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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31

CoHscRrPTIoH CoHsrIrUTIosAL The
Globe contains the speech Of Judge Thorn
as. delivered in the House ON the 25th
ult., in favor Of the conscription bill
Having little faith in the panaceas Of the
day, the Judge believes that nothing
will save us now but victory in the field
and on the sea, and be believes that
the people viii respond 70 the imperative
demand for men. His endorsement Of
the constitutionality of the bill 10 explic-
it, and in the following words: as
II do not (said Judge Thomas) rest
the power Of Congress to pass this bill
upon the provisions Of the Constitution
10 relation TO the militia. put it upon
the simple and clear provision which
gives 70 Congress the power to raise and
support armies, and upon the sbsence Of
any provision Of the Constitution which
limits or restricts that power. 10 the ma
ture Of things. there can be no such linn
itation. The powers Of Congress, within
the scope Of the Constitution, are su-
preme, and strike directly to the sub
jsct and hold him in it, firm. its iron grasp.
/ repeat what at an early day | assert
ed upon this floor, that thore IL not hu-
man being within the territory Of the
United States. black or white. bond or
free, whom this government is not capa-
BILE Of taking in its right hand and using
FOX its military service whenever the de-
fence Of the country requires, and ofthis
Congress alone must judge. The ques-
ton Of USE j. question Of policy only"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31
Three Daily Trains!
From Pittsburg to Philadelphia I
(AitA Close Cosnscsiona iron wes,sr, CttissJ
All Connecting direct 10 New York.
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And Close Connections 1t Harrisburgh for
Ralsl-asre and vyashinesen.
From Pittsburg to New York
ONE IrAIs Rrxs pAlLr tlsol nIIas,
VIA ALLEkT OWN,
WITH0U = CH An q = Or o Ans
Arriving in advance Of AL other roates.
sEvgu nAILy TRAINS
FR0M PHILADELPHIA re- NEW YeRK CITY.
Tickets for Sale 10 BeStan By Beat o. Rail.
SasTickess Gees - any 81 sAs
Sound Lines.
Fare to al points - low q any route.
D1DeR11ax Cars
ON KlGMT TRAINS TO
PAiladslphla, NV York and Baltinsrs.
~ Baggage Checked Through. -
4 And Transferred Free.
01OeR11ax CAx0
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadslphla, INV Yerk and Baltimore.
FIR EIGHTs.

Ii l.
~ this route FrsiSAts OF 81 dsscrip sean be
Boston 81 Haitimoss, - and from any point IN sAs
Railroads or Ohio, Kentucky, indiana, Illiuois.
WtscSaAia. lows sr kissDurt, ny kAlEROAD DI.
The Pnsss lvsais Railroad also sossssss d p,ss,.
berg With Steamer, by which Goods can be
- - aAy pefhi - 1Ae uhio, Musk iseuu n eusuekv
TennesSes Cunhs land ~ Illinois, Niseenippl Ma
se0stn ,MissouTt, ka4zsaS, Arkansas, and Ned xiv
are and ~ Cleveland SandAsky and Chjeaxe vjth
stea0eSst 70 al ports - IL North WEBSTER Lake.
Merchants and ShippsFsentrusaipg tlo tvansposta-
tion cfshsir Frsighttc this Company can rely win
eonadsnce on ~ speedy tTansiI. #s
The Mates ~ freight
Toand fron ans point the wsss Iyths PsnnsyI-
yADta Central Railroad, are 81 all iimss AS "a.
vORA1Lk ~ ARE CHARGED ny OTHKRRAII-
ROAD COMPANIES.
NJ Bsparsieuisrto mark packages, EVA Psss.
\ gor Frviehi CossTsets or Shipping Dlree,ion, an
ply to AZ address stAsr Of She following Agents u
y. A.kTRwART,Y Freight Agent, PisssSssaA.
CLARkkA CO., Tranafer Agents, >,
II. W. BROWN 4 co., Cinainnati,O.
&c. NELDRUM CO., Madtson. Lad.
J. =. MOORE. Louisville, Ky.
W.A.AlkAAN CO., ~ ansvills, Ind.
X. F.SAS6, u .Louis Missouri.
CLARKE = Co, Chisaeo, III.
xss Icy f .os7aoaS RI x.,s,,,,.,
r1rscI A g.. 1ss:.. .san.s y
II. y. HUlSON. kiglsy, 2: as4.i
tor Sic HsutA saa welt Y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31

EOR SALE,
Or exchange for improved property in this city, In
asres Of land in Hancock county, Illinois 10 acre.
aGaer cultivation; 30 acres wood land balance prai
rio Enquire OF H. II. TEH-EYCk.
Mar &, Ca.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31
A RESELL BarDr coHrs 70 WAsHrsa

A REBEL BRrDE coARs 70 WAsHrEa-
r0H ron HER TRoUssEAU.-A Washing
ton dispatch 10 - follows:
Two young ladies lately arrived from
Richmond = refugees, and were discov-
cred yesterday making purchases With
evident intention'of resarning. On invss-
iigation, one Of them proved to BE- che
bride slect of Gen. Fitxhagh Lse, and
abe ev,dance being positive, both. were
ssat through the lines to day % thsir re-
turn 70 Richmond. They essnesslyl pro-
1satsd, but Is ~ no lpss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31

McCaulcy tells US that Gen. Hamilton
Tor fear Of losing the fame prodoced By
ms single speech, sat mute ct Wsstmin-
lister for 40 ysau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31
TT VAN AUsDAL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
0FrIcE-On Third Street between Main and John
son. sdjoininE Gibsen Browns Law oAics.
T livery STABLE.

First 81, bet. MaIn ana yohnsen.
hersss, Bugstes asd Carriages fths bes, e,.s, Il.
waysrsady for hire.
~ The day or week q prices 70 mi,
.aLS,:s:santeessnsEs sccomm edssed.
SAse6 A4s@ssA@ v, VANoRgpAL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-31

tions aioosA DO ssaa 1ssHsr
polnts.
Through tickets - low q tho lowest
Por ailpoint Middle, Westerns nd ova,
xAnsas Il sDsaska -. ,css 10 hsA asshs Ones.
n sTlCKET ORFICE. akd a9 a9
1&fNs3 91 GRO. WILLIAMS Ja.s =
|. nsAD-dAw .sf eys ss1srans>nAsn&lsi
, 1863-11-15

Lord Fahnerstan Accused Of Adultety.
-K.+l Blind, the wen informed London cor
respondent os the H1saicas Ibt. pubNshed
IN St. Louis, write. that pspc1:

E.r1 Blind. the wen, informed London cor
respondent oi the H1sGseas Tb:t. pubNshed
In St Louis, writes that psper:
Loxosx, oetasez q, 1ssa
: Tho heodlnE OF my letter will surprise yuu
and yonr reaaers. l. d.ro Ezy. Day before
steterday Lerd falpesstoa celebratcd his
ei4atisGa--b!rtA day, and H.
mo&t On the sane day snIt Of erin cou Ia
prcurht agsfrss him. The occurrence seems
tEnpotslblc. standardized. considering al
shs ,ctec1;1ssansss. pe:ioct enofmttYi and
lew well Informed circles, It Is spoken Of To-
DAY. sr - :, =.
! by N e1ceptiona, circuustanes / 81, abln
to Communicable to. JON the particulars Of
sh1s aifalr. The authority. from which 1 do.
stsu the fonowtug fscts, has seeu the original
soas suppfess The uame or the plaintif.; l
M4h merely 1ay that 1t commences With An
@'0:" TIN Indy IN question ID young, pretty
and charming4 Her photograph Ii smong
toe documents In court Confidential let.ers
:ot No acrrsed ara a1Ao In the Testimony. IN
ttesH, tho plaintiffs cou.sel p1odnrcd 4 Letter
Of Lord falnczston's, uhtca he wsate xfser
5he had received tbs iitst prono.als To make
IA "slTaogcnent" )" and which hs-lt q hsrd
ito understand Thy-Neutn Mnself, Instead
nt getting his SECRETARY OF attorney to write
The caet is now pending before the "Pso-
hate and Qtvo1ee Conrt, !" but Ia a aoe3. 8 Ats
fecset- Tbs plaintiff demands twenty thou,
tand pounds dsnagr. According to III ~.
|, petnncet. Lord Fa1me.stou baa been led tn-
to 1he adAlr BY m intrigue; Is "Old Gu.
p!do," {his wel5 known nitaaam.,} h. couid
1 ret nttist, ofcourac. IN these ctrfcIes wherc
thc afiAlr u Known, Rrtae cIritfmcnt pre-
!: taIs.' II Is &bosght tint the oceu.rrace v1lt
politically damage Old Pan, =. Court snd
othtr11te- The case i. a.ues: x:thoat -:
:1lcl efits ticd
, 1863-11-15

The ntoyo table ahowa that almost every
season during the past e!eyen ycars large
proportion Of the >Hogk reeslsei her5 .sove
.beeo ehipped East. This must &c st at,
Chicago paeIesa ought To- receive evcrr hcg
:::hat coEe* Into our market anE only have IL
tent East In barrels, tlerces, C. eores. i
! arAT1sTIca OF pEgF rlcKIso IN CHICAGO. r
!; iTi'Itn regard 10 Dcefpacking. Chicago
stands, as II has stood ior twelve years past,
foremost, both as regards quantity and
quality. --,-,.> - -. - ~ :. l.
The following tlble shows tbs number Of
beeves packed each season fer twelve Iears
past. = : =: " ss~ : ! !, :. -
, 1863-11-15
Gl)'tayt' Wrtl)iil1<<
JHRF. pAvfs or TIE TRAMP.

e "'"---
JAFF. DAvfs or TEE 1RAnr-
Lac peofAe o. tae eoa:n A!e "ofse 'nan
y lono,esol4e an1en' ,wnen eae notse -
a""s: wy sanuo. 'o 1e'' a'one 20,
n!ause "4;uou' se.oos uHa wan "oacn
sa's ~. aacso UA!ls WIN oos'
. .as .. a.,,. Io.a'a', a ~ oa,o u.snen Sou lew 4
sn sie.s ,sas ~ s3n .n:.a et:.. ~ ~ - a
49, ~ -. = 1ss@,: ~ = ~ sIe =. :" ~. ss
Nv e.s e D,Dn nasas. -" ueae'e. 800 Wv 4
= ,,'ss.- =. ~ Vs.,.ss 49, .,ism ..Ns.n.sa,s s saI
rh,..,,~ s,S - -. 1.,.,.asa ~ $500 sao
~1,;ta s5snl- ;,,s; nn, ~. ~, 1ystn.r,.s ~ IN.
sTa,s,,a..t ,a.s ~,ase. - ~. -ss.s.,A.,s I
.n.ar1,.. .s.,- 49, ~ -,ac:. .as;ss.
.1,,s ".a,s -" ~. Nv W. ,-t.,.as,. % $500
ss.hsa.,s~ss 49, - 80, -. .ss "ao
= t.esa,' W.; ~ $50 =. 80 - a..es
' - ." -, - - WV - s0'aSoa -,
..,.. % w. ~ 80 ~ A.sp ~ W N1 ,tau .a.
sf1As1. ~ ~. sNAe ese"oeu 1toD,.o'
asu ,1Ae s Eve ~ ..', ~. p'9s. lops up 1a'
LAWS Hi.a auo.nee il''le si'eeca' .Aoo!se
Isee 4otc'et, tnete Is eau lot help from
AAaeamar aau from Inc uepo1 Steps al eea-
Mt, nc addresses tae 1ank planters aud
sAuh alppefs anu = lew caucSilng cn6eee
on the oStssists OF me crowd. But IN the
u2ant1mc Bragg and leeY." Bishop Polk
taVe had hout with the blue coats and
have not met with the success they expect
cd. Another bottle Of cordial is needed
aad CT flies DAVIS, Chlckamausaw.rds,
10 Terife. the chfvaleys Hith another
, 1863-11-15
rrcsorS1nx the Streets OF Chicago
from Railway EAeA.

from Railway EseA.
Thess IL IN ordnance befose the Common Coua.
eli. which Nlu -bs called up tor tnsl sction On
Lnudsy 1.xht, entitled RAE o<dInaaee for the
preservation Of certain steeets of Chicago from
1ts!lxsy rses.r By this ordluAnce, (Which we
have tc1sto{oss p:iassd.} MehlSsu. WabAsE and
Thhd Areunes, WaAbiugtou, Adams, Ann1oe had
Iaekseo Stfrcts, and Lake 9rres east Of Peek
Street. ase pssse1red from ya11wEy 1ses tor t~enty
years. This 4ptrc1eely the proposition. Itts
the efec4 Of the ordinances to keep Ill rxtlxs5soE
1hese. stseess taIa 1ensth, Of time-nothiag uofs
cor 1<ss. ."
The question Is. ..t ,as pecpEe or Tho city In
Syststed II this Eeee1T TztInu Of the strse&s from
ra4NAJ tses2assf THIS ordinance eon:s-s 70 new
p48ts On A1J hoay-Rrsasa 10 new privileges Of
laA:htses. On the otaes hsaa. u secures the sur-
t&tder o. that pskt Of Wsheaa svcnne held h{ tie
Chicago City Railroad Company, sad thsa portion
Of Lake street ,eset Of uston ratk Qeeek ate<et}
held W the Tcet Division Rsllwsy Company. It
ls31es sleh sehc,nsst II the osfstnasosa OF the
%-9EFkhAah va1hy Hallway bur out 1o the cola. Il
stoavea thu city &SAlsss shel1 paandetin.. II the
city has the cha1tssed right t. cont.oa. u oFp
stsects, uhs should II not exercise It ia peotsst
ths people ffuen tsmasocuee snd political gam
bless, WHO eeck u. .oves71ds SFcz5 right wstaoat
StStsE Al eaHiva1r1a no oneecsk.U e1tsts <o.sxtt.
'N1h vi s1e stsee&s nA1nno Rna Il It d. u tbs
ess % sssssa - hess sar1saaks without qsta
FTu 4-ef Do shs butlncss nas Lake street
end fhe seS:dsals 1t Wsha4A and .M{eh1rsa ave
rEes, OF Washington sud Nonzos streeta, want !
:ntisou company 'tlvst4sd with po~et Ia take nod
spp'F private property 10 It's own 144x'. sartt.e.
thefrto: II not. viii taeJ not MORE Ia he matter
aea sse % 4 taat retse Il giytn u'ths9r r,she,
bssess Kandss rssh.s :
Axe ssars5s F.a.ea oa thess ttxesa: Tic Tan
rs:sss a1:raaY gsanted ths asovo mined conn,
uie. r:erIt4 tAas,ss1saszs shsu be bailt Cd s.,vs.
s~a-l-S 1sselIea ", ~ .t>e a:rssta asosa rauea
shd sa}acea. 10 fhrua. Sons Of tteee 1oAds II,
ham o:ttts win bs. The tight 10 build thes
s-is G. oe taAsu uzEAY: No newocndit.onsranb bs
5a'is,<cd- Bat tltse l. err Of :.uosopo,s- = II
II q s.fse:flec. RHh r frce l:rss snd ! fl
2se!!e. Ar f94tltct-o5 Of It's eh4:acsts ot t1.e.s
eayss.r-ss, 6cre1 lett c7,c- both the good ~
, 1863-11-15
NEW pURLIQAT10N8.

NJ
". st1*s 2. 1,ta aashsos Mex 4etx: ohAsses 6cs:s-
Thte {. n,~ or ~. 1ass sshsm,,,, -
,,,h,f,, h,oxs - ~ -, ....t4a- ~
t1m- rs.,,,ns .sss.s- ~ -'ss.r.Ss..-...- .a
coGntyv ma. ,cc;.1jv f.rn1.- re. sh;aEIs
f,.Af.d :. :. thoyorrhl- ,,r,.+,..i ......
ccnntrv scrnt-r ,n,,ne,1 sn1 ru,..n,..L
cxsrv n,ee redaIent at ,thn a,,d. nd vosss
The ftrznrr .hou,d r.ss 4 nv T.. ~. ,..,os.
N maj, nd,xtA.a th.- a.. .%,t.n, .s,ss
INV, ,h~n,.t q .,a ~,.~.as. :. ,,...s.
,no.,,..,.. ~. +c-.,rrr .es,,s -a,sS,hs
esns. - ~, .s.ss 80 IL, - - a ~ u
.hrs- ~, ,-ttt, hr1.h+ ,,.r.ns - .s.
80. .,.s,.,.. 80 a.N.~..-X X e1
,ns -, ss,.,-s... fFy ss...'s - ae~
m,a..~-. s4.ss 80. 49,. !, aa ~ NV awe
~ s1essn>,, .1austn .4 'Is' '"4'e ~ We
a as,.t5 Nt..sSG' .ss ~ susN s1sSa' sa0e' ana
Haess4' hA& y AA'1' l. u eoeo4ae h"e9'e@a
etae.e. -: -. 4
AnTaER nAi1Ax's RrnAHA: IA frose and Fs.sa,
rtsd. GS,csno sno HhoT: ,.es @sss atosase
Th,s ooos i. dnnb1r in;erostiav. tor liz ov,
,ntdn.lr notrtt. ,rd for t..' '.,.nc,,,,nn.
rh,eb crowd abo,,t th1 n.me ar The .nthnr
A.thur Hausm {, 1he tuo. tat1.1-ous. xokls
fellow. -, . sx the collage chnu,; aud inttn ,te
fr;eao of. Alf.rd Tenassoa. The met. roa liz
u1nay,nr love 90 nrt,y csJebssted in th,t
/ ennd ard solemn orrsn melody. thc I. Nc.
no,1Am, Few eooks co,Id have been mora
x,Ycom. th,a shc,s sRsn&1ss tn The r.,4ers
al Tennfton. Wa ii, desired I. knox6ume-
,,,snr, m,rr of ~. tr,xr t,1. he.-+ m
'HtAh oNo3s - e-'s' eoe nsst'
afecs1orately 4potheoeleed oy tno E1sufk
1,cte laureate And Ia these PAGES Wa flnd
what He haTo leuged for
Tie Aemois. written, e1ear1y, hJ dear reta
.tasc, ID fun Of the f4cta Of his ufe-his hopes,
sorrows sad Ligh auilit!on,1 h!s aohlerosa.
Ant: hia scholarly triumphs. We hear that he
.dsta very taddeaaJ~-A rush OF eaooA 70 the
Aead, putting Au end 10 the Kfc&t Promise
that Haa In him. Ills literary rtE1A3as fully
Icss4fY Ill The hopes TINT wcr= ensestssned Of
HIN. He WIS t.ue poet, = In. Easlt..
! writer. ropd scbolkr. md Il, OFT. aman,
, 1863-11-15

t!ihs 2ttts s.l rec Ole cannet boecme IL ''od:ooe
siot eloly." It IA i1sposible. The city taA pows:
"7ts there companies to control them. AID ssasee,
IT, public. And It IL Autnx thls czy u -edlsgs
monopoly" should come from the c.srtes Il 4oa--
esE eiass Of men whr ssck fsaacaiees placing
tteir operations abo7s ssa Independent Of rausi-
t'pal control, and xtrtas them power u tsse Aad
apply ps1'Sse property wherever they may des1rs
To DO 10. We say It IL 1tsla& such mea shosla
ep1'ose II o.alnanee which depetres tasu stssese
r'1r1'nsee. protects tae people, aud assasts TIC
1'sht and power Of Us city 10 control it, ovs
lfatn. Tue trouble Is, shsa ord,oaace IL ssand
sad Its soundnees aaecta ths schemes Of tSest
ssra. Therefore let the peopla rejoice when sAe,
AIfure ff4 M haseA.
, 1863-11-15

N 1:se's, 0ns.s" I!e"A y -, eo@.ss. ,s1
CO PaeA1'E " aao noase ap.@ .@s''' vssSp'eAn
Aoaea q 70, on tae ooa'a n1@4ens AaH con-
p'eo oY te.taa q ~. 3t11st,
~ ue ~ y ~. aooss. $500. ~. :. 80 10
Gplsme.sea ~ issAu - Asss' ~. 80 NV .. ~
ntAaeu =. a4e f1.e., =, ~ " ..Att ~ -
~. :. -. " : ~, "a ~. .t-.c 49,. ~.
.,i "S s.t,.'.s @ :" ~ nn't.s.. @ - ~ ~ ts.a .hsn
-. - =, r.: an...
49, 1850. $1,000 ~ - -. ~ - ,ss".
~, ,,,,,ss = ~ ~ ~. .a..n. n ~ ~. ~ ~. n"... :.
~ 49, - ~ 49, 10. ~ - ,,..ae,,sn. - $500
s..s.ss .E., =,
~. ~ - 1.e. X - sss.,. ~ as ~ ;-s.asss 49, @
~ -. D terc ~ -. e ,s,,Ns, .o ~.
- ~ .t' ass43 H. go. 80" go uSs.
- 1".N aee w 10 80. . =, s@t
ss nno ~ :: ~ ~ -aas,txa ~ - -
III = 80. r.~...... y .L
.s,s.s ..as., ,..... ~ ,ss, ;,
.sa..s ssI .n,rsa ,,~ 1rnnu., Mn .,a :,
~ 49, .aa-.. :, ~ ;asS :. ~. ~ - - =
- ~ 49, W r.. $. 49,. - -, .as
s.,.sI - ,.asv 80 ;>a,,- t., ~ ~, ,onn -" :.
f.,1' w. s..,.n.,.s ~ .,t. INTO tf,o s.nSs - - ~
.f.: 1..:'.,.tr = sr-t.s
:. sss~. - s.a ~ 49, oa.r,S ;.
-. 1asc u..st. Yona. : fen,n.~t.. -. ..,-
- ,a,,- hen.. ~, th, oo,..r - s.s.,
-. ~ - s
@ m w. ~, so1 ~. "a -. tas Wv oss1
~ ~ - -. - 1870. - ~, '''" ~ o4>a'
of, .,sro - 49, ~ pn' t.s. Ds. ..s' -. -.
An 1oo't aos uen uorso "s' e'eeeeu ~ w
tee Geuss ..,s. orsaeu, y DIVES y so'' ~s'u :
esi's'te u Ata,s ~ aoSss pes aa!' rasanas'
tEs eaAae 5ess. n.. naA< H@au eteoten 9" '. !"
Loute On A'ogoa RAGS apse,n1! aasptea
,o' curing ensl''o Asaa, Iha Is oae o. sat
.ett stoail aeafes Ia sae e''s' os saoee@ " sae
"eat. s ...~..s. - j.
t Daf'Ds 1nse 'stmc seS, iaesa'n NJ. y
sses.as rtss'su 1sn een 9 ~ ".1a a., e.
s..s y. ee.a* ~ ass" p0s a"y, ~. w ~. -.
anssa ta.sA ~ ~ ,...... ~ Nv, 80.
r'.se'' A"H o"4eu ~ ss.''''e '4os y A'i''A'i'
Son, .;. ,., 49,, 80. ;, 80 +, r4.,, .
saos' .a1s s.h.e' mess.s' v. > nooota q
70 'e'". .aeas oees snc lo1h aease ga Nv
Se'in "'ansa u tae .tess, sso,s4s sGsns
sha sn4teF1ss IT aaa paA.ans ~ e9a' ~ ~
aoa.s - shs. e1an N tns "ee'' n e's15 ia'
~ u'a' l. - - e1nt -. oeeapsea ~aa "otAse q
| tGe0. ......-..
/ II I-h-, tntSe Ee3t hpat. ID nus CstF
, 1863-11-15
SEHA1on BROWN or rI1xspun1>

The election Of B. G1an Drowa to tie |
Iui;ct S.ates Senate from Missouri, in
i.ec Of tA@ combined opposition oftle en-
esnics ci Emancipation, Is an event that
ought net to b. lightly passed over Mr.
H:own, u kcntuekian By bizta and Mis-
st':i;an by long res.dence, nesnbec Of
family All educated in the
r.sjutliccs xna errors Of BIZ class. long ago
saw the evils which were insSparably con-
ncc:ed With slavery; and all o. hia latter
years have been devoted to such measures
us wauld prevent the spread Of IT, instI-
tutoa Ii the national domail,, and
10 The dclivera5ee Of the State ~
hi adoption from The curse, OF lis pres
cuec. lie commenced when 10 be an
Au:;.Slayery man. cYeu from economical
motives was An offence almost c.luai in
tac ls.hie estimation TO crime; but bray
in- the rrproactcs Of enemies, the expos
1ss.stious Of ftienas, AID the soeers Of the
tabh!e. he mautu!lY continued IN Obedience
10 lis couvictions, and as private cls;>
2en. As IN editor and as stateenan never
ia slip sa opportunity 10 impress his
siess sna their transcendant importance
upoa al whom his words conia reach.
Al frs. treated IS ar alniable enthusias.
who might be permitted 10 have his sly .
tscn, as hc Hidrncd and intensided h!s
.Dauenee and leA the marks Of his gcaius
upon tie policy ef Missouri end the tone
ii f,c!i1g in tic West, hated as m i1ns-
sa.tr; and finally marked on. as Broderick
'aas .or destruction a. an imp.aetiraple
's:-o could neither be coaxea, hribed, nor
1:"ed Into silence. he, IS today the fore
inost mau Of bis State, the representative
Q. lis highest 1atetcs*a and noblest aspisa-
ti"ns. In the most 4ugust deliberrtiTe body
IL :he ~osids Truth Is s1udlcated, and its
aoss fearless preacher has hss reward.
Though We hsFc unaffected admiration
for 'hc courage md persisteney thas Ns.
Brown has erlnced in his long war agsfrzs
Tho aekFoac element In cur Government,
sna though we do most heartily rejoice oycr
As personal success, nc Ire mainly con.
ccrnel Ti,h the effect Of his triumph upon
the politics ct his State, and, through It,
.,ron TIC Republic. .anssoru Is to-day,
III the act u4as made Gralz Brown a Sen.
::ot, u7erocahiy committed 10 an Anti
.:!avezy i'o1icE. 11euceorth. she will tax
'.er riace with Ohio, Pennsylvania ami
Illinois; and no wiles Of the enemy car
se.!uce her tlpn allegiance to the rrincipl'
IL politics to which she isthus cemented
Tie contest, 50 fs- as she Is concerned
, 1863-11-15

=; The present eeaaou thus far l.as been PAT
t;cula.ly aetlre and profitable to those Gu
g'gea IN 1t. and lie paeaaiss promises 70 be
unnfusl'y heavv. -.
REer--:ss AND En1p,trS7s or, CATTLE 4Sn
] : uoos ron E1oIIT TEARS.
J To giye orr readers como idea Of the mag.
uitude Of ue entira trade In beef cattle aud
hoga In This city. Ne appcra the following
table, showing The rccelpts sud shipments
for series Of years: =. .s = -
nEcx1r1s Or Aoos AND nxkr cAzr1k IN CHICAGO.
Ns G1E1, HetTct
, 1863-11-15
Misf.iinusot1S

uHTO17H ULMEET.-The H.
Ia es4uhls Cpn.S1t II tea ha2ss AIltu1
HxtrH sxs "a eertatul3 tae bat Att.t.a u TIE ri I'd
s,ex i11rn.ed Il .se1lt b. ksp. Il evsz1 anssf.e-
als1 +oasrS a. s. ss1ca d - faa Il 1s Tsis
Csr tot caantt deeeHp p&ss Or o>cs+sA caf1nps ~ tM
ssnIhtrt{.1 IL oc scientific 1S{n1fpAs a3d 4ef "a
fiTc s,s1eee q nl t&p7ratx1t Haa Is tnts
a4J sHe9Asa tnsat+ fA9 y1stsss IVA Y N13Ex e
ceS ~ 6zcceetfnIy appted. rcndats I. ASzsu1Es to
- esA4aea. xoE p<xueatfz1 sos $6StZssannsaA
is Rsst&C Ny&HA
, 1863-11-15

%Thhre II oae thing worthy at note IN coz.
1tctsan with the Pork aud Beef Packing
Hous*s Ct Chicago, as compared With ,no,e
IN any cttcr city IN the Uniced St1ie:; VIZ:
they are more complete knd thorough tn all
theIr apppintmen11--aye erected in ulora
substantial and approved st51e--and they cm-
brsce I'LL the tnInoreMenss that have tecn
made in the business anywhere du ring the
paet quarter Of actntury. The e1sugh.tr1ng
houses ste also all connected With the pack.
ipg houses, and the entire profits Of this
branch Of the trade 60 to the packers The
complete uaRnuer also In which tt,e leading
house4 are cnycloped BY railroad tracks o1
the one Eide, and b.. water commauleAtt0ns
on the other, cnuEea m imEnen,c swing ID
shiPptpg product. and In receiving salt,
'eoopssage, coal, &c, without expense Of
dIa5age, &c. a propeller or sail ressel can
:haul up to any house In the city, ard Take' OF
cargo Of PORK or beet, or rtutu Of cars eau
,bo loEdtd At the other end Of the houae~aad
all without anT expense .eishe. to bnyar Or
seller.
The aperatoSa In beef end lisc hogs are
now MI Ut work, but aa tho t:eesc.i hiE sea-
sou Las o1as barely commenced, la,ge nntn-
ber Of small houses VIII set 70 into. o.opesa-
ton. The following IL j. list Of psckefA :s-
ported to rs = n.tEfur this saaspn:S.
, 1863-11-15

E.,AT.A1
.JDlk s.E1
b f7yc cnsn u
t8..E ~ cHE
ffErt7-tWE
k.a sfkf barn |
Ezra tLtsANE1
kM4mtr b N1
fe{xNst htcA
&hrpn.t. eno y
Et1iks thetEt
E~Ath MtoHe
ff'EneE 1t Z
EtrAY. t1W
TEX Errt.{Y
RAsz BGtstQJ
EtkA, |
, 1863-11-15
+

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'N,p@@n.h n.he@ II
b4sssa.. ass ew or5
I,-ss1uLlsAtd
keEst hf- '.1ns-rl
, 1863-11-15
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:

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IL t,s4.esl rs.
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E.rn1ai;,sGm. r. aisG.
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rassah .. sa.t'.i1
s,,m ~. .ss] .saas]
n,,a,2' :apa55
Estasnses~'1
xnsaTsESas, s,,,,pI
k.1.:tsras. .s,ra ma
f-~-rts TAGe1
Fercess ssaaw:::vssas
:t,a~ae..snet S1Hs
i, .ASs@T
, 1863-11-15
Particular NOTICE

pARTTtVTAR NnT1GE
1aers ~ saasJ pre.sra.tau4 .a.a x,a%r Il. ..as
$ s: ::s s::
csn1rss &. & ,xr, H.. e4u..a .,d vi eo.axs
ee. et ts1lensy Iae nsar issseree q Hnosac
sa, sa fSs " g s;;s e Lss3r
d then
@ sa. ,ne n xs9as u
eacats .s X i y VI ~ = s. IL =. hSFL&sD3
~ 6
s:,s e + ~ e, = sssff sss5
81 S - 5!s: I: sss ;asss Fl: ~
s. s:ss Z ~ :
=; e r T.
s;ss Eias:. i - rm..sss.g1.. = t:t sas = ~:
sss!s: s!:.::: +: = !:
Is e & 4 e g. sss g.: =
ee:pNaL 1Es .sa ia9ossa . Ssas dsssas!: hssas;
.4s asss & e. %sa iK .a.e is d so.
% S aaa q jas.- saes q: t1aa ssss 6ssa .Saaa
10: r NtsS assie s ~. sesrce1 sole 70 swal-
iox au3 thoE aud ~ 1ld 9otrs cao.sa doEr- II war
s sosa hos s.s snass 1s ~. e. sssn
;:es, l; & 5tsss 81 e e f 3es
aas = sa< saa = s g2 e a -
ss 5 n ssEa@ Aa .say,nssesa ~, :,
!
fsos :! u asss TEE - es!st ssss ss x:e%I
sssS st|as: Ssiss Tsos$s *; IS; s. n
Gcm YSaM s.Se fsstd sos;as faT efSsesn Iossa:
for. e. an lo7A rl!ttatsa. from tns n
oss lifs xhcs Il III t.ksa 1he p;ses et
e''sSess :: q ~ ss+sas sse*sssa =
a..,ss;s :s's M ssa: t,, tsAao sAtozz,
soosns y IA ~ - sas - e
ss.se sissa es' %. soa'.s NJ ..0as
SSSkSE IS s. i: j; ~ WI N*s'as
HHES&&4 HS&& + tHS&s s ~ x,:s. -
HIN H2iiwkr / 5 koea. A5t2i e e {. q q " j.
ioiis IEShias. CO. a. 1cs'h Fenna.
RE"AFh oa GotaAns :'asdar As
IS 3sf4: -: t:Esssss ss ss,s of 'AeAo '
:. prirr per bottle rs Ccnst.
or Hall Dog. for ~. oc.
Should 1.ys ss ssia %
% s. ~ u IL sa
p~;nc;ral' ofSc. .ana Mauufaetory
No. 81 ARcu STREET,
t. JONES & EvAEs.
I
, 1863-11-15

10 ALCOHOL pE HAn WR16Kf. -
raa1 VIII. cuER tss 4aa.e <usefsss ID as1dty saaa
ceae7 oas Of 4 hKndrtd.
Do ssa want sonetalng to s.reugthea YIN
Do you want Gaad Appsttte1
Do yoe vnnt to Bniia up ruHr Co1stttustaas
NJ ;pu want 10 Feel Tel j.
Do yoa want 70 get nd Of Hsrvousrotsf
, DO yuu want EsergJf
Da yeu want to nesp We'll I:
; D. yuu want z. i1k aad TtRurans Feeling
i! is1tn d. ~ EDQkLANbE QRxaAE AITczlsa.