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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20
Unksea Ssasss Lscen ses.


PubiAs notice 10 hereby gives. tAst tAe annual col
lection lii and xxciss Taxes for the coaniy OF Lee
10 The Asst collection dtsIsi year
sspssnbsr LIST, ieee has been returned by The u g
Assessor
Paymsat h hereby demanded fwthvith ~ perneas
named therein VI tbs amount arasp.s thai. flames
respectively By the United Etm,~s Collector
Revenue, " NE nrut ds.rt, lows his once In the
COURT HoUSk u vOkf MADISON. All payn enss
must be made before shs 2stn day Of December next
and all persons shall neglect 70 pay tAe ~en sss
and other TsasS Assesssd against then, withia The
time spsced mali Be liable pay TEN pr cent a.
duonAl spon tls slasant thereof.
No coilseeioa Ella Ls AA.as elsewhere than q the
once Of ihs Colt-esDr without the sa.toaa TEN per
csntaui beng s..a< - ne iAv provides
No Other currency than TkKAsUxY NOTES win
- rsoeiysd.
Ssasss 50 Ezesss L~r aays, That IL any person or
psrsons shall exercise carr, sny trade or basi-
nsss for which ossss required By this set With.
sst taking ont such license be, she Of they sha 10,
svsry saeh Ofsncs, respectively, forfeit penalty
equal 70 three times As Of The duty or sun OF
money inDssed for such licenses.
&c. WALKER
Collector Tirst District
Fort Maalson Iowa, Nov. 18th, 1eGa -dtfwa
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To fartis the delivery Of letters for the hospiaia
box has been assigned 10 each ward. All concerned
viii therefore he careful instruct their friends whom
writing ihxm e.ss.s iAe,r letters to The box for
tbsi proper Ward,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20

lA- VOORHEES, keeps full and fashion
able stock of Hats, Caps, Furs, Cloves,
&C., constantly on hand, At the lowest
cash prices. [novlO- 2m1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20

BY IN order from the Treasury Dspartneat. ship
pers and Carriers are required before ship
nents Of Goods or Salt, amounting 70 over eas0 70
pacrs In hA hrs and secsad Tier Of counties the
Southern border Of the State Of lows, ie In the
Custom House Once ri k.okuk. Iowa, an oath pre-
scribed BY The Treasury D~i also. execute
bond, with approved suretits, aithe goods tAsrein
Aextsed stall not - transported, cold used in any
way - - - gtve aid comfort 70 Asargent or 70
synpafhisers with those In rebellion against Gov
sramsnt Of The uniteS Msntss.
hsanhs can b. Obtained and inStxuctlOas given n
~ Surveyors Oncs.
JOHN sTAHMuS,
Surveyor Of the rsrt.
Custon Hoase ones. Keoknk, AUG 90, sca-aug9e- dAs
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washington, Dec 10.
ROUSE.
On motion Of Mr.. Kenny the following
resolution WAS adopted:
Resoiced, That the Secretary of the
Interior produce any communications re.
ceived from John Seys and agent to Ii
IBERIA (recaptured Africans and others, a.
to the course taken with regard to such
persons as were taken up during 1861
agreeable to the orders Of the govern
ment
Mr. Lowe offered resolution that the
Committee ON Military Affairs be in.
structed to look into the expediency of
and report bill, by which soldiers who
have beet unfit, by wounds and other diff
iiculties, may be at once discharged from
the service, and that soldiers in military
hospitals now fit for duty, be at once re-
turned to their respective regiments al
so establishing board of medical officers
to examine into such cases, by visiting the
hospitals and examining into the physical
condition 81 the men with the power,
and to thus attain the result Of snch ex-
aminations to be reported TO the Surgeon
General and Congress.
Blake offered an amendment tina: the
committe further inquire into the propri-
oty Of placing the convalescent camps
under charge Of the Surgeon General. -
He had been informed BY that officer that
it was not now under his control He
had been there and knew from actual OBJ
ssrvation that the camps we're not 6t to
keep hogs in. The soldiers were dying
for want Of better. The proper remedy
was to place the camps under the control
Of the Surgeon General.
Lowe accepted the amendment and the
resolution was adopted.
On motion Of Nj. Burlington the House
took up the Senate bill, to facilitate dis
charges.
SENATE. ~
Hale offered q resolution, instructinp
the Secretary Of the Navy in preparing
the annual register, to continue the same
information in regard to views on naval
service. Accepted.
MIR. King offered aresolution request
ing the SECRETARY Of War to inform the
Senate whether any tribunal has been
constituted to report upon the operations
Of Buell. in Kentucky and Tennessee. and
If 80 70 state the character Of such tribu-
nal, whether it Was . conrt martial or
court Of inquiry, and if not, under
what law it was instituted, and
whether tha. tribunal was had in secret
or had attempted to exclude from its
session General Buell.. whose conduct il
was to investigate and further whether
said tribunal proposal to the said
Major General Buell. TO take an oath
that he (Bnell) would not Disclose
any Of the incidents connected with his
trial or any Of the evidence. The rssolu.
ton was laid over.
King presented the memorial Of The
national war committee of New Y ork, asking
Congress to authorize letters Of marqus
70 private vessels for tho capture Of tht
Alabama.
Latham offered resolution requiring
the Secretary VI War to transmit 10 iii,
6enate any correspondence which had bsel
bad hstween this department and III
DdAinh 9uvnrnmnnt.
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w ashington. DEC. 10.
-
COMMERCIAL.

l,..a. DA.Lr Cars Oirr oSsaca.
KEoK.K DIS. -, vi -
FLouR:--supe rae - sprins whsss ARA ~ .
| Pail wheatExtra -.
BRAN AND5hORrB--46to ose p roo ~,
SHIP sTUfR-Gse..
CORk-oOc ? bush
2ARLRY-0t 70 soc.
wHRAT--Fail7ODeo sprinr soa1s. II
RYE-ssc, good demand. Ila5s34 -
OATS-2sc " %. Good demand. - 80
POTATOES-6Oe Retail eoe. it.4s At
SWEET pOTAToES--.5 10 Soc. Retail o. y hseh.
SUGAR - New Orleans fair fIAe, prilAs NJ
choice AK; clarified "a; crushed ana powdeyvd l5l
Observation-Disclosures $50 50, EugkxAouSelSDsa,
Golden syrup7n0 7se--very scarce, soresD a041ec.
coFFkE-Rio 1880: Jsva -; Laeuyra saos4
RICE-eaf0c.
soAP--Pala 6ie, Family &C.. German tCin.) Sc.
sCANDLAs-s.Ari7a stsarins u, Mould fa.
TALdIOW-skc.
LARD-6A tote. >&
BuTTKK-common 90 loe: Choice Is to IS, re-
tail Isaac
Shoulders, Hams sides no sale
susar Cured Hams, q 10 -, retail foe.
sLHATHKk-soie - Harnessseo4o.
HIDES-prime dry Ise. grubby half price rrssp
81; greer sheer r~its ipcdei IS; green nor skin
He.
HAY-Tfnothy, % OoGs %. saisd go soe eli
Prairie Is 0o07 90.
sKKDs-Tinothy eloo 70 1 10; Flax Seed 20 10
u -; good demand.
OKlONS-90c04i. #
kGGS-- Ito I9ic.
WHITE BEANs--75c 10 u so.
TEATHERs-30GB.
FRUlT- Dried Apples 81 4o0ol 50V busAsi.-
Dried Peaches % 5oDs rs. Raiains ~ 5o0e5.
GREEN APPLEs-7o TO SOC p bush.
CHEESE-Wesss Reserve and Dsnmak u 10 <e
BEEF CA1TLk-ls03egross.
SHkKP-oa 0oo2 50 vhesd.
sALT-G.A. ~ IS sack Kanawhs q % ? bar
rel; Lake - 50.
Ffsn-Aaeksrel No. sl4ieGls , bei. no 70 nj
0ei3, No.3 os0eio. White Fish, Neil eco.
' half Dbl. God FisbS07 -.
oIiS--Coai OIL IS to 9oc; retail 81. Llnsecd Oil
81 n 10 u 60 Lard o., Zoe 10 81.
bEE6WAx-3Oc.
Eat HoGs-e3to - 50 metz.
RAGs-Woeleni; Couon9 10 9lc.
oLDIRON-1c - y. Brass lUc = y. Copper
l2he ~.
EIorAsar.-on New.Yorx y percent. bankasls
funds rhiladeiphia, Boston. Chicago asd Cfncin-
nati - per cent. st. Louis per cent. old - to
% per cent, buying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20

Once OF Provost Marshal, Aug. ~.
Hereafter NO sales Of Intoxicating liquors win b
permitted 70 enlisted the United States Arnv
tnthfs city.
PeisosA eel lag in violation OF tbis order VIII be
arrested and stsis m essrres TAX en- 10 prevent
rspetition Of the aE4AAc.
IN. HIATT,
septi-d PRO. OIL Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20
NOTICE.
The UOnfessions and Experience o
q Peer Young Man.

4 EentIeMAn having becn Cured u the respltr OF
early error and dissass, will ffe motives Of beney.
lense, sand 10 those who request H. copy the above
interesting narrative published BY himseif This III
tie book 10 Designed warning and caution 70 young
mon and those who ~ Ger from Nxavous DEs,Lrrr,
LoAs o. Assoas, PaEnATuax DEcAY, &C., kr., sup
plying Att ssns time the Of selfcure. Single
copies viii he ent Under seal II plain any slope
xhons eharrs.-te an, who request IT, By sAAxes-
sins the author,
CHAs. A. LAKBERr, Hss.,
dssS-d2a Gresnpoint. Loog Island, New York,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20

- Burkitt d Co, have just received
200 dozen WOODEN hoods, so dozen wooden
skating caps for Misses and children, gem
tlemen's and ladies' undershirts, 30 dozen
heavy buck gloves, splendid lot ladies'
furs. gents gloves, 200 pocket books At
ten cents each, felt jookies. ladies' back
cts, hats, caps, buffalo robes, comforts,
scarfs, nubias, &c. dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20
New York,Dsc. 10

New York. Dso. 70
The steamer BlAckstone, fron Key West,
18th, has arrived. She reports the steam
OK Sanford 500 miles ont. .
banks expedition il ashore near Foot
Reef. No lives reportsd lost.
49e Washington, Dec. 10.
nothing has been received cosfirnato-
ry of rebel account VI Federal ,spulse at
Kingston, N. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20
isY TELEoRAYH.i
New York Market.

Il
New York Market.
EewYork, Dec. 10.
Flour-Aarkss dull and d,ooping Sales ~ % lOD
% 10 for Kxtra STATE; % 1896 90 R. H. o.
Wheat-Dnl and dropping. Sales At 81 7l0SI ~
Spring; 81 264si s3 Milwaukee Ciub 81 4o8 d -
Winter Red.
Corn--Market unchanged. Sales ut 764T7e shipping
mixed western.
oats-Active. Sales at 6S97oc.
Pork-FirmeF
Lard Steady--9gl0c.
Dressed Hogs-Firmer. 5sa6c.
Whisky 3s q a39 cents.
Croeeres--@ate unchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20

ET An interesting and reliable &C
count Of the Indian massacres, ON the
California route, last summer, will be
found in this paper 1t is an extract
from the Quincy (Cl.) Union, and was
written BY H. F. Swasey, Esq. formerly
: resident Of Pennington in this State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20

A PREDICTToN NOT CoNFIRxED.-Gov
Seymour stated, in one Of his speeches
previous to the election, that, ifthe DEM
ocrats succeeded, such an event would
immediately develop strong Union SEN
timent 10 the South.
Mr.. Seymour il netany more fortunate
in his predictions than Secretary Seward
has been. New York politicians viii
pass, but her prophets are at discount.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RECRUITINGF FOR THE SIXTH cav
Airy.
Come On, Deys !...HurraA Ser tho
Stars and Stripes.


Lieutensnt VIZ. O. Burns, sfthe Sixth Iowa Cav
airy, ID now In the city recruiting for bis regiment
Only few more required to oil up tbs regis
ment md this u probably se only chance that viii
offered isrJ ,inins Isyal regiment prior 10 the en-
forSsnsst ofthsduAh on Ass trst Of next month.
CicthieE snd equipments have xlreAdy bsen farlsa-
I'd Tor The regiment aDd are now at davenport and
bounty will bs paid and regular pay commsncs al the
time Of enlistment. s@ 81
Hsadquastefs ri Burns Rentgsns ON the Levee. q
dselSdhwim wA o. BURNS.
NOTICE.
The members Of the lows state insurance Company
are hereby notnsd that he Annual Meeting viii b.
hsid on the secoht Monday Of January next, II the
once Of the Company in the City fKeokuk ~ O'clock
p. ~, ut which time Boatd OF Directors will be
siected Tor the ensuing yexr.
Once on MAIN 81, between I'd and I'd.
SAMUEL x. CARLY, Secretary.
dee. II, is0a-dIm
& 4 y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20

- There Is = great deal Of guessing
in Washington and throughout the ooun-
try, ~ to who will succeed to the vacant
Cabinet appointment. now that Caleb B,
Smith has been appointed to the District
Jndgeehir in indiana. ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20

~ Gov. Krkwood has gone to WASH
lngton to attend to matters connectcd
with military affairs in the State.
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TO MERCHANTS AND

NOA4O1 ~ 0GUNuAN1S AMI
IN 1HlPR1R3.
O. ana Ger this doe 10 Powder will be allowed
sold IN Ksokuk withost the neersisned
any kind Of Arms whatever. nor Nanl,ons Of War
II has also been ordered BY The special Agent Of the
Treasury Department not to apew Goods or Groceries,
exceptn limited quantlss Tor family use, TO so into
Missouri u ne soathssn tier Of Cosatiss.
The obiest u 70 hsep supplies from the rsbelsor
armed bands of susrrilasin K.rthras. Kiaouri.
JOHN hTANKUS,
Surveyor ofthe Port Of Keokuk.
Ksokuk, Aug. ~. leee.
DatcAeleFss HAIR Dys..-TAs Destin
<68 the worlAs
WILLIAM a. BArcnELO1'S ssisbrased Hair Dye
produses collar not = ~ AalipssisAsd from sa&urs
y inuvs he AaiS In he lsast
the lsssh OF bad dyss ana nveosatss ~ hair tor
iiss. CRY, RED o. RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
sspiendid sisskSr brown, leaving tbs hairsos,and
bssssiful. SolA ~ III druggists, &c.
TIC gennine = si0ns4 WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR.
- ~ Ter Si&aSaf - -.
fasiery, Asssi asrelay stfsss, New York. fi.ass
m Broadway snd 10 Bad assest.l flso-dA~iy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20

- The ". Louis Evening News
says:
/ A egiment Of lows troops, under com
mand Of Col, Thomas n. Benton, H.,
may b expected in this city BY the s0th
inst. They come from the region 81
Council Blufs, number over 1000 men,
and there y not half dozen sick men
alnpng thsm. Col. Benton Ii nsph>x
" ths lals 1saaAer nea.on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20

CourrERrrrrs We saw yeslerda,
a i've cent gas ticket quite successfully
changed to twenty-five cents. The figure
2 was printed by hand before the s, and sc
well that it would not be noticed by many
in the hurry or business. We have heard
OF other changes Of this kind OF money,
and It would be well to give them closer
look when received for change.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-20
Letters fer the Hsspi,als.

Fort Madison, iow., Nov. as,A, issa.-dtf : D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05

u The Empress Eugene has long been am
bilious of having a pettieoat which shall
not be initiated BY every woman in Christ
endom, and, according to the London Her
aid s Paris correspondents she has now sliel
ceeded. The wonderful garment is made
Of eambric muslin, so that the washerwO-
man cannot stiffen it too much. It's cir
cumference is six yards at the widestaf2)s >
point, and tits covered by nine f0unces of
still greater circumference. The lowest of
these fOunces is a mere frill; the second,
little larger and considerably wider,
conplelely covers the iifst.E Hhefldrd does
the same to the second, and so on till one
great A9uncs falls completely over the
other eight, each one of which, TO arrive at
the standard Of imperial elegance, must be
hem stitched like lady's pocket handker-
chief, and the other one in addition be
nearly covered with the embroidery done
by the women Of the ROsges. This inven-
tiOn also sets its face against the sewing
machine, as nearly every part Of it must
be hahdWJrk. Il was purpOsely 50 designed
to prevent an immense number of seams
tresses being suddenly thrown out Of work
by the increased demand for machine sew
ing, which is not yet capable Of effecting
hem stitch or embroidery. ftT e
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--NN - lA-AA-
o. p except nieklites Mentor, Perry, Uni0nTiIie.
SAY brook and oWanEilie- and Survives af eris
g. ~ ? ri lDuRkiEk a 3sl5 F-lE; BnaalO At
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05
POsT-OFFICE TIMETABLE
CUMMER ARRANGRMENT IA

I ObMNE Ell AkkANdEME ENI FOR
I ~ the arrival and closing Of tho mails - Tho Glove
ElsrEI WAY, daily, for Bhaalo, Boston. Now York
arrive SOS p. ~ CLOSES 9;iJ A. =. r.Lr.r| .-I
b !. THRQVgH NAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boston, Now
iSrk arrives $50 A. n, 40 P NJ eidoos BOO pa
PITrsnURgH Way, daily, for Pniladelphia, Baiti-
mere, Washington, Pittsburgh Cahtoh Akron, HAS
sillon sieubenviie, B. q o.. X. r., arrives gl5 ~;
CLOSES s;2j 4. N. goo"
IHRoUGH PIrrsBURaH, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, arrives d30P, Nj closes t:l5 p. NJ
CINCINNATI w Al, Columbus, indianapolis, 81 Louis,
heAlayl et AlsbYille and eairQ aTiYps $40 ?. n;
TaRduGn CiSrISSA4i, Columbus, Indianapolis, 81
Louis, Nashville and Cairo, arriyes s.l0 4. w.. 500
%rsrgRS WAY, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit daily,
arrives t25 A.. NJ closes 10s00r n. s.a# .. s...
THHeuGH -WEsTEHS, Toledo, Chicago and Detr0it
daily, arrives 9lG p. H.; closes I'D p M .."E 20 '
is4snpsgy W4Ri blYFla VIA AaFtheFH plYlaiuR, ar
fissti ~ ~ ", w M a, ~ ~, riasss Vt Y
I.05 p ~. lQdn P. y. fHa.. "a. s.. ~. Il
hkpiNA WAYb daily, arrives 400 p n; CLOSES 500
sfFiyss and CLOSES On Tuesday, THURSDAY aud satur-
BKTH ilrecksyiIle, Copley, &C., loayes Tuesdays
& 5a &saigLdpga ~ l q 1902 Nj arrises honqysand Fri
SHARON GEETER, Granger, Hlnckley, North Royal
ton ieaYea Tuesdays and Saturdays at 700 A. NJ
riEes Mondays and Fridays at 500 ?. n
- MNARRENsFiLlE' daily arrives l0lP A. ~; CLOSES
EAs4 eIiyELAsDAna Euciid, daily, arrives 900 M;
Time Of disiribution Of mails ready f5r delivery Is
usually one hour latter than the time a arrival Of
Maiii qRd drop Letters are required by law to be
Az Giy Gl5snlars are required t. 10 Ero-Rai4 with
be-OtHoe open from 7a0 m. to 7.3OP.m. s.-., Fl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05
lTIssOURT CONVENTTON.

2 \ ID JbFFEh5UN OIIlJ June 5. u
In Convention but little was done ex-
cept offering and referring to the proper
committees resolutions relating to the va
nous subjects before the Convention.
The Committee on Elections his after
noon determined to report in favor of re-
peaiing the ordinance passed at a previous
session, submitting the action Of the Con-
ventiOn TO the people for ratification or re-
lection fRnd against holding an election
for State officers until the term for which
Claib Jackson was elected terminates,
which expires in 1864. 81
They have not yet determined in regard
to the election fer members of the Legisla-
ture. iliH niIEa IikL1
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Daily additional proof Of the fendish
barbarity and cruelty of the rebels CONES
to us fndm ihs battle fields Of the war. A
eOrrsFpqdent Of the Pitisbgrg Chronicle,
writing Of the battle of Lewisburg, says
that the citizens in the upper part Of the
town refused 10 let the wounded men pass
through 70 the hospital, and one man was
struck dead and bis gun taken away from
him. And 50 it comes to us from every
hand, and yet the imid fools who oppose
copfsoation and emancipation tell us that
I'VE must respect the feelings Of these inhu-
man rebels. 0ut upon such cringing pol
icy, Give them cold steel until they cry
enough, and then let them find their re-
sources reduced to their bare hands and
eunativo muscle. Il viii do them good to
earn their living by the sweat Of their own
breFs, not that Of their ensIaved human
beings. .ai.s g. ...ls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-05
FROM BALTIaLORE.

BAITn5oRE June 8.
survey Of that portion Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad recently invaded
BY The rebels show that but little damage
has been DONE The road master reports
The damage to the bridges slight, and the
road will be in thorough working order
Thursday night or Friday morning.
81 Col. Henley, of the lst Maryland regi-
ment, has resched Martinsburg. He has
a slight sabre wound on the side Of the
head He viii soon be able 10 take the
field again. ~ s4yt
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- slEsnt fllIllng cqHTayancl 20 uifher Of thu
above Trains of Boats, win b. called for if Cehe5
q stevens Qmnibus Line b. leaving their addross
y ne Omnibus Oncu, lt7 superiorSt, next door 10
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nst io ii2mlob aHE $50
VOL. XVI.


A correspondent describing late Rr,
at Old Point, Tins speaksrOf the pleasant
prospect Of being blown aB which al al
the Point daily enjoy;
Il WAS vol the FIRE did not occur among
some Of the buildings in the neighborhoOd
Of which vast quantities Of ammunition
and charged shells are 'iying around
loose An explosion Of one Of these huge
piles Of earelessly handled and half-knock-
ed-Open boxes, would Level everything in
the shape Of house with the ground, and
cause an awful destruction Of lifaI Z D .
A spark from q cigar or steam-tue' s
smoke-staek may one day Blow tlie Long
wharf 20 atoms, and shiver the steamboats,
alongside into splinters Only yesterday,
ne saw two 1000 cartridge" boxes on the
top Of full an hundred others, with their
lids entirely Of, The cartridges exposed,
and steamer within fifteen feet bf the
heap, with her chimney splitting out smoke
and sparks. j hltr G[fuEF