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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13

Ir has been definitely ascsrtained. II
wasn't the Fnigans. Those syhilic echoes
that startled the stiffness of night, and
seemed TO the astonished listener to take the
articulste martial semblance Of go, Feniaas,
COL" Canada can rest in peace. From this
quiet municipality goes forth no rallying call,
threat ening to disturb her security by the
belligerent gathering of Fenian hostss Nor
was the mystic utterance, '0h Toodles, o."
The sound was but the manner in which
Prof Lyman's Evolutionary Glass rush pel-
NELL into the mastery Of the dispason of Eng.
hsh vocalics.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13

Col. JONI Hay, aforetime Mr.. Lincoln
Private Secretary, was in the city yesterday.
His parents reside in Warsaw. Col. Hay has
been for some time in Paris. He comes home
chatting French as though he had been born
in the shadow of the Tuilleries, in capital
health and spirits, and after his visit to the
West he proposes to settle in New York and
60 at the practice Of law. With fine abilities
and thorough education, his youth promises
well, and bis future will doubtless be . sue
cesSful one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13

IT is true, it SHOWS like Old Arctic himself
here now, but spring is coming in good time
You will need to be prepared for il, so go and
get your Spring Clothing at Hess, Stern l.
Co.'S. They have an immense stock an Ell
sellent stock, q cheap stock, an every way
unsurpassed stock, and go there if you wan,
bargains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13

TIE CoScKRr.-Frank Lumbard's troupe
was greeted by fine audience last evening
Having done extra duty by singing at the ded-
ication Of Bro. Warnings church at ottumwx
on Sabbath, or from some other cause, Mr..
Lombard was rather hoarse, and couldn't do
full justice TO himself in the many excellen.
pieces on his programme. The entertain,
ment gave full pleasure 10 the audience, how
ever. Mr.. Hubbard Is superb singer. Mr..
Corwin sustains his part we'll. Mrs. Lum bard
sings very swee,y and without affec, alton
Thus abe pleases, albeit her voice has net
great strength or compass. Frank 10 sure of
Of Q good reception at any future return TO
Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago narxst.

Chicago msrsst.
By Telegraph cRIoAeu. March Il
Fsoar-Furn holders ecn,sni~d for full pr,ess but
buys rather back wsrt sad Gales during the early part
Of Day restricted u nnns pressing osdsrs sad
mostly confined - specified br.ads Of high srsdss Of
spring sx,rss
Wh-at-AetiSs for No spring ct 81 S55< sdvsncsd to
81 sosi W closed at 81 70 Rejected 10 good demand.
very little doue 10 No sprisg two cosusen
were settled a. $3.50
oora-so iuu. op.pIns at TsI<, closing a. 1870
fs. No 1io4il Tor winter, rsjsetsd e4os4h4.
oass-so4 siatsr ~ sA4i fresh ssGs4S1S-
Bye ~, y = 81. the former f,s vinter receipts.
sGlsy-op u. No winter ct q 10; So9a eslx es
for winter.
frovslons-sirm. and p.oders,s buspess done In
Shoulders and tie, 81 extreme prices Mes. pork hrm
but advance iae afsv outside brands oouid hav.
ben bought 80 sseza 10. bat choice brands yer.
hs;d with great mn-ss. taoazo rs ssssg refused
L4ri-Prim- IT. m sold al l2j, but mostly held 81
1754 Tor susi. - trsads.
ChfrAsu Live stsek markss.
sv Telegraph os,cAsa. March IA
Receipts I'll los logs 5p2s
Ostle-Chc'e. 70 priaie o. soa7 Is; fair to good %
s7l<Sf p, COMMON . medium 81 2sa6Ts
Hog,-choi.e % prim. s. 1877 Boz lair 70 good % 62lS
90 Q comma ~ medinn 20 76asko
81 Louis Market
By rslssrsph.l ~. Lours. March Il.
Fiour-Bsti.r grades nrmsr lower grades uassl..bI.
whest-stin. with an upward tendency.
Barley and Rys -ouiet.
oorn-Frm. - for mix ed % for yellow; - for white
oats-Lower, esaTe.
Ms~s pork- Ppm $40 rAMai
Baeoe-ste.dy: o. .Se}s Tor shoulders; lgszah 70,
| clear AIDES
| Lari--Duil Il gIs1.
whisky-Duii .ad nominal.
Cincinnati Marx.t.
By Telegraph clso,sxA,r, Asrsh IA
| Flour-Unehsaged
whest-So .psIug u So winter "a 81.
| Oorn-sl4i2
o~n-Nol siasi1r
| kye-sl 2ssi III.
Harisy--Fan 81 keRi S.
whisky-st siy; o In bond.
Mos Pork--Hsid At sac So With demand .. So
Bulk Asas-Good demand. and prices tssdiss up
vsrds city is held ssle for shsa idsss sAs1 70
sids< les4 for clear rib. ny for cissr.
LGd-uDchsnsvd country sold at IL city held at Iss
! el2h
Bast~-stesdy; 2I@8
Kgr~-as
sugsr-lihais
Cores-35Gai
view xexn Marks4.
~ Telegraph Nrw Yosx, March IL
cotton-2ses 5s for miidlitg uplsnds.
4 Elcur-Ss 50 ~ 20 for sapsrass State and wssssrr
sso1ie 20 for wss,ern ta rs for choice do; u
7ooii 50 shipping brands extra o. tii ssols 8
| for trade brands.
whsss-t7 50 Toe No Chicago, u - for strictly y
Miivsshss q so12 % for whites oaiifsssAA q FOR .,
jsetsd spring.
Ry-aesc BETTER Western q aool "a; essss parcel
Mu2t
Bsriey-ss for CANADA Western il bond; q II for Z
frss.
corn-sl oehDl 10 for mixed Western n store; 81 !
q M DO asoss; q os1l es,< sus nsw ysisv.
oass-soeet for wssssrn; ssos7 for ~ chseass I
br State.
conse-vsry Arm. bot quiet
suNr-Cubs Io5<.
Moissss-ouhs 81.
Posk-ssa sso9 n Tor M -, slesa.e q - =
essh 90 7s02i rs for "a nsss s1YoI7 y b. prsns
sD 'eo0 % fos prime nsss- Also 31ee bht nsv -
assso sa1fo2a NJ, ssiiss 81 hsy~, March anA Apsi
Bssf-ssssdy; 80 teoss - ssr prins .ss< s0os
~ ss Isda nss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13

Nss,-lex Tor cs.b~iasd lioiI,s ~ short ribsse
an ioas clear.
Ont nsss -pDio for shoulders; l5foM ~ hsns.
Iars-laoizzz for old; ii,zols3z for nov.
DaSs-3oO0 pr Ohio.
uAssss-lAoisk "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13

rHx prsr VENTILATED AID MosT LUMINOUS srxSr-
ne CoAcHrs ArIN THE WORLD-k8 accomps-
nv all night trains on this railway
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13

Stock Maxhet.
~ fdU.phl NV sosk. - -
eovuunnses securities. re- 81 iseo1; eeapsss u
ios,k sos fss "a lsroszacespons - loeoH eesose
- io71.011: DO Is loT1<oK Jan and July ise,feE
1910 cospons sTskDJk; Aug $50 1os7z05S Juns I0s1
oIc July 80 1885 American Gold 1s9AoH ~ %
ior<ok Bris ss14ok Ne '25<0s; 1ithehs:
4 sslS N " s4A0a pfd ce@1S II v SheA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13

RACoN sHOULDERS-A nice lot, just
- rseeivsI and for sale by
coxkIRvIs
nRIED APPLES Prime new, nice and
~ bright At cox AIRyfNs
nRIED PEACHEs-Choice halves. for
- sale by cox kIkvIR
NO. /. MACKEREL-Largs and fat, for
a y salsu cox &IRyfNs
RAskErs-of all kinds for sale :. a., .,,v,v.
DARBI1rssoAP-a
u Coxk TWINS.
DURE SPICES-of all kinds. at
cox TWINS
NECTARINE ToBACCo-A choice arti
y Gle. 'er sails BY tfstsl COX IRWIN
SOUND POTATOES-Free from rot-at
~ fb3 Cox IRyIss
nLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
- The genuine astieie-for saiss
fshs COX 4 TWINS.
CANNED Fruits Of all kinds, fresh and
| ~ god. Tor ie foeteol cox fRvrNs
| FRESH BUTTER fresh Eg,. and Every thing /. tn.
DIS COX a IRvIs's
SYRUP. Boston Extra, the best article
Never brought to this market, lot sale by
| dIe cox AIRyIN
|
1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13

Fsreign Markets.
BY telegraph LONDON nren L.
coussss u; Kris solx; 6 20 'S1@; To's.
LIvupooI March n
Cotton--Duli
Brssdstufs-o Quiet and steady.
LArd-Duii.
Bacon-4i for middes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13

EVERY Odd Fellow should take the Ameri>
can odd Fslloir, published at New York /,
and the official organ Of the Order in the
United States. Much of its contents are in
teresting and valuable TO the general reader
as we'll as to members of the craft.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13

PEAr.-There is more information about
peat in Lesvetts Peat Journal, published at
Boston, and the first number Of which is be-
fore us, than can be found in any other doc.
ument. Ii is issued monthly at fifty cents a
year, and those that want to be thoroughly
posted as to this little used article of fuel can
send for il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-13

All Trains run directly through to View Tofk.
@r46o NILES wfrHorr cstxoz o. CoicHu -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-05

INFORMANT TO rAxrArERs o. rm TowS or McRasAmA- -
The receiver Of taxes for the town Of Noissuis 10 now
collecting the tsxes, and taxpayers are notified THAI n
their taxes not paid before the 10th tns two
the amount 10 not paid or before NE 2Oh day Of Feb
ruary next
SALONS ON 4 srHER-0n Wednesday morning last enc
Of Ave sailors wss brought before Justice Hauptsa on
charge Of breaking the peace the night prsvioua He
and bis four companions landed n Morrisania from
Wig which came into Port Morris laden with plaster from
kVva Scotia They entered several liquor saloons 70
fussd y pay for Their drinks brske tumbls and In
mlkN the women. Complaint having been made By
ysmesk IAen o6cer Ryey sent 70 arrest them but
be only euccesed In bringing Of the parties 70 JUS
sce afey>osing severely handled BY them On payment
Of the costs and s2 70 The plaintiff the prsopsy d
eharrsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-05
TINE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

Message Of Governor BRamlotee-He Opposes
the Acceptance Of tho Csnseltusienal Amend
meut-Ssaic Aid 20 Railroads, &c.
FRAxEroRr KY, JAN I, 1861
Governor Brsmstte sent in his message to the Leeis
ature to-day He congrauiatss the Legislature upon
the prosperity and tranquility Of the State no urges
general amnesty and strongly dspreoatss civil suits for
acts committed during the war. In reference TO the
claim OF Kentucky against the United States
no says 'our claim upon the federal government for
remburssmsnt Of expenditures in support Of the
has not yet been paid Our claim yet shows balance
favor OF g. This claim has been actively
sisted the payment Of a least half million Of the
debt - enable TO discharge our oQts andng
debit but though hopes have bech hed out OF speedy
For this delay the adjustment Of the Claims Of Ken
lucky good reason, think, be given; but as
we have no mode OF coercng the debt we must abide
dicos against our State and people which may with
bold the payment, and to an awakened sense or
justice upon The part Of those whose duty
takes strong ground against the proposed constitutional
amendment. The Governor argues that two-thirds Of
quorum does not constitute twothirds Of the members
presented TO this Legislature In the pre-
scrbed by the constitution. He says:-Enteraining
this view Of the powers of the Congress 70
propose amendmcnts the amendment submitted TO your
consideration IL not regarded coming with the
ton Of tho constitution aud therefore should b rejected
will only say that were the provisions as acceptable
proposed conformity with the requirements Of the
constitution, would be sufcent to compel their rcjec
tion and moro especially when they are held out s
condition, president TO admitting rights already &C.
cured by the existing constitution.
Z bill was introduced In tho Senate authorizing ten
thousand dollars per mile State aid 70 be paid railroads
to be constructed In Kentucky, upon satisfactory exhibit
Of the ability Of the company claiming II 70 complete
and equip their road
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

Jersey ctty.
TaE wTsKEy SnzrRk-Ths wtiskcy seized Q. the
Erie Railway depot Thursday was claimed on behalf
Of Ogden shuan brewers on Washington street, near
Tenth, New York. who cont With cart to take 10
away. A soon, however, as four barrels had been
placed upon the cart the detective seized both vehicle
and burden. u Is considered that Mcssrs. Ogdsu 4
that barrels which sent from the brewery with beer
return with contents OF . mere fery nature.
HohCken.
wAyIAIp Axp RoRpHD.-0n Thursday evening, shortly
before dark young man named Edward r. Bakor, who
was collecting bills during the day for q firm insNcw
York, around Hudson City, returning TO Hoboken
and had reached the vicinity Of tho Rock Tavern when
ne was sci upon BY Two runfans, one n stawart
despersdo with red whskers Bakcr was knocked down.
valuable ring breast pin, and even the studs were
plucked from his shirt The ring was q boodstone
bearing the initials &C l. u. TO T. r. R.n other ins;g.
ncam articles were taken also, end the young
hood that cattle drover was rcbed and stripped al.
most naked few weeks ago by the garro.ing process
Newark.
ARsFsr os mn BUnerAR VINO SHCf MRs wARp.-Not-
wffhsssDdins the fact that the eoacors Of tho
opinion thai they had already secured the real would be
murderer az Mira Aaren Ward, another negro has been
arrested who proves 10 Be the real onccr Becker,
accompanied By private citizen PANIED Mark Corbt
assistance Of New York detective he arrested negro
named John Jerome, but who 10 known By the alias Of
George Thompson. Tho property stolen from the res.
oence Of Mr. Ward hes oil been recovered aud abe thief
Who vas taken On % Nswask . nov safely isdgsa =
STATE Pson Of New Jersey having been sent Ssrs ey
'acses In height
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-05
oua EASTERN spvADHoNs.


Reports Of Rear Admiral Bell and Captain
(oIdsborough-The Whereabouts Of Oar
Asiatic and East Indian SQuadrons.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 4 l705.
The Navy Department has received from Acting Rear
Admiral Bell, commanding the Asatdc squadron, ~
port Of the distribution and Of the vessels
in that squadron for september The report ID dated
on board the Hartford ct Ykohama, Japan, on the Sd
day Of October
On the LIST os September the Hartford Wyoming and
wachusstt were At anchor OF Jeddo, whore they bad
besn taken give effect the rst appearance there OF
our new Minister TO Japan, and on the 18th Of thai
month the wachusett despatched 70 Hong Kong for
the protection OF American interests tho adjacent
waters She directed 70 proceed through the inland
Of Japan. FOR the purpose OF obtaining
for tho Minister with regard 70 the going on In that
ueighborhood between the Tycoon and the Prince Of
Naggaso the reports through the japanese authorities
being very unreliable
The latter q believed TO have gained considerable ad
vantages, and the Tycoon h reported dead.
5 Rear Admiral Bell had received communication
that would reach Singapore about the LIST Of Decen
be and had despatched orders for him TO visit Lyaue
The Wyoming II detained Ut Yokohama on account Of
the continued III health Of her crew. largo number Of
men having suffered with Intestinal diseases Cold
weather, however had greatly improved their health,
and the health OF the entire squadron fe reported -
having greatly improved since last report
Dispatches have also been received at the
from Captain Godsborough commanding the shenan-
doah under date Of November IL 1885, announcing his
arrival Calcutta British India eight days from Point
de- Gale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-05

~. WORK During the L0st ear.
The annual report Of the Croton Aqueduc Dcparmsae
win be ready and will show that the receipts Of the
department during tho last twelve months have bssa
larger than in any previous year. amounting -
81, ll3,2oS This Is made up as foliows:-wassS
rents $Os5 $685. penalties, $4,000; permits for coasso
tion with the water pipes $1,000 sewer connections
$4,000 and other smaller items The account Of grcs
expenditures is not yet completed with tho exception o.
the following tems-wsttr pipes and lying, $24 s6oB
salaries In ali departments $p2 1888 7g f8 en- i.
Large amounts have boon expended ont Of this fund
for sewers, ravemen,s, nc, which viii ultimately b
assessed upon property and returned 70 the public tre
suy During the last year about 10 600 feet OF waer
main and 600 yards Of stone block paving have been
laid down In addition TO this nine miles OF sewers have
been constructed mile and half Of brick and
miles and quarter Of sonewaro pipe, and number ~
other public works carried to greater less degree
Of completion. Tho great dam for the impending,
reservoir In the troon valley Kent Putnam county,
and the reseryoir and tower ut Manhattsnvie viii both
be finished 1893 The capacity Of the former reservoir
is to be 4sl 900 cubic feet 2sS 600 coo United
States gallons The number Of buildings u The CITY
which use Croton water II over %, COO, an Ia
crease Of 1900 the preceding year. Several ~
this hotels ss 50 900 OF 600 gallons OF watsr day.
ana ,hsm pasd for IL 600 gallons durDg ts
year. gas company lass year used 900 GsiIcss
distlery $4,000, 900 aud sugar refinery 26,0os Ca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-05

The Board met yesterday afternoon, Prssdsn, Green
IN the chair.
cARRrAeE BILL
resolution In favor Of paying Edward Van Rasst
t22l for carriages furnished 81 the funeral Of Captain r.
J. Henry was adopted
PaorosKp DONATION INDUSTRIAL scHoof.
report OF the Committee on Donations granting
600 10 the Catholic industrial School Forty second
street occasiened considerable debate Messrs Roberts
and Pullman opposed the resolution ccntendng that the
public school system and the Institutions on the isard
Afforded sufficient provision for the education and suse
nance Of poor children The resolution was lost for want
Of Q constitutional vote
After adopting number Of routine papers the Boud
adjourned 70 mees this afternoon
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ATROCITIES N TINE PAR WEST.
SPECIAL rElEeaAn TO TINE HERALD.

Double Murder In 1flssouri-Detaals 81 the
killing Of Mr.. Leihy and his Clerk In Arr
roma Territory-Terribio Mattlation Of the
Bodies, DC. 80,
LxAvcwoRrH, Kansas Jan =, 1857
VIM. Van Dcventsr and wife were murdered on the
evening or the 2eth ult Hickman Mii In Monroe
county, Missouri. They were nrsd upon through the
window. Mr. Van Devsntsr being Instantly killed and
his wife surviving in unconscious state until morn
Ing Three negroessnd two white mon are supposed 70
In gold, found IN the house. -
The Iriroma Mjna Of November 80 has the following
tendent OF Indian Affairs in that Territory, and NJ.
Evarts his clerk, on the 18th Of November In Bells
ascd HIS head having been mashed with stones, his
arms and legs broken In many places and his heart torn
out while pair OF bullet mouds were left tn Its place
Mr. Evarts' head severed from tho body and lled
with aYroHu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-05

PoEny-"Tm Nsw YEu," by GaAn a. Honn; Dam.
WIDOWS Ksrnso." by Lourss Rrvmas-bo,h ~rsssAs
for the wEExLr HxnALn Lax
II also consains-Ths Highly Important Europeas
News Of the past Week. received by the Atlantic Gable
and the Mails, embracing Special Dispatches and
Correspondence relative TO the Fonisn Movsmens ths
Mexican Question, the Canadian Revolution. 30 Our
Washington Dispatches. containing all the News trans
pirng In the Capital CITY, with fun special report o.
the Grand New Years Reception At the White Houss;
The Fsnians In Canada; List Of the Rebel Disntanss
who have been pardoned by the President; the Las
Snake Story; full report Of the
GREAT OCEAN YACHT RACE
recently won BY the Henrietta In the remarkable ''ms
Of thirteen days and twenty-five hours with an account
Of the Honors rendered to our American Ysch,mep by
Queen Victoria and her People, and Description Of the
Contesng vcsss With Sketches Of the respective Zap
ains thereof Last Of the Governors Of all sts,es
and Territories; Summary Of the Railroad and steam.
boat Diasstsr and Fires which occurred daring tho
the year 1893; The Current News Of the Week. en-
bracing al interesting Political and Local Events,
and the Latest News from Mexico. tho West In.
dies, South America, the Pacific 10 The Fashions.
a reported oniciAily BY our special correspondent
in Paris; Varieties; Our Musical and Theatres,
Review for the week; Faostss; Foreign Gossip;
Artistic, Scientific, Mining, Religious and Literary
Intelligence; Editorial Articles on the proIninenA
topics Of NE day; Our Sporting Record. giving rspors
q various Turf Pedestrian, Puglistic and other sport
Ing events; Our Agricultural Budget containing vain
abb and Interesting reading for Farmers and 0Ardcners
Reviews Of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods, and boo, and
Shoe Markets; Financial and Commercial intelligence;
Marriages and peashs; Advertisements and accounts o.
I'll important and interesting events Of ,hs week.
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Five copies, %; Ten copies, sia Single copies, five
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Hpxaas 70 THE REBEL STERLING pace.

v \ n ~ NEW VhIkArb, = Ico5
Ex-Governor Sterling Price, Of Missouri. who was
officially recognized a. Major General In the rebel
army, bat was famiarly known ~ old Pop Price
arrived In this city few days ago from Nsxco whittier
he had ned at the termination Of the war and s
his way back TO Missouri. He was quite lion among
the rebels during his stay In New 0roans The hotels
were thrown open to hum, important positions wore
rendered him and tract Of land containing hundred
acres in Texas presented TO him. He also offered
his choice Of the river steamers 70 convey HIM and hs
his return 70 tho country but no action has yss bssa
tak0n In hts case
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-05

yudgs Hsan Disposed Of some nen-ury cases ysstsr.
day. Among thsn that Of York Doe The plain
u6 Il seaman, and he alleges that the dsfsndans On
board mp tina high ssss, struck him with iron
bar snicsss serious injurss The defendant admitted
the ASSAULT but pleaded hss the conduct Of the pisnt
who held lpifs 10 his hand threatening 70 stab Per.
con on boar obliged him 10 resort 10 violence The
Judge aid u ought 70 BE- wen understood BY ssaihrng
hsy hsl soS any Usht 70 resort shs Of such dan.
eerous weapons a. iron bars Law and usage gave cap
iains and masters n vessels entire authority 70 iron
nuttnous members Of their and assistance
for shs purtoss ssesSy. Csusssl fes ths ssfspdsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-05
SALES Of REAL ESTATE.

me following sales Of estate made yesterday
by. Aessrs A. J. Blocker, Son Co..
House and lot No. los West t0th street, lot
ne sxloo. .sI2soe
asniOO .-...-............'..., i,lIs
sssiCo. ssss. :. -: ... M LIE
lots north side 10th street, 100 feet east or Sd =
avenue, 2sxX block, each. : ................. lAs
do adjoining, each Observation-Disclosures. l2es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-05

= NEW ORIKANs, Jan 3, 1907.
A confidential correspondence has taken place among
prominent soushcmsn and conservative politicians North
with view Of making General Phil sheridan their cand-
date FOR the Presidency. Il asserted that this was the
object OF Frank BIars visit TO this city Blars two hours
interview yesterday with sheridan may have had refer
10 this Blair left tonight Tho Congressional Riot
Committee closed and left to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-05
Speech Of darcy Niece.
caMpIIluN OF the BANKS o. MAlus.

sia af ArousrA, Me-, Jaa. z, HsoI e
The annual report or The Bank Commissioners shown
that Of the sixty mine banks in the STATE nina sn
main under the State charter nineteen esosaAs -
under the 1884, inte nAonal
banks under the act Of 1861 and havo hsen si
larry converted under the acts OF 1885, The crcoaiiOn
December 2, 1885, So Se4 513; circulation ~ the
da.o OF the examination for 1895, $3.50 o37 Tbey
securities $685. city and town securisIc. es2s l23s
total 40 900 Oh - DtA --A' -
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the uEDr Or sosruH.

u#s Bosron, Jam 4, 1857
The consolidated debt Of this city on the 8la Of De-
csmSer was $1,000, s7s. The means on hand in the
Treasury 70 pay this reach % 80S 626 The net debt Of
the ds6t during the past year was e7Ss, eoe