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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-21
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We think a further nnaly sis 81 ih,. iat"iirl,
may be- interesting. f"r in,ianrc. w. ii.l ,hat
Al"gany. llaliim"rc. Crcil. C,rt"il. Fr.l..ick.
Hartford aud Washington -"unt,.- uul Etlu
m"r" city. have Pf"l~rty ,aiuri ,t st"i..J..
VS.. leaving ia" value 81 property ,n"N h,".t.
a. eoHHi',s 81 ~ .Ninic. va; Ann. trunJ.i.t
vert. Caroline. 'hatlrs. I,nfcit..,rt. li.W..i.
Kent. Montgomery. l'rinc"t.c"r..r', omen Ar
mes. ~. Mary. S"nefs"t. Talbot W., trr
ani W""n"''. Il hut 9o.,Gu.,.I. ~ atls..
word. ia" cni'i" property IA ~" ma. i"ss.r
counties . nssr ,"~l Il, hui it'll" oyer 600. mn
the valu" al that in the entire STAT. ip,.ite
four Giihs as III" value Of the property n ti,.
eIcht upper r,unti"s aud l;altin,"rr,iis Now.
l"' ~ taxi" glanr" at th" RELATIVE Population
81 th's "''umti'a. a. exhibited Ls ihr ,i. 90 -
isdo The following t,hl,' will cNh,b,,
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=" 70" irlciary r"mmitl"" 81 the Tinted
stat" i"uii" ma'l" r"ror, un "Wednesday
""rni"" ~ N" "aa. If Hon Philip Franris
Th"u''. senator elect from Maryland The
"'"'"''''" ieiuii him ri chargca "i positive
d 'aiis. but hn that his snn s.fvel in the
'1l~i"ini' army. and that be- supplied him
vita ln. l'y when lee Ncnt south. They make
49, r''s'lini"nlat,.n Ia III" rnso hut leave the
s'"n''" q" ""' upon ~" mc,. presented. Mr.
l'hn-"" offered q r.s"lnil"n admitting him Ia
Boz. ''t "hi"h has not vet bc,u nsicl uIs,n.
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Taxing this table rs ~" hasi. 10 Nill h' .
that th" Northern "unnti'. al ,Nh,i.t go .U
rr"'s'' :" the valu" ~ their I'r'l't. So.
49,. Will" a." vain" ~ i."l"-tv 100 uir
lower ''''unii". las hco.i,.ih t.. o.. .n.rn' ..
t'>.a.".Ns" "" p'r'u'"r IL, NiI o,h,.,at. g,
an.w"i ia" Nn' ntirinli t.. l..i g., nl.'i... t...
1T the l,y.r r,uuii.
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80 Baltimore loiiar writeT Ia ~" Jl'hili
l"lTh'a f'ag"'''r Of Ih"ra'iiy. aayai
50 The Grant sn,husiasui c.,ntinuoa. nmd nov
'iulss advocating hiin Er the Presidency ut
daily forming. II ~ ih'mgbf hric that ii d,
run rintl'ly with hi own pact i",,ui as % l.lit
i''i "a lac will carry Nagfiati ags,n.i The De-
n'Srary aud H. rebel allie The ilmi,n ncn
nn' li"l'uhlrnh-. even "SiI"no Radical. t4t
be- T. sauud enough i"r them. and l,c tl,a,snnds
of recent diaappoini'd uilic" s""l-u d,lat,.
they a1n ahh ~ a." b"n"arary nud WiIi ,.ts
l"r Grant. y" mrtt'i wi'' 81 What patty n,ui
nates hili"
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TtiNr NnHtNn 10 RUE disa.cs ocrasionol
'> "l'ii'i'n', ii I'm ~ M' Bis-i. wiiLuui re-.
'uti"a " ." i'r system. .. like trying n repair -
h'nliinr whtn VA, lunn,aiiuu is gone The Peru.
80" ','ur "a r'oi"siir i'unl supplies this i.
i,f,n,! inj buiid, ~ an iron constitution.
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NcW advertisements.

Nj AlH'AEErrA REANpAU ~ JOHN f..
wi bGANpAI. tn Al IL hc D,rcur fasrf
f"f hihwpr, 'nnafV. %. Igsify. ORDERED
tia i9il day 81 l'sern,h"r l-a.. that the sale
10 81. .,id r'p"rf'-l hy William n. Iaws.,p.
Trustee in thu raus". r ratified aud con rneJ
unl'- "tn.' 90 the contrary thereof IL, shown
%" '' ffor a. 80 - hisWarY. is'> Prov i,lc
r"i'N "i thia "rirr ." Inserted IN some news
p1wr printed and pulishc'l "a Baltimore caun
IS g., ihrrr .urrr.sis.. wr.k. irE,rc the .,iL
18Th lay % jnuuaty. isGs.
Tie ii"p"i TATE. lhe amount NJ sale H. H.,
taiG
EpwARp u. ANY. Clerk.
EDWARD H. Any. clcrE.
Tl,liis / 10 GivE NOTICE. Tina, the snh
I 'rrihrr has r"cciyel from tho ornhan.'
'"nf' "i HHliin"r" county, letters at admin.
trntiou go th" o. tate 81
RACHEL RAYMOND.
late 81 'ai county. dec"aso,l. All ncr.ous hav
mf claim against the said estate, are hereby
warned tt"Nhihit the sainc with the vnuclcrs
thrt"''l. to IL" suhsrribct.
"h n' hf"r' hs ~ dag ~ N,JfeAiL.r Isis,
Thy may "ih"rWise by law be- excluded from
all h'ucht ni slid estate. Those inJ.h,,,l ~,
so" "tiH'" atr rrluo.to,l to unkr immcJiatc
payment. Hivru nnicr NV hand this lgtb law
- December. lSG5
WILLIAM VI. ISAAC.
lace ~. a. A,l,n;nis,y.t,,
INhl> ~ rn GIVE NOTICE. That the sub.
1 'r"'wr lfs r,rrtvcl from the Orphans
'"l'' 90 Baltimore county. lct'"r. oi admins
un'f"n "n ~" estate 1T
CHRISTIAN 4 BAETIOLDT
rate 81 a'i county. do,et .r,l NJ rGrsans hay
ing 'laims against the slhi estate are hereby
warned t'oNilihit 10. same. with the vouchers
thereof g, the sui.sfihcr.
oH CO., hppr, ice - tty ~ .N','f, n. Is6ss
They W'y Otherwise. hy law. De- excluded iron
all l'n"lt ct said .attte. Thase indebted tn
said estate are rru,.tri b. make immediate
payment t,Vrn undo, NV hand this 18th day
81 n"e'mlwt. ia.
MILAN " ISAAC.
Dee. q. 1T. Administrator.
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Ths Laags ffisnd for January leads of With
two iiasly execu,cd Siccl Engraving, one called
" Ny Household, = the other "Dutch Skat.ns
Sccne." The colored aud plain fashion pilates
are untivailed in excellence aud fd,lily tu ,he
mode. The engraving Dog will bee poss
Is iTst.ratc, aud exhibits 'k.y nifal, ina striking
light. The liicrnr, department L. lill,l M.ih
ehoio stories essay. g., from popular writers
The publishers aIr s,nLiIg tia D,c, iilcI nI.ii,l
Tree To- all subscriber fnr ls';s and are nllrr
ing magaiicrnl premiums fnT clubs. lub-
lishcl by DRAGON 4 Peterson. SIC Walnut street
philadelphia, ut 81 ~ wear, ~ four copies for
$500.
Gciey's 10. rs usual, magnificent II has -.
iablishcl its reputation as the leading ladies
mapazinr ia the r"unir, aud the january mum.
her well sus,ains IL IT, fashion rlaics arr sn-
peril, aud is literary matter II il,r high,st"rdri
rublsh''l by l.. \ G"lr,, Philadelphia.
Hiu~r'', i"r January, .ill h"l,i. the palm q.
tho " oldest and hest III the mun,hlrs In lhi.
number. tn mlirlr "n me Chtlt,u"nrr Vn'.
ley. and III" knoWlnlrc impaired 81 he lnii IA
itilts VIII" Gnimrrl, inhabited II. a. we'll g.. ihr
rxrrllcni sketch "i the gtrni htiilr- which tn.,k
place ih,r during the uh,lliou ., alone worth
the pfi's' oi The magazine Iur who'll year Iui-
lishrd T., lIarl"r l'rni;rts Franklin Square. N.w
iufk, a, - per year
THs IhF.D.i.y,cH L.'Snai'or Itnu,r, r"niniu.
- nunhcr ii portraits 81 distinguished m"u inl
wonrn, aud skrirl.,, ri lh'ir lives ps.iul inf.r.
nation ~ rirrnrr =" ihr h,al'h "l III" l-., pi"
aud n,u.h "Ili in.,tnri,,o mtlir tllli.L-l
- YEAR
~. L,nL G",,.od nr I,n"ar, contain u
usuni viri"i, 81 "risinal par" ,nd sparkling
matter Great iu'lur. m'nt' n" "n'i''l e. ih9
VII" r,i.'. club. T,rms "i' ,lulhu 70 ,'.,r
| II il = .i,li Pager, and a gnnh "ur. W go
nfn' that -" m"r highly .prrcria,'i h"iil,l
| sin could hr given Ia children ilu 'h a'il
1 ruIlir,Ii"n. Il will m,h' iir.n i~.,i., .iI h.,.
! lnu. I'"llrh,,l y, An"-l I. ,..v,ll thr,'n
1 Iiinui.
/ The i:.iun"r. agricultural N.uthin Do
Hpsh'"i f."D.,,, rnnn.h.ll. %",tl,n. ion .
lrw,. ,h- im,"r,a F",.., t., sand pul
anL ,i.,- R",.a G-n1, nam D., J q l;D'u.,n
| ca. Hr' all r,.'lhn, N"rh- Geo. r,ir.''...-'-
h"iiruliuT,sis =" ,ui ,"l.. e. "ir. 90 p"t
"i ih"m ,Iunli 'a' .,"r. i,r'ni .i,i,c.
rIt."u ':irni', l.ti.rtth. T. e.. i,i-ui i,...,,t
III" warm"st tprry7i ir'm th' ErH.lit.t il
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t.l' morning.
TIL. They flll to examining u,il respective
Gifts again. Mrs. pobson seitiag the pretty china
t,...,t al ou on the table, and wiping each riccc
With liectona,c care, while Mr.. Dobson "a &C.
wall, irving on all the articles given him. and
r.ouo.uc.ug each and every one m cxsrt ft AT
hu. ih go ih pang OF rcmoisc, be trmrinhcrs the
damage Dec unwiiiingly had done but on search.
iug 10 hole can b. seen, and finally they IND
the ball snGiy lodged in the fireplace
Well, you wouldn', have killed him IL /, had
h,.n Iobbcr, after ALL said Mrs y.
"Nu hc returns, little dsapi,oin,cdly.
taal su. But ms the first time ever fired NJ
n1,n and was so afraid might kill him. II
uHi, 90, hand little shakcy-aud then. bc-
Hi. iuih aim in hurry
Ton ms part I'm glad you ld II would
.t., been thousand liic. Ia hnvc had darn
lli, when h. IS Just made NJ particularly IT
lni come on ihy r,l silh facing
Nv l''hsou acknowledges that hut with
nti.., Inconsistency. ,cri much wishes his Civ
tu. t.uu'. o' l.ine good shot might hc com
i.,iltl' with 80 ltr1gc in hi' drssing-eoWn.
E,'t mus"m. ui. up stair. recall tu Them the
ttrft'.u ii,, 80, moi 81 to D., seen AMI brings
iH.. .nr %" 'i".p With l.t. long lingcr-
i'. '".h 90 iir p..iN lhinef tl,y swiftly GO IN
DO .l' iHui' ii' too 9" tad again for breakfast
l' ro. br i'tiit i"r fNu hnnr tcf there sim
..u. ~ ti,'A fvmrml,r 70 has nat h,.cn said,
tnl .n. Memo thastm't.
WE "' ''' Nis' ,''''' o" 'N.hn"E,'I
anu ave ""int ''.I i.l -'oiE' J."
"i.'' N'rr' 'hf's'"A' i"aii'
'''''' ''-"'
.... r. = r..
lhr TO- USE $50 80 l"'d'iA ANh ~ THOMAS
im,n lfNu ton corn poul'ui Of the
i..u.l... T...u Wilma. t.r.,.,f;n., AN n,,i.
,.........., 80,
Wv Wv '' "''' ~ "''"''
''' Ia" ct H'"''"'' WIN We enc l"''i" N'rac'.
i',H''Iur thii ihr i'miih abe similarity az ihr
..,,i.,., -,
..,..,,or,
.....,........
SHY
-i-.. Au.0.i.tli. An Arrived a, Tor,o-
. lea, uc rurl..,p,. had l,.,royoJ Tho ,own
overall plantation. ON, Lri,' from :, Jobn' 4.
..,.tl number AZ ,,.nll craft total v,,.rl
es ~, ''N"''
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-21

WoSnEa fo&Tng woaKsior. livery Mcchsn
e should have ready nj hand box 81 Gsas 4
estsbra'''i Ssiss. rs u Is ar.ady remedy nrnrci.
neh.s, such ~ tuis, iiruiss Confused Wounds
nash.; arAld'. Poisoned skin, and Eruplions,
ca,ised by osn1los- In N. factory. live l,,,,rr ~
printing "iiHs tlaly ~ cculs a. boa
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AzSgos.

THREE magnIaerntly Illustrated Medical noul 4. 5000
iaihing Important hysioogcai Information. sent frf
on resipt u - crnt. ny addrssinr The Ssetary NJ
city. Nov "a 1t
elf a nay NApE nv Any oNE. with ny rai
.0IU snt st-neit foot ! prcrsy sampies iri o.
saFe ~ inlfinsers Ny sfruisrs uiii Aplain Adir.
A. J. ftiLMAS. sItingGrld. " Nov. m q
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y p Il G I A l. SA ], r.
OF THE
M A n L II T.
FROM THE STABLES OF TuE
BALTIC. City Passenger Railway Co.
Bl AUCTION.

-" saturday Morning. b,r,a,L,t - ?. l,.;.
At ~ "'cl"ck Pr"rt--ly.
". -hall sell at - ani 50 >ut'Tll CHARLIE.
STREET. BALTIMORE. th- MASi $50. f..u
the following Stablcs
THAMES STREET STABLE
MADISON AVENUE STABLES
GREEN STREET STABLES,
BALTIMORE STREET STABLES
GAY STREET TEEMiSC~ STNEli
For tha year I>',.
y. E-E,ch S,nblr will be soli -~Iu.,i..
aud ~ ymcnis {" h" made monthly. Tb" .,
crag" number "i horses ut each >tabir will '...
given 1T sale.
+. W. BENNETT 4 CO..
Dee. 2l.-tt. Nurti.t,er
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A WELL BROKE MI LIS. inquirr vt Mr.
ftM. A. HifEALfY. T"ws"ut"wn
Nov. Aft
0tALL NJ D.. u CLEAVELANb A CO.'S
~ iUA y. 'ay 81 d"''r ir,,m FRONT
Before purchasing y"nr filh AMI WIN
TER DRY GOODS. Ave. 70 -tt
C,.o"A',n.'aS"''.D"'.,.,.., nrsr'A
THOMPSON 4 CliU1scITs,
Nov. .. a. Ti,ws"ntnwn
uNOR SALE 4 LlGilI So Tor rROT
II TING WAGON. ~ eo,sl repair. Apply I"
J. ALEN fANLErf.
Nav -. a. Tnw..ni"wn.
NEw LABRAp0ii HERRINt. and n" .
IN aud Markeral, Nv
THOMPSON A CHURCH
Nov. 49, a. Towsoniown.
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GPr"d t"Wrf JOr I,0ifiWov, foHuig.
Dkf'EHEEH TERN lsGi

Hon. Richard Grason, Cliiei Judr" ll,r-
Gr"rre l~ll"it AMI Alir-l " lialeman. \ s..ri.
ate judge John Z. Enaor. state ATTORNEY
Edward u Ah,, cl"fk Thomas l;sllN ~. sl,.f
IN
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nROPo-AI.S FOR \ BRIDGE.

HrI.L - CnrNfl CouNtssi">tr. 90
BALTn. 20, Ny, lice 18th. l>G..
Proposals will be- received 1t ihi- "ii.. D.
Trcsiqy. haaa-g ~. I.r~.
y, !: "rl"ck. NJ.
for the construction of % BRIDGE ,. E..D
Rick Run. At SLlul's Mil. .th ns.'s',I. %. ~.
built of w"nl, about sixty i,.ct span ,.' .'.,'..
ahutmcnt.. grading included. Tho lr .r..
ins I" build will submit plan. md .l,-,.i r,i.i.
lIy ORDER Of the Bard.
SAMrEL BRADY. Precedent
CALEBS. TAYLOi; Ci"rh.
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GROUND RENTS FOR SALE.

GROUND RENTS FOR SALE.
GENERAL GROUND Rents OK INTRO
IDvEp PROPERTY ~ Tow SORROW .t,r.
ging from fi7.in tn so n year. payable hall
yearly. The bc tot security for The iuv,.tiuri!,
%. small sun- The investment BE- iir. i..ts
revenue tax. Call VA BENZ. y. PAYNE. t..
Tcwsontown. or address !. RCTTEH. w.
Chester, Pa. De. o. .,
Tho Maryland Brick Manufacturing
Company Machines.
COUNTY ASD YARD RIGHTS fuE ALI
For particulars address
TIIOS. e. M,GCIEI. Secretary.
Pa Box 2au Baltimore. Nj
Dee. -. lln.
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Is there Republican in Maryland, OF in the
Union who has yea a lingering doub, of Gencr.
al Grants ioyalty-of his devotion to the
Union canse--of his Rel ublieanism--of bis radi-
calsm: II there be one, let him read the follow.
ing letter aud be convinced twill be rcmem-
barred that in that noble letter written by Grant
10 the President, some time ago, on the subjec,
OF the removal Of Sheridan. he referred 10 let.
ler marked private, which he had handed TO
Ihc President some time before. The country
demanded the publication of that private let.
H. bu, the President withheld II. The Ilouse
oi Representative called for all tho correspond.
rucc Oh the subject, aud in compliance with the
demand, the letter was Iead in the House gu
rn,eday last NJ follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May !.
Ths eight hour procession to-day vas .
very imposing afAir- From eight to ten
thousand laboring men we're IL ranks, EN-.
brAcIng carpenters. stone cutters. ship build
err blscksmi,hs, raliroad employees. boiler
makers, DC; each association carrying the
emblems of their trade IN practical operssion.
full rsgsd ship. With men st work ON j;
. steam engine N motion and q shoemskers
shop we're among ;he features % the process
Gon
Ia the afternoon speeches we're made by
several prominent speakers, and al evening
they quietly dispersed-
The boiler manufacturers. sash and blind
manufacturers. osners OF plsnrng mills. mar
bic works he will close their establish
menis rather than accept the eight hour
terms The railroad companies are unani
nous in saying that they can not do their
business with eight hour men, aud will dis
charge every man who demands these terms.
The printers took 10 part 30 the movements
10 day, and will continue working ss hereto
fore
Labor bAs stopped on great many build
ings in the city, aud they wiil probably 70
main in an unfinished condition for some
time Lsborer decisre they ~ili not con.
cede On zach 70 the employers demands and
the employers threaten thni they vii close
their esiabhshment for year before the,
will sccept their terms Specials from differ
sut places IN the state report about the sans
STATE OF a1sirs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LouIs, May l.
The vorkingmen of this city had . grand
demonstration so-dsy IN favor of an eight
hour Law. About six thousand men, repre-
sentins nearly all the trades, were in the pro
cession, with Gags, banners, notices, devices,
music, &c.
After marching through the principal streets
Of the city, the procession halted in Lucas
Place, where . meeting was organized, which
vas addressed by Hon. J. Hogan, J. J. Nc
Bride, A. Lawyer, and several mechanics,
oil of whom strongly advo0.ed the eight
hour system, and urged their bearers tostand
h.vmly by the law. Resolutions were adopt
I'd n sedging maintainsnee of the eight hour
system against al opposition, rebuking mas
ter merba,. ,ics and contractors who say they
v;u mt suts4 u to ii as dehers OF the Law
but contractors Who do not oppose the Law,
and who mad, con 'rscts before its passage
they recommend c, 'upromise, by dividing
tbs loss, giving eight ho.7rs as Gays isooi
tion of wages
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, May /.
A gu antity OF lithogrsphic plates. intended
for striking of one dollar and Eve dollar
notes on the Peoples National Bank, Of
jackson, Mich, and number of counterfeit
notes printed from the same. we're seixed 81
Port Jervis. Clement and Ida Herring we're
arrested on Suspicion OF using the plsses and
selling bogus money.
Ihs sassts of Orvsy. Taft 4 Co - Provi-
dsnce, 4. l.. Who failed recently, are ssid to
amount 10 Ds cents on the dollar Of oil lis.
bhues and Il satisfactory settlement With
crsditors will probably be soon made and
work on their cotton mill at SsFtsvills.
Conn.,. will shortly be resumed.
The steamer Scotia took out Sl00, 900 in
gold.
1t is contemplated &c enlarge Trinity
Church.
Among the passengers per Ocean Queen,
for California to- day, vers Senator Cole and
Comuodose Watson
Tbs Scotia. for Europe to-day, had large
list OF passengers, including George Peabody
and Geh Preston, Of South Cs-ollna.
Bishop Tgttie, Of Montsns, wss consecrs-
ted to- day.
Some patients a. the Charity Hospital, on
Blsckvels Island, msds affidsvi; that An
OiC nsu Hhuieu 3buH hothpsob VINO NAs
pronounced dying had his eyes gouged and
was ssrslly choked 10 death by . bandage
put aroh hnd mis- neck, by 81 orderly named
Hendstson. De has been arrested and de
MES The charge
be Connecticut Legislature organized to-
day Gov English. in his message says the
sitastlon OF public AFFAIRS every aspect "a
important Hs urges that ~ cfI zens Of O
common country vs should strive to extin-
guIsh vinbictivs resentmeuts engeBdered by
tbs iste civil war vzged TO maintain the su-
prsmscy bf the federa Constitution and iu>
iegrity of the Union. be st~les the great
object wss not vet attained the Tn1on vas
not restored. Ten States are denied par.
ticipstlon 10 ths national government he
recommends the adoption OF the isv making
eight hours legal day work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
FROM NEW YORK.

Nrw YoRK, May
The board OF Aldermen have adopted o
resolution to bring TO decision before the
Supreme Court. tue controversy between the
nhnicipa authorities and the polics conmls
sloners, concerning the licenses.
During last week there we're 405 deaths IN
New York city and the public institutions.
and l05 IN Brooklyn. / he percentage IN
both cities, according to DIR. Harris, contin
10 show the meritorious effects OF The
present tenement house system.
The presence of cholera 10 not reported IN
any Of the large cities of Europe. We may
reasonably expect that the commercial
towns in the Mssisslpp Valley. vili be- the
only sources by which the pestiience can
reach tins yesr
u he street cleaning commissioners met
yesterday. and instructed he street contract.
or e. cl-su AL the streets, whether paved or
not.
The Couri al police headquarters is doing
heavy business, ss the Associated Police
Justices stIll rtfuss 10 interfere with Justice
Cnni,eiis cs.es.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
FROM ST. Il Uk

CH rcAoo, Nay -
The Journal St. Louis 81 ,ecial says the
eight hour men are marchn Y through tn
principal streets here to-day The process
son was 10 blocks long, and computed at
5,60e men. Thirteen societit display bsn
ners in the procession, which is closed Sy Q
delegation from East ST. Louis bearing
the motto, ''Gov, Oglesby, an eight hour
man, for next President
Labor generally is dead to-day. but me-
chanics inform us that more than half the
employees have agreed TO continue the men
ID, work eight hours q day, the men subml,
ting TO reduction of ten or fifteen per cent
for wnxes.
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AidA s.hs Report
iuh .,A.EINUT0N

WAsHING1oS. Nay l.
Inc Circuit Court adj ournsd yesterday un-
vi the 9th irst., shen il 10 understood hat
Joan d ~urrstt will be tried, tbs Court and
ss-as-. zoe the prosecstion OF the prisoner
havnl. seed
rv - "a II ,ioter o. ln1ixn az
haI plyilsil.-i osrd GENES that Ne
,}g41.sss--. 80 nlllI1a uo.la-s worth Of In
dlEu gooGs sh.n IL New ork, but on the
eousIsry. did hot purchase ons million dol
lars sorth III the open market He states
tnat Us vent TO New ! orA In company With
lwo other parties detailed from The Indian
Bureau, Us speclni ~ entsi t. receive and see
TO packing and iorwsrding goods bought
from contractors, And that every dollars worth
received by them was obtained from the
three persons having contracts. and the whole
vii amount 10 less than $500 ee0, about one
half Of which 10 IN blankets and clothes
Jefferson DAVIS has determined TO recon
sIder hls declaration that be would not apply
for pardon, and il be is not arrHlgnsd 81 the
May term OF the Court at Richmond. be will
file his papers for pardon, IN accordancs With
tbe conditions Of President johnson Proc
lsmailon. SO say his friends here
Attorney General Stanbery's opinion on the
reconstruction clause IL the Military b,ll, 10
very liberal, and vii enable nsarly eli those
prohibited from registering, by Gen. Sheri-
dan order, 10 become voters.
Isaac Newton, Commissioner Of Agricu-
.ure, Is quite i'll.
The Japanese Commissioners we're re-
ceived al the State Department 10 day, and
expressed the best wishes OF the Tycoon for
the health OF the President and Secretary of
State. and the welfare Of the American Ma
ton. HIS Majesty further desires that the
relations OF friendship already existing be
tween the Two countries, shall increase IN cor
disIlts.
Ar. Seward replied that it had always been
our endcxvorr 10 make the relations between
the two countries mstualiy beneficial, and eI
pressed the hope that our Minister to Japan
10 apprecisted ~ being . good interpreter,
and friendly 10 the wishes OF the nation.
IL vss arranged that the Commissioners be
presented TO the President on Friday Their
credentials were read and afte, pleasant
interview the visit ended
senor Romero. Mexlcsn Minister. received
TO day the iollowing Telegram from the Mexi-
car Consul at New Orleans
Skw 0RLEASs April so
Ma RokERo Mirsmon Is dead This
Imperial forces arr dis5snded Asrque1
completely dsiestee. QIersisro 10 taken.
Macmillan Is hidden. Signed.
- RAMON D DIAZ
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- 80 $50 Alrii 30
-. a. rees a-rrh 10 says that
tho ves h,s $50. y al s,rssi a,re eiins that
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's.- -r a hest,Cfts whrn
- 49, - a.. "a -. q ~. gre.srf
sf-'- So ~ cessor,
.4E.e -ts that
t.ss. ... - -,a1., tue contest
- Ia.
~ ..rs. 3 -sa, "a XII. sno q party OF
ga ,is-s-r .nr rs~ t.asja. March II os
me W. & d.knn !-ks and sll proceed
'Aerest1 All, sher she Arsas. having or
.. 4ra .oh.i p.rf' al h'inz them back.
h,sf -. = s.ftty ~ rics in
- - Iurfeenclrs ! ed5o
~ n-.s a tas AZ Agency 4. The crop
a. st s'k . =. tt.ss source Q! sup
~ 1sst..u4 tSn2n' tl4m 20 depend chiefly
apor tEe surplus Pns trorps OF the shxgoon
bad dlsposst irr N the rice pay dspos grain
whIcn hitherto had been reserved for Extra
ordinary wants The reopenine OF this source
OF supply to the common people is expected
to cause = cessation OF the existing distress
and consequent discomfort
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CHIcAGo, May /.
The Journals Springfield special says A
large number Of mechanics and laborers are
employed in idleness to day, taking . view Of
the situation. Whether the condition OF
things thus indicated may be called strike,
am unable TO gay. II is certain that pub
lie and private ueechanical work is st = stand
still The men are guie, and orderly, and no
fears OF q disturbance are entertained. The
difficulty is said to be that employers want to
hire by the hour, ~hen the other party van,
pay by the day.