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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-15


PERr DETERMINED Uroy PREPARATION on WAR;.
The Peruvian government cannot get over IT.
resentment at the seizure or The Chncha
Islands by the Spanish Admiral Pi0zon, or The
naughty demands or the Spanish Minister Ma
zarrcdo, for the immediate delivery or Peru.
Wan subjects obnoxious to Spain, aud evinces
a determination to 60 to war 81 oil rists. m.
less Spain ct once surrendsus tho Chincha
IslaaAsj reetores ths Peruvian transport which
was seized by The Spanish men.ofwar, makes
suitable apology for hoe conduct and salutcs
The Peruvian Gag When sil this ID done, ssd
not til shen, will Peru listen to any demand
which Spain may make rs regards those
Spanish subjects murdered in Peru. Shosld
the Spanish government conclude 10 retain
the Chincba Islands. there are evidences that
Peru will not walt till Spain has re.snfovcsd
her Acct; bat will actually commence war
abe deems necessary 70 repair her wounded
honor.
There can be no doubt that worn Peru 10
undertake ibis unequal struggle she would
nsst witk ssni4iless frsp ker s;slsr republics.
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ioI tnem--put IN VAN, tnougn no g0O0 reason
appears for refusing The application.
On the day Of the collision. somessay that the
time Of arrival for the Washington train had
expired, by che watch Of Mr.. Hoover, the CON
dactor. in which case he had right to The
track. Others say Mr.. Hoover started four
minutes before the time was out, owing to q
Discrepancy in the times OF the watches Of the
two condpctors Eoth conductors have been
on the road for many years, and are deservedly
esteemed. Mr.. Hoover has lost his position
and this act of the company would seem to in
dictate be was in fault. How easily all this
would have been obviated by the completion
OF double track.
Poor Gross, the baggage master-a most esti
msble mau and faithful employee OF the CON-
pany for many ycars-=had just put down tho
brake At the signal OF the whistle, and stepped
TO the edge OF the platform to look out, when
the two cars between which he stood came
together with a terrible crash, and caught him
about the hips between the iron hand rails that
project few inches from the ends of each
cur. There no stood, wedged and jammed,
but slill breathing. % the other edge OF the
same platform was lying Michael Sullivan.
discharged three years voIuntees Of che MgA-
teenth Indiana, inst on his way homo. lie was
crushed to . jelly between Tho two oars and
instantly killed. In moment . hundred hands,
wording nes BY, Or tbe second track, rushed
70 the scoos, and by the aid Of two or three
hundred colored soldiers on the train tho cars
wore rolled back, and poor Gross WAS released
from his vice to breathe his last In the next
hour Had the trains been running II full
speed there 10 no telling what might have been
the loss Of life.
This road II must be said to the credit Of the
company, has been worked with its single track
for the thirty years IL has been In operation
with less accidents on II than on any other road
Of the kind In the Union; but the time hes been
slower and the detentions greater. We may
hope new that Garrett, the railroad king will
stir hs stumps. and pat such force on the
annsishcd track Of tAis road ~ will oouplsss u
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE, LAKE MoHEGAN.- -
M There plenty of large Rooms at this house Tor
the September good fishing. boating, huntng
&c ~ hour from New York by Hudson RIVER road.
stopping at Peekskfu Address WALTER r. JONES'
Peekskil, Eew-York
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ca n0n ~ i,ohE-OS BOND AND MoRTG tGE,
a0''b WV IT and per ceut, sums 10 suit New
ln1 aui srooki5 n ,rnpsrt laa.ta only need apply
Address y. W y box 4a3t New WORK Pos, office with
name icscripcu Of properly smaual desired &c, &c.
CaQnn 0nn 10 Lphn-Ar SIX rnR CENT,
ker Yora CITY property.
JOSEPH MASON NO -, Pine rooms - aud II.
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FINANCIAL.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
I.AsURr DsrAarxrsr, August 80. 1854

1RAsURY DsPARrnENr. August 80 1854.
September. 1884 for bonds Of the Unsd statss 70 the
Seas ss q e undposes d Of under
the Proposals for Loan. 9th June last The
abs semi annually the day Of July
sry Of each and redeemabe after the S0h OF June
Be for y :. hundred dollar.
Sy yong? S - %Sss
Ant, for e me nsd 81 M :SsnsS Vim $ q: q:
St Louis with the desiguated Depostary Baltimore.
Ss Busos or with any National Banking .a,nor
zed to receive deposits which may consent the
win be issued 10 deposors BY hs officer or association
ceivng them the originals of which must bo forwarded
ma. ms hs s Gs'i e VII ~ :ASus %
Washington than the ng OF September No
oer not oy its proper certificate Of deposit
The Coupon and Registered Bonds issued will be Of the
Bonas Of sSoo aud viii also S Be isSea If required
All offers received win be opened Friday the 9Th Sep.
embe The awards VIII 10 made by the Secretary TO the
highest oneers and notice OF acceptance will
be nmediae given 70 the respective oeers and in case
preferred will be the subscribers Of the
% $ on s. q II hs
mcnt paid by successful o1erers and will be Immediately
The amount accepted be deposited with the
Treasurer other officer association authorized to act
on or before tue ith one hird OF on Of or be
fore the 10Th ana the balance including the premium and
be Interest bonds win begin with the date OF deposit
Parties preterrag may the accrued interest from date
OF bond juy l TO date Of deposit in coin.
Oilers under this notce should be endor ed "Ofer for
Loan and addressed 70 the Secretary OF ne Treasury
= : " ". r. FEssENpEN
Secretary Of the Treasury
The ready immediate delivery.
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oITY oOMmnaOIAL REPORT.

fHuRsDAy. Sept l-oP.M
AsHn.-Rscsipts, 81 bbis. The market remains quiet
and quotations nominally a. before.
T.04l bbls flour, l0s bbls. and
<92 bags corn meal 6s ass bushels wheat $500 do
corn, % 5s4 do oats and 500 do barley malt The
tinusd light receipts and rise In gold had the effect TO i'm
part additional 6rmness to ths MARKET and further ad
vance OF l0c 20c the result at t0-dAys market
The homo trade bought freely owing TO the cool weather
and the 70 also revival Of speculation with saes of
500 bbs State delivery last half OF Septem.
bel at $40 SO $40 75 and $500 do reported for 0c.
tober at Sill The transactions immediate delivery
include Is 600 bbls state and Western TOO southern
and 900 Canadian Rye our remained inactive Corn meal
was rrner with more doing. Sales 600 bbs. az $S for
Jersey and s. 45 s. SO for Brandy wine and Atlantic
cattle .sc on rnc haons $40 a uuote.
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FINANCIAL.

s--.- ~
TINTED STATES sEvEN.THiRTY LOAN
The Secretary OF the Treasury gives notice subscrp.
will received Tor Treasury Notes payable
years from August s6i
OF and ten,hs per per
principal in,ercs, TO paid lawful money
These win be the option of the holder
maturity. per gold bearing bonds payable
than Eve than twenty from their
date the government may elect They viii be issued 10
denominations Of $50 500 500 $1,000 and ssoo and all
subscriptions be for ay collars some multiple Of
Gfty dollars
As the draw nteres, from Angus, is. persons
making deposits subsequent pay the n,e
rest accrued from date OF date of deposit
Parties aeposns ,wentY-hvs thousand dollars and up
wards for these a, any time will be allowed
commission of one quarter Of per cent
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN
uisa national saving. bank offerings higher rate
tcrcs than any other and the Best security Any savings
bank which pays It's depostors United notes
sde that is paying the beat circulating medium of
country and IT pay anything better. for its own
bonds payable in government payer.
CONVERTIBLE INTO A six PER CENT FIVE
TWENTY GOLD BOND.
In addition TO the very ibcr. interest on the notes for
three years this privlec. worth about
three per per the rate for ave.
twenty bonds not less than per premium aud
before the the premium per United States
stocks was over twenty cent II will be ths. the
actual profit this presen marke, rate no,
less than ten per cont per snnun
ITS EXEMPTION PROM STATE OR
TAXATION
But aside from all the drsn,ases We hav. enumerated
special act Of Congress erempa ali bonds and Treasury
from loc. taxation On toe average this exemption
is worth sbou, two per per accord ng 70 the
rate Of AIauou in various parts Of tho country
Its believed sba, securities offer 50 ers., udaOsmsn
70 lenders issued by the government, 10 all other
forms Of Indebtedness the faith a,y OF private pAres
stock companies, separate communities only, is
pledged for payment while the whole property OF the
try held secure The discharge OF all the obligations Of
the United statca
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED By THB
Assis.sn, treasurer the United States corner OF wall
and Nassau streets
FIRST National Bank OF New York, No Wall street
Second National Bank Of New York I'd st and Broadway
Third National Bank Of New York, No 5Eassau street
Fourth National Bank OF New York n ana 70 Pine street
FIFTH Sa,ioua Bank OF New York, sss Third avenue.
Sixth National Bank OF New York 6,h az and Broadway
Eighth National Bank or New YORK $50 Broadway
Ninth National Bank OF New Y9rt sss Brosdwsv
TENN national Bank OF New York, 2to Broadway
Central National Bank Of New yors. :, Duane s,ree,
National Exchange Bank Of New York is. Greenwich sl
aud BY oil National Banks which are deposanes OF public
money. and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country will give further Information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
81 BANRERS
No N Broad street near Wal,
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES SkCURl1IRs
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t,rORM KING HoUsE-k LIMITED NUMBER OF
= fall Boarders can be accommodated with good board
At the Storm King House. Cornwall Landing. Orange
county N Y Applicants will please address A. Wycho6.
Cornwall La0ding, Orange county, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02


The wheat market was &C. a &c. higher, under an in
creased demand for completing caeoes and an advance
Chicago spring. 81 20 80 for Milwaukee club 81 SO
So IS for amber spring, 81 80 81 40 tor winter red
Western and 81 40 81 "A for amoer Michigan. Rye was
held at 81 So. Barley nominal. The corn market ad
vanced lc. &c. with doing sales 125 900 bushels
at 81 60 asl 81 for Western mixed. Oats about
lc higher with incre sed business closing at 90c
93c for the whole range
CoIrEE.-The market was dull. but 6rmer
CorroS wss moro active and the market was decidedly
nrmer with sales 500 bales at the FOLLOW ng quota.
tons, but Is now held &c per ID. higher. We quote ::
o,. U,dnd. Fl.r:da. Ao..s No.d1z
Sidaiins .....iss iMss M iss iss
Good middiing lSs $50 100 lal
TO Liverpool per American or 500 bushels wheat at
5,sd, 10 bulk, ana per neatra, 80 900 do at 5sd
Ss per toa and s. Sos shoe ress al e g.. g. 70 Rot
terdam 500 bbls., -four at 2s 3D. A British brig
ca M sman % nr wh OOs por raa a.
81 12l per bbl British brig l274 tons to north side
Of Cuba anc back with sugar at 75c aud foreign bark
bbs petroleum at 6s or IL TO the Continent at Is. 3D.
MoI.ssE-Tne market continued quiet. ou, prices
81 Is, andV16 bbs. Porto Rico at 81 Is q 81 Is.
Provisions -leceipts, 10 bbis pork, "a packages cut
ana nraes Ss were a' rm The es ON ,ne sp
$500 bbls at s3S so S39 rs for old mess $40 so
sl so for new do closing at $40 70 S8 so for prime
aud $50 $50 so for prime also for future delivery
900 bbs mess tor all sep ember at $40 SAB and
$50 bbls buyer until the 18th OF September, at S4l So
bbs date last month 1S3 700 bbls and samo date
last year 2242s0 bbls, Beef was moro active. tut
without change Ia PRICES saes 4,5 bbls at Sl3
SIS for country mess, s. country prime, SIS
Sl9 for repacked and $22 $26 for extra do. Total
stock old aud Sept 1864 So s85 ibis same date
last month 3S OIL aud same date last year. 20 4S1 bbi
Prime mess beef quiet at previous prices Cut
meats In moderate cemand and Grm sales o: 375
packages at l51sca l6c for shoulders and l-c. t"r
hams The lard market was 6rmer, with good tenaaa
sales OF 1000 hbs. and terces at 22xc a2isc Batter
firm and in good demand at previous prices Cheese
active and firm
PKTsoI EuM Receipts. ,627 bbs Though the ru,nc
Of exchange more favorable for the Tef
UT market ruled dC The rise gold had tue eject
hardening the market for rehaed, and there
pressure SELL better prices realized or lie mcde
salcs reported Crude, however, dull ard nami
nal at SOC 5lc. The sales were-3 0G0 bbls crudc ~
soc. Sic 100 do refined at Sc xc SIC. on the suct,
and s5c all the month; $50 do free, at 7hc. Ssc
Ben2i5o nominal
Rlcr,--sa ket quiet, but hrm.
SusAR-Raw sugar was In moderate dem md siles OF
IS hhds Porto Rico at &c. and $50 do Cuba II 2!c
II &c Refined more active, and trife lirmer ~
2sc. for hards 2Sc for soft whites, aud % nc
&c. for soft yellows.
sEEDs.-we notice Of $50 bags timothy al 65sc
We quote rough fax at 81 65 a 81 10
TAIiow frmer, with sales OF $50 900 lbs, al
l9c. a l9Hc for common 10 prime
WHiSKEY.-Receipts, 3l9 bo,s Market dull aud heavy
with sales Of 900 bbls, in lo's. AZ 81 81 81 -
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~ Presidents once, corner of Fourth avenue and
street New YORK August % lo64Proposas
will be this Office unl 10th of September proxi
for bundled thousand dollars Of the Consolidated
Mortgage and Sinking Fund Bonds Of this company.
These bonds issued IN March, 1863 interest at six
payable semi nnualy ati0n OF
August and February, limited TO aggregate amount
of exceeding six millions OF dollars and redeem
able in thirty years from their date.
They issued for the purpose OF consolidating the
entire debt of the and secured by
moreage upon the whole Of railroad including It's city
railroads
The NOR gage provides for sinking fund, be applied
annually to the purchase aud cancellation OF the
bonds further ldes for the application the
of OF the real estate Of the company south Of
the bonds.
sufficient number OF the bonds have set aside
paw the existin. mortgages as they become due
Further Information b, had application AZ this
lcc WIN. II. VANDERBILT, Vice President
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

EURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr-rN BROoKLYS, IN
IL SUITS separately with or without partial board 70,
gentlemen hrst class house with all the modern i'm
proyemeas For particulars nauire at 29o Bridge street
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

NJ N. PRINCIPAL OF A LADIES SCuCoL WHO
Iyl. assistant and Gated on Monsiay at o. CO
3S IN OF IS ali street. viii please call On Walker
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

NOrCB-HoLDER OF STOCKTON (CALIFoRElA)
~ City coupons due and payable In New York in July
1854 and January 1865 hereby notified that the
will be pad United States gold coin presentation al
the Metropolilan Bauk York city, the specve
dates. Z. T. MEADES Agent
The New York herald., 1864-09-02

NHE LAToURnTrE HOUSE. BERGEN POINT, N j.
This FAINT hotel will be kept open through Sep
tember-iecdcdiy pleasant month OF the season
this locality Parties returning from the Northern water.
ing wishing be within the city
vii fad deilghtfl place to spend the balance OF the
season. Boats leave pier No North river at IS
Az and Jk NJ: from Dey street, At l0x A. M. and ~
Pm. WESLEY W. HILL, Proprietor
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roI.iTiCAi..

NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER I, 1854. AT A MEETiNd
lN of democracy the Fourteenth ward held at the
house Of Mr Thomas 0sssn No Is Prince street MT fer
Early the it unanimously resolved TO
tender the OF the democracy OF the TO the
members OF the Chicago Convention Tor their
nominating for President ns the Unttcd
States General George b. Mcclellan After an exchange Of
their feelings wishes OF the demo
cratic ticket and the savation and restoration OF our be
loved country its union and constitution the members par
took of refreshments and ad ournei, with three times
three and tiger for Little Mac
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Returned Letters for the One Hundred
and FOrty-hfth Regiment New fosk
Letters Returned from BlOckading
SQUADRON.

from BlOckading
0rOlA.
Hatcher Gorley @. str Au-
gusta
Raymond Barnard, schr Ra-
chef
Rice L B, A A Paym'r Har.
vest Moon
Rely John, gunboat Key
West
Reynolds Lieut. A II, gunboat
Sachem
Robertson Ewing W, str Au.
Rusta
Rodgers Capt John
Robinson Alex u, A A Pay.
master str Sumpter
Ryan Lieut. George +, U 8 )
Bainbridge
Rosebrook Hermann
Ryan Tnos. str Huntsville
Runnels James n
SIattery John. str A gus,a
Spa y George
StrAchan Robt o, U 5 schr
4 A Ward
SampsonC Capt, str Merrimack
Shackleford w. Acting I'm
Swan + II, Acting Asst Pay.
master
Shaw Francis, supply str
Connecticut
Shelley ed, str Magnolia
Stevens VIM A, Ethan Allen
Lee Vim, gunboat Usage
Smith VIM II
Smith James, str Anguish
Soma VIM, u 8 slsop Mace.
dopia
Stone BENZ. Ethan Allen
Stockman John II, ship Flag
Sullivan Jas, str Augusta
Tabor Fred NJ, str Augusta
Tallman Benz, gunboat Bum.
Talbot Capt W II, transport
Mississippi
Train Saml +, fctg Asst Pay
master Y 5 ship lno
Terry Lieut. NJ @
Thomps' q Capt j O
Ioole VIM y
Thomas James Kidd, frigate
Colorado
Thompson George
Thomas WIN Il, Acig Ensign
ThoriDg Edward, sloop OF.
war 1 oquo!s
veesle Edward U ; ship On
vaadegrift A B, schr Sam
Hons on
Van koJk Albert. U S ship
Cambridge
Warner Francis A, engineer
Penguin
wsltcrs Louis. steward OF
storeshIp supply
Walden G g, Act Asst Pay
master brig cambridge
Warren Lieut. j ID
Waters WIN
Wellacock John, Lighthouse
West r. frigaie Sabine
West John, Act Master U S \
Whitaker John, str Flam-
beau
White John, 81 ship Cam
bridge
Willon VIM. U 8 ship STATE
of GEORGIA
wilkins David p, gunbolt
Cbicopee
Williamson Commander Jas
G.. str Penguin
Wyman Capt A b, brig Ches
apeake
Young w, Act Masters Mate
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sHlPPINa.

CTEAM wEEK2Y TO LIVERPOOL. TOUCHING AT
- Queenstown cork harber The Liverpool, New York
Philadelphia steamship Company intend despatchny
their fun powered CLYDE built iron steamships follows
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Saturday. april z.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Saturday Aprl9.
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday April 10 - .
and every succeeding Saturday from pier North
RATES OF PASSAGE
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CORPORATION NOTICES.
PoRArIoN SALE or REAL. EsrArs.

TORPORATl0N SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.
Public notice hereby given by virtue OF powers
vested in the Commissioners OF The Sinking Fund Of tho
city OF New York BY an ordinance the Common Council
passed February o. lss and act Of the Legislature Of
this State passed May 49, is4s the Commissioners Of the
Sinking will offer sale at public auction sa,ur
day the On day Of April 1884 At at the Exchange
saleuoom, No Ill Broadway the city sf New York By
WILLIAM KENyELLY Auctloneer. the following Rea
Estate belonging to the city Of New York. viz
J. One lot OF Land on The south side Of City Han place,
ia the city Of New York, between Chambers and Rsads
sueeta
One iot Ian the west side OF Main street, IN Tho
yof Brooklyn between Water and hclEast river
Maps maybe obtained al the Comptollers once. Hall u
Records on aud after March ~ 1854
Terms OF saeTeu cen. Of the Purchase money and
expenses of auction and paid At the comproIlers
oce Immediately after the sale. Thirty per cent on the
is day Of May next when deeds viii be ready for do
livery the balance may remain ton4fn mortgage for
av. years from May l. 1894 with interest At The rate Of sin
per cen, per annam, payable halryesrly.
MATHEW r BRENNAN. Comptroller
CIrYsy NV Yosx. DrrARrsrsr oTPTAScs. cosprsoL
Ixp,s orrIcs, March Q. 1864
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

nnermap Mrs John B
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VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT PUBLIC AUG.

VALUABLE FERRY FRANCHISES AT PUBLlC AUC-
On Souaay, ApyIl H. 1864. at eleven O'Clock n
an S sod a. 5y or ssm 70 o. e len sss from
the hrst Nay 1854 the Lease Of the Franchise Of he
s,,ss.sd north o. :sS % sss r .sosHns
river York The foot Of South Seventh street, Brook
oitss Franchise q the Perry about 70 Be =:
aud 80 East river New York 70 the alp foos OF bross
TIE rs,se the Franchise OF the Ferry about 10 be
from ,ns YORK 70 he foot x Soats ssh street,
Brookyn, T. D. e sons rons "a accent ins Inn all ,n
r,cbts and advantages thereof belonging 70 the
Corporation Of the cIit q Mr. NO., YoTs
The conditions and covenants OF the eases oe me
usual OF ferry leases heretofore eneseu no W 'ns
ease for each OF named ferries 70 DO made
10 eonfsrm 70 ne requirements o. we cy ~ H.
lessee or that ne they VIII conduct and Manage the
,sd ferry OF ferries sssesby 70 such rules rcsasons or,
10 be msde passed by the Common Council or stats
purchaser OF the ferry lease and s sppendages Ia
case vii be rsqyirsd q pay A. The time and place %
twsniy per the bid the annual rent 10
apply the reut o. the FIRST quarter IN case ne
he corporson lie viii Sc required also 70 furnish
obgaron q he same tine srecu,sd by two smrs.,ss 70
n Ss ssp Dess y the Tor @ pSne a payment
c the rent aarer yearly ard fOg she fahnl execution q
The expense bones AMI revenue stamps to be
paid BY ne purchaser sad no expense Whatever ssp
% or 61shssd or premises proposed 70 10 leased during
o. tne Iea.s ,o contain covenant requiring each
ferry boa, 10 have attached 10 engine ore -
pump With less than geo ssss o. bers
Il he CITY New aud % used cor ne or
ment Of hres whenever required ~ e Shs ~ Nevv
Ysre Tor which services shall receive wen cot
lars er hour each hour engssed snd no tme % "
counted les GHsfff hSw BRENNAN rar'n'ra''r'
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NOTICE-THE MAILS FOR GREAT
Il Britain and the Continent, via Southampton and Ham
burg steamer Germana and for Ireland. via Queens
City OF Washington, viii close at this
oce on Saturday the "a day OF April at l0)E o'clock NJ
at the up town stations as follows
Stations A aud b, 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Stations g and D. % o'clock A. NJ
Stations ana y, % o'clock A. NJ.
Station g, O'Clock A. Al:
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Dung Mrs Sarah @ Young Mrs Catha YounGs Mrs j
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-21
CHERIFFs SALE.

~ s.ArE OF Iowa. LEE Cos
b. virtue u special execution directed lssHIed
wy ~ f-rk VI the District Court or said rsuty IN Favor
u Rankin Miller aud Rankin AcCrzry.
H. Perry. ard against L. G. Doiyns, have lev-i Hfssn
and wifi ssi % tie highest bsddef the fnt door a
The Clerks ossr VI the District Cart 81 Lee eo1nty
Iowa ~ keoknk. ID said county The 18th dry n Msy,
A. d lsS4 hsss~ra the hourz Of oielosk A NJ and
O'Clock encing nj o'clock NJ Il said day.
the following property, twit Part ~ ists ~ rrd
tsp ~ in block thirty 1884, in the addition al NEl Ill
filAns, Reeves Perry TO thu city 4 keokuk. Lee
conntv Iowa. being hundred lee feet Fulton
street by ninsttihEee snd onethird Fsx feet 18th
street.
Taen leyie1 and to BE- soid by order Fl court to
satisfy said writ Of execution
Printers F-e ~ CO. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Keoknk. Agril IL. 81 Sheriff 81 lie Co Iowa