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nUTCalINS ON 4 DEWEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,

lave JUST received Mt their Fashionable
Il Tailoring and Furnishing establishment,
a choice and excellent supply Of Broadcloths,
Cassimeres, vestings, and Dents FURNISH
ING GOODS, of all descriptions, and guarantee
that their work shall be done In the most APP
proved and satisfactory manner. They src con-
SANITY receiving the New York and Philadel-
phia fashionsj and respectfully solicit all who
desire good work and the best material to give
sant 10 .hs-dlp HUTCHINSON 4 DEWEY
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Ut be delicate aud interesting operation
u transferring blood from one person to an.
other has again been successfully performed
By DIR. Wheatcroft, an English surgeon, in
the ease Of female patient. When appa-
rently expiring from loss Of blood, about sw 0
rounds were transferred from the veins OF
her husband into her veins. La few min
uses alter, the current Of blood began to
How, and the ebbing Of life was checked, the
circulation being re-established, end the de-
livery from apparently certain and opproach-
ing dissolution secured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-06

"A uOuD assortment Of Boys and Youths
I1ClothtnG, Vt No. = Estes House. N ain ~.
apr1d A. W. ukIFfITH.
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1 Inc het. Ur. tHfden.
/ We published few days since, as part Of
the news Of the day, an admonition from the
! Right Rev. the Bishop Doane, of New Jersey,
addressed to a Rev. Mr.. Garden, of Phlladel-
| phia, who, az we gather from the Bishops
statement Of the case, was guilty of an act of
msbehavior in inviting a Methodist minister
to assist him in administering the Commun-
4 ion, in the Diocese Of New jersey. Mr.. Car
1 den does not appear to enter on his justifca-
ton in Philadelphia here he resides but
opens his batteries upon the Bishop in the
4 Protestant Churchmgn, Of this city, in the
following terms:
"Iiere ia Bishop who WAS presented for
trial by three OF bis peers, all Of unblemished
and exalted reputation. under charges Of
grossly immoral conduct, dishonesty, and
drunkenness His aceusers declared public
ly that they believed him guilty, and stood
ready to prove the charges they had brought.
He shrunk from an investigation, and By des-
perate wriggling escaped it, thereby bringing
a stigma upon his order.
"Ihis Bishop allows one Of bis own pres
. byters in prominent church in the largest
city OF his Diocese, to Disgrace the Church
by sntemperance, and raises no voice Of re.
huke. But 10! apresbyter OF another bio.
. eese happens in place ofo public resort, or
the extreme point Of little spur Of the state
: that forms his Diocese, to commit what al
most was but u trihing breach Of ecclesiasti.
t cal order, and out comes q ridiculous and
/ empty interdict.
"We say an empty interdict for what force
will it carry2 None whatever. No mora
force, for its source and character both pro.
clude that. NO legal force, for the day ha,
not yet come when single Bishop can max,
canons, aud execute them. When N Bishor
becomes such an absolute monarch in his Di
ocese, that no prcsbyter can oihcia,e in it il
the smallest act without his consent, il will
be refreshing 10 be made aware Of it. w,
doubt not that the Rev. Mr.. Garden will trea
! the affair with the dlrrespect it so richly mer
: its.o
This is pretty severe, and the better to up
preeiate 'ts full meaning, i, may be added
, that the Protestant Ihurchman Is edited b,
three eminent clergymen Of the Episcopa
Ohnrch-key. DIR. Tying, Rev. DIR. Author
and Rev. DIR. Garfield.
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! have this day sold my entire interest IN the
Qneensware business 10 Messrs. j. l.. Hobbs Co.,
and request all who have claims against me TO pre-
sent them for adjustment, and those who owe mo
will please make settlement Immediately, ~ i
wish to close my old business soon ~ possible.
CHARLES 3. GRIFFITH.
Keokuk Sept II. 1656-sp22dIm
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THE ATHEN EUM,
ON
Saturday Evening.

~ LET EVERY PERSON TURN OUT, ~
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ME have this day purshaaed the entire interest
wv OF Chas. H. Grimth In the Queensware bust
ness, and will continse the under the name Of
J. i. Hobbs TO-, IT the old stand on 4th street,
above johnson, whore W viii keep constAntly on
hand fall and complete assortment Of goods in
linc and respectfully solicit the patronage Of
the trade. Chas. Il. 6riith will continue with ~,
and win be pleased to zee his former patron.
HOBBS 4 BARNES.
Keokuk, Sept. IL, l8tS-d =
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. TWo OF Chas. Dickens' brothers hare
ben separated from their wives.
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WARSAW FaIM.

YNHE First Annual Fair Of the Agricultural
horticultural and Mechanical Society will BIZ
held at Warsaw, the 10th, goth and 2ist days Of
October. The people Of Lee county are respectful
ly invited TO attend. Ali articles that may be
brought for exhibition will be drayed from the
leyce TO the fair grounds and back, free Of charge
WM. X. FRAZEE, Pres,t.
Z. II, LANE, Secretary.
Warsaw, Ill, Sept, 80, '5S-oct4d3t.
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Mechanics for sale.

Such is the heading Of the following al
vertisement in Mobile paper
One middle-aged Man, good rough carpen
ter, excellent character, sound and healthy
fully warranted also, his Wife, IS years
with their boy Child, aged years, with 1
prospect OF Increase the Woman IL 6eid
hand and house woman--all right.
Also, a No. Negro Fellow, "a years Of
age, who is a No. Plnsterer- for S5C
month.
Terms, cash, or good paper on short time
Apply to HoRArIo N. GouLD,
IS Royal-st., opposite Court House.
The Democracy advocate the bred Scot,
opinion, which extends and establishes slave
ry in all the territory Of the United States.
And the Democracy of Iowa have made this
opinion a plank in their State platform, so
that under their policy, in the Territories Of
Kansas and Nebraska and in all the region
west, shareholders may advertise "Mechan-
los for sale"
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT During the firing Of
cannon at Cincinnati, last Wednesday, as
part of political demonstration, the maya
zine, containing half key of powder in
blank cartridges, exploded, seriously injuring
three persons, Lewis P. Lee, JAS. Hume, and
Rob't Kirkup.
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William Lowndes, youngest son Of the
late John G. Calhoun, died on the 10th ult.
Since the death OF NJ. Calhoun, three sons
and daughter have followed him to the
tomb.
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TROUGH EHElGHT CONTRACTS
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
be nnndc al shts efuce.
~ Damages and Over Charges sErrLRp PROMPT.
Lr.- WE
VIZ. MARIN, Gent Freight gent, Chicsgo.
SAH'L powELL, Gent Ticket Agent, Chieaga
G. g. HAMMOND, Superinte ndent, Chicago.
J.H.TkWkSBuRf.
Oct. q, s53-iAw Agent. Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-10-06

DELINQUENT LIST on LOTS.
nN which special taxes are due and unpaid, for
~ McAdamixing, duttering and Trimming in
the Alley throu q n Riock M IA
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Jos FL II HI a. q n !,
GOnGecttOmeR.

Main ST., bet. 9Th and 9th......... .......K EOKUK
Al MANUFACTURER Of all kinds Of Cakes and
WI Candies, Pyramids, &c. All orders for partie s
will be promptly attended to, at the shortest no.
uce and in the most approved style.
pci5l
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The Most Direct.
II El.iAHLE 4 ExPEDITI0Us IL CUTE
To all Points East ana North,
Is VIA THE
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
6NNl sE
RAILROAD.
Sure Connections are made with this Road,
TWICE DAiLY, from kxoKUK,
EVERY Day, Sundays exesp.ed,) At u a. M. or
EvKRy EyksisG, t>aturdsys excepted, kat 1850
EA-Connecting with Morning and EvcBing rims
II Burlington.-E
Through to Chicago ii II Hours
Gs~cincinna}i Passengers, leaving keokuk at
II a. M, reach Cincinnati tho next day At 10 D. m.
with only snc change Of cars from Burlington
- This IL the quickest time made. FARE AS
Low az by any other route. Ny
rEasterf Passengers make CLOSE and SU RE
CONNECTIONS in Chicago with all thorou ghfares
East, North aud South -EAst.
GTFare to&he East is LowxR by this route
than any other, and Time MUCH ouIckra. ID
Through Tickets.
FROM KEOKuk
BY all the principle routes, to Boston, New York,
Philadelphia Baltimore, Washington,
Harrisburgh, Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing, CincinnAn Indianapolis.
r1r Also, by several different routes to all the
principal intermediate places.
pSrAlso, to Milwaukee, Freeport, Galena, and
Dunleith.
Gs~ Also, to all the Railroad Cities In Upper and
Lower Canada via Grand Trunk Railway hamii-
ton, Toronto, Kingston, Montreal and Quebec.
SN- BY the same route to Ogdensburgh, N. Y,
Plattsburgh. N. X, and Portland, Me-,
CAN BE PROCURED At rBx
GENERAL RAiLROD TICKET OFFICE,
Main-St. befwssn First and Second,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
RAJ LROAD TICKETS
Good for uniimitedlength Of time allowing
Passengers tostop At any point and
sumo their journey At leisure.
Steamboat Tickets good until Close Of Navigation.
@3-Passenger can obtain Reliable information
at this O6hee in regard 10 all Railroad Routes In
the United tAtes and CAnadAs. ~
TROUGH HElGHT CONTRACTS
TO AND FROM ALL EASTERN CITIES can
be made al shts eSspce.
~ Damages and Over Charge e. sErrLRp PROMPT
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The UDion 3ank DefalcatIOu.

JACOB H.. MOTT, THz .LEaED ACCoMPLIcE OF BRO.
THEREON, REID TO AN WEIR CHARGE or FELONY.
Recorder Barnard, at 1 e conclusion of Mr.. Gsnuns
argument moti,n TO discharge Jacob II. Mott charged
with being implicated in the recent defslcation in the
Union Bank promised to render bis decision in the case
Saturday. At II O'Clock Mr. Mott in company with his
frerds appeared at his Honors chambers when after
waiting few moments for COUNSEL who failed TO arrive,
the Recorder proceeded to deliver the oTng decson
THE RECOHDER's DECISION.
The People Ggst. Benjamin r. Brotsrso1 and Jacob H.
Met A baak clerk who in concert with q dealer with
the bank (heiDg monied corporation,) either makes
false entry falsely alters entry made IN the lodger
kept by bank containing accounts Of such dealer
falsely represent that such dealer has either
sea money than he has in fact deposited drawn
out iess than he has actually drawn with intent Die
such dealer to draw out the bank slarger OF money
than he has deposited therein, Is guilty Of forgery
in the third oegree under the provisions Of the 35th
CRIT g. title 5, chap part OF the Revised Statutes and
this offence L felony The dealer with the bank by
wsose proouI enen counsel command such said false
entries fase alterations made, with said atsHt Is
either accessory before the fact principal the
second degree, depending upon whether he
at portion &c the actla commission OF the offence
not Sec q, title chap l. part Of Revised Statutes
ga vol, Psge ss2)-6arbours Or. Law page 80.
Whether be be principal in the second degree or accessory
before The fact Is OF little importance either he
would be Liable 10 the same punishment. II lie
principal IN the fret degree. On this preliminary exln
is, think suioienty sho put the defentaa
trial that Ben ann X BrOtbersou, clerk 10 the EN-
poy Of the Union Bank In concert with defendant. Jacob
Mott ether maze false entries falsely altered the
IN lie 1cCoea, kept Oy tnc
bank With defendant with such intent and in such
within the prov'oo OF the aforesaid section
u is sso sufficiently shown for present purposes thai aese
false entries or false aera.Oas ma fe by the pro-
curemert AID counsel OF the defendant Jacob II. Mott
and sai defendant havir received Tie beneit from them
should escape the punishment Let the de'snlsnt
ia 700 H. Mot, be hello accessory befO.o the ftct
HsfCh -, 1855. GE0HGf g. BARNARD, Recorder
The Recorder held Mr. Mott TO bail 10 'wO slretes OF
$500 each, who must justify u double the amount
nasiDe the amour, $4,000 HIS Hono- said he Ked ,os
bali 81 moderate amount, from the fact that he held
70 BAL u the heavy sum Of si2 coo u civil aci9a
VI. Gauuu arrived after tie decision was ven, aoi
stated that be was not prepared that moment give
bail Int would probably do Monday. In tho mean
ns IL. Not sil remain 10 the custo1y OF the Sa.Fif,
who has had him In charge since he was arrested.
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snc- whst disposition would be made Of the arrested
pa-;es Yesterday morning the offenders wers brought
Police Court where they we're com ut.sd for dsorderiy
conduct on the complaint Of the police. On their
, .sy ,ss ne station house g the police
beys Snd stupid old whore particular delight
vas Laugh and hoos Al the unor.unas they passed
ranging a. they did from fourteen -euty ve years old
" we number arrested oniy s.vcn were females This
TOR TITS way -Jnst previous TO the ere Of he police,
ABOUT thirty OF the girls home The police we're
raaer late In making their assault upoa the M.lakon
II they had arrived nall an honr earlier they shout
have done they would have had about times many
teEnae prisoners To take care Of The descent upon
ger HICKEY place Of amusement will be OF great
profit to the numerous peryfoging lawyers who hang
around police courts TIE ''skinners' wilt reap godeo
hsryest and thai all the good the demons,raoa viii
enect No GOOD comes ont og these descens small fry
lawyers alone are benefited thereby.
ARREST OF ALLEGED CoUNTERFEIrsRs-LARGB HAUI.
OF COUNTERPART MONEY.
Deputy Superintendent Carpenter and officers Widely and
King, Of the detective force succeeded Saturday after
noon in srrestDg two persons, who it is alleged are in
league with party Of counterfeters who have infested
the city for long time The above officers having been
informed that attempt being made to food the city
with counerfes the Market Bank of Troy, " T., and
orondaso Bank Of Syracuse to work to ferret OF. the
parties large number Of counterfeit twenties the
Market Rank Of Troy were found have been passed
dry goods stores; and well the bills executed
hat theS were pronounced good exchange ces
The escape Of lane sud Howard noted couutsreers
rom Brooklyn officers, not long since, led the police 10
Inspect that those implicated circulating
new countereis and the ofcs's kept alleged
place Of res RI for such characters accordingly Two or
three suspicious persons 10 the buung
When by the direction Of Deputy Superintendent Carpsn
Ter, he oice:s made descent upon the place, Just
alter one onn Finn had entered the premises Cn entering
the or' room, Finn and Hary OBr,en the reputed wife
Of one Oakley 3eamer ard sister TO he orous
feter Howard, aad aonora She hcrd taxing social
glas9 OF beer As soon Mary the Officers pt
20 throw away roll Of bills, which tie officer, however
succeeded in recovering and which proved To be $50 in
twenty dollar coulter.es the very bank question:,
Market Bank Fi1u attempted to knock officer DO a.
and Used considerable resistance but he
powered and hiDg him two o. said couuterets
found rpoa his person. Tie folIowngls descrp,
ton Of the biIs:--
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paI,. t,,,lli.. nee.


pzecftT lTcs : r.Sl 1o-----r!fl Y.aJE PERSONS
ARtErED.
khtu mIdi.m o1 Sat fl1y tIs sixteenth procia't
p.-- tudct corbar1 u I.a,.C,lr Clrrs'l ~, sdo o
I,freut ulcs lie dayo.loas. y ssrcs Hossy, NJ. oo2
wes seyc1trehth stro.t Ll A-rsstej a. tbs rsss Of
a. p cs--hty SIX u u4l'er. TIE premises Ia queson
lad beea frequently Cgmpa uti o. ros5fi ior dscr
80 ~ chsrrs, sven th.yes, prosltes a.d ans hSe
sogs -sbty revels VA e. source Of much annoy noe
- ci,ssns resici1g IN uoet - nysLbyrhoJl. "a
- -.,iOb ~ tcTIscBcreaD exefcss tie t9bi'I9 Of
I ,cksyl es'ati,snmeDi re-c DelDeuug ueatsi VII o
cos asht C1cs hgn1g shd spDr hs matches were also
80 49, osy Indulge B, blt 90 &c ~ ug du3ceat
We inmates we're lerey nusshE tb-ussiyea irak og,
gu,skre auc daLciog. Ibe 80 a.senOa+s bad
nat p'tp.fsd themselves .Vf t'i-nt thyrt 81
=. ianc.ers" whth - cs;ac h"r1e - If,c lux.
M. ooeru,n armed With oiaJs, VIII eitt1rbe5 zoe mar
sy oil The oc son ana bsde at IN 5AtesrB q letau
~ ,ifr.noeY Soine u The prisoners rerr c!ns1 y os
r,eusrist. sBd ,tsh. % ce ~ f1s -, 4 re use
q, r,ygs Cd tbe part OF tn % ~ 8f0a ifs-l bs wd
r,Is tpiF add the e1ure cr1E1,s m9't ons nnee''
~ 1srcbst on ths s'stou ''tse loe tAs..e9l.Nt
N re ls.hLortoof cslgso b. 5rihans eas ol tle
fa Uaa 40 .sase e-ie to- y tHes it1isa7i p-rs99s
sts Aei rlsoEers % tns sAtca L'lse, snk''ls W
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED
sssnshp Fulton, woton, hayre NsrSs ~ VA south m
srSerisnced heavy wes!egly gales he entire passage
Aanshu krnuire CAV. Grn ". New Or~sua NNf - vie
me- ltn la - % Ion - passed. steemanp nen We lsor,
hs,,e Nr nayara New Oflonnr; day, argc
snos Conn Patches having eydenty nstakeu
nens9 Nght On Dry slqal iof C4ryaori.
gs,sns\p Roanoke NkinbC Rchbo1d &c with ndfc and
pss.eng.rA 20 Ludan tieassfts 4sl AN or einfput.
sr sypsl seafnahp JHnes wn, henc" io kcpmrDd tc
3FN, Oh AEecum passed propeller FIedmoni' from bai
Ss Sa'ssrsan n Boston, Hlkeu Mlcap vl Hong Kong
~ y, -,--r>Arlsr Dec Is, ~ Helena eh ~ v IA teas
ans 4, orsir Did no; clear Jasa cd uaal Zee q
has,pg s.roe s,Ary winds. ie!' w'h snPs CYgnet
n IN ssli. snd Srty simpson iTon ea0w sln,v srvei
Baysna. Jan lag "a :, ion = r s9"Ss sh9 l-dae'
s5sle siip Crnr an Lion rueS.r. nom kAnsloa Cor fd
plnih w. eh 1s iN an Ion - W, spoke b barr Adebh
rcr, N, cp,,a Tor 10 Srars, iet t ~ ion ~ ", spc
IAN ud Ensianl ll-tno from Liverpool tur New ursa
a. DAYS 81! me A. frg Mai, GOfrgn, rOIn Boa ~
V - vi Rocslau o. spsiIing Cacua Dec
4. u-t "a, a 49, Nnsoed. NccAf Duncan. al
80 i.i IN ~ II "A as spoke brg HanaA fof Baltimore
a., a, ri AZ la, AZ. snlp Ahn Quincy Adams Lew
- f,,r, ..r,,,. lee : : nd neads lith tor Boston
bars Clara wipd-or tchwen. or AZ Prince, IL dayn
n, s1, $500 rsyfsr anzss dsyu With sugar sc "
9S@ss Co s. ie1 In u wiih briE Greyhound, AUD scbf
,s 'h e.h M porasroy Jacksonville 10 says
wi'b yellow lih-, 10 Ne ~ 49, ''fss W iAO sou "
Lindsey crovl y1rfoik days. ajsh inst oil
sr-h,s lssnd sp0Se schr mage i'''' '''' '' "i' wi
s-hr Panama haley. Acc,lm 2dsys
Hs.su-r ~svsrv. tcpe-. . saeiomA
kAansr relcsn. Alsreh. ffo'lore'e
RtIpJ"
oae alp, anAnown.
ssis o,morc-.. Iiver.oo.. Sag, Watson, tasaayrs
S IN. 'iaS Ne, n.r.d,.n\ ss, sunset, n
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Both Mary OBr.en and Enn were conveyed
before Deputy Superinten lent Carpenter, when,
searching Bary, sixty nine dollars in good money
found OF one OF her Stockings, which ia supposed
be the proceeds money received exchange for
uries passed tie aoove bank. These bills vel
executed that oey will dou Ut deceive the most expert
jrCses The bills resemble very much those Of tire Mar
kt Bank Of this city With the number altered from oue
TO twenty. counterfeit Ave the Onondigo Bani of
syracuse also found on the person OF Mary Bren
The soDers were locked up a. The Deputy Superinten-
ces, ef1ce for unacon. The police unable to
find either lane Howard, but supposed che latter
is concealed sonew here Ia this city.
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vsis ,ssh az no., so Us essore 2lsi .ha
80, t,oaS,y 49, HsT<et Nwcrc aonrsce Waon he
sslsef fEab, twhch mr. Al iva1f .. saea tad q ws
supposed she w0uld be- o.. oil " .so', ~ - s ~" p''
B,sS Fuon al ci,siesen .,2p r'Fort ,al %
1s,sr a.. MAJ ,rseN,@i A. 81 :. OF bark standing
er-o, "a 4 attached to sunk n bull
ia BARI AcIErss1he spsrs rgs ", 81 Of 81 ia's 40
Iess. ssrore On ussAbcw those' VIII u "''' ~ WIZ
g.. a.~wt,,,s--ic,,g,,c,sn \ March z,--l1s schr
Amy leeds Isptt unuel rl-0n, ~ 80
on .S ~ sd 1 i si for tc ~ esSo "s eyo
sewage Slain Of the seams Chr eo vas 1srses ey
a-s,tntps 70 slsii Capt 80 l,sy,s, ne Geaner 90,
usnioi $3.50 tor her service pvt c.rt VI ts y y
4 I'D ne :, e, 9ST abr 'yfrs o. 40. f q
whoI advising win Che owners IRA u kre piA e.,3a y
tiose managing ths mat-r hrs been u S''e@'" S'D
-'"''" so,s... q, sras,nek" ,.
Notice = hereby gwen lft' TIE Bur a.. h III, os re-
sars Ledge a. NE mouth % rcrLSnd ~ " '' ''''
by order Ia. iashsens, r,,rd. ..oa,,
THEO GREEN, idsA.aouse ''eco' ~ ase
Portland, hafcn p, IssS
prLw,ns rAY. Y. s,,,z,,,,,,
lbs Lelsc Lsh'Ssip resnnea her s-s'ioa' \ ''"
re I'm Last, In Delaware Ray.
Wv, -lrnw bsu M ,,.t,.ss.s
Tie Five Fatloin Bsuk iifhtsNip tDrg JUG
Bssas~s.sr en- saturday az, a. tt inst
wsssssaeu.
Arr a. New 6edford Mach o., tsr. kissIs sn u
co,p lndan ocean, ssuri'ius 10 - tee o. y a.
so bes spern, md do wb Of i.esor,. xEag ~, 81,
lgh Msrhs "a sesuliing. n, spGd ~ ani IS ! Ssr
ssn Nov is nov Is H. y @s ION oars s,. r, 60.
Sck.ey, Nh, Dsp Cwho ,orei spJse the ssll,w Re
s 's ss ~ s :Ss I'm % IS 81,
. soSol F N1apssa. ~ s ~.
hmks o. ora, scrcp co DO IL. o. - cruise dey on
- icrgqie Jan % sp cs.s rq:p. Fl dse' G 'r
s -r toaJ saseoer serrimsc, Long Tooo, sum
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business OF the year Through these measures
and others contemplated as the season advances tbs
President expresses = confident opinion that with an
average Of business the expenses Of operating the
road including all charges usually carried 70 const-uc
ton account be kept within IS per cent OF the gross
earnings
Tie expectations Of specie from this port Last week was
to very limited amount, appears from the following
taha.--
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Choice sxtra tsroly and bakers; hrcrds - cos 90
Eve fou- .. 3 90 375
Germ meal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 . 90
Canadian was quiet The stock war very r.,ht while
the gales embraced 400 400 hhs "a du3cs,i3Ss Com.
mon grades Of southern were dull while extra lots were
steady and unchanged The tyanssctioos embraced
sbou; 700 a 500 bbls at about the quotations given
atoye Rye )ur was sea ~ With saes >! 100 ais 81:
the above outside figure corr meal Has IN moderate
demand with sales of $50 bills AZ the above iSures
Vhes.-rhe sales were confined 70 atou. 900 Q 500
BUSHES including SEQ primo roi Indiana q. a. with
500 do common red Southern II 81 IS and prime white
Canadian at S. d. Corn WIS active and hyn with sa.ea
OF 40 700 90 600 bushels Including white and ow At
6s5.c. &c., and old Western mixed at G7c Rye was
heavy with sales Of c bushe.s Northern q. Csc
Oats steady at +2c a Acc for state ana Western.
COFFEE go bsgs OF r % were made ct 1895
CorToS-The sales ebI AGED about LOO bales. based
straight lines middlipg up.rds which were scarce
IlXc Mixed we're more plenty aoi wer. quoted at
shout II SC Fair cottons Still continued 20 he scarce
though tae demand for them was cl,, Moderate
FstcHTs TO Liverpool about 1850 bushels wbea. AID
1900 do corn were engages IN bags at 51.d 1900 eSls
hour a: L. I'd Is ga 3oO 4oo pales AZ co.:o ~ I'D
10 t.rces beef a, 3s Cd 40 hole poyk az "a I'd To
London 100 teIcas India beef Ssrs engaged a. Ga Cd
there was 60 change 10 notice In rates for II Continent
HAY-saies of about 500 bales were ms .e FOR shl en
q. Soc a CSC
Hops were without change ard ssIes moderate. in.
Guiding new, chiefly at 4c &C. Old were neglected and
nominal.
IrNK-Sales OF n few byndrea hSls were r.ror,ad nj
65c for Common and a, soc for iuinp
MoIAssss-The market was INN for rhine goods
rlich veva acarca Tho en1as aLo,. o-h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-29

EXECUTION At JACKSONVILLE, ALA-larkiu
3-1o.st flrF ~ jacksonville, 90 Frdsy, the ljia
net, cr tho murder VI man NAMED ubsnnop, CisrO
kee c.E1.y, W We .eH 1853