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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-11-20

xxx Quincy flour.
A LARGE supply Of this well known brand Of
"A Flour always on hand at
novlld COLLIEks 4 ROBERTSON'S.
STAR aud Tailow Candles 10 boxes on hand and
~ FOR sale by COLLIEhS kOBERTD0N.
neyIl Id
S0AP -25 boxes Hill Co German Soap for
~ sale by GOLFERS 4 R0BEKT5OS.
uoyl Id
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I.~a Consultation Tor kansas.

Iswa COnstitution for kansas.
The new Constitution Of Iowa and the
people Of our State who adopted it by an
overwhelming majority, are about to receive
. high compliment, il would seem from the
following paragraph, which we clip from the
Lafayette (Ind.) Journal:
Judge John w. Wright, formerly Of Lo-
transport in this State. bnt now Of Quindaro,
KAusas, and member elect OF the new Ter
yitorial Legislature, passed through here
few DAYS ago, on business visit to his old
home. He speaks without reserve as TO the
future policy Of the Free State men of Kan
sss. He says that majority OF the mem
bcrs elect Of the Legislature, held an in.
formal meeting day or two before he left.
~ which they agreed upon certain matters
70 be done at the coming session. They
have, he says, agreed 10 adopt the Iowa
Constitution, word for word, with, Of course.
. change Of Nance. With this Constitu.
sion they intend TO make immediate sppiicn-
ton 10 Congress for admission into the
Union.
They are to meet at Lecompton, but will
i0msdiately adjourn to some other locality.
MT ut definitely fixed upon. Thev viii
also change the names of all the counties
whose names indicate q border rutfian M
ternity. Lscomp!on being the name most
lated and condemned, will probably he
changed to that of Ethiopia. 1t was thought
BY those present that the dark deeds hereto.
fore enacted at the town Of Lecompton, could
net b blackened BY this change Of name.
RT6enstor Broderiok arrived in ST. Louis
from California BY tho overland mail, On
Wednesday last. Hesu6sred very much with
- cold in tbs mountains, and had q rib bro
Ken By the upsetting Of coach near Kansas
Uity.
eHEenator Sebastian has been unani-
mously reelected to the United States Sem
ats by tho Legislature OF Arkansas.
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ELECTION
ar, The Prank Of the M crn pack
"I'n put Girdls round about the Earth.

ELECTRON;
or, The Franks OF the M odcrn pack
"I'ii put Girdle round about the Earth"
A Telegraphic Epic for the Times, in which the
origin progress and marvellous nents Of the
Scienceof Electricity and Magnetism are set forth
POLITICALLY and practically for 1880 years. from the
time of Thales TO the Submarine Telegraph, en-
bracing every broad field Of Electrical Discovery
and schicyemsnt, and especially the last great
FIELD Of the Atlantic Ocean.
New York, Aug. ~, 1858.
CONTENTS:
Invocation, The Amber Sprits, Infancy of Sci
encc, Copernicus, Calico, Newton, the Temple OF
Science, Electrons Trance, His Awakening, Elsc-
tron Tortured, Attraction and Rspulsion ,EIecsron
In Germany, The Electrical Machine, Eisetron En-
trapped, The Lsyden Jar, Prank lin and his Kite
The lightning Captured, The Kite iu Europe.
Franklins Magic, The Thunder Storm, The Thun.
der-Bolt. The Lightning Rod, The Northern Lights,
The Arctic Aurora, Galvanism, Volta, Elsctron Z
Metamorphoses, Tale Of Tear, The Artificial
Diamond, ShGkspcare's Clin, The Submarine Bat
terry, The Telegraph Foreshadowsd, Electro MAsns-
tism. The Telegraph Realised, Ths Avenger Of
Blood, The Electric Fife-Alarm, The Electroty pc,
Cause Of Cholera, Table Turnings, Ocean Teis-
graph, Conclusion.
One Unique Volume, In fancy boards. Price
30 cents. Tor sale by
sep2ld OGDEN, BROWNELL / co.
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GT few years ago negro living near
Cynthiana, KY, was accused Of murder
Soon after the negro was killed by . white
man named Morrison. About : year ago
Morrison Was killed by his brother n-law,
named Whaian, and Whaian was killed re-
Gently by man named Phillips. We would
not advise anybody to kiln Phillips. It seems
rather dangerous to become q link OF that
chain Of killers.
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Love not KUN ing smooth.

Reports are in circulation Of an affair of
the heart, in our city, which came to an issue
a few nights ago. We are not posted in the
facts with sufficient accuracy to give the
names, but rumor has it that one Of our
young men, becoming smitten with the charms
of young lady OF sweet sixteen, sought her
in marriage, but from some cause found his
suit objected to by the father of the dsmsel
and was forbidden the house. Driven to
desperation, the ardent lover repaired to the
County Judge, procured a license, and in the
dead hour Of night, by means of ladder
scaled the attic story Of the residence Of the
lady, where her jealous parent had confined
her, took her 1erefrom, repaired to neigh
boring township, and was married. This
seems sufficiently romantic to us to call for q
notice, and the expression Of the hope that
the affair will have happy termination, that
all parties interested may be enabled to say
Gall is well that ends well. "--Ottumwa Cour-
Ter.
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NOBLE 1 STRONG,

Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Plaintiff in the foregoing action having oh.
tanned an order Of publiostion ~ 10 the foregoing
named defendant, from the District Court of Lee
County lows, ut keokuk, therefore let psbiiossion
Be made In the "Daiiy Gate City," . newspaper
published In said county, week for four con-
secutivc weeks. ERIE J. LEIGH,
Nov. 8, 1883. dim Clark b. c.
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AljTaON.

fuNHE public arc hereby warned not to purchase
l certain Note. ~ described below, said note hsv-
ing been stolen from the undcrsigned on the night
Wilsey in favor Of Charles Twins, and BY him
transferred 10 Charles II. WINS, for one thousand
dollars, dated At Ksoknk, Dscembsr ~, 1856, pay
able four years after date, and bsarpg interest at
the ratio OF ten PER cent. per annum.
Nov. Is, 1888, JACOB q. WINS.
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CO Ten negroes, Give men, three women
and two children) in absurd pursuit Of those
eglittering gensrslities," life and liberty, ran
away from Morgantown, We. They had =
fight against twenty 1--we mon and the bred
Scott decision, ia Fayette county, Pa, but
finally escaped and are now in Canada, it is
supposed.
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PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE co.
PEORIA, ILL.
Capisnl $500, 900 90.
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Legal NosAce....f srcl osure.
To c. =. Hyatt and n. A. Hyatt his wife, VIM N
Flaherty and Cynthia A. Fiahsrty his wife,
Francis J. OAkes and Abraham W. Buskirk
partners N Cakes b Baskirk
VOU and each OF you are hereby notified that
l. tharc Ia ON 6le In the once Of the Clesk al
the District Court Of Lee County, lows, at keokuk
petition Of Sears N. Loyeridgc claiming Of you,
the said G. p. Hyatt and VIM. n Flahsrty, the
sum OF nine hundred and sixty dollars, with 8
pcr cent. interest thereon from June LIST, 1887 on
two notes made BY you dated June list, 1857, one
for t46S and the other 14o7, each with per cent
interest, the 6rst II four months and the second II
six mouths each payable TO b. McQuillin, and BY
said McQuil.in Endorsed to said Loveridge, and
also clviminE Of each Of you the foreclosure Of .
mortgage made by you, the said G. p. Hyatt and
wife and VIM. III. Fiaherty and wife to one John
Shane, dated June lst 1851 to secure In part said
notes, on the u NV. Of section ~, and
the NE. ! Of Me-. Of section %, al In TIP. 60,
n. X. 9 west, Lee county, Iowa; which mortgage
has also been assigned to said Lcveridge, and q
notice Of the tendency Of said suit directed to you
having ~ to you been returned TO the last Septem-
Der term Of said court, "not found, aud an order
Of publication had. Now, you and each OF you are
further notified that unless you appear and plead,
answer demur to the said petition, on Of before
the morning Of tho secondpday Of the aaxt term Of
said court, to be begun and holden 1t the city Of
keokuk in said county On the Arst Monday Of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1857, Judgment will be rendered
sgainst Jon thereon, by default.
II A m "a
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GOLFERS d RcHERTsON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PRODUCE AND cow
mission MERCHANTS,


aMOCERS, PRODUCE AND COM
mIssI0N MERCHANTS,
No. 10 Main-st., near .KE0KUK.
rlNEAs-Ex. ane Imperial,
Ex. fine Young Hyson,
Elk. fine Ooiong Teas,
lnss rsssiy I'd ana a. fsls h aonrprsou
(SoFFE.--Mocha,
Laguifa and
Rio Coffee,
For sale by C0LLIERs d ROBERTSON.
novlld
CuGARS--Double kennsd, Crushed and Pow
- dered Sugar, Refined White and Clarified SUI
gar . few hhds new crop Sugar, just received and
Tor sale by C0LLlEkS ROBERTSON.
r HOLDEN sYKUp-Lov ering's Phiiadelphia and
~ Belohers st. Lonis--for sale by
novl1d GOLFERS 4 ROBERTSON.
M -Bclehsr's Sugar House Moia.ses,
4vl New Orleans Syrup Molassses, Plantation
MolAsses--for sale by the bbl., bhl. and key, by
nov1td GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
I no BBLS. choice Janiton APPLES for sale BY
lUO novlId o0LLI ERS i ROBERTSON.
EkUlTs. - A large supply Of new and fresh
For sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
noylI1
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Ins DIS Moixss VALLEY WING Ia published
every Monday atthis ONCE, Is one Of the Oldest
In lows, and has refy large and increase
- Srsaiation throughout the Des III Dimes Val.
&eys AsstAsrn Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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Legal Notice. - erect esars - Mort
To Moses B, Morrison, p. w. Potter, William Bur
hittt Il. Clarke, and Tufpin Daughters.
VOU ana eaah Of you are hereby notified that
1 there = now on Ale In the Clerks once Of the
District Ccsrt u Lee counsy, lows, ~ Keokuk a
petition Ct Robert r. Crssl, elaising II said
Moses b. Morrison the sum u twelve hundred dol
lars, upon said Mcrrisvn's two ptvtni.-e.y notes
dred and nnsty-aix and So 100 dollars {t696 6o,l
with intsrest 81 10 per cont. and both dated JsSs
18th, 1885, and also praying for the foreclosure Of
mortgage given to secure said notes, and the sale
Of the mortSagsd property, being tract Of land In
Lee County, Iowa, to Wit twenty feet fronting on
Fifth strcst Of lot seven In block fhirtysx In the
city Of Keokuk, extending the same width across
lots seven and eight In said block, and bounded q
follows, to-witi commencing % the lire OF lot
said block, thence ON said line towards job nson
street twenty feet, thence 1T right angles asross
lots ssvsn and eight in said block, thence on the
line dividing lots eight IND nine towards tho sifey
twenty feet thence at angles scros lots eight
and seven 10 Fifth street, the place of beginning
slso, the cxtinguishmsnt Of ALL sQnity Of redemp-
ton on said premises under said mortgage, and
for general relief. And the said p. W. Potter,
William Burkitt, r. ". Clarke, and Turpin Daugh-
tsrs are msde parties defendant, 80 that they may
come in and set up by answer any claim they or
barred thsrefrom thereafter.
Now therefore you and each Of you are rsspsot-
lively notified to plead, answer dsmur to said pc
petition on r before the morning of the second
day Of the next term Of said court, TO Be held II
keokuk, commencing on the 6nt Monday OF feb-
rusry, 1859, or Judgment will b. rsndsrsd against
you thereon by dsfault.
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NDMlEA.
NUTMEGs, TAPlOCA, MACE, CLOVES,
IN Pearl Sage, Hecker's FarnA,
Cinnamon, Corn Starch,
Allspice, Pearl Starch,
Black Pepper, Pearl Barley,
Cayenn . Pepper Baker g eeAy ~----
Ginger, Table Salt in boxes,
Mustard, Soda and SAlaratus,
Pepper sauce, Sweet Oil,
Tomato Ketchup, Sardines
Lemon ktract, Oysters,
Vanilla Extract, Fresh Peaches,
Red CuTrant Jelly, Fresh Strawberries,
Cranberry jelly, Ounce jelly,
Preston Merits Yeast Powder
Durke's Yeast Powder,
New EngiAn Yeast Cake.
Agent for Dixie Worcester Sauce.
novlldGm GOLFERS i ROBERTSON.
WIN. THOMPSON. b. ". DAiLkY
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SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.
sPRIEoPiELD, HAss.
Capital 100000.
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4 90 D9Z BRO0MS On cons gnment and for sale
Do by CLEdH0RN, TAYLOR 4 co.
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~ gT 4 bridal pun with shade of sadness.
W., = lea the friends Of the young beauty who
nus just married old Marshal Pellissier. II
france, We're admiring with her the splendid
wedding garments presented to her by the
Impress, she sa,d-"Yes, like the present
better than the future
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BANKERS,

Corner OF MAIN ana second sts..
KEOKUK Iowa
Nov. 8. Esd
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ATLANTIC FIRM AND MARINE ms. Co.,
or PROVIDENCE, n. 4.
CaPisaI $50, 900 90.
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w Among the Americans in Rome 4, last
aoyices, were Mrs. Senator Gwin and daugh.
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For the Gate City.
The Dreams OF Youth.
nr cxi.xsrK.


"soon all youths brtgh drsans fade assap."
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fHHenator Sebastian has been unani-
mously reelected TO the United States Sem
ats BY The Legislature Of Arkansas.
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
ARencv,

Nov. Is, 86S nv lVdtd Trustee
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Yazoo packets Argo and Ranger and Will take 4azoo
freight with privilege Of shipping at card rates
Beffast for Ntnphis-- Memphis and Ne,g Orleans
d. s. Mai Liae.-The fine passenger packet Belfast
Can't. WIN. Way. with the courteous Mr. Ed j.
Booker in the ONCE, leaves today at P. for Mem
pbis and all way landings. The Belfast connects at
NAPOLEON with regular packets for Arkansas and
white rivers and at Memphis With regular packets
for st. Louis and Louisville
Dncotaa fer Ciacinnati-This light draught pas
senger packet in charge of Capt. j, H. Lightner,
leaves to day at Pm. Shippers should send down
their freight early, as she will be sure to get up the
Ohio river without detention Mr.. H, H. Deyenny is
her courteous clerk and will be found on board ready
to accommodate all who may have business with the
boat.
antelope for Louispilie-This fine steamer having
been unayoidaby delayed by her crew jumping, will
positively leave this day at II o'clock.
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sllS7E4l
8e0iEa If tie 5llatkets.


'Ff'srar oFs'9 Fj H. Z So 2a9 g ss5ss'
COTTON. There agood demand again yesterday and
with moderate supply prices lme The sales embraced
about 10, 800 bales We quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
5R2iSF 5 N Mid s;5 3EI3h
Good Ordinary, .lOE = 2Id9,ag &@i2g
Low 514dlhg... .l05l@lo55
arATEMKNr OF COTTON.
stock hand LIST September. bales sO43S
SFySd 50 90 s,g
s,s.,.,.. cl6055
sz zp5Ft5 Sinss, 81
STOCK on hand cleared $50
IobAGeo''.We beard Of no transactions.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
Stock on hsn1 LIST September 1855 .,,,.. hbds 2sOlI
Arrived yesterday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iSi . Bo0
Exported since s..-,s.......t..... 86a5
Exported esiefday,', '..,,......,.,... 20 S7IB
Stock on hand u SOS
SUGAR. The sales embraced 1870 10 1900 bhds al "a,
81 and da for Fair 10 Fnly Fair.
MoLAssRS. About 2000 bbls were sold at 2s1S29t for
Prmgaa choice and 300 to 400 half bb at 825@93e gal
lou, most Of the transactions being at outside figures.
FLoUR,. Tho market firm, with sales about 1864
bbs Of which GO sapsrdne Indiana and Illinois So
Louis s. l2 l5Qdo Montgomery Of 50 20 500 Fancy til
saae, 500 Extra = and 100 So Dbl An offer Of S.
ebl was refused feg 100 bBs ST. Lous superiue,
GRAM The supply Of Corn very light and the sale
were eopdaed 1000 sacks which 200 Mixed 7Oc 20
White Al y and 4S1 lots 81 7ia bashpI of Wheat IS
SACKS Coed TO Prime Red sold at 81 Is bushe Tn
safes of Oats include 0 sacks Ordinary and 300 Old at zoe
0nbel.s. OF Bran l9S sacks were sold At 81 100 Ms
PROVISIONS Pork dull and We noticed only reta
Transactions a. us 5O y h6i Bacoawas in fair request wi
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Steamship Charles Morgan H Place from Powder Horn via
Galveston. to G 3 Payne-lAt dist.
schr olive Branch smith, two days Mobile to master
Basin.
schr brown Newman days from Mobile, to master
schr Gwin Baker days from Mobile, to maser-Basin
Schr Fanny, Wriedt, from Coving ,on-Basin.
Srhr Martha Ann, ---, from GoyingtOn-Basin.
Sehr BasIide Myers from rascagoula-Basn.
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w c(.,l.ta,, Ianti,nrn from Observation-Disclosures
ToTa Star WcNann from Amite Riyer-Basin
Digna Young from Cincinnati.
Baltic Meekin from Louisville.
Laurel HILL Ure, from Bayou Sara.
Southern Goodwin from Trenton
Fancy Nachez Humphries from Evansville Miss
Basin
,uy1o Cn~rHa nv
HhAo" : y" \ 10 y
Shin sias Greeuman Weber Is days from New York to
woodruff eco
EypORTg
IL
KEY WEST via FLORIDA PpKTS-2teamship Galveston
lis bb -four 20 hhds sugar. 21 b6s WHISKY 70 anus OAcoh
50 bbls moasses, 200 coils rope
EArvFSTDN- Steamer Diana-lOt ulongbs castings gware
a.. ~ ~
~ 49,, =, e,-t .1ss t.,1,. ,,,, 20 ma 4,t,ooo
Mn A. q A. Y LsI-2i''b 9H@"t 0' ~ ' - 80
=oyU otnses, -. -. - ,,c,.,.... eco ,,, a. sso
BQSFONShp Ciceo-&glO paes cotton o79 Dds Iou o0'
bdls hides, 81 bbls rusn. ..... ....-.
BOSTON-Bark BrIliant39S hhds sugar 100 bb5 whisky,
lI02 bbls molasses, 2 bbs tour.
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Golden Age, McCombs, from Fort Adams.
r w Albums, Marshall from Shreveport.
Queen of the West, Wade from Cincinnati.
DR. Batey, Dugas from DonadsonyiEle.
Music Streck from nonaldsonyille.
Edward Howard, Fowler, from Paducah.
Hannibal Heasett from st Louis.
Yicksburg, White from ficksburg,
California HntchingS, from Mobile.
d Z Carroll Kimball from Red River
Jas stockton, Hauthorn from Pascagoula-Basin.
Lone Star, McMaun, from Amite RiNer-Basin.
Diana Young, from Cincinnati.
Baltic Meekin, from Louisville.
Laurel HILL IRE, from Bayou Sara
Southern Goodwin, from Trenton,
Fancy Natchez, Humphries, from GAINESVILLE, Miss
BAsin.
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RED RIVER.

I
T,sgYes on FRIDAY ain Inst at5pM
IT. "a E0iS slalsi5S A hdSs{3lS s S5tS AID
5 2%og, ,s4Rlg s1 ,tF@na I Eeofs2 Fl H$gFea,
Isio6meF jos D. Pbe5s naste viii leave as aboge For
IreIght or p6t sage apply on hoard
me- Advertising AGENTS
teaves on FRIDAY, the goth inst, AT r 2. NJ.
E~ss FOR UPPER REED RIVER
- Aabama Binding, SRcqp 5t,I GTan5 Ba5on,
and @Ft IRsThe gbt Tsg draws o6y
1flreh inches steamer Effort, Mcmillan master will
as above. fof iFesh OF P"Ei9 9PpS n n o4{2 tzr M
,ol - " Advert. mo tresr,s
- l-zz ----
gws ptbFs SINE CIVIC TSsgfR1Ei q RAND
lzlbtrl BayGf CamptG IfFand EcoTr Alexandria Bar
ri9erTha new sh draagh and swift rin1iae passenger
Pags is4,o6 :a X A25' =, o a6ys 64 @a'5
aPply on b6ara o. To-
MA . D. u ~ " E "a si4Gs s,Feet
~ = --9Se 2lSss.
Tpnyfg on s ATIfRDkY 37tb inst. nj r = NJ
f7as FFfbFS n sY,tsFII,FIlCIFTES GRAND
lIglt q pG,rC lty5-.,r, f5ri1f5 - Nr,11a,t
rfyerIe fne fsb dff1t paDar H. II .
Carroll II Kimhai master viii leave is above For
't''5 u i''se 'PPi' w " L,Tiy-, ne trE, ,,q.JE-r
~ The carrow will take freight for Shreveport viii The
Sz-'-,-s~ ss-e-'.p,z.2. --------
Leaves on s TURDAY the 27th inst f. Mt r M
Fnags, FOR SFFTS 10 YFGPOBV GRAND
.s5EsAts and i1tnrr,HI,p LANDINGS Red
rver-Tbe ROW sEt Graugh ana swift running passenger
packet r. w Adams. Ghas f. Marshall rtster, jon
b. firqe clerk will leave rs above For freight or passage
apply board ,,,,,,,, - rr,,-ry,r
EDWARDS \ DE&IAEl,
NO ADVERTISING q gents
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BEEF cArr1E-westsrn Fine aud Choice a n
Rough and Fair do. ......,...-@ d.
Attakspas, Texas, etc, y head 49,. ,S22QS20
Ordinary and Fair. ...Sl5GS22
Hogs d ~
SREEP Aper heAdl
" Inferior md Ordinary ...........r4t g 5Jd-
MILGE Cows Choice Kentucky (per hsad)
Choice. -,eS *
CALVES YEARLIsGs ...,....-.....,. SSGs9 %
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CITY, Nov. 25 1853.
Arrived 900 head Cattle The supply of the lower grades
Of stock ample and prices in favor of purchasers We still
nuote
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RRLow-ooxINe ur.


Slip sas GreeumnD webber IS days from Nav York, 10
Woodruff eco
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rEEs-.= FEJTFS BUSTON-FHE Al FAST SAILING
sFsAA American ship j. II. whitney, Captain Gray,
S4lss loudius The above uor', and having most
heF c4rro engaged and geng board, will have quick
dispatch. For freight Of iinlr, apply 10
j p. WHITNEY co, IS Gtr5udelet street.
For passage apply the captain on board post 5 FIRST rs
krnt. ml-
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FOR ATCHAFALAYA RIVER

T9sgs z FOB PUINT CLEAR-HTEAM
IFhLests4 CRESCENT Capt John f. Carson, Will leave
.S48sszz7sa Mobile EVERY EVENING for Point Clear d.
Also Sundays. Mondays and 1hursduys viii make
midday trips, leaving the city at 10 oclocs to accommodate
those who arrive by the morning boats. je3i II
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FOREIGN PoR rs.


SJE4s- FOR HAM 6JBE-THE Al FAST SAIL.
sEsEss ing American ship hatahdin, Captain Oliver,
llyt0 j. p WHITNEY Il Co, So Caroudeet street.
For passage, apply to the captain board. M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-06
PERSONAL.

-. Hon. Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts,, is
in Boston.
.... Professor FELTON, will pass the summer in
travelling on the Continent of Europe
-. Ex-Governor Washington Hunt. of New
York, was in Chicago on the LIST inst "
-. DR.. Wn. Nj. r. Wilson, a well known
physlciarN of Frederick, Md, died SUNDAY last.
49,. M. Guizot has corrected the last proof of
the first volume Of his Memoirs and left Paris
for his country seat at Val Richer.
-. Miss Helen Cunningham, daugh of Mrs.
cunningham Burdell, was married on Sunday in
Jersey City, to young dentist Of that city
.... VIM. =. Bowers, well known member OF
the newspaper fraternity Of Memphis Tenn
died suddenly at Little Rock, Ark, on the 23i
ultmO.
-. Gov Matteson has commissioned Mr. l.
w. Volk, of Chicago, the talented Young sCulp.
tor, to execute. as one of rthe ornaments of GOV
nj s new residence in Springfield. a full length
| statue of Senator Douglas
80. The remains of the late Judge GilchTis
have been buried at Charlestown, N H. Th.
Unitarian church, the services being conducted
| by the Rev. J. Crosby, d D., and Rev. Adams
| Aver, pastors of the society.
| 80. The sale Of the furniture of the great ira
gedienne, NJ lie Rachel, took place in Paris OF
| the 10th ultimo. Crowds flied the large room
of her vast apartments, in the Marais. The OBJ
| jects eagerly sought and bid for were the souve
Mrs of illustrious personages, of which Mad'll
| Rachel possessed rich collection
| THE Rev Father Quinn of Brooklyn. Tues
day. called upon several largelcotton houses dow
town, and paid them, altogether, the sum o
81 ,25O. He positively refused to explain why b
| paid them the money IL Is probable that som
| conscience stricken Catholic had empowere,
him TO make this restitution