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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

THE NEW TARIFF 10 considered as benefting
greatly the New England mills. which largely use
wool of the coarssr qualities and the stock OF
some of them has advanced five per cent. II Ia
not, however, considered favorable to the cotton
mills, especially those of the manufacture Of the
finer qualities
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-A verdict was rendered
yesterday In the Circuit Court In favor Of Mrs
Williams against the city of Milwaukee for "a 0ot
damages for injuries sustained nearly two yeari
since by fall, resulting from the defective coE
diion Of q sidewalk.
[Miluaukce american, March 4h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

INTERESTING FROM BuESos AYRFs - Buenos
Ayres papers Of January II contsin news of in
terest Peace has been concluded with the In.
diaus CT The South. and through the effcien, SER
vices OF General Escslada, a treaty had been rat-
fed which breaks up the formidable Indian coali-
ton that has disturbed for so long the peace of the
republic An important decree has been issued,
establishing twelve months of deposit gratis in
favor OF goods intended for transit Large num-
bers OF Irish emigrants had arrived in Bnenos
Ayres
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

THE MEN OF THE KANE ExPEDITION-We
have already statoJ that eight of the survivors OF
the expedition 10 the Arctic zone under the com.
mand of DR.. Kane, were in Philadelphia at the
time Of the obsequies when the mortal remair.
of the great captain were inferred The Boston
Telegraph contains the following interesting ufor.
mationi regard to the whereabouts and occuna.
ton Of the whole party
In the first place of those who attended tho f.,
nerNof DIR. ksne:-"H Henry Brooks. frat officer
now hoatswain q. 8 n, New York; VIM. Morton
steward, now assistant U. S. Marshal, PhiadeJ,
phia; VIM. Godfrey, seaman, now driving omni
bus, Philadelphia; Thomas Hickey, cabin how.
now in Charles Smiths foundry. Phiadelobia: e.
Stephenson, sesman. now store keeper. steamer
Baltic; II Goodfellow, captais's clerk, now re.id-
iog In Pbiladelphia; Amos Bonsal, deck officer.
now farmer, Delaware county, near Philadelohia'
DR. Hayes, surgeon aud naturalist, now residing
in Philadelphia"
The other survivors are ]. Wall Wilson. sailing.
master, now at New YorR4y. McGary, j. Blake.
G Riley, and G.. Whipple,s now at sea; August
Sonntag, astronomer, now ia Mexico; J. Carr Pc.
terson interpreter, now at Uppernavik; and Hans.
bunter now with the Esquimaux Of Smiths Sound
The dead are j. T Baker, died on ship; Pierre
Schupert. died on ship; Christian Obsen died from
injury received on ice. in lifting the bow of one Of
the boats. on the return: Dr.. E. X. Kane died at
Havan4 February IT, 1857.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

FIRE On STATEN BLAND N. Y-O, snns.y
20 I hre broke GU, In Mr. HoItkempts bake
w,,t lompkinsyillf, Staten Island, N Y, Which,
Amora, otLef pa'f buildings, WAS utterly destroyed -
iasaos OF loss not sseertainod, but most OF the
'' ~fe believed to be covered by Insurance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-The Somsrvile Tenn
Star states that . serious explosion occurred in
that place, Mr.. Love, attempting to pour oil into
. lighted lamp, but misteok q can Of Potoder for
fha oil
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

ehs,aaI .s'AL fLkA.-A young thief, who vas
mn,,aN .he other day with picking pockets, de
L,a na " me Indictment, for that, whereas he
'1.n just a. they came.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

SHIP CANAL FROMs LAKE ERIE To LAKE
MlCHiGAN,-A bill ia before the New York Legis
lsture to incorpor ate company, With a capital
of Sl6O0O0O0, to con sGuct ship canal to connect
Lake Erie and Lake Michigan at the most desira.
BILE points on each The proposed canal will
save eight hundred miles of water communica-
kinra
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ry Notice .-Aceountant, Agent and

gy. Notice Accountant, Agent and C6i-
LEcToR.-3 D. WODTrON would re,pectfu IL in
form the citizens Of Richmond and the pablie ener
al y, that he Is now prepared to keep and bstsacs
books make off bills and do writing by the job; will
also pay particular and prompt attention to collect
ng rents negro hires and collecting gene
Security will be given for promptness ana correct
less to thoss who pstroniss him.
His otfise is eue door below the corner OF GoyM'
nor and Franklin streets, ashort distance above che
Ex.han Ga Hotel 3sFa NH IL DIM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

arDr. l.. B ROse.. late Of stafford conn
tv-bayip. removed TO Richmond Offers his profes.
sonsl services to the public. a5
17-Ofics ia the basement OF the Central Hotsi,
Garner of 9Th and Grace streets. 10 M-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

C0kFgk...lsO bAas La9ehyre eieApa
" of prime qsality. rsceIytae snd tes s1s q
! AA s4sess - y sst8ssss7 4 e AEs 4
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

~" DIR. r. III. ChrlsLIan mas removed MS
office TO ths Richmond House, Governor street,
where be be found at ell times except when pro.
f...ionsIIv an sassd SKIS 4--.s nid Sta 2.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

-. .sWeediand Croam''.-A pomade for
.Xurr,yfNs THs HAIR-hshiy perfunsd. snpsrls :
- sey French article imported and for half tao
rIiss. Tor dressing uadieS Hair It hiss no sqn>i.
siyins ft bright eiossy stpeasaece II cassss 0sa.
is removes dsndraa. always giving ths Hair the ep.
pearsnce Of being ffesh shanpooed. Price onsy nfy
esnts None genuine nniess dsaed
Ass sei .Baiu OF q Thousand fiewsfsF
Tor sale b. ell Druggists. -. =. ......uz sag,
BENNETT, BEERS fIhEk 80,
NH 1I-eoA6m Agcuts fos ntdAM1Has q
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letter. %#1 .f sss "a
in the post office list sddfa aee& habe' Presties.
and sixty lady's are Said to ME spplSd. for the
golden letter, and t6e ghlenl dispenser ef billet
doex at the ladies window TasF sFeRpved to The n
York Hospital in state of mN eosderiag On de-
raogsmsnt' rang sh,p prSduoe the Of love-
JOINT STOCK ]NN rEs01kyyb.- ID enesrs
that the total anisnas 5 %depos4s in Nh Pint
stock banks of LohuSH R exceeds s35Q QOg6oo,
Ell, ,43e,O0a, being co61erably less than those of
the same character iqitfe. .Ba ak of England
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

An Austrian general lately died In consequence
Of eating hundred large oysters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

CO. Last N0tice..One Week L0ngcr...
Intending 20 close my business at ths olo stand,
Monday, tn, 24th inst l offer ths resifu7 of my
stock OF Dry Goods without Eegsrd 10 cost. Terms,
cash only -
Ny store House will be for rent. the Fl rst day
Of April. THOS. ID. QuAhLEs.
NH l6--tl - .-eH - ~ - 7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

~ Cancers mad Tumors Cures wttneut
cuttins-Dk M KAHN lace Of fhiisdeiphis respect
fully ofsrs his services to the ctzees sad tne poo
lie generally, for tho cure OF CsneerA iomouss
Moulds Biotches and an diseases OF the SIN ne
can also cure Secret Diseases a.
He viii remain In kichmond three nentos be
can be iound az his ofce, o. the Clifton House. frem
~ Rsaommsudstions a. csn be seen on application.
NH i6--in*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

rv DR. Coons, late of st Louis. Flo -
Office and residence Sd street, west side bstwsen
Marshal and Clay streets nah IL dom
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

nESEKAL COMMISSION MERCHAN1.
RICHMOND. ViRsiRiA.
r~Is,.r.l cash advances made on consixnmsats
IN nv f,iends, Hessrs REID Nash, Nss Nofx. ss
II film
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

THE NATIONAL EorKL EPDrxrc.-Tb.
ferrous sickness which has prevailed at III. N.,
IonAi Hotel, w Arlington, receives the most s.,,.
factory explanation ~ TO its cause, vet siven =
communication appearing in the National I,,.,,,.
sencer from correspondent who writes over 4.
signature OF 'Msdicus." He says:
Ny own explanation or theory fdifi len,,v -.
pressed) is that the disease was caused bv ~.
onous mtasm, generated In and rising from ps. -.
sewers, cespools, AMI sinks about the lower mart
IT the house. A large public sewer runs do.n
Sixth street, and receives all the waste aud f,I.h
from two large hotels, some restaurants and live.
ry stables, public bath. .house, &c Last fan ,
stink trap was placed at the principal opening a,
the corner of Sixth street and the avenue. and
thus the escape of the sffluvia previously mos,
offsnsive) into the open aie was prevented. The
inevitable result would be that this pernicous mi
asm would find i.s way through any communities.
ton between the house and the sewer, and havs
just been informed that such . communication
does exist The house deficient in ventilation
and large steam boiler in the cellar by rarifyi
the air. has aided in disseminating the poison
through all the premises During the warn
weather in February, when the doors and win
dows were all thrown open. no new cases of tn,
disease occurred; but as soon as the weather be
came cold and the avenues of ventilation wer,
closed 1t broke ont sfresh."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

~ DR.. G.. w. Briegs has removed 10 the
Office recently occupied by DR. r. a. Cbrsti,o, a. toe
corner of Governor and Main streets servant
residence at night .-.s.
Office hours daily 10 A. NJ. to2 P. NJ, end to r.
M aY nh I9-lms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

DEATH OF VETERAN.-The Farmville Vir-
ginia, Journal notices the death of William Ellis,
negro aged % years, in that eighborhood Speak
lag Of him, it says:
He was horn a slave, and was liberated about
the year 1872, by Richard Rsndoph, who resided
at the plantation in Cumberland, near this place.
now called Bizarre" and owned by Mr. P II
Jackson By the deed of manumissiou Uncle
Billy" became possessed of lot of land Ia this
town on which he resided until his death. He was
well grown boy at the time of the Revolution,
and we have frequently heard him detail incidents
tha: occurred during that memorable period. He
bad distinct recollection of Tarlton's maraudiug
expedi ion TO this portion of the Stats, and the
alarm and excitement consequent upon the visit of
The fierce drsgoon. During the war of 1912, he
accompanied DR. Fiourhoy, (who was surgeon to
company OF volunteer cavalry, raised in this coun-
ty) 10 the capacity Cf servant, to Norfolk with
whom he remained during that gen.leman's term
Of service. Uncle Billy" was somewhat of an
arisiocrat, prided himself upon his blood ard perth
naeiousiy asserted his claims TO be regarded ~
member fone of the first families" He was in
all respects siagnlaily free from the pernicious
habits and debasing vices common among the
class to which he belonged, and in his correct de
pertinent and scrupuious regard for the propreties
OF life, furnished an example not unworthy of imi
tation by many CT more fortunate class and color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

| stery
. foous.
ca; brick
et buIie.
llnedists
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a Gtsea
desirable
corner =,
Rooms
premises,
|kfmanert
pply to
IN,
Rlla.
Hafa1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-21

INTERESTING FROM NIcARAauA.-The New
fork Herald publishes the following intelligence
from Nicaragua, which II claims to be reliable:
General Walkers forces haves licked the Costa
Kicans In four fshts. The enemy lost several
hundred; our ioss in all does not exceed ten. Col
Lockridse and Gen. Wheat have done well. The
cannon, the ton of powder, the caps and rifles
from New York arrived just in time q, Greytawu
for their men, And Col. Titus and they retook Ia
one day the boats (sseamers included) Ia the river
aud up to the lake. Gen Walkers troops have
taken Sera pQui and Castillo, and are di living the
enemy before them lie has before this the whole
lake aud transit routo In his possession. He has
been re inforced from the Pacific side. aud the
English and American merchants ia Peru have
sent him aid and constrained President Castillo to
deny assistance to the enemy English mer-
chants in Liverpool and Lordon have also shown
that they understand the interests of their country
and the advance of civz alton better than th cir
rulers though the British government has not at
tempted to prevent shipment Of arms and muni
tinns 10 our friends The Parsma Company aud
the Costa Rican spectators in New York, trying
to sell Transit stock win suppress the facts and lie
them down. So write fully what you may rely
on Kinney las gone q Panama, and will do all
he can sgsinst Walker
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n Elegant Spring Goods

Are aiding by dailyarrivas largely thir extensive
atock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
The senior partner of the house will be in market
for weeks to some which fact, together with their
experience and facility for getting their Will
enabte them to cer to their customers and the pub
lie every rarity which comes to this eouutry from
abroad aad at the same time 10 sve TO the udeions
snd eco aomical consumer the very best makes In
Staple Domestic and Imported Rabrics, at the low
rates such goods bs sold for by ths largest nouses
- ~ Hal. Itota
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WINES AVID LIQUORS.

RsAspps Asp wEn.-! oyyxs yos s1if rns
t'~'w e. ;::; :::, :; |: =; " ss't
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LEGAL NOTIONS.

NroTfCH or APPLICATION FoR THE DISCHARGE
IN OF an from hs debit 70 the provisions
q bird article Of the srs tile % Ne SIR esap.sr O. the
.rs,,i par a. Revised Sstpss-E " plstsher Notcs
a. sssisaeJ Msrch H. 1857. cvssrp sppear seo-s Hoa
nj s,ssssl Cf, Jsags a. his opcs = ossssss ssss "a
=. "a, Ia, D NAY ~ 70 pSQox A,
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DoARp-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY OR TWO GEN.
- uenen be Accommodated with good board private
family, aud pleasant airy secood dcor The
modern sndi geu,eel nesssorhcct Ap,'r O. hvs
flshlernih erYe.
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POStpOmement.
I hc g.. eas sale 81 SIX llu ArsA Less
AT PUBLIC AUCTION!
I'm Els s e i MO MT,
on THE G@0CIn,
is POSTPONED TO

Thursday. Juno 26th, 1857.
rlNHE rabarb ESR I. MON r City Of Keok uk
/ containing One Hundred and Sixty Acres o.
Land has been subdivsded with reference iothe con
tour Of The ground, and consequently Lots vary II
dimensions from one fourth VI an acre to two ant
one-Lalf acrcs- The Streets and A,cn "a arc wide
and pass over favorable ground, requiring neither
cutting nor filling. An elevated point 10 reserved
for he purpose Of Astronomical Observatory. -
Another ortiop has been isid "a for Psblic Park
Tho desi; IN vi the Proprietore in the arrangemens
Of this suburb has been to preserve the natural
beauties II the locality, which are unsqusled 10
the vic nifty Of Keokuk. or elsewhere rom every
sod, well adapted ~ gardening purposes, there II
One view Of the Misstssippi River, also Of bean
tifulcoantry lying North aud West.
Esselnaons
Is situated within 6he city limits, mile from
Glenford station, and IL accessibls by Mcdowell
street .dienford and Rsseluiont Avenues, from the
brand 4, enae.
3Sth day II June, comm encipg At ~ o'clock ..
Single Lots viii be sold with the privilege Of
from IT, ., ut option Of purchaser.
TERMS:
One Fifth Cash--b0ismcs, IN One, Too,
Three and Four Years,
with interest atthe rate " ~ pr per aanun,
payable annually. Warrsntse Deeds will be given
aud Nor cages retained for deferred payments.
collation. win b. furnished. photographic
plans will be fu nished on day Of sale.
The Streets and Avenues will be opened sun
ccnt time before the day Of sale to enable persons
desiring to purchase to drive over the whole tract.
A plan Of the property can be seen ~ our odics.
For further information inquire Of G. h. Dinond,
W. DeWolf, o. Msin-st., or Of the undsrsignsd.
SMITH yANSICKLEN,
juneili Auctioneess.
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More New 0oo<Iy!

NOss
SEC0ND.Br., MAR MAIN, kipkuE, IONA,
FRENCH CAsSiiiIRIS ron PANTS,
MARSEILLES AND DRILLlNGS.
Bsns very aas Trench light solos. Cloths fol
SUMMER COATS AND RA0LANS.
which ws VIII aAks - oedss n ~ latest sa1
WAkKANTEn 10 PIT. on NO SALE.
We have cAois. ssssk of tasass' Faraishssso ssss
Silk SHIRTS and drawers,
Waite ssd cslsrsa 1Aifta, sss ~. .s
Lials ThssA4 Shirt asA Dssssn,
wkse ~ Fancy AAif nsss. i
0esssnss M.sk Ts4s.
Mah Nfayesss H., -.
CHI !. . ass SEQ 'a' q - fss M o: CO.; 6
jsR5-dam , ss isg n /,
II 90 partnership heretofore sxistiss stUes1
+ 1 tas subssEihess under the LAaae md Asa q
Cowis Palmer 10 tails Day issslssa by msssa,
eouscnt. III 49,
Caleb Cawles, jt, /, will sonsinus tn. bssissss.-
0n'' between . ana 90 y A-i n. isEas s..
G. COW LEE. IN.
Ksokuk, Juss !. is57--[jss-d.s
aavS ysws Measvl
MI ~ SCOT AND sllOE sTDDE,
No. 81 AAis-st., near Ogdea's Bookstore, ksekua.
TUST received, sad nav rrsdy Ter sale, apsv ~
u large assoftusnt u Boots and HAese. 1heoG
wishih9 bay yin Ind Il foS THAR Interest sall
sni examine gpods shall sell 81 psisss =
ssit purchasers. Call and sssus.
ianled !. E.KIARALL 4 CO.
NOTICE.
A regular meeting u the tack holAsss 81 III
"A Ksokuk and Dos Aoiass Valley Plank Rcd
CompAay, hsld q the s1cs ii Gen. L. Disoa. kse.,
"a mso1avs ysse LIST. 1857. tho 1oliouia0 pssssss
wsgs s1scted Directors u said Company iax ~ -
suing year.
d. T. bsigbAm. WI. " Dsakaap,
g. r. Csnn. n. Y. bharts.
Edsasd Eiihearas, u. =. HOLLAND,
Tinothy day.
Al . mecting " TIA asovs BesSd III Directors,
hslA u the sans tto and Plaza, the Following pr
sons aess slssted o1eers II shs ConpsAy
y. !. BRIGHAM, psesr.
q. =. DfMOND, Bsc.y.
js5alv 0x0. PARSONS, 1tsas.
KEGS ~. ~ nee r 0A00a - MalNna1aa
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S0o9oo 0oo91os0Os
ENn<asthe Rims sons does = 0srnas hsAsts,
Il4eose ny 4.honed ha..ony ise:sts,
Se!s = 4Rasen:" to kasl1l epA -
ss.s. Ssra N psi.g, Natsrs -. - Ar's5
80 ~ end su1e, vhsre 'er vs war 81 8
80 R1sAnd music. YAsEss DoonsA t--Ao.
Il MSiistk. 90
vSStueas Example.
A. one isnp kisdied .nay convey
t. tAoasande more y living ray.
- 90 - ykk6hay create. asE
/ Like hindls& aups,A virssoss state.
II DR.. BcwrinK.
ssa uskR LaAt FaeSs.. sA ~ =
.wr.r 70. long faess. juat = u yoss Maker,
The tied Il geo0uoBs, We1N - ue01geoker;
Well plssssd ioussp The sssIS sslushy nile.
In sarcw's disssa Grape Or boDhssine."
Piswsae.
Clear tho srews path to1nsst The esultss's glsam
Ia on BE- coaes behinA his snlskisa saAa,
With tsii's nsshs dS~dssPssa 1issssa-b burn
brow, 5stsas&Et raA9
The lord Of earth the hero II The blow 81
Fret inshe asld bslose the feddening s~a,
Last In the shsdow ewhsa The 10y Il aoas.
Line after line along tAs burntne M, AFF
Marks the broad acres we're His 1sse Asvs trod ],
Still whore he tssais The siuhhorA eloAs divsds
u,
Matted and dense the tsnglsd turf upheayes,
Mellow and dark ;ths Fidgy cornAsld clsavss
Up the steep hilltde whers the labcrine train
atsnds tho long trAsk hat scorcs the level plain
Through the moist valley sloggsd With eosing clay
The patient convoy braaks its destined way;
Al avery turn the looscning chains resouud
The swing ing ploughkhsys circles glistsning round
Till the vide FIELD ons biilowy wsste Appeals,
And wsaried hands spbind the pAntipg stccr4.
Il HOLMES.
TnE NoRrH AND fus SourH. That most el
oquent u al Southsrnsrs, 40 l think, Mr.
Pssutiss, OF Miss, was addrsssins CROWD
Of some 1000 people in thst State, dsfendin1
the tariff, and, in the oessss Of ~ elooueni
period which rose gradually TO some bsauti
ful climax, no painted the thrift, the energy
the comfort, The wealth, the civilizations ol
the North, In glowing colors, whom there rvss
up on the vision Of tho assembly, in the opsu
cir, = horseman Of magnificent proportions
and, Just ct the moment Of hushed sttsution
when ths voice Of Prentiss had ceased. and
the applause was about 70 bresk forth, ths
horscmsn exclaimed, ssD--ths NORTH. -
Tho curse was 80 much in unison with the
habituAl feeling Of Mississippi audience,
that it quenched their enthusiasm, and moth.
ing bu, re ,pcct for the speaker kept the crowd
from applnuding the horseman. Prentiss
turned his lame foot around and said, "Ma.
jor Moody, will you rein in that ssecd mo.
mcnta ~ lie assented. Said he, ssMsior
the horse on which you cit came from Upper
Missouri, the saddle that surmounts him
came from Trenton, N. j.; the hat on your
head was made in Danbury, Connecticut; TIL
boots wear came from Lynn, MAssachu
Sits the linen Of your shirt 10 Iish, ant
Boston made it up; your brondc!oth coat il
of Lowell manufacture, and was cut ia New
York; and il to-day you surrender what 20,
owe the 3D. NORTH you would cit starl
naked" (Laughtsr and loud applause. y
(speech Of Wendell PHILIPPE. "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-12

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