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Fac Bred ssao;t s'uSa-,s uLrr ncs.cnn'. Risscu-
ting Opinion

WAsHINGTON, MARCH 1.-mth The Z. 5 supreme
Court this morning, Justice Mclean delivered
his views arguing that slavery is limited to the
rang of the State where established by mere mu
rlcipal law. If Congress deem slaves or colorcd
persons injurious To the territories, they have the
power Ia prohibit them from becoming settlers
therein. The power Ia acquire territory carries
with it the po"er to govornit. The master does
not carry with him 10 the territory the law OF the
State from which hc Iemoves-hpnce the Mis-
sp,r Compromise j. constitutional and the pre-
SUMPTION j. in favor Of the freedom Of bred Scott
and - familv who were free unlcr decisions for
the lat twentv-right years
Justice Curtis also di>sented from the opinion OF
the majority of the Court, as delivered by Chief
Justice fancy, aud gave his reasons for dissent
infy
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Uur Ia the Caucasus resumed-Emperors ris'f
10 Puis-Rassian Treaty mith Persia.


Uar IA the Caucasus resumed-Empefor's risf
10 PUis-Rassian Treaty mith Persia.
y report from tho Russian Minister ot War
declares that the truce concluded with Schamyl'
during the Turkish war. expired in May oil last
year, and that operations against the Clrcassinns
have been resumed along the whole line oil tho
Caucasus.
Letters from st. Petersburg men'i"" that 1t
will be the beginning of April before tue
Emperor Alexander sets out on his journey
to Nice, and either on his way or his return Il"
will visit Napoleon AT Paris.
The ratieations of the treaty signed between
Ru, STA and pcr>ia ON the 9TH of Jannnry lhst'
were cxchnngedat reheran in the samn NINTH
This treaty cedes To Russia "A tract oi land on tue
frontiers If Turkey, aud situate between BaNa
zld aud Nakh>hivan, giving To Russia compile"
command OF the strategic rnad from irehlAonue
on the Black Sea. 10 the Persian frontier Ivy tr
2ert um. Rus STA has been endeuvoiing since 1915
IL ehttn the conee ssion which p,rsia now grants
II i added that orders were Immediately sent
from st. Petersburg TO construct line oi fortress
on the coded territory
The Brussels Nord gives the details ot the con
c, s.ien grantedby the Russian governmt III fa'or
of the great network of railway Ia he constructed
within ten wears, at outlay OF tloWuo'ou"
sterling. The conditions IRE substantially Tho
same as those already announced. Amongst the
contracting parties nte Barring Brothers. OF Lon
don. and Hope \ Co, of Amst,rdam
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D"e! Eciwecn Scw prIcnn. Editors,

NEW ORLEANS, March "A duel occurred 10.
dhf al Mobile, between James O. Nixon. Ed,
al the New Orleans Crescent. and Mr.. Breckcn-
ndge Of the Courier. A, the second fire Mr..
Brecklnrdge WI shot through both thighs, and
the lett ono broken Mr.. Nixon was unhurt.
This Affair seems to have grown out of dis
e",>in of the election bill, for the punish of New
Orleans IN which the editor of the Courier made
Use at som" unpleasant remarks, which were re
spended 10 by the Crescent in manner highly
personal.
We quote an extract or two from the latter's
article:
"'rhe whole scope and tenor of The Courier'5
articl" l. at war with TRUTH at variance with gen
tlemanly dignity, and in conflict with MI the
ru'es" draency. Starting out by taking por.
t"n ii n paragraph fr"m its appropriate context
II order to puI upon II nn lIegtimate meaning,
the editors of that sheet proceed to crticsc. us
sumo, talsify aud calamniate Their criticisms
are characteiistlealIy weak; their assumptions IL
mlscrhbl" n are tho-e of II conitezan when assn.
ming virtuons air; thcir fasiication- only dis.
grace themselves. II Thai be passb,; md their
would be calumrio> afo not worth the censidera-
ton f work house habjfue.
with shameless, and wing nndhrtv the CoU-
ritr speaks {" being prone 10 innct" 'serious
and pointed censure" upon the Crescent What
are the act-' Why,the last time we had a con
troycrsy with the Courier, we took the rod Of
truth and la>hod lts corrupt and pcnsioncd sides
until il retired cronehingly and whiningly from "A
field 10 which IT never v"ntored To returc until
last Saturday.
"N"w, having answered the only important
interrnghtory of the Courier, we will proceed II
close tits controversy forever, 50 far "a this pa
per /. coucein'd d. by pr1nouucing III" editors Of
that journlLif thy intended the smallest impu
tatlon mon our honnf ns men. our integrity as
citizens or our characters editors If nrwsI,a.
per. in ther rem TX. of Saturday ealumnators
and tal,iiprs. in the brunesl sense If the terms"
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CIvCINNATG March, Ill il rum"rfd thht
sasinu4 accident happened to the tram on the l.
RE Railroad due her" On Fridhy last oy 'nF cars
beinp thrown off the track. The telegraph line
rn.,,inr, near the scene Of the accident belongs
to the company, and are unable to Obtain
nnrticnlars.
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From, Washington

WASmNGToN, March 7.-Presdent Pierce
signihed to II depulaiipn "t fennrsceans yester'
DIV his intention to make southern tour.
The new Cabinet officers took their RESPECTIVE"
POSITIONS at notnto day, The duties of the heads
of departments hav" been performed since the
lh OF March by the chief clerks.
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DEfEoir, Mich. March 5.-FNc more conyiets es-
capped from the state prison at jackson last night by
eating through lhs top othc cells root ofthe pris
on. None 4 them wcfe rglakcn. Two Of the five
convict who escaped $50 week since have been re
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INV YurK, March 0.-A deputa'i"n "t the
Chau br "f commerce of this city TO day ~a''eu
on i4rd Napier ard extended to MN warm WEI
CONT Lord Napier replied in afelicitous man
n,r. The personal introductions then followed.
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NEW loRk. March I. There was n great
crowd 10 day at the pier Of the HIVE steamers
10 witness the departure of thu Fulton. and say
farcweIlto Hon. Charles Sumner, who was pas
sengrr on board of her. A great number OF Ia
dies were present among the crowd.
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rnGAIlWHIrfntAD.
lat, hita=r'ay a. HlrfiH's Haaeb1H,e.
HEti'i. a WittEHEAD,

Iar the salient rohaeco Eeur and other Country Produce
lY>cItBuG " having formed eoqarfnership for the pur
nj drv general Commission Business will give Their
uu1eidal attention T. all ron~iFumeuts madr to thcm
0ir, ia the If George - DAVIS aud next door to
T. Rurknr lpiAK WHITEHEAD,
J'n. T.. | = THOMAS q NIL,
1a#farto can't Ino VI oleH Cashier Bank OF Va O. d Da
ST. Il1 7 Dty.s SUM VI. Gaflahd, Amherst; Mayo
tIHeiI Nelson Il c Mitchell. Cashier Merchants Bank
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

g.1 W. PAGE, Attorney at INV, Gynchb"fR,
q VA ed his D,e TO the the Stofe
Of 3 gur,,r opposite the bank OF Virginia
inn Il 4 r1
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NNct3sssAgE ~ 60,
va Ghaicsnic nnd Rctnit t:roccrs.

tOMMISSIO$ y FpRW NItDtNG AERGilANfS, aud
utunt 4cturtr~ e SMOKING AND tHlWING TOBACCO
il, old Stand of Nc Gorlr \ jones Nj NN SfIfIr NNc
ltH y A. viii rive the sale Of flDl r.
WHEAT. CORN NfON. LARD BufTllt, &c lihera
ADDS wa br nude on oil consignmcnts when required
Ina
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TO MECHANICS.

S-~S-sr-zus TO MECHANICS. No
a3.a@s1s| We have just opened Iii .~I(tNAas II
yH1FTssx rcotly from Chartns cee .~TTll.A t.5
x1A<@~-7eSs brated Mandatory avery
Planes Guages Rules &c. Sc. compr
ng Bench Single and Double Bead Mire Tooth Circular,
Gutter Pump Astraga Base and Ban Moulding Back Ogee
Reelection Corncc Dadoe Fietster Geclan Oyao Grecian
Ogee Having, Hollow and Round, Table, Plank Match Nos
ing Hand Rail pannel Qurk ovao iabbe Sash and Sash
Gaming Scotia Snpe Bill, Torus Bead and Plow Planes.
Cutting Sitting, Marking PANEL and Mortice Guages-
Narrow lockwood and Ivory Rules Screws
Iron and food Iron Clamps, &c. &c.
Also hand Tools of every description, by
Butcher and Spear Jackson all of which offer at low
prices SlMPsON g. BROTHER.
rs
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SALES BY AUCTION

SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS
BY EDMOND. DAVENPORT Il CO. Auc'rs,
RICHMOND. VA.
uDso COrFEE AZ AuCrsON.-Om Friday,
Morning the 18th Of March will sell at public ane
ton Warehouse head of tho Dock immediately after tho
sugar aud Molassc. sale o Me-sra WORKMAN 4 Co
loo la lssrey prime RIO Coffee In Twled Bags, just
landing tom bark farthiaa aud Antelope >,o,r "a
BY CnAS. 7. WORKMAN 4 co,
RteHNoNp, Va.
lAuGO SALE as SUGAR n uOu.AssEs.
At o'clock \ NJ will sell the Cargo per brig Mary Nor
ton nsa Matans's. onha consisting ii
ylb llhds prime 10 choice tnha sugar,
Tenn. If saleior all sum. undrr sloo soo
mouths ereda Tor approved negotiable rspsn ,
k,Nb.E 81 Slaves Tn pursuance OF " deed cftr"si
- Recorded in the Cicks office OF the Hastings Court Of
O'Clock A. NJ Market House In thu city of Lynch
burg sell highest bidder AT public auction for cash
'N'> >'''s u s'' JAMES + JOHNSON, Trustee
MAJ aaltd-
SUPERIOR GaHDEN
4 sEEDS =CROr OF lsd6-Wc have opened inll sup
rl o thr above Sccsot all various kinds In cultivation
in pan tho country The reputation Of thoso 'eeds Is
s@ SUI 5oa,.el,"sat srnornGk & wniTEnEAps
prugglats. Hank Square.
Rural Register Au,nac directions Tor culture
Gratis. lioh ta
NTNGwoES wsNTED.-rh~ -abscribrr con
II market NEGROES, al both between
ages 10 aud 10 years including Mechanics, such
arksmiths Carpenter, nnd will the highest mar
kttves cash. llhoicc Ia newly erected brick building
Lynch immediately la rear ot the Farmers
where hes prepared thaNng crested buildings with
ht NovN IL board uenea sent to Nnchhug Tor sale or 9th
rrwiao on IA moderate terms kccp them ns
they were placed In the la of the Corporation
may ladSeiN SETH Woop'ooF
BexWE SALAD Osu., just received.
fob aidNcts SrAnLER JONES
pUu oEEscc ron SALE.-l wis. :" sci
81 the ontlrp fNrE. noltDER, CUTS CASES. &c, be.
lonrug I.,nrhburg Republican The type ara noary
NV aud quantity snhrent good Job onice there
being ovrr sixty different fonts type
HENRY u FLOOD, Proprietor
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AssTBS ". pAssgss.E:,
Attorney nj Inv !,


VII continue practice Ia the nnties OF Amherst Bedford,
1 'lurie aud the City If LyncihurE.
odiro in Morris Building nearly opposite the Office of the
Y jruiuiau Inay ; -
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Gather.

elsnuosn. Mr.. at hns been showing here
GoHlt all day.
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H,.t,. s.cnm.h.p. aAmuaro.yNnma ..o, w

TgNEE73 steamships y Hs.Hsoal y mud .G NJ
Ok T. having hceu thorough, oyefhaue and
urte their places in ie line 10 New rk.
The JAMESTOWN. Captain PARISH, leaves Richmond
O'Clock for New York aud ity
out evening after the arrival of the Cars from l. uc
burg and ~, tershuie. touching only nj Norfolk
The pA NBlE CAPTAIN SKINNER, leaves city Point
SurIay morning he arrival Of tho Cars Peters
burg tiI New York touching nj Norfolk.
Passengers hy the Side Road, leaving BynchhnrR
ruosry Friday mornings vii connect with the Steamers
a tty Point
Passage Fare from lynelhnrg to New York by either
shin -IIt Stecfnpe Passage oHly ~
l'or further information apply 10
LEE. JOHNSON 4 co
n,or 5dCrts Scw York w. Steamship
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SPRING TRADE. 1881.
q. o nurKtNs. WI n ny
EuB1lU nrtI. mos W. AfklNSoN.
ttSpstEN$, ulI. ~ CO.

NNrB0I.E-sLE pEAruu- ~ HKsTisu,
w FHtNtlI AND AMERICAN Dry GOODS No
% BALTIMORE SlkEEE OPPOSITE HANOVER ST.
BALTIMORE
Nhe call IL attention Of buyers h Spring Stock
wi. t1mpu.us attractive assortment OF British
French and American by Good4 In inch department ""
-luI Ihlt HHiEe Many ut goods we re
c,Nrd f,ets from the manufacturers Ru our facilities onn
lie IpIl, with nods a4low they
purchase thru At ia" Eastern titcs W" would tpt
thor state that by the te' nj completion "t many al The W.
and southern Railroads trudng towards baltimore, W"
hHvr increased facilities Tor forwarding goods with dispatch
solicit call from prompt dealers aud shall endeaFot 10
make the interest Of such 10 dead with ma.
u =Orlers promptly attended To
in tnl.m HOPKINS. 1ttII.# a 60
IrNatE HNzatsD POWDER SOHsaNs =,
MN&GFAGIGRERS AND DEALERS ~ GGNfbN=
DIR reduced their prices to correspond with the "a
oureI SnltWtrc offer their well Ent"
hr,u@saf E1EC1lIC INDIAN Wl'IE mud KENTUCKY
RIFLE row DER ia kegg and tahislcT. Aso. annrp' .
der Blasting aud MiuBll romlt-ng in assortment I
qod,s aud huds rrIufcd BY The trade guaranteed 10 rNn
cntrr tlt- t4rtlru.
rh, standard ii tboir Powder which Inns enjoyed Ito
H. reputation for than tWcuty hyr y'ns, VIII he
unsurpassed other manufacture 81 the kind in
AZ ha tn principal doalrrs aud an ~ The
tct emfuiy4 Ne - Wall corner Naler street w
iurl. \. q. HAZARD ilt't
4 l. DorGI Ass Serry. mnt 'd'i
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tSSs 1877 1887
ElsEs. RarS!. ~!.!--srKlNs IN

49,, ~, ~,
kssTs. tssr~.. Hsr~!,.--sPElNG IN
nv fN>ltloNsGuR isat =Sll1HEit " III odueo I'D
lap s5u Sf> Dps HAT tho f,si saturday March, @s@
los HE a"een 81 Lis customers aud the public generally.
which vii pe pond Ia snrass Hat IN ismakotin beau
IT, ,lr, tHt, aud hnt,l Nls lat beautiful stylo
ST, lat, y,ue vi Ano press Hats
la'e tns in this market viii ploase call at tho sign
Al sul, If ial, mast order with eptness aud dispatch
tarfaa,ls Hat d,essod oN.t ~ usual
nar#5ts NM StlrZIR
a NGsCtt.sR,a Fh" "ndrrstg"-d bru lew"
uo1p th,r n,oua aud the public h,t they have estab
lHhed oANll~SloN Hul 81, In he city Of RlennoNn.
h. ,g sI4 a' W ',e 9r FL re"" under 'a' style
rh4 lave oNsc n Slo5l,a Waio llnu4 Build
WllrAl. eofN rouNrcn aud Agricultural rre,1cts
generally nit.r Illr l5I ct The prcseut mouth All -dera
enteup.a1tz Wllmect prompt ani ntthn att, ntinn
In liou.a in Petersburg Will he under tn" direction of
Wn rannl VIM about t. resign The Presidency 81 tho
Nwth sre inrend COMPANY, and who Will drNet his nnd
Ne,d rrsoua Nteuten to the Auction mud Greta = n,ns
WIN rANNia.
ma 5daw Josrru rANNlLL.
ENsNF s!Gs0SFHsEs Tor ~0sTssrersN FAM
lille STREET NAV YORK, Established lsonp mpat
ten md p,art In all descriptions Hate old Madeira sher
1sund Font Nine Fmcst old II, dies superior lama
~. EaiN and Antigua Rum. ol llsnnd Elm, aud every
aazoa, Of finn Imported aud nnnreir liquors.
lHpcfid Cabinet NcrRtlny. clds aud other utauds
ttAt4r An SArrEiVf Including chateau MntRnuN. cha
tn lat" Ie"eille Ilfo-c MargauS aud ST Julien, cha
ue,, WlNts-uf .Iohnnesbcrecr Marcohruuuer, Rudcs
h,Hner ueckhetmer. sparkling llook aud Moselle
Goucha# opeIas. Pressed and Commune
fuiutU> Inrll,=utaukah Rasns, Almonds rrunos, &c
1lAfhNp roitlts-#tlnt the Httst qualities
HNts NNp TaNalis- ButuHt Virginia and Wcaphalia
Hams smoke aud ririlcd Tongues
G,silN buIn#n=in fU,u~i Ines md Stour jars
folalaS 1rkrts-SaUcoa oaianrs sariines. capers, al
ives. A.
a'5ezoHI sentiment et every variety fme 9roecr'ea
nu taIF
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COMPREHENSIVE.
SOsuOINs, WHALING. n WILLIS,
HARDWARE sis'siNEs

vEsIE undersigned In Withdrawing omthr business 50 long
conducted by them il this city, make Their Rraci ne
acknowledgements the public for the liberal patronage b'sow
ed anon trcn They happy to hno" thai they viii he
succeeded by gentlemen OF the streie Integrity ct bn ncs'
nd HON They may confidently and cor
daily recommend their late patrons farm with which
viii pleasant to have transactions one OF the
members tiir Mhangj las been time principal
sale and Is entirely familiar with the trade
we VIII be found old prepared to dose
all who and all who have claims
against us . come forward and settle.
rfhG J6cts j - GREGORY & 60
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Jrsr RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF

NAlTI all tho late mpr"Nc mcpt together with other mn
w steal such Nulna, Guitars, llutoH, Me
lelenus beautiful assortment OF sheet Music for
tho riauo. Guitar aud all ether musical Instruments R"neh
this All thuso wishing to pntehnHc viii do
wol 10 call ur Themselves before purchasing
elsewhere
Tho undersigned day receiving and fashion
able the aud mna fashionable publications.
W. y GREENE n cos
Mnsic Saloon. Mum street posite ttizrnh Savings bank
nHd a doors above NorVpu House. lNnchhutE, Va
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y "
excellent NcmiinEe "a prpArt from the most "h
caua substance aud has proved In all sal
and certain remedy iuf II has sweet aud d"lca"i
pleasant nvnr and therefore peculiarly adapted TO children
Who will take il readily other confectionery. fe
salr by SIRolnER n VIII IilAp,
Ion l2ta bruHEhtH, bhhk square
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Fasr ALARy-While the fire was raging Sunday,
the alarm that tle Washington ON FIRE started
the crowd heltcy-skclter in that direction. They,
however soon nserltAinel that it WAS nothing but
unusual amount OF smoke proceeding from Of the
chiuneys and rapidly made their WY buck to the
genuine fire.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-26
Hickey T. simpson.
REAL ESTATE
TAirA street, bet. Main 4 JeAnssn,
OFFER FOR SALE

OFFER FOR SALE
Lot I, Bk II, corner ID aud Blondeau.
Lot s and 8, Blk us, corner stA and Ridge.
Lot 8, BIZ ~, cor. 7th and Dlpndssa.
fleet BY lee, on Main, between 18th and 18th.
johnson.
and 18th.
70 BY 81 fest on 7th st., near Main, rear ends Of
lots and 9, Blk ", with frame dwelling.
Lots, In BIZ SS--ysry shsap-tsrms sssy.
I Lots s71 BY ~ f., corner Of 18th and Dss
Aeinss sts. Very siigibly located for rssid.s-
oss-terps easy.
70 by rs feat on sh street between ain and John
son.
10 feet of the ives, side VI Lot ;, Blk 30, johnson
st., bet. Sd and lth
A number Of Lou in Meirdse, s miles out, on the
K, Fl b. 1 NJ. X. X.
A rev very desirable bailding sites on the Aisss-
sippi, in the bsaatifsl town Of .oonsua.
Undivided half Of Lots =, y and 10, Blk 70, In
Kilboaraos Adj.
Lot in b X -. Rilboufns's Add.
Lots and . In Blk s,,Msso~'s Add, near Grand
Avenue -te,ns vsk3 easy.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
The late r.'d.ase Of Col Perry, on The pl.ntro.d.
near 10th q,
Brick house on Exchans strest. between 7th and
sth--sroons, tsssmsp., osilsr and cist<r.--will
be sold very yheap.
Lots in , lss, With b,isk house eoataining IL
Brick hose On kxshmge-s,., bst 7th and sth, with
rooms, kassmsst, cellar and cistsrn,
Lets 4, ]. aad essbks4, in KiiboarnsS kda.
Lots 5 and in bh ll5.
Lot in block ~.
Block 2o4 and Iots In block Jos
Is Ave scrs lots near Aontrse, admirably adapt Cd
to sardspins purposes. rsrmt-ons-sftA cash,
balance In Aanusai. pay msnts.~
Lot in block IS. - Cedar, between sth and 7,h.
Lot in SsSck II, corner Of Dss Aoines street and
Lot IL, and ! Of lot 10, bloerss. in N,s0ns Lower
sdditioa. :.
Lot I, block 7sl Jon Main It,.
Let 10, block -, goEnson-s T., between Sd and 4,h.
70 BY l4o II ON Main, between 9Th ! 9Th sts.
Lot in block 3, corner 81 Water and Exsha s.s
Lot in b. RS; Los4 in block IS.
70 BY $50 IT,, being rear snds Of lots o. ii aad IL,
in block 81, froai'Ax N Fifth street.
loby 50 feet, eornsf3d aud Biqadsau IS.
two story brick dwelling on the corner Of 9Th
and Hank.strsst1, With good <istsrn, cellar.
barn, &c. ., -
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS!l
$50 Acres near sammitvflls, 80 rods from Plank
rood. 175 psr'Acrs.
800 Acres Cd String Prairie, rs miles from Ksokuk,
sdniIAbly adapted u rxr .ed!ture;
$40 Acres ,-Section Is, Up, 81, h. 6 usst,-l mile
FROM Charlsst.n. : Houses, = wells, q youns
orchard; z50 acres Nndsr cultivation. Very low
II all sold togsthsf.
ZOE acres on Plank Read, II miles from Ksokuk,
with 500 fruit trees, sY'd log house. Toe acres
under cultivation soii Of great fertility.
feb9- dom =.
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- r.
- Ths sstss Of the following Banks are notss.
'sived y Any u he BANKER in this city.
Erie Oity Desk, PsnnsyivsIia.
wsrrea Cssnty Bask, Psansyivaaia.
Assosb O.. Daak, Nj. Clemens, AisA.
Ariingtoa DAnk, wsshia gtea, b. c.
kxshaAes bAak q Tenn, AurfrsssboTs' ,1son.
bAsiaGs 6oak q IAAlaas, Cesnsrsvtlis.
Esak y 1ass fssnsssss, Knoxville, Tssn.
CsntfAi nAnk q Tsnssasee, HasAyiils. Teas.
Farmer and nsssAAsh' Deak, 0sssashsss. 1lAJ
vAllsy 1sak, naepssssvn, ~.
Planters ~ Assaaaiss' Bssk, baissa. oss.
.s1.es,s tsak. wtskisss. H..
Ellsworth Bsak, Eilswssth. Ne.
Wooster Bank, banbury, Com.
Kanswha Bank, ksnawha, w.
bank Of the kspsbiie, Providence, Ri.
LAnsastsr Bank Penn.
Cestos Bsak ,Douth ChinA, Maine.
hpok 81 British North America Montreal
+1AiVsrson bsnk, Providence, H. 1.
benk u nAss Tennessee, Nashville.
Rhode Island Central, RI.
Bank of Aalioveil, Maine.
Provincial Bank Of stanstsaA, Canada
Exchange Bsak, Bsns.r, Maine.
Exeter Nsv Aaupshirs.
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Conssrsisi " Perth, Anboy, Nj.
Indiaos STATE DAnk, Bisomlsid
0raosrcy Bank, Lafaystts.
,6Aswnes 0ank, Attica.
Stock Security Bank VI DanviIls.
rArnsrs'sn Mechanics Bank indianapolis.
Huntington Io.. Huntington.
New Castle, Psapsyivsnia.
Hancsck Bank, Ellsworth, Ne.
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Bank Of the Capitol, Indianapolis.
Bsak Of Eikhaxs, Klkhart.
Baak ef9oshsn, Goshen.
Bank 81 Indiana, Michigan City.
Baak 81 Aount vsrnoa, Mt. Vernon.
1ank Of Moatieslio, Aontiesilo.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-26

IA ToUcn o. m DsIQAxsAa.-Sons ~
gulsr tAings Aavs lately oesss1sd . SAlsn,
MAasAshossets, in the prsssnss Of the Mayor
and othsr Eeatlsnsn. AnoAe Others, spon
the aen Ok Aiss Ceagswell, Iron Dasliagsea,
Vermont, IL saaas = dsesass1 p1soss ap-
psared in letters raised apea ~ 1aaA, uAich
eeatinasd fsw niasaD - tn eFsdaally
fadsd away. Tho lsttss were pSssspsibis
to touch and eight, bos sssaasd 10 cessation
upon the skin. The spsstaGers sspsss thaG
there vss no possibility Of deception srtsisk,
and they know Of 70 way 70 assean1 lee the
phenomenon. Salem he always bean f.
vosits LEGALITY for witohGafk taE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-26

RALsoAD NsoorrArroS.-Mr. Sample he's
returned from the East, and ws learn that hs
has elected negotiation for hftssn hasdrsd
tons OF railrosd iron, enough 10 lay Afsssn
miles, ats price which will make II saa,d
the Company 10 hess than 90 per ton hsrs.
II il to Be delivered here in Jsly ssx. Cor.
porats bonds were deposited - collateral
security for payment, At 724 sssss on the
dollar. We believe this Is generally sonsid.
cred quite favorable trsnssstioa. The
road, - fer - Carthage, 10 ready for the
ties and iron. We hope the balance Of the
line may be completed before the season
closes, bot ~ are not swsrs Of what the az
psotAsions Of the Company are In thai re-
gard. av