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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-12

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bern Stobrs 9eforoert miro.
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Oo 10 Gents, aus Subst'S.
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5uber's.
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fstllien, aus 6uttr's.
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fsilasn. aus Subfr's.
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fen, aus Subsr's
@ae bas pbise fam p5lts 20 percent pobl>
fetsr aus Subsr's Sstauft psrben, ale 1onlipu
Cisielbs lino srbaltin aus ben 51npen bon Wauu
fatturtasn unb Smpurteursn, unb ta mir b.iu,
@rOben unp Rlensn p,rfaufsr, Hnb tpi r sntItblsl,
fen irssno sinen StOtr In Gasntaup unter,upsr,
faufsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-12

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unb ,par an bem StUtr Don
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@itp Illentaun.
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bic tsrdtmts etplss. bic ftr 9ud sutnetet iins,
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SrpabipaD,
unb In gSatrtsIt ale Qrten auf pelGe mir 70 psit
unIsre 6dnbr lsJen fpnntsn-unb wsrOsn ,u benz
Dspartemsnt apbirsn, 70 idnta als ie esma6t
psrotn unb an DrsiIsn pslGs aller Competition
trpb bsten.
3u fDlhen int mittleren Mlter
g1pllsn mir iasen Dae unfsr Departsmen
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tommsn, 70 rpie bic StYtse bic Srfrtebiauna ae,
ben--unb bic Drst1s. lfnb ,,nur Elm GsIans" ss.
gen bsnjsnt8tn ris lfe fritr parsn.
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6aben isir Su Iassn: Dae mir strabe bic
Sitter fatsn bic quo ssfallsn unb frob fibl,n
maGen-3 tief, tirf unb tisf, nit allen 9rei.
ten, bon 8anban une an rebsrsn prslsn.-Hufet
an uno iitsrssust eu6 isItR.
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Scafdnbisiis aiIcrtsmsnt fir Fe bat.n, ooe no6
ie bem Dublfum anssbutsn wurps.-gpir fGnnfn
gu& bsfrisbissn In Gursm @sI6mad, unb tGnnsn
@uG terrliGe ,8tts" In alien artsn ron
Siiten in Strpb, Sraibs, ytitre, Sur,
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tommsn labsn,-@ibt uns sinn @nIpru&, iunss
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5absn mir sinsn isbr pdbl&en gOuutb, unp
pfrtsn bisistrn ppbIfstl psrtaufsn.
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Sstr banfbar fir bic &unbi&aft ptlGt r II
stsbem ssncbn babsn. tpffsn mir bab Sbr g In
&ursm Sntsrseen s fnbsn tptrest, b tG,lbt
fort3uItBsn.
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unlsr Mptto III ngBtr labrn uns bw .tbaue BON
gliemanb untsrpfrfaufsn, rinsrIr ob ausfr. uprr
ianfrbalb ben Cities"
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aaentaun, III Der 9Ias, ssrab' srssnii6sr benz
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5utsn fnbet-uno spar BEL
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gpril 8. 1867 note
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-12
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smtientn. " mQm wv pm y VI " :

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-12

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! Oct. is. 1867. Roky
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-12
Ssffnst irinsn ssmbtnIi6tn uns.beutrn unp ele.
eanten Stod bon
SpatjaDr5 9reBQiiter,

@nhltcBeno alIs Die ncueten Gntrptrfsn ftir bic
ais:
@ewbbnliAe unb fgurirte 9 Sstben. bon i,ber
5arbs, unb Stgle. an srubsn 8argatns t.
6ren@ Werino 0 ppn autn Benrrnuraeu.
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tirte Do, an bsrabs.isBttn Yr,ilen, bic tsasn
Stslss bic in eelr @ttp stfunten mtrpen fDn-
men; qDUllsne Oelains in alien Ear,
ben BON rs bis 95 Gents, boppslte greite =
Hepps. g meree, @pb baras,
DeIatnc, SaronpY1aib, an VrsiIsn
wsl&s bic meiR Stsptiidsn atsr,susen pcn ben
Offrirten Oroftn gaewsssrinntn.
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benbtit an bslitren Bargains.
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tet an einr ritaunlttbcn ptrablesuna.
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8iersdt9t, ncue s5tptss.
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crtsmsnt pca.
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meilt @tfabrren, in rtrsn 8cnntniB man 3utrausn
babsr muB, a9en, oog CT eiui9s Sitter fir peniosr
pertauft ais iit tt;,a SrcEtauf sstuu psresn tGu.
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8leine Yrpfite,
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iparen, une mob babel utrfbsrt fsin DAP bic Sitter
9sraoe eas iinb fur mas hs rtprsfsntirt werbsn.
Sstne prsils msrS,n tsInabs tdslt9 repifrt, unb
20 mirb 3usesebtn, bab iie Der Stanps
arb in Dem Warft fnb.
partsisn psIhs bic Gitr brudcn unb eritt gaFe
8rcdenpaaren III taufeu rpunlhrn, inoen es su ib.
rem SntersItn. piefss GtatliIsment fir prstfe
ourb,uthsn uuo fls wcreen finben paF fis nit bsns
isnissn nor Dem arissc 9lsihftbsu.
NiItcu g. 8rdmer,
9essnttsr Dem ..aolsr Sctsl" Centre Square,
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September II, 1867. na6p
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-11-12
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
FROM CHICAGO.

CHIcAGo, May 8. +
+ No fires have occurred of say consequence
since the burning of the elevator at South
Branch. Il
The following is published this morning ~
the opinion ofparties interested in this mat
ter. The Board Of Underwriters held i
meeting yesterday ahernoon, st which the
subject was under discussion. and il 10 UNDER
stood that the unanimous opinion Of that
body wss, thatthe 6rs vas the work Of an
ineendiary. No indgnifcant corroboration
Of this belief arises from the fact alleged
70 hs~s been true by police officers on the
ground, that when the flames attacked the
second elevator, and there was evsey chance
thstit vosld be destroyed, shout arose
from - many as q hundred voices, and one
pG1non vAs heard 10 cay, That's The Gay 10
sseye the sons Of D."
Tie Central Committee Of the eight-hour
men have seat circulars to the organisation,
protesting against the violence Of the mob,
and stating their opinion thai their demon.
strations are doing gooddcal Of harm to the
eight>hour men, and would perhaps ruin
their cause. #s1 s@ e
All was quiet yesterday, and careful pre-
parations have been made to guard against
trouble To-day il is believed that men will
60 70 work, and that the trouble would
soon subside.
On Friday evening, Miss Mary Stuart st>
temp&ed to take her life. The facts deyel-
oped from this circum stance, are very psiaful
and distressing. She is woman heretofore
bearing IN excellent character, and msn-
ber d the NJ. e. Church. She is the victim
of over confidence in man that she loved and
who, If accounts be- correct, had promised
to marry her. She appesies 10 him q save
her rom the disgrace, BY all the consaders-
tions of bis position, and circumstances, yet
he was ncs ioee touched, end lelt h<tto ter
fate, toattsmps her own life. The child died
and Miss Stuart new q lies az the point oi
death.4 ss 8fg9B
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 8.
The eight-hour trouble in this city is nearly
at an end The workingmea are gradually
resurhins work, and they are not nolested,
under the old system. In some few instances,
under special arrangement, men are working
eight hours for eigh, hours pay, but these
are exceptional casss. hss - r4suzM
Advices from Bloomington. H.. to day
says about 500 employees hs. Chicago,
Alton b St. Louis Raiiro< Il thAa place
gave notice that they shouf hereafter quit
work at clock p. m. The company inn
'medassly discharged them all. The EN-.
ployees' of the same road at East St. Louis
were driven from their Work this morning,
and the officer of the road telegrsphed to the
Governor for protection.
All the employees of the c. B. b @. r. R.
car works at Aurora, numbering about 400
men, have resumed work under the old time
system. ~ s -
The illinois Central r. R. shops in Chica-
60 are aH closed. end the company refuse TO
accept the eight hour system.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
LATE GABLR DRSPAfeHEs


LoSnos, May 8.
The Morning Pea ia an editorial, to,dy /.
expresses the opinion that the Government
will not execute the death psnelty passed on
the condemned Fenians, Burke and Doran.
q LosDos, Nay e--Esening.
The Chinese rebellion is reported spread
ing. The rebels are threatening Nankin.
The Derby Goversment hes csaasd TO op>
pose the proposed reform meetings.
The great Reform meeting in contempla-
ton for some time, occurred st Hyde Psrk
to-day. As was expected vast crowd Of
pespas vas in staesdsace, shossh shsrs ~
fsw spSaksrs No iotoos proceediau uhst-
ever occurred, and the services Of the police
we're not required Not one Of the extra
policemen, Who had been sworn in for the
occasion, vas present. The meeting was Of
verysh duration end the maititnde dis
perssd without any disorder.
nf1 Sr. PErnsBvKo, Nay 8.
The ice went out Of the river Ners and
hsrbor to-day, and the perts Of S. Peters,
burg and Constsndt are again open to com
merce.
LIVERPOOL, May 9.
The steamers Hibernian and New York
arrived ct Glasgow to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM NEW YORK.
NEw YoaK, Ms

New YosK, May 0.
The Board of Councilmen to-day adopted
resolutions IN opposition to the action of the
Police COMMISSIONER transferring the iuris>
dction over licenses for theaters, emigrant
boarding hoases, pawnbrokers, hacks, cars,
omnibuses and drivers, DC. from the Mayor
and Aldermen to themselves, without this
said warrant Of law. and requesting the
Mayor TO Immediately interpose the full pow
er and authority vested in him, BY any rsso-
luton OF the Common Council or charter u
the city, to save all such persons harmless
from neglect to comply with orders from the
police authorities in respect to licenses, in
order thereby to test the constitntionality OF
the act by which the contemplated transfer
from the city Of the few remaining municipal
rights is made.
A riot occurred in liquor saloon in Brook
lyn, on Sunday. Two policemen were badly
beaten in attempting to arrest the proprietor
for violation ofthe excise law. Some twenty
or thirty persons we're in the room, and a
desperate fight ensued. The officers drew
their revolvers to save their lives, when sew
eral ofthe rioters drew pistols and threatened
10 blow their brains out. The officers finally
escaped, and. going to the station house,
procured assistance. On their return the
plaee was closed The proprietor Of the So
loon was subsequently arrested.
Michael Farrell, tailor, was murdered
this afternoon by Owen Sullivan, also tailor,
whose wife had been cohsbiting with Farrell
The murderer has not been arrested.
The United States ship, Guard, arrived
from the Mediterranean, brought tweaty-six
officers from the European squadron.
Missionary meetings commenced yesterday
and continued to day. The American Mis-.
sonary Association report that there are a
million school children among the freedmen,
who need 70, 600 teachers. There are now.
b, wever, less than 1900 in the field. Al
least 20, 600 freedmen learned to read within
the year, Receipts, last year, S25S, 600;
during seven months ofthis fiscal year, $l66
OOO
The Tribune says; We have conclusive ev
ider ce that no offer to release Mr.. Davis ha,
been made, and no communication of any
kind or subject has passed between him and
the Executive. ~ sac Ai
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
GOLD CLOSED 1877 Ia.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Nrw YoRK, May 6.
The Times special says: The time Of the
Attorney General has been 30 fully engaged
with the njuHetion cases, that he has not yet
completed hislopinion on the disfrsnchise-
ment clauses Of the Reconstruction act.
The Judiciary COMMITTEES are nov all here.
Mr.. Westherby, of South Caroiina, is
among the late arrivals of Witnessed He
will be remembered ~ the gentlem.n who
bad conversation With the President, last
November, IN which the President was sup,
posed to have advised him against the adop-
ton of the Constitutional Amendment, and
il is on this point that he will be Questioned.
The Trsbuat $ special says: The friends of
Jefferson Davis have sent request that he
formally petition the President Tor pardon.
ttesed States District Attorney Chandler
toshts flied 4 written request with she Pres
ldent, i'r au order % ne toIam4ndant st
Fortress Monroe. se deliver Ar. DAVIS to the
r..ed States Marshal, IN case the process
shaii b. issGca ~ arlug the prisoner before
a. Laltf1 States sircAtt Court or Judge
Understood. lhe order ~riii probably be IS
s9ea lu acufG@Dce with that request, to-
morrow.
An impression prevails that whsu Mr. Da>
vis gets into the custody Of the Marshal and
under the jurisdiction of the Court, the Press
ident ceases 10 have control over the prlBos
ner. This is q mistake. The President can
pardon either before or after the trial OF the
accused, and his authority to release the
prisoner is not affected BY the question Whose
custody he may be in.
The report originating in q New Yoik
evening paper that Postmaster General Han.
dali hsd teadsred his resignation TO the Pres
ident, 70 be used at the latter's discretion. ID
unfounded. 1t is denied both by the Presi-
oent and General Randall
A telegram from Gen. Sherman, ct ST.
LOUIS, received to-day, says that Gen Green
Clay Smith IS 10 that city, and ssarts for Mon.
tans tomorrow. Arms have been sent 10
that territory, aud it is understood that with
these Arms the people of the territory will
protect themselves.
Gen. Augur viii soon be among the Indi-
ans, who have oecasioned the alarm to act
ing Gov. Meagher. The arms are not to be
used unless Gen. Sherman shall sanction the
call OF actual necessity. -
Among the runners to>night is one to the
effect that Isaac Newton, of the Agricultural
Bureau, is to be superseded, and ex- Gov.
Holbrook is to be appointed in bis place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
From WASHINGTON.
WAsu1scrox, Nav

wAsHISGrox, Mayo
In the Supreme Court this afternoon, At
torney General Stanbery closed the argu.
men. in the Georgia and Mississippi iujuDc>
tioa cases. He spoke - 70 the Renesnl
principles involved, and denied a. heretofors,
that these cases had any place in court. They
we're not within the jurisdiction of court oi
equity, such - the Constitution provides.
1hem vas in no basis OF property on which
relief could be given Georgia and Miasissippi,
according to bills filed. he undertook TO
speak for oil people besides of the ten South
ern States, over which reconstruction acts
we're TO operate; only two we're here. 1t was
not known TO the contrary that the remain>
ing States we're dissatisfied, for they had not
presented any bill Of grievances. The Law
gave . citizen the right TO vindicate himself,
and could do this ~ successfully - q State
could for hun. The counsel on the other
side had invoked the court to save their lib
critics iron destruction, to preserve The integ-
rity Of the States on whose behalf they ap-
pearsd. Bat, said the Attorney General,
there vas no inherent power for thai purpose
in tins court for Congress might 20 act q 70
destroy e6Gency Of the court, by inpesching
Judse1 q falss accusations, os BY denying
salaries requisite to their support. It rested
with the people, however, TO secure the hon
esty and right doing Of their Lesisiatures,
and on this basis one must look for the pres
ervation Of the rights Of citizens, and Of the
guaranteed rights Of Safes.
No further proceedings took place on the
question, and the court adjourned immedi.
atsly On the eonclusian of Stanberys arr
gumeut.
Tie War Dspsrtmsat, in accordance wilh
Al AZ "A n a
dered he comm2u1er ~ Foss Mowros, 10
obey the writ Of ks6eas oovyas. for the pro.
ducticn CT the body Of Jef. Davis in the
Unite ID States Circuit Court, at k,chmend, on
Monday next
A dispatch from Richmond says tho Ghand
Jury for the United States District 4 are
in the city, and were empanneiled shiS morn.
ing. They have three colored men among
them from Alexandra.
In the Criminal Court, to day, the appeal
OF the counsel for Sanford ConQver was Al
loved, and the court granted stay ofexecu,
tiou on the sentence until the first ofJsne.
In the Kansas case before the Supreme
Court, it WAS decided thai the lands Of the
Shawnee tribes cannot be taken BY the au-
thority thereof, on the grounds that these
Indians, by treaty, are under the protection
of the United States Government, and still
preserve their tribal organization
The receipts OF internal revenue day, is
$73s,572-
The steamer Western Star arrived at Que
bee to day from Liverpool.
NEv YoRK, May 6.
The Herald Wash . yton special says the
present japanese Commissioners, in this
country. ~ reported before, purpose obtain
ing advice - to the best means Of defense
against irosclads. II is reported also thai
they wish TO settle with contractors for sev.
erai ships they failed to receive, Only one be-
ing sent, and she not coming up TO their ex,
pectatiou.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
Fk0x sPRINGFIELD.
CurcAoo. Maya.

CHICAGO, May 9.
The Journals Springfield special says: No
general understanding has yet been arrived
at between The employers and employees Of
this city, regarding the eight hour question.
Nearly silthe machine shops, mills and pri-
yste" enterprises are at stand still, while the
men are los6ng around the corners, but per-
sfectly quiet aud harmless. learn that the
men are willing to commencs work at the
eight hours basis, with proposition reducing
the wages, but the employers are unwilling to
do so. Hovit viii evsntuAte cannot be fore
seen.
The Governor Leaves to-pouow sveninR
for your city, TO deliver two lectures on Egypt
and Palestine before the University Of Chi
cago.
The regular meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees Of the Industrial University viii be held
to-morrSw, ct Urbana. The msmbsn will
do we'll TO bear this in mind, a. highly impor-
tont bet6sns riD b transacted.
The Depebsenn Couvsu1Son q ~ Second
Gnn1 Ditisisn q Judiciall 81 Illinois, win Be
held in this city 70 morrow, for the purpose
Of nominating Judge and Clerk for the Di.
vision, 10 succeed the present incumbents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
FROM ALBANY.

ALsASY, May 8.
This morning John Lerey alias Red Lear
aa.arresied. on a.requisition from the Gov
fnor u Miebiean, and brought hsfs. aAd
lodged in jail, was rescued from officer John
son, of Michigan The officer was placing
irons OH the prisoner when murderous as
sault was made on him by the prisoner and
half dozen of his friends Who had collected
at the Jail. The officer and jailor Cavanagh
we're eogerpowered. aud the party saccseded
in getting away With the PRISONER, Who Va,
charged with attempted murder and othel
crimes. Johnson ives badly beaten, and wal
fortunate in escaping with bis life, As the as,
ssiiants were all armed with revolvers. They
are still ~ Kx1s,s III TT8nra
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
FROM AUGUSTA.

Nsw YoaK, Nay g.
thsa two United States soldssfs Avs bess
hung in Eddy6sld district, South Carolina, BY
. posse of citizens. No pretext 10 givsa for
the outrage by the latest accounts. An sfi>
Ger in the army, With guard, we're ON thsir
way to iavsstieats He matter. - *
A meeting Of the Republican club of Pc
tersburg, Virginia, was recently held in that
city, at which about one hundred and ffty
persons were present. A platform Of the
Rict mond Convention was adopted, and Q
committee was appointed to make arrang-
ments for the establishment ofa Republican
paper in that city, and 10 procure and raise
within the city limits the United States
flag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
FROM CHARLESTON.

,t.# NEw YonK, May 9.
The .Heralds Charleston special says
Senator Wilson wss..conpelled to abandon his
visit to Savannah and remained in Charleston
yesterday. He proposed to wind up his
Southern campaign by visit to Kentucky
Charleston he said that he would favor con-
oppressed BY the planters for voting The Re-
publican ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

e = 8 Z -. S. Ht1rtl0, May r.. ]
Aeale pssvailsd b1re, anx - Aio1na
lssts 4u6ntisy q 4osti5g ies ,ia fso9t Of ths
rasbot. ne BY b dspsstlly 6l6ek66 M
ice. There - . largs esst q sssssIs 10 the
aea|ea "a; hound ....sd as.s: s,.s,,zA
the Canada shore, Saturday, and ssashy Il
fwsivs feesuf vusss. Fussy shuussud buuh.
Ese if1xhy ~ tr =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
-FDox AURORA.

III AURORA, ILL.,, No g.
y fsets having been msde By some Of the
eieho pnr' men akainst thosa Who ars still at
VOL the railresa shess. Mayes Gssssn -
sued { peocIan.sien this Poring, orls4ug
ell AheenAos.s e - caossd for l6 hours, and
tAes the police fasss bsslssuethened. The
Asa "A nov beng psid ,hsir lat month, >
wASe&s pne hundred mDre resumed -Eorf
to6yuskipe in alt aofle Iope ISlf Xthe
former number employed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
FROA PHILADELPHIA.

...a ... PHILADELPHIA, May g..
In the cricket match the Philadelph,s Club
beat the Young America by 16 runs. Balti-
more Csc and j. H. Rogers we're indicted
with s. II. Metz, on charge Of embezxhng
the funds Of the Mechanics National Bank,
in the Circuit Court.
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FROM HARRISBURG.

HARRisBuRe, May 9.
:. The eight hour labsr bill which passed the
Hosse renamed In the Senate, in the hands
d he JUdfciaEy Connittee, to the end Of
the session, and never came up in the Senate
for confirmation.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRrREss HosRoE. May 6.
Admiral Palmer has transferred his flag
from the Snsquehannah to the Desoto, and
viii sail shortly for the West Indies.
The SusqnehaAnsh sails to morrow for
Portsmouth, N. II.
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