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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-04


kEOAEk pDAG OFFICE.
Open from "a n. m. to p. IN. On Sundays from
Sto Va. M.
DAILY ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES rnE NAILS
Eastern Mail srri yes at p. m, and closes At
a. m.
st. Louis and Southern Mails arrive at p. n.
and close ut 81. m.
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Mails arrive at p. m.
and close at 8 =. IN.
Quincy Mail arrives at O'Clock p. IN. and closes
at 6 q. m.
North Iowa and Northern Illinois Mails arrive at
81 p. m. and close at 8 y. m.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive at p. m.
and close att :. m.
Western Mail arrives ut II p. IN. and closes Mt
7a.m
Charleston ttri-weekly) Mail departs on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays At o'clock a. m,
and arrives on tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at o'clock ,. m.
RICHARD McALLIS1ER, Pm.
Dee. sth, 1860.
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Will b. opened for diyiae service on Friday mex,
At O'Clock M, being the day appointed BY the
President Of the United States as day q ntionsl
fasting humiliation aud prayer, In view Of oul
country speril on which occasion discourse will
be delivered by the Rector on the fnbject Of oul
duty as American citizens In connexiqn with ii.
impending poli,icA al crisis.
JAnad1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Large AhIpm q NJ.

II 10 astonishing to see the large quantities oil
McLean's Strengthening Cordial that are shipped
daily to different partscf the country. 1t u scarce
" three months since this article was fret intro
duced, and now, judging from lite r. Id SALE IL Ii
known and appreciated ever the whole Western
country.
Every druggist, dry goods or grocery merchant
visiting cur city should be sure to obtain supply
OF this Cordial. II is just the thing required to
strengthen and invigorate those who are weak and
debilitated.
See advertisement, in another column.
Dec. Ii div
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PHOTOGRAPHS

General Insurance Agency.
WIN. T.. WOOD, State Ag't.
kEOKUK, IOWA.
LIRE INSURANCE., LAKE AND RIVER IN
L SURANcE LIFE INSURANCE.
MANHATTAN FIRE ms. CO. OF NEW YORK.
Assets 100000
CONTINENTAL ms Comply. OF NEW YORK.
Assets sOi5 ,G3O ~.
SECURITY FIRE ms. COMPANY. OF N. Y.
Assets 100000.
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. OF Nh YORK.
Assets s350, OOosr
ATLANTIC FIRE ms. co. or BROOKLYN. NY.
Assets e20x 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. co. OF NEW YORK,
Assets e335.OOO.
mutual Benefits Lite ms. Co.
Net accumulation Jan. l, go, So, 400 $50. so.
Oh Persons In this city have their lives i.
Ok surcd In this Company-amon0 them an,
most influential citizens.
Dwellings, Household Furniture, Buildinr.
merchacdsle, Mills, Factories and Machinery In.
sured 1t fair rates. w. Losses Paid aflkis Aoercv
Call and sec reliable Insurance statistics and 81
yoar own judge.
OFFlcE-6h Third-st., ness State Bank. Kso.
kuk Iowa. w. l.. WOOD.
Dec. 10, lsO0-d State and Local Agent.
EMvciopess EnsesopoAIi
poRTE-fOLlO, Oficial Consular, Legal Invoice
! Bank, Document, Packct Post, Commercia
Post, Ball Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay, Note, caid, and Drug Envelopes Of ali stylel
oaDES. BRoWEELL co.'s
City Book Store. ~ hAiA-ss.
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Major Anderson is, We learn from .
Trenton correspondent Of the Tribune, a son
Of the late Richard Anderson Of Kentucky,
who distinguished himself in the Revolution
airy War, and held the rank Of Captain.
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Old MEssA ENr "a. y !.

ULD NESUL GNE MAJ ~
Il WOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF X co.
L LUX that l have opened a tailoring Istablish.
ment on Main ST., between tin aid 9th, within one
door Of Giark's Leather Store, where am ready TO
do anything IN my line With asatness nd d patch.
1 have secured the services vi my old partner, !
McEvitt, late Of New York CITY. waefe h. has been
cutting In Of the fashloGAh tablash If
that city. 70 that any wi hiug the style will
please give me cal.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut in the latest New
York style, as l hawai- full set of Patterns from
the East. JOHN FRAZER,
dec20d3m
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8 T. MIC go LAS HOTE T.
BROADWAY,
N EW YORK.

When omileted, six years ago, the ST. Nicholas
was universally Prenouneed the most ma gni6cent I,
convenient, aud thoroughly organized establish
ment q the kial on tbs eontiEent.
What it was then. 1t remains to-day-wrHou,
A RIVAL II SIZE, In suxrrroussxss, and in The
general elem, nts Of comfort and enjoyment.
The Hotel has accommodattoes for $500
guests, including 100 complete sults of
apartment. for fam lies.
stxhundred persons ran be omfortally
seatei A. the tables II its TIRES public dining
roolss, All nothing that mods ~ art las devised
for tire convenience ard social granGeat,on Of the
travelling public has be- omitted it's pan, or is
neglected II ith practical details
The early reputation Of tho house At home and
abroad, derived from Its iude, its salerb APP
pointments, and its moAg-LtKK COMFORTS AND LUX
umss, has been enhanced every year by the un-
wearied exertions II the preprietors.
TREADwELL, MuIlcoMB co.
deepaa3tn
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90 M MI ERxJIAl..
DAILY uATEClrY Drrlcu, I
X eaEuk nAn I'll

/ DAILY uATEClrr nrricu,l
Keakuk. Dec 81. |
FLOHk-superlne, 81 ooi spnng wheat, sx-
ira, ~ 40, Fall wheat, extra, - rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOTO 60 perlee.
| C0RN--20 to 22c.
BARLEf-Spring 4ea4tc -.=1-z=-=
WHEAT In good demand. Fall so T. oo;--
5prinse5c; choice do. IS.
OA1S--1sc, dun.
RYE-sb to s7i in good demand.
P0TATOES--iS to 20 by the load retail 40.
6R0CERlES-Nsw Orleans Sugar, fair 7a8
prime s to 9, clarified 9al0, crushed and loaf
Tito IL. MolAsscs--plantatioR3 IS to 40c, IS. II. 81
to 40, Golden syrup, 65 to zoo. Cofee-Rio l54
to 10. Java to zoe. Laguyra, to l6 to IL. Rice,
ea6l.
soAP--Palm 64c, Family SIC; German, tCin.
"a to II.
cANDLEs-star Tito Is, stearine Is, Mould
III to III,
LARD--9; retail 12kc.
BUTTEA-comnons to 10; Choice i2A to Is !;
retail III.
LEATiIER-sole rs to 2sc; Harness 274.
HiDEs-Dry sto9; green, 4ac; green sheep
pei,s 20 to T5c; green hog skins25.
HAi-FrairieS5 80 10 50; 4 tmo.hy a Hunga
rian, t9a To $40; Balcd do &ll to SI2t Retail 4I4
to Is.
SEEDs.-Hungariant Grass Phase Timothy 81
so TO / 70; Flax Seed, s0a$l 90.
SUNDRIES-onions,to to 65 Eggs, l2l 10 l3.
Feathers, zoe to S5t; White Beans, 70 tos0.
FKuTT-Drisd sprles, | 70 10 40 per bash
Dried reaches, 81 25 to $50; kaisins, 81 80 to
s. IS
CHEESE--W. X. llal2A; Denmark tolo.
BEEf-lAA24c gross 50 TO Ale per quarter.
sHEEP-$2 90 10 81 co y head.
HoGS.-Drsssods - 90 10 $500.
SALT. A., u 40 to 1 81 per sack; Kanaw-
hs, 81 IS per bbl.i Liverpool, 81 90a2 90 per
sack. Lake g. 20 TO 81 25 " Dbl.
FISH -Nackerel, No. l $40 to sal n Dbl; No.
3&le tnsf7; No. 3 4f2toSl3. White, MOL $3.50
TO IS IS b half bbi. Cod Fish Sto OF n.
RAGS to23c.
OLD FROM to lie per n /, Brass sto 1oc per
h.. Copper l2i to lie per n.
EacHAseK.-on New York for currency, nom
inAl rate, 10 per cent; forgoid per cent. ST.
Louis4 per cent.
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0T There were rumors at Washington
last week OF negro Instructions in Georgia
and Alabama. The truth in regard to such
matters will be carefully concealed a. far as
possible for the present.
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SLAVERY IN NrBaAsKA.-Gov. Black has We
toed another bill to prohibis slavery. On
being returned, tho House passed it over tie
veto, on the "a inst. by more than a two
thirds vote, and it would pass the Council
BY 10 to 3.
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NOTICE.

sNiI l. members OF the Iowa state Insurance Co.
l. are hereby notified TINT the annual meeting
will be he ID nn the second Monday II January
ne Ut, at the office Of he Company ia the City of
keokut. ST o'elocE m. at Viii. h time Board
Of Directors VII be elected for the ensuing year.
5. Il. CAREY
Dec.6, lsol-dlm Sec'y.
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GTFors Sumpter is cut OF from o. com
munication, by mail or telegraph, eycep,
such as the authorities Of Charleston NAV
see fs to allow. In that far, therefore, the
Fort and the garrison Of the United States
may be said 10 be at tho mercy Of the false
and faithless traitors Of South Carolina.
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RIvxx CLOSED Yesterday morning ev-
erybody rejoioed when the word passed
round that the gorge below had reached up
to this point, and the ice had stopped mo-
wing. The light fall Of snow, with the sem-
pcr1turs Ut 20, would tend to cement the ice
and make Us a good bridge to Illinois, which
We certainly need.
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The notes OF the following BAks are thrown oul
by the Bankers of this city At the last dates they
were bought Ia Chicago al IS cents A the notes
amply secured, 90 grew shave should be submit
ted to. indeci IL il possbe that most Of them y
be currentin thirty day.;
Bank If Aurora, est Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, Equality,
State Bank, ShAwncetown,
Amer. ExchAngs Bank, Raleigh. /"
Corn Exchange Bank, Fairfield,
Bank Of Raleigh, Raleigh, +"
hank q monweslfh, Kohinson, lii.
Southern Bank Illinois, uraysine.
GRANVILLE do do
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nI $50 tWlbOn OF 10. Pa D D. o..
IN Partnership heretofore existing between
l Drs. Nj. W. Iick and j ii. Andrews il this day
dissolved BY mutual consent.
Or. Hicks continues the practice of Dentistry 1T
the old and.
Al, persons indebted to the frm are requested to
call AMI settle. NJ. W. HICKS.
keokuk, Dec Is. 1850. J.H. ANDREWS.
dec2ldlw
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FAsr DAY.-This being the Presidcnt'i
Fast day, services will be held and sermons
preached by Rev. Mr.. TrapneiT, Episcopal,
Rev. Mr.. Madeira, Old School, Rev. MIR.
Thatcher, Congregational, and Rev. Mr..
Brown, United Presbyterian. We fear there
will be more curses than prayers in response
to the Presidents recommendation. In An
cient times, when the seamster called upon
Jupiter or Hercules TO help bln out OF the
mud with his wagon, the Divinity advised
him to put bis own shoulder to the wheel,
and If be couldn't move the vehicle, then it
would be time to pray.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-04

New Hooks.
ENCYCLOPEDIA Of Religious knowledge.
IL MQnbeith Biographies.
Gould Brown 3 Grammar OF English Grammar.
do Grammar improved
do First Lines OF Engiish urommar.
Andrews Latin Eng iisb lie xicoi.
UrIttenden' o Counting HOUSE Edition OF Book
keeping.
Splits 4 Surrenes French Dictionary.
Blank Drafts, Netes, SC.
Sectional Maps Of Iowa, Illinois and Missouri.
For Sale by
M W. wEsTeeFT,
decl4-d Main. near 9TH.
New Books!!
rnHE PRINCES DAL1; Miss aILBERT'S
i CAREER; this day received at
OGDEN BkOWNELL CO.'S
CIry BOOK STORE,
NsvlG-d No. 81 Main-st.
VOL. lst MlIHhuW,~ IOWA K EPukTr. being
v vol. 9 OF the series, just received at
OGDEN, BAUWNELL CO.'S
CIrY Book SfoKR,
declad No. 81 Main-st.
a NV HOOk ROk GHIIDR I'm.
vSHE KANGAROO HUNTERS; or, ADVENTURES
i IkrnE Bush: BY Anne Bowman, author Of
"The castaways." "1he Young Exiles," DC.
OGDEN. BROWNILL Zoos.
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CIsCissArI, HAMILTON COUNTY,
bTATu or OuIo. (

CINCINNATI HAMILTON CoUNryl
STATE or ONO.
Before me, the subscriber, Justice or the Peace
In and fur said county, personally came John Lee
being duly deposeth and saith that he had
been suffering with Chronic Diarrhna for the pas,
% years and had consulted and received prescrip-
lions bis case from all the principal physcians in
Phil and Cincinnati, but ali to Dc effect as
he had received no relief. at last he was reduced
to mere skeleton, without even the hope of ever
6nding relief bnt by the adviceof frien nd be wns
induced 10 try H.stetter Is Celebrated Stomach Bit
tiers aud TO his utter surprise found relief from the
first trial; and in less than two months found him.
self perfectly cured If his complaint and is dali,
recovering his strength Of body and increasing in
hope that others afflicted iihe hmselI may b. ben
cited. JOHN LEE.
sworn and subscribed to before me, August 2ixs
| 1850. Z. +. uANrELMAN,
Justice Of the CAGE,
No. IA Western street, Cincinnati, O.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ~
eryw here.
Sold by P.Grssoss. A. J. WILKINSON, BARrLr-,
KATE Co., and J. +. Wilkinson.
| Dec. 81. '8o-dAw
CITY DIsPENNARY.
Remember that the City Dispcrsary il open eve
~ day irem 10 TO III o'clock a. IN. when the poo
can receive he1icai aud Surgical sdyice gratu
itousls.
Mayor or proper repres entatise Ct the City Conn.
ell.
Promp. attendance il required, az 10 cases will
receive attention lfter the hour specified.
sep,2Td IL HUGHES, Dean.
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pHOTOGRA APES.

NIX would call the attention Of tho public to
~ ~ fact, that at BuRL'S AMBRuTYPE Pho
TO0RAPn and STERkROsCOPlC GALLERY 10
fireplace TO get
S Correct Pictures ~ Every ssyloy
Being the Oldest established operator inths city.
tho superiority OF - pictures, and his atfnrts ID
please are we'll known 70 all. lie IL now putting
up views Of Main street, suitable for mailing, for
the very low price II 81 and - cents each; the
largest and best picture Of keokuk ever taken
Also large ytsw Of IT. Madison.
6teroscopic views and boxes for sale and on a.
hibteaon Al arc respectfully invited 10 call And
sxaN rtAtm.
e't forget the place; n Main street, =
door fsom TAird street.
Aus. q, 'eo.-d
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SOLID SILVER WARE,
SPECTACLES, EYEGLASSES.
GOGGLES.

Gold, Silver, Steel, Silver Plated and erm n n
Silver Speetaeles. coil, silver, ~teel and Sh,l
and u e.ulasses. to suit Any sight. Having .
large stock Of alasses unset, can iii them of auy
sight at shert notios--esthcr Scotch Pebble, Peri.
scopc or Convex Class.
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IL r. HU NPHKEN. Auction and CON-
II. mission Merchant, No. hates House.
Regular Auction Sales on Tuesday, ihursray
aud saturday mornings also eyeiy evening. + ur
nitnre sales every saturday morning.
E0-Particuiar attention given to sales in The
country. iakTi
IUs received from the anefieau Clock Co.
u large lot Vt so hour andS day clocks, assorted
styles, at No. Estes House.
septi2i Dr. HUMPHREY.
ECEItED sh,s Gay, on consignment, 4 cases q
INhne Calf Boots Ito b. clossa out Immediately,
No. E.tss House (septl1
fDsI received from the Manufacturers u large lot
y OF Hoop skilts; also, a large censignmcnt Of
Hosiery. ~ Nc. ksses House.
nept2l
lush received pocael Cutlery of every variety
- and quality, and large assortment of Table
Cutlery. also lotof Plated Table and Tea Spoons.
at No Essss House. lSeptl2dl
MON On hand large stock 81 Jewelry OF every
An variety; also Stationery and Notions Of ali
kinds. Merchants ann Peddiers will do welt 10 call
and examine this stick Il ~ be e4sea cut very
low. u. f. HUMPHREY
septi2 Auctioneer.
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NoTicE.-B eldiue's Elocution Glass will
give an Exhibition next Monday and Tues
day ev ening., at the Medical College. Beld
ing IL training . class OF about fifty, the
sharpest boys in keokuk. Several gentle
men have very literally contributed price
for the occasion. Judge Love, DR.. McGugin
and Judge Lowe have been chosen judgcs.-
Nr. Tillsson, the great Pianist and Vocalist,
assisted by other gentlemen, will do the
music. A rich treat may be expected; zee
bills. Tickets can DO had at Wcst.ots's Book
store.
USyoKruSArE Srgc.--It is reported that
President Buchanan, Who invests in stocks
more or less, purch ased a lot Of tho identi-
cal bonds stolen from the Department Of the
Interior.
GA Paris aper thinks the United States
needs Dictator, and recommends for that
position Captain Bonapar,e, formerly Of
Baltimore.
lT-It seems tina. the Loc5focos have M ia Q
9th r persons besides the Southern slaves
believe that Lincoln 10 black man. A
Drogbeda Qreland) paper informs its read
srs that the Northern Stases have combined
and elected "Abr0hdm Lincoln, a black
gen hitherto unkaorn cs q publc
maa.''
T-All the Southern Forts are represent
ed 10 defenceless position On account Of
lack Of men to defend them, and 1t seems
perfectly apparent that it has been the set
tied design of Presiden, Buchanan and
bis Cabinet to surrender oil the Forts and
arms in the South to the secessio nists on de.
nand.
GT-Fors Sumpter is cut OF from o.. com
munication, by mail or telegraph, excep,
such as the authorities Of Charleston may
see q, to allow. In that far, therefore, the
Fort and the garrison Of the United States
may be said to be at tho mercy OF the false
and faithless traitors Of South Carolina.
SLAVERY IN NrBaAsKA.--Gov. Black has We
toed another bill to prohibits slavery. On
being returned, tho House passed il over tie
veto, on the - inst. by more than two-
thirds vote, and it would pass the Council
by 10 to 3.
RT There were rumors at Washington
last week OF negro Instructions in Georgia
and Alabama. The truth in regard to such
matters will be carefully concealed % far as
possible for the present.
CO Major Anderson is, we learn from :
Trenton correspondent Of the Tribune, a son
OF the late Richard Anderson Of Kentucky,
who distinguished himself in the Revolution
airy War, and held the rank Of Captain.
Notice,
Gentlemen Of the Keokuk Legislature -
regret TO inform you that pressing business
has prevented me from accepting the very
high office which your honorable body have
been pleased to confer upon me. Language
10 inadequate to express the deep emotions
Of my heart, and my head grows dissy at the
Thoughts OF the elevations which your par
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just received an assortment, al warranted re
uine. For sale very low.
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Keokuk, Dee. 81. I
FLOHK--superane, 81 90; spring wheat, sx
ira, - 40, Fall wheat, extra, 81 2b.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOTO 60 perIee.
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Pay Up!
List of Letters

I'D EMA1NING in the Post Office for the quar-
Ga, ter ending the 3l.t December, 1850. Persons
calling iv- letters in this list, will please say ad-
vcrtisrd.
A. B-J NJ Addison. J NJ Anderson. jacob
a'asr, Or ]. Is Bou'helle, 8, \ Budaf,.ri, W T.
Bird. J J Blake, j II Brown, L Bates, 5 Butler.
Badly Boswell.
c. D.--J Courtney, Curry, Il " Clark,
Mss Capehnrt. Cabort, J NJ Carpenter, Mrs
Vi Cruyer, J II Clnrk, Miss S Culeinan " Dsnie:
Miss Daylc. T. Drvure, Delnushtcr Col A
l. bearing, + 4 Dean. Mrs u Dorm
+. F. G.-M E,hcrydsc Furly, Gi'cl,ri.t,
K c Grilfn, ., " Graham, Miss 4 Garrett, >. I
Garrett Vim Gregg. Grice, Mrs NJ Gomilliou,
Miss S Gr;cc.
H. J. K.-Mrs. NJ Halle, ., W Heath, 3, Jesse
Howard l. lI"is,"n, A ilal"m. AG llavird, ,, n
iia:ling llagan, " & Harris. " Hazard, a
] Hammond, J II Jennings, NJ Jones, W r Jmnes
:, S johnson. Mrs N Jones. Kmhrcl. Mr. kry.
L. N. n. O.-Dr Landrum, c Lark, NJ Law
son, Miss + \ Lowry, T q Lamar. ., a Lanier,
L l.ybrand. Langley, J Lowra. Il c Mathews
I T Mitchell, Vim Martain, ., l. Myer, T Il Med
ic;s. " Mcdaniel. Mrs Mnhlry. r Mathis, w
Morgan, 5 Mahry. NJ L Mcriwe,hrr, W S MoLley,
John Mus. Mrs l. Nicholson, NJ Mobiles. Rev A
p Norris. " I Nels II, NJ Mash, Mrs e Norris, "
y Norris, O,kman.
+. r. TIL Pusey, T Pnrkman, Is " poscy,
padgrtt ( crattnn..D Payne, N Parks. 7 po!nnt,
Sergt jus prr-ly, Miss S Patterson, NJ Psyson. J.
Rambn, Miss Reach. Miss NJ Rnhurn, a Ray,
Miss S Rush, RDscnbu,l, Miss IL NJ Tnrbell, ]
Is Timmermat.
W. Wv " wnsh. Il Weaver C Wilson. J Il
Williams, " West, J Williams, Mrs william
I N Yancuy, Yates.
A. RAMSAY, p. N.
Jan 23 2t
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millinery AND DRESS making,

NNfsS s. JANE HAMILTON respectful
lYl ly inform. he Lsiies Of Edgp6e!d that she
will cup:iuue the business rerNuGy carried on ey
Mrs.. Z. T. HAMILTON, Ut the sa,ne old rtand,
and feels confident from her l.ng sapere:.ce n
the Millinery business that sLe vii! be snsbisd s'
please sll whu iusy fayur her With their patronage.
Order. will be promptly attended 10. snd s!l
work shall he done in the neus.st AID most tssh-
iouAblc 14nusr.
have on !aud the rruanus Stuck Of Mrs.
Hamilton's MILLINERY GOODS which eons.ts
of q variety Of fashionable B0NSETs, RIB
BONS, ROCClIES aud FLOWERS;
Also, variety nf cheni'e Heal DRESSES;
Elegant Pearl IInr NETS snd Pearl S;raah for
the Hair:
hsvc u few Infants Glensary CAPS, very
pretty; ,
Also, COREETS and Skirt SUPPORTERS,
all Of which will Le suld very chOap.
JAM tt Ok
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For the Advertiser.
Southern Newspapers.


rejoice with thuse that rejoice in our lnde-
pendent noble Sta,e,-yes, delighted shat the
North cannot now have cont''l oyer us aud our
affairs. Mny wc be consistent people, and fre'
oar Independence and appreciate oar oTa pe"I'c,
pspers and institutions vf all kinds. The S"ut.
must sustain the South. Now is the tine to scEd
money for papers. May our State Sc"rn the ide.
of sending money to our enemies in future, when
We can spend it he ter in the South. Gentle rr"d-
er, VIC ask YOU in the name OF Independent Souih
Carolina, to sustain oar pnlrrs-~ill you encour'
AZ, : cherished paper now in its ini"n:y; one thst
has boon ..iit 20 ..yuthern literature; in this
paper, we have Southern paper without i hl.m-
ish this paper contains the useful, with the agree
able. 1t is not polluted 10y shameful immoral
trash as too many papers printed North are
" The Southsra Field and fiirc.de Is worthy
Of refined appreciation by ncll:r.i; ren!-rs. The
contents and style in furnrr numbers, show III
every respect hat the Proprietor and Editors have
succeeded in yheir eutcrrr;sing ard difficult un-
dertukng Establishing u stamdard literary pa.
per in the South, to prevent moral evil which
has existed in our southern countries Scnhihg
money North tr masazine', ladies' books anu
Northern papers which have been iav"fies, and
have received Southern patronage which they de-
ser"e no longer. The North with .'cr insulting III
lusious TO our iu.i.u!i,n, her s!nntcroas eharSes
To- An institution whose "ljcct Is charity anf hu'
manity We have liz univn nuw with Pe"p'e
who have hated u. ard who now rejoice that they
will be free country a:t.r the slave States 'eSve
the Union. Let Is rejoice that the ii: IL severed
that bound the South TO the North. Let u' now
buli ny, our own institutions. All the money
spent Sou.!, in future, that "ur country 80 justly
deserves. will so,n enrich our country. Let ho'e
but Southern papers and Southern school b""S' III
the hands oe Southern born highly educated
teachers be found in our midst, (~hu have iic tu-
tur. prosperity and destny of the South al hear-'
. Lie, Northern pnper' pnss FROM among us rat
rouiz. none but Southern, sach a. Ibe southern
Literary Messenger, The Aurora, The SPIRIT oi
the Age, The Times, aud lastnot Least. The South
c,n Field { Fireside published by one that haf
done much to encourage native Southern geniu'
L.t Ill those Who love tho South sustain the s"u'h.
Those who have not done 50. SEM! in their lame.
to Mr. J,xEs GAnnSEn. Augusta, Gh., for the
Southern Field d. iire.;ds. NoLlc brave South
Car,!ina,-the hr,t State to leave The N"rIi:,-the
las, State to send money lirect to support North
crn papers, Northern school. or Northern insti;u-
tious of any kind in future. The destiny Of the
South depends upon tho consistency Of Southern.
ers supporting Southern Institutions and spending
money South.
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