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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04

0sasvai Hasssy rom service II Kansas Or, A John.
sess u ths eeooad Osvay seSsnsd 70 hs ccmmssl u
sS ui.1 c.psaaoa' end VII proceed % ,o'a 'as sans
= CsI s:s' :. q ., ne r:s c.y.y ny % s...y
paales Of The Second Dragons 10 escort The
OWL ca,osn 70 Utah their MISSION. and remain st.
piss 90 detached WILL possible be oarsea 70 Ct least
arty psvAses each By transfers IRON she remaining
The sts6 department. win supply III tina wants az those
Svagoons he wants OF other portions II The U,sh
expedition that may be remaining behind.
Bxevet Msjor Porter Assistant Adjatans Geaerai win
promptly report himself for duty Joons JOB nsson %
fore latter shall pass Fort Lcavrn north.
Count Nontgelax having tran .m'ted to e State Dear.
mens through Mr. vrocm, Minister y BsriiD, note
al Ing explanation Of tho opinion given by Attorney
General Cushb October ast the RICH. OF Amer
citizen 70 eKpass,s himsos Attorney Gcnsri Black
says the spec: led case ~ that Of y9as A,hor native
Of Bavans who care to shs country, aud afisr being
naturansed, rssurned 10 Bsvaris His eTr TO recover
his status seems 70 be impeded by doubt. whioh the
authorities entertain The question whether he throw
on bis allegiance 1, the Tn ssd States and 30 In Whist
manner It can be done. Judge BLACK SAYS there Is m
statute Of the United States which prevents ether M
tive or nstcralzed citizen from severng his political c'n
necscn With the government he sees proper 10 90 20,
In time OF peAce and Far purpose not directly Injurious
to the inoreats OF :hc country The s Of PRONUNCIATION
u 70 be established Ike ether cis for waioh ihe -
prescribed form Of proof By any evidence wa,ca viii
corsrcs The judy uent An ossi Of os1,ssioa test
OF sincerity, or necessary part OF mia !9 10 tho FL
tuye protection OF The Bavsn gnvefaaneat may bs de-
manded. Whatever satisfies them ought 70 sahfy Us,
snce in Gil similn cases pseiorbs rules for
the admlucn Of BAvarian subjects citizens or United
States.
The following persons have resolved appointments In
the scientific rary attached 10 the expedition under the
command or Lieutenant Ives, for the exploration OF the
Colorado river;-Dr J. Newberry OF Ohio, physician
and seologst Il Mchauseo OF Prussia natur sst r. W
EeIcGsien District OF Columbia arts. asd
Paul H. Taylor, Of Ronm ond, and Charles Booker, OF
Hampton, Va, Assistant Surveyors.
Nr, NohAusen Is pupil OF Baron Humboldt, ana Vas
appointed to the expedition al the earnest soica. on
transmitted 10 the Secretary or War; through the Pru
sian Nnster) OF the distinguished who has doac
much himself former days wards the Development OF
The natural history OF ccnilnent Lea Ives, with
portion OF the command, viii leave for San Francisco In
The steamship OF the Gin uuo and proceed II I've
Gulf OF California TO commence operation.
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sew york. Friday, SEPTEMBER 1897.
Mails for Europe

gaH kEu yoRK HKRALp-KDtTIos FOB BUR DIE.
The matt steamsbi North star Capt Le'evre Will leave
tas city 20 morrow noon FOR Southampton and 8enen
The European mAln VIII oioss nsE .sss ten COCK IN
We morning
Tho Er7opesn edition Of Toe HrzALD, pin ed IN French
and English vii be publ,hei al ten O'Clock in the morn
leg Single copies, 10 wrappers ~ GEMS
Subj crip,ons ard advertisement 'or snT eon OF the
Nav YosK HsaAD ~i be resolved al the following places
In Europe
Inspos-Arn / Eiropcsr Express CO 81 King william G.
PARR- 10 Co space de 10 Boursc
LvTsPoos DO do chapel street..
Lrysgrooi-R Smart, 10 Fxc' auSe street, East
HAvRr-Am European Express Co, I'll Rue Corneilis
ms ccrser Of the Eur ,pesn edition q the HsaAip all!
Combine The ness received By mat aud eeyrapn 81 tais
coe during ths previous wess and up to the hour Of
pubucSilSu
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Uns FSremsn's TourDameut ~ Eznar~-V~
tory 81 the Sow Yorksrv,

uns PSremsn's gourDamsut ~ Elnaru-vsr.
tory 81 ths Sew Yorksrs.
EInsA, NJ r., SEA- 9, lnr.
THO exhibition TEDDY has been attended WITH u~~s
deal Of interest. Tho asemsage upon tas grosaas -
about the yesterday. Nine Ore companies ssasrsA
the contest for he premiums distance ths ronv
Ing result -ybA clasa-FNskin, Of Geneva, Ora Pc
MUM Of s5eo played 100 fest II inches. Sscoad o,aa-
Young America, No. A. Of umra, first premium piAysa
Ito feet inches. Third class-Mutual, No. 81, q Nov
YORK. FIRST premium played IT. Fee, 4iaOhes 10 morrow
several additional companies viii DO present Tor ths As
90 quantity. The dremen's parade and revew. and ths
tcschl'ghs procession viii Also take place 10 morrow.
Engine Company No. 81, OF New York, with their baad
are row paTadDg ths streets here cheering ihsr No
tory In The grand playing match this afternoon THAR
engine Vas ruled out having twice burst ths hose ~
they ssin won, the s,rean reaching one hundred end
seventy -o eee elk inches the time OF the a bresk
This Is the orss prize BY New York mashAns
Ia the rural dishcs. No 81 bull. by forDoss O.,
OF New York. Mr. VI. H. rorboss 10 here with tbs con-
peny. They win arrive homs Saturday night. Il II
O'clock
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Mnlls for the Pacific.

fEv YORK HEHALD-CALIFoRSTA EDITION.
mo Uosd States mall steamship Iinos, Capt Boggs,
oil leave .hs Yor 10 aierooon 81 two O'Clock,
Tor Aspnvai.
ne mails FOR California ana other parts Of the Pacific
vii close sl one O'Clock
ne nEs YoRx TnUT HsrAIr-uaifer,is edition
coaianing the latest intelligence from s psr OF the world
VIII be pu5ilssed q; eleven O'Clock IN the morning
sDsic copcs IN vr,pps-s ready for mailing, siyperce.
Az sa vi please esnd their ords csry possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04

wsiIAcs's THrsru-oPUse NIcm.-Hr aaar %.
mencsd his second season al this house last evening w,s
Mr. Bourclcaus comedy London Assurance In vn,cA
Mr. walco' played Sir Hsrcougi oour,iy; Mr.. Lsss~.
onsrles Mr. Bake, heddie; Mr. Bourccauli, Dss,le M
NORTON, har Mr. Wood, spsnker Mr. Davenport, coo';
M H. Russell, lsaaos; Ms John Wood, Lady Gay; ND
N. eannos, Grace Har<svay. n vHs nsended tnsa NJ
Agnes Robertson should play the last named part, bal 80
was prevented from doing By Illness which, 70 are
glad 10 heav win not probably be serious enough 70 Pre-
vent her appearance this evening Tho several msnoey
o the company were recc red with the wmess MARKS
hvor BY very crowded house, and ~ the pcrior nasoe
was not eracily |" amer the manner OF newsi uWin bs
sufficient 10 say thst wm highly ssnsnco1y 70 mo
audience During the b,ief rcccss some save
been made IN the ont q the housc increasing ne oAps
city and facilities for ipgrces and egren and promouns
The crcu laon OF fycsh air The orchestra, whch vevy
scod IL conducted by Mr. Rnscr Soepe who Gavc lasA
uIsh8 some very plessrr snd vel Arranged selscoNs
rom the most popular cpcrsiic music Alioscihoy 10
may congraialale ho manscr upon brilliant opening
his season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04

No mall arrived from Costa Rca By the ulinots. ssa,v
kcna the Ccs,a glean Nins,or received no de,pa,ohes
lie says that the failed 10 sonnoc. =, rsuana
Matters relating 10 the rrAnrt route Consequence
In san Quo.
There Vas considerable eIci,enent al the oncs Of
Simeon Draper, Acss. Morgan and rr,,n and .evsrsi
o: The leading merchants with this Affair." havas
called him
gentleman saw ". r. O. Webster In rldrdgs urec
jail; that gentleman stated he hal nothing 10 o,mnun
oaie, no, having received letters lie sNd the nature o.
ice contract entered nlo by him and Harris with ue
Costa Roan government FOR the opsnng Of tho TrAnei
wa 10 furnish them by the steamer leaving Now Yos o.
the 9th sept, $3.50 aud sx months after with tho sane
amount They were 10 have the grant for any yss and be
protected when necessary by Costa ca hr eper, WINS
has -een very sc 70 aimee In .ry Ing 10 organize CON-
retiors, and TO send tho fret install meal TO- nor
row 10 Costa Rica We undcrsiand ho hes not sue
prevent Commodore .aderbil, says ne WIN take isssi
Tor The recovery Of the OF The old 40
ces-ory company from any company sho may attempt 70
open the rrho The Commodore looks very noreiaously
co the wees,ur ADD Harris srant and says Nicaragua
r sn, never s,,, ssdof,s Cereal lrss and
arranging their claims for lhs ooenirs Of the rcute,
and WI son DO openly negotiating 10 wss strcse
tbs 70 several run shoa Or Gen walkers ulercr
object he "a quietly orgaolripg 10 the South We andsr-
and from reliable thai he intends this time iaad-
ing ,pd tssinE Ios,e.oe q place called o.,,aso, In
Cen casas who IL q, resent General ln.Cnler of ne
Gotta Rcan forcs 10 Sicssgas, We hare private IN.
formation has also ambtos projects ard Intends ds-
carDg himself srcsld nj Of Leon He sent his second On
Ger In command, Col Cayoee, on here
Mr. Barris ef, ftr vShipE,on yesterday Ia erics 10
have Al intervies win the Preshienl
Col Cayose, (vho fitni OF Yanisrbits,l hurr,edly
II n here io-eay Tor Washington
Darcy Jones, sem ous By government he'd assv.
view viii Peident Mora The object of his wl0ion 10 Q
conjecture He vas robbed Of $500 By notorious Eev
Orleans gamoer nan cd thomas Sd wards whom he had
arreacd. he (lcnes,) ia guest or pscior j. HogAn, .
native ~ Phih delphia
Col. osuiy srd Mr.. John Youpg tho COSTA a,can Con-
mssioneys scnt on here 10 nesose eaye b. the asan
10 morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04
Railroad Accident.

srEssFIrn, hass sent. ., 1857.
The morning express train from New Yorx ran on the
track 10 day, between Warren and Palmer rhs accdsn,
caused by the displacement o. switch Tue engine,
urder sad two baggage won. on. None Of tho
rsser ger on No Was Injured bit the train
Vas d,lsyei four hours rhs iraes 10 40 In perfect
order The afternoon train from Boston arrived here on
Tine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04
News from the South.

WASHINGTON, Sept. q 1857.
In Iou.isna ihsFe we're continued RAM, and fears Of
serious ipjury - the cotton crop.
There general complaints o. the rrerulary Of The
mails ,hrtushou. the south.
The Charleston Cbgier says thai Two bales Of new co,
ton, rated 81 good mlddng we're sold ~ lie per 10 for
thsment 70 New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04
Attempted Suicide OF a Printer.

ARANy, Sept 3, 1851,
william p. Williams, printer In .he Eeaa,no Jour
nal oalcc, cui bis threat last nshi He 10 sui living,
but there only sish, hope o. hh recovery. TIE oAuss
OF The sitmp, -n despoudency from being subso, 10
erlleptlc his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04
DEPARTURE OF Governor King FOR sssuIne's
Point.

ALaAvT, sepi 3, 1857.
Governor King LEFT here for New York 10 day, and The
Leuie5a-t Governor and Comptroller 20 sonzh, TO
meet me Commissioners OF Emigration the Amor House.
and 10 morrow morning, with the Quarantine Commission
e they all proceed TO seguiae's Point 10 mako an era
naioa prior 70 . discussion 10 Inc anal location OF
slanuuc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04

Assryu o. EUROPEAN ARTISTS Mr.. NAyss,ss arrived
in the Asia yesterday with the Konxani balles COMPANY
numbering twenty ave persons also ssserins Ramc-,
yriraa donna sor-o, from Lou Ion The tenor BosArsi
engaged BY karcses arrived ne, week These srssS.s
sre all Engaged for Mr. A. Marshall, and viii probably
make their dctts IN Philadelphia Mr. Naresyss 60
norrccs that Roncoul and rssisnco yin sail IRON Iayw
POOL for New York on the l7,h ms,
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Suicide I'm Prison.

PHuapuPms, sept 2, 1887.
Amos Clemson, the vel knosn leader OF the Gap out.
laws, hutg hIusef 10 me Ess<rn Pentenary this
Ing. he convicted OF receiving stolen goods In lao
css,tT corniy two months since
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04
The United states Agricultural SocaseF
Exhibition.

LOuIsvnls, Eept g. 1861.
The anip6itheatre OF the exhibition WAS crowded Win
hcrsez majority OF The premiums Tor saddle, carriage
and matched horses WAS awarded 10 Keciucky. vSoe
Pfeadea. Breckenridge and many other distinguished 2ex
so.s were present Premiums 10 the pa ensccs Of shs
owerp ara ieapers exhibited 81 Syracuse last July VII
BIO awarded 70 morrow. Tho weather hiss been dshsaG
iu ara the display nne Ths contribution OF agrlcunayA
maoniaes quite Large, and mo vis.sr more aunerss4
than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04
The Custom House The Brokers ana the I'm.
pOrtsrS,

We alluded Few days sgo to tho fact hat the Custom
House brokers were dissatisfied with tho stcn sakeu ny
the Committee OF Importers in reference reforms
which silh thesctive cooperation OF Mr. sche they have
succeeded u establishing in the Custom House
The brokers' II seems, undertook 70 rnansge the bud
ness amer their own fashion, and with inteas held
meeting asd appointed committee to confer vita the
Collector Now, 10 manifest that the Collector oanroe
devote bis whole time to listening 10 complaints OF grev
ances from committees representing ih!i ami nc
other or bis ordinary duties must be ncsI,c,sd asv1nr
given portion OF each day for several week. to the i'm
porers during which every question upon VII improve
ment Wa needed has been fully dlscussed AMI such 70
forms adopted a. seemed beneficial the mer cane In
teres OF the city and consisten, with the propsr working
Of the customs department Mr.. Sshen deem, uradys
sabe to have these issues raised again more valuable
time wasted and learn tia. he fools constrained 10 de-
cline any conference with the comm Ice OF Cocoon
Hou,c brokers q the subject though unwilling al The
tams time 10 deny the right OF remous.ancc or s1xxss
ton to any class Whole interest may be affected Bot
paramount duties necessarily precIuds him from ds
voting any more time to Tho question OF Custom Houss
reform, after having accomplished everything which to
him seems proper or practicable,
The Committee OF Importers have finished their zssuous
Abors-n the performance Of which they have bssn ,nds
faiigaoe-and have their report o,u-se Of preps
ton They express themselves pefc5ty sasivasd with
the result and from the facts which we have p1bgshsa
fro time to time, the conference proceeded icos -
the body they represen. win have oSure 10 complain
Of the amount OF good which has been ionc or cous
there were many changes they might desire 20 hsys
made In the mode OF rankaciing butnees shIoa hoy
could not accomplish bu, the objections were fairly
and frarky put, and II shown 10 them thai those
chsnges could not BIO made without interfering IA The
general buslness OF the Custom House. ana affecting hs
interests OF other cites, they ohesuly submitted 70 u
continuance OF the present system in certain cases
But just 70 The Collector and the Treasr ~ Depart
meni TO add, nst every suggestion submitted by TIE
committee received the fullest consideration both here
81 Washington, which psoe Mr. Schen specially visited
10 take cosnsel with the Secretary OF the Tressrry.
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rrrs st Fall Rfvsr.

FAN RIyss, sept ., 1857.
portion Of Pceasc, bkck, On Main street, owned By
Mayor Borden destroyed By Gre mis- morning Los
se,tto Heuxiah Buosln wa killed By the fAlirg Of
vail
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Tm 0pssA Az rts AoapsNr The regular season i
announced 10 commence next Monday, WITH rr,urios
Lab oeti, and Gsssicr In "Is sonnambsa" Al ns~,
ar,trI we ner 10 TIE pubic u h's cy
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N,pto's caFpvv-Tns combnanon Of Nile Roia, css
of.hs r.os. paauaDi OF oysi, with tins Rsvsls draw
crowds 10 this house every night This evsalns nns
Ro,,a appears In q new grand ballet
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Parade OF Coiored Oda Fellows Ia Phiiadss-
pbia.

PHuADELPHi, seps 5, 1851
The colored otd Follows highly imposing paxAds
odsy, on tia occasion OF the stone
new ball Lodges were present from New York city.
Harrisburg, Reading, Newark Camden and al the naxa
boring towns about thousand people altogether.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04

TnE CHsAyAIIER WEBB As Twenty YEARS
AGo-"CuRsEs on MORRIS About twenty
years ago. during the crisis Of 1887, the Cheya-
ler Webb, of the Courier and Enquirer after using
up the 6fty.two thousand dollars which be OBJ
tanned from the United States Bank. went iato
Wall street and comms need specllatiug in Morris
stock with such yigor That IL coon became by
word in the street, webb is short on Morris
"Cuises Oh Morris" In those ancient days the
Chevalier allowed bis whskers to grow to a most
ftrocous size. He obtained al immensc blud-
geon and paraded Wall street like fighting boy
from the BowIry, thrt atening TO knock every
body into kingdom come If they dared to talk or
venture upon speculations in the mi.ioituues or
mismanase cement OF the United States Bank.
During the las. few years, since Webb be-
came a member of the church, we begun to
think that he had picked up some moral
pIircple and common sense; but OF late his blum
deIipg and clustering, biz impudence and AFRO
gance have proved 10 US that he has returned to
his old ways-that he is still the same miserable
king that he has been from his youth. He is ut
terly beneath our notice; sunk far below our con-
tempt We pity him for bis misiortunes, which
have extended over period of twenty five years;
his blurderings, and turnings and twistings; his
bankruptcies and tumblings But for his inso-
lence, bis vulgarity ard his threats, we have
nothing bat scorn aud contempt. We under
stand, and have understood for nearly half
century, our position In the community In which
we live. Such an upmitigaled rufiisn as Webb
makes of himself cannot disturb our equanimity
in the least
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-04

AMUsEMKNre THIS EVENING
NTBlA's GARDEN, BroSaway-yiaar aofx- KATY, ros
yrvAnpRRg-I RE UooYERs
BOWKRs TnEAfRK Bowerv- MsscHshr or fHGr-
MARRInp RAKE-VassAKTs tArx
BuRrosr TsEAfRA Broadway opposite Bond -
Iaon CaEsr- haras2isa AsD fRIareAIo
vAILACxs THEATRE, Brosdrsy-LoNptr Assua
LAURA KYENy'F THRATRE Hrna1wAv-NonEL or A
wuv-A lonSUcAL IsssoH-SPxcyRx BRles.Rooa
rTw ClyAyIu rHHATRK nroAd~sY-M Nh ArSr-rAE
VEgAsp Ssrsf
RAKsUE'S ANkHIOAE MUSRNS. SJcad vsv The 30.
eu, RvvrrI BAFv- DsseLvisG viTvs Fr.-S or %sCc &C
GEO. CBRIsTT L WOODS NINsfRa,ss al Broad say
-ErHIoPtAs MI3srRKis NV YEARS I~ias
mECH ~ CE' HALL Az Broad sar -NgCso hrLop!rs-
EowN AtaRAEA-By bRYTAATs 1!Nsr.is
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Ways Our rott banks have not yet broken.
The full effect Of The failure of the Ohio Life and
TIust Company has not been felt The West has
not bFgun to quake under the rudden monetary
pressure. All there disasten have TO come, and
come they Will. If ever anything was written in
the book Of destiny, it is that the months Of Sep
TENDER and October of this year are destined to
witness more severe stringency in the money
market than we have had for years; not on &C
count Of this CT that accidental failure but simply
because our demand for foreign products exceeds
cur supply of domestic ones Our debts, In a
word, for the moment exceed our assets, and we
have no United States Bank to shoulder the re-
sporsibili.y ard bridge over the gulf till Janu-
ary.
For a week or so, the banks may hinder the
export of specie by refusing to discount for their
best customers But this policy cannot be pur
sued Tor many days without producing the same
result as suspension of specie payments; nor
inietd can the merchants be expected to ruin
themselves TO fave the banks The drain to Eu-
rope can only be damned up for a time; it will
20 en- next week; and our banks may consider
themselves very fortunate if at the close of this
month, they have eight millions OF specie in their
vaults The attempt which is being MADE by the
mercantile organs ia bully tosm into discouniing
paper against the convictions Of their managers
is on par Win the desire Of the Wall street
spectators to dictate course to the press. How
fer The banks are susceptible of being bnlied we
cannot say.
Not the mcst foolish thing we have heard
among the outc,i6s Of Wall street is that the HE-
RAID has caused this panic. We certainly do pre-
tend to some Influence in matters political social,
AID fnapcial; but we never suspected we could
overset the commerce end finance of great ma
ton by one single word. The Messrs Litchfeld
and the other railway managers might be consult
I'd on this point with beneft.
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rHs GrxRAf -rrsPsrrv rxTArca.
ARMY oRDvas--rHa AFRO sraY apN sRAL's Ds0 si0T
as 20 AD0rTnD CIrTzns RsHoUNCTsd ALLssi.
EiPEDrTiof, ETC.
wlsaysro-, Sept Q, 1877
Ths war Dspsrmsps bas issued order 70 The follow
ind eject -
ubeax 5eenst nsivngs " issss 3fsvS 8rgsilw
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The EfrsoT or ME-. BrcHAFAe's LEfTHR TO rug
CosNRorICUr COMMUNICATIONS or THB
slcsyTARr OF THE TREASURY, lrc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14
IIsUVvasC "a Oalsssy.

D1SoQe e1D0RtoetO0s
-. nAgasA goods fos he spring trade BY the
sAips ANSntis ard Rocksvay from livsrpool, ssd
stsansn ~ NJ Missiasippl, togsther With extern
stvs pusshasss frca American manufacturers By
asspsvpars9 y o9ss Increased indusemsnts 70 pss-
sAasers end viii duplicate aay st. Louis bill which
may have been made in our line. dAw
MILLEKs and Manufacturers will end : con-
1v1 slant supply Of large Circular saws, wArran-
ted, and 1t the Manufacturers prices; say 4S, 30,
81 and 81 isches, and when required 90 nchss, to-
grther with the smaller sizes, ~ the sign of the
Red Paddock. s.w. 4 II. TUCKER.
1 xES!AxES Hunt Collins simmons LIP |
"A pinoe.t's axes, for sal. ie =. By r,,,v~,
CPADKS--Ames' ,Rowland's and other brsnds;
- FOR sale by s. w.AH. TUCKER.
CHOvELS--Ames' kowlands and other brands
- for sale by g.. / H. TUCKER.
HOES--soiid goose neck riveted, caststeel plan
IL ters', and Carolina hoes, for sale In great
rietyby 8. w. IL. TUCKER.
* and Trace Chains, a large stock, for sale how
~ by S. 4 IL TUChEk.
WORN pLANTEAs--A Superior article for horse
~ power, and wond. rfu labor and time saving
machine. for sale BY s.W.S ii. TUCKER.
4 ykAIN and grass scythes--A large stock Of Wal
~ dron's and other makes, for sale low By
w. IL. TUCKER
M0LAY Iron and wood braced grain eradl. s.ior
| lvl sale low by y. w. III. TUCKER.
SNAITilS-wrought tube patent and common
~ Snaiths, a large stock, for sale low BY
s.W. 4 II. TUCKER.
| LAY and straw Forks--A very large stock Of
s.w IN. TUCKER.
| MANURE Forks long and short handles, for sale
Nl by s. All. TUCKER.
| LAY and Garden Kakes for sale by
II s.w. l. II. TUCKER.
/ II EDGE Shears and Pruning Hooks, Of different
i i pstterns, for sale low by
/ sw. Al. TUCKER
GhAss Hooks for sale y w.u. TUCKER.
I (vOIL Chain, Japanned, for fencing cemetery
~ grounds, for sale low by
SWAN. TUCKER.
| BLACKSMITH Drills for the bench, . good Ar.
- ticie, for sale low by
S. An. TUCKER.
Iu0kSE-SIloE Nails. the genuine 6rifhn, and
Ii others, for sale lowby
s.w.tH. TUCKER.
CooPERs' Tools, good assortment. for .:ls b
Sign Of the Red Paddock
straw and corn.stalk Caters.
4 VERY substantial machine, considered ID,
n bsst in use; cutting equally we'll straw and
corn stalks for fodder--something which should b,
in the hands Of every farmer and stable keeper.
Fur Sale by s.w.S III. TUCKER.
aug3dAw Sign Of the Red Paddock.
Sanv unSrU n Drr~ a~>-,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-02-14

XXYANTED-A number of men OF good address
w 70 sell some handsome and rapidly selling
works.
Justpublished, handsome New Years Present
entitled "The Floral Diadcm, or A Wreath Of
Gathered Flowers" handsomely bound in Cloth and
Gilt, and superbly illustrated with q number Of
Colored engravings. Also, cheap and quick IL
ing work entitled The True History Of fhe Kansas
Mars, stitched in neat wrapper, with splendid
Address
j. X. TELLER,
nov5-d Fourth-st.. near Main, Cincinnati.