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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

pSr Tie summer term CT school Mt the
.Orangeville Seminary will commence on the
18th inst.
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10 LADIES.

If You require t"l'nbe remedy 10 rcslor" yon md
rcmov" ircaulng lilies or Ola'nnibns. why not usc
the bes,' Ihmiy year. cxrerieprq hnr proved tl II
Dr. Hhrvey's Female Fiis, -.
fnvc no equal for Removing Obstrucli "ns ANA rrrs
ulnfiiins, M matter fam what cause they arse
ih'y nre s'fe rnl sure In every case. rr,ce, uns
Boar per box
DR.. Harvey's Go.don Pills,
is remedy tour degrees stronger than III wbove.
and IN ended for spccia' cases Of lung standing,
rnee. Five Dollsrs per Dox.
A Ladies' Private Circular. with Engravinss. scn,
scc On application,
fyou cannot get the Pills Of your druggist, send
tho morry TO ~. J. Bryan. tls broadway, New York
and they u Lc cent sec from obscyv by return
Of Iai,. Jam Q, laG7.-Iy.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

Ley" We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of Mr.. John X. Cir.
ton. The stock Of goods kept and sold at
his establishment is of varied character,
and Of excellent quality, as is wellknown by
those who deal with him. As to prices, we
hno,o they are as low as ataayestabi.hment
i'm tDWn.
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UNSOLICITED TESTIOMONY,
From AspRgw AECuEg, EgQ of Fairfield, Ne.


about eight yenrs since. NY son, Henry A. Arh
rr, now Pnsiniaster at Fuirh"id SiIe rsel County
Me, was attacked with splitting "f blo,d, cough
weakness OF l.Iiugs AMI gene al dGhiiiiy much u
tAat our f,niiy rh, s,cian declared hIE 10 liavi
seated t'unsuGpiIon. lie wus Uihcy medical trea,
meat for HuMbr Of month. hI':rrcrivrd M h.Ie n
rom IT, it length frnn the 'nlirilnliOn Of inmstl
t;.i nhrIs. wa, uinecd az pitCh.s" "Dr b"iiir O
WH,af's ba'sdM III NIid thCIry. whi'h bcn'h led
HIM - much that ubtaiNrd another bottle Whic'
in shurt tiuIc restored him 10 hi- usuG. stale I"
h.altn. think can safely rccOoHi"rd this remedy
In others in Ike condition., for II -, think, all u
puip0ns 10 Le-T!e Great Lung Remedy for I'll
Tim's.
The above statement, gentlemen. IL my voluntary
offering to yuu IN favor oil yuu Baisam, and Is al
your dispnsiI.
rrrparea by SETH W. FOWLE & SON, IL Tre
mont 81, Boston, aud iT sale by DtusgatI generally
SCROFULA.
The Pew G.a. SrnERs. of HrOctiyd, NJ ", snva,
in the H,nic Namtrr ny way nf apology for publish
,Hg mcd,cii cprfrate ~ his Magaz're. of the car
Oi ms ,il, s,n1 t'rutuia, latter DIS olutinn hp
praied iar. iiable" 'W" ruhii-h Ihis sInt"ncnt ~"
,inr pay. b.; ~ gratitude ~ God ~bn has thus nn
swrrsi prayer nd IN Justice 20 Or, Ani"rs b. nc
satisfied tia: ih"ru IL vir,Ya in ti.e inc Wair
"iTrain. mt wlrrc til" readers nf his Magazine WI
"trauk lis EDITOR for tEmgug To ,hc.r notice
Circulars Ir.e,
III. y Ani'ts' iodine Water !, for sale nv y
DlNsNORE Proprietor, 4" O'y 81, v. Y. and ny al
Muggisis. March Is, 't7-Ino.
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MOVERk MENT
AAPROPeRTYAT PRIVATE SALE
UNpITKIN &C0.

5,OOt New and Second hand TEAM HARNESS.
10. " Hriflrs nnh Lo'lnr'.
, 10, saddles. all siyI-s-3t 20 90
3gD Four u rse Government Wagons.
sWW Wagon towers al. Sil"s. new and worn.
5000 Blankets aud liOrse Covers.
Also. iarIe stock Of kcins. lead Lines. whips
Buggy md Ambulance atncss. Portable scs,
Chains. Swin g!ctTers, Lead har, etc.
Wheel Team Harness,--little wDin-nll OAK ianh
cd Leather aud serviceab'r, cleaned anf Oiled dol
lars per h0rs" ar mule, ihcIudint brdic. Lead do
dollars. Wagon brides, dollar, Collars ! to
dds. Lxtra Hair lined Artillery Case DO, and J
dollars.
Double kcin.. I rs to S! 2s. Lead Lines, dollar.
HaiteIs, to H. dcls. psI dozen. Officers New sad.
dies lie dolls. with plated hit Bridie. q dolls good
lew. " dolS with bride. IA dolls. vai,e snddes
Tor Rovs d dolls.
Wagon towers. made 10 ft any Wagon heavy
linen. 10 dos superior cotton Duck, q To dos.
|? tn, Duck, y TO IL ti"s.
I,lmU Hospital ?rnt-, new aah IA good ca new, l2
OF dlck- ~ irrt sqnrre3D oii do..
Oi..cetS' 4. TENT, feet square, lson 5 10 dolls
lOO0u Rars, fo, ~ uz duck, Ist quality, bushels
dOs ~ bus. ~ dolls bus. II dold, per dos, Rad
quality, 7 80. 8 81 anh 81 5l.
SMALL ORDERS SENT EY EMPRESS, T.. q ID.
PITKIN g. CO.,
No. 357 L $3.50 North Front st .Phi.a!.iphit, IA.
No. i rark Place. New Y"rk.
NJ. 4s3, 9ih street. Washington, D. d.
Price 'iS sent on Application,
March u, icCi-uN
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STEELE'S HOTEL,
wILKEsBARRE, PA.
WILLIAM Ii. KOONS,

tSuccessor of Mr. Hofford.)
Mr., ,Kocns has lately taken charge Of this pnrn'ax
,nd u sji s,tah.had house, and Will BE- pleased 70
sHe his cId frir nds give him call Hs 10 nspissl
lardinyd. and keeps . dstS class beuIS.
Avyil 10, Ie07 o..
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

AGENTS WANTED.
Samples seat fr.c. No capital rei',ed. Ladies o'
Grnllcmru eau earn iron, $500 to Slu.Ou per day.
Euclus stamp and adir'ss
TRirp Il CO., Eighth st.. New York.
inn, o, lsh7.-iy.
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RE- The attention Of Borough and Town.
chip Auditors is called to the following Sec
ton Of the law requiring the publication Of
bounty aceouna:-
SECTION 8. That it shall be the duty f
the auditors, Immediately after tae settle
ment as aforesaid, to prepare u condensed
statement of the condition Of these finances,
and publish the same at the cost of the dis
trict, for three successive weeks, n the tioo
nenspapers mcing the largest circulation IN
the csfy or county
CArAwIssA HOTEL. The Susquelanna
Hotel, in Catawissa, kept by Mr.. II, j..
clark, is one Of the most comfortable and
pleasa,1 houses the stranger or visitor can
ind. The table in its boun,iful supply, var.
iety and excellent cookery, is enough to
tempt dyspeptc, and all the appointments
of the house, are complete
D.. BRowER, Of the Mohtour An,ertcoa,
"a entirely correct in the above notice. Mr..
cLAaK, assisted by lis obliging clerk, Mr..
sAAC esEsuoLTz, know how to cater to
,e sa3l B apa' 'ec,rscste et the public and they
loiat3s. ->.2~
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YOUNG MEN.
Bells Specific Pills,

for the speedy and permanent cure Of aenihaI weak
ness. Ep'issipns. Pby sic and Nervous debiiiYin
poience. or want oi power. the result "f Sexual Ex
cess. or Youthful indscreton. which neglected ruins
The happiness. and unfts he sufferer for Business.
Spria, Society or Marriage, and ocn terminates in
an untiuely grave. Make III dciay in seeking the
remedy. It's entirely vegetables mud harmless on
the system, can be used without detection inter.
ference with business pursuits and no change Of diet
~ ncressary while us, ny them. Price. One Dolfar
II you cannot Get them Of your dru.gis send the
money To br. }. Bryan, sl9 broadway, New York,
and they will be free from observation by return
sf mail.
Private Circulars to Gentlemen sent free on appli
cation. Jan. ., 1857 iy -. G. l. C..
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pa.. Lines on the death Of Miss Matte
Shuman will appear in our next paper.

IGg~ Attention is directed to tho now ad.
vert;sements in to-doy's DEMocRAT.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

/ YOUNG LADY RETURNING

To her country h.me, after a sojourn Of a few
months IN the CITY. was hardly recognised by her
frehJs, In place "f course. rustic flushed face.
she hah SOFT ruby complexion Of almost marble
smoothness and instead Of twenty three she really
appeared but eighteen. rpon inquiry 10 the cause
OF 50 great change. she pI ainly id them that she
used the Circassian Balm. and considered II an in.
valuable n"q 'isiton to any Lady toilet By It's use
any Lady or Gentleman can improve their personal
appearances an hundred fold II IL simple IN ta COM
b'na''"a as Nuture herself 10 supple. yet gnaupnss
I'd IN its efficacy In drawing impurities ir ,m also
healing, cleansng and beat flying the skin aud COM
p'xion by its dirct: action on N" catcie It draws
if"Int all its impurities. kindly healing tile ZANE.
aud leaving lie surface Nature Intended it should
be, clear. soft, smooth and beautiful. PrIc. s sen,
by mail or express or rreep, Of an order by W. l..
CLARK 4 CO., Chemists, No 3 West fayritr st
Syracuse. N. Y. The only American Agents for the
sale OF The same. FEB 81 i-G7- iy
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A FPLlCANTS FOR HOTEL, RESTAU-
RANT AND LIQUOR STORE Ii

Notice is hereby given that the following
persons have made application to the Pro.
thonotary Of Columbia County for Tavern,
Restaurant and Liquor Store Licensesto Le
granted at the coming May Term:
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

Esy The list of applicants for hotel, res.
taurant, and liquor store license is published
in this weeks pEMooRAr. We notice that
quite number Of our old landlords have
not yet filed their application. They had
better attend to the matter at once, else they
may he ''lstt out in the cold" We have
splendid blanks for the purpose.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

DN~ Tue new Hotel at Shamokin, is call.
ed the Douty House, and We learn is kept
by Mr.. J. s. Hail, Of Danville. Mr.. ]. L.
Richl, who, it was reported, was to keep it,
will take charge Of the Montour House, at
Danyillc. iSunbWy Gazette.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

he most valuable cnd pc CT preparation IL uAe fos
giving the skin n beautiful peurilike tint t,ai 10
only found In youth II quickly removes Tan Flock
FrupMous and Impurities Of the skin, kindly healing
he same leaving the skn Mite ans rleir as aiahas.
ter Its use cannot bs detected he closeSt serp.
harmless Ills tho onl atiicis Of the kind used ny
ine French and IL considered by the Par sian 10.
dispensibs to q pcrfee, toilet Upwards Of ~. 100
guarantee Of hs sthcscy. Price only rs ,eents.-
ssnI ny msi. postpaid. On receipt Of an order. by
yElGRR, SHUTS . CO.. Chsmieis..
Yeb " fo61~Y ~ ttvsy b. Tfo1, u Y.
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SNAl2NEC4E2D

and all whr have tried II, I" be the best 0ppcation
ever used. 1his Emhfocation has been put up Tor
over 1t yenfs rad II D. on'y ihraugh the rasi,g
demand sni urgent rtqurst "i nv friends ana the
public That I'srnd it iudh as the grand Fenedial
aren't for The yuIiuls discd es tn whirh that noble
aud usu.ui Il, iinul, the hofs" ~ Subject.
"Hny remedies hBva been nifr"h 10 me nnhhc
uuur IieIeut tUrrs some of ihrs" are luxurious.
others at best Ot intle use, aud many wh"l'y IN.
pr, u r Ia su.wer the purposes for ~ntE they are
rec OuI nded
A junirIous and really useful compo sition, free
,t-u these Objrc,ons. has heretofore long been de-.
si,.J nv many gentlemen VINO have
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

IMPORTANCE OF A VorE.--The New Ha-
ven Register says that Mr.. logan, the Dem
ocratic candidate in the Sixteenth Senate
rial District of Connecticut, is defeated by
four votes and this gives the Seuato to the
Republicans ky one majority
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

RLANKSl BLANKS! BLANKS!l
Nneatly printed and for sole at this Ohce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
FROM ST. LOUIS.

8r. LOUIS, Sept. 2.
1 The dsnoasseeion to.aighsaiAl honor Of
General Sheridan was the largest outpouring
Of people ever witnessed in ST. Louis. The
torch-light procession was nearly two miles
long, and contested Of over twenty posts of
the Grand Army Of the Republic, . large
number Of colored organizations, ,represen-
natives Of the various Wards Of the city,
the Fire Departments and an immense
throhe Of citixens generally. The procese
son Vas nearly IN hour fling past the South,
ern Hotel, on the east balcony Of which
General Sheridan, his staff officers, mem
bers of the various Committees and invited
guests were stationed. The number that
thronred the strets in the line of march could
not have been less than from 10000 to
&c, 900.
After the enthusiasm of the crowd had
somewhat subsided, Lieut.. Gov. Smith
delivered . cordial Welcome to Gen. Sheri.
dan,. which was followed by . very eloquent
address by Gen. Carl Schurz, in which he
referred 10 Sheridan as model American
soldier, and the hero of many hard fought
felds, Representative of American chivalry,
stGtesman ~ well - soldier, to whom the
people Of J.ouisiana and Texas will hereafter
look with gratitude and esteem, ~ the man
who opened the way to permanent peace and
prosperity.
les. Sheridan then stepped forward and
replied ~ follows: presume you all know
thst never makespeeches. Iregret exceed
iugly that am unable to make you one to.
night, but this very kind welcome has been
unexpected by me entirely, and | can only
return my sincere thanks for your enthusias- !,
tic and kind welcome. aY
A few remsrks we're afterward made BY
Gen. Pile, and the crowd gradually dispersed
From II to ! O'clock to day the General
recsived visitors at the hotel, and the crowd
Of callers was almost incessant.
The General will leave for Leavenworth
Tomorrow afternoon,
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NEw YonK, Sept. 9.
The Times Washington special says: A
cable despatch announcing that an American
vessel had been interfered With at Crets, by the
Turkish authorities, excites considerable SUR
prire here. The action of our nsvsl officers
will be sustained by our Governmsnt, - they
have been only rendering services Of human.
ity, the Withholding OF which would have
been disgraceful under the circumstances.
The President favors the suapensioa Of
Commissioners Rollins, Of the Internal Reve-
nue. Bureau, and Mr.. Hillyer Of New York,
m eficor Of the Department, has recom-
nended Gen. Steaduan for the position.
Secretary McCulloch, however, rsaolutely
resists all these efforts for change, and de-
clares that there are no grouhdS on which
charges can be made against Mr. Rollins.
Gen. Gray, the agent of the State Of Mia>
souri. has written that in two weeks be had
collected $4,000, 600 Of the war claim Of the
State and deposited the same to its credit in
New York. Over Eve millions of the chim
Of ak millions have now been collected j
b The Hsvotds Washington special says: It
10 alleged that further damaging disclosures
Of the doings of Ashley and Bntler in. their
alleged conspiracy against the President are
about to be made BY the Attorney General.
Cast. Chandler, who formerly was 10 charge
f the Washing.c on jail, said to bea Raaical,
b the supposed authority for the new devel-,
0pments.
The Worlds special says: information
has been en-neveioped here within aday- or two
showiqt tthat ini,iatory steps hasc been taken
FOR tie hecting Of the Radical Governors of
the Northern and Western States, either in
Philadelphia, Washington, or New York,
during th4 present month. in the Mest,
-NAsRS sucAa Convention was first suggested,
II ssesat 70 he ia favor. and q prisaM iatter
iroa yhicago ssys that Governors Fletcher,
Oglesby and Cspo, together with John A.
Logan, Congressman, Ferris, Brownell,
Judd, and others, were in that city talking
tho matter over on Tuesday last. None Of
the Eastern Radical Governors, 20 fsx a.
known, have been written to on the subject,
and Gov. Fletcher has some doubts ss TO
whether Cows. Fenton, Geary and Ballock
would attend such gathering. The obj ect
y NOT stated, but it evidently relates TO the
impending crisis in the Republican rary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 9.
Recently about forty barrels of whisky
were permitted to be withdrawn from the
bonded warehouse in Brooklyn, by Collector
Calliott; and 200, it WAS subsequently ascer-
tanned, we're withdrawnupon worthless bonds.
The balance were without bonds, good or
bad. A warrant was issued for the arrest of
Calliott, and his deputy, John Allen. The
latter has been taken, but the former rs absent
from the city.
During the examination at the Tombs to-
dayof the case OF Dan Noyes, charged with
completely in the robbery Of $500, 600 worth
Of bonde from the Royal Insurance Compa-
ny, Mrs Elizabeth Gilchrist swore that John
Kean, her second husband. had been dead
number Of years, whereupon Kean, TO her
great CONSERVATION, was produced by the de.
fense.
n The annual session of the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows opens Monday next.
II is reported that Wall street bank has
lost $75, 900 by forged drafts.
i Five deaths from cholera reported in the
past few days-three in one family; cause,
filthy premises.
Clarence Boiler, of New York, has been
selected as the poet for the dedication of An.
tietam Cemetery.
The servant girls Of Troy held monste.
mass meeting on Saturday night, to protest
against further demand for money for thu
] 1edisus. They PISSED resolutions severely
denounclng ths EsniAns, and questioned the
propriety of attempting to lberate Ireland by
the subiugation Of Canada.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Sept. /.

\ i =. ssa-s WARRINGTON, Bept. g.
The amount Of gold in the Treasury io-day
10 1872, 764, ,2lO, and coin certificates ,s97,
700, making > total Of $97, ,633, $40; amount
of currency SAG, ,9O3, 600.
The Secretary Of the, Treasury to-day re.
moved injunction on cAveat from 1874 Of Mis-
sour State bonds. IL Of North Carolina
bonds, ana Of Tennessce bonds, some years
ago extracted from the Department Of the
Interior.
Two hundred and thirty four patents have
been issued for the week ending the 7th.
Five hnudred applications and eighty caveats
have bsen hlsd at ihe Patent office during the
past week.
The Postofice Department is preparing full
Instructions as to rntes for foreign postage af
ter January 1st.
Il appears that the dedication in the Office
Of the Comptroller Of Currency is between
$1,000 and $1,000. The money was taken
from the fund assessed on National banks for
the payment of inspectors.
1t has been ascertained from official data
that since the 18th Of April, 1865, about 8, 900
pardons have been granted BY the President,
These include some Of the rebel foreign Min
listers, and agents. members of the Confeder-
ate Cabinet, Governors of the Southern
Stsees, and upwards Of ninety Brigadief Gen.
erals, with . due proportion Of rebel Major
Generals.
Major General Stit,, Chief ofthe Pardon
Bureau at the Attorney Generals Office, has
had on file for the past two yesrs about 400
applications for pardon from persons wbowere
engaged 10 the rebellion, and mot pssdoned d
by the proclamation of May 20, 1865. By
the proclamation Of Saturday about 100 OF
these persons are pardoned, but the other
900 come within the exceptions, and of course
their cases, like others similarly situated, may
be separately considered. ..
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LerDcx, esrk e-IhS Pbsss has again n,
tinassA - Is 1asspsaa Po~srs ~ il san,
! n6t admit Il any inserisrencs il the affairs
of Gambia, and therefore declines TO sdops
the prcjscs ior Joint Commission of Enc
quiry.
uEstvl, sep. I. Dslssates to the fsacs
Congress are arriving from all parts Of Eu.
rope. f M iJasJ {
Garibaldi has reached this city from Flor
snce- His reseption by frisnds sAd citissns
was most enthusiastic. He made brief
speech, declaring that his purpose to move
on Rome wes snaltsrable, and tho plan Of
action, though deferred, would soon BE- car
red into sdsct. @
PARIS, Sept. 9,-In the speech made BY tho
Grand Dsks Of Bsasn, It tho opening ofths
Dict at Carlsupe, he advocated an alliance
With the North German Confederation,
which gives rise again to feelings Of uneasi-
nssain political circles. Fsars arc sntsr-
tsihd tbas tbs recent complicaiol viii b.
renewed, and questions may arise which Win
again disturb the traaq1ility Of Europe. A
Dr.. Vernon, : celebrated French publiciss,
died to-day, aged 50 years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
FROM NExICO.

INV YoaK, Sept. Q.
The Herdld's cable dispatch, dated Ha.
yana, 9th, saya
Vera Cruz dates are to September 1st, and
from the capital to Aug. 18th.
The reported arrival At Vera Cruz OF Max
imilian's body Is contradicted. Itis also
denied that his body was mutiated.
Commander Roe, Of the gunboat Tacony,
by request of the Austrian commander,
has claimed the body of the Emperor, and
his request has been listened to- Acting
Consul Ottenburg, in the absence Of the
French, Belgian and Italian consuls, is the
medium Of communication for these Gov
efnments.
Mr.. Plawb hos not yet arrived at Mexico
The supreme Government has ordered the
case OF Santa Anna to be proceeded with.
All the Generals condemned, including
Costello, have been pardoned.
General Lacheran, of tho 18th Wisconsin,
was sentenced. by court martial, to he shot
on Wednesday. The sentence was carried
out on the Plazuela de Mexiconles, against
the renonstrances of the American Min-
istef
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
FROM NEWBUM.
Nrwnrpc Sent

NEwBURG. Sept 9.
The race between Brown and Hamill took
plsce this morning between and clock,
and the decision given in favor Of Hamill, on
. CLAIM, of foul, against Brown. Aaimmense
concourse of spectators we're present, and the
water was tranquil At the start Hamill shot
ahead and kept ahead four lengths distance
of two and a half miles. 1t was claimed,
however, BY HamilPs judges that as he WAS
turning the stake boat, Brown rushed his
boat down into violent collision with Ham.
ill's, cutting its stern almost entirely of. At
ter this Hamill ceased pulling, and drew out.
Brown, however, pulled over the entire course
in Al minutes and Sc seconds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
FRON CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 8.
The Committee on Amusements appointed
At the Soldiers Relief Meeting week OF two
since, have secured the services OF the noted
horse, Dexter. who will trot against time to-
morrow afternoon, ut the Park. The pro-
ceeds to be given to the Committee for the
benefit of destitute soldiers widows and or
phans. This will be the last appearance oi
Dexter in the West
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-10
MILwAuKEE, Sept. 9.
Rn.rnx G.,,A {


sfs 81 2 s MrnPnis, Sept.e D..
The Board Of Health has refused tos eetsb.
lish quarantine on the fivsf, deeming il un-
Heeess6fys :
RspQrts Of tAe efop in Npsiotipuisgu gud Ar.
ke10ll f1aa MHoa64lA kettk ar6fessucs
Of yelloWll l6Qss1n ~ ko9ur sMiasie6ipQissill
gssaalY sseara bsiaeisg seeesa ssbnn115Gk
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight AouDrt.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAScrsro. Sept. 9.
PAxtiA rsturns from thirty.nine cousties
i've Hsight nearly 5000 majority. 1t is
shought that the majority Of the general Dem
ocratic ticket viii be about 2, 900 less.
Tha Annivefsary Of the admission Of Cali
iorniA Vas celebrated to-day with coasidera.
bic spirit. There WAS procession Of pio.
nsers, an oration and poem.
The State fair has opened At Sacramento.
snd promises to bs the bsst for several Sears.
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FROA CANADA.

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dAS' polling. The rouge party are nov
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

EEw YoRx, Sept Q.
The Vorld's Virginia City, Montana, spe-
cial says: Cavanagh, Democrat, has bear
elected delegate to Congress FROM Montana,
BY an overwhelming majority.