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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
BROOKLYN COURT or sEssIoNs-Nsy 2o-Befoie Judge
and Associates.


Heply Donly pencea CAVITY to cosrge Of assault
OiCer McMtbon Of the Second Precinct, vhie n tn
peIfoinnce Of his dL:y nnce ws' reserved un tue let
lIo4ino.
Al drew Goodwin was placed on :isl for s~agt
with deadly wespon upon OGer Corwiu Of the fret Prclu
o The II 1re last There disturbance IN tue
Of Douiuick tossn Fulton street. and Tue st.eGticu q
Ceccss Ccw!l and Fuss cso % IL ny Gil tra1a a.
Cart Ut.r Tic officers went INTO the hoie and sesi d he
prisoner and lm Tar the corner OF Fulton sna
s.Ieets he resisting :ht Efforts much - pcsoe
VII the Officer Coiwia hin craw d. from
h. pocket make stab him The phsoa,r Stuck tl
hand b.. the instrument I'D Eot wouri hoi
ldc.i Ella then siTutk tie Ptlo! wta h cab causing him
dioS He t-tu conveyed 10 The stati
House. The -9cgelt fcr assault 18th d, aGlJ wrap
but jury curd hun guilty Of assault anG battery merely
SeLttrCe itservd.
IawIeIce Wilhelm was placed on trial FOR al ~
ssu intent Kill Frederick saafer TGs assault
Aeged have been committed With cub kute the 5.h
July lts sId several shs ttoet OF
sLshor TIE prisoner olad guilty Of Assault vita il
ttit To oouuii bSdGy bssIa SeG.ehoe EvseTyei
Cbnles Ecker WIS placed tt.s for peri Try, 10
having. alleged sworn cn the 18Th Of Ap bfore JIate
Cu!ytr p,DoiDE between Cdtis;a1 hsuter q lnt
ard Bernard Gray depctp in cae Of assault AGi battery
Tat ctfe -Ck p.Autf with 1e VI
D,era ber 1855 thsi be
h, NOT not having been VITA the parties
Al r. time stes Tie coltin4et a.il los
cay The st Of Dec Iater 10 hicn time the Court 5mnsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

Coep-FFOvs- q. 7bnt.-sy Ncs - b. ,fe gsr. j re-
AtA.uc-r ifc held ? 'tb = Pli.'ae s1.a. % Mr.
.r.C.uy esutttsi 70 Fo'.lt l. Bts~n = tnis g.tg.
natIs-EING-At ghW,oi n ,. O. 10 lf,'., nov n
., "a. g.. D. Item Bsoc IT avs of Ne YORK.
T-,F.lt.s Ctre 5.ss.ts. Of iht l.;s Jams u kllg.
u,TCI tLt-IFED--lu his city. N-cna.das Nov 10
~ ~, Hev D. yaa-s5. Corrsi'u. 6 b icnll 10 heoL
= o,r,hDr a AlGsI hstc ga a ~ to,, cit,
tSitEElC6- DEAsBosNE-in ESrter 81 The Rev NJ
C Lev e. PHI tfics eco 70 SIS. Rrbc J. Dearborn
tSth 81 $40 r.rtrid. II
Van HCcZEE- sPEHcE = Or 0teteseay Nv. IS, ~
81 -, M koissu c Van Houzru ot M.con. o..
NJ. Enma LOUIS sht.r Ut tie late }. B. Spence o
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AdveILsesent
EnMARD il. DIXON. N. D.. Editor OF Thf

scts OpeiAi sOd Cnsons Surgeon vii guarantee
the vi bout The knife add prnce.
painless Of cve'y turn ccessb touch cot
Of character 10 where tie defpfut,
.scbs dreaded where the colu-c,ed 9th Wit.
p.ts in the neck Hrnp this method will prove boon
the sufferer Office from to end 10 evening. At
No - th sv Alta other hours DR. (. at ME Pdvse Ho,
pe ~hIe ey comfort o. domestic life provii BED for tboe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
BROOK YN ITEMS.

A fire broke out in the paror of the house OF Mrs.
Webb No. 206 Washington street, on Thursday night,
caused by the taiIs coming in contact with the Gas.
burner. Damage trifling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

A. ole Iflfe9 FGrNe ID
y, have esr'ed ns,s :. nis nos GU to O. cert
~ Ps. g eco per Ter s g e. aa'' p -
~ A Is rer em. ~, ius: chickens. II 10 TO
ivsb.i h'y sS to cents pr lo beet by me
cen. ',.@ TOT cstis per To- so % 80 e,pts. A
sssSs spccoso aud German nj i,t9 s. n nsS
SSn' T Tsd SSs1d you'd soa @GGs ii bin
car pr ess ,ban o. although be bad 400 Oa.oe
l sats 10 S' ,.; s his CREDITORS should foeo a'a ~ a.
s ,sll Hoe is the secret of continued h'ru ''
the Wet, az olsewhsie." no roor and unem
no,ed Of Chicago that Winter has held On - nDf ~
and thai prices q provisions are 20 low r,m.rs ar. in.
,nD.c for the psor here that so many ,"~o.o
n. one mentioned wiling to sell tnei p'oao. -.
s '.r p1ocs Ho Dig it back will enhance Inv
100 here: will it benefit the holders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
IAdYertisementl

BRONCHITIS and Couch, which 90 often termi-
fatally in Northern stt Udes easily arrested In
Dsjoty &C cases IL had to TIE WILD CHERRr
preparation Of DIR WsTAR Abundant evidence Of this fact
WrsppcT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
lktvctts .sseo'. !

PURDy's NATi NAL 1HEhTE The mere az
nigtr s rf q. - Il Sh Z,
tc,i,r ,bea,,t 10 overaauita va Sr MAYS Lvs raz
IR,fNfTTfs LoTrEy ToEtr. eEfSfCUTED DVrcas.s
AID performances u IA ANtRicAS Ach5BsTs. % c,J
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IAdyertlsement.l
DISEASES Of the THROAT and Lungs are at once

DISEASES OF the Il THROAT ana LUNGS are az once
relieved cued by applying and inhslins j. STAFPoRp
OLIVE TAR Sold at so cents bottle at No is ssIes east
side of Battery where Testimonials be from Thurlow
Weed, eco of Albany Isaac Fowler esq Postmaster Of
New Yori; H. Ladd esq, Of fhe lndepondeo and many
equally prominent persons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
SUPERIOR COURT-Nov 2o-Pefor- Judge WoODRrFy
William WI William 4. Y grtop


This was al action Oh pr0Diissory Il lie made oy
tie d.HIdsn,, Is follows;
& $50. NEwYoRE, May 10, lSJ'
Try days after deTard premise pay TO tee orIef Of
Ms satoetson twelve hundred AID My cedar. lr v Ne
received. WM. l. BGtrJN.
TIE note ntor,sd By NJ. ssldeFson aud OJ her
brctheI George II Buns.
M Cram for the cefeusc cscd that the money which
the confederation Of TIE rot h and Tad been )ed
with defendant ty J. Ssnderscn tee hotel keeper sas
lusbsxo of A. 5snderop tbs. the psutf not the
reel CT the note end that neither The plaintiff nor cutes
had paid ely cCnsd lson for IL tAst tie note really be
Icuset 70 SsLderoa anc that against hun the tecGd
tad cout ter claim smoart Dg to @ aud inat the uoie
he'd bee nuAy 20 plaintiff to prevent tue psy
neat Of tbs unter claim Mr SsGdef.0n Derg iasovcnt
4oth tie plaintiff AID Ssndesou we've examined ed gave ev
dsrce this defense esndr.on tstr5 tat the pe
Buus hs brother ia law who TO Ssnderon
letter credit for 100 snd supplied wa 10 supp Mrs
sh during Der husband. absence IL Europe
Nisus fed tht be bought the note from oufas
Ooc The uit sharply contested and Deaf
feeling exhibited between Mr. ssncerson and Nj Bur
ton Who proved had formerly been on terms Of gre
n,msoy After two days trial. the Jur, Brought In verdict
for defendant
For psiu,ia Mr. Howe for dehnd'Dt Mr. Henry A Cram
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
|Advertisemet.

To PURIFY THE BLOOD take j. X. STAFFORD'S
Powders They very agreeable to the
TASTE sid do scken purge package IL Powders for
One Dollar at No. l6 State-st, es,t aide Of Battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

COAL At SJ.-UischAJetg RED ASH Coal. egg
nd stcvC ti1cs. 1RUsLow agoiBHRs
No II vel. No 2 Cherry and No 21S T. l4t6.st, n T.
ard foot Of South IT'D South tnsu w 5s-eh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

THErT.-SoDe thief entered the unoccupied house
No street. Thursday night and stole the keys and
gas fixtures worth lO0 Some well dressed In tho
of going about and obtaining keys of unocuped houses
under preene hire them. Several houses robbed the
light after their visit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

ATTEMPT TO PICK POcKETs.-A small boy, named
Patrick Cannon brought to the Office Of tie Deputy so'
peendent yesterday for attempting TO pick the POCKETS OF
sdy in the Long Island Railroad He detained for
while and then permitted to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
Advertisement
DYSPEPSIA, DIOPsi, GRAVEL, GOUT and RHRU.

WOLVES ScHtIDAh AROMATIC SCHsAPps
il BY the medical souy for the shove pl.ins
Put Ia quart aud pint bottles For sale by ali drusSt
sIocers. CDOLrHO WOLfE, Soe Imyorter
No. III BeeveT-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

POLICE DRILL-Some Of the military police Ser
sesnts kewYolk commenced drilling the police Of this
City yesterday different Station Houses The Fist and
Third Precincts drilled BY sections.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

Adrian H. Mu Ter will sell tomorrow, Irregular saIe)
at I2i O'Clock, at the Merch ants Exchange, $4,000
Louisiana IT, by order of the Auditor Of Illinois, and
other securities.
Albei. Il. Nicolsy will bold specisl sale OF stocks
suo bonds to-mCuow Saturday, at l2i O'Clock, ct
the Merjhabts Exebsoge.
S. Draper will hold an auction sale OF stocks ana
bonds tomorrow Saturday, at l2l o'clock, at the
Merct ants Exchange.
j. H. Whfehouse, esq, of .bc firm Of f. White
house. Son & Morison was elected member of the
stock Exchsi ge Board tins morning.
We arreI u comparative statement of the Dry
Goods imported at tbis port fer The week, and for the
year ell ce January l. Ths amount of Goods thrown
uron the srktt, i. will be observed, is remarkably
all during The week:
70, the veek 1853. 1885. 1897:
En- the port. al 2Oo Col f5SSbS $500,
1b'oan On the market. $50 So 10 $40 ps"S
Since Jan /. ls5o: is56. ds51:
ELer.d az the FORT SS 7ol $50 &S55Ss s esl 9.Ss
Throw n the market. 60 1850 "a 1865 7s7H 81
We annex comparative statement OF the imports
of foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the week, aud
4. l..
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY NOVEMBER g. 1857

tdS Tie rree il ic7eioS, for ds'i'abie 90 n nss.
G. "a sier store aud iCS1iosl TO- esksrs'-ore drss-
G. st"s lt9i. France a,e caespsr, aad quoted a
; . a5,0.
Ei,i abs d1l ard iowes. TIE engagements to
iI.-'rso sIe 4i0eb + or a; l.. 100. al Gtain
= saSid.; Cotton e, I'D 10 tea Beef A. 6s. % !;
| ltc brs. Rcsiu ~ .. I'd 50 TUGS Oil a, 23s. To
LotG,p. i700 6bls -Four al p. g.. 300 tuus Sugar
a. 3is 5 eco hbl5. crude Tur2en'ioe =. s.; 500
tbl- Spirits a. &C.. To GlssgoE. 300 bis. Fiou a.
2 30 e2s. Cd aud BY st-sm 5000 bush. G'aia at
Ito ia shippers Gage. To Holland, 500 bags PImon
TO at g. The Ocesn Bird, from Sicily to NeS-Yoik
On private ttrms.
The bush ef the Sub Treasury WA: Keeps,
$50 5ss $3.50 Geo from Costoms; Payments, sti9'
4lG %; Balas ce, 81 92i,557 IS
Tbsre have been Some sses Of sovsregts for ship
ntnt by the steamer, srd sone parcels received by
tie ls;s arrival. are goirg back directly ftom irst
hsIds. AS mary OF the trantsc'iots are o. made
nroush the bullion brokers, it is cicalt TO ascertain
hoT UGH will be cent forward. The ship msy take
100000 or $4,000.
a defslcston Of $50 has been discovered in the
Maverick Bank, Boston, and the cashier teller and
bank keeper have been discharged.
The "a lowing sAlea were made NJ auc.on this morn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-No,. oo.-BefoEe Juds
CUiVAG
Lott SimoL.,n sgt John Skustef.

Ioii SIhpLseN AZ 'NHu ''-He~ei'
Action icr II u oameges Smocscn ordered at
st-t.,. ., ,rbe works usote pieces Tor hs house IA
We. a s.tt Ait.f tleJ haa beeG p,cet e the house
Sinister sc,ItIed ttsi Sotecr was noi be o~IF u tie
s Coulequpi, be repaired TO thr sen
a. IL rces tle Iirtsx taaf the ~ron 0ss'
- -, r,ji,a sluou,,1 buuaht sciiun fof tfcspt..
ID t.a ages TIL Jury awarded tie plaintiff SIX eeai'
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UARREED,

eu- csrs,s'sks rr>osdsr-, The, vii s.rriei ss'rr-
{. see sd Ill IL s..t Al ca To Cs.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

Jcu"s l.. Sou'h sorsh ct al sg'. John u. Culver &
A. Ss;t.sd.
Ausi6s Shaw set Isaac Bu khav Mo.:On 10 e /
s-s j@jl 6tiisd eihOut cost. g. other patty.
Befo-e Judge k1osEV,LT.
BoWLRY DASK.
On moticb OF AiosIi III Nicu ay folder OF cer'ih 20
CT eck ca the above insuton IL ferred 70 Charles SEES
at 70 the bona fds Lstur- OF the sssts
Of tie properly Of tts bank AID necessity Il
siep
joe W. GfesOn &C.. VIM. Il. MOre su.-Mo.ion g.
olehs-ts sts.' rpept DENIED
EAPEAS CORPTS.
IL The natter Of the pcsscn Of John Cokburn f5r the
tO5J Of Jane Cockb.Tn, hi. daughter
The gil Is 10 The Possession If hef graz dfsther Mr.
McNsutht having bNp the return &c tho wit slsgs.
sIc1ntd by tter and houDd the rep ud-nt BY the
Alus I'd use Commsossrs tie father sLs.e that tie
denuTe Of invsd LAtig bsPn made wnOu
HE suthcIi ehbouth be living IL the cay :, the time
TIE father hss mari second wife srd Fishes ID
tody Of tie chd The JGose took the paPe and vi reader
lis CeSsGa O. Nov. Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

'Vciu b tst heeS ~ slow e..
t""s he osrteuts t'ft<f a.. I've e
ST' 1@rt a.. % th9se -h Therein
g. tc tue FyR FaSDJ W IJD
% CtL ttfo.e 70 ne tliS dsy e N,vsuIh-r s.r.
kLTE hisc G. a.li,.ofst q D,sis
lana Horuer. . ol.'s.r 81. s9t Fo5a.neo wo,i in.
pi,Sssd s.
On Ue prece5',g ass~e. u F-fu4od' W ici 2
on lie 'tins COW snt lt TIE tf Il c'u., :. 81
CnJ Fed Il re iy - ksv fok tie 9Th i'J ~ Norr
b. mi .: ~ cook before 4 tur justices ~
ne l. ut vty tie sbtJ bueoioe era to- IL ts' ac't
'hosd rc b cuaoveo I'D ysoacf a u TIE = dent tf
Btrco We'd HLNkY =. DAVIES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

Mess. StoltsIfoht, Frost & Co., in their circasf,
remark:
"The gloom in the commercial world has dsepeesd,
- he ys:lirg feeling; more failures have occanse,
some of ceI SIDERABLE extent. The rate OF discoe
has beep iaised 10 T. cent, 10 orcer to stop ne
uI Of god, OF which too much is yet golax soss:s.
Ibe depOsitors Of the Borough Bank ere 80"
no,es at 6, r. 10, and q months, bearing = escs
inteieet ,his will give some sessooaD.s tosa
.sfst way at present is to cit stu Until tue 'N''"
blown over"
The cire ssr Of Mr.. SstterthvsiN Gays;
~ .a,o, o. "a. financial dbas.ss In ASeres ss essss
..S n,,s.rrs IL ,As o sLtry isftas As %" s~s -
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Z, HrsRv MosASer, Jane. w. Gerard, James T. Bra
Augustus 4. Smith, esqrs, aud othera

FEARFUL ACCIDENT BY MAcHIsERY-A MANS
HAD Cur 0rF.-Coroner Gamble yesterday held an
hauest on board the steamboat North America lying
The dock foot of Warren street. add plying between
this city and Ron tout, on the body of man whose
nsus Is supposed TO be - Lynch, who was killed
as aight previous. From the testimony of the clerk
Of the boat ii appears that the deceased went aboard
the boat st RoBdout about A.. O'Clock on Thursday
afternoon, and pad his passage to this city. He paid
Lis fare and at the time Of Going so appeared to be
somewhat under the Influence Of liquor. The boat
started, and nothing was seen of Lynch Till an
hour snerward when he was discovered lying dead in
the crank room with the head severed from his body,
which was crushed and mu Hated in the most shocking
nsrser. Under exactly what circumstances the TN
atunsse man los. his life is unknown, but it is sup
possd tina. he entered the engne-room while partially
baviOus aud unoonsciously came 10 contact with the
rsnt, which Injured him as described and caused
mos, instant DEATH The Jury rendered verdict Of
sDeath by injuries received by being struck by the
nschr cry n the crank.room ef the steamboat North
America, Nov. 20, 1857"
The deceased is supposed to have been a'native of
Ireland but his age was Lot given. Nothing was
vcerisiped respecting the residence Of the deceased
or Bis relatives. A bottle Of brandy was found in one
sfhs pockets Of the deceased.
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COUJT CALENDAR.

BaooxLrs CIR CoUnr-M Monday. NY. 1-Sos.
70 u % Al Lei 81 e. ~, 8. - q. d. e. b, o.
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r,,,,,oy,.1 TO JcDGE IsoRAHam Tho foAo".
..onmn,jo,,ion to judge Iograham of tbs Court OF
u,moc Pleas. and row JOdge elect of the Supreme
rsort vas lately cent to him, numsrousy slgaed ~
us,,b,rs of both high and humble standing a. 'n'
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

fFlrAL FALL DowS STAIRs-INTExPGRAscs THE
C,rn About IL o'clock on Wednesday night,
Cshsrne Wilson, very Incorporate woman, who re-
tad Of No. z Desbrosses street, returned home in
ros state of intoxicsop, as she had often done be-
as In her efforts to get up stsirs to her room she
abackwaId, and tumbled from about the top stair to
:s bottom of the fight, and fatally injured herself
he was taken up in state Of nseosblty, and soon
harvard conveyed to the New York Hospital, where
ssh soon ensued. Coroner Hills yesterday held an
hSusst on the body, and the Jury rendered verdict
death "by compression of the brain, the result of
Injuries accidentally received by falling down stairs,
IaNo. I Desbrosses street, on the 18th day of No
vember, 1857, while under the influence of liquor"
he deceased was As years of age, and a native of
Germany.
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EEw.YoRE. Nov u. ls17.

asyrEmrs have 10 acknowledge the receipt Of your com
uphson Of the l2h November inst expressing your salts
,,op with in which have discharged the duties
n sdse the Court of Common Pleas during the period for
~hos held that office At the close Of term OF nearly
rso.y service Judge Of that Court nothing could
more srsty feeling. than TO retire from that posi-
M with that in oposins Of the and often
ut In which, Judge, have been called upon to
e my has been such as TO meet With your approval
feel however and happy here to acknowledge, that owe
Nv this learning, intelligence and urbanty OF
~ % the bar than 10 any merit Of my owns aud
m nysf Of this opportunity TO state th during the whole
~ Judicial nothing bss occurred % cause any
h than that Of The highest respect for the bar OF New
M OF great obligation to them for their uniform
fndness and support
hust that discharge Of my duty in another sphere,
,hDg vii TO Deprive me OF your continued sP
v,bstiob.
abs. be happy to comply with your wishes In any manner
thch you may suggest
M, with trest spect your obedient servant,
d 2. INGRAHAM.
n HHsRv II MosAseE, James w Gerard, James T. Brady,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21

ire, by S Draper:
misso.it
s. shares American Exch,Dse sly
Aslaes Bank Of
10 shares Continental o.
10 ana co Nttit na
- shsies Ha ovri ri
sc shares stuI yessnt Fife IL sUrance Co......'... 70
shares FsIitri kslfOad
lee Ella Hst Rsi n ad... Is
3slSes CON Exchange ~
The following busiless Notes Of Hand, for account
Of whom il IL az corceru:
Th,p, Aiken Vail due Nov l6, Ss73 90 .......... Is
Phelps Aiken VAIL due Nov is. 1913 sS.......... 10
rhe ps Atep Vail dee Nov l6 1913 76.........'. -
jas De Gray Co, due 18Th september, slSS
ya. De Cray Co due 29th November fll5 % II
Jss D. oFsj Co due ah DeceInbes sig is.......'.
Blscswen, White & Co, dee May, S2iO...... ~
bisckwei, btemoe Co due nay, $24.o........... ~
7 Lawrence due December SeO.................. IS
Ely Bow Mcdonnell due April S50j........... AT
james De Gray Co. due April 575N. ~
Pheps Aiken VAIL due Aus ust, flD............. u
Bn,s Douglas Nheeock Co due SHh April 49, 1920 :" z'i
Also toe following, by Albert II. Nicolay;
$500 Virginia
hIpsoprt
IL Crosse and Milwaukee Rsirosd..'..'... let
Ito shares Hereip Railroad
II shares bsIk State New fort oot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-04
n oR0UVJLATI0N

kSOk fev days snly, tress VI lsad half q
mile shove 0lsnford, On ne Mississippi river
comprising - assss Of blsR bottom land, con.
naadang the finest New On The Upper Mississippi
There Ass two hosses % the same, orchard Sc.
The kailroad line pAssss diFsesly through Il. aad
thu company have sslect<d, II Il ssa - psoearss,
part u same 70 crest their machine and sAgiss shop
There Will b given on Same either four, or ten
years time ~ per cent interest.
Persons Wishing ~ make profitable invsstmsnt
and Wishing 20 have further information OF the
above. will peaas call soon, ~ IL will be In market
ACT > few days. Apply 10
Inchs0d SAMPLE 4 kANKrN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-04
w. DE WOLF

W.. DE WOLF.
Brekcr ana Neat Estate Agent.
LI6TOH PROPERTY FOR SALE
VSwENTY-TW0fse feet on Exchange, b tween First
1 st and the Levee.
~ feet on 3th st. bet. Johnson and Exchange.
70 feet corner 5th and Exchsnge.
Lot ON Bank &C., bet. lith and nth
80 BY lao. corner johnson and Sth, block l07
IL lots in Messengers addition.
OF the best lots In Mt. Auburn at low price
Lends finely located in Henry and Dseatu Co. g.
lots corner Of JOHNSON and 18th.
lotS corner VI johnson aud 10th with do uble
brick house containing 10 rooms.
Lot Z, Block 4, Kilbournes addition.
20 feet on Sd IT., bet. johnson and Exchspse
Very desirable lots Torres licences in Mason's Up
Per Addition, only half block from Grsnd Ave
nue.,
l50 feet square In Reeves ! Perry's Addition.
Lots In Eimwood and Mt. Auburn.
Lot on Carroll-st., bet. I2ih and 18th.
Lots In the new suburb, Esssin,ont.
part Of the Stimpson farm, mile from the
city.
Also, many other valuable BUSINESS lots.
Mortgage Securities negotiated.
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Xeokuk Stock Market.
KENDALL. HOWE 4 CO..


HAVING made arrangements with VIM Graham
= for the stabling Vt Horses, Cattle, Ac., and
storing OF carriages and other bulky articles Of
merchandise, give notice 10 the citizens VI Ksokuk
and surrounding country, that they have appointed
Saturday Of each week for their great stock salss
q which time they will sell Horses, Mules, Oxen,
Cows, Calves, Wagons, Carriages, H0rnsss, Farm
ing atsnaist, snd other property that may b
brought for sale.
Oar Market Yard Il adjoining Mr.. Graham .
Stable on "a st., between johnson and Exohangs,
where the above sales will BE- made.
fsrsons having property 10 buy, sell or NJ
change, this will afford them the bert opportun
~, - thess ssies will draw together large crowds
-c1 81 s.:a: & property. =.
We are prepared to board horses and cattle until
the day Of sale ct rcasona Bile prices.
For information In regard to the above, call on
or address, KENDALL, HOWE AGO.,
Auction and Commission Merchants,
mch57-d Keokuk, lows.
A1-Our FIRST Sale win BE- on Saturday Aorn-
ing, March -, 1851, 1t 10 o'clock, and continus
every Saturday through thu Spring and Summer.
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Sanaple ~ Renikin1..

Dy1kers Ard Doal 1eeaee Doalors.
Co. q 6secsd sesest, bsswess NAia ~ Johnscn,
WILL give special sl1onttoa 70, ana 81 thsif
" sefvtsss y ~ psfshass and sails 4 11A1EsEats
Dsbts ~ Rents, Payiag TAxs, ana iii s4hee iseit-
imaes basinsss Of gensSal broksrags ard ~ -
tste essinsss. In Southsn Iowa, northern Nissosri
and western Illinois.
Mr.. Rankin will devote kis undivided attention
10 the business, and will With the aid oi his sxps
risncs and extensive seqaAintanss, and AZ hh asso-
eiate, MI g.. b able 10 give entire sstslsction 40
ell. fmcht -AAv