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, 1866-05-17
C0LVKkQ0 VETO MESSAGE.
The pre.iaent's Objections to the Bit
chaugtnEt4e Terr1torial for a State
Goyernmetif~

n III 1TeNA&oAkSA .N1lEEAtuuH ~ aHE k1ll1
s:naa1sn,s, Gnans,nG1*s 3erriterla' for a State
wAsurcTos, May 1s--The following IS tbe
rres1dsnt's message vstoinc the tolosalo Adn,ts-
IL 'I he ,t: senate o. the United States:
mated, The bill which has passed both Houses OF
Couc!rrt, e.tlt!ed IAN act for .hs admiesioo OF
ohjecuous 10 Its becoming Ia" At this time,
Fir.t, from tho best information which
have been able 10 obtain. do mol consider the
pf ,1 a a
Under the cxiet!ng Territorial government. all the
rights. privileges and interests ot tho citizens are
their own Legislature and their own local oiIlcrr1,
End are represented IN Congress By . delegate Of
Their own Fe1cesion. TheF make and execnie their
o % e
u1lesR IN extreme oz extraordinary caser.
The population Is tmall some ,nt1mating as low
nnmSer 1t nom ss,0eo 10 5000. TIE people are a
rrincjpsllr recent settlers. many Of whom arc un-
derktqod to he ready for removal to Other mining
cum>tanect saall render them more inviting. such
a population cannot but find tcitef from excessive
taEat,on. If the territorial system which de-
and judicial department. upon the United States.ts
for The prcseut continued. They cannot but find
tue security Of person and property Increased by
for The maintenance Of Law and order aea1st the
disturbances nectssartlv ipcftent to nil newly or.
CANNED communities.
maturity Of tie citizens OF Colorado desire are
Stsfe GnTerprent. in September. 1861. under The
authority Of ConGTces, m election was lawfully
appointed and held for the purpose OF ascerstnlng
the sfcHt Of The people upon Ibis particular qacs
tton, 6,192 votes were cast, snd Of this number
cn;nse, l, I II Ser septsbes, isas, W3sout Ut any icssi
authority, the question ira. again presented to the
ob,ain,ur a reeons.deration Of tha rssu,t Of 1ba
eieci1on held IN Compliance with lie aet Of Con.
eite.nn us Sotes Tere nnIled ind sn,s1, Tnsor.
IS - g IL go tsiHe, n snr r. Mai. nr1.n1s.
i'm ~ II does not setu1 to mo entirely s7s 10 per
nil this 1sst menftoued resul,. 70 irtCu|atiy OBJ
ianed. 10 outweigh lie one Witch had bssn legally
osny = sy ars ssssn:i to th ot
nTnst51he sisaxs be ossrred in he ioImstion 81
1T Third I.a Tha semf.p;on or f,n1nrado st tht.
.,,nn As tstst. irfn I'm Tfnfnr
aa1e. - ~. - h. irnonon.tihla rtsh +hs rnh,fc
iniere.1s e Of ihs county. Whlle # Is desrablc
m ettnF.s = tnsaa 4t IL a1,1t NJ ~.
t11oa 70 Esq9fs t1i taEse snv1,a ~ u a
sts;es eoiapsisins he 5Hiea 50 $.sts ca hays
1szss., 1 S,ate Saa ronnIalion ot fonr mfIi,cn.
, %s G!mes oa*1 IA nnse ,hsrs bars
seeo III The nen5e at co1o1ado 1tT iSon,
ssnS ~ nnrnt.r hsrr r. the HnnsS n Rpnrssr rnts
,t". ~ III MI, Nn,r ~ WE ~ith .,,nn.
i.t'nn ~ fonr ,,i,1,on. h" bnt ihi-tv.nnc tf:an
ratto Ton1d T hsTe IN ihe Electoral GoIle~e thre
a,1 Erol1 ha. ne n,orc ine1n,tffrz nf II. ch,r
acIer nave alrraa7 occced but il r. bellcycd none
, 1866-05-17

Convention of Returned Soldiers nnd
Sp1Ior&-TAe Sugar River Valley Rail-
read.
Especial Despatch to the chicago Tribunal
MAnisoS, W1s., May IL.
The State Convention Of returned soldiers apd
sailors IL called 10 be held In Madison, Wsdnss-
day, June Glib, for thepurpo.c Of organizing State
League and taking acton for th. advancement Of
the interests b{ discharged soldiers Soldiers and
sailors' aaaenes throughout the Slate nrc invited
10 send one delegate Tor every ten members; also
representatives from districts where no orgsniza.
lion exists.
Deputy Sheriff Maln to-day cscorted Jtm1 Bcrgc,
An accomplfcc in robbery, md Peter CEamer,
ioreer, to the S1ate Praou-the former for two and
i half years and the latter t.so year,.
The Board Of Directors Of the Sugar River Valley
Raifrosd Company held an adjourned meeting Last
evening" and took Guch action Is indicates speedy
commencement OF work on said road.
, 1866-05-17
WALL STREET.
Excitement in The Gold K3arkct-Lar-e
Foreign shtpnlentsOtber Monetary
Maytcra-Pricc Of CoIlOu Abroad.

Foreign Sh1PmenttOlber Monetary
Mastcrs-Pricc Of CoI10n abroad.
NYx YoHK, May 18.-1he shipments Of gold TO-
dag u larger than have been reported In one
lay. The Government broker Is reported to hsve
sold IL 1SDh to-day the extraordinary amount Of
three MlAIon dollass.
Gold u excited under active foreign 1nore-
1peuL The Assistant tt Ax, ser IL a eellcf at the
beet pEicr over 1so, and r. source Of supply has
checked IN advancing te- ICY, which would 1lro-
baby havt produced moy lent fluctuations than
hase b.tu experienced = some lime p1tt. Of
<oursc tho+c who had go long iu gold, without
fakll ino account the possible eon'iaeency ot !ne
1helr condemnation Of Inc action Of ihs Treasury.
Money IS drug upon the market- There Is an
inquiry for large amounts at four per cent fot The
purpote Of gold Epsculatlon., and tnE tpsSalaase
1urcbases oi The b;9s being returned from Europe.
bnt J. y NOT found easy TO procure any large
amounts al Eh4t rate. .
The general rate on call loans IL i've per cent
Pr1n.t paper c0ntiuutt tcarce. The notes on short
<ales 6elne tlt!s per cent, and on three and four
Iuonshr bills. 6!.4G!x per cent.
Foreign exchange i nominal at yesterdays clos-
4ng quotations.
Private letters By The Jyaa, report ua.ddline up
land cotton Al at TIC close 0l bussnefs On the
INF
, 1866-05-17
From n mET9co.

WARRINGTON, Nay 16.-O11ctA newa from the
Nesacau Government. dated at El pa.o up 10 the
Trcsidcpt juaret had NOT been able to 10 to Chhu-
uhut, In consequence Of eicknere. bus he was
making preparations TO leave for thst city News
elect that Commander BltIot. the French officer In
coumunt n Durango. Ind been defeated b. the
Mexican Generals Fllezea and Nataug0.
, 1866-05-17
FR0M NEW ORLEANS.
Releasc OF Ewin-Trtal OF Murderer&.
HhYAQA Ntsxa, DC.

Havana Ntsxs, DC.
Erw Og1HAns, My 16.--senator Gwtu has n
rived, lie Was released on parole without condI-
1aon. He re!1ned tie cath. prefezrug 10 leave the
corEiry. lie u v1sittng his friends today.
The trial Of GruoessF mnrdeEers u progressing,
attended bs grea. crowd aud excitement.
Wilmer, OF Virginia, IL The favoEtte candidate
Tor Bishop 1oday.
bteamet cescs, from navaua 12ih, il al quatan-
tine.
Gen. Dutce has returned from the Isle Of Pine !,
and il preparing 10 leave Ola New York. Els sue
teesor hae alraady Ieft tpalp.
The iscal trdget fos the yesr 1886 exceede.
vance over any previous year.
Gen. Toombs left Havana ios Europe on the
Tte sucar crop this year is e.tlmated at hslf
million o boxes.
Fre1ch,a dull The stock Of sugar in Havana Is
heavy.
tnrned over 10 the state authorities By Gen. Can
hytk ordfrs.
, 1866-05-17
Chicago Qribnrte,
THURSDAY, MAT II, 1865.
THE NE VS.


-
THURSDAY, MAY IL, 1b66-
--------
1AE NE VS. ....
The levee strike at st. Louis has ended, the
Iabo1crn obtaining the prices demanded.
Tie Twelfth Illinois Cavalry Is now the
only regiment ffpm Illinois In the service.
Nearly three millions md a .hnlf of gold
-weir shipped from New York ,estertay.
The Colorado yeto rncssan,n Ii eIvcn In full
in xnothc. co,rmn.
The tc1eorsnt .,,~.z co,+-o a,rtorv desnatch,
. ~ r,,-r,v,t,,. :, AZ - S,ao,-tn r,,,,sr-.
A ,.tt.. g.. r-.t.a ct.t.. r-n..v.,,,.
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~ thc ts1ss-sr,, .o1,,o,.
rnt;ors, 4nh.rco t.,r +, =, h, hc,a At Tin
-...a.s oo.-.,.r..n.s =. ~ .,tt nf-r,- :, ,xI,,
g. s .s.....s 49,. =, ~. s..... -
$500. w. !" "e1''A' AVN 49, 49, oA~- @'''
M. M:,,r .,.r.s,.
tue An@A pePe'o A1se "4'...A.4
oaAee ~ tuc "a ,uta41- 1ne Ak.H'Atu.s - "a ~
~ 'as 49, =. W. - '.'v ,ne.
49,. :. - .I.s..a A.1 -. -. ssHa,a- 3s
sss-t..s. ra-s~-, ne,ss..se. IT rE-as,,.
: au1.aus-aene1 . sooc1ee W ,, ~ aa'Isa ~,
Lar ~ee'em non Ats,s. DIX aeuT4
:, osEa.ea, " = uAe" oea Anoo'o' e1auux ,n1'
ue Aotta Aicasau Au.sn.tI "oato leave u'a' l''a&*
{" sD'ae lot nome On 1ae etn 1nstan.
" the numerous strikes Of mechanics ana
Abofets OF ths af,oua ciasses IN anu arouno Ne"
aosk. put tew' II II aaad' haEc succeeded ~ tne'f
oeHanas' anu III nos' esses "oth IL ho" 'A fao'
grcss al the old ra'e.. .......
Nj. T. Y. Cnlyer, OF tudon1s WAS afatn ar
restcd few days ago: shts time On cnasge o1
troves preferred BY Thomas aoEa- He was held to
bail In the attn Of %sSeoo- ihc5 eslacntl$ tnanK
Erest deal Of their lppea AueEhaoy member oi
CongrcFA.
New York city Is being thoroughly secured
End clesnsed bS the municipal ar:hnEstits. Tht
Board OF Health haye determined to nnearth the
1mmcIec Eubterranesu populat1pn, and with 1t the
nth 70 certain 10 accumulate a. iG neces kayy cou.
comttant.
In the new tar bill, now before Congress,
the tax on Wholesale liquor deacrs is hxed at one
hunds dollars, and tha. On rctal. deaiess at rwen
t5-nve do1lase. Diktillera md brewers s.e to be
1Axed one hundred do|1ars: tnpst mapufsrsnrinr
less slan .ty harzcs .c7 ycnr, from apples, peach
6 OF grupcs. twen:y dollars.
European advices to the 9th inst, are re-
ccivcd By tic Java. The correspondence between
Aurlra and Prussia continues, With little p.o+roct
Of III amicab1c adjustment ol their difficulties.
Italy us huli aiming, uotwlthstandlug Austriats
rcmop. frances, The steamship City Of Washing.
ton had u.ri.ed eafcly at Liverpool.
An attempt WIS made on Tuesday evening
n rrtnr .no rnh ,hc rexsarnre NJ Inn St,,nor 1,xn
h.,r =, Snr,nvtc,d. ]trut. T,vnaatr. arm NJ tn
S+c1rt,y7. t,e~vtnp ,bc 1norru,rnta of n. yohh.r
nroc,. ded 10 III, spol ana f,red noon aim from ,
reyo1yrr and sftcrusrd rnye cha ,e mil sell di
rertc, xho, ,,rorcbt htr, cour rnc NIB, r-
.a~.ar.,,. ,,nns',. 49,, raa,,.,,, ,.onn..t
~ .,,;s,,;,1a -, T.. s.A.,, chow, l.,
1s ~ -. ~ W. ~. - ~. - -
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, 1866-05-17

NEw HAVEN, Conn, MAY 16.-Tbe House hal
1ot.d today ior United Stases senator, With the
h.f1 ia l. ;. Foster, -; Thoua3 Il, seymour, /,
1he Senate voted tomorrow.
, 1866-05-17

sF c. Fl. SCRIVEN, AdvertIstu1 Agent,
81 Dearborn street, Is authorized to receive
Advertisements for Ihe Tribune. nnd nil
ether leading pupers throughout the Uh1ted
StNfcs and Cunadu,
, 1866-05-17

ROCHESTER. MAT 16.-Jndee Snal1ey, IN the
United States District Court In SESSION here has
nrtisrsii M Indictment Quashed Against party toE
mns;nn false income returns. lie holds that the
act III isG2 does not make an inaleable offence.
The act of June sHh, 1856, does howeseI make the
oifrrre }nljrtab!e hut all who made falsc returns
n1inr to tnai date, escape under this decision.
, 1866-05-17
CLOCKS EXCELSIOR HtIR Re-
STOREK.

The only Hz RestoEes IL the market which posaesso&
Ill The merit claimed Tor it.
Clocks Excelsior Hair Kesforef,
Tht only pxs1ert ,Ua,f Restn1et aud Haie DreAark
combined.
Ciock'a Excelsior Hnir ReefofeF,'
The ouly HnlE Restortr konw1 Wnetc th3 Proprietor
refunds the money II 1t fA1l to give perfect
sAtssfaettpo.
Clocks ExceTstor Hnfr Rcssorer,
Used and recommended By the Clergy md the tacuit1s
Checks Exrefainr Hair Kezsorer.
Warranted to gray hAIr to les original cc3pR
step hRtr rom falling OF and restore hair
On bald heads where the 1isease Il
not h1zrd1sazy.
Clocks Excelsior Hair KestareF,
VIII not stain the atsS lIutn the incest bonnet.
Clocks Excelsior Hair Hestofer,
Stands FIR sboyn Al other preoaratiaps pF tho hair.
Clocks E1celaior Hair ResroreF, :
A Single trial con7inces the noat akeptie1 Of -
Clocks Excelsior Hair Resaayer,
orce uss 1t md sqp Will a.Ways ose.
Clock's Kxcelzior Hnir Re1gsFeF,
Il Ia sold aye By Druggist. At Il teF bottle
liz botuesShf $5. Call for
Clocks Excelsior Hnte Restnrex. =,
And take no otner.
F.B, CT OCK, PropsfetaF.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AauchestN, Il. H
, 1866-05-17

Ihree-quartets tx OF Block s., School Section Ad
d1llou, for sale On reasonable ierms by NORMAN c.
PERKINS, Attorney, IG4 Lskest. c91-net
, 1866-05-17
NOTICE..
FOR SUBDIVISION.

Wanted, nsst.elass man to travel. with ntstcla7s
city zt1esencc. Apply IT Id East Madison street
this uay Only, c93
, 1866-05-17

The advertiser. for long time established ID bull
ness on South Wafer street. would make arsauEc.
r1e1ts with a good business man with capital. All
communications will be strictly conddfutlal, and
must be signed By the real name sf the applicant.
No attention will be paid 10 let,esa unless from pases
veil Known in this city. Adtresa "ACr1VE PART
EER,'' Tribune once. c51-net
, 1866-05-17

uc. has decided to resign that position. to accept
the Presidency Of an Insurance. Company In New
York city.
, 1866-05-17

a GRAND HECET11oN.
NEW YoRK+ May 16.-The Hs7akTs snecsa1 says
OF the Presidents reception last eyeniuc: Taken
all In n this Was one Of tho gtandest sa!fe oftAe
reason, more people, and Representative. Of more
clasees hc1nR r.teut than on any EmfIar occasion.
Even the 1sdic.ls, in large numbers paid their re-
epcc,e to the President, who received them Ia 4
manner becoming his position
PARDON nEFCsED.
II II underttood thst influence has been brought
to bar upon President johnson to pardon Kahn
t.amu, the Government eWindier, who was sent TO
the Stale prison for ten JeAlt. but the President
pot1tiyely refused to entertain tho application.
COAST DEfXSEEA.
The HoTzdS special aayE: "Tht Board Of En-
Etnee1 O11eere from the army and navy, who have
been In seselon for some weeks. for the purpose Of
examining into the coast dtSencts, With the view
OF making sonnc additional changes At feveral Of
the more prominent points, have he'd thefr
labors and are preparing their report It VIII r.
qulre considerable additional appropriation 10
carry out the rieWE Of the Board. II appears that
our coast detences are very imperfect and, accord
tpe to The Board. nave been too long neglected.
THEATRICAL TAX.
t.TheatE1cal representatives arc here to uFRe the
transfer OF The two per cent tax fon the gross Tt
eeapta Of theatres 10 the net receipts
TIE JEFF. DAVIS EsDlcT4ESF.
The New York 1imfs' special sayE: "Republl.
c1n4 complain At the alleged bid management Of
Judge Underwood, in getting up the JeG. Uayls
Indictment. md 1t IL asserted, the opinion in the
Attorney Generals Office. that The indictment Will
not stand the test OF judicial Criticism.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-17

/ ~ ktGfhAb NorrcK-To 9 Rtliias. Lrcinda BIZ
! " linSs Asna Waller. - Bnek eh.n Vim
ksfSh er b Co. Duvall Rogers co L4su- Sanders 4
Co.. VIM hnddick n D Woodward RaehMri Ivrch W y
Lynch, NIiiism Rdrsrds. D urich, n Burrows exec
EtriK Re " Rcd " @ Beran~ CouDabie a smsth
knight, Wesley nj hi: Jno Rankin, Jno Ncrune
Whttney sxecaIor, As- Aa Hiae, Useh Kennedy. II
1Afst~~d and " Sarah, and Dsngherty Glars Find
dick knsr hodtica exeeufrix, Kase Kitte. Heor-,
ANY kndiieh Mary RHddck May Rrddick William
Rnddsrk, md Jes~i@ hrddttk def. ndrrts
Yen ard each OF you h~reby nsff there 10
nov on ME in the Clerks ONCE Of the District Court
Lee County, !. "a, At heokl. petition I'll s-ntty. ~
John rtrsm against yoa ct-ining frnepf against
you bIiisegs upon year thrse prenissorS svt
IL said plaintiff th- Of k,fty hEudr cd
AM rwsnfy ave Dofia, 1851 35 t4n u cant inter.
foreclosure Of certain ort9asr made by sail Ill
inks 10 plaintik dated 18th Jane. 1855 nnn The IL
x section tv.oty 3D. And the x OF ~ section
sx 10 Township .ixtysx t6el Rang fsefs}: Also he
n OF the u lection twelve tlzl snd the x OF
section t~ot ~ Township sixty lsei Range sir
~ all In L-s County, IosR Alec PRAYING the fore
closure ~ cert~iu ini@mnifyipg mortgage made by
said bnss 10 u II T. bin Z. upns parts u iots
and in Block hireeh 49, keokuk. e Ccuny Ioss
know~ as the Ath~ntun property also gv@n ssehrs
the payment OF The no isSxe arst above described aud
the thersn named ard said petition prsy. for ;he
en- tingu.hmeut n the equity u redemption and GU
ersi n LET And th- sad seIdln IL hereby nosfed
thai njuAetoa hss been allowed in ssid suit
ing him from satisfy ing cancellng said latter mort
gage nsde % him.
And you must each nppear and said petition by
noon of the seeond day Of tie said Court
70 bs heti at Keokak, the second Monday If SIP
TENDER, 1885, OF Judgment pray-d fr will be hsd
therein. H orr HOW'LL
jyl d Plaintiffs Attorpey-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-17
cosGREssIoyAL sAIAnIEs.

9 One of the public . rushes into print il
the columns of the Constitmion and exhibit
his folly or his knavery for the contempt o
the rest of the public. He takes on. member
the Hon. JAMES f. WILSON, 10 task. for this
increase Of salary voted by Congress charges
Mr.. Wilson with voting for the measure, and
denounces him as among the s'pebhc thiews,'
tor his part therein. = - SsA ~
Now little more honesty on the part OF
Zone of the public" would have prompted him
TO Investigate the facts OF the case before
charging man through the press as guilty Of
public or..privats tbieving, and a little more
knowledge would have satisfied him that Mr.
WILSON was not guilty of the charge, and
that. false charge Of that nature made
against him, could not fail to react in his ia
yor when refuted by the facts in the care. T
Whatever may be the merits of the matter.
it is certain tina. Mr.. WILSON voted against
the increase of salaries from the beginning
TO the end, and that the measure was finally
adopted against his vote recorded in the neg
alive. TsEa
),
but majority Of the democrats who voted
are recorded in its favor. and majority Of
the Republicans whose votes are recorded
will be found against it. 1t was carried BY
onls one majority, and could not have been
passed had not a majority of the democrats
voted for it. Party capital cannot therefore
be made out Oft in favor Of the democracy
or against the Republicans, and If il was so
infamous as lone of the public" charges,
then the Hon. JAMES =. WILSON is entitled TO
all the more credit for opposing it.
His constituents will find that Mr.. WILL
sons honesty is consistent in all his public
course, and stands forth all the brighter the
more it is tried. Neither bread and butter
Presidential regime OF corruption and
bribery, nor the Establishments of the arts
tocracy of the North and the South now
rallying TO JoHssos's support can swerve
Mr.. WILSON from his devotion to prin-
ciple and to the trust committed to him
by his constituents.
But we had liked to have forgotten the
vote, and now recur to it and present it &C.
cording to its party complexion, as follows:
yo,.so-,,.,m Dc. Onion. TOs.;
against the bill....... ........7 a. s.
Thus it will be seen that the democrats we're
more than two to one IN favor of it, while a
majority of the Uuion men were against il.
Hence we infer that there will be no further |
effort made in this Congressional District 10 |
make political capital out of that matter, es.
pecially as Se feel no disposition whatever to
find fault with the democratic votes in the
premises, but are rather inclined to believe
that the increase in prices and cost oflivina.
and the depreciation of the currency in which
salaries are paid, iusti6es an increase in Con.
gressional wages
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-17
rRAvERsEp BY THIS LINE OF ROAD.
Add population of six counties in Mi

~
And We haze population Of over xeo, 900
not including Ramsey county, in which ST.
Paulis situated, directly on the line OF, and ,ri-
butary to this road.
There has as yet, been no coal found in
Minnesota. and the citizens of that State
must, 10 great extent, be dependent ON ihis
line of road fer their supplies of this, article,
while they will return 10 Us ils cara fteighted
with lumber asd wheat.
1t will thus be seen that this line of rail
road traverses the most fertile valleys, the
Oldest and most thiekly settled portions OF
Iowa sad Minnesota. and who can doubt that.
in the language efCol Mason, the eminent
engineer Of the Illinois Central Railroad,
"this line crossing, as it. does, every Eayi
and West railroad in the State of Iowa,
" and connecting, as it will, with The entire
/" railroad system Of Minnesota, must be-
I" come TO Iowa wha, the Illinois Central il to
/" lliiaois.'i
This line of road VII slso furnish the near
est and nsat dsrect routs bstvsea T.. i1o4js
and ST Pssl, b. Louis Tying 20 miles al u
south from Keoksk, and 81. Paul 70 miles
vest, and thsre being already railroad CO.
nectioa tlfvsen Keokak aad St. Loais, Va
Jacksonville, more 4i,sps tbas can ever pos
sibly be had on this side Of iAs yi,Sssnd the
distance being only is2 nilss, and time ten
hours, must draw to this line Of rosd much
the largest portion Of The travel between ST.
Paul and St Louis and ethss Southern cities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-17
nKIalrAL rormK -rnss nlninr. Ine,ns.


nKIsisAL sorUK -Tcss Billings. Lucinda PHI
~ Inns, Am Walker, viii s.frArd Jsu Gar
rsrt G scnne'd. Greene Er.tIne Jas kiasw.y R p
Cree, " ssrsh srG D DsSsstr;y. Haisteas, 40
iiae Whiin+y, executor, Jre Knight, Jne Me-
Cute. Edssrt. Turner W @ pePsuv " Turner "a.
slkn-e, Ac, Connstls smyth, Bnuo@. e u,riI
1aRsddirk, .idss katt Rndsfek EA.. Err L. l.
hoxs Amy kntd.eh. Mari kutdiek NAY RaSeiek, wm
kufftck and ylizs Rufdick. strstors aud jesse
saadsck. dssend~ats
fon aud rseh o. you hereby netd thai there now
on 6Is IN the csks once Of tire District Court
io-a Il Reokuk petition In equi9y ofHiram Barney,
agsfnst yoa, claiming Judgment saainst you 4 M
ngs upon yonr six proissory notes gwen the rider
OF hhbourne, po~ the property u plaintiff, by
sgnmestr for the sum Of tay.foHr hunfred Dolls-.
sui ten per cert tutefs~ and sr-nst al sill de'ep
ants prsyi soS the foreclosure Of e.rt.n mortgage
made hy said = Hi'inxs 70 Knboarne dated luns
10 1855 upon The X u The e section t.eiTe ft@}
and ahs X ofths u dissection t~ef2 sliin ca,
X six M " also the Of section nineteen (lst.
sixty %even 81, N r siK ~ wsst
Nos yoa m usi each appear sod answer said petition
BY nocn Of THE sscDd dsy of the u ssd Court
70 be beid At knk the second MAY Of Seq
br, 1885 or Judgment win he had tn rein prayed for
b. a1fsnit, H SCOTT Howell,
Rev Stamp 80 eu AIRY for Plaintiff.
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TIIE KEOI6uk AND ST. PAUL RAIL
WAY COMPANY.

TIIE KEOIkuk AND ST. PAUL RAIL
4 WAY COMPANY.
This Company, notice of incorporation 81
which appears in our columns to- day. is, as its
name indicates, intended, With its Connections
al no distant day, to place the cities of Keo>
kuk and St. Paul, as we'll as all the principal
towns 10 Iowa, in close INSTRUMENTATION
by rail. The distance between these two cities
sia the river is $50 miles, while by the lns
ofthe projected roads ii is only 373 miles, .
saving in distance Of two hundred and ten
miles, besides avoiding the delays caused by
the upper and lower rapids of the Missis.
sippi.
The line will be made up of the following
Railroads, the length and amount of road
airesdy constructed and in progress OF each
Of which, we give Is near as We can at present
ascertain, to wit:
1st. KEoKtx 4 ST.. Paul RArLwAY-Eer,
kak and MPleasant-50miles built, and ia Oh.
Grafton IS miles. with branch to Burlington,
Of which miles, from the Junction to Fort
Madison, is completed.
md. Iowa NORTHERN CENTRAL RAu.wAY-t
M Pleasant 10 Cedar Rapids, via Washino- |
ton ant Io~u City-SS miles.
This Company was organized May 18th. |
The surveys are now being made, and large
subscriptions to the stock have been secured |
in johnson aud Washington counties, and the
road will soon be placed under contract.
Cd. THR CEDAK RAPIDS l. CEDAR Falls
RsalanAD-C Cedar Rapids to Cedar Fdlis--s8 |
miles This road il to run through vintop,
'and the means have been raissd along the ]
line for grading and bridging. which will Is i
conpsesed between Cedar Rapids and vinton i
this season. al s
Z 4th. The cEDAr VALIrY 4 MINNESOTA
hiIvSs 5pa 0ed~ Fslls to tke AssssSots I
Ads Liae--76 piles. /
6 0f1his1blds - Ailas, itsm csdar palig 70
Waseriy, are eoople.ed sna ip.opsrasion.
Tho remainder i il seufsea ~ tie State /
kAap The rsss4 eanea1H11<l Kz .saTf
~. The MMsnssA CssrAs Ra1Iw4r-
Jror STATE LINZ 70 s.. Rml-lol ,nalee;
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