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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-05

kUlLDkk6 has1wars, locks, lAtehss, bolS,
- loose and Test batss. -. fall asssrtasas
jAa5d
u n1lNN-Kaahsl's ok tanned, passst strsl1A.
y Cd Leather Betting vsrssassd rot = stsssaA
sd tssait The purchases. Bsstss 0sn 1slting.
~: 90 s'-' cADY 10 Ss iscr for
RkAsS Cocks, OIL eupsi iron aAd isa1 plps, every
- thing psrtsining % : sav mill o. si4aa 81
CINE, Tor sale low ~ The sign Of the
june3a BIG ANVIL.
pLANES-0rsssasld Tool -, frssA ssssk u
i these superior Tools last seeofved - the piu
Of the ljs.ssdl BIC ANVIL.
] 1ooK and ssts springs, Gray : Brothers patent,
- the best 'prias ever Invented, aox sAlsl
( HAiN-0x, coil, binding, Gasss AAlIsr, 1og,
!ans3d BIG ANVIL
VICkS-Solid boz. ard Psfksr's bsnsA. isss "a
wood bench ssssws. caring. q hesss aAlls, o
janssd CAbY. JONES . PnCkG
DUMPS. wstsr rams, galvaaissd wsil skaia aa1
s.s:.s' fer 'Al' ''' . ~ ~ e =. ..vu
SHOvELS, Amsa Rowland d piaks, xaalsshS,
0aes sAaia, and goods suitable lss eontsaetor, q
lansSd CADY, JONES = PICKS.
WAEKL-BARR6WS. CFo-Esn, sH1n 1Tiils,
seoss-hAnnsrs, for sale 4 The sagn e -
49, BIG ANVIL.
COX1A16, Snaths, Cradles, and harvesting tools
j.. y greet variety = c. :1,1l ; ;dsis cx
II AZ. ssra. and manure forks, fos s.!s 2. =
I n sA13elsn 70 orr extensive stock 81 bsil1ins.
I housekeeping, naehinists' and cabinet maker
hardware sespeatsss' 40 blasksniths' 49,, ~
nsvs jsst adasd soapasae stosk ~ cariags ~
Wseea Hardware ssssissiaa y pass = follows
NJ NJ, 49,, ssn0 e. .ss1ss, -, 49,.
kuansled end DasA Leather,
CasYiam I'll cloth.
Plain Ard AgsssA hlask muslin. drilling deck;
Carriage aas, tsfss, ~. apron hesks n rIsoa
sssi lels:, sisi. -. bii,ss pisssi 90
1f11 1ands- 0cstos. HilaAsi pAia - Til
14Aesess patterns. - Pssps.
Maas plstAs, nsi?g sazls: sass-Aasasssd
Axlos-leag aaA AhoRt aem, patAnt Ahalf -poAsoe;
Railway epsi.r-paAia ~ gfsnsA sass;
is.:;a 80 - &, cS ~ JOKES PECK.
x1oy Hardware store.
M4Cx3oo0E = CO.,
sioH % fas aoasfss Lecx, lts unsou slsex, 4
Main Street sskuh, IeWa.
Wholesale and nAAAAl DsossFs,
~ "a :1 :rpIsc ats e
. vAioA Is. isssssiss : Sssisn aad sss.snsrs /:
2sss.z. .svsi.:ss-ssv
RANko6' BS1an. = niss asIielap e sale 8 1ks
y Try aasa~ars s,ess, s!gs e re xss!ss dsda
= $500. m;ss,:s' H'1ca00ok' MOTT : g. {
AsAs = Sssass slssk = 1as1ssss - Hsu-
ksspfnk varss. = vhiaA NY i.vis ~ aassasssa
: ~ - 's'''- s;iii;lraoocK, MOTT 100.
re Csnsrasesrs, Inllasss : ssAsss.
VIZ rssslviag elf asatnane = 1ail9sn'
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Durkee ; tcAslS oN-
der.
10 Kegs ref ned Salt Pc
ire,
zoe 1chests Impy u. p,
=. II. i Blk. Teas,
$50 bxs Star Candlcs,
200 bxs mould do
so bxs stearine do
IFS bxs rosin soap
90 bxs palm do
100 bxs No. ! Herring,
80 bbis No. /, 2, and 8
Mackerel,
so ! bills do do do
80 kits do do do
20 bbls White Fish,
70 bbls do do
5 casks new Cod Fish
100 kegs Rife Powder,
200 do mining do
~ cases pound canister
| Powder,
20 cases pound do do
200 bags Shot,
: tuns bar Lead,
20 bbis tio1ln,
10 bbls Tar,
20 bbls Pitch,
5 casks Whiting,
4 bills Putty,
Is bills Linseed Oil,
10 bbie Lard Oil,
5 bbls Tanners Oil,
3 bills Whale OH
3 hbls Turpentine,
5 bbis Alcohol,
$50 kegs pure Lead
500 boxes manufactured
Tobacco,
so bbls smoking tobacco
100 bxs do do
so bxs Cuba SIX Cigars,
80 bxs Havana do
SO bxs Regalia d.
so bxs tin foil chewing
Tobacco,
10 bbls new pecans,
so bush fresh Pea nuts,
20 bbls 5 s Almonds,
10 bbls filberts,
10 bbis Brazil Nuts
! %.
100 bxs Axes, l.evsietts,
simmons, Ill. Col
Inns and Hoyts'
brands,
400 slabs Plow Steel,
2 tuns square and &C.
tagon Cast steel,
80 prs Iron Axes,
80 sets elliptic Springs,
Is pr seat do
500 kegs assorted Nails,
30 kegs Sd blucd do
I'D at the lowest market
RBLE, SMYTH i co.
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S>>'>'S>SSSNSSe>11Y<
l.. II. DALHOff...... ...................P Principal
For unlimited course In Double Entry Book
keeping. Commercial Calculations, Psnmanship.
Ae., t3S 20.
re DRsIGs fBIs INSTITUTION 10
g AFFORD yousg men theoppostsaity Of qsslifying
Themselves FOR the duties Of the CsuntinR House.
Ia thorough and expeditions manner.
FEE coLLsGIArE counaB
will be the Same ~ ioll0wed By The Mercantile
College VI Pennsylvania, which Aas been Yssom.
monLsd By tho highsst comnsssial authority In
tho country, - Nc most sOmprehsnsivs and prae-
teal ever intredussd.
r9xNA AHSnlF.
A. . COED hAndwrtisg IL jsstly regarded % On
indispeusible requisite TO eood business eauss-
tion, unreUitting ATTENTION viii b given In this
dspartm
c0nM0hG1AL LAW LDcTUnKn
viii Be delivered - Mr.. a. Bsn. DaFvin one OF the
ablsst members Of the Burlington Bar.
An nLRcAnT nspLpMA,
undcr the seal Of the State College Of Psnnsylva-
mia, signed BY the Faculty, Is granted 70 those
who pass asatisfactory cxamination. This tnstrv-
msnt will be found . pAsspcSt % the couAdsnse Of
business houses In every part u the Unien.
l0-for full particulars, ssnd for circular ~
mAil lOst3-d&w
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Dealer IN Check ., watches & Jewelry
On SECOND a1nnGr,
NEXT door % G. Psxaons' Banking Houss.)
KROK
snSHE subscriheF Aas last rsesived lAsgs -
j aad bsastifal stock II Rold and silver ~
Watches, gold jewelry, -, comprising ~
latest styles Of ladies breast pins, ssrrines H6NS
singas snG piss, svM guard and lob ohafne, keJs,
seals, silver thimbss, gosd slides, snaps, sssas.
eold -, With Of without holders, gold psaslls,
psss 81 peneiis.
WA1Cm nxPAlnIno.
1As ssbeeFihsr bsins practieal wstcAmAkas,
teals ee0pee1nt - repair the most di1Aeult and
Al sssA vasssassd % giss satislaseioa.
1hs Do11lo0Ay rsot sssursd that the sosseet ttns
IL aad always viii - kept ~
Nov, 3e.,6o-dlv NV. JONES.
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n hhr = beiDrsthc people that A. J.. DINNER.
has Just teeglred, ard II stil receiving large
supply Of Pyli1E MoNAiEs, RETICULks, PUHS.
"ohh BASKETS, " DIRK BONES a new and hand.
seas stye Of Je~eiry B"xes q every pattern, VIC
inf, Guitars, Flutes, Flies, Aceordeons. Bsn,n.
run, ia,noof1hes, Ae- Also q general assert.
aney uoods Toys. Ac., &c, for Children,
consisting IN part " Dssecting Mans Of thu Wa,,a
the Nation 4 the y. T., A b G Blocks and In fact
every mag from an Elephant down u BIRD All 81
which will he sid cheap al
7 s. . II ER'S
Aes .opds and Toy Store EAsr SIDE or THsp,
ni1ih sno 'Hhnson Streets. declid
| as si"nIS And PApal priaeipi seen
'sDoa h. X. HART n son
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COMPLETE assortment ~ Narnshss, from the
"A Cincinnati and -. Lous manufacturers, Of
msA1Sd REYNOLDS Drug Store.
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EOH SALE.

LsIFTY ACRES highly improved land. on which
1 are situated fne residepes, brick warebou,,
ic< house, and all necessary at~h.ases iarg.
orchard " ehpice fruit Ia great VARIETY lying I'M
indefinitely On ( be Missssipps river and the Warsaw
and Rockford ksilfoad, three miles absye KeoInk
10 Illinois. will b. sold ats bargain. For parile
alars apply on the premises.
fsbs-dkwIm /. NEWTON wAGGoNER
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MERCHANTS, WESTERN LINE.

MAJ, ABBOT CQ..............NswY York, n.,..
WILLIAMS TANNER 4 Co.. Buffalo, re'
TANNER, ANDREWS i Co.. Chicago sp.s,aI ao,.
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FALL OF WOOD! FALL OF WOOD!!
KEOkUK WOODWARD.
Woop for sale At same price as last summer. I
Will sea- by tbs cord NJ market price with the
additional cost Il 500 Of saving, splitting and de-
iivcring the snme. will also saw, split, and de-
liver wood from my yard Ut 81 50 per cord.
WOO Tor sale at the yard BY the load 900 fect Il
sooi oak hickory, or sugar wood. can ut Il It ny
yard In amy quantity quality and sss for himssif
that u Is correctly measured Wood also furnished
o any time At the regular market psice
keokuk WoodyArd corner Of STR asd Hish-sts.
ieb2-dlm PETER LEDkETON
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~ EIAt AHNDED IAN II1IS III1
nOING business entirely on the a Cash system. >,
- expect TO sell Goods ~ cheap - any other
house in Keokuk.
Ny stock comprises everything In the Dry Goods
iine Muslin hleached and unbisashed; drills, cal
icos, delanes, hxreges lawns yeycts .srisses isnk
9nstts and silks. Every variety and all styles Of
Ladies' Dress Goods. Also, cdging, insertions,
gloves, mitts, hosiery, collars undeleeves, che
sett ribbons, bonnets, hats, caps, Ae. large and
Also, good assortment Of Cassimeres, black and
blue Cioth. Docskin summer Cloth, dc. A large
lot Of Summer vcstings, such " Marscillss.
silks, &c.
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes Of ali kinds Tor
gentlemen. yea c-=-s.s s.ccss. -,c-Ss. e
and mary other articles too numerous 60 ,cption
all Of which will be sold at very low prices fos
cash. My Goods are new. Come and examine for
yourselves No trouble 10 show floods and Prices
keokak, june ls-dAw J.H.H.
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INCORPORATION NOTrCE.

INCORPORATION NOTICE.
'IsHE heaknk and Illinois Bridg Company mott
y tic public Of the complete organization o,
,s1u company. The principal place of business Ii
keekub. Iowa. The object is the eon,trurs,nr "a
Bridge across this Mississippi River at Keoluk
tar railroad and other purposes
:, The capital stock Of raid Company il Al o00, 600
I've per cent of the capital stock is to be paid In
INN ~, hNe years, and twenty per cent, may b
called in annually after that time
iheeorporasioa commenced ON the 26th day o,
January. 1897, and ~ to continue fifty years
The ehiesrs st said Company shal consist Of min,
prectofs and from the Directors President, Sec
retAry, and Treasurer shall be elected who shail
conduct the business of said corporation and ths
election shall take place the first Mofdsy II
Aprii u each year
- ne 81 CHEST amount Of Indebtedness liz $500, 600
~ private property Il the stockholders shall b
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DIS.OLl rIO>.

DUNbOLV TION.
VYsuE partnership heretofore EXISTING b.,ws.,
= stannas Hamilton is this day iissoived by
14.ssai es,Drras. Al. ciasik aEaaust the late firm
VIII he settled by john staupus, aud ali per.ns
knwihg themselves indebted to saia firm viii nl.ass
csa al Bis oase On johnson sireet4n Recorders Of
once JOHN sTANNrS.
JOHN HAMILTON.
keoknk. Iowa, Jan. IS 81 .IaleaAm.ln
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NEW OOOks
R irLE, Are and Saddlebsgs and other Lectures.
ny Rev VIM II. Milbarn. For sale 1t
ascis 00DEN,E
City Bookstore, - Main-st.
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SHIP DAILY rHoN PIER 2, EAsrRIvrR, NEW YORK.
Merehandiss Trarapsrfed 10 Oh parts of the Wesf and
Soafh- Wssf
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EARLY COPIES

The receipt Of ADVANCE sHxxrs fYom the British
Publishers gives additional value TO these Reprints
inamuch ~ they can now be placed in the hands Of
subscriber about a. soon ~ the sinal editions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-03
Important statistics OF Emigration.


AMERICAN KHrxRPRIsB ECLIPsED By BRrrIss.
The following very interesting and useful table OF
statistical information In regard 10 the emigration ct this
port for the eighteen months ending June 80 1857
made out and 10 the Commissioners OF Emigration by
Mr.. John A. Kennedy, Superintendent Of Castle Garden
Wednesday. H. however, reached the meeting rooms
OF the Commissioners too late Wednesday 10 be read
came in We therefore publish for the beneH. OF par
ties interested In the emigrant business-
CAn1E CAMDEN, NEW YoRK, July ], 1857.
G. C. yDvAscK, Eq, President Of the Commissioners Of
Emigration
SaThe rapid change apparently going In The class
Of veste used In the bufiness Of Transporting
sabjecl 10 DO landed ut this depo renders proper
your special attention should be directed toward It.
eAy a. tie change 10 progress decidedly In favor OF
foreign bottoms.
In order that you may note the progress Of the change
description Of vessels arrived and the number of pascn-
gers apdet In each month since January 1856 BY which
will be seen tnat during the period Of Elk months ending
June So 1856, there landed here from 2s
IS se passenger Of which number OF bropeht
four sieamers That during the Elk months ending Do
cemeer 81 1885, s6oal passengers landed from 10
vesseh, OF whom 1904 were by eighteen steamers and
that during tho ak months ondSg yesterday, jane 30,
1887 there been landed $50 from 100
vesseh, Of whom 10 400 came on 80 steamers
Tho whole number OF arrivals OF steamers bringing
passengers landed nj the depot b. OF which only
bore the American flag A Inst showing the Gag under
which these steamers EAled IA also annexed Very
pecuully. JOHN A. KENNEDY, Superintendent
YA8sRN0KRs LANDED At CASTLE GARDEN PROM SAIL.
me vIssILs AND srRAMRRs PROM JANUARY 1,
1856, TO yrrE 80, 1857.
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One Of reporters visited Castle Garden yesterday
and found the CASTLE full Of newly arrived omgrsnts up
vards q $500 having been landed on Wednesday and
more thsn ~ many more yesterday TIE Garden thus
presented on the whole very lively appearance both in
side and out the outside of the walls being barricaed nv
upwards al ee0 runners, baggage sm0bcrs, cartmen,
backmen, Ac, al anxious 10 have chance Al The emf
grant ~ he came out OF the Castle The following are the
names OF the vessels arrived on Wednesday and rhurs
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HARIPIaEIafgLLIgEsCE


HBw yORK-1HD DAY
mn anna a 10
un ma ............... - HOE vArnx morn -
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The passengers on thsse vessels VIII be landed od.r'
Mr. Kennedy busy yesterday In engaging men 70
work with bin on saturday, Nh 9TH Of July, 20 discharge
such Of The vessels may be In waiting, he wishes 70
prevent any vessel from being deAined iweny four
hours waiting for relief from The Garden while 10 In bic
power By any poasib.Ety 10 syo.d r.
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M passengers ffeN the above vessels landed .,
the Garden, AMI moa Of hem sent their destination 10
The far West during the day and night Of Wednesday aad
huysdk7 the rush being great thsf Mr. Kennedy and
men uese obliged 70 work hoh nights until nearly one
O'Clock, Midnight In order 10 relieve tho ships OF their
loads In Addition 10 the vesse already DISCHARGED there
were lsst evening sui laying In the stream waiting their
turn, the 70 ninR named yessels
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THE ETyEcr OF THE pENsIoN IN 1HEc1rY

THE eCESB AROUND THE sLYoR's OFFICE.
when he nevs arrived from Albany yesterday morning
MAT the Poe BIN Wa declared constitutional by thu oour,
o. Appsss, considerable excitement sss manifested
throughout Me city. Espectiur 10 end the ncsbborhscd
The MAJ ort oce We centre of the rermes our report
Waited thsf locality but found every hing soug ca much
IN The usual s'hion. The general opinion amons The par
sss assembled there, particularly tho NunspA police
vss NAT me report ~as untrue, reached this city be-
roEr presss0 ey repertes found tlp proceeding "a
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Nete9raphsc marine Report
BOSTON, July 7-Arr ssps Eclipse, asd Norwegian. uos
Jacbs Henderson. Liverpool: bark Harriet
(Br Arnro,sap; brss tdwsrd Loud Orb rayA; Northern
Belle, Paine Fortune fsand.
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Ssaulns's Point Matters.
NArUIn OF The HOSPITAL AND 0THxR AU001raO-
DAfIONs BEING FUHNIsHKD ~ THE crARANrnU
CoNN IseloNRlS-wHAr TIE C0Nn0ss' /ONRs HAVE
DONE AND WHAT THEY HAVE NOT J/oNv-oPnION
OF, RE QUARANTINE Coxussr osups vs.. rHI
yNuGRRTION O0lOusgI0NynS-iA MARSH 40 10
nAHsH-sxNTzMMrs OF TEE rfArKN IsLANDBRs-
TIE VI RIIFY or nsTIRIsrs JlNJuRHD ~ THE NEW
QUARANTINE, ITO, ITO.
twas disasreable day yesterday 10 visit Heguine's
PoiBt involving I'D sweny-sx miles carriage ride
and there being soazcey half hour let up In the rain
all day Our reporter visited the Point however, not
whstandir the rain and the lengthy buggy ride. He did
not for pleasure, Otherwise he would have CHOSEN
better day. he did not 10 the brave insurgents"
under Captain walng, for he had frequently seen them
before; be went 70 gather facts plain facts such - the
plain Gradgrnds asked for and would have The acts ne
quest Of had reference to The character OF the nos
pita and other accommodations being furnished n b.
guines Point by the Quarantine Commissioners for parties
arriving al this por. labOng under yellow fever and other
pestilenuL disease, who under the new Quarantine
act must shortly be landed there. II was es
peclaly desirable to get at the true facts OF the
from the contrary allegations made IN relation 70
he subject Quarantine Commissioner aud COM
mee OF the Commissioners on the occasion OF
ont visit of the two the grounds Monday hst an
account Of which was Published exclusively in tuesdays
HERALD.
The act for the removal Of tho Quarantine, under which
he present Quarantine Commissioners were appointed
and under which delegated TO them the power OF locAt
M temporary Quarantine until place for permanent
Qnarantne should be selected II will be remembered was
passed in the early part Of March last % entering upon
their dutes The thing In relation 70 temporary Quar-
anDe selecting location, which re suited 10 the nna
selection and purChae Of 6eguine's Point Having Sc
ecsed their ground Commissioners advertised ~ once
for proposals for erecting two hospital buildings aid con
STRUGGLING fence enclosure NOT 70 exceed two Thousand
feet Bey these two budiDgs aud the specded qnan
tsy OF fence proposals were advertised for. since
awarding The work thus advertised 70 be given OUT tho
parties whom the tive Sc 'arate CONTRACTS were repect
lively arded have been engaged in doing ths Work Tor
which they contracted The contractors were TO have
finished their jobs by the LIST Of july but having had an
unusual quantity of bad weather 70 combat they were de-
lay ed somewhat, much 20 that Il was found that IL
would take till about the middle OF the present monh 70
complete their two Jobs They announced this fact in due
time to Quarantine Commissioners, and tho latter gene
rousiy granted extension Of tmo Before the expira
ton OF the extended time the Quarantine Commissioners
deemed 1t advisable, however, to let the Commis
new Quarantine act were authorized, come Into
the management of tho temporary Quarantine tho
moment the proper accommodations were furnished.
ABOUT THE BURNING OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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GLOOMY PRosFLcTs OF TIE SRIPPINa BUsINYss-
Nearly two hundred and fifty ships, barks and brgs
are now IN this port, and the prospects for business
are gloomy Ia the extreme. The low prices vi cot
ton operate To limit greatly the shipment Of that
article: tue small quantities of breadstufs on the
Atlantic seabOard check nearly all european
treghts; the troubles in India aud the great stock
here oi all India goods, operate most uufayorsbiy
against any new enterprises in that quarter, aud
there are no charters offered save to q few ports
such IS London and Liverpool TO carry to thuse
markets goods that cannot he sold here at auy
price
Our warehouses are crowded With & DDS from all
parts OF the world, and particularly IRON the East
indies, Tor which there is sale, nor will be Tor
months 10 come, such is the complete aud entire
stasnation OF our manufacturing interests. Some
t"e1ty ships are still the way here from the
EAST Indies, pnt no new voyages Of any consequence
are commenced to that quarter. such are the dsas-
troas results Of all present operations. This cessa
tion will hually be benefit 10 the trade In two
ways; the first. by reducing the orbilant prices
demanded la India for their staples. and next, by
enabling us, by-andby, To get rid of the enormous
stock now on hand Ia the market. For small yes-
sells, the most profitable business Is 10 haul them
up alongside the wharf and strip them.-Bnxta
Tfdraer.
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LOTTERIES.
VAN & co.'s LoTTERIEs.-NlEI1W LOTTERIES s.. "

NwAN & CO.'S L0TTERIES.-NEW
= ,Np ERILLIANT SCnEMEl--CApITAL
rsfTk sa0N0,,--The following Scheme will be
i-sun Nv : SWAN Co, Managers OF the Fort sines
tr,s,mI Lottery in each OF their Lotteries for Nc
rran,}er lN,, At Augusta, Ga, to which city they
, ave r, r.oved their principal otoe;
GLASS 6l.
- he drawn In the city at Augusta Ca, in public on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Tru. 1857.
GLASS 80,
te drawn in the city Of Augusta. Ga, in public, on
SATURDAY, NoNEMBkR ltTE, 1887.
GLASS 6S,
bc drawn ia the city Of Augusta, Ga. in public on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2lsT. lSs7.
CLASS "a.
M, trawa IN ,ke city o. augusta, Ca. in public on
SATURDAY, NuNE&BER =, lS57.
on THE PLAN or SINGLE NJ,kBRRg
$40 PRIEST
No1~'. oa< lhs2s to Ersyg Mae zSehets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEAEl
re RE DRAWN
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FUNrRAI. How,

FUNERAL HoNORs. remains of the
late DR.. Charles Mlspaugh were yesterday Convey
Ell from his residence on AIan street to Rev. Dr.
MoOre's church, whore funeral sermon was pro-
noGDced They were afterwards carried to Holly
wovh Cemetery, their last resting place escorted by
tn inemters of the City Counci, the X. L. l. Blues
tus rious orders of Masohs and odd Fellows to
winch he was attached while living, aud q large
eoncourse of sorrowlng friends
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-10

SALE OF THE PHILADELPHIA AND SUNBURY RAILROAD
On Monday last, the sheriff of this county sold the
Philadelphia and Sunbury Railroad, extending
from Sunbury to Nit. Carmel, where it intersects
the Mine Hill extension together with seven tracts
of coal land containing about 600 acres on which
is erected the " Lancaster Colliery" and other i'm
proyements. and also all the locomotive engines
and cars. The Lancaster Coliiery tract was bid up
20 $500; the qther tracts 10 Slu0 each The sale
was made by the holders of the second mortgage
bonds and was Of course, subject to the first mort
gage, which amounts to 100000 We understand
that the second mortgage bonds $4,000 in
amount, will be cancelled and converted into stock
The property was knocked down to Il. s. Wheelan.
of Philadelphia. who represents the parties inter
ested i'll the first and second mortgages. The bond
holders of the third mortgage may. perhaps realize
something out of tract Of land covered by the
latter m0rtgage.-S,tHbury PI.) -4meTicGa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-10

YUcATAN-This, the extreme Southern State of
the Mexican confederacy, n which, in addition t.,
the old war OF races, furious political is now
raging has the continent area ofabout 52,9i7
square miles and population Of COS, ,62i, according
TO the latest calculation. The area of the whui.
state. adding to the Island of Carmen. nou united
10 it, is about $1,000, the population 690, 900, the
greater part of which is ofthepure lndaursce. The
principal productions of the peninsula are maize
cotton, rice, bacco, pepper, sugar cane, dye
woods and hides. The foreign trade is now very
small. in coInHarison with what il many years
ago. amounting 20 only ,ome 81 90 0, aLoat esua
y divided bet~ cen AIN, Lngland. and the United
States. The PRINCIPAL ports Campeche. Sisal
and Laguus-the first being the depot for the in
ports aud exports trade OF Merida, the capital the
last. Of the Island of Carmen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-10
WEApEunder many obligations IN Mrs

q. Eddins, for the present Of conIaing bou.
qact OF flowers, beautifully executed In wax. Many
rare exotics are therein represented up to ma
ture, and having the advantage OF more durabiii-
~. Their naturalness elected many encomiums
iron visitors to the late Mechanics Fair, where
they were exhibited. 1t is 10 be regretted that NO
premiums offered ilr such evidence Of skiIfui
iianiwork.