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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19
Special Notices.

Letters for Eneand Fr%nce, Germany I've. Ss %
Of s2T1RDAY, june % at tie Office No. Bowling green
EThe Ladies of the Nook NJ Gh9Tsh be Se'E we
Rivngon and stanton sts viii give s, e he
TlNAL THIS EVENING at o'clock Tor the DeAehI VI VIC
Ssbbsth School. Tickets Is cents.
The Brooklyn Horlicultgrnl society will hold old
their JUNE EXHIBITION on FRIDAY, the lStn ~ an 5he
Atheneum 20 Al O'Clock where me FIoIaI uls
play may be expected.
Warnock a. Co.,
6ENTLEMENS HATTERS
No. SO Broadway, st. Nicholas Hotel,
Offer for the consideration Of gentlemen extensive sssor
SUMNER BATs-DREss and NEGLIGE.
Consisting in part Of
THE PLAIN CASTOR,
OF Coffee Tea and Chocolate Color,
FRENCH and AMERICAN SOFT FELT HATS,
OF quality and very desirable styles and shades and
All extensive variety Of
STRAW HATS,
Among which they mention the new and attractive
CONGRESS HAT,
perfect zephyr, and exceedingly beautiful.
LsveIy DrIve.-The beautiful drive in the yicn;
ny beyond all question that on the line Of 1ad
;d @ aSD + YORK
.%othness Of surface uniformity grad leaves
nohne be desired by those who can appreciate the ey
osd FREE FROM DUST and c,nOnug of n; most
rom The ssst .ide Of the Hill mile and half from Ilo
unrvoled On The western slope ct the same MI t1e
pspeet varied extensive yet so different n0t less 70
e. admired while the track beyond the Hgckensak RIVER
.rfet level Of miles, 10 indeed equal 10 any race
course Again in going through the gorge at Shawhahk
ssue Of Quiet breaks at the sight formed
I the secluded village AcquackauOnk A. Paterson, wih
H. magnificent Falls Of the Passac the ride terminates In
passing along and enjoying the beauties Of nature those
tre t. sustain both an and beast are
pot found wanting the various places of entertainment along
tIe Collins Coleman" beyond the thiTd
mile po;; Winan at The Halfway House. seven miles out
CoetneIs Bcny's Him. RyeTson Van Orden IN NE WI
laFe of and last though not least Badys At
tbe Pssac Falls are alike distinguished well by the excel
len Of their the quiet gentemsny atte
tiOn of their hosts.
Boats leave ChHstopherst the hours and half hours
Canal -. az the quarter hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

COMPTON IOCSE.-Ihls new and elegant
- HOTEL Just completed the u az. aud 9Th
st. will be- opened for the reception Of the public on MONDAY
June r. Is large aud commodous In its arrangements
tanning well ventilated apartments the whole being ner-
i.ciy adapted for the requirements OF comfort anu oouye'
nience.
For such patrons desire 20 sya themselves Of the AmeI
can plan table dhote will b. served regular hours but ia
connection with the house well regulated Restaurant where
no prefer European plan be served with all the
decses the prepared for the table by eKpenced
Professional Cooks. The connection Of the proprietor
with the business and the popularity Of the Mercantile Dining
Fulton snd serward ChanbrIs 81 are the beet
evidence of bis caterer % the public taste
ORLANDO FISH Proprietor.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

BOARD in BROOKLIN-A Gentleman and
I'D Wifi. OF two Single Gentlemen nave pleasant ROOM
and BOARD az No 81 Sidney place
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET. with partial or
i full BOARD; with al modern Improvements; @@ 6,hay
DOOMS-With or without breakfast, can be had
Ii the house No. 81 West 18th 1t. Bath in the house
Reference required
ITO LET-PARLORS, large and small ROOMS,
Il furnished and adjoinsG % families or single gentlemen in
unusually pleasant, airy, modern house In rood negbof
hood ga bass &c. delightful in Summer part cIlary Ref
exchanged Apply a. No. ice ith av below las,.
~ MITY-ST.-BOARD or FURNISHED
II ROOMS, Broadway, first class; ele Esuty furnished
psoTs End bedrooms with without partial board the
limited frw gentlemen soutkeruers Others. References
Of the highest respect4bility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

CEVEN PER CENT CITY REVENUE BONDS
- will issued by the Controller in not less that $50
payable from six months TO year, be desired
The money BE- deposited with A. v. STOUT Chamber
lain Shoe Leather Bank Interest nom date Of deposit
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VAL ACK1s THEATE r. =

MISS ELIZA LOGAN 49,,
will make her second appearance ia New" OH on THIS
EVENING, the l9,h Of June in the character 81
ENADNE,
Shells g0at play of that supported by Messs lhaye
rCanOll Phillips, ~ hinge, Miss Thompson. &c go e,
The fevOTite farce Of KISS IN THE DAkk Will also De
yef Jrmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-19

LA Il p L RS w f L X l. X +,
III SUPPLIED TO DEALERS AND OTHERS,
either In the
CURRENT WEEKLY NUMBERS,
in the
MONTHLY PARTS
leach MONTHLY PART CONTAINING four consecutive
numbers Of the WEEKLY,
by
ROSS Il TOUsEY, Wholesale Agents, No l2l Ns'saust
GERMAN in SIN g 81 G =
THE PICAYU NElof THIS MORNING contains a LET
TER from FERNANDO WOOD 10 his friend Clancy, dated
SING SING, July I, 1851"
For sale by all Newsmen.
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~ KANEis ARCTIC NOYAGES IILUS-

WILL CLOSE NATIONAL ACADEMY "t
w DESIGN--ne SD Annus Exhibition q the " iona,
my open da,iy> 10 10 p at NJ oo'
D. away opgcs4e B0ad st. WILL CLOSE fJg ms Sea
tou o. SATURDAY. June @'6.
T. ADDISON RI CHARDS Cor See. Y. A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-08
Fer the Upper Misslssippi.
u. =. NAIL LINE
Rock IAand and keokuk DAILY Paae,s0ey

1--WE Steamers Ben. Campbell and
4 Mckee will compose this line
Tor the season of 1851 Both Of these
boat' being of light dranght and Of =
great speed. may be rolled upon fur making con-
ncctions MS advertised.
The Ben, Campb II. l.. Dodge, Master, A. L. Mil
Ter, Clerk, leaves Montrcse every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday the J. Mckee, J. X. Reach
Master. A. IL Corwine, Clerk, leaves Montruse
every Wednesday. Friday and Sunday, ON the srri
val of the packets from st. Louis, connecting 1t
Burlington with trains for Chicago, and Mt. Pleas
ant, Iowa; at Museatine with the train for Iowa
City at Rock Island with Minnesota Packet Com
pany steamers for daiena, Dubuque and 81. Paul,
ana the trains of the Chicago and Rock Island
haiIrotd. A. l.. MILLER.
msy7d7m
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Grand Pleasure Excursion!!
Sumptuous Repassy
FREE TO ALL!

FREE III ALL!
UBLIC SALE OF
800 Lots In the Tow 81
MELROsE,
On Wednesday, Moy 18th, 1857.
OARS will leave the depot VI th X, r.. d. /
~ NJ, X. r., at 10. IL. IL and i o'clock on the
above day, setting down the exeursionists in the
centre VI the town.
Coaches and omnibuses will be In readiuess n
the offices Of Hickey 4 Simpson, on I'D st., to con-
veythoss desirous Of participating, to and from the
depot The railroad mesnders through q region
of great beauty-the are new aud commo.
dious.
A bountiful dinner Vill be provided, amply suf-
hc.ent for all in attendance.
BRASS BAND vii discourse sweet music In
fact no efforts will be spared to ensure . good
time generally
4 - supcrhuous to enlarge upon the merits Of
MELkOSE. II 10 the FIRST station on the railroad
and its eontiguity TO Keokuk--the facility with
which it may be reached BY railway or county road
Its picturesque and romantic site---its fn~
groyes--thc abundance and medicinal properties Of
it's waters--and the salubrity Of the town and sur
roualing country, all combine TO render It one Of
the most attractive Of places. while the terms Of
sale are 80 easy ~ to enable every one to purchase
TERMS one-fit h in cash, the balance in four
equal annual payments, with interest ~ ten PEI
cent, payable annually.
HICKEY SIMPSON,
Third street, between Main and johnson,
mAyTd k.oknl
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IN The Locofoeo politicians are making
great effort to strengthen the Methods,
episcopal church South in Washington City.
10 'h's end leading Locofoco politicians.
both North ana South, are soliciting and con.
'fiDnung not on religious but political
grounds.
The True Union, of Alabama, in uot,c;,O
the appeal addressed to the South, saws
The object Of this appeal must commend
! strongly 70 Southern sympathies. w,
take pleasure in noticing that our Senator's
loomos ard Stephens, and our Representa- !.
I've Dodweli and the Hon. stephen A Done
las aptTther friends OF the South. have M,
eoGinf she'r zeal TO the adroeacq OF our
f'ehts GA the foor Of Congress, but are press !.
ihg INTO eeery door open 10 Southern tnfu.
tAee 10 promote our cause -
IL is not the cause of Jesus Christ Tim,
THIS appeal and these politicians seek to pro.
m9te, but -FOUR eduSe,o the cause Of sou,h.
ern slavery.
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III The Methodists were all--churcb north
anu church south--equally devoted to the
virtues bsqueathed to them by Wesley. and
20 those sublime doctrines taught them by
the word OF God.-(Chicago Times.
wesley pronounced the institution of slave
ry the sum Of all yillainies, y but the church
South sustains the peculiar institution as
al ordinance OF heaven. Put that ana that
together, and we have the .syirtuesn and
sublime doctrines" bequea.hed by Wesley,
and that upheld by the church South in d.
feet opposition, or very curlously ''tangled
up"
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FOk ONE DAT ONLY.
At 81. Prsecisville, W,dn, sday, May 18th,
FIRST appearance In America Of the two great
PERFORMING ELEPHANTS
ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA,
+ 4
-!
who T,li appear !. variety q Gymnastics, Dsno.s.
The most Wonderful Quadvspsds .vty EsAsbsts<t
Manager.... ohm p. Green
Aqaestr'aa Director. .......B Huntington
IpnHTT full, brilliant and divsr,ie.d
vs. :: !: =: !; J: ::
French - M AAortcan
a. ~ ka1sstvsans,
VT rSA Computing some Of tho most IA
-==kiih1 nous kiderr and Artists in che
world. among whom are
MADAME LOUISE TOUkNiAlkE.
4 The hrst Lady Eques,ri<nns Of
u M. FRANCOIS fouRNIAInk
>A& From the Cirque Napoleon. Paris.
kA fERD. rOURNlAIRE
and
- THEODORE TOURNIAIRl
4iAIl The celebrated juveniles
Mr.. A. y. LYMINa
MILO The Cord Vosntist and Jsste,
sldNoR BLISS,
.0 Coptortionist.
~ THE GERMAN BROTHERS.
1 Gymnasts.
besides tutl corps Of other Equsstrians and
Artists, including y. Huntington, q. lie Mama.
Maggie, Ward, Proctor and others.
Among the great feat~ in the Performance. Are
the ELEPHANTS EXERCISES.
These eurious creatures are the only animals
Of their kind that have ever been Trained To
march aud dance to the time Of music. Thew
VII also mount pedestals 10 feet in height, where
they will stand on their head, balance themaelyes
on one foot, pirouette on tho top Of their marrow
platform, and perform other exploits perfectly as
There is no Deception in the Eleph omts
Performances,
They actually do Gil that is claimed for them, and
are tho only animals that we're ever
taught to do the like.
The scientific wonder, hrrt illustrated by Mr.. r.
Sands. Of . NAN WALKING
ACROSS A CHILLING. With his
feet 70 the wall aud his head
downward. will be exhi bitsd by
4 ssnor Bli".
I Mad. Tourutairs
viii ride her unapproachsblc oct Of single horse
uanship, without Saddle or bride. This insreptd
sqestrienne will si.o appear In her srsa. perform
ance Of kidixg Sir Ho's<s a. ftms.
a HURDLE JUMPING AND PENCE
LEAPIN0,
Act Of horsemanship BY Asstss The
odore, without saddle or bride.
SUPERB MODEL ACT, L. Maage
~ by Madame LOuiSk. the oriKiaA
80 and most accomplished in that per.
S formance In this country.
LA TRAPEZ, by the MOTLEY
BROTHERS,, curious and thrilling
scene of lofty ~ N hastics.
La PEkCHR EQUIpoIsE, = stupendoas display
Of balancing by the German aymnasts-
Besides many other acts by the various member,
Of this numerous and brilliant troupe, . dsscrip.
ton OF which will Be found in the bills.
ED-TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE1s
% a Terrific Ascension
A on . single wire,
BY MILE ISABELLE,
Will take plaos outside Of the can
vas Just before the opening Of tn
IA doors in the afternoon. Mile Isa-
belle will walk mp . SINGLE
WIRE 500 FEET IN LENGTH, from the Ksos.d
10 the dAgsta6 VI the Circus In the presence Ut ali
vhs wish TO attend, Gysfuttossiy.
Admission 30 cts Children under y, and
servants, 2S cts. naysdst-wlt
C. n. pInoSp. c.Y cons
DlMOND x CONN.
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE 1 COMMISSION
Agcnts.
ovrIcE NO. IS MAZE arRxKr,
ALoA
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PLUMMER x CO.

NINDUW GLAaS-From 7 by = to So BY ~
w British Grown Glass French shut Glass,
large sizes Glass cut to any siae or pattern.
maySdAw PLuMkER 4 co.
lN5EED oiL-WarrAnted pure, by the gallon.
Lbarrsl or cask.
mays dAw PLUMMER 4 co.
RAlLkoAD Car, Coach body, Copal, and DAM
IN mar Vsrnishes
mays div PLUNMEk 4 co
RLACk Varnish for iron work, Japan, and sp,r-
- its Turpentinc, at lis Maiu-st.
maysdAw
DaRlS, English. American and Chrome DUN.
L French and Chrome yellow; Oxford oehre
Paris, Prnssisn, Ultra Marni and Celestial Diuc.
mnysidw PLUAMER AGO.
L>NGLlSli and Chinese yermlliou, French and
- Indian Red, Sandyke brown, Drop Black.
Limeas, TIMBER, hitting, &C., Ut
maySIAw IFS MAINST.
DAiNT brushes, iazisrs' Dismonds, Gissinr
Poiats, COLD Leaf, Silver and Copper Brouss.
nassdAw PLUAMEh 4 co.
oCks, n uobs aai Latchss, In every variety, al
IL maySlLw iis~MAIN-Sr
G TORS DOOR Handles, cafra silver plated. At
~ maySdtw PLuMMER 4 cos
RELMoNT Nails at rLUMMkk / co.'s,
- maySiaw
A COMPLETE ;sortment of Carpenters. Tools
nov opens 1T lis MAIN-ST.
0maysdAw
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ET" Marriage resembles . pair Of
shsars,' says sydney Smith, $50 joined
That they cannot be separated, often moving
40 opposite directions, yst always panisAinr
ssy ons who asmss bstws~u tIsn.h
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M. w. Aicks, ~. -,
RI u n r n n N - ~ ~ =

Once onSecond S., bstwssa Aain and Jshnson.
KEOKuK, IOWA.
nR. H., In addition 70 The usual
II methods Of inserting artiAsiAl
teeth, isin posssssisa Of the exclusive WQlyyD
right tor this city 81 mounting the
"soatinuous gsn work." % universally sAniss1
tor their bsaaty and cleanliness.
Hell also ueusting teeth on 0utta PsrsAa.
apr ~ dwiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-08

IN Hon. Caleb Cushing, late Attorney
General, Hon. Henry Wilson, Senator. and
lion. Timothy Davis, Representative in con-
Eress from Massachusetts, are prospecting in
the West.
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: JUST THE THiNG FOR IOWAi
Wsssss Patent 0aavaale Csnens.


0Oo4HN0iY
THE sshssstbess haviag parsAsssA Ne rieAt 10
use this tlus- tsstsl end much appsuvs1 Co
usst, fof rsSenk - Lee sosaty, are nsu prspassa
10 scatrsst for psttine On roofs Il shest noajea.
asa VIII givs ell sssh eoatraets their psrssAAl q
tensiee.
fhis Csnsas = sas u tks gvsstsst isvsnstsne n
he sgs, b Wv = sAapsssss great durability, sd
aAnysAstsn - 10y slioess &c viii resist ~ su1-
dsa sAaagss Of tbs vsashss, u inpssvious 70 Ass
md water, rsnAAa1oa . pssaaasns Axtsrs vithsat
rsVaass, 10 sAlsalAsaa ~ sesfssl al Asssrpess~S
eaA - ssses. u hiss wisA. Ass ssA water pssst
dos not aesA water, ord 10 - diGsssss fron ~
ssA Qrsvsl rssaag - % V superior ~ II. A. .
prsst 4 IL snpsrtsslsy. 10 lssssosss c.. n ~
EastssA keAlss will take . sisk % bailaians ses.
sred With tsf, pttsh rosin bat will iasuss uAsss
proof bstIling. -
n. D: rAe sshssribsn Aaviag perfect sosadsses
Ia The durability Of their Reoaas. win gssssatss
and keep good, 81 their Own expense, all roeis
covered y thsa, for The tsrDs Of tss yssrs.
Further tsiogassion en- - sStaiued y address
ing tAs ssbsafhsrs thssagA sAs Posts6ss, or By
calling % them st Mr.. Nssss's, corner Of "a an1
Blo.dsas ssrssss uhsss spsclmens s.d ssssinonials
sAs b sen 70 ~ tiafy the most skeptieal.
c. VAN RvRA.
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IN Senator foote of California, long
'ine ago an enthusiastic Wing, then Dem
oerat, and since he has been In California
leading Know Nothing, has publicly ayowed
his adherence to the present Administration
PARTY
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BY KENO ALL, HOWE 4 CO.

Great Auction sale OF l25 BeMusiHuI
villa Lots.
TN Morse, Kendall, More 4 Co.'S Addition 10
i 0akwcod, Hancock Co., Ills, on SATURDAY,
NAY 9th, 1857, 81 clock p. m ;, on the premises
We shah sell without reserve the above lois, which
are situated adjoining Oakwood, IA miles from the
ferry landing opposite keokuk, beautifulIy sits-
ated for private residences Free carriages will be
provided At the ferry landing, TO carry all Who nay
wish 10 attend the ssie.
- Terms very cary, and will b. made known
at the time of sale.
KENDALL, HOWE / CO.,
may1i Auctisnssrs.
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Te wha1 - DaY COaeevn.
WE hsve u stsrs r. parlos stsvss aaA AsaA-
w tax a., aaShsd A. o., Ssossvsd " stssss-
~ ctsrS Iiss II NovsaAss lasa, seasiesed " ~
sass y ns. Blair, Ctastsaatt, Ill.,, Wktsh havs
kssm ssfnss W he esa1lenSs-
II ~ s4lisA f~ II sAtrty 49, frs~ this date
tasy viii b s.la - pay .AsTss.
Agsnes ~ 1tSAnss Cham MiGs.
kssksh, April u. 't'-Ais
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Dental oUn0RRV.

TN. y. ,. BARBER wosld respect
~ fuliy inform his patrons and Tie
Dsblia gsssssliy, tA.i Ashas a.ssd "
> Asadsoms ssits Vt roons, spssiHg
ssnfsstsbis IN he hssk bsildiag, East aide 1t ..
bstvssa kain ~ JeAAsss ssssSls. Thsakfsl 10
past favess, As selisih . ssstinsAsss u The saas
- Allspesattene warranted. ~
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Fer sale NJ q DAYgatn.
N eligible building 10 feet front, or less Of
n the option Of tbs purchaser. Said lot 10 on
aagn grouna, ana viii soia cheap il sppiied tor
soon.
Tsrms: About sash the bslanes In easy pay.
nsnts Inquirs Of the undersigned, corner 81
franklin and 18th SITS. Y. A. UkNHTON.
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Co-ParsnershIp Nssies.

Co-ParsnsrsAip Nssies.
VsHE undS rsignsd having this day formed . co.
1 pattnsrship. under the nsn.s and style VI
Dimond = Conn, Tor tAs parpese Of tsAasacting .
general Real Estate. Isssrsssc ~ CsnmassRos
business respeetfaly pso<r their services V their
friends and the puslc ssassAiiy. ssd viii give
their special attention. ~ the parchasisg sad sell.
ing of city lots, hoasss, And lands Of every 10
scription. c. h. DfMOND.
apr22-d @. r. CONN.
Dwelissg nesses Ter saIs.
r BRICK dwelling houses, entirely new, possss-
mayed DIAoND J0EN, - Aals-ss.
OU Ford's addition, ed on The Mississippi ssd
maysd DIM0ND 0oNN, Is Hsl.-.t.
A MAIN-strset lot. in csstrs Of bssinsas. For
n.ysd DiIoND ) CONN, A.a.-..
e LOIS in block 100, Beautifully sitaatsd on Pa.
y lean street, between 10th end li.A, win Be sold
very low, by
msy5d DIMOND 4 CONN
An by 100 feet On Sd street adjoining Mr.. Red.
~ ington q new building. now being bsilt, for
sale cheap, by DIMOND CONN.
may3d
An by 80 fee, on Third-st., bet. Rxehanse and
1ObAnk, with Improvements thereon, will b.
sold at bargain, by DIA0ND / CONN.
may5d
I Ors /, 2 aud 5, in block 40, in H. r. 8 VI. sd-
IL dition. For sale by
may Sd DIMoND CONN.
n.r.LowE. Nv. HosLx. >. =. csAso.
LOWE, NOBLE 4 CRAl0,
Attevneys at Law,
kEoh ....-.. ......IOWA.
Once on Jshnsen-st., In VessndAh building, ad-
joining the Pos.otscs- lmysdA
EaEn fer sale.
vlNHE subscriber Offers Tor sale the Farm which
| i he reside. about "A miles S. W. u Waterloo.
Said farm contains $40 acres Of good lAsd-abost
800 in cultivation. There are on tho Farm Q brick
dwelling house containing rooms and necessary
outbuidngs, consisting Of . ons-story brick house
! l6 by Is feet divided into rooms brick smoke.
house, barn, DO. The above farm 10 susceptible
Of division, and preparations are being made to
erect upon portion Of the farm Z smsll brick
house Is by 20 feet In front and with IN Ell Of Is
| by ~ feet, 10 Be divided into rooms.
| Waterloo, on the road leading from Waterloo to
Lursy and Mem his-so scres In culuyation--so
1 other improvements
The above tracts are situated on the route Of the
Ksokuk and Kansaa City Railroad, and will b ssld
On easy terms.
r.. term, :ss y + Z. ;ss;s'
mAyt-d&w
rom SALE.
F1yHREE LOTS, corner Sd and Bank sts., viii b
sold nj pu blic sale TO the highssf bidder, on
the 18th day Of May. Terms made known day
Of sale. n. b. MORRISON.
Fer sale ~ . Dargain.
4 Ineligible building 10 feet front, less st
aagn grouna, ana viii ~ sois casspii sppiisd for
soon.
Tsrns: About sssA the balance In easy nav.
nsnss. Inquire Of the undersigned, corner 81
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00UCE 4 SOW,
Lana AUeuss ia DroksYs,

,DeA610 II
EXCHANGE AND LAND wARRANT1.
Wiid Lss1s, Improved ysrms, Tosa Pvspsysy, g.,
YoRr DoDCg, IOWA.
NE psy pAvssesSsv sftsnssos 10 ~ selection Of
w LaAds snd their location, With Gosh % LssA
wssr.aaS, 10 the ~. Ds4ge, Sissx City 80 Osags
CITY and OsAgs, Who devote tArr vAsis time md At
tsation 70 ths tsanssetion Of ssr bssinass IAs IA
Dodge district will receive personal attsnttss.
We will collect notes. bills, drafts aad aecsptsuass
tsrssgAost fowa. asl remit proceeds promptly ID
drafts On New York. Real Estate and Land Mar
rants bsaGht aad snld 90 eonnissioa. Titles sx-
AninsA ard tAxss paid. Ne also pay rAarmuLAs
Ar..srsor 70 the looming Of Land Warrants Tor nos
residssts, the ioanisg si n.nsy ~ best vsstssa
rates, and % tsvsstaess gsnsrally. We szaniss
carefuly all lands wslssais and viii Give plat ssA
9ssesItisa. Ous comnississ for losaisg iosaaia4
Lard WaTraats In Abs ah,vs named districts Will 8
~ pr lso, - pr -, 81 per ~, Esd q PER q
ssrss, wAleh sAesd aeeos psny The wasYsAts, ssA
also the Lssd once fees on warrants Of g. for ESD
~ sssss. IN bAls Asufts o. New York.
LAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All business ssssussd 10 - will rsc~iss p~omp.
and eassfai stssstisu. srrsspenAsEss sslisitsl-
Apr1D -dkUly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-08

ARrRslAN WELLs.-A hundred thousand
dollars was appropriated by Congress to
continue the experiments of providing water
IN certain arid regions Of New Mexico, BY
means OF artesian wells. corps under the
direction of Captain Pope, has been organ
lzed, and rs proceeding to prosecute the en-
terprse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-08

4 AEw COLONY ~ Iowa a f,;.n, ).
Massachusetts, a minister Of the ronyraca
h0nal church, writes us that he i, about -
pull up stakes" and journey 10 Iowa 4,
seems that colony Of New Englander. are
gong thlther 10 establish themselves af,.r
Tue Oh PlymouIh fashion. They have ebo.
hth ana purchased tract in the south w.s,
efn part VI the State, in Adams and Aaair
counties, and intend 10 have a settlement
WITH schools, churches, libraries, lyceums
f.sssss ..sa Vtner social, literary and reli
gious advantages. The land of this CoIopv
Is otViaea into tracts 10 suit the means ana
wants OF The settlers tx. Pap.
III TOR CALliosNiA.-A COMPANY OF sf1
emlgrants, with over 400 head of horses
Passea through this city last Saturday, from
Mlnhesola, en- route for the Sacramento
saiieF, California. We learn from our In.
Dormant that numbers " families in MINES.
ofa are making Arrangements to leave the
Territory Tor California. The extreme cold
winter has struck terror into the hearts ~
The chilly ones Of Minnesot..-fD DUBUQUE
Tribune.
idhERALirf. Our readers Will refnpmher
That larry Turner died some time az le,y.
Ink TiuU,0o0 to Levi North, aud Jeff n0thinr
~ his own sisters and brother. They al,
tempted TO contest the will, but gave ID M.
nshce then North With degree II liberaliiy
that WAS never heard Of before. has given ~
saeh 81 the sisters 4 cheek for IS. 100 "a
the brother, Aaron Turner, $40, 900, and has
given him half the interest in bis c,roa.
which Harry Turner formerly held. lie Lss
Aiso gwen 10 Gen. Sanford, The counsel o.
lhs brother and si.lsrs, ~ 900. New York
Register.
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