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New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

Active measures are in progress for repairing
the broken Atlantic Cable. A steamer arrived
at Hearts Content on Sunday morning last, to
be employed in the work as soon as the weather
will permit, the officers in charge Of the oxpe-
ditiOn being the Telegraphic Engineer and the
Electrician who superintendent operations on tho
Great Eastern last year. Meanwhile, survey
ing steamer is about TO take soundings. under
orders of the British Admiralty, for the new
Cable, to be laid this Summer for tho New
York and London Telegraph Company.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

The correspondent of The Charleston Merouru,
who recently had an interview with Mr..
johnson, writes; " In conversation with ind
"viduals he was not politically reserved. and
did not hesitate to express his anxiety
that not only for its own welfare, but
for the peace of the country, tue
South should get back into the
Union with as little delay as practicable.
And there were sOme who left his presence
satisfied that the usurpations of power, and
=" free and easy exercise of military authority
in certain extreme Southern quarters, would
ere long receive check which would remind
officials that one Andrew Johnson is still the
President Of the United States'
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

The Surratt trial began in earnest yesterday.
when the witnesses for the prosecution were
examined Most of the testimony merely re-
peated facts known to the public, but that Of
Joseph Dye, sergeant in the United States
Army, is new and important This witness
positively identified SuTatt as the man who,
on the night Of the murder, met and conferred
with Booth at the tbeater, Immediately before
tho assassination, and three times called the
hour. This testimony, if not shaken, will DO
stroy the abb upon which the defense is ex-
OeCted Ia rest
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

Baron Won Beust, the present Prime Minister
of Austria. continues his efforts for gaining tho
confidence and cooperation of the Liberal party
of Austria. After having satisfied the Magyars
and appointed advanced liberals and DemO-
Gratis presiding officers Of tho Austrian Diet, hc
announces law establishing the responsibility
of the Ministry. and other sweeping reforms.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

An enterprising man, who has made great
deal of money, and great deal of reputation
of a certain kind, by gift enterprises, IN this
city and the West, wes arrested on Wednes-
day az q swindler, and. we trust, will get his
deserts We hope the very foolish people who
sent him a dollar In the expectation OF getting
ton thousand dollars in return, will get their
deserts too. The best way to cure their folly
is for somebody TO cheat them.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

The English Government is the frat 10 pub
lsh the diplomatic " Correspondence respecting
the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg" It adds
but little to what was already known from the
newspaper accounts. but is valuable for giving
for the first time a connected history Of the
dnlomatic part Of the Luxemburg question.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

The people of Central City, Colorado, have
subscribed 5000 to be paid for Indian scalps
with tire ears on at the rate of $50 piece
From oil appearances Gen. Sherman will have
to fight with a two-edged sword, and It may
be questioned whether the white or the red
sayages are the more lawless and brutal.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

ry-A letter on Architecture IN Ph'ladelphia.
from, our special correspondent, Dramatic
Notes, a letter from our special Correspondent
at Hong Hong, Crop Reports, an. article on
Strawberries, and other matters, wI4 .Oc J9nna
on he second page; the Money Arttcle and AGr-
kets on tho hlrd page; LdterGrg Items on the
sirh page. and Civil Court reports o" tho setTn'h
ngDa
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

The papsrs andSietters from Paris are natu
rally filed with glowing descriptions of The
congregation of monarChs. We give else
where from GalignanFS Messenger. the English
paper In Paris. an account of grand sOiree at
the opera, at which all the royal visitors we're
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
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New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

PERsoNAL-Waldemar Bodisco, Secretary OF n'
Russian Legation, who left hers short time ago Ol
Petersburg t% convey to his Government the rsuns.
yesterday and Ia at lie Clarendon Hotel Admiral Hoaf
Nav st the BrevoOrt HOus gSy C%%ins RaITnS
the Hon. Tbeo Miller Hudson; T. ". NIX Vermont and
Col wOOSSSasd u are q '9e SSScss sSn a
secretary OF Way ana Caleb Gushing te at the Asto
House The Rev. T. O., Litten wilmHtOn, Del: 90.
Royal, u g. A., and Charles Adams efs ond9n, Ms
at the Metropolitan Hotel. Gen; a: =, Axanqer 81
A., s at the Bancroft House Col T. a pit, Philsdsr
phia. and Ward II. Lamon Washington ~Aat the fusa
Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

Gen EscobedO, on the oath of May. issued
the necessary order for the trial Of Maximilian,
Miramon. and Mejia. blaximilian asked per-
mission to request some persons in tho City of
Mexico to act as his defenders. and bis request
was forwarded to the parties addressed.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

II Is currently reported in London that JEFF
ferson Davis is about TO visit England as the
guest of the Duke of Sutherland and tho fact
that tho Duke is the intimate friend of the
Prince of Wales is supposed TO lend TO the
story political complexion. Very little conf
dence, however, in such an interpretation OF
tho rumor will 10 felt by any ono who recalls
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

the traditional hostility of the house of Suthef'
land 20 negro Slavery, and remembers that the
dOwager Duchess, the mother of the present
Duke, is the friend of Harriet Beecher Stowe.
and was throughout the war the warm friend
of The American Union.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

We learn from the proceedings of the Geo
graphical Society Of England that an oxpe-
dition will soon leave England in search of
DR.. Livingstone. The belief that he IA still
alive is becoming almost universal.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

The English House of Commons last night
concluded the discussion on the redistribution
of Parliamentary seats. The plan Of Govern
ment was adopted by majority OF eight
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
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N o,t,s a h, taken Of Anonymous Communcsosa
,tsj.5 r es.rou must authenticated bT che Mans eou %
o te ~rtetoos necessarily or pusheshOH bus asa soA" "
bs good faith . AM. r.,,
All bno. ltr, m tbs ooe bo dire~'d 10 sFsS rSH
UNK' NeHYork
~. c..u,t apia+,ke IA re1rs rajested Communications
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
David Burlington, an old citizen of RichSond, Va
dieA yesterday

David Burlington, an old citizen of Richmond Va,
dieo yesterday.
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins lectured at POughkeepsie last
evening GA OrpheOn Free Schools
The estate of the late Lucius Manus Sargent it is
supposed viii exceed 100000
Mr John Savage of New-YOrk delivered a lecture
~ Troy last evening" before the Irish societies. Wolfe
Tone aad the English Interest in Ireland"
p The Rev. DR.. Abner Jackson tho President Of
Hobart College at Geneva has concluded 10 accept the
Frssdoncy OF Trinity College at Hartford.
Gov. FentOn appointed the Hon James A. Bell of
iY)eKtcr, Jefferson County Trustee OF the Willard
Asylum for the Insane, IN place of W. " V. Rosa
resigned
The gentlemen of tho Surratt Jury are. with per-
haps one two exceptions, OF frstciass standing in
iWashingtOn. One wood dealer, another real estate
aeant another halter, two are paper hangers another
Al extensive hardEgare merchant have retired from
actlve business two are grocers and is dealer IN
FANCY dress goods Politically the Jury conservative
though not than two or three are any way prom
Psnt m politics Only one or two OF the gentlemen are
OsSh0lcs.
Mr. George w. Allen, of The WdyAe County Herald
EionesGae, Pa, has accepted typesetting challenge
SGeD George H. BOsier Of The Weekly Eagles the type TO
30 long primer, and the time twelve hours George Is
tRnad among printers "emphaticaly fast crab"
NeaeR sots 200 long primer In ess than Two hours
Tbomas James Ham, editor OF The Herald, says ne has
rlfeo OF fet compOst0rs In his establishment who can
stance Bosor The match is for tl5O and the trial viii
t4<S Place noar s4e o0ss Of the present month.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

,,ass sor thai pistS,ct viii deliver the FcuA Of Jy
Grafton at Albany and Murdoch tDe avtcl ca apouon~
ist Will read the poolarauon at knosoSu
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

Among the graduates at the Naval Academy this
year ID Henry Hunter son OF tho Hon John Hunter
lALa Democratic member OF Congress lrom RTookyn.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

"With four metallic qualifications, man
ssy ~ psssy sure earthly These gold his PoAs'
alive, tongue, brass In h face and iron IN hs heart
But M tou appetizer and gentle smulant there reIaos
e an PtNsLTIoS article has been popular or
,as half :, good Let al who have not already tried this great
ssonah At osce quality. We understand ta TIE Dogg'"
nd this section selling vast quantities Sna ha' 'eV
family u without il
MAesolS wArER-A delightful toilet arscs-suPeHOE to Cologne
ADD st half the price
THE BEST Is ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST!
DossSss eLEcTRlo Soar has - against the opPoun
nj Tie NbOe a trade denound s Pr But one ta on TIE
S, Of e consumer proves its cheapnes aud thereafter other soP
w,1 bs taken when this sosp esn be had
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
THE EUREKA BRICK MACHINE

tsss splendid Bet pr hour % only une men aHS one p1r
ho,s o. 10 Per hOur bv 0i5er Has compiler m0ehh
20 getting of Of order OF brsaag eown Us s'ss anu
.a,eous the approval Ofeey expert a. HSAL
We cAsengs The world to produce It's eluSL
Sassjaslon guaranteed to al! purehasrG
AnRaNsR KouA General Agent, No lu Broadway, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-18

An oa, bearing this stamp heavily plated on the finest aeai or
ko ve guarantee them respect superior " the o''
GoRHAa MASBFAcTURISe Co..
eirersmiths AND Manufactures Of Fine Beoiro-Piate.
ProrAence. r. I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22
jules JARED,S
: EMAIL De PARIS"
The New Beautifier Of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies':
This secret Of identifying the skin being known only
90 hssxrs Jared Rene they honorsbly ststs that Il
differs from all other preparations 1t gives to the most
hsrsh and freckisd skin both the texture and color
polished ivory, removing all discoioraons whether
pssrnE as frsckles tan, morphsw moth or black
spscks and especially Successful In smoothing ont IN,
marks len By the SMALL Pox.
Tue agents Of 'Lg'nsil de Paris most conad.n,ly
submit % the public the earnest endorsements Of such
distinguished ladies as
Signora Ristori. Mile Fehcita Vestv.I. M;s.
Maggie Mitchell Mrs. d. p. Bowers In.
ellie Western. Ndm'e Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Luts Rushton, Monte De
Marguerite Mss Agnes Perry.
and many others, " standing In III. prof..-,o,
Eisss the stamp cffu 81 their tn,.llir,,t ana
genuine approval
The Beautiful Luciil- v stern .syv
'fnnd that the 'E1,, all the hriI,,.pcv ~
rouge ssd hy-whie' Al me greet and peculiar ady.n
and beauty Of the skin
The Magnificent yesi.sl says
at have suffered g. a RON the ysrIops vh.,. Ia
lions. &c which my ,r -al profsssiou osres n. 10
preparation which Civ he necessary whstNn 10 IN.
skin. and leaves the shi a and smooth
Mics Maggie Mitchell -:
Il hsv. tried the .s s.ntinet, 'L'RmaiI de psr,.
and found that IL ia-s irpars patur. bloom M
, freshness 70 the COMP, e,,.-
-Jarsd's Email de P~rl % used as dsca,, h..r,,s.
Of the skin for Theatre or Ball Room bv IN.
rsfned and serupuions --'es producing all the bs.p,s
sting effects Of an lily white without their vu,..r
glare - injury to the
sold BY - arsteiass D. ssists Psfumsrs and Isdsss
Hslr-Dressers
seusa Isn'n street. ana Iohnsson. Hsrsovay ovvs.,
l. haesss- 81 Broad <sy. n-nas Barnes a O., ~. y
O. Wells Co. New York, an xue,.. Jo,,, ~,
Philadelphia, Agents.
SARxp RENE. esnsrAi.Assas and Inps.. , =
Aso1sm~ sod-4shp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

RECEIVED call yesterday from Mr.. Sco>
vern, of the Alexandra True Flag. By the
way, this paper is good advertising medium
for those of our merchants who desire to
reach the Clark county trade. The paper is
radically sound to the core.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

THIRD WARp.-There will be q meeting Of
the Union Republicans. on Monday eyening,
26th inst. at Burrows Hall, for the purpose
OF selecting candidate for Councilman. Let
there be full turnout.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

PETER SAuER wants his customers to un-
derstsnd that he can sell cigars a. cheap as
any other dealer in the city. The tax has
been reduced. Remember the place to get
good cigars. Main street, between Sixth
and Seventh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22
1RADQrARTERs GENERAL

HEALTH should be the first object of ali.
Without health wealth is but an empty mock.
cry. With such knowledge, why do we daily,
hourly, see persons suffering from bronchial
sfestions hesitate, delay procuring relief
when 1t is within thelrreach9 Pectoral Balm
has been tested in nearly one million cases
cacious. For sale by Kerr 4 Fuller, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

VETERAN RESERVE CoRPs.-Capt. J. T.
Mackey, recruiting officer at this point,
hands US the following order, which he has
received from headquarters
HRADoUARTERs GENERAL
RECRUITING SERVICE,
New York City, March 10, 1857 J
General Orders Ne. Z:
l. In accordance with instructions from
the Adjutant Generals Office, all Officers on
General Recruiting service will recruit for
the AID and 43d [. S. Infantry, Veteran
Reserve Corps)
ii. All persons who have ever been wound.
ed or ruptured in service, provided they are
now fit for garrison duty, may be enlisted.
Men who have lost limb must only be en-
listed with permission Of the Regimen,al
Superintendents, TO avoid having too many
ofthat elias. for the proper efficiency of the
Regiment
III. The men thus enlisted will be sent as
follows: AID Infantry to Harris Island. New
York Harbor; 43d Infantry, to Chicago,
Illinois, or to Detroit, Michigan, as either
point may be in nearest proximity to the
rendezvous of the Officer sending.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22
CITY NEWS.

Jusr received latest style Hoop Skirts at
p. J. TALLoS's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

RANKIN & McCRARY are ready to make
applications under the Bankrupt Law. They
are in possession of the entire act.
March Is, 1857.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

OuR young friend, Will. G. Kramer, has
our thanks for package of late Eastern pa
pers- He has been sojourning in the Quaker
city during the past winter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

From snd aftr November leih 1896 Trains will lesv.
" melton With I'll Nest-rn lines, AZ aoIows
FROM DuEKIRK AND sAEAMANcA-
by New York time froe Union D-,soss:
500 A ~. New York Day Exprsss non
ssiamsne.. tenndss- sxcepssdl. Stops II bor-
nsavile ~ !. ma (Bkn), in,er..ctius With The
$50 q, m Day Exp from Bu faIo and arrives
IN NV York st 1880 p
lilo 4. n s-aprs.. mail, fro~ Dunkrk, snn-
day exeept-ul ST ps at salamanca 80 q bun
and connects At $50 = Express Mail from hui.
a. 'sso' ana :rrire' n Ne. Yssl :. LOO an;
Danhlk. sunday. .xe-ptea) stop. =, s.lsmsn.
ca sc p m; ol-an f.35 p M (saps ruruer'. sss
an. (ssft) sad arriv.iin New York At 10 Sd ..
m connecting with Afternoon rrxtrs and stesyn.
ers for Bosion and se~ England Cities
FROM BUFFALO-B, New York tim. from D..
pot cor. Exchange ana Michigan etre.ts
$40 A. n. sew York Dsy Express, fsua-
dsyssHesptedl stor. at HcrnellsviiIs $50 :. m
sns ma s .,,. P !, M DIX rs,ss
Connects At Great Bend with Della ware. L.ek
s-.nna Western Railrosd, and 81 Jsrysy Ctr
road for PhiIsde,phts, Bsltr ore and wsshipston
$40 A. -. Express Mail, via Avon and nor-
York 1t T;sm ooaaeei. At xlmir. With N ne sss
era Central Railwar for Harrisburg, Philadeiphia,
. n.'smors w:.hinsson and point. iouth.
e-ptod) Stop: 4 Has.li.vii. IS ;. =. ssae'l
and arrives in New York on = m. Connects *
Jersey Railroad 'or s.ltmors md washinrson.
and at Esw York with Morning Exprsss Irain for
boefon end rev England Ctea-
o.lo =. New York Night Express,
DAILY. Steps at Horpellsvilis 1880 D. m. (sup
iatersecting With the AIS p. N. Trsir from Don
kirk and arrive In New York at 1880 m Also
co.necss at Emira for Harrisburg. PhiIadelphis
and south.
f1SO y. y. Cfncfnnau Express, (susdays
exeepted). Stops at susqu~h.nna 7:qo . M fBkfis
Turner's El2 p. m, tDineh and arrives In New
York at 145 p N. Connects at Great Bend with
Delaware, Lackawana wester. Railroad for
ecrsnton, Trenton and Philadelphia, and at New
York with Afternoon Trains and steamer for
Bossop and New England Cites
0niy One Train East Sunday isaving Buffalo at
6.lo p. m and reaching New York at 1880 .. m,
Bcsfos AND HRw ENGLAND PAssrraERs with thar
Ragghge. Transferred FREE Of chnr1t In Nav York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

DEMOCRATIC CAsDIDArEs.-ln our notice
OF the Democratic meeting on Wednesday
evening, to nominate city officers, we did not
give the names Of the Aldermen nominated.
John McCune was nominated in the First
Ward Geo. Higgins in the Third Ward.
and Edward Mumm in the Fourth. The nom.
nation for Second Ward was postponed I'M
I'll Saturday evening. Thos. Gavin was NOM
mated for Assessor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

AProIsrxKsT.-We learn that our towns
man, Geo. Van Antwerp, has been appointed
Military store>keeper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22
GATE CITY ENTERPRISE,
CALL AT
Bostwick and Bridges.

PERsoSAL.-MAJoR BowES, Psymaster U.
5. A, who has been on duty at Lesvenworth
City, Kansas, during the war, and up to the
present time, is stopping for few days in
the city. He has been ordered to Washing
ton City for duty, and is on his way thither.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

chicago Mar2ss.
By Telegraph. CsIcAso, March 81
Flour-fhe market to-day was quiet and without i'm
portant change; sellers quote common and med nm
grades dull With husmsI sales high Adss are sosrce
and holders demand extreme rates
whest-Asrktt to-day opened quiet; No Z sprias
opened at 81 o9 closing u o No ,pr ns steady a.
"a 10 for winter Rejected In good shipping demand.
Corn-harhst gu No lover, opening at 20 and cios-
Ing at So ssl4si for winter fresh; rejected ,srv
dull, openiLg at -, and closing at 7olS.
osts-Eo opened x higher. at Az, and closed at
az.
Rye-Duii At 81 2sSl .. for No /.
Brey-Dulis At 76a7e.
Prorisions-So change worth noticing although there
10 a arm fe,l ling on tie part Of holders
hsss P1Ik-saIss ct go but few or no sellers of
choice brands at this figure.
Cut kesi.-HeId hrm; buyers and SELLERS apart and
nothing Of conEt quenes.
I~d-lg4Sls for pr me steamed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

AccIDENr.-Y esterday Mr.. John Mackley,
while passing q cross street, on Main, was
ran against by hog with such force as to
throw him TO the ground, and in falling he
was injured quite badly. We could not learn
the extent of the fracture, only that it would
lay him up several weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

Chicago Live Stock Market.
By Telegraph ozrrAso, March 90
Receipts-e5 rattle, and 10 hogs and IS cars
sheep.
Cattle-Qnotstions active Choice TO prime q no
az. gooi s. 2s97 90 common to m ediun % ioAs.
So
Hoss-Lo~er. Choice 10 prime E9sA7 o; fair to
good So&7 common to medium 90 1895 So
eheep-Fnu; choice prime % 757 20; fair 70 good
% 25so rs; common to medium ~ 25ne.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

THE CHINGARORA TOBACCO grows
Il from the rich soil Of the "okIBNf,' and n poe
ssssed Of peculiarly delicious favor entirely unknown
- the tobaccos Of all other cmes But les unpsece
dentsd popularity has sprung from the feet OF the entire
sbssncs OF that deadly poisou cofin which prmsstes
every other tobacco aud which h the and cole
Of the distressing Diseases dysp.psa A which
iavariabiy later follow the Indulgence
Of he pipe and cigar At the anal OF
becco from ell parts Of the world At tn Academy Of
6cenees, In Paris, the renovnsd Chemist, u lance
rsaux declared that while European aud American 10
bacco contained fully eight per cent and the pnrest Hs
tobacco from two TO dve per cent Of Ncotfn the
CHIN0AR0RA DID not contain discoversble parfi-
Gle Of that dsAdy poison, drop Of which. extracted,
will destroy life.
Our Agent st BOMBAY hs, shipped rs large suanti-
ties Of the CHING AR0kA during the past two ears
and although have been pressed 10 supply the de-
msnd for this delicious luxury to the smok er
yet prepared to offer II In uaaitsd quanti-
ties prics mach 10 than American tobacco
Of . far iaferiss esAlfty.
eonuADsur has bat TO smoke the American tobacco
and seears which Invariably chencaiy favored
be disguised with the edicn which leaves
nanseoas unhealthy coating In the mouth and time
seldom fsiis TO shattsr the nervous system.
The ustiv - Of the ss0kIKNT', snaeks the CHINGA-
Rok< from I'LL night from youth to age and
through the Of the inhaler Of the fumes
tobacco containing NteofiH
Invite every lover Of the wssd try the CHISoA
R0RA, and guarantee unpree. aented ples.u In " do
Iicious flavor. eold every where. wi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

GREEN and Buff Hollsnd-Gilt Shades,
" cursain RoilRs osrniess, Picture Cord, Tanils
-. sT sa'sbs go
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

FOURTH WARD MErTISG.-The Union Re.
publicans of the Fourth Ward will meet a,
Burrows Hall on Friday Erenino, the 22d
inst, for the purpose of nominating a can
didate for Alderman, to be supported at the
coming April election. 1871
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-22

THE Union Republicans of the Fourth
Ward will bear in mind the meeting this
evening at Burrows Hall Our friends of
the Fourth are wide awake and are de-
termined to make a "long pull and pull
altogether to redeem it at the approaching
municipal election. Let there be full at
tendance at the meeting to.night, and let
every one resolve not to keep M,tmm, but to
stir things in that ward and place it this time
" on the right side of the fence"