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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-01
HEADQUARTEHs rIRar MILITARY DISTRICT.
L.

HEADQUARTERS fIRaT MILITARY DIsTRICT)
hICHIoyD, October IS, l:S7.
Spccidl orders No IL
NOTICE,-Th polls will he rc.opencd
~ tomorrow morning 1T O'clock NJ ths PSO.
PLE'S STORE, No ltD0 MAIN STEEEC. between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. All who haTs
little money TO ,psnd ana want great bargains
must come early ard purchase your scods from
the Peoples store before the crowd becomes SO
great that you cannot got In.
havs Just received my third supply of IA L
and WINTER DRY GOODS Ny good. are bought
for cash, and am off ring them cheaper lhan any
other house in this city, and Will be sold &C Al.
yerttscd below:
Extra fine French Merinos all colors 81:
The very'fnsst Empress Cloth, all coors, 81;
ne Alpacss, all colors, Sec.
The very finest All wool solid color Mousse
LANES, Sec:
Poplirs, silk. striped aud plain. SOC.
Extra line Moussolnine De LANES, Soc;
Shepherds Paids. very fne sc
Flannels, white and colored all wool, sec. and
up;
Extra iO.4 Bed Blankets, IS.
A thousand ard one other articles equally ~
cheap. too numerous to mention.
Remember tho Peoples store IA not connected
with any other concern In this city.
A LEVY.
Remember the sign. inscribed the People, Dry
Goods Store, No laC9 Main street, between Four
teentb and Fifteenth. oc p
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GREAT SACRIFICE
VI OF DAMAGED SHAWLS,
which am selling very low : also, a large assort-
ment Of latest etyIe CLOsk5, ju-t recelved from
tho New I ork auctions, which / VIII sell very
cheap = -
at II per yard:
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at Csc. per yard;
Black aud col Orsd ALPACAS;
Latest STYLES hLPACAS. very cheap;
FiCc MERlNOS +; all wool DEbAlNESi
Plaid POPLlNo;
OPERA FLANNEL, large assortment;
WORSTEDS of all descriptions
Ladies and gents UGDERWEAR, good assort-
ment:
Boys SOCKS. from aucton, very cheap;
CASHMERE fer boys aud mems wear;
French CaI.iC"ES, very low;
BuGLE TRIM MlN3 and RIBBONS.
have engaged the services Of the following
gentlemen, VITO would be- pleased Ia ,erve their
friends JAMES =. ATKIssOS, WILLIAM II. WAT
HIEs, and WILLIAM SLADE.
JULIUS MEYER,
No 5g7 Broad street. between Fifth and Sixth, op-
pOsite New Market. &C Ism
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Majority for Convention. j,455
-
Total number Of white votes cast...... 76nSi
Total number Of colored votes cast. %, 10
Total number of votes cast ..... 100, 229
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DrM. Goods.

: - -
rARDOZO, ALSOP 81 FOUROr.
" REAH, Ho.o'8 Broad street. below MINI
We are now receiving from New York per svs,v
steamer 'arke additions to our already sttra ,,I,
stock Of b II GOODS. Among other thipas W.
call sspet ! attention the following -
Assortmsnt OF Carpets from sue,ion, very low
size snd color, Of Kid GloEes. At 81 IS Der pai,
also, Jouvth's. Princs,s, and Tra'on,e Kid Glo7s.
full line OF Lisis and sils Gloves and Uost.r
gdRings Insertinss. Bands, yaiusooks, aud ca,
brlcs. In large var iety -BIssshsd and Brogn
sheetings and Shtrt!ngs; grsa. bsrgains In H,n5
ksrchlefs. Towels, and Ho15e-furnishing Good,
generally. O'4'
In DKBsS GOODS We have everything nav ;.
the New York market. We mantion, Saod.o,s1na
Empress Cloths. plain and figured Silk WIS
PoDlins, Poplin Alpacss. Broche Popiins: mi
and complete assortment OF Mourning Gco..
Plain, Fancy. and Black Silks Irish popltr. B.
We have engaged the services OF Messrs. job,
O. Chiles. Tt omas D. Quarles, \. = LYON. ~
william P. Mayo formerly OF Biutort, Nav =
Blair, who will bs glad 10 serve their friends
mol -CARD0Z0. ALSoP & POURQCRR,y
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NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS

THOMAS r. PRICE 4 CO
have JUS. received additional supple. Of ETru
and DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS also. HgAvy
STAPLE and HcUSEKEEPITG GOODS
To which the attention OF their friends and ., j.,
pub lie are called. Among those just opened vii
be found "''
ALEXANDRIA POPL!NS. colored and bracL.
RlSH and FRENCH POPLIsS. all color.,'
EMPRESS CLOTHS. In evary shaae
VELOUR OTTOMAN CLOTHS
BRIGHT PLAID PDPLISS for chilIrar.
, FRENCH MERiTCS and D&LA!HRS,
BROCHs and PARSLEY sHAWLS, !ony AMI
LONG aud SQUARE BLANKET sHAWLs, x,s,,
LONG and sQUARE BASKET sH.wLs,
BLACK CLOTH -CLOAkS. Iarge assortment.
RICH LACE SETS ana COLLARS
LINEN SETS, COLLARS and CUFFS;
BOULEVARD Skirts
GOkED and BALMoR.L SKIRTS.
ALSO.
American Prints, Delaines, Flanrals Ran.
kets, Irish Linens, sheecngs, Bieach.d and Brow,
tottons. Cents and ladies' Vests and Drax,rs
Hosiery, &c: full assortment OF CLOTHS and
CASSIMERES '' "'''
All Of which have been bought within thu ma,
few days at the very lowest market price. All
" III be sold at a small advance
THOMAS X. PRICE i CO..
Main and Eleventh streets
oc 3o-3t nearly opposite The post. CiAce
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&C 25-lW gil nam street.
~ REAT EXCIT ENT AT
VI L. ROSES,
No. 206 Broad street. between Second and Third.
Ladies' dispuIng over this beautiful BALMURAL
skirt at 81 IS, worth 50 so;
Beautiful CALICUBS, 10 and l2c. and the best
MERRjMACK for &c., worth 2Oc. all over
Good BLEACHED COTTON for 10 and l2c
Nice Al BLEAGHED for IS and l6c.:
Full width BLEACHED SHEETI y GS at 30 and 45c !;
Brown GOTTOs, from lie. up to l6c.:
Beautiful DELAlSES, figured and plain, at 20 and
Atwood MERINos, from SOC. up;
Slack and Colored ALPACaS, from 3oc. up;
Black and Colorsd CLOAkS for Ladies 1T $5-la-
test styles:
White and Coored FLANS ELS for e5 and SOC;
BED TICKING for &c., worth 39c.;
White and Colored BLANKETS, very low;
CORSETS, warranted to be whalebone, from 7Sc
MarseiIles and worstea BEDsPREADS:
large stock Of LADl Eo' HOSE, three-tnread, for
Hoop SKIRTS for 4oc. and up;
Ladies' and Gsntlemen's UN Derry EsTS, from I5c.
up;
A new Iupply OF Worsted SHaWLS and HOODS !;
a splendid stock of CASSlMERES, for men and
Splendid stock of Mems, Ladies', and Children's
SHOES and BOUTS, very low:
All linen HANDkEHCHEEfS for loo. and up;
Good KID GLOVES, from soc. mp.
Ladies' living at distance will be furnished
tickets on the cars. and | respectfully ask call
from All OF my friends to examine my price n,.
Remember the place-Ho. 400 BROAD STREET,
oc2l-2w ~ L. ROSE.
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RECAPITrLATIoN.
Whites. Colored. Total.
For Convention. ...... 1855 92,jO7 lo7342
Against Convention. ;. 81, 249 63S Gl,ss
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ItITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS
" In want OF GOODS. especially those who buy
their goods for cash, or those who pay their bills
promptly when due, will promote their own inte
rests to give ma a call before purchasing else
where. MOSES MILLHIsER,
or Gil Main straat
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rance, and immortality Che bitter fruits OF
slavery and oppression), entitle them to
our commisseration, but do not cntltle
them to place SO much above us IN the
scale Of political power. 1t would be q
much smaller concession by us to the Afrl-
can, and more reasonable and just, to give
each negro in Ohio ten votes than to give
the negro in the South the power over us
in the Union, involved in this plan of re-
construction. II may be said, and truly,
that this inequality will be but temporary !;
that but one generation OF prescribed
white men have to die off, and all will be
right: white man in the North will at
length become equal TO the negro in the
South. This is true; even less than the
truth; it is impossible that these proposed
negro republics shall, by their own action,
ever come into being; or, If created by
external power, shall stand alone for sin
Gle moment. There will be no attempt to
carry them out, or any prctence OF the
kind, beyond the next Presidential cleo
ton. la the mean time there will be war
to the knife of black against white; OF
barbarism and poverty and power COM
bined against intelligence and property,
which can be restrained only by military
power; and the United States will be COM
pelled to keep up standing armies in all
the reconstructed States until they shall
be again reconstructed. During this pro-,
cess the five brigadier- generals will not
only be autocrats, each of his district, but
will control the vote of the MAE States,
and send to the Senate eighteen senator's,
to the House eighty-two members, and
give in the electoral college one hundred
votes for President. This will be better
than the proposed negro supremacy, as our
military officers are generally humane and
intelligent men, and know how to govern;
but it were not well to invest even them
with such exorbitant powers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

To oil the friends of the Bible, Pastors Of
Churches, and superintendent of Sabbath
Schools, in Lee county, Iowa:
Dear Brethren, your attention i. r.sn.c,.
fully invited to the following plan by which
propose (God wiling to visi. your re.rec>
tive fields lin Lee county,, in behalf Of the
Bible cause, and attend the annual meetings
Of the respective societies designated in the
plan.
Plan Of appointments and annual meetings
for the year 1867;
Primrose, Harrison township, II = M
Jan. 9th.
Big Mound, Cedar township, 81 p. n, Jan.
9Th.
Franklin, Franklin township, IL .. m.
Feb. sd.
Pilot Grove, Maroon township- Ga n ~
Feb. Sd
West Point, Annual meeting, Feb. 10Th.
Denmark, Annual meeting, Feb. 18th.
lighters school house, Green Bay town
ship, 81 p. M, Feb 10th.
The White school house, Green Bay town
snip, % p. m, FEB. 10Th.
Eod school house. Washington township
81 .. M, Feb. 2ls,.
Locust Grove school house, Washington
township, 81 p. m. Feb. 22d.
Mr.. Whites school house, washipsto,
township, 6a p. m, Teb Esd.
Fl. Madison, Annual meeting, Feb. Gath.
Charleston, CharlestonkovnsLip, 6. n. m
Feb. 26th.
Montrose, ii .. M, March I'D.
Summitville, 3 p. m, March Sd.
Keokak city, Annual meeting, Il Chatham
Square Chnch, March 18th.
WV. KEvDRIcK, Asst Ar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25
JULES JARED,S
EMAIL De PARIS"
The New Beautifier Of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
Thi. Of beantiying the skin being known only
d Messrs Jared Rene, they hoporaby state that 4,
differs all other preparaoas 1t gives to the
haruh and f-cked skin both th- tsxturs and color Of
polished IVORY removing all dscolorstons vhs4hsr ap
pearing frechlss tan. morphew, moth blaekworm
marks len BY tbs SMALL rox.
The agents Of sLEmaA d. Paris most confidently
submit the pub the earnest eadcrsemssts Of such
dktinsuishs ladies -
Signors Ristori, Mile Felicia Vestvali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, In.
ellie Western, Mdm'e Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes, Miss Agnes Perry,
ami many Others whose high standing In The prefsson
svss stamp ftruthfuins 70 their iussIiwsut and
genuine approval. ,
me Dssatifsl LscIlis wsstss1 ny:
II And that IL snnsaf psoA.ess al the srancy Of
rosss saa y.ai vtiA u :st I'D peculiar sdvsn
asA bsanty Of dc skin."
fhs y .sniAcsss vsstsaA AyE
II have se1sssd DseA ffsn ths vssess White -
100; sl ss .sse =, ss'ss.ss1 49, ss {:
slis - isssss O. ~ srsi ss1sasesA.
M MAgsss MassAsa nse
ed fssz sS.s ssssssy issss. sas.s.s lsson a
FRESHNESS to ~ ps0pasxtoA.n
-Jsrsfs 1.afi - lasr = ssassaAs bsa.seass
r. tAs skin - xAss1s ol1ssa = AL nssa b ~ usss
rs1asA aaa sasNpalsss iss pssaeeiae II - bssss.
,yiss sssesa No. - kaysAiAs. vtshsst ~ vules
glN = Injury = ~ skts.
ssaAhy n AnAsaaD ns1GGisis. Rassnss - Isass
naiE- 1ssn9A
osssA x0aA ssssa, - SsAssasa. 1sass.g ) ossasa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

By Telegraph - Louts, Jan. ~
Cotton-lnl small ssies middling At 2ec
plour-lnac'ire aud favors bu, ers super IS SOC 10
sItrs $40 2Aail and Xxx f2Al3 10
Whsst-H,avy and buyers holding OF; prime sprius
- SO aud prime fall NJ ~ .sD7 s.
Corn-Hishsr, so9e3e
Oats-Flrmtr sfGeoc.
Provisions Buyers standing o6 aud nothing done
stesday pr!css could not be realized
Hoss-Dspatchss rom abroad caused decline In
prices. opened at - sons Z. and elo.ed ., 50 SOS 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

HAD the pleasure of meeting, at the Dem
ing yesterday, Gen. 7. Lyle Dickey, of O,ta
wa, Illinois, the late Democratic competitor
Of Gen. Logan for Congress. His politics
are, ofcourse, execrable, but he is genial and
entertaining in conversation, as he is eloquen,
On the stump. He particularly remarked the
changes which had occurred in Keokuk since
he had been here before-that was thirty-,wo
years ago, lapse Of years sufficient to make
greater changes in this irrepressibly 60. ahead
country than have taken place in Keokuk.
BE came then with a party of Illinoians.
and struck camp on the Des Moines, shor,
distance above this place, where the original
aboriginal Keokuk and other Indian chaps had
their vigwams, and all hands smoked the
pipe OF peace, and took good hunt. The
General thinks that tbs future municipality
was then denoted by one solitary log shan,y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

Tho Commissioner Of Internal Revepu,
~ received information Of The arrest .,
brown, The Collsctoe Of Internal Rsvenu,
Who reported some time sincs thss be had
bsea robbed q DsvAll's Bls6, Arb, Of SIS,
~ WliGA helsogs1 y ~ 0svsgnnsul
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

PEnsoss stopping in the city for few days
can have the GATE Crrr lett at their rooms
or boarding houses BY leaving their orders q
this office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

Nm. R. W. PrrnAx, of West Point ia this
county, has invented an insect trap and
lantern combined. See PlGindedler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

By Telegraph NIv Yosr, Jan. ~
Aoney-se~dy at e17 per cent for call ioans.
Sterling Dull 1T oeAlcsi.
Goid--shsde saser. closins At l1t3&
Govern N ut 1T eks dull and dscrsasing.
couoous Of 81 io7lSlo.A; do Of ~. lo.lDloss. d
'es, Icsssa 1885,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

ApyrTASr s. NJ. II. BYERs, of Oskaloosa,
author Of !" Sherman's March to the Sea-"
and other popular songs, called upon US yes
terday. he will not give public readings dur
ing his present visit to our place, but hopes
to on some future occasion, and we hope he
will
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

Mr.. D. RKpDEerox is opening . very
handsome saloon on Second street, between
Main and johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

The Regiar says there are one hundred men
and thirty or forty teams actively at work on
the Valley road, in the Western limits Of Des
MONIES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

RELIGIOUS MEerIyGs.-Thess are contin
ned in nearly all the churches OF the city,
and have auickened religious feeling in the
community. Rev. DR.. Brown, of Peoria, has
been preaching every evening during the
week in the Fourth Street Presbyterian
Church. He is very able preacher. OF
the service. at the other churches, we are not
at this writing advised. The meetings here
are but counterparts Of those in progress in
nearly every community in the State. The
decentralization caused by a great war has in
cited the friends Of morality and religion to
increased efforts to stay the tide Of mmorali>
ty. Hence revivals in nearly all the churches
throughout the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

FoHrY CENTS per line, each insertion, will
be charged for al notices appearing in this
column. No notices, however short, will be
-nserteo for less than one dollar.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

Or OF WoRK.-We don't know whether
this from the REGISTER is as true of this place
rs il is of Des MONIES, but the advice is at
least applicable: !" A great many men are
out of work at present in this city, and are
waiting as patiently as they can for the reviv.
ing influences of spring trade. It is to be
hoped that every one who can will give labor
70 the idle hands that are thrust with feel.
ing of desperation into the pockets Of thread,
bare coats. Save industrious men as much
Is you can from the stigma of loafers, and
give them chance to provide their families
the common necessaries Of life. A grea,
many proud spirits are suffering under these
CALLING circumstances, and many family in
your midst gather daily around cherries and
almost cupless board.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

JupoE KKAPP, of Keossuqus, was lin the
city yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25
New York Market.

New York Market.
By Telegraph Srv foax. Jan a.
p,our-pn .nd loa1bc lower, $40 scaii 80 sor extra
Western m III soal3 60 for choice.
wbsat-No r.oe,pts and market dull and lower, sales
No Chicago spridg 81 - Is
Porh-Msrk.t Gull md io~er u t2o q for mes
and &is Is Tor OLD.
Dressed Enss Primer At s4aslxc
Lard-lsx46lsise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

By Telegraph NV YoRH. Jan. "a.
stccks heavy and lower. Ohio eerts q Csntrsi ss1
az; Erie ss5-: Hudson lseaI2olx; Msu1 Gs4x: n
" 33isd3i; Tol nsls; Pitt. 81: " " os
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

Lowry Of the News Depot places on our
table, 'Harpef's Monthly" for February. Il.
has . superb list Of contents. Go and get
the number. He hands us Democrats
"Yonng America :" that is . capital maya
zine for the little folks. They cant fail TO
be delighted with t. The February mum
Der il n rem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

FirrY per cent. additional 70 our regular
rates will be charged for all spass occupied
b. cuts, and no deviation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

OuR friends a. Clinton have received
steam FIRE engine, and the Herald Of that
place glori6es the event in half column de-
scription Of the machine The old hand
engines have seen their best days-steamers
are taking their places nearly everywhere,
and the urging and yellinesto " fill up the
brakes will, in short time, be heard no
more at fires.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

Aswe write it's showing. A strong east wind
prevails, and the prospects are good for a
heavy bed Of the feeey article. All around
us snow has fallen to the depth Of from Eve
to twelve inches-our turn comes next, and if
We are not greatly mistaken, our readers will
awake this morning to view decidedly vim
terish ASPECT without
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

CART. KNOX and Mr.. Roberts, Of the Indi-
onola TTsitor, called on US yesterday. They
report everything lovely in their locality, and
the Tisitor, tina. live organ Of sound Repuh-
Gcanism, to be in . prosperous condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

The Pldindealer says for . week past in.
teresting services have been held daily in the
Presbyterian Church at Fort Msdissn.
Preaching every night by Rev. Mr.. Craig, of
Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

chicago narxet.
CafoAoo. Jan "a
Yrour-puil, With light saiss Of spring u ue9h.
vhs..-pull and a63e lower; No 1sprsrs q l2os ~
No DO Il ssol ST. and rejected y %. closing ct u "
fpr Ko3
cor,-pull, bu. steady At rTG''Ic for No andss -
ees1<c for rejected.
o.,.-N.s,eetsd, bu. arn u ao,sotir
Rys-pull at oo1se for No l.
BAriey-In store inactive and nominal
M.,. Pork Declined sse; salss ct ss ssei' closing
dull at SIS 90.
LArd-}<c lover prime 1l4c.
Dressed Hoe,-opened stronger. bnt closed At 70 700
s. 10 for lots dividing 300 pounds-
----s<ps
oh,eage Live stock market.
n, r.,.~r,,hI CHICAGO, Jan. -.
tn. r.es,o,s by the Different lines OF rail mp to Dooa
today ~.r Cattle 1872; Hog, $50, Sheep 1905. rhs
prices a, foliows-
catsle-y,r,s eias. % ,ooAss; ID DO, = eoSE MAI
ket dull AM weak.
Hog. FIR. olass. Is 1865; ID do, % l711os so-a
decline of ssIoe on the quality ssili hold
Ing os
shs.p-I c.ao, and In fair d.uand.
Ctaeinnasi AarAet.
n telegraph, ptscrssArf, Jan. ~.
Flour and Whsat-pui. bot prs.ss snohsIgsd
Core-UnchAng~d.
csu-Clo.&d doll amp priess nominal.
Rye-Hslt .ts %. hut sales ~ over 81 10
whi.ky-buit ~ 25e 10 bond
Cotton-H.Id at Tssl,fc for middiing bat nothing
duEs
Hs-,-Dnll ana 1so lower. Receipts 400.
Prcvtsions-Duti aud prices drooptng-
Msss Porh-S20020 70
Green N.su--6} .hlo1So and dull.
iArd-i3cir4e.
BaconIls for shoulders and l2c for elsAr sides to
come out o. srak..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-25

QOOKS.-A fall supply OF School Dosis,
- - - > = os ,:a =. ns4|21R
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milwaukee, Market

Milwaukee Markss.
By Telegraph MuSAuxHs, Jan. -
Piour-pall Xxx 80 1910 80 and 70 SCAT 81
WHEAT s~er; 81 Is for No l, 81 % for No 4 and
81 ~ for NJ S.
Dressed II s--nuli At e
Live Hoss-so Is.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-05
Wisconsin Editors and Publishers AS
ISOLATION Eleventh Annual Session.

The Eleventh Annual Session of the
Wisconsin Editors and Publishers AS
ISOLATION will convene at the Court House
Hall, Sparta, Wis, on Tuesday, June
18th, 1867, at S o'clock A. NJ Business
proce dings will occupy the day. In the
evening at $50, the Convention and citi-
zens will meet in the Hall, when the fol-
lowing proceedings will be in order:
Welcoming Address by one of the edi-
tors of Sparta: Response by an officer of
the Association.
Annual Address by General David
Atwood, of the State Journal. Subject
IN Newspapers in the United States
their influence and the responsibility of
their conductors as teachers of the pub
ic"
Annual Poem by Mr.. Fl. R. Hayden,
of Milwaukee.
Reading of Obituary Notices of the de-
ceased members Of the Association
= The arrangements at Sparta will be,
managed by Cores ponding Secretary W.
Fl. Farnham, and the edito. ial corps of
that place
4 On Wednesday morning 10Th June,
the Convention will leave Sparta for an
excursion, via La Crosse, Winona and
Rochester, to minneapolis and St. Paul
arriving at the latter place on the after
noon OF Thursday, 10th, for a social re
union with the Minnesota Editorial AS
citation, and returning on Friday might
per N. W. Union Packet down Mississip-
pl river, IN time to connect with the ira n
going East on Saturday evening. 22d,
from La Crosse. A puuctual and full at
tendance is desired at Sparta, in order
that business and pleasure may be so
combined that the Eleventh Anniversary
Of the Wisconsin Editors and Publishers
Association may be one of substantial
benefit and unalloyed pleasure to all con-
cerned. The proffered liberality and
kindness Of the Northwestern Union
Packet Company, the milwaukee 4 ST.
Paul Railway Company the Milwaukee
E& Prairie du Chen Railway Company
the Chicago Il Northwestern Railway
Company, the Vino a & ST. Peter Rail-
road Company. and the Minnesota Cen
trial Railroad Company, will enable the
President of the Wisconsin Editorial AS
ISOLATION to supply all who are entitled to
share In their courtesies, with passes, if
not otherwise provided, for the excursion
CHARLES SEYMOUR, La Crosse,
President
VIM. Il FARNHAM Sparta, J secretsries
JAMES Ross, Mad son, oeoieVarles
La Crosse. Wis, May II, 1867.
Sunday in Philadelphia is--sad to te
as quiet as churchyard, and water every
where. but not drop to drink
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1867-06-05

We publish on our first page, the inau-
gural address of Mayor Mulberger. tits a
document of considerable interest, and
contains some excellent suggestions in re-
lation to our city indebtness. and other
subjects of much Importance to the inhab:-
tants OF WatertoHn.