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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
The New eonseription Act.

The statement telegraphed few days ago
that the Government had decided to call out
six or eight hundred thousand new troops un-
der the conscript law, is pronounced by the
intelligent Washington correspondent of the
New York Post untrue. He writes that no
conclusion has yet been arrived at. 1t is said
that The Census Office estimates that the num-
ber of males in the loyal States, between the
ages of 20 and 80 will number two million
three hundred thousand, and at least one mill
lion five hundred thousand are fit for duty
1t is thought that upon an average, about one
in three or four will pay the $780, in lieu Of
personal service. II, therefore. three huAdred
thousand troops should be called, in April or
May, into the field, it would give the govern
ment fund of thirty millions which it could
use in bounties for the purpose Of inducing the
old soldiers whose term of service is about to
expire, to re-enlist. The Secretary of War
can offer each soldier the sum of 5000, cash
paid at once, and il is believed that such an
offer will retain the majority of the troops who
will be entitled to leave in the summer months.
1t is also expected that under certain provis-
ions of the militia bill, at least fifty thousand
deserters will voluntarily or involuntarily re-
turn to the army.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
! our obt. servant,
7, f DRAKE
Chaplain 12lst Reg. o. V. Il


RECOVERY OF THE TREASURE DEF THE COL
DEN GATE.-We find the following in the
San francisco Bulletin, OF Feb. 9th:
The steamer Constitution, just arrived,
brought up fifteen boxes of treasure, recovered
by the expedition which left here for that pur-
pose, from the wreck OF the steamer Golden
Gate, and The party have sanguine expecta-
tious that they will be enabled to secure the re-
mainder of the snnken treasure, amounting to
nearly $l00O,0G0. The amount contained
In the boxes that were brought up is not
known but is estimated at about $320,OG0
Five boxes are in the original packages, du-
" marked, and ten are badly broken. Par
ties in interest are actively engaged in en-
loavering TO ascertain their rights in regard to
the terms Of salvage. Some insist that the
wreckers are entitled to all; others think that
e5rty per cent would be ample ray.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20

The Nashville Union says that a number of
the leading mercantile firms Of Nashville, who
were active in aiding and abettfng the rebel
lion during The reign 0s terror in that city and
eonl ribntcd freely OF their means 10 assisting
to ruin and bankrupt the South, are IN great
distress about the approaching term Of the
United States Court. They say Judgments
against them for their Northern debts would
ruin them, as they cnDnot collect from their
Southern debtors
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20

Preliminary steps have been taken for
opening the campaign of 1863. The Union
State Central Committee met at Columbus a
few days since, and resolved upon the holding
of delegate Convention at Columbus on the
18th Of Jpne next for the purpose of nomiua-
ting State cket-aiso, TO held at the same
time ard place Union Mass Convention.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
Independent Family Newspaper.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD for 1865
The 9th Volume-'rhe Cheapest Paper in
tie World.

F7FIE twenty volume Of the HrRnD,
1 the cheapest and best Fanhly Newspaper in exis-
teIce was commenced on the Sd Of January last.
The extensive avid comprehensive facilities in its
possession ouabes the pyupretOr Of The WEEKLY HKR-
ALB To a4aFun Hee tho and most reliable
possibly be obtained, not only rroA aM part OF
las home correspondents, engageG at heavy essbr
eonneeted with each new naval and military eNPedi-
ten OF the government, prove sbat u E deteruned 70
etTt SPOT uncovered by Is operations an no event
that shall ind hHgnctiabe rsFost in its
columns Il costs the propFift9r oNer odle hundred
thousand dollars per year bO maintain its corps Of
d. It's collation. Of Fercn News the HERALD has for
years heh high pos hon, and it viii cndeayOr in the
nEtintoiu tbe sianl il las assumed d haE
special correspondents statloIed lauo oi tho prineiFat
liz teiesTathic arrangements extend b. wherever the
electric stratched When tho Atlantic esblo -
laid, which feat viii soon be accomplished, kilograms
will rvcclvcz from EuToit. and Asin gell fIn
the United states. flen or rs.ters will base the-F
evonIs"f the week in all ysTis ef tlle eyiIzd NoHa
il is tbo nteptbln ,hn Proprietor devote per.
the Meehaate Afts sIrtlng Msiiers ssii.ss and ~
Rscil reports, Cattle Marft Is General News and
ys,rs OF al events ca Elte 70 fos IN e9stihct ts
rtA,I ian uegssp r-a weekly photographs view or
sllc X The wOrIdlnd all 1T very low pries,
The iAEiRs is sslIod every Saturday MORN
mE. and f;lruAslhsl ~ TIC following Tates-8 - fr
ono py ~----..... 81
Three cnPies
Ten eopi -
Any larger number, addressed subseri--gI
bers, ST eaet 80 % --1
An extra rsry i'll b. sent 30 every gl,sl. IS
Twenty copies u address, year. S3S anti
IRA esv Mi b. sent 10 clubs Of 4voibys- TsuT
ADVERTISEMENTS liia ted lSiner will b. Inserted .
" riTE pafnY Herald TIsru,, eeris i,cr snTy
dollars per scar three hundred and sixty thronis
sues. Eiyr dnllars tor SIX inontis Two doars arb
Rfty c,,nts for thTre months. rfl
Las GORDON BENNETT, Edster & Prop'r,.
n. W. Cor. Fulton and Nassau ste-,
hE-Edt0rs Publishing ise above prospectus twe or
erTbsre are travelling agcrss for the uEEAIlDA y
| Nlreh2Or Isl 3-4 -ia ~ 1aat
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20

Full returns from the New Hampshire elec-
tion DO not vary the result as stated last week
There is no election of Governor by the peo-
pie. The Republicans elect two of the three
CongresFmen, and have large majority in
both branches of the Legislature, which Sc
cures the election of the Republican candidate
for Governor by that body.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20

SEvERE AFFL1crIoN family of John
H. James. Esq, editor of the Union, is now
passing through severe affliction. On Fri
day last bis eldest daughter, Ellen, suddenly
passed to the spirit world, and on Tuesday ai-
ternoon, Mrs. james also departed this life.-
In addition to this his remaining son and
daughter are lying dangerously i'll. 1t is but
seldom that afliction lays its crushing hand
with such severity upon one family. 1t
should admonish us of the instability Of all
earthly things. We are sure that the family
have the sympathies the entire community
in this hour Of their trial. Ur6ana Citizen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
&C, for Settlement:

The following named persons have nlcd their accounts
fr settleDeuI tho Estates m this Court folloWa-
tu-wit:
Administrators Of tho Fsat0 or Ctleon IjgRcti decd
. Adninf1 the Estate of Cas a roWrrl - -
). Admir- Of the Estate of Ingis Mcleod Z
4. Guardian ui tle hcirs af VIM Gould, jun.
; Executor Of the Estate OF J. T. Buck, 81.
g. Admir- or the Estate Of Jshn Cliugan, t z
I Executors ~ ilc Istate OF lInfli- Holly, -
Which several cases are ordered to be heard for
setilencnt on saturday 2sth day or March, instant
gar 6, 1853. T. " POWELL, PT0b. Judgs.lsT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20

An old topper out West says the two most
precious things now included ia hoops are girls
aud kegs ofwhiskey.
The Mendota (IlD Bnlletin says:
4 Mrs. Shurtz, residing four miles south
west of Mendoza, in the German Settlement,
last week gave birth to four chHd7en' We
understand all are living and doing well.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 9Th contains
nre advertisements for Substitutes. One Of
fers two thousand dollars,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
Sheriff SlIe.

rer Evans BYyi.ra yir'%9 me- Of t an t Grdrr 'ro% q
Ioln orndOru & Wife. ,np Court Of Common Pleas
ar Delaware county, Ohio, shall oacr Tor sale at The
Of Ihe Court lhIuse, N Delaware, M
Monday, the 27th day Of April, 1863,
between she ha1rs Of 10 o'clock a. IN and o'clock y
M the following described real estate E-wt; Two
Iown Lots the town Of CcnterYille, Delaware couE
~ Ohio holiiIrd and described ~ IDhosgs- Being
No. ID ami ~, commencing at the north west
Of lot No. - ltlII street hrrce west rods
sareet tAecr south rods; thence east rods
thence rods Tie pics Of beginning, cOdtair
Ihg S. RODS. b c. WATERS
4Utr "a, lS6S-t5 $500 Sheriff lvl- Co. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
SHEIlIPF SALE.

Mary Jarvis pY virtue Of Al srdfr Of
vs. 1<al D aiiFected from
Velosca A TlS lor & C5e. C'.Art Of Pleas
Or Delaware s9uHFY Ohin4 shall oHeT f8F sale at Ihe
door Oc ale Co1rt H7use, AZ Delaware,
Monday, the 2Th day Of ApMI, As6S
between thc hours If "a o'cork - M and 4s'elors
ua oc sand Gay. the following e~rriDed n FstIs
Situate IN IleaEare e@uissy- Oifi' AMI hrng ~
kauge Is Township }, StCti ,, United stat 8
Nina lands being lus ulysIrr b tld IL. il a
p At said iad by George and HeA j. Atl
at Orange Stiun upon tic {. Z. C. Ilil ua and
iii tho 9 xnship Orange.
Mar 20 cts 500 j.. &. WATERS, sher.g-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20


Gs1e scinr pllIwing drscrihrt ls~EI -
siume Delaware tNitty Uhio. and in lsAnE~
1S- 1OwsIp3, Section 2. E. :. 81 surrey being tfe-
middle of rha part at ht "" "A SAIL sccsioa.
sRured AHd dcsGr ,lsed aalrWs legmninE NJ stone
D Tsrs the tc of slll nt tirl scrtiuEi Al the
n Icv&E DiUseF laFi ~ the Sl1e rna
SyestliHsre- thonsc = lieafors, - IninEtrE w.
al,alE the lgt and line read - rods and
10 in is lural place - The v p co.,
Of land cha HTi by G. L. 49,; ilscnrrN y - dHEreeS,
O3 miHHss = Il rods Bils links To- post At Garner
ca at.d Ind claim.d y slft e.. % tase: thence 6.
degrees - raiHss ". y reds, y Z linkstNa ressi
THENCE y. 80 degrees 03 minucs y rOss and p ~
Ink u y Llcuee : egre 4a ulnutrF W. rods
$ 100 links paet The lot lane between lots
Nos n ami ~ Lltpce y. 50 degr % miB.tos
along the Lt lizac 81 ENds. = Elss - pnst and twe
1le = oi Jnass part OF sl iot &e-
q rors,er oznct Hy Et orze tHs NJ, deccH-fi now
owned ~ slv T. l. Case. TT 3aarE ASH tbrReo y
degrees 45 miHGtcs f. Il r''s % "a lfkS e." a st By
beech stuWs. Of said Lows iicsersnn =
trucc SS,s degrees p tiH stff lliri;erEons
sOuth line l80 ! 5 Uol th,, place - beglDHinE= =
containing - - loo perslcs - laNd- Out n
which excepted a strip tho soHth side of said lanth
Tes de fia l4l So I00 ise lessz eontainins onn
arrc.- 81 10 perctps of land-icavng "A acres, Is
2l-ID0 perehes Of land. 1.
4 WATERS, SberiR Del. Co. o.. -
March @, 1s63-Is " 500
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20

IE reply to a resolution of the House of
Representatives the Auditor of State Mr.. Tay-
Ter reported that the amount of railroad prop
erty listed for taxation for the year 1862 was
$22,244,220.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20

We are informed that the small pox
is raging at Mount Vernon. Persons
who have been to that town say that quite u
number of the houses have labels on them,
"Small pox here, Mansfield Herald.
The Underground Metropolitan Railroad in
London is a success. The average number of
passengers per week is quarter of a million.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
Aleu-, advertisements.

Delaware Co Agricultural Society.
FYIREE;E viii be mectiug Of tho Board OF Managers
/ ul tlla Dfi-ANARE CoL%rE AiHtl ITURAl so
onire Of Carpcr < Van GeInan, in Della ware, Ohio.
March 20, ISt3-2W j. d. VAN DEMAN, Sce'y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
Public Sale.

z VIII cfer Publc sac, Wednesday march, 25th
1858, AT my rcsldcn in Brown township, near the
north end OF the Delaware Curve the following prop
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
"a 6 head of Cattle, 10 Ga
head of Sheep,

Farm Wagon, spring Wagon, Hubbard Mower, I
seat liOBblG Harness, Saddle snd Birdie P.ows,
harrOws, CUluyHtoF- and other Farming Cten-
.klls, l COX Stove. and variety OF
IIOusehold and Kitchen Furniture.
Also, siding and Battc1s for Barn Thoroughly
soned) and several OF Hay II not disposed of be-
fore day OF sals sale 10 clock
IN u rms made known on the day Of sale.
March 20, 1869 REUfkN IFAVFSS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20

The Pittsburg Chronicle says that compa-
mics are forming in various parts of Pennsyl-
vania for the manufacture of linen.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
satnrday, Anil LIE, 1ses.

-
Tt one ococS Of said day the following icrerA
e Real Estate; situate in the eopsty Of IoauRrc ant
state o Ohio, IN Range 10, Township Section 70
7. :. w. and bounded aud described NJ foaEss Bnin
Irt Of tIe Real Estate whereof Milo D. felttbsnc m
O Delaware aforesaid died seized and sel on 10 EsteIe
II Richardson one of hc heirs of tlo said AiO r. Pot
ubuHe, and described plat of the Division sad
Estate as subdivision IN. being so much OF said sub
division portion NJ lies south OF the eurye eE
the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati RalrOad ans
comprising, IN surveyyRG plat 0f the snme iRtell[
made ~ !srael J. Richarosin and Ete r. Richaasou
by James Eato,i Surveyor, Twenty two lots, uamber
ing from one hundred and Atiyfour tI54) 70 one han
dred and seventy nve C175) inclusive A. f'sess to
it 1884, l55 1876 l5T l5S 49, I6), l6l, l62 16S 49,
1876, lG6, ld7 LES, l69, re, III lI2 ll e and l.S.
Also two out lots numbers SiNtacn 42d Sevntcen 10
vi as addition Fast Delaware. beug Ht qt s4A
subdivision Mo lying south a5d baundcd north ~
said Railroad and sOEth Of aRds formerly belongihEi
10 Reehon lamb, deceased be the same moro or loss
Also, ln-lOt number Forty 40, lying on heFE-
shire street in st Delaware aforesaid hong the same
pre- misses which Grace Dennot, ~ lndenuQe dNed the
24th day Of April A. D. 1850, gntod unto her Son The
said James NJ. Bonaett, E.ea Gr
n 4, WATEIeS, "a
sheriff OF Delaware County ,0hiosr
Mar. Q. ls63.-5t $500 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
Buv the Best Flow.

T t,,r the Farmer to gel the best
L Piow. without gooa -" ~ net s,s, ,',d no y
pVwng, aud good pi0wipg is -tanItIV .,n9nu-
good crop. | have on hand and - - , -.
featuring, OF the very best material, at nay s-P' NY
new
Standard Cast, Combination, and
Steel Plows.
They pronounced by all competent judges 20 he
the ghtest draft, easiest held and strongest POw
ia No farmer should be wthoat one more. who
desires To plow has iaud well. Ny prices ts low If
lower than others who good materials ami do
us good workmanship.
Ub-Soil PlovVss
They made ON an improved plan, sub soing ali
the ground that the surface pow All the sub sod
plws made heretofore only hall two birds the
width OF the surface pillow.
Get tho best Sugar Cane Seed ami plant early In suit
able soil. aud buy you Mill Of me carly. +.
Delaware, March 20, Is6s.--f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
EEaYoE's EcocLamation.

NAyoR's OFFICE, ELAwARf:, ono
Narch 20. i C.
RT0TTCE IL hcreBy given ahe qilalli d voters a
IN Ihs incu. poTatcd Village OF DeHWtIc, state OF
ONO, to mec! ~ he toHucu E9om- over tn NAH
House on uday April A. T.. ISG2, between the
hours o-c, Ok a. aud GHCl,cK, p- OI said
dty the purpase of elrcting OHc Aayur- Cte Re
clrter trustees. tlfr shsIiag year
Given under my hHnd ilnG official seal, thc day 'ha
J ear I5rst ahcye ". .Itvn-
March %, 1853 r. Il. SMITH, Na&9T.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
Standard Cast, Combination, and
S+nnl Dln,,-c
Farm for Sale.
- TN consequence OF failing heath, offer for sa Q
Zal i the FARM on which reside,
Containing 1861 Acres,


Situate in Berkshire township leo rods south OF tho
-Four Corners, 50 called. Said Farm is well supplied
with stock water which never fails in the dryest
sun-has abundance of excellent Timber Rood Sugar
Camp Of from 800 to 400 Trees, 100 Acres Cleared
and in excellent condition lhc balance under tcncean
Orchard Of select Grated trnt, consisting OF choice
Applos, Pears and leaches-f On the Farm is Two
story Frame Dwelling House with IL rooms, Well Of
excellent Water largo frame Barn with 100 fret of
Shcds attached, Corn Cribs, &c. &c
There Churches aud two School Houses within
4 milo at the Farm, with Mechanic Shops convent
ent in quiet moral neighborhoud. The title 10 the
iand lndisutahlo. Enquire soOn, as will sell at bar
gain. DAVID GREGORY.
March goth, 1858. 3m.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20

let us not palter, with this great argu-
ment let us wipe out this befouling spot; let
slavery die; let the nation live; let as not fear
the justice Of an avenging God, and stand before
His awful presence regenerated and redeem
al
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
SHERIFF SALE:

wm ". Clark, Ek'r Of Lewis ny virtue Of an Order
4 Clark deceased. y Of sale n M d.
vs.. roctsd from tho Court ~
James 81 Bennstt. C'ornmofs Pleas % DeiA-
c,uuty Ohio. shall offer for sale The doog sf
the Court IIous,, Ia Delaware, on
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20

A SOUTHERN OPINION ON ENANcIPATIoN.-
R. j. Meigs, now sixty years old, whose life
time has been spent in the Southern States,
and who was for a long time lawyer in Nash
vile, Tenn, has replied to an article on eman-
cipation in Baltimore paper. Hespeaks of
the results of emancipation in the West Indies
and says:
Let US candidly dismiss from our minds all
apprehen-ions of calamities to flow from the
emancipation proposed by the President. The
worst that can happen from the measure will
be that those who Can force the negro to labor
for nothing will be compelled to pay him a
reasonable compensation for his toll, from
which they itbe employers) W II reap net less,
il not greater profit. The moral condition of
both races will be indefinitely, elevated; and
what is more than all, The life Of our nation
will not be sacrificed. as an atonement TO Of
Tended justice by that divine decree which has
gone out against every people that has been
guilty of the inexpiable crime of the enslave-
ment of man.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
WOwTCE.

NTY wife Alice l. Decker, having left nc Tithou
LII just ca;isc, hereby caution aH persons ae''IHs
hlr boring ting her my Aet0ulit las sha
pay debts Of her contracting
SuIsFsiiFy s.if. %, Gj-at. JAMES r. Iikt kFR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-03-20
Sheriffs Sale -oA

CilTEa 7. T1Y OF or'tcr n "a 10, y
= mc directed from the Court oF y
Fhalc Case sl. Pleas of D,lawarc ennnfy-
OAio. shall ior sa'r- the tb VI tho Court
House cIwarr yun
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-22

he expects to mste such contracts, as TO
show his confidence in the article at that
price,
intend to plant more than usual, but
decline any engagement at the price
named.
With the present light which expert
ence and science has thrown upon the
value Of the Northern Sugar Cane, it is
believed that large quantities of sugar
will be made from it the current year and
at no distant day the supply of sugar, as
well as Of syrup, from this source, will be
equal to the demand
FRANK BALLINuLE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-22

iowa stands fourth the hstof pork packins Stat es
and Keokuk stands sixth on the list # cities. ="
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-22
1--WE STOCK.

n,SveeaauA Parasss VIII IA athts then q tadvnn.
t.ss route Live Stock. cspscious Yssde, veil
vsssrsd and supplied VIII every eonvenS Hcs Aavs
hssn eeensL snd nneeiioAa aa6Uvsry
ssssntlS IL pstd sOthsif waists. YrUn hsffiSbasvS.
Uhera Will ~ I'd eysy( epagapiepAe m le4aIng
~ YE6 YORK anA kALTlMQ6E NJ nKu4s,
This villa to " found The sASftsst Qstek 81 And
ss.scsss 9lsS ~ ! ga 80 sS.c ~ siIss.
q n n0oOH EEWIs, - o1SabA. e 4loepSo "a.
tI HOUpT, Gsn .ftekefAet ,phtlaAolSA NJ.
aasa6g. tAla61s6S4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-22

Increase -s- l,IIo,TSI
Now, although large portion d ihc pork cured
in Tennessee last season, by the rebel Government,
was brought TO this aud other msrkets, after the
rebels driven from that State last spring, yet
a good deal OFT Was spoiled, aud, taking all the
circumstances Into consideration, the Tennessee
packing last ought not, we think, to be
taken into nccount this season no more than IL
last season, by the trade Leaving Tonpessec then,
out of the comparison, we have an increase in tho
other States Of i,s5T,1s7, which is equal shade
over 40 t-loth per cent md ii Tennessee is inclu
ded, the increase is equal 10 slightly over 10 per
ccnt. This is very remarkable, and exceeds the
estimate we made last January BY over 10000
head, for we did include Tennessee in that esti-
mate.
Vita regard to the average weight aud the yield
of lard, we have the following result by States
though we fail usual to get the average weights
in many cases, and the yield of lard, in q still
greater number of cases, bat both werc given more
generally than they were last season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-22
A-The London Saturday Review, in

- The London Saturday Review, in
discussing the responsibility Of England
for the piracies Of the Alabama, says:
si~-.aWe cannot expec: to be always nsu-
traiss and If a war arises to which we are
kparti@s and the Americans are not, the
peGer of our enemies to have ships Of
waf huilt in Americas harbors would be
Almost serious danger 10 Byitishe smn srcs.
If we can but clear away the passions and
preiudices OF the moment, W may easily
see that prudence would bid us wish that
the measures taken 70 prevent the build.
ing OF ships d war in neutrpl potts should
be as stringent As pabsibla Ia 40 We
think, Earl Russell has done an that tbs
law permitted him to do, It is . matter Of
regret, rathcr than Of rejoicing. chat he
could not do more. Some day, We, may
be sure, The precedent Of the Alabapa
will be used IL awuy Which Englishthep
willfnd far from pleasant. Practically
lit decides that ships. al var may be buli
in the harbors of neutral with an impu.
nifty that is all but complete; and this j,
decision very adverse to Eng lish inter
oats, as Nv Adams did not fail to poin1
ont in his communications with Lore
Russell. /" sat
The London News. at,y -,-- t,.-
'There is one important. point connect
ted with the building and fitting cut il
this country Of such vessels as the Ala
bama, whiai. though reiesred To by MIR
Forster and others in the debate on Fri
day evening, has not yet been sufficiently
considered, and that is the very serious
extent to which it must tell against our
selves hereaftsrI If, through shy defecl
in the Law, or any want Of vigor in its ad
ministration, the building Of war ships
for beligerents is allowed to go on her'
with comparative impuuity, We may b
quite certain that the precedent thus an
happily established will not be forgotten
4 by other nations, and least by the na,ioi
which has good cause TO remember it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-22

27a per cent We will here remark that the yield
Of lard given above, IS well in previous years.
does not include head and gut lard or grease, and
In all cascs whore the head and gut is added, we
exclude ii from our list.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-22

Cs Matrimopy has proved goodspec..
ulalion for Tom Thumb and his wife,
who have taken on an average 81 900 per
day, for admission to their levees, since
their marriage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-22

NORTHERN SUGAR CANE.
Editors Gate Cay:
The season for planting the Northern
sugar cane is at hand, and with your
leave, / will lay before your numerous
rssasn few prscticai hints to encour-
age it, growth.