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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-01


rArrsTs.-Boyd L Co., Solicitors of pa.
ems, 2os Pine street, 81. Louis, Missouri. Z.
ncialiy report to the CARR C1rr II. e,ua--
ing Patents granted Iowa and M;..oa.:s1N'.
tors, for the week ending March p. Isss.
IOWA.
$. =. Hewett, Jun, Eagle Grove. ,;,.
fence key. "fe
roller. ..o1 ana
T. Z. Moore Lyons, water pipe v.I,..
and cutter. o"siic feeder
chine ~cistern. sile' Washing ma-
zimmerman, Collar, horse b., so,t
MISSOURI.
y. 4. Adams, Independence.
sator. corn cnlti-
!. zibell, 81. Louis, turning l.th.
n Parker, 81. Louis, .churD d..h..
~. whitehall, St. Louis, potable =.
permanent building. ana
-. Amer, Laclede. corn plants.
-. Edwards, Savannah, corn pl.nt.r.
-. Gsslin and B. R. Hahh.I &C. e.
TOP sass pillow. ufssn
- as'dia, Bowling or..a, pillow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-01

The undersigned has opened a Boarding
House an the corner of Second aud johnson
streets. He has well furnished and commo-
dious rooms,a and will set a q table equal to
any lnthe city.
A free lunch will be served to-day from 10
o'clock a. m, TO II o'clock m.
PETER CONWAY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-01

AucT1os.-Our large sale of the entire
stock of Furniture now on band will com
mence this morning at 10 o'clock, and also
at 2 O'Clock p. m One elegant Piano Forte
will be sold at the morning sale.
HowE L TYLER, Auctioneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-01

Az impulsive chap in Eddyville, has pick
ed a quarrel with the Eddygille Transcript
and is undertaking to wage his wordy war
fare, by circulars and hand bills. which he
gets printed at a job Office. We admire his
pluck, but cannot commend his discretion.
de is lighting q losing battle. The expenses
must exhaust his pecusiary resources, to say
nothing of the exhaustive drafts on his mind
and temper.
when the battle is fought through, areport
OF expenses and income, of profit and loss,
might be instructive to outsiders, and serve
IS q warning against the like folly on the
part OF others under similar circumstances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-01

YESTERDAY evening about s o'clock two
African citizens Of American descent-one
of them in erinoline, of course-stalked into
Esq. Dobyns' Office, and handing him a pa.
per duly signed by Edmund Jaeger, County
Judge, demanded his (Dobyns') official sane
ton to their f~oregone conclusion that they
we're one, and wanted legal endorse ment OF
the fact. The silky rattle of two dollar
greenback was ''too big a boo for q small
COLT and the Squire eaved. No kisses.
The same evening, between 10 and II
o'clock, two other persons of the Anglo
Saxon or Celtic persuasion essayed to drag
Ex-Esquire Martin from his suuggery be-
tween the blankets at his own home, for a
similar act. The Ex-'Squire had met the fate
Of Othello. His occupation lad gone, and
the parties moved on By the light of the muir
Ky moon to find q live official. 1t is snip
posed they were successful in their search, or
ought to have been.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-01

GREAT excitement at the New York Store.
Immense rush for bargains during the clear
ance sales; best prints will selling at Is cents.
A large lot Of remnants offered this day at
low figures. 1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-01

THERE will be q meeting of the Second
Ward, at the corner OF Fifth and johnson
streets, on Thursday evening at ! o'clock,
for the nomination Of q candidate for Alder.
man On the Republican ticket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-01

HEAVY SHIPMENT OF HIDES. yesterday
Samuel Kline, of our city, shipped to Chica-
go six hundred hides and three hundred sheep
pelts. This is an indication Of the rapid
growth of Keokuk as a shipping point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-01

IRE opperhead press have been charging
that General Brisbin, who has written a news
paper biographical sketch Of Ben. Wade, is
the son.in-law of the distinguished Senator.
Brisbin says, in a card, that Ben. Wade has
never been blessed with a daughter, and that
he himself has a wife who suits him, and it is
nobody's business whose daughter sheis.
Brisbin's wife is a daughter of Judge Wae-
ner, OF Pennsylvania, we see it stated in an
exchange, and make a note of it for the in
formation of the curious in such matters.
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Aniralssnd Depertares of Che Hails
CLOSING.
Arriy.h apd Departaf,s d Keskak Paskssa.

ROE ROY, Arrives on Wednesday and sa'ur-
day, at 9 o'clock p. m, and Departs On "ohaas
and Thursday, At o'clock .. M.
ANDY JoHNg0N, Arrives on Thursday
and Sunday, at 8 O'Clock p. m, ana departs on
Tuesday and Friday, At - n.
xucY aBR1RAW. Arrives on Monday and
Friday, It 8 p. M, and Departs on Wednesday
and Saturday, At q m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-01

HARDwARE.-We invite attention to the
advertisement of Messrs. Peck Bros. dealers
IN hardware and agricultural implements.
ne, know, from personal observation, that
THIS house has already sold a very large
amount OF goods this season, more especially
OF agricultural implements. Their sales in
this line have been immense, Judging from
the amount Of goods We hare seen almost
oai'y Pulled up in front Of the establishment,
ready for shipment.
iney will keep constantly on hand during
'he season a very large stock Of grain cradles
ana grass scythes. Col. C. K. Peck. the
SENIOR partner of this firm, is we'll known :,
'nis community not only as a genial gentle
man out as a man of great business. c-anao;,.
his brother. Mr.. N. G. Peck, who hss 49,.
spending the winter in the East, retnrn.a -
our city recently, and will make mi, -.
manent residence. We welcome him -
midst and bespeak orthe firm an .buna.ne.
of success.
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Financial and Oomm4rcial.
MARHETw BY

cnisase aynsG
By rslsgrasA.3 cncAse. kassh y.
Tour-Quis4, ssays - ssehssssa4
wheat-Irrsrnisr and Arnsr; closed ii Il s7xosa fr
No 2 spring; No nonisal at e %.
coes-onist ard stssdy u sok6Nfys new.
Cats-T4ir demand IT 7'oL.
Rye Dali and nominal 1t 81 1al 60 for Mol.
Bsrley-DaIl.h savy and icrer; - 2ossN.
Providcns-Quist and arm; pork arm, with mail sales
.. IA.
Lsfd-DnlI ard nominal Il l5ApH.
Buik Meats-UDshangsd; ssniy held sheuidsZ "
roush sides Tx; shoi I RIB l2K, clear sids ,al.
caieaEs Live Nocs narkss.
By rslesrsph.i cn,caso Mach II.
Hoo RsssipA. 1905. Marts. 1oafsc fo~er 81 goa
even grades, With limited saies; light common erady
market dull and sellers would have to conceds 25cs salss
RANGED es2kas 20.
C~sule-Rscepts ie4o. Good shipping grades avssa-
sing IL to 1880 In fair demand and held At aas 50; COCO
tiers Of 10 TO I,ce may be quoted at 20 IS; good butch
er's steers Of 1000. hsld at @ 80.
stseh asrAsG
By Telegraph NEW YoRx. Msreh5.
Government II eks ,ttady. Coup. of 81 iilj48s5
do 'e2 loesss5ss: do 's io7Kas; do Gs lossk, do
now lo6sse5s: do g. io7S19 10 .os 1907 ssoc9
T-3as iosA&M.
Railway market opened with strong advance throur b.
out the iisi. but closed heavy and lower on Mes f@k
rosd. especially; western .hsrss all closed nrm. not
sympatbizing with the fall In NV York roads to an
~sx,er,. " o sal<a 80; N 7 c i225xaas; Erie ~
u: pfd 7o14 y Reading spA. wab.sh 4ias4; NC
n3 ala; N s seks: R asxD;s: Iii c Isl \; N " sp1
eos preferred s5als-
ST. Loais usrkst
BY Telegraph 81. LxpuIs, March 81.
flour -vefy quiet; low grades wsaksr, but not lover.
whs.t-Littis better; ~ ssSi5 for ~hits.
corn-Better; s4lzss.k
oats-Firmsr at 7eG73.
Rys-Unchsnged.
Barley = Quiet and unchanged.
Beop-shoulden M \, clear rides ~.
Lard-l6 1iT for fierce and keg.
c~at.ls-stsady At 4 for common. 7Gs for choice &c
sxtra
theep-4as for grsss sheep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-01

THAT wide awake paper, the Chicago Fee
ming Post, indicates its rapid advancement in
popular appreciation by enlarging its linen
aions to a nine column sheet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-01

MUSICAL CLuB are requested to meet at
Colonel Perry's on Thursday, at n P. m.
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CITY NEWS.

MEs don't thaw good, but ladies we'll into
tears at the least attrition.
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49,
..- -.
49,
- Go
~
-,
Ne.. port-s2t ga Is ca,h and regular for nsv
Be r. STEADY, With fair demsud.
Gu. Meats shads ermsr, more sc,fye.
Bacon -sirm ~ III for cumberland cut.
LfiEpuii aud hesss at ie4Sh
- AAp"i ai' "aeh
fiour- lachanges.
wheat frmer, haf unchanged
corn-psii ard lower sar sSsses
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FoRRxsr WILL STAND

Don tsrms aud CONDITIONS to-wit
For each mare the g. n3op 1b1RFY DJtLsES Should
til msre prsye not TO he with soai, abe will be 90 H.
lied TO bs returned the text = ason Tor TEN DOLLARS.
fpRRE,Ti IL = beautiful Mahogany Bay, With black
trimming. 1919 hands hish. and weighs when In q -sh
1870 lne. wa. .irsd By Bay Kentucky Hunter. he by Old
Kentucky Hunter his dam va, BY Bogus. and grand
dam was By Ms~senhrt- f0hkEsT'e nrst dam was by
Ypuag II shiander,i Watkins Htghiander}, second dam
sas b. Duroc. third dam Was BY Messenger. 1hus he
dsscend4 ron the csl.br.i-d fnported N senxer, ON
both sidss, which Il showa prominently in himsslfs-
Eert{a
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Ed WV EST.

FORREST IL the mot notsI ststiioe fer sire. style, &C
80 aud rec ting gu dit ~ ever exhibit ID la tae STATE Of
Kentucky, and as sarh hiss tsksn rnors premiums than
nv tar Horte Ia the Usion -caattiafsg eItrasrdtnayy
aetioa and speed We purchased him from the e.
ate OF MIR. Alexander. OF ~ootbnfn Farm, keItackg,
the mnst extensive and C i-trhtaf Hsrse breeder f.
ansri =, wso ~purchAs.d fasfsss At three yesrs old for
The sum OF 20 oo. and having tired him. kept hin ~ ore
OF bis best asd most eucc. ssni and profitable breeders
trrnpg his cots se the 70 loving that have aistiagui.h.
sd th~tnsriye. -vit: Grew fnaie NsRsA, that ttotted
I'D tretted In 2:2ot< on sio~ traek, ssIued At si0t0e /:
oHAxpAsos trottei 10 2 80, and .oid for ~ coo ; SsH
DuSLAr. trotted In 23j. ont NJ training for two year,
previous, sold ior 81 tuu the Aitter II ,rsr, a very fast
morse, and mary ether saeh ui lis ct, shat space will
not permit to be cnur Grated.
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ors } and Y " 5. In Block s64, very hands, me 10
cation fsr . dwelling.
ERREghDtY Agents
nchls 0fhce over Eeekrk Savings BARK.
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For Sale.
Far sale.

II OF 4 ami y x s.. in Block $50, with 8 twostory
A frame dwelling bouse eoDtAluina six rooms, good
cellar s,d eisteru and s god variety Of ffu.t.
nchf2 pEAREE n DAT, Agent.
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For Sale

nNE OF the most desirable residences 10 the eity-s
" two story brick Dwelling House ~ith nine rooms,
good csiI.s and cistern. & full lot with q good variety Ct
choice fruit and shrebbeIy y. and = large bftck stable snG
wood house, sftnsis on corner ri 10th and Bien6eau Sta.
fERREE 4 DAY. Agents.
mchi2 Once over Keoksk sayipgs Bahk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02
EewEssEONAL NOMINATION FOR
THE FGFTM DKsTRICT.

NEW ORLEANS, February l, 1868.
accordance with previous notice pub
II ID the New Orleans REPUBLICAN, the
spaiing delegates from the 9Th con-
senal district Of Louisiana. assembled
.he printing committee room ct Me-
Sjsy Institute at o'clock P. NJ. to-day,
proceeded to the nomination Of Rad
i Republican candidate for congress
ssid district.
sr the convention organized the name
Ion. W. Jasper Blackburn, Of Clai-
was put forward, and he was nomi-
for said position without opposition
without dissenting voice.
JOHN S. HARRIS, Chairman.
MANN MoLERAN, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

Be my life long or short, each day will wait
I to the throne of Ged prayer for you for
\ tiHae aud eternity, and feel that God will
bless you.
! Ifthe hour ever comes when your heart
turns back to the orphan who owes so much
to yoH, oh, sir, believe that her heart never
for moment turned from its devotion to
yeu. TALLULA.
The shivering girl slipped the shoes from
her feet and crept into the warm bed. For
she mast guard her health to enable her to
Keep up until she could get away. A
feverish, disturbed sleep came at her WOO
ing, from which she once started up wildly
sxclaiming
"oh, sir, have pity; in mercy have
pity" and sank back upon her pillow.
Jeness sprang from her couch and Fastening
to the side of her mistress, looked anxiously
into the loved face; and seeing she slept,
slowly returned 10 her bed, muttering as
she went; ~ do not like the deep red
upon her face. II looks like fever Some
thing is the matter with my young mis-
tress. She seems SO wretched of late, but
talks to nobody about it. l means to speak
to Mass Harry il live to get chance"
When Tallula left her room in the morn
ing Harry Chamberlain had ridden to the
city several hours before. She felt that it
was well she was spared the trial of his
presence, much as her heart longed for a
farewell look upon the dear face.
The morning papers announced the de-
parture Of one of the principal steamers at
Ave in the afternoon And Tallula set
about her preparations to leave upon her.
She selected the plainest of her wardrobe,
gave many keepsakes to Jeness, locked all
else, including her jewels, in the wa rdrobe,
placed the key within the envelope con-
tanning her letter, sealed it and gave it to
Jeness to be delivered along with one for
Mrs. Moreau and her mother in the morL-
ing. She then ordered the carriage and
left the home which was to have been hers
for life, and him who was dearer to her
than all she world beside, with dry eyes
and calm demeanor, although hot sirocco
seemed sweeping over her heart and
scorching up its lifeblood.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02
hama CONSTITUTIONAL C0N.
VENTHON.



ofScsi oas as-FOuFth Day's ProeeedAm&H.
Ciaa1 Isabelle called up bis resolution
at ID. d. the New Orleans Picdpnae five
Sites stI. dollars for papers furnished to the
| Z, Il & la0a
four nl amendments were offered and
Suvl lhe table.
Ana Eickllffe moved to lay the original
Avn ion on the table, which was adopted.
10, TlDchant moved to reconsider the
p,s, y which article l32 was adopted.
IS fsas ihe article relating to the establish
an@a a board Of health, and regulating
pct ds aBDn Of nuisance wharves, slaughter
etc. Afler protracted discussion
sund Non to expunge the article from the
uten was carried. Yeas "a; nays 16.
8sples offered resolution in regard
Hnep sheriff, recorder Of mortgages and
ms. anees, and clerk or clerks OF courts,
aSsS 2 osa hsiF fees shall exceed $4,000 shall
|shtSsS 9 surplus into the treasury. The
Ids, be applied to the support Of pau
lug the discussion, there being no
--- The convention then adjourned
saday at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

second District ReeordershIp

The election in April, 1866, for recorder
of the second district resulted in tie elec-
ton of Arthur Gastinel, who was under the
age required by the city charter. over Eu-
gene Staes, by small majority. One Of
the district courts declared the election
void, and decreed the office vacant The
supreme court affirmed the decision, and
the city council had, few weeks since, pre-
pared for joint session to GIL the vacancy,
when the assistant secretary of civil affairs
interposed with communication addressed
to Mayor Heath, calling his attention
to the second section Of the sup
Elementary act of congress passed July
l9, 1867, and to paragraph two of special
orders No. 7 from military headquarters,
dated March 2s, 1867.
1t is suggested that the sections referred
to do not govern this case to hinder an
election of recorder by the city couacil, and
that military interposition to prevent the
execution of the Judgment of the court in
this instance is not in conformity with the
spirit of the declaration of the cOmmandiDg
general, that he would not make use Of the
extraordinary powers with which he is
clothed, unless he should be obliged to dc
SO in extreme cases. It is also suggested
that the commanding general should permit
the city council to proceed to an election
of recorder according to the decree Of the
supreme court
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AMusEaEEN1s.


l'ns Varieties Thsatre.
Jeaerson's Rip Van H'ialele last
a Alb1I vas one Of his best and most sue
1 Psls,9 personatIcns The character was
r4pki lilly sustained, and he was very we'll
|stenss 1t ia needless 10 add that full
aepss aeted him enthusiastically as usual.
'0h's eements In the advertising columns
our readers Of the bill for one or
b AIbas lFe performances.
rs Fslss ~ st. Charles Theatre,
sYyrsssg benefit Of Nat. Hyams, the young
gsTG 4 who has been steadily winning
/ iNiAsa hyOr since She season opened, was
raeuss quite gratifying. In the Irish drama
hests Pasionn he personated o. Brien to
at 7x and as BIN in Somebody Som he
5srp Teri X lent in no essential point. The
X R1pa Ben DeBar In the "Glance at New
'lan0 was as near like the real Bowery
ean be imagined. See advertise
at an lnture performances.
bs bssstsr ts NRflennI Theatre.
yi9 a thf eanesday evening the charming
and 4 Martha in four acts, will be
ted at the National theatre by
al all pitts grand German opera troupe.
8:s6 I; Of prices and other particulars
saFS "a al ID aertained by referring to the an
lTains Mt elsewhere.
New opera House.
lss =, ssyi and fashion sparkled enid the
|s1dgsSs Is 81 II the new opera house last even
r. Z sR lshd Verdiis grand ave-act opera
|sg Bas latio.' It was pronounced one of
|s Eeara M H snperh entertainments to which
hH have been invited during the
e |,1itb AiSI n pera season. Soon after the cnr-
on theae representations, the
tho series Of the new opera house
% fondSi commenced, and the enjoyment
s;2S sho participated in it was unal-
|neida u
myra der uolumn the new drama in
e:s5 4. % " Jean La Poste' is an
L Wes's AesaeHag ar Music.
logise place Of amusement the
5ohns1 frequent because owing to the
Z eonss ha entertainments The moneys
SshsTss q, sssiv ~ ohtained in any two or three
n sssla ssats programme. New features and
By. are added nightly. The bone
fsils ia sAsaly, Eners0n's g Old Clothes
90 Glsaetop sisters dances, inc
~ - sle songs Of Miss St. Clair and
tFain n Baylor, the fearful and daring
,,s,n AciH Of the brothers Miaco, need
'eaD7 sentioned, But there was fun
ans. lNss and ST Charles hotel" IL
na q aO' @mell in DeIehaatya and Heng-
sla Of the Fancy Ball. The
@a @ 4 4 sgramme will vary this evening
2:3l 2, eseeut cItg 1Euaeum.
e:ss sil 10 visit the Scottish queen,
~ airy 1t the Crescent City mu-
So a, alao are Miss Annie Leak, the
Il ds (. & arieEeHs lady, and slgnorita
ss8 3 Pc Hon queen. The ohampien
|: VS. 3 y ihere likewise. besides al
ane-P. the menagerie, and the ten
t.lrENn sleHltea that ought 70 interest
nvv pf stature.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02
FrRsON PARISH REPUBLICAN
CLUB.

laasus End~rsement OF the Ticket.
il XMAS, The salvation of the newly
Nehised race and the success Of the
y " Of loyalty 10 the Union depends upon
access Of the Radical Republican
HI and
n sreas, The success Of that party in
{ ale depends on its unity and dis
i therefore,
4 luAd, That we, the members of the
Awake Radical Republican club Of
h rsh and city of Jefferson, do hereby
r d olr unalterable opposition to all
phs Of our party, that we will not coun-
OS Bor support any opposition ticket,
M M ID stand by and support the regular
u ees Of the Radical Republican par
snl which the Hon. II. G. WaEmoth is
ii q. Adopted unanimously.
.h 7. B. STAMPS, President.
IN s MOYLAND, Secretary,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

AS usual, on the return of every Satur-
day, we are placed under obligations to A.
Simon, IS BaronAe street, for the latest
New York and English dailies and weeklies'
Mr.. Simon now has on his daily and weekly
list 165 papers and periodicals, published
in all languages and in all parts Of the
world. Call and see him, and you can get
what you can find in no other periodical
depot in the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

Bills Of exchange, promissory notes. bills
Of lading, dray receipts, bank checks, and
I'll kinds Of commercial printing neatly ex-
ecuted at tho REPUBLICAN Office, No. 81 St..
Charles street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-02

FROM WASHINGTON
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON
THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-
WHISKY METER ELL AGREED UPON
WASHINGTON DISPATCH TO NEW YORK WORLD.
American Claims on England to be Enforced
JOHNSON RESOLVED ON An ULTNTATUM,
PROCEEDINGS IN SUPREME COURT
THE MeCARBLE CASE CONTINUED
ARGUMENT OF JEREMIAH s. BLACK.
PROCEEDINGS OF SOUTHERN CONVENTIONS.
LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
RIVER NEWS, MARKETS. ETC
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THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
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WHISKY METER ELL AGREED UPON
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ARGUMENT OF JEREMIAH 5. BLACK.
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CHARLES THEATRE.-Mr. Ben Debar will
IL q Roarlng Ralph Ntackpole in Nick of the
iSs . and as Nose in the "Glance at New York. J"
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" NrIeatss 2tynhliEaaI.

cAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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kMUsEMENTs THHs EVENING.

rIlL lOURNAL OF TRt REpUBuCAN PARIY,
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