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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-23
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To Jonathan MsCarty, jr., Guy ellis, r. N. Wright
Jonathan o. Abbott, n. II. Walker, II. w. Sam
pie, d. Reddington, w lillian and H. L. Ruddick,
Charles Schaffer, III. w. Beers, ] acob Liddle las.
4. Bruce, Wp. r. B. Lynch, Nathaniel Albert
son, bson Brown, d. Howard Smith, Mary A.
Lowrie, Jesse Ruddick, VIM. Patterson, q. W.
Wheat, q. w. Flanders h Co., John Tarbell 4
Son, J. G. Ainsworth, Janice Humphrys, bridg-
man Reed, r. Wartmsn, Charles Parsons. as.
Carol, Cameron 4 Edwards, Morris Roesenh eim,
futile, Perly Smyth, John d. Park, Heron d
Dalton, Levi Sstlif, Jacob Null, and Charles W
Lowrie, (defendants):
VOU are hereby respec lively notihed that there
l. is now on file in the Clerks ONCE OF the Dis
trct Court of Lee County, Iowa, At keokuk, Pc
tition of Hiram Barney, ciaining Judgment on
foreclosure of mortgage against said Jonathan
McCarty, jr. above named, for the sum of four hun
bred twenty three and "a 100 dollars, with ten per
cent. interest from the 2oth day Of November,
1858, and special and general execution against
Jonathan McCarty, jr., and as against all said de-
PENDANTS above named praying also for the fore
closure Of a mortgage given by said Jonathan Nc
Carly, jr. to Samuel Marsh, VIM. Il. Lee and Ed
ward c. Delevan, Trustees, Ac), upon lot twelve
(2), in block twenty nine (29), in the city of keo
kuk, Lee county, Iowa the sale of said mort gagged
premises to pay of said debt, the extiaguishment
Of all equity Of redemption therein, for costs and
general relief
Now You and each Of you notified to appear
and answer said petition ON the morning Of the
second day Of the next term Of said Court, to be
holden on the first Monday of September, 1889, OF
judgment and decree will be had therein as prayed
for by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
July 18, I859-dlm Sol'r for Petitioner
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To Denas Avery, S. b. Ayers, Ann Ayers. VIM. c.
Graham, Henry Blakesly, Charles 4 Blow, d. b.
Lamhsrson; William T. Blow, surviving partner
OF the Arm Of Charles Blows
VOU and each of you are hereby notified that
L there IL now on file In the ONCE of the Clsrk
Of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, ut Keo-
kuk, petition and amended petition Of Hiram
Barney claiming against all Of you the foreclosure
Of mortgage executet by you Demas Avery 10
Charles Mason, Feb a. A. d. 1854, upon the south
west quarter OF the southeast quarter Of section
twenty-one in township sixty-scven north. range
1--WE VEST In Leo county, lows; and praying for ssls
of said land, much IL necessary 70 pay said
claim and costs; and also claiming OF you the said
Demas very the sum Of three hundred and fifty
nine and % loo doliar, and interest 1t ten per
cent. from December J. 1858, calculated ~ payable
annually, q . balance due for the purchase money
Of said land, to secure which said mortgage was
given by you to said Mason, and by him assigned to
said Hiram Barney, and for ether and further re-
lief; and that unless you appear before the I'd
day of the next term Of sAid court, TO be holden
and commencing on the frst Monday in September,
1859 and answer thereto judgment will be rendered
against you - prayed in petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July IA $50 dim Atty 'sfor Ph'f.
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Legal Sesics.

To Josiah Harvey, James Jordan Baldwin cathar
rine Baldwin, his wife, Sarah Jencfee, q w. Jeneree,
Wilsey
VoU and each Of you hereby notified that
i on file In the once Of the clerk Of District
Court for Lee county. lows, ~ keoxa petition and
amended petttio0 OF Hiram Barney, claiming agsnst all
OF the Of mortgage executed Ny you the
said Josiah Harvey and James Jordan Charles Mason
Jny 3ls lAA uDos part OF the northwest quarter of
section thirty six In township north range
in Lee Iowa containing twelve and twenty
hundredths ll2 n 400 less and
particularly discribed 90 said mortgage Aio claiming
est at 10 per cent per Anuum. balance due the
purchase money OF tho said Land To which said
mortgage given by you 20 the said Charles Mason
and by him assigned 10 the said Barney aud for other and
further relief And thst unless you appear and
said petition before term OF said Court aud the
2ud day thereof 10 be begun and holden the rst
das In ssptember 1853, judgement by default will be
rendered against you, aud OF petition taken pro
eosfesso. NOBLE STRONG,
Uyl@4v Pin's Attys
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org tnbA1 Notice.

II SCOTT HOWELL,
July l6, lS59-dlm Sol'r for Petitioner.
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E MS4@Ss s1s A$
70 r: 3. Lane, Margaret Thomas, John Maxwell
and John N. nouxlas:
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
there Is now o. ME In the olnce of the Clerk Of
kuk, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming of you
the said Il. B. Lane the sum OF one hundred and
sixty five dollars, with interest thereon from De-
cembsr LIST, 1858. at 10 per ssnt. per annnum, 4 .
aas.s Rs ss y .ss you claiming q
each and all Of JON the foreclosure of said mort
gage, the same being on lot No. one O in block one
hnndre ed and ninetysix (196), In the city of Keo-
kuk, Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase money
said mortgage having been assigned by said Mason
to said Barney and IN order Of publication hav-
ing been obtained ~ to yeu r. B. Lane, now I'M
less you appear and answer said petition on or
before the morning Of the second day Of the next
term of said District Court to commence at Keokuk
on the first Monday of September, A. D. 1850, the
petition will be taken a. confessed by you and .
decree rendered in accordance with the prayer Of
said petition.
NOBLE b STRONG,
July Ia, 1852 dim Plaintiffs Att'ys.
To Arson l.. Deming, James M. Shelley and Louisa
j. Shelley his wife, Holiday 4 Co., Richard A.
Buokner, John Il. Allen and Elizabeth r. Allen
his wife. t3
VOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there il now on file in tho Office OF the Clerk
of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa. at Keo-
kuk, petition Of Hiram Barney claiming against
oil Of You the foreclosure of . mortgage upon GER
tain real estate In the town Of Keokuk, said coun-
ty and State to-wit: lot four a. In block forty
eight t48), and claiming Of you the said A. l..
Deming the sum Of six hundred and twent eight
57-loo dollars 1888 67-loo), with interest At Six
per cent, calculated payable nsally, from De-
cember LIST, 1853, being for the purchase money Of
said lot Of ground, on said mortgage executed BY
you to Samuel Marsh, VIM. Z. Lee and Edward G.
Delavan, Trustees, Ac., and assigned to said Hiram
Barney, and an order of publication having been
obtained as to you Richard A. Buckner; Now
unless you appear and answer said petition, on
or before the morning Of the second day of the
next term Of the said court, to commence at Keo-
kuk on the first Monday Of September, A. b. 1859,
Judgment and decree will be rendered against you
as prayed in said petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
July II, 1850 dim Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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July 20, Is5s-dlm Atty's for Plt'A.
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original Notice.

July l6, l350-dim Sol'r for Petitioner
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Original Notice.

July 10, lS59-dlm sol'r for Petitioner.
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90 Uhom il man GonrerT.
.ASTIC FAR

CAUTION I. DEALERS in ELASTIC FAB-
~ RIGS .en,sinlnI THREADS or SHIFTS 81 SuLI.hN
IZED RuBBIR-he undersaed siyes notice tsA' ne 80
sb5ou. osuseyano- Charles Good var OF the
b. vuesriicd RuhtT prepared according 20 sn
patent u June Is ls N al elastic fAbrics tue ehsuol ~
which dns 20 th- .h-lng oorrgs,nE tse sh-' OF
slsh fbris. .rd n woyen braided cemrntd or se~
or such e. aye OF an b covered protected on one %
sdr. with s1b.iarre CHER than n bber sna Ia al h
siirr.d good. sui s1 make sGd al LAS, rubber "
,ulcariEd rubber AMI 81 thread, OF sheets Of rubber
o. oan b- made O. flushed by union With OF TO be
dbr0u slh..anc-s And l. hereby Civ. none th,t q.
supply with ali sch .sbcs .; Tsa@oA''e 'A'
l.. a tlll stlrk now j. 81 -. l..
Hls sl'ep,lon la been called - sty-ensn, 'sh' y
William Jss,ou in which sait Jrion c. 20 b. tie d" rt =
the fish 20 ~ pr. ard sell such g-ts q
Th- und-lsgn.d Is satisfied that thi. pfese1'r
said Jud-on fraud upon the biz aui nstr ioi
poe. o. iniurr bushes. SAT- Juison has never
hi. pretended .e. any Cou- nor % TIE Piodc a1u
no ael-i the unier,gred Opportunity ot conife 70
-i- sasu.. hin IN order these ntls Iha!.ts O-
ro a no IL. ary y.i TILES said JEisos nor 20 any QUE
after the ts. bad syed the urdegied Tue fues
decided by Jude lngerson IL New York. upon P,rnnnA
.iol AID psral presentation u The case va, uot decsS
tie merits Of the tc the Cnirry-rd, ard tar easi .es
by said show, the Cor- imposed 1on oy
tended third parry which said Jzion nov c.ns % lave
been In min .elf for the last sir wears .,-,.L
Al
above de.--ipou. Draining VULCANlZED Rtb t1t
no such GOD. BE- wfuy sold IN ths country ~un0 t
stamp and hs; be snail pusecutr to ne N~a' 81 u
law per.ons infringing upon his said rights Orders soo''@'
and T-tf- glarlrfeel by
HORACK Ii. DAY No. g Cour.iand.-'. New York
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CTEAMSHIPS for SALE.

STEAMSHIPS for SALE.
- The UNDERSIGNED offer for sale the steamships FLORIDA
ALABAMA and CT STA. They about SDO tuns each
bail 81 city - ". H. Webb; machinery Novelty Work.
arr r.trse> sh.p For part lar- apply No 10 Broadway
SAML. L. MITCHELL 4 SON.
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I AURA KEENEs THEATER.
II t tAEF4 k kEEsEs T THEsFfh
~ Coz = 'lt ovFRwHrLMIxo SUCCESS
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS
OF tn se!cbrsied SHAKE sPsran Csnasdy
S %,%siSSs$ S SIs#T,s PPEEEEssT
sr-uBf .sP 81 I"r ProrLr
NUMBER Or PE0PLE
si0 si-L.ly ussble 20 obain admission.
MIL NIL. b REPEATED SiGhrI.,
WA "a e., .- $1,000.
B Bk1ST TifsE SSH.
SPLENDID COSTUMES
SPLENDID COSTUMES
PRoPkRiiES AND APPOINTMENTS
BRILIIASr CAST
Until TSTIt f FrRTfEk s SoTIcE.
Dcor. oren at ococf at u O'Clock peciy
WALLACKs THEATER.
w THIS EVENING CTGESDAYj, MAY 5.
ofov,r.s colrp.u'. NJ . lsf pI,s. .D%i
SIR EP NV d1I MgE ~ MN lakewood .as W., '
end al me or e. ~, Mg... .,, 1.,..- VI.
lack Nj BIoggksn. Nj wscO:, Mr. Dyot NJ H. B..
PhaP. Mr. Bangs sad s.. the 'o.s .'frnsih oc,so''d II
'' To conclude viii gu ;@S 5s ,asL'5i- Farce Of
pr ph . f S,i C
TOMORROW. "Wednesday
THE IRON CHEST
To conclude with. po'i,riyss,sy ~. t TIM;
On THURSDAY, N compliance WITH me lots .'aiu; s1i
MR. wALLACK
yLocK s,..4.. P-.,...
G.
Box Book now open Doo open a, O'clock al.
| NATIONAL THEATER, Chathsm-st.-Dress
- Circle. and a. Bo1 & r si i E Pysf sa''
AID ol'oe''i'' ''' CROW crown i jFwELs ms
Isa s M f AFe b s MS os'S cae
O'NOLAN's VOW
Brian oNo'n 'a cRos sTSe9 rHE LINE. A. ''n
wou'cr Won Broom. Mr. Reeve Pomona ....Roa Cline
DEMEMBER
IL THE GRAND FESTIVAL AND SoIREE
% be held a.
PALACE GARDEN and HALL
HTH-sT.. near 6rHAvrNuE 49,.
Admita y oeuis.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-The
IN THIRTY-FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS Of ,.t the
a HHSiniD ORIGINAL WORKS BY Living Artists, n7sr
before exhibited By the Aaagy N1m of near d
Admission - cents. Season Tickets 20 cents.
! r. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor see'y n A.
GRAND HORTICULTURAL FESTIVAL
NJ AND SOlREE DANSANTE
Of elegant entertainments 20 be continued from niy
9Th until the ust viii be given the Palace Garden now
greatly improved and in the ana spacious Hall on the west
side Of the grounds il cid of contemplated Horticultural
School for Frualcs Oraory Music Flower and Birds viii
b. brought into rcquion 70 make this the nost aierrs
Intellectual and attractive Festival given il New YORK.
| Particular given in future advertisements.
| CTEPHEN II. BRANCH will repeat his Con-
- Ger, ard Backwclr Island Lecture a; Hope Chapel on
MONDAY EVENING May O. with Scenery, Cells. QIarTies,
Costume Conyicis partng perfect deneaon oi prison
marches before the audience VIII be sublime ana iH'
n.ur Every will be- chsse and brilliant Tickets SIC
| CTRANGERS should not fail to visit the chief
- attraction of the ciy-the famous DUSSELDORF Gall
| LERY or PAINTINGS. Open day aud evening. No. o5
| Broadway Admission - cents.
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ClrYof NEw-YoRS, DEPARTMENT o. FiNsNch,
CosTRoLLEK's OFFCE, Apnl :. lS1y !,
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SEALED PRO-

CORPORATION NOTlCE.-SEALED PhO-
" POSAI viii be receiyed this Office until WEDNES-
DAY the r,t day q jane tat L o'clock u0on oI me @
cha by The Corpraou of Real Estate for the Use OF me e
Department as follows: 80. -, =,
10. for Engine Co. No g. - be located within The ioo"hs
boundaries 18th aud l2lst-sts.. % and 81 avs. .
Io- CINE Go. No H. 20 De located between ot's AZ
t9rrey. Delaney ard Br1uf SIS -.
I for Hose No. g. BE- located between SuiO.s Attorney
Riyirgfou and B-oouf-sts .
10, f Hook and Ladder Co No. H. 70 b. located between
scamIne!. Clinton Henry and DNisou-s;s. -,
Lot Hook Ladder Co No J. 10 be- located between IN
Thomp-on ana B!cecker-sts. aud 6'hav.
Po-sls 10 contain diagram Of the properly offered giving
looalfy and dimensions. also the character Of ipr'
any PAYMENTS will be- made IN cash giving clear aud salts
factory title ,,
T. Controller The right 70 reject any OF all proposals
# IN nj. Judgment the Of the Cooperation shall require H.
ROBT T. HANS Controller.
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A CARD TO HOUSEKEEPHRS.
~ Economy in fs51Ais ~. ID regIs s9 aa ,
Extensive stock from recent auction sse cnp'iss i ~
LIZ sSoe.ln.. and Pillow Casing, Of all widths
Liusn Danask Tall clo;h. Napkins AID Doyllr'
Dsuask and Dapcfs, by The yard and piece
Tow oIi.. s S ,r ne, and nd Bl.nte.
Co..oa she,tinss Pillow CAangs and shiriing.
Lace and Muslin Carain. and EmbrgidcF@s
Prn.i end Ess.sd Tab a, SoS S.ss5 ,r,~.
A. me olsesabn.hsd Fsuiy Dry Goods Store Nos i@ 'nd
A'0'''''' ''"s'" gu A''' CHARLES O HOOK.
rTELLA SHAWLS-BROCHE CASHMERE
- sHAwLs--BAREGE sHAWLs and
BLACK LACE MANTiLLAS'
LACE CURTAINS. remarkably chesp.
LgBOUTlLLIER BROnHERS'
No SOS Cans-si., pear Broad"a %.
MANTILLAS AND SHAwLS;
" oLST ORR s xsD SIX ST s1'fTss
SILK MANTILLAS, CIRCULARS &C., c;;o,,rs
FRENCH LACE MH sSEISo sh elsGshA ''a f'
STELLA MANTLE sr aa J. sy: Of sprna'yIe from
'o'o' al ''sasi Mills IL Co.. Nos $40 .nd 81 Bro,dy
ACE aud MUSLIN
h CURTAINS and CoRSIcES.
cu,srzT 2 h: Sd ~ f' HOLLANDS
'n'Ni bfMir n Tx TAss sgi;A''''
0iMPS. PINS, SS,
GOLD AND PAINTED SHADES
snd all their Fixtures, made sna pa gp
PATTON Co. No 81 Broad~ay
HoUsEKEEPERs EMPORIUM Of
FRENCH CHINA
DuYe1 Tea and Toilet Sets, shapes, bcs, decorations
GLASS;
Cu. Engraved ard Pain good assortment
TABLE CUTLERIi
IyO-y Horn, Bone ard Wood Handles various patterns
SILNER-PLATED
Ts S-s Casters Cake Bsskfa Knives Forks spoons kc
IRON-STONE CHINA
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware OF superior quality
BRITANNIA
Tea Sets TINS, Casters, spoons, Lamps. Spitoons Ac.
JAPANNED
Trays, Toilet Sets, Knife Boxes, Ws,cr Cooler S &c
No Zs2 Beeckcr.st.. n. Y. west of6,h-lv X X
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Gouses TO Let.

CTFAM POWER to LET at Elzsoe'a t 8. ~
SSA ,y.e .wo-.tory brick FACTORY, luv zee .,
;. sins of - horsepower Possession s w..
,i;,.,v Aspl, y A. BAH, NJ. lls fearis''' OF - f
both POr-.
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600 EO)ASHLAND INST. and MUSICAL
dDeOZ eDU(ACADEMY, Catskill Mountains both
PIN oUARETR sexes Summer Term commences May T.
For circulars &c. address the Rev HENRY J. FOX. A M,
Ashland Greene County ~ Y Appointments for interviews
NAV be addressed Prof MURPHY, Dey-st House.
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ITO LEASE-The IPPEk fA ~ S o, .n' i ippiy %
I'm TsYIoR No IS, Broadway OF TO JOHN TAI
IOR No SIS BrDadwsv
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['OR SALE-On the Central Railroad of New

Jersey at New Market, % miles from New York and
minutes walk from the depot, delightful COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE House new first class with modern improvements
Of Land neghborhood good and healthy -four
passenger trains each way daily Apply to h. WATERMAN
No. 23s Cherry.st or CLAWS0S on the premises.
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TOOLs. LOCOMOTIVES, PATTERNs.-T

i LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP offers for sale, at very
reduced gr,s 10 TOOLS IN USE, which S2OOo, and
are quality. They comprise Lathe' Planers Trip
Hammers Anyi Boring and Splitting Machines, Post Drills
aud every required large aud first class establish
Also al the Patterns and Skating Of said Shop Also two
Passenger and four Freight Locomotive recently built 20 order
beautiful model and excellent in every pacular-i tuns,
feat, q inches gauge.
The articles b. examined the Works IN Lawrence md
q descriptive l. numbered. may be- found az my Office
]. II. ". PAGE Treasurer No. - kiby.st. Boston.
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CRY OF NEw.YoEX. DEPARTMENT OF fNNck'{
Controllers Oihce, April II, lSJs
CORPORATION NOTICE.-SEALED PRO-
~ POsALs vi b. received at this Office Until INT hSpAl
the or day Il MAY next l. O'Clock. noon for SIZE 20
cnrsi.. 81 40 doining each ohe for station House 'r
the I'd Precinct rohoe be heated Stthin LIMITS UOuod y
9Th and oh.ays and ijh and 5ist-,.s- -,
Zach proposition The precise location . 1e ana
clear itis viii b required for which paymeu; VII D. rae on
delivery Of The dtd the CONTROLLED The rht |" t-
i.c, sn I'D ali offer, !, re Tyed o. the COOPERATION
'@' ROBERT I. HANS, Controller
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN.-The
IN THIRTY FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION Of the
NATIONAL ACADEMY. consisting of upward Of EIGHT
Kindred ORIGINAL WORKS by Living Artists. never
before exhibited by the Academy NOW OPEN daily from
ga 10 p a. the Galleries IN lehf' near broad"ay
Admission - cents. Season Tickets % cent,
T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor. Ser'y n. A.
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Ghanees for Business {tlen.

nor SALE-hn old established CITY En-
PRESS BUSINESS. doing successful business and
which Will afford handsome profit 10 whomsoeEe may nvest III
IL i adapted r persons there ], ample bunes, and
large field Satisfactory and for selling viii
be- given. Inquire No 3 West rths. FROM TO 10 a. M
nd from 70 n. IN
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>,op1yICu COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

~ 1 sr,rsr Term Of this Classical and Scen,iho r
in o. p orcns ON the fin "Wednesday IA MAY lno
s one q the plesssnes, in New sna "a, .Sss. ~,
nnna SOY h r. J. A. SAXTON Norwich. Conn., or Apply
II rwe,, Be- ksiore No. SO Broadway, VI a. ~ IA"
e. "a s,a,iouers, No. 90 w s,i-st.
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CRY OF NEw-YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FrsAscE,}
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, April II. l&S
Office IN OWNERS of REAL ESTATE

tOS1ROtLERS OfFiCk, Aprl IL loe.
NOTICE to OWNERS of REAL ESTATE
~ NUMEROUS oppcsion having been made 20 this Depart
men c1eus holding receipts If various Collectors OF Assess
mens Tor paid previous TO April H. 1889 account
opening the Central Park aud sundry street and
other mproy which amounts have been retained By sad
credited in the proper books Of the Bureau OF
the Collection Of Assesmen have such credits duly made
created by such assessments cancelled and DIS
charged q record-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 20 all per
who have paid as,ssment which have not been duly
credited pTesc the evidence such paymeu. az this once
for examination Before authorizing the discharge OF any exist
ing assssmrt lien the Controller will require the original re-
p If the authorized officer Of the Cooperation 70 be filed IN
hi. Oce with affidavit Of the party By or on account 1t
whom the payment made. setting forth the facts aud cir
the case and such other proof wall enable tue
Cooperation maintain action against ne collector under
whom such collections made IL case, VIE pay
er made clerks persons other than The Col
eror theseye, be authorized 10 receive 'nc
payment. on behalf the Corporation. the authority OF such
perou the premises must BE- clearly shown wren
syun. have By bank checks drawn 20 the order of
The Collectors and ndorsd by them such checks should be pre-
scented with the receipt VI such official .
Applications the discharge Of liens the nen ned
accompanied by the proof payment should be
made in writing and addressed 20 tAe undersigned the envelope
being udor-cd Claim for discharge Of On assessment lien
IT, upon examination the proofs Of payment shi De deemed
satisfactory the lien viii be cancelled and cercate TO mat e
under the hand Of the Controller IL the PROOF
/, ~. found satisfactory. the paper. viii BE- returned
kOBT r. HAWs Controller
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-14

YIELD OF GoLD FoR THE PREsEsT EAR
Tie Philadelphia Pennsylvania learns from The
Hon James Ross Snowden, Director OF the Mint,
that there is every reason to believe that the
yield of old during the present season, from our
gold producing States will afford favorable com
psrison with that OF any former year. lie also
states that there are large amounts o: bullion,
principally silver, being received at New Or
leans aud San Francisco, from Mexico. The
bfaGch mint Of the Urited States, at San Fran
eisco, Is pushed to its utmost capacity to meet
the busine 50 thrown upon it, by Of the in
cftas, yield OF the mines Of California, and the
zee ~ ptf filverrom Mexico.
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Paopoa1ros OF CLEnoYMEs TO PopULA

PaoPoRTroN OF CLEReYMEs TO PoPULA
1Ios.--According to the census OF 18tc,
there we're in the United States 90, 100. SIG
people At the same time there were 2e,-
s42 clergyman, or one clergyman to 865
persons. But New Hampshire takes the lead
in supporting clergymen. as she has one TO
every 400 persons. Connecticut stands next
with one clergyman to every 500 persons
All the New England States support one
clergyman TO less than 600 persons. New
York has one clergymen to every 722 per-
sons. Virginia one to 1,3l7; South Carolina
one to LAO; Louisiana one to 5000.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-14

4 GOOD Cow.-R. s. Sampson, Of Leroy, =.
r., under date Of June 18th makes the following
statement to the American Institute Farmers
Club New York.
Within the last seven days lave MIXED from
Or ordinary sized COW, 430 lbs. of good rich milk,
averaging over 81 lbs. per day. Tie most given
in any cue day was 6I4 lbs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-07-14

II you will examine the state prisons Of the
North, you will find conviets in them, in
proportion to the hite population, than You will
iiud ID cur Southern prisons"
That is easily accounted fos We Of the North
punish cur rogues by sending them to prison,
while you ofthe South suffer yours to run at large,
Or send them to Congress. -Cokuni6us City 10
tenl Enferprise.