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y. i. Antuony, palAnce VI snieIy -
Supervisor, 100 w
Hawkins Taylor, Police Expenses, l40 90
The Bills OF j. B. Howell l. Co., amount
ing to $20l 90, the bill Of the Post company,
of $8l IS, and of T. j, Elliot Co., Of 1912
80, were referred to the committee on Judi.
ciary, with instructions to examine the same,
and report to the Clerk the amount to be
paid on the same.
The bill Of Chas. Parsons, cash advanced
to keok uk Hook and Ladder company for
sending agent 70 St Louis, April 1857, to
purchase buckets, poles, axes, signal lights
&C., Of $25 90, was referred 70 the commit
tee on claims.
The bill Of d. u. Smith and A. I. Walling,
OF $50 90 for expenses ~ committee to ST.
Louis, was referred TO the committee on FL
nance.
J'he Engineer reported tho assessment for
curbing and Macadamizing on johnson st.,
from fifth to sixth, and the assessment Of
paving on Blondeau street, and Of curbing
and paving on..Second, Third, and Bank sts.,
whereupon the following resolution Was
adopted:
Resolved, That q special tax rs indicated
below be assessed and levied upon the prop
erty hereinafter described, it being special
tax upon said lots for curbing and Mac
adamizing in front thereof, as reported by
the city Engineer in his report, dated Oct.
5th, 1857:
r. .,,nl,,r, "a ~ srl II. ~
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1887. 1851.
FALL AND wINrER TnADE.
=. q. Payross = Co..
A RE now IN rscsipt ok . large and we'll sslgcted
"A stock OF Fall aud Winter Dry 0onds, sslscssd
With graf care for this market, 10 which tAs a..
tsntioa VI friends aud tie public ID rsspee3ul
~ eatied.
Il 10 not our intention 70 ray. like sous persoas
Who have goods to sell. that - will sell - 70 -
per cent. less than ssy oaass hsnss bat ~ - say
end believe, that ous rricss viii son pAss fsvsrs
bly, with sny vssuar hopss In this city.
4 dive " . call, at No. IS Aaia-st., and leok foi
yourselves. (spso-ds1-ve0 1
DMES8 GOODS.
DLACk and Fancy fiikas frsask 1ssinoss,
ID Pisin, prm1d and siHpsa Wool Ds Leiu
Cashnsrss. Poi lins, Prs isn Dc iainas Cebsrgs
AlpAsas, H., Ae. Latest Siyies 9
sspaod3a J, I. IARRorr : co.
UhaWas, Glsaks AaA MANslss. :
nkOCuk, Stella, Cashmsre anl " uSl Hhswls
u al grader. Closks end Nantes u tho latest
styles ID all grades, very cheap.
ssp3sA3m III \. 4. PAkhOTT . CO.
lnooss Ne opSnS NaeAs.
TStAAT-oUAkTEk.1 O.A asd 13sl Anss end
IL Cotton khsetings, Pillow casc Linens sna Nus.
Inns, Tswelias, Table CicsAs, Napkins. wisAsv
shades o1G yJl1uscs, Wool and Cation Danaska
Table - r1sSs Covers. Aualin sna Lace Curtaiss
To-, in grsaa variety.
| sspssa3n J. 9. PAEkOrT : CO.
CarRots, &c.
lRUSSBLS, Iagvaio, hsm, u, Inn aaA nsg Ger
- pets; Floor OIL Cloths, Stair Carpets. Stall,
Linsns snd Oil Cloths, stair Rods; ksgs and ~ at
h great variety. good assertasnt Tor saie .,
reasonable AesDs.
s@pSo1la &c. PARRorr 90.
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NEW FALL aALkaN IN n

NEW FALL 0kLkAN 80ys
hA ISIS WARMER wishes - osti1y ~ fesmsS
lXl patrons, and tbs publia generally, tAas 80
AAs rstsRnsd from New York With : vWy ehelss
stock Of Doansss and Millinsvy 0ssas, passAassd
from the largest New York Importers, and Which
ars nov ready for sale o. inspection.
All orders exeeuted with dispatch, AnA vassant-
ID 10 give sAtisfastios.
straw Bssaets blsached u dyed.
Csrsis's ballding. one dsor below feens oses.
pied 10 the sDStAs, which haye bsea G9tsA % In
modern style expressly for this puSpess.
Fourth street, between MsiA Al Dloadns, Kss-
kak, Is6a. Eaop1tdt1
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Uncurrens Money,
xAINE.
Sanford bank.
Ellsworth bank, Ellsworth.
Canton bank, South China.
Bank Of llallowell,
Exchange bank, Bangor.
Hancock bank, Ellsworth.
Mousum River bank.
RHODE ISLAND.
Rhode Island Central.
farmers bank, Wexford.
Bank Of the Republic, Providence.
Mt. Vernon bank, do
Arcade do do
Pawtucket do do
Warwick do Warwick.
Tiverton do Fall River.
Sowamset do Warren.
Bank Of the South County.
IIopkinton bank, Westerly.
CONNECTICUT.
Wooster bank, Danbury.
Bank Of North America, Seymour.
Dandy bank, Dandy.
Bank Of Hartford Co., Hartford.
Colchester bank, Colchester.
NEW YORK.
Farmers bank OF Saratoga Co.
Ontario Co. bank.
Exchange bank, Buffalo.
Hollister do do
Reciprocity do do
Oliver Lees do do
Niagara River bank, Tonawanda.
Bank Of Orleans, Albion.
Ontario bank, Utica.
Huguenot bank
Yates Go. do Penn Yam.
/ Wcstapp IN lockport
Chemung Co bank.
Bank Of Medina.
do Lima.
Leonnrdsvillc bank,
1 Hamilton Exchange bank.
NEW JERSEY.
Commercial, Perth Amboy.
Bank Of New Jersey, New Brunswick.
Bergen Co.
PENNSYLVANIA.
/ Erie City bank.
Warren Co. bank.
Bank Of New Castle.
Farmers and Drovers' bank, Waynesburgh.
Honssdnle bank, Honesdale.
Bank Of Middletown.
Lancaster bank.
Farmers aud Merchants bank, Gresnsbor
Valley bank, Hagerstown.
/ Cumberland Savings bank.
wAsHiNGroS, DC.
Refuse ALL
VIRGINIA..
kanawha bank, Kanawha.
Bank Of kanawha, Maiden.
sourn CAROLINA.
Com. bank, Columbia.
! GEoKGfA.
Refuse all.
/ Refuse all.
/ Refuse oil.
ILLINOIS.
Stock Security, Danville.
! Peoples, Carm.
/ Nashville, Rushyille.
Bank Of Elgin.
8 Pike co.
/" BelleviIle.
" Chester.
g Napcrvile.
Commonwealth.
/ s Aurora.
( Marine bank, Chicago.
Railroad do, Decatur.
MerchAnts' and Drovsrs', Joliet.
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ing Machine will please addrss hin through ths
postctce, call ~ his piass Of basinsss, Ne. -
Man-st., keok uk, lows. tocts-d3vl
DE.INQUENT LIST OG LOTs,
N which special taxes are das snd unpaid. fer
NIMcAdAmiaing and Curbing On Fint stsset, ss-
tween johnson street and Ess6aaxs street.
Owner Names. Lot. Blosk. Tar. Cost
unknown, Ia 477l.s3 SAL
:. ~ u 3sts4 AS
soft rear end Z : H., 's:,s s =,
NOTICE 10 hereby givca " The owners Of tho
Lots described In the foregoing list sitsAssd in the
City OF keokuk, Lee County and STATE Of Iowa,
snd ~ Others ,a.ssssssa. thai spssial ..x =.
Council Of ssidcity for AcAdanising and Casbiag
first street. dss grated in tAs above isk, and
unlsss payment - osdc II the taxes - lsvisa,
and also al costs. before the 3sth day Of October.
A. y. 1857, the said lots, % much thereof -
shalt b nso ssasy 70 discharge sad tax and eosts.
will bs sold On The day aforesaid, at The Mayors
Once in raid city between the hoarI Of y e'eieck
Z. n.aad 5s'elsok Pa. ..a
Calsestof Of the City Of Rsokak.
Oct, s. 1857. did
DROWN LOWE, Il Keetsk, Iewa, hays this
- day sssigned 70 me Tor the bessat Of Al thsiS
sna real ..s. sd.s rs Vii 'i present. 's III,
claims, under oaaA Or saArnation, within thrss
months. . the lav rsasi,s.;; &c
Ksokuk, Iowa, Oet. I, 't7-ost3dSn
NEW 0OODD
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER
lust received Il the New Taiiosing Houss, On
y Fourth stirred, bst~ssn Main 80 BLsdAu.
ovEa c0ArlsGy. Danas ABD vnocK.
President Cloth, Mulberry, Brown.
Moscow Coating, Green. Olive,
Labrador Do Blue, Dahlis,
French Ribbed. and Bronss, And
London Aeltonsi Black
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or Macadamizing on johnson Street fr,

Council adjourned to Oct. Is, 1851, at
O'Clock, A. NJ.
b. s. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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N q III u m b n r.
new store. New OssAs, ana
REDUCED PRICES!
fTvHE subscriber has taken the New Brick Store,
/ north side Of Asin-st.. between Third and
Fourth, Keokak, lows, whore b l. sow rsssiviAs
and Offering . large and veil selected stock Of
NEW 0OObs, all bought for cash uithia ths last
thirty days, ths New York, Dostea saA Phila-
dslphia marksss, ord Asst esiy ssyshas
oar Usock - Large anA Rull,
And customer can hero And almost any srtisls
wanted, that u fashisnAbls and eAsap. Hayins
come to The eoasis:ips ta.t"s srs = =: haa1 e
pay systsm, consequently The
Prices - GooAs Mnss ConAe DoWn !
The ready pay system will b. eAtstualiy AsnsA.
stvsted 81 the oosutsf, ~ every srtiols shall -
sold 81 the very lowest possible advance FROM 0rse
COST, thereby masking difference Of from tsa 70
fifteen per cent. from credit prizes. The 'soste
UMEAP x0R CASH.
saail priests and ssisk rst.rss-.aad vosh .s-
spectfully invits tbs attention Of huyeSg ~ The
richest and most elegant stesA u
6ilk and Fancy Goods
Probably ever ezAibitsl b any sssss ves II Nov
York, cemrslsing . fuli md complete asssrtnsse
| 0f Dilhs asd valvsss, RisasesA hsses - 1se0 =
Popiins Barony Paid. Plaaa anA i'SiatsA Msvi.
rc.. yy.s~ Mnss,te ~ Laisss. Bssseh tsinas,
Toll de Chsveess, Robss de voyaes, Dosalss,
Printed nlaAasts, Csbssgs, Dpnhasina, 1Aswas,
Cleaks ard Asasillas, Dress Rringss, vslvss ~
Taaeta Robes. W.T. a8.4-g
kspssaAl atieatiea y sssssses1 seaAs large stoek
Of white 0eeds, 1nbssi1ssiss, Cellars. btssvsss
haissy ~ 0lsvsa.
CARPETIN0s AND OIL CLOTHS.
Nsv Pesssras = zapsstsy. 1s.sssis - IasTsia.
supsr and supsr 1ns, together with III 10 tsvsI
xrsdas. Alse, Rnn cd AAas. M
Now - aal III ass ssspsstfslly isvitsd - give
= eall. Ne sAasge neSAiae ~ shoWiao eseds,
~ no sFunh,ing u PES Asa't hsy.
r0us Rrjeas aoa No Devie1sa -
". ~. xu11MB,
s1pD M MaIn-st., bstvssn r. - 9TH.
HIyINDOW 0LAGe ~ 49, q gs1n4el psisss
w AAn6AA1AcA 11uCk
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Paper HAmglngs.
EMBRACING I'll ~ laAsss Platforms, & reduced
d. J. n0UBLEDAY ! WILSON. u
ssp1ld Sseoaa-A.
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'sylor. one. quarter salary a. MAY.

II. Taylor, one-quarter salary ~ May
or $50 90
= !. e olsst, '"' '''s- lbs 90
: 1850 49, $50 %
J., Borland, one-qusrtsr saiarJ a.
Market Master, Is 90
J. B. Howell 4 Co., printing pro.
ceedinrs, one. quarter, 81 so
T. J. Elliot Il Co., printing proceed
ings, one-quarter, ~ 81
one Quarter, 81 so
J. j. Bishop, Alderman, l6 meetings, 80 90
Jas. Beebe, do IL do "a 90
ID. A. Day, do 5 do 10 90
VIM. Patterson. do II do 81 90
ID. b. Smith. do Is do 80 90
j. NJ. Shelley, do Is do 80 90
r. H. Wyman, do IL do "a 90
A. +. Mailing, do Is do 80 90
r Aothnny ha1apna of aAlaru A
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Gle r MIN . ~ o1 =,
- MRtUsot.. KooA ~ :
:i,KUrm wilt ouT-Hssss nay = ssn -
knevledes the fact, that haze jsst rstsrssd
froM New York With the bsst stock II ctsAhing
and Tssnishing 0oods ever brought t. IRIS nafkss.
when ssy the best, don Z nses the lasgset, but
the lest uetssiai and better DaAs, ssA got up -
bsttsf styls. In order - prove this fsse " Jos,
I vosfA merely ed that I - The enly nea -
ksekuk whO pafebassA Clothing Of p. Devils .
Co., Jss wilde, jr. , CO. and naslsrd , 0sSsAsID,
Who, svsfybsdy known, sre The bsst and nsss H.
vosahls hoasss In New York ana wasreae - osks
and II e I'll their Ciothing. 0ivs Ne call, gss-
0sDea, And So Tor yourselves. -
ssplS-d A.W .0AlE1l1A.
A FINE sssostnsas VI sspssiae Beaver Hslis.
"A sisrs for sale ct - Asta-st.,hy
ssplS-d 0RIFI.
flSMR Ansst black Doe Skin CaSsimsFs Pants y
the market, for sale q ~ Aain-st. ~
A LARGE assortment OF vssts, all sosts asd
IA sisss, fersAls Ct ~ Aain-strsst, ~
seplS-d GRIP.
LSxTkA Ans Goth CSass fos $40 sheep, aad n
II warranted, u No. - Main-ssssss, 81
sspls-d 0kIBB.
A ND tbs largest and beat selected sessk Of
"a Youths, Boys and Children , ClotAise u this
market, for sale ct ~ Aain-st. Call u, Ladiss,
end sse them. A. ". 0R1fl1H.
sspl6.d
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MAs Losr N A CoRs FiELp--Aol Forxn
UsrsL rae FOURTH DAr.---Great solic!,nde
was created q sDVit tine since by tne absence
81 car old friend, Danie! S. Morrison Of ilot
Spring county lie has very remarkable
field Of corn, and walking down one evening
TO see what damage the coons we're doing.
be CHANGED to stroll too fars from the fence
and soon became lost 10 the immense growth
OF corn. He wandered for three DAYS. sub.
sisting during that time on green corn. HE
negroes becoming alarmed about him, com
menced diiigcnt search, and found him on
tho fourth day. lie vas then busiy engaged
in rubbing two dry sticks together 10 make
fire, the green raw corn having produced an
unpleasant sensation on his stomach. lie
thinks that he would have found his Nay out
on the third day, but lac got into patch or
black republican beans, and then gave up.--
Lixls Rock, Ark, Gazstte;. Sept. 1.
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MogE BANK SUsrsNsloSs.-W refer to our
News column for the latest bank suspensions.
Such Of them as our bankers spot VIII appear
in our list hereafter.
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y. A. DUKE,
NUYAC Q q = .
AND DuALsR n
BOOTS 4 SHOES,

AGENT POR
b ] = = . p '
Sc WIN q
NJ 4 q ~ ! N = . +.
DERSoNS desiring to
i purchase or make
inq uiries In regard to
this superi or labor saw
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Dhsuolu len.
THE Co Partnership heretofore existing be-
= twssn the Subscribers, under tbs nAms and
firm Of Fasrar . Ma3nss, h this day aissolvsa ~
mutual consent. Robert = p. 9. Haipss will con
tinue in tho business, and sign tho name Of the
firm in iiqu idation. They will also settle all
BE- paid them. II. s. FARRAR.
ROBERT HAINES
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so ana seel Go aud See what
WHY, PENNIES
SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW FALL DM Ess GOODsy
THE GREATEST VARIETY EVER OFFERED,
A ND selling At Prices that tall their own tAls.
n Rich PARIS Embroidered Sets. Collars, Under
Sieeyer, Bands and Flouneings, Edgings and In
servings, and other mica goeds, loo numerous 70
JUS, Received and going on like hot cakes
Cali soon or You lose them. PERINE'E
sep22d Cheap Cash 6ters.
r X DR A on DINA \ ATT0AOTKONpl
N the way Of Carpets and OIL Cl0ths; nee pat
terms ot Royal Veivcts, Tapestry Bsusssls, Ia
pestry Ingram. Three Phys, 6npsyss Ase Ard
Mats, at PKkINk'E
srr>sa Cheap Cash Htore.
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SHWALS AND CAOAka.
COME splendid Chinelis 6hswls, Hrccha, Loag
~ and squa r. Shawls, and al kinds Of Wool
shswls, from the very bsst quality down the
latess styles VI Cioaks aud Aantillas. cheap q
se.2yl PERINR'H.
"A and poor, cas- save from 10 70 Is per cent. ~
makiag thsir purchases from he fn0snss variety
Of goods displayeA II WV. PEklNkE
ssp3od chsap CasA etesa. \
A LEXANDEKo Md Gloves can b. found -
n ssp2vd PkRINk1.
ESNDLEsS variety ok Windov Shades q ~
e sep2Od CHEAP CASH 61OHR.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31


The LABoRrNo GLASSES IN ENGLASD.--The
all but general paralysis of all departments of
trade throughout Great Britain is productive
Of an amount of suffering and want among the
laboring gclasses-particularly in manufacturing
6istricts--almost wholly without precedent.
In the single city of Manchester alone it is es-
timated that the unemployed are no fewer than
ten thousand. At Preston pauperism is in
creasing at frightfully rapid rate. During
the week previous tn the departure OF the
steamer there were no less than 8, ,038 recipients
of outdoor relief--that is to say, 1,849 more
more than the previous week, and 1000 more
than in ordinary times. Preston and Manches-
ter, however, bad as they are, are no worse on
than Birmingham, Bolton, Sheffield, and most
other great centres of industry. Public and
private benevolence is liberally exercised to
alleviate the general distress, yet as winter is
but setting in, in the absence of any speedy
revival in trade, the prospect ahead is gloomy
in the extreme. a
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Down into the Grave.


Drop, drop, into the grave, Old Leaf,
Drop, drop Into the grave;
Thy aeoru's grown, thy aeorns sown-
Drop, drep into the grave
December's tempests rave, old Leaf!
Above thy forent,graye, Old Leafi 5N
Drop, drop into thegraye
The birds in spring will aweetly sing,
That death alsne Ia sad
The grass will grow, the primrose show
That death alone ia sad
Lament above thy grave, Old Leaf
For what has life to do with grietf d6L
sTis death alone that's sad.
What then? Wetwo have both lived through
The sunshine and the RAIN
AM bless'd be he, to me and thee,
Who sent his sun and rain laf.
We've had our sun and rain, Uld Leat,
And God will send again, Old Leaf,
The sunshine and the rain.
Race after race Of Leaves and men
Bloom, wither, and are gone;
Aa winds and waters rise aad fall,
SO lite and death roll on; s,ll
And long as ocean heaves, Old Loaf, M
And bud and faae the leaves, Old Leaf,
Z Wili life and death roll on.
How like am to thee, Old Leaf!
Well drop together down; l1
How like art thou TO me, Old Leaf!
Ma,u drop together down. 5a. t...
= Tn grew and thou art brown, Old Leafl
Re'lldrop together down, Old Leaf!
Wen drop together down!
Drop, drop into the grave, Old Leaf
Drop, drop int the grave:
Thy aoorns grown, thy acorn's sown--
Drop, drop into the grave.
Decem5er's tempests rave, Old Leaf,
Above thy forest-graye, Old Leaf:
Drop, drop into the grave!
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

NAvAL.-The United States steam frigate
Saranac, fifteen days from Norfolk, was at
Barbadoes about the 18th instant, coaling-all
well on boaid except Captain Kelley, who was
injured whilst returning from visit to the
Governor, by the running away Of the horse
and upsetting the carriage.
Capt. Du Pont, OF the United States frigate
Minnesota, reports his arrival with his ship at
Table Bay, Cape OF Good Hope on the 7th Of
September, after passage of sixty-seven days
from Norfolk. The general health on board
was good. Capt. Du Pont reports unfavora-
bly, upon the employment of landsmen taken
from large cities in ships of war, as they prove
vicious and worthless. The Minnesota was to
about the 2lst inst. Fstsr
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

rIlHE UNDERSiiNE ED thankful for pa 81 favors IRON
generous public, aah hoplng to merit the sae by
after on business and to the American
iuxuries robaceo, snuff and Segars gives notice That
ms eeeivsd lot of superior eyars from the most
erent Kinds and ranging from half cent to ten ems
piece. Also lot of superior bright Tobaccos VIZ. WI
gnla Dia lem, Fig, hlinrado, Belle OF FlorIda; besldes
different kuds Of bnck TobSecos, smoking Tooace hhd
and Goalwns He is agentiUr newspapers froma Parts
Of the Ualon, New York Ledger, Flag Of U nion,
Harpors Weekly, parlor Caset nlon y rank
leBlies Illustrated Newspaper, and nl kinds oi eMs
papers constantly on hand. He has hand fine lot
Niolins, Violin Bows, Ylon Srngs, 81. ewst BrfMges
The attention public is respectfully nyited to MS
Ne,gnrk. DsI. - $. CHOATE.
mar "a 3nna SsuarS, Tobacco. .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

ann phhFWE5 AENPR ia SS4HESARK, psT..
ha THE SUBSCRIBER tepdershis thanss 70 a. n 's =
MM since he commenced business in Newark an a
WE would respectfully state that he has removed 90
-AA- the Od,i Follows Hsll where he will have more
room and greater facilities in the conduct Of bus bns
pegienoe in the art Of garment drafting and employing
none but competent hands, viii be safe guarantee haL
al orders lett at hts store viii bo executed IN mea
substantial and .the Bhnrest notice ghe pest
anality tjAsstMERs and VEsrINCs CONSTANT
yEenf on hand besi ss large and varied assortment OF
Hendkefchies, Collars, Neck.es, 6loves' Stooklngs.
Shuts, Suspenders, &o. A an excellent nssortlent
Of Havana and domestic Segurs, Chewing and Smokms
Tobacco with variety of other articles hsnay 70 pc
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DEATH FROM HyDRoPHoBIA.--Richar w.
Jacobs, 22years Of age, son of Mr. Richard
Jacobs, of South Danyers, Mass, who had been
unwell for a few days, complaining of pains in
his bones, was on Friday last seized with Sc
we're pains, accompanied by ravings and all the
symptoms Of hydrophobia, which continued
until death relieved him OF his terrible suffer-
ings sometime during the night. The deceased
was bitten by dog some fifteen years ago,
while living In Illinois, and the deadly virus,
it is supposed, must have been lurking in his
system ever since. II SO, 1t is remarkable
case.
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PEOPLE'S BAKERY, n
NO. AZ SECOND STREET, BETWEEN FRENCH
AND WALNUT,
PX1fLLlP COunHS.

-. MOULD respectfully inform the citizens q
0GEN " Wilmington and its vicinity ,that he hasoPen'
sA ed his new BAKERY No. ~ East Second st., where
be found the following articles, such extra large
Bread Pies and Crackers Of every aso the fo
afternoon Plum cake Almond cake, Clifton cake, Large
pound cake, Large spone cake, Fancy cake Ruisn and
Sheet sponge Iced Spanish meoaroons Meeaoons coeos
speed ginger Breaa9 81 100 scotch cakes for 81 l60
Honey cakes for pound cakes for Q Fan
caes Drop cakes Domestic cakes Sugar cakes, French
sugar cakes Rough sugar cakes Rock cakes Queen cakes
for 81; Water sugar and soda Crackers.
N. B-Cakes Iced and OInamented in every STYLE. Or
ders thankfully received and punctuay attended TO- Fam
lies can be supplied with BREAD by leaving their
the BakeFy Very particular attention paid TO FAMl-
NFEoTioNARI .-Ail kinds Of Candy, Wholesale
nd Retail. July 9-tf.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-31

+ make remark upon single point. You state that
the President has changed bis policy in regard 10
Kansas. Andwhy this allegation Simply because
the Convention OF Kansas have in he exercise Of the
rights belonging TO them decided that they wo uld
not submit the whole Constitution to the people, al.
though they had submitted the all important and
dangerous question Of slavery, which threatened to
convuse the Union, and was alone prominent in the
minds Of the people throughout every State he he'd
not treated the submission of this momentous aues-
tion mere nullity. Under these circumstances
ID was his imperative duty and this was in strict
conformity with the previous Instructions, to take
that fair election be held on this vital ques-
tou, and thus give peace to the Union. Had he
acted in any other manner, merely because he pre-.
ferred the submission of the Constitution originally
to the people, his responsibility would have been Of
the grnvest character. He never intimated or ex.
pressed the opinion that the Convention were bound
to submit any portion Of the Constitution to the peo
pie except the question Of slavery much less then
that portion would be invalid without such submis
sion Had he entertained such an opinion, this
would have been In opposition the numerous pre-.
cedents which have occurred since the adoption Of
the Federal Constitution by the different States
The question of slavery the all absorbing ques-
tion and you sent to Kanas with the full con
fdenee of the President to carry the principles
Of the Kansas Nebraska act. With the question
whether Kansas was to be free slave State, you
were not to interfere You were to secure to the
people Of Kansas free and fair election to decide
the question for themselves; The President was
therefore happy to learn from your dispatches co
this Department, ofJuy 18th last, that in all your
speeches you had refreihsd from impressing any
opinion as to whether il should be slave or free
State. f rsi ,l. Ha t8i a4
am instructed to inform you that your resigna-
tion of the office Of Governor of the Territory of
Kansas has been accepted. sM sa4
am, sir, your obedent servant,
LEWIS CASS,
Roprpn 7 WArprp Esn Woohinrton