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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-08
THE NEWS.

-Advices from the Pixies Peak gold
mines to the Goth of February are received.
Near Arapahoe City, the miners were con-
ident Of making large wages with sluices.
Prospects yielded as high as fifty cents to
the pan. Weather too cold to admit of ex-
teasive operations.
"A collision occurred on the night of the
goth, on the North river, near Hastings,
between one of the Albany steamers and
the sloop Stephen Raymond. The latter
sunk instantly, taking down her crew, con-
sisting of three men, who were all drowned,
viz: Elijah Conkling, captain Peter Dat
eel, mate, and William Hogan.
- At New York, ON the 31st ult., James
Stephens was sentenced to be hung on the
goth of May, for the murder of his wife by,
administering poison.
"A Buenos Ayres letter, dated Jan. 9th,
informs the N. Y. Herald that there is
probability of the peaceful settlement of our
Paraguayan difficulty.
Another fearful shipwreck, and terrible
suHerings at sea, arc recorded in the New
York papers brought by the last mail. The
unfortunate vessel was the Dromahair,
bound from Quebec to Sligo. The crew
were twenty-one days on the wreck before
they were relieved. Five died from hunger
and thirst, and only seven were found alive.
These subsisted most of the time on half a
biscuit day and what water they could
catch when it rained.
MASSACHUSETTS AND THE NATURALIZATION
LAWS. - Everywhere, the Republicans are
speaking out manfully and Indignantly against
the recent action of the Massachusetts, Legis
lature, in submitting to vote of the people
of that State proposed amendment of the
Constitution, whereby foreigners are to be
deprived of the right to vote for two years
after their naturalization. There is no divided
opinion upon the subject in any of the free
States of the Union, and we earnestly
hope that, even in Massachusetts, the
Republicans will vote in solid phalanx against
it. We notice that the Republican State
Central Committee of Wisconsin have issued
an address, in which they disclaim, in behalf
Of the Republican party of that State, any
sympathy with the Massachusetts, movement,
and quote from the Republican platform of
that State to show that they are pledged
against it. They conclude by saying:
Standing firmly upon these principles, we
do not hesitate to declare, in behalf of the
Republican party of this State, that we con-
denim the passage of the Massachusetts, law to
which We have referred as departure from
our settled rules of action; we protest against
it as being, in addition, uncalled for and
unwise; and we earnestly entreat the people
of that State to review the action of their
representatives, and to efface the single stain
upon that escutcheon which the Republicans
Of Massachusetts, have so nobly borne"
This is well done, and we hope to see the
Republicans of every State in the Union
uniting in solemn and emphatic protes
against the Massachusetts, proposition.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-08
ELoQUBNcB.

ELOQUBNCB.
Men are more eloquent than women made;
But women are more powerful to pursuade.
-RdBIoIDh.
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o o all q o Al!

TNHE New York and Pennington Coal Mine
having such superior facilities for getting their
C0sl 70 market, are enabled to furnish tbs etisens
Of Ksokuk with their superior Coal q : much low
Or price than any other Company. We hayiag :
branch Of railroad track direct to onr hanks are
not - an expense OF from to cents per bushei
teams = distance Of from 10 miles, ~ all other
Companies who sell Coal In this market, snd
believing in large sales and small profits will sell
Coal from eur large vein 1t IA and from our small
vein 81 l43 cents per bushe delivered 10 any part
Of the city. l win deliver Coal equal II not supc-
Fior to any that comes to this market or make NO
charge, and leave II TO the consumers own judg-
menE Il. 7. PLATT.
JanlIdlw
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Books TO BUcHANAs.-Austin Brooks vas
removed from the Quincy Postofice on ac-
count OF his adherence to Douglas, and
thereupon the Democracy elected him to the
Legislature Of Illinois.
Immediately after the result Of the recent
Senatorial election, in which Douglas beat
Lincoln eight votes, Brooks posted to the tel.
egraph Office and sent Mr.. Buchanan dis.
patch, something after this style for sub.
stance.
Senatorial election over-ony man receive ed
81 yotes-your man received 46 votes. All
right. AUSTIN Books, EXP. NJ.
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G. Anderson, of Missouri, who represents
the district over the way, made speech in
Congress the other day, in which be advoca-
ted prompt action upon tho principle sug-
gested BY Buchanan's 0stend circular. He
says We must have Cuba, and il Spain will
not sell at once, he is in favor Of sending a
hostile squadron to take it. Why don't some
fellow from the North make the same point
in regard to Canada and stick to il with the
like braIen follyr
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Hawta Auccasd.

Keep doing oil the time, and though you
60 apparently slow, yet the amount you will
accomplish will be amazingly great. The
man who throws away no fragments Of time
who can be said never loses an hours 10
most enviable position. Let your plans be
laid every morning, and reviewed every even
ing, and be sure to keep yourself fully occu-
pied. 1t is better to have one thing too much
FOR the day, than one thing too few. What
an amount may not diligence and untiring
industry accomplish where no time 10 vast
ed--in one short life! Take such man as
John Wesley for example, man with .
constitution by no means iron. For upwards
Of fifty years he travelled eight thousand
miles annually, on an average; visiting nu-
merous societies, and presiding ct forty seven
annual conferences. For more than sixty
years it was his constant practice to rise 1t
four O'Clock in the morning, and nearly the
whole OF that period to preach every morn
ing at Eve. lie generally preached nearly
twenty times a week, and frequently four
times day. Notwithstanding all this, few
men have written moro voluminously than
be. Divinity, both controversial and prac-
tical; history, philosophy, politics, poetry,
medicine, to-, wsre all, at different times,
the subject on which his pen WAS employed.
Besides this, be found time for reading, COR
responding, visiting the sick, and arranging
the affairs of his numerous society, but such
prodig,es Of labor would have been impossi-
bic had it not been for his inaexibls temper
snce, and unsxampled economy Of time. In
the course Of his life he preached nearly for
~ thousand sermons and travelled about four
hundred thousand miles.
Ii is evident that such . man must have moi
| only powerful determination to save every
fragment Of time, but be must daily have
laid his plans with great care, and executed
them with astonishing vigor. What IL tru.
with him 10 true OF every man, be bis calling
what It may, who accomplishes much that il
vsluable.--(J John Todd.
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Coal, COAl.

EFOa To N0W NOrk 49, kotDHnGs
ten Mines
slNhE subscriber - now prepared 90 iurnisn TINS
superior coalip quantities 70 suit Purchasers
1t the low price Of IA cents per bushe, delivered
10 any part Of the city. trial will convince
any enc Of its superiority. Apply 1t the ONCE
on Third-st., near Main, over Chaplin Les Bank.
dcc1Sd1y X. r. PLATT.
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nHaOLuTlNN.

WI11OkUT1ON.
vl'HR Law Partnership hsrstofors existing under
the name and style Of Dixon Brown, l. this
day dissolved BY It, own Limitation. The business
Of the arm will b settled by sithsr msnber Of the
frn, but the accounts are In the hands Of q.
Browne for ssttlsmsnt. All parties knowing them
selves ndsbsed srs requested 70 call and settle the
same. 0EO. G.. DIXON
Ksokuk, Dee. II, '6s. GIBSON BROWNE.
dscl 8dlm
Two W. =. OuBORN and Thomas j. uaIiighsr
There 10 now on file in tho onhos Of the Clerk
Of the District cosrt Of Ire County, Iowa, q Fort
Madison, the petition u David a. Danxler. claim
ing OF w. y. Oghorn the sum Of three thousand
dollars on = promissorp note executed By him TO
Alexander Johnston, and sndorssd, and against
Thomas =. Gallagher the iorsclosurs If mortgsgs
given BY him 70 secure said note, on Lands In Lee
County, Iowa, Which note and mortgage are now
tbs property Of plaintiff.
Unless you appeaf and answer said petition on or
before the second day II the May term (i850) 81
said court, judgement and decree win BE- rendered
a asked In the petition.
RANKIN, AiLLkk 4 ENsTKR,
Jan. II, lS6o-dln PlaintiGs Att'ys.
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VTNHE sndersigned will sell superior article u
4 Coal, in lArgsor small quantities, for Cash, q
low ratss. Having made arran gements for : large
trade during the FAN and Winter, will eonsrset
to deliver Coal through town, and ct Wsrasw,
Alexandria and Hamilton.
WIN. l.. WOOD, Propristos.
Apply u my Ofice on Sd street, Ut the o6Aos
Of 6trykcr 4 Wood, Kcokuk.
Sent 40 dam
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pRALkRiE
NEW BOOKS.

INQUIRE wITRIN; or Over Three Thou
/ sand Seven Hundred Facts Worth Knowing.
Know ledge for the Million, by the author Of
enquire Within"
Otter SWEET Poem, by J. q uoi-
- land.
MAGICIAN,S OWN BOOK: Being .
lVl Complete hand book Of Parior Magic.
A UTOCR OF THE BREAKTAsT
"A TABLE; BY Oliver Wendall Holmes.
DOZENS. MILES standish, by Longfellow /;
L Bitter Sweet, by j. u. Holland.
Whittier's Poems,
Saxeg
Holmes
For sale by NJ. w. WESTcoTT.
jan12d
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Subscriptions for the DAILY GATE CRY, and
WEEKLY vALLEr Vine, must be accompanied BY
the each In all cases.
Daily subscri bers can pay he carrier i, they pre-
fer, once Ia two weeks The carrier il advised to
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except in the case Of customers with whom VIC have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
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WAsuINoroH, Jan 10.
Some Misunderstanding appearing to ex-
lat in respect to the Telegraphic outline of
Mr.. Trumbull's speech on the Pacific Rail-
road bill, II may be stated the Senator advo-
Gated the construction Of . road, central or
nearly central to The population and bust
ness OF the country, and for that purpose
wanted Congress- to limit it within certain
parallels Of latitude. With reference to his
allusion to the Wing party, his remark sought
to show that modern Democracy was sup
ported alike by persons who had formerly
boon Wings and Democrats, while Republic
oanism in the same manner was sustained BY
psrsons from both former parties. He as
sumed that both the present parties were new
orgsniSa tions, framed 10 1854 on the slavery
issue. That nodern Democracy Was a. much
new organization - tho Republican party,
and that la taking issus an the slavery quss-
ton, now The only test of party feslty, both
parties are made up indissrimlnstely without
regard to former political associations.
Kentucky Dcn ecratsc state Convcn.
item.
LoU1svtLLs, Jan. 8.
The State Democratic Convention to-day.
at Frankfort, nominated Bsriah Maeoe6n for
Governor, and Linn Boyd for Lisstsnant
| Governor.
The Convention Platform sndorses the
Cincinnati Platform and the Drsd Ssote de-
| cision, encourages tho acquisition o. Ouba,
denounces sectional sgitators il ~ Meeth
and Know nottingham, endorses ~ AAnln-
istration, and Processes dstsrmina&ion that
differences upon minor unssseutlai points, -
as Kansas and Leoompton--mnst not 81 per.
misted TO disturb the harmony Of the Dsmoc.
racy OF Kentucky.
The great feature OF the Coryention va
the triomph Of the Breckenridge interest over
Boyd's party, a. xealous supporters OF ths
Lecompton policy Of the Administration.
ca Bunyan had = natural turn for vii md
repartee, which appears 10 the FOLLOWING
story
Toward the close Of his imprisonme
Quaker called upon him, probably hoping 4
make . convert Of the author OF the Pilgrim
He thus addressed him ssFriend John. / ~
come TO thee with message from the Lord
and after searching in ell the prisons Of Eng
land, am glad have found thee st last. ~
IF the Lord sent thee,n returned Bunysr
ssrcasticslly, "you need not have takss &
much pains to find mo ont, for the Lori
knowsl have been prisoner in the Bedforl
j jsil those twelve years."
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CnA1LEs RADMAKkR.
HAIR DRESSER.

I ATE 81 Pasl's celebrated saloon, No. IL Court
II landt 81, New York, would respectfully tender
his professional ssFvises TO tn sitasns Of keokuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that 10 hes opened
IN setahIishnent corner Of "a and johnson 81 ).
opposite ~ Gait House, whore, by punotual a.
tsntioa 70 susinsss he hopes TO seours the patrons
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOONING.
Dsnc with Neatness and Dlspatch.
G. r. has on hand choice stock OF Perfumery.
Lubin's Kxtracts, 10, which he Offers for sale Il
ths lowest Nav York Prices.
Sept. l. 'SS-dy
ATTENTION, ROUsEK EEPE8s
DATENT CARPET sWEEPERU
Calland see them, ct
TILLIE0HAST, LANE 1 BULLS,
dee1Sd y No. lS6 Msin-st.
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Tns DIS MeIHss VALLEY WIG is published
every Monday II this ONCE lie one ofthe oldest
papers In Iowa, and has widely extended circu-
iation throughout the Des Moines Valley North
ern Missouri and Western Iilinoir.
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NOTICE.
AUCTION SALE OF EPLRNDID FURNITURE, &c,

nN MONDAY, she sAth Aay 81 Ian.
Ouary, 1859, and days following, there will
be sold, At the residence Of James l.. Estes,
in keokuk, lows, all the Furniture an1
HouschssA Goods now in said dwelling,
consisting in part, of one Grand Piano, stool and
cover; one splendid Rosewood Etasia, two large
gilt-frame Mirrors, and complete Rosewood saits
for double pariors, two complete Rosewood suits
for bed chambers one Mahogany and one Eastwood
suit for bed chambers, splendid oak side board,
extension table and dining chairs oak hat rack and
hall chairs, large lot Of oil cloth, carpets Brus
sells and velvet), curtains, ninen, lace, damask,
silx and btocatslle1, four steel cngrAvings, four
china toilet setts glass china and silver ware,
sheepskn and velvet mats, lot vt statuettes and
fancy articles, chandeliers, pendants and side
lights for gas, iron verapdah seats, marble vases
aud statues, Hercules -" Mercury" "Summer"
ant Winter" de-, &c.
Terms Of sale, Cash. Sales to commence 1t 10
o'clock a. m. each day.
Said articles win be open for the public 10 ex-
anime on Saturday the 18th of January, before the
day Of sale, and private sales be ELECTED by APP
plying to. u. SCOTT HOWELL,
Attorney for Eoacaoss, MsLLxs AGO.
Jan Ii 1s5a-d2w
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ksskuk. MT. risasans = a.sca.,n.
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEl

CHANGE OF TIME
On - 10y KAINI
To take eject on Monday, January IT, 1859.
ESROM and after the above date and until fur
Their notice. One Passcnger Train win leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk al follows.
Leaves keokuk daily fSundays escepted) At
$3.50 o'clook a. IN. Arrives a. Montrose at 7:ik.
Returning. leaves Montrose 1T $40 y. M. Ar
rives at keokuk At q p. IN.
Forming, In connection with the West ern Stage
Company, daily line to Burl ngton, m al inR sufs
connections with trains for Chicago and Mt. Pleas
ant.
.. W. DAVIS, Superintendent.
JOHN TEMPLIN, Lessee.
J. II. IHwksBuRr, Ticket Agent, Main.st.
Jan. 13, 'o9-d&w
1nn BBLs. FLOUR, cheice quality, for sale
lUU low by cLRGHoRN, TAYLoRt CO.,
1anHdlw Levee.
RUTrER--i0 bbls. fresh roll, for sale by
- CLEGHoRN TAYLOR CO.,
1anl4dlw Levee.
'ls0BACC0.-- 30 ! 90 choice for sale, 10 close
cLEaHoRN, TAYLOR CO.,
janl4d1w Lsvee.
E'IRE BRICK and FIRE CLAY for sale BY
CLEGAokN, TAYLOR A co.,
ianl4dlw Levee.
FOR RENT.
/ WV pAOhL hooMD, coTHGt VI NAH anu l1tn
] streets, low. Apply to s. =. CAREY,
janl2d8t No. gS MAn-st
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 9S Main-st., bot. Sd and Attn,
hnOh Ch...... a.
IL AS opened 1T the shove stand, next door to IL.
IL D. Woodward Co., general assortment Of
goods In his line, and will be pleased TO any and
all his friends who may be in want Of Groceries and
Provisions.
Jan. IL, l659-d
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Ne. Eslcs 1suse, ksokak.
N order to raise sthe nesdfuI." will ell until
the LIST Of FEBRUARY, At COST von CASE.
No humbuT, gentlemen. cAI 10 ard see tyr jour
selves. / thpk can eonvincs u tkst am hon-
est In my asse.tl~n / have good custom made
work. and will ssil II for cAsH.
A. W.HhIFfITH,
Jan. 4, SD No. 3 Estes House.
A FEW handsome susiness suits, latest style,
"A for sale ~ M. 5 Estes House. a. W. u.
ccti4
A LSU, . good assortment u Shirts and Collars,
n 1T Ne. 5 Es,es House. A. We.
oetls
A GOOD assor tment Of Gloves, Neck Ties, &c.,
IA at No. 5 Estes House. A.W.1.
octIi
IloYs', youths' and Chiidren's Clothing, for sale
- at No, s Estes House. A. VIC.
Oct Il. l85B.d
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~, Curfant Raspberry. Blackberry 1.-THE Lawtan)
Bushes. strawberry Plants, Rhubarb. Hvsrgfesna,
Roses de-, fur sale At the lowest cash priees.
Having been IN the business for the psss eight
years. We are prepared to furnish Trees which have
been tested, aEd 10 give all necessary instructions
with regard 10 their culture.
All orders Allied promptly.
Nursery On ths Pknk-rosd, near the city.
KAY BERNARD.
Keukuk. TuNa Ian 10 skK-dkx6m
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WIN. n. GROVER,
Attorney 1t = aw ,

DRACTICES only In the Civil Courts Of Record,
u and dsvotes his TINA chis6y to Commercial
casss. Business from abroad will reesivs careful
attention. Once No. 40 Chestnut street.
Jan. !, 'b9-dAwly
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COUNCIL RooM1
Jan. 18th. 1894

Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Bish-
op, Haines, Patterson, Reynolds. Smith,
and Timberman.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That the Mayor, n, w. Sam
pie, be, and he is, hereby authorized to
visit New York, and elsewhere, in behalf
and US the representative Of the city Of
Keokuk. TO negotiate with the creditors Of
the city, for the purpose oil arranging and
reducing our Indebtedness within prac-
ticable limit, in accordance and upon the
basis Of the circular approved by the Coun-
Gil December I4th, 1858, and sent TO the
creditors.
For which purpose he ia authorized to
use all the Railroad stocks belonging to
the city, in the liquidation and reduction
of our Indebtedness within the limit oil at
most, FIVE hundred thousand dollars, for
which he may provide for by the issue Of
new bonds OF the city, in sums TO suit, not
exceeding in the aggregate amount $780,
600, bearing interest at 6 per cent. from
the lst OF January, 1860 TO run from ten
to twenty years, as may be deemed most
expedient
Subject to the approval and satisfaction
of this Council.
Council adjourned to Tuesday, Jan.
25th, 1859, at o'clock p. M.
B. 8. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST SEAL.

LOST SEAL.
r oST. heavy gold SaAl. with miniature on one
- sda, on High-st., between Sd and bth. The
ands will please lsave tho sams at this ofacs,
a11 ssceive = anitabis reward.
jen1xd3t
La w NOTICE.
~ ANKlN, MILLER : ENSTER, Attorneys 81
IN Law Aave removed their Office TO the rooms
ovsr the Bankiax House Of VIM. Thompson > Co.,
corner Of "A ~ Mains reefs. Entrance on - u.
Jan. ~. To- -Alm
DEPPGk and spice for sale low, TO close eoa-
- signmsnt, by
clEGnoRN, TAYLOR ! CO.,
tsMladiw Lsvss.
sTvEA.-f. Tyson imperial and Blssk, All very
- choice, 1er sale low BY
CLRaH0kN, TAYLOR CO.,
janlAd1w Lsvse.
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RicH DIcciSGs.-The reports of Sir John
Herschei's discoveries in tho Moon by
means Of his mammoth Telescope ut Cape
Horn are very wonderful. But there are
none OF his discoveries that are calculated to
attract so much interest as the long lines OF
"ycllow metal hanging from the crevices Of
the horiEontal strata" Of the long ranges Of
or straight pendent branchss'' which Eve Of
course concluded was virgin gold"
Nov, the question il, how shall we ret 70
those glorious diggins whose yellow sheen il
visible even upon this distant planet. Who
viii render his name illustrious on this globe
and that by the invention Of ray to bring
down that gold from the Moon.
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u . 4 Z - = X.
V1sHE Proprietors having rs-spsned and rsfur-
1 furnished the Capitol 0sssnuR in
the most thorough manner, are prepared to furnish
mcah 1t oil hours and at low rates. They will al
wsys have the esst the market affords. Oystsn
and Game served up 10 every style.
Day Bassd. per week, ~ %.
Rooms suitable for Omcss or Lodgings, In The
same building, Torrent very low, BY the week,
month or year.
II. N. BROOKS, 49,
LOWELL HOWE froprissor'.
der Ii dim
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COAL! SLAUGHTER COAL.!

COAL! SLAUGHTER COAL.
TIRE Slaughter Coal Co., intending to sell Coal
i ~ chssp " cheaper than can be bought elss-
where, quality onsidsred will furnish their sups-
rior Coal In Quantities TO purchasers, delivered
In any part Vt the city.
Price is cents per bushel.
Assorted, Is cents per bushel.
STKpHEN e. JONES,
Sole Agent s. c. Co.
To psrties Wishing cheap Coal, irrespective Of
true economy, ] will fu rnish Lawrence and Farm
ington Coal ct L. csnts. S. II. JONES.
iAnTd
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GRADUALLY PASSING AwAY.-Ths steamer
Duncan S. Carter, which arrived few days
since from the Missouri, had on board Let
Of negro wenches, the property Of soms man
up the river, who 10 sending them South for
the purpose Of turning them into cash. The
prices away down in the far South for this
description Of merchandise, ara much higher
than can be procured here.-[St. Louis Re.
publican.
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- A cAse was tried 10 Cincinnati short
time since in which patient recovered $500
Of : druggist who, BY mistake, put belladon-
M instead Of dAndeiion in prescription
made up for him. ~
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G. The Gouldy family are eli recovering.
Mrs. Gouldy and the two sons are quite veil.
isr. uouidy 10 pronounced out Of dsnger,
and the servant girl, Joanna Murphy MAS
discharged from the city hospital on Friday.
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u Some OF the London papers contain
glowing descriptions Of magnificent new
Hotel about to be erected in that CITY oppo-
site Westminster Abbey and the new Parlia-
ment House. The building would not appear
80 very extensive for such city and such .
locality, being but 300 by 100 feet and Eve
stories high, sthe London papers puff it in
astye decidedly more hyfalutin than vas
ever INDUCED by the keokak papers over the
Estes House.