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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-30

The bills Of the Hopkinton Bank Of Rhode
Island are rcfesed at the Suffolk Bank
RHILADaLPHsA, Sept. 26.--The Governor
has mot decided between tho baakA, and
eAere y pressure for and against eAlliag .
special session. &
The silk house OF Aiessrs. Curtioe 4 Co.,
on Chsstaut street, has been robbed " eight
thousand dollars.
There IL still no concert of action among
the banks. They commenced paying ave dol
lar bills, but at j O'Clock shs North Amsri-
can Bank, which had previously redeemed
oil notes, suspended specie payments, and
the course will nov become universal.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 20.-The money market
IL very stringent, hut the banks remain firm
10 their position. Some very heavy failures
are reported. Advices from Albany men,
ton run upon the Savings Department by
ANAL dspositors. There 70 no pressure else.
where, and the bill-holders and banks are
| quiet and confident.
Rumored FAilurss.--Clarke, Dodge 4 Co.
| and Phelps, Dodge 4 Co., entirely untrue.--
| Exchange on Philadelphia 10 per cent. Rates
Tor money on street, some cases 8 per cent.
per month. sesss
The Metropolitan, Republic and Merchants
Bank OF New York, Meohanie, American,
Exchange, Union and Pmnix banks have 10.
| sued circulars assuring the public Of tliett
ability and determination, % naintain 4
specie basic Tor their circulation, and a.
Pr sssing the opinion shat the tendency oil
specie and produce TO this point will soor
relieve the banks Of tho present pressure.
NORFOLK, Sept. 28.-Some isslingis man
ifested here about the Baltimore and Phila-
delphia suspensions, but the banks 20 fas
have remained firm.
CINcMHAr, Sept. 28.-The excitement
consequent upon the continued unfsvofable
advices from tho east parAlyse business and
the attention Of business men 10 entirely
turned from the ordinary routine to the I'll
absorbing question Of the latest news from
| tho East.
| The paper Of an iron and shoe and leather
esta blishment went to protest, and J. H.
Holmes, Manufacturer, has made An assign
msnt. None OF them, however, ere insolv-
| ent.
| III. Anderson L Co., and Darby 4 Barks.
dale, Bankers OF st. Louis, have suspended.
The Nashville Bank, Of Nashville, Tenn,
has also suspended.
t Tho Bank Of Washington and Patriots
Bank, which paid only email sums en- Satur-
day, have now altogether suspended. The
Savings Banks pay either in City Banks OF
Virginia money, and demand the 6 days no.
| tice from depostors. Virginia money is at
a discount OF ncr cent, and tho tendency il
/ still downward
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HOT Or THE FAINT

4 Dodge will cary passengers and
stock 10 the State Fair, 81 Muscatine mixing
d dnetton II - cent. on tho usual charges. -
Tho bsat viii make one trip, leaving Montross on
Monday, Get. 25,h, and remain ct MuscAtinc
during The Fair. n, A. JUDD,
Ticket Agent.
AspEcfhL TRAIN Of tbe Keokuk, Nj. PIeas-
asst rnd Mu.eatint Railroad viii leave the Packet
Depot AT hepkus, unaing IN conn ciion with the
ste.;nef Ben Campbell, and ticket. 10 sndffom the
Far Vrer the ka ruai y iii be sold ut half fare il
tsssch sed beforcl nd. for the round trip. Tails
train ulll leave hsekuk at half past | clock Of
tho atL of october. 1iekcts for sale tthc Packet
lie 20. JNo. ADAiK MCDOWELL,
seEsOi Engineer and supt.
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The show OF sheep at the recent County
fnir WIS certainly meagsr in number. and
nothing extra in quality. We were not sur
prised at this, only because We have got used
10 u. We have understood that wool grow
ing As much more easy and profitable in ILL.,
nous md prairie country generally, than in
vermont, or even in Ohio. And We know
iha1 IL some. Of the best and mos, highly
cultivated portions Of Ohio, he is not con-
sidered good and thrifty farmer who does
mol annually raise good crop Of WOOL
The farmers there fud that the wool cron re.
qnir@ less labor, is more certain, profitable
and reliable than wheat. AS eo,npured with
the wheat crop the preference IL almost uni
versal!T given TO the wool crop Besides be-
ing more certain, 1t is readily converted
into cash, and then the cash comes a, yerv
convenient season OF the year. Every wool
grower has .'poeset full of rocks" when
harvest time comes, and consequently feels
10 better spirits and more independent than
those who, like our farmers during the cur
rent season. were taken with the "shorts',
early ID the spring, and have scarcely yet
found money enough to buy the sal. in their
butter.
It's said that dogs arr TROUBLESOME hsre.
80 they were 10 Ohio. In Ohio the farmers
provide shelter foF Their sheep, just a. i,
will be necessary 20 d here. And il shelter
coats more here, remember ,llat feed costs
less. Al least Illinois wool growers testify
that sheep can be kept .; less expense 10
taat State, On the rrairies, than in Eastern
States. II u time that our people should
pay some attention to sheep, for they will
fndis profitable henceforth to grow WOOL
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N0flCEis hereby given To the owners Of the
Lots described in tbs foregoing list, situated in
the City of Keoak, Lee county and State Of Iowa,
wsoss names - mentioned, Apf al ethsrs inter.
levied on aid Gts, By tbs City Council Of said
city, for paving II side walks, ~ designated In
tho above list, and unlcss payment BE- made
OF the taxee 80 levied and also all coats before the
2ist day Of October, a. D. 1857, the said lots, or
much thereof asshsll b. necessary 70 discharg.
said tax and costs. will b, sold on the day xfore-
said, NJ The Mayors Office In said city. between
the hours VI Q y clock u. m. and 5 O'Clock D. m
&C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
Sent a. 1857.dfti
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i AND BLANK book AANUFAC16IY.
0LANK Bsoks nads snd rslsd to aay se4sirsd
Opsttesp. cours Records, Justicss' DoeAsas, A.
sssssss' Bssks, Poll Books, 49,, Ac., 1smisAsd -
short notice.
On Beehs. Maeasinss, Assie, H., bssnA r. re-
bosnd 10 any style desired.
~My BiudsSy will BE- found On 6seoad-et.,
next door to the Athepeum, sign d the "Big
Book. ISAAC n. p. 1nC8.
sep II SID
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nASUrAcruREHs, r55
Marbl. Building, ~ Fourth ST.. ST. LONIs,
I A RE now receiving > large sad choice stcSh Of
n superior WATUAE ~ ,of their own direct i'm.
port alton.
All kinds Of Silver Ware, sueh a. Tea Sets CON-
Plete, Pitchers, Cups, Gobictsy kpo0nr, and syery
variety, man factusad tn order Thtir stoek 81
6ne plated ware is full and oauspiste.
Pine Gold Jewclry u sxsry ;coascivabIe stylc
aud pattern, Of whicha hSes assoytusnt 10 con-
SANITY kept on hand. .t8 40 .s# Us
FANCY GOODS.
In this department the stock 10 full, and In,
been selected With great care, and with = view 10
the .pprosehing hoiydsys. and At prices that sap-
mot fail 10 acssmmodsts their sustOnsrs.
CLOCKS-rhsy have sscsivsd choice Article OF
French Marble, PAPER Aachc Inlsid, and Amsfi-
can Clocks.
Also, choice and varied assortment Of Fins
Cutlery, Spsctaclcs, knc Canes, SC.
Additions are daily made 10 their large stock,
FINE yRWELRY.
Diamonds and al other precious stones set In
the most approved style, by sonpstsnt workmsn
In their employ.
w. Give them call. [sep77d
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MESSRS. KIMBEL / TkHDN

10 ESPRCTFULLY iofoEM their friends md the
~ pablo that they have established Ct
1Ss SOUTH cLARK-ST CHICAGO, ILL.,.
4 Branch Of their Paris and New York ueasse for
the msnufacturs and sale Of tbs mat
ssis elegant styles II
Furniture anA Hence DscePaslons
Messrs. x. +. arc also prepared to III q short
notice any orders tor
French Gas Fixtures,
french Cerpsts,
French Mirrors ~ Jsmss
AiFIEE aELECTION or PIANOS
From the hest housss ot New Yofh anar Albany
viii b s1IDlanGy kept On had.
Postodhes box AI5o. Chicago, Ill. (ssp17dSnl
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J. III. Waeg0ner.


HAvlHG juat arrived 1vs0tAs kastsrn Citiss, I
- swlee - teese0 The sttiSsae eanseally that l
AAve IL largest asl bs( stock Of
MsreAAss r~ai srsss assAs,
E. Csnsssslps q
FRENCH AND n MEXICAN CLOTHS.
PLAIN L FANCY CASSIMERES,
ysszsxos or ALL DsscsIsrioAs, pLuszss, 49,, -.
And from my long experience in the business, ]
AAster myself that can please al who may lavos
me with call.
have, also, tho best assortment of
GcnsionsA's R1nai shaag GssAs
To be found in the West. eensitins Of
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
GLOVES,
CRAvATS, &c.
And in fact, everything TO conplstsa Gsatle
mans Wetdrebs. J.. n. W AsaHHNEA.
Second-st., opposite the National Theaser.
ssep2sd asssE
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NEw rALL MlLLlnKa Z.

IA ISa WARNRR wisAss 10 softly her fofnss
IVA vnAEens, end khs rablc generally, thaa ~
~ n1arBsd from New York with ssrJ sAatss
atosksf isonnsts aad AiIliaery Goods, rarehassd
troD ~ largest New York Importers, ANA vAisA
ass nov ready for sslSAor Inspection.
All ssdsss sseeatsd uith dispatsh, and wassass-
u - give satisfaetion,
btssu Doansts bleached Or dysd.
cASth'a baildiAs, one DIOR beiyw Yesos oess.
pis1 In ~ spsiae, whisA have hsss GstAA - II
nolsss sa1ls expressly iss this psspsss.
1eastA sfssst, hstwssn Mails end bisaAsAa. Kss-
ksks .tsva. (ssp3ld0
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n. r. 0AHTII

h - o8HI0
MOULD rsspssalully iptosn ~ esstlsnsn Of
w Ksoksk And vicinity that ~ has just ssturn-
~ frsn ~ Rast with sine assorinsst = 6osds
adapted Tor Pail and Winter Uaxmssts, apd IL
vitss those In want 70 call and examine kis stock
which ~ viii make into garments uf tAe most ap-
proved Bey3e and finest vosk manship.
PssstA-ssrsst, between Nain snd Dieslses.
ean1AA
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Clio r HIN q sT q = y,
10 MAsasst.. KoOk Nh
'I,kUTH WILL ouT-Mspcs nay = win :.
! knowledge the faet, that have Jest returned
fTem New York With tbs best AtoSk Ut Ciethtse'
and Fusaishine Goods sssr hseuY ut 10 shis nArksf
When say the bsst, don meaa the issgsst I, bas
the best msterisl and better y Jade, and got up In
bettsf style. 10 order IL prove this fast - yos,
1 would merely add that I am The ouly nap. d
Ksoksk whp purchased cl.thing Of y. Dev1IA1
Co., JAs. Wilde, j.. Co. and nanfsrd = Dr.shs1S,
Who, everybody know, sre the best aaA fnosi t.
vosAble houses in New York ard warrant sAs asks
and ~ of Ill their Clothing. Give ms Aeali, geo.
tlenen, and sec for yosrselsss.
sspis-d A.w GRIFFITH.
a 1lNB assortment Of superior Beaver fclis.
"A sisfs for sale Al 70 Main-st ny
sspiS-d 8KIFR..
f1vHk finest black Doe Skin CAssinsrs Pants y
the market, for sale II ~ xain-st,b by
sspis-d G.IPP. /.
A LAR6k assortment Of Yeats, all sorts and
"A sis@, fsrsaie q ~ Aain-strsst, by
EN4y4Sc ,s&A ceAts fur sale cheap, saA ~
- 1ass6etSd, 81 Ne, ~ Aain-strsct, BY
"A ND tAs issgest and bsst seisctsi siAak d
"A Hosshs, Boys and Chiidrsn . Clothing IL this
narkst, fof sale 81 ~ nain-st. Call 10, LsAiss,
ed - them. A. W. GRIFFITH.
sspl6~d
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GREAT EXCITEM ENT!
AND
N Q III u m b u 3 .
New stsre, New 0ooAs, anA
RHnfiYEn ppInrcl

New ssere, New GseAs, anA
REDUCED PRICES!
fINuE subscriber has taken the New Brick Store,
1 north side of Main-st. between Third and
Fourth, Keokak, Iowa, where he 10 now receiving
| and offering q large and we'll selected stock d
thirty days, the New lora. Boston and PhiiA-
del aia markets, ana need only saythat
our stock II Largo aud rail,
And customer can here ind almost any article
wanted, that ii fashionable and cheap. Having
! come 70 the conclu non that"a bird in The hand i
worth twoin the bush. hr has adopted tho ready
pay system, consequently the
Prices 81 q Gods Muss Gene Down
The ready pay svstsm will be eftctuaiiy dcmon
stratsd NJ ths 90 latar ~ every article shall b
soldat the very lowest possible advance from Arst
cost, thereby making difference af fsan Sea "a
dttaen Per cent. from credit prices. The motto
will then be
CHEAP ron UAsmy
Small profits aud qsiek returns-and would re-
spectfully invite the attention Of buyers to the
richest and most elegant stock Of
Silk ana Fancy Goods
Probably ever exhibited in any store west Of New
| York, computing full asd soaplsse assertmsnt
1t silks AID N.lyuts, flounc.d Robes and Robes a
Qailie, Kicu frinted Nousiiu do Lains, yalsLciss
Popiins Saxony Pads, Plain ami Printed Meri-
noes, Plain Mous.ln do LAines. French Prints,
Aoi uf NnIycyes, nopcs ue voyage, OucAlts
Printed Flsnnois, Coburgs, DombAsins, nhawls.
glosks and MAnti Has, Drsss Fnnges, valyet and
Taie,a Robes.
Especial attention is requested to tho large stock
of White Goods Embroderies, Collars, Sleeves
Hosiery and q loves.
CARPETINdS AND OIL CLOTHS.
New Pasterns d Tapestry, Brussels and Ingram,
super and super6ne, together with al the lover
! grades. Also, Ku q and Msss.
Nov ono and All are respect ully invited 10 rive
US : call. We charge nothing fur showing goods
and no grumbin9 il you don't buy.
1B-One Price, and No lewiston NY
W. W. PERINE, :
| sep2o SID Msin-st., between b and 4th.
do and Xsc Go aaA See what!
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DRESSED UP.---0ar contemporary, til.
Ledger. At Fairfield, appears in handsom
new dress. y Is sound and active Eepub.
lican paper, and deserves the shiny suit j,
has got. Good fortune to you, neighbor.
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cry OF she feila 1o1 e91s' Is now one u tug
EDITORS OF the ueary wy 'naosas) 11a'
tree o'Ase papsf' i.A'e,s ne mas psen 'fe-
qoeh'i, anu grossly insu''eu " .. =. iien
aefsoh, ea'lor q Ing iseA'eh"or'h 'oa'"a''
e'iuen'iy WIN 'he PURPOSE - p.o'oA,nS
auei' AZ lAs' euf' "ran' 'op'i'u' ~ ~ ""'
proper manner. instantly . cha'iense "a'
sent mr. "ians a'o'ines - nS"'' so'y .sss
dueling can illegal, barbarous and disgrace
full method of settling difficulties and fur
thermore, with wife and children depend
ing upon him for support, he docs not con-
slider his life SO entirely his own MS to put II
at the venture Of the hlackguard's bullet.
roak'eH "' wy :. "'As
cholern was raging fearfully at Hamburg,
Stockholm. and elsewhere. The Bank Of
Holland had increased its interest to per
cent. All the German banks were expected
to follow.
The Indian mail had been received. Del
hi had not fallen, but it was thought that it
could not long hold out. There had been
some new revolts, and the English troops
were meeting with many successes. One OF
the uioouicst VI ttie oo"Poy o"'H'"ihuetss VINO
had massacred In cold blood a9u men, wo-
men and Children, had Aaesi -eaHsean led,
whereupon he drowned himself aud family
to escape British vengeance.
~
me vacant oAsAfossiiif'-- -. e''npoci
"l'mer, Oh washington so~nsh'p, nas oeen
seiec'eu az ''e heiuo''o"h 'anu'ua.e TOT
SENATOR IN TINS county ID p'ace o' - Y. Walk
or, oeciineu. ne Is al oia fesiaehs, having
lived fere some twenty years, ana IS wen
known 10 az our oia sett'e's - 'h'n u in-
teiigeuce ana ih'sgr''y'
w, ny r. gba r. p;r
~ ,nt lo.otad AZ Creco Raw fo,,s,, l..
a,o nno 80, 3. o;-n,,,..;a
,ha1.. 80 J,,,v lat 90, ono wh;oh r,s th,.
..a. v.,;a -. s,o ooo. T..a..
g.. a,A 40. M;.so,r; g.. q ooo. snoo;.
a. nno To,., .o- noo
p.a, 60. nj - W..
.,,, a.. .a.a
ROT me pai'y "ate City
49,. ra.n.,a.
rr,,o n,r,,vxa uox;nr hoo, ,a.., =
,on,n,,;o, for Tho oa;.. ~ pon~ason,,,;,n
- ia oto,o .d .onn.;.. = IL r.a;.,.
49, .na -, h..;.n .nsr.;.., -. -.
,ho s,.o,;on - ,;.;, ali nor,;nns 80 IA ~.
80. , a.a !. a,,n - a. haf,
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-.
$3.50. !, ta-,h = 49, ph;,.aa,.h;.
= .,s.,aa, IN, a-.
- 80 r.,,o, CO.. .o.a,a 4.
nlea.sa % m.;n,a;n those nr;nc;,les no.
i;ova u;,h ,ha fo,hsr. IS tho Rarrh,;. ,h.,
ula !. &C.. al,
IA, !, aarr,ao. 1.hor ona Tho froo ,,horo.
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~. !, - 50
,.n IA ;a,an.s .na fostaxr 80. IA, !.
r.,,,a. an,.r;so o,a r.ran,s .ho .na
81 .a.:aI
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~ re-. e. 80. ~. :,
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$3.50 ,' =. 1 ' ~. Is
=,
r ''o
|
"aa 49,
49, ...s = ), 49, o'l" -, wv "
'Ae '"'' war ~
80. = 80 'aSo1'
- 1S"s'' 'Ae 4's's'sa sones - VS.
-. e'.' ' -, .ssAo no. -,
-. $3.50, ''e ''0 = a'ne'ea'' Nc
49,, 500, - 'u' ,''.''o''es 70 an
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KEOKUK M1OH sCHOOL.
fJ1NDKK the auspices Of the undsssignsd Il Il
~ proposed to establish IN English and Classical
School 81 such character and alma y shall phase II
In the highest rank among the schools % our
country. The 10 bc occupied BY this school,
ION tho eoSpsr Concert and FiftA streets -ase
pleasantly situated and viii be elegantly fsruishsd
with all the appliances OF arst class school.
The school year will consist Of four quarters Of
ten wssks each.
Tho general design Of this school will be 70
ical, mental and moral srsining, with instr.etion
In the various departments Of LITERATURE, oeisnes
and Art.
There win b. secured the services Of fall ssps
| Of epmpetent teachers in the aneisnt and modern
languages, msthsmaties the natural ssisnes,
and al the branches Of : thefoaGh 1aGlsA sdu-
cation.
There will be exersisss weekly il Composition
| and 'k1Ocu tiOp.
There will ~ thrss dspastments-- Primary, In
tsfnediate and Aeadsnio.
Primary Department, per quartsf,...........9 9 %
!ntsInsaa.ss Dspss..s.s. Per assrssr...... e g
These rasss. payabls isvafiahly - N middle q
the Quastes daray ths entire 81 peases e3 taition
in AZ essncsc. nss !rc!rssa = tie cys-s charge.
sasss Of psotrasted sioknsss.
4 Pupils will b clAssiAsd aAd promoted only
| APO. thorough sxsmina&ion IN their pssvieaa
By : liberal asransansss With ~ Hseslty d shs
Medical college, vspils payysipg their stsdfss In
| Philosophy, CAsGisisy y PhystoloU can Aevs The
psivilsgssf thsis lselufss - Dssaeastsations Oh
these saA4sets, wieAeht addit1OnAl 80.
An sxtra chsSxs viii = snAds Pr quastse for
isstysstion given = VIsaah, 0ssnaa, Drawing,
Painting ~ Agricultural q Prastissi Chsnis-
w.
6snasl h. Curtis, r: ". Potter,
~. LoWe, 8. 3. HtilinSs,
A. nsidasmAn, ". &. ns0avtc,
Jcen Ascuas. JAnsb r. Cox,
J. =. Shelley, J. II Lsvs,
J. =. sanford, n ". eaapls,
James u. Estes.
J. n. McLARB.
ksokaks 6sPt. -, Std Principal.
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WIscosslS BANK FAiiuass.--The Fox Riv-
er Bank, located at Green Bay, failed. Its
capital was $50, 600. and it's circulation, on
the LIST Of July last, 1886, 900, which was thus
secured Virginia 6's, $4,000; Tennessee
6's, $4,000; Missouri 6's, $4,000; specie.
50 900 Total, S21 900.
We learn that the Peoples Bank Of Mil
waukee and the Badger State Bank of Wis
consin have suspended.
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FOE Rent.
11oRE NJ. IS Main-st Also, second story
~ rom over No So. Inquire Of
s-p3udlw J.E. pARKDIT co.
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The VACANT SgS.rossnlP.D DR.. Campbell
Gilmer, Of Washington township, has been
selected as the Republican candidate for
Senator in this county in place Of ]. c. Walk
or, declined. He is an old resident having
lived here some twenty years, and is we'll
known to all our old settlers as a man Of in
telligeucc and integrity.
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40 OA0 0Oc y - = 80 SO W0Abs
WA =, = EK INES
SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW TAs.a. DMG SIS GOODss
THE GREATEST VARIETY EVEN OERRRED,
A ND selling At Prices that tell their own tale.
IA Rich Pasls Embroidered 6ets. collafs, Under
Sleeves, Bands and fIoancings, Edgtnss and In
4eitangs, ana other macs gsoss, 700 AssAsrvss "
mention, just received and gong % like hot cakes.
Call soon or You lesv them. PkklNEsS
s,pssd Cheap Cash Store.
EAD1AOR = ATTNACTlONxl
n the way VI Carpets and Oh Cloths 1sv psf
lieras Of Royal vslvets, Tapestry BsuAsls, Ia
pssuy l1grein, 1hres Plys, 6apssss neG aaa
Mats, at PEkINE,S
sep2sd Cheap Cash Stoss.
sSa " As.U AND Cs.OAKS.
GONE splendid chinells shawl, Dreche, Loas
~ and Square Stawls, and I'll kinds q Wool
ShAwls, from the very best quality down NJ
latest styles Of CloAks and AAntiilas, ehsapas
sep2sd PKHINEn
a LII elsssrs, big and little. Old Ard yeaag, rich
IA ard poor, can save from 10 . - PER csns. ~
making their purchases flen the innsnss variety
Of goods displayed ~ WV PERlNk'S
scpzSd Cheap Cash Stsrs.
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In THE rlELp.--Gideon j. Pillow is out for
the situation Of United States Senator from
Tennessee. He has issued long letter to
the people, in which be urges his claims on
the ground Of his regular Democracy, and
his military exploits in Mexico. His exploits
may have been very marvellous, but certain
it is they were never recorded, with the
exception Of single achievement, and We
venture to say that no individual who is fol-
lowing these lines can remember having seen
the Generals name in connection with any
event in Mexico except the digging of ditch
inside Of fertilization.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14
The Farmer,s paughter.


few years since, q farmer, living near Easton,
AaPennsyIsania sent his daughter on horse6ack to
that town. procure from the bank small notes for
one hundred dollars. When she arrived there the
bank was closed, and she endeavored to effect her
obi BY Offering Il at several stores, but eond not
get her note changed. She had not gone far on her
zetnru, when stranger rode up her and accosted
. her With 50 much politeness that she had not the
slightest suspicion Of any evil intention his part
Aftsr aSideof mile or two, employed in very social
eongersatiou, they came to retired part of the
Eoad, and the stranger commanded her to give him
the bank note
It~as with some difficulty that she could be made
20 beieye him in earnest as his demeanor had been
eqao hendIy but the presentation of pistol placed
that matter beyond doubt, and she yielded to ne
sity- Just as she held the note to him sudden
pnnhofs wind blew the note into the road and car
ried L gently several yards from them. The dis
saeourteous knight alighted to oyertake it, and the
= lady whipped her horse get out of his power and
the horse which had been left standing by her side
started with her. his owner fred pistol after her,
which only tended increase the speed of all par
ties and the young lady arrived safe at home with
the horse of the robber, which pair of sad
die bags When these were opened, besides a qaan-
tty of counterfeit bank notes. $500 in good money
- was found. The horse was good one, and when
saddled and bridled, was thought to be worth at
leastas much as the bank note that was stolen.