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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-18
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Beet ana Shoe EmPsrlun,
NO. 81, Main AUhuh.
flsHE EMPORIUM IL the only place In the city
i where every thing in the Boot andshss Line u
made TO order.
The Emporium uses the best kind u InpertsA
Stock.
The Emporium uses English Bend Sol~ LsAth-
o..
The Emporium uses "Lemoins's Calf skins..'
The Emporium uses English, French and Ger
man Calf and Kip Skin.
The Emporiam uses French Curacao and Tampi-
90 Kid skins.
The Emporium uses French, italian and English
Lasting.
The Emporium employees tho best worknsn in
the country.
The Emporiam makes the best ats Of any shop
in the city.
Tho Emporium sells the best and cheapest East.
con goods.
The Emporium sells 6locombu Boots, and war
rants them o. k0od ~ can be made.
The Emporium 10 tho place 10 ret just what y0u
want (if not ready made,1 made 70 order.
Ths Emporium sells for CAsh only, and - The
very lowest figures.
n cheap bargains are desirable, GOOD IT. osn-
Portable sur@rirr Sho~s aatisf a4tesv. n The
Emporium 70 get them.
jy36d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-18


Something Of change has bsen operated
In this house since the summer Of lS54.--
We have vivid remcmbrancs Of the trials
Of that very dry season. A brief sojourn
at the old ssLsclede'' during that season has
left on our memory An indelible picture OF
ito condition and appointments. The .Bili-
ingI' presents contrast that even blind
man could appreciate, il mot SO. Having
been greatly enlarged, rs-arrangsd, replen-
ishsd and refurnissd, II il now one OF the
most complete, xsll-appointsd and we'll
kept houses IN the State. The Slads Brothers
are gsnslsasne They know whAs : good
home il, and they have the faculty Of naking
that homs plsasant 70 the srassl4r- Their
houss Il ! credit 10 shscity, and We hope to
go il achieve the success Is deserves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-18

DARIOR. ChaMAer aaA Kitchoo
/ SETS, Of all kinds, for sale eheap for Cash. ~
GEO. X. kILBOURNE, Agent,
M..---s he. ~ erd ~
maylbd KeOk uk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-18

Being A PRACTICAL STILL BUILDER nyssn,
and having in person supsrintsn The whole
procsss Of building, can AL sly Gay that ny mo-
chinsry IL unsurpassed by any ssashaishnsnt h
superior machinery and my own practical lowl-
edge Of the business, have secured the services
Of OF the best alcohol distisrs In the country.
would also inform those who may favor ne with
features that can supply them with any Of u :
above articles - cheap and cheaper than they can
purchase the same In any Of the Wsstern cities,
thereby saving freightsge and the many disap-
pointnents residential 10 spring and fall ship
nents. l will sell AZ
ST. LOUIS PRICES.
request those who are capable Of judging "a
conpnfs my samples with any in tho country end
| give IN impartial dscision-I ask no more.
CHAD. NOEL.
| Distillsry and o6Ece half = square above - :
Packet Landing, Kookuk, lows.
| July II, '68-dkw2m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-18

The DAHL GAHE GlII OFFIIE ~
in McCusE's Building, corner OF Main and
Second Streets. Entrance On Sseond street;
Counting Room Arst door to the right.
Orders for al kinds Of. Job Work filled
with nsatness and dspatch.
Ar bosr.-Mr. Gerring il selling his large
stock Of WaIi Paper at cost. Now 10 the
time FOR bargains.
BANK IrEn.-A note has made ito appear
ance here purporsing to be issoed BY the
"Commercial Exchange Bank. p Terre Hsute,
Ind. II 10 . wildcat. Don't touch il.
RTThsre was meeting on Thursday
night 10 discuss the subject Of extending the
Des Moines railroad up into town. Yester-
day petition, left At the Postoihos, vas
signed BY several hundred names, 10 favor Of
the extension.
SALs ErABLs.--This old institution, at the
corner Of Main and 9th streets, II now occu-
pied By Hugh Kennedy, Who has fitted i Up
FOR The convenience Of travellers, tsamstsfa,
and eitissns who want their horses wsll kept.
He also buys oil kinds Of produce as W
highest market prices for cash.
Invun 4 Co.--Rsaders will observe the card
Of Msssrs. Irwin 4 Go. Of Bentonsport. They
ara thorough business nsn, and gsntlsnsn.
They will kssp themselves 81 tbs end Of the
Railroad, and follow il - fast ~ il progress
@. We hsve no doubt bat that they will en-
JOY that confidence and patronage which thsy
deserve.
TIE mlsItnGs Moass.
Something Of change he's bsen operated
Ia this house sines the ssnmsr Of 1854
We have vivid REINSURANCE OF the trials
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-18

Bank Irsn.-A note has made its appear
ance here purporsing to be issoed BY thu
s'Commercial Exchange Bank. !" Terre Haute
Ind. Il 10 20 wildcat. Don't touch il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-18

y New Gold Mine Discovered
Ann DOE. CHAINS, or ALL DxeuRIP-
HUI rIons, Just received ard toR sala CHEAP
FOX CASH, BY
nayltd Aain-st., ~, = . ID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-18

In all the principal cities and towns, these works
win be delivered, Free - Portage. When
sent BY mail, the PosTAGx TO any part Of the Uni-
ted states, will be bst - Gents = year for
"Blackwood," and butIl Gents = year for
each Of the Review.
N. B.-Ths price in Great Britain Of the Ave
Periodicals. above named h about Thirty-one Doll
lars per annum.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-20
Steamships.

@rA FOR CHARL ESTON
SS@7fLTT FjN PASSENGER LINE.
EcSSSszEsss The well known and favOrite steamship
GEORGES CREEK.
B. MORLEY, Commander
is receiving freight for the above port and will have
despatch
No Bills of Ladng signed after the departure of the
steamer.
For freight passage, having superior accommOda
tons, apply to a. c. HAIL. Agent
OCl45t Liz Snear's Nrharf
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Shippina.
FOR LIVERPOOL

I'm FOR LIVERPOOL.-The reg
Nzz}n9FsM uar AL Packet Ship civilian PENN,
1JssasSIss VIM. A. Meade, master, will sail in a few
days For passage only, apply board, at Ramsay's
wharf +. P or to j. HOOPER & CO.
Commercial Building, Gay street
The ship GAM F. HOOPER," Will follow the .,Wm
Penn, for the above port oc7tf
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DIAPER HANGINGS
Il HOW ELL & B BROTHER
MANUFACTURERS,
26O BALTIMORE ST, OPPOSITE HANOVER
Are now receiving their fall supply of their superior
PER ANGINGS. The stock will prove on examination
to be as large as any in the country embracing every
thing and desirable of the richest and cheapest de-
scriptions-FRENCH, directly imported, well as our
manufacture.
improved machinery into Factor ycustomerS de-
pend the quality and style of the goods as also the
prompt fuillment of orders.
Our assortment of GOLD PAPERS, VELVETS, WOOD
INVITATIONS, PANElINGS, BORDERS, CURTAIN PA
PERS, &C. is very extensive and cannot fail to please
Orders from the country promptly filled.
PAPER put on in the best manner and promptly s21tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-20

From Thomas Dunn English, ~ D., Editor Of the N
Sunday Courier.l
NEW York, January 4th, 1858.
Mr.. n. W. SPEERs-SR:-I generally refuse to give
certificates to anything but this Baby Walker yours
seems to give much satisfaction every Juvenile
Der of my family, that break through the rule
half 1t appears to be well adapted the purpose for
which ii is designed. 1t allows exercise without fatigue
delights the infant exceedingly and is guardian against
the evils sometimes resulting from the neglect nurses
You at liberty these lines in any way calculated
to de- you service. THOS. DUNN ENGLISH, NJ d
For sale only in this city, by
CORTLAN & CO,
aul4-tf Nos 2l6 and 2lS Baltimore st.
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Mfrtban0i3t.

MINE VINEGAR.-l5 quarter casks gen
" uine French White Wine VINEG3R ST Glenn"
just received and for sale by
LAURENCE THoMSEN & Co.
au25 Excbange place
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-20

WIDOW CLICQUOT'S CHAMPAGNE.
w An invoice of this celebrated and scarce WINE
daily expected. For sale wholesale aud RETAIL by
GEO. H0LLINS,
aulOH Corner lie md CharIa etc
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES STREETS.
The propretors respectfully invite such Merchants
are not already subscribers to the Agency and who
goods on credit to call and examine system and ties
the reliability OF our information. From long eXperenc
and the satisfactory testimonials of thousands merchant
IN the different cities East and West who have for year
been subscribers, all who will call wlethe
they sell goods to the cities country towns ample sal
isacon as to the reliability of our information and tn
great benefit to be derived from the Agency by those VII
subS he
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c4SEE JAS. 5. BROWNING,
COACH MAKER.
No. 81 " ORTH STREE

'-I-F' NII1IIAM NCtANN.
SS+ ~ ~ CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!
49, We have on hand at % North GAY STREET
the largest assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRTAGE|
south OF New York all Of the latest fashions and mod
approved styles. The public invited to call anil
reasonable terms.
BURR, HAIGHT & O'CONNELL.
" Repairing done t the shortest notice
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Ia e-a E5:.a51 PTiILADElIPHIA,
n = S---znc-2---- NGTON AND

:
Passengers leaving Baltimore at II A. NJ, conn,r,
at Wilmington with 535 p. NJ train and 8 40 T. NJ ON
Baltimore with Us A. NJ. train
NOrlCE-Al colored persons whether bond free Wit.
be required to bring responsible white person Ler
sonally known to the undersigned, who will be wns l
sign bond to the Company, before they viii be
over any portion of the road.
oclr WIN. CRAWFORD, Ager
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Z 'IITI DN w n VF DE I i Eh IINFDO
Z FOR BABIES AND MOTHERS.
We invite the attention of parents article for the
amusement and exercise of Infants, and assisting them
walk. 1t is made of willow quite light, easily moved
about and constructed that il is impossible child
to fall 1t will be found especially of great benefit
large class of lame and invalid children, who from acct
dent or imperfect organization, unable walk the
usual The following testimonials show the estna
ton in which it is held by those who have it in use
From Rec. S. /. Prime, d. d. Editor Of The NeD York
ObSerrer.l
New YORK, November 9th, 1857.
For several days past little daughter has been using
the Infant Gymnasium and she is delighted with Oper
alton, obtaining and exercise hour after hour
as she travels about the should think it admra
bly, adapted to the Nursery and Playroom of children
s. l. PRIME
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Attutntps.

M c. n. CARR,
81 LEXINGTON ST., BALTIMORE
SAMUEL S. CARR
TowsONTowN, BALTIMORE County
ATT0RNEYS-AT-LAW
particular attention given to business in the Circuit
Court for Baltimore county ocl6.tf
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-20

ROTTLED WHISKEYS.-2UO dozen,
l45 demUohns very old and choice Rye Bourbon and
wheat WHlSkEYS in store and for sale by J. B. CHAR
koN CO., Agents, 132 and 1874 West Lombard St. East
vi hanover ST. Sl3-N
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A FOR SHANGHAE DIRECT

TraIA r Uh OIIAINUIIAE DIKFCT
NE}zGlaM Union Line.l The Al ship CURRITUCK |
-<yzzzszs.TyA I. F. Knowles master, is loading in
New York will leave the LIST October For freight or
passage apply to W. RIl0ADS Il son,
Cor Smiths wharf and Pratt street
This ship made the passage from Bombay to Marseies
rs days. sells
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LOHN III. WALKER

DUTTER COOLERS.-Just received and
Bfor sale at very low price style Of block til
Butter Cooler. which will not only serve the purpose
hardening Butter but it proves to be desirable orn
ment for Tho table Apply to ALFRED II. REP
All the Housekeepers' Emporium
;ys1d,r 337 Baltimore street
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LA BREMEN.-The A | Bremen
Ntz[fsEzaM ship JOHANNA WILHELMINE, J. Fl.
ssssszI Thierman master will have quick dispatch
for the above port For freight passage apply to F. L.
BRAUNS " Co.. corner Cheapside and Lombard street
81
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FOR HONG KONG DIRECT

lin FOR HUM kONU DlRECI,
csy9I{z8ealM The A Clipper Ship SWALLOW, b. W
- - Tucker, master, is now loading in New
'ork will have immediate dispatch for the above port
FOR freight passage, apply 20 W. RHOADS son,
orner of Smiths Wharf and Pratt street SIS
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-20
ICE PITCHERS, ALBATA WARE, Sd

III
229 BALTIMORE STREET
Are now receiving all the new styles of PATENT ICi
PITCHERS, Albata Spoons, Forks, Coffee and Tea Set
Walters Dishes Epergeres &c, which they offer at
prices myl1tF
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-02
lsita Small mat,er2

Whon we told our Democratic friends
in 1866, that II Buchanan wore elected
the result would be that Kansas would be
admitted as q Slave State, they laughed
at us and booted the idea, as gotten up
Tor electoneering purposes. Kansas
they said, was destined to bo Free
State, anyhow, and Buchanan, II elected,
would lend his influence in that direc-
tion What do we see nowY After a
lapse Of eighteen months, We find that
tho Senate Of the United States has passed.
a bill for tho admission Of Kansas into
the Union rs a Slave State, 10 defiance Of
tho of expressed will Of the people, and
that tho President not only aoquiesces IN,
but accepts j! as party measure and a
test Of Democracy. Now what do the
people Of Ohio, aud more especially the
honest Democracy Of Seneca County,
think Of this2 Aro they willing to ac-
Quiesce also and give in their adhesion to
Leoompton? Is IL small matter that
Kansas should bo made Slave State, and
that too in violation Of the expressed will
Of her people aud the many aud ofI.ro.
peated pledges Of James Buchanan, that
these people should have the right OF
saying what laws should or should not
govern them7 We think this a matter
Of vital concern that every honest DEM
oorat ought to think about. Il Is high
time that men were coming out aud
showing their hand on this important
nnasiion.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-02
A Barren victory.

The Lecompton Constitution, admitting
Kansas into the Union as a Slave State,
and with an express prohibition against
any amendment until 1894, and then
nothing affecting the right to property in
slaves, has passed the Senate by eight
majority and is now before the House.
From the political complexion Of the Sen
ate. this result has long been anticipated
ahl Il therefore created no excitement in
political circles. It's however a barren
victory to the Administration and a strik.
ing example Of the terrible retribuIion,
which treachery, fraud aud violated faith
bring on the guilty When the present
Congress convened, there was q reliable,
working Administration majority in the
Senate Of 90. This majority has been
growing small by degrees and beautiful
" less" until only eight on, Of the 20
are found base enough to sanction vii.
laiuous forgery and DO the dirty work Of
Buchanan aud tho South. Aud ii is a
remarkable fact. that IL Jouos Of Iowa.
Allen Of Rhode Island and Wright Of
New Jersey had obcyod their instructions
AMI the votes Of Bright and Fitch, who
hal no right 10 their Seats had not been
counted, there would have been one
majority against LOolmpton in the Som
ate. Not only so. but this attempt Of
"King James" and the South, to raston a
pro.slavory constitution upon the people
Of Kansas against their will, has alionat9d
the great mass Of the Democratic party
at tho North. Il has rent tho party in
twain by oouvulsivo throes and il has So
grognted from il all the more respectable
portion. The Douglas rebellion has es.
tranged from the Administration not only
its illustrious author, but such men rs
Wise. Forney, Walker. Bancroft. Stuart,
Brodorick. Harris and othets--mon who
have figured largely in the councils Of the
nation and who have been admitted 20
the highest seats in the synagogue Of tho
party. These men and their followers,
with Douglas as their Moses, have forsak.
Ell the "nesh pots Of Egypt" have crossed
the Rod Sea Of party execraton and are
now journeying toward tho "North Star"
the promised land" Of Ropublioani'm,
The Administration has lost It's strongest
aud most faithful supporters and, like a
ship without a rulder, is drifting before
the wind aud will soon go down into the
vortex Of ruin.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-02
Communication.

New YoRK CRY. March 25, '5S:
Ed. TIBFrN TRIDUNE.--Btar ISir-Per-
init me through the columns Of your pa
per to inforth the inhabitants Of Tfin
City and Seneca county, That intend
opening a new and complete assortment
Of Goods, Ia The corner store, Sha&han's
Block. neat door to SCOTS Dry Goods
Store, consisting of Drugs, Chemicals,
Medicines. Paints, Oils, Dye stuffs.
Books, Stationery, Fancy Articles, Per.
fumory. Wall Paper, &c. / shall always
eudeavor to keep a full assortment and
constantly
On Hand--Druys and Medicines.
On Hand-Paints, Oils and Dye stuas.
On Haud=Books aud Stationery.
On Hand-Wall Paper and Window
Shades.
On Haud4PeftiiHery and Fancy Ar
ticles.
On Hand-Brandies and Wines for
Medical purposes only.
Having been engaged in the Drug bus
mess for the last fiiteeH years, l flatter
myself that l shall be able to meet the
wants and demands Of the inhabitants Of
your city AMI county. Intending to %
cate myself pormauotly in your place, |
shall endeav5t to feel an interest in the
prosperity aud welfare Of its inhabitants
Hoping soon to see you and to become
personally and more intimately acquaint'
cd, am, very respectfully, yours,
jNO. f. WOOSTER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-02
Capt. LeOnhart Shot.

Capt, Leonhart who has figured some
what in the disturbances in Kansas, was
shot on Thursday night, the 18th inst, ct
Geary City, Tho 81. Joseph Journal
gives the following account Of tho affair;
There was ball at Geary City and
Charles Leonharl accompanied by friend
entored the room with the avowed deter.
miuation of "breaking up the ball" He
commenced operations by firing pistol
ball through tho ceiling. which narrowly
missed young lady in the room above.
lie then fred another ball through win
dow, but finding that pistol shooting did
not disturb the eguanimity Of she Kansas
beaux aud bolless he retired, doubtless in
disgust.
The next scene Of Ms exploits was
Porter's grocery. After putting a hole
through Mr., portor's stoyeppo, by way
Of introducing himself, he walked up to
Z card table. whore several persons were
engaged in playing, and unueremoniously
swept of al the documents" Al =
Sight remonstrance from the clerk, he
slapped that gentleman on the face with a
bundle Of wrapping paper The clerk
Immediately drew a revolver and fto at
hlm twice, both balls taking effect in his
right arm and side, and then seized a
shot gun, which he was prevented from
firing by the interference Of persons stand
ing by. Leonhart, who was at this time
in the doorway, again commenced firing
and succeeded in slightly wounding his
antagonist.
Leonhart was taken to the printing Of.
fee where he lay in a critical condition.
An the parties were Free State men. with
the single exception Of the friend who
6rst entered tho ball room with LoonharI.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-02
Tho strurgle in tho House.

BY common consent, Thursday (ye'-
torlay) was 6xad upon by the House, as
tho day for calling up aud disposiug of
the Senate bill, for the admission Of Kan.
sas under the I.eoompton Constitution
OF course we cannot give the result this
week. As the struggle approaches, the
interest and anxiety on both sides becomes
strikingly manifest and the result is
awaited with almost brealhloss suspense
The Republicans and Anti-Leoompton
Democrats have siguiGed their willingness
to meet ,he issue at an early day and
have the question decided at once. Ste.
phens Of Georgia, who acts Ns fugleman
for the Lecomptonitos, being closely
pressed, admitted his intention to move
ihe previous question, thus preoiuding all
debate aud bringing the matter TO focus
at once, Tho opposition are prepared for
this and win promptly vote ii down, If
possible. If the previous question pr :
walls. the House will DO brought directly
to vote on the bill. as it passed the
Senate; but il II fails, or is not mado a
test the opposition will concentrate their
whole force upon Critlonien's substitute,
as offered in the Senate. This substitute
provides that the Lecomptou Cor stitution
shall bo submitted to fair vote Of the
people Of Kansas and If ratified by them,
that Kansas shah be admitted by procla.
nation Of the President; but If rejected,
that the people shall proceed to frame an
othor Constitution. This proposition is
fair enough aud broad onoagh for Anti
Beeompton mon Of all parties 10 stand
upon aal il will doubtless be mado the
test.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-02
aThou art the Man.

We respectfully callupon those
of our Subscribers, who are in
arrears, TO come in Immediately
and pay up. We have several
hundred dollars outstanding and
we need it very much. We can
not afford to furnish tho Tribune
for nothing, particularly in those
hard times.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-02
Omcial Adviocs from Camp Scott =.

WAsuNoroN, March 29.-Col John
ston, in his latest official adyices, says
that the Mormon troops are organized to
resist the establishment Of Territorial
Government by the United States, and in
furlherance of the object, have erected
works Of defence in the mountain passes,
and near Salt Lake City.
lie does not believe that a spirit Of con.
oiliation towards them would now be
properly appreciated, or rather that il
would be wrongly interpreted in view Of
the reasonable temper aud feeling per-
yading the leaders and a good portion Of
tho Mormons.
He thinks that neither the honor nor
the dignity Of the government will allow
of the slightest confession. They should
be made to submit TO tho constitutional
demands Of the government uncondition-
ally. An adjustment Of the existing diff
cuties upon any other basis would be
nugatory. Their threats to oppuso the
march Of tho troops in the spring will not
have the slightest effect in delaying, and
If they desire to join the issue, he be-
leves that it is for the interest of the
government that they should have the
opportunity,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-02
From snntn no and Utah.

sr. Louis, March 97.-=Santa Fe pa
pors of the a7th ult., have been received.
but contain ho news Of special impor-
lance. Some-ihdian depredations are re-
portedi also several wanton outrages
against the Indians by the Me4icans are
reported Indian Agent Carson says that
the Utah Indians are in great want
Captain Pope, Of the Arteslan Well Ex-
podition, had arrived at bona Anna
The Kansas correspondent Of tho Repgb-
lioan Bays that a gentleman just from Ne
hama County FepUrts meeting With bvc
government Trains, The grass VAS gtow.
ing so rapidly on the plaiHs that Il would
subsist stock on fine days.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-04-02

A SAD CALAMrY.--On Friday after
noon last, a frame house, erected near the
Infrmary OF Tuscarawas county, Ohio,
near New Philadelphia, TO keep luRatics
in, was destroyed by fire. and one man
and four women perished in it. Efforts
were made to relesse them, but the flames
had progressed so far as to render aid
without avail. Thelr awful cries were
heard above the cracking of the flames.
Il is supposed that one Of the women set
il on Ere,