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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

Mas. RlrculE.-This accomplished lady,
who, as Mrs. Mowatt, the actress, and the
ath3r Of her own biography on the stage,
gained applause second to no one whose ca
recr has been public one, has just compile
ed reading the proof shcats Of her new work,
called s.Mmic Life, or, Before and Behind
the Curtain" 1t is said to be work calcu-
lated to excite profound interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

CT 4. G.. Adams committed suicide in Jail
at Galena. few da5s since, by hanging him
self with n rope made from his blanket.
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Ry kaith Q Yanstcklen.


GEOOND Great sale by auction of $4,000 worth OF
~ Ready made Clothing, Cloths. Cassimeres, &C. on
d credit of six months Also, I5o boxes of assorted
Xlassware, for cash. W. will sell at our Auction
Room Third street, between Main and johnson,
Wednesday morning, Nov. Ia, at 81 o'clock precisely
3 large aud seasonabe stock OF clothing cloths,
sinets, satinetts, &C. comprising 1900 drss frock
sack and GOATS various styles and patterns ALSO
1900 pair pantaoons, consisting VI ooeskin, CASH
mere, various eolors; black dol also satinet tweed
and cloth do. Also, belonging TO the stock,
large Of cloths, and satipetts
the above stock to be sold for account Of the manu-
faeturer, without reSerye. Terms Of sale--fOr all
sums of 100 under cash; for all sums over s 90,
six months credit for approved endorsed paper.
viii also b. added to close the concern, large
sortment of clo hs, eassnercs, vestings, trimming
dc. Terms-four months credit approved paper.
W ill also b. sold, for of whom it may con
cern 100 boxes OF ASSORTED glassware, consisting of
quart tunbers, molasses cans, pitchers, preserve
disher, sweet meats, 6e. Terms cash.
10 ali purchase that desire to pay cash liberal
discount will b. made Tho aboya Goods comprise u
large assortment and Is the best stock
eyer II red in the west. The trade arc respectfully
invited 10 inspect the stock and attend the sale AS
tn goods will bc sold in liberal lots, and is exclu
siv IN whoiesAie
viii also b. added 10 900 Deorata cigars 5 900
skies do 5000 la Normas do; 5000 Principe d. ;
TO 900 La Dcs iiertnas do bxs. fine Virginia To-
lump Tobacco Trims Cash.
No adjournm ut for dim r.
SMITH q VANtICkLEN, Auetioneers.
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Gas Fixtures.

fIsHE undersigned prepared to receive orders
i fur fitting up stores ofhees and dwelling houses,
with pipe and fixtures for gas-prompty executing
the same and guaranteeing ali their work to b- gas
tight.
All person. desroas OF using gas, that have not
been called upon, requested to leave their AL
dress sith III, through the Pos, ofice.
Orsts~s executed in the succession in which they
are receis ed. SCOFIELD BROTHER
Jniv "A
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fT- An aged British soldier who fought
under the Iron Duke at Waterloo, is now in
the almshouse at Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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NorERs IL THE TgalroRirs.-Tha total vote
in New M,xico III tho late election for isle-
gate to Congress, fooss up l5,12o. This Is
hrger thin the vote po.ed in any of Ike or
ranized Territories of the United States
At tn rec mt contest in Minnesota, about
1900 we're polad, and in Oregon over 10000.
A census Just taken in Minnesota shows that
Territory to have IS 900 inhabitants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

eD-The London Times says of rhe Rus
sian army in the Crimea, that il occupies
central position VIII ch cannot be successful
ly attacked except from two or three points
at once; that the allied army, in its present
fore, thoagh large ani well provide /, could
no. march apon It from The several points.
wisioat N srehin, TO certain destruction; AMI
that moreover, they have seialausly to guard
the southern siis of Sehtstopol, switch
enem9 nigh. re-oscupy in day" M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

have sold my entire stock and trade To I. j. Elli
OFT & CO.. and checrfuily mend them nv old
customers as ntlcm fully competent and capable
of carrying the boot and shoe business in all It's
branches :. A. DUKE.
~
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TAKE NOTICE.

Ian N.Y. lNL. -.
A MOTHER great arrival of Fall styles OK
N gents Hats, Fur Moleskin Hats, Gents
soft Cas- si mere Hats all the latest styles, just
received, and for sale cheap Mt SHELDON'S
New YoRK HAT SroaE,
Oct. lid Main, eur. "a st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

eg 7. r. Me4gh.r, the Irish patriot, It is
sail has been making love to Fifth Avenue
lN. " bslle, bot the sold man" got angry
m disinhsritel her, AMI the :. affair" is to
com Of in a romansic wAy very soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

A little Norw gian bov, Torgel Torgel
soa, was arres.ei AL hsilto bail at Al
s1a, Wisconsin, on tas2 inst, for engaging
in the childish a'nu3emea; of putting stones
UPON the railroad track to see the cars chop
Mhan th ~ nj 0v.r them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-11-13

Diss OtutiOn.
'INHE copartnership heretofore existing between
L the subscribers is dissolved by mutual consent
VIM. Br Dwnel having purchased the entire interest
OF the firm in contract for building lock and dam
at Plymouth, Iowa, and T. X A ID. w. Ford have
become sole owners Of the Fast MIL above town.
Persons indebted will pay either party holding their
demands WIN. BK0WNELL,
E. X. + D. w. FORD.
keokuk, Nov. 9th, 1865. nov6d6t
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Dcaoine Navigator and "a. n. 90.
LAND DEPART MENT.

A.
TuNHIS Company, having entered upon vigorous
i prosecution If the Improvement If the E,yei
with the vac~ Of bringing ii into nj the earliest
possible moment, ana ing desir,us Of meeting, rs
lsr pos bie, the generally expressed WISHES II tie
y op.e Of the ID sMeines Valley nag,by give notice
that ID IA Land Office will be opened, his pace
al early a Jay az they pr,curs the exnIpILa-
il1ns requi>ile for athAlng Ysluati4a uesn the4.
In the meantime applications will BIC received at
this ohce, pcrsJlo desiring to lugchnre, which
will cntiile them TO preference al the tompai Us
fusion. the crer of The receip, OF iheie appii
cations. Applications shouid b. made ia the form
APP nocd h, reto.
Term Of sale will be, for Prairie Land. ten pr
of the pu chass money down, and per cent
year thereafter, with annual interest at tho
att Of eigt per cent pc year On all sum. unp@id
ifson Iimber Land, ene fourth uo~n, and tl.e tui
as,cs in nine equal instan .ass, with int.
est as above. Payments can be made in Ca b,
ia lbs If Banks in the state Of New York, IN tie
b,.d ef tnis Company Mt par.
In ths sale Of Lands preference will be given
nc VA! settlers, aud annual improy ements will
b. r, quind to he maze.
Tn Lands offered extend up the Dies Moines
RIVER far - Section 3D. township So, Range -
MestP. Nj.
pla;s Of the Lands can b seen at this Office,
where any information lie had by application,
ia person or b. mail.
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Lots 60 and % in Nashville, and the S Z of n
| of f 26-G5-5 (I0 acres) in dispute.
For the whole of which | will take tscentq- fwe
thousand dollars, one bird in hand and the balance
in ona, NO. three and four annual payments, with
interest al 10 per cen. from da e. be paid ann,i-
ally, and sccury4 by decd Of until all il paid.
Any person wishing for particular information us
to location quality Of the lands, may apply to II.
I. Reid Esq, or his Honor The Mayor Of the city of
keoknk. WIN. GILIIsS.
July %, 1855. 4
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North side lain bet Sih and 9Th sts., keokuk Iowa.
4 RE PREPARED To INTRODUCE GAS PIPE
II into stres, DWELLING, churcies and other build
ings, reasonable terms.
Dur sto.k % gas fixtures will b. always adequate
t. the dsmAnds If the trade, and connection
such that We can furnish any pattern Ut short
tice. We would particularly call the attention u
those wanting steam fpe connections 10 NJ
iron pipe, which has almost entirely sup eded cop
per pipe. stock Of all sifes constantly on hand
Orders received for brass work. Cash paid fo- old
Brass and Copper. October J. Is5s--dstn
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The LAST YANKEE CaY.-No English! no
Irish no Germans no Taxes! no Govern
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Collector. sale of city Lets.

STATE OF IOWA.
DY virtue Of tn Charter and Ordinances Of the CT
ID ty Vt keokuk, will of at Public sale iunlcss
the am unit vi ma tax reafter specified pre-
yiousl y paid at tha Mayor olet in said City Of
X eokuk on W,alperday the 2sth day Of November,
A. d. 1895. h.G@ tn hour Of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock 7. NJ Of said day, the lois parts Of lots
h.raaft described, To pay the 1891 ia and cost
yl.d by th City Council against aid iots fcr grad
ing h9 alley through block thirty six, 1897 said
CITY.
Lot Block Tax. Cost. To>sl.
;. & W. J. Marley, 20
fl front Main st
commencing 80 #.
from fourth street,
through TO Alley Of 80 ii 81 10 IL "a
u. H. Lamb.rsou, Is
it east " 30 Ia 50 10 ID 80
C. Z. Conn, % feet
west OF ) Sc IA SO | 10 i5 90
Mrs Waters, o 80 70 90 | 10 80 10
1HuS. MARTIN,
Nov. 6. 1855. Collector cf thu City q keokuk.
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Having purchased the entire stock Of s. A. Duke,
and having furthermore secured the services Of Mr..
Dunlap late of Gincinnati, Ohio, widely and fsvors
bly, known as the prince of Boot Makers" we solic-
it the patronage of the citizens Of keokuk, and the
surrounding country.
1t is our intention 10 keep on hand complete as
sortment of every description and price, and pro-
pared finish order boots and shoes to suit the fan
CIV 4. j. ELLIOTT co.
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$. T.GAgsHAII, {. Il MOSS
MARSHALL Il MOSS.
4 TToRAEYS ut Law Office in Post building,
r n keokuk Iowa. nov9dwly
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kossUru Still WaITss.--ln his last letter
ID the New York Times, published on the 9Th,
the Hungarian Prophet predicts woe to France
and England as follows:
You Il have seen by this time that have
been right in saying TINT the fail Of Sebasto-
pol is bv far not the end of the Crimean cam
paicn. Tae defeat Of the Russians at kars,
II brilliant revelation of the vitality of the
Turkish nation. Heaven grant they may get
reused to n proper sense Of national dignity
because it is really heart-revolting to see TO
what condition Of absolute noncntity they
are reduced in their own house, BY those who
,tyc them selves their allies, but act as their
most insolent masters. Strange complica-
tions viii vet needs arise from that contempt
Of justice and want Of regard.
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eT The Dixon Airline Railroad. which

- The Dixon Airline Railroad. which
opens new line from Chicago to the Missis-
sppi at Fulton City, Is to be completed and
cars commence their trips this week.
- An enterprise has been sgt on foot to
construct ship canal from point eleven
miles below New Orleans to Lake Borgne.-
1t would be about six and threc-qu
miles long, is estimated to cost something
over 100000, and will let the \. o. com
merce into the Gulf through the Lake, IN
stead of compelling it to follow down the
river.
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For sale.

For sale.
. LOTS ON Second street.
y nov9 SMITH NANSICkLEN
IsDk SAI.E-2 houses and tots first street
L poep SMITH i VASsICkLEN
I.S0k hENT--A store Main street Pos-
l. session given the hrst Of Uscembr
nov9 SMITH NANnICKLES
L,0R sALE-eN acres Of cho,ce land within -four
L mites Of the city SMITH i KANsICkLEN
I4sok KEST--A farm containing 100 acres 80 pn-
/ der fence good house and out buildings. Poe
session given FIRST day of March
poy9 SMITH & yANsICkLEN
LN0k SALE~-The and splendid PANORAMA Of
/ New York now Gu exhibition. For tcrms Ar
apply in lnediatey. SMITH yANsICkLEN
noYe
L>0R sALE-A and substantial Hack
i novg SMITH i VASsICkLEN
EOR SALE.
NEW top buggy, at The Livery stable of
y oct Edit VIM CLEG HORN.
Fer sale.
SOTTH HALF Of the mort b casf quarter o. section
~ Is in township 81, North of Range 10 West, in
Appanoose county, Iowa, well wsiered Apply to
LLOYD ID. SIMPSON.
Over Post Office, keokuk. oct 10 OFF
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Lads and city Lots for sale.

uAYfNG been requested by sundry persons ane
i l. sundry times TO the prices | ~oult
axe for my lands and lots in Iowa, take this op
porunity 20 inform the public in general of tbs
prices | will now take for the same. 4 list is here
unto annexed:
NEi If section 8, township G5, range s.
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= 4 talking match lately came off" at
New Orleans for five dollars. side. 1t con-
tinued, according to the Advertiser, for
thirteen hours, the rivals being Frenchman
anI a kentuckian. The bystanlcrs and the
res were talked TO sleep, and when they
.ked up in the morning they found the
Frenchman dead, and the Kentuckian whisp-
ering in his ear.
FAIR II!r.-The Evening Journal gets Of
the following.
".John Van Baren the other evening, sad
sen. Nve was " bottsc-holdcr for Gov. Srwr
A.l." The General SAYS the Argus. in l84l,
ell led him s. bottle holder for John Van Blu
rem" He is consol.d in this transfer, by tht
fact that he Will not non have 10 pull ths
cork so ofte II as he did then.
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FERN Of Application.

Fern Of Application.
Give here the Rpst Once address aud date.
LAND DEPARTMENT.
DEMoINE n. 4 Il. X. coy,
UrrrNwA Iowa:
hereby apply To purchase
the Il section - Township -, Range
Vest p. M, and offer &C give for the same - dol
lars per acre.
Here sign name painlyl
Sept Is, 1S55-3mdAw
INST RANCE AGENCY.
I.NTNA INST RANCE CO., Hartford, Connecticut.
IL STAR INSURANCE CO.. 0gdensburgh, n. \.
HARTFORD FIRE INsU TRANCE COMPANY Hart
ford Conn
ETNA LIFE INSURANCE co, Hartford, Conn.
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO., st Louis, Mo-
Stores, stocks and dwellings insured against Fire;
merchandise insured against the dangers Of navga-
ton.
Open Policies issued in the Marine Department 4
the Com nercsl Insurance. Co., If st. Louis, and the
customers Of the Company accommodated with loans
Of sixty days reliable papers Insurance procured
for Those desiring 1t, in any 81 Louis Company
VIM. w BELkNAP.
noy9 I'm Cor. Main anu I'd SITS.
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Co.PaPsmershtp Notlco.
V1sHE undersgned have this day formsd ; co-pert-
i ncrship for the purpose Of carrying q the boo4
and shoe business in Keokuk under the style and urn
Of T. J. Elliott, Co.
T. J. ELLIOTT.
JN0 II. CARTER.
T. J. CARTER.
JAS. B. CARTER.
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- Al Emiernnt Ala s.

- Al IMMIGRANT Ald -
pose of planting Sls~ 'e!e'5' Tor 'he par
organized in &, erv in Kansas, has been
;..s ,orgia, and q considerable
iu. "a. 1t is proposed that the slave
~ .asrs pay TO the fund one dollar for each
slave they own, which wouid make some
four millions Of dollars. Well, they have n
RICH, TO do ali that AMI We shen't complain
We hope, however. they will nov begin 70
understand that Nv England Ala Societies,
for the advantage of Freedom, wee noi such
tire 1sonlble AMI hateful things, after all.
ESD. Bsrtoa. Of \ ~ o-lsaas, says th II
seyentv-scven thousand tire hlairei an
thirtg-eigh. PERSONS hsye del n tn. eits Of
epidemic disease, within III past e-h. years
THIS is equiv lien. to ths destruction OF tbs
whole population Of The et,y essy sixteen
years.
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Wn nted,


GIRL to do Homework. Enquire at this Office.
oct 3ltf
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-11
The Length Of Human Life.

/ Those who are anxious to live long
will find consolation in the specula.
tons Of NJ .Flourens, whose book ha.
lately excited great attention at Pa.
rls.- Rich. Enq.- /
Il propose the following nattlra
divisions and natural durations foi
the whole life OF man:
The first ten years of life are in.
fancy, properly so.calIed, the second
ten is the period Of boyhood; from
twenty to thirty is the first youth
from thirty to forty the second; the
first manhood is from forty to: fifty.
five; the second from fifty-five to. Sc.
vcntyy This period of manhood i.
the pge of strength, the manly, period
Of human life. From seventy tc
eighty :livefi is the first period of old
Iage, and at cighty-fyc the sec pnd
Old age begins. These periods al
shade inscnsibly into each other, SC
that, in AN actual life, we can hard.
~ tell where the one ends and the
other begins. They. vary in length
a $50, in different individuals, and
most men nowadays become fold
|. andtdic while they ought still 20 have
been in the period Of early manhood
|: 1.-The limits thus assigned by Flou.
rens to the several periods of life are
not wholly arbitrary, like. those we
generally talk of;|on the contrary, &
more or less sound physiological fca,
son is assigned for. each. Infancy
proper ceases at ten years, because
then the second toothing is compile.
ted -boyhood at twenty, brcaus'
then the bones cease to incrcasci it,
size. Enlargement of bulk after tllal
consists chiefly in the accumulation
of fat. II he real development of!thc
parts of the body has already ceased
Instead Of increasing the strength
and activity, this latter growth weak
ems the body and retards the motion.
Then when the growth, has ceased
the body rests, rallies, and becomes
invigorated. Like a fortress, with
all its works complete, its garriso
in full numbers, and threatened with
an early spfgc, it repairs, arranges
dlSposcs1cvcrything within ITSELF
The new stores it daily receives are
employed in fully equipping, in
strengthening, in rebuilding, and in
maintaining every part in the great.
est perfection and: efficiency. This
period of internal IMMIGRATION lasts
fifteen years Chat Of the first man
.hood) anhit maintains itself for ten
or fifteen years more, when old d &c
begins"
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-11
-7--=--'f<s%---SsSs.;---
1T lan1 be lIslped.H

Cant be helped is one Of he thou
sand coilyenie Mt phrases with which men
cheat and deceive themselves. 1t lis one
in which the helpless and the idle take
refuge as their last and only comfort-it
can't be helped Your energetic man is
for helping everything. If he secs an
evil. and clearly discerns its cause, he is
for taking steps forthwith TO remove it,
He busies himself with ways and means,
devises practical plans and methods, and
will not let the world rest until he has
done something in a .remedical way. The
indolent man spares himself all this trou-
bic. He will not bulge. He sits with
his arms folded. and is ready, with his un.
varying observation, at can't be helpedw
as much as TO say--"If it is, it ought 10
be, and we need not bestir ourselves to
alter it." Wash your face you dirty little
social boy; you are vile, and repulsive.
by reason Of your neglect of cleanliness.
at can't be helped" Clean away your
refuse, sweep your streets, cleanse your
drains and cutters, purify your atmos-
pliers, you iDdolent corporations, for the
cholera Is coming. 1T can't be helpedl''
Educate your children, train them up 10
yirtuous habits, teach them TO be indus,ri.
Gus, obedient frugal and thoughtful, you
thoughtless communities, for they are
growing up vicious. ignorant and careless
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-11
Deal Gently With The Errlng.

Could we but for moment lraw
aside the veil from the human heart
what awful mysteries would be re.
vealed! Could we but read the SC.
crets indelibly engraHen there, how
very much that we have looked up.
on with Indignation and contempt
would we be led to look upon with
pity and with kindnes IS! Many, We.
~ many may have fallen; yes, from
the very pinnacle of fame and hon.
or, to the unparalleled depths Of vice
and Indebtedness; did we but know
the many temptations which have
crowded themselves upon their path
did we but know the fattering in
ducements held to their>yiew BY Low
ed and professed loving one, thought,
less OF the fearful consequence.
which might ensue, and, above all
did we but realize the unutterablt
anguish, which oft times takes pos,
session Of that sensitive soul, con.
science and duty would demand oul
pity and sympathy; and instead o.
awaking painful recollections, do all
in our power to mitigate their woes
Thus would we he led to avoid in
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-11
Beautiful.

Ifany one. can point ps toa pref
tier incident than the following, from
the Boston Post, we should ii Ike to
see him do it: .., N II I.
+ A LITTLE lNcIpEST.-A<bachelo
friend of ours was riding, a day or
two ago through Athol, in this State
when he overlook lit tie girl and
boy apparently on their way tosc hool
The little girl appeared to be five OF
six years old, and was as beautiful
as a fairy. Her eyes were lit up
with a CLEAN of intense happiness,
and her cheek glo we'd with the hues
Of, health. Our bachelor looked al
her for a moment admiringly |. She
met his glance with a. smile, and
with an eager voice saluted him with
Have you got baby?" He was
struck aback by the question, and
something like a regret stole over
his mind, as he looked upon the an.
mated and beautiful little face be-
fore him. "No,n he. answered. ="
.aWell," she replied, drawing hel
tiny form proudly up, aipe Mve, and
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-07-11
.puIpii PoIitielnns.

Every day briggs us fresh accounts
Of the dare doinSs Of the know-No-
things. Forgetting the established
laws of the country, they stop at
nothing in their efforts to rule the
States Read thy: =.
A .MLhodiM Minister 10 be proscri-
hd tof Eoting ad1inst Pap Taylo, for
NayorF We inSte attention to the
following note Give have received
from 4 respectable gentleman resi-
ding ih Fulton, Cow the Seventeenth
ward Of that city 1t <evinccs in a
striking manner Ihe biSotcd and pro-
scri ptiNc .charadrr Of the Know
Nothing order Filings have come
to a pretty pass syhcn n minister OF
the Gospel is to DC called to account
and expelled from the ministry be-
cause he voted against such n man
as Pap Taylor br mayor. Those
who Would comnHt the Infamous out
rage Had better cause and reflect
Has n pt their pastor the same right
to exercise his Tivilcgcs Of a citi-
zen al any of ~ congregation p
Have their pohics become para
mountin mportance totheir religion?
and have they b6tome absolutely in
sane ppon the kubjcqt? DO they
wis t6 divide their church upon the
question of secular politics? Such
a result wouldVhfy naturally follow
any pfoscriptives action they might
take against the sRcy. Mr.. Grow -
Fulton has a, bag name abroad for
political fanaticistn which this per.
>sccutidn is, not liscly to diminish
How lpng, felloWcitizcns, would our
Iibcrtifs be secufc in the hands, OF
such bigots, if they had the power
to carry out thcif;dcsigns? Per- Sc
,cution and prescription are their on
ly arguments. Here is what our
Fulton correspondent ays: -.
THE Rev Cron has been severe
~ Gems ured by hh Observation-Disclosures
Nothing brethrcrfin Fulton, because
he did not vote fer James d. Tay-
Tor at the late ELECTION. 1t is COM
monty reported that he will be tried
by the Church AID cxpf llcd by the
Ministry in Fultoh for aoring to cast
his vote according to the dictates OF
his own conscience. When his ex.
puI8ionis eiiectcdI5his enc mics should
inscribe on the irgnt of the Church
the motto of the Ancient Athenians:
TO the unknown1;od. ~ Gin. En-