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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-11-05

TREASON IN VIRGiSiA.--0ur readers are al
ready aware that Mr.. William Il. Hale had
been indicted by = grand jury in Harrison
COUNTY, Virginia, !c- -e.t:n. ur 6 club .;
subscribers to the New York Tribune. A
private letter from that region informs US
that, after the grand jury had been in SEES
sion i've days, and presented one hundred
indictments, it was discovered that one oil
It's members was surveyor Of the highways,
and consequently ineligible, thus vitiating ali
the indictments. Mr.. Hall had He'd to Penn
sylsania. A new jury was empanneled but
~ the Court sat but two DAYS aiterward. his
case was not reached. The most singular
part Of the affair is that the jury found q
true bill OF indictment against the editors Of
the New York Tribune.
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Snow AT rnK EAsr.--On Friday last "a yio-
lent snow storm ragged in northern New
York. The storm extended with less yio-
lsnce to Albany, Philadelphia, Baltimore md
Washington. Winter whereabouts seems to
have set in in earnest.
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incorporates Notice.

EncOrpOra1kOn Notice.
X NOW all whom IL may concern, that II. W .
IA Sample, John W. Cleghorn, J. K. Hornish, j.
H. sullivan, John McCune, ID. D. smith, p. c.
Wright, Charles Parsons. Guy Wells, X. II. Harri.
son, d. 1. Brigham, VIM. Leighton, WIN. Timber
man, j. NJ. Hiatt and James L. Estes, have incor-
porated themselves and their associates, under the
name and style Of
THE KEOKUK WATER COMPANY,
with q capital stock Of Three Hundred 7xousand
Dollars, which may be increased or diminished, -
the stockholders may find expedient. The private
property Of 10 exempted from liability
beyond the amount Of their unpaid stock The
principal place Of business Of the Company, IL ct
keokuk, Iowa. The object Of the Company 10 to
supply the city Of keokuk aud vicinity with water,
for mechanical and domestic purposes. The bssi-
ness Of the company TO be under the direction Of
the eorporstors or Board Of seven Directors, and
to exist for periods Of twenty years. renewable a.
provided BY the Laws Of Iowa, aud the articles OF
Incorporation Of Record, In the ONCE Of the Recor
der Of Deeds, in the county Of Lee, state Of lows
The Indebtedness of the company Is limited to the
sum Of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dol
lars.
keokuk, Iowa Oct 10Th 1885, Iavxv
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CHEAT ATTR ACTION
AT THE

O3EA1 AVIhACI1ON
AT THE
"N NJ b l.. II 81 XPEN CE!!D
T AN now receiving heavy stock Of sgAsosA sls
/ GOODS. direct from the Eastern cities. They are
not second hand goods but fresh and nice. A
good assortment and large lot, to suit all kiads
Of customers.
There three things TO BE- considssedi In tradins
one 10 u have the right kind Of gnods; another y
70 make the prices 10 suit and the third 10 70 have
accommodating statesmen. My houses possess oil
these rsqsirsmsnts and certainly there Il the place
TO get aou bargains.
Ny WINTER STOCK consists in part Of the FOL.
lowing Dsiaine-, solid and figured debAisc, meri.
nos. iastres, piads, liDseys gnGhAms, cloths cas-
simsro4, cAstncts, tweeds, Jeans, Canton Asnnels,
WOOL 9aaasls ali colors, opera 6snaeis, wool com
ffts, hoods, mitts, giovcs, hosiery, tfble linen,
dAmAsk, diaper, shAwi.. long and Hay STATE, nsn
wool shirts and drawers, doiassties Lue asd brown
tickings, shestngs, hats and caps booss and Shoes
anu every thing usually foand In the dry gods de-
partment. And in connection with the above, I
have large stock Of CaocKsKr WARG. Having
recently recruited my stock, can o6er supsstor
inducements In this tine. Also, good assortment
Of choice FAMILY uKDCEktEs; In fact, every
thing Ia the merehAndise line, and IL there Ii any
article We cannot farnish, can tell you whore to
And IL.
just drop In at the "NIMDLKsI ApENCE," ard
look 81 those Ner Goods, which have mot been on
hand since the year ons. H. sn,rds ~ pleasure to
show nice 60 ,ds. You will Gnd them NJ
Nos. ~. "a = iOD Maio.ss keoGuG.
Oct22-dAw =. d. BILLINGS.
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SINGING SCHOOLS
". ThuMFsos
f.aie Of Ifarrodsturgh, KY
BANKING House

HATCH a. THOMPSON,
boh
DAkTI0ULAk attention paid to collections, and
i rsmittanccs mad at current rates.
All business appertaning to Banking promptly
attended to.
Exchange on England, Ireland, and the Cont
nent II. W. BAILEY, Cashier.
EXPERIENCES:
y. M. Morrison, Cashier Manhattan Co., N. T..
Chas. B. Foote. ca.h + Commercial Bank, Gin;
Kinney, Espy Co, Cincinnati;
:. IL Bullen, fash r Bank Kentucky, Louisville;
Curtis 4 Warren,
Northern Bank of kentucky, Lexington;
Taylor, Shelby Il Co.,
Farmers Bankof Kentucky. Frankfort;
Commercial Bank Of Kentucky.
Darby Barksdaie, st. Louis;
Pittman Brother,
Il. l. Tinkman 4 TO-, Chicago;
Mitchell Cabe, Rock Island fnov d
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Hos. CHAs. SuxNKR.--On Friday last this
gentleman was expected to return to Boston.
A grand banquet was to be given him at Mu-
sic Hall. committee OF citizens was 10
meet him At Brooklyn and escort him home.
There will be something Of q contrast in the
sentiments uttered, in the general tone and
spirit manifested, and in the character Of the
people present, on that occasion, and on the
occasion Of the reception of Bully Brooks
among the Niger aristocracy of disunion-
dom. The rut6an and him on whom the ruff
6an laid violent hands have receptions quite
different, are welcomed BY men Of quite a
different stamp, and elicit sentiments Of
quite different character from each other.
Who would covet the honors, the associa-
tions, and the compliments Of the assassin
in preference to those Of him who was
struck down for his defence OF Human
Rights?
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Fall ana winter 81 laAg.
SUPPLIES JUST KECEIvED.

>. ~. HuTcnIHsoN. yAs. DEWEY.
MUTCnINSoN 4 DEWEY.
MERCHANT TAILOR6,
THIRD street, between Main and johnson, Kse-
ask. Iowa, have jast reviewed II their FaShIoaahie
Tailoring and Furnishing establishment, . choice
asd sxnsilsnt supply Of BsesAslotAs, Cassimsrss,
vstings, and Gentlemen Furnishing Goods, At eli
descriptions, and guarantee thAt their work sAa h
aone In the most approved and satisfactory
They are ssnntantly receiving the New York aad
Philadsphia fashions, and respectfully solicit All
who desire good work and the best material 70 give
them call Agents for
FToncis Mdhan's System Of Garment
Cutting.
Also, Reports 81 Fashions.
oct22-diy HUTCHINSON / DEWEY
EonsenelIe sank % Dellevue.
BELLEVUE, NEBRASKA.
Jso WsAas Prest; 1Ho. II. Bsxros. IT,, yics Prsst;
JoHs J. TowH, Cashier.
INHE subscribers the st0ck hD lders and owners
! Of the above Bank, and are b. the provisious
Of IL Chastsr individually responsible for it. Is
Sues and will redeem it, notes in coin at the coun-
ter Of the Baak, p Bellevue, Eebssska and ~ The
c s. ke s.. s:a ' s:.n e. s,::n'
Benton, Cosneil Bls6s, Iowa. In exchange % New
York 81 current rates or 10 currency.
GREENE WKARR,
GREENE, WRAKR BENTON,
NORRIS G. TOWN,
n. b. GRAVES,
ostsi .dw3m JOHN J. TOWN.
SAwSI SAWS!I SAWS!II
MANUFACTURED NJ
PAUTM 4 IANaKNC.
ALDAyY, NJ.
NTED!
7Ae LSvyess Steek 10 BE- (oS~d IN THIS Cifys
COMMITTING
CROSS-CUT, MULAY MILL, CIRCULAR.
For sale nj Manufacturers Prices, by
TiLLlNGHAST, LANE< BuRL,
oct3l 1873 Main-st.. Sign Of RroadAxe.
INBU0A1GCE AGAINST FIRM
I'm Stores, ChursAss, Pork Houses, Manchester
Furniture and AsrshAsdlee elected In the
HARTFORD TIkC INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 1900, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., or HARTFORD, 4
CAPITAL e2O0, 900.
STAR ms co, OF ONDENSBURGH. n. r..
CAPITAL 3l00, 900.
The above copanies adjust and pay all losses
equitabiy and promptly.
WI. W. BELKNAP, Agent,
novI-d dim Second-st.
re Daguerrean AYtlsts.
ESOR SALE-A we'll sstAblishea Dagusrreea CAL
/ lery, containing reception room. y-lgAt ops-
rating room, and work room, with 6sturss snd In
stramsnts. The rooas nay be rented for any
lsngth Of time. The propristor's reasons for SELL
inE viii y made known % any Who my wish 20
psFshaas. Apply % ARTIST, = II this e0cs.
IENITAN WINTER APPLKs.--sOO bills. for
~ sale y cLuT1s4 Walker.
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smrLicirY.--A neighbor Of ours not long
siAce introduced to his son, about six years
Of age, little brother who had Just arrived
in this world, which al agree il abusing but
mons like to part with, even in exchasge for
! beltcr. The boy looked 1t his infant
brother in some little perplexity, and then
raising his eyes to his father, inquired
eWhere did you getit?'' s'Bought him, my
son. said the father, with laudable gravity,
Again the boy looked at the baby, mad after
n short time asked, swhy didn't you pick out
white one, father 2''--[ Albany knicksr-
booker.
NATURES NoBLTs.--Of the Marshals OF
Napoleon, twenty -three-the great majority
in number, rs we'll as the first in talents and
in fams--rose from the ranks. Among them
were Msrat, Nsy, Morey, Jourdau, Massena,
Angerau, Bernadottc, Soult, Udinot, Mou-
tou, D'orlon, Bugeaud, DO. Tho few men Of
noble blood who figured among the Marshals
Of this great master of the art OF war, were
the most weak and inefficient of the whole
number. There was no chance Of the arts
tocracy Of Europe to put in claim to any
share of the glory achieved by Natures
Chivalry in the memorable era.
CATHOLIC CoLoNY IN lowA.--lt is stated
upon German authority, in the Pittsburg
Dispatch, that since the Sunderland War in
Switzerland the Catholic clergy and monks,
fearful of losing the large property they held,
have been converting 1t into cash, which
they have sent from time to time to the Z.
States to buy land with. They have agents
in this country to manage those lands, and
get Catholic settlers for them. In this way
n COLONY has been founded in Town. mostly
Of Germans from Pittsburg.
CT Prairie fires have been very destruct-
i've this fall in this part OF the State, consum-
ing in some instances, everything the farmer
possessed in the shape Of wheat and hay.
Fences and timber have not been exempted
from the ravsges of the FIRE. In some parts
Of the country the surface Of the earth has
been stripped completely Of all combustible
matter, presenting black and desolate ap-
pearance. Jasper Co. Express.
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CALIFORNIA BALLOT Box.--We saw on Sat-
urday model Of the boxes used by the bal
lot-box suffers in the California elections
II is made like an ordinary square box, with
u cover and swings ON hinges, and with II
hole in it through which the ballot is dropped
At one end of the box there is very thin
slide which pulls down and allows the ballots
which have been deposited by the ''stnfers'
in a cavity in the end Of the box to fall on,
and become mixed up with those properly de.
posted by the voters. The box has also a
false bottom, which is drawn out at one end
and shows another package OF false votes.
The box is very ingeniously arranged, and
By its aid few designing men could control
any election at which it was used. This box
may be seen 1t our counting room.-- Boston
Journal.
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q ONteN.

I hsvsth day sold out NY entire stock u goods
toJ X. Humphrey, who will continue TO carry
IN the Hat, Cap Bonnet Business ri my old 1t and
tNe 81 Main street. and return my sincere thanks
!" my old friends and customers fur their liberal
patronage, and solicit fsr may sss~ssos soatias.
Aaee Of the sAas. y. =. HUAPakEy.
Drtib a
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BANK OF FLORENCE,
floronco, Nebraska rerril0vy.
GEO. B. SARHENT, Prcs't, JIM. PARKER Cash.
Psnss Nssrst. srs By the pro,ss,oo .a i d.
Charter, individually responsible for oil ~ Issues.
aud will redeem the Notes Of said rnstitnton In
Coin, ut it's counter In tho city Of Florence, and at
either OF their Banking Houses, In Eastern Tx
change 1T per cent, in Specie at same rates ~
other Currency.
Cook 4 Sargent, Davenport, lows;
Cook, Sargent Downey, Iowa City;
Cook. Sargent r Cook, Fl. Des Aoincs;
Cook, Sargent 4 Parker, Florence, Nebraska.
Davenport, Iowa. July |, 80. sept1-d3n
Important 10 Raiiroad Csnsracssrs.
VVNHE subscriber, inventor and patcntee Of an I'm
1 proved Self Loading Cart or Scoop Cart, has
recently brought to this locality few Oh them and
they are now at work grading Exchange street, in
where they may be ct work Mt any time during
the season. They remove earth for one half Ii
cost Of doing by the cart and shovel and are W Il
worthy the attention Of all engaged in that kind Of
to witness their operation and inform themselves q
70 their value and economy. All information on
the subject be obtained Of the subscriber 1t the
IA. sPRAauE.
Keokuk, August ao-dtwsm
TO THE PUnLIC,
And More Especially 10 the LaAles.
JOHN II. HOOPER,
Late Moore Hooper,)
On Main-st., near EOkUk,
AS lust received Of the largest assort On snts
IL Of choice perfumes and fancy goods over ",
fercd in this city, among which may 10 found
Otto of Roses Ext. Yves. End;
Ext. Jockey Club Ext. Sea Rose;
Ext. CAyoline; Ext. New Mown Hay;
Aromatic Vinegar Aromatic Crystals
BaIin's Macassar Oil;
Eau de Cologne
Lily White chalk bsils;
kouges of all kinds
Ba.ry's Trieophsras;
Egyptian HAIR Dyv;
Pink Saucers;
Randoline;
Msen Fun;
The Balm Of Thousand Flowers Soaps Of Ill
descriptions. shaving and toilet. Port Aounaies
railroad companions, cigar cases, combs, brusbe.
Of superior quality, cachous omatises, pearled
cardamum seed for giving delightful perfume TO
the breath after smoking.
The subscriber respectfully solcits q call from
his friends before purchasing else where.
octsd j. II. HOOPER.
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Wstake pleasure IN calling attentioa 70 tho let
ter Of Aessrs. q. Z. Back AGO, Of AaGisoa, which
appears In oar paper to-day, in references 70 ths
promptness and iibcralisy Of the Pranklin Fire !
Marine Insurance Company, In paying their loss
which resulted from the late Orc in oar city. W.
haze had occssion heretofore, to call attention to
this company, and We feel pleased 10 again recon-
mend II, - worthy Of confidence and support. Tia,
company 10 ths best which pays prompt yand lber-
ally ~ losses and this the franklin has slways
manifestsd . disposition to do.--I Madisos ArKas
and Democrat.
". =. Tarner, E.q., Is agent Of this company .,
keokuk.
Oct. 10. dim.
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GO During the last few days we have had
tremendous fog-a fog covering land and
wa,er-a fog exceeding London fogs An ex-
cessive damp and dismal fog--a fog suih-
Gent TO account for temporary derange-
ment Of mind Of half tho pilots and steam
boat captains on the lakes a fog that would
be deemed sufficient cause for any number
OF coughs and catarrhs. /, was so substan-
tial that samples Of it might have been cut
out and enclosed in letter. Ii commenced
on Saturday evening, it lasted through Sat-
urday night concealed the sun from us on
Sunday, it la4led through Sunday night, it
partially cleared away yesterday afternoon,
and exhibited the sun like IN old shilling
piece with the coat Of arms rubbed of; it
came on thicker again last night, and settled
down on the earth with the solidi,y Of an
established institution. Ii may last day,
or il may last week, or month. 1t is
With us and seems bound to remsin.--I To-
ronto Colonist, clst.
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frankie. fire Insurance C.

Co, In relation IN the promptness manifestsd BY
this Company in settling the lees they sastAinsd
by tho late fire, and covered by this Company. The
franklin 10 . safe, pronpt and Ieilsbls Company,
and We tsks pleasure in recommending IL to the
confederation Of our citissus who need inssr rance
on their property Madison Patriot.
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Punch ia very facetious touching life in
surance in London, and in criticising the pol
icy, thinks the following questions might,
with great propriety, be added;
Did your great-grandmother ever complain
Of being frightened to death?
Are you in the habit Of reading Mr.. ALI
sons histories, or the Morning Advertiser, or
any other publications tending to leng,hen
life?
ls your wife strong minded woman?
DO you know any Americans, and is
there any chance Of your getting into a
political argument with the owner Of re-
vover?
Are you a polite man who doesn't mind
running out Of hot opera house to get up
carriage on d wet night.
Did you ever set upon an Elizabeth drama
OF modern construction, and how many
years ago, and who attended you, medically,
afterwards
DO you run after fancy preachers, and do
they make you cry
What was the general state OF your ances-
ters' health in the fifteenth and sixteenth cen.
turtles?
Was any Of your family ever swallowed up
by an earthquake?
Are you always careful not 10 tread on or.
ange peel in the street.
Have you ever been afflicted with hishmen
or any other epldemicsy
Who curls your hair
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a .UIIA,lll.WIIll,n.,

MAbIsoN, Wiz, Sspt. IT 1885.
Editors Daily pnfriof:T-Wc take pteasuss u ~
knowledging til. Iib,rAlity ofthe Praakiin Rirs
and Marins Insurance Company, ~ fead ~ ~,
WIS.,, In promptly settling AID rayiEg, hs1sse Il
VAS due, the " $1,000, being tho fnii Aaeanso VI
oar policy In that Company. Oar agrsaAis esnns-
Actions With the ohesrs Of tho company, shYu than
TO be gsntismen disposed To do right without qsib
bling or evasion and their promWness In paying
the loss before II was due, shown degree of soi-
vency which should and will inspire public conk-
dence in the ability aud soundncss u the company
We trust the company will receive good share VI
public patronage. which We feel confident IL richly
deserves
nrsrs 4 No
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W0ok On Win Suusi0cIADie spirit put kohSi"A
good feeling. All parties worked like
beavers. The polls were crowded nearly
all day, and not \ great number OF
votes more could very we'll have besn taken.
Some tricks were rcsorted to, as usual. The
Fillmoreites, for instance, had some Of their
tickets headed 'sRepublican ticket" and We
are told, some headed aDemocraaic ticket i"
bat it is questionable If many gudgeons were
caught in that way. We observed, too, that
the Buchaneer distributors, most or all, vera
supplied with Fillmore tickets, and If the
Buchanan ticket was rejected, Fillmore
ticket was oifered,--a fact which showed
an appreciation Of the relations which
subsisted between those two PARTIES
The day, though muddy, was not otherwise
unpleasant, and nearly the full vote OF the
town was polled. Fifteen hundred and
seven votes were cast.
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aOWa state Ins0FanCe Company.
osricn ~ aAnrIA's Kew sunmxa, and sypgr,
second Street, Keokug, lows.
VlNHIB Home Company takes kisks On The Dsfss
i classes u property, ON THE MUTUAL PLAN,
AND On TIN CASH PLAN FOR CASH FkE-
MIuM, NJ rates ~ Reasonable u those of any rsia
bic compAny.
piRscroasv
C. II. Perry, u. X. Ford, Jamss y. Cox.
0co. b. 6myth, Z. 0arbss, n. d. woodward,
c. n. Conn, =. n. HAIRLESS, s. y. vswhiss,
john AcCuns, J.W. RsAkin.
OyvtCAns
G. II. PERRY, Pres, X. II. HARRISON, 1ssasf;
J. W. RANKIN, Vice Pres, W. =. TURNER. 6es,
d. mss.
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Just rsss1vsd, . supply Of Winter strsinsa Leed
y OH, superior article.
aovi7 MOORE ! HOOPER.
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In reference to the Company mentioned In the
above card, we and the following in the Aadison
papsss. This Company enjoys good sspasation
throughout tho west for sonptness and hbssslity
and should be we'll supported BY the public.
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4 small Farm Fer sale.
A FARM containing 50 acres, 50 II IL being en-
\ closed, choice land, only II miles from Keo-
kuk, and miles from Bsifsst: For particulars en-
qusreof EDWARD KILBOURNE, keokuk. or OF
aR0 crANWoon
IN H.
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Library Asssclatlo no.
II WILL fnrnish Books 70 Lihsasiss - Hastan saA-
alogns prices, dedastisG 10 per esnt. 0eadyosr
orders 70 4. b.O0DEN.
sept3d 1&5 - Bata-st.
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String Prairie. Iowa, Aug 1o-d&wtf
LN0k SALE Low AND ON GOOD THRMS.-Iots
l. and !, block ls5, corner Of johnson and 18th
streets lots III and "a, block 30e corner OF Main
and 18th streets ~ feet In. n I5e feet oorner Of
9Th and Ridge Block 90, Reds addition; also, 10
acres Of Acautiful land, miles FROM town. on the
Des Moines kAilroad. ED. WElCHAAN,
Ht29-d Keoknk, Iowa
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The above copanies adjust and pay all losse,
equitabiy and promptly.
WI. W. BELRNAP, Agent,
n0vl Hecond-st.
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GMUIN1 haas OF, white 1tlck Pona1s. is
~ rssslvva md for tale cheap By -.
uovl7 MOORE H00pxR
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-09
DRUNKENNESS in New Albany.

The editor OF the New Albany Ledger. q
bitter anti.Amercan paper, says in late
number OF that sheet:
We counted during brief walk Yesterday
afternoon no less than sixty five drunken
men and half-grown boys.
What a commentary is this upon the de-
struction OF The Prohibitory Liquor Law.
What confession for an editor to make,
who with his party have been laborlng Tor
months to retard the workings OF tins law
aud to bring with it public condemnation
They have at last succeeded So far as TO
again give free license 10 the retailing OF
liquor. The above is an evidence OF the
effects of this success in New Albany. This
whiskey editor, in brief walk, has counted
sirty,fre drunken men ard hal. 9roien boys!
And yet he dares oppose law which was
honestly intended to prevent the spectacle
Of even one drunken nun on the streets OF
any town or city in the State--and when
did have the effect in great measure, Vio-
lated secretly as certain OF It's provisions
were and under Old Line approval, to al
most drive drunkenness and oil its conse'
auent miseries from the State. But now,
by the evidence OF an Old Line editor, what
a terrible condition Oh things does our SISTER
city of New Albany present! THIS single
statement Of what this New Albany editor
saw in a "brier walk" should forever sea!
his lips or dry the ink in his pen, when
he feels disposed to talk or write against
Prohibitory Liquor Laws.-Evansrhse Jour.
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1asiasnt At Cincinnati Trade.

A few days siAce, we happened to be IN
n wholesale confectioners, where sweet
things were made by the ton, and sent far
and wide to all lovers of candies. Observ-
ing some nice, square boxes on the counter,
inst put up, we asked--'Where are those
boxes going to-" To Napoli Romanla, the
canitsi of Greece" "Greece!" said we,
"can't the Greeks make their own candy
"They have not the sugar, SIR "How
long have you exported candy to Greece!
"A6out three years; We are about to send
our candy to Constantnople, through ASA
Minor" -.
Here was nsic idea to us, thing mol
often got hold OF. Two thousand years age
Greece flourished, the most glorious nation
of antiquity. But the other day. this conn'
try was dark, ssvage.peopled wilderness
and now we are sending the products OF ou'
in dustry to that old, classic, historical world
Louisiana sugar is manufactured into oin
clnna,i candy, and sent to the Esean Sea
the Hellespont, and, perhaps, TO Noun
Olympus itself! The moral Of this fact II
found in the energy Of Development an Parfe'
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