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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

NEW YoRK, Dec. %
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says the Southern Members of Congress elect
held caucus yesterday, and decided to re-.
turn to their homes, leaving one from each
State to represent them before the Joint Com
mittee of Congress.
The Posts Washington special saws Mr..
Van Dykes friends are confident or his an
pointmsnt as Collector of the port of New
York: He is strongly recommended BY
prominent citizens
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23
Rs.Aev.l Of M. L..s.l.,. Remains.

stsss -.ss..s ST. Louis, Dec. %.
The remains Of President Lincoln were re-
moved yesteriay from the Receptacle Vault
at Oak Ridge Cemetery, Springfield, to the
new vault erected near the site Of the propos-
ed monument
The remains Of Mr. Lincon's children
were placed ia the same vault
Robert Lincoln and the Directorssof the
National Monument Association were present
at the removal.
Heavy snow has fallen on the Plains. Over
twenty trains are snow bound at different
points, and large number of their animals
were dying from cold and starvation.
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SACRAMENTO, Dec. 81

SACRAMENTO, Dec. q.
!. The Legislative excursion to Collar, on the
Pacific Railroad, took place to-day. The
road was found in excellent condition
frank fixley bought for the ! Yuba railroad,
the California Central ailroad and rolling
stock for $7S,55O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23
New YoRK. Dec, %.

J. Ward, for the murder of policeman
Walker last August, was to-day sentenced TO
the State Prison for life.
In the case Of the Union Bank against
Kstchun1 Sons, to-day, the Supreme Court
rendered verdict against the latter Of
Sax; 900. -. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

BEAUTIFUL SoFr AND GLOSSY HAIR.-
Those wanting fine and glossy hair please
read the card Of George Gabus, ia another
part Of this paper. Cabus' Tonic is perma-
nent cure for the dandruff; cpres scurf, erup-
grey hair to its original color decl9-2m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

| CHESTER, Pa, Dec. y. =
| Circle of the Fenian brotherhood was
formed her last night, numbssing eighty five
members. sa@
| Resolutions were unanimously adopted,
sustaining @ Mahoney; and $50 were sub
scribed to the Fenian Treasury
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

MR. TRIMBLE, of Abba, had one hundred
and sixty dollars removed from his pocket
book by one of the light fingered gentry at
Abba, Thursday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

ToRoSro, c. W., Dec. %.
The Governor General declines accepting
the resignation of Hon Geo Brown. The
members of the Government have been sum-
moned to Montreal to meet his Excellency.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23
A LETTER to the Ailledgevtlle Journal says

a IH1 IN 70 Va1o m ~U"0"tN say
That distinguished Georgian. Hon. A. H.
Stephens, is here, to aid by his wisdom and
prudent counsel, this Legislative body to re-
place Georgia among the sisterhood, and ele-
vate her to her original position. His very
presence is like : blast from Roderiok's horn
worth thousand men. His health is bad,
and he looks more like dead man than q
live one.
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New Advertisements.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
- the Post Once, q Keokuk, on the 23d day Of
Dscsohsg, 1855.
10 obtain any ofthsseletters, the applicants mmst
call for sissytissd issrs give the date OF his list and
pay cent for advertising.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

RocHssTm, N. r., Dee. q.
Wilson, ~ muEdersR Of DOCev v1t Portage,
was hung to-day at Geneseo, between De
hours Of and 2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

THs Alba Usios says that ssslsi9hi1g u
! Up top''ia hat locality. Co. Is hs1s, whsa
~ have ~ Snow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

The Charlton Patriot has new editor, one
Capt Woodward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

THs Republican says that Judge Wright
spent few days in Keosaaqua the fore part
of this week. ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

tss VI - NEw YoRE;sDec. q.
Gold open st 146. Closed ct l16j.
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To THE PoINT.-The Alexandra Gazette
says: The following is a rerbatim ct Haeratim
report of the evidence given in the Magis-
trates' Court by negro named Doctor Jones,
who accused another negro named Washing
ton, Of stealing his watch
'.Tse named Doctor Jones-named so cause
old master named Doctor. ! was sittn in de
shop; my watch hanging up on the wall.
Dat niger tpointing to Washington come
in-sot down-got up-went out-and de
watch was dismissed. OATS all know about
Il -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

CoSGBEss has adjourned till the 9th of
January. The Missouri Legislature has ad-
journed till the 9th Of January.
1t was in view Of this custom Of adjourn
ment for the Holidays, that the Iowa Consti-
tutional Convention fixed the meeting of the
Legislature on the second Monday of January.
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Iowa Items.

DIR. Phillip Harvey, of Burlington, has been
made Lieut.. Colonel BY brevet and has
been appointed Pension Examiner for his
portion of the State. So says the Ha,rkeye.
The Mount Pleasant Home Journal says
that large number of manufacturers in the
First Congressional District, through igno
rance OF the law or some other cause. have
failed to make proper returns to the revenue
officer. The Harkeye says the cases are so
numerous that they look likf wilful attempt
to evade the law. The matter is being thor
oughly looked after. The First District is
not the only one in trouble dn this account
The residence ofSamuel Zediker in Mus
catine, was DESTROYED by fird on Friday night
of last week.
The Fenians Of Iowa have contributed
about $4,000 To the general fund of the organ
ization.
The Boonsboro Inder, and. we believe,
the Boonsboro Adrocate ALTO, are about to
remove TO the new town of Bpone. which is the
present western terminus of khe \. W. Il. r.
in muss at Dubuque d few nights since,
Valentine Wolf, German, was struck with
bindgeon, and injured severely, perhaps
fatally. We CLEAN from the Herald.
George Jones, rebel sbn OF an ex Uni
ted States Senator from this State, is now veg
itating II Selma, Alabama. de- we learn from
the Dubuque Herald
DR.. J. +. Grimes of Wdpello, has been
appointed Pension Examiner for Louisa coun-
ty. So says the Wapello Repubiican.
A precious bigamist BY the nrme of Cady,
who has about three wives, and the Lord
knows how many more, WAS arrested at Mon
ticeilo. Jones county. not lonlg since He had
his examination, and the propfs were so1nani-
testify against him, that he was sent to the Jail
at Anamosa, to await the etdict of a jury in
the District Court.
Perry wilson Turner, q carpenter, FELL
from bridge al Moscow in Nuscatine county
day or two since, and was killed instantly.
lie was at work repairing th4 bridge when the
fatal accident took place. We CLEAN from the
Muscatine Journal
Wilson Booth, son of f. Ii. Booth. of the
fremont House in Knoxville. was killed by a
fall from a carriage in that place few davs
since. The Republican say that the horses
attached to the carriage, made a sudden start
and ran away, upsetting the vehicle, and dash
ing young Booth with great violence to the
earth. He was sixteen years of age
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

Ar the banquet given 70 ScHuYLEs CoLFAx
in Baltimore, he shrewdly and aptly stated
the whole policy Of judicious rsesustruction
thus rns -fsssas4s
In the minds of all, the foremost subject of
thought-the policy of observation-disclosures
quires some attention. l would say, as was
written by the great drsmatist-
sIf 'twsrs done when Ills dose,
Then 'twere well it we're done quickly
If we are certain that it were we'll done
when tie done, then 'twere well If it were
done quickly. But il It we're not we'll done
when 'tis done, then we should make haste
slowly. General applause.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-23

A SHREwD JuRok-The st. Louis Necs
says: saa
g 1t is frequently the case that one half the
jurors summoned at the criminal term are
Germans and Bohemians, unable to under
stand the English language, and have to be
discharged in consequence. The other day
while jurors were being questioned as to the
fact whether they had expressed an opinion in
the Starr case, and also whether they could
eonseientiously hang man if guilty, one of
the jurors took advantage of pretended igno-
rance of the language, and was dismissed
He appeared unable to understand ques.
tions. even in regard to his name, occupa-
ton, &C., except through an interpreter. His
Ignorance of the tongue appeared SO dense
that the Judge said, You may.go, sir These
words were no sooner out than the man jump
ed up and left the jury-bo without waiting
for the interpreter to give him the meaning of
the words. The trick was so transparent that
the spectators burst out in a roar of laughter
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Pns.enrera ArriYesi.

In steamship City ~ wa,hing,oa. from Liverpocl-M,
Wilson. Mis-, y. WoM r Dick, Madame Bogue,. mi' r.
Mar.h br. Price, y. Wolf John pics, T. Marsh, nj
Read q. Collins r. Knowles, M. Ctrson and frniy j.
j. Her,i. Mr Sh-d Rev. u. r. Mclaughlin. VI MitshS,
D. Tnnmss J. IIoItor H. o. Houshom G. H. Chz.c, ismiy
,ui servant A. Behrn- y. J. Kdsu. Il Hes ny. Misc Fer
su-cn hr, Msr.ba Mrs SHARP, Msrtts Boyd w m Or.y
j. Furu-r Nj asst ton, X. fudnsn, c. +. W.boef hiTs
Weber. ". H. Dar.msn, W. Emerson. r. o. DC onnsil 4
WIFE, Hood, L. Scharten. y Cameron Nd hcOtssor
W Whwonh and wife, A. Wsrneli, hr. bonton. W shaIa
J. W Cox. D. Andsf.on. w. And.rIon. }: ID; ,sspst
rockr Mr. Has snd fsrly, Mrs Wilson. MI Dixon VIM
A. xhsm and vifs DAVID Howe, 4 Murray, hes"' " n o.
Rob nson ~ t. Ncimsn, acPhal, blanchard A. biNnchsd
hslt md family Potter, Ms'"s Poster. j. Parker. A. De
lsnq,e snd VIE w IL. kl,yioo.. A. bees j. T.y1f, %
T. Grsy Cha Levi Il. Wilson. Montgomery, o. w Lu.b
Il. ". fomb-s howard snd wfS. w. Mcknight y j. Nc
Knight ; lisz.,. Goo. Grctory, h. d. Pratt Rooeriso1'
Os sd wife g. T. Cooke. T. Gs.lowoy Hing Norton. G. j.
JeHis Mi., Wrsy, hessra Bonodaie, kearuey, Murphy
and family. Wychof 49, .
In STEAMSHIP iiauss from Fremen-r Hd.lerandt. w v
Sachs C. kennedy Frey Snd sls,.r H. GrnS.in and brother
NJ Wscht-l H. Sonntss and son. r. ltirte, H.ene "I"r
A. T. H. pp- sLd family. W. ftwn. NJ lager sud dau.h
ter 4. spr.se aud family J. C. Ru'h }. horPo and WIFE,
Anna C,aus.eu. y. Sohwsr aud wife PsF-s
Nsu.cn, r. hollIug. o: Cram ard wife, " ,ro,
,ie M.ra Forster. l.. Pb.lippi, J~snste Wei.
and daughter W. seLnos and wife nf Msrsw,od end !sp
10 Rev a'r Van Mast DoTo,hss Bose, kmlis Mol e' =
Fea.enfed II. schnia, J. Bat mann sud children sonu
and anl, q. Christ and vile Juls Buse, pos
cher C. sirobr~yer. Ella Wener 81 Mari. o. A. Schwartz
and wife o. A. Eeiemas and family = Schu's. L. Bu'n"n
thai Louisa Bauer mott aud chi c. Nilsnser. Ernua
.nd daurht.r R ca. J. ". NoTtlnann, T.
c. Bertrand, {. kmsr otiiie hnchwoscf g. H. 'oseier
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sIzXPPlNG yNTELLIGENCR.
PORT W sEw-YoRK. ..Areusr %.
CieNrt<.


Ship Conbdsnee Johnson. NevOrleans, w. A. Nelson
Ship Victory Brsrs, Live pod y. Ogden
BARI Gydrn Eleccr khodes Barbados, H. Toos bridge
Son -. 80,
BARK Morning isf Waugh S,ntisro, Cubs, Wsytel CO
Eask Ptii~uA Davis. Tune Island. Miller iiouEhton
Bns Ai-sssndro Bartoomee. Genoa. sl,coveh. Asrere
Smith Cror.istes.
Brig W H. Di,elow Chisholm TURKS fslsud o. y fenn.
ton. -
Prie Trenton, Aiberton Phiad-9his Miller Houshion.
Bfig LorsnA Htp~nDy, AmbYy. Dcafloin Br,.-
Irg Emily Fisher. Psftins swan Island, Brett. sol Go
Btix ssIa.on DAVIS Cet.e, Y. Rutbaud GO.
Rrg }. II. Crowley Dr.io, n l.ds.Pi, G. u. swain
sotr Harriet kysS, Snow, he~ Lcdcrd Fsiss'on
Wood.
schr saml Cashier jr. Robinson Phusdeirh.s. C. Is
SWAN.
Schr Dwight Dawson. We,uaoro, Wilmington. Pief.On
Co ms
sch Southern Cross DR.. George, t. John, ". d. IL
Eefof /. 60.
setr WIN. Smith (Br.l. Lavender. Bridgeport, &. r.. o
Wfec.wlisht
sclr surprise. Bar, Soson. n. s. Racket Son
sclf ;. d. iravcr, Nr'y. Baltimore, \. Abbott
scir Con,oy. Merrill, Losiou W. J.. Brown.
Seir Two Msrys -. Elchr oud. BENTLEY smith Co
schr Nilsso Queen Nick@fson. ti.if,E. +. Whi n>u.
schr Yiols, Sherman. rhlaiophis, simpson Cl.PP.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, 1868

m, ~ m and Son .. m. Sunday trsin.. o.
To Psekstiu. BY steamer Norwsik, from pier fcot
Of Harrison ST.. n r.. daily. without excsp,ion)
al la IN. Lands ct 3Dth-st.
70 Philadelphia by New. Jersey Railroad, foot o.
Courtlsnd st., T. 10 and III a. m, IL m.. andSp
m. and IL midnight SUNDAY ..................
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Cos Lima
dsiy. from pier 81, foot Of Robinsonst N R., d ,
To Station Island by steamers from Pier No l9N
r.. near Dey st. a. !. g. 1870 . M, 1880. ~
~. M On 5undsys.s, 1880, l2m., l:30. ,, <;D
To Troy. bystesmers VANDERBILT and Rip Van Win
HE, daily. (Sundsys inolnded) (Ss,urdsys eI-
cePedl pier % n. r.. :..............:........ p
To Washington. by NewJersey r. X foot Of
Courtisndt,t.. aud llt a m, p M, srdb
midnight y '"'
To Whitss,one, Green wich and Norwak. by steam
er John Romtr, lesves pier a. daily teIeepsine
sunday at.
for further information IN reFsd TO Railroad Time Isois
zee Advertisements In smother psIt Of this paper
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RuIL,s HRAp. Mondau, AUG. 2a.AThe market

BULLS HBAD, Monday, Aug 2-.AThe market
opened this morning nth 33l7 buocks sale e. the
yard at Forty-fourth st. and Fifth.ave. whicn IS a
very fair supply for the weekly market day. In ad
<kioD that there have been sold here AT head in
Guiding 100 10 Government; Bergen. ll9l head sent
direct 10 butchers, icj head; besides JOO Estimated
ct the downtown sebcs. which Will probably make up
Q tota for the week Of $500 head besde some ihat
arrive here for the second. closing dgy 81 ihe
market. Tie tOtal ll.aes Up SL ppiy Of beef which
docs not look though the couury quito exhausted,
slough cattle In some sections may b. quite scarce.
A correspondents who Trites from ~ Han Michigan.
saysi You city people VIII be obliged 20 pay an cK-
srbitspt price for beef the coming year. Tho war
has taken all the surplus cattle Of the West. Although
Che cattle drovers cKecrated by Of your city
Journals yet In truth, none Of then make money
tr the simple they have 10 buy 81 big prices
The farmers through so1r TRIBUNE keep th0rou. "
posted and OF course 80 al they can for their products
You will have TO depend The dairy secioo and tbey
will not sell cheep Wlcn butter and cheese bring 80
lucrative prices az now. Dairy business Is the most
profitable that farmers engage in Tho cheesemen
IN Cortland Co.. n. y are perfect Dabons" We think
Shat the writer Of the bOge here. IL would DO
difficult 20 conclude ti0t never has can
exhaust this great country. II cattle ore scarce
In any section. the prices they have sold 1T
during the last ye0r ought 10 encourage farm.
ers 10 Increase the stock and we think
them liberal prices for another year At least there is
no present appearance II decire TO sty great extent
To-day the best cattle in market selling et l6dl7c.
y nee This y nearly ~ good US last week. Ihe
nett y sde, that is good fair Illinois droges Of hand
some steers which make good beef but are not very
rich IN tallow sell at 9ic. n n dechue that TO- at is
&l6o and ordinary rough stock and poor thin sieers
range OIL the way nom iOa lic, which Is cent ower
The state Of trade al aese prices was avorabs 20 the
buyers particularly ia Tie afternoon The weather
during the week has been cool and favorable TO iho
wholesale tu'cbers To day II Is dry and not warm fr
this time OF year The quality of tie tock 10 dsy /,
not as good "a last week. and OF first quality the
supply IL quite short and first sales were
probably dear 70 butchers last week that Is for
really choice stoek i7c. Other grades were Ic. y
n Lower IN the forenoon. aud after loon the market
draggeo At lower, end business quite 10 the ad
vantage Of buyers particularly they are doing bet
Ter ON hides (Which soil at eei. v ~ and rough fat
twhicb sells a. 9o.).
The sheep market is well supplied. ye. prices ere =.
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FIRE IN SPRUCE. Sr.-At about - O'CLOCK vi
Monday morning Ere was discovered In small closet
adjoining IN. editorial rooms Of The Sunday Courier
owned bv J,mes l. Smith. on the second floor OF No.
sp,uce At. Deiors il was extnguished considerable
dsnsce wss sustained. Among the valuable pub lea
80. DESTROYED we're files Of TIE TRlBrxE and CoNre'
ond other nopers for souo yea Loss on Office iurni
49,. e.,,r.s 10 about s6O1 Insured for $1,000 IN
,Se Bn,ccrs t"mpany. Tie first floor is occupied by
Abraham j. Van winkle as a paper warehouse. ne
% ,ct vsned at $40 COO which there 10 an IN
y az sls 900 in the following companies; fome oil
Nav. Haven. Conn. 81 so; Relief 81 500 Atlantic.
e. 200. Norwich Of Norwich Conn. s2,JOOi Hanpqen
~ SDyingfeld Mass e. 500, and Bowery. e2,5o, his
l. 900 No damage was sustained by aIy OF the
other tenants.
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10 Albsp,. by Hud,on X. r., Depot Soth-.t ,nd
10,h-ave., and BY Harlem q. r.. Depot 2Gth-sL
and sth.sv. Wis lllason River =! - m, 2.t6.
sud 10. Q. NJ. Vie Harlem LA M and ~ =, ~.
Sunday raip. via udsou River, r. m. City
ears nm Z. tween Chamber and 3Oihs. station
ana City IA. aud 10th Of. station
10 Albany. landing 81 principal pscet on Tia llrd.
ron. by steamer G. Iibbara. Turadays, Thursdays
snd Saturday. ana Osnei Dew, h9ndsy, We'd
p'sdeya and Fridays ,agm loot Of De'hf's'eS-aa
To Albany, by steamer 81 John houdays We'd
nesd.yE aDd Fi1ays. and tho Hendrix Hudson.
Iue,dsyA Ihuf.days aud Saturdays, from per ~
10 sc. BY The New :i::; r. loot Of m
Courtlsndt-,t., aud il4 +. M, p. m. and Ia
To sd pc BY .s: port s cc r"
To Boston. by .:etin-rs Ciiy or Bath every sstur
dsy, and jersey Blue svary wednesday, from
pier - Z o. m.
T. bo.'On. by New London iiu., Pier - N H..
and N,ptone Line, fier n n. H., dsiiy t>u'ds,
rIcf st~cl %.
To 1s.on, BY NewH4seu H. r., sis pfinsfct.
IT, Boston aI Sy S, Haven r T. & nd l naa p m
ay via Shore Line l2i snd .. NJ. sluday..... r. u
To Cetskii. bs sesnrr Jhorfhs Powell l-oH loot
Of Franklin,t N. r.. eve, Tuesday aud Tnur.
day at p in end every - ufdsy s........... p NJ
To (fuand4 qua, k0ches'er hudHlo, ts'sn aud
Wett by krie RAILROAD. foot Of ChsHbeTs-st.f
e, lDs- ms AMI OH. Ensrant iran....... p. u.
To LoHg Branch by Reritln aud Do apere Bay X.
r. via steamboat Jesse hoyi from Dior n. r.
10 Greenpor, BY Long leland 2 IL, foot ofJsme.
alp p aud $50 D. 10.
To iIaesetsiovn End intermediate stations. by
Morris snd t'seI X. H., foot Of bsrc.ays., at
$3.50 A. ~ ssme road Tor sta ions west Of
Milbufn al a:lO y. m. Moni.to~n Ezpre.s...... p n
To Hudson. Csiskl, Bristol, and Nett Camp;
steamer leaves foot Of Harrsonst North RIVER
Monday, "Wednesday and trdsy................. m.
To Newbursh. POuehkeepsi-, Roundout and niDts
ton, landing at Coxz-n's Deck. West Point and
Milton the steamer Mary Powell daily from foot
OF D.'t,os.t',. ~ H. ......;.;...:.......:. y N.
and sprngheld--steemor,i leave Peck Slip at a
III n m
To Nov Haven, BY the New Haven B.R., 2sthst
and tthsy.. al o III .. M ~ 3;f5, a. sad p m
10 NoIwslk. Ian 'l.r al Wholesome, City lssnd
and Gresnwic steamer John komeI Pier 70
ri T., 4; trsct ~. a.
via Allentown from ooi Libsn IN Rs
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ADVERTISEMENT

JEALOUSY; its causes and cure. Signs OF
NJ AsBLEY. Portraits ard Chsrscters fRrrcBARp tho
murderer Causes Of Crime. Cosxoeosr World Within
wor!d--is Gateway In September No PHRKsoLos'cAL
JOURNAL Only 20 eta 81 year Se~s~ea have IL
Addre.. FovLxl L VILLA NevYorh
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LARCENY FROM rHH PsRsoS-while Mr..

IN. corner OF Broodway and FutOD.s. Yesterday, lie
fe some ore tugrirg nj the guardchan OF his watch
and on looking down. fouad that his tme,aeePef wa
gone He Immediately seized James @oflynn, who
was standing near him. and handed him over 70 me
custody Of All officer. The watch was found II III.
possession He WAS taken before Alderman Sorton az
lie Tombs and committed for trial.
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TRAINS LEAVE SRW.YoRK
For New Haven, lCc, SO tFL,l ll.J m IL Ia tbH~
o. tEx1 RS s. 20 aid 800 (EI.,l -. .
pcr bddgeport TOO 400 tfy.,b n.p m i2io' trI-S
400 fF.} 1 IS. l. % and 80O (Ex.l p.m
fer Milford and strrtiord. 100. II % N tsS +S'
FOR Fairfield southpor. and WestPor 10" N-SA u -
1902 -. 40 -. 80. go. ,.,s ia
9t5 80. SO. $50 tkL,)p ~
FOR barren 100 40. 100 y. a. ;35 A5O. ~ p m
For tireen~ich 100 go l1 a. 40. ;3tJ ~" agsvy't
Dor stanford TO- 10 tcr.D so, llJO a m ZIP tIh~
300 (Ex,l ~, AZ, 30 OBJ 300 TIA p ~ N A -
For Port Chester md intermediate stsiOUs, I'' WV 49,
4 m ai5, 40 40, t.SO 7O0 ?.
CONNECTING TRAINS 49,
For Boston. via Springfield so T. M. thh') 10 '@A''
Pun. . - ,ooaa ~,
Eor Boston, Vi. Shore Line. lal3, lyI) aoop u; ,.,
For HAltfold and Springfield 80" trAJ ~ N'~
Ga.,l lis, 8,o n IA. 100 ,Y,l i2lson
10 Montreal D. o. u nl 10 Northampton ,o ~.
FOR Hartford Providence and tisaAh haurosa oA '-s
70 Ne. Haven Now London and stonins'oa Hafoss~
g. c.,.l Railroad i2IS !. m- TO noIthsnfon. -,
sor Uou..tunic Railroad, T. IA. Nnd = ~
train "a. ,cting With r. ul WI fin y .u'I
a. A. piusn,id--oher day.. New Mtorh"nJ
Cor Nsnsslnck Railroad, 8.Ocs M, SO" p ~ -
tsr o.nbory and Nor.At Rsl.Ioed, .sN, ~ 8 tu- ~
CsuasAisas sleeping Care ss.schea 50 soy y ~; g.S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-29

(vY,OY.-Our market since the public sale OF last
~h has beer extremely dull prices have been ratnef
raw bat arc without QdOtable variations m"s' GU,
an are holding back for the large ssie sa'e'''u "
WHISKY-The market is fairly active ana nrmeri
..ias on TyO bbls at g. ~ for Western.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-29
CITY NEWS.

Government STAMPED NEWSPAPER WRAP
rgRs.--we are requested to Ggein remind the public
that these convenient wrappers sale at ell the
Post Offices, North and South. They have proved 70
be very acceptable % he people, and Their use is
becoming universal. They answer Tor papers scnt 10
Europe 40 well as for this country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-29

Auo. 9e-li. les bills. Flour. l05 bbs wnnhy,
Ca7 bbis Com Mes, - 900 bush hea', 800
tn.h Corn 81 600 bush Oats PIP pkgs. Ashes l,foO
0Srs Provisions 10 pigs. Lard. LEO psg' Butter
Il 100 pkRs. Oil Cake.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-29

little higher Trade In good sheep islively at
No. This 10 partly owing 10 the fact that some Sv~
sheep wers sold farmers at Albany the past .eoA
The very best lambs are worth 100 Y soos! '"N
poor ones &c. ,.A. 90,
Swine are higher. with eleven car loads on 'ne mar
het tho best OF which sell at I31l3ec- v ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-29
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY AND sTABBINd Al

rRAY-On Sunday Dight Nh WIN. kurts whl,e Suing
in Ike doorway Of bio residence No. 20 Sherns. was
ATTACHED by Wm. Amos aud Augustus M.ner VINO
attempted TO snatch his watch from NJ. pocket IN
named George Bondley each stabbed IN toe aodo
men nv TIE rasca,e. The wounds. however. are rot
serious Miner arrested, but Amos escapcl. Jus
tee Mansfield committed tie prisoner Tor cxanlnnioa