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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-04
Special Hctices.

IL The Most Important and Lucrative
Situations In this cit: are filed by the MANY gradu-
atcs OF the IRoS CRY CoLLEGE--From Pittsburgh
True Press
VIC have scholarship in this Institution, which
we will sell on very reasonable term Graduates
of this College are preferred by all Wholesale
Merchants, Rail Road Companies, &c. in want o
a Clerk or Secretary
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-04

CONSISTING OF everything in that line from Child's
Chair TO Lounge, OF Scttce, viz: Bcdsteads oil
the latest style, and every quality and pattern
Stands Bureaus Tables; Cane and Flag Seat
Chairs. OF the best quality; Boston and Ohio Rock
ers; Once and Windsor Chairs, Of every grade. &c.
Competent workmen are employed 10 Gil all or
dcrs, with promptness and despatch, in their line OF
business. Having two GOOD
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-04
PHOTOGRAPHS
dMBROTYPES,
MELITNOTYPES,
d STEREOGRAPHS,
TAKEN DAILY At THE
COSMOP OIiTAN GALLERY,

PEasHINs'S ORIG STORE. HIs TIGiN STREET,
inc the sublime view of Magyar. Falls, the Greek
Slave. a Palace by GISs Light, &c. &c, in that
Wonderful Instrument, the StcrcoscoPc.
Stcrcoscopc views ofprivatc and public buildings
taken and the S.crcoscopc furnished To or'icr.
Terms as low can he afforded and all pictures
warranted.
J. CARBUTT, Artist.
July %, 1855
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-04
TO ADVERTIS RS.

TIE circulation ofthc REPUBLICAN with
N this county exceeds that of the Democrat by
over 80, advertisers will therefore best consult
theirintercsts by sending their orders to this Office.
Its circulation is also rapidly increasing in Starkc
county
~ jos WoRK executed in better style and ON
more reasonable terms than at the Democrat Office
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02
90 M NJ ERCIAI.
DAILY Cars err Oys,cs, J
Ke1tuk. MOndav. Mapah 4atk

DAILY 0ASH CTR OSesc1,l
Keotuk, Monday, March 18th.
FLOUR :. Banner Aills Extra Family tall
Wheat ~ 90 y Dbl, Extra sspsrAns ispriss
Wheat 400; supsrhns y 80. Cate City Extra,
- 90 per Dbl. Second quality, 81 50 y bill
Couotry Aoar, ~ - y saek. Qsincy, ~ rs 70
-. Graham, tfal whsat) ~ % Per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, sec PER 10.
eCORN-ReAdy sale 81 zoe to 10.
BARLEY--Good demand for prime qualities at
10 TO 75c
WHEAT-Littis fail wheat 10 b. had SOC
Tor choice; poor grades ~ tolSs In good carrsnsy
0ATS-In request u - to 30.
RYE-3se 70 lec; little seouing In
PoTArons- Goed supply selling 1t 70 to ~.
GROChRI1S-G.o Q. Sugar fair 73to S},psias q
70 ., shoisssa clarified - y lei crushed and iosf
l14ts II. Reconsideration 70 10 ~, Q. H. =
70 u, Golden Syrsp, ~ y 90. Ce1ss-Rio ~,
Java Is - he. Riss.e 10 SO.
s0AP-Psin sis, Ianily %.
CANDL4S-Stsr =, sssasins IL. Mould III y
II.
LARD-1air supply, 10 70 d.
BUTT1R-In Rsod supply. Choice 10 70 lie.
HID.e-Dry, 1ssts 1isj green, ~ toss.
HAY-Prairis fren - 70 %. Timothy, ~
70 -. Hungarian, III 10 Z. II.
SuNDRIKS-0nions, - u 10; Eggs, s 70 e,
RsatAsrs. 40 70 49,; White Besss, ~ 70 -.
rkUiT-Fair supply. Green apples, shoise, -
80 TO -. Dried apples, - 90 TO - - per bsshsl
Dried peaches, - - TO - 30; Raistns, . 60 to
4 %.
PRovISI0NB-Msss Pork tis 50, shoulders s,
Sides Z, Hams o.
BEkF-3a To gross 4ie 70 . per quarter.
HO0S-Drssed4 toS.
sHkkP-e3 70 ~ p hssd.
6ALr-0. A., ~ ~ TO u ~; Kanswha, . Is.
kxcsAsss.--On New York for currency - par
eat; for gold per cent. 81. Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

sCAMRGrr 4 MASON.
vhoIssaIs and Retail Dsalsr in and Manuaaets-
rsrs Of
furniture And UpholasoKNq1 "a
Washisgtcs Avsnus, between Ind ard -
eT. LOUIS, MO.
N or Warsrooms will b fosnd the lAtxSI -
esst styles, made By the hest workmen, and Of
sap~ ios nstsrial and finish.
BEDSTEADS:
Zine Rosewood AAd Mahogany, walnut, Oak esd
Cherry, With high post and Csaopy
6IDRBOARD6:
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak ssd walaat, with
Shelves sad Masbis Tops.
W.AR0ROBES AND HRCRkTARIES
Rosewood A'l sSe,.,s o.l and w.la.'.
Maho ssny end walast, covered in Hair Cloth
lAsting aad Bsoestsll.
Fiasll.o...ood. nsAega.y. Oak and y alnn.. with
Side Csses. Marble Top aad Oval 0kssss.
WASH-STANDS:
Ros..Ssds .aasgssy, 0sh s.s w.has. -
With Marble Tops.
NAT RACKS:
Rosewood, Mahogany, OAK and walnut, q nonH,
styles.
Ako, Ans eossvoe1, Nshoeany, Oak aa1 e.
y Of Cushisa, kusA AID Cass eat Rssspttce ~
Cottage Oheirsi Rseunbsnt CAatrs, Piaae Deoolr
Ottomans, leetstoels, Lounges, Cursor aaa
Whatnossy 1xtsasion Tables. Shower 1AaAe
Boxes, Wire and Tin 6afss, Stssvffts pafsat Lcon3
Ds1ssNsAs. GILT LOOKING CLASSIC nn1
Pisr 0lassss, Oval, Mantle aad e.
Frames In large assortment.
BIDDING.
Spring, Hair. Moss, Excslsior ,npA III
tsnssss; Feather Beds, Pillows, 1Sstas,
ahssts, As., all Of the best material, ard
- b frssb, sseef and nsw.
Every article wsrraased q rsprsssIA6
uEassa = low - any other house In
rapcndaAg quality.
Orders solicited and faithfully Allsd
Ne cordially invite every one who n
- dhOw oar goods, and rive you al 4
IL ear power.
All articles sold By NJ edrsfsiiy pstb51@
Nvsfed on boat or NJ the house.
mch s, '5S-dAwlm 6CAkkITT : r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02
DENTAL CAND.

nk B. J. P0kRE dsslsss 70 inform this com nu-
II nity that h has dst~ninsd 70 make Ksok pi
his permanent rssidsnes. for ths purpose sf psas.
tising DENTISTRY. His business sngsssnsnts
osvhers are sseh that II will not be possible for
him to locate until spring. He feels assured In
giving the guaranty that be will come prepared To
give entire satisfastioa In the vsvious branches Of
bis profession, 20 oil who may favor him with thei,
Pstrouage.
REvassscxs.--J. b. Howell, b. N. Webster
B. r. Miller, Of Keokukj Dr.J Bowen, Dr. III
sanders, Iowa City. (octlodAwtfl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

Sioss o. DRcAY--AxD or HoPH.-The adj
mission Of Kansas under the Lsoonpton
Consultation, passsd the 6snats BY ayes 80,
nays Is. The Fugitive Slave bill passed the
senate In 1850 By .ots Of ~ ayes and oaly
" maya, and the Nsbsaska bill, repsaling tie
Missonfi Ocmpromise, passed the same BODY
in 1864 ~ syss 81, nsys IL. Thus, ysss By
year, does ths Slavs Power dscay, until "
see = negative votes cast in the Senate
against it. fsvorits measure. This number
y destined 70 expand until IL establishes
Freedom IN the citadel 20 long occupied By
slsysry.-lA Albany Josr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

q The Hartford Coarant, after aanosne-
ing birth IN Waterbury, 10, adds this an
nounoomoot:
In Psespset, March Let, daughter to
George 8. 6lopse.-fEx.
To those who ore not aware Of Tie iasl
that there y town called Prospect, near
Hartford, The shove mast have funny look,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

e0s'Lock here, Ma" said young lady
just commencing 70 take lessons in painting,
"Ses my painting can yoa tall ne what Il
isw Aa, after looking at il sons tine, an
swsred: "Wsll, Il ID either Gov or rosebud
Pm sure can't tell which,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

The DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE il
In McCurn's Boilding, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Rntrsnce on Second street.
Counting Room 6rss door 70 the right.
Orders for al kinds Of Job Work oiled
with nsatssss and dispatch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

NOTICE.
IA 0So13. RLuMMER 4 co. haviss -, -
1M4assh9oemaats = will saaAle to- = eeatlnn -
eeear basins0 = 1aaai, dssm y rsupsv q ass
sAe1 ~ saAials1a 10 tAs soa1Asnss e % puIaf
eoGsE1lly. NM 0IOVIIGI
Ksoksk, March I, 1864
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02
= OK y -
cIc4R AwD no BAcco
Il IA
DE or

sss side 81 TAirA,et 80. Maan
60 , skass..
srHR undcrlisasd hae8ens u lie hest stcStS'sS
: sol and quality Of Cigars and TobASu.
lnae.A visgiaia and Missouri, ranxineI Il pfiee
re- ~ eenta = u ~ per h. lie hss alse an
xeneseo Of al bfands-A ndsfso1's soIaee. Nsv
York, Seerfsnsei- AID Cigars from IS e ~ -
novSSa =. u. HICREY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

0Ths lot Of April or The Turkish Ad.
miral seems to hsve been up q Darlington
yesterday, with regimsnsals on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

"Gaur.0-Our old neighbee y On hasd
this spring with large assortasst u goeds
in the line Of Rssdy-nsde Ciothing, and In
vises biz irisnds and oil crsasion 10 "call
and exauins.0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

The lady whose sleep was broken has
had il msnded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

~ Mss WAasss will open new ans stock d
Millinery. On Thursday, April 10th, snA cordially
invites the Ladies Of keokuk 70 csms ssA bvy.
Anil Ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

Sn0 SKIS. =. 4. SALT Tor sale ~
OVO jySe WA n. AUefIN co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02
O~rrs Aey nss aeses s~sA.

sAey nss = sssf~sls 4
The Metropolitan Raak Il Nsu Yssk - ys1Ast
i ssaa e h e.. 1890. = y i ssI
Canton, Sosth China. ..z~ss1
Exchange, Bangor.
Monsun kivsr. a fg i s q D
Ellsworth, ElkvortA.
r''''''' 7. :: !. !
Stark, Dsasing ton.
Dandy, DANNY.
Royalton.
Warmers Bridgeport. s.s sssas
Psuuopuoak do s
Wooster, DaaharJ. 80 N
HAttsrs, Bethel. zz31S
Merchants Shanss. Bridgeport.
North Amer, Seymour. 81
PAweatssk, Paweatsek. E
Uncas. - A:
0fantts Bank.
MODE IsLA
Bills OF oil the Rhode Island Banks. q.
oopt the fpllovins. aro nov roonived sfs1hn
RnGaIk Raj 81, =
RAnn - $50 n...,v .hos.A. .ax. "a
Farms,s B.rk norL isto. TssE "a ~
Rhode IalanA Ca - Ttvsrton a.
4 WarWisk BSuk, Nj Vernon %
srv vn.r
SS::,,..::.,., 49, s County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

nnls1asle ~ 81 MaaAaA1sn Dnnk.
a. SsakH \ go hasksestewa. = aal sDi
Apboksn City 1sak Ocean -. !
1a ~ =. -, 1ssaisston, = . o, Dunf
Dmk. 9 "a " ~ -7-'sssSss - = - -
.sssasaiss ssak. Esvark .ssaal =, M.sAa.-
-. e La. 1asa. TsssAea. = - =, ~
4eoAeatAs = 1knden' N. Jey..v x,sa.. X. -
m 0ontfn1ntal N. - III 4 - - -
Sss.sk City hank, Newark, = ! = i g.
Iswass naskiag a.d Ins1saass o.. NsvuuA. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

W. r Cheese.
81 mn LBS. Western Rsssrvs Chssse lost ~
1oSVOV csived ~ soaslGnnant, 81 ~ -
Low hy =. WxLLIANA
nsh3edetwN Johnsoa-st., bit. = sn1 y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

RIvrs MAsrsas.-Ths Mississippi i abous
on stand. The De- Moinss Il falling slow
". The Clara Hias started for Eddyvills
yesterday. The arrivals we're The Ksokak,
Challenge, W. L. Ewisg and Aunt Lefty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

BAr1Ir FAn.-To-nishs 10 the last nigh.
Of the Fair Of the End Baptist Church, which
will BE- borne in mind BY those willing to A.
sist in the objects Of the Society.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

0Ws are indebted TO Mr.. Tswksbury,
Railroad Agent, for late copies Of Martins
Chicago Conmsfcial Letter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-02

q Qaiss . number OF our unsophistisa-
ted fsllov-citissas were taksn in and done
for yesterday, by sons nsrs Or lees transpa-
rent April fool ho.ax. The "sueas made
from The Chinese csss'' vss The principal
means OF bsgailsmsnt, theagh Il il said that
some Of our grave and ssliA sisisens did ab.
solutsly walk dawn to ~ lsyss 70 Rrsst Tie
arrival Of ~ grand sBashau with nine
tails.0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-18
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 Tn. President has
removed Mr. Price, postmaster at Chicago.
and ~re-appuinted MIR. Cook, his immediat'
predecessor. lie has also removed MIR. Nil
Ter, postmaster at Columbus, Oaio, and All
pointed ex-Gov. Mcdary 10 his place
Messrs. Price and Miller were appointed du-
RIM the recess Of g ,ngress
General Calhoun to-day placed in the pos.
session Of the Senate committee 90 Terrific
ries his statement relative to the election in
Kansas. He is also preparing an address to
she public
An official statement shows thas the whole
number of passengers arriving from foreign
countries last year was 27l ,55S, of which
l09, 900 were females.
Although various propositions, including
that t, send tor persons and pa!ers, OF the
anti Lecompton members of the House inves-
il eating committee, were last night voted
down uniformly Ivy one majority, they viii
make further eff rts at the meeting OF the
committee Tomorrow, though they say with
little or 10 prospect, for a thorough investlga-
tion of all the Kansas matters embraced III
tae resolution under which the committee
was appointed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-18
Paying Oft at the Gospor, Navy Yard

Paying off at the Gosport Navy Yard.
This interesting duty was performed yes
terday, not with silver and I'D, tut Treas
ury notes--equaIly as god but not quite a.
convenient. Paw day had come and gone
twice-and vet ano,her week aud only think
of nenrly two thousand hardwOrkiug men.
most of them with families. being without
their nav for five whole weeks And then to
take their pay 10 500 Treasury notes. Ho"
they were t. get 80 mucn change as would
paw the difference? The rea ers will readl-
ly imagine q terrible embarrassment-al-
most equal 10 that OF the poor l-raelites waen
they were commanded by Pharaoh u make
brick without straw! But Uncle Sam is no
Pharaoh, and his people are not lsraeliteS.
By forming themselves into parties whose
claims amounted to 500 in the aggregate,
they received their Treasury note; gave the
old gentleman his acquittance, and went 10
the broker who readily gave them current
funds (uotes Of Virginia non-speele paying
Backs Al par, and SINE. 1t Is runorei, even
obtained one per cent premium on their
Treasury notes. If, however this species OF
currency was not agreeable they could OBJ
tain silver and gold by a shave OF per cent.
This mode Of paying the public lebts may
do we'll enough in ordinary cases where the
creditor has it in his power to make the ne
cessary provision for short comings; bot II l.
not equitable or just where the compensation
is fixed ty law aud the creditor bound to re-
ceige 50 much and no more, and in Just such
money as it is convenient for the GJverument
to pay.
The $50, 900 of which we made mention II
few days ago, we learn was for disbursements
through the Navy Agent.
Since writing the above we learn that the
brokers were giving 3 per cent. premium yes
terday for Treasury notes, payable IL North
Carolina Bank notes, which is about equal 10
one per cent in Virginia notes.-NoIt0tk Her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-18
virginia Legislature.

In the Senate, on Tue-day, 8 petition was
presented by MIR. Fun.ten, Of citizens Of
Warren county, asking for an act to incor-
porate q Company to construct a turnpike
road from the Old Forge, in Frederick cOun-
ty, by way of Middietown, to BucktOn, on
the Manassas ca Railroad.
Also, of citizens Of Frederick county, to
tn. same effect.
The bill funding the interest due by the
Virginia and Tennessee r ulroad to the
Safe, and giving 1t six years to pay it in
annual instaimenta, with SIX per cent. 10
terc-t. was passed.
Tae bill appropriaring 100000 to the
Coviugton and OHIO Railroad being taken up
! Messrs Bruce and Beale discussed it at
length.
Mr. Jackson called Mr.. Rives to the Chair
for the purpose Of presenting a question Of
privilege. He then handed a communica-
ton to the Clerk. OF which the following is u
COPY:
To the Senate Of Virginia:
Gentiemru-I U,g leave to lay before you
the communication Of j. NJ. Bennett, esq,
conveying the information that a grave charge
has been made against me In my official ca
pacity az your presiding oti;er by a member
II the Senate. Jithere be no misunderstood
ing # the IN putatlUn, 1t IMPORTS aud extresS-
ly charges: Arrangement on the part Of
the Lieutenant-GOvernor OF the Common
wealth TO carry q measurc-the consnllda-
ton of the NJitnwestarn Virginia and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad C~umpanie.-
which was so devoid IF merit and uuwnTt y
If support, that it would not have received
five votes IT, the Senate, tut for the manage
meat" # the Lieutenant-Governur; that the
L,eutengnt-G vernon, having no vote, had
uerverted the design of his office By swaylng
the minds If members of the Senate upon
the said question:; aud that sucn manage
mept" on his part constituted conduct on the
part of the Lieutenant Governor which was
a prostitution Of his official position, and was
I'M eachable. And this was openly said and
spoken wlth tie intent TO make 1t publicly
known, aud 10 have it cOmmun icated TO the
LirutenanrG pvcrnOr.
If these charge, made BY a member Of the
Senate aGainrt is residing officer, be true,
he is unworthy to hold the position he occu-
pies: and being unwilling to sit IN the sea-
Of the Lieuferani-GOVernOr under n cloud OF
imputauon equally affecting the dignity OF
the Senate, the reputation Of soue of the
members of the Senate, who are charged
with having been controlled by me to vote
for an Improper measure, and my own Off
cial honor, | respectfully submit to the Sen
ate to take such order in the matter rs may
be deemed necessary and proper. Very re-
specially, your obedient servant,
WV l.. JACKSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-18
a Nnrnrtnun SteMaru.

The Boston Journal states that a man
named IIawes Cruweil, of West Dennis, who
shipped 90 board the brig Helen Jane, MT
Boston several months since, as steward.
wa, on the first day out among the missing
and as it was supposed that he had fallen
overheard another man was appointed stew
ard. On arriving at TruxiIlo, he made his ap-
pearance in the forcecastle and confessed that
he had secreted himself in the holi on the hrst
day out, under the influence OF dciirlum IRE
mems, and for twenty-five days following
had lived luxuriously on champagne, raisinS,
ham, SC. dinipg sumptunusly every day, aud
had epioyed what on shore would be called 4
".beuderI' lie consumed during the voyage
eight baskets of champagne, SIX boxes oi ra'-
sins, and other things in proportion. IL"
was left in the bands of the l. 5. CoosuI, ard
would be sent home for trial. The loss TO
the captain will amount to about $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-18

The Baltimore American OF YESTERDAY says
Money continues abundant, and really FIRST
class paper (of which there Is Sut little Offering
on tie street. can be very readily placed at 3 y
cent. for endorsed, and lUGi2 y cent. for single
NAMES Capitalists ale however very cautious III
making loan. and anything bat undonbted pa
per is exceedingly Githcult of negotiation
For paper which rank, as second class, rates
range al from to 2 y cent. y month. Inc
Banks ar dlscountiug pretty freely, and most OF
the first class paper that can be had is absoree'
hy them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-18

The market is dull, with fair receipts. No
sales OF Flour reported on Change, and quota
tions nominal. Wheat has declined. Inc
qusli,y offered generally inferior. Sales OF
white and red at SIS, 95GlUOc. Corn is more
active. with a slight advance in prices Sales OF
news white at Sac. Rye is dull at 5OS5ac. No
sales OF Oats reported. Pork is active.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-18
III ED.

On the tWpntiefh n January last mast AZ the
residence of her husband. Mr.. Robert F. Sale. IN
Orange counrv Va. Mrs MARY SALE. in the
34,h wear OF her age. the WAYS of God often
SEEM 10 ms MYSTERIOUS This excellent lady
yyas cut off in the prrme of lie and usefulness.
surrounded bv A family ot children AT the very
ara wnor , morber'. c,ra eeemed ms. ;m,oI-
tan, and Ieayinp a beloved husband who feels
uoy more than ever that She wa, indeed "a neIp
meet tor him She VAS not one VINO aimed Al
making a great show. transformation and retir.
,np she loved the family circle. and the society
ri, friend, and relatives 70 whgm she VA, AZ.
r,rbaJ hv ties A. .trnuu as any known ON THIS
,,r,h Ia bar f.vr,,ou to them he wa. urri ing
N. vas ALWAYS ready 70 sacrifice me- own con.
venicrca 10 promote III. comfort, or 10 advance
the interests of those arourd her. and was always
ulea.PI 10 have If IN her mower SD 10 do. Eut
.b. i zone. Her Work uuon earrh IS done
She has letr 4 void which cannot easily he filed
y. that .Ioeth all things we'll has removed her
Tram that station wb cn she adorned. and sepa.
r,1rd her from those Ia SIZE loved and BY whom
she WAS loved So well and they must bow with
re.iop,rion to His rigbreous viii Jhev have rh.
CONSOLATION of b.Iieviny tina, their loss is her
everlasting glory. she va, a believer in the
Lord Jesus, and hd5itudiIy prayed 10 him and
served nlm. She had never connected herself
with any Ihurch, bat this resulted more from
grcdt-Ihough in her case mistaken cOnscIentI-
BUSINESS and from a natural want of confidence
in herself than from anv other cause. Mrs.
Sales health had not been good for some tlm-
before ner death. yet her death Was sudden and
unexpected, and adds another TO the many sol
emn warnings 10 prepare TO meet our ""n
Rarely have oar sympalnles been more acuteIy
aroused than when We read a few days ago the
announcement OF The death oi Capt. hh
hhiLEl MIR r, - Sl'.Ha'y "'o'e heeFe',
wN" ui'a a, oeh'c'@, ,ail."In'%; on Tue I%'n 81
oT - ,, ' n,r ,inn,LI" oIonnc,,,ya, Wm
IN r. Tl -" VI o" ua."n' ,'tGo ,a;r.,.i nan
~. su,a ml ana.ans ba,r, ,,L|c,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-18

A bill has been introduced in the State
Senate by Mr.. WeIcb Of Madison, having for
its object the exemption from distress or levy
of one slave. The object Of the bill, and Of its
friends, is TO retain aud perpetuate slavery,
and the more eiiectuaIly to interest all classes
both in Eastern and Western Virginia to the
same effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-18

NEW YORK, Feb. l7.-Flour quiet; sales OF
$500 bbls quotations are nomlnally unchanged,
except Ohio, which has advanced Sc. Wheat
very dull, and nominal Corp has declined;
sales OF 5000 bush; white 66G6Sc. Pork closed
b~uoyaut; mess 5000. Beef is firm at 5000
aSl2 tor Western repacked. Lard is buoyant,
hrm al 2 GlOic.. WhiskeyI is firm at 24c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-18

There being no nomination for the once
Of Superintendent of Police, on the first bal
lot, the Convention proceeded to ballot a sec
ond time for a candidate for that office, when
Vim. MAXIM was duly nominated. After
which the Convention adjourned.
GEO. P. WISE, Chairman.
w. b. RICHIRDs. JR., Secretary.