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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28

HUOTS AND SHOES.

G A. DUKE and w. u. BARRETT having
Os formed partnership in the Shoe business
would ask STARE Of the public patrons re and .
continuance OF the old custom of the house.
We have concluded that in these hard times /. Is
no disgraceto work, and both being practical work
men, We will devote ourselves to The manufacture
Of custo N work, thus guaranteeing good fits and
honest rkmanship, asst 10 sur interest to make
both.
n snail xeep constantly or hand welt Felect-
ed stock OF Eastern work, which will be sold very
low. DUKE &BAKKETT
0ctI3d
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more BANKS Down.

The Bank Of Eau Claire and Arctic Bank,
Wisconsin, are thrown cut 10 Chicago and
BY our Bankers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28

fnveiopcss EnveIOPes!l
DOkTE-f0LIO, Official Consular, Legal Invoice,
1 Bank, Document, Packet Post, Commercial
Post, Ball Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay, Note caid, and Drug Envelopes Of ali sty les
and prices. Just rccoived at
OGDEN, BROWNELL &cO.'S
City Book Store, So, Main-st.
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4. VI. singer 4 Co.'s Gazette.

Which isa beautiful pictorial paper entirely de-
voted b. he subject, and Will b. feut GRATIS.
Drafts, aiih orders Tor Machines, may be for
wardsd ~ Express or Mail.
NORTH WESTERN OFFICE - No. SO
South Clark street, (under the "Sberman
House," Chicago, Ill.
JAS. BOLTON, Ag'f.
J. NJ, BILLINGS, Ag't for keokak, Io~a.
feh2hdsw
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PH0TOo3APHs
AND
9TDI7Do0OoPnax

9TDEWo0OoPH9x
rIsHE undersigned has rscsIvsd direct from the
\ manufacturers Htersoscopie Camera for she
purposs q taking Sssrscgr.Pm o. Dwellings, both
new patterns Of 6tereoseopis Doxe,. ,hovins
from 20 to loo views.
Liksnessss 81 every variety Asatly inserted In
Piain and Faney Cases, frames, TRAYS, 70. Of
every style.
for taking ~ Pictures 90 90 n.~.nr .
one sitting, which enables M 10 taks : j. rrs
number Of pictures with difpstch and = very Low
prices. AL are respectfully inylted 10 cali M
examine specimens. 6. II. 6iirT1. -As
Room. Moss AAin-st., - door from Third.st.
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"KrSo Corros. THE New York Evening
Post MAKES calculation showing that the
capital CT the South in slaves does not pay
the expense OF their keeping by sl0, 900 900,
and the South receives in various wars FROM
the general government Sic, 500 900, or
perhaps larger sum than they pay on da-
ties.
il shows tina. the vau, Of persons held to
service ~ actually less than nothing, and that
the whole credits are obtained at the North
for the purpose Of putting the crop in the
ground 10 the amount Of 500 900, 900, on
which tie Sontaern planters have to base ell
their operations for The coming year.
LrScoLs's SierERlS LAw.--Mrs. Abraham
Lineoln, wife Of the President Ut the old
Union, Gas two married sisters new on . visit
TO Monlg Ala. One il from Kentucky,
and on visit 70 her sister, who resides in
Selma, Ala. They are both strong seces.
sionists, and opposed to the government OF
their brother in Jaw, Abraham Lincoln. OF
course they attract considerable attention and
are the toast Of the Southcrners., The bus.
bard OF che has offered his services to Gov
erpor Moore, OF Alabama, to further the
cause OF secession and State rights and Re-
publican liberty Columbus (ua.) Times.
0TCoUGHs.-Tae sudden changes OF our
climate are sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
" stages Of the disease, recourse should at
once be had TO "BRowN's BRONCHIAL rRo-
'cnEs," or Losenges, let she Gold, Cough, or
Irritation Of the Throat be ever SO slight, &C
by this precaution more serious attack may
be eHectually warded %. PUBLIo SPsAKEaa
and SINGERS will ind them effectual for clear
ing and strengthening the voice. See I'D.
vsrtisement.
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THE ST ANDARD MACHINE

For Tailoring, Boot and shoe Making, Harness
Making, Carriage Trimming. &C., will DO more
work, earn more money, ard IL cheaper than those
rs any other maker as gilt.
We havs always on hand HENMING HAUG Is,
aILk TWIST, LINEN AND COTTON THREAD
ON sPOoLS, BEST MACHINE Oil in bottles, &c.
G@-Ali persons requiring information about
SEM AG MACHINES, their sizss, prices, work
ing capac .ss snd the best methods vi purchasing,
obtain II by senI.ns icr copy Of
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Old HEaEALNIN nAgE
| WOULD respectfully inform the citixens OF X co.
AUX that have opened q Tailoring EstaLlish-
mcnt on Main ST., between 4th ard 9Th within enc
door OF ClaTk's Leather store, whore am ready 10
do anything in my line With neG,ness and dis patch.
! have secured the services Of my old partner, ..
McEvitt Late OF New York City, where be has been
cutting In one Of the fAshionAbie of
that city, 20 that any one wishing the style viii
please give me = cal.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut in the latest Ne "
York style, ~ bayea full set Of Patterns from
the East. JOHN FRAZER.
dec2Od3m
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Maze the inter locked stitch, which is the best
stich known. They of great speed, easily I'M
dsrsioo simple III structure Of great durability,
zusp-st to the heaviest ard fght5st goods FIN
isncu in the mess perfect mshh~r, may be used fer
several years without requiring repair, and ii they
do not give entire satisfaction the money will be
refunded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-28

STATEN EMIT
OF Lamar Fire Insurance Co., Jan. l, 1861.
Name Of Company "Lamar Fire Insurance Co. :,
Of the City OF New York At No. 30 Wall street.,
New York.
Amount of Capital Stock-ali which In paid
y1p in cash, liz $3oO, 900 90.
ASSETS.
Cash in Bank and on hand .........~.....4 o,521A
$50 shares Bank Of Commerce In New
York, &I00 each: 80 shares S. Mich
nias Bank New YORK, 500 each.....~- 10 e09. 90
6H 1anda and Mortgages, lrst liens on
property In the Cities OF Now York
aud rrookiyn, worth in each case 10
10 100 per cent. more than amount
loaned thereon. -. ........~...-. 27o 500 60
Loans tn demand, secured by good
stocks as col!ateral.-........ 1890. 90
Amt 10 hands Of Agents ............ ...... 1864
PA miuine in Of CoiectioA........ 3,2s9 .0V
Inierrst accrued but not yet 16bn. 90
Total amt Assets Jan. 1st ls6I ..-... x345 S0s.47
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BANKING OLsE OF
Geo. G.. Anderson e Co.

Geo. g. Anderson & Go.
HAyEIaIS DAY ADMITTED As 4 PART
/ KER in tee BANKING 1.usinsss, ALEX. EascLAr,
who has been my abr iof the last six years.
the business viii h. rtaster be eonuuete. the
frm and style of
GEO. c. ANDERSON Il CO.
Being one Of tie o.dest Baaking pouses Of not
the oiasstt in Iowa, be srta seiicits contip-
uance OF former Patfoaage 50 Literally ea tended
to them.
They will rake Collections and remit-less Ex-
change--cn the day 81 payment, free CT charge.
Their references are formerly By the senior
partner, VIZ:
RRTEKREcEs:
Winslow, Lanier Co., Bankers, Sew-Iork.
Park Bank, N. l..
Edward W. Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia.
Ciapp, Fuller Browne, bankers, Boston.
Howard Banking Company,
Hofmann deiFcke, Chicago.
Marine Bank; /"
Farmers. Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics hank,
Kramer Kahn, Bankers,
Gilmore Brotherton, Bankers, Cincinnati.
A. y. Hunt Co., Banker. Louisville, by.
State Savings institution. st. Louis, Mo.
keokuk, Jan !. IS. GEO. 9. An DEKSOS.
ianls6O
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The Singer Machines

For Carrage-makers and heavy leather work
Price, complete, Sf25.
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ASSETS,
LIABILITIES.

Total amt Assets Jan. Let, I56I......
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03

Majo--G General Fremont has issued lis proc
amation declaring martial law in Missouri. lie
promises protection to all loyal citizens, md
death to the rebels who may he caught with
arms in their hands. lie also dcclarcs-under
recent act Of Congrcss-all rebel property con-
dscated; which, in other words, means freedom
to the slaves of rebel masters. To this com
pleSon must it come at last 1t were folly to
attempt to carry on this war without hurting
somebody; and we know no other way in which
punishment can he inflicted, fairly and properly
and successfully upon the traitora in arms
against their country, than by coniiscating their
slaves and setting them free. Besides being n
stroke OF policy, it is an act of humanity, and
sooner or later will have to be adopted in every
seeded State. Slavery is the scle cause Of the
present war;; let the cause be removed, and as
q natural consequence, the effect will ceasc Tho
sooner the rebels Of the South learn the fact that
their only hope and security for the pcrpetui-
" of their peculiar institution is in the Union,
and that the ccrtain-the inevitable obstruction
of the system of slavery will grow out of their
eauseless rebellion against the Constitution, the
sooner they will sue for peace and return to thcir
allegiance.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03

DuChailu's Equatorial Africa, svo, SO.
Carthage and her remains, by Dr.. N. Davis
svo, illustrated, $3.50.
edition, 81. -''A"V'
Tom Brown at Oxford, part second, Iarpors
edition, 3S cents.
Sl,25. F"'' ''0o"u
Framlcy Parsonage, by Anthony Throllope, 81.
Phllip Thaxter new novel, ST.
Object Lessons for Teachers and parcnts h,
N. A. Calkins. ST. ' >
Faraday's History of Candle illustrated.
so cents. '''u'
each. > > ~ '''''
Great Expectations, various editions
uhe silent Woman, paper 50 cents.
Hopes aud Fears by author of "IIeir Of Red
ciile, paper, so cents.
House on the Moon, by author of "AIarearct
Maitland" 81.
All new Books received MS soon us published
large stock of Miscellaneous Books selling Mt
greatly reduced prices. A new assortment of
Stationery constantly ON hand ut
sep3 COS MHrket Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


PRIsRNTATIoH.-A sword anl sash were pre-.
scented to Brigadior General Lockwood. last sa-
turday morning, in the Institute Hall, by the
commissioned officers Of the First Delaware
Regiment Lieut.. Col. Andrews made few
appropriate remarks on behalf of the donore
and Gen. Lockwood responded in fitting terms,
Three hearty cheers were then given flor tho
ueperal, and the band played "Oll Lang Sync'
in its brst style.
ArPo1NTaRRT.-We understand that Jamea
Touchstonc, Of Port Deposit, has received MI
appointment in the Treasury Department IA
airy, 81 400.
NEw Posi- 0FFIcR-A Post Office has been
established at Fremont Chester County, Pa
aud Isaac KIRK appointed Postmaster This
aboiishes and tupersedea the office ut Fountain
Green.
DELAwAnEANs IN TuR REBEL ARMY.-WC
learn that james S. Buckmaster, formerly oil
Frederick, Del, and late candidate for Governor
IS now occupying the office of pnymastcr in Jel
Davis army.
MILFoID Gun BoAT-We learn that the
fine ship recently launched from James II. Dep
uty's yard in Milford, has been sold to govern
ment for gunboat at $4,000
BUsY.-llenry s. McComb, of this city, i.
husily engaged on contract with government
for knapsacks, stocks, &C. lie employs almost
every sober, industrious man that makes appli.
cation for work. number of females are also
engaged.
ANOTHER CONTRACT, -Messrs. Wright & Allen
ore busily engaged in the manufacture of tent
poles for government. They turn out argG
number weekly.
On A VIsIr.--Major Layton of the U, S. A,
is now on visit to his friends in Georgetown
previous to his entering upon the active dutie.
of his position.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
)lIloial announcement Of the Victory
llEARQu ARTEas DFpARTNssr OF Vm1lNiA.
RoETREss MoKRoE, Va, Aug. 81,

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VmalHfA
RohTREss MoNRoE, Va, Aug 81, !
GENERAL ORDER NO. 8.
The Commanding General has great saiisfac-
ton in announcing glorious victory achieved
by the combined operation Of the army aud navy
at llatteraa Inlet, Nc, under the command Of
Commodore stringham and Major General Butler
The result of the gallant enterprise is the cap-
Iure of Tl5 men, including the commander,
Barron, md one of the North Carolina Cabinet
l,OOO stand of arms, and seventy-hve kees OF
powder, five stand OF coors thirty one pieces Of
cannon, including ten inch COumbiad, u brig
loaded with cotton, sloop loaded with proyi-
siOns and stores, two light boats, 100 bags Of
coffee, &C. all of which was achieved by the
army and navy aud 500 volunteers, and sixty
regular artillery of the army.
This gallant exploit will not fail to stimulate
the regulars aud volunteers to greater achieve
ments
Obedience, order discipline and instructions
are Indispensable to maintain the interest, honor
ard humane Institutions of the Union.
BY command of Major General Wool.
CHARLES CnuRoHlLL,
Capt. Third Artillery, Acting Adit General
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03
Slaves of Rebels Declared Free

ppoCTAAtaTro.r m c,,,, ,,,,r,,,,.,..
81 Lana s.,' , "a''' ~, ,i 80,
The following procIomo,io,, NO. 49, ~.
morning.
"fssspouAn7rRs OF ,ur Nyrsr,,, n,,..,,,,,,,.,
ST. LouIs, Aug, ~, lsGl. !
o''Oui's'an'es' IN Judgement OF sufficient
urgency 'enuer u necessary mat the Command
ine General OF this Department should assume
Wv "'"''u''''"uVe powers OF Inc STATE. Its dis
O'snu'Aeu cohul'ion' the helplcssnc's fthe civil
"u'"V''S' sue 'O''i insecurity oil me- and The de-
'a'''''ou Vi property py hanus oil murderers and
'nurau'erS VINO lnies' nearly every county in
'uu o,a'e Will aVaii themselves of the public
n'7io''uues anu inc vicinity OF hostile force to
sIA'',y private anu neighporhood vengeance, and
VINO nhu an enemy wherever they find plumber
n"".y uolnahu inc seVerest measures to repross
'1V u'.y i"O'easing crimes anu oulragcs which
a'u u'''iHg on inc inhabitants and running the
a'H'V' III TINS CONDITION the public safety and
'u' 'u'oesS OF our arms requires unity of pur-
pose without let or hinderance, to the prompt
administration OF affairs
In oruer' therefore, to suppress disorders, to
MAINTAIN as lar ms now practicable the public
peace anu TO give security and protection to the
persons md property OF loyal citizens, do here
,S ~ s,sna' auu S.o,"ro established martial law
throughout inc S'a'e oil Missouri The lines of
'ne urn'y ., occupation IN this State are for the
p'Vs'"' u'o'"'eu 10 extend from Lcavcnworlh by
way oil the posts OF Jefferson City, Rolla, and
aiS OnJ p' 10 OHp' 0'aru'@n on the the Missia-
''pr, ".V'r'
n..,a p'''O"a VINO s""'' DC taken with arms in
'"''I nunus W''n'n 'hese INES shall be tried by
''"a''' "uu' !" found guilty. will he shot
h pvpe,y real anu personal otal persons in
N'''' u "'ssouri VINO shal' be directly proven
in ,ta 49,, ''"s" "e'''e part win their enemies
nrt,,. 800 ? rsv'"reu 10 DC conh'eated to the
"nu '"''r s'aVeF' IL any they have,
can ,II, 1870. asv'u ., i,or.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03

rms convenient term Includes numerous III defined and
snfo ed ineube forms of disease accompanied by rene
ra asslude and exhaustion, without any aseerianabe
external or internal cause. The PERUVIAN gYRup
sends It's renoyatng influence TO the Utmost rres of Ne
SYSTEM and has relieved In community many cnaes al
supposed incurable disease ~ "
HoRTos, N. S.. February l. 1859,
urntelnen- hnR It just aud proper 10 send Won tho
ru OF my experience and experiments with the Peru
wan syrup am quite satisfied THAI II Is nm eaieaeious
and safe remedy andwal worthy Of trial in many Of the
aes mat iesl Is heir TO- especially for the cure or al
e'lainn OF That large variety diseases and deraug
met OF health connected with the dgeative and nervous
system US uay eassed under the general term of dys-
pepsla, nervous debility, and neuralgia.
member Of my own family has been subject for some
yeos past To rheumatic and neuralgia Affections always
more Or less severe, sometimes intense and pr0factGd
Under his last attack two or three months ago he
i9ok hs syrup, aud after using small bottle was re-
evel q All these symptoms aud has far had no re-
urn OF Them have also known the Syrup tO he given
pr heorrhage Of the lungs with satisfactory results
should confidently advise the Of II as an Alternative
ONO IN cases where smulans useless and the bas
Ionic elects derived from the healthy addition 10 III
blood Of the elementary portion which has been uuduIy
essenod, and Is best restored by preparation or
iron rs readily assimlateB with the system
LEWIS JOHNSTON. b. u.
uowDEHED sAuE for sausage Makers, the pound
equal 70 two Of tho herb, at a low figure Wholesale
ia retail ~ Dr. J. slMhS SONS Popular aladiea
spot tonrlh and King streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03

AnREsTs-Ellia d. Schnabol, q well-known
democratic politician of Philadelphia, has been
arrested and sent to Fort Lafayette, for preach
ing treason at white feather meetings in Con-
nccticut.
Daniel Deckert, editor of the Hagerstown
Mail, secession paper, has been arrested by
order of tho government Gen. McCay, State
Senator from Allegheny county, was also arrest
ed in Washington county, where. it is stated,
he has been ever since his course in the Legisla.
turc rendered him obnoxious to the Union senti
mcet of his county.
A Wall street banker, named Patrick, has bccl
arrested by order of Secretary Cameron, as
sccessionist, and sent to Fort Lafayette. Til
precise nature of his offence is not made public
George Harrcll Georgia rebel was arreste
in New York few days ago, for uttering trea
sonnble sentiments.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND ONrmENr.--Br Nor
DECEIVED -Liper Complaint Some people con.
siIer an article worthless because it is advertised
this Is the exception not the rule-for if any
ming Is worth knowing il is worthy of being uni
yersally known, and the Press is the only mcInm
for extending this knowledge The truth or lal'
slty OF an assertion however lies in the proof =
After deep research md scientific labor. Dr., IIoI.
loway, some fifty years back discovered two no.
tent remedies, pills and Ointment, for all internal
and external disorders arising from the stomach.
the liver, or the blood For liver complaint mr..
uculafly It is decided cure In all tropionl
climates it is the only medicine used for tbis os.
ase, ana the millions who have been cured BY
them to the Press. Nv VI
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03
The Truth Told.

There has never been time, from
the day Washington was inaugurated
first President of the United States, when
the rights of the Southern States stood
'Armer under the laws Of the land than
they do now; there never was a time
when they had not as good cause for Dis
union as they have to-day"
The Slavery question is a mere excuse
The election of Mr.. Lincoln is mere
'pretextl The present Secession move.
'ment is the result of an enormous con,
'spiracy formed by the leaders of the
Southern Confederaoy more than twelve
months ago."-Stqhca A. Douglas.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03

JOM.Es-RAsH.-On the 18th ult, by Rev. DIR
nlshop, MIR JonN A. JONES to Miss SUSAN @
,i Hasa both Of Kent County Del.
ubOht,uE-LONGFELLOW-At the residenc,
9i The brides father, on the 10Th ult, by Rev
nah'el George, Thomas II. GRoRaE to AIis.
Delaware. '''' W.
SHERWOOD. tbo ooi nh
by Rev. W. Bishop, Mr.. CnAR1rs II Hrs I,,
DERsoa to Miss ELIZA Martha JAnr snrn.
wooD, all of Smyrna
CoLE-BO0TS.-On the 22d ult. Inv Rev. I
b. Ayres, MIR. JAMES CoLn to Miss Anna
Doors, both of Kent County, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03
BUSINESS MATTERS.
HEADQUARTERS DELAWARE VOLUNTEER MILITIA.
Wilmington, Dol, August 2, 1861
GENERAL ORDEIRa No a

wilmington, DEL, August 2, 1861 :
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 3.
Gencral Order No. Q under date of July 18th. ls0l +
hereby revoked and the election for Field Officers of Inc
iifst Regiment Delaware Volunteer Militia is postponed
l iniiher orders 10 enable the ofrprs of several com
nanlet theren dosignaed TO obtain their Commissions
nom the tinVernor.
ALE. II. wooTTEN, Aidde-GaSS Stamp. ''''''"' DOFoNi
! August s, lsGl-tL
ELECTION The municipal election takes place
in this city to-day. Large sales of household
goods take place every day, at the store of Cheap
John, No. Az King Street, because he sells the
best goods ut the lowest prices.
l. s. FLINT, Market below Eighth, has still
some of that superior White Wheat Flour which
has given such universal satisfaction. Also. fine
Potatoes the best Of Sweet Potatoes good
Apples always on hand. Groceries, Tens. Cof-
ices and Pure Spices Mt the lowest possible
rates for cash only. Superior Starch at lower
rates
PEsSsdRovR,-What is more pleasant such ex-
hansting weather as this thnn n sail on the
broad Delaware, and pic nicing ia a pleasant
grove on the bench; md what is more conducive
TO health both in adults and children. Instead
OIL spending money in medicines and doctors
bills, step on board the snug steamboat j. Grit.
iith on any week day, except Monday and Thurs.
day, with your family, and spend the day at
Pennsgrove, under the trees which line the
beach. The excursion will cost you % cents.
and no charge for your children, and our word
Tor it, 1t will do more to keep off the summer
diseases from your family, than five times that
amount expended in medicine. The hoat leaves
French Street Wharf, Mt s A. NJ. and p. Nj
Try IT, aug. 2-tf.
PAYMENT OF TAxEs.-The undersigned Re
ceiver of City Taxes will he at the City Hall, on
and after the First day of July, 1861, between
the hours of O'Clock and u in the morning,
and from TO in the afternoon, for the pur-
pose oil receiving taxes deduction of five
per cent. is made on all taxes paid in July all
paid in August and up to the day of election,
the face of the bill must he paid, and after that
date five per cont. is added 10 the bill.
GEORGE F. PETERSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03

II is unite common to find persons suffering from what
are called weak nerves." without any actual ors,i
disease This condition, which Is really one nf week.-mrs.
and pain, Is happily modliedby tho PERUVIAN SYRUP
vitalizlns influence on the blood
Dr. Roswell Kinney says; have used the Peruvian
syrup III my own case ms have boon an invalid for IN,
lAst six months have nervous afsctinn accompanii
WIN dysp.ptie difficulties In addition to these /, nntons
hau carly last spitng, two paroXysns OF epeptv /
usei ihe syrup freely after trying othes reniodis ana
tlnk il was beneficial TO me- have hod no rendition az
welln "N' "'" lulte
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03

The pelican party have nominated the follow.
ing ticket in opposition to the Unconditional
Union nominations of the people:
Masor--William p. Karr.
AidTmon-John C. Crosby.
TfedsUreF-James NJ. Watson
AsseSsor-Josiah Mccall.
They have also got Ward ticket up in some
of the Wards,
If this ticket we're in Louisiana or South
Carolina, it might run very well, hut being in
Delaware, the people will take jeff Davis
advice and let alone.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03

LAST woRDs OF SENATOR DouGLAs. thu
last speech Mr. Douglas made to his party al
Chicago, May LIST, he used these memorable
words:
"Whoever is not prepared to saorisce nor,v
organization and platforms on the altar If III
country, does not deserve the support and conn.
tenance Of honest people,.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1861-09-03

CnAnAcTERIsrIc ANFcDoTn or MoCLrLLAN.
N. T. Willis, in iootnote to his ''Lool on at
The war relates the following passing rcmalk
Of Gen. Mcclellan:
very distinguished civilian, who had call,d
upon him that afternoon on some matter Of i'm.
por'ancc. concluded his visit by general com
nent or two on the state of affairs, ventnrinp "A
question, at last As to what Mcclellan thouebt
defeat, '"''
81 do not think, musingly replied the hero of
Western Virginia, "that they will whip us again.
but IL they do, there will he two mcn left dead
on the field shall he one, and Lander viii he
the other "''' wv