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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-13

BOOTS AND SHOES.


~ A. DUKE and w. II. BARRETT havine
~. formed partnership In the Shoe business
would ask q share of the public patronage aud \
continuance OF the old custom OF the house.
We have concluded that in these hard times st is
disgrace 10 work, and both being practical work
men, we viii devote ourselves to the manuf acture
Of custom work, thus guaranteeing good fits and
honest work manship, asit 10 eur in.srest to make
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand : well select
ed stock Of Eastern work, which win DO reid very
low. DUKE $BAkKETT.
oct231
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CLAIA YOUR GooDs.-All goods bought at
the Billings House which are not claimed by
noon to-day will be sold as auction at
o'clock this afternoon.
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GT large. If not the largest publishing
house in England, has paid a merited COM
pliment TO TWO OF the New York reporters
who accompanied the Prince on his American
travels, by requesting them to prepare res
un.s OF the entire trip for publication prior
TO the Ghristmas hal;5au.
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Fatal AocIDEsr.--Mr. Charles Conant,
who had been living for some time past with
MIR. Balch in Lawrence, VsnBuren Co., Iowa.
came down the railroad on Saturday eve
ming, and paid his fare on the Hawkeye
State for St. Louis, intending to 90 to Mae
sachusetts after his wife. While waiting
for the boat to start, standing near the shore
track Of the K, Mt. p. & Nj. II. r., be was
struck in the back by ear which was being
switched OF. He was taken up sepseless and
carried TO the hospital, where he received all
the attention from DIR. Hughes and othsrs)
that could be given. lie survived only two
or three hours. His INJURY was chiefly in
tcrnal--probabIy a rapture.
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lLLusIsArios.-There was a partial illu-
mlnation IN the city last night-brilliant az
far as it went. Tho Wide Awakes were out
and made q splendid show. There was q
grand levee at Col. Cuttis' house.
The notice for Illumination was too short.
We went to press too early to give details.
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ST. Louis Market.

ST.. Lculs, Nor. 10.
FLOUR-city superfGs IS Country extra IS to
525.
WHEAT--Market steady and firm. Good spring
9so. Club 81 TO Oh, fall 1 10 to 1856.
coRN-Firm. New mixsd 4sie to 10, old do
46i TO IS, white 80 to s2e, yellow AZ to ~.
CATs-DaI. 30 to 81.
BAkLEY--Spring 90 to IS, SKIS returned.
WHIsKY--is4.
GROCERIES Market quiet. Transactions con.
ooed Almost entirely 10 small sales Of fair and
prime Rio Coffee at I5sgisa. Small sales OF old
Sugar at 7st1sic, and good fair new at TIE. Sales
Aof fresh beat Riec at &c. there 10 nothing doing
In Aolssses.
HAY-limothy 30 TO s2i primc$l.
hIDEs-Drs hint &c, dry salted i2,, green to
6Se
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1l0 BAkkELS gAUItE huoShI APPLES
,lUU from ohio, fer sale by
slAtFohD 4 MoCUNE, Lsyee.
Nov3d2w
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UNSURPASSED
iii AIR TO MIC.
fIsHIS preparation possesses the pecul ar roper
l ty OF rTatorfng the human Hair and causes the
Hair to assume the color 1t possessed before il
turned gray 1t strengthens the Hair al keeps il
glossy and clean. Nothing can excel this pre- para
ton, as II effects ths restoration of the hair by Its
action at the roots Prepared ard sold by
GEO. CABGS,
Two doors above the Billings House,
j.sdAwly keokuk, Iowa.
Nsv ROoA spM CHIIDHEN.
FIsHE KANGAROO hun ERc or, AnvsNruRKs
! BUSH: BY Anne Bowman, author Of
"Ine casAways," "Ihs Young Exlles,' DC.
OGDEN, BRowsELL cos.
u Powdered.
Refined White,
Clarified and
Brown Sugars
for sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
sme-Ma..e Maiasscs.
1DS GALS. Ballinser's Molssses, for salc by
A~o octld toLLIkks ROBERTSON.
k'AkINA just received and for saleby
l. COLA EkS A. ROBERTSON. 81
sepsd
TX HHD5. prime N. -. sUGAh for sale by
LEI W. Ii. AUSTIN a CO.,
iyll lis Mains !
Flour.
QUINCY FLOUK--Castie malls AK.
WARSAW ELOUM--Grace mills NIX.
\JyARRANTED superior TO any In this market
w for sale by
septs4 GOLFERS a. ROBERTSON.
New euPrLIEs ~
Life of Douglas,
!" Lincoln,
El Furedis,
This day received by
OGDEN, BRowNELb co.'s
.S.1a l'ev~sroAE,
Sept2nd b. MAin.st.
RE- an.Ar.
CORN
| jyilaaw WI. AUSTIN 4 CO.
Pare cider vinegar.
| Just received andfor sale. Warranted Pare
~ GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
oetld
Enveioposl Env1isposl.
/ DOkIE-FOLl0, Official, Consular, Legal Invoice,
1 II Bank, Document, pscset Post, Uommercisl
Post, Ball Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay, Note, Cad, and Drug Envelopes of all sty les
- OGDEN, BRowNELL co. .
! City Book Store, 81, Msin-st.
i JUST HECEtvED.
/ LsMESH OYSTERS, by
T. w. II. AUSTIN 4 Co,
kovsd lis Main~st.
DAus WANTED, for which will pay Casa.
IN w. III. AUSTIN d co.,
| mch3 lis Main-st.
LAW SOCKS.
CT0Rr on Bills, STORY on Partnership, Green.
- Leafs Treatise, Dilion's Digest. Jss. receive
by OGDEN, BA0WNELL 4 20.
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ST. souls Lfve stock Market--I0tn
BFEF CATTLE food to prime, tor ship ng
"A 70 BE.
noGs-p.eksrs pay 80 10 SO, shipper rs t.
grfaa
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9T- A refuge or home for lest dogs 10 be.
ing established in London.
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90 M M T. RCIAI..
DAILY GArx CtrY orrrcn,
~ - NJ yA.A

keokuk, Nor. Izth-
Weather fine. Trade In produce very scsive and
large quantities going South. Business In improv-
ing slowly, and fall trade has been much better
than for several past seasons. No special changes
10 note N the Markets. We give Wholesale prices
below:
FLoUK-superGne, 81 90 Spring wheat, az
ira, So 40, Fall wheat, extra, 81 rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 400 SIS per ice.
coRN--a0 to 24c; new sheiled, rs.
BARLEY--spring 4oa45c.
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 20 ts&l 10;
Sprins 10 b. soc choice do. ga
OA1s--2ee, active demand.
RYE-Ae to AZ in good demand.
PoIATUEs--is TO 40 by the load retail 80.
GKoCkkIEs-New Orleans Sugar, fair sta0,
prime OIL 10 10, clarified 1fiai1, crushed and loaf
i2itol3. Plantation IS TO 47c,s. III. 40
10 4s, Golden Syrup, IS TO 75c. &c fee-Rio 10
toi7 Java 10 to zoe. Laguyra, TO 10 to IT, Rice,
6i47,
soAP-Palm s4e, Family sse; German, (ein.
7to7i.
cANDLEs--star II Is, sts.rins IL. Moala
III TO iss,
LAKD-I1 to l2i f; retail l5c.
BUTTEh-Comnonl 10 TO Ia Choice late is
retail 17l %.
LEATHER-sols Is TO CSC; Harness 3T..
HiDEs-Dry i2A; green. be green sheep peits
40 TO T5c green hog skins IS.
HAY-prairie 81 10 to s., Timothy d. HunxA-
rian,tsa to ~ Baisd do. $leA to $Iis Retail $4
to Is.
skEDS.-Hungarian Grass ,2sa3e Timothy, 81
rs 70 ! 50; Flax Seed. peatI 90.
SUEDkIES-Onions, So to 40; Fggs 1884,
Feathers, soc to 25c; White Beans, 70 to SO.
fRUiT-Drisd spples, 20 to 40 per bush
Dried peaches, 81 ~ TO a5ej Haisins, 81 80 to
s2s.
CHEESE--w. r. ilsI24 Denmark . toI
BEEf-iIa2!e gross So to Ale per quarter
sHEEP-sl so to 81 10 ~ head.
Hous--Dressed. s. DO e. $3.50.
sALT--a. A., 81 81 to 40 per sack Ssuxw-
ha, loa72o per bbi.; Liverpool, 81 seA2 90 Per
sack. Lake 81 l5to 81 q " Dbl.
FIsH-~AAckerel, No. 4 $40 to S2l b Dbl; No.
ASIA tosI7 Ne. *l2tosl3. white No. Sd 10
TO S. rs n half Dbl. Cod Fish stoeP n.
RAG5-2s to 2se.
OLD IRON 10 4e per b Grass to 1oo per
h.; Copper i2i TO lac per n.
ExcHAssE.-QA New York for currency ~ per
seRs.; fsrgoid per cent. ST. Louisl per cent.
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IN r. HUMPHHEX. Auction and Com
IL. mission Merchant, No. 8 Estes House.
Regular Aucsion Sales on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings; alse every evening. Eur.
niture sales every Saturday morning.
Go Particular attention given to sales In The
country. iarNi
USI received from the American Clock Co.
81 large loi Of 80 hour ands day cissks, assorted
styles. Ill No. Estes Hoase.
nspti ID DE-. HUMPHREY.
Id kCEIN ED this cay, ON gnment, 4 cases Of
lime Calf Boots be closed cut imm sdiAteIy,
No Estes House. Tscpti7
UST received from the Manufacturers large lot
~ Of Hoop SHIFTS; also large consi gnment OF
Hosiery. at No. Estes Uouse.
septl2i
NOW on band large stock Oh Jewelry Of every
" variety; also Stationery and Notions OF al
kinds. Merchants and pedders will do we'll to call
and exam ne this stock as viii be co.ed out very
luw. II. ". HUMPHREY,
Septic Auctioneers
Ipof received Pocket Cutlery OF every variety
~ and quality, and large assortment of Table
Cutlery, ALSO lotef Plated Table and Tsa spoons,
at No. Estes House. fSepti2dl
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Hatch 81 MAJ ms
Baltimore OYSTERS

AND SANDS CREAM ALE,
Hscetved Every Week AZ .hs
Y OLN q n MERTCA SAL OOA
HN VI. y. MAGOUN.
seplGi AGENT
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900 Acres of
IAN ID F0k SAs. e
/ WISH TO sell my farm on Montrose Bottom
Lee County, Iowa II consists VI 800 acres
$50 acres prairie and lao acres timber.
sou.
The prairie part is all level aIluvial. about 500
acres sandy, and $50 black loan. The timber land
broken.
EMPR0
$50 seres under fence, including two good
pastures of loo acres each; a good barn; four
cabins, on different parts of the farm, with good
veil IF water at each.
ADVANTAGES.
new road FROM FIT. Madison TO Keokuk Is To-
Gated through the centre of he tract ;the railroad
connecting tbs same places is within If mile !;
he Mississippi river il within one mile, and the
town OF Monirose within two miles.
AS a whole, more desirable grain or stock farm
is seide III to be fundbut IL will be divided TO suit
purchasers, and can be divided advan tageously,
My tenant, VIM. Colviu who resides on h pl sce
will show It's boundaries; upon being notified
my home farm the Mississippi Rapids, miles
below Montresey / will attend In person.
TERMS.
These will be made accommodating to purehas-
srs,--a small payment, with bonds bearing 10 per
cent. retaining lien, will be satisfactory.
PhbDUETHvENEsS AND CROPS.
Purchasers will now find gro wing on the prem
ises about 40 acres of rye and 20 Of fall wheat
They eil.a also see standing the candy loam
about 40 bushels of corn TO the acre, and about
10 bushes to the acre on the black loan.
FRANK BALLINGER.
Oct 49, IS6O-d8wff
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M A p IS % II III u r
FOOT OF SOUTH WATER-ST,
1hkgHGO.
hNLl 90 FEET FROM TIEGREATCRNTRAL
~ DEPOT Of Burlington, Quincy, Hannibal and
st. 10, IlhnoisCsntrsl, Lafayette and indianapo-
lis, Michigan Central, Cairo aud st. Louis Cincir.
nati Railroads.
This House is now under the manag cement of
n. WHINE, we'll known MS former proprieor Of the
Neil HI ase, Columbus and Whine House, Cincin-
ast ohio, and will be sustained In all respects as
6rst class house tho low rate OF one dollar nd
hfty cents per day.
Baggage taken to and from the Depot free of
Charge. febb 60-dtt1
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AYFAIRs II IEw GRANADA.


Fs~kmA, <rts -, 1850.
<Ssbr is sanA~ndr-Frshr rseisvss ~ IA cossrmsal
R~cu--s7cvted Dsaa o. ne Roclsiscrary Csn1al
casors-csu-~er FREDDIE. q sania~dey, Reported
Prison0-rzs <zad - ssris Marta faaUs--
Cc1si0 Rs~as-Nt9s'f Frrson n Affair." ~ Bataoci
~ res1nss y o. csr~.-ani-xsssss n n css~vnov
n Pesa~s-Hr orssssr ~ ~ cA&sgna Tzs~y~~
Crsni--sAg~rs cf r~wrdan csrc~ % Ne~ r~t--
xcr~~ers n r~asd Nafs r-sas- rycsd>uasf Elsr
Aen. De, a.
A, xnrsb nisa Igcncs has bees resolved FROM the Ia
terror rcspecsps the SEPARATIONS Of shs Foyenneni and
revcluilcnsry fsrces bua the soccuns ooniraao
sory xnd unxsasf@cory that a dincun 10 decide whch
party has Ne vantage srouns q, presrni though am o
cfusd 70 bssvs that N matters stknd the govern
meat party have The aavsnt&ss sn6 II tacy fono~ 10
Their suoresrss ws ps very short time esorw shs n.
vulullonmss deesses and craor mere rusiored
thrc,rhoui ne ooafstsrssion. n sppsars frum the
sovernDsna soocunt q tbs snsaermsn that haze sskes
psce n he si.le e s&st4naer, rscsvsd sspsnwah ~
ne Esslsh ssslms p~v~sus. from cAriisruns "a Ne
en- lss,, mat ,hs 9,n " Isly esnsrs tssus
Cc,errer sss kssa q arE- rsvo'u susry frcs. rr
pr.sa small besy q ksesai vss~ usasr cesssN
Herrxn, a. srrs Dulcs, ans ttss tks hihsr. anGlns
shxa ne had 70 eontswd seaAsst q rrrmIr sup~
70, forrs, rs1~~,sa - sycs uvsrr ~ sAe pssf
cay, Gsn. hiesno, vhe ws marchnx va p.ft q
hs asssos so oln Geo Hsrvss, aea.cb cot - sks
fNfuIu&Mn&ff wv - *eN - aMM Wf NMNNH
Erscnsrs And th4 sth ~ AmxwAA hdy q rwwmla4mm
sss sisek~A art sef~~sea ~ Goo rxra. $40 t~k
10 sssss.' .s sss s =, i, -, -. 80 . 90
cyrc<rt VITA hin against rag~yss, ~ ~ska q CAnes
but she suh~squ~st mevs~~ss a Gen hp~qsevs, "a ts~
bad a. lsr~ rfroinknnary sFns, Sse. 81 lh< hs
crunts, va msrehi&s s<sissi Amnssu&. win r~ssssy
css % csssr,s' X "a :. s.vslsslsp1,y lrssp. q
Aga Dnlcs sxssnss Gea H~vrss r~y~prSxd sn1u@x ~
kfl<A "a usl place enrRx m e1ue~went rs< swv~s.
ent sccoonf fufkh<r psss~ kat A M rrru14I smsry
army of The f&fe -sxtsnd<r A~ssSuy~1 ow~fnrt
so~ore ard tkst Aninn mscss rrn&us fhs G~v~r
of The snte, rrsnnsr "a Ne kAnds s ne f~Ses
icrrfs
IN rrmsr letter informed 700 shSs sAs ,sv,rs~sry
forcr< ~ ne 2se ~ nHgdshssa. ke&1<< hy C~n~~ v~w~
rrspsvrF - ssvs NO naeAs 70 nass az snmsx a.
ucoT2 sd tbss Nste ths rsvp sxsusxry Gst~prr
~ the esass " bo'ivw, vsuA srss rslnh~s~m~sn W
VerA Aocnra neiy, on Ne 1eth ~ AnUs&, - fa~ns
tscs % the t1vr, vkch lsssd usti Ne 81 rss ws<n
ace9rtrg 70 ne rrvwrwert sccsurt, tksy wws csa.
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Return or the japanese Corvette Can-
dinmarruh Hene-Hsr Presence CreassA
Great Excftemsnt Anengss the Japa-
nese and Americans Glowing RspSgss
In Japan or the HsspssabIe Reception
of the Embassy In the United seaa~s-
The Political Stampede In japan
Prince mess she Crsas-Peaee fs-Essab-
lished--JesIousy Exisssag Bssween ia
paness Omcials and Native Merchanss-
The Portuguese Seek . Treaty, &c.
me ship What Cheer arrived at san Francisco August
81, from japan, with dates from yoxshana Jolly Is
re following extract from letter written the day Of her
departure appears In the Ala -
The Japarcse steamer CAndnmArruh, which Ien ths
port last February, under charge Of Captain Brooke of
the fen'more Cooper, converting the intelligence cf the
arrived here nom HobouIu After psssaxe o. ssbss~u
DAYS. From the Americans who came In her we LEANED
thai the japanese conducted themseives admirably On
board taking The postion OF the daily BY the
and brought her 10 sesmanlke nasssv, into shs bay
without accident
with from the AmbAssadors, created rrsas ercits
menf both amongst the Americans and Japaness rhe
wre = 70 ns 20. sns s.p.ss.s 80
lest The Ambassadors would NOD survive the great trip
seross the rond. However, all doubts dlspellsd
almost within haline distance with this out of he vsy
o the world For the excellent manner IN whlxk
Consideration wnb which we have been received Al sSs
hands Of the Japanese since their return W this conny
fBr wosprRs TofD AxuurA.
The reports OF The gcrgeousness displayed your city
especially yocr great dnners have taken bc pcpte BY
surprise and wonderm~ni. Three dollars fcr dinner
was 10 them mArvcllcrs and fabulous W ray and
they assert u Impossible 10 devouy The vaiss a oss
meal Here dinscr In their best style tsabu
Thefe vefe msny striking and wonderful sighss vhich
they saw, end u Gas not long befovc The whole town
made Of the most cesbrsrd voyage Jaranens
bad ever urdertaken ogesher with al The ncsdsnS
bscied herewith All excitement, however, suhside1,
and the japanese expressed univcra desire 70 Tho
return Of their ccers And 10 receive from them rsp9t
~ iu with properly authenticated sccounts 70 b pub
hea and spread over the empire, showing 70 the psps
how iort On great nations ooked upon japanese ochn
rkAB NJ ksTAH
inc returning Jspnocee we're much s1ypYised V Ind
men ev1 stationed In The haxbor, ossensby prcses
orefners rom the attack Of Prince Meo the great but
lately he has gained hvr with the Ecysrnm>nt, asA
many privileges have been acccded 70 him. 80 al
remAns qnei; foregn guards pssrolng the ssrectS n
deemed Unnecessary, And Fears have besn Alnyed by
hearing no rumovs of cosfcts with the several pyncss
The empire. The ofc3ab conceded the sdysabslisy cf
concentrating al opposre factions and misfylnr he
oenands % order 70 tirengfsr the pov me govcrr
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

Tns Americas cisims on psru-Hepcys OF
the Chfissn Mtefsssr es n1arsne-The
>svy ssd nsrshass ssrvte.-A Hsmans
niff-rsejset efs New rersvssn Cesssssu-
sses-cwsne cossrasss-Ths Rsvoiusfon
~ Eeuader-Ftsvss' Late Nsesery-ysc-
s~stes NJ shs cevsrsmsss IN New Ora
rsaa. 49,. <e., 80.
re kaxlsh siesn.r Oslse. frs~ yslraraso aaa n,er.
m~da.ss pcvw. mrivss q f.nsma tns ssh lnst with
s2se GO y~x~ Esd ne ssn w. Furcys sna The racd
a<assL Amoss h~ ps~snssrv ~~ Mr. w. o. nycsnss.
aas s~~ssry q ne unr~e states Lssssou santiago,
sna srsss cnasui 81 ysir~,sso ~bs rccssis hsnoe 10
90 nrssriaee n~ tsl~ are vspsrsso Auxsi ~,
cnse, o. snd rsys iss inss
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NnxprRAe

rNoGLAws~ro~ AaAfNrr wstsv~-voNcgp LOAN.
au sk~ Sl~s a. Aurusf tw FreKaenf ~ fhs rvpabisc
sswsd Drncxmassan s0aiuNt waAer sa6 Nj. followers,
c~IsKg The reugls ~ xDd lnf them W defend
tnSf hmies. rsiFn A. nad an 81 t~ nessiers from
ART ~ tssurl.ss ifan ateen axly years old,
sxesrtns prhlm orsrs pFicsts W tke up srsrs
MsFlNT tkTm ~ HoaHdon Al t0M xll&gem places taken
" ny i1e snexny, Nn6 - arssrey al
NFuw zee eFty A. ~hlth uwhf ee ~ service W
tbs sx~Hy Nnd Misp "a lfwinR tbtn d any
whssxvs~ swxnxl tls 1llsuNtefN All fofexnsrx
xv~rnr tn~wurh fte cnmnty required ~ have pxss
p~yu FlENrd w us pfuy~r mntbortiss The sneenf Do
uMr ~ sn al hnxaurMs unku TIE . coueluded
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NICARAGUA.

rHR rNrl lnts-s nystrn CkriyrT CulNCrs rTc.
aes Ghszoorro san a. the head of arsrs rvo <m.,
Prssssns xsftnsx bs1s 81 N@ssFs lmr~red ssAss
of heAitf an sxd LhMt he thinkN ~ tendefng his
rss s,rnsssn ~hsn coayrsss meets 10 Jstnsry.
A arrived 81 feou co ne 2tth m
ksuss eta ts~ psccsmsfson ~ the fresl6srt of Hon
duf r<ssvs ~ the sDAinr u wasss fruxllo The
rsoys az Nlasrsxrs ~ put seem n b. much excited
abcst a. nvssson BY wshm. Thsy seem 10 be move n
fssor ef a thsn against ~
nns n gspses he's ssccsty besn namsd Minister n
Fors.gn Arslvv, iuvsce kc non Nocsro Alvarez. Mn
ster a wr and fsa Mlgud caf8enas nlnssrv Of state
Me&niims, natn tbsr sEpsintxenu conermed by
CnnTre~p nrG kfuAx1n C&xtc win Oh all thsse o1ccs
Mr. nmitry, tnssc states Mn ss<r, al hsnAgua-
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Psseianasssa Against wsiksr-Cassuss
Chssgss sn Ssesrssss-nsaIsh % Prs-
ss6ens Na<shssx-Essrs sesssea OF the
Csssa Rscsa cesgvsss. &c.
ns nHnswa hsrosd coup~nys steamer ceairnaa
arrived 81 r~Asma ths An inst-, from san Jose de
ewAs~UsA sn1 lnssrm<dsis ports ave hour. sner
s sss~siare a M SossA s,sr fum Aspn~an ior New
Yors. sss srings too ~s~ka ~s~ nteGlgcsoe from all
ssyYa - - p - ssss > snsapsssAaA
- ts&tsnah kfuu1ff0$traG arrccrc~swvfsHe'
rlesz y-,eucu
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~ ssvnrsss~s ~srs ansssagy hxt. 10 NE ssecs en-
ras asa gT.S. 4 Tsss sss "a sfo~lsr q recovery
frwm y~st.rt~y y a@caKe.
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essss sss. ssa a. ssys sAss sssss . ID cse Ssiss
soos % sp~<&t~s ssd 80 ssy<St Prices faly I'd.
seisd. ~ rsusa aissr 'A~s iass Frsaay
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r,sscss sw vs~~a sAsn ssscg~sed, ass isriser
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sssS isasr ss.s T 49, ssy .,.s % ssu'ry G .la "a n =,
- ssetsd Al "a "a pr guaxtsr ss~or.
fcSpcs ocss nassu. ssvt n --rss rssss vsve tbs
ane - - hnAJ, 90 about d lover than last Monday.
ern. Rec ussssrsd. rAlsw frnsr. a bsI 81. On.
ID. co the spot.
THE LATEST NEWS.
Icspes. sept u, 1890
Tm poNcAsrxE sy. nEsEn.
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1sb rcasou seoo0d
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cossois closed a g.. ass. 'cr morey, and o.. ior
sccourt
rvrs, sept n--FveAis.
ne King received 70 aay dcp1tstloz from Se~erA
and NE snhAssssss d he nsruhs< rs H@jusy ssssd
,hs prosecsoa which ms s~rusAsass s sas orders
have ss~s given " The sArdinsn srcops 70 enter thsss
poviso<s ~ Ne Icllewlns rrecl&~stloa
r,ss,, s.s y ss.s s = ss. No. = sss~y - 'ss n.',s Ne ~
psss:ss iAss .ss.. 700 20 90 80 :. - .s.ss
provinces isss ,As ssaas = srs'ss savsssarsrs vasS
sfrss shen. Yes 90 nos se v revssss ssss aass %
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sss s.' e..ss :''ss = s..s ss' a. sss % s4 =: ' :
respect .hs ss&t q sts cAssf q tns essrcA
s:s ma ~ sy .s 's-s 4. = ss =.
n ,.a ~. ssss IA % - ss.s -. a. ..
liberties Of ,hs ss,ou ssll,srs An a,sls-z q s-sr
nurops from The ooasrusi ss1ssr = rSvslusss sss
wuh
AUSTRALIA.
The troops haven rcpulse a wsssEs, sna r~<~sIcd
with the lose of twenty ne Deaf, ssa lhrsy sss~s
wounded. heinorxrmenix wsFe immediately srna n4si-
ness stssnanL
sypxvv, by Il. ise1
severe monetary prsysils. sza aeTs<x Aslaras
have occurred: iotsl nsbp tes kl2c TO- severe
have occurred, an many scos eass srs rspsssea 70
shipping
CHINA AID sArAx.
srtN.akg. faly NJ. fsGo
TIE rebels maintain their lossa~s mo sl.sd eresgs
are healthy Tie rAku forn 10 b. slsasl me
goth Of July.
Lord usin and rxron Cro~ are a rscheA
Foreigners are couriecxsiy treated w M rehns
transit duty Of eieveI lsex pr e&e . be ievea
Trade dull
gspas, Iaae 70. lseo
All quiet Trade rrosreax.nr
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ARRIVAL or TIE AaM
ARRIVAL OF TnI AlIIL
Interesting News frsn Japas, ersgsu.
British Columbia, xew Granada.
South and Central America.
OVER ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS N SPECIE.
Victories or the Govern snent in
New Granada.
-s~e~-es-- --s.s.za.e
United States Claims Against Fern
Still Unsettled,
tss, as., ~.
OVER ONE MILLION or DOLLARS N SPECIE.

Inc steamship Ariel. Cart Minor, from Aspsnsxn s~r
tember lS, with ss passsnss- mails and brcashs
down By the steamer from sAn Fpncseo of The isi ns
TO Psnana, arrived at this port yesterday.
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