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Daras arp Dvrs Tho market for ohemicsis has ruled
ssne a.sn. IN. iss ~.ls 50 ,os. sal sos a
fea as.m. saa.'s .oda At e f'
Sc. sold, 90 o. srrss private terms = tons
ID s.h :. ; &c gola co.iss at The inside price and
Drsweops remained quiet and we heard of NJ
he m.rte, for dry cd ruled qui., and easier
- n,srs - s.nz ane.ss a. nd s s w. ~.
,: ;.,.,. "a: AN: a,
sa !. q P. "a L. ss ~ r. s s
saa bag. PER tusnsl s'sd Ma tns Ard bas. a. beef
E Ess , Tsi s Ts.s :t u ~ a e.
Iergledm s.sd. D.es, lsr aetce, 81 q rots PEI ~
nents we're 10 liverpool itej bash.s corn 81. . Nv
e s:, 90 "a * s. sGs ,r q s ~ 81
80 eslss c.lton. pat asst evening - ~ 80 esrs 4
go 6sis So-r ., i. ieSs ana 100 oa. s.,'r. .
s va re sair s go . .e..ner = S's =
Serpqs Isns hnser 20 Pc 90 Ar . Z, q s s'n
sss.Iss sdo,lnusd lalri ssa rive. s,rs entirely a'a
Hioss There oil iiVlle srsytiy The msrtst 1t
previous ~ ces we've r-slrsd We ~arn 81 ..s " sse
heeao- Ayres ipa prv.ie tsgIns
~ - TpSs'. seta 30 ~ ys.d ier l,s,l
rom ae o. ior American, aeeosiias qIaii1 saa
LAWS steady and mc5erss,ly active = 40
rs sl.. qs i,s "a s s sp s.r. asg ss ..r 80
is, eea s. = mode .s rssaes .sd 4. ~ ia 'ss
LrAD The Ds'krt aan sase cold. 49, m. l.g
foreign VIZ so - = = any arount Sere nissf
whatever sud quotation. were ssirsly nom'ns
sAils - q we're slr.ay snd nrm A. e ~ W gta
Ysilsw we,sl h. snl eopp.r -
ior spirit. tapcnuse sni tns rs'ss eurrral 81 sra
a0rs eddy ogtsiarl. fh@ s..s sgxs gass ~ ba
n..ssins ipt vi. sssasa a 90 .sa slasi. III IT, 4, -
IAs rssis aAsss osalaasa ssssusS aaA ~, re~~ vrs
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srylssur Ys,ass. chatlssu,n fof Bos1u fb.fe.
r.ss n s.ssfa ~ ~. "a. .srIsas. ~ iss ,ss
shr rss partially insured
$50 sa- = . ss 2, ~. E -. ~.
ea Shortly sfr vh he roo q tss nss ~ishss ssror'
inJuv
swr ssssrs.r from Iiy,rpeoi for rhn.1-lph. ssAor.
stIo~o.snd'. lnl,, !. tal q ss.~r ard elssa s,s.I
!. 1s tsns vsiw sr~barypor - iss Al snd
o~asd "a phnsdsIpht.
H.ss IVA " ytsx. ynsry -skh sAi.d 'rom rhn.asiFA.
Seq, y %, Asy.a.. =. -, go -. hs,d f,s, ~
IA. y 4 r,r.ss.a AZ ss. rs,.a A. -as ssa, q c.a
asr. Ne 10 ia .sl S-ssi 10 Bo.sou.
s.s. 20. y,ss.. ;s s.. r'. ~, re, 81, 20
ss, s s..aps q, 9as..a. Me-, : ~ ssso -.
n... ~, ,,sa c.p.,p a.s... :, ~
Z. ss-s.l sii,,isn -ih s.s. g-isa Ma. y bn
tss-n.sst dose y ut.n,spst tssssnsr..A ~
..n. .,..s 20 sh .asast. -s. % ~, -. .aa 90
,siss = 80 Ne ~r.ss.s sss freaa .s..ins X.
.srs'., 81 ~ 40 Is"i S'' w.
X. trs - -, isss Wa. - .esll y sg.~.rssi
T.ia.S " ps,i Ss $500 v ssa. .,a 10 oais.
ss-s ssa s.s ,y 80" ~ ., 70 -i.s sS,..s
zoo 80 90 .s' s..a.t g.. ~ .,.ssa, ..
su... y-sss -lsa ~, ispv.'ts.s- spsa',s y
si s ga "a y. ,.s.iss-, 80, - ss,s as ysss
vel. o. ., s,A ~ -. -: .a..a N =. So slps
. 49,. =. - r.. =. $500 I.i rs .' -
nsis Gs.rs wes,rr-cre- m Ds...r, fro w. rrt
.sui n>ps - sshs,. roa, kAa .,r..s ~ -
tts fssrvd n@i sks - sst Tbs - "A 49, - ~ =
$780, .iI = tia 20 -, sga z a. - 80
PC CO.: J; 49,. De-, ~, 80. a. ~. vs $780,
esss. =. ss.sa 'sa, e... .sevs r.n,,.s' fs's' -
psesi. .sfs see snsfstsi w. ne Hssit 49,, y
gsski tnfy l&nt ~ t.~af 60 $500
rnrsc4axt - tina 9sffseu n ~ -
I ~ ~ tsvAs t~sa tp~n sy~r ~ ~ tIfees.
y. 81. "a - s.a .ssasy s'.ssss 80 - ''s'''
40. Al psst r~ssleg fssosasiI
-. -. s; 49, v. y, 80. T. s.,. .s. =. =
sl1 ts4ss4 ts<t - 4s~tInstss
N9us ssfasw sssgst ia CtFtsti. ffr@ NtHs@e1 \.
Nv 4sk tsfh9f NFsF Fa~* A8lrs " ffs-N--
k4ftr,F 81 - lglhlas tHtg W s@sanF @@b
i ata hKs b@ssH hssssu
acas fstfsB 9Vsss fsa.sa~~. ffes1 A's - ". !.
~ Nrfft eta# 49, ~ y sF~ - -
| 81 - s.sssa ~ AnswsF ~ tbsnaE lsA*EASA 2.ssd
4 Ants err 80 D.
RfWRnu rav-fm - rfYs1@s0sf - fff.fsr sH
l AL ~ - 80 n@.fh &c HM@s fswA - hsfn*<st W
4 twat tsstE l4WHsA~a ~ @~saef ~ ~ tAA -
80 80 = starts 49, .si.s g~ta v $50 Va fNs&s
~ a. - t6 ia 40 ~Mta ~ 90 ~sf %
80 49, 4s.s as try~ iatst 80 T@s ss.F !.
49,. - So fgEwf a. k@. usffs~g s<sH~d -M te&
t.ss 80 Ass v~~~sSy~s q 81 rsEsk sM.@sfs
. ss-sAs ~. ws~l@ 81 - ssy~sAs " sss TEA - s~A
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steamship Isrius tBr Cutting Livcrnoo-sssonsi s'san
s,eamship ssaoA Ham, Meier Southampton and Ham.
st.,@s5lF Ny u csrsm> Ernst, Bremen and south,
steamship L SOC. Lockwood Charleston L,vnss.on,
shIp Wheeler tBr). wmArlh. Lysreo0I--wnisu
ship Trimauntain, - ~, London-C csrow
SHIP Ne Plus Ultra. oodbary STANDARDIZATION Nsv,gs.
BARK Helen Angler ia pies, san Trancisco-R Cooley
Bark Mary Dart Coek Tor orders via rhiiaderpha-J
Bers G.p.na tpromA hrisioner. Cork FOR orders Vi.
Batl Minn.nue,h mrs. lchrsopber ousens.own or
s.rs daa lasn Greenlos.'. M.r..lre. y Heay.
Fanes asiaess wsaa. = ''''0"'0 ''' 0'a'''
s SS isa sssa h S.,snS@s 60
B SSo Downs .P 'Bs Gsos s oii' TSosssss
.schr Dan smith, Wilson, Cape Town. cGH-yupsb.
sehr diilsspis b. smith, windsor. Ss-p Dewoir
schr Amss, Amc. SAVANNAH = InsrahAm.
sesr Sylvswa ssnsA-.i ks,sgdes Proctor
seIr Tho. jsas1.sa ch.sss New Ssdf.a-Ssiss.os
sssf III rr.nslla, Deer Sorwlal--o X E4sso.
Steamer soveliy. shaw. fLiacepal.
Arrived.
and p....sss,, u : aassia 7
aud ps',s1ssT MYT.y fss. g. 20, = = 90 :.
%..%sa ss ss y. r..s
y y.. q ~. rs @ pGS = - q,
"a tss 10 loa - n ship Monterey, DO New
steamship Frsnooa.. Sherwood. Portland. with md.r
s,..m.hip Chesapeake. JoAason Portland with mase TO
.ensers. 70 Is. Metropolitan s.sssship Co
sts.u.hp sersas. Besrss Bosson ~rh msss and
ss.:% s, MI s.. ,s, s ss,: s s M
Az ss.y ... s Log. ny: -is
~i,S coal % Punch. N.iasss w.sdI -
s s.., = csTSss, pF sS,r, na,. . s.y. vi.
M iI ss, e r ss,Is:Ss Haven s.. ad',
Eali P.ilss Badis q and from Belb. CHqn y dsy.,
WITH log~ooi 70 JOSIAH Jon Had strong ENles iron %
ssri aoa,snama, Hammond, yor, spain. q dAys -iih
e. asrs az rsrs De cansf, tpsr,o dr. -iA
winesnd eor. @ iIag,,n.y,r srgnn -,
IN be las. % BUCK %. Hsdsssons sndsx winds.
6rs ssls Taylor :, cros. 70 days. u ballast . Rosle
IRA sog p -- M s, e sonss' by '.Ha'J' -A
Brs BRIDE lHrl Bi.aIei,, csrdeass 70 dsys With sugar
Brs asashs~ smith "a. cay /, aays With sugar a. %
sasw Y f Lord csr,, s.s,a coz Ray a.y.. vita COL
sris xnd.rr tBr, saoornssr wiad..r Ks 70 a.ys ~,A
plaster 70 q y foni.tos 4 20.
s srs S Ssss, s as9s., rs fe u.,.o \ ~
s.hr britannia tBf, king Gov hsy. aAy aiih coal =
seSf si....ud.n Enio,, Inal.nos
sehr Porto REQ, Hsni-gr,h. Il,srsbps' u hoa'as
sss, / / 4 s ~. go 5.saI ns:.sn
sse er s mn ~ s s.si ssss,a. rsu.sa i,
sssr Fern Fern i.m. lsssss, fs ror,i.sa
scar Geo scott Leach, nonaea, ~ Boston.
bra yI,tbs ssus lBrj. al RoetA-sy
Steamship cumbris, ~heh sr4yss from seph. NJ n''.
a. repofsa
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Tho demand FOR wheat moderate At the eammence
rn@nt holders offered sell AZ Ieclnr OF - DC per
bgshsi whcssauseda more active nary and ths markr
closed with consasrshie hrmnes- The sales copriss
s9g bushels At e,a IL fof No Ntrrnkee ~ ~ Tor
god No Milwaukee, ard ~ ~ tot white Canada The de-
mand Cor limited al the opening and prices
entirely nominal bot subsequently he m,ksi ruled
active eiasef arm nAis OF ~ =, TOT sippbg
mved Western The oomprised Nv 90 bushels In
cudng eat loads for expnrts ~ z1s ~ ~ Tot shp
ping aaoat and IN store, " 70 Tor white
Western. and 81 Is for white southern Oats at the close
tie demand moderate and We have only "
report Of IS 90 bushels Including MILWAUKEE, and th
eago Gle sac and state AT Sc ao7c rye was easier
ss1s 3UOD bushels state 81 ~ We note ssirs o. 90
bushels malt Il 81 70 barley wss nominaliJ lc over
the tsars aD bushels nj 81 o. for two rowsd state VIC
Dr.. Tor Can ida West In bond
corrxs-i be he: for iugot has been very unsettled
ard prices have ,ular In the main being dr.
rdedy lower though ~ the close there vas more nmnss
exhibited the Of sellers Who generally demand ~
per H. advance the selling ircrs The sales conprs
1900 Do lbs ut 26c. for baltimore aud Detroit, and
n. for Portage Lake. =,
,ovtsx was neglected. m usual and besides VERY srsi.
trad. In lots from hands have no sales
III bags Rio. er Edward indus On private terms =.
corros nrmer the closing quoltions showing sma
advance red with yesterday eos The nquiy
vas better and sales 70 the ef,ant 81 2o bales were male
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THufADAY, NOV. - r. NJ.
AsuSa-Recspss - packages. The demand was limssed.
and with only sales for consumption prices
nominal at previous quotstons.
BaKADsruvr Receipts SO bbs OF -four 81 is bushels
wheat lou corn ia 30 do oats t5S do. 577 do
sg barley The marke. for state and West
dour very inactive and prices for al descriptions
entirely nominal closing with continued downward
tendency reduction OF loo 10 per bb principally
grade which very much neglected The sales
limited 1000 bbls revised quotations ANNEXED
Southern buyers favor beins dull OF sale
and offered freely The ssles comprise 2bls Rye -four
quiet but unchanged The sales Moderate con
prising only 80 bbs from 20 81 81 81 Corn meal
rather heavy with saes % 900 bhIs RrAndywne
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Albany Cattle Market.

ALnANT, Nov. q
Another decline has occurred IN tho price The
market opened with very light demand and decline Of
Nc Nc per pound. Indeed several droyes Of good fat
Illinois steers which last week would hsve brought S.
sold for Tc a7kc Yesterday the inquiry soinc
what better New York account aud altogether two or
three thousand head changed hands, hut without any
provrment In rates The top Prlcs was shade inside q
upward Of 800 lbs. From this hxurs sales ranged ~ -
low inferior The recepts for the
and these the total loss well be less
than $50 Lighter receipts expected merit week but
IL IL Questionable wheher the falling on In the supply viii
be sucen, affect prices much sbeepare dull o. sle at
inquiry ard lighter supply Prices range from I've to
Receipts, $500 head.
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-srastr ARCHITECTURE.


THE HbHNENf
The very laudsbls tendency Of your paper 70 amu-
ats The taste of our street architecture Induces 10
cali your attention the composition for tho nav
PARK Bank Would u no, be well 10 AK al tho archi-
tsc,s interested 10 permit their designs 70 bs exhibited
~ one ~ galied.ss II would stimulate W nyalry
ar architects, and just recognition 81 tho
no dsssrylng without hsing overrul.f By the prsaNrs
~ ers0gal lnnaeIca kos respectfully, your obsd~nt
$50 AIT
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sstall ccs'vcrsas " psnssrtUNl CHARGED Win
FRAUD
VAR lrrLTrll. vov q. 1903.

par apvLfTs, Nov % 1903.
JSseph a " Cibsop, Pennsylvania ralrIAs c0ndae.
tor, hss int been comfited 70 priaoa 10 default q
ia lb8aeaud dollar. bait on charge y emssrsinx
gar~s collected BY hlm
Es'snsod Invest ss,on mafs under the suporls'oo o.
W. AIes ytnssron deiscfy. Officer 81 Cb'caso. shows
thai raany conductors ta- rosi are deisal,ers and
- casrpsny intend prosecuting thea. Esm-foaa da-
s4ansrs ~ tondu. tors hare recently iakea lisce
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JsmAICA INTELLIGENCE.

A6mcutrrRAL SooiKrr.--The winter mesting Of the
queens County Agricultural Society win he held at The
uourt House on Monday next, November 20 A. ten A.
NJ Premiums will be awarded on winter grains and
poui.Sy oi all kinda
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ton with their Irish brethren Irish soil. ana 20 ns
eLa they urge Immediate Organization and boo ""u'
contributions OF money and arms.
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sH.IPPIN NEW S.
puN o. NEW YORK. NOVEMBER %. 1868.

Aa xAsAc roa YoRx-rHfs
nsnne. 6 NOON
unye,. 80 . Mi1H III =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-24

The ENGLISH ROYAL FAMILY.-We believe
that Queen Victoria is good woman, and .
model Queen, and that the English people
generally are satis6ed with royalty and do
not complain Of the expenses connected with
it. But We think that If they were accusaom.
ed to look at the royal family in one aspect,
they would not be 80 we'll satisfied. We refer
to the fact that that family is not English,
but German. George |. and George ii.
father and son, were both in Germany, the
only bond Of connection between them and
England being that . Grandmother Of the
former was daughter Of James l., King oil
England George III. was grandson Of the
second George. He was born in England,
but his father and mother were both born id
Germany. George ~. and William w.,
sons of George ILL.,, we're born in England
but their mother was . German. Queen Vic
toria, grand daughter Of George ILL.,, VA
born in England, bnt her mother also was
German. The account therefore stands thus
Germany. George ILL.,, although himself
born in England, was descended from long
line of native Germans. Of the immediate
line Of ancestors through whom George ~.
and William ", received the crown, mint
were Germans and only one, their father, Wa
| born in England. And of the line of ances
tors to Queen Victoria, ten were born in Ger
many, and only tro, her father and grand
| father, were born in England. Victoria con
tnued the family custom by marrying Ger
man. Her son, the Prince Of Wales, ha.
broken in upon this custom by marrying q
Dane, but it is still foreigner who is to BE-
the mother of English rulers.
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lFOm inc chipPing List, July leI.
Conee-The business in Brasil has been large
since our last, the market, with continued good
demand, closing strong at an improvement in rold
Of one cent per pound; We revise our ososations
accordingly. West India and other descriptions
remain quiet, and cannot - said 70 have Improved
in value. 1000 bags Naracaipo sold IN terms
We did not learn; $50 L.guavra lie, and too java.
24ac in gold. The sal,s are 1905 bags Santos,
per Mary Lord; 400 d. per Adelgunde; 5000 Rio
Per sseame, Havana; 7,5l7 per P. G. Warwick;
,leo Per Alpha; 500 per oiiviA Davis; 1000 per
Lord Baltimore; l,eoo per q. Knsyphanssn; !, goo
per Miranda, and s67 per Zingara, IA, ali on
terms not made public. By auction, 135 baes
java sold 1t 32a33c cash. The stock Of Rio In the
country is l46, 27s bags here, 4,oeo in New Or
leans 2ooe in Mobile, ls,eoe in Baltimore, and
400 in Philadelphia- Total, I44,e7e
Sugar-The market for raw continued active
Saturday and Monday. the demand bsnk pretty
heavy for home use, and the business largo. Hold
ers, however, met buyers pretty freely snd ~
have nc particular change 70 note in prisss. which
have remained steady and uniform for IN days
past. Yesterday there was not much donS, but no
vanstons IN Values Refined is in good request,
and has advanced tribe; quote, other than
stuarts, hard ise, son white I53aib3c, and vel.
low l3Aal4Sc, each. The sales of raw ars AIR
bids Cuba OF sia124c; 100 clAriaed do, rsal3kc;
sos Porto Rico, llkal3ic; % Barbados I1c; ~
clarified Martinique, l4te; II hhds, II ties, and 20
hris clarified Demarara, l4tsl4}c; IS hhds tiu.da-
loaPe, ll4sl4tc, the latter price for clarified; ~
bags st. Domingo l6ic; and ,1sa bxs Havana les
and lst. months. The stock yesterday wa
about ss, as hhds, $3.50 hxs, $3.50 bagt sugar.
and 722 hhds Meado.
Molssses-There is : fair inqsiry from co.,
suiners, and the market is steady At previous
rates. The sales 400 hhds tart Cuba fclayed
and Muscosado mxed) At soc; 52s hhds aai 10
ties Cuba Muscovado, 52a5sc; $50 hhds, I tes, and
u bris ST. Lucia English IslandD sic; rs hbds
Demerara, 65s75c; 20 GuadsIoupe, 5sic; ITO Porto
hico, 6sasoc, months; 100 Centrifugal Cubs, and
leo brls Texas, on private terms. The stock yes
terday was about $40 hhds Porto Rioe, and 81 ee
hhds Cuba, de
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sso161, - ~ - -
or but nta3s nsss Off MA ~ warn uoasAe -
evsf. IAess = = 11opeGlt5ea - ~ past q
serong heldsft e teese fhstr stssks, hhvi.e Gsa9
nth n IL ulttnsts fstars. Ia eaziaatAis 800
- vsevea disasersss ndvaAsfs es1ssally, -
with ths III sssesss II sasine. tsestke9 NJ ~
advaaes y hoes, - naasiy ssassa Saions11s
sastane4 Aass besn vsgy hSAA, ~ No. = ocetl,
taking nearly N ~ sxpoFts.
Moss Pork-Has dssIined. buyers tGsine -
for bsst city hEao1s, Vhils seIless Asn}n1 - m.
= 10 lsas FER eesaisy. r "a nsW ta}ssS -.
Ing doing, aad prices eatirsly noainala q g -.
orally held ont Of IL naxkse Thegshs 5 MR.
~ %. e'S.'
Runps-Ars gone; there sss mot lob barrels 1.
the city, and rs 90 would have to - aad for IL
fsM that could be found in small lot.
LArd-has further declined, anA eoAld NOT b
sold in any quantity 1t over l0e ~ Il l. not freely
offered BY even those Who wish . I'll 4 ~ thas
lsa to l9le, and but little It that: ~ q n ~
supply and demand, and noniaai It 37{c; hesd
gut and grease IN light sspply asd demand, and
prices entirely nominal Ralk msoku have beer
IN small demand all the week, except q : decline
which holders have refused to gra1t, unless com.
PEELED 10 realize.
shouldsrs-I quote shoulders, hides, and elsa,
sides st l4s. II and l9alste loose.
Hams-Sold 1t I0}c
Bacon-Has been in fair consumptivs demand,
on small orders with sales Of about eight hundred
hhds during the week. closing 1t IL, l9t and fla
1lAc for shoulders, sides and clear slaes; plain
hams, 2lSa22c; sugar cured, z3Aa24ic; beef hams
73c; plate beef, $l0 5eaz0 90.
/ Whisky-Is qsiet At - IS free, and 27o in
bond.
kxehange-Is rather dull u SO discount On
the 81 GEO.
The exports of the weak are. e47 brls lard. SOS
Kegs do, 7lo hhds bulk and bscon, 6l0 les do,
1,796 brls pork, and l26 boxes d.
Freights have advanced 80 per 100 M on east
ward bound over my last quotations New Or
leans freights are unchanged; 500 per 1ee ~ on
pound, and 81 ooper bri on pork.
Very respectfully,
GEO. W. PHILLIPS Ja.,
Provision asd Produce Broker.
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BEAUTIFUL SgSTIAEsT.-A correspond
ent of the Philadelphia Press writes to the
editor Of that paper as follows:
In the summer Of 1862 was in ssfamous
Dublin town" for few days. and among
other places Of interest paid q visit 10 the
cemetery, with the special errand Of looking
at the tomb Of "the great agitator,
Daniel o. ConnelI Ii was an humble tomb,
on the side of knoll, and enclosed with IN
iron door. As | stood looking at the quiet
grave of the great Irishman, saw close by
an humble mound, at the head Of which was
plain marble slab, with this inscription ssSs.
cred to the memory Of Thomas Steele
remembered Tom Steele. he loved hi.
cosatry, and died q martyr to liberty. 1t wat
the krave Of . Protestant in Catholic GENE.
terry. turning to the old man who was show
ing me through the grounds, ! asked, IVA,
not Tom Steele hereto p "Faith he was, =
was the reply. "And is not this concecrated
ground said |. ''Sure it is consecrated
ground, said the old man. .And was mo-
Daniel 0'Connell good and faithful son O
the holy mother church ~ 1sIn faith he was,
was his answer. Then continued will
an air ofmock surprise, ''why do you let Ton
Steele lie in these grounds, and right beside
Daniel O'Connell? 2 An 1rishman ia never
at loss for an answer, and surely bis repl,
was noble one. 81 will tell you why it is, :
said the sexton. You see Tom Steele wa
for liberty, and Daniel O'Connell was 70,
liberty; and liberty you know, makes brother
Of us all! took his Catholic hand In my
Protestant hand, and shaking hands in the
sacred fellowship, repeated, sliberty make,
brothers Of us all.
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Asssasss = - twaass = waasa.

Aeesasas . - tR1nee - WAaea.
An accident, q which 10 coaseqnssesa
might hsve besa vpey sseiQaa happsned d
the Prince II Walss d noeasa-row, aboss Z
quarter paet o'clock ysa1sedV aAnu4ooa.
His Royal H}Hhneng, Who ~ xi1inG q Z
fcot's pace with one Of his Equesziss and twu
lsaiss, had Just reached IL extzsms end d
the row, nearest 70 the Q1een's Gate, Va In
the act Of turning, when jgsntlemaas Who
seemed to have Lost Ill control ove Ais koiss,
suddenly dashed q full speed down the in.
cline, aad into the vsty midst Of The party.
Tho Prince horse, being right in the path d
the charging horseman, and receiving the
shock on il Hank, or shoulder, uas instantly
knocked down, turning over ike . rabbit
struck by shot, and apparently rolling upon
its rider, while the intruder passed clear over
both. For moment il seemed impossible
that the Prince could escape without injury
TO life or limb from the struggles Of his own
horse. he disengaged himself, however,
and got up without assistance, though ct firsl
he looked somewhat shaken, and u if suffer.
ing from blow on the head. Recovering
almost instantly, and never losing his self
possession for . moment, he seated himself
on bench close by, while the horse was BE-
ing caught, and his hat and cane picked ar
BY the bystanders. Long before any greal
crowd of equestrians had time to collect, he
had mounted again, and, rsioining the ladies'
was riding homeward as If nothing had oc-
Cured, but not without some visible traces o.
the fall upon his face and dress. Il Was alto
gether very narrow escape, q the few whe
witnessed il can testify, and the Prince
composure In very trying position did grsa
credit to his presence OF mind and good hu
NOR. If mot quite unhurt, be may veil con
gratnlate himself on having come OF viii
nothing worse than few bruises from col
lision that might easily have proved fatal.
/ Whether the unfortunate author, or agent
Of the catastrophe has been identified, ant
whether any particular blame attaches to hin
is more than We can say.-Londsn Tymes
July 2.
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Rev. P ErrR CARTWRIGHT, the Backward
Preacher will lecture in the Chatham
Square NJ. 3. Church on Tuesday evening.
the cath inst, giving us many thrilling Incl.
dents Of thepasi
The proceeds are for the Ercb.n,. s...
NJ. {. Church, who are desirou, 81 -.
or purchasing parsonage. wehons i, III,
aid u. in thu. matter, both for our pleasure
and the good OF the city. God has blessed
n Is church In doing much good, and while
vs sojourn With you We want Temporal,
home.
Come, hear the old hero of many Chr;a;.r
battles the last time. There never was. NJ,
ever viii be another like him.
Admittance, fifty cents. Tickets At West.
cots and Brownell's Book Stores; also At z
X. Hart's Shoe StorS. PAsros.
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THR WAY They DO IN PEoRIA.-There is
many good thing said of Peoria, and now
and then Peoria says good thing Of herself
as witness the following from the Transcript !;
s'On the Fourth, a fellow from the country
brought girl, fine, buxom piece Of femin-
ity, TO see the fun. After the speaking they
came across an army veteran in the court
house yard, who recognized the lass as an
old flame of his. Thinking that beauty be-
longed to the brave, he stepped in to cut the
other fellow out. Some words ensued and .
fight began. The girl looked on quite coolly
for time, applauding her amy lover now and
then. At last, finding the ARRAY grew tedi
Gus, she burst out with, why, John, could
have licked Tom myself before this time.
Tom gave in at this. and John bore her off In
triumph.
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OuR popular, efficient, and good looking
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, Judge
Tracy, called on us Yesterday. He will en-
ter the political field as soon as the campaign
fairly opens, and make lively raids upon the
opposition of Butternuts and wax-6ggers.
He will do good work. He is going to win.
1t ism written in prophecy nor in the pohti-
cal chronicles of this part of the Hawk Eye
kingdom, that Butternut or wax-fgger
Judge or Attorney is to be elected in this
First judicial District Judge Tracy is a fine
speaker. lie is posted IN the records Of the
Butternut supporters of my Policy He
will 90 in upon them with full armor of po-
i,ical righteousness, and will rout them foot,
horse and dragoon. in a manner interesting
to see. If there be one thing more certain
than another, it is that Cops and Possums
will be gloriously cleaned out, and Springer
and Tracy elected by big mojority.