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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
cnssaxe IrarHse.

ChaeaRo HaRkot.
~ 1,laxrupA.l8 " OucAso, JaA =.
Rrcvisisas-nss pork advanced 10es pg Garsl;
sales Il sa ~ 7s0H %. eosss = ssosf = = -
sesnAard bssa1s psios meS p9k sa@aN - =
d ~ sales e = % for mesE ordnasy psk suist ss-
Inn g = - essm nAs1s n ns1sss1s BeqnG8 - nsts
saisssf hans 4 ls1e ioa sssssht9s1 49, ~ = lsc
npu des.ssA kou. arsas shoaldas ftsa drsssA hpss
srs ceilings ct g fhnn ths block, asd roagA sds iron
dressed bog rubbed n silt = l2s< rhGs good II
qairy Sr lasd ana market s~, ths ai0 1sos - 3ceo
tisecss eco o. pstvs4s tsns, H. rssn1g q lS017
for steam and kettle rssdssd Blk and Ensah nssta
are nominal tbs quotations given eisevhes hsdsru
of6red Ansr in their vfsws It the openins
ssA psc.s Improved 2se p 100 E saiss u 10 7toil 10
but towards The Close bayss held hack; H. nArkst
the present writing b quiet 1t 10 7so1l o. dividing
100 D. 10 s. DO 90 I'll round for good loE theirs
sellers but buyers 1t II 90 oil round
The better grade Of Flour In eti,e aud nominal bui
for superhne brands SD unsoand there good enquiry
for shipasnt 10 6Outhera narketss prices have Loi
changed materially, viii be from the following
quotations: Inois nd g. Louis white winter II COZ
10 10 Michigan white winter II 0oDll 0O Wisconsin
white winter 7sAli %, red sintsr 1880 % fancy
spring extras s00soG choice spriag extras 000S -
good sprtas extras 2sos 20 io~ ssadss 3so5 50
superAse 0oes 60. Rye flour ooo4 -.
There IL . fair sp ,culative movement in spring Wheat
for this Of year. aud since yesterday prices have
advanced ~ p bash with sales Of No Il 2s7fOt Is
and No At ssI<0saA. closing with boysrs q 2%s0
aud sellers at 23lz for the f,r9er Winter vhsst in
sctive and pomiaai
There il steady enquiry fr rejected Corn for ship
ment rail- and the market rules nrm 1t x8l40A In
store No corn Is neglected and nominal; No corn y
selling in limited quantities 1t sf0Sx
The descend for usts light Rsskst he's dropping ten
dsncy; No selling At 25sS0Nl1. No 2 II Nl4o22
Rye quiet but stsaAy; sAss It so0tl FOX No In store
Barley /. neglect ID and beyond the local consumption
good grades nonnaiiy qsoted 81 from u
els, and canal harley ranges from 2s01 ~
There Is . steady demand for timothy seed 1t 8 30
20 for good to prime grades Glover seed In fair
q.est with ies OF inferior to good 1t FRONT 1901 T5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

DowS CONES THE Pace OF Day Goops.-
we wiil' during the next twenty days, sell
goods at the following prices: Fine Swiss
blankets, largest size, at $40, formerly SIS. J
The best make of Flannel at prices less than
they can be purchased elsewhere. Our line
OF Dress Goods, such as we sold at SOC, we
now sell at 35c, and all our other Dress Goods
are marked down in proportion. In Bleached
Goods, of the best makes, our stock is very
large, and is offered regardless of cost.
oioaks are marked down to halfprice. We
are determined to close out our entire Winter
stock without reference to cost, in order to
make room for our large and handsome
Spring stock YorSKER 4 RRo
(d&w) 50 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

The Burlington Hankeye chronicles the ar
rest, near that place, the other morning, of
Joseph Robbins, suspected as being party
TO the murder of Henry A. Holtz, discharg-
ed officer of the I'd Illinois cavalry. The
crime was committed at Springfield.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

BY the last steamer from Europe, intelli-
gence is received Of the death Of the distin-
guished and veteran novelist, Miss Frederika
Bremen. Miss Bremen was born in Abe
Finland, in 1902. For several years she occu.
pied herself in teaching school in Sweden and
Norway, chiefly in Stockholm. Relinquish-
ing this, she began that literary career which
she has since pursued with such singular and
merited success. She has travelled conside-
rably, having visited Germany, France, Eng
land, America, Italy, and the East. She
was received in the United States in 1861
with great deal Of enthusiasm, and has ever
since numbered her American friends and
admirers by thousands.
Her novels are tales of domestic life, and
have been generally well received, especially
in Europe Most of her tales, together with
the two or three books of travels which she
has at various times published, have been
rendered into admirable English by one oil
Miss Bremer's dearest friends, Mary Hewitt.
Her earliest novels are still the most popular
ones-"The Presidents Daughter" and 1.-THE
Neighbors.
Miss Bremen died at Stockholm, where she
was born, living for the past few years il
peaceful and contented retirement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

PRoNoTED.-We are pleased to notice that
Capt. A. W. Sheldon, formerly of the GATE
CRY, and now in service in Virginia, has
been promoted by brevet to the rank of Lieu
tenant Colonel. He has made very faithful
and capable officer and if it should be his
fortune to continue in the military service, for
which he is in every way admirably adapted,
we doubt not he will eventually win high dis
tipction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

The Burlington Hawkeye has been for some
time now in new dress and enlarged proper
tons. 1t is fine looking and of course well
conducted. 1t does much credit to Iowa,
and Western journalism, and we wish its en-
terprising proprietors the largest measure of
success.
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New York n arkes.

By Teisgnph.1 NV YoaI. Jan. 30.
cotton-lc better. at 1880 for middiing
klour-Qaiet AID price, without decided change rs
@I 20 for Extra State, toDe 20 for Extra r. II. o,
and zen 30 for Trade Brands tbs market riosisg
quet
hssky-Duii q I'd onnsi.
Gnnn-Whsat quiet and hrmsr, with . very nodsr~te
demand, No MilvsakiS n T309 CO. choice new An
b~r MI 10 In stoss. Rye dnl Barley md barley
Malt dull and nominal Corn aetivs and lc b.ttsr
sf4s2 for unoasd stDse for sound mixed Western In
store and delivered. Oats dull and heavy, II 4iIA4
for unsoond and 1880 for sound.
Petroleum ~ tor crude and 81 for refined In bond
Groc.riss-Cofes arm bat quiet Sugar very dull.
Cuba at l7i< Molsses dali Ae1 ORLEANS II 0sal 10
Proviseas-Posk oyened Arn..r bat clased heavy and
lover, - 7s17S rs for n.ss lo.ing q - rs for
cash; Is IS x old do closing - Is for eash - rs
@2i % FIR prime. Hsd n HDf1 70 for prime ness
also $40 ibis ness Tor February, March and
April seii.rs ard buyev' tpsion. n % 1899 s1k
B~sfsteady at Is 10 10 for plain mess and 81
GA % for extra Bel hams nrmer, western
At 42e Cut msass heavy st liol2 for sASuAsrs. AID
lsS ID for hsms Drs,sed hays heavy u i23x0ls for
Western and 1zsz4lsi< for y. Bsron heavy 1t 10
Il y. also ESQ hbs fer Feb. nary, March aid AtrfL
ess optisn, At IL. butter quiet u o1n for Ohio.
and 1s0ss Boz stsse. Cheese trm ~ i4i1Disis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

The Register says that Dixon, the original
and brilliant We Local, who has for some time
been confined to his Dom with opthalmia, is
improving and will soon be driving the quill
editorial with his wonted excellence. Speed
the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

MR. Wilcox, of the Metropolitan Billiard
rooms at Davenport is agitating the subject
of State Billiard Tournament to come off
at that place when the necessary arrangements
are made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

AL SPEAK WELL of DR.. c. L. spsneer's Prs
grant Odouselaine fer the teeth. Warranted "a
contain no seids, makes psariy white teeth. p,ri-
mes the breath, and oil No claim. the psrsst and
most frasrAatly sesntly dsntriAss ever offered 70
the public, For sale BY Wilkinson Bartlett, and
s1sees8s. 1ev.3l-AAv-au
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

NoTIcE-The Office of the Toledo. Wabash
q Western Railway has been removed to the
new stone depot, cor. Front and johnson. At
Ticket office first floor, freight Office third
noor.A W. H. McDorL,
jan29-1w Gen'l A.on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

House WANTED BY a small family with
out children. Any person having . small
house to rent, in = respectable neighborhood
can md permanent and psnctual paying
tenant by applying at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

THERE has been considerable rowdyism in
our city recently. We are putting on Metro.
politan airs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

The services at Exchange Church still con-
tinue gloriously. The congregations are large
and penitents numerous. Over nifty have
been added to the Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

DONATION NIsIT.-The friends of the Rev
J. I. Westover will make him a donation
visit on Thursday evening. Feb. LIST, at his
residence, cor. of Eighth and Fulton streets.
AL interested are invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

Mr. J. J. KlNSAMAS, brother of the opera
tor here and Superintendent of the Valley
line, is the operator at Des Moines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31
FARM FOR SALE.

SITUATED ono and . halt miles from
- Crosnn Les county Iova containing 100 acres with
Antrate Improvement; nne i.rge houes, 5ank Harn
choIcs yarieties OF different fruits Plenty Of water all
IN time Laad COED, and perfect ttle win sell all
trether or In two three lots One tract Of 30
sod email house. - acres Of splsndd timber near To
RarnaA The lstter caa pey 70 any psson donbls the
cost clear Of - expenss In selling wood wagon and
money. Cell ard - bargain. 3. c. PYLE,
dsea1-dAv6 o. ths place, Est Of Croton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

Al rw YoRx rsporter. eiyins an account Of .
very sslsst and rsshsfshs dinner party given IN
FiNh Avenue recently, does 1t up in poetry ana
closes his account with tbs following feeling
s&anaa:
But strange to ~ Whist ~ didpasa,
Was It soup, fsh, tarts Or hitters,
Between each ceusss they 4ua4ed glass
OF. n. O. K. Bitters.
PinkAton's Wahoo and Calisaya Bittsfs are the
best appetising agents in the world. Try them
dyspsptics, and Jon will b. convinced. ja1l-2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

TIE WEEKLY GATE CRY of this week can
be had at our counting room. 1t contains q
large variety of valuable and interesting read
ing matter. s3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

o. woman in another column picking Sam.
oa's ofape' Tor SrsER's Wuz. II il ). admir-,
se article qssd in hospitals and By Il. s,.a
lsn'as. IN fari'' Loadon, and New York. i. 49,
sssnes 70 OF Port Wine. It's worth . ~, -.
elvo esees (aasfhstiaa. q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

We could learn nothing yesterday concern
ing Judge Springer or court postponement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

New York Honey Market.
BY Telegraph. sEv YonE Jan. so
Money-stesdy at 50 6 p cent.
Sterling Exchsnge-Dull at IoSj141oeL
eoid-Firmer op ming at 1905. advancing to l4l u
and olo.ing at l;0ls
Government stocks quiet and frm
$40 Coupons Of "a, 1917 do '65 1919 do OF s5 loi y
1910 Coupons %.
Treasury Notes 7-3os lst series ass<
$780,, ID series, es5s
7-sos, third series, se5S
Us@ Year Certificates, new issue, ss}S-
Freighs to Liverp oil quiet and very nrm.
g. Of 'sl Coupons, loSs<.
stoeks steady. Cumh pfd 41sN c el Kris sllS
Hudsou 1909 Reading %. ess. III Cen lis, \
2sA; do pfds 43s Rock Island oses II s3x; Qujnc.
liz 4 A 1o2
Mining Stocks.
NRw YORK Jan so.
Board In Boston today
141s; Isle Royal IL; Minnesota liz Quincy 81; Wa
verify 4; Bay State ~; Boston water Pow-ra4
Monetary Affairs
By Telegraph NKw YoRK, Jan. 30.
The Commercial says Government stocks con
tinue very dull and weak.
Discounts are moderately active, and the supply
of paper at present much exceeds the demand.
The symptoms OF m early general reduction in
the price of wages, involving decline in prices
produces q certain amount Of caution respecting
merchandise paper generally.
Gold lie firm under the large demand for custom
duties. The price this morning touched 81 401
1t is reported that day financial bill win be
presented by the Committee on Ways and Means
excluding the foreign loan project, which has
tended to strengthen the premium.
Foreign Exchange is dull, and the rates are still
weak.
The Stock market exhibits q continued depres-
sion towards a recovery Of tone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

PERsoSA1~-Our active and vigillant friend
and We prince of revenue officers. r. M
fiekeil, IS in town looking after the interests
OF Uncle Sam. Distilleres give him much
trouble and with that emphatic manner of his
ne expresses his determination to get the gov
eminent dues Or ''dry up all distilleries in
his district.
Our fnend Capt. Davis, of Fort Madison.
GENIAL aforetime Keokukian, over whose alb.
aence from this municipality we always feel
disposed to hold tribulation convention. il
also in the city. Likewise our excellent
townsman Capt. Ben Tabor, whose good nam
as boats master is known all along the Faith.
er OF Waters, and B. B. Human are at home
Dr. ). Z. Walker was in town yeste rday.
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BY fsiegrapA-l CflcAao. Ian. -.
The current prizes for the week all the mark-s.
are:
Beef cattie-prst quality per head II sa0Is fair
god IA ooai7 so ecamoa qualities II soAis SO. nf.-
rsor eoDlI 60.
Cows and Caiv~s-Kxtas PER had, 100 oo0il2 90 fps
first quality 80 ooe 70 ordinary es cS7s 90 inf.
rior &s oo4 solo
Veal Calves-First quality r.r ID l+Dis; in&ry
ia; common lstSr tnferfw l0<sls.
Sheep and LAmbs-Kxusp hssd . 0oDl7 So Prime
ooos So ordinary sss6e ~. eom.on 80. Inferior
4 ooas %
swine-Hs~-y; eernhd y 1os.olcT.; light and
dium 1essasios4: stili Ted lo54 los.
The market for b. Fl cattle depressed by Asavy
espts Of Ordinary stock aud prices .om~~has lover
the supply OF t steers inadequate the de
mand, ard the elas ruled firm IT la.t weeks prices
All others a ne lo~se and u some grsdss fnIly
lI.c Th.
Hogs more plenty aud lower. - the shove rec.
pituiasion will show.
Total receipts Of all for this week and las, week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

SEVERAL good hot,o,r s -,
~ ~ 81 sa'e cheap on reasonable time. Enquire
(jan29-IOt)
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We clip the following frtm the New York rndsD.y


We clip the following frtm the New York rndsD.r
dent Of Sept. 18th:
This Company was Organized In 1s4e on the nrfr.i
systen, with the we'll hnown advantage OF fs nishiv
insurance ut lis actual cost In the OF m hry
ness IL In ths largest life insurance company In III
country, and with the exception Of German cen.
pasy the largest in the world. Its capits
ID nearly to 600 In has paid since i
over to the families and Of
members, and has refunded 5000 600 to policy
holders dvtdends surpius premiums It's prcse
surpins is over 81 900 600 from which the annual
dend viii be declared LIST Of Feb. bext The number
OF policies ssued during the year $50. Its annual
INCOME 10 over s. oo GOO per year receipts inter
est alone being over half . million which more than
paid It's losses for the ending LIST November
FROM these figures notion may be obtained the
immense business done by the company and OF the ad
vsntases offered to insurers Fuller particulars will be
fen nd in an Advertisement in another column or the
advantages Of life insurance 10 scarcely necessary 70
say anything st this day Lord Chancellor
remark, that man with dependent family IL free
from rroacA his life II not insured 10 too strong
The duty OF Insurance being admitted the thing
20 End sale and cheap company: and the Connectic
Mutual II both
B. rRs-xrcx 10 the agsntfor this popular com p.ny
In this city. ocse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

A hEBus-lt isn't any fort of ours.
we never could decipher them. Would ms,
as soon voluntarily submit ourself to the main.
OF neuralgia or the extraction of our molars
as attempt to work out an answer to anv q,
them. We mean the whole array ofrebusses
enigmas, conundrums, and sssich.' "My
tnend. said pious chaplain in the army q,
the Potomac, to fatally wounded soldier
40 you know who died for sinners p, uOb
Get out, with your conundrums. when A man
Is dying His mind run on conundrums
ours don't. For the benefit of those who
nnd entertainment herein, we publish tho col.
lowing which young lady sends us. ANY Of
our little friends can give us an answer
What is it?
a iur that people highly prize;
one to whom a house we hire
land, famed for its genial skies.
a man, fond of gay attire;
motion Of the ocean tide,
Ahe place where courts their convicts send
Inc town where La Pucelle died.
an epic poem by Homer penned:
singing bird of high renown,
And be who wears a kingly crown.
My whole is the constant than.
@ VI every gentle spinster's dream.
And when cher dream to realixeo
stand before her downcast eyes.
Nojoys she ever felt before.
Compares with what she see, in sto,e
KEokrK, Jan. 81, 1865.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

M ISIS ARBA B. CREEL will teach
Iv1 classss II PLANO Fn1x1 PLAYING. Pupils
hoy commerce q oeee. Ayply . ~ o. her residence
saso essOo - - esssA -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

- The most complete stcct 10 the city always
be found at the above establishment and at the very
lowest figures JAM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

ArOR sALE-Lot j, and 30 feet Of Lot In Block leo
situated 90 the Of Seventh and Orleans SITS
These lots covered with fruit evergreen and other
Ornamental together with Gne growth OF shade
trees the sdesalk. aud large cistsrn the back
Part Of the lot and really the finest building in
that part d the city. Price 81 500 Title perfect Nm
qnfre Of JAn1ol H. b. TEv-gYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

EOR SALE-The House and Land now
u occupied by Charles ivitr, the bluff two miles
and half above Kesknk-20 acres Of land Is under q
high Of Gu. tivaon ard we'll fenced. Fine growth
OF fruit trees all fruits and grapes, brick house
tanning rooms good cellar, cstern and out houses; q
desirable country residence Possession the of oc
tober Title perfect. Enquire "
augs H. TEN-EYCK,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-31

LN0R SALE That very nice residence formerly oceu-
pied By I. H. Allyn, on BiondeAu street, betwe cen
Third and Fourth streen- Price s. 800 essh Aso
lots on Franklin street opposite the residence OF J.
Estes Price 81 600. Title good sale. Enquire oil
j&nS Ii. b. TRNEfCK.
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and

vN0R eALk-fhs north half Of the double brick
- dselhnT house, on the former Of Ninth and Fulton
-~ts containing sixht nine With hDe double
pMrfars, together With other modern impros em4nfs
This prvpetr 10 located in very desirable eghborhood
and pleasant part of the city Price y $50 cash. sold
sooh 1fis good o. no sale knquir~ of
)anle H TEE-EYCK.
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rooms cistern cellar, wood house. full lot and well
fenced with fruit Ac situated High betveel
Seventh and Eighth streets, Keokuk. Title good Pcs
session LIST OF october. Enquire of
iyll Ill. b. TEN-EYCR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-13

DO soyM Arss tr' Davidson wnaser FOR do West Den
FL se-s sSe s .ea ss. ~ S WIN rSos
Mystic lCU Sept io-sli Agnes. Terrible Delaware
NEW BEDFORD, Sept i0-Arr schrs l. Adams Nicser-
Boston FOR feeaephiai Minnesota Phinney, cohas
set Narrows for do I'm schr sarah Benson Matapolss
NEWPORT sep! 40 Ar schr' Lewis Broc1iey, sock-
burg Haskell New Bedfod or NJ and dA wSsasn Lite
Philadelphia SD schr Sashanal Holmes Arnold. Eliza
llth,rr sehrs Dephi smith, Providence for Nyork; Pa
III. M Catherine rsms csss New YORK for
new BEDFORD George Adams. Fisk Dishton for Phahe
ami Laspah Jane Ketchum Providence for do: sloops
John henry Ward. do for do; Ann B Holmes HArdirs'
riIApErsT, Sep. llArr bark. Ezsessn Mon
lno GA,yes'oa fLileaa. Davis Turks Island; Cara La.
s,rsm rrobs syoek bTigs JAS Davis New London Pre-
-. Dsnls noImes. haywood NHaser; J II DAILY ssan-
M G1aa rssa ss%iG v.n HS
lam Aaerdss JackawSy NsponIer o1a oAf winsmors
Boston; stevens siadsy. boston; Jas M.riin, Baker,
boston; A y Leaning. I.ndiam BOSTON, Mary Aieron,
dspSa; Alma odn mfr Fr4ais SYoss sla Like brig
ilth-Arr ship Clara Ann, stinson, Liverpool
PslaSslpsii ST. JOIN Ssatoa Srowlsy Sicrt; SIN
Chase Collins, NYors James Henry Oliver do s!a
Silss Sgt . .'f IG %asn'f nss sss
Saro shoards rhlsdslphia boston SMITH PhisdsIphia
ssHs ss%sh 1
pha; Thomas Borden Wrightington, do; Lavinah Jane
koIehng Eilzsbeihpor! Reaper DsyoL DO; Ann sai,e
sloop John Henry Ward SYork.
PAWTuCkET, Sept li-Arr schrs United, Henderson,
port; Vi Ioufaans, Glderseeue, do; Joseph
Ross. Staples, do Sid hcars Goddess, Kelley, and 4
Brooks, Rrooks NYork.
RICHMOND, Sept ic--Arr steamships Hatteras Alexan
der; Niagara Couch and Washington, Chichester NYork
Fellow Thomas Daett Davis from Philadeipha; also
York SD brig Blseow lBrJ Robinson. barbados via
Norfolk
SALEM. Sept i0--Arr schrs Henrietta Simmons Godfrey
and Phelps. Crnumer, Philadelphia. Sid schr Richard
vaux, Powell Philadelphia.
WILMINGTON Sept i0-Arr schr Mary Emma, Cousins
Boston Spoken sehr Antelope from Savannah for Phla
delpha, Sept g. Cape Hatteras r ABOUT ten miles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-13

Tn HEg MAJEsTY's COURT or PROBATE rs IRE.
land Rocsey sherman rlslutr. samuel D,ck.
son and others defendsnsI0 Thomas Eaetrr, Ino IA.
uenet station etAerwse Earkey, La AdAfas eihereise
HpeS~Y James Eaekey and Harriet ks Otherwise EortsF
who were hr neph, and pecfs If 1an~s Eotkey las n
Biaekrok IN tie e1ury Cnfk gentleman tfrelaed and
WHO AZ legatees Ia, take nrsrss under WI made
By Ire said James RcckHg dated he 40 ~ June l3 ami
nfe n ave. the children = fhrmAs kotsry and fhl9
EoeheV who bolhez Mul neat ~ km ~ taAd 1aas
koekfyr4ke notice, that citation hmH &sFMfA, WNlH lf
seal N her Maesty Court n Probate dfd ~ fih aay
.ny sS Whereby you respectively rsd ~ Arfesf
the caus ether personally ~ yoar proctor sntor
Mtsnrnsy should you tnk for y0uf Interest ~ ~
any time during me dependence ~ lhs saf uer And o~
nnal Indignant Ahal be rYsn therein. wtb lntEAuun
Of aulug the jadgr Of tbe said Court
proceed hAws he vii pr0tounded " tn~ fniruG,
jams which l hears date 30 iith ~
April 1874 proved solemn form ~ ss AL pronounce
Judgment aasd absnts rot .tastsHdinE.
and nstc. that ~ order made 10 said uss bear
ing lsh Of June. iE ssh~t thiaEs,
the plaintiff BE- liberty sad etAtn
upsb gsm~s key and iiarr Els othsrwie Rochsy ~
Inserting thereof ard Of ns grd IN ht LCnfnn
Tfrnes ksw fsrk Herald ssw york Jourssi ~ Conmsrss
and ks~ fork Tines rssspspers
Dated this ust dar Of Jalr, irS
No q fnnsq uAy. Dahtin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-13
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