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

IT having been stated that Governor Fem
ton has refused to grant reqnisitions upon or
receive papers from the Executive Of South
ern States, upon the ground that he cannot
recognize them as States in the Union, the
Albany Ecening Journal says:
:. Governor Eenton concluded that while it
was not within the province of his Office to de-
eide whether the States which have been in
rebellion are now thoroughly reconstructed or
not, 1t was sufficient for him to proceed on
the fact that they had governmentsi in regular
operation, and enjoying the recognition Of
the Federal authorities. As consequence
Of this decision he has responded to two re
quisitions made BY Governor Wells, or Louis
lana, and to one emanating from Governor
Worth, of North Carolina.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03
Foreign News

NEW YORK, April 2.
The new Inman steamer City OF Paris,
Capt. Kennedy which left Liverpool on the
2lst and Queenstown on the 224 Of March.
arrived here this morning. The National
Companies steamer, Scotland, left Liverpool
left for New York, simultaneously with the
city of Paris. The Hecla has arrived.
Liverpool, Mach 2lst, in the house Of com
mons Earl Grosvenor gave notice of Sc
cond reading of the reform bill. He would
move an amendments declaring it itinexpedient
to discuss the bill until the house has before
it the entire reform scheme contemplated by
the government. Sir. W. Hyatt, also gave
notice of an amendment to prevent the bill
from taking lefIect till provisions can be
made for the redistribution OF seats.
The Times says, Lord Stanley will support
Earl Grosvenor's amendment and predicts
independent support for it, and hopes i, is not
too late for the government to bring forward
better bill. The Morning Post believes
the amendment viii proclaim the death blow
to ministry. The dailies. News and Star re-
gard the insidlous movement as nothing but
opposition to reform. and says conservatives
have not more direct negatives TO the meas
ure
Paris telegram Of the aoth to the daily Tel
sgraph. reports on good authority that the
head centre, Stevens. has just arrived at
Paris having been to Scotland.
Conference on princilalli;ies, held their
second meeting in Paris on the 18th. Corps
legislatif after rejecting another proposed
amendment relative 10 the press laws which
finally adopted the entire address by 25i
10 l..
Beurse 6rrner at 6ef sTe
Vienna telegram assert declarations Of re.
assuring characters have been received from
Berlin. and apprehensions Of war are there
by removed, and stated that the Gastion CON
ven,on had been adhered to. Ths
London Moring Post declares the story
unfoLnded and relations continue critical.
Rio Janeirio. February 18th, a battle has
been fought without decisive resul, between
the 4 rgentine and the Paraguayan armies.
Heavy losses on both sides.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

THE Eddyviile Star SAYS ,ha, there is some
excitement in tha, community consequent
upon the ''fnding Of quite a quantity Of ore
which resembles greatly. and is pronounced
by good judges to be silver. on the farm of
Mr. Benjamin Palmer. abou. half a mile
north Of town. If il is silver. and mot pyrites.
which we suspect-the discovery will be os
great value to the lucky proprietor Of the
land. We await the investigation of the
matter impa,lently. fully expecting to become
rich soon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03
Cenneclic.t Elss ..en.
HARrroRp. April q

Eleven o'clock a. m. Voting il going On
very quietly here, there is no more excite.
ment than at an any ordinary elections, the
appearance indicate that nearly the full vdte
will be poiled for the FIRST time in six years.
The English ticket leads in this city while
the name Of Hawley Is being scratched by
many republicans.
TO o'clock P. m. In this CITY the En-
glishmen up TO the present time ars one hun.
ared aheed. 3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03
Negro Killed by Gen. Esrrest.

MEMPHIS, TENN, April =
A letter from Sunfower county, Mis- :,
says that negro employed on the plantation
of General Forest, assaulted his sick wife
Yesterday. General Forrest demonstrated.
when the negro drew knife and attempted
to kill him. Forrest, after receiving wound
in the hand seized an axe and killed the
negro. and then gave himself mp to the sheriff.
The negroes on the plantation testify the
killing Of the negro by Forrest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

TExAs.-Speaker Colfax has received . let
ter from San Antonio, Texas, giving an ac-
count Of fight that occurred at Clinton in
that State. between squad Of soldiers who
went distance to arrest murderer, and
some citizens. During the fght one soldier
was killed and two wounded, and two Of the
assailants were killed and several wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

nc n0n VI. rms UNDERSIGNED HAVE
%O. OOV ttatst'cs Of honorable hfice Sus-
ine-s that would n our judgmeut pay 81 OdO il Eco
kuk, lows - II 500 capital II 1tA he N.nosef a
through Board Of Trustees vor infosnstor .ddre,,
n. sSYO8A { co.
Comples Of Business statistirs ISL Broaa~s;.N.Y
aESsaaHcB.
@ achuyier, Trustee Dry Dock Savings Bank N
Charter ak Insurance Company, Isl Broadway n. Y.
apr3-dn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

The Musca;ine Journal chronicles how
that one William Ware. alias unknown,
swindled Mr.. Brewster, banker of that
place out Of 81 900 on forged checks, aud
letters Of recommendations given said Ware
by gentlemen 0: good standing, but upou
too short acquaintance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

Embraces . superb selec.ion Of Blankets, FIannes,
YAras, &c, &C.
The Notion Departmept contains splendid lot OF
Gloves ard Ho~ers OF to- best quality, Tor ladies'
gsAtlemen, boys, misses aud children.
Under for nacn, xor,en and children.
Fine Broad Cloths Cassimere and Hesvy Beavers for
rentsmens' of the beat quality and styles cheat
A hne stock ~ Wool Cloths aud Heavy Beavers fol
Ladies' Cioats. VERY cheap,
shavls without number for Lsdies and Misses Also,
. large lot Of breakfast Shswis. Balmorals and Hoop
skirts Of the latess ttj -rd patterns.
Carp IT, Flor I'll eoths, Mats Rings pruvge.s Ae.
Tue above 10 but intimson Of the large stock OF
st,p'e and falc, So1a. kept by this Aru suffice II TO
say they keep everything that Is elegant and useful n
the drv goods line, the tnast silk aud silk velvet
tioh down The thBaie. n-se. thread, buttous and
tfsEnminxs .i;h Hh ch IL And ~ they bGy
cn.lrslr ~ h. their customers vii not have TO pa,
them N iatere we'll - profit
Gail AMI examine fr your-slves The prop Istors and
their nb igas sai wiita.e Pleasure ia show
,ug their stack. and Is fbat yon dealt
with honestly Remember, they occupy No. 80 Main
Street nov7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

NEWARK, N. J. April 2.
Senator Wight started for Washington this
morning to resume his seat in the United
States Senate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

New YoRK, April 2.
The Noell extradition c,se csms m he.
fore the Commissioner tc.14y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

TnE life of Senator Foote was admirable
for its honesty, its consistency and purity
His death was grander than his life, albeit
fitting close to it. In American neurology
there has been no more beautiful exhibition
OF Christian faith and triumph in the closing
scene, than that of this eminent statesman as
related in the funeral sermon, by DIR. Sunder-
land. Just before his death he desired OF
the attendants that he might see once more
the sunshine and the capitol, the theater OF
his public labors. and where his colleagues
still assembled. They lifted him up; his eyes
were already dim; he sank back on his pill
low. The words Of the 23d Psalm were read,
and solemn prayer delivered by one who
was the dearest to him on earth. He called
ber to his side and folded her in his arms,
asking. ssCan this be death? Has it come
already 2" Then looking with eyes of cees-
tial radiance, and lifting up his hands, he
said: ~ see ii! see the gates wide open!
Beautiful Beautiful! - and then, without q
pang, be Immediately expired" The nation
will not perish while it has such rulers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03
FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS.
PAID.
4 7,2 3 6

Yre policie. s,ued through fs Agencies for the year
closed Is suggestive Of the wide spread and extensive
buso. = enjoyed by the PHENIX, and the emphatic
desire among all glasses for the protection ts policies
afford.
naAscn 20 SRH wRsr Am scuHH,
No. - WESr FOUR1H ST. CINCINNATI o. !.
Hu MAGILL. Gsn1 Agt.
PuGHIx Polsssss issasa prs9Isiy, -
W11. JUL4o1es l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03

We anticipate a plank in the reconstrn tied
Democraey's next national platform for the
aooh'ion or suppression of the Methodist
Episcopal church. Without ever consider
ing the aemoralizing effects of such pro-
ceeoing on the reconstructed aforesaid,
Bishop Kingsley and the Missouri and Ar
kansas Conference Of that church have made
a negro, who was slave short time eeo. a
presiding elder in the church. Unless sucb
acts, so grossly apposed to the democra. ard
rebel creed that negroes have no right. that
white men are bound to respect, shall cease
the most disastrous consequences will resul,
to the democracy. They didn't 60 for the
suppression of the Southern Confedeacy
the Cops can offset that now in their owr
peculiar style by going for the suppression o
the Methodist church. It's growth is danger
to democratic principles and practices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03
KEOKUK
FIRE AND MARINE
InsMrasace COsssDaay.
INCORPORATED TNDER THE LAws on IOWA.
CAPITAL $500, 900.
Cash A.sefts inrested in United .States Gorern-
meat Securities.
gVNH1s Company bsing HOME INSURANCE COM
j rANf, rJnmends II particularly - tn~ eitiz-ns of
Ia~& Insurance rsace buildings Of all pds, Fur
nIn pas-. wearing tpP 1ei and Mech .ndss Also
hoods aud M~rr andre in transit. whether
by sr an. lake. River. Rail or MAO
Insurance tax The most asorahls ratsf and loss
e. promptly adjusted
DIRxcroRs
r. y RoWyR WRF Bs~-r d Co.
M PATTERSON OF P4st~-eaa . Timber man.
EDWARD KtLBuCRSK, L~s.e~ X Nj r. RI
PECK, o. Cad, Peek,
JAS NJ .HEaLTY, Late 81 Cor shelley.
4. Il. 1nSNABLf o. Coanahs~ i ssyth.
Hk LOVE-, Pest rir,s Natiinai Rank,
WN A. BE0wSELL, OF b owu~ii Bro.
SMITH AaMlLL. Oh HAml Cd
OFFICERS
RpBnwER President L J ADAMs SrcF~rry.
N -HELLEY. Vice pres.t Lows, IRE farer.
OEEicERS

RpBnwHR President L J ADAMs S-cF+rry.
n SHELLEY. Vice pres't " K Lpy IRE aear~r.
apel-d X II 6ILiM oRE. ATTORNEY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-03
QUINCY, ILLINOIS.

rHOIcE TRENCH PRUNEs, ID ops-
~ sish.h bedss, lhe sals ~
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

less y he exhnhersnec ~ his n aginaon he say he
,oshim myriads OF objects each multiplied by four lie,
however, didn 500 poceman. The policeman, how.
ee' -" nun fo'make the matter short, Tobias Was
" sertcrdAN inornn9 before Judge Connolly aud bned
Nv or having hefu drunk on The ey9ning presloaA
DnrNk No 2-The sun had sunk 10 rest ia hts beau
lul robe OF gol aud the shades Or night hoyecd over
ne city IL was such hour whom lovers softly whis
Per ther vows when nighngaes their songs and
when chickens place the heads beneath their wings aud
90 70 sleeps when tho autumn winds whisted merr1ly
through the 'recs when soody individuals search 'he
stfces for ciga stumps when te Sanitary Inspectors
- 70 bcd, Such the hour aud the skies were q.
geallttul binei Hackatt was Llaynr lllsar ~ the
broadway theatre, the reporters were searching tle
Guy ior sensation tom, aud tho moon WAS trying 70
make up her mind whether phc would suinr or not.
Such WAS tho hoGr when l.osanual Nct becclnr ele.
vIcd from excessive potat ions. Yesterday morning q
prtly looking individual, named Judge Connolly re-
guesed her 10 contribute 10 10 tho treasury IN lpy
t4ent for her indulgence.
Nor proven = Richard thompson was arnlgned be-
fore Judge Connolly yesterday very serious ch rye
Mr.. Theresa Fay solemniy that she believed he
was tho man who had burglarously entered her hur
baui's residence the 18th instant, and carrle' ~
dignantly denied the charge lne ma.tor W VVai,lulb
investigated aud as no ono could swear v ,'N lehnty,
- indeed one witness that hs ~ ~, ~ ,''i
hs Honor tool; aeus0lo view Of thg "u !,
tie prisoner. 50 Richard went n, ,J''us ,i.t ~
his good character remained upgi % san ras tl'7o
retired, still minus her iewelr~ "Hu "''ip" uo'"Hhs
revenge on the burglar
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.



Aurerp rSrgrvrrgn.-Isnrfa,rso w4ss.s -
rhe ,,amnat.on Or rboma. y. ,dan. ami Jl,ss. u.t
,ry,.d IN Elizabeth Ia, week IN charge - eoat,or
fei,rg VA. proceeded with on Monday At uu,ed s.s,
I ,..,. ,, - -, ~.
''"h'Nr "''' '"'s'u o''''1 "''"ee' "''''' ~"
ley agles being absent = warrant va .aea ~ his
aoy, l,q reqa from ~ as,osk n.ss aeop ~, ~ aa
narnd Larry Farrell aud two Others who cnIeayorcd
70 compel LIN y abandon ihe rorecai ~ lbe hssil
M 'psv s.eegsd u %sm yeTs 100 ,bey so.i@ NJ
hftcved
IN, t.vy ar.unrxa AsYv.y -gte,y. and Jo,u ro8as
~. 800 ,.,'., ~, .,.,,,,, r,.,1.. 49,.
~, ~, ,s.,..s., 80 \, s.oo
~ oi,cF II $3.50 ~ Driool has bssn pfono1n.oi ly
bis plyS.riaD ost oi danger
N.s Mtn.fsa a-Jancs emmy a man m tts an rioy.
.. ~ . tt.. -.
mont Il Louis strober started 70 boh r. f1haet -
tho psc diving apparatus J4r boigw ne Cantrai Raj
rod foeys, since wl.ch ume he hO 20 been seen.
ttspaf q a co%iaasar y Msaa,y sl's'o'.a Tas
luennos 'ohfoY VI. ~ ...s 49, "' '@f
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

deposited in hearSe, monnt.i With pRes Civ.
ing tile name, dae Of death, TIC ages or de-
ceaged 1ha oher conn was mounted ~th plate
which we're tie names Of the thfeo chit-en who
Icrsbcd ia the flames. Tho fnncyG proceeded 10 ~.
preaa iIill Cemetery Ling Ts,snh, and tbe deceased
W'rc Uttered "a thcir nna. ro.sDg place
10 THE gpiroH or THE HERALD.
Allow mo to concc q statement made 10 your Of
Monday asi regar5ng the fre avenue A You state
yunr report eaat there insurance ~ 10 200
The stock A. 81 Chs statement n calculated 90
sender sfanE infrc ons tne minds ~ the ncghb ~
pcfm' m - that thr luAnfaIce oLly 80 600
rnered 10 the following uNlrf. ..--rfaaemans "a OO0i
ftar op0 AT stock was dpuplc the taiuc % tho In
tA"net a pafct ~ tha satttsluan ~ Ne Ia ursnce
COMPANIES yrtt riaY. HENRY BRYAN
Ntw lorG, ep- ~ is6d
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
rw ,s,esysAr u ln nfgsu aptEss rnrpAw.

nv rr1~v Sert o. 1880
~ .~,.Y.,, fhls afternoon p8h shes salemcnt Ia
,lrt y. *. enroent sf tir AAtNnai Express Com.
n,av !. ropored Ii 10 sew York Er,stng PIT, 10
gInel 1 Gays The 10 aAs Dtcs Ane0trcc1iy informed
Kally ana 4 vserr = DOnleil correspondent
n RieIm9nd tniorn,e9- lbnl according 10 the deed ~
. ~ aat tt,e ra,,Nnv have rlehf e. continue The
sias ,rptA Nars1Bsf nness stopped BY lts credit
49, s.oner Th, Baltimore AMI Onl0 Ralroad, the Bank
VI f,,rrs,es IL Baltimore, employees of ths National
~ - a c,'eany aud he company lawyers, are all
at ,r,ssgpa creditor AZ rl'o ars al parties 70 whom
A, 80 c.srArted ~ afy u6lc@r director for which
t t.t.t, aud debts f0r VII ~ hey may become
t, ~ rsnsportrtlon. Ne before tho ~ " Soyern.
~ - spondent sls0 sales thrt s the nlent0h
- s the stockholders e psy ~ ths I've cr cent 81
,m..ril IN their subscription ~
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w.*fg~r 80 resides lf NrNafk knd her rattMw, wMs
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l4ae aBd 1@ssisd to csgfAis ~ hs sfofn ~ - sAs
t furs.a Ths hsafsss IN ffurt ~ ths tiMtrn hyl1s
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The New York herald., 1866-09-26
psGs ccVyrY pol,rIcs.

Tgr RrrrHLc.S prrulys. Last evening the repuoh.
cans held tber primaries In the wards 10 Brook.
lyn aud tie adj ioent county townl TITO proceedings
wore generally harmonious bot tn tho lrst and seventh
wnrds where there rival contestants, some slight
disturbance occurred A. prccalu0n against any in.
terfcrence with he polls detachments of police were
present "A a tho places set for the elo,ion The
faftrnft elected their ticket AZ a the poll NJ pacef
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
rfs1CuEsTFa PollTIcs.


worl.ingnen'- nrd TnS.avtra' org.nizriior.
INC worAnemen ~u1 taxpayers Or MUfrtssnia and
West larng ard about calling popular convention Tor
tlE rnftt euns der nr ricasurs secure wole3one
Z. o State and county Affairs The GU wiz pro-
hahy " is.urd during The geek. Y u nnferstood the
novery In the Hrnlr favor independent Ioisfesionh'
A-.emLlI % nlN aAh Llla. momLAalllns-
The New York herald., 1866-09-26
FUNERAL rF rm LATE Joys Q. STEELE.

Kr~GgruN " Sept 2t gsr
The frhoral n The late Mr John q ssceI, vill axe
pl.ce a. = Johns Episcopal chgtc8 on lhufssy st
eleven O'Clock
The New York herald., 1866-09-26

a corueli IA the Board Of Aldermen by whom ,hc ap
rontment win have 70 be coaarned. y y probabls,
however indeed almost serain, unless combinations eLd
conre4sous be made 20 vard " or that the result ~ We
bs,t November contest viii terminate the existence ~
lhe Board O Supervisors ~ AT present constituted lhs
Boad 4 formed CONSIST Of menbosa who are %
be elected ~ the majority OF tue popular Ncie
enc each year and six other members who Afe
10 be- appointed by the Governor y beng hohsons
ebo'ce however With him, being limited 70 that other
supervising candda,ewho shah have rece'ved we nes,
Target nuner of votes. THIS constitution ~ the boafd
was trick devised a Albany 20 avoid that prov " he
lorsu,uton which says that all officers Shall 70 esther
siasei or appOnsd and he'd Tor IT. object AM has lor
~ rceui, to gye the conservative republicans t19ei
share oi power wlb tho democratic mr11uy ~
sby ou Is dvice for whipping ihe eoi.-n'uu9ha u'i
syoapd very sharp stump II has heretofore been sue
-eaeful ard continued Ia pogcr ron the ". thal
being equally represented In is power ana W.
.gG1-e hh parc. shs Legislature bad ~ inlrie.l "
prolonking its existence This year however y pefsfs
rlaar thai u Tan.sasny can carry Brce NAeA Z
soaiGui-the cooper Institute democray WI uhqa,s
nonahly smith riy. 'r, ~ hscr ennada'e, nna W
wln be second, II not hrst, 10 the ratc. ln's.
therefore. win .sye seven democrats " ~ y
No Hoard anil removing the only safeguard that Las
ben heretofore enjoyed against bens Bw " oAt " ~
is,onrc 81 snas act "a Albany legislation, whieh
would he apgroy "A by tho entire community. Ely Jfi
h ronlcf0sn leather dealer Ia ,be swamp, who ha.
taken poites, as other men axe Y ihe opera ana
.tnm drinking, ~ way Of smuscnent or ps6Nme
single handed and alone always finding himself IN tue
posrd on supervisors IN tngionoas minority o. one
4. fought the New Court House lob aud tne grand com
t,ne IL bounty swnderE ell through, and All other mi.
aui,les tha, along For these sins hs rohtigai
Ieav,sa blood u nov demanded IL - thouxht the
saurhsrcrs who intend 20 Kill him VII have rather
lively and rcfrchng time before they set thc rope over
bs roiltcal hons Fly ie live man, with fepresena-
I've friends al his back In every gleam q bs gold spc
tacles there ls pucky assurance that ne Wi
a'e game, be = . dc = al end t1ose w., wn9
want his scalp 70 wear ~ their pgls mist
be arve and strong procure H. Some OF the sages of
IT. Tsmmauy sitting IN counsel arounr the by spring
have already arrived At the conclusion that Ey !. man
that " wold be just a. well not 70 hshti but What "
BE- tner nnal decision In the case time only can d.
nine All any rate be will Be supported BY the Ccpe
institute democracy aud other organizations, anfi
respected members of the democratic party A. ae.a
wm. y Duncan Co, and q hnei or others s.tss.
liatIonr have BEEN opened on the subject VII Y
rsdicsi republicans bat II "a thought they ~ Nv = ~
der interest " texs up Ely's claims ycIs"s ~
ns shkfpett v0rp hsy okn set pv uss" '"s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23

DAwNBROKER.s aALR THIS DAY-JAMKS A0Au
viii coll At 81 New BOWery II o'c0ck 1b0l0ts OF Mooo
Slc.hins q oSect go !os Of Dresses shs"ls cis.s
other desirable goods well worthy the attention Of dsaass
-'' .' ;. q. PHiILIps % cAsharins ssrssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23

d 3. ROLLINS 4 CO.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aBLk
~. this day at O'Clock q - Canal street. lot o.
and nS second hard vu.ns.s c.rpsts grysss ,.s:
and face usina walnut and mahogany Paror suits e
rnps esauoisd Chamber 0uits rosewood " ocsSe
Bookcases Hs.stands B.d:sads Tables chars
hair husk and MAttfasses Pallasses Feather Beds
Bolsters and Piows Blankets Gheets Comf0rtors PMsw
Caacs stoves Silver Plated and Chinaware one La1ie@
Wila0n. Lesser Rerk0 and others: Also 6ne kocs-
Coach. In an0A 0rNar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-23

EDWARD RCHENCK. AUCTTONEER.
~ EIEaANT TK0TIISG HORSE DAN MACK.
By EDWARD SUnENGx. on Saturday cath Inst, At one
O'Clock At 81 Liberty sree Tho celebrated trong horse
Dan Msce old sound and kind and tro
In 2:40 Also light (roung Wagon Harness. Sale per
employ Ai.os esg.M loDf tan gray coupe Horse. Is
Also dns Mare 49, hands high sound and kind
AZ harnesa, and hne lady's saddle Horse.
EDWARD 6OaENCK AUCTIONEEg.
BRONzES. CLOAKR.
GROUPEs, sTATUETYKs
Continuation sole this day. u II 90 ook 1t No % Liberty
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ID Late salesm 1 with Il. VI. Ludlow d Go.
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MIRRORS, LARGE Lot or CARPETS, &c.
TTEALL BROS. vii sell by auction
TOMORROW (SATURDAY, 24h inst. at l0< O'Clock,
Al their saiesroom. 3? Liberty street, Nassau.
very large assortment Of ious+hod Furniture removed
from private residence for or ssle) comp
ing rich rosewood, walnut and mahogany Paror Suits;
Pier and Mante Mirror ROSEWOOD W lnu and mahogany
Bedsteads Bureaus. Washslsnds Wardrobes enamolied
Bedroom suits Paasses Hair Mattresses worry ane Velvet
And Brussels Carpets 0co<hs rich Dsmask and Lace
aina nne assortment Of Kitchen Utensils &C. Catalogues
morning OF sale.
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SAVES AT AUCTION.

BOGART. MISUNDERSTANDING NOV, u
at10k O'Clock ct the auction rooms No. North Wl
au street, large stock Of Hou .Abod Furniture Carpes 40
Also, one Horse, Wagon and Harness.