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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
ARRIVAL OF KISSANE, THE BANK
FORGER
HIS MOVEMENTS SINCE HIS EsCAPE-RE-

HIS MOVEMENTS SINCE HIS ESCAPE-RE-
COvERY OF $500
Sergeant Hogan, of the Reserve Corp, Who some
days since, was dispatched 70 Clarence Hollow, II
milee from Buffslo, in company with Mr.. Parsons,
First Teller of the Chemical Bank, for the pu pose Of
bringing to this City VIM. Kisssoe, the bank forzer,
who bad there been arrested, yesterday returned to
the City with bis prisoner, whom he hsd taken on a
wansnt iisued by the Court Of Sessions ndict-
men. found against him for having obtained Sit 800
from the Chen zeal Bank forged paper. On his
rival lie was taken the Office of the Chief of Police
and locked up in cell 1t appears teat after his es-
cape from Marshal Ruflin of Cincinnati 10 September
last, be made his way to Rochester dis used as
newly arrived fr.hmsn, and from there proceeded to
Buffalo, when friend took him thence to the farn.
house Of che VIM. Sparrow, IA miles from that ci =,
where be remain ed for FIVE weeks working the farm
occasionally visiting Buffalo with produce. Becoming
tired Of l,bcrers life he concocted plan to make
money faster than he was then doing, and soon com
menced passing altered bank bills, Of which he
gave TO hi. employer, who, in the Of business
passed them to another farmer ned Zsnt, and this
man pr,ferred q complain. against Sparrow, AMI
caused his arrest. To clear hm'elf Sparrow stated
that he had obt,ioed the notes of Kssane then kno
AZ LyDcb, who was arrested by Zant, The fact was
then asceriained that Sparrows wife had in her keep
ing some money belonging to Lynch, and upon is- be-
ing dem anded che handed thirteen $500 bills
on the Chemical Bank Rof this City It was then su''
pected by the Buffalo Police tbstLypch was the noio.
rious Ki.sane, who had defrsuded the above bank
out Of Yearly els ooo and they secured him and tee
e spbed to the Chief Of Police Of this City. In the
meantime the prisoner was kept with handouts upon
bin, and in that situation be was conveyed to the
City. On the way, be stated that Sergeant Reed ws
in 10 way TO bamo for bis escape at HornelIsvle, in
SepfeDber last he being at the time in charge Of
M.rsbal Ruffin while Reed asleep in other part
of the car be having been deprived OF rest for nearly
81 hours previous and placed his prisoner in charge
of the Mwshsl while he took Zap. Kisssne is also
charged with having obtained 81 900 from the Amer-
can Exchange Bank on forged paper. This took
place it is alleged, abouttbe time he made tho draw
on The Chemical Bank. lie Is a weh educated man
Of good address ard smart business man. Hi. trial
viii probably take place at the neI term OF the Court
of General Sessions Farmer Zabt. ii is understood
will oiaiu the reward which was offered for his arrest
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MARKET BANK EMBFZZLEMENT CASE

In tte case Of William Post Sscket late Receiving
Teller of the Market Bank, who is charged with en-
boz,liDg t25 600 Of he funds Of the Bank, an exam
in ,iion vas commenced yesterday afternoon bsfore
Justice Connolly-Henry L. Clinton, Esq appearing
for ihe defense, and e1 Judge Beebe for the Bsnk.
Mr. Williams, President of the Bank, Mr.. Cooper,
the Paying Teller and others connected with that in
sti,utjop we're examined and examined at con-
soer.be length but nothing Of particular Importance
70 the public was elected The stands Adjourned
to Friday next at "a o'clock p. NJ.
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CALL TO KANSAS.
BY LUCY LARcOM.

By LUCY LARcOM.
YrogEs strong, biiber throngl
Natures honest men;
We viii make the wilderness
Bod and bloom agsin.
Bring thejickle, speed the plov,
Turn the ready soil
Freedom IL the nsblsst pay
For the true name toll
Ho brothers come, brothers
Hasten all with me, 49,
We II ling upon the kansss piaanS
A song OF Liberty!
Father, h aste DER the waste
Lies a pleasant land.
There your fresi5es-dtsr s'ohes
Fixed 10 truth, sbsu stand
There your sons brave and gooo'
Shall TO freemen grow,
cid in triple mail Of righf,
Wrong 70 overthrow.
Ho brothers come, brothers
Hasten all with me,
We II sing, &c.
uothsr. come here's home
In the waiting West.
Bring the seeds Of love and peace,
You who SOW them best.
Faithful hearts, holy prayers,
Keep from faint the air;
Boil mothers tears have wet,
Golden crops shall besr.
Come, mother fond mother,
List we call 10 thea.
We II sing, Sec.
Brother brave, stem the wave
Firm the prsiries tread
Up the dark Missouri food
Be your canvas spread.
6ister true, join US, too,
Where the Kansas flows:
Let the Northern lily bloom
With the Southern rose.
Brave brother true sister,
Let we call to thee.
We II sing, &c.
One and all, hear our call
Echo through the land
Aid us with willing heart,
And the strong right hand!
Feed the sparks the Pilgrims struck
On old Plymouth Rock
To the wstct-6res Of the free
Millions glad shall Hock.
Hol brothers come brothers!
Hasten all with ne.
We u sing, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

large and noisy audience gathered l.st nigh in
the B""ery Ihes'-r, o, the occasion OF benei, TO
II. c. Jordan The bill vas = medley Of Lids Of
ythine-comedy, tragedy, neloarsna, negro
sorgs, darees-s regular oHspoiridA To-nish,
Mrs.. Melinda Jones makes a lsst appearance. To-
morrow night, he benefit Of ]. N. Cooke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

Station House and reeerve the ces for their Origins.
use or d purposes. Laid over.
Considerable routine business WAS transacted, and
the Board adjourned.
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RROOKZ wv ITEMS.

Ry,yyr FOR THE PooR.-The Williansourgh
Haruo mic Society, assisted by number OF vo'un-
tesxs, give concert at the Odeon this wednesHsy
evening the proceeds to be handed over 70 'ns n''
Department for the benefit Of the poor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

Ger. Sam Houston left for Boston, yesterday, to
fulfill an engagement be has there but will return to
this City durirg the week. lie hiss we understand
accented An invitation to lecture before both the Mer
camille Library Association and the Baptist Historical
Society. on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings Of the
ne.i week, when his subjects viii be A" The American
"Iuoiaps and &C. Texas"
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THE TOURO INSTITUTE.

A literary in,titution under this title, got up by
gentlemen Of the Hebrew faith, nsugursted last
night at No. 44s Broomest by lectures and speeches
frcm Rabbi RAPHALL, JONAS D. faiLLrs, ., a.
NAYrR, the presiding officer. A. j.. DTrEsHorkR,
and esben The Society hes gathered about Is mem
befs, end bids fair to prosper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21
FIRES.
EIRI IN BROOKLYN.

Yesterday, about O'Clock, FIRE va discovered
in the grocery store No. $40 Grsnd-st.. Owned and
occupied by Mrs Mars.on. Engine Company No.
were at work in few minutes, and extingushed the
fire. Damage about $3.50, covered by nsursocs in
tho wi.liausbugh City Insurance Company
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fAdgeftisementl
RnnT take.

Roof takes perfect Pictures in all weather.
Roor ,AIss r. u fe size PhotO.raphs GA casyss
Roors plain Dssaerrs have never been equAlsd
Roor's StereO.copes are Miracles OF art.
RooT's Photographs Of all sizes are unsurpassed
RooT's Preniu n Gallery 10 very essy OF Access.
RooT 10 at No 5e3 Broad~sy, corner OF fnsahiin e.
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IAdy.rtissmen, |
pa. CowRATIyENgss-

SELFISH PRoPESsrTIEs COMBATIyESEss--
D,s,n.. resolution force coursse DEsraucrvEssss-bx
,e,rnir.,ion, severity, hardness ALisssrvsNsss-App~
te relish feeding greed s.,,s
..vtns uan.try thrt P'sieys
c.nTIayssyss-Gusrdednes safety, provision. Ices.
yxsuin.iioIs osliy by Prof FowLEs No SOB Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

CrIsr Asp MARIo's FINAL LAsT.-Gris ard Mario
have zone off at lest In blaze OF glory. The MeTopo
i,,p 1beser was not thropged last night, but mod
e,.,.ly full house greeted and babe farewell TO these
c,ea. s,tsts' with tunuliuous enthusiasm. AT the
close of the second set they were called twice before
The curtain and saued by cheers, the waving oil IN
nuns fable hano kercbiefs the rEipg Of muiifude.,
and .yery demonstrsiion o. delight and admiration.
Tia heart Of the audience went forth with an IN
uor,ed glow which seemed 70 BE- 6ty appreciated oy
,t..e cl idren Of song. AL felt that il was the last oil
C,,.i ana Mario and the recolections Of their name
Az Unsurpassed eIceliences, coored by an appaeh.
;mpres.ion Il at they had received none too much Of
The ropulnr e6mira'iOp, or been met sith an undue
arpreciaion by the citizens Of this metropolis,
seemed to acd to the significance ana effectiveness OF
the Demonstration
The ssue thing was repes'ed as the Close
Once ard again the Manager led the rtiss o-io's mo
curtain to receive the homsgs Of the admirns aaa''
snce. Mr. Hsckett made little speech, expressing
their thanks for TIE kindness with which the! nsa
teen received in New.Ycrk, and especially nor inc
cordially expressed on this OCCASION; and smn Snow
err. of boque and rspiuIsus plasdi:s Gfs and A'io
were lost to the New Weird.
Hgnorina veetvsi ssng the drinking song VIZ"
great spirit, srd afforded the lovers OF MODE -
nerforu az ces great treat in the de.ious o2po'an
inv to survey hsr neither con'inustions'
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lAdyerLsem ent.
LIS Susceptibility the most

DIR. JOIN BULLS SARsAPARILIA-ls the most
sfeets purifier Of the blood aud the OF tie
bumsD system Our most eminent physicians 10 wnom ~
uposnn he's teen nsde hnovaD pronouses 70 os an
UsEeuALED TosIc MEDICINE for Indigestion Dy.pspss asa
I,rT ComSl.bi. soId wboessl. and retail Of d. Jo"s
BuLIs Ititc Office No CoartlsBdtd two doors ffous
Bosd s., qua bottles, eseh or bottles fos -
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I Advertise I

A CARp.-The subscriber will commence new
wtIrss and BooggEEPIsG cLAsss ali. wees ct ssoveso
Ion. OLIVER Is GoLDssIra
No 362 Broadway, corusr OF Ffsnkiinse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

The audiences at TIE National Thester, ne notice,
copg very lsrge business in the laughing line.
especially at the new burlesque on the opera OF
" Cir derelIs I. is got up very OlymPieky, snd Is
full Of fun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

stop at No % Breoms 81, bai hs license revot ID
for tuyrg stolen property. Articles have been dis-
covered and Identified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

The Ne-sboys Concert, postponed by reason Of
bad weather. is 20 be given ST the rsbsrnscls on
Saturday evening next.
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fAdyertise ment ]
WET G0OnSI

sale Of Goods Will tsie plse- This Day. con-
m, pcps At olock In the mofoiog and will eontaos anss
The ente iot sod cut. at COLBYs, No Ut Thfd'sv.
between 8 h ard 10Th sts
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A Vx,yoRx FOR THE PoLIcE.-AH ordinance was 70
ported meeting Of tse Common ooaaem wnen pr
Brtollyp shall Oh al occasions wtea on GUY .on -
De. blue cloth single brsssted nine buttons 90 ne
breast, (up0b each baton 70 b. prominent s
sa.f f W., buttons the hs and two ,asons q the
boit d u Of Ike yle and pattern Ias psatsesss
sIs 20 b. cloth o. cashmere with ~hss snps
an, mn and down op the ds These sas ere 70 b. wfa
Suri1s III. months Of seysenDsr. October
Jnsny Fsbra.y a.es Ap,i ssH 80 ~ pass nav
s,.e, 10 b. esss the Sumner nnontos INC e"es
all ~s,n 90 GUY % ne PSI 49,. .,,s
raj 2.sr ore mine p,y with the sane-r Of the v1
,spt Of the policeman and the station 70 which ne oson
which shall ts esisns'ee IN s2sGoeteh osssf fhs SeA
Ia 10 tsAs effect IN June, 100.
CLgasise SraIRrs.-A resolution was adoPtee e
he at n-.fips OF the Common roube dreetes ne
I.r 20 ,,.es ID th. credit ~ tbs brs t~e,s
Tor es.rirs aid repairing wsIs and Pases -
,,,s 10 the t.I.s efs54 Ofth> total ssm 81 ~ -
.ppropr.,st street elsaIlss s'eo1at' 'na s"'''
wells and prHpL
Tar Frpy DypARrxEsr.-Ths Ere Depa,. .au n. 81
the Es.,.rr Di.tiet reported the at ns.S 70 ya,as
mon Coopsa !. .'1t q come.sy 20 81 favor q
n.,,i,, rouse Of psne coapssy Ne m s.oa 81 -
tu.in. cemp"sssS sSS -sss yer. ssops1 ThsJ J.e
=, s.Tor of or rain % Bsent Company INA
Fsr,rn District. bat x AID apon the 'so's ''r 'es
tn, Wr,,.x,rpeH WATER WORKS Co.-Ad.
r..olatop ,hs last nssas Of NJ 80
mo, ro.nei sbeh i.ys for oce eses - -
.s.nss the Of 90. sns.snsns :" me ~ 49, sssSs
| The oil J.. sow before that sSdy.
Co.rp.croRs-Tbs Lsv COMMITTEES, OF me Cc1.
y,. Co.seil reported On ordnance 10 oas ~
IN q e, ' ..a e e s.s Ss s
| bssriss Interest cha the contract eespsse~
nance sdsptsd -'A .'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

Uncle TONS CABIN again THIS EVENING at
p.ssUa's MD.eam TIE LADY % LYONS ms AFTERNOON
Gre at atlsc.ioBs.
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CITY ITEMS.

The weather yesterday was bleak andaaw, with
smart gale at midnight itful forerunner Of breezy
Mach.
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DEMOCRATIC BREAK-Dows This evening the
Young Mems Democrats Union Club CONNIE norste
wsshir gtons Birthday by Ball the Chinese As
tsmbly Building.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

On Monday evening the regular meeting OF this AS
ISOLATION was held at the usual place of meeting,
large number Of delegates from the Schools being
present The opening exercises were followed by
an interesting discussion of the question, What are
"tbe best means of securing the most efficient teach
"ersl" s. s. CONSTANT. Esq, opened the debate,
and was followed by s. W. SETON, Assistant Supsr'
iptepdert of City Schools, who gave many instructive
facts Of personal experience drawn from the hi"ory
of his own school Brief remarks were made by
Messrs Bourne and McCrsa and the question Was ad-
iourped for further discussion next month. Messrs.
MArIEsDES and KETcHAn 10 open.
Deee ates from Schools Nos Il, IT, ls, IL, %, q,
50 49, g. A. So 81, 81, 65, TO- ST. IS, "a, lO2 10,
17a ls3. l69 n So l54 l34, l76, and l77-to.al 2s-
reported atts ndaDce.
A Committee on Nomin atoms appointed, viz;
Messrs McCres, PaIdee, X. p. Clark, 5 d. Wander
he, den, and DAYTON.
A Union Conference and prayer meeting WAS ap-
poutsd for next Monday evening. Feb. 20. at the
same place. Rev. DR.. Williams, Amity.st. Church,
near Wooster 10 confer upon the present religious ln-
terest of the schools Closed with singing.
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Ameetrg Of the Board was held last evening"
L STANTON Presiden,, in the Chsir.
An appropriation Of $50 600 was ordered for the
Superiptes6ebts of the Poor .
The monthly statement of the Keeper Of the Peni-
tertisr, xss presented from which il appears that
f.usles Of which IS were committed durisg the past
month. There we're discharged within the same Pc
rioo 81 males and % females
Rls Of NJ Kalbheisch. s26i; G. Bronson. s25;
] Higgins, s22 25; +. McCOrnck. $50 j. Frieni.
$40; janice Kinney. sci 25; VIM. Bradley so; y
Wl,op. sls 25; S. A Minor, $40 IS aud sli a; tb'
Nyckof s33 IS; james Delere, s3lei a. Aerceln,
sli 81: J. Crosbsn, sos 20; ". c. Bryaat, sls W;
H. Arthur, sl3 so; A. A. Lowe, $50 %, we're oraersa
TO be psd. ,.o =.
The Committee on Accounts reported sdyer's 10
paving bills Of Bsrmore & Co. and Dr. V an Lsndt'
1he Ain House Committee submitted plaes ana
ppeci6ca tiops for q new bake-house on The County
Form, which were approved.
A statement of the probable expense OF the new
Lur attic Asylum was submitted, from whon aP
pears that the total cost of the building, when com
pletd will be slle,l29 25 The sum Thus Tar PAID
is ts02ss 25; still due, e3e, $40.
TIE Lupatic Asylum COMMITTEES reported IN FAVOR
efpsyipg Gregg & Norris t5 900 on account OF con-
tract for hessiDg and ventilating neg building'
An Appropriation of $3.50 was made for covsr1ng'hs
seats III the chapel Of the Lunstic Asylum.
The Committee upon the subject reported tnAi the
sxpense Of maintaining the Wi'lamsburgh Cells Tor
the PRESENT year would amount to es 900. They
recommended the adoption Of resolution requesting
the Common Council 10 uss the Old City Hal - q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

The Rev wx. s. BALcH, (Universiis''l OF 'ai'
City, is seriously if not dangerously Ill Of raeamOn
and upsi1s to write or hardly speak. Ieoso %
whom be has sgemsuts to lecture out Of the o1sy
will hence understand why they are unAV'ia'iy as
appointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

srIciDK At HrDr PlEx--Ccrcner Collins, ef
PCssbiesTs~ called rPn MONDAY nod In ;rsst
sr,o h- body 81 s,-s Job. Nc oos.a 80 nit
sicte =, efs~uts etu--fia tAe vse Psrk
Cet6L ,pF-ss from tae evidence q he wife. that be hsl
bs " low srf. stree the bs.iassss Of last Jssasry sss
70 he rte-ns tn ard that the morning pr-vou. BID
az, rt,s ucd by cutting LIS tsrea sih he leaves
. uis- ant I've chiitrsa
ArrENPrEp SulcIpE At PEENsKILL.-A shocking
ss.r occurred q P,-t.shl saturday h.sp-srs sssss
H.n arrived thst VILLAGE saturday nom ths
try ~ees th- ts'n srr'v-d 81 Ps-.sh h- w"s-enp
TIE sad shortly s>r 20 cone cut
WIZ .rss s.e se- ei' thrcs ne -" nm t.ass
Z" " >fs~nt., Of Peekrsii. where soasf tss toe
sin arteries we're rot ard ;h. PROBABLY he m<a re-
saver lie Is At present e0iIs well
ALLEGED BuRGLARr.-A youth, 10 years Of age
Dsmsd I'm broos. arrested Monday night in The
stable Of jees WRIGHT u No - Jsas ct vAieA h alleged,
he bsd hroh.n tt5 tor the Of stealing and
hsever .l.e h. could "a With Ne h.l 10
his possession tie wee Committed ey Ja.siee pavds,a tor ex
Amin stion
A HALL-THiEY SECURED Br FExiLR A msa.
Who s.vs bis name Hesry Rice. Meadsy aisst sa,ss-l
the hall No 81 H-.t~r occupied BY Ars A.ov
shout 20 rsn.-k the pemses chen he detected By M
who .aer desperate effort go, him into ~hcve
y. b NJ until spsrher Of the inmates Of tss hess>
procured policeman who tocs hm before ssoes sss sue
be Loeb ed Vr fet trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

The new mansion OF DR. Townsend corner Of Fifth
sv and Thirty st., now open TO visitors, for the
Benefit Of the Five Points House Of Industry will be
closed on the lat Of March. Tboe who have not Wit
messed its regs msgnicence will not fail to improve
TIE limited opportunity. Admission, IS cent?.
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ARRIVALS Among the recent arrivals in town, We
notice the following:

Attbe Isvisc Houss-Hoo. w. " Lawrence N% DR.
b Er.rd,eth sing sing Bon a. NeF-h.n5 W ,eefs-y'
81 l. Miller C.,us. F.rs o EnvOns T.Yior, O,r-n-
ILL.,. Rotb - Louis; AsjJ, stanton SING siofi zen
JcIu verp.m Aib.n,; Eob.rt. tordori Cot W ~ood
pt;sSslrlis. Vm swain Editor PhIAsspha isecarfi =
EiInp Mortre.; c. Ait'psop Providence
A. he AErsoFoLIrAs HOTEL Gen Sam hoanas i,in.
H. Nm NJ Wood Maine; CAPT Of<ood sosp osiao
cd. c H.wly Ct Capt Sam Kspnedy .sip ne"
ger; r. Bend. San Prsrei,eo; :" q r,hs sAs.an H.
tes' Csyt G. r.k.a CsliforDs; B.fs.9y T N;
cir sAfi. sidney Bs1t,r Vermont, ssaos si. a.
Fg.fe.eo; J.me. Pins Penn Ysn' w. Bo~e'' sso f''"
cisco. -. p..,s. p,oxis-ne., MAJOR
Dee, q : AIRS; johp I'D Alts,yi M vi, soa
c., N,r.y : Ar,oy; y. Hove, Mobile aosmss
sstnor.: H.rw.'. Risanosd; re.,son rsaaana
n "a Icon OHIO. % " wheeler, Rockville, Wnhsn ~
~. nh Cnoiss; J. J Eior. cosn.cseusi OF L Z
B.tt. G,oII.. c. Bunton. Bos,oo; W be-, tnCati
MAJOR Hspi,. Philadelphia D. q nJef~ 81 Lo~1S' o. n
Eedy Do; J. A. DettIieks, do
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SIGss OF PRoGREs, AT a recent meeting OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, gentleman OF
the Roman Catholic faith applied for admission.
The application was referred to q COMMITTEES, who,
on Monday night reported favorabiy, having ascer-
tanned that be was OF unbIemished moral
character. The application was accepted, and the
Roman Catholic admitted by vote Of to a.
The Rev. DIR. Holdch delivers lecture before
this Association to night at the Mercantile Library.
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Kuhn on rsx THIro-Ay. RAiLRoAD.-Sinoa
sn l.s re.d.Et Of Ystsvili. over sbsrty
ter II oeoeh Es.f.y L<at re.f fiy hfth &C one ~
~, Thfa add .A>ssly hAsd the va.ei having
t.ed over lis sses 1.s BODY sseE 70 the Nnssseen
&.rd Pole. .ios wAere Coroner Osmbs yestsfesy ssd
AZ .aue. ,on r. Tse evidence showed that the dssessed
nd been .nsns .Is ntoIiesed the .vensf upon
yteh 'oos pss The driver o. the ear $500
that psssns .bove he escovefsd something ccn
ire ,ef ,.a stopped his bat too sts 10 save tne I'VE
tn, s,,,ses r, furhsr stated that the ssose oc4y vn
b. ecrd scarcely see a. object ua he vs IN ns
5i.,I, bs ice it The Juiy rendered the toilovns ss,.
That dscrueS cane TO his BY inDies seetaents
e,iyeS from betrs BY ~ the lnird ~ e.u
Ju,y would cal the Of the suthsne. - ~
rrso,s copdten Of rtbAsy between Fitnstn -
ever III eta ard aso the LIGHTING q "a ssas IA
! Aseese. y ~ ustiys Of Lelssl ~ yesrs 81 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-21

SITE FOR THE Nav Posi- OFFICE There 10 ru'
NOR ,h., the Unitec States Government Is negotiating
wi Mr. Burton, for the purchase OF his theater in
Cbambers-st for the purposes of General Pest Once
u is also rumcred that Mr. Burton has secured the
lease of the Metropolitan Thes'er.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-13

\ Ill persons travelling on this Read will be re-
qnred u prs their toll at the gates Persons
living WITHIN tho townships Of JaekFon, Montre,sc,
Charleston aed Pc NolDes, going and returning to
q from hsaknk, tbe day. upon paving full
tnil NJ the ttst gate retTfru free M hAeks for
thc carrasa 81 passengers between keolsuk and
Moni]usc. and winch HABfr ALLY travel the Plank
Road. can - and return tie same day hy paving
enc fpll Toll. Those who only use the Plank Road
"heH other r1as bad vii W required ~ Iay
iall t0i aeh way
No F.r rs Will ~ ,lluWel r. stop theirs rius 10
3at'I ~ the b.d d tie Road Is remain with
aieir atas al tins gate any longer THAN may b.
necessary 10 pAy their toll
lac law VII be rig lis enforced AGAINST all per.
-.u. who dlsTa gard TINS notice.
I,y ofisf 81 tAr Board ~ Director.
IllU>. ~ CLAGETf, Pr larnt.
AHE ~, ls55, da5 nAt
Morning tflory cory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-13

/ s>t LD under the seal, Sanction snd Au,hor4fY
l ii the University - Free Meielue aud Popular
knowledge chartered by the state ~ Pcnnsylyau i
April - 1898, wtth capital VI alnehea malni3
FIR t purI~,s,. az arfesllng tie evil, ~ Spur3oes
and " orthless Neetfam- alSe, Tor supplying tlgs
community with reliable rcmedies wherever IS ~
potent Physician cannot vii nj TX trIloyed
This Institution has purchased from Dr JonS L.
ROWLAND, his celebrated
ROW ANDS Tonic MTNTT RI.
Known for upwards ~ twenty five YEAR, - tie
only and safe cure for Fever and A1ue. ~.
and his ineStimahe remedy for Bowel Complaint.
kewands Compound syrup of Blackberry Ro.t
which highly approved aud popular remedies. to-
.ether with the University Remedy for Complaint
of the LunSs the University keiaedy Tor bysper
xia OF Indigestion; the University Kcniccy tor
CoetiYe Bowels also the Unverslty's AlnaE a. may
be had, az the Branch DispensaTy, Or Store cf
Mckinney / RUNNER, keokuk
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