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PoAtpon cnt OF the Princess noy-
ais Marriage.

We are now fully able to authenticate the
rumor which we alluded to last week OF the
probable postponement of the marriage of
tho Princess Royal till January next. Sew
eral reasons have conduced to this postpone
ment, and one is, that the residence prepared
for the Prince and Princess in Berlin will not
be completed and fit for occupation until the
close Of the year. This palace was the resi-
dence of the father Of the present King of
Prussia, but has been for many years much
neglected. Itsfurniture as well as It's decora-
tions required complete renewal and the
building itself great extent Of ornamental
repair, with the additions necessary to mod
ern notions Of luxury and comfort. Prince
Frederick William it is expected will arrive
in this country about the latter end OF May
or the beginning of June--,he precise time
may, perhaps, be influenced by the Queen
recovery. Had the marriage taken place in
autumn, MS originally proposed, the royal
bride and bridegroom were to have remained
some time in England; but MS the nuptials
have been postponed some months, the Prince
and Princess will, it is expected, proceed at
once to Bcrlin.-lLondon Court Journal.
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A EtilibustcrtnU cxics
In Danger.
Tie New York Herald, Of Tuesday, ult.,
says:
We learn that = new fllibustering move
ment is on foot In this city, and that small
vessel has been chartered BY some friends OF
Santa Anna, and 10 about to be sent of for
Tampico, or some place in that vicinity, with
two or three thousand muskets, a lot of car
tridges, and few men, to kick up rumpns
In tho State OF Tamaulipas, preliminary to o
grand move OF the friends Of the ex Dictator,
in and out Of Mexico.
The signs OF the times Indicate some new
commotion in Mexican politics. Al in 1854
the cities of New York and New Orleans saw
large coteries of eminent and prominent Mex
leans gathered against the sway of Santa
Anna and ultimately driving him from pow
err, 90 to day do we see the positive and neg
alive electricity of Mexican politics gather
ing around the different centres Of prepare
ton. Here in New York 10 congregated an
unusually large number Of prominent liberal
Mexicans. Among the names on our list we
notice those OF ex President Ceballos, Gone
raj La Vega, General Uraga, Messrs. Gary,
Gomez, Vega, Urrixa, Daz and others, and
few days since the Mexican Minister at
Washington. General Robes, came on here
to see what nil this portends.
The Santanistas are also gathering at la
vana, and are carrying on their Vaccinations
under the protection OF Spain, in the conf
dent hope that Santa Anna himself will soon
join them there or in Mexico. Among those
who favor this Spanish Mexican circle of
advocates Of absolute power, now congrega-
ted in Havana, we find General Minon, Gen.
eral MARQUEE, General Pocheco, Colonel Cor
ties, lately from Spain; Messrs. Tosta, Vidal
father -in-law Of Santa Anna; SamAniego,
the confederate Of the robbery of S240 900
from the house Of the English Consul at
Tampico; son OF Santa Anna, and others
Of like feather. Under these circumstances,
and in view of oil these signs, We confidently
look for stirring plots in Mexico.
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n rowltsh panic.

II seems that the panic, amongst the set.
tiers, growing out Of the late Indian massa-
cres, spread extensively over Minnesota and
northern Iowa. Many farmers, way down
south Of Fort Dodge, are represented to have
abandoned their homes and fed percipsately
TO localities further south or east. For the
purpose OF allaying this foolish panic, the
citizens Of Fort Dodge held a meeting
and appointed committee OF their principal
citizens to draw up q statement of facts to
be published to the world. The hand bill,
issued by the committee, has been forwarded
to Us. The statements of this committee
correspond with those of General Shields, to
which we alluded yesterday, and with other
publications which have. ere this, had the ef-
feet, VIC trust, TO quiet oil apprehension on
the subject.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

tionai Intelligencer that another telescope
comet, discovered by DIR. Bruhus at Berlin,
March 18th, is now visible in the northwest.
ern part Of the heavens. II is supposed to
be identical with the third comet Of lS46,
discovered by Brorsen- an elliptic orbit---or
which has been computed by DR.. Won Galen,
by which it returns to its perihelion, June
18th of the present year. The first comet is
increasing its distance from the earth; the
second is approaching, and will be visible du-
ring the whole OF MAY.
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WoaES's Norks.-The Superior Court of
New York has decided, in full bench, that
the note-of-hand of married woman, how
ever wealthy she may be, is utterly yalueless
unless her husband Is able and willing to pay
it. In the case before the court, the woman
was sued for the value Of note Of $500, Civ
en- for board and rent money. A decision Of
the court below was reversed, and il was
ruled tina, the wife could not DO n witness
against the husband. So that all notes OF
married women nre worthless, except s.noses
of invitations
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paws on SALIRATus.-~Bread is the staff
Of lite-it il said -and so il is, but il 10 the
staff Of death. too. in this country. Rad
bread kills about as many people here as bad
rum. SO many people eat poisonous pearl
ash for bread. that they die OF il by inches.
Dyspepsia, that great monster disease Of our
country, that deranges the liver, brings on
cosilyeness, and thus finally what kills the
haman victim, is half the time ssPearlash. -
Here in the East-out OF New England
we have nearly driven off the fearlash salera-
tas cooks, but not altogether. Pearlash lives
here vet in bread, but in the cities and town.
We have whipped out the murderers. 10 tn.
distant Western towns, however, beyond thu
good hotels Of the lakes, and on the rivers
pearlash, under the name OF solsyatus, i,
king. IL is pearlash for breakfast, pearlasl
for dinner, and pearlash for supper. II il
not any wonder then TINT white people Eas
iurn yellow West and sckcn--not Of feve
aud agne, bilious and congestise fcvers--bu
= pearlash three times per day.--IN. Y
Express.
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TEAs.-The sale Of teas by auction to-day,
must force a sigh from the inveterate tea
drinker. just think Of it. A cargo OF tea
sold in ffsy-two minutes, at prices, under the
hammer, which carry the mind back to the
times when the Central Flowcry Empire was
a greater mystery than now ~ hen the pre-.
cious herb was delivered grudgingly as il
were-t to the ''outsiie barbarians," ut sim
gle port. So large aud rapid has been the
advance in the price Of teas, that vessel
from China which was detained for weeks by
headwinis, and finally sustained extensive
injury from the clements, nevertheless netted
largely increased profits TO her owners in con
sequence Of the delay IN. Y. Cour. L Emo
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Missouri BANKs.-Owing to some difficult
lieve, there has been disposition amongst
the stockholders Of the new Banks at St.
Louis to hold on awhile. The outside pres.
sure, however, is having its effect, and it is
probable arrangements will yet be made to
set the Banks a going this summer.
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Tue POISONING AT WAsurN1roN.--Itis now
believed that not less than seven hundred
persons have been seriously and dangerously
affected by the National Hotel poison, at
Washington; and some twenty or thirty
deaths have occurred in consequence. There
are still several persons very seriously i'll in
this city, whose recovery is doubtful. Among
others the Hon. Robert J. Walker 10 not yet
recovered from his severe attack. Senator
Hale. OF Now Hampshire, has become thin,
lean man. under it's ravages. 1t is now the
opinion OF mauy persons that there was a de-
liberatc purpose to poison Mr.. Buchanan !;
and that the diabolical scoundrel ha1arded
the lives Of thousands in the attempt
INeA York Mirror.
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DIE d.

At the rsaidsnss Of his brother, 10 Keokuk
iowa, on Monday morning, May 4th, Frsak Bow
or, aged 80 years and months.
His funeral viii take place from st. john
tEpiscopail Church, this morning. st 10 o'clock
His friends, and The frisAds Of the family Or,
respectfully invited 70 attend.
ison, Ind, papers please copy.
On the 30eh Of April, 1857, at Ksosauqus, Va.
Buren Co., Iowa, Of disease Of the heart and
dropsy, Mn. Caroline, eonsort Of w. D. Smith
and daughter Of Chas. Robinson formerly Of Keo
kuk, in The 25th year OF her age.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

cT An original miniature Of Washington
on IVORY, painted by Coplcy, has recently
been discovered. This miniature was taken
when Washington was - years old, and is
the only ''counterfeit presentnen,'' ,ha, ex.
hints him under the age of forty.fye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

= Colonel Benton is now in St. Louis.
Ills own party in Missouri having given him
the g cold shoulder" pnd thus deprived
him Of his vocation there, we presume he
will resume his mission of "Union-saving"
on the principles of Calhoun, whom he was
accustomed to denounce as u " disunionist
and arch traitor to hisocountry."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

TuK WEArHER.-Many Of the newspapers
are repeating, under chilly influences, the Of
ten used but incorrect quotation, "Winte,
fingers in the lap of spring" Goldsmith
thought proper to put his idea in somewhat
different phrase, and SAID
"Winter, lingering, chills the lap Of Mays
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

A THIRD PARTY CAspiparE.--Gov Gearv
and his friends are mannuverng for third
party, or clique organization, in Pennsylva-
MIA, to bring out candidate for Governor
for the purpose Of defeating Wilmot. What
other object they can have in the movement
no person can conceive, and how long the
scheme has been brewing, or who is a. the
bottom Of 1t, does not yet appear. II is very
certain, however, that Geary will be their
candidate for Governor should the plan be
contaminated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

TIE FRrlr. The Cincinnati Gazette Of
Monday SAYS
look ut the fruit buds yesterday revived
our faith in tho possibility OF peaches for
coming year. In the vicinity where our in
designations were made, the buds do not seem
to have been at a I'M ured by the late severe
winter aud present capricious spring.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

GO A new hotel, styled the "Lucas
House, is to be built this season by q stock
company. on the corner Of Walnut and
Fourth streets, St. Louis, ut an estimated
cost OF $500 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

MArLs Sucas.-From the papers of Ohio,
New York, New England and ponnsylva-
MIA we learn that there has been more mapIe
sugar made this season than during any pre-
vlous year. We presume that the continu-
anec Of February weather on through the
month of April, has materially aided to the
yield Of sap in the sugar camps Of the coun-
try.
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CoNDsSsEp ARcraESr.-A very celebrated
Scotch divine SAYS:
"fhe world We inhabt must have had an
origin; that origen must have been intelli-
gent; that intelligence must have been ulti-
mate that ultimate power must have been
Supreme; and that which always was, and
that which always was, and is Supreme, we
know by the name Of Cod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

VALuABLn PRoPRRrY on THE WiNG.-Twen-
ty-two slaves, we are informed, recently
ESCAPED from Southern city, barreled up.
They passed snfcly out to sen, when the bar
rels were unhcaded, and they came safely
to New York, where they took different d.
rections for the land where bred Scott deci-
sions cannot reach them. Six Of them, \
mother and Eve children, came this way
In Thompsonville, upwards OF $50 vas rails
ed for them, and in this city they obtained
funds to carry them as far ~ Suspension
bridge. They were hard looking Get, and
appeared IS K :hcy hat .esa h.-.c!el uf
through the winter, but the children were
bright, aud viii make the Canada woods
ring one Of these days.-Springfssd Mass.
] Republican.
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REAL ESTATE AT Sr. LouIs.-Some forty
acres Of james b. Gays farm, four miles
back from the ST, Louis Court House. sold
ut auction the other day for about 1920 per
acre.
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My horsa, il YOU pleasss' said the
Wis. Hy saoa*y bpaghs thai horse
"fes, saaiam, repllsl the husband, bow.
lnEs and lsaI asasy bought Dsn
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Arrolsfsgsr ny rue Passlpasr. --Jno. w.
athpfr Senator in the General Assembly Of
ssitsa9ufl, from the counties of Putnam,
Yer, ana Scotland, has been appointed
y ms ptes,dsni Special Mail Agen for the
States VI Iowa aud Missouri,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

In Ksosaaqua, April seth, at the residence Of
the brides father, By Rev. l.. r. Rowlsy, Mr..
Luther II. Kssigh snd Mise Sarah r. St. John, oil
Of Van buren, Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. - Some months ago
the eottonised aristocracy of the ''Young
Mems Christian Association" Of New York
succeeded in forcing "Union saving" and
'non agitation resolutions through tina,
body, in order to commend themselves to the
Shareholders. Instead, however, of allaying
"agitation," those resolutions had tendency
70 arouse aud inaame it. That portion of
the Association who do not believe the great
object Of the christian dispensation to be
comprised in fidelity to the peculiar institu-
ton" of slave breeding, rallied their forces
and repealed the original resolution. And
thereupon the ''Cnion savers" withdrew in q
body to the number of three hundred, turned
Their pitiful faces to the South and pro-
claimed themselves martyrs to their doctrine,
of ''nigger breeding christianity. OF course
they expect their reward in this world, and
will be much disappointed if their heroism
does not pay both in fame and dimes.
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A BEAUTIFUL THouGHr.-A little Swedish
girl, while walking with her father on star
~ night, absorbed in contemplation Of the
skies, being asked Of what she was thinking,
replied
81 was thinking If the prong side Of heav.
en- is so glorious, what must the right side
be-"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

60 John W. Minor, Of Missouri, has been
appointed special Mail Agen. for Missouri
and Iowa.
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GT new and dangerous counterfeit has
made its appearance--fves on the Bank OF
Louisville; vignette, portrait Of Willard Fill
more-female on each end. The die work
looks we'll, but the faces are badly executed
A magnifying glass will show that the lady
on the left has no nose.
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v.ro Ter sals.

-. q. DEW ~, ~. -,
PhvstesA = = nuEU -.
Onss In fsstufAes usl11lnx, ~ stsfy, JsAnssa-st.
Gysa k2QkUk, Iowa,
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LinERALlrY.-Our readers will remember
that Harry Turner died some time ago, leav-
ing $l00, 900 to Levi North, and left nc, thing
to his own sisters and brother. They at
tempted to contest the will, but gave il up.
Since then North with degree Of liberality
that was never heard Of before, has given TO
each OF the sisters o check for IS 900; to
the brother, Aaron Turner, SIC, 900, and has
given him half the interest in his circus,
which Harry Turner formerly held. He ha,
also given to Gen. Sanford, the counsel Of
the brother and sisters, $3,0o0.-[New Yorl
Register.
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Coop SALARY.--lhe charlottesville Advo-
cate says that while the salary attached to
the Attorney Gcneralship of Virginia is only
$1,000 per annam, yet that Seldom and
Wither's Indebtedness to that State reaching
over 10000, is about to be paid, and upon
that sum the Attorney General is allowed a
commission Of five per cent. for collecting,
making in the aggregate over $50, 900 for two
years. salary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

Eg \ colonization ship which arrived a,
Baltimore from Monrovia few DAYS since,
brought intelligence that hostilities between
the colonists and native tribes had ceased.
ana that arrangements had been made for a
permanent peace
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-05

Iife Muscatine Journal Of recent date.
remarks
Zion. Charles Foster, of Washington
county, who has just returned from Mas,a.
chasetts, informs Us that the rush West il
unprecedented this spring. Every town OF
New England rs sending out its delegation
many 70 TOOK, many TO settle. A large mum
Der 81 families are moving. The cars from
Boston west, wa. Albany and all the west.
erh routes, are crowded The northern La
uiana hnd southern Michigan Railroad, have
.f9uent 10 chicago from 600 to 700 daily
iof seFerai DAYS past. About one third 81
a. tAsse 20 10 hansi.s. the balance 10 Mime
so'a' Nebraska and Iowa, IN nearly eaua
proportion.
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DURKEE & CO.,
nain.ss. MsrsA siA~, sss. - = Ash,
KEoxUK, IOWA,
ARESow OFFERING ONE OF THE
Largest and most Elegant Stocks
SPRING GOODS.
At Retail, In the West, consisting 4. IaIt cf
Splendid Robe silks,
Splendid Bayadere Striped silks,
Splendid China Striped silks.
All colors In Plain Silks,
superb Black silks.
PLAIN 6atins,
Tsr. satias,
Satin Decline, Elegant Tissue Robes, klegsnt
Barge Robes,
Elegant 0rgandie Robes,
Elegant Printed Jaokonett Robes,
Lawn Robes,
and French Print Robss
Travelling Dress GssAs.
Argentines,
Isabelle Cloths,
Satin Striped Debaige,
SILK and Linen Orisntals,
Linen Chdn.brdy, SC, &C., &C.
French, English and American Prints Of the hes,
brands and newest styles.
LACE CURTAINS,
And Curtain Materials and Fixtures Of all kinds
Linen and Cotton Sheeting, Pillow Case
Cottops and Linens, and
D6Ali other Housefurnishing Goods. -
complete stock Of Embroideries, Collars, Uadss
sleeves, Handkerchief, Worked BaLds Cam
brio, Linen and Lace sets, with 81
SPLENDID STOCK or FINE LAcEs,
! Such ~ real Honiton, real vAllsncisnnes, Pom
Application, English Thread, IMPURE. Ae.
Carpets and OH Colths.
A. English Velvet Taps'sry.
"a ("
4-4 BRUSSELS +"
Imperial . Ply, and supcrnne Ingram.
venitian, Union and Hemp Velvet, brussels an
venitisn Stair Carpsiing Rugs, Mats
and Druggsts.
oOR OIL-c THIS!
/ from to 10 feet wide.
Having the advantage Of . resident buyer /
Ne ~ York, VIC shall b. receiving constant addition
to our stock, keeping 1t all seasons Of the yea
IA II and complete, which will be sold from 5 10
| per csaf Lower than any Other Aoxss IN tessa e.
| set.
The Stock amounts TO nearly
100000 90,
/ And consequently Greater vsrsty than
ANY OTHER ONE CONCERN
ONE PRICE ONLY,
N o d EV a T o N
I apr29-dAu
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ExrnAoRDBNAn INDUCEasNrs
TO TRADE

AZ the .sNsnbis sixpsnes.O
/ 4. GOV rsosiviaE my spring and ss.ssr stock
sAoss, Crockssy 1ars r., direct fros tie Easter.
cities which comprises IN extensive variety IN oil
these departments. Ny stock will compare favor
ably with any in the city In point u variety and
quality, sad it's veil ksown fact that The prices
OF Dress Goods, have Silks, Tissues, Bar.gss,
Laws, Barge Deaines, ChAilies, Poplios, Wales
eaaa PlAids. Dsbsiss. Argan,iass, Lava Rosss,
OF staple Goods, heavy brown domestic, blsaeAsd
d., Osnaburgs, drills, tichinss, prints, -.
+ ALTO, Linen 0osds Of All kinds--vhits and
brown for pants white aad brown table diaper,
esaAh and diaper toveiisg, Irish linen, brown Do.
ALSO, SsomeT shs Wis. black silk vsssttss, en-
bsolderiss, iscss, pocket handksrchiefs, hosisyy,
tsiansngs, Gents shirts. sravats, collars and aus
aspdsr.
ALSO, - assortment Of summer ClothiSg, snd
necessary articles too numerous to mention.
AND Il connection With the above, ! keep n ~.
sostneat Of Vncsnss are and Groceries, the latter
Of which stiil continue 10 sell ct Wholesale
prices. fresh lot Of choice Teas direct fsoa the
Canton Tss Co., New York, which are warranted 10
give entire satisfaction ar the money will b. re-
! landed.
| I think can nov ODER inducements not 10 ke q.
| sslled BY any house 10 this city.
| II there y ssy article yos cannot End anyv here
else, tust call ~ the Ntmbie sixpsnes-asywhsvs
| olong nAin-street.
P.s.-TAese are not old goods-have act ss<~ ~
Aaa1 ancs fAs yeev ens.
Nos. ~, ~, ~ and 100 Maan.st.
/ b. 8. BILLINGS.
/ Kssksk, lows, April IS-dAw.
FARMING LAND IN MISSOURI!
$4,000 Acres - Choice LaoAli
Lax Acres uiles west Of Ss. Fsancisvills.
/ 4O l0O Acres due west Of Aisxsndria.
~ Acres sainprovsd land 10 miles fros b.
| 4SaneisvilIe.
! 40 Acres miles ses&h Of Waterloo.
l0e Acres In Adair county.
4 - AesssS niles from St. Faneisyiiis, % The
AlsxanAYia road.
| 1fS aerss nsAS Winchester.
i e13 II 6ss4land Co.
/ SAT " n Knox Go.
1899 In Lewis Co.
4 SEQ on Fog River.
i 400 il Potsam Co.
leo near Lancaster, Schsyler Co.
4 Also, s. beautifal farvs In LEE Co.. Iowa.
i Apply to I.T.CAvE son,
| aps3s-d1w Real Estate DEALERS,
ST. FrancisviiIe, CLARK County, No.
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CT" Marriage resembles . pair Of
shears" says Sydney Smith, $50 joined
tina, they cannot be separated, often moving
in opposite directions, vet always Furnishing
any one who c,mes between them.n
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aSGTiSs soiAhNDlD Do>srfoN.--~lt il onlv
iwo or three weeks since We had tho pratif.
cauon Of recording The magnificent gift Of
IUe8tg Ire ihousand Dollar. Ia ,ho
American Colonization Society ~ Mr.. David
Hunt, Esq, u Mississippi. We have now
the pleasure - announce an additional .,lo,.
did donation from the same noble h.artrd
phsianthrofi't of Ipenfy thousand Dol
lars; cheek for which amount va. reea;, "A
from him BY the Treasurer II The society ,,a,
before yesterday. ihi. sa,n make,e ornod
total of more than ti'ty thousand Dail,r.
which has been contributed by Mr.. Hmm 4
the philanthropic cause IF C9,onira,ion
How great are the blessings " wsa,th Via,
possessed by one 50 humane ana generous l
Irrational Intel.
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TALslsc otT ~ rHE Dss9eRAYic CHrKcu
The y. \. Day Book, the organ u ths "A.
minissration IN New fork concludes an arti
Gle headed, 'sGan an opponent u Slavery he
Ds,nocratfo with this explicit enuncia
tion ~ the Democratic doctrine:
Every white man opposed to negro subor.
dlnasien 10 necessarily opposed 10 whit.
equality, or In other words, every man OF.
posed ~ slavery mast IN the nature and nc
esssisy of things, be hostile 10 the Democracy
aai however ti.ndly bs An enemy to libert,
saa The progress Of free Institutions"
" Tbs weather ssili continues pleasant
hssss falling.
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T1oOpBR Has nHMOVKD 70 the corner u
II fMtaD - nAIN stsssts, where can y
q lrssk - une1slsesstSl Drugs. psrs CAsnieAN
~ ssevytkisa pestelsiag y lA ksstAsss. Mis-
NJ lstsals 81 ~ pshits essesAliy isvttsd -
eli. Prseesjp&lens soxsiaily aA1 sesssetsiy ssn~
vss.4ad :! ~ assss. 9.yss sight. D. r. fsssss
sssIs1 u NAH. con. 1kInD.