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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-19
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DAILY GArE CRY OTTJcs,l
Ke,ksk, Nov. l2th.
TLoUK-snperfne, 81 90 spring wAsat, *
ira, 81 40, Fall wheat, extra, - Is.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 400 s. psr 100.
coRN-20 to 24c; new shslied, Is.
BAkLEY--spring4 0a45c.
WHEAT In good demand. Pail % " 81 10;
Spring 70 to soc; choice do. 50,
QA1s--zec, active demand.
RYE-4o to AZ in good demand.
PoTAIoLs-ls to 20 by the load retail 80.
GR0ckKIKo--New Orleans Sugar, fair sAao,
prime u to 10, clarified f11a12 crushed and loaf
l2Ato ID. MaiAsscs-PlantstioE3 50 to 41c 81. IL. 40
t. As, uold.I 81 81 70 75r, coFe.-Rio ID
to II. lava - 10 2ec. LaguyrA, 10 IS to IL. Ktce,
o3a7.
] soAP-Palm etc, Family SIC; German, fCin.
7to7i.
CANDLEs--star Ut rs, stsarine Is. Mould
II ia,
LAkD-l2to l2i; retail l5c.
BuTrEk-connonIo TO r.; Choice 14to Is !;
retail IT! to- 20.
LEATHEk-solea rs 10 Use; Harness ~.
EipEs-Dry III; Sresn, Sc; green sheep pslis
~ TO 7sc; green ksg ~ inF 10
Haf--Prairi. 81 20 TO 81, Timothy II anga-
Ran, ISL TO vi Dalea do. $i04 70 Sill Rctsii 14
TO Is.
sEEDs.-Hungarian GrAas ,25aso Timothy, 81
rs tool 50; Flax Seed, 9oa$l 90.
SuNDkIES-Onions, IS to 40; Eggs, I3l.-
Feathers, soc to &c; W mite Beans, 10 10 50.
fkUiI-Dricd apples, 70 TO 40 per bush
Dried peaches, 81 15 10 2s9; kAisiLs, 81 soto
) Is.
CHKESE--W. II .llat24 Denmark > toIt.
BEEF u sa?ie sress4 81 IL 44c per quarter.
kHEEP-SI 30 TO 81 IS p head.
uO1S.-Drsssea. 81 Ill to SO 80.
SALT. ALL IS 10 40 per rack; Kanaw
M, 2 loa22o per DBL; Liverpool, 81 s6a2 90 per
Sack. Lake 81 5.o 81 - " bbl.
FlsH--H ackerel, No. $40 to t2l n DBL; No.
Z tlstoSl7; No.s tl2to3l3. White, No.l SIS
TO S. rs p hasf bbl. Cod F.l 5to 8 y h.
EAGs-2i to- BE.
CID iRoS-. to lc per n !; Bra.s Sto loc per
H.; Copper III to lac per n.
EaesAssn.--On Now rsrk for currency u per
cent; forxold I per esnt. St Louisi percent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

dOOD-Ws INST one If oar friends yesterday on
Broadway. aud was astonishei At the change 10 his
vas pale, lesn and objected; eompiainining Of
uaakuess and debility, having been 70 Heed al
summer. Now he apf ears 70 b fat, healthy and
siroug. We learned that be owed his restoration
10 health entirely TO McLsAa's Strsngi hsning
Cordial,
Wsaisise al who are complaining Of General
Debility to try IL, IL 10 svory lieasani remedy. We
learn that there are large quantities Of it sold daily
Il Morning Herald.
Sec advertisement, In anotls n coluinn.
Nor. 10 d1v
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Scans Ointment Ard Hcrte Powders, lately in
trodneed into This ueighborhood. srs already be-
coming very popular ~ speedy and sGscsiye curs-
tives.
Tn, Oiatnsnt has recently been applied in
several cases Of cutsneous Guptions, ulcsratsd
seres sPrains, bruises, &c. with the most sstisfae-
tory rssulis.
From the high term, Ia which We have heard
them spoken OF by those Of our friends who have
nssd bath the Poaders and tie Ointment, NE
are wcli satishei that they deserve 'hs high
reputation which they havs acquired in different
parts Of the country, where they have hesn extern
siysly used. Pioaeer, Nj. Sterling, ILL.,, Oct. IL,
1879.
soc SO IN 5 advertisement in another eolumnof
this aper. Nov. 10 dot VII
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Ihs operation Of this pslatable remedy upon the
stomach, liver and excr.tory organs il sipguarly
soothing aad conservative. Itregulatcs, recruits
and purides them. Dyspt psia In all its forms
yields 10 lis cordial and invigorating pr,pertles,
audit Il recommended to mo theirs cnfeebied by
the duties and Of maternity, the safest and
best toaic they pos sibly In all the crises
Of female life it will 10 found tninsntly useful,
and aged pcrseas will derive much moro bsneft
fsom its use than ordinary stimuants. Such has
ieen the popularity II this inimitabs preparation
that host of imitAtors and coun, erieiters have
sprung up in various parts OF the country, 10 III .
hope to profit by imposing upon the public,
against Which We would caution all to see that
every bottle they buy has the fac simiie Of the
propretor's written signature % the la bel, and
the words, abr. iiostettors Stomach Bi,ters,"
blown in The glass and stamped in cap covering
the corr. Also notice opr aots Of hand on the
bottom Of the engraved label All these N srks
We give to secure purchasers from imposition.
uUSiEE1TER 4 SMITH,
Pittsburgh, Penn.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally sv-
cry where. awa
Sold by p.dTssOSs. x. J. WfLKrHscx, BAarLnrf
KArsa Co., and J. r. WiLkissox. q
Nov. 10. '6u-dAv $500
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
}uDD on Disease Of the Liver.
~ :! stomach!
Bartlett on Feyers.
Barclays Medical Diagnosis.
Churchill On Diseases VI Women.
System Of Midwifery.I
q Children.
Condie :"
Carpenter Principles Of Comparative Physi.
ology.
Carpenters Elements Of Physiology.
DuagisoE's Human
therapeutics.
Medical Dictionary.
Dalton = physoipgy.
nruett's surgers.
Erichscn's -
Town i Chemistry for Students.
Hamilton on fracturss aud Dislocations.
Jones Dpshaamic Medicine and Surgery. :
LulIows Manual of Chemical Examination
Lawrence on the Eye.
Mckenzie Z.
Miller's Principles Of Surgery.
- Practice
Meigs' Obs tetrics.
Acli Smiths Conpend.
Pirrie's system Of surgery.
Parrish Practical Ph armacy.
kamsbstE ANS Obstetrics.
Ricord Hunter OF Venerial.
Smith a Hornets Anatom.cs al Atlas
Ioynbce on Disease If the Ear.
Turner Chemistry for Students
Tanners Clinical Meiicine.
Muof's Practice II Medicine.
. Thcraps u,ica
Wood B.che's Dispensasory.
Watson's Practice III Medicine.
Wilson Human Anatomy.
Wlisun On he skin.
Williams Principles Of Medicine.
for sale by,
n. w. WESTcoTT,
nctIS-a ~ Main u near 4th.
Vol. 10 NEW AMERICAN cycLopLDIA.
Just received 1T
OGDEN ,BRoWNELL AC0,s
CIrr Book Store,
novI5d - Maiu-st.
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CITY DISPENxARY.

Remember thai he City ni.rrcrss-y i crsa ere
~ day from 10 to IL o'clock :. m, when the poor
san receive Medical aud Surgical advice gr4tu-
itoasiy.
No charge for medicines hen authorized BY the
Mayor, or proper representative Of tho City Coun-
ell
Prompt attendance i required, q no eascs will
receive attention after the hour rpecihed.
sspt27d J.c. HUGHES, Dean.
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men finally overeame All obstacles snd pushed
the road thropGh % O.sonwa ID time Tor the
pork and produce trade OF the ssason.
E 81 s A.
Indopan1snt HifIo COMPANY.
II isFroposed to form an independent Rife Com
pany In kcqkuk. and a meeting IL those favorable
to the project will be held On Thursday night 1T
o'clock, In Perrya Building, Of sth and Main
street. novlgd
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Medical Books.
4 NAToNTcAI. Atlas
~ a1fnny n;1a antn.
Ashton on The Kee,um.
X p.-ab~.,. Aaaa.iY..n.; -.
BENZ, n ,hs Uterus.
is,..E,. 4 - 1...sgss 81
Erovn nm ~. snrr;c, 4 n; scas cs ~ Frr.,s,
bnat on tha I,ve,
B,tia,, - E.,rs
Pennst an puimanarv Tuhercn,a.;.
R,-.r. : !. - -. a ~ .mt,,, %8F 8
- airo,eaI Z Il q -
p,xi - ryx;na,,, I.,nsf,.
Is..s.1uL, ch,.;
f,lr,sland,s Pc c.c, L. ricon.
ranlara =, pr,
t*.,,a,,,.rfs ph,..,a,or~ s2s% IT.
f,nY,in. a. ~ TS,ls
ts,nna, - t,Ig9ee,.tans
cona;s ~ ~ rh,la1ra-
rsh.-hsns -,
Calder
d Nid.;f.rv
5f,,eraY Eayars
Iie.snr,t - pract,ca 81 M.a;o;na
I..lt.n. = ,shys, Invv
80 ~. sf,J- So
~ f.h,la,-1
% Iama,
nr,.l;aon,. ~ vs;ol,rv
:. r,1,;a,
y,
:. l,-.,;-
a. 49, Nj;
px,i.,, Snxxar.
ssaI =,
ri.s, -, ~, H.,
I.rn~,s Chemistry
a.rt,a.,. ~, ;c.;.
,,r.y's -
A.a
fra.s,sn.-"rf
t,rsrsth,s +, ;y.x.,ro.,.
lfa,n,a,1, ~ .sas.a
lifi1s.4;. u.aissr ~.
uoa,.'., -. -. - n,a.,.
H., 49, pss - v~1
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HALL. CARROLL Il CO.,
MANUFACTURERS Of the celebrated Halls
Patent Concrete Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
which are known to be superior to any other, and
are perfectly free from dampness. None but those
marked"Hali's Patent can be relied on.
We also sole manufacturers OF the world
Hank Lock. ssLovd,s champion,D
wlth Halls Improvements.
The advantages which this Lock has over all
III has an outside combination key that will
battle the most expert burglar or scientific mecLan-
10; il has no keyhqls or stem, spindle dial that
can be knocked ef or 80 Aefaced as to prevent tho
person having the key aud combination from open-
Hing The sale.
"a. it's impossible to get any explosive matter
IN the lock, or in any way deface the face Of the
door to prevent tho person having he outside
key aud ct,rn bination frsss opening the safe.
81. ithas no springs, and for this reason alone
places ii above any lock in use, it is impossible
to get IL out OF order, and it has greater security
than any lock known.
We invife al Bankers, Ceunty Treasures, Msr-
chantsand others, tcca.l and sxsmineit
SALES ROOM-No. II Main-st., Merchants 'Ex-
change Buildings, st Louis, Mo.
July ", 'ts-ddw-sdply
st. Louis Homeopathic Pharmacy
No 81 North Filth-st opposite Mercantile Library.
YIsHE undersigned HAYS recently opened, Ct tn Z
L above location, = Grst-class homeopathic Phaf-
macy, where they dvs ~ 10 keep every variety q
Msdispcs consisting "
Tiuctmrca, Dttutiema aN0 Ma4IcA4oA
GIDbUtc0,
ALkETHhEFTA, tuoM9opaAhte CheSolAtes1 III ~
furert preparations VI Axhisa Walls CorEa, Labels
and every other article that the physician o. bs1sr
may require. ss III 9a8 1 -
sHomoeopsthis Books lndStlndard VeSks,
TEXT BOOKS, DrsSECTING INSTRUMENTS ss
The use az atudents, FANNY CHESTS, ApA CASKS !
Of MEDICINES Having purehassA ouf stsek III
ash we can afford TO cell 60 cheap n AAy f4liA6le
Pharmacy Ia tho United States. Ne iAvit4All -
GALL aud xsalne uug stock.
DEC. 10. 1852. aAwiy STRONG ! 90.
I1ATENT 5LATES--WAxrAntea not Il kfeAx-
] for sale BY O6DH1 sBRoWAkLLA cQ,1Is 81
1 amyil sa,s .s4A ~ bSMan3s.
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We give special attention to
Foreign Fruits, Mats Teas, Spices.
We Pay the Market Price for such
Produce 10 10 ssleable.

No w IN st . n n:
100 Bags Rio Coffee,
20 Hhds. New Orleans Sugars,
SIS Bills. Refined :.
SO Bage Java Coffee,
800 Kegs Nails,
leo BIS. Glass,
100 Kegs Soda,
$50 Hlf Chests Tea,
IS Coils Rope,
50 Dos. Buckets,
% Dor. Tubs,
1000 rs. Broom Irvine,
10 Bbls. Lard Oil,
200 Bales Batting,
SO Bags Cotton Ysrn,
loo Boxes Candles,
200 Boxes Soap,
$500 Bills. Kanawha SALT,
500 Bags g. A. do
500 Bdis. Wrapping Paper,
100 Bags Shot,
225 Kegs Rife and Blasting Powder.
so b.. Gloves.
800 lbs. Cinnamon.
1000 tbs- Black Pepper,
500 Tbs. Allspice,
so Bbls. Cement,
Bed Cords, Backing Brushes,
Matches, Well Buckets,
Letter Paper,
White Lead, Lipseed Oil,s
Vinegar, Castle Soap,
Salspetre, Ext. Logwood, &C., DC.
Nov. IS, ls6o-dAwlm
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kEUhUk, IOWA,
Lave FOR SALE complete stock Of Staple
/ L ard Fancy DRY 2uoDs, NOTI oNS, BOUTS
AND SHOES, HATS andC CAPS, Fail and Winter
CLOTHING. HAHuW ARE and Rubber Goods.
Blu ers are respectfully invited to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
oct3id TEN lN CASH.
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fHHlS Institution will commence it, second term
! on Monday November 18th, in the lower story
OF the Chatham square Church, corner " Morgan
ana Seventh.
A competent Teacher has been secured 10 give in
structions in French.
1he PrimaAy Department, under the care Of Miss
y. GoPeiin. Will hereafter receive Hiris only.
For Prospectus vi the inrtitution. apply to the
Principal, Rev. g. A. Williams. or to tbs prosi-
dent, Or Secretary VI the Board Of Trustees
Ii. efRoSG, Ssc'y.
ksokuk, Nov. l1-[d3ml
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900 Acres Of
LAND IL SAL e
IT WISH to sell my farm on MuntrasA Bottom,
L Lee County, Iowa. II consists Of 900 acres
$50 acres prairie and lao acrss timber.
eO1L.
Ine pi.4iria part IL all level nlluvial, about 500
acres sandy, aud 800 black ioam 1ks sil1br- ssud
broken. s &axass
TMPnu y'r rENTS.
$50 acres are under fence, including two good
pas res OF near loo acres e~ch gond hsrny four
cabins, on di fersnt parts Of the farm, with good
we'll + water 1t each.
ADVANTAGES.
new road from IT. Madison To- KebkuR il To-
Gated through the centre Of the tract the railroad
citing the same rlaoes II within IL milo (;
the Mississippi river ~ xith;nnne mile, and the
town Of Monirose within two mics,
As whole, more desirable grain or stock farm
is selaom TO be fuad-hut il viii b. divided to suit
purcl.a sers, and can be aivided advantageousiy.
My tenant, VIM. Cafvn, y h. resi- des on the ri ace,
will .how its boundasies; upon being notified AT
my b me farm the Mississippi kaplds, s miles
below Montrose, will attend In peraon.
TERMS.
These will be made accommodating to purchas-
srs,-a email payment, With bonds bearing 10 per
cent, Ing y lien, Will be satisfactory.
PHODTC TIvENEsA AND CROPS.
Purchasers will now find growing ON the prem
ises about 40 acres OF rye and 20 Ut fall wheat
hey will aso see s'anding the sandy losm
abs ut 10 bushels of TO the acre, anu about
~ bushels To the acre the black loan.
4ss FRANK BALLINaER.
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Death Of Mayo Carrinx,sn watkins, Us. n.

Death Of Mayo Carringten Watkins, U. D. N.
In the list of deaths upon the Pacific coast,
published In the New York Herald Of Sunday
last, we found the name OF Lieut. WATKINS, OF
The Navy, who was said TO have died on board
The Sabine, and to have been buried at Aca-
pulco. We feared. at the time, that IL might be
me gen tleman whose name stands ut the head
OF this notice; yet, as there was no positive
evidence. we did not feel authorized to call at
1ention to the circumstance. 1t turns out to
be but too true that he was the man.
We record this death with the most profou nd
sorrow--a sorrow in which every man in this
community who knew the deceased will par
1ieipate. For our own part, we knew him in
timately from his infancy. As his county
man, we took deep interest In his career, and
felt an honest pride in the high name he won
among his brother officers. Ahoat or asnore'
he was one OF the most popular men IL was
ever our fortune to know. Brave as hon'
gentle as a child, generous to extraVagance'
f,ank TO abruptuess, devoted to his profession,
ready for any enterprise, an able oncer,
rkiifai seaman, gifted with high intelligence,
sustained by an independent spirit, OF ire
proschahie integrity aud unblemtshed honor,
he was the very model of an American officer.
On shore, he was one Of the most agreeable
companions we recoilect ever TO have met
with His good humor, unfailing flow Oh
.prits, and inexhaustible fund Of anecdots
rendered him acceptable In all companies,
W bile his we'll known kindness Of disposition
and generosity Of temper attached his friends
by a tie much stronger than admiration. We
regard his death as a loss to society not less
than to his country. He left widow and
several children TO deplore his irreparable loss.
He was the son OF Col. J. s. WATKINS, of
Goochland, formerly a distinguished Demo-
cratic leader in this State, but At present a
citizen OF California.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
pnIiflcnI DixrnSNinn
TAPPAH A NO

TApPAHANNoCK, VA, Oct. 10th, 1860.
Yesterday was Court day here, and was an
occasion OF more than usual faterest to our
q MET village. In accordance with an appoint
lnent previously made, Mr.. G. IL. q. Rowe,
elector of the Douglas wing C the Democracy
for this district, appeared before the peonle in
advocacy of the claims of Douglas and john
son. and rs this was the first opportunity AZ
forded the sovereigIs OF this section of hear
ing that side of The case, he attracted an un-
usual degree of popular notice, and repaid it
by an BILE and eloquent address. AT the coz
ciusion OF his address, Hon. NJ. K. II. Garnett,
our represent ative in Congress, arose and de-
Tended the cause of Breckenridge and LANE in
a speech of marked eloq uence and strength, of
an hours length, which seemed TO give full
satisfact ion to his political friends. Mr.. Rowe
"came to time B." in good plight after Mr.. Gar
nett concluded and held the crowd in reply
amid loud huxZas until long after dark.
Our people feel lively interest In the Agri-
cultural Fair commencing at Fredericksburg
tomorrow, and the steamer Selden, which
passes here for that place, bids fair to be packed
with passengers, most of whom will go from
Fredericksburg TO the Fair TO be held in your
beautiful city.
Our farmers have finished seeding, and The
ingathering Of the corn crop, which is an I'M
usually fine one, is nearly completed.
GRSERVgR
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Correspondents Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Military Visit

BALTIMORE, Oct II, 1890
As passenger on the steamer George Pea
body, Capt. pritcbard, carrying the Young
Guard, umbering a6, rank aud file, from your
city to Baltimore, / send you some notes Of the
trip The day of departure (Tuesday,) was
beautiful one, and all were In high spirits
The steamer Is admirably fitted both for freight
and passengers. She is 236 feet in length, IS
feet bread tn of beam, 3 feet depth of hold, and
has freight capacity to the amount of 10000
barrels In bulk 1t may be of in terest 10 your
mercantile community. as a token of the sue
cess of this line, (uncer the management OF
those enterprising gentlemen, Messrs. David
VIM. Ourrie,l to know that the two steam
ers on this line average 100 trips every year,
carry about 1900 passengers and have q freight
list amounting to about SS0,0OO. Her accom-
modations for passengers of 10th sexes are AS
good as the best on any of our rivers, ana
passengers may rely on having nice state-
rooms. good eating and being under the pro-
lection OF gentlemanly captain ana crew
The Y. G.'s were soon in undresS UNIFORM,
and prepared to enjoy the trip down the no.
BILE James and up Chesapeake Bay, passing the
time prin oipally in social converse, singing,
(they have an ad nirable gee club In the corps,l
dancing. and when tired of that, some Ilme
was spent in limitations OF the ceieorateo nun
lon brothers, eminent tragedians, &c, uhii
the drum tap announced the hour OF retrihg-
Their most sanguine expectations OF scenery
were fully realized; the numerous SHIPS III
full SAIL steamers passing to aud fro, sea pros
of every variety dotting the surface OF the
waters, and every thing conspiring TO raiseo
thoughts from the sublime works OF nature
to their great Creator. Especially magnih-
cent was the view of the sun rising, coming
up, as it were, from the depths of the ocean,
smiling with joy and shedding lignt ana ne
all around. In short, pen could do nothing
like Justice to the broad panorama OF beauty,
which was opened as Il box of glittering trea,
sure, to our gaze. Without accident, ana
with everything to enhance our pleasure, we
reached the Baltimore wharf about By O'Clock
on Wednesday afternoon, every man in good
health and spirits, where we were received oy
the Sd Company of City Guard Battalion,
commanded by Capt. John 5. Johannes, ana
welcomed in a speech by Maj. Warner. Il.
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Mai. VIM. Black and James HUMPHREYS, of
Schley county, GA, settled a family feud on
the 9Th ult., the latter being killed by pistol
ball.
Isaac V. Fowler, Esq, late postmaster of
New York city, was 10 leave Havana on the
18th, on his way to Mexico. He writes that he
has ''only $500 left in the world
Col A. b. Mathews BELL candidate,) has
been elected to the Georgia Senate from Grit
fin county, over his Breckenridge competitor
Hon. Andrew Ewing, tBreckinridge Dem, }
of Tennessee has gone 10 New York to stump
that State.
A man named McCiung was shot and killed
bv another named Sales on the North River
(Na.) Canll, on the 10Th inst.
Betsey Fredenbsrg, a fat negro woman, on
exhibition ut Rochester, N. Y, died suddenly
on Sunday. She weighed 800 pounds.
Rev. z. G.. Henderson, pastor of the Baptist
Church at Pensacola, Fla. died on the Sth in
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Ma DELINA PATTI.
BY EMMA ALICE BROWNE.

What flowers have tCe to crown this brow,
That Gods own hand hath erown'd
With such Immortal wreaIhs as glow
D CIR seraph yes profound;
What gifts nave trs 10 add one grace
More beautiful and wild,
Or touch with hoher light the face
OF this sweet Minstrel child
What spell to wake her burning soul,
That deep toned, vibrant Tyre,
Whose glorious floods of music roll
Through gates of pearl and FIRE
Her steps are mid the thornless flowers
Of sirlhOod's morning years,
She lifts above these mlsts of ours
A face too bright Tor tears.
The light OF Madrld's splendid skies,
The roses Of the South,
Haunt the soft darkness of her eyes,
And blossom on her mouth.
And she is Queen of the high arc
Whose mission Is divine,
To captive bow the thrilling heart
At Song imperial shrine.
But rarer than those skies sweet gleam,
Or rose OF South or West,
Her childhood's pure, unhroken dream
Seems sleeping in her breast,
And on her fair, young forehead glows
Such God transmitted grace.
Corregglo of his AlplLe SHOWS
Might mould with upturned lips and brows
A SAINT CeoelIa's lace.
BARNUM's H0TgL. st. Louis, June Is, 1860.
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JOHN BROWNIES CoNvICTED-From Che
raw ). g., we learn that the two Hitchings,
concerning whose arrest and trail as abolition
incendi2ries, an account has been published,
had been duly convicted and sentenced TO be
hung on Friday next. Additional and crush
ing evidence had been adduced to prove their
completely in an insurrectionary plot, and this
sealed their doom. AT last accounts, Minute
Men" were actively forming in Cheraw and
the vicinity.
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SPECIAL ELkcTIoNs.-The returns from the
Senatorial district composed OF Ches terrified,
Powhatan and Cumberland, indicate, very
certainly, the cleo ton Of ]. II. Cox. douglas
D.m,) over Is. ii. Nash, (Breck. Dem.) Cox
Cured Chesterfield by, tits stated, 300 msjcri-
~, and Powbatau by 80 majority, which Sc.
irss his election.
In the ninth Senatorial district comprising
Lanen burg. Nottoway and Prince Edward.
"A. Il. Dickinson, (Breck. Dsm.,) is elected
SENATOR over IL. 4. Clarke, (Ind. Dsm.)
The election TO NIL the vacancy for the Lower
House from Nottoway county, resulted In the
choice OF Col. Jas. A. Orump, (Beil.) over
Tho II. Campbell, lBreck. Dem.,) by 40 ma
tor1
! Oof John T. Thornton was elected Com
moL weAilhs Attorney OF Princs Edward
county without Opposition. ssY'