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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-31

L
Calssre - 80 AaeaA4sas 1ssatna
ssar-. 10 ool11sss Gs@sea.
L has already bess hsiedy 3nnoaocsd
thai tho steamboat Morniog S.ar rue.
ming from Louisville % BvsnsviIss on .be
Ohio. hsd besu capsuFed by se9sls. Tai
capture took pIsce last Friday ii Lewis
port, Ky Ths steamer landed II Lewis
port KENTUCKY. for the purpose of put.
ting of lady passenger, and TO receive
> qssutity Of wheat. piled On the wharf
Al soon - the boat ioucbed ~ bsnb, /
swarm Of 80 gaerrill.s, commanded b,
Capt. Davidson, who we're secteted BE-
hind the pile Of wheat, rushed pn board
They we're fully armed -eaeh nan bear-
ing csrhios and two OF more tssolvers.
They isstaatly commenced 6risa through
the lower desk, and soon wers AIongside
the Captaia, elerk, pilots and engineers,
with cooked pistols pointed at their beads.
Having c,mpIets possession ofkhe boat,
they orderd the mate to take Tbs whes,
and their horses, twenty in nuAber, 90
board; when tho boat Vas ordeid BY the
guerrilla chief 20 pursue her journey up
the river. which order wss executes
They robbed The boats safe Of s7oO. the
officers and crew OF s6I8, and sh1 pas.eD
gers Of Sl ,298 65. total Of S2l6 I6, ,66,
T~o Snarned soldiers aboard verb killed.
AZ Hx~esviise the boat vas released. -
r ST. Louis Ds,patch.
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"
9oesans Antoroaa 8Dvea0o -.
Ths following .rsesss psisio. u u,
Deputy Commissiouss Of lnsssual Rsve
Esse will b Of interest 10 many per,cp,
y tbis = we'll = other localities
TR.AsuaY DEPAarnrrr. \
OSv1cs or inrsanAL REvsnUxi !
MAsaiNeroS, pscenber Is. '64.
q What, II .ny, stanp il reusirsc
vhese stsy OF cosaay deeds land fos ssxe.
9he9 eUOsideratfon is less thar 500 ?,
IA sepiy that q decd Of conveyance mad
y esty or coanty through its prope,
y !cess. T. NOS subject TO stamp duty
vhstkss The oassidsf1tisn bs less or great
er than olOO.
= "Where city or county deeds to A.
- above, and A quit-claims 10 y. coe.
siderssion, my $50, what stamp. il any, i
require ?''d
lsnsvsr that the deed from the city o.
county 70 4 i exempt Is abovs stared
The deed from "A to b Is subject 10 stsmr
duty, aod where the consideration. b.,
which | mean the actuaI value Of tho
premises conveyed, does not exceed $500.
the stamp dsiy will be ffty eAots.
.. do tag receipts require to be
stamped - oil other receipts 81
l seply that two receipts, made and il
sued By . county. city or town officer. d
DOT require to be stamped.
10 general, oil instramente oil IN Of.
hcial chasacter. whether deeds. bonds.
notes. orden, receipts, certificates or 9th
erwlse. i-sued or used By any United
states. county. city or toFn officer in th,
discharge Of his official duties, are exemp.
from stamp duty. E. A. RoLLrss,
Deputy Commissioner.
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IMPORTANT FROM GEN.
THOMAS.
HOOD PREVENTED FROM CRoSs.
ING THE TENNESSEE.
His WNOle Army ProbnNN
Captured.
Sinking Of the Steamer North
America.
Reports From 8avaun nah-Treublo /
Richmend-Oppositien ts JsE


Riehmead-0ppositisa ts JsE
New York. Dec. 80.
A loyal paper has bssn established .,
Savannah entitled the Loyal Georgian y
A dispatch from Washington ssys. a.
arrival here brings dates from Savsn I'D b
10 the 2S.h. AT that time heavy firing
vas heard IN The direclion Of Broad river,
and it 10 Thought "a effort was being made
10 interrupt Hsrdes-
The Rlchmoni papers are in great trI-
bulation Concerning the situation Of affsits
and their continued revrrses.
The Redmond Enquirer strongly urgts
that jeff. Davis be deposed ~ Comnsn-
der-in Chief Of The rebel armies aud tha,
General Lee be made Generaiissimo
10 replyslhe Sentinel, JEFF . organ
says no important enterprise is under.
taken without consulting Lee.
The Examiner also urges the elevation
of Lee, saying both Coniedsrstes and
Federal will feel that strong and stead J
hand is at last upon the wheel that il
means business aud battle, aud will make
their arrangements accordingly. This
says the Examiner, is in the suppositior
that Mr.. Davis il capable of an act so san.
and wise. which may be greatly doubted d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-31

ELsvES HUNDRED MoRs.-On Frids,
night eleven hundred more OF Hood,
men capfured By Gen. Thomas. arrived
at Camp Douglas and we're quartered 10
White Oak Square till mornlng. Ate,
being duly enrolled, they were marche Q
into the !" Bull Pen.H Several were
barefoot, - we're those who came on
Wednesday.-t Chicago Tribune Of Sat
urday.
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DOR SALE.
Six Good Mares!
SELECTED AND BRoUGHr oUT FROM OHIO.
They can be seen by calling at
J. l.. ESTES, STABLE, IN KE0KUE.
dccz- -i1m ]. CURTIS.
TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
~ Dis.EIcr ny Iowa. Sss.
UyrrED aaAFgs MsssHALs 0rficE,
kEoEus, Dec. 26, 1864.
PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY.

thereby give notice that by yi5tus Of
rert and nonitian isu Of the oec hn Clerk Of
thu United States District Court in and the District
of Iowa - directed In the following cause
Wit. Geurge " Onion, mariner and iibcllsHt. against
tbs boat Dessso her engines, machine, fsrIi
tur~ tackle and sppsre in civil and maritime for
.ensnd If contract for wagesthree hundred and
eniy collars, DID, the 2th day a December ls64
Nonirnse landing. the Mississippi Ri In the county
of lee and Of Iowa. ia ai District nf Iewa
and take my posses for safe ensioy, ard do
detain the described steamboat nes tu her
chin-ry, furniture engines tackle aud apr nret and
hereby give pubic notice that the time assigned for
the OF said ant " Tuesday the St cry Of
February, les and hereby aim nsh and all
persons csimng any interest in the said described tean
boat ~Desuts. her engine machinery, furniture,
tackle aud apparel, knowing or hasfae anything 70
saw why The came shonld BE- condemned and sold %
answer demand Of said liJllat that they be and a
pesr before the said District Court fer the southerh i
vision Of the pi-tficf Iowa at return ter 70 oe be-
run and holden said District Cont reon en- anesday
the sth dAv OF February Keokuk, Iowa In said BIS
tr;rs on The last named day towit Tuesday. the Iih
Tv II psiruarv rs g. ~len aud Nhrre said canse will
L. heard then and interpose thsfr c'aims snd
sal libel and make their alleastons in that be-
half ~ - ,,as =. -. @ u
de- 2T-d4w bs u.f1LluNs pepay
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Expedition Towards Mobile.
New Orleans. Dee 2a,
Vic q .irn 2l M

via Cairo. 30.
The news Of the capture OF Savannah
caused general rejoicing among the Union
people and q corresponding depression
among the rebe!s..
Markets considerably excited.
An expeditions, uoder Major Genersl
Granger, Of considerable force. landed at
Pascsgoula Or the fifteenth and pushed
rapidly on towards Mobile. A skirnisI
occurred on the fifteenth near FsaskIir
Greek and the rebels we're quickly routed
Many people rejoieed at the sight of Unios
forces.
The navy rendered valuable assistance
to the troops in landing.
Two tin clad guaboat have gone u
Pascagoula river thirty miles and every
thing is rogressiDg fsvorabIy.
A refugee reports but Eve ihoussn,
militia in Mobile. and that strong Uaiol
sentiment prevails there.
A large reflection Of FIRE vas ob-ervet
near Mobile, on tho 18th, sapposed TO b.
caused by burning cotton.
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W W.,iag.on, Dee. 50.

There is 70 probability Of the discon-
tinuance Of the bon,bardmert of the forts
defending Wilmington by Porter ualess
ordered SO By The Government.
The steamsr Arsgp arrived last night
with Capt. M.rshman and forty seven
passengers If the steamer North Ameri
ca. ftom New Orlean+, foundsred at sea.
She had 20t sick soldiers. Ia cabin pas
sengsrs and = crew Of a. men Ssx,y-two
persons wers saved and one hundred and
ninety Eve lost.
The North America left New Orleans
Ion the 18th With .03 .ick soldiers, f2
cabin passengers and a crew Of a. men
Sprung leah, Oh the fad at D. m. and
spoke the bark Mary Slbble which prom.
,sed to stay and receive every body aboard
if pseessaFg. At gao ahe vster put the
6sss out a6d the bosts got resdy Il 3:3(
and ssse:sd, tho 6sst boat with The Chic
Engioeer and oil lady fassengsrs. Sis
boas nAds esrs got aboAfd. Tie seveoii
boat Left at DARK With Purser Psttis ant
feight men and arc supposed TO be lost
ss. they never seached the bark. Th,
leighth and las. bost With the Capt. firs
aud secoad officers and eight men, lee
ths North America 1t 7:6O .. %. Th,
lboa,s we're hois ed aboard of the harre !
te .. M, II being ishpossible to return i
The steamer that nights The bark mad
lsail and proceeded toward the steamer
her lights I'll in sight, distance ous abou
lsix miles. Aleu- I O. IN. the liphts dia
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Nfm Embellishments.


IL insthe Pest o5ce, at Kcekuk, the seth DAY Of
De. 1854.
TITO obtain any these letters the applicants mu,
call for sfcssd fesfsrs give the date his is and
pay cent for advertising
21f not called for within asHfA they will be ser
10 fh- Dead Letter ofiee.
n BA reqssse for the cfs letter tire write,
unclaimed within thirty days or less written printe
with the writer's PastsEss and State aeross IL
lefthand epd of the envelope, the face side viii
complied with At the nsua prepaid Of postage pay
ahle whea the letter u delivered 70 the uriter-See
Lav OF 1802
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yHERIFF's SALE.

srarso, lows, Irr ccusrr-ss.
~ virtue of special EXECUTION to nil. directed ssre5
~ the Clerk Of the District Court Of sad euuty IN earor
of +. n Allyn. AMI aSan.t J! r. EerIl.h ana r To-
nax, hare levied upon aid viii sell to the highest
airr At the FROST door II the Clerks Ofce u the s-
tet Court o. lee county Iowa. ~ Kesuk Ia said cr-
~, shes0th day Of Ja,marr A D fBf5 Letw.sb ti.
'aours oi clock A. VI and O'Clock vi NJ commencing
- -ecock r. W. OF said day the fo,sexing property,
towit: The rear hal os eight s nine Ff ten gEJf
eleven land twelve f2 and the whole Of lst seven
All IN block nirety aine s. 10 The city Of Keokuk
Lee couhfy, Iewa.
Taken, -ve apon and be sold bf order OF Ccurt to
xsfisfy said writ ofexecution.
Keoknk. bee a. -. IsRAFt ANDERSON
Prfnters Fce 81 co. eheti5 Iee a Ia.,.
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E1sss NeU 4Ot2s -. ~.
The Times. correspondent defAile q.
operations Of the land forces sgaioss 1or'
Fisher:
IL appears that the I4sd New Kofl
ffyt reached the shore. Thsy advseced
btt short distance when they charged
and carried Flag Pond battery, eaptur riug
sitfy.f prisoners. We found i'd the
wosk one 68-pounder which had been
dissbooutsd BY the feet, and . great
quantity of small arms.
The garrison surrendered without 6rine
a shot.
a party Of $50. of to the rear, dis.
pefssa 90 being Cred upon. They thss
marched toward Fart Fisher, and seon
actually advanced under cover OF the
guos Of that work, as they were % asar
the guns could not be depressed saf
icien,ly to take eject upon them. They
charged . rsdoubt and captured Gag -
One Of tbsir namber c,e 4 up 10 40 aaxie
of the For. and shot mounted orderly
just arrived with dispatches, and cap
sured his dispatches and the mule be
rode.
. Sson afterward company depleyed to
the right and captured over 600 rebels
who we're marching down . rosdsp.
10 the meantime ether regimeots land
ed and formed 10 line. making il Ill
about 3, 1000 out Of tho 1900 in the ex-
petition.
Another regiment was sent to follow
the l42i, but ordered to return afte,
skirmishiog = little with the enemy in
the woods 10 the direction Of Half Moon
battery.
These particulars include al that was
accomplished BY The lasd forces.
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| NUW Ypk, BlU. 80.
The latsst pebei FuoRspapers secsive
oenssja > moniioeto lfon JET Dsvis. riein
sotloe that ~ pate Dsoast -. Basles
coscerned ia 10 oaptnrs Of vessela d
Lake Erie aad IN Attempt to seize ID,
Usited States steamer Michigan and lib
crate tho rsbsl prisouers Il johnson
Islea6, Who Wae ieoeaaly RECESSED fFon
arrest ip Toroato, = ! rsgslariy eomnis
stoned oliesr 10 The rebel navy, and NJ,
dispatched from Richmosd specially To-
thepsrposs efssecu,ing the work whicl
hs en0sosoSed T. carry out.
Some Of shs RiVhmoud parcrs ast
nrgsat in their dsmsnd that Gen. L~e
sboald Be nsde eommaader 10 chief o
all the sebsl armies OF dictator.
In the rebel House Of Representative,
on the 24th . resolution declaring tha,
the writ Of Habsas Corpus ough. not q
be suspended vas defeated ky III mega.
tive to 81 Affirmative voted.
The RiSnmend Ssusinal foresees /
iormuble winter ssmpaign BY the national
armies against Chaslsstou and Augusta
& The r chmond Sentinel of the z6.h
says the evacuation Of Nsvannah By o.,
troops and the occupation Of tbs city By
Sherman's army. both oh the 2Ist,
si~ply gytss the enemy another ppist on
snv c0aSs. The ooess froat Of faeosGia
will Be exposed, ike the ocean front ol
North Csrolius and Virginia, to speciss
of hostility shat vill anooJ vithou. wesk
ening rs and without strengthening the
foe It is probable, however, that :
Formidable attempt on Charleston viii b
an ssriv consequence OF tbs fall of Ssvsu-
nab Foster Already holds . fortised
position within mile Of Coosaws.chis
Point on she ssilraad bstwses Charleston
snd Savannah. IS miles from ,he lstter
city and 6l from 0harlsstoa. We pre-
sumo Hardee msde no halt between
Savannah and Coosa y stshie, bat at once
abandoned thst sectioa OF the railroad
and placed himself whore his commuui
ca,ion with Charlestou woald b. more
secure.
IL Sherman. now relieved Of anxiety
concerning the state of affairs ia Tenn
shall cooperate 10 % enterprise against
Charleston, furthsr contraction Of oar
lines may become necessary.
Pursuis Of Hssd-Repertsa Capture si
his Army.
PhilsdsIphia, Dec 80.
The Bulletin hss The following special
dispatch
Nashville, Dec 20.
The statement that Hood had crossed
the river is doubtless untrue. The very
latest news from the front 10 that yeatcr
lay while Thomss wss pressing Hood on
the river banks. he vas trying 70 lsy his
pontoons, bss cosld not maize .ay pro.
gress, ~ our epnboass we're shslliag his
working psrties,
Stsedman reached Decatur on the 26,h
With large force and VS. also ,brea,en
iag Hooi.
There sis . rumor this morning thai
Thomas had attacked, routed and csptur
ed most Of Hood sfrasmen,ary army, bal
il needs cont smasios.
PrisensFs Fsen Fsst TiaAer.
New York. Dec. 80.
The Commercials Washington .pecia
says the prisoners captured At Fart F,she
have arrived 10 that city. Many Of then
are mere boys.
Doubts are expressed lest Mr. Fesser
den viii extend the TINS for c!osiog the
issae OF The 10 ~ lo.n beyond January
7lb.
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RANKER'S NOTICE We, the un.
dersgssf Banks and Bxakers Of the city Of X CO.
1nA hersoy agree 70 hose erpec Of b.i
neS es MSnaas tre "a day o 1S65
IL . Mpiidsy. Gt0. G. aNpERkoN 4 co.
WM. TlONPcOS 4 CO.
X 3. Fo0TE, rashcr
decco-e2t o. g. ii aLE Cashier.
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Pfissnsss Fssn Fsrt riaAer.
Kaa.Ynrk naa &c

4SdW otA. LOU. CU-
The Oommerciafs Washington special
says the prisoners captured At F.rtF,she
have arrived in that city. Many Of them
are mere boys.
Doubts are expressed lest Mr.. Fesser
den witi extend the TINS for closiog the
'ssas OF The 10 ~ lo.n beyosd January
7lb.
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T1OR REYT-A Houso With e;-

rooms situated on tie corner Of iath and Franklin
ssreets. having good Tfny eistert lot enclosed ly
sooi fnee. inprov.d with tra1ng fruit tsets, grape
vines, &c, Will be rented 10 careful family u rent
nagreeabie the wishes TO board with the
Appty on the premises TO WILLIAM EcEtEoY.
dsc29 div
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NsCAPED FROM THE POST IN

front ~ brEse Pay Horss fonr years old this
ontng spnz without shoes liz il int recovering from
tH- disten and uudf the ise- Any pet.ou
will be rewarded y delivering sn at EAy house,
. 9Th s,sd Concert street,, heekak-
dsc1s-d1i J. l. GCRTIs.
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Dcuihs Of Soldier

IN THE HOSPITALS IN AND ABOUT NEw-yORK,
From April 90 10 Me- s. l-t4.
ErPoEryp WEEKLY YoR THE sEw A. J.
CONVENIENT UNDERTAKEN
Barnes, Chr g. 10 Co Ioth Battery residence when
cnli.tr1 given.
Benson John H. age 49, Go. l. 9Th NJ y Vols residence
when enlisted New York tity.
Cook Jures p 60. B 18th ~ Y. Artillery residence
when ,E,ted. Gaspogt, Niagara Co. n. y
Caple Hamilton ase a. To- 10th y. Y Battery, re.idenc.
when IN lied New York
Durham, Ahrem. age - Co. G. ION \. II residence rheu
euist~d lot gwen.
Drury " c. age y 90 - 18th Vermont, re.idesce when
enlisted ~; gwen.
Dovinport vaIsiine "a Co H. .h Pa residence when
enlisted SaylefS burgn Pc.
GALWAY. Thonas II. Go. X, 10th Ind reideDes when
enlisted not s!sen.
iurd VIM sse H. Go. O. 9Th ~ Y residence when enlisted
not gwen
johnson Sylvester az. g. Co T. 9th U. s. C. T residence
when enlisted. N.wYork City
Kusnz Ludwig (Gernanl ese a. 20. q. 1h Y re'idence
owben enlisted hewioIk City.
Kirh VIM. residence when enlisted. New YorS
Parei ~ d. ~ Co g. 10Th w. recruit, residence when
enlisted, not given.
PoDJe Edwin D. age IS Co Il, 2Jh Mass residence when
enlisted ha.-schuset-
Ros Wan. ase Go. D. Is5th n. Y; residenee whep enlist
81, not given
Sheridan Andrew aso 49, Co D. te,h Ohio residence when
enlisted not given.
Well. George W. age - Co. 80, 10Th " Y Artillery; resi-
dence when enlisted not given.
Young David n Co. 49, lOth Battalion Reserve Corps
residence When enlisted, New jersey.
Reid. james f. age TO- Co b, 18th No foAdsns when
listed Bath Me.
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k.CoHB BOARD.
WEpNEspAY, NAY ll-r. n.

Gold opened at l743, rose TO 176l, fell tn
49,. and closed at 3 p. IN. st l74!Sl7ii Upon
the street AL stocks we're in active demand al
higher rates At the Stock Exchange Govern
rents were steady; Is of 1881. Registered, ll3a
n5; Coupons. ll4l GllJ; zoos Registered. lO6Qi06i
April 73Os 40. Gil; Michigan Is, $3.50 Tennessee
g. so aoO Georgia o. 56a60; North Carolina g. '71
81; Missouri Co. 7ldTli: Canton Company, 40l 40.
euieksilyer Mining Coz s0a0U; Delaware aud hud
son 225 Central Coal 69i Cumberland Coal g.. 20;
American Coal g10lO0; Pacific Mail. 22o bid; New
York Central 1924 Gls9s Erie Railway, D2all2t, do
preferred lG7QlO7!; Hudson River. i:g: Harlem.
eO Reading. 1921 al32,; Michigan Central Hsd
Nli; Michigan Southern 95aeji; Michigan Scnihera
Guaranteed l, a 10; Panama 2i5 1850 Illinois Cen
trial 1878 Ql27i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh lOs llO;
Stocks have been active and close az another subst
bal advance. Prices have been quite irregular under
fee sales realize the rapid profits Of the past three
tays There was some buing 10 cover Shorts, bat ;he
chief support Of the markets came from new buyers
Cor an advance based upon large dividends, and
certainty Of continual heavy earnings and easy
Money market the military news Stimulates a good
Seal Of buying upon the theory that with receding Gold
Railways viii, though decreased cost Of supplies show
large net earnings and retain their present gross trsc
Railway bonds are offered sparingy, and iew ist and
ID Mortgages on leading ines be had. Free STATE
Bonds. bank Shares and Insurance Stocks he'd OF
nigh prices and Of Investment securities there WAS
aeveT small amount upoa the market as st pres
emit At the Second Board prices showed a decline
from the extreme street rates bu, closed steady
The closing price. were Cold, I7ei; New York Con.
trsi 1914; Erie, ll0i; Hudson River 1873; Michigan
Southern 81 Illinois Central l25i Cleveland and Pitts
burgh. 1896 Galeoa 49, Rock Island llOs. Fort
Wayne and Chicago ll2i Cumberland ~. Quick.
silver. ~. At the NcwYork Ainiag Ercaanse the
following we're the quotations:
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CITY GOVERNMENT
Ecord of Aldermen.

IOrr1crAII SPECIAL SEssIos-W ednesday May IL lse<
2o'coek y "a. J
The Board me. pursuant, to the following esl; ga.
SEwYOIk, Nay 10. 1884
sIp. Yon will please notify the members u tiss Board
Aldermen in Special Session IN the Chamber 81 t
Bocrd IN the City Hall, OIL Wednesday the ittn . AIr
occl o. r for the transaction Of such public aasinss
may cone before the Board.
LEWIS H. RYERS Alderman Ninth District.
JOSEPH SHANNON. Alderman Sixth District
JOHN HARDY Alderman Eleventh Dstrict-
JOHN 70 Alderman n. District.
CPAS. J. CHIFP Adefman srFenth District.
PETER MASTEkSON, Alderman Thirteenth Dis,ies
JAMES MCMAHON, Alderman Fourth District.
JOHN 4. HENRY, Alderman Third District.
JOHN b. OTTiWELL, Alderman Fourteenth District
JACOB A. Lone, Alderman seyeJteeuth Distric.
PrssentJohn a. Henry, ESD, PTesidrat IN the Chair an
the following msnbers:
Aldermen Jone. Chip, Mcknight Hardy and Msaerson-A
The roll bay beer called quorum not appearing ne
President announced that the Eoard stood adjourned wihoa
day. d. I. 'ALESIiNh' S"'I
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CITY ITEMS.
ANNlvERsARIRS
IhursddU. Mau IL.


curacn AMI SLAVERY soCIErr.-Annser.sIy needing or
Thrdsy evening May r. o'clock at tho Cbarch Of the
Pnritans. Addresses by Parker Pil.bury TIM Rev Nj
French from Port Royal, tho Rev d. Cheover Edward Gu
bert, ESQ., aud others with appropriate music
AnERIcAH TEMPERANCE UxIoS.-Auuiver.ary meeting In
Irving Hall Of Irving place and East Fifteenth street at
Z. p m speakers-Gov Rockingham, Connecticut Row Dr.
Tying Pesiden, Of Hamilton College Gov. A. Cookman the
Rev. slr. Strictly. and Rev. Dr.. marx.
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION The Temperance Convention
In connection with the American Temperance League take.
place this morning at 10 O'clock and In the sfernoon at
O'CLOCK at Cooper Institute. Delegates lou c different
States viii be present
WoHEss LOYAL NATIONAL LsAouE.-tnnvefsary eroy.
cises will be held at 10 O'Clock H. In the Church OF the
Puriians, Union square.
usIos COMMISSION "A meeting Is to be held ,u Me Cooper
ton plan to aid the American and Christian Union
snd pro.perty by aiding Union portions Of the South with
Northern charities employment facilities emigration minis,
ers teachers ard publications. to be addressed by the
Dr. Kirk, tho Rev. J. T. Duyes the Hon Eli Thsyer and
others Preliminary meeting Ia the place ct o'clock
AMERICAN CONGREGATIONAL USIoS.-Annusl social re-
union in Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, a. u m DR. Bacon
will preside speskers-Rev I. L. Cuyer, Rev T. s. Has,
inss, Rev DR.. WHEY Rev. II. W. Beecher Rev DR. Kirk
and George Thomp.oa Of England Business meeting for ,hs
election Of officers h ssme place st 4p m.
AnEAIcAS BIBLE SociKrY Tho anniversary exercises
win be held in Irving Hail. Of Irving place ana Eat
Fifteenth street, ct 10 O'Clock spssksrsRev Dr. Marx
HeDSiss Rsv Dr. Sunderland Revssty Johnssn IT, Of Bst.
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