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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
PERSONAL.

We gave currency some weeks ago &c report
that the Rev. Dr. Wsker was shortly to resign tue
Presidency Of Harvard University. Since that time
number Of candidates for the supposed vscancy have
started up. and evening cotemporary has within 8
Cay OF two repeated the story as piece of news.
We sre hsppy to be able to state excellent author
ity, that whatever may be DR.. Walkers wishes, he
hss decided TO rem.in a post for the present whsh
indeed, he has given any Official intimation Of
h. Intention TO leave.
The Lordon correspondent of Tie SDriagfeii r.
publican, writing on the 26th of June gives the fol
Lowing explanation of the incorpatiSity between
Dckers aud bis wife:
In the literary world very little s stirring except
the gossip the domestic affairs Of Charles Dickens
Probably bis explanatory letter, published month
sgo sId full Of mysterious allusicns has excited A.
much curiosity in America as here. The facts d.mly
alluded to are tsese: About twenty twoyesrs ago, Mr.
Dickens, then a seIk, married avery pretty aud smia
bic yourg grl Whose parents opposed the n ssoh as
far beneath be5l and took her home to obscure
lodgings in Furnivais Inn. For some yssrs they
lived very happily together bat Mr.. Dick;
end havirg become great man, hattered
ard couted, finds that his domestic felicity is
not az great as could be desired. Two or three
years ago be gave dinner TO lis literary friends on
the versary Of bis wedding day, aud in proposing
hs wifes health, stated tina. he had never seen
a hade OF i'll temper her 10 bis life. This equs
bility Of disposition does not satisfy hi0. She s not
Intellectual He reads Lis works TO her aud she, alb
sorted IN peedleworl, inquiries sbstrectedly what be
II ears by of his most brilliant passages. In
fort ri is not compsnlon to him, o the orisnt
novelist and actor separates on the ground OF rcom
patibty from her whom he vowed before God to
love al to cherish, and from henceto7th their lives
have separate ends. The Oldest child, youth OF II,
has chosen follow the fortunes of his mother while
tie daughters remain with their father. To make the
sfair stli uore notorious, young lady Mrs Drkenss
sister. has undertaken TO keep house or Mr. Dickens
CdulhteYe, whole (.
naLt to our IDEAS Of matrimonial constenoy, and has
not enlarged the circle of Mr. Dickens admirers"
Tie kichmood South says:
No sooner did DR.. Mscksy escapo from our pre-
SERGE, than he forgot the cvtes with which we oD-
pressed him. and instead OF the grateful celebration
of cur virtues for which paid him N advance, he
betiays bis OF adu.stion by exposing us to
Il c contempt OF the word.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

From TIE Ha~Ffor (Medion CorstyJ R1uyea=
One of the most painful occurrene which II has
terroon, in the death by drowning Of Mr.. G. f. l.
Dudley member Of the Sophomore Class in the Uni
versi.y and Teacher Of Spanish in she Female Semi
The facts connected with this sudden bereavement
are these: Mr.. Jcstus " Vinton, of the ase DIR.
Nir.on, mis- siorsry to Burmah and OF the same class,
started with the deoeased on bathing excursion 10
Madison Reservoir, and reached the pond late 10 the
afternoon. after swimming sbo-t some time, they
swan from the 5oat they had with them to the island
where they eft their clothes, distance OF fifteen or
sixteen rods. Mr. Ninton then osd he would swi N
back .or the BOAT, to which the deceased remarked
that he would accompany him, when they swan
of together. When they he'd proceeded nearly
twothirds Of the way, the deceased ., CON, ON,
10 be cslm--strike slowly aid rest his arm on
bic shoulder. He did so, and swan with the
assistance of Mr.. V. three or our rods, and when
within sbo1t rcd Of the boat saddeny he oiaped his
a-ms around Mr.. V. exclaimn2 " oh, Nint when
they both went down. After sinking to q consider.
abe ceptb, In. v, feeling tho arms which pinonedi
bis owD TO lose their hold in C. measure, made VIC.
lent effort to disepgsge hirnSelf, and cceedsd by
slipping the decesseds arms over hs shoulders. Attes
coming up 63d taking BREATH he dove sor him, "
saw rothDg of Mr.. Dudley. After two ~ three more
dyes 10 the depth of % ~ feet, the lsst time %
oomrg exhausted that blood spirited from his Goo
,,;ls, lie de.isted and called Tor assistance.
Wo.d being brought TO cts village, large nuusoer
Of the citizens repaired to the Reservoir, and dreSged
for the body nearly az. night, and continued 'aen
search Surcsy without Jaecess.
On Monday about p. M, the bsdy was esSught
to tne surface by Mr. ?. II. Burc.Ard, who hooked
into h;s shoulder with spear, in sdepth Of 70 or 10
feet Of water.
TIE singular msnue. Of Mr.. De sinking aud relax
irg ais arasp en- NJ. yinton, led 10 poss mortem
examn atior under the direction &c Dr. Havens IN the
presence of Drs Lewis, Besrdslsy and Eunt. The
exam nation resulted the nearly unanimous conyio-
ton th at bis death was caused by pulmonary apo
plexy rudden congestion Of the lungs, as " was
clear he never struggled or moved after SAklng below
the surfac
Mr.. dudley is from DeavaD, Wisconsn. and has
been cs injected with the University thee yeas ana
has, cIrng his -esidence here endeared himself 70 al
by bis kind and gentlemany deporsmeat and strdious
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
John P. HALE on FEMALE SUFFRAGE.

s :nstor Eale made the address before he Abbott
Pa ale Seminary at Aadover on Tuesday, and talked
ab out the ophers of woman. Asso female suffrage ne
Oppressed his views a. follows;
Now there were some who. did not seEeve women
would have ell their rights til they had the night OF
Suffrage But il this night were obtained, It nght 90
found I, degrade Instead of elevate sernsls hfe We
did 0. see that the IN cities who exercised the
right we're epnob ed, refined elevated by going to
the ballot box. Every female OF dsicacy must revolt
al FL ding herself in contapainsiDg contact wtn the
iLfuercee Of polls. as che woEd thereby be
IL conflict and OF level with every blackguard he
male inAuerce was Hot silent to-day in controlling
the rolites Of the country. An eminent gen
temAn had seid that If he wished TO control q
Calves ts would sooner address tne ohidre ana
y5drs women than the men. As women trained ther
cons and brothers 90 Wo0d the future voters OF the
country be. Each woman would probably nave a.
lesss oIe wiling friend who woald he resdy TO coz.
suit tsr op:uions A lady friend mad azked nim wnst
che sbouli 90 g. she deprived Of the night of 'ot
ing, ehd he tod her TO 20 and urte her fortunes Wa
ore whose night 20 vote was unGuestoned AugnterJ,
ard tlsIeEpon she Lao told him that was tAe rnsness
ting ne hed ever said. Tnoee unfortunate iemaIes
wLo were always complaining Of taer limited spheres
would be found to be those who had not the courage
ard faith ard energy t0 DO what was even In that hm
itsd sphere for them.
4" In Addressing you,g ladies, he could not presen.
ths same motives ~hch were rsrs. IN a'dfeisI5
boys BIZ. h could Assure them that every ons coI;A
Obtain O.. .Se gcsd n Ee WHICH .hsY aesssfs'' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
FROM HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS AND
MEXICO.

Tie Baltimore Sun contains the following dispatches
dated New. Orleans, July l3:
The s'samer Empire city, from New-York via Hs-
v6pa suffered no detention at quarantine here, bet
was allowed 70 proceed TO her wharf Her purser re-
ports tie yellow fever st prevailing in different parts
oUs.
Two vesses, known TO be engaged il the slave
trace had safely escsped from Hsyans, bu. third IN
mskinP the attempt, was sezed.
SenOr Er hso been arrested and held to bail in the
sum Of $500 600 the large Of having lbelei the
Captain Cereal (Concha in petition which be had
up against certain taxes that had been imposed
BY order Of the Government. The accused not being
able 70 frd the required ba cOmni ed, and IL
was tbous ht he would be b. Sbed to Spain.
NEW ORITASs, July 13-rhe total number OF
deaths IL this city for the past week was 49, nciud-
irg 10 from consumption and FROM yellow fever. As
81 Icrease the grand total of6, and in yellow fever
cases Of 4. The city Is, nevertheless, regarded as
healthy. and fears are fet that the fever will be-
epid. mic The cases that have already proved
fatal number 49, but the disease no doubt brought
from Havana, Mexico or Rio. AT any rate il is not
believed to have originated here nor s il possible fJr
IL TO get s1y foohcd Of consequence while the river
fenairs a. It's present high cCrdiiitn
Tile Ptc0gune has received inteligeIc ce from Mexico
TO the 10Th ult three days later. The order for the
levy Of tie forced loan upon imports had been coun
teITnsuded in the Prov nee OF Guansua and num-
Der Of orders that had been issued for the expulsion of
those fcre gDers refusing its payments had been with
drawn.
The earthquake reported In previous accounts con-
tirued to be et the 18th, 18th and 2Oth with the
most disastrous effects. AT Monelia two churches and
eeveral ouses laid prOstrate and at Tazssuaro
four churches ard lumber of dwellings, beside six
teen OF the Dh aban's being killed. From other pcr
tons Of the country we have accounts from many vii
lsees being entirely DESTROYED. This earthquake was
the most fearful one for halt century, and no por
ton Of the country believed to have escaped it's
visitation.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

,.,ssrs..s, ed tbe ciVr q = reis5us lbry und-'
ti,. ,rA sslos. ths Naf,te-s s's's' have iocrea~1
,,sef oere.op'd th.i; inaus'ry ssd @ erhs-,rni1
no,es.o AXE thsE Go'eL@eai tae 'dn'aA'n o' 'As
,,ufr.d world . -. g., 49,
., o.. s..e s.ssfr .he = rth s-d the South bJ1ly
sdvocs.d ,hc prircpit' aud AIDED .he nea'gres
:, vbi sayery essJso io kc' se' od'p'' suo
ss.aou uton to- cosny sHo has P'r''eaa'Y H. Uous'e
y.',, sreassoee .td sppisuded the violence an1
r, I, ts Which bod SIC "ie 'ea men have "'~n pee
is,,.,,,,,. o,poson aud 70 suby,rt the hesdom OF
d, efi,e;; -, -. c,or, 49,. 4,
1T ,,lt r,rd ed usy BE- decided by the gre" TO
> ,so..p q. ,be psx, ersaios Lection toeie''re'
S b., ~e consider al Po "a questions snb'erVi'n' %
-, % We. 6 n and Free Lsbo sod th.t the first d y
s T. in.ufe election 70 ns'es Of saneh ed
a FreSol In aud every ia, Of America soil
-. slavery ia Dot sre.5y established By sac A~
"a ,b,-,as to- County Of Ata1y hs. b'eu mepss nisd
T. Esiou. Les. by q; differences between e
o., Q, oher rt.t.. # pldc1 policy aud there Is nov aud
v IA. ben ls,e m.joii5 d the voters OF this D'ihct oP'
eese Il the sx,essiop Il Slavery; tseref'e,
,a Tia. b- Rep biear party Of this county IL esty 70
ye eifersposs o opiOn ether sniJscs snd cor 'isy
se sih czeIs q al parties VINO syn ps,oi1e win It's views
m IN. sl,ver, queoa srd e.ec- candidate who will 'ry
o..t hem IL the mex, pg-sss Of the Uaited s.ses
,,l,,,s, the Amecsa Of this County are almost
opposd 70 the rsDoa policy Of the Aimnisration
and 70 - .,te ps :ce Slavery On ksnsss By sue a'd v
isuc. End Pepusaus srd Auefesas IN Congress united In
,n OF the con the Kans" Constitution
s,gg,sd Is the Ho. John J. Csneen Of Keatuesyi now,
fLerefcTs
B,,s Tbs, tSe Republican party Of THIS County Invite the
cspaton 4 party 70 eefess the iniqutoos policy
Of he Asnst Asr Az sustain the Interests OF Freedom at
wshirg,cn
p,oted That Committee Of De'egs,es b. appointed 10
confer With the American Committee aud devise the bes,
us sy cut p Of the foregoing pesnbes aud reoo'
tiers LEWIS BENEDICT, Jr, President
s.. HtaDL,%' .o.,s 't' Secretaries,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

Department TIE oies' pr fit Of hf.y FIVE cau's or
ssC1 Go q, ssd to be Gstou'td t. toe p,ymert of
TIE feb's q il acvert Dev-ospe's, fof wtcb DIS
tipgLis' ed poucisrs vele liable among whom were
iOus Of tie oldest enemies OF the Pfs.nent
AZ al evidtrce # tte way tost things are d1n'
smorg 'he advocates Gf LeoonptOn, g.e you = fe Y
i'eus which gathered foIo clerk in CT ths ID :.
pa 'rnFnif.
S-pe;Or j C. Jones of Tennesae4 lOd Line W hig,
bsd contract 20 supply 200 horsss 1T sl59 each,
ich will make the neat Ct $40 800 II stated
that The hCYse - be OF psrculsr color so1 ez
but Wien they arrived at Fort Le.venwo~th they
fourd to be Of a sizes and all color-, but were
reveithsless accepted.
The brother Of the Hoe. J. a. ALL member OF Con-
grets fer the Cumberland, York and Perry Districts,
bad a contract to supply for the srmy 300 m1es at
s75 eanh making s52 500 also, order for POO from
Russell & Majors, Governm.Dt contractors, ct the
same pice amounting in all TO sS7 000 TIE kind Of
mules delivered could be bought readily at s2O each
1t Is ur necessary to sdd that Mr. Ahl voted for Le
compton and 10 a capdid ste for reelection.
Some Of the her members Of Congress from the
rural districts have been providing for their friends at
tire public expense in the way Of contracts for barley
at fine prices,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

I, = .ls5 whispered that NJ. HrAcfs hse sot h'c-
se.f in,o difficult place by sL-eios eers', isct.
II der tsta Il bis return 70 the wit. q number OK
r:,nesses we're awaiting &c be eIsmaea src wao
were &c be called 70 show the i...y CT h. lroke .
statements ard biz coppioi'y with tie pA ter.
nuorg thsn were Officer Deroe of this city. 90. q
irg M. HupoSes ststus endangered By evidence
sbout 20 be excited, Mrs. Blornt hasteue1 her de-
cior, to s7oid tie unpleasant consequences 20 NJ.
Huic cke.
Bloun will produces her saughte- b. this eveuioe. and
that at az eUly 6sy tie three win return to Mobile.
IL the meantime the Sheriff OF Frdsor County vii
keep an sys open for M. ie Rivis-s, on the atsoh
~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

Gov. WeZ os GRThsY MEoHssIcs.-Tce eTrahc
Governor ofVirgnia is exhibiting coed in pstrca-
ging the Free STATE Cooriss OF Eli Thayer sed whs..
tends 70 promote industrial enterprise In the on
Dominion. In speech wbich he made st the funsral
ceremonies the remains OF Pres.den. Monroe sk
r cl ,cnd, be sa.c;
SIT is time that Virgins was turning her sttentisa
70 manufactures, mechanics, miniog ard foreign CON-
No couut7y, no State can live upon oce eo'y
Of the five csrdirsl powers Of production. She uu6
resort to sl the five combined. aud che il dong It.
Go before you leave here. my freris from New York.
anc lock ~ the iron factories that are gro wing up
around tlis noble scenery say hs' labor Is aot the
mud silI os society ard thank God that the old
doonsl ari,tocrscy o. Virginia. which desplsed sae-
cesnicsl and manual lsbor is nearly run out TAsnk
God that we are bes inning TO raise miners, mechsaics
ssA manufacturers, that will help to rsse what let
Of shst arstoracy up 10 the middle groupd Of re-
spetsablity. Laughter and spplsuse. Look at the
iron a,tory here look a. the tobscco factory here
tha. factory ia every day stealing my life away with
the very weed o. luxury. The Governor ohews To-
bacco freely
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

DEATH OF JoHS n. WILDER.-The public viii be
panied to hear that John n. Wilder Esq, died in az
spopletic fit at the Delsvan House, at O'Clock this
ss He reached the city WITH ais wife, from he
county residence at Ballston this forenoon, and nad
been engaged in active business unA& he moment Of
his death He went 10 his room from sue dinner table
apparently in perfect health. He fell while convers
he with DR.. Armsby. and died instantly. Mr.. w.
was universally esteemed His time and weaish were
slwsys at the service Of benevoence an religion.
Albany Journal, 18th.
BRrAK IN THE CHANPIAIS CASAL.-Caral men
have been feeling good deal of unsssness, lest the
recent severe rain storrs should result IN causing
breaks in tie csnas. But nothing serious had CO.
cure until yesterday wheE the bank of the Cham
psip Canal On tie sixteen nile level nssr hechsn-
icsvile, gave way. The breaca is had one, out II
IL expected 10 be closed in three or fo,,r days.
p. S-A break occurred in the Ere Canal this
morning, half mile west Of Scbsaectsdy, which vii
take two OF thee days to repair.
IA5auy Jyzias. E,a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
SENATOR BIGLER IN wASHINGToN-ARMY
CONTRACTS,

~rspo< eSres ol TIE Philscelp pha Press.
w.snlNGros, JGly II, 1853.
Wes. hiss Senator bigger been here for Isl to
ave his interest in the printing Of the Post De
Sftnept, OF the newspaper of which he Is pst
isner II Is notorious thai Mr. Buchsnsn deslsred,
ssore Congress adjourned, ths, lie was resolved TO
~ e.ex Of en- !ncsbus." have sscersiaed that
10y i've cents OF the dollar received for the Post
'0k i've cents of which 90 t. Appleton OF the State
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

ecncne-y Nr Has tcr sto-v of 4. -, -.
vic sS!s ~ e hse two t6irrs .s.,.S i, "a, N'.
bisf sfe voac reses IrAry . mIri.ter; ss~r,s -
sor'a revtr i've Il TIE tcr- cf H. Yet sbs exa,...re
married minister q Il. Sc 4 vir b. win vss -
,asIg hieNs, .sio NJ. Haze 10 TIE y,G,g lac. a.
v.>c6 srsxss, ttr raslcappitgeusc.i A. L pstc.iys
r,rtSped be- tht it Is che tbsoi,g ca ..udeet, - I.
s-e c,sPrrg eecsr>> trey TANK yca VI s., r,.ry
ri.is;er. lRenewsd mer.inersl bat tAs m,rs
Of sI se $50 said .o5sy Nss that ste came dcty y~s.
tsired 20 81. fns.es6 of sitting dove ard sigtias
over tie scrpes,. Of our condition, We <aoud escS
nee. snd sischS-gs w'h zeal. energy snd faith. tss
duties Of the pos:,io, il which we severity toaaS
Crrre,yss"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16
The fountain in the same pond Psys on Sundsyy oey.
o nen Of Athens, viii y. eypoind thi. myy.sry'

CLEARING rRt PsRx.-Sixtsen female street. walkers
were arrested in the Park at late hour LIST nigh, sad
taken to The Secondws'd Stseor House. They VI
be tahen to the F-s. Disrc. Police Cour. this mona.
irg for examination
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

PrRr.s Psosirs On each eide Of the fsroas
boe'sc iros pond . white hos;i having ths fohs~rS
irS,;p'ion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-16

''", nor ALLOWED ~
rsis PoSO
or sVSpASS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-07
Notice.

We hereby give notice that We have adopt
ID the Cash 6ystsm with regard to subscrip-
tions. Hsncsforth, no name will be entered
On our books unless 1t be accompanied by
cash, and Whenever the pay runs out the pa
per will stop, unless or until more cash is
forthcoming.
Those who prefer to pay the carriers can
do 80; but they must look to the carriers and
not to Us FOR their papers, As tn. carriers
buy he papers Of ~, and there our respon.
sibility ends. The carriers are advised to
require payments strictly in advance, in all
Gases, but il they see ct to give credit that IL
their business and not ours.
10 regard TO tho rates and the terms OF
payment for Advertisements and Job Work,
the rules pablished in our papersrespecti
will be strictly adhered 10.
j. B. HOWELL & CO.,
HENRY NEWTON l. co.
KEOKUK POST,
Ter VIZ. REFS, Ae't.
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TsisgrapAic News.
WAsHrxoroN, Sent. 1.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 1.
Col. Rector has been instructed BY the Sso-
rotary Of the Interior to procssd to Florida,
and, a. soon - the season will permit, take
measures for the removal Of the Semfnoles,
who arc now in the Everglades. The Score
tafy Of War 10 DESTROYS that this shsll be done
under the snperintendenes Of Col. Rector,
md without the interference OF Florida or
ID cissns. White nags will be distributed
through the swanps for the purpose Of call.
ing them TO council.
Nc military foroe will be employed. The
Indians will DO removed to Arkansas, whittier
Billy Bowlegs and his band we're transfe rred,
should the negotiations be successful.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-The following are
the Congressional nominations Of the Peo-
ple's party in this county lst District, John
n. Ryan; ID, B. Joy Morris; Sd, Jno. P.
Vernu; 4th, VIM. Milliard; 5th, Thomas
Balch.
HIST. Louis, Sept. 4.--The Democrats Of the
9th District Of Illinois nominated Phillip B.
Fouke for Congress 10 place Of Robert Smith,
the present member. There were 70 ballots
cast.
New YoRK, Sept. 4.-The parties arrested
far being concerned in the Staten Island out.
rage were to-day held to answer 10 u, 00O.--
Com. Vanderbilt became their saYety. Charg-
- Of completely h the outrage have been
made against M. p. O'Brisn, q CLERK in our
Street Commissioners Office, and B. G. Lo.
din, aAfember Of the Harbor Police.
IL is said President Buchanan vas yester.
day telegraphed to, and informed Of the state
OF affairs, when he Immediately sent back d.
rections to Gen. Scott to make use OF ell the
means at his disposal to protect the Govern
ment property and shipping.
The patients are still on the Island, under
large tent, whore they are made comforta-
BILE, comparatively.
Eight new GASES Of yellow fever were added
to them yesterday by fresh arrivals. Three
additional deaths are reported among the old
patients, which we're fastened by the prevail
ing excitement. The stevedor, who was
shot by the mob on the first night Of the at
tack, died to-day.
Late advices received here from Hayti BY
the Isabella Buernan, state that the U. s.
ships Saratoga and Plymouth had beent at
Port GIL Prince whAn their commanders had
communicated with the Hsytien Government
in relation to the Island Of Nevasse. They
had left, but were to return again to receive
the news Of the Haytien Government.
A destructive fire bad occurred 1t Jacklel,
destroying property to the amount Of $780,
900.
NV ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-Deaths by yellow
fever, yesterday, II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-07

glad to see that We had entered the valley Of
the Ohio. From this time on till We reached
Cincinnati almost every foot Of ground was
interesting. The improvements generally
have highly finished and comfortable look,
and the scenery .is beautiful and in some
places almost enchanting. Az We passed
North Bend all eyes were turned to catch .
glimpse Of the ruined dwelling and the
tomb Of the departed hero and patriot, Har-
rison.j 6
We were glad to reach Cincinnati at
O'Clock in the morning, very we'll satisfied
with the performances Of the Broad Gauge.
We were put through in good time by gen.
tlemanly conductors, with every accommo-
dation usually afforded on first class roads.
There is little doubt that the Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi road will soon become the favoritc
route between St. Louis and the eastern
cities.
Through passengers were assured by print
cd circulars that the BUS would take us to
the Depot Of the Little Miami road, where
we could get "good breakfast" Trusting
this assurance, some Of Us got no breakfas.
at oil, and others got q very poor one at 6fty
cents head. It WAS evident at . glance
that the keeper Of this eating house made it
point to get the most money for the leas,
expense, and he is tolerably suooessful. We
oil agreed that such ON eating house at such
depot, in such city, was . disgrace to the
city, If not to the railroad company that toll
crates it. Why can not first. class eating
house be sustained here ~ we'll a. in other
citiesP At present, "through passengers
who can afford 1t, will take 'Bus and 90 up
to decent Hotel, provided there is time
enough before the next train starts.
Passing directly from one Depot to the
other in BUS, saw but little Of Cincin.
natl except Front street. After short de-
lay was rapidly whirled over the smooth
track Of the Little Miami road to Columbus,
and thence into Licking County, from whence
you will next hear from me, il at all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-09-07

NOTICES hereby given TO the owners Of the
losdsssribsdin the foregoing list, situateiia ths
City " keokuk, Lee County and State Of Iowa,
ed, thA,s spesal TAI has been sssessed and levied
By the City Council Of said city for IoAD.
ANYTHING in fSont Of said lots 81 dssienated
In the above list. and unless payment b made
18th day Of Sept, A. d. 1855, the said lots, or 20
much thereof - shall b necessary to disehssee
said taxAnd coats, will be sold on The day afore-
said, 1t the Aayor's Once In said city. betvesn
the hours Of o. clock .. m. aAd 5 'eloek .. =.
g. G. STEVENS,
Colisctorof thscity Of Ksokuk.
Sept. z, lS5S-dtd