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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-03-14

Autumn Stock!
Gard 10 the Ladies.

NOW ready for the season a large stock Of Ir III
~ ming Goods in Velvet-Plain and Shaded Col
and Black IF all widths Plush Shaded, Moss
Fri re, More Antique Natered Ribbons, Colors and
Width Galloon. ia great variety; Gmps, Braids &c;
some in bright cplors for chldren's dresses.
sept 10. d6W T.. ID. FOSTER.
L'RENCH CASHMERE lot more Of thos.
L supab French Cassimeres just received by
d. 0d&w P. ID. FOSTER.
ITNCUT vELyETS-Assorttd coiors, at less than
y cost % import-great bargains for miiliners.
d,ol0dAw Il. d. FOSTER
- KOCnA SIlAWLS-A few more long and single
ID Brocha Shawls for sale low to close of
declod,tw 7. d. POSTER.
DLAIDS.--Those beautiful Scotch and Tartan
1 Piaids every variety can b found a.
sep27dAw WOODWARD co.'s.
SIE5sRs. EDITORS Please Inform the Ladies
hroidores Collars from cents u 81 90; Maltese,
Black SILK Brussels and real thread Lacts Lace ac-
onctt and swiss Collars Corsets Ribbons, MORE An
tiqut and RlGt,Jl Trimmings, &C., DC
Ii. d. WOODWARD j co.
Aug Is. Is55.--daw
nREss TRIMMINGS.-Tho Ladies can be suited
II IN this line at
ser-7dAw WOODWARD co.'s.
XyT0oL DELAINES.-Eyery variety of plain and
w figured Wool DeLaines just received At
sep27d&u WOODWARD CO.'S.
DEADY MADE CLoTHING-Ev Everything in this
IL line can be had al the lowest figures at
sep27lpw WOODWARD & co.'s.
Fail styles.
NJ have just received our Fall styles OF Ladies
w Velvet, Cloth. aud silk 0loaks, Talma'A and
Nisettes; also of Broeha and Plaid Shawls
sep2gd4w WOoDW ARD CO.
DLAID Long sHAWLs - Just received per
l. american Express 100 of new and elegant
81 ylcs, which with previous stock makes
sortmont more full and complete than at any time
during the season 50 Main Street.
dcclod DURKEE & co.
nRESs GOODS Trimmings. &c. Black Silks in
- all widths very low. Plaid check and brocade
silks. Large and small Plaid Cashmers. Printed
Plain De LANES Black English Grape, Moss Velvet,
and for sale cheap. decl0d4w y. u. FOSTER.
NEW EMBRQIDERIES-Ver fine and medium
II French worked collars, sets Linen and Jaconei
collars and cuffs, fine Linen Cambria handkerchiefs
IN short fine stock of goods in the above line, just
received at 50 Main Street,
dec 10 DuRKEE co.
EFL0oK OIL CLOTHS - Another lot u feet in
L width, new aud splendid patterns just received
at s. Main Street, DURkEE i co.
dceind
/ GILES! SILKS We have received very re-
- GENTLY by express several Large Lots Of Dress
Saks, which We offering at unprecedented low
prices Also another lot Of splendid "More An
\ tques" in dress patterns. No. So Main Street.
{ docl0d DURkEE d co.
SEAMLtSS BAGS-Stark Mills-600 Just reeeiv-
- ed nj Sd Main Street puRkEE co.
leel0d
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TO the stockholders OF the EAeokuk.
VT. Pleasant 4 Nuscatine K. IL. Co.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in accordance with
Y the conditions ef the subscri ption for the isl
Division Of said road, the seventh nsta!ment of So
per cent Will be due and payable March 4th 1856 n,
the banking house Of Charles Parsons. Treasurer ke-
okuk, or to the undersg ned, General Agent
j. X. HoRNISH,
General Agent X. Mt. 7. 4 NJ. X. K. Co.
Feb. 6, lS56.--td ddw
LKeoknk Tinea AID Nj. plen. ant nh.e1 xnr cnnr
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IMPROVED AnsRoTYPEs.

rISHE bscriber 49,
!: :: :: ]:
and improved plan and
cemcnting them either with one or two glasses with
cement that not only beautifie. the picture, but
Dramatically seals it, not with the baI.am Of Fir,
which Will even dissolve in common spirits as the
old patent pictures done, but with a cement that
Will retain is brilianey for ages. Toa person who
has been hunbuged u the tune Of 500 with worth
ess patent, should think that such advice rs Mr.
p gives under the heal of Cutting Patent Ana
brotype-, would be very wholesome. Call al Sc Main
street If you wish 70 ct u good and true picture
Price Of Ambfotypes from 81 SO to $50
feb2d L. w TELL
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/ IANlNG Interested with the Messrs Scofelds
in the Gas Fitting Business, we would assure
the public that all orders given to them viii be cx.
tcuied in neat and workman-like manner and
fhat they rely upon the work done by them as
being Of the very best material
As II will be but short time before the gas will
be introduced, we would recommend to those desi-
rous Of lighting up AT the time Of the completion Of
The works, that they give immediate orders for pipe
fixtures. &c, otherwise many would be- DELAYED be.
youd that time, il would be Impossible to supply
oil applications upon short notice
July 3. lS55.-d G. DERRICK 4 co
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CAVE 4 SON.


n 000 BULLS new AMI autful Paper Hang
IU,UUU ing just received, suitable for parlors
halls, Chambers, Dining and Drawing Rooms
Paper hung IN tho most sup rior Orders
promptly executed. J. I. CAV l. d StJN.
Main ST., bet. 81 4 4tL octlo dem.
LNSfEhlsk GRANT, or the Lost Wife; one If the
Ia msst exquisite love stories ever published. For
gale by moves CAVE 4 SON
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TO TUE PUBLIC,

10 TIE PUBLIC.
IL ANlNG ged to establish an agency in this
L city FOR the sale Of building materials on
the opening of navigation, take plea in say
nv - all persons contemp plating the erection Of stores
dwellings, etc, that they then be supplied with
~ following articles at current rates:
white pine and poplar flooring, inch
leilaN zine. q superior article, II inch.
White pine, do, inch.
Al! matcne. aud faced ready FOR use.
Partition boards and ! inch.
Sxlo, 9yi2, l0Xi2, 1874 lGxl6 sash with tran
,pms, window and door frames If various s,zes four
ami AZ panel doors Of every style and size, store
aoWr. wlth shutters complete, etc., etc
Ihe Jh9vc articles are gotten up by experienced
worEuen. and made Of thoroughly sensouad mater
as therefore caAno fail 10 please purchasers and
consumers.
w have faci'ties forsiirping our wosk from the
ia' ror "a @'io, dnring NJ spring ana nuturn sea-
snus aal cnn il order f5r blinds bracket and nam
81 IA tk, ETC., 81 reasonable rms.
keferio Col :. H. Curti., and & Huston ESQ. of
keakuk. Patronage ucited.
iab29d'w GtTHRIES 4 BUCK lNGfAMs
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fIfHE tavorlte Authoress Of the south.
i new Novel b. the Author Of Alone"
The Hidden PATH novel b. Marion Harland.
Those who have read it pronounce is superior 10
ALONE II is more finished production. yet re
tanning all the pa hos and naturalness the former
For sale by CAVE j SON
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Gas Fixtures.

'I'liE undersigned are prepared TO receive orders
Tor fitting up stores Offices and dwelling houses,
with pipe and hxtures for gas--promptly executing
ne same, and guaranteeing all their work to be gas
light.
All persons DESTROYS Of using gas that have not
oeen called Upon, are requested to leave their ad
ress With Us, through the Post Office
Vrd1rs executed IN the succession in which they
are received. sC0FIELD BROTHER
july =
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mars! HATS. uarS!.l

=. SHELDON y now receiving another large
IL. stock Of Hats, Caps AMI Fars, Gloves, Mlts
AMI Gents Furnishing Goods, Of the latest winter
styl for 1850, all If which viii BIZ sold at smad
advance from Eastern prices, Now the time for
you to secure " those fin sof Frelrh feltz hats
much ia the east aud west. Cali and buy
yours If d nice, fashionable hat.
D.n't forge. the p.aca. a. G. SHELDON.
aeyl9 Main vi, corner Third.
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BIACKSMITHING


TILLIAM GRAHAM, on Third. between } ohm
w and Exchange Streets, at the Brick shop,
would inform the pub c that be Is prepared to do
all kinds Of BLAcKsAiTHIsG in a neat, durable, and
cheap manner.
HORSE SHOOTING.
Bring on your lame horses and have them shod
right. From his long and constant practice in this
branch Of the business he fatters himself that he
cannot be exceled by any in the country. lie
particularly solicits patronage in this line
H. also offers his services as Farrier in all Its
branches.
May 2s 1858. d&wly
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MOORE HOOPER have just received On Of the
" finest a3d best selected assortments % Perfu-
mery and taneg articles ever brought INTO this mar
ket. The LadIes especially invited 10 give as call
unyfT
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in Block 3 in Keokuk

GOOD assortment If supporters and rnsses, forrun
n sale hv =. HEIMSTREET. "
ianlGd Union Block.
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kLACKSMITHING.
w Ia n o. n q n

NLATKSMTI
BY G. w. La gdo on,
i ATE of Buffalo, n. Y. is prepared
IL 10 dc all kinds of light and heavy
su n work for Railroads. Boats, Locks,
Mills Engines, Homework, dc. Screws
cut to order from to It inches Having long ex
perience and ample materials respectfully sohcits
orders.
shop on Third between johnson and Exchange
streets, formerly occupied by W. Graham.
keokuk, Nov. q DIV
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there pictures, which are pronounced by all
judges of the art superior to the patent Ambro-
type should call the Sk Light Gallery and exam
inc specimens.
Also daguerreotypes taken in all styles and sizes
from Is each $40. Don forget the place, Sc
Nam street. b tween Sd and 4th. DIV
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GENtINg Bears or White stick Pomade. just
NJ received and fer sale cheap by
uovt7 MOORE 4 HOOPER
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PICTURES ON GLASS,

COMBINES call
~ ed, but far superi-
n TO Am brotypes, are
TAX en- at BUELL. s Da-
guerrean Gallery. All
who have not seen
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turt0stttes tor the LttlIc Eo.is.
h hhl thing that yon can think Of 10 tickle the
~ hears Of tho little folks can bc had of q Oher.
top, NJ the
OF 20. d SION or TIE BIG FIDDLE.
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INhODk OIL CLOTHS - Another lot / 2 feet in
l Width new aud splendid patterns just received
ut S. Main Street. DURkEE Il co.
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G.. w. Sanders,
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMSi

Main Street, bel. 3rd 4th Sls., KEOkUk, low
vTYHE undersigned has now IN his
Ware Rooms. and deaigns keep
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

AMUsING.-It is really amusing to read
the straw like flaws that the opposition pa
pers are trying to pick in the character of MIR.
Buchanan; but all how vain the effort His
whole life is but continual manifestation of
consistency and honesty of purpose, that even
his most bitter opponents can not successfully
gainsay, but are forced to admire, though they
may deem it a duty they owe to party to re-
hearse imaginary blemishes in some political
position he may have taken in the forty years
he has served the nation as most faithful
supporter of the constitution, and an unwea-
ried advocate of every measure calculated to
promote the prosperity of the country.
Never, perhaps, since the days of Wash
ington, has there been man presented for
the distinguished office of President, that has
so much to recommend him to the favorable
consideration of every true patriot as JAMES
BUCHANAN; and every effort to traduce his
character but bnghtens the gems of virtue
that shine so illustriously in every action Of
his past life. Should candidate for the
Presidency be presented to the consideration
of the American people $50 extremely criti-
cal in the examination of every act and mo-
tive of the entire life of such an one, who
should be blameless in the eyes of every one,
such man would be entitled, like Elijah, of
old, to ascend to Heaven in fiery chariot;
but then his mantle should not be left behind
for fear its material or fashion might be a
source of discord to fault finders. "Woe
unto you when all men shall speak well of
you'-Bible.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25
Grand Haven, June 8, SO.
Commissioners Notice.

7 N the matter of the estate of George Torrey,
l. deceased, we, the undersigned, having been APP
pointed Commissioners, by the Judge of Probate
of Ottawa County, to receive, examine and adjust
the claims and demands against the estate of
George Torrey, deceased, hereby give notice that
we will meet at the office of the County Treasurer,
in the village of Grand Haven, on the 9th day of
August next, and the 18th day of October next,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of each day, for the
purpose of examining and deciding upon claims
and demands against said estate, as six months
only, from the 9th day of June, inst, is allowed by
the warrant of commission. All persons there
fore, having claims against said estate hereby
requested to present them on one of said days, as
they will be thereafter forever debarred
S=ssS + fSE sss:5 co""''
June -, 1856. T247 VT
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

ABOLITION KNow-KNoTHING CoNvEN-
rIoN.-This Convention assembled in New
York on the 18th inst.--nominated Mr..
Banks for the Presidency-adjourned to
await the action of the Philadelphia Conven-
tion--and upon learning the result of that
Convention in the nomination of President
withdrew the name of Banks and adopted
that of JOHN G. FREMONT, thus forming an
effectual coalition with the black republicans
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

"LrBERALITY OF PHYsIoIANs.-It has al
ways been said that physicians would dispar-
age any remedy, however valuable, which
they did not originate themselves. This has
been disproven by their liberal course toward
DR.. ]. G. AYERS preparations. They have
adopted them into general use in their prac-
tice, which shows a willingness to countenance
articles that have intrinsic merits which de-
serve their attention This does the learned
profession great credit, and effectually contra
diets the prevalent erroneous notion that their
opposition to proprietary remedies is based in
their interest to discard them. We have al
ways had confidence in the honorable motives
of our medical men, and are glad to find it
sustained by the liberal welcome they accord
to such remedies as Ayers Cherry Pectoral
and Cathartic Pills, even though they are
not ordered in the books, but are made
known to the people through the newspa-
peS." New Orleans Delta.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25
[Chicago Journal, Goth inst,


JOHN G. FREMONT "A man utterly un-
known to the country except as an explorer
of a passage through the Rocky Mountains
to the Pacific, and as having disobeyed the
orders of his superior officer in California, for
which offence he was tried, convicted, and
sentenced to be expelled from the army. He
has not the slightest experience in civil life,
beyond having held a seat in the United
States Senate for year or two, when so I'M
profitable were his services regarded by his
constituents that he was not reelected. He
made no mark in the Senate. The New
York Commercial ADVERTISER, a wing jour
nal, doubtless speaks justly of him: it
"Col. Fremont, u.s. doubtless what a friend
describes him to be: "A bright enterpris-
ing young man, and has explored the Rocky
Mountains handsomely. But he is positive
ly without antecedents as a statesman. His
past career gives no evidence of his opinions
on any political question. The idea that
the people of the United States will place
such gentleman, bright, interesting young
man though he be, in the Executive chair of
this great republic, is simply absurd"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

Eg- HARPER fop July is on our table,
:" The Hasty Pudding" in three cantos, by
JOEL BARLOW, is rich and fairly makes ones
mouth water, and he involuntarily signs fol
the luxury. "Negroland and the Negroes y
is instructive and amusing, finely illustrated
with engravings. The "Great Seal of the
United States" next greets attention.; il
should be read by every one. In short, the
whole subject matter is one vast combination
of the pleasing and useful
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

The CRops.--We had occasion during the
latter part of last week to visit several places
along the river, between this place and the
Rapids, and find the crops generally looking
remarkably well-wheat and grass in partic-
ular; corn is somewhat backward, but still
vigorous and healthy. The season now prom
ises to be unusually productive and grains Of
all kinds abundant. .Ia ,.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25
FOURTH OF July ExoURsIoN.-The

FOURTH OF July ExcURsIoN.-The eter-
prising owners of the propeller Ottoaca,
Messrs. FERRY d Sons, very generously pro-
pose to give the citizens of Grand Haven and
vicinity free ride, to Muskegon, on the 4th
of July, leaving Grand Haven at l. o'clock,
A. M, giving ample opportunity TO see the
"lions" of that place, and return in time to
witness the splendid fireworks to be exhibit
ed on Union Square" near the Washing
ington House, and listen to remarks suited
TO the occasion from H. PENNoYER, Esq. A
band of music will be in attendance. '+
To effect this arrangement, the Oha~a
will leave for Chicago on Wednesday evening,
instead of Thursday evening
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

@- We are greatly indebted to Mr.. LEG
CAT, of the propeller OttaOa, and T. w
WHITE, Esq, for the latest Chicago papers
Wonder if the main reason why the Ohd-
aOa is SO extremely popular with the travelling
community, this season, is not mainly attrib-
utable to her efficient Captain and gentle
manly and obliging Clerk
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

light The Times of the 4th says, from fur
ther information received, war was becoming
more imminent, while the News regards such
an event as impossible.
The america arrived on the 18th inst, at
New York. No later news of Importance.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

The local news from the Isthmus is not
of much Importance. Information had been
received at Panama that Judge Bowlinc, U.
S. Minister at Bogota, was suffering from Sc
we're illness, which would probably prevent his
visiting Panama, as instructed, to investigate
with Mr.. Corwine, the circumstances of the
massacre of the 18th of April. y.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGo.-The Arago
arrived at New York, from Southampton and
Havre, on the 18th inst. Mr.. Fillmore was
passenger on board the Ardgo to Cowes, and
would take passage at Liverpool, on the At
lantic, June 18th. .I
The excitement in England in relation to
the American question is increasing. The
Times says: "The recognition of Walker
is not necessary to be followed by war, though
it imbittes the dispute" The English gov
eminent will act with forbearance though
Champion has been dismissed, and assume a
temporizing policy till after the Presidential
election. al 40
The Times says that the dismissal of Mr..
Dallas must also follow that of Mr.. Cramp-
ton. The last intelligence from the United
States caused iatness in the money market.
The Daily Neos reiterates the hopes of the
Times on the preservation Of peace, and con-
siders that if war should take place it void
only be looked on as civil one, The other
morning journals view matters in the same
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

New CARS AND LOCOMOTIVES So Two mag
nifcent locomotives, the Oakland" and
" Gencsee," were placed on the Detroit and
Milwaukee road day or two since. They
are from the Boston Locomotive works.
Three or four beautiful passenger cars, man
ufactured in Detroit, were also placed on the
road, and the company have contracted for
the building of more of the same model.
Grand Rapids Daily Enquirer.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

CoNGREss.-The Conventions have attract
ed away so many members that it has been
difficult to obtain quorum in either branch
of our national Legislature, and consequently
no business of Importance has been transact
ed within the past week.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

re- The following is a statement of the
Primary School Fund, apportioned to the
several townships in this county, for the cur
rent year, being at the rate of fifty tire cents
per scholar. Also the amount of fine money
as apportioned by the County Treasurer:
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Ottawa, SIS -
At a session of the Probate Court for the county
of Ottawa, holden AZ the probate Office in the
village of Grand Haven, on Monday, the ninth
day of June, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and fftysix Present. William Hath
away Jr., Judge of Probate In the matter of
the estate of Jabez Barber, late of the city of
A.. Chicago, State of Illinois, deceased yu
.nN reading copy of the will of said deceased,
~ and the probate thereof, duly authenticated
presented by John II. Newcomb and praying that
the said will be allowed in this State. Thereupon
it is ordered, that Monday, the seventh day of Ju-
ly next. at three o'clock in the afternoon be as
signed for the hearing of said petition, and ALI
other persons interested in said estate required
to appear OF a session of said court then to be
holden at the probate office in the village of Grand
Haven, and show cause, if any there be, why the
allowance of said will should not be granted; And
1t is further ordered that said petitioner, John H.
Newcomb, give notice to the persons interested in,
said estate, of the tendency of said petition, and
the hearing thereof by causing copy of this or
der to be published in the Grand River Times, n
newspaper printed and circulating in said county
of Ottawa, three successive weeks previous to said
day of hearing G247 wi
WILLIAM HATHAWAY, Jr., Judge of Probate.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

E9g- A box has been received at the Of
flee of the American Express Company, in
New York city, which contains portion
(perhaps ally of the relics of the unfortunate
expedition of Sir John Franklin. 1t was re-
ceived from the Hudson's Bay House, Lachine,
to be forwarded to the Hudson's Bay House
in London
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

j. j. STRANe, THE MoRMoN.-On Monday
evening last, as J. j. Strang of Beaver Islands,
was returning from an interview with the
officers of the U. S. steamer Michigan, he
was shot by two men just as he touched land.
Three of the balls took effect, two in the
head and one in the hip. Strang's life was
despaired of. The men were both Mormons,
and Immediately after the deed, delivered
themselves to the commander of the steamer
Michigan, and put in irons.
- IChinano Journal Doth inst
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

Ey- The Grand Rapids Daily Enquirer
states that LUoIUs PATTERSON, Esq, is ex
pected to deliver the Grafton of the "4th" il
that city. 1t will be worth the hearing.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1856-06-25

MIRACLES IN KANsAs.-The fusion press
talk sneeringly about what they term the
I" miraculous restoration to life" of Sheriff
JONES, of Kansas. They omit to include, in
their list of miraculous "signs" in that region,
the miraculous" Temperance Of the Getty
of Lawrence" that was totally destroyed
by the border ruffians," and the miraculous
restoration to existence of DR.. Root, and Mr.
Mitchell, of New Haven, who were killed by
telegraph, but who came to life the next day
after the New Haven election. There are
more d miracles" in Kansas than the black re-
publican papers seem to have heard Of
.,,,-.r - -.l.- Detroit Free Press.