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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-01-18

To Galloway Webster james Hahn and Andrew
Webster
You are hereby notified that there is now on file
IN the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court of
Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk, the petition Of Pitt
man Tennent, Douglas Breadng and Young
Brothers, alleging that creditors they took at
tachment writs from the said District Court and
caused the same tie be levied on lands Of GALLOWAY
Webster, TO debts due and to become due
them that at the September term Of the said Dis
trict Court for the year 1854, the plaintiffs recover
eli Judgments Tor the amounts respectively due them
with costs and issued executions The plaintiffs al
lege that the lands attached described In the petit
tom were purchased by Galloway 4 Webster of one
5. 5. Billings but to defraud creditors the convey
ance was executed to Andrew Webster, and by said
Webster to james Hahn, both unable to pay for the
same The bill charges that these lands still be-
long to galloway Webster, charges IA confederacy
together to defraud, prays the Court to set aside the
conveyanees of James Hahn and Andrew Webster
decree q sale of the lands TO pay the judgments Of
plaintiffs and for such special and general relief as
the facts warrant.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the February Term 1855
Of said District Court, commencing on the second
Monday Of said month, decree will be taken nc
cording to the equity and prayer Of the bill
RANKIN 4 MILLER
dec26wtt Plaintiffs Attorneys
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"NRvER SAY DYE'' To a per- on whose hair has b.
ome gray prematareiy, unless you are sure Of advs
ing the use Of something which viii remedy the mat
er. Dying the hair with ordinary articles is, a,
best, but temporary affair and tho shade produced
any thing but that with which nature adorns the
human hair. The "IsIAirABLr AIR CoLoaIse" and
Restorative Of G. Hcimstreet Co.. does not act - j
bye il stimulates the natural seeretions al the roots
the hair, by giving new life and tone to the small
which sccrete the natural coloring and thus
gives them new life and strength Itdoes not stain the
Skin, and may be used freely water and with as
much safety. The article is composed Of oil and
stimulating spirits afording an agreeable hair wash
and Is an excellent substitute for OIL Or poma,um.
The peculiar properties u this preparation render
1t entirely different from any thing now in use for
the hair.
~f1S color Of the hair when restored is exactly the
shade il was before il turned gray. and the singular
phenomena attending It's use only curious bat
easily observed. As tbs bulbs al the roots Of each
hair affected by The remedial agents, the CON-
mencement Of the change may be noticed the bulbs
grow dark, and in short time the hair from the
roots outward begins 20 turn in shade and 50 con
tnues to do until the desired change is effected and
the hair possesses the glossy appearance and shade Of
youth. This may strange but no more strange
than true The article has been xtcnsively imitat
edand persons should b particular purchase Of my
agents. The genuine has the signature Of the late
hrm and the present proprietor the top Of each
bottle We HAGAS
Surviving partner, and successor II G.. Heinstreet
d Co, sole proprietor Troy, New York For sale by
:. HEIMSTREET, Union Block.
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WIN. MANNERS.

nYER AND SC0URER. On fifth street, one
- door below Main, where he will renovate and
make to appear new, all kinds of Ladies and Cen
tiemens apparel, such Grape, broscha, cass mere
and WOODEN shaws, cashmere, silk and merino dress-
es, rugs, panoand table covers, window and damask
curtains, &c.
All OF the above and every other article of cloth
ing coiored IN any of the fancy plain colors.
hope by close attention and knowledge of my bus
iness, to give general satisfaction.
= nov zoddwom WIN. MANNERS
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Tux CHARITY BALL.-We learn that the net
proceeds Of the Charity Ball will reach near
ly $500, which, with the other donations Of
money by our citizens, will make about $3.50
This sum, with the contributions Of wood,
provisions, &C., will GO far to relieve all the
restitution in the city.
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he third lecture Of the present will b. de-
livered at the Baptist Church, On Friday evening
18th instant, by Prof SANFORD, Subject, Hopes Of
the Human Rae Price Of tickets, q cents La
dies free The proces If this lecture will hc deyot
ed 70 the relief u the poor Doors open 81 clock
lecture commences at Z. Tickets for sale at the
Bookstores and prime pal Hotels.
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sT We copy IN another column pointed
and pertinent article from the Cincinnati
Commercial, which displays very clearly the
immaculate political virtue and consistency
OF Richardson's 49, Ii is about as good
commentary as could be made upon the i'm
pudent pretensions of the negro-driving,
sham Democracy Of 1850
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.jan9d4
INTERPRETATIONS NOTICE.

n OIlCE u hereby given that Corporation has
: been organized, the corporate name Of which Ia
the Lawrence Coal Company" It's principal place
% transaetnp business il the city Of keokuk in the
state of Iowa. Its principal business is 10 deal in
the mining and selling Of COAL and in the purchase
and sale Of coal lands and such other business
be properly connected Herewith The amount Of
capital stock is placed at Three undred Thousand
dollars - be paid at the discretionary calls If the
Board OF Directors. The corporation commenced lts
existence On the LIST day # January A. u. 1856 and
continues for twenty years, subject 10 81 accord
ing 70 the provisions Of the Code Of Iowa It's AT
fairs 10 be conducted by Board Of Five Directors
who are to be elected annually the Wednesday
after the first day If January Of each year and who
elect President Secretary Treasurer and such other
officers and agents necessary. The highest
amount Of Indebtedness which the corporation may
incur ~ One Hundred Thousand dollars Private
property exempt from the corporate debts
Directors Names.
+. K, Ford, f. H. Harrison
VIM. leighton, A Woleott
sam J. F. Miller.
OTHER CoRPoRATuRS.-Jo ohm X. Allen, G. IT, Perry,
y v Ford, Guy Wel!s, JHD. ". Rankin, Jno VI
Cieghorn.
Officers.
d. ". Ford Treasurer, T.. X. Ford, President
Jas c. Parrot, Secretary.
JAM swddw Times and Post copy.
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gT SIX daily papers were lately published
In Detroit. The number has now been re-
duced to three, and the Free Press says that
whoever adds TO the list for some time to
comets certain to lose both money and credit.
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Hg RLINGTON


L. II DALHoFF, Professor of Book keeping and
Commercial sciences.
J. 5. Duncan, the best off hand Penman in the
West, Professor Of Business and Ornamental Pen
manship.
c. BEsJ. DARWIN, member If the Burlington bar,
Professor Of Mercantile Law.
The course of training in this Institution eompri-
six different methods of Keeping Books by dou-
BILE entry applied to every department of trad, In
dvidual partnership, Retail Wholesale, Shipping,
Importing, Exporting, Commission, Exchange, bank
ing, Manufacturing and Compound Company bust
About three hundred Commercial Computa-
tons, explaining many business operations not found
IN common Arlthnetics. comprehensive course Of
Business Penmanship, Business Forms aud business
Letters. Daily Lectures on Commercial Law and
Commercial Sciences. An elegant diploma, under
the seal Of the State College Of Pennsylvania signed
by the Faculty, is granted TO those who pass
factory examination This instrument Will be found
passport To the confidence Of every business house,
in any section of the Union Duff's Book keeping
Harper's edition, price one dollar and fifty cents,
the most perfect and comprehensive in the English
language. Dufs Western Steamers account, per
fece system for such accounts dollar. To be had
at Corses Bookstore, Jefferson st. Send for cireu-
lar and specimen Of Mr.. Duncan's Penmanship, by
mail. novel
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SUNDRIES.

QUAR- Kettles from to 40 gallons Ovens and
~ Llds odd Lids Skilets and lids assorted Cast
Iron lea Kettles; Japaned Trunks Pudding and
hiee Mouds; Scoiloped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
lin ware and Stove Pipe. House sheet iron and con-
per work done promptly, in the very best manner
COMsToCk J. BROTHERS
E0 D0Z, pair assorted Shove is and Tonrs for sale
w nj the Prairie State Stove Rooms
oct 10 COMSTOCk 4 BROTHERS
sLUE Kettles To be had ut the sale Rooms of the
~ Excelsior Stove Store.
oct 10 CoMsToCK Il BROTHERS.
E'NAMELED Preserve Kettles mt the Sale Rooms
IL OF the Prairie Premium Stoves
Oct 10 C0MSTOCK BROTHERS.
{ NoAL Holds the Sale Rooms of the Cottage
~ franklin Coal Stove
oct C0MsTOCK s BROTHERS.
000 LBS. of Bailed Brass Kettles for sale low
WV at Sale Rooms Of the Home parlor Stoves
Gel ~ COMSToCk a BROTHERS.
A LAfuE assortment of Britannia ware for sale
iowerthan any other house in the city at the Sale
Room Of the Commercial parlor Stoves
Oct ~ CoMsToCK& BROTHERS.
4 FINE stock of Housegeepers' goods, such as cof-
lee mills, basting spoons, egg whips, iron skim
mers SKINNER ladies meat forks table spoons hash
and steak dishes, patent and box graters spice boxes
&C. dc, tor sale at the Sale Rooms of the pouula,
Self Regulating Alright Stove.
oct 10 C0MsTocK BROTHERS.
00 PAIR Of Ttnners' solder Coppers on hand M
w the Sale Rooms Of the Substantial Oval Boy
Heating Stoves.
oetlb C0MST0CK BROTHERS.
a HEAVY supply Of Brass Japanned and plain
l. candle Sricks at the Sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal ner which is offered extremely low by
oct ~ C0MeTOGk d BkOlHERS
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Sash, Blinds and Doors.

RLANK Books.-A superior article Of paper lust
- received, out Of which we are prepared 20 make
all Kinds OF Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals. Cash,
Bill Books, &c. J H. WESTt OFT
novl Ito Main 81.
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CT The people Of Freeport, Ills., place
of small importance compared with Keokuk,
have voted to appropriate public funds to the
amount of $4,000 to provide fire engines
and apparatus and yet eokuk has nothing.
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CT Two men were frozen to death on
section IA of the Dubuque and Pacific rail-
road on Tuesday Of last week
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. u. u. E. X. X.
CADY. JONES APECK.
GlGN Of the Anvil. importers and ~0~
- dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware, G !
Cutlery, Guns, Pistols Sash Glass, dc. Main street
between sth aud 9th, keokuk, Iowa. Opposite Me-
chances Block jan4d
BUILDERS hardware, locks, latches bOits loose
- and fast butts, screws, &c A full ass orsment
and latest styles at CADY, JONES PECKS.
lan5d
I GREENFIELD fool Co planes, a superior arti-
~ cle at the sign II the Big ANVIL
ian5d
{ CHARCOAL Heater sad irons. great saving in
~ fuel, worthy the attention u every housewife
a. CADl, JONES i PECk'S.
NNADEd Butcher = genuine razor, also a supe-
" rlor article q razor straps at the sign If the
Jan5d BIG ANVIL
PARBEks shear, gents pocket scissors. ladies
- SCISSORS, shears and trimmer, American
jan5d cADY. JONES d PEcK's.
Y AkN door rollers, the best article in use fer hang
ID ing barn ana carriage house doors the sign If
the BIG ANVIL.
GOLD Box and PArkers bench vices, IRON and
> wood bench screws, at
jan5d cADY, JONES PEcK's.
DOUGLAS water rams. pumps, galvanized well
jaa5d BIG ANVIL.
DA, coil, binding, trace, halter dog, ana jack
~ chains, at CADY, JONES a PICKS.
jan5d
( fOFFEE Roasters, peppers, enameled kettles
~ and sauce pans brass kettles house furnishing
articles Of every description at the sign If the
jan5d BIG ANVIL.
DAINT, yarnish, sash, horse cloth, hair, tooth,
white wash, and other brushes of New \ ork
manufacture, at CADI, JONES PECK IS.
jan5d
CsHALk, whiting, glue, sand and emery paper at
~ the Sign Of the BIG ANVIL
jan5d
LNBENGH lined ware. something new to which
L the attention. Of housekeepers is requested, at
jan5d CADY, JONES PICKS.
To the stock Ia ofdcrs of the X ok uk,
VT. Pleasant a. Nuscatine IL. II. Co.
N DIlCE II hereby given, that in accordance with
the conditions IF the subscription for the lst
Division of said road, the sixth instalment Of 81
per cent will be due and payable Feb. 4th, 1856,
the banking house Of Charles Parsons Treasurer ke
okak, or 10 the undersi gned, General Agent.
j. X. HoRNISH.
General Agent X. Mt p. NJ K. X. Co.
Jan. 5, 1S56.--td d6w
keokuk Times and Mt. Pleasant Observer copy.1
NOTICE
vTs0 the Stockholders of the Keokuk, Fort Des
L Moines aud Minnesota Railroad Company
call of ten per cent. the capital stock of the
company il due and made payable ut the Raj lroad
Office in keokuk, TO Wg. LEIGHTON, Treasurer on
Friday, the first day of February 1856.
. haDkuk. 18th Dec 1859
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NOTICI

vIsO the Stockholders of the keokuk Fort Des
Moines aud Minnesota Railroad Company
call OF ten per cent. the capital stock Of the
company il due, and made payable at the Raj lroad
Office in keokuk, to Ws. LEIGHTON, Treasurer on
Friday, the first day of February, 1856
heokuk, 18th Dec. 1853. H. I. REID,
WV. LEIGHTON, Sec y. President
dec % dAwim
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For sale.
SoUIH HALF Of the mort h east quarter Of section
- Is in township g. North Of Range 10 West. in
Appanoose county, Iowa, well watered Apply to
LLOYD II. SIMPSON.
Over Post Office Keokuk. oct. ~ DIFF
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BRIDVJE BRO.. W, =, MOORE
81 LOUIS MO Malnstb weensd IL
KE0KUK, Il
stoves and Timers stock.

The subscribers, propie.
tors Of the Empire Sioy,
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stoy,
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established n branch
Of their house in keokuk
where they will keepcon.
stantly on hand a large
and well-assorted stock
Of
- - a. NJ - . :
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Special Notice.

Those wishing this kind Of work will save money
sending their orders to the Office Of the Gate CITY.
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REENFIELD fool CO. Is planes, superior arti-
~ Gle, at the sign II the BIG ANVIL
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! II ClLbERS' hardware, locks catches, bolts loose
- and fast butts, screws, g.. full as orsInent
and latest styles at CADY, JONES i PECKS.
I'd
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10 600 lbs braziers' cop
per;
Ii 900 do cop'r bott ms;
70 cases sheet 4 copr;
1000 lbs brass Kettles;
y pans,
Soldering Irons, Pressed
IRE, an extensive assornmt
souis and keokuk, and We
BRIDGE d BRO
w. S. MOORE. 40
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YREsnrT IL TIE CONNECTICUT HIyER.


CONSCIENCE.
No person who Is conscientousy opposed TO the hold
ing Of slaves or who does not admit the right hold
slaves In this Territory, shall juror in any cause IN
which the right 70 hold any person in slavery involved
mtted by any slave, in issue, in any criminal pro
oeedrg for the violation Of any law enacted for the
lection q slave propertyt and Tor the punishment Of
crime committed against The right 10 such property.
UNCONSTITUTIONAL oArHs REQUIRED.
All efncers elected appointed under any existing
subsequently enacted laws " tns Territory, shall take
60 scl,mnly ssssr, upon the holy Evangeists OF Al
mighty God, that viii support the ccostciicn OF the
United states, and that will support and sustain the
provisions entitled An act organise the Terri
tories Of Nebraska and Kansas, and the provisions Of
the law Of the United States commonly known the
Fugitive Slave law, and faithfully and mpartaiy, and
10 the best Of my ability demesn myself in the discharge
Of my duties In the Office Of -. so help God.n
IBE TREEDoN DESTROYED
n any fee person. by speaking by writing assert
or MAINTAIN that persons have the right hold slaves
in this Territory shall introduce into this Territory
print publish wrie circulate, cause 10 be introduced
into this Territory written printed, published circn
lated In this Territory any book paper, magazine,
pamphlet, circular containing any denial OF the right
az persons 10 hold slaves in this Territory SUCH
shall be deemed guilty OF felony and punished by inn
prsonmcn al hard labor for term q not less than two
years.
circulate TO be brought into, printed, written,
published crculsted, shall knowingly AID assist
In bringing into, prrang, publishing, or circulating
within said Teritority, any book, paper pamphlet, ma
CANINE handbh circular, containing any statements
arguments, opincu, sentiment dosrne, advice or inuen
do calculated TO produce disorderly dangerous, or
beous dssnecon among the slaves IN this Territory
or induce Zach slaves TO escape from the SERVICE
their maste.s TO resist their authority, he she'd
guilty Of feony, and be punished by imprisonment
| hard labor Cor term Of not less than h,e years
/ CORPUS suspRynxD.
In me chapter which treats Of the writ OF haocas corpu
| we have this Nmfaton.-
No negro or muIatto held az slave within this Tevr
tory or lawfully arrested . fugitive from service fro
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state or Territory, shall be discharged. nor shall
freedom be had under the provisions OF this

18th
oct. -BARory PuSmmmne REVIVED,
sA no may be sentenced by any court Q
Evsss ps,.e. W. S law in force within hI
shall be deemed GOWN such jail or public Prison
the charge Of the keeper the keeper Of suc
@ public PRISON may sss Wit oo the streets
thu, Arst section Of this specific. Sabc works OF IN
public Gais ss s s. o. Gss
persos, having charge Of such conts. securely cor
convict, while engaged q such labor, 70 than four
sxteentls than thre-eghtns or IN ,or 10 Dr.,
with round bali OF iron Of not less tsAn four chair
than inches inches IN diameter attached, wsA vic
shall be securely fastened 70 the ankle II such ~ 'er
with strong lock and key and such ke per or dM
person having charge Of sad convict may necewAty,
confne auch convict whileso engaged at k1d labor ~
other chains other means In his discretou - 10
when there shs be two Of more convcs under c.s
OF such keeper or other person such convcs shall be
fastened together by strong chains with locks and keys
labor without the walls Of any lh1 or prison.
EXCESSIVE PUNISHMENT INFLICTED.
If any person shah aid assist in encing, deccytng
pcrsuading, or carrying away sending out of tns
Territory any slave belonging to another with the intent
the intent to deprive the owner thereof Of the services q
such slave he shall be adjudged gny OF grand larceny
and on conviction thereof shall suffer death, or be i'm
prsoncd at hard labor for not less than ten years.
any person shall entice decoy carry away out OF
this Territory any slave belonging to another, with in
tent deprive the thereof or the services OF such
slave with intent to effect procure the freedom Of
such slave he shall be adudged entity OF grand larceny,
and on conviction thereof shall suffer death or be i'm.
prisoned at hard labor for not less than ten years
WHIPPING rosT REyIyED--woMEs WHIPPED
any slave shall commit petit larceny, or shall steal
any neat CATTLE sheep hog or be guilty Of any misc
meanor other oc punishable under the provisions
Of this act only by fine or Imprisonment in county jail
OF such punishment, be punished IL male, by stripes
on his bare back not exceeding thirty nne or, fe
twenty az dsys or nv sripes not ercesSng twentvs.
one, at the discretion Of the justice.
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PuILApEIPHIA, Nag 2l-Afr steamer kennebec, Hani,
t,.een Jackson schrs Boston Perry, Providenc3i FIJI
Sownsend, wnams do nenriciia fSry. NBedordi Iele
4 attammond Gaia. salem: Lizzie W Dyer, McDufio Pors
land; Geo Krcbs, Emerson Baltimore; eoverncse Nicks
con, Boston. -. rr.us Nvoxs harss Sx,-,, -,
- NoyfoIk Ne; sylphbte GARNER, Roerd an; briggs n
Wsn, Reed Bosion Hancock SMALL do; Eureka Leiar
n,n,,er la i SAWYER, Sawyer, Post M; Ocean Wave
Mnn 10 schrs Undlns Haynor. Iartfof d. Georgia Balm
por,,snd: Ann Gardner, Harding, Bosn; John AcAdams
,, 40 boston Perry Proviceness: Henrietta bourne
Npedseid smith, Megaihln, Bosom; Telegraph, Roah
N1gsi,b Roxbury Brown. Boston; w Perry Samson
NMs,Wecpc "a. Sea Fcain Mend5l Sos;on, LCogswe lib
rs9s Wspeor; Marcia Triton, Marsbal, Boston,
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THE OUTSIDE MEETINGS.

The front Of old Tammany and the Park front
the City Hail presented erry and large and epihu
ssstic assemblagc The firing Of Capt Rynders' cele
brstd Psixhan the opening feature Of attraction
This commenced some time before dark. When II was
dark enough for the street lamps 10 be IT. there began
series OF sending up Of rockets and general Fourth Of
July pyrc,echnc display that combined shortly TO draw
together an additional crowd that swelled I, Of
unprecedented magnitude. BY hafpaa eight O'Clock
all the Buchanan and Breckenridge clubs Of the city, with
nre and drum preceding, and banners, torch lights and
Roman candle Accomplishments, were the ground.
Aer various counter marches and vociferous cheers
from the crowds lining their respective routes OF march,
tho clubs With the Empire Club and Young Mems Dem
cratic Udiou Club taking the lead, finally managed 70,
separate and combine as 10 form Ave outside meet
lpgs Two meetings organised on the City Hall
wing Of the STEPS. The third ueetpg was plasforr
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City Intelligence.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEW YORK. August 81, 1856
We notice under the head OF your city Intelligence of
days edition copy of complaint from the Mayors
plant book charging us with permitting old garbage lying
around creating feyersh, sickenng odor In the air. &C.
&c purportng 10 be signed by Merchant of Front street"
In reply TO such complaint would that is in every
respect wanton and macousy false Had the perperator
OF this act the manness and honesty append his
uame opportunity would be given him TO prove the
charge and he will his address he shall our
prompt attention. Yours, respectfully,
WELLS & PROVOST.
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In mont q The 80 wing Of De CITY HALL; the fourth
meeting was on the steps Of the Hall Records ana the
nnh meeting In the street, near the Brick Church Al
each meeting Preadsat and string Of Vice Presidents
were chosen with retinue Of secretaries. Speeches
from three 70 dozen speakers at each plsce tnsued
Of course, with great enthusiasm Bands or music were
In attendance at the respective gatherings and divided
whole number convened outside variousy estimated
from 600 70 000 according 10 the party enthusiasm
OF the guesser. There were but few attempts d .
disturbance and these promptly checked b the po
Ice good number Of whom "a sort Of stereotype
guard. One man, who, although carrying q Buchanan
fag wanted TO cheer for Fillmore, preciptated quite
suddenly TO the ground fortunately he hit the ground in
soft spot and sustained other injury but loss OF po.
son. We heard Of no cases of parties having Their
pockets picked probably because they kept hand
their portemonnaes and the other their handkerchief
In the latter part Of the meeting the platform in the Park
partially gave way but caused further damage than
the severe momenary fright Of its occupants.
At few minutes ater ten the speaking concluded the
clubs proceeded to withdraw and the meeting dispersed