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, 1860-06-05

Meeting OF the Republican StQte Cona-
mlAec.
i meeting Of The State Central Committee
was held at this place on yesterday. Hon. 4.
B. Judd was reelected chairmao. and n. II
Brown, OF Chicago, Treasurer.
MessFs. y. i. Judd, W. II. Brown mud Julian
S. AumEey, Of Chicago, we're the EXECUTIVE
Committee with p1enary powers:
Tue following preamble and resolution was
1dopted by the Committee:
WHEREAS, Francis Il. Hodman las positively
declined to accept the nomination Tor Licui-
1eaaut Governor rendered tn him by the State
Convention recently held ut Decatur-thcretore
belt
Rsolrsd, That The State Central Committee
respectfully recommend TINT VIrAL JARnorr OF
St. Cinir county be presented to the Republican
voters Of this Stsfe AZ q suitable pers; n to be
voted for, to fill tho Office Of Lieutenant Gov
eruor. ..
The Recommendation, wc doubt NOT, will be
readily acqu,esced in and adopted By the Re-
publican party throughout the Stale, tte more
50, us Col. CARROTS was The only other name
basides Mr. Hodman's. mentioned in connection
with the office 1t the Decatur Cony yentiou. We
accordingly at once place Col Jarrot's name
upon the State ticket rs our candidate for Lied
tenant Governor, and shall work for his elec-
ton most cordially and deterninedly.-State
Journal, "a.
, 1860-06-05
Business In the q. s. Supreme Court.
The Washington Con,titution, speaking o;the

-|T-7N
despatch Of business in this Court, says:
i single system Of State laws is usually con.
sidered as much as ordinary minds can Erapple
with and MASTER But no State system can
compare with the duties deFolyed upon tile
judges OF the Supreme Court But notwith.
standing this extent and diversity Of duties, the
Supreme Court, BY dint Of unremitting labor BY
Its judges. keeps its business substantially with
in control. It commenced its last term with sl3
= cases On its docket, Of which rumber 1si were
finally disposed Of before the adjournment. OF
the l54 added during the tsra, some were dis
missed for irregular removal, or for want Of ju-
risdietion. There were 124 causes de:ided in
which written opinions were delivered. The
cases decided are known to invo1ve the rights
ofparties to an auolot exceeding $10O, ,0o0, ,0lo.
0ne Of them involved d disputed boundary he.
tween two tovereiga States Of the Union. Su-
meroua mosious were heard on eaca sice, in ten
OF which written opinions were delivered.
Among these motions were applications foE
writs Of mandamus. There was one, to decide
decree made It = former term, and to revoke
the procedendo issued, which was elaborately
discussed By counsel. Six cases were dismissed
upon argument, for want Of Jurisdiction. The
last cause reached and disposed Of was docketed
within the year 1860.
, 1860-06-05

PRoBAnILiT1Es or SPECIAL 6Ess1os OF Coz
have special session Of Congress, as the House
will refuse to pass the bill for tho payment Of
the Public Debt unless accompanied BY the
tariff amendment.. Thia amendment the Sen.
nte win reject: The result will be Cd adjourn.
ment without the passags Of the bill, and I call
of Tho Republicans. who hare determined
on having no provision for raising money, il
such m appropriation Of It be made.-N<7o PORK
IEx1ea
, 1860-06-05
GaASp CATHOLIC Corsc1L IN Roxk.-The
A<trop&i!an RscorJ, organ Of Archbishop
Hughes, SAYS:

"0ur adsicea from the Eternal City, brought
ont by the Persia, inform Us Of the conception
in the Capital Of the Christian World OF one Of
the grandest and most elevated political ideas
Of The nineteenth century. Some members Of
the Sacred college hare proposed to the Pops
the subject Of the asseublsge in Rome Of dis
tized from every Catholic Power in the world.
This body. when organized, is to constitute
commission Of inquiry into the actual condition
OF temporal Affairs in the States Of the Church,
aud having collected calm and uuprejudieed
suggesting to his Holiness xhat amoaat Ct pop
ulav reform is required and should be granted,
as we'll as xhat portion or portions Of tho de-
mands Of his subjects should be refused. Its
said that tho su question has afforded. much.
pleasure to the mind Of the Holy Father"
, 1860-06-05
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.

lCo1eronderee ofths F1tsa and Tribune,
=, WAaaSsasss, May 81. 1861.
kausns came up in the Senate Yesterday, and
1r. Collaner made brief but effective speech,
as member Of the Committee on Territories,
advocating its immediate admission. Mr. Col
lamer put a very, significant question to the
Democratic party while be was speaking, which
cannot bat sink deep in the hearts Of the think
ers of that party. He asked, "Nha. benefit
hus the Democracy derived from The agitation
Of this re1ed question Of the admission of Kan
sass" The venerable Senator from Vermont
nereE SAYS anything that does not hsve weight
with Ill who listen 10 him; aud his words yes.
terday seemed to be seriously; hceded By the
whole Southern side Of The Senate. Tie admo-
n;tiou which he gave the South was peculiarly
appropriate At this time, when the most saga-
cious Of its leaders admit that its lease Of pow-
CT is about expiring.
The truth is, the contemplation ofthe history
Of Kansas contains nothing in it tpleasing to the
Democracy, and suggests to them nothing hut
elimination and reerimination. Tbs "ir1e.
pressible conflict" in their ranks will only be
heightened by The last struggle orer kansas,
now opening in the Senate. Senator Jim Green
is booked for q speech ne1t after Sumner, and
It il supposed the imperious Missourian will
open anew the Lecompton books, and have a
fresh settlement with his aniable colleague up
on the Territorial Committee, Jour S9usttez
Se1a!or- The latter, Of course, will, If he is
well enough, feel it incumbent on him 10 reply !;
and, as We have h8d the Charleston Convention
~ H. H. T.
, 1860-06-05

rcople then: lie hns bsen tue earnest advo-
cate Of the game principle ever since, and he
believes ii its everlasting truth as firmly ucw
17 czr-rt
, 1860-06-05
OUR BOSTON LETTER,

LtscoEm ana Hanll3n In The
,nG% - UTn-. E7s sat Ratification .Uex3fnF
fH FaHessf Aa&l-Jahn II. -11dFr.e- E-ofrss
from 7he -x1Ttoas Gtaf-. Tns up-io On Fpsf
--<;Hfrte fhe CnFnE.assder---B. r. Hurte.-.
0ssF aNd Ersr<5f.- Fort an PoFfee-- }3frprefs
e-Naf* and tbs Creps--Ertra Eesstan Of
ths .Lsef1iafurs. .-- Fer. i. 8. Haitoeh---
ItsnsSs
, 1860-06-05

B"Who is Liacolu'"-0swsgo Palladium.
"The ablest lawyer in Illinois, aad the smart
est stump speaker in the Union; an earnest
and honest man who believes what ht processes,
and who will carry out what he undertaken
Senator Douglas.
, 1860-06-05

- Not paper publiahed in the free States,
10 fur u we know, has 1t its head tho names Of
Bell and Everett. A poor beginning.
, 1860-06-05

Letter from alderman W"ard-. Great 1'}sIa
or E0fdss+efIo Ufs<ofxr5ss--I7ersonai Id
furss, &es
, 1860-06-05

This letter, ike some of lis predecessors, will
be rather broken.
1have Just returned from trip to the Snowy
Range, and Eel sevsrely the effects Of packing
blankets and provisions Some thirty miles ovez
mountains, gulfs, through streams and anow.
Last winter discoveries we're made at the foot
Of the Snowy Range, which were believed to be
rich.
i That region has been organized by the miners
SNOW gradually fades away, new discoveries
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12

TuH SpsEp or A TORNADO
Speaking Of the fearful tornado which
swept through the valley OF the Ohio
last Monday, the Cincinnati Enquirer
says:
1.-THE velocity with which this tor
nado travelled may be estimated from
tho fact that IL was only about two
hours in going from Louisville to
Portsmouth, a distance by m air line
of 100 miles. When II Is borne tn
mind that this tornado pursued the
sinuosities of the river, It will be seen
tha, its speed must have been i'm
mcuscly beyond ,ha. Of tho fastest 10
oomotiye ever run. This tornado, ia
common with all which have been oh
served, possessed rotary motion up
on its own axis"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12

Tnr Army AND Navy or JArAS.--
The soldiers of the Japanese are much
like those Of the Chinese. Their
arms are Of comparatively rude work.
manship. their guns being Of the
match lock kind. In the manufac-
ture of swords, which are indispensa-
bic in the full dress Of every Japanese,
they show great skill, and from the
specimens seen by the Embassy can
compete with our own manufacturers
in every quality that makes this
weapon excellent. The army is based
on feudsl plan. Each prince is obi.
ged to furnish certain number OF
men, according to his revenue. The
total Of these quotas, or the feudal
militia Of Japan, according to the best
authorities, is $4,000 foot and 5000
horse. In addition to this is q stand.
ing army of 100000 foot and 20,0
horse maintained by the Emperor,
out ofhis own revenues, as guard and
garrisons.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12

um- O. w. Holmes, "tbe Autocrat
Of the Breakfast Table" has been de-
liveriug an address down in Massa'
chuse,ts, in which he "did not hest
tate to express the opinion that the
public had been over.medicated. "
had insisted on being poisoned, and
had been humored by the faculty !;
that every uoxicus ageu, which hurts
a we'll man, hurts sick man aud
that the human race would be better
or IL the whole matertd med,cd was
thrown into the ocean, though the
fishes would not be the gamers. -
The whole medical fraternity therea.
bout are down on the Doctor In con-
sequence.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
POINT CLEAR HOTEL.
u,.,,,, ab,,.. pr,t,tI. tt,r.

FI,uE ABOVE Justly eeIeitaisj Watering IA
Place viii he opened fut the reception N4,.s
M visitefs about the iuth ~ Tune snd the MAlsh.
ptoptieiots nsttet themselves that the tepu's
iion of the Establishment shall not detefi"fate
~ want ~ The pced srpclt ,msn,s, sud Eocd fare
which has heretofore characterized ".
The location ht health is unsurpassed In the
South; aud wss fully tested by the severe epi
deinies Witch prevailed both W New Otleans snd
Mehile du,ing the sntntrars ~ sha bsi not so.
gfe sass NJ Bsiiw fsrpr offginsfsi ~ Point eles'
The salt nathine has nn equal on the Nuli
Coast, and IL Within n iev yards ~ the Hn'ei-
the temperature ~ water always agreeable
Ftash water shower baths ran ha had ~ sny tlire
tisb ssd Oysters sfs sbpp5ant dnfing the eos.
rrr. unpd stable accommodations ave provided
nrt oil Who wish 10 haep their carriages snh
hotsps The drives IN the Vicinity, shaded WIN
Msgnoss, Oaks, Osdafs, Pines, So, are besntiin'
.nd extpnd N every alsseilen.
Al the anusemsnis ususl 81 Watering Pisees'
such as pHliatds. Bowling. Pistol ualle'E, he 1
will he provided, sud will he under the rha'rp ~
men snxiUns 10 please; AMI eonvenienees "l thuse
fond ef Aquatic spotis viii net he neglected
no hand of Mnsic II secured and VIII risF
on the Isvn ,aftstnocns--and for dancing, even
a line ~ Magnetic Telegraph 10 established rcn-
Meeting Point CLEAR with every quarter 81 The
uaIun ..
The nne Inv r,essute steamer t'CsrscrHr." VII
riv ,sgulstiy he,wsen Mahie and Point Clear,
iss ving nnhils ersrB srsHfnU and on R0ndrVs,
Nppiays Wednesdays and fifiiv'. viii 10 down
at ~ o'eirek. 4 n, ,o accommodate those who af'
rive IN Mobile By the morning boats.
an Should this schedule he changed, no'lcs
viii he gwen IN The Mublle and \. .. papers.
The prnptis,nrs return thsif sineste thanks N
the public frr theit iibetsl patronage heretofore
sstended to the Hartts tfuuss aud their foi~'
utrls Hurst, and hupe w place themselves nnde'
| repswed obligations
ptoptietu,s Point CLEAR Hotel,
Aiss The Battle House, ~ Mobile.
....p1 q,,J
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
ps~Att the Democratic village edi-

psy-Att the Democratic village edi
,ors snec, 10 sneer at the most dis.
,inpuished scholar Of the age Edward
Everett, as a writer for weekly pa
per. II is certainly amusing to see u
man. who writes FOR a paper with q
circulation Of halfa million At a com
pensalion Of two hundred dollars per
column and devotes the amount to
tho cause Of the country, sneered at
bv spiteful little scribbtsrs who are
clad to work for a dime n column
and fob the proceeds themselves
Louisville Journal.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12

DRIED FRUITS.
ID EcEIvED, a lot OF superior Dried Truit'
~ which, for the accommodation OF ths puohes
I will sell at retail at tbs following prices:
Dried Prunss, 20 cents per pound
Cherries 30
whortieberries, 90 cts. per pound.
Inc Pears, 10 vrr.
sprills. n "AiA.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12

VALIDITY or MARRIAGES IN
MAuytAsp.--Judge Grain, in re.
cent suit before the Circuit Court OF
Charles county, Nd, decided a licenes
was not necessary to the validity OF a
marriage in that State-that u Is a
civil contract, aud, by the common
law, binding, II established by evi'
dence that IL had been entered into
by the parties to operate as a mar
riarc and followed by cohabitation.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
ID n POT

IMPORTED HAVANA sEaARa.
TuAvE JUST received The largest and most
J. varied assortment ~ ....
eve, before In this msrk.t comprising all the
latest aud most popular brands.
am now prepared 20 t'nish the ciusens %
rstnn Hcuus and surrounding country, With an
article ci staAHH even sscvllins any hsve here
,,f,,a ,uppiiad them, al New ufleana prices.
ANTHONY NAVE,
fsbs American tiag Regsr Store.
uatnsr House basement
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12

~ The Supreme Court of Rhode
sland have granted forty-nine peti-
tons for divorce at their present ses-
sion. In three-fourths Of the cases
the wife was the complaining party.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12

~ The ladies' will motto. that MeCot-
ntot has there book for the month cfJuly
-, h,a counter this morning.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
.,trI.Uuyf CIfTLERYff

HAYS row N stvs and 70 arrive. eotnplets
i rssrrttnent ofFock st snd Tshie Cutlery, OF
". arst rsliahs makes, snd great tnsny nev
=, ylas among them the eelabrs'ed fudis ubbef
Tabls Knives. Gall snd examine them hefrs
pu,eh sing eiss vhsre-ssi ~ 10 always pleasure
T. ,,,r ,ov stock FRANK liUuUkr.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
Ia,sT.
uArON ROUGE BREWERY.

rv,uH undersigned would respectfully inferm his
j uia friends and the pahl'r, that the Rrewsfy
a, boulevard street, viii unds'g" thorough re-
p.,,s aud enlargement aud hs prepared 10 iurnish
he hest of Matt Liquors, IN sny gusntity hesifed
usv,nf made arrangements IN the West ", q fs
guis, sappls ~ the hest Malt and either materials
used \. hrewing. an article VIII be made equal !"
the hssi. 30 be had. -
dees gmaAw ALEX. ~. MAhiiN
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12

+ (SOFFEE.--Mochs Java, Mexican Rio. For
~ sale low 10 the Trade.
msya2 Q. BENJAMIN.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
OHM IGR Y.
RtcUtTUHAb IMPLEMENTS, 40.

NJ or ~ " IL Y.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 60
The Planters Potent" steam t"t"-
wood cutter.
r,uts INVENTION ~, simpllcity, IN, sbiiity sna
| an economical lsbor saving Machine has no
equal
HORSE ECRAPERs.
Cotton Gins. (guile,ts pa'snD-s ~ say VII
gin q hsies ter ar. Fifs, premium awarded 81
The Mississippi sud Lyulsisns stste Fsirs.
Dsrilisting Engines, too simple 10 need des-
e,Ip,Iop Portable Citeular Saw Mills, fnsde IN the
hest rpsnnet With Head blocks settling siihst one
end of boib ends ~ pnee.
Fite- -Pr"of SAFES, sises W accommodates f's"-
,s,s Jewellers. and Oounting Hoons
Steam Engines, Stationary snd Portsble, suh
BILE Tor Driviag, Gins, Grit Mills, saF Mhl, eie.
| t,,n oo,tuh Ties, Knows Patiently supefseedins
| aIi others ~ the kind known
| any ~ the 'nsohinss ran bs seen In prsctleal
| spsration y, the sou,hsrs tn'erprise nsehins
| wo,ks. DrLAUHOiK, DpUzgttY y OD.
| p.,2i baton Rouge, We.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
son. WATER SODA wATHpii
--it rss-
DRUG STORE OF V. HEUDE " co.

We wsrpspecifully infer,r uur friend. aud custom
e,s the ladies In particular that W. have put
NJ = eads Fuertsln.
The suaa will always he kept eooi. sud hne
assortment Of the very beat oi srtnrs, always on
hard
msyai.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
Il RIA N X HUG u II T.
TO TIE MILLIONi

THB s-aersi encouragement which h ve me.
with In my new business, induces the 's,ufn NJ
many tbsnks W this generous puhls Tor ,hsif
patronage. and solicitation iyr them 10 sgs,r
nstice announcements to-day ~ the additional
supplies IN my already large sna fresh stock cf
all goods belonging ~ my lire of susiness, snd
IN doing go I feel fulisssufsnee thstnthey -i'l
call sud see me, ,hey viii satisfied thst my srf
mes, snr.. !. 10 give entire satisfaction snd vii
await the pleasure ~ showing ny stock ana 's'''
Ing "au yho may gi~ ne . ean."
FRANK HUaUET,
r,v2a Corner ~ Third spd Laurel sree'.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
NDt'IfjE.

A ~ PERSONS Indebted 10 the ondetslgn.d,
N will plsssa come fcrwsri aud settle the sans
.i,bort delay FREDFRtCE ApBOUR, ss.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
GARD
MICHAEL pnESDERgAsl


4 VIII receive by nest steamer from New Vrrk
i something vstE new and desirable In The vsT
~ psrregs ArT sis Chailet'e srd fine Apr'e
Suits sli made ~ good material ahd entirely nev
stvta. W u. piitLi,tPa.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12

DyALEs COURT Or DEATH Rosa Bcphsur's
II Horse fair, for sale by ..
martt McOORmlCk.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
LUMBEni LUMBERii

rrIlE undersigned respectfully solicits or
ders from builders and the public gen
orally, for seaaoned tonpued and grooved,
square roofing both yellow pine aud cy-
press plso Eaah. Doors. Blinds, Ceiling,
Rough Yellow Pine, white Oak, Hickory.
Ash, Yellow Poplar and Gum, all ofwhioh
will be furnished ut the lowest prices.
FRANK HuGUET.
fabpa Third street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
GUM DROPS.
J,CE(fttEg.
IIATai IIATall
NOTICE.

ru,ur sunsCnIpEH hslnH compelled " Wind up
the bvsiness pf the late hrm ss speedily ss
possible requests all those lnssh'ed 'r carne fn'
ward and einss theit accounts ~ noie ~ pthar.
wlsp 10 thuse having yssriy accounts ,he Notes
viii he chs'gad up without iu,srss, sud receipt
r. nENJhMtH,
spao for pissss bssi'-iS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
I.,tmREvtt IgrMpERii

FINIF UNDFRsiGNFb. .v0uldfsspectfuIlT Infbff"
his friends and the public, tbst his stesw
saw Mills-The Baton Rouge Mile" sr. nov In
frIl bfsst. With good supply oftiraber snd ready
.o al any aud all oriets-ior CAsa.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
THE GnOssE TErE MILLS

on Crosse Tete bay are slso 80 uort. where "rdefs
H., lumber will he flilsd on the shgve terms.
i,,et. 1864 TREDEntOK ARnUUR, Ne.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
GUN CANES.

TvNHEsE steel rih d Gutta Perchs covered, light,
Il strong and accurate, shooting we'll either
shot or ball at long range. only \ few left for
sale at MONTAN &c 6MATTA's.
may2q
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
CousETs AND HOOP SKIRTS.

A FINE supply of French Corsets and thirty
~ Hoop skirts have been rsceivsd " the
maytO PUILADA. CASH sTORE.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
GrtNst GItNsii GItNsfii

NTOw IN sTORt, q epmpie'e sssor'inent of
~ Lengths. Hofes, Forward spd Back tetion
I,sks-rf the sslsbrateh and rsiiabts "ehlespie
shot Guns" siso the nneauslled etseneer "vns,
and povs Guns Those ~ want offs ~ ~ Gun
sre ,sanest ad 10 eali and examine my stock he.
fore purchasing elsewhere, as induosments VIII
he offered that rannot 10 resisted. -
na,I FHANK HUaBET.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
v,oop s,tIUTs.

JuAyHIust received a new supply Of Mcrsn's
Hoop skirts, made without q stitch or Clasp
Of any kind and the only SKIRT the, VIZ not come
sps,i W. y. riIiLLtPa.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
COOKING STOVES.

COOKING STOVES.
100 STOVES comprising thirty different pat
l(V terms and sires-Coal, Coke and Wood,
for sale st the lowest prices.
The Coke stoves comprise four patterns from
the cheapest TO the hsest-Coke being at 30 eests
=, barrel IA the cheapest fuel for town use.
For country use. one large oven-large wood
toyes are the best out Call and examine before
going ,ls.vhere MONTAN a MhTrA,
mava2 Hardware Corner.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
FpIET msTs AND GLOVES.

A PINE assortment ~ Fi1st Mitts, also light
N eolored Kid Gloves, 81 the .
mayID PiIfLAbA. CASH STORE
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12

Ennn RARREis now ea hand and fo' sale
.)UOO st VERY moderate ngnres hlr the cash
maytq JusHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
LIMEl LIMEN

vr,uy p,scs 70 get yeur Lime and get ths vsry
bsst nanufsetursd, is at ihs %. s,9rs 2, -,
Jsnl4 '
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
BACON.

ChIId's TaImas and Boys suits.
THE handsomest assortment OF Child's Mar
i aei1lss Tafmss and Boys Suits TO be found.
ean now 10 had at my store, the suits for littls
boys are vsry handsome.
spr2l ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
New sp,ing and summer sl"ods.

I WOULD respectfully inform my customers that
j I have row ~ store my entire stock OF hp ing
Goods, and solIclts call from sll those IN need of
nv article In my iius, w. u fHthb'Ft.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12

<yuM pRors, Candies and Chocolate, a lsrs
\ 4 assortment Just received aud Tor sale by
fab III, % wM. boaEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12

LII THE HAGE.-JubuEhsr's much al
"A mired SPkIAG FLOWER POLKA, for sale
m,y2 ED. dwM. BOGEJ,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
COngI,Tsi COI,sETs II
tAcr MANTIIIAs.

A FINE supply NJ the Atove, has been teeeiv.
~ ed. also Aome veyy handsome Lace Points,
at the PliibA. CASH sTDHb,
ua,2g Lafayette street.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-12
vALENCIENNEs COLLARS.

C onErIiiNa very handsome. also Embrider.
oil Muslins aud Jsennst Collars Az the
pHfLA. OAsii STONE.
Lafayette street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-14
sHEnvFF,s sALE.

STATE flrs 6 on IOWA IS.
DY virtue Of special execution to me directed,
ID issued by tho Clerk OF the District Qnart Of les
county, nfavor Of Green Erakine and against Will
liam liollidsyIIsha Levied upon and .ip sell e
the highest biddsr, al the door ef the Clerk Omoe
of the District Court q Tse county, Iowa, ct Kss
kuk, in ssid county, IL leah day OF April, AID.
1850, between. tbs hours of o'eloet, A. ~, and
o'clock r. n, Of said day, the f0lJbwing property,
to-wit: Eighty feet of Of the mont Of lots one,
two and three II, and 81, in Bleok ninety (9o) in
the city of Keokuk Lee couoeys 1swa; and also lot
No. seven 10, in Block No. one hundred aed sixty
seven (187), in said city The said BOT No. seven O
In Block 1917 liz to be sold separately, and out of
the proceeds of sale Of said lot hrst BE- paid TO
Simpson his claim OF sixteen hundred and ninety
two 72l00 dolars, with interest from the Sd March,
1869, at 10 per cent. per annum, and the Balance
any, be applied to the payment Of said Judgment
or 81 79S 34l00, and that said 80 feet OF of front
Of said lots 1, 2 and 5. IN Block 90 aforesaid be
sold separately and applied frst to the payment OF
said Judgment of 81, 29s Zoe. a
Taken, levied upon and TO be sold by order OF
Court to satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keukuk, March 10, 1850.
III. n. GRlFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-04-14

Standard Apple Trees, from to years, very fne;
do. Peach one year from bud; seedlings 4 years,
do, and Dwarf Pears, /, 2 Il years, from bud !;
do and do Cherries, years from bud, hne;
Ounce Bushes, Plum frees, Early May Cherries,
Grape Vines, travbesries and Chestnut Trees;
Black berries-New Rochelle or Lawton;
Gooeeberries--Houghton Seeding, Large English
Prolific;
Currants-Red Dutch, White Grape and Black
English;
Victoria, large and fine;
Red Cedse~-a choice lot, from to feet high
Also, White Cedar, Pines. FRS, Swans. Rose
Bushes, Shrubs, DC. We offer great Inducements to
those who want trees more especially Apple, ~ We
with to clears portion Of our grounds.
Remember the place 2 miles FROM City, on
Plank Road and come and get yeur trees fresh
from the Nursery as We have no agents doing susi-
ness for us. n KAY BERNARD.
JauI4-dw3m.