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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-14

44A - COkE1
10 you want bright, cheerful ire 7-USE
H. COKE
Do you wish TO preserve your rooms and furni-
tare from tho SCOT and dirt attendant upon the
use Of OoAif-USE COKEI
A superior article Of which, manufactured
from Pittsburgh Cosl, s constantly for sale 1T Ii
osn per bushel delivered in any part Of the city.
In quantities Of not less than 80 bushels.
Orders may be left Ut the Ofiosof the
GAS COMPANY,
Eovl0-d No. 6S Main-st., Up Stairs.
Also,
a LARGE assortment Of Russell 4 Wards
IA Butcher Knives just received aud for sale
esry low BY >. W. II. TUCKER.
nov6dAw2m
CLOCKS.
a n assortment just received at No Estss
u House. EAML q. BRIDGES.
decltd
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VIM. Manners,
DY r R AND Q y U y Il r
On Fourth Street between johnson and Kxchsn
KkOKuK IOWA.

JOBERM 1SLECM,
Cou4eestonef,
Main ST., bet 6th and eth......... ......KEOKUk,
"A AANUFACTUkE Of ell kids Of Cakes and
UkCaadiss, Pyramids, ~. All orders for parties
will b pronptly attended 70, 81 the shortsst mo-
tics and IN the most approved style.
octkd
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In All the principal cities and towns, these works
win b delivered, Free - Possago. when
sent BY mail, the PoaSAss to any part of the Uni.
ted States, will b but ~ Cents = ysar for
ssDlsck wood, !" and bat ~ Ccnas = Yanr for
each Of the Reviews.
N. B.-Ths price In Great Britain 81 tke 6vs
Periodicals asovs named il about TAirty-sns Dol
lars per Annum.
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Tho rsesipt Of ADVANCE SHEETS from ~
British publishers gives additional value 70 49,
hsprint:. inasmucA - they can nov b PLACED y
the hands Of suhsssibsfs about q soon q ~ eete
nal editions.
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Ihese Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties of Great Bntain--W hg, Tory,
and Radicai-but politics forms only enc feature
Of their character. Az organs Of the mast pro-
found writers on science, Literature, lity ands
Religion, they stand, they have ever stood, ~
rivaled in tho world Of letters, being consdsre1
indispensable to the scholar and the professional
man, while TO the intelligent reader Of every slass
they furnish more correct aud satsf.otory Yecord
Of the c1rsent literature Of the day, thFoaRhoat
the world, than can b. possibly obtained from any
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LEONARD SCOTT d co.'s
Reprint Of the British Periodicals and the
F0rmers' Guide.

/ SCOTT 4 CO., OF NEW YORK, CONTINUE
-. to publish the following leading British Pc
vixi
THE LONDON QUARTERLY, tconserYativs.)
2.
THE EpINBURGH REVIEW, lWhix.)
8.
THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, (Frsecburch.)
4.
TIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW. uihsral.)
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Keokuk Book-Bindery,
AND BLANK ROoK MANUFAcTORY.

DLANK Books made and ruled 10 any REQUIRED
Dpattsm. Court Records ! Justices Docks sta, A.
ssssou Books Poll Books, Ac., Ac., furnished At
short notice.
o.. e:os, g, = :. ss.s, -. ss.a.; or r.-
bound n any style desired.
1GMy BindsIy will b found IN AcCune'
Building, corner Of Main and Essond-sts.
sep ll'e5A ISAAC n. PEA101.
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nAVE JUST recsivsd ~ their Fashionable
Il Tailoring and Furnishing establishment,
= choice and excellent supply of BrOAdcleths,
ING tAoOIss, of ali descriptions, md guarAntes
that their work shall be done In the most ap-
proved and satisfactory manner. They ars con-
stantty receiving the New York and Philadsl-
phia fashi0nsj and respectfully solicit al who
desire good work and the best material 10 rive
them call.
sept. ", 'ss-dly HUTCHINSON DEWEY.
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GKo. W, G'CgAgy. JoHs ERucE
McNrarY brace,
RNEYS AT LAW,
BthA e.
hFFibE on Third Street between Main and
NfJehuE0n, over the state Bauk
Ffomft attention EtYeE ~ collecting nnass-
curing eiaims aud aoassy ysncinE
Titles ~ resieatate examn ed and Notaria bus
iness transacted. Inov2edAw
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-04
CHAPTER ~.

Now let us return to that den of vice in
Fourth street and view a scene that is trans
piring there. II is. about an hour after the con-
migration of Madam Stric1land's home. Let
us pass through that detestable room on the
first floor and hurry up to that little apart
ment where within twenty four hours we have
listened with attention to Rosa Willis inter
esting history. How changed is every thing
in this place-this miserable hovel where
crime and vice assume the supremacy without
a-single rival. The costly furniture, that had
been procured in Philadelphia, by Roger Will
son, had been removed every thing bore a
corresponding appearance with the lower ap-
partment and gloomy desolation seemed to
hold sovereign sway through this miserable
establishment. The beautiful face of Rosa
Willis was not here, it is true, to make the
place more endurable, but in her stead, seated
ON an old chest, in one corner of the room
was slender girl with her face buried in her
hands. She seemed absorbed in deep medi-
tation; while before her stood Mrs. Bachelor
with her arms alSimbo, evidently, assuming
as much consequence. as possible. smile
played upon her lips-,a satanic smile which
mono can assume except those Immediately
connected with his majesty, the devil. She
was conscious that the game was in her tolls
and all that would now be necessary, to in
SURF suuucSHt Nouiu pc w It'pHoiAc piia
to its cage. For this purpose she was alone
with the girl.
Nv Perhaps we may elicit some strange fact
from the following conversation which may
account for her presence here. Mrs. Bachelol
had assumed one of her most consequential
attitudes, and with eyes that betrayed the
villany of her heart with their deceptive
twinkle, placed scrutinizingly on her victim,
she was about to speak, when the young girl
raised her eyes imploringly and said, while
thetears trickled down her face "For mercy g
sake permit me to return to my mother she
is sick, turned out of doors by the fire and
with no one to help her but me--let me goi
In the name of all that is sacred implore you
to let me return to her who is alone-sick and
homeless-let me go. % pllo
This appeal was made in one of the mildest,
sweetest voices imaginable. But that sweet,
though sorowful, voice-frequently interrupt
ed by paroxisms of grief made no impression
on the hardened old wretch to whom it was
addressed. Cold and heartlessly shereplied F.;
"your motheri is safe and cared for; therefore,
you need not complain on that score. We
don't often do things by halves here, and We
will finish this job I'll insure you. This is
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-04
Original Poetry.
II, 7Nl,ITIlG,iHgTs' M
ny ,AnEs MoNraoMERY.

- ny JAMES MONTGOMERY.
--~s
There il an hour when all should sleep;
There is time when none should weep,
Devoid of Heavenly light,
Where silence reigns DER all supreme,
And with our iancies wake the dream,
= OF peaceful, happy night.
There Is an hour when care should fly,
Like fieecy clouds along the sky,
And leave our souls to rest
II is the hour when angels rove,
And spread around their gifts OF love,
And make our spirits blest.
There is time when wild and free,
The soul bounds light DER land and sea,
Nor jades with time nor space
II roves amid the sylvan bowers;
II dsllies with the fragrant flowers,
Nor falters in the race.
But in that hour when all are blest,
With peace, with hope, with love and rest
The spoiler often roams
And with hisgreedy, dripping hands,
And fiendish lust and blazing brands,
Makes desolate our homes.
II is the hour when wild beasts howl;
II Is the hour when VILLAINS prowl,
Our happiness to mar,
1t Is the hour when lurking shame,
0fttarnishes brilliant name,
Beneath some evil star.
II is the fitting hour to die;
To drop the long, last parting sigh !.
Earth has no resting place,
Like flowers we grow andspread and bloom
Soon sink neglected in the tomb,
And we have run our race.
No. 90 Shipley street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-04
TERMS:

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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-04
Written for the Detawdre Inquirer.
T HE co U SINS.
IolBY JAMES MONTGOMERY.

A ROMANCE FOUNDED ON THE LEGEND DAIRY
HISTORY OF THE CITY OF WHINING
T0N-REvRALING SOME OF THE
BLACK DEEDS, AND UNMASK-
ING SOME OF THE HIDDEN
EVENTS THAT TRANS
PRED THIRTY
YEARS AGO.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-04
Miscellaneous.

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Aa @riginal Starg.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-04

Z 7 = 7i5fl9'9Il a. 'l7l-7ls Z
fslh is.iasG ~ "a \ s
, 1859-07-07
Datly Rcyicw OF Chicago olarkct,

.,......... HE'ScanAT ErEStsG. tuyG.
FEEfGiTS-Tror. GS1.na. tu I.ut tap IT &c psnn
S1as a~'', e'E" al os t. li a e.c; Sch. E,-.4 H.
tut" EIf!a!o ri .ie; Lat: I.at t. u lcat II, 4 Ia.
cine asa. Ga4!Gas t T.. .cs ia. Evt; t,,,. 4, ruf
falo &, &c
FLotlt-Ee1erts, 4Si bids; .lruentt isl bAis Mar.
ket quiet and nominal nj III: for curing estras End
45,a. G.Sl tor Miutes.
NHEA5-lseeetFts. .ss6 Lu; shipments, 20 hu- Wx-
1sa baa aad iHsc1. ea1es were ;-a0 Lu No.1 Fed -
tls'' SN III Ho.s lscsl nj &c. StR1xo-keI1c lower
saics WE'RE -0a td Standard Ep,jnx Al eye: o. tu do
ut 100 bu d. at soc 90 hu do nj aoc tuy<,,s o
ten al this week; % tu Nne Spnx nj eoc; 90 In Ile
jsxtci a, 7oc.
Rrcepsa - :u bu sh,pn,enfs 4 COO tu Mas.
ses hr'' sales rs:0no hu No. at ;pe In storr
ba do Ii lots At oc In store bu No. At &c in s.osr
oAls-hscs4ttas 1885 bu. Market advanced lQiXc-
Sales *re: 1Q bu No. n store ts0 tu do 1t sse
In st"se.
RfE-SoEeetiFts Market quiet and nominal ut ss4
HAELEf-lseceiptss ssl IT, Ma1ket nominal II so1t5c-
N1GH"lSEs-Eecripss. Is bhls- Matkst dull aad d.
Glued ic. Sales were; % bls Ut eac.
ALc0lIOL-3u57 sep ga1
FRotiSiuNS-Mess Pork nominal q. 4lt3sa1s; Cut
Yeats gu!et Shoulders. ckc. Mess Beef noadna1 ii no.
LANb-Neee1saA -5.&s1 H. Market quiet It ll@1lX.
TALLnW-1n good i. nand Ut lux@Ioxc.
n1DEs-ErecIiss I6.0;s H.. Market fsn. Gales were
1t the following quoatoa4:- :-Grsea salteI sa9kc: nsy
FIt, l'9fe; Mus:aa do, l5c; Damn gcd do. 10: Gnen
Pelts, tl<0&l.so,
Woo1-Rceespts. go e.. Market Erm. sales we're -
400 D shsrc ioot ai c GO u half blood II &c
EGGs-fn fair ltmani at lie,
FoCLIAi-cheksna sl,;Oa las per dog; Turkeys. .sxc
Hn.
brTTFE-F1rsin. s9l1c: 1soll, 4,Gice
fpIAToEs-Reeepts, l,e>J !,u. Market more active
and t:her Sa!s wcsc :-sN tu eood Reds SOC sJ bu
Pukeycs Aid SsE1alucks SOC; 100 bu Sesan.oess II
NC.
EEASS-Dun 1t asctot1.
4tAbEi.-caTsocs sold to-day were :-Sctr ronn3~
Don. frnm Georg II Lay, tu1ed. at to1sK SeLr Mary
1fm "fand Nis"F, mixed, at e.: Sear Ferguson from
ocunt". mixed, at e3-la1f casl.
, 1859-07-07

seif Montrakle. Ienrn Euh4lo 131 NJ Iupl,et 70 NJ t,
sif Se~hotiss Bartlett iatIo G0I Lra sal1 Hj tous
s,a. ,eosl,
1snt 1i Irwin. Hys1e- Maa!,:c~, q IN lutntes.
;'i"+ i.'mtt' '' ' " " 49, ~
+h- .,',l H.. a,.i.1, ~, TO II, 1u.; y,. ,ss lt
:. hF :'ts, i:.4. tt, lite i:.t. u n, IutnG.r
St;'s St;'s ia!t!e4 Z H., Lon:. H1se,uIe u td4 xsx.J.
selr rarutec. Shsw. Micirn t:Ix Cd vDod T.
EeH St 4aHehaslle. Jonea katamazoo, Gy m lumber.
sehr ls.y Jane Ins1s PUnI Sau,e Is u Iumt<s TO u
~ slnge*. ]. cais 1.lts - II htls a.h -
SeAf MATT, spruit Gra1d iiayx 10 m lutubx L m 1.fh
Se1Ir NLlEHinI U.rp1, c.rt.-.7r. aa ~d. rr,,d
schr % %Gsta, AmthxLt. WMe Liz, lluo II il tics 49m
I'll, Shh<ea.
S re- En!ser. Harris. te Ism humber L0m shingles
Sehf Si = y; KugEtE- NuskeEon tQm lumber.
t 4n,aEt1tn* tisskec. Gtv1 iiay. 10 eds wood.
, 1859-07-07

WASHINGTON. -5niy G-Connantier Farrand
1.irut. kcita:'.I aud Master John Pearson hayt
htc'i ordered III tic Washington Nary Yard i.
Elnri,!n.
Lieut.. Armstrong Inns been ordered 10 III,
command If l!lt e:ra1i,eE Sunpter.
Lieut. Da:v and .ashis.unt Surgeon Wildr,
have been ordered to tho sloup. ot.war4 Wyo
ming.
Surgeon May has hecn ordered to fl.c rcccir
Ing ship ut Sew i"rk.
l'ast Assistant Surgeon Turner has been or.
.!rrcd to tllr fa',rasnrv nj New York,
lntlian Superintendent Furn.y writes from
Utah that he hs& discovered two more children
saved tram the MouI:;in Meadow 1nassacre.
Official reports received ut the bureau stat,
ttat Calnainr la, lor and Ntlsop arc rc.orcani
z:n- t!i'lr tfcer Ia again a,,ack ts,& Indians on
the traz''> AErnsv Reserves and tlut tAa lud
zas'S can expect MI rrutcctiou from tue II xn,
Stale autliarilies.
, 1859-07-07
G.N. CRAY.
"a. EE.lia;, sC,m'.x.
Il. ". T1iDMAS.3


( tOAlMISSlDNE Ei;S' NOTICE.
fnac r"sses y hereby given tu al rested
lhat tht t.nn aYr,u.el Is ,h- t.1.-
iut tnunsh u the s1 u ca1, tie .t.,.l.
70 at dur LIE sw:rr- s-stircis VI such
ral rstas u h III s air ~: aI ~ hs t.ir,t-
:i"n =! tfl Srtrt frru present southern te sn,4
u IA'sa ssFst: 1f:y If ~l,. in Ec1.,sIairr = III
an "teE Ease III luna" t"acs1 lune shA s.y I'D :.
1ns s't ING 70 as>*s. the a:.uss ut -neh a:E-
etsnes @th Inc c,Tt Il! the pFes!n nIn ht nal es&.se
IL, l." the lents rl.!tt! &, .. .:,ari ~ ,1.nni
slTS.sc!S VII n'1 Al lH'a Ns L. IN the ru III N.1l> "a
for tie iurIsss Of ua.kiax .atA a.-...et,,cn, -
Il. .N.t;Ei1,
+. \, ItItta;i;, : rcu,'ra
H.W.TlI.tMAS.
, 1859-07-07

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th,t,n IN the '+lttv 1t Ca"k. and >ts IT il n", n.
anu sEsesd raj" this a.lterA 4ae, tr41t t;4.ch .sr
n ns1, ffur IT Tic pErtA>e* hereinafter i. -rh.
Ai:k 474c Eat eleventh day pf August L. Il Is n, -.
ae 5 nFht af sAtern crrtln F.nnt Nnar~ it,:-
Gals With such 1sd Of and til, sys; IL, n.
as @1Gnes ~ ths slid ktwart Mitn anil paFas.r h,
ZIG "1tef ~ Jnta Noble. ami respectively car;I. II fha
ssst'3 sin a r several suns u@xt b. min .ffr, ,rn
tA.-'ae N the .ih ttay Of September isss f0r
ts, ""r q" tie 18th i NJ Dee ulA.F i,s "a &, nr.
~ s - Marta. 6 FIR tIsh une On III ISL, ,v
-: - = hF f~t; "G+ The 10Th !as of xx,{xnuxf
"s ssV "n'. 'a the 18th div of lxsnux. ts:S Gtr
@ IN 90 aa9 lt. ..v "f MArrh lS:: yr 3lss: pts On
ne ".a 1s u" june. fr 1:sJ; one IN III. III I.x -
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tS.- aR si:1: "he the tsy II N,r. h fsss ~.
~ 'S IN ttt III .ay It Jiur ~. Or lt: am IN
'xs - -! ~ S<;ttnt<s IL hE s4-y one II ill.,, iih
- h.E sis!: and flc Gta t.v ~ 1n, ~
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fuN ~ Gcu IT r,ra In Tia. .1y,.t,, t(1,. ~ ,"n ~
"an!F ~ The th '!r af .l< mfvr L. H. is y, i 80
nxSsds'i f IN BOX y Of 1er.is Page ~ a"t @b,n1s H.,
isllt as tsF. nlic Ia ths r1yneit II The L., !,
srs att. al.ve tiohs.i and J.Ln N.Ir. th h'1
n*ns5 - such hoir~ ka~ arlel IN to vi, liz ur,.n,s
u shra 1!t tssSt nsrH:!nsE, Now thtnkr, s",fr4 J.,
afes ks*n tnat Il! i'Grsln ~ the pyrr y.,r,,l h. ~.
- &c At dset II" trust, ,t. the l4tt, DIV If Iy
- ~ y len "t.'tk il the I~1..u IT fat DIV ii fs
18TH '"t y" the Etir ftoa-s in se -.sl cy -! httu,'
fa! any'!n !" tA- hi h.-t t.rt s.s ,.h The III
- f!tts .r afct ~ lat = LII u.,n.
y. III The ~n"tsi..ta ~ ir half II lii. ,,s
y * tna sAthf,-r stt i.%1 In T,uu fut,.
W. n'ita s1hA' tifttvR ia, I'll, tk:n rt:t:;
~ staiaf t!nhx nftxxn 1nv sr -, mi ntr
ar & 10 tas ~:sd tnahH It q, + ts. ih-r ~.th I'll s ,t
~ A. TEht aid +3aEy II redemption 1t ths ali EI~a
o~ lis hsFs " 49, n. tssIr Ia t:,e fun ali ,:,.utt
..,,,, .;EASr GUUDisii,li. Tn.,,.,
NA''>-AN"s Sa'e --.3s lfV. 4Lj ttri it..k
, 1859-07-07
TII STEES >.lLE-1yhrrxo. ~,

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Tassuttd hY sa.~A Mth y~nt All; ..t iEs q. ~
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nj ;es 5r H. ~ y g. 'af; h. hslr. @ a:l La fa IN
Aaa stoa t. fh!. .n4 IL ht. .he ~.l Trays laxr.s IL
@ 80 Ft@- EA uxsta os as*.nos: At. x:v. II tr,st l.,
-" trlFn.ent to -aa Law IT Iuy pl,h - he H..
sssi La*.on t't I" rsh 10 apI!y ~ LII
sontss H acSt9 kterut e.r4vnts- Ana shrr ia
~ s9 sa5r. =. M, nss Seaat In u " <
~: -: ~ ap2 % ssAi s.ntat. aui vLsta.ttrre
10 ny HHs to al. L.xNta Md nit xr.I
=! AfaAee. 4nt!'1tsk its1e.t lLis dali, fh..r,..
th:Ef'v.s ha aH. my i Iar-. ;hetra-.u,. II"
No1 theEesT- tAtl:r ns!ts l. hereby c.r,n.h,.fY I.
~ astas.t., w :, pui~ase III II The a, ..,i
= tef r. e.h Il iht E. sn:e sn :s;serx r - LII
n.r1 ~ ~ N M y .t s~ntEat. AMI lie s;t. iii
Psn -. n.c. u tte Ho. .s<s q t.r lnu'.
I'D ~ < ~ 2 q. etany u ct-k, state f ill.,
Ae s'Eeat@n II sai'i day. - 1~S' - VIE "s'oe-1 II
eer u r. ~ as! u assignment f.snsea IN ,hs ~
her. 444e. r. {. t. TIVE Ept!rp = ~Afa u
'"e*e ~ 4ao. E&tttI
, 1859-07-07

AsA having bern Mace III the p1vuxa. oS four = x.t
pnz1sy nHs>s aac ~ AHseI +. Nurt> paya!e Il, H.
s4sf g! y AaF@ia.! fsA se.i aH'.>s ittA. j. L. is;
a9HnahS II he a:7rte t.. the II n n, ~
aaa ose aua.sr d'Iar, ~h!.h notes ~
eefnfst ~ reTssh c, nt.i,- sr II st ,+r.
e Ch:0ka b. tie Aao j. AarslEl F.n " l:x,rl.r. T.:
Hew Jef+sF .:aIttf the -aA I,r t1v 1t tur;,,t
Iss.. Ia which 1t stipulated fha. II ,,ar ~
d11e n EaJehs hf <al IL +ithcf * ii, IN ~ ="
stsataittT hrrn the <s1e sanuil e,,,x ut.
@e tn* thtn lac "a.e s..s sreufest hy -a,l h,s
tnefe.nfs Il the opikn Il the Asd j. Mar>hai ~, eHa
tt1te!y llt anf parable. '@~6@' ltsoaan nahe-
~, rfeis M1 ss i, i.s' ms, ao.. aa,. s++s sv
~ aLass knea Ne:sss u tasssGasn b. rshx t.
virtue ~ {Hsssnf Ete In sa.l no.i.asr ~" ~
~ atS@nrts RI she ali uaT,. y kau
10y. NJ aisssnSh day u July as1t AZ III. ea
Hnn. ~ - as tay at sns huEtt 5rus ,.r ~ - @ as
~ nS =, ~ iae e'ly "f tac7co. ceSk Eunnx iihr.J. @
- M ~ = ~ y. p01ac 1uikn r@tLue n f- h.h III
".. eo psSs4sa dt "csie-i tn asI mn,s,re ~
INA puwsf 1f x7.s l.. sxslIr Iii ~; a
eaptnsss inctaeht thereto yx. II 10y ~
-, ,t; y 10 block nulhes hbs1y. N, IL os
snd IT, e 70 no o1t<inl town lnna el,yt af t.sLs
ae thl'1e<s. ti} IL Heke1 IL. ssr<.
tNsuy eight tes} In to~nshn a ~ - a11HfS - III @
III ~ ~ ~ nEtt Aca eqny 1t strmntb ~ III VIZ
tneIF.u deed Ia ~ viii b. n.ta L. H. ,r+ch.
-. " ~ xHs Said srxs b rScsrasf In H. G..vr,
~ Eeo< CuEnty, u b<ok Nj n ~ u.,rt an
as aktnnsent tteseDf IN bouk r.: e asrs:
ELlEANErn r. W1L>ONx
n.i.3t nsath 11,C TT =, !, I ,Srs, AuosnsJa
0"$*e saae u 1ss. i&seM dsEs7
, 1859-07-07

NIOlsTG.A{:E SAFE H.. -. :

holslf.\EE S..LE.-l:v m Inu
- rh, =. h.It t-'.v sHs au. Re x;,.,;, ~,
nats<a+uIA tu jane. Co. hs.;s ari = t,tht-
q zas'r pEse. m:.ts'ees. The x.!a LIN =. n1Aefs
i1e payment 70 ali 1eiy:t~* II t~ sa. Il S;netrn
exrsaa Notes q crea Ll< with S3d u.tt .'s - ut**
of s1ty-flve Auntari fas. .s H. ,os II ~ ,aa
ard shfss }*A!s funs dat With intrr.t a.n,ls' ,s
hssts 2hd iorsssf AZ tasse ips pe1u " n.yrl ~
.he s;f fsf ~ ~ 4u'sS dss,t,s =. i.~s the
4sis!ons ot Seet.oa o. Toxnstlp tlfty p,ss ~
On tss excepting .n,i sr,<sr a.
r. = ~ sM of Fl ses s s:.s< t. IN rs I'D
y ieut<n Taylor, a1a reepried in the RrxeFs i'm, H
1T 1T Gnansy tue tfta d.y Of Auxa.s 4. H. H. IN
ptw.s " 'as Ut tie ssi n.rageI prrnies il JrsaIt
pe made In The payments Of either of the aid .rsrr.i
aaa = r. r., as ssd VI. duly
sth ~ lux IN l.ok = VI Mung1xrs rsxe sri arG ~.
r. is sea rtssa - the thirteenth aay of FrbIuasy,
Gn.c cns!trru!+ duly as.xn<d bY ill., ~ In =. n
efv ~ at IT, S.nnr L. 1axtrIo Eiip.a1 ,iksu. q Iii
lie prt, ,hrt. With all their Title nt.1rss Il
~ HS wssa sti sa1+rI t*1r. ..st. tn,. twss INV
er ncui il lie cts ~. w., w. n'y acknowledged ani tt
I+,k IN tle lHh hy II Iu e T. IL r.. " III .,'s1s oI
in,.,.as H. me isyntns II Tie vi. sin II ,n.r II
.,a u * ,a.a.sn. s,r = xt * a ~ nase in ts
VIA thr Interest thereon t,,n, III .li . ~
i,t being navy dug and nnpdl >.:l nj. III 49, -. -
AID she towte ot @x th.sr;u 81 iae s44i
dtssfs as*knt+. viii. ,he ae1 ..r II i'll. he n!s-
~ css ~ r tns ffrsnn At tue lHi.x ...r i
Illinois "''sr !s -a1e ard -xfl m shr .r-, Ssr :.
tt1 'slu pfeli.ts lstEr.It 3"t's- t.r.: t,y,;, ~
a!-se entisp.d, n:4ls ty srusr T,r -, ;
t;tt;a ETITsn alkES. III &. a..:s,:s as.s.s,:''
, 1859-07-07

Low WArE7 1S THE CASAL.-Thcrc were no
arrivals by Canal so-day, on secount Of low
water-sa'r boats being all aground at Willow
Springs. Efforts were being made to pump
wascr iuto the Canal. which it is thought will
prove esnccessful, 50 'hat boats will gct through
by Tomorrow, 4
, 1859-07-07

Iowa Stale Agricultural Society.

The Board ef the State agricultural Cu|!cgc
OF Jowa, which met nj Dcs Moines, rn,sed u
resolution to locate the Agricultural College in
Story County.
The subscriptions, which seen, to have iniu-
enced The Board in this decision, were 1otAl
acres Of land, $4,000 in county bonds and
s. 200 i'll cash.
and one blank.
ssuei Foster was elected President Of The
Board. and Infln Pattce aud f. q. Day were
elected as n,embers Of the Executive Commit
tee, Of which the President by virtue Of lis Of.
flee il Chairmnn.-Etotuk Gate Cftv.
, 1859-07-07
COMM ERCiAL.


The following tables show the receipts mud
shipments By Lake and Canal during the past
twcuty-four hours:
, 1859-07-07
Kansas Constitutional Convention
HtEANl&.r xfkE Fire.


sr L"ris. july "a special dispatch to tit
jteia0tTaf says s!ic kacsas Constitutional Coz,
,ensi'n n'.s Ut W.acde:.e yesterday and WI,
1ws'nauently organized f,y The election Ut j. ii
Winc''all as President, and J. slnrliA, Src'y
No business NJ Importance was transacted I'll.
Convention ssasnas 81 Republicans TO II Dc,,,,
Gratis.
Til: steamer 1.el.sl.. bound to Cincinnati
caught tire III rr ls"ld 1T the wharf this ~ ve,inc
iiir boat ~a* slightly injured; the cargo, cun
s'siing nf assorted p1"duce o,.4l rery valuable.
was ecl:inl!sly .lanl I'D liz ,s;.ta:r
, 1859-07-07

MORTGAGE S.ALE-}:v ~ +.

IL
e.s.!x, y - 'z:r saFak 4s* ,Ls ,ay of IT,
g .fISt. 4 r.: '! j. un"r~ )" E'es ssS.
u, 1; :. = L. 'u't u fur hu,. AID ..s ,t
-. 80 th's - ss'fa asennlu: ire t.sM Nj ~.
y t =, ,.,a,:'' y .t nsns.yr .r.1ns
: = :, " IT,. 1;r "ft*n pvr m. sr.ss
& = s.ns It. ,:4- = s lot ii.ys ~ i..:., ~. e
%F - HItas ~ Nh:-L.l axn: rr Il. N "a. H. H. -
s't.""f 'sGrt-' tt. 1T Na n. +tta.,s S.t1I,f.
~ e''*:'Er ~ E.7,te4 and rty.Tt in ~ na.~ ~
sae f'E''s = - tt.niv, - Aa.I u,,rt-.s~ ".
*t"ei = Ft''' re :! a;.hxake-. pEra,.r. n ent
T. ~ ~ Ef -yfet nf mt t!lxr In ,,.r,is
ah EfIE ~:-i.r:. s..arI<,: in H. III
.gu ~. = I'D t"untt of I.'ue IN Il Ok IL Mvstx,
= fs' ~ A. ~ -t,tf tsort On ill.,. ,.rh
.vA.Ft y. -. l-' sh4 1T having t,a i,,t.r n ,h
~ s 49, sa1tl VI uaulst II. .t tLernn -.
= Id '4A Es'tsxaxr AID sE~ sulA ~ b.., u
~ II 1"ri'-s t:ir:s:. II The r. Il r.. I+r .ss
~ ~ ''s Y lily y l't.'rfaa<r. -. n isl: liz
t"s i-s 4' go -" ta~ ..,- .Jn! .nu,t.... '*
n'hF- l.. IL = n. hssry Urn f..1 hy y:.1,. a> ~
1,i 1,Gt''!sf,' rka;.t wEi "n ne ,kitr,A osr -
'as A. ~ ~. :: t~s Gcoek IN ih- t;rr..., II ~
s:t u! -: :'t ~ Wy e tn~ss sLr ...1ty x
-"E a'f = ~ t:ts n: mi ~. +. nsAl1s
1s,n = Fl - ~ sst p: .s.-t ID IA. u asS
t~tr.. Ss"'s- d~ " A:a Ii ~. All t;u;ty ~ -
D. t"n u IS -: It, ,t.ta a1uT~ :h.ssiu. ' y ~
4'sf tA:e a,':. As..,. si{:f var u,@-
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