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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-08

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-08

Or the night Of the Sd inst, three yo.sv
men hsilins from the rnsal districts. became
somewhat inehriated. and on their vay hone
utterly demolished the vindo~s Of 1 schooi
hoass m the ssSasbs of the city. They were
called 70 ansssr fpy he suisdsuaonS~ -
fssd FIVE doiiszs eaeA, vhseA sas pasS =
saeh csse. YesA~dsg - 1nAes II - q
the young mss f,ed eaasess ssAsss FrsA.
Beuciss, vbo kss4s sasees ~ Essa 49,.
for selling liqssr sssltsy H -. Dss<see
had AsafisE bsfIss ysaiee Dsas.s, - =
requsrt u dsfsndant he 60 - ee.tf.ae1
until Monday at O'Clock. The accassa -
bound overin the ssn Of iifly dollars j. 90
pear as that timn.
We wonder II our friend Lee Se.ton. Who
il sestied in Eddyvills in the psae$ies IL a.
law, isast in danger Of being captured? The
ladies gave : concert the other evening. and
the TFsas~4k says: THE song .Nssxst,
Men, By Ms Emma Dawson, also brcush,
the house down, and from What S~asm "a.
We should Judge struck dssp' insSsas hssrs,
OF the bachelor half sf the aadissee. All
rssirins, IN compliance With ia v;s,Aee az a.
house, shs returned and rendered. 81. 81.
ais sAaAAisk ~ ~srds .nasxAt,y -, q
Dear, delisAtfal nea,' caasine u 49,. !.
ihs afsssssid hsehslors to palp;ns. NOR,
freely. I'VE - Aaes5 70 aasosscs -,
that b proper Aseuing, asA otisn rsps.sias !.
him the hst Wosde AZ ~ sinesr. ae..o. /.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

THE man who now pays the largest income tax n NewbuFypoFt, Massachusetts, began life by working in the Newburyport Hvad office for two dollars and half a week.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

E. DERBEc has commenced suit against the city of San Francisco in the Fourth District Court to recover $j0,000 damages, for inju
 rie. done 10 the Echo du Pacid1ue and the
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

GOLD IN ALAsEA..-The L. States steamer Jamestown has arrived at Victoria from Slika. She brings the intelligence that a par. " o' miners had started for Faco one hundred and iitts miles north of Srka, 10 prospect for gold The Indians report that rich diggings were found in that ncighborhood.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

You've Jerome Bonaparte, of the French Army has sailed for America to visit bis pa rents and grandmother. The latter is now in her s6th year, and resides in Baltimore.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04
WORMSER & co, W hoiesaie and Retail Merchants,

LA PAZ and PRESCOTT, Arizona,
 .... DEALERS M. Groceries, Provisions, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Liquors, Crockery, Hardware, Farming
 and Mining Implements, etc, CALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and tbc public generally 10 their new and splendid assortment of goods re- gently purchased, by one of the firm in San Fran csco and nov on hand at their stores in La Par and Prescott
 Give us . call and sec for yourselves. We gre not ceiling for ruinous prices our motto ls and lias been. Live and Let Liver
 Our stock in La Psz is acknowledged hy all ~ho have seen and examined lt. 10 be
 HE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment of goods ever brought to that place. Merchants, farmers, miners and otbers wishing 10 purchase goods, would GO well 10 give us call, before purchasing elsewhere.
 wORMSER & co myle La Paz and Prescott, Arizona
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04
C. JACKSON & Co.,, MontezuIna Street, Prescott.
WEHAVEJU ARRIVED FROM

N HAVE JUST ARRIVED FROM ppY W San Francisco with large ass0rt- IA ment of LIQU ORs. which we offer for sale " at reduced prices, for cash, at'our sample rooms, where Joe and Sol. the handsomcst and noisicst men in town, will always be on hand 10 dispense liquors in the most approved style
 CHAMPAGNE on drat We never slop over.
 P s-Joe has now another attraction besides ais Purp.n C. JACKSON & Co.
 Prescott, June 5. Isss
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

F.. II. Dyer, Alameda county, has institu- ted suit against the proprietors of the .4ia newspaper, to recover SjQ,O0 damages for an alleged libel.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

MoNTANA has produced according to esti mates 959, ,500O00 in gold and silver during the past four years.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

REvERDy JOHNSON has been appointed and confirmed Minister to England.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

Ar Culbert, Georgia, twenty-seyen negroes armed with muskets attempted to take DOS. session of the polls during the election. but were prevented by the military.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04
For Sale.
New Store.
 .... GO TO %. kERR'S CHEAP STORE.

In ihe East Room Of the old Capitol Building,
 North Side ofthe Plaza, Prescott, If you wish to purchase
 Groceries and Provisions,
 Liquors, Can Fruits, Clothing Or anything else needed by you, for less money than the same can be bought for anywhere else In town. EDWARD KERR. Prescott, June 2n, 1S5S
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

IUST RECEIVED, AND SELLING CHEAP, eD al Campbell 6 Bnfum's large and we'll assorted Stock of Summer Dry Goods, Clothing, Dress Trimmings, etc, etc Cooking Stoves, Force and Lifting Pumps, Saddles, Brides, spurs, sinchgs, Whips, etc, etc. Come and examine our Stock sod Prices ,n1 you win be sure to buy.
 ms CANpRFTI 4 RUYYrN
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

SPRAcUE has been reelected L. s. Senator by the Rhode Island Legislature
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal, is dan. gerously ill. His wife's death was shock that almost prostrated him.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

Goods we'll Bought, Sell Them selves. ID. HENDERSON, the senior partner of the firm is constantly employed in San Francisco selecting and buying goods by which means VIC are enabled to take advantage of the fluctuations ln prices. and purchase our goods at lower rates than any other House in Central Arizona
 my30 D. HEsDEss0s X O.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

HE trains Of Jones aud Werninger arrived here on Thursday last, with freight for Government.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

THE TAX ROLL OF YAyAPAI COUNTY Il for the year 1868 is now completed, and Is deposited in the office of tue County Re corder, for the inspection of all whom it may concern, there 10 remain until the sixth day of July, lsfs. upon which day the Board of supervi- sors will meet and sit until the 18th day of July 1898 to hear any and all complaints that may Dc made in regard 10 the assessment of property
 A. ]. MOORE,
 Sheriff of Yavspsi County. Arizona Prescott Tune i2 isSa
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

HEfGn no! whipped again, but not suhiu. gated. We have met the enemy and caught tartar IS the cheerful comment of the Ore gon Senttad on the recent election in that State
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

A Massachusetts youth recently passed counterfeit note upon the justice who mar red hin, and afterwards stole the ministers umbrella
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

Tnf fast horse Kentucky" has been sold for S3j .0OO.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

THE Earl of Ietland has just been installed as the Grand Master of English Freemasons for the twenty-fifth time
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04
CE l. F. BR A ITO N.

The Committee appointed by the Citizens Of Prescott and vicinity, to make arrangements for the Celebration Of Joe Ninety Second Anniversary of American Independence, respectfully announce the following
 PRO GIeA MAIE; Al Tcu O'Clock, A. NJ, Citizens and Military will meet at the Court House, form Procession aud march to the Grove west Of the Governor. House, whero the following exercise. viii take place;
 Prayer-By Rev. T II READ. Reading of the Declaration of Independence.
 By Colonel F D. BAKER, U.sA
 VOCAL MUSIC
 oRATION-By r. ]. COOK oFFIcEEs-w. J BERRY. President; GEO. b KENDALL, Marshal. Aftcr the exercises, Picnic Colla;iou will be served.
 By Order of the Committee Prescott Arizona, July 3, ls6s.
Arizona miner., 1868-07-04

lIcRsEE,cE fora purse of $500 is 10 cene of some where near town on the morning of the Fourth. Both nags arc said to be fast.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-08

Rar" Mother" exclaimed an af-
iected young lady just come from
boarding school, "mother, here is a
grammatical error in the Bible !"
Law sakes," replied the old lady,
adjusting her spectacles, "kill IT..
kill it right off, for its the pesky
thing that's been eatin' up the book
marks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-08

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-08

Hy& Nv
Hssk HgUaRR.
One year C<pszin &. bsiaG
e Ssiy GA the Psczk< eoase, pasehse
his Temporary ,euf On shcrs. s0oeg
tie CslItoruia miners he spsst hs
HE time in shooting ceer. thsa vssy
plentiful in the locality be sslssssa.
and occupied q hut conformity With
an old Spaniarti. Q lineal descendant
of Pizarro. Hard by, another Ast
was tensuted by one Johnny Scott, .
Texan ranger, and By one Of the
greenest youths, very appropriately
named Green.
! One morning Captain KObbstt
had been engaged in baking wheat
cakes on q griddle. The desr-fat
with which he had creased the pau,
had taken fire and been extinguished.
but as result, there were few black
spects in the bread. Green happen
ing in, the captain invited him to
breakfast.
"Wall," said Green, "I swan,
this erc's the best bread I've eaten
since I've been in tho diggins--
light and tewthstone; but what's
these here little black specks in it?".
"O," replied the captain gravely,
"that's the powder rise it with"
Peowder!"
"Ycs-gunpowder, the best yeast
in the world"
"By gosh !" said Green, II never
heerd Of risin' with peowder."
II never heard of making good.
bread without it. Put in plenty Of
powder, knead it into dough and
you'll be sure to have your bread
light as feather" M
Green went back to his hut with
new wrinkle.
"Scott," said ho to his friend, "1've
been down to Kobbctt's and eat tho
all.fredest good bread I cvet sdgged
my tooth into"
Well"
Wall, he telled me his secret.
It's the peowder done it. Ever god
hecrl tell Of risin' bread with peow-
dcr?"
"Never heard Of making good
bread without, replied Scott, gravely;
catching the joke at a fash, and re.
lating some corrobative military ex-
"scotl," said Green, ri tai yoa
what. Tomorrow morning I'm 90.
ing to spread MYSELF. Darned five
dor't hev light bread once, ennyway:
darn the expense and Hail Col1m-
by !" =. - 80,
! bright and early, and went to work
kneading his bread. Scott rosa up
in his bunk, and supcrintendsd the
operations.
"How much powder have you put
in!" he graveIy inquired. -, i,
"About 1--WE fingers" lanswsred
Green. "Ain't that enough for you
; and met" =,
"Pshaw !" said Scott. !" t'ii IS =
heavy - lead"
-Wall. then, replied 0rssn, suit.
ing the action to the .wosd, "beee
goss the hull horn. DarssA Il ws
don't have one good bateb." -.
Just before b wss rssdy - pst
the bread into the pan, 6oott -
that he'd steP odf ssd b bask II fss
minufsa-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-08

ney| fla person desire to break up
the inconvenient and dangerous prac-
tice of drinking to much water dur
ing the warm weather, he has only
to distinguish between mere parch
ing of the mouth anda genuine thirst.
A swallow or two held in the mouth
will 600! it, and a moderate amount
OF water. viii satisfy the thirst.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-08

%I don't miss my church so
much a. you suppose, said lady 10
Ler minister, who had called upon
her during her iilEess - fsr make
Be~ey siI =; the ~iu4ox ~ sson -
the b. t--eius q chime. sad 81 me
r-ho are EssEg . e-.urctA- ssa wss~xh-
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-08

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-08

owns Up.-The Boston Posts
Washington dispatches say: " Wade
had been consulting medium for
some days past, who has invariably
told him he would not be Andrew
Johnsons successor, nor could she
discover any chance for him at Chic
ago. Wade now owns up and con-
fesscs confidence in spiritual COM
munications. Like Wilson, he rid
icules the nomination of Colfax, and
says "the party has gone to h-ll.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-08

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wsa..6m - wha ese-wse- th~ fhx ssa~s
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ue uisar& rue~nn n-r~x rise ~rrnsr - Sr.cr-
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the wa-saa. an . sns~s Azsfsr~ kasH- tie
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sm& r~~~n-~ ssx ~nramgx wuzb ne nu~~
~ 10 vvw@0 Ee nx@ x~nwr sw~w-x
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-08

nay@ Admiral Farragut is still re-
cciving European ovations, the King
and Queen of Brussels being the last
crowned heads who have fastened to
do him Eonor. 1t is very gratifying
to see brave officer, who has de-
served so we'll OF his country, recelv-
iuy such honors bat, at Il time when
natioua economy is so necessary, it
would he more gratifying if the fleet
with which Admiral Farragnt is
making his excursion was not so ex-
pcnslvc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-08

I<g- \ Yankee riding gu a rail-
road was disposed 10 astonish the
other passengers with tough stories.
At last he mention that one of his
ncighbors owned an immense dairy,
and made million pounds of butter
and a million pounds of cheese year
". Tie Yankee percoiving that his
vcracity was in danger of being ques-
toned, appealed to a friend: :. True,
isn't it, Mr.? Ispeak Of Deacon
Brown" eyes" replied the
friend "that is. I know Deacon
Brown, though I don't know as /
ever heard precisely how many
pounds Of butter and cheese he
makes year; but | Krow he has
twelve sawmils that all go by but
termilK.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28
'Natioaal o'gspnblisau.


The performanss Of "The Ladies' Ciub,n last
night, was eatimprovemcnt upon that Of the
same piece on tho previous evening. Though
the cast was the same, the parties were better
posted In their respective roles. The mythology
cal bufiesaue Of "orpheus and Eurydicc'' was
quite entertaining. The music 10 not remsrks.
bic, however, and, except the duet, by Lady Don
and Mrs.. Cline, of"I Know aBsnk,n 40, (which
wa the gem Of the evenings performanee,) II
had very little to merit communication. Lady
Don appeared to great advantage 40 Orpheus,
and her poH and movements on the stage were 40
'gracefui 40 . fawn.o' Tho house, In point Of
numbers, was the best of the week. Tonight
Lady Don's farewell bencnt, on which occasion
"The DAUGHTER Of the Regiment" and "Kenil-
worth" will be performed.
swALLs OPEnA Houss.-The La Rue Mlnstreis
drew nne house last evening. They fully met
the expectations of the audience. As Ministries
and actor In their line there Is no superior
troupe In the country, and they have but few
equsis. Ticket No. II took the prize, and the
happy manwho got the go Ia II. CLAY Smith, No.
~ ~ street. Let all remember that these people
rsnAin with US but two more nights.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28
PROPOSALS FOR CONTINUING DELAWARE
BREAKWATER.
UsIrHp STATES Es8IkREA OYFIrR.

PROPOSALS FOR CONTINUING DELAWARE
BREAKWATER.
UNITED STATES EssIsRER OFFICE, }
No 40 sOUTH SIXTH STREET, )
PgILtpRLPHIA, PA, February ID, 1858
Sealed Pfoposas, In duplicate. with copy Of this
advertisement attached % EACH viz BE- received at
This oee until the l2h day Of March 1875, for labor
bsaessarV for putting upward OF 90 tons bf stone in
position 1t he Delay Breakwater and lee breaker
Four 1tbs Of the Stone to 10 irregular blocks each
wsIghng from two TO Ave and nall toRsI one- lnh
of less than two tons, AL stones laid dry,
Bidders TO furnish all tho machinery, boats. moor.
ings, &c aud Whatever may be required for properly
receiving, removing, and pittng STONES In place,
The work TO be at all times subject to inspootion by
United States agents. and not paid for until accepted
BIZ them, A deduction Of twenty ave Per centnm
made o. Ea,t payments until completion and accept
Work 10 com nee about the 18Th OF May and 10 DO
completed by the 18th OF October, ISIS
Bidders will state the rate Of labor per ton Of 30
pounds at which they will put in place the stones de.
water and Ice breaker.
Each proposal must be guaranteed by two rsspon,i.
BILE persons, whose signatures should be appended to
good and suhsient security BY the unted States dis
Enyelopss 70 be endorsed Proposals for Labor for
Delaware Breakwater.'
"a, lss RldeTs are lnyted to beSresent. For other
particulars and painted fSIHp, ePRS a ~;
hbls-6t u s. kRsinoefs,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28


TEMrERANcG.-Tho establishment At the
meeting of Potomac Division on Wednesday
night was OF Its usual pleasant character, sew
eral gentlemen connected with the Order In
and appropriate addresses, besides vocal and In
strumental exercises BY members OF the Division
The CASE or Mr.. SUERwooD.-A few days
since Mr.. George L. Sherwood was summoned
before Justice Busiey, on the charge e. violating
Outside OF the market-housc limits. Mr.. y. ruled
his csse before Justice Craig, 1.-THE nearest mags.
trate,) snd the trial came off yesterday, when
appeal from the magistrates decision.
TIE FIRBaEN's BALL.-N will be remembered
that on the night Of the 18th instant, ball was
given at Forrest Hall by the Georgetown Fire
Department fos the benefit Of its members In
success In pleasursblc sense, and the receipts
ments for the force cost $3.50, making deficit Of
most efficient in the country, and the pay al.
lowed by the authorities the smallest, not sum.
Client to buy boots for one year. In view OF this
Insurance compenies here to make IN a pupse OF
ei42, to be presented to Col. WIN. o. Drew, chief
engineer OF the department that 1t may be ap.
pn ne;G to the above nSsrpo.e.the purchase q
-cration that members OF the force are compelled
70 remain day and night at the engine house, that
the engineer prepare blank to be placed 10 the
ing contributions Of money from our citizens at
large, the funds to be expended In the purchase
OF books and papers TO form q nucleus Of a IL
brafy at the engine house, In PhiladelphIa and
Baltimore the hremen are provided with books
and papers by the citizens, and the members of
the force In those cities reap harvest Of lite
rary knowledge, which otherwise would be dc.
citizens.
THEfollowing IL the list OF letters remaining in
,he post ONCE, Georgetown, ID. O., February 81,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28

An IMMENSE EXCITEMENT has been created at No.
2)i. Pennsylvania Avenue. stInemetz, who keeps u
Store at that number, has Just received his large as
sortment Of Hats and Caps for Spring wear,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28
LOCAL ITEM s.

"wHo steals my purse steals trash. " but he who
purchases Hat pair Of Boots Of J. T. Petty Co
as Seventh Street. between and E. gets tho worth
Of his money,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28

THs WAsHINGroS SRSGERBUED In THE
FnLp.--On Monday evening next this fayorite
association will give one Of their select balls at
Odd Feiiows' Hall. To those who have visited
their ball, we need say nothing. To those who
AAye not we simply say go.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28

PAINFUL AccIpEsT.-The mother Of 0fieer
Acton, OF the Sixth precinct, Mrs. Elizabeth
Acton, aged sixty-four years, who resides on
Seventh street east, between and STREETS,
slipped and fell upon the Ice on Tuesday night,
breaking her wrist In two places.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28

TAXING medicine to cure diseases oecasloned by II
deficiency OF Iron In the Blood without restoring 1t
to the system, is ike trying to repair building when
the foundation Is gone. Tho Peruvian Syrup Ia pro-
toxide Of Iron) supplies this deficiency and builds up
az Iron constitution.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28

PERsosAL.-Mr. John =. Brophy has been ap-
Publishing Society at New York city. and has
gone 10 that city to enter upon the duties Of his
extensive and ihportsHt galy Of duty. The ex.
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-28

A SUDDEN DEATH.-Mrs. James White died
very suddenly at her residence, on Eighth street,
between o and p street, on Wednesday, at
o'clock, p. M, OF q sudden hemorrhage Of the
lungs. She leaves husband and six children to
mourn her loss. She was attended by DR.. Dexter,