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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-01
Trustees sale.
AIyHEREAS, II. v. Miller. by his Trust Dss

AyHEREAS, III. v. Miller. by his Trust Deed,
w dated the 18th day Of Jane, A. ID. 1857, con-
yeyed to George G, Dixon, as Trustee, the follow
lot. to wit: Lot number twenty, in Block d, la
addition To the city Of hsokuk, County Vi Lee
and State OF lows, trust TO secure the pay ment
OF proiassary no,e. described in said Trust Deed,
and executed by said Miller, for the sum Of i've
hundred and twenty Eve 6o-loo dollars, and due
Oh tbs eighteenth CAV OF November. a. d. 1857.
And whereas said note Is now past ne and re-
lee aforesaid. will at the request Of the holder
vi said mote, sell The above described lot ~ public
sanaae, aee0siiag ~ the provisions Of raid D.sd
IT TRAIT. 10 tie highest bidder, for cash. at tbs
door 81 the Court House, in said City Of keokuk
on fhe lath day Of February next, llS591, between
the hours If o'clock A. and 5 clock r. n. ol
that day, 10 satisfysaid demand and interest ems
lla es&sts 81 this trASt.
GEa. q. DIXON, Trustee
keohuk Jan. II lssg-jautsd
fIs0 JOHN d. FOSTER: Sir--sou are hereby no
titled that there Ii On file in the office d
the Clerk Of the district Coart al Ice County n
!. epkak, lava, the petition of susan Holicral
claiming of YOU the sum u thirty-six rs loo dol
yoa 70 her, uAted Jaly y 1855, due and pay able ii
one day after tts date, aud unless You appear AN,
aaswax to said petition on before tho morning o
tie second day Ut the next term IL said court be
| gun aud hoi len on the first Monday Of February
1882, judgment will be rendered aEainst you there
on for the Whole amount with interest sad coats.
CAAs. W. L0WkIK,
! Dee. II, lSsS-d Atty FOR Plaintiff.
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Mississippi Valley Nursery.
TREES EOR THE VEST

A ! ! II seNtTAl yeas
w experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N d
SHkuBBEKY, aec{ima-
ted, and found to succeed
In the Vest.
Many Of these Trees
are of extra size, and
have produced fne speci-
IN ems of fruit this season.
Those interested are inri-
ted TO call and examine
for themselves.
H..
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fls0 W. ". 06BoRN ana Thomas j. Gallagher !:
/ There is now on Gle 10 the Office Of the Clerk
OF the District Court ef Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
VI sdisun the petition III David A. Danglcr, claim.
ingof w 4. usbarn the cum Of three thousand
dollars on prataissorp note executed by him to
Aiexandcr johns Oh npd endorsed and against
Thomas j. aalE phsr the foreclosure of u mortgage
given hy hirs 10 cure said uote. lands In Lee
County lows. @hiah note pnd mortgage are now
the ptoperiy 81 plaintiff
Unless sau arpsar aid answer said petition OF
| before the scoand day II the May term tisgQ} oi
said court, Judeamens and decree win be rendered
Is asked in the rstition
RANKIN, MILLER a ENsTER,
Jan IL, 1859 dim Plaintiffs Att Us.
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YIso JASON DUNCAN: lon &re Hereby notified
i that there Is now on nls In &be once Of the
Clerk OF tho District Court Of Lee Npnty, lows st
keokuk, petition Of Pepton koMQson, claim
ing of you the present possession OF PACK ages
Of goods IN ark ed ~ ason Duncan, Quine 80 asou
Duncan, Keckuk," worth 1855 81, snd3raying .
Writ Of Repleyin, and unless you apfNar and
answer thereto on or before the second day nj the
next District Court, to be holden ut keckukN the
first Monday Of February, 1859, judgment ~ de-
JauIt will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER d ENsTER,
N#v 81. ls5s-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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KeOkuk Nursery.
TREHQ FOR iasNt

AVE have on hand over
w 10 o o o o
A p P l. Il 7 K Z r s
for sale, many Of them
measuring in height II
feet. Also, . 6nc lot Of
Red Cedars, ve%y large
Pears, standard 1 dwarf /,
Peach, Cherry, PLAN, and
CheAtnut Trees : Ganae bar
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OYAGsHAS
n1aIsNyss MaIssns0y1 Oyssegs.
DRIN0 Agents for this ceiebssted brand Of Oys-
Dur, We shall always b. Ia supply, and We shall
sell ct retail or by the ease, as low - any other
6rst class brand. Hotels, Saloons and Families can
always depend upon tbs rmEsnsEss, Of those onsr-
- for saic BY ~.
KELLOGG BIKGE,
dsc7idAw No. lac Main street.
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srso MOSES r. AokRI son, James Rhodes,
| William s, Windcr, ii Scott Howell and VIM.
Scott You are hereby notified that there u now on
file In the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
" Lee Id knty. Iowa. q ksokuk, petition Of VIM.
Attersop and VIM. Timberman, claiming Of Moses
B.Aksrrison the sum Of three thousand dollars as
money aae ON prouissory nets, and claiming as
10 eli Of y0A the foreclosure and sale OF lo. ten,
eleven and telvs In block thirty lone, OF the City
of Keokuk, Aec County, Icua, by virtue of a
mortgage given MorsisSn 10 plaintiffs on
said property 10 sec the payment Of said not ]
and unlsss you sppssre nd answer said petition on
or before the Tuesday After the first Monday IN
February next, judrmSAt will be rendered against
you by default. -
RANKIN, MILTAx 4 ENsTER.
Nov. 10, IS56-d Att2s for Piaintshs.
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The Cleveland Powder Company.
KELLOGG 4 BsMGE. Agents,
No. lac lain street ..........-.k kokUk, IOWA.
nFFEk Foa SALE. in quantities to suit, the
~ wing varieties CT Powder
Rife--fG. FIG. and fFf0. in Is, i3A, and
GIN kegs.
FFld. In cases u - ! H. caniaters.
/" -
Blasting and Mining~f. FF. and Q. Is ID. kegs.
SAFETY FusE at Wholesale ard retail.
We will furnish the boss Powder by sing lc pack
age, at Invest market rate.
We will furnish merchants, contractors and quar-
rymen, quantities upon the lowest terms, ana de-
liver to them here, thereby saving TO them all risk
Of transportation. In all cases We will GUARANTEE
cur powder to give sstisfaotion.
Consumers Of powder buying In s, 10 or - kss
lots, can save money BY buying Of ~.
Eportssssn can buy Vt " ~ retail
PowpsR In l and ID. canisters, and any desired
quantity.
Hsof, by pound, bag or key.
Gus Cars, by the box or thousand.
KELLOGG BIRaE.
dec24d6w No. 14s Main 81
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SAMUEL f. vooRulss,
To Theodore sheldon and
Samuel W. Rogers
TnreAoRx suELos,

4 q
SASgsL w ko6EFs.
Nuu are hereby notified that there IL now on file
in the otse Of tbs Clerk Of the District Court
of Lee County, at keokuk, petition Of Samuel !.
Noorhies, claiming of said sheldon the payment ~
certain promissory notes given by hlm 70 said
Nserhies and claiming Of both Of you the foreclo-
sure of a mortgage given BY said Sheldon 70 PLAIN
Ii to secure the payment If said notes, On twenty
acres OF land of The part ct the north west
quarter OF the southwest quarter OF section t6irty-
three 1897 township sixty-six 100 north, range five
81 west, in Lee County, Iowa.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
On or before the 81 day Of tbs next February term
OF said Court Judgment will be bad against You by
default, acc riding 10 the prayer II the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
Dec IA lS6S--doe24d Ats for Plaintiff.
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RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTEK,
Dec n, 1S5S-dAw Plaintiff Att'ys

YN0 W. WELLS, u. A. Mason and - GRAY 90:
- You are hereby mt fed that there 10 now on
nic n the ofce of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
narrow. claiming Of the sum Of two hundred
- eighty three and rs. 100 dollars as money due
cosaec anat, and also asking attachment, and I'm
- yvm appear ana suswsr said petition or be-
fo1s the 1pesdsy after tbs FIRST Monday in Fchrua-
~, 1850, iedg ment by Default will be had against
you. RANKIN, MILLER ENSTEK,
Dec 1Tgl3bS Plaintiffs Atf,ys.
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Fg,o BENJAMIN CHASE and Thomas Love, do
i ing business under the firm name Of Chase
Love Birs--You are hereby notified that thsTc 10
now ON file in the office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Leo Cennty Ut keokuk, Iowa, the petit
tion Of Conrad Limburg claiming Of you the sum
OF one hundred and forty-one 100 dol lars ~
money due on contract for painting, vanishing,
DC 1 Ger tain dwelling house adjusted on The rear
ends Of lots Il and II In block one hundred and
sevcnty-ope in the city Of keokuk. told umiu,l
Lee county, Iowa, and claiming mechanic . lien
on said real estate the security for the payment
of raid sum Of money, said work, painting, TO-,
being done on dwelling house situated ON said
property as yours, In the months Of July, August,
Septs mber and October, 1853, and unless you APP
pear and answe said petition before the sec
asy Of the next term Of the District Court OF Lee
Cnanty nj Keokuk, lows, begun and holden the
first Monday Of February, 1850, Judgement win
be rendered against you for the full amount, with
$500 cHAs. W. LowRIE,
Dec. "a, is5s.d Atty for Plaintiff.
vIso JOHN &. FOSTER. sir--You are hereby no,
the Clerk Ut the District Court Of Leo County -
Ksok uk, Lows, the petition Of Cathsrine Callahan
claiming uf you the sum Of fifty five dollars and
nine-6ve cents AZ money due on pronissory mote
made by you dated July 7th, 1855, for the sum Of
$5s 95-lu0, and unless you appear and answer said
petition on or before the second day OK the mex
term or said court begun and hold en- tho first Mon
day In February, 1850, Judgment will be rendered
against you thereon. iou are further notihed tina
| An attachment has issued In said case a4AiDs
your lands, goods, 10.
| Nov. 40. 1883 dec 24d Atty for Plaintiff
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DRADY BRO. You are hereby notified that
ID there il on file In the office OF the Clerk
OF the District Court of lee County, Iowa, at Keo-
kuk petition Of Cleghorn, Tsy Tor Co., claiming
Of YOU three hundred sixty one ~ 100 dollars, and
interest from May, 1857, on note made by you
"a order III Hickman Luke for three hundred
ssxty -one 10 100 dollars, and praying writ Of at
rae hment, and unle.s yos appear anu answer there
1 TO- on or before til seco'd day of next + bruAry
i {ls5Q} term of said court, be holden ut keokuh
| tie fret Monday Of said month, Judgment by de
/ fault will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
| Dee. %, lSbS-d Plaintiffs Att Us.
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EANKIN, MILL1R 4 EEsTER.
Dec. ~, 1884 PtA1nta1's AttS.

gly0 JOHN STANNUS, Simeon Haynes, Martha
j C. stannus, klisabeth r. Haynes, HenFy Stsone
and William +. AIthorp: There 10 now ON Al Ii
tbs oGce II the District Court Of Les County, Iosa
81 keokuk, the pe,iiioo ~ John tallowsy olaia-
ing OF John Stannus and simeon Haynes the su0
Of $1,000 their promissory notes and against tks
defendants deere. foreelosipg mortgage TO Sc
cure said notes, with prayer to that elect, thxt
all equity and right oil redemption and all dnWer
| and all subsequently acquired interest be cut oG
and barred, for - sale II property, that the rur-
chaser have deed and be put in posscsson and for
general relief. unfss yoa appear and answer said
~ term tls59l Of said conrt, judgment and de-
| cree will Be rendered As prayed for.
RANKIN, MILLER AENSTER,
/ Dec. "a. 1s6s-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
/ flaO ANsON l.. DkMING ROBBERY r. ROBB
| / You are hereby notified that there IL now on
Ole in the ofhce Of the Clerk Of the District Cour
| Of Lee County, ut keokuk, the petition of D. n
Crane, claiming Of said Deming tbs sum of 6vs
thousand five hundred and fifty dollars, With inter
est, and claiming If bath II you the foreclosure Of
mortgage on 81 ST feet front on Main street Of
The sh--s'er,y side e c sec IL g:
Of keokuk, and assle OF the same for the paymcn
Of the debt aforesaid.
And unless yon appear and answer said petition
on or before the second day or the next Fsbruar,
term OF said Court, Judgment will be rendered
against You by default according 10 the prayer
, RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER.
At.'ys for Plaintiff.
December IS, 1858 --dec2id
rlsU JOHN ). FOSTER Sir--You are hereby no
tilted thai there IL now Oh file il the once II III
Clerk vi the District Court Of Lee County At Keo
kuS, Iowa, the petition Of Ann iony, claiming
" you the spm Of seventy six and s-t0D ID liar
and the interest on the same from the llth day i
4 July, 1858, as money due On = promissory not
m AIDE by you to her for that amount, dated Jul
J It'll, 1858, due and payable in enc day from sal
date ami unless you appear and answer 10 said Dc
tition on or before the morning of the second da
( Of the ne IT term Of said court begsu and hol1e
: tho first Monday Of February, 1857. judgment vi
!, be rendered against yca thereon. You arc furtks
!. notiEed that IN attachment has issued Axainl
your lands, goods, n.
CHAS. W. LoWRIE,
Nov. SO, iSts-dsez4d Au'y for Plaintiff.
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rlyo THOMAS B. WALKER sir--You are here
l by notified that there IL now on file in the Of
fce Oh the Clerk Of the District Court Of Ice County
at Ksokuk, Iowa, the petition Of D. w. pressen
claiming Of you the Of four hundred and fifty
ght collars and sixty cents ~ monsy dse the sad
and answer ssid petition on before the second day
Of the next term Of said court begun and holden in
the city II Ksoknk - 6rst Monday in February
1852, gment will Wondered against you thereon
for the full amoant, with interest and costs. You
are further notified that an attachment has ISSUED
in said case against your goods, DO.
G. w. L0WRIE,
~ ~ reaaa Attsv Far Plaintiff
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CHARLES W. LOW ME,
De %, 1853 d Atty for Plaintiff.

MHITLATCH, you hereby notified that
y there is now ON lie in the oGce of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk
petition Of w. II. Rollcssoa, claiming of you two
hundred sixteen go 100 dollars. your proniissory
NOTE and psaying writ OF attachment, and unless
YOU appear aud answer thereto on or bafore the
second day of bruary, 1859. term, to be hoi-
den At keokuk first Monday Of said month, ladg
| aent by default will be had against you.
RANKIN MILLER d ENSTER,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
EgOtism.

The editors of the "crib fed" organs at
Omaha and Nebraska City are just now
playing extensively the interesting little
game /: "you tickle me and I'll tickle you;''
and at the same time indulging in an
amount of egotism never witnessed in
practical newspaper men; and misrepre-
sensations towards other newspapers ia
the Territory, quite unbecoming. One
produces, and the other copies, an article
Nebraska Newspapers" in which is at
tempted to convey the idea that there are
really but two papers III Nebraska, the
Nebraskian and Ners; the others all be-
ing exiting affairs" The article was un-
dOubtedly not written. for ''home con-
SUMPTION" where the papers are knowa.
In defence of u own paper, the I'D
Uertiser,'' We have only to say, we have
published it now near three years, during
which time it has in no instance failed to
appear regularly on publication day, and
has issued a half sheet but once, and thai
on account Of an accident just as going to
press. Can either of "the two papers IN
Nebraska say as much? Not by a long
way! As to slandingy and patronage
BESTOWED By The peopIe-we will go a small
wager of $50, to go into the School'fund
Of the County or District of the winning
party, that the advertiser can show :
larger subscription list; a better advertis.
ing andjob patronage than either one o.
the said ''tnopapers IN Nebraska" vii
you come to the scratch g."
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
Opinions OF Distinguished
RESENESS RTEN


Advertise your business. DOEot hide your light
under a bushel: Whatever your calling Or occupa-
ton may be, if it needs support from the public. ad-
v~ertise it thoroughlyan efectually in some shape
or other; that Wi.Larrest public attention. freely
confess that what success | have had in life: may
fairly be attributed more to the public press than 10
nearly al other causas combined. There may pos
sibly be occupations that do not require advertising,
but cannot well conceive what they are.-P. I.
BAENU2i.
l have always considered advcrtising-lberally
and lOng-to be the great medium Of success in bu-
ness, and the prelude to wealth. And / have made
it &n iayariable rule; too, TO advertise in the dulicst
times, q iOng experience having taught nc chat mo-
ney thus spent is well laid out; and by keeping nv
business cont nually before the public, has secured
me many sales that I otherwise would have lost
STEPHEN GIRARD.
Whatever success l may have had in business
owe mainly to continuous Advertising. and | deem
1T good policy to advertise long in the same papers.
From a close observation, l am fully convinced that
itisimpossible to make much h~eadwayin any branch
Of commerce. without the facilities which the Press
alone can give.-JACoB R~IDGEwAY.
by motto through life has been-work and Adver-
tisc. In business, Advertising is the true Philoso-
piers stone, that turns whatever it touches to gold.
I haze advertised much, both in the weekly and the
daily papers; nor have I found that those Of the
largest cieculatiOn-of either class-beneftted me
the most-JoHN ]. AsTOR.
Advertise advertise advertise This is the life
Of trade, and standing advertisements, you viii ind
viii prove the most remu c~rative, at least I have
found it so, during my businesscareer thus far: for
should yOu withdraw but q single week from the
paperln WHICH you are accustomed to advertise, ten
chances to one that would be the time when some
wOu!d-be-custOmers viii look into the paner for YOUR
business, and not finding it you will Loose several
profitable sales.-WILLIAM GRAY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
Mall Failures.

Could there. be a possibility of accom-:
plishing any good by 50 doing, we feel
like complaining loud andlong' in regard
to mail irregularities, and failures. But
while those having charge of the mail
services are ".not responsible to The people,
for heir octs' we need hope for nothing
better. Although we have mail lines to
this city and county sufficient to accom-,
MEDIATE Our wants if faithfully and honest
ly served, We can place no dependence
whatever in them, and they have been
growing worse and worse, of late, until
our accommodation amount to just nothing
at all at present. In fact were we with
out any mail facility, we would expect
nothing, and consequently escape a huge
amount Of disappointment and vexation.
We are confident the principal cause Of
mail failure at this point is at Rock Port
and Nebraska City. Instead Of our mail
matter being stopped at Rock Port and
sent to this place daily, as it should be, il
is permitted to passion to Council Bluff,
then across to Omaha and from thence
down on this side of the river to this
place. At Nebraska City mail matter is
permitted to accumulate, because of q
failure on the part of the contractors to
carry il. It is the duty Of the Post
Master at Nebraska City in such case to
employ the mail carried according to con-
tract, at the expense Of the regular con-
tractor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
No Laws Yet.

Notwithstanding it was announced some
time ago, by the pseudo Territorial Print
.ers through their respective sheets, that
the laws of the last session were out; and
the pets talked much of the "typogra-
phical appearance of the work executed
by us,'-whicR was, however, really
printedin New York-the people of the
Territory are in blissful ignorance Of the
contents of said Books, except as procur.
ed on the payment Of two dollars for q
copy!
We notice quite a nice dodge practiced
in getting up their present edition, con
sale at the Book Stores" viz: the names
of"C. C. s. G. D. WooIworth" are insert
ed as publishers in place of the Territorial
Printers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
Dr. A. S, Kunckel,

A person by the name of GoRmLAY,
writes us from BrownviIle to ascertain
the "real character of DR.. Kunckel. So
far as we know the Doctor has 10 parti-
cular character that we can describe for
the benefit of our correspondent. In. an
swer to his query we will state that he has
a wife Ono children), who is at present
in Ohio, we believe. The DR.. left here
last fall for the mines; returned this
spring, and left again in a few days. He
never did either much good or much harm
hereabout, so far as we are advised; APP
pears to be clever, sociable and verytalk-
alive. If he has done you any harm, Mr..
G., no doubt he will make it call right
when be mex meets you. No more at
present.-SiOur City Eagle.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
New Lands Open to Presumption.

We understand hat the Land Office a,
this place is in receipt of plats of town
ships 3 and 4 north of ranges l, 3, 8, 4,
5, 6, z, and s, west of the sixth principal
meridian, containing 34S,0O0 acres, and
embracing some of the finest lands and
timber that can be found in Nebraska
Territory. These lands are ~traversed by
the Big and Little Blue rivers, and are
not included in the tract of country that
will be offered for sale in August and
September next.
These lands are situated along and
contiguous to the great thoroughfare lead
ing from LeavenwOrth, St. Joseph and
Brownville, on the Missouri river, to the
gold mines Of Kansas and Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
TerritOrial Agricultural Fair.

Ii is hereby announced to the Farmers,
Mechanics and Artists of Nebraska. that
in accordance with a resolution of the
Territorial Board of Agriculture, and the
authority thereby vested in me, ] have
decided that the First Territorial Fair
shall be held at Nebraska City, on the
days fixed upon by the Board. viz: 21st,
22d, and 23d of September next.
The following is the proposition upon
which the Fair was awarded to Nebraska
City. R.W. FURNAS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-04-28
News Items.

A report comes to US from Augusta,
Georgia, that the bark f. A. RawIin has
landed 600 Africans on the coast of Flo
rida.
A woman in. New York recently COM
planned against a. Chatham street merch-
ant for selling her a -horse-hair mattrass
line with rat-tails.
A colored man in Cincinnati has begun
to turn white-his back one Of his. shout
ders, and n arm having completely lost
their color.
Miss Maria Mitchell the astronomer,
is preparing to establish an observatory
alta suitable position within the limits Of
Nantucket. her native. town.
The wife of Gen. Miramon, who has
recently become President of Mexico, is
said to be a regular trump card. She
notified her husband-a young man Of q
he must fight his way INTO
the Presidential chair or she would not
live with him.
Washington Irving has completed his
fifth volume Of the Life Of Washington.
The Richmond Enquirer threatensthat
"if Mr.. Letcher does not r~epudiate Mr..
Buchanan it viii repudiate Mr.. Letcher.
The editor Of the Michigan Farmer is
informed by a gentleman who has had
extensive observations in different parts
Of that State, that the prospect for the
growing wheat crop is better than at any
corresponding period for ten years.
The latest style of hoop-skirt, is the
self-adjusting double-back-acrion hustle,
etruscan lace expansion, Piccolomini at
tachment, gossamer understandable. tits
a very sweet thing.
The following premiums are offered by
the ST. Louis A Agricultural Association. for
their fourth Fair, TO be held on the 25th
of September next:
Best thoroughbred Stallion, $1,000
Best thoroughbred Bull, 1000
Best Roadster Stallion, 1000
The democracy Of Kansas have put
forth a call for a Territorial Convention.
We have. not learned its object nor at
what point ii is to meet.
The London Morning Star, of March
28th, says there is every probability that
Mr. Sturgeon notwithstanding he has
once declined to do So, will visit Ameri-
ca during the coming summer. He is to
lay the foundation-of his new Tabernacle
in May, and as il will require a year to
complete it, he will. 1t is thought, take
advantage of that interval to cross the
Atlantic.