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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02
Martb Glrffion-l 1853.
sHERIrr-r.INooLN COUNTY.

sHERIFr-LINCoLN COUNTY.
~ We are authorized to anncun &c Mr.
JOtn r.. MOtsOw. candidate for Sheriff
Of Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1858
~ We are authorized to announce Mr.
Wiley VI. Alexander. candidate fol
Sheriff of Lincoln county. at the March
Election, 1858.
0rwe are authorized to announce A. J.
Chiids ess. EST, a candidate for Sheriff OF
Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02

The National Era, Abolition paper
in Washington City, is advertised to
be sold. to pay the tsilhond of VIM.
s Chaplin, charged with running of
several Of Senator Toomb's negroes
few years since.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02

Engagements for new wheat are
making in Nashville at 81 per bushel
by some, while others hold of, regar-
ding the price as too high.
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The comet was due on Saturday
week and Mrs. Decker. Of Newburgh,
hung herself with a clothes line to
avoid annihilstion. -
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Cotton Blooms

We were shown last Mo nday,
couple Of Cotton Blooms, which we're
picked on the 9th ult., on the farm
of the late Mr.. Joseph Clark, which
is now under the management Of
Mr.. Fowler. They are the 6rss
ne have heard OF this season.
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Mulberry Male Academy

The next session of this old, we'll
established and popular school will
commence on Monday, August Sd.
The attention Of our readers is in
yited to the advertisement 10 ano.h-
er column.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02

~ observation-disclosures be handed intothe
eaice BY TsSsiay Morning, TO insure an appear
ice in the following Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02
VACCINATION A CURE FOR WHooplNt

CoUaH- DR.. IF. Alexander. of this
city. during the late smallpox panic,
yaccinated over two hundred children
and informs the In'eNgeneer that be
has found vaccination certain and
speedy cure for wboopiug cough.--A-
lanta Ame.
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Winchester and Alabama Railroad.
THE Board of MEAESzzkEsz.

Directors of said Railroad Company have
resolved to put said Road under contract the
11th Of Juiy. 1857, the lettings to be at
SALEM, TENNESSEE. on that day: and to enable
them to prosecute the work. as they are deter
mined to do. have this day made call of 80
per share for four months. payable the lst of
June. July, August and September, respect
lively. upon the Stockholders of said Company.
The Stockholders will make payment accord
ingly. Those in Lincoln County will pay to
j. f. Bright, Esq, and those in Franklin
County to Thos. F Moseley. Esq.
" X. STEVENSON, President.
F. 7. EsTILL, Secretary.
May 81, 1857-tf
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august Glertan--lB57.
oosaaEss--sIxrH DISTRICT.

CoSGeEsS--SIXTH DISTRICT.
ftp We are authorized to announce Hon
Geo. w. Jones, a candidate for recollection
- Congress, from this Congressional District.
STATE sEyATE-LINCoLN AND FRANKLIN.
OF We are authorized TO announce Ieci
J.Jones. Esq, OF Lincoln, a candidate 10 rep
resent Lincola and Franklin counties in the
Senatorial branch of the next Tennessee
Legislature.
FLoArEa-LINcoLN,a GILES AND MARSHALL.
or We are authorized to announce Iasnes
n. Davidson, a candidate for Joint Repre-
sentative for Lincoln. Giles and Marshall coun-
ties in the next Legislature.
REPREsENTATIvE-LINCoB COUNTY
L We are authorized to announce Capt.
George v. Reb5, candidate TO represent
Lincoln comfy. in the lower branch of the
next Tenressee Legislature.
ZIP We are authorized TO announce Mr..
-. W. Holman. a candidate TO represent
Lincoln county, in the lower branch of the
nsxt Tennessee Legislature.
Or We are authorized TO announce Mr..
zancs Fa,fon, candidate to represent
Lincoln county, in the lower branch Of the next
Tennessee Legislature.
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Fresh Arrivals /!

II HAVE just received my new stock u
Il of Materials, and am prepared I'D
to favor all that will favor me with M
call with any article in my line. of the very best
and cheapest that can be had in this county,
or any of the adjoining counties. All my
Leather is of the best Cincinnati tanned.
have on hand, and will keep constantly. Sad
dies. Brides, Martingals; Carriage, Buggy and
Wagon Harness of every description, Saddle
Bags, Collars. Hsmes, Whips and Lashes,
Breeding. Back Bands, Blind Brides, and a
fine lot of Bride Bits and Strrups--in fact,
everything that is to be found anywhere in
this line of business. L. d. ATKINS.
May 81, 1957-tf
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$50 Reward !!

d ANYWAY on the 9th of June, a eA
Il couple of Negro Boys by the "
names of Barnett and Peter. Said boys ~
are about "a years of age, heavy built, and one
of dark, aud the other of lighter complexion.
1t is highly probable that they are in the
neighborhood of Fayetteville Twill give the
above reward for their security at my house.
miles northwest of Elkton.
LUCIUS D. SUBTLE.
June Is, 1857.
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Burial Cases

10k Ao4 I6S(S
Mr.. W. w. Formseali, Of this place
is agent for the sale Of the celebrated
Metallic Burial Gases and Csskets, and
has quite number Of sizes now at
his ware-room.
1t is not contended that they will
preserve the body for all future time
without some decay, but absolute
experience does show that after an
interment Of over years duration,
the ccrpses exhibited not the slight
est evidence Of change The pro-
prietors, If their instructions are
strictly adhered to, guarantee the
following results: l. To be perfect
y air tight; 2. To be Indsstrnctible
from natural causes; 3. To effsctuas
ly resist the pressure of the earth;
4. To be proof against the encroacb-l
nents of all kinds of vermin; s.
10 render the body less liable to
become a victim of the diesector
Knife; 6. To entirely prevent the
scape of offensive gases during the
etention or transportation Of the
'ody. |
Cso and GOA the,n
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- 4 Request Easily Granted. -,

erPsrsons purchasing articles sdvertisedin
eur columns. will confer favor BY mentioning
that they saw the advertisement III the
fArBrTnvrLLs OssesvERlS
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Fayetteville Female Academy

The Annual Examination and
commencement Of this Institution
was concluded Lac. Friday. having
commenced the Tusday previous
The rooms we're densely crowded With
visitors, while the doors were literal
y bssiegsd by crowds unable to OBJ
tain admittance. The procedures
we're highly complimentary, in every
respect, both to teachers and taught.
A class Of FIVE young ladies grad
usted and received their diplomas
on Thursday.
We have bad oc casion SO often TO
speak If the mauy exeeilenctes oil
this Institution, that any thing more
at this time might be deemed super
auous. The best evidence, however,
sf its genuine merit lie The steady
and constant increase of tic patron
age. Last session, We believe. IT
numbered considerably over one
HUNDRED pupils, and yet it's prospects
.sbs the future are brighter than ever.
Mr. .Sswyy has few equals as a
disciplinarian, aud is indsfatigable IN
Lis efforts and determination. TO sus-
tain end enhance ths reputation OF
the school. His lnbors, assisted by
Nr. Simons, and corps of accom-
plished and competent teachers. baye
made it what it is. aud their great So
licituds il for it's future fame and
usefulness.
The next session will commence
the frst Monday in September.
The Markets
Our report to-day is shorter than
usual. Business at the principal
,smss sssms = b rsther stagnant
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02

!. MADISON CoUNTY--ALABAMA.
Horse Mule, dark brown, blind in the right
eye, marked with harness, about IL years old;
by Samuel j. Shankland, about six miles
from Huntsville. on the Elkton road, June /,
1857. Valued at $50.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02
Farmers. read This

w sale of Emery's Patent Com -
bined Thresher and Cleaner Ar<s4a
one Of the best Machines ever offered to the
farming people. It threshes and cleans, at
one operation. fit for market, in satisfactory
manner, any kind of grain. with little or no
waste. AS now constructed, we believe this
Machine possesses. ina marked degree, quail
ties superior to those of any other offered to
the community; and that it will recommend
itself to all fair test of its capabilities and
careful examination of its construction and
workmanship.
The above Machines are warranted to ope-
rate as described, and to be made of the best
materials ard workmanship
We are, also, agents for the sale Of Emery's
Drag CrOsS-CGt Saw Will, which, with
one horse, will cut from 20 to 80 cord cuts of
wood per day. Address,
w & r. F. STEGALL. ~
June Is, 1857-tf Fayetteville, Tenn.
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iigs7tisema are inserted in the or
der in which they are handed IN.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-07-02
III AnRiADgs.
MARRIED,

MARRIED..
In this county, Wednesday, oath nit, by
Rev. A. S. Sloan, Mr.. WrLLIAN P. LINDsEY
and Miss MARTHA WILEY.
Twas Bily's pride
To lead his bride
Close by his side
To Hymen's sacred altar.
The preacher there
Did make them swear
Through life to wear
Loves siIken halter.
By ONE WHO WAS THAR.
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s9AAMA
find Summer Goods
FOR 1857.

,HSHE Undersigned has received aud 80.
l. just opened at his ole stand on S8
the west side of the public square, -
Fayetteville Tenn. new and splendid st0ci
of SRING AND SUMNER GOODS suitsbls
for the present and approaching season. Thess
goods are direct from the eastern cities making
his stock completes, and one of the largest
ever offered by him to the trade. In fact it il
his misfortune Out decidedly to the sdvantsgs
of buyers always TO have too many goods on
hand, thereby compelling him to sell at very
small profits. Suffice il TO say that sithoG.
enunnersting the different articles. will Do
found at his store, all OF the goods USUALLY kept
in retail house. The undersigned has always
believed that long advertisements wass fall
icy. as the smallest stocks generally mssss the
greatest blow; therefore he will rely on tbs<
good sense of the people to examine his stock
before buying elsewhere. There has gottsa
mp an erroneous idea that merchants dislike to
show their goods, for one can say it ia
pleasure for me 20 show them, relying or their
good judgment and taste to insure mo sale.
My motto is as heretofore. quick sales aud
small profits. To this mammoth stock of goods
invite the attention Of buyers piedging myself
10 offer such inducements. both in tins end
price, thai cannot fail to give general stisfse-
ion. Very Respectfully.
JOHN GOODRICH.
Fayct'~viile, April 9. 1857.
P. 81 would remark that will at al
Zines he clad to exchange any goods havs
or the usual barter of the country JG
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ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.

LIST, Kind Of animal is given. I'd, color ..
I'D, description. 4th, age. :. 9Th, poster's
name. 9Th, place and time of arrest.
7th, valuation.
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LATE ARRIVALS
OF New spsseg md euHfzsos
NMN N.GGNs.
AT TEE STORE O.
T. c. Goodrich,
Northeast corner Of the .s9aarS
E4fETTEYlLLE 7ENN
HIy n GGDDprf,rJ ;,f,~ L.:

u dOODhICH Informs Bis
4 sSriends and the public gen. y
orally, that he has Just rscsivsd
the largest and most desirable stock of staple
and fancy spring and summer Goods
he has ever brought to this market: I invites
comparison of my goods. style and prices and
feel confident can please all who Wish -
buy. Ny stock of Ladies Dress Goods
is rich, varied aud fashionable. embracing al
of the latest and newest styles, and cannot
fail toplease. Among which may be found:
Rich Rrocade silks, Black do. DO. plais
black gro de rhine do, plain Mourning IL.
plain and Printed Bereges, black and fzlsey
Chalies. Muslin and Jackonet Robes. black s,lk
Grape de Paris cold :, French cambria, pafnfsA
JackoDets, painted Muslirs. painted Laxn4
black and white Lawns, black and white Aus<
Inns, Linen and Nankeens, Bombszines. and ALI
pacas, printed BrillaDtes, plain and fancy cling
hams, black and striped Ginghsms, black silk
Tamartin. Victoria and Bishop Lawns, Man.
sock aud white Swiss, corded and checked
NJ usilns, white BrilliaDtine, new style Prints,
Collars and Under Sleeves, in sets fine Frenck
worked Collars, black Grape do. white Jacko-
net do, Swiss Edgings snd InsertiDss, Jscko-
net Edgings and Insertipgs, thread Laees and
EdgIngs, Nansook Muslins, white and Colore1
Brilliantine, linen cambria hkf. French worEsa
hkf. linen lawn hkf, Corsetts and Skirts.
white, dotted aHtkcolored Swiss, black, bus
and white Nantes, black, white and coiorsi
Kid Gloves, black silk aud picknett Gloves.
riding Gloves, all sorts, white and black silk
Hose, white, black and mixed Hose, Bcnnsts
and Bonnet Ribbons, bonnet Flowers as4
Rushes, all ofwhich viii be sold low by
April g. T. G. GOODRICH.
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$50 Reward /!

WOO 1CO w OF u
RROKE Jail in the county of Lincoln, a,
II aboht December last, mr. Negro N
Man. NELSON. will give s25 re- IL
ward for the apprehension Of said Nelson in
the county Of Lincoln, and $50 if caught out
of the county of Lincoln--in either case, said
Nelson to be delivered to me, or lodged in
Lincoln county Jail.
DE s O RIP TON.
Nelson is Is TO 20 years of age. about feet
6 inches high, has one or two scars on his face,
and had on when he broke Jail, heavy. bushy
hair-isa blacksmith by trade, and viii weigh
from 40 to 40 lbs.
JAMES P. BURKE.
Fayetteville, Tenn, June 4, 1857-tf
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The Markets
Our report to-day is shorter than
usual. Business at the principal
psmss sssms = b rather stagpant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

We have for sale Job Press Of Mon
tague's patent, manufactured at Hartford,
Conn. We used it n year or more, until it
was superseded By other machinery, and
have now no further occasion for it. II
could be made very serviceable in a country
Office, and We will sell it at bargain.
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IMPORTANT MAN0E0I
Saturday Evening Train Put On.
OHIO 4 MISSISSIPPI
..o4D( .4go..
r ALL K DAD.

COmplefedfO Ctnctnndft-- Through sr3fh OsIf
change Of cara Only enc honge
Of cars to Louisriiie-- One
change to Cleveland.
nNEto whse.in 4, and two less changes Of Carr
~ and baggage ahd6 miies nearer TO all HAST
srn Cities tnan ny any ,tber route
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE. esssys~e
Me z. s. Maii and Addms krprcss.
On AMI astcr "Wednesday, July LIST, trains viii
leave a. follow;
Chestnut, nj 1000 a. m. Leave. East St. Louis
Depot at 1880.
ExprsM Trsin--Leav Office. corner Of 4th and
Chs nut, At 3 pm. Leaves East ST. Louis Depot
at $3.50 Pm.
In order to aceo On lodate the travelling puL
lie, . Saturday Afternoon Train has bssn put
up, and trains will run rs above every dny except
SUNDAY.
one SUNDAY TRAIN AT 3:oOP. ".
N. Bail trains make direct and esrf&n COW
xsetioss II c,acin.ah aith all Eastern Mail and
kxprsss Trains, thus farmin the sAoriss sxiekest,
and salv Broad Gsxcs Route to New York, Bost.n,
Philaislphia. Baltim re, Wash gton City. Pitts
burgh, Wheeling, Cleveland, BuhAIo, and al
Eastesn eities.
Also, cnicago, and all points ON the Illinois Co.'S
trail K. Il.
ONLY ONE CHANGE or CARS 70 CHICAGO.
New York psssengers have choice Of four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, viz: New York
fns, N. Y. Central, Pennsyiysnia Central, and
Through passengers should avail themselves Of
this most reliable route between the East and
the West, ~ IL affords unusual fsciiities, bang
superior rad, and the only Broad GaAss koad h
the Weat.
Passenger. for Decatur, Bloomins ton, I.asallc,
Rock Island, Darlington, Peoria, ipsAIsitA, Ca
lena, Peru, <c., connect nj ssndoval with the
Illinois Central X. n. for the shove nsmsa points
direct.
Passengers for Nation and Chicago conusst at
Odin With the Chicag. Branch. Through fSom st..
Louis with only one change Of cars.
Through baggage check given in the city, and
bAegaRe hsnd.sd free, giving passen gers trcubls
u the Depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can b procured at The Offices, Nos. - and 80,
corner Of 4th and Chestnut streets, under the
Planter House. and at No. 81 Lsvss, corner "
Vine street.
I~Both onces are exactly on the cornsr-tAs
only places to obtain reliable infoi nation.
W. Il. CLEMENT, Gcn'l eup't.
ISAAC WYMAN. Gent v sstesn Ag't.
Omnihuses will callfor passengers and hAGeags
10 any part u the city W leaving their ad9fsss q
either y ths o@ses. Cali regularly Of The Aetsls
jyl7d
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HepObsscan Asase a"Mss
The Republicans II TIE State Of Iowa will meet
In Convention nj IOWA CITY, on H'e.snssdas
AsgnH 1874, for general consulsation upon matter,
OF vital Importance.
IL the amended Constitution IL adopted ct the
August election, candidates for Governor Lieut..
Governor will be put in nomination at said Con-
ontion.
The ratio Of representation will one delegate
for every one hundred Republican voters. IN each
Nnunty and one additional delegate for fraction.
over ATTY voters. Counties not having the requisite
number Of Republican voters eDtite them 10 one
delegate by the ratio adopted will nevertheless be
entitled ic one delegate.
Rv order Of the State Central Committee.
SAMUEL J LAKEWOOD.
HENRY O'COSN0k.
Nm. PEN CLARK
GEO. h. WOODEN
HIRAM PRICE.
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RAILROAD TiCKETS

1000 TOR an sniini.ed lengtA Ut tine; ALLOWING
Passenger tostop ~ any point and ~
sume their jouru ~ leisure.
Steamboat Tickets rood until Close q Navlsaaioa.
~fasssngsss can obtain Be liable Infrn asioa
q this Odics in regard ~ ali Railroad ksatss il
the unit Ststss and CAnad s.N0M
Passengers leave keohuk every day - follows
Y the Ntssr. - y =, Mondays excepted. Down
tas River. II 2. NJ. Mondays excepted. Down o.
Monday NJ Z .. N.
Stage goes East to plyneath 1t :. N, Sundays
excepted.
- Vfkcs open It 7o'closk .. i.
J. \. TkwKeBURY,
Psrsiga Ticket Agsst. g. B. Y. n. \. Liss.
jyls-d
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TAKING CANARY BiRD.- Mr.. Henry Holmes,
grocery proprietor at the corner OF River
and Division streets, 10 tho owner OF m En-
glish canary bird, which spe 10 words ~
PLAIN a. a parrot. Such an instaaoe seldom
Il ever occurred, as n talking canary bird,
bat such II tbs case, as the incredulous, il
they will call. will find it.-(froy Wing.
LApiss' "LIsxs BUSTERS. THE Utica
Herald says that the linen wrappers which
are getting into use by the ladies now s-days
originated with the Zouavss, that dsuntlsss
yet isolsted body OF French troops, whowent
up the MalakoG hill amid the storm Of iron
rain. They frst introduced the style Of dress
for fatigue purposes and called Il "burnous."
Those worn by the ladies are an exact pat
tern Of the Zoasvs fatigue.
Grit 10 no sin against our mother tongue
to use words not to be found in the diction-
aries, provided they are necessary, and are
must have had beginning, and II or faith
ers had had no inventive genius we should
have. had no language.
HT-A kind. hearted md nifectionate spo-
"a, honnetted and shawied, very recently OPP
peared at the door of a room where her good
naturea liege was about to indulge in 4 COM
Portable snonze.
sMy dear, Pm going shopping What
shall bring to comfort you?
Il don't know, love; don't know Of any
thing want particularly jnst now. Come
and kiss me. will tell you, however, what
| want You to don't bring me-
what 10 it, pray?'
sPray don't bring me in debt !!
E1'The editor Of the Steubenville (Ohio)
Union, breaks into ecstacies in the enjoy
ment Of certain creams and sodAs. Hear
him
"Sparkling fountains in the mountains,
flowing sweetly through the dclls, are but
dreamses to the Creain-ses, that are sold by
| Oily kcils.
s.Tastcd once We tasted them often, and
the golden syrup flows, in stream OF
colored glory down our throats and up our
nose.
| sand We feel go very pleasant, musical
~ Christmas Bells. This warm weather
what present We may get from Oily Kells."
/ GTrThe fckleness OF fashion 10 proverbi.
I III. She is never content but in extremes.
Tho little bonnets Of the present day are
| pretty sure to be followed BY the hugo scoop
/ shovels which used to hide the fair fnces Of
j Tic wear oEU utSGCu VI tWcuty yO0IU okVs.-
ssPoctry il prophecy and an old satire dis
coursing Of this subject, says:
To day right jauntily hat she wears
i That scarce al .rds shelter for her ears
I Tomorrow, happy searching ieng In vain.
/ Yoa spy her fsstures down Leghorn lane
! WHAT folly the young mAn of fashion" dsplays,
! To what childish purr ats he Is wiling TO stsop.
| From morningto esealng, he 6nas nowadays
No better Amusement than chnshing hoop.
j
GT Touching rain, young American poet
says:
! We know il would rain, for all the day long
spirit, on slender ropes Of mist,
/ Was lowering his golden buaket down
Int tbs vapory s,ns,hyst
The Nav York Mercury thinks the follow
ing verse would be an improvement on the
/ above:
We knew 1t would rain, for The whole week lonS
demon, whose breath congea.sd orr blood,
1 Was lowering his slimy bucket down,
Into mixture ri water and mud.
c. Tho British Government has granted
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NOTICE. = hereby given to the o. asss " The
the City - ksahsh, Lee sesnty asd etste u Iowa,
whose nsnss are nentb0hst sba aii oh srs inter.
esisd: that spscisi aax Ass been asssssed sAA
levied q ssad lees, y ths City Cosseil ~ satd
70. ~ ead o.. asd Ter gssdisg The Alley thssugh
Bieek No. -, - dssi9sassa In ths sbSvs list,
- sAisss peynsst - nsds 81 ths taxs. ~ lssisj
aad Ale all sasts, bs1ess ~ 13sd asy Of Jal3,
v. 1871, NJ said loes, ~ uch th4Issf - skall
- aseessasy - dissAasge said tsx and sssss, viii
- seld % the day sfo, ess,a, ~ IL Aa,or'a sss
II sait city bstwesn the hssls Il s'sI.1k .. =.
sad o'slssk ,. =. &C. s1EvEAH,
Collector II the City Of A.eksk.
July l., I087.atd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

erxEr peH.-spme contemporary in
ca ossIing 10y Walker, says that after
tndline the millions in the q. 8. Treasury
te les, cgce 20 peer IL : Ls.D.,i,s cur,.,,.n.
Considering tina. Walker, ne Secretary Of tb.
Treasury, 70 far from "handlins' the Gov
eminent millions, could not even so much a.
f,nch an amount equal to his own salary IN
I'll he procured the consent and signature u
-four other freasar, officers, the Comptroller,
Auditor, Treasurer and Register, We think
the puff 10 liuIe orerdane.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20
AAALoAnArloS IN THE SorrH.-A corrss.

AAALGAnATloS IN THE SourH.--A corres-
pendent OF the Chicago Tribune, says;
81 know sell. emancipated three-quar-
ters--aye, fye-sixths uh,Je coiored man in
Chicago [and who, by the way, reads and
writes well, and is man Of good morals
and good sense) Who once courted, but for
some cause did not marry, an aniable and
beautiful daughter, whom her rArnEh had by
one of his mniatfo women. Tnls father was
none other than the celebrated Senator But
Ter, Of South Carolina.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

THE GREAT EAsrERN.-This vessel will
not sail until April next. II has been de-
cded tha, she is to make Portland her vest
ern terminus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-20

ROBERT HoLxKs.-This venerable Irish ad-
vocate, the defender Of Emmett and Mitchell,
il not dead, Us reported.