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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-15
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nR. UNDERWOOD
Duate Physician
and Surgeon to the
Ophthalmic and Aural
Institute Of Louisville
XVI, now OK Chicago,
TEE EMINENT AND DIsrIa0uIs1ID OPERATOR a. -
EYE and EAR, whose reputation 10 so well known
throughout the United States, 10 mraculously giv.
ing Sight to the Blind, and Hearing to the Deaf.
Upwards Of sixteen hundred patients have been re
ceived by DR.. u, within the last twelve months,
many Of whom have been totally Blind and Deaf
for months and years, have had their sight and
hearing restored instantly by delicate and critical
operations, while others who have long suffered
from disease, have been speedily and permanently
cured by mild and gentle means.
DR.. u, being regular educated Physician and
Surgeon Of the old school, and having had an ex-
pcrience Of twenty years in practice viii per.
form any operation on the Eye and Ear, necessary
to restore Sight to tho Blind or Hearing to the
Deaf, or by other scientific means to remove any
disease OF those useful orgkns within the resch Of
science and human skill
Patients ct . distance can have medicine sent to
them in ell cases whore surgical operations are not
required) by giving description Of their cases.
DR.. UnderwoodS permanent Surgery and In
Urinary is located At No. Is South Clark st., Chica-
60, Ill.
Letters requiring an answer must contain post.
age stamp.
Aug ., '50-daw6m
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NEW MAP OF LEE COUNTY

NEW MAP OF LEE COUNTY.
rINHE subscribers propose publishing, at an early
1 day, complete Sectional and Property Map Of
Lee County, Iowa, on large scale and in the beat
style.
1t will embrace all property divisions, with the
names of the owners, the location Of all the pub
lie buildings, mile. factories, &C.; also, the trav
eled as well ~ recorded roads, from actual sur-
veys now in progress, besides streams, divisions Of
prairie and timber, and other natural features Of
the country.
This Map will Be handsomely co lored and mount
ed, and an ornament to any public private room,
and from the large amount Of infor nation now In
the hands and NJ the disposal of the subscribers
will, We hope, contain few errors is possible
in . work Of the kind.
We refer to our Maps of Keokuk and Fort MAd-
son ~ specim ems Of our work and solicit for this
enterprise liberal support from property holders
and ali who feel interest in the welfare and pro-
gress of county.
Fox 4 OTLEY, Civil Engineers.
NJ MCCULLOUGH, JR,
Civil Engineer and County Surveyor.
Keokuk, July ID, 1850 -d&w I'm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


yI,HE STEAMER EAGLE, which has -6sC4 \
been aid up for . few days for In
spection and repairs, will resume her trips again
between Keokuk, Warsaw aud Alexandria, to-day
Monday, as usual.
Aug. Is, 80 dIws
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-15
The Corruption Circular.

"Oattaraugus" writes an indignant COM
munication to the Journal, insisting that
Donnellan's circular is ell right, and that We
are very unchristian and base men for de-
nouncing it and abiding to his Indebtedness.
Donnellan WAS utterly strapped when be
left here, and was in debt for his last years
living. This fact shows Of itself that he is
not publishing and distributing thousands Of
circulars through Iowa, promising the prom
inent Democrats and Americans, to whom be
sends them, special "beneft" to result to
them for success in Iowa, simply on his
own hook. Besides, he was employed
~ rub-olerk Ut Washington and was sent
on from there to attend the Demo-
cratic State Convention and make known to
the faithful the pleasure Of Gen. Dodge and
President Buchanan. He returned to Wash.
ington City, and is doubtless still in the en-
ployment of the Administration which seeks
to practice upon the State Of Iowa frauds
and corruption, pipe-laying and colonizing,
such as it aided and upheld in Kansas, in
Philadelphia, New York and elsewhere.
What business has this corrupt Federal
Administration at Washington City to send
its messengers to our State Capital to an.
nounce it's pleasure, and to employ it's clerks
in distributing election corruption circulars
to carry our State elections!
GA dispatch from Brescia announces
the death Of the Duke of Abrantes, second
con OF the famous Junot, who was wounded
at the battle Of Solferino. The thigh had to
be amputated, and the patient did not long
survive the operation. The Duke was chief
Of the staff Of one Of the divisions Of the ar
my OF Italy. Mr.. ALBERT, brother-in law OF
the Duke, and formerly Project Of Corsica,
left Paris for Marseilles, to receive the re-
mains Of his deceased relative.
cTThe Douglas Democracy Of Kansas
are arrayed almost to q man against the
adoption Of the Free State Constitution Of
Kansas.
Why do they take the position? Simply,
we imagine, because the admission Of Kansas
as free State would isjure Douglas pros.
poets for nomination at Charleston.
TIE STxAxER EAoLI.-This little steamer,
which has been laid up few days, for in
specson, etc., starts out again on her regular
trips to-day. She is a great convenience to
our trade, and no less nvenience to Alex
sndria and Warsaw, and as she makes punc-
tual time, people know just when they can 90
and come.
-~---4--~--~-.-~--~-~
e. The New York Express contains very
able and elaborate history Of Mr.. Bolts, de.
signed to show that he 10 emphatically th,
man upon whom Ill the conservative element,
Of the Opposition ought to Unite to elect hin
20 the Presidency in 1860.
IA Maine Newspaper in announcing the
dsath Of Henry johnson, Mayor Of Ne~bury.
port, says: Gle WAS On unole OF the Hon
Caleb Gushing, but otherwise respectable
and worthy man."
E1Why 10 big dose Of calomel like tn
Democratic press Of Iowa.
Because whom il operates it throws of !
great lot Of foul matter.
GTChisf Justice Tansy, Of the United
States Gspssus Court, i eighty-two year
old. Some OF the other Jadgss are owe
seventy.
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General Insurance Agency,
COR. SECOND AND MAIN.


LIRE, LAK Es RIVER AND LIFE I'm.
l. SURAN0k promptly attended to at this Once.
Better and moro INDEMNITY can be given Ut this
Agency than any other in this city, and less trouble
after = loss.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 81 900 200.
CASH SURPLUS, july 1sr, 1859, $457,Sz3.
KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, coNN.-cAPITAL $1,000, 900.
CASH SURPLUS, JuLY 1sT, 1859, $l,030 AS.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, cr.-cAPIrAL $300, 200.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, V
or NEW HAVEN, coNN.-CAPITAL $500, 900.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE ms. co.
or PHILADELPHIA, PRNE.-CAPIrAL $500, 600.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at ~
low rates ~ other Companies who pay their losses.
II. B. TEN-EYCR, Agent,
Office corner ID and Matt sts., Kcokuk, Iowa.
Aug7dlm
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ca The Douglas Democracy Of Kansas
are arrayed almost to man against the
adoption Of the Free State Constitution Of
Kansas.
Why do they take the position? Simply,
we imagine, because the admission Of Kansas
as free State would isjure Douglas pros.
poets for . nomination at Charleston.
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COLLIERS &ROBERTsON,

~ II LII II N . q n ~ = - n = . ~ ~,
GENERAL GROCERs,
NO. rs AAlN-ST,
Keokuk, Iowa.
CUaAk-cUKED HAMS. choice lot for ,als
- by COLLIEHs ! ROBERTSON,
june 25-d rs Main street.
CUGAK CURED DRIED BEEF for sale by
= GOLFERS ! ROBERTSON.
Is GOLFERS ROBERTSON,
june15-d Is Main street.
rAsTLE MILLS Xxx QUINCY FLOUR for
je3Sd Main street, near Third.
LSRENCH PRUNEs,
l. Fresh Peaches,
Fresh Strawberries,
English Currants,
Peeled Peaches,
Dried Peaches Apples,
for sale by GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
js25d
I EMON SYRUP,
IL Bakers Cocoa,
Bakers Chocolate,
Burnett's Extracts,
Race Ginger,
Coxs 6slatine,
Pearl starch,
Pearl Saeo,
T.P,os.,
Vsrmiceiii,
Nutmeg,
and Mace,
for sale by cOLLIERS ROBERTSON.
VkUSHRD, Powdered and Refined White sugars
~ Lovering's Philadelphia Golden Syrup,
Belchers st. Louis /"
for sab By cOLLIERs 4 ROBERTSON,
Life, Fire ana Marine Insurance
Agency.
D0LICIES Of Insurance issued ct the lowest
/ rates in the following reliable hrst class oom-
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW Y0RK
This is the safest and most reliable Life Insurance
Company In the world, with m accumulatsd
Fund Of over - 900 900.
| ATLANTIC FIRF AND MARINE ms. CO.,
or PROVIDENCE, RI.
Capital $50 900 90.
sPRIN0yIELD, MASS.
Capital ei6O.OOO.
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO.
PD08IA, I'LL.
Capital 100000 90.
/
Those desiring Insurance will do we'll TO call 1t
tho Agency Once Of g. r. DIAoND,
juiyIsdln Main-st., over Ogden's Book Store,
N u w
B OF. s h Oe.
LEATHER STORE!
| TIN vvyHE underlined have opened 4 store ii
| ~ L 1t Ne. l30 N1ain.ss.. RsidsV0
Block, bstwssn5th and 9th sts, where they will b
| pleased to wait on those desiring
BOOTS AND SHOES
OF THE LATEST STYLES, AT Low PRICES
Sole Leather,
Harness,
Skirting,
Collar Leather
Sheep Skins, Pink Lining, and oil kinds Of
Upper Leather,
Constantly on hand. Also, Shoe Findings, Lasts
| Pegs, 10.
| Desiring 70 merit IL, We ask share Of the pub
10 Rg. esIusee.ss: :p.. ). .ssd. W. 'D.
y. M. GnEGORY,
nFFIcE With II. B. Ton Eyok, Esq, corner Of
| ~ Main and "a st., Ksokuk, Town.
July II, 1850 d&wSm -
sun UM DR ELIAS.
MOTHER lot Of those desirable small Um..
: -' - 1000 P. b. FOSTER.
June cd sseond-st.
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Republican Nominations.
STATE.
rov Go,~reY-SAMUEL J kirk WOOD
rpv LeStenanf GovsynoT-N. j. RUSCA.
For Sxprems Judses--L. ID. STOCkTON,
H. r. LOWE,
CALEB BALD WIN.
COUNTY.
For Rep~esenfassres-A. +. 81 ".
WIN. RICHAR DIS.
JOSEPH BAYLES,
r. M. DAVIS.
rsy counsy Judge-FRANK sEMPLE.
For SHERIFF.. ". PITTMAN.
For Treas'Y and Rscorder--C. III. LEGGETT.
For Co Gupf Com. Schoois--E. G. BEA MAN.
For Sramp Land Com'r-WM. LESLIE.
For Corone.--J. r.. BLAIR.
For Counfp Surrsyor-J. II. HARPER
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TIE STxAxsR EAoLE.-Ths little steamer,
which has been laid up few days, for in
spection, etc., starts out again on her regular
trips to-day. She is great convenience to
our trade, and no less convenience to Alex
sndria and Warsaw, and as she makes puno-
tual time, people know just when they can go
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"a Maine Newspaper in announcing the
dssth Of Henry johnson, Mayor Of Nevbury-
port, says: CHE WAS On uncle OF the Hon.
Caleb Gushing, but otherwise respectable
and worthy man"
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GEChisf Justice Tansy, Of the United
States Gspssus Court, i sighty-evo yssrs
old. Some OF the other Jadgss are over
seventy.
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q The New York Express contains very
able and elaborate history Of Mr.. Bolts, de-
signed to show that be is emphatioally the
man upon whom I'll the conservative elements
Of the Opposition ought to Unite to eleot him
20 the Presidency in 1860.
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EWhy 10 > big dose Of calomel like the
Democratic press Of Iowa.
Because when il operates it throws off .
great lot Of foul matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-11

From the New Orleans PIcayune, January a.
The steamship General Rusk, from Brazos Santiago vA
ndianoa. arrived New Orleans the Sd inst bring
ing fourteen days later news from northern Mexico and
$l4d4S in specie.
By this arrival have the Brownsville Flag Of the "a
and 29th ut
The Flag quotes statement from the Monterey Buue-
tan that seventy Mexican families from Texas have
obtained permission from Gov Vdaurr to remove int
that country.
The Flag of the Goth notices visit frsm Mr.. Walsh
United States Consul AT Monterey, and says
Mr.. Walsh is ON his way 10 Washington city and win.
doubt not, lay important information before the gov
eminent touching relations with the people of North
Mexico.
The ticy says that Maamoros just now supports I've
newspapers in the Spanish language both advoctng tha
liberal constitutional cause viz: Las Nsocsas and 6
Liberal Republicdno
The Flag says
We have from Victoria the 18TH and from Ta.a
pco to the date. The Rifle, OF Victoria announces
that the expected conference between Governors Vdaur
and Cara had taken place. though the result had yee
been made public but understands that has all been
directed to the important end that Nuevo Leon Goa
hula with amaupas shall unite for the purpose OF
batting the reactonts to the interior Of the repub
lie.
General vdaurri after terminating the conference with
Governor Cara, had returned TO Monterey.
We learn from Monterey letter of November 90, in
he Brownsville Flag, that Seymour, the abscondng Trea
urer of the Hartford Comm Savings Bank, then
idng IN the house Of DR.. Mears, in Monterey.
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COrOners' InQuests.

DEATH FROM ALLEGED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jackman held
nqucs, Yesterday No. $40 Second avenue upon the
body Of boy named John Bamman, Jr, who died from
the effects of beating alleged 70 have been received at
the hancs of his father, John Bamman The evidence
elected ths inquest went TO show that Tuesday
morning last the father OF deceased while intoxicated
dragged The child out OF he'd, where lay with its mother
and throwing him upon the floor, beat and kicked him
severely post mortcm examination of the body made
by rs Hanlou and Fitch went 10 show that death was
caused by Inflammation OF the liver consequent upon the
violence received Tie jury rendered verdict accord.
with IN above focta and the accused committed
20 TIC 1ombs 10 await the action OF the Gran Jury.
ALLEGED IsFANucDE A horTV.-Coroner Schirmer held
inquest Yesterday at the Seventeenth precinct station
house upon tho body Of full grown male child supposed
have been sgocatcd by It's mother, Maria Kennedy Toe
evidence went oshow that Maria was unmarried NO.
man, residing No 395 Bowery and by occupation
n nurse Up TO the birth % tho child she managed TO
conceal her pregnancy, and IL only when her MISTRESS
who had her suspicious aroused examined her be room
md found newly born child wrapped up In apron,
tat the truth was revealed Dr. George r. Bouton ide
post norton examination OF the body Of deceased and
gave it as his opinion that death had been caused by
stranguation The jury rendered verdict OF infancde
against the mother, who thcreupon committed to the
TO0mbs for trial.
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The result of the election in New York has given
finite qualification, and rejoice most heartily In tine
triumph Of Morgan.
elt great confidence that the State would go right, yet
the time drew when l to hear the result,
found myself quite nervous and when opened my let
tiers it with trembling hand But, when saw that
all was right, sprung upon my feet and gave three
cheers for the Of freedom and repubcansm in New
York. My courier and hotel waiter, who attend
ing us at dinner at the time ignorant of the of such
demonstration, looked amazed. while Mrs. G..
alarmed lest the inmates Of the hotel would think
ranged.
have read the speech Of Governor Hammond. II sa
bold one for Southern man To make His advice in
many particulars to the South is sound, and trust they
will follow it.
Ihave entire confidence that Morgan will make popu
lar Governor, ana will do credit to himself and confer
honor upon the state.
We are thus far on way South; shall remain hero
Six weeks then proceed on to Rome, Naples, Sicily ana
Malta, returning pass Holy Week in the Eternal City.
About the FIRST of May shall go to Venice and Trieste,
then tase turn over thc Alpsback, to 90 North
and down the Danube 10 Vienna. thence to Dresden Ber
lin &c. to reach Paris in July, to finish up visit
there; and after pa sing month in England, take the
steamer for home IN september October.
AT Nice we took Anton the same Vetturino you had in
1855 II brought us TO Pisa along the Mediterranean,
AMI over that magnificent Cornce road which, for variety
and beauty OF scenery surpasses anything of the kind
had H. II, G.
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fllOm the Winsboro Is. g. } Register, Jan. ..
II appears that all the parties engaged the disgrace
full enterprise have far avoided apprehension except
Capt Corrie but should they be discovered hope that
due Of the sacred obligations OF czcnshin ani OF
relations with the laws of land will manifest itself
by their capture and the inncton OF the penalty their
crime richly merits. II constitutes mitigation of the
crimnay Of the perpetrators, paatcs IN tho slightest
degree the offence, to the unconstonality Of the
prohibition. The right OF Congress adopt the course
che did has been vndcated by recent judicial research
But though the adverse true IL would be alb
surd to plead ia cxcnuDtion until It's formal repeal by
constituted authorities
We hope that opportunity now Offers Itself to oar
people 10 redeem and confirm their character cOnss
tent advocates and supporters Of the principle obedience
10 Jaw and of repudatng forever the foul Seward abo
ton dogma Of the higher law which may perhaps be
predcatod 10 the injury of State In the recent action
of the grand jury In Columbia
And above all the citizens Of Edgeeld, IL they arc true
TO the commoncst instinct Of justice and right, must de-
douncc any attempt 10 profit by the crime OF others by
subcctnP these Africans 10 scrvude but should denver
them up to be disposed OF as the President prescribed
From the Fdgcleld Advertsck Jan. a.
At recent meeting Of the Rock Creek fhptst church,
the following resolutions were passed and ordered to be
published
whereas. We have been crcdibly informed that n large
NJ being made TO stread them broadcast the c0un
try
Resolved, That we do not oppose the existence Of
slavery as we have among u.s. but arc wiling 10 defend
IL with all the means that God has given MS.
Resolved That have heard with deep regret that
number of these native Africans in the midst Of u.s.
Resolved, That 10 bring unframed negroes from Africa
and land them upon any portion OF the SOL OF south caro-
unqualified Interpretation, and we VIII oppose with all
the legal means within our power.
We call upon sister churches 10 cooperate whh US
in this laudable enterprise.
Done in Church Conference this LIST OF January, 1859.
JAS. y, PETERSON, Moderator.
H. d. RABoRS, Church Clerk.
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Political Intelligence.

Why l,oHEgr J. WALKER IayEs IN NEW JERsEy.-Thc
Newark Mercury, in referring to the coming election Of
Senator by the New Jersey legislature which will
BILE TO morrow, thus announces candidate in the
Geld -
For year rast many of our citizens have been wonder
ing why that Hon. Robert J. Walker one of the re-
signed Governors Of Kansas has kept up his residence
this State They have met him at watering places pr
cal conventions aud in other places where the eye Of
the public usually concentrates and always the inquiry
has suggested Itself, Why II that the Governor whs
try, secudes himself in the shades Of little
Hobokeny" At last the wonder Is explained The Cover
nor desires 10 be United States Senator He comes
forward, understand, and asks the appointment on
the ground mainly that lie has been resident Of the
for year, which very good, certainly u staining
point No aoubt the Governor agrees the argument
that Fast Jersey entitled to the Scnatorshp.
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Arrival OF Gen. scott In Mobile.

TFTU'H IIU SUUIIc NgiHIcr, JAN 4.
On yesterday afternoon Lieutenant General Winfield
Scott arrived at this port the United States
Vixen about four o'clock. Gen. Scott Is recently from
Key West but mmc iatey from Pensacola. where he had
been examining the condition Of the fortacatons and
fences the coast Of the Gulf o Mexico The General
upon mort Unexpectedly, hut received with
impromptu courtesy by the Mayor and a large
Der o fellow citizens who flew 10 greet him with tes-
tmonlas OF respect The old hero is stopping At tho
Battle House, from whence learn that is his nen-
ton 70 depart day for New Orleans Here Charles
ton understand, he does not desire
nunity with any public display but at tho earnest soil
citations friends he has consented receive tho
calls OF citizens at the Battle House from ten O'Clock
this morning until the time OF preparation for taking the
New Orleans boat. He is welcome among us, and many
regret that taken much by surprise that wa
are not able TO demonstrate respect in way
worthy of our municipal honor. But he Is welcome.
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Police Intelligence.

SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hartwe and
Harriet Seymour, two spiritual mediums of some note
brought before Justice Quackenbush at the Jeer
Market police court yesterday, charge Of petty
larceny preferred against them by Mrs. Sarah Hlleck
of No. West Twenty fifth street, under the following
Hartwell it appeared was boarder
at the house of the complainant and intimate
friend of Mrs. Seymour, by whom she was visited almos
daily. During these visits Mrs. Haieck missed humble
of napkins and other articles appertaning to the Dime
table. She led TO suspect Mrs. Seymour aud commn
ncated her suspicious to detective McDougall. The
cused was watched and Sunday night just she
leaving Mrs. Haecks premises she was arrested with
number Of the stolen napkins in her possession Subse
quently Mrs Hatwe arrested rs an accomplish, and
Yesterday the ladies taken 10 the police court
for .xannaton The prisoners were very much taken
ahack by their arrest and sent sraghtway for Judge
Enonds in order that their legal rights should be pre-
served The women are somewhat related, Mrs. Hart
wells 1rsi husband being Mrs. Seymours last. The ma.
gistrae held the accused for examination.
srAlIISG AfrgAY BETWEEN woMrS.-About six O'Clock
las, evening tabbng ARRAY occurred the house.
No lo3 Washington street. between two OF the inmates
named Catherine Riddle and Joanna Vent which the
former was severely wounded with dirk knife in the
hands adversary The blade of the weapon entered
the left breast nicting dangerous wound from which
the blood flowed torrents. Policeman Werthemer, Of
the First precinct upon hearing of the row, hascned T.
the spot and arrested the pcrIetrator Subsequently the
wouDdcd woman conveyed to the New York Hosp
tai where she attended by the house surgeon Of that
| locked up TO answer.
NEW CorS1ERfErrs ~ CRcuGAToS-Mcssrs. Gwynne
Day, bank reporters, have furnished US with the
following description Of two commercials which made
their appear in this city Observation-Disclosures gu the
Cobo- BANK. VgneleAu Indian seated on the
| grouud deer behind him portrat OF Washington in
right lower corner; female left end unlike genuine
Twentes the Bank Of North America, New York city
Vgnc,,e-InGian gIi seatcd. looking at distant city
steamboat lail cars; oval picture Of locomotive
| right cLd unlike genuine
CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RoRBERY.--Ed ward West and vii
liam Miller taken INTO custody by policeman Muldou
of the sixth precinct, charge OF highway robbery
preferred against them by Frank Webster, OF No. 20
West Ninete cEth street The complainant, his AFFIDAVIT,
that he c accused in Worth street, Mis-
! place. where they knocked him down and stole hi
boots and hat and attempted to carry of his Jus
tce Connolly committed the prisoners for trial.
AlRrsT OF AN ALLEGED Policy vEsDER.--A name
John Wheeler, keeper of al alleged policy shop, No.
Beekman street. arrested yesterday morning by of
Ger Hilard, Of The Mayors SQUAD, alleged charq
OF vending policies lie taken before Justice Welc
at the City Ball and held 10 bail TO at examn
tiOn this morning