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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-11

ETTwo lines Of stages are already adyer.
tised TO run from eastern Kansas to the pise,
Peak region, commencing in the spring. Two
weeks 10 the time set for performing the jour.
ney each way.
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Pennington bridge.

Col. swazey says that the damage which
gave rise to the report in the Alexandria IA.
pers that the bridge at Pennington was down.
was very slight, and was remedied during the
day. lie says the bridge will be kept in per-
feet repair, constantly.
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-a1ssA SEcsII 1s.-.Traas oaM.e... sol. ,i.o.,,
Republican, os,70o; Democratic, IS 1913
american, 1904. Republican plurality
so,4o2- Republican majority over all, Is,
III. A 1olerable powerful party.
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BrYINESs NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAILY GArE ciTr, and
wHskIY VALLEY Vine, must be accompanied by
the cash in all cases
Daily suhscri bers pay the carrier If they pre-
fer, ence in two weeks. The carrier is advised TO
require payment in advance, in all cases.
No job Work delivered until paid for.
An advertisements must be paid for in advance,
except in the Of customers with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quarterly.
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THE STORY or "AyIs.'--Dr. Holmes told
the story Of the heroine OF his poem in the
last Atlantic, at the close or lecture in
Charlestown, Mass, recently. 1t seems that
little colcred girl was brought TO the State
Industrial School for Girls at Lancaster. in
such state Of disease as TO present q most
revolving spectacle to oil connected with the
establishment 1t seemed as IL nobody
would care 10 touch her, or could look at her
without disgust and dread. Under these
circumstances, "Avis" vo unteered to take
charge Of her, and did 80 night and day,
"giving body and soul to her." as DIR. II.
saws, until she was restorcdt to life and health.
II Boston Adv.
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The Paupcrs Returned from America
TO Liverpool.

At the meeting Of the Liverpool Work
house Committee, on Thursday, MIR. Crop.
per presiding, the clerk reported American
authorities, within tho past twelve months,
showed the following, namely: Belonging to
England and Wales, e Scotland, s Ireland,
%; Demerara, L; st. Domingo, /; New
foundland, / ; Germany. Total l0o. OF
this number, seventeen were lunatics and ep-
ileptics, and the great ma jority broken down
and sickly men and women. OF the Irish,
nearly all have been passed home at their
own request. Fifteen Of the whole are still
in the workhonse. II was remarked by one
member that we ought to have claim upon
government for the support OF these paupers;
and another asked, why should not the Irish
be sent at once TO their own country, instead
Of to Liyerpoolp MIR. Nelly said that the
evil arose in this way : Emgrans runners 10
Liverpool persuaded poor people to 90 to
America. Or their arrival they were asked
it they had means OF subsistence and il
they bad not, and were women with children,
or pregnant, or unprotected, and had no tick
ct TO convey them into the interior, they were
ordered back by the Commissioners Of new
York, and returned in the ship in which they
were taken out London Times, Novem-
Der l6.
The "Autocrato Of the Atlantic is very
popular in England. A contemporary, we be.
lieve, the Providence r. IL Journal, excel
lent authority, says:
At dinner party in London, some months
ago, Thackeray spoke Of this series of pa
pers AZ among the foremost in literature, ad-
ding with emphasis that no ''iving English
men could have written them" Wilkie Col
lirs, after abiding to these articles and to
the new essays Of Emerson, said, that "with
such contributions, the Atlantic need not fear
competition anywhere in the civilized world"
And recently Charles Reade, abiding to the
Atlantic Monthly, held this language: "The
stories are no worse than Blackwood's, Fra
xer's, etc, and some Of the other matter is
infinitely beyond our monthly and trmestal
scribblers, being genuine in thought and
English in expression; whereas, what passes
for criticism here is too often mixture of
cuckoo and heehaw--a set Of conventional
phrases, turned not in English, but in Nor.
man French, and the jargon OF the schools.
After five and twenty years Of these
without a spark Of thought, novelty or life
among them, | turn TO such papers as the
'Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table with sense
of relief and freshness
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Lost.
nS NJ ain st. or on 4th between Main and Full
N/ton, ladies large dark lava breast pin. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same a, Bridges store, corner main and 9Th sta.
declll3ts
trustees sale.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
L tina, shall on 8sh day Of January next, In
front Of the Clerks offce in the city Of Keokuk
sell TO the highest bidder FOR cash, at public
Lee and State Of Iowa, TO wit Lot eight tS) in
block one hundred and t~enty-nins (I7s), of the
city of keokuk, and will make deed to the pur-
chaser.
Said sale is made by virtue Of a deed from A.
b. Ball and wife, conveying said lot TO me trust
to secure the payment OF two notes Of san so
each, dated August 30, Is So, payable 30 the order
of Hawkins Taylor in one snd two years rospcc-
lively from date with ten per cont. per annum
interett aud the holder Of the Las, note, which il
unpaid, having produced the same to and re-
quired be execution 81 tho trust, shall sell said
property according to the terms of the deed.
SAINT Y. MILLER,
Dec. " !, ls5S-dtd Trustee.
more New Goods from the East.
TTlIis day received, lot Of hne Broadcioths
i Black Doeskirs, Fancy Cas- simeres Rich Vel
vets, &c. ELLIOT F. SMITH,
Tailor and Draper
ncel6d 70 Main-st., het. n and Sd.
OvcrcontinEs at Cost
FI1HE subscriber will sell the balance Of his
| i oyercoatings at cost, until January LIST.
| Decl0i Il. F. SMITH.
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MIcnIcAN.-The total vote polled a. the
fall election was l2l,552. Republican mn
joriiy, l0,5l4.
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KEEP AN EVE Owls and lO,s on the
Forest City Bank, Wis.,, altered from rs, are
afoat.
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ELECTAON
or, The Pranks 81 the NJ oA rn Puck I.
"I'll put 6irdle round about the Earth"

VI no y FL - - Inc Nh00Crn fmCA .
''I'll put 6irdle round about the Earth"
Telegraphic Epic for the Times, in which the
origin, progress and u the
Scienceof Electricity and Magnetism are act forth
POLITICALLY and practically for 500 years from the
time Of Thales 70 the Submarine Telegraph, en-.
bracing every broad field Of Electrical Discovery
and achievement, and especially the last great
FIELD Of the Atlantic Ocean.
New York, Aug. ~, 1858.
CONTENTS:
Invocation, The Amber-6prits, Iniancy OF Sci
ence, Copernicus, Calico, Newton, tho Temple Of
Science, Eiectrop's Trance, His Awakening, Flee
tron Tortured, Attraction and Requisite Eleciron
in Germany, The Electrical Machine, Electron En-
trapped. The Leyden Jar, Franklin and his Kite
The lightning Captured, The Kite Ia Europe
Franklin's Magic, The Thunder Storm, The Jhun.
er-Boit. The Lightning bod. The Northern Light
The Arctic Aurora, 0alvanism, Volta, Electron' !.
Aetamorphoses, Tale Of Tear, The Artificial
Diamond, Shakspeare's CiiG, The snbm arins Bat.
terry, The Telegraph Foreshadowed, Electro agne.
tism, The Telegraph Realised, The Aveneer oil
Blood, The Electric Fire-Alarm, The Elsctrotype
Cause Of Cholera, Table Turnings, Ocean Tele-
graph, Conclusion.
One Unique Volume, In fancy boards. Price
30 cents. For sale by
sep2ld OGDEN, BROWNELL / co.
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gT-Ths N. Y. Post has the following cpl
ANENr FEE noRrARA CASE,

The Papal Powers say, what they do they do
From sheer dislike to give the devil his Je,e;
But some mistake their good intent for evil,
And rather think they give the Jew the devil.
MARyIA-Lis.
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THE Belgian journals record tho mar.
riags Of four brothers to four sisters, oele.
brstcd st the same time, ct Mons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-11

THg DIS MONKS VALLEY NniG Il published
every Monday at this Office, is one efthe oiass'
papers in lows, and has widely extended eiren-
lation throughout the Des Aoines valley, North
srp Missouri and Western Illinois.
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kEUkUK FEMALE SEMINARY.
'INHlS Institution will commence its second ses.
1 sion on Monday, Nov. 18th, in the second story
OF DR.. sanford's building, corner Of Fifth and
Concert streets.
The Board Of Trustees of this Seminary elected
FROM various rel icus denominations and repre-
sen ting q large part OF the Christian community,
desirs by the united and operative eorts Of the
friends Of education to establish gradually such
m institution as cur city requires.
The Principal OF the institution Is Rev. c. A.
WILLIAMS, TO whom. or to the Secretary Of the
Board, applications for the admission Of pupils
may be made.
The charges for tuition will be IS and s. In the
ordinary English studies, with . small additional
sum for incidental expenses. For Latin. French,
German, &C., extra charges will be made.
Its desirable that persons designing 20 become
pupils be present punctually on the 6rst Of the
session. VIM. THOMPSON,
President Of the Board OF Trustees.
HENRY SrRose, Sec'y.
keokuk, Nov. b. lS58-d
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]. X. RICKEY'S
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
Land and General Agent,
INT ELL ENCE OFFICE,
-


RUYs, Sells, Exchanges, Rents or Leases Pro.
- perty Of every kind.
kind.
Draws Deeds, Mortgages and Agreements, and
examines Titles to Property.
Gives reliable information respecting the Price
OF Property.
Takes Acknowlede emsn,s.
Is Agent Tor Insurance Co npanics.
Inquiries BY Letter promptly replied 10.
Negotiate Loans, makes Collections.
Obtains, Exhibits, Buys and Sells Patent Rights
Loans Money on Collateral Security.
Low charges, never firing energy, and punctuai-
lily, are the leading features II this House.
Refer to the following gen tlemen,
X. p. Lowe, Governor.
Hon. Thos. W. ciagett.
Geo. C. Anderson & Co.. Bankers.
Rix, Hale 4 Co. Bankers
eC-Ageneies and Business Solicited.
Sept. 4, '5s-d
Now ReaAy....Price gifty Gents.
RY John Mullaly, tho Oficiai Historian Of the
- Memorable Expeditions, THE LAYING or
THE TELEGKAPHlC CABLE with ill iss Incl.
dents and anecdotes, impressive Or diverting; ~
we'll n fresh and reliable biographical sketches Of
hesss. Field and Everett, and Capt. II udson.
The publishers invite the attention Of the pub
Ito TO the following letter, which sutcisnty indi
careful account Of the grandest of human enter
prises 10 derived:
NEW Yoax, Aug. Is, 1883.
Messrs. ID. APPLKfoh i Co..
Gsnfiesssm--I take pleasure in certifying that
Mr.. John MnllAly was with az in the Nevfound-
land Telegraph Expedition in the year 1855, and
that he was on board the Niagara during the At
lantic Telegraph Expedition Of is57-6s and that
be was present at the trial trip In June last, and
the fDai expedition which terminated in the sue
cessful landing Of the cable in Trinity Bay, New
foundlsnd, on the 9Th Of August, 1855.
His indefstigAble exertons during all this ims
IN procuring every fact In connection with the en-
terprise 10 deserving VI the highest Tralse.
have the fullest confidence ia bis nara tive With
regard to every incident that took place On board
the Niagara during the process Ut laying the cable
and will continue to furnish him with every in
formation In my power relating to the formation,
progress and success of the Atlantic Telegraph
Enterprise. remain, gentlemen,
Very truly your friend,
CYRUS W. FIELD.
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Plcase Mother, Let me BIO 4 Little
Roy.
ooh, Johnny" cried a nervous mother,
edo have some pity on my poor head Can't
you play without shouting SO %
Poor Johnny drew up his tape rein, with
which he was driving two chairs tandem, and
called ont in loud, hoarse whisper, "Gee
up--whoa
But at length, finding little pleasure 10
this suppressed amusement, he threw down
his reins, and laying his hands upon his
breast, said with long breath
''oh, mother, it's full OF noise ia here,
and it does hurt me SO to keep il in! Don's
all the little boys make noise when they
piay?'
"Yes, johnny, believe they do,o replied
| the tady. - ---
sob, then, mother dear,n cried little
Johnny in q winning tone, ssplease let me be
little boy ~
/ We will join poor johnny heartily in this
petition. Please mothers, let your sons DO
little boys while they may. Time Is bring.
ing on apace life's tolls and cares. Let
them have free and happy childhood; that
when our heads are low in the grave. thew
may point back to those days and say, 1--WE
were happy children, for there was always
sunshins where our mother was"
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CO THERE'S about to be an not OF down
right vandalism perpetrated in tho east OF
London--namely the demolition or that old
palace Of King John, on S,epney- green,
which has stood for eight centuries, and 10
now in thorough repair.
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To ouKK THE Gour--Board with jour.
printer.
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Nay EARLY COpt0s,s.NOw ReaAy
THE POLITICAL WORKS OF
= u q 4 r a + i r II p g q
Beautifully Illustrated with more than
100 Original Designs,
BY barley, Birket, Foster. Picksrsgill, Tenniel,
Cropsey, Duggan and Madot;
And Engraved In the nnest style Of Wood In
craving by
COOPER, LINTON, EVANS, DO.
Splsndidly Bound-Price .$6-A few Copies
in Morocco, ~.
Also, the Fifteenth Edition Of
POE,h COMPLETE WORKS.,
In Four Volumes, limo. Price ~ so,
CONTAINING the Tales OF the arotesqus and
~ Arabssquej Wonderful Stories Of the Imagine
ton /; All his Poety; The Story Of Arthur Gordon
pym, and complete collection Of all his eontri-
buttons to the MAga.inss. Edited By Rufus ".
ariswoh, d. D., With Notices Of his life BY J. Il.
Lowell and N. r. willis. Sent BY mail, postage
Us. REDFIRLD. Agent,
oct36wzm 81 BeekmAn-st., N. Y.
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DEAN FROM FRtcnf. Mrs. Mary S. Ed
wards, wife Of Alphens S. Edwards, OF the
First Comptroller's Office, Washington, died
rather suddenly on Saturday last. MIR. Ed
wards was walking in the garden, accompa-
MED by his wife, when, MS they approached
the rear fence dividing his premises from
those OF a neighbor, large and ferocious
dog made n spring against the fence, in the
attempt 10 seize Mrs. Edwards SO sudden
was the intended attack, and 80 near were
the PARTIES, thar Mrs. Edwards' nervous sys-
TEN Was completely Frustrated by the shock
and she was visited by the family physician |,
who pronounced htr doing well, but in an
4 hour afterward she died.
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Prices Reduced.

Having made arrangements with Eastern
l. Manufacturers q furnish me with Kerosene
Lampf, wish those who are not supplied would
as cheap as any house In this city. Those not
wishing 10 lay aside their old Tampa, can, BY
leaving them at BrAden Drug Stores, Nos. 81 and
az Main-st. have them changed, 1t . THRILLING
kxrEsss, SO as to burn Coal Oil.
decSd9w II. C, MERRELL.
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COAL,

Ladies' Fancy Hair Fins !!
A N assortment j ust received at No. Estes
IA House, corner Of Main and 5th streets.
Dec2-d +. q. BRIDGES.
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1nE INDIANA SENAToRs.--T LouisyilIe
Journal says:
''The Indiana Senatorial question has not
yet become a hnality in the United States
Senate, for It's Judiciary COMMITTEES on thu
last day Of the last session was instructed 10
inquire whether further legislation on that
subject was necessary, aud it should be borne
in mind that a majority Of the Senate never
voted on the admission Of Messrs. Bright and
Fitch.o
Ing Posi- OFFICE DEPARTxENr.--The Post
Office revenue and expenditures for the las.
year were as follows:
Receipts, s 7,486, T92 Sc
Expenditures, l2,722,56l 81
Excess Of expenses, IS ,235,T69 05
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eT~full Religious Liberty in Denmark
hus been granted dissenters. They can form
associations, choose their pastors, open
chapcss and schools, hold periodical meet
,ngs, make prose'yses, with no restraint, no
hindrance, no Interference by tho govern.
1 .nsns' iae eaaraeter OF c,tix-n Is wholly
distinct from that OF believer. The mem.
I eers 81 th1 lllet asa The public eficers mr.,
no; subJeetedto any test whatever; they neet
] not belong TO particular church.
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ATwATER's

ATWATER'S
First T. II MI u N
Is DOLLAR
SEWING MACHINE u
Patented May s, 1855.
This Machine has neither Looper, Hook, Shut
/ tie, Spring or Cam, to get out Of order, and ID
WHOLLY UNLIKE ANY OTHER MACHINE.
II was awarded the FIasr PREnIun ~ the New
York State Fair, held at Buffalo, Oct, .. 1857, for
simplicity, Durability, Capacity
PRACTICAL UTILITY.
Singer, and Wheeler 3 Wilson's high priced
Machines were In competition.
Committee of Awards--J. G. Cuylsr, Editor Of
Albany Express, N. b. 0viatt, Esq., Practical
Maohinist. Rochester, N. T.; Phineas Stanton,
secy Of Ingham University, N. T.; and Calvin
Hurlbert, Esq., N. Y.
This is emphaticaily the Machine for the Peo-
pie. II has but to be seen to be admired, and
used 10 b. appreciated.
Address j. "A. HALL, kecknk, Iowa,
Proprietor for Lee and Van Bnren Counties.
10rLades are requested TO cali at my residence,
on Frank Inst, between Sth and 9th, and examine
this Machine.
Oct. ~, '5S-dAw
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xxx Quincy flour.
A LARGE supply Of this wen known brand Of
"A Flour always on hand At
novlld oOLLIEHs R0BERTsoN's.
GTAR and Tallow Candles--6o boxes on hand and
~ for sale by COLLIRRS 4 ROBERTSON.
S0AP rs boxes Hill i Co.'S German Soap for
~ sale by COLLIkRs ROBERTSON.
noylld
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Ga
I n BBLS. receid this morning and for sale by
" nov23d KELLOGG i BIRGE.
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Is a: x. :.ss I s: 4. ,sss
n< nRets aPSn - change s o. snd and he
q epkses rsas any unl result q ths contest
1a.<ssa re Ministry and DE Opposition u Parliamsui
ssss q sayss; ssssrlhsss psosp spec q
from e q AHhsmz eosia and The lsis eod Along he
tsI 4'i:spe hess served 70 holders proha
prevented sas ssa
ss - I'D an ai ssss ssa' sss
W quote ,l.ddl'rs Orleans 7a. % slsi; Mobile. s,sa;
Il: Psss s 4 ,a b. i s:ss ss sss ss ne
ssehess os odas 4 a NM
f's:ss. ss.a.sa stock So ass ,usaaus 40 $40
have sssn report quiet week with fair
s ssss eeaswss haze only boom f
~ e q sss rs ss sss s ssa s
"a sndr, sni % sch s hoidsrs hsss shown Sss
s sss s g esss lower
1 -. sss:a5 been s+is vim IN sIlos e efPon
~ sales y Wheat have been AZ dseins q ID 20 "a 70
-'ioa a<xas qassabls lowell eonnaouss given
dss gse,ly attended and business
soa g. 81 70 81 e. h si1s sa y ia q
= q fos Mlxsd nna wi.s Flour ~ % 22s 70 VI Canal
Il. snd 8 Ien. d'Aa Corn So 70 81 Cd. sr Yellow
fa'sess re- speculative purchase. Of Bacon have
s.. - E.q. pat q Sc .iess lss sx hss. VIE have
as sss Il IL sss .:s ss S u:
b soart' eadsr ~ Cd For Lard hsrs ss
% ;s Ii s S. e &C. ~ s s,s sss sss
Iel'ss good demand and stocks are SIN small
<'slSas q Ssias So 3 sss a. amy
= ~ Iaso :hsss ss ss's sigh. Improvement,
~ 3 Ky ss: s being N 81 * s .p0s and for June and
zaa's asls. JANIS HEWITT CO.
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/. cezsczzz oss'ss: Ne z Comp y. s .sss
>rs osIAns u ~ nAure srAnspised - sens-
Il r&nrs iodz5 VI pos x~ss q sskooo long daied com
s1H n.21 thfou<b party q @ 10 pef crni SO 4
1o- u4h4 4 ~ and paper known % b above al
u overflow disasters, Al s< cent Where
- I'D 1ut&oo has feethsd uni~vorebe fesiips ~ At
II p1r ps>acsd crops 10 be raised From The sub
sd a1 onle1 He ncceptoFs zureiss IN the city ~
3-yrnd Uyusou N fs6t - Acctptor cash his ova
n5s <hefo Is no dacuy in snsepzsirg The offerings In
MI 4er> s<ifncy to-day with two Of 'hc banks
t 1nbsr The, dessusd Large which II supposed % 2.
1-t DO asome Tia sapp'y d money continue. nee sna
W thok ou<ssi< pretty sale IN asserting thei WI
~ ior III scz>on ihtoash-
zhe kazop41n m<s received ~ the AnsrcS 'oosy
~ 1slou rsss~x Of The podres m>rke' 81 general
I'll " ,ren there very srsAs dsenes eesvecn ne guam
- az ccoo rzsired into serDoo and she ou'gongz or sales
1s s1>D<e 1<3Cn >ssis salus I'D oasonxs q 90
g = Z; - a 81; IN $3.50 = ~ diseosns. though
p 711 NJ 5sIns ssiISr, 10 draw len than q Tie
- z Il - = hsard 4 some GOOD b'ls being
- Il - ne<Ive sksrs something Of . d.
--rI Fl 11u IA - noss arlsu II bills With Shipping do
9 11 4 io <ls<r b,ls Il lu7A q io7k-at Abe in.
1 rs nn1e III btnks sskn< Tor bills tsixsy days
24 Is * 0< A1kI1s b thing and getting Il suother.
- ar5 Il ooIy s.nnIl bis for remittance persopsl
~ k1l H. supply 10 xmple for the present, and
1lidn r >ill h1<e very stn feeling, there Is no
81 A16 : general aixsnco viii be realised Tor some
Il Nv aa1nilns de~sfs Tor Investment go ahead
- ~ = ~ su6ea c1uzrol n The Market
I&61 hnxs been xery fsN transactions this week.
~ ~ 1po<.n rs ihs sale iod~y Of e,shares Gas Light
6114zy \ 4n 4lvznce last sales. The dividend Of
- qsa ohs s,oekholden o. his company viii Be paid we
49, - ~ III sally PklfreY Co. learn VIII offer 70
< 10 zAarea LouisisnA State Bank seconn Of de-
- 1s(5i1 There has not been 70 knowedee solitary
d >oad. aud have oy to add oar table Of quo
d " suorArsoxs Or NV oslxAu srocx xAnkzr
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gssitb of The a|arkas for pasl aassk.

cfAsqfsI of..cE No. 70 cempsttset.l
Saturday Morning. June r. 1883
We have again ors moderate business 10 report N our
ferei mskei though aher has been doing N Cotton
<pitS no past eek factors being Wiling sellers sna
ples or e lower grades being favor bnssrs In
tseo but i'ti1 h<< been done be market beias extremely
eu and ba5rs osrnS lorer prizes. Sugar and NoIases
h>ss sa better rsnssi ard pess have improved.
~ trscoat t< ifrns.ciio have been Of llsd
~ b. ehosn dropping tendency Pork contnne
ta' ete B~eer has sealn fair fu pI1ea FEssh.
e'aiIaes iA.csiSe but have lsiteslf been hFner-
o. Ihar.aas osre pusllshs ID brief dispatch Of tbs
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