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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

HOARD SONS, Southern Depot fer the States Of Louis
lana Mississippi Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas and Texss is
established No 70 Gravie New Orleans, where the
subscriber who is sole the above States receiving
from eight to sixteen month"; of sizes from 81 horse
power Of these Engines which, after test Of nine
of 800 Engines In all the States of the Unio
Portable Engine having cylinder boiler, WHICH Is ALL
UTILIZED HEATING SURFACE AND PERFECTLY AC-
CESSIBLE INSIDE AND OUT FOR CLEANING; requires
brick work them operation special skill
them up, and but the smallest proportion of fuel them
Also
Constantly in store Sash and Circular Saw Mills; Straubs
Iron Frame Corn Flour Mills Newell Cotton for
horse Gin Stands with Shaft
ing Pues Stands Boxes and Bolts ready fit out complete
the shortest notice. Steam Cotton Gns Saw Corn and Flour
Mills which be in operation few days after being
ceived Descriptive pamphlets with 40 testimonials will be
by mail to any address. SAMUEL II. GILMAN
au3l lySW 70 New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-THE FRONT OFFICE OF THE FIRST
floor above stairs No. 70 St. Charles street. the
Bank of New Orleans, Apply 10
n3 If LANE, MAYFIELD co.
ITO RENT-A HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS AND
several chambers at low price Apply al No s3
st. Joseph NJ Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

n Capt Merrman Of the ship kentuckan reports being
boarded the 2b u off the Mosees Shoals, by Capt Hard
ing of the pilot Oriental of New Yorkset out by the
New York Underwrerswhoi informed him that the ship
vouy reported ashore the Mosees the ship Forest
State, Pollister from Portlaud-bound to Havana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04
MEMORANDA.

Per ship Albert, from Bremen-350 Storage.
Per ship Ocean, from Bremen-3O7 steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

GALVESTON AND MISUNDERSTANDING Chas Nor
do coee 60 do oats 20 kegs lard % boxes cheese 40 boxes
candles, 2 casks bacon.
NEW YORK-ship Touon52 bales cotton q do wool, 16
40 bales broom 25 do bale so pkgs dse
$3.50 four 5l2 do rosn bbls whisky 10 bbs Or
wine 6l32 sacks wheat 1853 sacks $40 hda ~ cks
oil cake lot mahogany, ll9 empty bbls, 81 do casks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

CREDIT SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
Winter Clothing Undershirts and Drawers.
BY BLACHE & BEAUMONT, Auctr's.
FRIDAY, the 9Th Inst, at 10 o'clock, at
auction, their auction rooms, No. II Chartres street,
will be sold
An assortment of WINTER CLOTHING, snch fine Black
Business Coats Cloth Blanket and Whit
Overcoas Fancy sanet Cashmere D9sskin and Cloth
Vests; Canton Flannel Undershirts and Drawers etc:
H-TERMS-Over Sl0O Gu days. $500 80 days credit
for approved endorsed notes M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

4. REMOVAL-TAYLO RADDIN, -
HBV Wholesale Dealers in
(NB0OTS, SHOES HATS AND GAPS, -
Have removed their Stores from No. Al Magazine St,
the large and commodious Stores Nos q Magazine and II
Common street.
The undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have their Store
well selected stock Of BOOTS SHOES HATS and GAPS of
every variety and qualify.
They receiving in their stores per steamship
Black Warrior and ships Susan Kinks and Fannie Ealer
Fifty thousand dollars worth of FRESH SEASONABLE
GOODS TO which they would respectfully call the attention Of
merchants and dealers generally The inducements
they offer to other establish
ment in the city. Please call and examine stock.
TAYLOR 4 RADDIN,
sel2-f 81 MagaziIe and At Common street.
w. ROLL, LATE OF THE FIRM OF GLADpING
LIZ ROLL HOUSE, SIGN, DECORATIVE and STEAM
BOAT PAINTER, 80 Poydras street. Camp. au22 3u
MEXICAN LEAF TOBACCO-s0BA BALES MEX
Il Leaf Tobacco for Wrappers FILTERS superior
quality under the keys of the Custom House and in for
sale at lowest prices, by EDO. CARDELLACH,
% Tchoupitouas street,
oq If between Grayier and Natchez streets,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

~ FIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Strnysd
sEA from the subscribers yard bright sorrel horse
NV MULE. The above reward will be paid to any ese
ROBSON BENNETT 4 Co.
oSl st los Magazine stree6
u-. G. RLEAKLEY, SO AND 81 RAMPARx
&EM street. manufacturer of Carriages. Buggies Spring
We Wagons, etc. Fire Engines RESULT Repairing in
all the branches done the shortes notice. jas ~
u,4OMAs BANKER, GENERAL AGENT AND
4 CoLLEGTOR = Particular attention gwen 70 STkAAe-
BOAT BUSINESS. Baton Rouge, La =
References-Barbee Benjamin, George A. Pike, 8. NJ
Hart Co., Larguer Lanous, Col, Andrew Matta Hoa
a. Morgan, N. o. myl3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04
SIGNALIZED.
EXPORTS

~ By Capt Meyman Of the ship Young Sam on the 18Th
it, off Torugas, ship NJ Hays hence for Liverpool.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

AND TOYS, to be found
Market ocis inspection Of their very
variety of NEW go imported from Europe
cities which will be offered at the VERY Low EST
PRICES defy competition, both in the assortment and
their prices.
calling attention of Country Merchants to Stock it
with the view Of informing them that there estab
en worthy OF their aud our stock represents
Store much needed in New Orleans, and that Ges
era Fancy Goods Notion Store at wholesale and
low prices
--.. 81 A. ROUSSET & CO.,
No. so Canal street, near Charities street,
se2S 2p6t&3p3w New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

j. ROCH q CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
HATS-The subscribers are now ready to do any work
hst their customers and the public in general shall
hit bestow them Having engaged the
workmen and being in receipt Of the best Of
confident that they out good esta
lshment in the city. o-
N BHas of all qualities and sizes made to order at short
est notice. j. ROCH Il CO.,
oil 6m Baronne and Gravier SITS.
ra,, TO COUNTRY AND CO M MIS- n
HMYSION MERCHANTS.
III 1000 CASEs-Just received per steamships -
Black Warrior Philadelphia, Cahawba and Empire City
and ships Fanny Eaer Hemisphere Susan Kinks large
and well assorted stock of
80 OTIS, S H OES ANN HATS,
all of the LATEST and MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
As stock is continually moving have but the
goods in store, which will the reasons
BILE terms.
n6Merchants will find IT to their interest give call
and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
J. N. GOULD CO.,
seq If 8 Magazine street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, LOU ORs, etc.
BY W. G. JEWETT, Auctioneer.
THURSDAY, the 9Th inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
i NJ, at 10 Camp street. will be sold
White Lead parnsh Boots and Shoes Brandy in and
bbs Whisky Soap Candles Claet, schnapps Morning Call
Cigars Rum, Port Madeira Vinegar Olive OIL Cordals To-
bacco Lemon Syrup Roe Herring Tea Brooms Books and
a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

- p To THE LAOIESs-LELIETRES Is
kZZh, tablishment, No. 2l0 Royal street.
The proprietor Of this establishment, while
I5 ing thanks for past patronage, would inform tha La
dies that she has received her Fall stock Of FRENCH AR7I
FICIAL FLOWERS and materials for their
gether with splendid Of goods
such Wreahs, Crowns Crosses and s ether
for tombs q
aPartes who ordered goods last spring, pleass
notice that they ready for delivery. SEES I'M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04
FOR SALE.

$50 FOR SALE-THE FAST SAILING, COP |
kN$f pered and fastened ship Euphrasia, VIM
anfear master 487 register will 1870
bales cotton in complete order and ready for any
For terms apply to the captain on board
o3t j. H. AsHBRIDGEG CO., 100 Common ST.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

VIS-LE TABLEAU DISBURSEMENT POUR LA
n vile de Jefferson ranne 1857 maneant expose
nu bureau dn resore demcrera ans expose pendant
ors set cXanen ct correction des ncrests.
F. LAGRONE.
W. C. CUTLER,
H. st JULES MICHEL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

NOTICE ASSESSMENT ROLLS FOR THE CITY
~ Of Jefferson for the 1857 deposited
Office Of the Treasurer and will remain during
twenty days subject examination and correction of
interested therein. F. LAGRONE,
w. & CUTLER,
NJ st JULES MICHEL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

MOSS AND NATRESS FACTORY MOSsr
lfl Spring Mattresses made and repaired to order
short notice. and a constant supply always on hand
Also and ready Shipment superior article OF
the of MOSS ready for Uphosers fully
for sale in lots to suit. Give call.
CAMPRELL 4 B0UDREAUT,
90 ly Office, III Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

T1OBACCO!-TQBACCO SHALL. FROM THIS
date continue the Tobacco business for aceot
under the style of JOHN PRICE, Jr, CO., at Nos and
20 Nafchez streets. So
entrusted will have the attention.
We will at all times keep hand large and choice
suited for all markets. in hogsheads and bales All desep
lions Of CIGAR LEAF TOBACCO also In hogsheads ard
bales, for plantation use. - JOHN PRICE, Jr.
New Orleans, October l. 1857. o. If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-11-04

The last returns compared with those of the previous
hb the following variations for the week ending on the oath
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05
EThe BLOOMINGTON FLAG says !.


San intelligent gentleman Of this State
who has returned from tour over one hall
OF the habitable globe, declares that he has
seen no place during his absence which VA
improving with the came degree OF rapidity
as the city Of Bloomington"
The same gentleman has since passed
through this place, and he declares, whatev-
er may be said Of Bloomington, that Spring.
fields improving altogether more rapidly.
Il IL several years since he was last here,
and he WAS utterly surprised at the number
and style Of the buildings which are going
up on all sides, and at the life, activity, bus.
tie and business OF our streets, and the con-
slant and rapid increase Of population. He
says Bloomington is a very good Town, bu,
in no respect can it compare with the city OF
d.-[Spring6eld Jour.
The same individual made Keokuk short
visit. Said he never saw anything like it
before. A city grown up in day! Mar
velous Wonderful! Incredible! Bloom
ington was pretty good town. Springfield
was "some." But Keokuk-my eyes what
a whoppcr! We see by the Council Bluffs
Nonpareii that be has made that city visit.
His wonder increases with every town be en-
tiers. We hope he'll stop travelling pretty
soon, or he'll certainly 60 up in a 1T Of glo-
ry. Human nature can't endure it..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05
Burglary and Arson.

On Wednesday evening last, at about | |
O'Clock, the establishment Of ID. Walter 4
Co., merchant tailors on Pine street, was
burglariously entered BY one or two men, who
entered by removing pane of glass, and
raising the window. They robbed the desk
Of about $40 10 broken bank notes, and So
in currency. They afterwards set Gre to the
store, underneath one Of the counters. and
decamped to an adjoining alley. Mr.. Benz
nett, who resides in the second story OF IN.
building, discovered the frc and imme dintel i,
gave the alarm, when the flames were exti..
guished, but not until considerable ousa-
tisy OF clothing had been DESTROYED. One
end OF the counter was nearly consumed. and
a lew moments more would have suf6ced for
the destruction Of the entire contents. il moi
The building itself. While the alarm vas
gwen two men were observed to run. Zone
through the alley, and one up Front street !
10 an opposite direction. They were imms..
distely pursued, and captured--one in .
prisy, and one in the street. Thew deni.d
knowing anything Of the matter, but we're
committed to Jail.
aey have a. iheil possession cons,dern.
BILE quantity Of plumber, consisting OF vold
chains, silver and plated ware, &c. They
no doubt belong to the gang OF desperadoes
which was recently driven from Warsaw. and
has infested keokuk.--IFort Madison Plain.
dealer, 4th,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05

ALBANY, Sept. 3.-Mr. B. Williams, a
printer in the Evening Journal Office, cut his
throat last night. He 10 still living, Blu,
there ore little hopes of his recovery. The
reason OF this attempt to commit suicide
was dependency from being subject to cpl.
leptic fts.
NEW YORK, Sep. 3.--The Illinois, with the
California mails to the 5.h nlt., and nearly
81 100000, arrived ut three O'Clock this
morning.
There is little news Of interest from Cali
fornia in addition to that received from New
Orleans. The mining intelligence was fa-
vorable.
The Americans had nominated ticket
for State officers.
The frigate Wabash was at Aspinwall,
and the sloop-of-war Saratoga had gone to
San Juan.
In the department Of Lapase, Bolivia,
Is 200 Indians had died OF fever; in Ca.
caraco 5000, and in other provinces in pro.
portion.
The Peruvian revolution does not appea,
near ut an end. yivancio was at Areauips
with 1000 to 1900 men. II is rumored that
the President would attack him.
Mutinies had occurred at Calao on boart
several American ships, and were suppressed
by the British frigate Monarch.
New YoRK, Sep. 3.--The steamer Asia
from Liverpool 22nd ult., arrived here this
morning. g.
Among her passengers are Max Maretzel
and Signora Rammos, the new prima donna
The steamship Great Britain from Aus
tralia with 400, 900 pounds in gold, was Of
Liverpool when the Asia left.
The Commons had passed the bill author.
king the embodiment of the militia.
Lord Palmerston stated that the French
Government had made no request for the
expulsion of refugees, and even II they had
the Brush government had no power to nc,
cede toit.
The Divorce bill had passed the House OF
Commons.
1t is generally supposed that Parliament
would re-organiEe about the 25th.
England is said to be about to enlist q
foreign legion for India and the island Of
Haligoland il to be used as recruiting
station.
A broker on the Paris Bourse had been
sentenced to fine and imprisonment, for as
sorting that the conspiracy to assassinate the
Emperor, was plot got up to influence the
election.
1t is stated that Russia has Just given or.
ders in France and England for nine line OF
battle ships, four frigates, two coryettes, two
galleots, and four transports.
WAsnisoioN, Sept. 3.-Papers from all
points a. late as due have been received. In
Louisiana there were continued rains, and
fears were entertained Of serious injury 20
the cotton crop. There were general com
plants Of the irregularity OF the mails
throughout the South. The Charleston
Courier says that two bales of new cotton,
which were rated at good middling, cold At
seventeen cents per pound for shipment to
New YORK.
New YORK, Sep. 3.-A letter in the Tri.
bune from ECUADOR, South America, SAYS
that duel was fought on the Mapo river be-
tween Prof. Weimere and Prof. Francis.
Both parties belong to the scientific expedi-
ton in Ecuador, which left Iowa in August
Of last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05

Notice
hereby given 10 the Stockholders Of the
lSprinEfsld, keokuk and Warsaw Railroad, that
they will meet on Wednesday, the asa day Of
september next, At the 6eerstary's O@es, :,
Eeardsto~n, for the purpose OF tatins such stspe
- they may hnd sxpsdient. for organising tks
Company, opening books for further Subscription
OF stock, providing for survey or surveys, aad
eleotinga board Of directors sad oflssn Of tAs
Company. JACOB RPLER.
President Of the Board Of CoYporasors.
]. HEsaY SnAv, Eec'y.
Aug28dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05

iSrASfiSE IKAyELEas.- young men
travelling on horseback among the Whi,e
Mountains, became Unfortunately thirsty. and
stopped for milk u house by the road side.
Ihey empiled every basin that was offered
ana stu wanted more. The woman Of the
mouse It length brought out IN enormous
bowl o. milk, and put it on the table. sav.
lng, "ons would think, gsntlsmsn, you hsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05

AADkalA-THH CAfAwsA 0RAPs.--A cor
respoo3s0t q the Boston Trsvslsr, wrisine
at Madeira sayD Of the failure Of ths grspe:
"Ihe PMeagnsss say, however,, tAnS Il las
ben OF sesviOs 70 the island, - ~ peoels
hsve-t turned thsir attention to the psedsslson
OK grains and - sugar game, end are no
lonGsr uadsr ths dominion Of Eusl1ph M.
chants. This year thers 10 mot . graps On
the island, and Ill hopes Of ovsreoaiIe ~
blight are given up. No ono comprs6ends
the disease and NO remedy can DO found
The grapes, when two months old, collect .
mould on the shady side, - large - pins
head, which bursts and shoots ont the seed--
in few days they Gro dead. Mr.. March has
introduced the Ostawbs, which he thinks
will flourish and produce, in few ysars, ~
much wine % the island has ever done, and
OF 6ne quality. You know we heard Mr..
March was dead-but he lives - prosperous
gentleman--sxtending the same kindness and
hospitality to strangers, which 90 many have
had occasion to remember in past years."
The Richmond Enquirer defines the
position of the South 40 follows:
Fortunately for the cause Of constitution.
81 liberty and the well-being Of that proper
ton OF the negro race whom 10 hold a.
slaves, public sentiment in the South has
undergone revulsion 20 thorough and Of
feotual A. to merge every other political CON-
sideration and issue 10 an undivided advoca-
~ and defence Of the institution. The South
ern people not only vindicate it ~ right,
but they favor its extension - . political
and social necessity to every republican
country.
CT lie that hath no money needeth no
nurAa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05

ca The word "broke 70 IL thus fslicit-
oasly defined BY an old writer, one Troll
lope: He 10 ons who steppesh in between
two man making :, bars ain, and plundeFsth
both"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05
samu.ls' Tactics ana orassry.

samuels' Tactics ana Orassry.
OF the effect Of Ssmuels' speech, and the
way it was received, at Burlington, the Hopk-
rye says:
The leaders Of the Buchanan party here
were very essentially disappointed and dis
gusted with the speech Of Monday evening.
They had forestalled the public mind by Civ
ing out that he was speaker Of unrivalled
and unapproachable talents, who would cap
tivate his hearers BY the charm Of his orsto-
ry! When they heard his inflated, sopho.
moric effort, they departed severaliy saying
never word, and uT to last evening totally
refused to converse upon either the oratory
or the tactics OF His Excellency.
The fact is, his talk upon Kansas matters
troubled them sorely, while his exhibition of
hunkeyism blurted out, in the inflated boast
that his children did not attend the Public
Schools, disguised every body. And besides
his egotism, his readiness to promise all
things, and run both sides Of every question
OF State policy, was poser for straight.for-
ward men. In short the Democracy are sad
ly disappointed in their standard bearer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05


Az
superior a.. . ca IL III s4y =: a s -:
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05

"Musr BK ESroRcKp. THE Gate Cit,
works itself into a passion, because the pres
ident has had the effrontery to assure Prof
Silly. man that the laws of Kansas s'must b.
enforced"
Does not the Gate know that those laws
to which it refers, have been repealed 2--[Ft
Madison Plaindealer.
No, sir; we do not. Please give us the
narficulars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05
For the Daily Gate City,
Who Croaeea the Newre!

VIM SEC9k60 - N0VIO.
That to be the question. MIR. Samuels
in bis speech said "that il No admit that the
negro is man, and created by the same God
who created US, We must admit his equality. -
Give ear, all you Democratic thsologians,
and solve this difficult question, or tho De-
mocracy "wili be in FIX" in less than no
time. II the negro 10 not man. We
infer that Mr.. Samuels believes he 10 not,--
then, possibly, Judge fancy WAS right in de-
Gliding "that he has no rights that the white
mani is bound TO respect" but il you decide
that he is man, then tell US who made him?
MIR. Samuels evidently thinks that it was not
the God Of the white man. Cannot some
diving help Mr.. Samuels out Of his difficulty,
by showing that the negro il not man, or
that II he is, he was made BY some other
than the God Of tho Bible? The Bible tells
Us that "the Lord He 10 God, and there i
none else" But the Bible does not suit two
classes OF persons Of this day,--the Gsrriso-
MAN Abolitionists, and such Democrats q
Mr.. Samuels. FsAsk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05


Ladies.
Ono ohcert Street, between Third Fourth Streets,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
vISHE next session viii eomnsaoe on Monday The
1 l4th Of 6eptsnbsr.
The principal being dssiroas Of sstabliaAiss il
Aeskak permanent lnstitstion Of high ofasr,
will exert her utmost ability 10 render Ass Semi.
nary In all rsspsets worthy Of pasronaes.
central and readily accessible IoestIsa has
been obssined-ths ROOMS ara airy aaA eeanodioss
the best instructors are secured for each DEPART
msnt, and particular attention will b bsaiewsa
upon the physical and moral ~ well - iatslss&ssl
training Of the pupils.
In PAHfisa the Instruction will be sarslsl 90
complete.
II Music The principal has availcd hssssif II ths
eminent abilities Of Mrs X. A. Christie, for vocal
and instrumental.
Stated Lectures on Physiology, Astro~sny aad
Bellies Letters will b. delivered without extra
charge.
TERMS:
Primary Department. session Of 20 weeks, 3ls 90
Academic do /" ~ %
nasio on Piano and Guitar, extra - %
French and Latin, (extrs) 10 %
Drawing. gratis.
For further particulars enquire At the 6sminsry.
sept2d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05

0N ea1aitsf 1lsn1ag,iAs ~ % o1os.. Ne ssss
~ viii isays ~ 6eSot u Ksekuk 3aiiy, fBsn-
eays ssssptsd.l 81 f:is 4. 4, aaA rsGursins viii
lsevs bentonspoyt 1t 2:l5 r. \.
~ this arrangement j, complete eonnsetIen n
nads both vays with the Western Stage CON nav,
enabling travellers TO reach Ottunva, Hert n.
noisss, Cosneil Bliss Sioux City and Gil iatssne-
dists pissss, y middle anA wsstsrn Iowa, vithevt
unnscsssafy Aslay.
- OMesin Kilbournc's Bleek.
S. DWIGHT RATION,
knginssr md 6upeYintsadsnt,
Keokuk, July 81, 'tf-dtw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05

"a We learn that during the heavy wind
which arose about 6 O'Clock yesterday eve
ming, the suspens ION bridge 1t the Dssjar-
dins Canal, near ianilton, was blown down.
1t 10 providential that no one Was passing
1t the time, as hundreds Of carriages are
every hour crossi % on it'll Toronto Load
or, Aug. 20.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-05

R1A00 RO0IBOs
vO shsss aestrine 70 psSehass Asst elam Piasee. .
" woaA ~ thatws have jssl ssesiveA fssa
ne popular naau1astory Of Bsas1nan, Gray q
Co., thrss slsgaat hiasos With ssssuoats1 seunGne
ocard, snspsnAsd plate, and With q wttheue ~
Delss Csapaaa Attschment." nost ssotafy-
isg precf q The sspsricsity q 1sasdnaa, 01ayt
their elegant squares apd nagni1ssn( ereals. ~
ssen sosght for sad publicly use6 not ealy - tAe
asst An9isaa piaaists, but also ASssly aJIsthe
ersat artists who hsvs visited this eoapisy Thai
eT. oete,sAalk, Aasoa, 6sfaksssA. Jsssy Nn1,
CaeAastne Haysss aad nAsy othess, hsys besne
psslIs tsstincsy = thsIR great and asknouleieel
merit In the nest 1alterilg terms.
PATRICK = GROUSE,
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