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DAMN BASx..-The Dandy (yt.) Bank
was thrown out by the Suffolk, at Boston. on
the 5th.
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mr.. samuel..ns banks.

Mr. muels ana BAnks.
Mr.. Samuels represents himself as Bank
or anti.Bank man, just according to the lat
itude he is in; but in Dubuque, where he
lives, he is known as thorough. paced anti
Bank radical. The Dubuque Republican
says:
"The Locofocos Of this region are bank
haters, and their candidate for Governor i.
bank-hater, with just difference enough to
enable him to smooth matters over in the
middle and southern portions Of the State,
where the people desire the establishment Of
a banking system. Tho State Convention
that nominated Ben. NJ Samuels, maintained
a studied silence upon the subject Of Banks.
A thorough antiBank man reported the res
ontlons that the Convention adopted; vet
ne made no sign upon the subject Of Banks.n
We shall see, in few weeks, how an en-
tire party gets along in DopGrNo great ia
sue, and the result Of Mr.. Samuels' "good
Lord and good devil" policy.
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one Good wora for Her.

The disposition Of men to exaggerate the
wickedness of known eyil-doer is very sp-
parent in the case or this most unfortunate
woman Mrs. Canningham.) She has been
undoubtedly guilty Of very grave ofIense in
'.ihe bogus baby business" and has serious
suspicion attached to her ia the MISTER Of
Or. Bardel's death. But the charitabls
world is not satisfied with this, but charges
her with the murder Of her first husband, and
harper's Weekly, whose editorials are unu-
sualiy foolish, goes so far as to urge the
District Attorney to scar III into the circum-
stances OF this case. All this is ridiculous.
Dir. Cunningham died natural death IL ever
a man did. He was sick for months, an by
slow stages reached the end Of d pulmouar
disease. Our information comes from the
clergyman who attended him in his sickness.
and oihclased 1t his funeral. Mrs. Cunning
ham has sins enough TO answer for, and We
hope respectable journals will cease to lond
her down with grasuitous lies. Her condi-
tiaa now is hopeless; but that is no reaso n
Why she should be charged with ofenses
~hich there is no sort Of evidence that she
committed, but on the contrary, the best of
evidence that she did not commit. --[Chris-
than intel.
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ANIMAL DiET BApgoR CHLpRES.-There 10
no greater error in the management OF chill
dren, than thaf Of giving them animal diet
very early. BY persevering in the use Of an
orer.stimu!a,ing diet, the digestive organs
become irritated, and the various secretion-,
.'a.media'A'v CONNECTED win, and accessa.
70 digestion, are diminished, especially the
oittary secretion, and constipation Of the
bowels, aud congestion u the abdominal cir
cosasion, succeed. Children 40 fed become.
moreover, very liable to attacks Of fever and
Inflammation, affecting particularly the mu-
caoas membranes and measles, and the 9th.
er Diseases incident to childhood, nre gene
rally severe in their attack. In referene TO
tins last remark. a distinguished medical
gentleman mentioned TO us that, ia families
where children lived on simple diet, il they
We're seized with measles, whooping cough,
manps and similar diseases, he never called
but once, ~ he knew there was no danger
Dat 70 families WHARF N opposite course vi
pursued, b always expected troubls.
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GTDr. Bushnell uttered the exact trut
when he said:

HT LIT. Bushnell uttered the exact truth
when he said
"Slavery is an essentially barbarous in
stitution. Violence and dissipation bring
down every succeeding generation to state
continually lower, 90 that now, after hum
dred and Fifty years are passed, tho slave
holding territory may be described as q vast
missionary ground, and one 80 uncomforta-
BILE to the faithful ministry Of Christ, by
reason Of its Jealous tempers, and the known
repugnancs it has to many Of the first max
inns of the Gospel, that scarcely q missionary
can be found to enter it. Connected with
this moral decay, the resources Of nature
also are exhausted, and her fertile terrific
rles changed to desert, by the interesting
power VI spendthrift institution. And then,
having made waste where God had made
garden, slavery gathers up the relics Of bank.
ruptcy, and the baser relics still Of virtue
and all manly enterprise, and goes forth to
renew, on a virgin soil, its dismal and for.
lorn history"
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sepsd3w Fourth Il.
iowa COs1LE0E q.
s1sHE nsxt College Term will commence on Thurs.
day, sept, l!. 1851. Candidates. for aanission
u instruction Il - follows.
Rev. BKAsTUs RIPLEY, Carter Professor II
Ancient Languages.
Rev. Henry /. nULLEN, Professor Of Ma.hs-
MATES aAd Natural Philosophy.
DAVID s. SHELDON, M A.. Professor Of
Chemistry and Natural Science.
Res; DAN'LLANs, y. A.. Professor Of Mental
-, Hsndris Professor q Civil In.
cheering and Scientific Mechanics.
--------, Professor q Rhetoric and English
AL.x. J. ouIEcns. n. 4, Priaspal Psr..-
The osi:s. .ssr.s e study eeesp... fo,r y..r,
Exr.ssss.--Tuition 80 per session; board Ia
the college boarding heases 81 rs g s % bar
week ineidsntal', room rent, &C., from = = IS
Young ladies Win Asrsafser B, sdn,ttsa 10
the College Classss, on sxaaiaAtien 81 the 7se-
Why. new boarding horse. adisscnt % ths
COLLEGE, Is being PrsPAsed fas thsir socomnodA-
u0n.
The Preparatory dspa,smens viii b, made ,tlll
ness soeisAt thAa hssstolcr. Bssldn sAieyinr
the exclusive attention u IN sxpesisneed esasAer
recently In charge Of Prspssstosy Department
e ~ Eastern cS S1 y. siy.a.
branches Of study. For methed, sIeteseAnss1.
'And the prodnstioa q sshelas6ktp IL Is iefsn1ed
that this der srteAs ahAll naistsin the very 1rst
rs.k iesas Lsaaes admitted = : isv savaaesd
E.rsssss.- Taisisn. y pr anaS.--Iasl1 .asal,
cALKNDAk.-rhrs< session. p.- -rrrr y j.
wssks cash. The t,sssisa 4 tAs College, over.
looking The eisiss Of Davenport "a Rosk falsnd.
he M mn A. 1ae A<~t AL -
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GEs. HAssET.--by a recent order, this Of
ecsr Il TO remain in Kansas, aud VII! no,
proceed to Utah, as was originally intended
Col. a. s. Johnson will take his place. liar.
Ley 10 nctorioasiy the most heartess and r.
-"c'oss -cm"'sna-- y ~" service, 80! ;as
Administration seems 10 consider that that
portion Of the people OF kansa. who desire
to live among free institutions need more
ncrciless officer among them than the god
less reprobates Of Utah.
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o
JOHNSON STREET, sssi sslI1sag 10 ~ pssf 0les,
ksokHk, Iowa.
- EG6 leave TO inform the citisens Of Keokuk,
- that b. has sstablished htnsslf IN busInsss on
Johnson street, where y ~ tntsatisn 70 dispsnss
all kinds Of gocds for family eonsunpsios, Of ths
Hsyisg devoted for many years his stssstioa to
the Wet IaSts Csels businsss, he Asttess hinssh
sc. BE Lsexleds. and xpsri:ess, vii = syps:
eatissly frssA; many articles kssine bssa mana
faceuSsd expressly FOR him, " ~ psie1e matssial,
and witAess aanltssattoa, and II ysStisslax hL
''S cso - 49,. s n.s and sps.ss
hssssh q tsaAs, tsess nikiss q sil hssasa 70
make bis stese 1spot VI al kinAs q ane Tees,
and Assasseegy AsSep tAst ths laalesy (wAs M
80 M, IN ss.sses, I'll s.ss ID ALI.
IL ne srsisls u ~ As~ar tssp ~ "a Dun,
Grand sanl, LIZ l.'h q" sIss:E nsasesh. No.
s.i Il si.i.S ~ $3.50 And
dlass and yis. 0ysssss, AssAsviss, lselbh, lss-
Rag, Hottsa NesslAe, 6hrtnps, -. 4 ~ - 81
Pishlss pst y Aas disabled Vise9s, saAsasang
ossktse = III sissl sotslss ana y ssasns.
MID Pickles :.
MsSroes A'a f*HN&g
oy,.s lk..shap, new ss.ssl., mad. only by hin.
Chsw Chow; .34i8g
0nions;
cspers By ~ sAllsa for aSs1is ,us.d
The p,issipsi sos2i..s.s ss.a In u, ,,,i..d
States, embracing ehoiss assortment from Bostop.
New York aad Eossm Maliss, Vim always 5:
found;
Coasss In ~ thstr vahsty ID
hsksn na.ufaetarsd Cosoa, il ~ varieties
~ him made, embracing 80
Csoeolatsi
Cocoa Paste;
Prepared Cocoa;
Shells Ac.
Presorvss and Jsllics. such - Lemon, Orange.
berry.
Flsvoring extracts from the sslshrsted Leh~s-
sorry Of Burnett 1 Co., Bostop, smh6nelne All the
varieties IL boxer Of ami u diAerent knas. Tor
family ase ard In large bottles for Hstelp ana
StesMboats, Fsmiies are :, auested 70 nv theu.
The trade suEpiitd ut manufactures ps}ps.
Ihese extracts sre entirely free 1ron polsonovs
oils and acids which enter 10 The con posilion n
ma1y Of tho Scttlo~. fsuit nsvo, nov n naYke a.
1eey are b ghly como have al Tia fresh-
ness ana dslicacy Of the fruits from vhiek thsy
are prepared ard IRE les. .,,a n,ive.
~ VIII % my Elm 10 keep complete aasoftusnt
oI al sfticiss ased In faii. q, IL The ehoieeet
quality.
Wines and cofdials II every desirable Mind Il
their purity. Tbs sick may rely that NO mixed =
aesfssfstsd Artcle will eter he oId from hIs estaH
iishmnpt.
Ashs.e Of patronage il repeatedly solicited,
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W. TolI OFa0R nOUoo.
vIsHE sabscsibsr vould take this method Of n.
= forming the gsstisusn II keoksk snd vicinity
Sters o. ~ IT., BET. Mojm ond Dlondsov.
~ the Psspess Of carrying on the sbove Sasinsss.
q ~ Asst hessss In Doston, As feels css61,nss
IN inviting any one In vant - cothine 10 eallani
examine bis stssh, seasistisg In part Of 1iack.
Bicss Olive, Green, brown and Mulberry YrvreI
Doeskins, Cssstmsrss. rich Sin apd NarasiiisS
vsstinss, Furnishing Goods, Trinniaes, e.
3. y. SMITH f
Keokuk. Iowa, July :, SID
BY STATE AUTHORITY.
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rs hsssAy gtvsn n he Aetsskh sl6sss ~ tAs
1ePsi4G1sid. Ksaksk ed WAssaw AAiisseA, tAat
tAey VIII meet on Wednesday. The ~ dayss
bsafdsto~n. fos The pasYess q eahiag sseh STEPS
. they nay md sxpsdisnt, for oseaaisine Ne
Csnpa.ys opening books fsr Further suhsesItsiou
.! stosk, providing fof survey o. qafvsys. and
Company. s4s4.s ~ ss.sa. jACuS EHLkk, 49,
President ee ths Beasd Of cogposaeess.
]. MnnRY SnAw, 6ecsy.
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MARION cotsTT AND rng DGs MoisAs RAIL
aoAD.-h very good spirit, and with u true
understanding Of the interests Of the coun.
IS, the pella Ga-ette advocates the sublnis
sion Of q proposition 10 the people Of Marion
county 70 make corporate subscription -
the keokuk and Fort Des Moines Railroad.
and suggests that arrangements be made for
It's Submission al the October election. la
order tha, u may be submitted then, howey-
cy, steps WI! ha,c 10 be taken at once We
call the attention Of our Railroad Directory
70 the point. Suggestions coming from
friends Of the subscription, IL the county,
should be needed.
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DrxBroUSpER,xo.--A man OF unblemished
character WIS q candidate for large con.
stituency, and the following means we're used
to get rid Of them. AT large pnblic mses-
ing, an elector got up and said, 81 demand
the exercise Of my right to ask that candi-
date question. Will he answer me Yes or
No, like an honest man 2" ssUndoubtsdly |
will" A most incnutious promise, rs the
reader will gusss. s"Well, thsn," said the
elector, 81 ask that gentleman, Who killed
his W0sherrOsnan :" What was the poor
man TO sayp What yas or no could answer
the question? He hssitased, he stammered,
the meeting was Against him he was hustled
out Of the room, and 10 this day he labors
under the grave imputation in many peoples
minds, Of having feloniously accelerated the
death Of some unfortunate, snd perhaps i'll
used washerwomAn.
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Nor SO SLow.-The editor OF the Poo
Transcript 10 one Of 'em. Ia bis last issue
he gets OF the following
ASoTHxR EpnoR DEAp.--Wm. Fisk, Esq.,
editor Of tho Mendosa Press, IL dead. Mr..
I. was poet Of no mean pretensions, -
our readers will testify from the specimens
we have given them. For some reason or
other Mr.. Fisk did MT like our views upon
the merits Of his exchange list. We CON
tinued 10 ssnd him the Transcript, and yes.
terday 1t was returned to this ol6os, marked !,
"Send this paper to hell" This Was the
FIRST iutination ~ had Of Mr.. Fps death,
and we suppose Ne left word with his son TO
send hifexchanges to his new abode"
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Removal.
w DE WOLF hAs esnovsd 70 tn ol6ce Of
w Dimondd coas, II Persona Dullaines, "a
street. fsAu6dtf
HOR NEMT.
THE Cottage House. rooms anA basemsaA, eo,-
mgr sth and Mcrsan. Apdlyto
". DE- WOLF,
sepedt Becond-st.
I N third story 81 4Al1ing conner II JsSnsen and
Filth streets. Inquire = City, Clsskss allae. Of
sepsiln JOHN STANNUS.
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EARLE OLOT4nN0 oTO08s
kecssss lxti6l11, cerrr n Asta ~ 1ass1-si,

Raif AsranGe0ons.
TINAR psoDFistes q ~ eSovs setablishmsnt begs
! leavs U call Tia attestios u ~ patrons aud
~ pabliS esasssliy, - ~ iax4s and Compute -.
softm~u ~ nll Dna winter god reeaiVd and
now opsning s IL above stand. They have been
ssiestsd With essas care, and spseai rsfsssass =
- wants q SAisMnskst, aaa ~ saheGther hepas
agsO hssrally bsstSWsa ths - ssaase. Can
asound, 3nssAs, I'D sxaatns ~ ysunelvss.
ssptS-d 4. b. NAEIBY.
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Piano for e126 90.


MFs. DeaA,s Seminary Ter YonH9
Ladies. 70
Ono unesrt Street, bstussn Third Fourth Streets.
KR0RUK, IOWA.
THE next sse1ton uiiloOmnenes On Monday the
y, lltA Of SeptsmbH.
fhs prineipsl hing dssirous ef sstablisAipe n
Ksokak psrmapent tnsslsutieA 81 high order.
Will sxsFt her ngnost ahility 70 rsnAss her Dsni.
sasy In all rsspssts worthy u psGreaase.
z csusrsl sn4 readily ssss1stAls tssa&iou has
been obtainsa-ihs rOo NJ ass airy and eomnedious
tAs hsst instracteFs sSs eesarsa 1pF soeh depart-
asat, end particular astsatioa wali u bseieVea
upaaths physle4l aad moral - wall - intelIAetoaa
training q NJ papils. lps
r E4Isflrs ne iassraatiea VIII y asspfal aad
n Music ths psineip1a has svailsd herself Of ths
eminent abtlitiss - Nh -. a. Christie, for vocal
Stste@ Lsesssss ~ PAysialasy, Aatsessuy ss1
nSnss tetfiss will = dslivsisd vttksaA aslrs
1''.. vi TERMS. ass So %
ss:t2ssy Dss'sa6ss@ ss''aoa e = 49,. e's e e
Ma5is y Piaao aad Guitas, (sztrsJ as s r
1seesA - lAtln, tsxtsa) N -
a1sse.dEsF paltsssials sa4shs = ~ ss1inar5.
80 88Eta2tf
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Sn BXS Prime westsrn Reserve on consiGn mont
w and for sale BY KELLOGG . BIkGE,
sepsd3w Fourth II.
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Party Leaders.
CKETCHES OF Thos. Jedsrson, Alex. Hamilton,
y Andrew Jackson. Henry Clay, John Randolph,
including notices Of many other distinsuishsi
American statemen: by J. g. BALDWIN. For sale
by OGDEN, BNOWNELL / co.
sep0d 81 Main. st.
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0lSeoII6Aons
etS81ee-paStnership hesete1ofe exie1in sbetwees
- =. 6aft Sca n ttis ~ 1Ia1sivso - ns.
N bsSiSsus Win hsr,AS4,s - 1ressns,e1 NAY
III style and Arm e1 HART . DARRER, g Vhouu
nsst ssfdtAliy i6vi0 ~ patsoaaes u ~
irsssse see sas Rs = p.ssssily. 1.x.aA4T,
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DAkIlk - saildisg, Who wish 0ood Substantial
West q lev 1tessss, VIII md 10 10 d eli iu-
ssrsst e snplcy ~. ccntIs sets fer furniships
Ie9tiss. ksfeFenees given.
Mp, - Svsesat, sssr corner u eA $50 Nsts-sts.
JyssdSm fPo.t copy.l
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TciograpAic news.


NEW YoRx, Sept. S.-Mors failures are re-
ported at the Commercial uxchangs to day,
but the names Of the parties have not vet a.
Apeared.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 9. Jas. Lockhast,
n. C. elect for thjes district. died here ut
O'Clock Yesterday morning.
BUFFALO, Sept. S.-An assault was made
in the street this .. m. on Mr.. Chamberlin,
editor Of the Commercial Advertiser, BY Jno.
wilkinson, OF this city, brother to The editor
Of the Albany Evening Journal. The provo.
cation grew out Of the reply OF the Advertis-
er to personal attack Of the Joarnal. Mr..
Wilkinson took this occasion to redress his
brothers grievances. Neither party serious
ly injured.
AuursrA, Ga, Sept. S.--A are in Amerisus,
Ga, on Sunday last, destroyed large por-
ton Of the business part OF the town. The
principal sufferers are II. N. SHAY, John C.
Holmes, s. Kend1iok, Z. Bsgetssng, J. B.
Griffith, B. Greenwald, VIM. L. johnson and
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From Warrington.

WAsHlScroS, Sept. B..
The army order published to-day, is
equivocal, but apparently reduces the Utah
expedition to trivial escort for Gov. Cum.
ming. The total abandonment OF the expe.
dition in consequence OF tbs laiensss Of the
season is yet probable.
The Spanish Legation possesses informa-
ton that there 10 no danger Of war with
Mexico, but that diplomatic rupture is not
impossible.
President Buchanan's letter to the memo
rialists OF Connecticut proves that Kansas
will be forced into the Union - slave state
by Federal bayonets. The Administration
lies at the feet Of the fre-eaters, whose ex-
ultation 10 unbounded.
John Mitchell 10 here with proposals for a
new s'nigger" organ at Knoxville. He is
after that well-stocked plantation.
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CALoRIc ESGlsEs.--Mr. Ericsson does not
despair Of success in applying the s'new mo-
tor" lie is said to have built eight small
engines, on the hot air principle, since the
experiment with the Ericsson steamship, and
to be still engaged in the pursuit Of his favo-
rite study. The Scientific American says -
lie has now floating on the Hudson email
steamer, or air er, about seventy feet long,
which he has succeeded in driving At good
rate by the combustion Of IN almost incredi-
bly, small quantity Of pine kidding wood
There aretvo engines, horizontal, single sot-
ing, and apparently aboat thirty inches d.
ametcr BY thirty-six inches stroke. Thieves.
sci 10 an open boat, or mammoth yawl, and
the paddle wheels are about ten or twelve
feet in diameter. We believe dir alone ia
the fluid employed a. medium TO generate
the power.
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lamiIies,: Aevshants, Hotel keepers, GssanhoAt
owners aud Strangers may depend upon nndlne The
BEST class Of Goods, Wholsssls and hstAiI, It
prices low ~ they en- - parehased II ths HAST
ara Cities. fsenS dkWiv
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HOUSE Nd 010N RzI1T mo.
DECORATING, GLAZING, PAPEnAANolNo
cAAKxiSc, MANNING. &C,
kxeeuied Ia the Best 6iyls asa on Ksaseaabls
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EXCuR&1ON.
r1NHE members Of the !. o. Of q. T. are to have
/ an excursion on the Ksoknk ami Mt. PIeassnt
Railroad, on Friday evening, Sept. lIth, Members
Of the order desiring 70 60 will assemble at half
past oslook in tho evening. Train will leave the
depot ut half past six.
Fare to Montrose and back SO cents.ss
by order vi the COMMITTEES Of ART Rements.
sep9a2t
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GTNA 1NH. CO. HARTgORD. CT.
INCORPORATED 1913.
Cash CAPITAL. ei.OOO 200.
SURPLUS. al11, ls1.n. aSs.
80 LOSSES PAID, ~, IS5 ,siAs4.
pROPBhTY Insuret Aesinst the Dsssars u
Fire and Pesis Of InlssA EaviRation, q % r.
nooie Fasss and rales - risks aasansd fpssmit q
10y solvescH - ~ USlk
kspseel sissetton, ~ - Iasssaass 4 Dvsll-l
tnss - 1arn PraesFty. OnE- Bai ldises asl Con-
t:hu -sssh Insured Tor periods Of to years, IN
The most reasonable tssns.
Les'a I4stssbly lljssfAt ~ pysnetk Paid.
CnA1111 P11P1SuAL.
Choice asst claas Isdensily nay Is sasstea
without delay. He TN KYtK, Xssei.
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attend - Ms essiasss 81 Insuea1es Aurine The
temporary alssass ol H. B. TEN 01oR,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-10

A LioSxss At LARoE.--We learned yester.
day that for some weeks past IN animal sup-
posed to be lioness has been lurking 10 the
woods, about eight miles west OF this place,
committing depredations on the stock Of the
neighborhood and causing considerable
alarm among the citizens. The animal has
been seen by number Of persons At differ.
ent times, and all agree in their account OF
its size aud appearance. II is said that two
horses and several young cattle have been
killed BY the monster, it having cut their
Threats and drawn their blood, 10 tho man
ner that dogs kill sheep. We understand
that general hunt will be had on next Sat.
urday for the parposs Of captaring the ami.
NAL y reward 10 offered forth decd or alive,
Il Wspello Intellissacsr.
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