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New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

Total Distance Travelled l2lo35 Day Mean. i72sll nile.
REsAKKsRan 10Th January duration, hour and mH'"s
measurable Jan ~ 2s ~ aud ~ Duration -
and % depth ales water Produced @ ca Ran
double January ~ duuug sfoFns ah nearly
perfect color. brilliant Isnous jan 81 time Of obcyA
ton ~ a. position " g. l.. aud elevation 40, n 10 W
ense $50 With horizon. gh distance rayclei
velocity .os Anl uniform size star oi second msguale color
d,r eos aad brilliant no visible 81 coids Ten m
train behind darEs IL, entire i'arne! degrees 10 lena I'
r.aa snlrllI a
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
NEW Jersey.

STATE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
The State Republican Executive Committee
has agreed 20 call state Convention 10 be held in Tren-
ton on the 18th ~ March, the election Of delegates 60
the Chicago National Convention.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
WILLIAM H. BEERS. Ac,a,'Y.

TRUSTEES
NORRIS FRANKLIN Pressn Of tho Nes'forE Lie ia'aneS O'"
A.. AZ
DAVID DOwS DAVID bows Co. Fo4 here'-ais 10 ~ ''s
ISAAC C. KENDALL Union Bldns corner Wi,im ,ni Pns's
DANIEL : MILLER tzfe DArER MIlLzA 4 To-, 1rucerst
UTNkY K (ii00gkr n kHERlANyt Nll--lE-
JOHN l. ROGERS 0Gts WIErH kosEEs CO. ~PoHer' no ~
Willamstl
JOUS MARS Merchant No. % Soutbst =. ,.oo
schsf
Broadway. c..,.-...A ~. foS
Ie0nsfist
WILLIAM BARTON. Banker. No. 80 Wsllst
NJ. A BOOTH. iBOorH y EDe AR) No % ffonSi-
GEORGE A. OSGOOD, Banker, No - Bfesdst oo..
HENRY BOWERS (BowERs BKEcKNANS BRApFotD IT, DV"'''s
Nc Le0aarisl.
Icongrlst g.u..
EDWARD MARTIS, Provisions No 90 We, ."siHhsC % o..
EDWIN HOlr, Ufoyt SPRAgCE Co. p1 "sv''' 10 ." Ns"
THEODORE MBAyTA. Cashier
NORRIS tAAAALlN, Pgcsldett
ISAAC { KENDALL. Vic fle,dC,i
WILLIAM BEERS. Acray.
CORNELIUS r. pgGERr N. b., Medical
GEORGE NILkhs. - Vu tIsmifer.
CHARLES WRIGHT. 81 D. Asst Med ETaElneg
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03


The consumption of tobacco in France during
the past year reaches the enormous amount Of sJI96
pounds.
Ihe D0rer Mane) OJserrer says Mrs Bar
wife Of Jabez BarOWs Of FOXCrOft aged ~ years
the past season has woven lbs yards Of cloth. spun EO
skeus OF yarn, Knit ~ pairs O mittens and - pairs O
stockings, beside doing her house-wOrk
The farmers of WinnebagO County Wiscon-
SIN, apparently satisfied with hopraisng thus far
going inO ~ large scale next They pro
curing hop poles In immense quantities, and the number
OF put n IN the Spring VIII DC large in any
previous season.
writer in The PaH Mall Gazette, upon Coop
erative stores, complies table OF twelve OF the articles
OF ordinary family consumption with the prices charged
therefor 10y the Civl Service Cooperative store and his
family grocer The figures foot up, Tor the family
grocer 43 s. 4d for the co erativo Store. 81 3s sd
The nominal capital OF this Cooperative Store Is $4,000
Ia shares OF t5, only s. Of which has been paid up yet
the store Is already In hourlshng condition and paying
It's way.
Lantern Hill, in North StOningtOn, Conn. is
Just the site Of important discovery OF asbestos
Glass in natural state, has recently been discovered
there together with stratum of fine white sand, which
has been ascertaiDed 10 be dnteaed quartz and OF
great value IN the manufacture OF flint glass Parties
owning land about there have refused all offers TO SELL
and almost every ono who possesses square foot OF
land expects 20 find himself a no distant day the poe
sess0F Qf untold wealth.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
ARMY GAZETTE.

Captain Iaues csf n 5 cavalry; Be7 Lieut. Col 1hoa II
Rsess Ji 1857. 81d Brew. CAPT A. H. D. Ntam 9A o'fSJ
have beer ordered 5.soIe tie iru] Retiring Bosrd
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
RAUPOAD ACCIDENTS.

The early morning passenger tram on the
Hudson RIVER Railroad was thrown of 10y broken rail
ON saturday morning, near srasburg but nobody vas
I'm
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
At the last meeting of the New York Liquor

At the last meeting of the New j ork Liquor
Dealers Society, held early In January resolution was
adopted would not be advisable for Tho members TO
renew their licenses 20 sell Liquor unti the Lcgsatue
should vote upon bill which cOutemplates repeal OF
the ptesent Excise law About 700 licenses were eG-
pected 10 expire about February J, and the mfger
number OF the holders OF these aTt nov either
selling behind lock and key OF remove the bottles
and demJOhns aud furnish whatever quantity or qnNy
OF liquor may be desired. This H. however, only q
temporary Arrangement as It is expected The Legislature
WILL IN few days, pass law repeating the Excise enact
ment and thus not only relieve the liquor dealers % the
necessity OF conducting business under lock ana rev or
any subteriuse but also Of the payment OF $50 for
license.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
A CnANGE OF Tune.

The augusta (Ga.) Chronicle, which sang
peans over the removal Of Gen. Pope, and hailed his
successor with songs of personal audaton and political
satisfaction, now says:
We think that there bc very little doubt now, on
the mind of any impartial man M tho state, that Cen
Meade j. thorough aud "a bitter Radical as John
Pope OF Thad stevens He implicitly believes IN the
OnpOteuce of the Bump Congress, and makes labor
~ love enforce with the greatest degree of severity
and yigor, all the bchcsts OF his Radical friends"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
spttial Yutins.

Why l. Phalon's perfume for the hsnikercbsf FLOR DS
MAYO Ike qgOtson from Moa Because h glorss'
tract
Al Johu.ion & Van Tn-seli's (Iats Miner 4 >OEsrisg
" HORSE AUCTION MART.
III East Thr,eenihst. near fourh afs a, u eeoeE
hncpu Horses Casges WAGONS athes' esl eisybht
In lie hsTsa lac, eyery TUESDAY sn1 FRIDAY
Nesr. JOHNSTON VAN TASSEIL stl1d A. the heaf G ne
.ueon buslnr.s city; iokeglgi 10 double ieamS
doing With rei' upon s no sTs
t. Bice horse line al ate sale ~ Wholesale pee
oec ~ LhertsL between b9sdray $40 h.sa.
Tsvents-ibird Annual Report
NEWYORt
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFlCE
nos. IA AND III BROADWAY
JANUARY J. lss3.
% Net Cash A.eis Jan. I ftss
dunr. l65'... rJ0 0s0ol -
of Interest received anl accrued In -, -, q.
cudiug Premium GOd &c........., EsA5 s-JSsi''i -
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
MARRIED.
uz,zxE1aUxr<A1Ea

HlL-EILSAt stamford Conn Tle.y 1iu % hy the Re-
j. a. Pars Of re hetln " J b. H. ill 81 brhsrf"rt o T. e.
R.s daughter vf Warren tlis, ssl, o. Si~latrL
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
THE SOUTHERN STATES,
GEORGIA

GIN. MEADE MODIFIEs PoPE's ORDER-ALA-
BAMA ELECTION.
~ rrtsGRAPu rEIHusE
ATLANTA, Ca, Feb. lit il understood that
Gen Meade will issue general order tomorrow modify
ing the terms Of Cen Popes Order No. 40. under which
shern- and other civil officers forbidden inser;
legal advertisements In newspapers opposing reconsruc
ton Circumstances have been much changed by the
successful progress feconstrucon the profga-
ton OF order No a. that some modification would
seem tO be advisable.
Gen. Meade leaves ior Montgomery tomorrow morning.
% remain IN Alabama during the election commencing
TUESDAY
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
THE WEATHER.

Morning ard afternoon. clear fns; clear
ha,- 2Merug clear hatvi hary 70 IL
aheooB sfr evening hay clear very cloudy The bar
Gh f- oae vhet II ft.t eleFLon Nay la7
NAV ~ 81, sept n . amer the luloI ysS Oct -
~ Jsl, Dc 3 a. 10 aai u m 352 Al Milwaukee Wis tie
barometer reduced level - iuch az y buiey %
.eyatorr time accoruy furnished b. D. "a laphsn
IL b. This greatest attained By tho bAolsel
tLs United state.
CENTRAL PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT.
from rr1'! 5sergsion AZ ths Central
pt LIs .lIi.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
sS,s74 1876 OF 49,.
e,ce. market rslss Of securities cSss...... SssH

The Trustees have directed the redemption OF the disss
declared 1896 Scrip eeaestss er sane s' u ae med ~ eaas %
d s0er he 6rt MONDAY March peutaton al hs bsns
OFee Po. subject viii be credited With the redemption -
lie smer OF uert prmu. From the undivided fnd
shove OF s2 Trustees have also declared cash dsiei 70
.eb etrg uocy Its Contribution 10 ss2icss
a m be- ar-i sho 70 settlement " tue ueTi asusal preapn
b. o ihe B01Il ..., 81, ,-,,s ,-
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
AZ John.Ion q Var TnsselI,, ls,, Z Miner Norsrls
Twenty third Annual Report
THa
SfO,3Ie,207 s3
pfSRURSRSlFNTs

DfSBURSRMfSTS
Paid Io,s., by De.th................... sS6 92i q
Paid fl Redemption " Difiieuts Arnnifes ,.,,
surrendered and canceed P0hces.... sS]Soi -
faa osiA'l'' "s' ~ I'm | ~.,.''.. e8O32
Pad Com .soLs srd AgeIcg Etnerses.... J.5A-l -
Pad Advert sing Ph iau fee-..,,.. tosii Bi -
Internal Kereuge nismrs. l5N' fii'o' VI
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03


Moct ~ Chandon Champagne.
first shipment ~ M Meet Chsndobs WIN
TPERiAL iGREBN SEAL YkRZKNAl sIi FIEJR DB SILLBRr
0P THR EXCELLENT VINTAGE OF 1868 beg call the
o public 10 Ihese Vines especially 10 the WIN lMPkRAh
SkAL which has been b onno.ss 70 be 'ap~
o ether caAmpAgrs before Imported into ths county
above ines for sale at all hsi dse Wso
this city. ANTHONY okths, q.
sole Aseni fsf Meus MOet OhsndoB In tbs u ~
SKwioak, 30, isss-
Wharf Owners Association ofthe CIty % New,f ork
meeting of this Association will be hed oa hONDA feo iooS
al thfes Of MURRAY FERRIS Ca NO % roeih ~ oS
peechg ;hs oshE Of The Aocsten a1 eiec'nd
officers 'ol the ensuing =, -. 4.
The attendance o! all owner, ssd Leees OF Shsi properly
j. GOLDEN MURRAY. sec'y pro ten.
Dr. !. Al. Scheuck of Philadelphia, respectfully iHsorss
h patients and the pubic that he viii es presoa'Fl MS s'oH
No % Boad,t New. Yori on TUESDAY February mon -
hl n and ever TUESDAY thereafter His medicines nr 70
obdlbed At bis a, all tre,
Vermont Spring Water which cures Cancer ssrsie.
Kdney ks 10 cold BY druggists In oc'.e ns,s
Vermont sny.s sIrs CO. shsldoa W. Ead sG sp'e'
toa whoss,s p,p9t No. Nf BrosssIt Ssvf~I
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
A NEW rENTON IN IN RROoKLYN.

a club, favOIing The nomination o. GOV. Il.
L. EcntOn for the Wee Presidency. recently organ
i2rd the iirst Ward 10y the election Of NJ. c. Earl.
President. Lewis LOWS and Major Charles ScluTig Vice
Presidents; John Fowler, Secretary and T. II. Furrou,
secretary.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

NEW ORLEANS, April Il.
No official returns yet made As far CO
heard from the msjorities against the cons-i-
tuition are as follows:
In this city, 1000; in the parish Of Orleans.
3s4; in East Baton Rouge, 800; in West
Baton Rouge, loo; Cade gives 300 majority
against the Constitution.
j. r. Conway, the Democratic candidate
for Mayor in this city, Is elected, VITA ma
iority of Democrats in both branches Of the
City Council.
In the parish of Orleans the Democratic
ticket is probably elected, and six Democrat
ic Senators are chosen.
A negro Recorder is elected in the Third
District of this city.
The Democratic candidate for Congress IN
the Second District is ahead as ,ess - heard
from,
WILMisaTos. 4. c., April 81.
The election commenced this morning.
The day passed without the slightest disturb
aBee. The approximate vote of this city 10,
for the Constitution, 1900; against the Con-
stitntion, 6T0.
The vote at Weldon Is, for the Constitn-
ton, 294; against, 81.
Some negroes voted the Conservatice ticket
in this city. The whites generally vote on
the second and third days, while the negroes
make their greatest effort on the first day.
ATLANTA, April 81.
The election is passing OF quietly, and the
greasest enthpsissm prevais On both sides.
II is supposed 2,600 votes were poiled in two
days. Gordon, ii is believed, is about 500
ahead.
AuousTA. Ga. April 2l.>
The election is progressing without serious
disturbance. The blacks remain about the
polls plectioneering for the Radical ticket.
The Democratic vote is very large to-day,
but the Radicals will carry the county. The
military are standing at the polls to preserve
order.
NEwRERx, April 81.
The vote to-day for the Constitution 10.
1850; against il, $50. A full negro vote va,
polled.
! In Norehead City the Republicans sre is
ahead.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Qrrscy, H., April q.
Peasley W. Lane. Democrat, was elected
Mayor yesterday by 500 to l 900 msjority.
The entire Democratic ticket was elected.
PEKEy, H., April 2l.
The Democrats carried the election yes
terday.
NEw ToRk. April 81.
E. Cunard denies the statement of the
steamers Cuba and City Of Paris racing across
the Atlantic No such match was made.
Peoria. Ill. April 81.
By order of the EtecutiYe Conmitlee, the
Illinois State Sabbath School Convention
will meet at DuQuoin. May the 26th, 27th
and 2s,h. r. S. Pardee and Phillip Phil.
lips, of New York, Chidlain, Of Ohio, and
other prominent Sabbath School men will
attend. The Illinois Central Rairosd Com
pany have agreed to return free all persons
attending the Convention.
[Signedl W. REYNOLDS, President.
CHICAGO, April II.
A train consisting Of fifteen platform cars
containing thirty Concord stage coaches ar
rived in this city to-day, bound for Omaha.
Albany. n. Y, pril 81.
The trial of General Cole for the murder
of II. Hiscock, commences to-day in the
court OF Oyer and Terminer. Judge In.
graham. OF New York presiding.
The Erie Railroad bill. exactly IA II came
from the Senate, passed the Assembly yes
terday.
Bosrox, April 81.
The Cretan Fair, in this city melted S soc.
In Lowell Yesterday the veterans Of the old
9Th Massachusetts, Regiment celebrated the
anniversary of their memorable march
through Baltimore, by parade, an oration
from General Schouler, and dinner.
The public schools held holiday, and but
70. the severe rain the cilizsus generally
would have joined 10 the celebration.
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FR0n THE SOUTH,

ArsusTa, Ga, April 20.
The election is progressing without any
collision. The negfoes, with few exceptions,
vote the Radical tiekel. They march in
squads from the country to the polls with
banners flying and Yelling for Baiiock. The
excitement is intense. and but little is needed
to hriag about fearful collision. About
100 votes have been polled, nearly 1900 Of
which were negroes The total registered
vote in the county is $500.
CHARLESTON, April 20.
Okcial returns es far AZ received of the
recent election show 81 900 votes for and IL
100 against the Consultation.
CoLuaBus, Ca, April 20.
The election 10 proceeding quietly Tue
total vote to-day WAS T04, OF which -2s7 we're
Radicals and ~ Conservatives. Many OF the
negroes voted the Democratic ticket. Tbs
officers are divided nearly equally a. far ~
heard from. The Democrats he small
majority 10 the city and Parish OF New Or
leans, eaa. and west. Baton Rouge gave
900 majority against the Constitution. The
vote il very close, and the result cannat
probably be determined before Tomorrow
night.
Macon. Ga, April 20.
The election is proceeding quietly, the ne
groes having the polls pretty much to them
selves. To-day $50 votes were polled, only
500 Of which were white.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGToS, April 81.

WASHINGTON, April Il.
Dispatches received by General Grant
from General Candy, dated Charleston, April
30, gives the follosin9 further particulars Of
the vote for the Constitution in South Car
olina: In 2l Districts registering $4,000 voteA
partial returns gives 1000 votes polled.
The same Dietricts with full returns at the
last election gave SO. 900 votes. Partial re-
turns from Is Districts give 340,94 votes for
the Copstitution and III, "a against. These
returns indicate there win be ! msjori-
" for the Constitution in all except three or
four Districts.
Manager Boutwell, purposes to deliver his
sniire speech Tomorrow, Notwithstanding its
great lsngth. Il contains IS. con words, ac>
cordiug to calculation made from copies
printed IN advance. Mr. Evarts viii speak
On Thursday in behalf Of the President.
Tke Comptroller Of currency VIII publish
in few days IN important circular giving :
deraiied statement and an sxplanation Of
items thar may coustitute the lawful money,
reserve outsids Of What the Naaiossi Banks
or the eountry sre required 10 keep By Seq
tions 81 and 81 Of th@ National Cafrsncy oct
A commnnication from the 6serctasy Of
tbs Trpsssry, shous thaSfhe Depestnsnt hos
recovered or the Confedefate property 10
Esrope, St44,l67 and has disbasped ~, ,00Q
for counsel and other exposes.
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NRw YoRK, April 81.
A Tribune Washington dispatch states that
Gov. Hahn received kilograms from New
Orleans last night, stating that the Republi-
cans voted solid for the regular State ticket
in twenfv-one polisin New Orleans. The ma-
jority for the Constitution is e32, which rem
ders it probable that the Republicans have
carried the city. There is no doubt wha,ey-
er as TO the result.
The Mayor and members Of the City Conn-
ell and other municipal officers recently sp-
pointed by General Scho6eId for Alexandria,
Virginia, were installed there to~day. Only
3 few Of the new officers are old citizens.
About thirty Of the old officers, who were un-
able to take the oath required by General
schoheld, were removed. Allthe new ap-
pojBtees are bite
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FROM CHICAGO.

cHIcAoo, Apsil IL
. The siessiea to-day pssssa q q..se,z.
ns : Allis.sr, nsnoe.as, y eleoe.a So e g..
Dss;si q Hs.s. ss; 5.9oes... = Z ~ G IS n =
ths Recorders Coats, - n6osisy ~ ~
Ths Ooancil ssaads tsssty Reean nlnoo =
4ufiys Qs4omsn-. WE.
0eesrai O'Nsil, Pras;dsak of ~ Hssiino
BroshssAoed, asrissd Ases III afIsae1.a ltoul
81. LooSa, ssd - pe6sivsa 6y tkS - ;
AiAafkieng p sksoesk O. i1I y
Is ~ fSaiaa boAdQ6as3oep, 49, 20
dsjae4 : hE0s ss6ispss.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.
Loxpos. April 20


LosDos, April 20.
The Herslrs special letter from Ashangie,
Abyssinia, Msrch 10, this evening, s.ates
that Napier had ordered an immediate dash
on the works q Naedolia, vhsa the main
body Of the army reached within two days
march Of the Kings camp.
Dispatches just received from Abyssinia,
dated Seaulia, April ID, and tslesrams, re-
port that Napier bad started forward, and the
contemplated assault had been made BY the
British stormins party, bat the result Of the
movement is unknown, in consequence Of .
break in the field telegraph near the army
post at Zenobia.
PARIS, April 81.
The Noniteur says that Garibaldi Is now At
Caprera.
LONDON, April 81
The counsel for General Nagle deny that
Nasle sailed for America. He has not been
released on the terms granted to the other
prisoners.
Only two Of the crew Of the Jacmel Packs
ct we're released and have sailed for
America. y |
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Etna Insurance Co., Hartford. :. -, 800, 900
Home Insurance Co., New York, a,7oo, 900
Insurance CT. Of n. America, Phil. l, 800, 900
Larillard Fire ms Co., New York, hoo, 900
international Ins Co., i" q Zoo, 900
North American Fire ms, Co. NY. 100000
Travellers Insurance Co Hartford, 100000
Railway Insurance Co.. Hartford, 800. .ooo
Connecticut Mutual Life Ins. Co.. $4,000, 600
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Mooa- L Son Johnson street, bet Sd / 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
g Bridg / 4 Z Estes House
Gold. silver. and Ivory Mounted Cases
6 6 Bridges es....-.......... 81 : Astes House.
GRocERs-WHOLEs
g. Pollock Co....,........... .......ils Main street
S Hamil 4 Co o............-.......Io 100 Main street.
Kellogg, Birge Co..,..............si Main street
Bower Co...-...................-so Main street
II Stafford. ..........-...cor Blondeau Levee.
GRocERs-RETAIL.
Robertson Albsrs Main street.
j a 6 McQusei .................-si Main street.
Cox Irvin..-... -..corner Fifth Main streets.
HYarem esers, hsruemeters, saehren-
eters.
Bridges. NosI / Estes House.
ARNEss 4 SADDLEs.
A Hagny. ............f ain street-bct Sd 4 4th.
HARDWARE.
Peek Brothers.-,.......cor Fourth Main streets
HATS, CAPS q FURNISHING GOODS.
billion L ones......-......-........s2 Main street
nArs, GAPS AND NOTIONS
Burkitt co.......................9l Main street.
HOTELS.
Tepfer House Third johnson.
Dsnins House se....-..-.-.....cor Second Johnson.
Insurance AGENTS
j. Adams, Corner ID and Main sts
iowa COAL 4 OIL GO.
orcs s.........-...... Leves, bet Main johnson.
YcE.
Collier Berry -.....-Fiith street-!a Estes House
IRON.
Brownsn Brog.... .......,.eor haln ouftn.
JEWELRf,t trlsR aolp,.
SO Bridges Estes House
LIQUORs-WHOLEsA
n Leonard Co..............lsZ ia Main stfeei
MARBLE WORKS.
Bawden L cheno reth Third strset-nsar Main.
MILLINERs.
spiesberger Mayer Co...-.....No. III Mains
Mrs Weber...... .........cor Third Main streets.
MILLINERY & BONNET RLEAcBEKY
Mrs " ( BoEmEa...4th st-bet Main Biondean
VIEWS EEPoT.
David Lowry strest
MagnifYing Glasses 4 Microscopes.
g Bridges ....... ......... Nos Estes House
optieian, Epeetaeles, Eye oiaases.
q Bridges k2 Estes Honse
Pipes, Genuine Meershaum.
8 Bridges....... .........Nos a Estes House
Pistols, Ammuaitisn, Rides.
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yTSHk kg1oCKH0LDKk1 Of the 'union AsYieaitusal and
Stock Association" hereby notined. that at
m~stsg u the Dsard of UYsefoTs held the sth day
cs April, Ises. resolved aa asssssmsns Of
t~saty e~nt IRE capital ssock Eade psysois
TO Dssh, gsa frsasursr II bis afee, ths Lsvss
bstwsso uan and Sehnsar before the 7oth day
April nsxs. JAS COX. PrsstAenf
4. y. cA&Sxsrn, BscrttHy. ap6ad
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Vencll, Jones b Ce..-..cor Third & Main streets
Hess, Stern d Co..-...-cor Second ; Main streets.
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CITY OF KEoKUK,
FOR the Tear Eadiag April I3th, asss.
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTIsGs.
Mooa. Son n........-J ohnson street, bet 80 4th
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by TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DEsPATOHEs
From Washin & ton.
Manager Boutwell, to Deliver his
Speech To-Day.
Evarts to Speak on Tnursday.
CONGREGATIONAL Proceedings
Election Returns.
The Constitution In South Caro-
lima Carried.
LATEST NEWS By CABLE.
Latest News from Abyssinia.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK l89s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
Bridges .......Nos | Estes House
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

CRocKERY 4 QUEENS WARE.
Carey Le Faivre...... Main street-bet 5th / 9Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

T. r. J. Ayres sons.... ...........e7 Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22
aRocERs-WHoLEsALE.

Gold. Silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
G {. Bridges gcs..,..,Loa oa 2 kstes House
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

DUMSITt az.
3uaeag, Kafle L co.,,..i4e 4 142 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

BOOTS 4 8HOEs-RHTAlL.
L. NJ. .Dean...,...........cor Third 4 Main streets
Huiskamp Matless 50 Main street.
Huiskamp Bro..... Main bet 4th 4 5th
Hart, ...................,..1Ss Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

G X Wstt...... .-.........cor Main and Fifth sts
Dr. C IngersolL-...cor Third 4 Main, tup stsirs).
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-22

vans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
g Bird 4 Estes House
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For new fence. laying cut nev
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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