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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06
Notice in BanKruptcy.

Notice In BANKRUPTCY.
In the District Court Of the United States for tho Dis
trict n IeA - naAkrsptay, In tbs natter Of 3. B.
Loeb, han6 opt. q Kssknk, in hid District, on
the 18th day ofSeptember A. D. ls6a U. A. District
flows-
THIS IL TO give notice that petition has BEEN
witt tks 26tt day Of Sept, a. D. 1858. filed in
said district court. By g. b. Loeb, Of Keokuk. Lee
Co., Iowa. in said district and who HIS been heretofore
duly decssed bankrupt under the Congress ent
tied "An Act to establish uniform system Of bank
ruptcy the United States approved March
a. 1857 for discharge and certificate thereof from al
his debts and other elaine provable under said act and
10th day Of November A. D. 1885, 10 o'clock
= m. tns fine sngned fDr the hssrfng Of the same
before I'D oDar1 n the city Of Keoknk Les county,
Iosa, n nd district, whss sd whers oil cred
itoFs said bankrupt and all other persons In interest
mar attend and show cause, II any they have, why
~ psayr c91Ald pstataosef shoald not b granted
Aid further notice II hereby given that the second
and third Ysstn Of Of said bankrupt
qprsd u1tAe - - ea6264 seetsuns Of sstA act, will
d hodea before John Bruce Keghtsr In BAokruptcy
his once, number Estes house. In the city Of Ke
sksf. La eusnay. Iowa. the 94A day Of November
1868, ct 10 O'Clock .. m.
H.K.LOVK,
Oassk q. q. District Court fur Town.
Gilmore Anderson, Att'ys for Petitioner.
a.utQA o.
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0rf1fnal Notice.

To Angeline Bu.hey, executrix Of Jacob Bushey, de-
ceased. Caleb Cowies, JY Chapin q Lee, Robert H
swift, Kileour, Wilson 1 Co.. VIM. H. Williams, Ray
BROTHERS Jno. L. Carson, 9. ". Row, Samuel Boyles
State Of Iowa. for the of the School Fund defend
Ants.
VOU are hsrsby notified that there is on ils il
the Clerks office Of the District Court Of Lee
y, lows petition Of Hiram Barney to reform former
decree Of sad Court in his favor against and oh
tained At the February term, 1885, In far to orde
and direct the sale Of much OF lots three and four
block six partly In LEhtons and partly In MAsons Up
~ AAAtion to hs city II Ksokuk, Lee county, lows
= IL In nd Addition, in order 70 pav % h,
balances due on said judgment, and for general relief
And you must answer said petition BY OF the
day Of the next term Of said Court 70 be held Keokul
the AYst Monday Of February, 1859, judgment q
prayed for will be bad therein by default.
II. SCOTT HOW'LL,
septlolW-Sat PlHs Atty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

GEN. FRANZ SIGEL made a speech at the
Tulser Festival sas Murrisiaus, N. j.. . few
days ago, concluding with the declaration
that he swould rejoice TO know that the
Turner's would rote scith the party schose
principles are like their oscn, and soho are for
eoual RIGHTS for ALL MEN,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

GoRDoN GRANGER, next to Frank Blair,
is the man to aid the Democratic Rebel lead.
or Forrest TO overthrow the existing govern
ment Of Tennessee, and to inaugurate the
rebels in power there. Aud for that pur-
noss no was doubtless ordered to take Gen.
T1pmaa' place ~ Commander Of that Militia.
IN District Of Tean~sse.
III 10, and was intended BY johnson % On
invitation to N. b Forrest to renew and con-
Ss;aas in . Wholesale way the massacre Of
Union nsn which he began Ct Fort Pillow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

THE Ohio State Journal Of last Friday
nys:
The esats y eextain fos TIA Republican ticket
~ not lees than So 900 majority and - shan not
b parprised II y goes up to 5000, The d.
|noerscy h2se long sinps glvsaSp III Aspe Of do
ing anything more than securing perhaps two
Congrsssmen, and svsn that il bseoning extreme
II doubtful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

6EwARD has come out for Grant. 1t will
gratifI !, biz !. personal, friends to knsw that
having been 90 criminally wrong for four
years, he has the dscency to get on the r;gh.
side bsfbse retiring - psssats kfs and obscu-
rity. The annoupeaaens doesn' I concern the
Rapuhlicaa pAxty areatlx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

"VoTE the Democratic ticket or starvel"
That is the Democratic manifesto from the
rich land-holding Rebels Of the South, 70 oil
the POOR men, Wkite and black. And the
Northern Democracy are equally proscrip-
tive wherever they dare to show their true
co!ore,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

V6AeaRTNU a8AZ1AO1 kSAAXNOD61.I
We TILL THEN {IHE 4ERuBLIcANE!
TH1EyINQ ARE FAST DRAWING TO IA
CLOSE, ARD THAT THEY WILL 90 OUT Or
OFFICE AT THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
DGDC4rQN EITHHRe NJ BALLOTs OR 1Y
BuLLKTS-BY BALLOTS in THE PROp1I
ARB ALLOWED TO VOTE, AND BY Buzz
LET'S n THEY ARE NoT.-Caagett, ia Me
Constellation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

THr New 4Yorh Commonwealth says the
French Grant Clubs are filing up 90 rapidly
that the Union Republican COMMITTEES has
dacidad ia sepd Professor George Bachelor
.thsSoglou ~ ,4sate 70 peffect similar or.
carnations in al the principal cities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

PREsrpErr JOHNSON appointed Gen. Thorn
a., commanding in district Of Kentucky and
Tennessee, on Court Martial in Washington
City.
The milk in the cocoa nut Of this appoint
ment was, that he might send the infamous
Gordon Granger 10 Gil Thomas' place in
Tennessee till after the Presidential election,
that Forrest and his Kukluk bands might have
NO impediment in their bloody work Of car
rying the elections by massacreing Union
men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06
TIA Mobile Res.etev. exho.ts il. disc;pl

Tas Mobile Res,st~. exhosts ito disciples
to deal with the white Republicans after this
Ifaahiss; s.
Thl1 IN dvaA and shonld -, tsntsd as dogs,
Aees aaly solstaed NV hsoapss ~ power Of the
sword i. in the hands Of our enemies in Congress,
but will not b telsfassd hosr offer the people
recover the liberty to do Justice upon their op-
psesssss. It = ths dutH q every Southern man
70 cut tAsse vsfnAin. kaeonnusioA1s them; spsw
them out as outcasts and social pariahs, with whom
1t 10 disgraceful TO hold social intercourse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

In the District Court Of the United tho
tsict Of Iowa in baAA1uptcy. In the matter Of jobs
l. Grub and Wm 9. Allen, bankrupts, ct Keokuk
said District, on the 10th tsyof eeptember, A. D..
1858, U. 8. 4. District Of lows.
THIS 70 give notice thst petition has be.n, to-
L wiz ON the 2s.h day Of September A. D. 1885, filed
In iaid District Court by John /. 0rubb and Will
Ham g.. Allen, OF 0Daumbus city, Louisa county
State Of Iowa, who havs been heretofore duly
bankrupt under the act Of Congress entitled IAN oct
sstAbsh uniform System OF bankruptcy throughout
H. Uutssd stat@. approved March "a, ISL fof DIS
charge and certificate thereof from all their debts and
other claims provAhle under said act and that the 18th
day Of Nov, 1858, 10 O'Clock 10 assigned for
the hearing OF the before said Court Keokuk
Lee county Ioea whom and whore al creditors OF said
bankrups snd III other perpas In interest may attend
and show cause any they have Why the prayer raid
petitioners should not be granted.
H. K. LOVE, Clerk,
District Court at Keokrk.
sept27 Swsat D. N. eprague, Atty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

The Davenport Gazette gives this Irish
straw
On the train from the west, on the evening Of
October LIST, there happened to be quite number
Of 1rishmsn, seeing whom, Chicago travelling
agent, Who 10 strong Democrat, thought it would
b mighty nice opportunity to hx up Seymour
straw. Accordingly he proposed taking vote
10 Davenport gentleman. Among the passen-
esrs thsy vent, meeting with good many Grant
men AT last they came to the party Of Irish
men. q Grant, sir," sid the first one in reply
to the nsuai interrogstofy.
"But, my friend" said Chicago, "you are moi
like ths most Of yeuf eountsyDen-they 70 all 70,
Seymour"
: Be daA, and tlsE'ss set. sir, this year, shy'
wAy-At least the Fsnians are not. Here's seven.
tssn Of ~, ard ssly ~ ne for seymoxr
ChieAeo looked hlaAk nsuga, 80 preposed to
quit, ssyhe Il wAs nsthiAg bot fooasry any
how" But Davenport insisted upon carrying thu
foolssy" out, and the result WAS
0rant...... ......".,....oo
seymour
30 if eosA A larger number u lriahnsn vii
vote ~ Aspuhlican tiskst this year, especially
whers the Fenian order fourishes, than ever were
known before since The party was organized.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

A correspondent at Jonesboro, Ind, writes
that the State il good for 10000 Republican
majority in October, allowing all that the
Democrats claim for Ku-Klux importations.
The Hon. Daniel Pratt spoke at Jonesboro
on the 22d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06
STATE TICKET

~ &seyany u aate
ED: WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
IM Auditor u &dA,
John 4. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County
ss ~ Hrsasswsy q aase
SAM'L E. RANKIN, Of Warrington County
c. c. c1RFENTER, Of Webster County.
~ lHornsy GMwu1
HENRY 9T0MNDR, Of Auee1E3ae Cosuty.
FOR MHABxRs or CONGRESS
{kx n4rtdxQloR ". MCCnARY.r
AoEN11ouS66n> WILLIAM DnY1n
3Atvd Dtsrfa-WM. .. ALlIoOn.
ktswth DtsAIa-WILLIAML OU0HRID0k
M 1&oSd1elDANK ". PALMnk.
AazA Dtsb<a-CHARLW C. POM1RoY.
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The Plttsbure G0sestS Gays:

Tho Republican majority on Hsrtranft and
Campbell, in the counties of Pennsylvania on the
sss< side OF the Allsghaciss, will not b. less than
Is, eco, ard nay moant to $1,000. Whatever II
may be, it will be just about the Republican ma
jority in the entire Stats the Eastern counties be-
ing balanced between the two parties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

Norgs-From reports and letters resolved;
l. Your Axeis hoend - - TsE AXE
II. 1t will cut Is per can't. better.
Ill Ny brother lost ono arm In the war, but with
your Axe he ont - we'll ~ any one else can
". III could hot get another. twenty five 9b) dol
lars would not buy IT,
v II win cut hooppoles better thsn any ether Axe
vi. would not be without 1t for anything
FOR sale By eli espcnsible dealers. and the makers
LIPPiNCoTT & BAKEWELL,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

GRANT AND COLFAX.
BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR HowLANDs
< r a II t..
ONE Large 0capo yolnxs. Finely Illustrated.
One Agent ha. sold % Copies in 3 Days
One Agent hiss sold 90 Copies in Days.
Ons Agent e hdy) has cold 40 Copissin Day.
Ne smpaDy noaensfAl Agents md ofsf eztva induce
ento 70 caeyAMers. Sond ier circulor and learn
terms to agenz before engaging elsewhere
J. B. BURR 4 90 Publishers, Hartford Conn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06
For Clerk Of the Dfnriet Cbsrt,
II. +. STEMPRL.
FIR Recorder,
NOBLE WARWICK.

NObLE WAhWlCh.
HON. J. b. YOUNG,
Aspuh,tnsa saslAss for Hector Il Lsss Will spk at
the following times had places the q COM
n'so s. :. y SeiastsR;n ). ..
. .;.s.-. a..:s:g: october, !.
o.s.'ssa 80 49, :.
5 4: i ss:.::i ;s.i.,s.,. e, 9.
@rsssa6neA Iss.A eoen6~sf dnaratas Z anyva..
nat Ah1aGbt1no aAoula y hol1sa in he aftsrsss..
sscA change may y naAs 81 ee.E unea,on with M.
Yoans. Republican papers please copy.
RzzR hHLxNDY. ch'..
GRAND BARBOUR AT DIES MOIHEDd
On Inlny ~ l1ee@us October % end ~, tAsrsI
IN F. - De- -1ul1sk 4-Afand Mass Meeting Of thS
essss. y vhieh the following srsaksn will bs present.
I'm. NcAH. HAItAn, CIV. xsWA1Y.
aDa. O0EO3y, -41AKW0oD. iWze SlGxg1,n0i
CIV. PALMER, 1y4n9UN, y. - AIArBONs
an. AunL1UI, 4ed41, .I0unH1ID01.
nGnnsoLL. ,A0oQe0R. PA1Mm.
YUvNe ebADaOw, FOMBR0Y.
Local Committees vtu plsae> make no apcoinsmeats
fDs those days All 7ssnes orusaasaEn. - DEata
especially invited TO make arrangsoents if sttsad
resented. p HrIsrpY. Chairman
-s---
HON. =. IA TITLES
viii speak II the following tfmes and placee.
v x.5a.. 80.
Ass.uqu. 'sons - 80 so.n, - = M
Charlton, wednesday Sept. 3oth, at2p.m.
Albia, ThursdAy. October LIST, at2p.m.
0ttumws. Saturday. October Sd. at ep.m.
.l ~ al necessary arrange
"ss's sos snes nssssnss.
PBTAR AhLRNDY, Chairman.
''....t. WI !. .,.'..'.
Hos. %. u. ssssAsY.
xe.s u.,>s.e : r,rt ssssv...
~, ). -. -. = s''' - 's $3.50
co. Sst GSA lxp.H 1p 4SsSSSI
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HON. r. n. STILES

viii speak q the following times and places:
Ksosauqus, MsnSay Sept. 9eth, 1t 1p. M
Charlton, Wednesday Sept. 3oth, at2p.m
Albia, fhursdAy. October lst at2p.m.
0ttumws. Saturday. October Sd. at ep.m.
LssAt oennisAsn vii nshs all necessary arrange
msnts fos there nsssinp.
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81 NOW Frank Blair,'' said the gallant
General D., of this State, to US the Other
day. :. He is . born revolutionist. &c
wants smother var. and 70 nsks himself The
dir nan Of that var. ~ elected 10. vii
10 his bss. to precipitate strffe. he know
that Seymour isn't military man, and in
case Of war be can thrust himsslf forward .,
the leader Of the contest which he has beer
frst to proclaim. This is the goal Of hi.
frsaJesS anbition.''
Itlooks % though our friend were right
Gen. Blair shows, in every speech he makes
that - has Military Distatorsbip'' on thu
brain. He constantly charges that usurpa
|ios y ~ paspess Of Grant. No one car
doubt tAat no nas in he country i fasths'
removed from the ueurper than Grant. But
Blair, restless, anserupulous, full of dash
and personal bravery, ambitious, headstrong
careless of consequences-Blair ID rsvolu
tiosist, and the constant persistence with
which he charges Grant with revolutionar!
designs proves that the phantom haunts hi
own brain. Who will show that it does no
reveal secret purpose of his own?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06
COUNTY TICKET.

a ~ Asdos n Gvcse4 Qss~t
JOHN B. DRAYRR. Of Henry Coupty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

. WHOM tho Gods would destroy they nrst
make mad" II il evidently intended nov
il ths Divine Proviasncs NJ Ills eoantsy i
to get rid Of the Blair family and Frank p,
who is leading il Chats the Blair family to
execution has gone Taving mad. That's the
most charitable construction to put upon his
proceedings. He made . speech at Pitts
burg, PesnU)vania, ) fsv dsys sso. He
didn't read that speech. he rallied it OF in
the style Of Johnson's "swinsing round the
circle = speeches. He said he had been de-
aounced lbr writing he bfUsdhead letter.
He said he did write that letter and stuck to
it. He reiterated ito sentiments. he said
the RseosAruetien .acls wess nucoastitntion-
Il, and il wonld be the duty Of the Preaident
to see 70 il thas they wsse not enforced. He
sid and repeated il that the Supreme Court
had pronounced tho Reconstruction acts un-
unconstitutional. Every school boy in the land
ks0ws sAsss iss't word Of truth in that.
R|eis, . crazy b. never would hare ,aaid
-. He said thak G1ast was great dssefsl,
very ambitious, and that Grant wanted TO e.
tablish military despotism, With Grant for
Dictator. And this was the stuff Blair's
spseeh vas made up.u. H surely il crazy.
Qthsrwiss he 10 such N unprecedented fool,
you know.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

(1(llAn 0UeAR-CuRnD HAhb-of Superior
6VJ~yn quality, for sale BY
ROBEkrsoN ALbERs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

Local Uommitteee VA plen1e make 20 appoinlmsats
bs thoss days. All 7asnss oFosaAaan1 - - oEats
especially invited 70 make arrangsents iof stssad
ing this meeting. Let every county In the State be rep
resented p AKLENDY Chairman.
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RlTrED UP In THE MesT ELEGANT MANNER

Andin style upernT to Any Hotel on tho Upper Riv
and neither pair viii be spared In the
accommodation ot saests. The largest rooms Of any
Hotel In the state IN he building lighted throughout
by gas. j. IL. TEPFEK,
nch3o Proprietor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

NJ - We hereby inform the public that We
AVs - not connected with any Of the Gift
Enterprise One Dollar Concsrns in this
city. All concerns offering Gift, Premium any
article fss OF TO Agent to any one in direc
violation Of the laws against Lottery We have pforma
ton, hou reliable authority, that Al 0ift Concerns
In this CITY will he closed up by the state
Police.
AD-1OR ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS SEND FOR
QUIZ CIRCULAR
Send Draft, Postal Money Order. DR.
1AB1s9afeA Letter.
% sure 40 direct your letters 70
ANDREWS Il CO..
10s SUDBURY SfIuRTs
BOSTON, MASS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

Mass Mesting IT Me Pleasant.
Oct 18th. stll q u. q which place the following
speakers will BE- pressnt:
! !" y q! =
HON SAMUEL J. HAYWOOD
GEN. THU00UE&
cor. DAvB W1AD0o.
HON. GRO. ". H4U1AAY,
HU1. nInHA QNnOA
HON. J. ,. 0H1u0nLL.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

Wo9k U. y. Distffet Court fUt To-
Gilmore Anderson, Att'ys for Petitioner.
sspt26 3s-SAt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

GRAND BARBECUE AT DIES HOLMES.
On ,IrslAy - lfRs9ps October % end -. tAsrs
IN - ~ De- 1dl1eb q Grand nass Meeting Of ths
geets q Witch the following eeaksrp viii b pfspsnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22
THE CHICAGO PLATFORM.

The platform adopted at the Chicago Repub-
hcan Convention is very much what we have
hitherto indicated our belief il would b. The
impeachment policy is sustained, and the
President sharply condemned, but no attempt
y made TO read out of the party the Republican
Senators who voted not guilty. The question
of universal suffrage is provided for at the
South, while in the North it is RENTED 10 the
several States TO be dealt with The currency
question Is treated rather vaguely, but yet with
a heal hful declaration that the national credi,
must be maintained, and that the national OBJ
legations must be paid IN letter and spirit. Tax
anon should be equaliZed and reduced as
rapidly "a possible. and the redemption of the
national debt be extended over a long time
The resolutions declare tor protection OF
American citIzens abroad for the payment of
soldiers bounties; for a liberal emigration
policy, and express sympathy with the op-
pressed of all nations. On the whole the raso-
buttons seem pretty skillfuliy drawn, avoiding
obvious breakers and laying down a base
broad enough 10 hold all shades of the Repub-
hCan party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

Our special dispatches Yesterday kept the
public informed through the day of the i'm
pOrtant proceedings at the Chicago Convention
up TO the time of its Adjournment The nomi-
ration of Grant was deemed a foregOne con-
clusien. snd everybody was prepared TO hear
il announced: but the contest on the Vice Pres
idercy was so close, and the indications from
hour to hour varying that very great inter-
est was felt in the result, as shown BY the
crowd coneregated about our Office. Shortly
before six O'Clock a STAR EXTRA announced
that Mr.. Colfax had received the nomination,
Causing some surprise, as il had not been anti
cipated that the contest would be closed so
soon To Mr.. Colfax the result seems to have
been more particularly gratifying, from the
known fact that he has not taken any active
part in the canvass for the nomination.
The Republican ticket, Grant and Colfax. is
concededly strong one; both candidates pos
sessing in q remarkable degree the qualities
that elicit popular enthusiasm, and both being
invulnerable to attack on the ground of char
acter, or record. In evenness of temper, and
harmony and balance of mind, they are NOT
unlike.
With Gen. Grants career the public is so
familiar that we need not refer to it, The rise
of Mr. Colfax to his present eminence, thou Oh
not as sudden as that of GENERAL Grant, is
quite as remarkable in illustrating what
may b. effected under our institutions by
energy and integrity of character in
rising through unpropitious surroundings
TO the highest places in the nation
Schuyler Colfax was born in New York city
in 1873, and was the only son of a widowed
mother. He received an ordinary common
school education, and then obtained a clerk
ship in store. After three years service he
removed TO Indiana, where, showing ability as
writer, he became connected with a news
paper at South Bend, was elected TO Congress
IN 1e53. we believe, and has been excessively
reelected by large majorities. In 1853 be was
elected Speaker of the House Of Representa-
uyes. position he has filled so unexception-
ably that he has been reelected again and
sgsin almost without opposition. Pure in
charseter. courteous. fair and gust we doubt if
he has an enemy in the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-22

The WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter for
sale and IN wrappers ready for the mails, con-
tains full account ofthe Chicago Conve ntion
the Nomination of Grant aud Colfax, the Plat.
foTn' &c; the Impeachment Trial: Pleasant
Story with the title Taken into Partnership,
the Sunday School Celebration: the A NJ f..
and A Nj. l. Zion Conferences; the Methodist
GeDeral Conference; all about the approach
ing Municipal Election. the contest for the
Mayorslty: the Democratic and Republican
Nominating Conventions: the Democratic
and Republican ward and city meetings.
Society News; Political News Washington
News and Gossip; the Courts; the Working
People: Useful ItsTs -ofxoomestic. Economy
Humorous Sketches; with Departmental, and
Local News; Agricultural and Housekeeping
Miscellany and the Matest Telegraphic DIS
patches from all parts OF the, world.