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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-08-09

daAsD CoNcEar.-Ole Bull, with /" little
Patti" the charming vocalist, and other a.
sociates, will give concert in this city on
Tuesday evening next. We suppose th,
reputation Of the great violiais. alone woul.
be snoagh 10 Gil the house.
WaAr An OLD WsIo SAYs.-The Ee~.
buryport Herald has the following l.t,le,
from /" An Old Whig," which We commrn,.
10 the attention OF our readers:
Mxssas. EDrroas viii you permit = ~ old
wing, who has been reader Of your pspe,
Tor more than 80 years, to say . lev word.
20 nls brother Wings, in the present import.
ant crisisY The time Was whom the princi.
pies which governed Feicralists and ReDnL.
j JAMS, Wings aud Democratic, we're we'll de-.
aneS but now, IN the present confession OF
interests and disruption Of parties. / am
sosnewhss pushed TO know where | aln, ana
to what party belong, - the old lsadmarks
are removed, and the old party lines ~,
conplstciy obliterated. l often Ask mvsclf
the same qaestion ~ Mr.. Webster did som,.
- or ~ years ago in fancuil Hall. /" where
shall SO" At hrst the question appears
little perplsxing, bul, ON sxaminss;on' i 40.
pears very clear whore cannot 70. cas-
not 90 Tor Buchanan. Before [ oould vo,.
Tor him, must repudiats nearly ali nv for
mof principles, and undergo . poLticsi re-
generation. lie endorses the Cinc,ana.,
Ptsuo'u no inherits the mantle VI Pierce.
ana ssneuons AL the Aboninations Of Atchi-
son. DucnaaAn, - Northern man. NAV
nave some misgivinKs, but Who does no,
NOV 'ns powsr OF party attractions. He il
10 pohsscAi vortex, and must be whirlsd 70
sne centre and the bottom, ossnos .rus,
MN. ~ ne means what be has said, be re-
verses tho whole platform Of the Whies, and
nc ooes not man what he has SAID, hue
ian s"y man, or even bis own party, tract
MN ! osanos vote for Fillmore, because
Young 'of nam would in fact be voting 70
buchanan, = Fillmore cannot obtaia . vot.
VI single state. In all the important con.
tcr, nov before us, have no r;eht s,,her q,
wtnhold my vote or cAat it favor OF inius.
sice and oppression. l shall. therefore.
without hesitstion, vote the Fremont t;ck 81.
especially y. the principle. which he avov,
CONTAIN nothing at all inconsistent with good
sound Wing aor,riu.. Il 10 cad. but e j.
ne, thai y - . law of our vast democrac,
int IN almost every election merit nus,
bow to ~ liability; but in the pre,en, CON.
hest Tins iron law is a less evil than /. eve,
was before, Tor merit and availability ar,
united in Fremont. A. OLp W.,o.
Ms. FILLMORE on SLAvEkY.--The Aurusts
l'a.) Chronicle aud Sentinel, {. warm sup
porter Of Fillmore and Done!sonl in . re-.
cent article on Mr.. Fillmore, urging hi,
claims upon the South, makes the followiu,
alioson TO the sentiments be expressed dur
ing the Southern tour some years since:
Having made tho tsur OF the South
western Slave States, he announced on tn,
steps OF the State House door in Nontson
cry, that the ansi.slavery prejuiicss Of hi.
early edacat;oa had been ob!i.sra,ed BY VIA
be had seen in the South Of the happy con
dition Of the slave.
We commend this to the attention OF GU
American fr,ard.
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ricklcm x Lucas,
BANKERS AND GENERAL BROKERS'.
JoaHson ~, BET. I'd end 81, ........ KEOKUk, IONA,
WILL buy and sell Exchange, collect Notes and
w Bills. sali lsnd Warrants, invests in Real Re
tate Loan Money for n.n-residcnts anll Paw Taxes.
Time paper negotiated. and facilities extended.
Gold, Silver, and uncurrent money bought and sold
REFERENCES.
Bank Republic, New York City.
John N. aoraon, Union Bank, Baltimore.
James Knhb 4 Co., New Orleans.
Dunlcy. Drake ! Co., Cincinnati. o.
H. A. Tucker 4 Co.. Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John J. Anderson 4 Co., st. Louis,
Cashiers Of Eastern Virginia Banks.
Joseph Fiekien, Lexington. Ky.
July 30. ,5G-d
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L0ssOns IN the Fine Arts.
MISS NJ. A. ABBOT tsistsr Of Mrs. r. b. A. John
1vx SOM will open . class in Inttrumcntal Music,
Drawing. Painting and Embroidery. on Monday
25ih Of August next
Rooms In Trmplin's Block. 4th street. bstw zen
Main and Jnhnson.
All information relative 10 terms h., can be ~
certained by calling 1t the residence Of Mr.. p. w
Potter on Blosdcau-st., bet. 4th and 5th.
July Sl-d2w
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ron GENTLE WEN.
LIME. heavy Aad fancy bieached linen drills and
l. ducks.
| Bowse, check and biay linen coatings.
White, bud and check Marsciiies vestings.
India silk, linen, lawn aud gingham era vst..
/ Isle thread and gauxe msrin, uniershirts snd
drawers.
Lisie thread linen and ton half hose In great
variety IF qualities, and fine ment Of gloves
in kid isle thread and cotton, plain and checked.
myl7d FOSTERS
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Dr. =. 8UAH LlTTl.E

Late n Pennsylvania
lnFFERS his professional services 10 the citisens
~ II keosuk and vicinity. He can be consulted
at the st. Charles Hotel.
DR.. Little u graduate Of the Universityof Penn
syivania, and has the experience Of ak years
tensive practice.
July 81, 1e36d
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straw ana Corn.ssalk Caters.
A VERY substantial machine, considered the
n bsstiA ne cutting equally we'll straw aad
corn stalks FOR foader-snmcthing which should ~
IN che hands u every farmer and stable keeper.
For sale ~ B. W = H. TUCKER,
aae3dAw Sign Of the I'D Paddock.
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COLLECTING AGENCY.

vISak subscribers have opened An Agency in this
city Tor the c,iicctior Of Bills and Account s .
Merchants, Mechanics. Professional men, and 9th
crs, can dspshd spon prompt attention being given
to their collections.
Particular attention will b. given ~ Agents for
Landlords, in Renting. making Leases, and col
letting. j. Il. STEWART ACO.,
Oboe Nor west cor. Third 4 Jehnsou sts.,
jyls.d Up Stairs.
EMPLOYERS wishing god Help will And re-
IL rpectabi. servants at the Intelligence and Gen
.r~l Agency Once. ". W. corner Of Sd and John.
y n sts., up stairs.
jyts.d 10 STEWART 4 co.
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4 Bkclk Store and dwelling in Mechanics Block
! stories high, With cellar Building 80 feet
DC p. piastsfed throughout o.ant. aad shelving In
store. Apply to "a. STEWART AGO.,
N. W. Corner Ut I'd and johnson sls,
Jaiy1s-d Up stairs.
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g. M. HUSTON

g. M. HUSTON,
WAoiesaic Dealer in nosioR.nna
Fancy Dry Goods.
~ MAIN SraKEr, kEoKrk, Iowa
new stock and the largest and beat assorted ever
offered in .he market. Our stock is purchased direct
from manufacturers and importer and We pledge
ourselves To sell al price, low cash or 10 ~oSd
,me buyers. rs ST. LINUS or any other western mar.
ket.
Merchants will find II 70 their adssntaee 10 call
and examine our goods aud prices before bu yngclse
where We will eons,dgr IL no trout e 10 .how them
| through our s;ook.--apr2a -daw
n apr 70 - - H lis ON
A HEAVY stack Of Cap Letter, Ladies Bath Bath
"A Post. Fancy ana conrnercial Note Paper. Plain
and laid Buff, White and Fancy Colored Enveloper ut
apr2d HusTOS's
A deneral a5s9rtllen, Of German silver and ,lou-
bic plated ware, ali warranted and at manufsc-
,asss's prices, al apr26 HusTON's.
4 extensive stock Of Whips and I.sshes a, man
n afae',irers prices at apr2s HusTONS
'NilE largest and best assert ed stock II Emhroiie
ry in the CITY al apr26 HusToN's.
IslE Finest assortment " Ribbons ever offered in
the market 81 apr26 HUSION'S
TLocKs enough to supply the market, Of ,.rry
- variety of pattern. Jerome a make. warranted.
md at manufacturer prices, a, HuSTON'S
apr26
,nE best assortment Of Lace Veil. and Dress
Y
A LARGE and fine lot of Kid Gloves Of evcry
\ grade. at apr2e nUsTON's
A LARGE lot Of artificial flowers. bud, grape
"A leaves ana all kinds Of Millinery 6.oris. OF
apr26 Hus10N's.
I yoLD and common Jeweiry, and Gold aud silver
~ Watches At apr26 IusTON's.
LIVERY variety Of goods comprised in the Notion
- and Fancy Goods line at Huston = II prices tina,
anno' tail to induce purchases and benefit the buy
". Gall at No. ~, and examine for yourselves.
apr2G
4 Huston will be found the largest lot II Irish
A Linens. Laces. Edginvs, aud every variety Of
White goods, at prices that cannot be b at in any
s.sfern market apre6
4 LARGE assortment II Hosiery and t,o,es.
A English and French hand mad Mitis. very
sue, nj ape2o HUs1ON'S
4 endless variety Ut silk and Linen recke, hand
kerchiefs ani cravSo at apr2o HusT0N's..
Good News for the Ladies.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK
l IT Dry Goods that have beer detained by lown,s-
1 II water IN III Ohio kyeraver . months, and mus.
4 o. closed out by ord r u steamboat owners They
annsisi IN parl 4 rch manl ,parssals innings
/ sarfum' ~. pinghams, ealicss. lawns. dnitd ard
piain. barr I'D PLAIN Js,luretfs, crppe brochc
md cashmere sha~ls, Gentiemn's shirts and
drawers, silk and fancy trnvats arcc assortment
! I Embroid ~, ntnfie men aro Laais Hosiery in
fac, everything that il kp' IN neral Dry Gools
md tnn.s store viii b, Fund ~ tue New sna
| between Main and lohr.e a. K,knt
July 26i WV. - LLIVAN. Agent.
French Language Acaa~my.
Third ST, het. Mama I'm son. II b, Alley
I MASSES BY MADAMEk. DuCoSTE. For ehia d
~ rem from 8 ~ oo'eiock m. Terms ~ per
month
For Ladies' and young Indies, from 3 to s p. m.--
! Terms So for = course Of months, Is times .
week. Particular lessons Also given. Apply from
Gentlamen's Evening CIasses nv + LIMIT cxe-
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4 FINE brick store ON Main ST., stories high
4 and 50 feet deep. For further particulars, ap-
ply 70 j. u. STEW Art 4 CO..
North west esrnerof Third Johnson sts.,
ly2J-d Up Stairs.
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Hoe leg.
\ IL persons in want Of b,srdery or boarding
a p.sres viii d. we'll TO eail at the Boarierst Ex
chang. North west corner I'd ard Johnson Sta
jy3idu III. GrEwARTA co
wanted lo0eAlasely.
Two HUNDRED LAbDkERS, 70 whom good
wa.~s and ant employment will be given
Apply to j, q. STEWART 4 CO.'S
Intelligence and General Agency Once.
w. Corner u sd and johnson st.,
JyD-du Up Stair.
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Good News for the Ledies.
Y,cpcn s.nruMwc Acna-mY.

Third ST., bet Maina hn.an. corner II b, Alley.
(yLASsES BY MADAME T.. DUCoSTE. Forehi a.
~ from ~ 10 o'clock n. M. Terms - per
month
For Ladies' and young Indies. from ) to s p. me-
Terms $i2 for course Of months, Is iimes
week. Particular lessons Also given. Apply from
y 10 IN.
Gentiemens Evening Glasses, by f. LIMET, eve
ny Monday. Wednesday aud Friday from I TOO p.
Terms ST. for eeurae u . months.
The classes will open Monday, July IA, 1856.
kanknk. LILLY / L.
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GaASD CoScgar.--Ole Bull, with /" little
Patti" tho charming vocalist, and other ~
socistes, will give concert in this city on
Tuesday evening next. We suppose I'll,
reputation Of the great violiais. alone woul.
be snosgh 10 Gil the house.
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City Intelligcnce

ACCIDENT oS rnE JonS PorrsR-A Az the steamer John
Potter, conveying the Philadelphia passengers had
reached The mouth of the Rariian yesterday afternoon
about o'clock, Philadelphia passenger, seemingly in.
oxicaied, fell leapt from the rails which he had
been stiing into the water Captain Simpson, with al
possible despach lowered the boat but the unortunat
Rad sunk before II reached the spot. His hat va
found which contained card Of J. Il. Launspaeh hair
dresser, 4To Grseue street between Twelfth street IN
Ridge avenue, Philadelphia IL was marked "Yors, m.
ker, northeast corn Of Spring and Garden streets
DEATH FROM Fr-Yesierday evening officers Tracy
and Donnclly discovered man apparently in nt. sit
ting on the correr OF fulton aud NaNau streets. While
removing him 10 the Second ward station he died In the
hands Of the on rers. HIS acertsinei 10 he
Holland Urhan, which was discovered from his clothing
TAECrI ExcrssioS q ruE GERaAS Hu sAEs.-Ex Cap
tain nuckcrs Horse froop, Third Regiment went their
annual excursion 10 Fast New York lasi week. They
numbered eighty mc1, and contended for twenty four
,siablc prizes Al the dinner got medal valued at
5000 presented the captain II bore the following
inscription 10 * Captain Mslchior Duckcr
BY the first Troop New York German Hassars, Third
Regiment Nov ~, 1855"
CURIOUS osiGN ~ FiRrs,-we find by the Fire Mar.
thals Investigations somc curious origin OF arcs. ny
way Of caution, briefly notice the toowingA Ore
occurred on the 2ist OF June ia the dwelling house Of
nr. 4. W. Horsdeid io2 Ninth Upon ~ cause
being Investigated shown to have original ID from
red paste composition used for the determination or
min. bottle Of Harlem oil had been upset upon the
paste and doubt accelerated combustion. Where the
oil and paste saturated the foor o. the slight rub
bug produced instant blaze In this paste phophorus
uscd. The addition Of the oil was supposed TO have
teen the Of producing speedy combustion.
These fcts worthy o. note, for NOTHING more than
cauti, those who such pase, Il i TO be
tie mean of producing rc by spontaneous combustion.
FRx FROM TorAcco PrE-in the forenoon Of the 18th
a May, IRE occurred in the upholsering establishment
OF II. a =. Magraih, No. 2l3 sixth avenue. Their
workman, David Burt, u seems came 70 work that
morning smoking pipe upon going 10 work he hung
hs cosi In the room, puttng the pipe into hepocket
bot om ed 10 exnguish the Ere. In about Two hours
ser, the burning tobacco fred the coat and from the
burning coat property IN the room 10 the amount OF near
f3cO fired AMI destroyed To The careless ci
derostng pipes aud segars many rcs owe ter origin.
.sItlbs-- on rHE SIEANrR BLACK wARMoE.-Yosttrday
morning. about 10 o'clock the workmen on board the
steamer Black warier In the act OF hosting Of
the PADDLE wheels of the vosscl. man By the name Of
Jsree .cck, machnist from the Alldro Works,
caur zen TIC wheel AMI the side Of the ship and
oLe rf tsys OF tho nangcs entered his head causing
injuries from which he caDnos Tho unfortunate
mar haa wifi and throe cht.dfou.
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GYsckft.
rur WV vo7v crr, =. ar arcspna,. crr,

THE NEW Yo7y CLUB vs.. aEoPcss CLUB.
The first elevefa OF these cricket clusspiayed esr
first game of home and home mateh, for til. season.
on Wednesday and Thursday, at Hctoken. The
bowling of St. Georges, tsis occasion, was
cose that it gave All easy victory &c the Few York
ers, who gained the victory by 81 rurs, the St.
Georges men having given them, N their sore.
less than AZ wides and Il byes Sam Wright not
baYing been pat on to boal till the match sgs near
ly fnshed, ard Tiason ver effective bowler, being
put on for short time on,g, Gn witch ne took
w'cke.) and then was taken OF agsia; The ba.trg
OF St. Georges is geneiaiy very good but
on this occasion, Bingham, TOR his 6ain the hrst
innings, made brilliant dIs1lay as has been
on cricket ground for tiElc particularly
az against the splendid bowlinyof Cuyy Wright
v1s unfortunately cut II his frst innitgs when
well in = and was making runs sast ia tie seconi
innings, wSea he was caught ols by Senior, the
celebrated cricketer Of tae Philacslphia Cab, who
substituted for an absentee vno was nothing
in the field. aea agans. al rules C cricket. Talk
Of Yankee cxteness. &c. "Nuf s,sfr after that.
Tinsor batted finely, and WIS :" nc , out z il boih
innings lie is great lddision to tos strength OF
~. George. On the New York side ;.Cnyo o5tted
velr preuly, aad usual his bowling was &ie ini
Talivn Of all cr keters. The sane orinson was:ex-
pressed by the Cansdisns daring the laet matches
between Canada and fae United STATS, both Eers
splendid cl.cketng style n Which he m4ie his large
score were much admir- ed Spivey also IDLY provsd
himself q first eleven crieh eter.
The tollsgzng % the store
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E.ch'sc,,E waId. kecr tiis tlev viii make 4 re-
po,t fcr iruna. . lie pse1eefgt'1a - toe Bcaad
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PRICE TWO CENTS,

.sx.'op. with knify and axe that yoke utterly ia
~. ~ ss u. value OF the money bonds ISSUED by the
,a,s. In,. L VIM. they will sak 10 zero IN five
w;nntss time In.s,y would not be worth the paper
,hs, s,s ~, -tad on This is beyond diSpue
'neg ., t tiaps, PM N Of .uch events (Which may hap
Non at \, ,non ot) the bill holders Of tue Wscon
Sin hants have he highest assurance that /.
Is ,he % purpose @ Of those ssyea States 70 WITH
T. A~ caagIis, ,psm 'ns coatnoa 1n W tnreatsa -taeir
Norfhern representative in 1, ~ Il md s,ssoa ~ al
more has repeatedly adyertis, isanu eppioyea
it, their newspapers give daily ~ - wsss fsa n'.ge
OF Il. without stopping TO equia ,ue :. ~
an honest one, or Dat fass and Ssuaut a I. a. pre-
tenee disceditable to its Northern southern ~
uterers as is the utiering OF counereir money s:
Us ark what wou!d be the value OF tas W.; u
slave States which shood secede from the mon. NON
They would not sell Tor r on The dollar. Icy
would sink in day to the lcttom Of the nat Ne',
and Cease to ia quoted 10 a week.
No bauks in the North sbculd be auo red . issue
ciTer ting notes upon the tasls o. the s}bc sesa-
rifles OF States, which cosssain within shemselvc,
such fatal element a decay as involuntary slave
labor, and such sure material Of social ruin
classes Of working designated by theii laws IA
chsttes, considered enemies by their pubic poll
ey and treated as brutes By al who reflect their
public sentiment.
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Both Of the proslayery sheets are small and cheap
Both were started on money subscribed by party
iesde's, and are sustained in the sane way. Most
of their circulation Is obtained from patty lenders
who subscribe for large numbers Of extra copies for
gratuitous circulation.
Among the fremont papers two were formerly
whig and three democratic, vH.:-7Itbune and
Straits Zeifung (Gernan), were democratic. But
all thrre boted Douglas aud the niger drivers upon
the violation o. the Missouri compact. The Dsmo-
crGf II edttedby Long John Wentworth, exM.C.: the
grJuae Is edited by &c Vaughan a South Carolinian
who formerly edited the Louisville, KY, Examiner,
On emancipation psper: afterwards ne edited the
Cleveland tO) True Democrat, tree soil. Dr. y
II. Ray, TIE second editor always democrat up to
1854. was the edit n OF the Gaens Jcfersonian de
mocrtic. J. Medl the third editor, Clay whig,
and formerly editor of the Cleveland Forest City
The two Wilson's edit the Journal. They have al
ways been whigs Scripps \ Bross edit the Demo
cratic Prtss. This sheet was the regulaf democra
tic organ mp 70 "a, when II bolted. leaving the
Douglas party without an organ rhereupon, the
niger drivers got np a subscription 20 start start
in the West possessed of su0icieat
brains TO edit IT, an editor was imported from the
slave States, BY the name Of Sheehan. The Dsmo
krofen was also started by party subscriptions
among the Office holders, and an editor imported
from the Mohawk Valley.
The religious papers do no: take political atti.
tude, but lean considerably towards Fremont The
political papers here heavily on the side OF Col
Fremont, both in circulation and influence. His
friends are " saDguine Of carrying this Stlte for
him. have shus given you birds eye view Of the
party papers m the New York Of the West," and
will only add, that the Niger drivers made sad
and fatal blunder when they threw overheard young
Doug as AMI took an oil Buchanan. llfs nomina-
ton h1s fallen stubborn fhro ~ tins whole reSioA
Nobody cHres d. fcr h ut Hs IL 4 sff i ~
.os 80 Cialet, le J,,.is ~ t,r -fa ot'cs cook.
sde federalism. The Rocky a9ta'a,s = .sit.s =
d.stancins him,
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Our Fredenia Correspondence.

FREnoSra, N. Y, July 20, 1850.
tn Nssysprs ard pola.s Qf CAo:dwY'e County.
There eshi papers in this (chatsuque) county, and
arc ciaased o. follows
REFrauCAS.
Frs,lonio Censor. formerly whg, circulation I, 400
.yomeiogn Jtniral North American republican, for.
rlcry whie, circulator o.
Jom,stossn Dcsaocrot fr~ery barbburEer, circulation
100.
Tcsfed RTuoli,1a commenced year ago las, spring,
Of same politics circulation 400.
An The above support Fremont.
HrSpoo rArErs.
Frcdtnd Adr Vir, formerly silver gray whig circu.
cuation eco.
Dunluk Journal, formerly saver gray whg, crcula-
lion eco
Wss field Trgnso,<, formerly whis, circulation coo.
All support Fillmore
prwoC CpAric.
Mapilte Ssntind ~ h'riy son. circula N 500. Sup.
Torts Buchanan.
frssoSr rArEps.
Froionid Censor circulate 200
10 mesi0Cn Journal. do. ..........,-... 40
Cbddvgue Dem crdt do. .................... 900
Westfeid RepVblicon do ...................... 400
Total circulation Of Fremont papers. 500
rtluoRK rAPERs
n -lsnid Ad srfiser, circulation n............120 200
t,,intuk JCa.rrt, do. .......*........... 500
VI 4 q Trons ~, d.. ...,....u,..,... 900
,U. zion Of r,umore rar .rs..............2sO0
rr,r&NAv r. Mwns
Ia M Htiv,i cgcrialtn. . .......,. 500
~ corn,y Gil gvo IRON 2ac5 = 800 majority scr
l'rsu. ut
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r,e,r,p - -a Ward-And-c Froment, John Kinsley,
T,.,srsoana vard--Nicholas seagrst Dennis + Root,
Beniamfu p Fsi,,n I'd. rgg ra% tn
ktnsnce-Anare FL usna, i y1an mn, vocuran,
Pe,s nrnns ner; James G' h Rose Isaac & Fowler
Pr,alsaocSaras .,s,.ss chairman; William Muir.
P,gs.y Tsy sonS Nalan Mi,iivns, M Thoms. Donohae
C"rTsTcndi1,s Lorenzo Sheysre UNI UNI Sa, rs M u1u.e
r. Deavan, wtilisrn y Kennedy, 5M. 10 M ~ = ~
lSnsa candee, benjamin r. Farcixs5s \ =" = ny
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Our Chicago Core spondence.
CHICAGO. July %. Ia,

The Political Press of Chicago.
You desire correct information in regard 10 the
circulation OF the political pres, 1 herewith sead
you the facts as regards the papers OF this city. The
I'LL he -
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Frytt, shall march out from under their yoke. ~
= tsr Ike sla slaves .! Rome, laey shall uai ttske
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SOFT SHELL COMMITTEE.


Chairman, Wilson Small Secretaries, James l. Bene-
dict, Alfred Chancellor; Treasurer, Charles II Ring
F1a Ward-Nchael Murray, John II. Williams, lho'
Ryrne. -
Sesd rad-wIlliam Miner, Janos Leorari, Alfret
Chancellor.
TIpd uGrd-cbarlcs Fletcher, Charles Henry, John
4. Dcvchn.
fttpth Ward-wnlan Baird, Patrick ccyic, Joseph
Rose.
Fyih Wa,d-ssmuei A. Hcugbson, Lyman Can lee,
John Creighton.
s,s,A Ward-Pairck Mathews, william B-Fay, Michael
G. ronohue.
Sersrth wgd-wlson SMALL Henry Close John
Upper.
Tg,a Wud-Danici n. Delavsn, Daniel Linn, charic'
". Ring.
Ninth Wari-william J. Brislcy, william n Kornod,,
John Richardson.
Tsh WDd-Norman Mcleod, Asa II. Bngert, AsAhe
Feed.
tlct,nh Tord-John Petit, James r. steers, u 10.
Eng
1,inh Wars-Thomas p. Tappan, Conrad swack
banef, Michael Murray.
Thirteenth Ws,d-Thomas ~ Ferris William Il Weeks
Ed. G. Mcconnell
Fo,at,enh Ward-Iohn w. Chambers James W.
Smith, John Mcdonald.
F9tcenth Ward lSaac V. Fowler, Daniel W. Norris,
Sirte,ria Word-Nark R. Thomas, James Gregory,
Archibald Noble.
seter'eerth Wc,d-John coShranc, James 1. Benedict
r;chs;na ry,rd-Iorsarp " sher,rd Robert Ksry,
Ichf M~rphy.
... .aR W. y-reurs McC ,..y. Jotu 4. Brown
4 w. esran.
tieR ward--wism NcooDkey, William Murray
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