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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

,ioA Il ,be b,easas Of The he .nt ~ fe csay
rok of ueer fATJ !; wa raicEs suppo
on ,as toe Vas caused b. psr{ se knowa "a tho dls
aud acquainted with tie prem..e' be-. hal tHd f.
low woslran sned ScLo,t that Il Kuet did not him
that vs.. dre 10 him. be would hK" knebci krsbe how
ever, dd py hun L. sLd thus thew VA no essoE for the
,Iecu on OF The thest sLkencho.s. ndsh'tasainE
cat ou the prt ,hoi tT a ~ the d.oyety Of the
but when ,,cd By Ocer HiC H. the neN: uorninz
h. dn-d ,ynr there aud said h. knew nothing Of
fe A. tsd money 10 ce counsel Rcotdef B.rusd
ed lodge u defend bial ana 80 wei the t
fer.e copd hs. Record that ked the Judge J the
be bad dr-ayed The JuTJ sqgited the pOoer The
Recoides wsnt3 him that he hal had narrow e-sPe sod
warned him not to b. cal ght in such sersps again
Richard CaTkery. charged with firing pistol st
Te,croe ReJno1s Jsnuny H. wa uvict.d of s,sa
nh ds 81 us wespon with iuteu. 10 Do bodily ham.
t.Doe drf.red.
Patrick Laver, indicted for stabbns JOSEPH K9!ly
On March i5 tsesdtd guilty sl@r in the fourth de
ST., z deferred
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
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Wrnsr.pAY. April 2l-r. ".


TLeie was a fair degree Of activity az 'ne o'o'"
Exchange this morning but the aggregate o' F" aO
sections ives much less than usually Accompanies az
varcipg market. This fact Is attributable no aou0''
20 the scarcity OF cssh stock in the street wnc
m,,eria rise even on very moderate purchases: in'
noyemet, lust witnessed in stocks 10 one ol 'n,'o
capr:cious tur1s in the market Influenced ra,pe' !"
The excessive operations CT the bears in the dneouo'
of a deoIre. ttan bya revival OF strong P.n.,
animation. The errDr. which such operators sene'a.!
nske ia in pers.ing in salss for decline even
Gins for such transs cons have been greatly
and when in fso toe chsnces Of spsouaf'cn are
u f.vcr Of a Iebound. Thus not sa'l'aed W.
prcfits. sui witnessing 70 depression qu''e e4.i. -
thei. autc'pa,ons, they were frequently eausa :.
Ut ,ie.y own weaving ard II eH'riea'He
ssves frcm il. display points Of attack W.
oui,ky aysledof by tie opposing lltsre-' 'H.s
,tn tie bes-s h.ve recently been eius a. Al'
the .tusgie has bseu fierce one, the aouloauoo :.
mcrey hs. made i, a ve.y unequA coHe''' .aa 5Sea
TO ott,..ors for tie ise scvar.sse "a- 'o-'I
be overcome. Tott pha,s Of tie '9eeli't've maAe.'
sp5 10 arv fresa and vigorous outs'ie movement
q, xe ssc,,be the rsc. ut advance IN p7cee-A'
no d,sbs II be-. tea a.-tsd BY f,r smouo' o' o''e's
.biob i,v.rab;y ,aa.sss 90 sa tnP'9Vlas @a<A''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

HARR CT-HILLfl lRD-Os Tresfsy A,fr - a. st Go
az, Cturch b. 81 ,r th@ Ccurrh II ~
Ais,ut Bosiol " Samue, J. Hs.ti0 q, 81. aLie y
HiSArs oay Ga -sAe. C "I..,m J E.arL ssl "a cf
t0is city
Ies ey City HoLoker al NerSrk piTe-, p-ias cory.
-THOMPSON-On Tu~sd.7 Api n By ts-
Re-, Dr Tsyo, rector of Gsce Church c,on @ sueoer
% Ms 81 cora Ada dalgster Of ". I. Thompson ESQ
SULLIvAE-CODY-h Brookya. o. s.si.y April - ~ sio
H., Ir Schueler pastor Of g., Pan. Gu ch NJ Daaie
Su;vs- TO Mis-. Cord,a Cody late Vi Aibssy n Y
wORTH-ROWE-O. TuesiAy Apr - St the Chuc,h Of ID,
Me..sS by tie Rev. Dr.. 0-sooj NJ T. " Worth Of this
cry To- M.s Anna Rowe d.lsh.-r Of 81. J,uss Rsw- ,,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
aKINGs COUNTY CIRCUIT COCRT-Aprl G.-Be.or,
Judge BRovN.
Jsmes IIeney aud Alicia eney ss The Broosya Bsneyo
SoCiat

Judge BRowN
Alicia HsueJ ss The Brokiya Bsne
Society.
This case was continued yesterday. Brian McTsg-
. the pedTee Of plaintiff lie came from lr-sni five
v.a. aa1 knew a. there, and from the p.ce
Godsnh testified that che cii Ireland IL s briagns
otter r. On J.me- Heney bis brother Chris, pher. and
fonn cousin, Mss Mary 20 Cornelius Corneu
b. this letter aid that he glad ID hear from his
cousn end kept witness his house visit for
tie there Christopher his nephew and niec
there afternoon and Cornelius received them kindly
nosie sines, bad lived with Christopher and his family tho
plaintiffs the present time as domestic the ny
ru,d COme,ius about twice week ' about 1913 when
the intimacy dropped OF they usually ok tea there
Mr.. Hester Issbes Mullen of Providence, K L. knew the
born the psinf his father ard grandfather
and hesd OF Cornelius being IN America long ll9
witness had America herself six her
sister Ms Palmer was in America Ia 1879 and came OFT sgln
H. l67; Mr. PslmeI her eldest sister; she was Nv sick
and unable ~ attend.
The written tesnc Nv Of Mrs Palmer then read Among
tbirg she stated that in the go she Cornelius
brought him letter from Christopher before h- s
AAed how his pncles he asked for the plaintiff
faher told him the plain id father and ia her de Of
fever; when she returned Newlork in 1917 she called
and Cornelius but not permitted 70 70 him
tie person who prevented her she pf~st, from
his appesTs1ce and loOks.
1884, then fouee OF came fro One
three weeks afeTva:d. with her bother
Jsmes Coineiius THE testimony OF this wtnss
was etiiion Of that of James. before given).
NJ Had formerly lived in BrooEyn and knsw the
q resemblance between Cornelius and
would them for brothers had hesrd Coz
n.in Of plaintiff his brother cousins or re sSes
Michael Asoy Of Brooklyn. so OF called to the
ssm points; had know them forty
The naturalization Of pzntih put In evidence
The Ccuii then adjourned til this morning at 10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
MARRIED.
IAN NJ l.

CORNEL IL SUTTON On ThInlay April - bJ tss h ~
Perry Asik Coire. Ia Lucy " e'5est dsl,hirf o'
5 ton esq. s Of Trrmcu,, " esis hester County " l.
DuPoNT-hORHiS-In Broosyn on Mo.asy Ap'iI ~ -. = 20
Cbloh Of The Holy Trinity. BY tae Rev MtsT IL. IL AZ,
ID, Mr. Ctsries 1horas Of the late W " -,
Of Cusbec T. Miss Margaret Jes.e yo11se-i aA "
the late J. W. Morris. esl Of HaifsN n s.
Mo55Ay evening. sp1', -, ~ ~
Rev Dr. Aru.Ase, Mr Mortimer Ufifha 70 Mss "
frsrois. s. Of this city. o.,
EGORY-STEPHENS-At Harlem. on Nedars's ~.
81, b. the Rev l. IL 0iieu. HAy-y d. 0ssry ~ - w
H,s Caxio'se L s.epaecs bot n Hse1-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

Tgy OssIyt DYMoNsIRATIoY-The Chairman OF
tbe Committee under whose auspices the Orsin de-
rnonsraion Las been arranged to take place from the
Park this evening, yesterday addressed letter to
Genera Superintendent Tallmadge asking the detail
men. Of suitable Police force TO protect them against
any violence that might be made upon them. The Su-
pernendeot replied that suitable force would be 10
attendance rot only TO protect the admirers of Orsin in
Carrying out their programme, but to guard agsnst
any demOoatrstion which they might make tending to
a breach CT the peace.
The following is copy Of the Chairman letter. and
OF the Genera Superintendepts reply:
STEUszS HousE, NEw-Y YORR. April 2o. 1853.
To ne Srperintcndenfof Of the Metropolitan Police Dtr
sIR The Committee Of Amusement for the funeral ceeba
bon Of Osoi &c beg leave 70 call the attention Of tbs Po
lice Department the sbnye named demonstration which will
The sbt procession viii form line At Union,qu.r, aud
march through Broadway Blocker street Bo~ery Caus street
The Commtee intend that tn. Demonstration shall be in every
respect worthy and serious possible and hsve to this end
taken smPe measures by the as ihe II
s pTeSscd n the dsmopsron Il !. only in respect to the
predce existing in this Community mstursd by some
ton tbs, 10. Committee Tespee uy t the
ton the Police Department. to check Outside disturbance
'''' "'' ''''''' w TRAUB Secretary.
Ortlcr o, rHr suPT OF METROPOLITAN POLICE,
No 4I5 Broome street, New ork APru H. 90
TRIUs Scc,,,gyE ,o.o ,nnou,c;os the in,ep
tin of the Committee Of Xirsnseneus the Funeral Cee
respect Tor the oiy
OF HIM his asccaes by torchgh procession and you
call the OF the Police Department to the aboveDsned
consequence of the many preJudlces exns
u this community mstured by wled persons and jour
rals atsinst the objects of your celebration, &c -,
wond have been sratifed could have received the pro-
rr.ue celebration % have discovered now lar ion s
would consistent with the laws OF our
county have no remarks the good ass taste
that this movement upon the dangerous tendency OIL
denons calculated 70 So the ndgnaton Of
Of mixed popu alton As the Snperntend nb OF
Police oe assured that h. take the most ehecve
innate OF your rights citizens Of this country but TO
a. every by your associates others IN
disturbing the public violating the aw that am bound
to maintain.
ha direct adequate force policemen to be III attendance
10 efec!us y secure those objects.
Your Obedient servant,
A TAIIM ADGE. SuD'k of Police.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
COIRT CALENDAR-Tnis DAY

UrIrYD STATES DIsTRICT COURI.-Ihere Will be
10 further s5Inray ca.eDdAr this term
SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a Wednesday.
SrrRrME CouRT-SPEcItL TENNIS. l1l l8, -,
~ e. IO2 "a ~ .. 56 i8! lS6 ij9 lac, l l5o i' '9
~, I4 - - 80. ooo 49,
SrrrIIoR CorRr.-Nos. 81, 1llj ll2i 1893. l2el,
1896 27O l2sS 1904 1872 1872 55 1 lA 1872 7it 2ia ~
IaS li2 49, a la3l IaS rs u l3 10 to n5A AZ; ,5 49, i 5
i;q2 is3 1910 1915 1911 1915 j2l l2i lj. l5S ljjt
ComNoH PIrAs-PART Noe. ia, l32 10 to
% ls 1884, lt6 to 1870 90 1911 l95 l9i 49, gu PART IL
r., A. l6G TO- III 1.1 ig7, l99 to 2G, 2O5 .6, 2ol
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

e., cba,ker The accused says that it has been hi
cus.em 70 discharge his revolver every morning nom
tss erd Of the pier, and to reload az nga anu ne
I,,,..d tia, at the time epeched yesterday morning,
p.sr.3 two shots from Pier No. H. Pick asserted
-. ;.nonencs OF any felonious intention toward the
,,n.s;,. Tae matter will be investigated
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
Advertisement
A Rr1ryp PHYSICIAN, seventy y-6ye years OF age,

a RE1NED fs1cI''V ~, ., i.77o,,a ,,lio m ibe
-. -. certain for Consampti1n, Ashua ntolsut
Ce.si. Gods and Genera Debility Tho ienedy W as a. -, AZ
s ~ vi bis only child daughter, was gwen up 70 que
wJ w 20 So a. much good possible he WIN send 70 n sun
a f,o,g beings request TINS recPe win ..A d
nls Tor making Il up ar1 successfully usnsh hs
sr.. sprc'nt TO ipeose BIN % one s aos.ade 10 e 81.
nss 49, ,Is ,,yuen. Of this slyersiseneot Asue" VI
f.S,s No ~ Grand g., jersey CSsy. N. }.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
BROOKLYN COURT or sESsIOSS-ArErL 2i.-Befor.
Judge MORRIS and AssOcis.es.
Yesterday John Dreschman WAS placad fri al fo

en- assault with attempt avh Am Maish S,ahe, and
fou: guilty Of assault aud battery only the other allegations
having be proved He sentenced pay fine Of
al5 which ht.ng paid he a. dis hUged
John Oakley was placed on trial for assault with
intent 10 hi Henry NJ Van Pc the cath February last
by king him dow aud bestins bin Rcd Hook pon: Ths
Jury quilted him.
John McComas Indicted for the same o6ense, was
guilty. hut the jury recommended him to mercy lie
rcmsnded foi sentence.
The case of the People agt. Matthew Marx. for per-
ry tapseod motion Of counsel 20 the Court OF Oyer
and Tcfminer for trial.
Frederick Mlhau,en, convicted of grand larceny,
Was scneIccd to two wears In the State Prison.
George Lowry, convicted OF larceny, was sentenced
the Pemensy for ten DAYS and to hte Of 80 in d.
teut OF hich main in the Peneuay for months
William T.. lBrendle who on Tuesday convicted
Of obtaining money under false ptense sentenced 70 ate
Prison for two years.
Tie Court then adjourned until this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

DEoPPFp DEAD n TnE STRELI.-LIst evening
NsIy McCLunr married azed 81 year, droPpri Do
dad "a Nbier sr,,t. between Wl.hDg.ou snd Mtn sfs
She oompary with ier hls.ud OF her way i'n ne
la.,e.n Diet Biuit street. South br'oklYn, "1'I ~
had oitaiped employ Sue cOmvalaed of LJess aS
ian for vehicle Beorr BE- returned she cea The Do ~
wa, tst, 10 III. second Precinct Sa1n HoGse sni roaef
Coliue notified held 81 0q Tae am!J had fec"'
,nrne OF htie ruln Phiadelplla.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
lAaye''issu. eutl

UKAND DRAMATIC FKSTIkhL.-TO-NIGIiT viii
b. performed At fVRDYs national THEA1tk the besu.fdl
five sdpay d THr HuycaBacx, With Mr. H. A. Perry d. II.
bsrkus Mise Deuv AID all the Company IN the The drss
OF the WATCH Doc will follow. vita M Blanchard and hi.
tai ID Dogs and the cs o LOVE- LIVERY anl Acr1bsio
feals By tte Caro- Family make up the bill.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

BOARD or SuPERvIsoKs.-The Board held the h1i
nee ting of the year at the County jail yesterdV
afternoon Mr. Lindsay in the chair The certihc ste'
of election Of members from the c)unty towns ~er'
read and the following took their se9ts: Tdnis G.
Bergen of Utrecht Philip $. Crooke OF Flat
bush, Gillian Schenck Of New-lo.ts, and j. H. Ryder
Of FlatlaDds. On the motion OF Mr. Cros4, the ruIgs
were suspeLded when he offered resolution resclnd
inc the vote at tie last meeting which fixed the sala'
rits Of Superint, ndens Booth aud Waite at sl,1o}
,ear resolution vas then carried fixing tue siid
lies at 81 ECO year. The time OF the cty i1emo rs
Icing about to expire the minutes were recorded, ap
rrovcd, and the Board Adjourned sine DIE. The h''t
ce,pg Of II Lew Board will be held on the "a lI's
day in Msy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

THE BOARD OF CANyASSLRS.-The Board OF Z I'll
vasfes met again last evening for the purpose oil re-
ceivrg the report of the Committee engaged FOR nearly
two weeks past in examining the returns Of the rec 'n'
election The Committee, not having concluded their
labors, were not readyto report, and the Board al
iourned till next Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

Tnr NAVY sTRrTT IlosiclDE.-Cor)nerS Snel p'o-
ceeeed yesterday afternoon to take the voluntary e1
animation Of james Kelly, who murdered his wii9 on
Friday last In reply to the usual questions he 'ni
his rame was James Kelly; will be II years OF ass on
the 9Th Of Juy next was bonn in Ireland has tved
in Fatbush Hospital until last Thursday Ia by occ1-
patton mason's laborer. la repy to the question
Wba have you TO say, if any thing ia relation to the
charge" he replied uudered her, oI' nsve, We,
enc ut IT, not even at ito n.oment done 1t dil no!
. ream 1T the devil tempted ne; killed ner and
dd not mean to- h'uiios Is t." so0d 10, Ssva .ns,
" aLi, of carrying my hand in my b,-onl 6u. a. me
''tine had ii there on Friday AFTERNOON haa no
knife thUe; TIE knife was in my f,b pocket; l
bought tie knife at stand a, Fulton Mark IN
New York cn tue day before. to protect myself rom
''T,m Romer, whom had accused OF oci0g the ie
- ther Of the last child was afraid he YOU'D t,ks
"my life" TIE prisoner vas then commtfed u JAY.
to aw al, tee action of the Grard Jury. He appeared
to be much Tested while laaAi0g bis stat 4m'n, an
seemed TO regret the deed he ID done. HIS Children
arc provided i,r by the fienos OF the cece t'ed
but are necessarily separated. TIE eldest has oeen
provided for by family at Fot Hamilton, where she
hss been employed as servant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
BROOKLYN I1EWS.

BIovnles Brown, esq., will lecture at the new
chapel in Brooklyn, corner Clinton and Congress
streets, it will be seen by the Advertisement, this
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

F,py OK SHrpoARD.-The alarm Of fire last night
:; u, Seventh District was caused by the burning of
,ts g,lev of schooner name unknown lying at Pier
No o ~ River But little damage was sustained.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
IOUT ODeUlFNt ttTNhuIl
r. A. TALLMADGE, Sup't Of Police.

All TOR LovE.-Yesterdsy morning John T. Kohlen,
engaged az bar keeperin the saloon of Christian Drehe
No. eOa Eighth avenue, thrust large carving knife
into bis body with the evident design of putting an
end TO his life. The blade penetrated the lungs and
caused a fearful wound Kohlen was discovered by
officer Stewart of the Sixteenth Precinct aud taken to
tie Stston House, whore his wound was dressed after
which he was conveyed TO the Bellevue Hospital. The
causs for toe rash deed is said to be unrequted love
for aw;dow.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
lAdyeriseme1tI
Two CHARMING PIECES TO-DAY.-They pre-

sent two superior performances To DAY B,RSUN MusEUN
Independent o the tests O the India Rubber Man THE
Hart IHE oRLD" which hA. such notable
sai' 10 played To-NICHT DsEAN At sE.. spoweril.
beautiful aud popular dsns THs AFTERNooN. Ths enter
prise.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
tAdvertisement.l !
THE METALLIC

GEo. S.uSDrgS ls6Th the genuine article hu
been cqusled for producing the keen possible edge 70 razG
Can b. obtained Of the subcribers sd sole manu.atu7rs
5. SAtADERs store No. ] Astor Horse
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

THE Low AfFAIR.-The young man Newmin' 4
r.'ed Sunday nsLt let fo eH91a drA s5e a1i h.
tut the lie Ct Eiss Bennett at the Mission Chfcn "a
quIed by Jystce Feeks enter 80 b'ui' - sp 'D
p 500 Tor bis pp the CO y. OF Se'''0n'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

o. oi v5.c. c.s.5 -. have b.sr r4,d. sol 40 &,
tsrss ',icps:
Jul .''it~tt. G = 81, Ak 5ss-,t ss,Ds
Jan 81 SIS 9c ra'ifc !. So CT. - ss k.-tsos
Law sufp . ''........ ............. S.atBl 3,
Df "a -cl tse-s b. bs.u fNptf 50 .al ehafr,gt 4,
r.r .frtf.i.1 e-ooi1t q. cog et' gaty,ltcg ia
tax ...'............. - Spg
,.tigftirc.ms OF tAs road wss $40 GI6 "a far
o.5CiS .a-s t,srspcrtsd, egs.tst sSl7 3li 81 asJ
q, S.afsfr.-ep'titc n ls56. showing a decrease
N iS5, sl9l, ,(95 81 and ~ 800 :ura
Dyrilg the yesr arge sn'ourts were expended IN
siepsirs Of trsCA; the rtgu sr expenses snowss
. I acius .,dacion o; SH isi a..
The statement Of the Bcstcn Bshks for tae pat
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

MASONIC 1t "a stated that Csssi Lodge OF Free
NaoD No by LeaIy ,nn9us vote have dsc'd 20
.ii chi r;-r isued by ~. Jonn Gund Lodse s1l sP
seu s.un Hhu the jurisdiction OF the rrssi OfiAi hNs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
Tn, FIrrNyS's RIo1.-Tbe four New-York hfemeu

NUT
cbsfgd wiil .cpaing in the o tetw EnS!ns
Nos and 49, yesterday dis haT.et by Justice Aen- "
scLOcs could uOt Identity them having paIteips@i IL
sarty One the Fredei Fly, tor abusive sn az - :,
ScboIss IN Co-Ii required " give 30 oonl' 70 ~
l.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

REAL EsrATE.-The following sales of real estate
were made yesterday, at the Merchants Exchange by
Cnn &. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

R.msmbes Lucy Stones lecture at Mozart Hall to-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
coJRT OF GENERAL SESSIONS - ArsIl 81. - Beior
Recorder BARNARD.

Fritz Henkepschoss, very young man, was
- ,,i,L an IN the third degree. lie bad been employed
y Mr Henry Kpebe No S Fourth street soda ~ster manu-
SIer And was discharged from Mr knteels employ nen
a. =, Two preyou 20 sth Of April having r-seivsd twuve
@ ,rce % such dscbsrgs On the morning OF that dsy snort
il aver midnight the factory beOr sni 70 IT, acor,
- ,.n,.d +, tetocoe, watchdog Which did cot e.t PR
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

UNITED STATS CIRCUIT COURT-Ar.lL i9-Beiose
Judge I>GERSOLL.
TIE CLARK Pscnt Steam ard Fire Regulator Company joseph
Woodnh.
This contest between the owners of two pat
p for regulators for the Eres OF eusines whereby the
esIn made Ieauate the dsmPer os nm One patent wss
Nued defendant and is ned by him the other arut
vas ssptcd TO Patrick Clark and is owned by be plaintiff sad
the brought suit Alleging th.t the defn liant utnd
er by manufacturing AMI selling machines uudeT his
own The cause after being trial for week and the gTJ be
e out day night disposed Of en- rnes'sy morninS
hy ury not agreeing. NJ Keller ioI plaintiffs Geo GiaoGd
u Attendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22

To,a'...,.....slFt95 81 28i 10 sl,rJ6ss si 2w.Ss
Tie fo.owilG s the total yalae of imports ldutiabis.
free srj specie into the port Of New0resns foe the
fs quS,ier Of each !esr for egh; years. enin March
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-22
S,ei3i
Inpsre 50 follows:

Tts loving il a ststemen ofthe value OF impofts-
'ots rem hr,ign oour'r,s ioto the por. OF New
Orssss Tor the quarter ending March 81, 1873:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-22

DUBdc NOTICE Il hereby xiven that on ths
i 2Ath day Of April next, 10 front Of the pssmi-
-, on Main street, Keokuk, Iowa, shall rrsssed
" sell to the highest bidder, for cash 10 hAnd,
the following reAl estate in the city Of Esohuk,
Iowa. viz: thistesn And AaM (l33) 1sst ~ ~
est side Of lot eight and eight (S) 1esGuG ~
wcst side ~ lot nine (0 In Nook tvsnty (1l
- said city BY one hundssd ard fssty (iSol fest
dssp, eajoiniag the pmpsrty u Jno. r. Hiatt On
the west, and SAINT r. Miller ON the east
The sale - mads ~ vixtns u . Dsed q Trust
from HAwkins lay lar y nade 70 ssesss ~ ny.
mont VI Compensatory notes of On hunassd ard
three and 76-l0e dollars each, two Of vhteh noass
- due and nnpaia, and By The tsrms Il Ne 1sust
cssl ~ required q sell ~. pzo1~xiJ. So. 49,
tween the Aoars Of ~ 0 clock =. N. and s,cloek
p. "a. SAM'L +. MILLER,
March s, ls5S-dtd Trustee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-22

WILLIAMSON - M ~ q LII,
yX7 H0LE3AL8 AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
w have removed to No. 70 Main street. (nortk
sids,) dsors fssn Iosrth street. whore they oi|eY
q very low prices for Cash, large stoak at Drs,
CAsmt1Als, eaihtaV Oals Dys-0euls varnfshss, II.
suAols, Window Glass and Glass Ware.
apeodlm
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EXCHANGE AND LAND WAKRANTB,
wfl1 LGnds, Impyovsd rsyns, Teps Properly, &C.,
vChT DODGE, IOWA.
vHE pay particular sflsaftoa 10 thu seiectios Of
w Lands and thsir location, with cash o. Land
warrants, In The ~. Dodge, Siosx City asd Osage
Lnnd Districts, lows. We have AKents st GIoax
City and OsAss, who devote their vhoIs tinssad 81
tsntisu % The transaction Of hnsiness. The ~.
Dodge distrist will FsssAvs psssonAI attention
We will collect notes, hiils, ASaf and
throushost Iowa, ed remit proceeds promptly In
drafts on New York. RSAl Relate aad Land War
rants koaghs and sold on comnissiea. Titles e.
aaninsd asd tAxes paid. w slse pay sAsfscsIAs
Arr.ssios % sieaaisg Of Land Wssraaas 1sf non
rsstdsatsr the lsasiag Of money u Asst western
rates. and y invsstasnts generally. We examine
ears4ally ~ lands 10 locate and will give plAt saa
dsssspeisa. Our ssmmissisn for iosninK on ioeatns
Lad Warraatsfn the shave named districts will =
$40 pei 20. - per l3s, 81 Per 50, ana 9s per 20
acres, watch sAoald arecmpsny the warrants, snd
so the Land Once fees on warrants, VI 81 for each
= sssss, In bills o. drxfts on New York.
hAND ENTERED ON TINE.
All business entrutsd to " will receive pSow pt
and cassfa attention. corrsspcndences oliettsd.
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CIGAR AND TOBAC
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Eass side - TAird.ss., bet. Main
and Jehnso ON.
vlNiIK undersigned has one Of the beat stocks ~
20 variety and quality Of Cigars and Tobacco
ever offered in this market, embracing the various
brands Of Virginia and Aissouri, ranging 1 price
from IS cents to 81 50 per b. He Has also Cut
Tobacco Of all brands--Andesson's Holanc, New
York, Soarfalleti-a Cigars from 50 TO so per
thousand, which need no extra pH6as. Call and sss.
noy3Od J. K. RICKEY.
DELINQ ENT LIST or Lots
nN which special taxes are dss and unpaid for
and eurbing on johnson street,
betWeen 9Th and 7th str eeta.
Ougs' Names. Lot. Block. Tag. Cost,
Do s., /. Of Id. ! g s' al so
DO % Essnos Il, 49, :.s g
NOTICE il hereby given to ~ S~nsrs Of the
Lots described in the foregoing list, situated In
the City Of Ksokuk, Lee county State Of Iowa,
whose names Ars mentioned, and ala others inter-
ested. that special tax has bssn asssaseA and
lowed on said lots, ~ ths City Cesnsil Of saia
city. for AeAdAnising and Clubbing - Jehssse
street, il front Of said lets, a. dssienated In
the above list, Ana 8nnlsss paynsSt = naas
Of the tAxes % lssiS41 also el casts, Asfsrs -
74th day ~ April, a. D. 1855, ths saia leas. 81
20 much tAsrsot Asshall b necessary 70 disehares
said tar end coats. will BE- sold - The day Afsse-
said, at the Mayor eacs In said city, between
tho hours Ut clock y. m. and o'clock p. -.
G. STEVENS,
Collector 81 the City Of Ksoksk.
April J. 1sss-atd