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Important - TSavelsSs.
The new ard quick Reats nov open through to
New York In ~ hears from 81. Louis via the
O0go AND MgSsISSlPYg
BROAD 0VA0E AAxLROAO.
&

q. s. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Csrytsg fAs Cvsss NsvfAsrn ssA Eastern MAJ.
TWO ranOuGn rHAtNs DAILY.
Morning Nail train leaves ST Louis NJ o'clock A. \.
Il ishtuinR Expreas !" - p. n.
Connsstingat viaesnnee with the E. 9. X. b. for
Terre Haats and Indianapolis, aad thers With fast
trains for Cincinnati New York. Louisville, Boston,
Buffalo, Philadslphia, Cleve Baltimore, Dunkifk,
Richmond and Washington City &c.
No change Of cars at Terre IIsste.
Also eonnecsng u 6and0val With the I. G. b. h.,
the most pleasant roats 10 Cairo sad ell points In
northern Illinois and the only mail Railroad from
81. Louis.
PA~ssgefs and bagssge conveyed 70 and from tho
Depot fses Of charge. Thrpagh tickets can Be pro-
cured q aha 0os Of tAe keokuk Packet Co., a the
Conpaay . eacs, No. - aad 80, cor ssh snd Chest
South yeves, St. Louis.
N. ,. Passenger st and bolcw Keokuk, make .
sss ing Of from II 70 - hosrs siuh.
JAMES n. WARD, 8up't.
A. W. DANA. Asst. Ssp't.
IsAAs WYAAx. Sole Ticket Assat. octSody
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NOKTnE6N CI DSS RAIL ROAD.
ouISgy 81 CHICAGO.
nN and afsss Oetoeeg1st, and until further 10
" Ne. Trains ~iu rss dail. excepting Bssday,)
soesa EAST
1. Chisaep KxprsA-Ics,ss Qaincy 80 A. r..
:rrive. = osiesesyIA 80 o. 4 NJ, q Dsriisg-
q - td,nnss.I = yssSs.u a, 4.is ?. =. ssd q
!. Chisasp eaprsss--Le.rs. oainey :. sSs !.
u. arrives q 0alssIaigA sts6o IN. at Wysass
tion - s.ioA. n, sa1 a.tidssC assA.H.
,..,.. :,7s es'asss s'ss's.'.:l., s
:. Qsi.asRassess-Lsavs chi,sso s.4s ,. r.,
lssvss 0aassssss ~ Az arrives u Qaissy Al ID
.nAs6 6soASc0xsxsrIoss
At 0alssbnRg with ths ch oaSo md Buripst,a r.
3 for ssiisgs Wysat., Asnde.a, Jaassioa.
Al Gyssss. ssl Pond Creek With ca.s.so ..A
Rock Island Rail Road, for R,ck Island, Peoria,
LASaile, &c.
0slena, Dunleith, Duhuqsr, st. Pssi.snd other
river towns; Blooningtou, Springfield, Decatur,
Xsjsss..os ~i.Aealsn. and chie.so U.ia. Rail
roadfss Elsia. BslviAsss, B<iois. Asdtsoa. Tsse-
Al Chicago With the great Eastern aaa North
sn lines, for Nilwankse, Pond dn Lac <c., Detroit,
Toledo, cIsvelead, Pitesbsrgh, Wheeling, Baltimore,
philsaelpata: Iadiseapolis Lsfsyssss. ctnssaassi,
1is.sy, spsiass:a. Ba..on. New Yosa % and s;s.s: ::
and towns generaiIy throaghoat the east.
BAGGAGE CHDCKED TO CHICAGO.
An4 PA. A. Loo ~ ~ Asy orsEa norrs!!
For particulars and farther information, please ap
ply at the Compaays o0ss, Main stssst, bsevssn ~
Laclsds Hoaas and Wsstern Stage Once, Ksokuk
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3 4 N OVAL.

- STAR CLOTHING STORR-H. sTRAUs
~ <CO. have removed their stock of Clothing
~ and Furnishing Goods from their old stand
70 No % Main door to s. H. Billings where
they will happy to see thcirold Friends and many
nsW ones.
EA- Our spring stock will be received II IN
early day, when We shall present unusual advanta.
ecs to the trsde. fsh1oa
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PnHNsTLyANsA aAILnoAD.


1v8k 0rsss css6sl yoate, ss.sssasS The Atlaa
vestSes 6aaass, y ; ssesiasoas Railway Airest-
Ths roaA else sns1sss ~ Pttshsrg With daily line
Of Htsansss te I'll posts ~ ~ Western kivsfs and
at Clsvslsad anA HAndaaky vakh steamer TO al
sorts on kAs NsrtAwsstsrn i.akssi making tho most
direct chSapssl Al reliable ro1te By which Freight
can b forwesasa = aed kuen the Great West
FyRsr CIAss.--Boots, Shoes
Dry Good; dn sa1s'' Far'' TO- Per 'oo 10.
AC1ASs.-Boolo aad Station
cry, Dry Goods, In balcs,) Sec. Per ioo ID.
Hardware, LEATHER, wool,
s s.sss = !. Pork. q ssii,i SOC, pr ''' 'S.
4,a haiap; csp.. -, .c.s.. r,l. n,
= s e ;T I,,S, Il l'.si.a i-Ia 400 pr 100 ID.
aRAH--3s E. - ~ iss iii ~. until further ao.l..
COTTON 81 pr hala. - sxossding 40 lss
~ Ia shipping Goods iron any point Lot q
| AiIa1slphia, 30 pasticulAr 70 nark psckAes "via
Psnnsyivaala nailrosA." All deeds conslghe4 y
ths Aesnts q this nsad a. PAiln1elphia o. Pites
Ssre, will b Forwarded With 6sasstie.: -
phis, Team; r. r. 6aA Co., b. Louls J. ,. Mitch
iii I Son, fvansviils, Ind; bunssnii, Dsll = Mr.
dock, and Carter : Jswett, Leaisvills, KyJ n =
neiarsn, nsdisos. Ind; slsigman Brown, e a.
xa.s.siiis. os,s, Lsssa o.. - Ki!sy street. p.
10, Lsssh ACA., No. Astos House., New York -
| I Wil1iAm eeSset, an1 No. 3. RaAtssy Plaoss Ns'
York =. !. eassdse. PhilaAslphis; Masraw
ke',s. n.isinsr: &C.. g. yraaei'sas' Ptssssrs.
= :, 1Sss Sss..ss ti...xA. Ae..., pat,.a.lpAi.
r. y.LOADADRT. =. ns9's. Altoeaa. n.
10v 11 leAs.--l ges asgsas 2,
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DENTAL 0UR0RWY.

M. =. 3. BARBER w0siA rsspect-
~ 61ily in3osn Nh pssssas sad ths
psblis Esasrsliy. tAsi As hss A.ssd sp U4y41
nsa4AeS psins esszpease " osks the0 slseant and
e(f@tAhls, II tbs brick balAing, vsst side % -.
lseeseU Aain aaA Johnsoa stssssa. Thsnkful for
pa1s 1hsesS. Ae solieits eeotinsanes u the same
- Ailopsrasioas wsrfantsd.
apf111iy
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Fan ana Winter TraA.

10. III Main Street, bstwssn Fourth and FletA.
vshh undenignsd would respectfully ell
the attsatiou of tho Ladies' and Gentle
nsn OF ksos Il and vicinity. 10 their ane andy
we'll selected stock Of Booss and Shoss new
oPsned and for sale at the ahove can
psieing al kinds Of Laiies, 0ents'. Aises BOYS
and Children wear, Of All stylss, grades and sises
These goods have been seecsd With special ,esrsnos
20 nsssnss of style and durability and viii b sold
ars asterninsd mot 70 hssndsrsold by any hosse h
he city. Please give us . call. An examination OF
goods and prices Il the only favor ~ ask.
Sept. ., 185S.-d H. c. HUISKAMp 4 RRn
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Lasts LAoT0lI
A LARGE
AND GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Lasts,
JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM TIE MANU-
HACTURER6,
W AND ZOE SALE NJ
July l3dAw 10. BERNARD CO.
TWOTHOU8AND bsshsls Plasssrss's hair Sos
j sale chsap for sash y
isasl5A&w J. o. hERNARD co.
ReoAak Ruvnssuse Manusacsoyy,
UGsvsn1A 1tssee ~ Nsh ~ yeAaAsa, kseAuk Tess.
KakWOUUu8 = DAVIS,
"A AAANUfACTURER9 AND WMOLD0ALD Dssl-
M ~ Il all kinds g Cnblnes Wsss. OsaAsvfyo0
adistAsss rsspsstfslly seliatsd, ,aad - ssuYelyas
sanAed toss u sslssesdta pssson. sass3aily pssksd
Keekuk, yuns 10 '6-dAW
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~. U.Oonvefs, ksq.s VoeAssf Ssess beok 81 Ons0,
zanesville. (jyS
.. :. poap, Grass &. eesaAa, pw. 1oaD
Ford, 0ogham q Ford,
8ANXE06,
Third ST., one door soutA Of Main, Ksotuk, Iowa.
RK1gngxc.s
MetropolitAn Bank, NeV York
wissiov, LAaisr 3 Co., New York;
WA. Hove, Prsst., Boston;
Geo W. Thaysr, Prst, B1tos;
=. Ssldsa Thayer, Cash'r. BaGalo;
PsniasaiA Bask, DstFoit;
I. II. BsrsA Co., CAiAgo;
Carpenter Ford, Ctnsianati;
Darby 4 BsrksdAls, 81. Lvuis;
T. z. HAsdy, casA'r, Cleveland.
janslsdAw
E.R. & y. ". TORD,
DeaseSs A. 1saa Bssass.
Oacs over Baking Hosss Of PSrd, 0ssas. Z rord,
jsneIoAAwl KBOKUK, IOWA.
Charles PaIsons,
BANKER.
EXCHANGE ON THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
UssssA ssasss, CallssYnla 4 Oregsa,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Also, sslh sxeaAnss oa LoadSn, Bsslia. Paris,
Leipsic, Caasel, Cologne, Dss0sa. Ysask-
fsrs On The Maine, B&sstgsst, Haa-
buseh and Zurich In Europe.
sept l,diy GEO. PARSONS, Cashier.
-
A-'
---..
WIHLtAss Wilt sor TANNER CO., s.a.is. pro''".
TANNER, ANDREWS Co., chicago, Special Asss.
|
4weAss1ss Trsasrortss, os lIAE, 10 ~ Ssrfs u
~ Ws1 Ssd S'ssA-Hef.
ron nILLs or LApINo. AprLYro
NEAL, ABBOT 1 CO,
pr nnn1xR SEw. rnnx
| InIIIa YONTAiNR
| Nsrh pank sess. .Nsal. Abbot 4 Cas- Rxpress. -
..na&oA
-. !.
.sse'
N'
| -
MAJ, AnHI OD.,. ....-..- -Nsw iosk, Pre,v,.
WIkLlAAS, IAnNnk ACo.~.buaAio,
TANNkk, ANDREWS &c., ChicsSe, SPte'si ASfs.
-
/ snP DAILY vnsn PEE :, EAsr sfvxs, FEW Yoax.
/
NsycAsnAisr rssspcrsed TO su ports Of ne Wesf asd
4
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60OK T11bE.
tENIAuIKo foe 1857, vsry 6uissbls psktsrn, for
- sAls y CAVE BAILEY
nAvl nain-st.
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rnRo nrkRs. .. n. REEVE
Cate Csty Carriage ManWfocsoPy.
NEW FIRM.

AYERS REEVES, Carriage 0D0
V1 Mskers, having engaged ~ part
ners In the above businsss in ail its WV
branches, would respsetfally soiicita
share Of puhlie patronage.
n. b. ALI orders promptly attended to, and on
vork warranted TO give entire sAtisfastion. shol
Blondeau Street, between 6th and 9Th sts, ksokuk
Iown. septl7dn
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WANTED.
A COMFORTABLE Dwelling House, for which
IA viii pay good price, and make payments 4
suit the parties.
sept5d WN. II. AUSTIN
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A 1.-THE sign Of the Big Shoe. on Main Street. near
a so<nsr sf -. another invoice Of 0eMts, La
DIES. Aiss@, And Chiidrsas wear, eompsisins all
the new styles Of ths ssason and 10 which
sdditonsare being made BY fresh arrivals. The re-
naindsr Of the stock purchased from the late Arm
Of Odeli Astless We will close out st cost and BE-
Low eost In order 70 make room for other goods nov
on the way. All persons wishing bargains In our
line, are requested to call and examine for theu-
selves. We will also make order at the shortest
notice, all kinds Of gentlemen aud Ladies' wear
from the best material and in tue lAtsststye good
6t being guarantesd in all cases.
myl0d AtiISk Nj
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$40 Csnssas v@S:ssT sssxS.
OPPOSITE THE ATHEE Rum.

WE ore now receiving tAs cheapest and best stoek
w os fashionable cloaks, shaws, black silks hon-
nets ribhons, nowers enbroidsrss, new style trim-
sery, merinos, dslAises, isetseA, salion, wosicn
silk, merino and oottoa under -shiYts aHd drawers
linen shirts and solisrs, bissched and unhleavhsi
muslins. Irish linens, hlsacAea and unbicached
table siSlAs sad naDkins, hsaA ASseses and braids
braesisiA sf every vAripty, psefausry, hair and
tooth beushes, md lAeRe variety Of notions, ~
q whisA viii b seld q Nsv Yosk prices.
n. b. We hAvs snga9sa ths services Of one Of the
best eleAk makeU unSs % conduct ess clsAk depart
nsat. Clnaks eat vithoat charge when tAs nAts-
rials Ass bea1ht Il ~ store.
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WIN. n. AUSTIN u CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, PRODUCE DEALERS, 4
ConnissloA MeRchAnss,
sept5-d
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A We wishto make room forour new stock, TO Ar
IA rive on the hrst boat, will Dispose Of the re-
nainder Of the stock bought from Mr.. Duke At sne
below cost.
We will - glad to see all who wish bargains !,
Boots and Shoes. 7. J. ELLIOTT co.
mch1A
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--
CasA CustO0eFs Take Notice.
AAVINd made eli the necessary preparations to
manafaeture all kinds Of Shoes, boots for La
alss ana ucnticmen, and having now the way q
very large sstnsnt Of al ksds OF n mater;sI
% manafsctars from, boaght IN New York asd Phil.
e1eaP6iA OF the manufactures and porter have
oesrmined to sell o6 nay Eastsrn ready made goods
on hand
AT COST FOR CASH,
10 make room for the new and fnrve stock of -
material to arrive. All persons in van, Of any
kind Of Eastern shoes for Lsdss wear can now have
chance TO save from 70 to 20 per cent and ret bet
YER shoes than At any other house In the city ct tn,
Ladies Shoe shop, No. Sc Mainst.
July Sd q ntrVr
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all kinds kept soasaAAtay % hsnd and fos
~ sala--Oats, Corn, Chep-fesd. Bran, Shorts,
6hipstu6, Ac., at the City Mills Store.
sept5-d w. N. AUSTIN 1 co.
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0Poag Exeasoaena.
AEORE FLOUR for the Dollar, ~ the City Mills
lvk Store, than vas ever offered in the city II Ks-
oknk Those wishing , choice article Of new
Wheat Flosr. caa b sopplied BY leaving thsir
ders ~ the City Mills Store-
Also, the cheapest GrDoeriss now offered In the
city. Ourstock was selected With great care, and
W can mAkAit 70 the aAvantage Of ali our custom
Also. always % hand . fsssh supply of Country
Produce.
You will bear in niad that We guarantee our
floas 70 b equal 70 any that s brought to this
bet, and 10 salt tAs pefohassr Or the money re-
funded.
All goods delivered 70 any art Of the city Rr.
Of Chsree W. h. AUSTIN CO.,
jy3s-dSm Aain e.. bst. Ath aud 6th.
E,OR SALE 81 SArGsia Tor cash.
u 3 good two hosse wagons,
] span horses anA mules,
mare and colt.
aug - W. II. AUSTIN CO.
TOOPRkIN0 of al kinds dooe 70 osdsr and trim.
~ ming dose In any part of tbs city.
All orders left at the .City Mill Store" win b
saS 11 ". u. AUSTIN co.
Tx7ANTED~-le eDeA soed soopsss viii AnA ssn
w slant snpioymsat and the hiehsst prisss paid
eng - ". n. AUSTIN : co.
"ANTRD-A COED psastieal miller, 80 hav'
| w st>edy employ ment q The City Nills.
aug 3 W. II. AUSTIN I co.
VXyANfEb-I I0O, 900 god asrohansahls stsvsa
w for which ~ will pay the highsst cash price
Also - - hosppelss.
ug - ". n. AUSTIN ACO.
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Sa6 0AwyMR = = y :,
NJ WnxiAn WMSsa, rSspgistoe.
/s0Rl11 6ssand - Cedar 6Essls, Fort 4a1i-
- baggsgs tskm y aaA from bssas Hsss q
- 1ngss issv, sAs Hs.s Sair lsr Ksskuk
a1A o1sliAet Jaas =, losS.-A
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OAUE CIB DhO0 - BWABs %
flNHk undcrsgn d respectfully calls the u. ~
i tention Of the Physicians and public Of
iisAsd . new Prescription Drug Store under tbs
above name. Having gradaa,edin the best Labor
Atorcs in Germany, in the scierce Of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, and having myself, selected only the
10 their advantage to pstronise my estsbiishmsnt,
- thoroughly understand nay bssiness-
A. wElSMAN,
second st., between Main ard johnson.
sepl7dtm
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nk 9. eARbkR wosil respect
x,,n ~ 49, 49, ~. ~. ~ sss
psSns esssssIIy. tssi - be- ssssd sp p4ldLYyY9
sssesr Isa., ss:.fsss: e ~ ths. :a:9..s ;na
~ isserS. g seiisits : eeotisssse, = tee s.ns.
- Ailopsrasioas varrastsd.
49, =. =. r,.s.. ....
~, J, - 49, |. . i..ood.s ; . 3 y : s.c.ls Tls
- wv = ~ 80 Isss - Ssssns, sssvsn
D.ehs1. sfirsssi.s srtaSsial 80
: I: -, !: 9 9: :1s,.,i,. z. -. .sA. LIZ
- ysrk.0 - sa{rsrsalfv sd.ir,l fsr shsir
~. ~ .sss:s ~s..sis. ...4A :. o.... p.,.s..
a. ie Isss Iuly
- = A. 4ASo MSOe1.
...:.......:.s1!. h a~AUIcUMs ~
HA - esssa - ssosss9ey - y,sS
s::s. .s.sy s@sjs - - iss1,ss, !, ~
~. 4S.f,n.eSn 4A,.-.A..xaSs
a. ses2 - SS.SSs 3f : ~ -
- is - ~ - 11S57e ~ = 80 p -
ss1asS- S-atieS' '1 T - Z. s'rss- AL :, a - -
o.. s. - 49, ~. ~. &
- U1lE u ~ = { -. l,:l ! 1S1Eam: III: =,
s.1Is y .:s:':: :::.,.. "a
~. es.ssIa.sase g sss s.ovs soss.. ~ S.
No. sl.ss q pains 70 1sssM E , .Uv elsH
;.s.. .. ~ - sas.a, -, 20 'ns psssie ssasss'y ~
Az9ess y -
0Aw r OUsH.
WuxaAn WmTsn, prerEistce.
TvoRQB1 6seond - Ce6ar 6srssh. Fort MaAi-
~ 90, Ieva,
1 Sssssss sssn = saA fro. sssss Sr'' q
nn ~, Al Heu,e aesfv ~ Ke.kuk
A. 0ur45nStoe Ja.s aS. loS6.-d
-----
~ Hnxnw Yos.. n III m
N -ssH sv~v nc.ae. .i.Ss a
S;saa.k. a m psIlovsy H.k. eornar
RpAesAetuek Lodgs, No. -, I. O. o. \. x.,nsets ~
cry Friday night at oeIock, at Old Pslloas' Hail.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 1e, 1856.
DAILY CRESCENT. EisCt
Il L a M ENsT.


Che sleeps that still and pleasant sleep,
FOR which the weary pant in vain, F2
Ana, where the dews Of evening weep >F&F
may not weep again Igt
y; y; never more upon her grave .rs ..,.-
Shalt behold the wild flowers wave.
They laid her where the sun and moon
LooEed on her tomb With loving eye;
And l have heard the breeze Of June
Sweep Ger it--like a sigh; ;-5gs T WEI
And the wild rivers wsiipg song t. .M .a
Grew dirge.like &C it stole alopg. ......a....I
And have dreaEnpt, In many dresus, w."
OF her WHO was dream to me: u
And talked 70 her, BY summer streams
In crowds. and on the sea '' "
Till in my soul she was anshrined
A young Egeris Of the mind. &a.5-,
7Tis years ago.-and other eyes
Have flung their beauty DER my youth;
And have hung on other sghs Ss }9i 4:
And sounds that seemed like truth:
And loved the mueic which they gave,
Like that which perish in the grave.
And have left the cold and dead,
To minge with the living cold; @
There is weight around my head,
My heart 10 growing old;
o! for refuge and home 4'sE =57
With thee, dead Ellen, in thy tomb!
Age sits upon my breast and brain,
My spirit fades before its time,
But they are all thine OWE, again, I'll ..J.
Lost partner Of their prime!
And thou art dearer, in thy ahroud
Than all the false and selfish crowd!
Rise. gentle vision Of the hours
Which go, like birds that come not back!
And fling the pale and funeral flowers
On memory's wasted track. 25 yta s1.
O!for the wings that made thee blest,
To fee away. and be at rest. ...
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The Memphis Appeal saws:

Memphis presents fearful record of crime
for the past year. From the recollection of the
present moment, We can call to mind nine MUIR
ders that have been committed in this city with
in one year, and we think, from present pros
poets, that none of the murderers will suffer
much punishment by law for their deeds.
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THE BUcKwHEAT CAKE MINE.--The editor Of
the Alta seems to doubt the discovery of the
buckwheat cake mine near here. If he will
call over and take breakfast with us, we will
show him specimen. IL Volcano Ledger.
When we come up that way we shall certainly
accept the Ledgers invitation, and would ssre-
spectfully suggest" that between now and then
be should hunt up spring of hot coffee to &C.
company the cakes. We should think that in
that fruitful region one might be found in the
vicinity of the old crater. Alta California.
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disnatoh of the 5th from Cincinnati Saws

Nine persons, all Irish, were arrested here
last nig ght, by the U. s. Marshal for . violation
Of the neutrality laws, and held to bail for their
appearance for examination on Monday The
impression is that they were acting in concert
with parties in New York andealseWhere, having
for their object descent upon ireland, I-s5
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Miller, the German who murdered DR.. Hadel
and Frederick Graeff, near Cumberland, Md,
few months ago, was hanged in that place on
the Sd inst. He protested his innocence to the
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SHARP SHOOTING. An Eastern paper having
remarked that sit is only twenty-five years
since the first log cabin was erected in Burling
ton, Iowa, and it now contains ten thousand in
habitants,'' 8 western paper observes that this
is a specimen of pretty populous cabin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-16

ANOTHER WONDERFUL D1scovERY-A MINE OF
EPSON SALTs.--When the blue mass vein was
discovered in Ell Dorado county, we were wonder
ing il bountiful and even handed nature had not
provided mine Of EPSON salts to go with it,
1t seems now that such is the case, by the fol-
lowing, which we take from the Stockton Argue.
EPSON salts (sulphate of magnesia) is, we be-
lege, found in several portions of the United
States. The following is the extract: .,.....s
'"We make the following extract from q let
ter written by an employee in one Of the mining
tunnels of the Coast Range, in the Santa Cruz
Mountains. Accompanying the letter he sends
us sample Of the article, which looks haze tt
take:' .,.
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[Frona tie Boston Poss1
AEE THESE MYSTERIES MODERN IN oRkaIN.

.fessrs. Editors Since the learned Mahan,
in his recent work, admits the actual occur
renee Of the remarkable phenomena among us,
but attributes them to the virtue of on sfadyl1e
force" resident in man, which he thinks mas
sufficient power, in q prayerful mind, 70 move
the omnipotent end in1naufable Jehovah : and
since we have already narrated facts Of similar
character witnessed by twelve disInterested
men Of intelligence, allow a few: additional re-
marks in your columns bearing upon the same
subject. 1t matters mot whether President M.
has detected the real cause Of these things from
personal observation, or from q perusal OF Prof.
Rogers's book, he has certainly succeeded II
exposing, in 8 masterly manner, one modern
mystery Of some magnitude. He has disclosed
the scene Of numerous c1ergymen very busy 10
secret among the circles, while that professional
order was publicly declaiming against these
things as Of the devil, denouncing them as
magic, imposture, and soul ul-destroylng, and
warning their hearers not by any means 70 as-
tend their circles, to keep as far from them as
Moses kept the Israelites from Sinai while ne
was receiving the law near its summit; but,
congratulating the President on his success,
we proceed to draw from o book printed ever
century since; and thus adduce testimony from
the middle ages.
Its titls page reads thus:
eeThe history Of the wonderful DON lgnatius
Loyola de Guipuscoa founder Of the Order Of
Jesuits, with an account Of the estab abiishmens
and governmental tof that powerful Order.
Translated from the French.
In two volumes.
T,0rdny
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Il am working in the mine now l have found
two places where epson salts can be gathered
they form on both sides Of the tunnel, in some
places as much as three-fourths of an inch
thick! I enclose you q specimen
Yes, there it is, o genuine specimen Of Epson
salts, slightly tinted with the Glauber! The
sample before us is pure, mixed with small
quantity of earthly matter By rendering the
salt moist, chloride Of magnesium was detected.
AS soon as the sample is analysed, we will pub
lish the result.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-01-16

The DANISH ToLLs.--The New York Herald
closes an article upon this subject with the fol-
lowing paragraph:
And here the matter stands. tt must. how
ever, be brought to some solution by the 4th
of April next, or then, or shortly thereafter,
some American vessel will bring the question to
direct test, in running, or attempting to run
only fear is, that as usual, having brought the
controversy to the fighting point, our adminis-
tration may back out and leave our commerce,
in default Of any treaty, subject to such exac-
tions as Denmark may think fit to make, under
the connivance Of England and France, We
beseech our administration to maintain its
ground, keeping steadily in view the example of
Thomas Jefferson with the Dey Of Algiers. The
two cases are somewhat different. but the prin-
ciple in both is substantially the samoan un-
warrantable Interruption Of the free passage
of one of the highways of the worlds commerce.
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SAD OccURRENcE-O Tuesday night about
8 o'clock the alarm of fire was given at Mr.:
John Walters residence which attracted several
persons to the spot; It unfortunately turned
out that his servant woman had left her child
10 months old in the kitchen and fastened the
door, to perform some service in the house,
When entrance was obtained, the child was
found to have been burned to death and half
consumed. The cradle was burnt up and q he'd
found to be on FIRE, 1t is almost miraculous
that the whole premises were not destroyed.
The FIRE was supposed to have originated from q
| fire. e-oracker.-[Caddo Gazette 9Th. .==5.5 s-s