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New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

ARREST OF LIoUoR DEATERs.--The following pro-
pretOrs OF liquor and lager beer saloons arrested In
the different precincts OF Brooklyn d. yesterday for
opening their places OF business contrary 70 the election
law; forthwith PrecinctJohn Luhman No. ~ Grand
st; Ferdinand Buckhard, No. 173 Grand-st; William
Gibson No Fifthst Bernard Lackey, corner OF North
Second and Fourth-sts; Philip Rothman NO l76 First
A. Thomas DOrn corner Of South Fourth ana F1Tststs
Philip Wauberg No 202 Fjrtst; Peter seisenberger No
2G6 Frstst Frederick Meyers, No. l2b Fifh-s; Anna
KelsOF corner OF South Third and First ss Joseph Riley
hhcepsed corner OF North Tenth ana firSt-sh Fred
erlck Groppe No 1E6 North Fi'tst The above parties
viii have hearing before Justice Daley this morning
Porty-sixth Precnct-Anton Gross No 500 Grand'st.
Michael Shield No Grandst Daniel Doyle corner OF
smith and Remsensts. Andrew keane, corner OF Grand
st. aud Grahamaye Henry Myers corner OF Ain.lie ana
Smlth-sts; Henry Beele, corner OF Grandst ana Bush
wickave John Kuscher corner OF Monroe aud Johnson
sta JOhn Mckenzie corner OF Bushwick ana Maspeth
aves John LentneF No. III Grah0neye George sthitS
corner OF Sehoes and Mofrel sts HaTnan sehnz cor
rer OF Remsen and Waterbury ets Andrew llerln cor
ner OF Boernm and snithSts Thomas r. Berry NO So.
Grand-st; Henry Demeyer, corner OF Broadway ana
ThorntOns St; John Hardt, corner OF Broadway ana
Whippe-st Charles Wrlgle, corner OF hyrie ana EneI
q1neaves Joseph Pindar, Cook ST., near Morrell Ihe
above parties baled by Justice Waller. Forfy,,
seventh frecnct-Chrstopher Won BERGEN corner VI
mon "a and HurOn-st
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he should after that again become Incorporate, he
would be obliged to pay The made in order to
IA "a, ,s s our 9f sgpfsf psXtRg The pren,u
ment viii he oyerbalanced by returns TO which he VIII
he entitled SO that If he lives out that period he Is the
better for having paid more But VIII he live beyond
flat period II he continues his h0btsf Not much We
think He Hill think. somewhat exceed tie expect-
tOnO of the are at which have rated hlin, Tor we
made the rating with that view. Yours truly
fsjanedD 4. s. LAMBEETs
ylee-Pres A. p Life lns. Co.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
ARMY GAZETTE.
81 ra zeslps TO THE TRIBUNE

TeiBUNE
The following officers have been mustered ont aud onoTa schn
the service Of the United States; Beyet Major y Oben %
l8tb Regiment Veteran ReserVss First Lieut. "se
Cook 18th Regiment Veteran Reserves; Second ent o. ~ J1as
Regiment Bevet Major D. T. Cofhn captain
Regiment Col o. Gross, u A. has been pro-
noted By brcvet TO be BngaGisr General a..
Col IT, g. Ransom rermaser has been assigned 70
duy Of the District OF Florida at 81 Augustine
A. g. Robinson A. O. NJ. ha been assigned TO duy as
Of the District Of Minnesota at Fort sneg MINI
r. b. Crimes O. NJ has been assigned TO du'y as Foss
Il EortL LRramie. u n.
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m tho raeccoursc this city last night Jerry Reid
ana u ihincd ri, --.r hid atsreaton pnd Reid
fired at Mestcr shooting W MeitZer who ntsrfered 10
prevent fbc difficulty. 4 brother OF bfeiWer then shot
Reid Both parties are drad Tile AFFAIR smuch regret
ted I'm this community.
CAPTURE OF An ESCAPED MURDERER. f--.
CoNCORD. n. H., April 23.-Mlls, the Franconia
murderer, captured Dalton, n. H.. this afternoon
He had about his person the knife with which he cut the
bars OF the jail.
MURDER IN CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 23.--Izadon Alleinger
welknown citizen OF this place. found murdered IN
his store this morning lie robbed OF $500 In money
NO clue to the murderers has been obtained.
CHILD KILLED By ITS FATHER.
Boston, April 23.-ThOmas D0herty, an lrlshman,
under arrest in Gloucester for killing bis own SON.
child three years old DOhery Is Of an unyovernaDe
temper and while child its brother
which onraged hm that he dashed the childs heae
against the bedstead, killing IL instantly.
POISONING CASE.
MOBILE. April 23.-Mrs. Van Hagan. the wife OF
merchant OF this city poisoned by the mistake N hn
apothecary and died instantly. RE had prepared pre-
scription for her with prrssc acid rs an Ingredient IN
stead of tartarlc.
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puu.ApEIpul CATTLE M,RKgT-April "a

The market m beef active and former prices
we're maintained oerags aud sales amounted 20 l0 head AZ
per 100 n ior sr TO good and om $ 30 90 SS 80
aud EITa Common stock sold AZ rom bls p9 a. 10
quslty. n,
demand for sheep about equal to the supply The
prices closed advance last week. N
head sold from Be- pes for clipped aud tom to lOe
gross, for goo sheep
IoaTh market was rather da and prices decned 5000
heal weres sold al from $40 90 Sli ~ per 100 10, net
bettor aud 3 head changed bands
at prices ding for Spbse and from so to sS
nd "a
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Gpefial Notlees.
Five Dollars for n Bouque..

Five Dollars for n BOuquet,
ssi rs fragrance lost single evening Ons Douis m boe "
PHM0Ys NIGHT BLOOMING CErBUs, With bouquet In ersV
drop eIhsiug incompatible and aima,. Rpnshabe
The tlunrterIy session of the GRAND DIVISION OFT
Ra,trn New York viii be held TOMORROW We1st, April "
the Neptune Division u corner OF Aenod Hna
An election VII sAe paT ~ Ln s
vacancy late G. " P AibAh H. us
MIR RepHalfes requested BE- pnas in tler sitendacs
~ SCOVHh u. FOOT q. T.
y onng Mems Christian As,ociasiOH Of the City Sf
New York, No. 6i Ffi cor Twcg s-e1nd he cF "-
FOSTER Of III lecture THIS ENHlN6 49, O'Clock Boa
jectTs favored position Of the OF a ~ se s'a b's
Of the Nineteenth Century. Young men coTiisly inyei
sighI-seeing."
TIE Rev HYATT SMITH viii deliver ha eebrsied Lnre 90
Sight Seeing NevYOrk 70 Jessie ~ the Cooper iHN@
on THURSDAY EVENING Apd 25 At oclp'x Doors oPea "
O'clock. Admission % eeats
Tickets for sale at
Ansou d. Rapdopbs No 10 BrO'dyay abeioo c.. No ~
Broadway; H. d. Bensons No u kssag 0oogs '" eeAe ss"'
100 Fuloe,s. and at the Door on night VI Lecture
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ITRLS.
nrsrnrc11oN on 4 cnrrrn

~ rrffenAru rsinrsy.
ArgrRN. Y. Y. April g3-The Motlpodist Episcopal
church in this city destroyed by IRE Today Loss
abOu $4,000. Insurance. $500.
~ TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, April 2i-1he extensive livery establish
ncnt connected with the Oliver House. snd owned by
Aisou A Dickarfo was destroyed hy fire this morning
There were IN the stables at the time OF which
number only ono Was saved boss $1,000 TO $4,000 In
slrcd for 1900
wOOII.S MILL BURNED.
BoSroN. April 23.--The wooen mil belonging to
the Merchants Mooen Company, at Al Village Dedam,
was nearly destroyed by fire last nghith ils contents
Loss $4,000; Insured
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
NORTH CAROLINA.

CONFI6CATION DEMANDED. 49,
Republican mass meeting was held at Winston,
April 6, ~ which the following resolution WIS anOped
Ion both in person and property. Onght 70 be Undermined
~ the property OF those persons VINO on s
war nd 10 the bitter end and the common
co0 fands destroyedby the rebellion restored VA IKE
BiauurF and the national debt paio anu iho iresuen
BrotofId That we ask and hunbly pray that Congress
viii pass tle cOnSiscaton bill recently Introduced BY the
Hon eus sieycI,s IND he House OF Representatives,
providing so- lie eOncntlon Of tho property OF certain
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TEMPERANCE AND LHE INSURANCE.

The Boston Post says the following correspondence
worthy heattenton Of the Legislative Committee on
the license question since It il form Of testimony
it will certainly interest all temperance men,
American PoruLAR LIFE INSURANCE CoMPASY,(
Nos. 4l9 AND 42l B.oADwy. NEw-loRK.
ina MAIN ssg PrCsdsnf CoASrciai CosJ>. dboF, Mrh
DEAR sip H"nra receNed, IpansTer 60 your Inquiry
II We make difference In the cost Of Insurance. on ac
count Of habits" say yes, decidedly should f"t
do In addition 10 circular and application stating the
fact iDcose 10 you copy o letter from one OF our
agents, and its answer a complete illustration.
Allow me also add that IL certainly very advisable
10 have your work bookkeeping contain examples OF
tho Xpcnse Of habits Such indirect arguments for tom
perance will often prove controlling than any direct
ones and N put forward clearly yOu have presented
your ideas I'm your previous works on bookkeeping viii
make an additional argument TO induce every temperance
man to favor their use.
10 your last question yes, of course We will be glad 10
furnish any with Circulars free Of charge, and
through correspondence GlOne direct the whole
matter. and do insure many Yours truly,
(SgncdD L. >. LAMBERT.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
.voIHER ORDER PROM GEN. sIcKLEs'

,yoTHER ORDER PROM GEN. sIcELEs
-, rsf -sRApH sHE TRIBUNE
CgARIrsroN, S. c.. April 2S-Gen. Sckies has ls-
sd an order rearranging the sub-dstrcts in his de-
uartmenk and providing additional regulations Tor
,bc sape. He forbids the sale or gift of liquors TO
Iu;,cd States soldiers sailors, or marines. Among
iiposF iippp commanders will exercise supervision
over ali magistrates sheTiffs, deputy sheriilsdi nd
p22nnce t'a~nr necessary for the preservation of
cr and The efficient discharge of their duties as
s',.,e command of the police force"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
IoITISIANA

TIE Net- Oredps Tribune complains that Gen, Sher-
idan has appointed all the registrars from the white race
and that they are uDiusty class appointments. II IIho
status as such was well known aud unquesOnable 6ona
fde cOlsred men, This would have been the Ony way oI
proceeding worthy Of the General Now We repeat TO
coOred ellow-citzens, that the day when equal oil
gbillty to office will be truth has not come yet ana Is
not likely 10 come from any quarter but from our own
votes, when we elect men of our own race"
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

A COUNTRY SEAT-Attention is called to the adj
yer.sement of Country Seat of so acres tho state OF
Delaware, one hour from Philadelphia IL cost over
100000 in specie times and ia said to be perfect place
In every respect Parties In search OF such an es'"
llshment will do well TO examine the photograph, and
pamphlets as per advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
TENNESSEE

SUICIDE OF THE EX-STATE TREASURER.
DR. K. l.. Stanford late State Treasurer committed
suicide at his home in Washington County on the 10th
inst, having taken a sufficient quantity Of laudanum TO
rorce death. Nashville paper snys: "Tbis inelli-
rce has not surprised those who were intimate with
r stanford the discovery Of his transfer OF the
called school fund 10 the Tennessee NaOnaI Bank at
liemlis. Ills mental condition had for considerable
tln previous 10 being taken TO his home in Washington
,i,nty bordeTed closely upon insanity"
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el6V., and
Plh,hs, Of Lightning.
MEArHER PREpICrIONs.

WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
Tie oosg shows the result Of four observations In st city o. the
range barometer corea to the Smithsonian Standard the
direction Of the wind Of the weather during the past "a
Tuesday April g. "a mBaromee 30 49, wind northwest
II mBarometor - II; wind northwest p mBaronee ~ 3li
90 3d. wind. north northwest
Remsks-Monng Clear and hns afternoon, little elondi
Th.s (Wneay In this city and for 20 miles
around will probably he quite fs fOm rsin or If it rains bat
shower. AE 7.
N,,c YORK Aprl %. 1861
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In "a OF defeat The fact Of the Rebellion IL entirely
ignored They refuse 20 see while the yictOrs are nound
20 use their triumph to perpetuate tho true ngIs
and meaning Of their government they NOT eontF1ptd
by mere legal quibbles based the letter OF the Jaw
All the questions brought before The supreme court
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
Agent.
AMERICAN POrIIAR LiFr INsuHASCf Co, !
Nos tlg AND AL BROADWAY, NEW-ionk.


DEAR SlE: Your application for aIr was consd
cred ana rated flyUrahly his circumstances would
allow HIS excellent family record, strong constitution,
and hardy vyor Of health would enttle him Ia very
low rating low To - 10 35 But his habit of lnten
pcrance though unfreaIent aud 10 greater degree
than you state much gainst him ~ course, and Though
not Qccouncd sufficient 10 exclude him from me Conf
many Won mention as having accepted him. aud IN which
he would stand 30 we'll and cheaply and receive hh
much dividend any other man oi ms age WIN III ,3 our
Coiupaiy cause hm "a pay higher premium 1hls
one 10 be the case OF course IL will he cheaper for
,,n n will be cheaper for persons of p.rfect habits
10 insure with u.s. for II II certain that all things else
o Therefore shouId pay larger premium. ia order that
there may bc probability oi his paying into the CON, %
many "A much money his heirs VIII take out, III nc
m abstain entirely from iutenperauce for period ana
apply again. on II he IL now Insured aud al aims d
n.ny he cgn iN rated down to the age montloneu u
In The latter ca sc you'd have the differences allowed
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
TIE rrI6E kisIrIt FtnnoAp. 1G "a,

,WYANDoTrT KANSAS, April 23.-Trains the
Union Pacific Railroad through TO this place
without delay The had Will be open to sacna miles
west of here on Monday next. large number OF pas
seugers frnIa the west have down from Omaha and
taken this route the Platte road having been very badly
damaged by the late floods.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
MINING STOCKS.
,,r,trer,rn 40 rHE rRiBuNs.


,ycisco April 2he following ,odsys quotations OF
ra. AND other Gould Curry t4!S ioo hsya SIoo
49, % Cho,r PotN 900 per ioot Opbir fJO per Ipt Haze
soco 90 O per foot Crown Point oper 1oli yellow Jess
81 n1 ,s loo, Brlchc per Ooi lmpens per SHARE tgoi
i.. steam Navigation Company Y per cent? Greenniefs ~
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
THE HEHTHER.

NEwYoRK. Tuesday April 23Tho following was
the range Of the thermometer In this city today'
4Oo 30 59o 5S'
nT'orog0i RpOsf Observatory Coitg, az Poug
lespe f. (0r ending saturday, dEril 20, 1851
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
SHOOTING AFrRAY IN srcoND.Ayr.

At about / o'clock on Tuesday morning party Of
r6ngbs attemptedtO to enter Tho ballroom OF Jacob lysle
No. I27 secondayc. where German ball was then IN
progress The doorkeoper resisted their attempts, and
was assaulted Some Of the inmates Of the ballroom
then came his assistance, and attempted u eject the
intruders While thus engaged one of tho rouehs ained
Jeremiah Horton fired five shots INTO the croNd OF II
mans and then fled. one Of the shots took effect ~ ihe
hight breast OF Charles Emlin residing at No w ns
dF struck nsns s sas SfI OF oGma Seo residing at
No. JO9 Secondavo, and glanced OH causing
pal The Eighteenth Precinct Police we're soon upon
The ground, and Officer ArchbOld after obtain
Al hour after the afray, the officer found Horton
IN saloon, quietly discussing oyster stew lie was
at once identified by them as the man who wohnded
them Horton was YESTERDAY committed by justice Led
with await the result Of Emn's injuries. lie Is wei
known rough character, having been heretofore en-
gagged Ia election braWls
The RECENT OUTRAGE OK A YOrNG WOMAN IN
HUDSON CITY, y. J.
The police OF Hudson City have made two addi-
tonal arrests-Henry Deery, one-armed soldier. aud
Elias IIolden-clarged with being portion Of the gang
of rufans who kidnapped and outraged the person Of The
yighf last Holden gave evidence before Recorder A
bridge, md testified that John Donnely Henry DeMotf,
Stephen Allen, VIM. Nolan, and ThOmns McFaddep, com
mitted the outrage his presence. The police are s In
search OF half dozen other young fuans KNOWN 10 nave
been connected with the affair.
ALLEGED OUTRAGE IN wnInNsBURGH.
young woman named E6c Griffin, about 10 years
OF age, Monday last appeared before Justice Dney
and preferred charge OF rape against four young men
named Michael onrk Charles and Nicboas owens, aud
William Reed. Warrants for their apprehension were
then issued and Officers Nicholson and Hlafe Guischhfd
succeeded In arIcsting Quifk aud NichOlas owens They
arraigned before Justice Daley Yesterday ON the
charge and pleading not guilty, were fenaded lurcN
animation to-day. Miss Griffin states that the acchHd
called at her residence No North onth st on sun
day forenoon last and obtained admission y one {" mem
representing himself 10 DO detective officer ahu ~het
they found she alone knocked her down ana laFsed
her person. Qnrk threatening 10 cut her thioht sic
spoke OF the II - also aDrgtd la INC
with this girl who Is represented Ia he simple hihu' ny
threatening her lie in case of exposure
BLOODY AFFgtY ~ aEOEGh.
rs TrLgoKArH TO TuK Tgiposa
AUGUSTA. Ca. April si.-A fearful tragedy occurred
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
BROOKLYN NEHS.

The PATRIOT ORPHAN HOME.-The Rev. DR.. Tying
will preside at the exhibition of the Flashing Orphan
Home In Plymouth Church on Wednesday evening, and
addresses will lie delivered by Lieut. WoOdfOrd and
the Rev. Dr. Cuyler Mr. Muller will preside al the organ
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
CRIME

ABDUCTION AND LARCENY ny A CLERK.
On the Goth inst, Aaron Meyer, clerk in the
employ OF Mr. Raphael Brown dealer In boots and shoes
at No 20 Ewens Brooklyn, stole from his employer five
boxes OF ladies' gniicrs valued at Si,500 tl,Ho0 In
National Bank hills, ANA note for SEQ. Taking with n
a rather prepOssessng girl aged Is year, named Decka
Miller whose de IN Brooklyn, Meyeron the day
mentioned, took passage abe steamship Arizona FOR
California. Tho police authorities In san Francisco have
been teegaphed by Inspector Dlk5 OF the metropolitan
Pnllcc IA lonl, out for 2 I'm
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
An. POP. LIfH Is. Co.

lie Il the man spoke to You about. lie II
hard abOrng and has the Oi being able To do
moro work than any man in NJ the numbering
business, or farm Before he knew Of my being an
Agent he made application In some other Company here
In ana referred to my brother
his friend, and he flod out his application ~
being at times incorporate. That Company has made him
policy hut he will not take t until be hears from this
never heard Of his beng unable 10 walk but at times,
not oe is that YOU would notice that he had been
drinking Ho s hnrlaboring man, and do not think
his ntemperance has injured him. lie has always taken
more less contracts Of GOyernnent
whlch will give you some Idea ~ hs
business qualifications and ITO not think him more III
temperate than formerly.
do not think he Is in the daily use OF liquors
have given you n the Information have
Respectfully yours,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
CATTLE MARKET
ny rTLKGRAPu 30 TIM


C,xaErpey Mass. April 2Bef CsaleReceIpt, 2?l head The
Jemsnd GOOD supply aud everything oh with marked
advance In prices OF sOdfsc Extra Sli9f6 49, d quality
TlJas 20 second quality S 5Od l2 80 third quality SOa oil
Wo,i O,en $500 +393 pair Mch Cows and Calves Eto~
slf Sheep LambsRecepts m head prices unchanged sales
.t6 a.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

Card-MOURSNG GOODS Of every desirable hioa Constantly
JACKsONS Mourning store ~ 1'i DfomHp 0pP>
Prices reasonable
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.

About 2! o'clock yesterday morning a party Of
burglars gained TO the cellar beneath the tea and
coffee store Of j. sner Co.. located on the first floor Of
No 3l5 Firstave and emitting hole IN the floor entered
the store When discovered the teyos4ad removed five
chests OF tea the cellar preparatory 10 taking away
They succeeded In making their escape but without
curing pImder.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
NITFT --rF7-~lA<-1-lTE
DIED.

sUILrvAN-PIAcE-os TUESDAY, hrru ., 70 ~ r'urs X
Church John McOhntoek. d. D. Asar oe"Fs" 70
Isabel dsisttsf Of Ja X Place. ESQ. all Of This Oey
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
The Union


PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chartered BY Congress- having Govrsa'at Directors
pointed BY the Preia, Of the United states Offer the~
FIRST MORTGAGE TfTRTY-YEAR BONDS.
BEARING SIX PR CENT iSTERRsr
PAYABLE sBMIAuSUAbGy IN GOLD
COSTINBNTAb NATIONAL BANK
NO. EAsOiUsr.
,aI Messrs CLARK DODGE Co,
BANKERS, NO. 81 whsirSr, .
aud JOHN J. CISCO son
BANKERS. No JJ wAiissr-
10 the CITY ofHew-York.
sNIgEPY PER CENT Of their par vaae with Accrued ruseres.
These Bead. arc secured by sRSr MoRTGAcR on RAIL
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF sIXTREg THOUSAND DoLLARs
PER MILE much less Of the Ros THREE
HUNDRED MrIBs have bcen esspieted the nos
and fy equipped vita rolling stock locomotives
machine shops, easus hou VI station ains' bu ~o.iy
Otbrick and have been
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED BIZ Tns GOVERNMENT
and report @ the oO'sOnsai Commissioner '"a
In successful operation.
COopiny hsni irou @ ni all eibss Salb snisnt
complete Road the Rocky MouOsnss dsin,e % 0G'Aa
nby September "a, time pledged for s cOmPiOs
By the contractor TwgLyB THOUSAND HUNDRED QsSep
ACRES LAND PER MILK grini to The Coppsy by The
Government, in doso the subsidy Of SkggE THOUSAND DOL
LARS or GOVERNMENT BONDS RAcH ROAD
AS COMPLETED The Chicago .ol Sorthwe,en RAosd.
completed connects with on,b, doing large
ness IN passengers sni freight
The Chicago Rock Island ami rasf ,bs caso eurassp sns
Quincy and aud St. Joseph Rnoaf Computes erpec'
extend connecting Of road Omaha daring tbe ee 50 thai
four Trunk Railroads @ She s viii g''5 coad'ae :" TIE
business Of tbs Roi aud hs Cenlr Pa'ae being eopne wa
sres, energy from California meet This Gree. N.toss RELOAD ac''-'
the Corn ,rt in 1870 insure al shs ba Bot, passenger '
freight eu possibly accommodate Ths Interest these Bn being
PAYABLE 10 gold tie small per mile there can be no qus'tSs
as to their safety Company has hsion coRnins
them to The public Arrangements being Sis with Tho HsIiOsd
Banks generally tougOu. the ooun for the accommodation Of ~
,esors In these Bonds Hon r MORGAN, and The ilo~
oAKEs A,IEs Trustees JOHN J. CISCO Treasurer
Tue Bishop t;atta Percba Compnny.
SAMUEL C. BISHOP. Generd Ageat
FACTORY Nos roe 2lO and BIB Bast Twenty sfhst
OFFICE AND sALkSR00AlS Ne. li3 Lberg-st. Ees1'rt
The ORIGINAL and manufacturers In tho United Stsies ID
PURE GUTrA PKRCHA GOODS
~" - 'S' SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH CtBLgs.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

AUGUSTA. Ca Aprilsa.-A fearil tragedy occurred
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-11
Special Notices.
4 N.tionaI bfeafciae.

oos can hardly p,sk mp nsvspaSsr Of tsvn street
corner psv-.days that he dos NJ And Starring hi. in
the Acs tn. anussssmsnt that prse sossd 20 has Just
discovered pss.s which panssss for all the Ills
shst AssAb, or ~ be hsss - Thess~ wonderful"
discoveries usually have the existence Of few months
then disappear from public sotce The reason OF their
sudden extnguishment Is apparent. nsy we're hum.
has Al tAs eatsss al msdcinsl prspsrAtans hare N
equal chance Of ssccess, all are equally unknown
but the chanis soon winnowsd from the grab ~ os
practical ses. which uaprsudicsd public sppllss e
all things Their. bull few preparations Of medicine
vhieh. hare ythstood the impartial judgmsnt Of the
ptYpfe sor aay length time one ofths ne shsch ~
have now in mind and which has been long time IN
liar to nearly every household in the land is the eee
br.t.d HosTErTERs STOMACH BTrTRRs. Their
almost universal sale ani use and their emphatic er-
from sl portions OF the country compel the
szsssses shas they most be- specific sor fhssnssss
~ NJ thsy are recon nended. Letters bsisre -
- tH,r enisAsy 10 aseasss Of the throst bowsh I'D
nSuw Ia fh Sfuiy ssrrbts eompi.tns, dsvpshr. thsv
are regarded . In Pittsburgh where these
Bittsrs are manufactured their sale for hume use Ia I'M
mense This fact alone speaks volumes 10 their favor
grtracts from the kascdnns Courier Ioscd. Fet I, 1851
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