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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-15

The following aIe extracts from private letter
received in Aspnwa By the Fulton, doted Dee. 20
1857:
Anderson evacuated Castillo after burning all the
buildings and partially destroying the fort, spiking
the cannons and taking all the goods and cattle he
could He reached the Toro in the river steamer
o. den on the evening of the eth. w. IA. Rogers
aud one other nun who came out with Walker named
RoIner, and who had been up the river, came direct
TO Greyown in a and began offering for sale all
the cattle &c. brought down in the steamer by
A-l-----..' -As.-- eS.ri ~ d"ss, G"r. S"",'s ""'
barked n force in the steamer Morgan md pro-
ceeding TO the TOrO, took Anderson and party pris
oners and brought them and the steamer Ogden to
Before abandoning Castillo Anderson took part
of the engine of the lake steamer La Virgin, at anchor
at the Toro Rapids, and threw portion overheard
into deep water and mud so that it will difficult TO
regain it
There is q rumor here that Costa Rica and Mica
ragua have adjusted their difcultios-Costa Rca
abandoning all prctcnsions to Forts San Carlos and
Castillo us well as the control of the River San juan
Cose Eca also consents that the Department OF Qua
nacaste, occupied by the Government of Costa Rca,
shall De nomnally considered the territory of Ncara
qua This leaves the whole question in the same po
sition TINT it has been for long time past II 10 sold
that 400 Ncaraguans had arrived at Fort san Carlos
10 strengthen that pontprevious to Andersons leaving
Castillo and that this fact hurried his departure there
from
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-15

-. ,a,ouet the Chhparral at yide q rveY 30
sao.d he open clearing around The for! ss II 0cocs
"a, nicht We rested until O'Clock next morning,
ns" when we attacked the fort, and after killing
one man, took Is by surprise. We cap:aTed nH
sce. on cannon, with 10 stand Of arms and made
prsontrs Of Col. FraDci-co Adersdo and eighty men
nnnder bis command We al-o got Possession d three
steamers. ON the jth, We sent up steamer Ogden
ard captured the steamer Virgin nine miles above a,
On the 9Th We started the steamer Morgan down 70
Gen. Walker, with prisoners taken from steamer VIZ
gin aDc the fort.
We heard no more from down the river until Dec
rs when We were Informed by n Col. R"deeIs Oh Inc
greet Of Gen. Walker and hi- men and Their return 20
the United States. After the receipt OF TINS lhlei
Q, nee we burned the fort, spiked the cann0's, an'
sbpp.d on board the Ogden all the available proper
~ cattle &C. and lett Castillo on the FJth 10 go
down the river We stopped nine nhies aooNe Giey5
town on the San Juan River, where We were Eis'Iu
Dec "a by Capt. Joshua X. Sands. Al III Clock d
man of. war boat under hs command, with i9rce OF
marines from the United states frgate Susqueeanhn
put off from the steamer Morgan. When aoou' thIee
hundred yards of, he commenced bowing very Poi
G,elv When Capt Sand- approached u, ne a-he1
who WIS our commander. Col. Anderson answcreu
he was; after which Capt. s. replied, " WIZ you
come on board, Sir" Col Anderson went Oh ooaLd
Of the Morgan alone w9s asked on tho upper Igch
and in the prcsenc. OF thice oi Dis oin'oi ' univ"
ing dialogue took place: ,
carr. Swell how arc you getting along up here (!
Cot Avery well.
carr. S.-ive come TO take YOU.
Cor. A.--IIaye you orders from Commodore FAM
ding
Carr. $40, Sir, I've orders directly from tue
Department. ,..
Cor. Al think am out OF your jurisdiction.
CAPT. ST. could take you in Kamtschatka.
Cor. A.-Wol, Sir suppose will have TO 80.
C.rI. S.--Yes; call your men on board.
Coz. A.-You had better 60 on board and tell them
your,eif.
car. S.-Iwill. VIII you 90 IN my boat
Cor. A.-No | thank YOU, viii % in my own
boat.
Captain Sands then came on board the Ogden and
left soon saving he would send an engineer and pilot
on board, get up steam and take us down. We mr.
rived in the harbor on the Doth December when We
were .hipped on board the Fulton, and thence pro-
ceoded to A.pinwal where We arrived the lit OF JAN
uary, 1853. &C..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-15
THE ELECTION IN FRANKLIN.
FRANKLIN. Afternoon. Jan. 1, l.,

FRANKLIN, Afternoon. Jan. l, lcOo.
The polls will soon close in this place. One
hundred aud ten votes were thrown. OF these,
upward of 100 have been thrown against the Le
compton Constitution, and only few for it. Some
eight or nine voted for the Lecompton bogus ticket
forty for the Boiling FreeState ticket, and sixty
two refused to vote for State officers, voting only
against the Constitution AS Judge Smith, the
candidate for Governor on the Boiling ticket lives
here, expected the vote on the State officers on
that ticket To be heavier.
The election passed of very quietly here. No
soldiers at this point.
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THE ELECTIOS-JOHSsoN COUNTY.

JOHNSON CorNTYl K. I. Morning o. Liection Day.
From present aspects do not think there vii
be serious disturbance at any Precinct 10 tbs
comfy to-day, but there is good deal Of excite
ment. United States Marshal Dennis is at Shawnee
with LOT of troops and battery. 1t is reported
that Dennis is friend OF Douglas, and that in the
present election he is really determined 10 see fair
play, and guard the challengers. Consider .be
difficulty was found in getting Prostate men who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-15
STATEMENT OF DIR. HANLEY,
ONE OF THE OFFICERS UNDER COLONEL FRANZ r.
ANDERSON

We landed on the 24th November az the mouth Of
the Colorado River, with 40 and officers, under
command Of Col. Anderson. We proceeded up the
river 10 take possession Of Leafs Island and for the
purpoee Of cutting of communication on the San Juan
River We worked our way up in common four
cared boats against thrse-me current. II was hard
make "a miller We rSwed all night, and landed early
sext morning IN the surf. We left Leafs Island for
For Castillo on the 29th by order of Gen. Walker 10
get the sesmeI possible, aud take possession OF the
kr.
We landed one miie below For. Castillo as o,;ock
~ DO night VI the 50 81 Uectmb:,. AfHJ ca,,u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-15

FRoN PoRr-Ar-PnIscE.-By the ARRIVAL Of the tras
Kaoa, Capt Long, from Port su- Prince we earn that
yellow fever RACES severely at that port. Scarcely
vessel visits the place without buryng portions Of thes
crews. Capt. Long, ard FIVE Of HE men, out Of o
crew o! eight, were down with the fever. West India
traders have chrstened the por. The Grave YGd,'
because 0: il .icky character.
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man was killed. however h: 'kuni,h CO 4e
The troops at Fort Scott arr dsgGsted, and fod
they have been duped. They see nat tie tor's
about Free-Sta,e Outragrs are az bogus holl-
while, since the Free-state force His 'tI's Ser3n
O.age and the Marmaton, and many free Stale 'et-
fsr. lay. bad 70 leave thor home.
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lBy Telegraph
II. LOUIS, Thursday. Jan. "a 1853.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Jan. IA, 1853.
The reports OF the Kansas returns arrive slowly,
and the result Of the election was stu uncertain soma
disturbances had occurred at Kckapoo. A good deal
of excitement prevailed in Weston, Missouri, whssD
Calhoun and others had gone for safety. Al meet
ing the latter place, resolutions were adopted e,-
pressing determination TO withhold oil armed inter.
ference in Kansas AFFAIR."
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IOtal
Majority against LecomI tp Constitution .''.''''''''I

Governor C. w Smith, 1885, +. j. Marshall ~
Lieut.. lote.novW W. Y. Roberts lB w q. Matthias. 20
Secretary Of SateP {. Schuyler LIZA; w T. spcely I'll
.4aditor-sJ X. Goodn 1875; 3 Little, M
Treaswer-T. J. b. Cresmer 40; "A J. Mead fa
C0ngress-sM ]. Parrott, 1893; j. L. Carr, ~
Sa.dtsB. Franklin, 116 3 slower 30 j. Martin aei
C Vaughan, l,l8S; Sparks LIST C. Chadwick, leo.
Repre,entdtiressN. Kempt, 1885, y. w h0rris. ii@
o. j. Park go; j H. Noteware, l9i 'B. Gray ili 20.
w Gardner 1872; w. Pennock ll99, p r. On, 1873; w.
". Ivory 30; W. VI. Cole, r. III H. NJ Moore 81 n.
Miller 26 w. Chison, 30 d. d. Burns S7 j. Council, 20
\. J. kookogee. 26
Average freeSts,o majority, 92a 'Freeststs
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ELECTION AT LEAvENwoRTH CITY.
Erom M Leartn leortA Clty Ila.e,. IN.

From The LedrenroTfh Cfy Tia.es, jan.
Yesterday, fOr State officers, and the adoption or
rejection the Lecompton Constitution in ia entirety,
passed of without the slightest disturbance in this
city, Two companies of United States infantry were
at the polls, and full battery near II, hand 10 pre-
serve the peace. For the trst timc ~ oar ne, rc
tye compelled to pass through Re Of Fed raj troops
10 dcposf our bGil@. We have Especial chapter on
oIs at an early day. We have only space in this esue
10 give the vote of this city:
the Constitution framed at L"comrtor .'.'....l's
For the Constitution with Slavery
For the Constitution without
Scattering
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DENVER AND THE TRooPs.-The Washington cor.
respondent Of The ErcHiag Post telegaphs that Gov.
Denver stationed troops the 2lst Throughout: tho
border counties to act under direction Of the Free
state Executive Committee, to proven. invasion Tho
tact confuses Buchanan.
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Col r. +. Anderson, New. YoTt
DIR. Hsnlcy, Tennessee.
Cent. Wet, Texos.
Capt. McNlichael. Wiscon.iu.
Lieut.. Bclcher, New .York.
Lieut.. Powers, Mississippi.
G. Brady, Philadelphia.
J. Il. Hogan, Mississippi.
J. A. Mcclure. kew-SoIk.
J. Griddlc, -. Louis.
T.. Thompson, New-Ymk.
i. II. Ray Uond, tnglsnd.
". W. SOmmcrfofd, Georgia
T. q. Austen, New-York.
Dav. Bcalc, Boston.
p. Bets, Detroit.
NJ. Cox, Baltimore.
IL. Fisher, Philadelphia
J. L. Green, Baltimore.
w. A. johnson, y. Carolina.
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gANTe AID % WALkLR NIN o. R"ikD III ftL-
TON sCRsEQUENGLi SHIPPED 0y Illr "Abi.i.
I. 81 NJ. IIIrl 1 LII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-15

IPPEp ~ TNI AhA-'.
J. ". McCiellaud, Piit.bJdL
,. LAZY, ST. Louis.
]. Sheppard. Ncw-Orlolns.
JOS. Wood, New Orlcsus.
r. Mcdonald, Ncw-OIlesn>
7. Moore, New Orleans.
- Thomas, Ncw-Ofl"aus.
- Conewsckrr, Now-OLeGns.
w. Champion. Alii~ a,kee.
{. Downii . Philadelphia.
NJ. Gilmsrtin, New-lO-k.
7. +. johnson, Newport, ny.
Geo. Jackson, Penn lvariL
q. Msnly, Cincinnati.
=. q. Kranc, Ncw-York.
W. IL. Taylor, Lynchblrs Va
80 Bailey. New ORR.
T.. Byron. Ncw-York.
- Marshall, Mexico.
- Caiani9, New Ori-ml-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-01

DAxSy Cars Orr 0vv3Cs,
Eeokuks 0op. 9Th. |

OA1xy CARS O11x O1U1c1,
Ksokuks Sep. 17th.
YL0Un-CpsnAy, % y pr sash. Sspsrhns,
% ~ - % skpsr go. Kxtrs, (fall wAsat) % 90
y - ~ pr NJ. 0raAsn, - - per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND eAOA15, ~ - ~ PER 1se.
CORM-Rsady sale 81 1S 70 ~.
DAkLxY-Spnpg, lSaSs, Fall, Seasoe.
wHxAT-5sssss for Spring; - to 81 90 for
IAN.
OATS-IA request 1t ~ tolS.
RY1-ees " ssoj htsls ceming IN
P0TAI0kS-Nsw, 10 10 10 BY the had re-
taii - % - ~ per peak.
/ 0nOCnRIkg-N. o. Sugar fair ~, IL. 1, 10,
prime lol, clarified I1allS, srusAsA - loaf -
tslsA. Aolassss- Plantation - 70 ~, .. b. ~
70 4s, Golden syrap, - 70 80. coAse-Rio II
10 Ia. Jsvs lsfs -. Hiss - Sis.
BOAP-Psln sle. 1saiiy ~.
cAuDLxs-ssas - y n. ssssSins III. Mould
l1to III, ssnn~ psssssd ~ to l4e.
A9D-lslsssDyay, - 70 So.
BU1T1K-ID good supply. 3 70 -.
HID1s-DEy ,lAs 70 lse, green, 81.
HAY-psaiSis 4toe; Timothy. - ~; Hss-
sssiaa, - %.
BEHD6.-Hsnearian Grass, seto leoc; Tim
sshy, ~ % To- ~; Pax Bod. u iSs4l -.
Onions, r. 70 ~; Regs. 7as} sts.
Feathers. 81 70 40; WAits Beans, ESQ 10 Is.
ERUIT-Yair supply. Green apples, choice, -
~ y - - pr hbi. Drsd apples. u ~ % u TS.
PER bsshsl. Dried peaches, - s. 70 - ~. Raj
sins, - - 70 ~.
CHkI6k-w. B. 81 10 eA; Denmark . to 10.
PR0yI6I0NE-MsssP Pork, nons oasring; Should
err 81 70 &c. Hams TO 7le, Sides Ito re.
BREF-iAaas gsoss; u 70 4e PSF quarter.
EHKkP-$ll 70 ~ = head.
BALT-a. A., ~ 30 70 u 81 per saek Kama
Via, 3sz1sS pa bsl.; Liv~posi. e31s per sack.
fIsH--Aaeksrsi, No. ! go 70 al . Dbl; No.
2tls 70 tls ; No. ; 411to1ls. white, No. IS 90
70 $5 ~ y hall bbi., No. : ~ 1SN IS 90. Cod
Fuh 5to 90 h.
KxcaAsss.--on New York for currency per
can't, fsseold Dsr ssnt. BtsLouis I per cent.
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Drowned.

DxAfn o. DsEp Soorf.-Dred Scott, il
whose eass tho decision Of the Supreme
Oours was rsnAsrsd, died Of conssnpsion 10
this city, on Friday Sept. 18th. He hes bssn
reeideot 81 this city several ysars, during
which tine 10 uas : faithfsl msnbss Of ths
African shargs, Methodist Episcopal Church.
Shortly aftsf the decision q he Co1xt that
hs hAd no right 70 bring suis Tor frssdom,
The party slAiming him gave him biz fTsedosa.
He died II hopes and = nov doubtless - In
hahitAnt Of tkat fair oliae where selof = 10
har,so citizenship, ard whore thsrs are 10
bonds bus such = lovs impose. Central
Christian Advocate.
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Printing Inks.

We Aavs for sale quantity of WADs's co1es-
ssIugs, which are justly oonsidsrsd the best in
market. There are among them ell shAdss Of Red
blss. Yellow and Brown, and Of Ill psioss, from
u cents Up 70 tS1per n. Also White Ink, Gold
3iss asA vaFnish, and neariyall grades Of Black
Ink. Of the same manufacture.
We have, besides, . quantity Of MAtheri Black
Inks, atl undisposed o. than which there arr none
better IN market.
All Of which We will sell st manufacturers pri.
oas for cash.
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The Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG = DsnGE, Agents,
No.lAe Main stssst ,............K EOKuK, IOWA
nFFRR ron SALE. II ssaasitiss - salt, The
~ following varistiss u Powder
Rifs-F0. 1ra. and FFF0. in IS. III, and
6An kses.
ffF0. II cases II Is ID. oaaistsrs.
al
Blastine and Aining-f. III. and o. Is ID. kegs
DAvarY fuss ut wholesale and retail.
We win furnish TIE Abovs Powder b. single pack
AZ. ct lowest market rate.
We wilifusnish mssahants, contractor and qnar-
rynsn, Quantities upon the lowest terms, and a.
liver % them here, thereby saviAg to them All rsh
Of transpcftatioa. II al cases We will auAaAArsn
our powder 70 give setisfAetion.
Ocnsumsrs of powder buying In 8, 10 Or - her
lsts, cen sAvs money By buying Of a..
6portsmsn san bay Of ~ at rstAiI-
Powpsn in and ID. canisters, and any desired
quantity.
Ssor, by pound. bar . 10.
0ux Cars, by the box ~ the1ss1d.
KELLOGG BIR0E.
sep17 No. ll0 Main IT.
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1200BOOs0 O0hOs
DUDLLC MO1IOe Il hereby given, that O. the
) LIT day ~ October Asxt, ~ tie door Of The
Clicks o., 10 ~ City q Ksoknk. lows,
shall oeeeA - all, for cash II hAAd 20 ~ Aish-
~ 911eT, ths following psopAsty, lO-wit: Thf1ty
- niaeAy tsst II ~ CITY q Ksokuk, LIZ Counky
4eSe Aee.slkeA = anilnss. AASlknins seventy 1e.S
$50 q xigAsA s11 ExskAass ssssas,
- 80 = ~ ne II IN slesk sns hrs
osea - (l1a). and running thsass -
n swe, ~ 49,, 1900 sonahr Me1kesly parsllsl =
81 stEsek - feet3 thenea y euaAkreastsriy ~
ssStiea r1mllea - kx1AAee, r. ~, ~ ~ hAe
s3oss1; tAense al1ne - 1900 = 0lnai6ht lias
= ~ beGiaaiag DsiAis--lsasiag par - fsss
On 18th el9eet.
ThsaaiS y ns1e ~ yi5tue u Desd = Trust
fron =. Wilsey and E6sahsth Wilnsy, ~ vi1e,
y ne maA1 to seears the pASmset 81 eQAain
note, deHeA 8ist q Got lSt7, and payable The IN
dAy Of BsptAmbsr, 1855, u ths ordsr q Leeenso
y. Brown, Tor the sum OF four hundred dollars,
whisA aets il dns md unpaid, and ~ The tssns 81
~ Trust Deed I'm required 70 sail the property.
Hale hstweSn the hours Of l0o'eloek Z. a. and /
o'clock p. =. WILLIAM BROWN.
nspt. 10, l8SS-dM
Z 0NrUUND TlKUP q Blackberry Keot, Tol
~ sale ~ 8. b. vOWELL,
aug7d Isl Main-st
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q u a ID r n U n X = ALL r o y
r5 u1 CANADA.
~ DELIGHTFUL = ROMANTIC R0UrE-~
Hnon PEE WEST -
Boston, Nssc Fork, and the E1stsrm States
Wa fAs MieAtsaa Censrsi, Crest Westr~,
OgdsnstWgA Z Tvneat Ceafvsi, $40
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA.
Passengers By this route have IN opportunity Of
visiting some Of The Era.dsst and nast vos-
derful scenery In the world, iAelading Toroass,
Nasssra Faiis, Sssysasses bridge, ncssssl IsissAs
Asptds ~ the 81. Lawrence, Qsebsc, Mosfvesl, WAisl
Nosalstss, fAs 1ubsisr B,sIse (~ssry mo n4lss n
isaSfA), Lsks CAsaDlats, FsAs Al MoatnovsNct,
Hs6sen Rivez, etc, etc.
On and after Nay 1, 1855, Basease will b
Checked Through from Chicago.
TOY NJ IGkA NTD.
Passages may h secured ct the olkce az the Con-
pany in Chicago ~ SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hall,
Aberdeen and Nentross. An agent Of tAs GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD supsrintends The removal 81
smigrants and baggage ct Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $50 TO t3S to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth 5teanship
LEvIA r. - a N,
or - 500 TONS AND TOO YEET LONG!
IL under contract to this Conpan fee one or more
trips TO Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe will
shortly be issued. Tickets from Chicago for al
points East, also for the LevistAan, Or Tor the II
G. IS. S. Co. . ships, can be obtained 1t the ONc<
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. % Dsafboru
street. Chicago.
Agent Of Grand Trank h. X. Co., Of Canada.
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Direct lnpsrsa,ie.

Direct HnPersation
HART WARE ANDC UTL ERYl
8. w. 4 Fl. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DIALER6,
i have In store, And ara receiving their supplies
forthe spring trade ,dirsctfrom the makers, which
they offer to cash and prompt tins-buysSs On t.
vorabls terms. Thsstook being unusually large,
same. 6.W. b. TUCKER,
May lo-dAw Sign Of Rcd Padiock.
N MES BHOVELs.-- A large stock Of mes
nsyio s.w. Al. TUCKER.
CCYTHK STONRS.--Scyths stones, OF different
- kinds In Quantities to suit.
CCYTHb RIRLES.--various qualitisso Of 8syths
= Rias'and sAArpsnsr.s e. 8 ,Als !, ~ r,,cv.,
CTCKLks.-Ag good article Of Siskles Tor sale s.
y Tmaylo1 S.W. II. TUCKER.
|yRINDSTONEs, The Bsrsa rindstonss, u "
~ rious si.ss for sale , ~
(sisp Of the Rsd Padioek,)
Msyl0dAw Cor. Of Main = a 6ts.
ESKNCE NAILA,
+ Yins ID do
Annsalsa DO 10 slinoh--A superior article.
p Finishing a.
Barrel do
Together With general assortment Of othsr nails
Of the Belmont bsaad, just received and Tor sals
low By 8. W. II. TUCKER,
naysA4w
WORN Garden, Grubhing and other HOES;
~ Spades, 6hovslD, Nal toeks ord Picks;
SsytAss. 6naths, and Grain Cradles
Cov.bslla, RAkss saA 0ern Plsntsss;
Or. Trnce And Halter Chninei
Hay, Straw .nd Aaasrs fcrks,
lsry on hAnd and Tor sale low b
maysdAw g. .AH. TUCKER.
Ksskak Agency
WHEELER 4 WILsONss
Family Sewing Machines.
rn1 ABOVE xAcHHSs,
| S-THR BEST EVER INvENTED,~
| \ RE sold Ct this agsney 81 tho manalaet1rers'
/ Apsiess, adding only the cest of trAnspoTtatisA.
| ArInstsuetions In operating the nasAins gives
1 GRATIS 70 purchasess of 1aOhiAes.
Rsfsr 10 the following Ladies In Ksokuk, vhs
/ havs these machines In uss;
/ Mrs. Edw. Kilbourns, Mrs.. 4. B .Chtttenden,
Mrs.. VIM Me0avic, Mrs. ] -. Floyd,
Mrs. Dr. Ford, Mrs. John Burns.
Apply psrsonally orby letter g
4 Elk. BUELL.,
IS Aain-st., Up stairsD
ape1edAwSn Keokuk, 1owa.
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Public Meeting.

Thsss will - messing in he ATHE-
NkUM, % SATURDAY NIGHT, Oct. "a,
which win b Addressed By The Hon. mo.
ALLISON, sz-nsmbss Of CongsM IRON
Pnasylvsnia, and other Republican spsak.
sss.. The pablis generally are isvissd 70 ~
tAnd.
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Rix, Hale q G o.,
BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRD,
RnY nV T0W A

nRvR1KHcRs:
The Park Bank, New York.
Edward Tyler, ESQ.,, Cashier Suffolk BIZ. Boston
Messrs. Dana, Farrsr 4 Hyde, Boston.
Bank Of Nswbury, Wells River, VI.
Asssrs. Aattocks, Barron smith, Chicago.
Asssr. Greeley Gale, st. Louis.
Rev. Gee. Dsnison, Ks0kuk.
b. B. Human, Esq, =
feh1ld
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Buffalo ana Lake Huron RalaroaA
CHICAGO TO HUTFALo VIA DETROIT
At tho above Office tickets for New York Boston,
and all the stations on the New York Erie and
New York Central Railroads can BE- obtained.
]. WAkRACK,
Agent Of b. 4 L. IL. Railroad,
ONCE No. So Dsarbon Street, Chicago.
April -, '4S-dly-c.n.s.
Sight Drafts on London at s dollars per 4 ster-
ling may be obtained 1t tho 0fRcc Of the 0rand
Trunk X. h. OF Canada, In Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-01

ExTENslON TABLES, side DearAs,
Ia DESERT TABLES AND DINING CHAINS,
In Oak, Mahogany and Cherry, for sale low ~
Cash, BIZ GEU. Y. KILBOURME, Agent,
mayld Main-st., bet. a ! ID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-01

SAM'L r. CURTIS. our Representative
In Congress, viii address the people Of
KEOKUK, on MONDAY NIGHT, the llsh
instant, At the Corner q Fv1A and Aais
styests.
The people generally, without distinction
Of party, ars invited 10 favor the Colonel
with their presence and attention on the 90
sasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-01

lust RECEIVED. a Large Let -
J6uPERIUR ICE CHkNTH-An indispsnss-
BILE article In every ssls very cheap, y
GEO. =. KILB0uRN1, Agent,
june3-d Main ST, bet. "A 3 ID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-01

WseAss Passns sewing MaoAiEs.
w hsvs been often asksd which 10 the bsst Sew
ins nAshias In -, asA - sssisfy ourselves have
spent some tins In examining them al, and "
viii new give oar opinion 10 orr readers for their
benefit.
We purchased one o. the above named Machines
and have tYisd 1t on every kind ii work required
10 afAmily, and 1t givss the best satisfsotiOn, do
ing iss vosk very rapidly, neatly. aad stronger
than ths usual hand vosk. Il 10 much harder %
nip work done on this machine than that done In
The ordinary way. Its neat and tasty, being very
ansly AnisAsd. and 70 AL appsarancs, simple BE-
yond the possibility Of getting out Of repair, By
ordinary ass. Il y very strong and durable, and
ve are we'll assured that Of them will not wsAI
eat 10 ysaxs Of constant uss. n has already saved
tsilors' and drsssmaksSs' bills snoagh IN oui
fAnily - pay It eest, and W think II . very
profitable invsstnsat. % say nothing Of Is eenvs
nisnss and the hours of needle work il saves Z
aotAsr. W. most snpAahcally pronounce this thu
best ss~ing AAehias il re, md the greatest -
bor-saving invsntion Of the day.
NssGs. WHITNEY ALYON, who ars tho pro.
psistozs u thsss Ma0AiAss, have = sAles -roon u
slS Broadway. New YoTk.-[chicsgo Herald.
Sold By
=. A. DUKE, Agent for Keokuk, IS MAia-st.
sspt0d&wlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-01

Gaalss 0OMma the Rec9URys
DY OWEN vARRA. There Ars sAdiss Of !
~ sweet nd sparkling current" For sale By
ssp25 CAVE BAkBEk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-01

Kookuk Book-BindoYy.
AND BLANK BOOK HANUFACT0RY.
DLANK Books made and ruled to any required
Dpattsrn. Coart Records J Justices DoAk cts, As
sessors Books Pell Books, 40, Ao., furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &c., bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
~My Bindery will be fosnd in McCsns'
Building corner of Main And sesond-sts.
sep III std ISAAC N. PBARCE.
&c HHDS. SUGAR,
~ ~ bills choice s. H. Molasses,
so sacks Rio Coffee,
10 tierces Rice, for sale by
jy23d CLE6HORN, TAYLOR co.
q nnn FIRE BRICK,
I,UUU 1000 TILES, assorted siscs, for sale
by ckB0HORN, TAYLOR CO.,
jy13d Levso.
q TONS hand and Bar Iron Tor saie IN lots
= SL5aHoRN. TAYLOR ! CO..
jy13d Lsvse.