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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

The individual who contr scted ., ssyers cola
while sitting on his own front. steps, watchinx for
the fellow that had stolen in the - not
been indulging IN Pinkcrto a. Wshoo ana CaIisav.
b't'ers, for although y std NJ ds1is sAfslsin-
uiant, they do not intox saIa 7sy tAsn sssa -
you viii never b 'mAsue shsn. ~ ~ -
wHK"soH, 6Aanrr = Co, Aessfly KSsfSk
Iews-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05
SAN FRAxcIsco, Dec. 2,

Trade very dull. The rainy season has in
terrupted transportation to the interior, while
ths western market 10 stocked with goods.
Ladins imported articles unchanged. Any
pressure to sell them, however would cause
decline. Petroleum sells at 821, Barley is
at from 1o7@Il0. Wheat 202i. Stocks de-
pressed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05
OVER go, 900 FOR UNION, TICKET

The official majority for WRIGHr over TRIn.
BILE, for Supreme Judge, at the recent State
election in Iowa, was 20,e2s; and FAvlLLE
majority over SESSErr, for Superintendent of
Public Instruction, is 20, 5e7.
The vote for Governor and Secretary of
State will not be canvassed till the meeting of
the Legislature. ~sk aa ss- a "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

THE officers of the National Bank. Of low.
formed Bankers Association the othe dav.
of which Governor KmKwooD was elected
President. Resolutions we're adpp ted en-.
dorsing Secretary McCuLLocHs olicy in
favor of contraction of the Gu IRE .ncy pre-.
paratory to the resumption of specie pa,
ments, at as early day as pra csic able, con.
sistent with the best interests Of tie country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

Mas. GAsKiI.I, who wrote the s.I.ife of
Charlotte Bronte," died in England last
month, at the age of 4S. She was the wife
of Unitarian preacher at Manchester
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

Thar the negro is An initiative being seems
to be universal axiom. Let the white men
Of the South then, who profess to be So
greatly concerned over the imputed laziness
of the 'snigger," take hold and set these lazy
niggers good example Of industry and hard
labor. It would do good in many ways, be-
sides its beneficial effect as a good example.
1t is idle people that the devil always sets at
work to do his business, and it is important
that there should be as few down South to enter
into his service as possible. Ifthere had been
none such we should never have had this
sccursed rebellion with its million woes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.
The President hssrecognixed Lais De Arce
as vice Consul Or Spain HI new Y0rK. Juan
jos Barsel, Consul General for the RspahGc
Of Nitarsuss, in the same city; Ferdipaid
Notz Consul Of Alldenbnrr, y New Orleans;
A. Classinis, Consul Of 6axony; Swarxeberx,
Sonderhaugen, at Chicago, md Ado!ph Rex.
enthalls Consul Of Swartzbarg, Rudxtstad
8warzburg and Sonderhangsn At Milwaukie,
Wisconsin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

The Democratic candidate for Mayor O
Boston has declined, and Mayor LINCOLN hal
the track all to himself
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

THx sentiment in favor Of annexakiun Is
growing in Canada, and the final accomplish
ment of the measure by peaceful or other
means is only question of time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05
T'Wine.

oST KECEIVED-A large assortment OF
- fwINk. consisting Of
Cotton. 5 ply. ~r~rvsng T-irs.
ess Ftax, 2ply,
Jute, k2-piy,
Paper. 1piy.
Sewing IwfIe Asd Carpet Chain. great variety fer
uie very iov at Bag Factory, I01 Axin Street
oecsd@w VA BEERS,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

EsIcRASTs from Europe have been arriving
IN New York recently at the rate of nearly q
thousand a day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05
Railroad Matters.

: aoa&s aossoa Drrsorr, bee. o.
Several important changes haze taken
place among the Railroad officials. Mr.. W.
X. Miner has been appointed assistant suoer.
intendent of the Michigan. Central 6R. r..
Vice q. =. Hurd, resigned; ]. b. Miner i
appointed secretary ofthe u. and Nh. r. R.
Co.. IN room Of Thos Bell, Who takes the
general management Of that road. Mr.. Hurd.
ghose falling health compelled him to leave
the ra'lfosd busness- has been the recipient
of the finest device Of silver ever presented
in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.
ohhc'ai intelligence from the Alabama Leg
isfafure informs as that they have rftihed, by
an overwhelming vote, the constituI ional and
slavery amendment
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.
1overnor Parsons teiegraphs from Mont
gonery. Alahanis- under date Of pecembe
"a that The constitutional amendment has
been adopted BY An overwhelming vote, thus
making the twenty seventh State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

n6i9rNAL Sos lcv-rr wfiffam n Gen pes-,a.n,
1pc -. hereby bottled that there 10 owos ~ -
rs IleYks Once ui lhs Assxsss Cssxt Of 1S s,~usv
iowa kectuk. petition ~ ank Rallinxer ciaipinS
a yes, Sii'is.n Got. she Of sskf hsudrpd au2
Hnsf dolisrA With 10 per interest fro thr
18th Of octoess lssi yabl. annually money dp. on
mortgage made by yoa 10 ssa aali, r and 80 cs.;.,
inx You tho 'orcosuFe Of said morfes n. IN.
sAc% eeaax upcn thirty .rr~ Q. iAz pat ~ shs narsn
esss snar Of sssfos ihirsyfss f3sl tovpsAip sxsy.
sx 1866 north Of Ianee hve re~t ssron&ons,v s,.tsA
.st of The sonsh- estanater when "a. in set psrt
oi the quarter of said secionvhSch debt 4
~ hse notes given the pupchsss money Of
saad Land and all due sbo~f stated Sid petition
also s.ks fr sale Of the rremis<s and ssn.rr, re-
wL Ana nniess you apre~r and answer aasd petition
By of the s-cosd dAy OF the next term n ,.,d
Court TO be held the hrst Monday February 1894
def.nt viii be entered sgsinst you and Judgement ren
dered thsveon ~ prayed for In sasd petition
Rev Stamp 5oc-cascsled.j FRANK BALLINGER.
decSd&w-su ps.,.,sS
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Buffalo, Dec 4.
Ii ls understood here that the President :
Message has been forwarded by mail to the
principal cities East and West, to be issued
when the President delivers II 10 Congress,
which is expected to take place TO- morrow.
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THEGADE CITY.
------s-H
HOWELL = DEI4APLAIN,
PR0PklHrORs.
Toneone


Our readers will notice by the dispatches,
that the message has not yet been given to
the public We hope to be able to publish
it tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-05

w Mary A. Gibson, John jackson. Tatlow
ssrkson, oee Jseksen. and Alex " Jaek.on heir,
at Ia. OF John hcwas, osreased all person,
ssted the real estate II sad dec-dent Yon Ar.
County Judge Of Lee county. Iowa At Port Madison .
petition OF Harry Fulton. adm s-srssnr sf ead John
rowan osceesed asking r leave to sell 70 much Of the
s estase c sead deosent be necessary to s,ti,
" the deefs and charges the estate and that
ea1 applications will BE- heard oce cf saia Coprt
1855. UARIv vy-r oe''
NC ?, lsoS Administrator Of nd Hstate
Governmest stamp. 10 eent.-dfd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-27
The Hopper VIII Case
COURT or APPEALS.

This case which has been before the public for over
four years. has attracted considerable attention,
finally decided Friday last IN the Court Of Appeals.
all the judges eoncurng in favor Of the heirs at law
and against the will, supporting the decisions Of the
Surrogate and General Term Of the Supreme Court hold
ing that the estaor al the time hc put his signature "a
the paper alleged TO be his will had not what law
tarmed 'testamentary capacity"in ohor words, had
not mind enough TO exercise choice as To the disposal
of,his property. ft
In October 1891, the attorney Of Mr. Charles Hopper
prepared will. VIII oh signed by Mr. Hopper the
2sth OF October three days before has death BY this
will the bulk OF the property estimated at $500 000 was
given 10 Chnuncey Shafcr and A. NJ Tanning upon
trust to sell and divide the proceeds between tho Amcr
Seaman's Friend Society and the Ladies' Union Aid
Society Of the Methodist Epscoa church In the city Of
New York. The will offered Tor probate by Cbauh.
ccy Shafer alone Mr. Fsnnipg refusing 70 join the
application for probate The heirs at law oeclcd 10 the
admission Of the alleged will 10 probate. on the grounds
Of undue influence and the want OF mental capacity Ia
the tcstator The application for probate vigorously
supported by the above named societies
Ia March, 1894 after than thousand printed
pages Of testimony had been taken the Surrogate made
a decree refusing 10 admit the will TO probate. Il
From this decision the above named societies appealed
10 the supreme Court and at general term, In May,
1895 that court affirmed the Surrogatcs decree The
societies again appealed TO the Court Of Appeals with
the result above stated.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

&. &.
5CieIANp-WooD 0n Monday night December Is, &
Cold SPRING NY. by the Rev z. N Lewis, GseRoq
CLnlAND. OF Williamsburg to Miss EMMA J. Wooo, q
the former place
DowtsSo -sH~rrAao. Thursday, December q, "
the Rev. John Downing, D., at the residence OF cne
brides brother, John K Sheppard JOSEPH DowInn =
MARY j. daughter Of the late George g. sheppard
Fof0RR-DfCKEI On Wednesday, December 20, at The
residence Of the brides parents BY TIE Rev. Dr. GosscsS
homer RonERr G FcEaER, Of poughkeepsie, to EsnAE
DIGEST, OF New York No cards. 49, Cst- l~ f+~--l-
Poughkeepso papers please copy. r.. n.
HAUGHTON-- Al 4IOKA-On Thursday December II, -
Emmanuel church, Baltimore, by the Rev DR.. Soheucl
HFNRy OsRuRNE HAggHroE, Esq, Of Liverpool, England
HoGAN--bfoR0Am -On Thursday, December z at WI
ton, Conn, by the Rev A. U. Stanley, ID. G. HOGAN q
this city, to Harris MORGAN, ony daughter Of Charles
Morgan Esq. OF the above place. tk9Na- - aaagt
KKEP--AvERys--ln Brooklyn, on Monday, Decembeg
e. at tho Church OF the Messiah by the Rev. George u
Thrall J. LEnER KssP N. D., to SARAH c., daughter =
e L. Avery, Esq
No cards. At home January 1.atYx 4 Is I. ,ioa- en-
MArHuwsoS-HARDv. -In this city, on Monday, Do
street. Mr. ASDRsw J. MATHswsos 70 Miss JzusuH HAsSxs
all Of this city No cards. 'At@.. 6 ~
OIDs-FA,RcaUD. On Thursday, December q, by the
Rev. DR.. Lee, GnBTr ODDS Of Morris 0sego county. -
Mary A. HAsrxAs FAnoHiLD, daughter Of the late WnL
H. Fairchd, Of this CITY. - -.
PERSON -GRoopY. On Monday, December 49, ct Souo
Bergen, j., by Rev. VIM. Day, Ar. JoHs PKRsos, q
Beivdere. N j. 10 Miss SARAH GRoonr, Of the forno
place. rs..g-s $4,000 ~
December 81, by the Rev DR. Fisher, GroReE RIcArD6
Jr, to Miss ADALss youngest daughter or Jacob Cola
Esq. all OF the above place. t 500 go Il
WfLIETs-CRoMwBLI.- ON Sunday, December a. ~
tho Rev. j. j. Hodge, d. D. Mr. NICOLAS L. B. Il. WuIEnA
General p Crosby Of Brooklyn, L. No cards y
Philadelphia papers please copy. ~" +st'
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The ice in the river Of this point has not budgcd
inch since Saturday last, week ago when an almost
imperceptibe movement for few hours smashed up
BALI dozen steamers or more, The transer wagons,
with few light market vehicles ventured TO cross the
frost bridge yesterday slins On pedestrians about
the upper Sorry, and another few squares below,
stretched pretty constantly across, occupying little foot
paths that wind 10 sigsag courses among the ICE
clumps. The old Father OF Waters went 10 sleep
this season with glum expression his face
and bis rough and angry scowl Precludes the liberties he
placid appearance usually invites The formation
Of gorge below while the river remained cren above
congregated the loose cakes IN this harbor peImel
which, jaminng and pilng one upon another has Gsea
rugged eQd Jagged surface II rs dtncu for wheels OF
skates TO tnfead the inequalities freese.up
could hardly present more difficulties Disadvantages
Nearly all communication except by foot. cut 90 The
present cold weather must certainly the Ice and
thereby permit the safe passage OF heavy wagons ~
that two or three TRACKS will be evelled from more
10 shore We have Seen the time when such ryssnne
avenues were as denseiy occupied with all the m,uI
styles OF locomoton as the most frcquestcd fes's ane
when this the close Of the river brings WIN pas
comparatively little suffering and only slight dersaee
ment OF business affairs -,
We are in the midst OF immense coal fields without
the ability at the moment 70 spp'1pn ,nonr 'ne I'D
all our manufacturing establishments contract for
the better article Of course Fam.es ourn the
former in preference as wei; ~ nence tne
70 sovrrea are moi worked to an extent sufficient 10
SUNNY the CITY consumption Tho consequence is
that prices have gone up 10 ffty, sixty, and even TO
seven,v cents per bushe the last quotation being
claimed on broadway two or three days since. Unless
the ice ajves way or becomes stronger the destitute Of
the CITY must suffer 20 extent beyond any limit of
Article OF necessity aectcd BY this frigd embargo
We are indebted TO Illinois for the greater
portion OF tho meats, poultry and vegetables
scnsumed 10 the city, and With these cut s,, on
otherwise Afforded The holidays, under such circun
stances have anything else but cheerful and hopeful
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Uonamoncement or tho summfug Up -
tho Dofence-Skcteh OF che Counsel'

The Board pursuant to adjournment, met at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, Alderman jeremiah in the chair
communication received from tho Board OF
Councmep calling the attention OF tho Mayor Street
Inspector and Street Cleaning Commission TO the
hishy condition Of the public thorougbts.es Referred
70 the Committee on Streets.
petition from the managers OF ~ Luke's Hospital
rGq1cs,ibE donation, laid under the rules
resolution offered Increasing the salary OF the
Csrk OF the superintendent OF Markets TO twelve hun
drcd dollars Carried
A resolution direcapg tho Committee on National AZ
fairs 10 procure for ths Eleventh regiment New York
State National Guard stand of coors at an expense
not 10 exceed eight hundred dollars, was adopted.
RESOLUTION directing the Comptroller TO pay TO J. G..
o. Edge the sum Of t1T,7bO for fireworks furnished
the occasion Of the celebration OF the national anni
versary was adopted after some discussion
REVOLUTION directing the completion Of the Soldiers
Monumehtin Calvary Cemetery the expenses of the
same not 70 exceed the amount appropriated for that
purpose by q f6evious ordinance, was adopted
A resolution was adopted requesting the Mayor 20
Offer reward OF $1,000 for the murderer murdercrs
OF Daniel Cay who aseassinated during fracas 81
the Lion brewery some time SINCE.
The ordinance leasing 70 the Nursery and Cbids Hos
pita the premIscs at TIE Of Fyst street asa
Lexington avenue was called up and rerncnstysnce
presented agpiGH Tho proposed acton OF the bssSu
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Loyalty Of the Alabama Lcgisiature. .
STRIKING, CONTRAST BETWEEN THE RECEPTION or
n UNION AND THE LATE REBEL oKNERALs. \.
Montgomery yDec l4conespondence OF the Nashville
H. Union.J ..,-,
An occurrence took place In the Alabama Legislature
day OF ago which " worth MENTION as an indication OF
the loyalty which prevails In this headquarters, where
Yancey, Sam Rice Tom Watts and others Illuminated
treason. General Woods, the commander Of Alabapa
has been in the city during the session OF the Legislature
Genera Thomas not unknown TO fame as leader OF th0
Union armies, and the commander OF four States Ala
hama ncudedl tn the city last week, gu ofhcin
business eses{ atst bte1sgs4 4stSa4 Y4843
General swayne, Of the Freedmen Bureau was here
watching the attempted legislation discriminating against
freedmen, and in communication with the Governor.
That august body, sworn 20 support the United States
constitution and intended to he Union Legislature
much as that Of New York, with the fsg over the
Capitol Tor it ought TO no there) took Official land but
little prvate notice Of these distinguished representa-
ves Of the nation inyes ten' not 70 y. balls sens no
Well this might be considered ain OF omission, speci
mon Of bad breeding sullcn manifestation Of dsrespect
which hurt nobody but the Legislature and the State,
and 30 IL might have psssed by.
But mark the contrast. General Wads Hampton, OF
South Carolina, made his appearance in Montgomery, Inc
unplrd0ned rebel lately arms aganstthe United
states. Instantly Mr. Il d Berthca OF Montgomery.
lately specially rdoned by the President rises in hts
seat Offers resolution TO honor Hampton, to invte hum
the hall OF the House. land that committee Of three
be appointed TO wait upon and escort him in II was
carried mem. con- Berthea, Gibson and Worthy were
escorted the distinguished unpardoDed enemy OF
the United states government TO she nall, The
members TO receive him; Speaker Cooper
made gorBcation speech OF welcome, and General
Hampton happily responded, complimenting Aabams's
exertons IN and devotion to the cause 1.-THE attempt to
overthrow tho Union and governmentl and the gal
lanry dplayed by her sons. TheD recess took place
that all the members might be introduced to the General
and ret lock Of his hair may be. But poor Swayne
Wood aud Thomas they were nobodie and represented
the hated tyranny at Washington--thc Union ~
About the same time the Legislature adopted me
moved from the State that they ttbe LegsIanrel
loyal, and could vouch for the entire State
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Police Intelligence.

FIGHr AND sTABBIN0 APFRAY IN MOTT STREET..
On Monday evening fight took place In the premises
OF Michael Lynch, 90 Mott street, between number Of
parties who had collected there during which Patrick
Duneavy, Of IS Mulberry street was tewbly beaten
about the head and body and stabbed In the face and
hip. Owen White, man twenty four years Of ags, was
subsequently, arrested by officer Poe, OF the Sixth pre-
cinct tho charge OF stabbing Dunlcsvy The wound
in the hip Is o. dangerous character but that In the
before Justice Hogan A disreputable youth known as
sPggy concerned In the assault, but he has not
yet been arrested.
SAVAGE ASSAULT WITH A PITCHER.
Michael Burns brutality assaulted The Of
Eleventh avenue and Twenty second street by Daniel
bsuiai manner after which sf then STRUCK
Burns on the head with silver pitcher cutting deep
aud dangeroua cash The sssailsns we're srresed and
Justice Dodge committed them fr exapinstson. There
are sesne feAr concerning Burns recovery.
TIMYT OF HORSE AND WAGON.
Andrew jackson Brewer recently hired horse wagon
and harness valued at $500 from Michael Fisher OF 10
Lexington avenue for the avowed purpose Of going 10
Ycrkville. instead Of which, however, Is siseeed he
went 10 Norwak, Connecticut where he subseQuer'
y arrested The prisoner brought back and yostcr
day Justice Dodge committed him for trial.
-r.sy~ DANGEROUSLY STABBED.
difficulty occurred between John Kitchen and Owen
Ganncy corner Of Sixteenth street and Tenth avcnuc,
Monday evening when Kitchen produced knife and
stabbed Gainey Ia the abdomen, iuncting dcop and
dangerous wound 0flcer Grimm, OF the Sixteenth pre-
cnct police arrested Kitchen, and Justice Dodge com
mtted him TO await the result OF Ganeys njuries The
latter lives at 45l Wost Sixteenth street S. &
TENEMENT HOUSE ROW AND srABBfNbs
Mary Bensel and Julian Chestnut, living in the tene
ment house IA Cherry street. had quarrel on Monday
night when Chestnut drew knife and stabbed Mary In
the back The steel penetrated 10 the depth Of two
inches and upwards and the wound considered TO DO
quite dangerous Chestnut arrested by officer Jar
boe Of the Seventh precinct aud Justice 6handey COM
mitted him for examination
PrcKrocKEr AT THE xrssrRsLs
Samuel g. Garvin young man. was arrested BY ofaccr
Davis, OF the Eighth precinct charged With stealing
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vsfsh vssd u hundssd dolin fron tho psckes q
CaesHne pAnelesou e 70 James strs, she was eav
Ing ~ San Francisco Minstrcls Broadway The prs-
oner ~ caught the aot and the watch found at his
feet where he had dsopped n Justice Dodge committed
Gsxyin r. trial 4E8- -.
ROBBINe HIs ROOM nArE-THs MONEY RECOVERED.
Hiram Seal fruit dealer twenty one years Of age,
logging = The sewef House, college place. arrested
By deecsves TIey and Scott OF the Third precinct
tie charge of having stolen two hundred and twenty dob
Ars In Treasury NODES from Mr.. Scion Dixie appears
thai tho prisoner, meeting Mr. Dixie, with whom he was
partially acquainted. invited him 70 lodge u htsrooa
prisoner arose and stole the money from Mr.: Dtke's
pocket When arrested rhe stolen money Yves found In
Inc OF the prisoner and he pleaded guilty 10
taxing IT, Seal WAS taken before Justice Hogan and
Committed 70 the Tomhs for tris, q. st,.ee.g e44ds
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The Board OF Supervisors met yesterday Supervisor
Tweed presiding.
Supervisor ELF moved that the Comptrolier bo re-
quested 10 communicate TO the Board at its next meet
Ing the amount paid by him during the last six months
70 Che Superintendent Of the New Court House for SER
Woes az such Adopted. 34g4@ Au tF@41 4
! resolution TO pay A. Oakley Hall the amount OF
eS55s 10 disbursed BY him a. District Attorney during
the six months ending December 81 was offered and
adopted condition that the amount paid out did not
exceed the amount collected
Tho Harlem Bridge Commissioners reported The
amounts appropriated expended and on hand Tor the
construction of the bridge since tho appointment OF tho
present Commlssloners- -
Amount Appropriated BY act OF 1885, 3270 900
Amouat paid Contractors for work, 63S21
eAi4 under prosent Commission t4,7e2
LAhsgy sn1srss, ess6 rainEak ~ 1o24
alnsnnnee former Cemnissisn. ........ 262l
sNperviser Ers asked II the gommittee Printing!
and 0asoery had takeA any actea hb resolution Of
NE e9th,of 6epssnber last sofertod ID thsm
Z. Supervisor bLssv replied that the committee had
t6aoaAo actknA wisatsMsr yst on 4hat matter.
Tho Board thea adjsarned tcte-morrow (rdursdsyt.
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M MONDAY, Dec 96-8P N.
ALCOHOL was quiet and nominal with triaing sales at
$3.50
heavy, but prices we're nominaly unchanged
BRsApsrUrps -Rcccip,s-5 900 bbls -FOUR e2s do corn
meal s45o bushels corn ae7o do Gate and $40 do malt
The market for State and Western -four only mod
eraely active but prices rmsr the market closing
&C. l0c in sellers favor The sales were about 1000
bbs at our revised quotations suboined. Sou .hcrn
aour was in moderate demand and shade nrmcr The
sales were about 450 bbls Canada aor moderately
active, and prices ruled &c. 10c higher. The sales
comprised $50 bbs Rye -four inactive, and our
nexed quotations nominal Corn meal was also quiet
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tAs ooess os tho NortAsastsn Dteasary, which tnsi
tution already occupies in part tho same property Aer
oonsiderabae discusion amendment was adopted 20
remain undsturbe4 until tho further action Of the
Common Council The ordinance, - amended. wss then
adopted.
Alderman MoKMdzr called up the resolution donating
80 900 70 st. Marys Parochi School, and IL was lost
for want OF SUFFICIENT number Of votes The vote was
rec0nsdered, and the resolution laid over.
After transaotng quantity Of routine business the
Board adjourned 70 this afternoon at two O'Clock
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aspSsl e Che gfSas majority o. our c1rlssaA Quito
uumbee OF emigaAts ere oamped on the other ~
ewaitns for the movement OF tho waters The deeS&
taon and exposure 70 which they are subjected may to
are By conducive 70 happiness ana health ~
tho present day. -<et