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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

mcEeauss Volcanic 6ti E.iriment,
The Beat Linirnent in the world iuF ian on Beast.
| ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE,
Performed by ksLeAns Volcanic Oil Ltnment Read tea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-20
IT Is DELICIOUS TO TAKE.

Sole Proprietor Of this Gorii2l
Also MeLeaa's Volcanic I'll 1inims mt
PRINCIPAL Depot on the corner q Third and Pins
Streets, 81 Louis, Mo.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-13

Several of the Southern States have issued
calls for conventions to consider the proprie-
ty of secession, Instead of submitting the
question to the people. "For Secession" )" or
"Against S ,cession," the 6re-eaters of that
quarter have adopted a plan which they think
sure to succeed. ltwii, be ia ,his wise; "For
submission to aboilionism," or Opposed to
submission to ebolifiouism" That's the way
they propose 10 get the sense Of the people
Cor or agains. the dissolution OF ,bo UDloE
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1t is now quite evident thot tue great fuss
made about Capt Moutgomery's doinga on
the Kansas border, was false alarm, The
trouble seems to have grown out of the land
sales by the government officials, by which
proceedings many Of the settlers, owing TO the
failure ot>ths crops and having no means to
pay for their lands) were turned out of their
own houses which in many instances were
being burned to the ground 1t was to put a
stop TO this "cussedness" that Montgomery
organized company and drove oil the OIL
cials.
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Ro.onenlng or W. sln1o TraAe.

We often hear the question asked, "what
does South Carolina expect to gain by her
disunion threats" The solution may devel-
ope itself in The next Congress, or may not !;
but it is believed by some that they either
want to effect another compromise by which
the African Slave Trade will be re-opened
under sanction of Government, or else fright,
en- an acquiesceuce in the measure 10 main
tain an equilibrium Of the Union.
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ARl iIiN -
4 Now pnsi Mnsior.

NE EplroE, Petitions are now being circulated by
different candidates io Post Master and hcrc Willpub-
ali, be emsil,rlhl, ,,rih for the position / know of
d,t urs six candidate, all worthy mon and capable ot
Glmg thy ucl Ia the entire satisfaction of the public.
The office is ouo in which cur town is most Interested,
and ne position is ono with which outsiders should not
msdllr. ci.Ner dirJc.lv or mdivcty. Would il not,
hcrctre he good plan oy ha Republican voters of the
town n hold 0u election and decide r themselves who
shall have the Post OAicr Such cntrso would re-
Hu,t the Department at Washington nom the cuhlrass-
mrut uf having to cousidgr te IidouS and claims oi
half ds,n different and equally worthy osprms, This
course hu, been adupt1j hy many towns, and tb!uk il
should heatVuescei Why ALL RAUmlCAN.
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Gonds nm Rnrrnin.

Our old friend Wm. Houstoa las on hand
a large supply Of dry goods aud groceries
which he is selling very low Cor cash. He
takes all kinds of country produce IN eN-
change for goods, and those wishing TO st
their moneys worth will no, fail to gave him
cali. lie also takes Weston money at par
which opens tav rob'e opportunity to get
rid Of this sort Of moaey,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-13

The Psinles, Japmose and English, have
safely returned from their American tours AMI
are warmly welcomed by their people and by
1.-THE old folks at home These excursions
seem ohavc resulted quite lavorbly In their
effects upon the regulations Of oar country
abroad
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-13

AT times during the past week s'eishing
has been excellent, and our young people
have not failed to take advantage OF it. S.eigh
bells jingle on, their joyous music almosteyery
day, aud sweet voices chant merry glee,
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Nnllntinn Clo.eA.

Navigation on lie Lake, for The pre- ent
season, was brought to close last week The
Maumee river froza up solid on the 2i'h u|t,,
since which time there has been some good
skating. p, oplo cross on the ice at pleas
uTs
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Cincinnati Mnrlkei.

CINCINNNrI, December 3, 1850,
Flour -SupcrIne &i,0olti,l0; extra S4,50Dj,OO
WHEAT Prime red 9oc, Sl,OO; few sales.
COHN- Inactive at 29U Sc
OATS Demand fair at 2SC in bulk.
RYE In moderate demand at 55@5ic for prime
BtWN Sales of good fall mt 15c, spring al !jc
BurrrR We quote prime roll ut li@i5c.
uGs-Market firm, Cuoi selling at St,5OW5.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-13

During the past week several fine yearliog
roes have been brought to this market, BY
gentlemen living short distance from town
Hunters are out every few days, and, we learn
with very good success.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-13

We call attention to the new advertisement
"a. G.. Wlliems & Bro. and that Of G. B.,
Kepe. These gentlemen have just received
reoh supplies Of dry goods, which thcy me
Offering very cheap.
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A man named Vim. SoicIes, stopping near
Glide with hs father in Law, committed sui
cile on the 4 h inst by blowing his brains
out with rife. So says the Fremont Jour
n0l.
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The Whisky Panic at POrtagC-~~ epOrtCd BY
Duiehmane
In all dis vide land noting make so mony !
trublcs as schnopps. Sohnopps is NIGHT goot.
In der city Won Portage stade Herr Pitch in,
nit schnopps und hi. frow, und dey vos all
stade nit rach-odcr. Herr Ptch-in hab SO
mooy tlubles comocht, so der poys go nit his |
house and gespil,d paarels schnopps und
his (row she wosh skeered, und go all 2 e
four der sqwure und swarc.
Herr Phillips wosh Vi ness and swared
He wosh in der hotell deigh pcfore dee aXi-
dent coined off, he wosh nicht in der city
ven der schuopps wosh gcspiled but he wosh
in der hotcll ven all wosh gone anymore. Der
poys wosh like to make him all over nit tar
and fcdders and pad eggs and lie him NIT die
top Won die lipmty poul. Herr Phillips say
dey wosh pad poys and wosh liket to slock
him on de cope, Herr Phillips he ish vat
der poys call a pig lowyear) a grocs spyich
comocbt to Wit, naimbelly;
Dis wosh free lande und SO wosh all der
schnopps, beer und all und aggre, wosh un-
der der lave und wosh subjekt nit der con-
stertution; lave wosh lave, but tar nit fed
ders wosh no law in Swans trcetishs; nit out
der fedders pc got from der Swan vot goot co
, mocht der pook. Pad egghs NIT = lperty
poul tied nit him wosh temperance law; It
woch njcht in der conste, tuition. Scnopps
wosh goot und der more der peter, II wosh
goot in Geld winter, und keeps der snoe off,
4, Now der schuopps wosh all gone und gespll-
I'd und der winter nit all der snoe wosh here
mic cold und nit ffosht in Portage und val
wash worser of all der sohnopps wosh all any
more, Dis wosh pad tings ven der consteru-
ton Won der United States wosh all gehrobed
4 Herr Pitch-in riXGerstayed vot wosh said
, uud spreak tn der peoples, und his schnopps
Il wosh goot nd wosh in der winegur pare
t. klose DIV die FIRE und wosh nicht gefro2ed- -
o Der pays laufed und made plenty fun und di'
j. wosh nicht lket py Herr Pitch-in iro9 unt
y she got up aud swared She wosh in der pal
il room and two mems coined in nit plack face
und tooko holds of her pchind und pegine,
to spill der schopps, Some Of de poys ssi'
" some tngs III wosh pad ingl sh) uad eek vii
D." nicht ferstay yot it woch Die poys come,
' mitpsd klo,hes und faces, und comocht wer
y, pig uoiso; mine Herr coined out ofpgd pull
on his stsres uud run down der uowser les
Is und lifted der yisky parrel to see ware der lao
% tern wosh geproked; uud shesai1 nicbt an
30 more. (Hsw Pitch.in forstayed | dhin
81 nicht schuopps, uud he getold me to schme
o5 der poule yot wosh in bis pocket and mir
RS head is nioht goot 0 yaw mine cope ish niol
il, goot ish bin NIGHT yell)
sc Ven, py upd py, der law SCOT wosh g
op over nit uud di, Jail tUck der Constable {
.er his pack unt wosh going to put it in de poy
- but der poys wosh shmart unl sohwsru o
derIulyo VIE Sheriff uud served it on 4
,,al rit Of heabous carput uud der jail won't
sbt apout his pisnCss, Dat ish all | know (v'
INK tsmu der schnopps pottle) und mine cope
~; nicht recht. VICE N4Cuf.
DN SlcighlnS.
err AT times during the past week sleigh
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coRRrcTGD wHaELy DY y. R. IWIrR
-7------7l77s- . s71---7-77-7-"
Nnnu Nnrl, Ranrl,nI.

NEW NoHK, December 3, 1850.
Flour Sales of supcrtmc western at $i,35W4,50-
common to medium extra western Sl5509i9O; shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio Si,S0N5O0.
WEHAr-Rad western 81 O2Gll ,0j; white western ST.
80; Ohiu 81 ~.
RYE Market duh at 63965c
BARLEY 6sGS0c, according TO quality.
Corn 5SG6Oc for mixed western
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T NJ PORT ANT TO FEMA ALESl
lITL,I, 4 1 !.

DIX. JllHESLMAN'S Plbl,S.
Prepared by Cornelius Cheesemau NJ. d. New York City.
The combination OF ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operations and certain in correcting all Irregular
itcs painful Menstruaons, removing all obstructons.
whether from cold or otherwise; headache pain the side
palpinou of the heart, whites all neryous affections
hystccs fatigue, pain the back and limbs, &c disturb
ed sleep. which arrise from interruption of nature
TO MARRIED LADiEs.--Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are in
valuable, they viii bring the monthly period with
regullritv. Women who have been disappointed in the
use of other Pills place the utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all they represent to do.
NorICg.-Ther1 is condition in the female system
in which The Pills cannot be taken without producing
PECULIAR RESULT The condition referred 80 is PREGNAN
CY-and the result MISC hHIAGE. such is the i,rcssta
bic tendency OF the medicine to restore the sexual fnc
tions to normal conditions that even the reproductive
power Of nature cannot resist it.
Warranted purely vegetable AMI free from anvtLing
injurious Explicit directions which should b, road ac-
company each box. Price 81. Sent by mai ON cncos-
ing S 20 DR.. Cornelius L. Chccsemm, box j3l, Po3t-
Office New York City
u 5JlI by On, Druggist in every town in the L. :.
L. B HUTCHINS,
General Agent for the y. s., No. Ia Broadway,
To whom all orders should bc addressed.
For sale by PECK HNluToN, ptuys1rrr. 421y
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gsotal & scttistellaurous.

- - IA aa.- 49,
TlMYsTAhLti--Day Daytoh'& Michiean Il. II.
doss surru tou1 HoEru.
Night Eypras.I#D s.. Nigt ENpcss 1903 A. 81.
Mil .......2 y. ~ Mail ...'.s.'. 'j.23 r. 81.
FiaelH,....... A. IS. Freight ...''."9aO \. 81.
cleveland s. ToicdO ". fg. T'iue Of Arrivals
AMI Departures at aal from Tolvloi
Arriy 1880 am 1880 Irn Deprt 600 am. lil0 pm.
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Co3HoroMrAs Anr TouRNu; quarterly magazine c. Il.
Derby, $40 Broadway New Nork.
Itis Acknowledged all sides that the Cosmopolitan
Art journal is tine best quarterly magazine published, for
the diffusion Of art in the world Every subscriber by
paying three dollars bocomes.a member Which entities
him 3, the Art journal for year, chance in the dis
hibuiou of prizes consisting Of over 500 beautiful works
Of art and the gAanded steel engraving Of "Falstaf
Mastering his Recruits" This latter is exhibition at
hop Office by John Powers, the agent for this place.
Il is superb steel engraving, thirty by thrty-nine in
ch,s, taken from painting by the celebrated Drussc
doriari- Schroeder whose works in this line have won
him world wide celebrity The scene is from Shakes
p.ir's Henry W, act third when Fasa visits Justice
Shadows Office, inspect the drafted for his
vices Il is tho realization OF this dramatic masterpiece
Of the great poet, and forms most appropriate compan-
ion Of Shl.cspcar and his Friends, which was issued
to tine subscribers o the Art journal for 1859. Sub
-cripous left with john Powers will receive prompt
attention.
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rrons MloAzrsn January, T: S. Arthur & Co.,

HOVE MAGAzrNE January, T. S. Arthur g. Co., 1923
Walnut street. Philadelphia, Pa.
This very interesting magazine commences the new
year under indications of the most promising
The publishers host Of first class writer's, and
ocr the magazine at the rate Of Sl25 year to clubs Of
four aud eight persons, and in addition to which the get
ter up Of the club viii receive handsome engraving
suitable for framing for the pnrlor. Every person who
sends 81 will receive engraving in addition to the
magazine II is undoubtedly the cheapest publication of
the kind cxtau,.
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our BOOK TABLE.

pFrppaov's LAufEs NArIoNAL MAGAzSF, January,l88l.
Caos J. Pe.craou, 50j Chestnut Sactt, Philadcl
uhit
Thisi- magnificent number, and couains variety
Of matter qui sus6fut as in,erostug. The steel en-
gromg cf "Caugh IN the SNOW and "Cobwcbs" are
admirably executed andtho sprosundar h,csnme title,
well calculated please Che ladies' story Of deep in
torcst by Mrs. Anne Stphc5jn Is commenced in this
number and win be continued throughthc entire volume.
"Bupers ad' is The title Of very readable stan
zas by Cbas j. Peterson. Then there is very nteres-
ting sSotch by T. s. Athug and nine or ten dirent de-
sgus Of ladies' work. making altogether very dcsira-
bic parlor or drawing room companion. Tcrms-one
copy year, 50; or eight copies for $40. We viii
send Pctcrsons magazine and the JouHNN to one adj
dress, year. for two dollars and scycnty-iye cents.
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DIR. S. A. WEAvER--Dear Sir-l icel compelled from
Of duty to the suffering, to say in regard to your
Cauker aud Salt Rhoum Syrup that have used it in
my family for than year with most decidedly hap
py results consider it adapted completely to sustain
the reputation which is claimed for IL. In number Of
cases within my knowledge where it has been taken for
Erysipelis and Salt Rheum. has bccu attended with
conplet, success, when other remedies bad completely
filel.-for sale by Peck Hamilton. 32-3
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Tho following naitcrnr notice is taken from the
Por'4moh, Ohio Scioio Valley Republican, April 3, 5o:
SoANDiNAvtA.--A freud writcs to us for our "rca
opinion of Dr. lobacks scandinavian Rem dies where
be obtained them and why they are called 'Seau lnav
an" and W. are frequently asked he same qugstons.-
Scaniuiva is tho ancient name OF Sweden and Norway
aud Scanlinayian, that l. a Swcle or Norwegian, af
fcctonately calls his countIy "ScndngyA' in the same
sense rs We speak of "Columbia" or "rhc Uni1n." Al
though citiz1nso ts country for many years, Dr. Ro-
back is % Swedooy birth, and compounds his medicines
Of Swedish herbs, we think the Eamc is very appopri
ate. We have high opinion Of the medicine, and Of
Dr. lloback himself, who is not only siugarly skill
FIJI physician. but gentleman of the old School,
know personally Our advertisement colums will an
swer the rest Of om friends letter. Sec adv. S2-3
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Hon. JAMES NJ. AsnLEy has our thanks
for COPY Of The Presidents Message.
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Valuable information from the Rcv. Jabcz s. Swan,
clergyman of distinguished attaiuments and exalted
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G. RN $ II + / L r ;
Constantly on hand and for sale at manuacuTGIs prices
tbe Ma 56 Prairie Corn shelters. G.. BEACH.
PariyshGUg, Oct. IL -23mj*
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Perrvshurg, Dec. l2th, 1850.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11

WHAT an event among crinoIinedom-to
nave danced with the Prince of Wales! We
are afraid nc will have much TO answer for
young men who were formerly coneidgrod
paTagong OF perfection by these young ladies',
VIII doubtless be snubbcd incontinently. a
hamd that las been graspod by live Prince,
VIII not be bestowed on every chance conner
dopend upon it. Have a caro-, girls! Don't
carry carry your heads too high, or at least no; so
,nt Hu nut you may not have the pleasure Of
IcAlng 10 your children ell about the pr:nco !,
In short, don't be so pulled up that ono of ,hoso
days somebody will point out a w,boToS i"O oIG
maid and somebody olse will c2clairn. incroGn-
i,ousiy' IN your hearing" What! the Prince
dance with her! we'll, truly, thore il no me-
counting for taste !" Not the consolo,orv
" On, but she was very pretty once"-wiiI
axe the sting from the rojoindeT--" Is it nos.
0'''S FANNY FERN.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
An Unfortunate Son
we clip the following from the Now York
Of the Boston Journal.

we CLIP The following from the Now York
correspondent Of the Boston Journal.
one VINO 5requentS Broadway, or any Of onr
,Nsil. "o'' Pr0menades, viii notice the daily
i" gentleman who saunters lelsurcly
on.Its io'IoNed quite closely by man, appsr.
0"'iy Oeht under 20 years. and st0opiur, 80 r,.,,
stantly US to seem almost to croncr' IN -,
walks. lie follows his leader likc sLa,Io,,
al" goes INTO all possible places with his ~
'eL0@At' he feeble old man il Jo,,, J.c,,i
hS'of' son Of The famed Aet0r. = hoeo mama -
-?"L,''ou VITA the Ast9r Library. lie wa. n
~ U"u 2fomIulnG boy, and ii! II years Of
1sU give promise OF much gonus. Ron rio
'u'y a. 10 Inc cause OF hia mental decline. bnt
~ "-'' accounts attribute it to the u,rrtal
loI''hs eysiem, and to the intense etu3v ,L,t
uPiI" MS early years. But true it is. Tint
"'' Uccn -or years hopeless imbcciic. End
'~s w" as much mere care than an infant M
0''o"9 ashIalic person can be- A!apIe Drovi-
co" mas always been made for all the comforts
10 ""'c 10 ENJOY. An elegant mansion IN
~ '0o"'A street IS his abode. II ia fitted M,
WA e!c5ancc and taste. ward co,anrjsjrr
al c"'Ife sgHcre, secures all tho privacy ,bni
IoU04. AooH Ter Walking. ridlnr on horse. |
0"0A' ara iot recreation is afforded. IIor,rs |
'" 80, 10 Se7 una servants wait on his caU
&c gentleman who has tic caro- Of ETr /
~ ''' nus long devoted himself solely 10 him |
,,n;d ,,''' oI'H command over Lim that ho can |
:, . 81" cun.FoI hIni at viii, whist 10 one
~, e -" ~ ample compancotion Is given to
TIC attendant. lie has tic home and pu fEo
saFYants-thc ccuiplre P1t o..ory,T.i,,.a ~
command. hcFldes a liheral Drovisjnn rnaIa
.of ma IN 6lr. Aetor's viii, he receives aLovo
0"c mouse ana iYIug tic SUM ofC.G0n0 nov ~
mum. But he is not a)cne ~ L.,.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
c II DICE POETRY,
To a New Bottle o. Ink.

Who knows what mighty secrets lie
Within thy dark recess scaled up.
low many breast shall hoayo q SIGH.
How many face with smiles light I'd
At thy reports!
What varied news thy drops shall bear,
Glad messages Of joJ and love;
vi dire a'iiIction, grief, despair;
All what deep springs of feeling moyo
In human hearts!
What trifcs thoult be wasted on:
A letter, essay, poem, tale,
Which stranger eyes shall idly con,
When all employment else shall fln,
An! friends Shall prize;
And things Of moment tEou'lt inpqrt,
The gay e.i'c', tie anxious calm:
Bear JOY OF woe to many a heart,
Perhaps some noble though, eubaln
That never dies
Fit emh'e'n 'hou ofhuman things.
AS from lily murIy contents flows
A hasty scFawl, that haply brings
Both lively JOYS and crushing woes.
So It's on earth;
From many c. trAing thing in life
Great things and widely diverse ones;
Den'gnant peace and deadly strife,
Inc PFincoiy hall and paupcr's home
One cause gives birth.
hnickerLOckcr.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
The Capture and Execution Of Gen.
Walker.
HIS FULL CONFESSION ON THE PLACE OF Exc
CUTION.

ny lhe steamer Osceola, from Truxillo, W.
nave received letters that give US an accoup
OF the tra%'eal end Of the great Glibustcr.
oA The 0Lh ult, al four o'clocl, in the after
h0on' three great launches (the very ones used
ny mo inTaders,) were brought a!onggido Of the
steamer to receive the prisoners. WIN c.r,o
| rus. VI '''' l01-
Upon disombarainr, tho marine. ,n,rcro1
Fst 'Ao liordnrean troops calno nv. .r
centre. F''"0''''' i" INC
with the exception Of fey Gllb,stors -,
| .he party locked Etod coragcs. and pa,,, q
, "a. we're apparently il he last aqoniea-
" "a t1c'r sad AID .anguId looks they tr9e,,-
:" 20 c"[so the I1dGar who had brought t.an,
10 such Gjroc. cxtrom;t!os. '''''
~"o 4iEFc1 al the entrance vas GLOW, ooa
'"'c@lA. Walker, at the head Of - raor,a
| ''!2f'ho. 70 TIE tap Of Tie drum. and W., ,n,
observed Of al observers. w
as seen az Walker entered The prison ne yrs
n"dviy Toncd, anI ASKED if he war+rI 49,
'h'hg. he only asked for aalitc. iIs fh:r
sem IoT the chaplain cite paft,aiJ uro,c4tirr
ms idI'h - -tomGn Caffeine, he wa CO.,,
("'IclteF almost constantly Laccl,a, ~ 40
'c's 81 'ii9 pres: m front OF a small aI,cr ~
''c'', " '"o dlm light CT the tapcrs, tho in.
"Ee OF J's"s vas distinguished. bmo,..,,.
o'''c' '.'o2 &c once said to tie Cap,aiqs :
cinGeG.' 90 80 'e' . to''-
b. On Inc llth uit.. at o'clock. P. ~, Wal.
""' 'o''i'o OF hla 6entcucc OF death: and
49,. ,.''s s'.''' hS message the only reply re
'''-c Is 10 u" Z; what hour he uculg ne ov.
ctt.a'i. and HhotAog lie had ,I,pn = y.ri,o
y" the 18Th u!t., at s O'clock, A n ,lo
I CG'FEiI .i'aTchou 10 the lace OF e>eent,np -
= '.1'"cu Win 4 cruC,iA in his hand. unon
""'cl nc Bent ali his regards, !ookina nni,bnr I
- ,''G IGAt Aano nor TO .no loit, bui iistenir,
i,'oGS'y To 'hc psalms WI ch the priest rcc,tof
- ms ear lie entered the hollow scnarc
,o-''o1 y mo GoIdiery in the place of cxecu-
s'oi'' ""u mere, tGII OF resignation, he Dronorn.
- 80 '"c !o!o"lng words: 81 I'm r Ron,a,
CaIhoI!c. The var which made man Ii,aI
1 "11S, Ia accGfuanco with the suorrs,ions. a.
SOME 4iu3tanccs, was unjust. Thogo who ,c.
'oll! PaN!ed lie are net 10 blame. sjoro an,
guLiy' ask pardon Of the people. / recciro
iedtn win Eesignatlon-Wouid that il n,ov NO
or me good OF society"
"aIKer dled with remarkable fortitudc His
e"ialhs "ero received INTO tomb. and there
oS IN i" peace Tor perpetual example.
nc ucleHce made by the crinlnals them.
S!E.s GOES not contain any attempt at excul-
'auon; ard on the contrary, CoI. Rmdlcr hns
o.Ils5cG his gratltudet &c the Republic for the
mercy I,y with which he had been treated.
d ~ Who have been pa1doued still ronoin
u IFuliIo, willie vessel is preparing to TAXA
mem men to the United States. They are yery
ye!i treated, and even ladies' of the bjg6rs
ahh, forgetting the fatiguos of their recent
I8H'' ESsist the sick and wounded. Tho for. q
IS VI ("e government comport themselves with .
: u."cn PFI?F!cty' that even foreigners admire