davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

A Tuouour FOR YOUNG MEN NO
re.k Is SO shocking to behold as
that of dissolute yonpg man, va
the person of the deOauchee ,,",. or Inc ne
sria,e. inIamy is written, How na, :
ture hangs labels over him to testify nns
her disgust at his example no" .O'
she loosons all his joints SENDS trs,
mo mors aloug his muscles, aud bends !,
forward lds frame The wroten
whose life long pleasure has Deen -. -
dsbase himself and to debauch o'n,
ors, whose heart has been e., suos s,eepga !,
in sin SO that It is black all over, u
an olleuse TO the heart OF the un'
blemished.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

a poor man aud bis wife were re-
Gently struggling over one Of the miry
roads IN the vicinity of Newark,
N. D., when they passed near au
orchard, the woman expressing de-
sire to taste one of the apples which
hung tempiingly from a tree a Few
yards boy where she stood. No
sooner bad she spoken than her
husband gallautly climbed over ths
ience, shook the tree, and returned
to her side with ons Of the apples
IN his hand She took one bite Of
it, and finding it rather sour, threw
1t away; but scarcely had the pair
started again on their journey, when
the owner OF the orchard bad them
both arrested; the husband ior steal
ing, and the wife for receiving sto-
bon goods! The heinous crime be.
ing clearly proven, they we're sent 10
prlsou-there to mediate on the
mutability Of human affairs, and the
blessing Of a liberal form Of govern
ment.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
Among all iha n,nn,im

Among all the monuments
that have been erected in ihis coun.
try. not one exists to the memory
OF John, Hancock He sleeps uucov.
cred except by that loved soil which
he, with others, wrested fgom the
tJram's'grasp.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

A fellow went into the Syracuse
police Office a few day ago, aud asked
II there WAS any penalty against sui
eide by drovning-adding that be
contemplated such an aos. "No, "
said the ohisf, ''tLefe ID no human
law against it. Officer, show bin
the deepest place in the canal!''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

A girl died at East Cambridge,
Mass, a few days siuce, Of small pox,
induced by cutting her hand with
glass, followed by maltreatment,
which TUNED the wound into The
above disease.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

.Slsrrns." There is something
In the namo of sister, whenits utter.
suoe calls up the warm affections o.
the heart. The thoughts that circle
round it ate quiet, beautiful and pure
Passion has no place with its assoel'
otions. The bride Is the star the
.alismau Of the heart tho diamond
above ali price, bright aud blazing as
the neonday sun. a sister tho gem
or a mildsr light, tho talisman OF
home. and set in q cOronet OF Poarls
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

A libel suit against the proprietors
Of the Cincinnati Times, which had
been in the Courts six years, result
ed on Saturday in a verdict Of len
mills, or one cent, damagas.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

II is stated that in the town ol
Derby. Conn, 100000 hoop'sklIts
have been manufactured since tha
first Of April last.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

A Finale child, only two years old,
WAS recently seized in the streets ef
Cincinnati, by some monstrous vii
lain, who tarrod and fsalheIed the
helpless gul, aud then sent her homs
tosher parants, who offer fewald Of
$50 for the discovery Of the secun-
,lrel
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

a young gentleman ut the Isle Of
Wight was addressing a young lady
in the following graneilOquent style:
"fhs most digaifed, glorissa aud
lovely work Of nature Is woman, the
next man, aud the third our Ilamp-
shire hogs" II have seen specimens
OF The two latter pleaded in onsl' was
her ready reply.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08

The suiIioiency Of my merit, % to
know that my merit Is not sufficient
--;.N. Auyustire. II
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
CAloife ]lottrg.
I'VE Yet May Meet Again" "


Though sorrows clouds are o'er us now,
And must soon depart,
Perhaps for years, in distant cimes,
To roam with aching heart
We still may hope that happier days
In store for us remain,
And though We part in anguish now,
I'VE yet may meet again"--
And though we part in anguish now,s
I'VE. yet may meet again"
I'll think oi thee when far away
Deyond "Atlantio's wsves,n
And ifno more on earth we meet,
We may beyond the grave;
We hope for US that happier days
May be in "time's long chain"
Aud though dark waves between us roll,
I'VE yet may meet again"--
And though dark waves between us roll,
I've yet may meet again.
ALL well | know, when Gar away,
You oft will think Of me,
For truth is in that gentle voice
That breathes "I'll live for thee"
We still may hope that happier days
Will wake with cheering strain,
Though distance may divide us then,
I'VE yet may meet againn--
Though distance may divide us then,
I'VE yet may meet again"
How Oft IN childhood's hours we
Have Joumeyed hand in haudl
How oft my boy ish heart would bend
1othy beloved command!
But now alasl those days are gone,
Not leaving one dry stain,
That wo may see to wake a thought
That we may meet again.
That va may see to wake a thought,
I'VE yet may meet again."
Yet, should the time be short or long
That from thee must stay,
At morning, aud at eyen-tide.
For thce, kind friends, III pray;
but still we hope that happier days
May ride this side "death'swave,"
Aud should we meet no more on earth,
We may beyond the grave,
We may beyond the grave.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1859-12-08
G3be faytttedills 9bsfrder


ygYERARY DEPARIA&EA4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-10

CAUTION TO pfeLugs -gD DEALERS ~ si. .sgIo
fafncscs iu. Y c.ds sheets of ni1ed rubber
fhe nnfefff'sd gives hat he 1bls absglls
vsnct from harrs Dncdyesr ~ the exclusive RI
vucsniz.o rubsr .repsf.d scepia said Good -srs
tent o. June 10 fi AL rhair lhhrifs the eaa'isy OF
vhichis due 20 M ehru. ting sheets
Of such faire sn IN ~ rItt'ei ceru-usd s.t
fahicv such Do rel are'srsi
both sides sin slrsn rher th2p rubber ,i ~
Ho III ras, phrec suods md aleo 81 Ard sell isdis
rubter ihreats nf vurapzi -uhn md al threads
rubber which SAishsd ~ unos
by tbror snhs'-i tefesy gives
notice that he ~ reads supply the trade al
ut rs.sona HE ard has 'o 1, store
lila hss IN lsf 20 ed bv
Jucson Shih satr jnson ea,ins be ,h-
O NJ right o q y. n snrb goois
The Undersigned essf RI tbs part OF
rad fuasan ~ fraud he puhlic sni N al The
of miurnR hrtIpe~s said inison
hbis titles the
afford The srsignsd Oprort,nhy q
mencipg suit against him order 10 test these titles
Charles Goodyear couu valid tes o. st IdsDu
else after ias he d conveyed The
signed The question decided by JddRe nGefsp, in New
York upon preliminary motion and ossts pr-snatpu nj
the Of the lis OF the title Of tn under
signed aud the card published said Ju son sb that me
court imoosed hv Drreuded title W third parry
which said Juosa cims b@en 10 himself for the
last Xix years
The unuesebed therefore iDns
such goods he hwfu sold bic
cente I'll stamp and that he sha
1be law al persona Dfrngiog his said rights orders
aoncited and rights 70 use guaranteed by
HORACE II. DAY
70 Cortisnd New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

fNHATHAM GANH, We ytHA. sPnfL z 1889 --ON
and t-r Mo,Csv uey 'l inst the nilnsss OF TIA b,.<
VIII he ror a lrcs tor eprnc.
Of john stree. T.. ~ nCHREiNs X, ce-h.r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-10

IOUsE PAINTERS ATrENriDN YOU AhS re.
IL qnested to atts nd meeting Monday, pril IL,
at clocs NJ Milary Hail 1913 eoxery fjr the vnr
Of giving from the different ploy-rs
tend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-10

a n CASES or IRISH LINEN FROM AUCTION,
III From IL. Cd to ~. Cd,
Worth from 80 TO 81.
G. a. BOOK.
Nos lO8 and 10 Sixto avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-10

CRIRTa.--R FRANCE. WHOLESALE MANUFACTURERS
- Of tho Patent Extension Woven Seamless skeleton skr
warranted not 10 RIO It's 10 every the best skirt that
be made u u The beet or wear Ia the best appear
ance "a the best 70 give satisfaction aud he only sst that
Will time, Annoyance and There Ia trouble
attending the use O hem the with all other sxcleon
skirts where Tie cosrs continually falling OF cutting
he tsre through ~ sc hos' who wish perfect sk'rt
should chase orc 0ftfeso All orders promptly attend ID
70 a. he Office, t Climbers street. stner door 70 A.
r. stewards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-10

On1 GRAND STaEET.
OVI WIDE sHEE,ING At PANIC PRICES
$50 eces bIeached sheetngs full width purchased during
The panic 1851 Will be sold al retail at 2Oc the yard whole
CHAS. HEARD co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-10

CTRANG, ADRIANCE 4 co,
- NO 3J5 BROADWAY,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
NEW SILK AND GRENADinE ROBES,
The moat recent and eegs nt styles
e ever offered q, retail nths city.
SELECTED IN PARIS md LYONS.
SPECIALLY FOR THEIR CITY RETAIL TRADE,
y NEW AND NOVEL IN DESIGN,
Altogether different from any previously imported and
fined 10 their house VIZ:
200 RICH SILK ROBES
N' In DOUBLE JUPE and TWO FLoUNCEs
go RICH GREN snINE ROHES
FROM $l8 UPWARD.
OPEN AT RETAIL,
On MONDAY, APRIL IL,
"" ssRiHa AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS
MOURNING GOODS In great variety
sHAwIS,
Ls,iEs and EMBRoIDERIEs
HOSIERY. GLOVES, &D, &C
JAPANESE GRENADINES
CLOTHS FOR JUSTFEs, and "a Otis and DRIfJINGe
FOR BOYS WEAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-10

OnI GBAND STREET.
81 kIW DRESS GOODS, APRIL. 1859
200 spring lanes and chaes only l2ac per yard
"o''" -'' W." '' CHAs HEARD co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-10

VIyIrAT's PATENT EXCELSIOR SPRING Billiard
w cuehons-The mos, durable lively and coyree. L. uss
free from all The faults found cushions o. other crusrus
Ton. wrANT's BILLIARD table and patent cusaiOn manufac
tory, II Gold street, NY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05

Meeting - tho PsnnsyIvanla OpDo~
siifon Congrsssnen.
PHILADMfMA, Do. 1.-The memhefI "
Oongrsss n Psnnsylvania opposed - w
present Administresien held : oaaous ~
evening At the 81. Lawfsncso Hotal fof u
purpose Of adopting measures - seeera -
early Organisation Of the Honse O. oCo.
ssntativss. Sixteen members were present.
oil 81 whom were from the various dissriots
in the State outside Of the CITY. Much sur
prise Was expressed st the sbssnce Of the
eity delegation. Some Of tho members from
The intsrior desired tho deleg ation TO unite
and sslsst candidates FOR tho Spsaksrship,
Printer and Clark, but . majority was op-
posed to any such action, and when tho del
egation met, resolution, after considerable
discussion, Was adopted, 10 invite 81 the
members OF tho House opposed TO the ad-
ministrati0n TO moet Thorn Ia Washington on
Friday evening, for the purpose Of uniting
upon candidates for the yarieus oG5cesto 81
voted for On Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05
Arrest % CAncinnasI Merchants.
The arrest of merchants quietly proceed

Arrest % CancinsasI Merchants.
The arrest Of merchants quietly proceed
ing on their way cast on matters Of business,
will attract attention. The more expression
Of idle, jooular, or any kind OF passing re-
mark, il seems, subjects man 70 the liabili-
" Of imprisonment! II has bean foolishly
presumed that men in this country might
csnvass public questions even in an earnest
and positive mAnner,-that ssfreedom OF
speech and Of the pressn in general sense,
was guaranteed BY the Constitution; bot We
are fast unlearning al that humbug. That
idea gained ground before the rule Of the
Slave Oligsrchy, that has latterly controlled
the destiniss Of this country. The mistake
in supposing that the privilege still prevails,
arises from the forgetfulness Of the fact that
the old government has been superseded,
practically, by an extra constitutional and
irresponsible oligarchy, and that the old
constitutional guarantees and maxims Of
government went out with the advent Of the
usurping tyranny. However, it is a ques-
ton whether the right of free speech, on
public thoroughfares, will not still be insist
I'd ON, Ut she risk Of SONS Conflict, both YER
bal and physical, with the upstart despot.
ism. We wait with 'some interest TO see
what follows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05

ca The Columbus Statesman gets up some
"Answers 70 Correspondence We cory
the following:
fspUDIH' HEAp."-Yours re0eiyed. The
sun il understood to rise in the yeast, though
the ancients who resided in Jersey before the
country Was taken BY the present nhabitants,
imagined i came out Of : fox over the A.
lantic Ocean.
No. O.-The celebrated sentences g Tsri.
Vidi, Nci," was not original with L. Napo-
leon, but, We believe, speaking without ro-
vertlng TO the record, was uttered By the re-
nowned Ex- Governor Of New Mexico. Thew
were uttered impromptn by that gcntlemar,
upon the occasion Of meeting an important
delegation OF chiefs from the Choctsw ne.
.ion, and the interpreter translated 1t 10 the
inolAns--"G Give me . chaw tobAcco'' where.
upon y big chief handed to tho Governor !
pug OF dog leaf and the difficulties between
.ne TWO nations were declared amicably set
.sa' Inc Ex-Governor has been promoted,
city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05

CINcrHaArI, Dec. l.-Thursday last, Of
6oer Reaney arrested man on the Ohio and
Mississippi train, having countsrfeit tens on
the Canal Bank, New Orleans. The of6osr
obtained possession OF papers showing thas !
party OF eleven mon had left Cairo for New
Orleans with $l25 900. These oounterfsits
were to be circulated IN the South. A party
of men Of the same gang were arrested IN 81.
Louis. bnt ware discharged.
On the 18th Third street hank received
$4,000 on the Philadelphia bank in exchange
for gold. The notes we're forwarded to Phil
adelphia and . dispatch Was received ysstsr-
day, saying they were counterfeit. $4,000
OF tho same notes were found 10 another
Third street bank yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05

Sr. Louis. Dec. 1.-The Overland Mail OF
the 18th passed Warsaw, Mo-, Els miles west
of st. Louis, this evening, but there being no
key to the express or mailbag ct that point,
summary Of tho Oaiifornis news for tho
Associated Press could not be obtained.
DIR. Forney, Sup erintcndent Of Indian Ar
fairs Of that territory has arrived with tho
remaining two survivors OF the Mountain
Meadow massacre, who served a. witnesses
in the investigation Of that AFFAIR.
Further intelligence In reference TO the
discoveries in South East Missouri, confirm
previous reports.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05

IParksr Pillsbury, the noted Abolition
ists in recent lecture at Concord, Nh.
said that he had bsen told BY Democratic
editor, in the streets OF Concord, that il he
had . fugitive slave at his house who needed
assistance, no one would give him Eve dol
lars quicker than Frank Pierce. "And. -
added Pillsbusy, ri believe IT,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05
9th Annual Announcement!
CONTINUED kUcuIss OF

CONTINUED kUcunDs OF
No O01unopoUtnn Art -.
01ot3on-
IRON all sections ~ IT, eountry ssh,erihr. !.
this popular Art iastitntion, (now q ~ s1,uiS
ycarJ are being received ID ratio nm pSeafl171
With thst Of any previous ysar.
10y person can AW00GM~ u nenhar
~ suhscrIblng -,
W1xcu WILL nxSIfkn nix 10
lst.--TAe beautiful Steel Engraving, ssShaks-
psare and his Friends"
2d.-A Copy g ths elegantly illustrated
a Art Jo0rnal, oaa year.
3d.-A Irss season A1nis1aon to the Gal
lsriss, 646 Broadway, New York.
In Additions q which over ~ valuable ~orh. Al
art are dfvB1 70 subscribers - Prsniuns. eo-nri.
ing ehciss Painting, Sculptures, Oatiinss, -. 5,
The arst American end Fsfsign Artista.
viii rssSfss mnnn1A4sI1 on receipt of ssIsarln.
sssAakspsars Ana HIS ErisnAs,u
10 q aharactsr 10 8ire unqualified pleasure and
sattafastina. No work q equal valns vas ever BE-
prics. The Engraving 10 OF vssy large siss, bsins
printed on heavy plate paper, ~ BY - inchs. ns-
Fms most superb ornament suitable Tor library,
pafiOr ef s1koe.
mail. with safety, being packed In cylinder, post
Think ii III Such work. a.av.r,1 fr.. ),
charge, and the Art Journal, ons ysAr, In raxss
DoLLAns
Bsbsaipsions viii bs received untiI IT, evening
Of Tnsaday, Jan. 81. lSse, at which tins ths books
viii b closed md the premiums b uvsn 70 Sab
No person n restr ictsd 70 single subsc ription.
Those renitsins el5 ars entitled 70 sir nembsr-
ships.
Supsariptons from California, the Csnadas. end
MI ForsG Provinces, nuss - 8 80 instead 81 g.
In order 70 dsfray extra pestAgs, IA.
Psrsons whining % form siubs win apply for :
RE sssssifalIy iiiustrssed Art Journal. irwin,
fun pEr6us1xE w11fus Ssnt 81 TsoStPE Of rs osnts
= 6. l. Denny osSd A..u.r, Q. A.
s46 and So Brosdway,N.Y
Ssesesipaaons aAso resolved ~ Dr.. Mason, Hon.
6sc'y fer Ksoksk and vicinity.
dccSd
1nsurancs! Insurance. Insurance.
i Pork Hosssa, Public BuiidinEs, Manufast urins
Eatablismsnts, Household 1srniturs and al insa-
rAhls property, issued at the lowest rates in ths
following ssbstAatial Companies
PHOENIX INs. Co, or HARTFORD. CONN.
CAPITAL 34O0, 600.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., or HARTFORD. CONN.
CAPITAL el50, 900.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., or HARTFORD.
CAPITAL 1S00, 900.
AERcHANTs' ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL 4000, 900.
This Agency always pays Its lossss promptly
cAau. &&
Dwellings, With Furniture thsrsin, insured 1t
xnRY M0nnRAfk PREMIUM. for one, three or ave
years. Cslland learn the rates.
WM. ~. DELkNAR, AG,s,
Dscldlm 6seoad-st, near Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05

buKoLARY.-On Thursday nigh. last the
store Of J. h. Neal Was entered by burglars.
ano goods TO the amou0t Of near Eve hun.
dred dollars taken therefrom- The villain.
Effected An entrance BY boring the catch of.
and then opening the door. They confined
themselves principally to heavy goods, such
a. clothing OF different kinds, coats, boots.
heavy cloths, muslins, Go. There was no
one sleeping in the store at the time.--lKnor.
vile Standard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05
visit TO Jshn Brown.

MIR. M. b. Lowry, . prominent citisen OF
Erie, Pa, and old friend Of John Brown, re-
gently visited him in prison. In the pub
lshed account OF the visit he says:
During our conversation, the martial nu-
sic (where Governor Wise was reviewing the
army near the prison) made . great noise,
and thinking IL must annoy him, asked him
il it did not. "No," said the old man, sit
10 .inspiringl
And here, as parted with him, telling
him | would soc him again If possible, he 70.
peated 70 me, fTell those without that | am
cheerful" My time was up and Iwas invi-
tod to leave.
On the train from Charlestoxn Mr.. Lowry
met Gov. Wise. Mr.. L. says:
In previous conversation with ne. the
evening before, he had asked me whether
John Brown was considered N insane man
when be resided in Pennsylvania. said he
Vas thought TO be sane and honest. Is the
cars asked the Governor IL he would COM
mute the sentence Of Brown. He said: 81
dare commute the sentence Of Brown, and
the citizens Of Virginia would aoquiescs, but
! will not do II. Why" said Be "Brown
never asked to be pardoned. And doubt
whether he would ask it, IL he knew the ak
ing would obtain it.n lie said be would
rather pardon Brown than pardon Cook, and
he would pardon neither. asked him n the
friends of Brown could have his body after
his death. He answered "Ths surgeons
will claim his body" said to the Governor
that in my opinion Brown was monomaniac
and as crazy about slavery - Gerritt Smith.
He said, "Men of that kind OF insanity ought
to be hanged"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05

GT The once of the Morgan journal, al
Springfield, I'LL, was consumed BY FIRE on the
26th ult.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05

PnR AHHUH.
For any one Of the four Reviews, ~ 90
For any two Of the four Reviews, SEQ
For any three Of the four Reviews, TOO
For eli four OF the Reviews, 500
For Riackwood's Magazine, SEQ
For BlaekWood and one Review, 800
For Blaekwood aEd two kevisws, TOO
For Black eod aud three Reviews, 900
For Biackuo0d and the four Reviews, 70. 90
Money current in the State where issued will
be received q par.
q L q B I'm a..
disoount II IS Per csnt from the above prizes
will be allowed to Clubs ordering four or more
copies OF any ono or more of tie shove work.
Thus Four copies Of Black wood, or az one He
view, Will be sent to one address for - 70 four
copies Of tho four Reviews and Biaskwood for $50;
and % on.
POSTAGE.
In all the principal citiea and towns thase works
will be delivered free ~ psslAge. Whom
sent by mall, the Postage to any part of the Uaitsd
States viii Be but Twcnsy.foar Censs par
year for Black wood, and but Eourseen Cents
> year for each Of the Reviews.
y. B-The price IN Great Britain Of the ave Pc
riodieals above named II @Sl per annum.
Decd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05
Knox College harmed.
Correspondents Of the Press and TrfA uns.f

KNOX CoLLEoI, Nov. 80.
At about half past two O'Clock this morn
ing the alarm OF IRE WAS raised and our NEXT
building was discovered to be in flames and
beyond hope ofrssouc. Az write the ruins
are still smoking. II 10 supposed to be the
work OF N incendiary--no insurance.. The
train 10 just going and there ID no zine FOR
particulars. | will send the account or the
FIRE and oil that oan bs ascertained, to-mor-
row. Yours in haste,
A HrUprNr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

These periodicals. ably represent the three great
political parties Of Great Brtain--Whig, Tory,
and Radical-but politics forms only one feature II
their character. Az orgsns Of the NEST profound
writers on Science, Literature, Morality and Reli-
gion, they stand, - they ever hare stood, unri-
vailed In the world Of lcttsrs, being considered in
while 70 the intelligent reader Of every ciasss they
furnish more correct and record Of the
current literature Of the day, throughout the
world, than can possibly be obtained from any other
source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt Of Advance sheets from the
British publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints, inasmueh Is they can now be placed In
the hands Of subscribers about soon O. the orki
nal editions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05

Treason an Foot In south Cnroltnn.
! CeLUHBus, s. O.. Nov. 80.
The following resolutions were offered in
the House to-day:
Resolved, That the State of South CARROLL
IA is ready to enter together with the other
slaveholding States or suoh as desire TO pre-
sent action FOR the foundation Of Southern
Confedsracy.
Resolved, That the Governor be requested
to forward this resolution 10 the various
Southern executives. 84Af
Another resolution was offered, asking Of.
fetal information as to the condition of the
State srsenals, arms, ammunition, and num-
Der Of men enrolled in the State militia, the
style Of their arms, etc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05
siavc-Traders Acsnisse4.

Siavc.Tradcrs Ac4uitSeA.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dee. /.
The Grand Jury yesterday ignored the bill
Akainst Rogeata and Aquira, charged with
being engaged in the SLAYER Wandersr AFFAIR.
II II understood that the District Attorney
will enter noIls pros upon the other indict.
msnts against the Same parties.