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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-16

K,axsx, Jsas - 5s.5
80 asyos, a.a MI -.
- Of The y. - pssAd
"A sbai eommunicatio ~ T. - fzoa
B. Il. Reid, President Of ~ Keokuk, Port
De- 1oinss and Minnesota r. r CO., re-
" the consent Of H. Oql 10 the
~ Moment Of the election Tor tors Of
Ga nd ffon today ID ~ I'M d1y Of ia.
" ns4s. WhWsupoa Alderman Patterson
presea4s1 the following:
4 Resolved That this Council consent TO the
posi- 0nsnsnt Of ~ else1ion for Directors Of
~ keoknk, Fort Dss Moinsa and Minnesota
;. ,. Go. from this day e.ths 18th day Of
July next.
Substitute, which wss adopted BY the casting
vote OF the Mayor:
!. Resolved, That the Mayor be instructed to
- the following ticket Tor Directors Of the
kuk, Fort Des Moinss and Minnesota 4.
Do to wit: H.T. Reid, ID. w. Kilbouras,
Leighton, j. NJ. His&s, VIM. Timber
- M'Cune, 4. b. Chittendon, Geo.
J. W. Cleghorn, j. F. Cox, and J..
- Timbsrnan presented the fol
lowing:
Resolved, That we proceed to the election
Of d Supervisor, Who shall receive for his
ssrSis0 Atty collars per month for the time
he tnsY be- Actually employed.
HIsrnhn Wyman offered the following
substitute:
Resolyed.. That We now proceed to the
slscsioa of City Attorney and Street Super
visor for the present year. City Attorney TO
reosiss such fsss - the city Council may SEQ
proper to allow. The Supervisor to receive
$50 per month while In employ.
The question being taken upon the substi
tute of Alderman Wymsn, the same was lost,
and the original resolution passed. Where.
upon the Council proceeded to the election
of Street Supervisor for the present year,
and upon the Arst, second and third ballot
ings, 5. NJ. Archer received four votes, p.
NJ. Kennedy two votes, j. r. McCutcheon one
vote, blank QUO. There being no election,
the Council proceeded to the fourth bslloting
and s. NJ. Archer received Ave votes, P. NJ.
Kennedy one vote, blank two. s. NJ. Archer
having received majority Of all the votes
sas declared duly elected Street Supervisor
Tor the present year.
Alderman Bishop presented Ordinance No.
lao, An Ordinance am sndatory Of Ordnance
No. IS, entitled can Ordinance concerning
Dogs" which was passed.
Ordinances No. i4l, sAn Ordinance con.
cerning animals going q large" was taken
from the table and amended and adopted.
Ordipunes No. ----, sntiusd can Ordi-
nance ID relation TO the salaries Of certain
cf6ssrs, !. Wa taken from the table, and Al
derman Bishop presented Substitute there
for, and motion to lay the substitute on
the table was lost.
Alderman Shelley moved to refer tho sub
stiiute 10 special committee. Motion Lost
by the cnsting vote Of the Mayor.
On motion the blanks In the substitute
were filled.
Council adjourned to this evening, at sew
en- and half O'Clock.
B. s. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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~ sssesfsg sne $500
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III ne .esss, Aasor
tyA'a has pfes -
agree entirely wnas re
DECLARES that 10 Nis course
peen loos'ne 70 popuiarity.
~ - whole Nortn, r2esy,ve0is
% - - eny other psre O Union,
LII sa4o MS vsrsetsy, fng eises
ares tnst ne nad nov Deen seex.
ana wnen ns ,pPee@ g ~
~ georgia, eno ILL PIN ~
I1oNesd ~ Northern Il havsHad
g tsaveis Aownucn sne{ y. - 20 sacfi-
To- ana 20 face ana ~ -, y 10 return
Ior slkshls, no ca0pos ies nlm nee : !eW
a = ID garlic sseds, llsoeesrI ! confess
Z 9nator from ucoigis Wss nov ooved,
VA. Laughter ] think it y reasonable,
md more than reasonable, even = ne mad
asked Tor little q re Vegetable iail grown:
But when he says, " Loot a tho north, and
proof thu. w. have 20. pandersa % popu-
III; So What We have suffered IN your
wnen you see all tnss, and see sho'
- IRE no. ezorbisans, we DO not ask any
coOes take your foreign missions, and dis-
tribute them whsf9 they appropriately be-
longs taks the Esdsrei Treasury, ana use
Il; bue when yon 80 none 70 an outraged
oonstitueney, Will you 90 % ilioeral A. NOS
70 lse ~ carry = few ONION sseos, httle
garlic, A1d now ana then seaOosge, laugh,
tor 80 that cur conss'sesncy may % 'nciined
70 wink little at the course we have taken
pn this great question, upon WHOM We nave
aced 80 much fcr you CONFESS tnes.
81 had such ssrics rules = the sens
tor rom Georgia entersAns upon inc Con-.
g saon, snsn suon =. an:Ppaal e .nas osn 3
the Administration, not esking 20 take the
"acs," or anything elss, pat si9ply NJ nssie
onion seed vegetable snea eI!< lsf
states Of appasasecn, y xss A.. aPro-
ducs earsrliaughter yon ies 10
g hans - ssy w eo.s. Ms. y Yer ss
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Telegraph News.

LxAvKSwoRrH CRY, juno III (per q. s..
Express to BooSvlLLE, June l4.)-The sixth
column Of troops for Utah will not march
until tomorrow.
Gen. Harvey and Stah, With au escort Of
forty Ave men Of the Seventh Infantry, un-
o. g. s ,o,,a Capt. MeL.w'' leave on the
The diversion from the dates .lreAdy Fixed
for thsir1d spA(,ers, IL owing to the late
heavy rains wht6h have ocoasioned frsshet
10 III The ANAL stseams. Tho bridge over
Salt BAN has beSncarried away, but is being
sap9aoe0 to-day.
The report ID relation 10 the cutting OF Of
Capt. Marey's command has no foundation in
fact.
The river here isfising rapidly.
Editor -, News:
JKrYfiSeF CirY, june IA, u O'Clock
River falllnons inch sinoe morning; about
six inches - yesterday noon. Weather
clear and v5fm.
DuBuous, June IL, p. m.-The river has
risen six inches during the past "a hours,
and is still swelling at about the same rate.
Weather clear.
Senator Owls Challenges senator
WAlsen.
$50. n-: .Lai,.s iv.,
1880. g. - 49, .f ;" Don.'oi w W.
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~ ~ III si v0oss.on - ~ sno
lila ~ 80 ae0 snss Az. sals h ha.
A:-".iS - os s. 49, u. no.: ou'
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- sS .~ S0. on anu
s'1'@'o'''s ~ sle0s = -SJu's-
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- The cinclpu..i Con, ~,
h..t.r me-.,r
=. WAsrs s4y 30
ma.
Cox.:-In looking oysa} y0A Satur.
I Enenan. The a2d inst.. / observed an a..
|1ioIos u 40 ~ that the remains Of Ethan
Al SlIans son r Vermont, were miss-
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MsntSssi 0csan steamship
STEAM an !
AN0LO-sAxON, F,RTH AMHRI{
BOHEMIAN, {nsw) NORTH BRlTON
N0VAHCoriAN ,(ss~) HUK0ARIAH,f
-, now.
hsnning In connection with ~ grand
kAlLROAD u Canada, under ssnisssi
.tss Uana1tan 0ovessmsut 70 transpel
the 4Ails.
DATES or SAILING. n
poon 0UDnnc. 1non rsvuap1
1sssssy a,tmaaAs 1A4sr- nvssy altssssee 1
Gay fIoa ~ 32.d = Asy frpu ~
~ g q: Ia Of April 10 tAsl
Novembsr, inslsaivs. Oetobss, Inelus
~, ~. sAs 0RAND TRUNK kAILAoAD I
RATES OF PASSAGE,
rss cAtesys 70 Liverpool, via Mir c...,j
Western sAd GRAND TRUNK RAIi1
- Bsesosss,
.........,.........,...,.sn NC
..'s.~ss.......e.. s................
including evoked psovisioss.
1rss Liverpool 10 CAtssss, via Steamer, N
lsaAs, -
.4D6 .
- seeosoine p seeoane1atioa. 4
0seeee9 e-....... ..............
inslsding cooked pssvisioas.
f.lly qualified ssrsssp calls IN esrA y
- PsDsagef tiekslsa thssuah Nh
lSwsd The sans quaatlty 4 beneaSs rsnn \
foed - p eteemss, vis / - S1kis ~ n
0oan ed u feet for eaoh steerass ness..rl
Special tsains Sron Qusbse viSh ~ r 4
rassengsrs ~ disDssshsd o. tks arrival
4. viii !. observed sso. IL. ,o,,.v,.. =,
- CAsa1lsa ltas aavs beaten svssy So r
- ~ Atlssttst ths average passsess 81 n
- 80 UsnaM liaes - by The anovel hshaS1
Is I. AAsh AaTins 1851 beias--
9sliis. Lsas. ID - Nm Cells. i IL. II -
$500. q. ~ - Sn csassd !" n. III
rl.s - - % IN !" nsslsn lH6]
u.ase'ss hasledish On Caaadis1 Z III
The leegsst pesssGss nass byshs Cn.aAls
Ssse u eAys % Lassrpoel end l I az, 3
!es 0iSiac AAns Asvs made pessaeee AZ T
eeSssssa ~ CnsArd Line Of ~ 70 II days.
To 1ma0RANro.
Passess nay b sseursd as The 90 a. -
pesy In ChisAGD BY SAILING shipe Sren n.
Liverpool, Riymouth, GlasroT. Hsist>i.
AneiSssa nd nontross. An assnt q ~ 4
a1ONA aAILkOAD superlnsende ~ rsn,
sc.Ea.ts ~ hesgsgs u Qusbec ffes 81 4
..s ssss .se1 ~ = ~ to chissso, -
Ier p.:.ass o. YrsIsh. from chieas. !.
a. x
0''''''' ~ sailing tA'P,j .Ip a,. +
Aesst Of ~ Il. D. 3. &. C..
No. % Dssvssvs Street, CAsesse.
Exchange - Lavops,
UdeAs Dssfts % Lsudon q 5 lsllars -, .
iins 10y y ebeAine4 ct The o. a *.
1xsak =. ,. Of oanadA. II cAieAeo.
S1AND r1UN = HAuLn I
=. Or CANADA.
@ADUAI0HTTUL . ROnAErru ROur
1noa NM vass =
1oat0s, NsaC Yoak, eni a. Eaxfe.~
~ ~ AssAlSsa cs.evsi. Oy~s Hsss.s
0e1sAsess1A = vsrn~ns Ceafvei. ~
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANA
taaesaoess ~ this psats hsvs q oppDft :,
yaAMne beme sf the esaoAsst ~ nosa
lsefsl sesassy q ~ voei1. iaelrls.- =.
1tAeess ksis. sspssstss 1vtiss, sAsvsesl
1870 q ~ sl~lssrssrs, Qsstse, As~svesi.
Mssaisdss, ~ 1sss'sv y iSse, lassriy TO |.
isseiAL LaAs CAs~pista, Tsiis 81 Hs.ss'
he1seA ASsW, etc., cfc.
% - Astse Nay 1, 1855, Bsxns, =,
csseAs1 Thrsssh from Chisaee.
The Mammoth 6rsamship
= VIA r y 4 n.
o. d, 800 TONS AND TOO FEET La,
10 usdsr sontssst 70 this Co.p ., {.
6tps to Portland this yea. fon,,sts.
tickets fson Chicago 10 the psiseirai -.
ksrops VIII shortly b issssA. Tickets ~
$50 fes q yolsts ksst, slso for the LsvistH
Ter the y. 0. 9. 8. Co. Z ships, can y oss.i.
ne ooss ef TIE 0Fsnd Trunk RaiIrcaI-
Dearborn street. Chisago. :
J. WARRACg.
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Rssesylvlsia bIjS = ~ =
49, ssneht 6rs ~ nps4 / 20 niia 1-
~ I smphi9 son " norniaas = u
ese. 0sH 81 l8ts1esd Live lost -
6Slf ~ d. paved, bs1aost I'll baggags.
Oening toscal6oe on he Diana.
WI. g. MsrzAn.
kExxvsA Osngrsssse~Firss ssst4en.
Sssne,oi 49, il.
Hess. - nssssGr pas received from the
PfSidsut, 10 which kslAys II il his indispsn-
sibls dnty 70 call tho Alnntion OF Congress
70 condition Of Tie Ts0npury. O. fths
losI u M shs Secretary i ths TssSssry
sstinsts0 tfaf t32 900 900 wsald proba11y
be required for the 6rst two quarters ~
next dscal year. This does not inGDud(
amounts - nay be appropriated O.
abous the eettmakes then suhQite
probsh ede6cy cannot
I'll thu tiation md L.
formally 81 passed He rsSSG ~
~ TO pdowide tho necessary 4 - b. )
adjournment. The failure 10 u % would
3isgrace which should not fail on the
IN. Il will be impossible for him to
1sin the amount required before Mon
next; it now being half past 10 o'clock
eufday.. He repeated that statement il
annual message, and soys be 10 dsliber-
qely dstermined 10 approve NO bill
which no has not deliberately examined, and
that he will not depart from this except in
extrene cases. lie says he will NOT dstain
Congress an hour beyond tho ti1s necessary
to aSosstaia the amount Of the apptspfia-
tions.
Mr.. Gls6ey Jones said the message was
based ON The superstition TT the House will
not finish action on spprd Ation bills till .
late hour. Tonight the loan bill hes been
kept back from the consideration Of tho
House FOR the slnpls purpose Of the Exssu-
tive.
Both Houses we're engaged until late
hour last nigh. with reports from the Com
mitsees Of Confluence o1ths appropriation
bills. A millioG 1ollars were appropriated
for Notifications IN various parts of the
country, and Custom Houses.
The House refused to concur in the Sem
ate's amendments increasing the rate Of post
age and sbolishiun1hs franking privilege
agreed to the an 6sns giving the Poss-of-
fee printing to'sds lowest bidder. After
struggle over tho reports Of the Conference
Committee on the Naval bill both Houses
adjourned for definite notion.
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lust 1ECESvED. A Large Les %
v6ur.h!Oh ICE ca E0TS-an indispense-
BE aetisls ID egery iamiiyfor s,l verv $500. -
xS& %. =. KILB0URNE, Agent,
- Asin-st., bet. - 4 ID. 4
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rAs zasesas rsn1leAaas Asssssa-
LcUI IL II,
t.. nS..A,y - .sss.s ........,
1 OF 1HmAGn
| s@ 4 snTl4&D
s1rnH AnEE1OAS rzEIxEMAssN. ;,
Dsvots1s mgelasivsly 10 the Inssrustion and
Entertainment Of FrssmAsons, their
Wives, Families snd Friends.
Each Number Contains Portrsits Of D3stIpsuished
Frssmasons, and other Engravings, ~
The bsss Artistic
I AID m
Articles BY DR.. A. @. Mssksy, Rev. 0ssso
Oliver, Giles Z. Ysass, Albert PIKE,
Rob't Norris, Job Dove,
]. Theo. Holly,
= and ethsfss 4
ccsrasss
AAsonie Law, Histssy. JusieDsva1nea. s.i Bel,e
Lsstsss. Ire. ~ kses = ~ Iealiae M
soais AstAsss - ~ Issssa40 saAsSy.
A. Maseals Ae0lnl 1Aeasaas II has 10
Equal, sishss s =. e g 9 !.
In the World.
Each Monthly Part Contains O. nueA Hee6,..
Ass;;s. %. = .H r. 4 =. Costly Iasr.visSs
Monthly issues o. The Nssoais
Prsss Of America, relied
into one.
Il d acknowledged 70 BE- the best Nonth)v
hasoaie Masasins Of the Age.
TERMs-PER ANNuM.
assls ssA'ssissl'a. /! y... se'.sA,p..-.---.s, =
1yeAfs DO ............ 8 ~
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Direct lnpsrsasisa
or
q ARDWARsEAND CUrLrR,
g. 80 ~ Rrrr1rA~

II
HARDWAR.EAkD ourLrRj
8. = =. TUCKER.
f9lQ9 WHOLRAAIB pnArRr
!o1Ssx - ressiyiae thejr errcil
~ teisese ffom ~ naksss. SSH
.ss'. s.: =: :.s:s s .', :',: ..,:,; !:
~ sssatsssiy sslas.s : s.s.is.sie. 4 4 \
SWAN. TUCKER.
~ ..-oaw 1A1n q ID PsAissh. i
A1s. sAovxlA.-- = lAses ssssE = A.
fss aels lev r
1alio q N.A =. 1UCEI1. i
9C0!I11 ex0h1S. --sytle 61ons1. = N
- qsaatities - sait.
<ssZ.ss.,sr.S .. va y. 1UCK1R. |
SvEnsl. 1nEs- Various qaalisiss 8 6s1Sf
..,.s ''''4 sl'''''''is r. H:s,' y !, ruor,
q i..zisl i .H :. ~ \; fu 81 ~ RI
G1D610H M 6srsa al sds1eses = 81 =
~. Ill n. f6oKra.
(elgn s1she hi paaleak.
Y zakzse19 OF. e 1sia . = n.
o nsss.'sa e e e sliash-s superior .rsisl.
Sissii,s d %
- bsl.sai hsaad, jsst rsesjvsd ia ~ ~ ~
..;.a4- ~. z. fUcKis.
s0nS :0arSsn, drsbe!ng and other HOES
$780,, Saovels, 1aitosks and PieAs:
cs.,. e-ssAs sre cz.s1 Cradles -
Cow. helts, hakes 81 ceru Plsnters
O. Traee a. nalas1 Clains,
Cutting bexee, HAY and okrev Yntv>.
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Choice wines anA Liquors FER sale.
eIsnE undersisued have in store esasignnsat
! 81 choice Wines and Liquors, which nsst b
sclf for cash, somprifsd, In part, y follovs:
I pipes BellsasuS Aad La kocAslls Dsandy,
: kegs CstAwha Brandy
8 bills. Bourbon Whisky,
bills. Rye do
4 kegs nlArkhexry Brady,
! half Dbl. Nectar.
= csks Sherry Wine.
cssk MsdeviA Wine. Isl
4 cases Bourbon Whisky.
cokuh JuAs lash1R
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NO Excuse for baA DreaA.
I AN nov preparing very superior article Of
] Yeast Powder, which warranl 10 be q good il
rot superior 70 any other In tho market, and II
nca II one half the price. s. r. v0wELL,
jel. Isl Main street.
100A Lbs. Primo Potash, Tor sale By
lOOU q. b. vOWELL,
janela Isl Asln-st.
ksakuk, Ms. PLEASANT 4 NascanAn e
0At1Foa0.
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k1AMLOR. CAaMbsr aua Kseehen
I sKFS, Of all kinds, for ssjs ahssp for CO =
GEO. Z. MELBOURNE. Assas,
Mais.ss., bel. ~ and ~,
uaylod Keokuk Ievs.
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:. - 1890 S...s,ie passed throagh TINS
ety. ednesday, en- ronts for Minnesota,
saeee ne Administration In fearful
mama On Illinois politics, the General
vent the opinion that Mr.. Douglas ought
70 ~ lectsd, bat that he wssld not be-
tChioagS Trib., 18th inst.
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Q. n. OIR101D,

Fine Geld ana silver Wasehee,
CLOCKS, SPkcTAcLEs, SILVER WARE, 10.
TAird.st.. bet. Aaia And Johnson,
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~ NJ TEAM Z

ST. fson K@ksk, - sasaraay.
~ Nay N,a sl.y bank horse white naaS J1xN
and maxs 9 IN old, hsavy with fsals skssS33
sorfel--eseh tstwsen II md lS Aands hieE.
Any onaRho will rstuSn the sans or ei yfplnfor.
Nation Of PR whereabouts. will - asnly -.
nerstcd. residsncs u % nesraa strssf. ~.
tween TIL and oth. PATRIGk HlIfZIx
Kcokuk, J ms 9, 'Ss-dAv
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.. 1lCw, AseAiasct.
III A. $500 ~ 90 iaso ne - STORY q
- i 1aiAss4 bssoad asasts. 4sas..ss -
- = (nsA111Iy
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geblpf Srettentfein.
fOntan bon SbeDSDr &c iigge.

Wie lanse itnp sic perbeirot1et fraste Der
6remoe. ..-.,...... -
@S iino beinabe bret Sabre. . -.. -.
. Ste belieen elm 5tino, pa8 falt eben 10 all 1T?
! Su, e8 iIt TO aber - -. .'' pa " ~.
SD meiB, es Seb0rt Sbnen .nidt, fubr Der
unbefannte l9nell fort. Oa5 GiuD mar oleidy
nat Der @eburt Sbrenn Mtanne iibereebe1,
Sie leben, idb tenne bas @ebenlnif lebr lpcbl,
Ib teune Die Wtutter beS Stnpes; perlAden .Sts
asat gu leuSnen, iA weiB poltOmmen, paB i4
ntl nidt tdul9e. 81 d,
Setne Stimme bate na9 unb nad 1i9 err
bobeu nuo elnen brpbenDen Con onoenpmmerl.
Dalter uno ourhbObrerp riateteu lif, Die 1tar-
rem unReimli4en Wuseu, lQuerno pie Der Slid
zines RaubtbiereS auf ieiu Spfer, 10 auf Die
perwtrrte 6rau, Die tpe0er ben Wutb 3u baben
ldien, ibm gu wiberlpreden, nod ben 2giuen,
1bnl mahrbaft gu ontrcrteu. ts--5
GSenn Ste 5Weieln, fubr Der llnbeflnnte
fort, 10 mill td Sbnen ben Natnen Der Wuter
leneS &iroeS iagen. - Gr fubte ibre 6anr,
abrte ie eini9e S4ritte ieitspdrts uno fliilterte
etfpaS in ibr Sbr. mas Elm idbe8 @rf9reden 5ur
6olSe bate. - Inn @otteS l8ilen! rief lie,
tpie 1T e8 mSSlid, ipober rpi1Ien Ste baS !? 1'u-
Der Wtaler ltirSte elm @las rpu 8rannttpein
binunter nnb iadte tpilo auf. @lanbt Sbr
oenh rtef er, Cure GebeimnilIe tSnne 9ten,arD
ausforiHen? p 9ier 1T Der Suno, Der Den Sd>
ger auf Die Spur fibrte, uno nun. Sore, lei
flug, ratbe t1 Dir, benuBe bic llmltdnce,
i4!teB Oeinen SanDel 70 pOrtbeilbaft, iple Du
tannlt, Ou bait es NIT einem 9rcBuliitbi9en
9errn utbun. l.A5hA % ,hsIo1
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Rorttpetn, Wlaoeira 1luO Cherrh,np;,,p
lOO Vterel GaS I'm 4aben i'm 8plbaIs mornntsr sre
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-19

RE-vAocINATIoN.-A paper on this subject
was recently presented to the Academy OF Med
icne of Paris, in the name of DR.. Vlemincks,
one of its corresponding members. The author
gives an account of the experiments instituted
at Gand by Denobele, with view to ascertain
the advantages arising from repetition of vac
cnation at various periods of life The results
arrived at are, that between the ages of 20 and
40 re-vaccination only takes effect upon out
100 patients while the proportion of those on
whom it takes effect between the ages of DO
60 is % per cent; and between the ages of 60
and 70 81 per cent The consequences deduced
from these facts are |. That until the age of
rs re-vaccination is useless 2. That from that
age to 35 it produces useful effects npon very
small number of persons, and that consequently
it need not bo very strenuously recommended
at that period of life ; 8, That from the age of
35 and upwards it becomes really prophylactic
and therefore necessary {; A. That when vaccin-
alton has not taken effect at certain period,
this is no reason for concluding that it will not
take effect at some future period. Hence DIR.
Vlemincks concludes that the reyaccination of
the pupils of schools and seminaries, as also of
soldiers in the army, is useless
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-19
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
How Alligators are Caught Down South.

"When | was in the West Indies, govern
ment offered bounty for Alligator hides. All
sorts of traps were put into rcquisition, but the
game was too knowing, and avoided all places
which bore the slightest suspicion of foul play.
Bullets had no effect upon their general health,
and there seemed but little prospect of making
anything out of it. All attempts proved fail
ures, and were on the point of being given up,
when Yankee appeared on the ground, who
thought there might be chance for specula-
tion after all. First he set about studying the
habits of the ANIMAL and noticed among other
peculiarlties, that when it came out of the
water early in the morning, it walked up the
embankment, probably in quest Of food, and
when returning took the same track inrariably,
and entered the water at the same spot from
whence it emerged. If the ground was dis
turbed during his morning excursion in its path,
it might be seen walking over it slowly and
with the greatest apparent caution, but NEVER
to ledue its track. Our observing Yankee took
his measures accordingly. Watching his op-
portunity when the alligator leaves his swamp,
he crawls noiselessly after it, and plants thin
stick into the sand directly in the middle of the
furrow made by the rdptile's tail, then follow
ing it by round about way, marks the spot
where it turns to go back, and there also puts
stick into its furrows. Alligator is about en-
tering the water, when he spies stick No.
right ahead of him in his track He stops,
eyes it tattentively fora minule or two, during
which time he is supposed to exclaim, mentally,
" Well there I'll bet five somebody has
been here and put up a trap" &C., yankee
mentally defes him to put up his money)-Al-
lgator suspects, and declines walking over that
stick, consequently turns about, and with
negative flourish of its latter end, implying
strong doubts as to anybody's ability to come
it over him, wends it's way back to the other
end of its journey, when 10 stick No. meets
its astonished gaze He stops, ruminating in
his mind what all this means, and declares
that he never saw the like of it, and muttering
and growing turns to go home. tie walks
along thoughtfully until he comes to stick No. /.
and having probably forgotten that he saw it
before, is confoundod beyond measure at the
singularity of these demonstrations, so he con-
cludes to try the other end where of course he
finds stick No. 2, and there the poor creature
keeps walking back and forth between the two
sticks until he gets so used up that =
Ne,o Haven Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1858-08-19

NOVEL INEEcT TRAP.-Patentees of fly and
other insect traps had better sell out their inyen-
tions at the highest offer. Our reason for this
advice will be shown by the following An
Illinois correspondent gives us an account OF a
new insect trap that will no doubt be very sue
cessful. He says" In the first place, you
must procure a large toad, such us st. Patrick
banished from Ireland, (good luck to him,)
which are easily tanned, then make small box
with hole near the bottom, so that the toad
can put his head out; drop some molasses on his
back and put him in the box his tongue is
three inches long, and he can catch any insect
that comes within his reach. This trap is not
handsome but useful The inventor thinks it
especially applicable for catching aeas, but if
we should chance to have flea for a bedfellow,
we should certainly prefer his company to that
of toad alongside in box, but the suggestion
is Ingenious and decidedly novel, What next In
the trap line?