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REFUSING THE Crown OF MEXICO.
1t may not be generally known that the
crown Of Mexico was offered in 1921 to
Joseph Bonaparte, uncle of the Emperor
Napoleon Ill, and refused. The fact is
asserted in vol. ii. of the present Empe-
ror's works. The ex-King of Naples and
of Spain, who was then 'tliving like phi
losopher on the banks of the Delaware, I"
replied to the deputation nearly in these
words:
IL have worn two crowns, and / would
not move a step to wear third. Moth
ing is more fattering to me than to see
men who, when was in Madrid, would
not recognize my authority, come to me
now in my exile, and ask of me to put
myself at their head but do not think
that the throne which you wish to erect
anew can insure your happiness. Every
day that pass upon the hospitable soil
Of the United States, proves to ME still
more the excellence of the republican in
situations of America. Keep them as a
precious gift from Providence. Settle
your intestine quarrels; initiate the Uni
ted States, and look out among your fell
low citizens for man more capable than
| am of playing the great part of Wash
ington. - Court Journal.
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ID ]: r ID

On the 10th of August, at the residence of
A. J. Lewis, Esq, Philadelphia, MARGARET
W; ROBERTSON, in her s9th year.
With what sorrow our hearts fill to part with
those we love. Few have lived more Christian
life than the subject of this small tribute of affec-
ton. She only sought the happiness of those
around her, and bore with exemplary resignation
ner long snfierings. Although waited to pre-
on the hearts of those who mourn her loss.
"We gaze upon thy vacant chair.
Thy form we seem to see;
we weep to think thou art not there,
But joy that thou art Free"
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THE MARYLAND CODE.

Nnnto; ninn OH 4ho D,,II.a H......J ~. r, ~.
Jocoi Tn,r. now IN sroo t ue,'s S a"a 1Ioec
lanJ comT;iad J Nv I,thn gu ~ 'ae Sa:e OF Mary
ianub osno Sco.. anu hlram Mccal-
ture ~ Mnrr,ana auop'eS ~ tne aegisla-
u ot. % % +a. ,ahu sanuary SESSION 1860 the
with an NnEY 70 o eaeb ert;o,o inc9rPora!ed
Second Eit;on Two v :, ne @ % par.
oe eoonu Su,sion %o volumes 90: law sheep
t. ;S Saa,asd Uy %o tntsrieaveu, Slo
~ ad 10 ~ XII y uWel on 'ne merits
" 49, =, .uis sleat Work, we preparation
+ has heen 90 refnI aps0,uS -
mas ute cale,uy e3amnee ey several OF the
!, ny - ono AZ unite IN
IT, Ir;s,,rsdnes T sar IoEse.s ooay 9 ZONES
Ponvs, ss srer M hnyess.onas as wen as
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are complete nuisance, and as they all
calculate upon going North with the
troops, Of course they won't be at all dis
appointed when we go. Charles street
will have to be extended, certain, aud
at least one extra police Judge appointed
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gzS- Any one afflicted with bad Cough,
HOarseness, Influenza, or any other pectoral dis
ease, should give Hollands Balsamc Cordial
fair trial. See advertisement in another column.
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JUST PUBLISHED, UNIFORM WITH THE
MARYLAND CODE, l vol. 80. Law Sheep,
PRICE So.
a SUPPLEMENT-
TO THE
M ARYLAND CODE.

| CONTAINING the ACTS OF THE GENERAL As
" sEMBLY, passed at the Extra Sessions of
1861, and the Regular Session of 1862 divided
into PUBLIC GENERAL AND PUBLIC LOCAL LAWS.
and arranged in Articles and Sections to CORES
pond with the Code Also, an APPENDIX con-
tanning the Private Acts and Resolutions of the
Extra Sessions of 1861, and the Regular Session of
1862, In Alphabetical and Numerical Order BY
II. o. MACKALL, of the MARYLAND Bar. To which
is added, the CONSTITUTION OF MARY
LAND, with references to the Decisions of the
Court of Appeals, and the CONSTITUTION OF
THE UNITED STATES, with Notes and Refer
ences to the Decisions of the Supreme Court
The whole carefully and accurately indexed.-
by EDWARD OTls HINKLEY, of the Baltimore Bar.
We believe we thus offer to the public q work
invaluable to every Lawyer Magistrate, Politician,
Business Man, and every Citizen Of Maryland,
and one Invaluable to every possessor of the
Code
The Importance of the legislation of the late ses-
sions of the Legislature, affecting, as it does the in
terests Of every man IN the State renders ta matter
of the greatest moment to each individual to
have in convenient and accessible form the
Acts OF Assembly, and it is scarcely less SO to
have embodied, in the same volume, the Lnpor-
tdnt Resolutions which enunciate the policy of
the State in the present crisis, while it will prove
a matter OF no slight moment to individuals and
corporations, thus to have preserved in perma-
nent form, the Acts on which their rights and
interests may depend.
BY continuing the publication of the work, as
we propose it is believed that the Bar Of Mary
land will have the Statute Law of the State in a
form as convenient and accessible as that of any
State in the Union.
gs- Such as may desire to secure the Supple
ment, will do well to order at once, as the Work
has not been stereotyped, and the extent of the
Edition, beyond the number subscribed for, is
small.
lS- On the receipt of So in current Money.
the Supplement will be sent prepaid by mail.
re- On the receipt of $l2 in current Money,
copies of the Supplement will be sent by any
conveyance, in conformity to directions.
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ItLEGAL ENLIsrMENTs Chief JUS
tice Hinman, Of Connecticut, has just de-
cided thata man who cnlists while be is
thoroughly drunk, or between sunrise and
sunset on Sunday, Is not legally enlisted.
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growths. The poison from them will
faint the whole atmosphere, and the infec;
tion viii be as fatal to their cultivators as
to those whom they would wish to des-
troy.
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2e "A & z I g .

On the 18th instant, by Rev. R. H. B. Mitch
ell, WILLIAM H. WALLIS and MARY A.
CANNON, both of Hartford county.
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To Correspondents.

All Communications for publication must be accom-
painted with the real name Of The author, or no alien
ton will be paid them The READ name of the author
will not be published unless desired, but we cannot
consent TO insert communications unless we Know Inc
writer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-16
KEOKUK IOWA: FRIDAY, MAY l6, 1862.
the most deliberate preparations to strike
down the flag Of the Union at the first

the most deliberate preparations to strike
down the flag Of the Union at the first
opportunity that presents itself Ny in
formation is that part Of their scheme
includes my defeat. and tha, the rebe's
are now engaged in determining between
two men as the instrument with which it
is to be done. Being thus advised, hold
myself In readiness to take up the glove,
whenever and wherever the true men of
the district may require. am in their
hands, to be used BY them as may, in
their Judgment, best serve the interests
OF the country. Whether they shall de-
sire me to be their standard bearer in the
race for Congress or not, / shall be / n
hand as soon ~ can leave here. to strife
down treason, Open Or secret, wherever it
can be reached. shall be in the canvass
in southeast Missouri, and do al / can 10
expose the miserable hypocrites who, pro-
Tossing to be Americans, are yet found
engaged il destroying our nationality !;
who, claiming To be honest men. are found
sympathizing with and abetting the great
est fraud and blackest iniquity the world
has ever seen. If the rebels have the
power TO control the district, the sooner
We know it the better. Let the issue be
made at once Ii any man be traitor
there Is no more fit occasion for him to
develope himself than at the August elec-
uon. We want no more half way work
no more smuggling men into high places
under false pretenses We have been
forced to appeal to the sword to snAtain
fthc national authority let US know ut
The ensuing August election who are the
men We have to meet as enemies and who
~ friends. ] think we shall pans con-
fiscation bill that will reach the men who
may hereafter put themselves In opposi-
tion to their own flag. The men who
have despoled Union men, and murdered
some Of the best and most peaceablc citi-
sens Of the State because they were not
traiters like themselves, must stop their
hellish work and If, with all the warn
ings they have bad. they do not stop il,
they must be punished. / know not what
the feeling Of the people may be on the
subject, but for myself, am frank to say
that am for confscation, and win sus-
tain reasonable bill here, and will rrain-
tain it on the stump before my constitn-
ents This ! say openly. and hope it
may be thoroughly understood by the
people Of the district.
Hoping to hear from you, remain,
Very truly. yours,
JNo. w. NoLLL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-16

- We are told that General Jones
although making very earnest inquiries.
has failed to learn the cause of his i'm.
prisonment at For. Lafayette /! He has a
hopeful son also deprived Of his liberty,
being confined at Camp Douglas, Chics.
go. Has the General been able to learn
Why he il imprisoned by the sLincoln
despotism g'i.--I Hawkeye.
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0100l311aE Cars
ON k61T ThAfMs TO
Philadslphia, New YsFk and Daltinefs.
t&st
LE Boggdge Checked Through -
All Transfsrs Free. M
FREIGHTS


BY thtsroute. Freis hfs Of all dsscs ptions can b
forwarded from Fhiiadephls, sew York, Boston o,
Baltimore, 10 Or from axs point on The Kxilroads
OF Ohio, kentatky. Indiana. 1Ilipois. Wiseonsin
lows or Missouri, BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The PsAnsyivsata Reilfnad also copneets n Pitts
burg with Steamers, By which Goods ear b. forward.
Cd - ANY point ON the Ohio, Musktnxum, Kepauckv
sppi, Misscuri. ksnsaA. Arkansas, and Red Rivers;
sud nj Cleveland, snndusky and Chicago withst in.
ers 10 ait ports On the Norti- w esteYu Lskss.
yMAFehasts aHd Shippers eHtrusting the transpeFan-
tioD OF ther Rreightto this Con % ny can reiy With
con hdchee on tts speedy transit.
The katep - GFolght
To and from sny pOtBt in the West 6y the PennsyI i
ysnta Central hairoa1, at AH unios AS "a
YoKABLE As ARE CHARGED NY OTHERRAILr
ROAD C0MPAkIEk
III be partieaiaste mark packages. .syIA Psss.
For frciEht contTactso or shipping Dlreetioss. Ap-
Company.
k.F.SAsS, ST. Iouis, Mixspurf.
u. A.ETEWAHT, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARkE& CO., Transfer Agents, -
ii. W. BROWN q CO., Cine innati, %.
&c. MELDRUM Co., Asdison, indl
]. =. nODKE. Louisville, Ny.
w. w. AfKAAN d CO., Esansvilie, Ind.
CLARKE Co., Chicago, Ill.
W.H. 4 n. l.. LANGLEY, Cali polls, %.
G.B. NEAL, Parkcrsburg, Va.
HALL q CO., Mariettx, q.
y. PIkHCE k CO., ZsnesyiIIef 10.
M'DOwELL = N'C0Lk Portsmouth %.
X ANkELY, Maysville, KY.
J.P. JOHNSON, Ripley, q.
JOHN TODD, covington, Ky.
@. l. HkAT0N, Cleveland. o.
r. G. ME1pkuA, Geni Travelling As'tfor
the South ana West. Az
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A RKIEALS AND DEPARTURES
IA OF
RAILROAD TRAINS

Ssfihe,n Trstn leaves daily Sunday. sxeepted) At
e.ooa, aud arrives II 10 II. m
wshsrn Train ies~es daily tsnnaays excepted, .,
TOO - m and s00 r. m., aad arrives fg:oe and
30 p m.
Al Hamilton Depot, II raiHs on the wabash Valley
Railroad arrive daily except knEds.s, p.
IN, and depart dAiIy excepted, ats3oa. m.
tassrs eonnsct wftfshis esty
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Hos. \ ohn W. sNselis - Misaouri, On
Cpn1tscAtten.

W sth6nfNu10N WITT may ILn, ".
Daasd G. Gale, Esq:
MY DEAR 6IR: ! have received q
number of4lettsrs from my Ediserict, in.
Q0iring whether or not VIII Be ! scsndi.
-date tor ne re.election. Before our present
national troubles came upon u, had de-
ternined IL, my own mind that | would
voluntarily retire from public life. The
new condition Of things BY which We are
surrounded has created new obligations
on every loyal man, the chief Of which il
10 give himself up to the service Of hii
country wherever hs loan do the mosl
good. / am .sxaTe that traitors, opon
and 3secres, have great strength in my
district. Many 81 them are now silent
from policy, but while silent arc making
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-16


The Nashville correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Gazette tells the following capital
story Of Gen. Dumont's way of resenting
the insults Of secession ladies in that place.
and II illustrates very clearly the charac-
teristic promptness and determination Of
the General. He won't be provoked into
an outrage, and he wont bear insults with
impuniiy. The petiicoated rebels Of
Nashville will find that ii is healthiest for
them 70 behave as ladies', and when they
descend to become blackguards they will
be dealt with as they deserve:
10 illustrate the manner in which thew
are dealt with, l will relate what occurred
East Sunday. On that day company E Of
tive 18th was acting as body and city
guard to Gen. Dumont, the commander
here. In the afternoon, while the General
waE standing .. the door Of his hc=a :
quarters, he observed two young ladies',
as they walked by, using some very in
sulting language 70 the guard at his door.
he immediately directed two men to fol-
low the girls home, with directions to
guard the house, and permit no one to
paas in or out, except that the girls
father hit come TO bis quarters 10 get
an explanation. Or. Martin, The father of
the girls, came TO the door, but halted
Ehen be found himself in unpleasant
proximity to the points Of two bayonsts.
"Halt, sai.i the guard; tour orders are
to let no one pass in or ont Of your house,
except upon conditions" ssI must 90
and sec my pat ienis,' said the Doctor. -
You had bett cr be patient yourself"
said the guard. for you cant pass here"
.tYou said coulo pass upon conditions
said the Doctor, q what are they y.' The
guards explained, and the Doctor report
ed to Gen. Dnmont. "Why is my house
guarded" asked the Doctor. ssYour
daughters insnlted my soldiers" said the
General, 1sAnd the soldiers dare not re-
taliAte, ~ I punish them whenever they
use insulting language TO citizens. And
noW, ,sir, z said The General, II wish you to-
understand. distinctly. khai viii moi al
how my soldiers insulted BY man, woman /,
or orchild, ana that / will hold you respon-
sihls and punish you for any offsnse ofa
which the female or Juvenile inmates OF
your house are guilty" The Doctor went
and got IN humble apology from the girls,
and the guard was removed.
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GPRINfis ARRANGEMENT.
kEoKUk, MT. PLEASANT \ AuSrATIyE
G00H 70 e
II ALL u 0AD.

On and After Monday, April 1th, i0oa, ana until
further notice Trains viii run daily sundays except
1dl ~ folteWss 18F 5a 8e
Leeys keokuk ~ 500 A, II.
Arrive 81 ~. Madisnn atO.SO 4 n.
Leave -. Madison st 300 r. =. Tor on arrival Of
maii.)
i Arrtvsat Ksskskat ss3OY ,. M
ss III es J. w. OGDEN,
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LIVE STOCK

LIVE STOCK.
Broyersaud Farmers will And this the most adyau-
tageons route for Live stock. Capacions Yards well
waiered and sapplied With every eonvesisaes, havr
been opened on this line and and every
attention - paid 10 their wants. Rrem Harrtsbureh
where Will Dc found every convSusnce for fesdins
and fertfnk, aohoice Is offered of The PHfLADkL.
PHlA, NEW fOkK and BALTIMORE MAKKETs.
This viii also be found the shortest, quickes< and
mcst direct route Tor stock 70 New fork-tvix Allen.
kNoCH LEWiS, General Supt.. A Itoona, pa.
J.. L. HOUPT. Cen. Ticket Ax1 ,Fhiladelphla.
jan2ldaw
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DOST-oFFICE DIRECTORY


Arrival 81 the Mails,
Eastern Esiisrsivss assly tsunasys excepted via
Plymouth s o'clock. r. nj.
IT. Lotus and Southern Mail srrly (Monds
srcsptsd} ~ 6,p.m.
Western haiiarrses dali, teseept SUNDAY 90
Burnsgton Aaiiarrives daily Except susds,s ,at I
~ p.m.
CaEfhage and Plymouth Nall arrivs daily sa iiays
sxcsptsd1 n SPIN.
Charleston Mail 70 tri-weetiy) arrivey ranilys
Thursdays and Saturday. ,at Z =. IN.
GfoAtng Of the Hfaffs.
Eastern Mall closes daily tcxesI turdayslatep
81. Louie and sout bern Asiceses daily tsntardsys
excerisd)aihp NJ. 4@4+4-@4 80
Burlington AAiicioses daily lexceptsstardays) ai
q RI.
Western Mail closes daily texeept saturdsys) a. =
o'clock y.
Carthage and Plymouth MaiiciosesdsiI,( Saturday .
ptrrl At Pa.
Ghariestcn Mall ttri-reskiy} closes Mondays, Wed
nesd.ys and Fridays. attain.
III " The Post ofcs will be open on Sundays from
VIC ~ ioo'cieek.a.n. Il. HOWELL, 4. A.
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--Canadian focr was nrmer and for soms grades II
better with sales OIL 500 bbls within the range OF The
above prices Southern 9our rather rmer for tho
grader, with sales Of 500 bhs closing within
tie range Of the above 1gurcs Rye Eour was steady
with safes OF 100 bbls at quotationr Corn meal vaa
hrner ard In oettsr request with sses OF 700 bbs al
hgures. Wheat more active dsna nd in part
for export, while prcss though unsettled rather
6rmsr for good shipping ots The sales about
10 600 bushels At 81 80 for prime white Michigan and
u o. 10 for chicago ~ 80 aSl 30 for amber West.
err, ST l6nS az Tor red Western 81 10 for red state
81 05 vi 0s Tor Canada club and 81 % al 10 FOR MI
Yankee club aud amber. Corn was more active ana
rather frmer With sales Of 20 900 bushels Sic 63c
for Western mixed in so and delivered rye was Arm,
with saes Of 600 susheig at SO. Barley was a4lst
With sales Of 500 bushels, q, the railroad depot at slc
Barley malt was quies ~ e5c 81 Data we're nrrner
with sales Of CANADIAN and western Al 3ssc 40c. and
STATE a. Ale. s4Ihe.
CosqKx-Ihs kct was r.esdy, win more show n
frmness on the part Of holders sales q 900 1000
bags VI Rio we're reported Oh private terms lot OF
pr zoe quality reported at advance over prsysus
prices Tie stock " Rio embraced I17 09i bags and
total Of mats and bags of kinds Of ligGgC ILe soy
In baltimore embraced 81 oO0 bgs Rio, aud 10 Fnade.
pnia I goo 10. do.
Cor1ov--1he lnargst exhibited more flrmness, while
the sales embraced 500 bales ~ ~ 80. 1Sc chiefly at
ths aside igare. Fcf mdding upands &c WIS bid and
refused.
FsuolrsRatss were 6rm, with a fair amount Of GA.
gsgonenh lie Liverpool 1000 b. shea wheat IA suk
a. sd. 1900 bbs toar at 81 $50 boxes bacon ~ Sos
90 hhes shoulders a. 34s. 3d. 10 London 500 bbs aour
~ 3D. ~ hhds tobacco a. ebs 10 600 bushels vile
a. I0d In SHIPS bags 10 Glasgow 70 600 uushela al
wheat at lVd, i0,4 u, n buk aId ~ shlps bags rs
ma ~ ~ o.slss y wheat on D. {. bark vas
bark for Cork and MARKET 10 ,oad With wnea. at
IO1d. in bulk.
lho,l.foss --I'ork---Ihs make. heavy and don;
saes y 500 bGs. were FepJred at $40 6a < for negs
and Al g. s7jS TOR prime ard At 32 fof eris rasss
0o0 bols wore rtposs, for uturs Dol very or riyate
e ms Beef was u IA and " good fesA.si a gsifs On
100 bbls tl3 80 f4 fer Plan sSe al, stslsE7iz
ktb l2h FOR extra. Cut meats Wsrs ARM nN ass II
900 packages al g. 40. ior shoulder spH, ans
a.Ar Il cha al afA NYaat4
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY, May I4-e p. N.

"WEDNESDAY, May l4-e P. NJ.
Money continues TO fuctuste between 5 and
per cent loans being freely offered at the former
bate on gold or exchange, or governments, with
large margin, and the higher rate being paid in
many cases by street jobbers who want 70 borrow
On . slender margin. There is scarcely any fret
elasa mercantile paper in market; good names
would pass at per cent. Certificates Of indeht.
sdnsss are par 1905.
There is nothing doing in exchange Bankers
ssk lls'& la. Gold was lower this morning Il
soid at oa&, seller sixty. People who buy gold,
Seiler SIXTY, and pay per cent interest on the
whole amount % their purchsse-pheb they might
boy the gold for caah, and borrow on 10 st per
Dsrt per annum-mast have queer notions OF busi-
ness.
The stock market opened duu and heavy this
~0rning. decline Of * 10 Z 80 notse and y In
Uxes Of 1891 acted as a damper upon the whole
. ms iket. and railway stocks declined 4 Y nor
ces all round, the heaviest decline bong IL Micb;
gan guaranteed. which declined per cent Alfla
close Of TIE morRng session the decline ia prices
rougft in some new buyers and prices rallied.
Al the second board everything was higher, and
shs decline Of the morning was recovered The
mon popular stocks OF the day are Erie, Hudson,
Toled 0, Rock leland and Galena. All OF these are
.eIlirr NJ 80 low price that, IN the event OF o
general speculative movement, they would prohs-
CIV advs, CO considerably, and they sre tempting
h outsidea 9, as more q them can be bought FOR
Ioss money than Of governments, Central and other
high priced securities. At tho close to-day the
market vas arA + the following being the last quo.
pstous-Uniod ,statess' registered, 1881, 10l%
100, do. 81, con, on, 1851, lo47. los; Do. 5's,
ASA, 9s s5; TsnneN'ee e., 80 a5014; Virginia es,
III AGO; MOTH Carolina 6's, Tx q 1874 Missouri
Re, 52l4 a s2E; P.ciAo Nai. lI3s< 1l4I<;
New York Central, SEA s9ss; Erie, s9fs 391Sj
90. preferred, s6ss 67 hudson River, ~
49,. Harlem AZ l4l4; %. preferred, 351<a s5S;
Beading, 4s5s 4s5s Michigan Central. coz s0s.;
Michigan southern and Northern Inaians, 2lN .
~ do gusrsnsed, 5o'4 81 Pansma, l2sss. Q