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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

aTbis statement shows that only about One-ilitl oil
al taxes falls upon personal properly, "nie Ieal es
fate NAYS four hs Il also shows that in fifteen year,
taxation has nearly quadrupled while the valuation Oh
taxable property has but little more than doubled thus
demonstrating that taxation has increased iuch i"ofe
rapdly than the apparent meailr 0I pay iIoh'. TOO
''If we assume that the principle OF ievyihe la9e'
upon property according 10 It's value IL rShl the ue
fects OF the present system, producing gross
tiles between real and personal property demand cor
rectiOn. e.o,.oro
81 The failure to reach the full amount Of personal
property sssessable by the present law. - I'D
80 The distinction recognized between redl anu
rer.onaI property in allowing liabilities OF the owner
r. ~ Jedncted from the valuation OF the latter aud not
from the former IL, sani,,ert IN.
ouiry and ascer an ss they best may, the charoe'
aud value of personal property liable 10 assessle .
The facility with which il may be secretsd, prevents
The assessors from acquiring any accurate Aho"leu6o
i'm respec TO this species OF property ana they are com
PEELED 10 rely upon the uhsWorl o or
ierested in reducing the amount as low as PoseO or
of fixing the value by their own unaided Judgment
the assessment is too high ample provisions OF law OK
isl TO afford relief 10 the aggrieved party put 700
low there is no suitable pr0Vlsoh LOT cVIleoIS ~
error After the value is thus estimated the Just deo's
of the owner are TO be deducted, and the remainder
only placed on the assessment roll BGt now are these
debts 10 be as :ertanedf Not by any legal inVesIsa
ton nor the sworn statements OF any one tnsI
ence and amount are necessarily scertaned from INC
persOn TO lie taxed vaguely guessed az Dy Tue dsH
-Ors. Under .bese provisions, Il, clear t"t every
facility Is afforded for eyading justi sses mel OF per
sona property and the inference il almost rroels2o
that they designed 10 cast npOn real properly o
greatest burden Of alton. When the assessors come
the Just debts' are easily swelled 10 meet the ext
gency Of the occasson and not unirequenty they are
manufactured for the purpose Of being ussd IN thai
mnnner. The consequence IT, that immense amounts
of personal property liable 70 taxation rely escape
II will lie noticed by the foregoing table thar The
valuation Of a the personal property asseseed in iS'
- sug 9g5 iiJ. The banking capital of the State,
ILIe ~ taxation ~ personal property, amounts 10
sjio COO 600, which about one-hir Of the aggregate
ysiUs assessed, and it is believed thai the personal
Of Other ISPGt eSpo % amount cSg we're re- HS 5o
's Led two-thirur Of the whole would be
se;cbed witLout touching other personal property IA
~ ,,,,.s.sior of y & oitg0r- Di the state.
0it 4. claimed that a. e.'ee.u" Fe"e'y ''' 'n0 "''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

THE PRO-RATA FREIGHT BILL IN COMMITTEE
At the first session Of the Assembly Committee 10
which was referred the petitions for Pro-Raa Rail-
road Freight Law on Thursday, the following facts
were got out:
The proportion Of wsy freight to through, over the
Central Road s as two to one, double the amount
of the through freight; hence TIE presumption is that
the cara which 90 only short distance on the road
and return to the point from which they start, are
more likely TO obtain freight there than by running
through If live stock be left out Of the account the
proportion will be about three to Some few years
$50 the Rochester miTers could not get car in which
10 send of their -four while the Railroads Were sending
their cars 70 Buffalo after Western freight al 81 when
they could have got $50 at Rochester.
Mr. Flagler said that proof IN regard to this point
can be piled mouDtsin high.
Mr. Cobb said he had known the Railroad Compa-
MES 70 suspend the carriage Of freight for this State for
the space of six weeks at time, taking, In the mean
time, foreign freight which had been received later
sin lar SUSPENSION Of FIVE weeks had occurred last
fall
Mr. Fulton a forwarier, said he had been treated IN
similar manner at Buffalo in relation to cargo OF
wheat. The Railroad men said: ave cannot touch
" your property now must attend 20 the through
" freight"
Mr.. Cobb SAID that the central hoAu had esrIieu
wheat for while at a rate lower than Canal tolls
that it s frequently carried in disregard Of any ques-
ion of profit or loss.
At the session of Friday Attorney Of the Central
Road. and its Legislative agent appeared before the
Committee and argued for delay Of action in order to
Give the several Roads Of the State time to controvert
the fcts alleged by the petitioners for the Pro-Rata
law snd TO resist their application The Committee,
without disposing of this demand, adjourned to
Wednesday evening next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
SECOND BOARD.



Although somewhat lacking in vigor and spirit the
operations at the Stock Exchange to-day developed
improving market, and general disposition TO
buy for the rse. The shorts have been covering and
closing contracts FOX several days and this interest has
been greatly diminished; while, the other hand,
there has been shifting of parties from bear TO
bull side. This better feeling almost entirely owing
TO the anticipation Of early organization of the
lIouse which il spoken Of in the street with great
deal Of confidence; and are, in fact, witnessing the
Improvement, a share Of it, which that event is
pected to establish. In this way the effect Of cleo
ton OF Speaker is, To certain extent, discounted in
The Siock market; and although the iirf announce
ment would be very likely to give lively impulse to
the market, it Is doubtful whether the movement
would have strength or peruHnence enough to justify
TIE expectations entertained by stock spectators
Mere street operations, which fail attrae, the sup
port Of the outside public, very unsubsantia and
often very brief and OF this character is the present
movement 4, The Stock Exchange Operators who
count upon important advance Money becomes
iers stringent, should uu forget the eoure OF the mar
hst for than year past during period Of almost
Jrr'ecs jsused MONETARY Sbundsoes. Ibe rss.as''ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

The Hon. Charles Cook wss thought to be IN
diving condition on Thursday last. His disease was
Dnexnsozia. Among the most useful and liberal men
in the State, his benefaetiOns to the Peoples College
will keep his memory green forever IN the hearts Oh
the People Of New-YOrk.
William Hathaway Forbes, the Cambridge CoI-
lege student who committed the assault upon john ~
Hilton the private Waterman at the Chapel has been
held in the sum of 900 for trial at the next term Of
the Superior Court for Midolesex County iis bonds
men were President Walker, Dr. Estes Howe ana
his father, John NJ. Forbes
Said a Missourian, talking about John Browns
invasion of Virginia, why, he made two invasons
into Missouri, and each time he did more damage than
he did il Virginiafor he run of some nigScrs from
Missouri, and yet there weren't seventeen men IN the
State that cared anything about the matter ana am
sure there weren't seventeen women or children that
were frightened And ii the people had caught HIM
and hung him. if the execution had cost over go, the
Auditor ought to have disalowed the bin''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

TOta..... t4II-tis +IV51lS3 rIiJ,98s tSIW
Increase compared with 1888 90 at
The leading feature Of the market to-day was gene
raj inactivity Some Of the banks reported al increase
in offerings Of paper and the demand at Others was
unusually restricted. On the street we hea,d Of seye-
raj unimp0rtant operations at yesterday figures, but
no round amounts Of any grade Of paper have been
placed and capitalists appeared to be less condent
10 the prospects Of higher rates for money. Exchange
Is unsettled and the movement indicates no increase in
snv description. Drawers claim advanced rates but
buyers refuse 10 yield and DO not feel justified IN
altering quotations. The Bank Statement for the week
is somewhat alOus. Specie, Circulation Discount,
posts and Loans exhibit reduction. The strik
ing variation however is in the Deposit column which
exhibits falling OFF Of over anilon OF dollars in The
face of larger payments into bank than during any
previous week for many years. Perhaps collections
had 10 be RENTED to distant points fast made.
We snbion the precise chances:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
IAdYertisesnen..l

EEw-YoRx STATE PEA CENT SToCK,
UNITED STATES PEE CEaT TEEAsUEI noFSs,
FOR SALE 81 suit. hssured ITe2s1Ty hsss
tsken without discount, Ia payment for the shove
TBOaPSoN 8E0TEkas. No. Wasist-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

Mr.. j. Hopkins, Of whose abilities we have spoken
.sveyal times, will give, properly aided, two Chamber
Concerts, st Chickering Room Broadway and Fourth
street, this Monday evening the i6tl' and next Mon
Say. sd inst Mr. Hopkins viii perform among other
muse seyeral piano pieces Of his Own comPosition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

N,,,T,py -Maior y. ID. Keves, Of The FIsi AriI-
,srx rs bse, annonted Secreiary 20 the Commander
IN Gbief. First Lieut. Henry b. Kelley is asned 70
cuty az the Benicia Barraeks, California Er
Surgeon Calvin g. Hollenbush II ordered 70
YaEsa 90 relieve Assistant Surgeon James g. herltol
WHO proceeds to Fort MohRye 10 relieve ASSIST An.
Surgeon Milham, who in turn Is 70 relieve Asss.an.
surgeon Peter Ten Brock at For Telon. Assis.sn'
Surgeon Ten Brock i ordered 70 report az "asnig
ton 10 the SurgeOn4lener. Capt. Bniord - ordsren
10 proceed 10 Puget Sound with recruits for tue outn
and Ninth Infantry, Stationed At For steilacoom anu
San Juan Island. Lieut. Reno vi the fus- DragoonS,
il 10 command the detachment OF recruits en- roas 70
Fort WaIla-Walla Iieut. Mallory OF the Fourth In
fantry conducts the recruits 20 Fort Yanhi aud Has
kins. Capt. Buford, of the Second Dragoons' ssAss
charge of seventy6ye recrsits belonging 10 Inc MINI
Infantry reporting 20 the Commander OF the Regiment
1t Forf Wall Walla Major ThOs. J. Leslie, Pay
master, viii proceed 10 Fort Frankfort Arsenal fort
Independence, Fort Hamilton and Waierown Arsenal
hLd pay troops at lose posts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

Total sIsv.spS N.'.sS
ofthe Wssk cJap8Fed rh tia, ct 49,. Dio
The following Is comparative st-semens ~ Vie
value Of exports from che commencement Of she year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

Total cost Of road and equp II 1928 $3.50 20 s ss2s 81
The length Of the road is Ia miles; the length of
double track and sidings ia l06 miles, The number of
engines employed, 81; passenger, ETC., cars l}S;
freight cars, 81.
The amount of freight, specifying the quantity in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

The Exchanges at the Clearing House this morning
were so, in57S oS. The total Exchanges for the
week ending to-day, were $40, lSJ, Ssl 80. being
daily average Of s233G3,eSo *, against 81 ,22l-
ssi 20 for the week ending ON Saturday hst. The
GfoceIs Bank has been admitted ne member Of the
CisssiDg Hecse, uni VIII take is place among 'hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16
s5,4ID4s ss.374D

The following ta'be will eomPsre the expofs OF thf
seven principal STAPLE articles for TIE week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-16

TnfsI-l 80. - = =. "A
Ts,- folIoyrsne il y comparative Statement Of the
Iup,yts of soreipss Dry Goods and GENERAL Nsr-
chapdi,e at ire port Of Ner-York for tie week ssd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-11

GIG yEs YrAs .- % sy,s ssSIs.sy sue rrs
Nktehnv RaroAi. Primary Irts-medaso and Acsfef De
arens f1r h';N gieen sach@rs rAr OF
ICY, Et-Arl, y =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-11
WATCHES AVID JEwELRY.

/ WATSHEs AND JEWELkH.
CHARI.Es FRoDsHAN WATCHES.
TIFFANY Aco,
sEsrEcrrrIY iSSI s'f faE ixffksToS OF THEIR
P1rons and the public 20 an arrsngemeni rny perfeei
Bos,or hey have added .ss VI, NJ sy'' u
TO he specai:lss q her Es.a6isimen, "N''h
To every who fncs either urury necessity acca-
presents eees.ye claims Conbinlng results u a ong
fas BEEN SS s q ~ Up ns .n
rf MEDAL AZ tbs LoSbos IE Sis iniss os
IHEdKXSsp T yxpM os HONOR Tns ONLY AWARD.
ThH eshsT fSssfsN I2 HsSst ss'''
AND BY PRIZES rkoS lis faE BRiTish GOVERNMENT
ANorNrlSe TO oyEE s5cy
,ry ssa ssp, s.1,s v; WI BE- %S e
saPeroy IN every des.e,e respe, over any ws:et .,h.s
SerorSn,s hey are aiSrsed % refer . the sntriSued
o Hho f.s' rsss IS WIZ 'ir ss y
i . Sssy ifSgs s ss@1s y& yss .s,s,
Nm M5.H n s.sSsr fsns LS SSsp
s5 ~ crs. S.. S Fross s sSs'or
o. wsrrsn, ar Try ". Allen Albany; y = hobrocs.
INSTRUCTION.
CApENT OF PBNNASsBIP AND BooKKHEPISo,
"A $50 fisadNsy syD!pgeS sy W. Hoo9LASD ror many
e, Psd 1 sSa ns,s s'as EVEN
A GERMAN LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION
n wishes engagement - r1ve-ress n he Middis or
Soute States she - ss-h french Germ and
Enfsh ches and speaks arraagea
reny ss teach music and drawing
testimonials given. Actress H. j. d. I.
son, Es. swamTs Mass.
AL DAY AND rvESIs1 PENIS ysBrr, BooKKgrr.
"A Ing, Arithmetic a., ta-rht-Ths Great ipcraa.
slng patronage bestowed ucn 81 Hvsry
Fulton Rrcokyn induces remain III h
post during he lsnal cmner VACATION.
r,.y ma -
N xeeps he Arres Gunner lll lrsTtou IN Few York.
PUPILS th- reiucei oil
practically arsd Ter fll b~ne<s wiring &C.
ne so, Arrb usas e. Comm iaon. 81. Two Gssxs Va
cart.
n110 YER yrAR-BOARDfvo Seminary Sic rrp
DIV year s~perN bra rrdirgs he rgn ard
Wktehn Raroad. Primary Irts-medas and Acsdeni' De-
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MATRIMONIAL.

A voTNG GENTLEMAN WISHES 4 wrr or oio0p
"A fanny, tho has gcpi seuse cultivated mind and a
fun towns DIP str Such lady Wl A. h,psa-
10 wAo would lT.e ~ vito sevcv =, sssras.rg
fer chau, boa 80 Hegald g-rca.
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mo rnR THE EyyrrrTOY-rlIE prArrrrf-f AR

40 FOR THE ENsrrTIoN-rHE PrAurrvuT nm
III c1rrmod Sieamboat CHfCOPEE VII Fave IA r'tv
On Friday n 1ning tor ne rup0se q afong az board
cupo-rry Y witnessing h- execution Of kr HIKE he
Tie boat ~ &c the island rul he ceremonies
This vii ts tine chance fer .artars sns s
.Afing generally - vfew the err ~ ,hs r~csa-,
c1s tese scorrges y her profess The CHI 0PEE
el Afterwards rn he North river fa- Wes, Pint
asing N view 81 he Grss. Eas;srn IL bia wi sae ths
rp1s d Sp-ng street a. 1cio A. NJ Pat@rsr d1cs ferssy
cy, 81 0.l ,, ana ger No a. Nc-ih rve~ a. 81. ...~f
Rss-ssfusrs or had. r-sss o. ear
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IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
And cornhirsitnn Cushions.
PHFisAN A CULLEvDNR.
roe manufacturers Is % ~ Crosby street. New yo~k
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E'oR RocEhwAr-srEAMeotT CERES WILL WAKE
cay rre ~ above, Sunday included. leaving Ca;harp ne
MARIE, sp Al 10 A. NJ spring street, North river, AZ ard
r-r No North r,er, At 40 Reurni,g-feavs 1-ss~ay
a p. NJ, soppng q; he SesSde House eSch way Fsre
~ cents each way.
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INSTRUCTION.

CAnENT OF PENNANsH1P AND BOOKKpEPIno
~ $50 Bioadwsy yn4nged BY W. g Hoo9LAND FOR mAay
years sriut OF Oliver G1snh No classes Thorough
practical instruction impaired, srd careful aterucu EVEN
Rooms oren Gay ard evening. Terms moicrase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-11

RitLlAhDS-PHFlANS BILLIARD ROOM C0RNEE
- Tenth street snd broadway closed for renovsiioa sn
aTnrs Due notice 81 the copcninr will be given In hss
paper An business orders IN the meanine viii be amended
PIiELAN 4 COffEyDFR a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-11

EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANGS EVERY rlrrz
~ day Thursday, and saturtay.-lhe s'.arrboa, HFRO
tfp'An Hancox Raves Robins street ociocs; eprpl
street, sis, Ancs street vier IS Peek SIP $40; rier S
N0TA river, A. NJ; returning BY az ~ Fare - -era-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-11

THE TRADES.
DAPER NAKrRs wAxrED-ov OR ABOUT FIRST
september two engineers two cudcer machine tenders;
". Field A Co, paper house, 8. Beekmsn q.
CHIT CUTTER wANrED-oNF Oy ACKNowf rDc IN
- ability 20 ~ from and Who has teen susiorei
20 cutting Inc ordered Acfress, with refere
Lewis seaeoTd, 80 broadway.
CEGAR MAKERS WANTED TO GO IN TIE COUNTRY
- None bnt good worsmen need apply Fine wyrE ard
steady job. Gail ~ rs Front street.
ITO TAffORs AND rkE.oRrssrs- coAr PANTS AND
vest hands varied Th-e wishing good sewing mAckrss
easy terms t;eady work srpplei can be
dated by applying Al ae woed Sewing Machine otuce, al
Broadway. y. IL. WHITNEY a 10.
ITO ARCHITECTS AND oTHrRs.-A COMPETENT
Il draugiismsn and designer, wishes employment he
ngs also painting Specimens be b. address
log Charles Stock. ise Mercer a.
RIO SILK HArTYRs-wASTRp. Two VEN TO SITS.
l. fen. Miller Day, los los and 10 Centre st.
ITO FRAME WORK KNITTERs OR STOCKING wENv.
erS-WAnted. good workman STONED 10 fashioned
sk shirts and drawers Apply % icorge SiDhArt, msuEfac
tirer q sin shirts aud drawers. Hunter S. Brooklyu,
: Heipren 90, . pey ~, View YORK.
VVASrED-A GOOD DIE SINGER AND EyGRAvER
w and chaser ievsry. A hrs csSs only reei
ply. AZORES box ,uE Pos ofce, ssinE terms an rsI
ITASTrn-- s AsSIyYRF bat FfNfsHFRs.
w ALLIE tDi1, III, l.S ari ~ ten;-s g., y. y.
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GERMAN LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION
~ vishe. n enraremen, n Mitdls az
Sorherr states; she cc resni s-h French e an ana
Enfh IN the common branches and speaks 1ess languages
nreny shs teach musc ard drawing references
and iemonals given Address n. j. ID. l. kApher.
son, rs!., swamp sect, Mass
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A cCoUNTs. Sc.-NR. DU BEAR, t9 BROADWAY.
"A seeps The LArges' Conner ial 1r s.iou Few Y,rk
Pup ihs refuced
uret ar.d FER fl t-sneSs wrns &C. Pckkesr.
Nc slo, Arrb ne e.. conmu alton. 81. Two essxs Va
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MEDIUM GRADE sHERRfEs FOR CoBIARs IN ONE
l ,uIth one sigh and one sixteenth for low
TO fAMllIEs.-2s CASES PRIME BORDEAUX ola
ret. barrels odd blackberry gandv OH rogns~ Srerdv
Port Madeira and sherry Wines Holland tn bonrbon and
mon,ngses Nhkeys tor sale ty The bottle package,
lt1 Blocker street, corner Sulrau = =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-11

J BussAeis Cards, not exceeding six lines, inside
SIS, otherwise $40.
Funeral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
TO space occupied.
Displayed sdyertisements half more than the
Aesse rates.
Advsftisements lsaded and placed under the
head of"speoiAi Notices." doubfe fhe or6inar.
rsfes.
Special soticet In the Local Column 2ocen
per line.
Advertisements ordered n the Insiae exclu-
aively IN the Daily, after the first two weeks
SO per csEt- FEof1 rEBI t-r above aa~4 4r-
AfEfr&nstfIt A1rssfts<mrnfs Rrsf De rata for
In s6vsras. This rule sill not be varisd from
When the adyertiser ases the Weekly arouc E
the Price Will be the same AS In the Daify-
Where the Daily and Weekly are both used
rs par cent will be deducted from tie arrre-
ruis saas1Et.
Under the present system, the advertiser
pays so much Tor the space he occupies, the
changes being c1arg able for the cornpositior
only. Tkis plan 10 generally adopted
Our charge Tor changes viii be IL cents per
square.
Zar In ali eases gaerc advertisements are
discontinued before the expiration % the year
or the tin2e contracted for, they viii be harxeG
up at our regular rates for the time actual
~ 10.
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Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Mus
catine, and Iowa s Southern
sss t {s ~
RAILROADS.
1860. Winter Arrangement. 1850.

AOOO. "IuIGI arrangement ACOV
I'm NTUEsDAY. NOV. 81 I 500, and afterwards,
y ONE TRAIN daily tsunaays exceTted) will
LEAVE KE0kUK. 1890 A. NJ .
LEANEFT. MADISON, 400 r. M.
AFTTTE HT EEuKrK, 1.3o T.. NJ !.
FIT. MADISON, D:UO A. M.
And will leave Montroae for Fl. Madison at S:ib
a. IN, aud Montrose for keoksk at 4.l5 y. III.
lhe Western stage Co.'S Mail Coaches will leave
RI. Madison on the arrival Of tie morning train,
for Burlington and arrve from Burlington to cok-
Erct with the return train at oct elk p. IN.
JNo. ADaik .cupWELL,
Nov. %, 'b0-dI Superintendent.
y. E.AusrIs. c. n. ALssKs
w. n. AUSTIN a. co.,
Grccsrs ana Produce Dealers,
N0.Ifs MAIE-sT.,
hhOh W n
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900 Acres Of

900 Acres Of
l. "A p r . K ; A T. f..
WISH to sell my farm Montrose Bottom,
L Lee County Iowa lr- consists of 900 acres
NOyL.
The prairie part Is all level aluvicl, about 200
acres sanity, and $50 black loam. hstimbsr land
broken.
IMPROVE EMEeTS.
$40 acres are under fence, including two good
pastures of near loo acres each; good barn; four
cabins, on different parts Of the farm with good
wcilaf water at each.
1ESIEsa.E5.
A new road from 1T. Madison TO Keokuk 10 TO-
GATED through the centre OF the tract the railroad
connecting the same places * within Il mile !;
the Mississippi river u within one mile, and the
town Of Mnntrose within two miles.
Ar whole, more desirable grain or stock farm
is seldom TO be foundbnt il will be divided to suit
purchasers, and can be divided advaatagcously.
My tenant, Wm. Colvn " ho resides on b pl zee,
will show Its boundarics upon being notified ~
my boInc farm On the Mississippi Kapids, 5 miles
below Montrose, I will attend In person.
TERMS.
These will be made accommodating to purchas-
srs ,--a small payment, with bonds bearing 10 per
cent, retaining lien, will be satisfactory.
PRODUITIyENEN ENS AND CROPS.
Purchasers will now find growing on the prem
ises about 40 acres Of rye and ~ Of fall wheat.
They will atse see sFandiDg on the sandy lean
about ~ bushels ut corn to the acre, ana about
~ bushels to the acre on the black loan.
a FRANK DALLINnER.
| Got. is, 1sso-dA~tf
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PHOTOGRAPH
WE would call the attention Of the public to
w the fact, hat q, EUEl.'S AMBRUTi pE Pho
TOGRAPd and SIERHE0sCoPIC GALLERY is
the place to get
Correct Pictures 81 Every StyfcS
Being the ol lest established operator IN the city,
tne superiority aAAn ntsa assA iAls s.lvA.
please are well known to ali. lie IL now putting
up views If Main street, sutabie for mailing, for
the very low price of 10 ard tV esEts each; the
largest aud best picture OF Lcokak ever taken; |;
also = lar Ia view OF lit. Madison.
steroAcopic views and boxes for sale and on ex-
hibiton; all respectfully invited 70 call and
exsnin ne hem.
js~- Don't forget the place: 10 Main street, ID
door from Third street.
Aug. ?, ODD
NTEN SUPPLIES OF
IN Rutiedge,
Life Of Douglas.
q Lincoln,
El FuredK,
This day received by
OGDEN, BRoWNRLL 4 CO.'S
.cIrr BaoxsroRE,
Bept2od b2 Manst
aA.sac .A4 sds M DbA Asses.
ing uALs, BAlIinxer's M0lasses, for sale by
LIZ artid COLLIxkS d ROBkRThONs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-11

aA.uac .A4 De MDbAssGs.
fllE uALs. BalIinxer's Molssses, for sale BY
kZ0 octid COLLIHRS ROBRRThON.