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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

DROP. q, VoLLMD2, 81 Germany, vho be for
- laei tVo ~ . holf years ha1 chaeee Of ~
6epertmaot 81 Iastgu0entai music In tha Troy Oon-
fersnco AeoAany, Wet 4suDeney, W, has ma1e this
ely ~ poEma1oo3 hemo, and o1ee' hts prefeseionsl
On tie io11sU1ng tsrDs u
la1eo - hstFuction peR sessioe oftea veeks. e 3
leaeae - Woe6-phno o. nelo9sn, 4lO; viDoin,
n slasgee, - 11stoal Ceapositien and 1Aossagh
Daeo, ~ In addition 70 Ne ahovs, inst1uc4len y
sos!sd - dsss 10 0eeoaa d - pr tWa q -
Uoe1D, 2 lesoeos . weet.
lnstTuctlan WIN - G1vsa . : WslfDesss 1uoe
g: = y Ssssssss s's'ks''rses = sdasa -
Shoul1 80 desislps isstssssea = TIE NoaD q
Nssodesa q tAsts eun Aa9ess they can b srceome.
I v1nD41OR WOlII6uD.
laanas tnsa ~ - yeer = eeAsswss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
BOOTS N SHOES.

We "" .RRxTaL
AT THE
CITY SHOE sTo1H.
ID. II. 0ARh1ToN,
Corner 4tll and Brady sl's,
Ts NOW RECEIVING HIS SUMMER STOCK
i Of Boots and oho00 for
Gents, Ladies' and ChildroDS' Wear,
which for superior quality and variety c,nnot be ex.
celled al OF which has been manufactured and Sc
lccted expressly for his
RETAIL TRADE,
and will be sold IT tn, most reasonable prices to suit
the times. He also manufactures 70 order
Gents Fine French Calf Boots.
Sewed and Pegged; Caters and Shoes made by the
best Of workmen 1t the City shoe Store.
June. dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21
II. Y. SLAXMAkER,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CoAMIsstoSKa o. DEEDS
JOHN N.

JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
ATTORNEY h COUNSELLOR AT LAW
DAVENPORT, Iowa.
vNHE subscribers offeI the following parcels OF Real
! Estate for sale 70 which they respectfully invite
the attention Of purchasers:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

PurnfturO WAForoon.

Furniture WaForoom.
eNH undsTsigned having tsten IN nev eeoys
reon IA s. Perry n, Cnerwia's Dleckl = nov
pfeporea 10 givs m strict personal aseentloa 70 ~
uu6ertakiag buslneos IN al III brancAeG. a 1ango
and ban1sn0e aaourtoeat Of Co6lns q s~vuy6oafp.
tSea euoGeaAcy q Aann inclssing
ASas. AaAe1say, Rlsek WsIsss. Msvvy. -
tosno naokty 0oYovod. PaStaeular ot1Gn11s9 4 IN.
o1to - ~ - complete oteakce
I'm Furniture.
a&kzEz
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-21

$4,000
$4,000
$3.50
5000
5000
S2.SOO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-13
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
State Of Iowa, In the District Court OF Lee
Lee County, -. County, Mt keokuk.
Isaac X Cochran ~. William Purneill
and Mary Purneil his wife, James Foreclosure.
Ii. Green and Jonathan WycoG.
rINHE above named defendants are hereby mott
i fed that there In now on fle In the oisice of
the Clerk Of tho District Court Of Lee County, 1t
keokuk. petition OF said Tsaa~ X cr~hrnr
claiming Of the said william Purpell ave
hundred and sixty-six 0Sl00 dollars With the
interest threcon, ~ money due on two promis-
sorry NOTES. and q mortgage on part OF lot four In
block one hundred and nincty-eight Ia said city.
70 secure the came, all executed by him 10 said
Cochran and dreen, aud claiming also the fore
closure Of said mortgage and that unless they ap-
pear and answer thereto or before tie TUESDAY
next after the first Monday Ut February, 1859, dc.
fault will be entered against them and judgm cpt
rendered thereon. Dated tho 27th day Of septem-
Der, 1898. Nj. J KELLY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The plaintiff In the foregoing matter having
| obtained Nj order Of publicstion against William
Purneil and Mary Pnrncll. and james Ii. Grsen
from the District Court " said Lee County Iowa
Let publication be made in the "Gate city. i
Newspaper published In said county, tarco times
Per week for four consecutive weeks.
EXILE j. LEECH, Clcrk D. C.
Sept 2s, IS5S-ssps0dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-13

TINE undersigned win sell superior sstiels Of
= Coal, II lafgsof small quantities, for Cash, 1t
low rates. Having made nrangrmchta Tor large
trade during the fall and Winter, will s0ntrsct
to deliver Coal through town, and q Msrsaw,
AiexAndfia and Hamilton. WIN. L. WOOD.
Once on Sd street, ct the once Of 6tryker 4
Wood, kcokuk. u. y. BhAMDkS,
Sent. 80 dam Agent
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@ RAND TRUNK RAILM "a y
OF CANADA.


OF CANADA.
- DELIGHTFUL 4 ROMANTIC R0uTE~V3
pRem THE WEST TO
Boston, Nssce York, and the Eastern States
Via the Michigdn Central, Great Western,
096fnsbvvgh vsvmons Cemtvai, and
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this onte have 40 opportunity Of
visiting some Of the grandest and most won
derfui seenary In the world, including Toronso,
NtsSsys Fails, Srspenson Bridge, Thoxsand IsiaMds,
Asrfds Of the 81. Ldrrsnee, Quebec, Montreal Waite
Aesslafus, the 7s6aior Bridge tnearIy f,so miics
lsagfA1, Lake CAampiasa, Falls Of Menimoremei,
Asdson Rtpev, ETC., etc.
On snd after Aay /, 1855, Baggage will be
Chesked Through from Chicago.
To EMIGRANTS.
Passages may BE- secured at the once Of the Com
pany In Chicago BY sALlsa ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdeen and Aontroae. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintcnds the removal Of
smigrants and baggage 81 Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from SO 70 as to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
l. WAT n An,
OF &c 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LoNGi
Il under contract TO this Compan for one or more
trips 70 Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago ia the principal towns in Europe will
shortly Be issusd. Tickets from Chicago for All
points East, also for the LeyatAsn, or for tho NJ
.. ). Co.'S ships, can be obtained at the 0Hce
Of the Grand Trunk RxiiroAi, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago
J. wARRAcK,
Agent Of Grand Trunk R. h. Co., Of Canada.
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No. Estes House, re kuk.
WITH thanks to MY many friends for past
w faYors, l beg leave 10 inform them that
am nov receiving my Spt ING AND SUMMER
STOCK OF CLOTHING, fresh from the
houses az ID. Deyiin Co, and James Wilde, jr.,
h 90. the two beat Clothing uouses in the Uni
led states. My Clothing is good and well made /;
thsss Who have purchased Of me will testify ~
that fact and to those Who have not, wouldsay,
coms ssdtry for yoursesvss Good Goods, ~ . fair
price arc always the cheapest.
Owing 10 the pressure In money matters am
compelled to sellstrctly for CASH.
April I'D AN .dkIFfITH.
rEkTS' Cashmere Suits, good and latest fash
Oion, for sale at No.3 Estes House, Msin-st.
apr2d .W.G.
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Tho Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG A. AIHGE, Agents,
Eo.149 Main street, .....kE0kUk, IOWA.
I lFFER FOR SALE, In quantities to suit, the
- following varieties Of Powder
Rtfe--FG. FIG. and FFFa. in rs, I2i, and
63fb kegs.
FFFd. in cases of Is ih. canistcrs.
. . y"
Blasting and Mining-F. FF. and o. IS ID. kegs
sAvGrr kUsE ut wholesale aud retail.
We Will furnish the above Powder by single pack
age, 1t lowest market rate.
We willfurnish merchants, contractors and quar-
Iymen, qaantitisi upon the lowest terms, aud de-
liver to them here, thereby saving to them all risk
Of transportation. In all cases We will GUARANTEES
eur powder to give satisfaction.
Consumers Of powder buying in s, 10 or % key
lots, can save money by buying Of us.
sportsmen can buy Of US ut retaii--
PowpxR in and ID. canisters, and any desired
quantity.
Snor, by pound, bag or ksg.
GUS CAPS, by the box or thousand.
KELLOGG 4 BIRaE.
sep21 No. lac Main I'll.
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:: - !;
=. =. sM1fn,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Foarth-strest,
BETWEEN MAIN AND BLoNDEAu,
Has Just returned from the East
HAS RECEIVED THIS DAY
Asclect Assortment
NEW GOODS,
ADAPTED TO THE COMING SEASON,
Which he will be happy to exhibit to all who call
With his facilities for obtaining
THE LATEST STYLES OF GOODS,
And constantly receiving
Everything view I'm THO way Of
HON,
He respectfully invites the Gentlemen of keokuk
and vicinity, when in want ol
EAsY-FIrrrNo AND N1CE-xADE CLOTHING,
S8-ro GIVE nrn cArL.-0&
N. B-particular attention paid To CUTTING
for others to make. Boys, clothes Cnt.
Keokuk, Sept. 10, 'ss-d
AaDAEW y. WILKINSON,
tlAte Wilkinson 4 Marshall,
wholesale NJ Resatl Drnga lst,
NO. % MAIN-sT.,
OFFERS for cash 70 the trade, and ut retail, a
" full assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, Oils,
Paints and Dyss, window dlass, Glass Ware and
Varrishes ut and below n Arket rates.
Aug. Is, ,ts-d
NITRATE Silver Crystaiixed--4s ounces Chem
In ically pure, in store and for sAls by
A. J. WILKINSON,
auglsd 90 Main-si.
cyFTs. TukpENTINE--ao gal. in barrels and
4. j. WILKINSON,
Auglsd 90 Msin-st.
II lNsEED, Lard and sperm oii--2o0 gal. each,
Al. Wilkinson,
augl6d so Main-st-
4 LCoHoL, so and IS per oent--5oo gal in store
-'' - $50 - A. WILKINSON.
1So0pER'S isIKHLAsS- 10 Ms Of this superior
s''' - a. :. WILKINSON,
augled se Main-st'
YEk'S Cherry peetoral--2a0 dozen of this
n standard remedy for Coughs and Colds, in
A. j. WILKINSON,
Sole Wholesale sgeatfor keokuk,
auglsd so Main-st.
L,RAYsER's BAKING POW DER, admitted by
i Mllwho hare tried it. as superior TO any 9TH
- ".nuA'''' anu "A 4. J. WILKINSON,
aug2Ad 20 Main street.
/yOpAL, Nos. and q; Coach, Iron, DeinAr or
~ White, Japan and Leather, Of the Queen City
Varnish Co., for sale in aaan,'tss, e sa.t ey
aug23d sa Main-st.
ii ECKER's FAKINA, diet for invaiids and
A. J. WILKINSON,
aug73d % Main-st.
DERRY DAVIS Pain killer 10 gross large me-
i dunn aud email sizes, for sale by
A. j. WILKINSON.
aug2sd % sain-ss.
(NHK0MES--5recn and yellow, dry, In store and
~ for sale very lew by
A. ]. WILKINSON,
aur23d 90 Main-st.
nURE Castor Oii--pressea and Clarified
by steam--iu store ard for sale low by
A. j. WILKINSON, Druggist,
augsld 96 Main-st.
Al AcE 100 lbs. prime Penang. in store and for
Nl saleby A. j. WILKINSON,
aus24d a6 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-13

DAH14OR. Chamber ana Kitchen
L SETS, VI all kinda, for sals cheap fes Gosh. ~
GEO. X. KlLBOURNE, Agsst,
KAin-st., bet. "a and "a,
may15d Keokuk Iova.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-13

4 GOOD assortment Of Boys and youtAa
k1Clothing, 81 No. Estes Hosss, 4AiA~e&.
aps3d A.W. oRx11EIN.
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$lO,OOO STOLEN.
$4,000 REWARD!
READ READy


Tns RosBKRr o. rsx uxrox BANK OF Krxpsn-
HooK.--T The safe blown open BY III robbers Of the
Union Bank, ut kindefhook, was made by Bilas o.
and Burglar Proof safes, and cost $500, II ap-
pears that u was not blown open BY charging tke
lock on the outer door, but by dfilIinK hoIe i'm.
mediatcly above the lock, through which they
could have inserted sufficient quantity II powder
to have blown the building to atoms. The door
casting being sprung from the door, they spilled
bars and wrsnched Il Of without much di6caity
The lock on the Burglar Proof Safe, leo callsd,)
which was inside Was blown TO pecss, and BY using
the bars again, the door was removed ind the rob
bers secured their booty. Al the slock nuaG hays
stopped at the time Of the s1piosien, NJ sohaers
half in getting into tao building and ~ safs.
The robbers succeeded in obtaining A3.AS0 IN
specie, of which $500 in gold dollars; - $50
In bills Ut the Undertook Bank, Of which $500 ~
we're unsigned and Id sheets, and 900 mutiiatsd;
$aSos in bills Of other banks, IT which u 900 .
notien Of 5os, ~ . and 1911 also. three checks.
one for $3.50 III. drawn BY David Dayton, on ths
Bulls Head flank, TO the order Of u. q. Aanhall:
one FtlSl ~ 70 the order of B. s. Marshall.
drawer and Bank not known one fer 1DS So on
the Farmers and Bank, Of williamsburg, 70 the
order II Z. Wsndoser, drawn BY y. = A. 6turts-
vant.
The Bank ohsas reward Of $500 Nor the det<e.
ton and conviction Of the robbers 81, 500 for ~
recovery Of the money, or proportional eur ~
tho recovery VI part Of tho money! Albany
Morning kxpress, Sept. -, 1858. 81.
long the public continue TO sAs Ehsas In 6afea.
10 avoid your ihcnsy being stelsaI AnAe one II
Il lilies Chilled and Wrought Issa 49,, fastsnsd
with bis Powder Preol LOskas G11l - - than
:. ths lows stats ATensy, r. Mata.st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-13

t0-fArfnersAtp NOTICE.
II r. GRAY 4 Il. Il. SMITH have this dax
N. for1avd partnership in the Carpenter ard
Building business in all its branches, under tbs
htrn RANG and styts VI Gray smith. They viii
be found on Fifth street, between High and Nor
gan, where tAey viii be happy to receive the or.
asrs 81 their friends asad the public.
mayI7 '6sa6.n
r sOMPULAD sYEIF 81 black berry Keo,. rof
~ sAls by IS. u. y0WkLL'
aaE7d ISL MAin-st,
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| - --
M MEATl MAEATIl..5. OOO bush.
~ Of COED spring WHEAT van ted, for which
wewiil pay the Highest market price In CASH.
AuS1dAw w. II. AUSTIN d co.
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LxTENSION TABLES, s1Ac DoarAs,
IL DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAIRS,
in Oak, Mahogany and Cherry, for sale low for
Cash, hy 1EU. Il. KILBOUKNE, Agent,
mAyld Maia-st.. bet. "a 3 I'd.
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nlMaalw1lAn,

DeSsolWS1oA.
vrHE Oo-PaYtnership heretofore existing be-
= tween the subscribers, ander the name and
arm Of FArrar = Aainss, is this day dissolved b
mutual consent. Robert p. g. Haipes will con
tinue in the business, and sign the Name Of the
Arm IN iiquidAsion. They will also settle al ~
b paid them. II. 3. tARRAR,
ROBHRT HAIMH0.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-13

Paper kAngtngs ~ Cost.
ME- viii sell our large and veil selected stock
vv.af Wall Fapers. witAin the next thirty days,
Ut unprecedented NV prices for Cain. Call and
examine. OGDEN, RROWNKLL CO.,
aagSod ~ kAin-st., and 6sccndst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-13

Including cooked provisions.
A fally qualified Surgeon sails In each vessel.
Each Passenger ticksted through viii be al
loved the same quantity If baggage FREE BY Rail-
rosd = BY Steamer, Wis: - e1bic fect for each
eab1n and 10 fest for sacA ssserags passenger.
Special trains from Quebec with this MATHS asd
PaAseneers Are dispatchsd On the arrival OK sAeh
Steamer.
Itwili b observed from the following table that
the canadian line hsvs bsatsn every othsr In GROSS
ing tn AtIAntis, The average passages Of the Ool
Inns Anl Cuara Hines - BY The annual tables in the
N. 7. Herald during 1857 being
BAsfwAnD. WKsrwARp.
Colliss Line lid IN 3em Collins line, I3d l3h ON
Cuaard " ~. ia x3h SIN ! Cpnard n. ia l6h An
= Baston la 81 em Z Boston I'D fsh ON
Canadian liAa1ed l5h On csnadianL L. lid ID ON
The lsagnt passagss made By the Canadian Lane
we're II aAys 70 Liverpool and I days 70 Quehec-
The Collins Line have made passages Of Is to 20
days, and the Cunard Lane Of Is 70 II days.
For Passage or Freight from Chicago to Liver
pool, or Liverpool TO Chicago. apply 70
). WARkACK,
Agent Of the n. . @. Is. Co.,
No. 30 DsSsboyr Street, Chicago. Ms.
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AsaLO.SAxON, NORTH AMERICAN,
BOHEMIAN, tnew) NORTH BRIT0N, taevl
NOVA 6C0TIAN. tnew) HUNGARIAN, tneyH
--------, tnswl.
Running In connection with the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD of Canada, under contract with
the Canadian Govcrnment to transport
the Malta.
DATES OF SAILING.
IRON oun1xo rRou LIvxKpooL.
Bverery alternate Satur- Every alternate ednes-
day trom the land Of day from tho xoth o.
Nay 70 tho nth Of April 70 the 10th q
NCvembf, inclusive. October, inclusive.
Uaffng the winter months these vessels connect
wishtke aRAND TRUNK RAILROAD IT Port
land.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Fyea Chicago to Liverpool via Mich Central Great
WAtMn and GRAND TRUNK RAILROADS
and Steamers,
to$AvV
according 10 accommodations.
including cooked provisions.
Yro~ Liverpool 10 CAsesgo, via Steamers andRail-
roads,
.$vb TO tflb1o
according to accommodation.
0...
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Mount E~Kic m poll.
'IsHE best article known for cleaning and bur
nislAag Gold, silver, Copper, Steal, Tin. and
all other metais; also, for cleaning Windows, Mir
rorsAnd Glass Ware. s. u. VOWELL,
sep2ad l6t Main-st,
I HAVE on haud : general IN ,ortment of Z Il The
popular Patent Medicines Of tho day, which
warrant y bs genuine.
s.ts s. b. VOWEL,
sept ~ No. Isl Mxin-st.
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TUsT RECEIVED, 4 Large Lot ~
OSUPEkIOR ICE C1a EeTN--en indispsnss-
be article In every faniivfor sas very ehsap, b.
GEO. X. KILBOURNE, Agent,
june5-d ,MAin-st., bot. ID = I'd.
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Posters Pascns window supporters,
9ItHE best supported and Fastener IN the WORLD,
4 not excepting Weights and Pulleys and Sash
Locks. for sale by PLUMMEk CO.,
septldAw 1903 Main-st.
A FINE assortment Of Epaneled Crates, just
II received by PLUMMEk CO.,
SeptldAw No. los Main-st.
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n. ALsxArnss, esc'y.
Rsokuk, Aug. % 1Sdla

RAILROAD NOT1CEs
MOTICE h hereby SVEN ~ Ill parties interested
IN thAa the oossslidAti0n Of The lows 0outhssu,
and the Ksokuk and NebrAska Railroad Companies,
according 70 n a6t astAozisine the sans, NJ ~
pwfeessd. The axtislssaof esasolaaAioo entered
int fs9 tho eostraetlen Of The reed iron Ksoesu-
ssA, VA Bssan Co., 70 the Aissoari sivss, and 70
s. styled and known q the kshrAskA and Bouth
IONS Railroad Co., and nov fully anthorssd - ear
y out tho ehjset Of thsiS equalization.
kALPH r. LOWE, Psss't.
E.fhAynn. Gno'y.
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OFFICE OF rns NnDnAsxA AHpl
HouTn IOWA =. n. Co. I
The Stockholders Oh III NetrAsha aDd 0cuth
lows Railroad Co. are hereby notAsd that thsyaxe
required TO pay N installmsnt 1t per cant. On
thsir Subscription ~ the capital stsek II eaid
Company forthwith, 10 H. DunlAvy, ESQ., Rsasral
Agent.
BY order Of tho Board Of Directors
=. AAyNH, 8ss'y.
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gsA " 300 sib ,rns ana Tie risd wbsl be ron
y. W, fcshtned very considerably. II ai oct, now.
rrttyrg, Logan 10 fall ~ nxhl approached while toe
barometer continued Tsing.
FIFTH Dky-AUGUsr 2.
A, seven O'Clock this m,rniug steamer va. rsporte
coming from the westward and steering directly 90 our
course. What vessel could be- Not the Porcapne,
which TIE British governments despatched 70 Troiiy
Rsy 10 oox out for the Niagara her arrival No, Il
could he the Porcupue, for she would NOT out
~ far. n must be one Of the Boston or New York
steamers, which had followed the OF the Telegraph
P.,esa tor the express purpose Of meeting and speak
ing the Niagara Ys, must certainly be from
e.hcr Of thcse places A few misuies n1re,
however, Will place the matter beyond conjecture
In half hour from the time at which sbe report
Cd discovered that she Boston steamer bound
for Liverpool On coming up 10 the Gorgon she slowed
Gown aud finally stopped signals with escort
from vhich sho leaned the mission which
we ave employed, az well the SUCCESS that
has attended thus far. AZ was impossible
for the GOrgOn W stop, the steamer turned OF her
course and proceeded westward with her until she
obtained al the Information she could CLEAN Then stop
which supposed indicated her humber or name but
which we're unable 10 make out Her deck was
literally crowded with passengers, and from what "a
&C uld see OF them through gsss was evident that
they were watching with the greatest interest Curt
HUDSON Rad tue telegraph Tag displayed at sbe zeu sai
a. Il Of somewhat gis sntc dimensions, With words
Atlantic Telegraph wrought upon II w arge letters
they had no difBculy 10 determining ~ho snl
what We we're Then, TOO. they could cot descsfa
the delicate lire between our stern aud the water
they must certainly have seen The whee over which
was paid out, revolving with speed hat showed
dong WORK RAPIDLY and yell The rate Of pay
ing bad reached miles az hour, and we were
gong through the water st from i've 10 six HJg
oLlereni from the expedition o. last year when ne
speed q the ship hardly exceeded an average OF four
miles per hour After vschns for fifteen OF twenty
minutes The steamer proceeded on her course dipping her
hag 70 ~ 90 she vents compliment which promptly
rtsnrnsa Less than hour after sbe bad diss2
pesreo below Vie horiz1b ard could DOLLY trace ber
cfurfo ~ nc bscF Inc of snre sha len aJnr ths sSg
lseie VA teIy neavy sven, HNe .9- lsI after
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~ TeLslnt tnt oseGce Nc nave pad out to+ mdes
es3 sihoms Of cable, which sbo~s sufp IA Of - niles
o.. fsitoms over the distance b. observation, or
atuUt "a peT cent Tie depth OF The water varies
~ " POO isth 1ma ana the wind, which bier from
W y. W, ffcshened very c0nsidcrahiy II aii not,
ever attain the force Of gaze, and what Ft more
rrhtHyrg, Logan 70 ia A. nisni approached whio toe
baf oIaeter C0Ltisued sing
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'V~tIADIlo 0erfIcDe lungs 2A9e1fur, 1850
- Nr. Is, SecpnbfraBe. -
onlp. Der @ullep bon Sirsinien,
Il y 49, t.A'l- NIT 1891, 600 capital. go d h - H-
SecitrrtnsD euerzye rliaerun9S Comply. q. -,
tiaox ~ NIT $226,0OO capital. g5 ID ..e1lOTs
AlbetllarlezS nluraneeS@ Dmp. 81 SUPPLEMENTARY
~ .1, 4y,l,. = nit $235,00O CAPITAL. ~
Walbtn9tonSeuerSe rliGerun9s@ pmp. p.G.=N.,
~ ,l.It. sIpHrntt $27OCG0 Gapitai. usa's $50 ,"Ig
'Pactftcz Teuer'S eriiderln %Scmp. y. N.z0ai.
= .xl ~ mtt.$25t ,953 gapital. rrqe 4. I'd
Shnfbur9S Y5erli4eru19Ss@ ortlp. bon Girgiaieu,
e. We NIT $t47,5OO gapital. ''' ~
Commonwealth Geri4eruns8 Gump. bon Sur
do riSburS, Penn.;,'4is4IH Is 1l4GsI J ,3fl1 g.
slE CI2' NIT 1851, 972 gdpttaI. l3gH7uE s.rI
Ver. Staaterr2ebenszS erliderunssz@ cntp. son d
pbllaoelpbta, Ya .c-la s99Iatu5 us59l9,8I
~ NIT 81, 250,7S2 GapttaI.
Dbl Setnrrrnts9 Dertb bes repreienttrten Capitals SO, gt3 856. 90
DaSi pbi8c gapttal tit t1et ~anselsgt ~. Guafen Der Merit.
tt9erten unp ote Sperdttpneh 9enaHnter @pmpaarieen ami
lptrtltben Sdar.Jeho pber Ibefen @letbrertb tlfrt. u Ot3
3batla1s baB cine Werlderrn9 S-g ON pante etnfab autbpri, q
frtltt, EN- 9roBes eePttat 5u baben, etbt feline @arantten iii
PIE @ntf9aSt8un8 Der Verft1erten i'm 8aa BON UerIuf. T3uf
Stf SDn, Dem untertet6aeten representation Companion ia,
ben wtrtlt3@ Serft8bare$ Capital gum Splen pbenanaes
sebsnen iSetrae, oerantwprtli6 fur BITE 8ablune Spn 0erlaRSsn.
y 4gsrltb sran8SppItesn 'purSen ~aa68eseben ". 8erlufe paatt.
pp ~esies'-'''' V''' "'d9bps. D. SpbnfGn n. w
u. Sanqaie, Str. 70, StrDnbRr h
NJ. :; S Z beg Office wirp Dsrti4 seIprpaea.
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Pie 8oloens 'Ttebaiae, wsf&e f6g9ats @ef4raad anstestl
pate Dsrteatee nar traeent Der fehsrinnt. Der @erinsf
anfere befsn ;9rdfts sa unb ~DerIansen bDn ibnen feline Be,ab.
lung lung ,i mem @nl E { at$t 10 ssais ssisiessa asfsat fse. gDir aabsr
Ga, ntmet.. Yapter-, Nta6t, Sdaalen. unS Verien.ger,,terrn
gen ebenfs 9Clbent Brdceistts, @prfefnabeln, S6lIFei, Sic.
! &c. pprrdtbtsat n-w GeStlbnthe .su .btG-a 9reifen aefes
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