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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-24

IOWA LEGISLATURE.
to the Hawk-Eye

Des Moines, Jan. p
SEsAfR--Went int Committee Of the
Whole on the Governors Message, and
referred it to the respective committees
Mcpherson introduced bill defining
the duties Of railroads Referred.
The Senate resolved to hold only morn.
ing sessions until further notice.
Duncomb presented . resolution re-
ducing the alary Of Supreme Judges to
fifteen hundred and District Judges to one
thousand dollars.
Wooisen of Henry, offered substitute
reducing the salaries of State and County
oifc rs 20 per cent, including members
o. the Legislature, which was made the
special order for next Tuesday.
Holmes, Of Jones, offered bill fixing
tho fees of Grand and Petit Jurors al
81 so per day.
Ainsworth, of Fayette, offered bill
repeating the appraisement law.
Watson. Of Iowa, offered bill repeal
ing the acts Of the last Board of Educa
ton authorizing the German language Il
be taught in common schools; Also re
pealing acts creating State Board of Elk
| aminers.
HousE-Met at p. M
Wilcox, of Des Moines, from Com. OF
Domestic Manufactures reported bill ex
empting 80 sheep from taxation, all WOO
cloth manufactured from same, capital AM
machinery invested in the same, linseet
oil, fax and fax cotton and sorghum, ant
all capital and machinery invested therein
Laid on the table and ordered printed.
Pendleton, OF Woodbury., introduced
a bill compromising Capt. j. f. Martin
and his company for service on the north
western frontier in 1861. Referred to the
Military Committee.
The majority report of the Committee
on Elections declares j. s. MAXWELL Of
Clinton County entitled to the seat con.
tested By Milo Smith, on the ground oil
Maxwell being member Of the Board Of
Supervisors.
The Republican caucus last night nom
mated +. w. Palmer for State Printer
and r. M. Mills for State Binder. Al
election will take place next Monday.
The Legislature is determined to cu
down expenses in every direction.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, jam. Is

NOV DIX, Jan. %.
Flour-Market shade frmer; S. 45W
IS SIS for Superiino State; S5 7O@5 So
for Extra State; SIS 45(15 SIS for Super
fire Western.
Whcat--M arket better; 81 2a9yi 90
for Chicago Spring; 81 s2@l 81 for Mil
waukce Club; 81 IS Amber Iowa; 81 40
for Red State.
Corn-Market quiet and unchanged.
Pork steady; sales at Gil 75Wl2 Be
for mess and ssttta 80 for prime. Beet
quiet and steady.
Whisky quiet at 24am25c.
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killing OF Major Marshall.

News was received in this city yester-
day Of the killing Of Major George G.
Marshall, of Merrill's Horse, at Knob
Noster, Missouri, on Sunday. He was
killed by the notorious rebel desperate,
"Arkansaw" Robinson, who, in his turn,
was killed by some of the Union soldiers,
Major Marshall was native of Maine.
and resided at Chillicothe, in this State =
Mo. Dem, 22d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-24

TIE RIGHT SrIRlT--The New York
Tribune Of yesterday has the following
The Grand jury of Pittsburgh, Pa. in
their presentment, delivered to the Court
of Quarter Sessions, on Thursday last,
says that 1.-THE tax which may be created
by this unfortunate rebellion, we will
most willingly bear, even unto the last
shilling of our hard earnings, rather than
be conquered or see our constitutional
rights invaded by traitors. This is the
right spirit, and let Congress understand
that it is the predominant feeling of the
country. Tax! Tar TAX! Let the
rational credit be preserved, and let us
not be driven into shameful compro.
mise with the traitors by the memorable
compulsion Of government bankruptcy
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THROAT AND LUNGS.

Atthis season Of the year when coughs and cold,
are Troublesome every family shouid have ssfe and
certain remedy at hanH. Ransons Hive syrup and
Toia is the very thing IL Is nes only pleasant fsr
children 10 take. but IL certain cure for Crcup
"hospng Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coaghs and al
Affections OF ihe Throat and Lungs.
sHis as sii hruRrssss.- Price Is cents.
Orders may be addressed 10 j. T. iikinssn, Whole
sale Agent, Se. 81 ksin-si., ksotat, Iowa.
decI2a!nwat
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NTAR! WARE WARN!

All persons keeping or having for sale. an, Q, .
kinds of Munitions Of ar such as Guns, Pistols Re-
volven and ali kinda Of Ammunition are required not
70 ssit any person without order from The Hoss-
signed THIS order must be strictly compiled with,
nnderpensiiy offorfeiting all articles mentioned in
theirpossession. Jouk sTANAUs,
jiyI3d Surveyor PORT OF eokuk
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Boston, Jan. %.

The steamship Hibernia from St. Johns,
N. B., where she landed British troops,
arrived here at o'clock a m.
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EW- Gen. Sigel has Withdrawn his re-
signation and it is reported is to have
command Of the forward movement from
Rolla.
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THE GATE CITY,
FRIDAY, JANUARY "a.

AhADh JAA dA ~.
The ATLASTIc.-Lowr has received
the Atlantic for February, Vanity Fair,
New York Dailies id advance Of the mail,
DC. The Atlantic is capital number.
LIVE HoGs.-A drove of hogs num-
bering Is, and another just behind il
numbering 470. passed through Main-st.
yesterday and went to Patterson 4 Tim
berman's Pork House.
LARGE HoGs.--Neah Bailey, of Lee
county, killed, this winter, $50 hogs that
averaged I'll lbs, so averaged 33s lbs,
% averaged 1926 lbs, 100 averaged 30s
lbs, $50 averaged 243 lbs.
~ Capt Curtis whose marriage was
announced ia OUT paper couple of days
since, has returned again to join General
Curtis at Rolla, expecting to move for
ward at once to meet the enemy. He
reached here Tuesday afternoon, was
married in the evening and started back
on the next evening.
LADIES FEsTIvAL-The Ladies of the
city are requested to meet at 2 clock this
afternoon in the room Of Mrs. W. f.
Graham, in the Pavilion, to provide for
holding a festival for the purpose of
raising money for the Soldiers Aid So
ciety.
BU- For number Of days past the
weather has been remarkably equablc. -
Every time We have looked at the Their
nometer, the mercury has been between
800 and 36o. Every day it thaws very
little, and every night it freezes little.
STABBISe CAsE.-About two clock
yesterday morning stabbing ARRAY occur
red at the Firemen's Ball, in Burrows
Hall, of which the circumstances, as near
as We could learn, were about thus: A
young man named John Robson came
up and said to Bellamy s. Hines partner,
You ehgaged to dance with me- She
replied, /" No, | did not Robson said,
n That's a id lie. ffiue replied to
him, "That'sa nioS way to speak to a
lady" 1hereupon Robson turned to
wards H'ne as l6out to strike him
Hine Instantly 11ew a large knife see
ing which Robson ran, IIine pursuing
him round the room and down stairs.
Robson slipped down, and Hinc over
took him and stuck him in the loin, the
knife cutting between the spine and the
kid4eys. -
Yesterday, an information being filed
against Hpe. charging him with an as.
sault with intent to infict great bodily
injury, he appeared before Justice Ly-
man, waived examination, and gave bail
in the sum of $500, to appear at the next
term of the District Court
We learn that Robson was doing well
yesterday and would likely recover.
pU The editor of the World is evil
IDENTIFY too smart for this world He can I
live long. His latest bit of sharpness on
Congress is the following criticism of Mr..
Bingham who advocated the confscation
,ofrebel property, personal, real and mixed.
The World hits him after this fashion
"Will Mr.. Bingham kindly explain
what he means, in his otherwise lu0d
speech, by INJURED property? We have
heard of mixed tea and mixed speeches
Of members of Congress, but our statute
books are silent on The subject of 'mired'
property"
Now, anybody that ever read Black
stone half an hour could enlishten the
editor of the World with ease, yet the
Horla is great expounder of the Con-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-24

SlA BBLS. CHOICE WINTER AP-
sJDNV PIES, for sale at 100 Main Street, be-
tsesa fearth and Fifth. Nm. sTASNUS.
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ETG Gen. Jim Lane is announced for a
speech in Quincy tonight.
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LARGE HoGs.-Noah Bailey, of Lee
county, killed, this winter, $50 hogs that
averaged 2T1 lbs, 50ayeraged 33s lbs,
10 averaged 1926 lbs, 100 averaged 30s
lbs, l5O averaged 243 lbs.
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The ATLANTIC. Lowry has received
the Atlantic for February, Vanity Fair,
New York Dailies id advance Of the mail,
&c. The Atlantic is capital number.

LIVE HoGs.-A drove of hogs num-
bering Is, and another just behind i,
numbering 470, passed through Main st
yesterday and went to Patterson 4 Tim.
berman's Pork House.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the c5-pzrsnc
taiafs Existing hf the ualar rsixntd undsr the
nyc of Hstaiti Rsfstsa is tAs day dEsssis by
tuai consent The business will BE- continued BIZ &.
haBla. 10 bis avn pane, ha aud will col
lest all the outstanding claims dur the Arm and
pc. all lis iadettrdn~ss
,.a,ru(1- vii. 1. i ralsros.
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bU- For number Of days past the
weather has been remarkably equable.--
Every time We have looked at the Their
mometer, the mercury has been between
800 and 36o. Every day it thaws very
little, and every night it freezes little.
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LADIES FEsTIvAL.-The Ladies of the
city are requested to meet at 2 o clock this
afternoon in the room Of Mrs. W. f.
Graham, in the Pavilion, to provide for
holding a festival for the purpose of
raising money for the Soldiers Aid So
ciety.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-24

Now, anybody that ever read Black
stone half an hour could enhghtea the
editor of the World with ease, yet the
Horld is a great expounder of the Con
stitution.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-24

L. IT. INbLUW N. D.,
n0EUK, IOWA
Once corner OF Main and 3ds,rcets up STAIRS Res
i5tBee Faux lin. bstwteE Ati and 9Th 0Ecs
from 10 TO IL a q I'D from to h. III.
REFERENCES
Hon. Z. r. Allen, Aurora, Ill.
Rev. G.. b. Hubbard, 80
s. &. Gtlleti. D.,
p. A. Affair, NJ. D..
T.. A. WinslowsM ID,
q. Higgins, NJ d.,
Mp. Poiter, ~. D., kAnevills, Ill.
DeeloTtd3m
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~ Capt Curtis whose marriage was
announced ia OUT paper couple OF days
since, has returned again to join General
Curtis at Rolla, expecting to move for
ward at once to meet the enemy. He
reached here Tuesday afternoon, was
married in the evening and started back
on the next evening.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
D. P. L. BALDY

Again offers his- services, Ito the inhabi-
tsnta sf Toledo, snd.vicinity,) $50 Practice
a Ing Phi dtieA and Obstetrician,
i Bk4pfii attedtfon given to Diseases Of Fe.
males and Children.
=. Chronis diseases will receive special atten
tion.
81 Those v hose fears have been excited sgains
tAss1osssivs use,of Oalomel, or Mercury; in
''any tsrm-kay rest assured they will receieve
<ns injury-durfng treatment. f49f
n Every person will be expected to settle their
ndebtsdness every
SIX MONTHS. By CASH, PRO
~ DUCE or NOTES.
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Aedsloa1 n oti oe.

Doct. H. Bunce, again offers his service to
The citizens Of Toledo and surrounding coun.
~, - Physician ind Surgeon. Doct. Burce
nay b found at his office in ]. M. Shanklin's
Drug Store, from O'clock A. NJ until P. M.
except when professionally absent. Calls
'stlsnded to.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
Attorneps


r. r. BRADFORD
Attorney and Counselor at Law
TOLEDO :. Tama Co., - IOWA
Will practice in all tho courts and attend
to collections.
-RErERENCEs-
Andrew johnson U. 8. Senator.
Horace Manard, member of Congress.
Hon. Emerson Ethridge.
II. L. j. Boardman, marietta Iowa.
II. C. Henderson, MARSHALL Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
JAMES STRUGGLE.

with its pretty crimson coal FIRE, and
bright, yellow jets Of gas.light.
/ Her cousin looked up coldly at the
question, Uncle Gould f;owned omin
onsly over his paper, and Aunt Gould
just said, very drily-
Madge looked uncaslly from one t
the other, but no single pair Of eye.
turned upon her with sympathy or ex
planation, and after few moments Of
irresolution, she laid down her school
books and stole from Tie room. II the
hall she meet the house maid.
"Oh! Betty, please tell me, has any.
thing happened; and Why didn't Jamie
come to school this afternoon?
Betty shook her head.
"WeIl, Miss, | don't like 10 grieve
yor, but your brother has done a lor
rible thing, and if he was poor bS,
now, I suppose he'dbs looking through
iron bars tonight in the county Jail -
/ ooh, Ectty, what do you mean 2
said Madge, turning quite pale.
"Well, Miss, said Betty, sinking he,
. ..,,,
it some time, | suppose, and the fact
is he's just been stealth nnney ont OF
! Che masters drawer "a hundred dol
lars, more or less!'
1 .It isn't so!, cried Madoc in \ loua
sharp tone, which almost startled her.
self. "WEat Jamie steal, I,'s :
wicked lie !" and she burst into tears
~'Ncry wel,,' said the oaenaca Betty.
you'll soon find whether tell lie q,
no. / believe he's none to good to b, 4
thief, nor ,o. either, With your m;ncin.
saint ways"
but Madge was out of healing-twn
steps a; time mp the broad stairs, til
she reached little room It tic far,he,
end Of the third story corridor She
burst II without any ceremony, hit al
was sill III sie cold winter twilight
except the disi"al dashins asains, the
window pancs. "Jamie - she called,
anxiou>iy.
At first there was no reply, and then
little movement behind the ding,
brown curtains betrayed him. and
Madge vas At his side, with her arms
flung around his neck.
Il knew you had heard It at the mi
mute you called me-" f,,tercd Jamie
irving TO smile.--.I heard the tc,rs IN
your voice, you know. hut yo,, ,on,,
believe it - -.
!, "Ncyer,,' cried Mad,c ye,,oment,,
.Now tell me al ahont = How c.n
anv one dare "a s.v 81 .,
.Ih..a,., -, !.
-, -. =. "s"'
49,, .,m "s - se''-
IL: r., 'o :. -" 70" some
.;aas % -. ~" Noe''s secret ever
60. GO - = ~ s.'''''s' -" see "hen
~ ~ A i 80" IS. D''th-aay party last
s,1' "as' s"a ~ .' .,e gus ssep. around IN y
''S ,."'' - .'so 1'ecsess nan
h.a ~. - .';,,' I -. o"'.' aao you o"'s
-. 80 p "".' '"e' "oh
-, !, - .o"Neu i0s. as SWEEP
',. =, ,'e pe'.'.s' - ~ , 'hoasn'
Wv "s" "'' A"'sh' sa'u' jus. look
"s" ''''e' .sn sue !retty, ana aoen 7
!. - 60 s , 800 - sue Oo's"' ,"ree
.,os., az - = .'"s.' ""u "'a me
IT,. IT,. ~ W, :, "'s", sewing stars On ,t
"e"' ""u s''u-
d;d RAJ ,,aL oa. -, .'s.e' 10y 'o1 io' you
-. s ,sas . - 'o''' '"o"sn.
) - aa;s: s1 'oaa @ '.''e' .aus"ea JUST ''ke
49, ~ . 'e.",' - '"' r'sh'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

r. WALTER JACKSON
Attorney and C0u nSelDr atl.Aw
TOLEDO - Tama Co., IOWA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12
rates sf Advertising

Oas Square, 6rst insertion, $1,OO
each subsequent insertion, O,5O
t,ns square Threo months, 400
dc ''Hfx months 600
do 8 One year, 1900
oaArter column, one year, $500
Oue half column, one year, $500
One column, one year, 5000
- Il addition to the above rates. advertise
amsnts containing rule and figure work, viii
bs charged one third more.
y Twelve lines Of this type make square
Business Cards, consisting ofsix lines OF
Jess, $500 per year.
~ All Transient and Legal advertisement,
sEnst Be- paid in advance.
o~Uuless the number Of insertions be speci-
hsd 81 the time advertisements are handed
. they will be published 1T the discretion Of
The publisher. and charged for the length Of
tin . they are inserted.
"A liberal discount from the above rates
will Be made to large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

A. (sEsAH
NOTARY PUBLIC, AND GNERAL LAND
~ AGENT, Toledo Tama county, Iowa. All
usincss entrusted to his care will receive
ro.npt attention.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-12

SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
Memorandum Diaries for SO, Legal cap, Feors
cap, Letter. Note and National paper, Blank
cards, School cards sc, as good as the best nd
as ch ap 40 the,oheapest ut Pioneer Drug Store
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i8G:l.
TIL E 1862.
PzSSsYLvANM CENTRAL RAILROAD,


With ID, connections TOMS
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
f..g .EU. lokS ro To" fRiNcpAt WEsrEss CITIES.
f..l r.ins daily fou NewioN 20 inade phia, via
,,,. lr.es and Camden and Amboy line.
ALL IIaIU,I TRAINS ron THE WEST By THIS
RUt.I .vAtG NEW-YORh FROM THE
EuuI uf CJthILANDESE
by way Of fs-rphia Gle morning p'i.e eer' leave New
YORK ether roufrf; Evening passengers
OF oae hour later tnan otl"r lines.
i, wy OF Allentown. evening pass ugrrs leave at r. M
three hours later than he lines aud hy both
ulrye % thf re As h,Icr lne, Ia Cricg aud al
roip 10 the Nouh West 1esui p danopois, Louisville
-. Loui, Cleveland. Coumbus, Cncinnsti and al main
points W ct. with ewer changes Of cas- -
Sleeping Care. without chA1gs from Philadelphia TO
Pittsburgh $50 miles aud Newly 80 Pittsburgh Az miles
SmQk ~ and saloon CsIs on all trains
Fare tie ~ other roufcs.
Baggage checked through. Transfer. free.
see-e I'oAe;; o. c q1a u,e g. by riiSS6SgIsh
Tho Pennsylania Central Company runs on EniEunt
Accommodation Line. Which Affords comfotahs ubde 81
es % parties moving Wet"ad. at one hai tho usual rates
Of fare
By ts roue, heights If all descriptions bs forwarded
o. ard om any put "a the Aroai. u Ohio kcutucsy In
dwA Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri by RAIL
ROAD OihECf OF 70 port on the naygnble rivers OF
The Wet by steamers tiom Pittsburgh.
The rates 81 Freight erd from say point n the et ny
the Penusyl RAILROAD are 1t all times favorable
charged by oft,r harosd Conpsnie. N-c rnd ship
Ttr ntusfinr rssl OF hcir Freight thu Com
rany' can rely with confidence oa IT, reee5 transit.
LIVE ofOth.
ia,uers aud Dealers u Live Stock viii md Tbs most nd
sausgeoua route. Csparious Hsrd we'll waite ID aud sup
piled with esey geuienco have been opened or l' me
ad l.s cruuc iou and attention IS paid 20 rf ~ sn T.
from ausblry where will De- found every convenience r
feeding s"d resting choice . ottfe ~ tne wv AuE4'-
PlliA. NFN.i OK aed BALriMO tE MAtAhi s.
=. a. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, So A,t9f-iiosf'.
LEIGH g Co., ffe iht grut, , ,,...
No. | sstof N lns, AID No South Wilaurst
MCDONALD Bi'ChoFF' Ems; d f 1senS ,,,,,
ENOCH LEWIS General S'p't. Altoona, IA
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A,,vrr n. NrcoLaY. Auctioneer.

ATnRKT IT. fU,.'oI'''', nnNnQ
DEGULAR SALE of STOCKS ana ~ ~,
III ALBERT III. NICOLAf VIII SILL f ,.h,y., Ex
(Nonday). FEB. II. at Ri O'CLOCK l" '''
ehangei .,.p.t aim 10 shares Hope Insurance ~
20 shares Nas'ln 81 DO ,bsr,s AM Coal Coz. y
~ share i,'lus 81 40 shsr,s Adraic ns.., =,
10 share, harmony ns''' r.. Arctic ms Coz. 30
an shares North Wet Ias.. SUE sra lia 80
50 shres Kackke' Ice ColO1 .. sha'.s 49, r 100
10 shares ~ l. ~ ioo IS shares Col Msrine ms. llJ
H. ~ p,t 40 30 al re-, Pheuix Ina .... y
n shares Mercantile Il nk.l 100 ~ sha,e' No'''''
SJ.j hfelclutil- Mutnsl Scrip iool.,
~ 900 NirgiDs State per cent J. ones
A. 900 Missouri este per cent BONDS. =, 49, III.
CCg t,at X. 10 per cent ist orsaze poo'-
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Ocean Gteamers.

EorcyBy order OF the Sc meary Of STATE oil PASSENGERS
leaving IN. pIted States required TO proyiae themselves
an p,spots directions for obtaining wncn may Dc nah a.
de Companys Offices No. Is Broadway ~ y
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For NeE-Haun. :, a. m, tEx j. i2:l5. 3:JO(EEl $780,
40 aud p. - -
for bridgeport. :. a. NJ, (EIl; l2:l5 $500 (Er) $3.50
For Nord Stafford Fairfield Southport and wesspOr,
m. l2;l5 $3.50. and $50 p
For Nor~s = $3.50 I2l5, $780, tEHli $780, $780, );
For Dsreu and Greenwich = $50 aam p:l5 $50 $50
$3.50 f. ~, .
90 as $50 .
70 Pot Chester and int mediate stnions viva M IL
4, $50, i;3O $3.50. $50 p. m.
Tor Pot Chester aud New Rochelle, p IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
FOR Boston. via Springfield u., rE $3.50 (Erl p.
for Boston Shore Line. l2;l9, y. IN.
For Hartford snd Springfield . a. IN, tEhl Ei', J;So'
(ENI 9. ~
FOX Hartford, PrOviIruce, ard F,hki Railroad.
(EK.l, 1915 O.. m. 90
for Newllasen New London. aud Ssoning,on Railroad
ate q. NJ, l2:l5 $780, p. IA.
For Canal Railroad u: IS D. m. 20 Northampton
For liousatouic Rairoal 70 PittsAeid, IS a. IA.
For N4uratucA Railfoad. q. m $3.50 p. m.
For Dsrbuy aud Norwak Railroad = $3.50 a. m, 500 p III
Councillors ) eeping Care achrd q ? m train
JAMES IA. HOlI. Superintendent.
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EssGI Notlces.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN, Feb. H. 1852
Tho following Re, ort OF he Special Con n re ca "a
tnnul Communication from IBIS Honor the Mayor 70 -
Gomez received. sccours- yiog ori COS
al ped three thousand copies ordered to be printed &c dos
en orm sud directed to be published ~ thfss o. NJ li
- 1880 ID I. VALENTINE, ~
f-f Clerk Common CoUucI
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To,a, ...,.........,............5 Sc $50 533 %
DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE YEAR
Paid Claims by death 400 20
Pad tosame.......... 20 73i IS
Paid Surrendered polioies.......... H'@9 %
paid .onui,ies.................. 1863 -
psi5 y .l,c,;o,. NJ p. ,i1,iains.,.. 958 10
PsidPgo6t aud Los5...............' H2o' ~
Paid Commissions. .............,. frS5' Id
Paid Ezpcrses, viz: EIchsnee'
Po.sge Advertising Tl1os. sala
rics Rent Printing, and Sslion-
cry, Adverlrg Fuel, Medical -,
Examinations &c............... sj,iJ' Is %''''-' :"
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TrY.sUnY DgPiRrNrSr, FEB a. 1907;
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF the readi-
ne. Of this Department to redeem tho Treasury nol'
,yb in one wear ira date authorized by the act OF Noh-
.cnTo,ed December 2Jd lo57 aud tho Treasury hotes
aya5e n sixty days from dae Authorized by the act OIL No"
sr.s. approyed % March. 1851 81, ,.o ON
the I'm Jay Of April next by tho terms OF those acts respect
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NTEW.JERSEY RAILRO AD-FOR PHIL
\ aDELPHIA and the SOUTH and VEST. via JEa,
say CiTY-Mail and Express Lines leave seS.f's a.
a1d 10 a. D.. "a and u p N fafe ~ Iho1sh 'icssi
70 for the South sulWes snd through osssse sAeeAean
A. n aud aod u a. trsn..
j. ". WOODRUFF Assistant sapsnntendsnt
No bsg-ge will be rceyeJ FOR any trtns unless DELIVERED
and cbec ID Is mH In slvsuce o.. Tue tine O. Leaving
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financial.
OrrcE, No. o. BROADWAY.
NGINNNVE iUMT nv I
OF kEW-YORk.

STATEN Of the ,r, Of the Ccmpsny for tine fiscal year
ending the Is. day Of January, 1872:
Net csh sets lst OF February. 1851 -....S6s5'S'' -
RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR
For Premiums and Policy Fees. ST. l,7s9 IL
For observation-disclosures. 4eiO5O %
From AGENTS Tor suudry Balances
Of Ac' ss 19-sI. 593T5l 81