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TIE CoURn.
CouRr or GENERAL SEssIoSs.-Edward

wedeckc, Of No. IFS Forsyth street, and his son,
Julius c., yesterday pleaded guilty Of petit lsrce-
ny, in stealing fourteen boxes Of cigars from Peter
+. Enscberg. Of No. 1877 Forsyth street. Ann
Burns, housemaid, pleaded guilty Of An attempt at
grand larceny, in taking wale, which Ca,harinc
Darlington had len on bed Thotnas Foley, who
picked Cathnrine Laden's pocket while she was
waking through the Park, pleaded guilty of lar
ceny IRON the person md Eugene Bush pleaded
guilty OF petty larceny, having stolen $50 from
Edward Mullen, Of No. s. SIKH avenue all OF
the prsoners were rcinandod Mara Woodruff
and Louisa Pavne, who had tccn indicted for
stealing . watch, wallet, ETC., from BENJAMIN
hooker, OF No. ZIG Wooster street pleSled guilty
OF attempt ut grand larceny, and were sentenced
10 two years each in state Prison. Ann Mo
faddcn pleaded guilty Of attempt at grand lar
ceny, IN scaling piece Of cloakinR, valued at
40 from Henry II. Alien, Of No. i5l Yves, Twelfth
street she was sentenced 10 two years imprison-
ment Ia STATE Prison. Maria Barrett alias David.
SON Tor stealing wearing appatcl ffom Frederick
schmidt, OF NJ. 1908 Front street. was sent IN tho
fenitentiafy Tor six months. Sarah IlAgornan
was sent for six months to the Penitcntiary for
stealing wearing apparel from Flora Jacobs Of NJ.
269 Bleeckcr street. The Court adj burned to Mon
day morni 8, at II o'clock.
PoLfcs ISrrlLrGIscr.- Veteran Soiiis, Robbed
Private Patrick Cassidy, a veteran Who had re-.
enlisted in the Is, New York Mounted Rncs was
robbed oi 600 In Hamilton street, as alleged, W
James KELLY and Kate Andorspn,th latter II whom
" sad ~ b" newly -imTorted English pick pock et
The Scuted was arrested and ass was recovered
Polb.,, q. pxo,d,,,u r... rh,,..s...t,.
Mr. Iohn w,sc,1,. a. i.,Ia, H.. p,,,,a.
street. was sitting In Rruaiw,y, waitnv for stage
when a stranger approached, and, tax inp scat nj
lis side, threw Me arms around M Ncfcru -
neck, aud rothel him u 400. One James Hall
was Subsequently, arrested az tho tibet, whether
justly or not remains TO he seen.
Viotftion Of the Fniistynsyt Aet-.Jnmes Moore
Of No. IS Cherry street. nrtearc,i hofore Justice
Bowling. and ned hist Richard Perry keen.
er II u sailors boarding house at No. 3sI Water
street. bad promised him $500 u he would enl!.t IN
New Jersey REGIMENT coupling with m, prorn,s.
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THE END.
MEDICINES.
4 TESTINoNIALTo THE INDIAN HERB

"A IfSi iN'NlALIo lHE INDIAN HERB
,laine Doyle ienuir o, Le,ch's Flour Mill, South
'tu street " iliiamshureh! troubled with hsh
rouii, pain IA The breast, eenera veutnets Of the
hoe syet,u,, when he applied 10 the Indian Doctot,
who has cuied hin IN iive week.
. thfistoihtl ihonison Of Isl lactton stiee., VIII
htntlutrh HE on ha- teoD blind for the lat f-s
c'is Giigr tIsins &c .cst docioTs in y ln',He.
loctoTs medicine, which has cured hifn.
We u.c such Balrn..s have no strife,
with NHiuicor Tho llw- Of Life
WIN blood our hands never stain,
Nor 1ci-on men TO ease their pain
our Fsther-whom all gooinc" I'LL.
lfovid"s tho means 10 cure all Ills.
The simple Herb beneath our feet,
"'u uscd, ieiieve our painr compice.
simple Herb. simple Flower,
tuileo nom lie dewey Lee
Inc e. th't" shall rpeak With touching cn~or
~ change and health 10 thee
Bootyu, MAY 10th, lsGs.-Indian Herb Doctor II
~ Fulton a. DesrsiI; when J. applied to yoo,
sboui ,iI weeks ago. vas carried up stairs for I
marked and we'll derined case OF consump,ion than
nline several IhyslcisEs examined my lunss and
~ %ed nc T S, asf cured us, ssv:
gained % pound. Of healthy fc'h and Anu attending
n. name OF thouisnds thank you, and call on God
e o,e'' .nd yogr efiostsfo. the bsneft Of msn.
your brow and aotnowcdse far and near the obiisa.
tons due to your successful , sffSri' ,n
No. etS East Eighteenth 1t. NY.
10 chsrre for concentration or advice. Otfc. Isl
Fulton 81, Htookln, room ., upstairs. 2>
A CERTAIN tlRE FOR COUGH-rSr
hCAMfNflLS >fkl = Tar and wild Cherry
rire cure 10. courhs colds, rore throat or dipheria
only - and M Ct peI bot'!c To he had Mt CAMP
~ IL dug ttJt', cor Sth ~ and ~ ~; CHAI-
NfRS DRUG store, cor Huls1n and Hammond ste
-! iphN, rot l.Ncrg AMI ith I'll; and in BIookl IN
a. MINES ~ Fulton ri. -
MI ApAME DESPhRD'S CURE FOR Drunk,
~ unes Is remedy gwen unk nov n to the patient
Nil cure the Won't ease Of iu'emprrance In - hour
hud is warranted. Can he sent hy mail sold only al
her rr-ldrnto l0i Sixth ave, opposite S,h -. -
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AT A MEETING OF THE lTu WARD

1AhckeOn AssD giiOn held at So l. Chcrry ~, IN
Friday evening, sept. vh. mIrsunnl to call OF the
INm%tntic General Committee ~ which Her. John
Nckeon President the folos uf gentlemen were
elected deoeNter 70 the Assembly tsilrt couN' uiou
OF the Second Asscmily district, 20 select d.lsrste
aud an alternate 20 attend the state Convention Vt
Albany on the 2tth inst r. lavif. james Quilsr Ibs
Ohsct Daniel Ilenncesy Micheel Henry, John Fir
gerald. Maurice Scanlou. JSfn,s NrNah u, lhUml-
ncShrnn- inspectors. a. y. oLIN Ik- fi's. 4.
DAVIS, sec. 90
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DROTECTIvE WAR CLAIM As,oCIA.

L tion-The objects OF the Assoca are to recure
soldiers and sailors and their fanies any claims
or sons pay and bounty, and TO give advice and
information to them utthoH cost, and TO prevent
frauds az ainst them and the Government Applies.
ton in person by letter sh0lld be made 10 HEN
Rf GREENFIELD Sec. 81 Chapber street, New
I9sk wv
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a TRIAL Is SUFFICIENT TO STAMP 1T

lAthc REST rrtciC w use,
HRItsI'S HAIR DIE-5n CENTS PR BOX
Owing TO the continued increase In price Of every.
thins connected with tie preparation o This Gel at
ed Dye, w. shall hereafter PIT mp hut aisua,i
c"n's-giving gVri M article, u not hotter, than
ANY tise. Ihi- - IL uulkr all OILERS, aud I-
prepared upon strictly scientific principles lepnt--
~ south second a., Millinnsfufrh. Who,aalc
a,euts, Den ~ Barne- Ga, n Park Knw lfaser u
Lee, ~ Beekmnn n; Miller a. Reed, cor Allen md
stanton rtr- and cor Houston n Md Avenue -; lor-
ter 4 fgiichild, 40 Ilu -u 81 and 3,l sixth ave.
lhugeirts will alsO BE- supplied hr NJ CilAS y.
CEIT1E\IpN, t. Sixth ayc, COZ ith r. To /" hI
OF Druggist generally. U.u
nR. BONE, III WEST 10TH ST.-Diseasls
- Of the heart, iunr,, liver, kidney, ulocTa ed
throats, scfoiuA Old ulce- every IultL Of tslu dis
eases, cancers cured without tine kn.,c. llcuts /
~ 1. "a
7 .OST, STOLEN OR STRhlED FROM j2D
a. ~, t.los IN ave, on rdHvsdsg cytunt, Rcd
Cow. with short horn, flesh cnlicd Ileee o. lug
her 20 the above, and suitable reward win r paid.
IiA. Mr.. MELLON.
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kOR LINIRpOOL-OLD BLACK BALL
L Line-Slip GREAT WIS TERN will all promp,.
j. on ludnV ~ 10Th. %. p.ssare apply on hnaid
% south -. ON
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DENTISTRY.

A GREAT DISCOVERY-TEETH Extracted
without pain, or filled with gold or other filings.
5lc!s. and ~ each The best teeth Inserted with OF
Without eStrscne the roofs per tooth and upwards,
and warranted by DR.. IL. NILLERs, Sr., - BoweTy,
opposite the old theatre. B6t
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
1 With oil without extracting the roots, St gold,
silver and cement filings 80 cts and UNIV ards az.
tracing without pain BY new proGe,s rs cts j.
pOpiN, French Dentist s?a Fulton y BguoklYp-sN
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FOR SALE AND TOILET.

A RARE CHAMELEON TO INVEST
"A money we'll House and lots Tor sGle The
very near to the public school and railway station.
Tenn Tenn sssG IN, p9Perty NUT ae sold n4nc OF
street. iioboken, and to jos. D. ELLIRi, 800 Urand
~ New York. 49,
A HOUSE FOR SALE-2 STORY. BASE,
"A ment aud -uh-c, lar on the sixth ave-, South
" ill paid ior. Apply the An housc ron. l;lh IT. ~
9th ave. after p m. and all day SUNDAY. Car ,un-
ning to icriic-.
CHEAP FARMING LANDS FOR SALE. 100
" mile from Ncs York nt ~ mad a. lcr e. In
quire at e. llNlON'S Land Ofbco, cor Of rlii-Adc
ave and Warren n, ilud-on CITY, NcW jersey. 81
EOE SALE,--lN THE MOST PLEASANT
l. and healthy part OF Long l.lani. hour iiic
from the civ, iue cottaae with five aces of well
cultivated lsnd with outtuildinrs fue raIGen nuit
&c. Price = $50; lso 10 acfc uuimpgoy,d tnuu,
frontine ~ rods GU the railroad and meas the d,ro',
price $40 also TO leec hsise hai and L. acre Ut
i%S S ID S. Apply to " H. DEGRooi "a! t fg
ton II, $40
NOR SALE, AT A LOW PRICE AND or
l. easy terms 2--ton framed euinf houscwih
!--tory extension atiMhod aud H9io.ninG slidstci
in the l,th wLrd Of the ciy, OF E.ook. y, u!oou-
point, within hall biocs Of the CW lt9l c,r~ and
OF frsnki,n It, 'iicenpon} We III
EoR SALE-A STORE AND DWELLING
at Ma'Nih,:g m,le. nile, from me " i'ilgn,-lurh
gAa Sitsi E. J6phSss6S 'S ato SS' ' i"l'S ."
low To INVEST MONEY WEIl.->EN-
ers small houso for Gale IN jersey city a.o los
in JeIsey and Huds IN ctits. Apnly TO 4 T. vi II.
LEW, a5s south 5th ri, Ieroy CAV =
SEVERAL LOTS OF LAND FOR SALE,
Don high ground near hoFst railroad, where sta 81
run eyeiy quar- Ell honr, two and hall miles fiom
Hobosen; ON re INF to suit anvi oil and ovcryboiv
Pico $3.50 per lo 20 b ~ 'ect enclosed with pick.
81 i,nce. Apply ttio.e one o. after o'clock, 10 d.
PORE, Fist d, HobcSen "a
600 1850, $500, sJ5n--FlTHER OF
: ZoCs the rhOvr oiicc. 80 I.is IA "a -. I,t u,
Tlzlclhport, Scn Icr Co.. Tub lace has o,,. fssi
inh hiisnt9 IL u ont l0mi,ts 10y s,Hul1at nom New
ork, Il imp wing very ipS, lut9ls wishing t. ~
yv-t will 30 well 10 VNNuus the place huf,s, hvius
esoyheie. Apply TO tOOLtl - utlDNli /. II,
Aeont, Llizabo;hport, o. +. h. hEl.LOuu, OwuoI,
l3y Pearl II, New York. "a
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Too Late for Classification.
M Ar R1AlsEs.

81. John. Church, by the Re-. lr. Wosou. william
y Moore L. z. n, to Marietta NJ. Beatty, all OF THE
CITY.
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LOCK MAKERS-wANTED / or : COOP
Pl OBLIGATIONS.

IT II + IMPROVED PHRINOi. OGiCN.
81 sr-shos ms the etnrt location of all the or.
gan. OF the Brain d,sirncd for lesrnet. In this
Head all the newly discoyered Organs az the Brain
are siNen. IL show each individual Orrlu on one
'd.. AMI al The sroui- social, Executive, lntoc-
sl. 81 80 smaller, - cents II cent by car5clp IS
cent? must be- added for pgkinr-los. Tor stc by
bonkseers and Drusgists. FOWLER NfLLS,
Ss' Broad sav, New Work ~
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EXCURSIONS.

FOR NEWBURGH, POTGHKEEPSIE.
= Roundout, KINGSTON Tie MARY POWELL
'ves loot OF jay st. every afternoon at = O'Clock ~
HC DSON RIVER K. R-FOR ALBANY
= Troy, the North and West. from Chamber ct al
and 10 4 ". and T. d and l0.40 p NJ, and on Sum
dsys Al t.. % T.. NJ, iIom Seth It 49,
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN COVE,
oNtM R0CHEkl.E, CITY ISLAND and COL,
LEiE POINT, The steamer PORT ROYAL will
nun every sunday leaving Peck Sip at s o'clock. 81
SUNDAY BOAT FOR NEWARK THE
- steamboat CHlCOrEE .elycs foot OF Dev It, New
20 u. at lup A. VI, ami ~ +. NJ, leaves Newark al
NJ " y ", and and ~. r. VI. 81
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Arrival Of the AuserauaAs
New York, Jan. Is.
The steamship Australian from Liver
pool, 10th inst, ria Queenstown, 18th.
arrived here this morning
The Government Investigation into che
case of the rebel privateer Rappahannock,
late the war steamer Victor, resulted in
proving certain officers 1T Sheerness
guilty Of duty, and violating the neutral
ity laws. The Government is determined
TO prosecute tue principal offenders. Mr..
Rumble, the principal engineer and in
spector Of machinery, was brought before
the magistrate and bound over IN heavy
amount.
No charges were made against the
others.
The steamship Germania, from South
ampton, took out several large siege guns,
of large calibre. for federal use.
Three persons were Summoned to sp-
pear before the Liverpool police court, on
the 18th ult, charged with enlisting for
the rebels. Only one appeared. and the
evidence showing his completely, he was
bound over to appear.
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= WsyS ,1d Ness soasasss. snsag
o1hws,l 1f1tf1al, q ,ooO, o0ofr print
Ing, hndile. b.; e001, 900 r. salaries
= m bFanches Of The War DepsTtqens
u 500, 600 for tho Treasury Depastnenf;
eysr e600. 600 Of the lstter su1 = for
u fvst. seeond aad bird Aa1itoFs b.
rsa,m. tkeir businsas having largely in-
creased during - esssatwar.s Ibe bill
also appropriates for the Agricultural De-
psztmsst Seasly el45.0OO.
The stateoeut : made By rsqasst that
it is utterly impossible for the President
70 answer the great number Of spplica.
tisns mads for his autograph 10 b cold
1t aanitasJ1and other fairs, his time bsinG
wholly eDgrossed With public business
s Washington, Jan. 81.
Yesterday the gunboat Eutaw run .
distance of forty-five miles and back on
the Potomac in Ave and half hosrs, with
tide in her favor. Going down she ~
eraged IL miles per hour.
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FROM KNoxvuLE.


The Gazette's Knoxville correspond
snt of the 26th says last Friday our cav
airy, under Gen. Sturges, advanced in the
direction Of cambridge, forty miles from
Knoxville. Saturday morning We drove
the enemy out OF the village. A portion
of our infantry, under Gen. Parks, also
moved up, but learning the enemy was
in full force beyond cambridge, fell back
to their former position.
Sunday morning the enemy, seeing
they had drawn our cavalry Is far ~ pos
sible, made desperate attack on our lines
with Hoods and Bushfod Johnson's d.
visions, led by Hampton's cavalry.
Observing their desperate determine
ton Sturges orderdered Col. McCook,
commanding . division Of cavalry, to
charge the enemy. This charge turned
the fortunes of the day. which up to this
time had been decidedly against Us. Oar
total loss was about $50.
Sunday night our forces, anticipating
flank movement, fell back to Stra v berry
Plains, sixteen miles from Knoxville.
On the 18th Sturges fell back to Knox
vile. and the same evening crossed Hol.
stein river with the view Of interceptine
the enemy at Luverville.
Gordon Changers troops on the goth
were moving 10 the same direction where
n battle was pending. There Was great
excitement a, Knoxville with something OF
panic.
Foster is confident of thwarting the
enemy. -s
Iii pretty certain Lougstreet has been
heavily reinforced. Several prisoners
taken we're fresh from Richmond.
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Il is natural that city which gives
twenty or thirty thousand Democratic
majority. and which elects to Office such
men As McCunn and Feru.ndo Wood,
should have . good many of the rankest
traitors in its population. No one can
ever form an estimate of the enormous
amount OF aid and comfort to the rebels
that has been furnished IRON New York.
Glimpses of it are sometimes afforded by
Intercepted letters, and several of these
that have just appeared give singular and
characteristic views Of the characters of
their writer's.
Mr.. N. C. Trowbridge, who writes to
Mr.. c. A. L. Lamar. at Paris, is a inc
specimen of the kind of traitors that
fourishes at the New York Hotel, dimes
1T Delmonico's, curses "the Lincoln Gov.
ernment," speculates in stocks and gold
and leads the fastest kind Of life. He
makes boast, in his letters, of his pro-
fligacy, and Of his carrying on an intrigue
with his Intimate friend mistress, whom,
BY the way, be describes as an aF. r.
"" Doubtless this strumpet also abuses
the Lincola Government" and regards
herself - one of tie noble women OF the
South who deserve to be classed with the
patriot women Of the Revolution. Il is
worthy of remark that nesrly oil the w.
men who have been distinguished as
friends ofthe South at Washington, New
York, New. Orleans, and some other
places, are women Of bad reputation, Who
have either notoriously lost their virtue,
or who hsve been the subjects Of scandal
OF suspicion. The loeso morality that
winka It the amours Of master with his
slave woman sesus to prevail 70 soue ex-
tent among the white ladies" Of the
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Washington. Jan. 60.

Secretary Chase has under considera-
tion the further removal Of restrictions
When the approval of he War Depart
ment shall have been obtained, additional
regulations will be adopted enlarging the
field of commercial transactions in the
:, In , ,r IN the insurgents.
In. cotton is slippns sv.e. .o. .ne mos, s
n n,h. have already slipper sS- eos'o. ano
III epths, and are drifting to.' ''.snuy y
=, m uncertain future. '' u
necesssri,ae people of the North live coEs
of the situs more so, indeed, than Il view
and when flave owners in the m;l;tsrv
movements their child;;t prudent and
safe the eff re is nc. Secretary Of the
Treasury x.''s'r ess wanting to .dOp,
regulations for . mure liberal traffic in
the insurrectionsry States.
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Washington Jan. 70.

Washington, Jan. 20.
A squad of abou. ten guerrillas made
raid On the Orange 4 Alexandra rail.
road at Cameron. about III miles from
the Orange Il Alexandra depot, nigh,
before last They wore pursued by 1
squsd OF cavalry who csptured one and
wounded two,
Washington. Jan. 70.
Gems. Barnard and Barry ware to-day
Examined before the Committee on the
Conduct Of the War. Their te.t;mcrv
mainly relates to the Efficiency and o.n,c.
ity OF heavy ordnance in fortif
both here and elsewhere.
II Is understood the House Mil;t.rv
Committee agreed to report bill TO-DAY
to pay bounties to the one hundred thou.
sand nine months men called out by the
President, whether militia or volunssers,
not heretofore paid.
Senstor Morgan, Chsirman Of the M.
tional Republican Conuittss has ssat Z
notice 70 the members Of .hat Committeu
% meet in Washington on the 2ad Of
February, 10 tx the time and place Of
holding the National Convention.
Washington, Jan. g. i
The executive, legislative and judicial
bill reported to-day from the Comnii,tse
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Day GOODS.


NV ! ohE- Jan -
CcttoB-Dnll and lower ~ r for nsiaitsnr uplards
fiour-Olisl duh and Il lower. sss4T % for Extrs
stats'ntsiie pssces interiors; stT IS fsr Extra
u oo5s - r trade brands, coring heavy and very
dull. :
whisheyt aset,esl State ga So and $50 hbls wpr.
reEet,es, AZ Nh.
Nheaf-Iuii and a. b Low er closing with me blaar.
IT the cafi quotations 5aG 80 fr Chicago S,,riue-
! Sss o. Ter Nil Club 5Aeti 81 for Amber Mllwsss
kre; ola W f'r Winter Red Western 5assl ~ Az.
Der Michigan
t"fn-Aore aetise and lower; 3sdi p in store
eass-puii ami easier eoG22c for Nes,ern chiefly Ole
Npol-Quiet and firm
retrslenm-puA a. ga 2se for crude 4ei S43l9 for
refined IN bond. and a3 aac for refined free
Pcsk-lve tbl- deliverable ia ten days sold =,
n %. ~ "
'at nesfs-Inarfiye small sales S9ac for shout
ders and iel ss for hams which ar. in ,s.i ., uss,
prices from ioe lie for Western Cumberland cpi lie
Tor e's .s i-s Tor Western shnrt-cear Ia. for CITY
do iSslsi fr Western long hams rsar, 10 arrive,
l3l%cesl3sz city DO
Dressed boss-sinre artve and frraer At aRoslc for
Western and " esi for city.
larJ-Unehalssd.
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sbath, ~ 10 anosg thsir kdy hisnda
q the MORT. GO -
This maa Trowbsidgs i q psssant 90
Gnsl ~ FNt IDhlSl1 }, nd - -
~ q ovidt1so so0sIsot I, Sesgtiit,6 hin
of treason. His friend Camnsek, Who
Was his guest = 0lsn Cow, Who asksd
him to dine, and whose mistress divided
hee hvprs sbetysen Tho two, il y hage,
and viii doubtless relish the revelations
made in Trowbridge's letters. he ones
was interested in the yacht Wandsrer,
and has done large contraband business
between New York and the South. Mr.,
Lewis j. 0lmstead, another New Yorl
merchant, is under examination on charg.
es Of being engaged in this coniraband
trade. We trust that the 0ovsFsmsn nj
will make examples of some Of these trait
ors of New York Phil. Bulletin.
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CHERIFF"S SALE.

~ Sf4-r aF Iowa LIZ caryrr-ss
ly yirtHe 0f special execution directed fsssed
hv the Clerk q the District Court If said rouutv in f,r
q Raj maIei hitary ins. A & - @la lad also .
tee against A n Aottaa ui pteFS therein named
haAe levied nIHn an Will III o the highest ld#r tho
trout d1stT VI te Jiefkf- Ctir te District yrt 8g lee
comfy. Iowa. kebk Isl sat e6uny on the = II av
Of February A. h. lSd4 between fh4 horS ~ eciucL A.
NJ ard q clock L NJ commencing NJ a-cl61S T. " of
said Gay the following property to-fTit. Five ~
oil the east side Of 1Aslozlwst quarter of the south
east quarter ef sfloa tWen - ard the west 8ar
ter ef the northeast eartr a tne southeast quarter
.aid Section tt-f~, Township siXty-hve So
Lurth ~ Range hte 81 -esl u Iee county Isss
containing ffteen acres II sad an beng part the Ny
rick farm psrcha. I'd Of ". = d, ne by ssid Hhey
much may le necessary.
Takea levied upon. and De sold Is order court to
satisfy said writ of exetuticn
keokuk. Jsn. ~. 1sf4 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers ftr 81 ~. sheriff VI Lee Co. Iowa
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CO.vGRESSIO.y:4L.
Washington, Jan. GO.
HOUSE.


Jameson offered resolution which was
adopted instructing the committee of the
Judiciary to inquire into the necessity OF
providing for dissolving the the National
Bank issues under the National Currency
Act. in case of the non-ful6llmeut of liza.
bilities.
VOORHEES, introduced bill which was
referred to the committe on Ways and
Means, taxing all transactions in gold two
per cent.
kasson offered joint resolution de.
claring against the efforts of France to
possess Mexico. Referred 10 tho Commit
tee of Foreign Affairs.
The Louisiana election case was called
up.
The resolution from the committee on
electioos declaring that A. p Field is not
a. ttlsd - seat in the House. Vas deba-
ted.
Davis argued that A. P. FIELDS was
not elected according to the laws of Lou.
isiaoa ssd that loyal people had no. a
fair opportunity 70 vote.
omuhers opposed Fields taking . seat
because there was no civil Government
in Louisiana.
Field spoke in his own behalf and the
right Of loyal citizens Of Louisiana to be
represented here.
Farther consideration Of the subiect
vas Postponed 70 Tuesday next.
Blair. Of Missouri ANNOUNCED the death
Of John W., NOEL, late representative
from that State.
Arnold ed Rollios II Missouri and
Stevens delivered sulogies.
The several resolutions OF respect ware
|passsd and the House sadjourned till
Monday. x4 m
Farnsworth offered resolution which
vac adopted, requesting the President, if
aos Incompatible public interests, 70 10.
INFORM the House whether Brevet rank
has been conferred on yolunteer forces in
pursuance Of the oct Of March, 1868. and
u %, % whom, and il not, the reason
Why.
Dawes slased the fscss ia IN. s... 81
NJ. Field Of Louisiana, saying in N shat
part Of the list made up OF the oisy 81
New Orleans. eomprising almost ths an.
tirs district. contaiaiog more than nine.
teen twsutieths Of the Inhabitants, there
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-30
CHERRIES SALE.

AZ SAFE o. lGws. LEE CotNTY-Ss
By virtue Of sfesih execution t. Directed issued
by the Clerk u the n=ici Court IA SAID county favor
AZ Henry :. Taylor and against An +. TrneF and
decrt-. against JAS " johnson ami etiers therein naR
have levied upon and viii SCH highest bidder At the
front deer c the Clerks Office q the district Court II Lee
County Iowa nj keoknk said coanty, the 9Th sy
Of February A. d. 1854 between the hnurs u O'Clock
NJ. and o'clock p. NJ, commencing IT o'clock p NJ Of
said day the following property twit Lots No
ten 40 in Heck No. nne'sight a in the city u keo
kuk Lee county lows much may he necessary
Taken levied upon and toibe s hy order OF eouit
satisfy said writ Of execution
keokuk. jan -, 1855. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Zee s. 90, Sheriff Of Lee Co.. Iowa.