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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

A soldier came into our rooms IN Nash.
vile, to get sn envelope. He said he
had q letter to send home for one Of his
comrades. He drew from his blouse .
small package, carefully wrapped and
opening it. held mp scrap Of leaf from !
momoraudum- book. II had bloody fing.
or prints written on it, and few words
hastily written With pencil. The writ
or Was The soldiers partner, he said. Ia
the charge on Kennesaw Mountain. be
found him staggering back from the line,
the blood streaming from his mouth, and
covering his hands and clothes. A Min
ME ball had cut his tongue out at the
root He tried to speske and could not.
Finally, By motions, be made his part
ner understand his ~ants--psper and
pencil. A scrap vas torn from the diary
and on it the boy. held up by his CON-
rade, with fingers dripping with blood
and trembling in death. wrote : Faith
er meet me in heaven He tried 10
write his name. but it was too late. Life
had fl.d Fathers and mothers, wha,
viii YOU not DO for Jour sons, whose wax
inr aud dreaming, and dying thoughts
ere Aomsward tpEasd II zioa's Herald,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

Washington, Dec 81
The Navy Dspar n.ent has received a
COMMUNICATIVE fsen commander Parker.
commanding Potomac fo,illa, in Which
he says:
"Learning from the Provost Marsh al of
Baltimore that the enemy were messing
boats on Cuoa river for the purpose II
making raid ontle bay. sent the Cour
DE Leon aud the Mercury thitber on the
10Th, under command vi 40 ing master
Morris. They found 5 large boals and
z scows, all of which we're captured. The
whoie guard 10 large force made q show
OF Resistance, but were quickly driven
off" ws Tr9
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH


New York, Dec. 2l.
The morning papers have nothing from
Sherman.
The Herald's City Point correspond
ent Of the l7th says
The notorious rebel scout, Serg't w.
E. Waterbury. of the 81 N. G regiment
of cavalry, was morally wounded on
Thursday last Waterbury has been long
known to our authorities as . vigiani,
troublesome scout, with bravery enough
to venture into our camps and saeacity
sufficient T., avoid detection and eiuae
pursuit He has infested the country be-
tween james River and our left beyond
Petersburg oil summsr, All suempts 10
entrap him hitherto failed. Small parties
have been sent in his pursuit, but he
could never be overtaken or identified. !
But few weeks sgo he came to the
Wells House one morning before sunriae
and seriously threatened the capture tf
a safeguard. This was within half rage
OF thee u nion forts, aud said to be with
in minnie range Of General Meades head
quarters. II appears Waterbury came
10 our picke,s dressed in Union uniform,
himself as one of our sol
diers and requested to be directed to his
regiment Contrary to his expectations
a soldier was sent with him as a guide.
On the way he induced the guide to halt
to drink, when he seized his musket snb
made him follow as prisoner. Atnight
be fell asleep while guarding the Unioh
soldier who 10 turn seized the a musket aud
shot him.
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CONG RES sIONAl.
Washington, Dec. 81.


HOUSE.
Mr.. Worthingion, member from Ne
vada, qualified aud took his seat
kasson introduced bill lev, ing du.y
on tobacco asd its manufacture. which
vas referred to the Com ni,tee on Wavs
AMI Means
The House took up the pending reso-
lu'iou calling on the Secretary Of War to
Communicate what obstacles exist to
genersl x ehange of prisoners.
A debate ensued in which the subject
OF retaliation by the same treatment OF
rebel prisoners as the rebels besiow on
ours vas Diseased.
M. Sehenck said the committee on
military affsirs was gathering information
on the subject of the barbarous treat
meot OF our prisoners and was 5000 to re-
port.
Finally the House adopted the resolu
ton that if not incompatible with the pub
lie inter. sts all communications IN regard
to the exchange Of pr,soee-- mot hereto
fore published, be commu ,a.ed to the
House by the Secretary OF war.
The House then proceeded to the con
siders,ion Of the bill to supply over ninety
millions Of dollars Of efficiency in the
appropriations for the present fiscsl year
During brief discussion % tho sppro-
pris,ion for printihg paper Tor the Gov
ernment Prhting Bureau. Mr.. Rice said
there was no evidence to show that paper
Manufacturers had combined to advance
the. prlcFs ofp,per He had hesrd il charg
cd but he had never got at the substantial
fact. One ieason for the high prices was
the scarcity aud tax on the raw article.
Washburpe said the duty on paper is
prohibi 0ry. lie had uudefs;ood nom The
best authority that there is combination
Of paper. makers who control the whole
matter and Who have brought prizes from
la aud | 8 70 IS aud 90 cents : pound =
That there has been suoh an advauce iu
psp,f gsnslemen oouid not dsny.
| Dawes said this was the result ia parl
Of the tax on raw material and the rate d
foreign exchange.
Washbufnc said he knew Of 4 case
where half Of paper.mill was offered fo
sale ioE ClD oOV Ueonus0 tney say II " !
| pay..an interest Of 40 per cent. The ia,
on paper is tax On knowledge and vii
destroy many Of the newspapers Of th,
country.
i Morr asked the gentleman how higl
| is the tariff on paper? ~ ~ p
! Wa-hburne replied it was high enough
to prevent any paper from being impor.
ed. He thought il vas 80 per cent, pay
able in gold.
i The committee then rose.
| The House passed the deficiency bill
With slight amendment and adjourned.
SENArE.
!, Mr.. Coleman presented the memorial {
Harper \ Bros, and other publisher
paying feF tho modification of the lAx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
From the F'ote mac Armv
Headquarters Army Potomac,

Headquarters Army Potomac, l
December 10.
An attack wac made by the rebels last
night on our pi kets on ihe extreme lef.
OF tile line heid by the division of.Gen.
Mills. of The I'd corps. They captured q
vr men, killed one aud woundei another,
all Of tue 5th n. H. regiment
The attacking party was quickly driven
back and the -hne re established
A Tport Is current here TO day that
jeff. Davis Is dead, having poisoned him
self
r chmond papers OF yesterday say the
report oAthe death cf JSH Davis is a eau
ard and that be is we'll aad will be in his
Office during the DAY.
w. D. MCGREooR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

New York, Dec. 2I.
The steamer Fulton, from Port Royal
the 18th, has arrived.
Savannah was still in the hands Of the
rebels. Is surrender had not been de-.
maoded up to the time the Fulton sailed
THE Palmetto Herald says:
Only one fight OF any moment occurred
on Sherman's march. which resulted in
the fl 'gsing Il Wheeler.
All the silroads leading out of Savan.
nah are cut, aud the city securely id
vested.
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&utOeS, DeC Il.
It is understood that immediately after
issuing the proclamation in regard 10 ire
rebel Canadian raiders. Major Grn. Dix
dispatched confidential agen, to Canada.
This gentleinan returned tu New York.
satisfied the Csnsdian authorities were
taking every necessary step to perform
international obligations.
The best understand G prevails be-
tween the Quebec and Washington Gov
ernment.
Mr.. Potter, the American Consul, is
unwe'l and has gone to Wisconsin TO re.
cuperate.
William Thursou, Vics-Consul, is also
I'LL
The Governors proclamation offers .
reward for the re- arrest of the raiders.
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Washington, Dec. ql.

Washington, Dec Ell.
The Post ONCE Department has receiv.
ed the following dispatch from special
agent Markland:
Fort Monroe, Dec. FL.
Hon W. Dennison. p Al. Gen.:
| have just arrived here. Left Gen
sherman on The ev.ning Of the 10Th
The great mail was distributed 10 the ar
my on that day. The best Of health and
spirits prevailed.
A. Fl. MARYLAND,
Special Agent.
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The articles this stock OF Jewsry of the nestest
and most fashionable styl=- Certificates of all the vari-
oua articles put sealed envelopes and Mixed thus
giving all fair chance, and sent by mail Tor rs
each ad on tns reue P, ., me = al your
4, h or not Five rifcaer 81 ets ver 81 thirty ss
sxty-fve SO. hundred S5. Certificate monty be
enciossd with the order. Correspondencs promptly
swered
We wish distinctly understoea that business 10
no Lottery The object Of this manner of selling Is to
give pu, chasers the opportunity of buying Jewey at
the whole sale prices with the chance getting Watch
or some other valuable article: and s goods sent, not
satisfactory, be returned aud the money wi DC TO
funded
AGENTS wanted in every town and reeiments SEND
fcr rirrnI.r Adarees W. FORSYTH co,
ascio d.var ~ and ~ Nassau st New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
Arrest Of Raiders.

Quebec, Dec. 2l.
Three more arrests OF raiders have been
made and they are nov being examined.
A special messenger from Washington
has arrived here with dispatches from
Secretary Seward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

Boston. Dec. FL.

The Philips Academy, at ADdover.
Mss. was totally DESTROYED 5y FIRE this
morning. L 'ss about sec, 600. mostly
The school viii no. be suspen
ded by this disaster.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
Burlington, Iowa. Dec. ql.

An sttempt was made last night to rob
the farm house of j. j Brooks. One OF
the robbers vas instantly killed and two
others mortslly wounded Three persons
who were assisting Mr.. Books we're
slightly wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

rly so, in their views of American affairs,
Ts them; the Administration and the
Government are one, the success. OF Mr..
Lincoln is the success of the union, and
his failure the triumph of the rebels and
the disruption Of the national unity. They
are for the Administration or for the reb-
els. The Woriu. and other opposition
journals, need not cuff the ears OF Gold
win Smith for speaking and writing in
behalf of Mr.. lincoln, unless they would
rather that his feelings we're enlisted in
behalf of the Confederacy. AT home, the
British 10 II, as that were favorable t, Ger.
Mcclellan were papab'y in sympathy
with the rebels, Prof Smith is friendly
to the Federal Government. aad as an ev-
ideace Of it he supported Mr. Lincoln.
Clerical, genflemeu with auiable diepo.
sltions, have assured one another of the
attachment between surlv Mother
EhS'aho ana iactious bre.her Jonathan
Sleek add pursy dplomatis's. under The
glossy surface Of unrofiled broadcloth, and
as The result of the humanizing tendency
'f turtle soup. lobster aud salad, have
pledged England and the United States to
lnchanging affection, and all the time We
knew 1t wasn't affection, but turtle. The |
act is, there isn't much love between The !
wo Governmen,s-bas not been for c. n
ury, But if any of the English states
nea or liferateurs want TO be jus, towa ard
Is. we take it kindly Of them. Hence,
y. thank GDldwin Smith and John
Bright, and every other earnest friend in
itain, for doing US justice by pen a Id
peech.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
WILCOX e. GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

win s,ich rIem Fell Tuck. Cord. Bind, B-siJ, ouft
ard cmbroider tesntfrlty II will run from perfect
work ON the hnest Nsinso K, tbs henyie beaver
cloth with change of needle thrrad ten ION; will
use rouse c,iraT iSEs and II easi frter
an ssier than sny other arch;ne Ii forms fiat,
AMI e ,stc sea differing from every otter stitch each
,op being twisted w lneais of tho "aorsrtsa iox
| am the only authorized Agent for this Machine In
this city and sell them 1t the caAoo pfIcx Fam
pie OF Machine and work can be seen at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
I nurNISTRATOR,S NOTICE. :

IN The nnicrsignsd having been appointed Afmir-
tstr.tor ri the ofJ Rishon, deceased late OF hs
~. ~ Eeoknk hereby notifies all persons indebted to
sJ 70 pay TO him forthwith and all per-
go .vnx claims against said Estate will present the
s oparly authenticated either hin tho Coun-
~ Jndge Il Lee county D. r MtkhlAh
Ss.calLdsw Adminisi ator.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
Ten-Fo, ty Bonds.

Nashiueton. Dec. 81.
The Secretary cf the Treasury has de.
cidcd TO issue another huudred million
l0-40 bonds, interest payable in gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
To Abssntses from shssman,s Army.
War Department, Washington,
Dec. 10.
SPEc1AL Orders No. 455-Ertraeta5

SPECIAL Orders No. 455-Ertraes
All officers and detachments absent
from General Sherman's army and not on
duty will immediately join their respective
comm4nds near Savannah via New Yurk
The Qaartermaster at New York will fur
nish transportation.
By order Of the Seofetary Of War.
Z. D. TowSsEED, A. A G. 3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

Buffalo, Dec. 81
Quite : heavy snow storm AL div,
which still continues. II extends east,
and has delayed tlains somewhat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
Geld MARKET.

New York, Dec. 2l.
Gold weak AMI dull. The price at
lO.3J a N. was 2224 aud went up .o 227,
but declined again 10 1894 ls
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Especial to Commercial.1
Washington, Dec. 2I.

Washington, Dec. 2I.
II is understood the President will pr,
mote Rear Adniral Farrsgut to the new
created rank Of Vice Admiral. *9e4 :
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800, 900 MaRE.

800 900 MNlkE.
The following is in Secretary Slantons S
war bulletin of the 10Th:
A call and draft for 800 900 troops, to
make up the deficiency occasioned BY the
credits on the last call, has been ordered
by the President.
(Slgned) +. M STANTON,
Sec'y of War.
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RETURNED PRGsONERs AT An
NAPOLAg.

The awful scenes which are to be wit
messed at the landing of our soliiers Just
released from rebel deus of vretd dhedness
and torturA are heart rending 10 the ex
treme. We have before alluded TO this
subject, giving some incidents in illustrs~
ton of the condition of our brave hearted
soldiers after their long Imprisonment.
bat there are some details of sbul har
rowing nature to be given. We end the
following in the correspondence Of the
Philsde!phis Psess:
DIsTRIDUrIoE OF FOOD
Several cauidrons containg nice coffse,
piles 81 new white bread, and stands with
meat met the eye Three dealets were 10
tendance ais. The first gave to each
soldier loaf OF bread, the second slice
Of boiled pork, the third. dipping the new
tin cup f.om the hand OF each into The
otfee csuliron, dealt out hot coffee and
hos it was all received am uuAble to de
scribe. The feeble ones reached out their
e,uacialed hands to receive it, and took it
glsd,y. though scarcely able to carry it
all. and with Frightening faces and gfste-
tul expressions went on their way. The
.toater ones Of the party, however mast
have theif jokes, and such expressions A.
the following passed among them freely
mo ssockade abou. this bread" This
is no Confederate dodge" etc. One fell
low, whose skin was nearly black from ex-
posnre, said, "that's more bread than I've
seen for two months" Another "thst
settles q mans plate" A bright eyed
boy of eighteen, whose young spirit had
not been completely crushed out 10 rebel
dom. cou'd not refrain from hurrah, end
| cried out. "Harrah for Uncle Sam, hur-
rah n, C,nfederacy bout this brt ad. y
Oae poor feeble fellow. almost tn faint to
hold his loaded plate muttered out, s'Why
this looks as II we we're going TO live.-
Why there's no grains of corn for mau
to swallow whole 10 this loaf and thus
the words Of cheer and hope came from
almost every tongue as they received Their
ration and went away from the window
each With his thank you, thank you; ane
IS they received il all. each his share, the,
! sat down on he ground to enjoy it.
90, WAIT ron MI"
i Oae poor man Of about City yssra b
4t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

~T The great billiard match between
Frank Parker, of Chicago. and w.
Coon. of Cleveland, Ohio, came off 10
Baltimore. on Wedn, lay night, at Fr mi :
lin Hall. No. 2 North street, and was wit.
messed by large concourse of persons.
Mr.. Coon, on the fth inning ran ne
points, and continued to lead his oppon
eut 10 theend of the game Of | 500 points,
running it out in II innings, making an
average of l92, which We are informed is
the "isrgest average on record, 10 pub.
lie match game OF 500 points. When
within l85 prints OF being 'sgame," Mr..
Coon ran 273 points before missing a
shot, on tie tpo red balls. Time, hours
|and 25 minutes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
kAMmER,s MUSIC RooM.

On Main street between 4sh and 9Th, where can ts
1sra7s1ov W. - Nm. HANNAH 9. 1kRxxN,
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HXECUTOR'SSAL OF REAL ES-

LNAECU UK . , q LE OT hE n u LS-
IL TATc- Notice is hereby given that, by virtue OF
order OF the County Cont of Lee comfy Iowa fhe
undersisnsd OF the sstste f ns HLdti de-
ceased will on th- 2sth DAY cf January, 1865 bef~een
the hours Of O'Clock and oeock D. Of s4idday,
and commencing o'clock r. at tie front door OF
the Clerks ONES of the District Court atfhe Court
House the Keo nk Iowa. oer for sale ut pub
lie aucton highest bleer the fu0sing real es
tate to-wit Lots and In Block 30 in the city Of ke
oknk, Iowa. ]. SwANWiCK,
JOHN wM L0HMAR,
Executors Of Estate Of Louis Znlel, Decd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

g Among The curious wagers which
have beet Iost by the defeat OF Ne Clelan,
was one made by young lady Of New
ARK. N y, the terms being that il Lin
coin was reelected she would visit her
inenis 10 New Yolk State, five hundred
miles distant, carrying with her one hun
dred am, which she is to mskc into !
huge pie for the benefi. Of her friends,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
s~The Landon correspo ondent of the

spThe London correspondent of the
New York Tribune says:
s.Thr Southern Independence Associa
alton in Pea Nell wisely closed it's dou,s
on Monday when the result Of the Pfesi.
Dental election was known. nor has it
opened them since The overwhelming
majority for Lincoln fell, like bombshelI
on the secesh aud their English friends
alike. hey are 'skeercs now and hard
to come at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

CHICKENS, OYSTERS,
PAEsH BUTTER, &c, can be fund at IS Mag ST.
dsc1l ROBERTSON AIDEEs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
WATCHES, CHAINS, JEWELRY, &C.,

Valued at $4,000. EACH ARTICLE ONE DOLLAR,
and to be paid for until you know what
you are 10 get
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
LIDAY GLE is.
Great Bargains in Jewelryl

W FORSYTH CO. 4, d 81 Nissan 81. New York,
(aijoning the Post oceJ offer for sale the following
magnificent List of =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

The HoTmons and their Posftt0u.
There are indications that serious truu-
bic may yet grow out Of the condition. Of
fairs among the Mormons in Utah. II
viii be remembered that q Law of Con
gress, approved July lst, 1862. forb ids
and pnnlshes po ygsmy by fac OF five
hundred dollars and imprisonmen, for FIVE
years. Recent letters represent that the
Mormon leaders, and as many of their
followers as .arr able, are in rebelllpn
against this law. The same statute for
bids any r l'gious or charitable corpora
ton 10 hold real estate in value above
So 000 The whole church is 10 dead Y
rebellion against this law. OF course no
Federal offieer. military or o;her, an
hold friendly relations with them Will.
they thus continue in open defiance of his
Government, without being guilty Of
completely with traitors; but 80 far from
regarding himself = criminal. Brigham
Young carries himself with the utmost
haughtiness, insisting that the Federzl
commander in Utah shall recognize him
as bis superior. The position aud pre-
tensions of the Mormon leaders thus bring
them III direct antsgonism with the Uii-
ted states, and one party or the other
must submit. Gen Connor, the present
commander Of the Federal forces in that
region. maintains that the only possib c
peaceable solution OF HE difficulty vii. e
found in encouraging and protecting BY
force the free ulerance OF thoIgh, and
opinion among the peope. which will
sesken their spiriu-l d spotism by u
multiplicity of secis, and tske from the
leaders their paliiic-l supremacy. and Ii
opening the rich mines III the neighboriuy
mountains. and thus outuumbering them
at the polls by mining pepula,ion.-
Mesnshile, a. we learn from a letter in
the Chicago Tribune. the increase Of the
Mormons by emigration goes stesdily for
ward. Trains numbering al many as Eve
thousand people have receut crossed
the Wild desert which divides hem from
tn States. When once there they are as
efsetually walled in as if III prison, and
read n thug and hear nothing but frgm
Mormon sources. They are set back 10
the sca'e of civil cation more than CEN
tnry. and theiF preachers give them little
besides agospei of work. In Utah, which
GAINS pspu al n of one hundred thou
sand people, with metro polls 5 1t Lake.
Containing some twenty thousand people,
there is not single bookstore, and scarce
ly book Is ever sod, wi lie newspaper
literature, except such as the Mormon
organ supplies, is cqu,lly meagre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

CARD-Af.er the First
- Of January shall raise the FEC for Ixtracfns
Ieeth to 81 co. III. W. HICKS, "a Street,
deczl-dlw C.1NGkHStLL. Cor. I'd ct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22
Nsp 1onsrfissiI,,usnts. i

NEW SUGAR CURED HAMS!-
Il v Extra Sugar Cured Hans a very superfor arti.
ole, can be found at k0BERrS1N I ALBERs.
decz2 see ~StE s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-22

Both by Single and Double Entry, Wednesday even
ing hecenfser 2ist. At o'eisek-
All those who desire knoAedge ef these Important
ba,ch-s that H. thorough and prseta al, aud sin
superficial and Theories. al invited io be present
thai time when iuii particulars TO time ard
mode O: in truciion will given Different will
be oreanze aud ALL both citizens and sedi r.
specifaiiy invited. fuRh
decaI DOT w cIKTIss-
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ss.a.3 : e.. $50
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-11-05

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CoNpoRD.-A dis
astrous confagration occurred in Concord, N.
H., Thursday night, destroying most Of the
large square in front of the passenger station,
extending to Main street and southerly to
Hutchins street. The fire was discovered
about halfpast II o'clock in wooden build
ing fronting on Railroad square. used by
Charles Austin In the mandatory of musical
instruments. Moore's block was destroyed.
The following are sufferers &C. G, Davis,
beef and pork Samuel Beck, stoves and tin
ware; J. L. Frost, stoves and tin ware; Frank
IN Evans, dry goods, &C.; d. N. Dearborn 4
w., pano-fortes; Elm House and stables;
Du,locks building, occupied by CD. Conner
ana = roisom; Carter building, occupied by
Z. z Pre- Prescott 6 Co; Austin's planning mill
and marble shop; Cummings, marble shop
Parker q Second, melodeons: q Aust;o- sa,. !.
aphine factory; B. F. Duncklee, machine sb on
J. Palmer, spring maker L. Downing q Sons I
planning machine; Haynes d Baker. las, =. -,
ufacturers, The loss is estimated Il from,
$4,000 to 100000, a large part Of which i
covered by insurance. l5ssslA yqos ss,, 4
H