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Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
4" Phoenix Reporter"

This is the title of quite a pretty
little sheet hailing from Phoenix, N.
Y, and published by our Old brother
apprentice, j, VI. WILLIAMS, che first
number of which is before US. We
arc well pleased with tho character,
tone and appearance Of the paper,
ovidoncing, as it does, considerable
talent for its editor, and is worthy the
honor Of being issued from the same
room the good old "PhGnir Gazette
was printed in. Right heartily do we
welcome friend "JosH" in the ranks
of the editorial fraternity, and may
success and prosperity attend his
worthy efforts, Here's our EV- for
an " out-west grip ~
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
A Counterfeit Bill.


The Indiana Journal says Bill Eng.
lish ii a {" bad Bill" lie is certain
ly no counte eit--perhops he is q.
raised BW,-- Ncw albany Ledger.
Very badly raised" too. But,
better raising" could not be expect.
ed, considering the stock. We will
suggest to the Ledger that maybe he
is changed Bill."' Bright gave
him to Buchanan and got some land
'in change Ii he is not a raised
Bill" he will DO, to q certainty, this,
fall. His constituents will "laisc''
him with one OF the most confoundcd
hoists that ever kicked rascal into
obscurity.-- Ind. Journal. ~ A'
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27

RF We saw IN me last number OF
the Herald Of Freedom, the valsdicto-
ry of WM. AusrlN, written on the oc-
aasion of his retirement from the ed
itorial connection with the Kanzas
Leader. Mr.. AUSTIN is a talented,
able and vigorous writer, and, barring
his old fogy notions, is good fellow,
notwithstanding we didn't hitch quite
SO we'll We congratulate Mr.. Aus
TIN upon his escape from his recent
bondage.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
Gold Hunters.

A large party Of young men started
from Lawrence on Tuesday, Goth inst,
for the Rocky Mountains, for the pur-
pose Of finding the gold said to be so
plentiful in some sections of that
I" back bone Of the American Cont
nent.' Pixies Peak is supposed to
be their immediate destination. We
noticed quite a number Of pioneer
Kanzas men among them and we
wish them all the Success they desire.
Eight teams started on the above
date, and several Others are to follow
Immediately. A party is also fitting
out for Arizona.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27

ET- We observe that Mr.. CAAbir
has commenced operations on hi.
dwelling house, near Mr.. MopRIs'. ..---
That suitsus au eg
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
Ey- Mr.. JAooR FlsuNR, of Marion

Ey- Mr.. JAcoB l'IsuNR, Of Marion
County, Iowa, arrived in town on
Monday last, with his family, and has
settled upon his claim, about three
miles south. Mr.. FisuEn is said to
bc d man Of energy and means, and
we learn he designs doing something
this summortowardS improving prai-
ric City BY way Of building, We
hope this is truel N .,i,s .h ~
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27
Resumption t,s,l Of Old Times.

The difficulties which have pre-.
vailed among the settlers Of the vi
cinity Of Fort Scott during the past
winter ore for from being settled yet;
on the contrary,they ars fast assum-
ing attitudes of more general charac-
ter. We are constantly hearing Of
robberies. outrages and murders oc-
curing in all portions of the Terri
tory.
A few nights ago Mr.. WV. Mo
KINNEY, a pro-Slavery man, residing
ON the Santa Fe road three miles north
of here, was robbed of some horses
and small sum of money and or
dered to leave the country in stated
period of time, by q company OF
about twenty men supposed to be
under the command of Capt. MoNT.
eoMERY, (Free State) Of the Fort
Scott country.
WIN. S. WELLS, another Pro Sla-
very man and member Of the Felon
Convention; was visited the same
night by the same company, and di-
vested Of soma money and store
goods. Mr.. Jos. ST.. BERNARD, a
Pro Slavery man Of Minneola, has
received message from some source
ordering him to get"
While we sincerely regret that this
state of things is existing in our
midst when we have SO long been en-
joying peace and quiet, and consider
that these outrages upon these gentle
men were out of place and uncalled
for, still we cannot but believe that
those engaged in the affair, if they
hail from the region Of Fort Scott, as
is supposed, were provoked into the
measure for the obtainment of redress
for the sutierings they have endured
from the operations OF Missouri inva-
ders during The past winter. The
houses of Free State men have been
sacked and burned, and their suffering
inmates sought to obtain rel fef among
the brothers Of these robbers. We
deprecate these outrages upon our
Pro Slavery neighbors in this vicinity
as much as any one, but at the same
time, while we are holding up our
hands in such pious horror at the
work, we think we have right to ex-
press our opinion that the murder Of
FIVE FREE STATE MEN, in Lynn
County, by invaders from Missouri,
which occurred about the same time
of the enactment of the MCKINNEY and
WELLS affair, was hardly right. Elev-
en- innocent Free State men, who have
never been implicated in any OF the
former or recent disturbances in the
Territory. and most of them at the
heads of families, were taken from their
homes by party of gentlemen Of the
Buchanan school from Missouri, under
lead Of DR.. HAMILTON, a member oil
the Felon Convention, and shot in
cold blood, and all left for dead, five
of whom were killed immediately
1t was the witnesses Of such scenes
as these, undoubtedly, who visited
Messrs. McKINNEY and WELLS.
Matters are getting into bad shape
in the Territory, and it is about time
we we're institnting measures to adjust
them. II the Governor or Military
Board are inclined to remain indilfer-
ent and docilc much longer, we would
recommend that the friends Of peace
and quiet form themselves into Wig
Hence committees, and clear the coun-
try of all bad characters, no matter of
what political shade, and whenever
any Of Buchanan's auxillaries from
Missouri are found, hang Mem mp like
dogsi Would not this be feasible
plan?
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27

@ The United Dreshr,n Of Prai-
rie City hold a Quarterly Meeting at
the n. u, Church ,his week, COM
mepcing on Saturday noxs. 'f5 lsf
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27

Agr We learn from private SOUR
COS that Gen. PERsynn r, SMru,
comnsador Of Utah expedition. died
" LsAvenwonh few days since.
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27

4 ET-ln Liverpool, lately, woman
cut of her husbands fore 6uger while
asleep, utoi pure affection lie had
threatened 70 eplistin the army, and.
she Ind prevented separation by
iAcap apaoitptiug him fsr tho asrvicc,
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27

i.I1- SILAs DDxTEn il making ar
raugemsnts 10 build IN town. That's
'ths talki .eaacRfy "a 'a
Freeman's champion., 1858-05-27

GY Tho sale Of lots comos OF next
Saturday, Be on hand
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One DeilaS . Year
7 He VALLEY WHIG
CLUBS or FIVE Or MORE.
T.RAs or ADVERTISING.

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.,. ssssss 4 a:ss,sgs Oh srisAble sssissis. ,ss.
atsvs rales. ssns
Advsstissmsstsi sade dan p assa 4 auaAe - .h..A
,f1srseis u notices, dostissAs srIlaSvs -
spssfaisetisestn he loea seiann g sssa.,.,
line. "PsS
Advsrtissnsntsosdsssdsn si asia ., xer.,,ve,v
- the Dss1y sftsf thsarst twowesks 50 psrsspt
more than the above rates.
stissmsatanots tsesonpasisl visA Atr>seaes.
inely.
~. ~.1tS..ss1.:.sSss.sdss~sa sSssss. .1,s.<.
This rale will not hs varied fsen.
when the advsStissY uses tke V.sk,v .,.,
Rnn III ~ = =. sa.e = q ths DaiIy. Wksss tis
- aeesst.a srs0 ~ asssseats aaeunt.
usesAas psseestsyssseP. ths advertiser rvs 40
ssssessale fssssn pesitios eaiy. fhispiss = ~
f:..fally s4s1ss1. osrshsrss fersA Aasess n ~
- een4e tev sqnAss. 80 - S''''''s
ia ;ii sass. who're sA,asiiss.sass srs IL.
u ssssrs ths sxptfsaisse 81 The ysas - ~
eur sgsisSrstssfor the tlns setse mr..
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JOS. II. n. BERTRA1G
1EAL EsTATE AND INsUaAuO

OFFICE. NO. =, KIEDOURNE's BLOCK.
~ AZ FOR Sale 30 bssutifsl Lots in b. ". XII.
bourne's Addition.
Yrsn any Of these Lots the prosp,ct from -
ne view srOsnd thecity, isdslightlaI.
1hsy are sil near or adjoining
"KILBOURNE PARKl0
Andno other Lots In the City can b more Z
for residences.
Block i7S In ths eldiimits
- Feet - Nain-st-, bstv cen 9th and tn
Lot Z, bleck ~, on Blondsas -ss
- Rest IN Block 30I, on n ain al. ,b~tvsen l0tE
lJth.
eDtreet.
> Feet ON 4th st., in Block = Aesiyable
ldine residence.
llso Lcts In Hdwasd Kilbourpes Addition.
q further Particular nquire aSthe above osae.
ian2Sd
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- 4 -
Ce'npietsdi to Cynctnsaii- Through rith out
change of tars-- Only one change
ef cavsto Louisriits- One
rhsn0s u Cessiosd.
~ aad bagsase ahdse iniies nssses to All Esst-
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE. eerv,..
the y. s. Mall and AdzMs Eagress.
" sna aassr Wednesday July lat, trains viii
v. IS. As igrAi.-Lsavss once, corn an sna
CCasssnst. e as;Do >. n. Ls~ses East Hs. Louie
Depot q 1850. s s.
nxPrsss Train solzcs, corner of AZ and
o,s =. a. : s.sp.s. Leaves East st. Louie Depot
II order - assonmsdats the trsve,;.S -.
lie, hatartsy Attsrnspa TsAin - -. -
q. a. trslAs viii raa AsaAsvs svss, asy sxespt
OEE SUNDAY TRAIN lat s,oo >. ~
N. 1.--Allsruans aaks asrses sed ceys.s- 80. .
.seiioa4 e. clactsNass Nth All Hassess asi, ss,x
E.Psses 9.siss .Aasf f:sniA. ~ sAys~f. sszlsss
Philsaslphia. Bai.lnore, v asLisston civ NJ Pis,s.
bargh, Wheeling, Cleveland, Ba6Alo, and III
Ksytcrn skies. Nj ~, s g s3 IN 1-s'
.Ato, chleaso,and ~ poiata ont .Illia.is cs..
oHlY or cnAsos q cas- 70 cn,oAoo. u,
NswYosk passsngerx havs choice Of to.r s.od
rsitroad scutss. fssn CinSisnsti, via New Yort
Z kEis, n. Z. Centssl, Psnnsylvsaia Central snd
Baltimore Ohio. ~ S9-Y- s. b
Through passenger. should avail shsnss,y.s of
THIS most reii2bic route bstWsep the Hsxt ana
the West, - IL affords unusual fsCi li.ics keiLe
superior soadsaad The oaly Bsoad 0taes koad Il
!, p.-4snsers isr Dssatur, aise.issse.. La..l,..
kock Island, Darlington, Peoria, Dsnlsi,h ~
lena, Peru, tc., connect st Saadoval vitk r.
!iiinois Cshsral \. \. forths stovs nanVl pon
Airscs. l a " SsNlsl ~ 80 ~
, YAssener. Tor Aaa.o.a md cAisass seass
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Ass Cssy Against tAe We11nJ /
KE o x UK
Aattxsss Aanufsctoxy.
"A. G. ORR

nov nansfsetaring As,trssses Of ever,
scr ption piraL kprirg turlsd hair. We
:. sHihs, Cotton, Aos:. Birch, fhnck, and GtA15
ths best quality. Pillows snd Bols,sfn Fl
kinds. Also. confosts aaA Feathers. g =
ho'ei and Steamboat orders promptly stasa
70. and all articles manuisctuYsd or sold 4 -
'Aohssnsns Will be offered :, fair terms. ana y
rantsd- j challenge the p,odurtion ~ .--sH
YORK - any establishment Of the hind Il ~ ?
wsstern county. You are respectfully invited .
call and examine specimtns Of my work. ware
ro9ms, corner Of Foarth-st, and E1chaoge.
penstve machinery, which enables me to msp.fse.
tare better wcrh, ., moro lhssai ra,es, thse in-
tcrior work 9th, rwise manufacfur.d can ~ sf-
lorded for Material for h, ddipg, etc., prepares
~ mach,Dery !. more uniformly and perfectly
" ES ALE AND RETAII
March IL, 81 div -
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Keokuk 0ook-D4udoYy,
AND BLANK BOOK AANCYAcT6IY J
RkANk Books 0Ads asd r1ied 10 any re- pi1
ASDes:em. Cosr1 kseesds, Justices DoeA sts,
short noties.
Old Books, Magazines, Masie, &c., bound or re-
boaAd In sny style desired.
@0y Mudsry will Be fosnd on Second g
next door TO the Athsn4um, sign Of the "H
Book THAAE piRR0H
ssp IL ,e7-A =
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GE1&EA,A
JEwELRY STORE.

6ED&EA,A
JEWELRY STORE.
- S.co.d strsst, between Main and johnson
NlNa just returned from the East, l -
fespectlully call the attsntion ny "A
ffsshds, and the public generally, to my ~
nesAR1 eaotock Of ~sscA<s jswefry 81 I've ana
Pia'ssArs, fancy gooas. Ae
watches.
Fine gold duplex magic, pAten and detached
lever watchssjs silver patent and detached levers.
JcWeIry.
Ladies 'plsts gold mosaic, came and o. q am : led
earrings and breast piass iadiss' sna chi ldrcn .
goid and Jet brscelets, ladies' and gents rold
ehAasA, Ps4otls and pens, gold ssd diaaond 6Snvv
rings. gold and silver thin bss, gent gold tsS1st
pins, ssads, collar sndsiscve buttons soid silver.
stse patent spsctaces pocket. table ard dss-
seYt cutlery, and scissors.
silver Wore.
- whiehllne istesd not 10 hrsuspssssl By ~
store vsst or north II 81 Less vis: silver q NJ
ds1sse 80 ~ spooae andfosks, susas,sssan navs.
speeaas bsttsr and fruit YES ,siIver
nsase4 wAra knA KAaey o~eAs. n
rissd and britenniA taA satA, eas tors. frsit ann
saxs pssksss csndestiakas fearl Asa shsll poskas
nosts sad - fAsi svsrytAiaE ~ ta,aine e ~
ABsneraiAssortmento ~ elosks Of q hsl q eetpaar
ss.nss s - ssstaaks, llwarrAntsd 70 kssp 80
lg-w.ssA.s ana Jsvslry repaired In Is. ~.
work.e. .isssuspansf snd = tths lhoFtsstnoties.
LAzoo 0AAoAA.
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ksehs M Sensaue Cenlee~.
Ssseesors of this College hays Dsds u
nsnn With Dr.. Sanford, kI. uAieA the
VIII ee transferrsd 70 fess and
g a1n q sAe ie~a Medical ISSs. and
Aeun nsndrseommsnded g pcssses-
~ nsrience, and thoss literary
Anc qe ~, Tequisite to the COM
psfse ssussess Of this important an
II. Spriag Tern viii eomnens, ON Monday.
Masss -, ssdsr the supesistepdance Of Mr.. vii
iAms aided ~ eompe.ent and experienced teachers
the cnoice OF teachers fhs course Of sudv and ths
general discipline 81 the College being subject 10
ne sepervnion aDd al proval Of the Board, With
" p'saSe OF tnsif permanent cooperation ard
it is The purpose Of The Board 10 bald On an in
su'utson which shall fully meet the wants Of on,
esty and IN this EFFORT they hope fos the co.opers
.i"" and sympathy sf ali intelligent and libsrSl
The lnssitation win hensefortb BE- e,e,u.;v.,,
Lor temAh pupils, and viii o mprehsnd PRIMARY
80 afn9ced departments, With the desi ~ VI az
Aa9 eososGh organization and classi1catiop.
yeee sevaacement and progress ~ the Intel
ssonAge Of the community will sustain.
M ehs secures the co.opsrA tion and
l.2 safoid, 10 whose liberaiity and
kae1 4nsiitutipn Is indebted for the
WY - esrns which have been made for III.
sss of kts rooms.
Ihe terms Il suition will be, as h.retofor., .ia
With ANAL adotionsl charge for ins,dsn,s, .1
kanss,. sna sxtls shargcs f0r Latin, Frnch, Ger
naas 4usic and Drawing
- Dialc4oas.
New. New. i. q assa. .aa''
:. A,R,ny. !. 4 fs1s.. ifs1s.
= AeOkuk, M 49, pr..iAnrxASa
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slaughter Coal Coz

At 40 CENTS PTk zvs
ME are constantly suppl1ing The
~ guilty OF crate and st6ve Coal
this naskst. ltiYnites easily bafys
generates morn hest than lny other ast
sxesptine nsns. lts cA,sf seeaon,y snl
censsss ispL burning 70 sshss 4sAa
eitnkey rr cindsr,
Fsr nscAsnical pprposes II yositivsl
Q1Dn Muae be left ON The - - =
Cea)1I = Co.. Gsocery Store. ~
- nrsons and th.y shall ~ 49,
to, ~ hsSetofors. 4. -
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vTsn8 s1Ae1sih - wtuN iaeesn tAe eonsv ners 4
! Ls1lsr. - ~ pabifs (snnslly. sAa1 ths0
ass .cW yfe9Mef - a1SAlaA Al kia1e - IAaber
Flooring. Joi.t. shooting - 6iaint, Rs1y lQ1esi
~ cfAl q ses nss ~ ,Mna = - 1.a, asAs
-. 3 Assss Hesa fsessls = u 50 psr sosl
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= &A9SAANSD 6A4 iS1O00A =. g&
NJ on, Il ssssids5alisp ii hssd tin.s, Il i,
ON fl Ss,eL &c ] hat snsy = sessss,. q - .soI y.
order kesd ettsp yos nsst ~ GOOD
~ stand, where y sos ~ -iii i md III s.; ST
= Darnun.
and fnSdsting ssieskl, Who are ever
reaay ng 10 adAfnitter 10 the wants a
ths ~ - nultstuds who daily thrcue
around his counter, ~ aitinR thcir fssn 20 be
served svitS the GOOD things 70 nessHssry 10 Mfc.
Cittsenf .f teokuk, ana fAImsrs Il the sns
rcuneinE eotnhy give me- cal, and you Mili
nsvss mSsst II he lsrg<ss ~, you iiss.
grrigp ~ havsnG puichas.d tho entire
ll. Aastin - CO 81 No lDv. ssush
street, three doors wet II FSurtn,,
NY slurs Il the katrunags se1 Liz
bic tsnsrAtiy.
e1ivtred 10 sLy nc1Hsaf the
anduispatSh. rfSs.
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u Nv E. - IL UG4O3O ~ IN sSHs u
R D.AINkAN, Asvtag psrskasSd -, =, J.
11s IL tteeh - pAAftsk Z Orounc,
hse 800 - buhtslsisa end for ~ wWJ
9 = -. Sevsisg 6esss, Asxs door ~ ~. 1est.
COS 1eakiug House, variety u rtaros. .f( -
-, - sless 4usssNi lAstsUo snts. toraffer = n
nnsie hooks, shert nusie, ~. 80 !" Z
40 . 1eSr- ssllestiun u boa1tifnl nleisras
AagssstnosAs paiSsinss. e 4 liswbi~h : }1ih- ~
enreeesasSiesss0s. y. B. 0IQUAN.
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Ger. Dank 4 lthsts., ,.sss..-A sk m
u >. q. DBATrYk Z CO..
MANUFACTURES ox Steam Engine and N .
Ivl chinesy sf sysSy description, Ssw and (3r,ss
1ili4asAinsry, 1oase Freats. Windos uaps ss1
Siils ,BaisseAssaa9 vsssnaehsssA tsassai sssort-
nsnt u fesstingss siDDy haad. 6rdsreolieite1
aad ppomptay AttesasN 20. 4 4 \
Kssksks Apskle ss1-A
SOWA sFAT9 INsUHXNCE CO.,
e1vscn - sAnrts's REv nuIxLiHc, 1xp sToRY.
1tssAd street, : COX sk, Iowa.
sHIS Home Oonbaay tAkes Risks on the sa3sr
= CLASSES q property. ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND On THE CA6A PLAN FOR Cash PRE-
AaUas . sasas ~ rsssonabis = those Of aay
reliable Company.
DTAEcSoRss
Oh Perry, II. Tueksr.
Geo. b. Smyth, s. Hamiil.
Wm. =. .Turnor - D. "A. pay
ISL n. b. Wosdwsrd, sA JW.RanfSp.
En- Hsfrisen, JeAA Msoaas, i
OFFICERS: Nth IA tss s5sgs
C.M. PERRY, Pfssa. y. II, HA RRIS0N, Trsas.
8. HA1fLL, Vice Prsst. VIZ. TURNRH .Sss.
jxnladSm
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w.. Manners,
DHER 49, 90 0Wn ~.
On Roase1 0tssss bsswsea JeAAaeA aal lIxaAaaan
k10KUK. IOWA. -s 7s = q 4
Aayle-dly y
okOOMD oT08&T Cw8AR 0TOD8s
G .;sss.: - - : - sss e:5s =: s:,.:;; .:,,.
sslseted seosk vsey lsw fee -. Our sosoe1naat Il
gss19tspvssy Af1sthtit = 1suS rs, a Vs9tSs
ss.,.s 49,: :. :. ~ % = N es,: e:
- elfpkshiess ~ - - win 65ll StW1 shAo
anI AAeg aleAnant.@s H. bA sgass Hi#sRH
seeS4H II Assss sa II !. u. Auo03E = O..
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0O1g0l 0VM6l
H.. = AOC =. MsaS s$stsrsrAai vhoteaaiA
eed retail Asalsf In ALL ads q 4 - .Psscia
Dos1s. 2.tvA .ssAiag Tsskis, Sporttns Appasa-
ees Prlssesqes trying. - toWsY peieas 49, eysr
eaessa - y -. CsJCs 6set kevolsets III aiS.
sa9 vasssase4 - ysas. Dsepel-st 80. IN.
aaasonsssa. ksetsk, lsvA. Uaiy1SlAu
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UnsibuSsswiII eel Tor P1Ss9o 1n1 f4
10 any part Vt the city, " leaving on6lv adls1
eitAsr VI tho otAces. Osii ssesaarly u the Nos9
jyl7d sss-1,l "a z
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TNOR sALE-THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BRICK
front high basement Us West Sixteenth street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues sze Of house ~ feet p
inches Deep finished In the best with all the modern
improvements Possession LIST Of November Inquire on The
premises.
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OFFICE or THE SUPERINTENDENT or POLICE.
W ss Breope street corner of Elm, I

By the 2si section of the entitled a 10 establish
Metropolitan Police drtry and % provide for the govern.
thereof passed April rs, 1857 " provided THAT Il
shall not be lawful for " publicly keep dispose
~ intoxicating liquors day a. public election
within the Metropolitan Police district under penalty ay
dollars each offence 10 be recovered In the the
people The State VI New York by the District Attorney Of
the county wherein DE offence u committed
And further provides that no booth bor Tor dsr
buon any election shall be erected mantansi
within oI hundred aud my feet "a any polling place within
the s8bf flsirirth
ID further declares that "shs be nisieneano punish
able rs Imprisonment IN the county jail peusenary not
les eyceeding two years by fine MI less
than hundred Ind Any dollars for person without
eesw the Metropolitan Poh~e district or upon
her ~ police force thereof IN the discharge "
duty ~ fer any such member neglect making any
far offence asnst law ~ the sste committed IN his pre-
any peraon member Of the police force "
sey sepresent himself As being such memberwh raudn
lent design
The police n Tire Metropolitan Police district are specially
requird ~ thai he shove provisions q law are carried
into elect y. A. TAbLMADGE
General Superintendent Of Police
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
RESTAURANTS.

Ans aropgE KrNeFTT SHADES NO 2xs CENTRE
M street one door from orsnd street-Mrs q respect
fnlv informs her friends aud the public that she ms resumed
tess ana soiicIs of their patronage Tier house
comfortably furnished for boarding and ogng and NJ nrs
shocked In The mild and scoth ales London porter
Meals 1T All hours togeher Win
cold cuts rarebhs sandwiches &c, &C. Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

A FIRST CLASS FURNISHED IlOUsE TO LET-vERY
n esrahy located would dis pose and furni
ure bargain, everything in perfect order. Apply at 60
Houston street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

CoAi. YARD FOR sALE--A FIRST RATE LOCATION.
~ and doing excc ~ business rat iow WIZ b. .I a
a bargain Apply 70 bl6"s A soufliwIck, - Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE VERY CHEAP
In Brooklyn, pleasant location near terry. as ian
OF 65 of land Hampstead The owner Ic
siding West Offer a great nducement and liberia terms
BIGGS 4 S0UTHWICk, "a Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NoIICE-THE COMMITTEE AND
v Flre Department 81 the Board ~ Aldermen viii
Monday 18th A O'Clock r. ", IN NJ City Hall
Al parties having business before said committee
spectiuiiy reuuested y b. present
THOMAS W ADAMS Committee
MICHAEL TuOMEY Z Fire
JOHN LYONS Department
nFFrCF or RECEIVER OF TAXES NEW YORK, oC
" ther u.s. ls5s-Nouce e Tarpayers-I have this day
ceived he books enabling collect the tar Of 1855
delay having occurred would respectfully upon tar
payers the Necessity ~ early call this ONCE. The law
compe me add one cent on All remaining unpaid
the LIST u December
WILSON SMALL, Receiver Of Tares
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
gHH BALL SEASON.

~ W. RIVERS OPENING soIREE Will TAKE PLACE
~. on Tuesday evening, rs, AZ Montague Hsl Court
street Brooklyn Wallaces much admired baud will attend
Tickets % cents may be had - the door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

TX ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PTANOF0RTES FOR
- sale-Cheapes IN New York prices from $3.50 10 500
cash monthly Second hand pianos taken IN
exchange Also second hand pianos for sale cheap
SIKH street X. GONZALEZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
eHGARs AND rossCCO.

% nQn nnA VARIOUS QUALITIES or HAVANA
C.UUU.VOU domestic and German -egars, prices
from ~ b. go per thousand An examination convince
hs ~ per cent can be saved BY purchasing q my establish
ment U. CHEEKS N Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

IN DEMANpE iNNEDfATENENT UNE FRANCHISE
- cnmme bonnie enfaies adresser perslnne Mon.
Clarinet au bureau du Herald avAnt heures lie re
leyse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-23

I'M DEMANDE-UNE FILE FRANCHISE orr PARLE
" ben anrue, pour saener \ eo1ire Celles
qui peuveut nnrnu ~ homes ppuven
dresser n Grammercy park C1 spres ak heures ID
matn.