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The New York herald., 1862-11-18

The London Economist has the following article
on the rise Of interest at the Bank Of England
As last week led readers to anticipate the Bank
England has raised the rate OF interest from two 10
three per The drain Of silver to the Fast has
tinued and its effects have been considerable The bu
bon which Wednesday, the 18th OF October cont nued
GIG 100 260 is reduced to &15 The state
OF the banking department is:-
ocp0Slts. 'sIo,VSA ,oot
Private deposits. lie, 555I3
Seven day bills. 7l8sl2
Total. .f23 ,265 ss2
against OF l52 O74 which could scarcely be
considered sufficient 10 justify the maintenance Of so very
low per cent IN the face OF dram Of bull
lion East-the sort OF drain which in practice has
always been found TO be more unde6abc In extent aud
influential n its consequences, than any other
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
os as, su. sAe osseia, repor. may somewhat vary


this.
The chief tonic Of discussion in Wall street to-
Gag was the proposed open board. Quite = num-
Per Of hackers and persons engaged IN money busi.
ress evince interest in the project II is evident
there viii be no lack OF money shoald the projec.
tors of the new enterprise decide 10 undertake the
construction OF building on the plan OF the Paris
Bcnrse. a. has been proposed. No public express.
sion Of opinion has yet come from the old board ol
the subject. That institution is in fact, in an
embarrassing position. Its bona Gde buslgess il
done by some twenty members all OF pearly all
of whom are in favor Of the principle Of the new
board, and could easily be won over 10 co operate
with its projectors. The remaining members con-
sist Of old brokers whose business has been
sirawn away by younger honses, and Ct specua-
/. tors who use the privilege OF membership 10 ope'
rate in stocks without paying commissions. These
parties are probably opposed 10 the open board;
and as they constitute voting majority they can
control the action Of The body. Should the new
board be successfully organized the great com
mission houses Of the street would probably soon
follow the example of Messrs. Lockwood, and
transact their business there, leaving the old
board asnere insignificant circle of speculstors
and brokers without clients. There can be no
question but the practical effect Of the establish
ment OF an open board would be 10 increase the
amount OF commission business The men who
would benefit the most by the increase are proba-
bly, members Of the old board, who would be-
come members Of the new one also. For in stock
brokerage as in all other trades skill and expert
ence arc sure to triumph in the end aud at the
open board, ~ at the present closed board, the
public nay be safely relied upon to give their
business to the men who can do II the hest and
cheapest
The busness of the Sub. Treasury was as follows
to-day:<-
Receipts ....................... $3.50 293 %
For customs. 1l6 900 90
fsymcnts $40 ooo w
ltaano8 ..lo ,SbouSu W
We read in the Cincinnati Commercial Of Nov,
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
MATRIMONIAL,

A GENTLEMAN, u YEARS OF ACE, DESIRES TO
n correspond With younger lady with 10 u,ari.
nony lie Is fond OF letter writing and hopes oosespon.
dence would resat 10 the mafIag~ Accomplishments and
able. Address Marius, station D New YeFk ely.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
| YOUNG aENTLEuAN. AGED rwRNrY.FIy

A soVNo oENiLEM,AN, AyED IWkrIrINEl Os
rsnnsment ana education, with view 70 mstrncDy Ad
dre1 euc.os'ng carte do v'sits A,m, Herald o1ee.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
EuRNlTLNE

f,AsH ADVANCED on ALI KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD
u r0ralqre sons sea,, ssy,sg he sly csn .sas,
taos No Exchange place, Jersey City, adIoIniug In,
fairy Osods eod commission asd prom ~ returns made
The New York herald., 1862-11-18
POLITICAL.

MEETING OF THE CENTRAL RICHARD B. cON'
IA molly Association win be held this tTuesday) evening.
the Jones House 7a Broadway hapas seven o'clock.
TIMOTHY DAILY. President.
JAsEs I..n, A GAa1ans Mas. Secretaries
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

TINE FILE FRANCHISE DEsTBERAN SIC PLACER
" epnlme bonne denfanW ellie peut tputnr les meenfes
yecon Gsdresser chez Madame Voe,s 2sSWeN
ssme rue, epre Ia ene et lone ayes.
The New York herald., 1862-11-18

The exchange market for two three days past has
given signs Of break down. Really, cannet arrive
any sound conclusions why there should be great
between New York currency and city We
hold 10 the proof that the present currency Of city
just good and safe a. that Of New York Boston and
other places North There sight bills the
market to-day, and have TO reduce quota
tons. The demand for gold fell on, and legal ten
der notes being good supply, the rates fell on III
money-that is the Issue Of distant baDksthere
nothing doing though dealers buying when oppor.
tnnity offers al from so per cent discount for West
bank notes, South and North Carolina Georgia and
Aabrma Missouri bank notes. the Of the banks
OF ST. Louis from 25 10 80 per cent discount We
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05


EXrERMlNATloN II is about
tine that people understood thnt
this war IS TO tie one of ultimate
determination. Every moment
otthe rebels IS suggestive OF the
de Houlac resistance which they
mike and os~ert that thew viii
make, in order to win. Either
one or the other-the North or
the South-must tie conquered
by the hardest Kind OF warfare
before tins contest IS ended. We
have no mercy to expect frou
the secession blrbarians, and
none 10 offer them til they throw
down thcir arms and surrender
their Wi ked leaders into the
hands OF justice.
"Fhose whom the gods would
destroy they first make mad"
The madness i upon the South
--now let them be destroyed.--
No hope OF intervention or con
citation can have any bcaringon
the question. 1t is war, rugged
war alohe--war to the knife
that can subdue rapid demoniacs
with in their hands. The
government, God, and Eternal
Jutice demand t.eir destruction.
II Chicagj Jouradl, dug. 1871.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

"Look,' said an instruetress
leading ncr pupil to the open
wltd V, "see those green fields,
and LANDS at Play the Lord
gave you I'll those. And there's
your fawn, too-he gave you
hiatt"
"Whv, no,'' replied the juvc-
nile, looking her full IN The iare,
the Lord didn't give melhc !qwn
PIP hetohed it in Arkansaw."
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

Col. CURgORAS has concluded
to JuraiShthe inateraltpEtbaps
OF, his oxperie=ce 10
Southern pESoas, I ,src a
wo-b fa sssw F. @g4tef
.srarExlA g krG egIls va -.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

An army correspondent sryr
he saw, ia Virginia, an elegant
tbat had all it's lnsidssltn
Ken cut, aud horses weFe eating
oats out OF it. a pefformance
that thoy acoHplishedr we. dare.
say, without dropping an oai.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

.ltes, b. pl nts The drawn sword
to the gro ia; and tn salute ot
ne toops i, cyel Al this dly.
ai!cd presenung aris that
IS, presenting them h betaken.
GIRLs - There are two nJs Of
girls. One d the Kind nual ap-
pears tine best abroad tile girls
thpt are good for part e., rsdes
visits, balls, Get. and whose
hci delight is in such things
the other Is lhe KIM Than ap
pears best 1T 30 ,e 'le girls
that are useful and .hee.iul in
the dining room, ne SICK room,
and all precinct. oitner home.
They diIler widely Character.
One IS often 4 toal.eut At home,
The other a blessing. One Is a
nuth, consuming cverlthnug a-
bout her; the other Is a sunbeam,
inspiring lie ami gladress al a
long her pathway. Now it does
not uc, cSsarily follow that there
should be two classes OF girls
A Sign; education will u Oddly
both a little, and unite their
good qualities in.oAe.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

A Southern editor wants some
one to get up a bust OF JEFF.
Davis. one is being got up on.
the bank Of James Raerwnot
only Tor jed. hut the whole
''Coniedcracy is to lie busted
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

S.n.e the repart oL Lhe lax NH

the extra amount being added,
broLutiy, as 4 punishment Tor
the mans toby.
For kissing one another, SO
dc taN i placed AZ tins rate ia
order % b.clk up tire custoa,
AZ tos tho. X being regarl-
~ by ouc III C.'s as IA piece Of
measurable ahsurhty.
Tor vey iDrtauon. 10 cents.
livery yoiItg man, who has
morcthan one''sifl,' istaved s..
Tor cou.t1ig III the kit, hen, p.
GENTS.
Con ting IN the sitting room,
60 cents.
Cou ting in The parlor, 81.
Ccutins ina Romantic place,
IS, ans 50, cents each oncAse
ther alter.
5 eng IA lady home from
chnroh, - cent Tor each oaenSe.
S.cing her hone from tile
dine soclety 5 ccnts--the pro-
cecds to be appropriated 10 the
reAefoi disabled army cnaplains.
For o lady who paints, 50cems.
For-wearias Row tfeckedd ess-
Is, 81.
For each curl in a lady's he1d.
abuvc ten fye cents.
For ever unfair device for en-.
trap ne young a en- into the sin
Of nntrimony, s..
For weaving hoops larger
than 10 ieet IN Circumference, .
cents for each hoop, Sl0-oycr
forty, @~20--oycr fifty, 500, md
sentenced To banishuentto Utah.
Fich pretty lady is to be tax
ed from "a cents to SD, she to
fix the estimate on her own beau
". 1t is thought that a very
large amount will be realized
from the provision
Each boy baby 80 cents.
Each gul baby % cents.
Famtl =. having more than
eight babies are not TO be taxed.
FoRNs Of SALurArroN-Mos
moden -lorl 81 salutaton and
civihty are derived from Chivalry,
or at least ton war, and they all
betokcn sone d!l.erence. a. from
a conquered person to the CON
qerer, j~u~t-aSin private life we
still continue to sign ourselves
the very humllc servants of our
correspondents The uncovered
head vas simply the head IN
harffea; the helnit Icing remov-
ed, the panty was at mercy. SO
the hani unglo>ed was the hand
ungauntIcd; and to thisday it S
an inviv.hB 70 shake hands with
glove on. Shaking hands it
seifwas hut a token Of truce, In
which the parties hold each Of
tie othei 5 W aPea hand, tomake
sare aguust / caghery So also
a geuLcurans bow rs but an offer
0 the neck Ia the stroke OF the
adversary 50 the ladies' courtesy
j. bat tic form DIGGING on her
knees tor mercy. The general
principle is mfrkcd, as i. ought
naturah ITO t.. st.ll move strong
" in'thc case OF military saluies.
WHY'S The d scharge ola gun ,
salute? Because il leaves the
gaas eInpll, ald at the mercy 81
the opp1htht. Aud this is Sotrue
attnessafatiuz with b!aDk ear
tridgeasaa Modern Invention
Formerly. sllues were disciiarG
n -
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-05

Mrs. Schmidt, you have a
hue Ut Of girls. ! thy
are all good 70 work" ..Neia,
ncin, deys shust Ike de Nerigan
glrls-dey docs nottingr"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-10-25

Dnettr0Sast ~ arsltqNstteni opnstss 1eMa-s Il
ne County u %xgtt4n5s ,ssf NJ ssste ~ er.ssl
raDd 9 - Z, ~ '.'ss:s
DssiseS 1sssjb1.s fastt fsx.sei hlsam > stvssa 4
n Snsi;k, Leay Tatdo Dtitndfsssyssi 81 ~
J<aas = Tern sSb5 % E;ast s.sse: il 1eatty.
r ,sss.tasa.53 ' XIII, ,ssI .',s,. ].
the one .; ihe alesk !: lie DsssTici CGaFs II Ptns-
ws0fAG cAdhied k'ssth besit!ga osat9eFe4 gse.t.
iswx anie cleiminx Of the aid Danie! 3 Jstnsn aud
Hiram Bo,<~sk fvrstbe ssepf .Nlesrhty III n the
sac u s,4 the hundr 81 and dirty d0lsrs.
- Aue ~ psostiq~Ugy .pD{ea mxde by sxRt nnei4l
Jsssaa sn,i Hiss,s 90 slsws9h ~
dsevssest ApN - ~ " ysp ~ ftecipylR A
ssrSin msFs ssee 4-ds W. QIRiets Ard Hhse>
isBAisanjN. Nyuat ls.4 ~ 1870 - R4xeaent
q said sse, md il,si miles 20 ss ~ eD -
fend before p0ul sf The "a day of the next January
term 1t SD D. TOUR. ~ b c,rnnseneed - aid
cuus.y IN AoDds t1.3 = HAs5 ~ 1anaty = 1858.
.ss.s u ~ = saiesa fs.e' r. 'a4sn'a'
.&-s - 1855 JfsMssk s, tssessll
Ia zxfTlH gxHfsfsss gS.ia sRyps1fDe AftDsDly4.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Jas. wrieht. ..2i5 20 I'2o . 10 10 l-S sl7
+. = syises,e'2os 81 e4's7,isi10 7.7tS,7 slsss
41 w. c,i S,ste. 900 !. Is, !,
Treas. Of STATE .a5jsJ .t9I -.
v, W. ts'as; ss Il Il y 81. e.
5 ~ es,.sssi ! Ut III .l!,fi It.
6 e.. 6, $3.50 w. al ll,si 52a sYis $40
D. 8: F,nsh...s,s 50 81 81 SO 9 II Is 49,
s SIN ci.Ss;s =, 81 - % s.'s .4ss
lanes lam Ebay -. ssI-. soiofa 10 9 IS ~
{ y s.sss,. !. e. 81 81 81 4,e.1tIs $50
9: y iiisrl.. siS II, en- '2DOs 80
Y +. ..sus'lick. ssoAs Is 90 s,1a1liu SIC ~
Z >: H,otyn. ~ - ~ II 10 4os
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HARRISON cOuNTY--ORFIC1Ar.

= 7. Z ---s 30
s'Tiuoagh the kiudn' ., Of The genslsmanly
aud efficient Treasurer & Recorder Of liar.
rison county, A. II. HARvEY, VI are fdf.
nisned with ihsfoi!o w'og official vote of that
county: s8t "a ss7fasS 4sn8sr>ys 9 a&T
wrisht's maiorisy, Ss;. c..tsll's,. Go !;
H9lpes, 06i ,Nosrse. 6si Harvey. 81 Ka.-
eon, 65.sbas s si@7 fsi Nj gsas rssHi svi
: sPeudlssos, Tor Judge 4sh Jsdieisl Dis.
,,ics, 6E 7s''t 3se9 .iT s7s.ss O. aless',
VI r,sts, SO l.'t sHs - sapg seR
soFsrd, for Prosecuting Assorssy. 10 u
Judicial District, 1917. sar .~4sst safa
Wagner, FOR senbsr u Board % Edo.
cation, az 7.' 81 Z f*a'a,ssi q
e.psices fur Clerk Di-tris's Cosrs, :l3G.s. !
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81 .,,Si sAs !. All .ttss.fsusg.6s H,Ssae
The ?thliea vM hear. II md tbas = Post
aAhoa rhoa'sn. ara alsays' changed on ssAs
23sh q Ocs., when sAs. ~issss arssase.tas
S6umsnces. On asd afsei that Day he Of
Zee il this city viii open - ? a'slsek 49,
end a)asa q q p. - aaa sseb .stliressssi z
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Ish6ebY*e enystr ~. SskEaNsfs lss-fss sces
JsUirAry se-n, .t62.--tD- --na. Notice; iuRquify.
70 Geprre Sayder. d. dsfss--SgR. You hereby
notified .has s(q@f rxsvfn IL in tie office II The
Gle OF the 0s3s ti .t4.dri II 1ti1wstami~ county,
lym3 ps,iio9 q he syupiy Of P,,sws; 4is: elaine
S nv: II II II. tss i. In. =:
I'll ISss Sss Is is,s s.t ;Ss :!s ,.ss y :,
Sc. e infp a.. ~ W. ia Pr; fsmie com b.
ssecurs he payeu n sid lido, edseas, sna shat
upl aspea, iherco and DEFEND befoO a" she
~ Day 81 the next ~ said Distfic Court
be ron, nce in said aun.y the last Nus vas:
the x6th q n 81 January. ID fscS defAat s1i b
entered Against yUu, and judxrien efeefet thenon.
ssss1t LEWlS W ROSS.
r FRANK SrR4kT,
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60 We are furnished with the f6ll.wins
oHclal vote Of Shelby County, by. the ef.
Eeifnt and attentive Clerk of the sDissrics
Court uftbat County, II. G. IloLcoxs. ESD,
who, We see, i again e elected 10 the Office
he. hassso crcdi,abIy filled, which vote 10 %
f0llows:r 1871 AaasesR 4 ar1i 5..s4tyf 70:
-tsEc.t or srArs.- Rsrublicau, 81; Dem.
ocrat, l2. -" ne
AL shso,her State officers, except Treas
arsr. are ria fsn,pA. nssf' AzTfrsvt .sa,'
atJrDG. Mn Observation-Disclosures. as.
Currier, 49,
r Drsr.. Arr'Y.-1lcnry' Ford, SO: ~
= ,@'ssAa gai ~ H. G. Crawford, ~ s1as
Drsy. CLEsk.-H. Y. llulcnmb. IS; az
~ 'fa' $50 20 John Ynang, 80.
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tlos Of the sepossshat Vse Deso 30 eh0s
~ She III E66Sf ieAE. soTtuItuu =
Washisgtos, 0st. =.
|, e. s: sss'' 1s:7g f1,.s s ga:
ra0osydssessAsap. AAe.esaess~ le.paenna1l-ie
the earlier days 81 de rebellion, nd she
,diA si4 fsoe19o s,Is Ply 3,
tsltisrses. ennnsssise, says: s.TAs pspss
por ssbs,ius1, sAsseAp 6ood II light -
IN l,esesy, pfsli@ sse(s, lee siA,ieA iqoiaioes
ssssss;. il, essebi,sHeA i ~ DFil 800. .
patriotic ansissg ~ al 1ia.s 2F4
i;eusrsl..u chiSf. "a prepare Ter = 668k4
suTS MD ANN sAsssss ssd ssDeaae1 q.
f6StH &; bSevSll 90 NJ 0<tsaettneoe - ~.
rsBis Sh6,eeSvsp SwuiAasNf nm kGajeG1 :esv
.ry po.s,bls assaek, and 1AGaNnzio Gsoso6
pisces, .e,pses Of ,his fsiluss, Which l. y
ooa evident pFultsa from lsJreisips q Ne
sss9zoa,:vs. insi:f-d, dsb6tiht. ~ isieeSsl
II The S.e,s,srx Of wsks IT. iSs't1sseneS
III. m 81. 81 tIs CltiS3, ii'slNsfSSsx ~
sbSsi;;ssy ;ol a.Ss.. fsis III 1yisysgl
3: ~. y SIS ;iFISslisGs ssIsriI, lslAi,l -
NVHe N"SyaykS SSSl sSDYsA fSo
xhoSe sgahdiak $S nssts X te&dmeef e0nll
By party ttSs6. 80. 80.
:, ~ .va.,.;-.. ~. o.
.,Th. lIa,psssA ~, s,s,s p,s,as4 81 he
AmrsisSn>ssys - !, ssasAssiaA swsSd. L,s4
DID Ooss.vsss6ssslS saesssioe- sSoy 1eie,
ooess s,,st 20 Ausssss al, bs.o,,,.La.s :. !.
/. Pie ssbeSs assaassiaas Jhsjap AeeopA il
she SAeuss6sshs u aIleSs aeoeilioe eeioeaeaae
None. eaThey hdv $4,000 sbe l0eef ~
Baltimore and Osie RaslsSas !lrsa gshesSi
eSGessne llssos4's 1oeN - 3AsSS@'st U1S.
rh..s .. =. = ~. s y; ~ q!
rp.'s.;: 4. ss 2. I I.s, :sSs:
~ iSSSx.fxsX.3sSiid,SiTs ~ - - 1sssS =
~ ssSS. .iSi.ys, r isHssssss~ ~
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xs.: 81 ~ .Ss"sss ~ -
Us wa: u ~. ~. ~. ~ Ss,s:a A,~.Sss.
Ess s sss;. Ito N.,sass.s: - : -
Gov. EA'chtfss n e00ml'nd6sitost ~ -
sssSj ,hdR sisin QeAAsA ONv Rsi'saed, %
fav ~ % rksbu "a. sses0A.sA bHyDAbAee enIHpod
boaaesthe ivllse1i1mss sap1 (3srDsSs ak0sly
10 ten miles beyond NnssiusbVse,a b. bvIns
ine sro.s 1ie,, wa,er. ysstions Ind BRIDGE,
and fikse ~ tie cuts esd s.ssyisg u
iaik. ''ps 80 sHs" Aiafsf!sv
u.-.A:. n. MI
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q y. ~ .St.Sisi. d> w <|.A-
EyySs.G ~ Y.s Ss "a
.SsfS: 81. IN -. ~ 49, Z" ~. ~.
.Mss;S .;.sStS u "a ~. =, "s.:;.ss.ss..
81 sMs., 90 IH~:.as tsSssisf. 49,. -.
ss.T' si,.SS .S.s.s ssste.sT.s ......s.xS
go. IA y.T!.,s.sS+ ~. - o. 90 = a
sSs ~ .s:'sss:.'sssT a, ,y.. III
his ssfas ,sssss s!s. ~ Aseeeo, soetk 1oas
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90 sssiy. ..sl.:s ..s s,.:.:s :, - 81 - -
1. 800. an.t
"a ~ ~ eisinsl. 49,.
!.
10. SIS 6W.
=. E.6ee IN %. 1e70 ~
20 ~: s,...,s: So - III
~. s:,... - 1isrtisn... le0 i0|
~ -. - JSfSo g i--.. - ~ 10
1t rattle. 80
Ssese Ssxt
=: !: : -: J. ,:.., ,.,.:, j:
az ys3{ :. JuY1nEefg9f1s1 i.@ -
nss..s. S..I eoa. in dI... eesrt.. . = s -
( ! s,a'i1 !. ID -
IN Ill; ]. :. !. :,.,. .......... ~ 3
). D,e.lsIGx Nslssos'rs. ri kse 8, -
= : NsuAe.n susrsiins plialtuoseA SIC 3 81
;sin !; w.. $500 IIsiT9,1x ,,iie
esss w. $500 a. ::
-. y. ~. ssl ge';;e.K:AH ~, 81:
SSSHxX slIiA,& ( r..rrxr .~y,
k4&lktS4(sQyx1|t<5s&L03SG1USs.
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MoNoNA CouNrY--oFVscfAL. I

Sec. Of State james Wright, 25 mai. I.
{ dudiior = s-HJs w. ECatt~ie, % - "a
Treas. ls--W.Js Holmes, %, "aus
Affy .eGen.-C. q. Nourae. q % "taas
iReg. Mates L, sO.--J. A. Harvey, 22.s p
Member Of Congress, 18th dist. A. w.
Hub,sar,i. al over ,iIuaca.nhe. ,.sa7~r.l o.
aj9ist Judge, (4sh DIST. isac p. nd lesou, %
Dirt Aitornes. l4;h d'ss.) Henry Ford.
20, over Crawford. q 80 .3.,...s
Member Of Hoard Of Education, q b
dst) WIN. ]. Wagner. l0l nsj. s.s,,a,, =,
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Stock CTY Oct. 2Oth 1862. =
EDITOR NoNrARElL, Dear Sir: Returns,
from the various couaties 10 this judicial
District q .h) haveheen received Sufficiently
to determine the result iasFu| 10 &c! ga
/ Psnd'etou's majority for Judge, will be
at least 800. Ford. for District Attsrnsy,
has 4 still larger majority; and wagobsr,
for Member Of the Board. Of Educate ~
oppositien.r 9sss ydf agsaJ sTs. smaus
The epposlsion to Ford vas divided and
unoreanized, their main effort. being sxains,
Pendietpn. asaraiag t91s& All ,senssbs
Hubbard estimates his majority over
Dnncambe in this dissrics, At 400. 1t viii
be at lesat 500 and think it lwdl be more.
'Lincoln's majority 10 the. District, 49,
Kirkwool over Merri.s and Samuels absut
SEQ. agk31u sea ~ aaiseefIaFa 5ess 81 a.
The Official vote givss 1 Republicans ma.
iorisy in thiscouo.y.d e This do.s not incied.
soiaier WIS, 'fe' tax ~ .ay Ysagr1 resgs.Eas3
~. tg s;a8tsa,. In haste yours ..efys. &C.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06
KEOKUK IOWA: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1869

BeaureRard took the field in the South
west, when our fortunes in that quarter
we're at their darkest period. In the act
i've campaign which ensued, and IN the
perfect organization of the immense army
at Corinth, he performed labors which
seriously affected his health, ard rendered
period of resi- atid recnperatian absolute
y necessary. That he might enjoy the
mucIi needed rest, he procured relief
from his command for few months. =
We ire pleased TO add that the Gen.
erals health israpidly improving, and
that he will very soon be able to ,eturr
to his post With his return to aet3Ys
service, tho country will feel renewed
confidence Ia It's fortunes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06
i
ssTo be Right with GoA.u

Count Gasparin, in his laie most excel.
Tent work or A America, writes o rrsat
truth which our rulers are slow to com
prehend, TO wit
The United States will triumph only
when they shall be right with God--for-
give me the expression. Their cause is
good; 1T will be better when they shall
have thoroughly conlprehended it them
selves, and presented in this true light.
God awaits this moment. There is no
Infamous laws to be revoked, and acts Of
igrcnfny to be cfaced. This can be done
without adopting plans of radical aboli-
'iar, md without instgating slave insur.
rection 1t can and should lie done
else God, i fear, will use the South as an
ayenging rod, and, in one form or another
the chastisement will endure, until al
traces of the old completely shall be blot
ted out, and until the North shall have
written her motto upon her banner
As to The general question OF abolition
/ am at rest Whatever may be tina
measure adopted, the social transforma
tion will ran its course. ] have alwap,
tuilfd 1t impossible to feel any anxiety j
the subject OF slavery. Since the election
OF Mr. Lincoln k.aoa that it has received
its death blow, and an not Of those VIII.
believe the cause lost because men hesi
tate or postpone it overinuch On,
thing is evident-the word Union form
erly signiGed slavery it now mean
| '.libcrty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06
LIVE STOCK.

Droyersaud Farmers v ii ind this he m o . advap-
route for lave stock. Capsciaus Yards weii
~aterrd aud supplied with every conyeaiencs, have
been opened line and and very
arnIIpg is paid ~ their wants. From Harrisbu rEh
where VI III bteornd every cony enience for feeding
and re sling choiee ii caersd OF tho PHILADEL-
PHiA, MN YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Thiswift also be found the shortest, quick eat and
direct route for Stock 10 New HOfkIvia Allen
town and whichever cha ngest hsn ny other.
ENOI n LEWIS, General Shpt.. .Aitoona, Pa
l.. l.. HoL Gen Tick ct Agt ,tbiia1eifbia. f{s3
H. Ii. HOUSTON N,GeniFreigh,Agt ,Pnliade Iphia !.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-06
A RRINALs AND DEPARTURES
IA OF
RAILROAD TRAINS:

NaslLerA Trsa leaves daily .sratdayt rxceIted) at
= tAi y. ns- .gd arrives ri ID y.
" acs.nFh train leaves daily tsnndays exeered1 al
7sts a and zoe = and arrives at 1890 and
sGp 8 na.
AZ iiamiiton Depot ,Trnis- the 81 atnsh Valley
EsilroaaArriss 4Aal except sundays @i4oriosk p
m. n nd departs sily,sandsysexcertet. tts. 30
Bussesconnect rilfth cty.