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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-04

N. P. Willis is lying seriously i'll At ldlewild.
A bilious fever and q return Of his old trouble
of the lungs have combined in q prostration,
against which his usual active resistance TO
disease has succumbed for the present. 1t will
probably be some little while before he is able
to resume his busy pen.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-04

The last excuse for crinolne is, that the
"weaker vessels need much hopping!
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-04

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sent was given for reading the article.
The Speaker remarked that the manuel ex-
pressly provided that reflections should not be
made on the coordinate brauch in debate.
Mr.. Hughes said the attack was on Sena-
tor from his State. He availed himself Of the
rule, and asked that the offensive language be
taken down ct the clerks desk.
The Speaker replied that this matter did not
come before the House ia the manner which the
rules contemplated.
Mr.. Hughes hoped that the House would in
dulge him in saying that the imputation-he
was here interrupted BY general cry Of order
from the Republican side.
Mr.. Clay. call the gentlemen on that sill
to order. There was much confusion through.
out these proceedings.
Mr. Marshall observed that merely IN extract
from the Burlington Hawk-Eye had been read.
and that no accompanying proposition had yet
been reported.
Mr. English said there ~as nothing in The
case, and Was perfectly willing that the House
should investigate it.
| The House returned to the confederation Of
Mr. Jones' resolution, and finding itself without
q quorum, adjourned.
SrxArE.-Ar. Seward presented the joint res.
olusion Of the LeglalatUse Of New York, ID
fsvor Of promoting Lieut. xAury. Referred to
Naval Committee.
NJ. Wilson presented protest from shiF
i owners and many others, Of Boston, against ths
ilnv compelling them 70 purchase Rogers ma
rine signals. Referred to the Committee OF
Commerce.
IRE Paraguay resolution was then taken up
M. Mallory explained the circumstances un
der vhicA ths difkculty bad occurred bstweer
j ths WAtsr witch and ths Paraguay anthorisiss
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-04

99 BaTUmOfe, AptEt SVs
The Scientific Association assembled q II
o'clock In che Maryland Inssisu,e-aoous iOO
mraabers psesenI In the Absence o. me rrse-
idsnt, Alexis CAsweu Vas called 70 tne OnaiF.
E-,sr.ive arranreunsuts arc made for extending
hosnisality % n,smbers by the citxens Of Bal
.s~@fF.~ 80 a @N @fsT8& sa& 81 H8@&A #w&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21
Com M Err OF Al.
DAMN 0ATn err OvvIcs, I
yeokuk J una flat.

~ !. - 80. fs..~..~- ,
9san.S J..s IN.
p,nup No.. u,I,. p,.,. r.mu,s fr.,,
.h...,ns A = MI, r..,. srp.,sr1 fshrhr
1870 ~ ~ $500. a Al al. r,tS ks4rs.
W Pr -, aAi. se...A, s...,;.v. = 81 = MI
49, 80. " - - o.sns,. e @ =
~. u,.s1;.. fa.,a $3.50, - = Ger 100 il. /
nm ~ x3fn aYrcrra -. J. - =, mo.
C0rr $3.50 -. 3 -.
nARrxy.-Cs.A $1,000 q, ,,,.. J. .i,ti = u
"a 3 -.
wHrAT.sa. a u =, .o-.on soe Tor q ime
OARS. ,.r-.st !, 40.
pyR-aE = Ias ,,,.,. eou,pr In
pnrAr0ne -sa.... !, ss,a,,. = Is In So.
annnrrTnx a. q. E..,r ~, 7a,o a. min. 4,
!. .h,s.. 81. e,.,,s.d 70 70 1o,. s,u,h.d ana Loaf
- = III. MAse.1sp Plantation ss 70 4oe. 4. II. 20
= =. 49,. evr.,. rs 10 sos. oos.e--R,o Il,
a III. ~ = iie. Rise 6 70 Sic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21

TO THE LADIES.
AIRS. N. TALON, having Just returned frsu
lVl the East, 10 new o1srine 10 The Ladies' ! nnc
ssoek Of New spring 0oods, including Donnsts,
AibAers, Ylewsrs, and svssy thing IN that lins.-.
Her shop ID removed -
Ne. u MaaA.Bt..
Whsrs shs Will b. pleased = SEE her nansrous
eastcnsn. -. fowlsr's Models for sals.
49, /.
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nAssoluslon.

TIyHB Co. Partnership heretofore existipr ~
j tween ths subscribers, under the name and
Arm u 1arrar Aainss, 10 this day dissolved "
nutual consent. Robert r. 9. Hsipes viii CO.
tinus in the business, and sign the name q ths
Arm In liquidation. They will also settle al -
counts Of the late arm, and oil debts DE u mast
he paid them. II. b. fAkRARI
ROBERT HAINHS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21
REMOVAL.

The DAILY GATE CITY OFFICE ID
- McCuss's Building, corner Of Main and
0ssood Streets. Entrance on Bseond stsest;
Ooanting Room drst door 70 ths right.
Orders for al kinds Of Job Work FLIED
with neatness and dispaach.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21
= y W a r y . 4 u Z i 4 4 r Y r ,
ASTcRAnYs A. Law,
-
js7d6m 49,


save xOUt Money
A ND keep yosr Provisioas lsvm spoillngs y
~ purchasing one II Reed Essls' les Cheah,
nanuf sctursd AL sises, II their Carpenter and
Jobbing shop, ON johnson street, between lth and
ttA.
VcnitiAn Blinds (insids) made 70 order. Ord1p
From distance promptly attended To-.
may27dIm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21

1UssNEss NOTICE.
We expect al Job Work TO BE- paid for on
delivery, unless there Il special unidentified
Ing 70 the sonsrsry.
1rhs river opposite bad fallen about 8
fest on Saturday, and the Dss Aoinss 10
down 90 that boats pass the locks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21
ossrsHsy ..s 60 y

AIAs.
Ias ncSsepontaq nans g NsN 49, - ~ "a ~ ~.
s,s a &. 49, - "a ~ ~ Yc.s ns.ss
Il sc.sss they srs not reserved hsrss
Co.,. so.,h china.
Erohanes, Bangor.
.sarisi..s DO
rsssw...h r,.~o,tA.
uAllo~sia, Hallowsli.
Sanford.
0rossss, Basass
chin. Bsal,
Exeter ,Rx.ses.a.:
v.... a..,i
.ss@
south noyAton.
risrk, 1snninsson.
DAnoy' nanny.
CONNECTICUT.
Farmers Bridgeport.
PoQuonnock DO
Hsttsrs, Bethel.
Colchsstsr, Colchester.
Merchants Exchange, Bridgeport.
North Amer, seymour.
wo sScsne, W rssSs.u1.
Uncss.
Granite Bank.
Litshhsh.
Rhode ISLAND.
Rills NJ All thu Rhode Island Ranka. AZ.
-. ~. eolln-;.. - ,...;,.d - -.
80 ~ eS
O0uUA1 O00Ae vlSs -
nAak ef seth County, Bank o. "a. hepu6hs.
lefnsss Dank. hoPkinton BANK.
Moooe Aslase Ger. bk. 1Seton
Weswbk 1snk. M. vernon
NuW HoeA.
AefteaItayAis hs4nsrceeoty. -
ga.synaa :, -
aM.e.Illsssss 80,
n.s.s..s.. nsaI,S
S~.rxsss INV. S3.
n-s~.s go
49, 49,.
49,. 49, x,
$500 ruIy = 49,. i,...
E.-s,s1 1.. :. $3.50
49,
r..s,i 49, N~s
cS.w.ns ~ nsrs
p,stt Rnn.Ic
..v ...arY.
Comm.,ci., p.,sh Amhov
Bank Of New Jsrsey. New Brunsviok.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21

s.eaa
n'el Ana s'llLa'a s..4s
rA.. .,r s..sr. .s...s hi. ..,l... \,
Goods have all bssa Wight within the
last month for CASH. and At
+ Prices that cashShy this
Spring would buy
them At,
AND WILL ~ SOLD At rgicKs
HrEOR CASH
That other cash or credit store will attempt To
compete With.
In short, ny STOCK rs EXTENSIVE and deai-
Ysble, and will be SOLD AT PK1cE1 that will be
looked for in vain ~ any other stses.
lam prepared to give general bensht 70 my
friends and the world at large, and will Be found
on hand resdy and willing TO inpart fsvors 70 all
who want to buy
GOODS CHEAP son CASH.
Fine French Lawns, Fine Robes A'Quille,
Fine Organdie Musiins, Fine Berege
Robes, Fine French Challies,
In every shade and color, es per cent. loss
than ever before offered.
Plain TsfFeta, Black Watered, Poulet d'joIe,
Satin Chime, and Plain Black
oUMKS, at Bargains.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW
Stella, Thibes and Grape SHAWLS, Lace
and Silk MANTILLAS and TALMAS.
PRINTS, GINGHAMS AND DE LANES,
From No Price Up.
c A r p e T r Q @ II s.,
On the second door, .fe nov Glled with New and
rua.r. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21

EAnana IN, n. -.
+ lRFERS his ssrvl paeian, Surgeon, A.
~ couchenf and V citiycns Of Keo-
xxx and vicinity.
ties In Germany, w Ais hospital practice
there, - veil q his ex dee during four years
service ~ Surgeea II the X. X. Russian Navy, and
also three = 1ics in New b. gland, will, he
hopes, secs u confidence Of this COM
nunity.
Anythia Nod VI Dsntistry-opsfa-
tive or mschoG III - executed In satisfae-
tory manner - -. Charges reasonable.
Attendance Give - dwslhngs II required.
Hxaminetions an1 n11e.
~kssidsnss nd a., between High
and Morgan.
Kimball, y. d. Howe y.
ESQ.,, of Denmark, LOO -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21


psussd q OnnsR's saloon on Johnson street.
e1Ths following paragraph appeared IL
h communication Of correspondent ef -
ChisAgo Tribune, Published on the u
end dated at Ksokuk:
This il the dsadest, dullsst, most qaiG
place ever bshsld or heard Of. WhssS
awoks this morning, had hard work 10 psSv
suede myself thss il was not ASSdsy-n6.
man cay that be frequently looked up and
down Main street 10 the middle Of Is day,
end did not see man, woman or child in the
whole street. would advise people having
business here 70 postpone It, - The 6rst
question asked, on people landing hers, 10
s'Whst time does the packet isavs2"
We cut The paragraph from the Has0ksys.
We observed il in the Tribune, and were
minded TO insert it in the Gate City the nsxt
day. but on second thought concluded "
would allow our neishbor Of tho HaWkeys
The Qualification OF Hrst reproducing it, fer
W felt certain shas the very next issue after
itfsll under the eye Of the editor would con-
tain Il. No dirty, malicious ding 1t Ksokuk,
however transpsrsntly false, ever fails Of
ventilation through the columns Of that pa
per.
Ksokuk no longer stands 10 need Of formal
defence against the attacks Of her rivals and
vsaemous srsdoosrs IN gsssnD ssa ~
ford to spit on them asd !. ~
y true that W have sal1 81 Mn
, Other towns and eitiea. ~
that ~ havs en-
average, " hsv(
Probably The
graph was son
lAsd-shaxk thas
aasiapstsd plandsG
.end therefore euye6
good will. Al eli svsnts - y0khemssas IRE
most grossly false, and Do not give svidsnes
Of : spirit that Va very anxious 70 b jast
end exact. s'Frequsntly looked p ~
down Main street. in the middle Of ths day,
and did mot - man, woman or child my
whole ssrest!ll" Surely tho NJ
learn to lilo with little more prudd
wishes to make his islsshoods s1i01I
les he talks 70 fools.
Il seems 70 ~ that tho 7ribt
very csrtain Of the general "
correspondents, before II gives
such unqualified statements ~ u
cerning it, frisnds and neighbour
- ------------ -
LOsT TEAM
CTRAYkD from Keokuk, on Saturday -
and tail. nj shods % hind feet, yssss sAs 08.
sd uass yean olA, heavy viii -, II
0sfrsl-saoh bstvssa Il sd 10 haQ
Any one who will rsturn tbs sanl Nor
nation Of their whsssshoAts, Will T. L. emu-
nsrass1. Nv rseidsses y 9. Moska. Isssss y.
sWssa sth Aad 9Th. PATRICK JkIzzLE.
Ksoiuk, > ans :, 'ss-AAv
= y W a r % = MeA LLIST y = ,
AsTosHnYs A. Law,
......lQNA
1sId0m
save XSuf money
4 ND keep yosr Provisioas ltom spoillAgs y
S. ~ purchasing one II Reed Kssls' lee Chsah
Jobhing shop, on Johnson street, between 9TH and
Vcnitian Blinds (insias) made 10 order. Ord1
From distance promptly attended To-.
Dlssolusl0n.
vIyHE Co. Psrtnership heretofore existine ~
! tween ths subscribers, under the name Ant
Arm u 1arrar . Aainss, 10 this day dissolved u
mutual consent. Robert = r. 9. Hsires viii 90
tinus in the business, and sign the namc q III
Arm In liquidation. They will also settle al -
counts Of the late 6rm, and al debts dee II mus
b paid them. a. .. FAkkARt
ROBERT HAINRS.
COsPaTtnorshlp.
The undersigned, having formed : Co. Partner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21

Duicloua.- Strawberries and cream, so
de- and Isnonades, Toe cream and eandiss,
md other dslisaeiss, appropriate 70 the see.
con and done up in the best style are die.
psussd q OnnER's saloon on Johnson street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-21


I'D fair eft.
Especial dtttnffea 11sr n ~ Lsssvsnee Of DsHirs.
and Co~ienis, te- isrMs ee 10 Zoe years.
The{ecgress Of this corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasonsof 6nascial sun
shine and storm, " pestods eventual in or exempt
from sweeping connAerations and maritime disas-
ter. Being long established On : cash basis, the
troubles Of the credit systs4 elect u In mate
rial particular.
sursnse Is an imperative duty-ths ability Of
propcrt, owners to sustain loss being then much
iessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
throughout the State. Policies issued without
delay, any Of the duly authorised Agents Of the
Company.
10Basiness attended to with DsspsAeh and FL
dslity.-02' @
OFFICE Of the Ksohuk Agency, ssns Of 1aS
'' se ssiay.'s H. , 1iss slps..s..
soYAL sfkwAa,. II -. 4.anHU1su.
STE W Ant 4 oRIxk1rG,
ONCE formerly eeespisA ~ 49, 1Asnpsss,
encoAD n, nIAR HAm,
KEOKUu ...,.I IOWA,
Aftofs1 6sasl c. ssslloes At Lsw,
EnsURANCE,
LOAN AND HEAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Particular sitsyssos PAD to ne Csnsettonsf Dssfs
seLeest"s Of Msssy'.
CALL AND
Insure your Property agoisst Losty
I, ~ eoiio-;.. ...rn.s:hl. Ha.;
sssaxssSSssA. *2,5 a
III 4 - &d ss
1N ~ kHkQA&.
Or M X0lsK Ssss
y AsssSS6R xxln
r~M MaamA NJ,
0 ssz*5 T. 4 sAE1lI Ssssss
Fg54S -
WI yNenn ! ~ covp.,v
r>~aa-a snn .0s,c n,
- -.
@ Hill
vrpp 80 p coup.vv
20. .a.ss n. = WAL ~
IT. -. 90.
.ls's cs.ss ~ '''p''"'
p. -. 80.
i
,no1rpr
FoT t"s 0s" 49, "a n q SIS,
r..,., ....e.s - !, - ],
caarsu cd ~ II " ~ 49,
Losses paid up % Ja177 A, lsbS,. " r.
Dividends paid 10 Ius2F ~ ................,.f
Net accum tied CAPT.
"a
p,i.i..... ,..,.J ~ ~. ~ho,. ..tt.ht. ~saS
,..non.isle Lifs Insurspse Compsny. Nv n.v,ns
o es half a,s per cent. ia;psest.asu.i di1i
Cal Il am see The agents for above Com panie., !.
,bs,r ode. on second ,tyert.
sAe'' STEWART aprrPfTU.
90" an oNifiiin'
s,a.ooo r,r., uar,~.x. nara.
o. -. a :, A. :, w.. = $ r..h.. :,
IMPROVED CITY T rR"arRrY FOR SAL
!. . l aae ! : f . 4 .. S9 y ~ j.
sSsssuxa, ..sas II
Ecss.s cAs{S q NO ~ Good.
q GsleeQe for L.nds in I0~s,
''''. -''
s ..l%.' !. and s0otA'~ low. f0'
CO. lkwART { aRIrFIrn, Agents.
AND b c nnEo Ar LAW.
AID
q ..;:; .:.... ........ IOWA.
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Printing Inks,

W. hav. for sale = quantity Of wADE's CoLos-
m InKs, which are Justly considered the best In
market There a-s among them ali shades Of Red,
blus, Yellow and Brown, and Of all prices, from
Is cents up 70 ts3 per b. Also White Ink, Gold
Sise and vArnish, and nsariysll grades Of Black
Ink. OF the same manufacture.
We have, besides, . quantity of Mathsrs Black
Inhs. ~ undisposed Of, than which there are NOS
~ go.
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POaTAll

In All the principal cities an towns, thsss works
will be delivered, Froe - PsAAgo. when
sent BY mail, the PosfAsH 70 any part 81 ~ sUai
ted States, will Be hut - Cents0 yeax III
"Biackwood. - and but ~ Cent? q year ~
each Of the Reviews.
N. H.--Thc price In Great Britain Of the I've
Periodicals. above named is abost Thirty Dol-
lars per annan.
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ing list BY the latest adviees. - kaaon-
ID are 1t par in Philadelphia.
&enk Of Chester Valley.
akQ3 Chester Court
eanville.
Germantown.
I Aontgomsry County.
. Bank, Columbia.
evn Bank, Doylsstown.
nnk, ~ Kaston.
wv sohAnics' Bank, Easton.
Bucks County, Bristol.
vi Lancaster, 81 Lancaster.
~ Of Reading, Reading.
k6k, NJ Lebanon.
AGnk Bank, M4uch Chunk.
nank Of Pottsvills, Pottsyilk.
=. - p.nt. !
80 -. New Jersey B..l.1 -
sSsss Bank. 20 -.
u Miilviile.
Dntown Banking compa any, Bofdsnlovp.
aEson County ink, Acdford.
Cumberland Bank, II Bridgeton.
Farmers. Bank, Mount uoiIy.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Camden.
| Gloucester Go. Bank.
| Inahanics' Bank at Burlington.
naics' and Nanufaetarers' Bank, Trenton.
- Holly Bank.
Phiilipsbsrg BaniD
| .Prineston Bank q Princeton.
N5alsm Banking Company, salem.
State Bank Camden.
State Bank, New Brunswick.
State Bssks Newark.
Trsntos Banking Company, Trsnton.
| Uniernnnk - 9fenshtown.
Az Iaks Of DslQners ssssssiv.d
/! > !
s.al & 4 c'ss S S:ss Bank
Central g. New Jsssw. nishie~a. = and
- - SsivsAas,s. and p, n..npeli.
e.! -. 80 A.sey, I.psss.nys.f y
i.,s:s 1.v J~.sy, -.
: = J ! : !! !:
|Aesss ISL. q.
i Mobo0oa Qity 1aAk 0eoa1 N1lk.
HuntsrdoAGs 1ank, 1rsniAeioA. ~ ! III -
Hudson %. Bank, 1es 80 ap; Hhss asA Iesahss
Bank.
! iess Bank.
Mseh. 3 Man. Bank, Trenton. = =
q the Com monwsalth.
Mechanics > IraAsn' H.,
NJ Centinental BIZ. Is.
s.g1isy Rank. Esvartl @
NsWssh Daakine end Insurance. earh. i
- -; MseQn III Bank.
,. ors.ss = Ans', : and up, .sps''ss'
Ihiiiysbsse Daak, Bank Of Ce6ns r,a,sA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

fatal ARRAY occurred in the saloon and concert room,
seT Broadway on Saturday night William T. Tompkns
voting residing al No 80 Third street. while partially
intoxicated, became involved In a difficulty with some
stranger Just the proprietors Of the establishment
we're about shutting up for the night when he received
blow the side Of the neck which Frustrated HIM 10 the
floor. The blow, although given with the hand was Sc
we're enough 10 produce insensbiIiy and death Tho
Eighth precinct police on the spot, and made
efforts 10 ind the sssalant but IN vain The
latter after knocking down Tompsins, managed 10 mako
his escape by the rear and has been heard o.
The injured taken the Eighth precinct station
house by the police and from thence hrs residence in
Third street. where he fingered IN state of
until about O'Clock yesterday morning. when he expired
The saloon wherein the difficulty place was formerly
occupied by the Art Union Association, bet at pre-.
sent u a drinking saloon and concert room. Tho
fight which OF short duration occurred near In,
stage, and the assasnt after striking deceased dared
behind The scenery aud made his escape through rear
yard into Mercer street Tompkins in company with
two friends NJ the time but neither Of them appear 10
know thing definite about the affair They heard some
words between deceased aud the stranger saw the latter
strike deceased In the neck and then make hs escape
acrO>s the stage. Coroner Connery notified of tho
occurrence yesterday but consequence Of ndls
position be compelled 10 postpone the inquest until To-
day. Meanwhile the police making strict search or
the unknown assan and the suppositon u that they
will be successful IN eftecting has capture.
bull and Sergeant Glenncy, with force 81 men, made
descent on Art Union Hall, BROADWAY wnefe VIM TOmp
kns was beaten to saturday night aud arrested
all the parties employed In the SALOON together with the
keeper There were about hundred persons
loon N the time witnessing the performance which has
nightly been carried tberesuch as singing and comic
parformances-aIl of whom thrown into great
tate og excitement finding themselves surrounded by
he police They we're however, AL permitted 20 leave
he place with the exception OF Meesrs. tox and Wads.
worth proprietors James Fndlatcr, bartender Lewis
lewis ticket seller Thomas Watson, clown and Josephine
Dunn The latter, N In said, eye witness TO the
brutal outrage and The whole affair They were all
conveyed the Eighth ward station house aud locked up
for the night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08

INV ORLEANS, Nov 6-6PM
Coon-Saes today OF lo,5oo bales at &c. for mid
ding. Moasses, 26tfc. Cotton frcigh,s Hlvre lc
TO Liverpool, nc; and to Boston, &c.
ALBANY, Nov. 6-8PM
weather stormy, and the rain interrupts operations
Flour continues TO come in freely aud business dull
No sales OF wheat Corn still advances sales being made
at 70lc 7lc atoat for mixed Western with very little
coming forward and sellers holding back in anticipation
bushels STATE to-day at re the ONLY sale repor,e
The canal receipts OF the first days OF the present month
are IN advance Of last year.
Flour-Market quiet drenchng rain storm prevailing
throughout the day has had tendency to check business
No change to note in quotations Sales 600 bbs At
IS - 70 for good TO choice extra Ohio Michigan and In
diana. Wheat in fair demand market very firm: sales
Is 900 bushels at 92c for Racine club al csc for rcd
Ohio and Indiana, 81 20 for white Canadian. Corn in
pretty good demand, market better sales Is 900 bushels
At &C. o+c. Barley duh. No sales buyers offer st
,5c. for prime, and DOC. for rye Oats quiet al 4sc
Whskey hrm; sales 800 bbs: at 2okc Canal freights
unchanged 12c. wheat and lie corn to New York
Receipts-5,s43 bbls -four; lIs22a bushels wheat.
so,9i2 bushels corn; $3.50 bushels barley COS bushels
rye.
oswxso Nov e-8P.M
Flour in fair demand sales 900 bbs Wheat unchanged:
sales is 900 bushels at for Chicago spring 81 0 for
Indiana. Corn arm: sales 900 bnshels Tor d,ins
at 6Cc Oshcr grains quiet Canal rcights very dull Al
rates Wind continues up the Lake and recepts
only 100 bushels rye Canal exports-2oO bbls -four
- 400 bushels wheat, 900 do corn 400 do barley
CINCINNATI, Nov. 6-SP.M
Flour unchanged. Whiskey, l8c Hogs active aud adj
vanced TO g. delivery IN Dccembcr thoee buyng s
chiefly farmers and drovcrs from the Interior Il Louis
willie dealers also buying for men not city
packers, who are acting cautiously the season has fully
opened, and several houses have commenced TO sell ia
pens The weather ~ cool lard, eAc., fos delivery IN
December. Mess pork, SIS 60 with an active demand
CHICAGO, Nov. 6-5PM
Flour dull Wheat dull al zoe Corn buoy ant At an ad
vantc Of Dc sales al Ole Oats steady. shipments 10
Bufiao300 bbls -four 10 500 bushels wheat shipments
T. Oswcgo-11 500 bushels wheat Rece,pas-7Oo bbls
-four, IL 600 bushels wheat 5000 bushels corn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08
The Epidemic In Texas.

WN1hSGfUh, NOV T. 1853.
The Now Orleans papers contain private letters frcsa
Galveston, dated on the 10th of October stating that the
yellow fever is making fearful ravages. Six physicians
had died The writer advises absentees not To return
until the ls of December There had been no FROST aud
with change to warm weather the fatality is Increased
The fever Ind abated at Brownsville as had died out
Of the garrison at Fort Brown being fifty per cent The
fever was still raging at Matamoros there having bees
$40 niermens up to noon on the 2sth among the deaths
We notice that Of Mr.. Thos Hale, of Matamoros Tue
deaths at Brazos we're IL, out Of population Of Is.
Deaths at Point Isabel, Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-08
williamsburg CITY News.

BuRGLkRus AT RAyEsswooD.-On the 18th or October
Nr Robert Burdon residing in Ravcnswood on returning
to his home about eleven ocock found or the back
windows Open and upon search detected burglar in one
% the Mr. Burden arrested him and he was com
mitted for trial at the county jail al Hampstead Last
saturday morning, about three O'Clock Mr. Burden was
awakened by his wife, who told him that some one was IN
the house lie got up and going 10 the staircase saw
a light below, and also two lie seized a cuD and
went down stairs, when he encountered one OF the men
whom he hit the head with the club The two men
out Of the house and one OF them drew pistol with
which he threatened to are al Mr. Burden Mr. Burdou
being without weapons reiterated aud the thieves escaped
ON going the stoop " the house he found hat and
dark blue pilot cloth raglan In the pockets OF the raglan
was quantity Of silver ware. also a chise with which
the entrance into the house effected The silver ware
identified as belonging TO Captain Furber who re
sides al Ravenswood. Nothing was taken from Mr. Bur
dons house and the thieves evidently left the hat and
coat IN their flight The citizens Of Ravenswood and As
tofa are about 10 organize private watch guard their
promises from the depredatons Of the thieves who
lately infested the place.
srras FRE EScNE The President Of the williams
burg City Fire Insurance Company Is engaged in circu
lang subscription list Zoe the purchase Of steam Gre
engine for the Eastern district large amount has already
been subscribed
BUReIARy.-The house OF Dr Thomas NJ Clark, TOO
South Ninth street. burglarousy entered on sanr
day morning. and about $40 worth Of surgical Instruments
stolen therefrom. The house entered through the
front basement window.