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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-10

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NORTH AMERICAN sENGER BUED,
On the l4lh, 10TH 10th and l7th Of June, 1859
Fihsl DAY
Reception Of the Sim crs The Head quarters at National
In the Evening at tho c,ysland Thcator the Romantic
Uiou |.r "
ALLEssANDRo STRADE1LA, n g.. ri
with full chorusses aud ful chosua WI be performed
& iae mse % % spl lep % @es , sr. Of he eveand Cleo
SECOND DAY
RIsSolooR in he Sseaisg az the Cleveland Theatre the
siosos under secomgs'iment of fui 5feGesiru GaaeT
the direction Of Prot 4. Abel .IT
PART l.
-. by the Orchestra 80.
- '" Ky 7Gi a 6e singers aad oichosia '''u''''
PART II.
-overture-sumuer Night Dream. M sndelsohn
BY tno Or 'hesfa
All inc Singers ana Orchestra
I'D THIRD DAY.
At 3nclcck In The aternoon nj the Cleveland Theatre
PRIZE CONCERT, by The several Sing Societies.
1-Overiur3 Freschutz Weber
2przs Singing O. all The different Societies of the North
In the evening the BANQUET will take place at the
NAtiounl Hail
F)UElH DAY.
Great Procession Of all the Singers accompanied by the
Public squSrs TO Wilson PARK where The PiClNIC viii
la he evening FESTIVAL BALL at National Hall.
F
oPFRA-Borss2 2sirgls seats 81 %; Dress and Family
Circle 90 centsi Gallery -; hesearved seals 70.
GRAND CONCERr- Eoxes-Single seats sl,2 Par
pette uRq Dress circle 81 Dress and Family circle I5
PRIZE CoNcERT-Bores 75 Dress and Family Circle
5Qi Cutlery 90
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In costhing on on the 2uh ul Of cousumot on Mrs.
ARhtINDA mALTBv, IN he Oh ycurot her age
A. Gmni hauds Mich May ~, JENNETr, wife of
Hon. O. W. Alien uged ". re and mou he, ormtry o.
Pntuusvtlio %. ..... ...
Ia Connoaut. June g. PHEBE, wife Of John Bliss aged
81 ioufa.
Al Chicago H. on the 18th Of Apr, IN the trium hs of
Chru tian fith, JENNIE y WILLIAMS, vile Of job b
hanbs IN the a6ih yeut uf he age.
Mis-, Mahbs was several years c1rnec ed with the
Fcmale Department. Of the Oberlu Cpilol % -Eudngeid
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MAY !, a@s .s,,,, June ,,,, APsia's'sq''.

Tho writer cfihe following has been fet two years Jus
co of the eace IN Fremont, andis well known TO the ot
zons generally. Il.
BRoNcH1rUs-Irs WORST srAaBs oOrso.
Mr. W still resides IN East cleveland ts 10 vigorous
br.ah 90 living WlthtB Of tie purmanence Of The
Or TUnBs, Sir -
When first commenced your trestmept, few months
since wbs much debi tHted, anu frring nom
pnin In The ido sho Of br ah weukut IS u the small
utthe ok nigh swoate restlos coughing ana
pe torauug pfoiusey Of en- raising punt wish sub
Stance q sugle morning, took cold uently, hn'
soreness ihhampO on thOat of " 0years stand
ing s.emcd uc easing and exiendn down The ugs
A tim becume SO Dizzy As 10 fall. unless t
] rot of support ~ ue u' your medicine eplrp y
reev a. a id am now as well use tr ttf re nv hfe
und work through all KINDS Of her, aud though
sumo INES wet ufthri cough nor ness Of throat have
troubled In the loast4 You're respectfully,
JANIS S. WEIGH
East Cleveland, Dec o. 1870 mayl3wl3t
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FOR SALE.-BOLlVAR STREET
II Fronting Prospec-A good house and large lot with
NUT aud shrubboy SiOOJ
A ACRFS-In Euclid, iu,t on th line from Elst Clevo-
luHu-ug luuu uuu frame barn, smu uut uf inns
ber balance we'll cleared, a., black OamlrE soil. Can
be rented orhye yeas TO pay per cent ON fuoe-S5O
KlNSMAN STA corner lot I5x2OO feet, well located,
LAKE STA corner lot with stone dwelling, and barn
CLINTON PARK-Yocant lot on Moth Side 80 cot
t9m tunuing Lake Erie, Also vacant lot on sou d
LAKE 81 Opposite the Marine Hospita-vaoan lot 80
AN IMPROVES Farm I y WISCONSIN two
large towns aud M tLicky 30 tluu COuntry-tO g.
aboq half cleared WIN good frame house uch sol
and well - erred $1,000
,ery ich, we'll waite ed 10 acres good timber good IN
honse nnd barn snd orchard Of grated truit all 10 fiat
rate order. S5l perucIe.
LAKE SI.-Beyond Clinton Park-ybcant lot 96xl6O IT,
SB45.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
klNSMAN RO ADS nj es from the Court HOuse-gov-
ontebu acres with large cutuse house barn ami va
riety f,ui good soil ana well snuatel Wiiitake IN
par pgy house and lot ma he oy say S2OO0 aud most
" The balance may remain ON bond and morggage.-
FARM-Iu Shcnield LoTao Co., l2O acres on the No IN
Ridge road, miles nom Eiyra, soil mostly andy and
gravbly luam ~ IA some bolt m land large two : ory
Si per acre about wv thirds may be pad Ia
ID lanus
lFlVE AUBES-On the Lake shore North Of Perry 81 .
bu diug with engin- aud boiler valuable Tor mauuue
iuung purposes viii take ont hal ofpay in Western
uLIR RoIS-32O uc, os in the Eastern part ofhe stae
mues tom station on the ChclgO brsnoh Of illinois
tenpal u hue he tlthy country, improved farms
Will exchange Tor Ennd farm within 20 miles Of this
maya RoUsE i JENNINGS.
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TlHArs So.-Dr Gibson says he can cure
The worst cases of chronic sore eyes, aud we
are prepared 20 say from personal observation,
" That's So Mrs Lanphear, of Brunswick
Medina county, has been fr a short time stop
ping at the Bennett House, TO avail herself of
standing, and with the most gratifying success
BanIages have gone, Goggles have gone,
Shades have gone, an Mrs, LInphear has gone
homie TO her family cured.
Dr. Gibson may be found on Ontario street,
one block from Public square.--PlaiH Dealer.
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10 Warren on tho oh inst, NELSON BOnERTS, Of
Conuesiicut, and CHLOE A. LCOMis, Of Charleston,
Ohio
In Raastia, ouu th. M, JOHN STEWART, Of
Chnmpion, aud Min .lRY MhSAtER. OF nszsua.
in wsrron on the sqnst NJ. or AN0E II BAR
hER ond Miss ALMlRA LOH Of Newton Fails.
w southiuetou on the 6th inst Mr.. ALMON COOK,
and Miss LOUISA SMITH both of Warren
In Chardon, 1uue d, Mr., AsBuRY PRESLEY, pfWil-
iouehuy, and ~ ~ NANCY ASWuRAFr. Of kirtlaud.
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Dissolution.

Dissolution,
THE FIRM OF PARKER & co.
u hs heen dissolved by The dehth Of Mt Joh NJ Cook,
ono members aud Car ylo Wbipne Is authorized 10
the business OF the late Grm at the old stand No
~ wv ANDREW PARKER,
CARLYLE WHlPPLE.
Cleveland, June Z. 1869. d6w3w
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81 HAITERSLEH would respect
He iu Inform his friends and The public that has
euluy his Gun ore % No. M superior street
door O GOflpm Apiln's where may be found large
ass rtuent Of Rifles Shot Gus R,vOvers Pistols, Pw
der, Suot, Caus, &C. &c tB Repsrins done neat and
vii. dls-e ch, dec3ld, ROO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04
from California,

New YoRK, Dec. 30.
The steamer Illinois arrived to-day from
Aspinwall on the Goth inst, with California
mails OF the 9th inst, and l,l94 900 in
treasure.
The news by the California mail is mainly
anticipated.
Sir William Gore Ousley sailed from Pana-
ma on the 9Th for Central America, in the
war.ship Vixea.
Valparaiso date are to Nov. 18th, and CAL
lao to the 10th.
An immense fire had occurred at Valpa-
raise, damages $1,000, 0o0--insurance ST.,
10000.
Interior California papers state that Col.
Fremont had elected the Mercer Mining
Company from his property in Masiposa.-
The statement from New Orleans was incor-
rect.
Joel Mcdonald, an ex policeman, and
Judd Larry, constable, had been killed by
thieves whom they were attempting to arrest
at Columbia. In the latter case, one Of
the murderers was captured and hanged
summarily by the citizens. The other are
in Jail.
A number of stores and dwellings at Texas
Springs, Shasta Co., were burned on the 18th
ult.
The people Of San Jose had memoralized
the Government to permit the working Of the
Almadin quicksilver mines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04

The the mountains far through all the land
The forest has faded Old Winters command
He has ed the bubbng fountains the lakes
And bespanglcd all the pras with the hoar o gieng
he has hashed the solemn music Of the grand old rivers flow
lie has curtaned all windows
but alb the grey beard yran in sooth he little knows
How the traitors Turk around him the number oil his
For each bare tree Of the forest has sleeping
Each dry aud wiherd blade has the
The fountains perennial though they the mask death
And the ice encrustcd rivers roll their deep tides underneath
While within cheerful dwellings, though the be dim with frost
We can laugh at foolish WINTER and the Kingdom he has lost
The likelihood leaps the words Of friendly
Pile up the glowing heart fires there winter here
Give your handGod bless this ia tho NEW YEARS DAY.
Fo" your wife aud baby Good -bye-no time to stay
I've thousand things to tell yongood wishes without stint
But it, quite cold for takngo have them here print
You do aot understand til You paid your BILL you gncs7
Why simple hearted Patron, that's the CARRIERS ADDRESS
And random shot should chance hit witt wind and
Don initiate the Buccaneerhe wretch that gives
We've done our hest to sunshine aud Ia storm;
Up and about business, while yoa lay aud
In box found paper tucked beneath the door
Or wound around the handle when chose your
fou had il at breakfast always time,
The old GATE Cry Gracious what awkward for rhyme
You read how lots selling the pork per head
That made you much richer than when you went to bed
How the whisky trade thriving the valley Of Des Monc
Where send goods market bring back the
Saw how the Common Council convened the night before
And voted up the taIcs--Take care yon almost
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For the Gate City.
1.-THE yudgeshlp.,,

have read an article in the Fit. Madison
Piaindealer, under the above caption, which
speaks very pedantically if not laudably on
the prospects of Judge Ciaggett's holding
over for another term. The writer ought to
apprentice himself to n one.horse lawyer un-
til he learns to read the rev Constitution and
laws Of the late session, before he ventures
an opinion on 80 grave question. fear
that the thought is father to the irish that
Clagett should hold over. Ii the writer will
read the Constitution, be will find that the
Governor has the appointing power when
"from any cause the person elected neglects
or refuses to qualify and that then there is
Vacancy" and that Clagett could not hold
over under any circumstances whatever.-
This twaddle about tho rhole STATE being
mistaksn about the election Of Judges 10 SIM
ply ridiculous, and is UNIV orthy Of the small
est pedagouge, say nothing of respectable
jurist. 1t is very evident that those who en-
courage Clagett to hold on and persuade him
that he is still Judge, are not his best friends,
bat their object is to make him more odious
than he now is by opposing the best interest
Of the country and in open violation of the
Constitution and laws. The advisers of
Clagett have learned we'll his weak points,
and, by aattering his unbounded vanity, they
hope to bring him in collision with the State
authorities and laws, and thus render him
supremcly ridiculous and excite universal
contempt for the man, il indeed that feeling
has not peryaded all CLASSES long since. So
far az the Bar is concerned, hope there is
not one SO misehevous or so false to the pro-
fession as to pander to small ambition or
fatter vain and weak man into error, and
perhaps crime, nc Inference to what party he
belongs. A DvaocgaT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04

The Missouri Legislature organized last
week by the election of Mr. Coffey, Democrat,
for Speaker, and Mosely, Clerk Of the House,
and Mr.. Hough, secretary of the Senate.
The Governors Message says the amount
received into the treasury for two years end
ing October LIST, is 81, 36l 900; expenditures
for the same time, 81 032 900.
Speaking Of railroads, he says the amount
loaned by the State to various companies is
SOS ,950, 900; bonds Issued, SIS, 056 ,000 !;
amount due, SIS ,s94 200.
The Hannibal and St. Joseph Road has
exhausted the aid granted, but asks no furth-
err assistance from the State.
The completion Of the Pacific road to Kan
sas City demands additional aid, which the
Governor hopes will not be withheld.
The North Missouri and Iron Mountain
Roads have declared their inability to pay
the interest on the State bonds due the LIST Of
January. This failure involves the sale of
the roads at auction, but in consideration Of
tho early completion OF the North Missouri
Road 10 the intersection txith the Hannibal
and St. Joseph Road, which will place itupon
paying basis, and owing to the limited bus
mess OF the Iron Mountain in consequence OF
the general depression Of business and ina
bility Of the company to derive any benefit
from the balance duo from the State under
the restriction act OF the last Legislature I'm
til March LIST, the Governor advises that in
stead Of selling the defaulting roads, meas
ures be taken to assure the State Of the faith
full application Of the receipts OF the compa-
mics 10 their legitimate purposes, and they
be allowed to go on until fair opportunity is
offered to test their ability.
The geological survey is progressing rap
idly, disclosing exhaustless quantities OF iron,
lead, copper and coal.
Some additional legislation is suggested in
order TO harnonze the different interests
growing out Of the Banking law.
AZ evidence al the advancement Of
that the number Of public school hous-
o. has increased in three years from
l $40 TO 1888 the amount of money raised
for building school houses, FROM $50 900 TO
$4,000. The establishment Of an Agricul-
tural College is asked.
The Governor congratalates the Legisla-
ture and the people Of the State upon the
result Of tho recent dangerous and treason
able efforts to engender discord and dissatis-
faction relative to our domestic Institutions, .
and speaking OF comfy between States, says
he has received .'resolutions from the Legis.
latures Of Maine, Massachusetts and New
Hampshire in reference TO slavery, but al
their spirit does not accord with tho liberal
ity which characteristics the bond Of Unior
| which makes the several States ono people
and disregards the rights recognized in tn.
Federal Compact, have not thought prope,
to acknowledge their receipt, and shall no
furnish them to this Assembly unless special
ly called for"
/ lie also says If the States would perpetual,
the original Government; and secure to ii
citizens the good it was intended to confer
they should not intermeddie with their re-
spective rights, the protection Of which wer
considerations for entering into the Fedora
compact.
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Execution OF Two Negroes.

LEXINGTON, Mo. Dec. ST.
The two negroes, Farrell and John, slaves
OF K. IL. Tarl y, were publicly executed at
half past O'Clock to-day, for the murder of
their overseer, Mr.. Henry Nance, which oc-
Cured about the LIST instant. The negroes
acknowledged that whisky in connection with
revenge at being logged by a man who was
''not worth quarter" we're the incentives.
Nance, it will be remembered, was in very
limited circumstances he left wife and six
children entirely pennies. The execution
passed off quietly, the culprts seeming re.
signed to their fate, though John the mulat
to, manifested a degree of stoicism hardly
consistent with Christian sincerity. The ex.
ecution was attended by large crowd Of
people, from far and near, which were prin-
cipally blacks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04
NEW YEARS ADDRESS
CARRIER OF TIE DAILY GATE CITY


All the of Montebelo-- Decalon's rise aud iall
How some lucky pecuiator had made glorious han.
Depth OF the rapids OF lumberworth OF malt
Arrva a the EsrEs the BILLINGS HousE, and GAIT.
of the the coming OF the Trains
observations and the OF the rains
The profits Of the lime kn how the sandstone quaTrie
With statistics of the slaughter the bloody field below
Condition Of the side walks; the depth Of mud
Water Works the people nipIed early in the bud
and Boacvards. buildings most OF mark
of fountains that adorn klboume Park
of the Theatre and music Professor Rodgers little flock;
IOf Esi- Gothic Schoolhouse, and illuminated clock
Result Of the the counties North and West;
How Lowe victorious, aud Samuels second best
yellow Handbn meetings by the lurid light Of
When Silas tod the and famed the flames OF
OF the lively Mayor---eigh upon the track
Till puff Of "IiAwATHA" took their Honors all abaek
Aud when began the panic with the Ohio Life and Trust
When busting yourself about bust
Ali then read the papers with than usual
goaned the bankrupts find your debtors there
And then the advertisements where, consigned deahes
In the long list of foreclosures found honoied
Never mind world keeps turning though you glimpse dawn
Tadng close the midnight the footsteps
Keep brave heart always Go make calls to- day
The the ladies shall cheer winding
enough TO the could
Of M inclination wishes to them
To them, and Patrons aud all You hold dear
hundred thousand greetings and Harry, BRIoRr NEw YEAR
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FROM New York.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 81.
The Directors Of the surveying parties in
Sonora, under the lshnm contract, have called
for the protection OF the United States against
the opposition to this work evinced by the
residents of that State.
The Democratic primary elections held last
evening were participated in BY the Tammany
men only. The anti-Tammany men an
nounced their intention OF calling primary
elections Of their own.
Private letters from Valparaiso state that
the residences the American Consul we're de-
stroyed by the late fire in that city. But four
Americans resided in the burnt district.
The Herald has correspondence from Per-
nambuco to the 10Th November.
The steamers Fulton, Harriet, Lane. and
Water Witch, Of tho Paraguay expedition,
which had put into that port for coal, had
left again for their destination.
The Braxllians, ~ well AS the foreigners
resident at Pernambuco, sympathixs cordial :
~ win tho objects OF our Government.
New counterfeit fves on the Bristol Bank
Rhode island, were put in circulation last
evening.
! Michael Cancemi, the murderer OF Ander-
SON, was toe day sentenced to the penitsntisrv
for lilo BY Judge Ingraham.
i Ine psOiic reception to-day OF Senator
Douglas q the City Hall, was largely at
tended, Notwithstanding the storm.
Frank Thornburn, the florist, has been So.
looted 70 take oharge Of tho grounds Of Mt.
/ Vernon.
1 Mrs. Brown, who kept a fashionable mil.
iinery establishment on Twelfth street. was
shot last night by paramour in fit Of zeal.
0usy.
Il was still raining Mt dark, with a heavy
fog, and the streets 6llsd with mud. Bad
prospects, for Tomorrow.
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IRuSt0eSo sale.
XNHEREAS,b by certain Deed Of Trust, dated
cordsr's ono: Of Lee county. lows. il Desd ROY
No. IS, page I55, Micha4l Fry conveyed to David
w kilhourne, Trustee, the following reAi satate,
to-wit: The northwest quarter of the south east
quarter Of section thirty 1907, township sixtysix
t66l, north range vs west. containing forty {s0)
acres more Or less, la Lee comfy, lows, said Deed
VI Trust being for the purpose Il securing the pay
the sum Of two huadred dollars 6 1901, TO Samuel
Marsh, VIM. z. Lee and Edward G. Dslavan or
thor assigns, payable ~ follows;
Thirty Dollars, Dec. 25th, 1881;
Twenty Five Dollars, April LIST, 1853;
sessnty-Thrse Dollars, January 10th. 1854;
sA.J Io.,.so, January Sosa, ioSSj
And bearing Interest atthe rate Of six par cent per
annum ill due and ten per cent. per Annum after
due, pay able annually. And whereas al the above
payments are due and remain unpaid, though nay
ment has been demanded whore lore the holder 81
said mortgage has directed said Trustee to sell the
said property under the clause Of sale contained In
sAid Deed Of Trust, reference being had TO tho
sam for particulars.
Now, therefore, notice II hereby given, that on
the 3lst day Of Deeeu bsS 1893 u the door u the
0fica Of the Clerk Of the District Court az Lee
County, nc Keokuk, between the hours Of 0o'clock
.. m and o'clock =. m. Of said day, shall pro-
coed TO .cl said real estate to the highest bidder
TOR cssh, in pursuance Of said Deed VI Trust.
p. "; k1LBoURNE,
Nov. 20, 1853. wtd Trustee.
The abovs sale is pos.ponsd g tho aoth day Of
Keokuk Dec. 81, 1883. Trustee.
&c HHDs. SUGAR,
~ rs bills choice y. III MolaSses,
80 sacks Rio Coffee,
10 tisrces Rice, for sale by
jy23d CLEdH0kN, TAYLOR ! CO.
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The .sWanuercr,. Case.

SAVANNAH, Dec. 30.
The Wanderer case was continued to-da
Capt. Christie was recalled, and testified that
on Dec. I'd, he went from Brunswick to Jer-
sey Island, and saw negroes landed by un-
known white men. lie supposed the num-
Der was about 800. Some few were put on
his steamer and conveyed twenty-fou miles
above Savannah. Other witnesses were
sworn, but the testimony was unoha nged.-
The case was then adjourned in consequence
of the illness Of one OF the prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04
Arrival OF the Fulton.

The steamer Fulton brings adyices from
southampton to the 18th, being three days
later than by the Asia.
Liverpool Cotton Market.-The sales of
cotton for three days amounted to 1000
bales.
Richardson, Spence & Co.'s circular re-
ports -four with declining tendency sales
Southern at 20s(Gals, Ohio 2lG124s. pri-
ces are easier but no change is made in the
quotations. Wheat continues very dull and
nominally unchanged. Corn dull and nomi-
nal mixed sells at 24(d27s.
Provisions continue dull. Beef heavy
Pork dull. Bacon quiet. Lard dull. Tall
low quotes at SIS.
sugae buoyant. Coffee quiet. Rice steady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04
The wandercr,s AFRICANS.

NKw York, Dec. ga letter from Mont
gomery, Ala, dated the cath, 10 the Times,
says the writer ''has Just seen the Identical
negroes brought from Africa BY Capt. Cor
RE, or his acoomplices. They appear to be
IN the hands Of spectators, and will 20 down
the Alabama river to. day, on the steamer
st. Nicholas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04

ATLANTA, Ga, Dec. 3l.--Mr. Webb, n
baillH, WAS shot to-day by w. A. Cloyce. A
public meeting is being held at the court
house this evening, to determine whether
the law shall take its course or the murderer
be immediately hanged. The mob are as
sailing the calaboose, and the excitement 10
intense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04
Escape OF FiItsbuster Scnoouer
Eruln NeN4

Nav ORLEANS, Dec. pa suspicious
looking schooner, supposed to be flhbus-
tiers, went to sea yesterday. A enter fred
blank shot, but the schooner kept in shoal
water and escaped.
IL is said that collector Hatch is gathering
large force and has chartered steamer to
prevent fillibustering expeditions to Nicara-
qua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04

Nxw YoxK, Dec. 3l.-Ths Nov York of6ee
Of tho Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicaeo
Railroad closes on the LIST OF January, and
Its business will be transferred to some bank
ing office.
The transfer Office Of the La Crosse Com
pany goes to Albany the same day.
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LLberaIed.

Bosros, Dec. 3l.--Geo. French, forms rly
first officer Of the ship Waverly, and Weeks,
second mate, who were condemned to ten
years imprisonment for attempting to sup
press mntiny, in which many coolies were
killed, have been liberated by the Spanish
government, through the intercession Of the
q. s. Minister
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-04

On Tuesday evening last a difficulty oc-
ccarred At the Elephant" a one horse dog
gerry % this place, between James Foster and
" IN. Sewers, in which the latter was killed.
Foster immediately fed, and is still 1t large.
Ne know mol what led To the difficulty, but
presume whisky was the prime mover. Ne
osho Herald, 23d.