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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07
TEE1EGRAPHIC NEWS
Frsm M "A p~~. g..
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EURoPI
Arrival of the RsItfc

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Baltic.
NEW YORK, Dec. s.-The q. g. mail steamer
balic from Liverpool 18th ult d, has arrived OF
sandy Hook, with four days later news The
steamer brings $4,000 In specie. Hon p Parker,
iats minister 10 China, is passenger.
n roilncal news unimportant The steamship
e,s'a arrived at Liverpool on the 2Ist and the
Iity or Baltimore, 18th
THE MARKETs
t"tton Market The newSpapprS renort the
Co'"sh market generally unchanged Richard
SOU Spence Co.'S Circular report the marke,
Irregular with decline Of I'd; sales of the three
DAYS l31O bales, including , roo ON Speculation
and i.6'0 for export. Manchester ad vices are nm
favorable, and sales unimportant
The safne cirrular reports Breadstr GENERAL
ly with an advancing tendency, except Corn.
which tends downward
The circular Of Richardson Brothers ouo,es
an advance Of Is on flour and 2s3d Der busbeI
on wheat-the advance being chiefly on middliny
and better qualities. Corn was very dull and
declined Is Provisions very dull Sugar quiet
Rice dull. generally unchanged Spirits tufpen-
tine dull at 3ia3iH rs Rosin dull atiais ID.
The money market was slightly easier, and
there was an improved feeling In mercantile cir
cies; but four more failures had occurred; among
them Ulberg and Cremer with liabilities amount
ing TO million sterling; and Carr and Joslin,
London. with liabilities f300,OOO
Consols were quoted s9Ya9OS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07

Tor RENT.-Either furnished or unfinished.
an excellent, three story, Brick House
win basement, No. 498 New Jersey avenue, nve
minutes walk from the Capitol, with three-stall
static and coach house with immediate possession
Inquire At NJ Il. WALKERS Portrait GALLERY
Odeon Bu!ldIna, corner al street and Pa aueuue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07

FURNISHED AND UNPUBLISHED Rooms
Tor rent. with or without Board, pleasantly sItus
a'ed. luquIre at Mrs. STEELE'S, No. 81 Missouri
avenue. between az and 81 streets d g cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07

The PRACTICE of resting the weight of the
body on the arm while sleeping would seem tc
be bad one. We have just heard of an instanc.
where gentleman awoke in the morning with
bis right arm so paralyzed, through lying on it
that he was Obliged to summon medical aid to
restore the circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07

This EVENING takes place, at Odd Fellows
Halt Navy Yard, the fine concert by Witbers'
Band, for the benefit Of the new Ebenpzer Al T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07

Delicious INDEED were those cakes and other
articles in the confectionery line received from
Sehaffeld, whose advertisement, by the way,
appears in to-day's Star. ANYTHING more eyoui-
sltely Favored has never passed cur lips Talk
ABOUT nara times when such luxuries as these are
To be had. Pshdw,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07

L'OR RENT.-TwO BEDROOMS and PAR
L IOR ado Blng, on the second floor, in a very
desirable location. 402 street, one door from AZ
street. I-6tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07

GAsTRoNoNIc CURIOSITY. strino of
game displayed around the entrance to Ham.
mack's capital and popular restaurant this morn
ing, in variety, condition and extent is the most
remar kable sight, in its way we ever saw in
Washington. Ii will do gonrDIst good to look
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07

To-MoRRow NTsHr the gentlemanly mem
bers Of the Eagle Assembly give their second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07

BEAR IN MIND the coming pleasant festival and
tea party for the benefit of st. Mathews Sunday
School. See advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07

PROP. D. g. FOWLER, of national celebrity as
alecturer on Phrenology and kindred subjects,
will commence series OF lectures at TEMPER
ance Hall tonight His opening lecture is upon
sheaith ana Phrenoiogy; its principles, proofs,
uses, signs of character:' &c An interesting
course may be anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07
FOR RENT AND SALE

EOR RI NT.-Several hand, omely Furnishe
Il ROOMS, or the entire House n desired l.
catIOn directly opposite the National Hotel No 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-07
COLLECTORS OFFICE,

I AIDES, WITH LONG MEMORANDUMS
l. Will save themselves great deal of trouble by
calling at STEVENS New Fancy Store, as his
stock is BY far more varied than any other In the
District. n i2-eotf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-18

Mexico has taken the most eifectual meth
Cd conceivable TO cripple Spain in her threat
ened war upon our southern neighbor. In
the means of maritime warfare, especially,
Mexico is very weak, while Spain is strong
much more formidable than she generally
has credi, for being. Mexico has sent a
batch of letters Of marque to this country,
TO be used in the event Of open hossilities.
The effect Of this will be to turn a swarm Of
Yankee priva.eers upon the southern seas,
aud all the commerce Of Spain in the west
ern waters will be swept OF right speedily.
Besides, the coast of her West Indian pos
sessions would be ravsged with terrible
energy. and what she would have left in n
FEY months time, she would be glad to sell
for ssixpence.
In this view Of the ease, and with the en-
crgesic spirit displayed by her Mexican
daughter, she seems in great doubt What TO
Do. She has large feet now at Cuba, but
~ arrival has not had the effect TO intimi-
date Mexico at all, and she don't know what
70 do with it any more than the man did who
won nm elephant in raihc. We don't be-
.ieye, now, any more than we did in the out.
set, that there will be actual war between
these two governments, but Spain has 90, il
position where il is unpromising to pro.
coed and awkward TO back out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The P.attsmouth lSehra.ka) Jen,ersonian
n late date SAYS ga train. consisting az
about one hundred persons with twenty wag.
ous. passed through this place on Friday last,
On their return from Utah to the States. -.
They formed part Of company nf two hun
dfed persons and forty teams but some dis
tanee back the remainder took the road for
LeaYeDworsh. They lef. Salt Lake abOu,
the 2Vth Of April, and were ON the road a
little over two months They bore the ap-
pearance Of persons Who had seen much
troable and privation being reduced in body
and detected IN mind A more pittRble sc,
af persons We never beheij. They rejoiced
il,at they had at last reached a land mher,
shss could euce more live ii, ease.
The account, Of their experience ia tai
was touching Ia the extreme. In the nara
Ton q what they endured they seemed ts
approach the satject with reluctance ant
feelings u horror in calling TO mind thoil
sahcrings, but in the course Of their remar RI,
aoa.l iavar.abiy become animated, and
break gu. in expressions Of indignation a
The cruelty and oppression which they haa
endured"
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IMPORTANT CHANCES!
Saturday Evening Train Put On
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI
'aoAp e4re..
RAILR DAD.

Completed TO C1nfin0 ~ Through wjthout
change of cars Only one fh0ngS
OF cars to Lo1isuiile-- One
change to Cleveland.
nNEto Wheeling. and two less changes Of Cars
~ aud baggage II 90 miles nearer to ell East
ern Cities than ~ any other route.
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE, e~,,ytsS
rae 4. s. Mail ssd Aacms Erprsss.
On and after W sdnasday Jaly let, trains will
leave follows.
U. &. Mail Trais--Lea once, corner 4th end
CHESTNUT, ~ 1e:0oa IL. m. Leaves East st. LOuis
Depot ~ 1850.
Expre,s Train--Leaves olEce, corner OF Attn snd
Chestnut, NJ 3 p.m Leavee East 81. Louis Depot
At 80 p. N.
In order TO accom- modate the travelling pub
lie, = Saturday Afternoon Train has been pat
up, and trains will run a. above every day except
sunday.
oNEsUNDAY TRAIN AT $500 P. N.
n. B.-AiI trains make dirscf sad cerfsin con-
neefions af Cincinnati with ell Eastern Mail and
Express Trains, thur formin the shorissf qsickssf,
PhiiAdelphia. Baltimore, Washington City, Pitts
bafgh. Wheeling, Cleveland, Buffalo, and an
EAstsrp dties.
AFRO, Chicago, snd all point. on the Illinois Gem
trail X. r.
ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS 70 CHICAGO.
New York psssengers have choice Of four good
railroad routes, from Cincinnati, viz; New York
Erie, N. \. Centrai, Pennsy lyania Central, and
Baltiposs Ohio.
Through passengs,s shouls ayaii thsmssiyss Of
this most reliable route between the East and
the West, - II affords unusual facilities, being
superior road. and the only Broad Guags Road IN
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Blo0minglou. IAGna2a,
Rock Island, Darlington, Peoria, NnnlsitA. O.
lena, Psra, &C., cnsnase 81 SaAdosal with the
1lliAaiA oantNb =. 3. fes the above neassa peints
1ipost.
Passengers for AAitoon and Chicago sesnsst q
0din with the Chicagu Branch. through from o.
Louie with Only one change II oars.
Through baggage check, given IN the nitS. Ard
bssssge Aaadisd tree. giring passsassss nosrsubaa
Ut the Depot. M n
THROUGH TICKETS
Can BE- pro<assd 81 the eiRSss, Nv. - and 80
corner II 4th and chesthts streets, usdsr the
Planters hoase, and At No. 81 I.evss, corner d
Vine street.
~ Both o0ices ale exactly on the cofner--thl
only places TO obtain reliable information.
W. u. CLEMENT, Gent kupt.
ISAAC WfMAN, Gen I " sstern AR't
0mnibuses will call for passenger snd haggass
in any part Of Getty, by leaving their addYess ;,
either IT the oficca. Call regularly at the Hotels
jy1Td
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Wabash and MissIssIppt Railroad.
Eurlhcr Inlelilgence.

Further Intelligence.
Since publishing our article Of yesterday,
and since writing another item concerning
this road which appears in our columns THE
IN orning, we have received farther informs-
ton Of interest.
The Illinois Legislature, during the last
winter, gave the Wabash and Mississippi
Railroad Company power to change their
line % that they could construct ii from this
point to Peoria. As is we'll known, the west.
ern division OF this line extends from keo-
kuk to the Northern Cross Railroad. The
the western division touches that road, be it
where il may, to Canton, and is twenty -four
miles in length. We are grati6ed in being
able TO announce that the proposition Of
Aessrs. Buell. & Co. for the construction OF
this division. has been accepted. The d.
vision is, in other words, let, work has been
begun, and it will certainly be completed
with reasonable dispatch. And we are able
TO announce the still farther very gratifying
fact, that the eastern section, from Canton
10 Peoria, about twenty five miles, is also I'M
der contract. 1t is a part Of the Hannibal
and Peoria road, with which running ar
rangements are expectedto be made for that
division. And that division will be done. prob
ably, before we shall be able to avail our
selves Of its advantages. So that the fact
ia, the whole line from here to Peoria il I'M
der contract, with the most aat.erBg pros
poets OF an early completion. This is agree
able news indeed.
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Hepub,seau state Convention

The Republicans Of The State a Town will nee,
in Convention at IOWA CITY, on Hedassdoy
Aassa 18Th, for general consultation upon matters
Of vital importance.
Ii the amended canstituticn 10 adopted at the
August election. candidates for Governor or Lieut..
Governor will be put in nomination at said Con-
vsntion.
The ratio Of representation viii be one delegate
for every one hundred Republican voters, in each
county and nne additional delegate for fraction,
OVER atty voters. Counties not having the requisitt
number Of Republican voters to cntitic them to on,
delegate By the ratio adopted, viii nevertheless be
entitled TO one delegate.
By order Of the State Central Committee.
SAMUEL J HARDWOOD.
HENRY O'C0NNoR.
NM. PENN CLARK.
GEn. u. WOODEN.
HIRAM PRICE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-18

We have for sale Job Press of Nom
tague's patent, manufactured at Hartford,
Conn. We used it year or more, until it
was superseded by other machinery, and
have now no further occasion for it. II
could be made very serviccablc in country
Office, and We will sell it at bargain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-18

H-s-os Ecrs~Y. Is 2, {. ,,..aals 4. ~.
ssis county have nominated Joseph Dysar.
for County Judge, ". 7. I-athrop for Treas
ursr and Recorder, and john Miller for
Saerif. Mr.. Dysart is one OF tho editors Of
the sinton Eagie. wide-awake Republican
journal.
KxoKrK AND Kansas CIR RaiLRoAp.--Ths
County Court Of Clark county, Mo-, has or
4 rel an election to be held on the FIRST Mon
day 10 August, to see whether the county
viii subscribe 500, 900 80 the capital stsok
OF this road.
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RAILROAD TICKETS

Good for an unlimited length % tims allowing
Pa.scngers tostpp at any point and re-
futne their journey ~ leisure.
Steamboat Tickets good until Close Of Navigation.
seO-Passeugsrs can obtain Reliable Inforinstion
At this Office in regard to all Railroad Routes In
the United States and Canadss. NY
Passengers leave keokuk every day o. follows
Up the River, at " ~, Mondays excepted. Down
the River. Mt p. al, Mondays excepted. On Mop
day at n.
Stage goes East to plymouth ats a. m, sunda y
excepted.
EA- Office open at o'clock a. m.
J. k.TEwKsBukY,
Foreisn Ticket Agent C. y. Y z. X. X. Line.
iyls.d
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INDicTKp.--E. X. Hinkley, Of the defanct
Bank Of Commerce, Chicago, has been in
dieted by the Grand Jury Of the Recorders
Court, on the charge Of obtaining money
under false pressncss. The bail il 6xsd q
sc, 600
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-18

orrrxwA.-Messrs. Geo. Giilsspy, II. B..
Hendershott and Il. s. Smith, have ascot.
Ted as q Company for the construction Of /
dam and bridge across the Des Moines river.
near the Depot Grounds OF the b. x NJ. r..
X. in ot,umwa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-18

E1 ! ne tobacco chewcr il said to be Ike
goose ~ Dutch oven-always on the
spit.
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FOR sale.

For sale.
r1NW0 Houses and Lot on Timea ST., between 7th
L sth, containing two parlors, dining room
and kitchen, each, on trst floor, and three large
rooms also attic up stars; also, good stable
and cistefn containing about 800 barrels Of
water. Inquire on the premises, ar At 10 Main-st.
jylsdaw
OIL PAINTINGS!
hWING to the exc ssaivc warm weather, We have
~ not been able 10 sell the whole Of the CatA-
logus Of paintings, and We have determined to
close them out
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Saturday Morning, July IL, at 10 O'Clock,
and continue in the Evening ut 8 O'Clock,
When the whole will be sold. There are many Of
the mos, choice Pictures still remaibg.
They are open for inspection, and may be seen
at any time At the Auction House Of Kendall
Howe Co.
EA Sale positive.
KkND sLi., HOWE a CO.,
julylSd Anclionoers.
NfGCCU.
1nO BBf.S. superior Michigan Stacco, superior
lUO article, just received and for sale by
&. WILLIAMS,
johnson street, between Third and Fourth.
ksokuk. July 1s-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-18

LAVE now In stock, and ere daily rsssivine, .
J. large and complete assortmsnt Of BuILDsRa
nAapwARs, consisting Of Aortics and Rim Locks
and Latchets, with plated, pearl, white or min !
n0bs
Butts. loose and fast joints, all sizes.
Axfe-frsIne Pulleys, Window Trimmings Of all
descriptions; sash Locks, Round, Square, sprisg
and Flush Bolts; sliding door shessss. locks, and
latches Bell-pulls, Of various pstternsj Coat Asd
pearl white Drawer and Shutter Knobs rhumb-
latchesi plated and china thpiccss for SPEAK
ing Tubesj Alarm Whstlss, dones, Ac., %.
Those In wsat 81 good Trimaings viii Ard IL to
thsir advantage TO give ~ = ealiAat a
No. 1913 Iiain Street,
jyled Between 9th and 9th sts.
Alarm Whissses.
A LARM WHISTLES for speaking tubes, for
IA sale by
TlLLINaHAsT, LAM 4 BUEL.
jyl0d Sign OF the Broad-axe.
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FARE FROM KEoKUK

I'D Passengers leaving kcoknk at noon can dine
the day NJ Detroit Toledo, and dine In
New York the second day. or tste supper In Bos-
ton, making the trip 10 New York in FORTY
El6Ht HOURS
W. Up. River Passengers leaving at noon reach
0alena or Dunieith the mt It morning.
TIme to Chicago II n 0ursy
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Money to Loan
WgTBaOGT INTEM Esrs
U MOVING the attraction OF the above Aes1tss
N the subscriber bess pardon far ariag II to
draw your attention more particularly 10 this no.
tice-for there many hnmhugs. 10 these Days,
about selling of at cost, ec. that people scarcely
read the n, ticcs, though they thrown into
their houses, in the shape Of hand bills.
But this 10 No huntsg, aud the aoubtfal rsadsr
may have actual demonstration Of the fact by
calling at the Boot and hoe bhopNo. - Maiu-st.,
where he can buy goods at sueh Low Prices TO b
even beffer than money pnhSuf Inherent.
jyl5d 5. A, DUKE.
NOTICE.
+ HAVE this day sold imy entire stock Of Music
i and Musical MerchAndi ne, inciudin ny my agency
s. lsbell who will continue the business NJ the old
stand, where shall also continue to give instsuc-
ton in music as heretofore. 0. c. IsBELL.
Ksokuk July ~, '37jyl6d
Keekn k, MT. Plcasant X Mascassns
RnltroaA.
- OCULAR Trains will commence running on
1 the above road on an sitter Thursday. tAe
18th inst. The time Of departure will be, from
Keoxuk at 6lye and ~ NJ, and from l.. b.
Hsaiitons II A. IL. end $3.50 p. NJ, making con-
nection with The upper and lower Packets,
jn1-Ticke,s can be procured at the Railroad Of
ice near the Billings House.
JNo. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
Engineer and superintendent.
jyl5d Post and Timcs copy]
ATORAGE NWTICE,
rINHE following gaods, ii not called fer Dithia
1 thirtyaAys from this date, viii hssea3as 4ny
charges onsane, Wis:
One bag saadriss, ehsat do. sssk store asa
! wash tss and contents AZ marked j y: Dsaa.
Kssksk, July -, '57-dlm Lsvss.
DELINQUENT LIST Or LOTS
r. IN which special taxss are duo and unpaid for
~ AsAdAmising on Fifth street, from Main "a
johnson street, and ON Third street from johnson
to Exchange street.
FIFTH srRxKT.
Owners Names. Lot. Block. Tax Cost
Unknown, IS 4s77ss tS.0l
THIRD srRExr.
50 X front end Of ] 50 l74.7S 1926
y v I. i,.s. emo end q :, 4 l s So Is:
ls3 feet com. ass
feet from front
end, across ~ 50 7s.A7 $40
NOT1CEts hereby given 10 the owlsrs Of the
lets dsssFibedin the foregoing list, situated 10 ths
Ci1y Of Ksekuk, Lee County and State It lews,
whess na0ss ase mentioned and al Othsss interest,"
ID, that special tex has been assessed asd lsvisa
on sid lots for Matchmaking Fifth street cd
Thisd street in front Of said lots, - assienAssd
in the above list, aud anless payment h 9aAs q
the taxes 50 levied, and also all costs, before ~
9Th day Of August A. b. 1857, the said lots, - q
musA sAsrsof n shall be necessary 10 disshasnl
said tsx and cunts, will be soid on the day aforo.
said, at the Mayors Office In said city, bstvesu
the hours Of 9 o'clock .. m; and s'elssk ,. =.
G. &. STRIVING,
Collsetor Of ths Cry q kAnk- Il
Jaly u. lss7-AtAsaS
MA15lD6 . 0AWLETsS
III ARV TER.
1.-TWO Of thess iAvaluAbss Mschines hare beer
i forwarded 70 ne
Last ycar kOb't Reed and nyteie intsUaucos
l a af fkAm aud hArr ~ nh III
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1ss7. 1 1ss7.
IMP ORTANT TO TRAvELERSl
r1HneuGn TICK ETs,
/ IL
frSa ~ OK Gk 10 New HOsk
bad DIFFERENT RorTEsi
r. Boston by IS different routes
Philadelphia H.
baltimore, IL
q Washington, q
Harrishurgh,i ~ Z.
z ptssharghs 40 "
f"aw hccling.@ $ -
. Cincinnati, -
.. Chicago, ) -
Also, by several different routes to eli the prin-
ciPal inttTiusdiate places.
Also. % 0aisna, Dsnieiih and 81. paal.
Also to all the Railroad Cities In Upper and
Lower Canada, via Grand Trunk Railway! Han-
ilton Toronto, Kingston. Montreal and Quebec.
BY the sane route 10 Ogdsosburgh, N. ", Piaits-
burgh, N. I. aAd Portland, No,
Can bs procured ~ the
RAILROAD TICKET 0pflCE,
Main ST., ONE door from Billings H0uss,
kEOkUk, IOWA.
NR- Travellers save time aud money by
buying their Tickets in keokuk.
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Telegraph News.


sales OF $500 barrels. The quotation Of
state, Ohio and southern are unchanged.
The latter sells at 81 50(a7 IS. Wheat is
depressed. with sales Of 1900 bushels at .
decline Of 30. White sells at 81 06; Mil
waukce club at 81 so; Tennessee red ut 80.
Corn arm. 1900 bush. sold.
Mess FORK is $50 higher, with sales Of
5000 bbis. at $223 35, with an excited market.
Prime pork has advanced loc with sales Ut
$l9 g. Provisions generally ara steady.
CnlcAcQ, July h. rho case Of Mitchell.
negro, rs. Lamar, white man, in the u. s.
Circuit Court, was decided yesterday Judge
Mclean presiding, mud Judge Drummond
coucurring- the plaintiff never having
been u slave, nor descended from slave an.
oestry, the presumtion is that he 10 citizen
Of Illinois, and consequently entitled TO sue
4 IN federal courts.
/ SYRACUSE, n. ", July Ia. The trial Of
mowers came of at O'Clock to-day, pre-
ceded by speeches and grand procession at
the county fair grounds. Upwards Of tween.
~ machines were entered, and the displsy a
starting was very fne. All did we'll. but IL
was somewhat npparen, that the real contest
was between Manuy's with the Woods im.
provement, and the kctehum.
The struggle vas close, Manny's coming
in slightly ahead. This result was hailed
with cheers by the multitude, in which the
.t.,uis Vi ne.siula nes.siiy joinesi. The
fac, Of the rapidity OF the work, however
does not determine the question Of supcri.
ority. The other test wall be made during
the week. The weather vas fine, and the
contestants were in good spirits.
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DIkECT IMPORTATION
Or
HA1NARE AND CUTLERY

uA1WARE AND CUTLERYi
rs,orys,: 1 4 Il ;ao 4 = 2 : Z /. =
~. 9 49,. - s.s ':ss.vi.e .a:lr ssIslis.i
eAsy eesr y sssA aad pssmpt si1s-bsysss - a.
veSAhas tssns. The st0sk 6sleg saosoalIy lasGo.
th.y eoaaasatiy sQlAsitas ass.lsAsIpa q -.
49,. e. 80 IuGI1a.
r. A~- Ana1IssG1k p - 6ssa1s, ~
1lsvH 9 M.Aa. 1UCkkE.
AfnS "A lsrys stosk . vario.P QyeNlIs e
is..,. ,s- I. sl;'s 7GdSs sisis.''
GKXIv CRADLES -H1PsvI1s, Prsnian. and
" eoa.on Cradles fog sale b
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-07-18

Coy. GxARy.---J. II. .. Whittemore, Of
Philadelphia, announces the publication of q
history Of the administration Of this gen.
tleman, in Kansas, prepared by John II. Gil
hon, Private Secretary Of the Governor,
from Official sources. 1t promises history
Of the personal encounters, election frauds,
outrages, battles, ETC., as well as an account
Of the sol, climate and productions Of Kan
sas. We suppose this is The expose threat.
ened some time ago BY the Governor, and il
will doubtless be very readable book.