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The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06
New Princilc No Poison
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cue !!
OR ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA,

OK ANIlDOTE TO MALARIA
L'OR the prevention ana cure of Fever and Aguc or
Il Chill Fever. Dumb n guc and other Intermittent and
Rcmittcni Fever. Also of Bilious Fevers, accompanied
by Typhoid symptoms; Typhoid Fever; yellow Fever.
ship and Jail Fever General Debility. Night Sweats, and
all other forms "f disease which have origin
NJ A l. A r A O r, NJ | A S MA
This snbe atmospheric poison which certain sea n
is unavoiahy inhaled at every breahis the in q
aeier whereverit cxsts.-north, south east
will everywhere yield to this newly discovered antid
which neaufraiizcs the poison completely purcs the
em and thus entirely removes all the of disease
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
suits from its use:
It will protect any resident traveller in tho most
sicky swampy localities from any ague billions
disease whatever any injury from constantly in
halnG Malaria or Miasma.
1t will instantly check the aguc persons who have suf
cred for any length of time from day twenty
so that they need never have another chill by continuing
its use according to directions
bilious aue diseases such general debility night
sweats etc The patient at once begins appe
te and strength and continues until and raj
ical cure is effected. And proof that is also
WORTHY OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE.
Because of its Singular and entire Harmlessness. The
following certificate from the celebrated chemists in
the United Ltates is attached to every bottle:
New York. June IL, 1853
Ihave made a chemical examination of Rhodes Few
and Ague Cure Antidote Malaria and have tested
for Arsenic, Mercury Quinne and Strychnsc but have
not found particle Of either in it, have found any
substance in its eomposon that would prove injurious to
the constitution. JAMES X. Chiffon. f. NJ Chemist
This allows ofifs free nse preventive by which all
persons may mus Dc sure OF entire freedom from the above
named diseases matter how sickly the of
py the locality.
Proofs of Efficacy frequently published and the
ience of the public is asked only in proportion its
tual merits wherever introduced and used-These only
are relied upon TO prove lis WORTH
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary
require Directions printed in German French
aud Spanish accompany each bottle Prepared sold
by the proprietor. JAMES ~ RHODES. Providence r.
CYRUS G.. DYER. General Agent San Francisco.
JOHN LARK,
Agent for Nevada, No 30 Main street. and for sale by
Druggists generally. augstf
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06
Barhier's Grape Ginger Wine

Is Tonic, Anti-Dyspeptic, Strengthening, and mild
Purgativc.
1T Is ALSO
The best specific for the of Debility, Languor
Physical and Moral Prostration Derangcment of Dges
tive Organs &c.
For sale by A. BARBER, l4s Washington street
and by all respectable Druggists and Jobbers of Calor
hia. fcelS-,m
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06
Magnolia Restaurant.
SheriH-s Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution out of the Honora
Id bic District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict and to directed and delivered for Judgment
rendered in said Court the twenty-sixth day Of De
cember, A. ID. 1855 in Esor of Cha les Hosmer A. w.
Snyder and W. H. Tallms and against J. NJ FlursHz
fur the of Seven ThouSand AVID EighsysiX dollars
and thirty cents with interest said
en- Thousand and eghty-sx dollars and thirty three
CENTS from the Goth day of December 1856, at the
Of ten per cent per until paid together with thr
weight dollars and eighty cents costs of suit herein
taxed and all accruing costs cave levied upon and
seized and VIII expose public SALE at the Court House
oor N Nevada city,
SATURDAY., the 24th day of JANUARY, A. d. 1857 at
O'Clock, 7. NJ. all the right title, and interest of the
said j. NJ Flurhntk in and to the following described
property situated nd being in the city and county
Nevada, and State of California, to-wit
\ lot particularly described follows Commencing
at the ofthe American Market Lot Main
street near junction with Commercial street, in Ne
yada city thence running 81 west along the easterl
side of Main street, fifty feet to the southwest
of the lot owned by Kent thence north fifty six east
sixty-sx feet ana six inches thence north 81 east
fifteen the westerly side of Cayote street. south
u Ia thirty-one feet TO the north
the American Market lot aforesaid theme 40 3-f
along the nertherly side of said American arket
l. eight feet and six inches the place of he
ginning. being the lot decided by Charles II. Balm
to flurshutz& ililtrch. lot described follows to-
wit On the south side of Spring street in the Block
between Bridge street Mill street Factory street and
-prng commencing at the north h-westerv corner
of B. f. Stokes lot and distant from the souh-Westerly
of Bridge and Spring street eighty feet
running thence north Il IA west hundred and
twenty feet thence south 81 IL fifty three
and 9l2feet to Bridge street, thence north n a
sxtyseven feet along the westerly side of Bridge street
thence 81 II fftysiN am six inches, thence
north 81 east forty feet to the place of beginning
Spring street, being the same lot decided by John E.
Brown to Flurshutz and Hclfrich.
Also Lot STUFFED east side Of Cayote street fronting
said Cayote street. hrtysix feet running back across
the ravne the opposite side. Together with ali and
singular the tenements hereditaments thcreunto be-
longing or in anv wise appertainng.
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,
Sheriff Nevada C1untv
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Sneath & Arnold,

No. ITS, j. Street, between 9th and 7th SITS.
Sacramento.
IIAvE ON HAND and offer for sale. complete
L sortment of Groceries, Liquors, Provisions.
FLOUR in bbls half barrels and California in sacks.
CORN MEAL in bbls, etc.
PORK clear and mess, in bbls and half-bbls
BArON, Ex clear, and JxI., and California cured.
COFFEE Rio, Bovces. ground and in tins
RICE. Carolina, in bbs and hafbbls. China do.
SUGAR. crushed. pulverzed, New Orleans and China
LARD in 10 and 90 tins kits and kegs
FISH. coffsh, salmon and mackerel.
TEAS. black and green. !, aud chests
TOBACCO. fruit, san peach, elephant fine cut, honey
dew. smoking do
general assortment of Liquors. Wines goods f
very description
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WATSON & Rein.

Hardware and Iron Store, No 1853 J street,
Second door above Sixth street. Sacramento
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Il Hardware. The following comprise part of their
present stock
Iron, Copper, Steel Nails Ploughs, Shovcls,
Axes, Adzcs. Hatchcts. Anvis Vices,
Patent and Spring Balances.
Stock and Dies, Strap and Butt Hinges
ok. Log, Trace, Halter, and Coil Chains,
Sett of Mill lrons-eomplete, Hook Plate,
Mill. Muley Circular, Cross-cut and Pit Saws,
Corn and Coffee Milis-all sizes.
American Locks and I.atches of every variety,
Butts Window and Blind Fastenngs, sc
In addition to which they would call the attention of
purchasers their well assorted stock of SHELF GOODS
which they offer at the Lowest Market prices.
Sacramento June lf-}m
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NoTIcE.-Notwithstandiug that the alcoholic nature
does in respect prevail in these Schnapps vet the
inebriatfng quality nentralzed by the
so beneficial to the human Frame that the advocate of
temperance can hardly object its use.
1t is not noxous compsand like many that
nnunced, but simil is intended by the proprcto
to be- Vegetable stomaehc; remedy against disease
pain killer, and such. no family of whatever per
su1 sion shnuld be Mithnut L declS 3In
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WILLIAM BUTTERF1ELD,
Sheriff Nevada County Y

Nevada January 2d Ie66
rF7rhe above sale is postponed until the TWENTY
EIGHTH of FEBRUARY, by request of Plaintiffs.
W.. BUTrERFIELD, sheriff.
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EMPIRE
AND
lE $ TON E
Iron Works.

los. 90 ard 90 Bush street. ne
tween Montgomeryand kear-
ncy streets, an Francisco.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

ACDTNDO1l . NV IOT.
Ii persons having capital invested in mining claims
N hereby notified to hold themselves in illness
to give in the amount of the to the Assessor in
corlance with the revenue laws of this >tate.
The following Is the opinion of the Attorney General
$50. Nc oY Assessor Nevada ounty:
Sir: of opinion that capital invested in mining
claims is proper subject of taxation under the
Laws of this tate. w. L. WALLACE.
Sacramento, July 2sth, 1856. Attorney General
nov2s-tf JOHN Mccoy A sseSsor
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PIONEER
Furniture Ware Rooms.
Established 1850
No lis and III California street. san Francisco
Also Corner and 18th streets. Sacramento CITY.

GEO. O. WHITNEY & co.
HAVE on hand and constantly receiving by every
arrival from New York aud Boston, large additions
to their already exts nsive stock of
FURNITURE,
Which they will offer whole ale retail at tho low
est market prices Our mottois
"Quck Sales and Snail Profits
The public respectfully invited to call and Examine
stock aud prices before purchasing elsewhere Or
solicited from the country which particular atten
on is paid to suit in quality and price Goods packed
nj delivered in the city free of charge. septl2tf
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

ar. A. ALEXANDER.
Has been appointed Agent Gregorys Bitt4 in Ne
ada county.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

SpermatorrhGa or local weakness nervous d,hilit,
low spirits lassitue weakness of the limbs and back
imisIoSition and incapabiv for labor siasfy dull
of apprehension loss of memory aversion society
timsity sclfiSrust dizziness headache involutare
discharges pains in the side affections of the eyes PIN
pies the free, sexual and other irniiics in man ar
cured without fail by the Justly celebrated physician ard
surgeon L. J. Czapkay.
His mJtod of curing diseases is now unknown "a 9th
ers, and hence the great success
All consultations by letter otherwise. free.
Address, l. J. CZAPkAY, II D.
San Francisco Asni
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Great Destruction of Property by the late
Fire 81, 100000. New Stock on hand.
NEVADA SHOE STORE,

QUEENS WARE. large assortment for sale by
" 7. .ELLARD BEANS & Co - Broad street.
TORN MEAL. Fresh California for sale by
~ T. ELL4RD BE1NS u Co.. Broad STREET
VTTAX CANDLES for "a bv
Wv T. ELLARD BE4yS & Co - Broad Street
hRIED PLI'NS. Currants Peaches and Apples, 70
i J sale by T. ELLdRD BEANS & ca. 80 Broad Street
ho II
A bay horse poney, with star in front of the head
1 long and tail Any body who will return the
to the subscriber, will receive liberal reward.
Nevada Dee. Is, 1856.
A ROSENTHAL Commercial st.
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A VAST AMOUNT of nauseating and noxiouS com
"A pounds having been thrust into the market under
the name of ;tiers it becomes the duty of the Pro
prietors and Agents for the sale of the celebrated
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06
Established in ls49
Quartz Specimens /!

C{ltl Cases assorted Fruits Jees and Jams for sal
= - - by T. ELLARD BEayS & ca Broad Srea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-11-11
For the Gate City,
one Hour Age.
nr cslss rE.


One hour ago--and dsrkening clouds
Were drifting through misty sky,
And scattering rain-bsads slowly fell,
Like grief.drops from an unseen eye;
And DER the sRddened face Of Earth
duh gloom rested like shade
No gentle sunbe ans. warm and bright,
Upon the autumn foliage played.
Then sighed so mournfuliy the wind
While rushing through the dying leaves,
1t seemed to whisper with each moan,
How every human heart oft grieves.
The outer gl,om &C me through the pane,
And bathud me with fmournfui wave;
Fen rs a midnight ocean dark
The gay things on its shore Will lave.
But now Earth sfnce has lost Its frown,
And sunny smiles 40 softly glow
Where chilly mists aud threatening clouds
Werc dropping o'er--one hour ago.
The pure sweet air with brightness flled--
The wondrous depths above 50 blue;
lis strangs, with what magic power
The I'd sun maxes the world seem new
Nolonger seems each tree 4 harp
BY sumo Wild ghonl Of sadness strung,
For gentle wind sprites softly play
The gorgeous colored leaves among;
And airy waves OF golden light
Now touch my brow with loving kiss
The outer sunshine steals within,
Aud fills my joyous heart with bliss.
keokuk, Nov. y, 1857.
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A.,ound,.gD


Prom the Washington Republic. November 81
Gen. Gadsden, our late Minister to Mex.
co, in q communication to the Charleston
Mercury, under date Of Oct. %, introduces
letter to himself, dated Oct. 4, from an
American correspondent at the city OF Mexi.
90, who, he says, 'senjoys the most favorable
opportunities Of obtaining information on
the American diplomacy practiced in Mexi-
CO.,, and 10, "a discerning and most discreet
observer Of events.
| The correspondent whose opportunities to
know and intelligence to understand are
thus vouched for, afirms that s.the Minis
ter (Mr. Forsyth is instructed to offer to
purchase territory larger than the whole Of
the Southern States"
This confirms our warning to the country,
a few days ago, that some s'xAGNITlcEs1
Mexican Treaties were in process of gesta-
ton.
1t Is true that Gen. Gadsden's corrsspon.
dent doubts IL Mexico will sell any NOR.
territory, and that he considers the sum
offered, which he says "does not reach half
the amount at which real property 10 assess
ed in South Carolina" to DO inadequate,
and not likely to accomplish the object. All
this, however, is matter Of opinion, and II
is to DO noted that the correspondent
writes in complaining spirit OF the Admin
istration as no. being disposed to do enough,
or go far enough, for the s'interest Of the
SOUTH in this business.
The reference to the assessed value Of real
property in South Carolina gives about ff-
~ millions Of dollars MS the sum probably
offered by Mr.. Buchanan. This may b.
said to be moderate, being only one half
what the same man offered for Cuba nine
years ago.
Now, are the people Of this country will.
ing to be robbed Of their money; will they
permit their treasury to be plundered !; o,
will they suffer great debts to be piled up
for tho sake of securing a certain inter
est in what General Gadsaen's correspon.
dent calls, most significantly, ga new Kan.
1 sas z"
The question that We make to tn,
country is one Of dollars and cents. II prin
ciple cannot be effectively appealed to, Ger
tainly the pocket can be and if ever, now
at this period Of gloom, destitu.ion an,
bankruptcy.
There are dangers in all directions unde
the rule OF the men now In power, but tn
most pressing and immediate danger 10
swindling treaty with Mexico, with . yer,
wide margin OF plnnder to induce the Sen
ate to ratify it, and the House to vote tn
money.
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Dry Goods
oHEAP ron GAS a.
WV. y. GExRING,
MAIN st., between 9th ana 7sh sss.,
r s now Offering for sale, at prices to suit all
l. classes, his entire stock Of
D r Y q o o . S
SIERY AND TIONS,
FOX CAsH ONLY.
ONE pRICE--NO ABATEMENT!
Silks,
Merinos,
Nous. Delaines,
Silk Poplias,
Wool Plaids,
Prints;
Broche Long Shawls, Broche Square Shawls,
Plaid Wool Shawls Of all kinds.
AANKErs;
WOODEN sCARFS,
WOODEN usDxssnIRrs AND DRAWERS,
FIannels Of all kinds;
| Gloves Of all kinds,
Mitts do do
/ Hosiery do do
Rmbroideries,
White Goods
Dress Trimmings.
Ribbons.
Fine French Cassimeres,
Silk and Velvet vestings,
Silk Cravats and Neck Ties,
| Together with a complete assortment Of
FANCY GOODS, PRRFUMERY, SOAPS, &C., 10.
nov6d
FINS LIQUORS.
/ WEhav. this day rsoeir'd splendid a.sort.
Cognac and Rochelle Brandies. IT. Croix and u.
Irish and Scotch Whisky; Msdsiya, Sherry. Pu.,
Juice and burg indy Port Wine, DueAl Grape, Cor
don Royal, and lleidsciek Chsm paenss, &C., &c.
Having purchased thsse articles direct from tn,
New York Custom House and subject to the late
reduction In Tariff, We can recommend them ~ b
Ing Of . superior quality, and will be sold .,
greatly reduced prices.
We have also Ia store good supply Of Werk :,
Cincinnati still and Sparkling Catawba, ttS5s)
together with old Bourbon, Rye, Monop ahe u
copper distilled and rsctihed whisky.
For sale at reasonable prices, by
HARRISON 4 gibbons,
Main-st., bet. 9th and 7th, Keokuk.
nov6t6ts
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Gov. Waller DooNxp.--Thc New York
Tribune Of the % pnbishes dispatch from
Washington which confirms the statement d
the correspondent Of the Missouri kepubli.
can, which we publish in another column
Tne dispatch says President Buchanan
openly declares tina, he has written 10 Gov
Walker, censursng his course in rejecting
the oxford Precint retnrus'
s.Whiie the President dare not now taxi
the responsibility Of removing Walker, b,
will nevertheless endeuvor to compel hi
resigndftuH. He takes this course 10 sasisi,
the Southern uliras."
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orr Tns BENCH.
Catiie Market.

There was depression Of prices Of beef
cattle d. Bulls Head ON "Wednesday that will
warrant corresponding reduction Of beef
upon the Butchers stalls, since o one sup
poses for n moment that we shall return to
the prices Of the past summer again during
be next year. The very bee, beef cattle sold
at prices equivalent to 10 cents pound for
L4- AusAi, ~ a4.sa ..e quarter ..sy - sc,l
and leave the hide aud fat TO profit. A
great many cattle OF very fair quality sold at
3 cents, and none over 10 cents except they
we're rated premium or extra quality. And
these prices are expected 10 continue by
neerly All parties engaged III the bus ness. -
II IL therefore out oil The question that city
copeuners should be Obliged 10 pay a9e. or
any zach ann for steaks and roasts. Ii is
squsiiy ont Of the question tina, country pro-
dseers shoaid expect as high price for cat
~ ~ apon cora 1t IL or 10 cents bushel
- ehey obtaised when they fed corn Ut 10 or
rs $50 buehel. The price Of beef cattle
y 49, raasatly dom; the question
go y ~ oe consumers are 10 profit by
4. 9s1bens, Nor. 9Th.
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OILED,

Nov, 10th, Mary Iowa, infant daughter Of +.
and Sarah X. Kramer aged eight months and Ave
days.
The funeral win take place from their rssidsnce
High street, between 5th and eth this afternoon
a, o'clock. The friends Of the family are
questel TO attend without further notice.
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MARmlEn

In Warren, on the 81 h inst, by o. c. Hsudsr,
1sQ. Wm.z LeaHcr, Of Primrose, ~ niss r. J.
Drisken, of Warren.
BY he sans, al the residence Of BENZ. Mckeehan,
on the 9Th inst, Mr.. David Hollandto Miss N AAcy
Pain, both Of Hurrison Township, lee Co.
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U0lsea states Express CeMp amy.
THIS Company have opened IN Office in this city,
1 and are prepared to recrive and forward
good to and from ell ths principal cities and In
ternediste places in the Eastern, Middle and
Western states. BAsk Norss, 8oLp AID s,Lvs 4
Coix, and freight Of All kinds, Forwarded With
despaieA, In charge q special Asssengsss, BY ~.
:s~ssv Trsass s.is, They havs aiso plsesd daily
Bsneousport. An Express Wagon will ~ 10 red.
iness y collect and deliver goods shipped by this
Company.
- Once on Third street, between Nsis anA
Johnsos, 1t ths ofsos Of the Ktna Iasusaass Con-
pAsy. u. D. TIN kYCK, Aesas.
ocs33~d3m.
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W001eBu10 Eop0x ware mouse.
EAT0N 4 CLATLIN.
Fifth-st., bet. Main and johnson 49,. Ksoksk lows.
nRALERs ID Printing, Wrapping. Latter and
- Whiting Paper; Aaailla, Hard vars, Roei-
ing and Pettssn RApssi Lstter and Note Euvsl-
opss, and Envelope Paper; Bill, Legal And Plat
Gap; Folio POST Bonnet Boards. Ae., IL.
W. invite the attention Of the City trade TO oar
stock, a. oar papers are good: Aad prices lov.
Orders from coantsy Osalsrss ksistsSs. and
others, will rscsive prompt attention. ees3i-dv
y. q. RaFT = Co.'s PFs0Sua Wsasing
ana Copying ElabAs.
T,HEsE rlsids have rsssivsA too silver ssd
| i one Bsonss Medals, besidss 1ltssa Diplsnas
Ohio, Psaasy lvenia, aad other State ssA essnty
Pairs. IL 10 sssd 10 ths di9ersat Aessantt1s Col
and BY Merchants, Boohksspsss ard Aosssnt Il
gcnsra lly In GiaeinDa, D. II gives entire satis.
durability Of color; Il ssssot h srassA ~ tbs
II has bssn analysed ~ an eminent FssasA ehes-
Let and pronounced sspesior article, containing
less free SID thea any writing Auid In sss, Ar.
holds chsmissl Fluid not s.eegssd.
EATON CLAFLlN, Agents,
| Fifth st., bot. Main J0hnson,
oot27dsv Ksokuh, Iowa
ON OCEMs, ATTENTION.
| II ARRIkON EATON 4 Co. 3 "Cincinnati Nus
Il tArd," pare ssttcle, exprsssiy for tasl'
HARRISON BATON s ca. = sslssrs..A Ri.
Ming Yeast, o. baking Powder, ssrivAllsd.
| HARRISON EATON . Co. 3 Iuprovsd 0yount
ost34dlw Fifth. Bot. Main Al Johnson.
l 0as1sw,s Csschrassa InAs0o Dlas
I1NOR blusing clothes. Warrastsd the Sensin,
i article. dives universsl satirfaetion. Gro
EA7vN j oLAfLlN, sole Agents.
oct1lAw fifth, bet. Main and Johnssn.
:. =. SickLss. r. Lucas
tLafe Of Frede, ieksbn,o Oh, va.l
Hlck - A l. a as.
DANkENo,
Near cor. ID Asd Aain 81 ,.....k EOKUK, low
4 ME receive dsposits, discount paper, asd usk,
4 ~ sellsstions, In this city and .hroaghour II,
Exchange bought and sold At current rates.
Gold, Silver. and uneurrcnt money bought an
sold.
FIRST cisss business paper wanted. sss
IORxI0N EXCHANGE.
| Startling E1etangs on London, Dublin, and II,
Continsnt--frcn one pound and upwards -st r.
duccd rates.
=. STRANGER, Waiting the .i,y y. iavi..a Z
given and the best rates paid for Eaxtsrn draft.
Rxvs RxncEs.
Bank Rspublic, New York City.
CsrDeatsr vsrniiys, ~ Wail-st., N. York.
IsaIsA Leo Co., Bslti@ore, Nd.
Dsnlsvy, brake Co., Cincianati, O..
=. A.Ts.k:r Aoe:, kzslas(s B.ak, Chicago.
Aosros ksid, Ksoksk, Iowa.
ksi1, Shields Go. " -
narehj-dlyis
CENGNT Z. CE6ENTil
|vrWIN1Y 6DLs. bsa saaltty fer sale, chsAp,
ose5l-aAw CorDsS Love- asa Main-ss.
0eeAWSn's n. LS0o1.
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c. As late Us Tuesday morning the eai
tor Of the Hawkeye was still at large with his
head on his shoulders. lie promises full
account of the proceedings in bis ease in the
mex; issue Of bis paper, and gives the follow.
ing characteristic remarks from Judge Cha
gett.
Off Tng BENCH.
.By J--s Ct will blow the d. d pa
perto Ii-llw
'.By CD viii cut out his hear, s.rings.'
on THE BENCH.
81 have no personal feeling in this mat
ter
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Cana r. ~

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
I'M and after November 7Ih, 1857, two daily
~ trains viii run rs follows:
First Mail) frain leaves keokuk Packet Depot
At 1890 o'clock a. m, arrive in Montro+e il:i5
Returning leave Monttose 1918 q Ei. and ar
rive IN keokuk at p IN.
second Train leaves ksokuk Packet Depot nj
1 o'I,ck p. m. xrrives in Montrose At 4:45 I;
Returning, leaves Montrose 1t 5:l5 p m, and az
riye4 in keokuk ut 6 p. N.
JNO ADAIR MCDOWELL,
noygd Engineer and Superintendent.
J.R. FawKsBURv, Ticket Agent, keokuk.
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WE'LL Sam Hon. Charles Sumner, in his
mastery speech on "lhe Landmark OF Free
DOM in abiding TO the argument against
the censiiiutionahty Of the Missouri compro.
mise, remarked with much TO- ce: .sAs well
might Congress at this moment undertake to
overhaul the original purchase Of Louisiana,
as unconstitutional, and now, ON this nc.
eonns, ,hrus, away that magnificent heritage,
with al as cities, states, and territories,
tnemsng with civilization. The Missouri
Compact, in its unperformed obligation to
Freedom, stands at this day as impregnah!e
as the Louisiana purchase"
eD Az to the Democrat party, they know
bow the land lies on the slavery question.
(Losisville Dem.
Xbs and tAe ,land knows hov H. Desc.