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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

The following extract is taken from TEN
perance Lecture delivered in this place, last
Monday evening. by w. b. Taylor:
YOUNG MAN, PUT DOWN THAT GLAssl-It
is the Sacrement of hell!-the baptismal font
Of fends incarnate! 1t pledges your ale
gence to the great enemy of your country,
and ranks you with the sons of crime, of pow
erty and shame. Cast it from you as you
value your hope Of glorious immortality
Shun it as you would the deadly Bohon-U Upus
of the desert, for its fumes are impregnated
with deadly poison, which intoxicates the
body, demoralizes the soul, and sets the brain
on fire of HE'LL Death is in it and around it,
and as you live there is no escape if you carry
the poison chalce to yourlipsl Serpents and
Kissing adders-fends and furies lurke withinl
Remember that whom the gods would destroy
they first make mad Taste it and your doom
is sealed-the deluding fend will have gained
his object, and destruction is inevitable
Place rather to your heart a pointed dagger,
find a suicides grave ye,-anything, than taste
that damning fire, that infames and maddens
the brain--sends you forth into the world a
raving madman--iit companion only for devils.
PuT DOWN THAT GLAssl-The earth is red
with the blood of its victimsl The charred
and rotten carcasses of its internal power are
about you! Death, grim, loathsome, horri-
BILE Death, are its trophies! Escape ere it be
too late-ere the serpent's coils are wound
around you, ere he fastens his poisonous,
deadly fangs into your bosom! Dash 10 to
the earth-It is filed with the sighs and tears
of the widow and orphan--the means of bro
ken hearts-the clanking chains of the homi.
cide-the screams of the maniac-the assas-
sins bloody dagger-the hempen rope Of the
hangman furies are there, and as you
hope for peace and happiness in this world
and glorious reunion with loved spirits il
the other, spurn IL from your lips, and ayoit
the terrible damnation which it is certain t(
inAct,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17
From the JNariposa Gazette
Do They Miss Me at Home?
BY TRAVELLER.

Do they miss me at home?-do they miss met
'Twould be an assurance most dear,
To know that my name was forgotten,
As though had never been there,
To know that the tailor and landlord,
And the banks where my paper is due,
And hosts whom | now cannot mention,
Had banished me quite from their view.
Do they miss me at home?-do they miss met
When the market for money is tight
And collectors in haste are pursuing
Their debtors by day aud by night!
Do the friends who once loaned me fifty"
And the others who loaned me "ten,"
Heavc a sigh of regret as they miss me,
And wish they could see me again?
Do they miss me at home do they miss me-
When no longer seen upon Change,
And do those who were wont to assist me,
Say, "His conducts internally stranger
Does the Shylock who loaned me his money,
To bear me to regions unknown,
Look in vain for occasion to dun me,
And wish again were at homer
Do they miss me at home do they miss mef
'Twould be an assurance most dear,
To know that my name was forgotten,
As though had never been there.
But know that my memory fingers,
Around the dear place as roam,
And while I've my wits and my creepers
They'll miss me-they'll miss me at homel
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17
l.. :. scott.

VOLCANO BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
h4 - RESPECTFULLY informs the eiti
.&Hfw zens of Volcano and vicinity that
sae&n8sAA &he has large assortment of
Boots and Shoes on hand, which he will dispose
On The most reasonable teams.
on hand
am also prepared TO manufacture Boots to
OrHer. We warrant all work done by us.
y, BAH kinds of repairing done 10 suitable
TsITr TG,11er and at the shortest notie'9 GIVE EN- A
jap 10 a,,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17
A. b. II o Y, NJ. ID.
Dentist,

G-xsssa, Permanently located in Volcano,
ty<TSsA having comfortable and convenient
Nl,I Office, with all the necessary lstru-
ments, Tools and appliances, will do any kind OF
work that pertains to the profession Of Dentistry,
IA manner which shall give entire satisfaction, or
me money refunded.
Artificial teeth inserted on Gold Plate or Pivot,
q The case may require. Teeth plugged with Pure
uold, or extracted. Chdren's Teeth regulated
Nhen necessary; and all diseases of the GUNS tthe
most Of which is called seuryy Of the Gums,) cured
OF NO PAY. Chloroform administered if desired.
Es- Terms reasonable.~eEz
oct q 3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

A REvoLUTloNARY INcIDENT.-During the
retreat from the city Of New York, on the
10th of September, l776, Greene at the
head of small detachment, was riding up
the middle road, toward Harlem Heights,
where the American army was to unite. An
artillery carriage without the gun, came very
rapidly along the road, when Greene ordered
the driver to stop.
Where is your piece Of canncn? asked
Greene, sternly.
Please you, General, the British were so
close behind me, that thought it best to
leave the gun, to save myself, the artillery
wagon, and the horses"
6 Face right about" said Greene, cor l
will run you through!" drawing his sword at
the same time
The man could do nothing but obey.
Now, gentlemen" he continued, "let US
recover the gun"
They rode back as fast as possible, found
the cannon-a brass x-pounder-placed il
on its carriage, and in the face of the British
troops then advancing, successfully escaped
This shows, in measure, the decision Of
character of Greene.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

The CARNIVAL IN FLoREScE.-The reveIs
of the Carnival have been resumed this season
in Florence. They have been suspended
since 1S4S; not masked ball, or domino
seen in the streets since that revolutionary
year; but at the close of January last an was
again revived.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

Mr.. Pepper darted down stairs like mad
man.
/ must put stop to this, he thought, or
IL shall not have rag of clothes to my poor
back
Procuring ladder, he began to mount to
the bed-room but Mrs p was not to be TIA
ken so easily She knew that he had left
the door unlocked, for she had examined it rs
soon as he had left, but she had had no idea
of letting him have the benefit of her fire; So
hastily seizng several large bottles of Co
logne, she threw the contents upon the fire.
and in few minutes had the satisfaction of
seeing it entirely extinguished. That duty
performed she left the apartment, and lock
ing the door, she stationed herself in CON
venient position to hear everything that
transpired within.
In few moments Mr.. p was safe in the
window he stood bolt upright in the middle
of the room, and said in deep voice
"Jezebel, come forthp
No answer
Jade, do you think to escaped
Still no response Mr. 2. began to feel
uneasy, and hastily commences to search the
room; but had not proceeded far when he
hears slight litter somewhere in the vicini-
ty of the door, He listens a moment and it
is repeated. Darling to the door he attempts
to open it, but he finds himself prisoner
There is one more chance, he thinks, and hur-
ries to the window; but alas for Mr.. Pepperl
his wife has just removed the ladder, and he
cannot escape.
He sits down on a chair and looks ruefully
around him, and presently he arises and picks
up few fragments of letter which is lying
on the carpet, and finds it from Polly Prim-
rose. He wonders what she has done with
the lock of hair
AT this moment his eye falls upon his da-
guerreotype, which is lying on the table be-
fore him. Mechanically taking it up, he
opens it and sees-what? nothing but his
own facial the rest of him being rubbed
off, and around his lovely phiz is the missing
curl and the walnut meats are carefully
slowed in the corner of the case. Mr. p
fairly blubbered aloud
"Goodv though: Mrs. p when you find
your level, III let you out, and not till then
A little wholesome discipline will do you good
and Pm fully prepared to administer it,"
How long Mrs. Pepper kept her liege lord
in durance vile, deponent saith not and as to
what passed between them when he was re-
leased from captivity, we are not any better
informed, but of this we are sure, Mr.. Pep
per might have been seen, a morning or two
afterwards, to put his head into the bedroom
and heard to say, in meek manner
Betsy Jane, I've made the kitchen fire
! ,,,,f tha 1~aff
to get up and get breakfastW
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

A LITTLE boy, after listening to sermon
on the necessity of being born again, returned
home much afflicted, and said to his mother:
81 did not like the sermon: and Ma, don't
want to be born again, for who knows but !
might then bs gal"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

A young lady in Charleston, S. c. COM
mitted suicide because her lover kissed her
cheek at parting instead of the lips as usual.
He had never been so "cruel," she said, and
life had become quit burden to her on that
account, Quite chiyalrons.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17
NOTICE.

a messing Of the stockhonidcrs Of the Vol
Vaino cano Water and Mining Company, held in
,oseaho, The following members were unanimously
Nse'ed Trustees and Officers:
"a ~ =. TRUSTEES.
T r Fop % Harris, NJ W. Gordon, J. C. Shipman, J.
= rarley, Geo. Muneton.
p OFFICERS.
l. b. HARRIS, Pres Treas. and Gsnn stpt
Vd.. GEO huScroN, SeeretGry.
r." . lSa6. fehla-l7;ly.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

The mind has more room in it than most
persons think, if they would but furnish the
apartments. The great misfortune, is, that
most modern furniture is made for show and
glitter, not for use--such is aboat the preya-
lent amount of mind in present society.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

A LEARNED young lady, one evening lately,
astonished accompany by asking for the loan
Of a diminutiye, argenteous truncated cone,
convex on its summit, aud semiperforated
with symetrical indentationsw She wanted n
thimhle.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

MALTEE HOUSE-BuIrE CITY.
~ The undersigned has opened the above Hotel
III and sollcts share OF public patronage.
MALTEE CHIEF.
Butte City, Nov 9th. 3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

WHEN some one was lamenting Foote'S
unlucky fate in being kicked in Dublin. John
son said, lie is rising in the world; when he
was in England no one thought it worth while
10 kick him,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

A fellow in Albany is going to have his
life insured, $50 that when he dies he can
have something to live on, and not be depen-
dent on the cold charities of the world, as he
once was
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

AN lrishman seeing an undertaken carrying
a very small coffin, exclaimed, in the utmost
surprise" BY the ghost nv Denis O'Sligo,
ais it possible that that coffin can be intended
for any livin' craythurf"
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

A WESTERN editor in speaking of a friend,
says, he has weak points, but telling the truth
is not one Of them Nice puff, that
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

SLAUGHTER OF MExtcASs - The Union
Democrat of May Sd learns from the mail
carrier between Sonora and Mariposa, that
the excitement consequent upon the murder
of Mr.. Conway is still undated All the
Mexcans and Chilenos in that vicinity, the
innocent with the guilty, have been driven
this side of the river, by the vigilance COM
mittee, and a company of rangers are scour-
ing the country in quest Of Conway. Ten
Mexicans and Chienos are known to have
been shot, ami one hung; it is supposed there
are many other similar deaths unrecorded-
1t is said that Conway was murdered on ac-
count of his participation in the lynching Of
Steve" short time since, Pancho being
the partner and bosom friend of the latter
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

He is the happy man, not whom other men
think, but who thinks himself to be So
Some suppose the harmless insane are the
only really happy in this present wild chaos
of things.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

To BE SoLD-By reference to the proper
column, it will be seen that the new theatre
is advertised to be sold ct Constable's sale on
the l7th inst.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17
100 X, smith, VI. ID.

,yvSIcIAN aND SURG e ON
,r,cr ot HOY & Smiths Drug Store, Main ST.,
w. fvdicano Residence on the alley, in the rear
Of inG u The books of the late firm Of Goodin q
n, D. hc fonnd at my office Persons indebted
niII'i c.iiI 10 we'll to call and settle.
f.h00lS.tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

To ASNA-THE LITTLE BoNSEr-There
is bonnet, see it about town, and little
feather on it that tossed up and down; be-
meath this little bonnet are such sweet, blue
eyes; Oh thou cosy little bonnet-I shall
waste myself in sighs And what wonder?
See it moving adown the street The little
feather bowing over it, modelling to the fairy
feet Proudly goes the little -bonnets, proud
ly trip the little feet, and laughingly the eyes
bean. out on everything they meet. Hoi
clear the way, false curls with your faded
beauty tricks; Ho clear the way, ye suckers
of the white nobs Of your sticks: Ho smo-
kers Of IIavanas, stop your putting, ere that
eye puts a stopper on your fire with its liquid
brilancy Proudly goes the little bonnet.
proudly steps the little feet laughingly the
eyes beam cut on everything they meet.
--Phikad Sun.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17
y. G. JOHNSON,
SAMUEL j. X. HANDY,
LATE OF PLAcERyILLE, cAL.,)

COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
JJAyING removed TO Volcano, will strictly at
| Tend to all Professional Business confded TO
him in the several Courts Of Amador, Calayeras
md ri Dorado counties, and in the Supreme Court
Of the State. uopos
,aurant of Spangle Co. -.
dec 8 -
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17

BRIGHT HoURs AND GLOOMY this
beautiful world Indeed, | know not what
to think of it, Sometimes is is all gadness
and sunshine, and Heaven itself seems to lie
not far away, then it suddenly changes, and is
dark and sorrowfnl, and the clouds shut out
the day. In the lives of the saddest of US
there are bright days ike this, when wet
as if we could take the world in our ~
then comes the gloomy hours, when tht
will not burn upon our hearts and all w1tn-
out and within is dismal and dark. Believe
me, every heart has its secret sorrows, which
the world knows not Of and oftentimes we
call man cold when he is sad--Longf fellole.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-17
Statutes of 1850 I

WHOEVER has the copy belonging to the un-
dersigned will confer favor by returning
VIC same immediately.
TEBBS & JOHNSON.
nov l6
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NEW RxcrLArIoS.--Te Postmaster Gener.
al, by what right we eannos see, has directed
thatall mail matters addressed TO "boyv in
post once, shalt be sent TO the Dead Letter
Office, instead Of being forwarded to ils I'd
dress. The reason given for this is tina, ma
ny lottery and other circulsss are thus di.
.ss.ss., 10 :..s 4nno, aDee OF some people,
This may Nil be, but they had better suffel
the annoyance, than deprive others Of letters
OF importance, or delay their receipt. All
transient mail matter addressed simply TO Z
postofhce, ID to share the sstne fate. Such
an order a. the last, applied 70 unpaid mat
ter, might be we'll enough, but, IL We choose
to address circular to postolkcs, and pre-
pay =, We can't SEQ Why the Department
should not carry it.
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- Ouf frisad and fellow tow1smAn, +,
kinoey, Who, for . eeaGi1erahis laa9tk q
80 laithfally ssrvsd ~ ee4nty b he -
pacely Of clerk Of the diet1, court, ~ ~
eelesd the appoinqDsot t18sv. Q1mes q
elouk Of the Suppress ADuft ~ IewA r. o.
- vacancy ocsasio1s1 BY - deo1i1611oa =
- late incumbs6t.
Mr.. Kinsey 10 - of s8esllsat eaalI1es-
tion and eminontly ccmpstsns to dissargs The
duties Of his new position. Wapslio lstsl-
ligcnccr.
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moog mnmunlnk
ID -; = No. ~ r. 49, ~ y - -
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City -
MO9MON VISA Nassa11IAl 80 -
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WH. Lgl0a cvN, Huen i. n1D.
| KseIsk ~. S.d isss Az
ELEaANT Js~elry. ssitshls for CSriss.as asa
| IA New Years Presjnts Il
| IT, T. DOU SLKDAY = WllSONN.
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- =
k1UnIH A"a.ss, Osf.s Caeas reeaes 6coks,
~h'' i1s e.o. . $500 80 ~ asM =
deelsd $500. near M.in.
- ANA Snsss ueesw ana nsa,
s.cIsa 49, J" - ~.
x-.I 1.,cs - -
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Z 1s1I;;ai Nm ~ a~unnu.s
Iva. " DoDs 49, wANs
90 o-se.e-.s, - lam.
ma SAT 0p"sns. sso,, g
a..,sa 1919
u...o1 eeoosa-s... aeas AAln.
DOCKS suits !, fur nr.senf. "a chliAr.., 4. 800
- variety
v. =. U)lbLEDA1 Wlk6UNS,
oeclod cecond-se = neas AAin
WE01. vAWTER g ~ R0T.
RANKERC
WlcInn1nL,
4 W1SNAAVaS maee - sefTsus fafes o. II
~ 0senSs.
A29 % Csiasl.s Parsons. tdsol7-d1v
Ahaln 80 unn.s.cee.s.. - E-.s.E
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CO Immense quantities Of counterfeit
notes on the AercastiIs Bank Of Hartford.
Connecticut, have been circulated through
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana.
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No. 81 Johnson l., BIT. ID D u, Kuo4UK, IOWA
Sso. .. IIs, La. q Albany. n. Z.
0uLLMTI0Ns mAlein ill Parts Of the wess, ssd
~ promptly RENTED On day - paynsnt q cor.
rcn. ratsS.
Bank Of the State Of New York, NY.
b. j. Blake, IAshier u Merunseils Bank. n Y
Lyman Chaplin, Albany, N. Y.
Brastas Corning 4 TO-, Albany, MY.
Hon. Jno. L. .hoolesaft, frest Conm' Dsnk, Al
bany. N. Y.
Thos. w. Oieo,t. prep't MssAaAies' = Ysrusu'
hank, Albany, New York.
Gilbut 1. Mtlsoa, Ash 1rsas. n. Y. ConAsal 3.
H. Co., Albany.
Thsasoa y ca = Expspsa. 1astso.
Hos. Hssstis EeyWsss, Utloa, NY.
Lrsn baak, Pail Village, Ooaa.
Msrins Bank, DsHaio, n.
Jno X. Lce 4 Co., Baakers, Bslalo NY
MisAigaa Insurance TO. hsnk, Detroit, Mich.
Marine Raak, Chicago, Ills.
(. n. BarnA 4 Co., ChSeeeo.
BAnk It Comnevce, Aiiusukse, Wis.
J. Mortimer HALL. 81. Paul. Miaassots.
0rssne, Thomas &c., Bsnkeu, Du1lingtoa, Iowa
sker, Renick 3 Co., - st. Lenis, No.
Msasn. D. W. 4 =. Kilhousus, Ksoksk, lswa
Jne. Jasob Wendell, Cashier Deueins n. d \. rec.
dscls-dsy
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c. Two men have been arrested Ia Gin
cinnati for ssbody snatching," and held to
bail. The penalty il = fne Of $1,000, and six
months imprisonment.
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Sr. Louis.-Ths Rspublisan ststss 10
population Of st. Loais Of lS0, 900; . census
having been just taken.
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CARRIAGE, HARNESS, AND SHOBAA-
KERS' NATKRIALs.
The Highst Market Priss PAD II O.
IoR nIpas.
B1RNARD. NAUDAIa CO.,
No. Isl. UaIsa Ussk,
Ksoknk, De. l31&v uain-sk
Ooal0Quent List ~ Lets - watch
Special T0x0O 0Ro AOo 0U1 0mDO10.

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II Kseksk. - ssssty. - 0te1s q 1sua, vAsss
sa0es ere nsosiens1 ahsss, - I'll etAeU lnees.
sstsd, thet : spesaal tAx hes bsss essaBs1
ed ls.isa e cid ,sss. fss ~ p.ase =
.assd n ~ ahsss Iiss, 80 snAs0 pagnssa
u naAs ~ ~ texss - LEVIED, osa elos ~
s.sss. Ssedss he II Day = Jasa.sy, = 2. ~.
~ said le1s, ~ - n1s6 eAneeae - ohall u
!: =. :. = a. s':ss =, g: g. !: - !: ~: =.
00es, y SID sasy. hstwssa The hsass = s's1sah
&C. sxsy1ns,
:. go. colisssss Il sss cisy = kssksk.
DELInQUENT AtD1 - LOrO
vAtsh ePsssl Tsxes ~ dss, asa nspalA, IL
Ovssrs' Nssss. Lot. Sissk. ~. CssG.
u'l.:''.' We, 4, g sI, r. r:
Ne.iss 10 hereby given % ~ essau z = - r..
dsse.ihA n he 1oasssiag lias, sis1saet aAheQA0
Of Kssksh, L. sossty add 6ssts e lsuA 49,
nsmN sss 1sa tioasd ahovs ssa I'll stAsss inss1agl
- E ~ ~ =: s.ss ~
Black No. IA. = dssignaisd l. ~ eAsys VI
a1A unlsss pny1ent - nnAe & - DnnUD leg16G
eaa alae AZ s6sss 1e3ass ~ 3leA ~ = D61pg
4. p. fose. ~ salA Nh. Or - u1sa sAMol .
Win : 80 . - ~ sfassssa1. = q 6sy1si
4. 4. - sslssk Z. 4. &C. 1I1Vl11
Coilessss II ~ Ctly = Kssksh.
A~sA veea 1880 I
~ rslcs, s n yssa ssar 4 Ds1oS & o. Jsss
D. Meisss Kaiirssd, vhers 9 kunkr. - g
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WALxER.-Accounts OF same date with
.ns intelligence published yesterday, say tina,
Walker was successful in Nicaragua, not.
outstanding the critical position 10 which be
vas LETT. Which account to believe, We do
not know, though the probability is in favor
Of the latter.
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Northern Cross u. r.,
c.

And ITS CONNECTING Lines,
Chicago aud Burlington Railroad. Chicago AID
kock Island ksilrosd. Peoria and OquswkA Rail
road. liiinsis C<ntSal Raiiroad. uxlena and
Chicago Rsiirnsd, and the Michigan Csntrsl and
Michigan Soathern RAILROADS.
A LINZ OF DAILY STAGES h nov running
bstwesa keokak and Plymouth, rs miles making
regular connections With traius % the Northern
Crvss ailroaA. to al points NORTH East and eouih
FOUR TRAINS PASS PLYMOUTH ALLY,
tSuudays excepted - follows:
NORTHEAST TO CHICAGO.
EvENxs Exraxss Leaves QaiAcy 1t 4:so p. 49,
Arrives At PLYMOUTH u SEQ p. m. q 0slsshuss
1t bio m, II wynst 1t ll:ao y. a., ~ Meaaoss
st l:i5 N, ct Junction ~ 4:i0 = n, and ct Chi
eago ~ 600 .. m.
AosxlH0 kxPasAs Leaves Quincy ct SEQ o 49,
Arrives II PLYMOUTH 1t TOO . N, 1t Galssbarg
~ i0:3e . ~, at wyanss ~ lies p m, st Mendoza
g 3;se. ldinasr,l ~ Jssesion at 537 p m. and u
Chicago 67oo p. ~
SOUTHWEST TO QUINCY.
Evssiso Exrssss passes PLYMOUTH at Vas
o'ciock.
Monxrsa Rxraxss passes PLYMOUTH .. zoe
o'clock.
Indefatigabls exertions will b. made to render
this rapid. pisssing and reliable route
Running Time from xeOkuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-19

AsEcDorx o. Col. FkxxoSr New
York correspondent Of the London Daily
Asss has the following in letter dated
Nor. 9Th
Colonel Fremont, yesterday, in threading
Wall strsst, jostiing himself aysins. q thou.
saad ps4asGriAns, hailed friend over ID.
ethse 80 r fhe street for monent. and =
s0ijr w1s q NJ face, and he said: ssWell.
better lack ns1t time; now have got four
years 81 freedon.0 The next words were
wosthg II John Charles Fremont ssMay God
ssad lhaG Mr. Buchanan will make better
Pscsi6sat thaa coold.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-19

REMOVAL OF LkcoxprE.--lt 10 generally re-
ported - a. essas that has actually trans.
p'red, thai Lssonpte has been removed, ans
James .. Hsrrison appointed in his place, a,
arrerious report stated. But We have seer
no nD4sestionably authentic statement to
thar effect, though ii is possibly true.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-19

AEv. Ma. IYsa.--The friends Of Rev. Mr..
Tying, dismissed by the Pro Slavery majority
u the church Of the Epiphany, Philadel.
phia, have gathered new and largo congre-
CATION Tor him. A church is 10 be erected
Tor which ~, 900 have already been subscri.
bed The rev .:;.. . . ....p, mean.
time, in National Hall, which, capable Of nc.
conmodatlng several thousand, il dsnsel,
llled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-12-19

TMROUGH TICKETS.
From kcokuk, allowing passenger " stop ct any
pint aud ressns their ssats b. procured ~ the
Company . OGce.
Al0in-ss., betsceen I'd and Sd,
One door from the Billings HOUSE, tformsrly La
clsds, keokak.
rrAvslsn ca get reliable information At
this once in regard " All Railroad Routes in the
United states.
~r,ckst Once open from . m 70 pm.
j. X. 1EWkSBTRY,
Ticket Agent, Keoksk, Isws.
:. M. BURNHAN,
GsacrAi Ticket Agent, Quincy.
E8 While the river % frossn over, stages will
start from the oGcs 9 Main ST., until then st .
N from Hamilton iasdiaS. opposite Ksokuk.
dscl9Jd J.k.T.