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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

We felt convinced, when Mr.. Disraeli pro-
pounded HE scheme for changing the node
OF election of parliamentary representatives,
that tho country would bs stirred through 10
length and breadth, and the evsnts OF the
past fortnight have fully justified oar pro-
diction. Everywhere the nestings have been
30 numerous, and the expression Of hostility
90 decided, that Il would be tedious and a.
most impracticable to enumerats the places.
From oil the great centres Of population, .
burst Of inclination has proceeded, suoh -
has not been experienced for many years,
and even the second and third CITIES and
boroughs, where il might BE- supposed tho
landlord interest would be more or les
strong, have eoncurrsd - heartily il these
expressions Of dissent - the large towns and
districts Of the metropolis.
The opposition 70 the measure OF the Gov
ernment may be said 10 bs universal, and no
stronger proof need be cited Of the little
sympathy which exists on the question Of re-
form between tho leading organs of opinion
ia London, and the British public, than tho
fact that the Government Bill 10 everywhere
condemned, except in the columns Of some
Of our indential contemporaries. One fsa-
ture OF the agitation to which We are abiding
10 especially worthy Of NOTES.-The absence,
in every quarter, OF On approval Of the Der
y-Disraeli Bill. We sec and hear il abused
and pulled TO pieces from Lands End to
John O'Groats, but We can 6ad no meetings,
great or small, in any quarter, to support il,
or say . word 10 its favor. Everybody d
opposed to the bill, and, no one raises
voice in ito behalf.
II was mistake to introduce such bill,
and it will be still greater mistake to pro-
coed with it. Already the effect has been to
unite tho operative and middle elass to An
extent which has not existed sineh the French
Revolution of 1880. At oil the most infu.
ential gatherings throughout the kingdom,
within the last week or two, this anton has
been manifest, and many who hsve hitherto
been looked upon - viewing the growing il.
telligence Of tho working classes with sus.
picion, have gone a. far - Mr.. Bright in :
desire to give . vote to every householder
who pays rates; and not . few inauential
speaksrs 10 various districts-msn Of mark
and substance, in many instancss-havs even
advocated manhoan suffrage. Il 10 clear,
then, that the Government has quite mistaken
the feelings Of the country on this head, and
it is also clear that Mr.. Bright's recent expo
sitions have sunk deeper int the minds OF
the lower and middle classes than they were
believed to have done.
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~ RlafaA

THE Argentine Confederation and Paraguay
i being narrative Of the explosstien Of q
tributaries Of ths rivsr L. Piata, and edjasss
countries, during The pears ls5s, -, IS end 81
under the orders of the u. 8. 0ovsr1aeat:
Thos. J. Page. u. q. n, Commsnder Of The sxpsl
tion. For sale by
ap8d OGDEN, BROWNKLL d co.
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Obituary Of q Ncgre.

Obituary OF q Negro.
The st. Joseph (Mo.,) Gazette Of the 3Oth
ult. contains the following:
DIED.-In this city, on Monday morning.
March %, 1859, Jeffry Deroin, in the 5Sth
year Of his age.
Jeffrey was born in St. Louis, slave Of
Joseph Robidoux, ST., Esq., founder OF st.
Joseph, and passed nearly the whole Of his
early life with that old and noted trader ia
the Indian country. He thus acquired the
tongues OF many tribes, and became pro-
fcient as interpreter. By association with
his master, he became an expert trader. and
realized sufficient means to purchase his free
dom in 1885. He Was then employed o the
Government Interpreter for many years. In
1874, he accompanied number OF lows and
Sacs and Fox Indian chiefs, under the charge
OF Col. Melody, to Europe. HE intsrpreta.
ton OF their languages was 90 clear and in
telligent that he not only made favorable
impression upon all the dignitaries Of the
foreign Courts at which they were received.
but, it il said, fascinated lady Of high title.
Disraeli and other litcrati had frequent con
versations with him, and showed him marked
attention. He returned to this country load
ed with presents, and Was soon recalled to .
position Of Government Interpreter. In en-
petitions Of United Ststes officers or other
gentlemen Of position over the plains and
mountains, hc was generally engaged - in.
tsrpreter and guide. His acquaintance was
almost universal in the far West, and MANY
will remember hin IN Errcce. ue .-ct:
French ~ Auently ~ he did English, or 4
dozen Indian tongues with which 30 was f.
milisr. He was ! 6ne-looking mulatto, with
benevolent, intelligent Continuance, stout
figure, modest, respectful dsmeanor, and was
m honest and faithful msn. He left wife
and children, and several thousand dollars
worth Of property. He purchased his wife
some time ago, from Dr.. Brown, OF Ken.
lucky. No negso was ever moro respected or
will be more generally regretted than Jeffrey
Deroin.
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Lynch Law AgaInst the Methodist
Church.

Texas papers give particulars OF the pro-
ceedings OF several meetings recently held
in Fannin Co.,, for the purpose of taking
measures to expell the members OF the Meth
odist Church North, who are accused of be-
ing abolitionists. At one meeting, COM
mittee Of fifty was appointed to wait upon
Bishop Jayne with warning. They per-
formed their duty on Sunday while Bishop
Jayne was engaged in morning services in
the church. Il was also resolved that tho
Methodist Church North could not be tolera-
ted in Texas, and that it must be put down
by force If necessary. A committee WAS APP
pointed to draft other resolutions to be acted
upon at IN adjourned meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

DJohn Slidall 10 over 70 years Of age.
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UThe SCORE or 20 Of Buckeyes, who
helped . darksy on his way rejoicing, are
now on trial before tho District Court of the
United States at Cleveland for tho horrible
crime.
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WAas van tAsy q vvasA &C.

what will tAey - wasA a..
From the reports Of the Mount Vernon
Fond il would sssn Mat tho Association will
sson oons into possession Of tho Mt. Vernon
farm. What = % b done with the barren
ssrss and The mouldsrinf bones out Of which
Johnny Washington Aen nads fortune p
We taks i FOR graat6 grounds and houss
and tomb will DO put in repair At an expense
somewhat exceeding the original cost Of the
premises. And than that score or two Of
Roman nosed old maids Of the First Families
Of Virginia, and a. many spindle shanked
bachelors Of tho same high lineage will be
appointed upon liberal salaries to manage
the valuable plantation. OF course their
aristocratic notions 81 utility, as we'll as their
cultivated tastss will q onse suggest the pur-
chase Of ~ soors Of likely wenches and
as many slssk men servants a. may seem
needful 70 wait upon the distinguished off,
cials Of the Association in charge Of the Mt.
Vernon Plantation.
In this view OF the matter it will be seen
that the honor and the luxury Of contribu-
ting TO the Mt. Vernon Fund will not be CON.
fined to the present time, but that the next
and succeeding generations, it may be, will
have ~ ample opportunities in that direction
~ We Of tho present day.
This is great country.
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/ hereby given u therein required:
March leth, 1850.
Congress approved March Sd, 1859, regulating tie
Terms Of the District Court Of the Unitsd States
for the District Of Iowa. IL IL hereby ordered that
term Of said csurt for the southern division ~
held 1t the city Of Ksckuk In said state, % con
msncs on the Arst Monday Of June, A. D. 1859.
You will take notice and summons tie 0rasd
and Petit Jaries accordingly.
To LAuRsL 6Unnsas. Esq, and Jonx G. BUHHs,
ESQ.,, Marshal and Clerk d said Court.
80, ]. N: LOVE-, Judge District cosrt
IL 18th, isss. ~ 49, A''A
LAuRnL SUMMING, q. s. Marshai,
BY J. Y. AxrnoEY, Deputy. [nch3A
The several newspapers in the southern divisie0
80 days previous 70 tho 6rst II Jane nsxt, in tAsr
WnsKLr papers, and send thar bills, In duplicate,
to tho u. 8. Marshal, af the Juns term al The
court, q Ksokuk, for payment.
The bills must b made In s1aIcr CONFORMITY 70
the Act q Ooasrsss, approved Feb. =, 1883. y.
sfof Publishing any sts int, notice, Of s-A., :.
quirsd ~ law, or The lawful order Of aAv 800 ~
partmsnt, bareau, or other person. In 49, rav..s
Per, forty senss par folio Cor the ins:rtior as,
twenty cents per folio for sAoAe - ha~~..ss ~.
NoD. The compensation ksrsj-1 nroyiIsd sS.ii 4.
elads the faraishing Of ,.svfal svidsn@ snde
oath ef pabhoation, 70 ~ made and furnished s
the printer q psolisbss II making sueh psSleAtion
1ns sesm toaio 10 " ~ cot shall mean one hundYe
wofds, ooUAtinf each Agurc - : word. Whsl
there sss OVER .fty and under ono hundred word
10y y sAAu - counted - one folio, bst not vha
thsy are ~, except when The whole stAaats astis
~ srdsr sontains 1ess than Afty words"
~ IN Act Of Congrsss, approved March, 3, 1870
ne southsrn division II composed Of ths following
- untiss, vis:
Lee. Van Barren, Davis, Appanooss. Wayne, D.
/ satur, Clark. LucAs, Monroe, W4pslls, Js6essea
Henry, Dss Noinss, Louisa, Washlngtoa, Kssksk
Mshaska, Earion, Powsshisk, Iowa, Johnsoa, Mus
/ oaAina Ea0kt and CAdar fanrR
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Ttae watch RcDa1FImg.
u1HE nuhanrihnr hainR Ohli1ed q mako : Ahnn

rvtHR sabsoriber bsing obliged - make chann1
! In the WATcn REPAI Rlus DxsAnfMs1s, hes p
esred tho services Of competent werkman-ooo
Who understands his business thoroughly. Gre
care will be taken with all work entrusted % I'd
care, and the work warranted 10 give satisfaSti1|
Tie Repairing Of Clocks, Jessirr, &C., also ~
facturing Of goods Of every ption, sri
receive my personal attention, and Narrated.
p. e.--Work OK sH kinds not giving perfect ~
Affection, will b. promptly adj listed By ealltns -
ths sabscriber, 1T No. Estes House
Anil 0-dkv SAM a RpTnoyEYa
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TSOR ORIGINATE PITTS.
e sumo ..sThe splendd steamer
IDA NAY, !. G. RnEno uastsr, willd
leave for above and oil way points % The L
rivsr, O Saturday, the 9TH inst, at u s'eloek
For freight or passage apply -
BARTLETT D HINH, Agents,
speodtd No. 80 Lsvss, up stAixl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

Senator Seward was at Harrisburg,
Pennsylvsnia, last week, and vibited Senator
Cameron. We presume that this circum.
stance il sufficiently significant and ominous
to keep tho Democratic press busy saving the
Union for some weeks to come.
a. Jenny Lind 10 advertised to sing in
England, for the purpose Of retrieving her
private fortunes, al her previous acoumula.
tons having been unfortunately sQuandered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

kSOk WH1 AO1NE1 81vB1e
g The rood steamer COL MORGAN
g. ". HILL Master, will leave 0eaeea1D1t|
Saturday, April 9th, on the arrival q Tho :
from Kssksk, for Dss Asinss city nd I'll IN
mediate landinp.
For 1rsieht Of passage apply on boaTd or to
BARTLETT . HINE, Aesnts,
No. - Levss, mp staifl
Will resolve freight on the Hamilton Bslle1
Wsdnsslsy, Thassday and Friday.
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ksp1blicAn State Central Committee.
Dies Aoinss, March -, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09
Arrival 81 tho New .ratssA minister,

Arrlval ~ the New DrAsssA minister,
BALTnoRI, Aprilv.
The English frigats Curacao with Lord
Lyons, tho new British Minister, on board,
entered Chesapeake Bay, last evening, and
will reach Annapolis this p. m.
Bosrox, April 5.
The Governor has signed the bill which
reorgauixss the judiciary system OF the Com
monweslth. Ii does not affect the Judges Of
tho Supreme Court, but in effect displacss
the present Judges Of the Superior Court
and orestss ton nsw judges to preside over
Superior Court which 10 created for the on
tire State. It also provides FOR numerous
reforms in legal procedure. 1t is said that
the Hon. Charles Allen, of Worcester, will
bs appointed Chief Justice Of the new Su-
perior Court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

i. r.. MU MPaaRR
A9csAsn - CommIssIon uoFenag
NJ. AS HOUSE. Particular 49,
: ~. TO The sale Of faraitsres horee,
rtAgea. -. ranaa1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

Hemp Seed.
n BUSHELS Hemp and Canary 6esA r. r.
III and for sals b.
A. j. WILKINSON.
Sign u ths Golden Eagle and 4estaSs
meh1o1 u 0ain-gl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-09

llRAWING Papsr, BslsAol BoArds, Blottins
- per. Tissue Pspsr, Whiting Cards. ssel
Pens. Bill Hilss, States, PsAholdsrS, Portfol
Lawye.S - 6sals, Lead Pencils, Inkstands, late
table,. gepying Books, Brushes, Uhasnen p
0annoa boards. ~, 10, this dsy received q
OGDEN, BRoWNRLL : co.,
apr6d So Maia-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-04-26
Tn CIRou1r Couar tr H1rnIco Couu.

IH1 CIK0UIE COUNT tT HBNKIC0 C0uN-
1Y, Judge Clopton presiding met 10 the State Court
HoHse yesterday morning, to commence the Spring
term. The Grand Jury were called and sworn, but
baying nothing to do. adjourned By IL O'Clock,
thus giving the "0pposition" portion an opporiu
nifty to attend the barbecue at Youug's Mil, aud
the Democrats an equal chance to repsir to Hun
gary Sta ion," where their political friends aad
representatives were to meet to talk over "AfAirs
OF state" and to participate in the creature cons
holding courts on holidays, when free barbecuss
are abundant, and politics are at boiling heat, IL
certainly debatabie question, and ono which
iawyers Jurors. witnesses and sherihs, would ds>
stance, however, want Of business enabled them Ito Ia
escape frsm the temple ofjustce, in ample time to
hear the orators Of the day expstiate upon their
peculiar fitness for the positions they are seeking
40 we'll 40 to meet old friends and make new oues
aud for the time s'cast dull care to the dogs"
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rR THE 9RkhT DRAwpAoK to per-

IA. IHE dhEAT UkAWBAUK 20 PERSONS
ENGRAVING 10 the extreme South and Western
couutry is the fear they have ofFEVEk and AGUE
the most direiul OF all diseases. Every day we
hear OF persons attacked by this disease and made
hepiess in = short time without any means OF az
fordirg relief In view of the great demand for
remedy DR. H0STEFTER has presented his celehra
ted "BIFrkEs." whose curative powers for al
knowledged The "BLTTEks," prepared after a
long experience and deep study. have received The
as ali elasse- fIom every part of our country. II
those who doubt their virtues. all we can say is tC
try them, and Judge for themselves respectively
rod by druggists and dealers generally, every
where.
ks- See advertisement in another column.
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A Coop CIrlzsH.-We noticed in the
Henrico Circuit Court yesterday, that Mr.. JAcsB
B. KEzsEs was sgain at his post ~ foreman Of the
Grand Jury, aud though somewhat eafeebled from
indisposition, Was as cheerful and lively - ever.
No man 10 the county Of Henrico 10 90 we'll know o
and dearly Hsloved BY all classes ~ Mr.. K Ever
ready to aid the needy aud to comfort the distress
ed, be has won to himsslf hundreds OF friends,
that will rejoice to know he 10 improving in
health, and may yet be spared many yesre to coan.
| eel and advise all Who call upon him. Long may
he continue to exo.~ise his kindly influence for
good, upon oil who appreciate the opinions OF 4
pure minded, kind hearted, honest man.
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REES l. cos
NEW STYLE
TprpEARy. AMppory

THE PEARL AMBROTYPE.
MesT BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE PICTUaE ExTAyr.
AL styies OF Portraits known in Photographic
Art, tahen at the STEAM GALLERY, l39 Mair
street.
All work warranted to please. or no charge.
Prices ranging from 2tc TO $25.
Large size Family uroups. and
$1,000 worth of Fancy Casss,
At one half the usual prices.
Have your old Pictures copied In the new style.
To prevent their fading.
See specimens of small children at their
Doorway. See IL you can tpd any at other
Galleries to compare with them.
Beware OF Bupgiing Operators and Imitators.
an Ats
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~ BURROWS RELIABLE MEDICINE.
THE MOST EXALTED r EMEDY IN
- yYnRID--


Has cured and Is DOW daily efiectfng the nost
extraordinary cures Of diseases. TO which humanIy
IA aflicted Thousands who were hitherto suiierlng
under the most inveserats diseases and which we're
wonderfully restored 10 health BY the nse o. TINS
truly. great remedy. For soRorgbAb iIt MhhuMAi M
FCROtUL1ua AFFECTIONS. and fer all diseases
resu,ng fr.an ip.psriy q the blood, 1t isunsnrpass
Cd by any medicine In medical science.
By thoroughly purifying the Blood and stomach,
and strengthening and reuovating every organ OF
the human system, IL necessarily cures all those
diseases resulting from orba scsion Of the sane
such as LIVER COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AEFEC.
TIONs, GENERAL DEBILITY, ERUPTION6
on THE sKIN, CHRONIC FEVER AND AdUB,
and all other diseases which are well known TO ex-
ist from the above causes. All that is asked is
fair trial whish will aesuredy convince any one OF
the ineon parable efficacy of this remarkable pre-.
parstion 80 curing the diseases for which i re-
scriptiTe circular. Prepared by oo
w BURROW GO,
Practical and Anaiy teal Chemists,
Norfolk, Va.
For sale In Richmond by Purcell Ladd 70.
DR. J w Gariick. Waring 4 Pearce, and DRUGGISTS
generally. nm 10 u
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Fx.MINArroN WATvsD- n

EXAMINATION WAIvRD.-Nimrod B.
Dickinson, charged with the murder of John c.
Haley, At the State Fair Grounds In Henrice co..
on the 10th of October, 1857. appeared before the
Circuit Court of Henrico, Judge Clopton presiding,
on yesterday, waived an examination before q
called court to which he had been sent on by .
committing magistrate, and asked to be tried Oh
the charge which he was arraigned at this term.
The Grand Jury will therefore indict him, and II
the witnesses be had, the trial will proceed in
the course Of q few days.
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THn~MAspAxus r. T. Dan

THl- MAHDAxus MIR. r. T Daniel,
Attorney for the City of Richmond, appeared be-
fore Judge Meredith, yesterday, and submitted an
argument in behalf Of the City Council, to show
cause why the Court should not award mands-
mus commanding the Council to take the neces.
sary steps to enable Mr.. D. Hagerty to qualify as
Superiu utendent of the City Gas Works. The
Judge, after hearing ell the arguments, took until
IL O'Clock this morning to examine the authori.
ties, when he will make known his decision.
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R@- LIE & PLgAsANTs-

z ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice In the Courts held in Richmond, Henrico,
Goochland and Hanover.
As Notaries Public aud Commissioners OF Deeds.
Sc they are authorised 20 take Dispositions, Affi1
Wits Acknow led gmenta of Deeds, Powers of Attor-
ney Bills Of Sale, &C. be used recorded in the
several States and Territories of the Union.
Once en Iith ST. Sd door from Main. nh l2-Iy
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D.sppRArs Row-A slave named

DEsPsRArR Row "A slave named
Armistead, in the service OF William r. Robinson,
was attacked near Oakwook Cemetery, yesterday.
aud severely beaten by another negro named
Harry, who IL employed on the York River Rail.
road. Harry, 1t seems, used an iron rod, with
which he assailed Armistead, laying open the
scalp of his head 10 two three places, and cuta
ting and brnising his right hand 10 serions man.
ner. The assai.ant is yet at large, but will DO
doubt be called before justice of Hsnrico to an
sWer for the offence.
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- LIGHT, 6waBT AND WHoLxsoNn
Bread .ss mples lafallible Baking Powder ID fast
state, where it 10 being introduced. It 10 always
alike and reliable, and OF standard proportions and
quality. Manufactured by JNU w 0AkLIUK and
sold by nearly every Druggist In aichmond, and
sundry other merchants here and elsewhere.
M-lw
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DRESS TRIMMlSeas a.

DRESS TRIMMINGS.
DRESS TRIMMINGsi
BoETTcHER. IL, sroad street.
new Spring aud summer Trimm;nrs conai,tinr
of the most fashionable and styiish
PRINCES,
poMpoNErTs.
cRAprs MARAnoUTs.
ouILLED RIBBONS.
ana many osher diasrcnt kinds and novelties.
Having made an arrangement with several i'm.
porting houses In New York TO supply me with ali
the y NV sTYLES Of Goods a. soon a. they arr,vs
! wiz tie enabled to furnish my customers win ths
latest fashionable styles on the
MOST kEAeUNABLE TERMS.
Further. call the attention of the Laaies "a !.
lot ef "
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAs. suAwLs
POINTS,
which lean sell at very low figures bcinr of n, =
own direct importation.
ssssk sas.s AND MD sPpfr PGTslh zEpHER woRsrKDs.
Shetland Yarn. of all colors, always on hand. at
Wholesale and retail; Real Lisie Thread Stockings
for Ladies. Real Lsle Thread Seeks for Gentle.
men. and splendid assortment of Fans and other
fancy articles. Tan 2o-ta
AECHEAp CARD DpRINTING.-The DIsP ATCH
JOB oFFICE being now supplied with TWO OF
RuGGLES' FAST CARD PRINTING PRESSES, il
prepared to furnish this description of work cheaper
and with greater rapdty than any other establish.
ment in this city. The largest stock Of CARDS 10
the city can be found at this office.
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LOCAL AERAIRg,

HonRIBL1 6uIcID1 "A young man
named WARsxR n. GopDls, plastsrsr s. trads'
committed suicide yesterday morning, By cuttiug
bis throat from esr to Mr.. g., q ID said, had
been on spree for several days, and becomine
quite sick from the effects, exhibited such marked
depression Of mind that bis friends feared an ens
tire loss OF reason. On Sunday afternoon hs ~.
pesred quite dsspondent and continued % during
the evening. That night hs retired at the usual
time, and shout O'Clock yesterday morning aross
and started c6 ~ walk. Taking the direc-
tion Of the Ws1aam Plank Road, he walked
on until getting near wAr~ick Z Barksdale's
stables, 10 Heurico county, when be was seen
to kneel down In the Path, change his positioa
slghtly and tnen hurriedly draw something across
his throat sevsral times. The perons Who saw bin
immediately gave the alarm and hurried 70 tho
young man, only to find that he had severed the
arteries, wind pipe and svery other obseacle 70
the bones Of the neck, and that be was Dad
That be was deranged at the time. aud bad been
partially % for several days, no one can doubt
vho knew him. An inquest vas held over the
body - soon - . jury could be convened, and .
verdict was rendered IN accerdance with the above
facts. Mr. leaves sisters brothers, relatives aud
friends to lament his horrid and uutimely end.
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CLaY 9rRsBT CHuRoH.-This neat and
we'll arranged house Of worship, now being erected
by the Methodists, 10 % near completed, that the
basement room Was opened Cor divine service on
Sunday last, and was densely crowded. It's popu.
lar paetor, Rev. Mr.. Peterson, fs . young man Of
great energy, and deserves we'll Of his coDgFega.
tion for his untiring efforts % secure for them
such church 80 they now have. His lAbors In
behalf Of Sunday Schools have hsen vsry success.
full, and whom his time expires, all WIN know him
will regret to part with him.
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ClIHooIxn.--This bssulifa1 raes mare.
y yfiDanciss, arrived hers yssessdsy nossiue, go
Miu 60 % once into tysIatne 1br ths AsAlsed
Tscss she is said 10 b bsasiifui sninsl, and -
Aset - the wind. -- 49,