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The following quotations are based upon
the Report OF the Auditor 81 the State Of
indiana, datsd February Let, 1883:
sP1cu PAYisc.
> All DISCOUNT.
Bank Of 0oshsa, aeshsn.
Bank Of OosRest, 0ospovt.
Bank q Mt.Vsnen. Nj. ysrsoa.
Bank 81 YAon, Psoli.
Daak Of Rsekvfils, Wabash.
Bank ~ Dalsn, New Albany.
Bank u 6Alsns 6slsn.
Dioonington Bank, Bloomington.
CenhidGs 0ity 1sak, Cambridge City.
Exehangs Bank, Grssnsastls.
Bank Of Indiana MishiRsn City.
CaaAl Bsnk, kvansvills.
csa.ralB I. Indianapols, redeemed By Treas
ursr Of state.
Crescent city Bank, Evansville.
Bank Of Elkhast.
Hrookville Bank, Indiana.
Cambridge City Bank.
Farmer Bank, Wsstheld.
Indiana Bank, Madison.
Indiana Farmers Bank, Frank lin.
Kentucky stock Bank, coiumhus.
Lagrange Bank, Lima.
Psrke County Bank, Rockville
Prairie City Bank, Tsrre Aauts.
Bank Of Monticello
Fayetts County Bank.
Aerch. = Mech. Bk. New Albany.
Bank " Syracuse.
Indian Reserve Bank.
Hoosisr Bank.
susPENDxp--Ar Is DISCOUNT.
Agricultural Bank.
Atlantic Bank.
Bank Of Albany.
Bank Of Albion.
Bank Of Ataiea.
Bank Of Anssie.
Bank Of Bridgeport.
Bank Of ConnsFyville.
Bank Of Psfrysvile.
Bank Of South Bend. =
Bank Of 7 w adsworth.
Bank Of the Capitol.
Bank Of n. America, Clinton
Bank Of Rockpors.
Ekhsn County Bank.
Savings bank, Cennersville, (secure } ~ dis.
Farmers Bank, jasper.
Kalamazoo Bank.
Laurel Banh.
Northsrn Indiana Bank.
n. \. We. 81. Stock Bank.
Oraage Bank.
Stats Stock Bank OF Indisna, Peru.
State Stock Bank, Marion.
Savings Bank Of Indiana, (securcd).
Traders' Bank Nashville.
Wabash Valley b.
Wayne Bank, Richmond.
Wayne Bank, Logsnsport.
Bank Of Warsaw.
Huntington County Bank
There 10 20 little suspended Indiana pans
now in circulation, and rates are 20 unrelia
Bile, that we do not deem II worth while !,
give quotations.
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REMOVAL.
= 0AHY GATE CITY OFFTcE il
osildlag, sornsr Of Main and
1lssess 1aasanse on Second street;
- 1fst deor 70 the right.
Dsess fsf a kinds Of Job Work filled
= se11nsss ~ dispatch.
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We have for sale . quantity Of wADs's Color
NJ IsKs, which are Justly eonsidsrsd the best In
market. There s-s among them All sAsdss Of Bed,
Blss, yellow end Brown, aud Of al prices, from
IS cents up TO 81 Per D.. Also white Ink. Gold
sise and varnish, and aearlysii grAdss Of Black
Ink. OF the same nsnufaeturs.
We have, besides, . quantity Of Mathers Black
Ipks undisposed Of, than which there arc none
better In market.
css, for cash.
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". s zss M I'D ~ 1T 81 ta6
w w PB Il I'm !.
~. = .Aln-sr. u ...sxk.
CHEAP cAszssonn !.
Asnll., ,sss.
LAM NOW REcEIvl1A MY SPRING srocKor
NEW srnrro AND sunmEa
G q q D S!
knbraeins mseh larger. and more general -
Mich asa spissaAA AeeAs, II
Than ever before offered In this market. NJ
doods have al bssA bought within tie
last month for CASH, and 1t
Prices that cssh emily this
6pringwosldb bay
them At,
AND WILL ~ SOLD At PRICES
~FOR CAsHyre
compete with.
In short, my STOCK is EXTENSIVE and dssi-
sshle, and win bs SOLD AT PRICES that win b
looked Tor IN vain 1t any other store.
am prepared TO give ! general bsasdt 70 ny
friends and the world at large, and will b found
% hand ready and willing to inpsrt fsvors % al
Who want TO buy
GOoDs CHEAP TOn CAsMi
Fine French Lawns, Fins Robes A'Qailla,
Fins Orsaadis Maalins, Vins nsrsgs
Robes, Fine fssauA CAalliss,
In every shade and color, - per e4as. lsss
than ever before oFsred.
Plain Taassa, Black Wasersd, Poulst d,jois,
Satin du' Chine, and Plain Black N
SILKS, 1t Bargains.
| SPLENDID ASSORTMENT or NEW
Stella, Thibet and Grape SEIAwLS, Las
and Silk MANTILLAS and TALMAS.
PRINTS, GlNGHAMS AND DE LAMBS,
From No Price Up.
G A r p q r RO o n g.
! On the second aoor, are now filled with New ant
CHOICE Styles Of
velvet, Brussels, Tapestry ana -.
per Ingram.
And all the lower grades Of CARpETING; making
altogether much the largest, and many
| pvrrER QUALITIES or
RICH vELvETs AND BRUsaELs
Than ever before kept in this market.
Also, Floor OH Cloths, all Cidshs, Rsgs,
Mats, and Stair Rods.
All Of which win be sold good per cent. Lsss
| than can be bought elsewhere, and at prices
that will bare comparison with
| AaY orusK nAgknS.
All Thtnys arc Ready, Come
Examine, Compare Prices and Qnality
With Any Other Store,
AND BE CONvI ED.
April Il. SD w. W. PERANE.
~ ~ N n r, - m N - - -
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.'s
Reprint of the British Peri0dic0Is and the
Former Guide.
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PIIcx or rHs LATTER
PUBLICATION.
r SCOTT 1 CO., or NEW YORK, CONTINUE
-. 70 pshiish the following leading British Pss
riodiesls, viz:
I.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, Conservative
2.
THk EDINBURGH REVIEW, twhig):
3.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, fPreech.r :,
4.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, tLihsrai)
s.
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pARLOR. Chamber and Kitchen
l. SETS, of all kinds for sale cheap for Cash<H -
GEO. e. KILBOURNE, Agent,
Main-st., bet. ID and Sd,
mayi3d Keokuk, Iowa
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RELIGIOUS moo X q. ~
mare'a Mission Of the Comforter.
six Days OF Creation.
Ihompeon's Moral ana Religious Esnys.
Barnes Notes.
Abbot's Young Christian S1ntss.
Layard's Ninevah and ii N1lnains.
bArds OF the Bible. by Gii6lIan.
History Of the English Bible.
Chambers on tho Power and Wisdom sof God
Nelson on Tnfdclity.
winners Episcopal Manual.
Vinett's Paftorat Theolory.
Rome-Chxixlian and Papai
hirwan's Letters to Bishop Hughes.
History Vt the Protestant church in Hungary.
History Of the Reformation.
Death bed Scenes.
Cleset Ioure.
Pilgrim Progress.
Christian Theism, apson.
porter'g Chart Of Ltnkss
Portcr's Reviyals 81 Religion.
Thoughtst to Help and Chsor
Bible Dictionary.
Christian Titles.
Make the Best Of Both Worlds
Man and his Motives.
Fleetwood's Life of Christ
FAbcr on the Doctrine Of Election
Select Family and Parish Sermons.
Buck 2 Religious Anecdotes.
Dicks Works.
ALSO, = large selection Of Miscell.reo.. Ro.h.
smonS which arc many Of the late PUBLICATIONS.
100 HART 4 BARBER.
0ASUOhutI0ms
vuSAE Co. Partnership heretofore existin. -.
tween the subscribers, under The nans ~
nrm Of FnrYar Aaines, ts thts dav dfs.c1v~xs -
mutual consent. Robert p. 9. Haise s. VIII -
tinue In the business, and sign the nans 81 ~
arm In liquidation. They will also ssttle All ~.
counts Of the late nrm, ard III debts duo Il = ~
- psid them "A. 3. FAkRAR,
ROBERT HAINk6.
Co.Passnershtp.
The undersigned, having formed CO. Pat1nee.
ship uuder the and It yle Of Haipsy nsoeS
and purchased the entire interest 81 RI. q. pnisr.
viii continue ths business n nanulastusine 6seA
Dooss. Blinds. fi"orsng; prrr rrA.a.. ~. ~ I
the old stand, corner Of : Dluh Hsyse1s. 49,
Ksokuk = Fl. Des Moinss Hail Road Dspa1.
ROBERT Hxl1Ha i
Ksokak sept. y. ~. Pc. HxITS8.
Oct6-d
Kookuk Book ln0oYV.
AND BLANK BOOK MANUTACT6IY.
QLANK Books INSIDE and tslsd q ~ ree.lraA /
0patteSp. Court Aeecf1s y nstieess losk e. Issi
sesseM nsots, Poia Books, -, ~, 1snisk s6 elt
~. 1.sls.ia.s. 1(nsls, ~. h.sA1 = MI
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0Uo1NEss NOTICE.
We apsse III Job Work 70 b paid for on
wy, uslss thms u . special undsrssand-
= 49, 9onosasy.

lAscsns1hs Missouri Matches, made in
uai, - SoM By Geo. II. Heck, are
= V bsas. IAsy have he gssuins loco
- snsll, ignits readily, and burn with .
- blasss 1Asy sss IRA rate.
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IT,
II " Rlvm RAeEsss.-We ass undsr many
lfgations - ~ gsatlsmsnly oneses Of The
- Os.pbsll ~ ~ Tishssisgo for kind
1)lstions 70 SssssH anA faaily during our
s1u6ps sp ~ slsss ~ present season. And
" aAkiag ON sraasfal acknowledgements 70
~ lysss asd oar iose -tins frisad 4. L.
snAa. p ths stsa.ae pa Oaapbsll, end our
-, = aeat asqsaasassss, Capt. Ksssh and
4. h. CesNins, OlMk, II Ne Tisheninso,
~ ssks ossasioe u commend their line and
lAsis beass = reliable, sp 70 time, and in
every respect asraagsA aad provided 70 pro-
nots ~ soneost of passagsrs, and render
y ~ - spssdy ~ agvssasls.
H JsSv~al thiaks that Appropria-
2 49, Dev~ TIE ds1eisssiss created By the
ulsaaion daring The last Assneial year,
- NTH : long II u nsaiss % meet
tiAsRs Of expense tAis ysas, cast
~ ~ soaassd - belonging 10 this
g01oey bill. lndssd! The govern
aAaa,s think AiTsrssaly. But ~
6{h 49, ySu want 70 psssifog down the
60 sassas Of 81, 0oO, 900, appropriated
In ysss q profound peace! Il looks bad.
1ccspsxs 70 7ux PAcKss Tlszoslxoo.--
ThI pashsl sssassr Tisbonisgo knoshsd ont
The haadol NJ syliadsr, and Otherwise dis
abl(d ~ n1hlssry, On her downward trip
On sssday, ~ ahsvs Maseatins. In eos
=
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EXTENSION TABLES. siae BsaYas.
- DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS.
IN Oak, Mahogany and Cherry for sale low for
Cash, BIZ GEO. Z. KILBOURNE Agent.
mAylod MaiA-st., bet. ID 4 Sd.
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n r. ms u n N q q 90 RRNf
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL -
TIVE Hundred Thousaaa DonAn
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CALL AND y7
Insure your Property sgoiwst L.
FIKEl F1RE! flRUl
In the following responsible Coinn
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Cash Capital $500 .OooS
@MArine Risks taken In this vesy -
sible Company. u 3S
The above highly responsible CompAniss -
prepared 70 Insure Property asaf6Sa u y
Lessor Damage b Ylfs, ss
- And Pay All ,Lossea Pronp1ly.
The Placer herald., 1858-01-30
The Steamship Adriatic.

The Adriatic left New York at noon on
the cad of November, and arrived at Point
Lynas (about As miles below LiverpooD at
nine o'clock on the evening of :he Sd of De-
cember making the passage to that point
in ten days and four hours, real time. Ad
ding to this three hours for the run from
Point Lynas to Liverpool, the trip from port
to port would be ten days and seven hours.
This may disappoint some who were san
gune Of nine days passage; but new
steamer rarely makes her best time on the
first trip. This passage is much better than
the average trips Of new steamers, and we
fully expect that the Adriatic will record
passages at least a day shorter than the one
Just accomplished. We believe this is the
best time ever made on a first trip by any
steamer Of the Collins line,
The Placer herald., 1858-01-30
The Richmond Enquirer.

In commenting npon the course Of the
Democratic press in the North, the Rich
mond Enquirer, though it sustains the Presi-
dent, thus pays homage to the Democratic
principles upon which the press plants itself,
and which Senator Douglas has defended
with such mastcrly ability:
''l'he principle on which they stand is i'm
pregnabe 1t is neither more nor less than
that the peopls in this country have the right
granted by God, and acknowe ged by man.
TO yule Mcmselycs. 1t is the essence Of self
government-thc only substratum upon
which free institutions can be safely aud
soldly built. 1t is liberty in contIadistinc-
ton to tyranny-thc divine right truly rep
resented in the majesty of the people, and
not countereied in the person Of an i'm
pious usurper. Such is our idea of popular
sovereignty. And hence we maintain that
those Northern Democrats, who, unlike our
selves, and, we believe the entire Democracy
of the South, are not willing. for the sake OF
peace TO acquiesce in the action of the Le-
compton Convention, do not necessarily sub
ject themselves to the impu alton of hostility
to the interests Of the South"
The Placer herald., 1858-01-30
A Regular Blue Law in Virginia.

The editor of the Norfolk Argus in look
ing over some cd musty records of Virginia,
says that he came across the following:
At Grande Assemblage. held at James
cite in the year of our Lord, 1910, were
past mamie ackts on the glorie Of Almightie
God and publique goode of this his Majestie's
colone; among which is actV with mended
photography "Women causing scandaous
suits to be ducked. Whereas, oftentimes
many babbling women often slander and
scandalize their neighbors, for which their
poor husbands are often brought into charga-
ble and vexaiious suits, and cast in great
damages-Be it therefore, enacted by the au-
thority aforesaid, that in actions of SANDER
occasoned by the wife, as aforesaid, after
Judgment found for the damages, the women
shall be punished by ducking. And if the
slander be so enormous to be adjudged at a
greater damage than five hundred pounds of
tobacco then the woman shall be ducked
head and heels once for each five hundred
pounds of tobacco so adjudged against her
husband, if be refuses to pay the fine i'm
posed"
The Placer herald., 1858-01-30
What will a Glass of Water Hold?

1t is generally thought that when vessel
is full Of water any solid substance immersed
it will cause it to overflow, and such will be
the case if the substance is not soluble in the
water; but the phiosophc truth, that in dis
solving body you do not increase the vol
ume Of the solvent may be proved by a sim
pie and interesting experiment.
Saturate certain quantity Of water, at a
moderate heat, with three ounces of sugar;
and when it will no longer receive that, there
is room in it for two ounces of salt Of tartar,
and after that for an ounce and dram Of
green vitriol, nearly six drains Of ni'er, the
same quantity Of sal ammoniac or smelling
salts, two drains and scruple of alum and
a dram and a half of borax--when all these
are dissolved in it, it will not have increased
in volume.
The Placer herald., 1858-01-30
Division Of Texas,

The subdivision Of Texas into two or more
States is revived in the public journals Of
that State. The New Orleans P;cayune re-
ferring to the matter, says:
No State IN the Union has increased in
population and wealth, during the past few
years, more than Texas. Her estimated
population at this time amounts to more
than half million, and when the next CEN
sl,s is taken it will be found sufficient to en-
title the State to six or seven representatives
in Congress. Several reasons are given for
a division. The great size of the State; the
great dissimilarity of its parts, and the diff
Guilty of constant communication between
all parts and one centre of government, are
among the chief of them. The general po-
ltical reason is the Importance of increasing
the strength of the South in the U. S. Senate
by the addition of more Senators, to check
the increasing predominance of the non
slaveholding States. from the growth of free
soil States in the Northwest. The subdivi-
sion of Texas into not more than four States
is provided for by the articles of annexation.
One of the principal objections is that per-
haps one of the new States may be a free
State, by reason of the predominance in one
portion of the State of settlers from Europe,
who do not employ slave labor. That dan
ger is overrated. 1t is proposed to avoid all
apprehension on that subject by making a
new State out of the first Congressional Dis
trct, as now constituted, which will be sure
to adopt slave constitution, and, in the
remainder of the S;ate-the original Texas--
the predominance is clear and the constitu-
tional provisions sufficiently decided.
The Placer herald., 1858-01-30
The Route Through the Gadsden Pur-
chase.

A gentlemen who recently left Fort Yuma
for Texas, writes back to the San Diego Her.
ola, concerning the route through the Gads-
den Purchase lie SAYS:
81 have all the while been collecting ma
terial, en- route, with which to construct a
letter, which hope will prove acceptable to
those of your readers who have an interest
in the so called Purchase, as the protahy to
he named Territory of Arizona is called
among lis residents No one thinks of call
ING the Gadsden Purchase New Mexico. when
speaking of it, even though Congress has an
nexed it to that Territory. The road at
present traversed by the San Antonio and
San lego overland mail passes for nearly
six hundred miles through this Gadslcn Pur
chase. Entering the newly acquired terri
tory at Colorado City, opposite Fo't Yuma
the road follows up the Gia river, as far as
the Pimo villages at which point it finally
leaves the Gila, making from that stream, in
asoutherly course, for Tucson. From Tucson
the road passes through the Mission Of San
Xavier, after which it follows a generally east
direction to Mesila. The mail and emi
grant road authorized BY the last Congress,
and to construct which, 100000 was ap-
propriaed, is intended to he made as much
shorter as possible, to save by new route
to be opened, seventyfive miles OF distance
between La Mesia on the Rio Grande and
the Pmo villages on the Gila"
The Placer herald., 1858-01-30
From the Ohio Statesman (Dcmocratic)
The Ohio Democracy upon Popular Sover.
eipntv

We Tread no Step Bach,card!-We see,
in prominent Eastern journal of our party
strong intimations that circumstances may
change of ground on the part of those who
have given decided expression of their views
on the affairs of the Territory.
However this remark may apply to those
who differ or agree, slightly or materially,
with us, upon the one central question of a
full submission of the fundamental law to
the people, it cannot and will never be found
true as to the position Of the Ohio States
man. No vote either way upon the Slavery
issue, as presented in the Calhoun Constitu-
ton, whether for free State or a slave
State, no difficulty of any character within
or without Kansas, no, not eren rerolution an
that Territory, wW erer drice as from oar
hostility to the admission of the State of
Kansas, or any other, untl the people hare
said they acant the particular Constitution
under which admission may be proposed
The worst time conceivable for a nation to
abandon great abstract right, or princ-
pie fundamental in our system Of political
freedom, is time of great trouble. When
tyrants usurpers, schemers and demag' CUES
find that people are ready to yield their
Just rights in a storm, we Will always find
the storm ready made for the crisis. 1t is
always thus that encroachment pushes upon
one surrender after another, until the sub
stance of public liberty has frittered away
There must come period in which, however
loudly the treacherous or timid servants OF
the people may cry peace, there is no peace
Let those restore the peace who first violated
| it.
The Kansas question is now something far
higher than the mere question of niggcrism.
The ultimate rights of free white men, the
cause of Democratic selfgovernment is at
stake. Shrink and turn, who may, the peo,
pie cannot be blinded to the fac: that the
present struggle is one in which, to sacrifice
the plain principle Of the Nebraska bill,
would be to barter away for momenary ex-
nedenry, the very foundation-stone of poll
teal freedom. II ~e beyin sach shameless
time scrping nor, whm ana mhere, IN the
name Of GOD, are are TO stop9
The Placer herald., 1858-01-30

UpsErrING PHILosorHER's TnEoRy.-
DR.. Darwin informs us that the reason why
the bosom of beautiful woman is an object
of such peculiar delight arises from hence
that "all our first pleasurable sensations of
warmth, sustenance and repose, are derived
ftom this interesting source" DIR. Darwin's
theory was considered very satisfactory till
tough, hard Drained, practical Scotch meta
physician suggested whether the same sensa-
tions Of delight would be produced in one
who in his infancy had been 'nursed with a
bottle" This COMPOUNDED and non plusscd
the scientific Doctor.
The Placer herald., 1858-01-30
Annie Laurie.

Maxwell-ton braes are bonnie,
Where early fa's the dew;
And its there that Annie Laurie,
Gie'd me her promise true;
. Gie'd me her promise true,
Which ne'er forgot will be;
And for bonnie Annie Laurie,
I'd lay me down and dee.
Her brow is like the snaw drift,
Her throat is like the swan;
Her face it is the fairest,
That e'er the sun shone on.
That e'er the sun shone on,
And dark blue is her e'e,
And for bonnie Annie Laurie,
I'd lay me down and dee.
Like dew on the gowan lying,
Is the ia o. her fairy feet;
Like the winds in summer signing,
Her voice is low and sweet.
Her voice is low and sweet,
She's all the world to me,
And for bonnie Annie Laurie,
I'd lay me down and dee.