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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

The great Object the physician ought ever to be, the
appca ion Of the proper remedy to the proper place, at
the proper tme ami h fails in curing disease 9st as he
fails carrying out this practical principle Durnos Snuff
reaches the spot in an cases Of catah throat and
hin il, thu bad
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

The bill to incorporate the Worcester Peat
Company passed the House yesterday Ithad
previously passed the Senate. The subscribers
to the capital stock are rquested to meet this
evening, at the Company's office in Union Block.
See advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17
Worcestcr, April gath, 1S56,-It non
orally known that the best place to buy
CLOT HING.
FURNIs HING G oso D S
l. u II III E r. s
10, WOreester Houso NJ,

No. Worcester House Block,
And we would say 70 our friends and customers that we
can insure u them better bargains mis- snria o 3ba
before Our goo are all new and OF the best maEe ana
material. We give PERSONAL attention to the manu-
10 point Of style, quality, and grice we can suit Inc
most fastlJous. 1'' 'i'
OUR TOM DEPART MENT.
we IND that fei0 people vet remain in tie error
hning that they cannot get good garments made al
asClothinv Store vs. at Tdior's Shop egciusfue tn
such we would say II you will bat favor us with your
PATRONAGE we VIII convince you Of your mistake and
prove of once thatour "'N
Custom Clothingl
Is second 70 none and ug about 10 per cent Ia nrca
than you will find elsewhere. ap2i gts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

10. HnL's CONCENTRATED COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
SPANISH sARsA9ARLLA This preraraiion Of sarsapa-
ra the com ination Of the most lslna6e roots and
herbs that physicians of the school have long been
accustomed pr SCRIBE and such as The Botanic Eclec
tic or Reformed practice claim their most valuable and
specific remedies Tor such diseases totchss Pmpes,
Eruptions &c Neuralgia, rheumatism, scrofua, Can
cerous ami Syphic affections, and to counterfeit the
evil eff cts Of Mercury and all diseases arising from
impure stale of the blood.
For sale wholesale nd retail by the proprietor, Q.
sHILL, Apotl ecary, ~ Main st. sp24 daw1m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17
Tnylor's Pre.ntnn, s.nrcs. PoIisl,.-wi

TnylGP's PressStums Starch PoIisll.-What
unanimity Of opinion prevail to the superior
merits this article possesses everything Of the kind
in the market. Everybody is plea ed with it. Nothing
like il has ever been invented fer producing that beaut
full clear glossy appearance nsn all kinds 1t also
prevents the sticking 70 the fabric. Try it, la
sli9s ard 50 n Viii meyer be without It.
D. TAfLUB, JR, Proprietor, 10 Broad st., Boston, and
sold by all Grocers ard Druggists.
Sold in Worcester, by W. 0. SWEET & CO., General
Agents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
SANDY HOOK May 1919 A. M.-The steam
er George Law is off the point, with 500 pas.
sengers, and $l,700,0OO in treasure.
severe accident had happened to the Pam
anna Railroad, to the train carrying the George
Laws outward bound passengers, The whole
tram was run off the track, and made COM
plete wreck. 4 great many were killed and
wounded, but the correct number could not
be ascertained when the steamer left Aspin-
wall.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

Notice TO Young Ladiea-And all wishing to
learn the art Of painting upon glass, pusy called Ori
entail style of Paintings lady competent to teach the
art is now stopping in this city short time for the pur-
pose Of obtaining few pupils. an those feeling an in
terest in the art can examine specimens by calling at No.
70 Orchard street. Terms easy mvl3 d6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

WOODEN FACTORY BURNT.-The wooden fac
tory of Brakeman s Wheddon, at huntsville,
Madison county, N. Y, was destroyed by lire
on Wednesday night last. Loss $4,000; un-
insured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

EIectrO-C hemicnI Baths, BY DIR. D. @.
COLBY, Of Blston, BRANCH OFFICE At 1I5
MAIN STREET. WoRCESTER.-Dr Colby will be
present at his Office in Worcester on FRIDAY of each
week On oher days Of the week the Office will be in
charge Of Or. " A, Brooks, who is well qualified to adj
minister these Baths il proper manner
These Baths are Of the highest utility for Plumbers
Painters, Looking Glass Plaers elders White Lead and
Paris Or Manufacturers, Bird Stuntrs, CHEMISTS
Eectotyps, DaeU rreoiypss, Brass Founders and for
persons who have been much drugged by Mercury in
any OF its forms, or BY deleerous Quack Medicines &c
Also, for Scroiua and Oh slinate Humors, Nervous De
bhlty a. d lrregnartty Of the ner, ois power.
II is almost incredible how many are suffering in some
form or other from mineral pos'ns, irC whence
lnhammat0ry and Chronic rheumatism, Ulcers, Paraly
sis, ~ Vitus' Dance, Tic Dooreux, Neuralgia, stiff
and Enlarged Joints Pain in the Joints and
Limbs, when exposed to change OF tempera-
ture, or on taking sudden Colds, &c. &c.
The Mineral posons will be removed in the most nat
ura way possible by the pores Of the sknand obtained
from the water after the Bath.
~ For Scrotula and Humors In general Il csc Baths
are Of great value
The Electric and beneficial effects Of these Baths upon
weak and debitated females who lack vial energy or
troubled with complaints peculiar to themselves
Souemcs one Bath affords almost entire relief-but
generally Two or Three advisable
Consultations Free either personal or by letter
f23 d3m w.an1a
Worcester, April gath, Is56,-It isg,n,
orally known that the best place to buy
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

~Sinte for ROOfs.-The subscriber is prepared 70
furnish Slate for Roofs of superior quality nd Law il in
me pest manner, on the most satisfactory terms Sam
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
apis AT JOHN BARNARD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

The weather in Alabama has been
propitious for the planters, and an abundant
harvest is anticipated.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

PERTAINS CONCERT Bear in mind the concert
of Mr. Perham, by the Misses Hall, on Tuesday
evening next at the City Hall They are to sing
at Academy Hall. in Millbury, on Monday eve.
ming. Those whOfaney first class music, will not
fail to be hand, to listen to the charming notes
of these rightly named "singing Sisters" Sec
advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

ARNoLD's GLoBULes au' VITAL FLUID are sold at
wholesale at the iotUest prices by John O. Hill, 229
Main ST. AtretG also Names and statements of those
who have been greatly benefited by them may he seen
at his store my14 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

OLD Folks CoNcERT.-The Concert of last
evening, by the New England Pilgrim Society,
was eminently successful. The City Hall was
crowded andthe performances were worthy of
the audience. We have no room for particulars
and can only add, that they sing again this even
ing with an entire new programme, when, we
doubt not they will have another full house.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

SPuRR LEwIs basement American House Block, corner
Of Main and Foster Streets have established themselves
in one of the commodious and well arranged stab
lshnens for the accommodation of the eating public to
be found in The Commonwealth. Their stews chowders,
stesk and such ike ixins, have mysterious effect in
wooding up" the inner man end making feel super
lltiyey happy partakng Of their glorious yiands
They will have magnificent times there this evening Ev
eoy5ody especially invited.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice. An adjourned meeting Of the Worcester
Peat Company will be held at the Company's office in
Union Block, SATURDAY EVENING, Nav 18th nj &
octek. A punctual tendance is desired
myl2 d6t JOHN FIELD CIerr
Foster on Consumption. &c.-JuSt Pub
HShed. 90 pages, price One Dime-CoNsU UPTON
AND sChoFU !; popular Treatise the recel i'm.
porant discoveries relative their cause nature and
certain cure, by ]. J. FORSTER, NJ D.
In every portion Of the learned Doctors book sound
pracuca sense and great knowledge displayed and it
is not unlikely that considerable revolution in III,
men of Consumption and scroula wi be Effected by It's
publication Every family should be in possession of This
valuable work. which, by its extreme Gheapness is made
accessible to every one.
y For sale at all Bookstores will be mailed on re-
ceptof TEN CENTS, post paid, by BRIDGNAN & co 15S
Grand street. Nsw-fork, to any part Of the country
Wyl4 daw3mE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

All the Free State papers, four in number. pub.
lished in Kansas, have nominated Col. Fremont
for President "subjeet to the decision of the
Philadelphia national Convention"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

The bill to divide this County was rejected in
the Senate, yesterday, by the casting vote of the
President
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17
LOCAL NEWS.
The People MISUNDERSTANDING at BriE
lev Hall.

The People MOvEns-Meeting at BriH-
ley Hall.
The citizens of Worcester, without distinction
of party, assembled last evening at Brinley Hall,
agreeable to the published call, for the purpose of
nominating delegates to the State and District
Conventions of the friends of Freedom, to be
holden in this city on the 4ih OF June.
P. Emory Aldrich, was called to the
Chair, and Geo. M. Rice was chosen Secretary.
Committees were appointed to nominate lists of
delegates to each of the Conventions, and while
they were out, the meeting was addressed by
pm spoke Drieny, uut wfun earuestness, IN regard
to the present aspect of public affairs, and was
followed by Mr.. Parker, who came forward in
response to calls which were made from all parts
of the house.
Mr.. Parker said he had no apologies to make
for standing here to night. The recent action of
the American party, had satisfied him that it was
powerless to aid the cause of Freedom in the
coming contest, and henceforth he was willing to
take his stand with those who, in the present
crisis in the affairs of the nation, were willing
and determined to make the cause of freedom
paramount
Mr.. Parker's remarks were cordially received
and most vehemently applauded
II. K. Flagg expressed his willingness to unite
with men of all parties, in securing freedom to
the Territories, and in electing to the Presidency
a man who was in favor of preserving and
protecting the rights of man.
Dwight Foster being called upon, made neat
and appropriate address, urging Cancellation and
harmony, and expressing great satisfaction with
the tone of the remarks of the speakers who
had preceded him.
Mr. Pangborn's remarks were well-timed and
appropriate. He showed the importance of the
issues now pending between the people and the
administration, and urged the duty and necessity
of union of all honest men, ofwhateyer party, to
syG the Union from dissolution, and the country
from the horrors of anarchy and civil war
On the whole, the meeting was one of the most
hopeful and suspicious gatherings for the inter
ests OF the cause of Freedom, that was ever as
sembled in Worcester, and we only regret that
our limits will not enable us to give more full
report.
The following are the names of the delegates
nominated by the committees and ratified by the
meeting:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

Wholesale Manufacturer Of
LADIES', MISSES, & cHILDBEN'S BOOTS Il SHOES,
both se@ed and Pegged. Also, Mems and Boys
CONGRESS BOOTS.
Corner of Union Market Sreesa few steps East of the
Exchange Hotel, Worcester Mass.
anil nv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

IIs NO USE trying to people believe that dry goods
can be purchased as cheap elsewhere ss Bryant selling
them The ladies are well posted in regard such mat
ers hence the great rush of customers No. 1854 Main
Street.
All who wish to buy CHEAP should give a call at BRY
ANTS unriu4iied cheap store,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17

W. W. Rice, j. w Denny, Lee Sprague Geo.
Rice, Chas Thurber, Jos. P. Hale. S. A..
hnox, Moses Spooner, f. B. Stoddard VIM g.
Maynard, VIM. Dickinson, Walter Bipelow, Jr.
Ihos Earle, A. P. Ware, A. L. Rogers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-05-17
To the State Contention.

Henry Chaplin, Edward Earle. Dexter F. Par.
ker, A. l.. Burbank, Harrison Bliss. 2. X.
Pangbon, Ichabod Washburn, l P. Cheney,
Horace Chenery, Phi lip L. Moen, JOS d Dan.
iels Chas. w. Freeland, P. Emory Aldrich, b
f. Joslyn, Albert Tolman,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-24

III on Sam uel p. Nlklicr.


We take from the Times the following
communication, in reply to an attack upon
him by correspondent Of that paper:
EDITORS OF THg TIxEs In your issue Of
Saturday last there il an article addressed
TO me, closing with certain interropations.
signed Kentuckian."
do not recognise the right Of anu anony-
nous scribbler to call ON me to answer any
matter; but in this instance will answer
his questions directly.
LIST, Then. nerer did Oun human chat
tells in the shape Of women md children,
any where.
I'd. nerer did sell such chattels and nut
the money in my pocket, nor did ever sell
any slave to the highest bidder.
Sd. am not nos0 enjoying in any way the
proceeds OF the sale Of woman and child
rem whom sold into bondage.
Having answered the inteFrogations, also
wish to say that Shareholders are not the OBJ
jects Of my patriotic rage, or otherwise as
charged by kentnckian, nor have ever said
or mentioned anything Of the kind. Nearly
all the blood relations have living, and the
warmest personal friends, and the purest
men ! know upon earth, are Shareholders
and 1t il Impossible could have the feeling
imputed me. Besides, feel too much COM
passion for the Shareholder to indulge in any
rage against him.
Permit me to add further, that persons
who bring with them from their native lund
the true Kentucky spirit, Of which am proud
wherever | see it, do not insinuatc'
charges by asking questions but boldly
state what they know or believe; still less
% they, behind the mask Of nm anonymous
signature, seek to make impressions which
they dare not openly avow to be true. am
not therefore willing to believe that any true
son OF Kentucky wrote the article alluded to.
Yours respectfully,
s. r. MILLER.
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TO SBE GIVEN AWAYI
On E 7 HO U SAND LOTS
MAGNIFICENT FRENCH PORCELAIN.
PAPER MACHE TABLES,

AND
PLATED WARE.
'NHE public - respectfully informed that posi-
tive orders have b recei vcd To close the i'm
mense sto-k OF rich gonds NV ON exhibition in
MILLS AUCTION ROOM,
according to the foiosing unprecede ntsd liberal
plan, viz: Exery purchaser IL a
SPLENDID MOT rOCUPANDSAUCER
Will be entitled toa PRESENT
In order to determine what the article win be
wv cards have been enveioped. stating the nun
Der describing each lot Purchasers can at once Sc
iect card and the article called for will be deliy
cred Immediately.
HE 6ooDs FOR DISTRIBUTION range In yalue from
MY cents u 80, and imposed in part If the
ioilowing articles: Gold band decorated ard plain
breakfast and tea sets, of various patterns and iateft
styles large AMI beautiful selection of vas.s ~
elegant design and costly decorations Tete q Tete
SETS Coiogacs, Figures. Ink stands card cts
10Y tea sets Candle sticks, cups match safes
pun ooxes Splendid Sarfr Plated oasiors cut
rAper mache Tables, Flower vases, Toilet b,ttles.
Gard stands. cigar hoidsrs, together with u large
assortment of Faucy Goods.
The sale and Distribution II continue eycrv ,;sv
ana evening. until the entire rta&ion is closed
special attention Is invited to the above sale. Il
being, without doubt, the most liberal ever devised.
and most elegant and extensive stock ever offered il
the west.
The articles for sale in all eases u low ~ tbev
can b. bought elsewhere.
Juls22-dit MrIISArn
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y Of the votes cast. This election, there
fore, depends not on the number or sharac-
ter ct votes received, but upon the validity
OF the laws under which it was held. Suf.
hcient testimony was taken 70 show that the
voting Ct citizens Of Missouri Was practicsd
at this election, ~ 1t all former elections in
the Territory.
To be Continued.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-24

RICHARDSON ON CONGRESSIONAL MURpER.-
Our readers may remember that when the
House voted on the question whether OF not
It would investigate the circumstances Of the
murder Of an Irish waiter BY his Buchanecr
confederate, Herbert, Mr.. Richardson voted
against the Inv cstigation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-24
Please to Observe.
9S
Great Improvement in Spcctacles.
GROUND OF THE GENUINE PEBBLE.
l.. PALMEl & co..
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS.

from 'ne Improved spectacle Mandatory
and Optical Establishment in Hisnna.
NJ -. ~ fAm r, "n' l. now at the I.aclede House
~ calls the attention Of 'h public in general 10
nis splendid assortment Of G"ld, SILVER and Steel
mounted specsaclcs and will b. happy 10 sec those
xno on accoun. Of any natural defect Of sight, or
Decause Q. weak or sore eyes, need f,r them any ar
uncai AID or proe He adapts glasses 10 per.
sons from an expression Of The eye and not by the
od princpie OK the age Of the Individual and, BY
mat means they will suit all ags nm viii continue
aaanpfed T. the individual ~ AIS advances.
Ahese celebrated Specsacigs are constructed in ~
coruance with the PHILOSOPHERS If mar ure in the %
c1lisr FORM o. coacave ,cony x mirror, admirably
adapted ~ the organ If sight and can b. used by he
Ola anu the young to pursue the mos, minuic en-
Payment either by day canlle.isht with peri. q
ease and never cause that gddiness Of the lead or
unpleasant sensation to the eye tia, many expc-
rienee from using The common kind. but tend e.
strengthen and improve the sight.
L. PALMER,
Oculist and Optician.
Z. S.--Ths eye will be examined and glasses Of
the eye ~ -
July 2s-d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-24

Why is it that everybody Mt the South who
is interested in Slave property and in extend.
ing and strengthening the institution Of
Chattel Slayery,-why il it that Sheriff
Jones and Marshal Donaldson and Atchison
and Stringfellow,-why is it that the Border
Rufhans and the Missouri River Pirates IRE
your political confedcratcs, and the most ac-
tive ones you have? Is it for any good and
honorable and laudablc purpose
HENRY j. CAMPBELL denies that he was a
know-Nothing.
He made application to the Know Nothing
Council here and Was rejected. 1t was cur
rently reported that he subsequently obtain
ed admission to the Order in St. Louis. We
have no personal knowledge as to the latter
statement, but the former shows that Il
Campbell is not Know Nothing it is not
his fault, for he tried hard enough to be
one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-24

THE BLOOMFIELD UNIcN-A friend has
sent ~ the prospectus Of this paper, to
witch the name Of J. d. Bowen, Editor, is
attached. W. have not in long time seen
30 mich hi-falutin, ungrammatcal nonsense
crammsd togethcr in 40 short rpnce. II
one Of our common school boys could not
write better sense and better grammar, he
would be placed on the Ounce block for ut
least half day. J. b. Bowen promises TO
faFniAh the Democracy With : good coun-
~, agricultural, respectable, weekly paper
G1Ee 4 no doubt il will BE- scsakly. but, no
aeaN sa5sly vosch for it, being any.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-24

DEMOCRACY ON THE MiNlsrERs.--At the
meeting Of the Ebo.sh at the Market
House on Monday night, one Of the speakers
vociferonly denounced the preachers Of the
various denominations, and gave notice that
he had not yet got done with them. Wepre-
sumo, however, that they will still continue
to regard the employment Of all the engine
ry Of Government to extend and estab-
lish Slavery, with adherence that Piracy
upon the public waters still seems to them u
positive sin; that Robbery aud Murder in
Kansas, under the cover Of law or any ether
wise, they still feel compelled to regard as .
violation of the moral law. They have not
yet all conquered their prejudices" against
these high handed outrages and heaven defy
ing crimes; they cannot yet look upon Rapine
and Brigandism and Slavery Propagandsm
rs practices with no moral bearing, and con-
sistent with the law Of God, and we question
If the denunciations Of this Black Demo-
crat will effect any change in their senti-
mcntS,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-24

NOTICE.
NJ are making new and superior kind III
" FRUIT CAN. These Cans save much trouble
in putting up fruit and will do equally IA. ~ f.r
tomatoes or othr vegetables. The cnn nav 10
preserved for any number OF years ,hprrb saving
the expense Of new ones. They are ais, .heaper
than patent cans. Call and them.
CoMsToC 4 BROS.
July 14-dim Post copy lm
nor sALE-2bo acres on the Plank Road, all ~.
der fence with suitable out-huild. -. Terms
s' jyiy. aHpy to SMITH vAx ,,ckn.y.
k>oR sALE-i20 acres, all undar fence within Is
miles OF the city very low aud terms easy
jny24d SMITH vANslCKLEN.
kNoK @ALE--It xpptled for soon, ~ lots situated
IN the most pleasant part Of the city very low
ranging from $3.50 to 81 $50, each IN the usual
terms Apply to
k'oh sALE-2o acres adjoining Tue city nmtir.
north, on very reasonable terms. ArpFyto
lvzad SMITH yANSIukLEN.
k'Oh oALE--4 i've lots within u m,is
south Of the city, il applied FER soon. Terms
jya.d pp' = vAxsrcKLrs
E>Ok sALE--a business. lots. located in the entire
q BUSINESS. east Of 9TH Apply to
jy24-d SMITH vANaIcKLEN.
k>ok sALE--3 brick dwelling houses, near ii.
c,n,re OF Tue city: possessen given in 80 days
jy2sd SMITH / vANSICKLEN.
kNoR sALE--i60 acres near Iuarleston; So a.rcs
.undtr fence, with log cabins, stables, etc., on
crsdii of 8, 5, and years, after drst payment,
which will b. one-third cArh. Apply TO
- Jy!Ad hMlI Ill VANaICKLEN
ksoh SALE-ioU acrcs near New Boston, 10 acres
und fence, with log cann and stable. One
fourth cash, balance in 1. 2, 3. 4 years ARMY to
}yzad SMITH kANsTCklEN
.
M ACtEo VI Huber Land four inIl,r tr "a ia !.
~ city, Apply to
Jy24d SMITH 4 VANsIckLEN
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Notice - Contractors.
CEALED PROPOSALS will b. received A. tho N
~ ace Vt the City Engineer, until 5 o'clock y. M.
of Mohday, July rs, 1856, forthe Grading II fifth
Street. southwardly from Main
Also, Sixth St.. from johnson TO Des Moines;
Frat St., from johnson to Bank;
exchange St., from Fourth TO Tenth;
Bank ST., from Water to Second.
Bidders viii propose for caeh street separately
Proposals viii Dc received for payment in cash,
naniso nNity b,nds RAINING ~ years, with 8 per
sent. interest, payable semi -annually.
Also, a. the same time, for grading the alley
through block sixty -four.
SPecihcations can be seen at the Once az ia
City Engineer. L. HIITYTTINanN- 80
ksokuk, July Is, '56-dlOt Civ Errine..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-24

CO A call was issued in the township OF
Monterey, county Of Allegan, snd State Of
Michigan, last week, for . meetisg 10 form I
Fremont Club. The call was signed bv %
names. VI THESE, d voted for Pierce in
1852.
c. The Committee Of the House hare re-.
ported that Chapman Of Nsbraska IL NOT
ess;saad 70 his seat, and that Il belonss 10
=. ?. Beanss4 contestant.