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AN ELOQUENT REBUKE.

Rev. DR.. J. W. Alexander, in a re-
cent letter from Scotland, states that on
the occasion Of a recent national fast in
Great Britain, the most candid confes-
sions of national sins, including the opium
business, was fairly uttered. lie quotes
the following striking rebuke of the gov
ernment of India from one Of the sermons
delivered on that day -" II is ealeula-
ted that a hundred thousand acres of the
richest lands watered by the Ganges are
devoted TO the growth of the supply OF
opium. These are the very regions which
the revolt is now desolating. The prof.
it which the company derives. is very
great. For that which costs about Sl1l
they receive 1925. The aggregate j:
about S2j,OO0,000. This money hat
come to be, what faith was at the Refor
mation, the article Of " standing or fall
ing " government. 1t is felt that the sol
vency, and consequently the existence, 0
the Company depends upon il. The prin
cipal portion of this great revenue Is ex
tracicd from the Chinese. The govern
mept OF British India, in league witt
The vie passions Of the Chinese Populac
has proved too strong for the Chimes
government. There is not more hu
initiating fact on the face Of the worl
or in ,4o history Of man than this il
by becoming The sole and exclusive Pu'
veyors to the gigantic vice which is Dc
grading and destroying the Chinese PopC
la;ion, that the government 0! British II
lila maintain their solyency."
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The PARsoN's RETRiBUTIoS.-Tl,c
capi iulaiion Of Charleston was a serious
blow to the American cause but the
British commander too rapidly calculated
that i. implied the full suhjugaiion oi the
South. An ordinary enemy might have
been dizhearlenel, Dat every volunteer
in the American army was r. ,xfraar IL
nary man, and stood to his. eo!ors with
extraordinary tenacity. Among the bra
vest was Caldwell, the Presbyterian min
is.er. who was wont 10 former years to
discourse with pair u pistols on ili- pull
Dit cushion, whom the Tories STYLED a
bIack-coated fpJel frtbrand.' And The
patriots a rou.ipg sosp.! preacher III,
whe gss murdered during ine sack Of q
village BY the British. when Knyphaus
en- was marauding tie Jerseys. AZ III,
4 tight Of Springfield, Caldwell dealt REF
ribution upon iis foes.
None showed more ar,lor in the figii
than Caldwell the chaplain. The imag
Of his murdered wife was before his eye.
Finding the men in want of wadjing. b
gnlloped 10 the Presbyterian church az
bro .,h' thence quantity Of Wat
psIam and hymn books, which he disiril
uttd for the purpose among the soldier
Now cFiei he, put Watts into then
boysF
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NATURE TuE TEAcuEE.-ilugh Mil.
Ter says, in las last great work, Tho
Testimony Of the Rocks tLai there 10
scarce an ARCHITECTURAL ornament Of Goth
ic or Grecian styles which may not DO
found as fossils existing in the rocks -
Tie Ii.olea5ron, says Mr. Miller, was
sculp,-.ed iaio gracefully arranged rows
Of pointed and closely imbricated leaves,
similar 10 those into which the soman
architects fretled the torus Of tite Corinth-
ian order. The Sigilteria were huicd
columns, ornately carved in the line Of
clianneled flutes the Depidodendra bore,
ascending 10 their species, sculpured
So. or Iozenges. : like hoilovs,
set in sort Cf lame, and relieved into
/ knobs or fargoas; all Of them furnishing
+ examples Of a oeIicaie diaper work, Ike
/ that 20 admired in Our liore ornete Goth
+ ie buildings, sueh as Westminster Abbey,
Or C7aterbary or Ca.ei.e.ier Cailiedrils,
oaly TAR ,nore exggiaae so their design
and g ia. No ona can ar'4. from the
perusa. Of MIr. M,lile.s volume withou:
feeling CONVINCED t!at it is one Of the
mosl interesting and eru l.ie contribution,
70 scientific literature Il modern tines.
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Az Arkansas FAruER's Apvic

Az ARKANSAS FATHERs ADVICE
TO HIS SoN.-Bob, YOU are about leav-
ing home for strange parts. You're go
ing to throw me out Of the game, and 20
:: alone. The odds is against you Bob.
but remember always that industry and
perseverance are the winning cards; they
are the bowers" Book larning and all
that sort of thing will do to ill up with.
like small trumps, but you must have
Tue bowers to back 'em, else they ain'l
worth shucks. Ii luck runs again you
pretty strong, don; cave in and look Ike
sick chicken on rainy day, but hold
your head up and make believe you are
flush of trumps; they won't play so hard
again you. I've lived and Travelled around
some, Bob, and I've found oat rs soon
As folks thought you held n weak hand
they'd all buck agin you strong. So
when you're sorter weak, keep on n bold
front, but play cautious be satisfied with
a pint. Nany's the hand .''-e seen eu
rhred cause they played for too much
Keep your eyes well skinned, Bob; don
let 'em :" mig on you; recollect the gam'
lays as much with the head as with th,
hands.
De temperate never get drunk, f.
then no matter how good your hand, yor
won't know how to play il; both bow
ers and the ace wont save you, for there
-artin TO be miss deal or somethin
: wrong. And another thing, Bob, Ohi
was spoken in low tone), doa't 90 TO
much on the women; queens Is Ainde
: poor cards; The more you have Of 'eu
the worse for you you might have thre
r and nary a trump. ! don't say ! ..r
. EN- all; if you get hold Of one thafs
o trump, its all good aud tnarcs sartin /
: be one out Of four. And above all, DO
be honest never take mans trick VI
$ don't belong to you, nor " slia - cards, (
d mig" for then you can't look yo1r m'
in the face, and when that's the ca
e there's no fun in the game its regul
- - cut throat" So now, Bob, farewell
h remember wot tell you, and you'll
le sure TO win, and IL you don't sarves :.
right If you get ." skunked."
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TuE DooM OF TuE WoRLp.-Whal
this change is to be we dare not even con
lecture. but we see in the heavens them
selves some traces Of destructive elements
aud some indications Of their power
The fragments Of broken planets, the -
.rcnt Of The meteorie stones upon our
'l2be, lne ~..-s..z . comets, Welding iheiI
loose materials Al the solar furnace. ihe
volcanic erupiions 10 our own satellite
the appearance of new stars, and the dis
appearance Of others, are all ioreshsdow
of thai ials ~ '.ag eonvuisiOn TO which ih'
system OF lie world IS doomed Ls
/ placed ou a planet which is - De 0araae
%. and under heavens which are to pas
away thus reading rs / vet, on d'f
ceneieries. sd dwe-.ag upon the mau
-oleums Of former world. lst ns lsari
.he kssoa Of humility ard wisdom, II "
have no, already been taught IN tls
school II reYrlaslon.-BoFfh BS'tiaA IL
.fstg.
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g7 a great many people find much
difficulty in saying what they mean, as
much perhaps as some editors ind IN
meaning what they say. A certain wit
ness in an assault and battery suit We
once heard, mixed things up considera-
bly in giving his account ofthe affair."
After relating how Dennis came up 10
him and struck lin, he proceeded
d" So. yer honor, just hauled off and
wiped III. Jaw. Just then his dog cam"
along and hit lin asaia and dropped
him."
~TI.t .he dos:'
No, yer honor, bit Denis. And then
I up with a stone and throwed II at him
and rolled him over
Threw a stone at Dennis Z"
AT the dog. yer honor. And he 60
up and hit me again"
The dog 2"
No, Dennis. And wild That he stucl
bis tail belwixt his less and run or"
"DennisE"
" No, the dog. And he came back
me, got me down and pounded me, ye
J honor"
b. ~Tbc dor came ba-ls at you?"
81 &" M Dea4.4. ouf .-onor. And that
! sallIG.4 ...'n, yer boler, AMI % All
bar; any at all"
!, Who isn't hurt =
ei " The dog, yer honor"
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IRASBURGI, VERMONT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1853

cONQueTeE ilaS Adiu thS ttt9 III cnaiUs
Deny it, when thou hast bowed a suppli-
ant for libertyT p
Bind him, jailor, an1 bear him to the
prison." demanded Lastheaes.
"Bear me to the prison, jaiIor, if thou
dares: Obey not the commands of that
vile mani
The jailor approached tsObey his man
dates, but, by blow from Bastum, he fell
senseless to the foo-. Thereupon sew
eral of the assembly, in concert, seized
and bound him.
Preparations were rapidly making to
bear our hero 10 prison, when ten thou
sand mingled voices of shrieks, groans
and cheers caused the assembly to rush
from the hall, leaving their prFoner ly-
ing bound upon the floor. Olynhus wa
in the hands of the king of MACEDONIA
Although the city was betrayedby two
of the most eminent inhabitants, many
adhered, with the greatest tenacty, TO
that liberty which was the pride of their
nation and the glory Of their ancesors
What Mother, wife or sister knew but
that, ere the shades Of another night, taey
should be torn from the dea:eSt ties OF
human existence, 10 more TO meet ?
: Some were laid in chains, While othe-<
/ were sold as slaves the traitors beirg
distinguished in 10 other way than th,
contempt with which their i4aster treated
. them.
About MONDAY, in the morning, th,
king entered the hall where Bastum still
laid, bound upon the floor.
why layest thou thus, young, man, {
t criminal bound for prison" z"
r Il am charged with fighting agains
= thee, and in defence of the liberty 0
/ Greece, Your Greece, King Philip of Ma
cedon."
!. st this moment Acheam came rushin:
+ into ths h--!, and, bowing before the king
4 he sid,
{ May it please thy majesty, my sover
! eign king, that man has been the greaes
enemy you have in all Greece, and de-
o scrveth DEATH"
: depart from my presence! Dos
: thou think that am TO take the advice 0
g a traitor? Were It not for policy 1 ~-oul'
: have thee slain"
II Acheum departed, leaving the kin,
= with few guard in the hall.
+ why didst thou fight so bravel
5. against me?" resumed the king.
C May it please your majesty, for tn
preservation of your liberty" answere
% the young man.
4 Which alternative wouldst thou pre-
4 fer-to be laid in chains or sold as
W Slave? l have suffered no one else to ez
r. press a choice, but you may express you
Y. preference"
lS king Philip, thank thee, but, victc
n as thou art, it is not in thy power to maI
e. slave of me. / am not traitor, nor wi
| lie slave"
Young man, you evince remarkab
/ spirit for thy sovereign. Would'st tho
n serve thy sovereign with the same fai
BY as thou dost thy country, | would spa
n thy life and liberty
ny "Were your majesty TO march again
Ir- Persia, l would serve beneath thy ba
rd ners with the same faith that have (
be the land of my nativity"
Young man, thy liberty hath saw
zee thee! Undo the bindings guards Gi
'n- me thy name; and when start upon t
conquest of Persia, shall demand the
'u' Go thy way? BY nature thou art a fr'
ee- man, and thou shalt be free
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QUEgH EPiTAru.-A correspondent
Of the Boston Journal sends 70 ii4al paper
the follgai e ePiia2h, whici he says he
found on a tInbstoas 10 Oxford, =. IL
40 ail lay Gisa1s ID a1is4.
A more sals4sn dsafa yoH Bssef kssw,
Asfvas isading ghe 90 HaFa b aflak,
sbsElsks 81 1asa klli - > guisksins siak-@
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e. ~ a eolored Ill, the foiiowing
notics was posted On tias door-post -
. Tieksst hly cents. No geFnmsu 81
tal.sd unless IL comes himself
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New ysrssv D..r..

New Jersey Banks.
Thompson's Bank Reporter. corrected by
Thompson Brothers, furnishes the snnexed
list Of par Jsrssy Banks and the plaeee Of
redemption:
STATE or NEW JERSEY.
Bank Of Jssssy City, jersey City; ossaa Bank.
1aak Of New Jsrssy; Continental Hsnk,
Os,tsa! baak q New jersey, Hightovn, + and
~; nashattan Bank.
se,,idsrs Rank. sslvidsrs, s. and y; Mssr0pols-
CITY Bal. Perth Ansoy; I.psr..r.. .al r..-
.. c,in.ss 1s.k q N.v Jersey, American Il.
Fss..n, 1.sk Il Vantage. ). ", n.rsA..s.
Farmer ana Msehaais' b.pt. N,aA,...-.
Pointi baak Of IL Csnmonwsalth.
Farmer Mechanics Dask u Rahw,y, Metre
politsn Baah. -''
lrsshold Banking Ca; MaaAattaa nank.
Haekcstown hank, Haskststovn, d ana -
Amc.. ExsAsAss E~aA. a
!oboksn City Bank Ossan Rank,
5. nsatssden Co. Bank. Prsnipgsoa, - . Up; Hank
asdsoa Co. Bank, los and Up; Shoe - LsaaAss
!, n:sas.ias' saak, Newark 50 and y, xssAss-
!. n .s Man. S.al, Trenton. = and ", ~
-, ncsss.is 1ssdsn' H.. jersey City, lss -
.soesk City Bank. Newark, s. ! y; cs,ti.enA.
Nsvask Deshiag and I.s.r.pe. O.. 49, :,
- npi 1sssAaa0' 0aak. q
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GO NJ NJ f RCIAL.
DAILY Cars CirT Ovvnx, !
A,kmk A~rsl IAN

DAILY Cars Cirr Ovv,cx,
Ks'kuk, April I4tA.
FLOUR = Banner Mills Extra Rsnily (fsll
vAsat) ~ - y bbl.; Extra SupesAns (spyips
Wheat - ~; sspesAne - ~. 0ats city Extra,
a % per Dbl. Sssead quality, - 50 = bbi.-
Country Sour, - - y ssek. Quincy, 81 rs u
-. sraha., tfan vhsai) q % per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOC per 100.
coRN--Resdy sale 1t zoe TO 7ae.
BAkLkY-0ood demand for prime qualities II
ne 10 7Sc.
WHEAT-Littis fll wheat 10 be had SOC
viii be paid for good article. sprisg Is to soc
Tor ehoies poor grades - tolss, In good currency
0ATS-In request .. n 10 30.
RYE-3s 10 40c; little sconins In
PoTAToks-iood supply; selling a 70 70 zoe.
0ROOkkIRS-E.o Q. Sugar fair TITO s2,prims 81
y g. choice " clarified 10 70 loA crushed and loaf
l3ltsI4. Moisuss-Plantaiion4 70 70 -. s. H. a
70 -, Golden 6yrup, ISL SOC. coase--Rio 1as,
70 L. Java lsts isc. Rice TO s3c.
soAP--Palu eAe, Family Dc.
CANDLES-Star 3, Stearine III. Mould ! IA to
n.
LARD-Hsir supply, 7ic to &c.
BUrf6k-In good supply. Choice 10 to l33c.
HIDE6-Dry Toe to licj green, ~ toSc.
AAf-Pfsiris fro1 - 70 IS. Timothy, tl3
sEEDs.--Hsngarisn Craze, 81 Is toI 81; Tim
ethy,tl 80 to 1 rs.
to e14. Hungarian, s13 70 :. IA.
suNDRigs-0nioss, 90 tol ~; Eggs, to &c;
Feathers, <oe to 45cj White Beans, Use TO / 90.
FkuiI-Fsis supply. Green apples, ehoies -
Set -. Dried sppies, ~ 90 to 81 Is per bushel.
Dried peaches, - Is to 8 50; Raisin., q 70 to
%.
4 PRoViSI0Hs-Mess Pork SIS 50, Shoulders s,
Sides 7, Hams 8.
BEEP-3t to u gross; Aie too per quarter.
HO0S--Dressed to5.
sHEEP-$1 to a y head.
sALT--0. A., 81 ~ 70 u 50; Ksnawhs, 8 Is.
RxcnAsGE.--on New York for currency Z per
cent; Tor gold Per cent. 81. Louis per cent.
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@Piiss ass - 4 tAs nost tsosbIsssns, y
vail - painful s0sstisas q ~ hsnaa family
~ eas'e Of shisA, Il iasalssd iass, u isvariAlly
ioosd to = ssssttpassd bswsts. ksasvs Ii.
eaass' and b - whsis. This 80 y dsns ef-
lsstssily ~ the ~ = d. J. HssessssSs Stomach
Sistsss which. 4 taken = ~ airsstisns on the
BOTTLE silirsnevs all Aasslsasy = viness from
ses stos seh, cure costivsnsss, assist digestion,
give good appetite, and iupart healthy tone Il
sns whsle systsn. Why not give IL trial. I'll
Who sussE, aad b relieved Il ones and II health
70 yos - pssfssable - con tinue 70 use
daily before meals. Torsals By deslsr. se..r., Nv
HARRISON : GIBBONS, Agsnts,
spfisASw Asin-st., bst. 6th and 7th.
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CouAoil procsedings.
COUNCIL RooA, |
April Is. lB5H


CorxciL Roox,
April Is. 1858
Council met pursuant 10 the provisions of
the Ordinances Of the City. to sqaaliIs the As
ssssment List Of the present year
Present, the Mayor, and Aldermen Bishop,
HAines, Patterson, Reynolds, smith, Shelley,
fimberman and Wyman
The Clerk Of the Council reported thst the
notice required BY tho Ordinanos fbeinr ous
weeks notice In each Of the nswspspsrs Of The
city, had bssn given Of the time, placs, sad OBJ
ject Of this meeting.
The Assssscr returned the assessment list for
the prsssnt year, and amer brief examination
Of the same, II vss ordered that when this
Council adjourn It adjourn to meet on Monday
the 18th inst, q o'clock A. T., for the pur-
pose Of Continuing the equalization Of said -
sessmsat, and thai notice BE- given in each Of
the city papers, Of the time and object Of said
meeting.
A petition was received from Alex. Lynch
and ~ others, asking The appointment u Nj
chssl Curtain upon the night police for the
Second Ward
Referred 70 ths Mayor and Police COMMITTEES.
The following resolutions we're then adopted,
TO wit:
Resolred. That The Judiciary Committee b
instructed TO report N Or iinanee amending
the Police 0rdinsnee. No. ll3, making the
Mayor Chairman Of tAs Police Comni.tss, and
such other amsndmsnts ~ they may deem NO.
cssasry, and TO report y the next meeting Of
the Council.
Rssolpsd, That the Mayor b authorised 70
have plank walk laid from the store Of
Msssrs. Stafford McCuns TO the Packet depos,
said walk to b. not less than six feet In v,dt4
also, 70 put IN stone crossing y Blondsau
and Water Streets.
Council adjourned 10 Monday norning, April
18th 1t 9o'olosk, A. n.
BIS. MERRIAM. Clerk.
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DENTAL CAM.

nk X. J. PORRE desires 10 inform this commp-
~ atty that he has Determined 70 make Ksokuk
bis permanent residence. for the purpose Of pras-
siesns DENTISTRY. His bssissss engagement.
elsewhere are sssh that II will nst ~ pssible for
him 70 locate satjl syriag. He fssls asssssa In
giving the suasasty thsa - win ssss psspassd "a
give satre sAtisfastios II sAs vasisu IssssAss Of
his pralsAiss, - all vAonsy favor hin With tAsir
patronage.
hErEaEscns.--J. ,. Howell, D. N. Wshstsr
81 Miles, ~ Kssksk; Dbl Dewsa, Dr.. III
Sanders, love- City. fostlnaAvts1
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DAILY UNION PnArEn MEETING.
.'f business men and osAsss, wsry .svaiss, sam
DAYS excepted, 10 tbs Hsllovsr Sniths Hsrdwaye
Stors, Aain-st.. nsar fifth, fssn % An.
COME CoKEi CoaEsIy
LET HIN rnAS nAanrx SAT- cons.
II is the last diopsuooafss Of The Shirt, n.
closing exhortstiae n NV 1iAls: Let him that
n herr ..y: cs.. u - Qssa -. sl..s priyi
.sssa, ..sssssy - 3 ~ E =: : ,sy,sl
and see vkse Ga slsise3 60 - ViIs ..s a..
'sns%pas q uass; sses - hsas, ssd your soul
!. The invitations y sssy u rsqslrss no learn
= 1t will disehasss ~ obligation resting upon
Al to those around them. You may not ri Ashly
enjoy these privileges. You msst bring oiher..
that thsy may also Be Partskers Of then.
>. II cannot b without eject. Though thew
put their dngers 10 their ears, aad win net hsart
%, yet -. viii have nAde Judgement in the so.-
science ~ ths heart, Which they saasot shake 81.
They cannot say, have not bssa isvitsd, feel
40 responsibility.
. I. :. s.y, co... and yoa falsll Ii. er... mission
cause them u reflect. You nay convert sinner
from the error Of his ways, and save . soul from
death.
s. Yes may sssurs % yourself Happiness IN
spsa.aaa.s, iof tie 80 sssssisy Oh tAs jeyof
- IN heaven, vhsn one saved spirit shall say 70 IN.
ether Jon said y Ne. cons, and went sna found
s9lvAGoa.
kssdsrs To-day 10 yours, to.mors~ il usesr-
sAi0 ous u \ esuns npon you. Say 70 ali asosAd
you, Cons. Parent. Bay 70 your child, Cons-
Han Of busnsss, say 10 those In yosr empty.
Cons. Young man /! say TO your friends snd coa-
Psnions. CoHs. Citisens! say 70 the stranger.
C0ss Christian 90 ont tnto the streets and al
ieya, and say 70 tbs poor, and the bilsa, and the
bait, Coss ASD wsLcosE. There 10 resn for ali
Now - the accepted time nov 10 the day Of sAlva-
tion. o the joyful sound. Conx; let him that
athirst come and take Of the water Of life freely
GEO. G. LEE,
II. r. RKEDER,
II. bC0rT HOWELL.
Aeh2Id Executive Cemuittss.
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REM OVALI.

The DAHL Y GATE CRY OPFTCE 10
In AoCuss's Bsilding, corner Of Main and
Second 6trssts. Entrancs on Second street,
Counting Room hrst door 70 the right.
Orders for oil kinds Of Job Work alled
With nsaansss and dispstch.
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DOAaD1No,

Three Or four siugls 0sntIsmsn saa sStala
Board. on rsaseaabls terms, q Tia boarding hesss
north side Aain street, bstvssn first snA Eseea1
streets. Also, few Day Boardsrs.
Apfl5.dN
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Slaughter Coal Co.

At 20 CENTS PER 1U6HEIA
WE ass sopstastiy Supplying tAs vsry bsst
~ qaahtyof CRATE md stove Goal hroneht TO
shts naskst. ltigaitss easily, barns brightly and
Ssssrstsa hsss than any other article e. sae,
ssseptiag Deae. IT. sAisf 66oaomy asA erssllsnsy
seaeisss u ~ burning TO ashes ord lsaving 70
slinksS % cindse.
- neeAanieal psspssss Il positively cannot b
Ordsn nset ~ left - tAs heok q IL oRss, over
Collier Co.'S 0roessy Store. "a IT,, hstwssn Mails
asd Jchrsoss anA they shall b Droaptly attended
T., - hsfstofprs. Z, 6. DdBYNG.
March I'd As.rt.
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y h . N ere uNt3l ! q . ! per.
S03<S. s
NEW CoMERS PLEASE NOTICE.
1hafhssvy art con1tmpal Rent Wosid soon pwreAssea
Dsstsstlss nx Pee rent Homesstsd, secure 1yon
sArt0s' esecu1tbhs and La~4isrds' Ax~s
THE sabscribes nov offers our new citisens the
= cAsspsst bArgsi1yN cut, being Dwelling
closed by neatly painted psling fence, with good
water convenient. 10 = Aeaithy location ssd asist
neighborhood, within a N1nuiss walk Of the
kstes House. sS5SM
FIRST CONE: 41eSF CLAIM.
II taken soon, can be ia At Low 6R~rss A
rare bargain, whether for residence or as an In
vestnsnt. Title guaFsntscd.
TsRns-42S1 cash, balance In payments 70 ae-
oemmodate purchaser. For cash liberal discount
will - made.
Inquire Of ths undersigned, Day's Building,
ExehaoEe-st corner of 18th, or at the omcs 81
W. " Dixc1. Athen3um Nuildings.
dis r. A. URMSTON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-16

CosorHs's xecssf.-A Coroasr's Inquest
was hsld over the body Of Mr.. Harrison and
post norton examination took place.
The verdict Of the Coronsr's Jury was, that
Mr.. Harrison's death resulted from . pistol
shot drsd BY the hands Of Philip Mash.
The dying statements made BY M. Harri.
son were received in evidence in the exam in
alton before TIE Coroner.
Rivsss AxD wlArHsa.-Ths Mississippi 10
high, sad In The lower country great spprs-
hsnsions ere sntsstsinsd lest the food shall
sweep over Tie bottoms and eaass innsnss
damage. The Missouri, Illinois, and indeed.
oil the tributaries Of the Mississippi below,
are rsprs6ontsd at 6osd height and rising
The river vas q stand hsrs yesterday, and
the rise reported st St. Paul will hardly At.
feet the river here, 90 that Il l. mot likely
there will be any aossssios 70 the food Be.
Low from this section, saisss " should have
heavy storms. The De- Moiuss u in ass
navigabls stage. The steamer I'd. Aausinx
left for n. Dss Aoiass yesterday, and the
Delta and Col. Morgan we're taking on
freight for various points on the Dies Msines
river.
The weather Yesterday vas pleasant, bat
there we're heavy, thssassniag clouds toward
evening which gave good promise Of more
flooding.
FtoaHxcs MoxxY.-e30 Of Fiorsnse nonsy
wanted q this once in exchange for scrip.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-16

"A MOTH BOOT, and sapeiisd via aSs.1ssss
g 1assrtst = tAs way Of ssasonahls eaods. s. 4.
DUKk holds himself fssdy 70 supply the wants q
W nssdy n his line, Il fAs iosssf Ssnle pstcss
~; Sysssls.. =. ~ sssssiss S.aI.iy, sxtsnsivs
ovsrshoss "ist hin csme," for they viii he sola
Tor no1sy Almost "uith01t psieA."
1eA1es ~ SAos, sAsa Doctor Nh.