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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

R@- The special to- the Cincinnati
Commercial, which announced the sue
cess of the mo Party ticket, ia an
nounced in that paper the following day
as a canard We rather guess the edi~
tors of the Commercial will be a little
careful hereafter as to the publication
of dispatches coming from the copper
side of the question. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

9S- The Courier states that Mr.. Mills
majority in the Third Ward was but
nine. That ia mistake. The official
report was published in yesterday s
JOURNAL, and shows Mr.. Ms majority
to be twenty eight instead Of nine. The
editor of that paper is making a dss-
perate effort to comfort his !" No Party =
friends, but it is no 60. They won'i
be comforted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

{ 1@ II saems that George w Julian
has been reelected for Congress by
the Republicans of the Fifth Congress
ionai District, beating his competitor
Col, Gray, by a majority of 9I5 votes
The election was warmly contested.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

1@- Mt. Hszekiah, who once kept a
saloon in the corner basement Of the
Chandler Block, has been sentenced to
ten years confinement in the peniten.
tiary for setting Ere to a restaurant in
Indianapolis, with intent to dsfraud
various insurance companies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

Ia A new wooden factory at Thorn
town. Boone. county, viii be ready for
operation in about two weeks. The
building is little over one hundred feet
long By fifty feet wide, and three stories
high. = = = = e. y -. 80 =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

Z GAs.-In consequence Of the necessary
repairs at the gas works, the streets
viii not be lighted as usual for few
nights. The work 10 progressing fast,
and We shall have light enough in .
short time. This incOnysniehcs il ana
voidabIas a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

RG The total Indebtedness of the
city Of IndiaDapolis March 14tb, 1866,
was $217, 422 As Pretty heavy. Most
Of it seems to have been incurred in pay
ing bounties.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

600 s s!:.s ..s s :! 4. = slED
Ets1f Etae ss1ff J. q. DUe0U0HERk CO.. -
mar90 No. 10 Water street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

D% AccIDEnr.-James Stitz, driver
in the employ Of Mr.. Holden, was
thrown from his dray yesterday evening
ia Lamasco, the dray running over him
and injuring him considerably.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
JOHN N. APR.


WQOO 4ACW6Lus
WE WILL PAY THE ABOVE REWARD
w for the recovery Of the body of Dewitt q.
Evans, who was drowned on the evening Of the
Hath Of February. 1855, In the Ohio river, oppo-
site thecity Of Evansville, Indians. Dewitt @.
Evans was about Is years Of age, about feet IN
height, light complexion, blue eyes, light hair,
out close, and q light mousteche had on, when
he len home, large light-colortd corddray hant-
Ing cnAt, with two large pockets inside; light
cofored corduroy hunting vest, black silk neck
hmndk archief, gold WATCH with mama DC. Evans
ems raved on It. gold chain with gold cross at
tached to it, q checked shirt, pair offhsesslaepd
up In front, ono black wollen sock and one white
cotton sock, pair Of black cashmere pants, v ell
worn and old fashioned large plain, heavy gold
ring on the third hnger Of bis left hand. As he
returning from a hunting expedition, 1t IA
possible that ne might have had his Rhos-pouch,
powder flask, and other hunting announcements
upon bis person, as well as some game in his
pockets. BEN STIHSON,
.854 sILAS sTEPHENS.
JAS. SCANTLIN, JR.,
feb15tf ii. @. STEPHENS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

R@- The l2Sth regiment of Indiana
Infantry viii reach home in few days.
This is the last regiment in the service
from Indiana. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

SCR There WAS row and much loud
talking and little fighting on the cor
ner of Fourth and Locust streets last
Auaninr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
Reward.

WILL PAY A LIBERAL REWARD FOB
A the recovery OF the remains If my son, John
H.App, Who Ns drowned on the night Of the
1Gkh tnMt4s IN the Ohio river, opposite EFanavlle.
He was heavy set, hair brcwn and short, wore
amalI moustache and goafes, about i've feet eight
incheh high. grey eyes, bad on grain finished
hurting boots with yellow tops; had grey
jacket With brass buttons, with letttr / on them
also, heavy, coarse linen hunting coat tLree out
pockets on inside striped iii sey vest, white shirt
grey Jeans pAnfs he had on his person gold
double-caae hunting watch, with the name "F
w Cook" on the csse outside
gsbI9.Iwd JOHN M. APP.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

and State.

\ sar The Fret Baptist and Second
Presbyterian Churches at Madison are
each without pastor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
"a an peIwITard.

Z 0sT FROM The sFBAMER MISSOURI, ON
Ia the Ssh day Of February, 1866. Or. r. r.
CAGE He was atty years Of &c. derk hair turn
fnK gray; rather slim. but weli-formed light
Rfay1syaa; Q fest 1912 inches hight; wall dressed
In dark clothes; tmail Gear on right eheek. He
had on his persons thousaud ave hundred dol
Lars will give ono. half Of the above amsunl
20 found apo. his person J, and should there be nc
money on his person, will give reasonable re-
ward for the recovery ef the body. Any ons
finding the body~wili pleaes communicate imme
mar2-tf - M L. OAGE.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
nRnMAN rnHNaHIP.

Constables-Henry q. Finaster, l59;
John Fredhep, 49,
Jnstiees--Joseph Hartlins. l6l; l.
w. Short, 50; Henry Baker, s.
7Fustee--Adam Wolf, l0f; Vim. O
Nightengale, 26; E. Nurbach, 65i Jo-
seph Hartline, g.. jag
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
House for hale---hppiy to Captail
nxwf.n@
REWARD.
$40 Reward.

CTRAYED FROM THE UNDERSIGNED, AT
- NV Stable &C the head Of Main street, Bay
Horse seven yeaFs old, 1871 hands high, one bind
foos xhils, and was in gcod order. will psy tbs
abufe reward to aEy one returning him 70 IRE.
ana 81 sssae J. ADLER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
River Items
River and Weather.

River and weather. -
Yesterday ives cool and chilly. During the
whole day it was cloudy. and the air fsit more
like snow than rain. Tie water still continues to
rsesds. For the twenty four hours preceding last
night It had fallea about one foot. !,
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures since the last re-
port includs the ChaFmsr, Evansville 70 Cairos
Morning Star, Memphis to Louisville; }. 7. Me-
Comb, LouisvilIs aud return; News Boy and
CurIsw 70 Henderson,. and wm. White for Green
! River.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats das here We notice the
Alice Dean, Memphis 20 Ciscinnati; Havana
Nashville to Cincinnati; wsuaoita, Nightingale
and Kate Putnam, St. Louis to Cincinnati !;
Rowena and CameIia, Cincinnati to Nashville /;
w. Fl. stedmans Cincinnati 70 Wabash River !;
New York for Missouri River; Rob't Burns and
Eatoma for Memphis; J. h. Groesbsck. West
moreaand and Louisville, Cincinnati to New Or
leans.
Miscellaneous.
Yesterday was one Of this duIl days on ths
Ievse. There were but few arrivals and depart
urea, and little stir OF any sort. News was eE
csedIngIy scarcs.........The Chermer had good
! trip out.........The McComhs had also moderat
trip, and the VIM. White good load for GresI
river.,.......Tha Indiana breke mist and cylin
dsrshead near Cairo and had TO lay there thrss o
!, four days.
/, Boats Leaving To-day
+ Fer HendersOn.-The Curlew and New
: Roy leave for Henderson to-day.
Il GIeanIngs from Gar ExchanRess
A The st. Louis Democrat OF the 4th says 5,
The river here In nearly at stand. We hay
news by telegram to one Of our packet companies
4 tkSs the Upper Miasissppi was rising ct Dayer
~ port, and that one or more boats had started 2
). for Dubuqus. Hence to Cairo, nine feet 10 Il
depth of water in the channel. There Is hvs -
70 to Keokuk, and three feet on the lower rapid
L but We think there will be an mmsdiats improy
* ment from the rise we hear Of. The 4Hiaois Is
~ coed condition, and the Missouri presumed to
stationary. with three and half feet above kens
re City, and four aud half feet below. The Cur
berland was declining fast 81 last accounts, q
Is ths Tennessee was In good condition. There 4
lIt6ie lulI In river business which viii no dou
Be only temporary The weather still sultr
lv with indications Of copious showers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

Jssstice-Edward Maidlow, ILL.,
Constable-Francis Rodwoh, 81
John CloningeE, %; Charles Ruston, y
r. P. McCntcheon, A
TFastee-John G. Potts, l07; Rober
Whaalar. 10.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
70 the Ladies'.

Az SNO Ae~AcSe
Having secured the services Of expe-
rienced and competent workmeur to man
ufacture ladies' fne shoes, / am prepar-
ed to make to measure ladies' CATERS,
balmorals, buakina, slippers, &c, in style
and quality equal to the best gcustom
made work obtained from Cincinnati, OF
more Eastern cities. Prices as low a.
the best custom work sold any where.
T. W. TURNER,
m31-tf No. Z, First street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

No. If you want fine, nice Spring and
Summer Clothing, at low figures, call at
Ubrich & Schraders' tailor shop, corner
Of Second and Sycamore streets.
mar24~2w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
HOMEOPATHIC.
HUMPHREYS,
HOMIE ND HIG so E(IRICA


homeopathic SPECIFICS
sTTAvE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
H experIenee, entire success simple
sPrompt--Edacient and Reliabla< They are the
oaly medicines perfectly adapted to popular Use,
so simple that mistakes cannot be made In using
them; 50 harmless IS to be- free from danger and
so efficient to be always reliable They have
raised the highest commendationI from all, and
will always render satisfaction.
No. /" Feyers, Congestion. Infammasions Is
No. 3" Worms, Worm Fever. Worm Collie rs
No. 3"Crytng ChOlic, or teething Of in-l
No. 4"Dlarrhsa Of children or adults. Is
No. "Dysemferry, Gripping, Colice...,... rs
No. 6" ChOiera Morbus, Nassau, Vom'
No. coughs, Colds IS
10. NsurA1gia, Ioothache, Faceache... rs
No. p Headmches Sick Headaches Vertigo rs
no. 10 DyBpepshay Billions 6tomach.....-... rs
Ne. IL " Suppressed or Painful Periods...... rs
No. rs q Group, Cough, difficult breathing... Is
IL No, IA salt Rhe u N, Erysipelass Eruptions Is
No. is :" Inflammation, Rheumatic 70
No. 49, Fever and Ague, Chill Fever,
ca ~ 8GueG 90
No. IL plies, blind or bleeding .............. so
No. 20 /" Whooping Coughs aud violent
Mole !" Cafarrh, acute or chronic, InfInonza So
No. 1s" OpthaHmy and sore or weak eyes 80
No. 81 g Asthma, oppressed Breathing 90
No. % !" Ear Dischar ca, impaired Hear
SEo, Is eserofuIa, Enlarged Giaads. swell
No a4a' ee&srsi Dsbiii, y, and Physical
weakness. oO
~ No. rs DrOp@y and scanty sesretions ..,.... 90
No. rs Sea sickness, sickness from riding so
a.. No. q Kidney Dfsease, GraYel...,....... so
= Mo. rs " Nervous Debility, seminal Emia-
lions. Involuntary Discharges. 100
no. 20 !" Sore Mouth, Canker.......-.......... so
I. No. 80" Urinary Aneontinenees Wet
ting so
No. 81 " Painful Periods, even with
epasms %
No 80 . Sumcrtngs, change of life.-,...-.... 100
No. IS Epilepsy, spasms, and st. Wits
8n COG W
No. 81 DtPtherfa, liberated Fore Throat 80
FAMILY CASES.
IS vials, case, and $40 90
20 large walls, in morocco, and booky..~s.,,. 90
20 do plain case, and book............ 8 90
= -15 boxes (Nos. to 15l and book .....-..,. 3 90
vETERIN ARK SPECIFICS.
Mahogany cases. 10 walls $40 90
= Single Yials with directions ...-.... j 90
18 These Remedies, BY the case or single box,
are sent to any part Of the country, by mail or
express, freq Of charge, efpt OF the prize.
FERRIS, SPARKS CO.,
w. Fl. p. ETODDARD,
ap4 Wholesale aud Retail Agents, Esansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
TO FARMERS

iessa The Farmers Companion.
MI GnETOHMAN OFFERS HIs IMPR0v-
I'D STUMP ExTR KCTORs 70 the public.
This M achins IL one OF the most useful to Farm
era now Tn AuAe. This Machine Ia designed for
three important purposes. Is.
II First-Tp exfrnct Stunps.
Sec0nd-To haul Saw Logs.
Third-To raise and aanl large Rocks.
It durable.a impla and cheap. Two msn can
work IL.
Warmers who wisa their 8sIds and meadows
clean Of @tumps, viii hnd it 20 their interest 90
get ona OF these Machines
Tor particulars apply 20
j. M. GLE1GHMAN,
No. 90 Main street, opposite CouFt-houua,
maria 3mdAw Evansville. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
CENTRE TOWNSHIP,

J.sstice-C. +. BrOughtou, |; a. Ban.
denberger, 6; Henry Wood, 4; Levi
Erskine, l; JAS Stafford, 2
Oonstables. --Ebenezer Hopkins, 60;
c. K, Horribly, ia; T. Wall, 2; c. Ohm
stead, IS; C. f. Brou0htoD, /; Peter
Bohn, i; James Ward, 4; Oliver Gold
ar,ith
TTastes-Levi Erskine, los; c. F
Bsonghtop, 81 YEa42 wee
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

NEW TAILORING EsTABLIsHMsET.-Ws
have engaged an experienced Cutter
from New York, whom we would like to
introduce to our friends and the public;
also large stock Of Piece Goods which
we will open on the first of April. Come
all and see as. HAwLEY q SMITH,
mar26-4 No. "a Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
township ElectiOn Returns.

PERRY ToWEsHP e
Jslstice-David Stephens, 157; VIM
Jervis, 68.
1Fustee-simon Waterman, 149; J.
J. Grossman, 81
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Justics-H J. Long, 30.
Constdble--John w. Catlett, 95; John
Robertson, 90.
Trustee-Wm. Marhin, "a H. @.
Brown, At.
KNIGHT TOWNSHIP.
Justice-August Ruhbehode, Is.
C5nstdble-G l.. Robinson, 80; John
Warner. 8.
ZFustee--Ira p Granger, 40.
ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP.
Justics-F. ". Theil, 12l; J. F. Pru-
lit, 2
/ C0nsta6ses-Sam. Mcdonald, IT,, 8;
J. C. Prnilt, /; Thomas A. Martin, !
il Z. Mcdonald, /; L. Newman, SO; ,
| Maurer, As; B. Mcdonald, IA; Johr
| Boyle, 2; JAS A. Pruitt, o; G. Stein
bruener, 3; J. j. Gerard, l.
TFustee-Leroy Calvert, 1876; j. +
| McDonaId ]
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

Yesterday was cool and chilly. During the
whois day IL was cloudy. and the air felt more
like snow than rain. Tie water ssiIl continues to
reeede. For the twenty four hours preceding last
night It had fallen about one foot.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
Trimmings.

no you WANT A SILK DRBssi RcR
~ quality and cheapusss, 30 70
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06
DRY GOODS. 80.
Silks,

no you WANT A FINE PAR4sOL OR SUM-
IL sHADEf For variety and elegance, ro %
HEAD A MoOhKT'6.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-06

WANTED.
ZOE Bale.

TTTAETRD.-A FIRST Gil ASS MILLTNEFs AT
w Mrs. sea EFER'S, between Main and syca-
more ar3 If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15

ny ieiegraph-I Nsv Yoaa. Feb. II.
cotton-Sieady hut less active, at 10 for middling
Flour-Duil, and common aud infurior xrais, lo6AIk
o--r while medium and high grades are without dsci
ded charge; 70es 90 for hAtra State so09 50 70,
common To good shipping brands Of extra T. a. o. and
W Sl0 10 for Trade Brandt, mark ct cio,iug oust
Nhlsk J-Qaiei; western at 2 r.
Gran- Wheat dnii aud lQy2c lower; choice Nev Am
Der Milwaukee vt 70. Rye quiet Barley quiet Corn
less active aud heavy At TG7s or unsouud and II asl
Tor sound mixed western ia store and delivered Oat.
rather more active, at 81 azc Tor ve~t. and
IS for sound do.
Groceries Coffee steady Muscovado at "a Jaw. At a
Sugar nrmer, but quiet Cuba Auscoy.do 1lMl2 No.
lasses quiet; NV Orleans at 0sol 10 Porto Rsoo =.
zoe
Petroleum Dull at so0sl for Crude and 4saas 10,
Refined in Bond.
Hops-Pirm and In moderate REQUEST a, asass a.,
new.
Provisions-Pork heavy, at % 5o6o1S ssA for nav
mess closing st 70 % kr cash. 70 % for old d.: % ia
"a w Tor prime, and q % for prime me.. also ASA
Dds new mess for March and April SELLERS an buyers,
UPTON, at 70 soe2s s7<. Beef hams dull At tl04ilx
Gut meats unchanged, At ll1bl2< foi shoulders. and
iot+Dis for hams Bacon dull Dres.ed hogs quiet =.
izASiz7s for western. and i2sf9lslS for city Lard
In fair demand At l5ASlsI also 2so0 Dbl. for March
ana April sser.' option 1s 49, Butter stes i, AZ
zoSssH for Ohio. Chse.e in good requss, .. ls<nu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15

THr fashion set BY the explorers Of Nine
yah seems to be followed with great zeal ~
other investigators in Europe. Some inter-
esting discoveries have recently been made,
including Aollosal statute Of the Emperor
Claudius. which Is described a. follows in .
letter to an English journal:
The little town Of Civita Layinia, built on
the ruins of Lavinium, has during thNrecent
autumnal months amply rewarded the re.
searches of Signor Augonia, one Of the prin
cipal proprietors Of fireplace, whose residence
is situated precisely on what are considered
to be the ruins Of the Temple Of Juno. In
excavating portion of this locality, more
perhaps, for the foundations of q new house
than any expectation of treasure there, Signol
Augonia discovered some massive pilaster'
and arches Of peperino stone, two chambers
one of which was adorned with mosaic pave
ment, and a quantity OF architectural ane
sculptural fragments, besides an interesting
/ ancient theatre. But the most valuable dis
covery was that Of q colossal statue OF thu
Emperor Claudius, two metres and fifty tive
cent? high without the base, which i
fourteen centimetres high. The figure is up
right, resting on the right leg. and is drapes
with great cloak, which, falling over thu
left shoulder, leaves the breast naked. 1t
digni6ed position we'll suits the type of Jove
under whose attributes the Emperor is rep
resented, with crown of oak leaves over hi
head and the eagle at his feet. The bands
which, with the arms, portion ofthe drapsry
and the upper part of the eagle, ar
unfortunately missing, undoubtedly held som
smbems of the power of the father of tn
gods.
The statue appears to have been ancientl
restored, but it was never completely 6nishe
behind, from whceh circumstances it il to b
inferred that it originally occupied niche, a
the front parts are worked to perfection. Tn
features especially are transcribed with maj
vellous accuracy and fidelity, and serve b
their expression to confirm all that ancier
historians have transmitted to us respectin
the stupidity of the Emperor Claudius, {
whom a more faithful portrait cannot b
found in any of the sculpture galleries {
Rome.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15

TINE whereof the memory of man runneth
not. backto the contrary-save that terrible
New ear day two winters ago, which was
too much even for the resources of that ven
cradle person, 'the Oldest iubabitant'"-
has there not been any such terrific Arctic
winter as prevailed in this locality yesterday
Low drifting clouds, blended with showers of
drifting snow, that filled densely the streets,
and made locomotion terror. Unattractive
'canines' guarded the sun in all his circuit,
and at evening all sank away in wrathful
mood and left the earth to cold intensified.
The pedestrianship of this municipality can
be placed against any s'double quick" time
on record. Awnings and signs creaked in
the fierce winds and many Of the former were
torn from their fastenings and scattered in
the streets. This fourteenth of February has
made itself memorable in local annals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15

STRANGE HALLuCINATIoNs.- hear of
'cicang out sales, ''panics in cotton goods, /"
Fearful reductions for thirty days. (only. J
customers made happy" and some have
the assurance to suppose that the late reduc
ton in prices is attributable to them What
does 1t mean2) All of this is as well under
stood by the public as by those in whose
brains such phrases originated. But when -.
=. Curtis d Go. announce that they are SELL
ang off their entire stock regardless of cost
people consider it reality, and show their
appreciation of so modest statement by
awaiting themselves of the profered bargains.
Thankful for past patronage, they are happy
to state that the sale, regardless of cost, still
continues from day to day, without limit.
feb13-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15

SEVERAL boys have been more or less bad
ly injured in Davenport and Burlington while
"coasting with their hand -sleds. There is
great need for care on the part of our own
boys on this score. That long ''slide" down
Main from Second is inviting, but there is
danger of running into coal trains or wagons.
Lea our boys be jolly but avoid accidents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15

TgICHNosIs IN ILLIsoIs.-The Dixon (1il.)
Republican states that on Saturday. the Sd
inst, man by the name of Eggert, living in
Palmyra township, sold a dressed hog to a
man living in the Saboua House. A place Of
the meat coming incidentally under the eye
of DR.. II. J. Detmers, he at once detected in
the muscles an innumersble number Of in
sects, of the genus Entozoa, of which the tape
worm is species, and which has proved ia.
tai in thousands of instances in Europe and
America. The man Eggert was not satifed
| to lose his pork, but sold it at John Scott S
meat market on Monday, for general distri-
button, but the sale was stopped and DR.. n.
W. Abbott and other physicians, on examin-
ing the insect through microscope, pro-
nounced it the same from which SO many
deaths occurred il Western New York las,
season. 1t passes from the STOMACH 70 the
muscles, when, from its natural rapid increase
the unsuspecting victim of accident or vii
lainy, like that of Eggert, is soon beyond the
reach ofmedical skill. Ii is said that the in
sect is often communicated to the human sys
tenn through the eating of hams, shoulders
and saassges. Whether cooking destroys
the vitality OF the ipssct does not appear te
be explained in medical vor<S, atpugh &C
cording TO the weight of authority it does
not
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-15

~ 1"sesepa.J hsv YeAR. Feb. Il.
AoDey-Market quiet and steady at 2 cent
Sterling kxchangs-Firm u lo7 Vi lG7x
Goid-Lo~er; opening At lssss declining 10 lss and
closing At 1885,
9oveFnnent stocks Arm. with fair business doing
Freishts to Liverpool quiet and Arm
stos Ks steady.
ose' offs % Coupons Of a, los; do Of IS, 1917.
Treasury Notss 7-Sos lst sssiss eek
10, "a series, VIZ.
20" fssr Certificates. nsv issus, seX.
s'~A sns@ s.7S ~; Atlantic Mn 9 3 %
II aot>6 Tossde lo7. ~