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Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-29
nIsSOLI TION.

T'HE Grm ~ Griffith & Garrison is th. day dis
i solved by mutual consent. T.. Garrison will
attend 70 settling up All the business OF The firm
All those owing as on note OF book accounts are
requested to pay up q, sOoa as possible. ~. Car
rison will continue the Furniture business ai fhr
old stand where he viii De pleased 20 see oar
friends and customers who may want anything
IN the uru.iure and Housekeeping line.
r. GRIFFITH
q. GAHniSC.1
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-29
Attention. plnnta-sl

L4BOREBS, lND V4SIERS!
VAHE undersigned has been appointed -oie agcat
Il for Claiborne County. OF lla
Louisiana Steam Clothing Factory,
for Che sale oil TIE as.clcs nr clothing manuiac-
tured ~ the Company. Slmplcs az every art..
Gle oi clothing made at tle factory NAV be- seen
III my store
schedules showing how 90 measure will Dc fur
nshed % planters aul those who desire 10 sup
ply themselves with Clothing from This factory.
Orders leit VITA me win De forwarded ono, d
week. and parties ord ring may rely upon receiv-
Ing the articles within 2 week from tie time 81
forwarding the orders
The prices of this clothing are low. and an per-
sons wanting such articles would do wen H. can
audscxamae the samples and learn the prices.
may22 w. b. FULKERSON
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-29

&eedS.A fresh supply of Landreth's Gardei
- Sceds just received and for sale hy
iehl5 ! II. KING h CO
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-29

All being stoves OF the latest and most approved
kinds.
Castings.
Skillcts. odd Lids, extra StOveware. Fire Plates
aud Irons sad Irons Iron Stands, Sovcs and
Tongs. Brass do. Candlcstcks SnulFer.. Iron Tea
kettles. French Stewpans. Crates; britannia. Plan
ished and Japanncd Wares Of all kinds; together
with large assortment o.
Hardware
Such rs Nill Files. Rasps saw Files Shoseis.
Hoes. Rakrs. Steak-batcrs. Brace. and Bits.
Casels. Augers, Hinge Butts and Hinges. Tachs.
~hoenal.. Whiiewash Brushes. Iland-ll.s. States,
Codeemlis. shutter Knobs. Curry Combs. Coal
Carriers. Cinder Shovels, Axes and AXe-hanlles
lIatchets, Hand Drills and Rat Traps Also.
general assortment Of
Pumps.
Consisting Of Force. Lifting and Chain Pumps
Also. large and well assorted stock u
Lightning Rods,
with Nayr's Improved Spiral Point and Porcelain
lnsulator Together with large assortment OF
Tinware,
OF the best material. Guttering and Spouts put
up to order.
We feel confident we will be able TO give gene
raj satisfaction to al who may favor with a call,
All bills due whcl presented.
". 4. GREEN q co.
Port Gibson. August Is. 1857. Silly
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-09-29

Having soId ont uy interest ~ the Furniture
business % Il. Garrison. } cordial bespeak ior
hin 4 liberal 0nd continued prirOaagc lr0m gll
ny friends aud .orncr customers.
fra27tf y GRIFFITH.
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Notice.


We hereby give notice that we have adopt.
ed the Cash System with regard to subscrip.
tons. Henceforth, no name will be entered
on our books unless it be accompanied BY
cash, and whenever the pay runs out the pa
per will stop, unless or until more cash i.
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers chr
do 50; but they must look to the carriers and
not TO rs for their papers, as the carrier.
buy the papers Of us, and there our respon-
sibility ends. The carriers are advised tc
require payments strictly in advance, in al
cases, but if they see Git to give credit that i,
their business and not ours.
In regard to the rates and the terms Of
payment for Advertisements and Job Work
the rules published in our papers respectively
will be strictly adhered to.
j. b. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON e co.
KEOKUK POST,
FER WV. REEs, Ac't.
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1emn rkabic Case - Gtrcums tainted
Evtdcnce.


| 70 mn rkabic Case - Circumstansial
| Evidence.
| A case of considerable interest has occur.
cd in Monroe Co., Ark, which shows what q
strong chain of circumstances can arise
against an innocent person. Two men
named Passmore and Lewis, had RATS con-
| tiguous to each other in White Rivers An
| oar escaped from the raft Of p. and lbdged
! in the neighborhood Of that OF L., who Sc
cured it, and the former had tho latter ar
rested for stealing it, but he WAS acquitted.
Very naturally l.. gave vent to soma hard
words against P. The latter did not fesent
them, but vowed to give l.. ga hW bed in
hell before three days" short tiA4rf4r
Passmore was seen going in a canoe touards
Lewis's raft, armed with double bAlfeled
shot gun and bowie knife, When ABOUT
sufficient time had elapsed for p. to raAc6
LIS raft, two discharges of gun were heard.
Next day Lewis was to deliver his raft at q
mill in Clarendon, close by, but Us he do
not do so, suspicious of something wrodk
were excited, and number OF persons went
to where the raft had been, but it was gone,
and no traces Of anything connected with it
could be found. Some weeks after this pe-
Rod, man going up the river found, in
some drift wood, body, whose size and
dress answered description Of Lewis. The
body had in it buckshot holes and atabs.-
Passmore was arrested and held in heavy
bail. Shortly after this, the steamer Sam
Hale arrived at Charleston, and the pilot,
Bateman, and the captain, Dougherty cleared
Passmoro of all suspicion. They testified
that they bad seen Lewis at Napoleon three
weeks after the occurrence. and that the
boat had paid him some money that had
been owing him. Passmore was Of course
discharged.
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Arrival Of the stsamer Kangaroo

NEW YoRK, July 81.
The steamer Kangaroo arrived to- day from
| Liverpool 7th. Her adviees have been main
| ly anticipated by the North Star.
The Kangaroo passed in the Mersey, july
4, the schooner Col. Cook Of Detroit, Mich
gan, just coming to anchorage.
LONDON, July The Turkish impera
decree, calling out 900 men to the reserve
is alleged by the Porte to be occasioDed BY
the necessity of having at hand sufficient
force to procure the execution Of measures
OF order and reorganization which the gov
eminent was resolved to apply to all of the
provinces conformable to its engagements
with the allied powers.
The arrivals Of grain are very limited
Wheat is in good demand at rather over me-
dum prices Spring fully as dear, but not
quite SO active. Flour is held for extreme
rates.
Consols for Account, 65s(a953.
QUEENSTOWN, July There is no news
yet of the Agamemnon, and it is thought
likely that she may be steering for Plymouth.
LIVERPOOL. july I, 2 p. m.-Messrs. Il. s..
Il Go. report the weather fine. Wheat quiet
but steady, holders asking full rates. Flour
also firm. Indian corn unchanged. Provis-
ions unaltcred. Cotton opened quiet and
more freely.
The steamship Supply, commander Andrew
r. Gray, from Rio Janeiro llth, arrived here
to-day.
The flag ship st. Lawrence was lying at
Rio Janeiro when the Supply left. The sloop
OF war Falmouth and the brig Perry were
cruising.
The steamship st. Lawrence sailed this
afternoon for Aspinwall with detachment
OF 400 troops under command of Capt. A. l..
Smith. They are bound for Washington ter
ritory to reinforce Col. Steptoe.
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mepubfican Uounsy Convention.

RePublican County Convcntions
The Rspublicsns of Lee County viii meet in
convsaion At CHARLESTON, ON SATURDAY
JULY fSth. for the purpose Of nominating can.
didate for Clerk Of the County; also, to appoint
delegates to the judicial Convention to BE- held Al
Burlington, on the 18th Of July next, to nominate
. candidate for Judge Of the First judicial Dis
tFict Of lows nd for the transaction Of such 9th
or business a. the public interest may require.
PHILIP YIELE,
Chairman Rep. Central Committee.
June 2 a, 1855
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REPUDLIcAN NOMINATIONS,
For Congress,
"a MUEL X. CURTIS.
Juaicini Convention.

There win be Convention Of Delegates from
the Counties Of Lee, Henry, Louisa and DE
Moines, tecmprising the LIST Judicial District,
holdsn At Burlington. Wednesday July 18Th, at
o'clock p. m, for the purpose Of nominating can
ddstes for Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, and Mem
her Of the BoArdof Education. The ratio Of rep.
rcsentAtion win be delegate for each one hun.
dred Republican voters.
PHILIP YIELE, Chm Cent. CON-, Lee Co.
d. s. ELLIOTT, Henry Co.
A. W. TAYLOR, Louisa Co.
FITZ HENRY WARREN, Dies Moines Co
! nnA - Iaks
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TcieNruphic News.

NKw YoRK, July 81.
[Tribune's Washington Correspondence |
Our Consul will remain in Mexico and com
muDication will be continued with the Mexi-
can Minister here until some decisive policv
is adopted, which win depend entirely upon
the future development Of events. There is
no encouraging news, touching the ratifca-
ton OF the treaty with New Grenada Mar
thine ships of war are to be stationed ut As
pinwall and Panama to keep open the Tran.
SIT, with instructions to send lorce ashore
in case Of any outbreak. A considerable ma
val force is aso to be ordered off San Juan,
with view of intimidating the Nicaragu-
ans into ratification Of the Cass y
treaty.
SAVANNAH, July 20.-Mobile papers re-
ceived here say that Col. Young, recently ap
pointed Consaf to Havana, died at his resi-
dence in Mississippi on the 18th inst.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-The bridge over
the Little Lehigh, at Allentown, Pa, broke
down as the up coal train was passing. Jo-
ell Fields and VIM. Loordis were killed; no.
body else was injured.
NEw YORK, July 2l.--The Africa sailed
day for Liverpool with lo7 passengers,
including Bishop McIlvsine, and S66s 900 in
specie.
The Spanish screw frigatc Burenguda, five
days from Havana, has arrived here for fresh
provisions.
The pilot boat Enchantress, No. Is, was
run into off the light ship, by the ship Ma
pier, bound out, and lost both her masts be-
SIDES other damages.
MONTPELIER, VI, July l2.-Last Thursday
the inhabitants of Warren, town bordering
on the western range Of the Green Noun
tains, and about twenty miles from Montpel-
Her, were rallied to surround piece of for
est in which d large bear had taken refuge.
The ring was formed and the men marched
inward TO inclDse the animal in the centre,
where he was discovered and greeted with a
general shower Of bullets from every part Of
the closing lines.
The bear, which was n monstrous one,
weighing over 400 lbs, was instantly killed
but, sad to say, he was found not to be tho
only victim. man by the name Of Cass
had been shot through tho abdomen by some
careless or excited gunner standing on the
opposite side Of the ring, who aimed ut the
bear but needed not the unfortunate man
who stood within range Of his bullets. Cass,
after lingering six or eight hours, expired
the same night. Cor. Boston Trav.
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Utssouw,rcm

fIsuE Co-Partnership heretofore exist,n. h..
L tween the Subscribers, under the name ana
arm Of farrar ! Haines, Is this day dissolved ~
mutual consent. Robert 4 T. Q. Hsipes will con-
anue In the business, and sign the name Of the
hrn in liquidation. They will also scttie All ~.
counts ~ the ,ete f-,r era -tl aehts dye 4.
be paid them. Ii. 8. FARRAR
ROBERT HAINR6
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The undersigned, having formed Co. Partner.
ship uader the name and style Of Haines 1 Brother
and purchased the entire intercst OF II. s. Farrar
will continue the business Of mannfaet srinx Eash
Doors, blinds, Flooring, Pump-Tubins, &C.. N
the cid stand, corner Of &Biuk Etrests. near tn
ksokuk ~. Dss Moines Rail Read Depot
RODENT HAINEH,
4 0cfa-h
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EN0R burning Coal Oil, which in point Of economy
l. and brilliancy excels all others. One Lamp ID
equal to the lightof six candles, and Is ave times
cheaper than burning 6uid. II gives out no odor
in combustion, and win not explode. In bringing
this lamp before the public il is unnecessary to
append testimonials, as its own merits are deemed
sufficient to insure Its adoption.
The above Lamp and Oil can be obtained ut
NO. Ola Main-st., between "a and Sd, one door
below kiekey's Hat Store
iy22-dIm H. g. MERRILL
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MANUFACTURES AT THE SourH.-The extent
to which manufactures have been introduced
at the South is not generally appreciated.
In Georgia alone, there are more than sixty
cotton factories, while in other States, par
ticularly in Alabama and Louisiana, such
factories are being continually erected. Ii
is true that these factories are confined to
the coarser descriptions Of fabrics; but when
Massachusetts began to manufacture cotton
goods, she also commenced with the coarser
descriptions, and has only advanced to the
liner qualities. Indeed, for the most deli
cate fabrics, We are compelled, even vet, to
90 abroad. Besides, it is chiefly tho com.
moner sort Of cotton goods, such as the slaves
wear, that are in demand at the South: and
these, on this account, apart from other
causes, are what must pioneer manufactures
there, 1t is noticeable fact, too, that
Southern manufactures, instead Of declining
are on the increase, proof that they are no,
forced exotic, but healthy Development
lBalt. American.
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eTThe Fl. Madison plaindealer the or

W TUG rt' MhuIson PIaindeaIer, the or
gan and advocate OF DR.. Eads and the reg.
nlar Locofoco county clique organ also, has
run up An dependent ticket at the head Of
its columns, consisting of Clagett for Judge,
and Goodrich for District Attorney.
Eads and Goodrich control the Democrat
10 press at Fort Madison, and Clage,t has
bought the Democratic organ here.
Really, the Democracy are In tight
place.
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llattlesn ak es.

With surprising quickness rattlesnakes
hunt and secure their prey, capturing with
little difficulty the agile squirrel, which in
vain ascends to the tops Of the highest trees
to get out Of the way of q foe commonly
classed among the creeping things Of the
| earth.
While lying on the ground to watch the
habits OF bird that was new to him, Au-
dubon heard slight rustling in an adjoin-
inc thicket, from which foil grown gray
squirrel bolted, and bounced off in a straight
line, in leaps of several fact at time. Not
Tar behind was a rattlesnake Of the ordina-
ry size, in hot pursuit, drawn apparently out
to his full length, and sliding over the
ground SO rapidly that in few moments it
seemed to gain sensibly upon the SQUIRREL
| Making for tree, the squirrel assembled to
its topmost branches as nimbly as squirrels
are known to climb. The snake performed
the same task at considerably slower rate,
yet still very fast, eyed attentively By the
Auirrel as he mounted and approached.-~
When within n few yards, the latter leaped
to another branch, and the snake followed
by stretching out full two-thirds of it's body
while the remainder secured it from falling.
Passing thus from branch to branch with
great rapidly, the squirrel went into several
holes but remained in none, knowing well
thai whatever Its head could enter would adj
nit his antagonist. At last, much exhausted
and terrified, the squirrel took q desperate
leap and came to the earth, with legs and
tail spread to ease the fall. Instantly the
snake dropped also, and was within few
yards OF the squirrel before the latter had
begun to make of. The chase again COM
mencad but before tho squirrel could gain
another tree, the snake seized it by the back
near the head, and soon rolled about it in
such way that, though the cries Of the VIC
tim were heard, scarcely any portion of its
body could be seen.
SO completely absorbed was the snake with
its ultimate object, that no attention was
paid to the naturalist, who watched at leis-
ure the whole process of uncoiling and swat
lowing the prey, Plainly, little knowledge
of the natural history OF the reptile would
be of high service to squirrels in the like ex-
tremity, who might save themselver by taking
to the white ash tree for refuge, instead of
the oak, beech or pine.
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CURIOUS PRizE.--The Wheeling IntelIigt

CURIOUS pRlzK.-The Wheeling Intelligen-
Ger says:
The clerk at an uptown grocery, few
days since, opened his eyes wider, and was
seized with nervousness akin to the "buck
agae." Whom emptyiug sack of Rio coffee
he discovered in the middle of it two small
cotton cloth bags or purses. On examining
the contents Of one Of the bags he found a
note of the Royal Bank Of Brazil, with the
characters of $1,000, purporting to be pay
able Mt that institution for value received
dated 1887 also piece Of silver coin, about
the size OF a quarter Of a dollar, Of Brazil
ian stamp, issued under the reign Of "petros
H." dated 1887. The other bag contained lc
"yaller boys" little larger than our dollar
pieces, also OF brazilian coinage, and marked
very plainly with the figures "20,'' ss4o''
and $50" How this treasure came to its
singular hiding place is matter of curious
conjecture.
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NUIIUE Is hereby given to al parties lie rest ed
that the consolidation OF the Iowa Southern
and the ke"kuk and Nebraska Railroad Companies
according TO an act authoriEing the same has been
Perfected. This articles of consolidation entered
INTO for the construction If the road from Keosau-
qua, Van Burcu Co., to the Missouri river, and 10
be styled and known as the hebraska and South
Iowa Railroad Co.. and now fully authorized to ear
~ out the object OF their organisation.
RALPH P. LOWE, Pros't.
h. MArsE, Scc'y.
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nkNTlsT, corner Of Third and Main streets.
- Rsosuk, Iowa, over Xix, Hale Co.'S Hank
entrance On Third st. Special attention given 10
the preservation Of the natural teet h. Of
exposed dental nsrvc, and correcting
OF the dental arch. Artificial Teeth of the best
and anish, from singh, tooth to an entire set
Jy2od6m
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A Full Tlcxrr.-The Independent ticket
for this Judicial District should be filed up
Let the twins, Clagets and Goodrich, be in.
creased to trio by adding the name OF Eads
"a candidate for member Of the Board Of Ed
ucation. His experience ms Superintendent,
will Doubtless add much strength to the
ticket.
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!, GgR would seem that men often value
Tue Work Of human hands more than they do
uaose o. nature. In Florence, the marble
statue OF girl often brings ten thousand
dollars, but IN Constantinople you can with
that amount buy q dozen lovelier crosture - 81
aesh and blood. -
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eT-The Lafayette llnd.) journal says tha.
Gov. Willard has 90 far recovered from his
recent dangerous attack OF illness q to be
able to be about. He 10 unable 10 speak
above his breath, and fears are entertained
shat he will never recover the use Of bis
voice.
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GT The Des Moines has been up nearly as
high as at any time this year, flooding the
bottoms, destroying the second planting Of
crops, and running in extensively back Of
Alexandria. 1t began to fall yesterday.
II 10 reported that IA rise of IA feet Mt
St. Panl, and II feet at Dubuque, is coming
down the Mississippi.
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O RAND True RAILR o A ,
=

X An TIKI X RAIL n ga y
OF CANADA.
~ADELIdHTfUL 4 ROMANTIC RoUTE~un
PROM rnk wRsf TO
Bost0n, ksU York, and TIE Eastern Skafes
Wa fAs Michigan Cenf,ai, Great Wear~.
0gae~sbsygh 4 Vermont Central sad
Passengers BY this rouie have an Opportunity Of
wishing soue Of the grandest aud most von-
derfui scenery Ia the world, including Toyosfe.
Ntassss Yslis, Svspsnson Bridge 7Nossand Isiss1s.
RAytds 81 the st. LaWvence, Quebec Montreal WAHs
Mssnistss fAt 1sbsisr b idgs fnesrfy fro ,tiss q
ieSgfA), Lake CAsm1iafn, Fsns Of Monss,OyeHei.
Hs1soa River, etc., ETC.
On and after Nay !. 1858, Baggage win b
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EMaCRARrs.
PAsssges may Be secured 81 The oGBes az ths Ceu-
Pany in Chteagu BY sAILane ships fron Lpudeu.
Liverpool, Plyncdth, 0iaagow, BsistoI. Hvn.
Abefdsen end Aoutsoee. An aGsst Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supsrintsnds the rsnevsI Fl
snigranb end bsggAge 81 Qasbec fres Of chsves.
Fare from $50 70 @ss to Chicago, inciudine
cooked pfovisioss.
The Msnnssh Steamship
=. y VIA n n n,
OF - 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONoi
10 under contract 10 this Compan for one or more
trips to Portland. Tourists return tickets froa
Chicago to the principal towns In karops viii
shortly be issued. Tickets from chicaRo Tor All
points Esst, also for the Leviatkau, or Tor the NJ
o.S. 3. Co.'s ahips, can be obtained at the once
Of the Grand Trunk Railrcsd, No. 80 Dearborn
atreet, Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Trunk X. X. Co., Of Canada.
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IN The Democratic Convent at Mt.
Sterling, nominated Morris, nti-Lecompton,
Tor reelection to Congress from the Quincy
District. The Lecomptonitcs caved in.-
Roosevelt, OF Warsaw, also anti Lecomptop,
Was nominated for the Legislature.
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Notice.
TNAX SALE OF LOT FIR the Cost of abating a
L nuisance upon said Lot:
Owners names. Lot. Block. Tax. Cost,
lnknown, 2 AZ $3.50 $l.25
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen to the owner or own
ers ofthe above described lot that special tax has
been assessed and levied upon said lot, being the
amount expended by the City Of keokuk for filing
said lot for tho purpose Of abating n nuisance on
tue same, cauaed by stagnant water, and unless
payment be made Of the taxes so levied, and
also all costs, before the 2ist day Of August, A.
=. 1898, the said lots, much thereof a.
snail be necessary to discharge said tax and
costs, will be sold on the day aforesaid, at the
Mayors Office, in said city, between the hours Of
0 clock q. IN. aud 5 o'clock .. Ii.
c. G.. STEVENS,
Collector of the City OF Keokuk
Lee County and state Of Iowa.
July % Ishs-dAw
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The CALIFORNIA UEGiRA.-- The Frazer,s
River gold excitement at California is up TO
fever heat. The steamer Republic left San
francisco for the North on the 7th, with
about 500 passengers, all bound for the new
mines. The steamer Commodore sailed on
the 9th, With about 800 Frazer River aspi-
rants. The steamer Panama left on the
18th, with $40 passengers; tho Georgiana
on the 18th, with 1870; the barque Adelaide
loft on the same day with 100; the steam
er Pacific left on the l4th, with 100; and
the steamer Cortez on Thursday with 1000
souls aboard.
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BAKING BgErs.--A traveller In italy saws
that one Of the most interesting novelties in
that country was baked beets, which are oar
ried hot from the ovens and sold in the
streets at all hours Of the day. lie tried
them as a matter Of curiosity, and found
them delicious when eaten with butter, salt
and pepper. Thousands buy and eat them
thus, and not unfrcquently make up an en-.
tire meal in this way. This is not new IA
Is, aaa &c assure az .ha. taey viii end j:
superior 70 boiling, as baking renders them
much more tender. sweet and juicy.-[R. /,
Pendulum.
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GV The Gate compliments the Democrat
10 party as ''poor white trash " Journal.
We SAID:
1.-THE 'poor white trash of the journal Of
nee pitch into the 'little darkies' and then
Fhen the coiored gemmen make fight, they
BACK down and makea whining appeal TO the
chivairy to come TO their add
The "poor white trhsh'' oAthe Journal Of
flee having succeeded in controlling the par
~ in regard to the matter Of Judicial nom
anation, seem to think they are really rux
party, and extend personal compliment TO
themselves, TO the entire Democratic party.