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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12
JULES JARED,S
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The New Beautifier Of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
Ms secret 81 bs.shfsiss ths skis sstns k.ss. ssiy
- nssss. JarsA Ress. sAsy hossrshly stats thsa
Nssss foa al othr prspsrasoss IL sivss 70 sAs
AsA - esklsA skaa both ~ ssxssrs and sssor a
pasAsl ivory rs.esi,s eli Asssioratons vhssAsr q,
psarins - frseaiss tan. norphsv. nosA bsehvor.
narks lea by the snALI pox
sshaat 70 tAs DuAs rs sar,sss ssdssssesass = -
Aksssssuishsd lalissss
Bignora Ristori, Mile Felieita vesevali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. p Bowers, La.
ellie Western, Mdm' Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy kushton, Monte De
Marguerittes. Miss Agnes Perry,
al many other. vAos. high sssaAs,g In IL psossss
gvs the ssanp Of u.hfslssss 70 their t..sassa, ed
ssasiss approval.
he RsA.tiful Lsrills western says:
~ and that The 'ksnaiF rsodsces Ill tks brancy Of
rssss asA With the great ssz psssk sds.a
ed bsssty Of the skin"
4hs AAGnisesst vsstvali H,E
II have sssersA % such fros sAs vsrisn White 10
tIoss &c which ny thsssriesi profason oblisss TO
ss.parssses .sssa ss,-s &. .s...sr, 49,. . ~.
skin, and leaves The skin ccol ard smooth
Mis nAgsis Mitchell says
II hsv. tried the ssin bssasiase, sLEnaii de- psrss
ssd und that iuataasay npAsss ratur. Alooa 80
frssAnsss to The eeaVssaisssp
Jsrsda 1aaii - RaEs = ussA - assaas bssstIAsr
u he tkia for Theatre Falcon Dsi Rooa By As med
rseasd sid ssrs1soss ladies' predicting all H. bssss
lying saess u rvsss 81 niyvhiss visAes tAs vais
ssass o. injary = tie skiA-
Soldby I'll Afstclaa Drussises, Psfsnsrv al l>A,e
Hais.prsssees
sossA Tenth sssst, md Johnston, Holloway Csvasa
L Issssss, Ga Broadvay; Dsnss barnes o., II !
O. Weih Co., New York, ~ nnesss ysaia, Ill
PhilsAsipAis. Aessts.
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Asal-en.eoa-4sAp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

CourcIL Rooxs, Dec. 10, 1856.
Prssent-R. II. Gilmore, President pre
sem., and Aids. Jeger, Knowles, Leisy,
Mumms SeAtou, Vail and Wyman.
The minutes Of the last meeting we're read
and approved.
The. petition Of the Iowa Coal and Oil
Company, for lease Of ground on the Lsvee
for . coal yard, va referred to the Wharf
Committee.
The petition Of J. Moony, for the remission
Of the special tax levied for grading the alley
IN block No. lse, was referred to the Judi>
siary Committee and the City Attorney.
The petition for crossing at Paleaa and
Fourth streets vas referred 10 the Alderman
Of the Second Ward, With power to act.
The following petitions wsrs referred 70
the Alderman Of the Third Ward, viz:
The petition Of William Edwards, for dam.
ages on account Of the Supervisor having re-
moved earth from lots and 8, block ls6.
The petition for the improvement Of Blon
deau street, between Twelfth and Fourteenth
streets.
The petition for repairs on Seventh street,
between Main street. md Grand avenue.
The petition Of ssndrye parties for the i'm
provement Of the road in the rear Of Gonna
Bile L Co. g pork house, was referred to the
Ensinser.
The petition for new crossing On roarth
street, ct the north sids Of Nain strsst, vas,
on motion, laid on the table.
The report Of Maj. Gen. s. r. Curtis on
his action in regard TO the resolutions Of the
Council Of August 9th concerning the Rap.
ids improvement. and his istsrvisv With Maj.
Gen. A. A. Humphreys, Chief United
States Engineer, on the subject, vas red
and ordered to be fled, and on motion d
Alderman Knowles the following resolution
was passed
Reseteed, That the City Couscil teode,
shsir sincere thanks TO Maj. Gen. 8. R. Cur
It's for his prompt and valuable services II
the matter abo.e referred 70.
The report Of The Wharfmastes for The
month OF November showing net proceed
amounting to $500, vas received and g.
eepted-
Alderman wymsn, from the Street And
Alley Committee reported in favor Of s,.nt-
ins the prayer Of The petitioner for : eros,-
ans On Second and Exchange ssrssta. r.
port adopted, aad The crossing orde,,d i (.
hid.
Alderman Mumn, don The Fosr,A Va
aSosssd n k,os Of ssansise u, p,,., y
~ psddoasrs Coz . plaak Walk ., sarsl
strsst, from johnson to Bank. ssd rov,l
shas the walk Be ordered 70 b. laid Ave ~
"ds by Tho ist Of January NEXT.
Motion carried.
Alderman Wynaa moved thas .. .ou.o.
ysiafaos Of 800 b nads e. IL =. q ~
oazsse oapsrvise~.
noeion carried.
Nm. k4saeds addrsassd he Co,nerl. -,
~ y ~ esstsia nessys hsrsecfbr, -
- hin y - City IL aaass rsah,1ea l. -
- 70 hsvs ~ na11RssfeRrsd ~ on-;.1.-
On nsaioa = Aj6srnaa VIVA. n. ~.
- rstss1sd = - Js&sisy ssaniA>se ~
- c1 AsesssaN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

"woHAs: she needs ~ sulogisn; -
speaks fer herselfr' vas the toast offered BY
- enthusiastic individual, ct . celebration.
The same sentiment might b very appropri-
ately sttsrsd in behalf Of the ssKelssstic
Cleanser. which is rapidly attaining ~
tional reputation.
Sold By Ill drserisss asd groesrs-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

BLAspHENy RRBuKED.-When Napoleon
was about to invade Rusia, perscn Who -
endeavored TO dissuade him from his purpSse,
finding he could not prevail, quoted y him
the proverb, Man proposes bnt God dispo.
ses;i to which he indignantly replied, ~
dispose - well - propose" A Christian
lady, hearing the impions boast, remarked.
81 set TINT down - the turning point Of Napo.
Icons fortunes. God will mot suffer creature
thus With impunity TO usurp his presogative. -
Il happened just - the lady had predicted
Napoleon's invasion Of Russia was the CON.
mencement Of his fall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

DRY GooDs SALH-Hovs / Tyler will
commence she sale Of dress goods this morn
ing and continue every day this vsek, as 10
O'Clock in the morning and u : o'clock in
the afternoon. The Ladies Of he city and
surrounding country will mot fail 70 ct veil
paid in attending Ibis sale. Goods I'll fresh
and perfect.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

THras will b preaching ia The Wssemin-
star Church (Rev. Nr. CraiIs) By Rev. Jns.
h. Brown, D. D., Of Springfield, nls-, cad
Others, every evening Ills week, The public
are earnestly invited 70 attend. Prayer and
conference meeting every morning bsevesn
and 10 o'clock, q the same place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

IL yoa vast White Hair naAs bssstiiul ~
In youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, .
Dandru6 had perfectly clssnsd, looss hair
made hstuss DR.. TsBsEr's Phydolosics
Regensrster. Ksaa : FuLLn, Agents.
Sold BY ill Drugeists. fri.ma-vsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

HsW YsEk nsnsy AarAss.
~ Telegraph MEv Yeax. De-. IL
nossy b aors setivs OF ~ pss csss-
Stealing - very quiet at sNODx
Cold opsnsA Isl declined to l3sss closed d IRL
Governssot stsehs are u exc lover.
yrsisAss 70 Liverpool are lover.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

LADIE's AND GrsrLExEx's Fun, Felt Hats,
and Fur Cspss, clsansed and repaired. Straw
Work, bleaching and pressing, Machine
sewing and knitting, done at the new Singer
rooms, up stairs on Fourth street, between
Main and Bloudeau. cheaper and better than
AMI one else in Ksokuk, BY Mrs. E. A..
Parker.
Agents wanted for the various parts Of
Iowa for Taylor improved system of dress-
making.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

GopxY ron JAsuAar.--Lovry, Of News
Depot no.oriesy, has placed upon our table
this popular LAdy's Magazine ios the month
Of January. lis . splendid number. The
title page alone il worth he price cfths num-
Der. Be sure and call q he depot sad Ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

"WHY 10 il that % many American vome Ia
die n an ase when they should Be in the
prime Of kfsw 10 ofsa asked. The
answer 10 easy. Household drudsery break
them dova completely. The best way fos
hosse- keeper 70 ightsa their daily hbor,
aud thus prolong life, 10 to use the "Hclsctrie
Cleanser" Il is without q sqsal.
Sold by all drussista.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

The following is list Of the students in
the high school room Of the public schools
who have attained the standard Of perfection
in attendance, scholarship and department,
for the month esding December TIL: Misses
Carrie Rees, Eliza Wssson, Ellen Wsssos,
Mary AcLans, Lissis Cushman; Nastsrs
Scion PArscns, Herbert Lovu, Edward
Daniel, Charles Hubbard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

To PRrvrST PorAroEs FROM Rorrrxo.-
The following recipe for preventing rot in po.
tatoes is from the Scientific Amerioon. We
learn that the plan has been tried with com
plete success, and should be generally known:
Dust over the door with lime, and put in
six or seven inches Of potatoes and lime
again. Repeat the operation until ah are
stored away. One bushel of lime will do for
forty bushels Of potatoes, though more will
not hurt them-the lime rather improving the
favor than otherwise"
"Ws are indebted to the CARE CIrY, for .
copy OF the Presidents message tventy>foar
hours in advance ofsll other dailies. Corr.
don Monitor.
Many other Of our exchanges in Southern
and Central Iowa could make . similar &C.
knovledgement, - the GArn CrrY published
the message twenty -fosr hoars in sdvasce Of
every paper south of Dubuqas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

LADIES PAn.-The ladies Of the Baptist
Church will hold Fair 1t the Hall in the
Essss House, 90 Friday and Saturday ofnext
week, where generous public viii b de-
hgbtfully entertained. We need bat mention
o,our citizens that the proceeds Of this Fair
will be used to complete the basement oftheir
new Church in order to elicit their liberal
patronage. (decl2.2twsd&sun)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

Srvrro machines repaired and regulated;
needle, for iii kinds Of maehinss; ladiss' isrs
c,eaned and rspairsd. Corner OF Fourth and
Blondesu streets. y. n. AAnsos'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12
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uARKETB BY TELE08APD

rev HeRk 0ox8os.
D. Telegraph. usv Xsex. - u.
Cs<tss-1fs hisAsr, 0heS.
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0. . sooil: al esois rs sbr tss6s bsands.
WhssA-Dsn - sAa1s tsvsF = No. . ~ us
Milvenkss.
o,rr-Rsasy 4ose howe; n WoI - - aizse
VssAsra In sssss; n oeoi IL sAosa sissiag u q 30
- n seoes.
0ss-nssissa - hsuA~, 0oo - oAisa0s -
Milvsuhss, GO0 Sss ssv Wotssa-
Rssk-vR.~ ~ sssss sioei ~ ~ ~. eooo
u ssr sll, esssinG = ~ = hs yrins.
DsoeH-D1ii q 1ok
pssasA HAos-Dh1sr eDio ~ western.
iArd-YRoa, ll9oO13k.
saar-1k1s Eavasa n. ffs
P.ss,s..-vh.; isois,t ~ ~sAs s's1oa - -
Ansa 10 besA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

chicago hoYkets
y fslssFspA.l cnseAss. IL.
ne yrovioa narkss h bsstR, svtag - ths alvasss
b hvs Asss. ~ psss Tor NOS p~t sAvnsA - -
bsrrsE salss u III Tso1s. asA ~ fstss 6saivy -
~ Snolo =, sslls1s ed bsyw's cpesos.
lAr6-oMss, bat sssedy: liH for prias 49, stsaa.
arssa Maas-ueA ssss Arnly. sd vs psts sslss cs
Aaas sstcssd foa saughtsrsd bcgs q ~ asA sAssid
| sss = ~ fsss he block
| Drsasel Hop-aesses and Donisal d u pr 40 lbs
isrss receipts vusid dsaAsiss pfodsss . oAssstai -
srsase.
| Nour-Ceatinase dali I'D without tecieed chang.
| WHEAT No kprtbg y Brn ssd 49, higher. bat
other grades unchanged ssis ~ = o1o9 % fnr Ia
I Spring. q 1eol u for No : q asoi ~ sos ~
jssssA elosiss sssaAy = - ss<oa - ~ ne1 n -
| I sS1< for HoA
Corn-0psssA Arn asd sdvaseed TO sllfSe d. but y
tss the receipt Of tie sseosA dispatch hea Nsv Tod
81 yuDsssA safAsorsbis sAvsss from Liverpool, III
market veaksnsa ssA decd With sellers 81 %
osas-DuIE there Material altssssien psstss |,
vsusr narkst elossd quiet se1S for ~ 10 store
Ays-Iase,ive; sales Of No u o9oe4 No > = =.
Barisy-Duii Asd alae.s soaissk sAae1 ~ 10 4 y
{ OAoH soV r<jsetsd in store.
nishvsss-Isaetivs - ao.iaai; u y 1T ifss ~
, = sos bonded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

ConE one, come oil, and invest small
amount Of capital il the great isstitutioa Of
the ags. The "Ecleetie Clsasssr'' not oaly
removes I'll ssaias end dirt iron ths hsass,
but It slsara he ssnespAsss Il lsas, b ~
lieviag vsaaa q Ar gEsntass dsaaiie has-
dsns.
Sold b. ~ druggists aad Eroeees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

NO % MAM1T,
- Ksskak, IsWs.
(lFFERS 70 The trads full ard eoaplsAs
" s.ast.sss 4 Hsrasese, s.ssaaasg ases sissl Z
KrGLIsH AND AMERICAN
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
%: - - G ss,g &C. g..
-. - c.. s:ss
Aagsss. Hes, epsssA
-. A.. 80
1 81. &. .:'e IN, c 60
SssssAsessA suii v..sssy z ssA~ sssss ia II
At the Lowest Market Ratee
~ beg ny eos1s asrsrs ~. sAs .essAsssrs~.
ed r. sa.. .sy :. :.ssl.A = ESQ is1,s..ssss =
A. .s..la.stos = ~ ssssA : r...s:s.ll :s,,ssssA
110W113LsL BROS.
~oNR n s0TrrT.
SHEET IRON,
Pillow STEEL,
CAST sTEE1,
SPRING STEEL,
NORWAY Nail Rods
ynlAA Cd SOMA HUvs. Wilma gIlAD
aLADa0 Dntk0wA ANVIL.
HORSE SHOES, MULE SHOES
Horse Nails, Csster sAses,
EExAGDIaD 0KDD9Ov
HEAVY HARDWARE,
lo1 q loA, o.. nEaas q PsastA Streets
KBokUK, IOWA.
Produce. Commission
.. 2. POND Z CO..
Produce and Commission
1GDROHAr0w0.
Batter, Eggs, Psak1y. Rags, PeatAsrs,
sssssszssA Gil Kials csssssy PRESSES.
snaExa szvYH . xux ~, KSoKU1, IOWA
oseaSsessts Of Preasss ssspsssfsily ss,ssissa, -
49, 20 = paid ~ kisAaa dasA hta.
,. URIcH. 4. !. srArLR
URloh 4 oTATlgR,
Commission Merchants
A. la.s~nh III nAAs~ -
r n q % u . y.
oeesaA STRESS, KE0KUK, IOWA
fra AtAs.ssn DsisAiAs)
~wAss..l. rear. 1rsss ssl oy.sse DssA o.
e1yanesd % 0sesIsa.ssAA - A40A
WIN e. vANSANT : Co..
q RIO on n
PRODUCE DEALERS,
No. 10 Main o.,
Dssvssa 1ssSsA a. INA sss>sea
X R OF III.
osssa.atiy - Aa.l ssllsmwanssass onssnmAsI
boeSvos ~ 1y
~1OxDNRD9
STEAM BAK cry.
R.aP LEE Y FORD.
YvHR subseribEs haviae introdscsd eesan
6oeEs. - - pNDaA = n Az Nk1MB
CELEBRATED CkACYED4.
A. solssts - rsssaags - - a1ls gssesally. ~.
AAn so6sasss - fallv sDoa1n ~ ps0sn11sa - ~
WEsTEHN BAKERY,
D AsssaAly kasNa ~ - ~ AzFAasa ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

~ Telegraph D.. Lous, De-. II.
fobseco-Qnsst and snchsngsA
Cotton -h<ttss; 9eD3o
Bsodr--Qsiet sad unchanged.
Whsaa-Hirnsr, but isaetivs snA unchanged
COr.-Dsttss. sSoSo for sss; ssoSi Tor I'D
0ats-AighW; GOO.
Rxh-sRner ooo1l. Clsar sidss 1l5< Nsv sses
eursd Haas, %.
whisAsy-Lovsf and unsstsied. 20 buyers - a n.
Hoss-Advssce4s receipts Light - isOs %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

A BRICK dwelling house. containing six
rosos, ctsesFn, fall lot. located Lot g. kio<h
stwy little god sals. Rsee $40 c.Sh shteh
woeh ~ bay The t<seh In re Hosss.
Una n , rEf-EYCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

II an Episcopsl Church in the north Of
Scotland porter employed during the week
at the railway station does duty on Sunday
other sunday be fell sound asleep during the
service, and no remained vhsn the pealing Of
the organ xas required He vas suddenly
awakened by another ol6cisl, when, apps
renty dreaming Of an approaching train, he
started TO his feet and rosrsd out With Ill the
force and shrilness Of stsntoriaa lungs and
habit, - Change here for Elgin, Lossemouth
and Burghead.' The effect upon the congrs-
CATION, sitting in expectation q concord Of
sweet sounns, may be imagined.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

SOA SAle-Ths vtry desirable ts,sA aesss.p.s an
4roasos nss cs ned as1 ecesyA<a By J Wftkfu
80, ~, dtsaAsd ~ The eFLss i1sh asA Btsb =,
bone No. or 70 reoass with all the hod+rn npso y
nsnf-sarSs name farn--thIse very c<Ais sLi. lete
eneAs4 covsrrA with fruit ard orp.sensa trv< Pyfe
0r Tits % d " ~ sals. For tuStisr yarsSeulass
ss3mrs o. H. ,. TEN RiCK,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

On AcRRS - Land fnessiy IN TIMBER on the mid
CUdl~ rod ,sedins frca \ soAuh 10 tsnduahy ahops
aAs froA ihs city. and nsy b. ksovn = the Rich
Gdsos rsrt Tits seod Prtds 80 per sore Require
u b ,. rkN-KYCK CO.
saxl<A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-12

II is IN of mooted question, can Consump-
ton be curedf The pros and cons are
almost - innumerable ~ are the victims to
this fatal disease. On one ground all agree
that Norsdens Pictorial Balm will relieve
every case and cure . majority. For sale BY
Kerr l. Fuller, Keokuk.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-30
SSSefssEs - lI|'I11;:3,; 90:
European Dispatches by the Cable 10 thj
=. Associated Press.

PRAGUE, August 27. The treaty of peace
made by the plenipotentiaries of Prussia
and Austria has been ratified by the King
of Prussia, and is now en- route to this city
of exchange.
MADRID, August 28.--One of her Catho-
lie Majesty's frigates has succeeded in cap
turing the Chilean privatcer Tornado, off
coast of Spain.
LONDON, August %, Noon.-John Bright
delivered speech in Birmingham last night
before mass meeting of people favorable
to the reform movement, which exoelled oil
his former eloquent efforts, creating most
enthusiastic excitement among the i'm
menso audience. The meeting was the
largest held Of late years, and the interest
manifested by the people exceeded all for
me- demonstrations in favor of reform
since 1882.
Moscow, August 27.-ht the banquet
given to the American Embassy, the speech
of MIR. Fox, in response to toast, was en-
inently laudatory of the government of the
Car. of tho system adopted by him which
had bound his subjects so closely to his in
teresis.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-30
The Free School.

About five months ago we called at
tontion to the Free School under the
charge of Miss Mackoy, an accomplish
cd and experienced, and what is still
better, a conscientious, teacher. We
have seen this school in it's workings.
and can testify that there is work
going on there that is not at all apprc-
ciated.to degree commensurate with
its merits.
AS will appear under the head Of
communications, there is an appcal
made to the merchants and citizens of
this community, which we hope will
be cordially and literally responded
to. There arc children at that school.
who but for it, would not unlikely be
roaming the streets much to the an
noyance of the window glass and other
fragile parts Of public or private build
lngs. But this isa minor considcra-
tion. Those children arc UNDERGOING
course of instruction to fit them to
become good and worthy citizens, and
it is to the interest of all to have them
such. 1t is really valuable invest
ment then, and we hope will be freely
made, as an opportunity will be af-
fordcd all concerned to do it.
1t will be seen that heretofore this
school has been supported exclusively
from the. .alms-giving of the Episcopal
Church, while We believe there is not
one of that denomination in attend =
ance at the school. The school is en-
phatically a free one, and it should be
freely supportcdby this community.
Amitc given for the increase of know
ledge, where the opportunities for
knowledge arc with a competent teach
er' will moro than repay the givcr.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-30
IhG PRESIDENTIAL Party Oh their Way to
CllICugO-.kCCfptiOn along The Runte,

WASHINGTON, August 28.-Large crowds
gathered at the railroad stations in Balti-
more and on the line of the procession, to
get view Of the excursionists, who were
greeted by the waving of hats and handkcr-
chiefs, with dcafcning cheers.
WILMINGTON, DEL, August 2S-Herc, as
at other places on the line of the road, the
President has been greeted with hearty
good feeling, and was formally received.
After his brief remarks, by REQUEST, the
President appeared on the rear platform
OF the train, when the surging crowd press
cd forward and many shook his hand. The
cars and workshop windows and balconies
were crowded with spectators, ;repcatedlv
cheering, and occasionally band of music
playing, amidst the most extraordinary ex-
element
FHILADELpHIA, August 28..-Prcsident
'ohhSoh arrived this afternoon, and was
received by Col. Page on behalf of Mer-
chauts and Mechanics, irrespective of party
as the Chief Magistrate of the Republic. and
the chosen protector of their rights and
Liberties, that through him the Union of all
The states would be restored, and peace
reign in fact as we'll as in name. sH
The President said he knew how to an
preclafe reception from the people Of
Philadelphia; he trusted peace had come,
ana permanent peace. and that war had
ceased forever. We had war enough, and
his efforts had been to restore peace and
permanent organization of the Government
The Presidents remarks were croo,sa
WIN great applause. Grant was also
oheered. The President was then escorted
by military under Gen. Meade, and The civic
bodies, merchants, &C., to the Contincnto,
ho'el' where bo subsequently, ad dressed tho
vast crowd. He will bo serenadcd at II
o'clock to night.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 27.-Iti is un-
ao'e'V"a ti'"t tho Presidential party,
IS to start tomorrow for Chicago, will
embrace some twenty-five persons.
Secretary Seward and several mem
bcrs of his family, Secretary Wellcs
and lady, and Postmaster General
Randall, will go. The other members
of the Cabinet find it impracticablo to
leave. Gen. Grant and his Chief Of
Staff, Admiral Farragut, Gen. Nc
Clcllan and lady, Surgcon-General
Barnes and lady, Senator Patterson
and lady, Col. w. G. Moore, COL
Robert Morrow, Marshall Gooding, L.
a. Gobright of the Associated Press
and Mr.. w. w. Warden, will accor
pany the President.
There are tho strongest indiceon
that the Convention of Soldiers.kho
endorsed the President, to bosfd at
Cleveland, Ohio, September n will
prove to be grand success Many
prominent officers in all the Ettes of
the North will participate no less
than seven Generals from York,
IN addition to those whpoiginally
signed the call, have reqsbd their
names to be affixed to itfFong these
are Generals Egan, Gh1tm, Devan
and and Ferrcro. Hundre Of letters are
received daily by the 5nmittec from
soldiers who cndorsoad sympathize
with the movement. /
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European News by the Cable.

New York, August 26.-Special
Cable dispatches confirm the fact as
previously announced in the hssooiat-
ed Press dispatches of the signing ola
treaty of peace at Prague, on Thurs
day.
Moscow dispatches ofthc 24th men
tion the arrival there of American ma
val officers, who were treated with dis
tinguishcd consideration.
Dresden dispatches of the oath says
that the King has ordered the Saxon
Ministry to cooperate with the Prus-
sian authorities.
The Frankfort Assembly has voted
a loan of twelve millions of forms.
Bank rate has been reduced to four
per cent.
Dispatches from Magenta of the
Gath says the settle was raised on the
23d, and that the Prussian troops
would leave on Sunday.
Dispatches from Madrid of the
9th says that export duties have
been suspended for six months from
every port in Cuba.
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COMMUNICATED.
An appeal for tho Free School.

This appeal in aid of the "NYinns-
boro Free School," is addressed to the
liberal merchants and citizens of the
place, in the hope that they will re-
spond sufficiently, to keep the school
in operation until the CLOSE of the year,
when it is believed that arrange
mcntS may be made to establish it on
a firm basis. The school was COM
mcnccd as an experiment, and has
proven entirely successful. 1t has
heretofore been dependent upon u
small monthly contribution, from the
Episcopal Church aims, but this
means can no longer be afforded, and
unless the friends of education will as
slst, this charity, which is an honor
to the town and District, must be dis
continued. 1t is hoped that none are
indifferent to tho Importance of tho
subject, and as there is nothing what
ever sectarian in the establishment.
all can, if so disposed, contribute to-
wards its support. Contributions can
be handed to Mr.. II. A. GATLLApD or
ID. Is, MCCREIGHT, who will receive
and promptly Acknowledge diem.