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What do you know Of the defendant, Mr.
Thompson ~ asked the counsel Of witness. I. Do
you consider him a good Inuaican?s Son that
point wish TO be particular !" replied Thompson.
= don't wish to iusinuate thai Mr.. Slopes il not
good musician. Not at all. but could not help
observing that after he need playing on the
elaronet, a saw-filer, who LIVED next door, left
home and has never since been heard ofin
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By J.B. WALTON,
E AueTIosEEH-0Hice 10 Bank Plaee
SATURDAY, the 18th February, 1860, at ia
~ o'clock NJ u the st Charles Hoel ENchange suction
will be Sold
III 0ErY-sEVEa LOTS OF GROUND In The rear Of the
First District near lanai street. as oyows, to-wit
NINETEEN LOTS OF GROUND in sqfare No 1856 on
measuring each about 81 et front by about lU6 feet
in Depth except ene lot Which u OF triangular form
res y Feet ~ inches ard lines front M
lines the line neays Palmyra street l1 feet L
lines the line and LAS feet lines on The dag
oal line dividing the let from the thnge which forms the
nrr Of Haset and Olympia Streets which square III bounded
by Olympia, Gasqe Palmyra Streets and measures
z inchrs and lines Olynpa street. feet and two
inches Hsur street. 5ig feet nshes npd lines on Mntn
lines
anguar which forms The corne Of Olympia and Gasruc
slreets Ia mot inended In the sale &53 5# Z flsSs
SQUARE No. 1874 Thurnpscfs bian of the Second M,nc
pay DIVIDED lots iE each about M feet front
BY about lbs feet III depth except e key Lots which have
depth of about 57 feet which bounded Banks
Olympia Palmyra Mufa strce aud measures 34 feat
Inches and lines front each Banl and Yalyr "a Eeefs
Het inches ana lines each on OLYMPIA and Mnrat
Thls sanare Will bs sold il block at much PER lot.
NN~TEEASs AND CONDITION S-For NE property first
described onehird banne one and two years vii q
per css PET auna from date 70 maturity and eeut there
after 1 Peid, with mortgage until hlnl payment
For the square secondly scfibrA tie purchaser To assume
the ept o note dated April ls 1861 al three yeas
ing cent iateeat date AID tnn4aae pn
the tho
note viii be IN addition the price 81 adjudication fely
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j.. B. WALTON.
By ]. u. WAL TON,


IMPROVING PROPERTY IN Tie REAR or THE
First District Canal street. Very long Credit It'll
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BY J.. D. WALTON,

BY ]. ID. WALTON,
7=t AuCresEER-ofiee 10 Bunk Place.
SATURDAY, the 18TH inst, mt lib O'Clock
~ M al The ST. Charles Hete Exchange, at pbic auction,
will be Sold
TWO VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, In the Fourth District
in The square bounded by Washington Avenue Sixth Chippewa
and ST. Thomas streets DESIGNATED by the Nos ami plan
drawn by Louis H. Pd City Surveyor dated the 10th day Of
February 1860 and measuring each q feet inches and lines
front Washington Avenue BY depth Of 100 fRet inches
and lines between parallel nestor No forIlng the
OF Washington Avenue and Chippewa streets
third cash; balance in and years in the
notes oil tie purchasers IN ciHa 1nstanehs 10 eir
der bearing per cent interest annu from dhy of sale
maturity and pei cent thereafter norpnnciualy paid with
special mortgage the property sold nnii pa Pent
Acts of sale before d. T. Ricardo Esq Notary Hubble The
expense of the purchaser fell
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n 11'l17 4sslsl- - 78l'll7717
j. B. WALTON,
= :. = = =, : - : =, - 20 =
JCEssloN DE McljoNoGH.

SUCCESSION DE McpoNoGH.
vENTE IMpoRTANTE ET POSITIVE DE TERRAINs
DIR vALEuRs srrUfs DAMS LIE SECOND DIS
TRIcT
CENT SIX LETS EFT GENT soIxANTE TERRAfss
sITuGs DAMS LII TRoIsIEME DISTRICT.
DIX PORTIONS DE TERRE struts DIES DEux ooTfs
DU BAYOU LAFoURcTfE, o.
SEPT METs DE TERRE Dams la VfILE DE MILNE
BURG, pour lie compile DIES prrmcrs acheteurs tss
long CREDIT sndosseurs,
-Aussf-
rRENTE-ET-uNE PORTIONS DETEgRg DAMS LEroND
DU TRoIsrEME DISTRICT.
PAR J. b. WALTON,
Eucaneur de Ia yie
Bureau No. 10 Bank Place
MAKDI, @s fevricr 1850, "A midi, ct le jour
49, snisans VI beson dams h otnde de Ia BorIse ~
Louis en yestne dun ordre du "Mcponegh sches Fund"
dams "a Vile dc In Rouvelle Orleans surveillance dee
soniss ds ananse a consei d vile q parte Y eets
des pfeniiers aehest qu psieurs prepetss ont sis
aingsek aug preneres yenles fes par ~ yns edesant
escateur dc Ia VILE les proptes ID yaleur
apfes decrtes SAVIOR. - ~
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J. 3. WALTON.

ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNoGH.
VALUABLE LOTS IMPROVED AND uNIMPRovED. IN
the First District order Of the
Schosl Fund On very long credit without eadorsers.
BY ]. B. WALTON,
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G IL. WILaIoT,s PLANTERS, PATENTED
.. CoRD-W GOD CUTTER.

%. CO DIV GOD CUTTER.
The exclusive patent rights tho above have been purchased
by company gentlemen Of the city Of New GleanH for the
States Louisiana mississippi Alabama Arkansas Tennessee
Florida South Carolina All parties wishing
chase parish county Stale rights of machinery
by applying the udeEsgneN vino Is sole
"se'' W. s'' NV - e'Nfs.' F.w. COOK
Netehez street, New Orleans.
Refers te-Messrs Martin Gordon n oil; NJ s. Rrir
gr ASCENSION La Or. g. W. Campbell Iberviie, la Cap
lain j. O. Landry g. @. Bogert, N o. e. +. Mire. ST.
James nyWlY
rs,o SUGAR FLANTERs-FoR sAEE, AVERY
superior Cylinder Vacuum Pan, second hand, built by
Mcssrs Merck Son, Philadelphia in complete working
quite eean with all attachments including large
Ar Pump for this game. Apply 10 ILL.,
ia25 IL No. Canal street New Orleans
CyVIss CHEEsE-2s drums Gruyere Cheese. Of 6. lie
. coutra,s brands For sale by
D. d. dhAiiAA y CO.,
te30 50 Gutomhnuse St
AsV N8TICx-I HAVE RESUMED THE PRAc-
II ce Of my prefeson and can be found at MY Office No. Is
rssis ~ N. M EEyNoLDs
RUILDING MATERNAL, BRICKS. F1REwooD
Y. DEMoRUELLE, Dealer
AT the Old Basin, corner Of Toulouse and franklin
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such as
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement Plaster of Paris Shin.
giles Latl Sayes Also Engsh French and Fire
Bricks, and al kinds OF Fircwood. $3.50
Orders from the country promptly and cAret Fly aand
edsos aus ~
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.IAcons' Art GALIL.lEMLs,Y. "a. g ga. CAN'T $

fAEUES' ART GALLERY. % CAMP sThhET,
- New oreans-E. Jacobs 81 his old post again
tho patrons of
ts celebrated Aabotype and Photograph Gal
tho services Of JACOBS the original proprietor, who has
Just reined o Europe with all the late IN me
the Patrons therefore rely on being fnE1nea with
pottfais o. the finest finish.
Miniatures all oil color ivory other material
50 to suit the and price q all will be taken in
public private b,Idns Or OF machinery will be taken of
any sl5e required eithsr plata OF painted =,
best artists the United States are erioyed and All
work done will be guaranteed TO iiye satisfaction
anstrnettse given The art.
The Gallery elegantly fitted up wish extensive collection
O. works Of and yeria ladies' and gentlemen reess
tu!iy invited visit IL
81 sn 'ie's' 'sN' sssn W s''ss's L. s. LIpaAN.
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J. B. WALTON.,

SUCCESSION DE JOHN McDoNoGH
yENTE L'ENcAN SANS RESERVE De s57 TEBRAIYs
dams Ia Wills Dc McDonoshvue crta tres long, sans
endossenrs par ordrc eomp,e du McDoncgh School
rnpd vile de la Nouvells- Orleans
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
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]. b. WALTON.


ESTATE or JOHN McpoNoGnl s' W.
IMPORTANT uNREsERvED AND POSITIVE SALE OF
VALUABLE Lors OF GROUND IN THE sRcoyD
DISTRICT.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIX SQUARES AND ONE HUN
DRIED AND Sixty LOTS OF GROUND IN THE
THIRD DISTRICT.
TEN TRACTS OF LAND ON BOTH SIDES OF BAYOU
SALVAGE; and
SEVEN SQUARES OF GROUND IN THE TOWN OF MIL.
NEBuRG account of the former purchasers very
Icing credit, without endersers.
ALSO
THIRTY.oNE TRACTS OF LAND IN THE REAR or
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
BY ]. B. WALTON, -8
City Anctioneer, s
oaice. 10 Bank Place.
TUESDAY, February 2s, 1850. MT IL o'clock
NJ aud the following day, ii requisite IN the ROUNDS
the ST. Louis Exchange by order Of the McDonogh School
Fund city Of New Orleans under the sapernendence 81 The
Finance Committees Of the Common Conc and partly for
purchasers whom several of the properties
adjndesied at the faer sales made by n Ngne Esq,
ate City Auconcer will BIO sold tic following described
valuable property towit:
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THIRTY.oNE DIFFERENT TRACTS or LAND. stu
river Inc Third District Of Ibis city Sngp n
city saryeyor the dimensions being taken from plan By " j.
McCaloh, U. $. Surveyor General.
Tracts Nos g 10 ID and H. in Section No. contain each
Tracts Nos aud la in Sec No. p contain each 40 SUI,
pericia acres.
Tracts Nos and H. in Sec No. contain each 40 superficial
Tracts Nos g. Sec. contain 10 superficial
acres. g.
Tracts Nos s. and in Sec No s. contain each supo
fetal acres.
Nos Sec No. contains Al 65 superficial acres
Tract No. 2 Sec. No 9contains 40 superficial acres
Sec No TO- contains 50 BLOC superficial acres
Tract No. in Sec No TO- contains Al 81 superficial acres
ID 44-lO0 superficial acres.
No. in Sec No H. contains q 6ol0o
Tract No in Sec No H. 50 20op superficial acres
Tract No in Sec No II contains 30 9Oloo superficial acres
Tract No. in Sec No. contains IS 50oo superficial acres
Tract No. ia Sec No Il contains 50 s0o superficial acres
Tract No. s. in Sec No. H. contains q superficial acres
Tract No g. in Sec. No II contains superficial acres
Tract No. lies partly in Sec No. IT. and partly in No. 90
and contains 2S 81 100 superficial acres.
% Tset No Il Les partly in Sec No % and partly Sec No.
. 80 TERMS AND ooNDITIoss-one fifth cash, and the
balance credit Of four notes Of
purchasers, made payable the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana
secured ny special moftgage the Sold with vendors
privileges ard to bear cent interest from date
until maturity in Of maturity, said
notes will then bear per until fully
paid The last condition will delay In
any way the payment of snd notes.
The purchasers will themselves put possession
at their and will have comply with the term
and conditions above described within days the
day Of sale and In delay neglect their
the purchased by them viii be sold for their
and risk without any further notice.
RS- Acts OF sale before @ X. Forer ESQ.,, City Notary
O.
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/ n ".
Mated " hs Nos y y inclusive measuring each 90
cept which have depth Of 100 feet all French
" fanfa Hancock esabas and sEephcs ss ae
BY Nos lie IL ncluse measuring 90 front
es sf No IT, which have dsp es ali FrenaS
urs.
y rin Haneep Americas and eopeda ne es des
mated ths Nos 70 Z inclusive sasuripg each g
ecpt lots which have depth Of 5o feet all French
TWELVE LET'S Or aaogSD IN bounded
mated by the Nos u inclusive measuring front
{ s @s h1s ds 10 s @
ure. -
T g, lots or GROUND u e l2
81 IL INCLUSIVE measuring each 90 fse ffout sa
sSsis sss p f B aeeA F f @
APAReEL, OR BODY OF LAND situate in tho rear Of The
town McDonoshse parish Of orleaas beunsd as Follows
1t Haasesk street which he rear street of tho
| plan thereof 's " 's efisiaai
q The division line between of Massey and that m
~ Diseased h being the lower boundary said patse
a The line dividing the parishes Of Orleans and te,s,son
saa 6 Isps Row. s being The boundary par
e. ~ ss, sf sss aid ph les boundary
"a :. Sa neser having been surveyed supposed
rs~ TEENS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~,
efnss o. aas q @ w 1, 1 and notes
secured by specis mortgage the property sold viii
pyiiees and to beat bper ceui Interest ner anann f n
until maturity in of atsr nss;,r Ia use
viii then bear per per annno nni fs,
The last condition will understood ID nj ID 49,
| way the payment Of said noies. - guy
1.-THE purchasers Will
sonsoss above dsssSea within as a. s rom sss s ss IN
81 sa s ssfs e. & .h
i risk, wfthouiehny further notice.
Acts Of sale before g. g. Foriier ESQ Notary Pubic
Camp street. At The expense Vt the purchasers. fels
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ESTATE OF JOHN MonoNoGH
UNREGISTERED SALE AT AUCTION or ST. lots or
GROUND, in the town Of NcDouoshsille, very long
credit without endcrssr y order and for account Of The
Mcnonosh School Fund, city Of New Orleans.
Ry r. "a wAT,ToN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-20

DAiLY uArs UsrY 0vvsc1,
Keekuk, Sept. 18th. I
FL0UR--superfne, - 90 spdug wheat, sx-
tfA, - 80, Fall wheat, extra, - 2b
\ BRAN AND SHORTS, 500 60 per lee.
CORN as to Is.
RARLkr-spring 4es Soc.
WhkAT.-- In good demand. Fall 81 90 so Lii
Spring so to zoe. ~
oA1S--I6 to IS.
RYE-4e 10 A. i'm good demand.
PoTAToEs--20 to 25 by the load retail SIS.
9RocEkIEs--Rew Orleans sugar, fair sAaq,
prime VI 10 10, clarified 1lAal2, crushed and loaf
1attois. hoiAssss--Piantssaen 4ete 4ss s.. II. 4b
80 49, aeidsn Syrup, IS TO 1se. coses--Riol 10
TO 71 Java IL to Zoe. Laguyra, 10 I6 TO III. Rice,
7a7i. t@&4 @4@ N#
soAP--Palm Sac, Family s3e; German, (cin.)
7to7A.
CANDLEs--6tar Tito Is, stsarins IL, Mouid
IN summer pressed,1 is
LARD--19 to 11ij retail 15c.
BUTTER--Choics 10 to u; retail 17A
LEATHER--Soie ID to Csc; Harness 2TA.
HIDEs-Dry 81 to 10; green, 4 TO 4io green
sheep psits 40 to Use, green beg skins IS.
HAY-prairie 50 80 to -; Timothy 4 Hunga.
%seaF W &oat ba4cN uus Hw9 3IsH
TO ID
sEgDs.-Hungarian Grass, 25a3e Timothy 81
| SO 20 SOL Flax Seed, psa$t 90.
sUNDkiEs--on Onions, 30 to 50 Eggs, o to 81.
Feathers, ace to tsc; White Beans, 81 to rs.
FRUiT-Dried apples, lac TO / 65 per bash
Dried peaches, s. 80 TO 400; Kaisina, 81 set'
| 3 rs.
CHEESE--W. X. loal1 Denmark . to 10.
PRovIsIONs--Ham IL to 134 shoulders 81 to Q
clear sides IL to Is.
BEEF-lAa24e gross; Sc to 4ie per quarter.
sHEEP-$1 30 to ~ 75 " head.
| HO0S-Dressed, - % 10 % %.
! SALT-G. All 40 to As per sack; Kanau
ha, lea77o per bbi. Liverpool, 81 soa2 90 pc
sack. Lake ~ IL to 81 Is y Dbl.
FISH--Mackersl, Ne. Il $40 60 81 p bbi; M
: sisto$ITi Ne. tl1totls. white, No. s. 8
| to - rs n half Dbl. Cod Fixh Stosp b.
RAas--9to2A c.
| OLD IRON-A to se per n Brass o TO Toe pc
| H.; Copper l2s to 14cper n.
ExcsAHeE.--on New York for currency pc
cent; forxoid per cent. St .Louis4 per cent.
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Che 0atf Qttp.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 90.

B. Il O. r.. R.--The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is the oldest, one Of the greatest
and most successful railroad enterprises in
the country. The amount of business trans
acted by 1t II enormous, and from the safe
sy and promptness with which travel and
transportation have been conducted over ii
for long series Of years. it has always been
a favorite road. A. passenger road there
10 NO more agreeable route in America, the
mingled mountain and valley scenery, the
rough activities Of the Alleghaniss ..and the
narrow but highly cultivated bottom lands
OF the Potomac, hsmmed in by lofty peaks,
Offering the traveller a.peculiar and delight
ful variety Of landscape totally unsurpassed
on this continent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-20

The African School will be re-opened on Thurs
day morning the Goth inst, on the north east COR
nsr of Main and 1ith SITS.
new Primary Room 10 now being fitted up In
the basement Of Mr.. Mains building, on the cor
ner of Bank and 4sh. which will greatly improve
the aeeonnod. Of school No. 1, relieving the
little ones from ths danger Of the stairway, and
obviatng the necessity for any change In District
boundaries. Miss Tomlinson's school win remain
above--ths weols second story being appropriated
to her department; and Miss Irwin will be pro-
vided with large, pleasant room below, having =
good play ground attached. There changes will
all be oomr lstsd this week meantime, persons re-
siding south Of Main-st., below 7th, need not send
60 any ether school,
The numerous applications that have been made
In different parts Of the city for the transfer of
pupils from District 10 another makes IL necss-
sary to REMIND our patrons of the impossibility Of
building mp the several Ward Schools without
keeping the materials Of each District within its
own hmits. Every possible effort 10 being made to
render the Ward Schools good ~ any In the city
and 10 impart 10 ell the highest character and ei-
cheney. And all must that TO indulge person al
preferences and there for this teacher or that
locality, would be 10 sacrifice the interest OF the
Schools. The boundaries made with references
to the number of pupils In the several Districts
and single exception woald cause more dissatis'
faction than strict adherence TO the general q.
established by the Board.
The following are The District boundaries
o.1.-North oil Main street Az East of Sixth
street.
NO. 7-Ssrth of Main ct. and West Of 9Th and
East Of t2th.
No. 3.--Sorth of Main street and West OF Ill
street.
No. s--south OF Main street and Hast of TIL
street.
No. s.-South Of Main-st. and West OF Seventh
and East of i4th.
No. e.--south OF Main street and West Oh Four
teenth street.
In ali cases the middle OF the street 10 the houn
dary line. III this division lie foand inoonvsnien
In particular cases, ask the parties concerned
bear patiently for the greatest good to the creates
number. J. b. BRIGHAM,
sept7odit Superintendent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


.A1~It ia seldom that we notice anything in the
medical line, nor would now, unless We could
be convinced that we are not doing our duty a.
journalist, in recommending to the public DR.. j.
H0sTETTER's CELEBRATED BITTERs, for the
Of that most terrible and fatal Of all disease
Fever and Agns. From onr own experience With
this valuable specific We can safely say, that for
diseases Of the above nature, ii stands without .
rival. It's timely assistance has saved many fei-
los being from premature grsve. Every day we
hear Of it's conquerng the worst Of Fever and
Agus. To those who are In the least afflicted 9Th
any of the complaints arising from irreguiArity
of The digestive organs, nothing can be more bene
fetal than these Bitters. We cheerfuiiy recon-
mend them to the thousands in this State, who are
sansring from intense pain, . certain cure for
their ills. Try them, and be convinced Of their
many excellent qualities.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhsrs.
Sold by r. Grssoss, A. j. wfLxrxsox, BAxrLErr
KAYE i Co., and J. BRADEx.
Sept. 10. '6e-dAw
1--WE change Sloan q advertiseme mt this week
at his request, which ia according contract Some
vi ouf IoAukfr may kuiuk IL We hnouIa
present them weekly with paper cont tanning this
advertisement when it IL we'll known there is not
article ses forth in 1t that be obtained in all
this section Of country.
Well Ii In not our fault, and We dom want TO b.
held responsible. MIR. sloan certainly cannot b.
aware OF the demand existing in this part Of the
State for his ms dicines. We received two letters
yesterday, one more than sixty miles distAnt, in.
curing where they could be procured.
| MIR. Sloan, send your Ointment, Condition
| Powders, &c. There is as much call for them =.
there was Of old for the Balm of Gilead.-Mt. Car
mel tIil.) Reg, June 10, 80.
See Sloan y advertisement in another coium n o.
this paper. Isept. IL d6t VII
We would call particular attention to Nc
Leans notice in another column. We add the fol
lowiug from the 81. Louis Herald, which speak
volumes in its praise. Wssay TO all, give it fai
trial.
1--WE take especial pleasure In recommending
Mclean celebrated Strengthening Cordial ~ n
invaluable remedy for gsnera l debility and weak
ness. We have sesn 1t tested In = circle under ou
own imm edats observation, and can vouch for il
efficacy and worth. II 10 an article which shout
be kept constantly In every family, ss 1t Ia DEL
tAinly An invaluable medicine. We call attentio
10 his advertisement"
SEQ Advertisement, In another column.
4 Sept. Tdhw
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Keokuk, Fl Des Moines and MINI.
~
RAILROAD.
Open to Independence, 80 NILS.
CHANGE OF TIME.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY.

I'M and after MONDAY, SEPT. f7ah 1850.
- anu u notice, uasiy trains
win run each way Sundays sxceptedl ~ follows
NAIL TRAIN.
VIII leave KEOKUK ut $40 =. m, arriving
at INDEPENDENCE, At =. m.
Returning Leaves INDEPENDENCE At p. m.
and arrives 1T KEOKUk 1t s:3S p. m.
FREIGHT h ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves INDEPENDENCE 1t $40 q. M,
arriving In KEOKUK 1t 10 =. N.
Rsturning--Lsaves KEOKUK At 4:iO p. ma, and
arrives Ut INDEPENDENCE IT $3.50 p. -.
W Passengers taking the Mail Train from Keo-
kuk At $40 =. m make sure connections with
Stages running divectty through 70
Ottumwa-Arrving there 81 II N. the same day.
THROUGH TlCK ETS. ~ tow - m
lowest may be had at tho Office for Ali points
In Middle, Western and Southern Iowa, Kansas
Nebrasks, de-, do.
TICKET OEFICE-At the Depot, foot 81
johnson street. w. Ii. HIGGINS,
Sept. II, 'co-d&w superintendent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-20
PHOTOGRAPHS.

WE would call the attention Of the public to
w the fact, that at BULBS AMBRoTYPE Pho
TOGRAPH and STERRE0sCoPIC GALLERY j,
the place TO get
Correct Pictures OF Every styIer
Being the oldest established operator in the city
the superiority Of bis pictures, and his efforts to
please are well known TO all. He is putting
up views OF Main street, suitable for mailing, for
the very low price Of 81 and 10 cents each; the
largest and best picture OF keokuk ever taken
slso a large view Of TT. Madison.
tteroseopic views and boxes for sale and on ex-
hibition all respectfully invited to call and
examine them.
8xs- Don't forget the place: rs Main street, ID
door from Third street.
Aug. ~, '60.--d
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-01-20
CireHit CaCrt--CoEply Of NsnifaWse.

William S. Mudgett, William T. Dalton,
and Henry S. KimbaiI ogt. William Al
drirh. Hezekiah II. Smith, Martin B.
Medburv, John w. Medbury, and James
T. Aldlich.
The State of Wisconsin to the above
named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action.
which was on the 10Th dav Of January.
1860, filed in the Office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court in and for the county OF
Manitowoc, at Manitowoc, and to serve a
copy Of your answer on the subscriber at
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, within twenty DAYS
after the service hereof, exclusive of the
day of such service; and if you fail to an
swer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will
take judgment against you for the sum of
eight hundred and sixtv-six dollars and
one cent, with interest from the 10Th day
OF April, 1859, besides the costs of this
action. Witness. Hon David Taylor,
Judge of the 4th Judicial Circuit at
L. 8. Manitowoc, this l2,h day OF January,
WIN. NJ. NICHOLS,