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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

UNITED PRsSDYTBRIAN -Hifth street. betve..
Aieo ana scndean Services every Sabbath q ii Z ~
end u pm. Sunday echoolsK :. M
JAnss bnewn, Pastor
Blk91 observation-disclosures Hinh - -
eersets Services every sabbath at IL O. n and ~
osrAnyoeAeele A.. 8 yfrsrxes ez1sYx...@@
uNlxA1IAM oUUDcH-Cornsr HfgA - rIur4A
streets. Services every Sabbath ct II q q. 0rndsv
T. HAssAla, RaGtee.
O4AE9An sou ABE n. 4. CHURCH Corner ossl.v.
sssAeaa 1oFFaa Streets Prsochtne ever 0ahnetA -
Rrsyss Asssans % Wednesday svsnings
- NAnrxo Pastor.
IlKsr 1AIr!sr cHuRcH-rhird ssr.,.. pssve.,
oS.c - niga. eervtcss every sabbath q II :. =.
qeasssf ossofs Up. n. sabbath School ok 8 =.
d ~~. 1T W1efova1, kooeov.
o0hoe.oATI0NAL cHUACH-HieAssr. eeeves.
go ne Gxn; Services every sabhssh q Il &. =. -
- Wednesday evenings. aDsns1 TsAssn p.stc-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

In presenting the AUTOMATIC OreAx -. ho,n~ -
aounce the greatest triumph in nusicaI ,c.s,rr.. -
the age During the past halfcentury thu Pr.rcI "a
dcrmans have manufactured reed Instru.srt. -sth
double bellows, and two pedals for the fee1 -
but the want of the reversed or RxaAur-,e~ ...sos
(which IL the only below scdin our r.trr.
It mpossible for them 70 produce the sns,sc. ~ ~
musical tone Tor which our insrumenfs - .sI.S..x
Another objection to this method Of bIo NM - ~:
both feet being occupied, opportunity r.. i ~ -
.he management oft swell. withinthepastt~ w ~.
instruments constructed this Europesr NJ -
doupie blower, have been nsnufartu res r. tki. 49,.
sry snd 70 counteract this di0eulty (wsnt Of sss,
isef mas oeen protected from the centre of ths
mens 70 sct upon the swell ASDoPlsA frp n fn1
and contortion necessary ID
object are dissgreesb. enough to : rspfi1.sr ~ =
lady the use ofshch an appenaases Sssris i-s;ss -
Oar Ae!oaAste devicsoe eiates tkis n ~
the eimPle act OF blowing With merr a.
sos Increase or dscssassin the volvs cSs.
Ioe seventeen years the superior exeeIs.. ~ 49,
todeons has not been eas9ttooed = fov - ~
the enormous demand has made Il imposriSis Is "a ~
aset or ofdsrs promptly with ~ e
Wefeel varrantedin assuring our patrors ~ tS.s
der. VII be proaptly met ,Andsolicis costi..sss
their patronage. -
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ADDRHss.
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SDo. a. R8aNC9 = o.. Ohfo04cs I'll .
a.tllastratsa oasalogus, vitA tsii de,er.,es., :,
ssn fssaoe ssstsresto ANY eAAr@ss pov1s
GOLDEN HAIR POWDER far Fsn~-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

EOR SAIE-Thetwo story Brick Dwelling
= House nov occnpied by R B. ogden, Erq contain.
ing or 10 rcoHr, WIT cs-tern, fruit and
together with brfck stable located In very de-
Sssbls ssigA'orAosA, dsiesns, eetse~n SIXTH ana
seventh streets This VTty viii Be sold cheap IL ap-
piicstson Be made soon Kpauire Of
seps H.. D. rEy-gYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

EOR SALE-A two story Brick Dwelling,
with III rooms, cist~sn celleJ good frsme stable fr
four hersss, full lot With considerable fruit trees
Ihis pruty b to thr best Of order. ard will be scld
with or sithout the rurniture i the hous- This
property i. located Mwesn. between 18th and lot
eta cts aud i'll De sold for the ably Low price
0oo third in cash. balance in three equal ann
syDents, with intsrest INQUIRE eli " srp psc~ Of
Aeps ii B. TEN EYcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

EJR SALE-A desirable residence. The
Il t. story Hrick Honse occupied by @ g. Fuller
on Copcp-s, between Twelfth and rhsteenth streets
fss pop~r ~ 10 in good repair and h
r..nx-d- fnsis perfeet fangi6l II. B. rKs.8YCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

LOK sALE-The House and Land now
n sr.rupisd by Charte- Ivis-, the biun o miles
.ns kasl above Ke knk--20 acr,s IL land is under
49, ~ cu,tvatox, ard we'll feAr-d. Fin. growth
offn, tss suas ruis and grapes brick b. use,
t.,n, srsoans good cellar, casfern ard houses
desir,sl. tesunsr, Poaess,on the asst OF DC
toh-r 4 w. perfect. Enquire u
augs IL TkN EhCh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

A'---------- 50 osesas l.
Amoant OF iesses anripg the year ss4olsT 60 being
one hundred and twenty. seven tbor,,nd ALL ~
than the interest on Investments Number Of no,i.s.
Issued eunDg fss yar sis. Total pumLer Of ,pii1is.
issned since lts organization ~ Geo pyid.
made asnnally, and average over 50 per cent pl,ri
ts. . ses Ao. soreitiny aDd other plans P.r,hlet
ssd 81 ,nsornafso. obtained on Application &c the we
maybe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

fOR SALE The south half Of the @ouri'
brick resides q formeri, occupied by N. Aacts. a
SO ooseeaning ! ssns, good cellar ctstern static
and al In good ord r. This property situated an
mee betvcen sever vi AID Eighth streets and s yerv
de.axnni- residence good neighborhood Possessis
the nrst Of Oetober sxt Title good or no sa,e IN.
qone o. U.sHf II B. rRN-EYCk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

ErOR 8 ALE-A Cottage Frame Dwelling
IL Hsss.. 90 occupies ~ wi,lism yeneill. With s1
rooms ci...rns cellar wood bouse full lot and wei
fenced with n nj trees Ar atnate& on high betvee4
seventh and x s<h str. .ss Keokuk. Title good Pcs
session List Of O. ssasf. ksquirs- Ct
jyl& 1k1.kfCk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04
Arrivals and Departures.

ErInmThos Pcr.ss Miss ror'as
s:s ss s BEER
xirShain a 81 Clair, s. Clair Mr. and Mrs ohas
Miss Pratt Mr. Rose Lang Mrs Es RGSspsSo
, and Mrs Galway-and 900 in the steerage.
LosD0s AND ysvnF.stcs%ship s.a Casper
ss%s a Kelly cares 1 Ar Bask% ro WIN ss Gsrs YIN
SdsS S1sPsaS LSs KGTs c s5s LEX
$ s L0p na gso Sgr oess AS
Mss.sss sles%sSlp Esss-a Adams. wifi. three chill.
ePG was Gery'His s
e s and SON. Mrs as yic and two asasseT v vse,
LAMA c,nillo c J,sn,s,a ", CIV spmets De
a.Iysy, H,lcheCst. Kern: VIM Rahs and servant Dc
S @s's Two Children S'F Se sns SloH
Te two dansr Man and ' SsS and
ssd wife " tof,ier } SUR, y Hmasro q gsrer, =
w. children and servant; Williams Bs,isis J' Waters.
E.y Donald seKsy, Jr 7 cutter MISS MscsiniosS
' Sap kppses s.s 81 LehFsp
r; NJ and Gs r o ss Ss.s.
Miss Robinson Miss Gardner Brkhard. and son, John
: M C TSs s MTs %ss NJ Mrs .SS pS
. bSoSd ar % S' a s s a SGs MRS M
Lewis s"e rs ia Ts No., EdTcnd.on four Misses Abbott
Sesap sSs SSts% s'y s1f S$s Sin
Batrcs Medina, sanckes Or Tate Rev J. Poore Dr
f3eorge smith, Mr. Banerman Henry James santhoim
Bourbon william Brandberg Van Blarcum, Albert Mem
seng Baron dc Mcsui, Mr. and Mrs William Gregg son aud
doughtcr--sO For Haifax.-Mr and Mrs John Ferris W
Bartlett Mr. and Mrs W Hurlbut and child Miss Doilie
smhson Mr and Levere and three children Marshall
Lenerts Petersck; Frank Anderson Mr Pourtaes Vim
Thompson Sinclair and two daughters Rev John Mcr
roy Mrs wilkinson, Philip Rorke, Homer JosIyn-2l To
cal l0t
wife, Mrs n GOODWIN f,obclo, Ferdinand Leo Hal
ford, Harry Hall Samuel Bell James rRodd Frederic
nsse, wife child; Colonel White, wife and servant
w Peabody. Edward Kennedy, Edmund BARLOW Morris
brundovy John White, George Whipplc Daniel samues
Charles Jones, John McCauey John Marker Louis Ander
son, Philip LOSING II Aderley Foster James Rogers
and son. Thomas u Hitchery.
PORTLAND steamship Francona-MTs Merritt Tremble
and two children, Miss Underhl Boutler and lady,
Bul,en, Geo Fitssimmons l. Ives, Van Iokenberg,
psnic, lay, Merit, Iremblc, Aw Hart Eahen6ack
mcCoiman, " Thompson, u Bacon and lsdy Mr FAIR
S Seo Emmett. Ferdon and Lady, Mss Uunning;
nree recruits, Mr. Holyoke, Perkins wife and two chill
srcn; Mrs Susan Knight Deshon Neil Heath U
klce Osborne and others
MISUNDERSTANDING r. Knrht-w verphnck, YER
Hlsnck Mrs yerplanck Mrs Cunningham and child Frank
- and otheEh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

ACCOUNTED FoR-The non-appearance OF the silver
berry bowl sent from Brooklyn " to the sanitary
~ Chicago has been for II seems that IL
destroyed by fire while in transit between New York
that city and the express company have paid the
amount for which insured Zone hundred and twenty
I'VE doars) to the original donors who have notified the
corresponding secretary Of the fair that Ia subject to the
order of the treasurer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04
9: . that and both found y, 2 9 9,s :.

ne faot that she and Ea were both found 70 have on
shor underclothng which just taking ro from Tho
>orning bed when Mr. White rescued the bodies
Albert the prisoner now twenty four years old, was
regarded as particularly bright boy by his school
fellows here He addicted to practices then which
msy have had an unfortunate influence upon his subse
quenl career His face betrays certain weakness OF
character If not of rotous passions. His uncle Mr. Ma
thar starkweather called upon him in jail to-day
When asked why he had not been more friendly, and
visited more at his uncles house here, Albert replied
that he had felt that he had any near friends
had thus fallen into the way OF not visiting any OF his
uncles or aunts When asked about the murder he said
smphaticaly, 'G've told them all know-and sup.
pose Pm arrested because have told them ALL II they
rs not satisfied can't help it. Do you think II had
been guilty. would have left that knife there, TO DO
witness against me?'
He maintains assured and calm demeanor, that in.
dicatcs either Of the awful crime with which
10 charged or an amount of hardhood and depravty
pnldom paralleled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


CoLE-CRAPsER.-On Wednesday, August q at the
Church OF the Holy Communion by the Rev Mr. Gallau
Diet, Mr. DEWITT CLINTON Cole TO Miss vIcToRNR CRAP
FER, all Of this city.
DuNN-FoRkna.-on Wednesday, August 2, by the
Rev. Benz. NJ Adams, Mr. SAMUEL A. Dunn to Miss EME-
LINE, daughter OF J. Forker, Esq, all Of Brooklyn.
HUGHEs-JoHNsoN.-At the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev Stephen Rushmore, Mr.. THOMAS
IosArIgs Huon 70 HESTER JANE only daughter Of Alex
ander johnson, all Of Brooklyn. No cards
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday August q by
the Rev. Dr. Cummings, Of 81. Stephens Church. Rear
Admiral A. DAHIaEEN, u s. Navy to MADELINE vIsroS
GODDARD, daughter Of the Hon. g. r. vinton, Of Ohio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

AUGUSTUS AspwwAIL of Brooklinc, Massachusetts, died
the 2Sth, at Woodstock, Connecticut Mr. Aspinwall
about sevenyhvc years OF age, and the youngest
Of the late Dr. William Aspinwa Of Brookline, who
is remembered as an eminent physician and philanhro-
pis who introduced vaccination and established small
pox hospital at hs own expense, Boston, the stn
America
Esou 8. WILLIAMS, Of Newburyport, Massachusetts,,
died the 2sth Ho well known in business poiti
and financial circles and for thirty years had been
among the prominent men Of Newburyport He was
sixty three years old
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

fluid played some rather dangerous fantastic tricks
about the CIronic'e office, in which the United States
Telegraph Company have their Office, on the night OF
July II Between Moristown and this place, distance
Of ten miles, Eve telegraph poles were struck and more
or less injured by the lightning The hud following the
upper line entered the ON &C. passed TO the rear of tho
building the operators table, burned on the wire,
melted the staple by which was fastened, passed to
the lower line, AND down 10 the switch, burned the
brass left the WIRE passed along the cash bar Of the win
dow some fifteen inches 10 where the ground wire was
attached melting the nail 20 which IL was attached ana
passing down the ground wire into well, In which
~ Is suspended doing further harm than the pretty
severe scorchng Of the window frame and cash over
which II passed.-.Sx CLpyyvilk lOhto) CkronscJG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

RECREATION TO TIE GRBAr WEsr.-We published q let
oer few weeks since from Mt Dillon OBren agent OF
che Irish Immigration Society, OF St. Paul. MINI, in
aaion to emigration 10 the West The following, from
che St. Paul Pioneer will show what has already been
done In that direction We informed that fifty
auumgrants have arrived here within q few days from
Dillon OBrien, Esq, the agent Of the Irish Immigration
Society of this city. Through the same influence Is
expected that several hundreds during the present sea
son. will select homes in This state. Mr. 0l5rien has
encountered many difficulties and discouragements, but
- are glad learn that his efforts TO encourage mmi-
gYn1top are likely to be quite successful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04
The Whaling Fleet at tho North.
From the New BcdfCrd Mercury july 81

Our ship owners are anxiousy awaiting further
Rom the whaling feet in the Arctic and Ochotsk, fear
ng OF course and expecting intelligence OF the desruc
son Of still vessels by the pirate. There Is bare
Upon the information given by the Sophia Thornton,
nay have relinquished his dcvish work; but the
brought by the Milo represents that he expressed de-
lsmnaton To destroy the vessels in the Arctic and then
those the Ochotsk The interruption Of Geographic
communication with the Pacific coast just now pecu
hariy vexatious
On Friday aud Saturday the ship owners here effected
Insurance upon their vessels at oc,s in New York he
odlces here having already taken lner limit to the
of million Of dollars The rate, fifteen
per cent heavy; but the sleep Of the insured is more
Vuet. The premium notes are large, but the insured
viii BIO better pleased to pay them than to have the
amounts deducted upon settlement of their losses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

A RESPECTABLE MARRIED. WOMAN WANTS A
N situation wet nurse best OF city reference Apply
for two days at 40 7th av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

exon OR LEss.--A RESPECTABLE PARTY WITH
N,)tbU this command can have situation al BIZ
70 81 per week good security for his capital n Broad
WI ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

oran -wANTRD-h REsPEcTABE MAN, WITH
soDtV. $50 W travel; business averaging
$50 weekly profit for particulars apply to H. D. Young 70
Nassau IT., up stsira
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

DURSUAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS : ~. f,rni,nre
I'D families moved city cOuntry piano ast Ileveuy
boxed. shipped. furniture stored Onice ll9"'
street near Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

A NUMBER or WELL, RECOMMENDED GERMAN
N girls want situations do general Homework,
Mrs LOVES German Institute, II Stanton st., the
Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A GENTEEL YOUNG
IA person. to 20 10 Europe stewardess ady's
panion can take Of children Call At Al Lexington
Apply TIL suited
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
IA young woman, with fresh breast, wet Call
at S 4h corner h ST. for two days. Good city refer
giyen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
IA 10 do general homework in small family; has no OBJ
lection 70 90 short distance in the country Call for two
days at ll6 East I'D st., over the grocery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-04

c1n DAY TO AGENTS. --LLOYDS GREAT TOPO-
sDlO graphical Railway and County Map or England,
Ireland Scotland aud Wales feet large, mounted ,ni
varnshed tl00C and four years time; was finished
July aud Ia the best made since the world was
formed shows 2O00 cities towns villages market places,
post Offices, castles country seats, and 5000 railways and
railway stations with the distance between each sutton
plainly the Official and total length ~ each
railway in actual operation up June 1865 gives The
railway stations all numerically aud alphabetically mr.
ranged The lakes rivers hills and mountains are exhibited
with the altitude of each In eet nadc from rgonomesl
by engineers, draughtsnau and photo
graphcrs 20 England expressly 10 make superior map
o. that country the whole engraved on steel coo suttb
ly In countless mounted aud vanished Price shllngs
sterling tS2) No AZ go can compare " th. tan.
In this city and throughout the world wanted Also
wholesale With small capital 90 80 20 canada Nova
Scotia New brunswick East and Yves. Indies and Australh
Can make fortune wholesnr this and our other maps 10
agents 5000 copies OF this map were subscribed for In
England before going 20 pres, g, can 20 snown by our
Isher % Gorilla ndt street and No Strand London.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
msss.llansoua Items.

NKw YoRK, Nov. 3--Ths Herald .
Washington special says the directions
have been given by the War Department
10 stop oil sales OF army wagons aud
everything else in the way Of transport.
alton The directions are received an
90 indication that On emergency may
soon occur when army wagons will again
be required.
Judge Gray, Of Texas, received EK-
ecutive pardon last night, tha document
being endorsed with tha statement that
il was granted II the request Of Rev.
Henry Ward Beechsr. On The occAsi on
Of the late vizit Of Henry Ward Bsscber
10 Washingtou, Secretary Stanton pre-
sented him with Brevet Lieut.. Colonel
cy for bic aon who Is serving as First
Lieutenant IN the 9TH Regular artillery
regiment
Just complaint 10 made of the quality
Of ralions issued 10 Uniteti States troops
in Texas, the climate and bad food hav
ing q pernicioua effect In that State.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
GOV. JohnM0m Urges the Repmdf alton
OF the Mlhaa war neha

MnLEpoEvILLE, Ga, Oct 2S.--Go ;.
Johnson sent message to the Conven'
ton strongly urging the rspndiation Of
the State war debt
The Mississippi Legislature has ap-
pointed joint Committee TO petitioa
the President 20 pardon Jacob Thomp-
son.
The House invited ex. Governor CLARK
10 addrass theu, but he declined on the
ground of being q paroled prisoner. Hs
said be hoped soon 70 ses Mississippi
fally restored TO the anjoymeaaeof equal
rights with her sister States, and under
the Gag Of the Union.
A difficulty OF some dorasaons between
Captain Peck, Provost Marshal OF The
Freedmen's Bareau, and Colonel Brown,
In which Governog ShaFkey and the civil
courts had intsrvened, resulted 10 Peck
who had been sent 10 jail, appealing 20
General Osserhaus, who sent back negro
troops 10 the eounty wbenee. they bad
been withdrawn, and, taking possession
OF the jail, released Peck, and placed
the county aadeF close military surveiI
/ lance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

Nrw yoRK, Nov S.--Max MArit1ks
recently prepared charges against Wm.
Caldwell and HoraeeD Whitney, editors
OF the New York Sunday Mercury, for
the publication Of. malicious libels.
Yesterday these gentlemen we're arrest
cd gave aud ballot 81 900 each Ito appear
before the Court Of Sessions, aud were
discharged.
Gen. Longstreet arrived in the city
yesterday, and b stoppiug ~ the Met.
ropolitan hotel.
Major General Hooker has reduced
his staff in compliance with = recent or
der from the War Department. al
There is continued hustle and activity
at the Fenian Aead-qaarters 10 the city
The rooms are continually crowded. Re.
port aAyn the brotherhood have reached
state Of perfect organization Every
possible precaation has beea taken "a
keep deliberations Of the Senate secret
Armed sentinels are stationed at the en-
trance 10 the room occupied BY head
quarters
Secretary Wella will urge in bis
forthcoming repoEt, soas Congressional
snactment:for the promotion Of merilo
rions appoinssea zsao aaa sW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04
Latest News bY NAL.

The steamship Atlanta, from London,
has arrived ct New York. She had
sixty cases Of cholera on board, fifteen
ofwhom died on the passage from Brest.
France.
Mr.. WhiteIaw Reid, and not McPhsr-
son, clerk Of the House OF Representa-
tives, 10 the author Of the recently pub
lished statement that the law which
governs the clerk In making Up the roll
for the organization Of the next House
preclHdes that official from putting there.
on the names Of members elect for the
next House. McPberson's views, how
ever, coincide with the Published state
menf
la Chicago, on Wednesday night, .
torpedo was exploded in house Of III
fame kept by a woman named Woo /,
which tore the house to pieces, without
killing any Of the inmates.
At Chattanooga on the 23d uItimo,
there we're $50 cases Of small pox, and
the disease was spreading.
Gen. H. Kirby Smith was, at latest no
counts in Cuba. Permission has been
granted him 10 return to this country,
and be 10 expected to arrive soon In
Lynchburgh, where bis family are e
Harry Kelly, the champion oarsmau Of
England, has accepted the challengs Of
HaVill, Of Pittsburg, the American
champion, for n race, TO be pulled over
the champion course, from Putney TO
Mortlake, an the Thames, next spring,
for G500 q side, the American cham
pion being allowed ESQ for expenses
Gen. Candy has addressed letter TO
the Governor OF Louisiana, declining 10
surrender to him f1r trial certain men
now under arres. In the parish OF ~,
Landry, charged with murder The
offense, he says, was invested with q
military character, and, as the military
courts have constitutional and statute
Jurisdiction and cognizance in 50 ch CO
ses, they cannot be committed to the
State courts without conesding in prin-
eiple ths jurisdiction in cases Of mutiny
or desertion.
A man named James d. Buckley has
been convicted Of grand larceny at
Springfield, Illinois, on the testimony Of
N negro, and sentenced 10 term in the
ponitentiary.
In stopping railroad trains In Mexico,
the Ruerrillas rob and murder oil the
Frenchmen, but do not molest other ma
tionAlities. Travellers in that country
will End It Improbable to put on French
airs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-04

NEw ORLEASs, Nos. 2-Cotton Is dall
and depressed at Soc. Sales OF $500
bales Sugar, little demand at lSc.
Molasses 50c. Exohange stiff at II
discount
Arrived--The steamer Fanny Shuey,
from New York, fell 10. on che 2Tsh alt,
81 miles east Of Beaufort, with the
steamer Chase from New York to Sa-
vannah. She had met heavy gale on the
a3d. Her hull was full Of water, her
fres put out and her enKines stopped
Passengers hailed her, when the Cap
tain reported her sound wilh plenty Of
coal and provisions. Between Jupiter
Inlet and Cape Fiorida, picked up in
small boats, Capt Applegate and four Of
the crew Of the schooner Minnie Of
Mystic, for Key West She vas lost ia .
heavy gale On the 23i ef Jupiter from
Hillsboro Inlet 10 SalishoFo lighthouse.
The Fanny Shuey passed, ashore with
mast standing, one brig and one ship,
and the wrecks Of FIVE vessels, sank aud
disabled Capt. AppleEate reports that,
while at Jupiter, he saw q propeller tow
ing a disabled brig. Large quantities Of
steamboats, cabin wrecks aud farnitnre
were floating ashore. A large black
ship loaded With cotton, Was ashore on
Greeian Shoals, surrounded by wrecks.
The Herman hvinesEon brought part
of the crews Of the baFks John Wesley
end Caroline Nesmlt Ths--WesleY
hence for Liverpool, went ashore Isl
miles from Key West The officers and
crew were taken up. The NesEit, from
Mobile to Liverpool, went ashore or
French Reefs, 40 miles west Of Ke]
West. One Of the boats crew OF uinI
men rea .hed ksy Wes& The Captain
/ and rest of the crew were safe when shl
boats crew left, but nothing had beaI
heard of them since.
The British ship Mercy, from Houdu
ras, went ashore 200 miles North Of Ke,
West Four Of the crew were picke'
up in o dying condition. The Captain
aud crew had taken 10 boats and rafil
but nothing had been heard Of thar
when the Lvingston left key West.