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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22

The disposition is increasing, on the part
of Congress, to assume the entire war debt oil
the loyal States; that the South may thereby
be compelled to share equally with the North,
the burden Of debt which their crimes have
entailed upon the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22


80 Cutes fevefs, Congestion rs
worms, Norm fever, worm coiir..-...-.... %
a.Vue conc, % tes thing Of ilfxntA-..... rs
nhfhd'a OF chiidrfn or sdults -.......... Is
DJsentsry Grilibg Bilious c1lic--...... rs
. SHoirTa -nofDus Aa1-fa-..-.-..............25
Coughs. Colds, Brons hits ... rs
hearsigtA. Tooihache, Faceacbe-.... rs
Heaf4chfs, Sick hes9ach~. rs
:. ~ Dt'pei SIS, Billions stoma h......-....... IS
- kuPprf ssed, srslry, tainfu p.rioje.-.... IS
Itueorr nes, or hiss ........-..........-.2 Is
= 10 Group Eosrse csHe ....,..,.. rs
> - Salt hbeam, KrJsptlas, Eruption..... Is
= 10 Hhennst.m, all Rieu nistic rsns.--..... IS
:. - Ever and AEne. fh hi j fev. r............ 80
:. ~ Pfr-, internal and txt.rnai ..........,. so
" y q amy. sare in farstd syss-........... so
IL Cafarrh acute ehronic infuen7a.. SO
~ NhooTing Cough, =. lie conxhS.-.... so
= II Asthma. opp ts-ed ........... ...... 90
. - lar Dischaf. i'm paired hea1in s..-.... 50
> ~ fcrr fn'a- enlarged glapde .............. go
= "a General Debility. ply heal ~eaknees.... so
- Drup-sy, sexDty stcre.iots so
10 Sea s,ek n@~-, sics b IRON RIDING so
- II Kidney Dis ase, sravei ................ 30
% Nervous Debility, seminal emission u, in
voluntary discharges ....--..............-l 100
p sore Mouth Ca,sk.r ............ 10
:. 20 Urinary InccBtinuance. .......... so
= 81 PAINFUL Psro4s, even with syasms .....s.. 20
VI suM'r rings at Chan e u Ilie.......... 100
rs EfH ps,- srasm., {. ritns Dance.-..... 100
). VI DPhths rra, Ulcsra Sore Throat-.... so
FAMILY CASES.
Case Of Sc walls AMI Look complete 90
Case Of % large vis's In morocco, an book. %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22

"THAr's THE QUESTION. The question is
not whether we viii uphold Andy johnson or
Thad. Stevens The question is not whether
we are in favor of negro suffrage or opposed
to it. But it is whether we will permit those
who have murdered our sons and brothers, to
get control Of the Government and tax us to
pay the rebel debt and pension rebel soldiers
Whether we will give up the fruits of our
victories and permit the rebels to become the
victors aud we the vanquished. ''That's the
question" which every intelligent person
must decide for himself. Loyal Citizen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-22

GQEFEEt ed SUGAR-A& Low .pesoes,
~ 1sF ss1lns With ~ rt-v1f 1jtIlsx sss-s & I
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25

As this is really Specific for Worms and the
best and most palatabe form TO give to children it
is not surprising that it is fast taking the place of
all other preparations for wormsit bong tasteless
any child win takeit 2 tA tsii 81 - = o.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
s!nlSeEn LLLALLrS, I.YAs s; S9 assI1.
Ne' l l9rS 81 s. Lo" st1FN { e 60 10O'''
......... . 49,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
t..' CLOTHING U
100 & 1872 North Main Street,
marlodam $3.50, ST LOUIS
A. ]. NOBLE, /
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Wall p q y 9 L
., TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES,
- r.t FIXTURES, &c &c.
No ca North Fifth Street,
Under Mercantile Library Hall. ST LOUIS
southern Orders promptly attended to $3.50.
Ellis d. MAN MING
Successors TO
CHARLES &. WELLS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in '
CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENSWARE
Silver Plated and Britannia Ware,
Tea Trays, Feather DUstes Eases Lamps,
DINNER, TEA AND TOILET SETS.
CHANDELIERS, TABLE CUTLERY,
HOTEL AND STEAMBOAT WARE,
ConsIunGIy ON Hand,
n. w. Cor Fourth 4 st. Charles SITS,
nj 27d3m ST LOUIS
TTlIA. McDO W ELL & co.
123 North Fourth ST.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
An Immense stock of CIRPETs and OIL CLOTHS
NEW YORK PRICES.
4 very large stock Of
STRA w MATT TING,
At the Lowest Figures.
Send us a diagram of yoU door and win send
the goods You want at the same price rs if you
purchased in person.
PIETICCLAR ATTENTION PAID TO All
ORDERS FROM THE SOUTH
A MceO WELL & 60,
lib North Fourth street.
Marchs,lm ST LOUIS MO
ARTISTS EMPORIUM.
J \ NJ : : : p = l. T..
No. -, North ath Street,
Established Is4oA
st Louis, Missouri
Manufacturer and Dealerin
PICTURE LOOKING GLASS AND PORTRAIT
FRAMES.
Constantly on hand all kinds of Artists Materials
English and American Oil and Water Colors,
ENGRAVINGS. AUTOGRAPHS, &c, &c,
The trade supplied at a reasonable discount.
DOCTOR BORT,
Late Consulting Surgeon to he Neo York Eye, Ear
| and Lung HlfI1aarH
Has Established an
| EYE, EAR AND LUNG INFIRMARY,
| Corner Third and Vine streets,
| ST LOUIS
| All Diseases of the Eye, Ear Lungs. Heart
| Throat and CatlITh, Deafness, Noises and Dis
charges from the Ear and Head treated successfully
! Superior Artificial Eyes inserted also. Artificial
Ears for persons whose hearing cannot he restored
constantly on hand, that viii improve the hearing
| artihcially.
! address, DIR. BORT, corner Third and Vine sts.
! St LOuis
| Enclose stamps for return postage. maT9dIy.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25

For Debility Loss of Appetite, Weakness, Indt
gestion or Dyspepsia want of action Of the Liver.
BisOrdered stomach, there are no bittefs that can
compare with these in removing these distressing
complaints. For sale can be had at any Drug
store in the United States from the pfOprietors
Louisville KY, corner Seventh and kGfeen streets
to whom all orders should be addressed.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25
HURLEYS sARsAPARILhA.
HURLEY's POPULAR WORM CANDY

The great Blood Purifier as Spring and Summer
Medicine, stands unrivaled removes all impurities
from the blood and gives health and strength to the
system. HURLEY, RUDOLF & CO., Pfoprietors.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25
; ORIENTAL. pRApI .npnpc

For identifying the Complexion effectually re-
moving Tan, Freckles, Blotches and giving the skin
an elegant smoothness not easily attained by any
East gives it character for efficacy which at once
stamps it as infinitely superior for the toilet of any
lady go = '--'
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25

IfOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vCrmfn need be
no longer If they use "Gostar," Extermnstor. We
have used it satisfaction and it box cost 50,
we wOuld have it We have tiled poisous, but they
effected nothing: but "Costar's article knocks the
breath out Of Rats, dice. Reaches, Ants, and Bed
Bugs, quicker than write it. Ii is in great de
mand all the countrv-Medina, Ohio, Gszrtte.
. See go star's' advertisement above
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25

-"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERVTNATOR is simple
safe aud sure the most perfect RATih alton meet
fnC have eve attended Every Rat that get
it proper prepared, will eat il. and every that
eats Il will die generally at place distant
DO sible from where it was takcu Lake Shore,
Mich Mirror
= see "Costar'l" advertisement above.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25
INK. INK INK

Seaton's Chemical Writing Find is becoming
world renowned for its superior quality Having
been introduced only about six years. it has become
the principal in with those whowant fine free
flowing ink and for permanency it is decidedly the
best ink for records that can be used For conting
houses banks or schools it is unequaled aud needs
only to be tried to be approved. For sale BY Drug
gists and Merchants everywhere. SO 4sssit
HURLEY, PUDDLE g. CO., Proprietors,
-. Corner Seventh and Green streets
Mareh7d2m Il Louisville, KY
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25
FOR CHILlS AND fETfR!
~ Il - e. II
Use the Best.
HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC
Never Fails-AIways TO be Depended
UPOn-NOthing more Reliable
Than HurIey's TOnic.s

Will cure Ague and Fever, Chls and Fever In
termittent Fever, Dumb Agne. Every person who
has tried Hurleys Tonic speaks in the highest terms
of it. As a curative agent it Is unsurpassed .and
more certain than quinine. No bad results from
using Hurleys Tonic. Every body should use
HURLEY'S ,AGUE TONIC.
Send your orlersto u Lf..I!
HURLEY, PUDDLE & co,
PrOprietors Louisville, XIV
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-25
1866.
1866.

RATS reTaUy BIRDS Whoeyrr e1EsEes iu shoot
ing small birds is cruel man; whoever aids in eX-
terminating rats is hencfactor. We should like
some give the benefit Of their exprrcIce in
driving out these pests. We need something besides
dogs, cats and traps for th,s business-- Scientific
American Y.
q See "CostaI s. advertisement above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15
TElEsaApHlc mAakET REPORTS.

SAVANNAH Dec IL, 1865.
s ssss 0 bales Receipts .'' Exports 1915 stock
S. Fbllsaelphl and Eris Railroad sS, Reading Rsilroad
New PAR -Four sale. si hSsss1ss
r.asgisaai, sass d sso5; southern red $50; willie
0o e. anchSssc osis , M .ses x sus9s,s new
dull ana unchanged.
Flour 10 in good chiefly the Interior and East
@ a =. S Ss ~ ss 4 s and S % s Soas
ss sss % s ss 6 &C. e. ss
M Ss Sor Barley and pss. nominal rrsss O. -four
moro mOderais. Wind south
There is sctive demand for four this morning
Inlessss arr as ery sse' Including @ ss No spring =,
81 81. Oats qucl aud nominal al SOC. Barley lower
1Sm ~ y q s a. for good 70 choice whsey market
Road, 30 bbs -four 1000 bushels wheat. aoc0 bushels
CHICAGO Dec u. 1866.
Money unchanged aud IN good demand. Flour arm md
rs %hs wa "a ss 81 red wlps- 81 o. ;psiag Z
better a. q 81 o saies No srrnr lo bushels
opened y q aid closed g. 81 Corr q, %oasra,s aem o
sales iooc ba.hel, q iDc for NJ Barley ermer o.
active but excited ' mesa PORK so 50 cash. es SIT
lard choice Pie kettle, no dressed hogs firm
rs q January i ss Se'd sainst ss,so e"rrcspendne
year. To-Day mead ranging
$50
Tolrro Dec IA 1866.
wheat &C. better; white Michigan 81 IS; amber, o. -
Corn shade lower. Exc FOR No mlxei Oats Rye
nominal. Dressed hogs better; 81 IS,
WILMINGTON. n. g., Dee. a. iaGs.
CottonSars ~ mddDg ~ hc. Spirits turpentina, &c
for New York packages ani Sic fer country Crude tnr
pentinraes ~ virgin NJ - 10. RoAin-Sses Of
at 81 rs 81 No. Is 81 30 and NO. at 81 50 per
Dbl.
BALTIMORE. Dec H. 1896
Flour closes n owing 70 the hight and scarcity 81
wheat Howard superior $40 - Oil Is: family, &it 10
SIS Wheat drm; choice white % 10 81 IS rod ordinary
TO choice ~ 10 x3 10. Corn rms dry yellow, aoe 81
Oats So Sc Baled timothy hay, SsIa $40 Mess pork
81 90 for Hogs &C. iOc. mostly Toe Receipts
improving since the cold spell Lard western. isAc
a &c sugars inactive aud unsettled Coffee inactive
rio 6stc Whiskey J0c free. city .c. bonded NE
The weather very cold and there indic
tons OF
CINCINNATI, Dec Ia 1865
Flour quiet; so u $40 ~ Tor snpernne Sia ~ sis 70
for extra Cotton feeble. ". whiSkrv hea and dull,
at "a Mess PORK lute So Hoes n ~ ~ drnssedi
receipts 9722. Lard duli i2'.c. Gold i36k.
m. LOUIS, Dec IA 1875
Flour batter and active, with prices unchanged.
Wheat strady 1855 a. 10 for fall 81 20s for spring
Corn dull and heavy; new yellow 90; mised and new
white esc Oats steady "a 55c nye-Nathing doing.
Hay $lS % Pork 80 ~ Lard .c. Whisky ~ 81 Hogs
Recep s spO. ., sc. 64c Cotton Doe.
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apeA i0c ibc per h. bananas . - psr bunch; dried
- 20 c per 10 Havana osAnges o3 psrUbox.
~ -, Messina do, oS ~ n T7 ~ -
0AnK-Partridges pair n 70: woodcocks p~r psir
81 so grouse dozen, 81 90 81 rs per pair canvas back
ducks. per pair, "a 3d.
MEAr-fcrter housesteak, 4oc l5c sirlon SOC prime
ribs Sc DC chuck ribs, sc shoulder pieces, 1sc.
rnmps corr &c: rump steak &c oorned beef, fine lsc
corned beef coarse, 16c. mutton hind quarter
ton Tore quarter 2r mutton chops. DC 3c lamb. by
quarter oc lamb chops, 3c.; lamb, fore quarter zoe
veal hind quarters, Su veal second quality DC veal
fore quarter Doc veal outlets toc; fresh polk Is salt
sausaRes, ee
POULTRY Turkeys PC 2sc chickens &c NC ducks
@c geese, lse De fowls, zoe hare 81 pair, rab-
bits. use per pair; quail. ~ per DOZEN
Observation-Disclosures, lOc 15c. per head: onions VOC
loc half peck ,urnps. half peck. soc :5c potatoes
half peck 2c De; sweet potatoes. do. 4Oc % beets.
bunch, e oe table celery, do, Isc asc; common
bunch &C. &C.; oyster plant do IOc l5c; red cabbnges
zach &c. Boz squash. each. &c. b0c, spinach. half
peck DC. 3 brown COIL, each &c. l0c lettuce tRos
Toni each loc ic Brussels sprouts quart 2oc Boz
cranbcrrles do zoe a5c pckng onions do, ac Ger
man turnips, do, DC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15

The Board Of Directors 81 the New YORK Gold Exchange
Bank have ascertancd composed Of the folio wing
gentlcincA George wotherspoon, Charles II. Ward
James Benedict, }. s sauznde, j. NJ Myers, A. W.
Dimmock. .. Greve II. c. Tanner J. y. Undcrh!ll
George Phipps H. NJ. Benedict n NJ Benedict r. Presi.
dent, q. H. Ward. Vice President and Jncob Russell
Casher The bank clears all gold, including that re-
aursd Tor foreign agchange. duties raercsn-
tile and specuisurs purposes The amount Of clear.
the 11ts Est was ISL 600 900. on tho I2th
$50, 100000. and the 18Th s4s 100000. Tho daily
balances average about million ard a half One eject
Of this clearing house will be ~ slightly diminish Tho
amount OF ciearances at the Associated Bank Clearing
House. and allowance be made for this 10 future
statements
The foreign exchange marlvt l. very nrm- Bills are
10 good demand, and tho arount % commercial Offering
Il nconsidcrabIo whIie'few being mnde Bankcrs'
bills England at sixty dsys quoted at the close
.; 1925 10eh at three DAYS at ITO 1ok: CONNER
ca bills 1885, loo franc at sixty davs 5Iot 1S
three days 10 5.l2gs; commercial so 81 sss.
Bills on Berlin 70 72's; Rrcmsn rs. 7ojs; on
Frankfort AZ alh; on Amsterdam ~ All on Ham,
burg 6is 36I; on Antwerp SIT s5t6A
American securities were quoted as under In London
an tha dafee rncntionad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15

The aggregate assessments for school purposes this
year amount to S. 493 8A Of which the OF s. O66,
e52 Is BY local taxation and $l43 1872 by state levy
The London 7ises recently remarked Of the present
condition Of monetary anairs:--
The funds continue 70 fall and It Is evident that the
main Of weakness consists now in political infu-
acting upon market predisposed from the long
continued effects OF the panic TO degree Of depression
never before witnessed Under the circumstances i
seems vain to hope for any Immediate rally, but
political considerations seldom havc much
permanent weight in the face Of growing
abundance Of money, and the prices OF all
classes OF securities at present much below the
average at which they stood during the years OF the
Crimcan war and the Indian mutiny, and indeed, At
which they have stood In any year slncc the French
Revolution OF 1S48, II may DO expected that rebound
cannot be long delayed supposing we not subjected
TO wholly unlocked for and unprecedented disasters
II Is important consideration ALSO that every day OF
the existing depression tends TO lead contraction OF
commitments and boarding of resources that must
greatly the prospects Of further accumnatons
In France similar condition prevails and should this
last month two longer, and peace still be undis
turbcd in all quarters there will be prospect OF
plethora Of unemployed money in Europe, such ~ has
only been known once twice within the present
general on.
The Bank OF England return for the week ending No
vember % follows compared with tho statement OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15

The Cairo and Memphis known tho MissssippD
Railroad project Western paper states. again exciting
the attention or oapalsts The company chartered
by the Tennessee General Assembly during the session
1890 State aid extended towards construction
The route which is airline from Memphis to Cairo
was surveyed during the OF 1900 aud the coun
ties through which the line passed were canvassai Tor
subscriptions The Memphis Ledgcr says that competent
gentlemen are now in neld soliciting aid and from
the reports gather from them The prospects Of build
ng tho road at distant day exceedingly encogr.
aging
Tho Senate Of Alabama. on thu 9th inst PASSED a bin
authorizing the City Council Of Montgomery 70 issae
bonds TO the extent OF 100000 in aid " tho South
and North Alabama Railroad.
Respecting the completion " the Manassas Gap Raj
road tue Rockingham IVA ReGser Of late date says:
We state, Tor tho benefit and encouragement ~ our
people, such facts w connection with the of
the heuassas Gap Railrcaf AZ have recently been
brought 10 our notice To understand what the com.
pany IA now doing u IL necessary 70 know what condl-
tier the read left IN NJ tho close OF the Us
end was nticrv used up by Federal author
TICS the rails being taken up and hauled on and put
down other and the ties destroyed This
done tho whole road from Manassas Junction
Piedmont dis ancc Of thirty -four miles This section
Il being rsnidy ssrecorsirnctsdr that L. lcd up and
reiaia Tie rad "a nov IN running order from nden
70 Salem and tbs company IL cngaged IN laying track
boil, ways and west bctv Salem and Manassas
Junction strong party engaged In this work II
track laying between ttc~e points As soon this Is
done the cDfnrsny will apply all ~ energies and re-
sources To forward movs In this direction, and the
chief engineer thinks tue road will DO pIeed TO
Woodstock early newt summer.
The Rencing Railway Company has declared diyi.
dcnd o. DC per In cash stock, At the option Of
the stocfholders
Tho earn ngs o. the aforementioned railroads Tor the
Grst week u November 1865 and 1900. follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

DtC
Asma-Receipts % packages. The market without
noteworthy change
is GO bbls -four. AS do and as
bags corn meal $50 bushels wheat l2sl7s do 9io1a
do oats, Is 40 do rye. $500 do malt and 81 5s barley
stcaDd Western -four advanced i5c &c per Dbl underan
active speculative demand The transactions embrace up
wards Of 900 bbls including about 1000 bbs extra State
$40 40 to arrive, nearly dnc. and about 1000 bbs do
for January delivery At $40 80 tho residue at the appended
revised quotations For Southern -four the demand
also active and prices favored the seller the sales
comprise 500 hMs Rye -four was in better demand We
not. saies OF 500 bhls at ~ 81 No. Corn meal steady
with moderate demnnd. The sales comprise 900 hbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15

Mining Stocks continue dJil. Al tie irsl board Co
iumbisn Gold and silver eosed &c. higher thsn ai the
same time yesterday, selling At 81 So Corydon aoc,
selling At 90 10; Quartz H'si soc. selling at 81 30
Consolidated Gregory Gold aoc lower, selling at
81 IS Al the second hoard consoiiaicd Gregory Cod
closed &c. higher. selling al ~ Corydon was l5c
lower, selling at So
The gradual dccreaso n legal tender notes i exhibited
by the following siatcmcni:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15


The demand for wheat active and the market
closed strong ut improvement of &c Sc bnshe
The sales 81 00 bushels including winter red West
ut 81 70 - for amber State ~ - for Canada white
81 for California whte 81 for Inferior Chicago and 81 20
az Is for No. Milwaukee. Sellers ~ demanded
prices for their oerings but the advanced
only moderate business consnmnated The sales
60 bushels At 81 10 81 ~ FOR mixed Western aoat
ard y store 81 ~ 81 % for yellow Southern and 81 Us
~ 10 for willie southern Oats IN fairly active de-
md fun prices The 100 bushels ut SIC
49, FOR Chicago and Milwaukee, and 6sc To- for State
Barley mali neglected nominal Marley duh
and somewhat Irregular being Arm for prime and choice
hui heavy for the lower qualities The es comprise co
Mlshel al sjc for Western aud 81 IS 81 u for Canada
West, dntv paid
q -nirp.
c.spL2sAdaman,ine continued dun but steady 22i.c
2tsc Spesm aud patent though quiet ruled hm 81 sc
a EJr.
cufrrv.-The marriott quito nominal there being
general business Sellers hing Grant
ccnerscns IN orrr IN effect sa-r. or RIO $40 bogs
Sold ex Wrvfarrr. rrvete terms
eros was dul and about 10 lower The speculative
feeu4 dnii snisded and the business principally with
shpr"rs aui ppn,sS The saes comprise ,o bales We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15

f11s-~Nr ~ 0}~ dUx
FtsW-ssisnon rs 10 81. hsdao~k, io- ecs far f1r
hsheu- 81 bsekhsh ~ ~ sov.f~rs 80 ~ PEA
- - ton ea4., ios i1e. lobssef - . 10 Ltsex
tenA, ~. ftrfs itr ~ hpnafeis efnlnps, ID
" weife ash, ~ ~ e'frss 7s< xfsslie. xs -
SnsmA-Aspns~SyisxDsrxs ssd sfsen. ~ 81 bAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15

Iron laying has been opmmsnced q Ne Grand Rvs
Valley t4ch) Railroad. The bridge across the Grand
river at Jackson has also been oomplstsd, and this In
portant link In Michigan railroad communication Is
stated to be progressing rapidly. o.s as "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15
sHiPPIN c NE w S


go srw vDaH $40
y s4..f.'........1 vi ~ ama~m
So Saws "a #faM MaFNm ~" -
stAf " Ns war. ausMs u, Sss
sl~mssa.
as.snstiy p~.~sss nss rzs@r~sa. <sss1ss-Hssasas
80. sssss -. ssl cus gl~ass- vls ss#as.-y $40
~ sap A~-s~a fh,~@A n-grs. aVsn~1stoz 81
&ss..s.ht1 $50 ~ f--.srs u.-v~-o w.ss-~sssN
40 eefrs5ssss go sessms@a. ns~x ks~s .ss nAss.
rsgs ~. Irsl ils.ssrsss Ls.s0.-c 4 wrrtt
So ~esay.n ssaAsa t4ssas--v waAsA ss~s 4 "
49, ts..s st.-.@ g~ss4s wsss.a.-T n wssako&
SEA ssrssss sls. bssxA. Esgsse-xsaslk ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-15

The following table shows the receipts and expenses
Of the wssiern Union Telegraph Company during the
months Of July. August, september and ocicber,--
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10 rsssS hospss 0avssso. -rup,sr ( -
k Cora Tor sssss.D. ys Sssi- ss..
ssc;hy s 'arissooy. Bssr.os.- Rivera, Caro-.
1 Cos Co. A'sna 'spanh : imam Car, Au.
Brig Aaso.,ura tBr, Mo- 'AA" o-'''-har''es' Had.
.arts rss,.. tsr,. Hansen n o'ana' gel Sar-FunoA.
ods'xw Al Townsend CBra LAZY ''ae'a'-''e'1 Zoo
BIZ s,rou,, Wallace Wilmington. NJ, III sm.u.
Co sea' V'nqaerali tBrl Poster La Have. n s"A4
sehr rKlnr Rockwell. Apaiachicola g a.. win.
sehr Ed~a' sm seosaso-s ossI. .ss
re sshr American Eagle. sha-. Wilmington. Deli " 10
sshr Evelyn. sepinsla, Stamford
Havre q With mass and 80 passengers 10 Howsnd AZ
.as.. 90 NJ e. s: :as ss:.
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sarsi. Nth ca a, ss.mer hound sh. nfU "a
passed ts.%sr showing .aa ~ r. &. in san IN.
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Ing Far shoals PISSED steam r~yepas cutter bound VI
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sisam'Gie xalcvama soriase. saisin'ore. hoan wss
s,e.rnshrp xani. CLARK. Hesion.
shp Mary whirdse cuiIrr Mystie, IN ballast 70 sAss
q y
nrls Webster Kelley. nasksn Bangor. 10 days. with lam
grr Msnhsn Dutch, c,orn.. Hrisepers.
Sehr Jane fhrt Read Port-au.rlnca ~ days. viii
wood rnl coffee n y Sevins A son.
srhr Gharn (of Usrrng.nL Ration. asmei ~ days w1n
iogwooi, 10 Brett R0n a Co.
ma.y. viii d saa u . s,rsn ros.ss. Ia 70
very heavy weather tlc entire PASSAGE.
Sshr Amir whiting, Hutchinson. Wilmington, NO.
sehr SARAH y smith. yeatnn Bangor.
schr Adrian, Bailey, Rockianj.
Beiow.
York =
Sailed.
iJhs,esmships concordla ani cissaadrs, for Ne
Cruz