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THE STATE or TRADE.
ny rstseRAPH TO rHs TRIBUNE.

May aP99r steady Win mGeI1 ,S demand man eh T T
the Interior Eastern and So"'Sea trades a' M %s T zoo ,5 S9 i s
for Double Extra Rye Flour steady 80 with light supply
Corn quiet Of bush Mixed Indiana at 81 90 oa, firm
1s go s bush & cIS s 4 m CO.. SaaaH sfSa sa Pes d sales
bush Canadian on private tT[m Corn as ~ & 20 per are V pT % a.
g. Ship $40 and Mddlngs at $42@S per tgn Csna'
srsSei n q Il. III uS 9sS. and aes IS SS6urg
Boston s to on{ Aba SuS 20. wSes u P Su co 500 bush
Oats; bush Peas Canal BIPorts-5S0 hush Peas h,
81 oS csd% MAY E s Wheat s & s. :f
- 80 IS for prime Pail - 80 for CHOICE Corn HIsD n%eT p P
steady at +2 Og +22 IS BsouShonder iG9c k sides H.
Ssr s. d. q a M for ro csoie i' Sis, WHISKY in Boad 5 @
CScNSS[ Nay efS4g @ Fdn1 SiA' aog Corn que, bat do
.es e a9 for No the esyor Rye ~ 90 M MSy S5a os and and
steady 9Qi2 for cesT Se: Lard KS B1ir .ee sa,
q, al sIsG aG =. ~ 81 Ga 81 a. Cold lgi bayag
BUFTro May lFou ssady & sales Of go "a so M SPITE g. me mar
k was unsettled irregular closing with New g'go E G ~
10 2wesc Rs wanted and there none here Mes PoTs
changed Hgh1He, da and nominal B'T & gaiI a o ib Sp
wep~Con $50 go bush Oats 1900 bush FFeghis du-Con
sS fmaseeo Ms a-Foa Wheat quiet aud unchanged
4oLfSo Nav o-Four quiet at s' 80 for Spring wheat no.
changed at 80 Amber Com declined ic 80 ~ 90 ~ ~
RIVE scarce Feghts dull Corn to Buffalo i p,
MEIrh Tenn Ha M Corn ~ 25g r. Oats sds2c Flour
cT r ~ - 81 70 for superfne Pork quiet at ~ a ~ o.
WMSGToS ~ T.. Say yfS %''s farPeu
tine steady al 55r Rosu quiet at +Jd 10 ~ .,,,-
SAvNx Ga May laCoiton easier sales Of 200 bales Of hdn
al DC: receipts 800 bales. ,,.,,. ,-
Mosi1E A May l9Coion quiet; sales 700 bales Mdilng 2'e
Receipts. - bales ,.,-,-- ,,.,tu--
at25025ic Receipts $50 bales
LOUISVILLE May dlO0acOsaes oi w hhd~ Inc WAiAei H H
changed n every respect
NEwORLEANs MAY unchagged sales 90 bales Iov
Midngs Exports 1888 bales Receipts Js bales sugar
uominay unchanged Flour dull and declining
Snperfne II IS Corn good demand bu
declined SCI Yellow Mixed ~ 2jGSl 90 White ~ Od ~ .
Oa demand and hm At y2l doc Hay -JR@ 80
Lard dnl i1 the rOmualy i To the Ag, lIc
PORK very dull s2i 250 ~ 81 Bacon is IN good obbng lie
I9Igiac Coffee Mr 10 prime ~ al8c m gold Gold 1884, SeS
ling Exchange and nominal Newtork Sgl Lthange Pa
aad al discount
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.

BY rvtEaRAPH TRIBUNE.
RICHMOND Va, May l9-Gen. Grant and stan
visited the bate-felds around Richmond to-day. They
will go Fortress Monroe tomorrow, where Gen Grant
will leave his family. and return TO Washington. =.
Congressman Randall Gen Patterson. ana parry VI W
90 all from Philadelphla arrived to-day from q tour
through the mineral giOn of SOuthWe Virginia
ALLEGED VIOLATION OF TIE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
To the Editor ofTAe TFibu,
SIR / would respectfully call the attention OF olr
Northern friends Through the columns of your friendly
paper TO an outrage recently perpetrated upon u.s. IN
violation Of our rights and privileges and OF the Ia"
which recognizes distinction of color by one wearing
the uniform of that Government we are trying 10 upou
and TO maintain which thousands OF our race nave gwen
their lives who ought to be our friend, as prOiesSeuy
he is. - NJ.
An order recently issued by Brevet Brig Gen burton,
commanding the Military District OF Fortress monroe,
Va prohibits colored persons from crossing MIL creek
bridge to 90 to Fortress Monroe 10 come from tenc
no matter how urgent important the business without
pass" issued from his headquarters while whlte men
are allowed 20 60 where they please inside tne fOrss
or on the Point without let or hlnderance not uay
passes but dslOya white men who nave IOugnI aSalih.
II Government and they owe 1T no allegiance ana
ready to again enter upon bloody war are huecu
to 90 where they WILL because they are white, ana col
Orcd men, their than peers patriotism III Feslon
in morals in education, and IN respeCtaDllty, are cum
pellcd 70 bow 10 this man and say: Please give he
pass" We do not complain that the pass system is re-
vved He has the right TO issue an order reVVlhg N
Inf we do complain mt the odious distinction made, and
the gratitous Insult mistakenly offered ana we deny
his right the face Of the Civil Rights Dill 10 us ue
grade us. go -. .o.
In publishing the above you will confer great favor
and the coored people who feel deepy aSSreveu'
Very respectfully yours L.
Ia May 10, 1867.
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AMERICAN PIANOs.-The Paris correspondent OF
The Biy1nign1n Hng Journal in his letter OF April 27
1867 writes as follows: "The extraordinary volume Oh
sound far surprising that of the best pianos OF Eru
Broadwood produced by the pianos exhibited IN one
of the rooms OF the American section s attracting sue
cessOn OF dense and eager crowds about these lhsr
The finest and most powerful OF these woh9erI
pianos is exhibited by MeSsrs Cckerng Oh
and has all the improvements devised by that lntel
gent and enterprisng firm. OF larger size than tnc
largest grand pianos of European make, with cason
Frame bass-strngs almost thick ones niue hnger
this piano, at a concert given few weeks since at the
Athenee in tins city, held its own in shape tat TOOK
all the musical world by SURPRISE every OF lts notes
being distinctly audible above the crash OF an orchestra
OF elghty-three Instruments. The pecuiautles OF con
strucon which have enabled Messrs. Chickerng TO ar
rive at q result which promises to bring about reyol
on in manufacture Of pianos, will be explained In
future letter - A., H..
crowd as dense that which surrounds the Plat
form from which the Chlckering pianos send f0rth thcr
notes of defiance 10 all contemporaries constantly gain
cred about the workshop. In the French Machnery D
partment."
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DIED


ALFy- shrer.hury " j. Friday morning May T. Doctor Ell
mund W Allen. in the 5gh year of his sge . 49,.
Al 81 O'Clock on Mouday Chrs Church Shrewsbury " j.
BIoLLEY-ou Sunday. Nay 49, Frederick Bouey the h year
IT, t A.. re,recl, invited to attend Tuesday
ocoek IRON ST. Thomas Chapel fiihi'e between fy
third and Fly 'fouIth';
HoRToY- Catalogue L. Tuesday, May H. Capt Charles L.
Horton. aged a. years
HLL-Sudea Friday May T. John II eldest son Of "n and
1b & ,s5 relatives of te family are respectfully invited to s,tud
hi. funeral from Third Reformed Presbyterian church lNen
Tirt Of seyenhae on Monday morning S'! ~ a.
o'clock
HAGAS-on Seventh day 18Th inst Sarah Higln wife Of Joseph
day (Moada afternoon At ocio,
Her remains will be taken to ChaPpaqua Weehes'er Conn io
LAyGnoN-on SATURDAY May 49, wlmna LanglOn in the 63ia
Nc @ t o u , and those OF her sonnlw s. G. Ae,ou
,specify invited atcnd the funeral Monday May ~ At
oeoeE at No. - West Fteenihst
MoNTGOMERY-S at Norwak Conn on "Wednesday MAY 10
Della Louise, wife Of VIM T. Montgomery
McCUBn Brooklyn Sunday morning May 49, aRera long Illness
The & Of ,be fmy Of her brother Alexander McCae and Of her
brother naw Doctor Henry Cuen are respectfully invited G T 20
Charles Boomeo sydneypac Brooklyn ON TUESDAY hsy ~ AZ
O'Clock a. m.
REYXELlA Psuaed \. j. Euy F. p second daughter Of A B.
and j. A. Reyuel aged yeags, months and days
Funeral Monday May TO- at o'clock m tnads oil The ~ are
invited 10 attend
sgMPLE-on Friday May H. Matthew semple, aged 81 years
The aud friends Of the family are resgecay invited 20 a
his funeral from his late residence No wv NSr'h boa1s1 Enue'
phis. on Tuesday afternoon May a. at = 0elock'
wILCox-Ou SATURDAY May 49, Lester Wilcox aged 81 wears
The funeral services viii he held a. 5s % !, late TS Ss S friend, ~ the
family are invited to attend without further notice.
Cauaioharte, ~ Y, papers please copy
WOoD-On Sunday 49, 1867 Mary wife of wm Wood in the ed
The friends aud relatives respectfully invited to attend The funeral
No l3t Bghthst the first bonse east OF broadway o1 u!'
NAV a 1861 at O'Clock = without further notice
wALDRoN-At Soto No. April 30 Daniel WadrOn formerly o.
hoKbury, Mass aged % years
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temperance ticket successfully. In the lOIneI
city it openly fought ssue, and the success OF te
Temperance people is much reoiced at In these ces
the Councils Will vote such license that the liquor e
VIII have to abandon their business The various temper
organizations of the state have been working lhue
fatgably for than year. and are just now reapng
their reward much greater effect could be had II tney
all worked in harmony. But there is great difference
among them to the best plan of operating. Some SUN
have faith in moral suaslOn" Others for high license
and others still for stringent prOhbitOTy law Iuese
last threatened the Legislature last Winter that II such
law not passed, they would organize temperance
party and run temperance ticket at every election
Indiana offers TO fill the next Presidential vacancy;
Three OF her most prominent citzens-pfOmlhehI
throughout the West throughout the whole country |
might say least of them for the honor OF tue
place Schuyler COfaX, and Senator Qate DOyeIT4op
Morton from the Republican party, ana senator i uen
drcks from the Democratic party will be urged ny @ tnear
friends for the nomination, according to present luV"
fapa
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INDIANA.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION - REPUBLICANS NOT LoSiN"
GRoUND-sUCCEss or THE TEMPERANCE IDEA
INDIANA CANDIDATES FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
From Our Special Correspondent
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May 10. 1867.
very careful review of the vote of the cities OF IN
diana in the late municipal IeectioD enables me to say
With confidence that the Connecticut elections awake no
snole echo this State In every city where the ISSUE
vas pnrey political the Republican party maintains s
nostion substantially In city, indeed fott Ma2,
That party gained signal victory an issue h
each party TO be simply political The Democracy noo
70 800; now 1t gives a majority on tue - Jill es
side OF COO. The cause OF so great c ehSp shr oiie
glance TO the Democracy. aud In body voleu VIII 'o 10
Republicans, II they will keep this detertnnst s tho W
vote this ticket hereafter Allen County one oi 'o %
strongest Democratic counties in the state iy oo &
deemed. In Lawreneebury another sucn ,n o,S SPennh
made: that city, hitherto Democratic now Noaes
can the other hand, few cities @ n nv,
or slightly Republican now give sllaii hoP"'"'"' '''
In ssmn 0ities, - in Cambridge CITY and trsnA'"',
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THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
ny rELEsEArH TO THE TRIBUNE.

ny TRLEsRAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, May l9.-The amount OF fractional
currency Issued by the printing division of the Treasury
Department the week ending yesterday was $l2COO
The amount away during the week was $3J2O4l Of
which 100000 went the Assistant Treasurer at New
York $50 600 TO the United States Depository at Louis
VILE Ky and the balance TO National Banks ard Others
One hundred and ten thousand dollars In notes Of 81 and
s. were forwarded dining the weeks600OO 10 the Asss
fant Treasurer at Charleston and $4,000 10 Louisville,
Ky The Treasurer Of the United states holds security
for circulating notes $34OG4l 4O and security for de
posits OF public moneys S3s,SO2,95O total S379 400.
The disbursements from the Treasury Department
for the week ending yesterday were as follows War De-
paTment $4f5430 Navy Department s3l1OOO; Interior
Department $ls66GO total 2i3O9O The amount OF Ma
tona currency issued during the week ssl725O;
total to date 200 From tins is 10 be deducted
the currency retnrned including wOrnout notes amount
ing TO $36532 leaving in actna circulation at tins date
{29s s5674 The amount Of fractional currency redeemed
during the week was S323.5OO Internal receipts
yesterday 444 for the week, S2595s69 The
gregae amount for the fiscal year, TO date, $2S3lsl
The Second National Bank Of Chicago has voluntarily
ceased 10 be depository Of public moneys and has ap-
piled 10 withdraw tho securities deposited with the
treasurer OF the United States
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POLITICAL.
MISSOURI.

.uoy,y,s SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION IN ST. LOUIS
sr rELEsKpH rHE TRIBUNE
sr. LOUIS, May ia Womans Suffrage ASsocia-
,lon has beep organized this city, and some OF our
most have been elected Hd VSeS Af'e e
70 shane pubo opinion as to effect rev isoh Oh
the Constitution conierring the right OF suffrage on
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6perial Notices.
Voluptas Supren,a,

NOIuptas Suprenm,
the Latin phrase expressive the climax oup'uous nnn'' NAV
be iuy applied to the fragrance PHALoNS NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUS the most luxurious and permanent Of all Moral orao
Aiake Your own soap
WITH
SApONIFIER-
Gr,,,,,ring I, obtained by who use their waste gre's m vac
-. 80 s,n so,n Al their homes with the PENNSYLVANIA
MANUFACTURING COMPANiS
SAPON1FIER.
The cos, Of SOAP superior to anJ sod LOT Washing p" "
rHiS HALF rHK PRICE
Directions attached to each box ,
For sale at all the principal druggists and general dealers
=, - ..,, ,h, Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness
~. ii NJ yoa 40 rot aler using HARkisoNS fhhJs
i IozENCEs we will forfeit the pnes Of the box 500 a. W"
rsmont r.mn Boston aud Everywhere Mailed Tor oO cents
m, .,.o,,a bend shot Worm Candy Stict rs an ~
sii r..,,y pleasant 10 the tsste
- sale everywhere Wholesale Agents pcw'''
Names 70 No q Parkow and T. e. Nts To- W. Fu'"h'
n.o,, 20 Rad smells, Purcinction, NoXious S"ses'
D'"'" =" ' and Infection.
PHOENIX DISINFEClANT
Chs,n, Dur,hle Acts nstantaueousiy. Agency No
,s,. ,o the southern Famine Keller oa"ir
ppns,iT ncknow lodged SsibB So eeeRs ., ibi.
so" ,oo ~ ga,g g2lggB o. for particulars see Hsiam W '
date JA'lleo - =, a.. RAITFY
-,,,. Va rj.aers Of kinds REPAIfED BY the bALe.
wIsI,IEG AND wRISGISG MACHINE CohPANi' NO - NON'
lasdtsL. Esw'fors - ~, -, =, ., non,
co., ,ooI-BA iTI KITS PATENT POLAR RktRlGEhAlol
ppt,ii bv e. T. MERKLBE No. n BleeoAets1i Ne oil
Bro.dgs, sole Mauaeta lsg NsNleA RAlSea tgAssS-
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NEBRASKA.

NJ rrlxsRLPu rRinusE
Sr LOUIS, May is, lsG7.-The Nebraska Legislature
met Yesterday and organized by electng W. r. Chaplin
Sneaker of the House Il. H. Rogers PRESIDENT OF the
senate and L. l.. TI0brook, Clerk. The House stands
Penubicans 2I Democrats, o. The Senate, Republicans,
a: Democrats 4; Independent T.
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nrcrrnnlIlr Llsrnry A..ociatIoa.
UNION OPPOSITION NoMfNArIoNs'

-yNION OPPOSITION NOMiNAIIONSS
i8j1.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, MAY 2.
FOR PRES a.
ALEXANDER RfIIND,
With RObet Sammoa Co.
FOR yICR-PRRSIDEHr
GEOR RGE G. j. T. E,
with Il. Chi!tenicn & Go.
FOR CORRESPONDING SECRETARY,
JOSEPH w. WILDEY.
With Hoffman Insurance Co
FOR RECORDING SECRETARY
JAMES B. MACKENZIE,
With General Transatlantic Co.
FOR TREASURER
GEORGE B. EMORY,
With Pacific Mai Stesmship 20
FOR DIRECTORS
j. RAYMOND REYNOLDS,
with Robert & Co
WILHELM JUNG,
National Bank
ED. II. SATTERLEE,
Columbia Insurance Co
y. SPENCER CAMERON,
H. b. Cromwell & Go.
SAMUEL w. THOMPSON,
Churchill & Rhodes
CHAS. l.. BRACKETT,
John 81. Davies Co.
THOMAS i. TOWNSEND, JR.,
Spragie. COlbun Co
p..ec,,iop meeting MONDAi EVENING May 90 At New tofa
restaurant Ho.3i Broadway At o'clock oH@ vi" be re"J ~
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Mercantile Library Associsii1H'
OLISToY HALL. ASToR-PbACE.
MEMBERS REGULAR NOMINArIoNs.

REGULAR NOMiNATiONSs
1878
POR PRESIDENT.
SAMUEL. w. HARMED,
viii Uni;ed States Treasury.
FOR vCB-PRESIDRST
SEYMOUR A. BUNCE,
Wab Citizens Savings Diuk
FOR CORRESPONDING sECeBTARy
G.. STOCKTON HALSTED,
With Lawrence Bros Co
FOR RECORDING SECRETARY.
WILLIAM T.. BAILEY,
with George Palen & Co.
FOR TREASURER,
ALFRED IL. TIMPSON,
with Continental National B,ut
FOR DIRECTORS,
NJ. G. ID. BORDEN,
With Lathrop LaIiagton Co
EDWARD II. NOIOE,
With a. T. Stewart Co
II. WALTON LOCKWOOD,
wuhE T. & Eew-IIayea gnlpdCS.
WILLIAM @. DAVIES,
With Mutual life Insurance Go
JOHN RODGERS,
with Wilkie Co.
A. :. BURNISTONs
With Tupper Bea;lie.
Il. 4. ALLEN.
With Great Western Insurance O.,
ELECTION-TUESDAY, MAY q. lNST.
POLL OPEN FROM 3 A. ~ UNTih Up NJ
Mercantile Library Association
The friends Of the Ticket headed
FOR PRESIDENT.
SAMUEL W. HARMED;
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
SEYMOUR A. BUNCE,
will hold
GRAND RATIFICATION MEEIlNd'
on MONDAY EVENING. Nay 20,
TAT Curets No. Broadway, at O'Clock sharp
CHARLES +. ALLEN. Chairman
Fnvty q MIruRfN Serrrtary.
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NEVADA.
,v,vaH.PH TO ruK rRiRuSl

IN THLH0HAPH fNIHU"H'
san Francisco. May l6-Gov. Blaisdell has APP
i,od Neely Johnson OK Governor OF California, to
Am tho vacancy I'm the Supreme Court OF Nevada, maue
vacant by the death OF Judge Brosman.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

"DEMoREsT's MONTHLY, the Model Parlor
Magazine of America combines Fashions, Popular MUSIC,
Patterns and other valuable featuTks YORK lhuo-
pendent
June Number ready.
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THE WEATHER.
OBSERVATIONS.

REsKKs-Mag I8-Morning clouly afternoon cloudy WINDY
Evening cloudy clear windy cool Afternoon cloudy evening cy
Man la-orng cloudy. Afternoon cloudy Evening o'sa
rain Thermometer lowest early m Of lh a. lowest s
fIQth
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A Card.-MoURNING GOODS of every desirable kind conni,
an hand At JACKsONs Mourning Soe sal BroadNA opposite
Tidauy Prices very reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-05-20

COUNTERFEIT NOTES IN PHILADELPHIA.
NJ THLEsHArH
PHILADELPHIA. May 1S.-Counterfeit $40 bills of
the Third National Bank OF Philadelphia were issued to-
day. They are very well executed.
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The Union

po,,rrro- RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chartered BY Congress having Eve Government Dre''o" v~
pointed by the President ofhe United States, Offer their
FIRST MORTGAGE TIiIRTYYEAR BONDS.
BEARING SIX PER CENT INTEREST
PAYABLE SEMtASXUALLY Is GOLD.
For sale through the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK,
no. 2 EtSSAUSr.
sua Mes,s. CLARK DODGE Co,
BANKERS NO 81 WALLSr.
sal JOHN J. CISCO SON
BANKERS, No JJ wALLSf-
In the CITY OfYev-Yors.
At NINETY PER CENT par yaa with Accrued Interest
These Bonds are secured by MORTGAGE Che RAIL
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
PER MILE much less than oneLa Of the Road THIER
HUNDRED AND FIVE MILES have completed the most
substantial manner and fa, equipped rolling locomotives
machine and shop, eaae houses buildings ba' mostly
oibres and have been
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED By THE GOVERNMENT
,ne an examination report by the Government Commissioners and
snow in successful operation:
The Company has on hand iron e. all other material saceoss
complete the Road Rocky Mountains distance om Omaha of
ST. mne,by the s Of September pledged for its comPeos
by the contractor TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE HHEDRED (zsos
ACRES OF LAND PER MILE ,e granted the Company By the
Government in addition to subsidy SIXTEEN THOUSAND Doll
LARS OF GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR EACH MILE OF RoA"
AS COMPLETED The Chicago ami Northwestern Railroad nov
pd connects With Road Omaha snd doing large eaa
ness in passengers and freight
Tl. Chicago Rock Island aud Pacific the Chicago Darlington ant
Quincy and the Hannibal Joseph Railroad Companies expedite
extend connecting links Of road Omaha daring the that
four Trunk Railroads from will greatly contribute to tho
bushes, Of thi. Road and P being Constructed with
great energy from California this Great National Raroi across
the Continent in 1870 insure M the business both passenger 'ni
freight IT can possibly accommodate these BOn being
p,,be in gold and the issue per mile there be 10 lue''s
. their safety and the Company hesitation recommending
them 10 the pubHe Arrangements being made with the Nation"
Ranks generally throughout the oun, for the accommodation OF Ia
,.,o-. in ,be., Bonds The Hon. E. D. MORGAN andt Hon
o,rps .vvS ru,,... JOHN j. cisco Treasurer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

~
Aszsxugn Te-Niasr.--Nb ~ ~ and
expect TO - one Of the largest audiences =
tAs Athsnsam tonight that he's hvorsd n
sntsEsainnsst Of any kind here fdr ms.y .
day; snd should the tickets sell - ravidy
tp-daT = tho have for the .psst two dayss. \
Sin bsSropGiy termed tn." IL -
fueinss viii cossist Il rsaaiaU, b. fseG
Lyman, Of some Of his most bssutifdl ssase.
tions-the trial scene in the Merchant q
Vsnics''--to conclnde With the fun.provshise
faros of the "Losn of Lover" The char
acssn will al b. represented BY ladies end
gsutleuslf of our own city--ths pspih q
Prof. Lyman. From those who have Wit
messed their rehesrssls we understand that
the parts are exceedingly vsll chosen, md
will be admirably sustained, and our own
knowledge of those who are engaged 70 take
part but confirms their assertion, and " sx-
pect TO see one Of the finest performances
thai il has ever been our privilege 70 witness
| in Keokuk. The entertainment win be en-
livened with most excellent music BY the
Philharmonic Society, Of which We need
make no comments, a. nearly oil have had
the pleasure Of listening TO their "swee'
strains' when all else Was still. The exhibi
ton is gotten up for the benefit Of Professoi
Lyman, Who, BY unwearied exertion, and an
energy commendAble, has succeeded 10 plsc'
ing himself in the front rank Of elocutionists
ia this country, and is deserving Of oil the
encouragement which his friends here d hia
home can give him. The ladies and gentle
men OF Ais class have been working hard 70
make this entertainment for his benefit .
complete success, and, believing that the
citizens Of our city will second them in their
efforts, We have no hesissncy in making the
prediction we did ut the commencement oil
shis-we were going 70 ssy, ''puf," but ~
this notice does not come under that head,
We viii say, these few remarks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

osr Of the teams belonging to Mckee d
Simpson took fright last evening near Sew.
enth street, and ran at afrightfal rate OF speed
toward the stable on Third street A wheel
was knocked from the wagon this, ve be
lieve, constitutes the greatest damage done by
the team
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

TEE Burlington Arpss says the Msthodists
are to have great gathering ct Dss MONIES,
on the 22d Of September, Immediately after
the close Of the several Iowa Conferences.
"Philip Philips the sweetest singer before
the affairs of American Christianity" viii be
present during this gathering Of religious
workers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25
!. o. o. v.

A general meeting of the Odd Fellows, OF
this city, will be held this evening, ct "A
o'clock, in Odd Fellows Hall. Every Mem.
Der Of the Order is requested to be present,
as business Of the utmost importance will be
brought before the meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

We have been requested to state that all
Odd Fellows who intend going on the excur-
sion TO Canton, are requested to meet at the
Lodge room at 6s o'clock tomorrow morn.
ing, as the packe. will leave at precisely
O'CLOCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

You can buy Jaconets, Brilliants, and
Nsinsook; Table Linens, Towellings, de-,
quite cheap now, stFoster's. (st su tn thu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

TEE Toledo, Wabash d Western Railroad
has had built, at their works in Toledo, four
modern sleeping coaches, 1t . cost Of $780,.
600. This speaks we'll for our Eastern cou'
nection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

Go TO the entertainment this evening; but
iu order that you may be in . presentablt
condition 90 to Vencill, Jones 4 Co. land
procure an elegant spring suit OF clothes, in
the latest style. They have large assort
ment of Cassimeres, &C., for spring and sum
mer wear, and at prices which defy COMPETE
ton. Call and examine them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

PHoro-AuroGRAPHs.-- Pictures 1t one cent
each q % Main street, over hason's dental
ONCE. New pstsot-three hundred pictures
q q sitting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-25

GE1 YouR PrcruREs.-An persons Who
hold tickets in the Crosby Association, end
have not yet resolved their pictures, will
please present them to 3. B. Foots, Cashier
Of the First National Bank, and get their
pictures.