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u: ss =. ':; !. = & wi 20 -.
\ M WhsIeueu. $50 - -asse
~ os,ss. Coon q NIB At rsyts Nov u VAN ll6c
~ Als.c. Ehonas r.eias Ocean cleared = xsw
w ss ss ~, Sss.s Clifford for Iadaa Ocean. sAeA
"a .s .l .s e a.: sss ss At s''
ny s;:s s:;:' ss|:s; from a'..ss. .s' -
SeSss Nov sss as lon from Boston Oct for
:, 1ndias Goa Ss:.sa isr cisniueso.. Dss IL S
Foreign Psrts.
Ag1 cAy.s aD. Ing p0 a,, sss Hs n,
days'' ~ - - - ada for lie consnsns
ing from Boz ssssAnsns steamer C.slarins wAis
NAY rs sss . .ss1 os' ass o... Adams.
sssd "a steamers Liberty, Balm. B.lunors ala Hsp.
N s,',Is1 Dec ,as !, Panther s.
Va ashore tsss Di.A<ersj alsa brig Torssr fses
~ 5lsrsrce., Des i1-Arrvsd WIN woodbury. xeLsnAn
nss s nasssn aS ray Yrs
sUsIsAn Dec sIn port. bark Aowiaaa TUCKER frsss
=. s Nov
Sailed Nov Is bark Alice rari.on. Common Boston; sssh,,
ID sSss. NJ Dec si1rvsd. brig Lizzie Tsooy. newell.
American Psrrs.
soss1S Dss "a sss ass
IsFa asyfnSs s ci g ss
zssx Fsyai Trade wind osTsoa, Phll.dsDhs- -
sssdas
Ross Ss saxon
Pn G,nsss Esw Ycss 's5, sss &
%sn ten nss ' saSsansS i Nellie Bowl msss
.SooihsAy, Dec IS 1 arrived sshr Caroline Knight
ss ss. asw wym.n
6HsRiEsroE, Dec al-Anivsd. brig Manuel cD,. Pa
cissrsawBsrf David Mcnuss sBr, Elhepsy, Lvspesl
schr y stoekhsT coE,dasy. Wlmngtg9 NC -.
rover Hughes Hosson Ella Matthews. Motives Wiiuins
FALL RIVER, Deo s4-saned, schr John Compton.
oh MoiMEs HOLE Dec "a AMArrvsd sehrs Mary
Staples NYork for Portlandj Z Q 2 wisharS nsSon.
S ,s ae oom 'ss @
Gecrseown for Boston brig Valencia. Bzadtords
HoBfLE .H Dec sc S schr Hmss rAoupssn
new ORLEANS, pee steamship So. q re
ri stss%:sip Nightingale Srsafss kYora bark
rx " as, s. and rsA..
i XEa is Dee SM4rr!sd, .sef: Eva 1s.,
E EsSs THnESa So our aArfn. R0ndou
SEWPokT. Dec IS PG-In por. schrs Helen condcn,
for for NYorf smS Wa
ssr al Sss sa1sn rs
whitismoTs Bangor FOR do; AonszumA eordon' rroy;
sis1i ~ Si. e 5ssa ss..s S Sass S q
NEW LONDON Dec ss-Arrived sehrs Eva, South AMI
boy for Ayps Point Russell Georgetown, DO fr do
NEW HAVEN, Dec 2-Arrivcd schrs silver Bel, bailey,
smith; Bsls, Peck and Hadsn. wainwrisht Rhlahsi
pPiiIIxDEIFaih Dec ~ Arrived brig Abby Eiss Or
Esss. Sleeper, v!nslSsvsn Mary . Farf. isi0y sslss
Cisalsd-ship Joseph Fish, sssetpols Mobile. Int
Queen Of Scots Smith, Antwerp Briggs Ccassian. Dunke
Havana Anna Morrow, Porto Rico; Julia Carney. QA
ney, Cardenas 6chrs Stesmsn seelman Galve6tQn;
wMnson. somsrz Aspnwah kieardo iowa Lstsls 1Ass
PORTLAND. Dec A.An.ved steamship ysansenia,
Sherwood NYork; bras Brown. Bau, MAanzasi Haty
nsd Bros (Brl Hstaeld St Aartns sohr Mary Harris.
Crosby, Calais for NYork
Nellie True Hume. Martinique; Ola Chad.
Ssiisd-Brss Prsiris Rose Eudorus Mechanic O Nor
slth-Clcarsd barss AolSrook small. nsssn,ss;
EdM,9 Rssd nose4na .. -. c.,,.. Hsv.r
Poland Darien. 0a; Minct Light Robbtns Nsn,emond,
Predmoro Hart Thrashcr ElizabetApeT;
sansd-scSs Tismouss Robbins. RappahAnnosk River,
RICHMOND, Dec 2s-Arrived. brss Cook, Small,
NYoSk; Angola (Br) Suthergrocn, do.
SAVANNAH, Dec ao-Beow, brig Chas Wss,sy. Ford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26

Civr iucgrs Issy frrIAyA--A motion made
In the Criminal Court, indapspolis on Wednesday, to
quash "a Ind c,nsnt against Lewis wash ngton, negro.
for marrying white woman, which 70 penal offence
under the state avs II VAS uresd that the Law
contrary % the spr Of the Civil Rights law and, shers
fore, void The Iour decided that Tho marriage
not merely civa contract but parscok OF moral and
religious obligation and subject 70 restrictive isgi-
lAticn ana ovsrrusd NE motion An appeal proposed
70 the Supreus Court 10 ssstle the matter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26

Axorssa ncrrs Bcsror orssupHni ia -
Wrkchman gives ~ rumor that ConoodosV Vanderbilt
rsad, seriously con>sppl putuo9 ~ - 44amers
IN the rsuts frcp 6rssspsint u bioo1hes6n " Nee
"nshspns empress" srs IN on the long Island Rad -
- 70 Esks sbs shortest route from Ssx ysrk psaos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26

Hxeelss.n oxss the tabernacle ...;....,.. m
YonEsrs q Johns E0' anal M, ny Of The Rs.oia-
$3.50 ss.s ynr - church Of the same ritual we're
~ sssfsisi with svssgresps .SrpsgIsl eoSssa.
Conce psion a The same place Was also tastsfuiy A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26
CHRISTMAS DAY IN BOSTON.

Bosrox, Dec rs, 1867
Business has been generally suspended and nothing
has occurred TO mar the enjoyment Of the day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26

ApvsSys RAuncAr FHragrs The rss~s " freight
~ Central Rasrss1 70 New York Hcsion nave been
York. hrst ELSA 02c DO second eiae. roe 40, third
cAss SEC. do fourth class. - "a. foar per Dbl PIC
10 Boston. nsss Ola q 90 second c'ss* &c 40
bbL, e1.--.RSssfW Crl u, Dec o.
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ARRIVALS mu pspaaruaEs.

" -"TW- M AFFfymVe.
Lavnuce1 ssesasll9 Guy sf An,werp-Nr. Ksc.t Mfs
rarsss fyske ny sIaisa Mr wslnagser. Mr.. waik,nw
Ton. Gumpsf W ssrrx', nsv . snmsre hslc. YVES
sslsy. lr Ns,iIls. xr fpIss. . vaasas. u Dara W.
~ vssasa " rsa,s-rs nso's. Dew I, vass' NJ
iirnmnE 0cer6e nemmsnf sslass nspmins geyd,
Mss "a 10 Bush. Nisl. Gccdriss, Miss senissae II
Fora, w n Bartrp NJ Hs<hAeey Mr. Ksrwan. Nfs aan-
lsy MIss Webs Miss rcrd Mes LANYARD, Mics v Coz.
lsns Co Ea,lAsA Mrs gsnsgA "a rsrkaA " ssnst Mrs
~ Isyiea NJ Ityis5 y Acct NJ conssr n rssss NJ
rerxirs. Mr. drsh&n. Miss Eesucn
DspaFtnres.
q Iso.A Axg r,o yAsslse-ssssnshp vsssIssiEpl-x
Mrs sebnsld~r and infant. susa EslArde Julie Que
s~rysut Henh@s, IL Bee Hfwsr6 cNrsens~p.
bssios. rssrrrs. and Wa jsssic fssssss sss VIE.
,Hais' " Vus Aey-ASd ~ ID VIC Hssfsse
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ARRIVALS.

KEr0RTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
dnc.so SI ncvsy liverpool Dec 70 vie
daioa: ~ passed one q he NATIONAL Company
SSrss from f.v. or New 0ar1 Srs00n'A %
Dec sn nas s"s
sr s.i sa
% os ros ss Joue H.v.p. Dec 10
f;S * j, LoI:ra sssd IN company Win steamship
S:.
sss@shp San Salvador Ncfsrscn savannah. With ndse
.IS R Sr''I s cs,su. Aug % .sa
s s S. ads. Sept with nd.s e Cha. HossPfs Has
s wv s ss's; .a siP5 john
Ion 81 s. Nary y az, Ey .ui from Al s s
sssld: h e, RR9% sy = days out Fev y Is 70 lon
O1. pc! - . y: Ion g ar rrovidsoce .issrns &.
e wlA mass ana passsnssrs 70 Morgan Tinker an
-. Pssis; ss.,, chisholm, p.msr.r. . day.: vim
,.5ds > s%lsh esrs Iorns nss;es.s Va Terrs.. Mon,
Nv s .sy y's;:ss 3 s.rd De- Vi.
i.ss s % A.; .s ss.;
u poke &: ss
; ~; ma i: s..s s s:sp. Ga s.s s.
sshr warren D Hopkins. Barnard Virginia for Boston.
ssSr warren Tsssrsas Baltimore for Ellsworth. i.
anchored Inside Sandy Hook.
~ SANDY sss Dol Tor Frank
po Z .sss oos Del for Ss"Sa
Hchr w Brooks, Johnson. bangor.
echr Nay Wildly. DO ston for Philadelphia.
schr Ocean Wave, Baker Providence Cor PHliAaslphs.
aohr Nelly White White N0rwslk
eehr Excelsior, bruce, Cold Spring
echr Flying Fish, Barton, Cold Spring.
ssss a S.s tGs aassS. ssa:Ss ssa Core
The following vessel. a. Elizabshpor 2lsh loaded
ana ready 10 sail-wind SW:--
echr Royal Arch. HAWKING for Aspinwal.
Rchr Pciro, Rogers. for East Boston. W M
eohs George Washington. Peck. for stAmfcrd.e aa
s BELOW.
Sssk Eisn-bx plot BOA v iiwsI No T.
SAILED.
etsamships Russia and Tarfa. Liverpool From Quar-
ankos. ship Great Weolesn. Liverpool nv
lerk Eymina. Hilsos, Or Antwerp. Is At anenor 81 shs
wisd q sunse. 81
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euAnrrv cArHxHrs wnnrc, IRON Bahia Viz d ThouAs
f New York before sspsssd o. Bermuda Win los. Of
ps i1s ne s S ss low When . AZ
IS =: * S:, -sas Z y 4 sss. ''s "
from :;S's W. aSss 81
!. .: IA VIA he .. y . Ss ssss ana % mai asii
sss s .A ~ s : e;
Al sa a1 s % n s on s'.S sP ks
voyage soon - her ssw sails ere nnlshsd ~
nsrh wA.rs rru:s r!snsT from n, Liverpool tcr san
which Put into Mo Saneiro i9th uis W dsres
BR,es ASIA. W BrAcs. scorxs ana HrSsnrrA Gan
Drh condemned aud cold II - Thomas llth last.
saa e rfFs e s ~A ssss 40
ved Newport nd Inst reports having xpeenoed heavy
Ss.n as ina ss: Sie-s ss. rom ~
ss storm .nd bad ses prevailing ys,ssf hove % under
sisss S
sao~ ss snS avn, % ana
Washed oysrbesrd !ssss Kelley sesmsn. et Kasspo
fsssssi an -" '~'s '''" - ''''' - -
sc.n cosvcr Ses Rssk,snd,. Hlsgnss FROM Nov .rors
eomp'sed repairs az 4 Ne ysr x sss csssi cs snS
VIII proved the most favorable wind.
scsn xAxus vAx Brszx Bsraiss from Eussbsthpcr!
returned 70 Bristol for repaira M NN
scss DAssr scusd v rsnsscoia BALLAST from cahs.
mtscelDNaseaa.
The purssr Of thentsamer Montgomery IRON Savnnnsh
has our shanks for Ms attentions.
s~cnr rA~Aes-Ths ps~ket ship cnlsivafcr, Cart Rus
ssl frcm New xswt, n@ss hs p%ss&ss 70 Lvspso' 10 ~
asys
srAs-my Nos~n AxxscA. betss entirely free from
ness. has ccme 20 the siv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26
SHIPPING NEW S,

Almanac Tor New York-ThIs Day.
s.. . .s:: ~ EG ,ss :s::;: Al
Port o. NEW YORK. DECENRER Is, 1867.
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Tho newsboys were provided with excellent Christ
dinner at their home, No. 90 Poplar street. III,
little fellows do ample justice to the good things go
heiore them.
All tho stores about the city were closed, and thu
peopio gong to and fro from the churches made 10 Ap
pea like sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

"A New York and States where deserton. drunkenness
kc sulcient cause No publicity. No charge until divore
obtained Consultations free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-26

DREAsT MILK FOR INFANTS AND Food FOR IN
ID yAids and Dyspepcs IL Comstocks Rational Food, NJ
No ~ Cortlandt street,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-29
Bounty and Pension Laws Passed!
Good News for lsoleieH, theie Yn9ws and Heirs ;!

Gooa news ier aseieteIf, their AneWs @H ii'N'
!. A LII SOLDIERS WHO ENLISTED
IA in the o. s. Army after April 13th feelior thfee
years, and who have received but Sloo ooun'2' e o
tied to 800 more.
The widows or heirs OF such soldiers who died IN ser
vice are also entitled the 500 Increased bounty
All soldiers who enlisted after the l9th OF Apri Ioo
for n ,prod of not less than tWoT years who have re-
ceiyed but $50 Bounty afe entitled to $50 IN addition
Tho widows and heirs Of such soldiers as have died in
service are entitled to the same bounty 80 '-i p
The pensions of widows have been increased so as to
add 81 month for each child under 16 years ~
Send your discharges and apply in person by letter
to undersigned at Ashtabua or Geneva, who viii
collect all soldiers claims promptly Fees reasonable
No charge for fees, until money is received.
----------------- THEODORE HALL,
Atty at Law and Claim Ag't.
SS7 Ashtabula Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-29

STOVES AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
CONTEMPLATING change in bus
~ mess the subscriber is dcsirous of disposng of his
stock of stoves at reduced prices, and the offer made
for the next sixty days at such rates. He has six sizes
and patterns of cOokstoycs square and elevated ovens
of the newest styles.
He has also quantity of aid --I+
.a3; ls.f IRON BEAM PLOWS, -'s... .-.
ROAD SCRAPERS, CAULDRON KETTLES, SINKS,
&C., &C.,
that will be sold at liberal discount for cash.
Phoenix Foundry, Ashabua, May 14,'67 907
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-29
4 LEGAL, PROBATE, MATTERS, &C.
n Administrators s. Sale of Reat
II ID !ao1q Of Estate. bsr.r -cD { 1au

II NpuTsuance Of! an order granted by
the Probate Court of Ashtabula County, Ohio will
offer for sale at public auction the first day OF July
Al 1867, at ten O'Clock forenoon upon the premises,
the following described read estate situate in the town
Ohio to wit Lot nbef T. As described In deed given
by Timothy Rockwell and wife to,Joseph Yeomans da-
ted the second day of July, d. 1851 and recorded IN
Ashabua County Records m Deeds Dec: 17th 1853, Vol
A. pages 54 and 53, which said lot is bounded north
by the centre OF the north ridge road called cast by
lands of Mrs. E. NJ Dickinson South by Austin Smith,
and west by Daniel S, Hubbard containing fifty acres OF
land, be the same more or lcss -l1tTf Ie5-'J
Appraised at $500. ,r5t ..,.fF .i r-ril .Jo
Terms of saley one-third in hand one-third in one
year and one third intwo years from day of sale with
interest the payments to be secured by mortgage upon
the premises sold. -. VIM A. FIELD, n
,,, Administrator of Joseph Yeomans; deceased
= tiif - =" @ j. R. COOK Attorney.
Ashabua Nav a7b. 1887 To- ~ - : 80 300
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-29
DROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
Il THE CONSTITUTION 10 aIadH s5s5ii

pROPOSED b AMENDMENT TO
Il THE CONSTITUTION. % e.la'iT 75s'a
I THE STATE Ohio, -."' T.
Office of the Secretary of State.
T. /, WILLIAM HENRY SMITH Secretary of State of
the State Of Ohio do hereby certify that the following Is
true copy of joint resolution passed by the General
D., 1861 taken from the original rolls on file IN this
office ''aR sfl 10 si''ihI6I Fl1 3'asfo,a 7 ai''i~
In Testimony Whereof, have hereunto subscribed
lsEAL my name and affixed the Great Seal of the State
OF Ohio at Columbus, the 9th day OF April A. d..
0O.suIas IA e,i,qs WM HEMha sserot,pS Of State
.T5JaissI TIL ,i-i'1Si,l > ..
A RESOLUTION
Relating toap Amendment of the Constitution, provld-
ding the extension Of the Elective Franchise
Resolved by the General Assembly of the State of
Ohlo of the members elected to each house
thereto, That it be and is hereby preposeto
the Electors OF this State to vote at the next annual
following amendment substitute for the first section
of the fifth article of the Constitution of this State to
w.t. Every male citizen of the United States of the age
wentyone years who shall have been resident of the
State year next proceeding the election and of the
county, township or ward in which he resides, such
time shall be provided by law except such persons
have borne arms IN support of any nsurrectOn
belOn against the Government of the United States or
have fled from their places of residence to avoid being
drafted into the military service thereof or have desert
ed the military or naval service of said Government in
time OF war, and have not subsequently been hOnOraby
discharged from the same-shall have the qualifications
of eector and be entitled to vote Jail elections
ED. A. PARROTT,
| % Speaker of the House Of Representatives,
| ANDREW G. MCBURNEY, %
President of the Senate.
Passed April Gth 1867 .{ss q .E h. -GRm6-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-06-29

CTERTNE CANDLES, Carbon Oil,
sp3 ''P9' i~'''P SWIFTS New Drug Store.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-25

B6s- We miss the ks in the Richmond
Examiner. Boston Post
That's b. ks POLLARD has leit'-Ao'
bile Times.
The person who perpetrated that last
;oke /, n hard k's.-La Crosse Demo Graf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-25

HAVING SECURED THE SERVICES OF
III experienced hostlers, / am prepared TO
offer unusual inducements 30 those having
horses 70 board. as / an prepared 70 feed and
groom well.
To drevers. having horses for sale, can offer
the very best facilities fer aisF0siaE q their
stock. AZ i have an extensive acquaintance,
both in the city and country.
The very best Of saddle and buggy horses Tor
hire always on hand.
am also prepared 10 fsrniEh storage for an
immense amount # merchandise. Parties
wishing storage for carriages, brggles, furni-
iure, etc. will find my Warergom light, dry
and ain. DAN s. KIRWAN.
li1 Proprietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-25
PARLoRs AND CHAMBERS.

Purchasers can see how q suit Of furniture
will appear in their house. and can. from these
rooms make q better selection tnan tney -
from furniture pr0Isizcuoufly placed IN laeFe
wareF0oms.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-25

Roth Houses Of the Legislature pray
Congress to repeal the act Of paying Tor
the services of enlisted slaves
The Colorado Legislature has passed
an act prohibiting negroes and mulattOes
from serving as jurors over the Cover
nors veto. ..
Governor Cummins, of Colorado, is
here, en- route for Washington.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, January "a
Chief Justice Walker delivered an opin'
ion to the Supreme Court, reiteratlng
that that State was a de facto Govern
ment under the Confederacy. Guardians
and administrators, who had invested IN
Confederate bonds or received money IN
good faith'and all kindred TRANSACTIONS
are made valid by this decision
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-01-25
POETRY.
LYRICS FROM THE LATIN.

l.-yERBUM SAT-
wonder where old yeEbum sa., ,..,o
Ana how he looked when sitting thete'
Anu h ho~ he hung his sunday hat,
And did he use an easy char
Ma Mrs. Verbum always look 80
Angelic whom her husband smiled
Al what was Verbum's favorite book
And had the Yerbums Ger child
But no the, subjects wrapt N gloom gloon
Scant Verbum legends can iraoe'
Uncomfortable as the tomb,,
Tho darkness Is DER oil their race
And Consolation comes from that
Tho fact that limo has. not bereit
The nation Of. Is Verbum sat.-fuHo"'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-30
FRe1 WASHINGTON.

NV 1OAK, Nov. ~.
ahe Nmes's Washingtou special ssya: In
view Of We nany alleged frssds in the slec-
tisa q CsBEesansn, b importation ofvotes
from Other States holding their elections At
di6s1st times. and for tho parpcssuf corr
rectiag the evil, Mr.. Mallory, or Oregon,
viii introduce, et an early day, bill defining
tie time Of holding elections for dslerates
andr0prssentatives to Co0kress, fdr tAe rur>
pose of nskias ths same usifofn throag ghcut
the States.
Tho Heralfs Washington special says:
Thaddens Stevens pronoances the report put
forth BY Wason pOssense, end speaks highly
of the majority report.
A As1ictcmneg shows ths&. under the most
hsoeAbls circumstances, Dot more. tAaa f6rty
out Of one hundred and ninety votes can be
relied upon in the House in favor of inn
peachment. OF this namher several ne said
to be doubtful, aud should the tone Of the
forthcoming message Of the President be
decentiy moderate, many who are now in-
cliAsdto iisten to tAa arguments urainf i'm,
peachment will throw their vote and influence
against it.
1t is stated this evening that prominent
hemberlof one OF the Hours fnancial COM
mittees said to-day, in conversation, that il
the question should be brought before il to.
morrow the Honse would vote to issue cne
hundred and fifty million dollars in green,
backs, withdraw the National Bank currency
and replace it vith gresnbacks, and with
them pay off the National debt.
The Tribmne's Washington special says:
4 caucas Of Republican Conkrsssu,en Will
certainly be held next week, probably Mons
day or Tuesday evening, when the impssch-
neas matter Will be- fully CONSIDERED, And
seme definite line Of action will be marked
offN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-30
! FROM NEW YORK.

Egw YoRK, Nov. %.
The funeral procession in honor of the Fe-
nisps Who we're recently hung in Nanchesel
came Oh yesterday. About 5000 Irishmen
formed ia column four deep and marched
through the principal thoroue ehfares, attended
by three hearses, each containing colin, or
which wss Inscribed the name Of one Of The
executed men. The procession halted in
Union Sausrs, where orakiops wers delivered
extoalsns the heroism of ths maztya. ST,
perintendent Kennedy refused to furnish .
police escoftto =. H. stair Ion shs asoend ~
he could not order his officers to attend pro-
eessiop gotten up in honor Of the murderer,
Of policemes.
Duiisat The present year, spto WedhesdAl
last, there have arrived at this port 22S, 27s
emigrants.
AamifAt Iphn DrxkG Sius4 pked 81 ySars
died son Sfsaesf Island yesterday. -
Grau received adespatch from Havana urg
ing him under no CIRCUMSTANCES 70 eail for Ha.
vAaa With Ristpri, ION aeeuunt u ne preSaA
ing sickness 0srs. They viii cot, tksrssere
leave until February.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-30
FROa CHICAGO.
CHcAGo, Nov. %

~ ~. CHicAGo, Nova29.
. Weston. the waikist. arrived here yester-
osy :. ~ o'clock IN In the morning. Hrs iine
3. nstc1 vas aP "soasn avenue 70 Aoncoe
street, 1nence west on monroe to Dea.besn,
.nence nor.n On dearborn 70 hsndolph,
i1snce vesI m on randolph 70 the sherman
noase. rus nne Of march from the city
hnlts 20 tne sherman House was crowded
VIM peop'e wno su.I1ea soont the great
peues'l'an ano exn'u1sed tne utmost enthusl-
asM = ns !nppso ~ eeesfeiy posang his
snanAs ena iI.ing nie ii.le wnite hat from
a@ as p.ls nee n .ne m'cr, ~, OF nohoS square
=, s.us0y Poscemsh. Inc .csewe was enor-
nous, ana sne enthusiasm sutnc'ent 70 turn
G 'le nead o. : ssfonsef minde1 maa than ne
sno cA%e rom foFlsna % chicago on his
Iee. 'eaenlng the sherman Aopss, ne soon
a.I appeared On 'ne Daicony, h,s child in
~ ~! Tn.ee ne renewed nis oo.lIg, .pd
gave s1ns,ac''on % tnoesanos' ot. longing
eyes. tne afternoon ana evening. aecord
20 Psosssmme, WESTON exaislesa ham Pill
tne opela house. snd on both occasisns
e2ayed n..le speech, IN which ne indubeea-
oy proved Ahnsesi NOS Dmsou oi speahst,
"nssavei nc might manage 70 say OF bamself