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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05
Keokuk Drug Store.
Fkfih.slreet. bet. Main 4 III . . en- N
KEOKUK.IOwA.

4 LARg EAssort ment oi Druef1
AGhsmieala- -lnatrnmcnfEA Ano|
fancyarsicles just received q
the shove cstablishmsnt, coN'
prisine all the new Chenical
Preparations, Tilden 'sFlnid n,
tracts, TYusses Abdominal Sup,
porters, Psssaries ,Speoulums 81
alikinds. ststhoscoper, Osths.
ters, SIermAtorrhGa Rings, and
some splendid cases VI Char
riere's superior instruments.
These ARTICLES having be, D re.
lected With special 4. ference I,
tho knOwn wants Of the proics
the best tor ms TO Physicians q
April ~ dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05

I pW SONS (I4ondonl ocnuipc Ola Brown
- Windsor keap. y
low Son And Hsuhew's t3supip. rione Scan
Tor tAle BY n0RHR RTsoN Il Rnn r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-07-05

f0kWARDINa 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Leyce, KeGkuk.
I1kvP Now IN HASL. AkD WILL BIZ
I receiving during the sessNn "A VERY LARGE
AID COMPLETE sTsTk Gt q i.pCfkyER which
taEy take pfszsuye 10 tffrihg 10 tbs trade OF Iowa
and M.asan4i AT IEAY LOW PRICES
ansl6iiSwly
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oEo.r AKpxnsoK. ALRx. BARCLAY.
[1IlBLKaED IN ISL
BANKIrG HOUSE or
Geo. q. Anderson e Co.

4 HAVEIHIS DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
L skE i u the Banking Business, ALEX. BARCLAY,
who has been my Teller for the last ri years).
The buriaess Ill hereafter be conducted under the
frm and style Of
GEO. q. AuDEn ON = CO.
Being ono of the ojdest Banking Houses (if not
the oldestl In Iowa, the ne firm Foiicts contin-
uance Of former patronage 40 liberall es tended
to them.
They will II AXE Collections 40 remii--less Ex-
cha CEN the day VI payment, free Of charge.
Their references arc ~ formerly by the senior
partner, VIZ.
RETKRINcKt:
Winslov Ln nier 4 Co., Bankers, ,New-York.
Park Bank. N.Y..
- EdwaTu N /. t1arK Co., fhi1AdeTphia.
Clapp, Fuller q Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Howard Banking Con. pany,
Ionmfnn ieipcke ,chieago.
= MxyTtA EgEEy -
Farmers. Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Mechanics tank, "
Kramer Eahm, bankers, "
Gilmore A brDtbertuu, Ban kers Cincinnati.
A. u. Hunt j Co.. Bankers, Louisvilie. by.
state Savings Tnstitution, st. Louis. No.
keol uk Jan /, '53. GEO C. ANDERSON.
jxs tu 1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20
Wa.h,pe,on New. and aoanip

NJ --..-.... no m D.... !, - -, :, ~.
MAsHMeIon, req. ~ Y5ps,pa'cn rom tne Montgom
ey y, nvsouon Ieo.Mea 70 gay uge .ne ooroer bmu
men IN feaes congress not 10 cons nj 70 compromise
any Iano' -
Ahu@oer 9, pemocraue SENATORS ~ caucus to-day
.s,oNeu :" maAe NJ ias's''us oPPos"on 70 lns Arn
oil; Ill., .r,, =, ~.
Ine ssuN o' .ne missouri sleeuon created grest ex'
citemsnt among tne secenions, Iney CONSIDER u an
ndcsu.n lnaI missouri VIII Iemai1 n .ne union under
sny cLeumnses Lns WIZ 70 KEPT unuer arms
a1ursoV, Mni rnusy, % aI1,,,. anu sa.u'oay. s
on'4n On I, men " oAg ,s se naAIs Ls eIsat pePara'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20
Rail Road Time Table.

A WoRD TO HusBANDss When you go home
to tea, and find that Mrs. Smith has succeeded
OF those scrofulous looking biscuits, which are
your special aversion, and az you with familiar
nod recognize the eruptive countenances of your
old enemies, don't 60 of into one of those par
oxysms of rage and disgust, which al gays make
you 80 particularly dissgreeablei but, on the
contrary, mildly, yet with becoming dignity,
place your hand In your pocket, and extract
from It's long confinement the dime which shall
place Mrs. 8. in possession Of package of Dr.
LAND's CHEMICAL SALERATUs, with which che
cannot fail to have perfect success In making
biscuit, pastry, SO. Manufactured, and for
sale at Wholesale, by d. B, De Land g. Co.,
Fairport, Monroe Co., N. Y. De Land l. Co.'s
saleratus Is now for sale at retail by most Of
the dealers.e N errf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

"ArrrNrros, Youse MEN"-We perceive
by the advertisement Of Messrs. Horace L
Hegeman & Co., of New York, that the re-
nowned "Stimulating onguent," invented b.
DE-. Belllngham, for healthy stimulation in
the growth Of beard or whiskers, has now had
its American market confded to their agency
The high reputation Of this article In London,
Paris, and other cities Of Europe, seems to have
been fully justified by experience in this coun-
try. We find that its praises are re-echoed
among all classes. A few weeks are said to
prove Its almost magical influences upon the
beard or whiskers. The British volunteers
have made such free use Of II as to attract the
attention of The London Paneh See adver-
tisement of Messrs. Hegeman & Co., In anoth-
or column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20
Cincinnati Market.

FL0UR-prices for superine may be quoted at g..
SOh6O with sales at the outside figure for grade
Extras ass placed at 90, and family at this last
figure to e5,25. = : - :
WBEAT.bas improved, partly in sympathy with the
New York Market and partly because Of light receipts
and small offerings. very freely offered but 81 0e
and asked for Red. White 10 less an object than
Red with local millers and has consequently improved
less. Itbquoted at 9l.059l,l0.
CORN-being In but moderate request for shipment to
the Interior South because Of interruptions in the means
Is controlled In price mainly by the de-
mand from dlsleres and local retailers for feed The
price ruling 10 $50 for ear 3335o for mixed and white
shelled.
Oats are held nOmnAlly at asc, bu, have no market
over 27kc.
RYE-remains dull at Sc.
BAHLEY-of prime quality Is little more marketa.
ble and holders demand better rates 73c was paid for
lot OF strictly prime to-day, but 70c Is the current
from So to 600. Ir rs - -
wHIsKEi --had good market at decline Of 10. o
gallon to-day.-O ON. Com. Fe6 20.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

A Youso MorHER lin the Paris Court Of
Correctional Police, recently, lady, by no
means young, advanced coqueitishly to the wit
ness stand to give her testimony. "WbAt Ia
your name7' "virgnie Loustatot." "Your
age'" "Twenty fve." (Exclamations Of more
dulity from the audience.) The lady's evidence
being taken, she regalned her place, still CO.
quettishly bridllng, and the next witness was In
troduced. Thip one was full.grown young
man. "Your namei" said the Judge. "Isa.
dore Loustatot." "Your age" "Twenty seven
years." "Are you relative Of the last witness2"
~ am her SON." "Thunder!" exclaimed the
"your mother must have married
very young!" W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

wAsHINoToN's BIRTH DAY.--The State Fen.
cibles will celebrate WAsHISoToN's Birth Day,
on Friday evening, the 22d Inst, by grand
levee at Armory Hall. To render the festivi-
ties of the evening worthy the occasion, the
most ample preparations are being made;
novel, interesting and appropriate tableaux will
be exhibited, and members Of the Company
will sing choice patriotic and national songs. It
will be a fete rarely, If ever, excelled in this
city, on similar occasion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Court met
this morning, and after calling the cases as
signed for the day, adjourned till nine o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The Grand Jury are still in session. II is
probable that they will soon finish their labors,
only about thirty witnesses having been subp@
ned to appear before them. a-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20
TELEGR.APHIC!
REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN.
CONGREsslONAL.
SENATE.

, rf wAsaisoros Feb. 10.
NIL ,,, y
Tne M SENATE p,ns I'm met " at ~, ~ o'clock.
in favor ~ ,hs can.,a,ion sna .o
il would be rescsfui separs,ion He pre,enisd pet
on signed BY soOO voters Of st Paul. asking for set
uemsnt.
M Johnson OF Arkansas, wished to object TO explain
Ing petitions at length We might a. well sing lsam
~ aead horse, az to thus take up all the time Of th
morning. 4 -s+t
Mr., Ten Eck presented the petition OF the citizen
Of New Jersey, 10 favor Of tho Oonsuton and laws.
Mr. Seward presented a petition from large numbs
OF liens Of New York. stating that In their opiuon th
petitions sent to Congress were full Of complaints
ne state Of the country, which only served TO make mat
.eIs worse and do not repr sent the true sse OF I'M
conny therefore thy ask Congress for the suppression
OF me unmi isatsd rbb ing:
reoiation for the relief OF Jonn H. Oiay' iorme
Minister TO Peru. was passed.
The confederation OF the Preaidents Message was post
poned Ill Thursday. .fasts. .r.......
prov,o was added to the clause concsrang reaiuII
po.es nat 'he time Tor Issuing DO limited 70 June W
oos AZ amendment increasing notes TO 81 dollars In
steal W was agreed &c. after sharp debate between
onsnoler and CLARK in favor and Cngman againat- Y
| aSainst ~. sfr.. .-f. ~
inc tarn bill was taken up. duty OF 10 per cent
was placed on oil wIness long discussion on Tue amend
ment placing duty OF 10 per cent ad valorem on woo
worm less lhan 70 cents was lost-l9 against23
Mr. Bingham offered an amendment placing duty Of
per cent on all wool under IL per cent. Mr.. Wilson
arsad sgantt IT, az injurious to manufacturers aud Of
10 ps5ene 70 Wool groWers 1he amendment was adopt
ed-23 against20. -. .4-
Mr. Powell offered an amendment repeating the fishing
poantes. Lost.
Some other amendments were adopted, when the bill
was reported to Senate. Adjourned. ra-s.s
HoIJsE
Mr.. Fenton oyar,d n nr.a,,h,. xo.,,,n, A.. .,.. =.
the Constu ion relative thsreto and sdd,na Whsse.
varied and conaictin oinins ,.nai anu
bers Of this Honss In rsas,d \, ne nnss sh,oh y.
produced the unhsnnv distn,hsncss NV tIa a,
ana aS,,s,, ,s Az W sne proper mooe 81 quletinR
their future occur urrsnee: ,hsreSors N sNsiDs asAn''
Resolred, That 10 the ,udamsnt of mi. Hop,e ,hs
nro ,rih,nai ~ wh,.h =, ls uouse, me
tions shon,d hs s,s.d t ques
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rhe southsrn coufsd deacYs

Nxw yoRE, Feb. ia private dispatch from Mont.
Romery states that 90 soon his Cabinet II announced
esl Government to treat for the secession he Forts
Arsenals &c., &C., and negotiate treaty OF peace.
Treasury bill VIII be pssied, empowering the Treas
urer 10 accept cotton ingead Of money for bands. 8
It'll asserted that English agents are now at Mongom
cry, offering liberal advances. ,,ys i.slt1gitul.
Advertisements will bs issued for roldIersa and
sailors, offering large bountes. .ul. III .,lacov
II 10 rumored that Robt. y. Walker has been offered
the Treasury Department. and that Wgal sill be Mao
General Of the Army. Ket Of South Carolina, goes Al
Minister to SPAIN i.1 Tti mia trIoiosieiin IN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20
THr GnrArrsr CouoH Mrprclrr N I'm wonI

The GREATEsT Couch MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
We take great pleasure in calling the atten-
tion Of our readers and che public to the won
'derful virtues and numerous testimonials OF
l. W. Ayers PULhoNIo CHERRY CoRDIAL. This
is unquestionably the greatest cough preparation
IN tse World! II has been used In the Doctors
extensive practice in various parts of the coun'
try for several years, and Is speedy and GER
tain cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma,
night sseats, difficulty of breathing, &C., 6c.
He who aids In introducing this great prepara-
tion to the community, Is a beneiactor to man
kind. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20
Maryland.

BlLTtaosE, Feb. d. The Maryland Convention
adopted teries Of resolutotin In favor Of calling State
consenuon, and Ia vow Of understanding that Gov
Hicks 10 disposed TO call convention 10 tho
Of the failure OF the Peace o. nerence and Congress
effect satisfactory ISOLATION cf vexed questions that the
convention adjourn TIL the l2h Of March to await such
action; and resolutions hto 10 oppose coercion. Ad-
iouIned till day mentioned. 't r
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Ayef'SSarSapaFiIla

A compound remedy. designed t6'B4 tnc Nj no.i
enectuai Aksraties that can be made. Il d
concentrated extract Of Para EarnapariIia.
% comonad with other substances Of stili
sisa'ss si,eIauve power as 70 afford an .eiSc.
i've .nuoote ior the diseases Safsnparillah "a
reputed to cure. It u believed fhar ~, ~ q
remedy 10 wanted by those Who spiIs-' g,-ss'
Srumous complaints, and that one whicb viii
accomplish their cure must prove Of iriIssn,,s
service to this large class Of our afflicted follow
citizens. How completely this Compound win
90 It has been proven by experiment on.many
o. the worst cases to Be found of 10 f5ll1Min,
>, scRoruLA AND scRorutoys. caxvxafs4s,
EnuPTioNs AND ERupTIyB DisEAsrs, UfcrhA
ffMPLEs. BLorcnBs, Tuasons, SAlr HrSryr.
ScALD HEAD, SYPHILIS AND SyPaitfTfoiA A.,
TEcTIoNs, MERcuRlAL DisrAsr DA o,.sx fhr.
nALeIA OR Tic DouLoUnBax, nzh9I irrs ISys-
FEPsrA AND INDroEsffoN, EItYsrppfar Roar
on ST. ANTHoNY's FiRE, and indeed the who'd
class Of complaints arising from hlsgnsxf OF
This compound win be found d great pro-
moter Of health, when talxan In the spri1e, Il
expel the foul humors which faster "a the
blood at that season OF the year. sBythgt;ma-
ly expulsion Of them many rambling disorder
are nipped In the bud. Multitudes can, by
the aid Of this remedy, spare thensalsegffem
tne endurance Of foul eruptions and ulcmous
sores. through which the system win striveto
rld itself OF eorruptions. II not assisted toyo
tnis through the natural channels Of the body
py an Alternative medicine. Cleanse out the
vitiated blood whenever you find itsimpdricas
bursting through the skin In phnples. er9ptiofs,
or sores; cleanse It when you and II b oh
structed and sluggish in the veins sclsanasiis
whenever 1t Is foul, and your feelings will. tel
you when. Even where no particular dis6fticr
,is felt, people enjoy better healthy and live
longer, Tor cleansing the blood. Keep the
blood healthy and all is well but with this
pabulum OF Life disordered. there can Be no
lasting health. Sooner or later. something
iis mus. 70 wrong and the great machinery ct
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

BE- SrLEsr.--It Is great art in the conduct
Of life to learn tobe silent. Under opposition,
rebukes, injuries, still be silent. It Is better to
say nothing, than to speak in an excited or an
cry manner, even If the occasion should seem
to justify moderate degree of anger.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

MouroOxrRy. Feb lo.--congess passed an act admit.
ting free eli breadstufs provisons munitions or male.
rais Of war, and agricultural products In the natural
state. Also, goods warel and merchandise from the
United States II purchased before the let Of March and
imported before the 18th Of MarehTexas to 10 exempt
cd from the operation Of the tariff laws. ~.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

T The excitement caused by the Presi6 6ent
elect passing through cities and villages, on his
route to the White House, is fully Illustrated
every day at ]. B. CLARK's New York Clothing
Store. where every person wishing clothing
rusbes-the public having become convinced
that they can buy cheaper, and get better made
garments there than elsewhere. A ,o
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20
Clsvsland Market.
February, 10.

February, 10.
PLoUR-quiet and unchanged. Buekwhsat Ia quota
do from store at same and car white al on track
CORN-lower. Sales Of car on track at Sc. Th,
demand % very light and the only way to sell 1t Is
await customers.
OAT5-nomnal, at 24c
HI9aWlNEe--are selling steadily at l5c.
BuTTBR-Remains dull. Sales embrace small lots ai
10. for cannon, to lilo. for good roll.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

u' There is in the Inebriate Asylum in New
York City, one representative or more from
every county in that State. The total number
Of applications for admission into the Asylum
is 4,3l0.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20
From TexM

RoRT SIXTH. Feb eo-An extra overland coach arriv-
ed here this morning from sherman, Texas. The con-
ductor and report the seizure at Fort Chad
bournsby Texans Of the coach with s mall now overdue
here. The property Of tie company within reach Il also
seized and the agents and other employees said 70
be imprisoned It 10 al'o reported that forts Chad
bourne and Belknap have been csptured.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20
Tbe Convention Hleotion in Arkansas.

IT. SIXTH, FEB oo-Rour counties In western Arkan.
ms Benton, Waahingons Sebastian and Crawford have
elected union delegates the State Convention BY over
four thousand majority. The majority against the CON.
vention is about the same. aE.e tS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

P"Romsn History shows that the Senate
and the Tribune were ever opposed"
"Just so," says New York paper, "and
HoRAoE's late trip to Albany proves it," r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

Who will suffer from Foul Humors, Sores, or
Disease Of the Skin, when such certain remidies
a. MoLEAn's ,STRENorAma CoRDiAL AND BLOOD
PunlTirR. and McLEAN's voLcAsIc OH LINZ
nENT can be 20 easily obtained. The Cordial
will purify the blood thoroughly, and the Lini'
ment will cure any sore. See the ADVERTISE
ment. "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

T The Indiana House of Representatives
has appointed Committee to investigate thu
dueling affair between Msssrs. MooDY and HoFv
RON.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

1.-TWO hundred and twenty five marriage
licenses were issued in Knox county during
1860.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

T President BUCHANAN has appointed O. M.
MrrcHELL, son OF Professor MITCHELL, cadet al
West Point, for the State at large.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

TMR. LARuE's GREAT PASoPrIooS.- is
the last night but one Of this wonderful exhibi-
tlon. 47 sH 1886. '.r-u
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The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily fayors in the shape otth
sery latest eastern papers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

u The only way for rich man to be healthy
10 to practice exercise and abstinenee--to live
as II he were poor. 70
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The Adams Express Company places US dali!
ionaer obligations 70 1t for the very latest paper
from the eastern cities. t,l w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

CAIno. ril., Feb 20. The steamer "Rort Wsyns''
a sunk In the shute ofIsland number 10. Boat probably
total iolssmai portion of The cargo sasd-Ro hsaE'
NpeV, ~ iyts lest
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20
rha ,ri,.ourl oenysn,lon Rieo.Ion.

a. bcrls, Feb TO- Missouri has gone ossrwhsimingy
for The unon PROBABLY there wont Be- 10
ID ne oonyention Average majority for The Union
tiakst n this eeunty d little over fopr thousand
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

T Bee advertisement Of Prof. MILlER'i
Hair tnyigosator In another column, sI'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

GEr r--of your druggist, your ssorekeeper'
or anywhere else you can, but be sure and get
Guernsey's Balm, and no other.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

CHANGE IN THE EsalisH LANGUAGE 1T 10 in
terestipg TO mark the curious changes our Ian
euage has undergone at different periods. Some
idea may be formed Of these, by the following
specimens of the form the Lord's prayer has
assumed at different stages In the progress Of
our language. By comparing these with the
prayer repeated by our Lord, in the sixth chap
ter Of Matthew's Gospel, the difference between
them and our present version will he readily
seen; -' ," --hsa' sa
,.,, "a. D., 125O.l
Fadsr our in heven halswyed bethe thy nam come thy
kngeriche thy willie bethe don In heven ana 10 erthe'
Oar werlich day bred gf Gus to-day And forgive Gus
our dettes we forgiven our det cures. And iede US
nought into temptatioun, but dslyver Gus from ivi'
Amen. ,S'9il .al4" ~ GO aN
bga11seI [A.p., 1900.
Fair our in heven, Haewyd be thi name, come thi
Kingdom Th willie he don, as in hevene and IN ertne.
Our uche dayee bred give day. And forgive US our
detes as we forgiven our dettoures AID lede Us not
into tsmptatioun, Bote deyvere us ofyvsi Amen.
s.as8 & IA D., 1870 wickilfs's Bible el,
Our iadyr that art in heavenes, Haloed by thy name
Thy kingdom come to, Be thy Will done IN erths ~ 10
heayene Give to us this day our bread over ohef SUD
staunces And torR US our dets forgiven 10 our
deters and Iced Us not into temptaton But deliver Us
from evel-Amen. -.-----.---- 49,
iaGa. D., 1926, Tindale's Tsstament.l M
oue father which art In heven ,halowed be thy name
Let thy kingdom come. Thy VIII De iuinlled NWe 10
erth as hit ys In heven. Glvevs this dsye our dyy
breade And forgive treaspaes even az We for"
give them which trespas Leede vs. not Into temp
taton, but delyyere vs from well. Amen.
Ia. d 1889, coyerdalss Bble.l
Our father which art in heauen, hallowed be thy |
name.
Thy kingdom come. Thy Will be done eusn in earthe
as II s In heauen. 1850 f
Glue Us this day our daily bread.
Ana forgive US dtttes as we also forgive our desrs.
And lead us not into temptation, but delieuer Us from
eu: for thine 10 the kingdome and the power and the
glorie for euef. Amen. laa-Df -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

But Mr., LARUE has recently added to his
other attractions In his Panopticon, graphic
view of the City Of Charleston, and the harbor,
forts and islands around II, with vivid repre-
sentation of the Star Of the West in her at
temptto enter the harbor. These are things
which everybody Of course desires to see, and
to have indelibly impressed upon the tablet Of
memory. By understanding from actual view
the precise location Of the various objects Of in
terest in and around Charleston, we can form q
clearer and more satisfactory idea Of the start
ling events that have already transpired there,
ndthestill more stattliug ones that are likely
to transpire In the same locality hereafter. d
Go and see the Papopticon by all means. II
IL well worth twice or three times the amount
charged for admission. gaa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-02-20

TRIAL OF THE PIcKPooKETs BEFORE THE May
on The trial of EuoEsE GLEsNoN took place
before the M ,yor yesterday afternoon. The
following named gentleman composed the jury:
Archibald Wood, j. McD. White, 8. NJ. Justice,
VIM. Cox, George Gers, Dwight Stone, Harvey
Blnctofs, John Field, P. L. Looaand, w. L.
Hughes, Ell Filler and John Hymrod. The
counsel were J. B. Wncox for the city, and
w. R. RANKIN for the defendant. After hear
ing the testimony of the Witnesses and the ar
guments Of counsel, the jury In few minutes
returned a verdict Of "guilty Of an attempt to
pick pockets"
BRlDoET Cory, one of the women arrested,
was discharged, and the Court adjourned to half
past six o'clock ,-rs
At the meeting Of the Court In the evening,
CHARLrs Cory was put upon trial, and found
equity of attempting to pick pockets"
The counsel mentioned above were engaged
innll the cases. The Msyor sentenced EuoENE
GLrsxoa and CHARLES Corr alias DAILY each to
pay fine of City dollars and the costs of pros.
ecution, and be Imprisoned for thirty days at hare
labor. Vs ~
Thus, Of the four persons recently arrested Of
pickpockets; three-two men and one woman
have been each fined fifty dollars and costs, and
sentenced to imprisonment at, hard labor for
thirty days, and the fourth, o woman, has been
discharged. -,,, a assn ~