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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-09

fTsHE partnership Of Hatch Thompson, In the
1 Dsmking busincss. in the city 81 Keokuk.
Iowa, y hereby dissolvsd BY mutual consent.
y !" .si4~AA Xaolapavl IAstDk puEeassyu tns entire
interest Of Johnson HASH In tho ahovs partnership
will continue the laaking badness, on tho corner
Of Main and Second streets, and will pay all the
liabilities and eolicct I'll thc claims OF the frm.
WILLIAM THOMPSON. b
JOHNSON HATCH.
Oct. 40, l65S-nv1d6t
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For tho Upper Mississippi

or tho upper @1ssassAPPA.
u. s.. MAIL LINE,
R OCk Islana and M s~k mk Daily Pas.
scnger Packets.
frHK STEAMERS BEN CAMPBELL
i and TISHoMIA6o Will compose
the line fes the sesssn Of lsss. Both
Of these boats being Of light draught
and of great speed, may be relied upon for making
cut ec1ions ~ advertised. Tne
BEN. CAMPBELL,
Csc. IL. Mrxas, Captain A. l.. MILLER, Clerk,
Leaves Montrose the arrival oil the cars from
/ ksokuk, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
! morning, At o'clock. The
| TIsH0MING0,
JoHs X. kxAcM, Captain A, Ii CoRwrsE, Clerk,
Leaves Montrese a. above, every Monday, w ednes-
day and Friday connecting, VI Darlington, with
TRAINS for EHiJAa9, aud Nit. Pleasant, Iowa /;
At Muscatine, With the TRAIN for IOWA CITY I;
at Rock Island, With Minnesota Packet Company
the trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.
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AND
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B0nGfOEIyH Z6AoIOTye
NEW VOLUME. The American Revolution
~ The Hist0xy of the Unitsd States. Vel. W.;
being vol. l. VI the American Revolution ~ Geo.
BAnsroftj Svo. Uniform with the previous vol
ameB. M&M4
Also, Just published, Hilliard on Vendors. The
Law Of Vendors and Purchasers Of Real Property.
By Francis Hilliard, ESQ, Author Of s.The Law 81
0ortgAges,' 10. Two vols. In one. Syo. ~. !
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08
|. Five Thousand Dollars DistOYered.

Il having been alleged by correspon-
dents from this city 10 northern papers
that fiye thousand lof the eighty seven
Thousand dollars spensby Messrs. Law
renee, Stone q Co.. for the purpose ot
effsctinga change in tbe tariff law, Hhsd
found its way into the pockets HofIMr.
TuFIow Weed. this gentleman the sub
joined confession il nh editorial para
graph ofthe Albany Journal Of the 10Th
inst.
eve have not received, either from
MessTs. Lawrence, Stone = Co., or from
their agent, Mr.. Woleptt, any amount
money. We have never, directly or i'll
directly spoken to or communicated
withlneither Of those gentlemen on the
subject Of money. WI did however, fe-
ceive authority, the latter part Of March,
1851 !, from friend III Boston, 70 draw
on him for IS, 600. That authority wis
from gentleman withiwhom we were as-
sociated in raising funds for the presi-
Dental election, and the money was de:-
Signed to- cover deficiencies. n
AS IL is not denied that this money
came from Mr.. Wilcott, il may be- rs
sumed that such his the fact, It was
merely the private fundsSof certain man
ufactlring companies appropriated 70
make up deficiencies in the expenses pi
the Fremont campaign. Light begins 10
break in upon the country - Was,stslsgtss,a
Union. 4. .N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

The Secretary Of War, on the recon-
mendation Of the Commander in Chief of
the army, has ordered the establishment
Of a school for artillery practice at Fort
Monroe. The discipline asilaid down ii
heorder, is to be very thorough, COM
bining both theoretical and practical in
struction.. The school for the present IS
to be composed Of the officers and COM
panies ofthe garrison Of Fort Monroe.
Hereafter, when the state Of Che service
permits It, the number Of companies win
be increased to eight. selected from the
four regiments Of artillery, The compa-
MES are to serve al, the school for two
years, at the expiration Of which time one
company Of each regiment shall be re-
lieyed by another ofthe same. Artillery
graduates of the Military Academy arc
to serve one year at the school before
joining their companies. -icrfolk Day
Book.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08
JAMEs RIVER AND KasAwHA ConpXs,r

JAMEs RIVER AND KAsAwHA CoMpASr.
--Wealearn that the Board Of Public
Works has appointed Col. Samuel Nc
Dowell Reid, Of Lexington, Va. a Direc-
tor of the james River and Kanawha
Company, in the place Of Mr.. James G..
Paxton, resigned. We regard this as an
excellent appointment. 4
The Boards of this Company, as at
present constituted, are as follows:
The General Board Thomas Fl Ellis,
President Jas. Lyons and David ] Burr
of the city of Richmond, Thos NJ Bon
durant Of Buckingham, and John N.
Speed Of Lynchburg. Wn. W. Boyd Of
buchanan, and Samuel Mcdowell Reid
IofLexington, Directors
| The Ranaacha Board-- Thomas H Ellis,
President; Christopher @. Tornpkins.
John D. Lewis, John, 2. Hale George
Jefries. and James H. Fry, all Of the
KanaWha Valley. Directors.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

THE BIRrH PLAcE or WAsHrEoros -
Governor Wise, during his recent yisit To-
the county Of Westmoreland, completed
the negotiations for the transfer, to the
State. Of the birth spot Of Washington
and the burial place Of the Washington.
family. lMr. Wilson. the proprietor Of
Wakefield estate consents to give up an
acre Of ground. comprising the site oft
house in which Washington was born
This area win be enclosed ia an iron
fence. and ali appropriate monument
erected on the spot. The negotiations
includes the rigt Of way across the plan-i
tation, to the road and to the vault and
this latter place is also to be enclosed
and improved.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

SHocklsG MURDER b. BoYs IN ST..
LoYIs. Three boys, employed III 3 bar
Der shop at st. Louis, have been arrested
for lie murder of Hugh Downie. One
of the boys, named Theodore Dobold,
aged seventeen years, has confessed that
Downie went into the barber shop and
was shaved. He had visited the barber
shop ON two other occasions aad had
conyersed about mules, horses, DC, SO
as to give an idea that he was man 81
considerable wealth. Upon the evening
in question, Sunday week, D after shaw
ing, he invited Nicholas and Antoine,
the two boys. to 20 out and take drink,
when they came back, Antoine persuaded
him to,be shampooned, and Downie took
a chair fer that purpose Antoine then
drenched his hair III the fluid used fol
cleaning the head, and purposely, lei
some drops fall into his eyes. thereby
binding him efectuallF. While this
was going on, Nicholas took q halter
which had been prepared for the purpose,
put the moose around the neck Of the vic.
tim, and drew it so tight that the very
life was clicked out of him ina few sec.
onds. They then threw the body in the
cellar. after robbing il of fifty dollars. I
silver watch, silk guard and gold shirt
buttons. y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

WoN'r HuRRr HIMsELF, The Court
of Appeals have considered sthe case Of
Jno. w. Sherman, who was sentenced 10
six years con6nementin the Penitentiary,
at the last Gulpeper county, Va, Circuit
Court, but afterwards broke jail, and des.
.cided to give him tilFthe first Of June to
appear for new trial. II, by that time,
he does not make his appearance, the
case win beHdropped, and the sentence
remain in full force.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

SERVED HIM RIGHT.- strong mind
ed and powerful woman, at Smyrna, Del
aware, recently logged a fellow severely,
on the piazza of the hotel, for seducing
her husband to the tavern, where The
pair would indulge too freely. She then
offered her arm to her husband and con
Quoted him home.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

An enormous fat woman, who was re-
Gently exhibited shout the country. has
been married at St. Louis to man al
most as large as herself, named Rogers.
The happy couple weighed. together.
neafly 1900 pounds, and il their happi-
ness equals their size. they must enjoy
married life prodigiously.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08
!. 4.asIrp.
Friendship,s Hand.

IT 49, FFIeMWSMtp,s 11dhds
! ask not gold Or glittering things, S
/ OF stately halIstp share,
Or royal robes or crowns of kings,
Upon my brow to wear.
But friendships hand ask and seek,
And sought through all mylife,
With noble hearts thar pure and meek,
Content and free FROM strife.
1 ask no fawning ones 10 praise,
My name, my deeds or words,
! Nor blazing crowns and crest to tracer
- My name to- kings or lords.
But ask sweet frie ndship's hand to share.
With hearts by love controlled, M
Far more to me such treasures are,
Than earthly praise and gold.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

ssCan you tell me. Bill, how ii is that
rooster always keeps his feathers SO
slick and smooth 90
"No. " said Bill
:. Well, he always carries his comb
with him
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

A SHARP APPRENTICE. ~. William, =
said carpenter to his apprentice, " I'm
going away to-day, and want You to
grind all the to5ls.' Yes, SIR The
carpenter came home alright i Will
lam, haves you ground all the tools, right
sharp 2" An but the Aandsaw..' said
Bill s" could not get quite all the gaps
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

Philosophers say that shutting the eyes
makes the sense of hearing more ACUTE
A wag suggests that this accounts for the
many closed eyes seen ii church on Sun.
days.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08
A.C.T BAIL
PARRs Is 1IOsELEY.
ii. A Nv IN 10 I'll. 81. E,I

sAE NDREWt PARIS &sJoH &. M0sEBEY
IN having enterfdslnto "A partnership, fol
the purpose Of practising Law iii the Circuit
ana County Coufts of Kanawha, and I'M The
Circuit Courts 9of I1agan, Boone and Roane
will hereafter reguiaflyiattend those Courts.
All. bussir IS entrusted ito their care will re-
csiys pro npt attention.
i u o ne or the other pf the firm can always be
1fcnnd, darn,g business lho Hrs Az their office,
ia Rodgers Row,in the town pit Charleston.
III Charleston, Oct. A., 1906 He " Is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08
Culture Of the Grape.
ST. LOUIS, Nav. 2OySI858

oT. LOUIS, May ~, 1885,
20 I'D Editor e lie Missouri Democrat
! take the liberty Of handing you the
following letter, just received from Mr..
Thomas H. Yeatman. Of Cincinnati, to
whom was awarded the highest premium
for pure native wine, at the wine fair 81
The Missouri wine company, on the f2th
inst.
Thelong and successful experience 81
Mr., Yeatman, as a wine grower, which
entities his opinions to the highest conf
dence the interesting statistics Of his
own culture, and advice to wine growers,
together with his handsome donation to
one Of our own most worthy charities,
must be my excuse for thus bringing
this letter before the public. 7
Respectfully.
z - f-x~rr $50 k~~a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

An old bachelor on seeing the words
families supplied over the door Of an
oyster saloon, stepped in, and said he
would take wife and two children.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

A Frsnchman, repeatedly hearing the
word press used to imply Iursuade, one
evening. when in company, exclaimed.
!" Isay, squeeze that lady % sing
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08


What is Squire x I#
He's An objective case.
How 80
Because he objected to paying alIsub-
Escription he has been owing Ine foF five
years or more.
What is noun
/ don't know, but I know What a ~
noun Isl
Well what is it
Running off without paying The printer,
and getting on The black list As, delih-
quent.
Good What IS conjunction
al method Of collecting outstanding
subscription: in conjunction with \ con
stable never employed BY q printer until
Tie last extremity,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08
WIN. GLASGOW, JR.,
President Missouri Wine Co.

1
souri ZINE Company. Sc Louis.
DEAR Sin: AS wine grower I'M Ohio.
Iehaye TO thank you for the liberality Of
your association in allowing us to con-
tend with you for your prizes, on the
18th inst.
The business OF cultivating the grape
is one in which / feel deeply interested,
not only for its temperance influences
upon the masses-which ! hope will, in
due time, be as extensively felt ID this
country, as on the continent Of Europe
but also for its pecuniarY yield. Ny ex-
perience is IN having planted a vineyard
Of some seven acres in the hill sides, three
mules below the. CITY or Cincinnati, in the
year iS43 and A. + commenced real
Izing from y IN 1916, aud from that
tune 70 the present u shows gross profit
81 over tWentyStour thousand dollars,
the cost Of cultlvatlng being about one
hundred. dollars pei acre.
This IS certainly cheering from so small
q quanuty ofground, and ! cannot see
why these results and facts should not
have their due influence, both in your
State and my own. TO induce others 70
hy our hill sides. Many ofmg neigh
bors have been quite as successful, and
some even more NOR 80 than myself while
others, whose vineyards are more upon
q level surface, have not been able to re-
a tf' their expectations. attribute this
however, 70 the hstt SIDE surface drainage
NY experience ipr the series Of years
shows to me that IN q wet season, my croE
IS good near the hill top, and poor at the
bottom, and the reverse in very dry
season. Surface drainage, therefore
contend, = lar better than under drainage,
and most important in cultiyating IA vines
yard.
Southeastern aspects, where YOU have
the full benefit Of the morning sun. con-
duces to ripen your grapes more uni
iornly. and produces wine with 4 char
acter like the celebrated "siSowth Ssclt
Sherry Or lNaderia. "
And again, sir, let me call your atten-
ton, and ask Of lte members IF gour as
soclation, as well as all other winters, i
more care should not be taken ID classi-
tying our wines into various grades. az.
cording to quality First, IN mAnner ot
making wine, and selecting OF the grape;
to ols instance ls let our grapes be thoroughly
ripe, 70 remain on the vines until the
frcst slightly touches the leaves /; when
pressing. be careful to separate The per-
feet from those that are green OF lmper-
tect Al the juice which comes from the
tlrst coming down OF the screw should
pc separated rom that OF the second press
Eaag, q after breaking up Of the pormice ;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

Father, what does printer live OF?
nWhy, child ~ :. Because you haf1t
paid him for three years, and still tske
|the paper,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08

4 An Honest maniis the noblest work
Gody buta vomaais the prettiest.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08
THE
'Haaabka NalIep Star.
ion PRINTING OFFICE,

JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Having lately been fitted up, the propri-
etors areEnow prepared to execute. IN su
perb styles. all kinds Of Plain and Fancy
BOOK IND JOB PRINTING.
Special attention paid to the printing
Of BLANKS Of every description; an as
softment Of which will, bekept constantly
on hand.
cARDsiNEAFIY ExSruTED.
Orders from distance will receive
prompt attention. $50
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-08
GramImIar

John, did you ever study grammar
ibid |
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-16
THE SOUTH AND WEST.

The business done this fall, thus far has been
very satisfactory to those houses, the stability
of which was mistaken by the panic of the past
year. Their business has been large and their
collections good The general feature of the
fall business is remarkable one and will doubt.
less attract the attention of leading merchants.
1t is the fact that the Southern and Southwest.
ern business is come to be more reliable and
profitable than the Northern and Western. 1t
is now less speculative. 1t is on more steady
basis, and will for the future in all probabiIi-
ty have the ascendancy Many years ago the
Southern trade was supposed to be the source
OF all wealth, and every eXertion was used TO
get and retain it. A remarkable change took
place. This was caused by the speculative ex-
citement of ls32.37. In those years the open
ing OF the Mississippi lands took place, on bor-
rowed money. 1t was found that cotton could
be raised cheaper in those countries than in
the Atlantic States, Young planters divided
off the paternal negroes and proceeded to new
lands. The money was obtained by new State
loans to start banks, and large amounts of Eas-
tern capital went into these new banks which
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-16
no. 80, OLD LLEEE,
Il CANAL 81, NEW ORLEANS.

NEAR CANAL 81. NEN ORLEANS.
[EsrApLlsIIED rN lS37l
M ANCFACTuRER and Dealer in every de.crip-
V1 t1on Of Camp Furniture, such as Tents, al sizes
ana qualities Portable Cots, Camp Stools 4 Chniss.,
would particularly call the attention Of Enni
h'crs Railroad Contractors and others to my recent
~ patented Portable CnAR Ben. This article
weighing only abont eighteen pounds snd which
forms complete easy chair is easily transformed
mo 4 complete and comfortable Coz Bed With all
tae advantages Of Il mattrass and pillow. without the
cumbersome weight Of either To the sick il will
ne found lnyalnnhle as the occupant can be changed
10 any position without delay or trouble
also manufacture superior article of light or
heavy canvass betting for gin bands, &c, do do
nose Tor railroad or plantation use. Those using
shlta pelcha or india rubber betting hose, and II
ohe-nali the cost, and made Of any size or stlen4
required
particor attention paid to getting up in superior
elye, every description Of plain embroidered silk
GagS or banners for military or other companies
Rags OF all natioas, Jack Pennants, &c. Flags
neatly repaired.
Plain and fancy goods for awnings. IighL and
heavy canvass French and English bunting for flags
Hc, for sale in any quantity.
N B. lind 1t necessary to state that no person
mas succeeded me IN my business as il has been and
Is stated by persons in this city IT, CASSIDY, /
no 10 Old Levec, near Canal stree. y O.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-16

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80, ~ ""ie' 'Sciy acsc Il
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Cia''',Ile ; lotIon
"pii ARABIC, assorted
20 aSsal'rV'ua
do balzion
do camphor
do categlu
do gamboge
do kino
do myrrh
do opium
do sandrac
do scammany
do rhcllac
H., tio 'ragac"hlh
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-10-16
ARTHUR WFORD & Co.
NTlIOlESALE ~ RETAIL DEALERS IN DRUGS
w AND MEDICINES,

No. 2, BRICK ROW, CLINTON, LA
Keep constantly ON hand, n large aud complete as.
.ortncnl Of Paints Oils, rcrfunuries. &c.
They yarceoustantIy receiving direct from tho manu-
factories aud other sources large and varied assort
mcnt Of Fresh Drugs and Chemicals, which they Offer
for sale on ~ favorable terms ~ can be had In tho
southern market
Henry s. Bccchcno will personality attend to the dis
pcusng of rhys sicans Prescriptions, Family and all
other Recipes.
The following comprises few of the articles Al.
u.u.- ~ N. LDllul M iLnir nrmE Store VIZ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03
TIE REGATTA TO-DAY.

The regatta Of tie New-YoIk Ysctt GLIB will tske
phce tlis mornirg, the boats starting a. Ilo'cisok
inm tie stake .tosi opposite the Club Heuse, Ho-
kheu MessIs. IIasweU, Rutherford and l.yinstsoc.
the Regatta COMMITTEE have Issued the loJowisg pro
gTtume Of tie Iace:
IT,. Will he Ap,ile valued at s2O .sob ass % ysetts
TIE Cssos en- lie sowt time for sails 1ews Toe 6fS
,ud foot Tho stond o.s On. add ons
~ dItC .cCoLScr fqsre foot The tFd e one srd 90 nn
,crds Tits allowance shah " bcSed ne
nsinFt srd lib CT sfop end the mtin'ss :'t Ah apb
tl.rr,rs uTon ether duly essIed ats actually 1T ~
cry tine tuIVE "A tewesr Rld 1hocBe's tails
o~sIe sbs y ba''d upn Iln t~no 81 shr sra % me
HE couiss marked cot for The s.ilay oows ass
h,at~l be- mco''d bos ard stern :heas q me Cnen%.s
oVhd IN the GwLg order 81 Position eot4nencas Iom bs
te tcs ,-h the yscrs r. tho eat " rss Tue ,sfi
cs at & said 'tsse boat u ynes sfI gu mo duo ~s,i
h. socCd class go ysrts apart on ne IsitAc WIN TIC s"uss
wards the uori ane The tfst oAss O yards ape "a
similar line yards 10 the Aoth a The ases They s1 bag.
los5 sLS gsa top%es The Committee eerv'ss the DIS
fowr eve Of ordering all sis 70 be 's~e'ed be
fora .lsrrS 81 aeopsg other PREPARATION ios e ING
may eem ID tho weahes circumstances ssnf0
The ysct. vi pa. to the noah and zee, Of s.bos' ia
ea.ry Lo sstoned % Ling Island. Abote Fort Ham.
m pspg The Ioith snd east hsuce relnd The buoy o.
lie uhwe. sr', passing IRON tho north sna sss
sni bore pesDs - the south sud esst thence 70 The hg
The staten pa sbor passing " NE south sns wes,
tie H. lts asrcsst Of the Cab House Hebexsn psss
liz Il 10 lie stwad In going and lcnirs ell the boJs on
the Ns.t bans. VIA Nc. H. Is sui h. are be ve'ee ''s
estwsrs. 40
Tie yscht VIII start by cissses, those Of the tbifl
clsss ,eilirg "a tho second following, and the first
stsrtirg asst at Intervals Of five minutes between tho
diyifions. Tie allowance Of time against che ssveud
yachts viii be deducted a. the erd r. the Regatta.
Y,cu1S yNTFRID FOR -, .vc.1ra