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RObaCk'S Stomach 6ittoTs

a new and o. 4EatuI ~fcmaChic ail1 AordfFlt fff
rin1 tone % the stomach suc or tie prevention q
81 oGs compliant incident - tAs estegu erIntTy
Try g.
a. morning drink. 70 assist {. ,eston and relieve
pvspspsa. j. lAs - vqssl. Iry it
in silIr Il j. 81 frteT 10 ~ cflef lffnrf. Iry y.
lpC losnlis q ibcse D!fiers 1e~ lt6l, the fole
properly g Dr. 10 iack, OH rnaisc With Que = tno
otesl ard os eminent Necic'l frrcuronrfs q fhe
Hesi. and . Is d4rcci predieasd upon he "An's .
Western sopir
These itsfs derive their st.n u,us from The POWER
i ltac l4tlre ol he rooit AID Acii q which ihcy
sfs composed. aud as they arc. ~ alsfins lnnsf
nral cravings oi thc sfosaacb cirecty pIonsore q
TEMPERANCE.
ttr present proprietor hcicfes hat IN making ihsu
,idsly kuoNu t.l pal DC welfare is supserved
Il nlI soon lc .or sele ~ ali OF D.. looaeks nu-
neroas Aecffs and at Hof,i.. Ac. the country cTcf
in ihs meantime orders vlii le filed direct ron
trc.lnafi ga any Qatrii.k, add rf ir lowest rate
Il is pat un outi pefiisf. 1fl securely paeked ~
anl dor citse usif a.. ifrric cases sil however.
le parkes sni .snf 20 an. address. u desires
Hrtait price. -Ip per bsttic, or SIX
for -.
rfnt.rsi ofire sid soistrooin - 9. tast FOURTH
street. si lnliinF ifum Aala street. Cindnlar.
O.fe. l.ihdfafrif. ~ - fiiun o. Street
Ter falc iu Nigo Count, ~
J. 81 DoNNTlLl. Ielrc lsrfs
J. q. CINif6NAM.
NJ sHtrY. N,w Gosbcn
rIIEu 81 skIkk. CeIHeslie
Au4 tY lflf.iffs ana NfftlaAtt fctfftl'i }
llfdarA8ni ttt Jr.io4 ststff anf Canada
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I~x,i ivssti-ef1enf- tfty esats pr -gnafe s'eh
iu-erfion. .., .t.... -.
s.u.sse,ory arrangements mals WI tis,f "l.
-. j., .s,ar,l.e f. the year. vito The rrititk' 81
rn.n9fnx Al ole ssufe. Yearly sffersi-rf-i i'~ttfi
-. e. conrns.f stricfiy - thef rsEuitf btsNfe'
aa.d trlR faV qsaifert ,... ,sf,
Advsrti.@sssnfs IN th~ sfecia. neflfe e,iN'aa VII
- chsrssul two prices. 90. .
Advsrtlaesnenis kept constantly On ns ins'''.
rrfce snf hall r
ns.lps.. notice. published in me local eoianah- 81
,sr lin~s or anisr vii BE- charged for earh insrf'i''
al: n over ten Iinet Ten cents per iint ..
kd~~rtssrneufs asnf in for ~ spefinsi Nh'et VIII
hs Inserted three months utiets ordered "'ii. .
Aux alteration q sfandins adfeftsft'.Ht -.
.snount - a renewal II lhe ssa1r. unless ofArf~is
agreed upon by contract
aono.,,,eine candidates for offcc q erery decor p
., all h. charged q 90 for csch nsni, pa the pei@
and Al % In ia Dally ami Weekly, ei'etFs - 90
raact.
-. vr.taif.... advertisements whatever.
Charges will be uiAsc foT inserting ne A'iiees u
al Orders Societies. 81 Atseeiaii"., - isi.'" -
For each notice noi excssllns hnss - cuts 80
each insertloas over eight lines Al ii.a fato-
Announcing deaths vith fuGs:ai lsl-ltf Atia-@s',
e. without notice, ffse. ..
Notice q fessais i1cfic. hai L.--fsilas. s,..e1
.u BY indiv.du.is a<<s-lationf, " = so-te'ess
81 regulsf prices ... -. -
kgai Advertisements insertea a. ne eApenss =
Attotasys ordering. arf payment rot 70 % et.'se.
10 the loyal qrocscdua but coiectaeie Al ie et--'
slrns PsshusAer rt, ascouaiat!s tos The accuracy
esi advsrtrfracnis ssoai thc amount eAAfsea iof
th,sr publ.catlon.
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TuT CRLATEsT FACILITIES OF
FERED FOR rnF PROTECTION AND
sPEEDY TRANSPORTATION OF
LIVE STOCK
assllng d charge tAefscf
FRElGHTs

n ~. Route rfsl lis ~ A., tef f,.ef go +
f,r..4.ifsI f..t1 ftI .tipllt tft 1oiti loelen ff
r,i,,r,e-e - as palat gn BE Rsllrc,ts y oh'o
K.ntnrhr r. sana liHuns, Wis<1. ln lows. SO Nit
s.ufl - Eallrraf drerf.
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ssltt r.ssttrtrtft ~ ut'tA tlrN 6 - - Ter
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nv las.as-.s c. efl. az, Alncls. Aif.si ipri,
Nlssaoia ~ t'.ri. H,clak Az - q ~. - h't h't-
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50 sfnrrt 81 sr rafff f1 -. Ne.ie We t|t litts'
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'ez-fher. vii b. no deviation from N above
a. Advertisements published la both Daily and
weesiy wfil DC charged The fui pas rates VITA ''f
haf sths Weekly rates added
CHARLES CRUFT. Pso'R.
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Assr

ca,h. rslaass q uank. g 81 %
na.l1l and Mortgages ,bs.nr ltit af1 ca
Real Lllafe.. wcTih af least AZ tli,-41I tg9c. C
totrt on sloekr. payable ga d.mart.
frlafNff value c' securities tltf 20 tpl lttdA %
rank sto-k ir4sfkct valefi fssts 60
Tnitst Silles rfsssuIF Ncfeti ilafAft
rtiHc iesea y
n4oeflsr Ciiy Water roual 1880 ~
Moth { uoirs state Bonds .nslaet ysl $50 ~
Ns.affi STATE nents atffe, rtiftls ltaH ~
nsii tstste NJ VOL sif.H Hatl# A.
lnisfeg dus ~ isi lanusfy. i1i. lti
ua..a el1f,o - ts, s.ncs eeeA te-'a 80 3
n.fsrre u : strtt n a 1etts ari ir eo-Nf1
nftfsasf.frsic1 ffcr Arr-ts. ra lsf 81
tsnnsrv iof wilc4 ssl.ei1 l1lis arss
rf'i nret'v .h.s ,os grs1isas % -.
ftnf Risks ttA Nt
81. prcfslir Nifcti sseo1' '.tls. hto1 pe
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eles lstafi AZ OlN, fle =
rossi. ai..ft. - "a
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AZ wutxAaTH v.r- lseeszsg.
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o. ~ FYFfEEvIN sERI.a rrcak SftTF.
NENg ~ 80 c,4 fut7a ~ a. Al.tt LAti-
RAFIE COMPANY ~ fi. liiy - Atif la,
~ fis isf daY 81 JiTlr~p isfl
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MEDICAL.

HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPk-
IL TON.
AklMDoID.s Bucnr tor ths Bladder.
HELNB0LDS BlChO for the kidney
HEIGBOLDS bCCHu fof the Gravel
HtLAB0LDs BICHU for the Dropsy
HkLkBoLDS BICHU Cor Nervousness
HELNB0LD'S BUcHU fr 1maes, 81 y...cr.
hELhBOLD'S BlLHU for Df.calt areaiAls
uELABoLDs BUCHU for Weak Nerves.
htLNE0LD's btchJ f0g Ccnersi Dellfy.
hLLNhQLn.s hJcHl ~ CniVefsai La,s.,u.'s.
HELNB0LDS BuCHJ for Horror % ui.cs.s
HELABOLDS BCCHC for Night SWcsts
htLABoilfS bICHJ fof aAsfalasss.
hELAh0LDs bt1Hl ior Dryses. oi .Ae sk.'.
H!LnhoiD'S rJcnr 20 Ffuptionf.
HELHR0lD's BCCHU ~ PaIa in the rsrk
htiIbDLDS blChl Cor iieayiness 81 the Frst >
VIA Temporary sslaslon sea Lea oi sight.
IkLhIOLD's BJCHt Tor Aohity aud 2esilessnes-
Vita 0ant of Attention Horror ~ Society
nFIMBOLDs BuCHU TO- oosuuclons
nELNBOLD's BUcuC &C. E,oes-ss sri-las from IN
FEHALES-FLN LNALFS-FENALFs
-FfMALFS-gENAII
OLD OR YorN0. SINGLE. NAGtFD. or cox
TENPLAIiNC MANlIAGE,
TAXI 30 AOAt PILLS,
THEY ARR a. 80 Ays6S
NJ NnOID'S FN1RACT nJfrr
IS THE VERY BEST kEAfDl ~ TrE WORLD
Ior s comp llts Incident 70 Tie SEA. su&ster sr-
sia iggai Iniiscreon, Hstits ~ Das ratio ~ lie
DECLINE Or CHANGE OFilFE
SEE SYMPTOMS ABONk
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Take 10 more Balsau, Mercury or Unpiessan,
Nedlcias fol tcpleassni snd Danserg.. Disease.
HELNDOLD'S EATRACT BrcHC CURES
SECRET DISEASES
ln 81 their Stages. A. niiie Expense
f.ftis or 10 charre - DIT. 30 irconsenlence
And SO EXPOSURE
Use nEINBOiI5'- EAGkACf DJCHU ior ENcoss-
cs arising from habits lnduisea Ia
u, so.Ne sS.Do,:D
And ST. diseases arising from hab.i. q dissipation
Il removes al improper aisch,fsss. sle al rs-tgre
flc patient % short time ~ stetc % hcsl.a sad
uss HrLIB0Ln.s EXTRACT pUcnU sos diseases
and ciec ions q the most distressing character
los HELNBOLDs EXTRACT DJCnJ ior ail siIsc-
tons dl5esscs - tle
uH'SAHr o"csNs'
Whether existing 10
VALE on rEmsLT,
How IoNc sTasDiNc.
An tic above diseases ard symptoms asr,.s of he
same treatment sna may originate from the same
READ READ Rad.
UELMBOLD's bCCiiC - safe and p,e1Saa, g. taste
and oiar. hlf immediate in 80 4rtc1.
Personally appeared before me. a. Allss1nar ~ the
cy o. rf ideiphis. II. ]. llLLMBOLD. cleuiisi. who
being deiy sworn. docs say that his preparation
taius narc0ao mercury or iri-r.ous drugs, tri s
purely vegetable a. D. uELMBOLD
Sole Manufacturer.
Sworn and slhscflDtt before ne. the 81 day q
Soysl, htr. ls54 EN + IlBBAhp. Altsrnsr.
Prise 81 per lo',le or ia 20. - delivered % sn,
address.
Prepared - II. :. iILLNDOLD,
Irfcticri 10 Arslrf.cai Chemist
sol South tenth S.. below Chestnut ph.'s.
EEXgAEE OF COJNTEGFEITS
AND UNPElSCIpLrD DrALFh..
Who ends 70 dispose or TfriR ovN" al4 "C-li-
a." AEliclEs o. r4E AEsCIAIIoS A1rADrDBv
ue.u' Ql-s Clu1.le Preparation.
E1tract Bacbu.
S1rs lpsr''iN
a" Improved Loee Nasf.
so.lty
tn. glgH & CO.
Al 81 Dr1<<4.ls every here.
Ask TOT dELslECLD'S TAKE ~ OTErR
Cut olf The alvarfiscmer' anl send ioT 81.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION ASD LXiOSCni.
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The Weekly Expires.

Il pa6u.aea even Wednesday, atsl,ee 9ef snnHn''
advance. -. -. ..,.f...
q. l.nger tine than paid feF
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cua---s ozrxx, a-eef.
No. gll1.yix ROW,
a.isir r-4-4 aAssz, sx->
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-28
ShCrrnrd lIemen s.

spe ial Dispatch TO the Gin. Commercial.
WAsuIsoros, jan. @.
The great speech OF this Congress is that
OF Sherrard Clemens, OF tho Wheeling IVA
District, to- day. Ii was an eloquent and
mastery dissertation on the secessionists
from Border slave State point Of view
Its power in many parts was tremendous and
its eject not yet TO be measured. Clemens
proved uron the disunionists that their
scheme Was long since matured, and will
embrace the opening Of the African slave
trade, aah consequent destruction OF oil the
interest of Virginia in slavery. lie quoted
all the AboIisionists- English and American
upon the secessionists, showing both TO be
working TO the same end the dissolution Of
the American Union. He showed hDw the
suicide Of slavery was being precipitated,
and its grave dug by the very men who had
withdrawn from Congress to protect it more
enectually. lie told the South that If they
fought till the last armed foe expired, they
never could expect from the North the same
guarantees for slavery enjoyed under the ex
isting Constitution. The speech was full of
gems. 1t was Deryoas and energetic 10 man.
ner, brave, incisive, OF times terribly sarcas-
ito and surcharged with earnestness and
power. Coming from the source it did, it
Tell on the House and thronged galleries like
= thnnderbolt. All Union men thanked God
and hreathed easier, while among disunion-
is.s there was great wrath and gnashing OF
teeth. His merciless invective, when he
showed up the secessionists as playing d.
rectly into the hands of the Abolitionists
and all the enemies CT free government all
over the world, was most bitter dose for
some Of taem. Many Virginis and Ken
lucky members were ysry FESTIVE and tired
to conceal their chaerin by loud laughing,
talking, md marching about the hall. Some
tied totally, initiating the example Of the Sc.
cesslonists. Clemens charged them with
cowardly treason TO the common interests OF
the slaveholding States. He paid beauti.
ful tribute to Mr.. Adams on the floor seek
ing means Of harmonixing difficulties. On
the whole twas tho most brilliant speech
delivered in the House this session, and pro
duced great excitement aud admiration in
90 immense audience.
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WAsntN0roE, Jan. "a.

WASHES 0roN, Jan. "a.
! HoUsI.--The House resuwcd the consider
alton VI the report Of the Com. OF 80.
Mr.. Wilson of Va, advocated the Crit
tendon plan.
Rust Of Ark, az q member OF that Com
mistee, said be had entered upon his duty
with desire to do what he could TO give
peace, and regretted that his efforts met nc
proper response. II appeared to him Johr
Brown was the martyr and hero Of the Re.
publican party.
Dunn OF Ind, said the Chicago Platform
condemned John Brown raids. AZ mem.
Der Of the Com. he discharged bis duty with
out reference to that platform, and az to the
Republican party sympathisng with that raid
everybody knew it was an infamous libel on
the Republican party, and he vas surprise j
that any gentleman in this time OF the coun-
try's peril could giyccrculation to it. [Sen.
sation
Rust As this ia a time OF war we nust
wage war. With reference TO the term infa
nous LIBEL used by the gentleman, | desire
to know whether be announced to the House
and the country that he was responsible for
what be snid. want him to know that If
he is for war | am willing to accommodate
him.
tleman can take any measure Of redress be
pleases.
Rust have the answer | want.
MIR. Dunn desired ALWAYS to be right in
whatever he may have uttered in response to
the gentleman from Arkansas. What be in
tended to say was this, namely: that the
declaration that the Republican party sym
pashIzed with John Brown was libel on that
Ia ,pfa y,sY ~.
slse language to the gentleman, but made
the remark believing the charge to be libel
lous on the Republican Platform and party.
Ar. Rust. The gentleman from Indiana
says he did not intend to make the offensive
in an offensive sense. have the
light to demand an unqualified retraction Of
he remark.
Mr.. Dunn. have made all the explana-
ion have fel. it nv duty to:make.
Russ-very good.
Adjourned.
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~ CouGus.-The sudden chanues NJ NJ

0F Couons.-Th sudden changes Of our
climate are sources Of Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthmatic affections. Experience hsv-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
iy stages Of the disease, recourse should 1t
once be had TO "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRo-
euxs,' or Loaengcs, let ihe Gold, Geugh, or
Irritation OF the Throat be ever so slight, as
by this prccautson more serious attack may
be efectually warded of. PUBLIC SPEAKERS
and SINGERS will find them iFectua al for clear.
ing and strengthening the voice. See adj
vcrtlsemcnt.
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From Florida.

PENSACOLA, Jan. "a.
Volunteers are eng aged in mounting can
non; carpenters are shaking scaling ladders,
AMI the utmost hustle prevails.
The U. ). schooner Wvnndotte is anchored
under the guns OF Fort Pickens, for the pur-
pose, II IL supposed, Ut assisting Lieutenant
Shurmer.
All the pilots hnve been notified that they
may bring United States war vessels inside
Of the harbor. if the vessels carry flag Of
truce.
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From the fxebei state.

CHARLEsrON, Jan. q
The legislature has appropriated SAC, 900
FOR carrying on the Postal arrangements If
Tho Federal Govern mcnt secede from the
present system.
Lieutenant Mead had returned to Fort
Sumter.
JET. Davis is 10 town.
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BOOTS AND AHvIA.

HOOTN AND ~ NUS.
q A. DUKE and w. II. BARNETT having
Ds formed . partnership in the shoe business
would ask share Of tho public pa,rons re and .
continuance Of the old custom Of the house.
We have concluded .n:: ;asss h.sl III ae. Ii 10
no dsgraceto work, and both being practical work
mon, We will devote ourselves to The manufacture
q custom work, thus guaranteeing good Ats and
honest work manship, AIT IL eur interest to make
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand well select-
~ stock Of Eastern work, which viii he cold very
low. DUKE 4BAhKETT.
Oct23i
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Especial Dispatch TO the Gin. Gazette.1
WAsufxcTnx lar 90

''AshiNoioNs Jan. -.
Mr.. Faulkner, Minister 10 France. writes
homo that Louis Napoleon officially etated TO
him his dlsapproval OF the secession IN owe.
ment ~ this country, and that he hoped the
Union would be preserved. The South.
therefore, need expect no sympathy 10 that
qaarter.
The official report OF the Secretary OF War
shows the amount OF arms seized by the
South, exclusive Of those in Florida. TO be
sixty thousand muskets and six thousand
rifles.
he election IN Charles county, Nd, has
gone Tor State Convention by a large ma
Jority. Il looks as If one would now be
gained IN Maryland, without the action or the
Governor.
Colfax'- bill to suspend NEIL facilities
~sth seeding States, viii be strongly ~ essed.
ana, 10 Tue present temper Of Congress, will
aAeiy pass. Il will cause great embarrass-
meni 10 the Southern States, and add largely
20 Their already heavy expense.
Siidell and Benjamin expect to be GU, %
the Senate this week. This will give tho
Republicans al once the control.
seeession'sss are greatly annoyed at the
steady concentration OF troops here sndsnn
pearance Of military men 10 the lnbbies ~
the Capitol. Dragons from Carlisle H.r.
racks were expected to arrive to day. rha
enrolment Of the militia is also going IN
vigorously.
The police force at the Capital has been
doubled. Under these energetic measures.
apprehensions Of an outbreak at the innnpn.
ration are disappearing.
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How IT WoRks.-lt is reported that Ell
Gov. Aiken OF South Carolina sold part Of
bis slaves 10 raise money to pay the assess.
msns OF SAC, 600, made upon him by tho rev.
olutioniste, took the rest Of his slaves to
Virginia, and then himself went to Europe.
How long can the Rattle Snakes stand such
depletion
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-GT Harper's Weekly publishes portraits
of the secehing South Carolina members
They are not as we'll executed a. they ought
to be- Prentice.
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TRAVEL SoUTn.-Travel has fallen of at
the South SO largely that but one train 10
dispatched daily south from Washingson.-
The usual large number Of Ncrthcrners will
not be seen at the South this winter.
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Tnx DEx Ao1rEs VALLEY Wnte iE ubfished
every Monday at his Office Ii one of he oldes pa
pers in Iowa, sndhaaa widely extended circula
tien throughoutt the Der Moincs VALLEY, Northern
Missouri. aud Western Illinois.
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The Crittenden resolutions and the
Pacific Railroad bill divide tho tine Of the
Senate these days. The Indications are
pretty cleer now that the Crit,enien resolu.
tions are only receiving funeral honors, and
.s-. Re ps::s- Railroad bal viii pass the
Senate.
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Original Notice.
To Jabes b. Hilings,J III. Billings, S. s. Billings.
Pafmelia Billings, II. N. Leisure, W. b. French,
Davis Price, Il 3. Taylor, Jno. Scuries 4 Co.,
Vim. Thompson Co., Alexander johnson, John
M. Mott, jr., John N. Mott, SEN, Jne b. Quirk.
Otis Reynolds Co., Geo. @. AHdsrsop, Andrew
Webster, Galloway 4 Webster, Bradley, Bum.
ham Lamb, I. w. phinney, Mary Il. McCune,
John McCaae, sac r. warts, Jno. L. warts,
Agnes Wiley Gait, HAnnaford 4 Co defendants:
NOu arc hereby respectfully notified that there
= - now on ME In the Clerks Office or the Dis.
trct Court Of Lee County, Iowa. ~ Fort Madison.
q petftfun of Hiram Barney, ciamir a judgment
on foreclosure OF mortgage against raid Jabea Is.
Killings above named fur the sum Of ten thousar nd
dollars, with ten per cent interest from the 18th
day OF February, 1850. and q special and general
execution against j. u, Billings and a. again INST
said defendants above named praying also for thu
foreclosure Of = mortgage given by raid J. b.
Billings 70 Charles Mason upon the south half N
OF section twenty four and fractional section
twenty five 1851. oil In township sixty Ave 1851
north OF ran e. ak west, Ia lee county, iowa;
the sale OF said nortgsg sd promises pay OF said
debt. the extlnguishmsnt OF allequity oi redemp-
ton therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each Of you mott fed to appear
ana answer said petition on the morning OF the
sct ond day OF the next term Of said curt, To BIZ
holden on the third Mondayof May, 1851, or judy
lnent and decree will be had therein ~ prayed for
by default.
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Jan. 70, 1851 4w Collector for Petitioner.
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tFrom the Boston Herald, Douglas paper.l

from TIC bostoh Herald, Douglas papeFsI
The speech Of Mr. Seward will do much
good. II is heightened and conservative !;
and the concessions that he offers TO the FIRE
eaters are oil that they deserve. Not tba.
We are opposed to compromises, but the only
compromise the Quttlehums will understand
will be reply to their firing into the Star Of
the West with powder and bail, and let them
understand that firing Of guus is a game that
two can play at the same time We are Of
opinion that this whole operation il game
OF bluff, and will end in magnificent fzzle,
and the sooner these foolish men are gwen
to understand that the North will stand no
more OF their toin-fooery, the sooner the
farce Will be over, and there is where the
laugh will come IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-28

" Dudley Mann has positively declined
Wv appointment rendered to him BY South
Csroiina ~ Commissioner TO visit Europe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-28

NTRust Of Ark, has challenged DUN Of
Ind, 10 consequence of tho spat between
them, reported 10 telegraph column. Rust
is evidently .spiling" for fight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-28

fvr "Ha, Doctor, how is my wife to- day?''
The Doctor shook his head aud said: "You
must prepare for the worst" ssWhat!n OF
claimed the alarmed husband, ssis she likely
to recover ?''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-01-28

ca The great Brooklyn meteorological,
Mr. Merriam. publishes the following para
graph in the Journal us Commerce:
The atmospheric wave that produced such
: frantic state in tho human mind 10 Syria
has passed. slowly westward in the path OF
tae sun. AMI ,ts influences Rre seen Ia the
same parallels on this Continent. Syria il
between thirty one an thirty seven degrees
north latitude.
GFIn novel nt Margate Library, this
passage vas marked and much tbumbed !:
"Ihere 10 no object 40 beautiful 20 me -
considerations young man, | watch him ns
do star in heaven.' THAT 10 nv view,
exocss," sighed Miss Josephine Hoops, as
sha laid down the volume. ssIn fact,
think that there IL nothing so beautiful a.
= young man, even II be Is not conscieD-
tious.o
StrND REAsoNING.--In a recent case for
assault, the defendant pleaded guilty. II
sLink must be guilty." said be, stbecau,e
the plainsif and were tho only ones there
were IN the room, and the first thing that /
knew was that was standing up and he was
doubled ever the table. You'd better call II
guilty"