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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
Terrible Plight at Alliance Bctwe u
Volunteers ard NalIroad Wen.

Last night an affair of disgracefnl and
probably fatal nature took place at Alliance
between some members of the 10Th reg-
ment and the employees of the Fl. Wayne
& Chi. Il. X. We have not been able to
gather sufficient particulars to be able to
say which side is most to be blamed -
There was dance at the eating house
dining room In which several members OF
the Ohio 18th, encamped at Alliance,
participated, together with number Of
the employees of the aboys named road
A difficulty arose betweens the volunteer.
and railroad men, which termited in .
fight The railroad men, some rs in mum
Der, armed themselves with coupling links
bolts, wrenches, &c, and the fight was Z
fierce and bloody one. Several were in.
jured on both sides. Captain Kirby
Of the 10th, who Is from Mahoning Co.
had his skull fractured by blow from ,
coupling iron. When our informant lief
he was not expected to recover.
No arrests had been made when the VI
train passed Alliance this morning. A
bad feeling has existed between th
volunteers and the railroad men at ALI
ance for some time past, which no dout
occasioned the fight Cleveland Plai
Dealer, 3lst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

nAThe workshops attached to the
State Reform School at Lansing, Michi-
gan, were destroyed by fire on the 30th
ult Loss to the State and the Lessee is
some Se, 900
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

~"Pmy, Miss G., said gentleman
the other evening. why are ladies 30 fond
Of oficerY' How stupid replied she.
lis Ii not natural that lady should like
: rood offer, MR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

EF The Confederate States hold an
election for Presidential Electors to-day.
The Inauguration of the President of the
Confederacy is to take place on the 22d
Of February.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
GSens TIeshet.
Worlds Dispatch. !

The freshet in the Potomac is so great
the Long Bridge has been impossible to-
day, being oyerhowed. The water is SUBJ
siding tonight Notwithstanding the
terrific rain storm, the roads in Virginia
to day were found in excellent condition.
Government stores lying in warehouses
on the wharves suffered good deal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
GHERIFFS SALE.
stats OF IOWA. LEE cousTY-ss.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE COUkTY-SS.
Nv virtue Of special execution 70 me directed, L.
sued by the CLERK Of the District Court OF the said
County in favor Of Hiram Barney and against 1hos.
H. Curtis, land decree against j. Shelley and 9TH
ers also In favor Of w NJ g. Terrence against Rufus
Wilsey, (and decree against j. ~ Breeder, ct y
these cases having been consolidated; Ihaye levied
upon and will sell 70 the highest bidder al the door OF
the CLERKS Once Of the District Court OF Lee County
Iowa keokuk In said county, the 3th day ri DE
ccmber A. ID. 1861, between the hours Of 2 o'clock
a. m. and o'clock p. Of said day commencing al
O'Clock p. M the following property. to-wit Tie
south halt Of south quarter Or section twenty
eight I2s In township sxty-ve B5 north, range I've
ISL in the county OF Lee and hate Of Iowa, and
knuwnas Garden Dale. and said premises having been
plated and placed upoH the records Of Lee County In
blocks containing ten Of said blocks there
fore TO be sold separately and the proceeds 10 be
piled ~ ordered In the decree.
Taken, levied upon and 10 be sold BY order OF Court
TO satisfy said writ of execution.
Keokuk, Nov. 9Th, 1861.
III. M. GRIFFITH,
nov5-dtd sheriff OF Lee Co., Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
The Fleet Aeen Again.
Nar HorL No,

The bark Honduras reports seeing at
da Wight on the I'd inst, between Cape
Fear and Charleston, large feet Of na-
val vessels, consisting of small steamers
and two large ships. The wind had aba
ted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

EEThe Iowa City Republican learns
that arrangements are completed for ex-
tending the railroad fourteen miles west
of Marengo this season. The point to be
reached by this extension is the village of
Victor on the eastern line of Poweshiek
county
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
Quiet on the r SscnaNe.-Gen Halieck
Arrived.

Washington, Nov 8.
The steamer Mount Vernon has re-
turned from the aotilla, and reports the
condition Of affairs down the Potomac un-
changed
Maj Gen. Halleck, Of California, has
arrived here. He WINS introd uced to the
President to-day BY Gen. Mcclellan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

A VALUABLE PRoTEcTIoN.-The Sci
entifc American describes breast plate
which, it is said, is being extensively worn
by the officers and men in the Federal
army before Washington 1t is composed
of thin spring steel, and is worn between
the cloth and the lining of common mil
itary vest. 1t has two leaves, which LAP
at the edges when the vest is buttoned
so as to cover the entire chest. 1t weigh,
only three pounds and half, and can b
worn with ease by any officer or soldier
during the most active exercise. II i.
very strong in proportion to its weight
as it can resist the thrust of bayonet o.
sword, and it will repel the bullets Of mus
kets and pistols at ranges which would
otherwise be fatal to life
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
Fare always as low as by any other
route.
BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBURG
IT. Tickets fer sale at all the MAIN
Ticket Otficee.
FIR FIGHTS,

FIR Ell @ II rs.
BY this Route, FresEhts Of all descriptions can be
forw ardsd from. Philadelphia, A~w YORK. Boston or
Baltimore. 10 OF from any point the hc Railroads
Of Ohio. keuiucts. indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin,
Iowa or Missouri Bf RAILROAD DIRECT
The Pennsylvania Railroad also eonHeets At Pitt.
burg ~,h Steamers, By which Goods be- forward
ed ~ any point on the Ohio. Masktngum. kenturky,
Tennessee. CRmberispd, IInols. Wisconsin. Nis1ts-
sppi Missouri. Kansas. Ark ansss, aud Red Rivers,
and ut Cleveland. kandusky and ChieaEo sth steam
era 10 ali ports ihe North-M cat~rE Lakes.
MeTchal.ts and shippers cntruslinx the uansporta-
ion ~ their Freight 70 this Company can rely with
oGhdence on it, speedy txAnsii
The Mates ~ Freight
To any pout in the West by the PeDnssisania Nail
Road, are al Al tunes As FAVORABLE AZ Akk
CHARGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
II r Be particular 10 mark packages, "viA Pxss-
e. ssExpxs, Philadelphia.
MAaHAw II KnoNs. ~ North st.. Baltimore.
IKs.H e. Co.. No. Astor House, or No 1. 4,
William street. n. Y.
Lrgcn Co No. ~ State street, Boston.
H. II HOUSTON, Genf Freight Agt.. PhiiAde iphs.
l.. Il. Hot PT. Gen. Ticket Aet Philadelphia.
ENuCH LEWIS, General supt, Altoona, Pa.
BaTpd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

N
Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned WAS, De-
tober both, 1861, appoints Admnist OF the
tate of Jacob Bushcy. deceased Ali persons indebted
To said estate will govern themselves accordingly, and
those having claims against II will present them with
in the time required b, law.
ANGELINE HrSHEY
Administrators OF estate VI Jacob Bushey, deed
X. II. GILMORE, Attorney.
Nov q. IS6i-dIm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

PARADE OF THE Iowa 3D.-This fine
regiment made another parade to day,
marching through some Of our principal
streets, and eliciting general commenda-
ton.
The tarry of the Iowa boys here, We
trust, has been pleasant to them, and will
enable them to return to active duty in
much better condition than when they
left it. When they will leave is still un-
certain, but probably inside Of two weeks.
i-Ioainoy "his.
D@"Compromise, q word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the Rebellion. So long Is the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there il moth
ing to compromise but the
honor Of tho country and the integrity
Of the Government and who, but hi
who ID ready to ill . towards grave
is prepared for submission to such hu
initiation - this p Joseph Holt, o
Kentucky.
r1- A Southern traitor has ambi
ton and whisky for excuses, but I
Northern traitor is . natural tory and
toady. The New York News, the New
York Day Book, tho Cincinnati I'm
quirer, and few other northern paper
Of that stripe. are doing more to fos
ter and prolong the rebellion than al
tho southern fanatics and disunion pa
psrs combined. Il Frankfort Ky Con.
| man uedifh,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-06

J. w. McMILLEs, Cashier.
napEItt
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State Of South Carolina.
IEBErII.LE DISTRICT

Cdicc Ca"rt ":fGSamon Ii,dx o"d' Cert SESSIONS
Moore d tluaiic. A,inrhmsnr.
vs. fThomrsnn e. F;firJ la in
los \" Davis. ls~ lifts Attorney.
w liE:EihS' III" eiam,if did on tie tenth
w day Of April @cigh, cen hundred and
sixty, file his declaration nrirst the Dcirn.
dsnt, who. Git i saidT is abseBt from nhh
without the limits of the state. and has neither
vii. nor attorney known within the same, uron
whom copy OF said declaration might hc
served: 1t is therefore ordered. tia, the, 81 i'll
Defendant 10 nprenrand, plead t" tho said de.
cl"rali"n. on or before the eleventh day of
April. eighteen hn drcd ard ,ixty.onc ether.
wise final and absolute Judgment will then be
given ani awarded against him
MATHEW MCDONALD, c. C. r.
Clerks ClMGsl
april IL fSSb 81 12m
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Exceeding one square, or twelve liHea, will
be charged for, cs advcr,i< ,i<clncnts. :. =, .
EI5-'. Marriage notices solicited
eB AL Communications not Of general in
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ca Announcing Candidates Five Dollars.
sSS All al"cJisem ents not4avng the nm,n.
bei$of insertions. marked on'the copy, will be
published ,ilIsforbid n I'd charged accordingly.
I. eB- Money for Job Work and Advertising
from any except regular patrons will BE- consid.
cred due rs soon as the work is tlunc
= EsB Subscribers md Others. in debt SO us.
.nre urgently requested to send n5 the saihhount
Of 'tlieir. Indebtedness immediately. iS
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LIME! LIMET LIME :!

TaHE Subscriber taxes this methodsof inform.
Il - ing tie public generally. that'KSshas, aud
expects toskeep constantly on hand. a good
Arnoide Old Quarry. ones mile from Pinsons =
Fcss: or 'haSHc Bridge, on Snluda River,
wbich'he of93kffor sale at tile following prices:
Any amount .:uudsEs 100 bushels. 3st cts per
!kns4 that amotiat 80 ct3 per @bushel.
Terms Cneh. stase ff'F% J..C. RASOR
Mt hsEsAaurensD Dist, $. c.. Oct: 20, lam
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eQuRlk Iill ! 'EltlERPaRiissEE44 \ l
,'saPRbR ! U . 8 4 llll9 IN W60LN GOODS.
coz BpM aa6e1cE.n.S n.S

sssrs GREAThx lNcREAska
RhssaSs 4 s :
80 ay
S the woon but
make
Sg9: so small
ofwa
II re. s asss 90 @ s1ss
as
ps South
!: = s $
y sis Ss 81
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|. KAuEFkR,;, I. !. u RllM. g. CO,
s. ass>S Is ., 5ssssssssSsss - es"HIE%@sS~ =
y WHOLESALE AND RETA4L :
.ssesgs.aa<1s .ssGs aass* .sfssss&ss sss&ss : :
DIR ! " -. 60 O DzS =
s 3 =: .s#s4t -
e s Na Rn IS s. NC s. ENlae N a' J
17s - BHoAD sf.R1azsp. ~
UNDER 1HEAUeusTA HOTEL AgausTAeA -

JiE would respectfully afehss
ehs
"sVe'y for Which, an old fact
lGoodsf
Wholesale House besides further travelling
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Az, !sadsss G@e far conorhoss.,
dFafl DiSEGSSSs8f The Urinary organs.

e. =. 1,s has,asGh for conpr1uss,.
A1dSaii DisEIsSSs8f Tie Urinary Mgans
sEHiS tcinedy cures when all other prepnra.
tohs fail. II u entirely IL hke.eyery other
compound econ, tanning 40 ,nincra, potion nruqu
ssoms- -Oruq. rs it is prepared solely from Rdsis
BnrkS and Lrnr"s. and has hcrn handed dGwu
from one r"n-rn,iaR p" nr",hcr hv tn" Lhrrokec
Indigr$ 1t Esff"rrd 10 the puh!i" on ITS own in.
,,'nsc m"ri's.s 1t r"rf"Ims ia duty quickly and
-lh"r""EhtS.,, The n.f95ignetc Of either sex will
te repaid lisSnsing this Itmcdr rinstenl of placing
themselves al the mercy ofs"rnc QuacE nnpro
frssnr. Ihis Rmcdy strikes atthe.yerv Root nr
The 9i:sass is '"nJsncy is not sinlpJy to suspend
'is R9is"n. hHt t9 r'lgnve the c"iisr on (which it
d"Fehds sFfnH directions in pamphlet form nc.
co'Hr"n%'ta"h bntll".-Ihc speedy md Le.n,a.
nch' relief Afforded by ihi$'Rrmcdv. in Alfonso.
Of G"n"rh"". elect. Grarel Stricimre. EYuor III
6rS, IChihs IN fimalc..) and all Diseases " the
Urinary Organs, haasas "nirhcl thd5no st scicn.
tfic 'n'n q" she neessTiii- remedy not only Grad.
'cat"s all poison from tie system hut iur;gorntrs
the i."s' 'lrlcateconsttul"n. -sfSg" 1t does un,
affect ,he.ircatiscr in,"rfsre with nnv class ,f
bnsin"ss.so r,Gnreanv afvic,i"n FROM. The usn
"a. diet. ~ 1t requires II" nss.t anreIi"rn 9th
or medicine. And what rnhnn"cs its value s
tn" entire absence If all na,ls"ous taste, being
pleasant and delicious syrup.
I'ricr s. PR Eoiic "r 7Ercc EntI,s fer So
POTTER Il MEENlN, Solc Prornistors.
sst. Louis Mo
Sold in Ahh"vllc hy D McEauci,lin aud all
r"sp"nsihlr .lgnlrrs in medicines. Van Schank
u GrlGrson. Charleston. Wholesale Agents.
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Or. VIM. A. ALLEN,
EURGEt,N DENTIST. =

>, =
HezEN tHAVING graduated in .sthe
UTA Dental College of PAiladelpkias.
IstI -! Offers BA services to. lie public:
ssk Psik s,hafoagbly roFsd in all the depaliments,
siIi be enabfsd,.o gssss entire satisfaction IL 10
'sose who may kvos hffo With their patronage
tB RodhisOyer the, new Book and Dr1a
ssore = af Mr. c. HsAi6n, in Whites Building.
y Apf'f4' ls6oS9ayss x
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IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS
OF all Descrirfio0s Made 4o 0rdor

We ""st'"ve,y day III the, week. We have
nov ;li" h.., Si""L Of Gearing Pattern in the
state. having chmc"'! all ia" Patterns be-
longing Goorg Sinclair ( Go. n.nr.g iti the
sh"p. "" ha," good Pattern Walkers constant
lv rnr."Nc.l. Our Castings Have taken th.
Iremi4mSevcry year al the St,te Agricultural
S1ciety.T
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hbbcvil!c Banner have established the follow
ing rates OF Advertising TO be chargedHby
both papers:
Ev'ry Advertisement inserted for less time
ihan three months, VIII he char:"i hy the in
sertion at One Dollar Per Square, Ui inch
-the.space of II solid lincs Or lcss.1 Tor the
first insertion: and Fifty Cents for Nch euJ.
scGubn litisritiun. -
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Two Dollars in Advanse, yr TwS;
& Dollars. end Fifty Cents at ahe :" "
EXniratioN of the Year.

gY- All subscriptions not limited ,BtstlIs
time Of S1bscribine, will be considered
indefinite. and will be continued until arrenr-
ages arc paid or at the option the PIuprie--
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DC accompanied hy the Cash. -.
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sEH sEsHEzQ110REsMARKW6LTER,
RHTsM wSRKs
HoWARD ; Hsse CATION.
. a,5Eaf9DEiaP IN a.

.s2k, Bf"erolths ias!tption es'a6iish;a Gv.prciai
e"doeagssA TOR hc relisf Of M-.; s'ek and J2ix.
: DISEASED
MI ED!CAL Advice given gratis hy the Act
w ing Surgeon t" all who apply by letter
with description Of their condition. (nge. Qccu-
spatioHf q. Of life Sea and in cases dix.
trsl9sRSy Msd in g 8 Mtssbished freeof charge
splsrsl ~ tia Disressa ssat to the afiiic, ed in
settled lcireT envelopes; fret Of charge Two
or three Stamp. for postage will he accepiible.
Address. IsSxJ: SKlLLIN HOUGIlTON.
.rActi9g Surgesr. Howard Association, No. 2
:Soufh Nitih Stfeht, Philadefpeia. Pa. - x,
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- EZRA fD1 HEARTWELL, President, :,
GEO. FAIncuILD, Secretwy. IJan. 20, l2m
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Saw Mii1s.


We manufacture cireiii'afsaw Mills Of three
siz"s."zA Also, v intcr's Pit ent Mdlny Snws. fur,
which we have the rigl,, Vi tl,r ;n,e Of South
Carolina, and We also make Saw M,liIrons of
all sizes Our Saw Mill Irons als" took the
Premium nj tho late Fair held in Columbia.
shingic and Barrel stave Machine.
We are agents for Samuel II. k,rg'< patvn.
Si'ingle and s'nve Machine. II will cut 1000
Sh,nuies or Barrel Slaves per day.
: Nv are aiso a-;'nts E'r ju'i>"'s Patent tioH.
crncr Valves "ml T"rl Econ"mis.-. :. GietIs
Agents '"r l"wber's Cotton Seed IIulier ssS.s
:. In snd..iiion tISl lhe ahuvc We ,anuf,ctuSaSs
: pai ent Rsnet iop Mater Wheels; Iarn. Sn VII
1lfll:+D":.s. Of a%s'i"rinc Pattern nml v.txS
c',eap. I'm sh"s., anything r. and about h Mil,
Cf any skifl.
q list q; prize. = WI he Sell; 10 any one
wishing ST. sA!so. n! questions answered, and
communications promptly attended TO-.
JOHN Al,EkA NDER,s
R4B%RrAtoUeUGALL.
Shrt"rnb-r 2S, 1850, 22Tf2mS
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Obituary Notices

Cne column, orc year $50.
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JOHN ALE,ElaNg1phE7;R 6 co.,;
MANUFACTURERS OF
= Steam shngiaes,
+ From 8 to ICo Horse Power.

,WE Have always Engines of different
W We. III a forwnrd stn.e, so tn 1T VIC can
furnish any SIZE with di-.,nrch
Cur Engines took The i;:.s pr,nium at tic
Charleston Institute Fair haid in 1872
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THE SOUTHERN REP{BfaC,

-" T' --. q
THls Daily and Weekly polilics. and Can esso
sMyTIIl mrTe,ai r Journal, edited ty JAMES 81.
associate, contains the lnfsst news hy ~. 81
ss,"pn snn",, and Hai!; ispghlished m, the civ Of
augusta, Georgia. by WM J. VASON eco
;.n y the Shsapest Political Paper Of it's ais
Hmss;o1 Issosa Dalysdn the Confederate fstatss ei
TERMS -eAss IN ADVANCE =
D:'' :: 's' S;s S. Sc %sssss Ssssis g s.ss e.
:. " Three bIopthsssa ~. asSO
One Month, s5F6o -
Weekly foEoassE eaf, gF II zoo. v.
u HSix Months, ,-i II as
81 ~ -Four Mon3al%s ~ 90 sss.is
GESsaf5nth !, zsxs&6I
s!
.rss,.. rs:,.s:;sI 4 4. .s,hss'.a s.ss )lss
-
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REIDVILLE
FEMALE tIIGH SCHOOL,,
Spartanburg Dist, S. c. -

THE Next session of this Institution |. mill
Il commence On Monday the FOURTH day
OF FEBRUARY. under the direction of tie
Kew; T.; a. REID, AZ, ~. and J. F. SHAW,
A. NJ. Principals. *. p -
Able and'eficiest Assistants insalI"th va
rious departments Of the School viii he CON
tinually empleyed. Miss MARY A. GAL
LO"A?, fro8fssAthens. Georgia, who comes
to us highly recommended will preside con.
stantly over the School. rs.4s.:y
Partiedlaf attention will be given to Vocal
and anssrgEsntal Music. and all the other Or
Board. including " Washine and Fuel. can he
obtained at The Female Boarding House, or in,
the best families in the Village at the very rea
sonabe rate of TEN DOLLARS Per, month.
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Rates of Tuitlon,

q Per Session Of T,centy. Weeks
Primary Branches, sd oo
The above, with English Grammar, Ge.
ogIaPhy. History or Arithmetic, 10 90
The Higher Branches, 10 Ho
Modern Languages 10 O0 N
drawing and Painting%in Water Colors. 3
Grs"", eaG", o, 5 90
ing. each, Az
Embro;dasg' failing l5s60l
each wax fFuit and Flowers, tssss
Use Of Piano 10 90
CONTINGENT - so
sR For further particulars address,
REID d SHAW. Principals.
January o. ,aa, % o. Reidvil!e. s. c.
''t' Oh o. st@
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BEl,T,S *

We cast 3, lis Of nll s:"s, for Churches or
Fire Alarm. on th".m"st rrisnnal.r terms and
If they DO Eot give general satisfaction. the
pfrtXcfn' return them ut expense. We
'weresnwaited Premiums last wear at the Sinl.
Fair held i,aColumla and mt the Charl.s,o ON
Institute Fair for cur i?,eis
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HEgH1g1VVEs sHesgsTS.

We have Secured some of the hcsfN Mill.
wrvhia in the State !"r putting NJ, our Engines
,apd Mills. We have "nlJstnanrnIon the nam. g
OF IifhaAs AHhERsoH. WHO is acknowledged
by all VIII" know him he on" of the first of The
State. Also, J. j. BEvIT, -Jo!a sSrnrrrrrs.
and GrvcrGl others
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Institute Fair for our ntrs.
Grist Hills. and Grist Fill Irons.
-- We mnnu'aetsifs Portable Mills Of. all sizes
nnd of superior parirrn. Al" Cast Mill Irons
of all sizes Our Gri-t Mill ir,: al.u took the
Premiur, ut the late Fair IN Columbia
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.saIAFe|RaE!, ! !,

Ah sebsstibek Rill AZ t5lrssl =. "a. ]. s
markes tor7Y Yeung and :. 5sssa 80, s2s,
eyf AND Girls ,,ssies'
Asslss y, ~ IS .s,s !
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-15
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .ALBASY, Mareh ~, 1901.
The following bills, among Others were reported
fsvorably from the Standing Committees;
TIE Har lem or Coles Bridge bill.
The bill 10 incorporate the Medical College OF the
Bellevue Hospital in the City Of New-York.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. j. MCLEOD MURPHY-To authorize j.
Mcleod Murphy TO lay rsIlraod on Tenth avenue,
New-York II If 10 come from Forty street down
the avenue through Hudson, Spring, and Broome
streets the Bowery, Catherine street, and the New
Bowery, 10 the Wallstreet Ferry. Some thirty cor
poratoTs bamed in the bill
Mr. HILLHOUsE introduced bill TO confirm tue
purchase Of tie Post Oce site III Nassau street Is
The sane re the bill that has been considered and
amended IN the Assembly.
Mr.. CONNOLLY introduced bill TO enable per-
sons charged with crime in New-f0rk aud Kings
County and committed for trial 20 move for tI!al,
and req ng the Courts 20 take 10 such trials IN pref
erence 10 ali other causes.
By Mr. MANIERRE-To establish q Nautical
School ia Neg-York Harbor, with the privilege to
participate in the Common School Fund.
Mr.. HAMMOND reported for the consideration Of
the Senate the bill to prevent and punish bribery and
corruption.
Mr.. RICHMOND, from the Committee on Rail
roads, reported adversely 70 the bill TO reduce the milk
freight on the Harlem Railroad.
Mr.. kETCHUM moved to oisagTee with the report.
Messfs. ROBERTSON and ne rCHUM earnestly
advocated the motion, aud was carried, and the oil
was sent TO the Committee VI the Whole.
The bill relative the State Arsenal and LANDS IN
the Civ of Brooklyn considered ia COMMITTEES OF
the Whole, and ordered to third reading
The bill to incorporate the New. York Navigation ard
Colonization Society also ordered to third read