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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-12

New Beeks ~ Ogaen's.
1IAWATaA.
Ii Good lime Coming.
Kit Bans Adventures
The Three Marriages.
Liberty and Slavery.
AcCauiey's England, vols.
The Home Garner.
Sloan . Carpenter New Guide.
Simms--Border Beages.
.r~. PartisAn.
Guy Rivers.
Forayers.
g Woodcraft.
Charemout.
City Book Store, No. 50 Main St.
KOKUk INSURANCE AGENCY,
OFFICE corner Of Main and Second Streets, up
~ stairs.
CAPITAL:
Commercial Insurance Company, 800 000
Etna Insurance Company, $500, 900.
Star Insurance Company, $i50, 900.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, $30e, 900. 2
Eina Life Insurance Company, $I50,00O.
Policies issued on dwellings, stores and merehsn-
disc n city and country. Marine and Life Insur-
Ance Infected reasonable terms.
apr4dm W. W. BELKNAP, Agent.
Curiostties for the Little Felix's.
LIVERY thing that you think Of TO tickle the
II hearts Of the little folks be had Of G. Ober
ct 20. SIGN OF THE BUG FIDDLE.
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Real EATATE ron AAIE.

r OTIS 10 and II, Block 1862, on Franklin street
IL East half Of 10 in Bloex les on Nam street.
Part Of Lots ii and IL, Block ls6, on Johnson
street.
Lot 6, Block l67 on Concert street.
Other lots in different parts Of the city. Also,
improved and unimproved land in Lee County.
W. W. BELkNAp,
mch7d Office corner Main and Second SITS.
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CT Next week trains will run across the
railroad bridge at Rock Island. Time be-
tween Chicago and Iowa City, ten and half
hours.
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PAGES PATENT
Portable Circular Saw mills.
FOR STEAM AND HORSE POWER

Portable Circular Saw Mills,
FOR STEAM AND HORSE POWER.
FINHE most useful and necessary machinery in OPP
4 GRAFTON, IL simple in construction and easily
kept in order. and can be moved on a wagon read
lily AS sthreshing machine, and put in operation at
. small expense. 1t will saw from to two
thousand feet of lumber day, with one team of
six horses, as an average business, and in better
style than other mills now in II is equally
we'll adapted to
Steam, Water, or Horse Pouer.
The undersigned, agents for the patentee, would
respectfully announce to the public that they
prepared to furnish Mills, with or without horse
power, Of superior quality and workmanship, with
the right TO use the alne, up,n the most favorable
terms, at their man ufactory,
202 Second Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
We also have the right for he manufacture Of
CHILDo' PATENT DOUBLE SAW MILLS.
The successful practical operation of these Mills
through he country has been the means Of estab-
hshing their crest reputation--and with improve
ments in construction, and increased fscilties in
manufacturing, we offer them to the public with
full confidence of their advantages.
All orders addressed to US will be promptly
cutcd and any information in regard to Mills cheer
fully given. kINGsLANDS FERGUSON,
No. 202 Second Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
mchSl-dlot
Gillmores medicines give entire satisfaction
wherever used. Read the following letter:
STRING PRAIRIE, March eth, 1856
DEAR Sir IL feel myself under the greatest OBJ
legation to inform the public what your medicines
are doing in and about String Prairie. I have ad-
ministered to both man and beast, and il has had
the desired effect. Your Cholera and Darrhea Mix
ture is the best ! have used; your Turkish
Liniment is more than its recommendation in your
circular have used ii with great success in ev-
cry case must mention one. l left your house
on Tuesday the 18th Of the present month, on my
way home. After night / was called in haste u
see child Of Mrs. Newell they had waited two
days for my return and would have no one else. Ii
Of the m ost cases Of Erysipelas.
had but little hopes of its recovery. With
reluctance administered; used the Turkish Lin
iment inwardly and outwardly as free as my judg
ment dictated. After strangling for two days ans
two nights, TO the establishment Of many, the chile
was better. 1t is now the fifth day and the child il
abou. its play. h. u. MATTHEWS.
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NOTICE TO TAN PAYERS.


DR. A. &. THOM co.,
NTH0LEsADE DRUGGISTS, Second street, be-
w tween johnson and Main, keokak, Wholesale
agents for
Wolfe's Aromatic Schedam Schnspps.
Rhodes Fever and que Cure.
Deshler i Fever and Agae pills
ALI the popular patent Medicines.
Agents for Jones, White McCurdy's celebrated
Porcelain Teeth, Gold Foil, Platinum, Continuous
Gumwork. and dental material generally
Wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medicines Chemi-
calls, Dyestufs, Window Glass, White Lead, Oils,
Spirit Gas Turptntine dc, &c.
Also. hne imported Habsna Segarx, and genuine
Virginia Chewing Tobacco.
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aprlo d3u!
Spring nj nd y u m meF Of 1856.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.

Spring and sum mer Of 1856.
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
J. H.. HUTCHINSON. JAS. DEWEY
HUTCHINSON DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAIL0RS,
THIRD street, between Main and Johnson, Keo
lux. Iowa, have just reviewed at their FashionAbl.
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, a choice
md excellent supply Of Broadcloths, Cassimeres
sVestings and Gentlemen i Furnishing Goods, of al
descriptions, and guarantee that their work shall b
done in the most approved snd Satisfactory manner
They are constantly receiving the New York ane
Philadelphia fashions, and respectfully solicit 81
Who desire good work and the best material 70 Civ,
them = CALI Agents for
Francis Mahan's System Of Garment
Cutting.
Also, Reports Of Fashions.
nprl0-diy HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
MEssRs. EDIroRs Permit me to say to the pub
lie that am now in receipt of general assortment
Of Boots, Shoes and Brogans, comprising all va
rieties, and am prepared to give such bargains .!
will compel the trade to say that reap bat little
advantage from the recent advance on goods; and
- it is already understood that ut the Third Stree,
Boot and Shoe Store the best bargains are be had
will only say to the trade call and see me befor,
purchasing elsewhere. WI. THOMPSON.
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WAGONS WAGONS! WAGONN!!
DLOW AND WAGON FACTORY corner III

and Main Streets, keokuk, Iowa. Having
purchased the before named establishment and
made large additions to it, we are now manufac-
turing of the best OHIO TIMBER including the steam
benz eiios tho other timber for wheels being used
IN this esta biishment,) WAGONS OF EVERY VA
RIETY HACKS, PEDDlING WAGONS, CARTS,
WHEEL-BARROWS CULTINAT0kS, A n ID
PL0WS, in style and workmanship equal to any in
he Western States. As meme but the best
material, and employ but the best mechanics,
W. feel conidt MT of being Bile 10 obyiate the
cessity. to those who will give US call. Of send
ing either TO Chicago or Cincinnati for any article
IN line.
n. B.-A good stock Of Flows and Wagons con-
stantly ON hand TO supply purchasers at the short
est notice. Those wishing to purchase
tine and money by calling at the corner Of 18th
and Main streets. FREEMAN KNOWLES.
nffrl -aawix
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THE BIG ROOT

we wish to make room for cur new stock, to ar
~ rive the first boat, will dispose Of the
mander of the stockboughi from Mr.. Duke at and
below cost
We will be glad to see oil who wish bargains in
Boots and Shoes. I. ILLICIT co.
mch22d
nX, coil, binding, trace, halter. dog, and Jack
~ chains st CADY. JONES PEckS.
jan5d
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l. H0ws, "a. LOCKWOOD, \. pELr.
HOWE, LOCK WOOD l. CO.,

L. aows, "a. LOCKWOOD, O. \. rELr
HOWE, LOCK WOOD Il CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
auction and Commission Merchants, ana
Real Estate Agents,
Second ST., next doer TO the Athenmum, keokuk,
DARTICULAR attention will be paid TO buy ny
and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any other business that may
be entrusted to us.
We have convenient rooms. and will attend to
storing and forwarding goods and produce Of all
4 nds
Liberal cash advances made on goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have large and well selected stock Of Gold
and Silver watches Gold Jewelry and notions, which
We offer Mt wholesale and retail, Ne low be
fOundin the country.
Merchants and peddlers will be supplied at ex-
.remely low prices for cash.
O GOOD business lots on Fourth ST.. between Maui
q and johnson, for sale by H. l.. CO.
Al FEET front by so feet deep on Fourth Street,
~ between johnson and Exchange, for sale by
IL. L. co.
RoNDs for land in Hardin county for sale by
A HANDSOME brick house, situated on Chatham
IA Square, lot IS feet front by lao deep, and win
be sold at bargain by ii. l.. 60.
A LARGE brick house on Second Street, lot SO
"A feet front by rs feet deep, for sale by
H. Ia a w.
q LOTS 65 feet front by IS feet deep, with fine
81 frame house with five rooms, good cellar, and
situated in good location In the town Of Farming
ton, which viii be sold at great bargain by
H. L. co.
4 GOOD Farm, situated about six miles from
IA keokuk, on the St. Frsncisyille road, contains
lao acres 80 acres we'll fenced and so acres under
cultivation, is divided into timber and tliage land,
has q comfortable dwelling, good orchard, good
stock and drinking water, will be sold at bargain
by H. r co.
T OF 5, in block 1879, for sale by
IL l.. 90.
q LOTS in Rees addition, for sale by
y H. 4 co.
A SECOND hand piana Forte for sale BY
"A II. L. & GO.
M u SICAL!
zsz
- {
fI,lE public respectfully invited csi a. the
i NEW MUSIC ROOM Of the subscriber, and
anime the most splendidstock of
PIANOS, MELODEQNS,
GUITARS, FLUTES, vIOLINS.
STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC, INSTRUCTION BOOKS
Be-, ever offered in Iowa.
All instruments sold are warranted at Eastern
prices.
Rooms in ogden's new Building, No. 81, Main st.
near second. o. c. ISBELL,
novl2dw Teacher If Music.
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CT Putnam for April is capital number
Of this chief Of American Periodicals. The
articles are able, original and independent,
and the stories and miscellany are spirited
and life-like.
For sale by K. b. Ogden.
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WILLING TO "LEr THE USIoN SLrDE''--
1t will be seen by referring to the Congress
sional proceedings Of the 9th, which will be
found in our paper to-day, that Mr.. Shorter,
of Alabama, says that Republican triumph
10 equivalent to dissolution Of the Union
Probably his entire platform is Identical with
Clagett's, viz Elf the Republican party tri-
umphs, the South will secedc and ought to
secede." There now stand on
CLAGErr's DisuSIos PLATFORM,
Clagett,
Ed. Times,
Shorter.
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LNIGITf feet front on 4th street, by TOO deep,
Ia between Main and johnson streets, opposite
the market. One third cash, balance in one and
two years with ten per cent. interest.
apr2 dim BRUCE X DANIELS
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
WILL sell the Southwest of Section 10. Town
i ship IS, Range 5, within three miles of keokuk
on the Plank Road, 100 acres in cultivation, the
following terms One third cash, and the remain
der ten years credit, by paying ten pr cent in
terest annually. SAM'L i MILLER.
keokuk April 8, 1S56-dtf
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. ONO r &C X AGE OF NE "
O.UUU GOODS.
Davis, Moody & Co.,
Wholesale dealers in
Dry Goods.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS,

II boefH "ATEH sIKkEII
Between Michigan and Wabash Ayenues,)
Being q Branch of the House of
s. C. DAVIS CO.,
OF St. Louis, whose experience for the past twenty
Ave years together with ample means, give us ia
clites in the purchase of goods rarely equailed and
second to none other.
We would assure all purchasers that Ware
house 10 unusually extensive, which enables to
of.r rs large and complete assortment in each Of
the lines Of goods above named, ~ be found in
this market; and that our goods entirely new,
bought in the best markets, and we will guarantee
entire satisfaction in prices apd terms, 10 all who
may faver us with their patronage.
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Hardware and Cutlery.
KAGI TUk M

FALL TRADE.
- W. III. TUCKER, Importers and Wholesale
-. dealers in receipt Of much the largest stock
which they have yet displayed TO the
chants Of Iowa, Missouri and Illinois to which they
ask attention and guaranty to be at St. Louis prices
Sept. Z, is55.-ddw
A MES sH0NELs.--A large stock Ito arrivc) for
n sale low by 5. W. II. TUCKER
VIZ ASKING MACHINES The celebrated Float
w ing knuckels Washing Machine, for sale by
). w. Il IL. TUCKER.
CHoT GUNS,--A lot Of double barrelied shot guns;
~ some fine, for sale low by
Sw. Al. TUCKER.
(NIRCULAR sAWS--Ali sizes Of the ST. Louis
~ Circular Saws, warranted by
5. W. II. TUCKER.
MANDRELS, for Circular Saws. for sale by
vi 5. W. q II. TUCKER.
GHOYELs AID TONGs.-The different qualities
- Of Iron, Brass and Steel. for sale by
S. w. II. TUCKER.
DICKS AND MATToCks.--A supply of German
/ steel and cast steel pointed picks and Mattocks
also, stone picks and sledges, for sale by
$ ". ii. TUCKER.
GRAIN SCOOPS Iron and steel For sale low
~ by s. W. d ii. TUCKER.
4 XEst AXES Hunts Collins simmons Lip
A pincott's, Whites and Wilson's axes. q large
stock for sale low by S. W. d Ii. TUCKER.
DLATF0RM Scales, from 70Ofbs and upwards, Of
L Fairbanks pattern, with and without levers, for
sale by S. w. 4 ii. TUCKER.
rAnx unNEN
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y EFERRTNG to the above announcements, the
subscribers beg leave to say that they are now
receiving and will continue to receive by the usual
channels throughout the season, full assortment
Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyestufs, Win
dow Glass, Glass Ware, Brushes, Perfumery, surgi-
cal instruments, dc 5c., particulars of which will
be given ia future advertisements.
WILKINSON MARSHALL,
Successors of H. Ii. Ayres, cor. Main and Sd SITS.
IA x~9f
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Notice Of C..P.r,ner.hip.

Notice of Co.Partn rship.
TIVE under igned have this day formed co-pari-
nerhip rs Wholesale and Retail Druggists, I'M
der the me and firm Of Wilkinson Il Marshall,
and will conduct business at the store lately uccu-
pied by Mr.. Horace H. Ayres, corner of Main and
Third streets, h eokuk.
ANDREW J. WILKINSON,
RICHARD MARSHALL.
keokuk, Iowa, Feb. 4th, 1856.
Notice.
7 HAVE this day sold TO Messrs. Wilkinson
l. Marshall, my stock OF goods and interest in the
store corner of Main and Third streets desire TO
my sincere thanks to those of my friends who
have favored me with their patronage, and would
respectfully ask 8 continuance Of the same TO these
gentlemen who have become my SUCCESSORS.
IL III. AYRES.
Keokuk, Iowa, February 4th, 1855.
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The subscribers, proprie-
tors Of the Empire Stove
Works, ST. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established a branch
Of their house in K eoknk,
where they viii keep con
stantly on hand a large
and well-assorted stock
Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

Hm e. o. VITO in MS paper Of no 22d thss be hes
"a sodsy naneer q paying sOpscrbers" shas poiane
y ocnsla1es political prophecy
The sign, o. times "a point cut fremont ~ me
winner The ftaxss. vs. b. sGere nov lssle dooos
douot Gao there be c0a0 on this po'oa In soch
juncsrs sho dAles IL saAsts- asi 10 VAC doaoi1
IS damned"
A c.yulp AND vxRY ISTEL1sKsT LBrm-rhe 81 Lcls
Dsora! o. the 22d ust Fsuchaaan aper endorses
letter nom den. o. above. We extract from
Tho foio ing passages. After asty ssns The great
nst4ral ana Local advantages possessed py xsolY he
says
why does the stream Of immigration, which g con
slaniy sweeping Westward, BY q fatality never to be
tuciently depored FOR the part contribute 10 gge
the wealth and political consequen Of States possessing
not one ball your sdvantageG May suggest that 10
10 ~ Eaaaar carss, u
grestntss know IL % said that slaves are but ,ew 70
that state. sad never can be numerors BE tnis As Il
may The Institution Is there and Just 10 proportion 70 IL
influence education, popular intelligence and produc
tive Industry tvsed and ohghted To the people OF the
IN wiling to put Them n eopsrdy Al he presen time,
more thar ever before, Missouri 70 shuuned by immi-
grt nts seeking home - the wsss And - ms asy mar
.hor hireluS bandr. freedom has been crushed n Kan
Tcr the exercise O. tao cons trnonal rights Of free
Seen subjected 70 mob Violence "a It's most afro
cious FORMS, even within Missouri The Missouri
river, q great national highway mas esen BLOCK
nmer aave been .nsui.ed, robbed and driven back
or other than their love Of our free institutions
ne called kans-s laws traudulerty and foycby
enacted by Essorriane anu would DO Disgrace 70 any
naton people under heaven These astounding facts
ars sam.ay 80 household words 10 the free laborng
man. who NEEDED 10 mako Missouri an equal among
her esefn listers am aware said That the mass
81 your citizens regard these ouraees viii the same de-
es.aton tha. ne hope for hGnian.syg saAe hat
ihpsso, BIZ have no evidence Of the fact IL, how
ever such the popular feeling how does your executive
regard t hngs We have 10 proof tuas ne las made
ony effort 10 rase .ho blockade Of the river or bring TO
1siice any Of The pcrpeators 81 these Awess dees.
Per augh hGt sppeared he has been little else than
rues specstor u the scene y IL Understood abroad
that .hese 9Uaags have been sanctioned by the people
II Missouri or sag the eett, not opposed Then il Is
not because Immigrants 70 the West know too Este or
your Sais but they know too much that they
prefer 10 seek residence eisew Eere. hero wero
thorough outpourlng Of yor- slaves tsere would soon
be & 'penteols snpou.ing" o. free ,soorer.
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DEyTprcTIvs FIRE IN HOcHEsTm-FrrvAcE
nrsaEo1pD--Ioss t20op-Abovt one O'Clock YESTERDAY
mon nr me well hDorni buildings OF Duseibeiss
4 scbrolcr stuatet Budaio street ~ the Genescc
Valley Canal, totally destroyed BY IRE. toSether
with Of the contents The mald building lad salts
of stone, covered by large roof In Gont aud rear n
ths were smaller buildings Of wood On the west eide az
The stone bunns uss The engine room and II was there
given and before the Hrem could arrive al the OF
cffaxrrtion too late 10 save the furnace sn.s
brek buildps, uscd a. pattern shop, Is the only one
sandpg on the furnace premises The site Of The other
building, IL covered With bare ais, ard suewed vh
ra,fpRs In endless quantities. This sad calamity
tho eulerpriespg propristcrs who DOING large on
tres and had hopes of dong stu more Their loss
s,inated In round numbers al $40 e00 Of vhh 8 600
ues In patterns They have go INSURANCE "a s. 500 ID
,crr Esstsrn companies, al good.--Rochs<r tras
fet. az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

Hook AND LADDER RACE IN NEW 0ELrsSs-
The recent between the American and Pelican HOOK
ami Iadttr Com pAnes. which the Americans horse,
Cuihbtr oustrl ped the pelcans horse, fcto Was NOD
corsiiered decisive by The Pelican boys. The cone.
qnenco iha, they challenged the American boys FOR
another race the challenge accepted and Cuthber
and Tc,e pot trim for another encounter The race
arranged on Sporting prncples; the companies bet
ting any collars aide, aud eectng umprcs The race
trars agreed upon Magazine street. from Canal stres
70 Washington avenue Distance Of tro and half miles
and the time twelve O'Clock Saturday mis- ht-vgghts 70
be IL Accordingly, on saturday nilhl, alter
the Fillmore Rangers bad dspeved and the roon looked
Gown on the qlet and deserted srces the two conra
nes mt Canal street. eager for the ray. 1ns greatest
exci mcpt prevsilsd. Ito Americans being snre that
What Cuthbr had done once he could 90 again. and the
Pelcsns oeing iust ;bsi Pete would Cuth
bert a. Lexington DID Lecomte. The American truck
wsisbed 2eo5 pounds and tue rider 40 the Pelican
truck lighter the rider heavier but the weight
was made 70 tally with that a The American, oy rhr
on some extra artcles Trecisely n twelve ociock
ev. ~ thing berg IN rtsdness the word was gwen and
away they Numbered. Crthbert took the leei at the
lump and kep ~ to P1ydrs street pete havus By de
grees got bis ambition aroused, came up with h.s rival
and all the way 10 Race street was neck aud NJ x
contest Of the most ing character Al that pant Pele
sot s more excited he took the letd, cont naed 70 gam
gropnd Op,ned gap ard arrived at Washington aveaae
a iul square abeai OF Cuthberi, The time o. the race
ing about eight MN uce This certainly good mo
Tor = run ~ two miles aud q half each horse With q
ght Of 5o ponds, and illustrates the eylrsrinary
pu rg power VI those noble animals. ITO rsca, ss a
matter OF course, Intensely exciting 20 all who vi,
not little Both horses AS hue as sis' yester
day, and apparently ready for ano her test whenever
,Ger enthusastc baskers might order h-Acw CfssnS
CF0OW, ~ 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02
Our Nebraska Correspondence.

0sssa err Y % ooi. ,. 1868.
sgGyg,no Hexs from ne Plai- me 81 las o,a CAs,,ns
Indians IN ne Fild BatbA Secretary Of 01h
k,led ana Fra.. De .royed-A California graG,
ana rao Men Pro,asy Ka!s4- U1css SANS gro,,s n
Re3aes-WreA Of R.er Sec7sy- E7oaao4. Nsvg, a.
A man Of tho nine OF Christina KsFfer, ,ornery 81
Wow York city, is abe Pwace village gons twea-
" ave- miles 70 INC westward Of this place. whitaker liz ~
siyed on The 4tn inst, from California saa vita his pey
son. since my ast letter to the Rxettp !. boon my
priyege 10 "hold talk He u o. the survivors q
return California train attacked % parry q Shan
Indians, late Last month, drrug the night time ghst 70
camp. Two Of tne. party-cons stag Of o9Yan-wese
dangerously wounded during toe short engagement ard
all their heses and ouch clothing aud money Aey had
about their persons taken. GA the following morn
ing two Of the party remained behnd % convey, beet
they could, their suffering companions 10 Fort Searney
ADicb they bad passed some wett7 Ave or thirty miles
psck the remaining eight startnY foot for frontier
settlement and compt ey worn out Nth tats reached
inc fsWnee village on the 4th inst
he brings news. not only Of the confirmation ~ Inc
,ort Oh inc attack ana Almost otsl s0cFe 81 train
bound for Sa Lake. 10 charge OF Col B,bb Secretary
Of Utah but later Of the massacre Of the nexl rsn is
~nch Col D. himself travelled ard Of the murder Of
cannot believe that our administration row ssor, re-
firing from the scene OF political nc,ot will parnf these
slian and Cheyenne Indians pass onrer unpuniahed
Troops should be ordered thherwaya a. once 10 sann
later severe lesson TO these blooothrsty HONDA
This return California train ie an,o city on the
ON OF Jufy reached salt lake Cfy the LIST August
soit Laramie on the lst OF september. and Fors Rssrrey
the 23d o. the month Mr. KspoAsr IL y ia /.
bad dion TO travel bur as soon wiD
start for his home in New York. lie Is native 81 Gev-
many.
Tho approaching election attrscug general attention
throughout the Territory Inc frat r1sgday
OF next month, and candidates BY a;ndreds Ne now i.
the .ald
Property Of every kind s advancing In yslps al owe,
tie Territory, and the prospects, CT tho ssms are 10
houIhhpg conditop. Tho steamer EeDcG uppar Mn
.ouf river packet was wrecked shoot thirty cs below
here, short time since, on her downward trip TotJ
0es Much complaint unde' stand eyis4s against soy.
Lzard In hts Apo tonne nj OF the cerr.tory.
The land OF Nebrasks, am informed iron q re.kbs
source, Will PROBABLY be open for proving pre- enpon
this ia and Tor public entry early In the spsng SDd
companies In New York and elsewbore who de-
sire selections and entries IN good bocal,os by
land warrants or money, can address John W. fason,
business pertaining to lands puicha sing ioss oar
thriving towns. The neah Of tine rsrory generally
good and cropa look vel