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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

CONSPIRACY AT WAsHNGToH-The is said
to be q military organization of conspirators at
Washington to the number Of 500, whose OBJ
cct is to aid 10 the seizure Of the capitol by the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
1Vl OF LAH0S and TRNEMENrs- CON.
MON PLEAS-NeVsmbsr Term, 1890. .-f- .
~ JniEus Guild,
Jess, H. Wheeler. & VIM. Z. Green.

JESSE ii. wheeler, VIM. Is. Green. }
By virtue Of Order Of Sale duly ssued fe said Cosis
the shove case 70 directed will Oer for b. way Of
public auction a. the door Of the House So Jsaeon
AshtAenlA Coas'ys Ohio, On 1 llE "a. eo1 aE aS
Saturday, the 10th day Of February, A. D 1861,
between the hours sf 10 aad oeOc Of Aad day. The follow
Ing described Lands and TeRsenta toWi Situate 90 the
TovnzhP OF Trumbul County Of AshtAbua and State of
Ohio being n the South part OF lot No ~ Of the South
Tract called The fakman Tract 10 said township OF Tru-
bn containing two Of Land having upon Store and
dwelling house 10 budsng barn and AshsFy, and
BONDED follows beginning at point IN the osnar Of
the North and South road running BY the Trumbu h in
said Township al the Southeast Of Land oeeuped hy
jefferson e. B. AeTEin, and thence SOnth 80 Ws
strike the Southeast corner Of g. Merins hOuEe
and along said Merwns south line nve5ehains and nj
Inks 10 the SOuthsea theHee North y East along
said AewD West ne chains aud twenty three nha %
the Of lot sold for taxes henee WeSt along the
South line OF said lot sold oT the tan race on John
Browns Saw Nh thence following up said tail race 70
stake 10 the bank Of said Tail Race standing doe North from
small ButOnsoOd tree, and 10 stake three links South of
said ee thence North SO East along on the North bank OF
the Gst h Race dive chains and Aixtytwo links thenee
East thFse ehaine and nks 70 the center She
road above menoned passing through the nee post a The
North end a John Brown gate gayi thence y Fast AlsDg
said Road center one chain and links The paos
Of beginning, eontaning two Of land excepting the
privilege Of A0wing the Haer for AaheTy from the Grid NH
race, A. now done, Appraised At a. f.l.ft - -.
{ ANufaf a WIN. HENDEY. Sherfn. a. - tN
6W5TIt6,26 FzHit tsEso Special Master CommfsSoper
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Mr.. Doe5aSanS 6ual stand ip sustaiuiug Maj.
Anderson and disnissipg the 8. Carolina Com
uissiOnsrs, has brought him letters Of approba.
tioa from eli quarters. Adherencsto this poll.
cy VA d moeh to retrieve the cousdcnce hs
hsE hitherto forcitsd,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Ma WHMor AED rag CABDET. .--Tbs Phila-
delphia Evening BulLstia ssysi 1t seems that
tbs report that tbs Boa David wilmot bad
eeso selected by the President elect to become
a merber OF his Cabinet Is erroneous. Mr.,
wilmos has paid visit to Springfield, bat he
ia not 70 DO 10 the cabinet. Hoo. William l..
Dayton. Of New Jsrscy. has beSn 6Ged upon
as representative Of the Pennsylvania aud n.
jersey section Of tbs coafcderacy 10 the gov.
exDmeut. ef .ttss ..- -ssi tsa- r~s sss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

~ The income from the sale OF pews 10 the
church of HEsRT WARD BEEonER. recently sold
amounted to near $4,000. ssszsa .I-.. 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Jsdge snalley, OF the q. S. Ciaeait Court
10 his chargs to the Grand Jury at New York.
JSu. I4tb, declared South Carolina guilty Of
high treasoh. I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

q. s. SESAToR.-EpwARD CouAE, Of West.
nIoreland county, was elected o. S. senator in
place Of Mr.. BigIer, in the Penn Legislature,
on Tuesdsy. The contest mas msiuly between
COWan aud Foster. The former received 80
yotes ibe latter az
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

ArrEnrr TO MoR BEscuEs.--There vas an
effort TO mob Henry Ward Beecher at New
Uayen, after lis recSet lecture 10 that city. bot
the scOuadrsls who undertook the job werC
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
Sfg- Referrine o the lac aclioo = J,

Legislature Of thlsstsie. the Albany Jo,.y.
aaksays "a enlogyof James buchanan
by republieans and democrats sllkei What
but 40 absorblpg love for the Unlon, Tor
whose Integrity his labora are Of present
dirscled) could have achieved soch result
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

ser The second Wsdnesdsy IN February
q the day fxsd b. rIaw for eopnting tbs
Rlecforal Eolss in Congress- ans. aeelarbg
tbs sIeeties-ef Pfssldsnt and Vice Pest
dsnt 8! .hs Cni.tG s.a:ss
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

MEssRs YuLSE AND NJ ALLORF have concluded
to retnain 10 the Senate I'LL tho 4th day Of
Marcb. Notwithstanding Florida has ahscooded
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
TzsB BrooAm

Tbcro isno reason whatever TO fear that any
collision has occurred between the Brooklyn and
the s. Carolina troops Her orders were expii.
cit against crossing the bar, and il she had met
the Star Of the West, sS was intended, tie lat
would not have attempted to enter the harbor
at oil rsaa- s... ai., z
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

ALAEoE MEETIKo was held on the Sd nit
in Hamilton, C. w, in relation osthe fugitive
slave case Of Anderson Speeches were made
justiying bis escape, and resolutions were adopt
ed to use every czsr.lou to prevent bis rendi-
ton.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
AsHTABuuA, Jan. 18th, 1851.

"A o THE EDITOR OF THE TKLEoRAPHse Sis
Inee BY Che hast 7slgyaph that quits number Of indyi
nouded-havo entered The political circle
or lace on the 9th poxmo the prize at the end being p
Y. What rs value Ia know not bat a. you invite others
into the ring and 81 am fond Of fen yoa NAY aanousce ny
name one 10 enter the ring With this understanding that
y am lame, they sha give the Inside track, with lit
ltsit = = O. =, Fox.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19


This Wholesale removal was entirely arbitrary,
and wns made ct tse instaeee Of the Secretary
OF War gsI sffis $50 vsG asGe -5s T1
The Republican adds: "If anything was
needed to arouse our people TO The fiightfnl
trsschery over which they have been sleeping
let them ponder on this statement r
u ~ Il z----- Q, s
} SEcwsIoK AED q'Tns SrAPLE.s--Ilere are o
few6guFes whieVshow what effect secession has
upon cotton. i1ps q Ff -ef kGllsoa g4 fehl
The receipts Of cotton At Cbarlestop during
the week ending Jan sd 1861, were 9.ioibales
During the corresponding week last year tae
receipts we're 1852 bales -. -...,a@.i =
The Itoek Onhana . charleston jan "a,
1891, wss llsss2hAlss Sane date Last gsAr.
81. .3Q2 bslesl Ea.'atssl re11nra - ral
The stock 90 shipboard Jan. Sd. Vlssl. vas
4,ls9 bales. Same date last yeAE 4, ,ssl bAlssi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

ASTONISHING DiscLosuREs i--AkXs roR THE
sOUru.--The Springfield tAtass,) RepublieOn
Of last week, states that it has learned, upon
enquiry. that during the year 1860. there have
bseO removed from the Armory in that city. and
deposited for safe keeping iO other arsepals of
the United States, l35, ,4sO government arms as
HoiInua
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
stArksBvRon, kepubIie or s. Oarolina.

n p,..1.s January Attn, 1861.
DEAR 81 r.; AN entirely out OF stamps, and,
II yen think that they are end viii coutiaua "a
be good 10 this Republic. you would oblI0e me
by sending me hfteeuhuudred three cent steoins
and dobIige, respectfully, yoprs, 5s'E''
A, HoRkis Postmaster.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

sp,ciai nispA,,h 10 the N. Y. Tribune
M k wAaHiEoroN, Monday, Jan.is. isol
Gsn. Scot and Ssaafor ItopaA

spscai nlsphi,h 70 the N. Y. Tfibune.
W W wAsHlSorOs. Monday, Jsn-lA lsdl
~. Ss. s''H s"a S'-a''' t'"eA
,-..n CO.. soo,, .na ~. T.o..s. !. N,.
'"eo" W" N.V'' ".u mt ioou'Os Nv private
tao'e mere auu reference OF u 70 friends alter
~aro' s'e on'''e'y ao'Ouaoed' - IS true that At
s'nnss pa,'ys' M. Vorcoraos' MIR. Ioomos
o'a say 'ns' nc glsneo the star OF the West
,n'guiYo s1pN Wy A' PppiIpYero' Gen. Scott
'OvN ~ uY''es y e,,s slu's' ss'"a' excepting
P'''a's' '0sns !, nm, 10 him.
rro,es. IN now eo,hsssy froro son,h a. .s,,..a.
sboold involve delav. I,leet Talbot viii proh.h.
10 stort far Fort SIMMER fo.mottow cssgsio,
,hs ir,iruc,;ons Of Inc War Denor,a,en, ~ ~;
.,.,.,r m de.s,nea nv t,,s. y .,s., M
o,n,n ,y;,b ,he otbe,s 3 Eias7 sliII1'aii
~. ao,..n,;nod . !, ,,r..;or.,.. ,.,;,..,.S
a., a. 80 ,oonrorScr,s1,s Ssbice, ,,oro ssr, ~ AZ
e.. - a. w.. ,,;i, 49, 4. o,.,eroa ,,ocL -.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

The following is The form OF communication
sent Iron the country post Offices 10 8. Carolina
70 the department at Washington. We take It
from the National IateILiReneer. ,r-. \.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

SNAIL Pex.--TbiS terrible disease 10 raging
fssrfully in Cenneautyile. Pa. There were
so NC thirty cases last week. Public meetings
arc Suspended. aud business Etagnate.
F ...-. .4..-r7- = a.. Woryss HLror;cIS
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19


TbE .GovkRsoRs MEssAoE.--TbiS forpidable
documont she reader will end upon the outside
% this papar We ore eusbled to crowd y 10.
10 the outside form through The kindly AID OF
our neighbors Of the Reporter, who put tthetr
type at our disposal The length Of the mess
age makes tho setting up Of II q heavy work.
IL is characterized with much ability, and tho
firm and manly, the Governor puts on no ssn'
perauity Of bougblness" towards the Soalh.
In error and fer from the line OfPatiotism and
constitutional duty. be would mot lose sight OF
Justice, or withhold from her any right guarau'
teed by the constitution. To secure the dignity
Of mat Iustument, and give TO It's provisions
their legitimate authority, he is ready to pledge
,hs mower Of the eommonwealtll .eaft laa
'"o : q .s-l-----4--4--f - Hr N
Gov. eEwAEDE SrERcs speech Of Sen.
Stor SEWARD which 1t was previously known
was to come oG 90 Saturday last, was listened
TO on that day with deep attention by a crowd,
ed chamber Aah is looked ppon as fore
shadowing Of the Dow adrbipistrntiouf Of which
Mr.. Seward is understood to be the premier, its
positions are received aDd scanned with more
than usual interest We ewouid have been glad
to have laid 1t before our readers this week, but
concluded that they would prefer TO be advised
Of the secession movements, which are OF such
absorbing interest, aud defer the sDsech uutil
auoihor week The speech Is thoroughly and
uncompromisiugly a declaration for the Union
Itiooks to its preservation without resort Il
compromise or concession. but it s updel
tLe Constitution, and by such agencies as lba
ius,rument provides. Its tone and spirit may
be judged By this single expression 80.
81 ayow my adherence TO the Union ID
It's integrity, and with al lite parts, with NY
friends. with ny party. with ms State. viii
my country, or without either, as they MAJ
determine in every event, whether Of peace
or var, With every consequence Of honor or
d;:hoaor, of life or deaih"t
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Mr. Breckenridge is now fully in the couusels
Of the cOuspirators, and Is relied on. by them
as ono Of The effective managers Of their move
ment. lie is deluded with the idea of being.
President Of Che new imaginary cOnfederaey,
and no longer nHeets apy sympathy with the
friends Of Uuion. 2'i go a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

!. y preaams yoa won't charge anything
ier 5ass zssosDssrias ns, ysaIA oas lsegsd
sailOf 70 woodssleR ntnRfseiprer
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
TIE sOasItera Fafs.

All important forts at the south, except
apart Of theworks at Pensacola. Fort Sumpter,
Fort Monroe, Fort Washington, on the Poto-
mac, and Fort McIIenry. are now 10 possession
Of the reyoluiouiSts. This condition Of things
was pre-conscrted by Mr.. Floyd. ssa 's'' 's'''
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
Ely S'', s's'' :::.,' q ~ 0'.1'' ., ord. 4 s
CAiloa searls, e. al.


By vos Of An Order Of Sale dv Isrusd from saia Cart
the above esso TO directed will offer for aas bF way
Of Public Auction At the Door OF Court House
sou, Ashtabula County, and State Of 0hio,l 6se ~
Saturday, the 10th day Of February, A. D. 1861,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock Of said day. the follow
Ing described Lands end Tsnemant towt: SituAts he
Township ef Denmark County Of Anhabula and etats Of
Ohio being 10 township No H. In the End range o
chips In the Connecticut Western Reserve 70 called being
soveotyave acres Of land from OF the South end Of land
decided b. Caleb AtuateE 70 soouoa Grisgs By deed dassd
the 2Sth day OF March, 1914 nad conveyed BY the
said Solomon Gggs 70 Aehrah GgEs the 9th d1y Of
june A. D. is4S, said lands being situate section Me- g.
nod Eub-dvson Nos aud 10 sad township Of Denmark
And bounded as follows Commencing at the Soath-weet
corner Of said lands and running North the West ne of
the same 40 far that line dawn parallel 70 ths South ns
Of The GArne shall conain sai quhnty seveHty-ve acres
Of land and bounded East the East line Of ss tAs
praised at b q sEIss- a q B ...7Fi
Also other piece parcel Of land situate town
ship county and stats noesad beginning ON the Wes ins
OF said Township three chains and ns
Southwest cOrner Of said lot No themes Fast parallel with
the south ine OF Lot and forty six chains and
Ihye links theEee North siE chains nnd lory-one
bali nks thence West parallel with the South the
West line Of said township thence South 10 the place
ginning contain within iis limits thirty o. Ar
Is.f obs ~ % .sla. wM HEHDRY Sheriff. ass t,saag
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

IIsu.snaas fsisos IN ck.rissssD late
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19

Cor. Piekens inn.edisfeIy granted The
psfnlsalon drsirsd snd directed Lsnt. Tai
BOT 10 haFe eyery facility nnd eonttssy
gtantei 70 HIN ~ Bearer 81 Dispatches 70
70 lke " n, nersrpmsnt both IN going and
sesefnlng 4ru ~ ss.h -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
CHARLBS 1. LOoKwoOD's

Those indebted 70 The 6r having unsetsled
counts their books will please take notice and govern
themselves accordingly said Indebtedness unsettled
must bs attended the good Of ali concern
Cd, tu asssaII gt.t gl HASKELL q WILLIAMS.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
S.Ssn NEW STAGE LINE 4
- A nov tine o. stages has been s,srssd 10
run between Ashtabula and ,JelTersopi

leaving tho AshsaOula HouaS sxeeptod-a.
before eight Good comfortable coached si
be provided and all unnecessary delays either In saripg or
on The reed WI be avoided The fare VIII Be ~ low sshy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-19
MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale of
AIA Lands and Tememenss. 49,, 49,
Ashtabala conmon Pleas November 18th Term 1890. 81
'+E Nathan Parish, tFsNs % aFsrtat8 e7ala3s.-
- s vs. 50 Order 70 SELL ~ st.sTt

BY virtue Of an Order OF Sal,
IN the above case. 70 me direete
Of public auction, al the door O
con, Ashtatula county. Ohio, on
Saturday he ist day Of
between the hours OF IoA 4 och
described Lands and Tenements,
Situate Ia the Township OF XII
In, and State Of Ohio, being part
ship, and bounded on the North
West and South by lands owned
lands OF :. II. Rinnier, being the
formerly owned BY VIM. 8. hueb
.-.. WIN,
.Jaferson Dae orr yaao
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

Cxre Cough, Cold, Hoayse~ sss, IMEH-
4 e3ak s~ssy e@A y Issasatian ar Snrenfas nf fhs
q Throat, Re1ere the Hacking CosgA
|sIsN VNsKy IN Consunspfion, Bronchitis AsiAMa
and Cai0rrh, Clear and Gipe
.LJ.SVv Strength TO the Voice ef
~2 PUBLIC sREA q EKA, AND
sINGRRs.
Few are aware Of the importance of checking q
Cough or Common Cold" In its frft stage; that
whichin the bs gining would yield to mildremsdy
4 neglected soon attacks the Lungs. "Byossm =
bron.hfai IrocAes," containing demulcent ingre-
iients, allay Pulmonary ana Bronchial Irritation
Nh OWN,A aThat trouble in my Throat, (for
TH OCA 10 y hich the . TrocAssn are 4 specihc,)
having made me often awhsperer. =
N. r. WILLIS.
BRO " MS az recommend their use to PUs-
Th OCA ~ LIc SPkAKKRs.'
Rev. e. III CHAPLIN.
"Have proved extremely service
able for HoAnsEsxss.'
Rev. ii. WAkD BsEcnER
"Almost instant relief in the
n AOGHEA distressing iahorof breathing pccu.
liiar to AxrnAA. :, 2
ksv. A. C. EG0LEsToN.
"Contain no Opium or anything
Tia OCnEs that 10 injurious
DIR. A. A. HAYES,
chemssf, Boston.
- A sfmpfe ard Pheasant eeaabisa-
ltion for GvueHs, dc.
DIG. i. RIGELow,
TAOChES Bosf0n.
beneficial In BaoNcHIrIs'
Ur. J. II. w. LAM,
1k WN,A Bosfo~.
TkOCHES "I have proved them exec lent fol
WaooPrsG coUeH."
Kew. H.W. WARREN,
Bosfon.
0M OWNS "BenefciaI when compelled q,
IN OC "A - speak sui. ring from COLD"
key. So L. ANDERSON,
81. Louis.
BR OWNS "EHYKcTuAL in removing tn
THO ~ EN Hoareness and Irritation of th
Throat, 10 common With SrsAK8R
and sIAGEss"
Prot III. STACY JOHNSON,
LaGvdnge, Ga.
0t48WNsA Teacher of Mnstc Sunkharl
TKOCME&l Female College.
"Great benefit when taken afte
preaching, ~ they prevent loarse
RR wv N,N ness. trem their past effect,
RUG n ~ tnink that they will BE OF pernsneu
advantage to me.
hey. r.. hOMLEI, A. M,
DH WINS Prest Athens College,
TMOCHEA Tennessee
Sold by all Druggists ~ ~
nov - -dA w-6m mIWKN1Y-FlVE CENIs DO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04
DIRECT IMPOKTATI0N
H q r d W are and Cutlery.
6 W.AH TICK FIR.

S. w. 81 III. TUCKER, |
MPORTkks AMI WHOLESALE DEALERS,
! have In store, and receiving their suptlics
for the Spring Trade, directfrom the makers, which
they ofer to CASH And PROMPT TINE BUYKss on ia
vor&ble terms. 1he stock being unusually large
they solicitAn sxAmiL alton OF thcsame.
S. w. Ia. TUCKER,
Sign Of Red Padlock, cor. Msil.G I'd sts.
Keckuk, March =, lodU-dAW
A INEkS' PICKS, sHuvELS, 40, tor sale by
v1 mohedAw S.W. ! II. TUCKER.
/yKiFFIN's HUkok NAILs.--eouo stock Of al
~ sisss for sale by S.W.A II. TUCKER.
~CiTIiR kIFLke.-Narious qualitIoso OF ocyth
- kines and Sharpeners Tor sale by
MsrchS-d4w W.Ah. TUCKER.
4 Mkb' 5HOVELs.- Iarso stock or Anet
"a 6hovels for saieiow by
marchs b. ". Ii. TUCkEh.
4 yklND6TONE ES.-1hc BsreA I'll .ndstOnss, DIVA
~ riouA sises, tsr sale by
=. ~ 4 a. .TuGkEM.
Sign Of Ne d lad ock,
March ., '60-dAw Ger. main 2dst
!. ENGE NAALs.
Is kiEe I'D do
Flooring do
Anns.ied do .e.lineh-. superior.rtiel..
Casing Do
Finishing do
Barrel do
TogstAsr With xcnsra lassort M n o fothsrsAiLs
Of the Belmont brand, Just received apd for Sale
Low By fmck01 s. W.1 Ii. TUCKER,
I sUhN ,uAkDEN, y RI BILL M and theI ~ 90
~ Spades, 6hoveis, Mattocks and Picks;
Scythea, SnAths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow-bells, KAkcE and Corn Planters;
| On. Trace and Halter Ghains;
Cutting Boxes Hay and straw Knives;
Hay STRAW and Manure Forkss
] And 4 large stock OF AssoRrnp HARDWARE and
| CUTLERY n hand and for sale Low by
Vch0dAw H.W III. 1UCKFR.
! TMkAA EaOOPst! IMEsA 1SOWfAsIi
| a NEW supply Of Trees Hoope, OF the sise.
/ "A usually wanted, together with . general a.
sortment Of Coopcrs Tools, just received, and foI
sale low by s.. 4 III. TUCKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

n Y q w N,N
Il y ICnEe
BR q w Ms
r n OCH rs
ASa - n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

eseyc~ AsnHaxns. ALxx. BARCLAY.
[ESTABLi1HED In 1851
BANNING n OUs r OF
Geo. e. Anderson Z Go.
II HAvETHIs DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
/ HxE in the Banking Businesf, ALEX. BARCLAY,
fwho has brsn my Teller for the last ri years).
The butincss will hereafter be conducted under the
hrm and style OF
GEO. g. ANDERSON = CO.
Being one Of the Oldest Banking nouses Ut not
the oloes1 in Iowa, the new firm solicitsa contin-
nance Of former patronage so literally ea tended
70 them.
They will n AXE Coll ections and remit--lcss Ex-
change--sn the day Of payment free Of charge
Their references are ~ formerly BY the senior
RKTKREkCKG:
Winslov Lanier L Co., Bankers, ,New-York.
Park Bank. NY
Id ward VI. CLARK A CO.. PhilAdelphiA.
Clapp, Fuller 4 Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Howard Banking Company,
Hoffman, Aueipcke, Chicago.
Marine Bank; /"
Farmers. Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
MecEapIeK TEUk ------4 -
Kramer Kahn, Bankers,
Gilmore A Broibsrts n, Bankers, Cincinnati.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04
KEOKUK, IOWA: TUESDAY. JUNE 4, 1861
| Keokuk, Fl Des Maines and MINI.

keokuk, Fl Des M0ines and Minn..
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RAILROAD.
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CHANGE or TIME.
Two Trains each way Daily.
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~ and until further notice, = daily traAns
will run each way Sundays excepted) ~ follows;
MAIL TRAIN.
Will leave KEOKUK at 100 =. -, arriving
at EDDY WILLIE, 1T 100 p. ~.
MIXED TRAIN.
will leave KEukUK ., 1880 p. m, arriving
at EDDYvILLE 1t 300 p. -.
MAIL TRAIN.
Will leave EDDYvILLE at 900 p. M, and
arrive as KEUkuk at $500 r. N.
MIXED TRAIN.
Will leave EDDYVILLE at 700 q. n .. and
--- arrive at kEnkuh nj A. 40 r. M.
- -Passepg gers taking either train from Keo-
kuk make csnnections with Stages for
skaloosa, Des Moines, 40.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-27

not the alternative will not come In The de-
sired torm Of proiracted negotiation.
Tne eommand-in-chief Of the forces IA
Oanada viii remain the hands Of Sir Fen
wick Williams.
No additional orders were issued On The
18th for regiments 10 b held II rsadinsss =
No cavalry or horse artillery viii 70 70 Can
ada before spring.
The preparations wers represented ss on A
scale which would haTs astonished psools In
anti-C Crimean times. -
The Psris correspondent of ths Timss
says the general belief is tnst Gen. Scott has
gone back with the intention Of enIghtsn-
ing the Warrington Cabinet as 10 the ideas
Of the French Government BE is doubtless
acquainted with the opinions OF the EmDeg-
Or and that It Is not favorable to President
Llneoln's policy. Gen. Scott win probably
convince bis e0untrymen that they cannot
count on the moral support Of France.
Ihe mel agent Of the steamer Treat
vas dined By the Royal Yacht Club. He
narrated the circumstances Of the capturs
OF Macon and elidell, which differed in Al.
most every detail from accounts publishsd
In American journals.
The London Herald takes strong ground
against the Daily News argunsnis IN "a.
Tor Of arbitration, says negotiationS can
not be listened to while Mason and slidsll
are prisoners; opposes such settlement In
toto. alG
Interpretations quiet, wheat steady;
cotton unchanged.