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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-20


Keokuk, Iowa.
LINCOLN AND DOUGLAS
Roth Beaten ~ snAii Majority ~
EEpIUI lxElDs ! sEcssDs AND 4 CaG!
GREAT TINES IN THE GATE CITYlll
CLOCKS. CLOCKS. cLoCKs.n
A NEW SUPPLY or THOSE TRUE TIMERS,
n ALL WARRANTED. seth Thomas. John.
son. Terry willard. 0oths's Calendar Marine,
0bnbe and Hunter DFonss, OotAeUe-Dfep and CIR
salsr Clseks. Aso. A NEW SUPPLY Of
JRwELRY AND SILVER WARE
ust resolved and for sale :. S7 Main st, Ksokuk.
Nov. ~, 'ss-d2w PARMELE I BRO.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
Prize % to 6uit tho Times
@ POLLOCx 4 20. are now receiving I
~. large, yell selected and splendid stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
And ssn supply ssstonsrs with any thing sssaily
called for In their line, from coarse TO supsrfns,
and fyon plain to very handsome. It's ~ ne "a
sxpatiAtS; they have just the articles for hard
times, beth In quality, Ssyie md price. All they
ask IL that esstonefs call with $D-cash in hsad
md - great hsrgains.
Remeabss tAs Pisss--nt 1t door 10 Ohnsras e.
ieon, on Third st, between Main aDd Johnssn.
spiM .. POLLOCK > GO.
EMPORIUM OF FAsssION.
Second Street Tailoring Estab-
Hshmont.
4
=. =. O8RIEN,
.(sUcCgssoa 70 nHNDxasoN sArcuxLL,)
r1AvLN0 carried on tbs basinsss with succea,
i in New York City for ma0y years, and having
tAoyough practical knowledge Of the buaipess II
All its branches, ~ Cuttcr and vorkmsn. the pro
pfistor guarantee that his work will give sntr,
satisfAction.
He haa Just received new stock Of CLOTHS and
vr6TiN66 Of the latest styles and finest qualities
which be II prepared 70 make up - the lowest oasl
psiess.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

AN ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY.-We un-
derstand that meeting was held yesterday,
to institute q new Society of Amateur In.
strumentalists. and that among the parties
present, were Messre. Braunlich, Schlegal,
Davie, Strasser, Wallace, Snyder and others
The Society was finally started by the ap-
pointment Of preliminary officers, and the
arrangement to send east for such instru-
ments as may be required.
1t is intended that the Society shall be on
the same principle as the Philharmonic So
ciety-of . strictly Amateur character
that such funds % are acquired shall belong
to the Society, and not be dividable among
the members-and that it shall have its
energies devoted to instrumental works Of .
high class, or in assisting the German or
Philharmonic Societies, in the production Of
OIatorios DC, which require Orchestral &C.
compartment If it faithfully carries out
these plans. and Is - judiciously and care
fully managed - the Philharmonic Society
has been, it win have bsiorsit long career
Of usefulness. aud odd 70 that musieal O..
pesmasy vhish Dsvsnpoet already holds,
aad whiek y one II ths shassstssisaists
as1e Observed b. sisitssA Aar sssalsasa
ds1kssA = dislniG1 ~ Ans1kan ssA ~
-, ';s l;;,st : = = y s.A'A'A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

BUsT1S HOUSE -Wi:hman. Chicsgo; H Sea-
verns, CHICAGO; Ayers, Chics 60 ] 'Dieh ndori
and Lady, Marietta; B b O'Heas, Davenport; A
yohannab, 81 Louis; Huptley, Wapeilo; Chas @
Harris, Davenport; John Caldwell, ST Louis a "
CLARK. .jr, st Louis; VIM Bursess, Marine. Iowa; Mr.
Grinnell Grinnell; Ar Hamilton, Grinne; =
hsrvis, Iowa City; LEROY Dodge, Buffalo, Iowa; n
I Hnhn, st Louis; L uesQuereaux, Columbus, o :
John Farrington, St Paul, Min; G r Carpenter.
Davenport; O Clayton, San Francisco
SCOTT HOUSE "A Briggs, Iowa City; W @
Luce and Lady, Io~a City; SEenworth. Andalusia;
= Baker, 1gtngtoo; VIM Mason, FULTON City !:
Chas bosy, FULTON City; Jacob Jopss, Harrisburg,
Pa; n Pierce, New Boston: R,llm white. Hart1ord.
Conn; AF oerry CHcu, N +; Anthony, Musca-
tine; Randolph. DFockfort, u r; Henry Nc
Mully, Rochester, T; 4 g Brownson, Kansas ;
VIM ball, 0eneseo, Ill, 4 Logan, HilWs7kee; n 4
welton, 1sdison, Wis; Hui, b lieville: b 4
Constable, d Louis; Geo D Myers, Lyons.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGREss.

WASHINGTON. April 90
Housk-Mr. Morrow of VT. spoke in ia
vor of his bill, granting land to the various
States, for the establishment of Colleges for
the promotion Of Agriculture and Mechani-
cal Arts.
Mr.. Burlington of Mass, offered resolu.
tion, which was adopted, calling for copies
OF the correspondence with Chill, relative
to the detention at Salchanna of the Amer
Jean vessels, Good Return and Franklin in
the year 1852
1t is generally believed that the Presi-
dent will accept the two regiments of vol
unteers offered from Kentucky and Ohio
The regiments from Ohio, consists Of five
companies from Cincinnati one from Col.
umbus one from Toledo; one from Spring
field; one from Mount Gilead, and one from
Coshoctol. Nearly all the officers and many
OF the men served in the Mexican War. The
entire regiment can be ready for the field at
short notice.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21
From New York.

Nxw YoaK. April 90.
The Hamburg steamer Saxon;a from
Hamburg via Southampton 9Th, arrived at
an early hour this morning. The pilot boat
Westervelt in attempting to cross the bows
of the Saxonia, ran foul and sunk in a few
minutes. The pilot and crew were saved
with but one exception. On the 18th inst
in latitude 45d l6m, longitude Sod Gem,
she spoke the ship Empire State from N. Y.
to Liverpool.
The O. 8. Navy steamer Corwin from Flor
ida Reef arrived to-day
The annual election Of Sachems at Tam
many hall last night. resulted in the choice
of the Westchester house, or the anti W ood
ticket. by lOe majority in vote Of 37s.
The Aldermen last night coincded with
Mayor Teman in the removal of Mr. Devlin
and confirmed Edward Cooper as street
commissioner. After the adjournment Mr.
Cooper was sworn by the mayor Mayor
Tieman has vetoed the ordinance prohibit
ing the Harlem r. K. Co. running small cars
down town.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21
ARRIVAL OF THE ARA0O.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW York. April 90.
The steamer Arago, from Hsyre and South.
ampton. p. m., 7th inst, arrived at one
O'Clock this morning
She brings los passengers, and S6. 400 in
specie.
News unimportant.
DIsrea,e would bring in the Budiet on
the 9th anxiety.
ANXIETY had been felt for the safety Of
the Levisthan, in consequence of the break
ing Of two Of her bow mooring chains in
squall, but fortunately she was not injured.
| The American bark Petrol from Hayre.
for New York, with 2l6 emigrants.
had been lost off Chinchester-passsngers
Al the Bank i6eFs xas-bus ~ spp,iss.
tions for money on the 9Th, outside there
was an increased demand.
Consols closed for money 96 l 2ae6 5.S
and for account SO 3-4a96 7-S.
FRANcE-The Emperor inaugurated the
Boulevard Sebastopol on Monday. He ap-
peared on horseback in front Of his escort.
and was loudly cheered-everything passed
Oft TRANQUILITY.
lrALr.-The trial at Luca of the Leghorn
insurgents resulted in the condemnation of
eight to death and eleven to imprisonment;
flve OF the latter were Sandman subjecta-
The Independent Of Turin insists upon the
necessity of Sardinia adopting such meas
ures as are necessary 10 maintain friendly
relations with France.
observation-disclosures Dominic interdicts
under severe penalty the slightest hostil-
lty on the Ottomon territory.
LIVERPOOL, 6th.-Richardson, Spence 4
Co say business in breadstuffs since Thurs
day has been confined chiefly to some large
sales of French flour, reported at about Sis
aSls Sd for $50 lbs. for choice qualities, and
lots of good western at 2la2ls Cd per Dbl.
have also been taken to hold. Pork slow
of sale, 70s for prime.
In the Liverpool market American cotton
was higher Wheat was held at an ad-
vance Of la2d and -four Cd per bbl., which
checked sales, and the market could only
be termed easier. Indian corn easier, z3s
and 23s Sd for all descriptions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

DAVENPORT, IOWA, WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 2, ls5s
~ The Senior of the H03effe has

~ The Senior Of the G0setts ha.
been to the City Of New York, "and all
around" and in the course Of his perigrans
ton, he has seen divers elephants. the aP.
pesrance Of which he has described in his
Editorial Correspondence.
lie thus chronicles the events Of . visit
to"the Tombs:"
my visit TO the 'Tombs" was more sat
'stactory; though looked on the criminals
OF every grade, it was with the reflection
that society was rid Of their presence and
justice no longer appealed in vain. Receiv-
ing ticket from the doorkeeper, / clutehed
II the more tightly when informed by my
eicsrone a. We passed in, that if lost would
nnd 1t difficult to get out again"
We rather wonder that the doorkeeper
should have considered it necessary to eau
tion him not to lose his ticket; for-baring
an occasionsl aanguinary look, out frem.
us1ss hs sPssossls>0 0ss1mes s0onh1nel
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

FINE Boors.-Todd has Just received
few cases Of the incest made boots ever
brought to this market They are made of
the finest French calf skin, and are superior
to any custom made work that We have
seen in the west. They have come in Just
in time for those who intend participating
in the festivities at the Burtis House on
Thursday evening. More of the same sort
will be here in few davs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21
The Oakdale Cemetery Cenpany

lave an ONCE for the TRANSACTION OF business In
Al Merwins Block, Perry street, which viii b. op.n
from Lotto IL, y. end from 70 8, II.
All lot owners Who have MT settled for their lots
will please call Immediately and do % and rec~,se
their leeds.
large portion Of the Cemetery grounds are now
surveys and stsked of In lots. The community
generally 10 Invited 70 examine them and make Sc
lections.
1t II he intention OF the company TO make this
Cemetery complete 10 all its appoint tmenss. IN.
avenues are broad and curved native forrest trt-s
are c9ref0y preserved. ard various kinds ~ shad-
trees have been set out. competent person ones-
pies the Porfers Lodge, and 10 constantly employed
10 taking care Of and Improving the grounds.
Ali applications for lots burals must Be made
at the once, whore cards sufhortzing bsrsals Nm BE-
ksued
The rublic, In pstronixing this Cemetery. may feel
assured that 1t will Be protected In every way due 10
It's sacred purpose. W.H. HILtRBTB.
mchZ2-dt Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

MODERN FANcIEs AND FoLLrEs by
LIE Roy Pope, vol IL mo-, published by
Applgate 4 Co., Cincinnati
The work is very handsomely bound, and
printed, and contains six essays upon the
following subjects:
Woman: Her Rights and Duties Politi-
cally considered.
The Undue Influence of W. Wealth.
The Influence of Novel Reading.
The Follies of Fashion.
Religious Fancies and Folliea
Modern Spiritualism.
Mr.. Pope, is an author, and lecturer, of
considerable note. We have had but little
time to examine the book: but from hasty
glance, we find that it is written in popu-
lar style and contains many new and eug-
gestive ideas. 1t is we'll worth perusal-
The work can be had at the book store of
Geo. W. Ellis 4 Co., in LIE Claire row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21
~ An onthnsiaafic friend of on,

~ An enthusiastic friend of ours,
in describing span of horses which he had
owned when he was living in Ohio, said
~ drove those horses for ten years, right
straight ahead-yes, sir, for ten years.
We had not word to say in contradiction
Of this, but an impudent acquaintance. who
never will keep his tongu. still, shocked US
exceedingly, by stepping up to the old gen.
tleman, and asking him how far he had got
at the end of the ten years. He didn't get
an answer, and it ed him right.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

OF NADIA.
1'A DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC R0UTrkI
FROM 1Hs WEST To
Boston. New Ysrk and the Eastera states,
Via the Michfgan Central. Gredt Wssieys, OsdeHs.
butgh and Tcrmont Central and
Grand Trunk Railroad Of Canada.
Passengers By this route have IN opportunity Of
visiting some of the grsneest and most wondersni
scenery in the world. including Isr0nso, N5seaya
Falls. Snspehsion B,id0e, The Thons0nd LiGnds.
Rapids or the ~ Lcscrence, Cuebnc Aoafr~ss
White Mountains, the Tubuidr Bridge, tnsariy !.
miles in lengthy, Lake Chdmpiain. FGus or E1ee-
morendi, Xuds0n RiUer, ETC, etc.
On and after May I. 1858, baggage will be checked
through from Ohicaso
The Mammoth Steamship
LEVlA r II AN,
or 1850 1Oss, AND 700 vEET LONG Z.
Is under contract to this company for one or more
trpe Portland this year. Tourists return tickets
from Chic go 70 the chief towns Europs viii shcrt
~ bs tssued. Tickets from Chicago for I'll poinss
fast, also for the Leviaihsn, % for The n. o. D. D.
Cos ships can te obtained at tho Office Of the Or and
Trunk Railroad, No. 30 Dearborn street; Chicago
wARnACE,
Agent Of CIR. Trunk r Co, Of Cansds.
apri8dtf-cas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

Our SUNDAY PAPER.-The Editors
Of the Gazette are greatly exercisd upon
the subject Of our Sunday paper. We
should not be surprised to see the pious SEN
ior on the streets soliciting our subscribers
and patrons to stop the Democrat, since his
visit to the Give Points, it would not be
at all remarkable for him to break out in
some new place
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

NEW Y0Rx, April %
FLOUR-naYkes 5@'6 cents better vitk . fair
demand esles IL 600 bbls at 1904 90 for super
esste; : 3o@4 = for extra 0tste; : 1904 80 for
super Western; Z 3O0A 3S for oommoa 70 extra
Western.
RYE ELOUR-3 O000 60.
WaBAT-oteody q IS for prime white Mich !;
22h fer common white Southern.
RHE-Steady at 69@7O
C0RN-Scaree and hrmer q - for white; 7S0
Is TOR yellow.
OAT0-Duu at 5e@e0.
PORK-SssaAy - Is 0o01s 10 for mess; II GO
II IS for prime.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

Ta1 STATE OF IOWA, In said Scott County Dis.
SCOTT COUNTY. trict Court
Alexander Hoffman Va. Rlix sbeth Huffman.
70 said Elizabeth Hun an:
VOU are hereby not fled that on the % day Of
i March. A. D. 1858, ead plaintiff flied in the Of
ce Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of said County
his pet itiou claiming Of you divorce on the ground
Of adultery that at the April Term, 1885, Of said
Court You were BY th sheriff Of said county returned
mot found" whereupoR 1t ordered by the Court
that have notice Of the pending OF this Scon BY
pu Ii ation, and nov unless you thall appear and
answer said petition on the first Hordsy in June
1858, that being the nrst day Of the next term OF
said Court, decree viii be rendered against you BY
the Court, - prayed for by pstitioner
spr2l-w4w COABN Dow, Pl'fS Attys.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

ADJOURNMENT OF TIE SUPREME
CouRT.-The Supreme Court having conclu-
ded the business before it, adjourned on
Monday evening
The opinion in the case involving the con-
stitutionality Of the new city charter, will
be written out and sent to this city in the
course Of few days.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

~ We regret to learn that Mr..
Briggs. the Telegraph Operator in the Office
Of the Mississippi line, is lying seriously i'll
at the Scott House. His disease is bilious
fever
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

BUFFALO, April 90.
Two Germans named Thuringer and
Zimmerman, were arrested here last week,
charged with enlisting men for the British
service. Their examination took place last
night and they were held for trial for in
fringements Of the neutrality laws
Judge Stevens, one of the oldest residents
Of this city, and brother of Hon. Thadeus
Stephens, Of Pa. died suddenly, yesterday
morning.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21
DIE ID.

On the 18th Mrs Aary r. wife Of 10 eph 9, Wood
ward IN tbs list year Of hsv aee.
The friends Of The family are invited - attsnd her
funeral, from the residenee Of her husband, On
Thursdsy The 22a inst. at ~ O'Clock, proceed =
the First y. =. Church where the services Will b
Conducted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21
FOur enterprising friends M'Brid

FOur enterprising friends M'Bride
4 Roger have established themselves in the
Drug business, two doors above the Post
Office They have an excellent stock of
drugs and medicines, and both Of them un-
derstand their business thoroughly. Phys
icians and others may rely that their pre-
scriptions and orders will be properly and
carefully attended to.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

Rive Items.
ARR FALs.
Tue, April Goth. 1853.
W. L EwNe. Gre st. Louis.
Jas. Lyon. Blake
SAM. KsxxAx. Trpe-st Paul
CAsrEL GARDzs. c1pen-Dubuque.
Flora, white-St.L Louir.
DEPARTURES.
TIsHoMsco. Keael Montrose.
AUDUBON. Mitchell ST. Paul.
W. L EWING, 0reen
JAS LYON. Blake
SAN. KrRxxAS. Theps-st. Louis
CAsrEL GAaDss. Oepen. !"
KATE CAs1LE. GfeJ ID ubuque.
The river is again rising and if it contin
ne rising g it has 1pse for the past week
We shall look e. y 1fnrAcrus food below.
~TAsShaays - 61AS0elnosxRaeau
his morning. She.isa crack boat and Capt.
Webb. 10 one Of the most popular officers on
he river. Remember the Fanny Harris.
The Ben Campbell will leave this morn
ng for Montrose. Go on board early and
ecure a good room.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

T11 three story Driek Kususe leeased ON The
i eosDer Of ossood and 1eynosds streets. IL the
ETY. q LeCaAifs eeatatning tee roogaa, hAvne riv.
es visw q oe0e mi'ss Mp AMI down; a,so : aooa
Geetase WltsA eoetans So0eo ~ basas oe Vasor ~
oed heiek sDeAe bease. Il b sas & ~
)oQo1D0 g ~ 0ls1l1olpDl 1lvoe.
~ u; n - / l!:;!: sss |:
"A unnru
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.-Geo. L.
Nickolls, Esq. has opened Real Estate agency
in his new block, corner Of Second and
Brady. Mr. Nickolls is too we'll known in
this vicinity. to require any commendation
from us.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21
~The City Council meets to-day

~The City Council meets to-day,
on which occasion his Hon. Mayor Cook
will take the chair. For the benefit Of
those who may think that the Democrats
have not held any elections for the past two
year We will give the complexion Of the
present Council
DEMocRATs. REPUBLICANS.
J. H. Sears, T. H. Morley,
Austin Corbin, j. c. Washburn,
Robt Christie, Th. Guelich,
Geo. E Hubbell, H. Ramming-4
Jas. Macintosh,
John NJ Cannon, INDEPENDENT.
Jas. O'Brien-7, ]. p Coats-l,
Thus it will be seen that the Democrats
have majority Of three over the Republi-
cans, and majority of two over Republi-
cans and Independent combined.
Of these Messrs. Corbin, Sears, Hubbell,
Cannon and Washburn, held over and Messrs
OBrien, Guelich and Ramming were re.
elected
Mr.. Washburn will hold his seat notwith.
stand the bold attempts Of the Gazette clique
to oust him from it. We rather reckon that
we shall have a Democratic city Attorney,
city physician, Engineer and street Commis-
sioner, after all.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21
E. s. MOORE.

1fesco, Banner, Sign and Or.
nansntal PAINTER, 0sainsl
1of Wood, Some and Marble,
Gliding upon Glass,
p Lsmdscaps, scenery and POr1vsjt P0taslM0,
one with dispatch, in the best modern and tasteful
styles. Also, Agn Painting aad 0rainins for ~
Trade.
4. v. Corner Brady and lsA Streets, Devsnpeet,
Iowa. janis dlS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-21
something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 50, By0dy Street setfh Moore = G ayves
1,HIS 1xpr&s is designed TO deliver eDods for
= Merchauts, carry packages, buudlss, mas aGes
&c, for persons living on tho blur and in remote
parts Of the Guy. VIII also Be at the market houses
every morniag at 6h o',lsck-for the present-to
take any marketing 70 sssidenees which may - de-.
sired.
Orders left q the once o. 10 the Express" order
boxes 81 Mcneil . Bro, J b Sutton co, and " o
v sdsvorth fhsll re eive pronpt attention.
The charges will be for delivering bundles paeks-
ges messages, Ac 70 any part Of tbs city below The
blum. and between h 3 bridge and western Avenue
10 esnts 1or sioiar bundles, 10. at Dast or Nerth
Davenport 20c cash.
Favorable terms will be made with merchants o.
others BY the m0nth OF pear
BDWARD AIDBN, Proprietor.
apr7d0 Ohhoe 50 Brady street
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For Sale.

A superior article Of Terra Gotta Drain Pipe, Or
"A Iamental Chimney Tops and all fancy Woik
the same material.
Also +. 2. Bakers celebrated Iron Railing end
Fencing. Bank vAults, jail Cells, &c, from the Cin-
cinnati Iron works.
Further information - to specimens, prices, &c
may be he'd at the once Of
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~ We are glad that April come.

~ We are glad that April comes
but once year, if We are to have such
weather as We have experienced during the
past two weeks. 1t has been nothing but
rain, rain, rain, with now and then streak
of sunshine which only made the rain more
disagreeable when the sunshine left. If it
does not stop shortly, We shall have seri
GUS quarrel with the clerk of the weather.