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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-16

NOTICE. 10 hereby given to the owners of the
Lots described In the foregoing list, situated in
the City Of ksokak, Lee county and State Of Iowa.
that special tax has been assessed and levied on
aid described lots, as designated in above list
BY the City Council Of said city, being the cost Of
abating nuisanoeo on each Of said iots respective,
II, and unless pay ment b made Of the take, 40
levied and also al costs, before the lAth day Of
.snnsry, a. ", 1907, the said lots, or ~ nuch
thereof rs shall be necessary to dischaYee saia
tar and coats. will be sold on the day Aforesaid
1t the Mayor'sotice In said city, between The
hours VI . o'clock Am. nd 8 o'ciock .. ~
&C. STEVENS.
colisstorof the Cityof Ksoksk.
Dec. Is l658-dtd
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Important Decision.
DIS Nouns, Dec. 8, 1853.

DEs MONIES, Dec. 8, 1858.
The Supreme Court this morning rendered
an important decision inregard to the School
Law enacted by the late Legislature. The
whole action of the Legislature is declared
unconstitutional. 1t is claimed that under
tho Constitution, the Legislative power, in
regard to Educational matters belongs solely
to the Board of Education; and that the pow
er of the Legislature is merely supervisory
over the action Of the Board. This decision
devolves upon the Board the adoption OF an
Educational System and throws out OF ofios
all the officers elected under the law OF the
late session. We are Of the opinion, howev-
err, that the leading features OF the system
will be re-enacted by the Board Of Educa-
tom Iowa Citizen.
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HUrINEss NOTICE.

Subscriptions for the DAiLr aArr CRY .na
"sskIs VALIsr Vine, mus. be accompanied b.
the cash In Ill eases
Daily subscr bers can rsy the carrier IL th.y pre
'si' once IN two weeks. The carrier In advised 10
require payment in advance in all csses.
NO Joe. Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must be paid for In advance.
except In the case Of customers with whom va have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will be
made quartsrly
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Printers Festival.

From tho Fairfield CIowa) Ledger.1
According to previous arrangement, the
Printers OF Fairfield met at the office OF the
Fairfield Ledger, on Thursday, Dec. 9, $50.
TO make arrangements for the Printers Fes-
tival, to be held ia this city on the 18th day
of January, 1859.
On motion OF A. r. Fulton, w. w, jun
kin Of the Ledger, was called to the Chair.
and IL. n. Moore of the Jeffsrsonian, chosen
Secretary.
On motion, the following Committees were
appointed:
On lnyisations.-W. s. Moore, A. r. Full
ton, r. NJ. Hanna.
Com. OF Arrangements. w. Junkin.
II. N. Moore, g. L. Wilson.
On motion, one person from each town or
city likely to be represented at the Festival.
was appointed member Of the invitation
committee, to serve In connection with the
foregoing committee, as follows:
VIM. NJ. Osborn, Burlington; A. Z. Wap-
staff, Mount Pleasant; A. X. Wickersh.m
Washington; s. d. Evans, Sigourney u. M.
Taylor, keosauqua; g. d. Il. Boyd, Ottum-
Va; A. p. Bentley, Bloomfield; j. w. bella.
plain, keokuk; A. A. Wheeloch, Oskaloosa:
w. Staub, Fl. Madison.
On motion, the following Committee on
Toasts was appointed:
d. Steward and 9. Durham, Burlington !:
j. b. Howell and J. Nj. uwin, Keokuk; u.
!. Elliott, Mount Pleasant; +. II. Stanton.
Washington b. Grossman, IT. Madison @.
!. Taylor and J. Wayne, keosauqus 49,.
bloomfield; ]. w. Norris, Ottamwa; John
Rodgers, sigourney q. Besrdsley, Oskaloo-
sa; A. h. Fulton, Fairfield.
On motion, adjourned.
w. W. JUNKlN, Ch'mn.
II, n. moons, Ssc'y.
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Meeting 81 the ssPt m uth = ocicty,,s
Pursuant to adjournment large number
OF our citizens met at the Billings House, on
Monday evening 18th inst.
Az the appointed hcnr thc meeting was
called to order by the Chairman and tho min
utes Of the previous meeting were read by the
Secretary.
Report OF committee chosen to draft a con-
sstution for the proposed society was heard
and the constitution adopted, to which the
following is a preamble:
Whereas, There are many citizens of Keo.
knk who claim common origin in New Eng.
land, who revert with natural pride to the
many associations connected with the land Of
their birth.
And, whereas, a patriotic regard for the
institutions under which they were reared,
demands Of us an occasional expression of
our reverence for the memory of the early
founders OF them therefore,
Resolved, That we hereby form an associ
alton to be entitled the plymouth Society,"
the object Of which shall be to cement by a
bond Of union those Of common origin, and
to commemorate by an annual festival the
landing Of our Puritan ancestors on Ply
4 =
mouth Rock.
| After those present had signed the consti-
tuition, the meeting proceeded to the election
Of officers for the society for the ensuing
year.
Edward kilbourne, Esq, Of Conn.,, was
unanimously elected President, and Rufus
Hubbard, Esq, of Maine; r. +. Bartlett,
Esqa of n. H.; .. G. Hale, Esq, of Vermont;
A. Bridgman, Esq, Of Mass; &. K. Dimond,
ESQ.,, Of X. l.; A. B. Chi,tenden, ESQ.,, Conn,
Vice Presidents. r. w. Swift, of Conn,
Secretary R. F. Patterson, of Maine, Treas
urer; and $. Webb, jr., of Mass, Auditor.
The result being announced, the President
was called to the Chair, and reports Of the
various committees appointed at the previous
meeting read and acted upon.
ION motion, the following gentlemen, nom
mated by the Vice Presidents, were elected a
Committee of Arrangements for the coming
Festival, viz
Il. Hubbard, Maine; Edward Denny, Mass;
w. A. Rice, Mass; Il. +. Smith, Mass; r. F.
Patterson, Maine. And b. r. Moody, Of
Maine; ID. W. Kilbourne, Of Conn; and s.
Dwight Eaton, of Mass, were elected
Committee of Invitation.
Tickets must be procured, by those ex.
pecting to sttend, before Saturday night.
On motion. these minutes we're ordered to
be printed in the Daily Gate City and Even
Ing Journal. Adjourned
E. KILBOURNE, Pres't.
+. w. SwIrr, Sec'y.
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An persons indebted TO this ONCE are rcquested
70 call and settle on or before the lat dav az
January. 1860. After that date all unsettled a..
counts will be put In process of collestion 40
cording TO law. j. r. HOWELL = co
Dec To, 1858.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-16

~ ONk Passenger Train will run each vay
daily, tsundsys excepted,) ~ followsi
Leaving Ksokuk at o:lO An.
Leaving Bentonsport q 2.3U Pm.
Cennscting 81 the latter place, ~ heretofore.
with the coaches Of the Western stage Co., for all
points In Middle, Western and Southern Iowa.
Nebraska, KAnsas, 10.
1HhoUdh TICKETS to St. Louis, Louisville,
Oncinnati, and the East, may b had Ct the once
in Benton sport.
A-Fars ~ low ~ the lowest. 70 ali Eosthsrn
and Eastern Cities.
sAM'L A. BLACK,
superintendent.
Bank, snd ~ Railroad Depot.
- Of1cs In kilbournc's Block
keokuk, Nov. 5. '68-dSw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-16

The Senatorial Election Bill. latter an az
tended discussion, which IL reported by our
Indianapolis correspondent passed the lndi.
ana SENATE yesterday, by vote Of 26 10 q.
There is little doubt that the House will con-
cur. Tho next step will be the election OF
two bona fde Senators, in place OF Bright
and Fitch, the usurpers. The question will
thus DO fairly raised ia the United States
Senate, and IN way that will compel de-
iberate settlement OF this important ques-
hon. This ~ consummation the Lecomp-
ton'tes have been moving heaven and earth
70 prevent, and which they greatly dread
Cincinnati Gazette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-16

kiLLrp.-The Clayton County Journal
says that German named John Jacobs va.
instantly killed on the 18th ult., about four
nlies from Garnaviilo, in the woods on Co
oar lreek. He was cutting timber, and
Tree, ~ ~ Tall, struck him on tho head, scat
tering ms orains on the ground and killing
him instantly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-16

gTCbas. Anderson, Esq, distinguished
lawyer Of Ohio, 10 about to remove TO San
Antonio, Texas.
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eY The President 10 anxious to secure 70
the United States slice Of Mexico and the
whole of Cuba.
Mexico being feeble power, be 10 in ia
vor OF scizing part Of her territory, in 4
regular Bochaneer style. Spain being I
great power he is in favor Of buying Cuba Of
her. There Il difference between twssdls-
dunn and twecdledce,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-16

GA Buckeye BY the name Of Deck, re-
siding IN Noble county, has accepted the
challenge TO fight Tom Hysr for $4,000
Mr.. Deck is represented ~ respectable man
Of great muscular power, and . pretty fair
knowledge Of the sflicks with which ii is
done" bat without practice 10 the ssrng.u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-16

VI II ~ said that some members OF the
National Democracy ia Congress are about
to introduce a bill to suppress polyeamy in
the Territories, and thus show their contempt
Tor Donsias' sauaster sovereignty, regulate
your-osn- matters in-your own. way terrific
rial dogma.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-16

CT Be on the look out for bogus SIS and
LOS on the Forrest City Bsnk, . Waukesha,
WIS, raised from l's-vig. load Of hay, and
houses. Also, Tor los on the Edgar County
Bank, PAris, III. The bank issues no lO's.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FIRST ANIMAL SUPPER
or THE
r T. Y N q TTTH QnrTr -


p L Y M q UT II SOCIETY
GUBsCklBERS and others who wish to attend
~ the supper 1t the BilIings House on Wcdnes-
day Evening, Dec. 22i. can now obtain Tickets Of
the Committee OF Arrangements, at the Billings
House, at the store OF Il. r. Smith on Main At.
between I'd and 81, and Of Sam q. Bridges, No. /
Estes House.
The descendants Of New England who wish 10
become members, ara invited to call 1t the store
Of r. +. Smith, Main 1T, bel wesn I'd and Sd, and
sign the Constitution.
decl6d
DISSOLUTION.
fIsAE partnership heretofore existing between
l the undersigned under the style Of w. III.
Gieghorn Co., was dissolved by mutual consent.
December Is, 1855.
J. ID. Baughman Is sioue authors 10 ssttle All
accounts OF the late Irm.
Pcrsons having unsettled accounts With the
nrm VIII please attend TO tie same Immediately.
W. H CLE0uORN
]. D. BAUHHMAN.
~. ....,u -, John W. HINER,
the old stand. ]. b. BAUsHMAN.
decibdlw JOHN W. HiNER.
HAVE this day placed In the hands Of Sam ple
\ RANKIN my books, notes and accounts. Per
soss know wing themselves indebted will please call
~ their once on - st., between Main and JOHN
son, and cancel the same, or any persons having
business with me will call on them.
dseisdios II. B. FOSTER.
FIGS.
CE0 DRUMS choice new Figs inst received
1OO from New York and for sale by
KELLOGG 4 BlRGE.
oecloi lao Main-st.
DISSOLUTION.
VINHE La y Partnership heretofore existing undsr
- the nAme and style Of Dixon 4 Brown. is this
day dissolved BY its own limitation. The business
q the hrm will Be settled BY either member Of the
nrm, but the accounts are in the hands OF G.
browne for settlement All parties knowins thsu-
selves indebted arc requested to call and settle the
same. GEO nixon
ksokuk, Dee. II, IS GIBSON BROWNE.
dscl5ilm
n assortment jazz r.esised at No. / Estes
{ \ itousr. oaa. /. o., I,I,ian.E,
derf5t
RICHLY * HUMPHREY.
4 IcTiUS and Commission Merchants. No. ~
~ Maia-st.. hso ut, Iowa. Liberal ADVANCE
made On coassSnaAeila.
dscsdim
x1- tUkE. -eAA
~ you sADt bright, ehscrfaI fre 1-UsE
- GOkEI
DO Joa wish TO preserve your rooms and fur.i-
turs arom the SCOT and dirt attendant unor -.
use Of Coal7--UsE COkEy
superior article Of which, manufactured
from Pittsburgh Coal, ~ constantly for a. 4 "a
oenL per bashsl delivered in any part Of the sitv
IN quantities Of not less than 50 basheIs.
ordsrs may be left a. the 0dHcs Of this
r, GAS COMPANY,
Nos io-a NO. oS Main-st., Up Stairs.
WANTED, RAGS, for which : nav Cas-
W. IL. AUSTIN CO.,
suKAsw No. lis kAin-st
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK!l
BANCIl OETsS
History 81 the Unisea Seates.

History 81 the UniseA states.
HISTORY or THE UNITED safes. From
u me discovery n o. the Amsr,can Continent. BY
Vols. |. to VII. svo., cloth, now ready.
Volume VII. is slso Issued q Vol. I. Of the
american Revolution, Of which Ii commences thu
history, concluding with an account OF the Battle
OF Bunker Hill.
Volume VIII. win appear shortly, and the re-
naming volumes ~ soon - prepared for tho press.
The nnegualied facilities possessed by Mr.. Bas.
croft In the preparation VI these vnlumss and aha
many years Of labor and research which he has
bestowed upon them, together with the adm,rable
and attractive style in which they are written.
have caused this great work to be universally re-
Eardsd, In Europe and America, Is the bes. histo-
~ Of this country yet produced, and Is standard
and authority. For sale by
decI5d OGDEN, BRowNELL i co.
svsAE partnership heretofore existing between IN.
undersigned under the style and arm of Clark
2 Van Nostsand, VA dissolved BY mutual consent
Dece Int, 1858.
James Clark will continue the business - here-
tofore and alone authorised TO settle eli accounts
Of ne isis arm. JAMEs CLARK,
dscisdlwsw WIN. u. VAN NOSTRAND.
Asp Notice.
JAMES CLARK has associated with hin II. II
Clark. -
The Hide, Leather and Esddlsry Hardware h..,-
ness VII DC conducted 1t the old stand Of Clark
Van Nostrasd . formerly.
decl3d0t-w3t
p p n T I 8 r RY.
nR l. Q. IN6ERSOLL will b. pleased to CON-
- sslt with any who have diseased and fsilins
tsetn and desire to preserve then, promising the
most successfnl and satsfAAtory operations In Den
ntry TO those who connds 10 him the caYe Of shsir
tseth--woald urge thst IN early examination apd
psomne and thorough treAtment Of decay will
preserve the teeth permanently In the mouth.
The best ARTIFICIAL TEETH that dental ekill
AFFORDS may b procured 1T his rooms corner of "a
and Main sts., over Rix, Hale + Co.'S Bank. Kso-
A1A. Iowa. ldselldtojan1O
wA. rnoA Psos. 5. ~ n11r.~
WIN. THOMPSON + CO..
BANKERS.
Corner - MAIN ana secona sts..
hnuh
Nov. 3, SD
Pork and Lard CIeaVcra.
"A VERY superior article Just received and for
sale Low ~ 5. ". = II. TUCKER.
A LARGE asssortnsnt of Russsi . awasd.s
"A Butcher KNIVES jnst rsosived and Tor sale
very low By 3. ". H. TUCKER.
noy6dk vim
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gT People complain Of the length Of the
Presidents Message, and but few, compare
lively, read the document in consequences OF
its great length. ltseems, however, that the
recent charge OF the Bishop OF London to
ms clergy is more than twice As long az the
PRESIDENTS Message, 50 that the sufferings
OF the English clergy are still greater than
those OF the people Of the United States.
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= :. !. MY, s ssSssi Committee.

Oh bottom said communication was ordered
to be pstnted, and the following preamble and
resolution adopted:
in view of the urgent necessity of raising
funds to maintain the Public School, as set
forth in the memorial Of the committee OF the
Board of Education. Therefore.
Resolved, That the Collector be directed Ia
proceed Immediately. and make special effort
TO collect the SoHeeL TAX rs soon a. prsctica-
bic, and that he be authorised to receipt accor
DINGHY"
The following bills we're allowed:
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ET IL 10 suggested that the National DEM
ocratic Executive Committee must have as
sessed President Buchanan the regular per
cent. required Of officials for eleetioneerinr
purposes, aid hence the whining Of his
Pittsburgh letter over the use OF money to
corrupt the elections Of the people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-16

Sufficient 10 keep up the schools during tho
year. and 1t IL an ameuAt 90 small, that even
in these hard times, tint cnr oitisens can, aud
Ne believe will pay whom their attention is
called 70 subject Of 40 much inportance 20
our city. We would ALSO refer to the fact that
the Law makes II our duty 10 keep up u free
school In each district, al least four months in
each year, before We are entitled 10 the county
fund. which will be about three thousand dol
lars, but which we cannot make available be-
fore about the first Of March next
In view Of the facts above stated, We ask that
your honorable body instruct the City Collector
to visit every person from whom taxes are due,
and that he make special effort to collect the
same, and that he be permitted to receive the
school tax separately from the other taxes
The committee would further say, In behalf
Of the Board, thai they feel : just pride in the
success Of our public schools. and would deplore
the necessity Of their discontinuance, when in
80 hourishing and prosperous 1 condition, aud
would ask your particular and prompt attsn-
ton to subject Of 90 much Importance to the
people, Respectfully submitted,
B. t. MGuoiN, COMMITTEE.
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@ The frst number OF John Mitchelps
Sonthsrn Citizen has been issued ct Wash
inEton. The impudence OF the following an
nouncement 10 but little enhanced by the fact
that Mitchell is not yet citizen Of the coun-
try whose policy he assumes 70 direct. Speak
ing OF his future purpose he says:
We devote II 70 tho support Of the South.
ern cause, the Southern cause in thai form
which our enemies oali extreme, ultra, a.
gressive, DO, and TO save trouble, and let
our readers see our whole hand at once. chat
We require on the part Of the South is--
First. Repeal Of all laws prohibiting the
foreign slave trade, or imposing penalties
thereon.
Second. Repeal Of the Law abol;sh;pe the
slave trade in the District Of Columbia.
Third. Absolute resistance to everything
10 the nature Of Compromise between the
North and South.
Fourth. Peremptory demand for the Ia.
Prevention Of Congress, President, and So.
preme Court for slavery in all Territories.
tho moment alaveholder brings his slaves
there: in other words, Intervention by the
authorities TO sustain the Law and prevent
robbery.
SHOCKING ArrAn.-We are informed bv
Judge Brainard [who 10 . member OF the
Board of Education from the Western dis
trict) that, Mr.. Long, one OF the proprietor,
OF the Council Biufs Nonpariel, fell into
ditch about twelve feet deep, one night last
week, in the midst Of violent snow storm.
and being unable to extricats himself, was
found in the morning frozen TO death. His
cries were heard by persons 10 the vicinity,
but were supposed to be those OF some per.
sons INDUCING in sports, and were unheeded.
The affair occasioned profound feeling 1t
Council Bluff, whore Mr.. Long had many
friends. lie was addicted to the use OF in
toxicating, drinks occasionally, and this un-
fortunate habit may have been tho cause OF
his melancholy fate. Iowa Citizen.
ca The President 10 anxious to secure 70
the United States q slice Of Mexico and the
whole of Cuba.
Mexico being feeble mower. be n in IA
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NOIACEs
l HAVE this day placed In the hands Of Sample
\ RANKIN my books, notes and accounts Per
soas knowing themselves indebted will please caII
u their once on - st., between Main and JOHN
son, ana cancel the same, or any persons having
business with me will call on them.
deeibdiot II. B. FOSTER.
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t1UCkA.
n assortment jazz r.c4ised at No. Estes
HOUSE. ss,A, i. a. nI.iinsE,
derf5i
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Pork ana Lard GIoavors.
"A VERY superior article Just received and 70,
"A sale Low ~ h.M. i II. TUCKkR.
novkd
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FIGS.
CS0 DRUMS choice Figs just received
~OO from New York and for sale by
KELLOGG 4 bIRGE.
oeclOi lao Maiu-st.
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49, ~ DiAvs. wn. ~ bixoH.
CSC. q. DIXON Il sON.
ATTORNEYS AND COuNSELLORs AT LAW
= oyyics IN sAnrLE's BUILDING, sxcospsr.,
declAd
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RICHLY * HUMPHREY.
4 IcTiUS aud Commission Merchants. No. n
a Maia-st.. hso ue, Iowa. Liberal ADVANCE
made On cons,s na4ella.
dccsdiaa
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stern ~ law,
w Lit prectacs regular ~ in the District Court
w Of the United States Il Buriinrtans n -.
District Court Of Leo County, and in ths Suprsms
:, omcs q nscond-st., drst door over the Bankin~
Hosss Of ". Thompson i Co.
novfAd0m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-06

-ty Las Clsx SrsBBrSG GRw~SvTus Sr9zzsr-
AVN yokrln EXAMINATION Henry Hcsr,ie. the I~r.cs
who Was stabbed a No. l25 witch as.s
since by Patrick Heating, reported sunday ne
Coorer'a ofc, iEeiy to die Of hs woanis cSroatr
nortem ey,nira'ion, ss fo'lows:-
Henry NcArdle being sworn, says, hst Tuesday
nns Vas siitipg win my wife a. my door 10 Green
wca street when Patrick Kes,ips here, up
M ana srsd You eon OF Q Oh and A 10 SINE
" stabbed me IN tie breaft and shccmrc had
NJ my children In my arms q the tine ravc Enosn
kssEs eight yeavs and never before nxt Any DIN .uty
with lin &c Old no. aypssr 70 We uais idaepcs Of
rquor al this tnc, aud canaot account - b. onn.ra
tossrcs me-.
Anne xcArdlc vito Of inc r,urcea msu beng ssvsu
coYroborssea tse above siA,aev' AID aidsi Sest
ng resided wia stan. a.. s.nc Loais, arf ,hai sur
md Mrs heating bod lad ~. ~uy tagc shset ,scsr
children q1xr.llny. bat ths. h~- huebsca n,5 hsd
cuny with oitcr KeairE bis vfie. Gao ~ the
uua pcnesratcd the loft nrrs, and tho other tas alb
dor,c Kea,ns s~rr,od tha, aroie struck 81 bSois
the siabbiry inflicted but ths later dsried uoicr
Uah having STRUCK IA. Tie j1ry eniese6 q
dct 10 tho elect that inc stihbirg pcsf ~ rarek
Fesips. and the accused was re- committed 10 prison 10
a~sit is resst
Anggsr LAwYsE o. COMPLAINT rvs PEniuRy.--
Mortimer Do hO.i Asyer, dong basoe.s :, No 10 Wall
rect, arrested Sunday, charged by NJ. Cvpran
l. Tail ant Of No. 4c3 Fourth aveLue, viii rii'gl and
corrupt pejury, ypeiraiCd at las luptee Court
alleged thai No Mo had reaucd Ia hs bacas s~srcs ~
~ 600, which he bad collected for complainant and
fuf ID 10 pay 10 him that complainant procured
tb- order 50 assee BY making false sdavit, 70 tbs
effect Thai lie M,'s had ycaue-set toe money
Tor while IN hs possession esI be said, hs creditors
might seize should he then rpctvea Tue auersf eor
Jury ooussts this affidavit tcc truth Of wUch s dsnsd
by Mr.. raaat lie Must TAI - The Sssond dseies
police court and committed 20 await exam gaica.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-06

A prizc eshs occurred yesterday Afternoon 10 Geld
bach Of hudson City, two three mites from toe
tobcten terry, between couple q bruisers usned TON
Hubbard, New York boasnau, sad sa.tsfls, aiss
sscnepsctady Bos,n feuuecsn residing Ia williams
bprf that ndees nothing for living rle affair ksot
veYy private End tie pus,s's accompanied onv nv
sou forty Fulton market ana Braoxyn fellows Duo
bare We twenty four years OF age, weight asa
ana hardy and muscular. Schenectady Blyr II
thirty i've years Of ago, All weighs about 100 p5u~9
The i,ser bias considerable repu,stlor ~ rorgh ard
An he bruser but has before bs-n rist The
olds beng Apparently much IN favor Of HuhbAri, ths
New yok hoys freely osrpg IS snf ~ 70 VI md
al sscb offers we're resty taken by The scoosly nss
me r.r,,es fought sirsee, roInis, Is Hsf, "a oani
srns styiov when scaenectady iicy was decsrst win
FER Hubbard was badly punishet ABOUT TIE iace eai
tine A. c0rc schenectady Boy escaped ta,e muks eI
yeoeived ,we heavy bloss % the nccS and body
Hubbard wrs ctarrinet ~ his de'est, ard c"srsd 10
agb, sSSn In tso weeks the parties resurued homo be
tssen % 400 p'v O'Clock last cnng over the Hos7ken
and Jersey Cwy fsvries