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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

RELIAxcE-We deem il TO be our duty to say to
our readers, that the most implicit reliance be
placed on Goes Cough Balsam. 1t will cure your
children of Group, and yourself ofsny cough. cold,
sore throat, or pulmonary affection. 1t is the
cheapest and best preparation IL the market.
Dyspepsia can be surely and permanently cured
by Goes Dyspepsia Cure. Thousands Of dyspep-
ties sending in their testimonials to the pro-
prietors, saying it has cured them. We say to
those who are suffering from dyspepsia, constipa
ton, sour stomach. any disorder of the stomach
bowels, give it trial.
dec. I'D survived fri-wit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

A MAN SHor.-The Harkeye says a mel
ancholy affair occurred in that city, Monday
night Mr.. Under, clerk in Mr.. Lehman's
store, was going to his home when he met
three men, one of whom spoke to, and caught
him. Mr. Linder tore himself loose and ran.
The man followed, and Under finding that he
was about to be overtaken turned and fred
bis revolver twice at his pursuer. One shot
struck him in the abdomen and the man fell.
He proved to be Mr.. Charles Comstock, en-.
gineer on the B. L NJ. R. railroad. He had
been drinking freely during the evening and it
is supposed pursued Linder for the purpose
Of soaring him and having some sport. In
the result it proved serious fun. His situa.
ton is very critical and his recovery doubt
full.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

TaE Quincy Wing has the following con
corning local news, which is applicable to
every municipality:
Everybody should be interested in furnish
ing local news to tlrir home paper. A great
many events Of l6eal character Gro constant.
y trsnspiring, which, If put in print would be
read With esidity By subscribers No matter
about paA1iag yoursef out Of the 10y to hunt
up pafticsla1e local will 40 that If you
VII only ihsnisb synopsis = even hint
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BY Telegraph NEW yoRx. Dec. II.
Cotton Very Arm al 1890 for miediing.
HloarAAxkss more sssive and iOois cents better q
s597 10 for Kxsra stas@; se07 90 Tor common to
choice; super Western; % common to medium tra
god shippng brands H. IL O.; and 900 rs FOR IrsAs
Brands, tnsrket closing steady.
Whisky-Duii and unsettled At Ss3a02 -.
whest-24Sc better with demand for export. Sal, q
14a@so for damaged SPRING leo 4I7s for Chicago do;
and Milwaukee Club 1881
Corn-More active ~ lc = buah better; ss6asc for
nnscund.
Oats-More active and lie better 45DsIe for unsound;
t6063c for sound
Petroleum -fasisr Crude AK.
Posk-opseed heavy and lower; elossd arn 1t - 70
% for mes closing at sac cash. and s25 eo03s for
prime. Mess Reef heavy At $ll614 prime Si40l'
sxtra mess apd fpsime mess more active Beef HanG
quiet At $50 boD34. Cat Meats quiet At l10l3c for
soouldsrs l3a7c for hams Bacon quiet ut loDisc for
long ribbed.
Hoss-Dresssd hogs heavy at illxi4l5 for city.
Lard less actirs At IS 02Ul<e.
Bgtter dull at 250sSc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

Az SPEAK WELL Of DR.. G. L. Epenesr's Fra.
grant Odouselains for the tssth. Warranted to
contain no acids, makes psarly white tssth, puri-
Ass the breath, and Is all We claim the purcst aad
most fragrantly seently dentrihcs svs offered to
the public, For sale BY Wilkinson Bartlett, sad
Ill druggists. nov.3I-dAw-Su
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

Arrivals have been more abundant during the
last week. but still ias market il very bare Of
stock and all kinds u goods bringing high prices.
A number Of invoices we're advertised for sale by
auction next week, holders being induced thus to
dispose of their goods by the extreme agsrcs
brought at last auction. Advices from the Poteries
continue TO announce reductions in discounts
Home makers have also advanced their prices
,haut 10 per eent, Int ,. thsse rates ohbers will
only purchase - sbsoisse demands re4aire.---ssT
York Price G.ry.Et, Dec, VII.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

Mr.. john RANDOLPH, an old citizen OF
Keokuk, was brought from Ottumwa on the
train yesterday afternoon, in deranged state
of mind, produced by sudden illness. We
hope to hear of his speedy recovery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

sHE . woman in another column picking SAM
burg Grapes for SrEEn's WMs. 1t 10 An adnirs
BE article used in hospitals and by the nrst class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erenes to old Port Wine. It 10 worth trial and
gives great satisfastion. OF. - O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

PANIC! PANIC - Psremptory SALE Of
Thirty thousand dollars worth of Day GooDs
at the Nrw YoRK SToRE. All the Stock
marked down to correspond with the recent
fall on goods. The whole stock marked at
the selling price in plain figures. One price
only. Sale to commence on Thursday, 14th
Dec, and continue until the market takes a
decided upward turn. dec l2-tue, fritw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

Nsw yepx, Dsc. II.
The Dry 0eeds ksds II gsasfally daA . ~
Aeoertnss1s anl ~ narhat ~ sAnfe
q - presseSs 70 sell Donsstis h1eso6 49, r.
sons time past; and thsrsfors no 0tvis9 ~ :.
prisss. Foseien. dress goods Fl slepssaAee -
really desirable styles are sonpasne!va!1 seee Z
but I'll other classes ere dali and desetning. Low
priced Euelish ard Continsat allsta4 goods srs
very heavy, and can can only b sold = sa:n-
lee Jebbeu are husily snssgsd in reancans
stocks and making arrangements Tor the New
Year The fbliowide ere quotations from the ~
Goods EreAas9e :4s1
Brown Eheetings-Atlansie A, s2le; Asdsords'
soc; Portsmouth A, 27}c.
Bisschsd shsstipss- Bssess sses Fsrestdaie, SIC
Lonsdale, $50. ;,
Prinss-Cshsco, Use; spnsss's 1lc; Hamil-
ton, 233c.
DeIaines-- Hsuilton Wooden Co., 2oe.
MISUNDERSTANDING, ESQ; Caledonia z5e.
Cambrics-washington Use; Portland, lsc.
Seleias-Indian Orchard, SIC.
Canton Fiannels-E llerton W, blcached, osc.
Corset yesns- Peppersll, SOC; Lasonia, SITE.
INSTRUMENTATION A, Soc.
etripSs- Whittsntan BIB, 35e
Thresds--Spoel Cotton, costss, 81 10; Greer
Daniels, $50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

We don't believe that Louis Napoleon has
demanded of the L. S. recognition of Next
CO. But we do believe that the public can
supply itself with clothing at Veneill i
Jones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

HoPE there wasn't anybody obfuscated, or
who was led to infer that scientific terminolo-
~ was getting interminged and bewildered
BY our use yesterday of barometer where
thermometer was clearly intended.
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citizens.

MAsoSIc.-There will be special com.
munication of Eagle Lodge No. II, A. F. 4
A. NJ, this Friday evening at o'clock.
Work on the Third degree. All brethren are
earnestly invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

LECTURERS AND LECTURING.-Mr. Wilson,
of the Plaindealer, has some sensible remarks
upon the lecture system. BE makes propo-
sition that the merchants Of Fort Madison,
Burlington and keokuk, unite in support OF
course of lectures. He says that Fort
Madison is maintaining such course this
wear. with aid from Keokuk, Burlington and
, Mt Pleassat, and thus far the experiment has
been a success. He reasons thus on this
subject:
If the people of town or city do not
respect themselves, nobody will respect them.
Boston and New York, give the preference to
their own lecturers. One IS the hub OF the
Universe and the other is the Universe
itself. They do not depreciate their own public
men. Eeither should Burlington, nor keo-
kuk, nor Fort Madison. There are enough
studious and literary men in these cities, TO
furnish an interesting and popular course OF
lectures every winter; if the people viii
encourage and sustain them.
The truth is, the travelling lecture system
is PLAYED out-a failure everywhere. We
attended two courses at Milwaukee and one
course at Chicago, years ago; and with the
Exception of three or four lectures, they were
all failures 81
These lectures lack earnestness, as they
must do when written TO amuse, and to drd,e,
and they cost too mnch-more money than
can be raised by the sale of tickets, except ID
our large cities
The remedy il with the people. They must
be, not only willing to sustain home lectures
but must take pride in doing so. Then, can
our lecture committees succeed IN drawing
out. and making available. the latent undevel-
oped talent among us. AS il is, our public
speakers are discouraged, feeling, and justly,
that their efforts are not appreciated.
A man must have nerves OF iron, to be
willing to spend thirty days, in the preparation
of lecture. to be read in the hearing Of
twenty of thirty persons.
The course submitted by our Association
this winter, has been very we'll sustained THU
far. The policy has been to include IN the
programme lecturers from abroad and lectures
by gentlemen of our own city. The neares
approach to failure has been when travelling
lecturers have had little notoriety. Our ex
perience has satisfied us that while distin
guished reputation is not always the test 0
excellence, it is unnecessary to invite hither
lecturers with such reputation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

T1E public are invited to call and examine
the large and we'll selected stock of Dry
Goods, at Kiser 4 Hills, No. sc, Main street,
before buying elsewhere. dec12-5t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

Iowa CENTRAL r. R.-The Oskaloosa
Herald says that in no time since the incor
poration of the company has the prospects of
the ultimate success of the Road been SO fiat
tering as at this present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

Go to Bostwick Il Co.'s for your dry goods.
The largest stock, the best assortment, and
the lowest prices to be fonnd in the city.
decl4-St
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

The Oskaloosa Herald says that the Valley
Telegraph line is completed to the Oskaloosa
depot and an Office opened there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

A BOY named Burlingame, living in Oska-
loosa, was shot, accidentally, in the face by
another boy while out hunting few days
since. Boys, be careful in the handling of
fire arms
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

CITY NEWS.

THE ice in the river almost ceased running
yesterday, but the public continue to go as
usual to Hess, Stern Co.'s for mems and
boys clothing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

CApIrAL.-We mean those lined rubber
oyershoes at Farrar & Avery's. 60 and
invest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

The REASON Bostwick q Co. can sell their
Immense stock at such low prices, is answer
ed by seeing the crowds of customers daily
thronging their establishment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

4 KEW lot of Wall Papers just received at
Price S, on Fifth and Blondeau. dec. 12-6t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

PRINTING ISKs.-Wade's celebrated ;nks
Of oil colors, can be had at this office, at man.
xlseturers prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

This the delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered Ii changes the burnt race and
hands 10 pesriy satin texture Of rasshns bssaty To-
parting the marble pan'y ~ yruth snd the 9tsn1se
appearance 80 inviting IN Ne city belle of fesAion II
removes tan, freckies, nDoea anA rsushAso sm tie
akin, leaving tia complszioa hos, .trassprsse ard
s~ooth Itcostans nseeslal ntasous to the skin.
PAtronised ~ Aersssss sad Opera tingsss II WHIST
evsfy lady shosd hoe. Sold svsrywhsrs Recall priss
80 cents.
Prepared by ". u HA0AN, Troy, NY.
Addrees AL orders 10
DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York.
novl0d0an- INV FtSsr ssee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

"THosE loves of bonnets' can still b
found at Miss Kings Millinery store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

Tn DrsraIcr Cou1f.-Ihs District Conrt
b nov Il SsSdioa q EoFs Ha1fSons JsdSs
Springer prssidins.
The attorneys present at recent adpcss
were Mr.. Tracy, Of Burlinstea, The District
Attorney; Messrs. Semple I Kinley, Of Do
yer; Brown, Craig, Howell, D. F. Miller,
Marshall, McCrssy and Rankin, Of Keckuk )
Alley, Beck, Casey, Dor, Doerr and Van
valkenburg, of Fort Madison.
GRAND JURY.
w. G. Griswold, Foreman.
Selden Peters, c. K. Redman, Jas. Scott,
J. B. Domenile, Alexander Carstens, Samuel
Hershberger, Nathaniel Mccullough, Alonzo
Burton, Herman Schultz, Robert Sawdon,
VIM. Richards, Dinsmore Stevenson and
John Onstott.
PETIT JURY.
Edward Courtwright, Joseph Doan, JONI
Haffner, j. S. Woodmansee, Saml. Willard
Josiah Kent, George Orm, John South, ..
". Miller, ]. A. Mum, Isaac Snooks, ano
VIM. Miller.
The case of the State against b. y
Hampton was disposed of by notte proseq"
entered by the Prosecuting Attorney. Han
kin and Van valkenburg appeared tor tn
defendant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

WHITNEY CLOTHS, Whitney Cloths These
elegant and cheap cloths, for Ladies, and
Misses Sacks and Basquines, are to be had
at the low price store of Kiser & Hills, No.
80, Main street. decl3-5t
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WAR CLANS. Rankin I NeCnsy esllsc4
se'disss' clains promptly. IsovsotIa
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DEEDs AND RLAnxs.

Warranty, Quit Claim and Trust Deeds,
Mortgages, Leases, Justices Blanks, Notes,
&C., can be had at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

Now is the time for Great Bargains. FIFTY
per cent reduction on Prints, Muslins, De-
LANES, &C., at Bostwick Il Co.'s, 81 Nam
street. oecA'
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Dnerson's Age ncy.
THE "FLORENCE"

SWING MACHINES have
the reversAble feed motion.
which enables the operator
70 have the work carry eth
sr va1,or tsshangs he d.
rsrttDu and eaDten The enA
ofseAns BY turning athuzab
screw. They are noiseiess
and can be used where quiet
IL neeessary. Their stitch 10
the wonder OF ell, becsnse
Of Its combined siAsticfty,
strength sud beauty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

EOR SALE-The House and Land now
Il occupied by Charles Ivil, on the buf, to miles
and q hail above Ke.k 20 u lard, Is nnd-r
hish state Of Gu, Walton we'll fenced Fins growth
offruit small fruits aud grapes brick acrse
tanning rooms. good cellar cssterl and houses.
desirable country residere the nrst Of Co
tober Title perfect. Enquire Of
augs H. IkN-kfCk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15
WILCOX h GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

willstitcA Hem, Pe, Tack Cord bind Braid Quilt
and Ernbruider beautifully II Will rfn from perfes'
vprk on the dn-st Sainsook, the heaviest bcav
cloth schange Of needle, thread pr tensioni VI
- xsffss and siS 1t runs easier fasts
snd stilIer thu Al other Machine II aat ~
and elastic differing from every other stitch eeeA
loop being tvsstsdby means Of the hofhfrSs HOOK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

EOR REST.-A Frame Dwelling House,
IL With Elk or eight Rooms sisuated the OF
High aud First streets. Possession lst of November
next Rent SO per month knsuireof
oot3i III. b. TEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

NOR SALE.-The south half Of the doutl,
IL brick residerce formerly occupied by n. Mocha,
Esq containing rooms, good cellar, cistsrn stAtle
aud all in good order This property is situated on
me. between seventh and Eighth streets and 10 very
de.rabl. residence, in good neighborhood Pesessks
the ayst Of DC tober next. Title good sale IN
ouire Of 1yDl H. B. TkN-kfCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

EOR SALE.-340 acres of Land, 200 in
l. cultivation, lSo In Enthusiastically all under fence
With two-,ory Hrame Dwelling. containing eight rooms
good ci-tern thres ve3s and living stream Of water
through the place Coed orchard and Frame Barn SatI
fret This farm IL Situated ave lilies Srvth Of tas
Neines Alley ka4rosd Mt Boasp.rfe, in Van Buren
county iowa aid IL Of the bert farms In thst
ton Of the stae and will he sold for $50 per half
do IN and time with per interest
FOR further information call WILLIAM WRl1HT,
the psce, H. D. TkS-sNCk,
nov26 Real Estste Ags nj, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

EOR SALE.-Two beautiful lots on High
Il Street, north sidsl et~een sth and 9Th tre-ts,
With small frame hou.- the aio 20 feet eat
side Of H. block loo the north eide Of Main
Eth teet alec 80 fret OF hot in blek
log on Jot ct, sdSining A. Wilkins foundry.
All this pret,r.y will he SCH heap The titie GOOD
or no sale khsGire Of lnovl0I Il rES-EYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

EOR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
IL House nov occupied by William yeneill, ith 81
roous cis,ern cellar, ~oed bouse, full lot and well
fenced With fruit trees Ac situated on High betvesa
Seventh and Eighth streets keokuk. Title good PEG.
ssssion lst Of October Enauire Of
Jy1& III. y. TkN-kftk
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EoR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
Il street between Tth str, North side) which
I. story hfies Store Rading - by 20 ieet Tbs
prop~st offered Tor few day. at tbs low price
IL 81 co ixif csh and la Elk months with IN
t<rsst Titis good or sale Rnsur- Of
noyZ5 IT, q. TEN-EyCK.
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R SALE-I0 acres Of the best land

E>OR SALE-Lots 7 and in Block
ISL on the corner OF 18th and Pslean streets. VIII
be sold at bargain. Eneuireof
maya B.THN-kfCK
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b. cur trurs. Iiis b~ng sccumpls.rod, the cN
polu'on ~ ont to rctnrn. hut we're IN I NJ Lituc
Ecubia ~ the cncny, unior Colonel Arrns.eld,
Who opposo1 the.r crossing bridge TIE coiorcd
Infantry made a successful charge, led ny Colone,
Robinson, who fell. sho, through the thigh, when
half wav arross The bridge Aacr Col.ncl X bin
son was wounded, tie command devolycd upon
cuicnau'-Cu. pal 4. u spurlng ot tho Second
Nsiue. c.1.d sttacs was ms.c by the cueu. y,
wbch was rcrulscd. And the rebels samcred
through tie woods with heavy loss including
Colonel Aruistead killed. Sven ret,l flags we've
captured. Ia, expedition was not a.'S.n nlulc.tcI
Our total '1ss during tho eNpcIit 40 was u KILLED.
wounded and MISSING
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, WIshiHgt0rA jan Authorization hom ,he
-uy oi the Potomac " the evening OF saturday is
> ''t..
4 About ia Light tins morn n, our pcscis Oh
4 -...tt..I of the front line between Forts Bo" +"
nj aud wads~orth, now occupied by the ist and
Brlsades OF tue Is, Corps were surprise4 by
eoout 500 rcb,'s who charged upon them without
Az previous waning, and drove them back with
d the sntrrnchmtnts, killing :, woundine j and
d .pturiug 35 The rebels then gathered ne blAn'
krts, kuApsAcks, ETC., which our men ieh At tie
iacka pusts, and retired T. their own lines
&C Gttsck WAS 90 entirely unexpected aud the
Laar So quick over, that the oihcers Of oui PICK
rt,uard had not time to even give orders y the
trcn with a view to RED stance, until they lad aiicn
huok upon the cntrencLmeuti. The assault "as oi
O. moss furious character, the enemy charging with
wells and aring rapidy a. they ADVANCED very nat
|sraIl, inducing the belief thai It wse au attack ~
b. ne. The scattering tire nlAiuIln'i by our pick
|q,s during their retreat was ineheo-Ve aud the
le eteny diI not remain long enough Tor those To-
ID. lind the eulreucumouts " be GTouscd.
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From New Orleans.
4 aptprr oI n BIoekade Runner successful
(. Ix,rdition 10 Alubumn Dc-truoii0n Of
Rebel supplies, Railroads, Depots, etc.

/ Catra Jan. |, 'sG5.-The steamer h'll'e A"le'
|youl Sew Orleans g6th. has arrived here Hhe las
| ,ne huutrcd aud niity-soyen bales OF Cotton '0r
>inc.nnGtl.
! An English schooner, blrcLsde runner, Win
= fly tsles Of cotton, had arrived At Ne" Orleans
sc cleared from G-!yeitou lnd Was eapiITei uy
'ILe gunbust Pr ucess Roya,.
/, Oa the 18Th Of December, forca " shut 2'Vo"
neu, comprising dctachmenI irOn the "a Name
'saya'ry, tire lot AlabqrnA cavalry, the l4th Ne"
York cavalry, three regiments u coorel uiantry,
and two pieces Of artillery, Under command o'
'Col D, Kob.nson- of tho colorcd infantry len
ior RAD .u,o Alabama, ~ sever con ucnicai"ns
Ia Telegraph and railroad Gt Po IHds' sud deGtroy
such lTVporty Gul stores Gs might BE- found tSsre
On reaching PosId'L on the iCsL, the place wt1'
Hound ev.cuutel. The railroad depot tan Of
rght cars mostly filled with grain, railroad
WE.,rehouss allSl With grsln and govern eni prop
erty, quarterluaslers' and eomTissary store
houses hued with stores al ordn'nce building
With OO0 stand Of arms and the trestle-works and
. aum6er Of niles Of the railroad were desirog-d
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Netherlands who uuderstcci 'si,t- than other
people OF hat day thc principles %. .l,l anu rchg.-
GUS liberty, New York h.s eve lv,n iOrcinusl In
-4Ning generous welcome 10 a., national .ics and
creois, Il It's told enterprise its sc sad comprc-
hcusive systom Of public education, rs generous
charities tor the relief OF all forms VI suTerinA and
It's great works Il internal Improvements, which
have uuit VI not oul! i,s own Dut the national
prosperity. b. virtue Of IT, wiSt and generous
policy, 30 has outstr'pTcd ai, 'thot States and now
stands hfs' ~ the Union, iu wealth, u lCpuati On,
and Ia power. In yodr sccp.ue ~ loW placed ,s
honor lie Interests and it1 rights. shall not Try
~ forecast the future. The - the past four
years bA,e reiuked shat PRIDE OF lpluiou Witch at
temps ~ 'oretcll results which res " a. the ws.
uom d! power higher th.u that o' man hut the
Iuty OF striving earnestly and hulchlly to serve
udi country remains with US. L. u,u future. "a
tic Ias, We may b, lssl toioilW different ,a,h.
ways, bat ma, Almighty God ~ al. thsi before tho
end Of Your term of oihcr may rciUicU in com
M, . over Union restoi-,', uvef a return Vt p1a
ard 'ratcrua relationship thruul lhout our lan AMI
a roueWsl oi that happiness ALI 81. eterty which
h"e'ooiO marked US smJus uc aALons OF thc
oarth.
Oo,. fE>ioN's Ann.s,s.
Gov. srYhot In taking the oath T. support
TIE Cor it.iat'on of tie tnitrl Atos and the Con
Ni"nion % the sLte oi NcW \ 1k, AN Jeeply
GORGEOUS Of the sscrci cDi.saala imposed, aud
a'ccp. Nae executive trus, W % lively seusi,lity
q the .igh honor conferred. Iam aware, sir, dat
u is au honor nut uum Xsd With grave respol ST.
it'H. Nour testimony g. t.t lie i,At., .tilult
aud M luoHs duties ot tie station, 40 well ~ uiy
oHu obserVatiCn, AiWonisl me- - invoke the best
Wishes oi al g,.t uc7, &C. - ..r tLyr counsel
Ahd co-npralou, tn t. H.r' fr ~ 2 ''h amt
courage in abe dischk.t'r of ,'Une 'tCs m m ~
tountsin OF Divine wisdom I 81 AZ steadI, s'r'v
to advance the mater i"''r.. e. or orr -rce' State
g. promote the vel arN ami l,r - '.. is it, aud
q" U .Ifo H. the rVt,lit of ~ Ike, iLvr lutN o-ty
ard influence fati "l'l n'.nt,iu the national i-', o.
e"n ahl unity M'D ~, AZ" thc lt.r,c- OF D 4"
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patriotic manner 10 which he has rcrfo-tnci, 'lr
the past two years the duties " his otlcc Gov
Crnur ~ the STATE ~ New York
On motion of Mr.. ketdngton up resclutiOn ~ss