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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-05-16

To William Murphy and Newton Mcdonald:
NOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there is now on file in the ofhce Of the Clerk
of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. 1t Fort
Madison, a petition in Chancery OF J ohm Maxwell
claiming against you the said Murphy decree for
the payment of three notes given by you, ons to
the order Of said Maxwell and two to the order Of
s. Campbell, for 1888 50, $203 90 and 5000 90,
respectively, and ten per cent. interest and also
claiming against both Of you the foreclosure Of .
mortgage from said Murphy to said MAXWELL to
said notes given upon the ends by rs feet
of Lots IL and II in Block 1ss, in the city OF keo-
kuk, Lee county, Iowa, and asking sale Of said
premises and for other relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day Of the
next term Of said District Court Of Lee County,
sit ut Fort Madison on the third Monday in May
next, QS6o), decree will be rendered against you
in accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
GEO. @. DIXON a Son,
March 81, lS5odlm Pitts Solicitors.
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Legal Notice.

To Eli Cluts, Eli.a J. cluts, A. II. Brown, Thos.
Cross, Henry Cluts and Jacob Bushsy:
VOU are hereby notified that there ID now on fle
i in the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court
of Lee County, Iowa, At keokuk, =. petition Of
James Burrows, James Reynolds and Frederick
Zugg, claiming Of said Eli Cuts the sum Of fifteen
hundred and i've 45-I00 dollars with INTEREST,"
Said petition alleges that said Burrows, Reynolds
and zngg became security for said Eli Cluts and one
WV. Walker, by endsssing two notes made By
Cluts Walker, which notes they allege that they
have been compelled to pay and cancel to their dam
age in the sum aforesaid. Said petition also claims
against all Of you the foreclosure Of . mortgage
executed by said defendants, Eli Cluts and Elisa
.Cuts said plaintiffs to them against any
damage from endorsing said notes ~ sforesaid,-
Said mortgage bears date November IA, 1857, Ia
duly recorded, and conveys the following real e.
tate. tc wis Seventy-Ave feet Oh 81 the rear ends
Of lots and in block l76 il ksokuk, Lee eoun-
y, lows.
Now unless you appear and answer said petition
or before the second day Of the special June
term Of said District Court, commencing on the
fourth Monday in june. lS6o, Judgment and decree
will be rendered against you according to the prayer
Of said petition, aud said real estate win be sold
satisfy sid debt and the interest Of an defendants
cnt of and extinguished.
AoCRARY 4 BRUCE,
Mayg, 165V-d Plaintiff Att'ys.
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scythes. SnAths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow-bells, kakes and Corn Planters;
U, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cutting Boxes, Hay and Straw Knives
Hay, straw and Manure Forks;
And large stock Of assorted Hardware and Cut-
a.ysdAx s. Wa H. rucKER.
kINDsToNEs;-Ths Bsrea Gri ndsIone. ofvs
~ rfous sises for sale BY
s.W.Ah Tucker,
(Sisn Of the He'd Padloek,)
MAylodAx Cor Of Main > "a SITS.
COLLIEns 4 ROBERrsOr.
General Grocers,
No. rs Main-st.. near 3d,.....KE OKIK
QUINCY ELOUH.
Vs. received, supply Of Castle Mills xxx
aprlsd c0LLrERs ROBERTSON,
GRAHAM FLOUR.
a ooILiEks 4 ROBERTSON.
$500 e Dan: and ,s sss
by GOLFERS RoRERTsOE
aprISd
LSREsH Tomatoes, ----
Assorted Pie Fruits,
Fresh Peaches
Fresh Stra vb, rries
FRESH Pine Apples,
burnett's Flayoring Extracts,
Cox Patent Gelatine,
troopers sheet and shr ed Isin glass,
Bakers No. Chocolate,
Cocoa,
Broma,
Corn Starch,
Heckers Farins,
Walnut Catsup
Tomato a.
English and American Pickles, in glass jars,
Taylor Bros double superhne knglish Mus
aprlsd GOLFERS l. ROBERTSON.
TEAs. TEAsII TEAeIIi
osu received, large and well assorted lot Of
TEAS, consisting of
Extra Fine Imperial.
Extra Fine Young Hyron.
Extra Fine Ooleng-
g have several grades of the above kinds OF
Teas, q different prices, These Teas have been
price to suit coLLlERs ! RoBERTsoN,
mhxsd Main street, near Third.
g udAk-cuKEDs HANS -
- COLLIER KoBERTsoN,
mhz5-d rs Main street.
nRAwINu Paper, Bristol boards. Diot,ins Pa
u per. Tissue Paper, Visiting Cards, Sealing
Wax sand Boxes, Muciiagc. Water Bowls, Steel
Pens, Bill Files, Slater, Penholders, Portfolios,
lawyer Seals, Lead Pencils, Inkstsnds interest
tables, Copying Books, Brushes. Chsssmsn Back
shannon boards. &C., &C., this day received ut the
CITY BOOK STORE.
OoDEN, BROWNELL d CO.,
apr6d So Main-st. f
Also. New supplies OF
I ApLATA, Ellis' Madagascar,
- The Land Of the Book,
Atknsons Liberia,
southwold,
Northern Travel,
New York 10 Delhi,
just received Ut the CIrY BOOK SroRH, 50 Main-st.
apl5d OGDEN. HhOWNELL 4 co.
WaII Papers and WInaow SHADES.
A FULL assortment, MI kinds and prices, inst
= received by OGDEN BROWNELL 4 cO.
.Caiabria Liaueric~.
6n0 LBS. large stick CslabriA and small sticl
OUU Sicily, for sale hw By
Al. WILKINSON,
Sign OF the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
sprls-d 06 Main street.
CAAincs clue.
0uU store and to arrive.
For s sais y y til. a. a. I..'s ILL ns,s.
aaa Arnoid,s Ink.
a GOOD supply q all sizes; also, Window and
apsod NJ W. wRsrcoTr.
ron :. naAs AND slie..y.;
spsdaw Leyee.
lows Reports.
fsLAkKE's kkpOkTS, vols /, :, and 4. 10
Nssle by OGDEN BEON~NELI, a Co
shl0d
Caster OIL.
< BBLS. Bakers best American. for sale yer
~ low by Al WILKINSON
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar.
aprI8 oS Main street.
W MGAsaeFss WOTks. aR
Ns4ik Works Of DAa ! Weh4tsr, With biogtxph
cel msassE. " Edward Everett, in oetAv
vo1npsss fbxsaie by
sn4Altd asss2 OGDEN, BROK NELL 4 co.
fa9t LgA A1ktns0nss siberia.
nRIHMIAI1 AND WESTnRN SIBERIA
3anaenAtvs Of ssssn years Explsraiom sn
Adyennnss - Stheris, Mongolia, the Kirebi
~ saI4 y OGDEN, BKOWNELL Co.'S
gT1r BOOK 6fosR,
Aped No.tz AAin-st,
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WIT Ii several years
wv experience the Pro-
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N d
SHRUBBERY, dceHma-
ted, and found to succeed
in the West.
Many OF these Trees
are of extra size, and
have produced fine speci-
mems of fruit the past sea-
son. These interested are
invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Orders for Anple. Pear.
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Tfm&tesSs sale.
DUBLIC NOTICE IL hereby given that on the
10th day Of Juns Aext ~ tha door Of the Clerk
Office in The city # ksksk, shall sell for cash in
hand 10 tAs AigAsst bidder, Tho following real a.
tste In tho county n Lee and State OF Iowa, viz:
lot IN block 10 Il the atty Of Keokuk.
SID sale y nAde ~ virtue Of Deed Of Trust
from Francis Mclfannus and his wife ID a. for II
purpose Of occurring the payment VI pronissory
nota na1e By sAid raneis AcM annus ID James
LArkin, and the Asidcr 81 sid note, which u An
and uSpsid0 kaviAt produced the same 10 me.
snaIi maze satdsx accordingly and shall make To
the purchaser deed 10 said real estate.
II. r.. REEDER, Trustee.
Msyp, 1s60.d nH y efHW
TNxTRA famisy Ilour, xsssSassd. TT 4 Z
~ mh35-d C0Ld41l6 q Roe1RYSON.
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RQNAOt 000t2e
lust received md for gais BY
Apt1A = h4 800 ! n ho.sa Aein.st
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On south side Of 10th st. from Fulton to Fran lin
Perry's Ad. y A.35 ia
On north side Of 10th St from Blondeau to Concert
" 1856 1850 l2t
| II liza IN a

NUTICEfs hereby given TO the owners Of me
lots descrbedin the foregoing list situateiin the
City OF Keokuk, Leo County and State of Iowa,
that p special tax has been assesssd and levied
said described lots designated in the above list
by the City Couneii Of said city for repairing
sidewalks and for laying plank side-w walks in
front Of said lots, and unlsss payment be made
Of the taxes levied, and also all costs, before
the 25th day Of May, A. d 1850, the said lots, or
much thereof ~ shall be necessary to discharge
said tax and costs, will be sold on the day afore-
said, at the Mayors Office in said city, between
the hours Of . clock > m. and clock .. m.
G. G. STEVKkS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk
MAY e.. 1850 dtd
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To Knfus Wilsey, Misabsth Wilsey John Wilsey
Partridge, Psnchote 4 Warren, LoFenso u.
Brown. William Bsowns james Bradford, A. q
GriApan, cornsliA 6risAan; sa4
Wow and each 1t yas am hereby notified that
= there II now on 6le in the Once Ok the Clerk Of
the District Court Ak Leo County Iowa, ct Fl. Mad
ison petition Of JAMES C. Ayon claiming Of you
the ssid Rufus WHISKY the snm of twelve hundred
dollars, and interSst fron OF. 27th, 1853, n l0
per cent. per aAnum up~n psomiss arys note exe-
cutsd BY you TO the aaid j. G. Lyon for one thou
sand dollars OF date October eth, 1850, bearing
interest 1t 10 per cent per annum. sAbo, claiming
-S.:n.. -. c. &c. re ssc..S:..:::-: e uc.:xsSs
upon pert of lots On and two, block one hundred
and twenty-five. bang real estate In city OF Keo-
kuk In said county and state, executed BY said
Rufus Wilsey and Elisabeth wilsey, to secure the
pay nent of the'said note and interest, and that
unless you appear and answer thereto on Or before
the morning " the I'd day Of next term Of said
Court, TO be holden ut Fl Madison on the Sd Monday
in May, A. D. 1852, judgment win be rendered
against you by default.
s NOBLE + STR0NG,
March II. lb394dIlu Attsys for piaintiG
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To Aaron II. 0aes and Hannah his wife, John O.
Hsmphrsy, 0sotgs v. Hys and John 7. Hyss
[ there Is nov on Gls in ths oico Of the CLERK Of
the district Cont Of Lse Cennty, Iowa, at Ksokuk,
. petition Of Amos II. Brown claiming Of 20 tho
foreclosure of certain mortgage exeo0ted - said
recorded In the Recorders ONCE Of said county
September 10, at Keokuk, conditioned for tho
payment ef three several promissory notes given
by said Gage to said Brown, and payable to said
Brown order in twelvs, tWenty-fonr and thirty
six months respectively, after Sept. :, l6H, with
10 per cent. Per Annum interest payable annually;
said Brown claiming from the said GAae - due and
unpsd {ss by the tenor Of said mortgage and notes.
the sum Of $685. go with ten per cent. per annum
interest thereon from Sept. 5, 1866, and praying
that the equity Of rslsnptieD Of said defendsats,
aalsll Of them, be forever foreclosea ~ TO the
PFemisss in said mortgage described (vix Lot No.
In BloSk Nc. liz, In Ksoknk, Lse county, Iowa,)
and Tho several interests Of said defendants there
in forever hereafter barred. And unless you APP
pear and answer sAid petition or before the SEQ
ond day Of the special term Of said cour1 70 begin
on the fourth Monday Of jane, 1859, judgment
will be rendered sgainst you thereon pre- costssso.
CURTIS, GILMORE 4 CURTIS,
April l, 1s5s-dlm Soils for Petitioner.
l and RosenA NJ. Z. Wright his wife, samuel
Wolf, Ansel Phillips and Elizabeth Phillips bis
wife, Richard c. W eirick and Mary 4. Weirick his
wife, Silas Heaight and Julia A. Heaight his
wife, j. BrcntGAruner and Anna Brentgardner his
wife. Thos. Firth, Jas. X. Bruce, J. l.. Curtis,
Geo. M. Barber, Winthrop DeWolf, d. L. Walls.
worth, Jones 4 Wheeler, A. Hihe, John h. Allen,
John McDougail, and Jesse Ruddick You and
each Of you arc hereby notified that there Is now
on file in the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County, lows, at Fort Madison, pc
ition in chanccry or John Harris claining against
you the said Edward X. Hart decree for The pay
ment Of prumissory note executed by said Hart
to said Harris for thousand dollars and ten per
cent. interest, dated 25th July, 1855. and payable
two years after date and also claiming against all
Of you the sforsclosare Of = nAfttage given by
said Hart 10 said Harris TO secure the psymsnto
the above nots, end other notes therein described
dated 18th July, 1856, and conveying the north
west quarter Of the north-esst quarter Of section
No. fourteen t14) in township 81 north, range s.
west in Lee county, Iowa, in which premises pr
part thereof you and each Of you are said to have
or claim some interest.
Now, therefore, unless yon appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day Of the
next term of said District Court Of Lee County to-
sit at Fort Madison the third Monday In May
next, (lS59), decree will be rendered against you
in accordance with the prayer Of said petition.
GEO. G. DIXON 4 SON,
Atty'sfor Plaintiff.
Keokuk, March l, S59--mch3ld1m
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For laying plank aide -waIks--on north Nde o. otH
ST, fran Main to Blondsau:
IL 125 200 liz
On west side of Fulton-st., from 9th to It'll st.
" Chatham Square 3 sss I'le
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MIVINh1x . UIkUOn,
May 8, 185o-d Atty's for Plaintiff
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/ PLATA, Ellis Madagasca
L. The Land Of the Book,
Atkinson . Liberia,
Southwold,
Northern Travel,
New York 10 Delhi,
Just received ut the CIrY BOOK STORE, 50 Main-s
api5d OGDEN, HhOWNELL 4 co.
Wa1I Papers and window Ehaa .
A FULL assortment, ali kinds and prices jui
received by OGDEN BROWNELL 90.
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CaalOT OIL.
* 6bLn. Bakers best American, for sale yerJ
- lowk Al. WILKINSON.
Sign Of the Golden Eagle and Mortar,
aprlb % Main street.
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VIRGIL Il. suLLIvAN 4 CO.

Mayo, ls59-d
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1859-08-10

MAYORS CoURr. The Eagle Of yesterday
gives in its local column very graphic ac-
count of the proceedings before, his honor
the Mayor. on.the first three days of this
week, and we agree with the reporter that il
was indeed busy times for the city officials.
First on the dockt was the charge Of gen.
eral row al the Factory, caused BY the eject
ment Of fair-haired lass OF the. handsof Mr..
Dudley who. had charge Of the spinning de-
partment. Dudley fined SO.
The case in which Edward 2. Gardner and
Baltic Nelly were interested was next cali
ed up. Il appears that Language such as Gar.
diner was not accustomed to hear applied to
himself was urged upon him h the street by
said Nicely, and to correct the speaker in bis
declarations, mutiIlated heavy cane to thu
great injury Of the head of Mr.. Nicely
Gardner fined SO.
Mrs. Burns was charged and scquitted o
assault and hattsry on one Eaglaborns.
Y
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SUGAR-About ESQ hhds have been sold
from first and second hands at fuller prices
Fair to fully fair 611S@7c. Pib.
MOLASSES--There is little Or none Of.
fering ON the leyee. and we have heard of no
sales Of any importance.
FLOUR-The market is extremely dull,
and we have not heard of sale to-day.
CORN-Good demand, with sales Of about
21oo sacks, including 242 ordinary at 81 OF
$50 yellow at 81 10; 315 at 81 IL; $157
mixed at 81 s121S !; $50 at 81 IS; 2o0at 81
II and 2e6 white at 81 221z p bushel.
OATS Some 1900 sacks have been sold
including 26o ordinary st, Louis at 48c. 735
prime in three lots at 521sc.. and 200 Nor
tern at SIC. % bushel.
BRAN AND SHORTS-190 sacks Bran
sold at 81 so, and 100 Shorts at 81 10 y
100 ID.
PORK-Mess retailing at SIG p Dbl
BAC0N-There has been some demand
with sale of so casks ribbed Sides at o 116c.s
COFFEE-Sales 500 bags, of which 200
at, 100 at lie, 15oat IL 4, and so at II =
p b.
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Quack Nostrums.

The majority of hair washes, hair dyes
hair tonics, hair oils, and the numberless pre-
parations which are now before the public I'M
der such extravagant, hyperbolical and fan
tastic titles as we see paraded in show-win-
dow cards, and newspaper headings, as han
preparations, are all humbugs of the first wa
ter; their real merit, when they possess any
is that they do no harm. Hogs lard, whale
oil, lard oil, sweet oil scented and colored,
make up, when in beautiful wrappers, az
white flint glass bottles, the costhest character
of tonics, and when thus costly, are baptized
with some tri-syllable term, and caught at by
verdant young and old of both sexes Such is
not the character of Professor Woods Hair
Restorative. This gentleman comes before
the world without any high falutin'' Xiloph-
loforium, or any other astounding and start
ling cateh-penny term he simply advertises
a Hair Restorative-what it expresses, pre-
cisely-and as Restorative it acts. Buy
Prof Woods Hair Restorative and as you
value your scalp, aye, your very brains, apply
nothing else =: far It naasr I've that "a
some worse substance than perfumed lard oil
on your Uranium Remember Woods Res
torative for the Hair is the best article eXtant.
See new advertisement in another column
June eft
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Another Letter from Texas

Travis Co. Texas Aug. Is, 1854.
MEssRs FLEMING BRos:-There were several
cases of Chills and Fever in my mothers fami-
ly at the time we received the MLane's Liver
Pills ordered in my letter of June 18th, and a
few doses administered in each case produced
the desired effect, thus demonstrating the
efficiency Of these celebrated Pills in that dis
ease.
Mother had not been troubled with the sick
headache since she has commenced taking
these Pills. and as We have but few Of them
left you will please send us another dollars
worth Direct as before, to Austin Texas.
Respectfully yours
MEREDITH W.HENRY.. .
OF Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. M'LANE'S Celebrated Vermifuge, manu-
featured by FLEMING BROS, of Pittsburgh
Pa. An other Verfuge in comparison are
worthless DR.. M'Lane's genuine Vermifuge,
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can now be
had at all respectable drug stores. None gen
uine without the signature of
FLEMING BROS.
J. S SIZER, Agent Jackson, Miss.
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE.

5NISHING to change my business offer for
Wv sale my plantation and tract Of iand, lying
near the month of Fai: River in Lawrence county.
Miss consisting in part of Pearl, and in part of
Fair River lands. There ia the tract 1885 acre 2
of which in high state Of cultivation, aud
sixty or seventy deadened 1t is as produe-
tive as any land in the country. made last year
on it lO5 bales of cotton with Ii hands, being over
bales to the hand, with corn, potatoes, &c, in
obuudanes-the land lies level in al body, and
nearly all tillable. The improvements consist Of
q good Dwelling Gin and Press, and other necessary
out buildings, mostly new-the buildings are loca-
ted on the bluff of Fair River Il beautiful stream
of pure water, Astounding in fish, with a fail
ing well of excellent water in the yard, The place
is reputed, and has proved to be very healthy,
desirable neighborhood, convenient to a, good
school and Church. II is miles north of Month
cello, II miles enst of Bahala Depot. Good stock
range. will sell at very low figures.
For further particulars apply TO Hubert Bowen
BrookhaEen, or to myself on the plantation.
W. p. BAGGETT.-
Aug 10 '6Q-2m.
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|
Aberdeen Female College
MILTON E. BACON, A. N, President and Pre-
| lessor Of Moral and Natural Sciences
ALEX. J. QUNCHE, 4. NJ, Professor of Mathe
matics and Aocient and Modern Languages.
MISS H. L. REID, Presiding Teacher, and In
structress in Elocution and HIGHER Englsi
Branches. et9-..-.-s
MISS HARRIET N. HARRISON, Principal Of
Primary Department.
MISS H. HILLMAN, Assistant Teacher in Pre-.
parat0ry Department..
THOMAS MORSE, Professor of Music,. Piano
Harp and Guitar.
To be Supplied. Teacher in Vocal
and Instrumental Music.
------t To bsSupplied. Assistant Instruct
ress in Music. n
MISS II. NJ HARRISON, lastructress in Draw
ing, Painting and Wax Work.
MISS H. l.. REID, Governess.
PROF. A. J. QUINCHE, Librarian
MISS SUSAN ANDERSON, Matron
Theenext session begins fourth Monday in Sep
TENDER. ~ ;. Taug 5=2tw#
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NJ A r r ED

At the residence of j. H. Ledbetter, ESQ.,
in this city, on Tuesday morning, August I'd
1859, by the Rev. Mr.. Pearce, Col. JESSE,
MABRY and Mrs HARRIET WILLIS,
all of Jackson.
Married, on Monday evening, on board the
steamer Daniel Boone, at Vicksburg landing
by Rev. DIR. B. II. Capers, Mr.. BENJAMIN
A. MELTON to Miss DINORA STAMPS,
all of Arkansas. -Fichsbmg Wing, 2finst
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LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The Buenos Ayres and Uruguay War.
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.


New York, August 5.-Advices have been
received at this port from Buenos Ayres the
26th of June, with accounts Of the prepare
tons for war between Buenos Ayres and
Uruguay.
The Buenos Ayres steamer Camilla Lycee
had gone up the river with 1000 troops fol-
lowed by a Brazilian war steamer.
The troops, it was supposed. were destined
for San Nicholas.
The Government Of .Buenos Ayres were
rapidly augmenting their forces for contest
with Uruguay, and communication with Ro-
sario has been closed.
The Q. S. steamer Metacomet sailed for
Panama
The .. S. brig Perry had sailed for Monte
video.
The U. S. brigs cambridge and the. Dolphin
remained in port
Later from New Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, Aug 5.-The New Mexican
mail has arrived with dates from Santa'Fe to
the 18th ult The opposition party have nom
mated Senior Colleges as q candidate for dele
gate to Congress
There are indications Of hostilities' among
the Indians Of New Mexico.
Kansas Congressional Nomination.
res IL Kansas stsss at Es Sm p asE
has nominated PARROT for their candidate as
representative to Congress.
Steamboat Sunk.
CINCINNATI, August. 5.-The steam pack
ct Kate May, running between Cincinnati and
Memphis, while on her way down the river,
last night met with an accident and sunk, at
Medoc, in six feet of water. The freight is
badly damaged, but no lives lost.
New York Markets.
New YORK, August 5.-The cotton mar
ket closed quiet The sales to-day were 500
bales. Quotations unchanged.
From Pixies Peak Mtnes.
ST.. LOUIS August 5.-The Denver City
express has arrived with $500 (Dof gold dust
from the mines, and considerable quantity
in the hands of passengers.
The mining prospects are considered very
favorable.
Kentucky Congressional Elections.
LOUISVILLE August 5.-The returns ind-
cate the election of Moor, the opposition can
didate for Congress in the Ninth District and
Adams, the opposition candidate, insthe Sixth
District
The vote is very close, and the result is yet
doubtful.
Later from Montevidoe.
NEW York, August 6.-Later advices from
Montevido state that the British brig Earl
Derby has been boarded by a Buenos Ayres
war steamer, end $4,000, which had been sent
by Gen. Urquiza's son to commercial house
at Rosario, was taken from the vessel.
Tennessee Congressional Election.
MEMPHIS, August. 6.-The election for
member Of Congress inSthe tenth District, in
this State, has resulted in the electionef Avery
the Democratic candidate, by majority of
about 400.
.In.the Ninth District Atkins, the Demo-
cratic candinate,sis reported to have been cleo