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~. MoncI Market-Jnne I4.

MoSEr-Easy ct 49s per cent. on call.
6TEaLIHa ExsHANaE-Quiet Et O85<9le956-
GcLp-Trregular, unsettled and highse, opening
At I45s<, dsciining 10 1851. sdvsnoing te 1475S
md closinz At lS736.
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MlnIns StOcks-June IL

Ths prices Of MIN sStOeks bid in Boston to-day
TssIp.r Tan, a; FrankIfn I35<; Hancock 205<;
oaincy IS; Waveriy 81 Bay state 1876 Ainne-
sofa II5<; Central 50.
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Fxtensive RnrgInries.

NEW YoRK, June IA series of daring
burglaries and robberies have been going
on in the villages of Long Island during
the last few weeks. Twenty burglaries
have been committed at Newtown, on the
Flushing Railroad, in that time, and Fort
Hamilton, Jamaica and other towns have
been extensively plundered. Dennis Sui
livan, who killed Tom Burns, has been
arrested on suspicion of being engaged in
this business.
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Fancy Cabinet and Wooden Toilet
Articles, Of the rsosi tssly styta, rhduafs5tdfea
st 1876 Ontario street, HurIbuts Block, Rear
Buildings. A. N. PIPER,
maysRI5 Mechanical Jobber
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New Laundry for Fine Washing and
Ironing cf tsentsemets's Linen.-Messrs
MACKENZIE ( PARSONS respectfully announce
10 the gentlemen of Cleveland that their new
Laundry for doing fine Washing and Ironing is
now 10 operation, and they are prepared TO re-
oeive orders at their store, No. Il Monument
Square, for doing up gsntlemen's linen in the beet
and most neat style. iunell:RtS
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Morning Edition.
sneeiaI Cnufinn.MRs.

Special Caufi0n.-MRs- wINsLow's
SOOTHING sYBUP hss become so popular that
various parties have Put ort articles calling them
Mrs wiusiow's. Please take notice that the Mrs.
wihslow OF the Soothing Syrup is not connected
with any other article. juhs2.5A
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-15

NE1IANG ZEE AALA9A Law
suit 10 test the constitutionaIity of the
Excise law was brought here before the
Court Of Common Pleas Chamber today by
George ". Holt sgsinst Jackson R. Schultz.
Plaintiff claimed the legal right 10 sell
sPirituous liquors under theold license, and
his counsel argued at length that the Law
was unconstitutional. Numerous similar
suits are % be brought by liquor sellers
who continue to grow more and more ex-
cited on the subject, and are determined to
test the question. le 'ss1 aE-
TEE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
PzILADELPHrA, June I4.--After the SEN
ale had adopted the Constitutional Amend
ment, just coneurred in By the House of
| Representatives, Gov. Curtin addressed a
circular letter 10 the Governors Of all the
loyal States, suggesting the ProPriety Of
a union Of action in calling together their
legislatures for the ratification Of that
| amendment 1t is now understood that
such uniform action viii be had, and that
before the adjournment Of Congress q rati-
| ication Of the amendment will be made.
EoNISATFos.
CcNcoRD, N. H. June I4.-The Rspub-
lican- caucus has just nominated the Hon.
James W. Patterson for United States SEN
ator on the fourth ballot, by vote of LA
out Of 2g5.
en- lfr cGuLKERs
The Caulkors Association here still refuse
10 work more than eight hours, consequently
the effect Of the shiPwrights strike is the
same as II the carpenters hEd not conclu-
ded t0resume their labor.
Martin Montgomery and A. II. Csnados,
said 70 be ex-rebel officers, claiming to act
as agents Of Santa Anna, purchased
the steamer Ogues for $IOO, 900 in
gold 10 be paid By Santa Anna, upon the de-
livery of the vessel at st. Thomas. W. j.
Taylor 4 Co., Of PhiIadelphis, delivered
the steamer according 10 the terms Of the
eontrsct, but the purchase was rePudiated
by Santa Anna. The owners Of the vessel
returned to this country and gave the Pur-
ehasers one month to fulfill the terms ofthe
contract They failed 70 do 50 and were
sent TO the Ludlow street jail in default of
twenty thousand dollars.
1870 - CHOLERA.
Patrick Shea died last night Of cholera in
Cherry street, and two more, not fatal, are
unofieially announced. The Sanitary Com
mission are taking great pains 70 clean that
hlthy neighborhOod. 7r--
Quarantine reports show three new cases
and no deaths since the last report. All is
quiet at Seguin's Point. Co.
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The trustees Of the OIeveisnd Orphan
Asylum wish to ind good situations ior fpiir ct
ive boys, between the sges of II and IS, either on
farms as apprentices to trades. Apply at the
AsyIum or to The Trusts-.
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EXCURSION.

Not satisfied with the ordinary rites of
hospitality, the people of Sandusky ten
dered the Convention an excursion trip to
Putin Bay and intermediate points The
invitation was accepted and the fine ex-
cursion steamers Island Queen and Gen.
Grant we're loaded with nearly six hun
dred of the delegates. At 10 a. m.
the boats left the whar reaching Putin
Bay at l24 P. m, and remaining there
until 2! P. M making half-hour halt at
Ksiley's Island on the return trip. The
day wss fine, the Islands never looked
more beautiful, and the excursion was one
of unalloyed pleasure and enjoyment to
all. e
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1raT OossrTrUrIoNAL AHEEpNEET.
IoNTNATIoH.

CoNcoRD, N. r., June I4.-The Repub-
fean caucus has just nOminstsd the Hon.
James W. Patterson for United States Sem
ator on the fourth ballot, By vote of I24
out Of 2g5. rat
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-15

Moth and Freckles.-Ladiess afflicted with
Discolorstions on the Face called moth patches OF
freckIes, should use PERRY's Celebrated MOTH
and FRECKLE LOTION. II is infAllible. Pre-
pared BY Dr.. B. Q. PERRY, DermstolOgist, 49
Bond street, N Y. Sold by ali druggists in Cleve-
land and elsewhere. Price e.. mAy1T-34O
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-15

The Commercials money srticlessys
Under the exportation Of = large shipment Of
gold on Saturday the premium strengthened The
shipments will probably reach twOor three mill
ions. The general impression is that the premium
VIII reach 50.
The continued inactivity in the stock market
has caused downward tendency Erie fell on
17z; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, hoEsver, eoseH-
9overnments steady bat quiet tiVe-TTenties
Of 81 q better; steady st the Board at l025s-
There Is very little movement in the loan mar
ket. Gail loans made mostly at per cent.
Discounts moderately active ou paper. The
rate Is 5951z for sPeeiaEities; 63S9I for prime
names.
The Posts money article says
Theloan market is extremely easy st SOS per
cs1t. call with miscellaneous colaterals and
45 on Governments. CommerCiol bills sre re-
Earied with more distrnst- The discount rates
for approved bills range from 81 to 6L
The stock markst is quiet GOTendmsnts are
firm but Railroad shares are lower, in sympathy
with Erie. which is depressed, partly BY heavy de-
iyeries Of stock on contracts Of sellers option
and partly By the reported fsliiag of in ths earn
ings Of the road At the one O'Clock call quota
tions were rather lower, Erie being the weakest,
and closing at So OF the miscellaneous securities
Western Union Telegraph closed st 56@661f At
lautic Mail I2sd120; Delaware Hudson l54.
The Baltic to-day takes out s., 645, 500 in speos
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Pretended Agents Of Santa Anna
In Trouble.

False Report About the Rindsrpest.
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Nominate James W. Patterson
for the Senate.
To Convene the Legislatures and
Ratlfy the Constitutional
Amendment

BEFORE THE OPENING or CON
GRESS.
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tnarst
-EE-fnsfr-1F-e- 2 -zr-tieia ri ctr
Leader. ). ! S. ! :.
a .

LATEST NEWS
BIZ ICE WESTERN UNION LINE.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES
FROM WAsHIKcToM.
Revival Of the Good Old Times.
Nv. ROsseau Breaks Cane over the
Shoulders of Mr.. GriDnell.
No PARTICULAR DAMAGE DONE.
Harris Declares Himself a SeSes.
SlOnist.
Debate on another Reconstruction
Measure,
GENERAL NEWS.
Republican Caucus of N. q. Legisla-
ture.
Nominate James w. Patterson
for the Senate.
Gov. Curtin Makes a Suggestion to
the Governors Of the other States.
To Convene the Legislatures and
Ratlfy the Constitutional
Amendment
THE OPENING or CON |
GRESS.
Pretended Agents Of Santa Anna
In Trouble.
False Report About the Rinderpest. |
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enianis Patent Neck Tie ItsIder.

This convenient article, for The gentlenisn's
wardrobe is now received, and Tor sale by US. 1t
is simple lsbor-savipg contrivanoe BY which
several different ties ssu be ade. dentieiseh are
Invited to call and examine
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Egyptian CaIIa.-AH the fair and beautiful
use it. TALIMAS a COLLINS, sale proprietors.
Sold by all Druggists.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS CAHFIELD,
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LOUISVILLE, June 13.-Professor E. W
Gunther, orgsnist Of St. Paul's Church, was
thrown from rocksway, breaking his neck
and killing him instantly. His family in
the same vehicle were uninjured.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-15

NEW YoRK, May 1.-The Tribune learns
that our Consul General in Canada, has
made !. demand for its correspondent, Mr..
Kelley, whe was captured with the Fem
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From the record book of the Secretary
it appears that twenty-five counties only
have reported statistics. From these re-
norts we make up the following totals:
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Special Dispatches.
BEoEryED Ur TO O'CLOCK, A. n.
rHE cAprrREp coRREsFosDENr.

Special Dispatches to the Western Press.
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= DeeW6eD 9EWEBRF-A ieF iets
as y -, rss.ssd - oovLttss. =
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Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut -sts
ay22RI6:2twD6eoEW
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Special BisFsseh 10 Western Associated Prsss.I
rs-gr.i e HEE YoRK, June IA.
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Republican Caucus of N. q. Legisla-
ture.
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ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE steamer Mag
nolia was burned at the upper levee, this
morning. She was valued at about $780,
600; insured for half that sum.
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The gold market closed up at l471S0l471t. al
ter day Of great activity and excitemsnt-
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The Caulkcrs Association here still refuse
10 work more than eight hours, consequently
the effect Of the shipwrights strike is the
same as II the carpenters hsd not conclu-
ded tfy resume fheir lahor --
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The market for exchange is steady, but there has
not been much done for Saturdays Packets.
Bankers at 60 days on London are quoted at
IO95<.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13
-FOUR Iltlllt PRESSES
For Sale.

THx GrEaxsxx Povra Passs. on which lie
GATE CrrY 10 po~ printed. i offered Sw sale
At . very low price. Its capacity is sufficient
TO print paper 2sx42 inches. and eanSe m
AAe rase of 600 to 800 pr bsur. 1t h noe
necessary to speak Of the qu.lity of the
work it will perform, As the appearance Of
the paper 81 the present time viii safisfy ey-
cry printer on this point. This Sess is OF
fered for sale to make room for a steam press
of greater opacity and speed, to meet the re-
qalrements OF oar increasing circulation
Also, q RrcGLEs CARD Axn BILL.HEAn
Pass. in good running order, will print in
side of chase ~ sxs inches, and can be run By
treadle at the rate of 1000 to ]. cooper hour
Also. RrGcLEs DIAMOND CARD Pass,
stze Insids of chase sxi{ inches, in fine or
der and can be rsn by boy at tha rate Of
1,5oo to 1000 per hour. 1t is one Of the
best and simplest machines that can be in
trodaeed into veil regulated Office.
Also, for sale. al bargain, Job Power
Press something afterthe pattern ofau Adams
press. size inside Of chase l2xls inches. and
substantially boilt.
u i the above presses can be seen in daily
Operation ,xnd printers who contemplate pur.
chasing machines will do well to call and ex.
anime for themselves
These presses are not to be sold on accoun,
of any detect which they possess bu, becanse
W. want machines better adapted for steam
power, and mose suitable 10 the wants Of the
growing trade of this city and the surround
ing country.
For further information, address
A. ". SHELDON.
Propir Cars CRY.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAzHIyarox. Dec. IL.

The Auditor shows that during the last fs-
cal yesr II S1s accounts have been settled,
including the amount OF Si11.53S. l34- There
was audited her the Pay Department Sllo,
2U9, 5ts. Indian All irs. 81. ssi .256. 0rsii-
nance Barean, 80, ssJ2. 3d.; Medical aud Hos,
piial warrants. Sl1, 459. arrears of par,
bounty, &c. SIS, ls9. IA; collecting, drilling
and organIzi z volunteers. s.. .z5ti, 932; pay
OF bonnties OF soldiers. Sla 45e 2ie.
he settlements have been larger than for
anv previous year
The Auditor recommends the reorganiza~
tioa Of the Bureau on the account of the i'm
mense amount OF additional labor thrown
upoa II by the exaniaaffon of claims under
the bounty bill, .na says it is impossible TO
Snswer all The applications until they have
been passed Tor examination, when the re-
cetpss will be Aeknowiedged and Information
given.
Gen. Robert Allen has been assigned Chief
Quarermasser Of the Military Divisisa Of the
Pacific.
The case OF the Sew Orleans i Great YES
tern Railguad ~ " l.. Lindsay, Was arxaed
in the Supreme Court on "Wednesday
The uosase Com HitE@e at investigation into
the Mes Orleans riots have examined Judge
Heissed. of Ne~ Orleans. They viii take all
the testimony possible and then proceed to
New Orleans
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Prop'rG.rE Crrr.

Gold closed at sl.sTt in New York yes
tsrday.
The interview between Seward and Thad.
Stevens on Saturday was not of political
character.
Five hundred and twentvsseven emf.
grants passed through Colun, bas last
week. of whom one hnn.red AMI ninety-sin
remain ia Ohio
The total number Of deaths from cholera
in 81 Loais from July 9TH to November 9th
were s,527
Montgomery, the murderer Of Dnsmore.
Of Washington county, Pa. has been captu.
red at Hellsburg, West sisgini..
Daring the high wind on SATURDAY. last.
three men were drowled at Paducah. Ken
iaeky, ia attempting to cross the tirss in =
ska
-Aaother Senatorial caucus viii pc held
this week to determia. upoa cf1nrse Of
seti ou in reference TO the Colorado question.
1t is reported that the Tariff bill. In pre-
paFatlon by Special Commissioner Wells,
will redace the tariff GA wool sax eenis per
pound
Cen Rankie. FOR some time Chief OF the
Freedmen Bur~sa for the Memphis district,
is nov in. Louisville as Major of the 45sh L.
s l.. tr X. C.)
col Montgomery and his militia have
qaletei the troubles in Lafayette county. Mis-
soar. ald caused she sash whacxers there TO
hide their heals
A gentleman sent recently from Mem
phis BY an attorney TO negotiate for goods be-
longing 70 colored client, Was made. the
victim Of mob, and narrowly escaped With
his life.
An Important argument will take place in
Washington City, on the 10Th, before the So
preue Court, upon the question whether the
stock n National as we'll as State banks hold
ing Caitei States securities IS liable to taxa
tien. Eleven cases Of New York banks and
millions of dollsrs are involved
The so-ealled Senators and Representa-
tives from the seeded States. held meeting
in Washington on Saturday, bn, as there we're
but few of them present, they did bat little.
They .hiak some Of having a general meeting
some time in January. A portion of these
gentlemen had an interview with Secretary
Browning, who seems anxious to restore the
rebel Indians IN the Southeast to their old
privileges.
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\ T keokUk. lowA. - lsss9
xxx CONGREEE-Second Ses-
SION.


wAsHlxeros, Dec IL.
Mr. MORGAN introduced Joint Reso-
luton presenting the thanks of Congress TO
Mr.. Field. forshs Successful laying Of tis At
lantic Cable.
The district of Columbia Suffrage Bill
o6ae unsss II -SsstsS kk55sEsa 81 ~
Mr.. bR0IN. a Aalss. naiaaaioed ths,
suffrage should be universal, without restric-
tons ~ to race
Mr.pAvIS argued that 4 vas cred
American principle thar suffrage belonged
only TO the whites
j Mr.. sPRAGuE E advocated sud Mr. BUCK
ALEW opposed negro su6neAs pa.s
The sssseioA vas on Covasss sUeadnSent
to extend the franchise to females.
Mr.. TRC MBrEL introduced Z resolution
ess<Ssiae the Psesident 70 inform The Ssn-
ate whetNer any pefson Has been appointed to
offiee. .snee. sAe aass sdiosnaese q. III Ssn-
ate; particuiariy II such = not The case with
regard to the Surveyor Of Philadelphia.
Mr. BLAINE introduced . resolution au.
tkorizinS the Committee on War Debts in the
Loyal SAtes to report hiil authorizing
taxation Of two and a-han per cent. on the
Nsuonar Barka for the psymeas Of ssch
debts, Objection wAs made, and the resoln-
ton lies over.
The RESOLUTION OF Mr.. PRICE, relative to
the issne and circulation of National BAnkA,
was laid over.
a resolution declaring that no State Of the
South refusing to sdops the Constitutional
amendment be entitled TO representation, was
laid over.
he credentials of B. VI. EPPERSOS. or
Texas, was presented and referred to the
Election Committee.
A bill rep@lng the law OF 179o which
provides no trial for treason after the expi-
ration of three years, Vas taken up, debated
aud re conmitted TO the Judiciary Commit
tee.
A bill authorizing the President to confer
brevet rank on officers appointed 20 the reg
liar army, FOR gallant service AZ vofsntee
was passed.
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==-- -
FROM NASHVILLE


NASdNfLlk, Oec- III.
Ia December, 1854. raiding party con-
manded by Captain Wm. Jenkins, OF MARI
ens, Georgia. entered the torn 81 Athens,
and killed CITIZEN named McGoughn5. On
Sunday lsst- at the Sweet Water Depot, ten
miles from Athens, Captain jenkins waa IT.
lacked by McGoaghnsy and another nsn.
Jenkins ~as mortsiiy wounded, bat succeed
ed IN iatactinE wounds with his revolver on
his sss@ii.nir Of which they have s,nce died
Jenkins Is dead
Governor Browuiov laid before the fAxSa.
iaiure . cossm aaicstaOa aunoancina fhat Ma-
jor G~ss<rsl Thonas and sts6 voai1 vinit
Nashville, to parncieate in The eeIehs4ascn "
the battle Of Nashville. The medal voted
Gen Thomas ty The Legislature vii - prs-
s~ufed 20 him on that occaslon
A resolution has been adopted by The LeS-
,slxtnre authorizing the Comp,rolIer TO herrpu
$50 90 to ard in payins the interest on he
State boo<ls b. the lss Of January
No nev Developments have been neae
toschsag she srhoai fssa beoda fs y BE-
lies-d The bonds are game. paa recevery- Ths
Legislature h.. appointed : eomnitieet to =,
vesiigaas The msasess y hosAko sqlopasd I
ressississ aask-ssise he -Covsrsos % sAks
as6iss ann1oj1s1s ssssss>hs bssaA. \
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FROM NEW YORK.

ALBANY. Y. Y, Dec. IL
AT the election of officers far the Central
Raffruad Henry Meek Was elected President,
and w. D. Fargo, Vice President
NEw IoaK, Dec. l.. E
The London papers say the basis Of agree
meat bet~een the United States and France.
IN relation To Mexico. Is that certain tracts oi
land shall BE- left OPS TO French colonaxtion,
and arrangemenss sior the Pr yinent- b. France,
Of Mexican bond holders shall remain intact
The testimony Hgs,nss Dvyiin, Tlton. And
Givin, shows strongly tina, they brHaaed whis
Ky on which no tax had been paid.
A large Fenian meetiag was neld at Clinton
Hnll list night. over hundred recruits
we're obfained.
Ihe Herald to-day contains m insulting
ed;forisl, calling papers oat of the city the
couatrymen, and abusing them for not ad-
herring to the riag
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FROM KANSAS CITY.

Kansas CRY, Dec H.
The CITY Council to day ordered the issue
of sky Thousand dollars a. the FIRST install
ment ef S2u0 no subscribed by the csiy to
the Kansas City and Fl. Scott Railroad. Con
tractors bes,n wnrk in ten days. and will
finish forty>6ye miles Of the road by septem
Der next
The Cameron read. to connect This city
with he HannbaI and ST. Joseph railroad.
will be completed by May next
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pr. Bort hss ~ sp~eisi request esa~nssd to again
vt-i; ~. toiawfnx place
IsDiAxOLA. AZ the CoHaAa Hsase. pse a
9fA. fe-h as | N
DEs NOISES, s.ssrs Hess~ w-.as~asy. Dec
i1tA-
sxAa PELLA, A-.rsc.n HJus. Thsr,day. psc
r3t
.r.ln at OsK ALoOsA, A.asses Hou.., Frai.y
Dec I4sa
Dc sth.
Asain Al OTTt NV A. 1tta.n~1 House. saaas
NOAH -c. 1sye sr iTih.
~ t. a. FAIRFIELD. L~xgrtt Esss~. Taesda.,
pec Is h.
Asals st MOUNT PLEASANT, ers4sI.o
Hsu~~, De-. isr~ -oa h.
Again i BuRLa sGrox, L.-rencs Hgrse. De-
f5st and 23i-
Araa as MoxMoUTH. IInncis, Basa~ia
H.s-- Mona u 34eh
Again a: 6 GALESBURG. ILL.,, aalsssarz Hease
Tn~-s-s, tee x3fh
Ax.is in X KEOKeK, reming Hss... rharsday
Dec 97fh.
as.in tn oUlyCY, Ill oslaey II u--, Frsd-y and
safu day, b. -th
Arrn 1t HANSTBAL, NO, Pf.ns-rs Hcu-
Asyes8as Dr. Att
trh~ II FIRM ARv, earae~ ef nj ..d vi--
streets SAINT LOCls. from ,anaa-y I.t, 1sS-
nail Jsnnsry 18th
viii s'~o vssss the steve psaees enee every .
Menths s- y. an
cecs II 4sv
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAY FkAscgsco, Dec H.
A Mazatiaa paper has al account of the
evacuation Of that city by the French and Tho
entry Of Gen Corors. N
Some rebels tried TO seize ths American
steamer Coahneutal- bat we're prevented.
Farther intelligence concerning the opera
tions Of the Russo America Teiegrcph expe-
ditlon was received here las; evening Three
hundred miles OF the route remain. 70 be ex>
ntarrd
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FROM MEMPHIS.


MEsPHfs. Dee. IL.
very large meeting Of the busiues, men.
rent~rs Of the city, was held at Odd Fellows
Hall iast night. 30 take measures to induce
the landlords to reduce the exorbitant rents.
Resolutions we're adopted TO that purpose
and the formation OF organization to resist
By honorable means such exactlons.
Professor Ed 0.aton, popular composer,
died to,day OF typhoid fever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13
FROM Richmond.

RicHaoSD. Dec IL.
Il is announced on the best authority that
contract will be clos 81 with New York cap
itaiists before the ii T.t of January Tor the
ompletioa OF the Goding;on and 0hio Rail-
road within two wear.
The repes9 Of the atary laws n the present
session OF the legislature il considered cer-
tain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13
FRON GALVESTON, TEXAS.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. IL.
Advices from Galveston, Texas. to the sth,
state that the West Louisiana sugAr u oping
70 Gslrastoa for shipueat. &Me
The German emizrants are setsine "a -
merous in the streets of Galveston ~ before
the war.
Admiral Semnes lectured in Houston on
the 4,h