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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-22
WRAPPING PAPER.

A GOOD assortment Of MANILA and STRAW
n WRAPPING. For sale by
Mar Z. A. FULLER
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THE METROPOLITAN COLLAR.
SOLD BY
a. Il. STEWART 4 CO,
Broadway, Chambers and Eelde Streets, y Y,
GENTS WANTEk FOR GREELN'S
a EIAElEN I.AInI ~ -. 80. !. !. >

n HISTORY COMPLETE ENrRAoRDINAR1
'rPoRTCSfrY UNrAHALLtLLED SJCCFSs
This History contains accounts % about one
undred Battles not generally found in the earlier
FORKS on the Rebellion, even In those most widely
rculatei. Nov that GBEELtYs HISTORY j. com
eted, it, popularity is greater than ever before.
aud sells with rapidIty which makes 10 the most
valuable work fur Cauvasscrs ever published.
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over loo other varieties Healing in quality and
delicious IN oior- For sale hy all dealers in this
place.
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JoHNv uusrsR

Forty Thousand Drueai-t~
Who sell cur Plasters, a- O., tal.r hi-h ..ell.--
charactor.
ALLCOCK o. CO, Agency. B-.ntr,H House.,
New Yor- Sold by all DRUGGISTS
Eel. 1--dEWIm
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NOTICE.

'IHE existence of the Farmers and Mechanics
Il Bank chartered By the Legislature of the State
oiNermOnt and located in burlington In said StAtS
was terminated agreeshly TO the laws Of said State
on the 10Th day OF September A. D. leo and notice
Is he reby given that said Bank will redeem its out
standing bills
The following act Of the Legislature to Vermont 10
published by direction Of said Bank.
By Osder Of the Directors,
" =. E. WALES, Pres.
HurIinntnn- N.N q
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-22

''lp1 Choice Selections embracing, the most pop
ulAr patriotic Efusiuns OF The day. the rurest
Poetical Gems, the finest Specimens Of Oratory.
nd fund OF Mirth ant Humor. for tie use Of
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18
GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING
To be Drawn at Cosini ION, Ky.
Class r, Ecc. 81, 81.

No more acceptable all appropriate pre- ent be
ma ie to mother, wi e, dsnshter. hEstaad faher,
til ticket in the Kent ~ state Lottry. II has
long acknowledged thAt II o6-rs greater induce
u to the pnchAers Of ti-k-i. than any othc ie-
gaiix ID lottery in ii. vorl The B<cen,i,tr sheme
10 grandeur, hiDs VI the kidd ire
tented the public It dit sMfrs $40 go Tie pi-
tai priza Ia $50 CO. su,ux hrnd.um. fortune tho
c y hod,r Of the cerre pdndiBx tck-t Hundreds Of
wei atsst-d instspcer similar the following rfe al
no,, dsiiv occurring: "A,.- ~ Russell Nit ord VIE
I'd in 1855, when on, len years of age gaineo, a.
pr q lottery, the hsu lserao thousa, Il
20 tuds, or ny thou ara doi-rs TIC ticket which
d. mag nc-Dt srn, rcsentsd to her by her
fathss D. Milford, Of the mest proinenf and
idxss Of the time" Hog hoaes would be bright
email hv similar sg,ceee II the GRAND HOLIDAY
DRAWING OF the ksntlssy tie Lottery, D.t sen-
ter 3lst, 1867.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

PArESrs.-Boyd l. Co., Solicitors OF Pat.
snts, 2os Pine strees, st. Louis. Missouri, Of
hctaly report TO The CARR ClTr the follow.
Ing Patents granted Iowa and Missouri 10 ven,
tors, Tor the week ending Dec. 10, 1867:
9 Bulls, Manchester, graia fork.
= z corsts. Indianapolis, wagon lock,
: Il and A W Glass, McGregor. harvester
rake.
doaid. GrinnelI. corr shelter.
) Y i.efinswsll, Nevada, Washing m.eb;..
steward Fort Madison, harvester rake
MISSOURI.
Cd BUCK, St. Louis, water reae,vo;, e.,
stoves.
Q O end " F Neiiingaaa., ST. Lon;,.
stamped nes4l ketles.
J ) Crumr, williamsburg, harvester r.k.
Q y Made, Jef~son City, washing ma.
chine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

~ - I...s.. ss...-s'. - ~ =. ....s.
S1anAs lxesa- A5S y eA3e pr ~ -.
49, --cAsa1s isls = uss0nan1 - S7s \ =
1ses-Ia go ds0sa = ne ~ AssL
rouLrrv--Chietsns, ressed, t1ee psr 6sse1 !;
rurksys slol6s ~ y; aaeAs 49, PER dsE;
kg IL Doeoe ADAe ~ oeHnespas
EG4as--s 5liuts 0Ats1s-s es.te ~ Sssss3 Qaaks
= - Ssse sssyG gallon.
pSfAss ass 70 81 10 = basksa.
1AaD--l3 70 IL per ,.
DsnsvAx--te 70 33s per ID.
4athD6 In bbla, -; lssss 3 PER b. .4
1sASuBas-Pnas 60e - Csc per ,.
Cotton, Sc pr ID; woois0 10 pr ID.
WnIss BaAxs-Coauoa to goed - ,eto - IS.
Qoxbsa-pssd sossssy - to lie. aDg ise.
go se6e - i&ts.a.e, ~ - = P~
rsrr,-ossss Apysss :, = 10 II ~ psr ,..A-
d. Choice Dried Apples 8 70 Ice Per ID. .
sasDs- finothy 81 50. Clover 81 ee0N ~.
Flax sssd 81 50.
Qse-Csal sil So. I.iasssA, nv 81 IS, boElsd
q I: Lara Winter ssnin'd' q ~ fsa
| Law. srocx-Beef cattl. o. 90 to - % gross.
/ Hsss, goal lots, IS IS to 50 gross. Sheep
I d - % d 8 50 per head. Veal Calves
| from - ~ to % "
4 BAcoH-Oat Of market.
WooL--Tub washed IS to 40c.: aeecs 10 ans
asa ~; pnvashed, - - 29c.
HAy-Tinothy in activs demand 1t from - o.
f. Z - elI ~ ps1ssp. Pfairis ~ - - 50 90
Woop--45 50 ~ " 90 psr cord, sccordingto esai-
HIp.s-Green, IL; do salt 90; dry aint lse;
| do salt i5c per ID.
SALr--Lahe 1915 to - %.
elAss-sxfe % So. Rates diseesstsA % Psi
~ cent
NAlLs-46 90 rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18
LIST or PRIZES.
PRICES amounting y S23O. $50.
3s,oos nUMDKAs AND 7ss PRIZES,
risxsts @12 Hajyes -. Qssrssfs -.

PAN OF fH8 In rfRaT The nambers, frsn I 70
eo1, on sspsrsts aips ~ paser encrcl.d II tin
ees ed psoed in - wbssl BY the sworn Coussis
. oners the przes similarly encfced and placed In
, othsNwhel number Ia drawn by bii1dfoidtd
y and At tAe sasss time prize y drawn IN the
manH1x; both orsr-d apd exhibited 20 ths audi
e.cs--ikst nuDk+r bling entitled 10 the prize Ara.
viA T. Tks y rspssted until all the prizes
s-e drawn
fbs aseve s.Eaidcept ACHE us Pill be dSaEn In psb-
lie In Coviuston. Ny, the 3f.t day OF December,
lS61, being the 0RRAr u. L.pAY DRAWI @ Of tbs
year
These Lstteries CHARTERED and authorized ~ the
legislature ssa ucted undr The vision u
three sworn fp.otn ed on brhs 81 the
3. sta, that ,nstie- il d.re 10 al. They
etH ssteestses, bot rsp n-n 10 ,nty ins -ntione,
WtsS bavc sacceea IL cosdrc 81 sinte 81 AUD
Aese RS~g more ,esEs oran kef d z tasee anoust
srs d, ID 70 sscSrs the M Mt ola prizsa
rts o. ~ Mt fn NJ. ~ ing psEss viii b. pn
lished in the Eav Yok Hys =, Chicago Paper ctncis-
natl Dssiy Cor nerciai An eiss,.vS Germ payers.
Address eli orders tr tiet.ts 10
0VRaAT, ENDT 4 SO.
a.o4 CoylaSAop, ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

TBE Catholic Fair at Gibbons Oper.
Hosss opened Monday evening ssspiciously,
and vas largely attended again last evening.
1t combines to night. We acknowledge re-
ceipt OF ticket By courtesy Of Rev. L. De-
Galley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

MANY Of the pavements, especially on
Main street, are very icy, rendering the walk
Ing very prscarious. We saw several yesser,
day whose feet slipped up and whose owners
received spanking from the icy pavement
Ashes strewn on the walks would secure to
pedestrians safer fooshold. Try il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

Qua citiasss willplsass bear in mind the
lecture this evening Under the auspices Of
our Library Association. Mr.. Oscsnyaa,
comes TO our city highly recommended, aad
We trust Mat Mis-, the FIRST Lecture Of the sea-
son. viii b largely aitsaded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

TzsRE hasn't been cass before the Re
eorder for several days His Heaor sad hi.
saeosdanasss pat in their prseisss time roast
irs sAeir prscions shins, arouaS precious
hot stove-"wnitins for something 70 tusa
up.u Ea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

LrcruaE.--The celebrated Turkish Leo
tursr c. OscAnyan, will deliver the opep;n.
lecture Of the course, before the Keokuk Lis
orary Association, at the Atheneun, on
Wednesday evening, the 18th inst.
Subject; Social Life in the East, ritA H>
No expense has been spared to make the
illustrations highly complete, elegant, and
true TO life.
The doors will open at g. O'Clock, and the
lecture commence At = O. clock.
laekeas % ceats. to Be had At the Book
stores, Jewelry stores, Lowrys News De-
pot ana the door. ]. Il. Caara,
Chm Lecture Com.
December 14th, 1867. 15.a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

Jrsr rscei,sd Il Phillips I K~r's, aaslh.r
large hns uf Canton Aannsls, prints and 9TH
sr domestic goods, which viii Be cold It the
lowest prices. lS-ve.fr-su
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

Ire Iass Storm swept with great fairy d,
along the Atlantic coast. The results sre
ted IN tbs stories Of he shipvseck ~ -
conine in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

WAsrED-Rent or board. A gentleman
and wifs--no chiidren--wi wishes to rent email
house or two rooms, suitable for house-keep.
ing, or would like 10 board Would prefer TO
furnish their own room. Address, for one
week, p. O. Drawer IS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

Bora Hosaes Of Congress have agreed 10
adjourn on ~ 2Oth inst. until the Oh Of
January.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

A .TsUIsn.-Ths CAristias Times and
W.tness, Of Chicago. says: ut is an estab-
iishsd fact that advertising is the great lever
Of bssiasss. Those who have been most
successful, as general rule, have most ex-
ten avely availed themselves Of dis aid.
There il philosophy in this, - well ~ practi
cal good sense. The consumer must be
reached. He must be informed where TO
End the articles be Is in search Of, and he
naturally looks to the columns of the nswspa-
per for this Information. 1t saves him .
world Of trouble, for without this resource be
wonld be compelled to resort 70 . personal
inspection Of the stores and shops Of the city.
And by comparatively small outlay the mer-
chant can reach thousands Of people in all
sections Of the country"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

Hts Hsses 3uuns Bsck, Of The saprsnc
Cosrs, = = sssns Aslsi.s = the Tspf.r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

HOLIDAY PREsEErs.-Away back in the
ag.s OF the past there vas begun custom
Of giving aud receiving presents on the hollis
days The habit has become so general that
on zach recurrence Of those days Of good
cheer everybody expects to give and receive
. resent of some kind. To meet the de
maads Of this custom merchants are com
PEELED to lay in q supply Of goods especially
for The holiday trade, and just II this time
preparations are making in every store in the
city for that busy money spending and money
making time. Every da, new boxes are uu-
loaded from the express wagons at the differ
ent houses. Ill Of which evidently contain
rare articles for presents-presents that win
knit more firmly the honda Of 6lial affection,
increase friendships sacred fame, and Of
coarss, draw loving hearts mora closely to-
scther. The individual who started the Gus
tom Of giving presents did "big thing for
the world, and his name should have bee
preserved ard placed among s'the few, the
immortal few, that were not born to die"
Speaking Of presents our readers may desire
to know what houses are receiving holiday
goo1s. The information is easily acquired
- easily ~ rolling off log Scan care.
fally the advertising columns of the GArE
CRY and your curiosity will be satisfied.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

GRocERIEs.-The new firm Of Haisht L
Hopkins have just received their extensive
and Superior stock Of family groceries, bong bit
st the lowest New York prices, greatly re.
dueed By cash payment, and will this morn
Ing thro~ ePsa their doors 10 the grocery.
buying public. The new firm engage to sell
cheaper than the cheapest, and sili give their
csstosners the bene6t OF the redsetioa made
70 then Ia purchasing for cash. To convince
yourselves that this is true, il viii only b
nscessary to Gallon Nessrs. Haight / Hop.
kina, at their business place, on The eorner of
Seventh and Main, old stand Of Roberts i
Gage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

A. +. PEassoy takes pleasure in Announ-
cling that be has opened and offers for sale .,
the jewelry store Of 8. G. Bridges, large
and veil selected stock of hair goods, con-
aisting Of wigs, switches, curis &c. Old hair
bought or taken ia exchange for soods. II q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

IT will be seen from an advertisement in
another colamn thas the business of the
Banking House of Geo. C. Anderson l. Co,
has pesssd isi1 the baads Of AIszandss Bar
clay and Thomas Ransom. These sentleuen
need no editorial or other recommendation to
secure to them the confidence of the public,
- they already possess that 10 no inconsider.
able degree. May the business success al
the old established insti,a.ioa Be ~ abundant
as that which marked i.A career under the
management Of its deceased founder,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

Wss~ . stkSBsS1at pSrb4lsa y61n@-
~, wAiah nia losbs allowed y - -
nosiaed - lillle Nisl. vloee - ~ So
y vvAbsus Itss y tss ysiss ~
along Nain strsst, half clsd sad 9TH hss ist-
IL fsss psotrsdiss from her rasssd eloeh ssis.
go Jses $40 asateeA 10 la1la srls :
kind isdy yesppsa hsr, ssksa Aer Asr ss~ss
esqairsd ssiAe 81 - 49, sd -
ing the liasls ssfortssate was oas ofths "psos
- have always With yoa," LED hsf isae :
store and purchased her : sos4 vsra psis-o1
shoes. The lady vas stranger to 40, other
wise We would take pleasure in coansctins
her nans vtaA On oct = hishly chnsias-hks
A NxwspArsR.-It was Bishop Hosns'i
own opinion that there Was no better moral.
ist than the Newspaper. He aayE "Ths
follies, vices, and cossSeueasnisssses sfnst
titudes, displayed IN Newspaper, are 70 ma
ny beacons, continually burning to other
from the rock on which hey Aavs besa pbip
wrecked. What more powerful diasaasivs
from suspicion, Jealousy aid anger than hi
story Of one friea d nusdsred BY another in ,
dael! What csution more likely to be effect
Iivs aEsinst gambling end proaissey shsN II,
mournful relation Of an execution, or III.
mosrnfal fate Of dsspairins suicide! Wha
liner lecture on the nece,aity Of economy
than the auction Of Estates, houses and furni
lssref Oaly take newspaper, aad consider I
we'll, pay for it, and it will instruct thee"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

FASHION ITENs.-A late Paris letter On
fashion topics says; The new gilt, jet. md
steel ornaments worn on sashes have assan,ed
emblematic shspes since my las. Ladies
now wear arrows. Tyres, large Aer,s, and
crawling dragon. Aies behind All the crus.a
cea are in favor not forgetting HOLSTERS, which
are thought becoming in the hair.
A novelty is the elegant white muslin ORA
perry worn on low bodices. must describe
them as plai.ed braces. They are worn IN
the style of the Italian braces of last year,
only they are kept 70 the wais, by belt, AND
the ends flow in front and behind like scarf
ends. A bow ou each shoulder With this con-
stitutes . sleeve.
The Empress Eugene wore, on the open
ing Of the Legislative Assembly, white sat
in, brocaded with gold laurel leaves, q fchu
of the same With carmelite (brown) velvet
sash ends, and runleaux Of the same ON the
satin skirt. She wore over this black lace
shawl. Her bonnet was made Of the s.m.
and trimmed With lovely aierette, ad.va-
bly, llacsd on one side.
Princess Murss vas in pearl era, and Alan
con point Black velvet sndersk;rss. Win
black satin tnnics, trimmed With deep lace
oil round, were. the quietess toilsss in II.
gallery. Jewels in bonnets flashed ON mapv
. brow.
ms favofste orpauents on bonnets are
steel and silt--thus, gilt band With steel
leaves. and gilt AID saeel ears on sils rims.
y Young ladies hass ar some.hins Aetve..
turbaus and caps. The pfes,iess diad%m bon.
Oets have puts Of vclve. in front, some VII .,
high. With Pltin rim on the forehead and
~ sigrette OF sparkling steel, crystaf or
jewels. "
Sashes mnde OF the same material ~ COS,
tunes are short and bordered with satin
ksbben ssshes are longer. A Lowell, leaf for
irsminins Is the vide ivy edged with lace: it
IS hue on gray or light brown on dark.
Basques Of satia are cut 10 one, with
square, low bodice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

bLoss Soar MASrrAcrosr.-Everything
like home manufacturing Institution i. ne ].
ce''arily good institution. Anything that
employs labor, and leads to production here,
OF labor, capital (never 90 small) and produc-
lion that would otherwise not be here. il
worthy OF encouragement and support. One
OF the manufactures Of Keokuk which
doesn't obtruds itself on public attention,
and yes which is good thing, is Blom' . SOAP
Mandatory. Dir. Blom, who has continued
sAsbusiness alone, since the death Of his late
partner, Mr.. Haeie, has all the appliances for
the manufacture Of 6rst rate Soap, AID he
does 4. He desires, deserves, and ought to
have, the patronage Of our.ci,izens. He call,
their attention to bis readiness and ability to
supply their wants 10 his line and 10 would
he constantly enjoin upon them this remind or
for good Soap go to Blon'sl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

GLAD to meet at the Tepfer House yester
Gay, Mr.. 3. T. Munson, General Agent of
tie Toledo, Peoria Wabash Railroad. Nj.
Munson u upening an Office on Second street,
and for the future will remain here.
Inc road is now completed from
thm place 10 Bushnell, end through
passenger and freight trains will be
run to Chicago. Ths link will be completed
from Bushnell to Peoria early in The coming
season-a eonsummasion devoutly to be
wished. Mr.. Munson vas here for several
months two or three yesrs ago, and became
we'll known to many OF our citizens a.
genial gentleman, and an efficient and vide,
awake Railroad man. We are glad TO vel.
come him back.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-18

0LAss-S1fe 20 90 Rates diseosn"s ~ px
! cent
NAlLs-36 90 rates.
aADKETs NY TELEGRAPH
CAisA9o MARKET.
- Telegraph crIcAse Dec IL.
vto,rn~,, asd uv,sltis3s ceussnions would ksxs =
b. nads 70 sAsct ss,ss u any snoant.
s v1see-esistst aAesnse; No epsssa q q eaoH
closed arn 1t q ss1<46 No 8N foea
Coss--nors sesivs SD arner S. for No l. seI<k q
fos ss . ss3<os sst new.
Oats-Lowsr; t5HDG
Rys-Dull; salss off, 2at 81 50.
rarsy-Tirner; u tl148s for Fo2
Previ asas -csatinae dull d.pie.s. AMI general b
lower, mes pork sls :6oao.
Lard Unchanged; llLal2.
Green N.ats-H~ns is19sI Shoulder ~
csfsA Asats-DalL =
Drssssa Hogs-opeAed yer, dull: later there was.
hrnsr feeling and market closed steady At .Tfh -
Hight ss1s for 300 lbs and over. no sales Of nssa
heavy.
Bns.r-Qsei: fair to good wanted ~ shoppers, SOC
d better Er>Aes ralss 80 50.
AeEs-Plsnty and dull; ~ % for fresh
oAseaso Live sssck Market.
y XseSrapnj oa.uAso Inc, IL
Hogs--Rsesived up to aoor 1901 y ArAst very
dull but prices nomnaiiy uueha ged; rant q 30 60
c.sts-vsry quiet; buyers un~iilisG Ia pay sellers
prices.
= - " -
Totsae Market.
By Telegraph 70 lpo, Dec j.
Plour -eui.t
whca.-ouiet and unchanged.
oorn-Ns~ 1glxe lower sal sats 5XG9o.
os.s-lc lover; sales ofNo Gs.
Rye-eAlss Of Ne ~ Il 20.
narsss-sl co for state.
Dressed Hoes-fomtnal'y lower: sales at 57lz.
~ -
Foreign MARI -rr.
Lork {, Dc. II Noon.
Consoh " llls e-2o Bonds "A il1inok Cent sSssr
kis ooN
Y,sxxp NJ, Dec l--Noon
rnttos--s.e.ax ard or,e,
Brs.dstuG.-ouit, whe.. ayu
Ias on. DC. F-apn
Conso,, e2s< American se nrtits inactive; Bonds Il
II ls. Ills soy. Erie SOY
.,y,xp .oL. Disc Him.
oorp-p.c,ned to 49, a.
mi,ws onee Mxrrer
~ 's'ssepal aii~Ausn, Dee Ia
F'onr-Fism' Xxx @501o15: country dc ss 1903 90
AS 1855
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kKnKrK. Dee. ID 1851

hkoktK, Dec. II, 1861.
EDITOR on GATE: | had my attention
ealtsd this morning to the remarks Of
the editor Of the Consultation on the call
now in CIRCULATION for a meeting to nomi-
nate General Grant for the Presidency.
Many thanks are due TO the editor Of the
Consultations for making known TO his subscri-
bers that there is to be such 4 meeting, for
the main point in this call isto let tbs people
knOw that there IS to be such q meeting.
For he main point in this case is 10 let the
people know that there is 10 be such a meet,pp
True, the said editor falls into error, his usual
habit, in supposing any fee of admittance is
to be required. The expenses will be paid
voluntarily by q few, but the Opera Hous,
will be open to ali, even to the editor OF the
Consultations. although he may have had aAra
feelings toward Grant for whipping oar err,
ing brothers. BIT one thing the sad editor
should bear in mind, that though the evenings
are long there will not be time for one of his
customary speeches, and let him rather take
a lesson from Grant in speech making. This
apprehension, that the said editor may de-
sign = speech, arises from the fact that he
was seen this morning walking Aloae Main
street with the editor of The GArE. Do, eoi-
tor Of GATE, tell him If he designs to turn
Grant man, that he mus. learn to keep silent.
A SUBSCRIBER TO THE Call.
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last insertion this Month.
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