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The national Republican., 1867-12-14

SaLLIHa LrQuoR WITHOUT LlcESsI.IJohn
Hockmeyer, for selling liquor without license
Yesterday, was arrested by Officer Alder, and
taken before Justice Uhkpin, who muictcd MIN
In the sum OF Sl0 for this violation OF law.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

MAIL CosrnAor. 1.-The Postmaster General
has awarded the contract for carrying the mail
from Montgomery to Selma, Alabama slx times
a week and return, to W. q. Johnson, OF Gross
Plains, Ala. Tho contract to continue from Feb
ruary !, 1895, to June s0th, ISL
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

HyDRAETs AND PLUos.-It isyery damaging
to these necessary articles when the water II
permitted to run so long a. to freeze them up
We trust they will be we'll cared for by our citi
zens that they may not be inconVenienced.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

A Coop SELEcTioS.-Atth the last session of the
National Council U. I. Al held at woodward's
Hall, In this city, VIM. J. Cowlng, esq Wal
could have been made.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

dovrsysST Coal WMAnI1WthSrSSsH o1 thS SsS sT. sIc
now ehfsseS Ses An Sorsge wharf at the foot Of
sixth street west shou the Weathef nb ~ ho.u , ps,
vorable, the work will be oofny.s
laVa
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

SaNr TO TIM WonKnoUsB.-Jahn Brown, q
nsws-boy, for disorderly conduct in the market
sent to the Work,house for sixty days by Justice
Harper.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

A Test OF STRENGTH AND AoILirY.-M J ohm
Rooney, corner of Thirteenth and U streets, as
will be seen by IN advertisement IN another col
INN, Challenges any man in the District OF Co-
iumbia, on . wager Of slO0 or more, to wrestle
with a man he shall produce, weighing 1870 lhs.;
or to run foot-race with him, hall mile, on the
same conditions HERDS q chance for sport,
now, Who tumbles up first to try the square,
hold exeFcisei May we.be there to see.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

RRsIaEup,-lt 10 stated that the Commlssioner
of Patents, Judge Theaker, rendered his reslg,
nation yesterday morning. Alfred h. Ely, OF
Boston, who served In the late war, Is pfoml'
"ently spoken o. =. his successor
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

PosTPossp.-The opening OF bids for furnish
ing the Post once Department with letter bal:
wrapping paper, and 1900 pounds Of twine,
which was announced to take place yesterday,
has been postponed until January next. New
0nos.ls viii be received f0y furnishing the ar
tIolsa
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

PuBLIo HooLs.-Yestorday Mayor Wallaeh
and Il. I: Morsel, esq, treasurer OF pubic
mittee on the District OF Columbia Tor the pur'
pose OF comforting concerning social matters.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

spsT TO JAIL FOR LARossr;=Mary l., Fitz.
gerald was yesterday sent to JAIL ior court py
ccny, preferred by E. A, Stone, proprietor Of q
fancy store near the corner OF Seventh and l.
with the complainant In the capacity of Aser-
want, and has taken advantage OF numerous oI-
portunities offered her to make awAywith fancy
goods amounting In the aggregate to about $oo'
The arrest was made BY Otieer Cation.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

SELLING dRooHnIRs on SUsDAr'-Dennii
Dunn, a grocer In the Flrst ward, was arrested
yesterday by Otfioor RossiteF and taken before
Justice Morsell, who fined him slo for selling
groceries on Sunday,
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
Georgetown Advertisements

LIDAY GOODS.
We have now on hand the largest and best assortment
ofFANCY GOODS aud TOYS In this District, together
with q choice selection Of BOOKS, &c, suitable for
presents Call aud examine our stock. Our motto
Small PROFITS and speedy sales,
dela-2w los Bridge street. GeorRetowD
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

SpspIoloce CHlh"TER.-klShera Lewis,
colOred wa. omsor alTter on 'bS bS
Justice Tucker In default Of security Tor soou
behavior
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

oSy soH Nsv oaLsAEs-Mr. Harry O. Kleiber,
again ever since he was boy, (his father having
had charge for many years before hlm,) left the
city last night for New Orleans, where he has
been rendered . position In the oity post office.
Harry IL . genial good fellow and sharp bust.
ness hsn, lie wSs liked here by all who knew
him, and We feel sure II viii not be long until he
has won the good will Of his new-made acquaint-
anceg,
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

IT TsnPrAp HiA.-On Thursday Detectives
Coomes and Miller arrested a man named Ed
ward Doughsrty on . charge Of having stolen a
gold watch, on Wednesday last, the property of
Mrs. Seston Monroe, No. %ss Seventeenth street.
Mesirs. Brown 4 Powers, plumbers, and on the
day In question vas performing this description
ofwork In Mrs. Monross house. Mr.. Dough-
wateh lying on the mantlspises, and 1t tempted
him. lie took II and then put II backj but being
tempted sssin hp retook 1t. The watch was re-
covered,
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
Crncurr CouRT- Chief Justice Cartier

THE CAPITAL hill LAND CASE COMPOUNDED
Das D,tn OF Jane Carroll Is. Frlncfs Hanna, -
Eiectmept to recover lot Capitol Hall This case
came up this morning. and the Chief Justice said that
he had determined upon giving tho following instrue-
"iftLe Jury Shall mud from tho testimony that tho
defendant entered into possession OF the premises W
contrOyersy luClOsed the same with substantial
fence and maintained such fence without interruption
uuder claim Of title for tho term Of twenty years, the
Jury will And for the defendant II the Jury shall hnd
further that the fence lnclosing the premises 10 con.
troyersy was from time to time during the twenty
years partially destroyed and repaired by tho defend
ant within reasonable time Aitor such destruction,
such partial destruction not work an interruption
Of the defendant = possession,
The counsel after sOme cohyersRtion, agreed to ad
Just the suit by dydinE tho land iu controversy be-
lw cen the plain and deondAnt quit claim deeds to
be executed one half the taSes paid by the defendant
to be repaid to him by the plaintiff each party " pay
it's own costs. ,
making the compromise eifeetua p law, was agreed
is entitled 10 au undivided half Of the PROMISES and
ho entitled 10 the other und ydeI half and
| d special verdict was accordingly rendered
g. r Hobbs vs. John Elchel swann-Thompsou,
under execution against William o Brien; the plain
tn alleging that said goods are his property under
-, trustoe for the bene1t Of the said plaintiff
,Pr.i,FI 80 that the legal properly Of the
goods was in tho trustee, and he alone vas ', w
10 bring Tepleyiu for them tuoh nght oi hc"h'~
| isting IN Hobbs, the beneficiary
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

IAPRovRhsHTs.-In our rambles about town
yesterday we noticed quite . number OF new
hne houses are going up st the corner Of Fif-
teenth and strests, one 81 the corner of Four
teenth and 4 street, and one on street, be-
tween I;--slfth emu .Ae:nts All OF these
completed will rival thsir Immediate neighhoFs
In beauty OF finish and roomy accommodations.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

STRpar IarRovsIsHTs.- - Mr.. N. Reynolds,
tho contractor for building . sewer on Fifth
street, from g TO nj street north. has completed
the job, barely clearing himself Of the very un-
propitious vssthsr We now have.
The sewer to be constructed In Tenth street
west, from the Washington canal to New York
avenue, has been completed ~ far north az L
street. 1t 10 doubtful now whsther 1t will be
dnished before next spring.
MI, George Wilson, contractor for the Seventh
ward, has had the oufbstones set and the cutters
and footwAys paved through about twenty
squares during the season just ended.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
ZINE LIQUORS AND TEAS.

Tho Best Pale SHERRY on sale In the District price
tl0 Per gall9ni Old Love MADEIRA, %, very Pine
Old ylkGlNlA WHISKY, f6i NECTAR, &j PER-
FEET LOVE CORDIAL and JAMAICA SPIRITS.
Very superior Teas. would cali attention 10 a very
hne Tea at o. 70, better than any sold by the
called Tea Companies
del2.eo3t W H. TENNEY
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
ZINE GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

New Layer, Valencia, Seedless, and SultanA RAisns,
Currans, Citron, Grab Cider, Cooking Brandies and
Wines for mlnee meat Spices, Figs Almonds. Peoans,
English Pickels Worcestershre Sauce and All kinds
nf Chrlsfmas Gaada w, IL TENNRy.
del2-eo3t UeoTgetOwn, d, c,
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

THE WINTER SEAsos-.HELr THE NEEDY
The weather turned out to be beautiful ycstcr-
day, and the advantage was taken by many OF
that sport TO their hearts content, About the
middle eofthc,forenoon the clouds that overcast the
sky broke away and the sun shone benignantiy
ern breezes sufficiently to render the atmosphere
bracing and healthy. The tingle Of merry sleigh
bell. was heard on AL sides, and many were the e
streets.
The winter season with Its sports and pestlmes
are the youthful y II hearts 10 bright
anticipation Of the holidays. The days between
this and Christmas are being counted, and their
minds are reyellng In the expectation of their
Christmas trees loaded with the bountcous gifts
tnS 1nd o SSo Se
ously provided with this worlds goods TO look
after the suffering and needy in their neighbor-
ing, and fuel, and trine from the store OF those
having more than enough for themselves VIII
make glad the hearts of the needy while 1t viii
A case Of desiitution was reported yesterday
at police hcsdquartsrs BY ofiser Harris, Of the the
SSiniary force MTs h heFiora w1n ON ne TbuTs
| day, entirely destitute Of food and fuel. Tenn
porary relief for the suffering ones was given
| by Mrs. General Morsdeau and Mr.. Pearson,
| who were called upon. This Is only one case;
many others can be found If those having the
means will but seek them, and out OF their abun-
dance supply their pressing wants.
| FInB--Yesterday morning, about o'clock, an
alarm Of fire was sounded, caused by smoke Is
suing from the back building Of No. 2i3 = street,
rear Of Willards' Hotel, The building Is chiefly
| occupied by Messrs. Watterson l. Crawford as
| claim agents, but several Of the upper rooms are
| rented out as furnished apartments. A colored
family have charge of the dwelling and reside In
the kitchen, and take general care of the rooms.
| The fire broke out in DR.. Dotshs room, in the
back building, which was caused by stove-pipe,
| that run through . partition, becoming over
heated and setting Gre to the woather-boarding
| and partition. One Of the rooms was stored
with public documents, the property Of Senator
| Patterson, son-in-lsw to President johnson.
The documents were greatly damaged with
water. DR.. Dotsh and Others rescued their bag.
| gage, but the furniture Of the rear Of the house
was more or less damaged by fire and water: As
soon as the alarm was given, MT; Chadwick, OF
wiliards' Hotel, dragged out the hose belonging
| to the hotel, and attached II to a plug at the
back of willards', and got the first stream on the
fire, doing considerable execution. The Union,
Hibcrnia, Franklin, and Ruoker steamers were
soon on the spot, as also the Metropolitan Hook
| and Ladder Company, and Notwithstanding the
| severity Of the weather, and the plugs being
frozen TO a considerable extent, soon succeeded
in extinguishing the fire.
The national Republican., 1867-12-14
Painting,


NJ. II. PARKER X MACNICHoL'S
GENERAL
HoUsEPAINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
No % Louisiana avenue, between Sixth aud Seventh
streets,
PLAIN AND DECoRATIXE HALL PAINTING,
fRESOOlkG.
CALCIMlNING in every variety and colori
GRAINING and MARBELING nimltaHon ofall kiuds
Of wood and stone,
GLIDING AND BROWNING,
CHINA GLOSS, OR ENAMEL WHITE PAINTING,
and every Style OF ROUSE DECORATION, executed
In tho most flushed aud tasteful manner,
BRICK FRONTS CLEANkD. OILED. AND PEN
ClLED,
PLAIN AND ILLUMINATED SIGNS, BANNERS,
FLAGS, AND TRANsPARESCIES.
with every description Of ofoRNAMENTAL SIGN work
executed In the neatest and richest styles.
STANDARD AND PUREST MATERl AIS only sr
used, and 1Tst class workmen employed,
NJ. T PARKER 4 MACNlCHoL,
jyy " La avenue, bt sixth and 6cyeAh s'fssb
The national Republican., 1867-12-14

A TTENTIoN ATTENTIGN
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN CIGARS,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, Sc, No., Y Bridge
10 cal tho attention OF the public 10 hshno selection OF
the sboye GrsIS- and partleal9ry TO hi Gleag IA.
cents, au53 lm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08
flnantial anb Gdlhm.rtiaI.
Markets BY TELEGnAPH


Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CnIcAao, March I
Fiour-Msrkst dull and common and medium grade,
dnacut TO realize any thing holders idsss
Some lots that have been hand some time could b
bought at small Decline but the high price OF wheat
snd limited supply OF choice fesh ground extras rssdsrs
holders firm ss full figures
Whsat--oaist and lower; No zlapsins 81 soi<eI ssss
for winter receipts and closed ~ 81 sei eo1 No 81
% 81 es1<; No scarce.
oorn-so dali opening at fsl1@-sl< closing dull
At n ls6fT rejected dull, closing lower; se14aco1<
Oats Dull closing at az for Ne regular for
ear lots OF fresh.
Bye-DuIl: No l aeI4aqcjf.
Barley-No 2aetivs and advancing; Tla79.
Dressed Hogs-scares good lots nrn and IN demand
Provisons-sirzn; pork very active, opsaiss 1t
ae 50 md riosins hrn at seceae so.
cut nesss hosse brsnas frn Of Ds sor uAou,asrs
~ for rougb II for clear Sides m II X for sweet pick
sied hams.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

We learn that the work on the new school
building, in the Fourth Ward, has been com
menced, and will be pushed forward to COM
petion in time for the opening Of the schools
in the fall. This will be gratifying to those
who reside in that portion of the city, as the
former quarters have been very uncomfort
able,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

By Telegraph oarcsao March a.
Lumbsr-First clear lo11ih and q inch per m
sooass' sscond clear 1Lelh and inch. per n
kso6ss third clear inch per m t4s $50 select Wagon
box boards j. inches and upwards per m, ssso4e
stock board l. inches, per m t3oDss stock board.
inches, per sfA27; LIST aud I'd clear eoorinx to
sethsr, per N. HsS so common flooring ga; dressst
common flooring s4os4a nrss and second clear dr.ssse
siding s3e&sS common siding dressed s2oD27; jois,
sesntlins and tmbers 10 to 10 feet s2laal 80 Jois,
scan,ling and smbsrs Is feet do 90 ~ and
feet, s2seso, timeeu 80 feet and over, ssso4o Gu,
boardsfio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

THE Siamsse Twins, and the Australian ju.
veniles, aged quarter of century or there.
abouts, drew out the public to the Atheneum
yesterday afternoon and evening. Chang
and Eng are getting advanced in years, and
this generation, doubtless, is the last one that
viii behold them. They are accompanied by
some Of their children, dark compIexioned
but sharp and good looking.
The Australian children are strange phe-
nomsna, with just enough intelligence not to
be entirely animals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

.CoRREcr1ox.-A stupid, typographical
blunder in yesterdays paper, put "irrespon-
Eble Keokukians" where We wrote "irre-
pressible Keokukians." We win get out of
the list of invalids some of these days, will
read our own "proof," and the errors OF
type which have recently annoyed us most
excrutiat;ngly shall measurably cease.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

WE call attention to the card of the North
ampton Water Cure Establishment. That
mode Of relieving the ills that Aesh is heir to
has grown largely in favor since the unlucky
and too extravagant use Of il in the days of
Noah. The results are infinitely more satis>
factory now to those undergoing that mode of
treatment than the sntediluvians found it.
The water>cure establishment ct Northsmp.
ton is concededly one of the best in the Uni.
led Stetee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

West PorEr AND THE RArraoAn4--A letter
from Mr.. W. r. Stewart, of West Point, in
forms us that on the 4th inst vote was taken
ut West Point, on the subject Of taking stock
IN the extension Of the railroad from the
junction via West Point TO Mt. Pleasant.
The vote rtood 90 for, IS against, 81 majori,
~. Good for West Point.
The same letter states that at the mum.
sipsl election held there on the same day. a
Republican Mayor and part Of the Board Of
Aldermen we're elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

AYREs, MANN 4 AxREs' ENTERPRISE
M. d A. will give, yes, will absotsstels oire, in
fair old>fashioned exchange land in no other
way for every cent received from the public,
tsfnll value in any article in their varied
line, or in watch repairs, engravings &C., &c.
Pledges redeemed at No. 81, Main street,
Keokuk fdsr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

LARGE number Of our citizens got the
impression that Wendell Phillips was to lee.
ture on Wednesday evening Of this week. An.
nouncements leading to this opinion were
Inadvertently made. They were errors, how,
ever. Mr.. Phillips win come and bis coming
will be announced in good season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

IT was noticeable in the Senats's proceed
ings, published yesterday, that IN effort will
be made to get an appropriation for . post
office building at Keokuk. If Uncle Sam
has to pat respectable postofice buildings at
other places, he might well afford to do 90
much at Keoknk-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

PKRsosAL.-We are indebted to our friend
Vencil for late Eestern papers, in advance Of
the mail. He came through direct from
New York, whittier he has been for some
weeks past laying in an extensi We stock of
Clothesand Clothing for the spring tradc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

ORIGINAL NOTICE. James Il. Hol.
sT Moab arselsy, fidssy D. Root, Caroline 4.
1oos, =. = 49,, rosss Hrn, Plume, Parmsise 4
ses.rses, uyWs kn1eely, Michss, bu~hey Jam~s Hsn
= ens,s. =. 81 .as1sp. Bask Of 0id Dseiniss AZ
-. - -, s,soy, 49, nssyss gnry rs.is.
no.pc9n vtiis. etili.a 4. T ssevsnsos b acytsrx
30 Hekle1 Lucss, " .. MtIl<r j. Hsv.s. y
" PAassey. O J. Dasis, sspAA C1saAuusur: -
- - mses6Er - swshy .neo1ns1 NJ tAsr. !,
nov .. He n TIE oos " the C1srk 81 the D-frcs
q - County lows, At PORT Nsdsson pstio~ N Nh
nsn Dnsn claiming decree cutting on and for.ciorine
your equity Of redemption in and sil claim unor ~
Following rs.l state, towit Ninety serss Cd 81 shs
81 30 q the n -. " Bee -, fo~nship q. Hcrfh
10y vssf; and the undivided half o. the re,.inA
3 49, 800 wse Ssrssr q sssslss AIS - 0c..s.
- aasa aiee0 tha p1s1a119 eUErrnssSrcv,
~ kereAss.r rndsr eerssin ascrse Y 1Sr~5 aS.,Y
- 80 e aass NJ tile ssd = ca issr sssy Il
usss. yos appat sA~vss - s.sbss -. -. :,
- - ~ 6Asnszf t1n u - 49, Se,rt
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

! v1r has become proverbial that thoss labor
Ing under bronchial affections are more SAN
gulne Of cure, more buoyant with hope, than
sufferers from other diseases. II is wise
provision Of nature in assisting to overthrow
the complaint which is slowly gradually, un-l
dermining the system. Pectoral Balm has
gained q most favorable notoriety in the treat
ment Of all diseases OF the Lungs, and is now
prescribed by our most eminent physicians.
For sale by Kerr L Fuller, Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08
GATE CITY ENTERPRISE.
CALL, AZ
Bestwick and Bridges.

Bills OF LADNG.-We keep blank Bills of
lading for sale at this Office.
We are prepared TO print Bills Of I.adins
TO order on short notice, and at cheaper rates
than any where else in the city. Give US .
call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

hicIAsD z; Cox, . Gsorgsso~n rebel n.,.
ooned ~. AL, sad vhoss property N ~ ~.
sssed . Nh ~ executive ssd6s In Decsuhs,
49, "a connsncsd sait eGnisa Nm. San
toa, Ma wads, nn. Ssaatos Ponsroy. and
- ladies' coansc!sd .ith ~ hone Ia
colorsd orphans end agsd vpqss, Tor rss
- aos.s q " hesae wifhoss his eoussss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

TAE AssEssoRsHIr.--Wel learn that Col. o.
d. p. Scott has received orders to turn his
Office over to Mcworkman, his Deputy in Van
Buren, county. We don't understand This, in
connection with the published statement that
Col. Weaver has been appointed 10 the Of.
fee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

THROUGHOUT the State, and all over the
country are prosperous Posts Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic" Keokuk alone, we
take it, of any of the larger places in this
Hawkeye country isn't Posted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

&@-4eo aaIAEs wfraeyr cHAwsr os coAcHm -
From and sst.r November 18TH 1896 Trains viii ss,s
FROM DUMKIRK AND sALA MANGA
By Mes York time fron Union peyots:
500 NJ. New York Day Express, from
esisnsncs, t-unda3s -xe~pted' stops at Hor-
neIissd. e e47 = N tBkul int ersectiax Vi it'll the
~ a. m Day ksp sas from RaHaio. and arrives
ITO A. -. HxPr..s mail, fron Dunkirk, (sun-
days exe-ptsst stops at saisrancs sse m
ard connects 1t $50 =. Express Nail nom Bal
Ais p. - new York Night En pre- -, from
Dankrk, tsandsys excspted) Stop. at s.iaman-
IA fssn) and srriT..ss New So,I Is Iaso .
connecting with Afternoon rr.ins and sseana-
sr for Boston and New England Cities
PROM BUFFALU-By New York time from De-
sac A. n. sew York Day Express, tsas-
(Bhn1; susqaehanaa. asio .. m. (Di ,ee Turner'S
sos 2 u, tsap ard arrive in New York 1880 ,.
Connects at Great Bend With Delaware Lsck-
swanna Western Railroad, and at Jersey CITY
with Midnight Express Train Of New Je-se, Rail
road for Philsdslphls, BaliIu ore and wsshinstou.
nrIisvilie Sundays sxrepted) Arrives In New
York at I; Connects at Elmirs with Ncrth-
sr. Central Rail.s, for Harrisburg PhiI.dslphIs,
Baltimore, Waehfn gtou and points kouth.
2.a0 p. n. Lightning Express, fsundays az
etptedD, sep. at Hosneli.vi L. ELS p. n Dup !
ano affisee IN Nov IoFk i.uD g. m. Connects At
jersey City With Morning Express Train New
Jersey Railroad Tor Baltimore and Washington,
and II hev York With Morning Express Train Cor
Boston and New England Cities
e.10 r. n. New York Night Express,
DAILY ssepss at Hess.ihvfn. ioson n. lsup J
interesting With the sis p m TraiL from DAN
kirk and arrive In New fork at 1890 n. Also
connects at kimirs for Harrisburg. PhiIsd.lphis
and South.
Il-S0 p. M. Cincinnati Express, (sundays
sxceptedl stops ut rusquehsnBa 40 q N. (Bkfts
Turner'S lila p. n- (Dinsl and arrives in New
York at las p M. Connects at Great Bend with
Delaware. t~eksvsns q wSfR~g kaiaroad for
Scranton, Trenton and Philadelphs6. and ~ New
York with Afternoon Trains and steam err for
Boston and New England Cities.
Only One Train East Sunday, lowing Buffale at
6iep n ard reaching New Ystk - 10 3. m,
Dpsssa Ass rRw KxaLAED PAssnnanks, With their
BaeKAes, ere tssnsfsrred nss of ekmys n Nev York
TEE Rsss vHsrmAsxp AND Mosr LUXURIOUS gLxHp-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-08

Tex regular Republican ticket was sue,
cessful in the municipal election at Oskaloo
So, on Monday, against an independent Re.
publican ticket supported by the Democracy.
See the Herald.