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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1861-04-18
BUSINESS CARDS.
ID d f R L b L 4 N Z L Y
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,

1rus,t, Marshall County, Ind.
se-wEn attend collection Of n debts entrusted
his care rai,ls sstf
, 1861-01-07

From the Rccrcations OF Country Parxon.1
Don't you know that multitudcs of human
beings turn away from the many blessings OF
their lot, and dwell and brood upon its wor-
rics? Don't you know that 1nultitudcs per
sistcntly look away from the numerous pleas
ant things they might contemplate, and look
| hxcdty and almost constantly at painful and
disagrceah1c things: You sit down, my friend,
in your snug library, beside the evening fire.
The blast without ts hardly heard through the
drawn curtains. Yonr wife il there, and your
two grown up daughters. You feel thankful
that, ar1er the bustle Of the day, you have this
quiet retreat where you may rest and reft
yourself for another day with it's hustle. But
| the conversation goes on. Nothing Is talked
| Of but the f.illnEs Of the servants, and the
idlcness and impudencc Of your boys; unless
indeed it be the supcrcilious bow With which
3frs. Snoolis that afternoon passed your wife,
| and the fact that the pleasant dinnerrarty at
which you assisted thc evening before ct Mr.
Smiths, has been ascertaincd to have been one
| Of sccond-chop character, more honorcd
guests having dined on tue previous day.
Every petty disayrccablc in your lot, In short,
is brought out, turned ingcniously in every
| possible light, aud aggravated aud excited 10
the highest degree. Tic natural and necessary
result follows. An hour, or legs, Of this dis
ciplinc brings all parties to d sulky md Enap-
pish frame Of mind. And instead Of the cheer
lul and thankful mood in which you were dis
posed to be when you eat down, you find that
your whole moral nature IS Jared aud out OF
gear. Aud your wife, your daughters, and
yourself pass into moody. cullen silence over
hooks-books which you are not likely for
this evening to much appreciate or enjoy.
Now, putt to every sensible reader, whether
there be not great deal too much Of this Kind
of thing. arc there net families that never
spend quiet crcning together, without en-
bitterlns 1t b. raki1g an every unpleasant
subject in their lot and listorys There arc
folk Uho hnth In thrir own r1sc and that ri
others, seem to ind strange satisfaction in
sticking the thorn in the hand farther in cYen
in twisting the dagger in the heart. Their lot
las its inlumcrable blessings, but they will
not look at these. Let the view around in n
hundred directions be ever SO charming, they
cannot be got to turn their mental view in ono
of these. They persist in Keeping nose and
ewes at the moral nir.sty,
, 1861-01-07

The Christmas CAttlc Show In London.
Tue London correspondent of tho 4tafioa4ol
1"teS2igeacer communicates the following inter
csting particulars respecting the curicsities
of tho annual Christmas Cattle Show In Lon
don:
The show Of fat oxen, sheep aud pigs has
been quite Us good rs usual, although not so
numeruusly Intended. The pigs were really
formed that the Empress Of the Ereuch, who
attended the private view Of the prize cattle.
under the escort Of the Duke of Athol, was
perfectly amazed at the size and condition Of
the pigs. So large, so fat, so round, 60 1nc a
collection WIS probably never got together be-
noisy part Of the show, but now the fnA SO prc-
vailed TINT there was scarcely grunt Left in
ono of the animals. Quietly they rcpose,
enormous cylinders Of PORK, and a gentle Sigh,
breathcd slowly at intervals, was the only
symptoms of vitality exhibited at any Of the
pens.
There were also some tremendously wild
looking highland steers, fierce Is tho wild
buffalo Of the Western World, to whom her
Imperial Majesty devoted particular attention.
Among the cnriositiea Of the collection were
some extraordinary little Breton COWS. These
they are perfect models of symmetry, md arc
perhaps tho best mixers Of their size in the
World. One or twu-sometimcs three ofthem--
form the whole stock OF the simple peasaut Of
Lower Brittany. and they supply lis whole
family with food. They can bear Ill wcathers,
whilst they are SO gentle and docile a. to form.
the favored pets Of the cnttage children
Three or four years since, Mr. Baker intro
duced them into this country, and evcr eiuce;
their popularity has been rapidly increasing.
With such members Of the higher class as II.
dulge In dhsry farming as 4 pastimc.'
This Is also the season Of the poultry show
At the Crystal Palace The exhibition is moi,
however, limited to poultry. This year It H.
cl9des four Ltlllpatlan African horses, ,scarcaly
lid haaoa.a sodatss especially attsa np i sor
, 1861-01-07

Wy1ER FASHIONS IN FuRs.-The most cost
y fur used thu present season, is the lsus-
stan sable, made in the furm Of The cape, and
extending short way below TIE waist Of the
wcarer; these are worn much more than
cioaks, which arc, perhaps, too expensive ever
10 be fashionable. Even the large capes cost
from nine to twelve hundred dollars. The
Hudson Bay sable, tic mink aud the ermiue,
arc also greatly worn-shc two former, how.
ever, being the most popular. The half cape
i more generally worn, owing to its less cost,
than the full cape. Indeed, this style is pre-
1erEed By many on account Of It's allowing tho
graceful figure Of the wcager to be- seen below
it. The vic:orine Is also worn, but it is too
narrow to be Of any service as d protection
from the cold, except around the throat, while
the chest, which should lc protected, is left
uncoyercd.-Rome journal
, 1861-01-07

There will be four ccliYscs this year rs fol-
lows:
l. An annular eclipse Of thc sun, January
l0th-inyisiblc III America. -.
9: an annular eclipse Of the sun, July 7th-
invisible in America.
8. 4 rarfiai eclipse Of the moon, December
11th-1Gth in Ca1l1ornin-early in the morning
visible. Size nnly 2oe disits, or about one
fifth of the moons disc.
i. 4 total eclipse Of the snn, but only par
tial III the United States, December 31st. The
sun rises cclipscd, and the obscuration will bo
visibl: In all those States east Of the Mississip
Ii River, and in those States adjacent to 1t on
tho west, except Iowa It ends at Washington
ut 8h. So. In Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, I'LL.
nois and Wisconsin,, the eclipse en1s ut sunrise,
and east Of Maine it begins at sunrise. Size
III the Atlantic States about six digits.
, 1861-01-07
WESTERN MATTERS.

Tho Chiffon (Wlaconsin) Times fays thnt the
wife OF Patrick Connolly Of that town, gave
birth on Saturday night to four Irving, perfect
chlldren-thrcc girls and boy. The children
lived but q few hours, but the mother is 70
covering. ...:.
Al mad stone belonging. to Mr Evans
Of Linn county {1owa), haa, It is reported, been
applied to 106 persons, aud 10 head OF stock.
LII every case 1t has been successful
E 500 fat hogs, owned by ]. B.. & 4 P
West, of Page county {Iowa1, were driven TO
market week before last. In one lot Of IS,
fed By: Mt. PlatteE, u weighed each over 400
pounds =
g The Kcokuk Uowa) Gate City says that
Mr. Mccoy, one year ago. bound himself to
deliver to Mr. Dufleld, Of Bloomfield, In Dec
c1nbcr, 1850, 900 hogs, not one of which wae
tho contrnct by delivering LOIS hogs. the nv
cragge gross weight being 3o3 lbs. Contrnct
price, <4.00. Tdtal amount Of money received
for the lot $l2,50o.
4 NAN KILLED IN KAHEv1LLE.-0n Thurs
day Last, in Eanyille, about o'clock P. NJ,
FElnk Keenan,, Alchael Keenan, and Barney
Kelly, were riding in . sleigh and all sitting
the hind part OF the sleigh with double bur
rel shot gun in his hand, loaded. Both ham
mers were cooked, and in some mysterious
manner, both barrels were discharged ut the
same time, and both charges entered the right
side Of Barney Kelly, below the ribs causing a
frightful wound. He was takcn to the nearest
house, aud Dr.. Potter called. After examining
the wound the Dr.. said there would be no help
for him. He lived four or five hours, suffer.
ing severely, when death came to his relief
Aurora Beacon.
fB The City Council Of Milwaukee have
proposition before them to purchase two steam
fire engines. This is movement in the right
direction.
PRODUCT or LAKE SCPEn1on M1SEs.-T The
Portage Lake Gazette gives the following stat
istics Of Lake Superior mining during hepast
, 1861-01-07

- 4 Belgian family from time immcno-
rial, has presented Instances Of si-1n.ercd
children each generation; and, singularly
enough, while the boys have but 1--WE fingers,
as most people, every glEl born in the family
pEc6cllts that strange phenomenon Of six fiji
gers uu each hand, aud six toes on each foot.
IL all cases, the supplementary finger or toe is
.twin Of the little one, Of j perfect shape, and
ncts quite independently OF the others. The
hands aud feet are very elegantly shaped, aud
no one would notice ut fret sight that strange
pccu'iarity: The young Lady examined by Dr..
Droc., far from being ashamed of her dozen Of
fingers, displays them with no little degree ol
pride, or they arc delicate, slender, tupcrinS,
rosy end decidedly pretty. She has gloves
made expressly for her, md, as she is an cx-
ccllcut musician, she has invented lingering
Of her own hy which she can produce effects
which other pianists with ordinary hands,
could never realize. Thvy keep fondiy il that
singular family the portrait Of one oi the an
cesIo7s Of that young lady, paint ed by Ito less
d master tlan glorious Ruhcns. The artist has
faithfully drawn aud paint Cd the handsome and
phenomenal hands, with six fingers Of his mo-
tip3
, 1861-01-07

Society is the staye on which manners are
shown; novels arc their literature. Novels
arc nc journal or rccoFa ee 0, manners, arl the
the fact that the novelist begins to penetrate
the surface. and treat this part of life morc
wo7thily. The novels used to be all alike, aud
had q quite vu}yar topc. The novels used to
lesd us on to foolish interest in the fortunes Of
the boy and girl they described. The boy was
to bc raised from m humble to high posi-
tion. He was in want Of wife and ! castle,
md the object Of the story WIS to supply him
with one or both. We watched sympathetic
ally, step BY step, his climbing, until, at last,
the poi,it Is gained, the wedding dag is fixed,
and we follow the gala procession AuMc to the
castle, when the doors arc slammed in our
face, and tile poor reader Is left outside in the
cold, not enriched by SO much as IN idea OF =.
yi1tuous inpulse.-Enerson's Conduct ef Lie.
, 1861-01-07

their accommodation. These orc the same
dimfnntive creatures which we're exhibited be-
foro her Majesty. the Queen, at Windsor, on
took a surrey Of London from the top Of the
Duke Of forks Monument, which they noun
ted with the agility Of cats, Thre8 sheep,
weighing not altogether n hundred weight,
and SIX miniature cows to match the horses,
a1kn arrival
, 1861-01-07
Skating ut tho New York Central
S1rk

The New York correspondent Of tho Utica
-Norni"g Ne,u1d, has paid visit to tho Cen
tsnl Park Skating Pond. From his letter We clip
the following:
There was one large matron, wearing thin,
double skirtcd silk dress, in which the wind
played fantas1icantics-wlo wore on lcr head
= yellow ''risolettc,'' and could not stand upon
kcr skates an instant; who would fall down,
dragging, With her every available nlan and hing
and WHO would have looked butter oil tho icc,
but shv WAS the only one, There were olhc:R
swift an birds; graceful as swans. There was
one lady most appropriately dressed in fur
bound basque, WHO gave us the very poetry OF
motion There WIS j perfect harmony il her
long drawn curves; something mclodous as 4.
dream In her swift gliding grace. There ,yas
another young creature who dartcd lither and
tlither, as II she lad always lived on tho ice.
fAerc sas perfect abandon in her sport; she
was hilarious yet utterly graceful in her Elec
Slender and dainty-fcotcd as 4 fawn. her sn.t
blue dress loopca from gay balMors,l, wear.
lng.a black bsqulnc and black velvet Int,
with pink rose In her hair, elie flew over the
ice, nov circling in Il waltz-now following l,er
1slra at the end ofn shawl. now flyin. away
With another III her arms, who could nut skate
as We'll; whcreversl went she w.as followed by
hundreds Of admiring tyes-thc women prlis-
cd lieE-and the gentlemen fell III love with
her. How eyes brlshtcnedswith new beams,
how tile checks Of the japonicas bloomcd will
roses, can hardly tell. What 4 fastinc for
metropolitan bellies? what a pastiulc for the
weary people: The drive was full Of carriages
tue Ramble was thronged with pcople-hus-
bands and wives lcadixg their children; young
men and n,aidcns; gentlemen and ladies
mounted On horseback. their plumcs floating
out into the blue air, added to the picturesque
beauty Of the scene. So much for our winter
skating carnival.
, 1861-01-07

INC tnsal rsa h tos tne pIcecd!ng year was, ,66o
the product Of the present year is over 100
tons beyond double Of the product in 1859.
And it also exceeds the highest estimates Of
our mining men.
, 1861-01-07
5emi1lY mMDines.
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/, CORNELL g. CO.'S
Family anu N1anufacturin z
$40 SEWING MACHINES.


TAGGART &F1ENss PATENT.
Weare happy To sy to the Thousands who 1ro using
G9r G Mashne an4 t {nand 1 1s sai wani 1s! t1dt
eESsg S AsAfSGdr sfaMr oF f's sRnvM 9A III DAH iL1As
aeoeya sa aay al ss0s or Using sne
0ur ,isclnes now just where NJ want then, n
s ade a
Harkss md tacy n5e I'm so!d At 80 md 50 INCLUDING
Thi> make ihsai s III enEsrrs7. IEerTiaA7z 1sD
F1hsT.cLAss MsC3IINE ~ MARKET:
t 4 s:'ss Il e: T'?9s: VS. If
ehassr I'll, feature aoae 'aEcs orr masanH worth
~ i Is %npeFis! a;siiaes tte:e:-It u.es !
mon sas scol RRcnss % Sslns ~ aseas md
both IN sight turns On hlnscs !. sreqFcd fsom d dust
ast s svs fesE
a1S se11 a sd IN g %
attn ier al vafetic. Of work WIN certaly DO neat
H. wt &c
Its tension Is cEect u runs easily and kttil II b"tners
nob9dy; noytess can manage IT, Sono other Will sasss
We ean faisiy say lint rsce Of labor s3vins ma:
thevery frn ranks Of rst class machines, and tlouEh
ee
during TIE past season We e,n no ~ Fl or1es1 We
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eae xne y tsTe,d T. S gts*t IN
aes % ssnd faT DissFaiise Sheular sud sanpss q
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our successors. representing: that our machines were
l. i Plasc: We enlv I'll ~ ON masaioes. rs
' s's'' - L. CSKNEi.L & CO.,
Post Office Box 81, Chicago. H.
, 1861-01-07
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43ri11ters' GMarebouse.
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
~ -. AND
PRlnTERS,.- WAREHOUSE.

The subscriber Is prepared to furnish TYpE largo
q small qSaniars Eaaae nom SUPERIOR quality Of
MErp.ied with large stoek P1cssc Ink Wood Typo
and every thing necessary for q coFnpleta Printing
snt Vii b. seGi 70 pass!ss wtsl1g to e:er On arpca,
Hoa. p. II npDaE, T5Qajasg{,
, 1861-01-07

IAc*e popular B17Es possess al TIC nouE3sninf ar
tnviEosadas properties Of PczE o1n BorRsox wIEzKy,
ard are con.faeFrd Tie most cMcsclons ToS1c md
frxe,Asr. Is will AZ tae most agreeable sruu,cA,c
evcr offered to the public. Is tonic for Ola People,
delcxto Lad;eA cccyalcecent invald5 scd al weakly
peoI1e Eey cannot srE2asscd In al enses Of Weak.
se.* Ct debility, they viii give Immediate relief arf
fnra.t stsoE- healthy tonc to the system. Atrial
s11 esah.ish their merits oyer all cter Tonscs tow IL
-=e For trSo CoxrAE7S BaGscurTrs DrSrErs,.,
EERvors DISEASES AND LIVER Court thes arc IL
Invaluable remedy aud arc cesta1s preventive 0:
EE11s and tEvE-S
Put up In Quart Bottles, In cases Of ore aad two
dozen, and 1cs sale eT DE2Eg=ts nd GscccrH e7ery
where.
W.F. 4 4. r. GREELEY. Propsictors, So. s Trs.
mort Erect Ros:oa, Gass.
J. Il. JOHSsoN. General A7e-t,
No. x, c,sszte stect, Cti-ago.
+ Il LAED0N x1ect nn1-.6a 5.u+r
, 1861-01-07

DR. SWEETS EFAIL1DLE LISrMEET 4 rrc-
pared tozn the recire Of D. Stephen Sweet Of Coz
hocdcnt the Grrat horesettcr md ;ns been used IN
hs Practice for tho last tEcrty yca=s with tho nctt
Astonishing sucects. As An external remedy 1t is viii,
oot dva4. md will alleviate pain more speedily tll7
xay ether preparation. Fer nll Rheumatic and Nsr.
<ous Dsordersie Il truly in{allh'-, aat curatyc
Tor sosc"- Wounds, 6pra!ns. Burn. &C., Its soothing
healing and powerful Strengthening properties, czrt.
the Just wonder srd nstonishmcEt Of a who hare
Evch 1t trial prcr four hundred certificates Of re-
naaEsxnie cn1eA performed by i. within the last
yeass attest tls fsct- Fer sale byJ. Il. JOHNSON,
General Agent, 70 statc Street, Chicago, and b. alt
QEA1tt1. noIEfQNrQK.tY
, 1861-01-07

s L yon's Katfarion for the Hair.
Nothing has ever been made which he's slrcn sach ut
Tefsa1 satisfaction. It restor rrescrvcs ad beaut1.
ues the Hair, and tmpasts . dci:stlal odor Il ye,
wish Inc healthy head OF Bais, tsyi sola ever.
where. for@ cents per bottle, dcr'Gplr
E Those NEo arc curious to wit
ae&e .ac wonderful perfection to wa!ct 4 cs.ra1a:
{lase Haaazer At B.tchcors n. III hss brought TIC
zacu!ctusc Of Wigs ard Teurces tnrtei to visit
6s FS sad Hair D5tc Roor,s at No. LII Lake stree.
Ind x1Am!oe thee crrtozs productions Ct art Nc
137utiny csn detect agtiHclai Eon TIC oa.srs ts
sdl.s:e1 10 the heAd.
, 1861-01-07

tFrom the Philadelphia Dullctin.l
Pausing On the threshold of the new yeor
ne cast glance backward at the roll of names
Of those distinguished In the various pursuits
Of life, who
, 1861-01-07

w-Oincinnati, Hamilton County,
sts*a pt oaio-Besuse nc sae saese1ihes Justice Of
tae' p.acs II and for said comfy: pezaanally Gang
soha Lex, xha being dnls sworn depe@ta md ss!th
tAst Aa hsd oesu suffering With chfenlc DiAhra for
TIN psst txrne,tsp 5earA ind bud consulted. and ~
esvrd prescriptions for his from III the pr,ncr.l
1hJs$csaos Ia Til 4de1ph!s acd Cacianasl but sN to
no eject u he 4s received rcliek At last he ws,
re3uexd to mere ftcleton without evcn the lorc Of
rzee nudlus relief: but hy the sricu Ct friend Ess
induced to try HosTErTER's CELEpEATED
STOMACH BfrTERS and to his utter surprise foun,
relief fo tic nrat tial; and Ii 1c1s taan two month";:
fouzd himself perfectly cured Of bsa complaint and i.
<afy recovering his strength Of body and ncscas ng
aope that ohcss at!ctec rko himself mss be
JcHE LEE.
sTrrn and subscribed to before TIC, AeE,ts Il. 1885,
C. r. HANskIM.iE. Justice Of lie Peace,
de177w no. u Western st.; Cincinnati q
, 1861-01-07

10 ConsumFtives.-The lfdScr-
ses havin: been restored to health In few weeks by
resy ktzplo ramedy, after having suffered severa,
sea<z xa severe lung Affection oad that dscad dir
&ase, Consunptlonia anxious to raase known to III,
nuor7ufcrcrs the means cf eurs,
70 III who dc.ise it,hc Will send ctry Of the rse
ae1rt1ou used fire. Of charge with tic directions 70,
preparing and using the same, which they viii mud
SER crxE foa CONSUMPTION. Asz1,kA, BaoSca171s,
DC The only object O! the advertiser In teotinx Tue
Prescription to bcncnt the anletcd md spread infos-
1ssan vhich he eoneelvrs t. be Invaluable, and ho
noes every su1ertr viii TT hls remedy, II 1t will cot
them nothing. aad n.ay prove b1cssln.
Parties Wishing The prescription will rtes.e address
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON, walu=lnsnursh, Ein.s
County. fcv York. delsd6Hly
, 1861-01-07

PRODUCT or LAKE SUPERIOR MINES The
Portage Lake Gazette gives the following stat
isties Of Like Superior mining during the past
year:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-30

Our advices BY las, nights train ara n
the eject that the State troops have al, l.tt
Jedersbn City, but t~o companies under
Captains Duke and Kelly, OF St. Louia.-
these viii remain to act as bodv guard IN
the Governor.
The disbsnded troops all took their arms
With them. They have been sworn into the
btAte service for six months, are TO preserve
Their organisation, and are required to drill
Two Or three times every week.
The eighteen pieces Of .snncn has ;,-..
secretly removed from the Capitol. and their
Wnsresoouts u only matter Of conjecture,
An agent OF the Southern Confederscv j.
nov being entertained by Governor Jackson.
4 - reported that he proposes to furnish the
state Of Missouri thirty thousand msn. and
nifty Thousand stafd OF arms. to get "a B It ~
the Union BY the Autumn mon,bs.-[st.
Louis Dem, 26th.
Isn't It pity that &c. Hall's resolutions
failed 10 the Legislature, and thus prevented
the Iowa Commissioners from having the
honor Of N interview with Clsib jackson
and sn introduction to tho agent Of .h.
Southern Confederscy7 Who knows bul
they nigbs have cooked up an amicable ar
raDgeDent 9Th Je6. Davis and the Confed
srste States, ~ vel: - with Claib Jackson
and Missouri 2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-30

Whttcwas hing and RlR OK balIIng.
j. U. Hall Introduced q series Of resolu-
tions into the House Of Representatives OF
the Iowa Legislature providing for league
Of friendsbip and mutual good will between
Gov. Claib Jackson OF Missouri, and the
State Of Iowa. These resolutions we're laid
on the table in the House, and few DAYS
thereafter resolution vas passed 10 the
same House, by a unanimous vote, disap-
proving and condemnpg the press Of the
State which had censured the said J. C. Hall
for proposing to make league with traitors.
Now, % far ~ We are concerned, We pro-
TESS to have ~ good . right to the expires.
sion Of cur opinions o. 10 possessed BY the
House Of Representatives itself. And We
are perfectly willing to 90 before the public
on the issue made BY the House Of Represen.
tatives sgainst the Press and 10 favor Of j.
G. Hall. The House Was afraid to pass Hall's
resolutions, and yet il undertakes TO hold %
up TO public censure for denouncing those
resolutions and their author. The House
dared not 90 before the country in favor Of
. league Of anity with Claib Jackson, whose
traitorous proceedings have been denounced
and quelled BY Gen. Harvey, and against
whose policy the Union men OF Missouri are
arraying the mseivee, and beseeching the pat
riots OF the brosd land for aid 10 arms and
munitions Of war.
And yet, in their inefFable tosdyism and
tracking pusillanmity, the House Of Repre-
sensatives in their Official capacity undertake
to stamp the seal Of their Reproduction on the
press OF Iowa for its condemnation Of the aid
ing and sbettine OF Claib Jack sons treason.
shls ccs-ss - r----tnuur TO Tue U5vEfnmenI
OF the United States and tyranny over the
ci,iEene Of Missouri, by opposing treaty Of
peace with him.
II the House OF Representatives have, BY
any acts Of theirs, placed themselves 10 .
position to render the thunders OF their dis
appreciation alarming to the public press, VI
have failed 70 discover il. The action Of the
House in this matter VAS anjus.i6abie and
ancalled for, entirely outside their province
and absurd and disersceful. Its effect. ..
Tar - II has any influence, is TO render al,
and comfort to the symra.hiscrs with trait
ors, and to cast odium upon the true men 0
the country Who seek to sustain the author;
ty Of the Government, and pa. down traitors
The Republicans OF the House had not III
nerve to lead on in favor Of the war, an
they had not sense enough even to follow th
lead OF Gov. Baker, . patriotic Democra,
who struck ont boldly and nobly - the lead
or OF the House in favor Of efficient ~
neasnres; yet they all marched up 10 bod
to sustain J. c. Hall and condemn the Re
publican press Of the State. Their copdue
10 too pusillanimous ard contemplate /
merit any notice at nil, and We almost reere
that We ceDdeseended to siluds 70 the ma,
ter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-30
Latest News.

We call the attention Of our readers who
live along the line Of the Dee Moines Rail-
road to the fact that, BY present mail ar
rangeme nts, We give them the latest news
going. Thus, the news items which We pub
lish to day are the same a. thoes in the st.
Louis, Quincy and Burlington papers Of this
morning. Will our readers make note Of
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