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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

LocoRooo HEREsY.-1he editor Of the Ga
zette appears to think that the so called Dem
ocrstic party "promote the public good-the
cause OF truth, justice and morality" From
this we infer thathe belongs to that class of men
who have aeyes and see not, who have ears
and hear not" The Locofoco party promote
justice and morality The idea is preposter-
GUST In every campaign tho leaders and
siangwhangers have appealed to the worst pas
sions, and eagerly seized hold OF whatever
agent promised to promote their success,
t:ampling justice and morality under their feet
In our State some ak or eight years ago they
appealed to he prejudice against the blacks,
and gaining the ascendence in the Legislature,
passed laws Of an oppressive character, and
most OF which remain dead letter onthe stat
ute book. They also repealed the law prohibit
ing the sale Of liquor on the Sabbath, which act
did not add much to morality, and at the Last
session they repealed the act for the suppress
sion Contemporaries and acted a law under
which rumseliing and drunkenness will abound.
The same has been done in other States, and
according to our view the party is one OF the
worst mat the NOrlu ever saw IL 10 IuO '""'
there are great many good men acting with
it, but the conduct of large proportion leads
us to suspect that politics with them is matter
Of calculation rather than Of conscience, since
II they can only divide the weight OF the odiuT
attached to an obnoxious course, they have NJ
objection to the full weight Of the profit result
ing therefrem, while they affect not to feel thu
guilt. The following anecdete will illustrate
she position they occupy. Aplain countrymal
had occasion to renew fine in a certain do
cess. He waited on every individual of tn
chapter separstsly-they were vastly civil on
gave him brandy, another beer, third wine
fourth holland, and so on. When he me
them at their meeting tho following day h
found terrible motamorphosis had taken pldc
and he could hardly persuade himself that the
we're the same men. Having concluded aver.
bari bargain: "Gentlemen," said he, 81 cal
compare you to nothing but the good cheer
recsived At your houses yesterdays taken separ
ately you are excellent, but mix you t"sGtht
aud you are mess for the d." Tie sam
may be said of the Locotuco party. Many
the members of it taken individually are es
esuent, but take the party all together asd 1t
a mess Tor old Scratch himself.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
AppoINrurrrs Br THE GovERNOa.-Ilon.

APPOINTMENTS BIZ THE GovERSoR' Hon
Samuel M. Harrington has been appointed
Chancellor, by Governor oauseyi and Edward
w. Giipin, Esq, Chief Justice. THESE aP-
pointments we presume will give very seAera'
satisfaction. Mr.. Harrington has long been re-
garded as sound and able jurlst, ana justly
holds high place in the estimation oil inc
people. That no will make an excellent Ohan-
celIor Is beyond the shadow of a doubt We
arc pleased that he will be succeeded as Chief
Justice by one so able as Mr.. Gilpln. 1t iscon-
osded by members ofths bar, that he is one oil
tho .afast advisers in the State, and that he
is possessed of qualifications which eminently
1T him for tho Bench. We understand that he
will take his seat to-day on the meeting of the
Court at New Castle. The Governor has also
appointed DR.. William Harris to be Recorder
OF Deeds in sussex County.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
LI,ehigh and soRay KIN Coal,
TO al toNom tt may coneef7t,
TsNLE SUBSCRIBER has just

fsNLE SUBSCRIBER has Just
sEf5SESA received a very superior
SE4 quality of Spring Mountain lie
high Coal, This Coal is admit
ted to be the urest and best the quantity Civ
coal csming from the Lchigh Region, also Broad
Mountain and Black heath Schuyikill Corl Of all
sizes ALI persons DESTROYS Of combining comfort
with economy would find 1t to their advantage bY
calling at the wood and Coal yard, below the Rail-
may II j. N. TURNER.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

TNR ] D. ANARCHISTS oELEBR \TE0 GA.
Dr. HOLIOON FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE ~
suprERINo FEMALEs.-;""T The Woman, Advoole,,m,
Philadelphia Miss Ann r. NJ powel edl5nrl says; TN
WOMEN that we know Of friend of ours, whi for man
Adyoca O. and ut Ouoe procured bottle she fmnd Ii 4
and feels that she oan mo heartily snd 70 a VINE
thSt WIS iruo remedy hit thsis the lr3 case In wlc
we asen its effects Our friend wall b. very glad
1--WE Dr. Marchs ao1hoates Ofits value TO her If no do
Ps1phets containing much useful information touching
tho NATURE and symptom: of the above diseases toy h
as certified by the most satisfactory authority, to AL which
yitod, can be had gratis a the store of
E BRlN6HURST Il 90 Druggists,
o1rner Sixth and Mark t-siraet,
solo agents for Wilmington
pono no satisfied with mersy reading this tic,, but
call or send for pamphlet u will pay you well fr the
trouble. J.B. MAR Hist Il Co, Propralnrs.
may 7-amo. Central Depot, 34 Broadway, N. Y.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
"a 3sIiO y AuLE. mfLLTNEnY.

- III u. "a FHh, fesgeutiully nnn0uncca q
EF1 HI lies OF Wiinlu ltnu and vicinity, TINT
~ sue stll 90 Il nues tn MI ,LtNEki business,
wv ather old sttli. No 2si N Irtot It., hetWeeL 9th
M ~ waer: she y pr1ears T. iarnsh every variety
1ost uses II niS phia arse ard brautilul assO't
isnL % 80 w EFS, RIBaON5. FLOWERS, SO,
able far tbs al5 pt icularly lnvtcs the La
ile.IO CAV her a sail aud examine or lheIlsslyen
fT- BlslohIng Hld Pr.SsluE promptly attended to-,
Thankful Tor past fivOTs, sh hopes b. ct attention
business 10 merit a I'd receive continuance Of tho
,Atoe 6-Sm,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

President BUCHANAN is expected to visit
Boston next month. The Journal of Wednes-
day says "We learn, on what we believe to
be good authority, that President Buchanan,
and several members of his Cabinet, will come
to Boston on the approaching 18th OF June to
participate in the Inauguration OF the StItute
Of General Warren at Bunker bill"
Hon. Neal DOW, the tssnpsssues Sdvceats,
has arrived In England,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
New Millinery store.

Mss Emma J My1te$, NO. East bth Street,
WILSON BaifdtWg,) RtiBitngt ton, Del.
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS MIR Fr ends
N and the Ladies' of Wilmington md It's vloHltv That
agA she has lust opened new Millinery establishment
where al ~ ioles IN her line eau hi1talne9 a. The
.Iwest anu Hppr'ved ST les. Ladies' will please
a aud examine for themselves She hopes BY care
ind tttentlontO merit ashare of public patronage.
unrl q
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
FasIII0NABLH MILLINERY,
Mia ELIZA 1. GIRI.ErT.

An TTAViNG emivod from the corner IF Sixth and
%NI IL lug strees, &, hof new and spacious slms,
IVY No. 1875 MAJ ket Bt, between Seventh aud Eighth
thus ooe9slch 70 inform her patrons and tlr IA ies
Generally tLa her establishment IL now Open ith Choice
mi aut m stuck Of Nihneft selected 18th great care
Tom tho first hlusos Of philadelphia The l. dies Of
mingtnn ant yuinits respectfully invited 70 call
nd eAaaln her fine assortment % Plain and Fnnc! BoN
SETs, CAPS, ARTIFGcIALs, HIBBONsi FLowERs, BAND
4, whHh wiz sold on the most reason biz TERMS
Y. . -ttitat hing A.d Pfesaiag promptly executed
tha shnftast moi %. lb-BmOB
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

Hoy. J. Y. MAsos.-A letter from Paris, TO
the New York Journal OF Commerce, says -
sour Minister, Mr.. Mason, will remain at his
post twelve month more, If not longer. He
has been engaged in important negotiations
with the government, which he may DO presu-
med to be best able to prosecute to successf i
conclusion. We learn that the Emperor re-
Gently expressed to him at court, most gene
rous wish for his stay.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
FANCY AND PL AIN MILLINERY.

WILMINGTON, DEL.
m, MISSES NJ. j MfARNS Il s. f. WARREN,
dsN respectfully inform the Ladies of Wilmington and
4, occupied by MissM. Il; WlIiians9R, where ,Ihey
various branches They viii keep constanly or hind,
ladies Dress Caps, Head Dressesuf every description,
Fancy Trimming sOr DI cases. &c.
itT-N B.-B ,eHGhinE aud pressing done at the shor
tDHI notice, sep, s-1n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
God News Tor the LodIes

IN lUSr received from New York Auction Houses,
~ y magnificent and ohoiee assortment Of spring
~ style OF BoSNETs oil beautiful shape and elegant hnisi
- wilgi wearc selling oil at onnaper prices than any
other ostab !ment IN this ciLy Alo, large and splendid
assortlnon of STRAW Goons, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &c.
4 large and fine sortment OF Cldren's HATS and CARS
ola nov lsnlonablo design and finish, all Of which We
are selling oil very low.
= call particular attention to our fine assortment
oiNonpoan and Dunstablo BuRNE1s, as low in price
Two GOlars, slit straws io 50 Peddle brHidsa vi eta
Come one come all, toT bargains, to
+. "A. BOY RS Cheap Bonnet Store,
ap l6-zmos No, % South Ind street, PHILADELPHIA,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
--spnrMn MtI.IInlEnv

N FEH T. subscriber respectfully informs her nu-
IaN mernus patrons aud the public generally that
~ she has inst Received n1w aud elegant slnck OF
~ gouds ciinPrlsinS elegant fancy BuNNE1S, and
Str goods from The lowest to the CHEST graCes; ea
ant Ere uoh flowers Ribbons, Rnches Rnd every uTti-
Gle psrtatnn ~ her business The subscriber wishes
% return for no very liberal pntrOLa bestowed
upon the past year aud trusts BY her ondeHvors to
ppRse her customers to merit cont the same,
ither oil stand 1877 Market street above Slxth;
l6 Mrs. ANlREM Nick Ek.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

sNf5f4Ti -. yard on Front ST D., above Madt-
son, Respectfully invite his friends
aud the public generally to his nrga
NIL, :, ~, ,r anu superior assortment of AChAnd,
n!Huh moan. Iam4qua, and Locust Mountain White
Abh Goa which Ns bqen solicited with great and
eAprss lot IAN and iaciy use, belng confident that
y cannot ne surpassed by any Conf in til MARKET The
o verJ Saegly re.seresned at The yard, and is
PossiDs can be, and kept PEI ieoty DRY, being all
HnleI cover. The prices arc as low the very lowest
rms yard being some distance omthe RAilradRrd hav-
~ three Inherent satos go In and the
shlest anu ht onnyenent yart in the city for enunry
teams ,AilttsSp; Wood Of superorquaity for Sale.
ablxys EN- ~ ny No. ~ Poplai ~
Market s6ove Sixth Street. will Be promptly att end
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
REMOVAL.
STRAW AND FANCY

]
.Ss-r AhiS. j II. GORDON, respectfully informs the
81 I'VE LADIES Of w ninkOn and vicinity that -ha hss
49, reinoynd from her former place Of business at No.
- l9l Market ST., To the store lately Nv
Misses Reyao,ds, Noi2 NEST SIXTH STREET. Where
Having nd ~ new stock Of ggnds, the Lad respect
liny Invited 10 aail q srG desc gion oon
adapted for the season. Her stock has sepcfed With
ea care from the bost hnnsesm Philadelphia she believes
to sell nj prices that cannot fail 10 please.
~ B-Beachlns aud Pressing attended at tho short
nst nnllcn nnr ANN
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
MARRIED.

ON the 5thinst hy tho Kew. G. Dram, Mr.. JosEPH y
MuRPuY 70 Miss WiLLtANiSA JACKSON, both of Cecil
Oh the 5th inst, by Rev. 8. W. Thomas, Mr.. WILLIAM
SiMPKISs and Miss MARGARETTA FINLEY, both of New
Uastle county county, Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

nrPost- Office Printing given to the
"Delaware Republican,, because II mas
the largest circulation Of any paper pub,
lished in Delaware. Advertisers ana
others should bear this fact N m.nG ana
look to their interestLl-
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
New nna rashi0nable inillInelY store,

N TAKE THIS OCCASION 10 INFORM THE
Lsah ~ lies Of W mIngon and vicinity that they have
at 80 ninenceh the Millinery Bush ess in the Tele
BH,a1iaing Third 81 near Market, directly
are puT opened with large and superior ssuriTeht OF
BON w IL nl evety description which they have SO.
eced WITH groai cure from tc hest houses OF Phlnde
pha They inten keeping con stnniiy on hand Artlh
cas-, SILKS, Caps, RblOns. FInwtrs. Sc, 10 Which
they RESPECTFULLY invite the attention Of Ladies'.
tidp. - - - ~ nm S-91 n
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14

General Olss, il is sad, exhibits surprising
vigor, industry and enduranca in his olilait,
labors. He rises and commences work at five,
and is contnu lily engaged, with SIN Ill respite
till eight or nine at night. His diet is however
very sparlng, and he sticks still to cold water
Now and then he INDUCES in cup Of coffee
the only exhilrating beverage which he can
use.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
FAsHroNApsTE'ETN ~ M ~
MRS. E. ORME.
EST + UURTH ST., NIt,AIINGTON, Disl

NeIIIUNhBItE MTLIINER,
s-a III AS npOned splendid If Boz NRrs
Nal - MISSIONS FEATHERS, ANA flowers OF every
~ description, styles aud puttern TO which she in
viios the atten ION Of har rs and the public gem
nary. 81 has also htted upa SHOW RUOM, witch
Ieht uuus 10 tho ooHvehienco and accommodation Of Gus.
INV snn W. ~ pnsHessted ny lev ~ this
lnu deternuatnn 20 Keep the best articles that tbs
kelahordsi and sell ut INV rates. sho fe0ls confident
my sue AN Elyt saisiactQn to alt who may favor
WIN ayslt Sue isthaukiulor the tronage heretofore
iAtunuul 10 her, anu by stroi ate and desire
\, ase she hOpesp merit and receive continuance Or
lie same. :
B.TBleaolng and Presslng for the trade promptly
ttyhuel - ~ the shortest nallco. aP. 10 3niO.
IN w onesial The 22u inst, Mrs Orme Will have an
jp sning for the display OF her new and nsst
lItIlL Of Ere lnll mn rnnl
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-05-14
MILLINERY.
OPENING OF ELEGl

A.. MILLINERY,
c. INN and after NYEDN tSljAY, the 2sth inst, b.
- mlneton, Delaware, up. 30-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15
Telsgraph News.


Nrw YoRK, May l2.--Chief Justice Oak
lev. of the Supreme Court, died last night,
aged 10.
John Turner, formerly publisher Of the
New York Gazette, Also died yesterday,
aged IS.
A serious rebellion broke out at Sing Sing
Prison Sunday, in which nearly ell the pris-
oners were engaged, The affair was quelled
by the keeper before much damage was done.
None OF the prisoners escaped.
WASHINGTON, May 12.-The Postmaster
General has made = contract, for one year,
with the New Y ork and Havre steamship Co.
for transportation Of mail between these
points. Thirteen round trips. Also con-
tract with Vanderbilt, between New York
and Bremen, for the same period and num-
Der Of trips. Compensation in each case
limited to gross amount Of the U. S. postage,
sea and inland, upon the mails they carry
This ID merely temporary arrangement IN
til Congress shall have time to determine
upon the basis on which the Trans Atlantic
mail service shall be maintained.
Hon. r. j. Walker took oath Of ONCE to-
day "a Governor Of Kansas. He WAS closet
ed with the President for several hours, and
received hisinstructions from him, and will
leave for the Territory tomorrow morning.
The Secretary Of the Interior has appointed
Geo. L. Lyster, Of Ind, Superintendent Of
the wagon road in Nebraska from Platte
River, via Dacotah city and Omaha Reserve
10 Running Water river.
Henry B. Smith, Of Mississippi, 10 appoint
ed disbursing agent to III Pass and Fort Yu-
nah wagon road, vice Jordan resigned.
Nsw YoRK, May l2.-Flour-Dull and So.
lower Gales 6,OOO bbls. at $6,6l96,75 for
super state, &6,S5G97, Us for extra do, u, 65
(G6,85 for super. western, @6,95(98 for ex-
ira do.
Grain-Wheat dropping ;,sales 10000 Blu.
ct 81 so for Mil. club, 81 ,65 for red winter
Ill. Rye firm at "a. Corn shade better,
with fair demand, chiefly speculative; sales
20, 600 blu. At 84A(985 for old mixed western
in store. Oats unchanged.
Provisions--Pork better; sales 400 bbls.
at % ,50(123,55 for mess, l9,25@l9,40 for
prime. Beef steady. Gut meats and bacon
quiet and firm. Lard steady sales 200 bills.
at l3i@l4A.
Whisky-Dull at 3l(G32.
Stocks-Dull, but without much change.
Money continues easy at previous rates,
per cent. on call, 500 short best paper.
NEw ORLEANS, May l2.--Cotton depressed;
prices Irregular; sales at l3A@l3i. Pork
buoyant at l24. Eastern Hay "a, Western
32A. Exchange on London ct. Other quo.
tations unchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

q. ~. Lemon against the same was referred
back 10 tho City Engineer, with instructions to
report to the next meeting.
The Engineer reported estimate No. Of Jas.
Madden Tor macadamixiug on Bloudeau street,
and the centrsctor allowed $4,000 lS, In csrti-
6catss Of Indebtedness, and $160 10 In cash,
being the amount Of said estimate.
The following bills were allowed, viz.
Jas. Cameron, window curtains, 500 so
Bess Mcintyre, benches, q 90
Chamberlain 4 Thatcher, mating, &c s6
J. W. knight. removing nuisances, 70 90
NJ. Costelle, earth deposited, 26l 90
M. McDsrmott, earth -. 8S 90
Il. Gaisser, keys for calaboose, 90
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved. That the City Engineer be directed
to advertise for proposals for grading and mac
adamzing alley in block No. 90.
Resolved, That Committee OF one from each
Ward be appointed by the Mayor for the pur-
pose Of enQuiring into and reporting at the
next meeting Of the Council, concerning the
butchers stalls, groceries, doggeries and buck
ster stands that now occupy the maSkst space,
and report what revenue, il any, 10 received
therefrom.
Aldermen Smith, Patterson, Beebe and DAY
were appointed the Committee under the last
resolution.
The City Engineer reported the apportion-
ment to the lots on Blondeau street, FOR macad-
amifing from Third TO Fiflh street, and the fol
lowing resolution was passed:
Resolved, That Special tax, a. indicated
below. De assessed and levied upon the lots
hereinafter described, it being the amount Of
the special tax due on said lots, for macsdam-
hing In front thereof, as apportioned by the
report OF the City Engineer, dated May 18th,
lk!,-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

.ET Hon. Frank Blair, OF St. Louis. has
abrother, James q. Blair, residing in Lewis
county, Mo. who ike Frank il in favor
OF Kidding his State Of slavery. The .Na.
tional Democracy" OF Clark county held a
meeting ut the county seat, Waterloo, "a few
days ago, and James q. Blair was called
upon to address them, which he did
'He ''declarcd his opposition to the aeita
ton OF the slavery question, but at the same
time admitted that he looked forward with
Delight to the coming ~ the .im- -hea slave
riy would be blotted out in Missouri. Mr..
biair said that while he endorsed the princi-
PIE OF non Intervention, he felt that ke had
rishs 20 entertain private opinion with
regard TO the subject Of slayery.,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

When MIR. Thomas Sheridan, son Of the
late celebrated Richard Brinsley Sheridan,
was candidate for the representation Of q
Cornish borough, he told his father, II be
succeeded, he should place label on his
forehead with these words, "To Let" and
side with the party that made the best offer.
"Right, Tom" said the father, 'but don't
forget to add the word "unfurnished 20
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

a SLAVE STATE FRArEKNizlso win rux
MONTH Norfolk Argus OF a late DAT.
IN The following paragraph points out a se /.
rious break IN the Northern line OF the de.
fences Of slavery:
Maryland, by position and interest, is not
entitled TO be chased among the slave states.
Her politics show that her press 10 fast bring.
ing about fraterniEing between her aud liz
Free States, 80 called. On each side OF the
the Bay her people are sound, bu, north and
west Of Baltimore, there 10 but shade oi
Differences between the inhabitants Of Mary.
land and Pennsy lvanis. II is through Mary.
land that most Of the slaves now escape from
Virginia. Her laws on this subject an
wholly ins6cctual, and public opinion will
not tolerate one that 10 worth straw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

LiBERAL.--Ths Muscatine Journal says:
Bishop Lee has recently received $500 for
church purposes in Nebraska, from the sun
day Schools in St. Georges Church, New
York, Of which church the Rev. DR.. Tying 10
rector. The several Sunday Schools Of this
great parish include 81 teachers, and liSl
scholars, and is doubtless the largest in the
United States. The Bishop has also received
5000 from other sources, for the same OBJ
ianf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

ls kANsAs.-Gen. Harvey passed through
81. Louis the other day on his way to Kan
sas, to take command Of the IT, S. troops.
Now il any Of the Free State men are to be
slaughtered, Gen. Harvey is the boy to do it.
He can kill Indians and torture niggers equal
to the best Of them, and how he can operate
upon countrymen Of his own blood, perhaps
we shall soon know.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

On motion it was ordered that the regular
Of the Council be hereafter held on
Tuesday morning Of each week, at eight
o clock
Council adjourned to Tuesday, May 10Th, at
eight clock, A. n.
BIS MERRIAM Clerk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

QUEER EsouoH.-The st. Louis papers
notice arrivals Of hay from Charleston, s.
e., wheat from New Orleans, and -four from
Cincinnati, at that port, which were shipped
lot sale at higher prices than they command
Cd at those points.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

ca The Tennessee Belle in passing the
Davenport Bridge, few days since, was
very much injured, and was only prevented
from sinking by unloading her freight with
great despatch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

GTRev. ii. N. Powers is about to assume
the duties Of Rector Of St. Luke's, the new
Episcopal church Of Davenport, which has
thus far been indebted to the pastoral labors
OF Bishop Lee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

~ when foote Was nj Salt Hill, he dinsd
- he Castle, and when Partridge produced
- bill, which wAs rather eIhofL.tant. FootS
$500 ~ nasAs. sfPFtridgs an j. please
yoet0 sspljsd be. "Pasxidgs.'' replied
toos4s ~ sAssid bs Woodsesk, ~ the length
u yen NM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

CJr The City Council Of Boston have or
dered all places Of public amusement to be
closed ut half pas. ii O'Clock, 2. NJ. What
hunbng.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-15

VIM. G. Bryant, the American Poet, Editor
of the New York Evening Post, has gone with
his family to Europe, whence he will main
tain regular editorial correspondence for
his paper.