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Exp 10 G Brn. 5000 $1,000 10000 $4,000
9th as' p. $500 1900 1000 il 500 500
Total xports... $4,000 $4,000 $4,000 $1,000
The insssse IN receipts =. the ports compared with las.
Britain 465 goo bales Increase to France 32000 de-
TO other foreign ports COO Total increase 10 cx
Wright Co remark as iollows:~fhe esum.,es ss the
South, owing TO the large receipts for Two weeks, are
are now induged in The bulk Of the receipts at New
Orleans are po~ coming in from Red and other
tributaries,
FktGB1s To liverpool $50 packages lard were engaged
at ats 200 bbs pork at g. 3D., 1900 dry salted hides
at i9s 500 boxes cheese, by steamer at 4os aud l6o
S Sssf Sc O Ss aa,s a 10 @ 900 rSss
At S. Cd, 800 boxes bacon at 25s, 500 boxes
4Cs., and 800 bbs bacon Al 25s. To Glasgow $50 bbs
I'D. To Hamburg, by steamer, 1000 hides were re-
ported at 2s To Bremen 100 tobacco engaged
BAY-rne market was steady, with sales for shipment
at 81 . 81 IL
lmk-1be market was steady, with limited sales both
sorts Rccklsbd at 75c and ut 81 20.
MofAesKs The market WAS quiet. A small sale Of
Cuba Uuec0vado made at 26c.
NAVAL s7oRas Sales Of 400 500 bbs spirits turpen.
tine were made at 45c 46c the market closing nrm II
Acc asked. Roen and crude were unchanged.
Ols-Iineeed was quiet at SIC 5sc; crude sperm
and whale IN moderate request and sales limited
PRoveloHs -Pork-The market ~as active, and prices
sustained. The saes embraced about 800 400 bb,s,
and city prime dc. at $40, and old mess At 81 81
. ei7 37x, and new prime at S1l Is $143 7k.
1000 bble prime we're aieo sold buyers op-
ton, for March, at $lA so, and eco for op
ton and lime, Mt SIS 30. Beef arm ana In fair de-
mand, with sales Of 500 AGO bb ut IS % % for
ty mess; sea 50 s2h for repsckcd mess, snd $40 50
sll So foT Co. Prime quiet at $16 4l9
Isro FIRM and the demand fair, with saies OF 800
4oo bes and iieIces. at lokc anAc. Cut meats we're
in fair demand al unchanged prices Bacon
IN good request with free sales in part for
Gu sornla. including city clear smoked at I2kc.
50 boxes Cumberland sold DC $50 boxes long
ribbed CITY and l20 do. sheyi ribbed cold no
e5,c.: go boxes lcng clear sold 9xc. Sales Of
eols beef bans were reported at sl$ 30 SIS. Butter
and cheesc unchanged.
Rics Sales Of It's ,erces were made at SIC a4itc.
SCGaHs-lbe market was nrn, buyers entered the
market freely the sales embraced about 100 hhds
Cuba nuscov ado within the range Of 1i,c 7c., anl
/ $50 taes PcrLantucoG we're SOLD at &c.
NWEEY was nrmor, with sa.es OF 325 bbla. a. sc
25i.c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

TUESDAY, Feb. TO P. NJ.
1t is expected that the Senate will pass the
Post Office Appropriation bill tomorrow, and
that on Thursday the House will agree to the
amendments, and that on Friday it will receive
the signature of the President and become q
law. The Postmaster General will then make
his requisiton on the Treasury Department for
the amounts required. This process, together
with the necessary clerical performances in the
Treasury Department. will probably delay the issue
of the first warrants on the Sub. Treasury till
Saturday afternoon; 30 that, at best the expected
disbursements at this point can hardly begin before
Monday. The actual amount appropriated win be
nearly eleven millions OF dollars, to witt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

1EOFFATs LIFE PILLS AND PRGsIx BITrEss.-IN
M cases OF sorofu uicers. scurvy Eruptons Of the
SKIP The opes9cn of The life medicines truty
Otter removing in few days every vesse these
diseases by their purifying effects the blood Bilious and
liver complaint fever snd aene dyspe piles
noslsn sesses yec to their tive properties sold
nj SSe Broadway. y. and BIZ al drugvis,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-08

collapsed In such manner AZ with such violence that
fhe rfvetn where the I'll joined had been driven
With such break the be on the opposite side
OF the sheete there Sufficient evidence denote that
e water in the boilers had been below the the hues
the upper part of the hue become the
eseare OF steam DOWN. cst its shape having
}oss cylindrical form the strength OF the arch Of the
fue destroyed, and hence the collapse the other
par OF ,he boiler exapped thought ID be Of GOOD
quality rcp the bratDg between the top dome
The Gre box was sufficiently strong and close to secure
strength the braces appeared 20 be seren eighth iuch
IN uameser the socket hollis ard water legs between the
head and shell c the boiler appeared he perfectly good
the fuee were q Nc. iron; the shell appeared be
thicker, should jcc TO be No a. consider No iron
amply sufficient for due boiler Of that size should
Judge the Dire box and shells were OF No iron; they
OF equal thickness those not locomotive boilers
they fue boilers, aues running from Of the
boiler, return aues the gresess test which the United
States government calls for 10 10 allow $50 thirds OF
steam " chat have with cold water pressure. II the
United States inspectors had subjected those boilers TO
no hs OF pressure they would allow Thorn 'S lbs Of
seeing the water low, to han the fires imme
6iaely thence he could have prevented the explosion
ahs, is, II he had sufficient tune
~sTo the Jury-- safe to have safety valve on
sach boilsr but would Of the boiler
e not usual 10 have safety valve whether
there ave one or more boilers when the water gets los ia
boiler you increase the danger by allowing
escape ey lifting the safety valve; the steam
released allows the the parts Of the
iron that have become heated by being bare thereby
generates fast boilers have been known 70 ex
pode With the safety valve OPEN any competent engineer
could AVOID explosion within five minutes' time-hat
Ne be bad seen the danger; the only proper vas,
~hon be found water iow 70 open the blow cock and
hi the steam blow of.
Thomas Alderman sworn Am a steam boiler maser;
live at 30 North Fourth street Z. D.; NJ. Ammsrmln,
fore Of woodrns boiler shop, called at my place and
requested brother 10 down with him TO the
che explosion 10 get Of the Tor the
pose Of testing IL isent young man down-my brother
tooand they selected three different pieces took
piece To the Morgan Iron Works piece to the Ncp
fune Lion Works aud retained one piece the piece we re-
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) Eane PMbsleAskeas.

/ sS ss#s ~ ssTr Fms EADLiCAkAOnes A. id
~ have IN eur tahle4sS apasimsns of I'M.
nse Puhlieaaioas wAish MSssrA ssAnscp. FsysA u
Of New York City, are nos carrying tnfonsh Atx,
pea, sad appl5ing % Subscribers IN onihly p4rt'
or nnnhexs.Efs asa 1 IN Hsl3a9s8a sf&a atu9w
Tins asss which ~ have tenotics ii nsw'sda.
ton u shak espeArss Worn in ocavo form, pr,ns
- on elegant paper, ID largsclesr ype, iassss ld
wikA nun,srsus aor,gis4tasd highly pfnished stesl
eagfssi1gs, and edited by IN eminent American
scholar, WHO win make use 81 al the LAHORE and
diasdyer iss cf the shs ksspearisn critics. IN ssye
ralrospsets; this wexk win doabtiess surpass any
other sdisigh III intended 10 complete the work
in about forty parts, ard IA IL excseds Gsrly.Gye,
all over that number VITA b. farnishsd graax by
The Pufi shers. N ttfsHes 4as = vasr at
The hsxt work Ia nav life Oh Washington, 10
tbs same form and sfy 10, with the above With nu
msrous Illustrations ID the highest style Of art.
The third work il "The Battles of the United
States by isea and Land, sivisg tbs eosplsss bat
tie roilfrom Lexington to Mexico. Ii compiled
by Henry ID. Uawson, member of the New York
Historical society, and Ia illustrated with splendid
steel engrasinss from entirely rev and original
designs by Chapel. 1t will be uniform in sixe and
appearances with the above named works and In 10
be completed in about forty psrts. Got mp in this
style it will be one Of the rnest attractive works
especially for "foang America" ever issued from
the American Press.
Nit j. Ill. Chambers a gent liz now and will be
for some days to come In this City soliciting sab
scriptions for these wrrkg
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90 NJ NJ E. r. CI Al.

s ,e DAILY CARS CRY pFvIcs,
s4!ssas Keekpk, Jnne 15ih. |
FLouR--super6ne, - 60; Spring wheat, ssx,
ira, $27s Pan wheat, extra, ~ 10.
BRAN AND sHuKTs, 70 70 rs por 90.
coRA--1s ~ 3e--xood demand.
BARLEf-spring, s5ase, Fati, 75asse.
WHEAT In good demand. Pail 81 seal So;
Spring Goal o..
0ATs---s5 % az. 4
RYEA-ssaTsei IN COED demand.
POTATOES Gao by the laad retail rs.
akockRIks-Ncs Orleans Sugsr. fair 7ias4,
prime saag2, clarified 94aII, crushed anaaaas III
TO III. Molasses-FiantatioN 4g to Soc, q. n 4s
se.S5, Golden syrur,s 30 " s.s- cofss--Eio lss
&c lb. Java to Ice. Lsguyra, 10 Is TO TO- Rice,
5las. as' u saata sesf s6 1
o0Ap--PAln ese, Family SIC; Gernan, (cir j
7tos74. @i@4ssa ts4 aAa- ysssaa sas n
cANDLEs-star Is to ~, stsarins IS, houid
IA, Apmmer pressed. Is 49,
LhkD-D TO lea seasii ALE. ess vsf1ss =
BUTTEk--choice sto y; retail Ia,tosIs. a.as.
HIDES Dry III e 1si green. 81 to 81 green
sheep pal ~ TO Eac green hog skins H.. sSrsg
aAY-4prsirsess - 'sss Ttnsthy and Husea-
risn, IS 90; raiyd Do. ~ 70 40 Retaii si.. =
sGEDS--If gasiar Q rssa. 2sash Timothy 81
ss%sa 49, Rasa nsea. sa~AA-4A xssss ga assii
rrNDnIHss- JHJ 10 ~ saOso ~: FIR, D. 1sktia
rsssfsrs. sosfo We lite Beans, .e5 sJsp. 80
kKLiI ~-L~ss.ysp sAOss q ssdver bash.
Dried psaehs< a. - co. "; kAassns, &c seso
ak 3sses ssta@~Aaee ~ olsa sttoaQ 81 s @sss S
ca EASE -Ns X. u; DeAn ARK q 10 10 -.
Ph1tIsfbxE--Iisn.%s stoasy stsuiasrs VI to 9,
ala - sfdAx d fx al fs4sss .gs@S4sS 10 NJ IA
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EDrroKs or TEE WosLD.--JAmes Spaldinc,
Esq, one of the editors of the N. Y. Courier
and Enquirer, 10 tbs! editor-in chief OF the
World, the new daily in New York. He il
assisted by Richard Grant White, the Shaks-
pearian scholar and NJ. NJ. Marble, formerly
OF the Boston Journal, and more recsnsIy
connected with the Epening Post
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Stealing vtrtaes.

III is d fact, authenticated here III we'll AZ all
over the State, ana indeed the whole Western
States, that nloan's Msdicsnes have obtained q
wi spresd cefehr,ty and reputation, TO which
they sjastIy entitled for their healing virtues
and powers. We arc not among those who arr prspe
to eneorse every patsrt hum bug that me. along,
ana IN inns iIssance have aeisyed oar endorsement
unt!we have been able to make asearaace deably
sure, l0t only by eating tEsm personally ourselves
bat fram she testimony Ut numersas portion of
the commsnity hvlng afornd ss FIN, Globe
Paris, april l9, 1850.
See Sloan 3 advertisement In another column OF
this Iaper. Dune rs dot VII
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-25

CT VIM. Kennedy, late commander Of La
dy Franklin's private Arctic Expedition, was
in St. Paul, Min, June Ia. He was on his
way to Canada from Fort Garry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-25

fTThe London Record thinks that Mr..
John Bright, M. r, 10 . pervsrt to the Ro-
man Catholic Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-25

GT Senator Sumner has accepted an in
vitasion to deliver . lecture In New Yorl
soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-25

Hon. Geo. Bancroft will deliver The
Grafton At the anniversary Of perry's victory
in Clevslsnd, o., Sept. 10. 4l54 W.
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g0r Common sepse rules the mass Of the people,
whatever the mjsnAmed and misanthrope phfloso-
piers may fAy 70 the eontrayy. Showsthem good
shing; let its merits b. clearly demonsrated and
they will not hesisate TO sre it their most cordial
patronage Ihe masses have already ratified the
judgments of = physlcisn conserving the virtues Of
DIR Aostetter's Bitters. may be sean. in the inn
mense quantities of this medicine that are annu-
ally sold Ia every section Of the land. 1t is now
rscegnsaed - greatly superior 10 All other rome
yet derissd for diseases OF the digestive organs
such diarrhs dsssntery dyspepsia, and aii the
various levers that arise from arrangement of
those portions Of the system. Hcste,ter's name is
fast bee ming y household word, Tram Maine TO
Texas, from the shores ut the Atlantic to the Pa
ca6c. Try IT,,
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. aAs
Sold BY +. GIBBONS, A. J. wLxlxsos, BARrLxrr,
KArK A. Co., and j. BRADEx. @@
June 25. s6U~daw .ssts8 b t4
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r. y. TEM-EXCK,
General Insurance Agent.
COR. ap AND yAIN-sTs.,
ke0kuk, IN Iowa

LSFHE, LAKE. ElVER ANN LEFETN
L S1RAA8E prompt attended 10 at this 0fsice.
Better snr more ,sprseiTY can be given at shis
Agency than any other ip this city and less troubs
after aIoss. #8EE
4Etaa Iss. Co., If Hartford, Csnns, $2,Ip4, 100
Hoas IssxsaEcs Company, Of Neg Fork, I,457S1s
Rovta Ameraccg .Gs., Hartford, conn., 500 ,0Oe
ftg Fus fassrsnef Co, OF ke~ Hscen, 37e.e6s
pA1asx Fire Insurance Co., Of Aep York, 1o0, 000
bo-iihord Fire Inssyanee Co. New Yd~k 264 0oe
conseeficnt NufuaiLif IL T Co. Hasffovd, yeeO. S1s
DIX J. W. Bosn. Nj edical Examiner s
GD~A ". Gk IFFfrh IL asthof sea TO receive
srpneA fioAs fer oil stove eenpauies. UNl
- Buildings ~ erchsndise, Mnls, Factories
Hor-ehoid Furniture aud Dwellings injured se ~
low rates as other Companies who pay their tosses
sss!s r. Xsgt7sy IL. Be TEN-EYCR,s Agent, I i
June Z, dim tsN
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An ingenious device ia Chinese war;
fare 10 TO loop-hole the houses, aud then
whitewash the exterior. Over each Ioop-
hole . piece OF white paper is placed, pendent
On the outside, 30 that a mnsket oan be Put
through and aim taken bat when il 10 with
drawn, the SIMILARITY of the paper to the
color Of the wallprevenss any loop hnle from
being seen, sothat no return shot from small
ere. arms need be feared. "a ~ am
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-25

AHERIcAN TRAvELERs IN SYRIA. The num-
Der Of American travellers jourDeying in
Syria ana Palestine this year 10 qnits uDpAr-
sileled. Nearly twenty left Beiront on the
9th ult., having completed the tour Of the
Holy LAnd, and thsre are said to be more
than fifty 10 the interior. II 10 . matter OF
profound grstitads that, although tho gov
eminent ID so weak and inefficient, no sooi
dent of serous nature has occurred, sffu
travellers pass through Ahs.sonasfy In perfect
safsty.s Sess3 asI3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-25

GTon Monday night, says the New Ha.
ven JournaL, shout dozen young men,
masked and armed with reviewers, brok into
the chapel Of YaIs College by smashing In i
window, and stole the Bible from the pulpit.
1t has been standing trick between the Yale
and Harvard students 10 stesl thssr chapel
Bibles, and send them TO the officers of the
RIVAL college. " viii be resolleeted that on
fhe occasion of similar burglary u Herr
ward, . student named Forbes nearIy killed
fhe chapel waschmsn. a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-06-25

Why should man be 20 terrified Of the
admission OF night air into any Of his apart
nents Ii 10 natures ever flowing current,
and never carries the destroying angel with
il. See how souDdly the delioata little wren
and tender robin sleep under its full add i'm
mediate influence. and how frssh, and vigor-
Gus, and joyous they rise amid the surround
ing develops Of the morning. Although
exposed oil night long to the air Of heaven,
tbsir lungs are never out OF order and this
re know BY the daily repetition OF their sony.
II Watcrson. &
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Gy-Three REPRESENTATIVES. took shelter in
Catholic chapel in Ireland during storm.
The priest noticing theHS,, whispered to his
attendant, "Three chatrsfor the Protestant
ladies' The sexton, mistakipg the priest,
stood UP and shouted to The congregation,
"Ihree cheers fur tho Protestant ladies'
whereupon the congregation immediately
gave three hearty cheers.
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j. H. CRAIa. % ii sl5ta 4aHa .9HsE.g. MxsrER.
,afse7 eKAIG ENSTER.
A TTOR&ElS Al Law Keokuk, IowHadsW ill
n practice in the Courts Of this and adjoining
SonRt.ess and % the ssnPrems, Court Office On
Main ht. IND and Ord streets, ever Ogden's Book
MACHELEI,S NEW HOOK.
NOV ready, I" WoAAx;' yseQnsl and companion
IN toHLp Amour" Translated from rly sheet u
by Dr. j. W Palmer, translator Of 81 a our.o
This day received by ~ sEFk IdAfI
2apfcd IN E|u' O6DENy BRoWN1LLt %.
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N We would call particuiar attention 10 Ne
Lean i notice In another column, We add the fol.
Dwing from the 81. Lanis Herald, With speak
volumes in It's f4vor. We say 10 all, give tia
trial. .t.
MeLesnss celebrated strong thenins Gurd,ais as an
invaluable remsay Ger isneraL debility and weak
ness. We have seen ~ Vested In Stfois under oar
own immediate obsersstsdin. Ana can ssogA tof IT.
efficacy and worth. II ~ ~ art4saA which should
be kept constantly 10 svery II nib - it y certain
ly al inyal uah!e mejirihe. sf-aaoo
see advertisement, another column.
NJ DO 16dkw i{ ea ia e@ {@g@.g ~
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CsrHoEac MfssEoss sfEs roK THE rAa kcRrH~
wrsr-R Right Reverend Vital Gr~Bdis, q
Catholic B,shep, and ooatjutor OF Bfshop
Taehe, who 10 stationed 10 the IIudssn Bay
Company's possessions, arrived on Thursday,
accompanied by several clsrgymen and sis
ters, making thirteen persons 10 all, and viii
start to-day for their respective stations,
which are fifteen hundred miles distant from
ST. Paul, and over nine hundred 1aaies DO.
yonc Pembinal s -
Bishep GraDdin 10 stationed At lea In
Crosse, ~ith two cier=y men and one br Lhs /.
and reaches it By WAY Of Lak CIV .nIsp e apy
the Saskatchewan river AtaFortf Augustus
there will be three elergyueD and four sisr
ters, and at Lac IL Bsche, $50 elergymen aud
two brothers. The people. among. whom
they laber are juss below the Hxqaimaux,
ami are called Louehe (squint-eyed) Indians.
There are also large number of Assniboin
Sioux in the vicinity lSt. Paul Pioneer and
Democrat.
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IL -
We the uadsf,igned MAYORS, hereby certify
that the Aaggsts, Apo, hscaries and Physieiaas Of
| car several cities have signed a. documsSt Of ~
surAAoe TO US that the reHasdies OF DIR. r.. C.kYkR
4AED, o.. kowsii. ANNALS ssARSAPARlLLA
PILLS, AGUE CUkE, and Gil EkkY pECTORA1,)
have besnfeand tsbe mcdeincs Of great excellence,
and worthy the 'conndence*uf the cornnunfry.
e. HON JAMES coca, N - ~ SS~G ~
Mayor Of Lowell.
.@kHEASESESAE III
'HoN.. ALpiN BEARD,
.I3I6 Mayos VI NAshaa, N. III.
e' g non. n. W. nAARrEaroN. @A e7' Afi
Tsay MHyor Of Msnch esses, N. H.
an@1g ha4sata2 vtaat4qsa hMa gyms
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
~ 80 Mayor Of Concord, Nh. y
nos. Il III bullock. III II
ga Mayer ri Worcester, Mass.
non. NArnlE1ksrIsBEg,
-ssassa Mayor OF Salem, Mass. r
HON. r. W. LINCOLN,
80 III Mayor Of Bossou, Mass. ~
al HON. W. n. RQDMAN, ~ aas
Mayor Of providepoe, r. /.
aaa HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE.
E bt1s Mayor Of Norwich, CT. a,
HON. J. N. HARRIS,
t Mayor Of New London, CT.
HON. CLASS. .DoDIER, - g
Mayor of Montreal, O. E.
s.A nos. ID. rlEMAR, GO GE III
Mayor Of New York City.
- non. II. M. KIssTREY, II
Mayor of Hanilton, CIV.
non. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of Toronto, c. W..
HON. II. NJ. BISHOP,
Mayor OF Cincinnati, O.
HON I. II. CRAWFORD,
Mayor of Louisville, Ky.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor-of Lyons, Iowa.
AoE. JAS. AcFEETEgs,
Mayer of Bowmanvllle, G. W. ae
sees HON. JAS. w. NORTH,
Mayor OF Augusta, Me.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jn.,
99UEs Mayorof' Hallo~el Me- h
HON. JAS. $. BEEK, gYsgtE
Mayor of Fredericton, n. b.
HON. WILLARD NYE, Id
Mayo. Of New Bedford, Mass.
HON. ]. C. BLarsDELL, aa8
Mayor of Fall River, Mass.
non. w. II. cRASsToN,
Mayer OF Newport, II. ]. +
Il nov. FRED. srAHL,
Mayor Of Galena, Ill.
HON. JOHN IoDuDEN, tg~
Mayor Of Dubuque, Iowa.
HON. THos oRurcHFfELp,
Mayor of Chassan ooga, Tenn.
HON. r.. D. BAuGH,
Mayor OF Memphis, Tsnn.
HON. HERMAN L. PAGE,
8ss7 Mayor of Milwaukee, Wis. n
HON. W. VAUGHN,
Mayor OF Racine, Wis.
nvN. A. FARR, al
Mayor Of Kenosha, Wis.
{ x 4 Is
HON. JOHN c. HAISEs,:
90 Mayor of Chicago, III.
"a So H0S. A. j. NOBLE, #aG
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
HON. W. H0LYBAD.
Mayor of Columbus, Ga.
HON. Tn0s. FRENCH,
Mayor of Burlington, Iowa.
,r@s4
II HON. WIN. LEIGHTON,
ss Ex-Mayor of Keokuk, Iowa. !.
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured
Certify that the resident: Druggist. have assured
them
ceYsify that the resident Druggists have assured
@ass them a2 st III
e a AYERS SAGsAPARILLA
AYERS sARsAPARILLA
AYERS SARsAPARIl4LA
Is an excellent remedy. and worthy the confidence
of tire community.
Is an excellent remedy and worthy the confidence
Of the community.
Ii excellent remedy, and worthy tie eonGdsncs
of the community.
fetB" AXERsS xAHkAPAKII.LA,
For Spring Diseases, a.
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofuls or Kings Evil,
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
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Lorieiana q st. Louis. a4aaa
River rising with sixty-four inches water on the
Rapids.
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WinAfaii for 50. Louis--s7so.0 900.
The celebrated Mal!aapby Will case was
dehided la the .Suprsme Court OF Missouri
this morning, 10 Iavar ef the City OF St,
Louis, all the juices ebncnrriDg. Ii x3dt d
recollaessd thxs 1sdge Bryan Nullan pag, al
his death, soms years ago, bequessh6d boe-
tsira OF bis essste TO ihe City VT ST. Louis
90 be used, if we remembers ssxhtly. Tor n.
beneAt OF The sick or distressed emlgranss
arriving In our city. Some of the heirr cor.
tested the ~sii, land hence tins suit, finally
decided as above. T7T
]. Ths entire estate was yaiued i'd 1851 q
avss Htssn hundred thousAnd ldellsss. The
jadgmsnt cs<riss also one third OF she rents
and profits siDss shst dsss; snd ~ the avssi
essate hss increased immensely in vaIue, II re-
fair to assune thar ths city viii, BY sbu de-.
eisi on, come into possassion OF Si5D,voo OF
r~eperry--quits . respectable addition TO
a cors-afation's assess in these dula tines. -
Isl. Louis News. a..s ns ., s.,.4 -
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-15

FuHsRAL OF CBAnLEs 8. CooprR-The fu-
neral Of CharlesS. Cooper took place yesterday
afternoon from the residence of lady friend
on Fifth street, his remains being followed by
the members Of his profession and number Of
journalists in procession, with music, to the
Court-street Cemetery, whore the body was
temporarily placed in vault.
At o meeting Of the Printers Of Cincinnati,
held after the conclusion of the funeral services,
to pay respect to the memory Of Charles s..
Cooper, deceased, member OF the craft, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolped, That in tho death of Bro. Cooper
the craft has lost ono of It's most honorable
members, and the community one of Its most
upright citizens.
Resolved, That, In oil our intercourse with
the deceased, we found him to be, In all re-
spects, IN agreeable associate, whose society
was Of the most desirable kind--possessipg Q
kind heart and an unselfsh disposition land
We feel that his departure from among us has
left vacancy not easily filed.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with
his absent relatives, and trust that the ALI
wise Creator will enable them to bear this of.
fiction with Christian resignation.
Resolvsd, That the above resolutions be pub.
lished in tho daily papers of Cincinnati, and
that copy be forwarded to the relatives Of
the deceased.