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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22

one hundred miles, ION the norm sue u
The Platte river.) the Mormons have
renJ, zvous, and il supposed that there
,ro now about one thousand there waiting
tho arrival of a secret agent from Brig
ham Young, bearing orders for further sc-
( ton. WI, .r.o
Burial of a Mormon Eider-The
Mormons OF New York and Williams
hnrr we're Yesterday, Tor The fist time IN
their history, called 10 follow to the s'ieh'
n,,vo the mortal remains Of one OF the
Utah missionaries. His name was sam
mel Frances, and the place OF his nativity
Lowstofr. Suffolk county. England. lie
embraced Mormonism there in 1882, aho
the following spring accompanied his
father and family 10 Utah. lie was
soon ord med member oil the 30Ih Quo
rum OF Seventies. In the summer Of
1855 he was one Of number of elders
who was sent as an escort to the Apostle
Orson HYDE, when he went as Judge 10
Carson Valley, and at the time OF his
death was returning from Eng land TO Salt
Lake, as a missionary.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Important from Ufah-Rporfed N"r
render offhe Mormons.-St. Louis, May
1.-THE Republican has received adj
vices that the Mormons have laid down
their arms and that Governor Cumming.
on invitation of Governor Young, entered
Salt Lake City without an escort. Many
of the Mormons had gone 10 the south
ern part Of the territory, and the women
and children were preparing to ioiiow'
SECOND DESPATCH.
St. Louis, May l7.-The despatch IS
dated Leavenworth, May Ia states that
the news from Utah is unofficial, oui
private letter received by Col. Rich, at
the Fort, corroborates the statement
which was universally credited al LeaVen'
worth. Gov. Cumming entered Sal! Lake
City April lst The army was IN readl
ness for immediate active service IN case
Of emergency.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-05-22

Or. E. c.. WILLIAMS lefl this place a
few days ago for Missouri, for observation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22
Notice.

We hereby give notice that We have adopt
Cd tho Cash System with regard to subscrip-
tions. Henoeforth, no name will Be entered
On our books anisss it be accompanied By
cash, and whenever the pay runs ont the pa
Per will stop, unless or until more cash 10
foftAepning.
Thess Who prefer to pay the carriers can
do 90; but they must look TO the carriers and
hot 70 - for their papers, - the carriers
buy the pepsrs Of ~, and there our respon-
sibility ssds. The carriers are advised to
require payneuts strictly in advance, in oil
sasss, but Il they sec ct to give credit that il
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.
]. B. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON 4 90.
KEOKUK POST,
rer Wv. REEFS, As't.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22

TN AfLAxrIc CAsLE.--The pfotractsd sns-
pension Of intelligence BY the cable induces
: very common appreciation that thsre il
something wrong, and that the Atlantic Gable
will prove failure altar al. These appre-
tensions are, without suiieient foundation
however, for the fast that several messages
were transmitted over the cable ID unques-
tionable, and there 10 no conceivable reason
why the same thing cannot be done again.
The truth is, as announced In advance, that
the Directors are trying various machines to
secure greater expedition in the transmission
Of messages, and when they shall have com
plsted their experiments. We shall undoubt-
sdly have additional kilograms to restore the
confidence of the public in the permanent
utility Of the Atlantic Telegraph.
For the Gate City.
An Invention.
MhssRs. EpIroRs; There IL perhaps no
mechanical business 80 little understood BY
those conducting 1t, as boot and shoe manu-
featuring.
This arises in part, If not altogether, from
the method Of instructing apprentices, they
being taught simply to put the work togeth-
Or, without obtaining any knowledge Of the
manner Of outing and fitting tho same, this
being performed by the boss or foreman,
who, - . general rule, are unable to execute
any other part Of the bnfiness il being .
provcrb among shoemaker, that "a jour
who cannot hold seat Of work would make
good boss - consequently the business Of
cutting and fitting up work is done to =
great extent by the art Of guessing. And
believ there 10 not one foreman in hundred
who can, cut his own patterns, nor one in .
thousand able TO out without them and make
uniform chop work or good Ats without them;
which can be proven BY asking shoemaker
to make you an unusual shaped shoe, or one
Of unusual size.
My object in this communication is through
your valuable paper to make known a new
invention by Mr.. Henry Still, Of our city,
whereby any one can cut any kind or size Of
shoe in any proportion; and If generally
adopted will prove the greatest benefit Of the
age to the "craft.''
have secured n set Of his scales, and am
now QUITTING by them, and having tested them
By different measures find they cut all sizes
and proportions with the same accuracy.
Respectfully,
8. A. DUKE.
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REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.
Get. q. n. OUTFITS,

COT. d. n. CURTIS,
Our present Representative in Congress,
and other Distinguished Republican speakers,
will address tho people Of the First Con.
gressional District ct the following timer and
place 70 wit:
Charlottesville, Wednesday, Sept. "a, u 4 p. m.
Columbus City, - :" ~, ut
WApsllo, Tharsday, sept. 3, At pm.
Burling ton, Friday, sept. ~, att
Mt. Pleasant, Saturday Sept. 3b, At ~. ii.
Salem, Monday, Sept =, st ! p. m,
Fl. Madison, Tuesday, Sept. s. ct \ p. N.
Montross, Wednesday, Sept. =, ct J. m.
Dsntousport, Thursday, Sept. 80, ~ J. p. II.
Birmin CHAM, Friday, Oct. ], At Up. m.
Boaaparts, Saturday, OCT. ], ~ , p. m.
The Republicans ct each point above
named are requested to make the proper ar
arangeme nts, and circulate notice OF meet
ings. Republicans, RALLY from town and
country.
BY order Of the
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
nreaaapin RouaA,

WrcAstpln kOu0A.
A GOLD Breaatpin, enclosing . lock Of hair,
IA was found in the street, yesterday, which the
owner can have by calling at this othce and paying
for this advertisement.
sept22d
vl,IiE large and elegant mansion known a. the
i Frcn b Louis House, not fax from Grand Ave-
nue., is for rent or sale ~ very low rates.
Apply to STRIKER, WOOD AGRiFFITH.
sep2ld4t
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Telegraphic News.
Nry YoRK. Sent,

NEW YoRK, Sept. l8.
The steamship Fulton, for Havre, with SO
passengers and $585,0O in specie, and the
Pacific, for Galway, with ls6 passengers
sailed to-day.
LxAvESwoRrH, Sept. ia number Of
officers from Utah arrived to-day. Among
them Col. Alexander and Lieuts. Grover and
alandor, 10th infantry, and Capt. Marcy, 5th
infantry.
No news of Importance.
The general impression seems to be that
further trouble with the Mormons may be ex-
pected-difhculsics are only postponed, not
settled.
A train OF 20 wagons leaves here to-mor-
row for Pixies.
Messrs. Peake 4 Russell will start train
Of 30 wagons in few dnys.
Gentlemen are here from Leavenworth and
Wyandotte Quitting companies for those
places.
ST.. JOINS, N. f., Sept. lsth.--Twcnty-
FIVE houses in this place were destroyed BY
fire last night. One man persisted in the
flames.
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Notice,

WE have this day purchased the entire interest
w OF cbAs Il. HrifAth In the QueenswAre bust
ness, and will continue the same under the name Of
j. l.. Hobbs TO-, At the old stand on 4th street.
above johnson, where We win keep constantly on
hand full and complete assortment Of goods in
line, and respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the trade Cbas. =. griffith will continue With us,
and viii be pleased to SEQ his former patrons.
HOBBS = BARNES.
kcokuk Sept. 81. 1881
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22

Pure Cs0cr vinegar.
WE have just received from the Western Re
w servs, Ohio, hbls. PuRs Cider Vinegar,
article is as We represent pure Cider Vinegar.
KELLOGG D BlEGE,
sept2idlw lao MAin-st.
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Dr. L.. q. INGE0x OIL.

DIR. H.. U. 1MGE0N OLL,
nENTiST, corner III Third and Main streets.
- ksokuk, iowa, over Xix, Hale Co.'S BAnk.
entrance on Third ~. Special sttsnti0n given 10
the preservation of the natural teeth, reatmsDto Of
exposed dental nrve and eofTecting irrsgslsEitics
of the dental arch. Artificial Teeth Of The best
style and Gni.h from single tooth to a entire set
~ 20d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22

The Great FavoEite - The People.
vISHE high encomisDs which this light II con.
stantIy receiving from those who ara using IL
justify ~ IN saying thss II has no equal. In IL
you save more than ons-half what your light
would cost you from any other oil or banning nuid
II IL perfectly SAFE ~ IL will not explode SD
denly in6Ans. II nssds no puthng-ons trisl viii
convince The most skeptical Of its virtues.
All are invited to try It., free Of trouble or e.
pcnse. Leave your address II the Lamp Depot, on
Nain-st. between 1ad sad Sd, two doors below
Billings's store and have a lamp seps 10 you 10,
trial. A supply Of oil kept constantly on hand.
Try II, twill cost you nothing.
II. G. MERRILL,
sep2dlm Motif MAia-st., Keokuk.
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Kcokuk, Sept. 81, 1858 a

have this day sold my entire interest In the
Queenswars business to Nessr. J. l.. Hobha 4 Co.,
and request all who have claims against mo 70 pre-
sent them for adjustment, and those who owe me
will pleass make settlement Immediately. ~
wish to close my old business soon ~ possible.
CHARLES E. GRIFFITH.
keokuk, Sept. u, l85S-sp22d
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ET Tho United States il now borrowing
money for the fourth time 10 its history
The trss Was to pay for the war Of the Revo-
luton the second to pay for the second war
with England; the third wss on account Of
the Mexican war, and the fourth ID in . time
OF peace, % carry On the ordinary expenses
OF the Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22

think Of thoe o. some pure star,
Whose light 10 mirrored In the wave
or some still mountain lake afar,
Where seldom storms or tempests rave.
fain would be that lake TO thce,
And thou the star upon my breast;
For one sweet look or smile Of thine
Would soothe my widest thoughts to rest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22

E1.OUR.
LIME, SupernHe, and Fancy Brands or Flour, n
Sacks and BAffsls, for saie Inv 10 the trade.
" cLEa Holm, TAYLOR . CO.,
aug2o Levo~.
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~ .

What Ia the strange mysterious SPELL
That links my very soul to thine
And makes my Utmost being thrill
With feelings cannot defne1
As IL that We werc kindred oncs---
Twin-born OF heaven before our birth
That thus our wandering spirits seek
To re-unite again on earth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22

a. The Washington Union speaks Of Mr..
Douglas friends in Illinois ~ ssKindsrhook
philosophers and Buffalo horstics."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22
ELECTRON;
Or The Franks OF the m oaoTu puck
'Ill put Girdle round about the Earth"

A Telegraphic Epicfor the Times, id which the
origin, progress and Of the
Silence Ut Elsctricity and Magnetism ire set forth
poeticaliy and practically for 500 years. from the
time Of fhales to the Submarine Telegraph, en-
bracing every broad hold OF Electrical discovery
and achievement, and especially the last crest
FHxAp III the Atlantic Ocean.
New York, Aug. ~, 1858.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22

I think OF thee, and gentle thoughts
Wake In my heart, BY day unknown.
The night winds sigh around me, filled
With naay soft enchanting tome;
Asi IL amid this tranquil sccne,
My soul would wing Its way to thine,
And filled with extscy, could feel
Thy spirit al absorbed In mine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22
IRWIN 4 CO..

ARA v An q W.
wRoL1sALH DEALKRsIH
Grscls rios, Nails Iron, RInur, salt.
&C., Gc., and
COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
septlsd3ns BEKT0AsPORT, IOWA. =
Dtss elusA~n.
NOTICE II hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between Snyder Kseier,
In tho meat basiness, IL dissolved thi 18th day Of
Sept, 1883, BY mutual coasent.
+. Keller 10 authorized TO collect and settle old
bills, and will continue the business at the sans
place.
CHARLES SNYDER.
septlsd3ts FRRDERIcK KELLER.
WIN. N. N ~ EMVkN.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Al Law,
General Cellectlng Agent,
RRyRRENcns;
Hon. John ~. Dtockdale, Register " Fort Dodge
Hon: Thomas Ssarseant, Receiver Fort Dodss
Hon. WIN. H. Merritt, Cedar Rspida. lows,
Gen. Van Antwerp, keokuk, Iowa. .-s,.r1
Hon. J. p. Thompson, Judge 18th Jndicial Dis
triot, HAsysson, lows.
Goo. b. Raid, keokuk, Iowa;
b. q. Finch, Dss Moipss, Iowa.
Hen. \. 4. Dougias, Washington, D. G.
June l.dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22
CEsARLEA RADMAkEM.
HAIR DRESSER.

/ ATE Of Paul'a celebrated saloon, No. Al Court
- iandt st., Nov York, soaid respectfully tsnasF
HE professional services to the cits<ns 1t keskuk
and vicinity, and gives notlss tAst ~ hrs opened
m establishment corner af ~ and johnson sts.,
eppasits tAs Gait Mouse, where, By puaetaal at-
tentioa 70 bssucas he hopes to secure the patron
Aes Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SIIAMPOOING,
Done with Neatnsss and DAspasch.
q. II. has on hand choice stock Of PsrfumSry,
Lubin's Extracts, Ia, which he offers for sale ai
tho lowest New York Prices.
Sept. !, s68-dy
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RmTURNrDD.
\. F. . n I r -,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
FourtA.Street,

AANNAAkA4N - AAAA<N/AN
FourtA.strest.
BETWEEN MAIN AND BLoNDEAU,
Has just returned from the East,
HAS RECEIvED THIS DAY
Aselcct Assortment 81
NEW GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE COMING SEASON,
which he viii be happy to exhibit to al who call
With his facilities FOR obtaining
THE Latest STYLES Or GoODs,
And constantly receiving
Everything View IN the way -
HON,
He respectfully invites the dentisnsn Of Ksokuk
and vicinity, when in want Of
xAsY-YIrrINe AND Nrcn-nAps CLOTHING,
1Dro eIvx HIN \ cALL.OA
N. B.-Particalar attention paid to CUTTING
for others 70 make. Dsys' clothes Cut.
Keokuk, Sept Is, '5S-d
a.uTEHAMYf
Paris with Fen nnd PenCtl.
ITS People and Literature, its Life and Business.
/ By David W. Bartlett. For sals BY
CAVE BARBER,
sepl0d " MAin-st.
Lifc ana Adventures % Mas xher.
man Potter,
MYTH IN acourafe and sxcsedingly interesting
w aoount Of bis great achievements in politics,
diplomacy and war, illustrated with IL spirited en-
grAvings, by Huber. For sals by
CAVE 1 BARBER'S,
sep16d ~ Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-22

e eoku k, VT. Plsa SAINT 4 N scatine
RK4 Il
5 Al i : . AD.
CHANGE OF TIME
T II II = y DAILY TN AlNsy
Forming, in connection with the Packets,
Daily Line to Mascstine, Rock Island
points above, and Twice Daily
Line to Chicago. Mt. Pleas
ant and Fairfield.
Through - chicago N IA Hoursy
To take effect on Thursday, Sept. 10Th, 1858.
L,RoM ard after tho above date and until fur
l. Their notice, Trains will leave Packet Depot
ksokuk ~ follows;
First Train leaves Keokuk daily ut s o'clock q. m
ID Tram leaves keokuk daily fsandsys excepted)
Sd Train leaves Ksokuk daily at 10 80 clock p N.
First Train leaves Montr0se dAity ut clock D.
"a Train leaves Montrose daily (Sandays excepted
ut o'clock p. n.
Sd Train leaves Mon.rus daily At HAS o'clock pm
ant ana Chicago can take either II .. 1880
D. m. Trains.
Pasenssn for Muscatine, Rock Islaad md points
abovs, viii take the 1889 p. m. Train.
=. W. LAWS,
Superintendent.
J. r. Tswkssuar, Ticket Agent, Maip-st.
Q. II. Baswss, Freight Agent, olhos = Packet
D- journal ..d rs.. pl.... copy.
ANDREw >. wILKIKs0H,
(Laas WilkiDssn MADhali.)
wAsissAi so a.. = I ni:.s1 Dr.ssi's'
I0FFERS fss oash 10 tho trade, and ct Istalis =
~ full asssrsnsnt Of Drugs and Msdisisss, oilD,
Paints and Dyes, window diass, Glass Ware and
vArnishes, = and below Daxkst rates. RI
Aug. 10, 'bo-d
NITRATE silver Crystalissd-As osnsss Chsn-
IN ioslly pure, In store and for sals by
Al. WILLIAMSON,
aaglsd % Mainst.
CpTs. TuRPENTINE-1so gal. In barrels and
C.esns, In store and for s.le Iy
auglsd % Aain-st.
+ lNsRkD, Lard And sperm Olive gAl. sash,
IL in barrels and cans, for saie BY
Al. WILKINSON,
A LcoHoL, 50 and Is per esns.-sOe a IL sssrs
! a. ]. WILKINSON,
|s0OPEK's ISIH0LAEs-60 rs q this superior
4. 5. WILKINSON,
A YEk'6 Cherry Peetoral-1S0 dossa " this
"a standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, in
80 - - a. !. WILKINSON,
6ols Wholesale Agsnt for Kschuk,
AuglSd % Main-st.
ESRAYSER'6 BAKING POWDER, admitted ~
y al who have tried II q superior u any 9th
~ A.na''''a1'' ana "a 4. 'i ). WILKINSON,
.us24a - Main street.
VaRntshc0s
| (yOPAL, Nos. and 2; Coach, Iron, Dsmar or
" White, Japan and Lsathcr, OF the Queen City
varnish Co., fvr sale in quADslties y ss.s, "
ans1sd 10 MAin-st.
III ECkEk's RAKINA, : diet for invsil1s and
Ii the sick, for sale BY
aug23d % Main-st.
DEkkY DAVIS Pain Killer-l0 gross large ne
dunn aud small sises, for sale BY
aas2sd % Msia-ss.
(yHROAES--dreen and Yellow, dry, In stors ana
~ for sale very low by
sug23d % Main-st.
DUME Caster Oil--Pressed and ClasiAs1
Z BY atsam--in store ard for sale lDw bY
A. J. WILKINSON, Dss&giee
AugSM ~ malm-St.
Fn D0z.superior Lemon syrup. for -
w 81. b. YOWUkEs
aag1d Isl Main-st.
NJ Aus, ioo -. pfins /. :;s sso ssd Tor
J ans3ld - Main street.
q q &.
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.KEROsErE."


"Kerosene.,, .KsYs0eae..
f1'liIS nav article II far superior ID ali the
l burning fluids and oils for producing soft,
brilliant light-it 10 more economical, nome xpio-
siye and fee from grsase, &c., -.
For sale BY All. WILKINSON.
.sKerosene.o
sep2ld "KEnOsENE.v
DY John Mullsly, the ofhcial Historian Of the
- Memorable Expeditions, THE LAYING OF
THE TELEGRAPH1C CABLE with all IL incl
dents and anecdotcs, impressive or diverting; ~
we'll as fresh and reliable biographical SKETCHES Of
Messrs. Field and Everett, and Capt. Hud on.
The pGbiishers invite the attention OF tho pub
lie to the following letter, which sufficiently indi-
Gates the sources and authority from which this
careful account Of tho grAndcst OF human enter
prises is derived:
INV YoRk, Aug. Is, 1858.
Messrs. D. APPLETON 4 Co.:
GsaiieHsen-I take pleasure in certifying that
Mr.. John Mullaly Was With n in the isswfound-
land Telegraph Expedition in the year 1855, and
that be was on hoard the Niagars during the At
lantic Telegraph Expedition OF 1876 and that
he present at the trial trip In juno last, and
the final expedition which terminated III the sue
cessful landing OF tho cable in Trinity Bay, New
foandland, IN the 9th Of August, 1855.
His indefatigable exertions during III this time
in procuring every fact in connection with the
terprise is deserving Of the highest praise.
have the fullest conf dencc in his narrative with
regard to every incident that took place on board
the Niagara during the process Of the cable,
and will continue TO furnish him with every in
formation in my power relating to the formation,
progress and success Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Enterprise. remain, gentlemen,
Very truly ys w. friend n ,,,,n
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The Epidemic AT New Oricans.
The New Orleans Picayune Of Sunday
week says:
The dry, brief, but fearful records Of the
daily progress Of the epideuiic-which nov
holds possession Of no particular ward or
street, but has its sway over the whole city
tell sufficiently their own tale to our friends
abroad OF the severe trial We are undergo
ing. The fever knows no abatement. Despite
The large necessary diminution in the num-
Der Of persons open to its attacks, the fell
destroyer counts up his victims without dimi-
mutton Of numbers, and il is impossible to ix
any turning point for the malady. The
many indications Of fall and cool weather
give hope OF speedy relief, which cannot
come too soon.
! One Of the noticeable and melancholy
features Of the mortality Of the season has
been the large number OF deaths among in
fAnts and children. Parents, poor and rich,
will long remember this summer with pain
ful "reminiscences.
The food OF commerce begins to beat its
mighty wave around our counting rooms and
depots, our levee and warehouses. The i'm
mense trade csntered here cannot await the
departure OF the epidemic to allow it full
scope and set its mighty arms in notion
Cotton is king, even over death itself.
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natsy Hats! Hats ~
=. K hickey

las jsst rscsivsd hns stock VI Fall HATS
and CAPS II every kind and quality Of The
Latest styles.
His Silk and cssimere Hats, made expressly for
this trade BY the we'll known house Of LAWS Gao
saDH, 81. Louis.
have slso ono Of the BEST stosks Of Buck
Gloves and hittens, Trunks 10, all wkich viii -
sold Wholesale and Retail Af Low Pri6es for Cash.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
J. X. RlCKEY's HAr broEn.
aug27d 3S Nc. ~ Mafn.et,
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sss

1855. Fail Ana winter 1855.
SUPPLIES JUST R1CKIvnD.
III uuscnrxsoH. sAnns DEWEY.
HUTCH INSOM q DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Third-st. bet. Main Johnson. KEOKUK.
nAvt JUST received 81 their Fsshionabls
Il Tailofine and FsrnishinR establishment,
choice and sseellsnt supply 81 Broadcloths,
Cassimsrss, Vestings, and Cents FURNISH
ING GOODS, Of ali descriptions. and guarantee
that their work shall be done In the most sp-
stAntly receiving the New York and Philadel-
phia fashionsj and respectfully solicit I'll Who
desire good work and the best material 10 give
them 3 csll.
Sept. 10, 'bs-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
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a. Dickens Il about TO make another vis-
it TO this country. The pecnniary success
OF MIR. ThAckeray's tour II said to have in
duced this step, and 70 have dissipAted the
unpleasant impressions Of Mr.. Dicksns's
former trip, % fur ~ he himself i con-
cerned.
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A Jusr TRiaurE.--Nery many OF our citi-
Eens will remember Col. Charles II. Brough,
Of Cincinnati, formerly editor Of the Enqai-
rer Of that city, afterwards Judge OF the
Court Of Common Pleas, end still later q
Colonel in the volunteer regiment from Gin
cinnati, which served in the Mexican war
Col b. died in 1851 OF cholera, and quite re-
Gently his amiable and worthy widow has
been awarded pension by the Government
Of $500 per aunum, with arresrages, amount
ing toN4bout 5000. This 10 but q just.trib-
ute TO the worth Of . brave, gallant and seif-
sacriioing soldier, anu viii DC gratifying Ia.
teligence to his former extended circle Of
friends and acquainsances. w Washington
Star.
A Girl RESCUED PROM TnR MoRMoNs.-An
interesting case was lately tried before Judge
Eckois, At Great Salt Lake City, for three
days, ON writ Of habcas corpus, brought on
behalf Of an Englishman, named polydore,
to recover the custody Of his daughter, who
WAS carried TO Utah by her ao,her, and vas
then in the family Of ono Of the Mormon eld-
ers. The girl wss delivered up to the u. s.
Marshal TO be returned to her father.
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0 ! whilst the lifc-bl coury On warm
Within q y heart, twill throb for thee
No time nor distance can impair
Our mystic bond Of sympathy.
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] think Of thee, When softly beams
The midnight moon, beneath Whose ray
Our souls can meet in fancy = dreams
Dsnied throughout ~ weary day--
Ard does she mot record keep,
OF all that's pure ard dsar to theeY
And IL thsre not one pAgs unseen,
Sacred TO love, and grisf, and met