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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

CLoraISe.- Daring the present year Ven
ell, Jones L Co. are bound to stsrrr ever,
person that gives them call. THAR estab'
lisAment Is noted for keeping the largest snd
best sAlection Of seat- 8 fursishins gods, The
most extensive stock Of ready-made clothing,
and for turning out on short notice fashions
BILE dress suits, business and working suits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

Tar Des Moines Valley Lyceum had Fes-
tival At n D. Proatysa few nights ago, at
which some eighty dollars was realized for the
hene6t Of the Institution.
We learn that The LJceam is already in :
aourishing condition and enlists good de-
gree Of interest amongst the people Of that
vicinity, and Contributions to their Library
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

FlaE A Ere broke ont last night between
II and IL clock, in wood-shed on the cor.
ner Of Fourth and Fulton streets The Ere
was discovered BY person Who was passing
ny, the alarm given, and the flames extin-
suished bsfore much damage WAS done.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

ALpRicu in the Marshall Times sats Ret
Clarkson states in the Des Monies Register
that John Z. Irish has the honor of being the
irs. Legislator we have ever hai who wal
born in Iowa. We think this is . mistake.
We are of the opinion that Hon. G. ".
AcCrary, of keokuk, Representative and
Senator both, is entitled to that honor,
Charles is in error. Our friend McCrary
wasn't born IN Iowa. He came 90 near i,
however, that like the boy that vaant born In
Stenbensille, The might just as we'll have
been, if he had only thought
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

4 SPECTATOR writes us from New Bos-
ton how tso Young chaps, T. II. and J. V.
attempted to whale young N. q. night
school ia that quiet little borough, the other
evening, and got whaled instead. Our cor.
respondent says he xrites because be has no.
ticed our request for leea! items from all over
the county. Thanks, friend Of ours and
may you and others continue on that line.
Send us items Of crops. land sales, accidents,
incidents, and everything thst is Of general
infarasf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

Orr,cs KEoxuK Gas LII. i CoKE co..
All unpaid Gas Bills must b psid 1t the Of
Zee Of the Company, By Saturday, Feb. Is.
fsb.l2 It Gro. n. McKrSziE, Sec.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13
KEOwUK. IOWA.


VIZ were pleased to meet yesterday, our e.
teemed friend. Will. Shipmsn, of Iowa City,
Treasurer Of the Iowa Northern Central 4.
R., Who will spend day Or two IN our city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

SEE advertisement of J. E. Johnston
pesior Geniten Arrlcs, yeshannock and
Peach Blow Potatoes. swee. Cider, &c. for
sR!e. .ebl2-St
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

REDUCTION OF FARr-Mr. W. s. wins in,
forms his friends and the public, that he has
reduced the Omnibus fare, and will now car
~ passengers 10 and from all parts of the
city for twenty cents-ordinary baggage
included. eaha.1v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13
nARRETs NJ TELEGRAPH.

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choice bsanAs
Lara-snsIl sa.ss Al ~. for city steamed s.d eus-
try i. tie
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Cured Meats- asI.s and Hr; unchanged % ..s psek.
cid h.s IL rood rean,st ii previous pssc ss,ss frau
Ar.4.td hogs At "
Hress~d Hsss-.a seti.s demand, lea is bsttr e,,s
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

LIE Blue coArs is the title Of work Just
issued BY Jones Brothers Co., New York.
There is no room for criticism. Here is the
satire title : il will show Just what the book Isl
, The blse Coats, and how they lived, fought
and died for the Union: With Scenes and
incidents in the great Rebellion: Comprisips
Narratives of Personal Adventure, thrilling
incidents, Daring Exploits, Heroic deeds,
Wonderful Escapes, Life in the Camp, Field
and Hospital. Adventures Of Spiesa and Scouts,
together with tie Songs, Ballads, Anecdotes
and humorous incidents of the war There
1t is-ths selections are we'll made, and thsss
who like works of this kind may we'll be pleas.
ed with this. There are l02 engravinss, Soma
ct them good and others MOI 20 much 70.
Miss Sallie Gilchrist is the agent of the worn
in Keokuk. Seq advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

1toek Aaykst.
~ 9seGrnDhf INV Ynax Tsb IL.
eorers.ent ssacks ssrss str@eisifyis toads Of r.
coarons Of 1881 max d. 20 liixol6 10 y.
1eeSh; Do - tts3Saio:s 10 ss~. t0kS0lE 10 y.
is1saa1 10 - Ts45<ss =. lesxsk.
sto .ks setivs ard strong y active an1sr ctssou
By Jsies Gs,doxso rssurnine shs cas Of Fist and 9th
sssis ~ sspssa. oesst m s.epaA ~ = Hasa
ssaiust he fosa + heus,sayeu4vsA y TIE cou,s
soss pisintis h rrsid-nt Ct This ftass NYcis9s1o
y; Hrtsfssee& AeelisEts'xe9E wsssa ~ y y:
is'sss: R TsoM nv siD,f Do psd 1sszsx uIss.ss
Z Alfos -. IL al NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

fhFn. DouaLAs owes his superiority 10 ne.
groes generally to he fact Of his heinz I
white scioa grated on negro STOCK. iu.t il
the same way that fne eating apple 4 3, 3.
dnced on crab stock-by inserting irto i,
The bad Of the golden pippin. Coaatit,ftion.
We have no disposition to que s,;on the 10
curacy Of the knowledge Of our cotsm po,ay,
as to the grating or . budding bus;.
ness 10 Maryland. He seems to su..k an.
thoritativeiy, so We presume he knows. 81,
says further:
Nov it happens that Fred. Douglas va,
not only born, but grown up to manhood 4
state OF slavery, in Maryland. Bnt hi
father and former master was one Of 81,
ssaanehsst democrats that ever lived in ,bs,
or auy other State z = -
Fred. Douglas exhibits great improve.
mens % the stock, II we take some a. II.
leading Democrats of our city a. ii, .nec;.
mens Of the MARYLAND article.
Are we to understand that the rroces. .,
grsfting = and . budding Vas kent nm 40
extensively By Southern planters in view q
the demonstrated Improvement Ia the s,ocl
OF the mixed breed
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21
a ABUSHWHA ORER.
The End OF amin famous Career-Twenty
Murders In n Lifetime.

muruorh In htIethme.
The noted Captain Ed. Terrell, one OF the
most terrible bushwhackers that figured on
either side during the Rebellion, breathed his
last In Louisville, KY, ON Sunday morning In
the course OF hs life he Is said to have murdered
no less than twenty men In cold blood, and
com mitted other atrocities without number. de
first turned up in 1864 as q captain OF Federal
scouts. Riding up to the house OF Hercules
6tbe man in CHARGE walkers vile
called him from his work In the field, an !,
upon his coming up to the door, Terrell
deliberately shot him down without utsering a
word. He said at the time that he had com
mission to kill ten men, and Walker was the
first OF the ncmber. Alter committing this
bloody deed the desperate rode off in search of
new victims. He also murdered Ennis Wood,
an industrious aud worthy blacksmith, at Tay-
lorsville, in Spencer county. Terrell had got
number OF horses shoa, and upon being asked by
Wood who was to pay for the work, he became
enraged and shot the poor man down in cold
blood. In 1864 he murdered Mr.. johnson, VINO
came TO Kentucky with drove of cattle, which
he had sold and tor which he had received the
money. Terrell decoyed the unsuspeCtiDg drover
out a few miles from Shelbyville, when he
knocked him on the head, stripped the body of
what money was upon 1t, and then threw it into
Clear creek. He was indicted and lay in Jail for
a long time, until he broke out, and sh Irtly
afterwards visited shelbyville with his gang.
He was attacked by posse Of citizens and fairly
riddled with bullets, yet his time had not come
for death. He was afterwards captured, but by
some machination got released on his own
bond. On one occasion he was counting a
beautiful girl. Her brother had come into the
psrlor and was introduced to Terrell. The
young man had on 6le pair Of new boots.
Terrell set his affections upon them, aud on
that same night shot and killed the young man
for the sole purpose of getting his boots
Terrell afterwards boasted OF this exploit. Hi
trail was marked with the blood Of his innocen
victims throughout the war and long after it
close. About three months ago Terrell was
shot and wounded in five or six places by
nr.in whom prOsSlV 4
This finished his ca.eer, so far as spilling blood
was concerned,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21

ipches deep. and ia frozen solid TO O oemo, n'eo
bottom, 80 that there is nothing TO fear evS u
from wet feet. Two thousand skaters can easily
be accommodated. The Rink will be under the
management Of Mr.. William E. Sim, of the
Chestnut Street Theatre, which Is an assurance
that all things about IL will be conducted In q
proper and satisfactory manner. 1t Is expected
that the Rink Will be open on or about the 18th
of December. The sale OF season tickets will
commence tomorrow at the store of Samuel K.
Phillips, No 1920 Chestnut street. and W. r. H.
Coverps News Exchange, Continental Hotel
and Philadelphia Post Office. The price OF
tickets will be as folows:-Gentlemsn, $40;
lady, S5; gentleman and lady, SIS; children
under Ii years, SO; single admission, day, 2jo;
single admission. evening, zoe.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21

Don't BH lDUCED-EUMBUeGED!! by flaming
advertisements, selling below cost" "im peratlve
SaleF, closing business I5 per cent. eductiOn to
purchasers but avail yourselves of the pr, op
poItunlty and go TO Read & q &. 5, No. 1908 C1esnut
street. and examine their large stock OF Cio!hing,
They determined other house shall excel them
In cheapness, elegance styles, and for du iabity,
Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. Don't
forget Read IL Co.'s No, 3O3 Cbesnu II; street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21

FROM A. WINCH ESQ, No. 505 Chesnut street we.have
just received the latest numbers OF the Oornha Mage
zine, So James MUDdziRe and Temple Bar. Upon the
counters OF Nr, Winch In addition to other perodI-
calls, also be found the latest numbers of all the
foreign and domestic newspapers, mags2lles, and
other publications.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21

COAL, COAL COAL for the million. Now is the time
lay In your winters OF fuel. Old King Frost
is drawing pictures on the Windows and the moist
snow swettng your feet. Build bright fires and bid
the cold defiance. But to build the fires you must
have good coa-and where sh Juld you purchase it II
not at the celebrated Alters No. s5 North Ninth
street tofice Sixth and Spring Garden strsesi. He
has It in abundance, too-notwithstsnding The
strike In the coal regions and is readyt uish
nrlCeH.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21
CT TY ITEM S.

We have the evidence each day OF numbers
who purchase OF us, after having examined
other stocks, which, under different pleas, are
being 'sacThced' that goods sold
Rt lower prices than any other Clothing In
Philadelphia.
The general experience Is that such goods
are
Nor 90 CHEAP As RKPREsENrED and the public
those who have puI IchRsed them and those
who have not-many OF the former to their
cost, are generally becoming aware OF this
fact.
OUR STOCK is FULL AND CoSrLErE. our assortment
unbroken, we being In receipt each day OF
large lots OF new goods, replacing those sold,
which are being manufactured not
To BE SACRIFICED but to successfully compete
with any other goods iu the mRrke. In all
respects style, fit, make. or price.
WE IN GOOD FAITH carry out our established rule
now, as OF all othar times.
We guarantee all prices than ths toge1 else
Where; also, 0iGrGntee r,,u satisfaction 10 eUerV
purchaser, He sale conceded aud money
funded"
rule at present we have REDUCED ALL PRICES.
wE REspEorFuLLY REQUEST buyers of clothing
after having examiued the stocks which
being sacrificed" to examine ours before
purchasing. A FAIR TEsT Is ALL WE ASK.
RoU.,eqy bet,ceen BEETsETT g. Co.
wv Ste" streets No. 0Is MAEKErsr.
AND No. 500 BROADWAY. NEW YoaE.
SRELyToN.--
Very light,
very warm,
very stylish,
very beautiful,
very neat
very cheap
Is the new novelty,
PARIsJAH sAsK ovERCoAT
made OF
French Fur Beaver,
the most desirable OvercoRt ever introduced for
gents ear, Patterns received dr Get from Parts.
CHAs. SToK gs d. Co.,
Continental Hota. BUILDING.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21

ToAUCTIoNEERs AND CLOTH lERs.-We have large
stock of Ready. made Clothing In :his city
In syle t, and max which intend to close 1t
Includes every kind OF seasonable garments-Men's,
Youths', Boys, aud Childrenss especially adapted
to the holiday season. No better more useful pre-.
sent can be iound and the reduced prices which
ws are running II of will pay good profit TO any
clothler for private SALE any auconeer for public
SALE during the holiday season.
Raq tgdU bGtlUsen ! BENNETT q Co.
BYjth uud TOWER HALL
Sir.h streeti.J No. bIs MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. 8OO Broadway. Naw Y0kE.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21

SPRERs PORT GRAPE wINE.-Ths is the richest
Wine in the country, and swindlers are selling an
imitation, sell stuff called wines Ia their place.
which they buy very cheap and retail at the same
price of Speers Grape, thus making larger profit.
and Of they are interested In the profit
than In quality
''THAT's WHATS THE NATTER"
Be sure and see the s gnature, ALFRED Speer." Ia
over the crk of each bottle youbuy sold by john
sou. Holloway & Co.. No. 6V2 Arch streeS Fred.
Brown. corner Fifth and Chestnut, and other Drug
gists; and Thompson Black q Co.. corner Broad and
Chespu,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21

THOICE ARTICLES FOR HOLIDAYS AT
" the Bjou Furnishing Store, No. bs N. SIXTH
Street, below Arch, may be found superb Rssort-
ment OF Fancy scarfs. Necktes Gloves, HsDdker-
chiefs, Hosiery, etc., which offered at very low
prices. Mr RlohARD EAYRE, the proprietor, has
excellent tBste In the selection OF his stock.
ALSO, his Improved shoulder Seam Pattern Shirt
measuTement, ~ Il Im5p
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21

A HACKING COUGH is one of the most distressing
as we'll as dangerous forms OF cough be
afflicted with. It's continuous action fatigues and
rra:es the lungs, and thus engenders consumption.
Upham's Fresh Meat Cure will cure the cough
soothe the irrltated bronchia, and give tone and
vlgor TO the lungs and whole system.
A single bottle will convince any one OF its purity
Sold one dollar per bottle.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY g. CowDES
No. COZ Arch street,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21

OFFICE OF CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL.
~ ROAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, No. 81
WILLIAM Street, New York, December IS. 1858
The Coupons of the FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PIE
GENT BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD CoMPANy, due January l. 1859. will be
Thereafter at the Ban king HOuse OF Messrs Fisk x
HATCH, No. NASSAU U Street, New YORK city.
Schedules Of 20 or more Coupons will be received
for eKAmnation, etc., n aud after the 2sth inst:
@, p HUNrINGTON
RHW Vioe'Presldent @. 7, Il, CD
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C II e a T C l. @ T RI NC SALE
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
:OR PITCHERS, NOW 8O8
TURNER BROS. s. CO.,
NO. sos CJESNUT STREET.
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
An Immense Variety for Young Folks
and Grown Folks.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Toy Books, Juvenile Books, Annuals, Histo.
ries, Diaries. PoeticaI Works, Bibles, Prayers,
Standard Authors. New Books, Plain, Colored
and Illustrated. sold sngiy and in sets, in
cloth, calf, TuI key, and velvet bindings
Also, SteIeoscopes, from so cents to Sl2O
Stereoscopic Views, 600 kinds, many en-,
ijrely new. Planchette. the Great Mystery,
nom 70 cents to SIS. Rogers Groups, 81 kinds
five sizes. The new set of Seasons. So. Photo
graph Albums, many new styles; also spIen-
did stock OF
FOREIGN AND AMERICAN CHROMOS,
Many entirely new in this country, all sizes
framed and unframed. all selling
Al OUR WELL.KNOWN Low PRICES.
TURNER BROTHERS K CO.,
(formerly PlTCHER'Sl,
SOS CHESNUT street. SOS.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS AT LESS THAN
PUBLISHERS PRICES. l2l95t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

aid Engineer per diem when his services ,
~ere needed. Amendment lost.
Aid. Sample moved to amend by allowing
the Engineer 81 per day when on service.
Amendment lost.
When the original question being called,
the motion Vas carried, and Mr.. G. Baldwin
was then elected City Engineer on the FIRST
ballot. 49,
Aid. Wilkinson offered the following reso-
luton:
Resolred, That Fulton street, ron 1o.n
street to . point in the vicinity Q, =; ny
| dinston's residence, be MADE pas.sD's ~ En- .ho
4 cnrstrrction OF bridge on the line OF Full
~. . ..rast and that said street be worked be-
800. 49, II ! points mentioned under the disecs
s;on Of the Street and Alley Committee.
| On motion the resolution was referred "a
the Street ana Alley Committee, With power
TO act.
| The following bills were allowed and or
dered 10 be paid:
Johp T. Beatty, storage on cannon 90 40
and FIRE engine........- ....:..-S 90 w
3. Wooster, services as Deputy Mar 80 =
ehAl % "
Up. McNamars, on Street and Alley =
D MaNa,n.r. On wharf account. ~ 4l
A, b. Walden. for coal for steam hire :,
engine. ......... ....'....'. % ~
IT. G. Hardesty, material for side- :,
: walk for Rola Engine House," u 81
John Hertel, work on sidewalk ioF !, !,
Rolla Engine Hoase................... 70 u
=. = e anne 'o' p0aa Il ),
!. C. Hubbel, for services as Assessor y
: James Dryer, for services Ut Fess - !
hOuse..... sf'st's'f'
: On motion the Council adjourned 70 ines
9 day evening next.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27
81. Louis & Quincy Packet Co

TONI yAsPER.-The hne steamer Tom
Ja,ney will leave keokuk for st. Louis every Mon
aay At a. m. and Thursday At o'clock q. m. !,
aOxLIH nAePIKE, every Tuesday anu
Friday, at o'clock 3. m. Meals anu s'a'''
rooms free. - a r.h
Fare from Keokuk to st. Louis, ss,oo. Ihrousn
bills of lading given for freight to all STATIONS oh
An tre,.b, for ,he river conveyed to the Agent
a, K.nkui will be attended to without delay, and
tree Of charge. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

Mn D. G. Lowry, Of the News Depot. re-
seived dispatch yesterday from St. l.onis
stating that man had been arrested there
with goods in his possession answering to tie
description of those lost by Mr.. Lowry. The
chap will be kept jagged until Mr.. L. gets
there to identify the property, for which pur-
pose he started at once down the river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. We learn that Mr..
Schiller, of the Rebstock Saloon, on Main
street, attempted suicide yesterday morning
by taking quantity of arsenic, which he had
purchased ostensibly for poisoning rats. DR..
Clapham was called in, and by prompt ad-
ministration Of an,idotes arrested the action
OF the drug. Up to late honr last evening
Mr., Schiller was reported progressing favors.
bly, toward recovery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

cLosrys.
Arrival, and Departures Of Ieskaf fasAsa

ROE ROY, Arrive. on s n.a.yt, %. y Tuesday
day, at O'Clock p. M, ana D'p
and Friday, 1t o'clock 3 ="
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrive. On 1T Tuesday -. y
and Friday, At s o'clock P. M, ana DePs'ls "
"wednesday and Saturday, at .. m.
m JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, at 8 p. m, and Departs on Mohd'y
ra Thursday. at a.. IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

The BIGGEsr Hit OF THE SEASON.
popular firm of S. & B. Stern are selling
ladies nice serge CATERS at 81 %; fine kid
slippers at % cents per pair; ladies' best
serge CATERS at 81 90. fine calf boots at 81 so;
and other grades of shoes and boots at like
small prices. Also, the cheapest line of
clothing furnishing goods in the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

TAG Convention Of the Episcopal Dioe...
of Iowa will meet for organization this Wed.
nesday) morning. in St. Johns Church, at 3
o'clock. Divine service, Episcopal charge,
and the Holy Communion at l0A, And q Mis-.
sionary service in the evening. A service
may be expected on Thursday evening. the
2esh inst. All the sessions of the Conyen.
ton will be open to the public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

Too LATE.-A letter was received yester-
day, from the officers of the Quincy Fire De-
parsment, inviting the Fire Department of
this city to take part in Hose Reel Race at
the former place to-day. The letter was
dated the Dist inst. 1t was delayed some
where, and came too late.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

RECORDERS CorRr.-Quite large crowd
assembled at the Recorders Court yest.rda,
morning to hear the sentence pronounced
upon the " 9unboat crew." captured the day
previous. They plead guilty, and we're forth
with discharged, on condition that they leave
this section Of the country and make them
selves scarce for oil time to come. The boat
was kept in possession of the authorities.
Our special police force is doing valu.bla
service in clearing the city Of rouebs and
vasrants. That's right. $50 for ,em i,
some more.
James Bark who resides in the s;mn
house. vas before the Recorder YESTERDAY
LOT threatening, while in beastly .t.t. ~
,n'oxieataon, to kill his vito and cb;ldr..
ne was fined So and costa, and a. i. coua
~. 'A - the required amount Of .,.m,. I.
.,on. aed with employment-brealine
kEoSrK BrsIsrss.-s.,..
1887, to May Isl, 1868, BY wha om MAY 10,
- shown BY the books of the C 1se oeaiers,
Collector: States