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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-01

tnli.e state. Bsii,Os Cesn.insaia
us Sss' State. bullion IN. Cardinal sii {"
Total Derosits payable n ssrs..... ae.e 20
Total Dsfosit. payable in Coins isz''S' S@ -
TSsSs ahs 'I' % & s Mint. fhls,
ds,phia Tor CoiDas $500
lsrge portion OF the receipts from California sAa
month have been in coin, which accounts for The
moderate deposits in the Assay Office.
The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Co. will pay to
morrow the Coupons Of the Dayton and Westen
Railroad Company, City Of Wheeling Indianapolis
ara Cincinnati, or Lawrenceburgh and Upper Missis-
sppi Railroad Companies; Cleveland and Fttsburyh.
City of Toledo. City Of Detroit, and the LATHE MsuI
Railroad Companies, both principal and interest.
The interest maturing on the ist OF March, on the
bonds of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad viii b
paid at the Office of the Company, No. rs WlSss
street
The business of the Clearing House eel soes.
After the foreign adyces were received the markss
for Flour was dull and lower State brands solt It
Sc 75aS7 Wheat 10 unsettled and nomin. CON
i. dull at previous price, In Groceries thsre ~ fs
business doing at full rates. negotiation for i6 80
bags Manila was going Pork is better, with ssiss
Of some 200 bbls. at Ella 25 sti6 25. Within . few
DAYS 600 tee Prime Meas have been purchased. sas
posed for the French Government, at SIC 50etif IL.
Bed is heavy. Bacon is in good demand; sales q
500 bxs short ribbed mddles at &c., and $50 bxs long
boneless III Gle Lard ia frmer Cotton Is rsthx
quiet with ssles of 1000 bales. Holders are asking
m advance since the Americas news.
There is fair activity in Money, but the supply "
far in advance of the demand. On call about en-
half the loans are made at y cent, although
cent is nomnaly the current rate. The country Bank
balances are increasing and the Banks here, paying
small interest upon them, anxious to employ then
even at y cent. Paper of frstclass names is scarce.
and the Banks are taking outside line, with less than
60 days to rum at cent The street rates are sSs
T. cent.
The annexed extract is from Messrs. Nell Bros. e.
Co.'S Cotton Circular:
NEwYoRK, Friday, Feb ~ isa.
The America arrived Halifax this morning. reporting very
ending 18th OF % 900 bales &c. advance
ing market stringent In 81
loan The particulars OF this intelligence
published I'LL the Afternoon too late for their sdare
| upon this market 10 be- tested.
Fom South dates down yesterday
Oeens market firm Notwithstanding the dscits
sAsised at Liverpool by the Ass at estc with sd res
recovered oayclosng steadily Of sic, VIII
1852 3D. fresht The four days receipts al New Ohssas
eco the sales 10 80 COO and the exports 10 orees
| British only to 10 tto bales.
The Imports of Dry Goods for the week, although
large, are less than generally anticipated, and net
much larger than for the week last year, being
q, 500, 255 agai.st 81 l5o,l49. The details are:
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IAdVarfi sement
IAdy-rtisersuf.l

The Portrait of A. j. DoNELsoN has Just been
added 70 the collection al BRADYs Gallery No. 90 BrDlwsy
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IOth.
The nativity OF these ggen - follow ireland u
Ensand 4, Germany 8, United States and Coored
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to the advertisement
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBsSs.
AsHEs-POs have declined sale. Of 100 bb :. se Ps.r.
81 ore ~ ha 95a eIs qHs sscratUs eaSy q 7e ess
srocx or AsHn FsioAy, Feb ~ is1 ,,.
First sort ......-.................l1
SeeoE< sort ....................... OF
Ibfd SOFT; '''''''''''''''''''''''
Condemned .,.............s......
r.,...............................ss
Total Pots and Pearls. ..;....,;...:;..ss
,ss. u stc n IN Is. a. 5 sSs '''''
coTTON-Under the per America the market has par
, ee x and b.. % though sssni i
denote the views Of parties generally On the "a
s sSaS' as er%sy Icy exhibit the q sed.,:
''"-f Ts:. i:.' fss5. Noble. moan.
S Ss$i;:: ;:;;I + r +; II
cOFPIR-Kew shesthins 10 firm al &c. In sus Tsnnta.
Yellow Metal is in small stock and English In fair supply 1t
corr EE-The demand !. very modeJs.e todsy-ths e.
as I snd Is mat. s JAZZ. p s
STOCK on !. ns M MARC sAses IT. Z is -
Bshs bse............ ssio isas
LsgusyIs, bsy......... S3i6 -
Java Java, s.: rs TSs ss..,.s
DEUGs AND DYEs-con.idsrsbs sale. p B Cab =. Sd.
have taken place prizes hgherj sales Of 200 toes
New castle and Liverpool .. 4io5ie-low bald g flatle
Cream Tartar dull since the movement srcS ~ ~ cass
3le coo Crude Campbor 25d5cj bale MEXICAN Coeh-
meal al Iva l2esree on Ansi, scsscs At s5 In tonds
60 E:a r ss Rsnss Ss''I s
Il y cents bales Jssp Roof CSC bbs Bslssm e
Sc French Qnine at ~ " ~ casks Dutch hsdde.
to arrive at lIa !s-eue scarce So1n rrssats po's.a
sIs casks verdisrs at |e casks Cslsbns Lcocs
at 10 very IS tnns soda Ash 10 sIve al slsH
II i' aIs 10 eses Rssns Borsa n css Rhsb.IS
quoted ~ ~ 80 IN DICE " I8s cases hss arrived.
DYE-N OODS-1hs market 10 bar. Of 81. Domingo and ia
ma
for previous The stock hand IS nD
LagUns and 80 tuBs Tobacco Logwood iaf sapTy O.
Ssvsnlls and MsTsesibo Fustie.
inquiry the low and medium grades Of state and Wos
the home trade and the East but the reei
Of the Americas adyces the demand subdef and tho t
have been offered below quotations. bat these
criterion a the market The sales Of WesfeE Canal Are
sne M HS 81 io o1 sSSes Sdss. and Ups
Lste 81 Q 90 Tor cannon % good sBpeLe ann low usaes
Of Ohio IS for extra Gsnesee Canadian
a go bbs at asa inferior 10 beet brsnds South
EN- Flour without important variations tho arrival. are st
,sS 70 sood ssndsrd brsnds Aexandra How ard street,
nd Baltimore CITY Mls. and 80 ia sls Tor fsyorfte.
fancy AID extra brand re Fo., sr.t a. - re z, - 81 = @
sew Sffor Brudysne. Buekwhsst Fiourh dali 81 sf
FISH, several have been relieved from Winter
with ths last u. Long Island souDd has been recpened and
d. Po'Ies, bitter c = Tie esas 10 ' Sss Me-
srei old raes including lCs bbls large No 70 sss a.
z2 SO; o bbls Phi ed Herring just arrived Al 20 <,i
w nv h:itsx from Boston pr se. ana :. 20 -
there pause Ia operasorssn Al sales only are usfsfmz
the improvement .ses Of 900 tores Bunch st 500 3
a. ssd 81 euss ssrlires and ieo drzrs Pigs private
terms; 80 bbs Havana Orsnxes per kmrirc Cry, S@Y
~. The market SOW almost bare Of Asd'snsnesS fn
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SrDDEN DEATH.-An inquest was Yesterday held in
Churct upon the body os cooredmsn named
John Mitchell who did very suddenly. post mOrtem
nation was by the CoFone Physician and opinion
rendered death caused by general debility suTrn
uced grief old and 10 this effect the Jury rendered
verdict DeCetscd native Of South Carolins CT yeers
o
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TEACHERS AssocATIoS.-The teachers hold &
special meeting tonight in the hall ofshe Board OF
Education, for the purpose Of considering and stin-
upon the matter of uniform text books in all the Pub
lie Schools of the city
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NEWvJE,RSEY II,E-LS.

CRY PRISON REPoRr.-The number Of persOns
committed 20 the Jersey City Prison during February 10 was
III Two. for nfer.e. v folloWs:
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GARD EnoM MRS. LINCOLN.

10 ne Idif0T u TN Y. J. TTfDHHe.
SIR: The complaints made against me having been
dismissed by the Grand Jury be pardoned for asking
10 allow fact appear In paper the enterprise
with which arded by the fact
Allow me further add that nothing but the total rrespops
blty of the parties implicated my prevents seek
ing iedress by action for malicious prosecution.
Very respectfully yours
N,,-. YorI Feb "a 1856. Mrs LETITh A. LINCOLN
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Tofai. sSo ~
Total Pofs and Pesrls.

Total Pots and Pearls. ..................1
DECENTRALIZATION Yellow steady. with fair iaqu1yi
sales Of 2ltC n in lots at zGld7c.
CCTTOEUDder the America the market has PSF
tally the depression produced by the former Cd
vices PER and has been fairly active though sufficient hA
not the u parties generally the Ia
yorable foreign intelligence Our quotations about ts
same ormey they exhibit tho basis VI odsys usnsse-
tiop, which coo bales.
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reason why he should not take up the Constitution add
read il for bimself being sworn 70 support the Censt-
tuition OF the United States and Of the State OF Ohio
Mr. Jolliffe asked the Court 10 make special or
der that the children should not b. removed until the
final decision. This order made.
Judge Burgoyne's decision will BE- given on saturday
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ca.AssiyIcATIoss.

COFPER-Eew shesthns 10 firm at Sc, In itS Tsnntcn
Yellow Metal is In small stock and English Ia fair supply e.
DC, months
COFFEE-The demand IL very moderate to-dsytbe fed
ing however evidently Grn; OF $50 bags Rio III
l2e and 80 mats Jaws st l4ic. The following Is the
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Markets. CAREFULLY REPoRTyD FOR TIE TRIBsss.
FRIDAY. Feb. 70. 1854
AsHES-Pos have declined sales OF 100 bbl ct s6 Pssr
arc firm hut quiet The stock very light few sold todaU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-01

DopwoRITs ANNUAL BAIL.-Tlis event takes
place on Monday evening at Niblo's Saloon and az
engagements are being made to have it one OF the most
recherche reunions of the season.
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CT r Y ITE NJ s.

and other Companies.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-02-08
POPULAR fNFIDELITY.

1t is not Atheism I fear SO much in
the present times as Pantheism. 1t is
not the system which says everything is
1t is not the system which says there is
no Savior, so much as the system that
says there are many Saviors, and many
ways to peace. 1t is the system which
is so liberal, that it dares not say nothing
is false. 1t is the system which is so
charitable, that it will allow everything
to be true. Its the system which seems
ready to honor other religions as well as
that Of our Lord Jesus Christ; to class
them all together, and hope well of all
those who profess them. 1t is the sys-
TEN which will smile complaeently on all
creeds and systems of religion-the Bible
and the koran-th6 Hindoo Vedas. and
the Persian Zendavesda-th old wives
fables Of Rabbinical writers and the rub
bish of Patristic traditions-the Racoyian
Catechism and the thirty-nine Articles
the revelations of Emanuel Swedenborg.
and the Book of Mormon of Joseph
Smith: all are to be listened to; none are
to be denounced as lies. 1t is the system
which is so scrupulous about the feelings
OF others, that we are never to say they
are wrong. 1t is the system which is so
liberal, that it calls man a bigot if he
dares to say, II know my views are
right" This is the system which | de-
sire emphaiically to testify against and
denounce. What is it but the sacrificing
OF truth upon the altar of a caricature
of charity? Beware of it, if you believe
the Bible. Has the Lord God spoken to
US IN the Bible, or has He not? Has he
shown US the way Of salvation plainly in
the Bible, Or has He not? Has lie de-
clared TO US the dangerous state % all out
OF that way, or has He not? Grid up
the loins of your mind, and look the
questions fairlyin the face, and give them
an honest answer. Tell us that there is
some other inspired book besides the
Bible, and then we shall know what YOU
mean. Tell us that the whole E:,lle is
not inspired, and then we shall know
where to meet you. But grant fora mo
ment that the Bible, the whole Bible, and
nothing but the Bible, is Gods truth, ard
then know not in what way you can
escape the conclusion that sincerity alone
will save your soul. From the Iberality
which says everybody is right-from
the charity which forbids you to say any
body is wrong-from the peace which is
bought at the expense Of truth, may the
good Lord deliver -Rer. j. c.
RyIe.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-02-08

Sc Within a few years no less than
seven representatives Of foreign govern
ments have married American ladies.
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Gov. Reeder in Reply to the President.
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. %.

WASHINGTON CITY, Jan. %.
GENTLEMEN The Special message
OF the President of the United States.
communicated yesterday to Congress. as
sans not only myself personally, but also
nay constituents, whom inclination as we'll
as duty, imperiously demands of me to
justly and protect. Entirely satisfied as
"in with the course adopted, up to this
'llne' by the people of Kansas-convinced
'''' : has been dictated by desire to
preserve the peace, the reputation and
@ VI ouf eountry-knowing that it
mas az every stage, been characterized bv
most conservative moderation and loudo
bic regard for the rights of otbers-bav-
ing seen at every step the plainest mani
festation of an anxious desire to avoid
even the semblance of encroachment or
aggression, l should be false to every
manly impulse and every sense of duty,
u allowed the aspersions of the Message
70 pass unnotieed.
Unless the Message shall incite and
simulate to new invasion of our Terrific
y and fresh outrage upon our citizens,
WIN produce to us no regret, as it has
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Tho MarkSts.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE \. E. FARMER.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 80, 1856.
At market SOS Caitle-65O Beeves and As
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yearlings. two and three years old
Prices-Slarket Beef-Extra So ,O0aS %; let
quality, s7,T5aO,00; "a quality, 7,5OaOOO; 81
quality, s. ,00a0, 90; ordinary. 90
Hlds9-S7 ,00a7,5 per cNt. Tallow-SI0a00o
per cwt.
Pelts-Slal ,50each. Calf Skins-14 cts per NJ
Barreling Cattle-S6, 75a7,50 per cwt.
Veal Calyes-S5 10 10.
Working Oxen-No sales.
Cows ana Calyes-S32 to p.
learlings-Sl2 to Is.
Two Years Old-S29 to a.
Three Years Old-S3s to 65
Sheep and lambs-2353 at market. Extra. SO
to II. By lot IL to 5 IL.
SRine-Noue.
REMAEKs.-Sales OF Sheep are quick and firm,
as the supply is much short Of the actual demand.
Holders Of Beef are obliged to come down, as
buyers take hold sFarngly, contestins every sale.
There was rather surplus Of heavy Beef Cattle
last week, and it materially Affects our sales to-
day. But few cattle have been sold al our high
est or lowest quotations. Most Of al the Beeyes
are good sized old oxen, ranking as first quality
The cattle trains were all in promptly. There
were many extra Oxen at market this week dc
serving particular notice for their SIZE beautiful
proportions and fAtness.
Vermont sent a5l Cattle - Ia4s Sheep AID
Lambs-00 Horses.
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Ezg An intoxicated shoemaker named
Hawley, attempted TO shoot four Of biz
fellow workmen at New Haven, CT, on
Friday, but was Too drunk TO accomplish
his purpose, although he fired at then
three times with a revolver.
&C. Robert Buchanan, Of Cincinnati
says that he sold last year, from bis vine
yard, 10000 cuttings, and thinks thai
the whole number sold in one season
would number 100000 cuttings ans
800, 900 stocks.
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Receipts for the Standard
y "a 80 1870 Eebruara q

FIR the teeek ending February 7A.
John Mitchell. Amasa Plasfri1ge, L.
Daley James Hancock, J. b. Wheel
ock, Thomas Baldwin, Moody Soper, n.
w. Cray, Coventry, sl,25 each j. n.
Aoore, Guar Rowell, Albany, S. ID. kim
ball. Barton, Henry Douglass, Craftsbu-
~, Geo. Y. Cook, Irasburgh, Nathaniel
Foss, Barton Landing, Sl,25 each ~.
ii. Fletcher, Albany, G. els
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Some would advise us to propose arbi- |


tration, but think we have passed that
point already. 1t would imply doubt of
the rightfulness of the position on which
we have elected to stand. As claimants
out of possession, such INDIGESTION would
be equivalent to abandonment. Besides,
/ | do not know where we could find an
impartial umpire, in the present disturbed
condition of Europe. I do not think that
Her government, hardly less than our
own, is a popular one. This controversy
grows out of caprice of her own admin
istration. A war will embarrass her
prosperous industrial system, and could
bring TO her in return no adequate advan-
tage, even if she were successful.
My counsel, therefore, is notice to
Great Britain that we shall interfere to
prevent her exercise of dominion to South
America, if it shall not be discontinued
within one year, and also that authority
be now given the President to execute
that delayed purpose.
Great Britain may propose to us a
reference, or some other amicable adjust
ment. l would be ready to hear and to
60 to the very verge of accommodation,
but this disposition I think ought not to
persuade US to inactivity. IF the wisdom
Of Congress shall approve this course,
then the intervening time can be well and
wisely improved.
No sagacious nation will ever hazard
all its foreign dominion or influence, or
the integrity of its territory, without
bringing all its power into exercise. A
nation that strikes for continental suprem-
acy, must at once render itself sustaining
and independent.
Before we expose California and Ore
gon to the hazard of a war with the first
naval power in the world, we must at
least begin what has too long been de-
layed already-the construction of rail-
roads from the western borders of the
Mississippi States to our ports on the
Pacific.
Although the controversy arises on the
shores Of the Caribbean Sea, yet the field
of contest will now, as heretofore, lie
north of the St. Lawrence. Canada
cannot be conquered against her will
She cannot refuse. if you tender her an
nexation on just terms, with indemnity
for the struggle she may experience with
Great Britain.
have thus expressed my opinions with
frankness. l am not tenacious of them
all. / invoke equal frankness and the
broadcast patriotism on all sides of this
chamber, and in all parts of the country.
If these shall be fully exercised, this day
will inaugurate new and important, and
yet peaceful triumph over the ancient
colonial policy of Europe, honorable to
ourselves and suspicious TO all nations"
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Orleans County Temperance Convention


The Annual Meeting of the Orleans
County Temperance Society, for the
choice Of Officers and TO nominate Can
didate for County Commissioner, will Re
held at IRAsBURGH, on TUESDAY, the
10th inst; at 10 o'clock, A. AI,
An address may be expected from
Hugh Elder, Esq, of Stanstead. The
friends of Temperance in all parts of the
County, should realize that a full attend
ance was never more urgently demanded
by the interests of the cause, than at the
present juncture.
GEO. w. HARTSHORN,
Secretary o. C. 7: Society.
Irasburgh, Feb. l. 1856.
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DIED.

In Georgeville, c. E., on the 4th inst,
SAMUEL STILLMAN KENDALL; N. d.,
aged 81 years, formerly OF Coventry.
In Coventry, on the 9th at, Mr.. Jo-
sEPH FARR, aged 50 years:
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e The Office Of sheriff Of New Or
leans, it was proved in the recent contest
is worth 100000 per annum.
@ The saw and grist mill of VIM. H
Cummings, in Westport, was burned
about u o'clock GU saturday night Loss
$3000-no insurance.
Sc Within a few years no less than
seven representatives Of foreign govern
ments have married American ladies.
e. The Grist and FIGURING mills of
John Mcintosh, at Ancaster in Canada.
were burnt on the 18th inst, together
with 10000 bushels of wheat and guam
tity of flour. Loss $20,0O0-partly in
sured.
81 The Manchester american saws
that protracted battle took place in that
city Tuesday morning, between a dog
and an owl. The fight lasted fifteen
minutes, when a door accidently opened,
the dog made his escape.
81 The Concord, N. H. Patriot
states that Sarah Ann Abigail Brown,
under sentence to be hung for the MUIR
der Of Stephen c. Washer, died in the
jail in that city on Friday evening:
g. The Montreal Pilot says that
John Fraser, who died during the chol-
era of 1854, was fined twenty shillings
for non-attendance at the Court of Quar-
ter Session as petit juror on the 18th
instant.
EJ Lord Elgin, in his speech at Glas-
gov, said that the people of the United
States were really full of sympathy for
England, and that if Canada is to Join
the British in fighting thier battles, she
ought to be represented in the Imperial
parliament.
ET The State of Maryland derives an
annual income of $4,000 from lottery
licences, but the Legislature has wisely
provided for the extinction of the whole
system in that State, after the expiration
of the term for which the present lottery
grants were issued.
ca At meeting of the Alton (Ohio)
Horticultural Society, on Saturday last
it was stated by DR.. Hall, others confirm
ing the statement, that on an examina.
ton of the fruit buds of peach trees in
that vicinity, it had been found that the
recent severe cold weather has DESTROYED
the promise of a yield Of luscious frui
the coming season.
- It SHOWS.
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81 The Grist and FIGURING mills of
John Mcintosh, at Ancaster in Canada,
were burnt on the 18th inst, together
with 10000 bushels of wheat and a guam
tity of flour. Loss $20,0OO-partly in
sured.
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An ecclesiastical council for the
organization of anew church in Portla I'D
uhder the name of the Union Congrera-
tlon 1ai church, was held in Union HslI
on Thursday last.
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gg The Manchester american SAYS
that protracted battle took place in thai
city Tuesday morning, between a dog
and an owl. The fight lasted fifteen
minutes, when door accidently opened
the dog made his escape.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-06

Nnrice

> EF EkRlNG TO the abe announcements tn,
IL subscribers beg leave to say that they are nov
receiving and will continue to receive by the usual
channels throughout the season, full assortmen,
Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyestuffs Win
dow Glass, Glass Ware, Brushes, perfumery, Surgi.
cal Instruments, &c., ac particulars Of which viii
be given ia future advertisements
WILKINSON & MARSHALL
Successors of Ii. Ii. Ayres cor. Main and Sd sts
aprg diff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-06
DiSSnImIIan

FTNHE firm Of Ball kirkham this day dis
l. solved by mutual consent. The business in fu-
ture will be conducted by II. kirkham who is alone
authorized to collect all debts, and pay all claims
against the old firm. A. b. BALL
II. KTRKHAM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-05-06
w. RANSOM a CO.,

'" ' RNNSOYI a tO.,
Formerly Wonderiy d Ransoml
~ Y. 20 = 4. corner Of Main and Cherry streets
~ ~. LOUIS MO-, Manufacturers Of COPPER
SHEET IRON AND TIN WORK snch A. cnpprp
PIPES FOR STEAM DIsTlLLERIEs AND STEAM
ENGINES, COPPER STILLS Brewing Kettle. Wen
anu Cistern Pumps, Soda Fountains and Generator
breecAlng, Chimneys and Escape pipas, and every
other article in their line Of business
They also manufacture aud keep constantly ON
hand the celebrated premium STEAM BOAT AND
HOTEL COOKING STOVES of all sizes
Particular attention will be given to all kinds of
DISIlLLERf work, for DISTILLERIEs MASKING
from 100 to 1900 bushels per day any other size
that may be wanted. Satisfactory references will
be given in regard to DISTILIERY work a.
there are several in successful operation through
the W Est and Ia this city of our manufacture.
mch3l dim.