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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-13

HNns1so. osA' nstAofu.
Exchange
yERnosr.
DANNY bank, Dandy.
NorthReld, Mortified.
South Royalton.
NEW YoRx.
Farmers bank Of Saratoga Co.
Ontario Co. bank.
Exchange bank, Buffalo.
HOLSTER do do
Reciprocity do do
Oliver Lees do do
Niagara River bank, Tonawanda.
Bank Of Orleans, Albion.
Ontario bank, Utica.
Hugusnot bank
Yates Co. do Penn Yan.
Western do Lockport.
Chemung Co bank.
Bank Of Medins.
DO Lima.
Leonardsville bank,
Hamilton Exchange bsak.
Bank Of RLnebeck.
do Canandaigua.
farners' bank, 0nondaEa.
Asrchants' 4 Mechanics bank, Oswsgo.
Sackstts Harbor, Buffalo.
Hudson River bank, Hudson.
Farmers bank, Hudson.
Bank Of Old Saratoga, Schaylsrsvills.
Dsirynsns' Newport.
Agricultural, Hsrkiner.
Fasmsrs' 1 CitiEsns', WILLIAMSBURG.
Bank Of WATERFOWL.
Addison Bank, Addison.
new IERsRY.
Comnsrcial, Perth Amboy.
Bank Of New Jersey, New Brunswick.
nsoiaaios' / M.nuf.o.arsr.', Trenton.
PKKKsYLyANIA.
Erie City bank.
Warren Co. bank.
Bank Of New Castle.
Fssnsrs' and Drovers' bank, WaynssbuYrh.
Honssdsle bank, HonesdAle.
Bank Of MiddletoHn.
Lancaster bank.
MARYLAND.
Farnsrs' and Mefehants' bank, 0rssnsboso.
Valley bank, HAgcrstown.
Cumberland Savings bank.
wAsRIN0roS, DC.
Not received.
VIRGINIA.
Bank Of Kanswha, Maiden.
Trans-Allsghsny.
soura CAROLINA.
Com. bank, Colambia.
oEoaoIA.
Not received.
rExsxssxE.
Not reseived.
ILLINOIS.
Stock Security, Danvills.
Peoples, Csrmi.
Nashville, Nashville.
Baak Of Eigin.
8 Pike 90.
g Belleville.
!" Chester.
50 Napervills.
Commonwealth.
Marine bank, Chicago.
Railroad do, Decatur.
Merchants and Drovsfs', joliet.
GRANVILLE bank.
Rock River bsak, lslsil.
Fox River 10 g. ~.
Peoples T. 49,,
Badger Ststs, - Jsos1IIe,
Farmers - nn1eea.
Tssumssh baslk
: s~AsssNAe& 49,
Mscomb 90. ~ ~ O..
Farmers ! - Ds4sas:
City bank, 01a1.
Sandusky d1y -
Union bank, laa1efU.
Canal bank, 0evof
Seneca co. bank
Nismi Valley haak, Daytsa.
City Bank Of Columbns.
Clinton Bank do
6Prinkgeld Benk, Sprisgasld.
Dayton Bank Dayton.
CANADA.
Provincial, Stanstesd.
Zimmerman bank.
Better refuse III.
INDIANA BAxkA--TAs fellowiag lodians
Banks have esen dissssdiesd in Chicago, and
are not received generally Il 1t al, By til.
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y. HR ALDEN l. co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

81 j. BH ADEN l. co..
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 81 MAin Street. ..KEOKUK, IOWA,
HAVING removed one door west, to rooms form
IL srly occupied BY Reid, Shields 4 Co., would
inform their friends and customers that having
r. Fitted larger rooms and made large addition 70
their stock Of Drug and Medi zines we are pre-
pared to accommodate them By filing orders on the
lowest t4rms.
Below " givs list Of soms Of the leading ar
tieles JUST hKCKlvRD;
20 kegs Biearb Soda,
10 % 6alcrAtus,
10 bills. Cream Tartar,
300 ~ Tastasic Acid,
200 % Qninine,
50 Of Morphine.
80 D. Opian,
cafboys Sweet Spirits Nitro,
% AqsA Anmonia,
do 6slphuric Acid, Ac., lie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-13

6haW1s, Cloaks and manties.
UROCHE, Stella, Cashmere and Wool Shawls
~ all grsdss- Clocks and Msntles Of the lates,
styles in al grades, very cheap.
ssp3AdSm J. q. PARR0TT ACo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-13

WAN I'm kANoAnl 3
TyHREE or Four Hundred Acres of Laid 70 ex-
i change for Dry Goods or 0reesriss. Inquire Of
sep 16dim TH0S. MARTIN.
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VIM. w. BELKNAP,
AGENT FOR
PHOENIX INSUkAhCECU., OF HARTFORD,
CAPITAL $500, 900.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE C COMPANY,
CAPITAL $3O0,U

STAR ms. co, OF DiDENSDuRGn, N. ":
CAPITAL $lUO, 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-13
1857. 1857.
COMSTOCK & BRO.
STOVES.

ksokuk, IsWa1
A Lso, constantlyoA hand and receiving dirsss
4 = from mport~fs and manufacturer, tin plate
Russia, imitation and Amerisan sheet iron, Tres
Wirs, rives sheet copper, brossand sine, pig Lead
copper bottoms, bolts and riyets, jspanned bi,sn-
MIA aud planished ware. oval boilers, sktlittss
ovens and lids dog and sad from, charcoal fur-
naces, waHie-irons. stove spiders, wagon to1esa
coffee mi lis ,brownsrs, Ae.. &c.
apr3-d uIMSTOCk 4 FRO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-13

REGULAH PAssENGEM PACKET,
RETwREN Montrose, Burlington, -. =
~ Museatine, Rock Island and Ds-
yenport The new and light drought stsamer
EDWIN MANNING II. s. DAVIS, Commander
J1o. +. HAMA, Clerk. lsavss Menirose every
Monday, W odneadsy, ard Friday morning. he
turning, leaves Rock Island aud Davenport every
Tuesday, Thursdsy and saturday morning.
Leaves Moutrosc on the arrival OF the morning
train from Ksokuk making the time TO Burlin 4 on
10 four hours. connecting With trains East and
West.
sent Ia t57-dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-13

FLEANE ENA MINE
OTb ~, II, and " In block ~, old limits, Rue
IL ~ situated on 4th street directly opposite III,
residences u Mr.. Chittenaen.
Lot II, block ~, old limits corner 9Th and c..
darstrsets. vAluAbly located. Terms modsrsts
Lotsli and II, block 10, on Main.st., near Ga,
Works. =
West Of lot 10, block IS, Matn-st.
Lots AID 2, block 80, on 9Th between Bank and
Times.
ID feet of lot 3, block s, opposite Possofhce.
Lotsin kiibourne's Add, al very Low figures.
in MAson's Lower Add.
Partof Lots ; ando, block ia, old limits.
Lot 3, block Il5.
Lot IL, 3.
Lot o, z, Williams, Add,
acres, this side Of the first toll gate on Plank
road. For sale by SAMPLE RANKIN,
apr30 "a
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\ LOTS in Masen's Lower Aidition--fne view Of
4 Che city and river. Term easy.
Also, Avery de, irabis iots in Eimwood, for resi-
dences,
mchfsd SAMPLE / RANKIN.
LOk bALE.--Part ~ lots and =, block 80, old
J. limits, between John, on and Exchange, 'front.'
In Esd mchl9 SAMPLE 4 RANKIN.
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y. n. u HSIuN.
4 NARPENTEh AND RblLDkH shop Sout
~ east corner Of EAci,Arg ssandi 9Th.
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ATTENTION.
pEkuAPe the cheapest and best located
AAIN STREET property (that Is for sAls) Il
now offered. being lot ~, block 81 first one east Of
Asssrs. Clark : Van Nostrand's leather store
Apply for tsrns dc. to the undsrsi gned. Also /
beautiful lots In ID. w. kiibournes frst sAdttio.
lots between 5th and 9th streets, on Franklin.
spr$d SAMPLE RANKIN.
The Washington union., 1857-10-01
By ). G. MCGUIRE, Auc.ioneer.

TNRUSTEE'S s Sale of Valuable Improved Real Es-
tate known Kirkwood House, BY virtue Of decd
Comfy and wife to bearing date on the
1847 and recorded In ber W. b. No
1885, 5 H. and 49, Of the land records for Wash
Columbia and at the Of tbs
holder will soil public auction tho
highest bidder Saturday, the 3s day Of October the
O'Clock the premises that valuable Improved
real estate known situated the
Pennsylvania in the city Of Washing
consisting Of the following lots or parcels OF
All those parcels oground known on the plan the
city Washington parts numbered two O and three cd
numbered three hundred and twenty and de
f. Of the subdivision made by John McCe
said lots numbered two N and three as will more fully
the Of said subdivision recorded tho
the Of said city Of Washington together with all
buildings thereon and privileges and appur
tenances thereto belonging. s.s .
Terms dollars Of the purchase be
the residue thereof in six equal maments six
Twelve eighteen thirty and brysx months with
sale for which the several promissoy notes
OF will required drawn his order and BY
deed of trust the premises All
the OF tho purchaser The trustee will only
him by the doed Of trust The ua
to the premises is believed to be indisputable.
complied with in ten days from the day
sale the right at his option either 70 annn
the weeks notice. TO rese tho property ~ the
risk purchaser such terms as the trustee m
~ so THoS. J SEBSfES, Trustee.
JAS Q. MCGUIRE,
Gan o6 aodsds Aucioneer.
The Washington union., 1857-10-01

TIE GREAT FAIR AT ST. LouIs.---The st Republican
Of Monday says
I'VE have entered upon the week of the Great Fair in
St. Louis and under auspices which give every promise
Of success Already the town is filled to overowng with
strangers called hher from every State in the Union by
the fame of fair grounds and the promise OF one OF
the gandcs exhibitions which have ever been in this
country If may judge from the entries already made
in the various cpartments no such competition has
been shown upon fair ground, and no more gratifying
spectacle Is likely to be chroncled at any future time II
no other good attained by the extraordinary speca
Gle which it will present of itself ought to be exceedingly
gratifying. Here will be congregated citizens Of every
State in the Union taking each other cordially by the
hand and animated by other feeling than desire to
excel in the production of some fine specimen OF art In
the superiority of some machine by which labor may be
saved and the science of agriculture advanced in the
Improvement of stock of every kind in the exhibition
Of the products Of the orchard and the garden and the
thousand anone things that to make up the results
Of the industry Of the and women OF the land The
opens auspiciousy upon us, and nothing, Is
hoped will be wanting to make it week of pleasure,
and of fair rivalry between those who have come from
far and to participate In the exhibition
The Washington union., 1857-10-01
DIED,

On Sabbath evening Miss wATTERsToN, ths city
Death hardly singled victim whose early and
departure would deep and unaffected
many will thob with grief whom
they see her tho list Of the dead.
ELIZA ordinary Emphaicaly intel
habits and stes she made profound impress
sion on the circles than could readily imagined
BY nsenbe the influence Of superior nature
She was both cultivation and education
We know who brought the charms Of
elegant accomplishments literature be sub
sdiary rich fund of information general subjects
Her remarkable She win be remen
who have listened her voice. sweet solemn its
earnest looked features finely
rradated with light thought There such mixture of
prosac beauty ofsenmen and wit TINT who
at nil capable apprecg intellectual brancy readily forget
the most chae and elegant specimens OF
their kind She seemed by touch wand
and the wave Of rod feather space
roll up unity little fragments Of her heart
Her refined exquisite air Of purity and elegance
around her home which made Of attraction to the artistic
and literary talent Of our city. ......s
unexpected The seeds Of consumption had taken
deep root power maady the impotence human
skin against attacks prepared the result Through the
waters her she distinguished the dim shores Of
eternity beyond the confidence of Christian rndatsd the sub
lime and holy calm and departure
singular devotion.
Yet W repine
Thy Of earth to thee is Heavenly gain; ..-
Thou hast exchanged a state Of woe and pain
For that's all divine;
And springing from the darkness OF thy clay,
Uprson a and glorious day,
The place OF rest thine.
Thy Is DER; thou hast obtained the goal
Where mortal sin and strife no possess controli
wAsuseroy, Sept. 80. M.Jw.
The Washington union., 1857-10-01

NEW Fall and Winter Goods for Gentlemen
something for tho adesP STEER Merchant Tailor
4ss Seventh street. Washington ready exhibit his
goods Gentlemen will please call early select
choice styles.
the making and the trimming OF all work sold
guaranty superior style satisfaction
advertiser having agency Wheeler viii
imtable Family Sewing Machines would confidently
ladies all others making ladies'
chdren clothing and shirt making beyond all controversy
superior Full given,
entire competency guaranteed in all the operator
of really good sewing machine will do well TO call
my and see for themselves.
Sept 9--2aw3wh
The Washington union., 1857-10-01
COOKING RANGES.

r HAVE this day received at the Metropolitan
Stove Crate Furnace and Cooking Range Factory
Spence elevated hot air cooking They will
cooking washing ironing &C. and heat the parlor and
chambers above, with ono small coal fire.
and latest improved paror nre places which also
heatt he above like the
all the above call dwelling No
443 lh between and H. where you them both
full operation and examine for yourselves They certainly tho
cooking and furnace before this
There put up Baltimore fall ranges of
which have perfect sasfacon and produce references
that effect tho sole agent for the abovefor this city
Please call tho Metropolitan Factory Nos 31S
and 322 where purchase and cheap
and furnish house from the kitchen the attic with
all kinds of housefurnisbng articles cheap for cash.
c. WOODWARD,
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory,
Penn avenue, between 10th and 11th SITS.
Sep 23-oteo
The Washington union., 1857-10-01


T>HE subscriber having fixed his residence in
Washington few years. wishes TO sell his farm, stock, &c,
upon fall TO be satisfactory who
farming and stock raising The farm which will sell,
first quality land lying in tho county OF Pike
Missouri little mile from the Bowling
the county Pike There about seven hundred
gently rolling pae the balance timber Upwards
fine state Of cultivation hundred
In wheat In orchard Of the
bearing finely and enclosed BY
hedge waered farm in the neghborhood Besides
failing ponds stock water there is small creek running
Is twelve miles from the fouhng
and rapidly growing
5ipp river plank complete Bowling which
produce louisiana and return the
day.
buildings dwelling house good repair
Kitchen pantry smokehouse houses
stables other ouhoues Besides the stock
failing within hundred yards OF
Of which Is thirty feet deep and ten feet
diameter with brick and paercd inside with
finished tho competest
There is a hcaltu farm In the State Of Missouri; Ia
estimation beautiful and valuable
tho wish sell IT, simply because
whilst engaged present enterprise, tho editor and proprietor
Union canno conveniently and
proper advantage ~
The terms very accommodating BY paying third
cash purchaser tho balance
paying securing tho deferred In the usual
ANY inquiry subscriber Washington city
Bckord Harris Samuel T. Murray Bowling Green
Sc ssp. T'.'' aS "'' : p'''' WIN A. HARRIS.
The Washington union., 1857-10-01

THR LOCAL TELEGRAPH The demands upon the local
telegraph during the last two week days have been such
that the operators have had scarcely time to breathe
The magnetic telcgaps in general have been correspond
ingly busy In five hours the single Office in this city,
Ave hundred and nine messages despatched over the
wires North and South
Another telegraph still busy, and messages
flashed the wires at the rate OF one hundred ana
twenty five per hour The immense advantages OF edu-
Gated lightning were well appreciated as they
were on Friday and Saturday --Phia North Amernnn.
The Washington union., 1857-10-01
NY TELEGRApn.
rAl N,,ancial oi.i,. .

PHILADELrnlA, Sept 50.-Tio banks here still pur
suing the same nhamonous course causing great
tion 10 business The Bank Of Pennsylvania re-
fuses for the present To into the arrangement with
the other banks fearing il is supposed that her largest
depositos viii their balances to other banks and
thus creating large Indebtedness TO them which could
not at once be settled without difficulty She is how
ever making arrangements 20 place her ON firm basis
The banks generally at variance in regard to
ceiyng certified checks each other thus confusing all
arrangements Of those having notes due, while their
funds are locked up The people outraged for want
Of some system.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3o.--The panic has subsidized and
there is better feeling In all kinds Of business No
failures have been reported.
HAnrTono Sept. 3o.-The banks here have no thought
Of suspendng being satisfied that the crisis has passed
iS,aeids Of Merchant
PmLADnpHIA Sept so--John Buchler, of the firm of
Martin Buchler Co.. found drowned this morning in
the Schuykill.
II is supposed that he committed suicide under the in
fiuence Of a temporary arrangement.
Non-Arriuai of the California Steamer.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3O.-The Daniel Webster arrived
at quarantine to-day from Havana, but brought Cali
orna mails She reports waiting three days at Havana
for the Star of the West but in vain Fears enter
tanned for the safety of the latter
Marine Disaster
NohfoLh, ocpt oV.--lhc DIlB Lu"dIu H. litci, Iroih
Philadelphia bound to Savannah is ashore Curruck
beach. She will prove total loss.
Olalpard Bound
New YoaK, Sept 30.--The steamer Persia sailed at
to-day, but took out no specie
Finances tn Boston,
Boston, Sept. 30.The banks here have decided to
pand their discounts to the extent of S. 0OO, 900.
The Ohio Rira
WHEELING, Sept. 30.-The river here to-day is 3 feet
and still continues to fall.
The Washington union., 1857-10-01
COMMISSIONERS, SALE


OF VALUABLE REAL PROPERTY IN THE TOWN OF LEXINGTON,
VIRGINIA.
IN obedience to decree of the circuit court for
Rokbdge county pronounced in pending said
in James Jordan his right and
plaintiff and Lucy Jordan and Others defend
undersigned commissioners in said decree WILL
day day Of October sale by public
auction the premises, the wcllknown property called
sTHE POINT PROPERTY"
situated river said The said property
fourteen Of land, on which are located
A VALUABLE MERCHANT MILL
with pairs burrs (but arranged for pr pair
choppers atacheda large building
for
COTTON FACTORY
four stories high dwelling garden attached
originally fulpg ma substantially bui Of brick
with foundations large trip hammer shop, with three hres
foundry brick dwelling house, with stone Office attached
mill shop, with brick dwelling house and
attached dwelling house. with garden attached the
phammer shop, and a valuable toll bridge.
will acertaincd by
plat q sale Tho said property
altogether parcels shall be deemed advisable
the day Of sale.
Cash sufcen the and Of
veying and the residue credits Of and three
equal nsamon taking em the purchasers bonds with
satisfactory personal security and tho tito to bc retained until all the
J. IErCHER,
" n. PAXTON,
Oct 1--wUt Commissioners.
The Washington union., 1857-10-01

The Chicago Democrat says that there is large pro-
duce house in that city which has realized some thou
sands of dollars by having agents in New York who pu
chase few hundred bushels of corn at high figure and
send these sales by telegraph the true condition Of the
market As these high prices get wind change
the unnitiated buy of the very house in Chicago
which has caused the fictitious advance in New York
Such sharp transactions but fair sample of the gam
bling which pervades all branches of trade.
The Washington union., 1857-10-01
Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the Pub
lie Printing.

oYnor SUPERINTENDENT os THE PUEBLO Pns1no
Washington, October LIST, 1887.
TN pursuance of the provisions of the Act to
i provide for executing tho public printing &c approved
the first Monday 9th day) Of December
O'clock furnishing the that bs required for tho
printing the ending tho lst December 1868
quantity quality description each OF paper
aured:
10000 printing paper uncaendorod "A BY
20 inches weigh pounds the
# s Class H
1000 reams printing paper caendored measure "a BY IS
inchcs weigh hy six pounds the $50
5000 supernne printing paper
by inches and weigh nytwo pounds ream
$50 sheets.
Class ".
supernne printing paper
80 inches and weigh eight pounds
Of 480 sheets.
supernne map paper of such
ung by inches weighing twenty pounds per $50
shsets
may requred inches weight per
may be required.
paper linen
and cotton free from all adueraon with mineral
Of wheness quires OF twenty
bundles Of cach each perfect
sheets Uniformity In color thickness and weight
bundle exclusive wrapper varying
cent from the standard weight will be received the
tho bundle to make the weight viii
tion Of the contract
The Washington union., 1857-10-01

Col Alexander Drysdale died in Savannah on Thurs
day afternoon The Republican says Judge Drysdale
was an old and much beloved citizen. He was for some
wears an active member of the Savannah Bar and at
time the presiding Judge of the city court He
gentleman of the old school, and man had warmer
and truer heart
The Washington union., 1857-10-01

We learn says the Charleston Courier of Monday from
gentleman who reached the oty from Christ Church
parish that while the mal-driver the route from
Charleston to the Sance proceeding in his sulky with
the mail Saturday night between and o'clock, he
was stopped about IA miles from Mount Pleasant village,
at place called Cyprus rum by three men, supposed by
the driver be white and the bag containing the San
tee mail taken from him. The driver, lad about Is
years of age completely taken by surprise that he
was unable to offer any resistance.
The Washington union., 1857-10-01

William Bein, who had been for some time employed
the coners department of the United States mint in
San Francisco arrested on the 24th August
picon of having abstraeed gold from the establishment
His apartment searched and about 50 900 in gold
found together with deeds for property to nearly the
value OF $40 O00 He admitted his peculations and
stored s3 800 of the amount 1t supposed, from the
wax in which tho gold filings were found, that he COM
itted the thefts by of wax placed under the in
step of his boots, to which the gold when trod upon
adhered
The Washington union., 1857-10-01
IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which

IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which
l. their incomes must be undersigned has invent
letters patent from the United States for tho
machinery converting seed cotton
process from the through tho
preparation and spinning machinery until ready for ship
ment weaving.
saving by this will be at least ten
yarns hbe unboken and unnred by the
machinery the used and dis
enangc W will DO about fifty cent stronger and heavier and
will the markets Of the world dancng a competition at
advanced prices.
patent and planters win be informed terms with complete In
obtain the machinery, and
necessary particulars application addressed to
Bee 8-2aw1yH GEORGE G. HENRY, Mobile.
The Washington union., 1857-10-01
Clas, VIII.

No 1booo rean writing 10 by 70 inches weigh
tyeght pounds
No. 2-l,500 writing
No writing paper Is by 20 inches weigh
No 4loo reams writing 1s by % nche weigh twenty
No. eoo writing paper by inches weigh twelve
All the designated best
materials free from aduleraton and finished
Of the respective kinds and OF weights
quired by this ONCE those class bo white
The right reserved Of ordering quantity
and every kind contracted for at such times quantities
Each class will bc considered separately subject sepa
ratio contract but bidders or for
who have than assigned him to ako ali such
classes, or forfeit his right any class.
and bat sample accompany each bid; and in
and be numbered correspond with
properly designated the sample
proposals and samples must be transmitted to this free post
Each proposal signed by individual or firm making
and must specify the price pound and but price ea
All the the classo
places may be designated Washington City, good
weight superintendent
all respects satisfactory.
.ons applying for them and will be taken into consideration
less substantially agreeing herewith.
ing Of inferior any classes failure supply
the quantity required tmc will be considered violation the
contract.
Each bidder required proposals satisfactory
evidence his ability execute tbem and proposals
Tho proposals will be required by
the first Tuesday after the Monday next sth
Proposals will be addressed superintendent
Printing Capitol States Washington, endorsed
" Proposals for supplying Paper
octI-2awtecl Superintendent OF Public Printing
The Washington union., 1857-10-01

w. H. Myers, esq, of Trenton, Canada, was drowned
in the river Prent the 2Sth u while in fit Of hallu
eination He had been reading the trial of Cummings for
the Toronto Bank robbery, and, fancyng himself the
criminal tried to eyade the puuers by swimming across
the river and was drowned.
The Washington union., 1857-10-01

NJ Babnet French astronomer, has just announced
that In Consequence of favorable change in the currents
Of the ocean, series OF years Of heat had been entered on
Of which the present IL the commencement.