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Daiosu PROVISIONS and G Go.hls,
~nonoo,,. - =,
IJhoPoSALS, sealed, and endorsed Offer for Small
y storesn or "onor for Candies or "one for salt water
be, will be reesved At this baresu until o'clock tho
18th day Of Nay nl for furnishing and delivering a receiving
Massachusetts Brooklyn New York. and Gospor virginia, such
quantities y Of the following articles (exeeptn
viii made be required the
by the chief Of this bureau by the commanding
OF the said yards during the fiscal ending
po,es shaving India pbber oombs o.r.. mn. .,,.r o.
Brusbes shaving ru,. nerc~s i'A '''' "
Brushes, scrubbing Combs fpe India ,,,ber or out.
Brushes clothes Grass for hat
Buttons, navy medium Razors in single casos
Buttons, navy coat Razor straps, pstsr ordway's
Bessws1 ~ in Z lS cakes. pure sooaa,
ma'h'ns boxes Of
Paie
cotton fast coor ~ by 30 inches weight not less
Needles sewing Nos 4 = and :, drill eyed, betweens
anUI sh nat o's french 1a'k y yards TO the piece width ~
sosp, shaving IN eAkos each cake not less than or
Thread black and white Marshals best quality
r' Iape' as Mne ,nsn , yards Yards u length y inch wdo
ihmoe'' 'io anu AZ uame'er
WHITE SALT WATER so.r,s,a,se "a far ,so 600 ,ov.d,
Tho soap must bo manufactured FROM coco. pu oil and be Of tho
on srty sys, noes in good rons n"a Of & ana Ds
inspection tho boxes must be hoopca q, oac end al tho
4 n he frn NIL TIM ynri
- : :
| cAsplEs-seYayas I'D for 70 900 pounds
80
% n ues M % mus. DO nn0fan an'ae.asd, prnS oI ara
SIX cahdies 70 'ne pound lio inches n enf
Mp FIX candles No l. 70 weigh no. css thnn ~ FL
p' no, 70 pe ess 'ah iao degrees 1hS Wick
mus, W anu o 20 co'on .nrceas o. Inv pest
aaca IN y ood os rnnann n, ~ az s I - aAy G aays G
@ he a % , aDsu. & ~ a pounns nus esch ana inc
" W WI" 'he hahe anu tne weiBht OF uie
ouhaics'
| - - u - -
aunara,o ausrasD sL, SIu a- mcs a ,rrrn ,aa &C
I a o an y @ may DO required Tor tho uso Of The navy
| " % uon'oIcuaL NcW iork ohy-
musara seeu, Amo.cah, pro~h
repper, oack, halapar
Co'tos, ooason ior mustard ana pepper
eorks, ior Do'ucs.
,un ,.,..
an e foregoing hrcs must DO to best quality and conorma
PIE Ia all respects 70 e samples deposited at said and in
ana subject 10 sch inspection at the yard whore de-
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MOUNT WASHINGTON FEMALE COLLEGE

lVl BaltmoreThe session OF this nourhDs
tuon located at Mount Washington six miles out the Nor
Central railroad and chartered by tho Maryland legislature WI
on the first "Wednesday in May, 1897 with n acniy o. e
onced instructors consisting Of five gentleman and
This college, all that could well be tho Purposes Of m
shod female education palms expenses spared
make what ought to be in all respects Tho locality g
ubrious and picturesque and has been selected Of tho
desirable in the state Tho shady beautiful grounds afford m
scope for pleasant walks and icaltha recrcaon The building
large, imposing brick edice, (erectcd expressly for hst
female College, thoroughly ventilated lighted with handsome
furnished supplied TO each story Accommodations
about 100 boarers. The establishment very complete costing
less than $4,000 During this the first year operation nun
bers 81 boarders
Office and of Row DIR II Hener and Hon vansant Baf0'
and Row George Lewis scaley Principal Mount Wahngto MAJ
land. ELIAS HElNFlh
President OF Board OF Ntslefs
March 14-Sat&Wed6w
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washington Aqucdaet.
OyrcE or Trg WASHINGTON AQuEDUcr,
Washington, March g. lSb,

o,ncr WASHINGTON AQrrDUcr
Washington, March 8, 1867
| DROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
Proposals up TN May will opened
day.
Maps pros and specifications tho
lot will be ready for examination this oco and after tho 10th
The bo let viii masonry bridges
main gate houses bricks sand
For tho particular to the
upon portion yet acquired by tho
United States there be delay commencing tho
thereon but for such unavoidable delays due allowance will be mad
Portions the completed pres
en appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work win bo sub
right progress
po not holding out suncony decide whom and what Marts
shall be stopped until funds become available
funds per will bo paid in the aigmcn. Of
tho engineer the work has been properly executed SO far las
Payments win specie upon tho United States
cent and will be condition Of all the
Do % paid AZ, their full wages va monthly and in specie
terials on the Washington Aqucductn
The United States the right reject any
mcns be considered most conducive to tho of the
Every Offer must accompanied by guarantee signed by
% nS V 5 sq a G' @ S Or @ 5 be @ II ). s
on,or into an obligation within ton days with good aud suihcen
to bo accompanied by the certificate OF tho United States district
n dS 'S e % M navy agent r. os 10
of War; tina, the suaranors are able make good their
Bids will bO opened Of bidders Of them choose
be present N. C. ME1GS,
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ 9, Meigs, U. s, Engineers ....
We the undersgned residents Of , In tho State Of
hcreby jointly and seycray with tho United States and
they wi within ton days after tho Of the said bid
form or Furnish The aes proposed in nformix 10 o of I'm
under which was made And In case Tho said
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II IFE OF GENERAL NAPIER; by Lieut. Gene
II raj Napier, 2 volumes, london, 1857.
The Theory War Illustrated by military history: by Lieut.
Colonel Macdougall 1 volume, london, 1857.
How TO Capture and Govern Gibraltar volume london 1857
Military Engineering Implements Of War by Forrest
wich. i volume, london 1850, many engravings.
New Universal Dictionary Of tho English French, Italian
man Languages. volume, London 1857.
Boiler Engineering by Armstrong Bourne volume
don, 1857
Tho Chemistry of Artificial Light volume London 1857
Schscrcr ON the Blowppe. volume, London, 1856.
crahbc Technical Dictionary Of the Arts and Sciences volume
london.
Imported per last steamer by
March FRANCK TAYLOR
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UNITED STATS NAVAL CouRr on lsQuKr,
Washington, February 20, ls'''

FGNiE Judge advocate gives notice, for the inlorns
Il ton Of parties coming before it section
the act Of january 16 1857 that they viii respectively DO a
the department when their shall have rcfcrre
court and that II desirable that presenting themselves w
should come prepared with list Of they may
sire 70 have summoned specifying which Of the respective
OF fitness for the naval servico the act their w.
mony 10 be applied respectively suggesting the delay %
which mny be required; and in respect what witnesses
j. NJ CARLISLE Judge AdyoeAE
Feb 2st-tf
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United States Patent Office,

nN the petition of Harriet V. Terry adninistra-
~ riN of VIM d. Terry deceased Of Boston, Massachusetts,
praying for the extension OF patent granted the said Wn
on the 18th day OF july 1913 for
pavencnts, for from the patent
takes place on the 18th day OF July, 1867
IL Is ordered that the said he Office
Monday the Goth Of June at IL O'Clock persons
notified appear and show cause they have why said petition
ought not TO DO granted.
Persons opposing the extension required nlo
fee their objections specially SGT forth writing twenty
days before the day OF hearing All testimony filed party
to be used at the sa hearing bo taken
eorncc with the rules OF the Office, which
pication.
The testimony the VIII be closed June
tons and other relied testimony
office booro the morning Of that the arguments
within days thereafter. -
Ordered also that this notice bc published in the Union nc
and Evening star Washington,
Nd Pennsylvania, Phlacphia Pa; Ncws New York
and Post Boston, Mass three weeks
yous to the Goth Of June next, the day hearing
|r CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner
sEors of the above papers will please copy their
bills to the Patent Office with paper containing this notice.
Ap 0--1aw3w
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Tho Of thco ships viii accountable for gold
buon specie jowery stones metals unless bills
ding signed therefor and tho vauo thereof therein expressed
I--du
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Proposals for Stationery.

HouzK REPRESENTATIVES, UNITED srArfr,
Clerks once, March 81 1857.
IN pursuance of the seventeenth section of the act
u Congress Of the Goth August lsi2 entitled legang
and making appropriations for such objects have been
usually included the appropriation bills without authority
law fix and provide for certain incidental the
and Offices OF purposes sealed
proposals will bo received this oco until Monday the 1st day
juno next at II o'clock for furnishing the following articles
tonery for the use OF the House Of Representative during the Thirty
4 P
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Form g0esr.

(IIere date the oner)
(here the composing (namo
town. (nac sae hereby
dated
all the Of the and Of the schedule which
all the articles embraced Class
navy yard name the yard according schedule
(ere the printed from the schedule opposite each
article tho price and the the columns dol
and foot the OF the bid for tho
class amounting to (hcre write the words)
propose here the required by
the scdule for the supply under the classes miscellaneous by
delivery should accepted
request navy agent
(name the agency for signatures and certificate.
(erc the bidder and each member Of the firm sign)
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Form Of Guarantee.

The undersigned (namc Of garantor0 (nse tho town. and
the Htnte and (nsme Of guaranors
hereby undertake that tbs above named the bidder bder
bis thcir Offer above be
United within fifteen after the
through post occ Of the OF his t offers before
mentioned.
Witness signature OF guarantors.)
certify that the here the guarano)
To be good and responsible In this
(signaure.)
signed by the district judge district attorney collector navy
known the bureau responsible,
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PROPOSED DATES oY SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, ". Y.
BROWN, sfuPLEy, a Co,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 Co,
~ Austin friars, London.
D. @. WAINWRIGHT & co,
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NOTICE TO rRE.E,IprIos CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled to tho right Of prccmpion any 6
lands within tho townships and parts OF townships
is required to establish tho the satisfaction register
receiver Of the proper land office and make payment therefor
practicable cttr SEEING his n and before the day appointed
commencement Of the public salo Of tho embracing
claimed otherw $50 such claim will be forfeited.
T1I0S. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General and Office
Fob lS--law13w Int Star
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Change OF the Place OF Sale Of the DeiaWar,
Trust Lands In Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale of
In the Delaware trust lands Kansas Territory advertised TO
take place at Ieconpton tho 23d day
changed TO- and viii commence at osawkeo Territory
day and date T.
by order of the Secretary Of tho Interior
CHARLES +. MIX
Commissioner dd interim
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Oiicc Of Indian Affairs, April 0, 1857.
April LAW tlJune
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Change in the Days of Sale of the aboye-de-
scribed Indian Trust Lands i'm Kansas.

Ap 11-1awt30Jun,
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FRANcK TAYLOR
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DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES.
Cflxs Na ponsr

DESCRIPTION OF ARTIcIEsL
CLANS No. 1--Papcr
Item 500 quarto supernne faint lined
2 100 white laid supernne, unrued
s. rs white laid Bath extra suponnc faint lined
a. 80 white laid Bath superhnc unruled
b. l25 supcrhne paper, size,
faint lined and gilt edged
0. 1875 article, unruled
T. l25 suporlne cream laid noto medium gilt
edged
100 white extra super6ne, faint lined
Q. 20 rcams paper, unrued
TO- 125 commercial laid paper large lined
Proposals for the above state the price
OF sms o. and portion not to exceed one half Of each TO
be furnished gilt edged, II required
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r IFE OF GENERAL NAPIER; by Iieut Gene.

April la-1awow y ''''' o"''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

In concl usion, slow nc TO remark that 1 have,
in the plans presented, studied - far - could
strict economy, but N aiming that the work should
hoping that i, might mo- only be credit able % my
self, but pride to your city At. The above ssl-
mate eau give works exactly .Answering the
specification and general plans, that BY SINE cum
siderable precticat experiences and i6Auenee, which
work tie done within the next season. at less
than $500 600 At most
Yours Respectfully,
a. 0uTIkIE. Engineer.
The Committee to whom was referred the
proposition for Water Works reported the
following resolutions, which were adopted,
to wit:
Resolved, That the Engineer of Water
Works is hereby authorized to enter into
contract for the construction Of Water
Works, according to the plan and speciica-
tions on 6ls in his ofics, provided, that he
can doso at . cost OF NOT more than three
hundred thousand dollars, payable in City
Water Works Bonds, running twelve years
and bearing per cent. interest. Interest
and principle payable in the city Of New
York. And he 10 hereby authorised to con-
tract the whole work to tho same party or
parties, or he may divide out the same, pro-
vided, tho whole cost does not oxcssd the
sum Of three hundred thousand dollars. and
10 such contract or contracts giving prefer
ence to home men or companies, subject to
the approval Of the Council; and Provided,
That contingent to the fnal action Of the
Council on said contract, tho question OF
constructing Water Works ct the cost isdi-
Gated in the shove resolution be submitted
to vote Of the people.
Resolved, That the Mayor be directed 70
issue proclamation for the holding Of
Special Election on Monday, the 10Th day
OF August, inst, to vote upon she following
proposition, to wit: Shall the City Coussil
BE- authorized to issue oS00, 900 Of Waser
Works Bonds for the purpose Of construct
ing Water Works for said City; said Beads
to run twelve years, Interest and principal
70 be payable in the city Of New York; said
Bonds to bear interest ct the rate OF sight
per cent. per amman, and payable ssni-an-
nually.
Alderman Shelley moved the adoption Of
the following:
Resolved, That = vote be taken It The
same time and place - ID eonssnplassd in
the foregoing resolution, for and against
granting the privilege Of constructing said
Works to company, and - matter Of a.
oer..inment in this partical.r. the tickets
shall be either printed or written "Watss
Works BY the Cityn--or ssWater Works b
. Company
Alderman Walling offered the following
- substitute, which Was adopted.
Resolved, That II bids by companies ont
side Of the city be considered By the Coun-
Gil to DO more advantageous 70 the city than
those within, then the Couneil reserves the
right 70 decide The question BY submission
to the vote Of thspeople.
Council adjourned.
BIS. MERRIAM, Clerk.
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HONE INSURl 1m COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
AUDITORS OFFICE,
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IowAc lM,
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for sad county eEAs
,"--' JAY, 1871 PATrRK, Auditor u IsvA
STATEMENT ~ q INSURANCE. COMPANY@
Ms 1sv NS f o"fhs M dy Je.ss 1885 essMy with Ms
CoMpsnies" approved 2SsA JsnNoB 1887
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

" The Muscatine Enquirer saws the Mus.
catine and Oskaioosa Railroad sis connie.
ted 70 Iowa river, and commenced running
regularly last Monday,
nov does it run2-[valley Wing.
show does it run?', That il : c,,;on.
question to ask, Mr.. Wing, when the Enuui.
rersays, distinctly, that i runs reeularly'-
lAppanoosa Chicftain.
An, yes, We see, now. The Chief,cir
looks farther into millstone than we do
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

j. 4. GiDDISas.--It is said that the health
OF this gentleman il 30 feeble that he will
probably be unable to take his seat in the
next Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

"a son of Mr.. Bushnell, the st. Louis
bookseller, was drowned at Oquawka few
days ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

gTB. +. Wade, Jr., died at Andover
AshtabulA county, on the 26th ult. He was
ayoung man OF much promise. Abou, !
year ago be closed his studies with his uncle
The Hon. B. T. Wade, and entered upon the
practice Of the law with bright prospects. -
10 ms last illness, the young lady to whom
ne was beirothed ministered to his care with
we devotion OF true woman, and when all
nope o. his recovery was past, Mr.. wade and
s harsshorn were united 10 marriage.
lCieye. Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

"BKAsrs AND BRurxs THE Germans OF
Louisville held : meeting short time since
to consider the stigma cast upon them by
Thomas II. Hall, the Dead Rabbit candidate
for Congress. He called them ga set OF
beasts and brutcs.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

q Tbs sasirs dsbt Of the United States
ssd Of I'll The States Of the Union combined.
= nse equal 70 one years interest on the
49, u knglaad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

WHAT THEY THINK or HiH.-A correspon.
cent writing from Kansas says there are only
Iuo opinions regarding Walker in the Ter.
ritory--tho.e who do not consider him crasy.
think no Is drunk! Split the difference, and
the sthsr half.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

Wilson 4 Potter's News Room,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
English Papers for sale BY Wilson = Potter
Comic Papers fer sale BY Wilson 4 Potter
News Papers for sale By Wilson 4 Potter
Pictorial Papers for sale BY Wilson 1 Potter,
Religious Papers for sale BY Wilson 4 Potter
sporting Papers for sale by Wilson 4 Patter
seisntifc. Papers for sale BY Wilson + Potter
New York Pspess for sale BY Wilson Potter
Baltimore Papers for sale BY Wilson d Potter.
Detrsit Papers for sale BY Wilson : Potter.
Richmond Papers for sale By Wilson 1 Potter.
81. Louis Papers for sale by Wilson Potter.
Chicago Papers for sale BY Wilson 4 Potter.
i.nglish Mag -Iincs for sale by Wilson b Potter.
Our o@n Mag axines for sale BY Wilson Potter.
i3eid.ng's Review for sale by Wilson Potter.
Invaluable Msgssinss for sale by W iisou + Potter.
Novels and Maps for sale by Wilson ! Potter.
bred Scott Case for sale by Wilsoa / Potter.
Bibles and Testamsnts for sale by Wilson ! Potter.
aug3d
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A Coon lDIA.--A remarkable instance 81
seH'posssssion 10 told Of gsntleman Of ,hi,
city. Ne was sailing on Sunday when the
gale arose, and being frightened took TO III.
shoss, saying II wAsn't the being drowned
thst ~ feared % much - the looks Of the
thing 4 priat, drowned Sunday. "-fM Mad
ison Wis.) ESsssids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

POSSIBLE The resignation OF Gen.
Dodge as Minister to Spain 10 reported.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

New CuARoK.--The Yazoo (Miss.) Sun,
Of . late date, says that Col. Bnrwell Wilkes,
OF Holmes county, had been ordered BY .
committee OF citizens to leave that city with
10 two hours. The charge against him was
"general meanness." The Colonel left.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

VrNcESNxs, lNDiANA.--This ancient city 10
to be sold at auction, shortly, to pay the in.
terest due on 100000 Of bonds issued to
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad &c mn any.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

Utah AND THE ADMINISTRATORS Word
comes from Washington, which ought 10
sarprise everybody~-that "Goyernor Cum.
ming wsH probably not depart for Utah be-
fore September. The Adminiatrat;n, /.
quite we'll satisfied With Mormon AiIairs, a,
thsy stand"
10 this the "prompt action" that Douglass
has promised forthe Administrator to wards
the Mormopsf
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4
laaHeA IT tine II II not near - liable " - atet-
- - 4Soot - naked iron pipe; eennoct1e0s 1na1 n
mA1e - A NJ almost any time Or pises without ~
| - " oesirs4, Of Adroi OF water.
3hte ytpe will be laid by the Uo1y, -
warranted for enc year under any ssAse1nbls $50
Rtey The eity uAy propose. NC.
hase takeo much pains 10 be otta1ed Of -
ruth 81 these representation, ~ pessena! 49,
uee ~ swofts where the piPen n osss - 49, ~
CAREFUL examination OF pipe long - - 40 have
no doubt whatever Of The value o. -.
would remark thai nave unoefstood that
these pipes had hesn insrodsosd 81 New Albany,
!nd, ana ned fsiieA. = eess SAAea so1s pains 70
gate the nAseer sAsd - authorised ~ give
II positive denial; that none Of this pipe - yet
aaid west OK she Atieeee5 ncss1,ns.
Aney are now csise inxmeaee0b nessont oFook-
ayn, Cambridge safssy Vssy, 0n1ssoge opsnSs,
toronto lAnA0e. !asssnct0 -. HV0eese, MASS
and Watsrtown, y. =. At1astsWo ssepiPe 10
giving entire sstssfaoeion anaef nsA1 % os' iset'
winch IS more than you VIII ever require.
Ihe cost OF tnts piPe, tAAlns ~ n'es oi 'ns
p'opo..'"ha'c s's9a . nAse ssn-a - l.'1
GOV" w se"cnss ussv 80 ~ ~ ss. WI.
Plete, VIII not sxoeee u 49, 80 saes set
ting hre nyofsn1, sssP .-,,
Cass iron OF inc sAms Paor9v. ~ o,a Vail
cost Ssv,vVV murc, - o'us
reconinend torths main pumps ~ ..ss.na
she "ac'., san n.s 49,. s.,..a,.
from gu ths main oesAiot WY ons.A.' .n,s:"u.ss
a. near Us uA! ~ pos .dn,;~- !. ~
sues'n oi "A's, ~ - - 80 "a" ~ -. 80.
k,n > lnaiA oa,i s..s,,. So. '',
sriking ON SER mse.ln ., is'e' a,,.
would mere teaasfA ~, .aAs nIau p.s.oI aau
v' nho" - W. s so..i 49, 80 na,; s-P
valves, now atuac,nns so0u 49, ~ Io''os
nss a. M.css ~
,nIsusn snS M.'n'.,h.. M.s.a snmm issio.s, "a
mayor from non. M $500 40. - .L,.
'no A.sn' Omos -. .r.,. sns.k - IL. 800,
pump ana wave, - ,rsr.. -. -. s.s s;s
merAe' 81" - : So, 49, s..i,t...,,v ms.h;ns. g..
Pamp, ~. ..,. !, ~ rsisrsnos 10 th. sns
wo1kng y. sas1s k.s - s.'.i IN 800. 4,
aoove Du. = .ns Ssss :. 80 s.,;...,. ~ IN
ses ~. ..Ins ;.h ~. s..;.s
cost - incuasa r.eL uo,. h.;,d;..
Aiecomnsnu lo' Nv .ns 80. .n, "a a. go asA,.s
% Oh. s'ons s,lS, hsuss. "a a., s,,'p.
WIN sia, nnSs ~. .As 80. a. .,.,r 80. a..
eAcn anu 20 ies. aeep: sss ~. I, .,on IT,
ptool, W. snsns 49,. =, l.. ,.;a .,.h nnn.,.
louhaa.'on' Aau -. r.a,a. -. "a s.,,. -.,h
ears .ne a.oa s ~. -.,ar,",,s ~ cas ,,on., !. ~
oornes s,ohes ANU 49,. - $500. " ~.
wen ngn,eu, Anu WY "uols ~ p Sa 800 "A.u
rcAsona"1e lcEs.u ~ ss.s t.s, 49, -
i"cA'eo ~ Ies' sne '''si - SAS.ss va -
MI; ,,
Ane wy W en.s 49, -
pump "siia, Wn.ea A'usI ,, ~ ~ ~, - "s
h
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-08

DEAD RABBIT HAPPINESS A lot of Mis-.
souri, slsve-hounds chased fugitive to
Springfield, Illinois, couple Of weeks ago,
and arrested him. The Journal Of that city
says It is "happy to announce that be has
been returned to lifelong, hopeless bond
age.