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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01

Nor saw g neouside Of Their sAne
ThsssabfisAt Asevss Ser lnen.
y ssvsse L.as.-ssss - rord. ehaass-.trovn
Or - = lifs ~ NSAssA1
A. sslll ssas \ h ssay $50
LesnD = y - - III
As4~lsa sous = = = ls,ssaly AL
6 Comes DER tn Wascon oooans-st
Nhse sess ~ M ~ driving ~.
~ NAsswavs1' Assse eeanetieAs
Y ~ plesasat a. ~ ssr v 1rss.ss
M And wondrons Car = visto0s
We see, ILL., SAVANNAH 80, ~ gloaUs,
The cloud-tailt iAndet 49, and streams,
The peeteseii Elyslsa.
So never, e az isfs's full scope, ss
osf grist 1tosedstA measure;
The sod that covers our lit hep
UnbossmsthA rrsassss.
Tbs Msnksy anA sAe HAWK.
The aook o. TreseA noblsaan, whosa
shaAss0ss 10 ~ sputA q krauoe, had =
monkey, whiChwas allowed tho free range
d - kitehen, and which was % Intelligent
- ~ psetty severe training his natSsSs
peeponsfty for mischief had been sub6te1,
- h4~as even taught to perform certain
uDsful 1sryices. such MS plucking fosls, for
iassasss - which he was onc0nnonly e1-
One fne morning spair Of cartridges
wes given the monkey to pluck. Tho crea-
ltste took them to an open window OF the
kit1hen which looked directly Upon - pask,
aod mt to work with great dQloeoesse He
s n 6nIshed one. which 50 lai6 ~ ths outsr
sdre Of tho v;nds-. ~ fhen ND osiesl,
10 work on the other.
A hest. which hAd been watching hi,
2rooeeulngs \. rom ns,eaoorlng tree, ualsea
upon 'ne p'us... !, auu - :.
uuse vas up IN ING - -
'o Th ms Prey.: ...x.-...s. i. =.
.ne oons. ~. q y, - :, W
A un'u~sIu % ,s ~ = Ay .mas'u -.
Is Anc. ne $3.50 ~ severely wnafesu 10.
~. .. Z. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ aoous ~
j n I soa.s u NJ !. men suouonly aku'
..s.sSs .a Il. 49,. ss'ng ~. INC -, ~!
Psaksss sss - -. wtn 9ross onel.
ISi6f - ~ 49,. where he had plaeed tAe
eth1r - closine. one shuttse, concealed
hinsoH mind il. ~
i The kevk. which by this imehads nnlhot
bic neal, very soon swooped down upon ~
pastridge but hardly had his claws tou0he6
the bird. 1heu the monkey sprunr upou kir
Iron oenind sne snus.er. Inc naMx4 III y
- socn wfeuk, sn0 soe monseys N
- I ~ ps.a.s s.so.ss, P'Scssose = ~ n.
two pluaksd hirds TO his nastsr, with eon,
Adent md eeIf-sasSe1ed cir, which seeme4 -
nAv..feMARn nro tWo biPdn nSe. 3Uuf that yo1
eevs nap
| What tie oook said % finding 80 q -
pa..o. o0 ~ 80 : nawAs = ~
- -. 49,
No RsLioIous tasLlna r. Aecmsslns
Inc nocnossef 0sao1 e1soeaslse - 49, sln
hat oi.,' IL reenis - = sh.c. -: ~ ~
! soninss, murders. - ~ r;valry IS ~ -
Ter trade, that ~ ~ hardly eoassioue e
We great wsvs g aeas 5ss'ln9 u
-, ~ 49, "o,s sss1s !..h = ,sss.. 49,
/ : only thorough ceuyersion eould hiin
about.
MAxurAc.uasas Grrrno q Woax AoAr,
AT Danislson, Coss., al the mills, Ara
. ana small, are starting sp, aed g Nofvls
I .aey =, .n ru h.,s i. .uA ~. AZ 49,
= ths l.ree Nil q Cksssn.t nm. fT;il;ssI,
: has just started. 3
: srHov nanv s.int. h.. aa,.r.;tv =,
J, 10 Heaven! Aud how many siansrs n
;. prosperity plunged into everlasting 49,
: u.a.p..a,.s c..s,1.,. - $50 u
/, i.se.Aens q scne.aa. n n
}. ,,.u,,.
: ~ lnA oii.aANS " - vvcA j.
= tn. eaase Of education, and ssrssssly Y
air;ne "a nromoke ~. hast ;.AA,reha oesal
: Common school, il our oou.ty. ~ 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01

n g q r A N G = !!
CALL AND
Insurs yoSr Property asoinsi Lon BY
EuMEi rlREl rsREs
In the following responsible Comp0iss
HUMBOLDT
2 y 4 I'm q q n q n co " PANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL
i've MssArea ThessasA Dollars.
DRaAgspsvs FsYe 4 Marsne Ins. Co..
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
~sQ<uFAL AND SuarIus, 1857 900 90.
Eas1L01SA Mechanics Insara nee Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
CAPITAL, e300, 900 90.
rAs shove highly re,p,nsibIs Companies are nov
prepared to Insurs Propexty Aesinst
Loss or Damage BY Fire.
- And Peg al Losses Promptly. -
INSURE YOUR LIVES,
For the Benefit Of those ysy Lovsi
aasual Densais Late InsaSaDes &c.
CAsvs0 ~ b. sAs State Of Nsr Jsysey, lsAb.
Losses paid up 10 January l. el,7s4,s4s.bs
Dividends paid 70 lnsursd ,ooe, 1911
Get asesn ulatsd Capital. ,7A3,S $3.50
- aEp issued in the abevs reliable and
fe InssfAsce Coupaay, b. paying
- bssnism In Gosh, giving note Tor the
'&o1G& kn2S - . PR cent. intersst--snnuAl divi-
= e,eYN nj. Nj IN tmn apnA nd
loskksldsrs.
Callend go the agents for shove cen pauiss, At
tsTEwARr aRIFFITH.
900 Tlrss Asssgsgs SENDS
~ ~ . =. w.y.e R. \. to Exchange fer
paSPORT COAL.
Z tkIsU kperior Coal can y lsfs q III
sSTEwART I GRIFFITH.
Cheles Iarassg Lasas,
~ Ringgold Counties. Iowa,
~ EseAaass Jsr Good.
Tor Farming Lands in Iowa,
Douri or Illinois.
~
IsTswARr aRIrvIrH. Agents.
=. n A g o n,
DENTAL ROCKS ovra
9. PARRoTTs DRY GOODS STORE
MAIN STA EFT,
4 Dssvssn FAira Ana rssrsA streets.
nsh14 al
~. q. Cheese.
Ia nnn LBS. Western Reserve Chssss lest r.
fz,OOU s.ivsd !. .aasisa....; IA e Al
leW, BY b WILLIAMS,
| .sissdisswSs Joaasos-ss., sss. - and 80.
1 Fer 1Sa1,
LDO0ND Aoor ef ~ Main-ss., latsly ossspisd B,
~ u. 8. Miller ~ Paint shop. Rsat lev, anl
''''''''' given insaas;:s11. 1lPIZ sss.
Dudley HOuse,
Csrass - Mssc AnA E1gAsA ssrsess,
IH1 ar F1R AAx. xAie hsus = 3 $3.50
i 01.SO aatlssatlaas - eosysnisst - Nv
leg aad Bale sable. tnsA9eA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01

MAxuSAcsuaRas GSrrlno A. Woax AoAur. I
AT Danielson, Cons., al the mills, large
and small, are starting up, aed q Norvish
they are runniak full time. AtPNtnan ,0es,
more than halt he spindlss srs - york, snd
the large mill q Chestnut Hill, [Kiiliagly}
has just started. ssf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01

sesef Justice Of the Peace At che April election.
mch1ls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01
rnom c. n. sc.ivEs's AeErCY.

vl,HE cITI-
i : . y y OF
Ksokuk, Iowa,
are respectful
~ 10 I or ~ Q !
that the sub
scriber has cs-
tAblishcd . n
Agency At No.
l@ Laks-strt.,
Chicago, llls.,
for the sale Of
Grover 4 b.
kW's celsbrs-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01

DTODART,s CnssvalcA new Ysrk
PsauS Hsssss.
TIME msgatassnt and unsurpassed Instrumsnts
1 mansSastsfsd ~ this house, (ths oldest ~
nsee extensive in he United 6tstss), can - pse-
ss:.s . :s' I. ~. .ss';, .e q s.'s
- isn't u areeny dns Instrument, are |
- esal esae.s purchasing shs- |
Cor. 5th and Pine sts.,
"a UTo0 st. Louis, Mo.
lRA1IG NRs. Pisassn1 4 MsscasIne
! "a! a.: |: T..
bAllY nArss, lxc.PrEp.)
1raiSA win ran On r above road
.ves Ksokuk daily Sundays sr-
kG1S & es<S o 'cloeh EN-.
Train leaves Ksokuk daily MONDAY az
r. pxD. This train carries the mail and
sur{ !enaections with the Burlington
AsAin lssyes Keokuk daily (Hsndays ex-
IT. leave. Mon,o.s daily Sunday. .z-
~ is.vs. Mon.ro.. daily lkosday,ez-
. ISL lAvs. Non.ro.s d.ily Sunday. az
IN SsSksS{ y - 80 s.c.,ia.s.a.,,
- = :. .s.-.
UUUD0A MurnN ooOK-kkEPHNO.
Te the Iesag lsa y kseksk'
Mn. MoNeKR r.spsst41py eaneanses that b.
~ = tn's sly lIssso..s = ssaes 3 aeisss q
fkssbing. Having hssa Tor naay ysers hsad Book
heevefin large asPsantiis sstahlishnent 10 kas.
isse. where he had he tr.isisfs Fl yesns men for
i: !:
tAis ncse assfui seissss, 8 ehess Who nay favor
Bin viii their patronage. IfSst lssson on Thur.
| March 31-d6t -
---~-- ----- 1eST1U. -
-
WE O. Isrsosrship esrsssfors existing estwss.
B:s s, = esrs!y dis:s, y mutual .sr.s. sns
Foster, Who assss AZ IT lablities, saa istlpa
aasnehsed 70 - ees ~ y ssssss
nsnt. - = & eIER
49, Az u. nk6bEE.
a UOYD BIZ n.
f40KUK............ .........................
n .oNIhACis token, including ne i:ra .
"a 11aithfal m.nnsr. [ashSidSa
ella = CESOELAKlELD,
RrsAuce nfekeYs
). EreAsays Dstidi"g, 81 LOUIS, NO
"A NAFI attention. Will % gtvsHvoAll consign
y ~ n"": ~.
ri n. NA =. 1ss 49,, :. o'ns' "s'
~ |<Ssss..e oSa4 ~ s q ~ 'Cn.
Ns.s so.r sn .,o@ ~ sno otn
- - sss3*sSs Ps'y' eao !" M
"A ~ m
ut -. CAPT, N. q. Eaton
IT. ISrkss Bullocl
-,
= T11ssss,s safe.
!: ]: !: !: !:
~. xikdis1ru,- - r.r., n..a 80,
' c..hs,;.s =. 80 ~ 1870. ~ ~
Ss- -. q. ,h...- - 80 -.
4, M. 4. A.. "a r,r.,a "a i
~. D.. ~ I. n..I ~ Trn., -. ,.,,,,,sa ,,
al ~ S.,s h.t..sn ~. hnur. 80 !
: ~ "a $500 y -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01

Plssse announce the nams Of u 7. Blair ~ .
candidate for the o@se Of Justice II the Peace.
mch2l MANY vorKRs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01
Cash Capital, $1,000, 900.
ABsoLrrs Asp UxInpAiRKb.
WITH A SURPLUS OF $500 ,ss7.ss.
WtiA fAe Prestige Of ~ rssrs' Success Exprsaes.

Lossss Eqsitstly Aatxstsd SAD Prompiiy Paid.
UPWARDS or eli ZOO. 900
Ut Losses have been paid BY the Etns Insurance
Co., In the pat IS years,
Fire aaa Inlana Navigator
Risks accepted ~ terms eoasisssnt with solyency
and fair profit.
EPs.tai sfsettea Stsss 10 As Insssnes ~ ,eilino,
and comfs~ss, for iev~s Of one 10 lss yssv..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01

DHow many saints hes advsrsity seG1
prosperity plunged into everlasting nlge.s,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01

Ens aArE cirr Please announce the nano Of
&c. Estes asa candidate for City MArshskat tAA
April election. Many OLD sErTLKhs.
mch2Od
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01

Ma1Mn xpisoass Tho frlsnda u II. ". SAnran. Y
in visS1 theDeessns condition Of our city AhlG
prcssat1 r. sandidA.s fer Mayer - -
April ~ rs@h111ef
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-01

coNsTABLE.-JsA.v WALL win b. supported
for Constable, 1t the co aing election, by
meh2a MANY VOTERS.
Eps. CARR CRY; Picass snnouA1e JoHs n.
YouSc as candida1Gfer Justice Of Nc Peace for
5asa.s =. TOWNSHIP MANY CITIZENS.
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- lG9 RDlses aver.
vNHE ~ D1Ghot -. MANNING =.
l vi! leave t.sk p Meme. - =
? u f'' f'''sci ;s2l'L 8 &c g..
Apsiil-i Loves.
ESOW Don molnos Cley ona
y intsrnediat> laaAings The soSausr - +
CLARA uIN9. RATfsn, Aastss, win
,-..c mi. ss.c-rcc. :. 'cicck. -
For Freight apply on board % n
CLk6hORN. Taylor CO.,
\ April l-dlt Lsvse, neas \ ain-st.
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J. =. ~ win ~ > candidate for MafthaIl
- III q slsetisn. lmehNd
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R%N Free o. % 0RokoR.
,. ErcAsags Dsilding, ST. LOUIS, NO.
uPT attention will b givsHSoAll consign-
mts Addressed to me.
DAds Of Drain, Flour, WOOL or other mer-
e.lse bought sr sol npnission.
eders solicited from - merchants and 9th
'. ! e. 's.' : nsi'''s.
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EDS. dArr CIrY PLEASE announce the name Of
Orro Lyman A. . candidate for the once Of Justice
o. the Peacs, at the ensuing Township election. "a
mchl "a MANY CITIZENS,
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II AVohlseOs asa D0t10ev.
9 81 between ffssenth and EixHn
CONTRACTS taken, including the fur 81
N material. II desired, and fulfilled IL : lOADa
4 11nithful mauuer. ruehStd3n
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err MAnAsAL.--Cspt. ~. 4. AsssAn MA u
4 sandidstslsr ~ go d cry lAsIAaa r "
easutne sosStiea. MANY vQ&B
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Eps. GATE CIrr Please snAeanse the nans d
D. W. KiLsouasp = sasdiAats ~ Aidstsas u
|shs Rssst Nd. MANY y0TD1o. 4
lnshloa
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10

The greatest preservation of beauty known
to modern science. is Prof Woods Hair Resto.
rativc and Cosmetic. Among the most i,npor-
tant features Of female beauty, are a luxuriant
head of hair and fine complexion both of
which should be guarded as sacred treasures,
lor either may be lost by neglect, or preserved
oy the use of the above named article DELAY
10 dangerous. We seldom undertake, editoei-
any, 10 endorse what are called flair Restora-
nves' as knowing full we'll that the great ma.
!'r'ey ot such preparations are entirely worth
less Exceptions thero are, nevertheless, and
among these We have never b.s;totsd n nv
press our conviction that the article known a.
'" oods Hair Restorative" is entitled to 4
proud pre- eminence. This article had told ;tr
| own story in numberless instances of prema.
turely gray and bald heads. and the cert,h =.
Gates in regard to its amazing efficacy have
been alike numerous unsolicited, and emphatic .
When Senators of the United States and others
!ot the highest standing socially and polite al
~, openly declare that Woods Hair Restora. .
tive is all, and more than all. it pretends to
be, We cannot do otherwise than believe them,
The article can be had at all our Druppists
See notice elsewhere.-Rah,oay Republican.
Sold by ali Druggists.
August 18th, 1858 Is eow.1m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
Nicaragua and Walker.

The New York Xerald in reference to the
unsettled and distracted condition Of Nicara-
qua. winch has hitherto prevented the opening
of the transit route remarks ns follows:
Apropos fthe Nicaragua route. we learn
that General Walker is making rapid progress
in his preparations TO return to that country
and assert his rights rs the elected President
of the Republic. Two years have now elapsed
since the capitulation at Rivas. and nearly
one since Commodore Pauldng's famous inya.
sion Of Nicaragua, and the world is beginning
to forget his mistakes in the greater folly ex,
hlbted by the subsequent rulers of that co,ln.
try His third attempt may find more sym
pnthy than his second one did-It is stated
that Gen. Hcnnngsen will not accompany him,
as his views are turned in another direction
However, this may be, the Nicaragua route
should be opened to the use of commerce and
if Mora, Martinez Jerez & Co., cannot open it,
We are not Mt all certain that Gen. Walker
should not have another chance to try h is hand
ut it.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
Barbacues In the District.

During the past week, there have been two
! fine barbecue dinners in the District, which
wo learn passed of very pleasantly.
The dinner at the spring Of Mr. Josiah Bur-
! ton, between Lowndesvile and the Savannah
River, was an excellent affair. gotten up under
the superintendance Of Mr. Robert Hutch son,
Capt. Tucker, Cnpt Speed, Maj. Bell, A. W.
Hadden. John a. Deal, andJ. NJ. Lattimer, rs a
Committe of Arrangements. Mr. Jacob Mar
tin acted ns the Pres ident Of the day, and the
following Candidates were present and made
speeches on the occasion: Messrs. Jordan, Jones
Thomson and Cochran for the Legislature
Messrs. Allen and Mcdonald for the Clerkship ;
Mcssrs. Cochran, Moore and Hawthorne for
Sheriff and Capt. Wilnbisl and Partlow for
the office of Colonel of the 9Th Reg't. The
dinner was an excellent one, and well prepar.
ed. There was large attendance, particular.
ly Of ladies on the OCCASION.
On Saturday, the day following. the Wash,
ington Troop, gave a fine entertainment in the
way of a barbecue dinner ut Bradley's Old
Field. The object Of the dinner was to revive
the military spirit Of the corps and we learn
that it was rewarded with deserved success,
and that many new members were added to
The corps. There was nm attendance Of several
hundred on the OCCASION who after witnes ssing
the various evolutions of the Troop, und er the
command of Maj. Martin, the newly elected
Captain, partook Of a sumptuous dinner. The
company afterwards engaged in Tilt the
prize being fine bride. We did not learn
the name of the successful competitor.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
Melancholy Occurrence.

We regret to learn that an unfortunate diff
Guilty, took place on the 5tn inst, in the neigh
borhood of Greenwood. between lsaac Logan
and Wallace Wilson, in which the latter wa.
killed. The death was caused by the discharge
of shot gun in the hands of Logan, causing
immediate death. A Coroner's inquest wa:
held before Jno. r. Tarrant, Esq, when yer
dict was found, as above stated.
Mr. Logan, on the next day voluntarily sur
rendered himself into custody, for the purpose
Of awaiting his trial. Under an application
by Habeas Corpus. before Judge Wardlaw
he was admitted to bail in the sum of Tive
thousand Dollars with two suretes, each ir
the sum Of one thousand dollars.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
Dramatic Performances,

During the past week our citizens have been
entertained with n series Of very excellent
Dramatic entertainments, by Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Rea k Co.
On Friday next, at 3 o'clock the pupils Of
the Abbeville Male Academy, propose enter,
taining an audience at the Academy. with the
comic pieces, Boots at the Swan" and "Feddy
Roe" They have beer at great pains. in pre-,
pairing themselves for the occasion. and judg.
ing from their past performances, will no
doubt acquit themselves creditably. The en-
rtninment, will be gratutous and the pub.
lie generally are invited.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
August 81, 1858.

New York, Sept. AT Staten Island last
night about one thousand men broke into tho
quarantine grounds. set the hospital and shen
,'es on t!re' and threatened to fire the resi-
dence of DR.. Thompson, the Health officer
but the doctor called together the Stevedores'
and armed them with muskets to protect the
buildings The hospital and many of the
shanties are now mass of ruins
Capt. Bolton OF the uarbor police, came pu
to the city at late hour last night, for addi.
tional police, as the mob were furious with OK.
citcnent. and it was not known what would
be their next movement.
The excitement was caused by the breaking
out Of several eases of yellow fever which the
people generally attributed to the rather loose
manner in which the quarantine laws were en-
forced.
In order to alny tho fears of the citizens,
Dr. Thompson has published n card, in VIII CT,
ne states that the reports of the spread of yel
low fever at Staten Island are very exaccera.
ted.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
Yellow Fever in Charleston.

The deaths in Charleston, for tho week end
ing September 4, were one hundred and two
The deaths from yellow fever were seventy
three. Of these. sixty-one were white adults
eleven were white children; and one colored
child. The registry gives the following list OF
the ages Of those who died Of yellow fsver:-
Between and g. 6; between 5 and 10, 2; be.
tween 10 and 90, IA; between 20 and 80, 80;
between 80 and 40, .; between 40 and so, 7
between 30 and so, 2; between 60 and 10, /.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-09-10
WILLIS.
Washington News.

WAsuISGToN, Sept. 2.-Scnator MALLORY i.
here. aud adhercs to the opinion expressed by
him in the Senate that the great expense to arise
from the demonstration against Paraguay will
be without corresponding benefits. The A,1.
Illustration now regards the expedition as
promising more Of difficulty that was Iuagn.
ed ut first. Hence the employment of n large
number of small vessels; the overslauel,inp of
Com. Pnge by the selection of Shubrck to con
troll the expedition. and finally the tedious and
anxious thought in respect to the proper man
for the Commissioner. Lieut. Fepram who.
distinguished himself in the flight with pirates.
in the East Indies. during the Perry expedition
has been appointed 10 the command of the
steamer Water Witch, fitting out for Para
quay.
lenrn that Walker has given the cold shoul.
der to Gen. Henningsen. During his stay in
New lork, he held no intercourse with him.
This owing, it is supposed, to the fact that
Gen. H., was heard to condemn in strong
terms Walkers publication about Secretary
Floyd. and his abuse Of Judge Campbell Je-
, rez is afraid Of Walker, and Walker s afraid of
Henningsen. Martinez sent Jerez here to get
rid of him in Nicaragua but took good care to
send one of his own adherents to watch the
Generals novemets.
If M. Soue failed to restore harmony in the
camp during his visit to New York, the iii.
busters will again go by the board. although
every arrangement is now perfected for 1eav-
ing when all opportunity offers. 1t only re-
rnsins to arrange for the transit of emigrants
despatch from the U. s. Marshall for
South Carolina announces the death of twelve
of the negroes captured by the Dolphin. Sec.
retary Thompson has directed the employment
| of the best medical assistance The negroes
will be returned to Africa under the act Of
1919. SO soon as the ship has been libeled and
condemned, and "suffcient evidence is produc.
ed that these negroes are Africans, as. contem.
plated by the law" The Administrator con.
siders their return obligatory under the act
lection or support after delivery to nominal
| agent on the Coast of Africa. They must be
| turned loose like wild animuls to destroy and
be'dsstroyed. The Attorney G Gencral will de.
| termine what evidence is neccssar, TO justify
the President in sending them back.
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FRoM UTAH.-Dntes from Utal, to the 7.I
have beenfreceived Mt Leuvenworth. The
election passed quietly. The late appointment,
by Gov. Cumming of probate judges for Carson
ana Green River Counties, caused some dissat
isfaction among the Mormons, but all was auie,
at the departure of the mail. Thirty soldier.
had deserted. and Captain Tracy on trial 70,
nsubordinaton.
Col Hoffman had been ordered to Oregon
with the 9th rcgirnent Of infantry. The road
from the Devils Gate to Bridges was strewn
with dead cattle. But few Indians were seer
on the route. The rivers were NIL low. Major
ohcrmah's battery left Leavenworth on The
30th ult., for Fort Rdgeley
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Citation.

Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL, ESQ. Ordinary of Able.
Vile District:
VVHEREAs. ". P. Ma,tin; has applied
to me for Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the goods and chattels.
right: and credits of Mary Blain, late Of the
District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular. the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased TO be and appear before me at
our next Ordinary's Court OF the said District,
to be holden at Abbeville Court House on the
twenty second day Of September next, to show
cause, ifany. why the said administration should
not be granted. ssf
1Given under my hand and seal this sixth
day of Sep. in the year Of our Lord pns
thousand eight hundred and fifty.eight,
and in the sSd year of American Indepsnd-
ence
WILLIAM HILL, o. AID
Sept. 6, 1858 19 f.. %
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A MINISTER'S WALK AND CoNvERsAnoy-The
editor of the North Carolina Presbyterian,
who is at the Virginia Springs. has heard a
good story Of Speaker Orr and the Rev DR..
W.. of Lexington. Not long since. the story
goes. they were both at the Western Springs,
and met in public room of the hotel. They
had been sitting with other company, and af
ter awhile the Doctor rose and walked across
the room with the usual limp in his gait Mr.
Orr Immediately recognized him, aud asked
if he were net the Chaplain at the University
Of Virginia atsuch n time, naming the year.
The Doctor replied that lie was. Il was there, "
said Mr.. Orr, n student. at the University,
and knew You by your limp" "Well," said
the Doctor, ut seems my Hmping made deep
er impression on you than my preaching" The
joke placed Mr.. Orr in an awkward predca.
ment, aud moet men would have been unable
to extricate themselves, but he replied with
ready wit :-''Ah, Doctor, it is the highest
compliment we can pay n minister to say that
he is known by his ,oalk rather than by his
conversation."
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(COMMUNiCATED.)
To the Voters of Abbeville Dis,.,o.

Feito'o Citizens Il ask respectfully through
the columns of the District papers, to return
you my grateful acknowledgements for the
many kind favors. you have bestowed upon me
since my name has been before you, as a Can.
didate for the Office of Sheriff, and to those of
you who have kindly assisted me by ycur ad.
vice, and promised support. shall ever he in.
debted but from circumstances Of recent date,
feel it to be my duty to withdraw my name
from the Canvass.
With sentiments of the highest esteem Fellow
CitlzeRe, allow me to subscribe myself
Your Odedient Servant,
w. ". GRIFFIN.