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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

The New Orleans Crescent says:
"The great excitement ell about the o;,v
on Monday, was followed yesterday. on ths
opening OF business, by calmness and quiet
ness. The great manifesto from Wsshine
ton City, signed BY Messrs. Lincoln and Sew.
ard, vas considered tho greatest Joke Of ,hs
season. The risibls faculties Of the h.bi,ue.
OF the dsgs could not be suppresse ~hen i,
=.s alluded 30;
rare good joke indeed. But not conten,
With = the Crescent gets oF better II /.
10 these words:
Then came along tho thrilling accom-,
snAt Memphis, the great commercisl metron.
oils OF Iennessee, had resolved 60 20 Out ~
sne Union. Though II FIRST view such rro
ceed'nks may be sneered 81, We, such move
msns can and ~iil be carried Out: u xh;ch
Ne may add, that the entire western aistr,c,
Of IenH4ssee witt follow. Nor would 90 i.
surprised TO learn that the city OF New Yoyk
bad declared for indep en- tence to 20 cut n
the Northern 6sates.n
When New York il heard from down the
tbe cotton factors, whose risible faculties
hsvs lately been % sxsrcissd, will get their
specs On 70 SEQ where tho laugh oomss 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
Second Regiment Accepte,

4 Second Regiment Accepted.
The Governor has written to Mr.. Miller
that be will order = Second Regiment into
service with the understanding that the CON-
panies remain 1t their own localities and %.
gage in regular drill duty till farther orders.
Capt. Houston,s company ass ordered to
devote their time to drilling, and hold them
selves IN readiness to answer . call into the
neld, Subsistence and quarters to be paid for
BY the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

The force at Washington il now about 90
oOO men. OF the remainder Of the troons
called out BY the Secretary Of War, {, 700 are
Ct Annapolis, about 5000 at Perryvills, Md.
1910 at Lancaster, Pa, 1000 at Cairo, 4, 900
as Evansville, Ind, ard the remainder IN
process OF organization in the several Sts,e..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

0ICouons.-Tbes sudden changes OF our
climate are souroes Of Pnlmnna,y R-cnchi.l
aud Asthmatic affections. Experience hav.
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken 10 the car.
~ stages Of tho disease, recourse should ct
once be had to "BRows's BRONCHIAL tao
cuEs," or Losenges, let the Cold, Cough, or
Irritation Of the Throat be ever so slight, ~
by THE prcoaution more serious attack may
be eaectually warded OF. Public SPaAKsas
and SINoERs will End them effectual for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See sd-
vertiscment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

Immense preparations have been made to
give Senator Douglas q magnificent recep.
ton At Chicago. The military, the members
OF the city government, the judges OF tho
courts and the citisens generally, in car.
rlsges, on horseback and sfoot, are TO turn
out and escort him from the railroad depot
through she streets Of the city.
The honor is we'll merited, and emana,e.
IRON . like patriotic spirit With thu. which
has called forth this manifestation and oo,.
d'ai approval Of united people Of the seD.
tments OF distinguished public servant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

1t seems BY special dispatch 10 the Chi
cago Tribune that the second call for troons
BY the President was mistake. The die.
patch should have said that the President
would call out forty thousand troops in
Gay or two,-twenty Eve thousand for land
and eighteen Thousand for sea serviee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

WnExLiKa. w., May 2.

WHExLlK0, Va, May =.
An adjourned meeting OF the merchants OF
this city, to take into confederation what az
ton should be taken 10 regard to the State
iicense, met this 3. n. The committee made
a report setting forth the law ia reference
to this matter, and submitting tho following
resolutions:
Resolved, That whilst We claim to be, ~
We ever have been, trna and loyal citizens OF
the State Of Virginia, obedient 70 her laws
and oil demands which have been msde or
may be made upon 10. In accordance there.
with, We at the same time hold ourselves to
be loyal citizens to the United States, and
vii. mainsain our allegiance to the same, a.
We have hitherto.
Resolved, That We are willing to pay our
license and taxes 10 accordance with the lave
of Virginia, as long 40 Virginia SHALL remain
enc Of ", but No arc not willing TO pay any
revenue to preserve the usurped government
at Richmond, which, without c1nsept OF the
people OF Virginia, and in violation Of the
State Constitution, has absolved us from
free allegiance to the D. 8. Government,
for it to Confederate States.
Resolved, That We recommend merchants
OF Whaling and Ohio counties to withhold
payment OF taxes on their business for the
present.
The resolutions were unanimously adopt
cd, after which the Chairman announced that
the Com missioner OF Revenues, TO forward
this patriotic undertaking, had resigned his
Office, consequently no assessment could be
made. Three cheers we're given for the Com
missioner. Resolutions we're adopted 20 re-
imburse him, and present him with fitting
testimonial appreciative OF his course.
The meeting was very large and broke up
with three cheers for the Union now and for
ever. Resolutions adopted By the meeting
created great excitement, and are approved
on oil sides.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
WIN Al the HebeIs are doing.

Montgomery, May l.
Congress is in secret session. A battalion Of the
Sd Aiabam X. giment left this morning for Vir-
ginia. Nv companies of Dragons are ready Tor
Pensacola.
New York, May 2.
steamer arrived from Wilmington. Reports
that she was released, together with 20 Others on
TIE 25fh.
Ths Tim = Washington despatch says sco ut
rep lrts seeing number If guns unmounted, 10 X
IT tho hill Al Acxandrla, evidently intended for
CIV. Letcher r,fuses to allow DIR. Bowles' return
through Vtrgirnia to North Carolina TO- his 10 pIly
because the Doctor 4 a Union nal and obuox rus
TO the peol 10 Ok Virginia. He will appeal to Gov
Ellie.
Pensacola sdvicss to the oath Of April say that
troops working day an night on batteries. Two
companies have just arrived from New Orleans
They are erecting three batteries in defence Of
PensacolA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
III. McHcnry.

Baltimore, May /.
#. Mclienry to-day was further reinforced
by two companies, 4sh artillery, Maj. Morris,
who takes command.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
Connecticut.

HARTFORD, May 2.
The Governors message to the Legislature
speaks in high terms Of Col. Samuel Colts
services and bis tender Of breech- loading re-
volving rifles to arm . regiment Of 10 CON.
panies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
Missouri Eiecuton.

Sc. Louis, May 2.
At the o. ection yesterday in Marion county, to
fill the 4ncy ef islafars, resulted in the tri-
umpA Of Mr. Tipscomb Union candidate, over T
l.. Anderson, So. ssionist formerly . member Of
Congress, BY Las msjority.
m. Maughs. Sscessionist, elected in Jack
son county also TO I'll a vacancy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

Annapolis, Md, May l.
The steamship Baltic has arrived with the
New York Fire Zousves on board. A grea,
Demonstration was made on their landing.
They we're greatly disappointed at not being
permitted to visit Baltimore. The Baltic rs-
ports oil quiet in the bay.
Gun boats cruising up and down constant.
~. The Rhode Island Artillery has not yet
landed. They are under orders for impor.
tant service below Washington.
The Goth regiment from New York 10 sta.
toned oil along the road to Washington In
equads within hailing distance Of each other.
A osptain Of the 69.b arrested ) spy nigh.
before last at Annapolis, just from Mont.
somery with impor.sn. papers. he is .
brother az the Grandy vail of nnhnken, n j.,
killed BY Cuban some time ago. lie will
probably be hung.
SON Of IN influential farmer here il un
der srrest % . spy. He opened dispatches
delivered to him Ut Washington.
The correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun
has left, fearing arrest. The populaoe de.
sired to lynch him.
The Maryland Legislature will doubtless
order State Convention, probably by May
Both.
The Union feeling 10 daily gaining ground.
Ons week OF secession rule disgusted many
OF its former sdvocates.
NEw YoRK, May 2.
It 10 reliably stated from Annapolis juno
ton that the 60th regiment caught . man
drawing spikes from the rails, and shot him
in obedience to order. They also arrested
two spies.
BosroH, May O.
Mai. Dodd's battalion left to- day on the
steamer Cambridge. Their destination 10
supposed to be IT. Monroe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
Steamer Ashore.
Steamer Il urn ed.

MUntrtkTt May 7
II Is re,.arteI Etsanlar LniIAd -Sta.A4 f4a.- q
gos, for Nj ontrcal, liz ashore of Father Point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

Louisville, May 2.
The steamer Union, in the Wabash River trade
recently repairing at New Albany, burned thi
morning. Cause unknown; loss 50 01O. Ii i!
supp,s the Engineer persisted in the flames.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

q The volunteer relief fund 10 Milwau
kes, being raised by private subscription,
amounts to 138, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
Attention, Cavalry!

rIyHE CAVALRY COMPANY now enrolled In this
! vicinity will meet 1t the Court Honse, In this
city, on Friday evening next, 20 make choice OF !
Captain and First and Second Licuten ant, and tran
saot any other proper business.
full attendance 10 expected.
G u, MOSS
W.M. q. TORRENCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

|ICE-CREA M
DINNERS. SALOON
NEAR oORNER MAIN AND ia SITS.
Every Day and Evening
RING THE SEAS ON.
upr2sdtf
GEMS OF ART
y EcEIvED direct from the Publishers in New
II York 6ne assortment OF Large Photographs,
taken from the worksof the
Greatest Painters
In the World They are, in point Of artistic merit,
The Best Steel Plate Engrayings.
All lovers Of Art are respectfully invitedto call
and see them IT
BUELL'S PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
.pr3sd second Door from Sd.
WANTED.
4 GOOn Cnnk aahAy nd Tvnrev FIN fsvriiy
IA with no children To such permanent situ.
alton and good wages will b. given. None need
apply uniess they can give good references.
Apply at NO. 81 AAIN-ST.
Fashionable Tailoring Establish
ment,
Next door 20 kramsr, Irwia 4 Co.
I WOULD respectfully inform my friends and ths
L citisens generally that have . neat stosk Of
CLOTHS AND vEsTINGs,
And am prepared TO fit out ali my old customers
me, in the latest and most approved fashion;
April25-d JOHN FRAZER
N Il w s IT q IL e
NEW GOODS!
KISER & HILLS.
No. 80 Main-Street,
Have in store and for saisa
FULL AND COMPLETE sToCK.oP
STAPLE AND FANCY
I'D r Y @ o O D S /!
| MOTIONS,
Boots and Shoes.
CLOTHING. CARPETS. ETC,
All which were bonghti n Eastern markets
FOX NET CASH.
Close buyers are respectfully invited 10 examine
| ourstock before purchasing. Our motto is
s.Quick sales anA snalI Prsaiss.n
Oct. 5, 80. TERMS CASH! tas..,
EVANS Il BlDLENlAN,
WHoLEsALEA RETAIL. DEALERS In
DnnTC CHnEc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
Eavts County Military.
The Bloomfield Clarion save:

We have now three efficient corps OF mill
tary conl anies in this place, fully organised,
and daily drilling preparatory for regular
service, when called upon, in defence OF the
country.
Let. The "Bloom6eld Guards" Capt. Jas.
Baker, consists OF about so men, and are
awaiting orders from Gov. Kirk wood to
march wherever their services are required,
and at any moment.
They did not get into the fret regiment Of
this State, hut they are assured by the Gov.
that they will be chosen az y part OF the SEQ
ond, which is expected to be called for 10 .
few days. They are fns body Of men, and
We expect to hear none but good accounts
from them while IN the service Of their coun-
try.
ID. The "Homc Guards" under command
Of Capt. II. II. Trimble, consists Of about u
men, who are being daily drilled, and is de-
signed - home protection company. This
company have adopted and will procure for
arms the "Menard rifle" and will soou b
ready for duty, other mounted or foot ser.
vics.
30. The "Bloom6elh Greys," Capt. Fl. A.
| Spencer. consists 1t pIesest Of about SO men.
We believe this company 10 TO be Furnished
arms By the State and 10 also designed fol-
local service.
| In addition to this military force ct the
county seat, there have boen companies or.
ganised at Drakeville, Stilesvillo, add Pu-
laski, and We believe several other places 10
1 the county. In a few weeks Davis county
will have 1t least force Of six hundred men
prepared for any EN- .rgepcy 10 dessnce 81
their homes and the n .intensnce Of the hon.
or Of the country. Davis county 10 true q
! seanf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
The Blockade.

BALa1noRE, May 2.
A steamer Of the Norfolk Line, which left
here on Tuesday wi,h the mails and passen.
gers, expecting to be permitted to enter Nor.
folk harbor, VAS not allowed TO do 90. She
landed the mail and passengers IT Old Point
Comfort.
A steamer which left here yesterday also
returned without going to Norfolk. The
blockade is evidently being vigorously en-
forced against Virginia. The steamers say
Norfolk Bay 10 dotted over with q. S. trans.
ports.
Now York, May Q.
The Worlds Washington special says the
blockade Of the Virginia ports will be eject.
ed Monday BY a feet between Capes Charles
and Henry.
Numbers Of Union men have arrived. be
ing driven out Of the Union.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
Specialize the Tribune.

Ngw YoaK, May /.
The Tribune's Washington special says the
policy of the Administration henceforth is
war, and the Cabinet IL now a unit 10 this
nnl,c u sss-Jy-urui rr fyurruTI r. 70 De
Immediately retsken and rebuilt.
Commissioners from Western Virginia to
day assured the President that ii furnished
With arms their portion Of the State would be
cared for.
Capt. oakes. from Texas, reported at head
quarters to dav. He states that troops
throughout the South are 10 high state OF
Efficiency, and are being concentrated ct Nor
folk and Lynchhurg.
Evidences Of Lieut.. Aiaury's treachery are
daily apparent by the removal Of the lights
bows, DC.
Commissioner Armstrong will be suspend.
ed three wears without pay.
Gen. Butler 10 detached from Annapoli.
and appointed to the command OF an impor
tant Southern movement.
| man WAS arrested at Annapolis, on Tues
day. With dispatches from N. Y. for the Pres.
ident, Gen. Scott and the War Departmen t
which we're found opened on him. lie vii
be tried BY oosrt martial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

q We learn that Capt. Cyrus Franklin
hes been endeavorin0 Ia kick eaae : en-.
srally At Memphis, Mo. He there represent
% that bis dwelling house in Wapello county
had been burned, and that he had to fec to
save his life, booansG he uAs 10 favor OF
Southern Rights. HI. might havs got up
some dis uIbance ia Missouri bad not some
OF our csissDs interI osed and placed the
matter in is true light. Az it is, our Mis-
souri, neighbors look upon him ~ erasy
fanatic unworthy Of Lotics. Having failed
to inaugurAts : border Wat along the Mis-
souri limo, II 10 unders, God he has Z one South
10 join JED. DAvis' Confederate army
democratic Clarion.
We heard OF Franklia's movem ents il Mis-.
souri, some dAys ago, and tender our shanks
20 tho Clarion for the first rate notice it has
given the lying inceodiary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
Repair OF the Aorats-rm surTHT U.II
MUna,
WASHINGTON. Mavo.

rnn MY =.
aoo mechanics are to be employed repair.
Ing the DAMAGES to the Northern Central r.
r., with sufficient number Of lroops TO pro-
aecs them while the work 10 thus or ogr esainr
The way will be opened for the transit OF
troops ana munitions Of war and for pAsssn.
ga.s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

An assempt To blow ups Powder
HOuoe.
PORTLAND, May /.
An attempt was made yesterday, 50 blow
up the State Powder House on BromhAll hill,
containing 1000 kegs Of powder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

ST. Louis, May /.
The Cairo correspondent Of the Republic
can says about dozen men belonging to q
Chicago company refused to take the oath
and left the ranks.
Major General Bnckner, Commander 10
Chief OF the Kentucky militia, had a confer
ence with Col. Prentiss, Commander Of for
ces at Csiro.
There 10 much excitement at Paducah, Ky,
and companies are constantly drilling. Four
pieces OF artillery had been received from
Nashville.
1t 10 understood that the Governor OF Ten.
nessee has made demand on the Governor
OF Illinois for tho arms and munitions taken
from tho steamer IliIlmsn. The boat hes
been given to the owners and taken to Padu-
cab.
A "a FOUNDER and . considerable number
Of troops are stationed ut Columbus, KY
The town 10 carefully guarded and strangers
are closely watched. The people feared an
attack from Cairo.
The steamer ynlins II. Smith alinnad- Lr
Cairo and landed $50 Colt's rifles at Pa
ducah.
D. II. Donnivan, Collector Of this port,
forwarded his resignation to Washington
yesterday.
ST. Louis, May 2.
The Cairo correspondent to the Journal
writes AZ follows:
We have been able to ascertain the main
point Of conversation between Gen. Buckner
and Senator johnson Of XIV, and Col. Prem
tiss, which consists Of additional guarantees
on the part OF the former that Kentucky vas
determined to maintain . neutral position,
and that she would not allow Confederate
troops to cross her soil to invade Northern
States, nor countenance organising citsens
for that purpose, andi 10 return she requested
guarantees on the part Of the authorities OF
this State that her territory should suffer no
invasion from Illinois troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
what Keveray Job nssn say

BALflHoRE, May l.
Heverdy johnson, Who arrived to dsy from
frsdencf, says the Legislature 10 appalled,
At the strength OF the Union sentim.n. in
Maryland, and n the certainty OF making
Marsla the battle Geld II they throv h,r
into the vortex Of secession. He does moi
Be-; 7sa they viii perform any action Of the
Legislature tending to such an end.
Wallace, elected from Baltimore durinO
the reign " terror, moved to rssifv the
Amendment to the Constitution propoeed hv
Congress, that the Government shall not IN !.
tsr'ere with slavery where Il exists. A seek
since nc was III all haste for secession.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

q Our merciful God minglss some com
forte with oil our sorrows, nor does be per-
nit any one Of his saints to suffer constant
affection, nor enjoy continual delight. Both
from prosperity and adversity be fills up the
life OF the just with an admirable variety
(St. Chrysostom.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04

pent o. OF the force,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-16

H4MAA Hills
sAaSklngum Works. GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
we are now prepared 70 manufaclore our Ffers4
311U--oAf AlL1, either Vertical Or Horizontal.
WILDE ctle 90 eupplyf the demand. however large.
We are aleo manufacturing Douglas Improved Evan
orator, and Also Douglas Steam Sugar EVaporeior, and
are prepared to furnish every article OF the best ouali-
81, and ~ modcrate retees required In the manolacfur
ENtCEs-8l0&60 ESQ 500. and upwards. price az
4uruacoE and LFan1ratoft. $50 O. 600.
Circulars and Pamphlets furnished On arrlicafion
ALI orders adtresscd % ire undersigned win baprompi
~ attcnle3to. DOUGLAS BROTHERS
apI-Iy GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-16

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these tL#Hn
3 porief 6fft-
merl.intI M
aIste. f4
resIrrIrr
81 ere4r EI~f
E.5Ie.
To lrfeu.s-
1nHa0 t6e. -
WEEEHARFr
-.-- A4EE Mrr
I3sfel41 D. t1srerr
1Lrr.r
-- 81 tat ste ora tnl
Loeles
~ et4E Bid 49,
HtN~ AN1onss t1 ~
-ff. at =
~ lcsrsrftr
solvent
1tlNeleAt lalset leave tft F
aa lge ~
lEals. 81 rea- %
~ 1iraAlon tltouEh The e trfl
sssl ~ anu ne No1ou1t e
oleANr-pA e-ees O an
tDe AAe Ae1lcnesha4e fent A
thattime brrem-
cles ana nsametIs from ~ 49, al
BroP1o Grail kinds. 8 49,
ana eiaaderi they tsaa
II On these illportant orran4
found 3 certain rane6y lor have
Also ttern4 b Gslod7Irr N
matter 80 Wild a1u ane
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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-16

The machine Of 1861 win b found fully eqaai
to gny test that it may BE- submitted 70. 9he.slgat
indentati0n of the Sickle, its hghfneH ani combi-
~nationWith tie beam and fingers, allows an increase
Of motion not practscable in other machines thu5
enablingu rs 20 10 good Uork, Uilhas slow lean az
en-, even, working we'll. Our
Improved Guard aud Patent CemT.
edeetnally prevents choking. % matter What he
condition Of the grass, while our rev dirdef pens
separates badly lodged and tangled clover ~ gas
where other machines fail.
There is'also q great sdTantags in our sarat,d
sickle edge over che smooth, IS Il does not reills
sharpening 20 often, thus saving time. Owsc4e
viii frequently run fhrough al entire hsTaf ai.-
cut once grinding, Wkiie The smooth edge nu't p
ground once each day, fr0to ftsner- Win ln9.a
edge the draught ~inerersos AZ The knife become en-.
Our drauEht is Uniform, and Ga repeated ma- e4-
ring the season Of 1850, proved far lighter taanAa
gle Mowers, cutting at Tie sane time from tHeFe@
eighteen inches wider.
Our Mower can Be- used With o. without t1s f,el
thi5is Important and without thsfsal Hs6A D~
about go pounda.
In addition to the veryHbenl HAlantes
81 Purchasers, We would say as herstoiofe, u
meTs who may desire IL, are az hpsFty % son
machine through the harvest, uith any otpeS
keep, and pay for, the one prefeuo1,
Pamphlets with fun description N fmPofeA
testimonials, &C. can b had BIZ Application
THEODORE HILL, Agent
BrownvilI8. Wabraska,
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-05-16

AZ 9 heapeE, ne "Acgormick ha5 been beirs
49, 49, PAone tof ne iaN twenty year, zni
111A 'e@s A1s 1es geinea q mPutsaon Rhich e
H9ra bfae notwithstanding The gafy IL
ersas,ns eemPe11on, and De hoE.of ~inFeats "a
agee ~ ne Development Of keapins Nsohinu, he
AeOofmlct leads tAe Fn-tha aokn0Elsieed 81.
perior Of al ia tho march Cor 1~rsoiiesf imr~~..
ments.
The representations made b. olhsr manuf,eiu,.
tnas sne AcOQfmick was -oncs q noted Reaper,
pusis nov 0si4q1atedi b smp b Culous e. ih6 Ia
creaslng demand vii prove. No single egabist.
men5 il the WORLD, manafsBiurg s. llr7sIv ~
these implements, and none eznsnds eouai nsnsv
time OF talent ia reliable impro7sfnens
Many changes haro been eFseisd during eapaa
seaaon, and for 1861. tho .McCormiok' 3 1rssassi
greater attractions than ever before. A5aRapF