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A Question for Ken,uok,....

The Union papers of Kentucky, and
the Union members of the Legislature,
speak Of the late gathering Of Conner
DC at Frankfort, as . rebel Convention.
The Cincinnati Enquirer speaks of it as
democratic Convention. The Enquirer
II the representative OF the Peace Demo
Gratis OF the Western States. The Ken
lucky papers speak Of this party as tho
Conservative organisation of the North,
which is, they say, helping the Border
State Union men to save the Union.
A short time since there was . mum.
cipal election in Covington, Ky. One Of
the tickets Was composed of Union men,
and the other of Secessionists. The Gin.
cinnati Enquirer favored the latter and
styled the former as Abolition" ALEX
AkDER Losd, Congressman elect from
this district, and one Of the so-called con-
sentative Democrats, and Muroa SAYLxR,
who originally was elected to the Legis-
ture from this county BY the Union vo-
tiers, betrayed the men who elected him,
and hnded in tts arms Of the Butternuts:
these two men went over the river and
made speeches for the same party that
was represented in the rebel convention
at Frankfort. These fscta srs represen.
fatlve ones Of the Demooratio organisation
ON this side the river, and show that the
latter is in alliance with the party that
met in convention at Frankfort. This
the Democratic leaders here will not deay
The Enquirer will not deny it. Nov. We
ask the Louisville journal to inform VA
how the Union men of Kentucky can CO.
operate with the Democratic PARTY of the
North. y
How much better are the Enauirers.
VAI.AEDGHAMs the CoxEs the Moons.
the bRooKs, the voRHExs, DC, of the
North, who support the party represented
In The traitors convention at Frankfort
than the rebel party Of KeDtscky? We
ask these questions ia good faith, because
IL - important th'.t the loyal people Of
kentpckg shop,d know the character q
.he Democratic leaders in the North,
which Kentucky loyalists speak Of and
treat as allies.-[Cincinnati Gazette.
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ARMY OFFICERS ON HOME TRAI-
Below We publish Gen. Milroy's letter
upon Indiana Copperheadism. tits very
emphatic and decided. Gen. Milroy was
educated, and, we are told, has always
been a Democrat of the most ultra kind.
His father was a prominent politician of
tina, party, and held Office under and en-
loved the confidence of the administration
of Jackson and Van Buren,:
WINCHESTER, East Va, Jan. 80, SO.
Editor Indianapolis journal: have
Just read the noble resolutions of my
.hrother officers of Indiana, in the gallant
army of Rosecrans, who, having assisted
by their heroism in achieving the splen-
did victory over the traitor army under
Bragg, turn round to rcbuke the more
vile aud cowardly traitors at home, who,
having taken advantage Of the absence of
over 100000 patriot soldiers to steal into
power. are disgracing our State by their
reasonable acts.
/ desire to thank these brave officers,
who, knowing no party to save, that for
the Union have adopted these resolutions,
which meet my most hearty approval.
Any man, or set of men, who, in times
like these, when our Government is en-
gagged in deadly struggle for it's exist
ence--a struggle which involves not only
the fate of free government in our own
country, but Tor all the world, would at
tempt TO disgrace ard prostitute the
name of Democrat by organizing party
under that name. TO oppose the Govern
ment, and divide and distract the people
of the loyal States-are traitors much
meaner than those in arms, who boldly
and directly seek the destruction of the
Government, for these pretended Demo.
Gratis sneakingly and indirectly seek the
same end by exciting prejudice against
the Government and division among thu
people.
Let these traitors OF the Indiana Legis
lature and the Copperheads, Butternuts
and 4. G. C.'s throughout the State VIII,
are giving aid. comfort and encourage
ment to armed treason in the South read
in the odium that has followed the mem
DRY of the Blue Light Federals and Hart
ford Convensionists of 1912, something O
the execration and detestation that will
follow their memory down the stream o.
time.
join with my fellow soldiers of the
Union everywhere in warning these trai-
tors 1t home that when we have crushed
armed treason at the South and restored
the sovereignty of our Government over
these misguided States, (Which, under
God, we surely will do we will, upon
our return, while our hands are in, also
exlerminate treason at the North, BY arms,
If need be, and seal, BY the blood of trai-
tors, wherever found, the permanent
peace of our country and the perpetuity
Of free government to all future genera
tons. r. III. MILRoy.
We, the undersigned. Indiana officers
at this place, most cordially subscribe to
the sentiments expressed in the above
letter of Gen. Milroy.
MARX L. DEMorrE, Capt. and A. @. M.
DAN'L MEEKER, Division Surgeon.
JoHs o. CRAvKxs, A. D. c.
q, BAIRD, Capt. and A. d. G.
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A gentleman was recently driven
from Alabama because be understood
photography. In the words of one Of
the judges. photography is agin slave
y and agip the Confederate States, and
We onght to be sgin it." Therefore the
shorthand man had to travel.
Reports from Southern papers are
that Sterling Price win BE- placed in CON-
mand in ,Ark.nsas. THIS comedies with
the information received from rebels in
this et1es.
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CARD.
UABtS, having srcuret the services Of . afst Fate
barber Is prepared 10 accommodate the trade in
ali Its branches.
Thankful for past favors, he takes this method 1,
hts pa,r, that pains will be spared TO
commodate them in every respect.
Feb A-dfw GEORGE CABUB.
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NyANTKD. By the uadsssigAeA. 70 Hossss 20 laYrs
w draushs Horses and ~ suited fsr Caveiry
viii pay the highest price In CASH lss the abeyD
Horses dsliverodin Ksokuk ct the DRMIN0 HOUSE.
Kssksk, Ysh. ls-dln
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Nstics 80 shippers Ana Carriers.
ny An nrdAr fran The TlAnaarl Departme Mt, Ship
pers and Carriers required before
ments Of Goods Salt, amounting 70 ever eSac, "
places In the arst and second tier Of cpne,ics the
southern border Of the state Of Iowal ne 1.-The
Custsm House Once At keokuk, Iowa, an oath pre-.
scribed By the Treasury Department also, execute
bond, with approved surstes, thssths goods therein
DESCRIBED shall be transported, sold ussd in any
way, give aid or comfort to insurgents or 10
synpathzers with those In rebelon againstths Coy
srnment Of the United Etatss.
Blanks can b. obsainsd and instructions given 1t
The Surveyors Once.
JOHN sTANNUS,
Surveyor OF the Pert.
Custom House Of keokuk. Aus -, 'o9-aag2e- DIT
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military Notice.
ovyicr OF Tns PRovost MARssAL GRxxnAL1
OF TnE Iowa AND MIs0OuAI BoxDkn, I
ksoxrK, Iowa, JAnuAAy 20rn, 1852
BY poiempioiy orders from Headquarters furnish
ing liquors Of any Kind ale, beer cider, wine, &C.,
either BY sale, gif barter, 70 enlsted sodeEs Of
the United States IL prohibited under penalty OF fine
and imprisonment.
Notice Is therefore given that the above order will
be rigidiy enfo, eed within this Distrtc.
JOHN n. HIATT,
jAA2i-d ~ Pro voss 4arshzl General.
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And oil other siaius AgAina the 0ovesnuen4 upon
the most favorable terms.
No PEGS chsrgeA untii satisfactory retarus me ~
eetved. All Inquiries ~ nail Will ro0otve vfomps @.
seseea. WIN. B. LOW, Any q Law.
0ose Next deer u Post o@se mp slaifs) KsoG0k
laAl<-1ly
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DAILY Carr Cry ovrlcE,
KsoxrK Feb. rs. IS.
FLouR-sapsraAssao 80; sprins VIE. s xsrs %
60; Fall WhsatExtrs - so.
BUcHwHEAr PLoUR-es 7scss % iec Isl
ConK HkAL-ssO7Oc ? 100 ~,
BRAN ANDsHoRTs-ooto co ' Is0As.
SHIP sTUPH--6sc.
CoRN-0o1ascv bush.
3ARLEY--et 70 s0s.
wHEAT--ran u 10; Spring eoesSc Pm
RYE-4sO50c
0ATS-40 10 45e.
PoTATOES--6Oc. Retail 00c
SUGAR - New Orleans fair ielc; prime 81
choice '3a olariaed 10; crushed and powdered I6t.
AoLAssks-PlantAtioi5 Otg SIS; sagarAols. s005s;
Golden syrupsH0ssc-very sea.e.i sorgnu, ava asc.
CoFFkE-Rio s31S4ci Java -; Lssuyra SAG "a
RlCE-0Droc.
soAP-Paln 7e, Family sac, German &c.
CANDLES-Starl7i; Mould ~.
TALLOW-akc.
LAKD-71to skc.
BUTTKH-oommon ioDile; Choice fax 10 les,
retail i7a1p40e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Hams sides no sale.
Sugar Cured Hans, &C., retail l0n.
LEATHEk-Sole sac IS; Harness %OSlQ.
HIDkS-prime dry isc, xrubby half price green
l5c.
HAY-Timothy, sil0Ia 50, balsd en- e0osial
Prairie q 0O0s 90.
skKSS-rimothy ~ 50 to 10; Flax seed % TO
% 5oj good demand.
ONIoNS-ei so.
EGGS-fi 70 l2tc
WHITE BEANS so 70 % co. ~
FEATHERS-3o04O 20.
FRUIT Dried Appiss ~ Oo0 ~ Is ? bushsi.-
Dried Peaches ssoo9es7s. Raisins e4as0 IS IS.
GREEN APPLEs-s0 to 90 ' bush.
CHEEsE-Western Reserve and Denmak IL 70 i3s.
BEEF CArTLE--ii02tcgross.
sHkEP-t4 5U0s 90 hsad. @ 49,
| SKEr-G. A. % rs y sack Kanawha a. rs b,
| rel; Lake - Is.
FIsH-Macksrei, M. 1sl4isol5 p Dbl. mo. san
oals, No. es0elo. White Fish. No i $500.
| ' half Dbl. Cod Fishe07v
oILs-Coai Oil, 50 TO eoc; retail es. Lipssed OIL
| a.. Lard OIL, u
| BEESwAx-Rriue, Ao.--
/ Vat HoGs-s3 IS 10 - 10 nett.
RAGs-woolsni scos,onss.
oLDlRoN-ic b. Brass l9ic D Cope
lie y b. s-es
ErcnAroE.--op View YORK u perc ent. bankabl
FUNDS; Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago and Cincin
aaa hper cent. st. Louis X per cent. sold 50 t.
| 60 per cent. buying.
| iuY rELEoRASH.t,f
Now York nAaxkos.
1 New York, Feb. ~.
Fiour-Market dsll asd. scarcely - arm. sales At
4 ~ sb9e7 IS for Rxtsa state; osoo0osS - =. n. o.
/ WhesISliShtiy savoys buysm. 1eiss Ut u 443
q o. for sprias; u ss3si 70 Tor Milwaukee Club
81 1881 70 FOR Winter He'd.
Corn-Market heavy, ic lower. salss q seOssc lbi
| sound; s4D96 ussound
oats-MaTket nrmsr. ealss 1t 760a2c.
Pofk--Duii and lower. Sales II ol475 Tor Meas;
ell 50 10 Ola 7S for Prime
Beef-ouiet and unchanged
Dressed IIogs-Quet.
Lard--Less ltm. Tx to 1898.
Whsky-Duli and aceiining at 90 TO 54c
stock Market.
New York, Feb, r..
Gold-I6eys.
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9prlriol Notirrs.
DOST-OFFICE DIRECTOHYl q

DOST-OFFICE DIRECTOHYl 81 III
ArrivaisaaA Dsps rsurss q 60 aiis.
The Kastsrn Mall arrives at r. m !, and departs q
7 A. n.
The Westsrn mail arrives atTP. NJ. and departs =,
SAN.
The Southern Mail arrives stsP. NJ, and departs
at n. 5f9s
Tks Northern Mail arrives at 6 r. M, and departs
A71. N.
The Palmyra Mali arrives at Q A. H., and departs
Alta. n.
The Charleston and Salem Mail arrives ate r. n :,
and depatts al An
All nail matter designed to 10 out in the mornina
mails should b. IN tho ONCE by O'Clock the evening
preceding the departure OF n. malls.
J.B. HOWELL, r. NJ
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COUGH, COLD, OR An iRRITATED THRoAT
II allowed 10 progress results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial directions, oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL THocHEs
ch dsrtetp the affected parts and give almost In
slant rcli,f. IN Ff' hit = A-,Hst ard .ArAsan
they are teu,a,is IA on sntss sailing from
the use the fgorh ANA their extended use, has
"a III cd them 70 be counterfeied. Be TO guard
against worthless limitations. OBrAlH only the Sssssss
BvoUs BrsseAiai 7sseAss which have proved their Ell
cscy by atest Of many years. PulLIc srEAxrRs and
stHosas should use the Troches. HILLARY oieers and
Soldiers who over-tax the voice and ca o.ed 10
sudden changes, should have them. Sold everywhere
at 2S cents per box jsnsl.d3m
The Conaessions and Experience Of
Poor Young MAN.
A gentleman having been cured Of the results OF
early error and Disease, will, from motives OF bensvo
snse send TO those who request IT, copy ofthe above
interesting narrative published BY himself This IT.
book IL designed warning and caution 10 young
men and those tho suHer from NEavous DEalLt1s,
Loss OF MEnoay, PREnATuRE DECAY, &C., &c. SUP
plying atthe time thr means Of selicurs Single
copies win be sent under seal In plain env eiope-
without ohar9o.-to any one who rsqusssi by sddres-
sing the author,
CHAB. A. LANBERT, Rsq,
dec6-dsm Greenpoint, Long Island, New York.
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TAAAC 0TRAUDs1 HILL FACTDRY.
j Ce1noY - Erent anA Jehn otroo Q .
Osnetnma9xs 9. The undsssignsd sostinnss 70
~. Yey hsst lORTABkE WHAT rLoUBNG
Nils. With portable Bolts, C0bA NEAL ana PIRp
1lLI9, all Of 1eleot French Barr Blocks; STRAY
kkGiNIs. CIRCULAR SAW.HILI1. sSd 81 co.
brafea kf0B ~ Ihe Woods WsMll1,
He Aatsrs himself, after twenty ycars' experience
With al the latest mpR0v add<dthal his Mills
can not be sufpasssd ~ any Others All - cells viii
be Warranted to give satisfaction for DuAhlllty Rss4
and Good Work and which easly - kept q or1e,
IL r Any wishing Book Of DescrIpllon Wlllask par
mail and one win Be forwarded imms Aiately.
febI7-w3m patentse.
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STATE or IOWA.
Adiutant 0enssal's once. lowa,l
Davenport, February 20, 1853.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Jasper A. Wall, u Lee county, h. hefaes appointed
special ABIDE. Camp to the Governor, and will be
obeyed and respected accordingly
John W. ClegherR, Of Lee county. will act as Pnst
Quarermaster NJ Keekak, and will have the care and
charge Of all arms, ammunition, aoooutrements, and
other propert, belonging 10 the State Al Keoknk.
The 7ofncers of %. A, southern Border Brigade,
will report to Lieut.. Col Wall Immediately, for fur
ther orders.
By order Of the Commap del. In Chief,
N. b. BAKER,
feb2o-du h Adj General o. Iowa.
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HEADQU ARTERs, ALExAHDRIA. Mo.
February 2lst. 1883. !
SPECIAL ORpkR No. 2.
II 10 hereby ssdersd, in accordance with General
Order No. 3from District Hesdquarers 9Th Military
District, that all arms and ammunition be Immediately
reported to - sass
ply with the foregoing Ill the arrest Of the Of
fender irrespective ofpersops.
BY order Of
CAPT. b. r. HACKNEY, Comd's Post.
PERRY SAWYER. Act Adpt. Fetal.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND

On and sllcr this date no Powder will b. allowed
sod In Kcokuk without permission Of the
any kind OF Arms whatever. Munitions War.
lhss also been ordsssA ~ ~ special Agsst o. the
Treasury Department noste allow 0esds sr Grocsriss.
sxcsp,in limited quantities for family 80 into
Missouri or thssesthmn tier Of COsatiss.
The object Il to keep supplies from the rsbslseT
arned bands or guerrillasin McrAhsast Niaeeuri.
John sTANNUe,
survsyor ofths POrs Of ksokak.
Iankuk Aug. u. loo4. esa Sa.a
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Groceries.
beverly B. BOWER. ff
FAMILY 81 ocHR,
.gksMat8 hga 7--lASD---3 ,.,
DEALER IN PRODUCE.
No. 10 Main ssr%%t between An and sth sts.,
KEOKUK, 800 IOWA
Invite ne aisstcu of my frsrs d. and the public
70 ny 1s.Fs - coS pls.s s,ert Or PKksa; Stale
viiibe siysn 70 funishne ianinss vth Asir supplies
and oil who des with me nay rely on getting NE bssl
article; = sss s.1i Ew.sT -. rs &c ss.
w o. DANIELS, Agent,
GRoCER
PRODUCE DEALER,
Ger. 81 4 BienAsas sts., Kssksk.
K ELLoGG ! BIRGE,
w. HOLES.SLE GRGC.ERS,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
7 EAONS-5 Boxes,
Js.t received. andforsale by
decee-d KELLOGG blRGE.
CHAMPAGNE.
Is Cases Choice snnds Champagne wins In quarts
and pint. including sY, '.sunns Cabinet Serene de
A choice article FOR sale by
|RRANDY.
Quarter Casks .sJas Hennesay. and "Hcps iu.
Suettea Vintage of 1861. rhOtcs artctc for sas by
dec29-d KELLOGG BfkGE.
q 600 SACKS G. A. SALT.
aovl7.d KELLOGG 4 bIkGE.
195 BAGS Rio COFFEE
ss1a.J.v. conss, for ..,. y 20 . 49,.
TX HHDs. N. Q. SUGAR,
- = ~ - 49,
.1s.. ssa' Island -'s 's s: 4; y sr.ex
R0 BBLs. COFFEE SUGAR
30 bills Crushed Sugar,
moved ssLLoee r,nek.
300 KEGS NAILS,
novr-d KELLOGG BiRGk.
200 PACKAGES NEW kAislEs,
Ae.... Halves and Quarter ,ss :s,s b ,.e,
8 O.
WE SELL MALTBY'S
BALTIM ORE OYSTER S
from this date, instead Of 70 cents rs heretofore.
KELLOGG BIRGE.
January 10, cd
Miscellaneous.
CPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIES
JUST MECEIvED.
s.n.nurcnIxsox. JAnssDswsy
HUEOHnG00M 4 D1WEY.
M E RICH Mt TAILO RS,
THIRD STREET. BET. MAIN AND JOHNSON,
Keokuk. Iowa,
HAvsjustressived u their and
Furnishing choice aud sxten eup
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SE]
CORPORATION NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, NJ
\ j Broadway. New York.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER NO. as7
Broadway New York.
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enclosed In . sealed
yeope endorsed with the title Of the work, and with the
Office until Saturday September IL 1858 II II O'Clock
For Tagging four feet wide In Second from Forty
eighth 10 Siyty-hrst street.
For tagging and reAassng Eighth avenue, from Fifty
regulating and grading and setting curb and gutter
For curb Gag fence Eighty -arst street,
between Second and Third avenues
For curb gutter and flag In Fifty eighth street, between
Second and Third avenues.
For curb gutter and flag In Forty seventh Foryeighh
streets, between Third avenue and East river
for tagging IN Manhattan street, between Ninth avenue
and Hudson river.
For curb es;sf and fag in Pyfourh street, from &c.
cond avenue TO East river
For curb gutter and flag A, 10th to i22d
For curb gutter and flag in Forty street, from Fourth
For curb gutter and Gag Forty street frOra Lex
mgton 10 Sixth avenue. -
For curb nag In Second avenue, from SxV-
hrst 70 Eighty sixth street. ~.
street.
For regulating aud grading and curb gutter and flag
l2Ath street. from Third avenue 10 Eighth avenue
ior curb gutter and 1as, Leonard and Church Streets
For Tagging I3oth street, from Tenth avenue to Hudson
river.
For regulating and grading Seventeen street. from Broad
For Fire Telegraph, from Ffy-hrst street bell
Black forms Of proposals. together with hespeciGcaions
and agreements can be obtained at this Office Dated
Department New York. August "a 1868.
CHAS q CORNELL. Street Commissioner.
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EoCR GLORIOUS PIECES
NEW BowERY Theatre TO NIGHT

NOTICE 10 THEATRICAL AND CIRCUS MANA.
~ gers-Madamc MARIE MACAkr. the most renowned
OF a 4ueFtian artists IN Europe America, begs re-
spectHi 20 niora managers that she - NJ liberty
aFran for either long snort engagements premier
ucsiran Attn several new scrnes) and 10 play Dick
Iupin IN 1urpns Ride 20 York and Death of Hack Bess
ten TIE most succcslp piece produced for ring
TO theatrical managers Madame Macar arrange for
tciesiea Huc or chsrscierssreaklag pantounr and
horse pieces, IN which her horsemanshlp Is pgrfecto
iier with the trained European mare Nctora kdayess
Madame Macafi, u Bond street.
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RAILROADS,

z /.
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs FOR Al,
ban Troy the North aud West leave Cham bera street
Atl and W A NJ aud J5, and l0;3J r. NJ and.on SAN
uays NJ o.- r. NJ, from Thirtieth street Tickets may
procured NJ any OF the onceS OF WESTCOTTS EAPREsS
~ New forN aud Bookyn and baggage checked at The
house 10 all points on the 10 al aud 10 Saratoga spngs
-
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
n ians VII Leave imeniy y.siyh stree, depot Cor Albany
@ ora S,oon fal. and stations north 10 Albany couneens
bon's% % noIh sna wes for cro,on Falls at ei5 and
leayc Sro,on Eau. a, 500 ~ Monday fcr White Plans
:rse depot For w,lspsbridss n sis 10 n. $50 $40
w,ll.rsbrt,ge trains s,oI =. al s!aons For Dover
q Dover Reirnns leave Albany elO 4. NJ, Srrival
s6siham ercoa fa.; also Bsaf:rd. White Pam. and
wnhansbrif-e Dover Plains o. rs A. NJ, stopping at al
station, north efend At wni,. P,ns Cro.:n Falls pr M
i,am.brdgc, $50 4. ", ani 79s r N White Plain. aud
sion Al ha f'r ,ro,on Fsils sIsA w. stop
sis ii soA. ~ -, aad r NJ for White Plains,
.Ialons. Returning Lay lcsge white Plains AZ 6:lS a. NJ;
sfofping stations. traion Fats, r. M ssonr,
n III s,niIpns porh of a wihiaJnshridge. 'pP'hs
JOHN sURcllfLI. Superintep
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MATRIMONIAL.

A oENTLtMAN VISITS TO MAKE THE ACoUAINr.
"A OF lady 30 years Of age with ves "a
matrinony. guod education and a fine forr, ae.,r.J
noads station .. Third avenue. " - wy
A YOUNG NAN IS YEARS or. ACE OF PRFpos
"A scsslDs app afancc ~ present the Of tie Po
,onc hui whose term 1f service will shortly expire wishes
form thc aInisn,r o' reancd intellectual youfv
LADY, about We samc ,sc VIII view 70 mstrimony Money
chuseits Volunteers Washington u q.
= =. : i. - - = -----------------
A GFNTLENAN or WEALTH DESIRES THE Ac
~ quAlnsn-e of acrfeabie lads with view 10 ust,i.
mony Name u lssbe time aoi place OF ntervew Al.
dress Edward KNAPP. station a.
MATRIMONIAL MINISTER'S TO A BRIDE coz.
ltI tnlua lnlUoitan iafurnston fuf the mafrled
and Ia se abgu 70 marry sent POS, paid for nvc
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NEW YORK COUNTY SUBSTITUTE AND RELIEF
IN COMMITTEE.
NAMES AND PLACES OF MEETING OF AUXILIARY
COMMITTEES.

The Committee hereby that in
request made the I'd inst the Chairmen the Repub
can Central and Tammany Hall General Committees have
each selected gentleman in each ward daily
some place IN their respective wards and give information
and instruction to drafted persons desiring the aid
Committee and that the several Ward Committees named
IN the annexed list have agreed the places and times Of
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mavor,
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, COMPTROLLER
WM. VI. TWEED Supervisor. Com
WM. II. STEWART. Supervisor, fmittee.
ORIS0N BLUNT Supervisor
ELIJAH ]. PURDY. Supervisor
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pRoPosALs FOR siOo,oco SEWERAGE BONDS OF
l. the city OF Chicago.
Cirr SpMrrRoLLER's orrIcE,

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Sealed proposals VIII be received at this oce un! Tne
publicly opened fer the whole part OF hundred
thousand dollars s00) Of Sewerage Ponbs authorized
ny section e, chapter of the Rev.sal City Char of
February 3 Is OF The denomination OF hausand dol
lars each ia e'July 1858 aud payable in New York
yve years after their date With coupons for Int the
iaic n sever 20 Nle semi annually
IN New York. a sinking fan1 is provided sor their
dcmpt0n.
The proposals will specify the desired the price
td per SitO her,o and the place OF dsy ~, whether
'hago. New forS on BOSTON The ersoas proposals
are asserted WIN rece!se information Of e this
nhce at the oia OF Mess duncan, shornu Co., New
fork. on Nessf<. J. =. ibayer Bro BpsS1p be
Gesignatc IN tier proposals. where thev required
6ciost within hvc days after the opening l c proros
,ae sums s'sted 70 them respeciiSey win ~ premiums
thereon. nn the amount Of nteres tie coupons tie
re Of deposit or roymcni. BonGs wi,l h. delivered
hielro September l6 md In New YORK ant pson sep
icGb2r l9, a. he aces aforesaid parties euued ID
lhe and they viii he allowed interest il5m the .re ol
thclr deposit or raymcnt.
hachpTop1s ION should he sealed anl cr rsed "rror-
sals Tor Sewerage H0nis' aud All resscd The uad
contain references.
NJ blis less than par wiz le consiaerea Tho Cam.
nsr usual. the right any all
b.as, u tie puble interests should require ~
s. :. HAYES. City Comptroller
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PROPOSALS..

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICE, JULY "A, 1865
~ mai Communication between Jamaica and the United
The Governor and Executive Committee viii re pro-
Iosas up TO the Sh October next from willing
with them for The convsyance vessels Of
monthly mail between the OF Kingston, island,
ant the city OF New York in the United OF America.
and wee versa pursuant to the provisions OF of this
island x VICTORIA chapter 4S. c0nmtai-
cation between this stand anil the United States America
Victoria, chapter 4a
The terms and conditions including the period for which
the will he taken known on applca
ton 20 Nessrs tn HoMsON. IARKEY Co. Mincins lane
London: JEREMIAH LEAYCRAFr Esq., Gl Wall street
New York. this Office Tenders this service are 10
be addressed and 10 the Secretary TO Executive
Committee OF Jamaica. Spanish Town.