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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27
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No family should be without these invaluable eurstives They
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hours desse perfectly that which BY delay can only
be relieved By long tedious hours Of sldsrrt At ale
With thsse hand you cot obliged 70 await The coming Of
often distant well expensive la1ay eotor nor "a
be Grugged poisoned berd or bed but yourself
administer III. smps specific and restore the ruddy current
life again 10 health and Joy There can not onyno injury srss
any case from their use the general influence spon Tie
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dies, IN every towns community In the United States
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xkmisrant Intelligence Once and Labor Fx.
seahxe has been removed from No Car s 10 No. 81 Worth
As Anthony E few doors Of Broadway No To-,
ssntsd JAMES P. FAGAN, Superintendent
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Tbirleeoib Ward Republican Assoc Atom An
AotOBrued Me.iu, o the thirteenth Ward hepn6an As,0
nat. viii be- No s5 OranO.s III HURoDA1 EVEN
INC, oct 20 PHILIP HAMILIOS, esq, and &. M BRIGGS
vii soore,s the meeting h. ELLIOT, President.
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6pcrial Notices.

Dr. Doremus, having opened his Chemical Laboratories,
", par, students Ana teal Chemistry The
Chen Lectures ut New lork Medical College East 18TH
IT. Occur IN The AFTkRNOOhS at O'Clock. Apply at No 10
Cnion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

tL.ir II, az quart,Tr No u Franklin -, THIS sVkNINU
Al "a ocock The Re- pubcans aud ali those opposed - n.
sr,,sDt National Ad alDistratOn invited - attend
ROBERT IRWIN, President.
CHssLLs b. EooIE, Secretaries.
A ''N'''o''~''
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EVERYBODY OUGHT to KNOW IT,
~ Newspapers size Of The Herald Times Tribune. Jour
La II Commerce Courier and lnquire pay rom ~ to -
e,ts bupGred for in any quantity. Old papers q all sre
old pamphlets and books Of every deserpon e matter ho"
No. IS AnusL (bAse ment).
PS-An letters punctusIy attended to.
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DYSPEPSIA.

middle aged geDensn had been falling 10 health for
months 90 a. 10 alarm his friends He became thin had
eqlep, dry harsh cough and hosene failed IN strength,
aud spirits Attns advice of his sods as
went to the seaside but found the salt air very much ncr
his cough wn the pnnt VI returning ady friend hAv-
ina oue our medicines him CO00H PILL.
Coltipuiux their use he relieved of bis iln
proved in flesh and ygor and sound man, having
no oh her medicine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-24

H. 0ssaCirr: Please announce the Dsnss n
- Dr. w.R. MAasa y saadiaasss
~ siaction - ~ odacs Of Tsstsss and Visitors
y tie Pahlis Schools of Ksoksk, for The Second
ward. u.s. So I'll fuehlod .
TnpxAs 1LsrcRsa and D. REppHsrsr ~ Asps.
nsatnated for rs-slsstion to represent NJ Third
Wnst II she Board Of Tsustees and visitsss r ne
Psbiis SoAools Of tho city.
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nrArEm ENT 81 eAe Csnatsa~u 81
che state r1re 80 eaarine Insu.
ponce Ceupamy - RonovlyanVa.
Msxe - q x..~sy. - raAa !. ..-.,i..r. .,..l
MIn Al 1. reislie. - f.ssr~-r. Cn....I..
=. - ,,--7,., p,
- =. w 0elesoy tne ntnss Ens
40 Marine I9ssssass cc.psny,' o. pennsyi-
- ~. s. -. Y. ~ cS.,sst 49, -.
- sns.s.n ~ S.ss.S.. snres nSs-
80 ~, ~ - 49,
"". 49, .1ouns PAN W sod secured - one nun
~ ~. s..s.. - ~ ra
AZ. oasn n. e. nsna snd IN the hands OF aEenn
ano osnes persons ,4se.2e
10 ro.s sssS Illinois osn',:l ka,' .
n 1s~ ps.os, ~. ~ot'eaee, eaen
Sisos' Per cent, Par yal: Nit vel.
:. w.. N'sss'ss sA'7os.os
o. MI, .aa's 49, Isn n.sn
sso, ~ psr cent?; 7,soo.0o 10000
T R.s,,. ..sa; S..s csa .a.s
s@'''. 1''''s
eIs7as a
4.A. p:s.. A. y: csag..y secured !. :. ).
! !
~. eths,v,s. sssS.sS -,.-.
y. ~. s..--.t.~ ~,
"a [3s ynhls "a o., "A
f6 49, sss.,isiss ..-ss..
Cal m Iror CnS..n. Al aao A
siosk No.. h Nh =. 49,.
a. CAPITAL. ..'.......... o.eoo 90
LrAsfLrrrrs:
- a.a,,....
70 hanks o. ether creditors
.pee{s aons.
,..t.1 IA ~, A.. ."s. i, ,so An
keasss .nadjutsd .....-.......-... $1,000
stAer r.ccss A ' "a a.
Other claims axains, the Csmp.-
~ (rsssesd ciasss ,):.-... $3.50. -. s,75oo0
~. .r....., .no.,, ,.,n. - 49,
~. ys.vov;
~ City. s :"
u, nots snaa 9s,sOo to any one IRE.
1Asa.s essnhsd copy Of the Charter 10 On Als Ut
SS - me Aaditor.
- r. AUTHkRfORD, President.
|a7Q. eresafy'
-
AuDiroa's 0y1Icn, Iowa.
II % hseeAT certified that the state Pss and Ma
rine Iassc pmrAny, Of Harrisburg, Pa, las
Sled II q revsd statement. In ACCORD.
arse NJ \nptss ls9. Lavs of 1857.
uAiee = do therefore r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-24

MEssts. 1pssoas Please annouaee the name Of
JAMS EsrtOxns - ssaAidaie - Alderman Of
the Third Wasd - tbs coming City RlSSsiso.
fsb17 MANY VOTE
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man In the Second Ward at the ensuing election.
mchl1d
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Emsn .. n. .cnsvEn,s AcErcY.

| TsME cirI-
i 81 ~ or
Esokuk, Icwa,
are respectful
| " In forw
| that the sub
| pcfibsr has e.
| tablishsd an
| Agency ct No.
| los Lake strt.,
| Chicago, Ill.,,
for the sale u
0rover = b.
ksr's cclsbra-
~
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I n 8 q r 4 n 9 = !!
CALL AND
Insure your Property against Loas BY
EuRE, ElREi rsREY
In the following responsible Companies
HUMBOLDT
FIRE lNsUMANCE COMPANY.
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK.
CASE CAPITAL
Tive hundvea TAsasana DsilaYs.
Dsiagspsrs Fare 4 Masins Ins. Co..
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
CAPITAL AND SuaPIus, 1857 900 90.
Iavsers Mocha n,cs Iasnrancs c..
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
CArIrAL, 3300, 900 90.
The above highly respoasibls Companies are nov
prepared TO Insure Property asniuss
Lossor damage ~ RiPs,
And Pay al Losses Promptly. -
INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For ths Benefit Of thoss you Loys!
MAT aAl Benefit Lite Iasuya nee C.
Chartered ~ tAe state 81 H<.s Jerssy. lSlS.
Losses paid up to January !, 1885,. ,als. IS
Dividsnds paid 70 Insured ooS SoS. ~
Net asesmsiAtsd al...-..........3, 7A3,13S1
Policies ara issned in tAs sboye ,.i,ah,e ..A
rssponsibls Lie Inssrases Oonpaay, 81 payins
ons-haM the premium In cash, sivipe .cts ~ The
other hall at 3 Per cent. intsssst--annunl divi.
dsnes, .vss,Sisg - Per cent, paid y Insured aud
Call md 49, The agents for above Coz psnIss, 4.
their oines on Second street.
isrEwART GRIFFITH
siS,OOO Tirss msrssagS nenAs
Lsnds.
BENTONSpORT COAL.
Orders for this superior Coal ssn h left It The
osesof STEWART GRIRTITM.
eeO Acrss CAsics Rarmang l.auAs.
In Lucas and Ringgold Counties, Iowa,
Ter Sale cAesp ~ EscA4ass fsv Cesls.
RhilaAslphia city Property.
In Exchange for Farninx Lands in Iowa.
Missouri or Illinois.
LanAs in Northern end sesths,n Iowa for
.. s ;'''i sG. Van aarylru. As..
DELik0UENT LIST OF L0rs,
wAieh brecial Taxes arc dss and unpaid
strsst. between 18th ana i3tA streets.
0vasrs' Nanss Lot. Blesk. IA. CT.
Uaksovn, ! lSS H1S.n1 =.
do re7 iIS'as 4 ss
4 !: Esa !: IS +; I, :s:: e; !; !:
a.. --< =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-24

g1 We Ass ahtAeeisM . snnouncs z. I. Nos
Kiss, ~ eaGdfdat4 ~ Alderman ofAke Fourth
Ward It ~ snsuiag election, sassk
mchI3j %
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TOWNSHIP xkUSI8E0.--.11G IN q. ANDsasoH
7. j. cnxnewIrs and @. ST.. CLxsa Hussr will b
supported for Township Trustees asst1e ensuing
April election, by sll those who sympsthisc with
the poor and have the interests Of the County ai
heart. rmohlId
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-24

NY III hUOFlNd - we'll adapted TO
ne1snill hit Of wear BY trsadins sAsrsos,
,aht A ~ It desirable for piassas, ears, steam.
aAc FOR further particular, please call
0sc, where samples san be seen.
- g. ls.y $500,
aDUBLIc NOTICE Is hereby given, tina. on tho
4 2Sth day. March. 1858, a the door Of tbs
Cicrk = Once, In the City Of Keokuk Lee Csanty,
lows. 1shall proceed u sell 10 the highest bidder
for cash hsnd, tho following real estate, to vii:
Lat elevd ~ In block one hundred and afty-
eight ll5Sl, In tho City Of keokuk, Coanty Of Lee
and State u Iowa.
The sale 10 made BY virtue Of = Trust Deed from
Patrick AcMannaS and Ann, his wife. To me made
to secure the payment Of certain note for the can
Of mine hundred and forty-six and 48-l0e dollars,
which j. due and unpaid, and BY the terms Of the
Deed Of Trust am required 20 sell the property.
Sale between the hours Of 10 o'clock .. m aad 4
''1 M.1.Sp ID D. ,s,s.u.,7a JESSE kup9ick:
1858. 1855.
sCARRlTT 4 MASON,
> holssale and Retail Dealers in and Manufactu-
faSntturc and Upholstery,
egton Avenue, between and and I'd streets,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Farerooms will be found the latest and
llss, made BY the best workmcn, and Of
Z OlySs material and 6nish.
~ BEDSTEADS:
he hosewood and Mahogany, Walnut. Oak and
- Cherry, EMMA liz s,sh 81 .sa Canopy.
- sssss s;s 1o1o& wslaa'. with
WARoROBEs RES,
Rosewood, Man mi.
Mahogany and Walnut, ssvsss1 Is Hair Cloth,
LAstiae and Brosatslle.
BUREAUS:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-24

wv. TIxDEREA aNill b . candidate for Alder
naa iA.theSeeoed Ward.
meh4d ALL HANDS.
p. J. HAmns will b candidate for Alderman
= Tia kine Ward. [meh4d1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-24

cIrY AAasHAL1-Capt. wv. n. ArsIsR will b
: candidate Tor the ONCE AZ City Marshal At the
snsuips o,sstion.s MANY VOTERS.
mch13l
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HAxRr Futfos u fAe candidate q naay for ~
dsruan fsen the FOURTH WARD.
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q ssssxs
80 - "a
Al
go ,sn.-. J, !.
- YIN Nv :. ''s .u','' "
~ " 'Os. " ~ ~.
a."A, . .u1 W. :. -
- . ~ s0.
- y. 80. , ,hs .a .
~ "a ~. -. 49,. $500
- 81 81 ~, i1s ~. 49, ~.
I!
v;ss.ss..,o .' ga ,,.s. 's1.
49, ~. :. ~. 49, 49, !. ~! y.
n 49, .a.a ! ssx ~ 1 =. ~.
ss = sssIs, e y !. = i
ls.sa "a /. - B.
~ m ''ss. ~ s.,s nj. !
Sss NJ a
n 80 D 1 ~,
a ,.'aS ~ Il, ss \ n =
.-rs,. = ]. s.
sF--,. q s.-s.N.s ~. $3.50 u. ,,IA1s ]
- . 49, ID g. . ss~. 3 !
a., q =. - 49, 49, q. -, - 49, 1855.
"A. q q. ~ = y, !. 49,. u. $3.50
n .ssSs. M : 4, I g. 49, =
~ s's p. -! s.... w.. I. n. \. 20
81 d. 81 -. $3.50
49, ss.s :. !. = !.
Iss. q. ~ sss;2s ~. -a.s
nS ~ ~, NJ 80,
1870 $3.50 srNos
las6 - oue- MI IlEe, ons-quarter In
diaa, ~ 80 quarter negro. In any event,
~ ~ Ahrsa generations more the last
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I In. eA4s Or 4 Plsass 49, =, ~ - :
~, 49, - 11adiAaas ~ cIty 11Asskal, - r !!
Apdi s,ealsen. Many OLD s.rTt61
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Fc-wslsve socn reaue ~ IN nncc Col
man Of feartA Al9. (mchl1
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Joax 7. oaisS1x WI y . ,candids1s for re-
election to the oiAss = 1anh eesshe ensuing
election. 49, Tmeh5de
dso. p. Sxrra will y sappWssd for Alderman
fsonths First Ward, ~
nsltagas MANY VOTERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-24

Z ks,roRs GArs err sr~NIn view Of the present
essdftion Of City aaaiSssI annosnas ,nyseif -
IN indspsndant candidate for eleeti111Aa1h0 ONCE
~ Mayor Of the City. -
Feb. ID - HAWKINS TAYLOR.
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eyvHk p-->rytery 81 E-cs.k ~.u k.E.ss -
j rsgslAs meeting - Cseten, - u eeeeal
xhsraday (6ta) Of April. q 7o'cieek >. =.
&C. DsAAAA, Gtsaed Cissk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-24

ted 70 fanily se0 Do0v
use ssd al kisds Of naasissssring purpose,
which hs viii q eli tines bprsps.ed . supply the
0AOvKR : BAKE1 MACHINRs ere tie nsst
simple and rsliah3s two-ehrsaA machines n sse,
- ass WOW o1srsA 70 shs entire Northwest at
ks.ts.n prisss. guaranteed 70 give sstsslaetioa.
aUaH ALEXANDER, AsssA
fsbl4dsn 100 Laks-st., Chicago.
Siogsr,s sswIng MacnIne.
EOR III manufacturing purposes, Singers Ssw-
l nc Machines are dss.sd iadispsnsahls. The
pseiis insist upcs having their clothing H., 49,
y tlsa. sin1:s's Hssiiy Sewing nesAins 10 the
ranged With fall knowisdgs Of the defects Of sthss
machines for stnilar us~. has avoidsd or rsmsdisd
them all. II y ths handsonsst sssisg Machine
| ever oade. ssd the easiest 70 lsasn ~ opsrats.
IT, sxesllsat mechanical psissplss and qualities
| are readily aypsssiassd ~ thsss acquainted With
sewing machines, and give assurance Of their ~
coming saivsrsaAy sd0pt<d. Apply Tor ]. n.
Singer Co. z 0asstts. Copies supplied srssis.
nsaidsn WI. BRo5Ssic2, Agent.
Tsrw:l,'. s.s.. s.g Masusaesspy,
No. ~. ~ and - Wabash Avse.e,
Aas AID SACKS Il ever, d..ssi1:io. md
- variety, fsFnishsd spon the shostsat notice,
~ printed viii .pi,G2P,rsco;ss S S:s.r,a
.eh1dAvsa Proprietor.
Ts DPtck maksrs anA Capitalists.
vNAk undersigned would invite all interested
parfies 10 examine working model Of 0
Brick Machine.
Which 10 superior " alI others ever invented. II
10 mach cheaper, more portable, and % simple ~
not TO b. liable 70 get out Of order. Three nsn
aad uns boy can make from ~ - - 900 per.
sect nSicA per day. II can be rms wits less
power than any other. I've horses, or = tssh helt
will work IL With 1t mskss ths brick direct
y fron he bsak without tsopsring, ssd 80 sake
Brick al seasons Of tAsysaY without regard 70
vsaessr. Circular sent By Addrsssins ". HUTCH
IN0e, Boz ls0, Chicago, Ills. The nedsl cen y
seen = ls7 Rssdolph-st, Chicago. Also, samples
Of Brtek aaAs BY The AachiNs.
". RU1CHfN1S WAKKMAM HULL.
Sole Agssts Tor he sale Of BoyntoA's ImpFovsA
bssAk Frsas Tor shs west. Usaltdsn-c.s.s.
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Cash Capital. $1,000. 900.
AssoLurs AND usMPAIaxD.
WITH A SURPLUS or Ssss ,ss7 SIS.
wa ne srssf'ge II - Yesrs' sseees. Experiences


Lo"ss EestfsSiv A4jssfed sMl RreuspeI, PsIl.
UPWARDS or ~, 900 600
VI Losses hsve been paid By the Atns Insurance
Co., = ths past 10 years.
FIRE 49, 1AianA NAvlgassen
Kicks acssptsd at terms eposists,t With so,versv
and fair peeAt.
r~Ss attention given to sAe fnssrssee a. D,eifse.
ssS Cessssfs, fer isns u one 70 .Hss yssy,.
The pro9rsss of this ssrpsrstioa has Nan ,taA,.
sad snin.srsspssd tAro.sh ssasonsof fssaeisl ~
shins And storm, " psstods evsntful n or sxsrnt
from svespiag son1aesations ana nsritins ~.
sef. bsa1g long sstaelshea % eask Hssis. ~
rial particular.
D.riag "Aard times" the security Of reliable In.
.sraass q imperative dsty-tAs ABILITY q
property owners to snstain los being thsn mel
Ass.siss y al the principal elites and toxn.
throughout the State. Polisies issusd visho.t
delay by any Of the duly authorised Agents Il sSs
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ANRev. GEo. DssIsoS and G. r. Coss are ROM
iaAtsd 70 represent theHirst wasd VI the City r.
the Hoael of Hdacation. lmchl odH6
G. LoSssr lscAEts wllI1ls Supp,rted for. Ci1
Marshall aalbe enssasx t1sstion as
mehla1 tn Ego, LIZ . C4epstxss.
Mksses Essrons :1sIs Vie r y = vi pros
psross eosdisisnaf ~ lic sckesA dor the
sasaassn entst The ~ , ard dlducatios
~ voters I ~ Fell ard win ~ ort for rsx
sisstion members - ~ B,ard, ~ Pre.i dsng
thssssi. @ or Wxlls, snd the ssesstaryyJ. ". o.
nsss -4-A..-.a tnchls6 {
N BPS. Cars err III isaas aaao - ~ nans =
Gro LrnAxss candidate foSxh1 ~ Juftisp
- the Peace, At the ensuing rownsA 3 sisetIsS.
nchisl MANYc1THENs. 2
Ens.0ATE clrY Pleas asaeaAeS tshame Of
D. W. KlLsouRss = candidstD Tor Aldsrnan in
the First Ward. MANY VOTERS.
mchlels sssss
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~ fIC koOFING Is we'll adapted 70
- stolp q i roof, II are proof, and bsooning
ene1aHill hit Of wear BY treadine shsrsos,
~ - It desirable for piasfas, cars, steam
Nc. for further particulars, please call
|ae &c, where samples can be seen.
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n We ~ EsQss1tsd O. Annonpes IT, JeQ1
|1l'SIxsv willie asAadiaxts ~ karsAaixs skst
epeing slesttA. lmshsd
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philadelphia City Property.
In Exchange for Farning Lands in lows.
Missouri or Illinois.
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We call Attention TO the accounted
Auman tssatmsns 81 slave girl in the
ID i Northern aity " s.. Louis, and would
4 sash things nay b psspsssassd with
,pnsitJ ID shat sity. who oan inagins the
snss of barbareus inhumaaity that ara
dali, ssasapirias il the DARK habitations Of
gseaslsy a sxtrsms southsrn plantations.
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Policies ara iasned in tAs sbove feliahie anl
rssponsibls Lie Inssrases Oonpany, 81 payins
ons-haM the premium In cash, sivip9 nets fps The
ethsr hall a. PER cent. intsssst--snnsal divi.
not TO oekholaeYs.
Call snd ses The agents for above Con panlss, At
isrEWART : GRIFYITA.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1858-07-13
For the Hestern Democrat.
THE GIRL WITH THE NUT-BROWN
HAIR, OF CHARLOTTE.

Oh, the girl with the nut-brown hair for me,
And the laughing, rosy dimple,
With the hazel eye and cherry lips,
And a heart so pure and simple.
And heart so pure and simple, yes,
IT'S this that makes her lovely;
For what care | for outward charms
If this star CLEANS above me?
There's music in the laughing winds,
And in the ripping waters,
1t breathes alike from rustling pines
And carth's gay sons and daughters.
But list ! she sings; the winds grow dumb,
The waters cease to ripple,
The pines watt up the charming sound,
She sings the ''stars that twinkle"
There's beauty on the distant hills
That kiss the rising sun;
Yet they can weep in countless rills
When cheerless night comes on.
Not so that sweet perennial flow
OF beauty from the heart,
No cherries night can cloud that brow,
Or tears of murm ring start.
Her smile is like the bushing light
That gilds the opening day,
That drives the darkness of the night
From morns bright flashing way.
But yet, behind that smile is seen
The souls bright sun appear,
Dispelling with its glorious beam
All earth-born grief and care.
And were | cast on some bleak isle,
Where rocks lie tempest-riven,
The presence Of that soul-fed smile
Would make that isle earth's heaven;
Twould lull the bowling winds around,
Twould calm the raging billow,
'Twould charm the storm gods head to rest
Upon his rocky pillow!
Then, the girl with the nut-brown hair for me,
\ pet with the rosy dimple,
With the hazel eye and cherry lips,
And heart SO pure and simple.
And heart so pure and simple, yes,
lis this that makes her lovely;
For what care | for outward charms
If this star CLEANS above me?
'harlotte, July 18th, 1858.
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WASHINGTON, July 8, 1858.

DIR. Forncy, Superintendent of Indian Affairs
for Utah. informs the Government at Washington
that the Indians in that region were disposed to
be friendly, although great efforts had been made
by Mormons to excite them to hostility
Should the news be true about Col. Stcptoe'
situation, it is understood that either the Sixth OF
Seventh Regiment of infantry will be Immediately
sent from Utah to Fort Walla Walla.
There is nothing in the dispatches of Mr. Forsyth
relating to Mexico beyond What has appeared in
the newspapers.
The Government having represented to the
Mexican Minister the injury that would be done
to our commerce by closing the ports of Mexico
on account Of and during the civil there, Gen.
Robes promptly took measures for American
steamships to be allowed to enter.
The National Intelligencer learns that the
President has designated Mr. Jos. c. G. Kennedy,
Superintendent of the Seventh Census, to super
intend the digest Of the returns of manufactures
of that census for which provision Was made by
act of the late Congress.
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SUPREME COURT.
Charlotte, July 18th, 1858.

The following opinions have been delivered by
the Supreme Court since our last issue:
By PEARsON,J. In Jones V. McLeran, from
Cumberland, judgment of non-suit reversed, and
Judgment for plaintiff. Also, in Moring V. Ward,
from BERTHE; judgment reversed and non-suit.-
Also, in State V Nixon, from Perquimons, affirm
ing the judgment. Also, in State V. Perry Davis
Il Mundin, from PerquimOns, declaring that there
is no error in the record and proceedings. Also,
in State &c ret McCoy V. Justices of Harnett, di-
recting the proceedings to be quashed- Also, in
Currie V. Gibson, in equity from Richmond, dis
missing the bill
By BATTLE, j. In Lilies V. Streater from An
son, affirming the Judgment. Also, i'll Doe er den'.
Hasselv. Walker from Tyrrell, affirming the judg-
mcnt Also, in State V. Evans from Chowan;
judgment reversed and cenire de moro. Also, in
Bryan q Co. V. Spruill, i'll equity from Washing
ton; demurrer sustained and bill dismissed. Also,
in Ward V. Riddick from BERTHE, directing de-
cree for division according to the opinion. Also,
in Webb V. Huntley, in equity, from Arson, di-
recting decree for 500 with interest, &c.
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REMARKS OF HON. D. S. REID,
In the Senate on tie 18th Of June, on tie death Of
Senator Henderson Of Texas:

In the Senate on tie 18th Of June, on the death Of
Senator Henderson, Of Teas:
Mr. President, the event which causes the SEN
ate to mourn will cast gloom over the native, as
well as the adopted State of the deceased
General Henderson native Of Lincoln
county, n. c., and descended from an ancient and
honored family. He chose the legal profession, in
which he was emincntly successful, till, inspired
by laudible ambition he left the State to unite
his destiny with Texas in her gallant struggle for
independence. The part he performed i'll that
contest forms conspicuous place i'll the evcntful
history of that State.
After Texas achieved her independence he was
honored at different periods, with the appointment
Of Attorney General, Secretary Of State, and Min
lister to France. These positions he filled with &
deity and marked ability He was one of the
commissioners appointed by Texas to negotiate
with thls-GOvernment IN relation to the anneHa-
ton Of that Republic to the United States. The
active and efficient part he took in the consulna-
ton of this great measure is fresh in the recoec-
ton of his countrymen
He was Il member Of the Texas convention, and
subsequently Governor of the State Then re-
Stunning his profession in which he ranked among
the first lawyers OF the State, he pursued it's prac-
tice till called by the unanimous vote of the Legs-
lature, to fill the seat in this body, made vacant
by the death of his lancntcd predecessor, who, l
believe, was his law partner
During the short period he was permitted to oc-
cupy place in the Senate, though oppressed by a
disease, he the friendship of all, and evinced
to the last that patriotic devotion to his country
which had characterized his whole life
His career has been distinguished and useful,
without spot or blemish to dim its lustre. The
Senate and country will long cherish his memory,
and his friends may point to his cventfuI history
with pride and pleasure; but, to the wife of his
bosom, and the children of his affection, the loss is
irreparable, and brings with it anguish that no
tongue can describe l hope they may find conso-
lation in their sad affection, for 'virtue, though
planted in earth's ungenial Cline will bloom and
ripen in heaven %