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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-20
LeEas Notice.


To Noah Holt:
Vuu are hereby notified that there Is now on Gle
i in the oiace OF the Clerk OF the District Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition Of
hiram Barney claiming of you the sum Of twelve
hundred dol lars, with ten per cent. interest per
annum, payable annually n we'll as any further
sun that may fall due before the termination of
this suit, money due on mortgage made by
you Charles Mason and since assigned to saic
Hiram Barney, dat. January Il, 1856; also claim
ing ag Amt you and he other defendants the fore.
closure Of said mortgage, the same being upon
the u. Of Sc. OF Sec s and +. of the M. 1
oil Sec. s, all In Up. Sc NORTH range six Q west.
Lee county. Iowa, Tor the purchase money; and
further asking for sale OF said premises, and
general relief.
And unless You appear and answer said petition
before the noon OF the second day Of the ne
term Of said Court, TO commence Mt keokuk
the lst Monday Of September, A. ID. 1851, a
default will be entered against you snd judgment
rendered thereon prayed for in said petition.
NOBLE d STRONG,
May IS, 1861 I'm PITTS Att'ys.
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Legal No.lce.


To aeergs W. Lrmvn, Henry CALDWELL, Caroline r.
Root, r. ). Rove, Michael Bushey, Comedies
Eau kner, Joseph Ridgway, james @. Lemon:
VOU and each Of you are hereby Notified that
L there 10 now 6le In the office OF the Clerk OF
tie District Court of Lee County, iowa, ut keo-
knk. Iowa. thu petition aHd amended petition ri
Hiram Barney claiming of Eliza Stripe, the sur
Of fourteen hundred and fifty dollars With 10 per
cent. interest Per anIum payable annually, as
money due on mortgage msde by her 10 Charles
Mason and since assigned to said Hiram Barney,
dated December IS, 1884; also claiming against
each of you the foreclosure 81 said mortgage, the
same being upcn Lois ths~e aud fur In Block ~
in the City OF keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, for the
purchase aefeys and further askIng for . sale
IF said premises, aud general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before noon Of be "a day Of the oi
said Court, to commence at heok uk on the LIST Mon.
day OF September, A. u. 1861 default will be en-
tered against you, and Judgment rendered thereon
M pray Cd for in said petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
May Is, lS6i-dlm Att'Ss for Plaintiff
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90 M M T. kCIAI.
DAILY GATE CRY nwrteH. |
ksakuk, May l3.

DAILY uArK CRY nrFtcH
ksakuk, May i3.
FL0UR-supernnc,$ - 90 = Spring wheat OK
ira, 81 30, FAN wheat,extra,$3 rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $3.50 OF psrIoo.
c0kN--yeliow 10 to 10; white 10 TO II.
BARLEf-Erring 3sastr
WHEAT In good daEand. Fall 20 H. Iea;-
spring rec; choice do. 10.
OA1s-l7 to lsc.
RYE-35c dull
| PoTAroEs-15to ~ by the load retail 20 to Is
dkoCkkIks-hc~ Orleans Sugar, fair 7ast
prime ~ to s, clarified 9al0, crushed and 10 al
Ito IL. MolAsses-PlantAtiof 35to 4Oc, s.. II ~
% 40, Golden syrur,65 to 700. Cofee-Rio II
to n. Java 20 to &c. Laguyrs, to II to Is. Rice
6;a7.
e0AP-PAlm &c Family ss44e 5 German, ttefn
7ito74.
| eAEBLEs-Slar TITO IL, Sssarins IS, Mould
l1tol2,
LARD-sa; retail lie.
BuTIER-Comnon "A to 81 Choice Is to is
retaill5 i7A.
LEATHER-Sole rs to Use; Harness M
HiDES-Dry - to o green, A to 4Ac; green
sheep peIts 80 to soc; green hog skins Is.
hA1-Tf2lfte HupkAfiaLt S4i0 34tN, LIE
othy 81 to 37A; Bxied do. - to ssi; Retail, de-
Sill to I21.
sEEDs.-HungariAn Grass, 25a3s Timothy 81
Is. Flax Seed, 50 --
5uNDklES - Onions, 50 to e5 Egg 8 to 81
Feathers, sec to s5c. White Beans, soto7o.
fRUIT-Drisd apples, 90 to Is par bush
Dried peaches 81 90 to 15s; kaisins, 81 75te
%.
cHEEsE--W. r. l0a1I Denmark Q toll.
BEEf-7a74c gross; &C TO &c Psrquarter.
sHEEP-31 80 to IS 90 p head.
HO1S.-Dressed - 90 to ~ 80.
sALT-G A.,$I 50 to 20 per sack; KanAs
IA, a23 per bbi.; Liverpool, 81 0ea2 90 PEI
aaek. Lake e. 10 to 81 Is y Dbl.
Fish ackorel, Mol $50 to 81 y Dbl; No
$40 to- SIT; Ne. . 9l2to3l3. White, Nc. 4 IS 81
H. SD - q half bbl. Cod Fsh Sto b.
HA61-2 to 1sc-
OLD ik0S-Ai to &c per n BRASS s to lee pc
b.; Copper I2i TO lac per n.
ExcsAssx.-On New York for currency. nom
| inai, is to 20 percent; forgoid per cent. St
| .ouis per cent.
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c. Somebody writing to the Gate City
remarks tIst having been acquainted
with Hon. Cyrus Franklin for 20 years, be
Is prepared 10 say that the II Ion. y. 4. 10 the
.soul of honor" We have been scquaint.
ed with the same gentleman about Is years
and that "soul,of honor" has been invisible
to mortal gaze through the whole quarter OF
o century. The Gate City correspondent
meant the ssssaf Of honor."-Des MONIES
Register,
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Sc DeKay, known to our readers Of
former years as Ssedy x, editor Of the Ke-
okuk Journal, is 10 the Confederate army at
Harper's Ferry, and ofdciates as correspond
ens Of the Louisville fourier. He says there
are about four thousand troops there, nearly
one fourth are from Kentucky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-20

The publishers Of the New York Tribune
will gladly send dossn copies Of their Daily
and as many Of their Weekly issue regularly,
free. 10 the Colonel OF each and every regi-
ment engaged in the War for the Union who
will instruct bis Adjutsnt 70 notify us fr ON
time TO time how to forward them 20 bis sd-
dress, and who will allow them TO be dissrib-
uied among bis men for per usal when of du-
~. Please address the Tribune, New York.
e. Joe Lane ought 10 make . good Or .
W esrsnan. He's great on letters OF M :.
(sarque)
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Legal Notice.


To Henry Caldwell, II. q. Rnwes
N0U and each Of you arc hereby notified tha,
/ there is on Ale in che ofhce OF the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa, ut Kea.
kuk, petition OF Hiram Barney, claiming 81
Eiira Stripe tho sum of thirty one hundred
dollars, with tsn per cent interest per Annum
payable annually a. measy dive ON two mortgages
made by her to Charles Mason aud since assignee
to said Hiram Barney, DATED October TO, 1856; aIst
nlai ming against each Of you the foreclosure oil
said mort gage, the same being upon Lots one ape
Two in Block Eve in Msson's Upper Addition IL
the City of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, for tbs
purchase money and further asking for !
safe OF said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear aud answer said petition
on or before the liz Of the second day Of thu
next term II said court, to commence mt keokul
on the Isl Monday Of September, A. ID. 1851,
default Will be entered against you ard jud gmen
70 ndered thereon, AS prayed for In said petition
NOBLE STRONG,
May III 4s4+iff fHTntTh's Nttnrnays
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belle Letters OF war.

belle Letters Of war.
The following correspondence 10 seid so
have transpired anterior TO the attack on f.
Sumter:
Jeff. Davis 10 President Lincoln.
.sMith mortar laixhan and petsrd
We l.nacr Ola Abe cur BeaUrekard."
Old Abs TO If. D0vis.
with psixhsn, letaId4 gus and mortar
Well make ali traitors one head shorter"
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TT Messrs. Haubcrt 4 Schotte, Beer
Brewers, ON l4.h street, between Main and
Biondcau, advertise their Garden as open
from this day. Their Lager Beer 10 supa-
rior quality and will DO served to customers
at the usual rates.
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Harper q nd lScnncls Tabooed.

Harper and ncnnets Tabeoed.
The Charleston Courier Of recent date
says:
"The New York Herald and Harper's
Weekly are papers not 81 for circulation here
or anywhere south, and the first named, es-
pecialiy, has lately contained many articles
clearly amenabie to our laws. Many citisens
have determined that the sale and circula-
ton Of these and similar papers shall aud
must be stopped"
Who would have supposed that this was
the reward 10 store for those servile, dirt.
eating sbeetsp What : grateful set Of task
masters are the lords OF tho lash
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-20

List ~ asanks Received IN y eok M
All the Bankers Of this city have agreed
TO take only she notes Of the follow
ing Banks, subject to correction daily. All
Wisconsin Banks rejected. Discrcditsd cur
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c. number Of Yankee shocmakers,
recently driven from the Carolinas, have co.
listed ID the Massachusetts regiments for the
war. Had they been allowed peaeesb1y 10
remain at the south, they would have pegged
away for tho rebels, nov they will peg away
at them.
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reney bought ct about so cents. .


LIST OF CURRENT BANKS.
Received on deposit by the Chicago Ma.
fine ard Fire fnsurance Company, B. r.
Carver & Co., Hoffman L Gclpcke, Western
Marine and Fire Insurance Company, r. q.
Adams, Ii. A. Tucker 4 Co., end e. /. Tink-
ham l. Cor, under the sgreement made With
the Merchants and others, Of this date,
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Attention, city Rifles.

The Company will meet this Saturday evening
at tho Court House, at "a o'clock. III member
are earnestly requested TO be present. business Of
Importance will be transacted.
Il. II. PAIT ERsON, Sec'y.
Saturday, Nay lS-dlt
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THE ELECTION.


The election isprogressing. Turn out and
vote -------
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


shake and BnrnI sEake ana Buymi
This IL the life Of agony endured by the suffer
era from Fever and Ague. lie wandsrs like an IN
certain shadow, never knosIng what moment he
may DC Frustrated, and therefore disinclined 10
give any serious attention II hnai nsas Aeis bur
den 10 himself and TO friends, who are worn out
10 altering to his wants. This 10 the condi-
lion OF thousands in town and country. II il no
enagerAtion 10 say that Fever and Ague kills more
people than any other twenty diseases in America;
For cure and speedy cure for this terrible attic
tioa tAse pleasure in recommending Hostest or
Stomach Btters, which have already achieved .
widespread reputation for rapid and powerful ST.
fects in renevating the system when prostr ated By
this disease
Solany z. iiBBoss, A. ]. NILKiEsos ,BARrLsr,
KAYE Co., and j Il. WILKINSON.
For sale BY druggists and dealers generally ev.
erywhere.
May Is. 'sl-dAw
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ELOUasl AQUA
nUINOY CASTLE MILLS Xxx FLOUR;
Nk Grace Aills DonbIe Extra Flour, for sals hr
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
,SDAY MORNING. MAY 2S, 1861.
Spttial Qotites.
EEiiGiNi-S.

Divine service viii continue to be held at Major
Bredon's on the Orovillc road, miles from Marys-
willie; at Jackson Laaham's, on the Bangor road, .
miles from Mary>gil'e; and a. Philip ChurchyUs, on
the Long Harroad, near zrbriskie's. L. MAYO viii
preach at the above places on alternate Sundays at
o'clock p. VI. apo I'M
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28

sS The following letter, which mphaucaly speaks
for itself was written by the Dean of the Faculty of
the Philadelphia College Of Medicnc--to the editors
Of the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal San Fran
cisco. for uubicatiou:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
NO. 81.
Qallg 0atlonaI 3ltmuttat
Election Of Delegates to the State Com
ventiOn OF the Fourth OF July.

The unconditional Union men Of Yuba county.
who approve the r.solutions and call Of the State
central Committee presided over by Hon j. p.
Hoge, adopted on the sth Of May, for a State Con-
yeuton at Sacramento on the 4th Of July next,
ana who will support the nominees of that Com
yenhon, are invited 10 assemble ia township mass
meetings on the 18th day Of June, 1851. for the
purpose Of choosing delegates, directly from the
people, to the said State Convention, without the
Intervention If party County Conventions: the
place for holding the meeting in each township
To be designated b. friends # the cause res dent
therein The entire vote of the several townships,
east at the last Pres dental election is given be-
low aud also the number Of delegates to which
each township is entitled under the apportUn-
mcnt Of the State Central Committee
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
MRS. MINSEON.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children tecthirr, which greatly IA
cilitate the process Of teelng by soronne Che gums
reducing all inGamaton--viu allay all pain, and is
sureto regulate the bowels, Depend upon It mother.
it will everest to yourselves, and relief and health 90
your infants. pefecty safe IN all cases. See adver-
tstmeut iu another column. mayi-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28

! CISCO, Tor puDucatou:
PHjLADr1PulA, January tIth, 1850.
! To the eliiors Of the Pacific Ncdlica, Journal
Gentlemen: My attention has been called to an arti-
Gle ina the December number of your Journal n regard
| to the ad eundcm degree granted hy the Philadelphia
College Of Medicine to Or. J.. J. C2apkay. When the
application for the degree mad" tn the Faculty, "a
was accompanied ly ahlaylts aud testimonials 10 Che
effect tlot ur. Clap,ay was regular graduate ". D.
Of the University of Pcsth, had served COON in
| the Hungarian army and Was rgEuior practitioner
of medicine. On Tie strength Of these the degree
was granted. The ad cuudrm degree. as ts name iu'
pos, is conferred on graduates only and gives us
new privileges. He'd there been Tue SLIGHTEST susp
refused. Br inserting this I'm your journal yon VIII
DO an act Of justice 90 hc College, aud confer favor
ON ours, yerJ respectfully, II. Rand,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine.
DIR J.. J. CZApEhY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute is on Sacramento street below Not-oucry-
orpo,it, tie Pacific Man Steamship Company ~ Office,
San Francisco. The Doctor offers free consultations,
and asks no remuneration unless hc ELECTS q Culc.-
Unice hours from9 a. N. to9r.M
CEtEFTEFgC A'EsI,--1, the undersigned, Gov
Cruor of Hungary, do testify hereby, that DR.. h. ).
c2apsay has served during jhc contest for Hungarian
liberty, Ch rf Surgeon, I'm the Hungarian army,
with faithful pcrs,v vertuce. Whereof have given to
him LIS certificate, and recommend him to tbo symp1-
thy, atteuon ani protection Of al those vino pre- co-
rHIt oi approaching patriotic self -s"criute aud un-
dcse.y "a misfortune. KO@SITII LAlOS,
Governor of hungary.
WAsmNGToy C5rY, Jan. 9Th, 1852. ipl7
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" Q AANlfaAltNf
n, ,F t,s
Total,

sIItIsl7 ~ IT Z IIDl ND,
Chairman Iuha County Dem. Central Com.
}. NJ. REESE, Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS
Done at Short Notice.

In conclusion, will add, that all the above Goods are
made of the best material that the country will afford
Ihe mechanics employed are men of long experience.
Every article manufactured is of the most approved
style and has the latest improvements of the day
While | feel thankful for all past favors l trust that
may meet with good encouragement in building up
"H0ME INDUSTRY
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
All sizes of the Ketchum Combined
Reaper
On hand, and for sale cheap for cash.
List of Articles Manufactured at
TIOS. OGG SHAW'S
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

f. PECK'S IEApER OR II ARNESTER, which s by
far superior to any imported machine, took FIRST
Premium at Sacramento in ls0S, and in loo9'
This machine is both light and durable.
THE CALIFORNIA COMBINED REAPER AND
MOWER which cuts six feet in width, and is the best
machine on this Coast. This machine took the FIRST
Premium at the great trial. last season, at Oakland
over eleven other machines.
RIDERS PATENT EQCALlZiNG SCREW HORSE
f0WER.-Possesscs great advantages over any
other Power in USE and is well calculated for doing
all kinds of work Usually done by Horse Powers
can be easily repaired, and at little expense.
EGGLESToN'S BROADCAST PATENT SOWING MA
CHINE.-This is the only Seed Sowsr ever invented
that can he depended "pon for sowing of grain, on
all qualities OF soil, and in all kinds of weather. 1t
can be changed suitable to the smallest quant-
~ of Grass seed, per acre. to the largest quantity of
Wheat, Oats Barley, or any other Grain, sOwn
broadcast. The cutoff slides are arranged that
in closing out land any width may be sown, from
TWELVE FEET down to ONE has taken FIRST
PREMIUM at every State and Comfy Fair where
it has been exhibited.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
Marysville Gymnasium

NO. I5l Second ST., between High and Il,
WILL reopen on Wednesday, tfe Tth day of
w November, $780, for general exercise in Gym
nasilcs and Physical Training. The public inv-
this institution
phe rooms will he kept comfortable day and night.
Doors open from 6 A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ
Ierm>-S3 90 per month in advance.
mol CHAS. A. KATZ, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-28
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

From Hay Fork to a Twelve Horse
Power Thrashing Machine,
Can be procured at my "Pioneer Agricultural Works
THOS. OGG SHAW,
33 Sacramento street. San Francisco, Cal.
mh22 3mis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-05

Cherokees In great battle during tho war OF
1912, was . frst cousin Of the present General
Ferns father. At any rate, 10 was a near
relation.
The present General FLOYD has probably
much moro military genius than any of his
martial ancestry en- either side Of the house.
We have often wondered that he did not 70 to
West Point, when boy, 50 decidedly military
is his turn Of mind. He has clear percep-
ton of all the great military events which &C.
Cured during the great French wars, and
seens to have studied the battles and sieees Of
that period with much assidui.y. We felt con-
WINGED that he would make his mark if he
ever got an opportunity. And no has done il,
no doubt the enemy think, with vengeance.
l. is not mere bravery that is needed in Cen
eral. The talent and the courage, NAPOLEON
thought, must be equally balanced, CT
the man will never make General. If
the courage DO too great for the under
standing, he will be rash and, though
capable Of being made useful when un-
| der the direction Of q superior mind, viii
surely get himself cut up if left alone. On the
other hand, if tie talent be too great for thu
courage, the officer will be too cautious in his
operations. nice equilibrium is the thing
desired and General FLOYD seems to possess
1t in u remarkable degree. The affair of Cross
Lanes was On small scale, but HERCULES
can be discovered from the foot. 1t was per-
feet in ali its parts; conception and execution
were alike taultless. General FLOYD has
shown himself capable Of much greater things.
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General Eioyd.

Gen. FLoYD, upon the first opportunity af-
fordsd him, has vindicated his claim to that
military talent which is the Inheritance of his
family on both sides Of the house--PREsros
ard FIoYp. All the older PREsToss were war
riors. 9sn FRANCIS and Gen. JOHN Preston
both fought bravely ia the revolutionary war,
and Col. JAMES afterwards Governor Of the
STATE ard Postmaster Of this city, distin-
gushed himself highly in the war of lsI2.-
ia the Mexican war, the present Col. JAMES
rsgsros marched through Christansourg
with company Of mountain boys bound for
tie scene of strife, whom an aged citizen re-
marked that be had seen bis father and grand
fasasr do ths same thing before him, Ia the
Revolution and Ia tay War Of 1919. Gen.
sLssas gsaaafsihss, On tbs fsstss's ssss. sas
ons g ICE aos: sussssssa! eGssrs thar taush,
sae sas'sas Ia sas ssaiy days u ksasassy
Aistssy. His fsiass, tassga b Asa 10 sp-
ps1tanits Of Fassias biz a.l;iasy talsut 10 Ne
sass wss NAH u strung military Hiss, ssa
would have shown bis capacity Tor somsasd
had the shAass prsssatsd itsslf We bslisvs
Gov. FLorD. of asosgiA who dsihalsA IL
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Air,mono Dispatfn.
THURSDAY soRNINa -" SEPT .. $50,



TIE del AVS ana the iueanveaieroes in the
opening ana The delivery of the rails Al toe
r,st-offoe IL tais ely are pithou, prScscen'
IN ally pss;-othce that Sc have ever seen OF
beard at. These matters Ct complaint are not
a'ts.t4tsblo 20 any want Of the splf' "i ao-
ooYamvd.siyn % iaiAs.sy Ia th~ Postmaster OF
his ASSISTANTS and CLERKS; but to want OF
spsicient force to perform tac work Oh the
otiies, an O. some necessary improvement in
ths arrangement d tAe general delivery depart
nent.
oxins to The want of sufficient force, tho
moss itagurtant mails are net opened and DIS
.vs-c3 natl; the day after their arrival Iaou-
SANDS wao have relatives and irienas in The ar
xoies Of tAe Potomac, aud those of The West a1a
Ire Northwest, are snNious 10 hear from. ,hen :.
TIE wants sud necessities Of the army All
IBIS iBt@s>sts Of tho publ &c soryioe, constantly
demand the pr9mpt transmission Of informa-
den and tae prompt regp9nSe 70 orders aud
appeals iur every Kind # necessity, comfort
aoi ASSURANCE. Bat the mail that BONES al
o'cieeR 7. N, or sometime in tho si'ernooa,
~ of.en net oqohei aud delivered beipfo
i e'viOck next moTniDg, alter every mcgning
tSs.E has left, and tweEty-iouc hours must
espse aod all ito dangers of delay be incur
red before the orders ana requests the mai Vi
The ray previous brings cen DO attended to.
Ilc genera- delivery sys,stn, whIca sas am-
pc Isl TIA 1iIne 1t as estahheaei is altozeth
uusuilea 20 tie preson; increased busiaess Q,
the vflca, The crosi upon Inc opening Of the
offoo Is oppressive, and the time shat many
have to wait hsteEs hey eau reach tbs de-
livery aperture is exceedingly trying t. tho
p&tisnco of1lo past ratIeat Ct men. Tho
nuusber c! places oi denvoEy s@ouii be multi
pied and alphabetically arranged. This
weuid ut oaca, With Ga Increase Of force, re-
peiy tlis SERIOUS OWL.
Tn3 business community Of this city Is not
vt9y much concerned ~ tais last named sub
See. Of complaint as they are supplied fEo.n
tbs pris=,e boxes, Vii d are aoladan., ana
edmifasly arranged. TGsy are, ho@over, in
tessSSsd Is oav;ug ice pal.s promptly opcnod.
Ihose cgus are serious, and cu8hl tot 70 be
Iuposod upon any eniig i,teued or commercial
community, nor ought t-ey 20 Do e1durod by
any suca comGau-i.y. All tae press can do Is
10 speak II tacm aud represent them in their
true hgat- Blu. the community ought TO &c.
upon tAein. They osgat to petition the de-
rsrtment; if that fails, the President, aid j!
that, too, lof9ress. suca deisys and inc0n-
venieaoes arc uaeIdaTatIe. We trust that tee
proper sn,aou,i-s VAL take Gully measures u
apply pTuuer Remedies