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!, =. 4. y. =. AZ NEW oRIxAx, Jan. .. 1859.
3 Of this city Of New Orleans
WE, the undcrslgned, owners OF the nuna-
Der Of Test attached signatures respectfully
hoAokAble body have Common square
1eck sene from the leves claiborne street The
the roadway 70 b. semeptcal respects to Be-
done In the most approved and with eye single
strength snd durability That portion Of the already
paved With block remain And your petition
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PETITIONs--O-F FICIAL.

To the Common Council 1855
II {. tns n 4.
l:sssos s
Sss ,a aas ss
s sssss " q, .ss
d WIN s BE- ns and h, the Ms
sesodDS 70 s n.s
aa as ~, ssfis ss, AVID. street.
sser.,.r y4 Board a Il hi 1s.is,.ss Aldermen
Au conseil commun de la Nouvslls. Orleans -
&c:
pson Il. p1isns ses
honorable corps Dc pesssr resolution antorant
svss
rs
d % .a ~
ct nseemsns qai ssront donnss 10 do
D. B. Maearty, sOs pieds sur !. rue 8. Avide.
dit lawsw secrstaire du Conssi es Hs.isians Aldermen
new osIrAs. November 10, 1858.
10 the Honorable the Common Council "a v
e. e sssy
hsIs paved .dssa @ess IL sa 1 q
paved + a with the
n Schneider, rs Is feet = :. ouio''As' % 'ss''
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
seb4.9a Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvEILEORIEANs. 10 Novembre 1899
ApHonorabe Conseil Commun
de Ia Vile de ls Nouyells- Orleans
e 7. sur le cete
STANCE que proprietor eoraes
CONNIE residences les banquess sont pas encore
nos locstaes en- consequence prons
corp Ia confecon des des banquees couorue
ment 1 70 loi sur sujet.
F. Conery. 40 peds. @. T. Buddecke 81 pieds
J. e. Schneider IS peds =
7 lavsv s.ers.s u Sonss Al Dc. H as.S
NEW ORLEANS; 7th December 1858.
TO the Common Council Of New Orleans:
THE PETITION Of tho undersigned re-
City Charter having signed this petition pray your honor
able body resolution authorizing he Comptroller to
for making brick sidewalks wooden cutters on both sides
Margny street. from st. Prosper street that said
sale be final and that the Mayor DO authorized With
the work Is completed according the lines Of The
B. B. McCarty. ss2 feet on Marigny street,
Emile Mary, 90 feet on Marigny street II,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
NouvELLE ORLEANS, Decembre 1855
An Conseil Commun dc Ia NouveHe- Orleans
/ "A PETITION des sOuss1gnes reDreSente
respsctuensement que la majore fquse Ia nouves
honorable de resolution Contr
vendre apres cling davis dams Ia gazette ocel
rs "a Dc banquettes rques oles
rue Prosper lis demanent auss que deanitiye
MARIE soft avec acquereur Les
msnt aux agnemeus ct nyellemsn. du voyer de VILE
Emile %y ass sas Il a s Ne Ms,sny
dl7 lawsw secretaire du Assistant Aldermen
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" JAS a. HUFkINS, =
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.


NovELLEORLEANs, janvier, 1859.
rhonorable Conseii Coniuun do Ia Nouyee Orleans;
MEsMEURs.-:Les sonssignes. proIrletei-
licite demanden votre honorable corps
Ia I'D section de 10 charte De 10 ve ire
weller payer Il rue Pysua des rnes Caops Fsllcit
douse de long, nj do molns de dix depa
sour Les dts bocs devrou ere de premiere quae lea CO.
les bouts ct e haut taas dc manise former
gne Ct In onyrage do bonnie sods h dit place
dagonaement qnatre de sable du
de Londres avec dc pouces sable du
lac ct gravois de Londres les nterces ben remps
convenabement conpresse rouleau
osn asst Les enrnstones ordnairss Dc qaae
eapger les vees peres de bordure pour are Outrage
sode Les deux c6tes de Ia de Pryana
devront ee eleves OF nivees de mauare acter
ms DIES Ct les hanauees ssyses ct pavses peres
plates Intersections de les
psrres plates de IL premiere quse de Ia rvare Nod
de pieds de large les perres
Ell ala cantSs
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Signe: " b. Macarty 392 pieds
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
dl7 awsw secreairs du ConssI des Assistant Aldermen

new ORLEANS, Oct Sth, 1875
THE PETITION or the undersigned re-
= pectfulls showeth that the majority required By new
Gy Charter having signed This petition they pfsy
able body TO pass resolution authorizing Comptr
sell ye days notice In the official Journal The
s. John Bagse street from Eysian Fields Msrgny ses.s
and that said sale be na and that the Mayor bs authorized
contract with the purchaser the Be- made
when the work Is completed according the lines
Frank Meyer, 40 feet st. John Baptiste
Tim Ownes. is feet 9 inches.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
NouvELLE ORLEANS, s octobre, 1858.
Au Consei Commun de Ia Nouyelle- Orleans \:
l A PETITION DIES sOussiUness represonte
que la majorie fequise nouvells
share De la Vile sgne Ia presens petition ct l
honorable corps de resolution
yendre apres cling jours davis dams
en- bo sur cote de Ia ST. Jean Bapste
es Cnarnps Ia rue Margny sdemsnden aussi
Ia vente soft dehnitiye OF lie marie soft autoe
avec rscqueraur Les psinent fait complain
Reinforcement du travail commencement algnemens Il ME
veliemens qui seron dosnes 10 voyer de Ia Vile
Frank Meyer, pieds sur Ia rus St jean Bapalste
Fin Owens, IS pieds pouces, F.s3s'6&
= JAMES A. HOPKINS
dlI lawsw secetaire u Conse des Aldermen.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS,
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NEW ORLEANS, January A, 1852
To the honorable the Common Council
Of the City OF New Orleans:

NEW ORLEANS, January A. 1859.
Of the City of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN.-The Undersigned, owners
cy sPssI osns
.:s
S Oh e sell pu
paving Mag zine street, from Canal to Felicity street. with
sss sfes sf fess
an nss e ss s Se ks to b best quail
.
top saspx ss
Ra sass
%i sasnSs sns
saaa snd + tho
vi. bssa'iss ss s
ssns 'na be -four feet snS ds de- used e
to # graded sA
H aiih, asa foss By L. 4 O., y 3 rect
f.s ss { fFs ss'sis. Agents, e.:
New orlea Ass III f. J MSnsen isss. IS
Secretary a. Board I'd Assistant hashas ALDERMEN.
NouvErLEoRLEAss 4janyier, 1859.
1'honorable Consei Commun de la Nouvele- Orleans
ass
a Tns reis pour adrs paysge boes
section esats
pys s s 9s
rue du Canal la Feicte bocs de granite
pas mons De 10 pouces de large IL pouce de- long
ct pas plus de IL pouces de large Is de long
tout pas mSns de 10 dpsisseu Les dts de-
taes de aniee former surface unie ct un de
toute sodite lie dit place dagonaemept sur
ss as .n de Lac Dc ne
SO par n rouean jnsqua quill ass les curbsones
sur les deux c6es de Ia seront nvee ne hau
sspsn
en- piees de Ia meee quate de Ia ryiere On Nors e de
won't avo de large les peres empoera
dxo pieds De peda de long pas mons de pouces
s sisysss az centre aa
Ie1 M u1 Gaines 100 pieds.
Allied Kearny - -
Race Foster, agents, rs :, 4-5.
Aug. r. Montgomery, 25
,s2s 1t.xsx ss,,a,.,,. =. JAS: A; HOPKINS,
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b, CHAs. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Of the Board Of Aldermen.

NouyHILE- OELxANs Is ianyier 1850
Phonorable conseil de Vile De Ia Nouvele Orleans
NOUS, soussignes pEopr1etaires dn nombre
euscen votre honorable de a Commune
On block stons depuis Il levee usa q IL Cla
tous les deva Sire constitute aco plus
convenabe La portion de Ia de square block
sone deyra roster ee aelle trouve Et psonaire
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JAMES A. HOPKINS,
dit 1aw8w Secretare du Consei des Assistant Aldermen
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+. d. Holmes, Pr. pro-, Z. Perry 81 pieds
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
jas 1tawsS secretare du Conse es Assistant Aldermen
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feet on UrQuhart street.
NouvELLr. ORLEAss, lJanvier, 1859.
,mun da IA NouvaIla OrlaapS

JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen.
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y o3 NouvxILE- OaLEANs. 3janvier, 1859.
A Phonorable 10 Consel Commun della
willie de Ia Nouvsle- Orleans
a,1.nt r!al sies sonssignes respectuen-
chrte Do 10 vile sgne cee petition 81 prIsn votre boro
corps % paser une resolution controller
en- ss pGa, ~, On nd. a.
urquhaI cees des Bon Enfans demandent auss QUE Ia
yente soft dehnive Of que 10 marie autorsa are 10
Les paiensnts seront As compliant schavemen du
ront donnes par le voyer de Ia Vile - -
Baptiste Larcade ITO pIeds sur la rue 81 srdinand
]. Singer, Is
George Moore, 06
@. W. Duly, l2 H.
Francis Cooper, so I,
Nine W. B. Demon, ITO .
JAS. 4. HOPKINS,
URWSw Secr6tAlre
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- l.~s- sssrs.s d. oe ss dss n Asssn Aldermen.
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JAS. A. HUPkINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen,

NoUvELLE- ORLEANS, 4 Novembre, 1858.
APHhonorable Conseil Commun de Ia Nouvee Orleans
que la majoe fequse par Ia nouvelIe
chsrte De Ia Vile gne presente petition prent yotre
honorable corps de resolution auorisan Conr
ysndre apres cling ors davis dams gazette ociele
rgoles bols deux c8tes de la rue God In rue ST.
Jean Baptiste lis deanden auss que denitve
lie Marie soft auorise contractor Pacqueeu
placements seropt fats compliant travail
aux ct veemens qui seront donnes
par 10 voyer de la vile.
P. 2. g. Janvry, 40 pieds.
9. Parker 40 pieds 49,.
P, N, Brenckle, 90 pieds.
s. Schmid-, 90 peds
D. kauz so pieds.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
d7 lav6w Secretare du Conse des Assistant Aldermen.
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To the Common Council of New Orleans,
THE PETITION Of the undersigned re.
specially showeth that the majority required
City charter having signed this petition they homo
sell .er days notice in the official Journal the
dirod street from Elysan Fields to Vaudeville also
reayng 81 the old work TO line and level Said sale
to be final and that the Mayor be authorized with
when the is completed according the lines and levels
of the City Surveyor.
Emile Mary, 100 feet Girod street,.
g. ID. Kauz, 100 feet Girod street. Ga
Joseph Pearcs, 100 feet on Girod street.
JAS A. HOPKINS
Secretary Board of Assistant Aldermen,
NouvELLE.ORLEANs IA decembre 1858.
memorable Conseil Commun de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans:
/ PETITION dies sOusslgnes represente
respeetneusement que Ia majore
chare de ia Vile sine la petitions
honorable resolution auorsent Control
eur vendre apres cinq our davis dams la ocee
contra CONNECTION de banquetes
cores de Ia God de Ia Champe Eysees Ia Mane
VILE lis dem ndent Russ la vente soft defutive
lie marie tot antorise contractor acquereur Les
ments seront fats compliant ache travail
levoyer de la vile. -
signe Emile Mary, J2O pieds sur la rue Girod.
g. d. kanz, 49, pieds sur Ii rue Grod
Joseph Pearce, 100 pieds sur la 9irod.
JAMES A. HOPKINS,
dl7 aw8w secreaire du Couss des Assistant Aldermen
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PETITIONs--oFFICIAT.

new ORLEANS, January 3D. 1882
To the Common Council Of New Orleans
THE PETITION or tho underslc cd ve~.
pectfuy showeth, that the majority required by tho new
City Charter having signed this petition pray your honorable
ter Ave days notice in the official JOURNAL the fof MAX
ing brick sidewalks and wooden cutters sides al N
Ferdinand street. from Urquhsrt to oodchdren street and
that said b n and that the Mayor be authorised to
tract with the purchaser for the same. IS n n
Psymen to DO maids in cash when the work completed &C.
cordinE 70 the lines and levels Of thu City Surveyor.
Baptiste IArcade, ITO feet St. Ferdinand street.
John Singer, q :, :,
George Moore 81 :. j. !.
Q. W. Duly, l28 :, =. a, Sc i.ra
Francis Cooper 80 :, . . @
Mrs. W Denan, ITO . . . b.
New Orleans Sd january, 1859.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Assistant Aldermen.
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JAS. A. HOPKINS
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,.ox JAS. A. HOPKINS v
a2o lawSw Sscreare du Consc DIES Assistant Aldermen
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To the Common Council Of New Orleans ~ . 49,
THE PETITION of the undersigned re.
l speesfuy shoveth that the majority required BY
C charter having signed this petition they pray your
onbe pass resolution authorizing the Comptroller
sell AFTER bye days notice. the contract for making brick side
walks and wooden cutters both des Of Music street.
Giod tS Morales the west to Goodchilden street said
SAFE ne hDa and that the Mayor be authorized contract with
me purchaser for the payment be made when
NE wo completed according to the lines and levels Of
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z ATHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

dl7 lawsw secretare du Conss des Assistant Aldermen
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DeAxe az Hems.

The Burlington Hawkeys, published at the
home Of Gen. Dodge, thus daguerreotypes
that worthy:
"Twenty-one years in once, mingling
among the great men Of the country, Ut
Washington, residence abroad at the Court
Of Spain, Of four years, would be presumed
to be sufficient to brighten up most mems
ideas somewhat-to give interest and piqusn-
oy to their conversation. IL il has had such
influence upon General Dodge We have not
heard Of it. No man, that We can hear Of,
has yet repeated any OF his observations Is
witty or wise or pointed. He has the pump
handle style Of hand-shsking, q knowing way
Of speaking Of the weather. and condesoend-
ing manner Of inquiring after the family, and
that 10 all. Nothing more. We will agree
to send our paper until after the Presidential
election to any man Who will send US an orig
inal idea that Mr.. Dodge ever enunciated, or
point as to an independent act be ever did
during his Official life"
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DAILY GASH CrSY OFFICE,
| Ksokuk, August 18th.
RLOUR-super6ns, - Boi Spring wheat, OK
ira, 81 rs, Fall wheat, extra, . 90.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 80 20 90 per loo.
CORN-71 10 rs sts.; ready sale.
BARLEY-Spring, 4eab6, Fall, 6oa75c.
wHEAT.-In good demand. Fall 75aos
Spring ooa7o.
OATE--35 to 20, dull.
RYE-4Sc to Sc; little coming in.
P0TATOEs-1oc by the load retail aoc bush.
dRocERIEs-New Orleans Sugar, fair SASH,
prime s3ao, clarified sialo4, crushed and loaf II
hl2a. Reconsideration ~ to 40, s. Has
to %, Golden Syrup, Is TO SOC. Co6ee--Rio II
to Ia. Java Is to Ice. Laguyra, l33 to IA. Rice,
%.
s0AP-Psim SIC, Family SIC.
CANDLKS-Star Is to n, 6tsarins Is, Mould
III, summer pressed, Is
LARD-1O to IL; retail l24c.
BUTTER-Choice IA to Is retail 20, scarce.
HIDES-Dry is; green,7i; green sheep pslts
10 to 75c; green hog skins IS.
HAY--Prairie ~ TO 81; Timothy and Hunga-
rian, % to 81; Baled do. $sA 70 3loA Retail, $l2
SEEDs.-Hungarian Grass, 81 IS to / 40 cts;
Timothy, 81 40 to / 80; Flax Seed, s5a5s.
SUNDRIEs-Onions, IS to 70; Eggs, 7e;
Feathers, Soc to $50; Whitsi Beans, ooc TO Is.
FRUIT-0reen apples, choice, 81 80 to - 90
per Dbl. Dried apples, ~ to - per bush. Dried
psaehes, Is % to - rs. Raisins, - 90 70 3 so.
CHEESE-W. X. 10 to II Denmark s to 10.
PROvIBIONS-Hams 81 Shoulders n; clear
sides 70 81.
BEEF-1aSc grop; IL to Be per quarter.
EHEEP-9l rs to - 90 = hsad.
HOGS.-Dressed, IS 90 TO 50 %.
BALT-G. A., 81 90 to 81 IS per sack Kama
wha, 7eea2 10 per ebl.; Liverpool, rs per sack.
Lake 81 1ss2 30 y Dbl.
FISH--Mackerel, No. / so TO 81 y Dbl No.
ISIS to SIC; No. 8 1l2to4l3. White, No. l IS 70
70 IS rs n half Dbl. Cod Fish 6to 6R b.
ExcsAneE.-On New York for currency 2 per
cent; forgold per cont. St .Louis per cent.
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~ 1T Is QUITE A COMMON OBSERVATION
that Cons umption is the chief Of this chmste
preying upon old and young, and scattering widely
il shafts Of destruction. But oil who have ever
travelled through the South and West, or indeed
through any portion Of the interior Of thecsuntry,
must have noticed that there is disease far more
prevalent among Americans than consumption
Day after day they are alternately shaking, with
. nervous at, rendered delirious with fever
Moot Of them End an early grave. No one who has
ever sxperiencsd this disease, can fail to
percsivs that all1ds to WHAT'S called Fever and
Agus. The discoversr Of . remedy for this evil
must and should be considered public benefastor,
and DR.. J. HO5TETTER'S BITTEKS Ia the remedy !,
We know from persons al trial.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by p. GIBBONS, A. j. WILKINSON, BARYLErr,
KAYE Co., and J.. BRADEE.
Aug. Is, '59-dAw
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Il went 60 Dow n.

The Burlington Gazette has been revived,
and has commenced it, new career by telling
some tall lies. Among other things il con-
tains . most depraved article attacking
Judge Baldwin. The article wont 20 down
where Judge Baldwin 10 known, and We can
tell the Gazette that in this city, where Judge
Baldwin resided for many years, he will re-
ceive more vot than any man in the 6eld.--
The people Of city. and Of this judicial
District, know Judge Baldwin to be On hon.
est, faithful, capable man, and they viii be
proud TO vote for him.
We can tell the Gazette another thing, and
that it il, that it uttered an unadulteratsd lie,
when il said that Judge Baldwin 10 : man Of
no education, for he graduated 1t Washing
ton College, Pa, with the honors Of his GLASS.
A few more such filthy articles from tho Gs-
ssste viii give Judge Baldwin larger ma
jorisy in this county than has ever been re-
oeived by any other msn.-[Fair6eld Ledger.
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Jeremy Taylor says: II you are TO,

Jeremy Taylor Gays: II you are for
pleasure, marry i you prise rosy health.
marry: good wife is heavens last, best
gifs-to nsn-his angel q nercy-ninister
>sirtues-his basket Of jswsls-hsr voice bic
sweetest musio-her smiles his brightest day
her kiss tho guardian Of his innocence
her arms the pale Of his safety, tho balm Of
his health, the balsam Of his life-hsr indus
try his sursst wealth-hsr economy his safest
steward-her lips his faithful counselors--
her bosom the softest pillow Of bis oarss--
and her prayers tho ablest advocates oil
Hsaven's blessings on his head.
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e%The Bloomfield Clarion gives an 40
count Of the following singular freak Of light
ming:
On last Saturday evening, Mr.. Milton Trul-
linger, who lives about three miles west Of
Drakeville, was returning home in bis way
on, accompanied BY little son Of Mr.. J. A.
Fleming, who Vas standing between his lTrul-
lingsr'S legs holding IN open umbrella, -
it WAS raining very hard . the time. A bolt
Of lightning descended and struck Mr.. T. on
the right shoulder, passing through his GOA,
and shirt, one current passing down his RICH,
side and out st the hip through his panta.
looms, tho other going at right angles across
his brsast, and passing through his shirt and
coat on the left side. Mr.. T. remained insen.
sible for several hours but has recovered,
and 10 now going about a. usual.
l.is :hc.!4c- g: A;rs "szs ,s7J much
bruised, and his hair eli singed from biz
breast. The boy was considerably shocked
but recovered in few moments, and tool
tho reins and drove homo. Neither the hor-
sss nor the wagon we're injured in tho least
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Dr. hicks, IN renewing mis- card to tho public,
would call attention to . new style Of 'Plate
Work, which - peculiarly adapted toaat, irregu-
lar, and otherwise did5cult jaws. This improve.
ment has been tested three years and hes
its early promise Of filling real want in plate
work. The work 10 now worn by many Of our most
prominent citizens, who give it hearty approval,
and to whom he il permitted 70 refer those inter-
osted.
DR.. II. is also mounting Continuous Gum
work, Block" work, and ordinary '.Gold Plate
work, for which he has superior stock Of mate
rial. he is prepared to fiji teeth with Gold Foil,
adhesive Gold" and "ChrystAl Gold" in the most
thorough and durable manner.
In view Of the stringsnoy In money matters
some Allusion to PRICES may not be improper -
While, the hand, DR.. H. believes 1t he the
better policy, - we'll the honsstcr course, not
70 work 1t al than to work IT prices that will ne
csssitate inferior work on the other hand he 10
willing to conform in his charges to the lower
standard OF remuneration that other occupations
have suffered.
With fifteen years experience, thorough devo-
tion to bis profession. and m earnest desire to
please, he IL determined TO merit and hopes to re-
ceive, Of the liberal patronage hsrs-
tofore enjoyed.
JulyIl-d&w
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I INSEED OIL AND LARD OIL for sale BY
- KELLOGG 4 BIRGE,
July lid % Main-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-15

e. Tho Black Republicans are rallying
throughout the North, with unparalleled una
nimity, to the standard OF Vim. I'll. Seward,
with view OF making him the next Presi-
dent Of the United States.-[Quincy Herald.
Well, what 10 the Herald going to do about
II?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-15

NEw BRAScH BAsK.-The application for
. Branch Of the State Bank 1t IT. Madison
has been granted, and the Bank organized.
The officers are,-Philip Viele, President
Geo. Knapp, Vice. President; Geo. G. Eaton,
Cashier.