davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

such chaunel Il dsmsndsd by the interests o
tho entire country, ard that the work is ol
national importance and . measure Of de-
fence; thAt : memorial be prepared acting
forth the chsracter ofthe propos a improve.
ment snd statistics relating 70 il BE- presented
Oh tha President Of the United Stasss, headt
Of departments and members Of Congress;
that Ae Governor Of Minnesota. Iowa, Ill-
noi,, Missouri, Nebraska and Wisconsion
are requested TO nnits in forwarding copies oi
such memorial 10 the Governors of tho other
Ssstss, asking them 20 concur ID sneh ms
mortal and lay il before their respective Leg.
islatnrea, with request that they adopt
practical measures 70 effect the object de-
aired
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II.
The President has accepted 20 miles Of the
Central Pacific Rrilroad, commencing 1t the
370sh and ending at the termination Of the
390th mile east Of the initial point 1t Sacra-
mento, California. ~ !.
Msj 0en. Canby will Leave for lis com
mAnd in the DepaTtnsnt Of Texas 10. NOR
row.
Upon the recommendation of the Quarter
Master General, Brevet Maj. Gen. o. H..
Rucker, Asst. Q. n. Geraral, has been or
dered 10 relieve Brevet Col. F.J Gully, Asst.
Q. NJ, Of all money and property in his pos
session, aud from further duty at the Phila.
dslphia depot. Col. Gully has been ord ersd
to report to Gen. Sheridan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
FROn NEW York.

NEw YoRK, Nov. II.
There wss very calm feeling in Wall
street this morning, and notwithstanding the
money market 10 supplied ct legal rate in
currency, there 10 IN utter lack of confidence
in the values, and the stock exchange is in
demosalised oondition.
The Assistant Treasurer has received four
Dilhon Of three per cent. certificates, Of
which all above one and a-qarter million
to be used.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
FROM THE. FAR WEST.

Sf. Louis, Nov. IL.
A Denver dispatch saya three husdred
Ute Indians left AaxweIl's Ranch last even
ing on IN sxpsditios agaiast the hostile In.
dians.
Miners from Montana report the mining
season about closed. Tho weather 10 the
Aosntsiss . very cold, bat With very little
SNOW. G4inchss Of snow fell at 81. Paul
since Sunday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
FROM ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. IL.
The Governor h4s appointed Geo. A. La
mont, Of Lockport, Justice Of the Supreme
Court, for The Seh Judicial District, in place
Of Noah Davis, resigned.
One hundred feet Of the TOW path Of the
Erie canal has gone, on the four mile.level, I
miles west Of schenectady. Il will take four
days to repair. il The adjaoent river, Mo-
hawk, 10 very high and still rising. All the
surrounding aais are inundased.
The Colonel Hiscock trial will not com.
mence 1ptil te-mosrow. Considerable time
will bs Occupied in securing jury.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
FROA CANADA.

OTrAwA, Nov. II.
der Lord Monck's administration, will be
held at Quebec on Friday. All members Of
the Government left here to day to be pres
ent.
Chief Justice Richards has been appointed
Chief Justice of the Court of Queen .
Bench Of Ontario, and Mr.. Justice Hagerty
Chief Justice ofthe Court Of Common Pleas.
ToRosro, Nov, II.
A deputation from the Legislature Of On
tario has been appointed to present an adj
dress TO Lord Monck, On his departure for
England this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

LONDON, Nov. II.
The Queens proclamation, dlssolving Par
lament, was promulgated to-day.
Writs for election have been issued. They
appoint tho 10th day Of December for the
meeting Of Parliament
VIENNA, Nov. IL.
The Vienna Press says negotiations are
now on foot for the purpose of amending the
trsaty Of Paris to make the power Of that
sovereignty over the Dannbian principalities
less.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
From CHICAGO.
Cn,cAne.Noy. II.

CHIcAao, Nov. II.
Tho csnsus of tho city just completed by
the School Agent, shows the population to
be 252, ,O64; An increase Of 9G71 since the
enumeration made under the direction Of the
Board Of Health in April last.
The meeting which convened hers last
evening to organize the Western Social
Sc,ence Association, is largely attended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
ELECTION RETURNS.

Sr. Louis, Nov. II.
The Republican says 1Ol counties in Mis-
aieuri givs NcCluIs, for Governor, 1863
majority. The Lower House Of the Lesisla-
turs has - Radicals and 81 Democrats, and
the Senate IS Radicals and Denocrats,
With des1tfbl.
Tho Democrat says 1Os counties give Grant
. majority Of 2l,817; AcClurg lG,343. The
% counties . hear from viii give small
Democratic majority. II claims 81 members
Of the Lower House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

The House to dsy adopted the Senate Re,
solution providing for the appointment ol
delegates 10 the cattle plsgue Convention,
which mee4s ct Springfield, Illinois. They
appni-tsd Acynsyfs sd Allen.
The Senate II not ID session.
AEAPHis, Nov. IL.
Fifteen boxes Of new mnsksts arrived here
this morning from st. Louis consigned to l..
Helman, Who refused 70 receive them, apd
denied knowing any thing about them. They
were stored aud will be cold TO pay charges.
The troops sent out to Aasos's Depot las,
night, returned this morning and reported =
large body of negrees there. but - riotoul
proceedings had occurred.
Sr. LOWS, Nov II.
The Leavenworth Conservative says
Grants majority in Kansas will be l8 GOO,
and thinks it may reach n, 900.
CHAaLEsroH, Nov. II.
The result Of the Municipal election VA
announced this evening suid great excite
msnt. There vas nearly ten thoasasd votes
cast, aud Pillsburys Republican, was elected
over Leasene, citiaeas candidasa BY naiori
" Of II. The citizens pAEy tsik, of contest.
ing the election.
MoHrConERY. Ala, Nov. II.
The weather for the pest wesk o. two has
been very fine for crop eAther,ss The corn
crop yields large. SD the cotton crop il
tuning oat sonswhlt bSttsr than anticipat.
ed.
The legislature 10 doing nothinr Of general
importance. Committees have been eppoin.
ted BY both Houses to travel ovsr the State
TO investigate alleged Kuklux ostsaxes.
The vote in the State 10 sti!l uncertain
46 counties give GRAM 88,626 and Seymosr
b9,464. Eighteen committee yet to bs heard
from. The Republicans claim the State by
&C, 900
NEw ORLIAIs, La, Nov. II.
This evenings Times has IN article giving
the following rumofs and reports cnsrcnt
concerning the Cuban expedition spoken Of
in the New York World ysstsrdAy. Il ssys
there is IN orsAnisatioa in this city AMI eoun-
ty, which has besn IN correspondence with
the Cuban insurrectionary leaders Tor some
time, whose real headquaFter mcvsmsuts are
in this city, and whose leader is not, a.
stated, General Hsnningses. Il says the
statement that 5000 men w6uld leave this
city in fifteen days will probably tara oas to
be true; that number Of parties engaged in
this expedition have already left this city
with passports for Cuba, and that on Tues
day evening two meetinga ~ers held 10 this
city By those engaged in the movement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
From TAN SOUTH.

NASHVILLE, Nov. II.
Thp House to dsy adopted the Senate res
solution providing for the appointment Of
delegates TO The cattle plsgue CONVENTION,
which meets at Springfield, Illinois. They
Appnf.tsd Acxntyfe aed Allen.
The 6snete 10 not - session. IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

- - - r
). as.s ~. ..s22 = .ss . : a I = ~
- -.
-
a sss
9AlKx - = sNuIyo0&h - u.
q & = sSsee q . r
q - . II II
ss..sssss u u NV ~. - -. i oo
49,. ~1anaa feneAa %
u e el-91 SfAan 1eaoA 1 %
rMn R1suLT.
s..-.... ...
rrnHuV nTppHT0RY
= - - = = = : = = :
Brown kpowlss ..-.----oof aAln n.n s..ss..
oeahns ....' .. =. =. :. go
Anssiean WassAss.
Sc Bridges. .............. ..nosl Estes Hssss
AUcrIOHEERs.
lila 4 Main street.
ne,o~s = suone-wmOLnoALD
1..h,..o, u.isksnp ..-......... % Mais street
pooK-DaHDER.
NEvOhVV = = vSss-s = = - -
BAG HAoTOAY.
WA8Ars....~... -. ......... .......Rl Aaa stree
nn0ws = AsTA3tOuB1Y.
ALAI aeeeaA safsst.
ssa'.'';;''.'.. - a M. streeA.
"s0s'sl pl0s. s.-" - - s'.' -...... .......''
,x,nre = .snEsHnErAIL.
cNV' I - -. ao Main ge~eee
ns1sss r - 1.in strset-bst lth & sth.
EK Hart, Agt... !. : =. .'. % = 80
-rc~ryr rnnrDnv
Vail, ,Arnitaes i sCe..-. ...ssr Ninth JeAasoS.
II Amsrson......-........ ...oof osI'h
.m.,--e = .ew Ramy.
Sam g Bridges. Nes ! kstsa House.
7. 4. J. Ayrss sons..... --.........ot NAH stss'
80, 1. ~ Il. -,,,S ! MAJ, .tr...,.
H... ats,r al. ..aor Seeond 8 Main streets.
--.-.-.
cn~as..,ow nuuCuAHTa
lil 1sa-..Av
N Stu4Rea south Levss.
wA.,...la r Ra&nfl.
p...u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

Aaniral FaFragsal In New
York.
Improvement OF the Fox and wis.
consin Rivers.
LATE NEWS ~ CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK ls4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

Vsncill, Jenoe = Co....eof Third Main streets.
Hess. Stsrr 4 Co.....oor Second : Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
BOnHET nLEACHERY.
II Emerson .....,.......co cor Fourth 3 Blondsau

pUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
III. Arnitaee = 90. ..... ...eeH Ninth : JcAas0n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

eDoan ...............eor cor Third 2 IAN ssFeess.
HaIsiAmp nHtless -............Se I'M .1e:s.
Huiskamp Bso...... Main strsst-bst 4tA eth.
Hart loo - AIN esEoss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

COuMlsslON MERCHANTs.
W N 9tn,0es .........,,,.....l69 ~ South Levss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

J. B. Cross = Co........-.........f3e Main Street
Dunsan, Kasls I Co......l4o l47 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
KEOKUK DIRECTOR 7.
ns,0rs = saOEs-AErAIL.

= Wse1Hott waia strost-neaF Yoarth.
= ah.tar Broa .....S6 Aain strset.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
RURnITrVn.

1nsraviag, Dranas. q Seals.
q Bridges ees...................No Nos ! Estes Houss
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
THE STATE.

At Newtown Village Il of land being part OF the
estate OF the late John Goldsmith sold TO g. G. An
revs OF Winfield for $500 an acre The avenue from
Maspeth when completed, will interseet the plot. AT
Tarry0wn Mr. sbindlar's residence with the furniture
and seven acres Of land the intersection Of Broadway
with the Bedford road. sold by the Messrs Mallory
Blackwell d. Company to the Messrs. Curtis q Ne
Cutcheon for Si375O Philip a. Castle has bought
che first mill at Wawarsing with the farm,
&C. for s. $50. AT MiddletOwn Orange
County Dr. Currie bought John W. Bairds residence on
Man-st for 5000 Charles smith bought a. C. NcNenss
house North-ave for S2,750.--.A Mr. BidWeH OF Al
for Il farm Of % about three miles south oI
DeckertOwD, was sold to william J. McBIlde OF
on the Snake Hin Road, near NewDurg, was
bought by stephen Bedford for $4,000 A farm
OF 100 acres near Highland Mills has been sold 10 John
X Rider for $1,000. II. T. BradDer bought HelIy cE
COWS store at Warwick for $500 The Delaware and
Hudson Canal Co. bought the Cape POND properly I9r
900 Thomas DumyIles farm 100 acres, on the Little
Sor S1OOOO John T. Rigltmeyer has bought the
Tisdale property in Brooklyn, and NJ. i. smith
purchased Rghtmeyers house, III the same place.
-. Lewis Cuddeback bought the Dilck dWelAhS
OF Asa Straug adjoining the Orange Hotel az Goshen,
FOR 500 Charles ;. LOngwells farm, OF l6O acres at
Vernon WAS sold to John Greene for S92 80 an acre.
At sag HarbOr the north store Of TnkeTs brick block
On Mans sold 10 GOtleO JelteI Tor S0UVi ana tle
Baker House on MadsOn-st, was bought by Capt W. W.
seaman for SOO.-lt Is proposed To DlldSe NeWtoW.!
Creek and TO connect WOOdsde with Grecnp0nt al cost
OF $4,000 We have received the following commuica-
s%Ion: ION r,,. o., II, Tr,,,r,
notice in the papers daily almost every day the sale
at auction Of estate Cots and dweugsl. Don't YOU
fhnk lt would be advantageous 70 DUth buyer ana
seer II they would advertise before the sale Of sand
hOusesf am desrOus OF buying house, but don't
know the auctioneers place, or the time. IL Is always
after the sale that see them advertised. .
Yours, truly, UNoEIUSAIE'
heW- York. March a. 1893.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
J. JoHSsoS. IT,, Aueiioneer.
DY NS0N g. MILLER
ID AUCTIoNgERs AND

No 25 EAssAU-sf.. oR- CEDARsT, hENIoRE
Houses Stores Country Farms bought sold rented sr
Auction Sales OF Stocks Furniture Ade ke
TUESDAY. March II.
III Broadway NegYOrk
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
100 CHOICE AND VALUABLE NINETEENTH WARD lots, EN
TIRE FRONT on EAST SIDE OF BEDFORDAVE, BETWEEN
HOOPER AND HEWES-STS.
BEDFORDAYR BOULEVARD, esst side between Hewes and
Hoper the In the Ward and the principal
cncb 10 desirable lots including tso choice eorne good grade
ready for immediate Improvement
BEDFORDAYE BOULEVARD southeast Of Penas, val
liable and desirable lots
HEWBSSr solh side 100 feet east Of Beiforiave lots
PENNS north side 03 feet inches Of Bedfonaye lots
HooPERs1 south side 2 feet west Of MArcJaYe LEkAVE
CHURCH BLOCK. lots
NARCYAYB and HOOPER ST., northwest corner lots
HOOPERST., south side, rear Of above, ] lot
hARCYANB and HOOPBRSI., northwest corner 3 lot4
KEAPST., south sie. 235 feet OF Marcy'aye, otA
HOOPER.Sr north side 225 feet Of Marcy lots
HRWESST. north side l2l feet Of Harnsonave, lots
The Of the lots all deby located IN the immediate
vicinity Of the above - -
easy Maps ready the Office Of the uctoneer No as
NAssauL
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
Sutiiun Sails Of YtaI 6statt.
AnnrIrH MrttEn. Anetiops.r.

ApRiAS IT. MrLLER AnciOnesf.
A UCTI0N SALE of 50 valuable LOTS, stu
~ ste on shave opposite Park Madison "a and fhsyes
6ath Goth, 10th, % 80tb, 5tl 5h al
Az II. MULLER P. r. WILKINS Co will SELL At suction on
THURSDAY March 49, IL O'Clock the Exchange s~e'oo No.
III Broadway n. Y,
5THAyR-2 Lots E. cor 65thst opp. Central Park
hADlSOE.AFE-4 Lots o Of b5thsi
hADlSOE.AFE-i Lots, ~. 65th-st ,.
4THAyR-s Lots west side, comprising the entire ou' between
Goth and 67th-sts
5D-AYB-3 Lots west side between il4th and il5th stS
63TH.sT.--4 Lots south side 200 n east Of shave
65THST-2 Lots. north side 70 a. west Of MadisonAVe
fTHST.-6 Lott, south side, 100 n. east Of shave
66THST-l Lot north side % q. west Of Matison-ave
o6TH ST-8 Lott north side 100 n rest Of FOurth-aye
61rHST-8 Lots s0uth side 100 r. west Of F0urtlsve.
f6THST-2 Lots north side IS r. east Of Mai.s0n.sye
T7THST-2 Lots south side Is A. eat Of Madison-ave
85THST.-6 Lots north side % fs west Of Avenue A.
66THST-6 Lots south side 81 r. . ins. Of Avenue A.
8JTHST-4 Lots north side 200 n west Of Nnth-aye
yrHST.-a Lots. south side go It. vest Of SnthAye.
ll5THST-2 Lots, south side. 65 r. Of Third ave.
Nsx.York (4779l
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
Sursts, Carriages, 1t,

CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
- Thrty.nnh.J HENRY Aue,iSnesr Regular l.. n ' Of
every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY at ii O'Clock There lsrss
driving showing horses on sale No posponenep, On aseoes
weather Of the above articles away on and Az pfas
prices. Conssumsnts respectfully solicited
NARRIAGES-GREAT BARGAlNS.-Now on
~ hand several Carriages consignment that must Be sn
several all styles, az great bargains CALVIN
WITTYs Carnage Depot No. 63 Broadway Beeekerst
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
gut,Is.
4 MEXICAN HOUSE,
ROSTON MASS

A MEXICAN HOUSE,
n BOSTON. MASS
very important and extensive shf bayt recently
the offer Tourists Families and the Iavens Paes
eonTeuence other Hotel IN TIE T
During the additions been made Of suites
apartments bathag closets &c attached one
Tufts the best constructed
guests upper story the house inmate the entries
have richly csrpee and the house thoroughly
penshed and refuruhed making h all is appointments equal
the country! Telegraph once Billiard Halls and Cae 0a
m. sr,t aoor LEWIS RICB 4 SON. PropustOns
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
9uusts ann cfarms WantiS.

Nuusts an0 farms Wanttb.
A FURNISHED HOUSE, centrally located,
~ WANTED BY private family MAY for year VIII pay 800
% SJO per month. Address HOUSE Box No 5O9 n T. Y o.
VHE lower part OF a HOUSE wanted, by
private family Address With full particulars, ROOMS Box No
rs Tribune Odce.
NVANTED-FrOm the 1st of May, by private
w f,nly. the LOWER PART of HOUSE Rent 70 be from
per molh Address With particulars ROOMS BOX NO. i90
Tribune Ofce
NVANTED-By a small family, PARI OF a
w HOUSE; required, good neghborhood
housekeeping and having AT conyeuenceA Address stns
ul particulars. reri. Sc. HOJ II, tribune Once
WE HAVE DAILY APPLICANTS for CITY
COUNTRY PROPERTY AMI oier excellent facilities 70
those wishing send m descriptions No charge Tor
aufertslnG j. o. SNhOoLhl Ap NO - s@
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
Printing.
6uuartntrsbip Bottles.
Proposals.
ogplcE CoyGaE.s,oSAL PRiSTzs

OFFICE CoSGaEssoSAL PRiSTEs }
PROPOSALS for ENGRAVINGS of the IL
LUSTRATGOSs accompanying the REPORT Of be COMMISSION
eeive .. IN. ohce until SATURDAY April H. 6i "a O'Clock
furnishing set Of eleetrotyPe pages Of he o
year 1868 with the nans Of the pa'ea'ee and the
ehEaei,r o ls Riis On ea o r,p the contractor .so u..
arrange into pages numerical order nearly eoas'es
fy equal TO that furnished published Report Tor 1896 .ee5 "a.
been adopted the standard for the pse, 'o.ams hs pa E 10 20
approval rejection ofthe Con gressouA Prlter d.
the that when more Egss requ to Illus
iesn as y sometimes e s vac SuAos'
hsrs viii be lowest aud best bidder for I eres. q
under the the JOINT Committee ou Paas Nh0 reserve We
right % reject any or all Of the bids o,. ,, =, M,
trlions number 70 form page ani mgst sompan ss
bids with an e pc Plate paE. IS psfimea o 81, tds sat
be tie necessary facilities for the prompt ana proper "
80 proposa vii be considered accompanied % bead sA
seonni 70 the approval Of United siitss ySlss Or y G % ,b S
pos fha be accepted will execute the EoR sscohes VIII Wv
XIV further information that nav be repaired vii be furnished rpor
Application o-sce the CouHi.sonst ot Patents
and no propo m be considered sh.es does conform pree,
sIs%a pTo1n, will he addressed to The oat Committee pdnas-
wstoS D O. care the uaiernei ai iatoTsei % the euEe
Op' Proposals for r'''Ji JOHN Bl 'BEsREEs Congressional Printer
OyycE or ASSISTANT QrARrERxAsrsR GESzRAL.)
No L sTATN-sr, NEVfoRK CITY.
CEALFD PROPOSALS are invited, and will
- ~ Received at this until u O'Clock MONDAY March 10
Ig6 or the delivery such wEarTes IA NeAioFk haroc as Hy
Our huulre and sixty taeusla pounds good srehaatab,
SIS 600 7s hundred sereusye Aouu pounds Of good
For shipment q SoaA Carolina subject Inspection BY Oac
n TIE JS privilege Of rslscus all thu
Proposals should 10 aIOrssi Proposals @ 0at, a1d M aai ,a
Dst MlorGsa. and Asst y NJ deu
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
AnEI.r U MrLLEa. Aac.-aaesI.

ADRIAN MCLLER, Aucioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE by order of the Supreme
Il Cout-yauable PROPERTY on WESTST. southe east
of IIoboken,t Colnss HoeLADRIAN H. MULLER, r. Will
KINs Co viii sci at auction on TUESDAY March IT, AZ u oeos
al lie Exchange Ssru0n III BOidway the Lot OF Land With
. Brck Bning thereon southwes Of West aud
Ilobokens CoHs Hotel" opposite the Albany Steam
boat Lsuiing. 4ir50 feet -
O. No 7 pine.i. New.York (i7J1l
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
Gutiiuu Sails Of Rtal Estate.

MO. 10 WALKER-ST.
~ H. LUDLOW will sell AZ suction. TUESDAY neItl
NH H. iB68 O'Clock Erchsuge salesroon No III
HOUSE and LOT No 10 MkeTsi the lot Is 29xo
and ions frscass occupied By Mea Christ Jay
"a tud Brothe Ae option their adjoining suos1AH'a
val secured, the location the best M The wholesale ae
and tie "a good chance for and poatAbs investment
rars MAJ remain on nortgage
DARTITl0N SALE OF REAL ESTATE
valuable PROPERTY Of the late lekson Conkln eol''sI
M seventeen also. BRICK YARDS IA running orT sae
M tke place on premises village OF EewWildor mie south
f the JtA dsy Of NaTcA 1903 AZ u oc"fA "a
s, I. uvruttog. Terms inio ku0sg The day Of ar =.
D., stru Inquire ~ D. A. SCOTT, Or W. J. DIIA'ON HeN
bef.h On PETER DORLAap, roagtkeegIe. h- l.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

DoEloinsve, s, loo5 n ". o. Moaacsosvs i'57r'oiI
TO
Lots Nos slto os Map fwsssaviea 900
Lots Nos ssui 10 block No X e1sO
PAssAIC COUNTY M.
Van Housn-.t s. lot 3OIlo0 Jacob Bauvslt to Ch,to-
1os1: 5oi; Paterson Imp Co
N.or-a,e, n s. t.et E Of cornelius. e., io, John NJ .oo
Madson-st feet Of CorusBasst John ~ Terhuns
cs9a, cor ii., w. i5ioi Garrabraatto
CsHo-s cor Isl IT, i0jliGj Aaron K Garsa5aat John asl
scitl near Raioadaye 5 aud mill Idaho lion Co. ,,
It Fs on PfssiSs.s Road a s,rss Charles ia9sto
Warren Browe sul Marin H Hunter 20
Howeave to1sl John II love Iog.a 90
Goust Plank Road, loOE2o John Swara to George q,
,iint w. G 2sI6 Thomas II Ioa To- David " Colfa. 1000
G:5ss s5 Road lo Joo v r Van "nt. to john y" Ae. i
Church st. conner Of Tsb lO1l9 a. join Eyeoa Thomas
Maisoasl, s.. go r. d Of Van ssuns lot, Eirird NJ 90,
"'''' W '''''" acaGicEiyocx
lots Sarah Barnard 70 Thomas D. hoIe aud Dll B be s,
lots, Richard Cosey to Sarah ~
sl acres Peter Beatty to John E cooPer.............. 200
New Bsrado, township Hsctenscl iyerYork P'ako'd
oi 25rloo John Scherumcr william Icre @l'0
scres Ams A. Hooper to JOIN II Cltadeuny 80. 1900
' ~ o S'ST acres Josa Shna1 q John V u cse 300
p1a. sG5f; ja.fl E.;5i'f.! a' @ s3
H. e.
and y Railroad plot jas Csd' ms to valentine 'TAnA lO
co.., r,,sy road IErNsfS ~ Ioo <, e, D1ue j. cbe to
' Sehos. voorai, eof .o.. ..,yy sao
g 5sio6 acres WIN. { b Myen an Cornelius S Cooper to
David d. o"'
Rutherford Mape st., northeast aie lots 7artg Floyd "
Toml kus 70 Elisha C. Haey $3.50
e3loo sc, C,sa Aicott to Edmund Aco,, ..... SO
50 Edmund Aco,t to Fanny NJ Williams 500
LODI TOWNSHIPS. a,
Oh acres Royal Ball 70 Anna T. Wuams
UNION TOWNSHIP r7o
acres Anna T. Williams 10 William H.
Centaaye bo-E % iosi3 a. IS ls Riis'seA l'nd 81 10
and B. Co. to William CrorSTgit
Rutherford Park Pasasye cor hsuntnn'Wa' lot M
Mount Rutherford Co Robert Wv
cl.. and r,ev.,o,s e. s 5s acres Sarah westeryeto
. 55 acre.. John we,cryyli to Daue
hs9T9g- I ,s.5 IidA 10 Frspci. Rowland e57g
rlbSooi 2o9 Pak Ce5roiaye e : lots block r BLOCK C.
Ahbel Green .rd Fsrc IIowlanl wfte..... 4eo5
Hsckersack Village plot ot a. 50ro John H. Lahrze 20
jacob H. %
Rslrosds lots block 10 Lacea Sre to Coad Dok.. $500
Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing TO purchase will find IL for their interest 10 ad
veruse IN THE TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation il
larger than that OF any other newspaper and is scattered
through every State and Territory, well as in New
York and all the principal cities and Villages Make the
advertisements as short possible stating the adTan
tages offered
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF The
TRIBUNE, semi-weekly, and Weekly, subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements in
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements are charged % cents per line each In
sertion, IN DAILY TRIBUNE 81 30 per line IN WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line in sEAnNEEKLY TRIBUNE.
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention TO sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing It's value as an
advertising medium.