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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

Committee Of Reception.
Hon. Samuel A. Merritt, J. J. May. A. O. Bowen, D..
Anderson. T. s. Jewell. j. b. Herbert
Committee OF Invitation.
Idaho City-Maj. n. E. Foote. r. B. Britten. Geo. h.
Coe. W. d. vantinc. J. A. Pinney, C. Yale John c.
Henley. John s. Gray, Samuel Stewart, John Cor.
man. 7. c. Poujadc. r. l. Edmondson, j. l. Smith.
c. ]. Bernstiei. T. b. Peters, s. G. Rosenbaum
Buena rista Bar. J. Dooley. Stephen ssk. A D.
BARLEY
Noressown-C. Bradshaw, James Stewart
Boise Cdy-Dryden Mcclintock. Harry Ellsworth
Ben. Anderson. II. c. Riggs. Captain Porter, Gen
Cartee, Richard Brown.
PiaoerriIe-wiliiam Moloney, DR.. Ralsson. George
Miner.
Cramife Creek Mr. Jennings, John Leary. 7. Thebo
Pioneer City. II. cannady. DR.. Boatman. Green E.
Holland.
centervie-J. D. Duke. C. C. Dudley g. W. Thatcher.
Floor Managers.
j. G. Bohen, S. Albro, j. F. Welton.
TICkETS.... 90.
Music by the Idaho Band. Sleighs viii be In q.
tendance. No cards Of Invitation viii be issued and
all are cordially invited 10 attend Tickets to be bad
at the Postoface Bookstore. feb Int
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

BISHOP TUTTLE.-It is said Bisdop Tuttle,
of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Idaho,
Montana, and Utah Territories, is the son of q
New York Methodist class.leader.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

THAT GoDLY CrrY.-During 1867, in the
Boston Municipal Court, 1885 warrants were
issued. In 1866 the number was Il, $40.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

LIST OF LETTERS

DREMAINlNG In THE POST OFFICE AT IDAHO
IL, City, l. T.. the 18th day Of Feb, 1865, which,
called for In Thirty DAYS from the date Of this
list will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-02-15

Aa-Persons calliag Tor the above letters should q
I" ApsERyisEp," and give date Of list.
JAMES A. PISNEY, =. NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28


FsIDAY, Nov. ~, lScs.
Hon. FgAxcIs SrsIxGEa, Judge.
Hon. JosauA TRAcY. District Attorney.
EsIs J. LEECH Deputy, Clerk.
Joss A. EIsnor, sheriff.
0osrt called = heusual hour. Tho Sher
ia rssarnsd ths speeial venire for petit jurors.
The fslleviag ss1sn vsrs taken:
Fitch. Judss : Co, " Wedge s Lang, jadg
ment BY default
Roop et II " Hocknan, leave 10 substiiuts
party pfG.
Sample 4 McCune VS. Brownsll ct ri, leave TO
6le intervening petition.
The Grand Jury returtHd true bills Of N
dictment against the following persons, who
were arralpned and counsel assigned them,
to,wit:
George Hurley, larceny.
Robert Cassily }. larceny.
James Carrigan, murder fret degree.
The trial OF these causes is set for next
Monday afternoon.
The following cause was called and came
on for trial
The State Of Iowa vs. r. T. Taylor, mar.
slaughter.
Hon Joshua Tracy, District Attorney, fer
the State, Hon Daniel f. Miller and Hon.
r. P. Lowe, attorneys for defendsnt.
The following persons compose the jury IN
| the above entitled cause A. Holland, p. NJ.
I.oxdsn, William Sacrey, James Wright
Isaac r.. Beatty, G. N. vernillion, Joseph
Smith. Robert Dresser, William ball, G. e.
I
| Young, Owen Steel, john Iatts.
| The whole Of yesterday was consumed in
the trial, and At late hour last night the
iury was charged and retired to consider upon
| fheir verdict
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28
NorthwtshfR Uaisn Packet Company.
write Cellar" tins,

~
RegsAr5&t = -. Issss rws soiLAsa, until fsr-
.s al tsev ords'1
Daily llaa &c peeasaees Paeksts y s.. Lssis ard
all intsfmsdlaiA points, committing Of the f0M.
JASP0H, Csptaia Burnett, master; tbs F8Ix.
4HHNlO An Oapaaia Dasidsnn. nsssss, SD
the IQAD0A. es1ssis Rob4. Hiis master, one
~ which win leave the landing each. day ct
o:sGx.M:: 80
Tae AAaTs baAtA vM nske CLOSE eoaasstasn
18th those running between this point and 81.
Paul.
Arrangements have recently been made 10
TRANSFERRING 1t Rock Island by which passengers
can reach st. Paul ~ hours in advance Of any
In addition 10 the ahnys The pessenger and
freight PsSksts u10lLID McPlKD, Captain
Mosss Hall, msstsf, vIOTOHY. Captain SEQ
aeld, ssafcf. a1d tho p ALmER. win make reg
ular trips.
Tickets far saic over the IlsnDihnl snd st. 10
reph and Southern Pacific Road 70 al points
west Of tho Missouri river.
Patroniz~ the Line that reduced the rites.
For freight or passage apply to the fl'ce Of shs
Company, corner BIondeau and Levee.
8. N. hscssa, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

How often DO you hear the complaint from
mother and father that their son or daughter
is not we'll that they have no appetite that
they feel languid; that their head aches /;
that they are growing thin and feeble, and
that they have no life or energy left. That
they are low. spirited, and perfectly inoapsoi-
tsted 10 participate in any pleasures, or per
fern any mental or physical duty. And the
question 10 oftsn asked, what ahall do for
them? OF, what shall give then7 Our an.
swer is, lot them try PLANTATION BiTTERs
moderately three times q day, and our word
for it they will recover.
MAGsorIA WArEn-Saperior to the bes
imported German cologne, and sold at hal
the prov. eodlwAwH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

THROAT DIssAsRa.-"We would call a.
tSstion TO Browns Bronchial Troches., We
have found them efiicacioss in allaying lrri-
fetion in The ThroAt'and Bronchia, and would
% nmsnd them 10 De attention Of Public
Speakers and others troubled with affections
OF the throat. They arc also An excellent
remedy Tor Hoarteness resulting from cold. !"
-Conoregattosalsss Boston. eo-d>iw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28
Uhtaaxa Aarhaa.

y Telegraph oHIaAeo. Nov n
Riour-steAAy and hrn, but demand almost ex1in-
syey eonaned to lower grades good to choice grades
ani,t and unchanged.
whsat-srcnssr. with slight advance; No closed
stssdy II 81 II No ssld at 81 2itAs.
Corn prasr and nore active; old No 81, rev Co.
0ah-Qaisti prices sfredy and nrn; No 4sDk
R,s-bsttsr denand asl steady. No u 10, No 81 1,
olo.<
BArsy-D.elined bst demand active, o.osng II 81 81
regular; u IS Sbs strictly fsssA.
sssls-Quist Ard unchanged timothy 81 e014o: 60
w u.
Syestsioae Ls setiv rricss generally sAsisr; sAt
sfosn cork = ~; 10. e2a IS prtHA 4ls 70
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

Thanksgiving In keokuk
Services nj the Churches, Coz :
ccrts, Etc.


Miusepo4s country there they Aase ssov
outs4n sslhss deep. That makes Winter
Rat here there never was pret,ier Novem-
Der day. Not Bit Of snow. but the chseries'
sunshine and thsnest genial ont-dsor warmth
No wonder common usage makes "naturs
feminine. She il mado OF moods. Here
had been The most disagreeAbls Of oil diss-
srsabls weather for days preceding. And
then, ~ though she would make good cause
for Thanksgiving in all things, Thursday
came -1YeG Of brightness, and never re-
hinder Of the cfosd and onplsasantsis'
that Isl tssAjass before.
Keokuk oLs4rved the day pretty generally
The stores kere closed, for the most rart,
and everybody took . holiday. There we're
church sevvicss and the like, to give the day
spscial local character. due notes whereof
We make, So
~ svs UNirAniAH cnrRcH
The pastor Tsv. J. K. Eflsser preached, to
: numerically fai, asd ve7 attentive congrs-
cation. The sermon was IN s1csllent one.
After dwelling upon the eanses We have for
EAtionsl Thanksgiving, 10 Ms c"urss OF
which hs ref.rred 70 the late election, the
impeachment Of Andrew Johnson, and the
satisfactory progress Of loyal reconstruction,
formed m Justice, and the recognition Of the
rights Of man, he continued thus:
Now speak OF some Of tho special causes for
Thanksgiving No hnvs - citizens Of iowa, tbs
Banner state, sbah II ray AZ friend wrote ms
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

Fos SALE, this bay, n tbs New FORK Store,
I fsv pieces Of yard vide bleached muslin, 81
superior quality, full yard wide. We win
CLOSE them out BY the piece at Ia cents the
yard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

The members Of the Graad Army of the
ksrsbiic will meet II their hall, corner
and Aain streets, ON Tuesday evening. De-
|eeabef Ia, 1868, u 4 O'Clock. Bssiness Of
importance "a b tsansaetsd. A full attend
aaos Il dssirsd. By order Of the
Posk Commandes.
& JonH FInsRsrY, Adiutant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

LET il be always remembered that BAR
rstt's Vegetable Hair Restorative is not q
d1e !; that il does not color the scalp, but BY
ito remarkable lifs-9iyins properties restores
The hair y ita origisal. lustrs and beauty.
DaroiI Ifi1ame. dAv1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

n. Io~,, Ca,sl. market

II. LOUIE CNttI6 MNfkVt
~ Telegraph b. Loute. New. ~
aoSs-P Fair supply. and easier, account u ssrm
weather. s..rs Iight ~ 0 . ~ h.ess IL.
,hoics szarast3 inferior TT prime sold at
2txktk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28
Financial anu commercial.

KEOKUK MARKET.
f,orrected daily by Snow Il HuBER, Comm ssien
Merchants, Second street,
@ Nov, 81, 1888.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

An accident occurred on the I, P. NV.
Railway Thursday morning, bat We have bsen
unable to ascertain the amount Of damage
done. II Was occasioned BY the collision Of
two trains.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

Auction BY L. Howe, this morning at 10
o'clock. The largest lot Of the season, of fur
niture, stoves, carpets, DO.
A NUMBER Of alleged criminals were
brought down from Fort Madison yesterday,
10 appear before the District Court, now in
session At this place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

burfBR--ao ~ SOC y y. r753
Eaas-28. q
po,u -.y-Live chSciens 81 % to ~ 90 Il des
dressed ,hck 81 % to - IS per dov.;
dressed turkeys l2sc tol per ID
aAxn--G s~ass sv2o per dos praiftA c'sekene- -
05(l:' Is per 1cz.
Sovouus-4n to ahc per gaiinn.
pnrAro.s--o0c to 81 IA hushel.
Swnkr. P.rAroxs-t Whits 81 % sto}sl ~.
Osioss- ST % to 5 80 per bush
LAnp--Ci,y cured i1lc per fb. Country cured
l6- 70 lie per ID.
RKHswAy--30 to i6c per Id.
TALLow-In hbls, i01c, loose Q, per no
FsArsxks--Prime boa to Zoe per n.
kAas--cotton, Be per 10.
WHrrR BaAEs-Common to & o. - 90 to } 10
yisEaAa-e5o per gal
CHExsI-aood country Ice. Factory zoe.
BRAE--In demand ut soc per 100 lbs
! RnuIrs--Green Apples 81 90 to s. 90 pei barrel
Dried Apples ~ to lac per ID. Dried
| Peaches, II to 16e.
Sasps-'rimothy dull at - co to 10. Glover
81 50. Flax seed 81 so to 81 IS.
O,Ls-Coa oil 30 Ia s3c. Linseed, raw$l 10, boicd
us. Lard, No. | 81 so, No. u 40.
Fish u 10 to 81 20.
L1va srocK-Bee. Cattle 81 50 to - % gross.
Hogs, good lots, $ 90 to % SO gross.
Sleeps gross.
| B.cos-city cured nvasscd hams lsa19,, shout
ders lsc, clear sides Nc. Country carcst
! hs,us lac: shoulders i2lc; sides Isac.
| PoRk-Mess IS to $40 per Dbl.
! WooI-rub washed As 70 4sc.i Asece 40 me
| as to 42c unwashed, % to 2sc.
HAY-Timotby choice in active demand at from
| So o. to $lU 90 per ton. Prairie - w
to % 90.
| Woup-45 so to 20 So per ord.accordingto quAi-
I itY, In good demand.
HIpEs--Green, 7le; do sailed 9lc; dry hint lsci
| do salt &c per ID.
SALr-Lake s. rugs %. Ohio River - -
| on fcyee.
GLAss-sX1o 50 SO. Ratios discounted 80 to Az
| per cent.
| NAILs-9t IS rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

WAxrEp.-At the Book Bindery Of |. N.
Psarce, in this city, good Ruler and blank
hook Forwarder. 25-4t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

WE have received It the New York Store
. LOT Of linen towels and napkins, very cheap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

Insur saoe and Real Estate Agent,
apr Cor. Main and Fourth Sts.

EOR SALE-Lots and 2, in Block AZ
i Reids Addition. Price s6o .r each lot.
Also, Lot 10, Block lp0, Co.eert Street. between
18Th sua tlih Sta Title perfect. Price 800.
AIo, Lot T. half OF Lot I, block - In kibournea Adj
dillon 70 Keokuk, " til story Fame dwelling CON
tanning three cellar csterp stable and the bns
variety Of fruit IL be found In this city the
quantity flanc. This property form erly occupied
by p. a. Ward. Titl@peffset Price ~ DOC
Rnqnreof II. n, TEN EYck,
Aug20 Corner 18th aud Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

~ UK KENT-A two story brick Dwelling
4 Hon<e, with roJns, situate sifth. be wen
Fulton and franklin streets fossttson np@. P,icc,
$50 per snonth. zs4 lS8-tA IL. y. TEN Af0k.
K~okuk. Uct, II, 1sfA,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

A Frame Dwelling House, with four rooms,
a cellar, stable eistern, Ntec rards n grapes mud
great variety Of ult lot, all N good eant-
lion lon Fran n Between 18th and 18th streets Title
good Price 81 aeO--hnt, cash, bsi.ree iiiae Fn-
aatrs Of y. r. TEk-kick,
Real ESTATE aud Insurance. Agsut,
juI6 Cor 4th aud Main -ffs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28
TnE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

on and af"r SUNDAY ,l7rh May 1863, thrcr daily
trains Will J." run between Baltimore aud wheel.
Ing and IATkGIsburg, a, follows:
baltimore daily leXcepl snnLayl nj S:B Il. N.
al go p M BXrKESs TfkAiN Viii I5ax SsGai niy
ness Il Bsiarc and PaTksTsburg for ali point
West. Southwest and Northwest
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily At 4IOp n. texcCpt Sun.
Lsundays eXc"ptedj at 6u0 a. III. CONNECTING at
Frederick Junction with train lur Frederick and
At hagor"town Junction with train for hagcrs.
town,
THE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu.
RSSrniSs leaves Eliiedts Mill Al vs. aud il 10
a NJ "nd2;'Fi SHs fiiiS SGERsrowN
Leave Baltimore at ~ u. ~. and I:lnp. N, con
Meeting - lIogerStown junction, with Washington
County Railroad, arriving at Hagerstuwn at 80
and O:D y. III. Returning leave HagHrslnwu At
6lOand u a. ~, arriving in Baltimore At lO:GI a..
-. FWI wINCHEsTER.
I"Hv" Baltimore at s:i5 4, IA. aud i;lOr, III, rr.
irving at Winchester NJ 2:0 aud 0$S ?. IN. Return.
ing leRy" Winchester ut aud 1913 a, III. arriving
IN baltimore y fd 5GI WSAsshIhESddf3tSSp H.
Leave Baltimore at 800, 1908, s:sland o:h a. III.
aud FR e @& sBf r 4 FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at lands M, and 70 80, .,
''O' anu o." + FIR II ANNAPOLIS
Leave Baltimore at 7:I5 n. M, and i:l5 p. III.
l h..y washington Il &, 10 and i'D p m
Leave Baltimore iar Washington At 80 aud So
n and t;i5 az, and s;%G r y Leave Washington
sc, apply 10, J. r. ENGLAND, Agent, GaiaISl
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Mnslrr Il Transportation.
l. NJ. CoLP, General Ticket Agent
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28

.
Ia pursuance Of the provisions Of the Nst section
II tho act vnIItlud IAN act to further regulate tho
printing ,ftho public documents, aud II" purchase
u paneT for The public printing, approved on the
EhI :" July ls56 ,saled pr9p9sais VIII ho r.e"i yod
" September, 1865 for furnishing this Othro with
three thousand rrNms VI rupcrhns cdl6ndrTed Print
lux Paper, measuring AXIS inches, aud weighing
My three pounds TO the rcam VI Ave hundred
sheets.
Proposals. Will Bo received for the whole Qus II .
ivy or for dny portion not less than ono thousand
rcalns, Samples II tho quality u the paper will be
furnished upon application 1T this office. aud the
sucC".siul bidder Will he required rlgdly To con
form Ia the samples furnished,
No pFupuhHl will be considered unless Hrcumpa.
mod By b"ud with security to the approval II y
United states indigo OF attorney, In tho penalty Of
t,ID, that tho bidder or bidders, II his or tier
proposal shall be accepted, shall furnish the ar.
uole proposed fOIi and each proposal must be nc .
COmphnied BY satsfaCtOTy evidence that the per
son ~ porsunE making said proposal are HnuufAc
tuTeIs nf ~ dealers in tho description VI pApeT
which he or they pTnpoE6 to furnish.
AL the paper must bs delivered at tho Govern
ment Printing Ohco, in the city OF Washington, In
good order, free from all and every extra charge ~
cNp"nse, and subject to tho inspection, count,
weight, Hut measurement NJ the Congressional
Printer, aud ha Ia all respects satisfactory.
The supplying Of an inferior article, or failure
70 snppy the quantity required at any time, will
b. conhidtr'i violation Of the contract
Proposals. viii bee endorsed uu the enNU lIpo "pTu.
pUsals tUI Paper, aud addressed 10
JOHN D. DEGREES,
! selyIl C0pBIesslVnpl PIgtQT
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III
DROPOsALs FOR PINE TIMBER.


. OhwEtU, \. Y Supt. II, lSDr. I
IMPROVEMENT OF OSWEGO llARBOR,
sealed pr9posHls, IA darlic9tc, ind"rscl ''Iro.
pusals Tor Fine Timber, = will he received at this
Office until II y. III gu Saturday, October 10, lsds,
Tor III" follow materials, viz:
500 -uCks white Canada pine timber, each ~ feet
long aud ~ inches square.
30 sticks white Canada pine timber each u feet
lVug and u inches square.
B.uOg fo.t. board measure, beet quality twy.inch
pine PLANK, each litcut long.
20 sound whiic oak posts zach ~ feet long aud 10
inches square.
All tho alloy" timber aud lumber to be Of hT-t
quality, sawed aud straight. The full diIncnniuns
gwen will be strictly required; any other dos
will be- rejected.
along aide the United States pier 10 Oswrgj liar,
b"r. Al thyeNp"urH- Involved IN III" proper meas
uTement and Inspection Of tho materials mus DO
borne by the C1utl actor.
Tho Uui!Cd state rorrrv'- the right to lrinct any
o all hldf Blank proposals. eau he rrocurrd Vt
this uhlcu. q. L. BIUNT
Lieut. Col Of Engineer.. Dvt. Col. i. s, 4.
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PROPOSALS FOR UPRRsTRUCTURE OF
i IRON Ikl DOE AT THE ROCK ISLAND ARSE


rropG",iis viii be received at tho Rock island
Arsenal, Rock Island Ill. , until tho 10Th day ri
OctoDgT, 1865 At u o'clock meridian, Tor the con.
sIrueton, putting In position aud hnis lliuE ready
Tor Use, tho sup-rsiruCluTe Of an iron bridge" CON
sistlug Of four hpauE Of one hundred aud hny fr~t
each across the minor or south channel " tho
Mlss'slpp ktyer, At tho lower cud II Rock Island,
Illinois.
The roadway Of bridge to be twenty four f.rt in
III" clear, and sidewalk on each lido ur roadway,
siN feet wide u tho clear, aud both IT, BE- property
covered % hrurod, the roadway viva two aud uI,.
half inch thick, and the sid walk with u.t5 and
IL half inch thick, oak hDuTiug
Draw lrHs, plans aud tIrCI hrut iput necessary Il,
clear and ready understanding Ut ID. prnlns ID
mode oicvustruCllOn will acconTuu y III" pfnp1saI-
and bidders viii Stdtv tue lImu " Thin which thry
complete tho work.
The mon that II subjected to a tensile strain to
have tenaCity VI not loss than sixty thousand
tn, 900 p0uudt wTsquare inch Il section; aud lIN
10 Ne strong enough, vi III an actual strain NJ crt..
hi"h Of Ten h""k'nd Py"H,iS, per SQUARE iuch,
ana 81 c"mprcSSl"tl Of Sir hDuSuRi p'nlnfS, to
inK uyrrlt with sdfety.
ihr nllrd States reserves the right To- rpIrCt AN
or al BIDS, II not deemed oulSllct0ry.
u., T. j. RODMAN
gvpll.Ll
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28
pALTlmoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


Trains between wSsfiSGF6N aud RsLTI-
MORE, aud WASHINGTON AND THE WEST are
now run IS follows, viz:
POR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, At TO and siNA.
M. and II N, :, l. ~, g. ~ and SJlr. III.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday, at 100 q, ~ and
- - ' FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave alta III. aud % y. IN. No train ~ or fIVn
Annapolis IN sunday.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at y =. IN. and 4 d. % aud eSp. M.
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave NJ sa. IN. and l. 20 and ~ y. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, a.
sa m and l. ~, e. ", aud s. % y, m.
On Saturday at a. IN. , and DIP m.
On sunday, At 40, and 20 r. m. only, con-
Meeting at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore
to Wheeling, parkarsburg, &c.
Through tickets to the West cen DO had at the
Washington Station Ticket Ofioo at all hours In the
day.
fcr New York, Philadelphia, and Boston. sec ad.
J. L. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation.
l.. N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 5. kOONT2,
General Agent. Washington.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28
THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER

Tnr MrHrmASTs, rKorTrTlyE uSInx. "rgauiscl
tHpr"mot" aud rr%t"e! trade. by enabling its sub-
r1iqts. hay" loPmn?auce that tLey Will, il Sep.
TmH S1T TSS GsS%S Mi nE%HS
TILE EtriWE,E RrlsrER, containing, among
ANOrsr or CArITAL, FISANCIAL sIASDrSG, ASD
RATiNJAs TO CRrnIl, "f mHcr +OOuUI Of the rriIoi-
ana public coriprnt,., in i9ST" ia" GGH u t6 1si
S' 'IT ntt:sI Il s amd 'TTeats hr%"TG
BrsT pr"Tnces 81 NorIS America and s s@i
Ing this must important information httainable aud
necessary to enable th merchant H. ascertain al a
glance the CArirAL, CHAEACTER, AID DfTEET UP
CKk4iIr # such Of h's CUSTOMERS are Doomed
wSlGs BTsdSSg
acteT. price, aud place Of publication, with mi
particulars Telatiy" t" each journal, being q com.
nlrt" guide I" tho pres" ri every county in The
United Stltrb.
Tho report. and Information will b, couarcd Ia
hose DEEMED worthy Of sumr line 81 credit aud 4.
b" same will be based, NJ far ~ practicable, uruu
Tho written statements II tho parties themselves,
revised and corr, cited by wvll-kuuwn ard reiR ble
legal correspondents, whose character will prove
guarHhirc 81 III" correctness " tho Information
furnished BY them, It is believed that the report,
will PROV" more truthful aud complete and In re-
lore superior g., aud Of much greater value, tina
any previously issued
ny aid oIthG MgRGAErlLE RrpRKEScE RGaIsrER,
business mon will be- enabled to ascertain al ganca
III" capital aud gralalun " credit, Us compared
with hnaGclal worth, ol ucuTly every merchant,
manu- ldCturuT trader and banker within the above.
named territorial limits.
win also rvCciyo tho MuHthig OhrDHicts, contain l.
lng, among other things, record Of such mpur.
Throughout the country, a. may occur Enltutiul 1t
TO tho publication NJ each hall. yearly volume II
~ MERCANTILE REPEKEECR RClIs1ER.
Price n the MrrChdHts' UHipn M,F~E,tiI, Il, T.
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HW b, JOFDIr,itdtD uHy n,tii ,SS III the VuHli
StItCy, Transportation LIfd.
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~ I'd WiOR IL part jcipIiiHg IN he Dr0EIs, Diii
r,"'irr "H'. ""pD u ,he MEEclNrIIE RErrr,ESrE
kEHisrER IRE y Charge hphtcrS, NJ ttH shGrry
all DO J"tH!tdtO TWO cvpity; mol no more th0H
m shorcs Of The CdpRal Siock wiiJc diiottfd 10
uHy gHs TppifcTHt.
dW remHtHaCtS, Drdrrs ar Communication
rsidtiUe 10 The h0Oksh"uiiJ, a,hiresse 10 lie Mr..
CHANTS hr"ttciiC, N"ipH, IL MC dmericda H..
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IMrOkTANT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT a BeGuIiui
Illustrated BOOK, worth q Thousand Dollars,
Gnt ire9 to any address on rcgulpt Of - cents, by