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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-02

Ths Ms.rpss a10l1 ~. - ss1l.k
following Nm ssSl111 II 1laks, -
= scurss ~ srs astSesstvsa hSlps
Csateu. sossA China.
xxahaagss Deagos.
nsnsanex 90
n...sssl, E's :.
a a:iss::i n.,is-.,L
Stafford.
0rsssss, Bangor.
xEw HAnrszIass
Exsssr Exeter.
Western, spriassslA.
vxanous.
South Rsyaiten.
Stark, psnnington.
oorsnO9lcu4.
farmers Bsidssport.
Psquoanock Do
Wooster, Daubufy.
Hsttsrs, Bethel.
Colchester, Coleh0tsr.
Merchants Rxshsags, Bridesrcst.
North Amer, Esynosr.
PAweesssk, PAwestuek.
Woodbury., Woodbury..
UncAs.
Granite Bank.
LitchAsh.
RHODE ISLAND.
Bills Of ell the Rhode Island Banks, ex-
espt the following; are now received at the
1s1blk Bank, Wis:
Bask sf eesth County, Bank Of the ksPsbSs.
fssners nank Hopkinton Bank.
kAs1s Islan1 CSs. Bk. Tiver.on
NafWiok LAX. Mt. Vernon
rev yosx.
AsSissitusai, HsrkinsF County.
DAisynaa I. Nevpost.
Oliver La Co. 3, rsissned in Albany.
Reciprocity Bn1Alo.
sasksst's Aasbor, Ba6aio.
Ontario, utieA.
Bank II Orleans, Albion.
Yst4s Coasty, Pens Yam.
Central Bsah Of Now York, Utica.
hsniitoa Exchange, arsens.
Western Bank, Lockport,
Powell Bank, Nswbargh,
CheUnpg 10. Bank,
OntAxio Co. Bank Phelps.
Pratt, Buffalo.
Commercial. Perth Amboy.
BANK of New Jersey, New Brunswick.
Mechanics and Manufacturer, Trenton
Morris County.
rHHnsrLvAHiA.
Erie City Bank.
Warren county Bank.
Farmer and Drcyers Bank, WsynesbuFgh:
Honesdaie Bank, Honesdaie.
Bank Of MiddlstowD.
Lancaster Bank.
MAINLAND.
Farmers and Merchants Bank ,0reensboro'.
Valley Bank, Hagerstown.
Cum berland Savings Bank.
Mineral Bank OF Maryland, Cam bsrlsnd.
VIRGINIA.
Kanawha.
Trsns-Alieghsny
OHIO.
City Bank, CINCINNATI.
iandusky City Bank.
Union Bank, Sandusky.
Canal do Cleveland.
Seneca County Bank.
Miami Valley do Dayton.
City Bank OF Columbus.
Clinton Bank, do
Springfield Bank, Springfield.
Dayton bank, Dayton.
MICHIGAN.
Teumseh Bank.
peninsulaf Bank, Detroit.
Macomb Go. do Mt.Cismcns.
Farmers i Mechanics bank, Detroit.
INDIANA.
Tippecanoe Bank, WiDnemae.
Tippecanoe-Bsnk, Logansport.
Bank Of the Capitol, indianapolis.
Central Bank, do
Exchange Bank, Greeneastle.
Bank Of Warsaw.
ILLINOIS.
Bank Of Believille, Beileville.
Stock Security Bank, Danvilis.
Peoples Bank, Carmi.
Rushvilie, Nashville.
Hussonvilie, Hutsonville.
wIscoHsIR.
All received.
WASHINGTON, DC.
Not received.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Not received.
GEORGIA.
Not received.
rRHskssEE.
Not received.
EEBsAsKA.
Not received.
New Jersey, Pennsylvanfa ANA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-02

J.. A. N A s. O N,
I'D II N II L s II
Go to DR.. MASON, where you can get the
best Of work done without paying
oil you have got for it, and
Where you. can hare set Of Teeth made
that uiu suit you, ,ctthouf h0ring three
or four sets made, and paying :.
for them each tina.
lie makes use OF the best stock-Gold Plate
made from the Coin.
He makes the heavy trimmed and heavy round
lining Patchwork.
His work need only be seen to be admired.
N. Bile makes his own specimens.
mySd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-02

vTHE Co. Partncrship heretofore existiSf -.
= tween the subscribers, under the name "a
arn Of Barrar a Hainss. Il tins day dissolved -
mutual consent. Robert 4 P. Q. HG,uss will 80 !
tisue In the business, and sign ~ name Of he
sTm II liquidation. They will also settle all ae-
counts Of the late firm, and AL debts dus il mast
b. paid them. III. S. FARkAR,
ROBERT HAINES.
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Co.H,artnerehtn.

The undersigned, having formed . Co. Partner
ship uuder the name and ylc Of Aainos Brother.
and Purchased tho entire Interest or u. 3. Rerrar
will continue The badness q manufactssins eAaA.
Doors, Blinds, Flooring, Pamp-rub e., q
the old stand, corner u Bluf Streets. neer ~
Ksokuk s Fl. Dos Aoinss Nail Road Depot.
ROBERT HANNA.
Ksoknk sept. y, ~. r. q. HAINE6.
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HEvsry vote in the United States Sem
ate 70 Increase the rates Of postage came
from pro-slavsry members. Every Rspubli-
can present vstsd in the negative.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-02

Was Gov. SrEwART WHIPPED Pit wss sta
ted that the Executive Of Missouri got fog
ged in drunken brawl, lately. 1t was de-
MED. But the matter vas investigated, and
turns put true. The Governor Vas drunk,
insultSd genslsnan on the street, and got
thrashsd, q hc dsssrvsa.
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NOTICE.
Our respective Banking Hsssss will not b open
for business on the 5th Of July, 1885, Parties hsv-
ing bills mAtaring on that dsy viii please pay on
Saturday, I'd inst.
ESQ. g. ANDERSON co... IL. X. Lows : CO.
liAscn . TuoxrsoH, Xix, HALs 4 CO..
Juiy1d sCHAPlx Lee.
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Al
Tho DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE il
In McCUxE's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room frst door 70 the right.
Orders for al kinds Of Job Work filed
with nsssness and dispatch.
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BLACKWO0D'3 KDINBUR0H MAG, fTory.1
Thsse Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties Of Great Britsin--Whe, Tory,
and Radicai--but politics forms only one feature
of-thsir character. A organs Of the most pro-
found writerson Science Literature, Morality and
Reiigou, they stand, - they have ever stood, mn
rivaled In the world Of letters, being considered
indis psnsabie 70 the scholar and the professional
man, while to the gent reader al every Glass
they furnish more correct and sstsfaotosy record
Of The earrent Aterat&re Of the day, throughout
the world. than can be possibly obtained from any
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
Reprints, inarmuch ~ they can now b. placed In
the hands Of Subscribers about a soen a. the org
nal editions.
PER AxxuH.
For any one Of the four Reviews, 81 90
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For any three Of the fonr Resiews, o.
For all four OF the Reviews, 90
For Black Wood's Magazine, 90
For Dlackwood aud three Reviews, on
For Bisckvood and tbs four Reviews, 10 90
Paymets 10 DO made In all eases in advance
Msney current in the State where issued will b
received at par.
CLUBBING.
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above prices viii be allowed TO CLUBS ordering
above works. 1hus: four copies Of BlAek wood or
Of one Review, will h sent 70 sddrsss for ~;
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In ali the princpal cities and towns, these works
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Periodicals. above named Ia about Thirty zone Dol
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Onten prayer Meeting.
The question will be submitted ct the
Prayer Meeting this morning, whether the
msetings shall be discontinued for the pres
snt. A general atssn dance Of oil persons in
terested 10 desirable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-02

TOr. Lisb 10 70 follow Douglas on the
stump through Illinois, Il i sid for the pur-
pose Of def lding himself and the Admins
tration. A puppy yelping q the heels Of ;
linn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-02

DAMLON. chamber ana kltchen
SETS, Of all kinds, for sails cheap for Cash BY
GEO. Il. KlLBOURNE, Agent,
Msin-st., bet. ID and Sd,
mayl5a keokuk, Iowa.
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The GROWING CLIMAX:

DR. j. X. RlCkEH
las just received splendid stock OF dentle-
J. men q aud Youths HATS, Of every quality
and we'll suited for the Also, Mis- SOS Straw
Flats and Ladies' Riding Hats.
First come, first served.
iune 4-d NO 60 MAIN-ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-07-02

LEONARD SCOTT 4 CO.,x
Reprint Of the Br,iish Periodicals aud the
F0ymsys' Guide.
cRYAr REDUCTION IN rHr PRICE or TIE LATrxR
PUBLICATION.
r SCOTT / CO., OF NEW YORK, CONTINUE
IL. 70 publish the following leading British Pc
riodicsls, viz:
/.
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, tconse,vativs.)
2.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, fwhia,)
B..
a.
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW tLihcral.)
e.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
We expect I'll Job Work to be paid for on
delivery, unless shsre IL : special understand
ing 70 the contrary.

NEW AefICLn o. PLUHDBR.--f cesorday
gentleman came up here from Quincy on
hunt for hogs bristlss. Some body had sto-
len $3.50 worth Of that article from him. He
Wa susssssfal 10 his search. The thief had
them spread ont TO the sun for drying, in the
vicinity Of the Gas works. How he sdsnfi-
fed bic bristlss, Ne do mot know.
BuRoLAaY.-Msssrs. McGavic, Chittsndsn
Co. were surprised yesterday morning 1t
the unusual appearance Of their counting
room. The lower half Of the upper window
sash was broken out and the glass safely de-
posted on the groand. Enssring q this
place, the door Vas then opened. Two sacks
Of soGss had bssn brought from ths froas
roos. On these the safe Zone Of Hsrrinss)
was plaesd, and the door exploded By pow.
der. Ths inside drawers and books were "a
ken ous, hi. papers sxanissd, and sonsthing
over $500 ID good nonsy ard drafts we're
stolen. CrowbaEs, picks, and chissls wsrs
left on the floor. man slept in the front
part Of the upper room, but he was evidently
watched, - the rear door and window we're
found open in the morning.. II vs. we'll.
planned and skillfally executed burglary. It
was probably done about ono O'Clock, ~ .
Waterman on the Level saw another man 30
from tho pavement 10 the rear end Of the
store about that time, and few minutss a.
ter oakoer Brown had passsd up street. There
were doubtless two and perhaps more bur-
glars. A number Of Suspicious persons hsd
been seen around here, and several houses
and stores were watched that night by their
n4nAea nth unnaual nAYa.
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100. -. ii 49,
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- 81 ;85 - N = 3
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- s1esess ~ eNtp "a SQe1Alo 1rIa7
ss.slGl.. saEas al 2sss SsSs2 a 14
H. = $50 3 .aiasss1 ssaasaa r.. a5
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delay ,by any 81 IL duly sssSori..7 xs-S
fsA4l8
aorB.,ins,s attend. - 8 ,,.h v,......A Z.
deiity.~. - w. sSHs$3s
OFFICE Of the Keokuk Asenav ens~sp ~
and Main sts n. T. frH-TS Efss4 IN 4S3
mch9IAv6m 611SS3 1'1a 2@
yns&Ns x
sTEWART 0H1HRH4M Es1Exz
once fornsrIy occupied bv HaseA
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lust RECEIVED, A Large Let -
JSUPERI0k ICE CHESTH-an indispsnss-
BILE article In every famiiy-for sale very Cheap BY
GEO. y. KILBOURNE, Agent,
june2-d Main-st., bet. "a D Sd.
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w W . i = =
Ne. = aAIs-sr., kssvx.
cznAr CASH ss0
ArnIL, 100.
Ia WOW II 1svns N spHrso STOCK or
NEW sPnISG AnD sunMEx
g q q ID S!
Embracing mscA larger and more general ~
soYtmsnt of ~
Rics ana splenaiA GseAs,
Goods have All been bought within III
last month for Cash, and ct
Prices that only this
Springvouid bsy
them ct,
AND WILL n SOLD AZ DRIcxs
~rOR CAsHsOR
That other cash oredits tore will attempt v
compete with.
In short, my STOCK rs EXTENSIVE and dssi-
rable, and will b. SOLD AT PRICES that will b
looked for In vain at any other store.
lam prepared to give . general benefit 70 ny
friends and the world At large, and will be found
on hand ready and willing 70 impart favofs 70 al
who want 70 buy
GOODS CHEAP YOR CAs9l
Fine French Lawns, Fine Robes A'Qsilis,
Fine Organdie Muslins, Fine Bsrsgs
Robes, Fine French Challis,
In every shsds cad color, - Per csns. Tess
than ever before sGsesa.
Plain Tafssa, Black Watersd, Poulst d.jeis,
Satin du'Chine, and Plain Black
SILKS, at Bargains.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW
Stella, Thibet and Grape SHAWLS, IAss1
and Silk MANTILLAS and TALMAS.
PRINTS, GiNGHAMs AND DE LANES,
From No Price Up.
G A r p e T Il q o n 8
On the second floor, are now filled with New and
Cnoicx SrYLrs Of
velvet, Brussels, Tapestry and su.
per Ingrnin,
And ali the lower grades Of CARPETING; making
altogether much the largest, and many
sErrEa QUALITIES OF
RICH vELvETs AND BRUSSELS
Than ever before kept In this market.
Also, Floor OIL Cloths, al Uidths, Rugs,
Mats, and Stair Rods.
All Of which viii be sold good per cent. Less
than can be bought elsewhere. and at prices
that will hare comparison with
ANY OTHER nARkEr.
All Things are Ready. Come
Examine Compare Prices and oaaliiy
With Any Other Store,
AND BE CON VINCE D..
April 81, '5s-d ". W. FEM aNE.
- n n n ~ m m r, ~ -
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Mugual Nc gift late IanuRomoGa
Chartered BY tAe State sf Nss Jsyaav. a1
Losses paid up to January l, ls53,...4 ,yox10
Dividends paid TO injured
Net accam uIated Cap
Policies are issucd In the Abcve rel16k
responsible Life Insurance Company, u r.
ons-half the premium In cash, giving n(1eI
other half 1t per cent. intefsst-AnGon1S
dsnds, averaging as psr cent, paid to insass
rot 70 stoekhet1ers.
Call and SEQ the agents far ahovs Cen1
STEWART ! antr1l
eiS,OOO Rarss Mersgage M Y
OF the tin : r.. wvss p. =. = -
IMPROVED oTfY Property IOa r.
IMPROVED FARMS FOR GAf1E7sz2
Lana Warrants WAAN1
500 Acres Cheaeey NArsnana 41111i
In Lncas - Ringgold Ooun ~
Fere sls CAssp - EecAsnee ~ -. IN
eMslnAslpAia CITY RSone1tv.
Il 11chaAgs Tor Farming LAID = II
Z Missouri or IlIinois, ~
Lesssll r.,.A... = s...A... -.
=, :. < ssasll I s~:E1:l : sniy.Suuu
ArroaSii ~ es1iiS7ifo
Genes Ue11saSlnt AI F.
F0kT DODGE .,..ss ..sas
nsa; John Y. stoskdals. 1suis43
Lard 00ss; ASss n 4 81 q sssI aJ R3I
Hon. Thonas 6tAsoq 11oivss Issf8
Hon. wn. 4. 11i, osaA. H.pl1s. r.v.2 l.
Cen. vaA AntwSrp, Ksokuk, Iowa. zs
Hsa. y. p. Teaspoon. Jadss 18th Jetief
srisk, Has1sson, Iowa. .T7a Z
Geo. B. Rei1s Xoeknk, Iowa; IN
Y. O. 1ins1, = lInlnn, Iowa. ss ssSa
Hen. 8. =. DsnSleS, lnhinston, D. D. IN
June Idly II
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EARLY COPIES.

The receipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from The
British publishers gives additional value TO these
Reprints, inaxmuch ~ they ear now b. placed In
the hands Of subscribers about ~ the origi
nal editions.
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INSURE YOUR LIVES. I
For the Benefit Of thoss yow Lee6 Z

Musnaa Be CIT LATE Iasusan@&1
Chartered By tAf State " Nsv Jsya6U, ~
Losses paid up to January /, ls5s,... 81, ox1l
Dividends paid 10 Injured
Net accam ulated Cap
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Insurs your Property agoissf Z
FlREt FIN q kBRR A.
In the following responsible Coan 9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-04
Disease of the Liver.

BY this disease we understand an inflammation Ell
ther in the membrane or substance OF the liver,
known by duh pains in the right side the stomach
always dIsordered, the yellow iinge Of the skin, dry
cough, tongue coated. costiveness, heh-coored
urine, and Of thick nature; weakness and
we're pains in the head
The quantity of corrupted humor in the region Of
the liver, causes defective secretion Of the bile
The liver when healthy, filter TO the blood
to separate all impurity from it, or to refine t. hen
diseased, IL cannot purify the blood which. when sent
to the lungs, brains. and other parts in morbid con-
dition, NAV cause Jaundice. Consumption. insanity,
&c. and Withholding the natural stimulus to the in
tsstines, causes Dyspepsia, Piles. ana other com.
plants, you perceive the direct way unrave aud
tear the whole system to pieces.
A patient. suffering from this complaint shnuli
sort to speedy relief. Yet the-e very fe~ medi-
cines worth In curing diseases. What then
shall be dole1 w say, Or. Morse's Indian Root
Pills, az they are composed of plants and roots
they will be found cure for this painful lis
ease, because they purge from the body those cor.
rupt ard stsgnant humors, ana c,e nse and renew
the blood, which Is the only Of the disease
Of the liver, and the Inflammation of the kidney End
the bladder bit Of every description az disease
From Of the a,ove pills, taken every night or
going to bed, will few days. entirely relieve th'
holy Of everything that is OPT osei to health
Or. Morse Indian Root Pile sold by all deal
err ia Medicines. my7-im
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-04
Mexican SI,,.,.nz iiuimsnt.

IRtrinslc yiItue alone could insure the success
which this article has attained-for Rheumatism,
salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises, Stiff Joints. Calls,
Sprain, Pole Evil. and swellngs upon Horses. 1t has
equal for Man or Beast. No person will he with
out il who has tested its value. And with ref
to the general estimation of the Mustang Lini
ment. I can cheerfully say that ar.cls ever per
formed so many cures in our neishborhood rs this-
L.. W. Smith, Ridgefeld, Conn.," 3. Leitch, Esq
Hyde Park Vt. writes. 'that the horse vas consider
ed worthless (hs 7psv.n), but since the free
use OF the Mustang Liniment l have sold him for
$50. Your Liniment is doing wonders up here -
Such testimony is reaching every day. The halt
is not told. Every family should have it Beware
Of any other "BFags's iiaiment." 1t Ii base imi
tation. BARNES 4 PARK,
my--lmdSE proprietors, New York.
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jealw

The Pill Trade. could dream Of the mag
Bitude such an undertaking as the manufacture OF
PurFative PHI assumes when il comes into general
usef And how painfully do the following numbers
speak Of the amount OF human sickness and suffer
Ing. that little morsei Of remedy goes forth to COM
bat and subdue. DR.. J. Aver, 81 Lowell. manufsc'
lures in his labratory forty gross per diem Of his
Csthartic Pills through all the year. This is eight
boxes a minute, or one dose second. We thus
find 43oO0 persons swallow This pill everyday
or 2s;o00a month. Physicians, think of that -
900 patients day who seek relief from the medical
skill of one man. Surely, that man should 5e, a. hf
is in this case one of the first intelligence and Of the
highest character. His occupation entails upon hin
a fearful responsibility for the veal woe OF hi
fellow man. -TPainesville Courier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-06-04

~The Springfield Mess.,) Republican
has turned up the following extracts from the
Court records Of Hampshire county for Lore,
in which wholesome lessons Of economy are
inculcated, in what We Of this day would
think decidedly hard manner:
divers women at Springfield presented at
the court in March last, for that being of
mean estate they did weare silkes contrary
To law, viz:-Goodwife Lobdea, Good wife
Holtum, Goodwife Morgan, Goodwife Bar
nard, Mary and Hephzibah, Jones Hunta's
wife and daughter, and Abel Wright's wife,
Hnd warned to this court, the six former APP
Peared in court; they Were admonished of
their extrsvagance and dismissed; the other
appeared not. And the fines of the women
presented ct the last court for the like of
fence, ore RENTED.
The wife of Edward Gramrig, of Hadley,
presented by the jury for wearing silks
against the law, they being of very mean es =
tate; she being also presented at the last
court at Northampton for the like offense,
she then appeared not in person, nor vet
now, but her husband for her; the court ac-
counting little otherwise than contempt
and he bringing into court his wife's sill
hood and scarf, which, though something
worn, yet they had been good sill, where
upon the court fined her 10 shillings to the
county to be paid to the county treasurer"
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VINO troubled with liver complaint, .Iaundice,
by srcpsa, will read the advertisement in another
column Of Dr. SANToRDs INyIooRAToR, and then do
as We have done-get a bottle, VIC should not so
many sickly. half dead, despairing people
gaze at almost every corner. for there
was a remedy OF which much il said, and that per-
forms nearly what its proprietors win do. IL
came to ne highly recommended that we could not
fail 10 try it, and trial has convinced us, without
Doubt that it is the best family medicine in We
take II for Headache. Sour Stomach, Bousness, and
any Of the little bodily ills that and it
does produce pleasant state of feeling 10 the sick,
and what is better after using It few times, these
little ills grow less and less, and there is prospect OF
being entirely free from them by continuance in
the use OF the lnvigorator. (See ADVERTISEMENT
my7A md&S
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The CRoPs on WHITE RIVERA cor
respondent at Petersburgh, writes us
under date of juno LIST, that White river
is again rising, and is over the bottoms.
There will be but little corn or wheat
raised this year on the river bottoms, and
the farmers are very much discouraged.
The rains have done but little damage to
the canal. Considerable Drift has col
lected at the aqueduct over White river
bu. hands are very busily engaged in re-
moving it.
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KANSAS Gov. Denver sent the II. 8.
Deputy Marshal to Fort Scott, in pursuit Of
Montgomery, the head Of the supposed band
Of ont laws. The marshal returned on
Thursday last, and reported that on showing
his process to Montgomery for the latteris
arrest, he the Marshal) was himself taken
prisoner, by Montgomery, but was treated
with every respect. Montgomery informed
him the Marshal) that all the depredations
had been committed by Hamilton, who was
ut the head of the remnant OF the gang of
robbers formerly under the command of Blu
ford, aud who have been prowling through
the Territory and in Missouri. ever since the
invasion of Kansas by the Gcorgians and
South Carolinians under Buford, Wilkes, and
other Southern leaders.
Hamilton, after the commission Of the re-
cent horrible murders, had fed from the
Territory, and was understood to be en- route
for Georgia. 1t is supposed Governor Dem
yer will offer a reward for his apprehension.
and that if he can be found, proper steps will
be taken to bring him to justice.
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wDesertions from the army have Of
late become 30 numerous that there is the
utmost difficulty, with all the exertions of
the recruiting department, to keep up the
rank and fle of the regiments. No calcu-
lations can be made in regard 10 the num-
bers of troops that may reach Utah, unless
the practice Of desertion can be arrested
tsht ef three hundred troops sent from st.
Epuis TO Fort Leayenworth, on the steamer
Uglesby, last week, fifty, or one sixth Of the
whole number, deserted on the passage up.
Some think there are Mormon agents among
the soldiers inducing them to desert. 9th :.
ers say the recent order forbidding any pay
Inent to the soldiers till their arrival at Fort
Laramie, is reason for these wholesale de-
sertlons. There is something which creates a
strong dissatisfaction with the service among
the rank and file. The wages are too low,
or their treatment is wrong.