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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-12-04

fVy0 CHARLES sHAFER, G. W. Lowrie, Gi6snn
4 Brown, Jesee Ruddiek: You and each Of You
are hereby notified that there is d lie In the
ofice Of the Clerk Of The District Court for Lee
County, lows, ut keokuk, petition Of Jacob
Liddie, claiming of you Charles shafsr the sum
Of one thousand dol lars and interest ON the same
Ut 10 per cent. per anpum from June 18th, 1851.
on said sufn also, the interest al he on
elev en- hundred dollars from June iath, 1885, on
promissory note payable two years ri ter date To
order Of Jacob Liddle, vi date j ane 10th, 1856.
interest payable nDnuAiiyi also. claiming against
all of you the foreclosure OF mor,g age rcuted by
Char les Shafcr TO said Jacob Liddie to secure the
payment OF said notes and two other notes, given
for purchase money Of said mortgaged premises,
described follows that 10 Ia say, all that piece
of land In the City If keoknk Lee County, Iowa
being part OF lot twelve (l2) in block twenty
nine la9} bounded M follows, to~wil: beginning
eighty 1901 feet from the alley IN said block on
the line Of Third street and said lot twelve ia,
son stree, twenty feet, thence at right angles
twenty feet on the line dividing lots eleven and
twelve, thence at right ang les across said lot IL
70 Third street to the pia,e of beginning Also
praying that youC. w Louvre, Gibson Brown and
jesse Kuddiek, who claim TO have some interest o
said pr emises, may be made defendants; and that
unless you appear and answer thereto on or before
the second day Of next term of said court, to be
hslden 1T Keokak on the fret Monday in februa-
ry, A. d. ts5g Judgment viii be rendered against
you - pray ed for in petition.
NOBLE STRONG.
Dec. I, 1s5s-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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RANKIN, MILLEk'A ENSTER,
Nov. ~. lS5S-d Att'ys for BaliiLger

rIsoC HAs. sCHAFEh MELINDA N. SOHAFER
L and GUY WELLS: There 10 now file In the
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, AT Keokuk, the petition Of Edward
X. Hart asking the Court 70 forecloss = mortgage
against Charles Schafer and Melinda M. Schafcr
his wife, part Of lot In block ninety three
in he city Of ksokuk and county u Leo, in which
said Guy Wells has IN interest, w ! subsequent
mortgage. Said petition represents that said
mortgage was given to secure several promissoyy
notes all $l1 0o0, aud asks for the sale Of
the property aud the interest of AL Abe defendants
therein, and . deed and possession to the sheriff
answer sa,d petition q before tie seoond day Of
the February term 1852 u said court, . decroe
win be rendered according 70 the prayer.
RANKIN, NILLEk ! ENSTER,
Nov. n ,ls5s-d Plaintid's Att'ys.
rIsoWA. s. WOODWAKD. MAsr r. WooDwA HD,
l ]. cLArr and benz. I. cARHoH Ysu are here
by notified that there IL 6ls in The oases Of
the Clerk Of tho District Court II Lee County,
Iowa, Mt keoxuk, y pstibon OF Lockwood ! &C.,
claiming Of Vim. .. Woodward the sum OF ten
thousand dollars and intercs., on foar notes BY
said Woodward to Lockwood Co., each for twenty
five hundred dollars, and praying foreclosure Of
mortgage and equity OF redemption and sale Of all
rignt, title ard interest OF said Woodward and
Mary z. Woodward, his wife, aud said j. Ciapp az
Trustee for BENZ. 4. O.rron and ssid Benz 4. Car
In property decribed in said PETITION, and un-
less you appear and answer thereto IN or before
the second day Of next february (1st9l term Of
SAID court tn be nelu at heukuk On the MCn~
day Of said month, judgment by default will be
had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
Nov 81. is5a-d PLAINTIFF Att'ys.
rI,o PETER HAhI, BRIDGET HART, Ran
/ i Mn MILLER, TILLMANN, K0ZIEk 4 CO.
and A. 7. MAILING: You are hereby notified
that there is new hlc in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District court of Les County, Iowa. 1t Kco-
kuk, petition Ut Abner heeves claiming Of said
Peter Hart thirteen thousand dollars % money due
on three promissory notes. and claiming against all
OF you the foreclosure OF mortgage given by said
I Peter and Bridget Hart, oh LOT 2, block Is Of the
city OF hookuk, to secure the payment Of said
notes. and asking sale Of said property, and I'M
hess you appear and am said petition on or be-
fore the Tuesday After the first Monday in Februa-
~ next, Judgment win be- rendered By default.
RANKIN, MILLER q ENSTER.
Nov. ~, lSos.d Att'ys for PlAiAtif.
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WIT several years
w experience the Pro-
prietor oAn now furnish
FRUIT TREES A n ID
SHRuBBERY, ACCLAIM
ted, and found to succeed
in the Vest.
Many Of these Trees
are Of extra sire, and
have produced fine speci-
IN ems Of fruit this season.
These interested are inyi-
ted TO call and examine
for themselves.
Orders for Apple, Pear
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nxe9an Nostee. ..~g escl ssuve.
To @; r. Hyatt md II. a. Hyatt his wife, VIM. NJ.
FlaAaetJ and Cynthia A. Flaherty his wife,
Francis J. Cakes and Abraham VI. Buskirk,
partners - Cakes Buskirk
VOU End Zach Of yce are hereby notinsd tAAt
i there h now on Ole In the oflce Of the Clerk Of
The District Court Of Lee Cou nty Iowa, ~ ksokuk,
= petition Of sears NJ. Loveridee claiming of yen,
the said G. p. Hyatt and VIM. NJ. flaherty, the
sum Of nine hundred and sixty dollars, With
PER cent. interest thereon from June lat, lsb7 on
two notss made BY you dated June LIST, 1857, enc
for sass md the other 44e2, each with per cent
Interest," The art u four months and the second Of
six won4hs; each payable 10 b. MeQuitin, and by
said MsQuil!in indorsed TO said Loveridgc; anu
also clsimiag Of each Of you the foreclosure Of .
wife Al Wn. n. FlAherty and wife to one John
Shane, dated June st 1857, 70 secure in part saia
notee on the W ! Of NV. Of section -, ana
the NE. A Of NE. Of section -, all In Up. 90,
N. r. wcst, Lee county, Iowa; which mortgage
has alsa heen sssigned to said Leverage, ana
notice IL the perdency of said suit directed 70 yoa
having q TO You been returned 10 the last septem
her tsru Of ssid court, ''not found and On orue1
Of puhlicalion had. Now, you and each OF you ass
further notified that less you appear and pissa,
answer or domur TO the said petition, on % ne1pis
the morning OF the second day OF the ssxt Term 0.
said court, 70 b begun and heiaeh - tas suy -
ruary, A. d. 1859, Judgment viii be renSerea
-s~'' ~ NOBLE d STRONG,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
named dsfendants, from the District Court of Lee
County, Iowa, at keokuk, therefore let publication
be- made in the "Daily Gate City," newspaper
published In said county, week for four con.
secutive weeks ERIE ). LEIGH,
Dee q. ls5s.dlm Clerk DC.
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XXX 0mincy rloMP.
A LARGE supply Of this well known brand Of
"A Flour always 90 hand at
novlid cOLLIRRs ROBERTs0NB.
GTAk and Tailow Candles 80 boxes hand and
~ for sale by C0LLIkRs ROBERTSON.
novl Id
SOAP --2b boxes Hill 4 Co.'S German Soap for
- sale by COLLIERs 4 ROBERTSON.
novl Id
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lots describedtn the foregoing llst situate the
City VI keohok, Lee county and State Of lows,
whose names ionsd, and ali Others interest
-. that special tax hss been assessed aud levied
~ the City Council ef said city for Trading
ske Alley through block Ne. hfty-three, end
- Trim1ning, IGrhing, Gutterlng and Mead
smis,nx on sth, 9Th and s,h streets, as Delegated
ir the above list, and nniess payment b. made
~ she tsxer SO levied and Also aflrostf before he
11st day Of Dec, A. ID. isss, tho said lots Or 20
Uuch thereof ~ shall be necessary 70 discharge
80 tx and costa, viii be sold Inc day afor.-
said. 1t the Mayors Once in said city between
the hours Of go'cioek a. M and so.eloek y. IN.
c. q. STEVENS,
Colieetorof thsCity Of Keokuk,
1GbR.atd
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LexMI Neticc. ..R Orrclosure 81 MOTT
gage.


To George w. Grimes, Mary Il. Grimes, ]. W.
simpson. s. G. Parish, J p. CummiDs.
VoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
L there il uov On file In the Office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court ef Lee County, Iowa at keo~
kuk, . petition Of John Randolph and v. b.
Leslie, claiming Of you the said Geo. W. Grimes
four hundred and FIVE dollars AS justly due them,
being \ balance due upon two promissory
note, executed by you, payable TO the order OF
John Randolph and N. v. Leslie also praying
Judgment or the interest at II per cent per an
nun upon eight huadfed and seven y FIVE dollar,
from FEBRUARY 2lst, 1857, being the face of said
notes. Also claiming against AL Of you the fore
cies are OF rtgage upon lot four y, in block
one hundred and ninety-two, in the City OF keo-
kuk Lee county, lows, executed by the said q co
w. Crime, TO said John Randolph and N. Y
Leslie, and praying FOR sale Of said lot OF ground
in which the said Mary r. Grimes, J. W. stimp
son, S. q. Parish and j. p. Cummins claim to have
some in tsrest subsequent to plaintiffs mortgage
and that unless you appear and answer tberetoo o,
before the I'd day Of the next term Of said court
70 be holden ut Ksokuk on the FIRST Monday h
February. A. d. 1853 judgment by defaul. vii
b rendered against you.
NOBLE STRONG,
Dec. g., 1S58-d Plaintiff Att'ys.
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1.-TWO MOSES d. AoRRI SON, James 4. Rhodes,
L William s. Winder, II. Scott Howell and VIM.
SCOTT You are hereby notified that there Is now
file In the ofce al the Clerk OF the District Coaft
Of Lee County, I owa. 81 Keokuk, petition Of VIM.
Patterson and VIM. Timberman, claiming Of Mosss
b. Morrison the sum Of three thousand dollars ~
money due a promitsory note, and claiming ~
TO ali of you the foreclosure and sale Of lots ten,
eleven, and twelve In bleck thirtyo Of the City
Of Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, by virtue Of .
mort gage given by said Morrison to plaintiffs on
said property to secure the payment Of said not /;
and unless you appear ans answer said petition on
or before the Tuesday after the first Nonday in
February next, Judgment win be rendered against
you by default
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
Nov. so, ls5S-d A.t'ys for Plaintiffs.
1,o JASON DUNCAN You are Hereby notified
that theirs il ale in the office Of the
Clerk of the District Court Of Lee County Iowa, 1T
keoknk, petition Of Pehton 4 Robinson, claim
ing Of you the present possession Of 81 pack ages
of goods mark "a 81 ason Duncan, Quincy ,'"Jasou
Duncan Keokuk,' worth 1855 54, and praying a
Writ of Replevin, and unless you appear and
answer thereto before the second day Of the
next District Court, 10 be holden NJ keokuk on the
first Monday of February, 1859, Judgment by de-
)ault will be had against you.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
Nov. q, 1S5S-d PLAINTIFF Att'ys.
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To s. q. Burbridse, J r. Robinson.
O0U and each of you are hereby notified that
i there IL now on fle In the otkce Of tho Clerk
Of the District Court for Lee County, Iowa, ut
Ksokuk, apetition Of Minerva r. Walker, claim
ing Of you one thousand dollars, and interest nj
10 per cent, from May Il, 1857, upon promissoYy
note sxecuted by you, payable 10 her order
year from said date; also psaying the foreclosure
Of q mortgage executed by you to her TO secure
the payment Of said note aud tive other notes,
each for one thousand dollars, upon hfty feet of
from front end of lot twelve, in block twenty
four, In the City of ksokuk, Lee County, Iowa
and that unless you appear and answer thereto on
or before the I'd day OF next term OF said District
Court to be holden At Keokuk on the hrst Monday
dered AZ ainst you by default.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Dec. 8, 1854 Plaintiff Att'ys.
Two STEPHEN g. BURBRIDGE, William X.
fletcher and Ann Lstcher his wife, and Mary
Powers: You and each OF you hereby notified
that there 10 en- file In the ctice of the Clerk
Of the Distric Court OF Lee County, Iowa ut CO.
kuk . petition Of Edward Wcichman and Catha-
rine 8. Weichman his wife, claiming Of you the
said Burbridgc the sum Of Ave hundred dollars
with interest NJ ten per cent, for money due on
your prouissory note to said e. s. Welehman for
$500, due May 18th, 1858; and claiming from
each and all OF you the foreclosure Of mortgage
made by said Burbridge TO said @. &. Welchman
TO secure said note, with other not es OF yet due
dated May Is, 1851 ON luts and in block 1856
Eeokuk, Lee County, Iowa and that unless you
appear and answer said petition before the
morning Of the I'd day OF next term ct said Court
commencing At keokuk the first Monday in ID.
ruAry, A. ID. 1889, judgment will be rendered
against you by default.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
.,nr issS.d Att'ys for Plaintiff
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AttUFHVyt IUF TINlHtfH.
The plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ.
tain ed an order of publication rs to defendant,
Joseph Aawerda from the District Court Of Lee
Count Iowa nj keok uk, therefore let publication
be made in the "Daily Gate City," . newspaper
pub ished in said county, week for four con
| secutiye weeks. ERIE j. LEEGH,
Nov. 20, 1s5S-d4w Clerk d. c.
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The plaintiff in the foregoing action having OBJ
tanned an order of publication from the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa at Keokuk, against
Moses b Morrison, II. w Clsrke and Turpin DauRh-
tiers, defendants, "not found" therefore let pub
LEGATION be made in the "Daily Gate City," news
paper published in said county. once . week for
four consecutive weeks. EkIEJ LEIGH,
Nov. Is ls5S-d4w Clerk ID. C..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-03

TIE CENTRAL AMERICAN MAuA-rhe Americas mails
conveyed by tho Panama Railroad Company steamer
Columbus from Panama 10 the several por Of Ceo,rsl
America at which she touches, have always been msde
up the Office Of the American Consul IN Panama rhey
have also been delivered In tho condition IN which
they have been received. Hereafter The oolumbus will
not touch at San Juan del Sur but only the ports Of
Punta Arenas, Realjo, la Union, Ia uberiad, Acluis
and San Jose dc Guatemala. The Panama Railroad Com.
psny has recently madc contracts with the following
governments for the transportation OF tho mss bsreen
Panama and the above named pornCos Rica, San Sal
vsdor and ssutenals and hereafter the mails vii be
up at Pansns, ct the respective consuistcs Of tho
republics.
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into the territories by the coustusson In spite Of
the people, He was IKE any other cbest-a thin ole
rsger. (Nnshter) He sometimes wished that stephen
A Doua'ss q better man for the sake OF tho name
Qaughter) He would blush for him IL he could (IAugh
teri
Mr. Douglass here asd for want OF BREATH ~ he said
and To order 70 get little Pssusctated he Introduced
Nj GeoeeW Clark, Who he said, had sung srttssvery
brick bats at the heads Of ANTI yery people he
announced that Mr. Clark had book Oh songs for sale o.
enc dollar voiome and ny wsy OF pareuhess, put In
that copies OF his own book-"Ny Bondage and Ny Frse
dom were for sale by little boy VINO looked much
like bis father, at the same price,
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ANOTHER ATLANTIC sBA,c1uP.-rhe Liverpool New
York and Philadelphia Steamship Company have pcr-
chased the nne steamship ygc, vessel Of 900 tons
measurement, to sail between this port and Liverpool IN
conjunction with the other Of the line, which
have been runsing successfully for years She
would sail from Liverpool on the 2at uumo taking tho
place OF the City Of Baltimore which vessel was detained
In Eaax her last trip 70 tn port in consequences OF
slight accident TO her machinery. The vgo has very
psror accommodations FOR passenger, and will sail for
Liverpool On Thursday, 12ih Of August
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DAskydom Fowwow at PouShkespsie--TOe
sssshiDRs Emptssd sor, s.i EmnncApasaon
Cels Ds alion.
6RARD PROCESSION or THRrY.FoUR DARKrRs AND
TWO BANDS OF MUsIC-BxrYSs,vE sIDKw AK
COhxrrTEB-THB COLOsED POPULATION ON A
BBEDR- vARhGATED REPRESENTATIONS C0NFAB
ON COLLEGE HILL-sPIBCnDs OF MR.. Rich, MR.
SUssYIL, NH. GEO W. STERLING AND Mr. FREDs
RICH A. DoU6LAss-PITCHNa INTO TIE UNION
AND FOURTH OF JuLY-THE NI00ERs LIKE nNG-
LAND, BUT ARE DOWN ON THE UNITED erATES--A
JOLLY TINE ALL ABOUND.
AL daykydom has been saving up ~ odd pennies ever
since Fourth Of July for the purpose Of participating in the
celebration Of the anniversary Of the emancipation Of the
West ndes The celebration took place yesterday, AMI
OF course ali the stockings epped for the OCCASION
and such as hadn't the pennies couldnt 60. There
was . pretty large delegation present, including
represer tssions from New York, Albany and In,
tcrmedAte places, exhibiting every possible nue. OF
complexion, from the delicate up through the
cherry, yellow pine mahogany, black walnut and ebony
70 the "blsok the ace Of Spades" and all u Jolly
. good humor II al the speakers huobub about The
deprivation Of their rights The circular said
the committee had made ample arrangements for all, Iu
vtiDg them 70 some by hundreds and Thousands which
they accordingly did, swrming The hotels that would
sommodse them, the candy shops cake stands ana
shops, 70 the evident disgust Of lhe good czsns Of
Poushkeepse who looked and tried 70 atop laughing
~ queer oSUOo IpOse, Wtuout sucCses
Sabo came to enjoy himself and he did regardless Of
onsequences, bad aud worse segsrs great many
dsrkies went without any very definite idea Whist
oil about where they were going bet determined 70
follow the crowd, your correspondent endeAvored in
vain to discover the locality Of the procession from
many Of the colored brethren he could speak to in
half mile walk. Some didn't know there was to be
procession; some thought ii was mile on, others mile
back, ana AL IL state OF the most glorious
tanty though they bad all turned out expressly for the
occasion. At last Poughkeepeie pager found that
had the programme, and Zion church found
10 be the long sought for spot Here there
quite IN assenblase Of white. black and cream
men, women and children, waiting 10 the pro.
ceesion start. The Marshal cid not want TO start,
becapse he had not enough, and he bad decided not
to allow any women In the PROCESSION He suggested 70
tAe band to play lively air, end perhaps that would
draw some; but II didD and the procession formed
and started fer the steamboat landings 70 the
deleg gallons from other Cities The following tho
order Of the gvapd PROCESSION
BLACK Deputy Asyshsl on q cream colored horse,
prancng about, 10 the no lit. Q tsrror OF the
little boJs and old ladies'.
Grand MARSHAL Joseph II JAcox, and AIDS Joseph
Bradford and Cornelius w. Jscox (all black).
Tlocksons Brass Rand, eleven PIECES (whIte)
Poughkeeysie Union Temperance Benevolent society,
nineteen members, dressed in all sorts or styles,
With blue elk aprons
The banner bore the inscri otoo-
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TRE SOUTHERN MAn.-rhe New Orleans papers Of Wed
ncsday last were received early yesterday nornh
having been only ave days reaching nom that city
This ID the quickest time made between the two cities
since the new mail Arrangement went into effect about
the LIST ult and hope will be continued hereafter
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NEW BEDFORD. August 2

NEW bEDFOKD, Nugust Z, TtlN,
The tventyfourth anniversary OF the British
West India Emancipation was celebrated here TO
day by the coored people, including delegations
from Boston, Providence and other places. mass
convention assembled in the City Hail. at which
speeches were made by William Wells Brown, Chas.
l. Remond, Rev. Josiah Henson, Of Canada, and
other prominent colored orators. Strong anti
slavery resolutions were adopted. The affair wound
MP With grand military aud civic ball 10 the
evening
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OPTICAL DISPUTES RESTRICTING TIE Co-trcTsSa or
RESrs CRY hARsrrs "A serious misund srstsnd
ing has arisen between Comptroller Flsgg sni City Ia
speoor Norton with reference 70 tbs collection OF The
rents at tho different city markets Under the char
YER the former ocsr csius that he alooe empo rsrcd
TO collect the IRON all the chg property, while
from the came instrument nr Morton claims that tue
care Of the markets "a oxcwivsy under hs control This
has led TO conflict % suthory, the result Of which
nat the city vii have 10 p'y sets Of ooers for doing
the rork Of one The following Comptroller FiAgss
spponteee-
Peter Moneshsn, Superintendent Market Rents ani
n. 9. isrGe, roap.rs and Union markets, Dsposy
Collector Dty kevebus. observation-disclosures. 1000
G.. W. hascs Euitou and Frankli1 markets 1000
A. nsggeTiy West Nasnivgps1 mafset....... I, 200
fbcnss imnlsp 90 Wsabinsb,n mars e. ....... 1 400
j. + Van Cleef, Clinton, CsthsTlne sod Gouverneur
james Reed iis,z. centre and jefferson mikes 100
me folo.iog are Mr.. Mcrlons scDcIntees:
" D. Green, cefk Wsshiogton market 81 900
g. Goodhsart, oepu'y clerk 1" ............ 200
~ G Iorohsm, clerk Fulton market ............ 500
= OsbcrD, clcrs jefferson market, per dsy... 90
j. a tebeit, CLERK Centre e,........,..,...2 100
H. webb clerk Tomrkrs msket.................2 %
9. ". kmmonsi cers Catherine market......".... 90
los Alden ceik Clinton nsrket..................2 90
2. Petiet, clerk Union marx 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Allen n onas clerk Essex fnsrset..........., 90
u. Marshall, clerk Franklin rsrkcs........s.. so
,. p hickoz, CLERK Gouverncur market .........i 30
joseph Canning, super sssndent Of Markets iOoc
Tho CITY Inspector does not dispute the right Of the
Comptroller 10 collect the rent ron the nsrks stalls but
the rentr Of TIE stalls 70 The dealers he alleges his
BUSINESS, and nc. Mr Fagg's rbe Comptroller, COW.
ever, Ssots bt the power 70 dispose OF the stalls
belongs 20 his collectors, d not 70 nr Mortcnr clers
There u no dispute but hst "a the duty Of The CITY IA.
srec.or 70 see 20 The sanitary cJndubn Of tina mars es
There also 0isprte between Me officials az b,
Who Nss The selling Of TOE city manure and 10 doub bu,
tsst ne hole mater will eventually bs srbni.ieo IN ,he
cnfi % lew fut 10 TIE meantime the too Of cacsrs
gi feceivo tier pay rem the city treasury wan 70.
gno q ibc oo'lecsn o. hoec rcr's .b ia,e cr,ous
ne GOvernsur street market, vb,h reszss - 90 or
sch " the city fr tne reIt OF The stalls sbcsId hsxe
ce :, Which ocss Ne city ~ 81 rer day.