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WOULD respectfully Inform the citizens Of X CO.
1 kuk that have opsred Tailoring Establish
ment on MINI 81, between 9TH ard 5ti, within one
1our Of Ciaths Leather Store, whore ain ready h.
do anything IN my line with neainess and dis pa
have s,curs the services Of my old partner, j.
McEvitt, late Of New York City, where he has beer
cutting in Of the fashionable eetabis hmepts
that city. 70 that any one Wis hing the style viii
please give me cal.
q, Nerths and Boys ciething en. II he latest Ncr
York style, as havea full set OF Patterns from
the East JOHN FRAZER,
dtc2Ua2m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-30

The second annual meeting Of the kcokuk or
Aicultural Society will be held on Thursday, Feb
q ruary 7ih, at q o'clock, the afternoon at the
City Council Room, for tho election OF officers.
There will aiso be distribution Of choice Flower
and Vegetable Seeds to the members Of the su-
cicty.
Persons wishing TO join this Society should hand
In their names with the yearly foe (6oc.), IT this
meeting, in order to recaiye the full benefit OF mem
bershIp for the current year.
Ladies ard gentlemen interested in Horticulture
and FlorieuIture are cordially iyited to attend.
j. Il. IEWk5 BURY,
Jan. 28-d2t sec'y.
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cry BIsPE>sanY.

Remember that The City Iispensery is open eve
~ day from 10 TO IL o'clock .. m, when the poor
receive MEDICAL ard Surgical advice gratu-
itoualy.
Ne charge for medicines hen authorized by the
Mayor, or proper representative Of the City Coan-
ell.
Prompt attendance Ii required, as no cases will
receive attention after the hour specified.
Eept21d J.C. HUGHES, Dean.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
9TMREo9CoFEa.

ffNHE undo 'signed has received direct from the
L manufacturers stereoscopic Camera Tor tho
purpose 1t taking stereographs of Dwellings, both
pubic and rrlya1e4 falnily Grnnps. L.. also,
new patterns o. stereoscopic Boxes, showing
from 40 to lUO views
Likenesses of every variety neatly inserted in
Plain and FANCY Cases, Frames, Trays, 90, Of
every style.
Satisfaction guaranteed. lie has an inst n ent
for taking * Pictures o. one person
one sitting, which enables him to take large
number Ut pictures with dispatch and 81 very low
prices. All are respectfully invited to cali and
examine specimens l.. W. BUELL.
Rooms No. 68 Main-st, I'd door from 1hird-st
decl8d
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, /,
HARTFORD, Jan. IL, 1861.

Personally A. uts snt and VIM c. Hastings
u .
AMI uet If s4dc ia be acer
a. d aati "a ! n tn oil eh
w teru i IN hand and nd IN m scala tiny cmce IN the
I'd
NSI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-30

(,TCotson may be King, but we are
afraid that II the Union should be diss DIV ed
be might, like Jack IN the nursery rhymes,
ssfaIl down and break his crown.o-[ Lou.
Innr
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e. The secessionists insist, rs the only
condition on which they will remain in the
Union, that the Northern people shall change
their opinion in regard to slavery.-lL Lou.
.Inur
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Net accumulationJan. | go, 81, 400, 5so.e9.
Dn Persons In this city have their lives In
oS surcu ia ths Company--among them our
most nfnential citizens.
Dwellings, Household Furniture, Buildings,
merehasd1ie, Mills, Factories and Machinery In
sured ~ far rates. Gx Losses Paid affhis Ageaey.
Call and see reliable insurance statistics and be
your own judge.
OFFsCE--0n Ihird-st. near State Eank, Keo-
kuk Iowa. ". L. WOOD,
Jan. Il, l66i-d State aud Local agent.
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fTThe United States coast survey schoon'
or, Dana, has been seized by the Florida 50
ces sionets.
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nrIRinnl HnIicn.


10 Jahez u BiIlngs,J. NJ. Biiinax, :, =. Filings,
parmeila billings, A IL LeSu~, u Il. fr,noh,
laws Price, Ii S.Iayler, .tns. Tennia Il Co.,
Nm. Thompson 4 Co., Alexaud. johnson. john
M. Mott, jr. John III. Mott, sen, mo. b. Quirk,
Otis Reynolds Co.. Geo. &. Ana8rsoi, Andrew
Webster, galloway Nlbstgf. i'faai 81, Burn
ham Lamb. 4 w. ihinnry, Mary MeCune,
John McLune. Sue T. Zwartx. ano. l.. Zwarfz,
Agnes Wiley oait, Hannsterd To-, dsiun0anfs,
NUL are hereby respectfully nutlhei THAT there
u Ii now Oh lilo n the E.eif y flee III tie Lis-
trIct Curt OF Lee County, Iowa. at Fort Madison
a petition of Hiram Barney clatmlaga Judgment
90 torscIosure oil u mortgage against said Janes b.
Billings above named iur the sum Ut ten Thousand
dollars, with Per cent. lntsrtst from the llih
day OF February, 1860, aud SPECIAL and general
]. - s}l
suld defendants allow nanea Tray ing aisv Tor the
foreclosure IT a norgrge gwen b said j. y.
Billings TO Charles Mason. upon The south half al
Ut section twenty four III, and fractional section
twenty tive la5], all 10 township saxiy-nse l6al
nerth Ut raDTcsis 6] west, in Ise county, Iowa;
The sale Of said m4figaged premises 10 pay of tx4d
debt. the exingu shinent ~ aliequity u redcmp-
tlun therein, for costs and general relief.
Now YOU and each Vt You are notified 10 appear
and answer said petition on The morning Ut tho
holden on the third Monday or May. 1861, or judg-
ment and decree will be had therein prayed for
by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Ian ~. fsGl-iv Solicitor for Petitioner
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rg.The Charleston Mercury denounces
the story that Governor Aiken has been
charged forty thousand dollars for his Union
sentiment, az M "ahsurd lie.o
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~
Open from "a a. m. to 8 p. m. On Sundays from
Ito q. m.
DAILY ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES or THE NAILS.
Eastern NJ all arrives nj p. m and closes 1t
q. m.
VI st. Louis ami Southern Mails arrive at p. .
and close at = a. m.
Hannibal and st. Joseph Mails arrive at p. m:
and close ct a. IN.
Quincy Mail arrives at o'clock p. m. and closes
At Ga. m.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois Mails arrive at
81 p. m. aud close at an.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive at p. IN.
and close at 8 q. M.
Western Mail arrives at p. m! and closes At
Pam.
Charleston (tri-weekly) Mail departs on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays At o'clock n. M,
and arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
At O'clock p. m.
- RICHARD McALLIsTER, p
Dec. Sth, 1860.
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MN asODAb.
VXTILL HE FIND HER?
Nv Great Preparation.
Dora Barton.
Throne OF David.
Life OF Kit Carson.
Woods and w aters.
This day received ut
OGDEN ,BROWNELLA CO.'S
CRY Book STORE,
Janl6d 50 Main-st.
PEALED r EAGIfEx.
WE have just received from New York 2 casks
wv Of pealed Dried Peaches, for sale 1t oul
store, No. So Main-st.
nov24d KELLOGG BIKGE.
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Hanks Throw : ont.

The notes Of the following BAnks are thrown out
by the Bankers Of this city. Al the last dates they
were bought in Chicago NJ s5 cents. As The notef
amply secured, no great shave should be submit
ted to. Ind ed ii ia possible that met Of them ms
be curYcnsiu thirty days:
Bank Ct Aurora, West Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, sEquaii.yaax :.
state Bank, shawneetowdH
Auaer. Exchange Bank, Raleigh. -
Corn Exchange Bank, fAufeld, :.
Dsuk Of Raleigh, Raleigh, :.
Bank Of common wealth, Robinson, lii.
Southern Bank Illinois, GRANVILLE.
GRANVILLE do do
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Ats MANLY, Tor which We will pay CASH
N ". n. AUSTIN = CO..
nAh1 IL MAinret.
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u Henry Clay Dean, in an obituary no.
tice Of Delason Smith, boasts that be con-
verted him.
This reminds Us of the remark Of an old
preacher to young one who vas pointing
out a number Of his converts, whose course
OF life was not what il should have been
Al, your converts, are they | knew they
Nere not converted BY the Lord.
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q Go Monday last company OF over
300 men wen. into the the nsighborhood
west 81 Athens, Mo-, where Mr.. Whiteford
was murdered last fail, determined TO drive
out gang BY whom robberies and murders
have lately been perpetrated, as il supposed.
Our correspondent promises 10 inform Us Of
the result of this expedition.
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lrlti.s are Bank Stocks owned by he Com

/ amount loaned on above Stocks,
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THE KEoKUK FEMALE

January ~, 1s6l-dlw
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1861-01-19
LEGISLATIVE.

The Committees in the Council remain
a bout the same as at the last session. The
following are The Committees in the House
Judiciary - Burris, Guthrie, Greer,
Cowles. Perry.
WAYS and Means Lines, Roberts,
Graves, Humber, Miller.
Miltio-Gilpatrick, Burnett, Hawkins,
Buckmaster, Reynolds.
Federal Relations-Roberts, Fairchild,
Lines. Burnett, Lakin.
Corporations and B0nking-Bailey. Rob
erts. Fairchid, fitzpatrick. Deitzler.
Observation-Disclosures, Coffinberry, Rood,
Miller, Stearns.
Enrolled Bais--Snoddy, Guthrie, Dun
ton, Cowles, Hanway.
Education Wincheil, Simpson, Bailey.
Reynolds, Kean.
Public Institutions - Burnett, Burris,
Guthrie, Markham, Brumbaugh.
County Lines and County Seots.-Deitz-
Ter. Green, Simpson, Graves, Buckmaster.
Contested E2ections-Dunton, Guthrie,
Roberts. Perry, Markham.
Internal Improvements - Lille. Evans,
Wilson. Anderson. Thorton.
Vice and Lamorality--Brum baugh. Hawk
ins. Snoddy. Rean Bowken.
Public Roads-Buckmaster, Lille. Mill
er, Coffinberry, Burnett.
Printing-Anderson, Snoddy, Winchell'
Stearns. McCook.
| Phraseoloyy-Simpson. Winchell, Perry
Williams, Cowles.
Agriculture-Grave. Fitzpatrick, Bowken,
McCook, Reynolds.
Claims-fIanway, Wilson, Green, Mark,
ham, Lakin.
Apportionnaent- Green, Bailey, Lille
Hanway, Fairchild.
Accounts Deitzler, Simpson
Humber, Reynolds.
Engrossed 6as-Bowker, Wilson Dun
ton, Ream Brumbaugh.
The following Resolution passed tn
Council, with but one dissenting voice
Matthias, of Leaveaworth, being the onl!
man in the Council who sympathizes witt
traitors.
Resolpsd, By the Legislative Assembl
of the Territory of Kansas. that We treei
endorse the movements of MAJOR Anderson
at Charleston, S. c., as eminently WIS
and patriotic, and his timely actions. on HI
own responsibility, demonstrate to tn
world that be is man equal to the CRISIS
aud possessed OF the niSueSl Oioe' VI 'i
taiy skill and ability.
Bills Introduced.
By Mr.. Lillie-An act for the relief {
John r. Swallow An act locating Gel
tain Territorial Road.
0 By Mr.. Deitzler--An act to incorpora
e the Lawrence University.
By Mr.. Snoddy-An act to divorce Al
}, en- Beesor from Elizabeth Beesor.
By Mr.. Bailey-An act to incorPora
i the Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
l., Leavenwort
II BY Mr.. Brumbaugh--An act to authors
II. d. Williams and II. ]. Marshall 20 bu
p" a bridge across the Blue river. An act
incorporate Marysville. Read the FIR
IL time.
e By Mr.. Greer--An act to establish Il
>, time for paying taxes, and for other Pu
% poses. :,
10 By Mr.. Markham-An act to divorce A
is exander Edwards from Deborah Edward
ID An act for the relief of Melissa Hoover
ID Read first and second time, and referred
:, Judiciary Committee.
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GOV. BEBEEs MESSAGE.

The following is synopsis of the Mes
sage which is too long for our columns.
He commences with very complimentary
allusion to his predecessor, Gov. Medary
With regard to the finances of the Territory
he says:
The Territorial Auditor, being required
to bring his report down to the 3lst day OF
December, it has been impossible Tor HIM to
perform the labor necessary to it's prepara-
ton in time to be transmitted herewith
From a condensed statement furnished me,
| however, | have learned the entire indebted
ness of the Territory upon all accounts, Is
! S9e l43 So, while its resources from taxes,
due and unpaid, from various counties,
amount to about 100000, leaving an ex-
/ cess of assets above liabilities of about
$4,000. But. of the amount thus due, it
is not probable over $50, 900 can ever be
collected, without some special and direct
action taken for the express purpose. OF
the amount of Indebtedness as just shown,
S88,788 A is on account of unpaid war
ANTS outstanding, leaving 1855 IA for
which warrants have not been issued. Tie
whole amount of warrants issued upon the
Treasury, during the year 1860; was SAL.
s34 IA, while the whole amount of revenue
paid in for the same time, was but 80, 1877
SO. In this We have, probably, as sad
commentary upon the disastrous effects Of
the late drouth upon the agricultural and
other interests of the Territory. as could
: possibly be given.
Owing to the failure, on the part of Z
lal ge majority of the counties, to transmit!
abstracts of taxable property to the Terrific
rial Board of Equalization. until very late
day, no Territorial taxes were levied up tG
within few weeks, and, rs yet, no part 81
levied has been paid in; thus no revenu
has been received since 1853. The amour
of taxable properly of the thirty count'e
from which abstracts were received, is SxI
s COS 68s So As those counties failing Il
y furnish abstracts have been but recently or
ganized, it is not probable that the Who'll
: amount of taxable property in the Territor.
will exceed S2S, 900, 600. OF the amour
ascertaiued, as above, in the thirty eountie
= furnishing abstracts, $I1 ,949. 846 25 is real
le the balance, S5.I13,84o 81. is persona
.r property. The whole number of acres c
8 land. subject to taxation, in the above 'hirt
Is counties, is 8, 878, $50, the average valuatio
N DER acre of which is "a Is. The Who'll
a number of town lots, In these counties,
$3.50, ozo-moF6 lHau tWV aoi eseag '"s.
tant! Nav not a reasonable apprenensIo
c. be entertained, unless something De done
c. stop this mania for town speculation. tn
a. there will, ere long, be no lands left for farm
a. in the Territory ? The average valuation
It. these lots is Sal 68-theag aggregate. 1854
SO 47IO4. Thus it viii be seen. town lots q
to already worth more than one fourth as muc
n as all the farming lands Pre-enPted-pro
nd ably, worth more than twice as much as 7
on acres under actual cultivation. This IS
IT. healthy condition of affairs. and our peoT
ate must expect to remain poor until thu
d. learn to depend more upon their ''muscle
he and less upon their speculative wits.
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The Great STORM.

now commenced falling on Monday
s and continued without cessation
nty four hours. We are informed
Sc who measured the snow in the
IA Tuesday night. that it was twenty
ches deep.
nmenced showing again on Thurs
rning and continued about sixteen
We lave heard of no measurements
lat time, but we think the snow can
ess than twenty eight inches deep on a
The "oldest inhabitant" has seen
|, 10 compare with this in Kansas
certain that there is more snow on
)und at this place, than has fallen in
/ four years. II is badly drilted, and
DIS are almost impossible. We feaI
viii be much suffering among the
{ the snow remains long. There ap'
o be plenty of hay in the country
is held at such high figures, thai
cannot buy.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the Second District Court within and for the
county of Breckenridge, Territory of Kansas, ait
ting for the trial of causes arising under the laws
of said Territory
John T. MeIAin and Thomas McLAin,
Henry Parker, Sarah Parker and Sam
uei Mccall.
yENHE above named defendants are hereby mott
fed that the above named plaintiffs, did on
the 3lst day of December. A. D 1860, file their
Breckinridge county in snid Territory, the object
and prayer of which is to secure judgment against
Henry Parker for the sum of sos 90, according
to the tenor and effect of certain promissOry note
made and delivered by said Henry Parker, to
Thomas MeLain, dated July 18th, 1859, payable
! twelve months after dete, together with interest
at ten per cent per annun, on the same from ma
turity and also for the sale Of certain real estate
conveyed by Henry Parker and Sarah Parker, TO
! John T. McLsin, in trust. to secure the payment
| Of the above mentioned note. and in which said
1 premises Samuel Mccall claims interest ad-
verse to the plaintiffs and which said resi- estate
! is described as follows: The west half, l15), Of
the north east quarter, %. and the east half ~
of the north west quarter % Of section No elev-
1 en-, {lll. township No. twenty (20l, range No
eight a. situate in the county Of Wise and Ter
ritory Of Kansas. The defendants are hereby NO
I tilted that they must answer dsmuF 70 said Pc
1 siticn en- or before the 9Th day of March. A. y
1861 or the matters therein stated viii be taken
as true and judgment rendered accordingly. q
4 SIS 9A l. BAKER. Atty for Plaintiff. 3
- Arrest s-aa s L. McARTHUR, (
4 sseo Clerk Second District Court,
Il ByR n RUcGLEs, Deputy Cltrk.
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We understand that petitions are being
circulated in this and other counties, In
such places as it will do to circulate them.
asking a ch ange in county lines. Those
who are opposed to a change in the lines OF
Breckenridge county, had better be on the
look out. for delays are dangerous" Get
out your circumstances at once. If you ex-
pect them to be of any service, for the
county line question will be one of the first
things attended to by the Legislature no" In
session.-Americus Sentinel.
We like cool things. we do. but the a.
bove is altogether too refrigerating for this
season of the year. 1t ought to be preserv-
ed for the dog days. We would like to hire
the writer of the above next summer for an
| ice cream freezer.
That portion of the people of this county,
for whom the Sentinel is the mouth piece,
brought out a candidate for the Legislature,
and placed him squarely on the platform Of
emo change of county lines" Another
candidate was brought forward, and placed
as squareIy on platform of "a change o
county lines" These candidates visited
every portion of the county, and addressed
the people, for and against the measure; ant
the people decided the question as far a
they could do so. by electing Mr.. Lille by
majority of one hundred and ffty JSve,
It strikes US that tie p7'7 AND DEALERS IN
toned and demonstrated" IN cE,ssscoEzS
manner possible. The people of Madison
county, are in favor of the change by NOR
than ten to one. as they have said both b.
votes and petitions. All that the Sen'ire
wants, or at least, all it expects, is to stav
, of the question until near the close OF IN
session, in the hope that Kansas will be ad
> mitted in the mean time, and thereby posi-
pone the question another year
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TERRITORY OF KANSAS, Brecklnroge Ccunty' S.
George H. Rees
J. A. Brown. -
ny VIRTUE OFAN ORDER OF SALE TO
d me directed, issued out of the Second Dis
trct Court, nitting in and for the County OF Breek
inridge for the trial of causes arising under the
Laws of the Territory of Kansas, dated 22d day
is Plaintiff aud j. A. Brown is Defendant WILL
on Monday the s5th day Of February, A D. 1861 !,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and
o'clock P NJ. of said day, at the Court House door
in the town of Emporia, in the said County OF
Breckenridge, expose for sale, and sell. at pubic
auction, to the highest and best bidder. for cash
in hand, the following. Real Estate to,wit Ihe
undivided half 20 Of the east half % of the
north esst quarter "a of section fourteen. a.!
township eighteen, Qsl, range ten, and also the
undivided halfof twelve and one half Q21al acres
of the south east part of the south east quarter
the south west quarter % of section four ~
township eighteen. 1e) range ten, (10), situate il
said county Levied upon as the tn IP1 property o,
ed at $685. 90 Z. GODDAKD;
Master Commissioner Breckenridge Co. K; T.
Dated, Emporia, January 18th A. D. 1861
| Printers fees, sos nZz-o"
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DOUGLAS LAST MOVE.
nd He shall Eat His Own Words.''
Yn,,hf-I PrnYarh.

I- Youthful Prevsrb.
ur text describes, in terms OF singular
,ss aud comprehensive brevity, the po-
Il processes of the Honorable Stephen
I Douglas; and while it does this as to his
,ral public career, it expresses, with pc
ar fidelity. the character of his latest
/ ,cb, delivered in the U. S. Senate on the
of January, 1861. Seven years ago
present month-at the beginning oil the
1854-uo public man had apparently
alter prospects of success, as but few
ID higher in general esteem. 1t is true
had hitherto been answering in his sub
sienoy to Southern demands, but he oy
means stood singly in this, since his
,rse was sanctioned alike by the history
/ policy of both the then prominent po-
cal parties. He was universally recog-
ed as a man of great force of character /;
many popular qualities, and had won for
uself place in the front rank OF debaters
the Senate. He was still young; ne had
ndered himself especially obnoxious to no
e, and bis party, of which he had become
knowledged leader. had then recently
on an honorable triumph which involved
ot only it's own success, but the almost
ster destI uction Of its adversary. Then
ever, he was on the high road to the goa
hich has been the object of his ambition
nd of his csaseless endeavors.
/ But early in that same year he raised ina
ruthless hand" upon which lie had but re
,entIy called down the curses OF heaven
yainst the Missouri Compromise. which h
lad pronounced SO enshrinsd in the heart
Il TIE people as To be almost equally sacre'
With the Constellation; and as if they ha
,een poison. and had driven him mad, tbs
me dose Of his former words seems neVe
10 have lost its dread effect. but to have In
,pired him with An unappeasable hunger 10
wore. Accordingly We ind him engaged
from that day to this, i'll -'eating his WORDS
Formerly an advocate, alike, of the W'lmo
Proviso AMI the Missouri Compromise,
fell to denouncing both. The self-appoin
ed advocate of the freedom, of the people
Kansas, he denounced them as rebels b
cause they refused to recognize the covers
meut of Missouri Pronouncing in th
court of last resert-the Senate--in faE
of the legality of s bogus Legislature,
yet in the same capacity declared its reg
iar proceedings nall. And a. if to a.
gall 10 The bitterness of the food of haml
alton appointed for him to eat, he was col
PEELED, even while preaching Popular So
ereienty, 10 make it subject. by guard
phrase. to Judicial dogma which destro
ed il. -
Probably Mr.. Douglas worst enen
would not haze wished for him deer
degradation than this; bat Fate. more i
placable than man. was not content. d.
ingethe Presidential canvass. of last Fl
Mr.. Douglas inaugurated (and We he
closed) the era of "stumping for the Pre-
dency." At every railway station, aud
evers tom, whittier > curious crowd COZ