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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10


The following quotations are baao1 -
the Ranoyt n The Aud;tor NJ A. 1anfH #1
Indiana, dated February lat, 1856 q
srpc1s PAYING.
....
sank o. ooshen, ooshsn.
hesk y Gsspors, 0ostort.
bank Of ~. vefnoas M vernon.
bssk g psoii, raoii.
nank % HoeAviiss, Wanafn.
bas1 q seisn, Nss Aitsny.
aank q 6els1s salem.
BiocminSten HAnk, bloomin gtea. 3as
CsnbsAAgs City bank, Cambri4MAQ
n1chasss Hank y: drs enc ~.
Bank q lndiasA Aicat9an Ciay 49,
csn.r.lB'L, -, ssa.sns1 ~
urer Of state.
Crescent CITY veevik.
Bank q kiahass..s
BsoekviIls lask, tndiasa.
0n6deeViY neak.
YArnsrs bAnk. Weakasid.
indtaua 6ank, Aaoisoa.
Indiana fafmen nsnk, rankin. 49,
hentucky ntocs Soiamons.
Lsgra1fe bsn :, Ina. !,
fsrke Cesnty banks Aocx.iHi. sa.
PrairieCtty Bank, xsrrc Isnte.
Bank o. Mentic.ho
lsyssN Coenty nank.
Msfch- accH ~. Ncw Ailaay.
indi.n Rss.rss Hal.
Hsosisr Bask. NJ
susrrrpnp-A, o. n,sro.ws.asSsezs
A,r,.n.-,., M ssss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

8&OAGA H1GM , CMOOa H.
TAara a.arser.
EgtNAE Third onanQ40 this School viii - =
eupiedin tie Lava sdssal College, On ~ sssnss
Of Concert sn41lSA s9ss1s. Ills propossi : =.
tahlhh an xaglish ~ olassical Ssheol q -
sha4essrs ai.ees SHAH place itin H. AloAsss
rank amoAg he ssAae1eof our country. - =
aecordanss with the design there will - 60
hined the advont6ees Of home nurture n phao-
ical. mental and moral training, With inatscsG{sa
ia the variousd departments Of Literature, Gllsass
and Art.
There win DO secured the ssrysess " fsll ssrpa
Of competent teachers in The vxflAus aspers~eS31
Of Languages, nssAsnasiss, assa sAs ssssral -
!. The s.. ;sss, win sss'' 4 =. s.... :
There win = s1ersisss v.sl.y Il oo.pssisisa
There will y thssss dcpartl larry, 4.
ssrmediats asd Academic;
Primary Depastnsnt, per saartsr, ...........e 4
Intermsdtase Dspprtnsat. pr aparlss,--.. 10 =
Academic DspaStnenexfsr quaetes. ..,...,.. a q
These rates. payable lsyaftahy - ~ ~ y
i 81 lsssskss no. iaslu1sl Is shs sssss I 49,
Node3uesion will b. nad4 ~ abseoees sxse9tl =
CO. % Of protracted sscknass.se s
Pupiiasz1A - elassi&sa ard promoted saly
seon s1esessh sxAninsAisa 4 their pssviss
' Is. ....s,s y ~. -, -. =. .,,,,,1 !.
give i1easdS neysr@sas yssssh, Dsauiae, -
On Paa.a - ~ isssussi sss = r.
p.sgeses.S5 ssslta tssspsssivs bssnias t.
* .ssn .Aa,s, IA q 800 = 49,; /,
instrsetion sivsA - sspan. 6ssNiaa
Painting - Ag'issa IA = - - 0AaaIIs
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

1Sss''''.-' .IUW a.
vfsAH NAsTlC ROOFING 10 we'll adapted 10
= - Or fst roofs, is 6rc proof, and becoming
nfswili admit OF wear by trending thereon,
which makes il desirable for piaxras, cara steam.
boats, DC &c. Fur further parleulars, please call
1t the office, where sampiesean be SEEM
febl7dly ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

REnevAL.--We call attention to the card
OF 9. ". Runysn I Co., announcing The 70.
noval Of thsir Family Grocery TO the sorns,
Of Main and Seventh streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

NOW RECEIVING,
Hardware, Cutlery. Ae~Akc.,
Which, with our presen, large stSek. Win make u
hoes. assortment to select from to BE-
found in the City,
AND Is OFFERED
- the csuotry Trade, Dealers, MSs.Hnss.,,rs "a
consaners generally, Ae1Ae
Lowest MarHes Pric3s u
HOUSE Furnishing Goods,
E@ b - Eubs.
ALSO, D6xLERs IN
ailroad Furnishing deeds.
zss ~ Ao.rr. ,a.x S
An ex aee = xanufaetJ NJ.
@ Fx~1siys Agents fer the sale Of -.
"BurlsF New Psts.& Horse shses.
"Pruyn : Laasisg" SAWS. -
Buckley" Silver sRnaseg41a Hrisa1a = wars.
''k. Ii pcase" n16slsJsS 1iorss- povS5v
Troy Bell Fonnfsy' BELLS.
"Safiey = Lngnssrs nrvsyon Instruments
''e0eaass - "" SCALES,
Patent sAAEneAs.
= HI Asst. LAHrsNnuna...
s. No. ~ QQnm.Hs.
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a Great crowd on Main street abou
sundown-s drunken nan yslliag q the to,
Of HE voics-o6ssrs taking drunken man I,
sslabsoss-erowd following. Such ~
shout The only item Of the day in this cit,
on tbs 9th Of April, 1858. Times hard
items scarce, and nonsy seascer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

Te 8rlck MAX ere ana "a pitalases.
vVNHk undersigEcd would invite all interested
parties TO examine a working model OF .
Brick Machine,

o1ACA xNdCuJ00,
which IL superior to all others ever invented. II
IL much cheaper, more portable, and 20 simple a.
'aot to be liable TO Get on, Of order. Thrss men
and one boy can make from ~ 80 $4,000 per.
feet mrick per day. 1t can be run With less
power 'hsR any other. Two horses, OF y inch belt
Will No With esse II makes the brick direct
y. from ps bank without tsmpsring and eaa make
Brick Allssasons Of the year without regard 10
weather. circulsrs sent ~ addressing W. HUTCH
ISGs, Box fe3 Chicago, Ills. The model can b
seen at l67 Randolph-st. Chicago. Also, samples
Of Brick made by the Machine.
W. HUTCHTN1S WAKEMAN HULL.
Sole Agents for the ssAls Of Boynton's Impfeve1
Brick Press for the West. [janl6dsm-c.na.
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xSsN IL 88WNODO s.
49,. 20 III - , = ole . ~ -
: A18asA xIttshasoA Cal; pseaaass 4.
H. JeAaaaA h1ns lAaa soAl, md Il frse issnn
enc ant VIM - d<livsPsd In saay -
tAan = bsshsla. 1t Is cent? per taA1I1
A-Ksokuk City Scrip q ~ -
Apply at the Once " the IN
GAS COMPANY,
1snSA "a No. - Main sk-, Up Stainl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-10

SALE " Arcnos. Kendall, Howe 4 Co.
will ofss large variety Of storage gooda,
window and door frames, and other aeticlss,
for sale this morning - 10 O'Clock also 10
the svsaisg.
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To BRICK MAKERS.
I'm SALE CHEAP FOR CASH--six Brick
4 Machines, complete md In good order. Each
Machine, With one horse, will make Is GOO perfect
Brick per da. All the Brick on the II adson River
are made BY similar machines. Address
MAUkAN GlBBS,
P. o. Box 20l2, Chicago, Ills.
mchsOdlm &c. ms,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31

INTrNT Or TIiE sToEM--TiiE CfTY RAlIRoApS--
sCtNES oN THE AvEstEs-LAnfES SHOOTING. ErC.
The snow storm that visited this city Wednesday
hast seems 10 havc rent fury mainly the Metropolis
and dd large extent of country any of
the great storms Of las, year. Al Philadelphia where
seems 10 have commenced, Il fell 70 the depth three
inches but TO tho north aud cast ~ amounted a
mere sprinkle. In ths city, whore bad not drificd
there about foot of suowust enough 10 ensure
unpleasant walking FOR time ,o come without being
enough for ~ these grand scghng carnivas which
form 50 peculiar feature of cur Metropolitan luc.
The city railroads were much lmpcdcd yesterday and
during tho morning all uf thcm compelled fal on
oubic reduce the number Of bali later
IN tho day after tho tracks had been literally sprukicd
with salt the usual horse teams resume to tho
rrca, rclci q The ra,rous the road o whom the
ducton q The number q hc NJ rIa1s Nuisance,
itom tho ovcrcrOwiug 4 V.cssuncd.
The slcqhng yesterday cd ne amount y much. rco.
plc arc rot prepared or = ching irocs uuta atr Ncw
Years. uhcn good sorm j. auxiousy prayed for
by an ,hc bcaus and bellcs ani Young New Work in
fever ~ excitement abuui cutters fast hprscs buffalo
robes snd thc crinuine thai Il make uec a thcm with
himself R.t stI t.c rrow va .unvcl0ine " an.
looked for th,r were MT wanting per gns who coolt
,akc advantage ~ many 81 yesterday 1nor
neon rhrfe tey 'slr dsilay on ths avenue
srd the rads m ut vicinity of the city
fancy teams aashf9 euiiols AMI "brcakncck" slcirh,
Il every ysrety; bit The cay proper the
.'tnianahulatlous ~ ,he t,l's we're scarcely heard
and TIE few rash fartr wio tentgrad out In seishs
after ofR tlc onah stoucs Of tho spc streets or
across ~, bare railroad 'racks fot little while turned
,hc hotses heads homo and put w their "rnaers for
moro proptous tver tn "rougfs, who arr
went 70 hire al tic crazy sels ard broken down horses
vhcn : snow comc., o maSc might hldeous' by thcir
uowha, mssirr ss, neht 70 tie Great dcugh, 5r
q-'ct reopic
Ibis storm has proved mos, lnwclcome v.sltsr Is
mc@ of our ct7eus sofckcepcrs % NJ, IKE H. a. IT,
tcrieres 10 extent c iule dream N With the re.u
holiday trade d te city Tho los % soreSccpers ssn
mated by Of thousand, of dollars as tSe ladies' IA q
whom have passion for shoTpng especially about hol
day times cannot resist the temptation to do whom the
weather hne aud The sise windows attractive. tn
bakers the confcctoncrs tho ewcry and fancy goods
dealers as wcl the atcs have al reason 10 resrc, To-
storm vi Wednesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The two great Anglo Saxon nations England and the
United States are con,endng now peacefully for a prize
oi more i'm ortance To them respectively than any that
gained the tented dcld They contending
for the trade Of the Pacific and the nation that succeeds
Il winning W II have attained triumph, the results Of
which will bt file all attempts at estimate. II ID not
alone the Central American sthmus tina, this question
10 be decided over the continent of America .ns rails
arr to be laid hat will connect the ports OF the Pacific
with those Of the Atlantic our government was first in
c field with ts several corps Of engineer officers sur-
vyng the appropriate for this great national
work and Con- rcss has been engaged during present
session in cndeavorng to mature plan carrying out
the enterprise Three routes proposed for the road
Southern one, crossing New Mexico at n paso
or AlbuQucrquc; Central one, crossing the
Rocky Mountains al the South Pass, and a
Northern one, starting from the head OF lake supe-
rior and CROSSING Oregon the Pacific The
Congress TINT the sciee ton OF that viii be eit 10
the ESecutvo the road Is 20 be- built by the govern.
mentor to tho contractors, Il that mode of building
shall be preferred. The estimated OF road
hundred millions Of dollars, but think that hundred
and fifty millions would be much nearer tho mark II the
three roads are to be built the aggregate the 10
yernmcn will not fall short uf i've hundred millons OF
dollars.
In the meantime, and while rival interests arc
contonding IN and out oi Congress the oca-
ton OF the road and the mode of building H. the
British government has gone work and sent ou, Iar
ties of engineers 70 survey route from Lake Supe-
rior, through liz own territories, 70 the Pacific This road
would open the fertile valleys of the Saskatcbewa
and Red river OF the North, make available the gold
mining region Of Fraser river divert the trade OF the
Pacific through the lakes quebec. Thus there are IN
contemplation -four routes To the Pacific the CONT
nent, the cost Of which b. less ono
hundred and any millions of dollars o. s,S hundred mil
lions for the whole.
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Here We arc sncc tne l-th ~ hNe T. " TIC hufrihs
81 the officers Of your splendid militia are yet fb n air
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20 lc IN the S1tes encrs since We ars Under tie stars
and the strir,s ~ the noble Atianta ami rccev ts M
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",h F''s " ''''f'
Ihe Nahla aior aH 1FoNts ~ hc lne vessel auf W
haves ~ we'll a. any usn eoud expect II + trte that
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- - 80 '
scas aud ev'ryihnH Ftasant such lucky trip was
never made before and on. ~ orr faFy rftnafks t
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-
lbe injury "hch 'fhetal lack sutlre4 N h& io"t h8s
80 TAR been doing we'll An abscess formed IN the top ~
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isTHNl-s or NICARAGUA.
ruk BELLY c.S,tiy,rov scurME

Bely pamphlet % ,le Cancellation = tn Isthmus
u Nicaragua which has Jus, bcsn forwarded to ~ by the
rs Publishers gives what PROCESSES to be complete
ftsgms II all the mechanics economical and political
considerations connected WITH tho enerrsc Having had
trcuuent TO touch upon The latter. We sbsn
tent ourselves or The present with brief notice Of the
foondcd
The fakc q Nicaragua is ~ NJ What Betty calls the
pom, og rbuton and tho uoxhansuble reservoir q the
water destined for The supply og the canal for the two
creans This lake j. interior sca, forty lcagues in
length by fifteen IL breath. foriy streams, Of which
several arc naygablo discharge their waters nto This
magnificent basin The lake secelves, besides the over.
aowngs 0i the higher aAs Of Aanagaa Though The river
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The distance 20 be travelled frora Bucnos Ayres up
wares of ,000 niles and The trip wi no doubt DC
novel and interesting one 20 all parties on board
The health OF the squadron continues extraordinarily
good.
Our sAyAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Uyrrxp STATES srpA&eR WATER wrNB,
Prssswsuoo, Nov. 26, 1858.
The United States Seamer Water Witch Arrived az Per
Misunderstanding ,oisa ke Fakon IN P@t-AI Vel os
Both Ves1ls-Lists OF officers.
This vessel arrived at this place from Ceara after
passage OF three days and half and found the United
States steamer Futon here, roah for Paraguay. All
well board both vessels.
send you a list of officers OF both.
The two leave st. Catharnes as soon rs they have
coaled.
STE rurros.
Lieutenant Commandmg-Jo =. Amy; Lientenan's-M
r. Warrington John II. Stewart Robert Seldom, n r. Camp
bell PurserRobert Ii. Clark Passed Assistant Surgeon
Henry @ Mayo Senior EEgneer-Halmon Newell second
j. Buchanan Houston James Dekraft; Captains Clerk-A
=. ilase; Purser's Clerk. Glenn
wArER-wIrcu.
Aiphonse Basbot nulany A. Forrest Francis IL Baker
TaSs purssr NJ Browr Senior Es
gineer-Willam 2. Wheeler; Second Assistant-Roher W.
saing, Charles A. Chipley Captains Cerkohn G. Pegram
OUR PERSAMBUCO CORRESPONDENCE.
PEENAMBuoo, Brazil, Nov. 20, 1855
Sailing Of the Fulton, Water With and Harriet Lane War
tie Crecs- Good Hc0thcr.
have to inform you that the Fulton, Water Witch and
Harriet lane have taken in supply Of Goals here, and
gone upon their way rejoicing
The Fulton and Water Witch left six O'Clock r. " the
26th inst and the Harriet lane at p. last evening
The health Of all on board is remarkably good.
The health OF Pernambuco is now quite good
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nprobaby tn Monday. In big journey here nc caugh.
cold, which caused him violent pain under his left
ear, 20 tina. he disposed for company
the = enDg Of bs arrival, Yesterday, however,
he was IN excellent health, and though upwards
Of sixty five years Of age his counenance had all the
bloom Of hale and hearty manhood.
The Generals present visit is understood TO be private
10 his friends, and his last visit to the metropolis Of the
Union. At the expiration Of his Senatorial term the
present Congress lie returns TO Texas never MORE he
SAYS, TO take part public business Having spent forty
Eve years of his life in the service Of his country
capacity other he claims the right Of dsposng Of the
remainder Of his days, and retiring TO Cedar Pontto
thu title farm O. his OF about 900 acres, at the head Of
Galveston Bay, where he will tend his hcecy ocks and
ENJOY the quiet and sweets OF pastoral life
On the subject Of the Presidency the General dsclams
a ambition for such honor, says he would accept
Of no such position, though il unanimously
corded to him. The redemption Of Mexico from anarchy
ana devastation is the only theme that to touch
what remains Of ambition in his heart bot his advancing
years and the claims OF family and home iresde
wnelm even that The General unquestonaby sincere
in Ga ming retirement but his friends have
voice in the matter they think, and while he is still
hale and hearty they count him the property of the
nation or time back there has been considerable
life among them, and they spreading broadcast
throughout the city the following tickets
Tns JAcKSoS DfM6cPtcy nyn MrxTT
PROrECTORATE.
PRESIDENT,
General SAMUEL. HOUSTON of Texas.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
General JOHN +. WOOL, OF New York. !
THE JACKSON DEMOCRACY AND CUBA.
FOR PRESIDENT
Cen JOHN f. WOOL. OF New York
PRESIDENT,
Gen. SAM H0uSrON, OF Texas.
no
THE JACKSON DEMOCRACY AND STATE RIGHTS
PRESIDENT
General SAMUEL HOUSTON, Of Texas
PRESIDENT,
General JOHN +. WOOL, of New York. !
Tar scTs0S pfT6cTscy nS6 10 MORE sS
SPECULATION.
foR PRESIDENT
SAMUEL HOUSTON, Of Texas.
yIC; PRESIDENT,
JOHN T.. WOOL, Of New York.
for the same positions. have been widely circulated in
this and other States and to with good re
ception.
The multtudes Of distinguished visters who have called
upon the General since his arrival here and the warmth
OF their affection should force The conclusion upon the
Generals mind that, whether he think il not, his
friends have made up their minds him retire 10
Lerdg his sheep by tho lovely lakes that surround his
Gne estate, however tempting may be the innocent beat
rg OF lambs contrasted with the growing Of the wolves
that surround the Presidential chair
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WHAT Is SENATOR DOUGLAS DOING,

Senator Douglas engaged, with his lovely aud ac-
compsbed wife, all day yesterday and last evening,
receiving their many personal friends. was source
of wonder to many that the Judge had no public
cngavfncnis ior the day. Some wondered whether he
was 10 remain unno,ced others whether he preparing
his speech 10 be delivered today and others whether ho
was arranging hs last viii and testament previous 10 his
return TO Washington and meeting hcssrs. slidel and
Jones But the fac, was that was simply sitting his
private paror at the Everett House, scanning cards
nrvughl by 1,o ~Aitsrs, saying snow the gentleman
in " or, shaking him by the hand How 10 you do -
Ny dear sir, this u my friend Mr.. smith, perhaps
he engaged IN earnest conversation with Of the
many prominent men Of The city and country who called
upon him and his wife personal friends Among these
VIM. u. Astor; Captain shcstaSoa, II the Russian
navy; wiifon q. Huut, General Hcrran New
Granadan Mulster; George Bincrogt, ietcr Cooper
Isaac Townsend, Cyrus ". iled, and many others.
Mr. Douglas found time to pass word with all, and did
not seem al appalled, by the stack os cards ou his
table lie Southern ton, la. evidently agreed with him.
as be has grown somewhat IL thinks tho ate
canvass IN Illinois agreed With his health ~ hts re-
ccpton At New Orleans he does b. know what H.
make Of a. aud bc grgtici al The cour.
tcsy with whl,h he exposition Iopulsf sovereignty
was received.
Mrs. nougas received her numerous sis.,cfs wlh
form urhanity, ana all hearts by tile grace
with which she entertained her gucg,s
day Mr.. Douglas will receive hls fricu's the ,gty
Hall. in accordance With the FOLLOWING anucuuccment
Nor.s lie Jslrt ccmm,.se q sle Common cosaef. ap
phen Douglas deslrs = 'niouo NJ pubc thst h. has
ssd eco 70 r ss.e & ' u II so " scss asss e e
New os osrs = sny n n he1s, esn ~@h ,py " .pxvr
5Sas ISas Lys, ?nsp'aN. !olS ss} \ f9fiSs' 9isf.
1T'Ssss 1aSsss sifEFfs NiFFRSS Jof S,stFTiS EtFTHS
GEORGE sTARK tANks wkBg.
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lop,pauv in which ths Court delivered full and com
prehensiye written opnlon; People ex rel Mcconnell ~
hcIberson deciding the right of appointment Of Dstr vet
Court clerks; the People rel Taylor the Mayor &c
DAVIS Fish, which occupied The Court for six days,
and notwithstanding the lengthy cases heard, the Court
disposed Of thirty tive causes at this term.
At the Dcc mber term jus. closed, Justice Davies pre-
sided The term continued but three weeks, yet the
Court ds posed of seventy besides hearing McAdam
VS. Board of Canvassers, Cumberland Coal Company,
which occupied the Court four days Wetmorc vs. Law
involving right Of defendant: TO lay the track Of the
Ninth Avenue Railroad.
general summary shows that nearly four hundred
have bsen disposed OF in this branch OF the court
since January last
SUPREME C0URT-CHAMBERs.
The same Judges Clerk-Ric hard G. Beamish, Esq
The annexed the annual statement Of the business
transacted al the Chambers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31
MODERN ENTERPRISE.
THE GRAND PROJECTS OF THE AGE.
~o~y>S~-N<><~~~N~~<<~e~~
THE OLD GIANTS OTrDONE.
Crossing the Continents Piercing the
Mountains Connecting the Seas, and
Annihilating Tine and Space.
THE CYCLOPEAN UNDERTAKINGS OF THE DAY.

The Pacific Railroads.&c. Ship Canal Ocean and
Land Telegraphs-Niagara, Lake Erie and
Michigan, Toronto and Georgian Bay. Lake
Champlain and St. Lawrence, the Ohio Falls
ana me Nicaragua Ship Canals-The Alps
the Hoosac and the Bergen Tunnels-The
Tehuantepec, the Honduras and the
Central Mexican Railroads-The
Victoria Bridge ct Montreal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-31
Nearly thousand Million Of Dollars Wanted.
DC, DC, &c.

We have prepared the following review Of the great
works that projected, being actually IL coerso
of execution, at the present day. enable our read
ers to form conception OF the enterprise and activity
OF the ace
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sI'fREvr CorNf-c ciEctfT.

Tho same Judges. Clerk-Nlen NJ Snilln, Esq
~ Court Bvihe ~. Re ~
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GENERAL, SAM HOUSTON IN TpE CRY.

Among the number grea, men now on visit 70
city the distinguished Senator from TcNas General
sam Houston. Tho General eft Washington tuesday,
passed tho night IN Philadelphia arrived here
Wednesday afternoon. aud drove quietly up 10 the Metro
pollaD Hotel where he viii Ivnan tn Saturday sud no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-20

snD- In you Hayr 4 Cornu


sU LIZ You HAVE CouuH,
n w, a.,. TAKE HAMproN's TINCTuRE.
TAKE HAapToN's TrscruRE.
III yoa have Rheumatism. ~A'A
:, TAKE HAMpToNs TTNcTURn.
i x,n -. =, TAKE mAMproN's TINcTuRE.
1T yoa are all Weakness y A'"
TAKE HAMpToN's TINcTuRg
ASTHMA, COUGH. CONSUMPTION. The writer
most highly esteemed like thousands OF our best
known citizens. feels it duty to bear Testimony of
me me, Wohdersu curative power of HAMPTOS,s
IlNCfoRE, Why let your friends suffer and die
without giving 1t triaai Call and ge. q pam phlot
BALTIMORE, SEPT. "a. 1855.
, 3essrs MoT1ssaer If Motebrap p-- GesstlsDen. have
oeea sotne time afflicted with Asthma aecompa-
hlto Win shortasss OF breath, with many ~
81 vi Mp oonsniap lon friend, knowing Of the healing
Properties Of HAMPTUN'S yEGETEBLE rINC.
IokE, from having used the same, induced me to
procure bottle of the Tinctnre, aud by the use of
enc nottie wassp much better that WAS Induced to
Use more OF u, and by taking five six bottles was
restored TO ry usual health. and will say to all per-
VEGETABLE TinCTURE.
deniiemen-Yon are at liberty to use my name
ior the beEent OF the afflicted;
8. West corner of Liberty and Clay sts,
Baltimore, Md.
Hg- Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Seid by PURCELL. LADD q CO. Richmond; by
Or COOKE. Fredericksburg; By all the Druggists
IN PETERSBURG; by MORTIMER & MOWBhAY
Baltimore. and by Druggists and shop-keepers
ea- 81 per bottle; six bottles for IS.
no I-d&wts