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The daily Gate City., 1856-02-09

Office Of keokuk Gas Light aud Coke Co
January END, Is55
VINHE following articles constantly on hand and
for sale for cash only
Coke of best quality SOC per bnshel.
Coal lslaeh1 for biacksmitns use, 25c per bushel
Tar in quantities not less than 80 gallons o cts
per gallon, the purchaser furnishing cask to put il
Apply at the office on End street, between Mair
and Biondeau
E1s~ None Of the above articles delivered from the
Gas Works without order from the Office
ian23df
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
keOkuk. IOyva.

pecially for those who wish ornament their grounds
with small trees which will commence bearing the
second year after planting.
Also, fine assortment of Fancy Shrubbery, Ever
greens, Roses, Dahlias dc.
Orders received al our grounds three-fourths of a
mile west Of City limits, the Bluff Ferry road
passing near the grave yard or by mail
keoknk, Nov II. ddw HUBBELL 4 HILTON
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BELOW ANY COMPETITORS.

Those wishing this kind Of work will save money
b. sending their orders the Office Of the ate CITY
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Davis & Price,
House, sign, and Orna me n n

PAINTERS
nRAINERS and Paper Hangers, Shop ON Blon
~ deau, between 4th and 5th streets, keokuk
jan2ld&w6m
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To the stock b elders OF the . ON U \ /,
MI. Pleasant Muscntfne X. II. Co.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that in accordance with
II the conditions Of the subscription for the LIST
Division Of said road, the seventh instalment of 81
per cent. win be due and payable March 4th s56 at
the banking house Of Charles Parsons, Treasurer Ke-
okuk, or to the undersigned, General Agent.
j. X. H0kNISH,
General Agent X. Mt +. a M. r.. X. Co.
Feb. o, lS56.-td ddw
fkeokuk Times and Mt Pleasant Observer eony I
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BOOTS AND SHOES AT COST.
M would respectfully inform the public, that
W on account of change in firm, We have
from this day commenced to sell stock Of East
ern goods al cost aud will continue to do until the
first of March, 1856.
Remember the sign OF the Big Shoe.
0DELL a. MATLESS
N B.--Mr. Odell being about to retire from the
business, all persons indebted to him or the above
firm will please call and settle immediately
jau24dawtmchl
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Short Credits and Short Prices

0A0AS SAOkAASo 0A0 A1AOxL IAC06
MEinvite the attention of BUYERS to our exten
" sive and varied assortment Of
New GOoAs,
Selected and imported for our Spring Sales
Our stock is divided into Three De epartipents--de
voting one hoor &c eachenabling 10 give more at
tention to- and better assortment of ach class oil
goods than be found in any house doing general
business The following among the articles Il
which we devote special attention:
hsusefurntshing Department..
LACE MUSLIN CUR TABLE PIANO COW
TAINs, ERS,
SATIN DAMAsKs, WATERED MoREESs.
SATIN DE LANES, OIL FURNITURE
IMPERIAL DAMAskS, CHINTZ'S,
WORsTED 3" QUILTS COUNTER
COTTON PANES,
CUkNICES, TASSELS, BLANKETS,
dc. TOILET COVERINGS
Linen Goods Dc apartment.
LINEN sHEEIINGs, TOWELS d T0WELINa
PILLOW CASE LINENS, DIAPERS CRASH,
TABLE CLOTHS, Long LAWNS,
TABLE UAMAsks BIRDS EYE DIAPERS
NAPkINSd DoYLIES, Se
STAIR LINENS,
And every variety OF SHIFTING, CoAT& PANT
LINENS
Hosiery Department..
MEN = HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
WOMEN'S HOSIERY ANDGL0SEs.
CHILDREN s HOSIERY 6GLOVEs,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, dc
We ask an inspection Of stock by none but
CASH and approved SIX MONTHS buyers-to such We
offer crest inducements.
Gniliou. Anderson Co.
la ark Of hnla lpk,
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a NEW House and Lot, corner Of Morgan and
"A Second streets, beautifully situated for dwell
ling house Inquire Of the owner, Edward Mumm,
or l.. j. Zwart, Morgan, bstween Sd and 4th SITS.
Jannary "a dim
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GODFREY 4 SNOW.
GTORAGE, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
~ chants and General Freight Agents, Front St.
between Vermont and Broadway, Quincy, Illinois
~ Property directed to care, will be forward
ed with dispatch, and orders and consignments will
receive immediate and careful attention.
Refer to Fagg Savage, Moore, Hollowbush 4
CO., Henning 4 Co., Quincy Page Bacon, st. Lou
is ian95d3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-The Tyler (Texasl
Reporter of the 27th ult. has the following account
of an accident at that place. 1t says:
On Friday night last the 81 st, while an audience
of about one hundred and fifty were assembled in
the upper room of the Federal Courthouse, the
pillars of the same gave way, and the floor togeth-
er with the whole audience fell through, distance
present were damaged to some extent. DR.. d. N.
Cow ser had both legs broken and an arm disloca-
ted and is the principal sufferer. His injuries
of serious character. There were about ten or
twelve who received injuries, and who are now
under the care of physicians. The Holman House,
near the scene of disaster resembled hospital
and the night was rendered hideous by the scr cams
and groans of the wounded
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REQUIsITIoN FROM CALHoRNIA-A San Fran.
cisco letter in the New York Commercial states
that the Governor has issued a requisition upon
the Governor of the State of New York for the ar
rest of J. G. Woods late of the firm of Adams &
Goa in California, and who is charged with embez.
Zing the funds of that concern Mr.. Woods
friends say that he (Mr Woods) put into the house
of Adams e. Co about 100000, and that instead OF
any embezzlement of funds he left the State a
poor man, indebted to the charity of friends for
money TO pay his passage. They are confident
he can successfully refute any charges which may
be brought against him.
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The GRIswoLD DIVORCE CAsE.-The New
York Commercial, speaking of the recent decision
in the Griswold divorce at philadelphia says:
The decision seems to place the libellant, the
Rev. DR.. Rufus w. Griswold In painful position
for IL he fails In showing any divorce he will be la.
BILE to be prosecuted for bigamy; and may perhaps.
also be called upon TO refund the money which he
received from the New Haven Railroad Company
for damages to the person of his second wife. u
Norwalk. The case. however.sis not finally adiudi.
Gated, for on motion Of Mr. Guyler. counsel for Dr.
why the record shall not be perfected by the sub.
sttution OF copies and of evidence of the contents
Of lost papers.
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Sherrod Miles. n white man w

Sherrod Miles, white man, was sold in Dan.
ville Montgomery county, Mo-, last week, to the
lowest bidder, for six months on account of yap.
rancy.
The statistical returns of Providence Rhode H.
land, show that two patent medicine establish.
ments in that city render the enormous product of
1000 barrels and 49,, 900 bottles Of medicine. To
the amount of 100000
Lord Clarendon is tail, welImade man, with
white hair, a persuasive physiognomy, and q very
gracious manner.
Upwards of forty tons of fresh Goldfish was car
red over the Boston and Providence Railroad to
New York, ON Saturday.
Starbachs machine shop, at Troy, N. Y, Is roof
cd with iron shingles. This roof il but little more
expensive than other fire proof roofing.
M GODDARD made balloon ascension At Havana
on the 9th inst.
On the 10th ult, the cholera had entirely abated
at Porto Rico.
H v. h. Voorhees, has bean appointed Belgian
Vice consul at Mobile, Ala
The Ramsey (y&) Argus says the Rev. Philip
Rescrol of the Methodist Episcopal Church. lies
dangerously Ill at Hsrper's Ferry, ofpnsumoaiA.
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STANFORD, ENG, Ea5. q 1856


Geatlsmea 81 hold bond from the Mississippi
State for 900, e per cents, 95) aud numbered
49, and the arrears Of interest alone exceed S200
sterling.
Yet even the interest and principal together will
naturally seem in your eyes loo paitry 10 be worth
the trouble of correspondence.
lam poor country clergyman, with many heavy
claims upon me- and at this time with two sons to lit
out for the world for which purpose this $500
would suffice.
1t is among such as myself that the debt of the
Mississippi State is for the most part divided in
this country, at least, and day by day hear the
deep and bitterreproaches and complaints and wit
ness the distress, in which have my full share i
battle as my brother clergyman, Sidney Smith, did
am even ashamed thus humbly to appeal, not 80
much to justice as to mercy My bond is no por.
ton of the debt which this State has repudated-
1t has again and again been acknowledged by
themselves, and solemn decrees have been made
by their Supreme Courts of Justice for its pay
ment.
know that can address q firm in no way
identified with this State, and that you will pro-
badly reply that you can do nothing in the matter.
Stlii, az Americans, you can but feel in proper.
ton to your pride in your countrys honor and glo
ry the blot which this State has cast upon it.
Will you help me by some means to recover the
interest- only in part 1t seems as if it was al
most intended as an insult to say will gladly &C
cept 4l00 and surrender to you the coupons for
the 5000 due. But, indeed, nothing is further
from my thoughts than to say word calculated to
offend.
Iwould rather appeal to your kind feelings and
most humbly ask you to get me something out OF
the fire.
am, gentlemen, your most obedient servant
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AN ALLIANCE.-A respectable ship owner has
assured the New York Journal of Commerce that
he is in possession of evidence going to prove that
the government of President Walker, of Nicxragus,
has been recognized by Great Britain, which has
likewise concluded with his representative at the
Court of st James q treaty consenting that the
Mousquito territory be anne exed to the Nicaraguan
republic. The Journal however, doubts the
story
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DESTRUCTIVE HURRICAEE.-The Opelousas
LA Patriot of Saturday says:
On Saturday hurricane passed little to the
South of Washington, doing considerable damage
Large trees were torn up by the roots, fences
blown down, and their materials scattered in every
direction.
The sugar house of Offutt Brothers, very large
purgery and negro cabins, present a shapeless
mass of ruins There were 100 hogsheads of su-
gar in the building, 25 of which were destroyed by
the rain, and the balance is in damaged condi.
ton The loss of Messrs. Offutt is estimated at
$1,000
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The Massachusetts House have passed by just the
requisite twothrds vote one of the amend
ments of the constitution which originated in the
Senate at this session-that which provides that
any person who desires to exercise the right of
suffrage in that Commonwealth shall be able to
read and write, unless prevented by physical dis
ability
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EMANCIPATION OF SLAvRs.-The late L. b. Lea
VEIL wealthy citizen of Elkton KY, by will pro-
vidcd for the emancipation of several of his slaves
and disposed of the entire residue of his large :
tates-said to be worth at least 5000, ,000-to three
four of them, who by the provisions of the WILL
are to be removed to the city OF New York as soon
Oractipahla
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THE LAST OF A DEFAULTER.-The New York
Express states that the body of Robt. Schuyler,
the defaulter, who died near Genoa was brought
from Havre, in the steamer Arago, packed up like
a package of goods. 1t lay uncalled for in a
warehouse from Saturday to Monday, when it was
taken by his relatives for interment
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DIsAsrER-The brig Peerless, Hilton, seventy
days from Cardiff, bound to New York, put in at
Halifax, N. s., Thursday, short of provisional
Spoke brig Erie, on the 18th, twenty miles south OF
Sambro, sixty days from ST. D omingo, bound to
Boston, short of provisions She had loss all of
her crew with the exception of three, and intend
ed putting into Liverpool n S.
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GOOD ADvICE-We find the following excel
lent advice i'll a late number of the London Comic
Times Bear it in mind:
If you have a rich aunt, don't talk to her about
billiards and brandy and water
1t you intend to do thing, don't change your
mind and if you possess a ten pound note, don't
change that. If you happen to say something in
society which causes painful sensation, you had
better 20 out for a walk for five minutes.
If you don't know what everybody else knows
you had better hold your tongue; and If you know
something that everybody else knows, you had
better hold your tongue too.
Should you be talking to thin lady, of another
thin lady you needn't describe the party alluded
to as q "scraggy old maid"
II you require person to become security for
YOU don't ask the man who promised he would do
anything for you when he knew that You didn't
want anything done.
If Won happen to know an author don't own II !;
one half of the world won't believe you, and the
other half won't think much Of 1t If they do
Don't say you never take suppers, excepting
where you know they never give any.
Don't tell a mother of the faults OF her favorite
child.
Ii you wish to sleep quietly, don't praise another
woman while your wife Is undressing to get INTO
bed. ..s... d. -
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INDIANA CATTLE-The Indianapolis papers
contain an abstract of the State Auditors Report
whence we learn that the value of cattle as re.
turned from s3 counties by the Assessors in June
last, was $7,57a,200 There are four counties in
"hich 'Ie valuation OF cattle exceeds 100000 in
each. Montgomery leads off with S234 600 !:
Wayne follows with S224, 900 and Warren with
S25l 600
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SUIT DEcIDED.-The long pending suit, under
which some $50, 600 were claimed by Sam g. Og-
den OF VIM b. Astor, on an unsettled account Of
partnership transactions between the plaintiff and
the late John Jacob Astor, has been terminal
says the Mirror, by the payment OF $l25,O 600 to
Mr.. Ogden. MIR. O. is the father of Mrs Anna Cora
Ritchia ~
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IMMENSE DISTANCE.-Sirius or the dog star. Ia
2.20O 0O0, 900 miles from the earth raw of light
from Sirius, travelling at the speed of q cannon
ball, would reach the earth in 1921 years, yet it
is the nearest fixed star
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The rapid change of weather in our varisble eli
mate brings an unusual tendency to disease. Rheu-
matsm Pain and aching of the Bones and Joints
Neuralgia and other affections of the Blood are but
few OF the effects produced. In such cases resort
to CARrER's SPANISH MIXTURE will &C once relieve
and in short time permanently cure. 1t purihes
the Blood, and consequently removes the disease-
The trial of single bottle will prove it. Sold by
BENNETT, BEERS Il FISHER.
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lNDIcrED-David Graft, conductor of freight
tram on the Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad has
been indicted for manslaughter in Beaver county,
"a, because OF the collision between his train and
the Express train, at Darlington Station in De-
eember last, resulting in the death of Mr. Alfred
Stokes and - Johnston of Enon
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DEEP SNoW.-The snow is so deep In Peru,
Berkshire county, Mass, that the dweling-house
OF Mr.. Cone, one and half stories high 10 so com.
pieteiy covered by huge drift, that it has been
found necessary to dig tunnel, 81 feet in length
from the front door, in order to give persons inside
q chance to get out
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WINSTON 4 POWERS, Grocers an1

WINSTON & POWERS, Grocers and
w Commission Merchants, corner Cary and Pearl
Streets have now in store and receiving large as
sortment of Groceries. Wines Liquors and Cigars to
which they call the attention of the trade generally;
amsng their stock will be found
Sugar and Molasses of all kinds
Cofees, Teas and Candles
Salt, Nails, Tanners and Machine Oils
Brandes, Gin, Champagne and other Wines
Whiskeys, of most approved brands
Cincinnati (genuine) and other low price Whis-
keys.
With everything suited to the trade, in their line
OF business. NH l8-ts
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RICHMOND NORMAL MUSICAL AGA

IV1CEtUuOND NUhNhAlL ACA.
H. DEMY-T. L. GALLEHER, Principal.--Ths
FIRST session of this Instution will March
4th, 1856, and continue for 8 weeks Its object Is 20
afford systematic and thorough course of nstruc-
ton in every department of the science of Music
Vocal and Instrumental. The pupils of this School
will be clsssed according to previous sttainments and
the of instruction particularly adapted each
The Pestollozion mode of teaching will be pursued
The Principal will have charge of the classes in the
Vocal, while In every other department he will be
aided by some of the most accomplished teachers in
the city In the Vocal department especial attention
will be given to the cultivation of the voice, which
includes instructions in respiration, resonance quality
of tone pronunciation, articulation, enuncation and
phrasng andin general all that belongs to tasteful
style in execution.
TExMs for the session per scholar, two Lessons per
week Vocal class exercises 1st and ID classes adult
81 50 for Sd and 4th classes uvenile) same number
of lessons, $5 IS lessons the Organ, Piano, Melo
deon, Harp and Instrumentation, two per week, S36;
lessons the Violin, Flute, Guitar, &C., two per
week, $3 private lessons the Voice, 81 per les.
son.
The instructions to the classes In Vocal Music will
be given in the Lecture Rosm of the Second Presby
terian fDr. Hoge's) Church.
Further information can be had by application to
the Principal at his study, on 9th street, between
Clay and Marshall, or by reference to Crculars
REFERENCES--To the Pastors of the Churches
of this city. fe S--lm
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Mrs. Colyer, who sued the owners of tho New
por,, KY, ferry boat for damages by reason Of 8
miscarriage. has obtained verdict for SI, 600 and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-22

NEWS FROM LIBERIA.-The New York Com
merciai has the folio wing from Liberia
Ex-Presdent Roberts, we learn. WAS to leave
Monrovia in February last on a visit to England
and there Is some reason to believe that he will
visit the U. States before his return home
1t Is also believed that at great distance from
Monrovia zinc In large Quantities can be obtained
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II Is stated that Mr.. Charles Morgan will
dispatch . steamer of the new line from Now
York for Nicaragua on the 9th or 9Th Of April
next
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HE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY JAS. A. COwARDIN.

~ The Daily Dfapatch 10 served to subscriben
Al sIH AND ouaRrkR CENTS PEa wHkE, payable to
The Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, 81 year in
.sssuee.
~ The Weekly Dispatch 10 issued every Fii-
.sy. and mailed to subscribers At @ per annum.
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HONOR TO GRIsSELLL AND KANE-In the New
York Senate on the 18th inst. resolutions com
piinenting Mr. Henry Grinnell, and appropriss'
Ing money to purchase . gold metal to be prssen-
ted to DIR. Kane, were unanimously adopted.
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+ EATHER BETTING AND MACHINE
- OIL.-WINSTON POWERS agents for
the manufacture of the best Patent Stretched Leather
Betting, Lace Leather and Lubricatlng Machine OIL
which they invariably sell at manufacturers prices
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MECHANICAL.
->--'1.>-N--s--->->'7~-
ENCDIfRA(sR HON

-v ENCOURAGE HOME MANU-.
& ~ sACTORIES-Ths subscriber has, and
E1Sda-keeps constantly on hand, an assortment
# Rockswsys BnEgies aud Bsrouches. made of the
uhioh he will cell on accommodating terms any
cae in the city.
orders taken for any style Of carriage and executed
fhfuIly st his establishment on 18th street between
Grace and Franklin.
si7--dsm o. A. FRANCIS.
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
~ The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
ES-Sa- Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
lev between Main and Cary, tlSth and l4th streets
s,r the Columbian Hotel COACHES CHARIO-
%FES BAROUCHES, BuGGIES with and without
,,rs aud SULklES, all Of his make, Of the best
5.s,eriss and workmanship. All of which will be
1 a. low az good work of the kind can be in the city
VI want Of sBy article in the Carriage line as am de-
.srrninsd make to order and sell at the lowest
rrices possible, and all work sold, that is new,
rAnted -
fe ai-dam MlCAJAH MANGUM.
NrIRCINiA MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
\ FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO JOHN w
DAVIES, STONE GLITTER, MAIN STREET, BE-
rwEFS EIGHTH AND NINTH return thanks to nv
trends for their kind patronage during the past four
wears and beg esve 10 say that am prepared to
i,ru;sh Store Fronts, Monuments, Tombs Vaults aad
,end TO Enclosing Burying Grounds and in fact all
ssrk in the Stone-Cutting and Building line
Gushty Of Stone and Workmanship not TO be
passed North or South. 80
THA-. IL. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
Y Iron ManufactuIer, 18th street, between Msia
ana Cary. Richmond. Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public Buildings &s
Metallic Roofing Gutterng and Spoutng, put
upin any part Of the city and country.
WILL AND GARDEN PUMPS FOR SALE.
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> MR.. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent in
.satjeInen's department; Mr.. JOHN KlMPEL, do
-o Ladies do
The subscriber having in his employment the above
-lIleG Cutters who are known to be equal TO sny in
tie State respectfully announce to the public that
he Is prepared have made to ordsr in the neatest
.;7.r every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boots, Caters or Shoes of any style desired.
HENRY w. QUARLES;
fei9 No. Is. Pearl street
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Madame Allan. . once celebrated actress. died
recently In Paris.
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AND WARRANTS WANTED, at HUR-
= LII 5 Ofhce.-i am paying to-day the very high.
:. market price for 49, so, l2O and 100 acre Land
nftants, Call early at WIN. HURLEY'S
Lxchange and Land Warrant Office, 4th St,
Opposite the Post Office, Richmond, Va.
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MISSISSIPPI STATE CREyT.-It has bGau au-
nounced that the State of Mississippi passed an
act 10 assist the Mobile and Ohio Railroad by an
issue Of bonds Mississippi can hardly sHindle
capitalists second time, and the n. Y. Tribune re-
comnends that tho annexed letter from poor
clergyman i'll England be appended TO the adyer,
tisement asking Tor proposals for the above bonds
1t tells its own story:
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MARBLE WORKs.-.MILLER & WIN

MARBLE WORKS.--MILLER q VIM
"a CENT Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN
AARBLE, Main street, nearly opposite I'd Baptist
IJdurch
hONUMENTS of any size or design made to order,
y the best material and workmanship, equal to any
the Union, at the lowest New York and Philadel-
} 1hls puces.
ant TO stock hand which consists of larger
sld letter finished assortment of MONUMENTS,
.4OMBS, HEAD PIECES, &c, than is often found in
lsr establishments
CARVING and LETTERING executed in supe-
l0r manner
" Monumental Drawings on hand, for inspec-
u. NH 1l---3m