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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

! WA man in an obscure section of New
Jersey, inqulrlDg at . country store for
onions, was told there were hone in the
place. On his going out the, store-keeper
turned to half-a-dozen idlers sitting round
the stove, and ssid 80 4. -. ~ ~, ON
81 wonder if the tarnal foo, meant ing
uns ~ ~. o'''' =. y A'i,-'J3' 'fbil ?" -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

CHICAGO ELECTION. - Great Republican
Triumph We learn by telegraph that
Wentworth (''Long john was elected
Mayor of Chicago yesterday by 1850 majority
over Gurnec, the Democratic candidate;
The remainder of the Republican ticket has
about the same majority, and the Republic
cans elect II of the Is aAlderm en- Well
done Chicago !F She opens the campaign
of 1860 gloriously! 8 "a 5s&. - 'aaa on
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

SEwARD's CHANCES FOB THE REPuBLJcAs
NontsATloN. The Republican State Conven-
ton in Minnesota has elected delegates to the
Chicago Convention, and instructed them to
vote for VIM Ii. Seward for President. The
Wisconsin delegates are also for Seward. The
Michigan delegates will be that way New
York will be a unit for; him. We think a
majority of the Iowa delegation are for him.
His chances for the nomination appear to be
very fair. He will make noble standard
bearer, and will poll. larger popular vote
than any other man in the nation. --.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

Z BEEF ,CArTLE.--Of the cattle slaughtered
in New ork City, in 1859, New York State
turnished42, 035, Ohio IS, 059, Illinois 3d.
III, Kentucky 1913, Indiana 1862,
Michigan S 1884, iowa 1897, Canada 3, 1909,
Pennsylvania 1899, Missouri 1,O74, Vir-
ginia I,00l, Connecticut 818, New JERSEY
542, Massachusetts $50, Texas 63, Mime
sofa As, Wisconsin 40, and Maryland 6. o.
There is great falling off in Texas stock.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

4. TEE SAME SAD SroRY.-Cordelia Caulkins,
Q young nnfriended girl, came to Cincinnati
from Philadelphia, became enamored of
villain named Young, who seduced her. On
Sunday last she died at her boarding house,
having taken oil of tansy to- produce abor-
ton. When will the warning Of such para
graphs as these sink into the hearts Of the
needless women of our cities9 -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

THE RAILROAD LANDs.--Attorney General
Rice, in response to call of the Senate, has
given it as his opinion that the Iowa Central
Railroad Company has forfeited its right to the
Land Grant, and that the State has right to
resume control of the same. The Company
commencing work; and if they did so, giving
titles to bona tide holders, SO much of the
lands have, in the opinion Of Mr. Rice, passed
beyond the control of the State. While he
believes that the State may resume its title to
the grant, he is Of opinion that an act of the
General Assembly is not sufficient for that
purpose. He thinks that it is necessary for
the State first to assert its title by some posi-
tive act such as an actual notice to the grantee,
or the passage of an act which will operate as
anotice to all persons. The act of resumption
is not, he says, judicial in character. While
it may be desirable to have judicial decision
of the questions involved, he does not consider
it condition precedent to the action of the
Legislature He thinks that the General
Assembly may proceed to make such dispo-
s,tion Of the lands as they may deem proper,
within the limitations Of the grant from
Congress. Y ig.... 10 ..ra b
With all due Difference to the Attorney
General, we think he is mistaken. According
to numerous decisions of the Courts, the right
vested in the Company is not forfeited till it
fails to comply with all the conditions imposed
in other words, the Company must be
allowed ten years from the time the Grant
was made before its title can be forfeited If
the question is carried int the Courts, we
think it will be 50 decided. .1yt e '.H
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

.,d "a Twenty years ago, at this time, the
campaign Of no "Tippecanos and Tyler too''
was in full blaze. Harrison had already
been nominated nc the National Convention
in Harrisburg, Pa. sIeflo 81 Gao9 Dng III
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09
Charter Elections ..- Republican
Victories! -

victories! -
Tiff #6 BurrALo, N. Y, HH r.
The charter elections were pretty generally
observed throughout the State AyesteSdGy
At Rochester the Republicans sd.scted
their Mayor by $50 majority, and a,iba56fiN
OF the common council. x = %"
At Auburn Republican Mayor and the
whole Republican ticket were elected by
about 400 majority. ~
At Troy the Democrats elected q MaFor
and have majority in the council" "a
At Utica the Republican Mayor is,slecied
by 81 majority - the Democrats the rest of
the city ticket.
At Geneva the Democrats elected allsbut
three of their ticket, by $50 majority.
CHICAGO, March 7.
Ih> election yesterday resulted ins the
election of John Wentworth for Mayor.and
the balance of the Republican ticket, by
1850 majority. The vote was the largest
ever polled in this city. The council stands
II Republicans and Democrats.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

A FA1LuRE.-The Harper's Ferry Investi-
eating Committee has adjourned, subject to
the call of Mr.. Mason, there being no important
witness to examine just now. tits understood
that an effort is making to bring Mr.. Forbes
before the Committee, in the expectation of
obtaining some developments from him, all
attempts thus far to eimplicate prominent
Republicans in the John Brown raid having
been abortive, So all the labor and, expense
Of the Comm itttee las been thrown away,
nothing Of importance having been elected
which was previously unknown to the public.
2{VERY QuEER.-Of all other papers to saw nv,
such thing, the Boston Courier, an old Wing
paper, which always supports Democratic
candidates, says that "the South has no more
right to make the foray of John Brown
ground of complaint against an aggregate
North than the North has to reproach the
aggregate South for the fact that a cargo Of
slaves from Africa has been landed in
Southern port; and nobody punished for it,"
Pretty good, that, for an .Old Hunker!n asg
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

H-For the best stoves, etc., atsthej losc-
estprices, 60 tothet sMuseatine Stove Store.''
See advertisement. '5a1s9T at d2|fw 10 ia
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

THREATENED INDIAN INcURsIoNs.-On the
9th ult., Gov. Kirkwood sent a message to
the Senate, stating that he had received
information by letter from the citizens Of Clay
and Cherokee counties to the effect that the
people Of that section were apprehensive Of,
incursions from 2. hostile band Of savages.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

a. See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
Liver lnvigoTator and Cathartic Pills, in anot her
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

Mr.. SEwARD's SPERcH.-We hope every
voter will read the mastery speech of Mr..
Seward, in the U. S. Senate, on Wednesday
of last week. Itgiyes q fair, lucid and states
manlike view of the questions at issue. 1t is
published in the, New York Tribune of the 1st
inst, together with some pettifogging remarks
made by Mr.. Douglas on the same occasion.
Get copy, and read both these speeches.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-03-09

"
over the entire building visiting every room,
peering into every nook. and corner, from the
cellar to the dome which surmounts the gal.
vanized iron roof in less than two hours, and
was not very tired either tits true that it IS
q large building Its requirements make it
ssuch-its form makes it such. Large halls
for promenading are required, rooms for
patients, for hospital officials and families
The following are some of the approximate
estimates of this building, which l have
hastily thrown together: Gar"t
Length of walls, surface measure. east aad5 welt
on the north and south sid 8, 1872 feet.
Length of the 6nds, east and west-;be depth Of
the centre tuiEding, north and south, 1893 Ger.
HeiRhth Of centre building to top Of eapola, 1876
q feet.
Number Of square feet Of outside walls, ono hun.
dfsd and stventccn thousand Eve hdhdred aud
sixty -one feet from the ground up joQ tadf nj
Number Of bricks used in the building, fo1r and
hslf mRl cns:7hi u fo3a~. i'i'J - DSl'','7d -
sspssaei.l feet Of floors above the bassmous, sos,
supelasisl number Of Feet Of root, to outer edge,
including gut ess. $1,000 aHj no ino clE n
Numb Of yards Of p astering. Sc 1875.
Number ef rooms in the building 46ao odd. .rss
Linest Tor 9Th Of hsls, about ], 11S test.
Amount Of water pipes to be used, (hot,' cold,
Re. use, e q a,a rent sisss, fron 3.s .f an
Amount Of gas piper, &C.. about /, 200f ,et ,8ifa
Number Of doors. f,sips of 500. ,,..e,, -oy :,
The building is uniformly supplied with
heating and ventillating flues, and to be heated
with hot air. There are four long halls uoon
each floor, commencing atthe main entrance
running east and west to the wings, and
:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-24

Businsss Cards. not exceeding six lines. inside
tl4, otherwise $40.
FsnerAi Notices 81 %. Obituaries, according
to space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
above rates.
Advertise smrntslsaded and placed under the
AoAd Of Special Notices. eoEtit fAe orc,naya
rates.
Special Notices Ia the Local Column 20 cent.
Per line
Advertisements ordered on the inside excsu-
siseiy IN the Daily, alter the 6rsitwo week 8.
50 per cent. norr than the above ratss
Az trsassess asperfissn4ns. Asss oe pstt TO,
~ 4dSsnet. his rule ~iii not be varied fro m
when the advertiser uses the Week. a..ns,
the frtce VIII be the same ~ In the Daily
Where tAs Daily a1d Weekly are both used
Is per cent. VIII be deducted FROM the aggre.
sste amount.
Under Tho present system, the advertise,
pays much Tor tie space Gs occupies ths
changes beng chArsfabie for the composition
ealy. This plan ts now generally adopted
Oar charge Tor changes VIII be I5 cents per
sqSare.
- In all cases where I'D dvertisem ements arc
discontinued before the expiration ol the year
or the tune contracted for, they will be charged
up a. cur regular rates Tor the time actua l.
~ IN.
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ST. Louis, st. Paul. saltwater and
tt. Anthony
1850. DAILY PACM RI Line 1860,
Northern Line Steamers.
SIDE s wuGEL
Northerner, Cspt. r. A. Afford.
Canada. Capt. Parker,
Metropolitan, Capt. W. l. b. jerks.
sueksr State, Capt T d. Rhodes.
snabina Capt. I B Hill.
v. l.. Ewing. Capt, JpD. r. Rhodes.
Ora, Eagle, Capt. II. :. Harris.
ksrtherp Light t3spt. +. Lodwieh.
ltAsca, Capt. h. tt, IA.
K ~ City, Capt j Aorden.
Var Eage Capt J B. Davis.
Eswkeve state. Capt R.c Gray.
f1NNE h magnificent s,de-wleei steamers were
1 tuIstsaprcasls for the trad, and man sEed
by cnrefr nj and eaperier ecd Dfeers are Gttd and
furnished aith nil mpagrn inn lrosemept. With
every accommodation for Passengers and will run
aGvet ised, max nersiont will the various
railrosds above and with the Minnesofs River
packets at -. Paul Returning, they will con-
nact at Hannibal with the Hannibal and St. Jo-
seIh Railroad.
The NorthernPacket Line offer iscressed facili-
tes and hope bs ctattention to the Co fort of
psss engcrs interest n shippers to receive the
lib4rai patronage heretofore Intended TO the Line
JANE WAkD, President.
BROWN 1 TAYLOR. Agents. KcoLuk.
nch2sd
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Ysoss. Joseph.- Omaha, AtchinsoD, Nebraska
! Cit Council Blnrs, " eston, Kansas City. Ion.
irhsn. Piaunouth, Or, apulis, Brow lie. White
Iloud, Seiryue, Liberty, aud to all points en the
Missou Il River, Kansas anu Nebraska Territories,
CAN BE PROCURED AT THE
RAILROAD TICKET 0faAaE.
Main Street. befUsen First aRd Second,
OPPOSITE THE siLLIE0s BoCxI,
kEDkUk, IOWA.
Nch.) J k. 7 WkrBI Ry Aet
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Pittsburgh, Fl Wayne L Chicgao


Cars rsa from Chcaxo to Pittsburgh withou.
Change, connecting with the
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL. R.R
10 New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington City. and allths ia.
= teripr towns OF Pennsylvaaia,
Nov Jersey, New York,
Maryland, &c.
bneft of all the Eastern markets ~ no additional
cost
GT Baggage Checked Through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, wss. side.
Chicago, daily on tho arrival Of trains from the
est aud Aorth.wert.
Connecting at Ores tline with Ikvesnd and LAX e
sbors ksllroai to Dnnsirx, Buffalo, Niagara
Fails. New Yuk. AM Bs-seu and ali the inte-
rior towDs of New EagiAbd via New York Gen.
trail and New York and Erie hailruads. Also
South to Columbus. Zsne-viile, Newark Mount
Vernon st.ubenvtlle, Wheeling, and intcrior
towns Of ohio and Virginia.
The above trains Connect at Forest with train. on
Mad River Road to Springfield, Urb4na, Dayton
and Cineinnaii. Also, with trains .. Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
GTFare ~ Low as by any other route.
Passengers bound East will end til, rsute bot b
pleasant and agrseaais. passing through many of
the isrgsst aud finest cities in The n,ted States.
Passengers arriving in chiesgo on any of the
roads sil dnd attentive cheek sg~nts al the depots
TO shecks and convey baggage free Of charge
~ the Pittsburgh and Chic.go ears.
@ Sleeping Cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale .. all the princpal Ticket Ofhcss
in The Nest, and NJ tine Coapsny' . Ofce, corner oi
Randolph and Dearbcn streets, or ut the Depot,
West aide, Chicago.
Be particular and ask for tickets by IT. Wayne.
DAN w. BOSS,
Gcn'l Western Passenger Ag't. Chicago.
s j. II. MOORE, Com and Gen 1 Ag't, Chicago.
Ff~igbt Of all kinds viii oe carried from Chicago
Ia alf l"ints East at sll times, at low rates
any . her Paiiroai route.
septisi
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Flour.

Flour.
QUINCY FLOUls.sOassle mills xxx.
WAHsAW FLOUK..Gracs m.Iis NJ,
M AhHAAIID superior 70 any in this mArksi
sspss1 DooLLIBRs ROBERTSON.
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IN MISS 4. KING, a.
~ Main,Aisosl, belween nd and 1ni, ~

- ETURNS her tbanks 10 the Ladies' Tor their
IL patronage, snd hopes to have continasncs
uf the same. hhs has just ~ cgises her fall An0
French and american Flowers, Festhsrs. Fpbbops,
Vslvc,s, Chiutiie Head dretssss and smbroidering
sbinilie, French Cotsets, Drsss Tr,mmings. Cloak
rass.s, Frrroh Embroidesy, collars asd sAs ef III
auniitie. Kid Glss -. t1santlsts II all kinds Aed
haerept psicss, and super fancy Knit H.ods. 4
lsrxe lot Of Hoop sklrts end Skirt supporters On
hand which will b. sold at cost. tssp34dl
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Keokuk, ,FL les koines and Minn.
EH
RAILROAD.
Open to Independence, 80 mia.
CHANGE OF TIME.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY.

nN and after MONDAY, eEFT. I7th 1890,
~ and uatil further notice, = daily trains
will run each way tSandays sxceptsd) ~ follow:
MAIL TRAIN.
VIII leave KEOKt X at $40 \. ns., arriving
At tINDEPENIESCE, at . .. m.
Returning Leaves slEDEfENDENoE st ?. m /.
and arrives At KEuktk At s:8s ,. -.
FREIGHT L ACCONMoDATICN TRAIN.
Lsaves INDEPENDENCE at $40 q. NJ,
arriving in KEoKUK at 10 =. N.
Rsturning-Lcaves KFok uK at 4:i0 p. m ], and
arrives at INDEpEN Den At $500 p. n.
Gxs- PHsaer gers taxing the Mail Train from kee-
knk at lie make acre connections ~ th
stages rw0eiNE directly through ~
0ttunwa-arriving there NJ IL d. The same de- J.
TMsUu 6 N TICS ETs. as Tow . she
1sw~nl, may bs had at the Office for nil porut,
In Mid lie, Western and Southern Iowa, Kansas
Nebrassa, Ac., DC.
TACK EFT OFRICE-At the Depot. foot oi
JohnseA Fl rect W. Ii. III GUMS,
sept. IA, b0-dAw Super int.ndent.
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r. k.'Aa
E.J. SsExDsR. Philadslphia.
MAsRAw koass, SO Sorth-st., Baltimore.
LxEcs 4 Co., No. Astor House, or Nc. S.
Wm. St,.N. Y.
LxEca = Co., No. n state street. Boston.
II. ii. HoU STON ,Uen. freight Az I. .Philsdeir hia.
L. L. H0UPr. Gen. Ticket Agent, fAlladei v his.
THOS. A. SCOTT, General Sup't, AltoonA, Penn.
Jan. 8, God
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An LIVERY STABLE! n

ON First.sI.. bet. Main l. johnson.
ll0RsEs, HUGdIEs and CARRIAGES Of tho
l 4 best class always ready for hire.
Horse boarded By The day or week at prices to
suit tie times.
Trans -n customers Accomm odated.
Orders for he Omnibus To 10 and from the
Railroads aud Steam boats left II the Stable or the
st. Charles liotsi. will be promptly attended to.
decl0d V.NANOkSDAL.
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KEOKUK, IOWA SATURDAY. NOVEMBER "a. 1860
axo. G. Aspsasor. sasA AtExAEDEk sAacLAY
IksTABLIsHEDIN Isl0.l


sg H @*y. .r,gr,Rp $50 ~avasI A
BZNKI.SG HOUSE or
q n . n q G.. 4 n u = n ON = o ..
HAVE this Day admitted - = partner in che
i AakiAx Bnsih4ss, Alsxandsf 1ArAlay, twho AAs
been my teller for the last six years.. The busi-
mass .nsEsaftsr, ,xIilbs conducted under the hrn
Gfo. o. ANDERSON q 90.
Being one OF the oldest banking Houses III not
the oldestl in lew the nrn sslieits soRtin-
uance Of forme~patronages so liberAlly extended to
the senior partner 49,
They wilIma he collections and remit, less Ex-
change, ,on the day OF payment, free OF charge.
Their sslsreacss Ars Asformerly by senior part
ber vis
ssrEREscEs:
Park Bank N. Y.
winslow, Lanier Co, Bankers
Edward ". Clark 4 Co., Philadelphia.
howard Banking Co., Boston.
CIapp, Fuller = Browne, Banksrs, Boston.
Marine Bank Chicago.
Hoffman 3eipcke, chicago.
Mech Anice bank Pittsburgh.
Farmers Deposits Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer AKAhm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brothsrtop I. cinsinnati.
A. b. Hunt Co., Louisvilie.
State hxyiugs LDs titution, 81. LouR,
Ksokuk jan 'ss. GEO.c. ANDERSON
5 JAn5d
NJ. raosYsos. p. w.BAlLsr
wm. THOmPsON = CO.,
BANKERS,
Corner ~ Mann ana secsnA sts..
kEOh bh....- ...-..s....Ao"h a.
Nov 3-d
KP. oHER, - osKR, O. RKAhicx
r. r. OBER q c.,
NuOLESAlE
Grocers and Comm. ION Mer-
chants, -
no. ro.'i7Nertsssesnd-s<.
ST. LOUIS, no.
Aug ., go div
=. -. fOk 0ES.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Ktne Imported and Domestic
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d. u. TOM 0kE.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
zine Imported nMA Domestic
LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
FeuRra ErasEr, crrosrI TEE CIrr MARKEr,
hEOkTk, IONA.
A SUPERIOR article Of Rectfed whisky for
n sale by the Dbl. iE quantities 20 suit whole
~ IL dealers. lAug30daw
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lIERMiNATt~ at Washington and Baltimore n
] The East, AID Mhveiing. Plain aed and Park
ersburgb IN the West, at which plat 1t uLiles
wllh Railroads, Steamers, &C., 49,
For and from oil points West, South
west and North west. $@
rHR.R TRAINS DAILY YoR ALL KAsrKRS CITIRs.
This is the only route to Wa hing on City.
Passshgcrs by ehls route Can visit Baltimore,
Phiisde ph,R, New YORK and Eostsa, at the cost vi
Ii kea TO Bssaoa alone, by ether Aacs.
THkDl1H Ii.kEIS ~ the Eastern Cities can
b. procured via Kasairton City ~ additional
cbsrg II 81.
90 ~Islus AZ Quick and Faro as Low 40 by any
sihsf roate
SLEEPING CARS attached 10 all the Night
Trains.
Irquire for ri krts via the e al mere aud Otto
Railroad a, any VI the pr.ncpai railroad Once. IN
the West.
J. il, SCLLftA AN, Grn'l Western Ag't.
l.. n. JLE, Gent IIcket Agent
W. r. SMITH, Master transportation.
sept12a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22

TIE ROYAL SQUADRON AT PORTLAND. Port
under dste Of October 16: -. -
"yu.t eighty-hvs years ago this very day, an
English heet, under the command Of Commodore
Mowatt, sailed Into our harbor, and without Civ.
Ing the Inhabitants time enough to save their
property, set IRE to our town and reduced 1t to
ashes. .I.-----.-t q ....-. b, --7--.1
Sand now, on the sighty-nfth anniversary Of
that memorable day, another English heet enters
our oay, not to pilage and destroy, but to receive
from our hands their Prince, who has been enjoy.
ing the honors Of willing republic. How nigh,
trast between no1r and then,
"At daybreak THE flags Of England, France and
America, flying from the observatory, announced
that the feet was in sight, and soon Munjoy, the
wharves and every available lookout were covered
with an eager crowd.
"The scene was truly beautiful one; English
ana American dags were flying from the forts
the shipping and the public buildings; while oui
Forest City and forestcoveFed islands funq out
the more richly variegated bunting Of autumnal
American foliage, and the clear October sun, ris-
Ing over all, shed double brilliancy on the view
AT halfpast nine the squadron, composed OF
OF the Hero, ninety guns the Ariadne, twenty six
guns, and the Flying Fish, six guns, reached the
forts, when suddenly stream Of FIRE shot from the
huge sides Of the Hero, the royal salute of twenty.
one guns came booming over the water, and, en-.
veloped In a cloud Of smoke, like a spectre sbip
she steamed into our harbor. The royal salute
was answered from Fort Preble, and the cutter
ran up the flags of all nations. Next came another
salute Of nine guns from the fort in honor Of the
Commodore, which was answered by the Hero
and then the feet dropped anchor In our beautiful
bay"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-22
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BRATED LINIhiENT. II win you. -
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Corner Third and Pine sts., Sc. Logis, Mo I
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