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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGTox, Nov. 90.
The electrotype plates Of the bogus twenty
and one hundred dollar notes, and those OF
the face, tint and back Of the 81, 900 seven
thirties, are now in the possession of the Sc
cret service division Of the Treasury Depart
ment.
It has been definitely ascertained that only
Sls0,000 Of spurious 1906 s were put in cir
culation, and the rest that we're presented were
destroyed, SO that the holders of notes who
had them in their possession prior August,
1867, may be sure they are genuine.
The Roman Catholic Archbishop has for
mally expressed his disapproval of the recent
marriage of the Belgian Secretary of Lega.
tian Baron Won Havre, and Protestant la.
dy by Protestant minister after their mar
riage BY q Catholic priest, and the priests Of
the Catholic churches announce that any OF
the faithful who presume to get married op.
of the church by the very act incur excom-
munication
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. Is.
An inquest was held to-d day on the body Of
Charles II. Ackley, wealthy Wisconsin mer.
chant, found dead in Wells street brothel
Whisky and morphine were the combined
causes of his dea,h.
During the severe storm which visited the
lake last night the schooner Mary Booth ran
ashore end now lies damaged to the extent
of $1,000. The bark Chandler made thu har.
Dor to-day, having lost her main and top gal.
land yards. She reports the entire wreck of
the propeller Colorado off Milwaukee.
The Board of Police and Fire Commission
ers have redistricted the city for FIRE alarm
purposes.
At an adjourned Meeting Of the Common
Council, held this evening. SERIOUS charges
were made againt prominent members of the
city police fosce. An Alderman stated that
Department Superintendent Wilson was own
en- Of notorious house Of iil-fame, and
further charged that at recent bank robbery
of 5000, Captain Nelson and Saperinte nd.
ent Rehm we're ACCUSED of having attempted
to retain half Of the amount when they re-
covsfedit. Several instances Of attempted
bribery on the part Of other police officers
were mentioned. The entire subject is to be
investigated.
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FROM SOUTH BEND.

South BEND, Ind, Nov 25.
Weston arrived here at o clock, having
accomplished eighty -four miles of his jour
ney. He gave up the 1O0-mle attempt. The
condition of the roads, and discrepancies in
the distance, he alleges as the cause. When
he arrived at this town he bad only three
hours to walk the remaining distance, four
teen miles, but as he was somewhat exhausted
he wisely desisted from the rash attempt,
else be should jeopardize his chances of win
ming the race.
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FROM RICHMOND.
RlcHAnSn. \

RICHMOND, Nov. "a.
As Judge Chase will not arrive until to-
morrow afternoon, the Davis trial will not
commence until clock, when Judge Chase
will deliver the charge to the Grand Jury. It
is not known whether he will remain during
all the trial. Mr.. Davis counsel are all en-
tirely ready to go on, and the Government
officers give no intimation of any postpone
ment on their part.
A letter was received to-day from General
Robert +. Lee, WHO has been summoned as
witness, BY the Government, saying that he
will be in Richmond tomorrow.
Messrs. O'Connor and Shea, for the de-
fease, arrived to-day, and Messrs. Brady, Of
New York, and Read, Of Philadelph will
come when the trial has commenced.
Messrs. Evarts and Dana, for the prosecu-
ton, arrived 10 day.
Mr.. Davis attended St. Paul's Church this
forenoon.
LATER,
Chief Justice Chase did not arrive to-day,
consequently there will be no trial of jeff
Davis to-day,
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Original Notice.
VfIRln1A NotIee.
frederick L. Hay den and Thief Beverly Rubber Com

70 Frederick L. Ha, den and ThesBeverly Rubber Com
psny, defendants:
NoU are hereby notified that there Is on nie In
tho Clerks office of the district Coptt of Lee Coun-
ty, Iowa, at KeoEnk, e;tion of Geo. T. Ailboarne.
claiming judgment against you. Fred L. Hsyde for
the OF Elk Thousand Dollars, upon your gage
made to d. W. kiitourue, upon the following
described premises toxit Lots seven, f eight s and
nine l9 block hfi mine, ,bs Kilbor nes Addition
city OF Keokuk, i'll Lee County, Iowa. against you
all praying for the foreclosure Of said the
Of said premises freed OF all ntere u OF said defe
in tame pay Oh saii deb the exinSui, hment OF all
equity of rsdsu pton, and ior general r.pief
New each Of you appear and snsTtr said petition
BY of the second day OF the next tet said Court
to be held the first Monday of februaty 1865 dg
ment will be had therein, as prayed for b. deaIl,.
H. sCUTF h0 HxLL,
noy26-T1es Atty for Plaintiff.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CoLuNBus, Ga, Nov. 25.
The Sun says that Thomas Gilbert, Rad
ical delegate in the Alabama Convention, is
charged by Georgia newspaper with having
offered to arm and equip one hundred men at
his own expense for the purpose of killing
President Lincoln before his Inauguration.
TOLEDO, Nov. 25.
Weston left Waterloo, Ind, at 1916 !. m.
to-day, on h,s fifth l00-miie trial. He ar
rived at Ligonier, Ind, 35 miles, at O. clock
and left at $50. 1t has rained most of the
time during the last twelve hours, and the
roads are y.elly neayy. ..as.4sAs.. .tnsnx
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GRAND HOP AND BANQUET,
Wednesday Eve. Dec. 4, 1862.


Committe on Distribution OF Tickets.
Ayres, Mann Ayres, Eugene Hammer, @ Lowry.
Weetcntt, Ed Carter, Keokuk, lows Clerk As.
ingston. Patch, smith, n bt Gfvfn w 9rfs old
~ r Hon Thos Kavanagh, Jno Ncwilliam. Dau d
Finch, McTighe, Dss Moins Iowa; Hon Tho. L Law
ence Chas Deer, IT 1ati on, Iowa leo W Dudley
No; fd Moriarty tailiDgslt Ottu nwa lows; Isaac
tlbsch John Uar1en, osksoosa, Iowa; &c King,
Mo; N Henderson louisiana Mo; Frank snyier Car,
thsge, Ill fnoye2
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Original Notice.

To Frederick L. Hay @. W. Thoinpson and The Bey
erly Rubber Company, defendants
V0U hereby notified that there is now On ale in
the Clerks Office Of the District Court of Lee Coun
ty, Iowa, at Keoknk, petition Of Geo. E. Kiibourne
claiming judgme mt against you Fred h. Hayden
the sum of ttrsu Hndred Ucsrs qpep your morteag.
and notes made to p W. kibonrne upon the following
described premises to-vit; Lot eleven Q1) block fty
six 1861 In kbournes Addition the city Of COX
in Lee County, lowA and ainst you all praying
ths foreclosure of sad the sale o. said premi
ses freed OF oil interests SAID defendants in same
pay on said debt the cxtip gushment OF alt equi
denption, and for general relief,
Nov each of must appear and answer said petition
BY Of the second day of the term
10 be held the first Monday OF February, 1885, ol
Judgment will be had theren prayed tor by dsfaul
II. SCOTT HoNkLL,
Tea ~ e. ,ptfH
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Original Notice.

To J. Henry Alley, Geo. W Woodward, and Beverly
kubber Comp any, defsndants
VoU are hereby notified that there Is on die In
the Clerks Office Of the District COURT of Lee CUun
ty, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition OF tieo. ~ Eilbourns
claiming judgment aganst you j. Henry Alley, foI
the sum OF fifteen Hundrtd Dollars, upon your mort
gage and notes made to D. W kilbourne upor the ioi
lowing described premises towit Lot twelve 2) bloch
ffty six (56) In b. kibournes Addition the cty
Of keokuk In Lee County Iowa. and aganst you eli
praying fer the foreclosure OF said mortgage the sale
sad smises freed of all ntere Z, ssid defendants
same, to pay off sad debt, this extinguishmeni al
equity OF redemption, and for general reliet
Nov each OF Jon aust and said petition
by Of the second day tn, term OF Court
to be held the frst Monday of February 1865 uds
ment will be had therein, prayed fer, by default.
ii SCOTT HOWELL,
nny2s-Tusa ATTY iof Plaintiff
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KEEsyrLLE, N. Y, Nov. "a.
IA destructive FIRE. in this place last night
destroyed the poNon6ce, telegraph and ex>
press ofises,a and drag, dry goods, jewelry
ard shse stores. Also the office and materi-
als oftbe Essex County Repssbliosn. Scarcely
aartaisg vss savsd. ~ i impossible to -
81 ifsss IL lDss. utskss -sss
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son .........J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
sc Bridges.................Eos1 4 2 Estes House
Gold, Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
S q Bridges. Nos 4 Estes House.
GRocERs-wHoLEsA
s. Pollock Co....... ............."lls Main street.
Hamill Co o.....................l0o Main street.
Kellogg Blrge d Ce.,.......-......~ss Nam street.
Bower Co...r........-..........vn Main street
M Stafford ord...................ccr Blondeau Levee.
GROCERs-RETAiL.
Robertson Albefs Main street.
& A g McQuoes ...................s4 Main street.
Cox & Iryin...... -..corner Fifth Main streets.
Eydrometers, hermometers, Sachrom.
etera.
SO a s...............Nos Estes House.
ARNEss q -ADDLEs.
Hagn,. ......-....f ain strect-bct Sd & 4th.
HARDWARE.
pcek Brothers ..........cor Fourth Main streets
Ii Buel.......,....-...... Main street.
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS.
hioh shSOt
Durkitt Main street.
HOTELS.
Tepfer House...........-......c Third johnson.
Deming House. Second johnson.
Insurance AGENTS
L. J. Adams ms........,,.... Corner I'd and Main SITS.
IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO.
oface Levee, bet Main johnson.
ICE.
Collier Berry Filth street-in Estes House.
IRON.
Brornell Hros...................,oor Main Fourth
JEwELnf. ora ooIpl
Bridges / Estes House
LIQuoas-wHoLEsA
PGibbons / la Main street.
MARBLE WORKS.
John Bswden ............. Third street--near Main
MILLINERs.
spiesberEe., Mayer Co...-......No. III Main st
Mrs Weber Third Main streets
MILLINERY T. BONNET RLEAcHEKY
Mrs F Bowman..4th st-bet Main Blondesu
NEWS DEPOT.
David G ...-...................Seeond street
magpifying Glasses & Microscopes.
E Bridges ................Nos l 2 Estes House
Optician, speetaeles. Eye 0lssses.
Bridges ................Nos i Estes Honse
Pipes, Genuine Meershaum.
G Bridges ................Nos Estes House
Pistols, Ammunition, Rides.
g Bridges ................Nos 4 Estes uouss
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
Ayree Mann L Ayres ............... ....6T Main St
PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
VIM, Price ......... 5th Blondeau
REAL EST ATE 4 INSURANCE Au'TS.
II Ten -Eyck........-,.:..:.... Second street
VIM Fulton ...........s2 Main street. (up stairs
REsTAURANTs.
Young America ......J ohnson street-bct I'd 4 Sd
Landes' Restaurant. I'd and johnson st
sINGHR SEWING MACHINES.
NJ MAcomber, .-...Pourth street
silver Plated Ware.
Bridges. 4 Estes House
Spectaclss, Geld 4 Silver.
G ridges.................Nos l B Estes House
Spy Glasses, Beading 0lassss.
Bridges...........~.N Estes House
TIE = JAPAHsED WARE, (wHoLRsALE
Moore........... .............. les Main street
Travelling Cases, travelling Bags.
b. q Bridges.......... ........Nosl i Estes House
WOOLEN GOODS.
y IL Main tt-ket Ath u bth
Watches, Watches, Watches.
s g Bridges. ..................Nos 4 Estes Hopse
Watches, Clocks, 4 Jswsfy Repaired
s G Bridges.-....... ...... Nos Z : Estes Hsuse
Writing Ossks-PapisR n9ashs, Inlaia
s g Bridgss. Nos kstss Hossa
n ANAUNfTfON. Hunters can alvsys G.
~ sssa '.ss'y : ~ - ~ - - II. = Z =
sfasS& Il
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Howe Tyler...,............., .....5S Main street
Duncan, karle 4 Co.......l40 4 142 Main street
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son n........-J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th
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w r s r + r n

11rA1 orders from the trade everywhere, promptly
filled at discount bills OF from 600 to $500, and
larger discount on bills Of $500 and upwards.
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" NAUNfTfON. Hunters can alvays Ged
a sssn ssss'y - ~ - Fsxssg 80 - -
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rURNITt aE.

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
S Bridges .,............ Nos l d 2 Estes. Hous q
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MILLINERY T. BONNET RLEACHERY
Mrs W Bowman. .4th st--bet Main Blondesu
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Directory
THOMAS sHBRLOCK, ..... President.
R. NJ, Bishop. Of Z. NJ. Bishop Co.
Theo. Cook, of Barker Hart Cook.
Joseph Butler, President Lafay cite Bank.
J., R Hpli, Of Addy Hnli Co.
Winslo~. OF Winslsw 4 Smith.
Charles Rue. of G. Rule Coleman.
Adolph Wood, of Adoiph Wood Co.
John 6hlto, OF John BhiIiito A Coz
D. Bullock ofA. D. Bullock 4 Co.
D. T. Woodrow, Of Woodrow, Mears / 90.
Allen Collier, of John Swasey u Co.
LA. Harris, Mayor OF Cincinnati.
W BrRos oAnrn, Asst Bee. W D. CAsnLr, vIos Prest.
", P. sflArsos, Surveyor. W. RIcH ADDISON, ssc,y.
La ADAMS, Ag,t,
n22 dM. kfok nix InMA
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
S G Bridges. l 4 Estes House
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Travelling Cases, travelling Bags
5. g Bridges. .......Nos / Estss HOUSE
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Watches, Watches, Watches.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-03-07
Medical qualities OF Pumpkins.


Medical qualities OF pumpkins.
At n recent discussion in the New
York Farmers Club, a correspond
ent writes of the virtues of the pump.
kin:
l will give you n simple, yet very
valuable cure for Infammatory rheu.
matism. A woman's arm was swelled
to an enormous size, and painfully in
famed. A poultice was made ofstew-
cd pumpkin, which was renewed every
fifteen minutes and n a short time
produced a perfect cure. The fever
drawn cut by tho pOulhces made Thorn
extremely offensive, as they were taken
of. 1 know q man cured Of severe in
f1smmation of the bowels by the same
kind of application. l think such SUBJ
jects as this proper for a discussion In
a farmers club.
DR.. Snodgrass-L have no doubt
pumpkins makea good poultlce. What
w holds water and warmth best is
the most suitable.
DR.. Smith-In my travels in Syria
I found pumpkin seeds almost univer-
sally eaten by the people on Rccount of
their supposed medical qualities. Not
because they are dluretic, but as an
Antidoto against animalculU which in
fest the bowels. They are sold in the
streets as apples and nuts arc here, 1t
is a medical fact that personsh have been
cured of tape worm by tho use of
pumpkin seeds. The outor skin being
removed, the meats are bruised in a
mortar into an oily, pasty mass. It is
swallowed by the patient after fasting
some hours, and it takes the place of
chyle in the stomach, and the tape
worm lots go it's hold on thsmombrsne
and becomes gorged with this sub
stance, and in some measure probably
torpid, Then a largo dose Of castor oil
is administered, and the worms are
elected before they are able to renew
their hold.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-03-07
Garden NOtes.

Asparagus Beds.-Old beds should
be dug and MANFRED early if this
necessary work has not been attended
to IN the fall-giving a dressing ofsait
and ashes. If a now bed Is to be plant
cd, give the ground a very thorough
digging, two depths Of the spade and
manuro heavily. Sow seeds in a rioh
bed for a stock of new plants.
BeaRs.-String-bo beans may be plant
ed in warm soil late in the month, tho
at some risk of losing the seed. Tho
only way to get an early crop is to
plant early.
Cabbage Pldnts,-Sow seeds of early
and late sorts, in the open ground,
whenever dry enough. Early YOrlcs
planted on ridges in the fall may be
worked and lovelod the last of the
month, unless it keep very cold.
ssCelerE--Celery seed, if an early
crop be wanted, should be sown now
Carrots, Beets and Pdrsaips,-Soed:
Of all these shoaId DO sown as early az
practicable, in well-prePared, ricf
loan.
Early Peas,-Let these be planted
without delay. ofthe sorts that need
stiOkS, plant in double rows, six inches
apart.
Early Potatoeso-Allow no delay in
getting these in the ground. For ear,
..ly planting, medium-size whole pOta.
toes should be planted. If out let it be
done some time in advance of planting
Tho crop of early potatoes is usually
cut short by dry weather at the time
the tubers are forming. This may BIZ
guarded against by a mulch OF straw
or oarse litter put on to tho depth Of
six or eight inches, before the dry
weather begins '... .
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-03-07
Cause of Inc Potato ROT.

John II. Klippart, of Columbus, o.,
gives his views on tho GAUGE Of tho
potato rot in the National Agricultur-
list, published at Pittsburgh, Pa. He
traces the disease to excessive cultiva-
ton and to Adjudication as one Of the
natural consequences Of it. In his
opinion potatoes 30 crossed as to have
a flesh Of more than one color will be
found subject to tho rot, whilo those of
but one will DO found free from tho
tendency. Assuming this to DO cor
rect, his remedy is to plant mono but
the smaller potatoes, and those ola a
riety without a cross. Where largo
potatoes are selected for seed the rot
is most certain to follow, while the re-
verse is true with respect tosmall ones.
In conclusion hosays: "Tho rot in po-
tatoes is q disease not caused By q fun
gus, but tho fungus ensues as a conse-
quence Of the disease, the came ssfsnut
or brand in our Indian corn is not tho
cause but the consequence of abnormal
conditions"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-03-07
FARMERS EXCHANGE,
-r

Having rcd,tol mp my Store Roomin good style,
which gives mo superior advantage over the old
ono In the way Of accommodation, I would say
to my old customers, and rs many new ones as
viii give mo a call before purchasing elsewhere,
that l will be happy in showing them my stock Of
goods, aud being thankful for past patronage |
viii do my best to retain tho same. am receiv.
ing goods almost daily, which makes my stock oil
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BROOKLYN MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
Bonrd oil 6mpcrvIsors.


The Board OF Supervisors OF Brooklyn met yesterday
afternoon at their Chambers in the Court House, the
President, Supervisor Little, IN the chair. -1s~
mandamus served on The Board 10 compel them
70 pay the owners for the property taken for the
parade ground The msndamus granted on the Pc
tition Of Henry O. Fickst who had been awarded the
sum Of 81 eoS for lands taken, and wa presented BY
Supervisor Hanisy. The matter was referred 70 the
specia committee on the subject.
communication signed By Edmund briggs and 9TH
srs presented, expressing surprise = Che action Of
the Board in reference 70 the payment o. the awards OF
special committee.
Mr. J. O. McMann, IT,. sent In a petition complaining
Of the manner which the contract for class No was
awarded BY the supsrntendsns Of the Poor Hs stated
which, was accepted His bid was rejected for want Of
stamp for Nhi,h he claimed there was no necessity
Supervisor CLARK moved 70 refer the matter 70 Vie
supsrvissr sccSss wanted the supsrnsndsnts OF the
Poor impeaohsd and offered preamble and resolution
10 that effect Tue resolution was % folows:-
Resolved Thai the commistes Accounts Of supsrin
tenden Of the Poor be directed prepare articles OF I'M
psc sapsrinssndsns have performed their during
the past two years. and that they be authorxed employ
70 ne s ao0 o sr IN
same.
Aftsr q lengthy discussion between Supervisors
scholcs aud Bloom upon the subject Supervisor CLARK
moved that the matter be referred 70 the Commttse on
Accounts OF superintendent Of the Poor and that they
be directed 10 procure injunction 70 prsvent them
from entering into contract with Cooper Dssbrow for
the supply OF meat
The motion prevailed.
Resoutyrs in rsrrsss 70 the memory Of the late Com
were unanimously adopted, sftsr which ths Board al
journed
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIST OF AnEnrcAxs RnorsrEnrD u PARIS FOR The
WEEK ENDING july r. 1s67:-New York-A. W. Hale.
Lant, j. r. Graves G. ~ Hyde, H NJ HYDE. F. G. Brown,
W. simonton r. Copcut, 7. W. Knox, r. A. Richards !.
Grimes s. +. johnson, Colonel j. A. Page and wife, II.
Seymour, Mis- J. Trowbrdge, =: F. Piorson, Arnold,
sanGeld, p H. Stevens Miss A. j. stoddard J. Hoy, H.
Macauey, George r. McF arand. o. Judd and wife Miss
g. F. Judd W. o. Judd. Charles O. Judd, w. n. Boeart,
John B. lawrence, Jr. Brookyn-Rev: z Taylor and
wife, @. T. stevenson and wife, W n Pun:r y H.
n rs Dennis. Sweet Aa Sad
I Boaion.c s. sie.se no'nS,' ssrseaa Fss
H Dr. ). ' Z. Tyei, ] ssebe l. Ryerson Geo l.
Thaysr and wife, W. p. Rogers and wife, ". 9 wiI6,g
sw..sy w. u, w ws'lingGn G and soS
Bayley, W. W. Warren and wife. Andover-J. A.
Daily. Copccrd-E. C. Damon and wife, grafton--y
W. taft. Springheld--N. L. f. Brickman. Wavery-H
Emmett and wife. Massachusetts,. @. Andrews
Stamford, Conn e. J: Leeds and wife. Hartford
sssaIn, n Movers
Providence, r. Mira Goo Brown, Miss Emma Brown
pr. W. C. pourns and wife. Vermont. 8 Morrill,, |.
I I,ssa Sa' o S%d SuI.na Mrs. veS
ssm mf Miss e. Carlisle, j. fleming. NJ NJ Elias
Hon. ". P. Nixon, y r. White 7. A. Logan and WIFE
l. Severance and wife, N. W. Fairbanks T.: Cotre, j..
Buckingham. Wisconsin,. w. Hoyt Kaamagor--
Miss c. Cork. Rockford, IllC. p. Rising. Chicago
~ L. Dufieid. Terre HauteJames Ellis. st. Louis
A. c. Anderson, r. o. Day and wife. Miwaukee-H.
Bsrtholct, A Mullen. W. H. Roadway. washington-H.
b. Titus Rahway--G. ". Fisher. Newark--A Van
wakls Philadelphia. Posey, T. II. Wood ]. {.
Haowell and wife, w. Jewell and wife, H T. Eekert,
f. N. Benson, J. L. Snskurk. BaItimore-T L. Reese,
r. b. Meyer Townnda-J. W. Mix. ran Francisco -s.
G. Bigeiow, W. d. smith, b. d. Woodward. Call.
fornla-B. Y. Tucker. sacramento-Gsorge e. Gray,
4 n. Mcdonald, United States Navy; Commodore z. 2.
NcCrsA. Amsrioa-w. @. wipsIow. Liverpool-H.
Perez Rome-Miss N. =. Foley, r. @. cushmsn,
United States Consul. Bombay-G. A Kittredge.
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BOARD Of COUNCIL EH.

The Corporation Prinfing-Encsm brance OF
Battery Piace-RRilr0nd Track for Sixty.
third street.
The Board of Oouncmen met yesterday afternoon,
Councilman BRNKxAy presiding.
resolution adopted providing that the proceed
ings 10 be published in the weekly papers shall be tho
Joint proceedings Of the Common Council, and in the
daily papers the usual abstract except when otherwise
directed.
resolution offered authorizing the Second Ave-
nue. Railroad Company 10 extend their track through
sxy-hird street. from First to Third avenue II was
lost reconsidered, and laid over.
Councilman FLYNN offered the following:
Whereas. Battery place. between Broadway and West
street. crcumbered with stones cotton bales and
times almost mpassable for vehicles &C.; therefore
Resolved, That the Street Commissioner be- and he f.
hereby authorized and directed TO notify tho party parties
owning the cotton bales &C. encuubert Bat
terry place. the within five days from the
passase Of this resolution and Be y further
each day hss the above street shall remain encountered
above stated the Counsel the Corporation be
hereby authorized directed 10 for and from
proper party parties the amount OF the said ponny
he and hereby IL instructed TO compromse
settle discontinue the said suit the said penalty
without the consent Of tho Common Council.
The resolutions were adopted.
Tho Second Avenue Railroad extension through Sixty
third again called up rcconsIdercd and tho
resolution adopted by vote Of 10 10 q
The Board then adjourned for week.