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WANTED.

| Wa ~TED-A SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE,, FURE
~ shed or nntnnished containing thee or four room,
to the city railroad punctual and permanent tenant
can be had by addressing b at this Office
WANTED-TO RENT, IMMBDrATELY-AN UN.
w furnished dwelling between jackson and Canal streets,
containing FIVE Bed Rooms Par9 Dniog Roos, and other
necessary apartments Apply to BiscOe 5mms No 10 New
9DIeo 9sleee
VIVA NTED-sITUATlON AS TRACHER-AE tx.
w peEenced Male Teacher wishes situation in some pri.
office,
WANTED-A COOK AND HOUSE MAID
w White preferred Reference required and best
given Apply at no 1856 Apollo street between Mepomefne
and lerpsich0re
VETANTED-A NO / COOK AND WASH WOMAN
w Apply at this Office for the address, good steady
woman may permanent home and good wages by
applying early.
EUANTED-To THE MERCHANTS, HANUFAC
o. C9Ras and 0si IS IN the
az . POI hS%eEer oIe o. re haPpy n ws,s
g b se for H s Pf 5e S Rd gtse s
lived in New Orleans for several years and has gained there
and everywhere in the South quite number Of friends He
where other sell them He wants an portnnity
ties wishing to establish business Orleans extend
the trade in !he South or Europe can h
Py one wishing to confer with hin Gan sSGeai1 WIG and
Burke aditor Of the Evening Mirror Macon Ca
WANTED-To RENT-A DWELLING BETWEEN
w julie and Washington Constance and Baronne streets
servants aud ktchea Address R R E. at this oiee
WANTED BY A GENTLEMAN WHO WAS
w "ceansd onn the scrimmage, to rent Fur
nhed House for the He will pay the rent IN ad-
snd give security for the proper of the furnuie
address Jones Crescent ONCE. -
| WANTED-oCCUPANT FOR A coMFoRT,BLY
w Furnish Gentleman and his wife preferred who
obtain board with the family where there are no other
boardpr Satisfactory required Address BecchRs
street. at this Office.
| w AETED-A SITUATION AS CLERK BY A DIS
w aped Confederate soldier Refers to L 5 Chapman
W. r. DcksOn g. Dickson Jones H. Dickson. James Dick
son, Alfred CASTOR Gentervia Aaie county, Miss Address
John e Long, Of l. G Chapman, csnteryie via Wood
| VILE Miss,
| VTTANTED-AGEHTs WITH SMALL CAPITAL, TO
w take agency Of Wilcox Gbbss Sewing Machines IN
No st Charles great opportunity for industrious
young whom liberal discount viii be made Address
| New Orleans.
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rmEATER-GRAvlER sTaEE7

UAREETTE s rHEATER-GEAvlER STREET.
S G h r E2sbirf aI hssss;
VIM PETRiE, Stage Manager
Friday Evening, May 10, 1896.
win be presented the intensely interesting drama which has
created great sensation throughout the world OF The
| THREE GUARDsMEE;
Or The Queen, the Cardinal and the Adventurer.
Ell ZEN WREN ERsBlTT. Ann Of Austria
FS ssS Ss ssSs Ss. m sfS9r
Boz Osce 0pen from 10 A. " to4PM.
A CADRRIY OF MUsIC-sE CHARLES STREET.
r. ~ BATES. Manager
OPEN FOR THE SUMNER SEASON
Cooled ventilated by powerful patent machinery
The Musesm Hall Spacious Promenade.
large talented Dramatic Company every night and
Saturday noon.
This evening, FRIDAY, May 10, The bssutifuln comedy
entitled
The Bnrrack Room.
With Songs by young actress Mrs n Bates
Concluding with the Laughabfe Farce called
LEND ME FIVE sHILLIEGs.
coiiS.a eyrresIy
GRAND DRAMATIC ENTERTAIN
- MENT
To be Given at the New Opera House,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, MAY IS, 1866
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AUCTION SALES THIS Day.

CoRS AID OATS
ley II. r. AIORPESY,
AUcTToSEEg-Ofog ~ Magazine street.
FRIDAY, May Is, 1885, al IL 4-s O'Clock
n HI on the LeSee head Of Poydrss street First District
will b. sold
III sacks Corn 81 sacks natE
ss5-TRRNs-Casb, in U. s. Treasury notes
SHEET IRoN SHEET IRoH.
BIZ d. z. sTORPHY,
AucnoEERE-omcs, q Magazine street.
FRIDAY, May rs, at II o'clock, A NJ, In
Il the No Al Magazine street. for account Of whom
may concern win be sold
IS bundles sheet Iron, Nos. "a, It, 26 and a.
h7-TERNs-Cash in U. s. Treasury notes.
PBREMPToRY SALE OF BACON, PORK AND FLOUR
BIZ Won ZINKEE d sULLY.
LEos yoE zrNEES, Auetieneer.
omee, No ICE 9rsvisr street
MIDDAY. 18th inst, at 13 o'clock M,
the foot of Girod street. fatboAt for account Of
whom it may concern will be Sold
400 bbs Flour.
10000 lbs. BHFk Pork.
1900 Bacon.
"a TERHs-Cash in U. s., Treasury Notes.
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FOURTEEN SQUARES or VALUABLE BATrUHE
N THE FIRgr AND SECOND DIsTR1oTs OF THIS

BY Won ZTKREN d sULEx,
AucuoNEEns
49,. LRoN YoN zIEEKS, City Aucsioneer,
ohce-Nos 1866 Gravier and II Unios street
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NRANK NEWHALL,

Between Common aud Canal streets,
Has hand and is constantly receiving direct from the
Manufacturers in the North and in Europe large and elegant
assortment Of WALL PAPER in Oak, Mahogany and Marble
limitations, FesoOss, Oenters, Pannelng statuary and
Scenery,
Saloons Hsss nd Pubo Private Buildings finish &c in
the exquisite manner and at the shortest notice
The attention of City Country Dealers is called to his
immense Stock WALL PAPER embracing every variety
extant which dispose lew prices any similar
establishment in the country.
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- ONCE Hoard of Underwriters, new OT
leans 2st April ls65The Insurance Companies composn
this Board s per list below will close their offices daily at
O'Clock NJ. on and after the LIST day of May next
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
Home Mutual Insurance Company.
Louisiana n utual Insurance Company.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Company.
Sun Mutual Insurance Company.
Citizens Mutual ms Company
New Orleans Mutual Insurance Company.
Union Insurance Company.
Hope Insurance Company.
Louisiana State Mutual Insurance Company.
Star Mutual Insurance Company.
uernauia Insurance Company
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--- Surely, steadily, succeSsfully, smol"n-
ders Extract Of Bucu curing every Of Kidney Disease
Rheumnsn Gravel Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains
in the Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
T3vIassss Bf amy M
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THos. ALLEN CLARKE, Vice Chairman
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TTuNCLE BULLY WILL STAND THE SEASON
$3.50 the Fair Grounds at So the season, to insure
81 the groom The will commence on the 18th
OF May and terminate on the 3lst Of July. 1866.
UNCLE BILLY is old is beautiful hay COLOR and
stands lA hands height He well made throughout and
his perfect in all its proportions and but for an
accident Uncle Billy would doubt have occupied the high
position the turf his thorough good blood and fine form
warrant a -,
she by imp Yorkshire, of Gharmer famous the
southern turf its pemest days. by imp Glencoe she out o.
the nvncibe Betsey Malone bet lost but falling
when Lead aud beaten by Plane whom she haG
Of Potomac Mahomed got by imp Sovereign, Out
of Flight Che dam of Hegrn and Mecca) by sir Charles
For further particulars apply to
No liabilities for accidents escapes.
n,
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-- special NotIce-Omce or the london
and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company g Caondee street
New Orleans Maybe 1866 On and after this date this Com
pnny will return TWENTY PER CENT. Of the premiums
charged
By order Of the Board. r,,,,ur,
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Pillow HARNESS HANS, SADDLES sEovELS, MULE
SHOES AXE HANDLES etc. .... .-...
For sale at Commerce end Lafayette
streets. s. B. CHURCHILL
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DIRECTORS

j. B. BURISON, First Vice President
s. Il Kennedy, Second Vice Presiden
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az j. ID. wALToN = DEsLONDE.

TWO ELIGIBLY LOCATED AND WELL BUILT THREE
sto Brick storeson Front Fulton Streets be sold
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oFFToE FURNITURE AND FEATURES.

Office AZ Carondelet street. corner Union street.
MONDAY, May IS, 1855, mt m o'clock
I'VE NJ 40 1874 Gravier street. between Garsndeet and
Bsronne Streets by virtue and In of order Of the
Hon W. Thomas Judge Of the SECOND District Court Of New
Orleans dated the 9th May 1855 Docket No 220 for
count of the above-nnmed succession will be sold d
Once Furniture and Fixtures consisting Desks Chairs
Bookcase Iron Safe Maps Engravings Iron Railing Tables
etc. E 35E
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-NOtIee-Neither the Captain the
Consgnees Of the British ship MONMOUTH from Liverpool
will responsible any debts contracted by the of
said vessel BYRNE, VANCE co.
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--RotIee-New Orleans Law Association.
The Of this association will meet at their room on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day of May, at 70 O'Clock N.
THOMAS L. BAYEE,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22
Notice of Incorporation.

NOTICE is hereby given that II. W. Sam
pie. William T,mbe man. r. Davis, John A
Bishop. Eri- J. Leech. Hurry FULTON Edward Munm
James ~ BillingS, u. shelley, Nicholas Earg~spt
l. Rnddis }. J. Briee. Vim. Patterson B. Chitten
dsa, J. II. Barker Isaiah Hale John w. C1eghorn v
vanodai of the County Of Lee and State Of Iowa. and
John schee u Clark County Nj souri, have organized
themselves with those Who may hsfeaf.er become $50
GATED with them Into corporate and Join. Stock Com
pany under tue laws Of Io~a relative sseh organize
tons, In the name and title of
"The Unien Live Stock Insurance q. y
The pviacjpa piAca OF business III the Comuapv i. IN
the City Of keokak, Iowa
The nature the business be transacted by the ON.
psny i the ISsuRANCR OF LIVE STOCK AGAINST
THEFT, ACCIDENTS AND DEATH
Ths amount II Capital stock authorized IL Two Hun.
dred Thousand Dollars and be increased IRON time
e time as the ts nees n the FApy nay require dvi
dsd into shares on@ Hun red Do.rs each III. Com
pAny may commence business when twenty Thousand
Dollars shall tie subscribed and ten p~r cent Of that
amount paid in The f~sidne 81 th~ s subject 70
Be paid In rs required by tbs Drsctors The Coypors
o1 is 70 coa,inne twenty yeasrenewabie BY vote Of
the stos kholasrs
Theprrsse property Of the .toqyneldsrs Is made er
ded by law.
The business Of the Company il TO be managed BY a
Boa'd OF nine DIRECTORY Who empowered elect
Presid snt NicePrtsident and Executive Committee
and also sesretay and Treasure and such other on
Gers and agents - hhAli BE- necessary conduct the
bn. nss Of the Company III. annuai electors for a.
recto to be held the lst Thursday OF June In
each year
The ia flity OF the compsny .h. at no dime exceed
double the amount Of Capital stock
II. w. eanple, G Davis William Timbsrman. Eiob.
ola: ssrEeant John A. bishop, J. J. Brice L Rnddck,
Isaiah Hale and John 6chee elected Director to
serve until tbs annual election in 1861.
At meeting Of lhs Directors the following O3cers
were elected tO-~it;
H. ". SAMPLE, President
william rIMBkRAAE, Vice President.
4. B. CHITTKNDEN. Treasurer
may2o-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22
BATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Beat in the Woridi The only trsl
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and 1nstan
tAneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Blsck o.
natural Brown, without injuEns hair skin ksm
sdies the Ill effects ofbed dyes Sold BY all Druggss
The genuine 10 dgnsd william A. Datchelor. Also,
RDGKNHRATIN0 EXTRACT or MILLRRLHUR0,
for Restoring and Bsautifying the Hair.
augM-dAw1y CHARLES BATCHELOR, N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22
CITY.
KEOKuK, IOWA,
: FRIDAY iORNfNG, JUNE "A

Tar Cnsr of 4 Ers1KE.-Ths New York
shinvr;ehts struck on the I'd Of April last:
They we're then receiving 81 90 per day OF
tan Iosrs work. They struck for thsNme
49, for eight hours. They remIined on
str;fe till June IL, having been out Of work
about ten weeks. The men engaged IN the
ssrifU Inur6nbe13od over 1900. Their 4sou
earnings during those ten weeks would have
amounted to 100000 per week, or in the
aggregate to $2.0oQ, goo. !he irasesnisy,
therefore, at the end Of the strike. IRE out OF
pocket precisely that sum; and this result IL
made more expensive because they have now
resumed work upon the terms originally Of.
fired by the employers. It is unfortunate
that there is no other mode than that of .
strike to determine differences between en-
blowers and workmen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

"A Rro1ken.DOwn System.
s1hrets msdaSs - which ~ Asss9s siss aaAy
names. butya,aA ~ ofsAs. uaA~sta.A nhsnpi'
weakness breaking down Of the vital forces. What
sver ~ causes and they are innumerabe), IT. syut
toms are in the nais the same. Among tho most prom
inent are extreme asstude loss Of Appetite loss Of sh
and great mental depression Indigestion and ao~scA
Cogh are also frequent concomtants Of this
state Of body and mind The common reak IN relation
70 per,ons in such condition H. that they consump
tive Now what these unforunates really want 10 r0ov
-risal strength and ~ extaiily dawn snccssds dar
ness they can recupsats their sysems and regain
feet health by resorting to HosTETTERs CELEBRATED
STOMACH BIrT8Rs It II - ciear that life revivfng
Tonic d required In such that the dysg nae Of
an empty lamp requires 70 be revived With new supply
ofo Perfectly pure and nnocnona containing nothing
but the mast genial vegetable extracts and combining
the three grand elements Of stomschsc an Alfsrssive
and /. genial invieorsnt. HosfErIHB's BrrfERs are
suitable to all constitutions and applicable 70 the
diseases and disabilities Of the febler those Of
man. d.wIw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

A correspondent of the New York Com.
mercial makes a suggestion: ut is we'll
known that Great Britain furnished most Of
the arms used by the rebels. Owing to an
affection of the chest, of the South, these
arms we're never paid for. It is therefore
surmised that the Fenians from St. Louis,
Memphis, &C., came on with these arms. not
70 fight With, bnt to return them to their orig
inal owners. But our authorities interposed
70 prevent them from doing so foolish thing
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OsiaAfRS AROMATIC VEGETABLE soar.

C0LGAfgB AROMATIC VEGETABLE soar,
A superior Teilst Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glyesrins7
and especially designed for the use Of Ladies' and
the Nursery. Its perfume Is exquisite, sndita
Ing properties unvalIed. For sale by all druggists
febI3d&vly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, An E..y
Of Warning and Instruction for Young Men. Also, Dis
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with
sure means Of relief Sent free Of charge In sealed
letter envelopes. Address, Or. J. sKILLIN HOUGH-
TON. Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa 1d&v3m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

A SON of Mr. John Terwilliger, of the age
Of about eight years, in consequence Of going
in swimming SO much last week, has become
paralyzed in his lower extremities 40 a. to be
helpless. The most ofthe boys bathe without
much judgement in very often and
staying in great while. 1t is q wonder that
more do not injure themselves.
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
EvKRY.AAHl Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

b willing to recommend it. Three Year, Of rapidly in
creasng sale have made the Ambr sia famous all ovs
the world.
IT 10 WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
1t curss itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads
prevents tbs Hair from Falling Out.
It renders the Hair Son and Glossy.
Clsanses the Scalp; Cools the Heated Brow; Remeves
Dandrun; Cures Nervouak Headache; Cures Baldness;
lnsures LuxuiaDt Locks; Incnes Hair to Curl; eupe
ssdes wigs; Kills Hair Eaters Good effect apparent At
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambroda viii suit you to T. Elegantly put I'M,
Dslicatsly Pernmed Patronsed BY Opsra einssrs and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes or cartons contain
ing two large botties-No. for morning, No. / fof
evening.
Ta1R1 u NO IllsTAx1 ABOUT r..
9TxRLIN0's AMBROoIA IL the best, noss agreeable
and effective toilet in the vorid To prove this try
carton.
eoid By Drsesists,
etsfiinS's AnbFssis nssllscsurisg.Csnpaa
AS Taltsa Street, Nsw Yerkl
oct17-dAw1y
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evesassurance 10 the public that choice indemnify Of
and permanent character h strongly guaran
ted By Ph1nix Policies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22
IDY DEVOTION 10 A ETR1C1LY LEGIT1l
FIRE INSURANCE. BUSINESS
LOSSES PAID.
A ~ 8 6

47.296
Hire Policies Issued through is AGENCIES for the year
closed Il sneetive Of the MIDI spread and extensive
busfn.s enjoyed BY the PHOENIX, and the emphatic
desire among all classes for tho protection Its policies
afford.
IRANcH rol TIE WRIST AND sotrH,
NO. n WEST FOURTH ST, CINCINNATI, o.
Il. n. MAGILL, Gen1 Agt.
PHOENIX Polictes fssaed Dromptly, by
WIN. FULTON,
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PUeNlx INSURANCE CoMPA
NEW YORK.

CAPITAL.
The Capital u said Company sctusiy paid
up d Cash, 8, 100000 90
The Surplus the Let day Of Jan, 1885, 0oS1o2 -
Total amount Of Capital and SURPLUS. 81 eo3 ls2 u
Amount Of FIRE Rrsniums written from
jan LIST TO Dec. Slst, 1895. e623, 1e9 q
Ditto OF MARINE INLAND Premiums.. so2,lQ2 II
Total amount or Premiums for the year g. ASS 3sl Is
Amount Of FIRE LoesKs paid, which
Cured during he ST. %2S %
Ditto MARINE and INLAND do. do 34o 400 -
Total amosnt paid for ossss during year. So6ssu -
VIM. FULTON. Aren't,
nchN KRoKUK, IOWA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

GENERAL GRANT has been invited to visit
about ninety-six places on the Fourth Of
July. He is expected at forty-fve.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

WshAvs put mp and sold this article for 80 years
and CAV IN ooHvrssscs rarra oft what have
nsvsr been able to say Of any other medcins-EIvHR
HAs II 1AIlao IN SINGLE ISsfAScH 70 Hspncf A cURx
when timely used Never did We know IN instaaos OF
dssatsfacsion BY any who used It. On the contrary
all delshtsd With its operations and speak In terms
Of commendaton Of it, magical effects and medical vir
tues. We speal in ths matter WHAT KNOW" after
30 Year, experience AND PLEDGE RxPuTAIioH
1HR ruLrnLnKxf WHAT We HkRx DsclAnH- In almost
every instance where the infant suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief viii BE- found In fifteen minutes
affer the syrup IL administered.
Fall directions for using viii accompany esch bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PER
KINe, New York, ID on the outside wrapper.
Bold BY Ill Druggists througho4t.ths world.
Price, emily IS Cents per Bottle
Apf24-dAV6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-22

The first hundred miles Of the Pacific
sailroad, from Omaha westward, was COM
pleted on the 9th inst. 49,
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THE PHHyTY traasaet<d tie iargea b, zines
in the Stas1 Of Iowa, for the year sadinJ Dec
81, 1865, n any company kor,r9 aye- n i,
he s'a's/ aero'sd 70 IRE '"."ra"ee ese'.''r' y.
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FRE9H STRAWR1RRIER, ~ g.
'':'''s - s-t : -, !.
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EOR SALE. Eighty acres of improved
l. land near Chfieston, Lee county, Iowa Good i'm
provemeats there/n Price SIS psr acre-vay cheap
Good title. Rnqfire Of WM. YULfoN.
deca0 7Rsal Estate Agent, No - Main 0srsse
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-18
PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION
LAST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Breakup of the Happy Family.
Departure of the Snakes, the Wolves
and the Dogs.
Sereuade Speeches aHd Musical In;er-
Iudes-EncIdleafs, Personalities aud
HOraIizings.


Editorial Corresp udence Cleveland LEaBEE.l
PnmADE1PHTA, August lob, 1866.
rnE sEREsABE SPEECHES
My letter Of last night closed with refer
enee to the speaking from the balcony Of
the Continental, then in progress. After it
was mailed the speaking aforesaid contin-
ued far into the evening, and some exceed
ingly funny scenes transpired, of which,
strangely enough, none Of the city papers
here make any mention. The whole affair
needs some little description, for it was as
characteristic in its way as anything CON
necied with the convention. About Eve
o'clock Thnrlow Weed sent band around
to the Ninth street front of the Continental,
where they played a number of airs. A
crowd collected and began 10 call for Train,
Doolittle and others. At last some unknown
individual came out upon the crowded bal
oony and introduced Dave Goodins, Of In
diura, l. 5 Marshal Of the District Of CO.
lumbia--the same whO declared at Indian
apclis, a month ago, that he would unite
with any party to beat the sd-d Radicals"
Gooding is a tell. aorid faced Hoosier. who
holds his head down and shakes it like an
angry bull as he speaks He talked at ran
dom for 81 hour, in general denuneiaiion-
of Congress- waxing red in the face, and
gradually destroying paper collar, which
melted away to nothing in the fcrTor Of his
eloqnence. Then came General Miller, of
Harrisburg. Then George Francis Train,
Who gave the crowd his autobiography and
rshestsed his martyrdons While Train
was speaking he proposed that the Union
majority in Congress be christened the
8 dead dog party ~ All those in favor Of
that he continued, in his characteristic
adhomipeHs way, "will say Aye - Aye -
comes back heartily from the street '@Those
opposed Mo- " No !" is heard with sudden
and unexpected vigor from the Republicans
in the throng. There are some dead dogs
here shouts back the elegant Train. Just
at this minute there is q sudden rush and
swaying to and fro of the tbroug. and blows
are given snd exchanged The crowd was
at once divided in twain, each side falling
back. For moment there seemed & pros
pect of row, but the crowd had no stom-
aeh for fighting, and closed in again. After
Train came Andrew jackson Rogers, Cop
Perhesd N. c., from New Jersey, youth
full gentleman with slight black moustsche
and wide awake hat, who made the long
est, bitterest and windiest speech Of the
day. Then followed 6, ". Curtis, Colonel
Taylor, of Kentucky, and lesser local lumi-
naries.
AscEsE SOT DowS IN THE BILL
The scenes which lrsnspired from this
PoiA! on bsggaS all description. 1t was now
dusk, and the crowd, hitherto made up
mainly of strangers who had come to take
part in the Convention, were reinforced by