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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-30
A Bigamy Case.

On Saturday night last Constable Mitchell
Of this town arrested : man named Charles
Vesey, st Oquawka junction, charged with
the crime of bigamy. 1t appears that Vesey
came to the junction some six or seven weeks
since, and obtained board in the family Of
MIR. Lucius Cook. He pretended that be was
employed by an association as q detective,
and was on the lookout for thieves, and other
rascals. One day last week he ensiced away
the daughter Of Mr.. Cook, young girl OF
only sixteen years, and they went to Gales
burg, and from there to some other town in
that vicinity whore they were married. As
soon as they returned home, q son of Mr..
Cook, who had heard that Vesey had wife
living in Burlington, Immediately started for
that city, and succeeded in finding her, from
whom he learned that they were married in
St. Louis few years since. Mr.. Cook re.
turned home and caused the arrest Of Vesey.
His examination was postponed until Wednes-
day at O'Clock, before Justice Warehouse.
In the meantime the accused was sent to
jail.-Oquawka Plaindealer.
We publish the above simply as warning
in this fast age to all family circles against
the very common and sudden intimacy with
strangers Of whom nothing 10 known, fire.
quently leading to just such or worse domes-
tic catastrophes.
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A GORE spondsnt Of the New York Times,
writing about the funeral Of Eberhard. the
oldest artist in Munich. (Bavasis,) who died
on the 18th Of March last, thus describes the
dead.house and tho precautions taken there
against burial before life 10 extinct:
When arrived q tho Cemetery, the body
was still IN tho Liechenhaus, and the crowd
were waiting around the door. worked nv
way to the window, and look cd into the room.
saw six corpses, laid out in horrible pomp .
with canopies, or bowers or artificial flowers,
and foliage over them and wax candles burn
ing oil around them. Each was dressed Ia
the garment Of life-there were no shrouds
The rigid figure Of . military officer seemed
even in death t. be sitter for military coat
with high collar, and covered with gold
lace and embroidery. Another vas bride
and lay in her veil and orange flowers in the
silent embrace Of mightier bridegroom.
And the old Professor ia dress coat, with
his whits-gloved hands, crossed upon his
breast, and his [iks those Of eli the othsrs)
lifted out of the coffin and propped up by !
cushion, seemed to be sleeping Q ghastly
nightmare sleep-so little did tho stern, set
face harmonize with the homogeneous dress,
and the empty state which surrounded it.
Each body had small wire attached to .
ring upon it's finger, and connected with
bell, so that the slightest motion would ct
once call the attendants. This precaution
against mistaken burial before life 10 really
extinct, 10 Of long standing hero. tits prop
or to say, however, ~ On answer to state
ments which are becoming very fashionable
nowadays, - to the frequency Of such an
occurrence, that tho cases In which the sup
posed dead have manifested life BY motion,
during the three days Of their remsinins in
the Liechsnhsus, are altogether traditional
Of late years, certainly, netting Of the kind
has here taken place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-30
From New Granada.

WASHINGfoN, April II.
A private letter from responsible party,
dated Bogots, has been received, stating
that the English holders Of the Bonds OF
the New Granadian Government have de-
manded some substantial security for the
payment of the interest and their ultimate
redemption, and that the British Government
is sustaining the demand. One Of the propo-
sitions 10 that the power to close the fran
ohise Of the Panama r. r. shall be assigned
to the bond holders.
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The slave Trade oh the Coast.

WARRINGTON, April "a.
The Navy Department has received volu-
minous dispatches from Com. Conover, Of
the African squadron, dated Porto Prays,
March IL.
The sloop Vincennes was at that port and
the Dale was shortly expected. n
The slave trade, - usual, was being car
ried on extensively. Quite number Of cap
lures had been made, by both English and
American cruisers. The health OF the off,
GERS was good.
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BUYINEss NOTICE.



A State Convention Of the Republicans of Iowa
is called to assemble by their delegates at he City
of Dies Moines, ut III o'clock M, on edA esday
the 72d day Of june, 1852, for the nomination Of
officers be elected at the genersl election id Octo
Der of this year. Candidates. are to BE- selected for
the Offices Of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
three Judges Of tho Supreme Court. TIE CONVEX
ton viii take such other action O. may, in ats
opinion contrbuts 10 the success Of the principles
and organization Of the Republican party Of this
State and Of the Union.
Every organised county viii be entitled to one
Delegate in the Convention, and to one additional
Delegate for each 100 voters latter the first 1907
and for any additional fraction Of so votes
cast Ut the last General Election for Hon. Elijah
Sells, ~ Secretary Of State.
The attention Of the Republican Central Com
NIT tess Of their respective counties 10 directed to
the calling Of the County Conventions for the ap-
pointment OF Delegates, In the ratio above stated
and for efficient organisation preparatory to the
canvass. JOHN A. KASS0N,
ii. M. HOXIE,
N. ]. RUSCH,
DIN. COOLEY,
G.H. JEROME,
X. l.. b. CLARKE,
THOS. Sicily,
Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 20, 1859.
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I HAVE . lot Of Double-Soled Water Proof Mi
i ners' Boots on hand, which will sell cheaper
than the same quality can BE- had in this city.
Persons laying in outfits viii please bear this In
mind and call 1t the Doos anl Shoe EA.
poYlum, 6S MAln.sg.
have the best selection Of material from which
to manufacture TO order kept In this city, and
will get up Boots and Shoes Of every description
on the shortest notice.
Miners who wan. long tops and extra heavy solss,
should call in and leave their orders for Boots i'm
mediately.
Women's French Calf Boots and Shoes made 10
order. s. A. DUKE
feb2Hd
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Coal, Coal, Coal.
FROM THE


FROM THE
LAWRENCE NEW MINES.
"A NEW VEIN OF COAL has recently bsen dis
n covered, and II now being extensively worked
on tho lands Of tho Lawrence Coal CO., at Law
renee OF quality superior to any hitherto brought
to this Market in confirmation Of which references
ere had below.
I am now furnishing and am prepared to deliver
the above Coal in quantities TO suit, At the lowest
market ratcs.
will also furnish the same Coal sold BY the
Slaughter Co. for the past few months, and which
was obtained from the Lawrence Mines, and which
ID second only 70 the above described Coal, or the
best Of Slaughter Coal.
Orders for the above may be left 1t the once OF
K. X. D. W. Ford, or Rodefsr Bishop at the r.
h. DEPOT, or H. H. Riley, under the Dudley House.
E. REYNOLDS, Agent.
RHYKRRNcEs:
State Bank, 8. Dwight Eaton,
j. X. Hornish, J.C Parrot h Co.,
Connabls Smyth,
slAde Bro, Billings House.
s. D. CLARK, Master Mechanic at K. 1 IT. D.
N. Machine Shop. Tjan24d8m1
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MAME OPPORTUNlTY!
g Cd Chance for q Mechanic or LIN
n OTlCE ri.

A LII persons whom IL may concern are hereby
"A notihed that the undersigned was on the 4th
plaes Of James L. Estes, resigned, Of the persons
and property Of Henry q. DsLouis and Louisa o.
taviA DeLouis, minors, and heirs Of Elisabeth DE-
Louis, formerly Elizabeth Hunt.)
All persons who are indebted to the estate Of
said minors, or who have claims against the same
are hereby notified that transactions and settle
ments pertaining to the same are, In future, to b.
made with me. MARTIN STAFFORD.
CuRSIs, GILLnoRx 4 CuRr1s, Att'ys.
April 8, 869-apod4w
Nebraska anA so1aA Iowa RaiIroaa.
NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 the 6tookholdsrs Of
IN the Nebraska and South Iowa Railroad Com
pany thata meeting of tho Stockholders will b
held y KEOSAUQUA, on the All aay - may,
1889, for the purp Of holding m election for
Directors Of said road. Other business Of impor-
tanoe TO the progress Of tho road will be brought
y order. !: MAYNE, Secretary.
Esne watch Repa1ring.
FTsHE subscriber being obliged to make change
! IN the WATcG REPAI RIxo DEPARrnssf, has -
cured the services Of : competant workmAn-Ons
who understands his business thoroughly. Great
care will be taken with oil work entrnstsd TO my
care, and the work warranted 10 give satisfaction.
The Repairing of Clocks. Jssceivv. &c. also the
mans featuring Of goods Of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
r. S.-Work Of I'll ktnds mot giving perfect sat-
.facfion, will b promptly adjusted 81 sailing on
the subscriber, at No. Estes Houss
April e-dAw sAA'L 9. BRIDGES.
Askinsonss 0ihorAa.
.nRIENTAL AND WESTERN EIBERIA-A
~ Narrative Of seven years Explorations and
Adventures In Siberia, Mongolia. the Kirghis
Steppes, Chinese Tartar and part Of Central Asia.
For sale 1t OGDEN, BROWNELL D CO.'S
Cl1Y Book STORE,
Ap6d No. 81 Aain-st.
H0nncG OOaras
TUST received and for sale by
81 OGDEN, BR0WNELL CO.,
Apr3d No. - Main-st.
nKAN0ES, Lemons, Figs, French and German
~ Pruncs, NJ II. and layer Aaisins, Gurrauts.
10. GOLFERS / ROBERTSON.
Fryss Patent
FOUNTAIN INKSTAND-The best In use for
IL sale ~ O6DEN, BROWNELL co.
niagara TaylOrss Last 0OOk.
NORTHRRN TRAvEL--Summsr and Winter
IN Pictures Of Sweden, Dsnmark and Lapland.
For sale BY OGDEN, BROWNELL 8 co.
aps5d
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The following table shows the number of Dele
gates TO which each County Is entitled, according
to the ratio above mentioned, and EN- braces II the
counties organized 1t this date.
JOHN A. KASSON,
Chairman of the State CAntral COMMITTEES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Tor Dos MOinos.
VNHE STEAMER CLARA HINE, ~s-,
! will leave for above and interme- LG11ui1uf7111
diate points on Monday evening, May
Ind
For freight or passage apply to
BROWN 4 TAYLOR,
AprSOdzt Agents.
AFmOi las lnk.
A GOOD supply 81 al sizes Also, Window and
n Wall Papers. just received by
ap3Od NJ. w. WESTCOTT
kookNk Branch N the state HANK
Of Iowa.
NOTICE IL hereby given that books Of subccrip-
ti0n TO the Capital Stock OF this Branch win
be opened on Monday, May 9th, 1889, 1T It's Bank
ing Louise, on Third-st.
The amount Of new subscriptions authorised Is
SAT 500.
by order OF tho Directors,
3. II. HARRISON, President.
J.W. McMILLEH, Cashier.
April -, lS69d7w
ONION SEITS.
K BARRELS FOR by
~ mch1ld KELLOGG 4 BIRGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-30
Indiana Banks Throwing out MT
n0is and Wisconsin Currency.


In relation to the action Of the Board OF
Directors of the Bank Of the State Of Indi-
ana, regarding Clearing House, it was re-
solved to throw out the notes of Illinois and
Wisconsin banks. With reference to this
action, the Indianapolis Journal says:
1t was also determined, We learn, to throw
out the notes of Illinois and Wisconsin
banks. The discount Of per cent. hereto
fore placed on this currency has had the Of
feet OF driving large portion of it out Of
circulation here, and the refusal to receive it
on deposit hereafter on any terms, will drive
it all from onr midst.
The Illinois banks have q circulation of
about 81 900, 900, and the Wisconsin banks
about IS, 100000 Many of these banks are
located ut inaccessible points, and the cost
OF procuring redemption or exchanges is
greater than the holders Of the currency are
willing to submit to. This currency cannot
be exchanged in Chicago for Indiana or
Eastern currency short Of la(alac, while
Eastern Exchange 10 purchased there with
the notes Of the Bank Of the State or those
Of the Indiana Free banks for aGg3 PREM
The discount OF per cent. now placed on
this currency does not cover the cost OF CON !.
verting it into available funds.
The action Of the Board of Directors Of
the Bank of the State, in reference to the
Western banks, Was nearly unanimous, one
branch only-that ct Laporte-holdine an
adverse position. The chief business OF
this branch is with Chicago, whore the bulk
OF Illinois and Wisconsin currency centres,
which constituted the reason for ito oppo-
elton to the action Of the majority Of the
branches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-30

Coal,
FROM THE NEW YORK AND FARM.
INGTON COAL MINES,
"HOLESALE and retail. Acknowledged by
w all 70 DO the best Iowa Coal.
Price IL cents, delivered. Once on Third street,
second door from State Bank.
mch16d r. +. PLATT.
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HKHRY SrRosG, Ssc'y.
Kaukrk. Apr. LIB. 1874

NNT II 4 4 - : 0ItA -
MRS. M. TALON
ID RESPECTFULLY soEcits the o&toakiDa q -
IN Ladies TO her NEW STOCK a
SPRING 4 SUMNER 0oo04.
The latest styles and fashions and various quAll-
titles, TO suit All tastes. have besa aelestod.
BOmne1s. RlDA0mo.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN BLOWEnS,
Spring and Summer Shavls and Mankillas,
FANCY nAIn PIxs, moor sKfRrs, AnD
THOMPSON'S STEEL SPRING TONIOS;
Lace Mits, Embroideries, Collars, Hair Braid,
and every thing usually conprised 10 this depart
msnt will Be found in her store, ct wholesale and
retail. fAprl4dl No. 81 MAIN.ET.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-30

AME9s UHOVEL0
TuST RECEIvED-A lot Of Ames' Ehovels, lust
u received andfor sale BY
TILLINGHAsT, LANE . BURL,
6ign Of 1As Droad-Axe,
spr0dlw Iss Main-st.
MALI = Loaf Betser than No DroaA.s
EOR ~ ENT-That large tae story ho~ss,
~ lots and stable, pleasantly situated on the cor
ner OF Morgan ana Third stfssts. OnLY 500 .
year. Apply this week to
Apr26d2w L. J. ZWART.
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How tho Democratic Party IL I
turcd.

How tho Democratic Party IL In.
iurcd.
The True Southron gives the following GU
rious idea OF Democrat, as to the danger
in which his party 10 placed in the State Of
Mississippi:
lin FIx.-We were not q little amused
yesterday, at the remark Of . leading Demo-
crat Of this city. Referring 70 the contro-
versy going on in the column. 81 morning
paper about the proposed pardon OF Fisher,
DO said AT every term Of our Court, Judge
Yerger sends ten or dozen good Democrats
TO the penitentiary. and now, when We pro-
pose to get one pardoned out, We are told it
VIII lnJure the Democratic party Of Warren
hundreds Of votesv His opinion, from these
premises, IL, that the Democracy 10 doomed.
In few years all the party will be in, and
II one is pardoned out, the remainder will
join the opposition! Unfortunate Democ-
racy!"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-30

HoncIDx CAsE.-State OF Iowa, %. VIM.
Innis, for killing D. Garner, Justice Of she
Peace OF Des Moines county, q few days be-
fore the last October election in fight which
originated out Of political dispute between
said parties, was tried before the District
Court at Burlington last week, and after .
.fAl OF two days Of much effort on tho part
OF counsel, resulted in verdict Of acquittal.
:. y. Hall and j. Tracy, Attorneys for the
prosecution, Daniel 4. Miller and 9. b. Oar
WIN, attorneys for Defendant. Msdi-
son Plaindealer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-30

Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, March 20, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-30

Of Keokuk, that she has returned with .
large stock Of MILLINERY GOODS, which
he win sell ct vSry low prices Her store il the
louth side Of Main street, between Ind and Sd.
sAur Ii a.
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DAyArA Taylor,s Last 0O0k.
NORTHERN TRAvEL.--Summsr and Winter
For sale By OGD1N, BROWNELL ACO.
aps5d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-27

said { Barbour bad granted an interview he would have
revealed the whole plot Both At Harpers fery aud
here an excited crowd followed the prisoner, a. he pass
ed manacled through the streets Ia the charge Of officers.
Hts commitment on Suspicion OF aiding and abetting
John Brown \ CO., Was issued by Justice Eiehelhergcr.
The prisoner stephens Is cousidered out OF immediate
danger from his wounds, and the others are In good
condition. The excitement In town is increasing as the
time for trial approaches. The town is guarded BY We
~ large body OF military, under the command ofColonel
Davis which was reinforced to-day by men from Shep-
herdstown. Colonel Davis arrived in town from Rich.
nond. and took command to-day of all the troops. lie
Is a stan officer of Governor Wise. Senator Mason, Mr..
Faulkner and other prominent Virginians are here. II Is
understood that, ~ ordered TO do so by the court, Mr..
Robert l. Conrad will defend the prisoners, but no one
has yet been appointed. Col Martin. United States Mar
shall OF the Western District of Virginia. is also here. II
Is expeeted that the requsition OF Gov. Wise for,the priso-
ner in Cariise jail will reach there in time to enable him
TO be committed TO the jail of this county on Thursday
night.
orr HARPER's rERRv DESPATCH.
HAMPERS FERRY, Oct 20, lS59.-Slll further discove.
rics as TO those implicated in the outbreak have been
made, which seem TO produce much excitement here and
atCharlestown The nature Of the discoveries has not
TRANSFERRED. There were last night numerous alarms and
greathnrrying to and fro. Arms from the armory were
dealt out TO every citizen, and guards were despatched
with the trains. The workmen in the armory, who had re-
sumed work, are all again idle to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-27
J. VI.
o. DABNEY.

At a meeting Of the citizens of ROane county, held at
the Court House, on the 18th day Of October inst, JAS.
L. POWELL, ESQ, was called TO the chair, and J. N.
MCWHoETER appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was explained by D.. Frost,
Esq, after which the following resolutions were uuani.
mously adopted:
Rs,oirsd, That the proposition to hold q Convention
with a view to the more thorough aud effective organi-
zauon Of the Opposition party preparatory to the Pres
dental canvass Of 1860, meets the cordial approval Of
this meeting.
Rsyo'rSi, That, aciuated by a purely devotional at
tachmrnt TO the Constitution and the Union, we welcome
with pleasure III who may unite with ~ in hurting from
POKER the present wasteiul aud corrupt party. aud thus
preserve unimpaired the institutions under which W.
live.
Essolrsd That, without presumiug TO dictate to the
delegates appointed 10y this meeting any specific course
Of action, We would respectfully suggest TO their cousid-
Grafton the claims Of ions MNoR BuIrs 10 the Prcsiipn-
Cy Of the L. s, and request them to Use their influence
in securing his nomination by the National Conven.
ton.
Ga motion Of l. G Armstrong it was
Rss5ircd, That the Chairman appoint five delegates to
attend the Richmond Convention.
Whcreupou the Chair appointed the following gentle
men l.. G. Armstrong, Il. d. Williams, 7. A. Roberts
John Lorentz, and Thos. Ferrcll.
CA motion, Is7ac y. Smith, u. Frost and VIM. i. Pate
were appointed altenates.
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary we're added "a
The lis' Of delegates.
On motion, il was
EssoirSd, That the proceedings Of This meeting b.,
published in the Virginia Chronicle, Richmond Wing
and Kanawha Republican.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
I N M.Vyu..rr, O..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-27
calling oppo.i,ion Aoonluonis,..

The New Orleans Bulletin has the follo~ing scathing re
buke to a class of Southern men who attempt to make a
living by s~landering every one who has the courage to
think for himself
THE Planters Banner, OF 81. Mary's Parish, La, al
ludinG to our remarks upon the practice of calling the
best and most conservative men of the South abolition
ists,' or free-soilers, or something of that sort, which
Southern demagogues and political chSrlatans are in the
habit Of doing, makes the following truthful comments
awe have long thought with the Bulletin, that this
practice is shameful, ridiculous aud dishonest. Those
that fling the charge, DO il mostly to Brighten the ignor
ant or excite prejudice. IL all were abolitionistS in the
South that demagogues have charged with being such In
the last eight or ten years, rcpubhcanism would carry
nearly all the Southern States at the present time. We
have heard mulumdes of Shareholders who never saw a
free State, and whose fathers were shareholders before
them. ranked As aboltionists and wihul enemies of the
South
Every one win readily recognize the fidelity to nature
Of this picture; and very many viii recollect that the
rogue i generally the first TO cry stop thief Ii will
DO no harm to keep an eve upon the parties that are con
>tanuy insinaating the charge OF abolitiOnism against the
hest men OF the South. A "DOwn-eaSter.' who had
been in the State scarcely long enough to get the hang
of the slang phrases, some time last wear insinuatcd that
senator Hammond was not sound And IL NAV be re-
collected that We had occasion to comment, during the
last Presidential election, upon the base aspersions cast
upon the largest Shareholder OF Mississippi, by the miser-
able political cdHIiYe, simply because he refused to echo
their insane twaddle and jAcObinical ranting"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-27
LETrER FROM MANCHESTER.
Correspondence Of ns Atsraadria Gasstts.
wtNsuK.VNn net Oh IA

correspondence ~ I've dtfEdNdftd Udsets.
wiNCnEStER, Oct. 20, 1883,
la all the newspaper accounts We have seen published
Of tho Hsrperis Ferry invasion, no notice has yet been
taken OF the Morgan Continental Guards, Major b Il
Washington, and the Morgan Rihemcn, Ia new company
which has beea lately formed berc.) They len here on
Monday, about noon. and did not return until the next
Afternoon. IL Il but due 20 Justice that they should DO
mentioned; and from what know OF the Continentals,
land they are werl aud Evorably known In your city,
there IL not a drawer set of men In the State. They have
been performing patrol duty ever since they returned.
Indeed. the pres generally have entirely forgotten 20
make mention Of Winchester at all. Their worthy May
or, Col. Sherrard, as soon as the news Of the insurrection
at HarpcrIs Ferry reached here, dispatched Immediately
the companies above named, and accompanied them
himself. ... K. -
The negro man Haywood. the porter connected with
the Railroad, who was killed at Harpsrs Ferry, was bu-
ried here on "Wednesday with military honors. lie was
a favorite with all who knew him, and those who have
travelled over the road viii now miss the laughing coun-
tenancc Of Old Haywood. The remains were accompa.
nicd by the Morgan Continentals, Major II. b. Washing
ton, and two other companies, one from Winchester, and
the other from Martinsburg. Their names l cannot rec
ollect-the battalion was under the command of Colonel
Moore. The fine band of music, connected with the Con-
tinentals, headed the procession, aud played some beau
tiful airs. In the procession were the Mayor of the city.
the officers Of the Regiment. in uniform, Mr.. Holiday,
and other leading citizens Of this place. IL was an i'm
posing sight To look upon, and could our Northern coun-
irymen, have witnessed the funeral of old Haywood. aud
the hundreds who gathered around the grave. and the
respectful and serious attention with which they listened
to the burial service, which was read by an old eolorcd
preacher. there would be no such fanatics a. Brown and
Cook. The prayer that was delivered was an impress
sivc one, and | am SURE will not be forgotten very soon by
those who heard it.