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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-15
Il xr1 INDT1ENHNTn
TO TKADEuu

AZ tAs ssNl0hle alxDense.,,
/ u Dry asods, hsts and Bcnnsss, Bsots ssS
Shoes, Cr0sksry Wass, 81, direct lrso the Eastern
sitfss which comprises extensive variety in all
tAess dspATtasntv. ny stock will sonpafs favor
ably with any in the city in point of variety anA
Qsslity, and tits veil known fact thAtths pfiess
Asc ~ vtgAs. fg a8fs
OF Dress 0oods, hsve Silka, Thames. Dsseees,
Lawus, BassRe Declines, chslfe5, Poriins, vsfsu-
eiaA RiAiAss Dshaiss, Assnsetnss, LASS nobss
ofsaspss 0osds, heavy brown 40 nestle, blsaehsd
Do, OsnAbuYgs, driils, tiekings, pYinss, AZ.
ALSO, Linen 0o6ds Of all kinds--vhits snd
beoNn for paDts white go AsOvA table diaper,
esash and diapsr towsURg, Irish linen, brovp 10.
ALSO, 61nnsr SAxs u, black sifk vsssttes, e5,-
beolderlse, lAsas psskst Aanak sSehikfs. bssisey,
trinoings, 6snn shirts, cravats, coilsu and sSs-
dondsss.
ALSO, an assoStnspt " 6smnsS ClssAisg, and
nscsssaxy astielss TO- npuessss 70 nsAsis4- ...fs
AND Il jSuuestitn With the abQss. ftsep n -
sostmsut Il onssoseass ana Assesns6, The latter
Of which STALL ssuainus ~ MI ~ NhViessl
pfieas. kresA lot u choice 1sas diEsst Iron ths
Canton TsA Co., New York, which are vsx1nntsA -
givs entire ssaisfastien 81 tAs nessy will Be ~
f4adea. II sss4 z Azst-"~
think san ssw Ssss .lsesnsats net to bssx-
sslisd - aAy hoses II ahbadty.
II there " eao astie1e y0u sanDot 6n1 anywhere
ehs, lust call 81 ths NinAls SiSpsnss-saypAsss
ahne NAinlstfest.
P.s.-Tsssssr are not old sooAs--havs NET ssss -
Asal stAss tAs vasv s~<.
Hss. e7, ~, n anA 100 Mal..ss.
fsssas. 3. b. bk1klNoS.
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j. x w. r. REYNOLDS,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DRUGGISTS
Jobbimg house, I53 Main-ss.,

j. x w. r. REYNOLDS,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
Jobbing Housc, 1863 Main-st.,
UNION BLOCK.
Retail 4 PrescriPsbsns store ere Main
RRowS' BLOCK.
g1sHE undersigned have formed co-partnsrshiE
i for the purIo II carrying on the Drug Busl
ness. Having purchased 4. i. Mcksnny's largl
jobbtng stock, and Also having additional supplies
route from he Eas tern cities. offer n f.
vor able ind acements purchasers rs any house IN
the West. Our jobbing trade will be conducted q
the stand lately occupied by Smith Fuller. and r
/. Nckenny, i53 Main-st, Union Block. We ass
fitting up The City Drug Store, III MAin-st., Bur.
ksokuk. sept. 8, 81. JAMES REYNOLDS.
idsw2m] WIN. r. REYNOLDS.
NEW GOODa
FOR AUTUMN AND WINTER!
| 1UST received at tho New Tailoring House, on
Jfeurth street, between Main aud Blondsaa.
OvER roATIsss. DRESS AND rRoCK
Rrcsid mt Cloth. Mulberry. brown
4 N oseow Coating, Green, sofiye.
Labrador do Blue, DAhlia.
| Fresh Ribbed and Bronze, and
4 LOnaon Meltons; Black;
OF tine beat French and German manufacs ure.
Rich German and American Fancy and PlAir
Doeskin, for Pants. Velvet, CAshmere, Valencia
| and French embroidered Cas-. 0renAdinc and 9th.
er French Silks and sAtins for Vests; together
with beautiful assortment Of the finest and most
durable trimmings, which will be made into gar.
ments al the latest and most approved styles and
/ finest workmanship.
/ Geattemen Ia want OF easy fitting and ReHteel
garments are invited to call.
n. B.--partcular attention paid TO cutting gar
ELLIOT r. SMITH.
.r#-yes, Makers wanted. (octld|
i
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The tate City aEaInAs the worla.
Keokuk Mattress Mandatory
"A. C.. Orr

TchVW hshuIbStuflhE MAttfetxtt OF ev6fy Nv
L SCRIP tion Spiral Spring. Curlcd Hair, Wooden,
FeltinY Cotton, Moss, Birch, Hhuck, and6traw, of
the best quality. Pillows and holsters OF all
kinds Also Comforts and Feathers
Hotel and Steamboat orders promptlyattended
to, and all articles manufactured sold At my
establishment will be offered at fair terms, and
warranted. challenge theproductionof superior
work m estAbiishmen Of the kind In the West.
srncountry. You are respectfully invitedto cell
and examine specimens Of my work. Ware room
cornerpf Fourth street and Exchange.
have in operation newly -invented andcxpeA-
sive machinery, which enables me to manufac.
ture better work, at more liberal rates, than In.
ferior work oiherwisc manufactured can be afford
cd for. Material for bedding etc. prepared by ma
chinery i more uniformly and perfectly prepar
cd, and the workfar superior in quality.
w oles0le and Ret0jI.
Nh 10 JOY AZ
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TO PAINTENS.
NvT 4 invite your attention to our full and COM
~ plete stock of Paints, Oils. Ao., vi ch wsass
constantly receiving firm New York Cincinnati and
ether citiss. WeeGer
800 Kegs Pare White Lead,
so do Liiharge.
80 do Red Lead,
so o. snow White Zinc,
10 bbls. Linscsd Oil,
do 1urpentins,
10 d. Glue,
Brushes Of all kinds,
Naraishes a.
At the cheapest rates for cash or on short time
Cali and see. at No. 81 MAIN street K~eksk Iowa.
| ang2id }. BRADEN CO.
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CLOr HING ST RE,
10 Matn.ss.. Ke0k nm
sIsRUTH WILL ouT--lfenco l may a. we'll &C.
! knowledge the fact, that, have just returned
from New York with the best stock Of Clothing
and Furnishing Goods tvt bio ug ht to thil market
When say the hest, don Z mean the largest, but
tho best material ard better u AIDE, and got up In
better style. In order TO prove this fact 70 you,
would merely add TINT the only man In
ksokuk who purchased Clothing Of ID. Devlin
Co., Jas. Wilde, jr. Co. and Aanford Brothers,
who, everybody knows, are the best and most f.
yorsble houses in New York, aud warrant the make
and 1T Of all their Clothing Give me acaii, gen.
spis-d = " A.w GRIFFITH.
A FINE assortment Of superior Beaver PeliS.
"A siers for sale at ~ Main-st. by
sepls-d GRIEF.
vlyHE finest black Doe Skin Cashmere Pants n
L the market, for sale at 70 Main-st., by
sopis-d GR1IF.
A LAKaK assortment Of Vents, all sorts and
IA sisss, forsale ~ ~ Main-street, BY
TNXTkA nne Cloth Coats for sale cheap. and 1t
II warranted, 1t No. ~ Main-street, ~
seplsd 0RIFF.
A ND the largest and best selected stock Of
"a Youths, Boys and Children = Clothing In this
market, for sale Ats Main-st. Call In, Ladies',
and zee them A. W. GRIFFITH.
sselS-d
kUH. FKUWl
KING 4 TAILOR,
WAoiesdir Deaievsin Torefgw end D0mssffc
Fruits and Mats, ana COnnhUsl0n
Dsals r. In Domestic Produce,
No. 4, Main Street.........-.......kE OkU IOWA
DEtN0 connected with the largest houses Ii
ID Hoston. New York and New Orleans, tAoy sss
enabled to obtain their supplies fresh from thoss
markets, which they will sell ~ ehsAp - any
house In the west. The following u list OF part
u their stock
OranKes.g Lemans, bnnAAAs,
Pine Apples, Tamarind, Pfuncs,
Dried Peaches, Dried Apples, Dates,
Dried CarrAnts, English walnuts. Figs,
Alnoads, Pecan, rlbssss,
hsaail Nuts Pes Nuts, Cocoa Nuts.
20 BXS. LKNONS, In store and selling 1t very
W low, u KING TAfLOkB,
Tnn0 BUSH. Potatoes, just arriving, Aad VII
lUUU BE- sold cheap 1t KING TAYL0R,a,
iel6iAw No. AAin-st.
VISAMARIND0-Afr fresh supply Just Eeeeived "
! jelsd&w KING = TAYLOR.
parsy leaders.
CKETCHHS Of Thos. Jefferson, Alex. Hamilton,
y Andrew Jaskson, Henry Clay, John Randolph,
including nstlsss Of many other distipeulsksd
Amsrican statsnsn: BY y. g. BALDWIN. 1os ale
BY 00DIN, BR0WN1LL co.
ssped - Nain-st
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EOR RENT.
eTsW0 ans O0ses, and tvo Hessnast Rooms, o.
i 6seond-st., bet. Main and Johnson.
jy3sd 6AAPLk : RANKIN.
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ST. Anthony Lumber Yard

st. Anthony Lumber Yard!
sIsllE undersigned having made arrangements
with the 81. Anthony Mile for large tup
ply Of the various qualities and descripl ians OF
In tnher used In this market would -esrec,fnffv
call he attention Of Carpenters aud Builders to
the stock Of Lumber now being received at the
Lumber Yard recently occupied by Messrs Hiatt
iiarbine, in this city. They would call part,c.
GlGr attention to their
DIMENSION STUFF,
VI various sizes and ieng tbt also boards u vari
Gus lengths, iron ~ feet 10 ~ feet long.
They Gsiter themselves that they will be able Il
furnish FLOORING, SIDING, PLANK, JoIsT
htAAILlAG, LAin, Ae.. of as good quality and
at ~ fair prices fer prompt peg bs had else
where IN this city.
augi7d JOHN ALLISON h CO.
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ROOFING DUNE, GAL NlZEE INUNCUKNI-
CEs PUT UP ON SHORT NOTICE
WARM AIR FURNACES!
! We ere nov prepared to put w Warm-Aif Fur
naces for heating Dwellings, Clutches, Public
Haiis, &c. The furnsse used u ths msnnfassure
Of L.ot.e, of Cincinnati, who ~ spared no patas
or expense ia perfecting heating sppssatus xhieh
has NO superior in point VI durability, economy
and convenience. safety from Sse, hoAiihlsl vsasi.
lation and pure quality Vt heated aif.
aue25d HICKEY ABBOTT.
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K.olsk. rsra .April1,sdAs-


MIS-. y. 9. B1AAAs ef New Yosks ~ orisina-
1x Of thS sys I'm VI making ahisss 70 Hsasusss
gAo fsr Afsssn yesss has done bnsiness To-. ths
BrsAAwsy tveAs tlorinsf:y No. Aston AosssJ hAs
opsasa rosns enc 1sos vsst Of So Pests1Ees, %
JsAsssn stzsst NJ sAaiss. Ms 10 prqarsA = s1s-
este, with proaptasss ssA dispgtchI seAse 1os
Shirts, Collars, Rob- de chsmSers. LAdiss' AAA
0hldfen's DSvsseS.
Parties ausisAiss their own materials Will 10
hsnosabs Aesli With.
Ladies Bs.ques cut and basted In . supsrtes
manner. A 6rstrat Miiliner, particularly In ell
braid work, blssahing etc., in sttepdeaes.
NIB. Tousntismen; Nrs. b. having hssn oom-
Pslled TO make Laundry arrangements for her own
business, she 10 akte 70 lAke The walking - nuD-
her Of gsslisnen. All sovds ssst tor, - ~ ne
esssary repairing such q ~ ttens e
0@ce % ADORE. isblV-A \
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DRESS GOODS,
In demand at this season, viz:
Figured and Pain Black silks
Plain. Cora, Striped aid Plaid lress silk;
Solid CORD and Shaded Mcfiuos;
All W DOL Plaid NJ erinos, Union Plaid Aerlnot
Plain aud Figured ali v ool nelaints
BIN and Cord Coburgs and Alpaca;
Figured Delaines Of every style,
Some from l2i worth 20 cts, others at 20 worth
% cents.
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RON SALE Oh EXCnAACE:

- ACRES Of blud land directly opposite ksin,
Z ,eonnsadiaGs view Of ksoksh Wanss'
sissipp River. Thersis . ksilrssd In eesfss -
soastfustios 81 the foot Of the blsA. e1his -
sesos q. hnsst Tor private "
Also 60 ssrss q niies f,on The river n I God
nsighhsshood. all ssasr ssltis siioh sosA ssshcId
Of rsssh ssd apple trees, fraass hossss, stAbls
Ae., good wells uith shsin psMlA- 81.
..i.is s IL. = roat s I'd
With go new lrAms h0ass With rooms, stables
As-,3 wells with chain pumps, - sr 20 Acres II
nsaapwss very assisabls fAsu. @s&
Aise 80 acres choice Land ~ miles from the riv-
q, and Ia coed sghboShood, 30 acres In wheat.
Also lsessres miles from the river partly i'm
Ahe ) ehoae. lot Of ti.ssr land il Hancock 10.
| Assssvsrallotsi in the town u Haniison, IiIi-
| aeia. ..94es J.a
Xlso laaa In Indiana. a
| Also land and lots In Ohio.
| Also good mill property in Ohio.
| Also property In Ksokak, and good paying bu-
/ viii sell o. sxsaans. on .'good terms. En-
s1 .ssss u. ., Nj, !. Il x. sSISsI ia:..
JUST The THING FOB IOWAI
| Wess,s Patent 0Alvanic Cement
HOoRHNG5y
| vayHE sub,cribers Aeyinr pershassl the right 70
/ i nc this Il n tepte1 - much approved c.
= snt. Tor roonnr Is ~ county. ars now prspsssd
10 eontract Tor Ssttfns On ruc{e at shoH notice,
Ana viii siys III - tAsir pervossl e.
| tsntion
This C. m.nt /, one Of tAe sreatsst isventionss1
tAs age In view Of ch.apnsss, great aaA
adapsstion to any climate. e will rssist the ssd
den changes Of The wssshsr, Il impsrvioas - Ars
and water. rsnaining /. psrnansnt hxssrs wtAost
Tspairs 10 eslc.letsd tor soofsof I'll deserptioass
AT Or stesp, Il hang wied, Ire end water proof;
Dies not alsss wates, aDd b ~ dlAefenf from Tar
| end gravel reeang = y 10 superior 70 T.. A.
psool Of Its sspestesity, ~ lnssSanct Co. IN the
1astern States will take risk on beildings COW
81 n huf
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A FINE assortment Of superior Beaver Pelii
"A siers forsAls ut ~ Main-st.,by
seplS-d GRIEF.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
The "Man of Pleasure"

The following graphic portrait of the "Man
of Pleasure" is taken from sermon on
Christian Manhood delivered in New y ork,
by Rev. Mr. Cuyer. We commend it to the
attention Of the would-be-men Of pleasure
everywhere:
al trust that no young man here will need
TO be warned against that wretcbelly false
idea of 'manhood' which is SO rife in certain
circles of this million.peopled city. The
counterfeit manhood of an oath and cigar
a bottle Of brandy and a pack of cards-a
box in the theatre, and bet on the race
course. Hundreds Of young men are con-
stantly aspiring to such badges of social
rojiiuy as these You may see these amb.
tious youths ordering with consequential
swaggcr, their wiue-suppers at the fashion,
able 'hells' You may detect them at the1
midnight hour pulling the door bells orhaunts
ofiniamy and whispering false names through
the iron lattice you may discover an infdel
book in their franks, locked up with an OBJ
scene picture, a revolver, sporting calendar,
q directory TO brothelS u few French novels,
and--,.o Bible!
young woman beware OF such social
serpents rs these. They will enter your
houses as their father entered EdeC. only to
seduce and destroy. New York has her full
share of these characters they pass for men
OF galiantry, men Of spirit men OF pleaSc
ure.'
Every nsT and then there is a tremenaous
explosion in our community. which blows of
the covering and lets us all lock in upon the
rotten heart Of q certain style Of city life.
During the last week We hav- been look
ing in with oathing and W sternation.
We have stood in the whose walls
were bespattered wit have seen
the bitter end of q c asst of the
sweet restraints Of ity for the
poluting caress q th, oman We
have seen r., arkabl, er gathered
around that corr amid hys.s srical tears and
iil.timsd merriTeut
ave have seen the snblAshng courtezan
ttestityng against the man Of pleasure who
had flung her aside for other -. ,e oflc.F
Of justice swearing broG I'd
bitterness in vhof
oo,rr,ra lod i anu
s-,.'iu Sdcb 81 some
yet fresh from rural
home. Who did that ,.,,. v, ddrEnesS is yet
painful mystery; bat it is quite too certain
that there has been foul murder done to con-
science and to character within those walls
long before the garroters moose was slipped
and the assassin's poignard driven to the
heart: Heaven save you, my dear young
friend from the manhood of libertinism !!
And Heaven save our great metropolis, when
its Brussels carpets come to be stained with
blood, and the quiet Of its stateies: streets
Is broken by the midnight cry Of MURDER
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

Az ITEM FOR TRoUT FANCIERs.-Wc fnd
the following in the Hartford Times. relative
TO the cellar process oitrout breeding:
Daring the past winter, Mr. +. G. Kellogg
has succeeded, without ,iuch trouble, in breed
ing trout IN hisc cedar, ile placed box, with
proper partitions, in as cellar and put some
sand and stones in lhs bottom. He then
procured two trout, a male and female, and
went through the process which has proved
successful in France of pressing the spawn
from the female, aud placing il in his box
He then filled the box with Connecticut
River Water aud kept small stream con
stantly running through it, This was about
seven weeks ago. tie has now seventeen
fine, lively young trout from half an inch to
an inch in length, and more in the process of
Matching. BY holding the eggs TO the light,
little fish can be seen in them distinctly. -
The old ones are kept in tub, and are not
allowed to range among the small fry. The
little ones of.a week old have all the charac-
teristcs Of the old fish, and they will dart
under a stone with great rapidity, when the
water is stirred little. Our popular Water
Works are constantly developing new sour
ces of comfort. not the least Of which is that
which furnishes good supply OF treat, 'fresh
for the table. in the cellars OF our citizsus
al 81! sessous Of tho year.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
MtseIlancous.
THE INAUGURATION BALL.


The grand closing scene of the inauguration
rmonies was the ball in the evening, which
ok place in rough wooden building, erec-
Tor the purpose on Juniciay Square, ad
ming the City Hall. The temporary .nr-
re is 235 feet long, Sc feet wid' snu wen
feet high. a supper ,oom iwenly-two
ct wide ran aloreside oil lne pali room,
rmnc and inJependent apartment.
The outside Of the building presented
ry uninviting appearance, being strongly
ggestive of the shanties erected at Fairs
grcultural shows, for the accommodation
a sudden rush, and with view TO being
,ain suddenly resolved into their white pine
ements ; but on entering the building dif-
rent scene met the eye.
The ceiling was pure white ground, stud
cd with golden stars, and the wall decora-
ions were of the national red, white and
lue. The adjoining rooms in the City Hall
ere fitted up to afford dressing rooms for
le ladies.
To provide for the vast crowd who took
art in the terpsichorean finale OF the lnaug-
ration ceremonies, goodiy bill Of proyis.
ms was needed mong the items OF the
i'll Of fare $1,000 worth Of wine, 400 gallons
{ oysters, 500 quarts of chicken salad, 1900
uarts OF ice cream, 500 quarts Of jelles, GO
adde's of mutton, A Of veuison, 8 rounds Of
,esf, 75 hams, l25 tongues, besides plates Of
arious kinds. AT the head of the table was
pyramid os cake OF four feet high, with q
lag Of each State and Territory, with the coat
# arms OF each printed on it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
wuLiAMsPORT AFFAIRS.

A number of influential citizens Of Ly-
coming county, have been engaged in effect.
ing an organization for. the purpose of loca.
ting town size in Kansas Territory, and
building up the'same to be called Williams
port.
On Saturday evening week, some rascal
set fire TO the stable of Mr.. Joseph Gratius.
The flames were discovered in time to stop
them before much damage was done.
1t is the intention of the managers of the
West Branch Bank to erect handsome new
building for banking purposes, during the
present year.
The committee to obtain S25 1000 as loan
to tho Williamsport d Elmira Railroad, an
nounce that the entire SUN had been raised,
and thus secured the machine shops of the
company for that place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

~ The Lancaster Intelligencer informs its
readers that the opinion of the Supreme
Court of the United States, deciding that ne
groee cannot be citizens and that the Mis-
souri, Compromise is unconstitutional, was
prepared and delivered by Chief Justice Mar
shall. This looks as if either the editor or
the schoolmaster was abroad. Chief Justice
Marshall died twenty years ago, and if that
great man had liveda thousand, he never would
have delivered an opinion like the one refer
red to. We allude more particularly to the
Missouri compromise act repealed by the Ne
braska bill, and the ordinance Of 1887, neither
OF which were properly before the court.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21

For Northumberland County, for bcssApri
Term, A. d, 1857.
GRAND JURORS.
Lewis-Jacob Menges, P Camp.
IirJut-Levi Lynn.
Deiapare-wm sterner, E w McCarty,
S ID Almond, II Shoop.
Point-Jose Wallis.
Northumberland Wn Burkenbine.
ISunbmy--John Bright.
Upper .4ugusia-D g Kutz A Snyder,
Snyder
Lower Augusta-Joscph Gass, Peter Col
Gron.
Shomolin-Wm. Titzworth.
Coal-Pe.e Wager,
Little MdhanOy-Amon Reed.
Louer Mohanoy--Abrabam Dribelbis.
asainston-Nicholas Adam.
Cameron-Eiias Long.
JactSon-J S Seller, S ReitZ.
ZerJe-Jobu r Strause.
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Lewis-Lev Glace, j r Pollock, J Nc
Farland, NJ Shade, A Glace, TV Writer
& Shoemaker ir.
YurJm-D 5 Linebach.
DelaWare-Jesse Weeks, II Culp, z Bress-
Ter, 2 Denter, John Metzgar, Isaac Vim
cent
Point-H Humme.
NorMumJerland-D G Veris Abraham
Wertz,
.SanJiry-J NJ Simpson, j Clement, j c
| Miller, S Mantz, S Brosious Edward Y.
Bright.
Upper .Awgusfa-J FAshold, J Rine n
Shipe.
Locer Augusta--G W Smick, G Raker, ir
Thomas Wolf John Long Wolf
.Shomolin--S Eyert, Samuel Ent, Charles
Leiseurng.
Coal-W w McWilliams, D Roth, Valen-
tine Fegely.
Lo,cer liahanoy--J Drousious, il Rothar-
mel, Lahr, Horace, Elias Boyer, john
Spatz, ir.
Washington " Klock, Adam DaHel p
! Reed
JorddS--J Bohner. J Weiser.
PETIT JURORS.
1Hlton--J NJ Yont, j a Wolf.
LcuiS--J Watts, j \ Caldwell.
TwjH-Samuel Brtton. Flem " Pei
lock, Jonathan Kramer, ii l.antz.
DdayGre-D X kehrcs Z Seller.
NoriauDsbeiaHa-Juc Paul, G S Brown
{ Harris.
.SnJw.y-Wm X Martz, John Young ST.
Geo. Lyons.
LWer augusta Robert Farnsworth, John
| kee!er.
Lovcr Aagasta-P Ritz, Philip Weiser D
! uapgh
RuSh-BoDham kase
.Shamohin-Solomon Haas, George KEEL.
| Ter.
CoaI-J B.llmann.
| Lswer Mahdoy--P Bobh.
U'aShipgton-.M Treon, j Adam, Wm D
| Hoffman.
| Cdmer0n-H Wagner.
! .JaciNon-pavid l.atsha, Joseph Dressler.
Zcrje--J W GArrvt.
Jordaa-Jacob Hoffman, Geo. Shaded, II
| Dorer.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-03-21
McKrM OR MCKINNEY THE MURDERER OF
NORCROss.

Our readers will find on interesting account
Of McKim and his alleged murder of Norcross
in our columns this week, for which we bad
no room in our last issue. Mr.. Wolf who ar
rested him, having learned that the man who
acted as hostler at the Long Pond Hotel, in
Luzerne county answered the published de-
scripticn of McKim, proceeded to the tavern,
in company with Mr.. Coons, whom he en-
ployed for that purpose, and on giving his
horse to the hostler he noticed that he kept
that the crooked hand was thus purposely
concealed, and the other marks corresponding
with the description, Mr.. Wolf was determin-
ed to get sight Of the other hand, and accor-
dinghy gave him the reins to bold in one hand
while he offered him a shilling which he was
compelled to take with the other, which sat
isiied him that he was the man. Mr.. Wolf
then returned to the house and ascertained
called McKim and Mr. Coons in to take a
drink before they left. When McKim cane
to the bar, Wolf seized and presented the ri
| fie while Coons secured the prisoner.
The true name Of the prisoner is Mcki in
ney. A gentleman in Shamokin informed us
that be knew Mckinney, and four or five 9th.
ers of the same character, in Schuylkl coun.
ty, all Of whom were obliged to leave some
years ago on account Of :heir villainies. One
of them, swore he would make fortune OF
| 20 to hell. Some time after, he murdered o
man in New Orleans, was arrested, and in or
der TO escape the penalty OF the law, cut his
own throat Truly the way Of the transgres
sor is hard.