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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-29

AIM AT SoMErHING.--Arthur Gilman, in
one of his public addresses, tells what he
calls an ''Andover story" One day, he
says, man went into a store there, and
began telling about a fire. "There never
had been such fire." he said, ''in Essex
A man going by Deacon Pettingills barn
saw an owl on the ridge pole. He fired at
the owl, and the wadding some how or
other getting into the shingles, set the hay
on fire, and it all destroyed-ten tons of
hay, six head of cattle, the finest horses in
the country" &c. The deacon was nearly
crazed by it, The men in the store began
exclaiming and commenting upon it
What lossw Says one. "Why, the
deacon will we'll nigh break down under
it," says another, and so they went on spec
ulating, one after another, and the conver-
saton drifted on in all sorts of conjectures
At last quiet man, who set splitting in
the fire, looked up and asked: "Djd he hit
the o,e29" That man was for getting at the
point of the thing Let all public speak
ers, in the pulpit and elsewhere, heed the
moral. Did you aim at something, and
did you hit what you aimed at? No mat
ter about the splurge and the smoke, and
the hay" Did you hit that OWL"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-29

SHAKEsPEAR, Butler, and Bacon, have
rendered it extremely difficult for all who
come after them, to be sublime, witty oil
profound
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-29
S9012 43

! ne one-halt Of which is $4506,2l, being
, II more than the amount estimated in
Hrro'd article.
llae correctness Of the audit is not dis
III by Col. NcKEAy, and the Report of
Auditor General shows that he has
! INTO the State Treasury the full a.
'O"L reported against him. | do not de-
! al tins time TO revive any controversy
t'SaEd to the matter, but as the facts in
Ease are matters of public record, | de-
'3 nave them published that those who
been disposed to think that the or
d. charges were groundless and not
ained. may Judge for themselves how
4Qsuce has been done.
am very respectfully,
JAMES II. WEBB.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-29

I4e following report shows he had ac-
% y received over and above $500 per
ca as full,w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
Union Republican Ticket.

Ny WHOLE LIFE SHALL BE DIRECTED
TOWARDS PRESERVING THE UNION, AND
MAKING TT, in THE PROPER AND FULL
EST SENSE OF THE TERM, PERMANENT
LY FREE.-AsDnEw JOHNSON Washington,
April 20th, 1855.
sTT Is TIME THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BE TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND
THAT TREASON Is A CRIME-N0T IN
REvENGE-NOT IN ANGER-BUT THAT
TREASON Is A CRIME, AND SHOULD BE
ESTEEMED AS SUCH AND PUNISHED AS
SUCH."-ASnREw JoHSsos, Presidea Of the
United lStates-April goth, 1885.
sssHow NE WHO HAS BEEN ENGAGED
IN THESE C0NSPIRACIES, WHO HAS
FIRED UPON OUR FLAG, WHO HAS GIVEN
INSTRUCTIONS TO TAKE OUR FORTS,
AND CUSTOM HOUSES. AND ARSENALS,
AND DOCK YARDS, AND WILL SHOW
YOU A TRAITOR. WE'RE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES. WOULD Do AS
THOMAS JEFFERSON DID IN 1906, WITH
AARON BURR. / WOULD HAVE THEM
ARRESTED. AND, IF CONVICTED WITHIN
THE MEANING AND SCOPE OF THE CON-
STITUTI0N, BY THE ETERNAL GOD
WOULD EXECUTE THEM."--AspREw " JoHs-
son, iH the United States Senate March 3D. 1851.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

ALAi1ns ~Aiy -.
Gov Holden has recovered from his recent
illness and is at his post again.
The large land holders in this city and coun-
ty, who comprise the aristocracy and leading
rebel sympathizers, made strong effort
through Gov. Holden to have the Govern
ment tax suspended, but failed, and are now
promptly paying their taxes to save their
property.
The Raleigh Progress continues to make
fresh disclosures of the designs of the rebel
element in this State against Union men and
negroes, to be put into effect when the troops
are withdrawn and the new State government
goes into operation.
The Raleigh Standard says rebel papers
are springing up in different parts of the
State, which openly denounce the Govern
ment and promulgate treason of such a dan.
gerous character that their immediate sup
preston would be jnstifable.
Most Of the Federal appoinsees in North
Carolina are unable to qualify, not being in 9
position to take the oath prescribed by Con
gress. Among this number is Hon. r. P.
Dick, recently appointed District Judge
The announcement that the arrogant rebel:
Of Virginia are to receive the fdll benefit d
the confscation act is making many friend.
for the administration in North Carolina.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
NV YORK. July %.

"a
The steamer George Washingtbn brough,
New Orleans dates to the 22d. 0dr files con-
tain the following from Texas and Mexico:
The Matamoras Commercial OF the 18th
says Gen. Steele has ordered Coktinas, who
Is in Brownsville, to preserve the peace, but
having access to Mexico, continues to rob on
that side Of the river, seeking refuge on the
American side.
Gen. Minute had received authority from
the Emperor to raise battalion of Texans
for guerrilla service. s
Instead of 10, 600, there are between 1000
and 5000 Missourians and Texas On the way
to Mexico They are organized and armed.
Gen. Shelby had reached Eagle PAss, but
the authorities of Piednoss Negroe informed
him that he would not be allowed 10 take his
men into Mexico with arms in their hands.
He would, however, be allowed to come into
the country with his men Is ennis grants. He
finally agreed to this, and sold bis arms and
cannon to the Liberals at Piednpss Neeros,
for which he received $1,000 in specie and
81, 5,0O0 in bonds, issued by the Liberals and
we're Immediately shipped to chihuahua for
with no Imperial troops to threaten Il.
The New Orleans 1fmss' Browsville cor
respondent Of the l4th says CortiAas, who is
there, is very hopeful Of success. He has
great numbers Of Americans in hiS ranks and
speaks enthusiastically of their dash and
daring. The correspondent is very avorably
suppressed with the appearance Of Cortinas,
and has high opinion of his capacity.
The Galveston correspondent of the Times
says there il reign Of terror in the interior
Of Texas, murders and robberies are prevail
ing to q terrible extent. He denies the re-
port that Kirby Smith and Magruder entered
into cotton speculation. They both had to
borrow money to 70 to Mexico with.
The Brownsville Republican, Of the Sth saws
General g. F. Smith arrived there on the 4th
with 5000 or 10000 federal troops
The Houston Telegraph rejoices over the
fict that all drays and omnibuses are driven
BY white men, and the city is fast filing up
with industrious whiee mechanics and L.
borers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
WashinEton News.
WAsHrxGrok. July Q

WAsHISGrof, July 26.
The President has recognized Adolph Ro-
senthall as Consul of the Principally Of Refs
for Wisconsin.
1t is ascertained on enquiry that there is a
continual reduction of the aggregate amount
Of certificates of indebtedness. the number
being taken up being much larger than those
newly issued.
The Postmaster General is gradually resto.
rine postal service all over the South This
morning mails left the Washington post Office
TO be conveyed directly through to Richmond
and Petersburg. Contracts have just been
made for service by railroad from New Or.
leans to Canton, Mississippi, an d from Can.
ton to jackson, Tennessee
Other heads of departments a re engaged in
restoring the civil machinery, ih accordance
with the Presidents proclamation appoint.
ing Provisional Governors
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
From Cairo and II Glow.

CAIfo, July q.
An arrival from New Orleans brings 47e
bales of cotton for the east and 60 bales for
St. Louis last night
A steamer from the Arkansad river arrived
at Memphis with 800 bales.
Memphis markets unchanged. Receipts
from wagons are very heavy, but all informa-
ton confirm it as the opinion that in two
weeks time the bulk of the cotton win be in.
The troops nor 1t Memphis, estimated at
5000, it is supposed will be divided into
squads and posted over the country to main
tuin law and order.
Troops continue to arrive at Cairo daily,
en- route home 10 be mustered out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

AMI of the Copperhead leaders of this
~ are trying y crawfsh Of the Chicago
feilnre" platform. You can't LIZ ont d
ntlcmen, for you have made Jour record.
PxffsRsox, Of Keokuk, and CHARLES
~, Of Fort Madison, were delsgases to
Chicago Convention, and the Coanty Cop
ksad Convention, held q the Junction 1
- days shsE, endorsed ths Chicsgp plasibri
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
New Advertisements

n IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
II the Post Once, At Keoknk, on the 18th day Of
July, leoS
obtain any ofthsse letters, the applicants must
call Ter sstssd lssrs give the date Of his list and
psy two cent? for aAvsrfislng.
A1If called for within nsafA they Will bessns
70 the Dead Letter Once
BArssssssfor the rsfsss ofa lettsrto the writer,
anclamed within thirty days less written printed
With the writer's PasfgGss and 8s~ts the
lehand end Of the envelope the face side viii BE-
complied with at the usual prepaid Of POSTAGE
able when the letteris delivered the writer-Ssc a.
Ia oflRA1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
Gen. Grant - saratega.
New YoRk, July %.

FL SS'-,et y Wy 20.
The Posfs special, dated Saratoga 2sth,
says: s.,. -..s-
Gen. Grant arrived here last evening and
was met at the depot by committee Of citi.
zens and conducted to Congress Hall. The
crowd at the depot and hotel loudly cheered
the General. After supper he held levee in
the parlor where he received the ladies' and
gentlemen Of the house. During the evening
he visited Delands Opera House. When be
returned to Congress Hall he was serenaded,
and loud call was made for the General whc
made his appearance and bowed to the i'm
mense gathering and then retired to his apart.
ments- This morning the General and Mrs
Grant, Mrs. Bigelow, Coils. Parker, Babcock,
and Bordeaux visited the Congress Springs.
Shortly after breakfast the General received Z
miscellaneous crowd At the piazza Of Congress-
Hall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
LEON, Iowa, july n. 1895,

LEON, Iowa, July q, 1865.
Xr. Editor: The citizens of Clark, Union
and Decatur counties are doing we'll for the
orphan cause. The Sabbath Schools are con
tributing life memberships, and for every dol
lar given to the Orphan Home they getIa copy
Of the popular "Homc Songs.n Any schoo
in your part Of the State entitled to them car
apply TO DR.. Vim. Burkitt.
p. p. IxGAIIs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
Freaks Of . lGanf.c-CrePs.

MILWAUKEE, July %.
An exciting occurrence took place on board
the steamer Annie johnson, while on her
way from Lacrosse to St. Paul, yesterday
afternoon. An insane man named Stockine
approached group Of passengers on deck,
and fred three shots. The FIRST stuck q
passenger named Q. Roberts, Of Syracuse,
killing him Instantly. Another shot struck .
Stocking was finally disarmed, secured and
taken to st. Paul iof examination.
The crops Throughout the State are in ex.
cellent condition, and the weather has been
remarkably 6ne ~ k6fves4in9e during the
past three g fow davs, The wheat crop ex.
ceeds any " ~ - slnoe 1850.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

Tn Copperheads up about the capital
thss11an in their fury to nominate 'sa niger
70 - lone with. They could find num-
ber q persons of the African persuasion
IL out town who would be quite as compe-
tent and trustworthy and far more loyal than
- <andidatcs that party are in the habit Of
arporting. And as to their prospects Of
succee, it wouldn't make ssdif Of bit.
teruree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
Capture of Kirby smith and
Party. .
NEv YoRx Julv "a

A Brownsville letter Of the 18th to the New
Orleans Times states that Kirby Smith and
his entire party we're captured July 4th at
Piednoss Negros by the Governor Of Saltillo,
together with four pieces Of artillery, 900 new
rifles and 20 wagons laden with ammunition
and provisions. The officers and men were
paroled
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

The Copperhead party of the North is as
dead as the rebel Confederacy. They we're
Siamese Twins, and if not lovely in their lives,
were inseparable in DEATH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

Curtain Damasks,
nottingham Lace Curtains,
Window Shades,
shade Linen and Cambrfe,
GILT Cornices, &C., o., Aa.
WINDOW SHADES FURNISHED
In any styie or Size, at
DOSrwICH co.s
iy22-dH 81 Eain Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

AFTER four years of failure in opposition to
Le war, the Democratic party 'spetered ont
y Davenport, and was swallowed bodily by
tfPossums,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
THE EVENING PoxT
NEW YORK.
RRANK, FEARLESS AND INDnPKHDKKf
Is The Advocacy Of Freedom and Egual Ricks fss A
TERMS TO NAIL sURsCRIBKRs,


pArAELR ALwArs IN ADVANCE.
The Eresisg Ie<, Daily. 3l2 per annun Is 80 for Q
months S5 IS for months for shorter time Eve cents
per copy.
The Eteas-g Pba, semi-weetly published Tussdsy
and Friday contains all the editorial and literary sx
ees that appear in the Daily paper with market reports
&C, &c Terms: VI per annnm; copies ~ 8 cop6so
N5: 10 copies $50 free copy tor every Club 81 Ten
The kceaing feH, Weekly, Published Wednesday, .
paper for the sisure hour containing selected Hfssry
and editorial asici market reports specially prepared
for IT, and everything necessary to make IL
FIRST CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
- psr Apnnm.
For every Club Of Ten Copies free copy will be sent,
IL preferred, for Club Of Twenty Coyies free copy
o. the semi Weekly will be for Ciub Of Tifty
Copies . free copy Of the Daily will be sent.
Clergynen supplied by mail with the Daily rapsr
af $l0 per annum; eemi-Weekly at IS per snnam and
the Weekly n 81 per annum.
RemittAnces should be made by draft or poetafce or
der when they be ohtAined.
Specimen copies sent free.
WILLIAM C. BRYANT CO. Publisners
tyB II NassAn street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

DENVER CIrr, July q.
Senators Doolittle, Foster and Ross, and
Gen. McCook and party, started eastward via
St. Louis To- day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

The Pittsburg Posi- says there is y well
known resident of that city who is seventy
two years Of age, and has q physicians Ger
ti6cate that he has not been sober for forty
wears
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
Heferoge,s ostdasofre . j..

The most dfcuit compositions Of the 9rxiY MksYsIs
upon 100 Silver Bells by Nine Usy5caaed Psrf6y1sys
Ravortte Airs and Popular Mnscal Gems by the Monn
ORcHEsrRA Of IL abgo ArttHsg
A1-Consult Metropolitan pNpefs for opinions concern
ing the Merits Of this 8RSAS THouPIi
ADMIssI0N-rifty Cts. Tickets for sale at Bxiley's
and Hammers Music Gtores
Doors open at ~; Overture commences n 81.
jy2S d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

A MUSIC BOOK TOT Young FoIks.
ERRY CHIMES, by L.-O ExERsox,
4sA Author Of The Golfs Hrectk containing Elemen-
tary Lessons Pleasing Exercises and upwards Of 20
Charming songs The Public Schools will use II; the
children af home will III all who have
lighted with H. Specimen pagss sent free Price OF the
Chimes" 50 cts seIt post paid.
OLIVER DITS0S Il CO. Publishers
jy2t ET " Wsshingson ST., Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

0sucK on CoxPrRotIxR OF fHx CrERxscY,l
wAsHTseros, July is. 1868. +
"HERFAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sented to the undersigned II has been maze
BANK OF KEOkUK,- - In the CRY Of AtoAsk, in
in county Of Lee and State Of Iowa duly
esni1ed under and according the requirement the
Acf of Congress entitled IAN Act provide National
Currency secured by pledge Of United States Bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemption there
off, approved June Sd 1884, and has complied with all
provisions Of said Act required be complied With
before commencing the business o4 Banking under sad
Act.
Nov, therefore, T. Freeman Clarke, Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereby certify that 'TRs esAsE ma
BANK KEoRuK, in the city of Keokuk In the
county Of Lee and State Of Iowa, authorized
the business Banking under the aforesaid.
~ in testimony whereof witness my hand snd
l. 0. Zeal of Office, this 18th day Of July, 1s65
~ FREEMAN CLAkKE,
No. AL Comptroller Of the Currency.
1y7l-d2m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
or ORIGINAL
SWISS BELL RINGERS!
FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY,
monday, Jaly 3lst, 1865.
Organized 1843-Re organized and Greotzy
Enlarged 1861
NINE BELL. PLAYERS
On 100 silver Beusa

Tvslvs Solo Performers in 0rchestra OF aeknovi.
edged superiority!
ssnetioned BY the Clergy; patronized BY elfsx and
Rress md People! The only gtimate Truupe Of swiss
BELL RIN0kR6 In the World!
Solo on the Claricuetts.
HERB kEiHN, in his unapproschabIe Violin Solo,
si0NOk CARLO MoRI, In his Artistic Vocal selss-
tions.
Also, the Wonderful Solo Of HERR KIEHN, on the
Unique Musical Invention
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
ESTABLISHED In Is47.

ESTABLISHED In Is47.
PAPER
Al Les than Mrnafactarrys Ptrsg No C~~xrtson ,s<A
the tossttned Aeac7oly for High Prices
OFFER the largest and escorted stock of PArxA
OF every description TO be found in this county
Bookseilcrs StAtoners Printers and Binders will save
money BY hrst examining my stock. Orders by mail
promptly filled.
A.P. HARD, Wholesale Paper Dealer
jy91lm No. ~ BeekmAn ST., N. Y. CThe Old SLand-)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

srsas az~vz Vi sassgs~a~1 - B10R Ju1en -
64Ss-niGAt 1ls1, s''s sa'' - z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

COTTON, FLAX and JUTR CHAIN, good sasortmsn
Of superior quality & 1854 s
A deal excissiveIy IN the shove articles and bsy
ffon ss hands for cash prepared % fdfnisA then
- low - they san b hsd n tho Wsse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

COTTON YARN.
choice article Of EASTERN COTTON YARN-e1
sorted numben-very low.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-18
yncsurter WIN /. p..ssey.

youns m'n' n'msd mn. Of South drn,,ii,.
",'n nE'cn county, y, hsd snsul., .peoun.
wr -ith panther. The Other d.v. ybu. br,,.,,
" slHss. His dog bsssn barking ., ths nnor,h
..v snd came out of The opening bIs.dny.
d.,..g hh iussls -iih soma snirnsi. n
,.so 70 ses u out'-sp bs nroou,sJ .
nIh nnIh and srs, sud re-entsred ,hs c.ve. Foy
80, Iee' ns hsd to crawl. rhen he was sb,s q,
.nd no. He trooeeisi d1y fee, iu,fhs,. VIZ,
-, r me ves a 40 snimsl sisrius 81 him. M
NOUN 10 nred ; the snin. rnsds . md .h s,, .
Wv Win the hs,chs' hnlshsd him. me are,tI,n
, men vss 70 gss him out Dragging VS. pr.o,c.b /.
r wy. ne sos to The barrow spot whsn he h.d u,
esp'or and captive 10 hs open ayr. II prove. a.
me sfess sssonishmsnt of Mr.. Hin to be p,,.-
.hsf ni lee, long. The huntsr said he would "a.
.sr ~ hsh' rebels than undertake another such |.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-18
DISASTROUS UE FRgsHEv.
Great Desfvuetgo, NJ ste,wbcrts

81 Louf'' Dee. fo.-rhs ic. gorge in the river
below the cry gave vsy this sf,srnoon, and The
Ice '-sp, Usa The city with tremendous power,
"nsins or seriously damaging dozen ssssmus
and nurnher of bsrgss, involving . lcss Of sbou,
tsoo'ooo. Ths following 10 partial lia of The
''ssme fs sunk The Gcn.vs, valued 81 $4,000 ,
,hs Rosc,ne 10000 the Calypso, tSS,ooo III.
Highlander, bssviiy laden, sso,oco cargo valued
81 $4,000, both fully insured the omshs valued
81 $4,000 the Admiral vslus no, sscsrtsined.
Besides ,bese steamers which are .otsl loss, sons
half dozen are badly dsmsged, and several
bsrses and whsrf boats, laden with go,srnmsn,
grain, were crushed ike egg shells. Ills no, i'm
probable ,hs, more boats may bs sunk When The
Ice above tho city moves down
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-18
News Items.
BY telegraph 10 The Msr YOri SrS.I

GES. WINFIELD sooI1 arrived At New Orleans on
Dec. l2sb, from New York, on the steamer heClel-
Ian. salute was fred in his honor
Tns steamer DE Solo from New Orleans Dec.
10TH for Pascasoula, exploded her boiler on tho
passage killing four persons ,cadins four others
and woundng the pilot sad second engineer.
THa cotton crop in the Parish Of Ni'hitoeheA,
La, amounts to 400 bales al told. In the Terre
Bonns Parish the yield Ct cotton and sugar Is very
small.
PhHr ALLEN, formerly Governor Of Rhode L.
isud, and afterwards UnI.d States Senator,
dsd on Saturday, at hi, residence in Provi'
dencs.
Coz. CUaHr, on Friday, opened ihirteen pro-
posals for fresh beef for the troops at Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk aud the surrounding camps.
The prices ranged from ne. 70 lie. per pound.
Tnn steamer Dumont oolBded with tow-bosi
near Pairio. indiana, lsa Thursday and was con-
sdsrsbly injured. One n The crew vas killed,
and four o'hsrs Gs us.Iy..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-12-18

Tvs '''snsvs tnill properly n Rr'n. p~in.i.
F'1 ~ wea G'sa wcrts vinsg.. We, "a. On.
hfsly des'roysi by Are IN ss,urd.y Nth, Lee.
toooo , in.r,n-s ssoOoo.
ras assnsr Ps.rle... from Clnclnn.u y, y.-
oH''n'' -''h tIi csrEo arpcs me ~tnten -r.cs
o' Ne h''t Hsvh beios Mound cny. tot are
snd -. snhf.ly consumed Tho host -. v,l,.d
"si'iy nou.snd dolisr.. vslus ofe.rso uns nos,
R,rosrs from ou.vs stat. iha Americ.n rsc,.
rrcc v . snRsgins ne srn.., susnHcn q, N.
osnsdi'n Governments and ha shsr The chria
mss holidsys dspui.,ion -iT proceed ,o WISH.
ins,on W continue nsgoa.uon..
Tvs rubliosNon n The III, eontssins p. NAM.
murphy Prssidsn, ~ W. Hlb.rsisn soci.,,, q.
. contributor ,o the Fenisn fund. he, created
much comment q Toronto. -her. he resides. Tn.
csnsdisn papers call for his ,rrs,, tu, N. Gov.
eminent viii hardly d. H. for IL would prob.bl,
esuss Fenisn ouibre.t
rHs vi'lsss n Hn. Lvii gs,on coun,y, W.
was visited by . destructive ere les, a.,uy,i.v
morning. Thre. block. and 1. dwelling w.r.
burns<-,hs poe, ofhcc, Masonic todse, two rro.
cory stores book rors, photograph gallery and
Two shos stores. Moa Of The mail matter IN N.
post ONCE vas destroyed Loss probably s7o 900.
rms broke out on Saturday morning In n.
Lincoln Hall building, Chicago H.. which com.
munics'sd 10 The sir story marble building imne.
dis'sly wesL and thence 70 he corner Of Lat.
street. The bssviss losers arc whippls Co, dry
goods $4,000; Richardson, agricultural Impl.
men,s stooooi J. Y. scsmmon. owner n IN.
building corner q Lake and Yrsntiln streets,
$4,000. The total loss win be sbout t251 900 in