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Gas Fixtures.

GiaS FlxtUrc0.
LAYING purchased Of Msssrs. Eeoasld 4 Bre.
4 i their entire stock Of Gas fixturss, such .
Chandslisrs,
Pendants,
Brsokets,
Portable Lights,
Ac., b., Ac, they srs now offered for sale q tho
lowest sssA prisea, fer Cssh. tsi
The stock will h rsplsnishsd from time y time,
and GAS FITTING IN ALL IT'S BNANCH8 viii
Aslsaitsf b carried on ~ the Osnpsny.
Apply 1t the Once Of the
aAeCoMPANY,
laASd No. 81 Aain-st.. Up 6sairs.
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keOkuk Alcohol IBIS.
tilIery.

VINHE subscriber respectfully informs the eiti
sens OF Kseka aud tho surrounding country
that be IL now ready to Gil any orders addressed
him for
ALCOHOL,
SPIRIT GAS,
CAMPHENE, or
DISTILLED WATER.
Being 4 PRACTICAL STILL BUlLDER myself,
and having In person supsrintsadsd the whole
process OF building, can sat ely say that my ma
ehinery is unsurpassed by any ess ablishmsnt in
the United States. And further. In sdditiou TO
superior machinery and my own practical knowi-
edge ei the bus'ness, 1 nave secured the services
of OF tue beet alcohpi aistlers in the country
would also Inform those who may favor me Wit b
call and are inclined " encourage hems manu-
faosuscs that car supply them with any Of ta .
above ~ tieler ~ cheap and cheaper than they can
purchase the same in any Of thu Western cities,
thereby eavlug frcightAge and the many disap.
poirtmenis IN iaental TO spring and tan ship
lneuts
request these who are capable Of judging "a
comPnrv my samples with any in the country and
give an Impartial decisi MI ask no more.
CHAs. NOEL.
Lis.ilery and Office half = sqaars sbovs tn .
Paekst Landing, ksaksk, Iowa.
JAIN ", sAS.AAW&0
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LEsNARD sCUTr y CO.,k
Rsprist Of As British Psyiodieals and the
Former Guide.
oRkAf REDUCTION IN FEE PRICE or ras LArrxR
PUBLICATION.

T SCOTT 4 CO., or NEW YORK, CONTINUE
-. g publish the following leading British Pc
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HORSE DOCTOR.
u EsPkcTfULLY informs the inhsbitants Of
4 keokuk aud its vicinity, thai he will sttesd V
any business in his line. From Lis Long experiences
cf ~ ysais, be has made hinsslf familiar With
the varions diseases in the hcrse--Epidenic ard
fnhueDsa Fever. Lung Fever, tndammstions, Stag
gers, oweeny. Bot,s, Worms. Collie, Sts ssns, sPevve
eas - lad ~ calling u his Sssidssss. on lth st.
bstwssu yohnsoa ssd ExeAsnge, Ksokuk, Iowa.
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Keskuk Agency
voR
WHEELER = wILsON,s
CRLxBAArHD
Family Sewing Machines
nm ABov1 nAcnnRs,
1.-THE BESTEvER INvENTHD.0a
a kE sold et this sgsnsy ~ tAs mAaUlastassrs'
Apricss. adding only the cost of transpaStssioa.
0eInstTuotionstn In operating the macAins sivss
gratis y purcAassrs Of Machines.
ksfer % the following Ladies in Ksokuk. who
have these machines In use:
nrs. .dw kitcourne, Mr. 4. B .0hittsnden,
Mrs. wm. ne0ayie, Mrs. ] %. floyA,
Ars. Dr. PoFd, Mrs. John Barns,
Apply personally orby letter to
Elk. BOHLL,
s. AAAn-st., isp stAlSs.)
Apr36dAw Ksekuk, lows.
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LEONARD SCOTT 5 CO.,
spr2ld&w No. 81 Cold st, New York.
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Fine GELD ane siiver watches,
CLOCKS, sPEcTACLEs. SILVER WARE, &C.,
Third-st.. bet. Main and johnson,
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OSoaoa0sAons
r1,lE pastassaAip Assssssoss sxistins bstwssn
= 6tsSAss =. Jsasss - o. b. O'Daasea, y this
day dissolved hy nsseaa ssassss.
81. Jeass win settle all the business Of The sid
Arm.
Nay 81, I'D
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OFfit iAt.
TREASURY IseisrrxKSr,

TREASURY HhpARrABNT,
February T., 1858
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that proposals viii DO received
department tho fifteenth day March proxmo for the
portion WHOLE Ave millions Of dollars
exchange gold coin Of the United states deposited with @
United States, the a the Mint at lhde
pla the treasurer Orleans the
Boston, New York. Charleston, 81 "n- within TN
the acceptance such proposals. under the authority The
Congress entitled An authorize the Issue OF treasury
notes. approved 23d December, 1857.
treasury will be issued upon the receipt here Of Certificates
dsposi the credit OF tho the Uni
They will he payable to the order Of such bidder
shall make such exchange AT the lowest rate
exceeding cent,m nnnum and will carry such
rate from the da. Of tho such doEosic.
interest without condition and
without bids other fractional
half threc fourhs Of cenum Five
per TO bc exchanged must bc deposit
iry officers above enumerated whose ceua
depoc accompany each proposal security r
nhln,cn proposal accepted immediate directions
given such dcpo-e Should the proposals. be var
ant provisions the OF Cgrcss Of this notice they
will he considered,
proposals this notice be sealed and inscribed on the
ousc Proposals Treasury Notes. They Will be opened This
department o'clock said fifteenth day Of March
HOWELL. COBB,
Secretary Of the Treasury,
Feb l2-dn Intel .&Stsr.
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VlNHE demand of the people from all parts of the
couutry edition c this book bringing tho sta
present time, such that longer be dregnrded
throughout the render particular
description unnecessary here suffice TINT contains
having received the voluntary and pat
having adopted by The
standard edition Of the constitution OF the United
Of h having received tho special appreciation OF GONE
tho present has been pro
them suitable fire side companion for every Amer
for the rising generation Of the schc
Editors support the constitution, the sentiment
Washington principles mbode have heretofore given
their generous and valuable support -
others who obtain for the suTg
may desire the edition will please az
dress WILLIAM HICKEf, V,
Washington City, n G.
Mar I'D
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THE. WASHINGTON UNION.

kpr ,swet Joaea cl.scy jose.
shsAe E.cAs. rsyta rnsps taaAss rossn s.maa aesdy
Ing seward Shaw Of North Carolina shorter Smith Of Tennessee
smith Of srs'n s,aso,,h stephens Stevenson sswsr, Of Mary
hns WHIT whtcy wooson wocndyke Wright Of Georgia and
NAYsMessrs Abbott Andrews Bennett, Bunshurs, Bingham,
Blair Bliss Brayn Buainton fsarlngane Burroughs Case eaee
U.s. namren Dawes Trek Dpdd rirnsw orh Iepsn tosse'
cm'n Sms' eoe Sooaw Gfor os % as
ard ard neegs Kelsey soss sy,sne ,sr mo , s p
kor Pendle,a re, PIKE Potter ro,lo Purvtace R,ee
bins Roberts Royce Ohio Of New York SPIN
Wade wabrdse waldron WALTON washbune Wisconsin, and
rss ARMY, BILL
The House then proceeded TO the consideration of the
bill TO provide for the organization of regiment OF
mounted volunteers for the defence of the frontiers of
Texas and 10 authorize the President to call into the
vice of the United States four additional regiments OF
volunteers - .I,
Mr. QUTIMAN of Mississippi said the President, in
the discharge of his constitutional duty had several
months ago informed Congress of state of affairs which
required ad donal military force, and under the cir
cusances that this force should be given before spring
1t the duty of the President to present the matter
to Congress, aud it their duty To act upon IT, The
responsibility resting upon Congress could only be met
by authorizing the President TO call into service volun-
eers-that glorious system peculiar to the Union be
cause ii impracticabe to the militia, and perma-
nen increase OF the army opposed to the sentiments
OF the people The volunteers the most formidable
force that the President could employ and when had
they heard that single had deserted whilst the de-
sertions of tbe regulars of frequent occurrence
And then, on motion, at twenty five minutes of 4
o'clock, p. m, the House adjourned
by SCOTT Of the legrla
California relative territorial in Crson Val
Also joint resolutions
California relative to the donating of public
within the State California referred TO the
tommttee o Public Lands.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WARRINGTON.
wolfe,s schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.

Tho proprietor leave call the attention Of strangers and h
Washington very superior article OF Holland GIN which
public under tho OF woes shc
dam Aromatic Schnapps.
This manufactured by the proprietor exclusively al DIS o7t
scan Holland. made from the best barley that can
Europe and Favored and meafc not y
harsh berry the choice botanical variety OF
the Italian juniper berry whose vinous extracts ais
ect1cd with sptuous sol, and thus becomes
ncurc Of exquisite flavor aud altogether transcend
cordial and medicinal properties alcoholic beverage
heretofore known.
proprietor submitted nearly the whole medical faculty
and has from about four thou
chemists who endorse their signatures
as "A desirable addition the matcrn medica.
who purchase should be careful to get the genuine article
as country with counerfcs and limitations
quart dozen each and for
sale by all the respectable druggists groccrs
UDOlpIEO WOLFE
Solo Importer and Manufacturer.
Depot No. ~ Beaver street Now York
g.
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HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIvEs.

:
The SPEAKER laid before the House u message from
the President, transmitting communication from the
Secretary of War and the Secretary of the Interior in
answer to resolution of the 5th ult, requesting the
President to furnish the House with the number of voun
teers engaged i'm the service of the United States the
last with Great Britain, &c which referred to
the Committee Military Affairs and ordered to be
printed.
The SPEAKER also presented certain reports from the
Court Of Claims of which the adverse reports placed
the calendar and the bills referred to the Committee
of Claims.
Mr. HARRIS, of Illinois, presented the reply of J.
MORRISON HARRIS of Maryland to Mr. Whytc, contest
ing his scat in Congress and it was laid the table and
ordered TO be printed.
A QUESTION PRIVILEGE
The SPEAKER stated the business first in order to be
the consideration of the following resolution reported by
Mr.. HOARD of New Yorkhe question being +" Shall it
be entertained as question of privilege:
whereas statement ha, becn mn,e by House
versaon the subject his the resolution
HrHr Of l'no TO commit TO select committee the Presidents
patronage, or appointments to Office al ls disposal
of his vote occasion was in
conflict thus furnishing ground suspect that improper nau
enoe bad been cNcrcd TO bias The said members official
Resod Tha, of Ave appointed by Speaker
inquire and investigate whether improper attempts
being made directly indirectly
s with S N o. @ @ or G a my
n House upon any question or measure upon which tho House has
persons or papers and leave time by bill other
wise,
Mr. HOARD, of New York, said, before proceeding to
the consideration of the question: he should offer
amendment to the preamble
Mr. HOUSTON, of New York inquired whether the gen
eman had not addressed the House once upon the subject
Immediately after the Chair submitted the question as to
whether the proposition should be entertained on the
ground that the privileges of the House were involved
He thought the gentleman had made his speech and was
followed by the gentleman from Kentucky MIR Bur
NETT He claimed the floor
Mr. HOARD replied that oil he had said was simply in
response to the letter of the gentleman Ohio He
desired that his amendment which then read should
be added at the end of the preamble;
further show the proprcy adopting following rco
HosRo Of the OF
charges the President United Sea
vurne House uun
the question Of the Io
compton by executive appointment, subject
20 their control
Mr. HOUSTON, of Alabama, insisted upon his right to
inc ioor, stating that the journal would prove the cor
rcctness of his statement
inc SfEAkER stated that the journal did not show
inc debate: The Chair of the opinion that the
gentleman rom New York entitled to proceed That
gentleman had the floor days since and no obicc.
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Grover a Bakers Family sewing Machines.

Grover u Bakers Family Sewing Machines
Get The bea IN moyha --e,wy lady should hare one.
TTNHESE MACHINES are unquestionably the best
No we'll regulated family afnrd do WIN
GROVER BAKER sewing machine made expressly for family
They make and superior stitch in which the rcnds are 80
render IL impossible to every third scn N
n durable tbon be doh
while ordinary spocls with eq
facility, by mere change Of speeds.
GROVER BAKER
Sewing Machine 90,
3Is Penpsy yvana avenue, Washington
se5 Broadway, New York.
3O-dimf
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The Book of the Constitution.

Dec l3- d3mif
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THIRTY-FiFTH CONGRESS-.
First Session.
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1868.
SEN ATE.

MEMORIALS, PETITIONS, ETC,
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Feb IL dii'
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MED by her teachers in England Soon after her
rival she had been told that she must be sealed to the
man in whose family she then living, and reu
sing to do she informed in pcrcmpory tone that
she would c denied protection and the OF subss
ence from any source and denounced prostitute
Such announcements brought her unfortunate situation
too plainly before her II too much for the tender
chords which bound her spirit 10 itsmeral tenement and
the fatal brought to its relief
Here, sir is presented catalogue of crimes Of the
deepest dye most of which have been perctated in the
metropolis of this Hion the capital of Utah. and the
home of Brigham Young and in respect to either OF
which comment is unnecessary show that more
of the above clauses of constitutional law has been most
shsmefuy openly, aud flagranty disrcgarded In the
face all thcse facts David o. Calder, Brigham Young
chief clerk and letter writer Is eager to have 1t under
stood throughout the world that such crimes were
known in Utah when this reformation commencedi c.,
about October 5 lS56but that all peace love
briefly and good order This bound TO believe, was
the happy state of things Utah about the time OF Tins
reformation. What, then, follows in its wake Mid
night plundcriug burglary rfianism arson, suicide,
and murder
But it NAV I've argued by way OF cxtenuation, that
these crimes were committed by outlaws over whom The
civil authorities have control, that the victims in
the above cases themselves Violations OF law, and
mcritcd the maltrestment they received
would ask in the frst instance, whether the Nor
mons make any effort control the perpetrators Of these
crimes Does the Deseret News, the organ Of Brigham
Young lift It's voice notify the victims Of the presence
of danger and 10 demand that the awles doors shall
be ferrecd out and brought to justice No; but its
columns are devoted to comments slate coniaga-
ton in San Francisco ''riot in st Louis, or a
.tirourht' or tremendous hail storm somewhere IN
the States predicting hcrcom the destruction OF The
Gentle world Examine the dscourses of Brigham Young,
Hcbcr c. Kipball and their coadutos, as they appear
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through tho land. until every drop of blood; 50
unfit for pure thought mud Wholesome truth, should
gush from their pumpered frames, and bnning "a
the dust, with repentant hearts they would hey
forgiveness, and feel, beneath their bumblod
pride, that there is sweetness in liberty aud tuJOy
they never before knew.
! Mr.. Hammond should biush flr very shame 10
,instituting such comparison between the free
laburer and the southern slave. There is q differ
ence between them as wide that between day and
night though like many he pretend not tU see It,
lest his conscience, had lie any left, might lash
him Tor lis Inconsistency and meauness.
Slavery does not consist in hardness Of hbor
nor yet in cOnrseness scantiness Of fare. Man
may suffer all these and yet be free-more. may
glory in that freedom lie may escape all these
and J ct be slave. DID slavery bring no greater
evil than physical suffering il might DO end ured
but 1t wounds where no mortal eye can reach--nO
balm on earth heal. /. paisies effort aud
robs its victim Of all great incentives to high aims
and noble aspirations. 1t denies citizenship--a
home and country and, consequently, the cxer.
else of that noble virtue, patriotism. Il sets mar
rlage, 1.-The only typo Of Eden," at defiance and
nils the land with harlOts and aduterers and their
illcgitmate blood. 1t shackes the freemans
chlld--the father selling his own flesh and blood,
or dying leaves ,rhiter heir to finish the crime
he 50 ignomuiousiy Legan. 1t degrades lator,
and thus curses all classes and conditions Of socie
~. 1t denies the Bible, and steals from the heath
en- at home the pittance demanded, to send it to
the heathon abroad. Ii is contrary to the spirit
Of christianity and finds room in o christians
heart, by selfish interest contact and associa.
tiOn-and requires no self denial to advocate and
sustain it
Freedom may allow abuses but demands none
crime ray result when are Tree to act, but
must be, when they are not. Truth bears tho !
;losest scrutiny. aud welcomes investigation, but |
;rror shrinks from the public gaze-savery de |
nands n vail! Freedom welcomes light slavery
uO nrp mi niStjp Md tbar fora
AN never be reconciled-cne must fall. God de- |
end the right
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an inimiea element in the Union. 1t is British ~
urincips instinct ard hnbt. Why, then coeice is
into association which is abhurreni to its inter-
est and its character?
The xpulsion Of New England from the Con-
ejeracy may be accomplished with very little GER
emonv. In tnct, il is already out Of The Uuion;-
Every New England State has nulli6ed the Eogi.
tive Slave Law. Massachusetts has just depYsed,
u Judge because Of his fidelity the authority Of
the United Statcs. Md these things nre done iu
the q cen tree But let another TO waged with
Great Britain, and New England will ssnalize its
treason By some onrc I .cisiye demonstration than
blue lishts and Iiar d Conventions To effect
the desirable separation it is only necessary that
Congress shall declare divorce rtacilo from the
faitA!ess spouse who las taken up with British
pGranour
No douh, Great Britnin will be delighted to take
New England TO her embrace, for the nccession
will round off her North American possessions in
y manner to satisfy both the political and military
exigencies of the empire. The Uuited States Gov
ernment mag avail itself Of this desire of Grest
Britain for connection with New England, 10 re-
lieve the Con(edcracy, on advantageous terms. u
an obnoxious and Infectious member. ii lere is the
lovely island of Jamai a. gemming the skirt OF QUE
Southern border, for which we may exchange the,
bleak and sterile pro ovinces Of New England. Un.
der American rule, the lapse of a few years would
suffice to reclaim Jamaica from the ruin inflicted
upon it by the insane act of mock philanthropy.
and to restore all its original wealth and beauty. u
is already stocked with negroes, and nothing ID
wanting but the sway of a master TO convertthem
into useful Instruments of eivilation
New England for Jamaica will nobody propose
the exchange
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by tho Executive Committee Of the Western Anti
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Orders for the paper and letters containing
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Money carefully cnveloped and directed as
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pB-We occasionally send numbers to those whC
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terested in the dissemination Of anti.slavery truth
with the hope that they will either subscribe them
selves OF use their influence to extend its circula
tion among their friends.
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PREPARING FOR SECESSION.

The Southern mad-caps are beginning to real
izo the probability that Lecompton will be defeat,
ed, and show determination to try their rash
project of secession. Tho Montgomery tAia.f J
Confederate says:
The Legislature Of this State marked out tho
course Alabama should adopt ii Congress should
reject Kansas because of the Slavery feature OF
her Constitution. That event seems now most
certain to transpire in the next few days and our
Executive will call convention of the people, in
pursuance Of the resolutions OF the Legislature
that they, in their sovereign capacity may deter
mine the riaht and the remedy for this great out
rage upon the Constitution Of the country"
The Mobile Register talks on this wise:
"We profess to 10 one of those who revere I'D
value the Union, We should regard it's disselu.
ton as the greatest political calamity that has
ever befallea the world. But the Union. which
we thus hold so dear and sacred, is the Onion OF
the Constitution, and with all the rights OF its
members unyiolated When those rights have
ceased TO be secure under the Union, its virtue
and soul and value are gone-it has become .
curse instead of a blessing and 1t is the part OF
wisdom as well as of honor 30 reject II. we SHAH
regard tho refusal to admit Kansas into the con-
(ederaey with her slavery constitution as conclu'
siye evidence that the Union has lost its virtue.
and has beoome, from Icing the greatest boon
ever conferred upon people, monstrous engine
of oppression and tyranny. And thus believing.
we shall in that event behold, without remorse.
this once venerated tabernacle, dedicated 10 iiber.
" by our fathers, hot barely perverted from its
design, torn iron its foundations and shattered
into fragments, until. like the great temple DOOM
ed by the wrath cf God there sEol not be left one
stone upon another. s#. ea
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A Sil has been introduced in the Virginis
State Senate. TO exempt from distress OF levy one
slave. The list oy artic,s exempted winds up -
follows | Bible, prayer book. niggsr.
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FURNISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT SALEM, OHIO
by the Executive Committee Of the Western Anti
Slavery Society.