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shall marshal all ON the Fourth Of January; we VII
all ccme forth, the thirty will bear the deosps
lawn In which diplomatic faces bury thsm-
selves during long prayers, taking, one thinks,
refreshing peeps from the coTDers while Provdsocs
is urged znd driven from every winding snd
loopbole Of noncompliance. But we shah tabe leave
to rehearso no hypccrtical nst of ofenses we have
never committed imagined We have failed 20
elect Mr.. Everett. lie God angry At that Neither
have we returned Mr.. Breckenridge. IL the Divine
anger hot therefor, or was Mr.. Doaghs the chosen
champion of the skies ! We have, moreover, listened
TO the crying Of the captive and have put out our
might to restrain the bounds Of the opppssor that the
socal plague might be stayed WHERE please God is
shan shortly de- For this we might ask pardon Of
Noloeh, but certainly no, .. God. But we have rus
Christian warrant for cur prayers. The Master aid:
Bless them that you and pray for them which
"despefully use you and prosecute you." And % We
Noriherners, cured and denounced by our Southern
brethren, many Of Us hunted from their cities where
we have labored for their comforts andered BY their
orators, plundered by their agents, why, we bcvo
really good opportunity Of putting into practice shEs
prect pit Ofibe Crnei6ed, and making Christian retaa-
tien for heather injury. And for you, Mr.. Presi-
dent, the puff paste Of your piety seems 70 have COW
ered not Christmas FIRE, but dirt fre Of he SissS
description Ii not our fault II the dainty dish sboad
be returned to you for Jour digestion. Only re-
member that
Z" When the Pic opened
The birds began 70 sing"
And DO rot wonder If the chorus should reach from
The Atlantic to the Pacific, and from the KenDebunk to
tie Big-Bone Lick. Nor shall we fear TO mention in
our petitions the four millions whom neither Of the BIS
bas commended to our remembrance, but whoee hfs
and liberty should be dear to the Almighty Father
as our own We know not the way by which they aro
u walk. God forbid that they should render wrong
for wrong, and bring blood outlines upon their souas>
But we can make prayer for North OF South in
which they shall net have place. Remember hat,
DIR. Buchanan, and then to fasting, riA Eht appstis
y0a may.
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-. :, !. =, n0A u --CA.-p
NEW-yERSEY RAILROAD. For PHtI,A-
~ pELPhfA and the SOUTH and WEST VA JERSEY
u'if-ms and Express Lines leave New York q and n
No. and and m fere So Through tickets sold fnr Gin
seiSu and va West ard for Ws-hnsou New Orieans aud
. m and ?. U. trims.
80, wv. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
WI De received og any trains arless dcverod and
eoocked 70 minnsos In advance Of tho time leaving
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(eaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of ROSWELL Z.
Il ERkINkRD e,a Surssn,e OF the County Of KING
motto. IL h reby Owen ordng TO law 10 all having
Claims asaink CHARLES 4. BE1DING, late Of the CITY
deceased that they roqussd 10 exhibit the
with he vouchers thereof the sabscbor ths
a The Office Of CHARLES II. BBI0Us Ne ~ kA.sesst N
g. C, "A New YoTi tusf before the 18Th day Of March
Dated Aug "a, 1866 hAhoAhEi bhLpiNoI
sepflOisfo6fDh' ALPHABETICALLY.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBA nsa
III and TROY connecting with Trains NORTH aud WEEP

Sf.ins lesvs:
IRON oBAEBERs-tT.;
Ezyress, ! and ii q M and .
Troy and Albany, Mall ct 9'ls
Troy and Albany with eleep'
ins carl, S.<5 p. m.
TooshAeopsie Train, 100 . 10.
ead ] p. M
peesskdi Train, 4 p. m.
sing 6ue TrsiD, 10 q m. and
ff51, $3.50, and 6,to y. M
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1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1854
lCOU CENTRAL RAILROAD lOOO
GREAT DoUBLE-rRACK RourE.

9b& ozraeity Road equal 70 any IN he eoon1y
FFfE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Oh,oe No Aston House, oorDsr Of Nesey-H
The trsnsportstoo Of Pyseneers 70 ana rom Ctn
nser Ch.oaSo st. Louis ST. Paul eShyine Memphis New
.l,.os .ud III e West North ~es aud Sosta
for speed and comfort BY route
f1roush West rswfork ttoot 81 Gsast
md, -Aoruins Express a Evening Exp'es p m
Sleeping and sunoking ears on all the trsna -.
Route , - s.1x.<
hv this route Fsish Of al descriptions be Forwarded
a ron s,y point Railroads OF Ohio, keRloe15 ldiaA
ITHnoI. Wiseonnn- Iowa o. Missouri, BIZ RAILROAD d
HFCT tho HsvsaoSe rivers OF sne esh "
s~sDers from Pittsburgh. -, =,
e rates Freight to and from any point Of TIE west ~ "a:
Railroad so tines ~ favorable a. are chxgos
Sy Other Rar0sd Conp4e Merchants and shippers ntruH
transportation Of their Freight 70 s company can f5
,v1th Conscience IN IL speedy transit -..,--
Tis Company also maintains an Emfsant cosao.
49, nv which snDg westward enjoy cheap eie
rs pode at one half the hIsteiass rates
~ fhr~ L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent no Asef bs1ss
LEICH d Co, Freight Assnts. -
No / Asto, House and No. South Wli.n-h-
MCDONALD BNCHoYF, EniFrsnt Agents
No. Battery place
PNOcH LyWIs General snp't, Altoona. Pa
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When the pic was opened
The bfrde began 20 sing

0yEsIsG or BIDS FOR Thirty.
proposals for cleaning the streets for i've years
opened at the City Inspectors Office on Saturday.
The contractors agree that
Broadway, from the Battery to F0urseenh street, shI DO
twenty and Chatham street Bowsry 70
% w af Maiden .Ss ' ssiss osoa
east from Brosdwsy shall be swept at least twice in each week
light ard before the hour Oft the let day sfMay
tie LIST day Of October and during the night and before the
May In each year
The Controller said tina. Of the morning papers
bad remarked that the amount and nature of the Sc
curity required should be fixed before the bSs vera
opened but the law under whish the Advertisements
had been issued left him discretion in the matter,
il provides that the Mayor and Controller shall
fix the surety after the award While the bids wers
being opened gentleman in the crowd Mr. gBossman,
said he should ike TO inquire if the sureties annexed
were sworn before Court Of Record. He said the
State law required it. The Controller remarked that
the advertisement said nothing about il. On Mr..
Cpesmans observing that he asked with view 10 put
ting in protest, the Controller said be there
simply To the bids opened, and could not advise
the City Inspector in tie matter. At the Close of tha
opening Of the bids Mr.. Crossman put in protest in
writing which the City Inspector said be would trans-
nit to the Mayor Controller, and Common Council,
with the bids.
The following the Of the bidders and their
proposals.:
R.oer ser John Bross,es and Jss,e. Cros:nsn, for
the is e2o second Third 900 fourth.
s2l5oo6 fifth, s205 oo-totA elll0eo Luther Redfsid
a4sso yer snnom George g. ps.De s2sooo Thomas Me-
Brsdy $4,000 per Daniel Gallagher ss4s 800 per
isr =, Pc. e.sss xssss.:
Christopher Fromar. e22sooo per annam w. B Reynolds,
270 600 per snsum Charles Wheeler 239 per AMMAN
Robert Jardins,. and L. w. johnson, ss.s,eo per
And J. Hscky $4,000 per Daniel 6iclels,
$50 COO snnsr John Lynch, a,sooo per ann9m John
Cha DeGraw' and E F. blanchard. sstioo' Pc, sana@
John l.. Brown, S2-,;o9 snnom; Wn- n Williams,
slsSCc0 per hir tbe lowest the suret,es z
b Ws.ley and II D. crg John Bradley I'd iohn MIR
ply, ss5S r J. Nelson L1ckey hTst year 800 90
secepd, $3.50 oeo third s2ooocofosr,h sisaooo-dhh,
$1,000 average, $2ocC0 per annum Arthur Ahmuty and
James Smith coo pc, snnum, Geo C. Byns $4,000
PEI Vim. H. Aibertson ard Samuel Ossood hrst
year, sso cto-second s2U, ooo-third 500 coo-fourth
f2co 0O0 - 6itb t2oO, 90 - total kl2.oQ0; John Z.
Conner, 200 GOO per fsures John r Tess Patrick
Coz; Christian Hefer s2744 per Asnum; VIM. 0rovener
PER Barney becker San per samael Dom
adsOn and Thos K Horton, eH7 so per annum; Robert A.
Smith, 500 COO per snuum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31


SUPREME COURT-6PEcIAL TgRs-Dsc. 2e.-Before Jus
tice BosSEr.
DECISIONS.
Julia A. C. Wood, executrix. &C., sgt. Benjamin +.
Hun j., tcJudsment for plaintiff pursuant to decision
tied. 1900
Anene J. Ledeliey sst. Miller D. Powep-Judsment for
plaintiff sgsins defendant and ber separate estate tSee de-
ei,ion.)
n, siman oct. Eugene Ketelta kc.-Judsrnent for de-
complaint be dismissed without lSee de-
ci.lop.)
JANE, Pennmsn ct al. agt. Samuel B: Dean ct L-Juds
plaintiff for FL So 81 and c9sts lSee decision
Charles Hsvrns OF al agt Thomas T. Davies ct slJudg
plaintiff. demurrer With leave TO defendants to
.n,wer IN t~snty days payment Of costs Of demurrer
CBAnB.hs-Dkc. 2S-before Justice ScrhsHLAsp.
DECISIONS.
Jane Ann Beals agt. Horace Beals.-Report con-
frmed. and divorce granted.
Mary T. Jocs, sst. Albert L. JocelynReport continued
AID a,oice granted
DETENTION OF WITNESSES.
An appcson made for witt Of hsbeas corpus for The
tul r-ie from CUSTODY two girls named Carrie Smith
Nelly Sergeant who conhned wttnesses In the
Detention that Joseph Perry abducted
shire and took her to his house Ltspen
she escaped AID made Complaint against
hereupon Perry and the two girls above named were
et-d the latter vhesses IL claimed that Perry not
having brought up for examination the gs were entitled
TO lie discussion the Judge laid the csse
over until Monday the girls the meantime being remandedt
the House OF Detention.
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Tor CALIFORNIA Via PANAMA. ar,t
stnss cancr VIII leave New YeSt LIST llta and AID
sssh NOR except wbcn thsse 4.le fall % SUNDAY vhsi
Ae 4sS 81 departure VIII be Tie MONDAY foAowine ri
hsh On pasAss sppv AT ;ba oaly oce No 1T Weztt COZ
go ~ ~sErsH-xt n AMEN A,a.t
kOn SOUTHAMPTON ana HAVRE.-Or
SATURDAY, Jak- the United States ~ steamer Full
ION, A wOTT0N CommandeT vii al rom Pie, Ne !,
Aersh River foot Of Boashst At noon
nus steamship for safety hiss
tnee under dech, ineosed by tSht
~n beside ether results tend IA the crea Of Collision .,
sdtn 70 Keep tho pumps FREQ work aud ssoue the say
- veesel asd pasee<Sers '
f.ssefe IN Second Cabin, IS and 86d
Yer height OF passage. sppsy 70 sAMEEL M FOX
GEO. MACKENZIE.
q. ,.r,a1 -, Agents. No. Broadway.
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.........s..ss....
RICHARD &. BEAMlsH, CLERK.

SUPERIOR coURT-GEsERAL TERN.
Jr,rIcKs-Hon Joseph Bosworh, ChisfJ ustics; Hon
Murrsy Hoffman, lion Lewis b. Woodruff, don James Mon
crie fion Anthony L. Robertson aud Hon James W. White
jus ic-s
ChefClerk Of Court, Robert D. Livingston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

WE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
-. pnos NEWBORN
INV eNl1n essa<S
scoono Oatan resssfs.
Shos BoeroE TO
Se nn ss~%so' $lm
khs sLlis nom New HoTh cal 81 CorA Hsrbof.
fne sfdFs nom Boston cali = Halifax and Corr Harbor
PERSIA, Capt Judkins CANADA Cspt Lsps
S&AbiA Capt J. Stone. ANERICA Can't Moo1a
ASIA CeFi- r. O. Lott MAGARA Can Andsrsc,
AFRICA, Capt Shannon EUROPA Cant ] Tas,rh
AtSTRALASIAH Cspt e SCOTIA inewn antlAnsa
~ hockJsy
<sreo@rd bow red on pen bow
A1AbIA eSves Boston "Wednesday Dec IL
asia Lou ::.lcsVes New fofk -. "Wednesday, Dea P
GuhDfA Noodle leaves Boston. Wednesday, Dec q
rInSA Jadklas. lesves New orb. Wednesday. jan
CANADA Anderson. Leaves Boston Jsz
AUsTRALASiAN
HocJey'' leaves New -York. w dpe.dsy Jan ls
AMERICA Little. leaves Boston .wedneaSsy J.s as
Befths Dot secured anti paid for
An eapeSienced Surgeon 81 board
The Of these ships vii be accountable for Gold
sser Bullion Specie Jewey Precious Stones or Metals M
< hiis Of lng sned therefor and the value Thereof
Befein expressed Fer freight passage apply
CUNARD No 4 Bowlss green
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GALENA and CHICAGO UNION X. X. 90
~ rROA CHICAGO 10 DUELEITH and ST. PAUL.
FROM CHICAGO to fULTON and CEDAR APIne
YES hne In connection with he Illinois Central r. r.
sps runs through without change o. DaAsith and
thsaes By dsiy bne Of hrst.elass stes,nbosisNa
PRAIRIE DU CHEN
HeGREGoR, :
LANSING,
LA GROSSLY,
WlNONA,
ST. PAUL,
nd foihsz Ponis the Msssspy Eiyss. sonnsss q
9gNLEifH through the Illinois Central R. r CO.. With DU
Nd q FULTON with the IOWA and NEBRASKA r. r. Co
CEDAR RAPIDS Regular daily trains morning and
svenIS the above points and Sleeping Cara ~
Ssst V ~ nisht as The attention Of svsle1s 10 and fo
We North West especially invited this the mos,
Seesant and least iyuHg ths, region Thosgh eke
sss ~ fopssion msy be 9ess,ned at The AGENCY OF te
EALEftA and CHICAGO L. Co. Of Courtsnds4 and
efeadusy, aad also Al the principal ekst ssenaes he
cksA and u al Eestern RAtlrosd Ldnes
= +. B. TALCoT1. esul BoyA
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1VNTRAI. RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY.

XfEh hAL
u From foet Of C0arsndt-CoDnectns 81 Hampton Juno
a.. 18th Delaware fskswszns and Western Asi1oed and
s.son With Lshgh Valley Railroad and its f%u
: direct rDe Harrisburg without change OF cars a.
WTETTR observation-disclosures December 10
1ssn -Lesye New York % follows: a., n.
H..ursErRg RIYRBn-At6 fer Esyton heedins f0tts
vSzs IA, fsbaIs Msucb Chsnk Wliansp.rt, he
Mn TsAHeAt8s M for Easton, Wsta Gap scrantes
a-osk Bend PfttstoB WGhesbayre 10 - . ,,,-,,
m !. Tghoueh ThAH-For Easten- Mach Chunk "i-as<
pnr Eead4pz Pyttgvfle, HerzS5nre, &C. ,,, ,,..-
srn TssoraH TzAis-Ror Eason, bethIehem' AaenI'~h-
snd hsneh ChnIl s,r
r.ss.s. T..s yo& HIhEssUks-The 8 . m Bxpfes
x,tn from New YoIi urtyes Harrisburg q; II 40 noon
me 10 connect trains sst ssd wss Peonsyre
-. Csnsl Railroad Nortsrn Central north and SOUTH sns
- ,he Cumberland Valley Rsiroed =, -.
sr,m Pier No q North River and II m. $3.50 and
LsAvn EIIIAssrz-At Sis add eiSa m l;SS and ~
n. bos stop a. Bergen Point ana M.nsrI Hsrtd svs1
s1p zach way. Johr " e1kbr,o oupeIin'ot.ee4,-
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TAPsCOTT's LINE OF LIVERPOOL AM

n LONDON PACKKTs.-PAssags FROM or to Liverpool or
Lndo always be engaged by t well known Line sailing
~n<ky Al the lowest rates aud drafts issued
amount payable demand IN OF Great Britain or
ireland be obtained by spply ling TO- addressing
TAPSCOTT Co, No. 30 South-st. New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

HNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAM
III SHIP BREMEN. H VESSELS, Commander carrying
he United Mail viii SAL from Pier No. 30 North River
SATURDAY, Jan. ls, at II O'Clock M
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking Psssengerste
LONDON RAvRE, SOUTH ar ION and BREMEN
hEl0e lowing rates:
Pirrt Cabin. 800; Second Cabin sSo' steersse sss
asLPcSs kRETfSEEs REIoHELT No 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-31

SIEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
SllVEkPOOi landing and eLnbAking passengers at Queens,
town (lelsndl The Liverpool Newfsk and Philadelphia
Steamship company intend sespsching the an powered
Clyde-bu ait Iron Steamships as follows:
cftf Of AAhCAE5rER..... Saturday Jazz
Saturday, Jan. ~
And every SATURDAY st noon from Pier ~, North Rivsx
EATBs oF
fIhST CAblN......,.....61 5 30
- CABIN 10 Loodop 80 stoerAge to London...... %
gta1rsse Return Tickets good for siz
Passengers forwarded to Paris, Hsvre Hamburg Brsue.
RoSletdsm Antwerp. &C. at reduced through fares.
Wishing TO brn out their friends
nj b. rates New York. From Liverpool tr Qyeers
to~D-first Cabin. n"S apo Sp1 steeSsse nom Iives
POOL 60 from Queenstown, $50
These Steamers have superior accommodation foT Pessense
sa experienced Surgeons They built in wHtertht
tos secons and have patent Fire Annihilstor bea-d
For further information, apply IN Liverpoolo WA INMAh,
Agent, No p W1sr-st In Glasgow 70 WIN. INMAN No
S. Enoch-squsre, In Queenstown 70 C. w. D. SEYAOUR&
Co IN Lon.n to EWES MACY No 81 King Wuiam-st.
h Paris JULES DECICE, No. Psce de Ia Soarse Ia Phil
sSephis JOHN G. DALE Ne lo9 Wslnutst at the Con-
r~ny's Of5oes JOHN DALE, Agent
Is N Y
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V1REIOHT for ALBANY, and NEW-YOkK
n CgNTRIL RAIIROAD-wINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ne w1surs win continue 70 receive frsgb; on and s
- 81 n,yissou Hudson kiver their usual peoe
- ss.ins Pisr T. r. foot Of brosds and WI orwsd @s
s..os daily by propeller 70 Por Morris ose oy harlem n
IA 10 Aibs1y there connecting With Newly orb Cenus hsa
- Freisht eiyed bore previous a. WI De
-. ktsly easy nett morning for further sp~
JOBk n REDYlELD 4 Co, Agents, No 10 Soatb-st
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Amount VI hines received all Of which has been paid
10 tie County CleIk. HObEhI L. JodSsioH, oIoIk.
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Yn0h JlsT-sf.i
lT:fs, lilo O. m, and siS
p. M
$40 p. m. n
iO:iSp p. IN. Sundays incfuded).
9 q IA. and i;D p. no
iO:as 3. IN, %;e;, SIS, and Tile
q. ma.
y. SMITH, Superintendent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-14

IL. That Kansas should, of right, be
Immediately admitted as State under the
Constitution recently formed and adopted
by her people, and accepted by the House
Of Representatives.
Il. That, while providing revenue for
the support of the general government by
duties upon imports, sound policy requires
such an adjustment of these imports as TO
encourage the development of the indus
trial interests Of the whole country and
We commend that policy of national ex
changes, which secures To the working
men liberal wages, to agriculture remune-
rating prices, to mechanics and manufac--
turers an adequate reward for their skill,
labor, and enterprise, and TO the nation
commercial prosperity and independence.
l3. That we protest against any sale or
alienation 10 others of tie Public Lands
held b, actual settlers. and against any
view OF the Free Homestead policy which
rega'ds the settlers as paupers or suppl
ants for public bounty and we demand
the passage by Congress of the complete
aud satisfactory Homestead measure which
has already passed the House.
IA. That the Republican party is OPP
posed to any change in our Naturalization
Laws or any State Legislation by which
the rights of citizenship hitherto accorded
TO immigrants from foreign lands shall be
abridged or impaired and in favor OF
giving full and efficient protection to the
rights of all classes Of citlzeL s, whether ma
tive or naturalized, both at home and
abroad.
ID. That appropriations by Congress
for River and Harbor improvements of n
National character, required for the ac-
commodatlon and security Of an existing
commerce. are authorized by The Consti-
tuition, and justified BY the obligation OF
Government to protect the lives and prop
erty of It's citizens.
is. That "a RaiIroed to the Pacific Ocean
is imperatiyely demanded by the interests
OF the whole country that the Federal
Government ought to render immediate
| and efficient aid in its construction and
that, as preliminary thereto, daily Over.
land Mail should be promptly established
H. Finally, having titus set forth, our
distinctive principles and views, We invite
the cooperation OF all citizens, however
differing on other questions, who substan.
TALLY agree with US in their affirmance and
support
SUPPLEMENTARY RESOLUTION.
Resolved, That We deeply sympathize
with those men who have been driven
some Of them from their native States and
others from the State of their adoption
and are now exiled from their homes on
account Of their opinions; and we hold
the Democratic party responsible for this
gross violation OF that clause Of the Consti-
tuition which declares that the citizens Of
each State shall be entitled to all the priv
leges and immuniies of citizens in the sew
eral States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-14
TERM OF ADVERTISING.
fwKLvK LIsEs or LESS MAKE A SouARr

Business Cards, not exceeding six Iines, inside
D, otherwise SiU.
uneral Notices 81 90. Obituaries, according
space occupied.
Displayed advertisements half more than the
love rafek.
advertisements loaded and placed under the
lsd ef special Notices." doGbfe the ordsnar.
fss.
Special Notices In the Local Column 20 cent.
er line.
Advertisements ordered th 4 inside exclu-
rely in the Daily, after the hrst two week b,
per cent. n4eFs taan the above fatss
All traEsteaf adpeffisemrnf4 musf os psfd for
adranse. This rule will not be varied from
when tbe advertiser usek the Weekly a.one,
le price will Dc the "a in the Daily
hore The Daily and Weekly are both used.
} per cent. will be deducted from the aggre-
hts nmoIns.
Under the present system, the advertiser
lys 30 much tor the space Rae occupies, The
aanges being ohArgesbe tor tho com nposition
ply. Ihis plan 10 nes generally adopted
pr charge for changes will be IL cents per
uare.
yEr~ In all eases where advertisements are
scontinuea before the expiration OF the yeaE
! The time contracted for, they wii4 be charged
at our regular ratet for the time actual
J an.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-09-14
No. 169'
keokuk, Mt. Pleasant and Mus
catine, and Iowa Southern
E % % H 81
RAILROAD,
UPEN 40 FORT BaADaS0N.
CHANGE aF TEMEf
To Take Effeca III pa day AnKs 2Oshs

from and after the above date, Trains will hs
follows;
FIRST TRAIN
Will leave Keokuk daily tsundsys ercepted) st
ESQ o'eiock a. arrive al Fort Madison
at $40 a, IA.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave keokuk daily at a O'Clock p. M
andarrive AT TT Madison ST $40 p. m.
Fik11 IhAtN
sFort Madison daily teundays exeepted) at
s:s5 a. IL. and arrives at keokuk at l0:25.
SECOND TRAIN
Will leave Fort Madison G.oo r. m, SSd arrive
keokuk ri 7.sU p.
STEAMBOAT TRAIN
VIII leave Montrsse laily at 3ssb o'clock, an,
Arrive at r kuk at A:3O 8. N.
The $3.50 o'clock Train connects at Montrose with
Regular Lin II Packets Tor Burlington, Musca~
time keck islatd and Davenport. Aiso al Fort
Madison with the W Mestern Stage Goa tosel as for
Burlington.
~ Faro By thisronte as Low As THR LOW
EsI and pass, ngert subjected To as few chansesas
ny any other route.-ka
IHkUUhH IlCh Is over this line can be pro-
cured TO ali the principal places EAst, West and
North Of j. X. ERKSBUNf, Tick OF agent, op-
posit@ the Billings House, Main st, keokuk
u. w. DAVIS, Supt.
Aug. IS 80 d4w
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80. o. ANDERSON. ALgSAsDEa BARCLAY
ESTABLISHED In isA8.l


BANKING HOUSE OF
q y K GE G.. a N ID D. n u & q o..
I HAVE this day admitted aa a partner in the
L Banking Business, Alexander Barclay t~ho has
been my teller for The last Elk years.. The busi-
ness, hereafter, Willie conducted under the firm
&ndstyle Of
GEO. G. ANDERSON & CO.
Being one of the oldest Ban sing ouscs {is OF
the oldest) in Iowa, the firm sulicits eontin
uanee ot tormer patronageso so Hberally extended to
the senior partner.
They viii max collections and remit feEs Ex.
fbAnge, on the day ~ hay ymeut, free ef charge
Their references ire as formerly by seRior part.
via
HEFEgENCEE.
Park Bank, N. Y.
"insiow, Aaner j. Co., Bankers,k.Y
Edward W. CLARK Co., Philadelphia.
Howard Banking Co., Boston.
Ciarp, Fuller browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Batk, ,Chicsgo.
Hoffman Helpcke, Chicago.
Mechanics BANK, Pittsburgh
FARMERS Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Kramer kahm, Bankers, 81
fillmore d brothsrton =. Cincinnati.
A. ID. Hunt Co., Loaisyille
State ssviugs Institution, 81. Louis.
keokuk ,Ja an. d, '5S. GEO C ANDERSON
Iau5d
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Weller, N1udd Il mellen,

FJM n 10 sIEF n M y ND "A A.NIs, 81 DWutA " ateT
- street. Chicago, llls,
Person4l asten ION given 20 the sale Of Grain,
Flour, ftoFlsleHs aud IN, dace genera lyj also to
Pc purchase OF ftsh, ealt, LumDer, ae.
Juiy :, ODD WY
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u n DEs u9EsEs VALLEY NNGs.
PuELIsHED EykRr MONDAY MORNING..
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LDhN n .t..s..--loA a.
lFFICE on Third Street between Aaln anu
IJohnson, over the state Bank.
PROMPT attention given 70 collecting andae-
uring cl aiIas and eonysg ancing.
Titles to realtatate examined and AotAria bus
nese transacted. lloy2odAw