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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

The Two CONCERTS. Des Moines
folks came, saw, and conquered. Had We
not been disposed to give them cordial re-
cepsion and generous commentator, thew
would have compelled rs BY their merit.
They gave last evening, to fine audience,
the second of two concerts. for which Keo-
kukians are infinitely indebted 70 them. Not
being able to give TO each the full praise due.
we will not discriminate, save in one IN
stance, and for that al the members Of the
company We know will readily pardon ma
FOR while oil did we'll, Mrs. MosHrR added
70 most exquisite singing charming iisne,s
OF dramatic delineation ths. took the aud;
sncs by storm. The company return to,d.v
having been as successful in maxim. . GOOD
impression on our public as the most .ol;c;,.
Gus among them can desire. Nav n. n.
MONIES Musical Association live 4 tbon..na
years and repeat each season ito visi. to II.
Gate City.
uhk CITY paper and linen Collar Depos--
n L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

PERRY SrRIsGs.--Our friends, Watson L
Divelbliss, send US an announcement Of this
growingly popular place Of resort, for the
coming season. They win be open for the
reception Of guests on ana after May lst.
Their terms are very reasonable. They are
constantly improving the establishment and
grounds. The coming season will. doubtless,
be an immense success. Already Keokuk-
ians are beginning to talk the preliminsries
of future excursions thither. And the grow
ing fame Of the Spring will take there con-
stantly increasing crowds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

oUR friend Frank NJ. Mills, of the Regis
fer, passed through the city yesterday, en-
route for ST. Louis. That was hasty. And
" Ret . we hoped to have your genial pres
ence in the visit that has just ended. Your
absence was an extinguisher upon divers
pleasant anticipations. The Senior, We scarce
ly expected; Congressional honors are
weghtier and more exactiug.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

SHOES SHOES !--Women's excellent calf
shoes, At 81 so, worth 81 Is.
Ladies' CATERS 81 Is, worth - so; chill
dren's shoes at 81 90, worth $3.50, at s. &
Cternia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

AucrIos-This morning at 10 o clock Of
two sofas. one bed couch, one taubourine,
one cook stove and stoves; also lot bed
s.eads, mattresses, window shades, &C., DC
Horse sale commencing at 2 clock p. M, at
which time we will offer some good stock.
j. A. WALLACE L Co., Auctioneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

AucrIoS--By Howe & Tyler, this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Fine stock Of clothing
and furnishing goods, Kentucky jeans, good
carpets, lounges, extension tables, bed
springs, ice chest, with assortment Of good
secondhand furniture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

WEnoticed that Mr.. Stephen b. Polser,
engineer, had been run over by . locomotive
and severely injured. He has since died; his
remains will arrive to>dsy, and the funeral
will take place Tomorrow,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

The very latest style Of Silk BATS, for
young gents, At Dillon h Jones'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

A STRrKE--The hands At work upon the
canal struck for higher wages yesterday.
They have been receiving 81 65 day. They
threw down their spades and shovels yester.
day, to take them up when their employers
will pay them two dollars for days labor of
ten hours. The whole force were off work
yesterday. Up to last evening there had been
no agreement between employers and en-
nlnyed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18
CITY NEWS.

Jusr received ten chests new season Teas,
of superior quality, 1t Robsrtson & Albers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

WAsTED-Six carpenters and four stone
cutters. Apply 10 Geo. Whitaker, Superin-
.endent United States Post Office, Des
MONIES. Ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

Losr-On Tuesday evening. somewhere
between johnson and Main streets, on Second
street, or between Second and Third streets,
on Main street, gold cluster breast pin. A
suitable reward will be given the finder by
leaving il at this Office. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18
.-r...lssnd Dspartzresof tho Hails
aniy.l, "A p,p.iurss a. Issklk faskesA

RON 10Y, Arrives on Sunday ana r.INa0-
day, at o'clock p. M, and Departs on
and Friday, At o'clock = MI
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, at O'Clock P. m, ana usPsf's On
Wednesday and Saturday, u :. M
IN. JouN80N. Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, ct p. n, and Departs q MondAy
and Thursdsy, 1t \ N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

FoR REsT.-A large 6ne store room on
Main street. Apply to q. B. Ten-Eyck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

lr you are in want Of anything wherewith
to adorn your person, you viii do we'll to call
on Vencill, Jones l. Co. They understand
the wants of the keokuk public, and can
please you, no matter what your taste may be.
If you want ready-made clothing you will
find it at their establishment in great variety,
or it you want suit made to order that the
place to On
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

RECEIVED by Express another fine assert
ment of Boys and Children's Hats, of the
latest styles, at Dillon Jones'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

THE Concert last evening drew . very
large crowd. but nothing in comparison to S.
d B. stern's, at their popular place, corner
of I'd and Main, who are offering clothing.
boots and shoes, at prices to suit the people
and the times.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

The celebrated patent Pantaloon Drawers,
and also the Paragon Shirts, the best goods
man ever wore, are sold by Dillon Jones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

For the best brand of Sugar-cured Hams
90 to Robertson 4 Albers.
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cnsesoe masAee.
y r.l.s..sAl & =.
r,,.,-,.. .,.ssv1.a laak1s - = - .ss.ns
usrs ueoii - apsR 9os.
vl~a-As<asa, asilSaA hleA&, 10 pdsg ssares =
1 lSna ~ ~ asoshe = os1k11sl. 1
ssss-ssss ssssss astss31osg6 - - I; s7se
= ~ nsv.z@
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RE seazss, sxsihsl snl hisAsr u =.
B~ssy-Dsh ~ euist u = me- - ~ 10 , b
stsss.
Prsvtss.s-fA.s ~ sssst; pssh ssN.
Lars-Noniaai q u.
Bait Mssss- discharged I'D quiet
IAhs gsslshts-Aettys 10 ibr corr, II ibr wheat 70
Buffalo.
wss.A~ mr. Inc ~ to MOS.
LATEST.
Asr the eioss cfths Change grain ps7ksts they wsrs
podsraAs'y ssttve asd ssssslly slAds Aishsr 10 4
sprss sas ssfiss Il y q. eiossas Ia he ne
Ming q ~ 4K
cara-s.. ssra fAsry sesivs :. si<osi ssaA. IL tbs
afternssa baf = tbs sAssnaa House board - tAs sv
Ming thsss v~s buyen II fss1s}z.
oass-asd stss,< ~ regular. @#
Rys-NstAisg DING
BasIsy-Eo transst tsous.
Pro,isson.-InAcsiv.; resnd lot Of ssv yssh offered
u - - sithoai iaksss
catsls ousl ard sssady. Asssspts 40 hAad. 70 ~
eous asd stssss. tes Soe goo saapping bssvss
Hcss- sssady anA arnts; nrt gsetabiy higher. H.
esirh ISIS h<sS; mis u Mo 4 from Sexs % Ees
eennon 70 gesd shippsss iass.
Casssge Live ssssn aasnss.
D fslssr.sAl osssAss ~ mn.
Hoss- R.osipts 1853, A~hst qaiss = 7sois ~
seaassss 2tos % ssr sxts snootb hog 1T nss Yh;
dsmasd for PhisasphIa and Aa,aors iieAt and pssss
sosinai 1t sasto.
Cattle RAo..vsd ,ss Demand iIsAs, en.ir. rsns.
47oesTs
Miiwaahss MaEAss.
D r.issssph.l nnvAunn. Apsii II. Z
f1osr-Unsettisds city TX % ASIA ~
WAsas- Unsettied % II Tor No winter.
oAss-Aosivs aad AisA1sy ss1< ~ - Ala store.
corn-scsres and ars II - for Asw shslisd.
--~-o->---
Tsssas nasAst.
~ xdsgrsEhl rofsss, Aysa u.
wAsst-saI.s Of shi,. niehissA at q o. aaber n 81
corn-DuiE ssas u nschss.a . M: Witt. %.
oats-Lo~sT, sales Of Michigan at ST. Eo Il %.
as. Leaas nassss.
By Telegraph D.. Losis. April Il.
r,o,,-u.,a Arm xi,s ueht demand for m.dtum
.,.s.. -
wh~t-rsos~. TN Arm .,s r,sh.n.,t. cthsr u,.x..
ssd 6slsvsr.
corn-nasier ~ 50 $50.
oAts -sess.ss 1oA72
Rye-UseAsnssd.
Barisy-ouiet and unchanged.
Pok-s7e 1897
Bacon Shoulders IL clear ssdss 81, held Ia gher.
Lard-UseAs.xed; II.
whAky-Hishrr; " ~
c.tsi.-ass.Ay atsssz
shssa -Ssspss A.aa
- - -
.'o1f-'nm, en' ne' a'she,i Amh. ~.
c.-,-u.rA....d
o.t,- ou..t ana UNCHANGED
u,.-pi,.ns,s,
pro,t,.on.-p.,t .sa aroo,inx n... no, Sc "a
Raj. ,aa,.x
n.n.-isIx lsA1, 81 .hauls.,. et,.r N .na .,,.x
.,S..
I.rd-ss,., n II
s.v x.rr ao,sv arn.,,
a, r.ts,v,nht srv Yenx. apr.ti-.
-
= -
..-,
sbrine -saA"s S'"' "a
e'aa- fifn'f' e'''s' = '''ssh'
-
~ ifs6Apni iesA' Ap'a -
eorernmtnsstseks closed 'isadyr coEpons Of 81 liz
a.; do 81 iii3I do "a ioss',& do 81 iopA . 4;
do nev lo7LGA; do 81 le7MaG 10 10 foa4nJE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

Mss's CALF Doors At - 90, worth So rs,
ct s. 4 B: Stern's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18
Prospects 81 tho state Lin. Read.

GERS half Hose, in all colors, sizes and
prices, at Dillon &Jones'.
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LIST OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

sorT HArs, in all colors and styles, a. D.
4 Us.
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RIVER snws.

uHk CITY paper and linen Collar Depos--
Dillon & Jones, % Main.
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ressAs aarAst.

~ xdsgrsFhl fcGsse Apsf ".
Whnt-ealss Of shits hiehssA at y O.; amber n 81
cosn-putE ssio u ntchtssa = IN: Witt. %.
oats-Loxsr, sales Of Michigan at 81; Eo . Il %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-18

Miiwaahss MaEAss.
- rsissrsph.1 MnvAuKn. April II.
fIoar-Cnsettlsds city TX % 1Aois =.
What Unsettled s2 II Tor Nc winter.
0ass-Antivs asd AisA1J ss1< ~ - Ala store
corn-Scsrcs and ars 1t - for nsw shsllsd.
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Cincinnati Mafnst.
~ fslsgrash.l osSesusA1s. April II.
Riour-fffmr bnt not higher family ni.
Wkssf-HIsAer ard scarc.; No red q %.
co-n-unrhanssd.
OAts-- Quiet and unchanged
kye-Nrn 81 81 vs.
Pro.isicns-DaIi and Dropping POI X So 90.
Buik ahs-i2aH4
Dsase-,s1f, Kslf bs shouasn, clear rfh and slsE
sidea.
IArd-xAies a. II.
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&c. Lsuas narsss

oe- LENS - areer.
By Telegraph D.. Lesn. April Il.
rionr-Held Arm with light demand for medium
grades
whsst Choice fsn Hrm and urehangsd ether gradss
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stsek aaVhew.
~ Telegraph HIF TeaH. April II.
Ell, closed sisaayr coEpons Of 81 ia
aI& do ST iii4L do "a I0sSsk do 81 1917 4;
do Io7hsA; do 81 le7l.as 10 10 iois.DjG
T-30s Io5i4
ftaeks active AID strong, with general advance Y
C 1i2541ss Eris g.; Residing s714a;:. Wabash ELD
Is; Michigan CenrAf~Iisk; Michigan southers sTL
N Iiiiaeis cs~irai NzssRI st<S1T Ew sises
DO psefsrrsd1iG
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asw xsrs Aeasy harAss.
By fsIserapkj SEW Yeas. April IL.
Money- Stringent early In the dAs, bat became sssy
In tho > M u per cent currency.
Stirling Shade lover; W diolS
Cold firmsr; eiosad a. l3s5kak.
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The White Pine Communal

Z z As1sPREP ARID AT TEE
New England Botanical Depot,
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CITY COUNCIL, FIRST BRANcH.-The
First Branch of the Council met In
their hall on Tuesday evening Nov. 10,
Mayor Brady in the chair. The follow
ing members responded to their names:
Messrs. Blair, Carnahan, English,
Ewing, Franzhelm, Hall, Mcclure,
ShalIcross and linn.
The petition of George Forbes. asking
compensation for services rendered IN
the employ of Mayor Brady, was laid on
A resolution offered by Mr.. Shall
cross In relation TO street grades was
Mr.. Blair. for the Committee ON Fire
Department, made report unfavorable
10 the adoption of q lire alarm tele.
graph. COMMITTEES relieved from fur
Their investigation. f.
Mayor Brady here retired from the
Council Chamber, and ME-. Mcclure
was called TO the chair.
A report from the Committee on Fire
Department WAS read and ordered to be
filed.
On motlon,Sthe Branch concurred in
the action Of the Second Branch on the
report from the Commute on accounts.
On motion, the First Branch. concur
red in the action of the Second Branch
ON the report from the Committee on
Water Works.
On motion the Branch concurred in
theiactIon of the Second Branch on the
report of the Street Commissioner.
on motion the Branch CONQUERED in
the action of the Second Branch in re-
gard to the petition OF Messrs. Butter
deld1k Co.
On motion adjourned.
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PoLioE Co6RT- Wednesday, Nopem-
Der lltt.-TbomRs Ryan, for dlsurderly
conduct, was hhSd 81 and costs. /
Philip Bail, for disorderly conduct,
was fined 81 and costs.
These two men had engaged In a lit
IL friendly alteration, thongh each
testified that he had not the slightest
dsAire to fight. So anxious was the
former otthese two parties to prevent
. combat, that he picked up an axe
with the Intention OF frightening away
his contade-to prevent disturbance.
In short, theyiWere the best of friends.
and the whole AFFAIR was but "a Joke.
Nevertheless the Judge imposed the
Anes stated.
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BOARD @ sUFEEYIs

Board or suPEKYIsoRs.-Present
w. w. Miller. Presidents Howell,
Hobbs, Mcdonald, Mcclellan, Jacob
A. H., Robinson, and Salisbury. The
minutes OF the previous meeting were
read aud signed. d IL > b
Mr.. J. L. Hobbs applied for the re.
funding of tine tax on $4,000 OF oank
stock enormously assessed in Rttchte
township, and the Board ordered the
tax refunded 1888,
Ordered that the taxes erronsously
assessed upon VIM. Busby, amounting
to SI41, 90; and upon Jacob HornoLook
to the amount of So, 81 be refunded.
The following resolution, offered by
Mr.. Salisbury, WAS adopted;
RESOLVED, That the candidates 1or
county offices at the election held Oct.
q. 1868. receiving the highest number
OF votes, be declared duly elected, and
the clerk be ordered to issue certiti-
Gates to the same.
The following resolution, offered by
Mr.. Salisbury, was adopted:
ReSOLUed, That the following endorse
ment be made on the sealed package of
ballots of Union township, in this
county:
1.-THE ballots ofUnion township, Ohio
county, were opened undermined by
the Board of Supervisors OF said coun.
ty, who found that they agree with the
returns made by the Inspectors of Elec-
tions for the office of Judge for the
First Judicial District, with the follow
ing exception: that there was one more
ballot in the package than there were
names OF voters recorded"
The following resolution offered by
Mr. a. n. Jacob was adopted
ResoEUed, That the clerk gcAltify &C
cording to law, the vote Of Ohio county
as pOlled at an election held Oct. q, 1858
for state officers; also that he certify,
according to law, the result Of the vote
OF said county OF Ohio as polled at said
election for the candidates for Judge OF
the First Judicial District. Also the
result, according to law, OF the Con-
gTessional election in said county oil
OHIO. Also the result, according to law,
OF the Judicial election held as Rfore-
said, for the candidates for the Court Of
The petition of Christopher Barkle.
for Tefnnding license fee, was referred
TO the Committee on Finance and Ac'
counts.
On motion, adjourned.
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THRow1No srosEs.-on Monday jus.
tice Clohan of Webster township, fined
three boys each 81 and costs for throw
ing atones. on Tuesday evening boy
named Frank Warner was fined by the
Justice 81 and costs, for breaking the
window Of barber, the fine being a
small one, with the understanding that
Warner pay the value OF the broken
glass, which was g. A few more cases
ofthis kind and we shall have relief
from this evil, which has become SO
prominent as to force itself upon. the
attention of the city authorities.
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THE SEWING MACHINE MAN.-or
yesterday j. NJ. Todd, who was arrest
ed the day before by officers Harrison
and Strobel, was brought before Judge
Jackson on writ OF Ha6eas Corpus,
aud the parties making the arrest being
unable to chow canse why he should be
recommitted. he was ordered to be re-
leased from custody. Meanwhile q
warrant had been sworn out before
Esquire johnson, and he was rearrest-
ed. onicer S. L. Munele, Of Cleveland,
arrived last evening by the six o'clock
train, and will depart with the prisoner
this morning. -
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THB NEwoonBs.-A mere mention
OF This famous troupe Of mlnstrels will
be sufficient to lead the many to read
their ADVERTISEMENT. and having read
to determine on going to hear them.
The NeWcombs have been drawing
crowded houses at Cincinnati where
they are almost one OF the established
inHtitutions OF the city, and from that
we can learn OF their performances
they are In every respect 4 hrst class
troupe OF. minst5els. It Is to be hoped
that their tone night only may be
modified, and instead OF merely next
Tuesday evening, they may give us the
whole week. = -
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1lOIHPRxARD ST.,
NEW YoRE October IL ls6

NEW YORK, October ID, 16bI.
Dear SfF:-It is with much pleasure
that say to you that consider the
PLASrATIoN BITrERs ofnntold value.
In the fall Of 1857 was taken with
Chtlls and Fever, with the most severe
pains in my chest and head. It was
with great difficulty ahat I could
breathe. Ny lungs were greatly dis
tressed. and there was severe pain in
my right side, by spells. could hard
~ get up from my bed. I called q Doc
tor, who attended me alliwinter with
ont the least benefit. About the hrst
OF August commenced using your
PLANTATION BIrTERs-a9 Wiue-glass
full three times a day-ands have useE
1t most OF the time since, and I am now
well and strong, able to do all my own
work and the care of a large family.
Yours, DC, SUSAN WILSON.
MAGNOLIA WAEER-Superior TO the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price. eod&w
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. -
BOARD OF EDUcATIoN.-The mem
bersaof the Board met at the First
Braneh Council Chamber last evening.
On motion of Mr.. Ewing, Mr.. Wheat
was; called to the chair. Present,
Mesars. Boring. Bayha, Clohan, Ewing,
Hall, Harrison, Hutchinson, Lancas.
Ter, Launder, Phillips, Stewart, Wheat
and Wilson. The minutes of the two
Previous meetings were read and APP
proved.
The report, of the committee ON 40.
counts recommending the payment OF
sundsS bills, amounting to S61 90 was
read and adopted. q la.5el,
The clerk presented the ciaims,ef Mr..
Fairfax Tor work as architect; asking
that q payment be made him for ser.
: vices rendered. On motion Off Bor.
Ing an order was granted him for two
hundredsand nifty dollars.
On motion of Mr.. Boring, Mr.. j. NJ.
Brodie was granted TIL the LIST day OF
August for the completion ofthe school
mouse In the First Ward. Washington
The bond OF ]. N. BEodie, contractor,
with AndrSw.J. Pannel and Andrew
Wilson, snresaes for tho bnIldInv ogso,,,
school house, WA read IN, 49,, a.
presence Of the BoSrd. 1 81 ss t.eu IN
On motion OF Mr.. Wilson 4, -,
= dered that fhe Board proeeea -, - ~ ~.
warrington township school honsa y
\ committee Of The whole, on nexi
Wednesday afternoon FOR the PurpOs,
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OUR READERS will remember that
we mentioned some two months ago
the killing Of a horse by some mis-
ehieVeous boys who forced the animal
over bridge. Before Esq, Clohan last
Saturday a suit before jury was be-
gun TO recover damages in the sum OF
800 for the loss ofthe horse. The pro
ceedipgs however, were quashed on tbs
ruling OF the justice that the plaintiff
could not recover from the parents fol
damages Indicted by the boys.
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RIVER NEws.-The water was rising
last evening, with Iceland 7iDchesi in
the channel. Weather cold and windy,
with a slight furry of snow.
The Bayard left for Pittsburgh yes.
terday morning. The Rebecca got of
for Parkersburg in good time yesterday
morning The Belle went up the river
at IL A. oI. The Camelia left for Nash
Vile yesterday. The Grey Bsgie passed
down for ParkersburE last night. The
Sunfish and Steubenville packets made
their trips as usual.
/ Capt. Davis, new boat, the Golden
Eagle, came into porL.yesterday morn
ing, with colors flying, and afirst class
calliope piping jolly music. Since
her thorough overhRulipg at Cincinnati
the Eagle is as neat as a new pin, and
available addition TO our river craft.
She left for Cincinnati last evening",
To.days packets: Iugomar for Pitts.
bufgh at 2 A., NJ; New State for Pitts
6urRh at A. n; Express for Pafkers-
onrg at II a. n; Bayard for Parkers-
burg at9P.M. EsF glIEfl,S :
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0LrkGnteLEiqenten:
ner Aavert1aements.

THURSDAY MoRNms, NOV. ~
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OHAs. a BERRY.
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UNITED PREsBYTERIAE CHURCH.
The members OF this church give an
oyster supper and festival this evening
for the benefit of the Home Mission
Fund. The old adage regarding chart
ty has been duly needed by our Pres
byterian friends, and their laudable
efforts should certainly meet with
encouragement from the rest Of our cit
liens. Everything which is served up
this evening, Will be in the best style.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-12

MAsoSIC.-The Grand Lodge OLA. f.
and A. Masons of the State of West
Virginia, met in the Washington Hall
building on Tuesday evening. AT half
past nine the members OF the Lodge,
with the resident Masons of Wheeling,
adjourned to the Mcclure House, where
several excellent addresses were deliv-
erred to the craft, and bountifuIrepast
was enjoyed. The evening was one OF
much pleasure to the assembled com
pany, asd q large number of The wives
and sisters of members were present to
participate in the festivities, which all
agree were unusual1y delightful.
AT three o'clock yesterday the Lodge
assembled for the purpose OF receiving
the reports of the various committees
which bad been appointed, and for the
transaction of other business of import
ance. Another session was held last
evening in which the Lodge hoped 10
complete the business before 1t. We
understand that the election of officers
for the ensuing year took place last
evening. al 80 80 u
THE only place in town o,get good
pair OF Boots or Shoes is at 107 Main
street, corner OF Sprigg Alley. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-12

CLOAK PArrKRsa-our lady readers
should call at Mrs. Kyle q Mrs. Wat
kins'. 161 Main street, for Cloak Pat
terms. They have all styles of trimmed
patterns for CIoaks.
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mind Restorea % gsiEht-csess eyes

June 10Th 1865.
Last summer, DIR. Barbour, Of Pitts
burgh, operated upon two old 1adlesI
who live near this place, who had been
blind for! several years. The cause of
their blindness was Cataract, which the
DIR. extracted in q most skillfuH man
ner. Their sight was soon restored
and they can now see as well as any
person of their age. They can each see
to read the finest print. One Mfs.
en- Mr.. Sheridan, was &c. attended
them and know that they did not suffer
much, If any pain during or after the
operation.