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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-05
A.Copspiracy In the south.
The Alexandria, Va, Journal says:

ne Aicxduuiia, 49, oo"'""' Se1''
We are now fully satisfied that there is a
deeply laid plan in Virginia, extending
throughout the South, to keep alive Tor
future use the hopes. purposes and orgsni-
zation Of the late disupion conspiracy, Oae
troll of the land of the South. Another
measure is to retard settlement by Northern
menIthrough system Of terrorism. Ap i'm
portsnt part OF the plan consists in .delib-
erately organized system of military erni
grafton from Europe These are the foun'
dation measures Of the new sectional dis
lapiop conspiracy Sessions p9litic., negro E
serfdona, oommenmprationo q disupi?on. bat,
ties, Generals and heroes, the snnuai heral
decorations , Of soldiers graves, added 70 the
incendisry teachings of the press and the
pulpit, are expected in time to DO theil
work Of corporation. y" '" t,St.a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-05
A singular Highway Robbery.
tFrom the Boston Transcript


A few evenings since, young gentle
man was walking on the Common, he came
in contact with a person going in another
direction. Both begged pardon and passed
on. A moment after 1t occurred to our
hero that there might be something wrong,
and he instnctiyely put bis hand to his
watch pocket and found that his repeater
was gone. Turning round, he saw the per
son whom he Lad suddenly met walking at
q leisurely pace. short distance from him.
Grasping bis revover (purchased iu gar
roting times) he ran toward the robber,
came up to him, drew his pistol and placed
it in uncomfortable contrct with his head,
and, in language more forcible than elegant,
demanded bis gold hunter, assuring him
TINT, should he hesitate an instant, he should
pull the trigger aud cause o miscellaneous
scattering of bis brains thereabouts. The
supposed robber unhesitatingly took out
watch, gave it to his dangerous opponent,
and got out of his way as quick as possible.
With infinite satisfaction and thankful
ness the young gentleman put the watch
into his pocket and in fever of excite
ment at his adventure, walked home. On
his arrival there bis mother noticed the
excitement which he was Under, and asked
him the reason of 1t, whereupon he narrated
to her the circumstance of the robbery, and
recovery OF his watch. why" said she,
your watch is in your room, where you
left it after changing your clothes before
you went out ~ The young man was dumb
founded, took out the watch from his pocket
with a spasmodic twitch, and on beholding
it became still more excited, for it was not
his He went to his room and found his
own watch where he had left it.
He looked into the glass and saw high
way robber. Visions Of policemen, hand
cuffs, Police Court, Superior Criminal Court.
Judge Russell, lighs sentence in the State
prison for the first offence &c, crowded into
his imagination in uncomfortable and regu-
lar order. AS soon as possible, however, he
advertised his ilLgotten watch, and took
other measures, hoping to live to ask the
pardon of his victim, whom he uninteu-
tionally robbed, but at last accounts nothin g
had been heard Of him, so that he fears he
may be com pelled to keep tho watch as a
trophy Of a mutual fright.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-05
MISS MARY tf .aHALpINE,of Nashua, New

Miss MARY q. HALPINE, of n ashua, New
Hampshire, a contributor to several literary
werks, had an adventure with burglar, q
few, evenings since. Only herselfand meth
or were. in the house. and it was raining in
torrents, She watched the operations. OF
the burglar while he removed a pain OF glass
and introduced his hand to raise the win.
dow; and then, thinking that the affair bad
been carried far enough, she discharged a
revolver twice, dropping him to the ground.
A policeman hsstened to the spot, but the
burglar had escaped, leaving pool fblood
under the window.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-05

nAMBRosE A. Burrs, of Auburn, Ohio,
recently lifted dead weight Of 2, 727a lbs,
which is the greatest lifting feat on record.
He had been practicing at intervals during
the last six years. DR.. Winship, for several
years past considered the strongest man 10
tho verld, 81 last ascounts had lifted only
Z, 900 psundsy as,e.. III 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-05
RaooxLYN has : Mayor who is one Of

BaooKLYE has . Mayor who is one OF q
thoosand. 1 tbs City Council hssipg passed sed
4 resolution to raise his salary from $3, 600
to q. 900, the Mayor-the Hon. Samuel n,
Booth- has vetoed i'll Wefsuppose lit is
needless TO add that Mr., Booth 10 stannch
Republican, and that We ,csmpepd bis
6dsIity to the public. interests with more
csytsinty of its bsiBg admired thaninisated.
my. Tsibvss. EcI@s- SO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-05

a MRsb PARmNGroN, passing along the
street saw sene boys playing marbles.
Boys" said she, don't you know it's very
wicked to- play stdrues E. 40
4 The boys ssid they didn't; ~ ~
Know ihe Scriptures say ''AaresI sosH
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-05
IVY hiCh I

The Cincinnati Enquirer says: saol =
= "There is to be . new evening paper in
Philsdelphia called the Express. Ii will
support President Johnson ~ ~ .
Will il, indeed? We rather think Presi-
dent johnson win have to support tho Ex-
press It will not find much support from
any other source. .--[Springfeld Republic. :
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-05

The Democatis doctors had'a consultal
tion &C Columbus last week, over very
sick patient, viz: The Vallandisham Dem
ocracy. They found the symptoms bad
II was directed. among other things, that it
is desirable to have as little as possible OF
Yaliandigham 10 The campaign "A Z
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-07-05

AN Attorney on being called to account
for having acted unprefessionally in taking
less thanrthe usual fees from his client,
pleaded that he had takenall the man had.
lie was tliereupon honorably acquitted. 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-18

Sic esbre eenaue &enntniB bieIer NeriSnliGtet.
Sic tpiien ; bab Wabome Ocrbino eieien
g2amen 9efibrt bat. 9pttor Na9ner bat Sic
bariibet aufsetldrt. Sic piiien oud oob bic
ein;ise Dame Der i6 lie tteue aonse 8eipunoea
rung unb 6o6a&tuna aeldentt babe S6uIo>
frieo Smith If. Sest. nodoem i'd oieB iel6it
beitdtiot babe, tperoen Sic gang Ilher einfeben
caB alle8 weitere @erebe in oieler S1he ni6t
an ieinem 9labe rpdre."
Gs sitt glt9ts mas Sptrisuauten 70 iebr itbers
rumpelt olS elm aufridtises 8etenntnib oer
Wabrteit gataIie tuar beinube gang aus Der
Saiiung oebraht. @Ieinppbl tuar iie cine 81
9eIbte Sdailipielerin unt iib ueberroi1ung
Ucer 0erbrub anmerfen ;u laiIen. Sic per-
ieBte baber laheno: aa
Isle buben milf enttpaffnet, better Baron,
unO suar 10 sriinbIid OaB Sic mir olle meine
Waffen geraubt baben. gDomit lpu ib Sic
tIuftig angrefen?"
,,Wit Sbrer liebenswiirciaen 9eterteit, Sbrem
gBib unb Sbrer @euiulitdt" iaate 2Otbur artg.
,, Dorin beiibeu Sic Waffeu Die man Sbnen ME
rauben fann. Sic iino 10 reid ausgerIltet, baB
Sie itets Elm fir uuiere 6ersen sefdbrli@es
, 2Selo pteloen." y
20, ib bin ni6t ie6r gefGbrIi6 !" 9ie
@rdIn ieufste. sd bin es fiir Sic ME se'
reIen sag s
,,@ie linb es fir Gae oenen sie seTaasn
tppIIen." r e.1. 1885
$50; baS mar cine au8wei6enbe 9lntwprt,' q
uerleste NataIte. -. la%.
,,@an, uno gar nidt. SD uOllte oa,nit Ia'
gen bab Sic mid nit ntht8 Nnoerem uGs Sbrer
llnsuaoe beebrt baben. Gle baben eS nidt
Der Ntlbe pertb eefunoen mir Su gefollen. +"
Begriff NataIie bic 6etnbeit in bteier Qnttucrt?
gSir alau6en es, oenn Sic tpeGIelte unmertli6
bic Sarbe. >2r
Isle haben @e6t unb ii6erIi6 tperben Sic
ntemalS Elm @egenItdnb meiner@efaIlimht g1a6
oteier @rtldruns t6nnen tpir ia einanoer bic
9ano reiden."
,,Weine endbige @rdfn id perfi6ere baB es
mir ME einfaIIen tann etmas gInberes o[S Elm
ritterliher SreunO Der Domen i'm NGaemeinen
uno Der IiebenspIrbisen i'm 8eion6ersn 81
| iein." ,& t'ygt 1885
2otbar flbrte bic Sano Der @rafn an isine
9ippen unb nabm Nbi9ieo.
,Sa! Der 8errneRene! er pOllte nidt elm
NAL meine 6reunbi@aft buben; aber bas iruf
9u mir bereuen !" tnutmelte glatolie.
J {eSDrt1eblfno fDIot \
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-18
6 { 1t / | | { 1 o II.
Sbnl0 unb Anltbmlo.
Homan BON Sram n. q. Gebmare.
CSortiebung.0

CSortiebung.)
ytotalie f6piea. Der Doctor fubr mad cine,
Weile fort:
uS4 bin Der Gin3ise Der Nufi6luiie iibe,
oieie 8eriOn sebsn fann; alio @rdFn, wenr
Sic Nufrt&ti3fett BON mir perlangen, mli1er
Sic mir NIT autem 8eiipiel pOran9eben. Sic.
Ben poer oerabideuen Sic Guuis !? ba$ it ea
poriiber t6 &larbeit baben muB."
sd uerabi6eue ben Baron @onis."
,,9aS beiBt, Sic leben i9n," fel Der Doctor
ld9eInp elm. ,,Das iit Sbre Nbli6t, pas
perlansen Sic NIT eSbrem Nbi6eu?"
,,Stn gu bemitbisen 4"
nS& ueritebe Jpn gu Sbren SlBem gu be.
fommen. @rdfin, bas lit i9tper, mo- niGt eee
raoe3u unm6sli6." Is.
vNi&ts tit unnl6sli6," iiel NataIe beftie
ein. -.< FRI ess.rr a# tsea..e~.
rS6 firdte sIeidwobl oaB bier Der SAT-
eintreten ptro. Sd femme GaniB, er perdnbert
feline 8efuble ni6t."
uSn bieiem Sal mag er fi9 in N9t neb.
nten. S6 peroe es ME per3eber, tpenn er
mid peri6mdbt."
vSeit feds Sabren 1T iein Sers an eineBer>
ion 9efeiielt bic er bis on ieinen Tpo liebeu
wiro. IS sibt nur Elm ein3iges Mittel ibn Don
oteler tbSridten 2ebe ab3ubringen." .a
vlluo bieies it?" il
vWenn man ite in ieiner 9(Gtuna ftiirst.
llno ooS 1T ni6ts 2eidte8. Sic lit teu16 unb
rein pie eine 8eitoltn. l.-
ot1nb bieie 8eitulin. tusr 1T iie?" -,
ySrdulem Smtt6.
cMp iie fnoen?"
oSn oieiem 6aufe."
y9Dttprl" 21 -
nNlubome 9urbiuO uno SrduIein Gmitt
firo ein uno bieielbe 8erlcn."
% meine Nbnung!"
vgarOn @unis tpitni6t bic sSrau @rdfn ~
iprehen," e" meloete Der 8ebiente.
vsie ieben ouf9eregt dis" iaste brr 9ut.
tor auf Srans6fid.
SD Bin trant."
gtatalie mari lib seaen bic @ppbulebne su,
rid uno ia9te si eem 8ebienten:
vSer Serr Baron m6ge eintreten!"
gBa9ner ergriff ben g[rm Der grdfin, mi,
rpsnn er ben Bul8 unterIu6te, uno als Qotba,
eintrat, b0rte er ben 9uttpr iaeen:
nS6 rueroe mid mcraen erfunoiqen, Of
metne Terprbnunsen sefru6tet babert." 49,.
st erbcb ii6, madte cine bDflibe Gerbeu,
sung Dor Natalie, eben 70 Dor 2ptbar ,uo ent
fernte iib.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-18
HeIfe! -, \. y
3clte!
3elte !!

4O. Riiten isbr CUTE GOnnectieut gBrapper
Bet bee ts uub etulsnen QuGntttdten br bGta periren
~ 8. y.S.Mequarbt & Sptn,
iuu-l 10 g. Gap nate 0alttmrrtft,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-18
S1errenffefNerzQeDets.

OetresgfIetDet@ygOsN,
Deit Tratt Str. $40. 35S uno 1854.
Efeiueu geebrten Treuuben Iub BEN Bublitnm made
ID termit bic ar;eise, baB iS bas pa iet 9a5ren an
bieea Iose etabIrte @ei@af 5erupuueu babe unb Be.
aubs elm reibcltSeS Eager BON 9Buen ielb searbei.
eten erreutIetrern neneer aecn gu ben bisfen reis
fen UorrGt9s 6alten uub aud Ole anf 8efeuuns anferz
tsen werSe. -sstofe fir fSGe un5 senoeuge in aleu
Sorten unb gu dGen B-eiiea. .e's+ s-.t
Serrsr eine gasRa5I 0aeseni@rne, GtSGs .c., otute
cGe in bieies SAD eiaf9Iaseubeu Grtitei.
E gGe geFeGausen perbcn prompt, bslIig unb In
tHraeFer Strip arsefrtist.
@ -1G r'1 .H p. &. Raiisr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-18

gkweufs g. GReper s GO4,
ttss9te In ber StraG sDn1 DeutSrn aE.l
Ap. 109 gH. 0pnbaehfr.,
sEsf&tn 2sebt nnb &bdrIesfr., 4Gi!tm0ft
9i0enten
fIr Us. 2ilpen & Nepbelp's berGbu,te SirnifIs.
SabrIfanteH Rnh SEnHIer
tn HIetreiB SE6ite eeob 3iuffarben een Saubpaper,
Samp SlaG, GIann @cpperas EerpenttnsSel GaIreter,
Eitt, Warben &c. &C. .-
Gin DeNFautissr gOrrGtb Cbser 8trntft stess.alten
8aEteE te. tets bGsrdtbte sm ben
ktIltsftn @eeg.rtetLer. lsata2tl
Srilgela iimD 2amgengldfer
SD eriaHSe mr, bcni beutfen YubIfum bic Mnstee 81
Raotn Bag t@ MID ais Dpticrs ser niebeteeIaen babe
NM taun eben nit SriGcn eenau unb rt&e Uerebeu.
telH etnes 0ptUetet tGun Ia tas huge neitn unb rtnt
tprete @ren gu prUbirea eeiG hr seten @6ier eebsn.
etae aen Gttunss he mid 70 oft ia Dafttngtrn befrt
bGbfI trfr&e tG cr ter eed1tgf bos @leiGe iu ttun
EpbtGs 8, Opttctdn, aus Darlington,
SO 8 81, r1 @reenfrese,
tEe21tGt} <-t srtf4en 0cgtsfapre. Inb S6tetteHrde
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-18

Ie T0TfmrnoteS &C. 3c We sW ben btIt9ten prtfcn abs
aetat1 ereen. sTdrdtureu 2aIGenubea pfrben BE-.
pens az &c Une 6Gra1ttrt. II (Ds3-eNt)
SSOGntS' GgpreGs gDnapaamts
80 s
btF6resstater G8ertea&en unb @eleer rac eer gSsie
bee 0er. Stoattn nnb RAD ta asn Eteitea Der gDeIt
Die SGeraeit see GtSeat5rms usIbeS tbr onsertraut
Etrt-sgs nseersse 9tsie Sen e s 8nbrlSsn bereGnsS
mn4 bte Grlet6trans welbe ne gerfcnen beftt SsISt
Garen sDerbla@en Ixb SsiS ~ DesEt6en babeu nraen
Dc @naInS Gtprea GOmpaSn:s unaSertrefFG aI2
etn Sc 6rberunssntitteI. l'-. '''''N ~"
sir Snstunfi mebt men 10 tn bst SauStDfttst bsg
Entnragntf III Baltimore -
@l14 Nc. LEA %. SaItimpre Gtrese-
cetr II tSre1 Bureaus " o. 227 uub 229 g. S,rss.
erbft, On Der GaGbert- Station unb an 81 ST.
tpIt sg0ari rstF tet srasnb elmer t6rer GacntureR
(1mrj1Sl -. ratsus GrprSeg gr~s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-18

$4,000! $4,000! sac, ,OOOI
ptrtb bppngrhtitnssn 6Dmme rfIettern
-.-rL. Nntsr benz EasrtIprets. --L
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-18
zaaMeaex asA Ds@emtIt@es
Baltimore UeRer.
5eraISesetten HS1
gCbm0mSfer S SSapp.

gsebtmamusen.
0e,tSalESe sSetEer toRst in bee StGDt M = Ssnts
pSbeutli saklbar On bic ErSset, ipee 0HIar osFans"
gSmrsb BE grfs Serisnbt: $3.50 ftr Wonatc Ober
So iSbrIt@ in Gsoraus3aRInng.
Das zEOdbeRbIatt erfGeiut ieSen GrsttaS Eno top
s,aS DsutieIsns sesfGnbt: $S iSErtiS (etui@resti4
bes Bprto).
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

Geai Agent for NORTHEASTERN States.
oYFIcK, 81 DEARBORN
Sold Wholesale in Chicago bf Fuller Finch Fuller,
Burnhams & Van Schaafk Lord = smith, Smith X
DIVER II Reed o.. Chss q Smith, Dietzsch. Bl1ckt
A Co. Scovii W Harris Co., Poet Batean and
By dru ggisis and dea' ers generally. feb3d4m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16
THE GATE CITY.


A European correspondent of a Cincinnati
paper, when in Rome recently, found one of
the most interesting studios to be that of Miss
Foley, Of Boston, who went to Rome, some
years ago. to perfect herself in the art Of
cameo cutting. He says:
Her chief work was in portrait canoes, and
her success in these distinguished her above
any other American devoted to the same art.
1t was natural that her thoughts should turn
from this 10 the kindred art of sculpture, and
Miss Foley's medallion portraits, as well as
her canoes, began to De sought. She had
modelled bust of Theodore Parker before
leaving Boston, and had made one of the
most interesting and expressive heads / have
seen. At Rome ! saw her engaged upon
bust of the son of the sculptor Crawford,
boy of great beauty, whose head had in clay
all the reality of an ideal, and there was an
exquisite medallion of Pasguccia, the famous
Roman model, whose rich and splendid beau
ty has been repeated In a thousand pictures,
and in none rendered so faithfully. l fancy,
as in Miss Foley medallion. The sculptures
afterward modelled head of Jeremiah, the
this aud other works she came, this summer,
to America. At Boston she modelled the
head of Longfellow, among those of other
distinguished men, and here in New York
she has been engaged on medallion of
Bryant, to be put in marble at Rome, whittier
Miss Foley sets sail to day, accompanied by
the good wishes of many friends and admirers
of her talent = hrr sern+E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16
Cabus' Hair Tonic,

preparation. which possssssst he pecu
liar properties Questioning hair 10 its original color
and to the color IL possessed befY.
turned grey II 10 permanent cure for faodruG
strengthens and eklfvens the Of the hair tive the
hair lasting and natural moisture scurf
Itching and soreness oftheskin Persons have tried
this preparation say that they have tried all kinda
Tonic nd Hair and had able
Ind any article that would produce the desrd result
until they hsi tried ny Hair Tonic. Ii has cured per
no had solid OF dandru9 all knitted nd
cementsd together in the shape OF cap covering tn
whole head and In the Of thirty days ass
NY Tonic thescurf Ind dandru all asd tbs
hair which had until that iEas been prvented from
growing, resumed ~ former healthy Srovth.
In the II one James Msrhon of the 2st fova
fantry vhoss head covered With thick coating Of
dandru6 and scurf mentioned above and whose hair
had almost completely fallen out 10 shown the srtue
this Tonic for the OF three weeks application
oft hsscsip assumed healthy condition and his hair
commenced to grow beautifully rhis 10 only csse
Of the kndin shousaad. could mention many
b1tfo want ofspace and cost prevented from
Ing 80
Soid by q EoRGEC ABUs, corner Of Second sud Main
axeet Price Is cents per bottle. liberal dstoun. to
Ne trade oda-dAm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

IT is stated that the release Of Mosby from
confinement was made on the order OF Gene
raj Grsnt, who, though Mosby did not actually
surrender, the dishandea Lis forees,) never
tteless conSders him entitied to the same
protection from "molestasioni as was &C.
corded to the armies of Lee and Johnston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

The United States Consul at Honolulu in
forms the Department of State that about one
hundred seamen, captured on an American
whaleship by the pirate Shenandoah, and
landed on the Ascension Islands, had reached
Honolulu on their way to the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

The n. Y. Times says: Many if not most
of the Presidents and Professors of our lead
ing colleges have united in memorial looking
to the adoption by this country of the decimal
system OF weights and measures now current
in France, Holland, Belgium, Spain, Italy,
and some other countries They propose to
begin by having it explained and analysed in
all eur arithmetics
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

Case OF 30 walls and boob complete $40 90
Case Of - large vals, in morosco, and book On
Case OF % large walls plain and book .... S 90
Case OF 10 boxes Nos. to l5) and book. 90
These NEEDLES, By the single box are se.t 10
any part Of The country, by mail express free Of
charge, on receint OF the price. Address
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
H0MTOPAT THO MEDICINE COMPAyY
Once and Dept No. tez Broadway, New-Yo-k
For sa'e by every Medicine Dealer.
DR. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his ofsce per
sonaii. or by letter above for all forms o. disease
la1ZTdly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16
Speer's Port Grape WiMe

DURE and four years old, for the Cbmmu-
Il MIN Table and Family Prescribed by Physi-
eisn- for F@naIe., W-skly Persons add IpvaliSs The
Grsa Remedy for kidney Affections, Rheumsst lam and
L. Ias~.a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16
FARM FOR SALE.

SITUATED one and a half miles from
Crot Lee county, WA cont lining 100 scres with
Ar-trste improvements aue rye Hous.. hank Ba n
Shops and ntner huiiing Aso, scne 501 Emit rrees
choire varieties 81 different frnits Plenty al
he time. Land good ard rerf ct little. VIII sell all
t.gsthsr or in NO II three lots One tract Il so acres
ecf m4if hnusn or 81 ~ spserv timber neas<e
RarsaA The IN pay TO aay persca douh- the
cof,yteE Of sf etp.nses. in seliig wood WAGON and
haERrI <u6s HAI siye tins on part Of tn p chase
money. Call and 80 bargain 9. PYLk
dsoal-AAvU On the plaos, last Of ofoton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16
Miscellaneous.
= re- = HUMPHREXg I =
AOllEOPATHIC EPECIHICS

AVE proved, from the most ample expe.
renc- IN sssirs s'aipls. seHoien, and ~
spe They are the emily ietnss perfectly adapted 70
popui0 nseso snpis that axes cannot Re made Ia
oMns sAsn - haxn lsss ~ free danger and
sosn0ent . to he always reliable. They have raised
der salts action -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-16

The Governor of Georgia has vetoed the
bill making valid all contracts between the
whites and the Freedmen.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-26

THE STAMP AGENCY, NO. 3Oi Chestnut
STREET, AaoyE THIRD, WILL BE CONTINUED
STAMPS ofEYERY DESCRIPTION CONSTANTLY
ON HAND AND in ANY AMOUNT. Ills
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-02-02
FISH--FISH--FISH.

HERRING, Etc, Etc.
Keep Constantly Hand
MACKEREI,-No l, bills, halves and kits.
MACKEREL-No.2 2,
MACKEREL-Nc. 8, :. :.
SALMON, No l,
SAL MON-Fresh-llb ., 2 lb. and h. cans.
HERRING-No l. bills, halves and kits
MISUNDERSTANDING and scaled.
TONGUES and SOuNDs-Extra kits.
HALIBUT FINS-Extra kits.
CoDFIsH-Large drums and half drums.
CODFISH--Medum size drums
GOLDFISH :. boxes.
POLLOCK-drums and half drums
HADDOCK-quarter drums and boxes
LOBSTER-Fresh, Id. and h. cans
OYsTERS-Cove, lb. and Id. cans.
PIcKLEs-Nixed gallons half gallons pints and quarts
PIGKLES-Gherkins,
PICKLES :. half bbls. and kegs
pAToHuP-Tomato Davis cowdrsy Numssn Carroll
& Co.
TOMATOES-hesh and h. cans
PEPPER SAUCE-pints and half pints.
OLIYES-auars and pints.
OLIVE 0IL-quarts and pints
CAPERs-capital and superfne
PEACHES-fresh, 2 and Id. cans.
PINE APPLE-fresh :.
STRAWBERRIES
BLACKBERRIES =.
GREEN PEAS
FRUITs-assorted, and 3lb cans.
FRUITs-.. pckld and lb. cans and qts. n glass
PREsERvEs- Numsen, Carroll g., quarts and pints,
s il es h haa g .uDsr
}E9Rsd sn4 p'T assorted
LEMON sYRUP-quarts, Davis Cowdreys
suGAR-crushed and puversed, Lovring'H
boxes hav s1 ans quarts
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s sGSAN5S"ssies E' Is mats,
fSzESaEk ks and R medium size, Chase Ca
$#$S$Ez$HB:;s aHI';' r''::"n'
s sfEE-$ ~ ~ . 3; ,s s ssss
fAfks-B aaa sa SHSR
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Axe I HAS ,S5S zTs7 and medium sizes.
s MATsHRHAf saoE zlSGi sizes.
BRgsHEs-scrub all sizes.
BhASkiSa-L medium and small size, Mason''.
y BAkhEyIFesr, in kegs 8 lbs each,
PEAS-Spit, bbls. and kegs.
COFFEE-Ro and Java.
TEAS-Impesl in chests and caddies
TEAS-Ooong :. :.
STARCH-Duryeas superior.
STARCH satin gloss
STARCH :. corn,
STARCH :. MaiSenea,
STARCH-Foxe's.
SOAPS and iS lb boxes WInchesters.
SOAP-So ID. boxes Morgan's
S0AP-Amond :.
S0AP-Castile.
CANDLEsStar, full L light weights Proctor CANDLES
CASDLES-Sperm.
COAL 0lL-Barrels and tins.
LARD-Tierces and kegs
HAMS-Tierces.
VINEGAR-Pure cider in bbs
BuTTER-Goshen, frkins and kegs
BUTTER-Western =,
CHEESE-E d. and Western.
CHEESE-New York State.
P0TAT0ES-Choce jackson Whites
MISUNDERSTANDING
Fresh supplies constantly received and for sale by
8. d. MOODY h CO.,
o. Tchopptouas street.