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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-20
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
ID. A. Tibbs, PFODriefor.

FENHIS Hotel spacious brick building Iusf committed
The proprietor has incurred heavy expense fitting Up
and furnishing ne rooms % make them comfortable
The house is open for The reception b0z1e visitors and
travellers and me proprietor afford ample acc1usoaons
Tor l1U persons An omnibus, with good team wiz be
At the depot 70 convey passengers the and hack 70 he
dep again. The proprietor intends try 10 make s class
Hotel, and hopes to share liberal patronage.
augls DANIEL A TLBBS, Propristor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-20
Trmnks and ROnnet BOXes
NJ. III. HARGRAVE,

FCEIVED: additional supplies Of Trunks for Gentleme
IA, and Ladies. Also, fine assortment Of Bonnet Boxes
ivI7 JOHN RAMAGE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-20

SUNDRIES.
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 8, and 7;
200 " Pint, hafpint, and quart Flasks;
500 Window Glass:
100 Tumhlers:
p kegs Boiler RYets and Nuts
100 dozen BrO0ms:
500 Cast, Wrought and Steel Plows;
100 boxes Pickles, for sale low down.
ian27 TERRAss BROTHERS.
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RALTIMORE AND OF

BALTIMORE AND OHIO
"a = - - - -
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FTyERmINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore on the East, Wheeling, BenWOOd and Park
eTs6urr on the West which places t unites with Railroads
Steamers. &c, fur and from all points m the
West. Southwest and Northwest
Two trains leave WEIGHING daily 1918 A. NJ, 4:55 P. NJ,
1880 Z. "a.
One train only on Sundays at $3.50 P NJ
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This is the only rou Washington City.
Passengers Baltimore, Phila1elpha,
New YORK and Boston at the Boston Alone by
other lines
Time as quick and fare as low via other Route
Inur for tickets the Bal and OHIO Railroad, at any
Of the principal Railroad ONCE in the West
L. +. FULLER, Genl estern Agent
L n COLE, General Ticket Agent.
" D Smith Master RECONSIDERATION. sep6
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-20

ALEX. DELISsER,
Successor 70 LYONS a. COZ
Importer and Dealer in TFnrur, o..
AobaccOs &css
FOREIGN WINES AND TTOURRS
OF ALL KINDS,
No. II Publie square, Nashville. Tenn
WILL keep constantly hand large sssrtuetcf Forn
Brandes, Wus Gin Whisky, and Liquors Of every desrpt5
Havana Cigar, smoking and Chewing Tlhacco an Goods
apperainlng line OF business which
public generally on the most advantageous terms; and hope 10
energy and promp3 attention % business 20 obtain a sharsai
The liberal patrona &c bestowed nv Predecessors
ALEXANDER DELISsER-
je3 n u Public Square, Nashville, Tenn
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A Fjne country Residence for

nIG IRON FOR SALE.--IO0 tons est Foundry Iron
(Cc smak 100 tons assorted brands, (es Grey Iron
ELLIS & MOORE,
{unaQ 1888 Market street.
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FyENE VIRGINIA TOBACCO,--CatAz sbult, h,s
E sent large lot of Fine Tofaoco.
J.. " LANGLEY 4 co.
sep3 Agents for 2. Shuts and HaIsey 4 locker.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-20

HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PALMER,
BROAD STREET,
rsnt I'll NASHVILLE, TN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-20
libby MORGAN q CO.,
] and s Public square, NashviIIe. Tenn.

No. and Public square, Nashville, Tenn.
"TE have received and opened our entire stock %
w Fail and Winter Goods
Embracing elegant lnes Of New styles Dress Goods
Fancy Prnts-Our usual quality ami in good variety,
Mems Mear-a large stock embracing sDleulI sssorut
Of the finer grades Of Fancy Cashmere.
Ready Clothnga select assomeut0f The better grades
together with all such
Heavy staple Fabrics and Varieties
make COMPLETE stock Of Goods which nrts tie aten
ton Of Merchants only.
This is the best stock Of goods have opened Nashville
and we think veil worthy The careful attention person
buying to sell again laug27i IkBY MORGAN 4 60
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A. STREET A.. l.. KING, Wh B. STREET
STREET, KING g. Co.,
ATTOR NEYS AT LAW,


vETE have just Philadelphia, three barrels of
Wv II. & II. Catherwoods old Mountain Rye Whisky;
Three barrels Of xxx;
Three do xxx;
Two do Xxx;
One do y;
barrels old Bourbon, 1873. These Whistles pure,
and are worth Sl5Oto four dollars gallon. For sale in
any quantity. HOLLlSTER GARTER,
snrq3 q. Union street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-20
COTTON mANUFACTURING AGENCY.

Il 70 HISS bEGV n EEs9s
SUCCESSORS to McCrea & Terrass, dealers in GRO.
- CERIESs FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, No. % and IS Broad street.
IRON, &C, AT COST.
200 assorted Pittsbug Iron, SO castings,
10 4" - Iron AXes, . 4" Boiler Iron,
500 kegs Nails, 25 boxes Tennessee Axes.
Wishing quit this branch business, will large
lots for cash. at and in small lots greatly reduced
TERRASS BROTHERS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-10-20
OUGLAS & co.

No. So Public square
Ma SHV lille TENN
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AUCTION q COMMHSSION NOTICE
Hell SILL N.

WILL continue to make sales for Cash only daring the PRES
ent season. All sales mads payable vhiu hrse far5
Liberal advances made conssumels All persons haviov
balances in hands VIII favor y calling and leave rects
Tor proceeds. No goods bought account.
BENZ n. SHIELDS
s-COuutry merchants VII please call a. We viii EeB CEN
stantIy on bond variety Of free g00ds
sepE BIS
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NICEHOLs GREEN s. Co.,
No. T. CORNER MARKET CLARKE STREETs,
Produce q Commission Merchants.
II Liberal cash advances made congnments Of Country
Produce.
paving at an times, the market price for Bacon,
Lard, Feathers, Ginseng BeesWaZ, &c.
IT ? All orders accompanied by the cash, filed with prompt
ness and despatch, az a moderate Commission, by
AM NICHOL. GREEN & co
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~ Aug I'm AAEllAA -
WWTE have just finished and got operation Steam saw
w Mill, for L. j. PsrdCe and william lcClelland, near
Carssve Tennessee that twenty thousand eight hundred
and yeveu feet board MEASURE in fourteen hours and thirteen
minutes. thousand and fortyeght in tEenyeight
minutes We have reduced prices Engines and Boilers,
such figures that defy competition in prices and durability
Engines put bed plates and made Of the best
terials. We are agents for the
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Phoenix Bedstead Factory.
VIZ CORNELIUS, Agent, thankful foT past fayOrs and
ndulgences, would suggest that We have once
more and will be manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES dc.
Of every description the trade and generally
Office 40 Spring street, Cherry, where
keep general assortment Of cheap Chairs, Bureaus,
&C. and keep hand and make to order every descrp
rely on having their orders filed. Respectfully,
R. CORNELIUS, Agent.
SHAVER & Co., Propretors apr26-6
PLOWS! PLOWS! PLOWS!
IN $50 Wrought Iron Mould Boards,
EsfE=tssssEA go Steel Mould Boards,
TERRAss BROTHERS
mar25 % Broad street.
z H HAYNES R ;. LYIEs.
H. II. HAYNES & CO.,
GENTS for the purchase sale Of Negroes, at Poers old
~ stand No 80 Cedar street, Nashville, Tenn
OtRAIN! GRAIN!!--wanted at the Nashville City
Z 4 Mills:
$4,000 bushels prime Wheat
10000 do old or damaged Wheat, FOR distillery;
10000 Corn, for which the highest market price viii be
paid in Cash.
The City Mills keeps all times Extra Family Flour.
Shorts Bran Ship SUITS, &c. which will he furnished and de-
lyered large quantities exceeding low prices.
Call the Agency Nashville City Mill, No o. Market street.
js25-f S n. HOLLINGSW0RTH.
FRESH Walls
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CARRIAGEs.

Large Stock Of
ROCKAWAYS AND BAROUCHES,
which will offer at
Unusually Low Prices TO Cash or Prompt
Time Purchasers.
P. P. PECK,
.1a Cooper's Building, Cherry st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-01
co NJ Nj K. itCIAI..

DAILY CARE Cav nFrics,
ke,kus. aay3ist I
Business and markets dull, abundance OF rain,
Rivera very Lish, roads bad, prospects isEssrops
rather POOR. Quotations ~ below.
FLOUR 49, Banner Mills Extra Family ffall
wheat 81 90 y bbl.; Extra superfne spring
wheat ~ %; superhne s. 90. Gate city Extra,
s. IS per bbI. second quality, s. 90 - bbi.--
Country -four, 81 IS y sack. Quincy, 80 90 to
90 rs. Grahan, tfail wheat 50 90 per 100 lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOC to sos per 100.
CORN ady sale at 25c TO soc.
BARLEY --Good demand for prime qualities NJ
Soc to 75c.
WHEAT--Littie fan wheat TO be had SOC
will be paid for good article. Spring 80 To ssc
for choices poor grades rs 70 5oc in good currency.
oATs--ln request At IS to 80.
KYE--35c to Acc little comingi In
oTAToEs-iood supply; selling At Is to &c.
GRoCERIEs--N. o. Sugar fair 74to sA,prime 81
to ., choice ~ elarasd 10 !. loi crushed and loaf
l3t. l3l. Plantation 40 10 Az, s. II. AZ
TO IS, Golden Syrup, rs to SOC. GoHes--Rio IA,
to l2i. Java 1910 100. Hiee 8 to 64c.
s0AP--Palm 6ic, Family &c.
cANDLEs-star % to Is, steariae IN. Mould
l3to l2l.
LARD--Fair supply, Sc to &c.
BuTTER-In better supply. Choice IL to l5c
HIDES--Dry, l2tci green,4i.
HAY-Prairis from 50 to o.. Timothy, tl2
to tl4. Hungarian, s17 to :. II.
SEEDS.-Hupga Grass, 20 te$I 90; Tim
8othy, 81 SO to l rs.
SuNDRIEs-onions, 30 to 10; Eggs, 9 to lei;
Feathers, 36c to 40c White Beans, tDe to IS.
fRUIr-Fxir supply. Grosn apples, choice, -
so to g. Dried apples, 81 50 to 81 so per bushel.
Dried peaches, % 25 to 50 5Oj Raisins, s. 70 to
I %.
cuEESE--W. R.sA to %; Denmark 10 to IL.
PRovISI0NS--Mess Pork ga 50 to 81 S, should
ers 3. Sides g, HamsT.
Beef Ito ~ gross; 4ic to 8 per quarter.
sHEEP-s2 to $2i v head.
SALr--G. A., u IS to 81 Sol Kanawha, 8 Is.
FIsH--Mackercl. No. l $40 to $2l p Dbl; No.
2 SIS to SIG No. 8 $l2io$l3. White, No. Is
to IS u y half bbl.; No.2 IS 50. Cod Fish Q 20
6iRb.
ExcHAsGE.--On New York for currency Per
cent; for gold ! per cent. st. Louis per cert.
~. Louis Mark et..-May go.
Markss dull every way. Operators In produce
are waiting some movement in Eastern or foreign
markets. Flour from the Georgia new crop has
already reached New York, and thsrs 10 more
prospect Of decline than rise, even II the crops
fail, Is the surplus from last year is enough for
another year.
wHxAr-spring s7i to 81, failsl.
QArs--40 to Ale.
HAH--67Ac u 100 tss. in bales.
a'rys-lA ~ n Tag tc- Dr.
LANDAU to esc
DRIEp APPLxs--$1 %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-01
REM OVAL.

The DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE is
in McCusE's Building, corner Of Main and
Second Streets. Entrance on Second street;
Counting Room frat door to the right.
Orders for oil kinds Of Job Work filed
with neatness and dispatch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-01
a mare cha n ce.

That well-known House, louSG AHERIcA RE-
TAuHAsr, situated on johnson street, will
At bargain if applied for soon, with all
ture, Fixtures and Stock. Apply On premy
mAy30-dot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-01
New Jersey, Pennsyivania and
Delaware Currency.

New Jersey, Pennsyivania and
Delaware Currency.
We have revised and corrected the follow
ing list BY the latest advices. All here nam
ed are at par in Philadelphia.
Bank of Chester Valley.
Bankof Chester County.
Bsnkof Dsnvffte.
Bank Of Delaware County, Chester.
Bank of Germantown
Bank VI Montgomery County
Columbia Bank, Columbia.
DoylestowB Bunk, Doyie town
Easton Bank, at Easton.
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank, EAston.
Farmers Bank O. + Bucks County. Bristol.
Farmers bank Of Lancaster, At Lancaster.
Farmers Bank u Reading, Reading.
Lancaster Co. Bank.
Lebanon Bank, at lebanon
Aauch Chunk Bank, Maach Chunk.
Miners Bank Of Pottsville, Pottssiie.
stroudssurgh Bans.
Catasqua Bank.
Psttstosn bank.
he following New Jersey Banks r IS
and upward are also at par:
Burlington Bank.
Bank Of Miilviilc.
Border town Banking Company. Bordentown.
burlington County Bank, Medford.
Cumberland Bank. AT Bridgeton.
Farmers, Bank, Mount iiollv
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Camden.
Gloucester Co. Bank.
Mechanics Bank, at Burlington.
Mechanics and Manufacturers Bank, Trenton.
Mount Holly Bank.
phillipsbur. Bank.
Princeton Bank, at Prince ton.
Salem Banking Company, salem.
State Bank, Camden
State Bank, New Brunsw wick.
State Bank, Newark
Trenton Banking Company, Trenton
thion.Bank Of Frenehtown. wsN
on deposit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-01

CHANCE YoR TAX PAYERs.-We call the
attention Of city tax payers to an Ordinance
Of the City Council published in another
column. II will be seen that compliance
with the provisions Of the Ordinance will
enable them to save one eth the amount OF
their assessed taxes. In the way Of interest
it amounts to discount at the rate OF some
sixty per cent. per annum, and q man will
be amply justified in paying current rates Of
interest for money to pay his taxes; indeed
be will be making good thing Of it for
himself and at the same time helping the
city in So pinch"
OLD SsrrIsas.-Thers IL to be grand 70.
uni on OF the old settlers of Iowa at Burling-
ton, on Wednesday (to-morrow.) Great
preparations have been made for . splendid
celebration on the occasion, and oil who were
citizens Of Iowa on or prior to the lst day Of
June, A. D., ls40, are invited 10 attend.
The following gentlemen Of our acqusint.
ance, now Of Ksokuk, were citizens Of Iowa
before tina. date, but none OF them except
yalansourt Van Orsdal lived within what are
now the limits Of Ksokuk at tina. period:
Gov. Lowe, II. W. sample, Genl. Van Ant
werp, A. Bridgmsn, +. Brdgman, Hawkins
Taylor, Col. Patterson, VIM. Stotts, d. W.
Kilbocrne, Ed. Kilboune, Guy Wells, W.
Brownell, J. r. Estes, II. J. Campbell, V.
Van Orsdal, Robert Creel, Genl. II. T. Reid.
p,v-u rl.. ..~.. .,...- ..k:t ..k.-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-01
DAILY whtx.

II any Of our friends have preserved any
copies Of the Danny Who, between March
%, 1854 and September lst, 1854, We will
be particularly obliged IL they will let us
know il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-01

We expect all Job Work to be paid for on
delivery, unless there Is a special understand
ing to the contrary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-01

Cottage, con tanning several rooms situated N
the corner Of High ana Third streets for rent
Apply at this Office, OF adjoining the premises.
nsylTl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-01
Uniou Preaching.

Rev. Mr.. Aspinwall will preach o-nigbt at
Rice's Hall. Services commence st O'Clock
and close at o. t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-01
NOTICE..

You can buy good large Cook Stove, with
Trimmings oil complete for $40, al No. n Main
street. CoMsTt OK 4 BROTHER.
uayIgalu
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UnI,nrtan Church

The renting Of Slips and Single Seats in this
Church will take place on Tuesday morning, June
lst, ut o'clock [msy3o-dtdl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-01

For Rrsr.-A pleasant room, suitable for an
ofiee or sleeping roem, for rent low. Inquire a,
this Office. may22i
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NOT IL r..

0PFlCE or HArcH 4 THOMPSON
hE0suk, May 2, 1855.
On and after this date We VIII sell Exchange CD
st, Louis al per cent. premium New YORK
per cent, for coin, and per cent for currency.
ny2sd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-01
q p II N A g A L N /!
G.. Wilson

INFORMS his friends that hs his speaeA aeaio q
l.his old stnud on Second street near Main, FORM
erly U. = Doubleday a Wills n. with large stock
of Wall Paper. Stationery, Envelopes, Dnwsng
paper, Tube Paints, School Books, Ac., he, alI Of
which be will sell lower than ever before offered
in keokuk, t
We would alsosurgsst the propTiety Of eli those
who have not settlsd their accounts with the late
firm Of U. D.k W., that now would b - ex.
csilent opportunity to do 90, he 10 IN xions 10
close up the hlsinsss Of the frm.
spr27d 4.
=. w. MO1SE. n, n,
MELLOW q Massachusetts, Ns1lesl Seriety. o.
! ~ on Main street, sppositsths Billings HOUSE.
Rssidenos. corner Of 10Th and High streets.
meh3d
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RIvxK.-The river was rising until yesser-
day, and had gone or Q inches above the
high water mark Of 1856. tbs now higher
than it has been since 1851.
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currency NOT Reccivcds

currency NOT Rccciscds
NAME.
The Metropolitan Bank Of New York and Suffolh
Bank Of Boston rejected, at the latest dates, tn,
following New England and New York Bsnks, Anc
OF course they are not received here,
Canton, South China. a.
Exchange, Bangor. N
Maritime, do
Monsum River.
Ellsworth, Ellsworth.
Hancock, do
nallo-.l, H.llowsll.
Sanford.
Grocors, Bangor.
China Bank, China,
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Exeter, Exeter.
nAssAcHuzrrs.
Western, Springfield.
south Royaiton.
STARK, Bennington.
Dandy, Dandy.
cossKcrrcur.
Farmers Bridgeport.
Pequonnock do
Wooster, Dsnbury.
Hatters, Bethel.
Colchester, Colchester.
Merchants Exchange, Bridgeport.
North Amer, seymour.
Pawcatuek, Paweatuck.
Woodbury., Woodbury..
nf.
Ii,.naaa
Bills Of all the Rhode Island Banks, ex-
cept the following, are nov received at the
Suffolk Bank, viz:
Bank Of south County, Bank Of the Republic.
t,a, s DahA' -, mofktnlon DAM
- iArno Deh. bA' .H',~n .
DnA' "l' 'eihoa
s1n IoAA.
nsrcn.taIai, herkimer lUEty.
it''fl. Ah =, aeSpotl' -
Owe, H.. a1 n.'i. ,.a..r,
Eee,n,a~,t, png',a
saekett,. iln,la, nneaa
Dntario Igt,es
I,,h =; OIL. ar;
Y.,ss Co,,n.v psnn w
Central Rant 20 ~ yarL l,i,.
HnmiIt,n Er.h.r,,. az
Western t.nk lnckn.,,
Powell, B.ok, Nswburvh
chemunx 10. BsnL.
Ontario %. Bank pbeIp,.
Pratt, Buiiaio
snw.ssssy
Commerci al Perth Amboy
Bank OF New Jersey, New Brunswich.
Bergen County.
l hcchanies and Manufacturers, Trenton
eofris County.
PEHssrLvAxL.
CITY Bank.
Rren county Bank.
INK VI Aeu Cassis.
"eis anu Dfefers BANK Wsynesburgh:
oneaasie Rank, hpnesdaie.
I A :. 'iiuiie'S~h.
AsA'e' Dahk'
/, MARYLAND.
va Ahu ncfenAnu Bank ,arssnsooro'.
en- h,ri.nJ at 80 IN IN
49, - =, stss.
v,,o,,,,.
'A"iNA'
- ~
iIahs-AiieghAhy.
~ OHIO.
II NY Bank, Cincinnati.
mausky ,lty Bauk
N#Enion Bank, sannusky.
oei.scs County Hank.
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Lots 4. S, 9, 7, S, ., 10, III and IL, block Il
Lots 4, and 0, block q
Lots !, and 7, block %
Lots l,2, SO, I, SO, 10, Ii / IL, block -
All OF block q
A Il of block %
Lots l, 2, 3, 4, 5, z, and ., block 80
All Of block 81
All Of block 80
All 81 block 80
Lots and s, block 50
Lots ], 2, Z, 4, S and 8, block 80
Lots 8, 9 and H. block 35
Lots 2, 8, 4, :, g, 10, II and II, bloeks7
Lots 90, Z, SO and 10, block IS
Lots and 8, block 80
Lots |, ?. | and u, block Al
Lots 2, 3, 6, Z, S, 2 and 10. block ~
All Of block 43
All of block ~
All Of block i6
All OF block IS
lot ! 70 II inclusive, block ~
Lot to IL inclusive, block 80
Lots 10 Y Inclusive block 81
Lots ] TO u inclusive, block 81
Lots ! 2, 3. 10, Ii and IL, block So
Lots ], 2, II and IL, block 81
Lots ! to II inclusive, block SIS
Lots to IL inclusive bicck So
Lots to l2inelusive, block 81
Lots % IL Inclusive, block IS
Lots Z, 5, 10 and II, block 50
L5t 3, block 60
Lot 0, block 81
Lot ! 70 IL inclusive, block 81
i,ot to 10 inclusive, block 6S
Lot TO II inclusive. block 81
Block G6
Block 81
i lot 10, block ts
Lot |. block 6s
Lots |, 2 3. 4, Z, $ and Q, block 6s
Lots J, : 4, and I, block 10
Lots ., 10, II and II, block III
Lots q, ,, SO, 10, Il md l2, block "
Block IS
Lot s 2 l2la Is 10 and IL block III
Lot3 o ~ 10 IL and Il block II
Let 70 10 ii and u block rs
Lot block 70
Lot % and 9 block so
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The Metropolitan Bank Of New York and Suffolk
Bank Of Boston rejected, at the latest dates, the
following New England and New York Tanks, and
Of course they are not received here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10
The Atlantic Telegraph.

In the New York papers, October 2 in n communca-
ton by Tai f. Shaincr, claiming the conception of the
Atlantic cable, the following language occurs
t'In October 1855 the NatioRal Telegraph Rerec, edit
ed by Mr.. James ~ Reid, general telegraph superin
tendent published article, noticing my connection with
Atlantic telegraph The editor had no confidence in
the OF the enterprise and ridcucd the idea"
The language used by me conveyed properly no such
taking The first sentence shows an extensive interest
in the matter On the part Of the scientific world, rem
dered greater by the Bergman soundngs from the Dol
phn during the Of 1858, by which, for the first
time, oceanic cable found to have bed ON which
70 rest. The sea then, by ingenious machinery
measured and It's depth ascertaincd. Until then, no
thought Of cable being laid, having any distinct plan or
data, entertained.
Mr. Shafner, II Is true. rushed 10 the conclusion that
cable could be laid weighing eight tons per mile.
doubted Mr. Shaffner s ability 20 raise a company who
could carry out such enterprise until science had
leased from the difficulties attending H. II would have
required eight Nagaras and eight Agamemnons 10 have
laid a cable such Mr.. Shainer proposed. doubted
the possibility Of engaging private capital 10 such
cnt In reference Ia the whole subject stated, when
these undertakings, however entertained IN sober
earnest will bend 10 them with the ntcnsest interest,"
and sh the parties engaged in them the utmost succss
and, especially country the glory % the accomplish
mcnt of stupendous work.. Is this rdiculing the
ideaYi
Nay, endorsed Mr.. Shafncr's enthusiasm, and quoted
that wondrous passage IL his, printing u In caps
Tides may ebb and now-,he billow- may surge with
mighty power-ihc ccbergs tower their white maned
hish IN the skies and sink hriny s.a-e
heavens may the loud rolling thunder aud earth
hesve it, fiery lava but these elements of
exist and worlds reyolye America aud Europe will be
connected by an electric cardi
Yet never thought lac was the man 70 do Il.
y n. X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-10

rT'rF COMMITTEES APPOINTED At MEETING OF
the Fremen held Thursday evening The IN lust neil
meeting 1T Keefes saloon broadway, saturday evening
sh inst Mr. Chas McDougal was appointed ChirnAa an
Carniu The Committee after clnsNtt
ton adopted the following resolutions, as offered ~ VIM
Thompson Esq -
paratus destroyed At The coniagraon q the trysm Af ~
cy goyernment furnish the companies with apparatus
the csrliest possible aud would therefore cAl
public against giving money ~ parties Tor & pnr
pose. .-.-,,.-.,u
Resolved That committee q three be appointed by ne
chairman 10 upon the Common Council 20 mneii
action IN the premises. - =
Henry Howard, chief Engineer VIM Ratner ot
Engine 81 James A. Csrun, " Hook and Ladder 20
IL appointed by the chairman 70 act as such eomee
CHARLES McDOUGaIl. Chairman
JAMES A. CAROLYN, Secretary.