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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21

MAGSl HA0SI5 MAGSlyl
NXyk want them Il Bringthen to us. We will
w pay the highest market price In eaBh OF th'
trade. Al City Book Store. S
oct33 OGDEN, BROWNELL = Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21

DF. N. E. COLLINS.
nFFICE mp s.Ain ct the rear Of Holnes' store
~ on ths corner Of 9th and Main st., where b
may be found day Or night, except when profes
sicnRIly absent. (feh26d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21

BUCKEYE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of johnson and Ninth Streets,
n. 8. VAIL a. co.
vi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21
KEOKUK.fIO IOWA WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 81. 1853

Spring rtM 1853.
The most Direcs, RrlIabis And Expe-
ditious Route 10 all pAaecs In
the EAST or NORTH Isvia
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUlHCY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21

N. w. Hicks, D.,
X q = Or MIST.
once onsecoBdst. ,bstweeb Main skn.on
kEOKuk, IOWA.
hk. h. In addition to the usual
~ methods Of inserting artificial
teeth ,isin possession Of the xclusiye Uyy1
riEhtfo this city of mounting the
'continuout gum work, soa siyersaily admired
for theft beauty and sirnniinefs
Heis sAlsolaountingteetkon GattsPerchs,
apr lsdwfy
DENTAL SURG EMY.
L 1R. X. y. BARBER wouldrespect-
- fully inform hispatrons nd he A,
public generally, that he
. Asndsoue suite of rooms, sparing AIIy
neither paintorexpsnse to ma ket ne le CANT and
comfortable, in the brick building ,East side of3.
between N ain and Johnsos streets. Thsnkfulfer
past tfavors, he solieitfa eontinuanceof the ssmo
- AlIoberat,ons warranted [apr2sdIyo
y. -. OF d. r.
/ ANNEK Lodge No rs, |. D. ofG. T., meets IN
- every Friday Evening, at Temperance
Hall on Main street, at n o'clock. All0D
members Of the order in good standing ng, are
invited to attend.
my20--dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21
r A I L r o 4 D

TH a. EETs
MAKE SURE COM rs AT QUINCY AND
BURLT N6TON 1'TRAINs ON Be
THIaNpAD.
MDPassengers for the North connect ct Msn-
dota with Illinois Central Kaiiroad and reach Ga
lena or Dubuque In "a hours from Keokuk
CLOSE AND CERTAIN CONNECTIONS
Made In Chicago with EASTERN TRAINS.
This Route il from 12 o ~ heurs Qutck.
or than amy other, n nj q mach hen per
Ito all points in Wisconsin Michigan, Central In
diana and Ohio. Pennsy New York, the New
Eng and States and Can adas.
E0-Baggags Checked Through to suspeusion
Bridge or Banslo, and checks exchanged on the
cars for points further East.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21

TO THE LADIES.
MRS. NJ. TALON, having Just returned from
Nl the East, Is now offering to the Ladies' fne
stock Of New Spring Goods, including Bonnets,
Ribbons, Flowers, and everything in that line
Her shop 10 rsmoyedt TO
&c. G. wS;E-Ss.,
Where she will be pleased to see her numerous
customers. Ma- Fowlsr's Models Tor sale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21
Through Tickets,

2 rom X Okuk to all poin mis- in the East, North
and South East, at tho
RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE,
bfain-St., bettceen Fira osd Second,
kEOKUK, IOWA.
ROAD TICKETS
Good for an unlimited length OF time allow ng
Passengers tostap at any point and ~
sumo their journey at leisure.
Steamb boat Tickets good until Close Of Navigation.
Ys- -0nce open at all hours.
J. IT. TEWKSBURY,
Foreign Ticket Agent c. b. 4 z. X. Il. Line.
aprl9-dAw
NEW AND IMPORTANT NOIJTE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21
BOYD BH ADEN,

A1Chlseet ana Builder,
Morgan at, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,
kkOk s.AON A.
CONTRACTS I. ken, including the furnishing Of
~ material, II desired, and fulfilled in prompt
and faithful manner. mch3 ld3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21
VANSICKLEN Z MILLS,
GENE ERAL AUG TION y 4 4 s
AND

Commission MefchAntss
vsraAdah Balding johnson -st, unasr Court House,
XXYILL attsndsA Of real or psssonAl property,
w receive ana sell On eommission al kinds Of
goods furniture, cattle, horses, ta receive goeds
on storage, pay charges, and do general agency
business. Cash advaaced ON goods received for im-
mediate sale. VANSlCkLEN 4 MILLS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21
M'EAnLAND HOUSE,
Lumber.

TJyHE subscribers would inform the consumers of
i Lumber, and the pnblic generally, that they
arc now prepared TO furnish all kinds Of Lumber
usuAlly mads hy . Saw Mil, including Lsek,
Flooring, Joist hhssting and Sidiss. Of any length
that msy b. desired.
Call 81 the New Saw MAIL, N the river, aeay
Whne's Pork House. PAUL 4 HUMR6.
n. b. Stow Woud for saio ~ 81 so per cord.
sep3Sdn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-21
New Lumber Yard

ksokuk, Jan. 8 ,ls5s-dAw
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Saucntotla 9af0Scsstic.

9os Spatiatrs. 1ermtn bisirS Snfituts pirr
anfan2cn AM Mttwc0 ben ltcn SsptemtCr
3S9linse wrroen Uolfcmmn urtcri6tct i'm
@nsItitsn, iii Der Watbcmat.t 9utfubrnn0. "a,
teiniIasn, GjrirAi6sn. 5ranSGIlhm unp NmIt.
Snom bieies 9n0itut Dem Gauntp juscG6rt
unb fcinr hprre 9tcntc ~ tclublrn bat 70 wcrrrr
pcrjuSli4e Scrt4ee an gang nirrTn 9iatcn 9cBcs
ben.
1Inttrribt per DirrirI nan II 1l,Obtn.
primar Department, 81 90
gepGbnli8e @nsIiI6s Sret5e, 4 5O-5 90
DO. Do. lh6brre,
nit Gatetnifd uno G,rtc6ji6, SO 90
10. 20. 10. unp 6ranJtiih, 50
Ntulf, 8 90
Gjetrau6 Der ganc gum llrterridt, 2 90
Der grin3ipal perwrnOrt icinr OunJc 3st rer
S6ulc.
Dicjrnssn bic ,rtinI Ifcn G19 ais 2etrrr scr,u
bsrsitsn Cpsr Ja pcrsUutommnrn, mrrcn Irinr be-
fonprre aufmcrtIamteit erboltcn. Ginj9e 3S9ln.
ge psrrcn in icturr 5omite auIscncmmCn, unt
brIpnSsre Sprtbctle 9snrBcn.-8lr SuR 94a.
5den unc llnterrt6t, in aaen 3wciaen, aueosncms
men WuRt unb 3eiGnSn, fnp $40 Psr 9ertrl i'm
gcraus ju rntrthten.
NppltcatiCn fam grrtodt tprrbm an ber Itas
trmir cprr burA BrteIe.
=. II. Gregory, A. NJ. grtnspnt.
Qucntam, Suli 2l. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
is SbullCbrGr pcrlQn0t.

is SduIcbrr wFrem In trm SIiebrsWocuns
gle S6ul DiirIt pgIar9t. gIppljtantrn werorn
dngrcmmrn am 8reitag tsr 2Ofcn Nu9ul. al
prlhrm Gage trr GauntpsS sSurUinitnprnt sescn'
m&rts iein miro um bic 2Ipplttantm su rramtni,
rem. Die Examination nimmt ibren 2lnfln9 i'm
9 lltr hes WCracnS, Om SauIs sun 6 + q 8. s.
8nGug, in NiurtInun. Die S&ulrn ioam
i Wpnatrn rdurrn, unp eaS Satarium TT S25 per
Mpnat. 2af Snorpuuns per Soaro.
Eapio Danncr, Sstrr!ir.
gtuBa7 !. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
&aucrn 0r9rniciti9c 8rurr>
DGrlberungs-O Oc(tuGtbaft,

pcn Wcrf 8 Nuntr 80.
Die Ntrtttcrsn ctiaGr Sci;UIth. # lt9cu ttm Yuts
tttum abtun96pcu fc9tuotn 8Irtbt-pGhcs Der
5tt III itl Der @rtIttnj terltrnpES 3utanrgs, bit
gum 22ttn IRai 1858, pcr
Qrcmiuus lICttn in Gspott S113,3l5 Il
@larr bdIfsm. Ila 2S, 81, 13.l15 IS
Sar prcmtums u. Snt Gmpt 9GSl II
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Itr0< GtnWCtDuuQ.
7tGtntnun. 2tuouit 4. 1853.

9luf SdmlasS unb Scnntoge, Rem 2SRrn unc
29nrn NuNuit, fol- pte nmsrboute McrgenlGnber
&irte, unmejt Sacob Georges, in 0opbill Gauns
iGp, ee6a Gauntp, ouf cine fecrtits g8eie Elm.
aepcitt wrrrCn, bel rsIfer @eleacntrt fremte
Yrert8er 9e9cnwSrt9 ien werpen, um bic 8ei.
pUbuenon Su erb0uen. 9a6 drithe Yuttitm
ii stuselabsn tejuwp9nsn uno gIntbet an ben
5eertihtejtrn gu neBmrn.
Wartstsnper wereen in fttnrm Safe In Der gG.
Gs gcNuItet, wGnn Te li6 nidt Scrbcr bc Der 9au.
Committee 9rmelpct, unp bon rrrieten teIpnpcrr
GrlautntB ubaltm batcn. Die G'emrinbe. @trs
Der werpen pafitr irr9tn, paB bic @nrrienprn nit
allcm 9t6tbgen perieben nerpm.
E<E- Das Nuf' unO Ntfabrn burd SmnituIr
mb anrere 6ubrwcien irslbs6 immsr St6runBcn
prrWiaGt, pirp atiOIut Verbcten.
SSim>n u 1Iinuida-
Jonatban GiCkl,
JcGe Rleb,
1jtbael GCibcrt,
SlunriFtr.
guAuR /. AM
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18

G5On;c 6dtftmitttt, gROt %, 1858 Sl3O,07I 10
Snrcm rCr Ste iibrltbI 8;rtht rrr9ClIOt mjrr,
nChttn ott Slrtttcrcn Die Nufmrtllmttit ots sub:
utuus corouf tenttn. oaB wGhrIuo Stcd Gcmpop-
nttn atJmnngtn rarep tbre &triltbtrur0s: RatCn ~
srhthtn. unN 9t9tu'Itlot 6cmroQuicu tire 3ufIuht
N hchtU NltltmEntS nrhmtn muRttn, nm otn unots
htuCr ibnEU iinehmcurtr &trntcn eurh Scutr "
bt1tanGn, rtt ctat Gcmr0Sutc. rOhrcm ne 0tUdlth
rurh > SABRE SpTatlcncn paBirt m I'M YthB Il.
mes Sarodo uctCrihuits ron 2 tcben;C chm
Sou cno : "A { r, uuo Siutm Gjuaranttt Ga.
rlt0t ucn ttbcr 9 II 9 unocrt uuo Orc l.:
t9 SouICnr ) boter octaftn miro, unp
.rtltts HUCs lh outh rcth tEQtltb rtrmchrt
NFon crhtht httrauS IA btclt Gitfiilih0ft in Cjntm
mUnihtrsmWthtn 3uitonNs in. UNI Scthe tic ihr
Nt9}nhum ncth nitht ccrfthtrt babIn. mircGn rpchl
tbun rtEs curb ettft 6jSiGUiho 9;;bsben gu lo6sn.
Sircftorcn
g. 6ratcr, GyisprjA SufBtn6,
Daoip Snidter, 9hcmas Girap,
s. q. SanB, Sobn 2anpeS,
gSltam sGatlafs, @li &mcis.
-. 5Erabcr, Yrcfocnt
.. Stricflcr, SctrstOir.
o. Stt9S G5eftuihaft bat ren llrtcr;ctb~ctcn ots
tbren aaeut 0u9tElIt, lei pCitbtr 0le SCtC in bic:
lem eountp, Die ibr &ietntbum in etbathtGr Sens
p'9nts pSrFbsrt Su botsn pGufbsn, On3uruflu btis:
sen.
Sutj 2S. 1858. notr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
@eleQlNQftS Z MulDlun9.

9atbritbt pito Dito bstmtt 9sssbsn, ouG Die felt
cini0Gt Sct bSr in bet Staot NlIcnrauh, yprftbGn
QowGro Ny1. 9Btceer uno Ibcmas 8sr9Ct. unter oCr
Slrma rrn 9BlCccr unp SGr9sr bcitunoEnr bouoelss
Sirnu, uno ,por tni sdte: uno 8oppcn:S :SGf;bdite,
am 7tcu 0u9ut rurtb teipcrfsiti9s @notGt9uh9 aufs
9sSBt pcretu iit.-UGg Scisutgtn eabcr, wSItbc net
auf ir9cno GBsTs on tsiu9ts 6irma fcbuIris fno,
wGrotn ;uattidb birrrurb oufjtferesrt cbnt Btr;uo
an Dem atttn Staucrloge arjuruftr uno ctjubrSats
ltn GtInc Die 8shuuu9s: @dbcr fdr ieet pctbtsibsn
psrpSu - limb SCtde bic notb rcthtmdBiss Hnfrross
ruu9rn babsn mS9cn, tSnnsn bisldbs rbeufaas far
YsjObtun9 siubanpt9cn
Gtpar6 80. @irSrr.
SbpmaS Scraer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Sefentlt6e Senbu.

Samltags ben 2Sfrn 9lugult nGbfrnS.
um rltr gladmittass, iprrSsn bic llnterI6rirtes
ncn uuf Dem 9laBe ietba fOIsenres f6dBbare 81.
Sentbum Sfentli4 Yerfaufrn. ndmIib:
Cine Dprtrcfficbe Sancrci,
scle9sn In Ncro Wbeitbaa 3aunIhip, 4c6a
&aurtp, erttaItenp 159 @der uno las 8utbcn,
aenaurs Waab; errn,enb an 2ano BON Wthael
Semmrl, George 6rep, aarcn S@iefsr, Saate
petcr, GtarleS Senitcrmofrr, Dennis SemmeI,
Daniel 9strr unc NmpS 9tabsnUlp. Gie Ser
bsberun9rn parauf fnp
&wA Gin 9uteS WpbnbuuS,
i::;:Bssz cine S6we;sr S6eurr trinatr nett,
EasssE3 EassE3 9ferrelaa, BasenbauS nit &8elI6.
tUrntrippe, uO ale oncere Nebensrtaups. Das
9dnp iii gut psrIrten nit gBaBer, Gin gutter Srun.
nrn II Dor Der 9auttbdrr, unp Der Serbian Slus
flicBt pur6 baS Gano. llneefdbr s glder ltnb
9BtrIen mp has llebri9e 1T pra6ti9es Sau' unb
6cISidnb. nit 0uten 6enien prrlrbsn. Oarauf
tcfnprt ltd6 etcnfIll5 rtn gutter tungrr Saumsar,
ten. Gtrfe 8aucrei tann i'm @an,rn pper In
Stidcn psrtauft weresn, ME ss &iufer telIctt.
sSrr oaBeIbe in Au9enihen gu rsDmen pini6t
Spr rrm GerfaufSta9c, telisbe an;urufrn bel ben
llnterI6rCbenrn, pprr td . apip5rrY, Der
barouf mctrt.
s. 1T bicS rp6 Elm Gteil beS ttrttrtaGenen
lirDrnrn SermEsens pts Serilcrtencn q b r q,
& a III 8 aec b, lcetbtn Ypn porbeIagtsm Gaun.
Idp uuo SauntY.
Scfb unb Gin unRrcitis Ge6t tGnntn scscten
werCEn bis ben erlen nG6ten Gprtl.
Die Septn9an9cn ant Sertauf1tase unN auf'
wartan9 BON
SSitro6am Soert, } or,ors
2torpn Sarpb, eF'f''
Quaul If. rd3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
9f q Ch I | M t

gRIrt 0crmit gc9sten, RAP Der llntsr1ctGnrte ale
&pminiitr0tpr ucn rer StnteraBrnIhaft FER ger
itcrtenn g8ttmc Sarab R6per, lcBtbm
ppr Der Stapt Nllentam unp fruber son SstrcI'
ters Iaunidp, .2sda 6ounty, anscfeIt worprn
1T. &lr piicntssn babr, wcl6s nod ouf
ir8sno cine SHtjie an trIa8te Stnterlaiieni6aft
ihup9 iEnc, werrrn bierrm6 Ouf9cfCrrrt in
nerbalb 6 9Gp6sn onjurufen unO ab;utsjobIrn.-
llno ScIts bic nod rcttmabse 6crperunsrn ba'
ben mSBen, Tno rtsnfaas erIudt iol6e inuerbolb
Der trla9tcn 3sit wcbltsitatigt sinJuRdnpi9m an
Samuel GpIYrr, 2Ltm'p
Suli 81. na6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Der NJ . + bIfetle
6rOSeric csStobr,
Snber Stabt@ @Qentaun.
6. Genifcrmocber nnb Gpbn,

Ssojcnm Ntb pisilr G5tEsaeubsit ibrsn Sreunrcn
unb Dem aU9smsiusn putIltum auJuIctgsn, eGb ils
ben
Wpblfctlen 0roScrie> Stpbr,
AM Ode Der l0nn unO 9Bst; oamiltrn, StraGe tcr
Sraot 2tUentOun, wlcotr tautitb ib as6rotbt ba:
ben. uuo roG Ie nun 9sicnnen iino fUr &araclS
r6,Ir mCbIfttltr ais is gu uertautEn.
SIR et9tuwartiser Stcd ron Grtprten III Gin
bcrrIJdber uno Ous9eosbnttr. uno miro 9tp6 an @u
ts uNO 8iUl9tcit in cicfsr Stact uitbt tOsrrcfsu-
periA6s beltebt gum Sbct aus
&offer, 3ufcE MpIuIes, Gbre ottr
9lrtcn Ocpii3c unb furB 2llIes bns
man IN rincm lolhcn Stpbr iutt,
9Eerucr :-oolttn Is ale QrtIn 9R c b tcim
Glsln: unO GrcB.&srtouf ouf .oonn, mcbct fis i'm,
mar nur Die tritt S.uotdt ftb tenubtu wCrbGu. gum
&utauf an;ubtEtsn, Nuth pcrtauftn ite aile artrn
CSetratos bst ir9tnO snGr Suaudt6t Die pcr:
lau9t rsjrp an Den osrusori9lttu 8ar9cto YrcIBsn,
0[F Sis tau n audi gu cocrjttt alIt Irtrr
GtrOoe, 10 lpe ,ihtrbaupt ollie Nrten GauocssY Yrc:
outts, rpcfdr lie INNER Den bGbltIu MarttprsP tes
jablir
0Onttor fit bCrsttS 9crcGerc Nuntfhaft, tttten
fs um flrusrsu 9cncioen 3ulprudh, wctbcn Nc ftb
rurcb tTt9s prClSs unp quite &8a0rsn SNun suBufbs
cru 9tptntGn.
6. 5cnfsrma1er mb Sean.
NGtntaun Nuauif A. 1853, raNp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
Eir0<QSCiDe.

9(uf Samita9s BEN 2llten Au9nif,
iOa bic 9tcfcrmirtc teu GCf6cntpppsn 8ir6o
nate Grssrpls, In Sbsr Sanopsr GaunIdtp,
WcntsomerY 6auntp, einsewcitt mrrben. ale
Gctteepisnit uno IOl6s 8eierIhfrt lirttatsnpr
Ysrlpnsn msrcrn frsunpi6aftIt9 paJu sinselapfn.
grpfeifcr Staff sOH Mertsrsturs piro bic Gtns
wdtun9e' '9rcciSt talten uns inpsm Der @cttrS'
picnt deer ben Scnntas orIdneert wsrrrn foG. ic
puprn grrbi9tcn srn prn @brw. Strrsn @rrtdrb
mo 0arta6, ron Gancaacr, ME aud nr6 ron
aussejct6neten 9rec9crn anerrtr 9,nrmtna!O'
nrn, 9ebaltcn rrrrrn.
Charles 6iqegab, Deter 5iLlr9de,
98ilIam Hirtb, Jatcb 6rrlh,
George Deiihtr, Sau. Committee.
q. S.-Geitiss GjstrGnts rtrbsn auSbriidli@
an tciaBten 1a8sn auf psm Sir6en9rune srrtc'
ten unp prrsoisien.
gIueul I. 1858.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
9tene Stdtl0ltnte.

ttntrr,cidnrter gilt btrrpur6 Nadriht, tdB IT
mldnsit cine neut StGtIblinir 3piItcn S6nsds"
sils unp 9lasntaun rrrittet bat. SaTasitrr msr~
rsn an btGiSsn Sspinsunscn trfgrrett. Srlcn>
esrS il risis einie fir gsi6ifs'ssu;s ,wifden gee
nannten Stiptrn brqucn, inpsm tr iebsn Wcntag
unp jccen DonnrrRag pcn ShnedsuiGs nd6 aIS
lentaun unb wieerr jurid fabrt, rpebdnR GrIGs
bic rs whniGtn lire @,f6dftr srrfcrsrn, obrr ST.
ter Nur6 bn ertaItsn tsnnn. Ct tlttrt TIM 60.
ussteH 3uiprua.
Strpben Smiig.
Sun II. 1858. r4ts
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
SefCntlt6e 9Sen01t.

Gamito9s rgn 2lttu 2tugnt, rahitcns. UNI 10
lIhr &crmtto9S, ltleu om nauIs Der reriictbtncu
IS ii hetb : 10. lSethiu ron 9'relnio~s
ctls, StersNRaunac Sounfhip, 9sthd Gauutn, fol:
9tnoe N'utd auf GiftndIber &sucu pertauft wtrccn,
nimlih:
3 @atcr unN @ctttoeen, Slide, 9 GtdhIe, Gin
Sftn nit Rcbr, @iEntGfd. 3dDr. 6dbcuIhront,
Clint Spjc0cL QHotGrs, 10 Q)iros Carpets, @tcthGns
c6etbjrr, Shct:@titbirr, uno icut ucb ptds anrerr
Hrtiti i'll m'ittaufli9 gu mdon.
Die @coin9un9cn an @crtoufsto9c unb 2tufmor:
tun9 pcn
Sal. s.. gSrnYcr, @r'pr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18
GSBdr6 80. @trbrr.
Sbpma5 Srrger4
Cs.fmc rrcmc fafrftfn.

Die gcfhdfte perren wis frdber, an altrn Stahe:
plaes, Sc. %, QBcit bamiItcn Strage, pcu Sbcmas
Ytr9rr unO Coleman Il. g. Red, un;Cr bet Strma
ron Berger uuo Ssd fcrt9cftkt pcrosu,=lIno as fcH
nlhts untsrtaGtn mGrbCr Tin ale QriprehCnbch rolls
ttmmcn iu ot9cn.-Sbrs preies cIIsn isorr3tit
9oni ttat9 uuo tbrs QRoorSu pcn Der ousttcfsn Sd:
ts lsn.-8uftt oGber on uno urtbtitst fir Gub fdtt
Berger unb Scf:
Nuauif IL. 1853. na4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-08-18

9soicncu fitb oisiSr S6dt9rnbsit tbrsn Sreunrcn
ne Dem au9smsinm putttum ausaIctgsn, eOb fle
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-07
Or Two Dollars in Advance.
NUMBER 80.
The Skeleton in the House.

Every house has it's skeleton, is com
mon saying. Every family, however brim-
ming over with domestic happiness, has its
own fell spirit to haunt it,and oversperad it
at times nth iil-feeNng, annoyance, and
vexation. The skeleton" in almost every
doinicil in this city is ''the servant" Her
aWkwardness or her obstinacy, her igno-
rance or her impudenee, her arrogance or
her discretion, always furnish harvest Of
petty griefs, provoking mishaps, and prev
aleht discoids. 1t is some consolatioh,
however, to think that we are not the most
unfortunate people in the world, in this res
pect California presented once shining
example, of -girlism, well calculated
TO cheer the hearts of Responding house.
keepers in this meridian, and probably does
yet; but:Australia seems to be at this mo-
ment the Paradise of domestics and the &C.
henna OF afflicted rnistresses
! The ladies at Melbourne, it is said, on
the arrival Of a vessel with emigrants, so
down to the depot and submit to rigid ex-
animation Oh the part Of the girls who may
desire to select from among them suitable
employers. The new corners will except
no situation until fully convinced of the I'M
Iimpeachable character, habits, domestic e.
conomy, means, liberality, and soci stability
Of the parties on whom they propose to be-
stow the honor Of their auxiliarship. An
English paper adds that, after bargaining
for other advantages and immunities, the
new domestic interpolates few trifing adj
ditions. She for instance,
"Will think it looks like suspicion on the
part of her mistress if she locks up the cell
lar and the store closet. Has been ordered
to take exercise for the benefit of her health,
and hopes her mistress keeps pony and
chaise. Understands there are fancy balls
in Melbourne, and claims the right of attend
ing them. Is rather particular about dress.
and will object to the young ladies copying
her style. Has great aversion to late
hours, parties, and company in the dining
or drawing-room generally Has heard
the colonial ale is very bad, and was recon-
mended b. the ships surgeon to drink
nothing but bottled porter In the event
of her marrying from Mrs.-'s, expects
her mistress to provide the wedding break
fast. viii engage Mrs. month upon
liking, and, if the house is cheerful and
pleasant, the duties light, and the society
agreeable may consent to prolohg the en-
gagemeEt."
Our domestics in this region have not
yet arrived at this state of excessively deli
cate fastidiousness but they are approach
ing it very fast, and, as this is an age Of
progress, it is impossible to say how soon
we may find them luxuriating in the full.
bloom of complete authority. We heard of
chambernlaid, the other day, who threw
up her situation in disgust because the FAM
lily used Java coffee for breakfast, and she
had always been accustomed to Mocha i
And only yesterday friend assured us that
valuable waiter left him, after three years
service, because, at the dinner table,
Mumm's Cabinet had been substituted for
vexena's ehampaigne.-N. r. Sunday
Times
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-07
4 SIX ETCH OF SALT LAKE.

\ correspondent Of The Newark Adeerti-
ser has furnished quite graphic description
Ct Salt Lake City. He says that the streets
are all wide, and the houses are very nicely
built OF sun-dried brick and then pointed.
They are in modern style. Each Block
contains 10 acres, and there are 200 or 225
blocks, or 20 wards There are large
quantities Of small fruit, such as peaches.
piums, grapes, straw berries, &c. He
adds: .
1.-The city is almost entirely deserted
the houses are all closed, and every one has
room filed with straw, So at moments
warning the whole city can be set on fire.
All the women and children are gone there
are not more than 200 persons IN the whole
city, and they were left to barn it, if order
ed to do SO. The crops look finely, better
than ever they did before. | am boarding
at the Globe House it is the only place
wheresa man can geta meals victuals -
The Keeper is rank mormon, All the
Gentiles eat together. Among the group
may be seen Gov. Cumming and lady, ex-
Gov. Powell, Of Kentucky, Major McCul-
Tough, the Commissioners, the Superinten-
dent Of Indian Affairs, two or three Indian
Agents, three members of the New York
press, Beatdsley, assistant postmaster Of
Salt Lake City, Land several other noted gen
tlemen. We are watched pretty closely
every night, and there are at this moment
sHo men standing in front of the office fol
no other purpose than to see what is going
on, but they say nothing Their fun viii
soon be over now, the army will be here
about Wednesday or Thursday next.
believe tie whole thing is Sc tiled and they
have accepted the terms offered by the
President, [ have not seen Brigham as yet
he is not in town.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-07
GOLD AT FRASER'S RIVER

VICTORIA, June %, 1S5S.-This place
is growing like wild-6re. and every man is
as busy as a bee and has scarcely time to
breathe. Many are going to the diggings
on the river which are beyond doubt, and
will stagger Californians when they hear Of
the rich strikes below and about Fort Yale.
l have seen and talked with men from the
diggings, land whenI expressed my doubt at
the extreme richness Of the river, thew rot
angry at ID. Their opinion is, that more
gold and more rich strikes will be made this
GUNNER on the Frazier river than were
ever made in California.
!, The bars are, undoubtedly, far above
those Of California. As an instance of it, I
would State that both Capt. Huntingdon
and Purser Welch told me that on raising
the andhcF Of the Surprise, near Fort Hope,
there was considerable dirt clinging to it,
and in washing they got one dollar and a
half off what was brought up on the fukes.
Think Of that ye California miners!
The river has reached its highest point
and is now receding, and soon I expect we
shall have millions Of dust washed out.
and on the way to California and the
East