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ka9see i 1oo1l 4 4 - II w ~ ~ e.
1asinv ahen,s 1f5e aniias. - CIR ,C;sv. ~
most sontkefn ~ ne NOt1o6 coeS1e Inents. ~
three hoddred iei1es from gslt I1Aks City. OF I
\ party " abcat 10 pss~ena, iealy 6teen iollnl
ehildFsA vera nped. 1ho aecccel - sigen
BY the lndiana ehemeelyoe y the Mpemono 4
Cedar City, b which bIacs hey III ought the
childfe0, Wh0 usrs purchased ffcm Them ~ shs
peopts 81 shas ettS. HI s4s',t
Whether ~ canee sssieoeA \. sufficient u
Account for ~ result, - wtetkes ] different
cause y q The bostom 81 ~ trarsaction, W
viii leave the reader % Torn NJ owi, conclusion.
We can scarcely believe aha4 party travelling
along highway would acs d tke manner AZ.
scribed. that y 70 poison ~ carcs % of a. q.
and also the water, thus ondanResing the i've.
ofshoss Who wers coming afess shem. Yet this
u the story told By "a wko have epoken 81 N
massacrs. Itis seated, ~ emiesaats had a 81
which died, and they pl.cod poison III TIE BODY
and Also poisoned the wassr standing ID pools,
for the purposs Of killing IL Indians that sev.
eral ofthe tribs bad died froa stAis cause, and
that The whole f0fce maseoeed. pursped the train
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~. Financial Crisis il EurSpA
q the London Post, (Cisy Article, Novs.Ars
some anxiety il felt With regard to he t.
policy Of the Bank Of England, Is, noss1
standing the enormously high value u sss
scarcely Gny check has bees gisss to tAs =
dro'als p gold from the Bank, rAsfhsy fsl
R0st 70 fhe Consissnf or to ~ Lrss,sd s.
Inc rate % exchange q New York had o.
ssesdls-, but u u still q . point : hich vi
tract specie shipments from this coun,u.
PROBABLY 70 . greater extent than prsvu
when the rate offered larger amoun, Of ~
% nm ielt that the security 10 nov less 49,
| objection than previously TO the suspencs
specie payments by the greater numb<r V
banks throughout the country. In tAi =
shs intelligence 10 unfavorabis 80 r~esrbi
probable efiiux Of gold; bas, eSo0 he ~
the advices from the Unised States -.
looked upon - indicative Of rapid ip,-.-..
70 the commercial and mone.,.v -
side Of the Atlantic. so'e =
Conndencs ~ Liverroo ma N ~. =
= sos mAnufacturip 4 distri ~ srser.l;y i p
uPneio 10 manner 70 excite su,pr;., ~
rs"snsion q further banking difs,ul,is
greatly suhsided, and the stopnsre ~ Nv ~
oagn Bank has bssa folessd b Duch ~
cltement than might have been l<sr,A. 49,
= We large amount Of iss depesiae sss ssss
rsss (Nov. ~ Correspondence Of The Loaapn nG1
Ihe French houses In commercial ysa.is
Win ehs United States watch With inssnss -
esy she course Of the 6papsial erisis II ~
country. They are aware Of the di6esks
snsy VII have TO encounter; they dsspaasAe
eoooe fce which they shsmsslvss have s1f1sl
mt sn&ageosnts 10 the full ceuadenes u -
sases watch Garnet BE realised . lsse = -
American banks do mot resume sh~ir paynaus
= cash. Yet. IL vs are % believe shas ~ =
soid. ehc sheet WIN mot b % severely iak :
!. french trade - y supposed. he naissa,
ne hossss shas viii loss By The Americas ~
- afe .saithy, and in . posiiea ~ .sssts
49, some have already taken prscsxies
49,. To-. asd also 70 secure The psynsb
4 sessr advsHceA They have also ssus s,11s
e sness agents y tbs Unissd Ssaass % -
ymens ~ pApse, aAd . lAy it eas u tAs -
- 2! corn. cotton, and sugar. FOE shisAA
sady Demand VIII - found ID Is naskssd
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=, uoa9 4RAAf-Is ~ yssy scunea thins -
49, hvyesl hFte1ols kwyera horvSs-
|saould always b. excepted, i y 49, -
sesak W ef I laa stvisAose : eanse.s
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a. We zee that number of Republican pa
PERI in the Northern part Of the State are out
in favor Of Governor Grimes for the Senator
ship. Among the number are the Lansing MIR
ror, Alamakee County, DEBORAH Republican,
Winneshiek, QuasquetOn Guardian, Buchanan
County, Waterloo Register, Black Hawk county.
They do mot believe that Senator should be
selected solely upon local grounds, and 60
strongly Tor Governor Grimes Is one Of the
ablsst and seundsst Republicans in the State.
And they do mot agree with the Dubuque Re-
publican that If this selection 10 to be made on
local grounds Senator must be taken from that
ssresghold q Black Democracy, Dubuque.
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MADAME RuSkE-This lady. who figures so
prominently in the New York hunger meetings,
in response to the inquiry vino she was, thus
laconically answers: ''pa
"Ili tell you who ! am: In the parlor / am
lady; in my business, i am man; in INV pro-
iession, am hero; and in Avenging AN insult,
am warrior -
In reply to the question where she came from.
she was not quite 80 explicit: " e9s
ut has also been asked where came from.
That. no man knows; nor shall they know where
am from, who am, Or where was born
No one in this country ever has known, and no
one ever shall know. But ! am well known in
tins country, from onc end 70 the other. Nov.
sofne four or I've years ago travelled IN ave-,
giving concertsin al parts Of the United States
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q a human hair fair vas recently held 1t
Horlaix in France, q which thousands Of young
county girls vsre shorn Of thar treases for ths
benefit Of The bellies Of Europe and America
who are incapable Of raising Sufficient crop Of
their own. Handreds Of hair dealers from
Paris wsfs present, and The shearing occurred
in the public streets. In the presence Of crowd
Of spectators. 81 as es# ss'i-
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The RECENT MILITARY PANIC IN W. ALL SrREEr.
Ii posse of Dead K .bbits were to march
into Grace Church some pleasant Sabbath az
ternoon, during the progress of drowsy ser
mon, and if one Of the posse were to mount q
velveted pew and break forth into stump
speech against the Goldfish aristOcracy, we may
imagine that there would be q SCI sation and Z
lively futtering Of silk aounces. Bot the ludi-
crous effects Of this sacriligiors outrage could
not exceed the ridiculous consequences Of the
stampede created the other day BY the unex-
pected invasion OF harmless procession Of
idle vagabonds. The ba kers, brokers, shavers,
sharpers, bulls, bears and lame ducks OF that
sacred street were instantly thrown into panic,
compared with which al other Wall street pan.
ics were mere mOonshine. The fact ia. these
wall street gentry knew that they were respon-
sibie to very great extent for all the evils Of
this revnlsion, and the conviction suddenly
flashed upon them that popular vengeance,
Judge Lynch and his posse comitatus we're at
their doors. Bankers, brokers and sharpers
thus saw in this procession of savage looking
workngmen q Reign Of Terror, or Z terrible
descent Of the Goths and Vandals in search Of
specie payments-[N. Y. Herald, l2th.
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A Dcmocrasic Elephant.

0iuce KANSAS nfSt became known in our p0.
ltical struggles, the ,nis.called Democratic
party OF the North. have aided, alletted, and
encouraged every outrage upon the rights Of
the people Of that bele+ guered and oppressed
Territory. In the Senate, under tie pressure
Of public opinion, which, 1t one time, threat.
ened the utter humiliation Of their party, Gen.
Csss and Weller mildly reprobated the unne.
cessary atrocities Of The Kansas code and q
few newspapers of the Pro-Slavery sort man.
aged TO offend their friends BY following the
Senatorial lead but tho action and evidence OF
the organization has been steadily and power.
fully in favor of the sconndrels By whom Kan
sas has been carried, aud Of the policy that
they saw fit to pursue. Commencing with the
trst election held durin; the earlier days Of
keeder's administration, when open violence
and intimidation were resorted to 10 overthrow
majorities that they could not outvote, down to
the last Border Ruilian act, prior to the adop-
ton OF the Pr0-Savery Constitution, including
the chasing Of Reeder from his post, the repeat.
ed seizure Of the polls al popular elections the
sacking OF Lawrence, the scalpings, chickering's
and burnings to which he Free State men we're
subjected, the treason trials under Lecompte
and Cato, the detention and robbing of emf
grant trains, the late fraudulent appointment.
the dismissing Of Shannon and Geary, and
hundreds of other outrag 60 and atrocities fami-
all these, the course Of the Democratic party in
the Territory has been consistently and uni.
formally supported and approved BY the Demo.
cratic party in the States. The crimes Of which
teh newspapers and politicians in Pro-Slavery
service were guilty, equally with their confed-
crate scoundrels who were the direct perpetra-
tors thereof, had but one object 10 view-,he
subjugation Of Kansas to the domination Of the
Slave Power. There was not : Pro.Slavery
spouter or journal in the Free States that did not
SO understand them. Now 1t last the iniouty
is perpetrated. The slave constitution, for
which in Kansas and in illinois the Democracy
ave-ceaseessly labored, and for which indeed
Douglas turned traitor 10 his Northern frien1 10
and secured the enactment of his Kansas.Ne- |
braska bill, has been male. The years Of tur-
MOL and agitation, Of bloodshed and burn
ings, Of treason and rebellion, have their ex- |
pected result. Kansas, by the act Of the De. |
mocracy, is this day Slave State, rs she will |
continue to be If the Pro-Savery clause Of her /
Constitution is rejected. Chicago Tribune.
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re learn that two colored boys. soma
eighteen o. twenty years 0fage, Who had cscaD
ed from their master. Ne. Jewees. or Tennss
see, were taken q Cleveland on MONDAY. vher.
they had been quietly q work N I bosel "a,
some time, AM delivered % their master ~ nrc.
cess Of Coust.--On their way 70 GncinnstiI y
De shipped BY the river % their former home
one q them got Of the carr q Carlisle Sta,ion''
near Dayton, and when Tie train wa reaav -
start, - refused to geton again. The D1ssoe
having the two boys in charge sndeavesed Is
fore him upon the platform, but the fseieive
turned apoa him, sSsack one or two 4ts1lInS
blows, aad shen made good spssd for tho eeua..
Try. lat Has sstsa q cd gStssY q
The oars ooald NOT be stepped 1es one neere
and me owner u the slave Wos Obliged 10 csm
on . AiddletOwn With+hi femalnInR ckerIe
where be peocured assistsacs, and returned ~
Carlisle yesterday alaernoon Il psrsuje q ~
fugitive. The Nthes boy W. beoas I a q n 4
city tass evening", and u already beyond the
reach q any ether than slavs iaw. 1slIslHr'Ell
- escape Of the boy q Catilolp. - vndar-
'sano, crested qNite an eicitenaens on tl1e en-
.hd setssd - gteatly relieve 10 meuosony 81 Z
.assguIng Trip. The chase We rather animated
~ = miness " tYp Nths Aasssr foliosAG w tke
'enanays Ae ssood the risk ~ loclng klns.peun-
ny" seasaalag n the cor; - h1 wi1elr "a |
,osded y secuss - bird III hfnds u f3ida ftnf
- oeeh ~ - 1ate.-Cia. Cas-
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Il n h
SENATOR DOU0LAss AND rus KAxsAs t,or-
srrrUrioS.-The Times makes "a other sor,;s u,
sne Kansas Conssisasiea this movpjae an.l !.
.odgs Douglas b still In Tie city, there i ~
oouos out that the 6re is directed by him i
may seem strange to some chat aftcr IN *.
enofmities in Kansas have been vimkeA - -
the course Of the dsmocracy there l.S.s.l.I 4,
our senator, that he shculd allow. m .ailis.
IRE 70 be opened, especially a. his sworn thrslf
osinoun Vas President Of the convention. fro,,,
winch smanate the eneFmity, and Who 4 ~.
and ability. So = is'ce
but the law Of selfprsservation haa hee. :.
work With our Representative ia me Sen.,e -
me- found, apparently, shss while ehrovin1 -
mo 20 the southern whale he has loss IL 49,
mold q home. So far from HE co.r.e s;v;n.
MN strength = Presidential asp,raoa = -
oeen compelled v take In sail il oede, = ~
crease ~ chances for . reelection h. our S.ss.
.slasure. Hs has learned BY shis time thss
ne hspoOlican party Of Illinois, u Ia esrnese |
..ns % own camp begins Co. b. allied vitS
and diacontept. w. -sss |
Hence e y that his organ comes over =. n.
psohcan ground, and b making comnon ~.
.isn wooiy heads and = abollt3onieaa = ~
Hines y 6lling ~ columns with Naok R....N L
lc1a doSssinss. md holding up he rirAt 1cwse i
y Judge Douglss IN Kansas, y ~ yerisa 49,.
Chicago Josrnal
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Terrible Casassr~phy.

The dwelling Of VIM Quinn. situated about
mile and half west Of Alliance. Ohio. vs.
burned down on Tuesday evening last, The
Alliance Times Of Friday gives The following
particulars:- --1~
Mr. Quinn was absent attending to his duties
upon the r. Ft. w. 4 G. X. r., and Mrs. Quinn
vas ID Town upon an GRAND. On leaving home
sne TOOK the fatal precaution Of shutting the
cnhafen 10 the house, fearing some accident
might befall them upon the railroad. Close ~
which it stood. She carefully extineuished IL
GOALS upon the hearth, and as no Gre vaa left \,
the building, the origin Of the conaagrasion = !
perfect mystery.
Although It was not discovered until under
fuil head, = negro, who first arrived. breaking
open the door, succeededn rescuine two Of the
little sufferers, both badly burned. one Of whom
It Is thought will hardly recover. The remains
OF the others, children Of William ana Nich.el
Kuinn, charred and mutilatsd fragments. vera
gathered from the ruins.
As the dwelling was mere shell Of b.
q u supposed that presence OF mind or : Ards,
o those who nrst reached the scess ne part
The two survivors or thje
Wednesday, in lingering cAsassroPhy died On
he little sufferers, IL : agony. i seems that
rom the narr.,;r I'M what has been gathered
leath in tha ~ e of the eldest who escsped
md in NAV 4rning house, had found matches
Jed. ing with them, had set Gre 70 the
II ,,a
+ g Oldest had counted but seven summers.
No-a BOY and girl-were twins. One Wa
consumed almost totally-iss backbone alone
remaining, frightful vessige: ~ Iegs of N.
other who died in the house. were burned m
ana the body literally roasted. An were in.
TERED together in the C.,hcl;c rs........ 81.
Louisville. sJ -
hoRAL o. TIE ABovE-Never leave childrpo
Without an adult to take care Of them.
never lock children in . room or house.
Never leave matches where children can -
It them. =" -
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NENA SAHIB's PROCLAMATION. The BOston
Courier has received copies Of the following
proclamations, issued BY the leader Of the insur.
gents in India. They are both dated the LIST Of
July.
The FIRST reads thus:
As, BY the kindess Of God, and the ikbal or
good fortune Of the Emperor, all the Christians
who were At Delhi Poonah, Satarah, and other
places, and even those 5000 European soldiers
who went in disguise into the former CITY. and
we're discovered, are destroyed and cent to he'll
BY the pious and sagacious troops who are firm
to their religion; and as they have all been con.
qusred by the present Government, and q no
trace Of them is left IN these places, it is the
duty Of oil the subjects and servants Of the
Government to rejoice at the delightful intelli.
gence, and to carry on their respective work
with c0mfors and ease
follows:
! As, BY the bounty 81 the glorious Almighty
God and the enemy destroying fortune Of tho
Emperor, the yelow-faced and narrow minded
people have been sent to HE'LL and CawDpore
has been conquered, il il necessary that all the
subjects and landowners should be % obedien.
to the present Government a. they had been "a
the former one; that all the Government a..
wants should promptly and cheeffully engage
their whole mind in exc cution Of the orders IL
the Government; that il 10 the incumbent dntv
OF al the syots and landed propristoss Of every
district to rejoice at the thought that the Chris
tiane have been sent to hell, and both the Hin.
doc and Aohammedan religions have been eon. |
hrmed; and that they should q ususl be ohad;. |
emit = the authorities Of Tie Government. ana |
never 60 suffer any complaint thcmselyea 4 |
reach the ears Of the higher authosiey.n
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The ere~v n ~ stlGaaxast Nse nAels ~
isAac Shelby, lyins q IL vhArf = 81 RAal
Minnesota, got into ! 6gbt on - issh. - NJ
ahael Nelil hand "a beard ~ attes. wss
knocked down With billss Of wood, and died
soon aater Iron the wosnd. Il Several sthen
we're seystely NoanAeA. .ss.ss.s 80
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A PLArFoRN.-The North American Temper.
ance Convention. now in session 1t Chicago,
put forth the following a. their platform oi
principles:
l. Total abstinence from al intoxicating Ii.
quors as beverage.
2. No license in any form or under any cir.
cumstances for the sale Of such liquors 10 be
used as a beverage.
g. The absolute prohibition Of the manufac.
ture and sale of Intoxicating liquors for such
purposes--prohibitjO BY the viii Of the people
expressed in due forms Of law, with the penal
ties deserved for crime Of such enormity.
4. The creation Of healthy public opidion
upon this subject by the active dissemination Of
truth IN all the modes known to an enlightened
philanthropy.
8. The election Of good honest men to ad-
minister the lava
8. Persistence in efforts to secure indis iduals
and communities from this direful .scourxe
against oil forms Of opposition and dificulIy
until our success is.complete and universal.
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One word more We sdviss Judge Clagett
to stop tniveiiDg-to exhibit more of the man
and less Of the granny-t0 divest his mind Of
Its vanities and passions and to look neither to
the right hand nor the left for censure or sp.
plause, but straight At the Law andlthe testimony
and administer without fear, favor or affection.
He may thus become - much respected and
admired De he lie now ridiculed and despised
And may the Lord have mercy upon his soul.
In conclusion We return our sincere thanks
to Nessrs. Star, Hall and Darwin, who have ably
pied our cause ut the several hearings At the
peril Of their practice In this court.
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year. aa u's Nov' otn last
| hard hit at s..ac medical fr.tern;,v !. -,
Asrss Gospel, ". %, } relating % 1 .scertain
Io'n.n "p.o chad suffered many things Of manv
| puys'csas. and had spent all that she had. ma
= nothing bettered, but rather grew worseI"
! The remembrance Of past happiness are tbe
wrinkles Of the soul.
| = young freshman who had married when he
~s ABOUT nineteen years Of age, complaining
81 tne diinculties TO which his early marriage
had subjected him, said he would never mar.
20 young again, IL be lived to b . old q NJ
thuaalem. -
DoObs says he has noticed that - . general
rule good looking people believe in the resn,.
rection Of the body, while the homely ones an.
card u 10 toto. 3a 80 .s s III -
IN Alabama : farmer very recently had N.
Cutter seized ~ the clerk Of the market for |
snort 1eigNt, mo gave % : reason that the COW |
from which the butter VA made va srh;eot =
the cramp, and that caused the butter % shrisk
10 weight.
OF six hundred and twelve young ladies' Who
Is'nted iAst wear, more than half Of them fell 10
sne arms Ct gentlemen. Only three had The
misfortune TO fall on the Aoof.
! why Gid Adam bite The spple :" asked
sehoel master Of one Of his pupils. "Recause
ne had nc knife to cut il, replied The hopelsl 4.
biblical student.
". IA Norton died il Nicholas -, Ky.. a. |
ne 2lst w.t., y the advanced ags VI ainety al
years. u sas1y hfs III. Not4on snlisted y I
Dsisass sosaiss instse Eaaks q To army &C -
!. - and ses prsseas and took - aaslye pers ID
9 many ef she battles Of .hs Revelation. "a | !
participated IN tAs va win IL ID. Z
Hans u siis' Northwest. 38T .1s7s a-- =
Assnd6Ie iwiss looas Tor hsr ssap,oy.,ns Y II
lcu% d1y ens, abroad. s..sea 80 49,. NJ 4
To y. II Aveaing PosA cones ~ slsenaly. .
% Night ~ alequensly, il hehaf q ~ - e IN
Ore Neat - ~ article ef food, r.
The Raleigh Register, acknowledging ~ -
sipt q bollle u brandy forty yeara old III
ays: 'This brandy ~ - 61sVtvery nUAH ~
Dar Is cannot i've much loassr." lW
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The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-13
Oas Dollar q Year
7 HE VAL LEY WHI0!
CLUES or FIVE or uOR1.
TERMS or ADyERrIsrNo

Sssiasss Cards. act exceeding six iiAss, iAsias
Di3, etAsrvIss -. .
Sstisss Of a.stiass, charitable societies. Ass
sonpAaiss, H., half psiss.
OispiAysd sdvsrtissnsass half mere tAsa sAs
above rA4Ss.
Aissrtiss~sassl lssdsd aai plassd usAssshs Ae>A
IL "spscial aotisss," i" dssbisf6s sS1sasSS gsfes
special notices In The iossi sslsas 50 sssss -,
iiae. -
lvsrtissossts osdsrsl - the iasius exeluGayely,
u ~ Daily, sftss tAs Arss tvs weeks 80 psY cent
msrs sAAa The above rates.
Adssstissossts sss sssoapAaisa With dirsssssss
wii - isssrtsdtil forbid asA charged fer ssesrd.
isgiy.
AHsyssstssssSvsvsss~ssts b Dstl n sSsssss.
TAis vals will sst ~ vaSisA frsn.
Wasa tie s5vestisss ssss the VI Wsskly alsnS the
kfiss will = tAsseUs - In sAs Daily. Whsse The
Daily sad weekly ars hstA assA, - ~ epes vt u
BE dsdases1 tfon ths aggregate ensu1s.
Uadsr ths prsssst sysssa, ths sAsertisss pays %
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