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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-09
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SITIp STATES OF AMEkICA,l

DIS PCT or Iowa.
ID hy tie Clerk Of the District Court Of the Uni
ed States for the Southern Division Of the District
Of Iowa. wherein iatten, Lane Merriam Co. are
plaintiffs ard Ear uel u. Meek, lucius ;. Meek,
Eaystte Meek and Moses s. Meek are defen-
ilnnts. have loticd upon and will sell to the
ntghest b oder. at uhlic auction, Mt the door of
t,r court house in Icokuk, Lee county, Iowa, on
the 18th day Of s ptember, 1861, between the
hours of 10 O'clock a. maud O'Clock p. M. of
said day, tie following property, 70 Wit: lot four
~ Ia block two a., the undivided half % Of
frsctiora lot foul ~ In fractional block tour (4).
and forty (0 feet trout aud rear of of the south
east side OF fos three ta) ia fractisna block four
h, all in the town of Pennington, Van Barren
county, Iowa. Taken and le led upon AZ the pro-
pcrty II Samuel O. Meek 10 satisfy said writ Of
execution LII N.aONlE, u. II. Marshal.
fly Harry FULrox, Deputy.
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Aug. Z lssI-dlu solicitor for Petitioner.


skIGl AAt Nbgas r..
To Ch,s. W.Stagg. Frederick Zugg Duvalt ,Keigh-
Ter & Co, C. Nj. slaughter hro.. E.6. Webster
Co., Thayer, Al6.ich $ Co., A. j. Trownstine
L Co, A. q. Grinian:
N-0u are hereby respectively notified that there
/ is new on file in The Clerks Office OF the Dis-
riet Court Of Lee G unity, Iva, at TT Madison,
petit, OF Y. j. Wiekorsbfm CLAW ing of yon
'hnrsep w. stapg IL sum Of twenty-five hundred
dollars, with 10 percent. interest annum, pay
lille hnnually, as money due on a promlssory note,
lud secured by . NOR gage made by yau ~ j. IL.
iolres and erca assigned to said r.. j. wicker
ham dated June - lstS; also ciaimidg against
Zach ii Won the ftr.clotIre II said mortgage, The
.ame heine upon Io; No. lin Chr than sqnare IN
he CT Of keukua, &c county, Iowa, Fl The pur-
hase monty, and further asking for a sale OF said
PR mi aes, and gentrsl rtlT.
Ard unless you appear and answer sat ID petition
On or before noon II he second day 81 tho next
ttrm If said court, T. commence at ft. NJ adison on
the first Mondav II II ttfher, A.. ID. 1891 de-
fault will be cht,rta against you, and judgment
rtnderrd thcr' On as rayt f,r inssid pttltion.
NOBLE & STRONG,
Anr ~ 1efi In, Att for Pl'f.
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Original NOTICE.

To Nancy Miller Gate Finyd, administrator If estate
81 III flcsd. aFeea<td Daniri Figyd. Martha Jaue
FIoFds Ellen Floyd. John lloyd James stroud, and
Margaret Aiiis, defendants
You each 81 YOU are herels rai lied that there
n9~ on Hle "A the Office II Ihe Clerk - The pstFir
C"Hrt ~ Lee County. iowa. nj kroknk petition o.
Hfapt Barney csatmpa OF yon, Nsncs N lltr sdHaBis
ira Wr ~ the estate OF j. " Fiosd deceased, Tia
OF SIX hundred dollars, with m per can't. interest
ahum, payable annually. AZ nontS dee oH NeflgSse
n8d ~ j III. Floyd ceased, ah9 shee assislfd
said Hiram Barney. aieo claiming against each -
yon the f3resesure ii aid ulpggag, the being
upon The SW. Il of the S.-E. u IL section twenty
three. t25 Iewnshtp si1t.sts t8s) north, Range
10 ~ts IN Lee County ioea, Tor the purchase maafy
PRAYING fer M inluhFsor e. stas waste removing tns
ber sc and farther asking for sale u said prem
and general relief.
And unless yen appear and the said petition
o or hefrc noon ofihe ma dry " the term II
said eonrt 10 commence At KcpEuk the first Meuda,
~ February A. u. Ise2. default ~ he entered ans
YOU, and Judgment rendered thereon prayed Tor IN
said petition II. gCoIT HOWELL.
hcpkuk, Iowa, Sep4 10 Sid Att d tuF PHI RI.
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NIxilINAL NOTICE.

Thomas Ilardymnn, deceased, Rob't Reed and
Wm. Iarhine, def ndapts):
IlIRAM BARNEY has filed in the Clerks Office
| j of Lee County District Court at keokuk, a
petition and ame nded petition praying for
Judgment agaitst y,u said Barker as administrator
&C., for 1925 Ia and 10 per cent interest from is'
If = sembcr, 1858, upon a mortgage OF Thomas
4Tdyman To Ctarlce Mason on forty acres of OF
be south side II he southeast quarter OF section
IS towr ship SO, range west, In Lee county, Iowa
"a sale u said premises to pay said debt, and for
general relief, With costs
And you must appear and answer said petition
" noon Of the $50 nd day If the next term oil
AID court, to be holden 90 the ret NJ nday of
september, 1851, OF judgment ard decree will &c
had therein against you by default.
ii. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aur 7 1891 din Solicitor for Petitioner.
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sepi.i,oldl
I EGAL NOTICE.


~ Joseph Arnold. Luersia Arnold Geo. Brawley Polly
EtAWlTy Samuel Carver. aid Catherine carver:
ian and zach ~ hereby Notified that there ia
na~ 81 le IA the eer ~ tIr CLERK VI the Disri Court
~ Lee County, iwa. at For. Aaaissf lewa petition in
equity Bndef ea 81 Hgnfs Dye ana SnsaiuMh Naksl-
Wait tNecussts ~ the eststeef wliaty MiCkfs All de-
afssed, tsof he nss 1T Richard A.klwslt claiming ~
defendants Joseph Arnold anti 6fa HrANlsg mi. s,r, ~
Twelve iagnafeu ~ 4afs as money due them pgtniS
sefy note executed 10y said ffnfaIts the ~
November iho& ara hlf before first dag ~
May, 1857. fo SlcFe co with per cent interest FROM
late. io said NilaDy ekwat. decreased egrlng his
Aie-fme; also the foTecnenE. niafieape ~ AGAINST
all u he aose named 81 niats executed hy said do
4 hdaus joseph Artpld aud Iuersta rnnid Dees er
kt. 1884 To said Ntisaby Alckeleait ~ss On the
following Heal Estats, t The southeast quarter
and the eas half ~ The quarter section Is Tn
Oh nufh range west Containing $40 atren 10 securt
he payment ~ said huF..
Ad thai untss appear aud plead thereto on or be-
TORE tilt "a DAY ~ The asA term ~ said Court which
oemlehe es It's nex seesio The LIST Monday III pecsyn
eef, lsbt In Fort adIson Iowa adefau Will enter
~ siiitt YOU ani nAgnf I'll rendered thereon Il accai-
aliee with the prayer of lbs petitioner.
JAO. VAN NALkESRER.
batea AUG IL 1901 Atty for Plffs.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

ron TIE CURE or
Costirrness, .Iasusdicc, Dyspepsia, Indi1eUinss,
Dysente,y, Foa! Stomach, Erysipclas, Headache,
Piles. Rheumatism, E,uptions aud San Diseases,
Liner Complaint, Dropsy, letter. Ttraors and
Sab Rheann, Worms, Cont, Nen-aloia, as a
Dinner Pin, aud for Purifying the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most scnsi-
tive take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperent IN the world for all the purposes Of
family physc.
Price 25 cents per Boz; Five boxes for SloO.
Great numbers OF Clergymen, Physicians. States
men, and eminent personagcs, have lent their
to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies, but our space here viii not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure
Do not be put off by unprincped dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take others. The sick
want the best aid there Is for them, and they should
have IL.
All our remedies ARE for sale by
BAkfLEI1. KAYE A. CO., Agent. for Keokuk
and sold b. dealers IN Medicines every where.
febf5daw
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Trustees sale.


gTBLIC notice il hereby given that on the 26th
cav If August, 1861, at he door u the Clerk .
Office IN the city.f Keel uk Lee County Iowa,
shall proceed 70 FELL FIR each IN hs nd to the CHEST
bidder be following property, to- wit: Lot nun her
twelve liz IN bitck Iunt thiiiy-three T33l in
the city of heokuk, county Of Lee aud State Of
Iowa.
The sale Is made by virtue Of Decd of Trust
from Sarah Ann sochn an ard John IL. suckman
her hush nd 10 made, to srebre be Iayu ent of
certain note made by the said Sarah Ann Sock
man an John II. SocEmsn 10 the order Of Robert
l.. Ruddici for 'lesnn Of two bur dred md ninety
eight and - loo dollars $29S.Sl) dated august 8,
$50, and paJ able twelve III atks after date which
note II due and aid, and by the terms of the
Trust Decd an required 10 sell the property
Sale letveen the hours II 10 O'Clock q. III. and 4
o'clock pm.
WILLIAM RuDDIcK, Trustee.
August rs, lrfl dl0t
GOIgs PINAI GOLD PENS !.
A LARGE stock of Morton's, warranted, just
n received At
OGDEN, BRoWNTLL 4 co.'s
Ilrr DpvAsIoAK,
Apf6d 81 Main at.
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ID II. j. G.. A Err a. CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, q per Bottle Six Bottles for -.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such renown for the cure OF
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it Is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, wherever il has been en-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, need not do more than
assure The people its quality kept up to tho best
1t ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all ii has ever been found to do
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"sthease ~ these III tie periodic attacks 81
'fte'Hs or s. Headache my be prevented and
- eeeeh III ~ comm sncemtnt Of an atta.k i'm
heaiste relief from pain and sickness will be OBJ
tained.
Ahey seldom fail in removing tie Nausea and
hFa@efhtt5 witch females are tusuhcot
icy At gsAty afou the bowels, -remoyir r
Coz ,..te,,
far Lhefafp u n, Stpfenfs Delicate Females.
snd all ? rfons Of sedel toy fat,,t, hey arcvalu-
able a. inTatire, imlr sugth eppenft. giving
foneand r'gof 4 The aigestv,orgsns sndrestorinr
lhenaturai elasticity AMI strer gtl 81 the whole
system.
The cEPnALIc PILLS arc thu retul, Of lone
invest CATION and carefully conducted e1rerinents
nAfinE oeen u nss many yeers during which time
they have prevented ard rclit,er a vast amount Of
pain and snterinEtroin Headache whether oripi.
mating In The nefpaassssteu or from a deranged
state Of thesforaacA
ihey are entirely Yegetal!s nthei, composi tiop
and may be taken ~ AL times with perftcts4tety
without making any char e Il diet, e9e M 90.
ssnef n Agftsegreeatltasts rffaees IL .eslfo al
~inisterthfmto chtiaffn.
BEWARE CT CoUNTERFEITSl
The genuine have five signatures of Henry C.
Spalding each nex.
icines
4 B'1 will be'Oht by mail prepaid en- receipt
OF tho
fKitE 81 CENTS.
Allorders sheudbe aadressed,o
HENRY q. >PAIBING.
No.4s Cedar-Atreel.
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sent. ,s1
kKlGlNAL NOTICE.

To James Eichcy.
You are hereby notified that there is nov on file In
the Office Of The Clerk OF the District Court Lee cOu
~. Iowa, ht Fort Madison petition Of Hiram Barney
claiming of you james Rlchey the Of three hun.
dred dollars, With len per interest per annnm
1855 ..ties So.
you 10 Charles Mason. and since assigned ie said
plaintiff Hiram Barney. dated 18th Of August. is5h,
also claiming against you. the foreclosure of said
mortgage the same icing upon the north half. Of the
northeast quarter Of the south quarter Of Section
twenty six, l26) Township sixty seven. l61,) Range
seven, I'D west. Lee County Iowa. for the purchase
money, aud further asking for sale Of said premises,
and general relief.
Aud unless you appear and answer said petition
or before ~ tho second day OF the OF
Court, 70 commence at Fort MAIDS on the first Nom
day Of December A. d., 1861. default will he entered
asainstyons and Judgment rendered theron. prayed
for In SAID petition. III. SGO1I HOWELL.
Aug -, '6I dim Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Dated A ug 81. 1861
STATE or IOWA.


ipt publication OF the foregoing original notice be
" tt haliy Gate CITY, daily eswspapeT published I'M
Ae"khA IN SAID County suh publication be made
TOM consecutive weeks. according a. law.
witness my hand Tits 3fsi hay 81 Ang., A. u. 1861
ERIE j. LEIGH, Gpk DIST. Court.
z. DpY N nptsty
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

10 Henry u. Vinal.
! on are hereby notified that Hiram Barney has Ged
~ petition ~ the District Court, Ice County, Iowa,
~ NY naason, against pray ing for Judgment
sst'tst nshrs Il. Ninal. upon his mortgage given to
aitNs Mason Tor the Of thousand dollars,
tsu per efft interest from August tbi ..an Tor
the safe 81 the east half Of the fractional north vest
oafA9f anu tie southwest quarter Of the northwest
ghttsf OF section stS, si,) Township sxty-sS, tBb)
hange slN, 10 west IN Lee County. los pay off
$3.50 atts anu Inc esNngnishmet If nh equity OF
es0lttah Ahd Tor the appointment III Receiver to
tssH otaFge ~ said property.
aha 5nn must aTnear and answer said petition by
hh ~ f second a4 Of HFs tNlat 1T said Court 10 he
held On the trst Monday N neosinhsf. Is6f or Inag
iasnt Will he had thereon, Nv prayed for.
H. stDTI HOWELL,
aug-v,oldlm Attorney for Plaintiff.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Aug. %. 1861. -dtd. BY II
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Aug 30. '6f dim
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eALns AT AvUrx1On.
"a MA0NIFIGkNr HOUSEHOLD FURuIIURK
AND RARE WORKS OF All.
4 psstlic AUctieu.

A uOrION NOTIpH. -u..r.
AND RABE Y0RKB OF All.
AZ Pubic Anctsn
The property Of family declining housrxeepaeg-
Rosewood, Mahogany Wa nut and Osk
Drawingroom Bedroom and Dtningrosm Fusemes@s
reeves octave PiAnoforte, Dra~ingroom suits
Superb China, GLASS and StverwHe,
Lace Curtains. Velvet Carpets Bronze Ch.ndeaiofss
h0Tsos Carriages, Harness, Wines &c
MORTIMER GRIFFIN Co auconeors respoc1 uuy ~ 81
public THAI they viii sell By aucoA q
this day WedDesdsy March 1t lOk O'Clock PRECISELY ~
furniture 10 contained In the private residenco ma -
Sixteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Drawing Furniture conssts Of GOD nto
geres marble 0ps french plate dooss and benk W0rx
Bile fnlAid With mother a. pearl rosewood Centre TsDle
stauAry marble tops two fu suts Drawing Room Furni
eight Oval Back ChAis carved rosewood frames covered
three coloed satin the expensive aescpon
Console Tabes slad with tortoise she'll Bocade and Lac
Curtains light omolu and bronze Chandelisr impesoe
from Paris; Csndeabras Brackets, French paae fter and
Manel Mrrors with rich gilt frames; superb Seves saA
SAGkiFICRNT SEWN OCTAVE PIANoroRTR,
Carved legs and CASE round corners finished al rouna
laid and with solid pearl keys rosewood STOOL MUSIC BACK
embroidered cloth Cover sheet and book Music 0coA
stand Brussels Stair Cerpea Chambers-Richly carved
rosewood Besteads style Louis XIV; Bureaus and Com
modes 70 MATCH wardrobes Dreszing and Toilet Tables
Shades Cornces Hair Mattresses PaAsss Feather Beds
Bolstera Pillows Blankets Sheets Quita 0ounterpanes
Decorated China Toilet Sets oval Mirors oak Buf kxtsu
slon Table, China Glass, Silver Ware Tabh Ouaery Ac
Also, Kitchen Utonsa &c Sale perempto, without regard
o weather.
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ANNUAL Masonic BAILrhs dfteeath annual ball OF the
Masonic Fraternity Of New York, h aid Of the Orphan
Asyiun fund Il the order took place at Irving Hall
MoOday night The spacious bali room was not 20
crowded has been the former similar reunsas
which circumstance afforded ample space for dancing
throughout the evening. Though NOS intentionally
crowded. however the ball room and the several other
spartments OF the building tolerably well anod
with splendid array Of beauty and fashion On this
cssopn consequence cr the bah net being as hereto
FORE under the auspices OF the Grand LodgemaHy Of
the brethren were not regaa; but sufficient number
decorated ia ord relief 10 the otherwise sonbro
hsoiiinents VIII mooern fashion prescrbes as bali
room costume we're several distinguished visit
ing brethren Mt as well a. brethren OF eminence
BELONGING jurisdiction OF New York. The Grand
lodge - LOS present in Its official capacity though
raj members Of the present were observed
among tho festive throng Az about half past O'Clock
dancing commenced to the music Of an efficient band,
and kept up with the spirit characteristic OF the
brethren Of the mystic craft till half past four O'Clock In
the morning The supper arrangements excellent,
and reflect much credit on Mr. Harrison the proprietor Of
the Hall
BURNED TO DEAm.-Yesterday nornlug Madame Catha-
rne vgnes widow Of Antoine vignes former proprietor
Of the Hotel de Paris Broadway We alone her apart
mont At 2lS Seventh engaged In feeding parrot
in front OF small stove, her clothes became gnted and
before assistance could be procured she badly
burned that death relieved her suerngs at four O'Clock
In the Afternoon
FRE IN BRoApwAY--A WOMAN ACCUSED or ARsos.-Be-
tween eleven and twelve O'Clock Monday nigh. fire
occurred the landing OF the third floor Of the frame
house No. 1897 Broadwsy. The alarm brought Philip
Short Of the occupants Of the second story quickly
TO the spot When with some water he oxtugushed the
aames. The 6re, It seems, consisted Of burning
coal and small pieces OF pine wood the floor portion
OF which was burned Suspicion was directed at
once to Mrs. Mary Jane Nillward, occupant OF
tho front rooms on that floor. Sergeant Murphy,
OF the Twenty second precinct, Immediately sont
for Fire Marshal Baker, and investigation gone
into The testimony shows that the pieces OF burnt
wood oorreepoDded exactly with pieces OF wood In Mrs.
Mlward's room; and, further, tho wood found In the
entry partly burned to coal showing that 1t could
not have been burnt the entry for II 1t had the house
have been burnt to greater extent These facts,
together with other circumstances, that
the accused the who deposited the fire In the
entry and had It not been discovered by Mrs Conway,
the tenant In the back room, the house would undoub
eddy have been fired Officer Martin, OF the twenty
second precinct took Mrs Mllward into custody, and
the following morning conveyed her before Justice Goa
molly, where she was detained for examination.
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GREAT BARGAINS


The subscrib having been appointed agent by i've q -
largest msnufa suIing swsIy this 80.
70 a. any ssce be move sSys me her ~
Gold and Gold Plated Je gery for the sixty
ey past sssniy Ave years the pss;ss
can depend article being pecise represented
IL satisfaction the parchssrr 'A'' -1@ "'i s''
Mosaic: Lava. Coral A karns and Pins, - set; .s..l
Jet stone Garnet and Enamel Earrings and Pi.s. ga
Turquoise, Csrsnnce Mosaic ana Earrings and r
AsTs Usual r Cass Garnet &C. Earrings and r
Coral. Lnsmel.d, Carbunce Lawn, &C.. Earrings and p.
Oval BAND bracelets, s. each; usual price s1
9 oh, Band Bracelet, y each usual price -
Engraved and Chased Flat Band Bracelets q each: sa
Chain Bracelets g esch; usua, price g.
Onyx studs and sleeve Buttons 81 usual price "a
Carbuncles Enamel and Coral sleeve ButtoDs 81 set 1s
Misses Necklaces Coral Garnet &C. 81 each; usual pisa
Childrens Ccrl Necklaces SO esch price 81 d
lade. ohseane Chains and Pins 81 ssch usual -
Dsguereoypes Hair 81 each usual prsss O.
Gent sns., e seal sinss ~ eaes usual pnoe g
Ladies' tarrinsy, g pair; usua, price g
Ladies' Earrings 81 pair usual price 81
ia 20 q sleeve Buttons % cen" usual p''
Sleeve Buttons. 81 each usual 800
Gen.smsns s.ods $50 TO - usual price 81 70 -
Chldrers Finger fDg 20 cents 70 81 each usual pr .
GSyYsps Scarf Pins 50 cents to 81 81 eaeh usual sssss
I:diss, real Jet Pins 81 each; usual price S.
Also Gold Pens and Pencils oohp Ks ssch Kevs n.
Goods sent BY mail OF espre Sc ~ sst O.sps 4S
etates and Canada free Of cost " ~ pf's q tho os2a
Agent the Wholesale Ana r. ~
way, one door below Canal street -
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eHAp-Tbe shad fishing In the PassaIc and Hackepsack
rivers has commenced though but few yet have
caught Some difficulty occurred last year between the
Staten Island and Newark fishermen owing to the former
contrary u law setting poles at the mouths OF the rivers
This the Newark fishermen considered encroachment
upon their rights and finally 1t terminated In several law
suits which were decided In favor OF the Newarkers
Preparations now being made by cur fishermen TO
prevent, possible the fishermen from Staten Island set-
ting poaes and 1t Is expected that further trouble will
the about I've thousand dollars They prn
opay sold in tho adjoining marketsNeoark Advertiser
Ma,yI
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News from Porto Rico.
OUR ARROYO CORRESPONDENTS.

ARROYO, T. K, Feb IL, 1861.
Mvkes-7h Ne,o Governor Of the Island. de-, &C.
The business season having now fairly commenced, I
beg to renew my usual reports
Sales OF sugars thus far at 81 3K extremes princi
paIy at "a, 81 a3H Molasses, loc. per gallon; much
inquired for.
Codce-$l2 rs sl4, a. per quality.
Echanges-60 days, the United States nominal
per cent premium TO par; 30 days, London, IS to
the pound sterling 90 days, Paris, five francs to
the dollar.
The crop win be average ono, and the weather fa-
vorabe for grinding.
The many friends Of Don Manuel sevila highly dstin
guisbed admiral In the Spanish service, In your city
where be spent several months official duty
years since, will undoubtedly be much grated learn
biz appointment TO the command OF the Marine Dep
nent Of this island. This gentleman Ia Of the
peasursbe "reminiscences Of his residence the United
rs ne " the Tinted rad @eda presented him
successful efforts in rescuing the OF
vessels the coast Of Spain The appointment
this gentleman has boon hailed with great pleasure
the island He is gentleman in tho most enlarged scnsc
Of the term.
Frehta the United States 4oc for SUGARS and So 80
for nolassee under deck, 50 on dock
ARROYO, p. R., Feb. IS, 1851.
The Mao Fork Herald in Dcmand-Fseiing in Reyard to
Secesnsr-kavtas DC, de-
The schooner Telegraph Of Telegraph line Of packets
Norwich Conn, sails TO day, with full cargo Of sugar
ard molasses having board Theodore Raymond, ESQ,
Of the enterprsng house Of Messrs J. H. Huntington
Co., OF Norwich, rropretors Of the line.
Sugars without change since my last ruling rates 3c
axe. extremes. Molasscs In active demand at leo.
Feeh TO United States 4ec for sugars 50 so for molas
zee under deck.
Fesh HaIDs in great request, and vessels arriving
from the Dsunted states beseged for with
the inquiries there any late HKRALps Secession
principles find but little sympathy among Americans re-
SIDING abroad, and also add, among shipmasters,
who fully impressed Of the glory and moral pro-
lection OF the stars ard stripes than any other class OF
people. Among many American shipmasters I have
met since the Presidential election have scarcely
ore who does condemn the Northern fanatics who
caused the preseut troublee
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TyvpR OpEN--rDR HUDsOAND INrBRaHpT m
III, hndinga--she steamer sOH AMRRTCA win com
vrup hsr rNguiar trips for N. "Wednesday Nara
1851 and .il issv NE foot Of ksoa street. Nosh ryrr
q spaDrk Y. -
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SrkfNG Northumberland DAVIDSON, No.
ern merchants and mt lners hst fsrow Ircps~ea
hibt the very issee, sysss Of Paris Yng and ssw@s~
street, ssss w VS. slss , q s ssS
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FT,BE UNION IrDsPBrDBsr sso0RATTc Asaor1A
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-06
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

GRAND UNION BADGE OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to and highly approved Of BY the President elect -
Hon Abraham Lincoln, sctured by Coz msnu
featuring jeweer Of Jersey 5 81 pure gold and oaa.s
desiQD had IiES store, beneath tie -
scum See New york Herald and Tribune, Feb. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-06
THE LECTURI SEASON.

MRS CORA " HArCh, ~ TRANCE MEDrUu
evening karch at ~ p. NJ sect Of discourse 70 BE- ~
lccted by the audience