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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13

A NAN was killed near Carthage By he
train on the East road few nights ago. He
had been noticed about the Carthage depot
aud was very drunk. The Gazette says that
9 after remaining about there for some time.
at abou, dark be started westward on the
railroad Track. The section men going down
the road soon after the O clock fre;oh. t,.;r
had gone vest found the dead body Of Hen
Erickson lying in the ditch beside the tr.ck
about two and-a half miles from town. The
corpse was dreadfaiy mangled and the
wretched man had evidently been dragged a
long distance, mile at least, by the train.
Leaving the body as they found it, the men
returned TO town and reported, and several
gentleman went to the designated place and
brought the remains to town. JUDGE Ferr;s
acting coroner, held an inonsst -, H. e,l
and the facts as herein stated we're e,;c;,ed
The night was dark and rainy and ,ha eno;.
neer testified that although good head ia,
was burning he was unable to see oh;ee,s !,
any distance on the track. The deceased
by trade a shoemaker, resided at Denver nn1
leaves wife and four children
correspondent of the Reaisfer was hs,e
the other day and being safely housed n
that grand hotel. the Tepfer,,, he sen, ,bara-
from very raey little sketch, from which "a
extract thus:
found business very brisk in Keokak Il,
Is pretty place, filled with good peo,ls
mostly Christians should Judge from H.
number of its houses OF worship. But its
streets have schooi-boys fondness for run-
n'ng down hill and losing themselves in the
.ai'ey neioH-the streets, however, most Of
.ae.h ~ least, lose themselves in a sureino
:. a "a mass OF human beings, in the yicini
h - .ns ALLEY Railroad depot, and he
-. !. wsaaef'ngs about the Streets Of the
~, = .1o large cenc-s shells iyiur = III
u.ps = smouern mansion, and thonsht ~.
lived, and 'Ans Killer
lie that dares these trumpet. b,o.
Shall saAss thc diiant's orerthrov
The Mississippi is full Of floating ice--,.,a.
cakes Of several acres pass by. on vb;es
sAere sse Thousands At wild geese. m.
spostsmen bang away killing : grea, many
and they Heat on With tue rest-Iife And
death. hand 10 hAnd. -
AsI pass through the Rates, this being the
Gate Guy, and ihey close behind me
eAn't Aelp thisking bal that am Ike Aa.m
Ahsn Akissa ftoM IL Garden Of Easn. ie.v-
- . hal ~ doss with milk and honey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13
Financial and Commercial.
Kunxux NAREnT

corrected dsily by Stow Hun.r. commission
! Merchants, Second street
a...t 4 IaAa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-13

r. II. J. AYREs & SONS,
SOLE AGENTS FOR KEokuK, CT Main stree
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

III D.-HuMPrY DUMPTY.-H. d.
IL The undersigned having purchased The entire right
performing playing or producing The grand spectacular
pantomims OF Humpty Dumpty with the original must,
models Of tricks aud scenery from the author O. L. Fo,
sQ now prepared 70 negotiate with responsible
Tor the production of the Address Tony Densr,
ot y. A. Roorbach, los Nassau street, New York.
Any Infringement the above copyright, either concernn
the name or the Of the various tricks
VII be prosecuted to the full extent Of the law.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

(,KETRAL PARK GARDEN,
~ Seventh avenue, between Pity Fifty ninth
THEODORE THOMAS
.. PoPCLAR, GARDEN G1NCEHIs, , ruox.
THIRD SEASON OF GARDEN CONCERT5
ON MONDAY EyENiSd, NAY ise
To be continued nightly throughout the cnre summer.
No efforts win be spared add IN evsy possible way 70 The
has been largely increased and numerically and individually
will be the most important body Of artists ever engaged THIS
city for the purpose Of summer amusement. Several
oosts will be Introduced during the season. and many inter
esnG additions w be made 70 the extsnsvs repertoire OF
The programme will present the most interesting novelties
OF the day both American and European, and while catering
ior healthy taste, will not bs unmnduf of the cassio
The enraI Park Garden where these entertainments wn
entrance the Park The Broadway seventh avenue and
Belt Railroad pass the door, while the Sixth and Eighth
avenue cars distant but short block.
The establishment entirely new, and has been erected
expressly for the purpose =? which dedicated By MT
~garden adorned with arbor fountains and uminations
concert hall which unsurpassed In America capable OF
accommodating 1000 people dining room, buffet and, 10
word all the usual departments Of first class hotel The
and the cuisine VIII be maintained on the most thorough and
perfect basis will be the constant study of the proprietor
to promote In the comfort aud enjoyment OF all
who may assemble At this airy, delightful aod convenient
place Of recreation.
SEASON TICKETS, admitting TO all the POPULAR GAR
DEN CONCERTS during the entire Summer season,
TEN DOLLARS EACH,
TO be obtained at o. Schirmers Music store No 7 n Dad
gay at the General Ticket Oce No. ia Broadway at
Ceatral Park Garden.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS. -
! rs1paa S1EsH ESE's E9Eslss sss9EgTsss a.y T.
lAis sLhSb aiSf5 '1F To% N. o.
1hi LAST xsadssfs1 dsAsS sfsrs szfisfE az rinR,'t
s s ss 70 sS 80 e. n1 a.
Soa ~ seUe Sa ssS :. ia Broadway "
OLYMPIC THEArRE-BEGINs ATS
STSsHf7
Da11sd and delighted aNsr1 ye pantOmime
The great comedian Mr.. sHs SESEsH gePssHn g. Fox
P.n,san r hi, nn.0s X FSs Fl hcIssS cho%h
TaE sXsdA sn'"
CENTS IS cents and 81 5 % EaAfs
IRVING HALL-BLINp TOM
The ,u unexplained n Musical s Mysssry
WoRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, 7as AND
w 7so Broadway. Admission 10 cents Sixth week Of the
charming 'ssofHlE, IRENE AND JENNIE,
In the hishy gsRs 'pcSfssfa HSp HEHES HIqEISIs'au' Of
In an adaptation from French Sy Moineaux St. john
Nightly received with unbounded applause.
Fourth week of Ne ssisRiEs fRESIsGSEE. ssTsfli1
IN die s''A' 'n''hs5ss RoSEo e JAFrER JENKINS,
TOO MUCH Eok GOOD NATURE o,eEoocr
N1IBLO'S GARDEN.
IN Lessee and Manager. .....".:"....WM WHEATAkH
Gsf5i lsTa SRfS sss xsD imSEssE 1GpkSSSs ~
noon win be the buresque extravaganza sntso
the
WHITE FAWN,
introducing Jarrett Palmers celebrated Parisienns
BALLET TROUPE.
NILE. DE ROSA,
The successful STAR EUROPEAN ASSOLUTA,
Miles, Marie westmae Sohlke, the infant schlager Pagani
Cerebelli Francisco Invernezz, Seth Zuardi, NJ Van
Hamme Costa, &C.. will appear in
NEW BALLETS PAS AND SOLOS,
Howard Gover's Songs and Music every evening"
Mary Wells, F. Stockton, L. Wmore NJ. Montagu, L.
Edridge, De Lacy, X Palmer Mark Smith, vning Bower
-- THE DRAMAfIc ROLES.
THE SCENERY, COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS AND
EFFECTS a of the
UTMOST GRANDEUR.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT I.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
The New York herald., 1868-05-22

T'HE 0aEAT COMIC SONG, CAPTAIN yINKs OF THE
TREMAIN. 46l .Broadwsv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-28
Legal Notice.

r Rafas HahbaId. surviving ohiisor, Msr!ha R Sub
bald sarah J uaslitt1r. formerly psnnisztSn} widow
Of Ephrsiin pefn'nstar. aereaas5, and osergs Hamilton,
her husband, Kitty Ann coorabs, widow. and Vim u
CeoiRbs. and 9sris Coenhs, heirs Of Aadrew coomhs.
deceasea, q " Clark Hiram Barney as aiancey and
ET Pc uHinetan, fhebe A Stewart and III Stewart, her
hpshan d. tbafits NJ Psnningtan, Albert q Pennington
aud Gsx rests PEI aingtp. hgafs al iaS of Epbrx' M PEN
pIngfon dec ssd
Nou sre each hsseay uatih "A That thsreis roy on file
i In 'h4 efa1s of tina Clerk u tue District Court Of
Les County Iowa, At Ft Nahs 10, a petition Of Bsniau,in
= HtgrrfaSs. administrators ~ tbs es..ts of James Vale.
wiring ~oesi1or, the shan % t+suiy-sins hnadrsa dollars
aaa Intsrss; tiereosi at the rsts ofsix PER- cant. p4r Al.
nnm from the 18th day Of May. 1851, As money due on
account Of the trsseh o. TIE covenants Of sarranty con-
tainea In a deed executed On that Day BIS said Rafus
Hrthard saa Ills wits, aad Enhrasm Pennington snaw
a~ceassat aud bis vita. 10 jAnrs fsls, conveying ss
e5-i1e acres. being part Of the u WI ofsse q, Tps7,
d S xe.t. In Lee County. lows AMI aiso PRAYING a.
agaiasI all Of yol thu. f,ssc, ssato Of = mortgage exscn-
ted BY the sud Hubbard AMI ssa ard thu ssii Penning :
.aa assas wis, s:sea III rprsa hsif Of Sw II, Up 81, North
hangs, wss', In Lea Caans5, Iswa. ard Given to sscars
satd fass asdlftd aaasg = gro xisg out Ut The allure 81
the aIss-ssid cor n arts Of warrants.
Unless yo1 app rat ssreto and defend bef9ra upcnf oil
the second DAY Of ths l.sxt tarkn Of ssii District Coryt,
70 be com nsacss on ths third Monday 10 Mar. 1884,
decree viii be rendered sgsast J n sherssa b. deiAait.
RANKIN = McckAkv,
asaas Attp fss RttltkE
H IL d & Il ~
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Approved March 9th. 1868.
CnARTER q.
Az ACT to annrnnriatc moner for the ufe Of

AN ACT to appropriate money for the uee Of the
State University.
sEcrIeS !, BE II enacted Jy the General isseat-
~ Of tie State IL foiga. That there is hereby ap-
propriated. ont Of any money not otherwise ap-
propriated. in the treasury, the sum Of twenty
thousand dollars, for fhe purpose Of making nee
easary repairs upon the buildings belonging to the
State University, and giving such aid To the sci
entiGc and such other departments as the Trus-
tees may decm proper 20 establish, and TO increase
their efficiency. Proriied. That the money herein
appropriated shall only be drawn frota the State
treasury in such sums as may be necessary 10
meet the actual expenditure from time to time, and
upon vouchers on file with the Auditor of State.
SEC. :. THIS act Il 70 be in force from and after
its publication IL the fora State Register and
hiea Ereajag sStetssaaaa, newspapers published IN
Des, Moines, Iowa.
Approved March 9th, 1868.
thereby certify that the foregoing Act took
effect by publication as rcqairedi in Section 2
thereof, on The 10Th day Of March, A. ID.
1868. Ed WRiaaT, Sec'y of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-28
Approved March 9Th, 1868.
CnANIERn2 q.

-. CHATTER ..
AN ACT to amend an act entitled SAN Act tx
ing the time Of boiding courts in tho Eleventh
Judicial District' approved March 23d, 1859.
sscrias /. Bet eaaetsd bs he Geaerai A~sseHtbiB
o. tie State IT Iora, That the last para graz phi Of
Section |, If Chapter &c Of the Acts Of the Elev-
enih General Assembly be and the same is here
BY repealed, aud the following enacted in lieu
thereof: s.And in Hardin county en- the fourth
Monday in March and August"
SIZE. :. Being ofinrnediate Importance this act
shall take effect aud be in force from and after its
publication in the fora STATE Register and iara
faiis .%seasine{.
Aprr0yed March 9Th. 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-28
crarrRna u,

AK ACT fpr the Annexation for the East half of
seation No one {I] ANA the North East quar-
Ter Of Section No Twelve. in Township No Elk
Is SiBe, North Of Fanye No Three West, in-De
Moines CoesiY, s ate Of Io#a, to Sub District
No Three, IN IGrlington Township in said Coun-
ty aud STATE.
sfcri9S l., BE Il ea csa d lie fcne-oI 4 s.ea,diy
Of te STATE q fprq. That tie east half of section
number me ard the north cast quarter Of section
number twelve IN township runber ninety nine
north Of range namtor three 50 west located in
Des Hoines County, State Of IoSa, shall be an
nexed 10 sub. district number three IN Burlington
township. Des Aatues Coantys state Of Iowa, for
all school OF school house purposes.
SIC. .. This act shalltake effect and BIO in force
from aud after It's publication in the Daily .State
Regfsas. Des Moiaes Iowa and the Daily Haek-
eys, Buriignstou, Iowa.
Approved March 10th, 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-28
Notice in Bankruptcy.

MA#
In the nissrsct rorrt OF The United States fer the Dis
trict OF lows, 10 Bankruptcy. In the matter Of Pat
u. k McMannns, Bansrupt, at Keoknk, ia said DIS
trict, On the 18Th day of March, A. D. 1868, o. 8. A.,
district Of Iowa
euyHIs Ii to give notice that = petition hss Afen. to-
Wit: eu The 5sth day a March, A. D. 1888, flied
in said District Court by Patrick Mcdsnuns. ofH-shuk
LIE Co., iowa, In said District, vhe has been herer,'cre
duly declared bank ru1t under the act OF IN ~. ~ Untitled
"An Act Ia eel ablihh . anifosni system o. Bankrnatey
Throughout the U st tee" approved March - t.G. 1861
for = discharge and certificate thereof from all his debts
snd other claims provabIe under said act. and fhaf the
24sh cay OF April, A.. D, 1868, at 10 O'Clock .. m, is
tbs time assigned for the hearing of the safns heGrA
sa,a Court, In the city Of Keoknk, Lee Comfy, IoEa, In
aid Eistrint when Aad where All cfediso = Of ssAia hank
rurt, aud other psrssns 10 interest, may attend and
shou causc. il ADJ they have, why the prayer OF said pc
luton should not be granted. And further ncii e il
hereby given, that the second and third meetings Of the
creditors Of said bantrrpts,~ rsauirsd under the eth And
2eth sections OF said Act viii be holden before John
Bruce, Register In Bankruptcy, at his cfisA, room No Q
nstes Epnse, In the city Of x % knk. Leo Comfy, IoNA,
on the 2si day 81 Apra, A D 1853, at 10 o'clock . m.
J. @. BUAHs, Clark q. Dist Court,
VIZ. BAIifx3yN, Atty for Petitioner. keokut, Iowa
mrbla3W-fhxY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
DIATURBANCES TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, Nov 10 dispatch was received
by Gen. Granger last night from z. p Price,
Commissioner of Registration al Mason's De-
pot, Upton county, stating that the greatest
excitement existed In consequence of a report
that Gen. Smith, the defeated candidate for
Congress, was coming there with a large body
OF armed negroes to take dispositions for the
purpose OF contesting the election, and the dis
patch, which was signed by DIR. Leftwich,
asked FOR troops TO preserve order This morn
Ing dispatch was received from Sheriff
Slaughter stating that about one thousand
armed negroes, principally from Fayette coun-
W mad arrived there, and the greatest appre-
tensions were felt for the security of the whites
Mnny women and children had left OH a rail-
road train. in consequence of these fears. Since
noon 1t has been impossible to commune ate by
telegraph with Mason's Depot, and it is be-
Ileved that the operator has been driven away
Gen. Granger tonight dispatched fifty men OF
The 18th infantry, under three Off GERS, on "A
special train, for the purpose OF preserving
order.
An aged man. named J. G. Gilmore, former
iy of Ralumorr, fell through Il hatchway IN
the house o. 5. Levy a. Co., To-day, and vas
Instantly KILLED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
Dry Goods.

a revival of activity was very generally
looked Tor in dry goods after election, and no
doubt fbe anticipations of he community IN
thls respect will be fulfilled. But no inieIli
gent merchant expected that the revival would
commence the very neSt day after the eiec, c,ion,
though some commercial re porters for the daily
and weekly press seem to have PUT thai con-
struction upon the prediction.
The transactions OF the past week have been
on liTniteG scale. but price, have un lerCone 10
change which demands SPECIAL notice The
terrible strIngency of the money market which
mad been growing in force for q fortnight con-
unued with unabated rigidness all through the
week up TO Saturday morning. Esry serious
consequences might have been anticipated 70
the dry goods dealers. and 4 marked decline i'm
The prices Of staple fabrics. But none such oc.
CURED, and the steadiress of the market under
pressure that forced down the prices ofGoy-
eminent bonds three per cent. and sent god
down 10 lS2 must be construed as indicating
a healthy condition.
The condition OF the market as respects do.
mesuc fabric, both cotton and woollan, appIy
10 foreign goods. which are mere imm diataly
anected by the fluctuations in the gold market
lhe relaii trade OF the city il very good, but
the auction sales of the week have been upim-
portant. Importations have CONSIDERABLY
fallen oil, and our importers eylnce dlsposi-
non 10 carry over as small stock OF goods for
next year as may be possible.-N. i. Init yen,lest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
ALLEGED PLOT OF sol THERNERS
AND SOUTHERN SNMPATHIZERS IN
ENGLAND.

NEW YORK, Nov. ia special dispatch TO
the Herald from London SAYS:
'The conviction is that the United States are
being humbugged into serving the purposes of
politicians and disappointed SOutherners
George n. Sanders, Judah r. Benjamin, and
other rebels have been working hard this
matter with Laird. WharnclIff Roebuck, and
others. Friends Of the loyal portion of the
Union fear that the honor of America is imper.
illed, and that the whole thing is the working
OF deep plot formed by En- slish sympathiZers
with the rebellion and Southern emissaries and
exiles now here, to secure basis for the settle
ment OF claims satisfactory 10 themselves, be-
fore Grants inauguration; hoping for a decis-
ION against the United States a. some compen-
saiion TO rebels for their defeat n war. TINS
Southern triumph is expected if the present
Governments appoint an arbitrator and COM
m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT OF BUCHU ~

Hundreds suffer on in silence, and hundredso
others apply vsinly to druggists and doctors VII O
either merely tantslize them with the hope of a
would not wish 10 assert anything that would do
injustice to the afflicted. but L an obliged to say
exhaustion of the powers Of life. by laborious en-
ploy ment, unwholesome air and food, profuse men
sruaton, the use OF tea and coffee, and frequent
ts.En ,! ,sDp,ied to the mucous membrane Of the
When reviewing the causes of these distressing 2
complaints. 1t lie most painful to coutem plate tue
sm pie Justice 60 the subject to epnmerate few Of
the many additional causes which so largely affect
classes Of society, and which consequently sffsct
more or less directly the welfare of the entire hu-
man family. The mania that exists for preoocious
education and marriage, causes the years that ma
ture designed for corpOresl development TO be
the early confinement OF school, and especially in
the unhealthy excitement Of the ball room. Thus
excited by pleasure, perverting In midnight reveI
the hours designed ~ nature for sleep and rest
In Consequence Of this early strain upon her sys
TEN, unnecessary effort is required by the delicate
day, thus seeravsting the evil. When one erit..
nent is over, another in prospective keeps the
now constant restraint Of fashi5nabie dress shsn
lutely forbiding the exercise 10 the
Strength the exposure to night air. the .1asa ana
change Of temperature; the complete proStratiop
produce their legitimate effect an last. an eari
marriage caps the climax Of misery, and tue un.
fortunate one, hitherto utterly regardless of the
plain dictates and remonstrsnces Of her delicate
nature, becomes an unwilling subject MEDICAL
treatment. This Is but a truthful pic cure of the
Experience OF thousands OF our young women
Long before the ability to exercise the junction.
OF the generanye organs, they require au ed uca-
uon OF their peculiar nervous system. com posei
OF what is called the tissue. which 10, in common
the control of mental emotions and associetions a,
an early period Of life and, as We shall subse.
quently see, these emotions, when excessive. lead
long before PUBERTY to habits which sap the yery
lie OF their victims ere nature has sef-competed
their development.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

IHE ALABAMA CLAINs.-The London Times
yesterday had editorial article giving the
basis OF settlement and the present Ia us of the
question al issue betWeen the United States and
Great Britain A mixed commission, consist.
ing OF TWO members from each nation, wiIl o.. a ID.
pOiniSd 10 adJudgs all questions arising since
l-J2, the date OF the last commission. England
responsibility IN the matter of the Alabama
claims Will he referred TO Prussia for arbitra.
non II the decision Is IN favor of America
tnen The commission will investigate the
Claims America has Withdrawn the question
OF me recognition OF the Southern - a:es by
Great Britain during the war. The San Juan
business " III he referred TO the President of
Switzerland tor Arbitration.
A later dispatch says There Is the hi Oh sst
reason 10 believe that the statement made by tn
London Times Is incorrect. The fourth artic L.
OF the Convention, 20 which the Times particu-
larry ailudrs- reads in fact As follows: s.Ths
commissioners shall have power TO ad ludicat.
upon The class of claims referred 20 n the Gill;
CIal correspondence between the two Govern
ments. as tne Alabama claims; but before any
of such claims arr to be taken con Iteration
by them, the two high contracting powers shall
hX upon some sovereign or head of a friendly
power as an aTbIIatrr, 10 whom such CLAIMS
shall be referred in case the Commissioner
canno- unanimously agfee." This opens every
clam in vowed ht ther that of the ri.ht II the
English Government TO recognize the Confed-
@TaCy. or any other question.
The Times speaks OF the distinguished pub
Hcists. whose Judgments will and tn King OF
frU sia. GrsssEI-r aud Hefftrer. bOtl lead u :
UTIters on International law, and engaged In
The Berlin administrations.
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NRW YORK-FIRsT BOARD,
rBy Bankers and brokers' Telegraph. ,

Lewis johnson & Go. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK Nov ll.-Eirst Board-U. s. 6's
ISL coupon, ll3 1; 6.20's, 1862, coupons 10o 's
1854, coupon, lO6 ls6o, coupons, 1863; looo,
coupon, new, lO9 5.2O's, 1851, coupon. lO7 :
l04Ts, coupons, ICi7 p; Pacific Mail, us; Ohio
Miss Certificates, 90 3 Mariposa, 6 Z; Atlantic
Mail, none; Canton, 46; Cumberland, 35; W
U. Telegraph, b :; Quicksilver, 2iA; Bostoo
Water Power, 10; N. Y. Central, IlS&; Erie,
3-'s; do. preferred, 62 y; Hudson, 1s2; Reading
96 a; Michigan Central, 1I6; Michigan South
elm, el7s; Illinois Central. liO4; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 50; Northwest, 791R; do. preferred.
S1S; Cleveland and Toledo, u y I: Rock Island,
1U2s; Fort Wayne, l07; Alton Terra Haute,
none; Toledo & Wabash, So; Adams EXP, 46 J.
Wells, Fargo & Go. Exp. - \; American Ex-
press, -; United States Express. Az; Mer-
chants Union, 1914; Chicago & Alton. 139; do
preferred, I39. Market weak. Gold. l334. al3iS \
BY Cable
LONDON, Nov. lille a. m.-Consols. OF =
Bonds, a Illinois, 96k: Erie, u; Atlantic and
Great Western IL. r., 3s..
FRANKFORT, Ills a. m.-Bonds, = 5aT9.
LONDON. Nov. IL, LOO p m.-Bonds, ~
easy; Illinois, 96s, Erie, 261s COnsols, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-11

" Maine has population of 70O,oOU. She
bas AZ towns each with population of three
or more thousands. Portland has 35u0O Ran
gor 2O,WN, Lewiston 10000. No other town
TeaC hes 10000.
~ Mr.. John Quincy Adams was a candi.
date for represe Etative from Quincy rs well as
for Governor of Massachusetts, and was de.
feated in both instances.
ga voter sold himself in Albany for a
twenty dollar greenback. The next day he
discovered that the bill was a counterfeit.
~Sweet pea wreaths and small honey
suckles are becoming fashionable for evening
addresses, and are pronounced very pretty.
~Racine College has billiard tables within
its walls.
MA telegraph cable was laid across East
river, between New York and Brooklyn, on
Monday.
aSThe New York papers are discussing
the question, Nv hen will the earthq uake visit
us !'
1-The crowning statue for the Gettysburg
natiOncl cemetery monument just arrived, is a
twelve feet-high Goddess Of Liberty, weigh.
ing 1900 pounds, and cut by Randolph Rogers
II Italy,