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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-13
PROPOSALS.

SEALED Proposals will be received at the City
- Clerks Office until Saturday evening, O'Clock,
October 10th, for the hnidin OF Division street Gull
vert according TO the plans anil specifications on file in
said Office. By order Of the Common Council.
oct6-td WELL. ii. WALKER, Clerk.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
CITY TAXES.

ATa meeting Of the Common Council held on the
"A evening Of the sth inst the following resolution
was adopted - - =.
hereby instructed allow the TAXPAYERS OF the city
to paw that portion of their which IL able IN
cash in four monthly installments, on before the
first day Of November, on or before tle hrst day OF
December ON or before the hrst day OF january ane
portion of said which is payable in city orders
shall be paid before the flrst day OF February
next; anu said Collector is also instructed not To ad-
vertse any real estate which the taxes shall he par
tally paid in monthly instalments, until after the frst
day of February next: PrOvded however, that IL any
taxpayer sinll fail neglect ~ avail himself OF tie
opportunity TO pay his aNs by instruments, shat
he the duty of the Collector to dverise and sell hs
real estate as soon as practicable after the first default.
BY order ofthe Common Council.
octll-aIw =. WELL. III. WALKER, Clerk.
fvolt stpte ceby. J
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CINcISNATf, Oct !.

CINcINNATI, Oct JPN
Flour dull, nominally the same; the de-
msnd is limited and local. Whisky declined
to l5c. Wheat declined to s0@90 for prime
red and white. Oats dull; buyers offer Soc.
The advices from New York depressed the
market generally and it closed unsettled. Ex-
change on New York is held at 10 per cent.
premium, though 5 per ceut. is called the cur
tent rate.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Oct in
Flour dull but not lower: very little de-
mand.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-13
Ague and Fever, or ChiIis and Fevel
CURED By
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

- HIS ;usflv calah,ate5 madeleine mas for MANY
49, ,a;;,,a;,eJ ;,s srnor;ority oys, All other
ea s ,h va ~ I've sd! aJ ,,orn, .nant
,,. - ,'a ia E,r ~ Cpi;iii al 800 ,hathar
S -. - - ~. ~, -. - 20. ~. - III }, .s;I -.
ol soI - or i4s ai DO Ise III S
Su -, 'e uA''''oh "'' su'"S UNIV" :" anu SN~
~; ,,ad, has hoo, .x,.ns;,e,,, go, throrsbor,
the Staies of X entnckV. Tennessee. Ohio. Indiana
n seSs -; S;S;S, iS,i,e yT; O' rIina;s
rSliss 'a r, "sIi,sal, nosa, "ison;,,
lssourl, ieA,s arAlls's, Aana, anu
LION cases in ali its VARIED forms MANY OF which had
been of from one TO three years standing and had re-
sisted ALI the usual remedies known in the country =;
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-13

SUNDRTES
- 1880 Extra fine free trade Cigars;
% Gross Pint Flasks;
- Boxes Essence Coffee;
20 doz- Y. b. Half Bushel Measures.
- do Washboaris;
Is do Peck and Half Peck Measures: -,
80 Boxes German Soap; REID and tor sale ~
aug29 tx ID. HEINANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-13

BLACK CAssIsfERE HATS.
STIFF and Soft-all siIapes-a splendid article, a
- Isep;9l vAUTIER & MARCONNIER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-13
PROCEEDINGS OF the Penns > lvania Legislature.

The House Saturday afternoon passed the
Senate Relief Bill on second reading. The
principal amendment made, was striking out
provision requiring Banks to redeem with
specie their 50 bills. The efforts 20 change
time for redemption proved futile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-14


II was grand day in the old chivalrie
tins; the wine was crcling round tho board
Ia noble hall, and the sculptursd walls rane
with sentiment and song.
The lady Of ench knightly hsert wa
pledged aloud by name, and many syllsbls
significant OF loneliness had bean uttered,
until it came to st. Icons turn, when lift
ing the sparkling cup on high,
~ drink to ONE" he said,
Whole age never may depart.
Deep gr~vea on this grateful heart,
Till memory b. dead.
'eIe one whose love FOR me shall last,
When lighter passions long have passed,
So holy tits Andtruc;
To one whose love hath longer dwclt,
More deeply fxed, more keenly felt,
Than any pledged by you
Each guest up started at the word,
And laid . hand upon his sword,
With fury flashing eye;
And Stanley said, "Ws crave the name
Proud knight, Of this most peerless dame,
Whose loveyou count so high
st. Leon paused, as IL he would
Not breathe her name In careless mood,
Thus lightly to another!
Then b0nt HIS noble head ms though
To give that word the reverence due,
And gently said, amy AoTHsR."
A knight, gallant and true, was St. Leon,
and roses rather than trophies, should be
laid upon his grave.
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Telegra phsc News.

New York, Aug. IN. S. Wolfe & Co.,
large operators in flour and other Western
produce, have suspended.
The return of the writ certiorari was made
this morning to Judge Daley OF the United
States Supreme Court, who, after hearing
the arguments Of the District Attorney and
Mr.. Stafford, counsel for Mrs. Cunningham,
discharged the writ, and refused to admit
her to bail.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 1.-The steamer
Texas, with dates from Vera Cruz to the 7th
and Mexico to Sd, has arrived.
Comonfort has been reelected almost
unanimously.
ST. LorIs. Aug l2.-Fort Laramie dates
to the I'D are received. Col. Sumner had
arrived at Bent's Fort, and would leave on
the 18th for the head waters Of the Republic
can Fork, in pursuit OF the Cheyenncs.
The California trains had all passed Lar
annie in good health.
McGray's wagon road train was at Fort
kearney.
Col. Alexnnder's regiment and Spencer's
battery met % miles west Of Leavehworth.
Another regiment at Rock Greek Capt. Van
Welt ut Cottonwood; Rein's Battery ut Big
Blue.
The Cheyennes are scattered over the en-
bTe country petWetn Laramie anu hd6Tney.
But little damage had been done to the
trains, the Indians fearing to attack large
parties.
War had broken ont between the lowas
and Sioux. Several surveying parties were
seen, bat nothing was heard Of the murders
reported last week. There is nothing from
Utah
WAsHtsGroN, Aug. ll.--John G. O'Neal
has resigned the SUPPLEMENTARY Of Indian
affairs in Utah, to which he was lately ap-
pointed.
The Hon. F. II. Stanton, 1t is rnmored,
will be appointed to the Missouri Superin-
tendcy, vice Cumming appointed Governor
Of Utah.
ST.. Lousr, Aug. ll.-Nebrsska Election
For Delegates to Congress, Ferguson, l47Q !;
Thayer, 1909; Chapman, liza; Rankin,
1901, as far as heard from.
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ne. noine. nmpro,-men,s.,,

The following is a brief synopsis Of the
points made in the late decision. We COW
from the keosnuqua Republican,
The original eontract made with tho cam.
rany on the 9Th of June, 1854, as well az a
supplemental Of the same date. and orc i,
ted June %, 1854, are held to be valid and
binding, while the supplemental contracts of
September and December, 1865, are held /,
be OF no validity or force.
As 20 the contract or agreement made
with Commissioner Manning, in Dec. ls5t,.
ais hed that 50 much Of it as comes within
sae meaning or definition Of contract il
'hsAatd hut as 70 those parts which amount
~ settlement, il is binding.
.hafr the contracts the Company have no
irigLi 70 include 10 their estimates, and ask
ianue ipf compensation for their book keen
ers or ohse rent, for the transaction Of the
company business proper.
The Act Of 2a,h January. lss7 81 fa
A. - predicated upon the inyaIidity Of The
outstanding contracts with the Company, IA
held TO be OF no force and void, leaving the
whole matter virtunlly as 4, stood hefa-. -.
rassaee Of said law.
The prayer for 0.andesaus uton The Cam.
missioner 70 certify other lands was refn.aa
il being held that the petition did not .ha,,
such compliance on the part OF tbs Comm.
ny with their contract, as TO entitle them "a
such lsnds.
The Company say that they shall now 20
10 with the work and we hope they will
but we hsvs learned TO believe little with re
gard 70 Is except what we see completed.
Govs1xoE RoLLISs.-The st. Louis Re-
pnbiiraH comedies the election Of Rollins
There il 40 reasonable doubt Of his election,
hough sons shirty-odd counties remain to
10 heard from.
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Correspondence Of the Gate City.l

MEssRs. EDITORS We have been surprised
to learn that you had olittle rain last week.
On Friday p. NJ. we had a fine shower, which
refreshed vegetation greatly, and on Satur.
day at ia O'Clock, A. NJ, it commenced
raining, and rained for four hours very hard;
then it slackened somewhat, and still raincd
till near night. For years we have not had
such rain Mt this season. The Des Mones
river rose several feet, and although ii is
now falling, it is as muddy as the Missouri.
part of the time the torrent came from the
east, part, from the south east, and the
last part from the south. Some damage was
done to the streets and some to the railroad
embankment in this vicinity. We have no
means OF ascertaining the quantity Of water
that fell, but from casks standing out, we
are safe in saying that it fell fully to the
depth of eight inches. The earth is abund-
antly watered now, to ensure corn and pota.
crops, even should there be no more rain
Gardens had previously suffered much, and
the hay and other early crops were much
lighter than they would have been With more
rain III June. But since the rains of last
week, the conntenances Of farmers sre much
more sunny, and their steps are more firm
and elastic. Repeatedly we have heard the
expression within few days, .:Are you not
thankful ~ CIvis.
Farmington, Aug. 10. 1857.
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II this city, Of inAanAtlon d che bowels, Mr..
John Burke. The 1eqeasld leavss wife and six
set11ssn, aad snunhsr q usrn friends to m ourn
AieAsss
Ias faseeel viii tnks place A. 10 o'clock, this
t1ridayt nssrins, from his rssidcnes, corner Of
Main and 10th streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-14

PLU1G1GER q CO.,
Ne. iis Matn.ss., hst. lsh Il ST.,
wnoLRsALs AID asTAiL DxALkss IN
BUILD Frs s. HARDW ARE,
LAVE now In store full stock Of building
i l. Materials, sseb ~ Rim and ..crtiac Locks,
Latches and Knobs, Butts, scrcws and Beits, ssrh
puileys and Cords, Sash Patching, Bells, Car
risges, Wardrobe Hooks, Gate Hihaes, dc, &c.
Also, large stock VI
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
PLUMaEn 4 CO.,,
DEALxNs IN
SASH, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS,
A RE prepared 70 fuTnifh french aud American
IA Glass Of any sise desired. Alse, British
Grown Glass ;Sssh Of oil common sizes; LiuAeed
Oil, Varnishes, Spirits Turpebtine, ,AicoAoi;
Paris Chrome 1reen, dry and 10 oil; ard all the
cheaper QaAjities of Greer; all sovIs Of Grsining
Color 8old Leaf; Silver aud Copper Bronse;
Paint and varnish Brushes. Also.
WHITE LEAD AND WHITE ZINC.
We aes also Agents for the State Of lows for
"Ysstsfs Patent Friction window 5urpsrtcrs,'
which ere nov snniag into very general use, and
areas excellent Substitute for wei ghts pullsys
and great savise Of expense.
D~Agssts wanted to sell them through the
State.
We arc also agents for Keokuk for "whits's
Psndulum Curtain Fixtures" the simplest and
hset Oassain Fixture ever invented.
PLUMBER 4 CO.,
ly4AtAw Conn's building, lis Main-s..
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<EOKUK STOVE FOUNDRY.


plate With %
p Superior 's .. a M III ' .l Nv. . -
Of = sad
proved tern bot fo udaae
call ri lea hrosxhou eysndt the
jdins
IN the
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q ian
Ac, osre Ma inst - '
J. C.
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Additional by the Cana IA.

NKw YORK, Aug. Il.
All the vessels comprising the expedition
for laying the Atlantic telegraph cable had
arrived at Cork.
Atelegraph dispatch from Cyrus W. Field
ct Queonsto dated 3lst, ststss that the
cable had been joined the evening previous,
and a message sent through it, entire length
In less than u second. The shore rope was
TO be landed, and the vessels will commence
sinking tho Gable on the Sd or 9Th inst. il the
weather proved favorable. The royal as
sent had been given to the bill incorporating
the company.
The race for the Goodwood cup came OF
on the Both. There were Ia entries inclu-
ding the American horses Prior and Prior.
ess, who came in 9th and 9th respectively.
The details OF the Indian news received ut
London, the evening Of the 3lst. A letter
from Madras, dated june 81, stated that at
the last authentic accounts, which were TO
june IL Delhi was in possession Of the in
surgents, bat it was generally believed in
London that it had fallen.
The mutiny 10 wide spread, and appears
to have affected the whole Bengal army
10000 additional troops had been ordered to
India. Great alarm prevailed 1t Calcutta,
where it is feared the kusselman population
had formed the design Of rising and taking
possession Of tho city. The inhabitants kept
Themselves armed, and the hotels and prin-
cipal places we're garrisoned by sailors be
longing 10 ships in the river.
There is some anxiety about the Nissanes
country, ~ the arst regiment Of cavalry had
mutinied, and great atrocities had been cQ9-
mitted at Hangerc and Hesper. Many Eu-
ropesns escaped.
Further details Of the war in China. On
the 7th Of Nav Is junks were destroyed, and
on the Both q heavy armed junks we're oap-
tured BY the English.
On the 9th II June 1900 British forces
captured q fort and took or destroyed l27
janks mounting oysr 900 guns with 5000
men.
FEANox.~-The trial OF the Italian conspira-
tors was to take place on the 9th or 9th inst.
Lablache the famous Italian singer 10 dead.
It is stated that the harvest in France sur
passes expections.
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FIJI. O,COnnOr = BRO.
OEEmanrs AM pauUov srs,

A POTHRcA9ie6' IA LII, corner u JsAn- a
n son and Thtrd street,. keokuk, Iowa,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Drugs,
Medicines, Che1iesls, Oils, Dye stun, aaiS
Perfumery, Ciesss, Tobacco and Suu1s; Patent
Medicines u I'll ktnds now 10 use, and are con-
stADtly receiving, direct from tho Eastern cities
weI-seIscted stuck, 70 which they Invite the a.
tenti0n Of dealers.
Cnatomers and Physicians will always 1sd ~
this establishment Ftesh and Unsdulteratsd Mod
icines. which they select with great rsasoHALcARs
Tor this market, and their prices are low any
other house In the State.
B.-Picase caii and examine their stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. laugh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-14

The OsknIoosa Ahoarinv

mr.. brown, editor OF the Herald a, oska-
ioosa, who shot Mr.. Bowen, was examined
before the Mayor, and bound over in the sum
Of $4,000 to appear at the next term of the
i'is'fict Court to answer to the CHARGE Of
manslanghter. This was done with the con-
sent, and We are informed at tho ins,a,.. -
iis counsel, who, having no doubt Of his he.
ing discharged. preferred tina, he should be
acquitted BY jury.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-14

500 0oxes
"INDOw GLASS for sale At reduced prices
w BY MARSHALL BRUCE.
augsd3m
lESEED Oil, White Lead, Zinc, PAint aud Pat
II ~, for sale low by
AugSd2m MARSHALL. 4 BRUCE.
DIOkLkD Pork, Bacon Shoulders, sides. anu
1 Hams, for sale BY the barrel and tisses and .,
retail, BY KELLOGG 4 BrknR,
aug7-d2w FopSth-st.
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Repablicaa state convention.

The Republicans Of the stn,e OF Iowa will meet
in Convention AT IOWA CITY. en- Tedaodap,
AseuuisA, fer general consultation npen matters
Of vital Importance.
II the amended Constitution is adqItei at the
August election, candidate for uoSerrer OF Lieut.
Governor will be pat in nomination At said Con-
ventiou-
The ratio o. representation will be one delegate
for every one hundred Republican voters. in each
county and one additional delegate for fractions
over ATTY voters. Counties not having requisite
number Of Republican voters to enitl, them to one
delegate by cratic adopted, will nevertheless be
entitled to one delegate
BY order If the State Central Committee.
SAMUEL J. KIRKWooD.
HENRY o'CoNNoR.
VIM. PENN CLARK
GEO. ID. WOODEN.
HIRAM PRICE.
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Free Lsvein Lawrence, kansas.

Free Lsvein Lawrence, kansas.
A great deal Of indignation was excited
yesterday, in Lawrence, against \ high ter
ritorial dignitAry. lie brought woman OF
i'll repute to the Morrow House. He public
" promenaded the streets with her, and
drove of, in the morning, in carriage for
Lscompton. She he's still another adores,
Col. II. 7. Titus. A wAg reports that the
Nicsraguan pal.ronn said, when asked L
this character did not belong to the Terrific.
rial Secretary" Yes, she does but do you
think Stanton il hoggish ?" Jestiag apart,
If this impcrtinence 10 repeated, the party
who undertakes tho business will be lynched
in the streets OF Lawrence. The people
will not tolerate it, even in 90 illustrious
scion of chivalry and pct Of the National
Administration. Such going on may be toll
Grated at Lecompton, bat advise frss low
ers in this instance TO give Lawrence very
wide berth. II wouldn't look we'll for dig
nitaries SO famous to be tar and -feathered
in an abolition town." the more especially
as both Of them are married men, and, %,
although Law and order democrats, they OBJ
tanned no charter from the territorial legis-
lature emitting them TO set up this branch
of industry in lawrence Cor. Chicago
Tribune, Aug. 5th.
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LOST o. JUSTICE IN ScpTLANp.-o Our neo.
PIE sometimes complain about the exnansa
- procuring justice in cur courts. And in
many cases il would seem as il they did "a
WIN reason. But in comparison with the
expense before the British courts. il il ,r;.
Ting. The defence of Miss Smith. in the
late trial at Glasgow, Scotland. COS, the
round sum Of $4,000.
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CLIxArE NOT THE CAusK OF CoLoK.--It is Z
common opinion that climate alone is capable
Of producing all the dvsrsities OF complexion
30 remarkable in the human race. A very
few facts may suffice to show that such can
not be the case. Thus the negroes in Van
Diemen's Land, who are among the black est
people on earth, live in climate a. cold A.
that Of Iceland; while the Indo. G inese
nations, who live in tropical Asia, are Of
brown and olive complexion. Il is remark.
ed by Humboldt, that the American tribes Of
the epuinoctial region have no darker skin
than the mountaineers Of the temperate zone.
So, also, the Puelchcs Of the Maeellan;c
plains, beyond the ffty-ffth degree Of south
latitude, are absolutely darker than Abb.
pones, TOBIAS, and other tribes, who are many
degrees nearer the equator. Again, the
Charruas, who live south of the Rio de In
Plata, are almost black, while the Guayoss,
under the line, are among the fairest Oh the
American tribes. Finally, not to multiply
examples, those nations Of the Caucasian
race which have become inhabitants of the
torrid zone in both hemispheres, although
their descendants have been for centuries.
and in Africa for many centuries, exposed
to the most active influences OF the climate.
have never, in a solitary instance, exhibited
the Transformation from a Caucasian to y
negro complexion. Types Of Mankind.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-14

DELINQUENT LIST OY LOTS
I'm which special taxee are duo and unpaiA for
- Grading the Alley through Block No. ~.
Owners Names. Lot. Block. Tar Cost
Unknown, So $2i.55 S1.47
do SO 2l56 LA
do ~ 1lh6 lAe
do ~ - IA ~
NOTICES hereby given 70 the owners Of The
lots descrbein the foregoing list, situatei in the
City Of keokuk, lee C&GNly and State Of Iova,
whose namessre mentioned. and all others intevtst-
ed, that special tax has been assesaed and
levied the said lots for the grading Of The
Alley through said Block No. 50, o. designated
in the above list. aud anless pay nent be nads OF
the taxes so levied, and also all costs, before the
ID day Of Septem ber A. d. 1857 the said lots ~ 90
much thereof as shall be necessary TO dischasre
said tax and costs, Will be sold on the day sfors-
said, at tho Mayors Once In said city, betwsrn
the hours Of 9 o'clock m. and o clock o. M
G. @. STEVENS,
Collector OF theCity Of keokuk.
August 10, 1s57-dtd
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cTThe Edinburg (Johnson Co., Ind.)
News says that the hog cholera has ~
landed 70 the farms in that vicinity, and
that some farmers have lost Ill their stock
hogs. Those Who Istill have hogs ars de-
batting whether il would not be q we'll to let
them starvs q once, instead Of fatssnine
them only to die Of cholera, and thss lose
hogs and food both.
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MoaaoSlsM NO oo.--At recent Council OF
the Chiefs and head men Of the Greek Ma.
ton, series Of resolutions were unani-
mousiy adopted, authorising and commend
ing the National Light Horse TO find out,
and drive from the limits Of the Greek coun-
Try, every thing that savored Of Mormon.
lFt. Smith Herald, Aug. /.
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FOM NALE.

on FEET front ON Main-st., corner Of Sixth ct.
0O 45 feet front on Fifthst., corner Of Bioudeau.
Lot No. in block ", on Blondsau-st,, between
9th and It'll.
Twodwelling houses on 5th strset, near Fulton.
Inquire 0f X. A. FOOTE,
auR5d2N Al 3na Cor nan = = O6Ree
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Wilson 4 Pottex's News Room
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.

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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
AUDITORS OFFICE,


.8.. Iowa Cry,J
MSEhA a
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kkuh has been duly .ITn,ed hs
and for said the
[s.1 In testimony Whereof have
SIaTEMENT q s Condition IL. Hd1fE LwsURANcE COMPANY
the
Lao q IoUo, entitled "An Act u ,asio~ y Asnvsses'
Co@Panie," approved 28th 1857
Frr--Thn and location Of = shova
Company
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ANOTHER Win Pussy.-Notes az ,hc Ra,l
OF Morgan, Georgia, have been put circula.
ton, intended partly for Iowa and partly for
minnesota. Doubtless they will be unable
~ op'a'n currency in this vicinity, but we
would caution the people here and in the
interior against it, in advance. Hisawild
cat.