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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-05

VE"k NWsANU
STATE or IoWn,l SIS.

EIT8E We AeN 1sI gx
LEm CouErY,
To .T.K. Hickey, lord u. Simpson, jain W.
cieshorn Il. II. Harrison Il. v. ". Bailey, X. r..
Ford, ID w. Ford, Jnmes Reynolds, j. II. Rey.
holds, ]. II. Harris @. w. Turner, Jehnk. Allen
Curtis h. Conn, Charles Huhbel Anna Hubbeti,
Wn. Rccs, Eli Clutts, Andrew Marshall, Jas IL,
Marshall VIM. Steele; NtIon Palmer, Il. b. w all
ker, Francis / Kaye, Henry M Parkhurst, Ed
mund Gauie, j. II. hickey trustee for III nj Park
hurst W m. G. Cooke, @. B. Castor, james Cox,
&c. Cue, II. H. Smith, O. H. schafer, p. A.
lErrnston. J. Miller, Edward Corbin, Chas. Clark,
Arthur Bfidgmsn Ficklen Lucas, A. Hosner
Thomas Lynch, Nm. & Il. i. Raddiek, 4. "
Phinnsy, James Hixon, J i. Davidson, Daniel
Conway S. ID. Edson, John ii. Deter Co., Alex
saroui, Wheeler, Bellows u Co., August Stein
ard August Kraft:
Oou and each of you are hereby notified thai
II there is row on Ale in the Office of the CLerk
Of the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, nj keo-
kuk petition in Chancery OF jesse Maltby
claiming against You the said 4. h. d. w. Fore
decree for the payment of the principal and in
tcrest now due Eve certain promIssory notes en-
ecuted bv you to said Jesse Malthy, ali datee
Ke kuk, October LIST, 1856. enc for the Of
$500 payable. August ,iS5S, one forthe same sun
PAYABLE August 1, $50, one for the same sum pay
able August 500, one for the same sum payae
August l. 1861. and one for the sum OF $4,000 pc y
able August 4, 1861; and against all Of you ih'
foreclosure of q mortgage executed by Es H.
W. Ford to said J esse Mnithys Oct. Il, Rsooy 20 se
cure said notes upon certain premises therein men
toned, In which it il said each Of you have o.
claim some interest; but no personal claim 10 mad
against any Of you except The said IL. Il ID I"
fosd. and also asking for the sale of said premises
and other relief.
Now, therefore, unless yon appear md answe
said petition before the second day OF th
next term of said Diet let Court, 10 be bsgun an
holden In keokuk on the ist Monday IN septem
Der 1860 "a decree will be entered against you II
cordance with he prayer of said peti ticn.
CLAGEl1, BkUWNE& tLAGEfT,
July 2j IsbO-dim Atty for Petitioner.
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A.eRMI NotIct.

TO Thomas g. Love- Benjamin Chase, X. s. Griffin;
XyOu and each a. Won are hereby notified that
4 there Is now ON file in the flee Of the CLERK
OF be District Court vi Lee County, Iowa, Al
Keokuk, petition of +. +. Noorhies claiming oil
said Love and said Chase judgment fer three
hundred dollars as money d ue on promissory note
ard claiming against all OF you the foreclosure OF
mortgage given by said Chase and said Love Il
secure the paymepa Of said note and others
And uni ss you appear and answer said petition
on or before the second day OF the next September
term OF said Court, judgment will b. rendered
against yeu by drfauit.
RAkkIN, MILLER h ENsTER,
Tu3v Of 1860 n I'm Att'ys FOR Plaintiff,
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To John Whestley, Alexander Lowrie, James H.
ehstrr, Isaac Hall, Henry Hefflenan and Julia
efleman HE wife, Bepaia al FarRum and Lstitis
n. farEum has wife, Jesse Reeves, Drltton s
Co., N b. Thomasson:
XTOU and eaen of you are hereby notified that
l. thereis now on b he ia he ohce of the Clerk OF
the District Court of Lee county, lows. at hsokuk
petition Of Hiram Barney claiming ~ You John
Whe4tIey the sum OF I've hundred dollars with 10
per cent interest per ennam payable annually, ~
money due on mor tgaxe male BY you 70 Charlie.
M ason and since assigned 10 said Barney, dated
j une II, 1858; also claiming against each OF you
the for &C iosure of said tgsRs, The same being
upon Lots and IL In Block iao, In the city of
keokuk, Lee county Iowa, fer the purchase money
and further asking for sale Of said premises and
general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning OF the second day OF the
next term Of said court, To commence at heokuk
on the frst Monday of September, A. ID. 1859, q
defsuit will be entered against you, The petition
taken AZ by yoa confessed, aud decree rendered
against you as prayed therein.
NOBLE L. STRONG,
July is. ls6o-dlm Pitts Att'ys.
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I.epaI NolIcc.

EeEaE Notice
To Isaac Gardner William Orr, 0ren Baldwin and
Ca harine Baldwin his wife. Oliver X. Reeves and
Elem &. Rev his wife, z w. Merritnew and
Louisa Merrithee bis wife. Jesse Wick ham ],
Leais Joaquin, v. Leopold, James Folger,
Milton 6lein CO., A. Nj. Carpenter, Silas
hcaight and ------ Orr, wife of said William
Orr:
yTGU and each Of Won are hereby notified that
L there is ile in the Office Of the Clark Of
the District Court OF Lee County, Iows 1t Keokuk
petition of hiram Barney, claiming OF you IsHae
8ardner the sum OF eieht hundred dollars, with
10 pt cent interest, per Annum payable annually,
~ monfy due on a mortg &c made by yen to Cha,
Mason aud since assigned 70 said Barney, dated
December z, $50, also ca ming against each oi
YOU the foreclosure of said mortgage, the same be.
ing pom tho East half Of the Southwest quarteI
| ara he " est balf of the Southeast quarter oi
section No seven, Township sisty-hve COY North
hangs West, Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
monty, and further q ipg for sale OF the prem
Uses An1 4, neral relief,
| And unlsss you appear and answer said petition
on or before tho morning of the second day OF th
| next term of said conrt 10 commence at keokui
on the fret Monday of September A. ID. 1860,
default will be entered against you, the pet,tiei
taken as BY you confessed, aud decree renderes
| against you se prayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG.
| duly ls, lsso-dlm PtfsAu'y.
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To s. Billings, William Ruddick, Amos HI.
Ssebbins, h. l.. Raddick, ID. A. Day and Mary J :.
Day. A. Q Campbell, Henry 5. Taylor Jeremiah
Day, john Ia. bay, Michael Kelly, Thos. Kelly.
Mary Powers, ii. w. GarretsoD, h Is. Smith, jr.,
EEra Potter, William Miller, Il. W. Phnney, ID
W edward, Ssm1 Back, ID. III. Annabe, j. G.
Parrot 4 Co.., A. Bridgman d Co., Patrick
MoGannrs danes Burrows, Rude Murphy,
Kendall, Howe Is Co.;
NGU aud each of you hereby notified that
L there is now hle IL the oface Of tho Clerk of
the District Court of lee county, Iowa, at keokuk
petition If Hiram Barney claiming Of you said
s. s. Billings the sum of two thouAaed dollars with
lQsper cent interest per annum payable annually
as money due mortgage made by you TO Chas.
Mason and since as ignsd to said Hiram Barney,
dated August Is, 1855; also claiming against each
Of yea the foreclosure of said Mortgage, the same
being pom Lot No. nine ~ Block No. eighteen
nS) q the City of eokuk, also the East half Of
the : orth-east quarter If the Northeast quarter
of set tiun twenty-ape f2D, Towaship sixty five
1857 North, Rspgs tye West, Lee county, Iowa, for
the furchskn moneys al furthsr asking for sale
of So Il premises AND general relief.
Ana unless you appear and answer SAID petition
on az before the ling of the second day OF the
nc vi term If saia eoart, to nee at keok us
or til first Monday OF osp.ember, A. ID 500. u
default viii be enter against you, the petition
taken as by you confessed, and decree rendered
against you g. pray ed therein.
NOBLE & STRONG,
July rs, lS60-dlm Pitts Atty's.
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VS..
HIRAM TORREY.
ffsHE defendant, Hiram Torrey IL hereby n oti-
l fed that thrre is row file IN the ofhee Of the
Cietk OF the District Court # Lee County, lows at
keot uk, the petition OF plaintiff. james Braden
claiming of said def endant the Of one hundred
and twenty five dollars tor money had and received
by the defendant foi the plaintiffs use The said
petition also asks for attachment against the
goods and chsttes OF the said defendant; and un-
less the sane defe ndant appears and answers Said
petition On or before the I'd day of the September
term 1860, of said District Court alignment will be
rendered gainst hiu thereon,
TURNER a CRAIG.
July 70, la6o-ln Att'ys Tor fita
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I.ogAl Nnxtce.


To Hugh NcCleery, James NcGlrery, Aifons Stan
Isl aus, Vim. HI STIFF I'd, Philip Speger Co.,
Thos. Edwards, I. A Harrow:
NnU and each Of ynu hereby notified that
Il there il fle In the 0fnce of the Clerk of
the District Court OF Lee county Iowa, at keokuk,
a petition of Hiram Barn y, claiming of you Hugh
MoCleriy and james Mctlesry he sum Of twenty
five hundred dollars With 10 per CT interest per an
mum payable annually as money due on a mort gage
mad by you 10 Charles Mason and since assigned
aid Barney. dated April 20, s5s; also claiming
sainst each of yea the foreclosure of said mort
gage, the case being upon the w. and 90 acres
OF tie N. end of, the ! If NV. Of sec. H. Up
90 N. K. 5 W.. lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money; and further asking for sale of said
prep Uses and general relief.
And unless YOU pear and answer said petition
on beiore the morning Of the secuLd day of tbs
next term If said eourt, - commence az heoknk
ou tie FIRST Norday II September, A u 1900, q
default will be asEere3 against yon. the petition
taken al hy yea confessed, and decree rendered
against you as prayed therein
- NOBLE Il STRONG,
! July IS, ls6A-dlm Fisffs Att-ys.
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To James X. Bruce Wm. o, Daniels, CornelIa y.
Worster, Rob -rt Worstsr Theodore ID Myers, J.
A. Worster, TempliD h Wors ter:
YOU are each of you hereby notified that there ~
i now on Gle In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court of Lee County, Iowa, At keokuk, the
petition of Smith Hamil claiming Of james Il.
Bruce and VIM. q. Daniels the sum Of fourteen
hundred dollars az money due him from them on q
prorni ssory note; ard claiming of all OF you the
force oeure Of mortgage given by said James r.
Brncs and Vim. %. Daniels to Smith Hami to &C.
cure said note on lots five aud six in block 1856
keokak, Lee county, Iowa.
Now unless you appear and answer thereto on OF
before the second day Of the next September term
"A. ID. 1861 Of said court, judgment and decree
will be rendered agstns, You by default according
to the prayer Of plaintiffs petition.
McCRARY & BRUCE,
Inlv 20 1seo-1u SOILS for Plaintiff.
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10 Isaac yanAusdaii, james M. vanAusdaIl,
Richard s. Cunni ngham; Hatch Thompson,
w. worrhington, Il. Harbine and John A. Ora
hams no.
OoU are hereby notified that there lis nov on
II Ole 10 the Clerk AofEre OF the District Court
pf Lee county, Iowa, at keokuk, petition In
Chancsry oil Charles Parsons Co., praying Gas
gainsi all of you for The cancellation and satie-
faction Of record of q cerSain mortgage pade ly
lisa nc anAusdsli 10 you Jas. M. VauAusdsii and
Richard &. Cunningham, dated 10th pecemhar,
1857 recorded in beck s, page is3, records of Lee
county, Iowa, bong upon the NV /, sec, 2, town
ship ebN. range west and the s-w. seq 10, town
ship 90 N. range west, claiming that the same 10
fraudulent mortgages; and also praying for gen
eral relief, with coats.
And you each are required to appear and answer
said petition by the second day or the next term OF
sAid court, which will be he.a on the hrst Monday
of Saptam Der, 1850 or decree win be had by de-
fault ~ therein prayed FOR.
J.. LoTHRoP RICE,
July ~. 1850 I'm Sol. for Petitioner.
L~wat Notice.
To- T. Cave, Riohsrd Piles, hhien Piles, Eaton,
Bro. Il Go, W. X. Crockett, State OF Iowa to nee
of School Fnnd, G. CARRIER; III. III. Slaughter
George Gray, Noah Bailey:
N0U are hereby notified that there Ia now ON file
L in the office IT the CLERK VI the District Ceorl
of Lee County, Iowa, at keokpk, petition OF
Ezra overall claiming against ]. T. Cave iudg-
men for the of Gwo Thousand dollars 40 money
due upon mortgage which covers certain real es-
tate more pa iioulary detcr bed in said petitions
and claiming against all Oh you the forcciosure OF
| said mortgage.
| And nnlsss ysa appear and ApsNer said petition
day In September next, juig nent will be rendered
| RANKIN a MILLER,
/ Jaty 10. 1sso-Im Puts Att'ys
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July Is, 1850 I'm Pitts


Usfk mai Voice
10 Edward A. Foote Il. u Foote, John T Beatty,
Christian Garoer, State savings Institution, tds-
fendanH):
V0U arehureby respectively notifed that there Is
i now on iic the Clerk's Once OK the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa, at Keokak, the petition
Of Hiram Barney, claiming Judgment on fers-
closure Of two gee against sa4d l.. A. X.
b. Footc above named, for the sum OF nine thou.
sand dollars, with ten per cent. interest from the
LIST day of July, 1850, and special and general
execution agsinst X. A. X. b. Fuots, and AZ
against all said defendants above named, prnyinI
also for the foreclosure Of t~o mortgages given by
raid Il. A. X. B. Foote to Charles Mason upon
Lots 80, IS and 10 in Block ~, IN Mason's Upper
Addition to the City OF keokuk, Lee county, lows,
the s.leof s2sd mertsAged premises to pay 81
said debt, the eAtinguish men OF AL equity OF re-
dem tion therein. for costs aud general relief
Nav you and each Of you are notified to appear
and newer tsid petition the morning Of The
seeon day If the sxt term of said court. TO be
holden on the st Monday OF September, 1850, OF
judgment and decree Will BIO had therein ~ prayed
for by default.
H. SCOTT HOWELL.
Il July Is, IsgD-Im Solicitor for Petitioner.
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w. H. BARRETT,
SUCCESSOR no q. A. pUKE.)
MANUFACTURERS ANDDEALkR
BOOTS AND SHOES

~ ALL hlNDS.~~Laaies' Hid Heel Ho0ts, from
~ 81 ,25 to So as. Ladies' Kid sliypers so
cts. to Si.25 Ladies Caters of all kinds. ing
ghsh, French, and Italian silk Lasting Of ali col
on. Congress aud side Lace with and without
heels cheaper than ever. *~*s
Misses and Children's Rid Anele Ties and Slip
pers, Boots and Gsgtvrs all sists, with without
heels cheaper than the cheapest, Men and Boys
Boots, and ahoef, aud Gaiterss PaseUt Leather,
Calf, and Kip, scwei and psfasd, Houlc made and
Shoes, ami Farmers Caters, and oxford Tfes
French Calf, and sewea, and reEgea, always On
hand and made 10 order on short notice.
io not forget the place. Ne. 30 Main street
Sign of the Nsmnosn Bet.
keuk uk, Juns Is, 1860. w. II. BARRETT.
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Legal foiice.

LegaI NOtlce.
TO ANN IL. SC0THoRNE:
Vou are hereby notified that there is now On
II die In the Office Of the Clerk vt tina Distrle
ccu-. ~ Lee eo-.ty. sc-s, - Eccs-s. tie PET
ton OF William -cothornr claiming OF you d.
vorce from the bond Of matrimony, On the ground
Of adulters and wiiiful desertion-
Nov unless You appear and answer thereto on OF
before the second day Of the next September tern
Ca D. 1861 Of said court, decree WILDE renderet
against you pro eonfssso prayed In PLAINTIFF pc
tition.
July n, 1s60-lm Sol. for Petitioner.
Admt Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersgnet
IN was, on the Goth day of July, 1860, by tbs
Ceuaty Court Of Lea County, Iowa, appointed 4 d
| ministrator If the estate OF Richard Jones, de
eeascd in place of M Staff lrt, no. resigned. Al
person. having claims az tinst sad estate are
OUR ed to present them according y law.
J.. l.. CURTIS,
Ju1y 40 l86e-dlm Administrator.
| T1sHIs DAY RECEIVED. Vol. al
| i New AMERICAN rCYcL0PEDIA, at
OGDEN, BROWNELL Il CO.'S
CIrr Book STORE,
J~lyasa No. 81 Main-st.
I1ATENT sLATEs--warranted not to break
| L for sale by OGDEN, BRoWNELLA GO.
nyu q Aain-at.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-20
Board Of Education.
TnuRslAY EvE., April II

| THURSDAY EvES Apth H.
Present - Messra. Wateham, Steele, How
ard Lindsly, Brown, Miller, Love, stopple'
man and Leonhard.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
aud approved.
The petition Of Silas Rrotzman for admit
tance to the s. W. School was granted
The request Of Judge Morse for the privi'
lege Of sending his son to the N. W. School
was granted.
The Visiting Committee Of the s. w School,
TO whom was referred the salary bill of the
teachers Of the same report The same correct
with one exception, which ppon their recon-
mendation was corrected.
The Committee to whom was referred the
increase 10 the salaries Of The principal and
the two male assistant teachers Of the Central
High School, reported in favor of increasing
the same $50 per quarter, TO take effect at the
commencement of the enext school year, which
was amended by Mr. Lindsly as follows That
the salaries Of the Principals and male assiss
tauts Of the Eve district schools be increased
s25 per quarter. The amendment ELECTED cons
siderable discussion, participated in by Messrs.
Howard, Miller, Ayers, Brown and Liodsly,
none, however, opposing it upon its own mer-
its, and the report as amended was passed.
A communication was read from Edward
Hazen, asking that the board permit him to
make statement in regard to his tablets for
the use Of primary schools.
The permission was granted and the subs
iect referred 10 the Committee on Text Books.
The Building Committee reported a plan,
and specifications for an addition to the Rass
tern School building, which were received and
ordered to be filed.
By Mr.. Stoppleman, That a committee OF
three be appointed to inquire il il would not
be better to build new house in some other
part Of the city, that TO repair the Eastern
School House as proposed.
An amendment to the above was offered, by
Mr.. Lindsly. which was adopted, referring1he
matter to the Building Committee, in connecs
ton with Mr.. stOpplemsn.
By Mr. Love, That the Finance Committee
be directed to make application 10 the City
Council for the necessary bonds TO make the
addition to the Eastern School Rouse In act
cordance with the plan, and specification on
file with the City CLERK.
BY Mr.. Love, That hereafter all bills or
claims against the School Board, shall be pres
sented to the Oltrk, or Committee on Accounts,
at least 3 days before any regular meetings Of
the Board and that all accounts or bills shall
be endorsed by the committee or persons under
whose authority such bills may Bave been con~
tracted, after which such bills shall be prop,
erly referredto to the committee for auditing
By Mr.. Ayres, That the regular meetings of
the board be held on the second Thursday
evening of each month. Adopted.
BY Mr.. Brown, That the Visiting Commit
tees bo directed to report whether in their
opinion the present system Of the assignment
of lessons in the schools was ipjudicious or of
such anAture as to epdanger the health of the
pupils. Adopted.
amer passing upon the bills presented, tne |
Board adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-20
Cincinnati Marker.

oSonS ATT. April 10.
PLoUR-sslss Of 400 brls at 5.50@5, 60
for sUPer6ne, and s. .75@5.9O for extra, the latter
rate for white wheat.
WHIsKY--SAles Of 900 bbls at I7sIc.,
including that from wagon.
GRooERIRS-No change in the market; the
demand is moderate, and for Coffee the market
is very firm and prices tending upward; 200
bags sold at l4Jfo. Sugar ranges from ~ to
sJ6c.. and MOlSssss As to 46e.
wHEAT-Firm at ,3s@l,S for White. and
l,aO@l ,33 for red. Spring is dull al ,2O@I 81
The largest part Of receipts fora week past
have been Of this kind Wheat is shipped to
this point from St. Louis; sales OF $50 bushels
prime red at | 81; 800 bush red at 80; 800
busb choice Kentucky white at 40.
ooRH-Firm al 4t@45c for ear In bulk, and
46e. for shelled.
oATs--Sales Of 600 bush in bulk al 43c.
RYE-Sales 900 bush at s3c; 200 do Al 96c.
delivered; $50 do al 95o.
BARLKY--ws quote prime fAll at ssassc.
ooLyER sERD--SAlss Of I4O bush good Al
AIS; 100 sacks prime 81 $50. Thsre IL bat
little dsmAnd for tho article, as the aSason Il
over.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-20
COUNTRY FRIEND.

FoR TEE LADns.-We direct the sttentiOn
of our lady readers TO the advertisement Of
Shaler's Patent Carpet Sweeper, in another
column. 1t is said to be the mos complete
dust cleanser ever inveutedi when revolving
across a carpet it takes up all the dust. scraps
of paper and linen, and will eveu take up pins
and needles, and deposit them in reservoir
which is kept closed until the carpet is thor
oughly cleansed. No dust eau possibly be
raised. The ladies lOaI have them II they once
learn, where they may be had. Langdons',
Main ST.. have them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-20


The "ISJINEs "-of course the Injines" W i'll
remember, but we desire that the pale faces
also bear in mind, that on Tuesday next the
l. o. r. M will have grand march in Gin
cinnat; and we Judge from the order of pros
cession which the Chiefs have sent out to the
various tribes, that it will be the most attract
i've thing of the kind seen for many years.
The Tableau Oars, which will head each dis
vision of the procession, we are informed by
one Of the Braves, will comprise some Of the
most noted and thrilling scenes in the early
settlement of America. 1t will, without doubt,
be an extra occasion, and well worth visit to
the Queen City. We learn that the Tribe in
Cincinnati will give big dance in the evening
at which they will celebrate one of their stated
feasts; not being an "Iniine" we can't partic.
ularize
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-20

BALTIMORE CLOTHING SToRE-Lessner a Bro.
are just opening fashionable clothing depot
which they denominAte the baltimore Cloth
ing Store" in the room recently occupied by I.
N, d W. NJ. Green, Empire building, Sd St.
They are busily engaged in fixing up, and are
already prepared to wait upon the public
They have a very heavy stock Of men aad
boys clothing, of the latest styles. and fresh
goods. They assure us that they will pot be
behind any firm in the city in their supplies Of
good and fashionable clothing. OF course our
people will call and see them.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-20

THE FIGHE-The latest dates we have from
across the water, through the New York dip
per r,nform US that the great International mill"
between Heenau and sayres was changed to
the lslh--Wednesday, II this has been done
we will not hear from the affair until
week after next. But we have little, faith
in what the clipper says. Last week it
pretended to have positive and reliable word
that the fight would come off on Friday, the
18TH now it says it had been postponed until
the 18th inst. We will know all about it
probably when we get the news by the first
steamer which sails after the fight.