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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

~ Beautiful Pictures at Osb0rue's Gal =
we take cheap inferior Pic.
lures at this establishment Beware of steam ed-
vsrtisements. Itis all humbug. Those who can az.
ford to pay good ioe for superior likenesses will
do we'll to call at OSEORNE5 Beware of pretend
in the Art, who compell ID to take pictures at
any price, in order to get something to do to keep
from starving Our motto is, "The best price for the
best of work"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25
From the Time es City Artic,s)

The funds have been firm to day at the improve
ment which occurred yesterday evening after regular
hours. In the stock Exchange well as in the dis
count market, ard at the Bank of England there
eonsidersbe pressure for money ,he day, 81 PEI
cent being ,he lowest rate. The + nal quotations o
the French Three per Cents shows an Improvement
of / per cent. A further sum of about &22, 900 in
Australian gold sold to the Bank to day, raising
the total of Australian gold taken there during the
wAak tn p955
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25
THE LATE ST.

tgy Telegraph from London to LverpoolD
LIVERPOOL, Saturday 1t is stated that the Iisbil
tiles of Messrs Getch Sons, Ketter1ns Bankers
" hose failure was announced d on Wednesday are es
timated at about 6 l4O 0OO and that it is expected
that the estate will show sufficient to pay 1Ss or IA
in the pound.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

dispatch from Constantinople ANNOUNCES that
the Porte had demanded of the Belgian govern.
nent the recall of its ministers The Belgian
government has refused to comply with the de-
m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25
tRrom the Daily Nsws City Article

The market retains stesdness of chatscter owing
to the evidence afforded that the position OF
both the Banks of England and France is becomIn g
stronser, despite the disturbance caused by the
trsordinery fl ,w of silver TO the East. The funds
rather held in check, however, by an increased
demand for money. fhe preparation for shipping
fully million sterling in silver to the East the
Goth, amply account for part OF the demand now
" Witneysed.
Ths imports of foreign grain into London this
week has been very small Not single grain laden
vessel has arrived st the Port of Gail The country
markets are described 90 firm, and in some cases
rather higher
The aspect of the market is chslacterizsd follows
In the Times City Article:-Much excitement has
prevailed during the week. and decided advance in
price has been demanded for most descriptions and
in sCme instances obtained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

.h.,..1 q I.bl.h.d until forbid Win ss
;.ssto, " 80 ss -. M o. 70. lines for the arss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-25

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nd fall
iptton,
0, and
Essti-
intend
at and
other
Prvste
kinds
LAnds.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

hand that should dare to violate it. II saw,
too, the concoction Of the swindling pre-
tence Of 'squatter sovereignty" by this same
Douglas. and his subsequent abandonment
OF that doctrine for the original constitution
al right of the Shareholders to all the Terri
tory Of the United States The South re.
members, too. Bnchanan's advocacy Of the
Missouri Compromise, the contemptuous rid
icule he heared upon the squatter sovereign
ty dogma, his subsequent conversion to that
doctrine, and bis recent reputation Of nil
his former sentiments and conduct with those
of ali the early and great statesmen Of the
country, in the contemptuous expression Of
surprise that any one should have ever doubt
ed the existence of slavery in the Territories
" Virtue of the Constitution Of the United
States. Through all these changes of posi-.
tion the ofiice-secking Northern Locofocos
have danced attendance on their leaders,
and the masses Of the Democracy have been
humbugged, to follow and sustain them.
No wonder then that when the South hears
the loud shouts uttered by the Northern
Democracy In approval of the sentiment Of
President Buchanan, that slavery exists by
virtue Of the Constitution Of the United
States in all our territory, its confidence
should revive in the progress Of slave senti-
ment and in the triumph Of the advocates Of
the slave trade. And no wonder that il
should manifest it's gratitude to Northern
President for the bold and efficient stand he
has assumed in behalf Of the extreme sent-
ments Of tho ultra slave propagandists Of
the South.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

How PASIcs ARE SOMETIMES PRopucgD. -
ASIAN illustration Of what slight causes
are often panic-prodacers, we copy from
Tinbs' Curiosities Of History, an account Of
panic in England in the year 1882:
In May, 1882, y ''run upon The Bank OF
England" was produced by the waits OF
London being piacarded with the emphatic
words, "to stop the Duke, 20 for gold. ad.
vice which was followed rs soon as given. to
prodigious extent. The Duke Of yelling.
ton was then very unpopular; and on Mon.
day, the lth of May, it being currently be-
lieved that the Duke bod formed u Cabinet,
the panic became universal, and the run nm,
on the Bank of England for coin was so in.
eessant, that in a few hours upwards Of half
/ milton was carried off. Mr.. Doubleday.
/, IN his Life OF Sir Robert peei,o states il to
{. be we'll known that the above placards were
the device Of -four gentlemen, two Of whom
were elected members of the Reformed par.
Lament Each put down f2o, and the sum
thus cluhbed was expended 10 printing thous-
! ands OF those terrible missives, which were
eagerly circulated, and were speedily seen
upon every wall in London. The effect il
hardly 70 be described. /, was electric.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19
watch aud wait.
ny =. LAWRENCE.


Watch aud walt In very trial,
Peril. trouble, stress, ana strait,
Strong in faith and seIf-denial,
Bear, but bend not atch and wait
Watch through hours Of toll and sorrow
iiesvcnwatd turn tho slSepless eve;
Walt fyr sure as dawns he morrow
Rescue for the brave is nigh.
Watch ard wait. Insuitcd natiuns,
Tramrled, tainted. wrongei, oppressed.
Hear the evangel of salvation,
Watch and wait, and hope the best
Foes of crowned and oswled opprcssor.,
Prison bound, but spirit free,
Freedom 8 martyrs and eonfessors,
Faint not yet, where or ye be.
Through the bars Of dangers dreary
Hopes nnfailing sunlight streams,
Cheering capiiyes weak and weary
With The sweetest household dreams
Gltmpses bright of radiant faces.
Angei-voices faint and sweet
Foretastes Of those rcmcm brances
When the long time parted meet.
Watch and wait! The moment glorious,
Every houris nearer brought.
Whicb shall see the right victorious,
Aud enlancipated thought
Gentle hearts, beat high with pleasure,
For the day is close Mt hand
Which shall yield household treasure,
Back to many loving band
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

The Davenport Gazette closes an article
upon the election in Scott county with the
following Just tribute to the consistent ad :
herence Of the Germans of tina. locality to
the cause Of Freedom. 1t gives us pleasure
to transfer this to our columns, and to ac-
knowledge our obligations TO many Germans
Of this city who rendered til,cient aid in
swelling the Republican ranks a. The polls.
The Gazette says:
We cannot close rhis cnnsruiulat0ry arti-
Gle without expressing the full and warm
appreciation of our party, Of the earnest
tabors Of car G,ermln born fellow citizens
They marched % tho polls in almost solid
phalanx. and gave their votes for the party
OF Freedom, for the frue nni the only true
Democratic party Of this Republic. Many
Of the German born VINO had heretofore
been known rs . Democrats right-faced
into the Republican ranks. The Germans
did their rholf duty, and we cheprfully d.
vide with them the glory OF the victory.
We hone 10 have the qualification Of battling
side by side with them again and frequently
in the cause of human and political liberty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19
ST NJ GI " & sc n q q 1,
a.. a.. Em g \ nm

| ESPE TFuLLY gives notice that he will com
~ mencea Singing School IA term Of - lessons.
ns TUESDAY AND FRlpAY EyEstxGs,
Ia the fsesbytcrian Church, on Fifth ST., between
Main and Blondesu, com mcncing on Tues
day, Oct Is, az p M, " ba taught on
The Physiological system,
Recently copyrighted by Prof. A. n. johnson, Of
Boston.
Those who attend this school vii arm the notes
PEI tectly and thoroughly upon the old system,
and III addition will arm to manage the vocal or
gans 50 to render il ahso uteiy and certain tina,
they will sing right, att with perfect ease.
The Physiological system, besides teaching the
Dotes, will teach the singer he will never sing
with unpleasant, tones, but always with pure. clear
ana mellow tones OF voice. oetitd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19


t.
q a.tt the city o. ks from Cedar ~
. proper Ii
And Aa - a. an"ins dsHa the
Asa 0
hea' leighton aE''e On the balance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19
J.. BslsADEN 4 co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

"HULESALE DKUUUISIo,
NO. = Main eet."....."....kEoKUk, IOWA,
ANiN6 renewed Que door west to rooms form
= = eriy occupied ~ Reid, Shields 4 Co, would
iDftrm their friends and customers that hayins
re lifted larger roo,us and made large additions "a
thsir stock OF Drugs and Medicines we are pre-.
pared to accommodate them by filing orders on the
lowest terms.
Below W give list of some Of the leading ar
iicies Jtsr RECEIVED.
20 Kegs h,carb Soda,
~ 50 saleratns,
10 bills Cream Tartar,
200 DE Tartaric Acid,
10 "a Quinne,
70 &C Morphine.
80 lbs Opium,
carboys sweet Spirits Ni,re,
) DO Aqua Ammonia,
d. Saiphurie Acid, &c, Ac
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

THs DIS MorSrs vALLrY NnIa Is published
very Wednesday al this oflnr IL enc of ht oldest
pspersin lows, and has very large trdincrens
inE circulation throughout TIE lies Moine Valley
Northern Misscnri Rrd Western fllinpis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

$4,000 ooNR.-A potent argument used by
Governor Wise, of Virginia, in favor of the
election Of Buchanan to the Presidency, was
that bis election would raise tho price Of
negroes to FIVE thousand dollars. We see it
stated that bright muiat,o belonging to
Governor Wise made his escape to Canada
on the underground RAILROAD recently. We
trust that tho Governor will only have cause
TO mourn the loss of the 5000 in the es-
cape Of this cbo shin, and that, notwith-
standing the suspicious mingling Of black
and white 10 the complexion Of the runaway,
no kindred ties have been severed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

Wesee no reason 10 change our opinion
that the majority for Lowe will be from 5000
TO 1000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT. The cars
Oh the Central Road, New York, plunged
Of the track near Syracuse, and fell some
fifteen or twenty feet down into Nine-Milc
Greek.
The ears were uncoupled, and several Of
them broken to pieces By the fan. Two or
three persons were killed, and quite nun.
Der seriously # not fatally injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19
HAMS IiaMsi


\ n5ther lot Of those Choice Sugar Gured Hams
FROM IiErianati. Warranted sanua AID
cool KELLOGG BILiG
oeti1d2w Founh-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

TO PAlNTElsS.
NJ Einrite Your attention 10 our flu II and com
~ piete stock Of Paints, Oils, Ac, which W. are
constantly reelsinr from New York, Cincinnati and
otatr cities Meoner
800 kegs Pure White Lead,
80 do Lithargc.
81 do lied Lead,
80 do Snow White Zinc,
10 bbs. Iinseed OH,
do Turlcntine,
10 do hluc,
brashss III all kinds,
Naraisnes -
~ the cheapest rates for cash or on short time. -
Call aud se., at No. 81 Main street, keokuk. Iowa.
Ang-lu j. bkADEN a co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19
oE.s\urEsI LIST or LuY,

| +" AisA sfcci III taxes are due and unpaid for
- MealainlT M ard earbing on B.ondcau street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19
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FALL ARRANGEMENT
'INo axe effect on aud after Friday, October 10Th
i S37.
First train leaves Packet Depot ,kenkuk, TO- 80 a.
IN, = rise AT iauding in Montrosc il:l0 a. m he
turning. leave Montiose Il 800 p. and arrive at
Pack Depot | p. m, connecting with the pack.
81 iuy -: Louis.
ass nd Train leaves keokuk Packet Depot at 4:s0
p ~ arriving III Montfose at Oslo p. IN. Return.
NJ aves Montrose At $3.50 p. m, arriving in
keo 4 a; dilo p. IN This train win not be run
on htldRys.
jNO. ADAIR MCDOWELL
~ Engtncerand Superintendent.
= X. iEwksBUnY, IIcket Agent, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

MrscartSs CouSTY.-The Muscnsine Jour
nal Of Thursday states that loves MAORI
t. in that county is about so. Patterson,
Democrat, is elected Senator By 20 votes,
and Rsece, Republican Representative, By .
votes.
JoHSsos CouSTY.--The Republican states
that Samuels beats Lowe about 50 votes
Iowa city polled ,2l5 votes l4o of which
were made voters By Judge Lowe few days
before the election.
Clinton County is reported Republican by
2oo majority.
Cedar County is reported $50 majority for
Lowe
MoSRoE CorSrY is reported 5 majority
For Lowe.
GF~ lheyote at the polls lin Dubuque num-
bered 2243, being large increase over any
vote heretofore cast there.
The reports n the great personal popular
.ty OF Samuels at home, seems 10 have been
without foundation, as he only leads Gil.
lasple IL votes. Lowe led Faville ut our
polls A. votes, which indcntes far greater
personal popularity nj home, notwithstand-
Inc the buastinr oil SnInuels' friends, and the
SANDERS published by them agaiust Judge
Lowe
MINSEsoTs.--A glimpse Of the election in
Minnesota looks very favorable TO the Repub.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

II ING desirous Of curtniling portion Of our
- business, we ofer FIR saleat great bargain ON
LONG CREDIT with approved security, or in cx
clai e for city property, large and extensive
Fliarng Nj Is, known the Magnolia Mill., mt
Lab srpe, N together with Stock Yard Of ten
acre, AMI four good Dwelling Houses nlso our
lrg and extensive Coopershop and Stock in X CO.
kua; pl4o, one If our Grocery Stores on Main St
betty cen eih aud 10th, in keokuk, and a Store
House aud Lot With good stock of Groccries, in
Hamilton, H.
For particulars enquire at 10. 100 Man-st., or
NJ. u Leyee, keokuk.
netItd W. H. AUSTIN 4 co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

Tr~ ovFfcG SEAP rOHsrr or MAJ MOURN
OWN AgT A pktnFR's naoE STUr1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19
TKISEEE>, slLEOF REAL ESTATE
At AlGTUON.

Df virtue and in accordance with the terms If a
- Deed VI Trust to mo executed by 4. j. loit,
for the purpose ii securing TO Miller Alexander
tic payment of a certain pro.nissory note made by
said Elliott Of seven undre ed and eighty
two % 100 (7s2 l06I dollars to the order
Of said Alexander, with interest, j, VIC. STRIPE
Trustee as aforeka hereby give notice ali par
ties interested that Monday, the 26th day Of
October, 1857, at thu front door Of the Clerk Oce
on johnson street, In The City of Keokuk Iowa be-
tween tho hoursuf Il o'cl4ck m. and p. M, viii
.el Al public auction, TO the hghes bidder for cash
in hand, the following described real state, towt
Lots "a, 80, SO, 81, SO and 80, in Block d, ~ shown
and -tforlh on otlsy stjye's map Of said City Of
keoknk ". G. STRIPE,
October IL, is57-di0t Trustee.
BRITANNIA WAKE.--Tea sets. Casters, Mo-
- lAsses Cups Pitchers, Tea Pots, Coffee Pots,
flNd Lamps, Gandics,icks, and numerous other
artigs Too 70 ton, for sale Mt prices
iowcr than sld before in this city--warc war
ranted--at signof ths BEuADAAE.
octl4i
( ,1AL HuDs--All sizes, at the Sign Of the
~ oetlad BROADAXE.
I(dis' HANDLE AAt, for sAle a, sign Of the
A LAKa WHISTLES. for speaking tubes, at
\ oesl4i TtLLlNGiIASf, LANEABuEL'S.
IolEL tioNas for sals At the sign Of the
- oetl4t BRoADAAE.
y liver PLATED Tabia and Desert Knives at
- octlid SION OF BROADAXE.
NEW MILLINERY STORE.
nj ko, NJ. TALON takes pleasure in an fK7
AsL nonaeiug that she has opened newA&l
st9se In Curtis Building, on Fourth street,
Wmfe sac VIII AesP goud assortment Of Bonnets,
hF.,one and every thing in that line. Ladies are
Invited - call ei,hef here ~ the old place, No. 90
- fowier's Models for sac.
oete-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

CASH. AND CASH ONLY.
IA iakc pleasure IN calling the attention OF gu
W customers and friends TO the fact that We are
az sht again, aud ready to wait them nj our
oi IN! luS han.st, between 4th and 5th, wi h
ms chpire stock of Family Groceries FIur mud
fro' s,ens, NJ wis ever brought 10 this market
While W. viii sell for CASH TEN RIA CENT eHyap
~ tian uay house in this city s,lhpg on CREDIT
amt "ii We ask u you IL - give call and we
viii convince you OF the fact.
All goods bought of will be delivered 10 any
part of the city free Of charge.
Or Ia W. H. AUSTIN A 40
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

Reports ty the Packet from st. Louis,
>aiafaag evening, leave no doubt Of the cleo
ton Of Chase Governor Of Ohio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

MlNSFsoTA. A glimpse Of the election in
Minnesota looks very favorable TO the Repub.
lieans.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19
Iexyn ELec1ton.

We append the mniorities reported in the
various counties heard from, together with
the maiorities at the Presidential election /;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

The Springfield Qll.) Journal, saws the
/ following illinois banks have responded to
the recent call of the bank commissioners
for additional securities, in order to protect
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

Farmers finders Blk. Gmysii.e Bank.
lew OF the banks called upon have not
yet footed up; but II is probable they will
d. SO before the expiration of the auditors
notice to them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19


IA navorof =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-19

On the balance OF the property the the
property aforesaid OF Patterson Tmbrmsn down
rinA,x Man. ~ kanLn
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-29

more he lost the use O. BIS speech, solhat
by all his endeayors he "as aoso'oteis
unable 10 utter single sound
To crown all. his ca.amtles were H.
creased b; the loss Of his sense OF hear
mo vh IN instantly left him, and then he
was without the power 20 see the way, TO
ali ro- assistance or TO evade dand-r by
gettinr out o. the way, no. knowing what
vas mkt to happen. He STOOD like
stone, til luckily one OF his companions.
passing that way, saw Bowen went 20
speak with hirh, but he received no an
swer. He shook him, tGrned hun round,
but lie neither spoke or opened his eyes
bal pointed 10 his tongue, and anon to his
eyes and ears. He was conveyed 10 his
home. Pistols were fred near hi'n, with
out making the least impression. He
was the incarnation of misery. When
he ca, il was with a spoon. When ne
walked he was led Ike blind man.
H kept along IN the same situation
seventeen days. AT the end OF tbs time
Sunday morning, Nov. ID. as he was go
inr 20 church, the ci0ul was dIssIpated
ana he again saw as formerly. lie went
to slle eilurch, carrying with him small
slate Oh which TO write q .estions and an
swers. When the music was begun, the
sense of hearing vas returned, though
+ speech came not. During the morning
service he wrote some Oh Z slate, ana
when the preacher 90; through Bowen T.
turued 10 his home. rejO.ced al the sud
den return OF his ;, aal apparently
n Is good heGth as h WAS when he frs
experienced the calamity. We have lh'
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-29
~ pRoBATE-IoyvA COUNTY COURT.

In the matter Of the Estate William Ro bcris deceased
y reading and filing the petition Of John Evans Of
~ the town OF Srngvale, in the county of Columbia
and Of Wisconsin representing among other things
that William osrs, late Of DoGgeviIle the
OF Iowa and State Of Wisconsin, abuut the 10th
day OF August, one thousand eight hundred and fy
Dodgcyle Ia said county of Iowa. died iHtcstate ley
ing real estate in the county Of Columbia and State
Wisconsin and also representing that said petitioner
John Evans, is creditor Of ssid deceased that more
than thirty days have ELAPSED since the death of said
deceased and that Margaret Roberts, the widow
deceased has omitted to Apply for letters Of
ton the estate of said deceased herself
neglected to request that administration thereof
granted to any other person ana said petitioner pray
ing ;hat iStlatiuH of said estate De granted unto
Griffith Evans of Cambria, in the county of Columbia
and State of Wisconsin, ii is ordered. that pc
ition be heard before the fudge of 1is Court Mon
DAY the fOarh day of January y. ID. ISIS tie Probate
Office in the city Of Mineral Point, in said county
And il Is further ordered that notice thereof be rivon
70 the heirs of said deceased and all persons in1er
ed by publishing copy OF this order for three
sivc weeks prior 10 said DAY OF hearing The Mineral
Point Tribune, weekly newspaper print cd publish
ed at the city ofMiUe.ai roini in ssid county.
Dated December sth, A. y. 1887.
4sw3 J.. 81. STRONG, County Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-12-29

The following is an old story, bat good one
It teaches a lesson which the characters may be
reversed, aud the scene become a country scene
at certain seasons o. the year:
4 country gentleman 'a-ely arrived at Boston,
and Immediately repaired t, the house Of a
fative laIy, VIII had married 4 merchant of that
CITY
The parties were glad to see him, and invited
him to make their house his as he declar-
eI his intention Of remaining in the city only a
day or two. The h-sband OF the lady, anxious
to show attention ID q relative aud friend of his
wife took the ger lena rs horse 10 livery sta
Die in Hanover Stree.
Finally his visit became visitation. and the
merchant, after lapse Of eleven days, found,
bseides lodging and bosding the gentleman, a
pretty considerable bill at the livery stable
Accordingly he went to the man who kept the
livery stable and told him when the gentleman
took his horse he would pay the bill.
a Very good, said the stable ke-rer, q IN
derssaud va"
In a shcrt time the country gentleman vent
to the stable aud ordered MS horse 10 BE- got
ready. The bin Of course, WAS presented to
hiu.
oh" said tie gentle, "Mr =, my relative,
..Ecrlr good sir said the stable keeper"please
TO ges ana of1zr from Mr. -, viii be the same
- money
The horse was pat ara'n. and down went the
country gentleman 10 Long Wharf, where the
merchant kept.
Weil' said he :. am n going now"
Are you?' sa,d the grn,lcmta, .well good
by. sir
Well. about my hor~e the man said the