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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-06

NASHVILLE, Nov. 8.
Chancellor Shackeford has rendered de-
cision in the injunction case. He epjo,nes
Mayor Alden, four Aldermen and three
Councifmen from holding their Offices or re-
ceiy lg pay. Mayor Alden, being in office
las. . ear, held over until the case is finally
decided by the Supreme Court, to which ap-
peals have been taken.
Knox county gives Grant 247l msj, and
Maynard 2i71.
Blount, Grant 1900 maj
McMinn, Grant 1000 maj, and 1900 for
Maynard.
Bradley s25 maj for Grant.
Maynard is reelected.
Marshall gives Seymour 700 mel; dem
gain 1880. This with the kains in Giler,
Coffee, franklin, Rutherford and Bedford,
render the election Of Shsaf, dem, to Con.
Eress nearly certain.
DErRoIT, Nov. 5.
Returns indicate, tLat, tks State will give
10000 rep maj. Allrer Congressman elected.
The Legislature Is rep in both branches.
Minnesota returns are very incomplete, bat
indicate the rep maj 70 be from 1000 70 l0,-
049.
CArRo, H., Nov. s.
All but, two counties in the 18th district
give Crebs, dem, for Congress $40 maj. His
election is conceded by the Republicans.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov, s.
Returns thus far show democratic gains in
nearly all the uaunties, but 1t is not general
ly thought T. ain is sufficient to overcome
the former r. i majority of 20, 900. Shafer,
conservative, u certainly elected to Congress
from the 9Th district. Partial returns from
the 7th district indicate the election Of Dur
ham, conservative.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-06

NEWPORT. r. l., Nov. s.
The statement that the Ooeen House was
burned last night IL incorrect.
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Nr YoN. Nov. 1

NFw YoRk, Nov. 8.
The Telegram says frands have been dis
covered in Assembly Districts by which Dem.
ecrano members were 10 BE- deftauded Of
their election, thus giving the Assembly to
the Republicans in order 10 secure q. 3.
Senator. The certificates, however, will be
given to Democrats, leaving the Republicans
to contest.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

She dock and the @ boat has been T 1p I
The Common Council "dead.oek ag1H me e ~ W.
,be PesenI WIN. CLARKE and ESseA Hsa aU @
he I5h 10 the baong n1 ior Nm Cliie 1
far IT, CLARK Alderman Garrett democrat was iTsOs %
Intlin Mslsbe home at Carsbug warren oonV
ssd the police Station House YESTERDAY tb ths captain
Redden had discharged him without paving nn
doing aud That nc was en
hone beipg mother had obtained
Harmonic Soeys rehesIsAl cane on az
- oo of Inc Young Christian Association In on
The annversaT OF we jersey
cv School Teachers viii be he 70 ihe "an
Reformed Church evening Jones esq Of St Louis 10 DE-
liver az address
RFRGEN-The trustees of the NJ f. Church Mt
m Mace have en their pastor the Rev X Lowe VACATION 10
,ne him 10 visit Europe and have also decided raise DIS sa
er In MessrA Kriser Sherman ZBgeTs vinegar MAnuac.or
situated Wahu gton And Willow sts exploded on He
ds damaging building the extent Of about S bas fortunately
injuTiRg
HUDSON CTTY.-The Board of Chosen Free
hders e al yesterday and organized by eiectng he
following oeers: Director James Lynch Clerk Charles Roe
County Collector w. Kugsaud; Jaor W. d. w Jones' Conn
sell p j. Worteudyke; County Physician Dr. Fnn Omc2i pa
pet-4msricdn Standard Jersey Cy Times Hudson Cohy D'
era Hudson CITY Ga AZ the meeting Of the ne" BoaLa %
Chosen Preehoders Hudson County yesterday afternoon the oV
ing appoonmen Of the State aPpoonmen for Public Schools o ,ne
Amount School Fund State revenue
4 M Whole children the County between the sges OF
and according taken August 1867 26N The amount
The re
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

MILITARY MOVEMENT.

The Vienna correspondent of the Li6CTt6
mentions that information has been received In Vienna
Announcing the formation Of three enormous camps OF
Russian troops The first of this will be In the neigbOT
hood Of Petersburg the second Warsaw aud the
third the plains OF the PTuth. Count Berg will com
maDd the second OF these armies, ana the Grand Duke
Constantine the third.
The North East Correspondence reports that Count Lu
dOlf the Austrian Consul at Warsaw, sent for TO
meet the Emperor at Pesth. He gave melancholy &C.
count Of the condition Of Poland Tine Correspondence
adds:
This picture, which the official position Of Count Lu
dOf inparts the stamp OF authenticity has produced
strong impression Pesth The Hungarians, who have
At all times felt strong and natural sympathy with the
Poles give free expression 70 the sentiments with which
tie conduct Of Russia has inspired them.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
SMALLPOX AT QUARANTINE.

Two vessels are detained in quarantine with
this maady-the bark Frchayde "a days from Bremen
with steerage passengers. and the steamship City OF
Washington from Liverpool Tho bark arrived ON the
nth inst Smallpox appeared on the goth day out, do
stroyng two children the passage aud 10 persons were
fonnd sick on arrival The City OF Washington arrived
yesterday morning with 1000 teerage passengers The
surgeon the vessel ropOrted four deaths the passage
of nOneOHtagOus diseases; but careful individual nspec
ton revealed the fact that several hadn bee and one was
al the time Of arrival down with smallpox Tho sick have
been sent hospital and the well passengers yacciuated'
aud 10 is evident that the vaccination is sue
cessful the Health Officer Will allow them TO proceed 10
he oif
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
GREECE.
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
Intelligence has been received from Athens
20 the 18th Of April. The Athens journals publish ad
vices from Crete, according 20 which there
lagehen lasting the whole day. the 14th OF April at
ApOcOrODa between the Turkish troops and the
gents the latter claiming 20 have been victorious Niche
met Ali Pasha is said 10 have been in command Of the
Turkish forces Other engagements reported the
1lth l2t 18TH and 10th of April The Greek journals
hert that te Turkish troops have since committed great
0utrages The Greek steamers Union and Crete cOntiuue
"a make voyages 20 Crete with provisions and munitions
oi war returning with the families OF the insurgents.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
iAnnouucemeatAI

Catarh, diseases of the throat, lungs, and
Rose Ne ~ Esst TWsntbsL Honrs ~ }
b. .In. tou.sc of ucatheBt rom 90 10 80
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
FRANCE.

FUNERAL or LORD BROUGHAM.
PAHs, Mag l3.-The funeral of the late LoIo
BIougham took place to-day at Cannes
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
RUSSIA.
CROP PROSPECTS.

LOSDoN May lS.-AccoUnts received by mail and
telegraph give promise Of an unusually large and
fine crop Of wheat in the country about the Black
Sea
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
PErRcE's SroNE SuRrAcE.

Nea Paper ranie With th Sarfice si,aiu s the hand
durability Of vii cUrroie teconnose IN A
tsI AM ilc only psHi that viii rs,si ass hataisiar'd BY
I. NEWTON PEiKCK 4 Co,
40 flI North EieyeHth.st Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
THE ANNITERSARIES.

Jhusd0V. Nng "a.
hmfrcn toFfefou Iuion Bookltn Academy Music Al
Annns heupop. Senator Wilson prd, S,sakers. The
Kew d. Jobn Hal, The Rev r. Tyng aud otfs Tbe G he
vocal and insuHmena music Al r,cspou
iH the parOr 9f ne Academy when tle public
ator Wls0n a nsiness meeting val Be hed AZ d
American aud fofegu CtTistal Union NnRsy Han Al 20 m
Sssss The Rev Dr. DuDea Dr. LschH Csasfs All Nm,
Rev.M NJ Pilaite 81 Frame. "' Wv
Bible Socsy Bnnfss mssiug Bible Hons. ~ m
AuuvsaTy e1fTciset ~ NerHsy Hall At IO m ss
The keg ~ CsPotief D. D.. hs Res Han d b an. c
Jaaes heKean NE Rev H. IT, Jesinp the Rev r S,ts
K@rtnfkg and tbe Rev Dr. Doremus New Or.esns 't'
erssy Association IN the see
JslonueA Church WsTBesi - Address X b Jops. 49,.
sf ~ bsnIs Sic kveFcisss by the children. y r-f'
Egusl Rights socesl Cooper IpgiusiO Speaker
Et@sYoTl Uarsr.at lto Rev Mr. Chuh cor Bl..el.,
ssd Dos1iSFs sis. i0A m ares , u
THE NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY AND
.u PUBLICATION HOUSE.
The anniversary Of the National Temperance
Socety was held the Cooper Institute last evening
Owing 10 the ncemency Of the weather spsrse audience
Was present william A. Booth, esq, presided over the
exercises From the report OF the publishing agent
Dpears that the total receipts for subscriptions, books
tracts dc., during the year. are ss5s & Copies OF NE
ldeOeaC issued 1lO5: copies 0f The IeeTujce B0Bter
ss3Oib: badges supplied for The Bands Of Hope,
g7s20 5000 j. needed 70 carry Oh the work
d,,Tue the coming year. Tho first speaker was the
rev o. DeNju Iamadge who spoke enconragngly
of tBe prospects ~ fhe Temperance cause.
M MsTbe Han Neal Dow, oi Maine. followed he
centeDded fbaf ne efforts ~ tb0,e friendly TO the
scuI ~ aireifd B0t 80 mach ~ tbc curing Of dfnBkei
S,oss ~ ~ te prevention - .. Faihef Mathew de
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
Remslpje,
THE HfI.1I, DFITA UPsILoS ASrEsEcREr FRATERSITY

~. ssssr
THE DELTA UPsILON ANTESECRET FRATERNITY.
The anniversary exercises of the Delta Up
sion Fraternity were held in the St. James NJ f. Church.
New Brunswick " j. last evening. The United states
Convention OF the different branches has been in session
for two DAYS past All the various Chapters through
out the Union represented with single eG
ceptiOn. Considerable business transacted, ana
several new charters were granted. steps were
taken for the formation OF branch at Brown
University, Providence, Il. l. The closing exercises
hed last evening were interesting and well attended
Tie Rev. Charles Poole opened the meeting with prayer
after which the Delta Epsilon Gaop was performed and
appauded. The Rev. George swain gave the INTRO
ducory address Then Grafton, entitled " Balance
Wheels" delivered hy the Rev. Samuel j. Rodgers OF
Geneva, y. Y After some tne organ music, Edward n
johnson of The EOcbeSter democrat, read an
original poem Of about 900 lines, called The
Reformed Lover" which was warmly applauded MT
VIM B. Elliott jr, Of Philadelphia, presided at the organ
in a manner that him universal applause from the
large audience The exercises closed with one OF his
choicest selections and the audience slowly dispersed lhe
best was yet come, however for at the New Bruins
wick House" magnificent banquet was spread, wheIe
the Fraternity, including members OF the press repaired
and heartily enjoyed the hOspitaes OF the occasion
TOasts and responded TO- and many were the
speeches and brilliant displays OF wit and huinOr Az
late hour the closing ode was sung hands we're shaken
and hearts beat warmly each member departed
Thus the thirty yfOurth anniversary OF the Delta upsoh
Fraternity closed, after two days session OF unlhter
rTpted harmony.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
EUROPE.
AUSTRIA.
TRIAL BY JURY.
.r. ~ TuR THIRUHE

NJ HGEAfh 10 fhh ''ND''N
VIENNA. May l3.-The bill guaranteeing the right
Of trial by jury passed the lower House of the Aus
tfian ReichErath yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

TURKISH BATHs-No. 13 Laight-st., New
Hours. Gents. to8a and I 20 Sundays IRON 6
10 a n Ladies 30 ~ n a
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
LATEST SNIP NEWS
PORT or NEW YORK;.

ARRIVED.
Baik r. IIea fBrl Folksr Bristol H. March 60 railroad iron
Bng Couroy, Davis Providence.
Bhg Irene, --. Addison 'or Eliabsthport
Brig Orion -. Jonssport days. SPAR.
Bhs lloupdsn Gott. Maslias timber sud lath.
sCHo0NERs-KyER ANp coAsrwlfH
A l. fifth. Po1 Martha Nichols MachAf
Mar Goebs \ \ r. y. Kng Hartford
y Wooitru, hew-llaysn. Hannah Westbfpot Portland
Jane Yarmouth. A. g. Pea,e Portland
YeAshurg Bangor. Me. a Dys: Jonssgol
susan & MARY. kockland Justice EeS-llayen
Uur,s Nes London willard. Calais.
Gen FrapkIia Erw.IIs.ra. Neptune, NsS.Ilsven.
Mara Hall Providence. y Muhseil sandwich
W,,bngtou N,e.foB,on. r. r. Brady, Nsw.llAven
tounectout SouingtOu. Itonsst Ane' iiehness hoIe'
Angler. bridgeport. Niagara, New Haven.
sarah h. Srong. htOniugtel, y H. lhRtAbAm, fortlahh
GsnEood Iorions Pont Reading X H. No n, Norwich
Reading X No H. rsiiaTsi J. Cunningham, New London
J. 4. Edwards. New-iayca. & Go9dHln hewhayen.
Fdvlu Norwirh. Reading r. r. No. 49, Norwich.
Jane ~ Porter Georges Baas Kate Caaghan, New London
Richard Law Providence Nm A. CpekeF, Phiadelphia
Isyapt bangor Me Connecticut Port Johnson.
Tesrrsph Port johnson. Albert B. Smith gsoReiown
Iia Herbert RoudouL Sarah Sands. ROndOut
Lady Jane. ElIsbethport ]. l. Hess khlabeihpert
VI. BraDscom RinhsihpOH. George Edgar, BhnbchpoL
r. GoiWin El1abethport James DiTerty, EiIAbehport
Mail Elnbeihport j. T. Maitland EliIAbethport
Elizabeth Helen ENabeihPoh MAky A. Ptedmorr Bnhethpo
SARAH Layine ElabeihporL Smifh Tutue ElIabethport
Sahgatuok. BhabrthpOrt II. I, Seymour, BllAseIhpOh
Dart. BiIabethPOr.
SAILED.
Seamhps CITY Of NswYork Colorado aud China LIVERPOOL land
anchored 10 The Lower BaEl
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FokrnEss MONROE MAJ l1-Paed Baltimore brig ChAa
Nav. LoNDaS NAV I3--Arhved LAverque With
degs r.nhss NGton from EsSsah h Pruasnes Bangor
IIulsou Chief and Kate Callahan, New'iot.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HiyANI May 3Ths 'iel@ihps Missouri and Rapdn sailed TO-
day.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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OUR BOYS and YOUTHS SUITS for DRESS
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DEVLIN g. Co.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

OUR Stock Of SPRING CLOTHING is the
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EvLIN & Co.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT is filed with
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OUR STORES are No. 4J9 BROADWAY,
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Smyrna times., 1868-02-19
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Watches for the Million

Arrandale & Co.'S Great Watch Club. Everybody
needs good watch, and wishes to get 1t at the lowest
possible price a horde of swlndlers knowing this
have eonrived ingenious devices to get peo
pies money, and then either fail TO send watch, or
send that is worthless as a IIme.keeper ARRAN-
DALE q Co. have now perfected arrangements by
which, for The small sum Of $40. good and reliable
watch may be CERTAINLY obtained. They have
formed GREAT WATCH CLUB on the following
plan. Certificates containing the Numbers of all The
watches named in wholesale list (Which is sent
all applIcanls) mixed up, enclosed in envelopes
aud sold for 70 cents each. Every certificate is WAR.
RANTED TO be for watch and, as will be seen on
reference 10 the list, none of less value than Ten
Dollars, while some worth $500. We undertake
TO send any watch drawn whatever may be its value
FIR $40, and in order that every one may absolutely
depend upon getting first class time keeper we
guarantee that every purchaser Of One Dollars worth
Ocerticates shall receive al least for watch No.
533 wholesale list, sent post free, which is
fist class patent lever handsome and reliable watch
in sterling silver hunting case and usually sold for
SO You will certainly get such watch; and, be-;
sides, you may get Gold ChrOnometer worth $780,.
We sell the cerIlcaIes as follows: One for 25 cents
Three for so cenIsi Six for ST. and 20 for 50. To
those sending 81, we will send handsome chain
gratis. 10 those sending SO will send GOLD
CHAIN warranted not lornifh in 20 years Parties
getting up larger clubs will receive liberal presents,
particulars of which may be learned on application
AS It is nen ion to do strictly honorable busl-
and TO insure our customers from liability 10 loss
will send wat hes, if desired, WITHOUT MONEY,
inst uctIng the Express agent TO collect on delivery
lf we des ed / 70 ward watches by mail, the
money must he senl by Bank Draft or Post Office
Order andi will then be az our risk. We will then
REGISTER the package at our post office and If lOs
WILL REPLACE FREE OF CHARGE. If any watch
semi is not approved. II may be returned and the
money will be refunded. The reputation of firm
which has been established for five years and is well
known in every part Of the country we rrust will be
deemed a sufficient guarantee that will faithfully
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Address ARRANDALE 4 CO.,
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Dec25.3m 20. Box 5,2S5.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

WANTED-In every locality, an Agent for the
Delaware, Mutual LIfe Insurance Company OF
Wilmington. References required. Address 1fthL
49,. -. GEO. w. STONE, Gen'l Supt.,
lOct23-Hs -r.f,; q 80. Wilmington Del.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19

Persons getting up clubs will be entitled to pre-.
minms as above. Address
LEWIS & CO., al Mercer st., N. y. Box 1891.
Write the address plain. giving township, county
and State Money by draft Post Office order, regis
tered letter. may be sent al our risk.
REFERENCES:
Levi Stoekwell, Treasurer OF the Howe Sewing
Machine Co., 699 Broadway, NY ~
Edw. p. Hatch, Secretary Of the Wilcox y Gibbs
Sewing Machine Co. 50s Broadway, NY.
February l2-2t
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19
T. X I'D Il e 9 9 /.
NORTH.

Smyrna Branch Trains-Additional to those above
leave Smyrna for Clayton l2.00 noon, and TAO M
Clayton foI Smyrna, $40 A. M and Q 90 aud 1905 F.
M make connection with trains to and from Dover
and Stations South
Trains leaving CrsfieId 6 90 P. M, and Wilmington
going South at IL BOA will run in close connection
with Steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth, and Ell
press Trains and from Baltimore Philadep phia and
New York. They will stop on the Delaw are r Road
Line only at principal stations at which their time il
stated; &T EXCEPT that Steamboat Train SOUTH
will let off Passengers FROM BALTIMORE at any sta
lion to which they hold tickets.
Passengers from Delaware R. R Line, to Baltimore
and from Baltimore to Delaware Railroad change
at NJ C. Junction in morning, at Wilmington in
afternoon and night, unless trains delayed.
E. @. SEWALL, Jr.,
decl6 Superintendent Del. r. r.
Smyrna times., 1868-02-19
Elaz pa GSaFYasl
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED SEWING
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These machines are made at our new
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They are adapted to all kinds of family sewing
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Smyrna times., 1868-02-19
COMPLETE MANURE,

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PHILADELPHIA,
MADE
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Packed in Bags Of 200 lbs. each.
Has raised good crops of Wheat Corn Oats, Potatoes
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Farmers would do well to inquire of their nearest
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Wheat, at this time, freely attest its virtues.
RECOMMENDED BY
Booth & Garrett, Chemists, PhiladeI phia.
Williams & Moss. Chemists, Philada.
C., elton Buck. Chemist. New York,
And bv all who have used il up to this time.
We have numerous testimonials TO the effect that
is an invaluable Fertilizer. and we recommend
highly as a top dressing for Wheat and Grass.
DIXON, SHARPLESS & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS.
80 South Water and 40 South Wharves,
PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale by VIM. REYNOLDS,
79 South Street.
Jsnl.Iy Baltimore, Maryland.