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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04

The Hop trade ID An important line Of business
At Kilbourn, Wis, ~ the cultnre Of that pangcnt
vegetable is An important branch of industry IN
the surrounding counties of Sank and Columbia.
Since the gathering Of last falls crop, there hare
been between 800 and 400 tons of hops shipped IT
kilbourn depot These brought the producers, On
an average, about As cents per pound, making the
money value of this product alone $780, 900. Mr..
Noyes, the station agent there, thinks the expor
for the year will not fall short of half million Of
dollars. He also states that fifteen cents is a re
munersiive price tor raising hops; and that buyers
have offered to contract at thirty cents per pound
for the next FIVE years. In view of these facts, 1t
is not surprising that the business Is on the in
crease. Hundreds of thousands of hop-pel are
being got out this winter from the woods and
marshes near by. Riding the ercumjacent
praries, one-hsif the farmers that You meet on
the road going after hop poles, and the other
half are returning with them. "Hop -poles," is
the cry with these people With Patrick Henry,
they exclam, Il know not what course others ms Y
take, but for me, give me hop poles, or give me
death :"
1t is estimated that the area of ground planted
with hops in this section the coming season, will
be SO per cent greater than before, and fully
Eve times ~ great as three years ago.
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Chwrch Directory.

WESTMINSTER pResBy4ERIAE cHUAc9, e0s)
On Seventh street. nain and bsondean Services
eyert sabbsth at II n. and p y. Sabbath school
ate m. Prayer meeting ev~y Msaneseay . n p.
Hxc0AxaB STREET y. = 0HvnCH-0a nseAsngs
Street between Third snd posrsa. kreaehing every
eebA6sbes n y and 1t ~ p ee6hetA Schooi 81
az r n Pr.ysr meeting on Ws1afsdev svsnsnss
"a JOan DuRaHss. PAStor.
U1ITnD eRxsBYrHRIAu-yffh street, between
Misu and BlopAsan. Services every sabbath att N.
sd ~ pm. Sunday sehesls2 . ~
49, JAm1o DAoWD. Pastor
yTHs9 PRVeBYTHRIAN-CofnssH High asA FOURTH
streets Services every Sabbath q II and n
eapdny Schools am. In. OAsfseSDu, Pastor.
UNITARIAN c4uRCH-CssHsr high and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at II .. m. Sunday
School An. h hAssALl, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE n. R.CHuRoH-Corn ofssv-
snth and Morgan Preaching every sabbath at
II . m and X p. Sabbath School 1T -. m Public
Prayer Meeting On Wednesday, sve4in3.
ITsEE III III. NAaIss ,Paator. b
YIRsr Baptist CHURCH-Third street, between
Concert and High sn day School ~ m. Preach
ing at II M alsJ at m Prayer meeting " ed
nesday at Ti4p.m j. 7. WEs'ovEa, Pastor.
CONGREG ATIONAL CUT RCH--Hieh street, between
Fifth and sixth Services cry 6abbat at ii q. and
Tis o. m. Sabbath School at m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evenings. 6EoRsR TsAcHER. Pastor.
! SPIRITUAL INTERPRETATIONS Court House every
Sunday at az and u in the evening The public are
invited and b. what the spirits have to
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Internal Revenue Deeision-Tax on
Snuff

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE.
WAsHIsGTos. Feb. 90, 1866
snun OF all descriptions, when prepared for use
is liable to tax of forty cents per pound
The preparation of the material NAV be made
before or after grinding, and may consist Of pick
ling, seeming, or other processes.
The tax acerues only on the sale, consumption
or removal fer consumption sale, of snuff, pre-.
pared for use.
The preparation for use, whether before or afte,
grinding, is held to be an essential par; of the
manufacture, and the party SO preparing the snuff
IS liable for manufacturers license under the
sist paragraph of the 10Th section and to pay tar
on his entire product.
t. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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By Telegraph Nsw Yosx M.reb a
Money-Firm at sol p cent call loans
Sterling Exchange-Dnli and heavy at IosIS11oss<
Gold-Unseited and lower, opening At is.sI adv.n
cling TO l3l7s declining 1884 ard closing at 1884,
Total exports specie Tor to-day Sol zoo.
freights to Liverpool quiet and unchanged.
Government stocks 4 shade 6rmer.
Uses offs 20 Coupons Of go, loa do OF s., reg 1857
Sc Of l04o Coupons, coz
O. Of 81 Coupons. lo4ss.
Treasury Notes 7-a0s LIST series eesS
49,, I'd series, 9es<.
7Sos, thine series, selI.
sss Tear Certificates, nev issue, se5s.
US Sc Of ~, coupons. endorsed, pal<.
Stocks firm. Mos II; v o Tel sox; Wy G GOV.
Erie siss Hudson lolss; Reading $50; esss; Pitt.
1917; N W 263k lo4h; II " eoL
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fInantial ano Commercial.


The Detroit Free Press has long and interest
ing article ON the Hog crop of Michigan, from
which We learn that the Dressed Hogs marketed
for shipment during the just closing at
the various railroad stations in the State aggre-
gate 43.ls1- In addition some 1000 were received
at Detroit from Canada, making in all about &c.
GOO. In Detroit the packing is estimated at
1925 No estimate is formed of the Live Hog
trade, further than it is supposed to amount to
S., 500 600
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IT Io1H TUG fnfTuueIph1a Inquireri
GAS all kinds of merchandising have f~;.h
tain spectators who have no legitimate Au,insssl
become species of stock gambling, the var;ous
provision markets of this country have becom.
more or less subject to undue influences brought
about by dishonest statements to accomplish nm
worthy ende. Large quantities of provisions were
sold short IN certain markets before the result of
the packing season was known. and the season for
delivery is At hand 1t is not improbable that the
SELLERS, therefore, have become sbears on the mar
ket ndarcnow endeavoring to retrieve auticipated
losse. by the cry of 4dfseased pork thereby de.
pressing the market rates for the present, and
until their contracts filed, to be followed inn
medisteiy BY - unhealthy and rapid reaction
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A FlRE-About eight O. clock last evening
il was discovered that fire had broken out
in the store room Of Hambleton, Huiskamp
& CO., on Main street between Third and
Fourth. Inc alarm was given at once and
the Fire Companies, the Rolla and Young
America. the Union is without an engine,
were soon on the spot, but what availeth
promptness and willing, faithful companies
and empty cisterns? At one time the roof
seemed wrapped in flames, and there were
fears that the whole block would be DESTROYED.
Messrs. Riser 4 Hills, Burkitt Co. and
Lane & Buell., With. considerate precaution
removed their goods. The goods on the first
floor of the house of Messrs Hambleton,
Huiskamp & Co, aud comprising most Il
their stock, we believe, were removed and
saved. The machienry, &c, on the second
floor was lost. and the loss therefrom is very
considerable, there being only some $500 Of
insurance on the property. The fire was
luckily extiuguished before il was communi.
Gated TO the ABIDING store
We can not TOO greatly praise the Young
America and Rolla Fire Companies. the only
two IN the place fitted for service. They
worked with will. and despite the disad
vantages Of the situation. saved the store
where the fire originated, aud the whole
block. We think that the boys of the Unior
Company have right TO ask for a new equip
ment, and that all the companies should CLAIM
and receive from our Council the needed as
sistance and simple justice of having cisterni
that shall not be dry as the desert of Sahara
The los suffered by Messrs. H., H. & Co..
will be probably from $4,000 to $4,000.
Messrs. Burkitt 4 Co. and Lane d Buell. vii
lose considerable.
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St. Louis Market.
By Telegraph.

by Telegraph ST. LouIs March g.
cotion--stif at 3e@ao for middling.
Fiouf-Qniet; At 250e 90 for single extra: g bo<a
IL 90 for double exsr =; and 10 6eS14 co for fancy
~heat-1nactive, at e6 for common fall; 2eoa 10
Tor good, and rs for prime
Rsavy and % lower; 1t ssaeo for white.
oats-euiet 1T 44a4s
fr"vslons-Mess pork lower at % CO. Bulk mea,a .c
hvs for loose shculders l4c for looss riLs.S
sdes; Io's kr loose hams. B@on--lsc for CIV c,..,
ies 2c for pork house hams lie for shou d.r .,a .,
@2S1se for sngar cured hams. Lard Arn Il I,AIs,S.
whiAky-Rhn u & no2 nk
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Parepa, who is shortly 70 re,orn % III.
country to fulfill six months eno.noua.,
will be accompanied by Signo, -.
whose rollicking buffo voice, says the o..
ira, has been the delight of the popu,ar
certs in London since September. g
Ferranti is to receive salary of E40 a wsa,
with expenses paid. eK,
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We clip the following fl the Eew York Indepsy,
dent offspt zsths
This Con pany Organized in ls4e on the mrfrsl
system with the well fnovp advantage OF frrnisfHs
its actual cost In the anouDt of its frri
ness it il the largest life insurance company 10 tts
country with the exception Of ons German &C n.
psuy the largest in the veld It's accumulated espitsi
nearly SO 00o 900 1t has paid since its orEaniLstca
81 oOo0 to the families and CT editors of ceased
members and has refunded 1900 900 TO policy
holders in dviceud. sniplus premiums Its Mt
surplus - oeo coo, from which the annual divi
deud wIli be declared n lot Of Fee Lsxt The numtes
Of poieie. issned during he s3 It's annual
income s. COS 80 per year its receipts ter inter
est alone bea hAjf million, which more th&s
paid los.es the year ending lst November last
From these cures notion may be obtained OF the
immense done by the psny and Of the adj
vsntAges offered to nsurefs Fuller particulars vii be
f,n nd in adv in another column o. The
advantages life insurance IL is scarcely sce-sary &c
say thing this DAY Lori Chancellor Ly ndh ursfs
r~msrk, that with dependent fsnlIly u free
fro N rtvooc II his life is insured Is not to strong
The duty Of being adnited the neat thing
TO And safe and cheap company, and the Connecticut
Mutual IN both
H. g. Trs EIck Is the agebtfor this popular company
in this citv. ccio
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04

INK A.eh't,ogical Society of Belgium have
organized an International Congress, in con.
junction WIN the French Archaeological Soci.
ety. "n'ch Is 10 meet at Antwerp next rnontb
Among other questions to he d;scnssed 90
notice the inquiry: "was Ame,;c. a;soouo-.s
by the Northern nations before the erpedi.
ton of Christopher Columbus y,
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'is wsmsa in another column picking sam
safs srapes for SPEER's WINE. II is an admir-,
sl''ele, used in hospitals and BY the first closs
Ainiie' IL Paris London, and New York, in pref.
efence " old Port Wine. II lie worth A trial and
'haction. Oct. 6m
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kEoKuK LIBRARY Association LECTURE.
Capt. j. NJ. Reid will deliver lecture be-
fore this Association at the Atheneum on
Monday evening the 9th inst Subject
Sherman Campaign in Georgiaand the Car
ohnas including description of the "Bum
mer Raids. thrilling and ludicrous sdven.
ures, wadng swamps in mid winter, building
corduroy roads, &c.
Tickets p cents, to be had at the book
stores, Literary Depot, iewelry stores and at
the door.
Lecture viii commence at = O'Clock pre-.
cisely.
BY order ofthe Lecture Committee.
marl3 tl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04

VIZ learn that there was Democratic
Johnson ratification meeting Vi Fairfield Mon
day night Henry Clay Dean was the prin-
cipal speaker and fondled Johnson and threw
dirt AZ Union men after the old style.
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WHAT DOES IT MEaN?-Why should the
scare or ''panc' and marking down. drv
goods here be attributed to us? 1t is true we
Keep good stock, and sell as cheap as we
can, but that is our business, and if our
friends do not complain of us, no one else
should, nor do we think we will lose an
trade by it. KIsrR uu,,s
teb7-u No. a6 Main street. Keoknk
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lose considerable.

ELECTROMAGNETIC AYA-The three best
knor" Tones skillfuliy and elegantly combined
In an ambercolored cordial, beautifully transps-
rent to the eye, pleasant the taste. and accepta
bic to the stomach, in Caswel, Mack 4 Co.'S
Zero Pho.f.torated Edri, Of Cat;snya Bark
Zach pint contains one ounce Of Royal Calisays
Bark, and each tsasPoonful contains one grain of
Iron.
Samples furnished free to The profession.
CASWELL. MACK 4 co,
Sole Manufacturers, under 9Th Avenue Hotel.
New York city.
just received and for sale 10y Wilkinson, Bart
lett Co. marid& w-sun. wed fri-eow
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SEE Dr. Bronson's card in another column.
Heis an old citizen, and an attentive and
careful prescription DRUGGIST
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THE FIRST CAvALgY.--The House Journal
saws that letters received there, from this reg
iment. stated that it expected to be mustered
out about the 18th Of February, and the boys
would he al home by the LIST of April.
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Be it remembered that Capt, j. Monroe
Reid lectures at the Atheneum Monday eve.
ming for the benefit of the Library Association.
His subject is taking one. aud will doubtless
be well treated. Let there be full house.
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Househoid Furniture b- th-c I'd r the Atna m
sssr1ncs Gzssny Hartford. Hork lrgtr9ncs fsHr1Hg
Ssw yok aud other respousIi lie stock cpupsu
one to ave year. rates ranging frcr 30 cents &c ~
otr rsrt o. the siCo the who n~ e c. 90
Oh -sp ether responsible comp&ny FOR rslta' e
Information en- Insurance call the underiJ ped ho
.n give tet.r ind rnity than be found IN
s.eory IN tits section. fdec2sl II S-EYCk.
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oUR friend Lowry of the news depot is
most determined and unwearying in bis efforts
to supply our public with reading matter
He crossed the river on the ice yesterday and
got his papers after an exertion that his
patrons should appreciate.
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CITY NEWS.

Losr.-on Saturday evening, small
Locket, containing pictures. The finder VIII
be literally rewarded by leaving the Loeket
At the Office of the GATE CiTY.
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REruRSED.-Messrs. Smith Hamill, Chas.
P. Birge and Samuel Pollock returned yester.
day from the East.
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TIE ice started again yesterday, and the
greater part of the channel was pretty nearly
cleared Of ice BY evening.
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NOR SALE.-A two story frame dwelling
Il house Nth ak mons and fud LOT, situat OF +.
II In tIe<k - en- the ner o. Bsnk and tiftesuth
street.. in D. w. kilbontne's Addit OF. Title god 6.
no sale. Price 80. knqnlrs Of
mchl H. B TEN EYCK
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uy0R sALF-rhe forth half Of the dcnt9s trick
IL esei M hnu4e % The sornsr q Ninth ara ~ toe
.treets cntaIbIEg eivbt OF nine With ar- double
rariars tos ether with other de d Improvements
TIT rrpe ocafea very lesi-stle haofIeed
and peasant "a Of te city Price g. SO casa & sid
SON Title good or no sale kuqure u
fsnio II B TRS-gYCK.
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NOR SALE TsaStoTy Rriek Dwelling House
i with ii, ht rooms, lot 20 l4e-two stables twe
wlod- h.t- AID good will q SOFT Nster 81 e-t vii
paved and tai, h SIDE ak situzted nae~u he
Tenth md kieventh streets lit eoob sale
pris 81 500. inquire Of
f-k9l II B TFy-EYCK
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B rFN.rYcK

NOR SALE-Twrnig feet .id~ u 10 ID,
r. bigca TO-. the th si6s Man. reftntn
street Price al good -Ie. enquire q
trhI II b 3EA-BACh
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Masosrc.-Regular communication of Har-
din Lodge, No. 90, Monday evening.
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Agricultural 6 tatisties.

The annual report of the Commissioner of Agri-
culture for 1865, shows the amount of crops, as
compared with the year next preceding
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THOR sALE-Thst very nice resid, nce formerly occL-
MED nv 7 II ALVIN, on BlendeAu FL betNet 4
I1,ira and pourth sire, T. Price IS Also
lets Frank lin street OPP cite the rrAidcnee 81 J.
E,1ts P,ics 81 go. Title god or @ sale hiante 81
land IL % lfN-H'Ihs
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His many friends will doubtless be pleased
10 learn that Capt. A. HoDGE, late of the 4th
Iowa Cavalry. is now foreman in the Gate City
Office. lie was brave and efficient officer,
and honors, by his return to it, a craft that
has furnished many gallant defenders of the
Union
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04

The principal place OF business Of the Company ia In
the city OF Ktoknk, Iowa
The nature the bnsincss 20 be transacted hy the
Company Is that of Fire leland and Ocean Marine
The amount Of Capita Stock authorized il Five Hun
dred rho sand poafs Sd.i into shares Of One IInp-
dred Dollars b. ten per Il which l. lie paid
the time Of bing snd note given BY The snbscri
Der In favor NJ the Company for the bsiance the
amount subscribed. The n pspy may bnsi-
when One Hundred hou and Dollars shall be sub
serbed and paid A. st'se.
The corporation cei the sixth day of Feb
ruary, 1850. and IL TO c9atiuua twenty years.
The business Of the 1n,i. Ms to be managed by
Board If ne Directors. which Der may be increased
10 thirteen who epove tovect President Vice
President Secretary TREASURER. and su-h other Ulcers
and Agents he TO conduct the business
of tn. Company The annual elections for Directors
to be held on the second uesday In January OF each
year
The largest OF hdeb edness TO which the Com
pany 10 TO be suiectd Is two thirds Of tile of
the capital stock paid
The private property of the stockholders In exempt
from liability for corporate debts.
William Patterson. Robnt Bower, Edward XII
bourne, Campb- Peck. James shelley, Albert l.
C,nnabe, Henry Love, William BrowneI and Smith
Hsmiii, were elected directors to until the
annual election
At meeting Of ne Drec ors the following officers
were elected.
ROBERT BOWER President
JAMES N eHELLKY, Vice Pres't.
HENRY LOVE, Ire ,surer.
LETIs J ADAMS, Secretry.
feb1o ROBERT IT GILMORE. Attorney
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NOR SALE-The House and Land nov
l. occupied Is Chsrl-s iyst, the htuf ~ q nilet
ant halt above &c, krk20 ~ lard, is ruaer
high stale of vsiioh snd well fenced Fine growth
Of Il nit trees small fruits and grapes brick b. U.s. con
tanning rooms. good cellar clstern ard ont hous-s.
desirable country residei Possession the his q Ue
tober Title p-rfeci Enquire q
Augs u IEa -Etl
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pUTTY---l, 500 pounds, in bIadders, fresh,
spd aade with pure npseed oil for sale BY
M AmkMeoN, DAAx1kf1 y 90.
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NOR sAIE-Let l. end % feet of Tot 10 Block lee.
stIasfsf o. the curues Of Seventh 4nd orlenrs IS
Thee ots er,d with FRAT, everKr sd ctker
riarn tsl toEeth-r vi nhe gowth Of - ace
~es h De- slk snd l-rge it "a on tie back
part ~ lot and rets tb- hoc.t la III NJ lots 10
,let p,rt 81 the tify Price g 500 Tie perfect In
apIre lsnlO, Ii h. TEN-EYCh.
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BussKY co, JONES, DowElL CO., STRAW = CO.
81. Louis. Little Rock, Ark. IT. Smith, Ark
BUSSEY e. CO.,
General Commission Merchants
No. 90 Ioc,at 81, bel. .secomd and Third So,


Particular attention given to the sale purchase
Cotton Provisions and Produce. ConsignmeLts %
lictFd-
REyER rc-statA Savings Assocation, st. Louis, and
principal National Banks 81 Iowa.
feb4d3n
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Notice or lac orp0ratton.

NOTICE is hereby given that Robert F.
4 Bower James sh-iley, Saith tamil A bet
Connstle, kd~ ard kltosrne. Heuay Love william
Patterson, Cam bell X Pc K, Robert Gilmore lamb
dan Buei Willis N leighton, Gilbert Comstock William
Hrowpen. George Williams Enas liar Ion Andrew
Wilkinson, Horato sottwiek John Gies horn
and Pstriok saons of the county OF Lee ard state
Iowa, have organx Then selves, with those no may
here~fer be- sssocisteS with them into corporate
and joint stock comp NY under the laws Iowa rea-
ting to such organizations In The AMI It'll. OF
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100 GnpMANs Extra Sugar cured m, for sale
IT'D by [febsll ROBERTSON ALBtRs
rIOyER SEED for sale by
s.bol ROBERTSON A ALBEPS.
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NOR sALE-s4o, acres of Land, 200 in

n,oR sALH-Lots s and 8, IN block l64, on Fpltoa
street between Eleventh and Twelith streets Psiee
$500 each Also, ot = q Llock 59 IN M onfne SOU
lion 10 R4osuk Price $3.50. Titles good or sale.
rnnr,rsaf TiAnTl II b rkN-EYCh.
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nor SALE Lots 7 and IN BLOCK
ISL on the corner Of 9Th and Pslesn streets VII
be sold at bargain. Rnquireof rvov
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TOR SALE-A nice Brick Cottsge,
With two full lots nne Barn, Woodshed cstsrn and
Cellar situated Franklin between 9Th and AotL sts
s.sis H.B rEN-EYCK
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court OF Quarter Sessions Allison. p. ! -
Commonwealth vs. Davis, Felt & Hancock This
case was continued over from " sterday. The fol.
l0v ing addition al evidence was Offered:-
Mr.. Geer was sworn. and testified n follows;-
To the District Attorney y.-Question. Mr.. Geer,
will ou state TO The Court and jury what you
toned 70 me q moment agof Answer. When Davis
between himself and q gent eman IN Jersey, wnom
he said was q sohoolmasteI.
He said he had sold ouf 10 him this partnership
for larger sum than he mad offered IT TO me aud
this gent eman was coming into town on Monday
and lake the chair in the Office unless II was sold
before. When went 20 arrest Hancock, he said 70
me that Davis did not Give him part Of the money
that he received but he gave him that contract
that paper selling out bis partnershp or coparner
down on Monday; and he tHancockl was to con-
summate ARRANGEMENTS with him. He was to re-
celve the money from the Jerseyman.
Hancock was TO se out his interest 70 him. he
said that paper was delivered TO him bg Davis, at
The barber shop or the saloon about O'Clock, ON
Saturday night, and that was the asst he saw Of
Davis. asked Hancock where the paper wasf de
said he had torn It mp. On trial
Court Of Common Pleas-Judge Ludlow
for services rendered by plaintiff to defendant
Jury out
John Kearan Va. Adams Express Company. An
action to for damages sustained by plaintiff
IN having his coach into by one OF defendants
car II was al egeu that one night the plaintiff was
driving his coach from the Baltimore Depot behind
three other coaches on the railroad track. The
cars OF defendant were coming behind az right
brisk pace. Befor4 the defendant cou get of the
track his coach was struck by one OF tGe cars and
badly damaged. The horse ran away, breaking the
hnrupga. ON trial.