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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

TnsouoH THE IcR.-Last Saturday
eveaing the express turnout" while
erossiug the river broke through the ice
10 mid. .chsnBel, snd the whole affair vas
preoipisated into the vatery food. Mn.
Baker aud infant child, from Galesburg,
lllioois, and Miss Bael, Of this city, were
10 The wagon At she time. but through the
nssi1ssuce Of 'sChip," the driver, and
Mr. A. G. Rspass, Express Messenger.
were rescued Ill aafs. The horses we're
also speedily eot ont. bat the wagon and
safe weos 70 the bottou,. Horever they
wers 6shed ont ~ Sunday mourning. and
with the exesption Of ) thssoogh immer
sios Of some Of ths express nstter, and
the loss Of ) Sosple Of packages Of small
vaIae, but little less accrued from the dis
ss,er. The ssfs contained sky thoasass
dollar. .f Hawk Eye. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

- Teonessee has foliossd M;.sopri
ocisg hersslf ia tbs ranks of shs ffes
l6s "a fer as it could bs dope By her
hesentatives 10 Convention. THE re-
Assruction policy, based upon aboli.i 90.
- surest road to permanent peace
ess permanent Union. It cures and
4novess the rebellous and secession
irit BY destroying the institution in the
elsvolent spirit Of which rebellion had
origin. Tenuessee's transition from
ssry to freedom. u spirit, - il fact.
~ b speedy one. Removing the iu-
ubus Of slavery. she will recuperate ..
knce. aad no rclics Of the efFste institution
Hlll be left to befog her intellect, or par-
nlyss her industries. She will become.
Adelvssy, ! power for free labor aud free-
Nom. and will exert wholesome influence
= freeing Kentacky. i The work Of
Americas redemption goes bavely on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

|esllsd ior "a - s.alss iEsia,sl :.
az saoh salI.
6s1ate sdjosfnsd.
Grinnsll istroduesd bill, wkich -
Te1ss1sd 70 the Connistss Il Wavs "a
Msasss propsGing y iesrssss ths daty =
spirits distilled after tho lss 81 July
next. s
Cog offered ! rssolstiou declaring thai
It Y The manifest duty Of The Pssidess
on tne basis Of the present rightfulIy eoo-
stituted govefnment, either to send Of re-
eeive Commissioners with view 10 NJ
sacnaI preservation and tranquility o. By
sons other rational means to secure eee-
satioa Of hostiIi.ies and The Uuion of ths
6.ates.
Washbufse, Of H., moved 70 lav he
rssoIstion on The table, which was sereed
70 b - to SO.
House eoncurred in Senate amendment
g joint resolution requiring the Presi-
dent 70 give notice for the termination 81
the reciprocity treaty.
Houss Thea proceeded TO the consider
ation Of the Senate amendment to the de.
hciency Of appropriate bills.
Wsshburoe introduced bill for the
appointneot Of two Assistant Steamboat
Inspectors It New York, and two Local
Inspectors It Galsns, ILL.,, which vas re-
fefred 70 the Committee on Commerce.
Wilson introduced bill to amend the
Judicial system Of the United States in
ceftsis particulars. which vas referred to
the Committee on Judiciary.
6rinnell introduced bill increasing 10
three dollars ,he tax on spirits distilIed
on and after July lss next. which Vas re.
ferred to the Committee on Wars and
Meaus.
Washburne introduced bill providipg
10 lien Of the duty nov required By l.u
= duty OF three per cent. advalorum on
unslEsd paper used for printing books and
newspapers.
kasson objected for the reason thu. The
Committee already have that subject be.
fore them.
Washburne inquired, when will they
consider the subject?
kasson replied be hoped this week.
Washbur0e then withdrew The bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17
gvieW WftA ulrs. Hoote-OonA A143an =
The Ooafsls4aey.
Especial 70 Tribsss
Wsahington. Ian. Is.


From hn interview With Mrs. Senator
Foots il appears that her husband resign
ed his seat q the time il vas reported ;
that the rebel Congress is slavishly cub
ssssiest to Davis: that when bills meet
With opposition, the majority 60 into So.
cset session and rush them through; that
the character Of the war has bees oh ang-
ID b Davis and ID aou eafrisd % for bic
ovn purposes; that solsss il can Be termi-
mated 70 suit him and his school Of poll.
ties hs will carry il on more blood lhifstJ
and bssbsrous than ever; thst there d not
the slightest prospect Of Mr.. Blsir meeting
With sseosss; thas the contractors do nOt
desire TERMINATION of the var and are
doing everything % continue Il; that the
great mass OF the people want 10 come
back into the Unisa under the eonstita
tion, sbus sre restrained By military power,
md - freedom Of The press 10 this par
do y . entirely soas. there is no way
sor them u express their views Il vas
for the purpose Of serving the people Mr..
F,ofe endeavored TO reach Washington.
Mrs Fooss says those who serve with the
Riohmond Janta live ~ welLs1cv1F, be-
ing sapplied With all laxnries at c0mpar.
ativsiy small cost as the government pays
the expenses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

Retaliation Proposed r.
CORgs'ess.


New York, Jan. I6.
The special eorrspoudsst TO the Amer.
icsn under date Of the 9th inst. commu]
nicates The following imporsans isiorma-
iion relative to the renewal Or consinuance
Of the great movement against the defen-
ses Of Wilmington situated at Federal
Point Il the mouth Of New Inlet. The
correspondence has been withheld from
tho Rspublican here till it should become
known thss the attack had actually bssn
Steamship Slntiago de Cuts, !
of Beaufort, Jan. 8.
Having ridden out heavy southeast
storm at our anchorags during the past
two days of Beaufort HArbor, We are nov
enjoying calm peculiar to this lssttade.
winch can scarcely be expected to last
m re than "a hours. Yesterday morning
the wind having gos around to the north
east and the sun having come ous brightly,
ne were once more blessed With quiet
sea and our boys were delighted also with
the approach Of transports With tho troops
furnished By Gen. Grant to cooperate
with Admifai Por.er's feet 10 the capture
Of Fort Fisher The first vessel tl,a, ar
rived was the fag ship Of the command
ing general, which crossed the bar at
once and proceeded uHB ufor. Harbor 70
conmunitate with the Gag ship Of Admiral
Porter. Next came the steamers Baltic
and Atlantic. each with 1000 men on
board. The other transports arrived soon
after. Their names could not however be
ascertained. All the transport feet q
write are now anchored outside Of the bar
along With the naval vessels. The plad
Of battle II fully arrang q aud the com
,nauder Of each vessel has been supplied
with new chart, including not only bis
exact position but the precise point Of the
works Of the enemy on wbis4 bis 6rs il
to be directed
The S&as,sgo beng ctmmanded ~ the
senior Captain ofthe gunboat feet, C@pt.
o. s. Glsshea, is stAsislsd at he hssd ef
the line Of vessels ;pf bet slass. IL 10 aum-
Der, aud whilst the Others Of the Iine ~
10 concentrate their Ere on ths oaswurks
of Fisher, our guns are 70 pour Aant
IRE into the Port.
h The position of veessls are seasly ~
Same - in the former n2ht, exoeptine tat
the iron clads will SnAs : position s6out i
ct mile nearer TO Fisher than at tie nsss
Attack, and the Dicaasor will also ioin
lem With her two Is inch Ruu4 SAILING
re I. monitor feet l1o gsns s.rass. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

rbs Rsgiseev says that 49, ~
live Union papers = - Iiffh
ct. There are two oppeaities -
= Distxict, known 10 = alivs, l1d y
one not heard from for ssvefal nesks.
supposed to be dsfunct Thp1six
1assnd Eve hvndred and thiEsy.suo ps-
l sit3ihat NJ. Kasson got va ! dsadsner
Ceppsfhsad papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

!.
3. Aeuis. jan. 16.
An bnlcer fsno emma. Wayno counts,
rsna. vhsrs - hn c.. Thonas satsr,
aays elya - pelee ou61sioss nay b e.
Tie 1ntAe Of the report tkal
Hold to neke ! stsnd at
.sa @ Y 4. 'ss... .sa: 'seu' osI : !. !,
5..;r. IS s.r4 'ls..;,~ .a..;.. ~ -. :.
Fseres,i !. c.,.l,, i th. -, - cns.s - -
,es.s.s ~ 80
c. - -, -. ,,,...~ ~ ....,..-
.sd "a, - ,..:.ls a.is '..s.i.. s I ~
T...ss, ls. si,.e. k-s s.. 49,. 49, !.
Te..ss ~ re~'s ,s..a.,sa =. ...d. II.
.ss.ssi -. ;';,sss 1f 49, .soss.s... =. =. '0''' -
FHS.| a ..a.,.1 - n.....i c..h !.
indepen eest 81 the ~ can of The P,esi.
dsss. ash pessess s. dssf,ed vi.l not be
credited . asy Sote ineleded il The
PreeideSt's proclamation. Deserters vill
DOT b drafted, and II enlisted, will Be-
dssiensdl 10 segioents serving On the In.
dian frobsier.
The 1IsHAla Rnnk N ,oa,s~l .a.. r.
eent eleE.;oc 81 y s So !. ss -. r.
s. Senate fron Arkasaas sas Of no force,
o,,;.ad ......-.;. 3 90. -. "
H-
Wasbisgton, Jan. 10.
The EjepabIican exirs ssys . private
dispatch from City Point ANNOUNCES that
Hon. F. lP. Blair rssuroed f,om Rich
sttond yesterday and inmediately left on
q steamet lor Washinetou. NJ. Blair i
skpseted to arrive here some Tine this
evening.
The Navy Departmept has received the
followipgE
Nor.h A4ls.t;e so..a,o. rl.v Shin !,
N,lvern Res.fo,s In
s,. -. :. ..-.- - ...,.
as.......:-.s 20 -. -. - s ss""~y -.
T1. [ @ s..:s:- .o .s ,... .-.nus' 5.
f;.hs. !. ;.......s. - :. - -...s. = : - 8
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17
New York Jan. l6,

a ccmpssy nth submariac ihpIs-
msnts ars . thsis Wy - Plymouth to
SEQ II tho Albssmarls can b rsis{d ID
tins to meet IN attack from The nev
ram which i to move With The rebel
ram q Kiagstoa shove Nswbsro, thich
i nov j. good condition and osly 1sit-
ine g. The rises which The sprisg }hov-
ers viii bring. The expected sksival
q one q The hight drosgdt noaitdrs il
the waters Of North Carolina ~ 1iven
the aassrance that arrangements have
oeev made % meet thess rams thich
are very formidabls.
Desertsrs from Wilmisetoa staas that
Fort Fisher vs. gafriso1ed b uhwil-
lag conscripts q the time d tHe -
tack, Who we're anxious % surfeaddr the
fort, hsd ~ opportunity bssa Offered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

AnstAss Attack - HsRs Yishsr.
Baltimore, Jan. Is.
A special Dispatch 70 Tho Balsinoss
Anepieah kiyes he tsllowiag isf.tna-
,tion
"Annapolis. Dsc. Is.
The 4fg ef ttass bt1s n = York tlom
NAiksa's Landing. JAmes River, With pa
rolled soldiers and citisens, arrived here
this morning Lisut Gov. jacob o.
|Keotacky i smopg he passenger.
TMe tlilsk = Est EIshsr ~ bssa ~
sawed.
ThS Richmond Examinss II Thursday
payss Ya6kse gusbsaas, upo~rds 0f 81
IL nldsbsr, ars v;si6ls % Wiluinatoa
asd vbrs yestssday said . NJ snagsesd
~ Woods near Fort Fisher.
The{s 4 alse RISER hist ~ Xenkss
hend 1ufSs ~ - ~ aS natask
fseaiaek ~ Hsee ilcnl ~ ~ WI ~.
usnSse - pso6tsea - istslli - =
) S. !: = Z As /. Ysslless {! \ | Wy - ~
- - L fS sAsas.s - sA sss3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17
Tren Rebel Rapers - Dlais,s N1isois1-
0sn. 3hsTaan's visw Of Reesnssrae.

Prem 8ebel 4apoT0 - D1aisss 01iooie1--
0sn. 4hsTnan's visw Or ReesnssFae.
tisn.
Washington, Jan. IA.
Ffom Richmond papers we have the
folISw-iog:
Charleston, s G., Jan. la.
A flsg Of truce boat arrived in the har-
Dor to-day With $50 Savasnah refugees,
Who were recently sent out BY our author
ties.
An official dispstch dated this morning
l4th, says abous 80 federal vessels are 10
sight. They are mostly opposite tho point
Of the former landing. with fair weather
ani ) smoolh ssa.
TA4ss uers 10 devslopmssts N.day
relative 70 the movements of u. Frank y.
Blair. Sr. His movements even are
NOT sermlea 20 the pnblic.
ThS Savannah Republican Of the llth
inst, publishes letter from Gen. Eher-
man to pronsinsst eitissn stating that he
Is merely ! miliiAry eomnaadss and can
act only i that capsoity. He sansot
give assasssces Or pledges aissling civil
matters il fussrd Cosgrsss wsll s6iuss
thsss m1tless whea Georgia u sein fsp-
'sessni6 pl old. He says tAa1 Gsorxis
i ont n ~ Ueioo. thesofslS 3 oS1al re-
cooesl ~ itepp prepri6l ~ long
- mi 80 spae 80 So "a or.
|ganiss( Ueiss1 StaD6 IN pur.
,sue tn = = " = Z y them
Iaocordi6 - iSro. r. 4 ,lkarverd,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

- The "Uoios Sentinel" published
at Oceola. Clark ooaaty, Iowa, comes to
- or sxchange. IL il local items ~e
notice she follosipg aosidents and deaths
occpring io that ses1ty. last week:
4iS Want fell on the ice last Sab
'e tsscaarisg her sksll. She is re-
eovsrio8
"A son Of Dr.. Emery, while cutting
wood on hill side Tassday. fell under .
hugs Log, which rolled over him, crushing
him 70 death slmoss Instantly.
A son Of Mr. Ratllff left school in good
health, Tacsday evening" Was taken i'll
shortly sfter with "spottsd fever and
died bsfOfe norning.
o. SAssrdsy, Mr. Harrington. having
chopped tree until it copmsnced falling.
started 70 wslk from it, inadvertently took
the same direction in which the tree was
falling and il fsll upon him, crushing him
70 death,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

- Mrs. Ssnssos Feots makes a re-
ort concerning affairs 10 Richmond. II
~ stAssnsnss are correct the peace mis-
1oo Of M. Blair and the manipulations
r. q. G. are not likely to be imm adiasely
odsoeiss of fasorable results. All the
eaos conferences, Of course, must be With
Gf. Davis, or his agents and appointees.
& Davis Is hostile to peace, and he has
Iroeme control Of the whole machine
Sssuus it as suits him. If Mrs. Foote
= right. peace negotiations are useless
= esssn Of results until Richmoni is
4 4 and JEFF. Davis and the leaders Of
y sahsl government captured OF driven
fsl Mere - fugitivss. Then the appeal
foe pssce can be nade directly TO the
psDple to whom alons it can be success
fuD1y made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17
New York, Jan. l6.

Nev 0fk, jim. 10.
The steamer Morning Star, from New
Orleans 7lh, arrived last night.
a number Of expeditions have been
sent out from Baton Rouge ana other
places TO chastise guernilas along the
Mississippi.
Gems. Badly Smith, Gilmore and Steele
we're in New Orleans ca the 7th.
The United Staies aloop Of var. San
Jscinso, was wrecked on the first of the
keys On the BAhia banks. No lives lost
and most Of the stores Of the vessel we're
SAVED.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17
Psrssr's Reply 70 Dntlsr.
NJ VI 4

new Iofk, Jan. 10.
The Hera!d's Washington special says,
Admiral Porter has sent communication
to the Nary Departments in which be re-
spends TO some Of Gen. Botler's state
ments in regard 40 the naval part OF The
expedition delaying The attack on Fort
Fisher aud thus causing its failure. He
says that the only work assigned to be
done by the navy vas to silence the rebel
works, aud that it did that effectuaily on
the cath and 25th Of Dec bat that, as
Gen Butler then decided, al assault By
hh military force unfeasible it would
net have been less so on an earlier day.
He IS of the opinion that the port could
easily have besn taken BY tho troops il m
effort had been made. Geo. Butler started
on the expedition, the Admiral says, b.
fore The naval flses Was ready to cooper
ate With him. and thus BY exposing bis
transports 70 the view Of the enemy warn
ed tbetn Of the danger. He also charges
that the army portion Of the enterprise
Was gotten up in very unmilitary man
ner..
Ibe Heraid's Cumberland, Md, dis
patch says, there was q report in Sheri-
dan = army On Saturday night that large
body Of rebels was Advancing on Weston,
Lewis county, Virginia. situated ON the
scss branch Of the Monongebala River,
but accounts from that region yesterday
did not confirm this rsmor.
A cavalry expedition left camp 1t Win
chester on the 10Th and proceeded . far
- Bsrryville, IL miles southward. with
out meeting any enemy excepta few guer-
riIlas, who kept we'll Of. The command
then proceeded to MiIsood and fousd that
no rebels bad been there for several weeks
Thence they proceeded to the Shenandoah
which they found aniordable. They
learoed that Rosser's cavalry had aose IN
to winter quarters at St. Houston, ant
Mud sall JAckson's connand Vas .
Creighton's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

New York, Jan. 16.

The Tribune has Dispatch from Jonius
Browse, another Of the correspondents,
dased Knoxville. 18th. saying Re escaped
Iron shs rebeh u H4lisbury, n. .c., on the
18th M. and had Just reached Kuoxyills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-17

T0ronto, Jan. l6.
Hon. Cso. Broun arrived from Easlssd
Hatn,dsy sight.
Tks alo6e to-day says il i crsdibly
islssned tlae ~ best lsesl opisioo h
Kaela.d hsnss ~ extssditien Il he
ssi3ess 80 befsse ~ Cess1isa OsssA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-24

H.EEisBtRG. March %, HIS a. m-The
train is now leaving this city with the remains OF
President Lincoln Our company has been in
creased by the addition of the Hon. J Bailey
Hon J X Moorhesi and " Hall Stanton, ESQ
The latter i chairman OF the committee Of AT
rangemenis OF the Philadelphia city councils
The duty of this gehtlemsu is 20 extend the hos
pitalties of the city 20 those sho have been spe-
cially invited % accompany TIE remains 20 Spring
field
Governor Bradford. OF Maryland. and staff
took leave of the party Al Harrisburg, - o0e
O'Clock
We are now near " beatiaBd. snG the attention
o. the passengers il directed towards the resi-
dence OF James BuchanBn. shout two miles from
III road. Al i've minutes past one clock We
are at Lancaster The vicinity OF tie station is
cro~ded With people. aud further on The streets
are deusely filled Perhaps 30 GOO OF 10 ,OOO PEG
pie are here as spectators
Battle hacs are every where displayed, banners
are ~ half mast badges Of black seen every
where The walls of the elegant Car house are
profusely oruanentsd With drsped Tags aud 9th
ef emblems of grief The car house IS dense y
packed with people the word goes around that
Grant j. on board: this electrihes the crowd
where Is he's shouts thousands Of voices many
rush TO the last car. snd others in 'front.' showing
THAI they have definite idea 20 tia where
aoouts OF Grant; Grant Is not on board snt tht
crowd feel disappointed. AT this point small
party Of ladies with q large and magnificent DO
quet reached the cars and deposited In the co&r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-24
From New Orleans

NV OsLKAys. April is --CsptsiD Toms. two
mates and FIVE seamen of the bark Louisa. from
New York, drowned March Goth By the
boat capsziDg on the bar a. she mouth Of the
Rio Grande
Il is reported that eff. Davis crossed the Mis-
sissippi river at I'hincs bend. accompanied by
Texas cavalry regiment. escaping observation Of
the naval authorities
Gen. Candy hes issued sn order prohibiting all
persons not connected with the army going TO
Mobile
Its reported that Kirby Smith has disbsnded
his srmy and they are returning home.
The Delta SAYS tho Milwaukee sunk in Mobile
bay will prove total loss, her guns have been
taken off snd the machinery be saved, the
hull is already breaking 10 pieces The Osge's
guns have been removed and there is good
prospect Of raising her.
The Laura ran against two piles. breaking
large holes III her She sunk in shallow water
ana will DO saved.
The Ida, small Tug propeller. struck a tor
pedo and vac blown W. and The captain and two
Others killed.
Is is said that the ioervllls was blown uD by a
torpedo. but she report is uneonfrmed
TIE Blossom Rose and tin clad No IL were
destroyed No particulars.
The Scotia, formerly known as guDboat, vac
sunk in IL fee. Of water, and SIX of her crew los
and sixteen wounded.
All The monitors except the Cincinnati sfe no
so the city under command of Commodore Pal
meT
LaGDche. tom the monitors sent up The river
captured blockade runner sded With 600
bales of cotton
II is stated On good authority tina; General
Hurlbus viii relieve Granger, soon IS Banks
arrives at New Orleans.
Smith, CORPS Friday noon, were sleveg miles
a5ove Blakeiy. route for Montgomery.
Aatsmofas sdVices TO the 9Th have been re-
csvei. CoItinis and Meme are represented a.
having sbou' 3 600 men General Meiia sent y
/ force sSailst them
! Il IS expected tn, Liberals will attack Mata-
m0ras soon. Communication vas stopped two
days between Matsmor.s snd Bsgdad. by order
of Meia shO ordered troops from bis camp and
! placed ;heu along he road 10 clear il Of guer-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-24
From NEW YORK

NV YoRK, April 23-Circumstanees which
have come to the knovledgeof the government
render il nearly certain that Booth horse fell
with him on Friday night. the 18th inst, and ii
is believed caused the fracture Of one OF his legs
Il is also reported tbst he bad Invested himself
OF his mousische
The likeness OF Booth published in Harper
Weekly j. said to be correct.
The attention OF surgeons aud tne public i
called 10 these circumstances
IL Booth is lying concealed aud ~snnded. the
rewards offered and the detestation of his crime
By all LOYAL citizens will s0on bring him TO light
The Suffolk, Virginia. correspondent Of The
Herald, states that rebel officers who have srriv-
ed there report ;hst Lees surrender reached JEFF
Davis at D.nville three days after hi. procla ma
ton, and that JEFF left at daylight next morning
for Greeersbore JEFF stated that il he Was hard
pushed he should 20 to Texas. where ne was
sure be could rally artnf around him and
make another st.nd, and be SHOULD never leave
The limits Of the confedessey he issued orders
for cavalry to join d N snd 10 burn the bridges
over the Nevbern and Rosnoke rivers which
was reported to be done, and siso orders for :hc
evacuation Of Weldon
Toronto papers contain II aaidSY, stating
'hs, the notorious Mcdonald, ~ith member o!
council of Toronto. named Dennison, had been
discovered in preparing pirate - CollincvOod
for plGudeI upon the lakes. The scheme has
been frustrated by he seizure Of the vessel
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-24
HEzExfau & Co

B0rTLED CIDsR "A new beverage has jus,
been introduced in the city, and which no doubt
will he populsr-bOttled sparkling cider II is
prepared by Messrs Tindall 4 Scribner, No. IL.
West Pearl street. who Manufacture improved
bottled soda water and ssrsaparilla beer The
very best Of cider Is used, and il u charged in
bottles from fountain the same soda water
This gives i! pleasau, favor and when uncork
ei and used il efervesces ust ike champagne,
aud makes equally agreeable and much
purer and healthy drink, well a. far more
economical IL s also put up in a very conyen-
lent shape for use, each bottle Holding about az
much as person will need for drinking at one
time This i beverage that can be recon-
mended ~ ~