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New Orleans, April "a.
eugar-Ths sales for tho $50 bhds at l7c.
Molassss-The sales for the week were 600 hhds ~
S703Oc.
Plour-Sales 9, 500 bbls at - 80.
WhsAt-White 81 IS.
Corn-Yelow Sc.
Mess Pork-Saes !, 800 bbis ut t1Slh10.
Lard-In hbls lie, In kegs 1Sc.
Cs6se-Buoyant. Sales H. 600 bags, At 10DlOk and
II for Rio.
misunderstanding 1070107A.
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Clnclnnatl, April 70.
PROVISIONS-Mess Pork 10 held with in
creased 6rmness at SIS for city packed. The
sales we're 500 bbls at Attca, Ind, and $50 do
at Charlottesville, Ind, at $l7; 100 do prime at
1880, and 80 do Rump at $lS. There was .
good demand for side Bacon, with sales of $50
hhds At Vt. Nothing doing in Shoulders, and
they are nominal At &c. In bulk Meats nothing
transpired, but they are held very firmly. $50
tierces Lard sold at LOT. There are more buy
ers than sellers at this rate.
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'A'hc Is Mad Ssopa >,


1r. Seth b. Santon. Of Cincinnati, Appanoose
Co, Iowa, was bitten by mad cot on the 18th
Of March last and was soon after attacked by
the worst symptoms Of hydrophobia. In an
ticipation Of the horrible disease, he had gone
to Macoupin Co., ILL.,. near Brighton, where one
Samuel Treble owned what 10 vulgarly known
% mad Stone" the very existence Of which
is deemed a. much Of fiction BY many people,
- its reputed virtues are usually attributed to
the grossest superstition. He applied the ssoss
and pas cured; and now writes story of his
case to the Mount Pleasant Journal, which very
respectable paper vouches for Mr.. Stanton's re-
liability in every particular and assures 10 his
statement is entitled to credence.
GIVE quote portion, beginning with his con.
dition before reaching Mr.. Trebles.
"For three days before We got there felt
the terrible disease coming on had q high 70.
YER my eyes we're red and swollen, with rum.
bling sounds in my head; found it difficult to
swallow any liquid n,y left leg turned spotted
as leopard, to my body, Of u dark green color.
with twitchng Of the nerves; had some parox~
ysms, with hard cramping; drank no water for
eight days. The stone was promptly applied to
the wounds. 1t stuck fast as y leech until it
was gorged with poison, when it fell off volun.
tarily. II was then cleaned with sweet milk and
salt and water, and was applied again, and so
on for seven rounds, drawing hard each time,
when it refused to take hold any more. The
bad symptoms then all left me and the cure was
and l returned to my family and
friends with heart overlooking with thanks.
giving and praise to God for his goodness and
mercy in thus snatching me from the very jaws
Of DEATH"
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Ia Several robberies having been perpe.
trated At Oquawka, lately, amAn named Brooks
was arrested, on Saturday night, and made to
confess long TRADE Of sin, and told Of places
in this city where the stolen property was har-
bored. The Marshal Immediately instituted .
search, but found nothing. Il 10 supposed that
the rascal told this yarn Tor the sake of saving
himself
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DEATH OF MIxlsrER.-Rsv. Nr. johnson,
who yesterday returned from Monmouth, ILL.,,
informs US that on Sabbath he preached in that
place the Funeral Sermon Of Rev. Mr.. Tucker,
lately Pastor of the Baptist Church of that town.
Mr. Tucker was considered one of the FIRST men
in these parts connected with the Baptist De-
nomination, and by many in this city will be
remembered in connection with an excellent
series Of Sermons upon various popular subjects
preached here few months since. 1t is thought
that full one thousand people attended upon the
funeral services-more than twice rs many ~
could enter at once any house of worship in that
town. He was loved by his church and re-
spected in the community. He died Al years
Of age, Of quick consumption.
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TIE TELRGRAPH TO UTAa-Seuator Wilson's
project for line Of telegraph 70 the army. 10
said TO b impraeticabls for four valid reasons:
FIRST the posts will be blown down BY the heavy
storms sweeping over the prairies second, the
tires win burn them down; third, the Indians
will cut them down; fourth the bufEsloes viii
rub them down. These obstacles can only b.
ovsFsoms By An enormous outlay Of monsy,
which government will never sanction.
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WV. THOMPSON, Secretary.

There is that ecattereth. and yet increascth;
aad there 10 that withhold moro than 10 meet,
but it tendeth to poverty"
Our citizens, in passing upon the propositions
Of Mr.. Joy, should bear in mind the wisdom o.
the above axiom from the Good Book. And
while we are looking At and deciding what We
ought to do, it may be we'll to bring to our aid
the lgh. Of our past experience, aud see if We
have not withheld, in times past, by reason Of
the fogyism which has controlled US, more than
vas meet, and thereby tended to poverty and
allowed ourselves to he passed by those who
have greatly increased By an opposite policy |!
That other cities have involved themselves was
not because Of their. great enterprise and indom-
liable energy, but because this energy and en-
terprise WAS not wisely directed. That BurliuR.
con is comparatively free from embarrassment,
and in sound condition. is not SO much because
she is 'siow" and "fogyish," as because be: in.
vsstments ia Railroads have been wise and nav.
ing Investments.
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Washington, April "a

Washington, April "A.
The House Committee on the Judiciary is
now considering the subject OF repeating the
Neutrality Laws.
The House Committee on Naval Affairs has
authorized their Chairman to report bill for
the construction of Eve sloops Of war of small
size.
The same Committee is also considering the
question Of increasing the pay Of the officers of
the navy.
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FIExDrsu OUTRAGE.-Ys sterdsy, men was
arrested for violating the person Of girl seven
years Of age.
We forbear commenting, until after . legal
n'sssigation -. thus far, We have mot heard
sloogh Of the particulars 70 warrant u in ex-
pressing our opinion - 70 his guilt or innocence.
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UNION PRAYER MEErING.-The Day Meetings,
We understand, closed on Saturday last. after
having been continued about four weeks with
much interest to those who have attended, aud
profit to many. This week there will be but
one Union Meeting, at night, and this will be
on Friday night at the First Baptist Church.
The Business Mems Prayer Meeting. however,
still continues every day at IL o'clock, and We
hear is still we'll attended.
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The New Kansas Constitutiom.

The New Kansas Contribution.
We received yesterday evening from the Of
fee Of the Quindaro Chindowan, two copies Of
the Kansas Constitution. The document is too
long for publication in our columns to day, but
we shall hereafter present some Of its most i'm
portant sections. Meanwhile we will state few
Of the most prominent points Of interest to be
found in the instrument
The sordinance" provides for the application
Of the public lands TO be received from Con-
gress for railroad purposes to the construction
oil four lines OF rairoads-one across north KAN
sas, westwardly one across central Kansas,
westwardlv; one across south Kansas, westwar
": and one across the State from north TO
south. The termini OF these roads il lett to be
determined in the future. A liberal portion Of
the public lands is applied to the creation Of q
common school fund. The bill Of rights is fully
up to high water mark, being copied, in many
parts, from the old Virginia bill Of rights Of
1915.
Slavery 10 stricken down at q single blow
The right Of trial by jury is rendered inviolate
we'd Of his liberty or property without the judg-
ment Of his peers. Women are afforded equal
rights with men In regard to property, and il
the control and protection Of their children
A homestead OF leo acres 10 provided tor each
| family. Schools are TO be tree to every child
in the State. The single districs syssem il to b
adopted for members Of the general assembly.
The first legislature il to submit the question q
4 location OF the capital 70 the people, and y
also 20 provide by law for the submission Of the
question Of universal sulfra 20 70 vote Of the
1 people |; meanwhile the right OF suffrage ~ pro
vided BY the laws Of the territory, is 70 pc ex
erciyed by male citizens Of the United State,
over the ays Of twentyoEe yean.-lSt. Loui
! Domocrak
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A pARTNER wANTEn

WITH ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
w Capital and well recommended, TO engage In
permanent lucrative and profitable business, ale
ready established. The profits daily credit Gales
now amounting to over fifty dollars Z day. For full
particulars address, with references,
mar26-dwtf A. COYLI,
Box 400. Mt Pleasant. Iowa
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To Teachers of Vocal Music and Other

BEG leave to call your attention my large asso
i ment OF Music Books, which Offer At reduced price
My stock consists In part follows.
The Ceestna; The Cythera;
=" Shawn; /" Dulcimer;
=" Anthem Dulcimer; +" Christian MINSTREL
., Lutte Of Zion, old " Carmina Sacra, old and
and new; new;
Alpine Glee Singer; " Young shawn;
Vocalist; +" JuvsLe Minstrel
Z" Song Book for the - Harp;
School Room; Robin Red Breast;
g Halelajah; :. Singers Manuel;
Also, a large assortment of Instrumental Music Al
ways hand and for sale ut the lowest rates by
septic J. p. BROWN,
Book seller and Sta.oner. Harret House sioek Sd st.
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MAD DoOs.-Three peraons we're bitten nv a
mad dog in the lower part Of the city YESTERDAY
mornings. This nuisance OF allowing dogs 70
run At large unmuzzled should be abated. From
Oil parts Of the country We learn Of persons
having been bitten, most Of whom died from
The effects thereof. Let 10 have the varminte
tIterminated. -Davenport Dem.
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!. n. Rogers q Co.

RE now receiving their stock Of Groceries BY Rail.
"A road and River for the Spring r de, which they
oder very low. Among stock may be found Coffee,
Sugar, Moasses Teas Spices, Nuts, Figs. Pie Fruits,
Rasins, &c &C., all Of which will he sold for cash.
apl4.daw IN. ROGERS 4 CO.
900 kegs Nails $50 Boxes Glass, and 50 Boxes Glass
- Jars Tumblers and Fasks, for sale at
apl4-dkw n ROGERS q CO.
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Five Thousand Dollars.
(HR nN>nN

NVVpVVVDJ
"ILL be paid BY either Of the following
w CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New Haven, Conn,
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Conway. Mass.,
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield. Mass..
STATE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO..
Of Harrisburgh, Pa,
TO any person who shall honestly sustain loss By IRE 70
mat amount, OF property covered by their Policies
The money IL on hand and will be paid promptly
me man who wants W. has only 70 call the Agent ana
get his Policy
Also. the same VIII be paid by the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF Hartford, Conn, or the
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE CO..
Of Hartford, Conn,
to any holder Of Of their Policies for that amount
whenever the same fhall fall due. Husbands aud
Fathers generally do not understand and appreciate
the value Of Policy OF LIFE IxsrRsscR Call and ret
pamphlet (Which Will be furnishsd without charge) and
learn more Of She subject.
The aggregate capital Of ~ shove named Compa.
niles 10 over
Four Millions Of Dollars!
a. Policies issued for any amount desired.
apr7 II. II. HAWLEY, Agent,
Jefferson ST., opposite ,olhaneh = R-coks' nArt.
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IA business letter from Alton Of . recent

r. n0es are hard out here, dollars scarce, but
ssonpson Democrats still scasesr. The great
.,;..s snsns out here 10 about the egold discov.
-. AZ !, 10 Clark and adjoining equities. Reports
ao,h plessy bat not very reliable. Rain. end
l o"I ~, guy raia, for the last ten days Tasusso
''sN s0sssaliy elongated" In countsnsnce.
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RAPR.-A German saddler was arrested last
week and examined bstore Justice Babcock,
upon charge Of having violated the person Of
. little girl Of eleven years. He was bound
over in shs sum Of 81 900 for his appearance u
the District Court. Application wa, on Mon.
day. Intellectually made 70 the County Judge for
Q writ Of habeas corpus. The bail, however.
Vas reduced 10 500, which, We believe, was
procured. lThsrs arc variety OF opinions a.
- shs guilt Of the deiendant-Foy Hadison
Plo5n4eaZey. f@5t
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G A II P B E L LIS
New PhotoRra pho Caller y

HAVING removed from Sd
Street, Campbell has opened ~
Picture Gallery the I'd n3or l2NGV
Of Ripley's Building. opposite .#HNA2
Corse's Book Store. Jefferson st.,
where he has every facility for ia
king first class Likenesses, including all the varous
styles Of Coodeon Pictures, from the smallest minia
70 half Size.
Campbell's Premium Process OF NATURAL
COLoRiNG, practced at his Rooms ossiy, far excels
the old method
Parents wishing Pictures Of their children should call
campbell's Rooms he fails to procure &C.
curate aud yhiy flashed Lkenesscs.
kY Remember you will have to ascend only one
eight OF stairs
All Picturet warranted. fapr2l-bptf
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A London chemist processes 10 have d.cov.
cred fluid that will dissolve any known sub.
stance. Can't your fire eater. send over and
get some OF it 10 dissolve the Union with p
Loui,yiHe Journal. d
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4 - No soa1 pep corn. In sAs hall q he
Chicago poss-e0ee, sos asreeing with NJ. Bach.
enau 8 sAs great National Dsnocgatic quss-
eioas q The day, has received nosics 70 quit
TAe pap-corn indisidsAl m1st b Buchanan
Lsoe9psoa Democrat. Il bexceedingly proper
shas - should b Of Ill faith, and the sagacous
seevant Of the Psesideas Who discovered the
ehy Of Ill comaaendA eiou.-Cia Caz.
That - precisely The staas Of affairs here. The
pop corn and smallbeer sditoe II Ghe Gazette
hes fallen from TIE gracs Of Lecoapesa border.
rsliasisn. and The celleceos q shs pert Of Bur-
lisgtoa i aftsr him, not With boasa, for in
thas cas- be had bsttsf make his psAes a. once.
but With sharp sticks and threat 81 exclusion
fto0 - party and tie spotls. Pop-eofn 10
We ore aIl Dsuosrats!
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Washington, April 25.
The Chairman Of the Committee OF Ways
and Means will shortly introduce proposition
for the meeting OF the next Session OF Congress
on the first Monday in November, being OF the
opinion that it will then be necessary to re-
model or modify the Tariff and Revenue
System.
The reporting back by Mr.. John Cochrane,
from the Committee OH Commerce, OF the va
rious River and Harbor Improvements, intro
duced and referred to the Committee, be dis
charged from the further consideration thereof,
has been very generally construed as an advers
report upon them. They we're reported back
only to relieve the Committee in Parliament
airy manner.
There is little if any doubt, that the Admin.
istration will soon ask the authorization OF
loan of S3o,oO0,0O to be applied to tie re-
demp.ion OF the Treasury Notes.
The friends of the new Kansas measure are
entirely sanguine OF its success during the pres
ent week. Douglas. Stout and Broderck are
not only opposed to it, but are actively endea-
voring to effect its defeat
The Senate yesterday confirmed the nomina.
ton ofeJno. Cadwallader to the Pennsylvania
Judgeshp, made vacant by the death OF Judge
Kane. The former similar announcement arose
| from a Misrepresentation.
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THE FREE BANK LAw.-We publish to- day,
entire, the Free Bank Law of las, winter. to be
voted on by the people, in June. cursory
examination satisfies us that in this particular
our rulers were faithful, aud gave US good and
safe law. The stocks deposited, it is provided,
can only DE used at their value in New York
thus, w.ile the location OF banks in unknown
and unhcard OF places is prevented by the re-
quirensnt that the town must contain popula.
ton Of 900, il - also provided that failure to
redeem, in coin, shall lie followed by the placing
Of the institution in the hands oil = receiver, and
the closing up Of its affairs. Under this law We
may have good, safe banks, and convertible
currency, with ample provision against loss, in
any event, to the bill holder. The feature Of it,
and the feature which is better than all else
about it, is tina: it is made the interest Of the
banker not TO tail. Under other laws, circum-
stances may render i, matter of interest for
the banker to blow up. 1t has one other ad-
vantage over the State Bank plan-the entire
moneyed interest is not united and welded, a.
it will be, to subserve political and personal
ends, by the capitalists of the State.
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Illustrated Volumes and Gift Books for
the Holidays.


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The Floral Keepsake.
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New Downtown Barber shop
ia MES @. WINE, Proprietor.
HAVE the pleasure Of announcing 10 the citizens
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my friends and the public 10 general are very cordially
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I
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HORRIBLE AccIDEKr.-On Saturday afternoon,
about o'clock, young man named Samuel Mar.
low, about twenty years old, was terribly burned
and Otherwise injured, by falling into kettle Of
boiling tar. The tar was heated for the par
pose of roofing building in the alley between
Main and Water streets, just back Of Kellsr's
saloon. Young NARROW was engaged in carry
ing the tar to the roof of tho building. As he
waa ascending the ladder, it slipped at the top.
and came down, precipitatiDg him into the kst-
tie. His leg was broken. and his face and head
completely covered with the tar. The precise
extent Of bis injuries Is not yet known.
Since the above was in type We learn that the
burn, from the pitch. Was not 20 severe as was
feared. The young mans eyes were found not
seriously injured, upon removing the pitch,
which was done with great difficulty. carrying
the skin with il in psra The broken leg, after
the removal Of some broken bones, vas proper
y set and ID doing we'll.
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Great Bargains!

1900 q Il
tNAR Ms and fArning Lands IN Indiana, Ilnois,
- Iowa and Missouri, for sale exchange for sity
psopsrty. Enquire Of @. MARBLE,
Cor Jsasrsoa and - s.A, opposite ne sarrss Hssss.
apf7.dAW1m
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New Work.
JUST pablished-The Church Polity Of the Pilgrims
- ~ Rev. J. w. WellmAn, Boston. la pp., A.mo.
cloth binding. Price Scots. For sac BY
T. p BROWN.
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ington letter writer's say the delay in acting On
the Minnesota bill in the House, is owing to the
belief Of the Opposition majority that its pas
sage would add NO votes to the Lecompton
side This is only tit for tat, il such is the fact.
since the Administration majority in the Senate
took similar course. 1t was not good preoe-
dent, however, and we find an additional reason
in An alleged blunder in the Constitution, by
which the members Of the State Legislature are
entrusted with power during life. If this is
true, the people could have remedied the mis-
take while Congress has been delaying decisive
action
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lay that motion ON the table, the House adjourn
ed.
J. CLANCY Jones asked unanimous consent Of
the House to print for the use OF the Committee
| on Ways and Means the Indian appropriation
and Indian deficiency bills, in order to forward
the public business.
George Taylor of N. Y. objected.
Jones said he wished the objection noted.
The receipts into the Treasury during last
on deposit 10 over 81 ,OoO, 900, Of which S., $780,
00O is subject to draft.
The Senate took no action on the Deficiency
| bill
! Mr.. Green made . report from the Confer
| ence Committee.
New Orleans, April 81.
| A Spanish brig has arrived, bringing dates
from Vera Cruz to the 18th.
| Very little change in the state of affairs in
Mexico, and no great movements had taken
| place. Great confusion prevails.
Harrisburg, April %.
The State Legislature adjourned to-day.
| Rochester, April %.
In the Little murder case, the defence rested
At 10 o'clock this morning. The summoning
on both sides and Judges charge occupied six
hours. The Jury retired at o'clock, and at
brought in . verdict Of guilty Of murder. Sen.
tence is to be given at 10 O'Clock to morrow
morning.
New York, April %.
The anti-Slavely resolutions, as they came
from the Committee, were pa sed to day BY the
Methodist Conference BY vote Of 81 to IS.
st. Louis, April %.
Missing by the burning Of the Ocean Spray
A. far - asceraned are a. follows: Thos. Trait
Ark, NJ. Hicks, Pitts6eld, Ill.,, John B. Killer
ST. Louis, Stephen T. Snongo, Eng, Maria Car
roll, chambermaid, Miss johnson, Miss Tbomp
son, residences unknown, two children, namel
unknown. The Ocean Spray and Hannibal Cit,
were racing 1t the time Of the accident. III,
fire caught by throwing turpentine on coal AMI
wood Immediately in front Of the furnace.
t.. About 10 o'clocs last night the steamer Sta
Of the West lying at shore just above the Kso
kuk took Gre from the burning thus ignited b,
J flames from the latter boat, and was entissl
consumed. Loaa unkneWs.
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IA The Rev. HENRY CLAY DEAN, who 10 ON
visit to the Key Stone State, 10 quite lion, il
We are to credit the newspapers. He has made
* number Of very telling AntiLecompton
speeches, which have been lauded in An extrav.
agant manner by the papers. His last appear
ancs was a. Washington, where, the reporter
says, he handled old Buck and his Lecompton
iniquisy without gloves. making . damaging
onslaught upon Bigler ct. al
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.B- In Mansfield, Ohio nearly all the lawyers
in town have united themselves to the various
churches What q reformation!