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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-14

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GA ysry sensible woman 10 Mrs. N. p.
Lsgars, lsditrcss of the Southern Mirror.
Published in New Orleans. She thus siyes
her opinion OF strong minded women; hear
how sansibly she talks on the subject:
ssWoman 10 By appointasnt supreme in
the social and domestic circle ii u much
more important that she haze the finer facul-
ties Of her nature 10 q high state Of oultive-
ton than the stronger or more masculine
qualities Of mind. She had better be- : mi !.
ianthropist than philosopher. One Flor.
encs Nightingale 10 worth more to woman. .
kind than oil the Lucretin Motifs and Fanny
l.. Townsends that ever cursed the rorId.:
while in our domestic circle, one good, intel.
hEent, amiabls vile or sistas.- Who, With
such mental training asserss6t 20 develope in
beauties, and thus invite the sterner seq TO
WOO its refined pleasures and humnnixinr in
tiuences, shines brighter thnn . whole won
ans rights convention 10 solemn conolnye.
resolving to don the habiliments and usurp
the realm OF the other sex. Woman's cle
meut is love, her weakness is her strength
battle against Innovation, female suffrage.
lady physicians and Boomer dressea-
Az EylDxScS or GuxPrIoS. One day dur
ing the past week, firm gave : check %
ohu VI Suctf CVCutkuIo AOt bWu tQOO0oUQ dol.
lars, which he presented ct the bank, vhere
he We. informed that = vas drawn :oT a..
hundred moro than stood to the hrm,s credit.
LAWN; some little doubt Of the solvency 81
the drm, he drew his own check for Ave hun.
dred dollars, and deposited il to the account
OF the trm, when he was promptly paid the
full amount. The firm stopped payment the
same day, and viii pay somewhere sbou.
thirty censs on the dollar, but our friend, by
little timely guiaption, obtained seventy.
i've per cent. Of his claim.--[ Boston Gar.
~ he low price Of whisky and high cost
OF corn is causing distillers 10 this section 10
suspend operations. In consequences Of this
fact stock hogs are becoming more abundant
and prices are declining. We learn that the
hog cholera also prevails to considerable
extent in the pens attached to distilleries ia
this vicinity.--tCin. Com. =
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-23
STEAM ENGINE,
oAzIrTI JOB o1yIC1.

Mr, CHAs. H. DAY, Of Chicago, having become
associated with us In tho Gazette JOB ones, he VIII
hereafter have the sntirs supervision Of that de-
partmsnt. AZ Mr.. Gay 10 one Of the best job
printers In the Union. and our facilities for the
execution Of work have recently been greatly en-
iargsd by large additions Of latest styles Of type
&C., We can now promise our patrons to execute
Job Work Of all varieties with nsatness, chssPaos
and despatch. By The notice above, II Will b
seen that We have ordered more steam press ma
ehiusry. THIS Is the only Once In the city where
steam power 10 used, so that our Abilities are
unsqualled. SANDERS BRO.
Davenport, March 10
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tPor the Gazette.
Township Meeting.

AVWAShAk esAo0'
On motion, Mr.. Shorey was called to the
chair and Dr. McKeehan appointed Secre.
tary. Nm motion Mr.. Shirach was unsni.
mously nominated Justice Of the Peace.
On motion Mr.. Seavers and John Pierce
were nominated for Township Constables.
On motion, John Owens, Moses c. Far
Der and WIN. Stolley were nominated foI
Township Trustees.
On motion J. Wilson Guiteau was nomi'
mated for City Clerk.
On motion, John w. Thompson w. r
Campbell, A. A. McClosksy. George w
Arndt and L. shricher were appointed
Township Committee.
On motion Dr.. Saunders J. d. Potion
and DR.. McKeehan we're appointed to call
a meeting on next Wednesday evening. fol
the purpose of nominating City ofncers, to
be supported at the ensuing election.
The meeting was addressed by Mr. Goult
Mr.. Lane, and Mr.. Mills, the Republican
candidate for District Judge.
d.. SHOREY, Prss't.
J.B. McKEEHAs, Bec'y.
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Dn KAur,. Doa-Th. A,ctic

Ds. KAHE's Dos.-Ths Arctic dog
brought home BY Dr.. Kane, has strayed Oh
In Allsgany. He has become the property
Of james Macarthur, timber dealer In Ora.
mel. The recently intense cold weather
has kept this large, black, shaggy animal
in high spirits. When they take him into
the forest among the timber hewers, where
hs can do no harm, and remove his muSzle.
he cuts oil sorts Of pranks, seeking the
deepest drifts, and actually burying himself
for delight: you can see the dry snow move,
but no sem6laace Of dog, till on sudden
out he pops. giving his hairy fleece ire.
msndous shake. and away he runs for az
other dive. NJ. Macarthur calls him "Es.
ki.mo," (EsquimsuxO not very smooth
name, but characteristic. To look eek
fair in the face, you see almost likeness
Of black bear. though his eyes are rather
lsnguid. HE long, soft, shaggy covering
y nearly equal In bulk to his body. When
left 70 run Ut lsres 10 the village, he wears
Z mussla 10 prevent his destroying the pigs
and chick sns. -Nsvsrk Daily Ado.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-23

DAVENPORT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. -
This institution, formerly known a. Barre
Commercial College, has been reineorpors.
ted. Mr.. Lopez has connected with him
self in ito mana cement Mr. W H. Pratt an
experienced teacher of book keeping, and
an accom- lished penmsn. This college has
two fine rooms in the upper stories Of
Griegs' Block, with a room below express
" for ladies, and specimens Of penmanship.
The principals are about organizing class
Of ladies' for instruction in penmanship. We
would advise those young ladies' who wish
TO improve themselves inwriting tojoin this
class. There are regular lectures on CON-
mercial Law at this college, and the prinsi-
pals are determined to make 1t an institution
Of the city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-23

SIaIxs TIMKs NO one can certainly OBJ.
,ect to the weather we had .he three days
Of last week closing Saturday. We defy
any part of the country to get up and con-
tinue three days any 6ner spring weather
than this. 1t can't be done. Our streets
are slightly sticky, i. is true, and the crystal
bosom Of our river 10 still crystalized with
ice, but i,'s the heather we are Dragging on.
very little of II we have had this month
worth Boosting of. and perhaps it 10 As'e
fore we 90 highly appreciate delightful
weather when It does come, Last Saturday
was a gem of day. 1t glittersd like .
Jew el on the crown Of tho month 10 fact'
it was . very fine day.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-23
GOLD PENS!
Quill Pens! Steel Pens !
COPPER PENSi

1.-THE Pen IL Hightisr than the sword p
UsT received at the Armory Of PsaesaSie Nssp:
ems,
10. SO Brady IT., near the Post 0fass,
q large assortment of
GOLD PENS,
Ia warranted ari le,) comprising Ladies', CONNER .
cia, Rngrossing Bank and ONCE Pens, separate and
with holders Of Silver, Gold and Ebony; some pat.
terns Of extension holders entirely new; also the
new article Of
ZINC AND PLATINA do
SELP-SU PLYING AND METALLIC do
for which We have the sole agency for DaverpoYt.-
Also the usual variety Of Steel Pens including gu
Lofts No. 40, ISL and 800, Albata, Do. Also Quill
Pens, Tor marking Red and lndelib Inks, DC.
For sale retail or WHOLESALERS at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
2moI2U ELI DAMS,
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LOCAL xAIT1l0.
Our Job sms..

MoaE HRLP We received last Satur.
day another Power Job Press to add to ou'
steam machinery. We have ordered in ad
dition one Of Hoes large Cylinder Presses
especially for Job Work. Last Saturday
we received another large lot Of the --latest
styles Job Types. comprising some besuti'
full varieties. We have now better facili.
ties than any establishment in this region
for the rapid execution of Job Work in all
its branches, in the neatest style and at the
lowest rstes. Send in your work.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-23

Splendid Farm Tor sale.
This farm contains 700 acres, $50 under cultivs
! ton, 100 acres superior timber, good dwelling
cut houses and nne barn, beautiful stream Of run.
ming alter that never fails and hne orchard Of oil
kinds OF iruiL. &|
Terms SO easy that after the hrst payne nj the
arm may be made TO pay the deferred payment
amply 10 tmhll T. G. RADS.
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Latest n . w 3.
ARRIVAL OF THE ALPS.
Ysss Days Later from Europe

Boston. March 2O.--The Cunard steam.
ship Alps frem Liverpool, at 5 o'clock on
the 4th inst. arrived here en- route for New
York at SIS this morning.
Her sdvices are four days later than those
by the America. Lhe brings no mails.
In the House of Commons Tuesday the
Sd, the Government was defeated on Mr.
Cobden's motion regarding the operations
At Canton. The vote stood 253 for the mo-
ton and 947 against il.
It wss not thought however that Palmer
ston would resign or dissolve the Pnrlia.
msnt at presen1.
Sir ]. 2. Champion late minister TO the
United States has been appointed minister
to the King Of Hanover.
The Paris Journal says we learn by the
latest news from China, under date of Dec.
is that the Court OF Pekin has published a
decree prohibiting oil subjects Of the celes
dal Empire from trading with the English
disobe dience 10 to be punished with death.
Hong Kong dates By the ORR ntial mail
are to Jan. is. There appears to have
been no further operation against Canton.
The details of the massacIe Of Europeans
on board the MistIe are also communicated
in these Dispatcher
On Jan. 18th the whole Of the suburbs
west of Canton were burned by British for
ces,
The Mandarins have issued in va rious
districts the most blood. thirsty ed'cts
against the English, and have offered large
rewards to those who may succeed in assas-
sination or incendiarism in Hong Kong
The Chinese have been or 1ered to quit the
service Of foreigners and return to their
homes, and so powerful is the Mandarin sys.
TEN, disobsdisnce entails much trouble II
not positive destruction on the relatives OF
the offender The consequence 10 that near
" oil have left or are leaving. -'"*.
Pans, sd.-The treaty with Persia was
signed here to-day. The Spanish minister
has addressed note to the repres entatives
Of Spain at the European courts, explaining
the quarrel with Mexico. The expedition
to copcsntrats..at Havana will, altogether,
consist of thirty vessels Of war, with mum.
ereus army on board. The Spanish Gov.
eminent depiorss the necessity Of resorting
10 sush measures towards nation united to
Spain in blood, language and religion, and
hopes every body will understand the obliga..
tons It 10 under to svenge the national
honor.
A Hamburg letter of Saturday, Feb. ae
saws; Merchants here have received pri.
vste news from Hong Kong and Singapore
by the overland mail, Of q most alarming
description. The bombsrdment and con-
aaRration Of Canton had excited the Chi
nese to general movement against Euro
peens, and the Chinese populace were be-
ginning to show a courage quite unwarrant-
Cd. and from which danger 10 to be appre'
| hended.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-23

"MASY CAKPENTERs."-A meeting OF,
carpenters. joiners and builders has been
called at the Court House next Thursday
evening, a. will be seen by advert sement
There should be full attendance, a. bust
ness Of Importance to the interested will
ssns Up.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-23

UNEQUAL RHHRRsERrArioN.-A
70 the present apportionment, the basis on
which the Supreme Court is made, gives six
hundred thousand people in slave district
an equal weight in the Supreme Court, to
four millions in free district, and six mil.
lions of southern whites have five Judges
while seventeen millions Of northern whites
have but four Judges. This gross unequali-
II must be rectifed. When that is done
the bred Scott decision will soon be amend
ed and effaced.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-23

"THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
No. 80 Brady street, near the Post Once.
moh12 dwtf ELL ADAMS
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RlApJxe RooN.-The Board OF TRADE
have now the ir reading room open TOR the
use of m embers. A number OF the most
prominent papers in the country have been
orler Cd. and will appeaI on file last as 70
eivsd by mail The rooms will 90 open
from 9 A. NJ. until 10 P. NJ, and during the
present week free to the public.
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That n. 900 Draft.

John Stryksr, Of Rome, N. Y, has ad-
Creased letter to the Argus f. Atlas, which
thus concludes
No improper means to procure the passage
sfthe bill were designed by me, aone were
or would have been authorized BY the com.
pany. and had no suspicion of such thing
from any quarter. have never supposed,
nor do believe that Mr.. Greeley ever had
any interest in the draft, and do not doubt
that when he received the 81, 900 from the
Treasurer, he paid it over in good faith to
person whom no supposed was authorized
to recei W il.
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.CrxAa. We would respectfully sug.
aes, to "Cezar" that.he could obtain much
larger circulation for his communications II
10 were to publish them in the Gazette. As
anything similar to that he published In
Saturdays Democra, lie much mole calcuia'
ted to do us good than harm, we regret that
our unhappy friend, the author, does NOT
avail himself Of the extended and rapidly
Increasing circulate ion of the Gazette.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-23

PApra, AND Goops.-We thank our friend
Mr.. VIM. B. Harris, who has just returned
rom the East, for q package of New YorA
and Pittsburgh papers. Mr.. Harris will soon
b. followed by large stock of dry goods
comprising the latest styles and handsomss'
varieties, selected by himself in the Eastern
markets. Look out for them. Mr.. Moore
afthe firm Of Moore 4 Brown, has also ou'
thanks for late papers. His stock Of boots
and shoes will soon be here, ana VIII
prove worthy of the attention Of the pub
hc
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Later from Nicaragua.

New YoRK, March 20.
The steamship Tennessee, from San Ju-
an, via Aspinwall March 10, with 26o pas
senpers, arrived this afternoon.
Walkers position 10 unchanged he
still holds Rivas. The allies remain at st
George. Walker had attacked the latter
place twice without effect.
A party of rangers under Col. Caves
had been attacked by Costa Ricans, and
driven into San Juan. Col. G. left again
on the 7th with . party Of recruits from
San Francisco.
The Aspinwall Courier says while Titus
was bssieging Castillo he held parley with
the enemy, who agreed to surrender, provi
ded he would permit messengers to pass hi
lines to inform Gen. More. He agreed Il
this, but next day was attacked by large
force under More, and driven back viii
loss. =,
Titus, with other officers, went down TIT
liver in the steamer Rescue to Greytown
where the boat was seizedb an English OF
| 6cer, who offered protection to any one wh'
~ i.hed to leave Walkers service.
Titus used insulting language to the Of
6cer. and was seized and carried on ooat'
tho English frigate Cossack, but was sue
| ssausnily released.
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II 90 X 81
BOOKS AND STATIONERY!

Books for the People and their Children
Books of Travel, Books Of Science
Books of Romance, Books Of Poetry,
Books OF Prose,
DLANK Day Books, Ledgers, .oaraals, Note, Re.
10 csipt and Time Books, Pocket Maps Of all the diff
ferent Western States and Territories School Books
all kinds Fin. Lthosraph Engravings, with without
frames Pine Gilt Moulding, together with large and
Bill Paper Foolscap, Letter Note and Biiott, both
white aud assorted coors; Envelopes all kinds lnde-
be Black Blue and Red Inks, Gold Pens Steel Pens,
Whiting Cards, Pocket Inkstands Perfumery Pencils
and Penhoders and innumersble quantity Of other
articles all sale At New York prices cheap fo cash.
Claire House. lfeb3dd 8. II. STARR, Agent.
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Greatest Bargains Ever offered!
Al6O 600 worth of Lots for oAlo,!

OnnBEAUTIFUL Lots for sale in Fultons addition
ONVD to East Davenport easier terms than ha.
~ or been offered before in or Davenport. Many
Of these river lots, from which any amount Of fine
building rock be quarrisd afording inexhaust
able source Of wealth. From others, the grandest
views any where to be found in the vicinity Of city
are presented. Being the sole agent for the sale Of
these lots, and quite well satisfied that No property
now offered in Davenport presents any thing favors
BILE those DESTROYS OF obtaining hou-s easy terms
that all who wish to purchase will call 81 my Of
ice and examine the plat and prices Of this bean
tful property. lmhl4l u. Y. ,sADS.
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ST. We N o NE r

here the best of Nail
Rods and Hand made NAILS.
Horse Shoe Shapes from Peru IN
sehsr good brands Of Iron; Iron Of Al
sisss and shapes; Carriage and Wassa
maker stock In large quantities ssd
good qualities, consist ting Of
Cloths for Trim ming, Rubberk
on Cloth for To d, Patent and
Hnamslsd LsAth-
or, NAlsable Iron In
usat variety; Axles and
Thimble 6kines ct uncommon
low prices Pipe and common
Boxes, sprinu, &c. Stock for
Cabinet Makers, such ~ Ohstors
Tor all kinda Of furnitufs, To-
BILE B1tts, Drawer Ward.
robsand Till Locks,
brass and iron Hinges, &c. Our
stock Of Niscs llapeoas. stanie
and hacy goods 10 always larxe.
We now c6er Leather Bslting from Tie
mast approved maks.s 1t their prices:
also a6sats for the largest manuNac-
tursrsef Rub Der Betting; this
article q fast taking the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-23
Tss Para AsD Coon Bu.nrs.. There

Tas PnHss AHD Coon BusIAKss There
10 no discount On this paragraph:
Some men advertise for short time If.
ter they commence business, and think
that It 10 SUN Gent; other intermit advertise
Ing after they have established flourish.
ING business BY its aid. This is 4 mistake.
From the moment house ceases to adver.
tise, however large its reputation and stand
ing, 1t begins to decline. The changes are
20 rapid In this country, and the public
mind 10 80 constantly occupied for new ap.
plicants to its favor and ito attention, that
10 be cut Of the papers where everybody
seeks for information on every subject, is
to be forgotten. The press is daily more
and more becoming q necessity. and its
usefulness % IA Advertising medium 10 a.
constantly Increasing. No man is wise,
Or just to himself, who undertakes to do
business without availing himself Of it's ad-
vantaQes.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-23

Lssruss.-It will b rscollested tina
Horace Mann 10 70 lecture II THE city to
morrow evening. A lecture from Mr.. Mann
should draw out large crowd.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-23

NRANDRRS' Commentary complete,
IN by Conant, $500
Bible Manual, by w. W. Rveits, 80
illustrations OF Scripture, by H b. Hsckstt, I,25
History Translation of the English Bible
Mrs. Consnt, IS
Ri BILE Dictionary, by H. Malcolm, u. O., rs
tt eodosia or Heroine Of Faith, with Portrait, LOO
Spurge0n the Modern Whitfield, by MAgown, 100
Sacred Scenes and Chs ractsrs by Headley, i25
Foot rints of the Creator, by Hugh Miller, 100
Old Red Sandstone, engrsvings, loo
Plurality Of Worlds, by 4. Hitchcock, P. p, leo
Earth and Man, sGuyot, I,S
Man, Pnmeval, " Han ., rs
Pre-A DANTE Earth, - I" leo
Christ In History, g Tarnbun, 1855
Riches OF Grace by G2 Living Witnesses, 100
Meditati0ns on Last Days Of Christ, 100
Prophets and Kings of the Old Tes lament, I,05
smittsH Household, or Thoughts for the
Amicted, LOO
Christi an Mirror Lectures by B. letter, d. D. IS
At No. SO Brady st., near the Pest once.
mo24tt kLI ADAMS.
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Deeks \ Statisaery.
COLUMN OF

COLUMN OF
1.-The Iowa Book Rooms, ,
10. - Brady Street, . dosrs North Of the
Post once,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
IOtAOl1Ohoa An 1908.
ELI ADAMS. Proprietor.
SIRKAD ADVERTISEMENTS BELow.-sA
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SEAM DEnocaAeY.-TheL Louisville Jour.
nal pays the following compliment to THE or.
ganization:
It 10 useless now for this hoary-headed
old sinner to protest its innocence. Its days
are numbered. Its character Is known
Ito old tricks are worn ont and no new de.
vices will avail to avert Its impending fate
The time has come when the people, the
great avenger, will visit upon il the punish
ment its many crimes have 90 long merited
and its hidsous carcass will be buried
out Of sight, "unwept, unhonored, and un.
sung"
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NOTICE Is hereby given that election will be hold
~ en- on the first Monday OF April next q the usual
places Of holding such elections In each and
cinct In Scott county At which time and place mere
will be vote taken BY the legal voters OF said county
Tor ths following officers to.wt One Superintendent
Of Public obstruction for the State Of Iowa. one
Of the Land Once, Commissioner Of the ueeAeansa
Rspids Improvement, one District Judge for the four
esnh Judicial District, consisting Of Scott, jackson
and Clinton counties, Assessor for the revenue o.
Scott county, Iowa.
The voters Of the county will also At the same time
and places vote on the Lcenss Law, the ballots being
written either 'tPor License or against License
In testimony Whereof have set my asIa this eth
day of March, 1857. W. l.. COOA,
mchl dv3w ~ .# Co. Judge.
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Eligible Investment.
IMPORTANT no NKRCH = MIS-

EoA 6ALR-Ths stock Of Dig Good, oentaIned In
= Ne New York Ceaniasioa WerehoSss. eornsr
q nnAy Aad foaEtA sssssts, Davenport, Isvs. Al.
= eAe aoses, neat I've esesy fans long lease and
- require dollar 70 b expsn1od e It for any
ssanss.; ns s:csk y snall, ffssA and well A.
serssa, Ns slmaaol y central, asA decidedly Ne
49, - Ne ely Tor . eenteei retail trade. To .
ysang nan . Fencing busia sss Ills 10 rare ep.
RSrteelty. Apply on he promises, or sddrea. bog
III Z. o. ss-sFts-s7-4--s f0baldlm
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MRS. Belts Utero-Abdominal supporter, in.
M vented by Mrs Sarah Belts, Philadelphis. and
hishiy recomn end ed BY the Medical Faculty - %
I'M the bet Instrument OF the kipd. For ssls ~
,su2o dly Apohsssryi
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We learn from the Charleston Courier,
that D. r. Hollingsworth, Of Edge6eld, 8
c., one of the committee to bear the re-
mains of P. 8. Brooks to South Carolina,
recently died. Of an illness contracted du-
ring his funeral visit to Washington.
Col. "Jim" Lane, who caused such terror
to the Border Rumans, has been married
agsin-his former wife, from whom he had
separated, becoming his bride.