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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12
Tn. Late Cuban Hevo,unon.


An attempt to revolutionize Cuba BY means
Of IS fllibusters and 240 guns failed 10 con-
sequence Of the boats Of the African, which
carried the invading army from this city to
the leland, having been swamped in an at
tempt to land the munitions OF war. The
African made the best Of her way TO Port-au.
Prince. Gen. Concha has dispatched war
steamer to capture these gentry.-[N. Y.
Tribune, 9th.
The DKPurY MARSHAL or ST. LOUIS Ar
REsTED FoR EKBEzzLEHEsT.-The st. Louis
Democrat Of the 5th says:
We regret to have this morning to make
the unpleasant announcement that arrest was
made at late hour last night OF Petsr @.
Stankiewiez, Deputy City Marshal, on the
charge Of embezIling from the funds Of bis
Office. The committee appointed to examine
the accounts Of the retiring municipal Off
GERS, which committee consists OF Council
men Adreon and Vogel, report that they find
deficit in the books Of the Deputy Of sew
erai inousani dollars. lie, on tne otne,
hand, exhibits the most perfect confidence in
his ability to show the committee that they
are mistaken.
CAkTLs FOR ADMINISTRATION the tspss.
sengerso from Texas by the steamship Fash
ion, at Mobile, Wednesday morning, were
twenty zone camels, eight Of them belonging
30 b. N. Woolsey, Esq, Of Dallas county, the
other thirteen are offered for sale ia Mobile.
They are - gentle as . pc. dog, says the
Tribune, cost very little IN their keeping. and
can easily carry two bales of cotton on their
backs at the rate OF twenty-five miles day
over road which would be impossible TO az
empty wagon drawn by pair Of mules. /,
10 70 this and other similar plantation servi.
ces thst they are destined.
DkowsED.-A woman and child wer,
drowned while attempting to cross railroas
bridge 10 Jefferson county, ON the 9th ult
The woman, whose name Was Mrs. Good
slipped Of the bridge and carried the chill,
with her.
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A s,ranxe Adver,l.sment.

We End in the Gainesville Courier m adj
vertisement of Solomon Sturges, one Of the
wealthy men of Ohio, 10 which be sets forth
bis reasons TO. Offering for sale his vast
landed property. He advertises the subject
thus:
81 will therefore sell at Low PRICES, and
on easy terms OF payment, any OF my real
estate; and have great deal more thar /
want, ought to have, or desire.''
After enumerating o number OF tracts
which he wishes to sell, he goes on in this
wise:
81 havo also some eight or ten fine i'm
proved farms ia Indiana, aud one OF GO
acres near Galena, H., which wish to sell.
believe that no man has right to own
more land than is necessary for his use and
that Of his family. God has no doubt WISE
~ ordained that LAND SHARKS should be ours
ed ; and can truly say that am exceeding
~ anxious to sell all my lands and get clear
OF the curse"
HrNDosrASEsE WIr.-Rev. Mr.. Scudder,
iaasaIins on iiiniostan, gives somu spcei-
mems OF smart answers be had received from
the inhabitants. Presiding to them on total
depravity, be asked, "How can n clean thing
come out Of an unclean onep" instantly
ouo " WV "uulenoc 0iVec auu Itplieu. DE
hold the lotus flower! it grows out OF the
mud lie was, At another time, urging q
BFahmin TO renonnce idolatry, when che 60.
cused idolstsr replied 81 am no more an
idolater than you are. do not worship the
idol. It 10 only sensible object by means
Of which more easily fix my mind on God.
What is Christ to you, but just such sem
sible object BY which you arrive ct the same
RESULT"
GT The Charleston Mercury says that ii
the douglas squatter sovereignty party in
the North, attempt to enter the Charleston
Convention, they ought to be turned out Of
It; bat we do not think that they will seek 70
enter It,. They are much more likely to take
| part in the Black Republican Convention, as
they undoubtedly will with the party in the
next Presidential election.u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12
Finc Watch Kcpairinx.

FINE WATCH K6PA1FInG.
fIsHE subscriber being obliged to make change
L In the WArcH REPAI RING DEpARrnxxr, has se-
cured the services OF competent workman--ons
who understands his business thoroughly. Great
care will be taken with all work entrusted TO my
care and the work warranted 70 give satisfaction.
The Repairing Of Clocks, JeOeiry, &C., also the
NAM featuring Of goods of every description, shall
receive my personal attention, and warranted.
p. S.-Work Of oil kinds not giving perfect sat-
isfaefon, will be promptly adj usted by calling on
the subscriber, Mt No. / Estes House
April 6-dkw SAM'L q. BRIDGES
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Louis Napoleon Anticipated BY Aus.


The latest news is that Austria has invaded Pied
mont. Louis Napoieons protestAtions Of pacific
intentions seem not to have blinded the eyes OF
Francis Joseph TO tho fact that he only wished to
contest between Austria AMI France. Americans
cannot make much choice Of sides, but must stand
of and wish them the success Of the Kilkenny
Cats, 10 far ~ their present forms Of Government
are concerned for nj best it will be the success Of
despotism.
hut every ono ID intere stcd in the improvements
recently made in the manufacturing Of boots and
shoes by Duke. He 10 using "SrILLs CurrnG
ScALEs,' snd is enabled to get up all kinds OF
and 10 actually making boys and children's shoes
chcap, and much nicer, than Eastern ones can BE-
bought.
The secret IN, he looses no stock by mis- cutting
and 10 thus enabled to make the best articles n the
lowest prices, giving the customer the full adyan
tage Of eli the savings.
Call snd SEQ for yourselves, At No. 66 Main-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12

There is Mt least one Court docket in the
State equal to that at keokuk, it seems. The
Dubuque Times says the cases on the dock
ct of the District Court at that place number
from fifteen hundred to two thousand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12

CINCINNATI, May 10, x.--Flour is dull and
buyers are holding back. Whisky il un
changed and in fair demand. Provisions ar,
held firmly, and Bacon and Bulk Meat helt
at an advance with no sales.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12
INSURANCE CoupAsrrs.-The Ocean Fl,

and Marine Co. of N. Y, Trident Mutual Of
Providence, r. l., q. S. Fire ms. Co. Of Sar-
atoga Springs, N. Y, Continental Fire and
Marine Ins. Co. Of Philadelphia, and the Nor
walk Fire and Marine Co. Of South Norwalk,
Conn.,, have all been enioined and required
to suspend operations. The Merchants Ins.
Go. of Philadelphia it is said is also putting
its affairs in order with view to closing
business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12

A BIoAxlsT SHoT.-We noticed the other
day the case Of man who married a young
girl at the Oquawka junction, while having
wife near by in Burlington. The brother
Of the young lady having asoertainsd the
facts, shot the Bigamist and killed him in.
stantly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12
mARHGED.

On the 10th inst by the Rev. J. Brown, DR.. JOS
X. s. MARLIN, Of Burlington, Kansas, to Mis-,
MARY ]. TAYLOR, daughter Of Hawkins Taylor
Esq, Of this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12

u John S. Holland OF Ky, offers $3.50
reward for the return to his "serviceo OF
Thos. Whitlock, . Methodist minister!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Strayed or Stolen.

Strayed or Stolen.
TyROM the premises OF the suhssribsr, ON Sunday,
i May 9Th, q dun or yellow hers, nine years old,
shout fourteen hands high, With black mans and
tail. name flowing both sides, line on his hask,
with scar on the heel Of one hind foot, passf
left. A liberal reward will be given for the re-
turn OF the horso or for information that will lead
TO his recovery My address ia Keoksk Postofice,
and my residence the lower ST. Francisville road
81 miles from Keokuk.
myl2dstwn JASPER A. WALL.
RAILROAD NOTICE.
TINHE annual meeting Of the Ksokuk, Mt. Pleas
L ant and Muscatins Railroad Company, will be
held at the onice Of the Company in Mt. Pleasant,
low, On WEDNESDAY, tho 18th day Of J1ps 1859,
May I2-AAwtd Secretary.
VOLUME FIFTH OF CLARKR'y IOWA RE
mayl2 OGDEN, BRowNELL co.
NOTICE.
r HAVE this day sold to Israel NJ. Wickersham
i my entire interest In the Pennsylvania Foundry
ana Machine Shop Ell wrcKERsHAm
Keokuk, May :, 1sss-myIldst
For Dos Moincs.
TTyHE STEAMER CLARA HINE, W-p
i will leave for above and intsrme-
diate points on Friday evening, May
18th, at 4 o'clock.
For Irelgnt or passage apply 70
BROWN 4 TAYLOR,
Maylo-d4t Agents:
WARRINGTON GALLAND,
A TTORNEY AT Law, Aontrose, Leo County
IA Iowa, will give prompt attention 70 all buai-
ness entrusted to his care. In all Ntigatcd bust
ness In the District, Supreme and Federal Courts
he will, BY arrangement, have the assistance Of
Messrs Rankin, Miller 4 Enstsr, Of Keokuk.
may0dAA
NOTICE.
To T. b. Walker, and TO all whom ii may concern /:
NOTICE IL hereby given that on the 7th day If
IN June 1850 We will sell at public auction, ct
the auction room of L. Howe, Main-st., between 4th
and 5th, in the city Of Keokuk, Iowa, between the
hours of O'Clock q. IN. and 4o'clock p m. Of said
day. the following described chattel property, con-
| sisting Of Silver Ware, viz:
3doz spoons, large and small sizes; dog. forks,
large and small sizes; pair butter knives, jelly
spoons, cream ladle, sugar spoon, sugar sitter
pair soup ladies, pie knife, pair salt spoons,
| mustard spoon, oyster ladle; small knife and
fork.
The raid property having been transferred to Ut
by tncsa I. b. Walker as collateral security for
the payment of his note for hundred aud ninty.
dollars, $l97), dated August TO- 1857 80 day.
without grace, due Sept. 3, 1851. with 10 per cent
interest after maturity.
| Said note being past due and wholly unpaid, the
said property will be sold aforesaid to pay the
same with costs and charges Of sale.
| CHAPLIN l. LEE,
May 10, ls59-dlm In Liquidation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12

ExrRAoKDISARY D1scovEgY-pHoroGs
ING SoUND.-In another part OF our columns
will be found the details Of very singular
discovery of M. L. Scott, by means OF which
sounds may be made to record themselves,
whether these sounds are those Of musical
instruments, or emitted by the voice in sing
ing or speaking. Professor Wheatstone, du-
ring his recent visit to Paris, was invited by
the Able Moigno to inspect the papers on
which these sounds had printed themselves,
and ia said to have been greatly surprised
and pleased with what he saw. The mark
produced on the paper by particular note is
invariably the same SO, also, if a person
speaks, the tone Of voice in which he speaks
is faithfully recorded. As yet no practical
advantage has been obtained by this discov-
cry, but NJ. Scott is sanguine that, in course
OF time, be will so far improve his apparatus
that it will be capable Of printing speech,
which may be written of verbatim, to the
great saving of the labor OF Parliamentary
reporters. London Photo. News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12
VIRGIL n. SULLIVAN & CO.,


(sUccEssoRs TO J. L. HOBBS Co.,)
Fourth-street, between Main and JOHNSON,
I M r Q II r EMS AND DEALE u y
j In QUEENSWARE, GLASS and CHINA, Kcro.
sens Lamps, Solar and Hanging Lamps, Locking
6lAsseg, Tee Trays, 70. DO
Having purchased the la1ge and we'll aslestsd
stock ~ tho old stand OF U. r. Hrlfth a Co., viii
be pleSsed to have oall from one and all. We
intend to keep constantly on hand complete stock
both for
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE.
Reviewing our Goods direct from the manufactu-
rsrs, in England, France ana America, We viii ID
able to sell - Low - -! regular house IN the Wet
v. II. SULLIVAN 4 90. Il
1880. spring ana summer 1881
SUPPLIES JUST RECEIVED.
.HuronInsoH. JAMS pswss
HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORH,
Thifd-st. bet. Main johnson. ...........KE OKUE
Lave JUST received Ct their Fashioaabf
IL Tailoring and Furnishing establisAmsus
: choice and excellent amply Of Brosdelethf
CAssineres, Vestings, and dents TURNI6H
Ing GOODS, Of ali desert ptions, and guarant1
that their work shall be dono in tho most -
proved and sAtisfaotory manner. They are COZ
SANITY receiving the New York and PhiladeN
phia fashionsg and respeetfully solicit iii WI
desire goed work and the best material to nv
Aris-diy HUTCHINSON ! DEWEY. D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12

EMIGRATION THROUGH ST.. JosEPH.--The an
nexed figures exhibit the number OF persons,
wagons and beasts, that crossed the Missou-
r river at St. Joseph, during theweok ending
May 1st
Number Of wagons ferried between ST.
10. and Belmont, AL
Number Of horses and cattle, 1872
:" S foot passengers, 1872
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12

Mr.. PIKE, HIS PRAK.--A short time since
Captain Yates cleared from Chicago for
Pixies Peak, via the canals and rivers. The
captain has returned without his craft, the
Geneva. Here 10 his log, as published in
the Chicago Press and Tribune:
eight miles from Chicago broke wheel
repaired at Joliet started sgain.- shot wild
hog -salted him--ducks and wild fowl ducks
Ignore ducks -ducking, the cook falling over
board--Alton broke on our weathsrbow--
large river Mississippi more OF same sort,
but muddier-- believed to be IN open main of
Chicago Water Works.-asked wood-dealer,
'ealled Missouri in these parts found an is-
nd--landed-- named it after discoverer, pol
egonia'-- found owner OF tho island. m ore
ducks---'whst will you take ?"--$-,--sbald
face -sold GENEVA to owner cleared g.
learn that Mr.. Pike hasn't any Peak, after
all--don't care whether be has or not.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12

GT An old Dutch proverb says, "Stesling
never makes nan rich." The simple old
Dutchman who got up that proverb knew liz
tie OF the exploits Of Office holders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12

ent OF The Chicago Times says:
"a few days since, while the Board Of Di-
rectors Of the Transit Company we're in SEES.
sion at St. Paul, n Mrs. or Miss -, for
merly, If not at present, OF Washington, ar
rived in town, and presented to the Board Z
claim against tho Transit Company, Of $43,-
600 for services rendered in getting the Land
Grant bill through Congress. The lady vas
informed that her claim would not be recog-
Dized, whsreupon sne employed counsel, who
were proceeding to swear out an injunction
restraining tho Government from issuing any
more bonds to the Transit Company, &C.
She also exhibited to her counsel copy OF .
private contract entered into between the d.
rectors Of that road and the contractors
agreeing to pay back to certain contractors
SIS 900 per mile Of the amount they received
from tue Company. Learning the course tho
fair claimant was taking, and that she was
possessed OF such important papers and &C.
crets, the directors came to the ssfoot- lights''
and paid her $4,000 in State Railroad
bonds"
CTFould, the French Minister and 6nan-
| cief's son, is will youth. He ran away from
Paris with pretty actress, squandered his
fathers money, and sowed acres OF wild oats
in London. His supplies being sumnarily
cut of, he has revenged himself by publish
"You may be great minister, but you are
an indefinite father" and he ridiculss the
old gcntleman's aristocratic pretensions "a
i'll assumed in tho son OF iomestic-thes So
Nor Fould being Of humble origin. This
publication has created great scandal in Pa
ris.
car An old Dutch proverb says, ssStesling
never makes = nan ROB" The simple old
Dutchman who got up that pr0verb knew liz
tie OF the exploits of Office holders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-12

Republican STATE Central COMMITTEES.
pss Moines March &c, 1889.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08

TUE 'BoNNER FoR0ERs' ARRESTED The
Boston Advertiser of Friday, says On Wed.
nesday, three men, named John b. Ross,
David Leach, and Adolpb Bishop, who were
about taking the steamer for Europe, were
arrested in this city, charged with being iu-
gitives from Justice from New York, wbert
they are charged with having passed a
check for 80, l56 at the Nassau Bank, with
the forged signature and endorsement OF
Robert Bonner, known to lame When ar
rested they had $500 in money with them,
and their baggage on board. Leach had
his wife with him. The parties are also
accused of forgery for over "a 900 on the
Commonwealth Bank, New York. The
parties v ere examined in the Police Court
Thursday. Ross was discharged, but the
the other two, Leach and Bishop, were com-
mtted in default of sureties ib $4,000 each,
to appear for further examination tO'mor.
rcw.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08

Boy THIEvEs.--on Saturday evening last a
couple OF boys, who reside on st Clair SC went
in ohtistopher's Auction Store, and while the
attention of the byslanders was directed to the
attractive talk Of Will Huber, the salesman
hey managed to steal some glass butter plate.
and salucelars, They were ferretted out, the
stolen goods recovered, aud the boys wer,
punished for their error by spending a nigh
IN the Watch House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08
DInD

On Tuesday, ttO-dayl Nov. 9, Alice r., infant
daughter Of Irwin B. and MafyJ Jones.
Services b. Rov. Mr.. KsmPsF. Insermsnt ai
Woadlaud 10 morrow a, 10 o'clock,
Death, Il has been trSiy said, is insHofablsi he
has been ehsygOd with cruelty, in that be Il no
spsotsr Of persona, taking alike the intant from
the mothers arms, and the pilgrim Of tbise se9Fs
aaa ten. We should not murnuF. for We kne"
thsi he wiu DO right who gives al liis, and whS
will not ask Il eAok uulass d seomsth HIN good
TIA lsssea h sAasAl Us IN SAanesg Il may y
thai Il Il fsF he best
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08
Apology tor Brown Knocked in the
Had


Several Of the Republican prints says the
Enquirer, put in a plea for the conduct Of
old Brown at Harpors Ferry that he had
been cruelty treated by the Pro slavery men
In Kansss, who has murdered his sons and
destroyed bis property. Hence, they say
his recent conduct must bo set down to the
very natural dosire Of being revenged upon
the party which had so inexcnsably injured
him as 70 cause partial, IL not entire in
sanity. How much truth there is in this
may be seen in the following extract from
the leading Free State paper in X nsas, the
Herald of Free, dom, October 20
"ln the spring of 1885, when tho news Of
the threateRed siege of Lawrence reached
John Brown, jr, who was member of the
Topeka Legislature he organized oompa,
ny Of about sixty men, and marched toward
Llwrencc. Arriving at Palmyra, he learn
ed OF the sacking Of the town and the posi-
ton of the people III reoonnOitered for n
time in the vicinity, but finally marched
back TO Ossawatamie The night before
reaching the place, when only few miles
away, they oamped for the night, Old John
Brown, who, we believe, was with the party,
singled out, with himself, seven men These
he marched TO point eight miles above the
mouth of Pottowetomio Creek and called
from their bed, ct their several residences,
nc the hour OF midnight, on the 24th of May,
1856, Allen Wilkinson, VIM. Sherman, VIM.
Z. boyle VIM, Doyle, and Davy Doyle. All
were found the next morning by the road
side or in the highway--some with cash in
their heads and sides, and their throats cut
others with their skulls split open in two
places, with holes in their breasts and hands
cut OFF No man in Kansas has pretended
to deny that old John Browns head or that
ofany Of his sons, had been injured by the
Pro slavery party
at was not until the 30th Of August, three
months after he PottOwatomie massacre,
that tho attack was made on 0ssawatomio
by the pro slavery forces, and Frederick
Brown, son Of old John, was killed The
truth Of history requires the statement. II
Brown was mono maniac it dates back
anterior to his first visit to Kansas, The
four sons bad located on Pottowatomie Creek
Lykns County and in the fall of 1855 we're
Joined by their father and other brothers. y
1t will be seen that Brown and his party
of marauders commenced the work Of vio-
lence in Kansas, and that they killed
several pro slavery men, and that it was in
consequence Of this act that his sons were
killed,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08

THE ScHILLER CELEBRATION We again call
the attention Of our readers to the Exercises on
to>morrow and Thursday evening, at Becke's
Hail. IN commemoration of the birth and emf
nent services Of Frederick Won Schiller, one Of
he greatest poets and best men the world even
saw. The occasions will be made highly att
trsctive and interesting, and we hope to see the
Hall crowded both evenings. To morrow we
will give an epitome of the exercises for both
evenings
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08

LAST NIeHr We are assured that tonight
will positively be the last opportunity which
will be offered our citizens TO see the Arctic
Panorama. 1t is a grand and beautiful paints
ing, and we hope that all who have not seen it
viii avail themselves Of the last chance they
will have. 1t is open to the Schools this after.
noon, and children will only be charged
cents. Those who see this in time, should
start at once. Adults will be charged Is cents
this afternoon and evening. Don't fail to &c
this evening to Huston Hall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08

CHILD BuRNED TO lIEATH.-0n Monday
morning the youngest child (about two
months old) Of MIR. J Swartsel, residing two
miles southeast of Germantown, was left
alone, tied in little chair before the fr,
place. when its clothes caught Ere, and the
child was horribly burned before it was dis
covered When found, it was about breath
ing it's last. What a warning to mothers
not TO allow their children to be expos ed to
fire. [Germantown Independent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent TO make contracts
and receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
Sc, In that city
To BUSINESS MES The Empire Job Rooms
srein complete trim, and We are now prepared
70 do work fall descriptions in the best stylc
ofthe art. Gall In andexamine our worh and
learn our prices
~ To ADvERrIsERs.- - Advertisements OF
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by Ten O'clock on the day they arc de-
sired TO be published--Rof later. We cannot
agree toi insert them aftefthaihour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08

0JThe Republican press is fast running the
republican party iido the ground. The course
the Brown Republican papers are taking about
the Harper's Ferry emute is doing more to pros
trste the party than any thing the Democratic
press can do Public feeling will revolt when
treason is proclaimed by representative men oi
a party, and when the public press circulate
and recommend ii, Things are working in the
+. ghi direction. Conservative TdpnblicAnismi
which is sound, will have TO throw of The
luathsome monster Of abolition, If il would es
cape contamination and its deadly conss-
quences.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08

Ma Several hunting parties from the city and
county. have gone north and west on excursions,
the time which they intend devoting to the sport
depending principally on the luck they may have
in the chase A party which left point In the
county south of this last Friday, with tho inten-
ton Of remaining two or three weeks, returned
last night, tired out with succession Of mshaps'
and the general bad luck attending them. They
did not move in the right direction Those who
want to have real sport should take the d. NJ.
Road and 60 out in the vicinity of Ottawa, OF
some other station on the road, II they desire to
put little fishing along with their cunning they
should take the D, d NJ. to Piqua, then take
Packet for the Laramie. In either case they will
move in the right direction to succeed in sporting
matters.