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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-08-09
Principal Depot, No Salem Street. corner
OF Hanover ST, Boston, Mass.


Wholesale Agents for New York.
MACY JENKINS, e. LIBERTY STREET.
Sold by Parker lliackley aud + K. Ssaley.
W. ~, buckspart Hancock 4 Co.. Orlaud josh
IA Hooper, Casttne Emerson L ca, North Cas-
tine John Stevens, Biuehill, C. q Peck. IN.
worth. and By apothecaries generally thfou-heu,
the United states, Meme geuine unlc.s signed
by CHAS. +. GARDINER. Iva
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Administrators. Sale.

from the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate Tor
the Couy OF Hancock TIL subs b-rwN sell at auction
on >aIar, The fourteenth day Of september next at
O'Clock T. NJ, On the premises, much Of he estate
owned by lillian Alien, late Of rremon, in said con
~ ceased, will produce the ~ four huilreG al
Thirty dollars for The payment Of his debts and Incidental
charges. VI. BABsoN, Aimr.
sdrry, August 6, 1851. -
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice 70 all con-
l ccrnei, II AZ he has been duly appointed and tAs
taken himself the Administrator OF the es-
tate Of
WILLIAM LEWIS, late Of Bucksport
in the Co Of Hancock deceased by giving bond as the
law Directs he Therefore requests an persons who are
indebted to the deceaseds make immediate paw
me + az tho'eWho have ANY demand. thereon exhibit
the same for settlement.
THE0. c. Wo0DMAN.
Backsport, June 10, 1861 20
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House Furnishing goods
IRON SINKS LEAD PIPE, ZINC. &C,

Hallow and Ei4aelsi Ware. AMI 40 ,1cellcn, a..
sof,Mea: " G.as.. EftAn4A and French Ware
Hydraulic Pre-. Ci,irru and Chain Pu,np.. Also
A'voosi,s Patent lls4rauhe Pam. which {, &C.
-. vledtsi 20 te tie best ana eheape,, Pump
IL L. M.rLl
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CT 9TH N G .

4 large stick % Spring 4 Summer Clothing. such
as 0rereoA;s, fr5ek., Sacks aud business Coa;.
Pant, and Vests Of all the most fashipnsbls
styles.
Also on hand handsome Assortment Of BOYS
CLOTHING, aud large stock OF
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Valuable Real Estate
For Sale.

Era The Subscriber intending to change his
FssG place of business otfers for sale the iUl
-AsslRR lnMinr nrnnertY In this VILLAGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

AMERICAN sHiPs IN THE CLYpE.--It vas an
tIcipaied, ut the breaking ont of hostilities
between the Northern and Southern States
OF America, that British shipping would be
benefited to very great extern, by the With
draval from the general carrying trade OF
American vessels, which would have the ef
fect OF raising freigbts, in consequence OF
the war risks charged on thess ships, and
the probability Of Our merchants being chary
OF shipping in American bottoms on any
terme, from fear OF non delivery OF their
car1oes, or the chances OF detention and
stoppaee, il not Of absolute. seizure. The
probability war, thrrefUrH, that the hmeri-
can flag, except in the GASES Of regular trad
ers, would be almost banished from our
ports. So far are these anticipasions from
being realized in ths quarter, that We never
ut any time, had 50 many American ships
10 the Clyde as one time as at present. Not
Only those which have arrived here with
cargo are taking cargo outwards, Blu. many
vessels have come here from other parts, and
are on the loading liss. successfully c5mpet
ing wish our shipping for freigh,s, even IN
der the disadvantages OF high war rial,
which the ship in most cases pays Glas
gov Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LTEvery summer the demand for Hostetters
Celebrated stomach BittsYs iLcIeases. 1t IL found
To be the only certain presorvstion of bodily
s.ret 9Th during period when the atmosphere 10
calculated to incrce feeling Of tsssitudc and in
digestion. The worst cases Of DiarrhGa and Dys-
EMERY give way 10 lite Potent iLfuence. Innumer-
abb persons rho are now alive and WE'LL must
-Ts----r-r ttttrry
have not been swept away in the harvest Of death
The Bitters recon naed ly the best physical MS
in the land This il the best evidence OF its real
value, because, as = general thing, they will
not speak word in favor of advertised pre- para
tions. They have been compelled TO acknow ledge
the claims If this Bit;ers upon the community -
Give ii tTiAi.
SoIdby P.jiBBoss, A. j. EfLEIEsoE ,BARrLsr,
KAYE Co, and r. WILKINSON.
For sale bydruggistsand dealers generally sv-
anywhere.
July '61-dSw
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Drownson ON she He bel LIZ aaers.

In the lest number OF Brownson's Quar-
teriy, the editor has an article on the pres
ent war, Astounding throughout in that clear
ness and energy Of statement for which be
10 justly famed:
For thlrty years or more the South have
been taught to regard the North as their en-
emies, and made TO believe that they could
not live in peace with us; they have been
taught that we Of the free States are mere
money makers, destitute Of ary high, moral
or religious principle, selfish, calculating.
cold-hearted, and, worse than all, mere cow
ards. Their teaching has been bad, and has
Led them into grave mistakes. For those who
have misled thin. VIC haze. no excuse, M PAL
AAtlon 70 offer, not word In extsnuation Of
their offence 10 ter. They knew better,
md have sinned against light and kpowl-
edge. For them we have no mercy let them
meet, - they deserve, the traitor's doom,
not because they IRE southern men. or slave
holders, but because they are conspirators
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Mshess mevtnS.

Reports were brought in here last Sunday
and Monday, that some 400 rebels, In CLARK
and adjoining coanties, 10 Mo-, were on the
move. They doubtless Joined Gen. Harris.
Rrporss came in this morning, fron Alex
aDdria, that the "seeeshers' were busy ell
last night down there. The evidence IL ac-
STIMULATING that the rebels oil through north
sro Missouri are making desperate efforts to
dess.eY The Hannibal sna ST. L. rsilraaa.
and drive out the "Aboiision herdcs.',
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

Jairus 3. Neal, Locofoco Senator from
Marion county, made three hours speech
before tho Democratic State Convention, ct
Knoxville, on the 10Th Of june, in abuse Of
the Republicans, and apology for the trai.
tors. Jsirus wants this unnatural war
stoppsd," anu the Republican party auDihi-
lated By good compromise anti var Demo-
cratic party. The Democracy 81 M..;cc Re
spond to Mabcpey's call for State conven .
ton OF course.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

Al . business meeting Of Company B, Ke.
okuk Home Guards, held at their drill room,
On Tbursdry evening, July l!th, the follow
Ing resolution wss unsnim ously adopted:
Resolved, That 10 accepting the resigna-
tion Of Captain Parrot, We do 80 with re.
greet, and only give our assent thereto rs We
know be leaves "a for.a position 10 which
bis services may be more valuable to his
country and more honorable TO hinself-
And in this, their leave-saking, bis com rad s
express the sincerest wishes for bis welfare
and success, hoping that he may return to US
again safely, and knowing that il he return
q oil, he will do - honorabiy.
Ordered that said resolution be published
10 The city papers.
g. w. McCRARY, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12
JDM NJ Il k(3lAI..
DAILY CARR CIrr trrIcs, /

DAILY CARR CIrr nrrIcs,l
keokuk. July s.
FLoHK-supcr1ne, 81 80 Spring wheat sx
sra, 81 90, Fall wheat,ex 81 90.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $3.50 ~ peIioe.
COkN-I4iol5.
BARLEY No sale.
~ = :. : y = : ~
10 to Sic; choice do. so.
0A1s--l2a TO lte.
EYE-15c; dull.
PoTAToEs--1ot by the load retail 10.
1RoCERIEs-ktw Orleans srgar.fsi, 7a73c
prime II 10 81, clarified salo, crushed ano loaf
Ito II. Standardization 5to 4oc IS. 81 40
70 ~, Golden syrup,65 TO TOO. cofee--kio l6a
to is. Java 20 to &c. Laguyra, to Is to 10 Rice
81 to Toe.
soAP--Psim &c, Family ssei German / Gin
7ato7i.
CANDLES-star 1910 IT, stearine Is, Mould
IL,
LARD-6to 7; retail 10c.
BUTTEk-Common 9 to Z Choice 10; retail
f7s.
LRATHER-soie rs to Csc; Harness 272.
HIDEs-Dry 9 ;green, al green sheep pc 10
80 to soc; green hog skins 70.
HAY-Timotby, bald, $sas Prairie $4A4 SO.
- y \ ps---A4Hksff&A q fast 30 ftmuthy st to
Flax Seed, IS.
suNDKiEs - Onions, SO to IS Fsgs, to4 ].
Feathers, SOC to S5cs White Beans, SO to 75c.
FRUIT-Dried apples, 10 to 50 por bush
Dried peaches 81 10 to 80; HalsiLa, 81 7sto
IS.
cHEESE--W RS Denmark Ito II.
BEEF 19a24e gross; 3.c to 4ac per quarter.
sHEEp-&1 50 to 81 SO n head.
SALT-G A.,S7 10 to 225 per sack KsnAv-
ha, - to 8 50 pss bbl. Liverpool, 81 9oa2 90
per mack; Lake 81 % to a. 30 D LbI.
FI5H--Nackerei,N No. / $40 to sal p bbi; No.
SIS to si7 No.3 $12toSl3. White ,No.I1btA
to IS rs p half Dbl. Cod Fish sto6{ 10.
KAGS-Il TO &c.
OLD IRor-Ato &c per N Brass Ito 1ocper
H.; Copper ia por b.
ExeaAHGB.--On New York for currency, nom
inal, IL 70 i5Percsnt.; forgoid 1 per cent. st.
Louie per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

and rebels, bent on destroying the govern
ment under which they were born, to which
they owe allegiance, and which, with all ito
faults OF administration, is tho frecst and
best government ever instituted by man, and
which, from ITS foundation, has been, with
that OF Great Britain, the hope Of the friends
OF liberty throughout the world. 1t is not
against "A despot, or a tyrant, or q foreign
T. .. & 9 !: -. -. = =. la-z
against their own legitimate government,
whose only defect. il defect it have, is that
II claims LOO little power for itself, and
leaves too much freedom to tie citizen. The
American citizen that seeks to over row the
American government is not only a traitor.
but libertcide. a dishumanixed monster.
not fit TO live or inhabit any part OF the
globe; be has no suitable place this side Of
hell
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

ION will see by the above notice that the State
appeals to you for aid in the present crisis Three
thsussna OF cur young men nave crowded To the
field ~ II to a banquet, cheerfaily ofarng their
lives TO iefesd Country and It's flag, and thous
ards more but await the rpp9rtunity to fellow the
g.o.ious example. But TO m-intain those VINO have
already gone, equip those he may 70 10 w. on
: the sinew ot war. must be had. In the great
money marts Of the -naa.ry--th@ es-trrn cites.
Tie Bonus II the United ard Of the vari, us
loyal states, are seeking market, and the supply
there exceeds tho demand lii ali eur bonds must
be sold there they will probably sell for Ices than
par, thus lessening tn means at the disposal oi
the state. his ~ peal Is therefore made yen
step forward, and rendsr your aid the state and
the Country IN tAis the hour OF their p.ri.
i am vel aware that you just recovering
from he effects IT The prostratiun " the pros
of the State in 1857; that lille rich in everythln
els, We are poor Ill maney and that il i'll REQ
sofe sacrihct on our part to take these bolds hut
will you not make That sacrifice Your neighbors
your sons, your brothers FREE Iy periIinE their
ists. Cannot We, who stay ~ home, Ia aAs some
saer ifee 10 aid themf shall il be sad that while
90 many ale sager 10 undergo tie toiAA aud perils
IT soldier ie u -dete4a eur eonntrvif honor
none can be fDun4 to furni b the neeesssr, means
The world cannot sher better securities than the
Bonds or Iowa, and lie pride and patriotism OF
her people, we'll their interests, require that
these Bonds shaii be taken promptly and at par
Within Elk mrn, he i.om the day that peace /. re-
stored, they will command premium, and BE- ca
gerry sought by capitalists. Until that time, and
In order III hasten that time, let those OF you Who
cannot show your love Of country otherwise, step
forward, and by the per formance If his duty, n
important but less dangerous than that OF the sol
der, show that all The patriotism Of Iowa not In
the camp with her soldiers.
Cali meetings in your respective counties; place
these matters fully and fairly before the people anu
ask shem If they will not for the sake Of the e0od
cause and the credit Of oug State still see TO
it, that Iowa does her duty In money rs we'll ~ In
men
There has been manly strife among our coun
ties to which should have most men IA The fe Id
Let there be strife As earnest, which In pro-
portion TO its means, shall furnish the
port in money.
There IL mot man or woman in Iowa no would
not blush IL wshad 10 men outside Of our state
1il the ranks Of regiments. Shall ii be said
We had to 60 outside Of or State for means 10
equip and pay them?
SAMUEL J. KIRKwOoD,
je26 Governor of lows.
SuLEMAN y LONDON AUoTAAD,
~ Hcskrr's Farina,
Corn Starch,
Pearl Sage,
Bakes's Chocolate.
Assorted Extracts,
Lohsters and hardines.
fable Salt, in boxes,
Low 4 Sons (l4ondon) Toilet HosT,
Valencia Kaisins, I0c per pound,
Double Refined Powdered Sugar,
Crushed, and Refined White bu gers
Clarified and Brown Sugars,
For sale low by ROBERTSON BRO,
je25 Is Aain-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

eTMr. Losejoy's resolutise, declaring
thsl il il not The duly Of ths United Siates
soldiers in the seeding States toreturn fu.
eitivc slaves, passed the House OF Represent
atises, We are glad to sec, by . majority Of
81.
Upon this principle it seems that Gen. But
Ter, II Massachusetts,, and Mr.. Lovejoy, Of
Illinois, are agreed, and We see no reason
Why there should be any difference Of opinion
on tie subjeut amongst ioyal men throughout
the North.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

CART. BowLEK.- Capt. J. NJ. torse bav
irg been appointed Major Of Col. McDoweil's
regiment. Capt. Boslcr of this city has been
appointed to succeed Corse a. csptsin Of
the Flying Battery, which 10 attached to the
7ih Tool. Launan's) regiment. The Bat
tssy sonprises $50 msn, lilo horses, and six
pieces OF artillery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

fT Seward, the murderer Ct Capt. How.
oil, and bis Acn, have been taken to St.
Louis.
Il il said that Jim. Green j. required to
report himself daily to Col. Palmer in Can.
ton, under the penalty Of forieising bic bond
Of % 600.
We see BY the St. Louis papers, that 40
application has been made to the u. s. Court
now in session there, Judge CAtron, for wri,s
Of habsas corpus 10 behalf OF Green and
Seward. The Judge took the matter under
adyisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

FLYING AR1Ul.e.ERY

The War Department has ordered the full equip
lneft of the hattery 10 be attach to the 7th lows
regiment. few experienced drivers and cannov :
eers can have an opportunity n joining this bril-.
liant arm 81 the service by applying immed a le >
tv~try7 ursfng TT, II atsrvy =
Pistol Gallery. The Battery will be mustered in
In = few days. ID. I. BOWLER, Capt.
july I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

Wanted, Immediately AT hontrose Iowa, Is or
50 able-bgoisd men, III pefate habits, good NOR
Al character aid doubted patriotism, TO complete
tie number required IN the Aon.rose Guards, =
or 5th Company q Col LaInsnis keeiu mt Of
Iowa Volunteers, 70 Ter ihrve .tais during
The rebe lion.
1his Company has been scceI It'd, and will Il ave
for the Iebd.zsoLs tonttime auiirg the present
week.
6cod buardtnE and comfurtsbir quarters furnish.
ed all recruits On tbeir arrival ut thls pace.
je2e-d WASHINGTON 6ALLA., ID, Captain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

Lieut. Colonel Blood, Of the 9th Regiment,
arrived in the city this morning by the Iron
Mountain Railroad from Pennington, No.
lie starts this evening for Pilot Knob, With
the remsinder Of the 9th Regiment. No less
than 1000 Federal troops are eneampsd 10
the vicinity Of Pilot Kncb. Col. Blood IN
forms On that the men 70 bis command are
Aell and in good spirits-- ST. Louis News,
10Th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12
NOTICE.

BAkGisG Lousx " J. DlcKxy SoH.
tAAnAervs, June 3. 1851.
All our certificates Of d,losit catsd previous 20
March lst, lsel ~.re stolen from us, and viii not
be- redeemed ny ". All dated since March Lat,
1861, with the denomination On the face and on
the back in red Ietteis iii BE- redeemed by ~.
June I'm j.. bfekEt 4 s6N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

You hereby con msrdea 10 meet on Johns n
street, between Second and Third, on Friday, July
lzth, al o'clock pfeeifeiy, for purpose If dnil.
By ofasr OF the Captain.
JOSEPH ". SIMPSON, o. S.
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juiyIId


Capt. Pafrett sants a few uore good men TO fiji
his Company, Which is accepted, and will be mus
tered into the e. :. service in three or four day..
Rendezvous on I'D street, between Main and J ohm
streets, whsie Volunteers i'll be received till
Saturday. Ijei1dl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

All bills for any thinr furnished to the "a
and Sd Reginents Of lows Volunteers, must
be presented forthwith 70 John w. Cleghorn
Tor prttirmrs "a A-s.,'ss'-s~. q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12
The Evening Post:

III OLDENT DEMUCHATlC 4.
PUBLICAN JOURNAL IN THE
CITY OF NEW YORK;
NOW in tho SiXTlElH YEAR of it's existence,
IN combines all the essential elements of .
COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
1t 10 devoted to the support OF the Democratic Re-
publican party. WHEN 1T IL RlGus and of DE
OCRATIC PRINCIPLES ALWAYS! 10 the I'M
compromising advocate of
Free S0Ifs Free LKDor Free speech.
A strict G Construction of the Constitution and an
Economis al Administration Of the Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12
THE DAILY EVENING POST.

Which IL printed on large folio sheet, contains
full account OF the occurrences at the day, be la
test foreign eiliscnce--exc susvee rrrspepdenee
publ o documents of interest and i'm par ,nnce-
Proceedings OF Congress ard II the State Lcgisla-
ture-P Popular Leci ures--Ta INSTRUMENTATION
and from Now Books--Cits Ncws--speciai,
full and accurate reports 1T Commercial and Fran
cial A fairs, New York Markets, including Stock
and Money Markets, together with the Cattle
Markets Of the couniry, and such Foreign markets
Of general interest. Its editorial o,squisi-
tions are always frank fearless and independent.
TIE SEMI. WEEKLY EVENING POST
Contains all be reading OF the Daily Evening Post
ind the la test by telt graz hs and mails up
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

b. r. Mccoy. furmsn Il Maxwell,
Cox a Shelley, BARTLETT. Kaye a Co.,
A. Bridgman Co., ogden, Brownell 4 Co.,
i. ". = IA. Tucker, G. Garber 4 Co.,
A. j.. wilkinson, Fxrrsr = Avery,
Cady, Jones 4 Peck, J. A. Durkee 4 Co.,
M. w. Msstcott, kvsns 4 Didleman,
Lane Buel, Patrick Gibbons,
Barkitt Co., Geo. Foster,
Thos J. Rice, Wilson dustin,
Kramer, Irwin 4 Co., Colnstock i Bro,
III. b. w oodward h Co., +. b. Foster,
Riser Hills, Geo. e. kilbourne.
Present current vslue Of Missouri money Stcts.
One per cent. premium allowed or Now York Ex-
change.
keokak, June 4. lB6ld
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NOTICE.

The undersigned, Merchants in the City Of Keo-
kuk, agree hereafter to receive the notes Of all
specie paying Banks at par, Tor goods sold and
debts due us, and the notes Of Missouri and other
suspended banks at their current value only.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-12

Is edited with especial reference to the wants Of
country readers snd besides all the srt-,cs Of gen.
eral interest puhiis he'd in the Daily evening Post
cont ains complete digest of the news OF the day.
and an cultural 60 lumn dew tod 10 the interest
and instruction Of Farmers. II contains 40 long
columns OF reading matter every week.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16
'sl!5
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III w - s1, ! s
Il Secretary Seward was detained from
bis Office this morning BY physical indis'
position. !.
AT kasscn, oflown, has been confirmed
as assistant postmaster gcnefali
The following standing committees Of
the V 5, Senate were announced yestcr.
fdRy; Il.
Foreign Relations Sumner. Collaner,
DooIittles Harris, Douglas, Polk, Dreck-
bmfidge
Finance Tessendcn, Simmons, Wade,
Powell, Hunter, PeaTcc, and Bright. Il.
Commerce Chandler. King, Morrill,,
Wilson, Ciiugman, Salisbury, Johnson.
Military Wilson, King, Baker, Lane,
Rice Latham breckenridge
Naval Affairs tirimcs, Foot, Cowan,
Thompson, Nicholson, Kennedy.
judiciary Truipbull, Foster Tensyek,
COwan, Bayartl, Powell, Ctn9nlan. II
Post onice-zCo Ilaner, Dixon. Wade,
Trnlnball, Rice, Bright, Latham. \,
Public Lands Harlan, Bingham, CLARK,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-03-16
ST. .LouIs. March i. am.

-pEs5AfSSAot thShNA ~
Chase did not definitely accept the
treasury department until yesterday morn
ing. Z. !. !. .ss-.. 4. T.
Stewards son, Frederick w, one Of the
assistant editors Of the Albany EFeniRg
,JeaJRak, was nominated and confirmed
yesterday as Assistant Secretary Of State
in Senate. .. i. -. 80. = -. ID.
On the motion to print the usual mum.
Der Of copies Of Inaugural, Clingman took
occasion TO say he did not endorse the
sentiments which must, il carried out,
lead to war, Douglas said he had come
to the conclusion that il was peace
rather than a war message. H. ...s..
Norman b. Judd, Of Illinois, has been
nominated as minister to Berlin. ...-.
Areport at Washington that Critten,
den is to he appointed tosthe vacancy ii
the Supreme Court is stated in last nightf
dispatch to 5e generally believed, but il
WAS not certain that the nomination had
been made. :. ~. .,-...r"'. - e. 49,
Yesterday tile Vermont delegation
called on Scott, Seward, Dix and Bates.
Scott nlade,a speech in which he thank,
| cd Vermont for her presidential vote ii
1859. a. -s' +.
Tie California delegation paid tlisiI
respects to the President in the afternoon
Floyd arrived in Washington yesteF,
day to stand his trial on the Indian bond
defaIcstiou before the criminal court L: