davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-12
The Universitys Family Remedies

l Hs,l ED under the Seal, Sanction and Authority
i Of the University III free Med.eius aud Popu ar
knowledge, chartered by the State Of Psnns ana,
April 70, 1888, with capital VI 100000, mainly
for the purpose Of arresting the evils Of Spurious
and Worthless Nostrums also, for supplying tie
community with reliable remedies wherever u com
pctent Physician cannot or viii not b. employed
This Institution has purchased from DR.. john X.
KowAsD, his celebrated
ROWAND's TONIC MIXTURE.
Known for upwards Of twenty five years as the
only sure and safe cure for Fever and Ague, &c,
and his nestimabe remedy for Bowel Complaints,
Rowand's Compound syrup Of Blackberry Root,
which highly approved aud popular remedies, to-
gethcr with the University Remedy Tor Complaint.
Of the Lung the University Remedy for Dyspep
STA or Indigestion; the tnlsersifys Remeey for
Costise Bowels also the University : Almanac may
be had, vi the Branch Dispensary, Store of
MCKINNEY 4 RUNNER, heokuk.
August ] l. 1855. dy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-12
RHODES FEVER AND A6:UE CURE,
OH ANTIUOTE 10 MALARIA

LNOR the Prevention and Cure Of INTERMITTENT
i and RratTrESr FEyEgs, FEyIn and ACuE CHILis
and fEvkR prMB AGUE. GENERAL DEBILITY, NIcar
SwEATs, and all other forms II disease which have
= common origin in Malaria or MiaslRa.
THIS Is q NATURAL ATIDoTE which will en-
hrey protect any resident Traveller even in the
most sek!y swailpy localities, from any Ague or
Bilious disease whatever, or any Injury from con
siantly inhaling Malaria or Miasma
II viii instantly check the Ague in persons who
have raH-fea for any Length of time from unr duy
to twenty years SO they need to have another
chill, b continuing in according 10 direction.
The patient AT encs begins 10 recover appetite and
stregnth, and continues until permanent and rad
cal Is effected.
~ One Of two bottles viii answer for any ordi-
nary ease may require moTa. Directions
printed IN German, French and Spanish, accompany
ach bottle Ptios one dollar. Liberal discounts
made the trad
JANIS A. RHODES, Providence, Il L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-12
). ". 6croggs'
LUMBER YARD. KEOKUK

- ~ nv
IN Lchssrk Street between 9TH and 9th Streets
Onorfh Of Main street. 4 large Assortm OF
Lumber and Shingles, Of best quality, always on
hand. dawIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-12

AieN0u dcrsA Pelami ms.

TIE IKEAT AMERICAN HAIR IUNIL.
w HAT IL more desirable by the young than the
w iaxuriant locks of youth and beauty? What
i dreaded by the middle age than gray halrsy
Who hat is old but would avert badness, which
can all be accomplished by asihe Alexander Pc
lameus universally acknowledged TO be the most
superior article for benutifying the HAIR and which
ii equally etcacipn IN preserving it, natural heath-
For sale at 81 Main Street, by
June 28.--stf j. ID. MINcHELL h CO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-12
0f1lMoye's yuxh6ah Iiniunont.
rTgAE g. ~ besta, q r. vi - ;eh - ~

= M0A30t~
WAH e. bestIhfss6i 1ich t.{ 5ctASen Of
I@,fsred tufhe pdbffcs III Man cxSei1snt remedy
Tor Neuralgia, kryslEsass, rheumatism, wounds,
cuts ulcers burns, seads hFuises sprsins um
sore throat head ache tooth ache pains ia Inc limbs
chest back. stomach or bowels Also for founder,
giasne" ag AHsd sweeney, spiint .aprsins poll evil,
stif complaint, yellow water, distemper ring bope
hsula, collie, bolts, and harness gals &c The words
Gillmore's Turkish Lnmcnt are blown in the plass:
also a fac smie Of my written signature accompa-
nice each bottle
GflImore,s Cholera and Diarrhca
Mixture.
This Is the best remedy known for bowel comp
laints, such az Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentcry Pains
IN the Bowels, DC, &c 1hose who have used II are
charmed with it's medical virtues. The name is blown
IN tho glass.
Gitlmore's Vegetable Cathartic a nd
Ltver Pills.
These celebrated Pills al excellent remedy for
Fever and Ague Bilious Comp lnints. Collie DyAeate-
ry Constipation Ut the BoweE, Indigestion. Jsan-
dice, DroIey, Debility, Liver Complaint Diotches
On be skB. Feyers. &c. The hest family pill known
and can b used With safety, whenever eathartie is
Needed 20
! N. b. 10 insure uuine atiele and ore on
which YOU rely With pei fest safety be part ocular
toinqgire for Gilimores Vegetable, CatLnrtic md
li,H Pills.
Californian Cough Lozenges.
Prepared by III r. Gillmorc popular remedy
for tpnghs, toisls, and bronchial aleei.oAs. THY
have given eutte satl faction those who have used
them. "HHf
GiIImo rc,s Hair Hal sam.
beautiful preparation for the Hair and properly
used viii restore IL to it's orig inai softness md
beauty. Those who have used 1t say il IL The best
preparation they have
Sold wholesi,le and retail, by H. II AYERS, Drug
:.st corner of Main and Third str6es, kcosuk Iowa
Aiso by Druggists aud Merchants throughout ths
state
October 2. '55-a&wy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-10-12

Ta<ta are D.c enc raroh for ne Feor 1865.
Lot Block Value Tax Cost
Ramsey David LIS 5un tie IL
"a. ,s,.;,- ~ G.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
GOVERNORS OF THE AIMS HOUSE.

The Board of Ten Governors met Oh fne-dsy siEe'-
noon-Mr. TOWNSEND in The chair and Qsorun
present.
Mr. DRAPER, from the co rmi,tee on The Work
Rouse, TO ~hom bad been COMM TED for oon.deraaon
the report OF the CONNIE soDers OF Emsreu Oh ber
indebtedness TO tie Aims house department preeentei
report rel ersiiDg the saemen; tns. he conuss &
ers are indebted 10 this board il Ire ssn OF ferysgh.
thousand two hundred and seventytSo dollars and
h two cents and Ieve wing the repoti OF The con-
mis,ioners ct length. The rcpor. was accepted lad
ordered 10 be pnated.
The committee on Finance was Authorized 70 IL
crease the application for funds " meet the Deficiencies
Of the Aims house department. for the current ye&
from seventy-6 thousand dolls:s 20 huDded al
seven thousand oollars.
The suhjec, of lighting Rsn6srr and Blackwell 3
Islands with gas made the special order .sl The
next regular meeting.
lie fol owing is the weekly staeneE. o. The AFFAIR."
Of the Aims house department:
Nnmhrr remaining week ending Nov. 10. lts5 G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

". u. MACY, Ireesneer.
T,ecpArRuAs proposed the folio wing donations;
WIDOW Of Dr. Hunter, tfty dol.rs
Mia Wall.ee, tv.nry hse dollars
Widow Of Lersblin Hamilton, nnrse, hhy dollars
which was agreed TO-
On motion of GORGE DOUGLASS, eeq., 20 thocsacd
dosys wss spIroprsed !or The reiei OF the orlnans
of the pestilence 10 be divided between Norfolk and
p rtsu on b. according TO the number of orphans IN
escb.
or motion Of ROYAL PBELPs, esq, the sum Of
eighteen hundred ard thirty weight dollars twenty three
cans remai1 ing hand was ordered 70 be renied 70
the nsyors Of Norfolk and Portsmouth, to be dis
buried fer general relief Of The sufferers IN such nan-
ner - they in their judgment may deem meet.
The secretary stated tbs, the elitsr of The ~
Y Jourra. OF Commerce, C1nr,tr and Enquire,
Commercial Adrertiscr, Erprrss, Sun, Herald,
Times. al d TRIBUNE had be,n called upon iOt their
bill OF advertising, and none of ITEM had made auy
charge except The Sun, which bill was two hundred
81 eieh dollars, thirty seven cen =, and Mr.. 8.
Beach had already receip'ed Il as Donation.
The amtup: o. donations thus made b. each Of the
papers named may be estimated by the amount Of bill
rer dertd By The Sun. Whereupon,
JoHS d. JOKES. esq offered the following;
ee Tbs the bnts Of the committee be ts1seed To
Csmneial AStp se, Erpres sus Head Tine, s'd rAB.
USE their eoeibotn and for the ad they IA
giser this humane effort WHICH gas nnaIlnons Aiopt;d
A note wa. received from J. T. Souther esq, prev
dent the Bsnk of the Repub ic, stating that she
sym Of fourteen thousand two hundred and hftyOne
dollars forts sx cents had been received by him for
Norfolk bnd Portsmouth, which i0cludes the amount
contributed through the Corn Exchange com ntee,
and tie amount received by him Tor me orphan Asy-
lum at Norfolk.
RoBERT GRACE, esq, offered the following:
he,o.d Tba tse hams OF the ssmmisee he prsssred 70
The cbsnm,n rsourer and secretary o' their efficient ser
vices Adopted.
The chairman then declared The meeting adjourned
,iac die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

HEAVY RoBBEniEs.-On Tuesday afternoon geus-
man who had bsen for several years in Caiiioris
arrived in the city aud put up at the Irving hous.
lie had with him $1,000 in gold, which he Iefs In bic
trunk instead of oepositing 10 the cafe of the ho,a
His room was entered by means of false key, The
ZANE evening and every dollar carried Of by some
unknown thief. The police we're immedisfly notified
and endesvoriDg to fad the offender but their
success is doubtful
On the sane evening an sged gentleman was passing
through West street., IN the vicinity Of Washngbr
market, when his bress'-pocket WI. cut out and
g. 100 in bank bills and certified check for i3oocS
ried off, So dexterously was the operation reformed
that be was unaware of i, until Informed by snothS
person. The money stolen nearly all he pos@s'ed
and be YVES 20 affected by the loss that b ainted
the street and remained sen:sess until Q phi, scia
was called and restored him. His residence Is In We
interior Of the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

TIE board net Yesterday Afternoon 9: he once IN
Worth street the Hon. GULiASC VERPiAscK N tne
chair. ard hesrs- Corgn, Kelly, Cumming 0fao'
tree Kepr e5y PuJdy and Gsrrs ne present
NJ. Kg>yIDI, chairman OF The Carte Gsrden COM
.,,,,ee ,euerted that dgYsg the past week eeve1
,hir, have arrived al the depot; with $40 oondsoie
passengers ana eishtyeeven not liable 20 bond. ine
r,.h means IN their ., ssession amounted 10 o 2JO -.
NJ G.RRIeuE presented form OF circu a. 70 be
forwarded 10 the several Emopesn governments
abo,e subiects emixrste TO TINS country Tor
The purpose Of informing ih'm OF the eTors
xbich have been sde BY the Commissioners OF Z MI
vr,on 70 ernierazis coming 10 the port OF AeF-fok,
ard exposing the means by woeo Ine runne's eud
ofers eD6eavor 10 thwsrt thoee en- rs iue govern
ueLis addressed are requested 10 Pfe'eu' us g
,ahi. huept within their domnlons OF agencies ior
,S l NJ tickets for passage INTO the Interior OF this
country. . -..,
grated upon hs democratic ears Ana ne oll ho' De-
leye that these runners citizens OF the ni'ed stse
veye ospo of despersdoes and ruffiaus Is charged
M. VrRPLAxcx said the term "sugus' wa a. le-
gi.m ate addressing member OF the Legislature a.
Honorable. ,
s,a,es WHY should we call them desperadoes IN 81
dressing tyrsnricsi governments, whose people are
driven here by their oppressive rule.
Nr KESSEDr-Sil you know NAV nost OF NEE
ru ner are foreigners and all Of them are des erafoes
OF the wort ind ami one of them who not cIti'
zen OF the ped States has Just been elected men,
Der Of the Board Of Councilnen.
After some further discussion the report was referred
back "a toe committee to be slightly modified
Mr.. KENNEDY narrated ease reported 20 him by
female passenger in the nip from Liverpool. TINS
yomsp be said, states that the csptsin OF the -
omreIled her 10 purchase of booking sgeot in Liy-
erpool tas.ase tickets from NeS-York 70 Boston ct
ooube the regular rates, pain of being left in Liv'
erpool if she old lot do 80. He also stsled thr SIX
able bo led Hoanders sent o1t IN the shi) Driver
by Their Government. As he thought that they we're
either criminals psupers, he had caused them to be
arrested and taken before the mayor.
The following is a summary of the weekly state
ments of the affairs OF the commission:
Nur her of entrants arrived TO Nov 1855 pa
Number Of migrants arrived since, 70 nov 4... sOS
To Nov. II, ls4.......................... tssCS5
1883. 1854.
Inmates in institution Wards sand ....l75l zs5
Inmates in Marine hospital .,............... 81 "a
Total...... ..................l,Sfz S,ON
Bslsnce bank Jan. sol l9< -
LssresNe receipts 20 Nov. 7....... ..s SE9 80 70
Received III to Nov. IA for eommuEar
ten Of alien passengers, ke......'.'.' OF 90 . -.
Disburse m'Dts as per previous account 70 1880, o..
T. "
Nc Iaym made on Nov. !.
OyerdJaf on the bank Nov s5445 II
The board adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COUNTY CANyASSERS.

The County Csnvassers held their second meeting
yesterday ct noon, Supervisor Barker in the chair.
VIZ. CURTIS Norrs, 10 behalf of Jofeph H. roone,
LOUIS n. Glover, John s. Giles and Joseph S,ah-
worth, asked leave to present protest sgsinst the
counting Of certain districts.
After shot discussion, in which Messrs. Herriek
ard Ely advocated lis'eniog to the protest and
hessr. Lord and Keuy opposed il, the paper wss
presented By M Wakemsn, with smother from rhos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH

The closing ee;iDg Of the New York General Re..sf
committee wss beld a. No Is Insurance buildings on
Saturday last Nr. p Peril: IN tue chair, Z. heriar
secretary.
Mr.. W. u. MACY, treasurer, presented hls fns, e
port, as 70 iovs;
Received In money 10 200 'onst, Ms. So $40 90
One hundred and six tuns 'hr..en hs,trei and
twenty pounds Of 80, contributed ~ tss Kpiets-
locker lie eoupGsy, rhioh was shipped % No.f.k,
thee pAesssss OF ch.d,ere clo:n5r yAcel a: thret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

In the article published in yesterdays TRrbrM,
headed Target Shooting" the volunteer company
calling themselves Second Company Liberty Guard
wss not the company referred to ss rahing disturb
aroe at the saloon in Futon street. where they dned
on Tuesday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

ALzs HOUSE ExPEEDrIUEEs FOR ls56-The COVER
pOrs Of TIE Aims house se-e TO have held a special
mse,isg lsst sysning 70 consider wh,. sun viii be re-
qrhSa 20 nee! The eIpsD'ss Of the department for he
ersuhgyte. q1orvm not being present., No &C ION
we isssDi b. TDnor ssy' ne sun ssry will FAR
exceed the q; %: aticc ior the p,tsen. year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

CoSsPmIcr TO DErRup-Sxyrs.L xxAoAsr,Ir
TIRxs swisDLID We noticed fe~ dsys sisee Tie
sre.t Of o Mr. wstkins 9 merchant, doog bu,ipes.
in Pearl styeet on Q charge Of having e;al led IN.
firm Of Bliss q Kellogg sf 2s9 Broadway, cut Of.
considerable amount Of goods BY iase reprosen shoas
Since tia. time il has been sscert .ined tina, be d
bis comic atts have obtained in similar m.spe-
goods to The value ST iea.t Of ten thousand dolsr
from the foIlo-h firms, members Of which yesterds,
appear before sstcs Pesroey and made ,fhds,i,
respecting the affair: Bis & Ike logg, No 2s2 Broad.
way; Bloise L. Schmidt No 40 Dsy street Hash C.
Boyd, agent for the American oil company, Nc. laS
Naid.n.'ape; Wood & Dcser,on, No. q Jsha street
Lemuel Gilbert, Boston. Mass and Paite, Nshef 4
RHODES 10. 90 Dey s,cee,. These a tlemen iepsse
that on the frst of March lsst. Absr. S. Robirse,
Lucius c. Watkins II. Watkins, Judsou Leonot
snd Henry A. Bakesly, conspired togethe-, a. theJ
believe, 20 defcaud them and others, unknwn to
them out OF property 10 more than ten thousand
dollars in value, which p'oserty was obtained by
fslse and fraudulent representations and further Tia
,bey believe the books OF Watkins L Bristol, L. s.
Watkins & Co., the Ne~.York Alcohol and Can.
phene oompepy, and Albert 5. Robinson, which Aey
believe are at tie store of Watkins & Co., No, ls,
Pearl street contain material PROOF of the conspiracy
and nttn, to defraud and ought to be produced d
court They further say bat the said goods were %.
tanned from them "maliciousy and vllfully" snI
sex for the arrest Of tse parties sccused Upon As
evidence Justice Peavey issued warrants for TOE ~
cused, snd all, with one exception were brought int
court II was soon ascertsiued that Leonard And
Blske.ly had been the tools Of the others and Asy
were admitted ss witnesses sgsibst the other psrs
= - o.l...a iak =
sppears that Watkins 4 Co. had bought largely from
diferen merchants, and paid for the goods in notes
made by one or other Of the parties which were de
honor, e. they fell due. Another ofthe oonijerats
whose name is omitted in the above lst, is yet Il
large; bus Policeman Sseeny hss wansn, for hin
anc /, on the alert The accused gave bail each in
g. 900 10 answer, and an examination in the matter
will be made shortly by the magistrate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

CoRREcrIos.-In the list Of premiums awarded d
the fair of the American Institute published by rs yss
terday the nsne Of w. N. p. Bryon fine srts sboJA
have been Byron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

BOARD OF EDUCATION The Board Of Educ stioo
for the neat year viii consist Of the foo~og members
Wards. Benbers holding over Member n.ss.y elected
I....AnSrsw J. eeny. josiah w. Brown
H.. Joshua u. Able. JAn Hooper
H.. WI an AhVo-. William Il. Avery
V....vlorrDce tcCahy John Ware.
N....C Charles :. Tsppsn. James a tn hill.
w.. William Sinclair Water Roshs
VII. David Webb dbrsham Deaike.
VlII...Isssc Phi lips Elphalst Boo man.
IX.... William See. Albert Smith.
X.... William Jones u. Daniel sls
XT....Jededish MI. er 0s1re White.
Kill. John Green <byaAaa Y. Wiisna
KILL. Andrew J. Csse. stephen Broster
XIV. Andrew II. Green. ThoInss Roese.
XV... James w. ULderhll. Richard Burlew.
XVI....Rbert A. Adams lsaAe w. Smith
XIV i...Benjsmin 4. Winthrop, James y Henry.
lII....Wilh.m II. Mel son. Simeon Bal twin.
XlX...Jobn c. Full. Richard s. Gray
xX....Bolt' N. Fowler. kels,n Waterbury
Xxx ....Johu Davenport DR.. lafayette Raaney
XXll... Robert IL shannon. DIR. yoseph Edward
new members in ftalte reelected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

TIE Board a. jourred 10 meet this evening" 70, tee
purpose OF considering what amour, Of mocsy will BE-
required 10 meet the expenses OF TIE depa-meci 70.
the coming year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

The VrcoMrE HgSRV DE MARS,s, descended from
long line OF French mobiles ster whom part of The
Tuielies Palace is called the Pavilion Msnsn,l hsv.
ing been obliged to leave his native land because ohk
political IL gfnist OPTIONS offers to teach the Frea
language in our city; and there may be soma who VII
choose TO have their children taught by Viscount
SO we state the fact We consider his nobility Of no
account; but VIC honor bis effort to earn living use
fully especially he is not forced to DO by absolute
want fIeno certiies that be is admirably qualified
to teach. His office is st 435 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
JOSEPH II. TOONR,
LOUIS ~. GLOVER,
JOHN s. GILES,
JOSEPH sJUrHWOkrH.

M Howard moved that the protest be referred TO
committee that they be requested to bear counsel
Mr. KELLY did not see the necessity for that He
held in bis hand report OF last years proceedings
and he committee then reported that hey coald noi
go behind The iDsp c,ors' returns.
Mr.. Fox offered en- ameodment ttat il be referred
to q con mittee Of the whole body
Mr. HOWARD was certain that they were Obliged 70
90 by he inspectors returns bet be wSned these
men to have a hearing out If courtesy.
Mr. WAKEHAE ssid that last year similar question
was beard by a select committee with an invitation TO
The rest of the supervisors 10 be present which was
generally accepted
The amer dment Of Mr.. Fox vss adopted fifteen %
five.
Mr.. Bars protest was then read SIS foIows:
To aehssOrGe ne Board cosny cd''a'o' fer TIC e'sH'y
The undersigned respectfully represents TO your
hor orahe body, thst there have been gross fauds
irregularities in the Of conducting the election
ano IL sang h5 vOses in the Second cleo ION us
trict OF the Frst ward that the votes canyassed
by er. obs 10. Dspec ofek ciOn.hat the CsDv ne
was a. jouIDeo before being completed thai candid
a,ts for local offices took part in ouDtlng ne vobe;
that the returns we're sent back after being fled N tie
county clerks Office and tn It numerous other breSu.
larIti.s urrd the undersigned 10 informed and
belle ves but which he c.Dnot DO par lcusfiy specify
The unoefsigne therefore respectfully req1ess tnat
your bof orabe body before csnvassaDg TIE vo.ee for
said el, ciion district will allow him an opuoru ity Of
btips be I'd by eouu sci and Of aiming he re,orns
ard poll LETS for said district and thai your honorable
booy take such action in the matter Is justice and the
circumstances Of the Gaze may re9n n9x,s p.vs
This protest was referred TO committee a. he
whole board, on motion of Mr.. ELY.
Mr. wAKEnAx made motion tea. counsel et a.
lowed to proceed
Mr.. LORD moved to amend that they be restricted
to The aomssbily OF IL protest and the right Of the
board to 90 behind the returns CsIrsd-ssn - seven
WV NJ. EvARTs said tina; counsel wished 70 be
he ard on the other Size.
Mr.. JORDAN, one Of the counsel for tie X. n pro-
testing candidates, asked ostponement ter day
which was granted and the Bosrd Adjourned until
to-cay at ! o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

ARREST OF A sBREwD YIsAscrER-A man NAMED
Geo Teasey was yesterday arrested, and committed
by Justice Peacey, at The j. fferson market police
court, ~ answer two separate charges Of false pre-
tDses. The first is made by Cornelius J. Dsnks,
tailor Of No. l07 Greenwich street, who alleges ba
Tessey purchased from him suit Of Clothes valued
at s33 and ordered them 10 be 10 hs residence
No. IS Howard street. when be said he would pay for
them. The aricles were sent directed and Tessey
on receiving them took off his old clothes and put on
the new opes after which be walked off, leaving ths
tailor clerk in the iurch Tue next charge msds
by s. Reguie OF No 4s9 Broome street, who alleges
tha. Teasey bought molones to the valse Of s7',
from him, and orosrec He 10 be sent 10 his place
business No. LOG Center street, where be promsedb
foot the bill. The goods were sent as directed snd
were accompanied by Mr.. Reguile who found rssssy
and was asked by him to 60 with him down town TO
raise the money TO pay for them. He did 20, bn
Teesy could procure no funos, and Mr.. Regule deter
nired to take back bis goods but in goog TO Tesey'
place, found that they had been carried off, and were
10. on the premies. He then preferred charge
false pretenses against Tessey, alleging that il W.
his intention to defsud him cut Of his property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15
ypu vopx DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER l5 1855

hundred dollars, eonribr;ed by be BSooklyn Fem.!s
EupIoynen n, society and bin Of lsinr Of vine oni
ned 10 Howard association, Norfolk, per Lndnn q
Ptssni.'s steamer line, by "a unknown dooor.
The treasurer stated thai vih the exception OF TIE
too I..t OF The twelve hundred sns three locations
AT rad seen from time 10 time sekno Eledged 10 the
eity Journals, or some Of them The two not ac-
LpcE.dsed were received on the ID Of the month,
viz: Lquor. Dealers association, bssn,e Of siI do,
ChuYcb o, The Pilgrims Brooklyn, Rev. DIR. S.exns,
bs,tor By ID. Walter smith, three huodfei and hitJ
y. al -. I'D s,r,aer cen.s f1r the orphans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

BROADWAY rHEArER Mrs. Julia Dean Hsyse sp.
peared last night as Blanca, in Fasio, 10 an Ovs
flowing house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

Mr.. BUCHANAN - The Alta California and oths
San Francisco papers accord to Mr.. Buchanan u
trsgedan high bistriobc triumph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-15

LEcTyRE By Dr.. VHTos The first Of course Of
Lectures before the Young Mems association of the
Twentieth. stree. Congregational church will be given
ttis evening, by he Hey. DR.. vinton. Subject:
Public Opinien.