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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-05-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

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To franklin Sweeney:
VOU are hereby notified that there IL now on
/ Tile in the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Court of Lee County, Iowa, ut keokuk petition OF
Hiram Barney, cIaimingof ycu the sum Of seven
hundred dollars with 10 per cent. interest per An
pum.. neyAhl~ annually - 1eEay 4.e ra e=s
mortgages made BY yon TO Charles Mason and since
asrigned to Hiram Barney. dated keptsmber 1lth,
1856; also claiming against you the Foreclosure If
said mortgages, the same heing upon the south
sixty GOT acres of the east half u the south-sast
quarter l4l II section twenty.ttx l76l, township
kixty-scven 1911 north, range seven III west. Lee
county. Iowa for the purchase money, and further
asking for sale OF said premises, the appoint
ment Of receiver, and general relief.
And nnlss2 yaa appear ard answer ssid petition
on or before noon Of the second day of the next
term Of said Court. to commence at keokuk or tbs
first MONDAY of September, "A. d. 1851. > defaul,
will DO entered against you, and judgment rendered
thereon ~ prayedfor In said petition.
NOBLE = STRONG,
April 70, lSsl-dlm Att'ys for Plaintiff.
NUakQ.EM m A0.M
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LIE gaI Notice.

MHrrh ~. 1661-dim Sol. fer Petitione
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-22
THE VICE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY VISITS
THE ENGLISH OPERA


During the afternoon Of yesterday IL wa. vh,urs.A6
about that the Hon. Hannibal Hamln would nav a wait
to Nbio's Saloon, to Madame Bshop and oou
sequsntly there others attracted theatre
than would have been by the performance Of the
bohemian Girl" The house, although not full, was
fairly attended BY q refined and select audience.
shortly before the end OF the second aot Of the pre-
Vlousiy named opera-at about twenty minutes past
nine ocock-the Woe President and the ave members
elect from Maine, named In yesterday ssue en-
tered the hondsome stage box to the left Of the audi
enoe and right Of the stage. 50 quietly their en-
trance made that the proceeded the end wthou.
any visible change among either the actors or tho
audience The act drop had scarcely rolled down before
II was again "rung up" discovering the whole Of the
opera troupe--excep. one-on the stage, Madame
Bishop prominently standing ou. In the centre Devils.
hoof or rather Mr. A. Cook then made his appes
carrying handsome full sized sAken flag Of the Union
with thirty four stars, and advancing to Madame Bhop
presented her with the colors, which the band
struck up the prelude Of the song "rhe Flag of Our
Union Forever" Madame Bishop then sang the we'll
known words with great power and effect 10 the adirs
on Of not only the audience but also Of the Vice Pres
Dental party as evinced by their rapturous applause
Al the end Of each the whole troupe took IN the
chorus during which the soloist waving the tag ad
yanced 10 the Vice Presidents box and saiued by "dip
ping the colors, the compliment being graciously &C.
knowledged amid the loud applause OF the audience As
the curtain fell, upon the close Of the song there
were loud calls for an encore, Madame Bishop q
FIRST merely appearing befure the curtain and
acknowledging the plaudits by bows but neither
tho audience the distinguished visiters would be
satisfied With this only and the singer led before
the curtain by Devishoof-Mr. Cook mean-and re-
pcated the whole song she stood there alone taking
upon herself the refrain that should have been sung by
the chorus Before leaving the stage she sauted the
visers as before and again received their wedg
ments The Vice President left the theatre
merely stopping TO watch few Of the antics Of the chief
Of the g'peies whcn caused him merrment Como
few members Of the party however, tarried until the
end OF the opera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-22
IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival or the Overland Express-Failurc
OF Large Dry Goods Houses-State Of the
Markets, &c.

Arrival or the Overland Express-Failurc
OF Large Dry Goods Houses-state Of the
Markets, sc.
FoRr KEARsy, Feb. n, 1861
The Pony Express passed here at avo O'Clock A. N.
today.
SAN FRAScrsoo Feb. 8-3.4oPM.
Arrived 9th, ship Great Republic, from New York.
Sailed Cd, ship Flying Chllders Liverpool.
Tho deiiand for imported articles Ia about the ssme
last reported and trade supply daily con-
sumption Candles 20c; crushed sugar, Ike; 18th
mus butter, 25c. There has been material rise in
wheat and extensive sales made 81 rs 81 90
for 100 pounds.
The exciting topic in San Francisco Ia the heavy failure
Of dry goods merchants and yesterday old established
house Of raafe hccab was attached for deots
10 san Francisco creditors amounting $33s 00O and
their liabilities represented to be 81 0O0 which
$500 900 due in this city and balance the
East Their assets unascertaned but California
creditors seem to think themselves secure
The next failure In that OF Solom H. Bohm Co., i'm
amount to s5sO,oOO.
Then followed attachments on tho dry goods house Of
Thomas Brady There s some prospect tha. this house
win compromise with It's creditors and weather the
me failures caused panic in the dry goods buamess,
which hsa been sstonshney overdone for years pass
month.
The pony due Sunday, Sd inst has MOI arrived,
and those from For. Kesrny Of the I4th ult.
By the regular overland mail have st. Louis dates,
telegTaphed from Los Angeles 10 the 17th n IL sup
posed that the pony has been detained by
In the Roxy Mountain regions.
Forbes warehouse oy and Battery streets
San Fancs-o partially burned on e 4th deetroy.
ing about $l5 600 worth Of merchandise, mostly hides
aud horns.
There Is little late OF interest.
The Legislature is doing little, waiting 10 have The
Senatorial election question settled uuderstood
that the advocates Of Mr. Denver will put forth their best
efforts TO bring the election this week There he's
been action taken tbs Union resolutions yet and
discussions continue 70 take q very wide range.
The Sacramento Union credits the report that eight
hundred or nine hundred men oiled In Gan Fran
cisco KDghts " the Golden Circle whose object ID
TO favor the establishment Of Pacific republic
The whites snd Indians In the vicinity Of Humboldt
Bay reported again at war Thirteen natives bad
been killed IN onslaught.
Union meeting D TO be held this evening In Almado
county he bay from san Francisco. Ed. Stanty
and Colonel Crockett the speakers announced
Dates from British Columbia TO the 27th ult. and
oregon the 20 instant have been received tho news
being unmput tant
On tho path Of January there large sale Of real
estate belonging 10 the Hudson Bay Company, situated
the centre OF Victoria, realizing $l21 600, and thA
property solo unusually hgh indicating nued
confidence in British Columbia progress.
some oregon capitalists about 70 ship -four from
that state ~ Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-22


This body me. ast evening, President Henry ". GsDss
in the chair.
THE mEEr CLEANING CONTRACT.
Alderman FRosxT offered resolution askipg the Ccr.
poration Counsel for mis- opinion 70 the legality Of The
award Of contract for cleaning given Andrew j.
Hackey, whether tho whole contract 10 not Illegal,
this Board having confirmed the award on the same even
ing that It passed the Councilmen. He Alderman FL
believed thai they had right pass upon contract
the same evening which amounted TO nfteen hundred
thoussnd dollars i've ycsrs-at $500 900 year All de-
bate cut on tho members being unable ascsrais
the merits Of the matter which they called upon
to vote.
The resolution adopted.
resolution IN have the sum appropriated for por
trait Of ex Governor Seymour increased from $50 70
400 was introduced. Laid over.
Alderman DAYTON said that when the matter came up
he would 70 amend BY adding $500 for portrait FOR
Alderman barry offered resolution 70 rescind' The
ordinance upon which Police superintendent bases h
power to arrest the sidewalk ,edlers
Adopted, and sent 10 the other Board.
The PhnsrpsSr offered resolution requesting NE
Comptroller TO draf ordnan 20 be submitted 70 this
board altering the time for making and coiecting ~
sssmens 10 some earlier period Of the year Adoptsd.
DEATH coRSEiIrs ". LwREstE.
The following communication was received from the
uAroR's orrrr, NEw yoRx, Feb n, 1901.
40 rus Hos. rik CosxoS CorscrL-
GEsrIIMK--With de regret have learned that the
Honorable Cornelius W lawrence formerly Mayor c<
his CITY, Departed this ne, at his residence f7ush
ag, the 2o,b inst having competeo the three
years asoit.d 20 man. and having enjoyed the respect
of the community In which bis lot He was
eminent and successful merchant . representative Of
his city In Congress, Collector OF the Customs at this
por and tho Ass Mayor elected by the popular vcce
IN these varied positions, and during his long public
career, Mr. Lawrence dscha ged bis high and rcsponsi
bfe duties in such q TO command the appro
tation OF his fellow citizens
I Therefore f.con,mepd that your honorable body
f1a
n tribute due 10 the memory Of the ooceased and 70
evnce our sympa,hy for bic beresved friends and rs
latives fbfNsNDv "ovU, nayW
solutlops whish we're passed and sent 70 the osher
Board. -.
the memory OF the deceased tfs Board do sdsuyn
Carried,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-22

The Continental Hotel was densey crowded last svan
ing there was An immense gathering ouiside passs.sy
The reception. Mr. Lincoln stood At the he d Of
soe staircase, continually bowng, being thus ID
from nand shaking. hundred were passing him every
nve minutes Occasionally wild hurra was given ssr
oncie Aoe" All agreed that he was not 80 NJ looking
as represented
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made and the affair passed of IN most ssnsabs
practical manner Tho experience OF reporter IN such
matters not always slight, and accordingly pro-
nounce Jersey the best Gators am Inc
most absorbingy consumptve drinkers among whom u
has been eur lot TO be for a long tme Salad and
champagne was certainly mere chid's play with their
sppetites yesterday. What they might do In the pre-
ssnce roast pig or their peculiar State beverage depo
neRt ckdh not.
M Lincoln and suite left the table early, account
or being compelled to take the train half past two
clock. The balance OF the company remained ION
DUTY until much later hour. A number OF tangled
legs were from time 10 time visible bu, these
ceptoDs 10 the ruIe and belonged prntpay members
nom the rural districts unaccustomed 10 the work In
which they had been engaged
Mrs Lincoln az d ladies', who the guests during
the day Of Hon VIM l. Dayton, joined her husband al
the and the train, amid the npg OF and
cheers Of the multitude, then moved on It's way,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-22
THE TRIP BETWEEN TRENTON AND PHLA-
DELPHIA.


The special train left Trenton amid shouts cheers and
the national salute and steamed swiftly with but mo
mentary stoppages, until IL reached Kensington.
At every station crowds In attendance cheering
and waving flags the President elect bowed from the
platform Of the Mr.. Lnoolns abors during the
trip must have been very arduous Not only had be TO
deliver speeches at every place Of any Importance but
70 face the gale at every small village, and bowcod
and tredhs responses 10 sautes which hasdy reached
his cars Besides this, politicians and committeeman
kept pouring into the and talking To Mr..
Lincoln. The Philadelphia committees OF citizens
ana Common Councilmen, joining Mr.. Superin
tendent Kennedy and his followers, the
bes Of the New Jersey Legislature, Judge Dayton and
quite, the ordinary companions Of the President aud
many outsiders, quito overcrowded the three The
ladies each held evees during passage and attracted
general admiraiOu and regard Upon the PhiiadephiA
committees Bell Everet and Douglas men, whose ap
pearanoe provoked nnA6h comment and laughter Mr..
Lincoln said that he glad to all parties repre-
sented, and certainly setting political differences aside,
the party was most harmonious and pleasant ono.
The trip through New Jersey was distinguished by
nothing remarkable except the fact that tho ladies'
formed greater part Of the crowds than in any other
State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
ANIVSENIENTA.

ADJUSTMENTS.
VNYINTER GARDEN.
w Engagement OF Mr. and Mrs.
W. ]. FLORENCE,
the talented representatives Of
IRISH AND YANKEE COMEDY.
Tonight and until further notice.
THE Nlw PATRIOTIC DRAMA,
repete with stirring events of military life Camp Scenes
Battle Fields, &c, So, written by Robert Jones,
AMERICAS DREAM;
THE REBELLION OF '01.
Tim nunnsvan (n Irish vountcor) Mr. Florence
Jerusha Sparks, a Yankee Nivandere
For particulars see tho small bills and and the drama
The performance will commence with the farce Of
PADDY MILES BOY
Phnuy MICS Mr. Florence
The doors open at TX To commence at so'clock
DRoADwAY MUSIC HALL.
ID 4S3 and 4S5, 4s3 and 4s6,
Between Grand and Broome streets
Tho coolest and best ventilated place Of amusement in the
city.
GRAND COMBINATION.
The greatest combination Of talented artists in the world
BEYOND C0MpEl1llON.
COMPLETE IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
First week Of
m W:S COTTON COTTON ntN Cotton ZEN I,1s, COTTON,
BEN COTTON PEN COTTON BEN COTTON,
BEN COTTON, BEN COTTON, BEN COTTON,
The creates 81 Negro Comedian IN the world.
ANNFTA GAiIlIn, ANNFTA GAILnrrI,
ANNkrA GAIIFTrI, ANNErA GAII.ErTI,
The best Danscuse that has ever appeared in America
Miss DUVAI,
The accomplished vocalist.
JOHN MJIIIGAN JOHN MUIILGAN
DENNY GALLAGHER, DENNY GALLAGHER,
A. j. IEAViTr, A. J. IFAVl1T,
CHARLEY GARDNER, CHARLEY GARDNER,
J. o. SEXTON, j. o SEXTON,
Mons lAlHORNE, Mons. LAlIlOkNE,
Mons VElARDE, Mons. Vkl.ARDE,
In new Acts, Songs, nauccs &c.
TONY PASTOR,
Tho best comic Singer in the country.
TiK GREATEST
BALLET TROUPE RAIIFr TROUPE
BALLET TROUPE BALLET TROUPE
In tho city composed Of first class Dancers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

NOR LlvEkPOOI.-THE SPLENDID SHIP SHERIDAN,
IL now ia tho stream will sail this day at O'Clock
She has room for few more cabin, second cabin and
steerage passengers. Apply Immediately to JOSEPH MUIR
PLY. 81 South street near Wall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

gIvRE SUBSCRIBER HAS MONEY WHICH HE WILL AD
l. vance, either in the way of purchase or loan for
thirty days, in sums to suit applicants Watches, Dia
monds other very choice property Ladies gentle
who dislike TO call at public loan Offices have the
satisfaction OF dealing in quiet way with gentleman
well known and Of onabe integrity, and who will
be content with small profits, application by letter.
with real and residence, to n 81. b. s., station
Post office, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

DLACK BALL LINE OF Packets FOR LIVERPOOL
I'D The splendid fast sailing ship COLUMBIA sails on the
9th OF July For passage apply board al pier 70 East
river. or to JACOB WILSON, 1OS South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.--SOME AT 81 PER
Il week; also a front Room and front Bedroom at.
tiched; convenient to and stages all parts the
city. Apply at 206 West Twenty fourth street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

FJNHOMPSON'S BLACK STAR LINE FOX LIvERr OOL-
L The EXCELSIOR, at pier 81 East river, sails Tues
day, July 80 For passage from ~ Liverpool drafts
Royal Bank OF Ireland apply at the Office 27s Pearl ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

TNURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-TO GENTLEMEN
IL without board Apply at 20 Catharne street, be.
tween Madison and Henry. Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

nOWN TOWN BOARD-IN A PLAIN AMERICAN FA-
~ mly; plentiful table; price, 81 per week for one,
81 for two that would room together Call at 10 ght
street. near Greenwich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

TNOR LONDON.-SAIIS JULY IS THE SPLENDID SHIP
IL YORKTOWN Passengers taken In the second cabin
state AMI found provist at reduced storage
prices For passage apply TO Thus G. ROCHE, IS South
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

" LINE FOR LONION.-SAIIS ON SATURDAY,
a July ~, the favcritc packet ship MARGARET
EVANS, Capt Warner, lying at pier II East river For
passage drafts Great Britain Ireland apply TO
TAPSCOTT & CO., So South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.

II -
ON Saturday. August H. The United States Mail Steamer
FULTON,
Wor1oS, Commander,
will sail from Pier No. 81 North River, foot OF Beach
street, on Saturday, August II at noon.
This steamer unsurpassed for safety and comfort, has
double engines under deck enclosed by watcrtght
pernents which, besides other results tend the event
Of collision sraading to keep the pnmps free TO work
and secure the safety of vessel and passe myers
For freight or passage apply TO
sso Nas q nSXi Agents, Broadway
The steamer ARAGO will sail September IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

NOR LIVERPOOL. AND LONDON.-FlIST SHIP FOR
IL Liverpool sails this day. For London, 9th July. Por
passage, state accommodations lowest rates,
ply tO d. MCPHERSON, agent for the Owners No. Green
Wich street. corner of the Battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

NOR LlvERTOOi.-Oi.D BLACK STAR IINE-THE
II packet ship Compromise laying at pier Ia East river
sailsJuly a. The Belle Wood sails o'clock Augusta For
passage drafts Ireland apply 70 WILLIAMS e.
GUN, 40 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
COUNTRY BOARD.

A PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING AT GiENWOOn, on
"A the Hudson accommodate small family, OF
two gentlouen and their wives, with handsomely fur
nishct Rooms aud Board Good stable If required App,
at 1919 Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

T A TUURklTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, NEW JER
IL sey This nrst class family Hotel win be kept opcn
until October Bats leave pier 2 North river, at 100,
11:2o, 800, 20 md 90 from hey street at 10x ami
Az O'Clock. Only IS minutes from New York
WESLEY HILL. Proprietor,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

1SG PRINCE STREEf-ST CLAIR HOUSE.--ELE
LOO ganty furnished Rooms, with Bedrooms attached
with all the for housekeeping complete incu
gas and Croon water to let TO respectable families
gle gentlemen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

COUNTRY B0ARD.-A SMALL GENTEEL FAMILY,
~ or several gentlemen can find good accommodations
and Board with private family at Rye, Westminster
county; fine salt water bathing, good stabing &C. ree
renee required. Apply TO Mrs. Webster, No. Depau
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

HAO BROADWAY PERSONS LOOKING Fol,
OfO Board, will find elegantly furnished Rooms
tho Planters Hotel above. Terms reasonable Good
table Location unsurpassed. Transient boarders 81 80
per day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

TTNO FARMERS--A GENTLEMAN WISHES POARD AT
L farm house, where there other bOarders. The
pace most be accessible at all hours and not be
and half hour from the lower part of New York
Address without delay giving full particulars, Rural
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

A N ENGLISH FAMILY ARE DESTROYS OF LETTING
n q handsome front Room (unfurnished) with good
Board; also two single Rooms, furnished Terms mode
rate Apply at 81 Orchard street. door from Grand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

(0UNTRY BOARD AT LONG BRANCH, N. J--0NE
" two smalfamilics can DO accommodated at a IA m
house. Ave inmates walk from the ocean, aud dis
lance from Pleasure Bay Inquire Of c. T. JACKSON on
tho premises or Of w JACKSON so Wall street, room
No a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

COUNTRY BOARD GREENWOOD LAKE, ORANGE
" county, New York-Heathy beautiful mountain
and lake scenery, fine fishing and boating abundance OF
fruit and vegetables dairy &c, at moderate charges
Take Erie Railroad TO Chester IS miles thence by coach TO
tho lake Refer TO j. s Caldwell Esq "a Pine street.
address the subscriber VIM Watersune, Chester Post
Office, Orange county, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

BEAUTIFUL ROOMS-IN SUITS OR SEPARATELY
ID with full partial Board house first class location
very desirable 22o Fourth street, Washington square
Also Office for physician.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

A USTRAI1A PIONEER LINE, CARRYING THE UNITED
IA States Mail-tlipper ship SHAWMUT is now loading
for Melbourne, at pier ~ East river, and will be de-
epatched August 20 carrying first and second cabin pas
sengers. r. W. CAMERON, 80 Beaver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A FARM WANrED-lN EXCHANGE FOR TWO GOOD
"A Houses ami Lots, in Brooklyn, located In good
neshborhood and rented to good tenants Also House
to rent Inquire ut 157 Atlantic street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-24

COUNTRY AND CITY BOARD.-WANTED lMMFDI
" datey, the location and terms Of good boarding
places to meet the and preferences Of
applicants for board the Board Registry 1875 Broad
way, New York. Parties seeking board can be suited
n BSevera cottages and parts OF houses wanted IN and
near the city A. c. JONES x co