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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-24
N. =. vANSlCKLEN.
REAL ESTATE AUCTTONEER.

SMITH Il vAN6ICKLEN,
EAL Ms In ~ EAL Es A r 4.
Rousxs, Lots AND rARnsr Oh SALE.
Once on johnson 81, bet. End and ID, opposite
the Posto6ice. feet6
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Heavy Oval 6 Plate
stoves.

THIS article vas designed amp patented By one
i Of the largcst and most successful manufactn-
rers in Cincinnati, and has met with larger sale
than al other box or beating stoves. There have
been similar patterns Of stoves made to represtn mt
Of short service. We invitv close inspection II
his stove and challenge the production Of - heavy
and substantial m srticls he Oval Six Plate At
No. II Mainstreet, keVkuk.
apr3-n COMSlOSk bho
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KB1wAkL UOWB. y TkLrs
KENDALL, HOWE 4 Co.,
tsuccnseOas 70 0OwD, LOCKWOOD COL
Wholesale and 0et0ll
AUCTION 4 COMAlSSION MERCHANTS,
AID Rea1 Ese9te AgeDss,
Second b., psxt door 10 The Athensum, keok uk
lows.
DARTICULAR attention Will be paid 70 buying
aaA selling Real Estate and personal property
DsGstia1ng leaos, and spy other business that ma
- sn1rusted 10 ~.
We have convenient rooms, and will attend 10
storing and forwarding goods and produce Of ali
kinAs.
Liberal cash advances made on goods oonsi gnsd
Ter sale when desired.
We Aavs large and we'll selected stock Of Gold
AID Silver Wssshss, Gold Jswciry, and Notions,
whisA vs oGss st Wholesale and retail, ~ Low ~
ean b found in the country.
Asrchants aad Pedisr win be Supplied at ex-
tfeenetV loo 0riees for oaah
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Ne. % MaSn.st.,

CLOTHING Of al kinds, qsAlitis and psiess-
~ Cloth Costs aed CloAks; Alpaos asd ei1k Cseas.
neota ahoss, Sandals sad ss!sing. fes Gents. =.
1eote-hrst ev@ o6ersd u tho western nastst..-
Lsgslns for idinaAnA valkine, riding bsets. Dsas,
pillows, eushioas. Late Preserves, svinnin4 hslls
usasks. s.ns hAU. 60 q III slAVa - iis1s.
Pals and busksA Tor spsiass, arsssapaaiss, aaa
sp..s:sa i...d est AID .Aos. .l..s .ros.ias
All kis1s q s.syisal a.a Ds.sgis. artssls..
!sgs = - liaA. Doahaaa Aell hsaas. Daa.ssl
and sapDisAsl.
1silss yss,!:sss ss.elsss;
Basteas. cord. !saidlas. fsills. stay ~ drsss
homes, drss Shields
Pen and pencil easss, peasih and pa helasfs,
to letter and bill bands, sosk screws, nAphis Sin,
AnSe xlnes knyss canes 81 al kinds, salsss, fan-
nsh. n.sksG door sprags, and esnsat-
ed vitlssl hoods, vhipa u every kisd Ks:ssyS
asillsss carriage irons.
Hose, packing ord bslting
We ars ssalise Il ~. Louis prizes, and - sAsa1
= can b 81 In any Western sity.
things are nads a. RabAss. We sAsll - nese
happy y 20 shov our soods aaA sxplaia thsir -.
sprll-dAwly
R0AOH R 2 WoOV0IT,
MIRO II ANT TAIL OR6,
nirdst, 49, Main and Johlson.. .......K HOkU
WE ~ now receiving eur Spring oassk. -
w vesld rsspsstfulIy all sttsatisa y ~
eaane, - lpom or position - prastle1l w1kmsn,
vs Ass saAb,sd TO sell The best # goods . low
1gurs.
We vish Is iafssm tAoss Who, from tAsis slss
o. shApe, tAink they never wsrs sannot b 114s6
~ Tailor, 70 Give - trial. and ~ Will gaasan-
~ At, vthsss aiesfatioa, y - u IL le Il ~
0atefial.
Gsntlsmss farnishiag shsir own slotl, ssn hsvs
y made mp into any Style, IN . fashionable nd
vosknaallks naaAsss ~ calling at cor esAahlisA-
uOt. # kapgle-A3n
FER soIs ae = Dargaaa.
slieihas bal1inglot - 1sst fssat, u lees q
"a ths op1iea 81 the pusehAses. oaid loa u %
Nh grossd. and viii - ssid sAsap0 s3Dlis4 To-
Isrns: Ahsst easA ths baleass q easy pay
0qats. lAQuiTs 81 the nn1sfsienp1, eornGs q
yfonklin snA Isl ~. r. =. uRno10N.
poswAlprxe : !: q, oc,; S1iSi xsncHAxr,
pnD momu1, IOWA.
NXYA11uoU91 - - aaA ~ 1gsoe1e. DeAs NJ
w steamboat lan1lng. lapsl4-1e0s
z 90YrEYe1 fSssI n0P6ss H66yyxT.
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Sheet Iron Stoves.
ERLY r REGULATORS.

nF this article We need not speak, it, popa-
NJ larity still continues 70 increase Its sxle.
We make six sisea Of this stovs--open and close
tops--whish We will sell very low. Great care
should be used in selecting the best of Russia Sheet
Iron, with heavy lining, and when we'll made,
these stoves will wear many yeau.
The open tops are . sssons objection to all those
wishing air-t tight stove. We have both opsn
and close top, at77 Aain-st.
apr3-d CUAST0Ck BIO.
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ISOR convenience and utility this Stove 10 unsur.
Il passed. Ithas . large Ore door, open top and
front-beautiful in design, we'll made, and warrant.
ed TO perform we'll In every case. The dsnand hss
been % great for this stove that unable TO
keep up with our orders last season, out now ~
have % extended our works for msking then -
will enable " to Ill the demands promptly In IL.
ture. City buyers especially solicited 70 exAm.
inc this stove before purchasing.
CoMbT0CK BRO,
anrs.d n Nain-st.
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
Net Air rine Geek steve,
Quincy City.
WE call particular attention to this stow,
wv which Tor beauty and finish cannot Be sur-
psssed. II takes long wood, heats rapidly, and
win bake quicker and with less fuel than any 9th
or stove in tho world. Every stove will warrant
to perform we'll, and not to crack by ere, snd
failure in either case will bs remsdied Ly ~ at our
own expense. Please call and Examine this new
article, at n Aain-st.
spr3-d COMSTOCK \ BRO
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". DE WOLF,
49, .sSnsr 49, 1sai Estate Agsns,
LIBTOP PROPERTY POk SALE.
rgNWkNTY-TwOfsete - Exchange, between First

". DE WOLF,
1rcker asA Meal Estats Agsnt,
LIST OF PROPERTY PoE SALE.
TsWRNTY-TwOfsstsn Exchange, between FiSs,
81 and the llsvss.
70 fssteotaes - 80 ksshesgs.
Lot on n1nk-sl-, -. lith ssd 18Th.
50 BY ~. essnas JoAnesa - 81. block lot.
II lots = 0ssssaesF1s e111aisn.s
sef the - lses u NJ Auoam at Low price
lot. .ss.ss 3 sslssss = IL. '''@''' w. :
lots ecruss = JsAae1a - ~ with double
brick hosss spaia1nans - sso0s-
Let :, Blssk 1, KilboUse's addition.
Very desirable lots fosrssidsasssia Mason . Up
per Addition, osiy hall block from Grand Ave
nue..
$50 test square In Reeves Perry Addition.
lsess in Elmwood and Mt. Auburn.
lot on Csrroll-st., bet. 18th and j 3th.
Lots In The new suburb, Esselnont.
A part IT the Simpson farm, mile from the
city.
Also, many other valuable business lots.
i ns,;s.f' s'ssrisi'' s'so'i''d.
TIE Ea1Is CIoSH71G store.
vISHB unAsEsignsd would rsspectfslly announces
/ to the csstoners Of the above paaed sstab-
ishnsnt and thspxblic generally, that be hes par
chased the sstire stock And good will II the same,
aad that be will b II the constant rsesips d. and
keep On Aand, god assestnsnt Of everything
usually found In SSH establishments.
Mr.. Wn. Vinsil, whoss pleading addsess and long
sxpsrisaos In tbs business aPe we'll known, will re-
main ~ salssmsa, md no pains viii BE- spared b
show thal - fer libssality and fair dealing ars
seaesrned netting has been lost By the change.
nchI7d L. b. AALfBY.
A CARD.
HAVING sold the Eagle Clothing Store 10 Mr..
Ill. B. AAltby, take pleasure In rssonmsnding
IN AnA nvdA NJ H.
- In every way worthy Of their custom and good
will.
have left ny books and asceants with Mr.. WIN
vinsil. and earnestly requcst al persons indebted
10 call and settle 1T once.
mchl7d HARRY FULTON.
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NOuioe - EaRnoFs.
VTyE have RfAX1kED which ~ Will furnish y
wv responsible men, 70 SOW this syriag with ~
promise Of their crop, In he faal, - the uashst
price.
n, our Sustomess on reasonable tsgs1 q short no
tics, and With promptnsss.
T. r. RI6SRLL = CO.,
Maia-st., bstwssn 18th snA l5th, Ksoksk.
Apeil II, ,A7-d&w2w
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wes On the back Of letter dspesissd il The
Sasra.suto postelkee yesterday and which
We sincerely hope will rsaah IL destination.
IL would seen - though the writer AAd spf-
fsrsd slightly from ths elects u "ealioo
and sabafn hair" otherwise be could not
have written 20 fsslingly upon the subject
Give this aslast ssd send IL right
To d. Losts. IN the state II Pike,
Where John O'xsllon nay b fonsd
0aliaating some mans girl aSoand.
Had Mn this. and tell Min TO bswaxs
VI calico md aubsru hair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-24

FAxlLY 0socsav.--Ths Arm Of Ayrss Z
Rsynolds II dissolved, Mr.. Ayrss rstlring,
and n. Rsynolds continuing ths busissss q
the old ssAaA Of Hasill = Ralston. Reynolds
h . psrssvsriag and assivs nas, md deter
mined 70 please his customer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-24

Fer SALE
A VALUABLE FAM Of 100 AcSss, about
"A fourth timber, miles 3. W. Of Corydon, Wayne
-, Iowa, asar Main soad from CsnxeviIle 70 Gar
dan Grove, asd near he Northern Missouri railroad
linz FOR timber, water, richness Of soil and beauty
Wayne county II not surpassed. Terms are very
nodsrsts, With long time.
SAMPLE d RANKIN.
a FIRST RATE BPECULATIUN.--1o acres In
"A section u, joining Hssslmont, and nsas Glen
ford Fvsiing either Of those places for beauty Of
Iose&ioA. Terms modsrsts.
msht0 SAMPLE RANKIN
ENOk SALk.-Past Of lots l ard 3, block SO, old
T. limits, bstwesn johnson and Exchange, front
In g3A mshlS SAMPLE . RANKIN.
LHOR sALK.-Two beautifully situated bsi ldinx
Il lots In block I, William addition. LDag time
On same. nchte SAMPLE RANKIN.
a DARgain.
ESABT half VI lot md west half Of lot y, block
Ia los, Main Street, between TIL and Sth. Low
6gurss end long time.
mchio SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-24

AsaivAis.--Dis Vernon, W. 8. Nelson,
Progress, Minnesota, Messenger, Dies Moinss
VALLEY. Lusis May, aad Tom Swarm.
River falling slowly; four feet reported on
the rapids.
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Omen CO0l Radiator.

VT7Einvits all who wish II barn soal IN thar
wv parlors TO call and sec new kadaitor--
We make three sises, suitable fur rooms Of ell d.
sprs-d CoMsTOCK BRO.
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81 OMA0. ~ 11oWKHv.
ATTORNEY At Law, 81

XXIlLL peas1lee h - Aad a1jsi1ine - -
w aNd E ths 6aprsns COaft d ~ o1aAe.
Ones over Pickles : Lssas' bsak, TAisA-st.
jaa13-aly,
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Seven Plate stoves.
WE have also, four sises of vHay sEAvY,
wv Plato Stove which will produce powerful
heat
Drums Of every dimension constantly On hand to
Ct box and coal stoves, at M.in.ss mo
Apr3-d COMsIWh bhu.
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AITBNLAONs
DxRuAP6 abe cheapest saA bsst located
! AAIG 6TRBkT pgspssty inst y Ter sAls) =
Dow s9nsd. being NJ 10, MOD ~ ,1s sss sast II
Msssn. Clask Vas NsssssaA's leather store.
Apply fos terms Ia. - tAs unAsssignsd. Also I
beestiful lots in d. ". KiIbosrnss Arst edition.
lots hstvssn 3th and 81 stssets, - yrankiin.
sprAA SAMPLE RANKIN.
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ELsoAss ExmAcr.--In . speech Of Wen.
deli Phillips, delivered u the late Anti-
Slsvsry Convention, in Boston, oesars the
following eloquent passage:
81 rsmsnbsr oues staoding on ~ qnsys
OF Genoa, and seeing the frigsss Ohio u
anchor in the harbor, asd half Of Italy, With
gay bsnssrs and floating penants bod eons 70
sec her, TO admire her proportioas, go case
at tho star. lit banners ~ tho smblsn OF The
liberty Of the West; and | thought thsn,
what y Il that gives oar country strength and
name In Europei Il 10 not bankrupt Caro-
lina--she 10 never heard from; 4 i not
crippled and lifslsss AlsbAas-vho spsaks
n hsrp Il 10 the fresh blood OF tho yosag a.
snts Of the North IL u frss labor that tells
its tale the world over. Its the sssosross,
the assivisy, the visor Of free labor, thai
makes Amsrica what shs 10 among sasions.
Slavery svsrts her doom only By hiding be-
hiad t."
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WILL ssll so aosss Of Lana. part u The "nes-
i ssnger" Tract. I'm tAc City q Ksckuk, nserths
Ton eats and a1joinisg p. ~. kilbessnst ~ Adj
1ltles. Aais s1ssss aed ~ planaroe1 Sstn sss
thssagh this tSast. HOWARD 4!k1uuAnS
neSi7d ~ 0as Light O. O0se.
|tI0Io1f g. "knGSish tlsu1lGnt, = twe-s1ssY.1
u - at1ae -brisk dwellings IN ny block = 81
abovs ysltan DOW rsady 70 plaster, Will =
$4,000 y : lew days With The mcAesA tnl9pvs
-, inaiAs sAsatSn, r., e., viii y solS Z -
Aa0m cs.ss Co...
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Goiso AHsAD.-"Psrssvsranss ecuqssrs
ell things." Clarke, Of the Literary Depot,
has illustrated the good old ssw onss more.
His beginning In The News line was snail
sseagh. Bat be hes psrssvsrsd, and By the
utmost economy and great industry, hs has
gradually salargsd his borders, uatil, to-day,
hs advsftisss for Wholesale oassonsss. He
10 prompt sud accommodating, and 10 bound
70 make his Depot 6xsd and necessary ID
.titutiou Of tho city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-24

vmY PARncuLAR Nofics.--No tfansisnt
advsrtissnsnts will BE- publlshsd In this Pc
Der unlsss paid for in advanss.
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We set gssslsnsa Of this city, yesterday
Who had jast received fres Washiagtss :
bog Of cuttings from fssit tssss. + $500 b
postoAkes, fraaksd. We ssegssesd ~ y
eaght TO fssl indignaas at Saeh sbase of Z
nationsl institsIion, but be replied ssNo,
10 good for y 70 FsDpLs aAeDen sssDs ~
--lNsw HAvm PALlADru1.
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LOTS In Masou's Lower Addteioo view Of
4 the city and river. Tern cosy.
Also, very desirable lots In Elmwood, for resi-
dsncss.
mehlsd SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
Fer sale,
ESOk few days enly. ons share, o. 10 lots In the
i central part Of Nslsoss. Isquire Of
mchiBd SAMPLE RANKIN.
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CARLyLs says tAas sash man carries under
his has ssPFiyats shsassr," vhseenpon .
grsstsr drs1A thaa = ever pssfsrns1 a ths
mimic stage y astsd; bsginaias cd sadins
In Einrmifv.
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kBoKUK Ps1AiB OoLIsos.--Ws correct {
nistaks 10 the sdvertissmsnt Of The Ksokuk
PsmAls College, this norning, and IN doing
%, take great pleasure in giving sxprsssiou
70 the gsasral feeling Of grstiAessioa sxpsri
sised by the patrons Of the Inssitssies, viii
the character and qsaliaossisas sf he ssw
teachers, Mise Dickinson and Miss Parsons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-24

Gssy L0s sSI SoIe
In DIA0ND'S ADDITION. Terms-l-s eash /;
balance In four year,. These lots are beautifully
sitsatsd on the blua, near Grand Avenue, and CON-
mand 6ne view Of the river. plat of tho same
may b seen 1t the olkce oil c. B. Dimond, in XII
bouSns's Block, Nain-gt. IfeblS-dtf
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R0A0n19 z Wo0V0IT,
NEROHANT TAIL 8

norv.~nrra : 1880 =: $500 NJ. rr~C~Av~
Dng nom1s, IOWA.
w stsanboat lan1ing. fapsll-Aens
z 9UrrEYe q fTssI H0P6ss H06yu6T.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

In FIx.-Jack S-r, was a fine,
bold, manly young fellow when in the
company of the ugly sex, but would
blush like black cat, and entirely lose
his self-possession when in the presence
of a lady.
Upon an occasion, he Unexpectedly
found himself standing at the head of
the dinner table, with several ladies
seated around it, and big roast goose
sitting before him. Now, Jack was but
an Indifferent carver, at best, and under
the gaze of so many soft eyes, he felt
sure of failure. Summoning, however,
all the language he could command, he
stuck the fork deeply into the breast of
the goose, and made manly effort to
get off wing. But it was no 60. The
sweat oozed from Jacks forehead, and
the gravy flew over the ladies-but the
process of dissection hadn't commenced.
AT length, in an agony of despair, he
resolved to sit down, apologize for his
want of skill, and ask his mother to fin
ISL the carving. But alas for poor
Jack, the end of his troubles was not
yet. Close behind him there was a
partition and door leading into his sis
ter's bed room, and the space being mar
row, servant in trying to pass, had re-
moved Jacks chair. When he had re-
clined as far as to where the chair ought
to have been, of course he could mt stop,
and when he found he was falling, he
convulsively tightened his hold on the
handle of the fork, which was still Sc
curely buried in the breast of the goose
The consequences were terrific. Jack
fell against the door, the door bursted
open, and let him into the bed room. the
goose flew over his head-landed on the
bed where the ladies' fxins had been
deposited-and, amid the screams Of
the company, rolled over and over
among the gloves and bonncts.
Jack got up-but he didn't go back
into the dining room. With "fine
frenzy rolling" in his eyes," he made a
rush for the window that opened on the
piazza-went through it head foremost
carrying the sash with him-and was nj
seen again for week.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

MADAM STOWE, AND THE BRITIsH
CRITICS. - 1t is in vain to say that
American criticism is the highest tribu-
nal in which the merits of our authors
are determined. British criticism is, and
for long time to come will be, the high
literary court of appeals, to whose man
dates aspiring American genius must
yield obedience.
The December hummer of Black
wood contains an elaborate, and search
ing review of Mrs. Stoves new story,
DRED. The critic comes to the concIu-
sion that in this production she has fall
en- infinitely below her effort in Uncle
TOMS Cabin" and pronounces the tale
full of glaring errors and imperfections
He closes as follows:
"We have judged her as a moral
artist, and found her portraits disfgured,
and her picture incongruous."
This " crusher " from Blackwood will
be quite damper upon the Madam's
reputation. If she writes for distinc-
ton. (and, although it may be unchari-
table to say it, this is generally the OBJ
ject of authorship she had better stop
ped with the first novel, and "taken
care of her fame"
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

FATAL ACcIDENT-On Monday last
a man named VIM. Richards, at Gold
Flat, while carrying heavy load of
lumber upon his back, stumbled and fell.
The lumber fell upon him COMPRISING
the spine at the back of the neck, and
causing instant paralysis from the neck
down. He died yesterday. Previous to
his death he presented the rare instance
of man to all appearance dead with
the exception of the head, and yet re-
tanning the full possession of his mental
faculties.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

BRoDERICK's GwIN.-It is astonish-
ing how suddenly and secretly personal
property changes hands in California.
A horse belongs to one person at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, and when you get out an
attachment at IL o'clock, you find he
has been sold to, and is in the possession
of another. The same facts are true in
relation to other chattels.
A few days ago, somewhat celebra-
ted man-servant, named Gwin, was, un-
doubtediy, the property of company
known as the "Chivalry Democrats :"
but the other morning it was suddenly
discovered that he had become a part of
the goods and chattels of the Hon. Da-
vid G. Broderick. How the sale was
Effected whether the company was
the contracting party, or whether the
said Gwin undertook to sell himself -
and whether, or not any legal consider
alton passed - all these are matters
which are still in the dark. Mr.. Brod-
erick, at any rate, has the actual and
complete possession, and, in all probabil-
ity, will hold the property. He has ia
ken Gwin with him to Washington.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23
The Hon. PHILLIP MooRE.-TLis

The Hon. PHILLIP MooRE.-TLis
gentleman is the only democratic rep
resentative from Nevada county, who
can show clean record in relation to
the senatorial contest He did not vote
for either Broderick or Gwin, and there
fore occupies very favorable position.
We learn from private sources, and the
newspaper reports, that Mr.. Moore has
been giving the strictest attention to his
legislative duties; and if he continues to
do so to the end of the session, he will
make creditable representative. He
possesses more than the average napac-
ity of California assemblymen.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

10 The Weekly Cleaner takes issue
with the Toicc Of Israel on the question
of divorces among the adherents of the
Jewish faith. The Cleaner denies that
divorces are prohibited by their law,
and states that on the contrary. they
are expressly allowed by the law of
Moses. 1t adds:
And, indeed, divorces do occasion
ally take place among us, as they do
among Christians for the true Voice of
Israel is, not to compel union of body
where there is no congeniality of scul.
We prefer dispensing the means of sepa-
rate single happiness to enforcing ,joint
mtserY.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

DrTcH SuIT.-A heavy suit is now
pending in the District Court between
Kidd, eft al Is Laird, ct al. to determine
the right to the waters of Deer creek
1t involves hundreds of thousands of
dollars property. The plaintiffs move
for an injunction, which is now under
advisement, onthe showing of the plead
ings and afidavits. Mcconnell & Stew
art, and A. A. Sargent are the attorneys
for plaintiffs. Buckner & Hill, and Henry
Meredith for defendants. 1t is the most
important suit ever brought in this
district.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

WELLS, FARGO & Co.-The Journal
of the 9th inst. contained an item copied
from Hodges Financial Reporter, in
which the editor, as one of the stockhol-
ders, calls for information with regard
to the affairs of Wells, Fargo & Co.,
and announces dissatisfaction to exist
on the part of others, towards the Off
GERS aid managers of the company
Since this publication in the Journal, we
have been satisfactorily informed, that
Mr.. Hodge never owned single share
of the stock of the company, and that
no dissatisfaction with the conduct of
affairs, exists among the share holders
in the Atlantic States.
The article in the Reporter contains
no specific charges, and bears upon its
face the mark of some sinister and un-
worthy motive.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

TAxEs.-The tax sale advertised to
take place on Tuesday last, has been
postponed until tomorrow. This will
allow our friends little more time to
save their property, and will be the last
chance,
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

~ What is the difference betwed
a maiden of sixteen and a maiden bf
sixty !! One is careless and happy, and
the other is hairless and cappy.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

RoBBERY.-On Sunday night, tho
18th safe in the county treasprer's Office
of Sonoma county was robbed of s13,=
600, nearly all of which belonged to the
state
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

10 CORRESPONDENTS. -" A FancH
by 'Montbar' was overlooked this wee (
but will appear in our next issue.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

70 Mr.. and Mrs. Stark, Mrs. Sinclair
the Misses Goughenheim, Mile Duret
and Mexican Buchanan, were perform
ing in Australia. at last advices.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

- A general neglect of the educ a.
ton of youth, would be like poisonous
blast in the spring, destroying the hopes
OF future harvest.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

u A house at the head of Main
street was discovered on fire Tuesday
morning about o'clock, by milkman.
The house had not been occupied for
several months. and the fire was no doubt
the work of some human fiend.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-23

EARTHQUAKE Down SouTH.-From'
a letter published in the S. f. Herald,
it seems they have recently had little
stirring up down sohth again. The let
ter is dated Santa Barbara, JanJ.9j and
says: "One hour past. we had shockssof
the most terrible earthquake experience
ed for the last forty-six years in Cali
fornia. They lasted some twenty min
utes. Several houses were injured, but
no lives were lost. The inhabitants all
fed from their houses. For time |
could scarcely keep on my legs. 1t oc-
Cured at IA o'clock this morning.
God help you if it should be felt in San
Francisco just as here. 1t would lie a
heap of ruins"