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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-23

kY0ryG GpL SENTENCED 70 IkPaIsoNMEsr Von
L'FH rok PARAIcDE In the Supreme Court Al Fast
Cambridge, on Monday, Miriam Y. Heath was
brought up for sentences. 1t will be rsmsm-
bsrsd that she, with her brother, were convicted
In June last OF murder In the second degree, hav-
inR killed their father, Joshua lIesb, at Dracut,
in January, 1858. She was sentenced to imptis-
osmsnt for iifs In the hsuse of correction. She
will naks the second person Doth fsmsies) confn-
sd in the house of correction for life, ihe other
case being that of servant girl who set her mas
tsr's house on Ire in the night time. The broth.
er of the Heoih girl 10 now serving cut life
sentence In the State prison.-Bostcn 7rdc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-23
We TUNsTALL HOUSE.

4 'A2 4SNOAALL dOV64,
Il CRAGHEAD aTRnET,
DAEVILLB, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired, We ~
their comfort, and we respectfully solicit trial
The TU INSTALL HOUSE fs also the STAGE OF.
FiCE, and our omnibuses will always be in reAdf.
ness to carry passengers to and from the Depot.
e Z EEz4kkkkiss Ezkksks lp,epi,..or,.
fell-1yd W Z BIMMOEG.)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-23

70 ~LIcoKios-In Mass and Stick, Of
the best quality
GUM ARABIC, (genuine) for tobacocnists
T0NQuA BnAhs-Angastura Black and Orys
tai3ed
OLIVE OIL, In glass, Of new crop
In store and for sale low By
P1rYIRLD anOR0D,
In a Blair 3 Co's Building,
my 4-6m Cor nth and Cary 90.
~LAIpLsY & RoBrxssH's
SODA WATER,
J.W. DAVIER
MARBLE MANTLE WAREROOM.
A9CHANICS INSTIrUTk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-23

lTIDLOTHIAN LUMP COAL an
WI prepsrsd to deliver the above coal ct - 30 psr
lead Of twenty. fivs bushels IL ordered within the
months Of J uns and July. Also, red and white a1h
B LIP1COMB.
ieI4-1m ONCE lat st near Mayos Bridge.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-23

- Dn. B.rcxrr o6ers bid ;,

nU-DR. BaIcKlH offers his profss-
siona services IN all casss oF Hckness or DLAvnD
sad OF 1plcAL kxAMIyATfoBs Of the same. An en-
"a more than twelve years (havfnG 1rsdue
80 40 ie47.l Justfes him In believing that he =
bis services " 'S~ ~s
1lumee at the "Ths General Insurance. Omes,~
resfi sHocs. next TO q Dacho, Just below HI.
enanee aoseii where no may be Ibupd daring the
Say sno =. night at mis- residence Leigh serset,
petwseu ~ IN jel-1m
-. 0HAuD kxHIBifaoH--YRuB-A
WArsoS's (Whitehurses Old Gallery J n Nsin ST.
The public has no occasion to 20 TO kurope 10 sss
Rons. the Holy Land, Paris or London. for he =
than scisnsinc men ever dreamed 81. for the Per.
spectvs perfect The finest statuAry In the world;
groups from lifs views By gas light; views Of the
and see them.
Photographs for 81.
Ambrotypss from Is cts upwards.
Pictures life size, copied or taken from NE
my ZS-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-23

" DUCTION IN PRICH-Iam nov prepared 10
receive orders during the month Of June only, for
the above Coal, deliverable within June or July, at
WM BRAZnAL.
Once on BasIn bsnk bet seen ssh aud 9th streets,
.ts,d = ia a-dtli
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-23

Killed wounded and priso-
ners, 5000 G) 10000 ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-23

''~' MILLS b9 ITE KANGAROO
fUKFuER BY THE pPpSr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-23

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AN
I.RoA
sMaoNp
day Of
,hi'e,ight =
|lllcave
sDNRsS
Fad OF .
n9anny.
q desiv
freight,
|ess@a
k,ndRa.
d Char.
'st ARR
'eh ar,s
bed and
|Eentci
Peters
Sardes.
r OF Pc
J, ss far
e Depot
sup't
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-
OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-23

COTTON AND WOOLRN WA6T1-
Npor cleanine and paekipG gssan ssg:.es - =
eonesivSs I a prspsrsA - fafaisA !olseee 60
ranes and others. With the above a4toeles cf 49,
nor quality. q very tow ve1ose: -. l,.sn-
H7OT16616-lOO bbls prime Nussava-
NJ . N'la-''s !. os'iss1ss 4 iiIif1A|k I'm 4 76&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-31
Keokuk, August 81, lssg-d


EA<A<0 - oHshN1S OVLL0uE
rIsHE Trustees nnd patrons Of Yellow Spring
College beg leave TO call the attention Of the
public to the advantages offered by this Institution
10 those who wish to secure m education.
LIST. 1t location in the midst Of farming com
munity remote from the temptations incident to
large towns for the student that quiet 90
favorable to study. kessuth,' small village
arsnnd the Institution, Is sixteen miles north Of
Burlington, and is every here noted for the
ness Of U location, and the morality Of it's citi-
sens.
"a. In point Of economy, THO ns titution enjoys
acquainted Board, including room furnished and
kept, can Be had for 81 IS per week, with liber-
al reduction for pre- pa yment. Board without
room I'll 90. There are also many vacant rooms in
the village, which young men, desiring TO soono-
mixs, may rent, and supply themselves with pro-
visions, at a great saving Of cost. Young men Of
approved pety, having the Ministry in view, can
Of connected with the New School Prsshyteria IN
Church receive from the Education Fund $50 per
year and their tuition paid by Scholarships at
present vacant,
Sd. We have largest and most complete Philo-
sophical and Chemical Apparatus in the State.
4th. The Faculty, composed Of experienced Pro-
fessors and Teachers, give their uAoie time the
work of instruction. 4s8
With all these considerations in our favor, We
confidently make our appeal to the public for
students and funds to complete the endowment Of
the College.
The neEt Term begins Sept. 7th, 1859.
For further particulars, address Hon. Wn. HAR-
rxRs - 4. AlosARD, Esq,, Kosssth, Dss Noines
County, iowa.
Aug. 81, SD 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-31

This appointments OF Mr.. Rasch for this
part Of the State are 40 follows. Hewill
speak chiefly IN the German language:
Franklin Centre, Lee Co., " Wednesday,, Aug. 3lst,
In the after0oeo.
Fort Madison. Thursday, September LIST, in the
evening. as
fairfield, Monday. Sept. 9Th, In the afternoon.
Ottumwa, Tussday Sept. 9th, q /"
ps,alossa. Wednesday sept. ~, in the evening
Monroe, JA.per Co, FRIDAY, Sept. 9th, in the AZ
tsrroon. f l
Nswton, Saturday, Sept. 10th, In the evening.
Homestsad, Iowa Co., Monday, Sept. 18th, In the
afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-31

0"1 'Aos0 wy sAsuknc& hOW - N9e1Mqeo.
An FxtinEutsher - sAs "Hias 0Sv-
iis," or Dswaiss easNny Golfer.
,.o,;,. -.
. ode. sAs pd s;1is: Il sas o5s1 a -
TON OF MIRTH IA nltaic concoctioa fro1n tn
cocoanuts Of ali the wisc - tpnny famous mon
of the age-throegh which the fked may prevent
wrinkles and resane their tsvsniity and aiso the
Juvenile to obtain the experience Of age. pc
caliarly portable volume--prese ing profitable
prof ssion Of pickings and pleasantries, in prose
and veFss-Properly prefxcd with the title Of
THE HARP OF A THOUSAND STRINGS ;
s@at <I on
Laughtsr-ler = Life-Time.
And peculiarly prepared 70 produce prolific peals Of
laughter The very quintsssence Of human
IS Wr, WAo0DRY and WIsDox.
400 Pages Of tho most Mirth- provoking literature
ever printed, and y illustrated with
500 Enefavimgs
OF the most pnngently funny aharastsr, drawn FOUL
ii Rsnnersey, Bsllew, Pms, Quiz b Co.,
who have bear just ~ funny
Also, an Extra Title Page, drawn expressly
for this work, BY +. 0. Q. barley, and
.ase ID printed with tint.
The curious compiler Of this concocticn cordially
coDKr0tulaLos MS cOn~cAt1eus, tokctEcT WWn tnpse
co-existing in the communities 81 Csmmunipaw,
Canada, CalifosntA, Canton, ard oountsis6 circum-
adjaesnA In the cordial, eouviyial aad sssntatory
ceremonies connected With the coming cat Of the
abOvs sAesrfnl voluns.aT OF the 1onpasteness oil
this collection We can eivs ~ slight osnesit. Ol
course among the fatgoning things il the hook, Ia
the famous "AARP 6IRAOH ]" which sonvulssd
the nation few ysaTs sge. Every nan, woman
and child win be glad to renew the hearty 0ur1Aw
just ronekvsd Ut sss
Il OGDEN, BROwNELL 4 CO.'S
.et7sI .s@ , City Book Store,
aug17d 81 Main st.
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TIL + PANHA PAfER0:
one hAn0eome limo. yolumA. a(){1 naf

In one hsndsome limo. volume, 400 pages.
rSHEY consist, in part, OF cighteea Letters sup
posed to have been written from New York by
Mohammed Pasha, Rear Admiral Of tho Turkish
NAv,dprDq Dig famous siit . this oonsts5 in
the rpfingof 1853. Fourteen II the epistles have
York Evening Post, and have not only been md
with much interest ard pleasure by the subscribers
70 thst journal but have been copied and highly
complimented BY the best newspapers and periodi-
Gals In tho country.
letters could be afforded than this instant adoption
by the ablsst epndacton VI tho press, who best
know What will crafty the ~. 1ers 60 :----:. ":
eratureTk M - @M &AM#
With the Letters, - published in book form. arr
intsrspefssd large number Of replies, eriticsl sx-
panatory, AudAtOry, and objuraatory, resolved lin
imagination) BY the "trlnslatoT," from people in
di6efent parts Of the United Etatas and elsewhere,
Who are tupposed 70 have read the Lettsrs which ap
pceTed in tho Post. $500 .s'-
Both the letters and the replies are satirioA, full
OF humor that 10 broad enough to be popaiar, ret
free from any suspicion Of yulgarity, and relieved
al satirical hu nor should be- by ! vein Of mi.
loeQphy and saatinmt. Tie ludieseus side of so-
cials literary sa political life in our country 10
consideFed N sero-conc way and, it 10 believed,
with pupgency and SIX i'll rarely equAlled In this
department Of authorship.
just received 1t
OGDEN, BRowNELL AcO.,s
$500 CI1Y Book STORE,
Augz7d - No. 50 MAin-st.
I'll HHDS. BROWN SUGAR.,
IN Is bills. Re boiled Molasses. eaa.
10 :. 6ugar-House Syrup,
!" Crushed Sugar,
g Powdered Do
!" Orleans, Refined and Clarified Hdsars,
receiving this morning per steamer Warsaw, and
for sale low for cash, by
July I'D KELLOGG 1 BIRGE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-31
Republican Nominations

THE DIS NOUNS VALLEY WHIe 10 published
avery Monday At this olRse, IL one oithe oldss,
papers in Iowa, and has atwidsiy extended circu-
lation throughout the Des Moines Valley North
srn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-31

Tho indonitabls Passon Brovnlou writes
70 the Sdisors OF the Nashville Banner, in a
tone Of oxidation 81 ne brilliant success
achieved in the Congressional elections in
Tennessee, and at the cheering gains Of the
Opposition on the State ticket. He thus
Enthusiastically winds up:
Let usFup and ct them agsin! Let us fight
on, fight ever! We have our quarrel just
we are on the right side--we must and will
triumph. For my own part, this day 70
solve anew, to begin the fight, and oons what
position, fighting the nnost corrupt and profit
gate party the. xss ever organlssd in Ten
oircumoised and unprisiplsdl psrty, falsely
called the "National DskScrscy."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-31

WM. y. TURNER. JOHN n. CRAIG.
TURNER Il CRAIG,
AttOr eys 1T l. W.,
SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,
KEOKUE,
yXyILL give strict attention 70 all busise@ en-
w trusted to their care, In Lea county, Iowa,
and In Hancock county, Ill. They will attend
OFMCE-On Becond-street, between Main and
johnson. &8t Eau g26 DOM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-31
In = MAJ Sway.

The Albany Evening Journal remsrks u
fcllows: Il H@s1 a ~
can there is left Of Sham Democracy, be-
longs to Slavery. OF itsslf, nothisg re-
mains but dry bones. In the Free States
that Democracy which the Atlas and Argus
represents, has net IN acre, or rood, or
even foot Of ground, undisputed, to stand
on. New England has not, only driven on,
but baf16d 10 doors aeAinse tAsa out blu,
barred The doors sgsipst thsn. New York
10 unchsngeably Free. New Jersey and Penn
sylvia repudiated Buohsnanism last fall
The whole West has discharged tho Adminis-
tration. And North Caroiina, Tennessee
and Texas. though abiding in their Slavery,
elect Representatives hostilet TO the Adminissra-
tion.o II A#se = }sfasa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-31

straw berries. #tw
Z Now is the time to set in order to get =
good crop next year. Ho0ker's, Wilson's,
&c., for sale at No. Estes House.
ag25dlw VIM. BARNES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-31
DissOiutIsn

DlssUtmtbon.
fINHE co-partnership heretofore existing under
= tbs nsms and style Of Etoddard q C1rver liz
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued under the old
name Of stoddard Carver, by John stoddsrd and
Thos. s. Carver, who have purchased the interest
OF thor late partners, who Will settle all the liza
bihties Of the lste Arm, and to whom all debts
due must be paid.
JOHN .ETODDARD, assng
CHAUNcY SrOnDARD, in.
4 Gte JOHN CARVER
ex4 TAOS I AkvEk.
Keokuk, Aug. -, l859-dIw III H
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-31

IL. 0Un1I0v 9x0CJT1C O11
XLTILL CURE, ana Aoes aasAv Care,
w aome Of thu most wretched saaes Of Ahsana-
tism, Psralysis. Piles, &C., that wsrs sver known.
lady's gathered breast and soc how quieting IL
proves. a III the bcet doctors use IL who have Be.
come acquainted with it, and every first class drng-
Gist sells 1t. @s#@
400, ooo
Have been Cnrsa p Dr. smiths
I'll proof Of the popularity Of this great remedy
i We publish the orders Of the beat houses and
doetofs In the United States, such NJ Charless
Blow . Co., st. Louis; weeks Potter, Boston
Dr.. DaIch Bon, PrOvidence, n. l.; Morton Co.
Haiifax N. g.; Bacon H. I'd 4 Co.. ST. Louis; G. %
OrleaDs BArnes B Park. New York; J. D. Park
Oncinnssi; Van Lear, Britain ! Hardy, 81. 10
ssph, Ae, 40
NJ. h H. Hoffman, Of Quincy, Gays .Ths prss
pses for the aale Of your OIL is better tAsn 1 En-
pccted and you may therefore send me about I 1O(
worth -
"Mr VIM. Metz, Flacks & Co., Dousy 8 Morton
also order, and there Is doubt that $1,000 wogtk
WIN be cold in this vicinity.
...[From the largest Drug House in Bossos.l !.
We have sold large quantity OF DR.. smitb I
Electric Oil, and II y apeksn Of only with uAquai
ihed prafse. Good rcrorts from every bottle.
WEEKS y POTTER,
wholesale Druggists,
NO. IDA W4e610Ht0nSI., LOS
Patients have come loo miles to be treated by
Leter.--Fron the Greatest New York Housed
$500 MOREi
sa riasE WV YoxK, June /, 1885.
DR. ssrrH: Dear 6ir--send IS gross small, II
gross half and 2 grsss dollar sise ELECTRIC OIL
Very respectfully yours,
BARNES Il FAEk, Broad way
From the Laxgest Drug House in the W.st
3r ST. Loun, ApriiS.
Dr.. SnIrHs Please ship ~ SO doz. smsli size, =,
dos. medium sise 10 dos. large sise kLEcTkIt
OIL, and draw en- u for the amount
CHARLES, BLOW q Co,
Wholesale Druggiats.
TAs Mayer - New Hork.
City and County Of New York, So ". 0ALurII
B. sAI1a esisg daily sworn, depesss and cay. tn.
capitol = - lssins that Jpan xtviso Dtsa, Egg.
No. IL N0t 111A st. Nsw York, Wko 1as eusod o
very psfufui tilness By the Electric OH has showI
the deponent said Oil, which proves to be the iden
teal oil made BY the Asponens, and further, tina
every important cure made the past three or fou1
years by Electric Oil. vas made BY Dr. Saith III
GALurIA B. SIXTH, NJ. D., Phiia.
Sworn to before me this 10Th dAy of April, ls60
DAnLF. TiGMAN, Mayor.
TO DENT1STS---DR. SMITH = ELECTRIC oil
Dentists. Ailshoud try 1t Tor the sake Vt thsi
patrons. Many Dentists say they would not y
without IL, and believe none who know IL woul,
be. Be sure and get Genuine Electric Oii-Dr
4 DIS. Bennett Chafee, perhaps the bat Dentist
in the West, located next door TO the lats Josspl
Asvs tried your ELECTRIC oil in several nexyai
g'c cases. also on inf msd gums, and " think i
possesses qaaiiass superior 70 any combination tha
has come to our notice during IL years practice.
DR.. Eaton, Dentist, Of Elmira, writss that "Oxl
bottle az Dr.. 6nith,a ELECTRICOTL haA not oula
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYs AND
AnRks0. 81 BS8 .ait8a
MISS FOSTER would respectfully inform her
Nl friends and the patrons Of her school. thu,
xhe will commence another session on tbs ut oil
0ctSber in the tsme houst she now occupies at The
corner OF Sd and Btondsau street. Her tsrus viii
b - pr quarter for the ordinary branches. Sh,
WouA also inform the citsens that the 10 prepar Cd
70 give instxastions IN Piano y usic, terms % pei
quarter also, OH Painting, terms Is per quarter
7 s3se5asf b. G. FOSTNR.
Kaoknr AuOust At l0sQ-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-31

Shortest Route East.
IS THROUGH TICKETS
QXl 81 81 -
|erem kseAuk - Quincy. To'eao ana
aii PoinSs East. via quincy and
GREAT WABASH VALLEY
Line, direct 10 Toledo.
TRAINS leave Quincy daily ct $50 p. m. latter
I - ths nSrivxt Of the morning Psskat frnm Keo-
.nkl, and make close conpeotions With al dverg-
ing lines kast, North and enth. Arpairo ST Louis,
Nov fnrk. Austnn, Phiiaisiphia, baltimore, and
|n%|:;j&:::sssss %, a., ',, s;:;. :, i.
:. sss;s ss s.ss.. . ss.:t %
: Co.'S Banking nssss x.st NY At Iss s1cv
W. q. THuasrox, 0sa1 Ticket Ag't, Quincy.
Augxo-de. .4AAAa.-.-
oenoral Insurance Axencv.
ss = coz. sECOND ANDi M.AIN.
L,IRE, LAKE. RIvH1 AND LIEE In
e sUkANaE promptly attended 70 u this Once.
Rstter And mere asDsnsssv csn ~ givss 1athis
xgsney than any other ~ this city, and isas trouble
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, or NEW YORK.
Cash Capfta1 81 900 900.
CASH SUszLus, JULY In, l0so, o<57,S3.
RINA INSURANCE sCOA1HANY.
or HARTFORD, cosr.--qAPTTAL 81 900 900.
CASE SURPLUS, JrEY 1sf 1859 : 1850 Az.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
or aA11SQRD, Cr.--CAPE1AL e3O0, 600.
CITY FIKE INEURANcE COMPANY,
or NEW HAvKN,~ ACoEN.-CAYTfAL t2OO, 900.
x@~ X 4 m s@T IL III 81 80
PENN MUTUAL LIFE ms. CO.
or PHILADELPHIA, PIK.---OAPf1AL e8OO0O0.
- Bsildines, Asschandiss, Miik, Faetosies,
Household Rasnitars snd -DwsllinHs inssfed ~ ~
low rates ~ other Companies ply their losses.
49, sa@ II. B. TEN-HXCK, Agent,
Once corner - and Mail ssAss, xsokuk, lows.
AuGJdAn tn 1I8 E4NI8A
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The Democratic party charged that Peter
Moriarty had received more money ~ State
Printer than he Was entitled TO, and the Re-
publicans at once directed suit to be brought
against him, The Democrats, when Babhitt
stood charged BY . Democratic Adminis-
trstion with an cmbezxlemens Of which
judge Mason also says be is guilty, nomina-
ted him - the ssoond highest Office in the
StAts.-[HAwksye.
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a. The Richmond Enquirer dovotes six
columns 10 the history and correspondence
sppertainiDg TO an affair Of honor between
Wise and Old in which TIVE shots wnre fred
by each, and nobody hurt.
II the hostilities OF the world were detailed
with proportional amount Of ink and paper,
il would be necessary 70 add two or three
planets to our earth for paper warehouses.
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XLTIlL CURE, and does daily Care
w some Of tho most wretched saaes Of 1hsan,
tism Paralysis, Piles, &C., that worn ever kAowI
Try It, too, on the guma Of tsething children, on
lady's gathered breast and see how quieting
proves. 4 II the bost docton nse IL who have b
come acquainted with it, and every first class drni
gist sells il.
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souArrER SOVEREIGNTY.
the United States and fpd that phrase in it.
Squatser Sovereignty Yet il 10 said that it
is constitutional doctrine put ia there. Now
do you suppose that II the mon who made
that Constitution, when they enacted that
clause: "Congress shall have power to make
all needful rules and regulations for the Rov-
eminent Of the Territories" would not have
just added that every Territory should have
had "Squatter Sovereignty 2' DON'T YOU
| think that they would, my brother Demo- rats,
you that have adopted this new doctrine?
This 10 . new doctrine. 1t 10 only eleven
wears old. No man ever heard E.
than eleven or twelve years ago--sinoe I847.
was there whom it was done. was 10 the
council Of the nation when II was first started.
You perceive, my fellow citizens, that there
10 history belonging to this question, Just
the same as that there 10 history BELONGING
to the Christian Church. What does every
propagation Of Christianity do when thsre is
dispute about . text2 n hs can fRnd out
that st. Paul, Matthew, or any or the Apos-
ties or Disciples Of Christ had that subject
under consideration, and gave an interprota-
ton TO It, by their conduct or words, he does
not dispute about the pathological criticism
cism that could be made on the word. We
have too much sense, il not too much con-
science, for that for all men are undsrstood
in the sense In which they uss word them.
selves. A man may use = word ia common
use, 10 mean very different from what the
lexicon may give i.s moaning. SO the men
that made that Constitution said that ssCon-
gress shall have power to make all needful
rules and regulations for the government OF
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Wet those laugh who never hueho& ~
And those who always laugh sanow laoUh hNmeeA.
An ExtinEutshcr 80 ano sasi - 1noy.
s lis" or Dswiiss e1sAny COlor.
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s0enoral insurance Akency.
! ! CUR. SECOND AND MyAIN.

CAsn susrLvs, suLY 1ss 1852 $l,osO, Al.
Wilmington journal., 1859-08-05
Religious Freedom in Lomno,dv.


Whatever political disappointments may have atten
aeu tne recent paccaton Lombardy has attained relp
lous freedom by its annexation to Sardinia
Inc London Daily News of the 18th instant remarks
as 1ooWs upon the recent decree of the Sandman Gov
ernment: "0
The Governor of Milan recently appointed bv Vic
tor Emanuel has issued decree declaring that the same
liberty OF conscience and of religious teaching which has
or many years prevailed in Piedmont is henceforth as
sured to the people of Lombardy Under the free nst
!to9s that exist in the hereditary States of the sard
man kng men have grown accustomed to think, speak
ana print whatever opinions they believe to be true in
speculative and political SCIENCE what is far more pre-
cfous IN The sight of good men, far more permanently
valuable even as means of national advancement and
clVllzaon in the sight Of deep thinking mon freedom
OF worship and of education has been established in all
te territories OF tie House of Savoy west of the Iicno
And now that the dividing stream has been crossed by
the army of liberation ana that Lombardy of its own
spontaneous WILL in 1848, has pronounced for union
with Piedmont it is wise and just that the newly
zed government of the Provinces thus united should af
lord the earliest proofs in its power of the equal spirit in
which 1t undertakes its obligations nobler evi
dence OF steadsness and soundness of purpose could
not give than this There sectarian object to be
gained IN Lombady by the enacmerts of guarantees of
soul liberty There are dsaffected Hugenots to be
won over by concessions to the recently established Or
der OF things No powerful section class to be pro-
pate as in other countries, by the proclamation of the
principles of religious freedom