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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-25

It has already been announced that
Hon. Schuyler Colfsx proposes to make a
trip to the Pacific Coast BY the Overland
Mail Route. The Springfield Republican
whose senior editor, Samuel Bowies. ESQ.
is to be one of the party, gives Us come
interesting details of this rather elaborate
pleasure trip.
Mr.. Halliday, owner Of the stage lines.
has placed his private coach at the dispo-
cal of Mr.. Colfax; while the Secretary Of
War has ordered the military commau.
ders on the route to tender him every a.
slstance and favor. He will be guarded
through all the dangerous parts Of the
route. if dangerous any of them now re-
main, which IS doubtful. He will atom
for several days each, at such leading
points - Denver, Salt Lake City and
Austin, the center of the silver mines Of
Nevada, and after spending q month or
more in California. be will probably make
tour through Oregon. and return. nv
the same stage that carries him from onr
immediate western border. and which i
to accompany him throughout the Trim
VIA the newer Territories OF Montana and
Idaho. .11
he will have as his travelling com p.,
IONS, IN addition to Mr.. Bsvlcs M
Richardson, of the New York Tribrna
Gen. Garfield, aud Lieut.. Gov. Rross -
the Chicago Tribune, and win be .h..s =
some four months.
The mission of Mr.. Collar !. . .o,.n,
one. He goes to deliver the mes..c. ~
our dead President-one Of the lsss nj
terances Of his life-to the miners ana
pioneers Of the West. He goes to tell
them how near and dear their interaet.
were 70 the heart Of that great and food
man how they we're in his thouch..
even amid the hurrying soeuss Of var !:
and what comprehensive schemes for Thai,
advancement he bad in contemplation.
The Ambassador will Be cIothei Nth
authority 70 Assure them that the pledce
given By Abraham Lincoln Win 50 -.
credly redesnsd By Andrew Johnson
that the sams liberal policy toward Nam
and theirs, proposed BY the former. vii |
BE- carried out b the letter. He val hs |
aathoFjsed - ~ 70 thenAlh u dlvel. |
cp@enl u sAs ninsrsl rsoousoes ~ IL
great Territories x - * Weoe IN RI
a. sssjelI u speei1f t1oss 4 ~ 0otsrn,
psat thiE q ~ 6eA ard dlter 49, at
Mo4s1 nsae1 I1akeb 4 looAs RI
~ - u 4S8 zSa
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one Of The ehisf sources q r. fatuse 80
euue: and than % ~ sseo1 ven u
their precious dspodS i hoPss - ~
indebted foe ~ payuA q no -
ahsre Of tle 1ebt inoulg6d b the va IL
the Uniou. He will - e1l<owassd TO-
give assuranses thst i thsyssontiase -
fal6lI ths oblieatioss Of good sitissDship,
and permit tie 0evernment % share with
them the rewards - we'll g the labor Of
TIE enterprises IL which they and Il arc
mutually eaesged-they will DO amply
protected against the attacks Of the hos
Tile tribes 81 the far West.
The Government il, W sse assured,
fully aroused 70 the necessity Of devotiog
increased attention 70 the interests Of the
mineral bearing regions Of the West
Their present condition ID far fropd sstis-
factory. The protection afforded them
10 merely nominal. They have bsss lst.
10 large measure, to shift fof thshsslves-
Their citisens have been exposed 70 con.
slant peril, both from hostile ineursions
By the red man and from bands Of rebel
despsradoes. The very avenues Of com--
munication with the rest Of the world have
been some Of the time closed.
This state of things cannot b psrmit-
ted to continue. Our niners mint be
protected. The intsrests Of the hardy
men who emigrats to those distant segions
must be guarded, if necessary. With the
strong hand. The powers Of the 3 sdsral
srn must be felt, and felt 20 sensibly that
human life will Be ~ safe on tho Rocky
Mountains - it Is on the CAtskiIls. -[Al-
bany Evening Journal, 18th.
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Special Notices.

Hamlet,s Seliloquy.
ADAPTED TO THE PRHsEHT TINE.
To groan or not to grcan,
That h the question.
Whether it's wiser to endure the pain
Ofindigestion.
Or to take arms against
Ones inward troubles,
And end them, ~ the sea
browns its own bubbles.
The thousand natural shocks
That aesh is heir TO.
Psngs Of AL sorts and kinds
That rack and tear, too,
These we can shuttle of
Like broken letters,
five but take In time
Hosfx1rrR's BIrrxas
Devoutly DO We wish
Such consummationi
Then lie, rs seek at once
Recuperation-
To die to sleep $50 more;
But why or wherefore,i
Ii not long life, with health,
thing to care for,
Let US fores tall, prevent
Diseases rigor.
HosfKfrER's BIf1ERs give
Strength. health and rsor.
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Alexander McNallsn of Woodbury.
county, was straok dead By lightning
while out of doors ct work . few days
ago. He Was 70 years old.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-25

The population Of Iowa City is SAT-
an increase of just one thousand in two
years.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYHll

RArCHkLOR'6 celebrated HAIR DYE Sssls Ae,s n
- fAs Wsrld. The only H1ralsss, Trss go RejiaSs
aye Known Thissplendid HAIR Dye IL psrse4 eAaog.s
Rusty, or Gray airinstAnfly 0isss, olstf -
lssytng the Hair eoft ard Dentfnl; impartsssA
sssy squently restoring its pristine color and reed
WILLIAM 4. BA TCHHLOK; an others sre mere iSissa
tons and should be avoided. Sold BY all DruSEtss =
rACIOhf-u Barclay street New York. B1ScRunes
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The Bridal Cham Der, an Essay Of Warn
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also, new and
reliable treatment for Dsesses Urinary and sexua
systemssent free, in sealed envelopes. address, Dr.
J. eKILLIN HoUaHroN, Howard Association, Phils-
delphia Pa apr5-dAwly
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CoNFEDRRArE MONEY.

If the result Of this s'truce" should be
the independence of the Confederacy,
there is no man who can, or will deny
that the Confedsracy will greatly enhance
In value, and fually command coin at but
small discount, if not at par.
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Arrsat of John Mitnhell

INV YoRK, June l4-Johu Mitchell
editor OF the Daily News and lately edit,
Of the Richmond Examiner, was arrested
this afternoon and taken to Fl. Lafayette
it is supposed.
EBw YoRk, June 1.-THE Evening Post
ssys of Mitonell's arrest:
I" We learn that the arrest was made bv
Detectives kelse and Elder, under direc.
lon OF General DIX, the latter having re-.
celVed orders from Washington to aTresr
Mitchell on the charge OF treason.
Soon after the arrest of Mitchell, Judqe
AcCunn visited General Dlx's hesoausI.
Iers, but could learn nothing OF the pris.
oner's movements. The Judge said the
government could not try the prisoner as
a traitor, for he was Rn alien, and none out
cttisens could be tried as traitors. The
Judge also declared that the government
could only hold Mitchell as an alien ene-
my-6ut now it is supposed to have no
enemies. During the afternoon the Judge
visited General Dix at his resitenca, but
PROBABLY before that time Mitchell was al
Bea
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E,ay-AssAULr UPON ClvI1 OPTIoERs..

1-AssAULT UPON CIVIL OETICERs.-
Yesterday a very upjOstifable assault was
made upon two of the city officers, while
10 discharge of their duty. The assault
was made by some members of the 2sth
Ohio. The facts as presented to us are
substantially these: Two men wearing the
UDi,ed States uniform. were passing down
Main street, Centre Wheeling, one follow
Jog the Otheraud making threatening DOM
oustrarions towards the one in advance,
who WAS eudeaVOriDg to get out of his way.
When a short distance below Graham's
Drug Store, the pursuing party overlook
the other and assaulted him. Quite a
crowd had collected and officer Stanley
coming along, at once. as was his duty,
arrested the sssailant who was said to be
mem Der of the 28h. Several members
OF the regiment Immediately iDterfered, and
officer Stanley was kicked and knocked
down. Officer Vail who came to his sssis-
lance, as also several citizens, received
similar treatment, being struck over the
head with muskets and bsyonets. One or
two members of the Invalid Corps, who
came to the aid of the officers, were also
msused. The officers, three citizens aud
one member of the Invalid Corps, were ar
rested by the 18th, and placed in the Athe-
neum, while the real offender was lett at
liberty. The City Sergeant Immediately
waited on Col. washburn and Col. Frey,
who after hearing q statement of the facts,
ct orcs ordered the release Of the officers
and other prisoners, aud administered q
severe reprimaud to the soldiers engaged
10 the transaction.
As matters stand, the civil officers are in
danger of their lives in attempting to dis.
charge their duty. The provost guard
seem to think that the city is under mar.
tisl Law, aud that they Ouly can make ar
rests. We think it is their dury to co ope-
rate with the civil officers in the discharge
of their duty and assist in preserving the
peace rather than to interfere 10 manner
to disturb it. We are satisfied that the
commander of the post AID Colonel FREY
will not allow the guard to trangress the
line Of their duty.
We think it probable that only few
OF the Twenty eighth are to blame for the
disturbance. Men who have fought so
well TO preserve Law and order cannot
readily become law bveskars. The Colonel
on bearing of the facts issued an order
that none of the men should be allowed to
80 out without written order from him.
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b8- DISSER TO THE 18th INFANTRY
The dinner yesterday for the 18Th West
Virginia Infantry, aud detachment of the
lst New York Cavalry, was a very pleas
Snt stf'ir, everything passing of iu the
most agreeable manner, and We believe
to the entire satisfaction of all the parties
Concerned. The 18Th numbered about six
hundred men, and the New York Cavalry
three hundred and twenty-eight, making
IN al! near one thousand soldiers present
at the entertainment. Their department
add good behavior was the general theme
among the ciIEsus and the visitors. The
10 marched from the Island to the depot
nndeF arms, and there stacked their guns
outside the enclosure, aud entered single
file, taking their places around the tables
Before protecting with the repast Cover.
nor Boromsn addressed them briefly in
words of earnest welcome, and thanking
them for the faithful service performed for
the Safe and country. Lieut.. Col. Stew.
artresPouded on behalf of the Tbi1teeD,b
and expressed his delight at and Qra,itnds
for the manner in which they had been re-
ceiTed' and said it repaid them for MANY
au hour of toll and danger. He concluded
by proposing nine cheers and tiger fl,
The Governor, The Ladies and the Commit.
tee of Arrangements. The cheer. wsr.
given with will, and only as Union All.
dlers can cheer.
Capt Freeman of the FRS, New yo,u
Cavalry, followed, and said be 5ss;r.d W. -
behalf of the LIST Veteran Cavalry and j.
the name of the Empire State 10 go,
his thanks for the kindness and .oonr,ss,
extended to his men. The CaD,sin 800
slOqueutly in reference to the n,t;nn.
Cause and the glorious termination of III,
struggle. BE concluded BIZ proposir,
three times three for the GoVsrno'
the Safe and the ciu1eps. TIL;
terminated the ceremonies, and the bow
were told to charge upon the viauds an
they charged, and as usual the ensm
went down before them. The ladies
usual contributed to the success of the or
casiou.
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New York Produce marker.

RIW IVEA, J1ns ID.
CorTON-HeAvy and loser; 4ls49s for mid.
LlUUR-Without dteIt ed change; So scas 40 for
Extra state; 20 'OGI Ub Tor kits n. "; 81 IVgy
% ior Trade uranus. Market ClUsinG steAUy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. decIaoI change; Western 81 Of
WhEAT-l92o lower and rather more doing
ohi=agO spring 81 4V9 4s; " inter Rsd Wes,,fL
81 "a; Amber MichiEaS $u7A. aud IAaI evening T.uO
Rhythm; Western 81.
ONRN-ActiVe AID lts2c better; S0@S5e for soft;
SI9sO Tor dry anu Kiln urIId mIxEa hesIeEn; % Tor
MslIsrn YenoR;
OArs--seai &c and DC better a. for we.tern anUat
ana 1a9IS deliyersab1o WIIhIh " Gays.
CUIFEE-DUll.
sUuAR-Q4Rti n1z9IS11Ss for Cuba MuSooVadO.
MOLA sEs-builHI lUS0J.
WUUL-DIn
PEIhVLAUM-o Quiet; .s4SSI< Tor Crude; 6O@62
for iLehnod IN BOud anu IOGyIIG IJr n, hued tIsU.
Pykh-AOIs active Anu LImsI; ~ $50 . y Ior
mess, eiosnE II t2s ot1, eA-h, &z4 $500 TOR
80 and DO easn And sgu,ar EaJ ~ = "a CO.
eAah; SIS 6O9ls 70 Tor PINE aud t9J o, q " ~ IF
Prime heSs. also l.t9y UDIS new IUT JuIy sci.
BEsg.sss:ayi so Oosl4 90 for plain mes, aud
$I2 IO9L6 OU tor extra LIes.
BbEE hAm5-9disT n TO Ue697T So
CUT hEATs-eteadyj ShoaIOSIs uESl4;; hams
149ISe.
sAOoS-Quiet at l5L@lG%.
LARD-OuIet At lb7ESOIS1<G.
LUcrkR-0uist a. zUGoVS for 1hio and 22@23o
for sLAte.
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NEw YORK, June l4.-The Collector of
Internal Revenue,Of Albany, has De Fed in
this city, large quauIiIy of whisky and
beer, SAID to haVe been maGe IN that city
without paying the tax.
BY some Misrepresentation the recent
visit OF certain bOatds OF trade TO osIon,
has been regarded TO some extent SO a
cause, preliminary TO The assembling of The
International convention. The visit re-
terred to was purely of social character,
having no connection with the coming
Convention.
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- ~ Pic MIC PssrPOSID.-Ths Fourth
ward School PIC Me which was to havs
come Cd yesterday, and was set again for
To-day is now postponed until Tue,dsv
next The pOstpOnement lie occasioDeS
by an accident to one of the locomo,i1..
on the HsmPfeld Road, which caupO, be
repaired before that time. The excurs,on
will leave the Hemp6sld depot on Tuesday
morning at hslt-past nine o'clock az
viii so out to the vicinity of West AI.I.
an1eF' where they will spend the dav
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~ 0ov1RsuRaT WAGON FpAu.-

~ GovERNNRHT WAGON TRA1H.-
There is now en- route from Washington
City to Louisville, Ky, several immense
government wagon trains. They travel
the whole distance overland, aud their
great extent exoites the wonder aud curl
osity of the people along the route, who
have never seen SO large q number of
teams in one train. Yesterday the first of
the series arrived in this city and passed
over the Suspension Bridge to the Island,
where they will remain until this morning,
when they will resume their westward
march. This train numbered two hun.
dred and ffty-tWo wagons, and two thou.
saud and sixteen mules, each wagon being
drawn by elk mules, with two leading be-
hind. The drivers are all darkies, duly
impressed with the dignity of their posi-
ton, and having travelled over 80 large a
portion of Uncle Sans domain, they have
adopted very large views as to the extent
of his possessions and the amount of his
wealth. They are proud of their new
master and are willing to live and die in
bis service. The mules coming in sight of
the water, and being very thirsty, set up
such a brayiDg, the like whereof was never
before heard in these parts. The citizens
on the Island had the benefit of this con.
cert free of charge. There is yet one
thousand wagons to arrive, and they will
have the opportunity of enjoying similar
favors, for all of which they should be
truly thankful. Each train is from four to
Eve miles long. AS we behold this one
feature in military operations we wonder
that the national debt is SO email. It has
been generally supposed that this is sher-
mans wagon train, but we are informed
that ouch is not the fact The train is made
up at Washington City from various
sources. Some of the mules are part Of
those brought through by Sherman, but
how many we are unable to say. There is
also different surmises and reports as to
the purpose in sending them west, but we
suspect that pretty much all the army
transportation has been drawn to the east,
and the government. is DESTROYS of dis
tributiug it more generally throughout the
country, and wishes to have fair supply
in the west to meet emergencies.
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Over twenty yeAta' increasing demand has estab-
hshed the fact that MAIHEWs' VuETIAH HAN D71
is the best in the world. 1t is the cheapest, the
most reliable, and most convenient. Complete In
one bottle Does not require any previous prepare
ton Of The hair. No trouble, No crock or stain.
Does not RIB on or make the hair appear dusty and
dead, but imPArts TO It new. life and IuStre. Pro-
duess a beautiful black OF brown, as preferred. A
child can apply It. Always gives satisfaction. Only
rs cents per bottle. Sold everywhere,
I.MArHBws, Manufacturer, N. 2.
DEsiAs BARNES 4 co., Now lork, Wholesale
Agents. my2O-1yeod
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~DEpRAyED.-Tbere are a laro,

~DEPRAvED.-There are a large num-
Der of dissolute female characters now in.
Testing the city and suburbs, and who are
occasiOuing great deal of mischief. The
evil is increasing to an alarming extent,
and we have been requested to call atten-
ton to the fact, and urge that some meas-
ures be adopted to provide q remedy for
the protection of society. On Tuesday one
of these characters was found by ons5 of the
officers of the Veteran Reserve Corps, in
their barracks in East Wheeling. She had
arrayed herself 10 an officers uniform
which she found hanging in the quarters.
On his return he noticed the stranger an d
suspectiUE something wrong, had the pre-
tended soldier brought up to be questioned
The Individual claimed to be member of
az Ohio regiment, but when informed that
the Ohio troops did not wear that style of
uniform showed some embarrassment, and
when the officer ordered an examination
and search, she gave up and acknowledged
her sex. She was placed under arrest, aud
the officers are on the track Of others whom
they are determined to arrest aud imprison.
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Arrival Frnm Haunna

NEw YoBK, jane 1.-THE steamer Morn
Castle brings Havana dates 10 the IO.b.
The evacuation of Sau Domingo by the
Spanish was ready to take place on The
reception of the final order. Numbers If
persons loyal TO Spain were leaving Ssn
Domingo as refugees, for st Jardo.
The Prince, Wren aud other blockade
runners we're to leave Havana for England
The rebel Gen. Slaughter arrived at
Havana from Matamorss on the 10Th,
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N o TT G =.
SALE OF ARMY MULES.
QuAl7 4, aE.IaAl's oI,lgIr /

WASHINGTON. D. O., Nay IS, is65.
M ANY THOUSANDS OF MULEs are being dIs.
VL1 posed OF ct public auction. at WhEhinRtOn.
Toe sale! will continue uutIl the number Of AMI
mas Is reduced in proportion 70 the reduction OF
the armies, now going on rapidly. ga
Thete arc In the armies Of the Potomac, Of the
tennessee, and Of Georgia, probably FOUR THOU-
TIE WORLD.
Many Of them were bought In the beginning Of
the HaE, a. young muleI, accompanied the armies
IN Az their marches aud camps and are thorouR hly
oroken, hardened by exeIet9e, gentle and familiar,
IRON being 90 long surrounded BY the boldisrs.
The whole South Il stripped OF farming stock, aud
the North also has suffered IRON the drain Of ami.
m.Is, taken to supply the armies.
These animals are sold 81 public auction; THEY
WILL NOT BRING Anything Like THEIR
EhuH VALUEi and such opportunities for farmers
70 get working aninaAlB to stock their hrms, and
Tor dEoVOrs and dealers In stock to make good spec
nlationS, By purchaSing them aud dIspo8ng OF them
In the South, will never ooeur again.
II. O. MRIGS,.-
QuRrtermAster General,
JeS-ulL29 BreVet Major General.
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~ PoLlcE.-Mercer Crawford, charged
with stealing watch from Lewis Cruger,
bad an examination yesterday before Al.
dermAn johnson, and was held to bail in
the sum of 5000 for his appearance at
court. Caroline and Elisabeth Hill, for
being dressed tn the United States uniform,
were fued $40 aud costs by the same OIL
Ger, and in default of payment was com.
mitted TO Jail for Thirty days.
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Released from Fort Warrep.

BOSTON, June l4.-Fitty one more rebel
prisoners were released from FL. Warren
yesterday on taking the oath of allie glance.
The Boston Traveller says:
some OF them we've shown great atten-
ton by number OF citizens, who seemed
10 spare no pains to make them suioy
themselves during their brief stay 10 Bos..
ton. These rebels freely acknowledge that
though they have taken the oath Of allie
glance, their love for the old Union Is not
very enLhnsiastic.
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FOR SALE.
sHAkRARD, MARSHALL co., W. VA. I
June lat ISIS
yl..ks. MsCABr, KAN Co.:

:, MS /. to certify that In the Summer Of 1884,
my hLdS gTi ~, six ears, Was attach cd with
EgL. l called in khybicIBn who tried all the
remedies kLoSn The child rapidly grew worse;
~ medicine did her any gOJd-We loSt all hope and
though Ihe must die left on my work, 10 stay
viii LeT tue .ltIle time thought she had TO live.
,ltsT ny lug all remedies without eject, got oct
lie u hEATTs DIARk0aA CoNPoUHD," beng will
lBs Try any IhIng tAge her. Tue Medicine act
81 HAe mAsiC % her. Lels than one bottle OF It
aIIe.teI diseAse, and implicitly cured my child.
l cannot be too gsAIoiut TO SOui a. know your
Jsi5-lw IzAAo sHEPERD.
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New Millinery ESTABLISHMENT.
No. IB9 Main str..t

Mrs Y. ooLyIG, formerly n. MarSdsu,l thank.
IfbiI ~ = ne ettlsna Of Wheeling for the very
ESPseuaIJ announces that she hAl returned to the
~ ~ nc opened her millinery sItablishnnent few
9OoLs oeloH Der old stand; and having purchased
neLy eSleetsd stock Of Bonnsts HAts LSaisiP DrSSl
SSHPS Ansnea, Ribbons and Flower, Of the IRte1f
N. b-BOnnSt1 made 70 order snstoT1 -
promptly attended 70. mTiS-aIS
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~ SOLDIERS, LOOK oUT.-Now that
soldiers are returning home, and all are
supposed to have money or valuable pa
Pers, rOgues are adopting all kinds of
schemes for the purpose of entrapping and
robbing them. A new dodge has been at
tempted in this city. On the arrival of
the train yesterday some sharper .presen.
ted himself at the depot, and represented
to the soldiers arriving that he was gov
erument official, sent down to receive th cir
papers, which he was to deliver at the
Paymaster's Office. The last, however,
did pot take, and his mission was unsuc-
cessful. The facts were made known TO
the authorities and precautions have been
taken to prevent further attempts. Sold
iers should be on their guard. They will
be beset on every hand by sharpers of
every grade and all kinds of devices used
to detraud aud rob them, and we earnestly
advice them to have nothing to do with
these pretended friends.
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S8FAvORIrE toilet articles, such as
sOEodOnt, Night Blooming Osrsus and
Glenn's Honey Soap. An elegant assort.
ment of hair, tooth aud nail brushes, pow.
der puff boxes and all the popular per,
fumes and toilet preparations sold by T.
q. Logan & Co. and Logan, List & Co.,
Wholesale and retail druggists, Wheeling.
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Unfortunate Acknowledgements.
Fire.

ToRozTo, June l4-Lsst evening. az a
party Consisting of Mr.. E. Coleman, Miss
Carrie Coleman, Miss Kate Gage, Miss
Creighton and George Creighton were
rowing in Dstisrdin's Canal, the steamer
Argyle passed them, capsizi1g the boat
Efforts were made to save them, bit nm.
fortunately, all except George Creighton
BHANTHoRD, G. W., Juue IA ysry
destFuctived IRE occurred here at one O'Clock
thus morning, About half the principal
business g. block in town was bestowed
The hre was no doubt the work of an in
Genoiary. 30 buildings were Destroyed
Loss nom 100000 to $I25. 900; insured