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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14
Y. LEONARD. as ~. SWEET
CREsCENT AUCTION RoONas,

CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE NEW COURT HOUSE.
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS& REAL ESTATE BRO RERs.
ESPECTFULLY tender their services to the citizens Of
EA Evansville country for the sale of Real
Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Groceries etc also particular tten-
paid sales every description
able and satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
Business having goods of to place
in competition both seller
have legitimate market. We viii devote whole
time to Commission business and friends
assured that will spare efforts
them ton TO business hope
confidence of all those who entrust their business
to care.
-REFERENCES-
PIG. o'RILEY & Co., Evansville.
DUvALL, ALGo Il Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
VIM. PARK & Co., do do.
BOYD, do do.
r.. IL. Sykes, New Orleans.
LEWIS SNAPP. do.
MILES E. FoLKEs, Vicksburg. Miss
WIN. MCRAE, do do.
LOCKWOOD & Bros Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLOGG L FooT. do do.
& BUSHNELL, st. Louis, Mo.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, at
10 evening during season commencing
Auctioneers.
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SELECT FEMALE lNsTlrUTE OF EVANS

WILLIE.
TWNHIS Institute will %. } open first session on
IL day. The Sd day of September next.
BY request the number Of pupils will be enlarged to TWEEN
four OF all
See large advertiser ent for alteration of ,erms
aug3 G. A FOSTER.
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AUCTION SALES.
DEsIKARLE KESIDENCE

ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
NTTE a bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
wv dence, with good out-houses and cstern, and in
good neghborhood. For paI tieulars enquire of
SWEET &. LEONARD,
Auetioneers and General Agents.
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eta TOBACCO. $50
@H BOXES asse red Brands. in and for sale by
m &Sy sePiAf TENNEY 81 SORENSON.
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PIANO FOR SALE.

A first rat second hand piano. in com
FE%5 plets order. and rranted to be first rate
I n ms rament Is O. cred for sale cheap it aPo
en- at MIR. Bebss store Main sts between First d
streets next door to Gumbert Gottiebs Gle
agio-AW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-14

bon April 1855,
This certify that had Chills and Fever family
past months. and tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill medicine that be had in the country In oTd
nary they have stopped the chs the of my
family with exception On my Oldest son there was none
would make permanent til
Chill Pills. aud safely say everybody
hat hey are the best Pills have used.
- WIN o. JACKSON.
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1855. ~ 1855
FALL GoODSs
HENRY MARKS & CO.

IMPORTERS ANp DEALERS KGooDs, No
II Pearl street, Cincinnati o.
WOOEENS.
CONSISTING of Cloths. oassmeres. Vestings. Gentle
~ Furnishing Goods-Tailors Trimmings every
variety of MEMS WEAR.
SILK GOODS.
Including handsome assortment of MILLINERY
GOODS. Ribbons Flowers. Feathers. ETC.. etc :,
STRAW GOODS.
Embracing the latest styles of Plain and Fancy Straw Bon
nets-straw Trimmings Also Silk. Satin and Velvet
Bonnets all Of which will be offered the Favorable
Terms,
aug27 Gtws
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OIs ONE nav ONLY!
Principal Equestrians:

= Principal Equestrians:
r. Sands, and Masters Jesse an a George;
Mr.. j. j. Nathans, and Master PhilO |;
Sam Lathrop. the Kentucky Clown; Tom
Linton. the English Performing Clown /;
James De Mott, the youthful eques trian |;
Mr.. Fisher. the great Hurdle Rider and
Perehe Performer George Sargent, in
his chsngeable Scenic Acts II. Day and
Davis, the great Trapeze Performers; ID.
Nagle. the celebrated Batout Jumper and
Messrs. Bassett, Richards, Shay, Nixon,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE!

. WHULES RETAIL
CORNER OF LOCUST AND STREETS EVANSVILLE IND.
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MISS A. LEAMAN.
The unriyalled Female Equestrenne

The whole to be enlightened by the Conf
ealities of the Two GreaG Clowns,
SAM LATHR0P a. TOM LINTON.
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rea OwENsBoRo. KY, Feb. %, 1855.
DIR W. T. OwFN-Dear Sir: have been afflicted with
chls and for six months aud after trying
edies induced box of Agne, Pills, which
have cured me we'll believe to tho
best medicine in use. HALTHASER AGHsr
the above gentleman for six years. certi
fy that his statements are true. s.Ef ~
J. PLUNKETT River Trader.,T
Pittsburg, Pc.
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RIVER ITEMS.

- The Peter Tellon passed down early
yesterday morning. She took in some freight
here, but not very much.
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august I,
certify that had chlls and fever and Induced from
Pills had curing
purchase of Dr. W. T. Owens silly ceebra
Pills. Il the whole box before entirely
WELL and believe them the best Pill offered tho
public Tor the of Ague and Fever. E. c. Az RES.
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LEwIsPoRT, Ky, JAN g. 1855.
THIS had the chs and
various remedies without effect then
DIR. OVENS Chill Pills. and they have entirely cured
me. Thus. r TAYLOR.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
Two men Drowned.

Last night abought midnighl-three
men. who were employed as watchmen
on the railroad on the opposite side Of the
river, went ont in skiif TO raise trot
line that had been set for catching fish;
while in the act 81 rasing the line, BY some
mismanagcment the kit was upset, and
Two Of the men, William Lloyd, and Ger
man named Fred, ere drowned. Tie
third succeeded in swimming To the shore,
and drew ont the body of Lloyd, 10 which
the fishing line had become fastened. The
body Of the o-hcr We believe has not been
recovered. These are all the parli- ulars
we have been able, as yet, 70 gather
BurItnqion Gozcfe.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
Eta
SUMNER AKRANGEMENTS

TUE Western Stage Company respectfully an
noHnce TO the pubic that their Coaches
leave keoknk Daily, Sunday exeerted) f,r
Fairfield. Oskaloosa, Fort DeS NJ oines and Conn
ctl Bluffs, passing through Boston, Charleston.
Primrose, Winchester, Birmingham. Ashland.
Agency City, Ottumwa, Eddyyille, Oskaloosa.
Pella, Monroe, Apple Grove, TO TT Des Nor "a
From Oskaloosa 0rl.weekiy) to Council Bluffs.
VIA Betlefon.ain, Knoxville, pleasantvile, lndi
anols. st. Charles, Wlniersett, Iudlaniown, Sill.
yer Creek, TO Council Bluff
Also from 0tiurnwa via Bakesburg, Abba,
Lagrange, TO Charlton, tri weekly.
Also from keoknk, Daily, via Warren, Far
mng'on, Bonararie, Benionsport, Keosauqua,
Pltisburg, Troy to Bloomfield.
Every attention will be paid for the comfort
aiid convenience Of passengers
Coaches leave keokuk for oil the above places
at 7 o'clock, A. Nj.
~ Office On Main Street second door above
the Laclede House.
Jane 1. 1855
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
Work !! Work +! Work /!

Richard Burke being found in revere
shortly after an extraordinary display e
powers in parliament by his brother Ed
mund Burke. and being questioned BY a
inend as 10 the cause, replied
Il have been wondering how Ned con
trived 70 monopolize all the talents Of the
family. But then, again. / remember,
when We were at play, he was always at
work.
The force Of this anecdote is increased
by the fact that Richard Burke was con
sldered not inferior in talents 10 his broth
er. let the one rose to greatness while
the other died comparatively obscure
Don't trust TO your genius young men, if
YOU would rise, but mo,k
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

New ! ork, MAY 2l, 1855.
In passing down Twelfth street TODAY,
met for the first time for many months,
Gen Scott lie resides III splendid man
SION IN that street, which he has purchas-
ed since the tile of Lieutenant. General
was given to him, with the salary added
from the time of the war with Mexico.
ne grows old quite rapid y and the change
IN his appearance since the result Of the
campaign that elected Gen Pierce is very
apparent His lofty form is bowed down
his elastic step has passed away-a look
Of sadness and WEAKNESS has settled upon
those once expressive and decided features.
lie leads very retired lfe-secs but little
company rarely appears in public, and
usually walks alone tits not possible TO
see Gen. Scott and not be struck with the
ruthfalness Of Shakespearc's assertion
that there is tide in the affairs Of men
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

- The tinker Mayor of Burlng
ton had neither the horse sense nor the
sense of decency' to invite the directors
Of ihsir own Western Railroad to partici
pate in the festivities OF the recen, Rail
road Celebration at that place and there
fore the officers Of the keokuk Railroads
and tie editors of our City have no special
ground Of complaint that they were not
honered' with an invitation.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

IJ- In return for the valuable property
IN Turkey bestowed upon Lamarine by
the Sultan some years since. the poet.
historian IS wiring the history OF the Of
toinan race and government. The work
Is to be comprised in three volumes one
OF which has been already published
The descriptions which il contains Of the
characters and careers Of Mahomet, III.
mour, and Bajazet, are said to be exceed
ingIy picturesque, eloquent ana attractive
and the work altogether superior as his
tory 10 a7y thing which Lamar,ine ha.
heretofore presented.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
Ube Gate Gitn.

X f. O K t. X:
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 1, 1855.

RThe Rpst Office Laws and instruc-
TORS require that ihe list of letters should
bepuhlished in the newspaper having The
largest circulation within the office deliye-
~. The Postmaster is supposed TO per
form the duties of that office in accordance
with law; yet the letter list appears in the
Mors;ag Glors, although the Gate Cry
has now, and always had much larger
circulation Than that paper.
The pay is q picayune matter, but e
law and the Instructions would seem 10
indicate that the letter list should appear
In the Gate City,
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

H We hear from various quarters
that many Eastern emierants 10 Kansas
have become disheartened, and despair Of
The success Of freedom in that Territory.
aswell as being much dissatisfied ilh
the present condition and future prospects
OF The country. A eoodly portion OF
shcse who haze been thus exercised
IN Kansas arc now moving into Iowa.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

or The British Isles are proverbialy
warmer, and enjoy finer and longer
continued verdure, than the same latitudes
on the eastern seaboard OF this continent
Lieut.. Maury attributes the cause to the
Gulf Stream, which, running northeast.
with prevalent westerly winds. greatly af-
f-c's the temp raiurc OF Great Britain.
j support Of tie q cory. he refers 10 the
! .ct that last season, for rare occur
: noe, sasteriy winds prevailed IN the
Norfh Atlanie. snd tie islands suTl rea !
4~sr<s Of cold grsater than for half cen
Jury pTssiosss. NATL the warm airs of ibe
1A Gtsssm cssrs to their relief.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

The CAloHIc IxrERIMENT.-Tl r.
port that Ericsson, Of caloiic celebrity, had
become o nj snknpl, was unfou ded :.
He has w lhy fferds ia New York.
who have the same faith in his Invention
+ formerly. and ~ o are wiling 'oe I'D
vance I with ma,.iii aid Ills once
CATO lc (now seam .hip) nt down New
York b y Tuesday, on a trial TIP. which
isreporsd ashavin9 bssa mort sucsssaful.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
E5 Mr. Prior. Il Q anihnr In LIZ |.

Hs- Mr. Prior. tie author in his last
edition of the Life of Edmund Burke
has omitted the argument heretofore con
tanned IN the volume, endcayorIng 10
show that Burke was Junius. Some Of
Burke's admirers are displeased. thinking
the argument jus. as good as that for any
other no-Junius man, and the subject
quite as much entitled 70 the prcsamp.
ton.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
Insurance Agency.

STAR INSU RANCE CoMpAN
OF Ogdenshurg, New York
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Mercantile, Fire & Marine fnxuraree Comnap,
OF Covirgton, XIV
MERCHANTS FIRE AND NJ sRINE INSURANCE.
COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHI4
WE above are all sound aud reliable Gonna
mes, and ke risks at loweS rates 4 loca~
ton will justify.
WM. w. BELKNAP, Agent.
Corner Main and Second Stree.
Iune 1 IS55
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
No MANS. or twiee .,

No MAILs.-About once or twice a week
We get the mail from Chicago in due sea-
son the balance of Tie time We go without
#. This, we learn, is chargeable to the
Packets, which will not wait al BURLINGTON
TO connect. Wherey. the fault may be
we've got to Grin and bear il.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

The ELECTION. Harrison township
gave 1872 for rescission, and Van Buren,
90. Marion and Des Moines not heard
from when we went 10 press. The ma
Jor'ty ogsinn rescission will probably vary
from 90 10 50.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
gR ~
RAIL R0An IINCtt
RAIL ROAD LINE!l


(Peoria & Oquawka, Central Military
Tract d Chicago, Burlington
q Quincy Railroads,
S now completed, and Trains run the enti 8
l. distance from CHICAGO TO BURLlNG-
TON, Iowa, without change OF cars.
The most direct route TO Chicago New York.
Boston. Philadelphia, and all her points East.
Z L~y Trans lefrs burlington Sun
days accepted.
!. DAY EXPRESS ,-TnRouGH 7. 30, A. NJ
Arriving al Chicago the same evening, passing
through Monmc uth Galesburg, Princeton, ard
connecting at Mendoza with the Illinois Central
Rail Road TO LaSale, Bloomington, sp, 1Tgheld
Decatur, Jacksonville, and Naples; also with
Gaena and Dunleith
2.---ExpREss THhoreH. Z. 80, Pm
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road at
Mendoza for ST. LOUIS and Cairo direct.
Trans on the above Roads run IN close con
nee ion, avoiding all laying "A, any Of the
points
This Road connects at Chicago with :he Mich
igau Central and Michigan Southern Road and
with all the Rosds leading to the Atlantic Cities,
Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania
Passengers leaving Burlington at Z, 30, P. NJ :,
reach Gaiena a. d Dnniel IN ~ hou g. and st.
Louis III 20 hours
BY this route passengers will r ach the interior
portions OF Ohio and Indiana in less time and
WIN fewer CHARGES, than by any other route
connecting, via Michigan Central at Michigan
City, with the New Albany and Salon Road,
heace to all points south and southeast
BaEgags checked direct through 10 Chicago.
and no charge for handling at any point
Ihroug Tickets by this Route can be pur
chased at the Rail Road Office in Burlington.
G. o. HAM MOND Superintendent,
ID. REMIoK, Ticket Agent Burlington
{. L. FoLLrrr, General Ticket Agent, Chi
cago.
Chicago, NAY Isl, 1850
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
FLOUR, FLOIR I

'IHh undersigned wishes TO inform the ctli
L zens OF keokuk and vicinity, tha, he has for
sale prime article OF FIouR, made Of pnre Fall
" heat. Every barrel warranted 10 give sat,s
faciion or ihs money refunded Those wishire o
the vantage OF the late dec ne IN Flour Wi
d. vel 10 cal atihe CRY Mills
Flour delivered ~ cry pat OF the citv free Of
charge. WH AIsTlN
Jane 1. 1855. d3m
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

MAGAZINES TOR JuNE.-Graham &
Cave have laid Harper's and Graham's S
Magazines for June upon our table prompt
Is usual, at the opening Of the month.
All the Magazines viii be found for sale
At their establishment.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

OUR PREssMAN. He claims that he Is
the fastest workman at the press that can
be produced in the West. He worked of
the os.sids of our Daily Edtion--two to-
kens, in forty minutes Glory.
Your two tokens amount 10 just eleven
quires, that is, one token and one quire,
or nine 1uires less than two full tokens.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

HleHLy SPicED.--The New York Her
ali recently contained an article. on 'Flog-
elns Criminals, whereupoa the Tribune
observes, that for once HAT paper treats
OF a subject il fully understands Its edi
tor having been nine times publicly horse
whipped.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
EAATERN EXCHANGE.
w J. JEwEIL " - na,uv
JEWELL l. DOLBY.
House and Sign Painters, Gla-
zlcrs and Gildcrs.

Shop Oh tic corner Of .Ses.nd f johnson
Streets, opposite the 81 CAories.
WOULD respectfully announce 10 the e;,-
W zens Of keokuk. that they have formed
copartnership, May 5th 1855, TOR the purno.e
Of carrying on the above business in ali ;ts
branches They are ready at ai times 10 in
deffake work in their line. which they p,edoe
themselves shall be executed with pune, .,aI,iy
and IN style equal 10 the best, and on as rea-
so'sble ierms as any others in the city.
N. b Particular atten''on paid 10 PArEs
HANGING, which they will do with nta ness and
dispa ch also old sash reglaxed
May -. 1855. d3m'
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
A CARD.
MEsSRs. PARMELE CAMPBELL

II (ESPECTFULLY announce to the cit q
LII lzets Of keokuk and vicinity that ~
they intend Gas soon room can / e OBJ A-.A
'aihtd ~ ihe new block new being built rs n.
~. hhbonrne) 10 open to the public a new
and wei selected s'oek Of fine Watches and
Jewelry, Silver aud Plated Ware Also yayie
y OF Fine Cutlery, Musical Instruments Of all
descriptions, &c &c, &c, in fact every thing
pertaining 10 our line Of business.
For The present We may be found in Cfaham's
block, OF Second Street, three doors south OF
Parsons banking House, where portion OF our
stock Is exhibited
We are SOW prepared 10 do all kinds OF work
in oar line.
fF Fue Watches and lewelrv Of all k,ud,
repaired and warranted BY competent wosk kmen.
] PARMELE A. CAMpBETI
May 80, 1855.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

II Some five or six weeks ogo, the
City Council passed resolution to give
the printing 10 the Press that would do it
The cheapest. Glory.
DO such resolution was ever passed by
the Council
II casopness is to be the only criterion
We presume that the ChurchyilIe or War.
saw papers would come in for chance at
the City Printing.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
Isaiah Gordon.

GUARDIAN Of David Gordon, minor child Of
~ Peter Gordon, a private in the Revolutionary
war, VIII hear OF something to ibc advantage
OF said David Gordon by calling on
VIM. W. BELKNAp
Corner Main and Second Streets.
June 4 1885 d2f
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
WILLIAM w 1EIKNAp-

A / I o r y f Y AT l. W.
NoTARYPU PUBLIC AND INsURAscF AGENT.
HAVING received rev Comm sion from the
Governor, is prepared to take acknowledge.
nent' and deposillons az usual.
All business requiring the services Of a Nota-
ry Public attended 10 promptly.
Fire, Inland and Lh. Insurance Policies in
susstantlal companies srned at lowest rates.
Pensions and Land Warrants obtainei for
those eEt,iied 10 them, and Land Warrants
bought and sold.
II Office corner Main and Second Streets,
up stairs.
June g 1858
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

fONSTA TLY on
~ hand a, the Brick
Steam Facio' y near
Main. between Sixth
and Seventh Streets,
he ,kuk, Iowa.
" inlow Blinds, bet
ffy, and other articles
as gooI as any that
can be made hv ha, d.
supplied 10 order.
fartITuIar st,a. ~
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
REFRIGERATORs !
School Meeting.

N is hereby given, that special neet-
~ ing OF the qualified voter. Of school D,.,,..,
no. !. JAt kson township, Lee county. lows. viii
oe held al the district school house. or Nsa.,.
day, June 3D. 1855, Al 2 O'Clock ?. n, At vhieh
tune report Of the Affairs and 6napcial cond,tie.
OF the District will be submitted.
Ihs question OF providing for The Payment Of
NE iiaoiiit cs OF the District and for tke eonple.
non VI the school, Hease, Ielosing the lot, ke..
by lax or otherwise, will bs submitted Tor ~. ...
ton Of 'l,e meeting
BY order Of the % rectors
May %, 1858.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

OPINIONS or AMERICAN JoURSALs ON
rnE SIEGE or SEpAsroroL.-The Wash
ihgton corresp spondent Of the New York
Courier says;
Generals Scott and Jessup have, within
few days. expressed their opinion that
the allies cannot retreat from the Crimea
without first capturing Sebastopol by a
coup dc nam, or beatirg the Russian ar
mics Of tie interior IN pitched battle
This opinion Of the greatest military au-
thoriiy IN this country, if not in the world,
IS Identical with suggestions mentioned in
this correspondence three months ago
Military men here agree that the moment
the allies begin 10 withdraw their men
from their fortified lines, for the purpose
OF embarhation, the Russians will M
mcnce the assault with irresistible force
The scene Of the 25ih Of October and the
5th of November will be repeated, with
this import ant difference, that the assail.
ants, having forced the entrenchmcnts Of
the allies, will not be driven out by the
bayonet and the mimic rifle, but will pur
sue the retreating foe as Wellington did
the French IN Spain, Ms the allies did Ma
poleon at Liepse, and as the French fol-
lowed Sir John Moore at Corunna.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
Well done, Raphael's angel !


The Americans must allow that we stump
them. They indeed have a party of
Know No;hings, but we have a uhole
Parliament Of Do Nothings- who do
nothing because they know not what to
do
7hts Norning's Rfettion The Pillar
OF the State i, divided principalh1Sn,o
base and capital. Labor is tie base. and
wealth is the capital.
Yesterday Mornings Reflection. Prize
is often too high in the Inslcp to wear
another mans shoes.
TIE conduct # The Var. judging
from the fearful mismanagement, we
>hould say that John Bull has been in the
crimea no ones enemy so much as his
own.
Pop goes the -" The first
thought Of girl upon receiving an offer is
about her wedding dress.
e A mans chief consid dcra'on. when
about to pop the question" is not so
much what lie feels as what he shall say.
The girl who is destined to be thy wife,
although now unknown to thee, is sure 10
be living somewhere or other. Hope,
therefore, that she is quite well and
otherwise think politely about her.
Nlrtuous love IS wholesome There
fore be yirtuou~, to make thyself worthy
OF self love. Not, Of course, that thou
Ar, thereby prevented from living some
boiy else.
A Setting Dorm 70, Somebody. Con-
sdering the frightful blunders made by
our officials in the conduct of affairs in
the Crimea, We think that the most fit
name for the " Seat Of War is the Stool
Of Repentance.
The Darn Of .1rt. The Dawn mus,
have been necessarily very Dark, for ii
was unlllumined by single r. A.
Fine business. indeed The Hreteh :
Master Of the house, Oh, Mary, what
IS there for dinner to day %
Mary -" think, sir. it's c1fd mutton,
SIR
Master OF the house -" HIN oh (.
Tell yeur mistress when she comes in
that may possibly be detained in the
city on business, and~she is on no account
to await dinner for me- >.
"A H,m 10 LJtrapagont Vines. lis tie
last ostrich feather that breaks the hus-
bands back.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

ILLINOIS ELECTION. To day the people
of illinois are to vote upon he Prohibtory
Liquor Law passed ut the last session Of
their Legislature.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

INDIANA, OHIO AND KENTUCKY
4 LII kinds of deprecated Indiana, Ohio and
\ kentucky Bank Notes wanted at best rates
by A. l.. DEMlNG Il co.
Bankers and Dealers in Exchange. Main ST
June 4, 1858. lw
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04

"' NJ H'"r sFHPs OF UobiB and BIInds, sup
Fiien 10 order OF short notice aud Sashes read,
glazed always on hand at liberal aiseennt l,
oesiei' ID. COPSON
June 2 1875.
The daily Gate City., 1855-06-04
Sack Salt.

KY r. thousand bags G. Salt, heavy and fnH
o,eaehed and in hne order, now landing from
steamer Adriailc. and for ,aely
CLEGHORN HARRISON
June q 1855 a6tNw