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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

|
| uIHIS Institution, located at Salem, Roanoke
| 4 County. Va. will begin it, next session Au-
| gust 2gtE. 1860 Ii eni"yS Il beautiful ana health
tai situation and j. easy ar"eSS 10 all parts OF the
| country It, literary and moral advantages are
unsurpassed by any college Of the State. Ex-
| prnses for session uf 10 months Si4i. For lurth-
| or information. address
REV. d. I. BITTLE, President
| Salem Roanoke Co., Na.,iy ls-wlw
! LIVERPOOL SALT.--By the barque petrca,
| 1 / On her voyage FROM Liverpool we expect TO
receive in due season Cor the Fall trade:
1000 Sacks Coarse. Irvrrpo0r.
' 9Go " Worthinrton's SAIL
! Which will he sold to the trade upon reasonable
terms, from the snip.
! smo G r. II. MILLER, SON It co.
| TOURNAMENT At THE WARREN SPRINGS.
| GRAND TOURNAMENT AND FANCY
| n BALi. will come Of; at the Warren Springs
| on Thursday the 10Th inst, when extraordinary
attractions will be offered The Knights Of arrcn
challenge the Knights of the surrounding country.
WI. BENNETT, Proprietor.
| Warren county, aug ltd
| CULTIVATION As TEACHER WANTED.-A
! - LADY Of Souc experience wishes sltuatlon
as teacher i'll private family she wi leach the
| Elementary and i.her English branches, French
/
| cgst 18th. l!.AtHhit care 81
| JAMES CLARKE. esq, Miiiwooi, Clarke Coz Va.
| " l6--"nlm
NOR SALE.-A desirable farm containing about
| Il $50 ACRES, situated in Cuipeper county. on
| the Rapid Ann River, about 3 miles from Ellis
Mills Terms reasonable 10 amount and tne.
| Apply 10 LIZ" IL Ellis:
| Pine View. ? o.. Fauqnicr. co. aug 9-2awtf
~ SACKS JAVA COFFEE
| LII 10 do Laguyra do
| 10 do Rio 10
j., Sam:.s 10 just receive, and o-
| sale by HUMPHREYS ~ ThLlAFEkRO.
! aug
MULES FOR SALE.--A pair Of NJ ]. L 5,
! vi four wears CID. wei! broke ana healthy, will
| be sold bargain, Tor cash, or on six months
! credit, on application 10
| CHARLES B4LLrNGFR,
! AUG +O-coSt@ Holm Hal Fairfax co. Va.
| - Bells 30. POTOMAC HERR NGS,
! y Gross and Net. oil my own packing, at NO
-, Queen street. GEO Ii. rADuEli'
iy 20--anim
! -O0n VERY FINE CIGARS, just received,
! OUUU and for sale By
| aug 10 HUMPHREYS s TALiAFERR0.
DEAL HoNIrCN COLLARS, at
! ~ aug 10 MElESBERG5.
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fredericksburg Market, Aug. 20.

There is a large quantity Of Wheat now offered
in the Fredericksburg market, and probably eight
OF ten thousand bushels purchased within day or
two At from :l.2j 10 $3.50 for red, and Si..'3 I"
81 40 for white We heard Of onc sale Il large
one. nj 81 80 for red. and $I.i2 for white. Coin
brings 7Gr.-frsi HyGid.
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Culpcper County, aug l3-wts
A FINE TRACT OF FAUQUIER LAND

A FINE TRACT OF FAUQUIER LAND
n FOR SALE.-I will offer for sale on the
premises, Tuesday, Aagust esh ner., at the
late residence of George Nelson, (if fair if not,
the next fair day. his FARM, containing about
1000 ACRES. This farm lies on the road from
Warrenton to Bealton Station, miles from the
former, and from the latter named Station, on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and miles
from Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, adjoining
the lands Of Lewis Shumate Richards Payne, and
others. About one. fourth Of it is well timbered,
all is well watered and fenced, and is very pro-
Anna ductive in all kinds of grain and grasses.
.aHSl The BUILDINGS are comfortable.
This farm is susceptible of easy division into
two three farms Of almost equal size, with plen
ty of wood and water on each.
TERMS About one fourth in cash, the residue
in three annual payments. Possession given on
the day of sale. If preferred by the purchaser,
portion Of the money will not be wanting for
several years.
The manager on the farm will show it to any one
wishing to look at it. My address is Culpeper c.
IVA L. P. NELSON,
Executor Of George Nelson.
Fauuuier COUNTY Va lie l2-2aWts
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NOMErHiNG NEW.-lndestructln!e 20 l. l.
= HEADS, the very thing for children, theE
cannot be broken in any way. Gail soon as ] nave
anlv y small supnly on hand c. c. BERRY,
sugl3 - King street
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GET The REST

GET THE REST"
TUnNSONS CELEBRiTED
SIX RTS
NOVELTIES FOR AUTUMN, lsGo.--
~ The Eugene Paris Gore.
Constitution.
Southern Queen.
1" Fairy.
- Partisan Train.
Zephyr.
Rcmode!ed from the latest Partisan designs
Manufactured solely by MS from Thom>ons Patent
Improved Corrugated Springs and lnmitab!e
Wedge Slide Every Skirt stamped with our
name a,d trade mark, the Crown. For sale every
where. Tn. Best is the Cheapest.
". ). i c. II. THOMSON co,
33G, Broadway, New York.
New York, jy 30--2aw lm6wlm
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There Is very !.ttlc yet doing in the Dry Goods
trade. the hot weather preventing Western and
Southern buyers coming into market. !oonerS
are. however. laying IN Iu!! stocks Tor the faA
traGe.
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Culpeper County. Va, aug l3-eots

TINE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his TRACT
i OF LAND, near Raccoon Ford, and adjoin-
ing the farms of Dr. Morton ard j. L. StIingfel-
low, and containing THREE HUNDRED ACRES,
for sale, privately, till the 10Th Of September,
when, if not previously disposed Of, (of which
due notice will be given,) it will on that day be
offered at auction, on the premises.
After the Land is sold, the STOCK, HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNIT URE, and
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, will be disposed of.
Terms made known on the day of SALE
If it be desired by the purchaser, the SER
WANTS will be hired out for the remainder Of the
current year.
N. B.-The subscriber will continue his prepsr-
atoms for a wheat crop, By following
BAIL G. TAYLOR.
Ill
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COMMERCIAL.
Alexandria Market, August II.
RaltiMo; c Market.

To-day not being car day. noihin, was done on
Chang --price$ reinaiu nomina!ly At last nn"ia-
dom.
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HALLOTYPEs! HALL0TYPEs !!

THE LATEST AND GREATEST INVENTION
IN THE ART
rENHE undersigned having bought the patent.
/ right for this city, offers these PlCI tRES
to the public, aud calls upon everybody who want
PERFECT GEMS OF LIKENESSES
more TRUTHFUL, rs DURABLE, and CHEAPER than
Oil Paintings. 10 try
E1LL q TV p z -
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Kentucky Election.

LOUISVILLE. Aug. l0.-heturns from sixty
four counties, mostly complete, give Cen.
Leslie Coon;bs a ma ority vi 2o,29O.
755<t> FOR IENT.-'Ihc desirable DWELLING.
liz Y. T. corner Of Duke and Washington street.
Rent moderate 70 Il good tenant. Possession given
ut once. Apply on the premises, or to Mr.. >. r.
LLOYD. corner Of Quecn and Washington streets.
aug l3--3t
OTICE.--l5o ACRES of tillageable bottom
y and rich land winch i situated IN the ricii-
ity Of this city, and now in grass, VIII te let to
respectable and responsible person to cultivate on
shares j: APPLICATION he made OH or before the
18th inst. Enquire NJ Ibis otfice aug t-~t5''
N DOZEN Best Sparkling ALE
~ 10 be <kcts lieii>rk CHAMPAGNE
DO Anchor do Tor safe -
aur , HUMPHREYS Il TALIAFERRh.
DATApSCo FAMILY NEW FLOUR. in bags
/ and barrels, warranted the best.
CHARLES J. WISE.
auc6 cor Prince and Pt,->rs
100n BUSHELS 81. Martins Island SALT,
LUUU for Agricultural purposes, just received
in store, and Tor sale by
aug 10 HUMPHREYS 4 TALlAFkRRo.
IN HALF CHESTS very superior Ooions Blac:
IL TEA. retail price only joc. per pound, re-
co, ag 90 S"'' Jay ''''N " J.. DOUGLASS.
600 nno No. |. HEART SHINGLES
JUU. UUU 100000 No. > do.
wi WATERS !. co.
~ TONS SWAN ISLAND GUANo, just re
~ " T''' ~ KNOX & BRO.
IL. NJ rho
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Daniel f.. Sickles has made the following
proposition to Mr.. Williamson, the contest
ant of his seat in the House Of Representa-
;iveS-''I propose that ii beat Mr.. William
son for the next term he shall abandon his
contest against my election for the present
term; and if he beat me in the next race,
that | Shall resign my seat.
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WOOL, SUMAc, &c.,
RAMSBURG K EBERT, GEORGETOWN, C..
~ ESIRE TO inform their friends and Others,
IL hat they still continue to pay the highest
market prices in cash, for Wool, suMAC, and
SHEEpSkINS.
They would also solicit from Southern manutae-
turers orlers Tor Mi grades Of domestic fleece and
pulled WOODS
N B. BUCKSKIN GLOVES, MITTENS, and
GAUNTLETS always on hand.
Georgetown, Z, C., jy l4-w3w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-13

DORT WINE cask pure Port VIC ""@en
i bottles pure Port Vine III Store anu LOT SAFE
NV lang, o1 HUMPHREYS i TALlAEEkhOr
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ROOFING.

old and !s"ky tin roof. """s perfectly pre-
~ nud nater ,,roct by ro"ti"y them "ih a pa.
tenn CENENT-Ths article is the cheapest and
mos. durable yet invented.
Having now or hand and keeping constant
supply Of FELT. COMPOSITION, CEMENT,
SAND, and GRAVEL, am prepared TO have exc
cuted all orders, by applying 10 me. Or my agent,
Mr.. H0SkINS.
Alexandria orders may be left with Mr.. WM H..
MCKNIGHT. EDWARD TOWERS.
iGS, d street, Washington, D. G.
Washington. is 2l-eolm
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II HHDS Porto Rico SUGARS
y 30 hblS. Crushed do
% do Band Coice do
~ hhds. Porto Rico and +. |. MOLASSES
II do sugar House SYRUP
- bags k,. hagGyra. aud Cnba COFFEE,
Just received and i"r sal" by
J. II. MrVEIGH & son.
au- 5 Prnc"-strcet Wharf.
CtCUOOL FURNITURE For SALE.-Being
- about to iii up my present School Room with
an entire set Of new Furniture. | will sell AT II
fair price my present stock of pEShS and
CHAIRS. Persons DESTROYS III purchasing are
invited 10 call al No. IS Prince street and exam.
I'M. SYLVESTER SCOTT
aug ll-I3t fSent.l Principal Y l.. |.
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AUCTION SALES.

| harm FOR SALE in THE COUNTY OF
| l. MADISON-We offer "Sprin efeld - the late
residence of James Kirkman, decd. for SALE This
farm lies in Madison county, and q part in Gull
pepper county, separated by small stream of wa
| ter, Crooked Run, which is the dividing line be
tween the two counties at that point The land
lies WELL is well watered and has suficiency of
timber. The arabic land consists of n due pro-
portion Of Meadow land lying on Crooked Run.
The balance is in good condition and productive
in the grains and grasses grown in that region.
The buildings consist of comfortable Dwell
sss LING, with all other necessary out-houses,
N:t in good repair, &c. A more particular des-
crlption is deemed unnecessary, as any one wish
ing to purchase will examine the place previously.
1t can be shown to any one by MIR. Price, who re-
sides at present on the farm,
Application can be made to L. p. Nelson, Gull
pepper c. H., or to DR.. l. c. Perry, near Grifins-
burg, Culpeper county. The terms shall be &C.
commodating.
The above farm, if not sold privately before tho
18th day of September, 1860, will on that day DO
offered at public auction, on the premises.
ANN KIRKMAN,
BETTE KIRKMAN,
MARTIN KIRKMAN,
Culpeper, aug l3-law4w
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN THE
l. COUNTY OF CULPEPER.-By virtue of 9
deed of trust, executed by William H. Perry, to
the undersigned, bearing date the 22nd day of
October, 1855, and recorded in the Clerks Office
of the County Court Of Culpeper, shall, on Fri
day, the 2st day Of September, 1850, sell, pub
lie auction, the premises, for cash, the Tract of
Land conveyed in said deed of trust, known as
"MOUNTAIN VIEW" This tract contains 7l6
ACRES, exclusive of half acre, which is reser-
yed 1t has an abundance of fine water, an album
dance Of fine timber of original growth, consist
ing of Pine, Oak, Hickory, &c. The situation is
healthy and romantic, in full view Of the Blue
Ridge Mountain, from base to summit. for one
hundred miles, the soil is originally good, well
adapted to the growth of grain, grass, &c. 1t
seems be peculiarly well situated for the graziny
and raising Of Sheep, &c.
P. J. EGGBORN, Trustee.
Culpeper County. Va, aug l3-eots
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William Parrish, ex.Sherif of Appomat,
tox, was shot at one evening during last
week, while promcnading in the yard imme-
diately 10 front Of his dwelling. Four shots
took effect on his person-three on his face,
about the temple, and the other III his side.
His wounds, under the present circumstan-
ces, are said to he Of serious character 80
The shooting, it is said, was the Work Of an
assassin. who fled as soon rs the gun was
discharged.
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RAIS-We learn that last week there
were genial and refreshing rains IN various
parts of the adjacent country, helping the
growing corn much, and giving new ap-
pearance - the fields
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ACCIDENTAL DEoTNING A man named
Hourihan, employed IN building the bridge
across the river, short distance above
Lynchhnrg, for tie Orange 4 Alexandria
railroad, was drowned on Friday afternoon.
Together with several others, he was eros
sing the river in IL boat, when he accidentally
fell into the stream, and drowned immedi~
ately. He leaves young wife, to whom he
had been married only few months.
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naNk CHECKS AT COST have lot OF
Is Checks Oh the several Banks in AieNandria,
bound neatly in 100. 2o1 AND 4S9 thecss, WREN .
will close ont III cost. JOHN IL. IAeh"l l.
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~ 7--eo3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

eA~ DR.. ]. Uotetter's Celebrated Stomach Bit
Is OF the greatest strsngheners extant. 1t
is especially adapted to those who afflicted with
the Fever and Ague, or any other disease arising
from dsordered coaditicn Of the digestive organs.
For the Fever and Ague there IL perhaps no nedi-
cins the world equal 20 1t, AZ 1t enters, purtes
and repienishss the blood which ID 80 Important to
bring about healthy action in diseases Of this
turc. The Btters is now among the most popular
and at the same time valuable specifics in the med
ls.l world. In recommending IL to tbs public, we
are fully conscious OF doing them great service,
knowing, We do, their mauy excellent qualities
and and speedy action in all cases where the
disease 10 caused by irregular.y of the digestive
organs.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. A
Sud by p. iIBsoss, A. j. WILKIssoR, BAgrLErr,
KAYE l. Co., and J. BRApEs.
May r. 'tr-dtw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
No ..TaKs my

No person should start for California without .
supply of Sloan = Horse and cattle Msdicines- We
tell friends honestly that there h take in"
y thsss popular remedies. They have virtses
which are known and tsssifed to by thousands in
the plains we should take supply Of these medi
cines with us.--liowa Democratic Enquirer, March
81, 1850.
See sloan's Advertisement In another column Of
this Paper. mayT dot vi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

I'VE HUOs
An ORDINANCE ON MARKET GROUNDS.
Be IA ordat.sd BY hs CITY counea effhe City Of
Kt okak
Section j. That Lots seven (7), eight ts) and nine
t9), In Bioes No. twentyn 1al In said City, Lee
County Iowa, with the eta Ils and buildings erect
ed thereon, together with the east hall of Fourth
street bstween Main and johnson street, and the
north half Of johnson street in front OF tasd los,
T. s. and g. hereby especially set apart for, and
declared 10 be the public property of the City, for
the purpose of Market Place, and ah other psb
lie obects are, may becoms necessary for City
purposes.
Passed May I, 1890.
Nm. PATTERSON, Mayor.
Attest: b. s. MERRAk, Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

DAur GAR CRY oyv.cE.
2eessh, A.y FsA- =
fLOUR--superfne, 81 rs; Spring wheat, ex-
ira, 81 %, Fall wheat. extra, g 80 to 81 IT,
BRAN AND SHORTS, 1850 80 per Ice.
c0RS--s3 to 35-good dsmand.
BARLkY--spring, Asass, Fall, rsasoc.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 81 soal IS;
Spring 0es1 o..
oA1S-4e to 4s.
EYE--eea7er; in good demand.
PoTAroES-So TO 10 by the load retail 90.
akocEklEs-New Orleans sugar,fAir 7fasa
prime sasi, clarified lealoi, crushed and ioafii
to III. Molasses-plantas'on 4s to soe' 3. II %
TO Is, Golden syrup, so to s5c ccsee-hie iss
% I4i. Java isto isc Laguyra, TO lot. kace, sata
q.
SOAP-Palm 6ic, Family SIC.
cANDLES-star isto TO- ssearins is' Mouis
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PRoDucx. There has been ~ much pro-
ducs shippsd out this spring, from Keokuk,
- any two seasons before. The packets
have not been able TO carry il oil, and large
portion has therefore gone in fat boats and
keels, and other eonvsyanees. The Gate
City, Afsrry boat formerly Running between
this city and Hamilton, has been licensed 40
freight boat, and has made Eve trips, car
rying down TO St. Louis from Ksokuk, about
eight hundred tons Of produce, principally
hsy and corn. She 10 now loading for an
other trip, and will take down about two
hundred tons. On her return trip she will
bring up load OF boz cars for the r., F. ID.
NAN. r. X. There are thirty 1--WE Of these
cars at Quincy, waiting TO be brought M.
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Gen c raj DebilsIy.

from the Evening M.rror.l
We advise iii who may be afflicted with General
Debility, TO Try McLesn's Strengthening Cordial.
1t Is certainly a valuable remedy; many OF oar
friends have tried it, and they recommend it very
highly an ionic and Alternative. 1t IL very
pleasant TO take. Every countIy merchant should
keep supply Of this Cordial on hand. Ii sells
rapidly, beyoLd Che most sanguine expectations Of
the proprietor. .
WHraa+ths 81 Louis Chr istisn Aa ~scste1 " II
1t Id very web known tina. We sFc not particaiAr-
ly f.vorahisto patent medicines. and, n general
thing eschew the whole Of them with bat little
ceremony, and with thess sentiments We declined
inserting this advertisements until We knew what
we're the ingredisnts OF the nedleine, and how
compounded. This 10 hare learned, and believing,
as We do, thAt tAs ingfeAisnts are good. and the
compound jusicioasiy msAs, we recomm end 1t As .
mixture worthy u pahiic esn6dsnse.
We say to all, Try IL. See advertisement.
aprl6d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

Attention, Young Anne rIcs.
The members Of the Young America Fire Co.
are hershy notified TO be at the Engine House on
this wv sanesday evening. May 9Th, for the trans
action Of important budness. Every member 10
expected To be present.
JOSEPH sAMUELs President.
6Eo. n. Euss, Sec'y.
myedlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

Council met on the Sd.
A petition was received from the Captain
Of the Eagle, asking the Council to establish
. la, ding for his boat near the ferry landing.
Referred to Wharf Committee.
A resolution was adopted discharging all
therefrom.
A resolution WAS adopted instructing the
COMMITTEES on the Revision of the City 0rdi-
nAnces to inquire and reportss soon A. prac
toable into the expediency Of publishing in
the volume the old and new constitutions OF
the State Of Iowa, the City Charter and Or
dinAnces, the Acts Of the Legislature relating
thereto or having bearing thereon, the dedi-
casory plsts Of the city, and the original title
Of the lands; also, to make inquiry Of the
different ofhees for printing and binding, ss
TO terms, AID that the Committee irquirs in
TO the cost Of printing and binding 800 cop-
les Of said volume, 90 copies to be bound in
. manner suitable for distribution 10 sister
cities; 90 copies to have blank leaves; 90
copies to be bound in law style, and 200
copies in pamphlet form.
ltwas also resolved that the Mayor appoint
committee Of three to inquire int tho OK
pediency and practicability Of making ar
rAngsmenss With the county authorities for
place 1t the County House as Refuge for
children guilty ofvagrancy and other Grimes,
and report at as early day a. possible.
Council adjourned.
MAI 7.-Council met pursuant TO adjourn
msnt.
The Committee on tho Fire Department
reported 3lO9.40 - tho estimate Of tho City
Engiuser Of the cost Of building cistern q
the engine house. On motion, tho Council
instructed the Committee 10 receive bids fos
building it, and report the same to the Coun-
oil. 4a
II vas also resolved that the Committee OF
Fire Department be instructed to hare suis.
able box made TO hold water for the use Of
the Fire Departments, II deemed BY them *
pedisot.
The Council elected the following BoArt
Of Health for the ensuing year:--Dr. Ha,nes
President, and DR.. ]. w. 8ond, and DR.. r
Knowles, tho other members.
The father OF the Rockford lady mur
dered at Ottumwa, has offered $1,000 rewsrt
to any one Who may take and deliver Law.
rence and McOomb over to the hands O
justice. tls .##. -
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Runa way and Accident.


Yesterday morning, shout O'Clock, two
horses which had juss been hisehed 70 = ssr-
riags at Mr.. Gums stable, took fright and
dashed out into The street. A boy under
took to bold them, but they dragged him
some distance and be was obliged 70 lss 60,
after being bruised 90 - 70 be unable to
work for several days. The horses then ran
down johnson street to First, and turning
the corner ran upon the paysment BY the
Union House, where . deaf wood sawyer,
known as Jimmy Williamson, Was walking.
lie was caught between the wheel and step
and dragged ten or fifteen feet, when the
carriage fell ever on him, and be Was then
dragged short distance, when the horses
we're stopped.
Williamson was taken up insensibls, ear
ried into the Union House aud placed upon
lounge, and then taken to his residence on
Excbapge-st., between LIST and ID. His
right leg Was broken in two places, and
crushed, and his legs, arms, back and face
were badly bruised. Up to yesterday after
aeon be had not spoken more than once or
twice since he was frss injured, bat lay with
Out motion, except heavy breathing
Blood was lowing from wounds about she
right eye, and the left was much swollen and
frightfolly discolorsd. He Was also occa-
sionally froshing al the month. His leg was
set by DIR. Sanford.
A rpring Of the carriage was broken, and
IT wal otherwise injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09

Tue PLunE pSs.-Mr. Sserrberg, Of ST.
Louis, nov ct the Leighton House, in this
city, has new style OF metallic pen, which
IL warranted to surpass any ordinary metal
lie pen 10 use. IL il very elastic, and 10 pre-.
pared in snch way as to resist corrosion for
long time. IL 10 said that one Of these pens
will outlast dozens OF the ordinary kind
Mr. Slernberg will call on the business men
and others and Eiss them q trial of the
"Plune Pen" 40 a4aMtu@ g8fsU Ft
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-09
HALF FARE TO CHICAGO


We learn from Mr.. Tewksbury that Exeur-
sion Tickets TO the Chicago Convention will
be sold BY the @. B. b @. Railroad for about
half fare, either By way Of BurliDgton, Ply
mouth or Quincy. This notice comes rsther
late, but Ne presume large number Of psr-
sons viii 20 even now, who would not hAvs
gone at full rates. We learn that the road
will furnish extra facilities.