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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

ntBE rOURO ALHsH0UsR AkOHIfnOra-SUW
premium -Archisecs invited 70 sabtt plans work
ing drawings AMI estimates for the budingx complsts
department OF NE rouro Anshouse be erected In
Now Orleans the land belonging the corporation front
street measuring sls fact inch front By dspth Of SIS tses
TX incheA foty h63 feet II Dosrs
street, SIS feet inches the line, which Adjosns
pryste property 10 the UNDERMINED oonmee II heir once
81 Custom House street. New 0r,exps before tho ax
Of November nsxt Recommendations win os required Tor
four hundred four hundred and dfy he usual
proportion Of sbe tbs Nike esa5uxhmen re
premium Of five hundred dollsrs will DO a~nrded for the
plan, &C. which may adopted by the hoard Of Drscto
weo limit the smount Of sIpendisars on the buildings %
phcaon Above In New York Asher Kurshssd Esq
" Pine street. In Bostou 70 q. rhstsg, ESQ., No Kby
street, in Baltimore ~ O. L. Harrison, ESQ., ODonuela
wharf, and u Phiadslphis The oice OF the House Of R
fuRe. X. u. sHEfukkD, ic,,ua..o n.
q. KUKSHEEDf esalesnso - -
buhWhBA 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

l. Ct the surrogate A ,. BLEECKER 90 will sell st
auction Merchsnts Excnsnge Friday June H. ut
IL O'Clock noon valuable prenss No ll East Thirty
eighth substantial four trick store and dwell
ling house. and substantial four story brick dwelling house
Of the lott sze OF o! % For particulars
apply to jams W. NnfTk no. 81 Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

UCTION neutrality-suspicious. SALE OF CAR
q peting, oilolo,h. mating sc a M CkLsiALAR sS ave
o'clock large assortment of the above consisng Of velvet
srus es tapestry, ingram ply aud stair csrpeng vel
ret and Brussels rugs mating, oilcoth. TO-. &c. Also
wenty five louugea and sofa bedsteads well worthy the at
eotcn OF the trsde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

nNHE sPEyrRs LION BREWERY. OFFICE 2s7 BOW.
ery.-ro save trouble 70 the public, announce thAi
the whole OF stock OF lager beer Ia sold and that
oaly receive orders for The Speyers Lion
Brewery. ALBERT SPEYEBS President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

UCTIOE NOTICE.. BO0ART, AUCTIONEER-BY
h. Boa ART This day (wAdpesSsy) al l6h O'CLOCK, nj
ture. eocss,g Of rshogxny SOFAS do chairs roskess
otsee suit parlor suit in crimson plush hair mat
esses bedses ads bu-esus Brussels and ne-a,n carpets
oobing stoves, kitchen furniture &c three large pier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

DAWEBROK Frs SALE OF WATCHES AND JEWEL
Il ry- M. CRJST AIAR, auctioneer, % Bowery, will
sell tbs day, sh inst. at l0 O'Clock large lot OF eoid
pins rings earrings bracelets buttons and Studs gold
and silver chains ard medals sod siver watches sos
good and varous other articles too
mention. BY order Of L. Ganey 61 Division street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

IL Bates mall steamer ARA3O, ID. Lines, Ander,
win leave for HAvre touching a Southampton 70 land The
malta passangerx saturday june 2 at II O'Clock
pier No 81 North OF Beach street. THIS shp
has watersh compartments euclosing the engines
reach hem and the pumps being free work the safety Of
tho ship and passengers would be secured Baggage not
during the voyage should be board the day
before sailing marked below" For freight passage
ply TO W. 8. nRAYfON, Ageu, No. Broadway. .
n B.rhe Fulton viii succeed the ArAgo, and sab
I,,l0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

UCTIoN NOTICE "A FAMILY GOING WEST. WISH
to avoid public SALE wouls Ike 10 dispose Ct some
their furniture In lots TO sw purchssers ~ low
ate. Address West, Broadway Pos Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

gyrEAM TO GLAgGOw, LIvERP0OI, BEIYA6g, DUB
- Lin end londonderry, without delay, for fSa Return
tickets either Of the above places good fov sS months By
any steamer Of the line, 500
EDIKBUK0, Cumming. Saturday, May ~ ct II
GLASGOW, Goodwin. Saturday June L. 81 IL
NEW YORK. Mcmillan Saturday July 10. Al u noon
Rates Passage-Abin &6; third cssa found with cooked
provisions, $50. For freight or pssssgs npyyto
RoBRRr CRAIG, ~ Brcedvay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

"a UCTIoH notice j. BOGART, AUCrIOEEER-BY
- Bog This day, at l0h O'Clock. in front of the
Tore No North William street. horse cart aad
krnesa, 10. of liquors, &c. MARCUS HOKBELr Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

a UQg24S NOTICE JULIUS BRows AUCrIoNEER
a Z1s "Wednesday morning q. l01 oc ok, sales
pom & Cortland street,
spkrupts stock of fine gold and silver watches snd lac
fwers worthy the particular attention OF the t.ade aud
in want of fine watrhssfor private esnrp i've
Dialogues al sale by which evory Article will be warranted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

NE G. EDEY, AUCTIONEER.
M. EZRA LUDLOW, JR,
WIN hold his regular sale of wagons, harness. &c on
Wednesday June 81 bis saesrooms. NO. Pine street. a
IL O'Clock when will be offered wagons In every variety
with and wtoa tops rock shifting top sugges single
and double harness saddles brdles horse bAnkes linen
fly nets DC Also twelve dozen leather fly meta
perior quality suitable Southern and Western trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09

CORN Il WILL OWE A GREA1kR BARo AIN THAN
GLOU. elsewhere be fouad 10 this city for
grand repeating srton piHno made erprcsy FOR e
finished the elaborate style, aud for
beauty be surpassed With that VIII cl in
story which will guarantee saarot be criticised BY
disinieressd Judge vi give most sasactary bsrgsin
70 INN edAie cash customer need the money badly
frat street Guaranteed for two py The wno
The beat In the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-09
MUSICAL.

A GOOD TONED SECOND HAND PIANO CAN Bl
"A had cheap for cash Apply 10 J >S. VAN RIPEn, II
Wooster street. between Houston and Bleecker streets
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
Crue;ty Of Indians.

Nelson lees .lccOunt Of ,chaf he snio
.4mong tie ComaneheS.-The Albany
hnckerbocker notice. the return 10 that
civ OF Nelson Lee, who was taken prlso-
ner by the Comanche Indians, in 1856.
/ near Eagle Pass. while on his way from
Texas 10 California. He furnishes the
following
Lees lie was spared because the In
dams could not manage repeating watch
which he carried. The watch saved his
life. In the Comanche camp Mr.. Lee
found no less than twenty eight captured
white women, and some thirty or ioriy
children. A day or two after he arrived
/ in camp, they massacred an English wo-
man, named Anna Haskin, in q most cruel
manner. They tied her naked 10 tree,
aud in the presence Of her Two daughters,
| Margaret and Harriet Haskin, inflicted
/ Ire most revolving crueltIes upon her.
! Before Mrs. Haskin was finally dispatch
ed, she was tortured for nearly half a
dav, during which time The Indians be-
came much excited with liquor, and dan
ced about her like so many demons.
They took sharp pieces Of flint and cut
her flesh in all possible directions. Mrs.
! Hasklns and her daughters were captured
while on their way TO The Mormon settle
men, At Salt Lake. The daughters still
remain with the Indians. Their ages are
M and 10. Lee made his escape IN the
following manner: He was accompany
mo the chief of tie Com anches 10 a lodge
some miles distant During the tramp
they met party Of lndians---lhe Indians
gave the chief a skin filled with liquor.
The chief drank Of the spirits, and be-
came excited. Arriving al "Nk. he
id smouned and stopped down 10 drink.
At this monent Lee seized his tomabawk,
split his head open, and killed him in
stan,ly. He then took the chiefs rite,
mounted lhe chiefs horse. and put Tor
/ Mexico. When he reached Mexico he
was completely naked, while hIs isei ana
legs were so swollen from being cut by
the cactus plaut that he could GO only
some elgh, miles day. The last hun
Idred miles he did on foot, bis horse hav-
lng died of exhaustion. The Mexicsns
treated him very kindly, and gave ham
money and cloIhRg 10 reach home. The
clothes he now wears in Albany are those
given him by the Mexlcan'.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

,hen sppuzed of the circumstances, aud,
although lie al first treated the matter a =
deluslon, The application OF an instrument
10 the region OF the heart, soon COnrlrced
him that there was life within the appa-
rent corpse.
The body was then removed 10 war
met room, and the existence Of life soon
became apparent. BY degrees, animation
was restored, loud sneeze placing The
fact o} her being living subject beyond
al doubt. When speech was restored,
the eirl described everything t:IaI had Ia.
ken place from the time Of her supposed
death. She knew who closed her eyes
and placed the coPPers thereon. She al.
so heard the order given for her coffin, as
she lay in her death clothes.
At first. on her restoration. she refused
all sustenance, and on some aImtuI Er-
ing forced upon her, she became flghnll'
" excited and, though in state ot eX.
irene debility, it required great force IL
hold her. Since that period her conduct
has been very strange. She enIerDans a
wish to destroy her father and mother
and on one occasion, when they were as
| leep, in the same room with herself she
arose from her bed in the dead Of the
night, went down stairs for light, and
having first destroyed, by burning, some
needle ework. which she knew her mother
''set great store" upon, she SET FIRE TO lhe
curtains, and then retired to bed, from
which il was thought imPos, IDLE she couic
have moved.
In fact, so mysterious vas the origin o.
the fire that her parents were at loss lo
account for it, unlil the girl herself con
fessed having been the cause. She now
| lies in such a stale that she can neilEeI be
called alive nor dead, lhe former Stale be
ing only ascerained BY careful eXaml.
nation of her pulse. Were it NOT Iha>
there is no motive for deception, and tie
parents being credIahle people. we should
Imagine there was some ruse in tins very
extraordinary affair, which is causing
considerable excitement in NunealOn and
The neighbOrhood.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
A Physiological Mystery.

A Young Girl Neither Dead nor
.4Hue.-The Young giIl whose singular
restoration to life has been previousl ly re-
corded, is still living. Having had an
opportunity Of inquiring into this very
remarkable affair, says The Birmingham
Eng Daily Post, we are enabled to give
the following particulars =
The giIl whose name is Amelia Hines.
is IL or l3 years of age, and resided with
her parents in Bridge street, Nuneaton,
England, and dwinding away under some
uneccOunlable complaint, abou. three
weeks ago, she, IS her friends imagined,
died. The corpse was then removed TO
another room. The body was rigid and
icv cold. 1t was washed and laid out
with the usual deathly accompaniment,
penny pieces being placed over the eyes,
and the coffin was ordered.
For more than As hours the supposed
corpse lay beneath the winding sheet,
when it happened that her grandfather, a
yerv aced man, came from bennington TO
the neiphborhood of Nuneaton. On GO
iny with female relative 10 see tie
coTpse, the old man removed one Of the
copper coins. and, although the eyes Te-
NAMED closed. he fancied he saw move
mens beneath The lid. The woman with
him a, first ridiculed the idea, bnt on
looking more closely. she. too, observed
a movement The medical attendant was
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

Of lantern read those fatal letters. 1t
was finished. The golden bowl was
broken-the silver chain was loOsed.
With one last effort hurled it wide, and
it sank in the kissing foam.
In the village church-yard,sde by side,
beneath The shade of an aged beech, where
the red breas, trIls her evening song They
rest-falher and child !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
SHEpIERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA, SATURDAY N0RNI

.,l
lie >H" I"' '""''I GITr's''s" s 'o'"
f''a' zone 'n' ~ =?
lie c'ggo' MS oo9 : o'SP ms ''"''
lie Knew 'ha' S,.'h''g nam c
W hose goi'eh 'u''9 10" Sl''"''o - w.
Around p'o" '"o'' 'A'''
lie 0ore "illih us C''sP'"S "''"''
Smiles wreathed lis happy lace
Amid HES fearful storm;
The last of that bright houSehoid' now,
Together they viii GO.
Ger the cold waters OF deaths stream
Whose waves so da,kIy flow.
One kiss UDOn that baby brow,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
A Short Patent Sermon.
RY DOW, JR.
Text-PGy The Printer.


Nv Dear Friends Tile debt that sits
heaviest upon the conscience OF morisl,
provided he has one, is the debt Due the
printer. 1t presses harder on ones boz
som than lhe nightmare, gals the seul,
lreis and chales every ennoblIng senu'
ment, squeezes al the juice OF ira'ernal
sympathy from the heart. and leaves IL
dGer than the surface oi a roasted potsto.
A man who wrongs Ihe printer Out OF n
Jingle red cent can never expect to ENJOY
the comforts Of this world. and may wei!
nave doubts Of finding happiness in any
oil er.
OH, YOU ungrs,crul sinners II yon
have hearts moistcned with the dew OF
mercy, instead Of gr2zarJs filed with gfa-
vel, iake reed what say unto you. II
there be one among YOU in this congregs
lion who has not serIled hI. account with
the printer, 90 and adjust II Immediately
aud be able to hold Your head up in so
ciety like giraffe be respected by tho
wise and good free from The torture Of a
guilty conscience, tie modification Of re-
praied duns, ant escape from falling into
The clutches of loSyers. which Is one and
the same Thing. II yom are honcsl and
honorable men, you will 60 forth and pay
the printer.
You will not val, for lo-morrow-it is
but visionary receptacle for unredeeped
promises-an added egg in The great nest
4 Il. a. dol tfp
ior's curse. If you are dishonest. low
minded sons of Satan, do not suppose
you will pay The PRIMER, as YOU have no
reputation 10 lose, no character 10 sustain.
no morals 10 cultivate. Bot let nae tell
YOU, nv friends, that il YOU 60 No, do u,
your path to the tomb Will be 'tn'~cd
with tborns you will have to Ralher
your food from brambles, your children
will die of dyseniery, yourselves WI
never enjoy HE blessings Of health.
once called upon sick person whom
The doctor had gIvrn Up as gone csse.
| asked him II he had made bis peace ai'h
his Maker. He saij he ihoughl he bad
squared uP. then inqniTedif lie had
forgiven his enemies He replied YES.
then asked him if he had paid the pTln-
ter. He hesiialed moment. and ben
said he thought he owed him about Two
dollars and fifty cents. which he jesired
should be paid before he bsde coed bye 10
the world. His desire was Immediately
gra,ifed, and he from lhat momen, be-
came conyalescen,. He Is now living, in
he enjoyment Of good health and pros
perjly, ST peace with his cOnscience,his
Sod and the world. yaN
Let him he an example for you my
friends. PsnoDize The PRIMER, 'ske' h's
paper and pay for il in advance, sud yyur
.Iays-will be long upon The Earth. and
oyerfowipg with the honey Of happiness.
to Pic,ares for sale a! this oEiee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

Ger the bright waters sped the ship,
While the calm azure sky
Looked peacefully and Silly down,
From lis fair home on high,
Smiling, 10 see amid the depths,
How beautiful and brigh!
lis mirrored sembIance sIumbered there,
In waves Of liquid light.
Ger the bright waters sped the ship,
And happy hearts were there,
For tones Of mirIh and mnsHelsy
Float out upon the air
The ringing laugh from childhood's heart
The cheerful. blrd-Ike slraln.
Re,ochoed by rhe goyous group
All! ne'er 10 sound again.
Fire! fre!-the words rang ieariulIy;
They checked the mlrlh and song;
They paIed zen manhOod's cheek anc
brow,
Appalled, his heart so strong,
Louder and fercer grew the tone
Fast swept each wreathing flame,
Like fendish, kissing serpent tongues,
They msdIy onward came.
Wild rose the cry from palid lips,
And words of stark despair
Rang ont from many hopeless heart,
From many pleading prayer;
No hope-no hope-a mOrtaPs hand
These ierrnrs may not stay,
And onward The defiant wave,
Wings lis consuming way.
A father with his household band,
II sought The vessels side,
United still in veal or wo,
Whetver may betide.
Fear clasps so close each lille heart,
Tears mark each childish cheek,
And mortal wo and agony
The lip may never speak.
He looked upon each sunny head;
He smoOlhed each siIken trees,
And with some fond and loving word
Each cherished one did bless;
Then gathering up the mighty strength
OF love in that dark hour,
He gave each trembling liule form
Unto the seas dark power.
That mother left her weeping band,
And sought an ocean grave,
First-frsr-that she might never know
There conflicts with The wave
Might not bear with her 10 death 5 stream
The hunting agony,
That wresthed each young, desPairing
face
Upon the surging sea.
They clustered round him-litle hands
Clung wildly 10 his own
Beneath the blue Of yondeT heaven,
Was e'er such sorrow known
As his. when 10 the 6eeP-ioned sea,
He gave each childish fern,
with young. unsulled life,
With loves rich feelings warm!
lJa e,u tbsr, sink heneaih the wave
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

1t is hard To bring out of the flesh what
is bred in the bone.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18
THE HUNGARIAN FATHER.
BY MRS. F. NJ. BoTHERsoN.

I'm Incident in the Burning If The .lustria
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-12-18

t. Pic,ares for sale at this Office.
.alis 'la
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-20
& GO MN ERCIAL.
DAILY aASn CyrYs 0vvUs, I
kookak, MonAAy. March lkth.

DAILY AASR CTR OvvcB,
keoksk, Monday, March l6sA. ]
FLOUR - Banner Mills Kxtra Family (fal
whsaps 81 90 y bbi.g xxsya sspersns (spri.,
| wheat - 90; superfne - -. Gate City Extra
~ 90 per Dbl. Second quality, - 80 . bbI.--
Country nour, - 90 p sack. Quincy, ~ rs :,
-. Graham, tfsli wheat) . 90 Per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, soc per 100.
CoRN-Ready sale ct zoe to 26c.
BARLEY--Good demand for prime qualities a
t0c 10 7tc.
WHEAT-Littls fall wheat to be had sos
viii BE- paid for good article. Spring ~ to sos
for chcice poor grades - tolSe; In good currency
OATS-In request at 80 to -.
RYE-3Se 70 zoe little scoming In -
BUcKWHEAT-3se y hush. at Banner Min
POTATOES-Good supply selling 1t 10 70
from vssons, 20 70 3ss.
GRoCKRIEs-N.0 o. sagsrfair ITO s3,prins 81
70 o. choice u, clarified 10 70 1eS crushed and loaf
l3l to IL. NolAsses Plantation 10 70 ~, g. II. 70
to -, Golden Syrup, 7sto se1. CeAse-Rio Is,
Java lsto lSc. Rice 70 s3c.
S0AP-Palm oic, Family &c.
CANDLEs--stn =, stearins IN. Mould Il q
III.
AhuO-EAir suppAyy 14c 70 DC.
BUTTER-vair supply. Choice II V II. NYI ID
HIDES-Dry, sActo loci green, ~ 70 b.
HAY-Prsiris from - to SO. Tine&hy, ~
10 80. Hungarian, IA TO Z. 10.
sUNDRIRS-0nions,eo 70 10; Egss, 70 1es;
toc to 4bc; White Beans, fsc to -.
fRUIr-Pir supply. Green apples, sAstss -
10 to .. Dried appies, - 90 to - - per StsAsl
Dried peaches, - 50 TO - %; Raisins, - - 70
) rs.
PR0vIeT0NS-Msss Pork 1is 80, shouidsfS q,
8Ides 81. Hams u.
BSEF-1a v gressj ~ 70 . p~ qsasts.
HO0S-Drsassd 70 ~. -
BHKEP-e1 70 ~ y head.
6ALT-G. A., u - 70 u ~; KaneGne u
ExcnAses.-Ou New Ysrk fer sunS N ~
snt.; fer gcA Dsnesnt. 81: Lssis 4 ~ bssss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-20

WHITE TEnrH, PEavunKD BREArHAsD BsApFI-
SuL conPLExIor can be acquired by using the
"BAlm Of . Thousand Flower" What lady o.
gentleman you'd labor under the eur.e Of diss
greeabie breath, when by using the "Iaim Of .
ThousAnd Flowers" rs . dsntri6ce, would mot only
render sweet but leave the teeth white - al.
sbasterf Many persons do not know their breath
Is bad and the subject isso delicate their friend,
will never mention 1t. Beware Of counterfeits.--
Be sure the bottle assigned,
fKTRIDGE CO., N. y.
Tor saleby All Druggists. Ue24dA w6m1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-20
REMOVAL.

The DALE GATE CITY OFFICE IL
In hcCuss's Bailding, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Cosnting Room Arst door 70 the right.
Orders fsf Ill kinds Of Job Work filled
with nsaAnsss and dispatch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-20

u The City Of Louiaiana cans 10 last
evening. She il nash improved in appear
anes, and ID credit 70 the Packet Compa-
ny. Capt. johnson i Master, and Capt.
Bon. Harris-ssrsre Ben. p i in the Clerks
ONCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-20

- The Col. Aorgsa oame 10 yesterday
from Dee Moinss, whses she hes been an
chorsd since Last summer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-20

suNHE Directors Of this College have made ar
i rangsmenS with DR.. Sanford, BY which the
iHstitution will be transferred To the large and
beautiful Hall Of the Iowa Medical COLLEGE, and
have elected Rev. Chss. A. Williams, Principal-s
gsntlsmsa veil known and Recommended q DO ssess-
Ing ell that tact and experience and those literary
and scientific qualifications, requisite to the com
plate aud permanent success Of this important en-
isrpriss.
The Spring Term will commence on Monday
March IA, undsr the superiotsndance Of NJ. VIII
iams, aidsd by competent and experienced teacher;
the sAoics u Teachers the course Of study and the
general discipline sf tbs College bsing subject to
che supsrvision ard approval Of the Board. WITH
the pledgs Of their permanent cooperation and
counsel
II il the purpose Of the Board TO build up IN In
stitution wAiek shali fully nset The vsnt1 Of our
city; and In this effort they hope for the cooper.
tion and sympashy IF III Intelligent and liberal
eitisens.
The lnstisstion will hsasefortA b sxcissivsl,
for fsnah pepila aad VIII semyssAend primary
snd sdvsaesd dl1egtmlneo, VITA ~ doDjgn VI IN
sitin.ss thaseaA isaa!sA - sisaslAsasion
ligss. pasross q e. nsall5 siil sssssia.
This sraaE83 eoeuym- ~ ee-1peeaeiou and
influence e =. ST.. = 49, llI.silsy s.d
vsry iavoralaetsfms 49, hass - - "a tha
use of his rueNa.
Ths tsrns : saiaiss viil =, = Asrss,asss. sis
and eight asllam ~ 4saetm n N1lnasy el11Iss,
With small a61i1 - aaxrs ~ insl1 e10al -.
psssse, and e1a.4 ~ lAAin, DsGneh, Ges-
man, Assis - nG1Mof.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-03-20

BoArs.--Ths Envoy, Henry Clay, Sam
Kirknsa and BsAgsr State came down yes
tsrdsy.
The River II rising.