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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-05

tuue the business a. wholesale ana retait Drug
gists, at the old stand, cernrT uf Main and Third
streets. klCLAhD MARSHALL.
MICHAEL. k. BkUCE.
Ksokuk, March 80, ls57-aps-da~
JUST THE THING FOR IOWA!
Wcscs Patent Gaksanic Ccnont,
ROOTINGI!
f1SHE subscribers having pur hasod the right to
1 use this time -testcd aud much approved Ce
msnt, fss roohng in Lee county, prepared
to contract for putting on roofs NJ short notice
and will give all such contracts their personal at
tention.
This Cement Ia one Of the creates, inventions Of
the age in view of ehsspness great durability, and
adaptation to any climate. IL viii resist the sud
den changes Of he weather, IL inperyious TO fire
and water, remains AZ permanent Gstnre without
repairs is calculated for roos ef all descriptions,
fai or steep, il being wind. Gre and water proof
Ses not affect water, and IL us different from tar
and gravel roofing as 1t s superior to H. A. a
proof Of its superiority, nv Insurance Co. In the
Eastern States will take Arisk Oh buildings coy-
cred with tar, pitch or resiR, but win insure whore
West . Cement is used nj as low rates as any Gre
proof building.
N. b. The su utssribers having perfect confidence
in the Durability OF their ioohng, viii guarantee
and keep good, At their own expense, all roofs
covered by them, Tor the term Of ten years.
Further information BIO obtaiucd by address
ing tho subscribers through the Postofficc or by
calling on them At Mr.. Aoore's, corner Of ID and
Bondeau trcsts, where specimens and mails
- c.vAN EvRA.
apr2s-oon G. swEAzEY.
DELINQUENT List or LOTS
IAN which special taxes arc due and unpaid for
| ~ Matchmaking ON Fifth street, from Main TO
Johnson street, aud ON third street from Johnson
| to Exchange street,
owners Names. Lol. Block. Tax Cost.
\ Unknown, G5 $3cT.96 $6.0l
THIRD sTREEr.
/" 80 fl front end Of 80 l2475 2.a6
!" 1sftrsar end of 20 ss.e7 I.e4
| - 81 II front end Of - lis33 3.32
! -" 46s feet com. A6s
teet from front
end, across la 30 1g..7 21g
NOTICkis hereby given to the owners Of tbs
lots desert bediI the foregoing list stuatei in tbs
City OF keokus, Ice County and state of Iowa
| whose ames mentioned. aud all others interest
ed that special tax has been assessed and leyiet
on said lots for MeAdami,ing Fifth street snt
Third street in front OF said lots. Ms designate
In the abo~e list aud unless pay meni be made ol
tho taxes levied, and also All ctsis. before ths
9th day Of August, a. b. 1857, the sAid lots,
much thereof as shall be necessary 10 dischA1g.
said and eosts, will be sod on the day afore.
the hours Of 0 clock .. M and o'clock p. m.
. &. c. STEVENS,
collectorof the City of Ksokuk.
July Is, 1897 dtaug6
c. BRUCE. -rr .. ssoci
auE
n..x.s :.
4 ,ycu.~.r AMmrsrn w am .rrc
,voi1s.I. s.asa,.s r,s-~. Tn..., praas.ss
FORT DODGE, IOWA.
WE pay particsidr affsntfon TO the selection O.
w Lands snd thei location. v I'm cash or IT, n,
Warrants In the IT. Dodge, Sioux City and osag,
Land Dictricts, lows. W. have agents nj siou,
CITY snd Usage who acyoxs their hole me and II
i,,, 10 the ION al our I'm nsss IN. M
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,Ho. [Ass, \. 49,. An. oAsrxsrER, : p.
DnoI Il 4 CarpenSer,
I'll ,Ssocisted hsnsslvss In tbs prsstiss
- Sf5us1kA eAs,s sm<6 - 49, u u stfest,
6sssssn Naia and Johnson, ssxt door 70 Andsr-
sss,s B.sk. hssI1snses1 thsfsssDss - n ssssst,
bstwsss ohnsen snAnxshaass3 = ~ s.sess, ~
Yvlvs Ssssss .s:as.s ssiy,s 4 ~ ,sassi.. Of
II nsdieine. Viil eoetanus te attend n eeasvi
tstienls aii sasss Ad % any rsasirsd dsAass. 0w-
~ % ths spAeiousussA Of thsir oGss rsena, aaA
large lihasiy af the best nsAisai vasks sxtsst,
Ny sr:pfssas's 'ersesi's aad ia'sss sissss saa'
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nRs.sANTonD BOND bare this Say formed :
90 o-parneUeiP IN us psscSS0e M ASaisinssse
a.rgsry, ssatsaass tseir srviess = :
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~ srtsrdsd = -. an1 ID evr6iaIly rSs>u nend
~ s.sosists b. Bosn. - then in aii csses reouir
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Up. Aastia 4 D.
f Oct Ia -
=. nUUM LIIILE, =. -,
i stssst, bstwssA Main ard johnson sts., ever
kieksy's 0egas Store. Rsst1sess - -. ChaFiss
Hotel. lnay5d
/ =. q, WRWEY. RI, ~.
Rhyefelan an 0uPreon.
Once 10 Postomee builAlngt - story 0hnson-st.,
nyed KBOkUk, IOWA.
/ D0. Rn0WRLa.
HOME n pATHTST
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I WILL sell ~ = great bargain tAs sntiss elook
L of Drugs, Medicines, Paints s0tls, Dye otnNa,
window Glars, Glass Ware, Brushes, Ehev Win.
dow, Drug Fixtures, kc., also the lsass - The
building Of the sstAbIishm ent formerly - leasiag
"a Mcssrs. Smith, Fuller Co. Tha s3eok is VeiI
ada pted TO the Western trade, and Aas "a -
purchased in the East 1t eytrsmsly IN nnnpon,
within the last II months. The sstat1tohnaSt -
an extensive and last Increasing tIe11. Ihssen&
Is one u tho best in the city. In 1aa1 svesyAhfn0
psrsons who may wish TO engage u sks naae n.
erativs business Of the oosntry. For farther -.
formation, cali on the pvsmises or At No. % Main
street. Lspr20-d&v1 7. !. AcKkNGY.
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7se. per 100 lbs .
eoe. par 100 lbs .

| Sec. per 20 lbs.
, 4ec. per les lbs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-05

Keokuk News Letter.
| TDyAE frat numbSr " the "keokuk News letter
| and Lee County Aegister" will b issasd this
morning, containing general summary of the
istest onmcssief and Monetary News, Improve
meuts. building, and Local Nsws Of ths City
Statistics, Real Estate matters, 40, Of Lee coan-
". For sale at .CLARKE'S
July20-d Literary Depot.
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.. y. nIk18A. !. y. BACK !.
MlLLK0 4 0kUK,
A TTORNkYe q ksu and sslisissss y ChAassry
~ Agents for tAsiAvsslg galeA II keoA Titles and
sAs purchase and sale u Rssi ksssss will hsrsAf
tsr pxsssiss in and regularly Atlsad the histxbsl
will alss Rs6a ~4.&$s1 ~ Gestsss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-05

GRAVE ET0NRe, MONUADNT6, BURIAL
KYAULf6, kantlss, Table and Pier TUps, and
" eyery dsesriptiOa II Plain nd Ornamental
Wtrkin 1ossiga and Domsstie Marble.
yl6-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-05

-. nVUW LyTTLEs -. NJ,
DHYSlClAM AMD SUk0Y0n. oles o Third
i stssst, bstwssn Main an1 johnson sss., ever
kieksy's CsgaS store. hssi1sess ss D.. Chsriss
Hotel. fnsy3d
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moOsAgy = OFaee,
ATTORNEf0 AT LAW,

-
nHRICR On Third 6sfset, bstwssa Aain AID
NIJohnson, ever the ksal Estate Once Of 5,ryksu
= Wood.
Psoap pt attention givsn - sollsstisg end ssesS-
Ing ciAiAs and eonvsyAnsing.
f,tlss 10 resi estate xaminsA aad NotArisi busi-
n sss transacted. tnov5e-d1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-05

W.. y. hEAoOW,
Wh olasAAo Oann0sosAon moSehant,
AND MANUFACTURERS A0kN1,
No. IL Iseesst LkC Ack aV'
lNEAL92 n tsper, 0aee1 voses WAa1ow AlsseS
DWoodah NSfs, btraw snd Bsnsst bssSds, Nsw
and Book a.spn, MAsiIis lAptss, News and Book
Ink, Rsinassss naaestsls, and nassfoetured Ar
sielss ssnsrAlly. Alss, every siss snd vsYisty of
fire-Pfoof Safes on hasd.
may23. dom
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DIED.

BRUsE-Or Wednesday. Nov. IS. William Seymour, Of
Jonathan ard Conea Brush, sl.er brief res Of
The Of the family respectfully invited to attend his
funeral without further invitation SATURDAY morning at 10
o'clock At 80. l07 Avenue B.
BONIECOU-In Springfield, Mass, Tuesday, Nov "a OF
typhoid fever, DAniei Bortecou, esq., aged 7S years
CLAWsON - IN this city, Tuesday, Nov "a. Lecnora
Brewer oXuibter Of William aud Agnes Cswson, aged
years and q days
CLARK-At No Isl East Forteen.L street Wednesday
sftrInooL Nov. 25 John CLARK H., aged = years
CoDWIsE-At Jamsca, Long leland Tuesday, Nov. p,
Elizabeth COdwise aged oS years
FLYNN-At No. 81 Leonard street, Wednesday
ips. Nov Is Charles Flynn, aged year aud mouths
GARRETY-At No. 70 King street, Wednesday, Nov. Is
GAIety the dsu shtef Of Joseph and Margaret Gaey
HUET-In Brooklyn, Wednesday, Nov %, Jennet g..
dsufbt OF Nhlsm and fzAtsih hunt II me h year oi
The esd, and .cquni.nees OF family are invited to
tend her funeral ta afternoon 81 O'clock a. No 80 De-
Grsw street, Brooklyn
HAyENs-In Brooklyn Nov. =. Hemiet. infant daughter Of
Vsstington II. Ravens, deceased. and Julia H,vsls
KINNEY-At No 10 Sixth street: "Wednesday Nov Is Of
consumption Mrs Catherine A. Kinney in the 18th year OF
her
LoRD-At Valparaiso Chilli Thursday oc, l. Ebert A.
Lord NewfoIi ssed ~ years: sns in this city gu Friday
Nov %, bis only child, Emma 2. Lord aged yeara
NARsH-On Thuudsy monins Nov. e Of consumption,
Peter Marsh in the +lst year o bis age
ppe ntcr vii be given Of the Gpsrs which vn take place
from his late residence, No lS5 East Broadway.
PITCHER-At Hoboken Sunday q Of raauuna:ion
ofibe bowels. Mary c. wife Of D. Pitcher aged s. years
month and 25 days
wstertowp, n. papers please copy.
RTTrER-On Tuesday night Nov. - Eleanor Rter widow
OF the late Christian Ritter aged 6s years
relatives and hcuds Of the family and Of her John
Jo,sph Thomas sud Henry respectfully IL si,ei 70
attend the funeral from her late reUdence No ~ Chryse
street, Oh HiSAy, Nov. u s. : p N
sNyrH-At Ne ~ Gcerck Wesnssday Nov Si Of
c-urtion EdwArd SmYh. Of the late Mr. Jas Snyth,
formerly Of London derry, Ireland Hs-d p years.
TRYON-At No l4 Harrison street srt oklyu on Wednesday
nov - A.e short Illness Jane Tyon il the Ssh year o.
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THURSDAY, Nov. 90 ".
The Brokers Board having adjourned over Taanks-
giving. We are compelled to lesve the stock market to
ths repo.e ard quiet which the absence of buls and
bs AIRS establishes, ard which seem to come que OppOr-
tuuely AFTER few weeks OF very active ard extensive
traDsactiops. Some there sre who appear to think
tbs. brokers c.nro with propnety indulge in the OBJ
servance of the time horored holiday Of Thanksgiving,
AID talk about this class Of our business they
were neither possessed Of ordinary human feelings
entitled to any OF Tire social courte.es of hfe Il
might be supposed, to read and hear much of this
silly twaddle about brokers, that the gres. body
Of them were occupied constantly in consprirg
against the bu.iress interests Of the country, aad
in s,rivirg to see how much evil taey could infe.
upon their !eu9s -SLzeH. Without .n.epi.ES, low.
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FArHER AND Son SENT TO THE STATE PRIsoS.
The Buffalo Commercial says that in that cltv, on
Saturday, young man by the name of Hslsey Wood
worth, sentenced by Judge Sheldon 10 Auburn Tor
the term If ak years and six months for passing coun-
terfe money. Bot week before his father was SEN
fenced 10 the prison for two years and ten
months, for burglary The old man and tso sons and
daughter resided in tue village OF BowmansVlle,
and being Of respectable appearance and supposedto
be possessed OF means, found abundance into 80
ciety. The daughter was of pleasing manners, and
the two rather attractive while the father essed
well and could tell a good story. They had not
been there many months before their actions begsn to
excite suspicion, snd consequently little Watching
They frequently visited Buffalo in the afternoon and
were away often az night, no one knew where; by
and by, thefts and burglses occurred IN the villages
rear, and some counterfeit money made It's appear
sDce. Their Jurisprudence frequent through the
post-ofioe with persons abroad tie letters being al
ways directed 70 the dsughter. At last the passing Of
counterfeit five dollar note traced distinctly to
Halsey, Of the sons and the burglary Of store 10
Wlliamsvlle TO the father. The father son and
daughter were arrested. The daughter was cleared
the father and convicted, aud both will spend
term OF years in prison. From the evidence ELECTED
on the the tnsl, it would appear il they
cised with others at tbs East who were large dealers
In counterfeit money.
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE ~ NEwJERsEY.-Womenf for
eIy posesed and at various times exercised the elective
sIcLise Jersey By the Constitution adopted July
1916 the privilege of voting accorded 70 ali Inhabitants
full sge" go proclamation money clear e5te and who had
resided certain lime within the county As tais could be
construed 20 include women In 1870 pronnen. Quaker mem
Der Assembly had the drawn read he or sne
when referring qualified voters. No change made until
1867 often voted when the cleo tons close
fpecal excitement In the Presidential oontes,
Of 1900 there instances Of their voting AZ an
election in HuneTdon County in 1902 so1e women Of
color SLOWED to vote and h. ballots elected member
Of the L. gssure In 1906 courthouse and jail were %
the coUny Of Essex and their location was to be
decided BY q vote Of the people.
Strenuous e1erOns made 10 have them located else
whore Newark and tn. contest created great
tbrousbout the county When the elscton was held,
women Of full age" whether single or msFeo possessing
The required property ..ons were per'ted V "a
Judges Of the ELECTION But the conflict proceeded
the blood waxed the number OF ie
mae voters ncresed aud oond that single ana
nsrred IN the county not only Of fail age out
worth fifty dollars proc snstiop money cesr estNe
ard as such emitted ii they chose So apparent were
the frauds pactcsd this election thai the next Legislature
aside sft the buildings TO erected IN Newark An
ssec restricting the Ignt Of suffrage TO Zee wnits
male Of t-ni And thus was ngu-hed
Isr.sle a. f,ee in New. Jer.ey, Newark Journal.
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Passeuxerv Arrived

y. .sam,sip Vandeybat FROM Have AID seuAasyn~-R:
Ten B,SsS. NY :Is s ,s,s' si.. AnS.on G
lady 9d md our. M. Mr. hs2r E NJ H::sn pi &
aoi Dr. 81 sss lay! snd MAJ So
:i.s: seSs a .sS l:sy sraisi md
and CHILDREN Mise Msysrd Ca.vts hady aud tvo enr
p ; Mb,.S, Jssp ma so aSs and
Miss c. BUIt.s. Or. Barton. L. Prch.,d l. dsrso,lns.
F PIs1.n A. md .9y foG j. .i md
mss: Ms. Pssssseu Ei:. ss.p.' Cap s1 Dss
ses a. Riebsyss RcfsIason wife and daughter. w. Ps
sns three essleT n wife :as .o .S.s s
beTssT wife two ssnarsn and psI.. MoI%s and 49,
sn ns%sih hs @ a ss Ia Ron
LADY three eaSssD end nsr:s Capt s.n ! ns;sss
Hei.chdsis, busi Ker.1 imnsfn.n, o,..n .ia:y
. Numsriph: Mr. Gupeii and wife. Phsos @ HOSo.ls
4. Bs.tido, L. Brewster. Lsmi1s O. xss Il b. wii:sn -
v !. d b. s.sa1 hS VIE. I'D Ella r. E az
pnkP Dsles Mr. Marriott wife and s"I sn nd II
M .Sy b o;'s sss
Ds1sr and three children Mis-, L;asI,y I,9s ess.
s st Rss r saa es ss s.s Dsa
c Gonna. lin s Mi; M Mia c.Is.;
Nc6o. J. B.fndo.,te Maat FERN s.;,o c + Nv
Bird r. Wilkinson. r. Stephenson. H. solie Mr. Erssf -
Friendly J. CIsmer Gross Esinser Joos CSnea q ss
Basso @ gsrty A. Ire and. T. Epder y Bsteselsf, y.
Dursse sacco J. HuEst, r. Morgan l. Leacran. Lever
rant Magic, Msurelo Maria Aulen. Anne sch~dLst-
totsl rs. :.
In Steamship Africa from Liery pool -hss Walls
GOrr,t Mr Exhsven sDd lady, M.s sender.'n. hAs.s,
Bridges NJ Richmsend, Mira Arsurten and daughter No
Ward, Holmes d. II Grsef and lady, Nj. Wlkss lsdy: ax
Or r. Cooh, Mr. Parmicisi, M. Barlow, n. Huason .ne
children, Mr. Arreps and Kies Cook, 4. ID Persusr
Wilson, Mr. Graham, Attends H. LsIian, Mr. Budget 4
w. a.ndien, Il. ". wafe De Lsosa.,er M. WiIssn. Rss
Ts A.ro Suck and sdy H. Hu.'sn, Mace O. esde,.oa e
West ViscouDt Treehsre and servant Mrs Angelina Trehao
Mr. Lereptzrr aud son. 8. y. Ternse " soholon RI NJ
Dzermsn Robertson Mrs. Booth aud child. s. Bes,L ,.
Sacks C. Donnsu Stevens G. Hill. D.mssD and isdys
c. S. Hyde, LeJDan. c. HYDE, M. ST. More
MINIATURE ALhASAc......T.D DAY.
Sa-Rses.... 7; ISets.......tS Heen-hisss... ziI
HIes wArsH....rrIs DAY
401l Isrd 9.kan al lsle /
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NZw-YoRK. Ne. n.
Arrived.


s. steamship Vanderbilt Hirrins from isvre and sossa,
,nptou midnight OF the 18th INST with the snesas s-ase
ii :'sG p S. iy o. Saturday, No, :: .psi;
lar tsutne Alfred delivering thereto most isRs.ai ss
toI % Cape s.ee .sscSis for The A..Sis,.d
sueeedbs in 6ndDs her, proceeded 70 rres.s'sy nsa
es,s Ihreushout tie passage the Vanderbilt. encountered
,svsr. severe ws.s.r A. p A. on Sunday Nov n
Steamship Africa (BIl, shsnnsn- from Liverpool No, =,
lat n To- lon So So exchsns-d srn.. vita rmsa sr
bound sd lat 40 Ton. So d. exchanged asnA' WIN
s;p:p Fss.a Adsa po':ssSs i A.ss .s.s
ss.n.hip j.ms..own Psrish Nsrt and Richmond md'''
shp Ed~.id Forrest CrOcser Chinch. Island. sy: v,
Hampton Road. $50 Inst 20 '9P .. s. 90 80 IT,
,sDs.d hip Rsupden, bound n
B.k johann Hem Bru.a, H. "a 49, a. sss,ss
y,rr.r., Ridley (Brl Brown, RIO JAnso Oct - 600
i,s. eotee Eyre Nov Is lat a. lon g. Ps''ed 'h''
Ii, Cs.sesia tof Goidboo) Handy Turk. I.sd ss.ys
$40 to TueIsI Lsh.eurne. vessel TO fs'ops'a
ssSr l. g. Lsyerns cor.on Boston for PS@aslphi. Hsv
a. Of EstoI'' Neck IL 'chr John BosnAa I" rs:
ssbar saeeesded IN srt.ins into .SeiI bost sss goo
picked up BY tee L. s. l. and carried lsto Hunn. sss
were brought % this port The -sis ~
Asrrt b. Taylor John HeleJ Thsu,. s's'sss .e9 sss
sehr onSsr psemssoa' J.ksouv. day. -a 10 feet
SER Jo.iss AeSOrn Merrill City POn, Gays, wheel 70
ssbr wm coiiser Rowland Philadelphia Tor M1sisS~a
Conn Nv Is rhae BEATING In the HOOD .P,i. fo'e'1l
se5r Ellen Brush Gains Boston ios Psi,aelpSiA-
sohr. VIM Gray, Bnsl Portland TOT rros
sohr. Bu.Da Vista Do.1- Pieluaat flr Boston- -
schr 7 Horton; a,er. RoDdou. 20. s.sm;
Schr. Empress Hesd kondoq, for Rocfsnd.
schr White Rocs, Gsye,t, Westerly foI Albany
scnr. Webster Hodses, Albany 70! Bos,e5ass
seaI NJ. j. ca,os Wis, Pa .seoLia FOR Hartford
ST. amer wsnsutts Nye New.Bed'ore 10 hours NOS
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There 10 st limited supply of Beef Cattle in market the
entire oerr both yerds amounting only 70 head esa
the demand quite bsk and prces sdvsnecd
The hes, quality particularly those from Chester County rs
mariet were .oou sold At gess no" 'o
sHrEP-The Sheep msrket has also also n zen on ne ~
Div the number offered not exceedns $50 mead nost
these however, in excellent orosi, ana sa fesaJ
frc m Is 20 a. and few OF e4i each.
BoGs-There evident Improvement IN tats mai.st
not only the demand, but In prices -" he>a ws sa
from s7t TO ga and esl Y 100 ID. ,.,
Cows-The supply Of C.ws continues 20 De meS lne c'M
was good and many sold 3, from 80 70 o" AID Dry
Cows at from e2S 70 S&
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ecss ,.pos thar the sstsr tsou1 Otiso 70 tbs sr
JOyu tel The property which her brother haa 90
vey,1 70 beT IN oonsdera If BIZ a'seneht ste ne
ho-r. Tbs MI n e. Gag tas coaft 'a1 'eF'.''e l.
A,s. TIE fraud Of the ilt1sr ws' 10 30, m'Afg AIS
viii a. h hsa promised he woad the fraud o. the
aas heris 10 retaining her brother iArd wnou' coo-
s,a ION THE i, against good conscisncs end 1t Is
proper 10 protect the complainant against sueh frsua
He w.s therefore leA at liberty 70 amend mis- bill IN
sso,dasee wi h this in.im ,tion Of TIE Of re-
ksf which The Court wiling ~ grant
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BROOKL w ITEMS.

ENGINE Enthusiastically morning the members
OF Engine Co No. W. D. brought their engine for the
purpose OF tasting The o their mshne. Suction
tAen ifom the public csern IN on Of Military GARDEN aud
Of hose stretched en1 The pip Psoea in the ncosure
a. Ae Tear OF the Cy Hail. From this point Inch
wa thrown ndcnsr distance # ls2 feet inc he. on
the cuPos Ct the Hsl This consdsred BY onneteut
Jndee be e beet Playing hAt had been a. this
place The day clear and cold blt there mech
Nind for sasisctory iTisl The members Of the Company
were well satisfied with their efforts and capacity of the
machine Toward the as TIE ali barrel burst which ncspar
tsed Der for further trial The hose USED furnished by the
Union Ferry Company.
Al moon, Engine Co. No. l. w D. Va. tired L, Nont.s,e
Feny and thrsw rch stream thr alh three length, Of h
80 feetl horizontally, distance q ISL Get Both epsp,.
are from the nanuiscsoIy OWN Jefr.os Pswt,lckst r l.
RECEIVING STOLEN GOops.-For several weaks
past there been gang Of boys growing around The ty
hreakins into uroccured houses stealing ,heresr Pa
lures lead pipe KEYS ard other fixtures wticn tlsy 81 odd
In dsposns keepers Of Junk shops The articles thu,
stolen have amounted nearly = 0D value besides the
trouble oNssioued the q the houses replace
Their Last Ocer Rsyuor q .he nepu'y Suprfu,eu8
eus oHe arrested boy named Jaes Pstoo snsoc,n Of
being the gang concerned these hursSss HIS
led 70 the of nearly toe whsle Ia
number who il has been asctT.sDed the thieves On
Wednesday sternoon junk shop keeper named Mathew
Boylan keeping = place in DseT-w erect. between
Hoyt and Bond arrested by Omcr RsJnor suspicion o
receiving the FOODS stolen and EMPLOYING the boys 10
init depredstions. He bei in on bail 20 await The
Ct Grand jury The houses which hsve ben
IN Strong place. q Clinton and saeke streets;
Hog, saf Ps,fs fIssiI sGs Lsys;;e NsIss,
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CITY ITEMS.

R,r1,yp Ac.is -rbe Yospe Hsa N-;'ouA 'Tss-
A., ,or,mi,,.. At r-enlsr ~ s'ins re'I - 80 Nv
yor, Inive,siiy On Fno+y nsnt b.. on MIN oi
Ap,usu. Beo-se, esq. Prs i"ni III tae Club, ~
80, ,be p,roinsijor ~ Dare. r riamsOn Tor TIE
Ma,or.liy. II opposition 20 Fernando Wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27

There was very large supply Of Poultry sad Cane
in market yesterday, but the demand Was quite hn-
ited The prices ranged shout the sane - last year.
There was no change in the prices Of Beefor vess-
ables.
Some kinds Of fresh Fish had advanced slightly since
lsst week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-27

How SANTA ASSA's AGKST BETRAYED HINsgLF.-
We have already stated thst Gen. Domingo Cortes.
who enjoys the reputation Of being oTe Of Santa Anua
mot confidential agents returning via this city from
Msdrid was passenger in disguise by the smsmp
Tennessee on her previous passage out 20 Ners Cr1z
and there arrested on landing. Ii appears now tEat
the Generals assume Costa and thst bis Pr noipal
disguise was huge pair OF green goggles. Not "a IN
6iyiousl during the whole passage from w-Oreans
10 Vera Cruz suspected that he passing under al
assumed ns ne, or penetrated his Disguise. He was
discovered indeed, by his own bad mansg mert. In
stead OF landing naturally, on the arrival OF the ship
with The other passengers, he stayed on board unl
everybody had left Gid he then venture forth, but
sat down and wrote letter 10 & citizen OF Vera Cruz
asking information 10 the political state Of the
try. Answer was returned that everything right,
ard that his presence snxiously awaited in the
CITY II does Lot appear that there was any bsd faith
In the matters nevertheless the transmission Of
attracted attention. The police were pa, on the alert
and yher finally, the distinguished General did make
his appearance everything fully prepared tor him.
and be was at once taken into custody. IN O. Pic.
An ELEcrIos IScIDLST.-A friend who was In
fhe baekwoods somewhere in Richland County on
election day tells amusiog illustration Of demo
<g.,ic'' intelligence. One OF the unterri6sd walked
an IN the polls with straight ticket which was sl
y,eht until be came TO I" For EItensian Of Suffrage.
No'-vnen he exclaimed, "D--n the niggers
don't care how much they suffer, and tearing OIL The
"No" handed the tcsst H. IaV"aaAs' WIZ