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IT S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
orrfcx Z. q Assrssoe. Ist Drsrrfcf,
MI. prfssxsr. Iowa. March /. 1864.
a~Annn rAr~~ H~v panA


The attention cf taxpayers Va hereby called the rro
visions Of the United States Excise Law relative the
assessment Of annual taxes. 7t 5sA
by sixth section u III. cf July i, 1867 is
mate the duty Of all prsns partnerships. frms assia
tons "r corporations, made liable 70 any annual duty
lirea-e, kefevs the k~1 Moa4av ef Aas
sae u make lst returB TO the Assistant Asses
ot the District uher located u the of annual
iscuaas, the Articles nhlex csrvsd with special
and the srfisr ocenpafioa Lathe pay any cense
Every person who sliali fail make such return by
the day sssrifs1 will he labac N h BY the
arcersing the best information hel he oh
tain, and in s1ch tbs Assessor J. required 20 aid fifty
per the Of IN. ftenss Of
Prompt r~tsnHs anis will avoid penalties
Every person vo shsi deliver Assessor any aise
frsstuisn list with eysde the
ysastta rsunefafs reairc by Law. i-@ntgect 70
Ene of Eve bnuirss llsr- i'm snr the i~t will
BE- raae y the Assistant and
um the yslasfon ssr enumeration nsi~ there be
argseEl
Payment ~ the assfA except those sc~rsses,
sill b d-nsan..l until she thrti-fh dss nf June.
The sfTrnfqisfr blanks ~hseh ard
all ne~~~zEr Information, w h furnished hy VIM. C..
strTe E-- Assistant As~or FIR the Ist Division: Ell
wasa kiuley Ei. u Disisios and John Gayirso Esq,
f.h bivi.ioH. ~ sis the slgssif he a-iseTed
hture ih@ hrsi Meadsy II MAY their se respect
irety. X. NJ. PI2EkI.
Hnrf3+ff " &w3~ u =. AsSe@@ar l-t District.
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E Saturday was busy day even for
keokuk, and many were the loads of pro-
duee. sSc.; that were brought in and dis
posed of at fair price. The wood
market was thropged with teams and that
was the only article but what there SEEM
ed to be great demand for. But the
coming spring has lessenei the call
for wood, and late in the afternoon there
was number of loads that remained un-
sold.
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ADVANCING THEIR Phi cEs.-The dis
position among mechanics to demand
an increase of wages for their services
within the past few weeks has been very
general throughout the country, and In
many cities the stone-masons, carpenters,
horse-shoers, tailors, harness makers and
many Others have given official informa-
tion that they will require an advance in
in view of the upward tendency of pro-
visions and other articles.
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GEEsE.-Large focks of wild geese
were flying over our city on Saturday on
their way northward, which. according
to the old saying, indicates 'spell of
weather We think that they must have
"iailed to make connections" some where
on their route from the Sunny South, as
we had the "spell of weather" before their
arrival.
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NURSERY, TT. MADISON,
\ NNUAL scHoUL KLECTION.-

4 NNUAL SCHOUL ELECTION.-
IL In aoccrisner With eer. 10 Part . Chap II2, Of
the School La~s VI Iowa. the nnhusl meeting of indepeU
dssx Public II hooi Districts shall be held the
Mossy Of March fm the transaction sf the business Of
the and fur the election by ballot of President
Vice President Secretary aud Treasurer, who shall
tnue N office for year and director the
csscnof the whose expires who shall continue
in office three years
Ing 6f the kekuk Public School District viii be held
m Public school House Blohdean street Monday,
the 18th day of March, lst4 between the hours U O'clock
A. A. .~d4P.N. wv. OGDEN, Secy.
mchs.
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EKcRuITINa.-We yesterday heard a
little incident illustrative of hew anxious
the men throughout the country were to
enlist in the Third Cavalry regiment be-
fore it was filed to the maximum. Capt.
Stanton, of Co. E, in that regiment, after
arriving home was taken sick with the
small-po SO that he had no opportunity
to 60 after recruits, but so eager were the
boys in that neighborhood to join his
company that they came to bis residence,
and taking their positions 10 a room ad
joining the one where the Captain was
lying. with the door closed between
them, they we're sworn into service
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rg- Capt. Il. b. Rutledge, Provost
Marshal OF this District, and DIR. j. NJ.
Shaiier, of the Board of Enrolment, ar
rived in the city Friday night. Capt. r.
says that several townships in this county,
Jackson, Jefferson and Marion among the
number, are behind on their quotas in the
draft. There certainly is some mistake
about the number furnished from Jackson
township. According to the last list
published by Capt. Rutledge, our quota
was reduced to So; since that time Capt.
Wilson has recruited s6. Capt. Conn -,
and L. r, Bisscll 20, leaving but Is de-
6cient. We Obtained these figures from
the parties themselves. and the only con-
clusion which We can arrive at is. that
some muster roll has failed 10 reach the
Provost Marshal.
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A3~AdseFssements under this he~d. not excesdinx
hnsa 30 cents for first insertion; Is add
tional insertion.
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HOTEL FOR RENT-The Hotel 10
II Keokuk Iowa, kmown ns the ~Bliifrss HOUSE.
entxins xixtyhye rooms. upiarnisae and rei al9t
Il acuTT HOWELL
rrrh. heokuk. IOva-
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TsoR sALE-A Brick House, .w,

stories and hascsnsnt lot 4l by 100 feet situated
on Twelfth street Des Mones. Apply 10 v Higbse,
yeanda House or Isaac K. Cochran, 40 Main street
ueh44t 4+
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EOR sALE-Two beautiful Lots, with

good two-story Frame Dwelling, containing six
rooms good cellar csser and lot we'll fenced all tor
$500 essb. little good-dog cheap. Enguire Of
,nrh4 VI b TEN-EYCK-
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EOR SALE-A Marble-top Billiard
Il Table with patent combination cushions msnufac-
turea BY Brunswick Bro Cincinnati Ohio complete
running order, win be sold cheap for cash
s9. Mo-AkTY UBRIEy.
mchs-dH International Saloon Keokuk, Iowa
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EOR SALE-A Double Brick Cot
tax~ Dwelling containing rooms, good cellars, es-
fern and lot well fenced Price sil0u Also, cottage
brick Dwelling with ree rooms, good cellar cisirrn and
ia well fenced Price $50 cash Tftss god or 10 ssie-
Enauire N inch 4 H. b. TEN-Efck-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-04
co. 4elexu1tlr{n 0Azett {
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 4.

},EEns The following co1veyaIscos have
hem admitted Il, record, IN the CEerk Office
q the Cnunsy Conc: Of this coonSy, since tf'e
last term Of tie court
William Gregory and wife to Thomas Palnnan;
deed Of bargain and sale, dated Mar. = 1864
s!;;.v ;1aul,belj 70 Jas. Il. Ciagett deetl OF
;.aroaiy, and sale, dated Aug 80, 1859. Uu'ted
States t., A. 4. Hteen; certiAoate Of sale o.
estate Of Thomas H4vetF, dated March |:
1884 u 60 Mary Chem certificate OF sale,
of Floveree Il Vither's property, dated feE'
"a. 1864. =. S. 20 Joseph j. Gheen ceFtl1-
%: Of sale Of Agnes and Henry Dundass pro
nartv. dated March |, 1864. ! 5. TO John RI
14heen certificate Of sale Of George Washing
,on' property, dated March |, 1854. i. ): Z"
y,va;a \. Kelley: certificate Of sale Of (. Il.
-Buckncr $ property dated Feb. |, 1864, Z. Y.
RIGGS, ct ais. to Emanuel Francis, deed u bar
cain and SALE dated FEB. 20, 1864. Danie
Minor 60 Geo. H. 3cooot deed Of bargain and
sale. dated March 7, 1864 Geo. Il Smoot,
70 6. Fiege deed Of lease, dated Jan. |, 1864.
Z F;ege to Minnie ShuIz deed OF bargain
and sale. dated Feb 7, 1864. Anna 5. vii
son 60 Z. 9. Fletcher; deed Of bargain and
sale. dated July is, 1861. T. T. Keith and
wife Co Roziar D. Beckloy: deed Of bargain
and SALE dated Feb, l, 1864. J. E. Keith
and wife TO Edgar r. BeckIey; deed OF bargain
and sale. dated Feb. [, 1864 JAS McCTacken
and wife 60 MargaretJ Lannon deed CT gift
Of real estate, dated Jan. Z, 1852 Lewis Sc
Kenz;a to Charles Seal deed Of emancipation,
dated Jan. /, 1868. Geo. Snyder and wife
and c. Y. Eniok and wife 70 Walter Harris
,}ae} Of bargain aal sale, dated March 10,
1854 John r. Gray ana VIE to J. 5. Cogs'
well: deed Ct bargain and sale, dated MARCH,
18th 1864, Joseph Janaey 10 Joseph [. jan
nav: deed OF bargain and sale, dated March
25, 1864. Geo. ?. Thompson to t3eo. y.
Thornton, deed Of trust, benefit Of \. 4.
Thornton. dated March Is, 1864. 9eo. /.
Tbo;npsou and vile to William Gibson; deco
of bargain and sale, dated March rs, l664,-
r. ". Wilbura to Francis L. Smith, deed Of
rrust Eenefs Of Lucinda L. WiIbnrn, dated
Jan, %, 1861 ". Ii. CanoIl with Willard
Pierce: deed OF agreement, dated FEB. 23, 1864
Sarah ". Griffith to {, [. Edelin,; deed ot Gar
ea;o and sale, dated March 81, 1864. I.
Fege to Minnie Silah; assignment Of Ieaaa,
dated Feb. II, 1854
The following rates are quoted N tlo batl-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-04
DIED.

Apri1 "a, ELIZABETH B., d&H$ !,1 s o. I'd
late Washington C. Page ~ III, iH' a,acr:I
Of the family are invited 70 "tt@il0 i I} fbarjq
Page, on Tuesday, at II o'clock l. y, ------.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-04

p1Ioys meeting Of The Board Of
Pilots of this place, on Saturday evening"
p;Iof licenses for the Potomac aCd tributaries
were granted to JOSEPH Deinty, Stephen ".
I}nnf1iogton. James Hammond, James il.
A;laras james Scott anl John y alIace.
Tie subjects Of Debt, Taxation, a<'d The
Finances are beginning to excite moTc than
usual attention at the. North, and 10 be dis,
cussecI az length in the Northern Journals. =
The Immense Increase Of the public Ceot, the
critical state of monetary affairs under paper
expansion. and such matters, are The prom'-
nent topics III he newspaper >lea1efs
The weather we have had, has had lts ef-
fscz anon The fisheries. Fewer shad and her
ring have been caught, thus 5aY, II the foto-
mac by the OILERS than nsnal There axe on]y
three or four Of the fishing landings worked
and, they have done bus jit1Ie.
----~---~~~~z&ap-
At meeting 81 the friends OF CONVENTION
IN Maryland, held in Baltimore last Friday
night. Henry Winter Davis SPOKE IN favor Of
the .ofnedaye abolition Of slavery III Nl@fy-
land, and stcenuousIy opposed ali conpetisa~
fiou either f,y the State Or te}oral government.
The Washington and Alexandra Ferry LON
pany have purchased the steamer Thomas lo!~
err, which will be placed on the line: and may
occasionally make a trip 10 Mount |eroon.-
The company does Tot expect 70 get regularly
70 work uutil about the middle Of the mouth.
The INSPECTOR Of Flour, in Washington, has
Inspected during the last quarter the greatest
quantity eyer Inspected within the same period
IN that city, the aggregate being 1925 whole
barrels aoo 50 hall barrels Of wheat -four, and
33G barrels Of re hour
DR.. John F. Bayne, ot Prince t}eocge'5
county, Maryland, declines being candidate
for the Maryland Convention, but is in favor u
; Emancipation e0ith Compensated.
The steamer Fair Haven, from New loGk to
Alexandra, was wrecked OF Gaps Henry beach,
during the recent storm.
The State election in Connecticut rakcs place
to-day,
The New York News says 'the South ca11-
not be restored to the Union by force and that
''rhe issue before the Northern people now IS,
whether by return to conservative principles
peace shall be restored, or whether the oe&r
energies oi The natioa shall be sacrificed III
vain, ITS resources wasted, and the fresh young
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-04

The New York News says ''tEle South CAD
not be restored to the Union by force and that
the issue before the Nortlaero people now Is,
whether by return to conservative principles
peace shall be restored, or whether the best
energies Of The natioa sbal! be sacrificed IN
vain, us resources wasted, and the fresh young
blood Of it's best and brag6st hearts be poured
ont like wafer, all TO no nurpose but 60 tertllze
the soil and crimson the streams Of the oo1fia-
ern land
The Knoxville correspondent Of the y. I.
Tribune says ot Uc,l Frank WolfoEd who was
lately dismissed from TIE United Mates ser
vice mo man has shown mere steady dave
ton to the Union cause, or has been Exceeded
IN self denial and gaantry in the field He
has beer seriously wounded SIX times, and
had sixteen horses shot under him IN battle.
Mrs. WeG and her three children, who
were ordered BY Gen, Wallace 20 be sent
South On last Friday afternoon. has had a re
spite, and for The present will be allowed 70
remain il Baltimore on parole
, 1864-02-04
POLICE COURT.
A Father Charged with the Ruin o.
his own nAuE Eer-Her IE<cuu-
tu1toK-DtschaxEe oftAe
Accused.

Charles William, = respectfully drsreed and up.
FarcntlJ intelligent man, was, on Tussday last, in
the Police Court, charged with the crime Of incest
the victim boing his oWn daughter, child between
twelve md. thirteen 1eats OF age, named Sarah
Jana " Willsans.
The charge wxs So pertinaeioussf r,ade ut first,
and 60 ohstinat51 insisted upon, That despite the
favorable surroundings Of the prissnee many were
found to eive zedenee to the ssosy. As the ex-
aminaticn progressed, however, the witness
reeantnd her foezne1 statements, sad acknowledged
that hhe was fnstigated to mako the charge by the
reladves Of the prisoner, who vera bitterly In
ccnEed agatDBt him because he an Ifshman, had
married German woman fer his second wife.
Jussice Miller was not entirely satisfied with the
neR complexion Of the catA and decided to hold
the accueed for further examination In the sum OF
1880, in default OF which he was committed.
Yesterday the trial WAS resumed at the Central
Station, the girl relterating her latter statement
the prisoner Was declared innocent and honorn5ay
discharged. The daughter Was sent to the Ersang
Woman's Refuge. Tho evidence developed re,
masRable degree Of dspravity for girl go yauug.
She admitted not only that she had been an i2matc
Of house Of fillfape eeveral occaaions Int that
she had committed the most deliberate PERJURY on
the former examination. The parties whaprompt.
ed the girl to this step will shortly havean oppor
tunity TO spewsr to the charge Of suhasnation oil
ptF1uIy,
, 1864-02-04
HERRING II cos sAFEs.



.r,,. S. PnnADkLrn1A, Aug. 1, 1861,
Aessls. f4ARtL, UKRH1s0 5 Co.
- uoNAs-"e nave eEdearoted to drill hole In
me sample Of iron sent Us (uerTiur & EioYd's
t,sts sGa!siazed) hut were only able to pene.
H,.rminnta mu4t iefs than quarter of m Inch IN
can te made. and working under nressrrn 1seot n
over l..tu pounds We consider Tie iron in.neua.
tfa1ie unueE any circun1e stances thst wn1iH ~
within the control OF a burglar. Yonr. f,n1" 10
NoRk1s, TAsKER 60.
EAGLE IRON WORKS
Aessrs. H1Rn1Na, & Co., No 20 S,ata =, tso@.
GENTLEhEH-We would inform ynn thss -
tested the specimen Of Cryatal1zed Irun vhi.h
yo9 lelt win rs Tor the purpose of trying, 10 iri11
and Would saJ that, after hardening our drills tn
drin 1t. It Is our opinion that is 3p,nerrnns 10 ~
drille, or any OTHER boring fnst,uraents IN short
it is tic hardest metal to drill or bore W. eva-so
Respectfully you're, "''
P.w. GATES.
OFFICE Or DAWSON, DIcKreoH 4 Co.
Civil, Mining and Mechanical Engineers. ss9
Broadway,
,, MY YORK, April Il, 1861
ansd IS T. . IT, LIED .e; %sts Es sa
diamond pointed drills, and eYefy other
method known to maehinlats In drilling tho hard
est kind Of metal or tempered steel.
me drills were tempered BY one Of the most ex-
peflenced tool dresera in the city. and wo found
II impossible to make any impression. We tAke
70 nnE yoa on experience in
rare Invented metal that will succesafuljY defy
the most experienced burglar
D1VisoR,p odispfSHa1k DicRfSsoN & Co.
, 1864-02-04
STATE SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Progress of the Kun-The Fu-
rore Nearly Exhausted
Incidents.

The run on the State Savings Institution was
continued yesterday, but with diminished force.
Tic crowd aggregated in fron.of the building in
tie morning was la1Eer Than on the previous days.
hut II WAS plain that different class YVES there.
The great majority were merely on lockers, and
those who went to draw thair deposits drew small
CT sumt. The difference may best ba shown by
statipg that the clerks were equally active each
dhy. and paid demands as fast a. totals could be
reekoned, but the payments fell off from s450o1 Of
the oay preceding to about tx, 900 yesterday.
The business Was conducted even more rapidly,
a. on q mort methodtcal plan. None were admit
ted inside the door unless they h4d the pass.book,
endthus the crowd Of loafers were kept outside.
At one time the claimants formed q long line On
the sidewalk and were enclosed BY rope In single
h1e, to keep portion Of the sidewalk clear.
There vas, too, more Of good humor, and jokes
few freely between those In waiting and the crowd
outside. One man was asked for whom he was
going to vote. This Was too much for him. and
he LETT for home-
The totAl groundlessueas Of the panic ia best
shown BY the fAet that while It Ii confined to one
class Of nen-the least intelligent among the Ger
man populstiou-the better informed classes are
investing their money largely. About $65, 90 were
deposited there yesterday, and numerous offera OF
assistance were made BY nouied men. Our report
CT eaw one who, after waiting for his turn fall
two hourr, caught the eye Of Nj. HaInes, and told
him that he came to place $1,000 At his service,
nhe wanted it. Tho offer WAS declined with
thanks; the hank wanted assistance outside Of its
regular business having ample SUM In the vaults
TO 4aJ all demands for week TO coma. One evi-
dcnce Of tts solvency must not be omitted. A lady
who figures as fortune teller" made . large
depoait yesterday: plainly her opinion is that the
bank will not fall-wheshet or not that opinion ba
worth HING In fnF of1efR n daf}dn
, 1864-02-04

year,, and may have them instructed by Journey.
msn, IL thought beat. He states that under ito
former hAphazasd plan, upwards OF 60 sopren-
tiees Te1e turned cut last season - jourueymen.
aId to-day la1ee oportion Of them are idle, be.
Incompetent TO fll good }ourneyma1'o place. It
Is to remedy this evil; to establish tenho1r sys-
ten .aId f. the mutual benefit ofmembers and the
families that tbs association has been formed,
which though introduced but q few weeks ago, al.
ready numbers upwards Of 90 members, having
I've Organizations dn the city. A meeting oe oae Of
tht 80 sIb-orEanizauons Was held at Bridgeport,
Tuesday evening, smother in tho South Division,
near Sixteenth street, last evening. and grand
meeting will be held at the German Thestre a
gates will be present from the several MINOR organ
fx4tinu8. -
, 1864-02-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

TA specialmeetine ofthe "Old Ladies' Home
Society," will be held at the Home this afternoon,
nj oclock, lof 1ae purpose u taA.ns aceion upoo
tne toao"ins aoasao11su' =" .ne eon8'''0'4on
pfopoHea y ,ns ea,. ooa.a ~ " nana a;at. ,,
!s'. AMEND A1.ie'e IL. eo 'uat !. "Lu 1eaa 10
Affairs f the Society. shall ba chosen from the ya
rious religious DENOMINATIONS known a. Protes-
,h,ee gentlemen and flye ladies.,,
o. srns,a a-+tc,a y 1v etrIt,,o ont tba vorde
~. Alne"1 Aln.lo - ~ e14Auk wv .uo "otoe
Vice Pfeptdeute, lees one, as there arc denoMtua-
The regular meeting Of tao Board Will De hcld
Immediately after the adjournment Of the Society,
INV -s.dsrs IT, tha rsrd ~ Mitchel Mt7,enberccr
y T.1saS ~ ~ q. 1nr,s .sh,.h snna.-s ~ nnr "a.
Of the Alton and st. Louis Packet Company, and
fayorably known nom St. Louis to New Orleans,
~ .sI,..
w. ., ts s't,' y, 4h .ha
<,st.s-e stt.-s 1-H .T. -.
Cmeago, alton ana 81. Louis Kallroad company.
In adoihon to their commission business, they
are transfer agents Of the Chicago Alton and st.
Louis Railroad. The attention OF shippers ia
os,11na ~ a. ~ f..f1,.,os ofra-.5 =, th,a a.
e"'neo 10 ~ toe '"eilataes oaefeo oy ta1s al1n-
=. BOOTHS ossI1Rs[sellns B. tms oag iof ~
cents at retail, at No. 81 Dearborn strcet-also 81
cents at l87 Dearborn street. .
--...
LADIES' LOYAL LEA0uE.-Wtll all the ladies' In
ana .,.srnaan .+ ,srss a,sIaa1< 'Ao 0'' A-'1'''
By order OF the Secretary.
r- A.tsrt,or ia d,-nnt.5 y, +,o .aro.r,.aa,or.
..s,tad - sas1 tuu nId ~ ..aia Eatei.
lfthment.''
| -----s---,
E instantaneous and efNcaciouA cures Ci
tical observations On the canses nature and treat.
, 1864-02-04
LAW !nTELLIGEKCE,
Stamps on Legal Documents-Void
Assessment.
Record OF Cases In the Different Law
Courts.

Of tsL2. stamps are required to DO ain1eo 10 AM
writ Or oher original psoess BY tehsea any su'l L
s.,,.~ =, ~ f7.,taa s,.tas f,onr4 dav or w.
oqu9. ~ sao Game. D - ,,snst.. - ...ts. ~
snee' motion vs' maae 70 olsm'ss ss,a an aeuon u
torncr claimed the sct Of 1862 required had beor
s+1Ie1 to the dec1aratIon.
1,ss..,E,. ~ ~. sssa1 enr,s,aoa .b.t tina da.,,,.
- -, ..a.tSns. ,sas not y ,rocess,, wthfr ~.
a.u ~ ~. =, ,ass ~ r. VI. conrt .tonis
hn,d H.. VISA ssked leave to supply tha dan,
.,a,, =. 1,r .,tsr.'tnr ,te stnron.
In;.s - nru,1nnnd held tbst a decla.,tio, In
.,act,rsnt v,a :. a nrotess by which suit ia com
Iosnrcs,, xith;n tbe meauinc Of the act, and th,,
the st.up not having been attached before ser
vice It was afterwards too late to supply the de,
be;encv. consequently tae actfon Was dismissed
In our Law Intelligence yesterday, we noticed
the case Of Irwin vs Rollins Shaw then on trial
before Judge Drum mond, Is involving the ques.
tlou, whether an indefinite indulgence extended
BY the pa5ee ofa note to one or more Of the ms'
kers who appeared by tho evidence to be the &C
.a.t tsas'Fs..: "ss' .,.-ass ~ tha 49, ~ ~
nAe",su a ~ e..,sfs..1o ~ ". - ~
note. Dos who p1osea 70 tae seusla.noa OF sae
point judge Drummond yestarday morning
rs.-,a5 =. foI,ow.. -e
~D1I ~. [ss.s. ~ s.st.,,..a -.
tne <oulk ~ ~ 1essu 5at tnsy were
were sureies On the note, and that the principal
debtors turned oFef colatesals 70 the plaintiff to
and that, in consideration Of said transfer, ths
plaintiff agreed TO wait on the principal debtors
until the collaterals were collected and that this
agreement to wait was made without the assent oi
the turenee, that then the snreties were dischar-
Most Of tho time 0! the United States Court yes
teray waspccupfed in trvfnp rho celebrated q ~
TN $50 :, l., .,hi,h ~ n n - . -.
a.,,.,a. .,..,.to,.a -, ...L..",. .sA
their rcad m 4r1.se FINN Memnb;s IN p,,tIr,o,a
Thia ~, % :" aSs no W o.lmote.
.ae "A pi"oao'' oceupy nearly week, anu has
before been noticed At length IN our columns.
SUPERIOR CouRr or CntoAoo.-This Con,t W..
orcnniad vester3sv N ha.rin, tha .-,,rss.t. -
exceptions to the assessment rolls for city I'M
proyements.
Tbc nrtnrin.t ,o;,.. wal. ,...o
c<nton ~ up pon.s maee, were saoae IN e1
ctPuon 10 Inc assessment roll Tor The improve
ment Of Fourteenth street, and were substantially
as follows:
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4: lhat no notice vas given to Property owners
q ls the rssomenuai9n mn b. TIE Board Of Publle
Nolke lof me extension OF 18th Street. before the
passaGe o. me ordinance ior Its extension.
Z. 1nat Inc assessment was commenced bY Gin
dele, Rose and Lett, and concluded by Rose and
!etz, and Robert Law, and that Law was not au-
thorlzed TO Gct. there being no euch vacancy {bv
the temporary absence Of Rose) as authorized he
Msyor to appoint Law special Commissioner. and
that the assessment mnst be fully concIldei hv
the zane Commissioners who commenced it.