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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12
The White Pine Compound.

at va -sriy In the spring Of "a ttat this oc@psusA
v.s originated member OF ny fanily We. Afflicted
with irritation Of The teroat, ATTENDED vth disc
grseale cough. had for months previous
that preparation hAsiag for IL As sns iassds bask u
shs pne mich, b % compromised .. 70 Be serJ sssl
10 diseases Of the throat and snss 10 tess the v.lss
Of il In tbs alueed TO- compounded cali quaa-
fsy Of the medicine that bod bssn panning and gave
Il ia te~spoonful dosss. Ths rssst vns <xeesdingiy
gratifying Within tve days the irritation Of the throat
was removed. tbs cough sssidsd ~ spssAy
Effected Soon amer this seat soes 30 lsdy In Lon
from 6al cough. occAssvusd BY ssAdsa csal sad he'd
rais~d mucus streaked with blood She fund
~ "a -. sDf s 100 s '.s ss O
chester Daily Mirror made tai OF the ssnas psep@.
ton in the OF cold and cured I'm sd
assiy He vss 90 highly Daeassd With the results and
confident fu asssnsing lie s~i-s placed
fore tbs public, that he finally psssuAded to give
names and seed i abroad u bsseat the snsfsng- In
Norsmb~s, 1885. dtss advertised Il under the Of
White Pine Compound. In tvo ysars frvn that tns
there had been whoiesaied In Manchester alone
hundred dollars WORTH whsrs IL the led ali
cough remedies iu the MARKET andt still msntsins that
positon There good for this II 10 vegy soot
Tag and hes ing In its nature warming 10 the SION
seh aud pleasant wfth 70 the taste sod sxcssdsgly
cheap.
"Ass remedy for kidney conpiaisss The white Piss
Coatound stands uhrivaled ses sss originated 'os
that purpose Int person In using IL for cough 49,
not osy curct Of ths cough but vas also cured Of
kidney cnseuity OF ten standing. Since that
cid~nta discovery many thousands have use II for the
saas complaint, and have been completely cured
The above WAS written BY DR. Poland In 1880 Since
Asa - In Manchester, the VII e Pins Co%pousd hes
ration for the Of Kidney dicaities 10 every city,
tom, village and hamlet throughout shs New Iogiand
States
This remedy is .. safe and pleasant take 1T Is
fectual.
The WRtfe P{Me Compound
GEORGE w.bwErr, II. D.,
PROPRIETOR.
PREPARED AT THE
New England Botanical Depot,
100 HANOVER sTREYr. BosroN
Under the Supervision Of Rsv. J. ". Poland.
LRR. Wholesale Agents.
For sale By LEE CO.. and =. HIsHR. 81 Retail.
janll-dAw row
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

RRv. S. 8. Hurrnsr, Of Quincy, will
preach ct Fort Madison On Sunday. and Mr..
Hassals win occupy his pulpit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

Auction SALx.-This morning at 10 o.
clock and o'clock this evening, At our store,
Indian Moccasins, Skates, Ladies' Caters,
Caps, Hoods, Gloves, Blankets, Shirts, Hose,
Merinos, Poplins, Delaines, Plaids. Towels.
Table Linen, and good assortment of other
goods. HowE Tyler;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

Caps, Hoods, Gloves, Blankets, Shfts, nose,
Merinos, Poplins, Delaines, Plaids, Towels.
Table Linen, and . good assortment of other
goods. Howr TrLkR'
WE are informed by Mr.. Kilbourns that
two new passenger cars for the f., Mt. 2.
NJ. R. R., now being manufactured at Day
ton, Ohio, will be completed on the 18th
inst. These coaches are to be among the
finest ever brought west Of the Mississippi nv
er. The new car which was damaged BY the
accident is also being repaired and newly up
holstered.
The WEEKLY HEsPrRIAS.-We are in re-
ceipt of the first number of literary paper
of the above name published At St. Louis, by
Mr.. J. W. Allen. Photographed style and
execution are excellent. This paper prom.
Uses to fill want long felt in the West-a pa
per devoted to the literary interests Of the
great valley of the Mississippi. 1t deserves
hearty welcome and encouragement.
AT the meeting last Monday TO consider the
practicability of purchasing block 50, with
improvements thereon, it was decided to do
so, and committee are now canvassing the
city for that purpose, with what success We
are not fully advised. 1t is unfortunate that
the question must be settled very soon, for
the men who are willing to give money to
such an object cannot well spare it from their
business at this time. The property can be
had at low price, if purchased withis q Civ
en- period. We trust it may be secured on
some terms, as il is beautifully located and
well adapted to the object in view.
Iris as notifying TO rs as il 10 to our
readers to have errors occur; but it seems
that with all possible care some blunders
will creep in. In the notice of young Nc
Kennels funeral yesterday was an error in
the time of day, which was much to be re-
GREETED. 1t occurred by the writer's placing
the 0, too close to the figure l, which made
it look just like 10 O. clock when it should
have read o'clock. A reasonable amount
Of care is exercised, and the best and most
careful workmen employed for the Response.
BILE situation; but with all this, errors will
occur, if writer's persist in their carelessness
in sending in their notices and other matter for
insertion. In writing names and figures
great care should be exercised, tina, each are
perfect beyond possibility for any person
with eyes to be mistaken. II this was done,
but few errors would ever be charged to us.
-------->~-
observation-disclosures GREENWOOD MRS. LIP
fIScorT), will lecture before the Keokuk Lii
brsry Association, at the Chatham Square
Church, on Monday, the l4th day of January
1867.
Subject =" Washington, London ane
Rome
The Lecture will commence at I O'Clock
p. N.
Tickets, 80 cents, to be had at the Bool
Stores, Jewelry Stores, Lowry News Depot
and at the door.
By order of the Lecture Committee.
J. II. CRAIG, Chm.
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l, offered the sfietsd throughout ths eosntry
AFTER having ts<n proved BY the test Of eleven years.
the New kngand States where its merits have become
veil knosn the fron which, In psxs derives
IL virtues
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12
The White Pine Compound Cures

Sore Throat Colds Coughs Dpthssia, b<o.ehtis apit
ting Of Blocd and Pulmonary Affections generally 1t
10 = remas kAble Remedy kinsy CODpaiass. Uabe-
To-, DiAcuty OF yoding Urine, siseding the Kid
aeys and Bladder, Gravel. and othss eoapia.nts-
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-, q !. Vs. - 81 II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-04
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.

The PrOntless Public Property-The Question
RI nj its Sale, &c.
The Board or Aldermen met yesterday afternoon,
Alderman Shannon in The chair.
resolution from the Board Of Councilman, author
zng the sale OF improved property belonging to the
city and now unoccuped and returning no revenue To
the Corporation. came up for discussion.
Alderman LoEw hoped the subject would BIO laid over,
as II was . matter OF great public interest
Alderman NORTON though: the resolution ought to be
acted upon without delay.
property lest II should fall into the hands Of monop
oists. w4 e~ t@@5@4
Alderman McGHNrs did not sec what to be gained
by laying such matter over.
Alderman LoEw had doubt that the action Of the
Commissioners OF the sinking Fund all right so Tar
as they bad considered or acted on the subject but he
was opposed 70 placing such property as the market
property hastily In the Market He believed however,
that the Common Council should be consulted on such
matters as these.
Alderman REnLEY thought that the resolution from
the Board OF Councilmen should be concurred in.
ls46 making tho Sinking Fund Commission a permanent
Board and defining their powers and argued that under
any ordinance law passed in 1884, at any other
time, the law Of 1S46 could not be changed.
Alderman Low said he was not so much opposed 10
the sale Of wharves and picrsmapy Of which only be-
onged In part to the ctyas be was to the sale Of the
market property.
The vote was called and the resolution was concurred
in. M.sN
The resolution from the Board Of Counclnen author
izng the Comptroller issue $4,000 OF Market stock
came again, and led to long debate, which ended in
the adoption Of the resolution.
The Board then adjourned till Thursday next at four
O'Clock r. NJ.
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THE LATE WALL STREET ROBBERY.

Alleged Singular DcreIictiOn OF the New York
POIice--Card from Messrs. Nnnr0e a. Co.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
There are certain facts connected with the history OF
the robbery Of firm by the boys Packard and Clark
which, since their sentence is proper TO make public
act Of justice the police OF Montreal II win
recoleced that the money stolen on the 10Th OF
December last and the theft discovered on the morn
Ing of tho 18Th. The reported by Police
Headquarters the 18th, and officers detailed there
for the search, and official crcpars with photographs
were sent by them to all the cities OF the United States
and the canadas In TO of these circulars
the Chief OF Polio OF Montreal by letter dated the 9Th of
January notified the Superintendent or Police in New
York that the thieves Montreal kept out OF sight
by their conederates bat could be found-the only DIM
Guilty being that under the exndton treaty they could
not be arrested the charge OF larceny and nsruc-
tons were asked for This letter received by the
Superintendent on the 7h Of January. Strange as il
may SEEM no notice was ever taken OF this letter by the
police authorities OF New York II never answered
and never informed o. its existence until tho
4h OF February, when 1t was brought by one OF
the detectives who found by chance in the detective
Office We teegraphed the police Of Montreal immedi.
ateiy and were informed by them that the boys had
purchased tickets ut ST. Hyacinthe for Portland early in
January, to take steamer FOR Europe and we after
wards learned that they sailed from on the 18th
week alter the superintendent had received the letter.
BY the boys own diary appears they left Montreal
the 3D. OF January when they discovered that the police
were looking for them The Montreal police knew where
they were, gave the proper authorities in New York
notice week before they left the country and II the
have secured the cuprts and the bulk of the stolen
money. We leave the public to Judge whore the blame
lies We do not think u rests with tho police Of Mon-
treal. JOHN MuNROE GO.
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AFFAIRS Ar QUARANTINE.

On Saturday last the packc, ship John Bcrtam arrived
this port iron Hamburg, having board four hun
drcd and thirty Storage and cabin passengers
During the voyage there had been thirteen deaths from
smallpox and Immediately after the arrival OF the yes
sci another death resulted from the disease The
vessel taken In charge by tho Quarantine officials
and sixteen passengers who were lying sick with the
smallpox were sent 70 the hospital on Black .
Island Tho remainder OF the PASSENGER together with
the captain and crew. were vaccnated and the vessel
has disappeared.
On board the steamer Hcca which arrived yesterday
morning. one case Of varood reported and vaccn
alton was again resored to, and the vessel will remain
In Quarantine for lev days
The City OF London arrived yesterday from Liverpool
with the large number Of 05f cabin and sceagc pas
sengcrs on board. No cases Of sickness reported
and the vessel was allowed 70 come directly up 70 the
city.
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got on their track and detected them IN the store Of
man named Maurice Minkey IN Orchard street. where
ne had all three arrested and brought before Justice
Mansfield, who ordered Them 70 be locked up Tor
further examination.
Volcanoes or THE EXCISE LAw.-The following pr sans
were yesterday brought before Justice Hogan charged
with violating the Excise law, and required a Give han
the Of 500 each to answer befor tha cour, OF
General sessions:-patrick Moran 10 e street, Solo
mon Lyon 142 Grand street; Eliza p omr,.r NJ 4 Gan
tire market; Honora Connei two ,mns;n,s xss Pos Il
street, Peter Brenokhaus 80 oser street: Joseph Re.
Loughin, No 23 DELI ucey street. John Fisher No lis
sixth street, and JOIN ONen, No 800 Madison street,
were seyeraiy cnW ged before Justice Mansfield yeser
each held IN ID, sum Of 5000 to answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-04
COURT nf GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackeit.

EAgASELILSG GRAND JURY.
The June term OF this court opened yesterday, Re-
ccrder Hackett presiding District Attorney Hall and
Assistant District Attorney Bedford appeared for the pros
eoution The clerk called the panel Of Grand Jurors and
quorum answering 10 their names the Grand Jury was
organized and sworn. Mr.. Benjamin H. Day was selected
70 act foreman The Recorder said that he would only
dctan the Grand Jury moment for there we're not any
matters OF special interest which il was necessary TO
call their attention His Honor enumerated those sta
tues which is obligatory upon the presiding Judge
speak ovz: the acts relating to the selling of lottery
tickets, elections, intempeance, frauds upon
boats usurous interest the reception of illegal
by public officers The Grand Inquest then entered upon
she discharge Of their duties
az ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Henry Schwald, who was indicted q charge Of fe-
lonious assault pleaded guilty to assault with a
dangerous weapon, with intent TO do bodily HARM On
the 18th Of May the accused, 1t alleged stabbed Mary
Besch, residing at lis Eldrldge street. three times in
ihe back with knife A. the request Of counsel SEN
tcnce was postponed TIL Friday.
Michael McCurry, who was indicted on a charge OF
staboing Amelia Harrington at No 0 Mulberry street.
with knife the 18TH OF May pleaded guilty TO as.
saut and battery. As there mitigating clrcnm.
stances The Recorder sentenced him to the Penentary
for Elk months
LARCENY FROM A STEAMBOAT.
John Riley was tired on a charge OF grand larceny
the 4h OF May. An officer in the vicinity OF pier No 80
taking the movements OF Riley and a companion named
James 70 be suspicious watched them saw one Of
them hand valse 10 tie other He caused their arrest
and ound that Il had been Stolen from the steamer John
Way Miss Wooloy, tie owner, having placed il the
hooT Of the steamer for moment She testified that rs
contents we're worth 500 The Try without hesi-
talon convicted Riley, who sentenced on the spot
~ The Stale Prison for eve years
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BROOKLYN COURTS.


Illicit Disabling &C o nde mnatian Of Property.
Before Judge Benedict and Jury.
Uni,ed States g. Eign Barrels n Liquor, &c-Tbe
claimant In this case, Ross Mcmahon, kept uquor
store Hamilton avenue, opposite Columbia street on
The 2sth Of March last Deputy Collector Daley Of the
second district visited the premises and 10 the rear
part Of the cellar Of the house discovered Illicit st
which was working at the time That officer seired the
stil together with number Of barrels OF liquor the
front cellar belonging TO McMahon and also the contents
OF the barroom under that section or tie Internal Reve
rue laws providing that any ce which may be found
concealed With the intent Use or dispose OF for the
ru rpose OF deraudng the government shall be forfeited
and also that all tools materials personal property
&c found The where property may be
found shall be forfeited II vas also alleged that McMa.
hon had completely the business and allowed ii TO DO
conducted on the premises.
Deputy Collector Daley testified TO having visited the
place and found the cellar divided into two compart
me nts the front portion being occupied Dy Mcmahon a.
still: the claimant In this gave the key 10 the
door Of the cellar.
Deputy collector Brket, OF the Second district test.
fed that no person had paid the special uistler
70 carry on bu}iness st that place
For the defence several witnesses we're examined
George Mcmahon brother OF claimant testified mat be
landlord OF the premises In question and rented the
back barroofn and 'front.' cellar 10 Ross
the cellar rented 20 Patrick Conner who
purpored be engaged In the business Of boitns soda
water the partition separsting the front from the rear
Of The cellar put up by Common Ross Mcmahon the
claimant, examined and states that he never was
IN any way connected with the Illicit dstiiery business
ee carried there, and merely used bis portion OF
ths cellar store for bis ale, &c. A. the close
81 The testimony District Attorney Tracy moved that the
Court direct the jury 10 verdict for the govern
uent condemning claimants goods on the ground that
khere had been q sufficient made out against HIN.
JSe motion was granted. and The jury did - drsesed
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BOOK NOTICE.

SIEGE OF WASHINGTON, d. C. Written expressly
for little People. By F. Coulburn Adams, Cap
tain. Illustrations by A. w. Wand. Dick IL
Fitzgerald, New York.
We cannot say much for the literary merit scope or
apparent purpose Of this small volume However the
author says in the title page it is expressly for little
people. But the illustrations Of which there are twen
six, not without some merit Several are excellent
carcaures Of historical scenes which afford good mate
rails for rdicule; for instance, Bull Run, General
Pope falling back to Washington, Admiral Goldsborough
taking the field and Others which, If they were in tho
print shop windows would attract attention and cause
many a SMILE The artist should exercise his undoubtsd
talent ON larger SCALE
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COMMON pltAs-spErial TEAM.
The BO&srt Divorce Case-rhc Plaintiff De
ciines 10 ConfinHc the Action
Refore J,dre Cardiac

The BO&srt Divorce Case-The Plaintiff De-
ciines 10 Continue the Action
Before Judge Cardo2o.
Elixa Bccayt rs james BQoart --This case the inter
esiing features OF which have been published the
HERALD tho trial progressed resumed yesterday
before .ns court. Twelve O'Clock. A numerous as
sembiase Of the nquisitive portion OF the community
attendance. as usual bat were somewhat dlsap.
pointed when Mr. Schermerhorn, plaintiffs counsel, ap
peared and stated 10 the court that his client would pro
coed further in the suit and that he woQid not appear
as heT counsel IN the and therefore, wished 10 dis
continue
Defendants counsel then objected TO the discontinu
aDce beng allowed, stated that lie would proceed
with the defence for non-sgtL
The first witness called for the defence a pretty
mss Of about sixteen o. VINO testified that she
had been visitor OF the family and intimate with
the younger female portion OF the Bogart household
that che was present on the occasion Ct an intended
Juvenile party and that Mrs ogar had obstructed the
smusemeuts by refusing furnish table cloth knives
forks NC and that the plaintiffs general dcmeanor
ward the family was offensive
Benjamin Kipp testified that he was visitor and
r. lend u the family and that tho occasion Of party
among the young folks tho plaintiff had varied the pro
gramme, 10 the astonishment and disgust Of the par
tcipants, by throwing heap OF wearing apparel the
In a question by Mr. Brown OF counsel wit.
pess stated that he thought the articles dirty
underclothng
Another witness testified that the behavior Of the 30.
CART children toward their stepmoher the plaintiff,
KIND and respectful that the children called her Ma;n
that Mr. Bogart when speaking 10 her. addressed h'r
sometimes as ma aud sometimes Eliza and
that The conduct OF plaintiff cod and rcpulsve
AT this stage Of the proceedings the adjourned
untii to-day at twelve O'Clock when other witnesses
will be called and the summed up The plaintiff
did not appear the court room during the eyanina
ton but remained during portion OF the time in the
corridor.
The defendants attorney yesterday served with
in this case, citing m to appear and defend
The same n the Supreme Court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-04
OFFICES Of the REGISTERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following named registers In bankruptcy have
opened ohces as follows, where in future they viii
E~nsAct the business coming before them in their
psciy registers under the law John Fitch for
The Fifh Congressional district ONCE ~ Wall street
lsaac Dayton Sixth Congress siona district COZ Broad.
way; Henry Wilder Allen, Seventh Congressional dis
trict, 1el Broadway: James r. Dwight Eighth Con-
gressiona district No. Bcekman street OF
san; ode Close, Tenth Congressional district White
Plans, westchester county; John W. Little, Eleventh
Con gresslonal district rom No y, Bigcr's Building
Hewburg Orange county Charles l.. Beale, Twelfth
Congressional district Undertook Columbia county
Theodore Gates. Thirteenth Congressional district
Kingston Ulster county
Applicants for the blank forms OF procedure continue
" present themselves in the clerks Office the court
buildings Chambers street, but there Is only the
answer for all-thai The forms have not yet been
ccivcd from Washington
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ATfAAH 10 hscuE PRsoNR--0n Sunday after.
noon, while officer Kirby Of the Forty s precinct wac
endeavoring TO arrest young named Thomas poan
on charge Of assault and battery, he was beset by
manner. Reinforcements OF police were prompt Ia
making their appearance and put the crowd 10 1sht
though no other arrests were made Dolsn was
up for examination.
SEIZURE OF AN ILLICIT SnLL-Deputy Collector Daley
yesterday reported to United States Dstrc. Attorney
Tracy the fact that he had seized and "torn outr :
small Illicit distery on the johnson street Plank road
near Flushing avenue, E. d.
ARREST or UNLICENSED LAGER BEER AND LouoR DEAL
ERsThe police Of the Fortysixth precinct yesterday
arrested the following parties for carrying business
without license James Baumgarten, lager beer and
billiard saloon corner Scholes and Leonard streets;
YrSSSp
Graham and Marshall street; James w. Herman,
liquors, Of Graud and Lorimer streets; Joseph
Geide lager beer 297 Boerum street Matilda Casey 300
North Second street. Mr. Baumgarten, having been
rested early in the morning, was taken to the Fifth Dis
trict Court and baed until the 18th inst The olhera
arrested court hours and locked up In the
Stagg street C. d. station house until this morning.
Mrs Casey was arrested in the absence Of her husband
and Will probably be released when he puts in an APP
pearance.
TIE BROOKLYN ART GALIERY.-A new and commodi-
GUS gallery bearing the above title was opened last
evening at l59 Fulton avenue fair and apprecative
assemblage OF persons present and inspected the
collection Of fine paintings which were placed on exhi-
very excellent pan,ings-De Haas, Cormaeike, William
and ]. w. Hart and Markham, besides several other
local artists The gallery is admirably ghed, and the
pictures are displayed 10 the best advantages.
THE MORTALITY OF THE WEEK.-There were one hum
dred and deaths in this city during the past
week The principal were consumption, measles, dis
ease OF the heart Group scarlet fever disease Of the
brain, pneumonia, dphthera, whooping cough and
scrofu!a Three Of the persons deceased were upwards
of eighty years OF age while forty-one were infants
under twelve months One hundred ana eleven wero
born In the United States, twenty-five Ireland, and
eleven natives Of England There were fourteen
deaths in the Twelfth ward and only two in the Second.