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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-02
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MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO. Is MAIN ST., BET. SECOND a THIRD.
Having just returned from the East,
HE'S Nov n \ CEIvING
Asslecs Assortment 81
NEW GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE COMING SEASON,
Which he will - happy to exhibit to all who call.
With his facilities for obtaining
THE LATEST STYLES OF GOODS,
And constantly receiving
Everyshing New IN the way -
FASHION,
He respectfully invites the ,Gentlemen Of Keokuk
and vicinity, when in want Of
xAsY-YrrrIEo AND NIcH-xADE CLOTHING,
-ro sIvE HE A cALL--S
N. B.-Psrticulsr attention paid to CUTTING
for others to make. nsys' Clothes Cus.
Keokuk, Sept. 10, SD
ANDREW =. WILKINSON,
tLats wilkinson 3 Marshall,)
wh0lesAle and RetAiS DruGxlst,
NO. % MAIN-ST.,
OFFERS for cash to the trade, and At retail, y
" full assortment OF Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyes, Window Glass, Glass Ware and
varnishss, 81 and below market rates.
Aug. 10, 'Sa-d
NITkAIE Silver CrystAlised--4s ounces Chem
IN icaliy pure, in store and for sAia by
| = A.J.WILKINsON,
| Augled % MAin-st.
t CPTs. TUKPENTINE-700 gal. in barrel. and
| D..cans, In store and for sale By
| .aglsd IS Aain-ss.
r lNsEED, Lard and sperm oil--10O raj. each
| IL in barrels and cans, for sale by
/ Al. WILKINSON,
angled % Main-st.
| A LcoMoL, 50 and % per osDt--5oo GAL in sters
A. j. WILKINSON,
suglSd % Main-st.
| rOOPRR's IsIN9LAss--60 Ne OF this supsrio,
A. :. WILKINSON,
| Augied s6 Msin-st.
| A Ykk's Cherry Peetorai-2oo doaen Of this
| IA standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, In
A. J. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Keokuk,
| Augl6d % Aain-st.
TyRAYsEK'S BAKING POWDER, admitted by
i all who have tried 1t superior 70 any 9TH
or, Manufactured and for sale by
| aug24d % Main street.
| (yoPAL, Nos. and 2; Coach, Iron, DemAr or
~ White, j Apan and Leather, Of the Queen City
Varnish Co., for sale in quantities 70 suit, by
A. j. WILKINSON,
| aug2sd 70 Main-st.
| II ECKER'S PARiNA, diet for ipvslids and
A. j. WILKINSON,
aug23d % Main-s..
/ DERRY DAVIS, Pain killer--Io gross large me-
1 dunn aud small sizes, for sale BY
aug13d % Main-ss.
/ (yHR0MEs--areen and Yellow, dry, in store and
- " <. ]. WILKINSON,
/ aug23d % Main-st.
/ nInE Caster Oil--pressed and ClArihe<
/ Z by stsam---in store and for sale low by
A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
| aug8ld 06 Main-st.
M ACE, 100 lbs, prime Penang, in store and 70
/ lvl saleby A. j. WILKINSON,
| augAd % Main street.
--
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Clouds prevailed again yesterday, the
Temperature was quite moderate, and there
was very fair prospect for more rain, which
il greatly nssdsd about these times 70 lay the
dust! We thought on Tuesday that Stripe
had got the Vet and dry bubbles harmonious
~ arranged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-02
CHARLES HADMA K,EK.
HAIR DRESSER.

Z ATEof Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. II Court
IL iandt ST., New York, would respectfully tender
his protest. services TO the citizens OF keokuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that DO has opened
an establishment corner Of "a and johnson Hs.,
opposite the Gait House, where, by punctual At
tsn.on to business he hopes to secure the patron
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SHAMPOOING,
Done with Neatness and Dispatch
G. X. has on hand choice stock OF Perfumsry,
Lubin's Extracts, &C., which he offers for sale at
the lowest New York Prices.
Sept. !, '1S-dy
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BARTLETT, KAYE K CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
0RU01 u 1IRO1oI0111,
PAINTS. OILS. vARNIsHEs.
WINDOW GLAZE, GLllsWkRK, DgUSHH, &c.
Ne. ils main S., Bet. StA 4 6th,
KEOKUK, IOWA.

ACAMD TO THE LADIES'
Mr.. Dnpsacs's GsiAsn Periodical
Pills, FER Remalss.
One Of the most successful remedies for dissress-
ing and painful nsnssraAtion ever known. They
correct Irregularities and remove obstFuetions,
from what sver casss.
Their ingredients are known 70 al agents sell
Ing them, and they will tell you they are tbs sst
Pills ever intyoduced Cor al diseases peculiar 70
females, snd always ssossssfai - : preventive
They will BE- found . most Invaluable remedy for
al those sicsins complaints peculiar 70 the sex,
vis. Distressing and painful m cnstraation. reten-
ton, pains In the back and loins, pressing down
pains, rush Of blood 70 the head, dissiness, dim
ness Of sight, heaviness, fatigue any slight az
sstioa, pAlpttation II the heart 10, Ac., all Of
shish DR.. Duponeo's French Golden Pills arc GER
tain 70 sars. Fries 81 % per Box. For parsica-
lars get Circular Of Agent.
sold Wholesale and Retail by 8. b. VOWEL.
Druggist, No. Isl Aaia street, keokuk, Lows, soils
Agent, 70 whom al orders must be addressed. He
viii supply dealers, and s<nd the Pills 70 Ladies'
tsonfdentially by mail, TO any part Of the county,
by sending him 81 through the ksckuk Possobcs,
Iowa [seps. Is, 'Ss-dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-02

KEOk Uk FEMALE SEMINARY.
TJyHIS Institution will commence It, second sss-
sion on Monday, Nov. 10th, In the second story
of Dr. Banford's building, corner Of Fifth and
Concert streets.
The board Of Trus tsss Of this Seminary ,slsotsd
from various Ysli ious denominations and repre-
ssn ting large part Of the Christian community,
dssirs 81 the united and cooperative efforts Of the
friends Of education 10 establish gradually such
IN institution - orr city requires.
The Principal Of tho Insaitution 10 Rev. G. A..
WILLIAMS, TO whom, or TO the Secretary OF tho
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may he made.
The charges for tuition will BE- IS and % n tho
ordinary English studies, with : small additional
sum for incidsn tai expenses. For Latin. French,
German, Ac., extra charges will BE- made.
II Ia desirable thu persons Designing % become
pupils b present punctualiy on the hrst Of the
sAssion. VIM. THOMPSON,
Presidcntof the Board Of Trustees.
HRHRy SfnoHa, Ssc'y.
Ksokuk, Nov. 3, 186S-d
NEW BOOKS received every day, and sold y
M 81 s%fr hv
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~ ThSs Another MIS- aAkst
We notice in the leader Of last evenings
Journal the following rsmark:
--'The Mexican clergy and the Court OF
Rome-ths implaoAble foes Of progress,
whether moral or msterial."--
We presume that remark would not have
appeared Just before the election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-02

HARrEl.-WiIson, at the Literary Depot.
near the postol6es, hes Harper for December
and oil the magazines and newspapers gene
rally called for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-02

/ AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS!l
Ever offered In this city, al of which Gut Made
and Trimmed in : superior style, expressly for re-
failing, and which can be found 1t the old stand.
No, 130 northwest corner Main and Vic streets.
a. W.. GPROOLE CO.,
octlBdkvlm ~. Louss, N q.
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NEW BOOKS received every day, and sold -
IN Publisher prices, By -
NV. WESC0TT,
uoyl1d Successor to Cave Barber.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-02

Blk Of Goshen, Goshen.
BIZ Of 0osport, Gosport.
Blk Mt. Vernon, Nj. v.
Blk Of PAoli, pAoli.
Blk Rockville, " abaah.
BIZ salem, N. Albany.
Blk Of salem, Salem.
Bloomington Bank.
Cambridge City Bank.
Canal Blk, Evansville.
Crescent City Bk "
Exch. Bk, 6rsencastlo.
fayetts County Bank.
Hoosisr Bank.
Indiana Bk, Madison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-02

RARE UPFOHTVNlTy1
{. . - chance for = Mechanic Or La
hOrery
4 SMALL FARM, 80 acres, good new frame
n house, and new steam Saw Mill, with Lath
Machins &c.; said mill can clear from $4,000 70
~ 600 Per amman, when "the hard times are gone,
gone away;" said land 10 situated In Souta srn
Michigan good climate. splendid soil, we'll ~
tered, Ac., 10.
Also, 800 acre farm in Northern Iowa fine soil,
we'll wsterod, 10.
Either Of the above farms will BE- exchanged for
I good house aud lot in Keoknk.
lnquirss " J.PARAkLk,
Nor, !, 'ss-den No. 61} Aain-st.,
Ksokuk, Iowa.
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be bad q Wilson'S.
OYTIcIAL.-The ofhcial vote Of the State
Vas oanvasssd n De- Aoinss yesterday. We
will have the figures in = few days.
t1As near - ws could learn, thst vas
not much Of On accident on the Des Moinss
road yesterday. Oars not smashed and NO
lives lost.
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
Second Street Tailoring Estab-
lishment.
T. b. O.BRIEN,

(suocxssoR 70 HENDERSON sArcHxIL,)
YTAvINa carried on the business with success
L In New York City for many years, and having
thorough prActicsi knowledge OF the business in
III IL branches ~ Cutter and workman, the pro-
pristor can guarantee that his work will give entire
satisfaction.
He hsa Just received new stock OF CLOTHS and
vEsTINGs Of the latest styles and finest qualities,
which he 10 prepared 10 make mp at the lowest oAsh
e. NO FIT NO SALE. 10
aot I'd shA-d3m
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. BIZ Indiana, Mich. ity.
!. BIZ Of Elkhart. Elkhart.
/. Ind. Farm. Blk, Fran / lin.
Indian Reserve bank.
. Kentucky stock Bank.
Lagrange Bank, Liza.
PArks Co. Bk Rockville.
Prairie City Blk 7. llauts
Merch. = Mech. N. Alb.
. Salem Bank, Goshen.
southern BIZ Of Indiana.
. State Blk and brane hts.
Brookville Bank.
Farmers Bank, w est field.
Bank Of Syracuse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-20

THE Custom House AND rs ExPLoYEs-
After hanging between heaven and earth, like
Mahomet's coffin, for five or six months, Mr..
Schell has at last been confirmed as Collector Of
the Port Of New York, and is safe In his seat for
several years TO come. With this confirmation,
strong as Holy Writ, comes up the wild buat
tor Office. There are about ten thousand hun
cry applicants, and only about thousand
places for them all. One In ten IL a fair ave
rage for capabili'y and industry, and therefore
Mr.. Schell can make clean sweep of all the
lazy, lounging incompetent, broken-dowu poll
teal hacks that have been feeding at the public
crib 90 long, and fill their places with fresh
working men. Mr.. Scbell being new broom, is
expected to make clean sweep and clear away
all the cobwebs.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Pun Apxt p7tA luna 10


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10 1858.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania slase dyes, 49,. bid;
Reading Railroad, 22'S; Morris Canal a.; Long Island
Railroad, us Peuns. IvaDis Railroad, AK.
kKw ORLEANS. June IL, 1855.
The saes OF the adj IS 500 baies, and the
1900 decreased port, compared
with hoee Of last year ~ 600 ditto southern ports
Zoo bales. Stock 1876 300 bales Sugar quiet ssc
&c Tobacco STEADY. Other articles generally I'M
changed
NOZZLE, June 10, 1858.
The eaes Of cotton TO day SEQ bales at III t.c
nssc. for mcdlng. The sales OF the 900 bales;
receipts Of the 75o bales against go bales The
same week iSs, ircreased receipts at this port 900
IL 32d.
CHAnkroS, June IS, 1853
TIE saiee OF cotton 10 day coo bales ai extremes
Of lie. l2se he sAlesbie stock is small
BALTIMORE, June 10 1885
Fiouf dull, excetts good demand for city mills at 9.
IS Ohio Aud Ho arc street 81 s. Wheat nrm; white
81 o. 81 IS; req 9To 81 o. Provsiors uncpanrec
Wh:ske7 steady. corn-yellow, nc. ia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1883
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat Gull white 81 10 Q
els yellow 81 7ic Use Pork heavy: mes ST. si7 So
Whisky ADVANCING; sales ., &c. &c.
BUFFALO, Juns lo-lPM
-four favors the buyer, and only in interior demand
SAes 600 bbls 81 ~ for superlne Wisconsin, %
aaH 3aW 81 tor extra Ohio and Indiana Wheat
csgo spring 70 arrive, a. II 1000 bushels Milwaukee
club, tree on boar 1t Soc Corn unchaDged sales TO-
900 bushels Lower Lake O.. Gle. &c. Oats unchanged
saIee 81 600 boshes al SOC free board whskey du
st &c. Frsgbs dull and enchspged Lake imports yes
terday-6 600 DO -four, a. 600 bushels OF wheat 4coo
bushels Of 900 bushels or oats Canal exports
5000 bbs Of -four coo buahels OF wheat 20 900 bus
els OF corr, 30 900 bushels OF oats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-20

ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK wARRIoE-ruR AMERICAN
VESSELS AT HAVANA PssrAEIsG TO RESIST zH1
BRITISH CkUIskRs.
The mail steamer Black Warrior, J. " Smith. com
mander from New Orleans the l2th anc Havana the Len
has arrived at this port
The United States steamers Fulton and Sea Witch bat
been cruising for the siyx and Buzzard but had no;
fallen IN with them Al report they had touched a.
Cardinals and resumed Their cruise
Tho American shpmasters in Havana were 10 ho,s
meeting 90 The l5,h 70 pledge themselves sustain
sickles resolutions, and 10 arrangements pui
their vessels upon footing 10 resist nsclence and
upon the high seas
The Danish bark bad landed so7 Asailcs Of Havana,
large number raviDe oied On the voyage.
TIE coal psles stll 90 nre and the loss viii be
less than 500 900.
roport mas reached Havana that . SLAYER cap.
'red on the south side Of the island with 900 Africans
board
The stock Of sugar was 900, 900 boxes.
Exchange GA london, IL per cent premium, on Se-
York, x TO Ia premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-20

Col. KANE AND THE MoRMoSs-One of our
morning contemporaries gives all the credit of
the pacifcation Of the Mormons to Col. Kane,
the volunteer Peace Ambassador to Brigham
Young; and In this connection the hardships,
privations, sufierings and dangers passed through
by the intrepid Colonel are recited in very
glowing colors. But the pacification of the
Mormons is simply due 10 the army movements
towards the Great Salt Lake set in motion by
Mr.. Buchanan The advance of new corps of
executive and judicial Territorial officers, under
the escort of an army force Of several thousand
men, with another thousand or two to bring up
the rear, taken all together, formed an argu-
ment in favor of peace to Brigham, the Prophet,
as strong as the most convincing revelation.
In fact, be never had received q more infallible
revelation from any quarter; and hence his quiet
surrender Of the keys of Territorial authority.
That is all there is about II; and had Col.
Kane's mission been mission to the Mormons
In behalf Of war instead of peace, the result
would have been the same.
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pioyed in the sugar house of Frer. Turner Co.. in
King street, on Friday night, while intoxicated as
saulted his wife Bridget and injured her so severely
by kicks In the side that she died at -four o'clock
yesterday morning. Coroner Gamble held an in.
quest in the case. and verdict rendered against
the husband, and on Its rendition the latter was
committed to the Tombs to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
The jury in the trial of Cancemi for the murder of
policeman Anderson, having been locked up from
Friday evening at six o'clock to Saturday morning at
ten, came into Court to ask for information respect
ing the testimony Of Rollins, one Of the witnesses for
the prosecution, and in abont ten minutes afterwards
brought in verdict of guilty OF the murder charged
Being poled, they all answered in the affirmative.
The Committee of the Common Council charged
with the removal Of President Monroes remains
held another meeting yesterday, and agreed to ac-
cept the services Of the Eighth Regiment to escort
the remains from the place of disinterment to
the City Hall, and those OF the Seventh
Regiment to escort them thence to their final
resting place, in Richmond, Virginia. com.
munication was received from the Richmond
Committee of considerable interest. The cere-
monials are to commence at four o'clock on the
Sd July. An invitation has been extended to the
various civic societies to participate in the removal
OF the remains from the cemetery to the steamship
jamestown, that vessel being the one accs pied as
the mode of conveyance.
The cotton market was rmsr yesterday, and closed
IN advance Of about &c per pound The sales embraced
about 800 1000 bales, closing at 12Xc for mi idlus
uplands. Flour WAS heavy, tho market for common
and medium grades closed decline Of about Sc per
barrel, while sales 10 fair extent Wheat was
good request, and the sales reached 900 900 bush
els ct prices given In another place The sales or
were limited and chiefly confined to Western mixed At
CSC. for damaged and $780, for good sound qualities
Pork was heavy with sales Of mess as SIC S. and Of
prime at sl3 rs SIS 80. Sugars were firm With sales
Of about 200 hhds. and $40 boxes at full prices In
coffee about 23oo bags Rio sold, comprising the 70
mainder Of the West Points cargoiAt lOc ana abou.
1000 bags Lsguayrs and eco do. GouAves, g. Domingo
Freiehts were lower for grain 70 Liverpool while oher
articles wore unchanged About 90 900 1000 bushels
Of wheat were taken In bulk at 4kd a4d -four at L.
3D. cotton "a; cheese In cabin 26s ana teroe beef
at S., and -four 10 Glasgow as g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-20

WHAT Is GoNG on IN THE OFFICE OF COLI
IEcTOR OF ASSESSMENTS More light is wait
cd on the manner in which the business has been
conducted In the Office Of Collector Of Assess
ments. Upwards of two hundred thousand dol
lars is to be accounted for The Law, we be
Iieve, requires that the money collected in this
Office shall be paid over at the close Of every
week Can Mr.. Flags inform us why II was not
done!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-20
MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
The United States mail steamship Star Of The West, Capt
Gray will leave this port tomorrow afternoon, 1t two
O'Clock, for Aspinwan.
The mails for California and other parts OF the Pacific
will close as O'Clock 70 morrow Afternoon.
The NEW YoRK WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures edition
containing the latest intelligence from all parts Of the
world will be Published 1t eleven O'Clock in the morning
Single copies, In Wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Agents will please send In their orders early pos
ebis.
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United STATE. District Court.

Before Bon. Judge Beth
ICNE ~ -7he United Stotes One Pdcia0e o. Dia-
a0ad Tbs tried before, when the Jury ID not
afree. Mr. p q Clark appeared pebsf Of Rarcall A
Barnofe the claimants VINO bad purcbssed the
sr Secg sck. United State i,rt let Attorney Submit
bat tbe-e goods bad been and being traced
he custody Of the Messrs. Randall A Baruore, were
acizrd The defence consended that the package pro
duced vas noi the one purchased from the supposed
smsgset but Yves shown 70 tbe Officers In mistake. The
Jury fosns q vsrdict fr the cAlnaon.
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THE CAN EMI CAS-
Conviction OF Canceml for the Murder
Policeman Anders0n-Veyusct ~ the jury.
sUPhEMK COrRr-CIRcrIr

Conviction OF Canccmi for tho Murder &
Policeman Anderson-Veyuict III the Jury.
sUPnEME CoURr-cncUIr.
Before hon. Juoge Wright.
JUNE le.-7he People Us. Michael Canceni-rns Judd
entered the court al ten O'Clock, but was informed th
the Jury, who were locked up iii night, had not I'd
agreed
They then called into court a5d on being sskel
they had agreed the foreman said there was difficult
With regard 70 the testimony Rollins respecting wbe,hs
he had testified that he had two man running ftod
the corner Of Grand street
The Judge read from the notes Of the District A..orns
the testimony o. Rollins. BY which appeared that b
swore 10 Two running away he heard tho snap Of
pistol and looking towards the OF Grand street,
saw the policeman fall and man running out from undo
the awning the fhoe store; that was small, s.o
man. with thick dark whiskers and dark complexions
that he thought he oolored; the other whom b
saw running much taller.
The Jury then again Withdrew and After absence |,
about ten minutes returned 70 the Court
On being again asked In the usual form whether thai
had agreed upon their verdict,
Tho Foreman answered that they had
The Cerk-Genticmen, how say you, is Michael Cad
CENT the prisoner at the bar guilty or not guilty Of sh
murder and felony chargeos
Tho Foreman-Guity.
NJ Asnmesd asked that the jury be poi.ed wnereupS
eact was asked II thai bis verdict and ali ausvsro
liz the Affirmative.
NJ. Ashmesc objecte TO the form In which shs ysrI
were poed Each juror should be asked a his yerd
guilty or not guilty.
Inc Judge said that either vay was corree.
The Judge then told the Jury they wee dischars,l
until Monday morning
The Foreman asked that they might be excused for q
remainder Of the term.
Mr.. hcKson said that usual In this dissrc, 70 .s
Jury 90 for the remainder Of the torn aer having
long riAl ike this.
The Judge thought that would be but justice TO them
aud they were excused for tho remainder ofthe term
The prisoner then remanded to the general torn a
this Court, BY which he must DO sentenced He reoeys
the vercct with tho apparent camness which he n
indicated shroushor. tho whole trial.
Mr. Ashmead asked that prisoner might be per nit
Ted TO remain In court until he had opportunity Of oon
versing with him through the interpreter Mr. Crsior,
whom he had sent for.
Mr. Crisaooro shortly Afterwards arrived and copvevs
ed ~ith Canoemi for tune telling him his fate ano
Interpreting between him and his counsel II is not y-
understood whether the defence vii for new n
or NO.
The next general term viii be the 26ih OF thi, mouta
Judge Wright vii form Of that Court and pass SEQ
sence.
The prisoner removed 10 The fonbe By The efosrs
followed By large number o. persoas.
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There were also deaths Of disease Of the kid.
neys, Of cholera infantum, Of congestion Of the
brain. Of diarrhea, Of dysentery, Of inAamma-
ton Of the bowels, Of hopping cough, G Of palsy
of teething, Ia of smallpox, premature births. 20
stillborn and eighteen from violent causes, includ-
ing suicides and drowned.
The following is classification ofthe diseases. and
The number Of deaths in each class Of disease during
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Affairs In B0StOn.
GRAND REGATTA ON CdARLBS RIVER, ETC. .
From Texas.

wAMSGroS, Juns 10, 1883
Tbs Southern mall brings Galveston dates Of the 9th
inst. The United States surveying schooner Vixen had
arrived there All the crops the northeastern section
OF the State exceed anything ever known party OF
lynche1 San Antonio committing terrible out.
RACES. The Indians the Pecos Troublesome, aud
Capt Pope bad lost number Of horses The crops on the
Rio Granoe were tine. There had been Tremendous hal
storm 1t Fort Davis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-20

1Hs 0UAs Yacht Rscr.--The competing zach, owners
for the race around Long Island Thursday, ds-
Guessing the proposition extend the course around Block
Island. giving further stretch u the east -asd AMI
mskDg The length Of the race nearly three hundred
| ,,tioo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-20

BALTIMORE June 10, 1853.
The American Bank, which lately opened here under
doubtful circumstances closed its doors this morning It
supposed have considerable circulation the West
Its funds have al beer drawn from the Bank o. Com
nerce of Baltimore