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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

UyOR sALF-The forth half o. the doniA- hrck
IL dwsllipg hoas-, the sorD+r 81 Ninth ana fuiton
streets cntaiufnE etsht Etnr w'th rus dele
rsrlars ether With gth-r m De improve gents
Thu prup@ is IN very desicahl- eghborhoed
and pleasant pat Of tue city Price $3.50 cash, sid
son Title goJd sale Enquire Of
jznio IL IEA-htlh-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

8.
The ice break in the Des Aeihes yesterday
was unprecedentedly disastrous. The rise in
the Ever was very sudden, and the ice came
down with great rapidity and violence. AT
Croton the large mill was totally destroyed,
and more than half the houses were swept
awsy, many of the inhabitants barely escaping
with their lives. At Bonaparte and for q
quarter of a mile below, the ice is piled out
upon the land in an immense bed, many feet
in depth. One railroad bridge west of Croton
hss been destroyed; and another upon this
side of that place. The telegraph line has
been broken, aud the damage done further up
the road can not be ascertained. The down
train Yesterday came as far as Bonaparte, and
could get no further. The river was falling
at Croton ct last accounts, but reports from
above said that the food further up would
again cause a swell in the river.
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Dwelling for Sale.

r WILL sell my present residence, contain
j. ing rooms, with good a-lisr and ,is'err
u, easantly situated corner Of rweth and sfgb
streets fs,iss Reasonable For fgthsr information
apply on tbs prsnnss to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03
sugar Cured Hams.

700 aopMASs Extra sagsr rured U ms for sais
1nth Gf.p1t RoRERT5slN s ALstRs.
GLOVER SEED for sale by
u s.,sI ROBERTSON 4 ALREES.
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NOR sALE-s4o acres Of Land, 200 in

nNoR sALE-Lots S an4 9. in block l6+, on fulton
II street between Eleventh and TwelHh streets ffice
S3Oo each Also lot g. in block So, in Xii Out auui
tion 10 Eeokuk Price $3.50. Titles good or ~ sale
Enaa1ra IN lisn7i Ii b. TkS.ElCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-03

EOR SALE-A Frame Cottage D"eii-
IL inx With sssen xcons, cistern. good eeilsr shd
spe Growth of frsttrs<e with full lot, and air seoe
order -ftnstsd hssr Sassess Exchange ssr-ett De
tween 9Th and 7th strsets Title good Price e ~
Enquire of H. d I'm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14
An Ancient Dinner.

The excavations at Pompei are going ON
with An activity stimulated by the important
discoveries made at almost every step, and
the quantities of gold and silver found, which
more thar suffice to cover the cost OF the
works. Near the Temple of Juno, of which
an account was recently given, has been
brought to light house, belonging to some
millionaire of the time, as the furniture is of
ivory, bronze and marble. The couches Of
the trinclnium, or DINING room, are of es-
pecially extreme richness.
The flooring consists Of immense mosaies,
we'll preserved in parts, of which the center
represents table laid out for grand din
ner. In the middle. on a large dish, may be
seen a splendid pc acock, with its tail spread
out, and placed back to back with another
bird, also of beautiful plumage. Around
them are arranged Holsters, and of which
holds blue egg in its CLAW, a second an oys-
ter, which appears to be fricasseed, as it is
open and covered with herbs; q third a rat
fdrci, and fourth small vase filled with
fried grasshoppers Next comes circle of
dishes OF fish, interspersed with others of
patridges, hares and squirrels, which all have
their heads placed between their fore feet.
Then comes row OF sausages of all forms,
supported by one of eggs, oysters and olives,
which in its turn is surrounded by double
circle Of peaches. cherries, melons, and other
fruits and vegetables The walls of the trim
clnium are covered with fresco paintings of
birds, fruits, flowers, game, and fish Of all
kinds, the whole interspersed with drawings
which lend charm to the whole not easy to
describe. On table Of rare wood, carved
and inlaid with gold, marble, agate and lapis
lazuli, were found amphore still containing
wine, and some goblets of onyx.-Shiltiag
Magazine.
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Notice Of incorporation.

/ NO1ICE Is hereby given that H. W. Sam
pie " iiiian nfhe III IN c r. Davis jam A
Bishop. Fri Laeeh. Hsrry Fulton Ea.srd Hannm
James ". bling. VI he,Isy Nlclsaiss ssyse.,t n
L. Rlt6 k J. =. gra- VIVA paft ran A 'rnitt-n
den, j. Ii Barker I-siah Male Jahn VI GIcr.orn u
Nanorssa ct tie crty o Lee and State q Iowa an,
.ehn -ehee, 8 sis.s nas. vi soa'i, have orgaazss
fnersvise slth those who ray hsreaer become a-sc
cAted with them into corporate ard Joint stock frm
psny unaer t laws OF To- relstye 10 snch org.nix.
fton-, in the name end It'll.
Tho Onion 1.-Two Stock Insurance Co.
The p'ineipa place OF business Of the Company /.
the City 81 eok h, Iowa
The the business te srsr.trte Nv the ON
pany i the issuRAs ~ LIVE SHOCK AGAINST
THEFT, ACIIuKNiS AND DEATH
III amount II 'aYita st OK authorized il Two Hun
drsd Thoussna Desrs, and Re increased fro time
10 time ia business IL 1t AIRY n.av r. enAsz s,v
d-d into shsres Of 1n+ Him rsd Debate vmsh SCon-
pans may commence business ahsa Mep,y TAoSsssd
Dollars shall lie subscribed ard ten per cs. 6f thar
amount paid in The tsdas Ct thu sr,,,c q. 10
BE- paid IN rqHirsd nv tho D.Is ster- The CORPORA
tou IL 70 continue twenty by vote ci
the stot khoIdsrs
private property Of the stockholders il msde ex
empt from nabiy sor corporate aehi except AZ provi
ded by Law.
The bus mess of the Company is TO he managed hy
Boa of ninc Arrefors are efn,m~sr.i to elect
and also senrsfa and Treasure sd such Other of
GERS and agents shall ba conduct the
bus iecss Of the mpsny Ths anDrai eieciors for III
rectors are to be held en- the lai Thursday June in
each year
The a. iIty OF the compsny .laI at no time exceed
double the amount of Capital Stock
II. W. ea,pple {. Davis, W.l'ls,n TInberman Fich.
oias sarseani John A. t.hor, }. Brife II Kpidick,
isaiah HHls and John Scket elected Directors 10
serve until the annual election in 1867
At meeting of Directors tho fbiiowing Ofacerp
were elected to-sit:
H. W. SAMPLE President
william ZIMMERMAN, wire President
A. b. CHIrTRsDES gressdrer
ERIE J. LEECa Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14

UrAH letter speaks of one of Brigham
Young 5 sons rs follows: s'Joseph, or Joe
Young, as he is Familiarity known in Utah, is
a fast young man. lie has been on mis-
sion, travelled in Europe, smokes, chews,
gets drunk, swears, breaches the Gospel, has
three wives whom he whips and otherwise
shameially abuses. and is good Mormon, in
full fellowship with the Church.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14
BATCHELOR,s HAKR DIE

the original and Best In the World, The only true
aud perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instap
taneous Produces Immediately q splendid Black OF
natarat Brown, without nuring the hair skin Rem.
edes the i'll effects OF bad dyes Sold by all Drugkisss
The genuine is sigaed William A. Batc;telor Alss
REdEN ERATING EXTRACT OF MIILFPIeuRa
for Restoring and Besutifying the Hair
aug2l-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR, Ny.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14

BURIED ALIyE.-The GAINESVILLE (Ohio)
Signal reports that recently a,coffin, contain.
ing the 5ody of lady, was shipped from
Parkersburg on board the d. Nj. Sechler, for
transportation to Guernsey county, via
Wheeling. Upon reaching its destination,
and being opened by the friends, their horror
and dismay may be imagined upon discover
ing that the unfortunate lady had evidently
come to life during her incarceration within
the narrow limits Of her coffin. Her hands
were up to her head, and the tangled and dis.
ordered hair gave evidence Of struggle
which must have been as brief as terrible
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14

Gen. SHERMAN BECOMING PoLITic. Gen.
Sherman, IN recent visit to Minneapolis,
made pleasant little speech and was about
to retire, when cries of Ego on. resounded
from all sides. The General added: . have
studied politicians, and have learned by imi.
tatlng them TO talk a few minutes without
saying anything at ALL The statement was
received with great laughter aud cheering.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14

"A MARINE sea serpent, twenty feet long and
about loot III diameter, Of copper color,
recently got II the basouInear Memphis, and
was Shot his IS the largest reptile of its
KIND that has ever been known as native of
this country. 1t is supposed to have been
marine eopperhead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14

STRANGE INCIDENT. Major Wainwright,
who has been assigned to the duty of taking
up the Federal dead in several localities. for
reburiai at Chattanooga, writes us that in
dlsinterrng body near Resaca, Ga, the
very small feet excited suspicion. On exam
NATION, the remains proved to be those of a
woman, shot through the head, aud inferred
as Charles Janghaus, private, Co. E, Sixth
Missouri Volunteers. The corpse was buried
and found with the uniform of the L. S. ser.
vice on.-NasheiNe Press and Times
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14

- DR.. n. ,. Crowell, Of Nov York, says:
knowing the ingredients Of which On. swans Boar
bon Btter ere composed can visk confidence adviss
those who sufBsiag Aon gsnssaa debtlty, nerves
prostraton, dyspsa, Who msy - colvalsscing fUn
acute forss Of dsase 10 try them and thy viii receive
decided bensat. mch1S-1w
A Timely Warming to the Sick.
It is especially important At this time, when the
skes Of the United States srs Aoodsa With Tie rese
poisoss uAder ths name Of imported liquors. and when
domestic compounds purportng to be medicinal but not
whit less perpicious are heralded to the world -
sovsregn remedies. that the public should fully un-
dersani the facts. Be known then. that while all
Tbnics cortauing alcohol manufactured with esy
article containing opyl asef mortal poison, HOS
TETrERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs contain
none Of these things, but combination Of pure
essence OF Rye with the pure juices Of the most valuable
stom achc antbilious and aperien herbs and plants
and that a. and rapid remedy for Dyspepsia and all
its kindred complaints this preparation stands before
the world without rival competitor Its sales to-day
equal to the combined sales of all the other TONES
advertised in the Unined States and the certificates
which authentic Its usefulness signed by ndivd.
uaa ofthe highest stanengn every professional calling
and walk of life Beware Of limitations and importers
jelzdAw1v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14

Dawn JENKINS, d. d. G. ", of Column
bus Ohio, states that since September last he
has organized III that State nve Masonic
lodges composed OF neerpes-one at each of
the following places: Hamilton aud Oxford
in Batter county, Urbana, Delaware and
Clrcleyilje
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
Price, only IS Cents Fer Bottle
Apr24-daw6n

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay
OF Warming AID distraction for Young Men. Also, Dis
eases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers with
sure means Of relief Sent free Of charge 10 sealed
letter envelopes. Address, DIR. J. shILLIN HoUGH-
TON. Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. [d&w3m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14

A Youth in Louisville, ten years old, re-
Gently forged a note bearing lis mothers sig.
nature. and raised forty dollars worth Of
goods upon it,
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COLGATE y AROMATIC y1Gkr.slE snap.

UGLdAIE = AKBMA1IU VkGKTA1LE BOAP.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerine;
and especially designed for the Ladies' and or
The Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite and its
ing properties unrvaied. For sale by all druggists
febI3dfwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14

TAKES this method OF returning her
thanks to the Lafies Of Keokub AID eiaity 1g-
their Kind patron in the past. hopes to merit
hbfral share OF the same hereafter Tier stoS rom
prizes u assortment Of AiIlinsry Goods. PLAIN snt
Fancy Ribbons, French Flowers ard Feather ect
uons siso large assortment Of Woolen dds cu,pri-
sing ho* d. Frea fast shawis Hose Nitt.n. Fnr H.ds
and Chi urs fte goods Of the let quality
and PR e motif e Al OF which seen by cali.
ing Al the Old siabd aud Also az The tore roo cruerr
c"piea y nsiiey MANI near the corn di Third aai
Matt ,c~De
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FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS.
LOSSES PAID.
4 ~ 8 6

47.29 SO
Fire Policies fssued through its Agencies for the wear
closed is snggestve Of the wide spread and
busin' - enjoyed by the PHENix and the emphatic
desire among all classes for the protection Its policies
AFFORD. -
BRANCH FOB WEST AND SOUTH
NO. "A WEST FOURTH ST, CINCINNATI O.
H. NJ MAGILL. GEM Ast
FAENIX Policies issued promptly, by
VIM. FULTON,
mch14d3m Ksokuk, Iowa, Resident It
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A. Il. GURNEY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Cotton Factor,
AGf AVID CENTRAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

SELMA, ALA.
EONSIGNMENTS Of Corn, Flour, Pork,
- Bacon Bu,trr, La d Porduce ri al kinds and or
chandize generally, respectfully solicifed.
o6-r services to srAnssrt general Agency bust
mess for Companie- or ind idnais. Special attention
given + the collection Of tsAniing debts
b, f., Q or since the war.
have now hand and for sale 1000 acres OF the
finest Cotton land. in the sonth, improved and under
cultivation in Tracts to suit purchasers and prices
that will insure in 1--WE years TO the purchaser
Ltters asking for any information will receive prompt
attention,
REtHRExcxs.
9. ". IRWIN, (from eokuk) g. hna, Ala
Maj. Gen CHErL IN Low 4.
Maj Gen. Nc RrHuR from Chicago, I'LL Selma, Ala.
Brig Gen. Coon, Iowa
9. BsRnIR Preet LIST NafSonal Bank yicksburg Niss
Nj a. kKrH &C Bsakers, selma, Ala T-
And Merchants in New York, New Ori ans and Mobile
generally. A, T. GURNEY
Late 1t, Col ID n r. Vet. Cav Brest. Col. D. g. A
npr15d3m
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II OTe /, 2 aud 3 Ia Block 81, corner Morgan and
Second Streets, now In garden and valuable fruits
Title good Enquire Of WM. FULTON,
sdr24-d Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-14

GENUINE Java Coffee,
~ We ha1e, al sst hsfh aba 70 eh1ofn few baa
O,p. lavA Oaass, ssany gcod.A...tau u6a ..,s .>s
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For Sale.

OTIS 4. S and 6, in Block 50, corner Of Morgan su
Third Streets, in orchard ard valuable fruiti
lite good. Enquire Of VIM FULTON,
apt24-d Real Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

II Off, and 10 feet OF est side ef Lot 8, In Block
4 with Cottage Dwelling House and other impros
m.nts corner Third and High Streets Title god.
quire Of WIN. fULIoN.
sprA Real Estate Agent
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-22

preonpKn.s oouRf.-Justiee Davidson
stlii presiies an the dispensator ofJusticein
the Recorderls Court In the absence OF the
city Recorder. Business, however, runs
low. and neither the city nor the cficers
grow rich upon tho proceeds. Two men
who came down from cannelton on q
stehmboat fell in company with another
man Of The same nationality ipernialn'i-- :
and after playing cards for whisky, ana
each holding his own share OF the STAKES q,
they got into fight. The cannoilohlasps .
knocked the other man down, put ohs ~
them received % severe cut from @prieH-
bat on his head. The two from Canneiton
were arrested and had a hearing before
Acting Recorder Dayidson, who, atter =
patient hearing, footed up d ibill OF vi 40
against one aud si2 n against the othler;
Than at6ep a serious difficulty. They ma i1,Y
only ninety-fve cents between them me
last I'VE saw gpf them they were Ftertlhs
out, accompanied by an ofIicer' IN search
OF SOME one ~ go Into partnership win
them, but having very fair chance 70 ~.
pose hi Castle Darling. The Jastfee lhen
closed his book and retired. az
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Au,,.seu,emts.

New METRoPoLfrAs.-Th was another
large audience Mt the theater last night,
and tho playing was highly pleaeing and
interesting The favorite Webb sisters
have talxen u deep hold upon the hearts
and admiration Of our people, and receive
warm and frequent applause. Miss Emma
Webb as the "Quartetta," IN the ''Com me-
delta. = assthe "Prograpme2 has ", sus-
tstned herself admirably, and was loudly
applauded,a Golden's. /" MeaahamH was
very good In the Bprlesque, Miss Ada az
"Pocahontas,v fairly, enchanted her audi
tors by her sweet beauty and her charming
songs. We heard an hundred voices trying
Loves Chidipgs" before we got home last
night. Miss Emma's John Smith was
superb "a fBi& llfl - bHHnfssffa ~
Mr.. voltz's rendition Of the eccentric
savage sovereign was very good, aud he
merited and received warm applause, The
play throughout was well presented, and
was Infinitely funny $50.
Tonight, I'D conseqnence OF the New Me.
tropolltan being devoted 70 other purposes
Manager Golden gives d grand Musical
and oilo entertainment at MAsoNrc TEN.
PIE presenting q most luxurious feast o.
| intellect and fun. Three stars OF splendid
| inagnitude-Mr Bella Golden and the
Misses Webb, will all participate with
songs, dances, &C, NC Thatthe Hall viii
! be crowded, we have no doubt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-22

..,IIoME MpsIcrrWe GRE pleaeeds 70 learn
tnafa Iirgs nutnbefjf odfbesE musicians
have determined TO organize an associa-
ton OF self eultintion and iinproVsipsnt
in music, ana 10 prepare themselves 70
give public concerts, during the winter, ioi
benevolent Objects such ms athe' orph ian
Asylum and the poor ofthe city IN gehefhi'
There II q vast deal ofimusical talent IN
our city, and, II properly organized com
bined and developed, would result 10 great
pleasure 10 our citizens and In great sood
TO many benevolent objects. We learn
that an initiatory meeting will be held TO-
night for the purpose OF organizing the as
hociatiou. ehope II will be g complete
success. eageHf0
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Ha
i CHRISTMAS Toys AND MUSICAL. INsrRu-
nNnfs'-We take unusual pleasure In di-
rec'ihs ettention to the attractive adver-
easement OF Messrs. Warren a Conyngton,
Piopeer dealers in Christmas toys, sheet
music, ana musical instruments. Their
spacious rooms from cellar 10 carrot are
packed fun OF the choicest articles, many
OF great variety and beauty. Santa claus
himself would almost burst with envy
were he TO take look through their store.
This is among the most energetic and en-
terprising Arms In the city, and have
built up very extensive trade. Especial
notice is directed TO their advertisement
OF musical Instruments, pianos, cabinet
organs, SC, The most courteous atton ton
given to ali who call, and great plea sure
will be taken I'm showing goods. We COM
mend them TO the trade throughout the
surrounding country. 30 lu s4a.ll
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lAnDGTIONAL RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 81 Noon.--The river
mel. The weather Ia cloudy. ThefmomLer
at 80. sfiH-flii y 9H8 s4ffi3eaH }i9f
j PfrrsnuRG, Pa, Nov. 2l--Noon.--rhe
river depth ~ q feet and II inches, and fall
and distilled a light rain, but before mid.
might 10 was'again clear. There we're two
or three arrivals near rnidnightlJtoo late
10 ascertain names and destinations .......
Tho VIM White, with Capt. DrinkwateI
and John Adams, rerenters the Green River
trade to-day. This announcement is suffi'
cient-they are old fnVoritos. 1855
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-22

EptscopAi Il. CoNvotArToN.4 ,rhe Convoca-
ton of the southern portion OF the nio-
f,eese of fridfana, ieid lits opening session
yesterday morning IN 81 Pautls Church,
l Morning Prayer was read by Rev. Mr..
Martin on Terre Hitpte, assisted by Rev.
Mr.. Rowe, OF Trinity Church, Yander1
burgh, who read the lessons, and Rev. Mr..
Hollis, OF Worthington, who read the
prayefsOaha Litanyy The HisDepl Of the
Diocese, RI. Rev. Or. Talbot, read The
AntefCommunion service, assisted by
Rev. Mr.. Spauldlng, Rector Of -. Pauls
Chufoh, who read the epistle. Rev. Mr..
Carter, Of Vincennes, preached the SER
mon, which WINS I'M admirable one, on the
missionary work and obligations of the
church. The singing was very hne, the
regular choir tho parish and the Sunday
School choir both taking part The
chaunts and the arch selection as wen as
the Te De4n. werc antiphonaiiy sung and
rendered In spirited manner over sixty
communicates wore present at commune
Ion or whom several Jwere of the new
confirmation class.
on tho whole the services wore very In
teresting, and all that attended must have
felt that II was good 70 be there.
There will be morning prayers this
morning at o'clock, ut So. Paul's Church,
and this evening there viii be service with
confirmation. Bishop Talbottwill preach.
IL is hoped there will be good attendance
at all the services
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noonvff.1f * allr. !
Editors Joarnaf. gIa4llTaaI1 n

Editors Joufnai.
I am mixed up ia the city papers
IN connection with this0 suit With
JOURNAL you refer To a. NJ. Me-
Griff and Mr. Hhthbone. The latter has
never expressed any opinion az 10 the sig<
nature In controversy 70 my knowledge.
Mr., McGriff did, tn i testimony at Boon
Vile, say that he had compared the receipt
with my signature (naning bat one} upon
the city books, and said the two signitures
were both OF one hand writing, in his
opinion. Said receipt IL under the control
OF the defendants and their witnesses. II
they will hand that receipt 10 MT. Kath-
thre on the city books, which ] admit 10
genuine, Z" referred 20 by MeGriff.V 4 VIII
give them 500 II Mr.. Rnthbone viii say
That both signatures are OF one hand
writing. Yours, truly, fittiit
WILLARD CARPENTER
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-22

.aRusawAr. La Butchers wagon ran away
with his horse yesterday morning. We
could not ascertain where the runaway
commenced, but we saw whore II closed
out II ran into the awning posts in front
of Hodge, Carr 4 Co.'s,s on Water street,
shdttofne' the FORMER ard creating some
confederation among -thesposts@ We did
not learn what demage was done the horHe
or vehicle. Wowonld advise butchers ana
81 others to 50 hitch their wagons that
they cannot run away with their horses.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-22

yHEAvY TARTFF,--We saw q caslS of Inn
ported brandy the other day. said 10 be the
first importation since the war. The cash
contains oighty-two gallons. The tariff on
twas 500, and was paid to the Supervisor
Of Customs IN This city, We are glad we
don't have 90 drink brandy, with such q
margin oftexponte to begin with. 2
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-22

RELIdIous, fNrEREsf- we are glad TO
learn that a very quiet, though Interesting,
work OF grace Is IN progress in tho First
Baptist Church worshiping IN Marble Hail.
the Pastor. Mr.. Pehtecost, IS preaching
every evening. quite 4 number have
arisen, thus requesting an irterest IN the
prayers OF Gods people. We hope the
good work may go on until All our
churches, and the entire city Are brought
under the power Of converting grace. The
meetings, we understa nd. WIN be con-
tinued. &C.