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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

A RETURNED soldier was accosted nv . hoox.
black with the usual salutation: s.Ris.k 49,
boots, sir make 'em shine ~ 'o--
Looking ct his unpublished "gunbosts' in .
contemplative way, the way-worn veteran r..
piled: -
well, | don't care if you do; fall in
The urchin gazed . moment ct the soldier.
Surveying him from his feathers upwsrds. ~
seen, turning to comrads near BY: shout
- out; ''-
Il say, Bill, lend rs . hand, won't You !
I've got N army contract
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

Rev. Mr.. REiSrcH, of Jacksonville, Ill.,,
will preach in Exchange-st- M. E. Church
This Evening at 7 o'clock also, Sabbath at
IL o'clock A. n. and TP.M.
The revival still continues, and ten were
forward for prayer last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

TEE eggs of Pharaoh's serpent are truly won
and ignited, when a serpent yard long uncoils
itself from the burning pyramid. Tho best with
out SMELLY are made By T. R. Parsons, of is Walker
street, New York at so cents per nest Orders
from dealers promptly filed. d27-w-fri-su-lot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

A SPECIAL dispatch to the Missouri Demo-
crat, dated Washington, January 10th, says
Mr.. Allison, of Iowa, to-day succeeded in
getting an order issued from the War Depart
ment Tor the immediate muster out of the
Twelfth Iowa, now stationed at Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

Aucrros.-Howe 4 Tyler win sell this
morning, at 10 o'clock, variety of second
hand furniture, bedding, &C.. also q lot of
worsted goods, hoods, comforters, childrens'
leggins, breakfast shawls, &C., &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13
old by druggists.

ALL SPEAK WELL Of DR.. c. l.. spencer's Fra
grant Odouselaine for the teeth. Warranted N
contain no acids, makes pearly white t.e.b n.,;.
mes the BREATH and 10 oil We claim, the purest and
most fragrsntly scently dentri6cs ever o6er.d 10
the public, For sale BY Wilkinson Bartlett. and
III arnsgisu- ncv.3l-d&w-3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

SEE woman in another eolana picking Sam
burg Grapes for Srssas WINS. II Il n adnirs
BE article, ussd in hospitals aad hy H. Arst class
families in Paris. Loaden, and New Yosk, l. pref
srsnce to old Port Wins. Il ID worth = trial ~
givss great sstisfastisa. o.. 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

Four persons concerned in the robbery Of
the Adams Express -, p he tsain bstven
New York and Bostoe. have been asrss1od.
and $4,000 Of Tie money recovered. IL
vhose amount taken w. in The vicinfH q
$3.50, 1000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA nAI,u,

1his b ~ ness dslisAteal end sxtsssr16rerv .e,,
sser eiseovsrsd Il changes the san-bssns xhse -
- - 10y ssaan ssxt.rs ~ rsv11ae bssa1y, =
1919 - n,soss purity ef yossA ana tAe $780,
sseass = nvlsasg b ~ ely bslls - sanA1Do 4
- - nseklsss vnplsa. 81 nsagAaeo - q
49,, ssssE - esasaeaiea nssA. tssasn9 -
fstsseileA - Assrssos - Opsea iSnSs- II =
evssy ~ dIsal1 ~. - svWvvSSr~ 49,
- eon1o. -
sssE.se = VI HAaAn. nrv,n.r.
A44cW ~ 0E0ogD - g
pEMAe bARNEs I CO., Hsv.Yoa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

Nix. EDrroR: Please withdraw that portion
of my advertisement having reference to Cal
icoes. NJ. GRECo, Agent, New York Store.
January 9th, 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

FoR your Fannels, go to Bostwick 4 Co.
Just to hand choice lot of fine White Elan
nels
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

The Fire insurance Companies Of New York suf-
fered heavier losses last year than for many years
past In the following table the losses during each
month are given, compared with those Of 1851
ores in which the loss amounted to $70,oo> only
being reckoned:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

Coz. fmTos, q New York, and his vie,
g $500 ng,9s ffom thGr reception t6bls on
No. 1s9tda1. Az hesss . 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

uvHE SPRING TERA-In all Depart
i sssls, OsHso.. ssssaas1q tAdss ssA PssuAnsosy-
Cenmencss Janaasy -, l61A
49, vtshsng - satw olaes n % CDIses DspAs3.
neat - Daroaiarly rsqs~ssA = - prsssst 8 shs
opening. -
dsess ~ peevasd II tAs nv buaGs aad . ~ Dun-
e1o0ou y. 0A40UN, nrea1e
ezsnssn, -. / - 6sseoobWo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

PRoy. MArrs, the well known agricultnrist,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13
on Dxelline Hnnses :,

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Il Hous~heid Furniture be .Sec isA in the fSnz IN
ssDones Company Hartford, Ho~e lns.vancx csnpspy
New Yosk ard other rssponshle stock eompa n,es n e
to ave yeArs nj rates ging rom 20 cen TO TX
psT esst On the $leo for the Who tive or ~
ch ssp other iesponsble COMPANY For rrIiahIs
infomstion insurance call the nnderxs ned hs
give better ind unity thas be found asv 9th
axso~y In this section decAl II B. fkN-EYCK
LH0k sALK-The north half Of the double brick
- DWELLING hoase, the corner Of Ninth and FULTON
strests containing eight mine With Ass double
psriap, to- ether With other modern improven ents
This pfvp~ ~ 10 located In very desirable nsghborhood
and psA.snt part Of TIE city Price ~ SO csh, IL sod
soon TILE GOOD Or no ale knauife Of
lanlo u. B. TRN-RECK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

THr President has expressed himself IN IA
yor of negro suffrage in the District OF Co.
lumbiA. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13
ce...esie.t nu..ai La. I...,..e. G.


Wse:ip the following IN m the New York Indep.p
dent Of Sept. 18th:
"1his Company org nized In Is4e on the nrtrsi
sysss, With the we'll hRovn advantage Of furnu Rvs
issarsses at it srtual cost In the OF fts frr
nssa. - the largest life insurance eonpany In tie
eountry, and with the exceptions Of German cen.
pssy The largest In the world Its aeeumulafe capital
h nsasly 4oe00 90 Il has pajd since its reansat1cn
- 30 90 to the families snd editors al deceased
members, and has REFUNDED 5000 600 10 policy
holder In dividends o. suIpus prenurs It's pres. nj
ssTries ever . 900 0oo from which the annual dvf.
dsnd viii Be declared LIST d Fec. fhs humber
Of policies tsssd during the year s3 Its annual
income over - 90 900 per year its receipts inter
est alone being ever half million, which more than
paid its ssses Sor H. year ending lst Novembsr last
Prom these figures notion may be obtained the
immense bsnnsss done BY the eoDpsny and Of the Sd
vsBtag~ eosrsd 10 iasures Fuller particulars will Be-
found IN adv srtssDens IL another eolunb OF the
sdvsnt.Rss Of life Ii is scarcely seesary TO
anything 81 this day Lord ChanceiIor Lyndh
renarks that nsa with dependent family 10 free
fron reproecA II his life y not Insured IL not strong
The dnty Of Insurance being admitted the thing
tofnd sefs and ehesP company. and the Connecticut
Autusi b both
h .. ru-kYcK IL ths asestfor this popular company
in this cfts octe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

EUR SALE--340 acres Of Land, 200 in
Il cultivation. 100 In tDber-nssriy al fenns
It'll twostory Frame DWELLING containing eight rooms
good ektern, three weils and hvil strean water
through the place Good orchard and Hrane 80 by
o. feet This farm b situated ave miles North Of
Mone~ Valley Railfoad, Bonsparfe In an Buren,
county Iowa. and one Of the best in that SEC
tioa a the GATE ami Will be peld for s3e per half
down, and the basabce time With per interest
kor further information call on WILLIAM WRIGHT
on the place, OF b. D. TEN-ElCG,
nov8 Real Estate Ags nt Keoknk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

EOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
Il street between It'll and sth, North side) which
two story brich Store Building, % BY 10 f~st This
property offered for few days 1t the very low price
Of 81 500 half cash and baisLc In SIX months with
teress Title good or saie. Enquire Of
nov2S H B. TkE-R1CK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

the following letter from the Dubuque Herald
Of the 9th:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

EOR SALE.-Two beautiful lots on High
II Street tnorth sidettet~een sth and 9th Streets
with small frame house the also, 70 feet cast
sid- Of H. block le6 the north aide Of Main
til ALSO east 30 feet Of lot in block
loo johnson street adjoining A. WilIisms foundTT
All this property viii be selr cheap. The ttls ecod
Or no sale. inquire Of nov1ol a.. fnN-kYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-13

kroR SALE-Lot and 50 feet Of Lot 4 I'm Block leo
dtusted on the corner Of Seventh and Orleans sta
Thee lots covered with fruit esergr. AID other
Ornamental trees together with growth Of shsde
trees the Sidewalk and . large rn on the back
part ef the lot and really the finest kding lots
that part Of the city Price 81 500. Title perfect I'm
quire o. tanlol h. D. IkN-kYCK
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tal.........-2o4 SIS, 522, 900

The following table gives the Losses by ffes in
he United States from the year 1855 to 1854, in
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29
II TRIP TO FAIR RAVEN.

I On last Monday evening, In response to
an invitation from committee Of citi.ens
Of Fair Haven, W started, In company
With our friend, Mr.. A. B. Curry, for
that pleasant little town. !. Three hours
drive on the tops and edges Of, over.
through, and around snow- drifts brought
Us to the end Of our journey. There lay
the village. q we raw it that evening for
the first time. nestled among the trees !;
comfortable, neat. and, in several cases,
almost elegant houses aanked on al sides
By high old oaks, hills that are rare in
this portion Of the State, and on whose
tops begin tho big Woods, y which ex-
tend to the Minnesota River; while the
Clearwater River spread its icy surface in
torturous course At the foot Of the bluffs
On this evening was to be concert,
sivsn by the pupils Of Mr.. B. F. Buffers
singing school. At an early hour, the
school house, quite q good-sized building.
Was filed 70 overaowing citizens of the
town and adjoining places. Some twenty
four singers were on the stage. The Sc
lections comprised quartettes and ohoruses,
both sacred and secular. The singing was,
in the main, very good, the pupils eyibcing
. thorough understanding Of the tundamen-
tai principles Of music-correct time and
clear enunciation: It was not difficult to
discern half dozen unusually good voices
among tho number, sounding full, clear,
distinct and. harmonious. Tho whole
performances passed off creditably to both
teacher and scholars, and afforded much
qualification to tie audience.
An oyster supper, complimentary to the
school, had been prepared by the citizens,
and the tables were spread at the commo-
dious residence of Mr.. ], Noyes. Thither
the school, citizens aud : few invited
guests repaired, and gathered around the
tables. An abundance Of good things
tiokled the palates Of the company, as
their musical tastes had previously been
6A0sAAS0 ~ VIZ oCuVOAEOOms JOkSS, O0Ul.
ties and daughter were mixed indiscrimi.
nately with oysters, cakes, pies, 80, until
= hundred or more people cried '.hold,
enough" ~'
Upon = toast being proposed by Mr..
9oeear, ITO the )adies Of the Fair Haven
Singing School," Mr.. Curry was loudly
called for. He responded in . vein Of
fine humor and compliment, with
closing tribute to the charms Of music.
The company mingled in conversation,
passing away the time in mutual enjoyment
until past midnight. There were plenty Of
young folks, lads and lasses, and old and
young united in having good time.
i. We caa1et close without thanking the
people Of Fair Haven for the opportunity
afforded US Of enjoying, . very pleasant
evening; and our Acknowledgements for
hospitable attentions are specially due to
Messrs. J. K. Noyes and o. D. Webb.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

SuPPER.-On "Wednesday evening, tho
4th inst. the ladies of St. Cloud will give
supper At the Court House, for the benefit
Of the Library Association. By oil mems
lot there be a good turn out. Let all 90
who appreciate good books; who want .
good supper, and good time. Every ar
'rangement has been made for one OF the
pleasantest evenings of the season. At
eleven O'Clock, If not sooner, tho tables
will be cleared, snd the lovers Of the
Eight fantastic VA have an opportunity
10 trip to their hearts, content. Don't fail
20 be there.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29
MORRISON COUNTY.
The Gold Dlggings-Auction Sale--
Br1d8e-EmigrAt1oa- Co.
LITTLE FALLS, MIMI.

5=EtE AA11A6 ALlIS,s MINN.> I
March "a, 1866
EDITOR DEN0CRAr.-* As We
are nearer the gold. fields Of Vermilion
Lake than you are, We may have later news
from there than you have. Some parties
from there just arrived at Crow Wing for
supplies, make the most favorable reports.
Rich gulch diggings have been discovered
not far from the Mississippi River, and tn.
probabilities are that Grow Wing will turn
out en- "snsse for the gold diggings. Little
Falls proposes to take the thing little
more coolly and wait for better authen,ica-
ted reports, before stalking the '.bottom
dollar" and going in tor gold and nothing
else. '..:s
am aware that the idea prevails in tho
lower country to q considerable extent that
this is poor section Of country. which
impression: l. will venture to say, only pre-
walls in tho mind Of those who never gave
it fair trial. No person could entertain
ssch an idea after witnessing the auction
sale made at this place BY Col. Holt,
administrator of the estate of s. O. Craw-
ford, deceased, on the ed inst, at which .
lot Of odds and ends belonging to the estate
brought something over $1,000. The crowd
was large, consisting Of Yankees, Germans,
French and Half:breeds, in about equal
number. All were apparently overstocked
with greenbacks, and anxious to invest in
snything that was susceptible Of further
use, ard in many instances running old,
worn cut articles far Beyond the price Of
new. am not certain but that the abun-
dance Of good liquors set mp on the star
ting Of the sale re-seld itself long before
Our suspension bridge Of 212 feet acr oss
the Mississippi River At this place il un-
dergoing some repairs, BY order Of the
County Commissioners. The expense viii
be about $3.50. .'..a .oaz
!. Prospects for emigration t. Morrisoa
County are far. better than than ever
before. We hear frem people intending to
come in the spring from every quarter
No better claims can b found Is the State
than Morrison County can furnish. speak
on the authority Of many who havo re-
Gently taken claims here, after examining
not only this but several other States, and
who have pitched their tent for life among
us, in preference to any other place they
could find. Besides .ll kinds Of soil. .wes
have sbundance Of timber, water, meadow,
and ere the nearest good agricnltarel seo-a
ton Of country 70 the gold mines Of Min
nesots. 4. Il &, .5... .... 1. s ..x.
5sss .ssss A. Ever Yours, s
n. R1cHARDsoN.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

F1xrD.-Frank Lsrose WAS fined the
amount Of $500 and costs, amounting to
$8.85 in Ill, in Justices Court last Non
day, for committing an assault and bat
terry upon one, Francis Bouvette. Both
parties reside in upper towa, but "origi-
mated in the Red River country"
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

INDIAN NEws.-lnformation received
from Fort Abercrombie states that more
Sioux sre coming in to give themselves up.
1t is generally believed that there will bs
little if any difficulty attendant upon cross
ing, the plains this year to Montana or
Idahe. t''
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

in response to many inquiries, We
would state that no clue has yet been OBJ
tanned to the money stolen from Dr.. Mar
lstt's ssfe. Mr.. John Hayward, to whom
tho funds belonged, has been in town for
some time, but We believe he hos taken no
activs steps toward their recovery: =,
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

PASSION WEEK AND EAsrER.-Serzices
At St. Johns church Episcopal, J as follows: {:
Good Friday, March Both, a. IL 4. NJ.
Easter Sunday, April 1st, with public
baptism Of shiiren,) } at 1O} A. NJ.
Easter Monday, April End at II P. NJ.
sermon by Bishop Whipple.
It will be perceived from the .abeve that
Bishop Whipple has returned from tho East
and will be in st. Cloud on Monday even
Ing next. It Is to be hoped that he may be
induced to favor our citizens with IN op-
portunity Of hearing his lecture on .The
Holy Land, which has elsewhere been re-
,ceived with marked interest, # il
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

Mr.. q. VI. Hanford has supplied his
new storeroom with full stock Of guns,
rifles, pistols, revolyers. and m articles
called for by sTortsmen and hunters, which
he will sell on the most favorab le terms.
For further Particulars, see his new sdver-
fieement. ......,-, .s,....~-
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

ExHIB1rIoN.-An exhibition was given
at the Seminary on Friday evening by .
number Of the pupils attending Rev. Car
ver's school. The exercises consisted Of
declamatisns, dialogues, paper and music,
and gave good satisfaction to tho large au-
dience assembled
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

W1ArHER.-Winter still hangs on, and
every few days there is fresh fall of snow
Slsighing 10 good, with fair prospect Of
IN indefinite continuance It has been
.sueeested that Christmas will be around
;arsin in the course Of week or two.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

PERsoxAL.-Msjor Edwin Clark, Chip
pewa Agent, arrived in town last evening
after about two months stay in Washington.
J. c. Burbank. Esq, arrived yesterday
evening from St. Paul with the resident
member Of the new firm. We understsnd
that it is their intention to concentrate .
large proportion Of their capital in the bus
mess 1t this place. '.=3.
Major smith, Paymaster, returned from
Fort Ripley last evening, where he has
been furnishing the boys with greenbacks.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

C1r1zsxs CAucus. The Legal voters of
tie Township q 81. Cloud are requested
70 meet at jthe Court House. IN said town,
on Saturday Evening. March alst, 4 half
past seven o'clock, for the purpose 5ot
nominating Town officers for the ensuing
ysar. q So a :tts. s5ss
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29
FUR ltARK:J.T.,' 4

tobrredsd ~ I'm Dx,soclA1 ~ ltspav q Ape.oa. q
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

RxcEP1IoH.-The last Of tho Receptions
viii b given 1t Brokers' Hail. on Friday
evening, April 9Th, by Mrs. E. NJ. Tobey
and Miss Whitney. Those interested will
please take notice.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29
Thermometrt,c.alt !. Record.

"A genius has been lecturing ID Con-.
nscticut On & Manhood, without regard tol
Sex ssssss 1873.
ssG s. u i. ~
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

ROBBHD.- An individual from Alexandria
was yesterday, while in An obfuscated
sendition, relieved Of ST..
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

49, w ,soald respectfully reqse.t al
Ss,iss.s s,ea a,sd Others sisAing any kind Of
JOB Printing, 10 cali and examine our s1-
ss.s;ve stock Of New Material, just Tsee'vsd
from tie east, before .endiag to st. Paul o. go
40 sl.ewAere. Orr JOB Office Is no,0 one ef
eAs best IN tie State, and ~s do work '0A'cA
,es ,eM guarantee to b satisfactory, at St.
faal prices. ,.. Ia.
plIsaYrr.,Av.-Ps.tor, Rev. E. Y. Campbell. Ser
vicea every Sabbath morning at lO O'Clock. Evening
att. Sunday School after morning service.
EaaArA-In the poem ON the hrst page, note the
following corrections-lst stan.a Art line for eden
m" read 'diuna ;" ID stanza, d lins for lily" read
3oy" Sd stausa, last line, for cling" read "long;'
7th stansa, sixth lins for abugget" rsad "lugget"
D@ Cards and bill-heads printed at
this Office in the neatest style. and At 81.
Paul prices. s.ts .-r.s
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29
Great Bargains J j
Great Bargains
Great Bargains:
Great Bargains
Great Bargains
Great Bargains

J. G. & H. C. BURBANK & CO.'S.
j. G. & H. G. BURBANK & CO.'S.
j. G. & III. G. BURBANK & CO.'S.
J. C. & H. G. BURBANK & CO.'S.
J.~C.' & II. c.. BURBANK & CO.'S.
J. c. & H. G. BURBANK Il co.'s.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

90 TEE:!] . RE' /
GO TEERE!
GO TE-ERE !!
90 #THER,Bl
60 TRERE!
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

PaIssYrEalAN.--Pastor, Rev. E.V. Campben. Ser
Sees every Sabbath morning ut lO4 O'Clock. evening
et7. Sunday school after morning service.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1866-03-29

e - = S 10 Kaccoon !. "a go 10 90
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-30
BOOK NOTICES.

Frank Leslie's Magdzine.-
The November number of Frank Leslle's !
Lady's Magazine and Gazette of Fashion is !
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ION plates being far superior to any yet pub
lished. The description of the fashion en-
craving is full, and the ladies will derive
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DeMorests Monthly Mdgdziae.-
The November number of Demorest's s
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Police A.6airs-The following cases have
been disposed of by Mayor Valentine:
Thomas Pierce, by officer Hodges, for
drunkenness. Fined so cents and costs
Solomon Jones, (col'd.) by officer Hyatt,
for claiming half the proceeds of the sale oil
a horse, said to be stolen. Held to bail in
$1OO
Stephen Todd, by officer Solomon, for
drunkenness Fined 80 cents and costs.
Charles Kyle, by officer Solomon, for as
saulting a colorcd man. Fined costs.
Edward O'Donnell, by officer Jones, for
assanlting an unknown colorcd man at the
corner of Ninth and Market Streets. Fined
80 cents and costs.
Frank W. Carswcll, by officer Solomon,
| for assaultlng an unknown colored man,
near the corner of Ninth and Market Streets
| Fined costs.
John Anderson, (col'd) by officer Win
gate, for drunkenness. Fined 50 cents and
costs.
saml. Gooseberry, (col'd.) by officer Bay
lis, ior disturbing tho peace. Fined 80 cents
and costs.
Elizabeth Jane Richmond, by officer Bay
lis, for disturbing the peace. Fined 50 cents
| and costs.
on Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, near llavre-de- Grace, Md. Re
mlnded for further nearing.
Laura jackson, for assault and battery on
Kate O'Bren. Held in 800 bail.
Anajoersdry-Thc Female Bible Society
of Wilmington will hold its forty-tiith ami
ycrsary in ST. Andrew Church, on Tuesday
evening, October 30th, at ~ O'Clock.