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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

over 10 Il that % many Americas voasa
die at IN age vhss they should b IN the
prime Of ifsr' 10 ofsa asksa. Tie
answer il easy. Household drsdsssy bssak
tAss dots completely. Ths hsss vsy fer
house-heepers 70 lishtss tAs;s daily laAsr,
and thus prolong life, 10 TO Ne tie "Rclsctie
Cleanser" 1t is without n sesal.
Sold BY eli druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

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=!
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shsss - - - = 4.
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~ sppeseaaes ~ as . "a.
advscs 70 " fsessss
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sAs'r spasase . ~
vesdessui eoses q P''ss M -"
bssinesG .a
The - vAo doas - ~ ~ sAyertaee-
~sces \. h;e hone pauer @ nsyee Is sa;1
- hnvn no1DAS H. fsdis
~ ~ onlv - hainaee euAorpr;ee e. tie
rIsse I. 80 ~ - .eAl;olsd. ~ %
sote,rr;se az rhe advestissf. VEea yoa -
: ~ MT ndveeeiepe theeaily. ~ - ~
1870 81 6ndins s rod eNock 81 rod r
"a store that hs keeue IN vish - neskee,
~ I'M cheaner ~ - vho as no4 q.
vert;ss. IL "a vrnt sooi besGnins elveys
retron;x. them Who syaA theuSelves Of Is
s1v.ntasee e6orded throv~I - edvsstislna
eol.nns of their home 49,.
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FER ths asAs CITY
P.sAczryo Pots4scs.-As neay pssssns
-.d 8. $780,. !. ,.,ro,. 80, -. =
- .,ss--.-. 49,.
sssd worship : = ossAodox oash' 'nFooea
fhar that word may b speksa touchtaG
-
po'is'esA -.
sciences nay % oeniee q PHcsso fof tos
po)isfand e1i6ca4ion Of oil such vsak brseA,
1 rso.ee1 vou 70 pablieh he folloviu6
.-... -. a;..a. - n, No..
i'o,. ~
Ward beeenes.
"Ths very scripture which ~ rod hsrs
;ns reorcsfs ofthe corsues;oo n Jssussasa,
eflsrasl and Ssmaria, ofths prcstitnsios d
kingy power, O Me eonapa9s g nss's.,
~. S., = ~ ~ sS;.s1a.s 6,.rs-
ssrd q moor uee's r;skes. cf the partieipe-
ZION Of III glasses in bad passions, in svsssss
40 deee9eesry. he - g sake ese1
~. ~ C;oeN .'c. :; =" "a rar... ~.
- Vail = Is: ,s,r rsmsri.bis nSrt;o, a ~
psepAsss, end Ne nsa vAo ssjs sAsa ~
sculpture do not sllev cf the disc.eeioa q
pen,scs, sop:es = - eeseea e ~ ssoss,s
s. ~ .srorsrcs a ~ .eosi. ~ + ~ =
teach, for from the beginning q ~ on Tss.
lament, lift is, ceas.ess.ised by any one
ts,n9; 49, ~, :, snotsel u . 'os Is oa )
-
propFseSos Of Pectosi Balm. rrsseEfing %
=; i' sr y unooaosea . M:,,: ses -: =
sdd her test;monv IA T. c@cscv 81 ~
preparation, which has proved Cd saccesfal
in tho trestmsat q 81 brocehi.l cempsaista
fof esas oy Aer = fs"ef' Aeoxq 8.
aw~.~ -. -ll;>- =.
A.. E-k....,sr, ~..-I $500 NJ
= esshas'ass'e 'sdiuose', = . sesasesesso..
ne nos seeanent aisss % WI epprepn-
etely sesrsd u bsAsif Of TIE 'heieeenc
CIsanssf' SaseA = nssdly assasnAng ~
tacnal reputation.
Bold ~ 81 dssgs'sss aad arossra
aw.:,..1-..-------sr
-: = - -. .n.' my saoa's .n'
-
49, 49, -,s.-,. r.I.
-. ,N r..s -: .-:,- ~,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

TAXI THAT BAcK.-Ths Milwaukee SastS
sel Of Tuesday last says:
No other paper in the Northwest ostsids
Of Chicago publishes the message this morn
ing"
IT our nfn'ry serves ~ right, the Du-
buque Tin - nblished the message on
Tuesday me ala having obtained il, not
outstanding hs .'nhbing together Of the
Chicago paper b. telegraph direct from
Washington tsqs. Nmes.
The Milwaukee iSeatiaa and Dubuque
Ti~es are not The only papers 10 the NortA.
west that pubI,shed the Presidents message
On Tuesday morning. We think ~ ssnea-
Der Of seeing il in the CARS Clrr a. shss
morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

OIy =

L h ~ 1n6e = - tGsoo - !. -.
$685. N ssIssea - - - ~
1870 .~szss:st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

s'To nm LADrss. "--Os Wednesday ness-
ing, Dec. 18th, at Tn O'clock, - I'LL cen.
menee the ale Of large aaA sas;sd seek q
Dress Good, 6havls, Cloakiaoa, kc., Ae.
Sale 70 setisss On Thsrsday II ~ III ssad
on tie 6rvs day. HovB : TsIsa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

Masonic RKvIEv.-With volvuns thirty.
second the Masonic Renew" Rev. c.
Moore, Editor, changes from monthly Nag
azine form to quarto weekly. The paper is
neatly and tassefully gotten up and is replsss
with matter interesting to the order. Terms
of subscription $3.50 per snnum, invariably
in advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

THK LIrrLE CoRPoRAL.-We are in receipt
os"The Little Corporal childs paper for
the month Of December published q Chica-
20. Thisis the FIRST number Of this popular
httis sheet hat has come 10 our netice, and
Ne must ny the press has not been to elo-
qaent in its praise. It. is without doubt Tie
beat cAilds' paper publishsd, and should kad
il way REGULARLY into every family vhsrs
there ars children.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

HoRsE RArIaoAD.-Ths Qsincy pspsn ~
that stsest raiivsg ia that sity = nov 6fsl
fact, and that they will shortly eonneses
laying the track. The cars era 70 BE- Of he
finest kind. and manuiastassls = The cslebs.-
ted works q Troy, N. \. The city iatssds
making the road The bsse in he 6te&s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

THR nuddy condition Of our sarssts %
Saturday vas scddsnly changed for tie hss.
ter during tbs uieAA and % esnday il vss
considered aafs - vsstess ont, II plssty Of
clothing from he hooss q ysaeili, Josss !
Co.. had heen procured during he veek.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

x OUuxAW - leeAoA eSv
e NJ 49,, 9 DoolUiGi , Ce.A
3 IS assS-lD =
- = ]. :...s. g
~ - ~ ~.
areeG - V1npae srossuy ssrns 4 ~
s.aliaaa, e. - ~ 4 ssaasass,s psiicss
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~ ~ s's
~ ''a'' .-.-.-
o.1ss ,a..I-''..'...
1 ~ 49,
s. sao ' = s1s's
0'oaoess s'tsss 49,
tse =. 2. = 2 = = d.
TEE ferry boss nsds 10 csosnisus prsssy
Nea's.'. annnG ysss.s. .oeol 'as y
~ ~ t''cs3 a.a ases'sf NJ soos.
n.n conuses ~ u'ps = "ss "n ass
70 g -
AsrunA o one Of de mose diskesuineeeu.
plants which afaicss man. Rarely "a ~
aeonisins in the sxsrsus. We IL : uimp,,
1.s.-s..,, se-s., " -.
.s,;..ss ...
- - :"
RsaDss, Sros Arb Tn1x.-ws sppsss
the most Of oar readss buy -. - D. 3.
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bu, = 49,. -. ~, r,o, -. =. -. ;,-
atom ~ ,h;,h. = -. ~, ~. -. rn.-;..I
s.lsr,An, 8. - =. ~. a.I..-1..- ~.
.na .s;.h.
-
TO I'M AADrss -Os WEDNESDAY ndss-
ing, Dec. 18th, at ten o'clock, - shAll cen.
mr.. f3ooA.. sA.vl.' flo.t;.- q. :.
Sal. 70 . e..;s,. ), TS.,.a.v = ~. 81 ~
on H. Art dav. How : Tr.
- -
HORSE nAiLnoAD.--ins Vsancy pepso ~
.nA' 49, ~ -. ~ = nov : nse4
,se.' sna 'nss .0ey 81" snofsy eoemeees
,.y'as 'As ' Ans can ere % % o. Ne
dnent kind. and uan0ufnAGnf0H n The Nnlnkon.
ted vorh, = Trov.N.Y "A. -, ;.,..a.
making the road he - !. q. a.ss. 3
-
IHf muddy condition Of our strssss %
Saturday ~ soddsnly chsHesd for Tie hss.
ter during tie night, and % 0snday il vas
considered sais - vsatass oat, II plsaty Of
clothing from he honss q veacill, Joose !
-.-.-
On Saturday 70 noticed spnshtly hsels
boy, about Eve or sir yeass, tripping aleag
the sidewalk bcrefootsd, bat Otherwise veil
clad at the time the vesahss vss turning
cold, and NJ stroog and robust MORALS were
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

On Saturday 70 noticed sprieAtly lissls
boy, about Eve or sir yeass, tsippiag aisag
the sidewalk borgootsd, bat eshssviss ven
clad; At the time the weather W. turning
cold, and NJ strong and robust uoEtais were
wrapped in our heavy closks or shavls. What
o strange world this il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

! Sswrro .schiass sspaissd - rsGnlaAsd;
nssdiss for I'll hinds 4 naehisss iadiss' sals
elsaasd and repaired. Corner of FeustA an1
Blondeaa ssfssss. xssssp
lat) G. 81. Exnnnssn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

TEE ferry boss made ~ csasisas prstsy
regularly during Yesterday shosoA ~ -
w.s estsing thicker aad heavier svssy Aoaf.
twill consinss hss trips = long - i i NE
10 do %.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

"WonAs: shs sssds ~ s1laGisa; -
sSsAhn fsr ksssslfi" - - tsast eGsssd By
n enthusiastic isdividsai, - . esashrasios.
Tie aae sentiment might be vsry eppropri-
atsly uttered i. behalf Of the 'Relsetic
CInnsss. Which i spidly ataai.ins -.
tional rcpstatios. n
Sold By al dsuegis&s ead arossrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

2 MAsoslc.-1Aaes vsll - spsskA ssans-
acaaioa q 1aols Lsd0s No u. A. =. , 4.
r., shis svsaiae = o'clock. Wosk % ~
Fra Degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

TEsfInoHIAIS haye been disoafds1 b The
proprietor Of Psctossl Balm. prsfesfing 70
refer 10 undonbted vissases- Tkesaanlh -
IN every con.nsnity villing-sys, snaiosa .
odd their testimony % tls efficacy Of this
preparation, which has proved q saccsasfal
in The treetmsaf Of al Bronchial complaintA
For sale BY Kerr 3 Fuller, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

DuRIxo the last Tires orloor Aays he lsaA.
ing topic Of conversation among The lAdiss
has been the fur ~ls. Mr.. Pistks Happened
here just u the ixhs tine, end in three days
sold ont large -.4-k Of fass q sssA lov 6s>
ures that every m.o, womaa aad chiA eosld
buy set, and iser themselves warn -
comfortable. Mr. Platks vas here - Min.
Ter with stock. but il ~ % ~ il ~ -.
son that he did not succeed vssy veil TAis
ume Be came earlier, and sold ont vssy near
Oh his soods He hes larss naauiaeaevy ID
Cnicaeo, and supplies larss psss;oa q ~
Asavy dsalsss there and tAsosgAoas tAeWae
Aess ssassa y issesds hsissine aiu 49,
81 - slssk ct fan y ~ nnlhsA. ~
vsa saGisssd With Ais shess ssesaasnnss b
ne city, bat ays ~ psul1oo aso1he =
GOOD Opportunity to bay fssvill never ecc.r;
sail he promises 70 Mt ssa1Aia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11
For Slnie.

q BRICK dwelling house, containing sir
49, asFn,a hM ut, ioxassc / b La D. Eioek
in = Ecwr sddfscC 70 Ksca nh D. " be ~u.
sessy xseee - q ~ DO ssl-. Price t*So esph Which
voaM nos ~ ths tst<k 10 tks Rsuss
tvx3A Al n rnNRycx
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11

TIE water crafts that were caught = this
vicinity on Sunday night left for moro con.
genial climate yesterday. The 81 Louis
packets have arrived and departed on reGula,
time so far, but ~ should not Be ssrprissa
if the packet for this morning had disappear.
ed before this item meets the public eye. The
ice was running pretty hesvy yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-11
FOR SALE,

on AFHo9 II Lssa. tRassy hnh-rt or the mid
Qua rssA tssAtae ht - 4 sohsk e saa s.k, atSss
ri y fruss sAs e'ty. so1 naJ b. kno~n ~ ID. ReA-
Asses 0aet ntis ssss- m 80 per srr. Enquirs
3. y TkN-kiCA b %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

of benefit 10 the city a scientific point Of TIE ci
zens of Buffalo have shown lavish beaity seoonf ths
efforts OF the Local Committee. aud nothing has been s a
which could possibly contribute TO the comfort sa
Oymen Of tie members Association and the visitors 10 m.
meeting Hospitality exbausess rs the lake which
skirts this thriving and beaul' city and the Associations
will hayo occasion remember with feelings o. gratitQi
te many acts OF kindness exhibited toward 1t by tho peops
this ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
o.; ,frrng, ~ ICmcAGo.-A brutal rider

BsuTAL MuRDRR IN CaIcAGo.-A brutal rider
occurred in Chicago the 18th man hhn,sA
kicked dog belonging the proprietor o. the bs II Sc
ave. House." named liedeIleS q ~ ,riny Mr. Pillow
IN ny seSs both rolled ao the cellar Bug Mr. ha put
Foley ont The latter hoveye ~, SS;,, ~ Min
oaasips instant death ne was shorty oitsrwra
Tho deceased il repued to b. peaeeae, unVnSapSEen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
COUETOF SPECIAL BEssJQys-Aro. h-BsfoJri'ieei
KEIIY and pOwlIN0.

This Court, which is held in the lomos trveeny,
e,eeptirr drriur the suuner whsp 70 10 held o. twice
well was cenmsnssd On SATURDAY and disposed o.
sy, a. ISsSS tiose n sny Disrsst we're the fsrpg;
noBEID ~ A WATERFALL
Martin Miller the victim OF nsneI.hse 20, ~,
became considsysby intoxca who enean s ns
female eompsron Improved BY roboine s o. ~, " se.
ard pccket book Justice Dowhng elte.e.u VEG eeo "
iurfiscnmsnt in the PenitentiaFy for months
j : r m. BUTTER THIEF. MN,
yyu Jore, feoo,ed) was sert TO The Penittnl for
o,,h: for sissInS st1b Of butter FROM David A. BIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20
- = =
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COUgT-sIIcAL TFgg-AtGuI
IICISIOSs. -. 49,. -.
Jotp y. Borst agt. joseph III, Lane oetr ols-
.tsrr.J and N O. ION denied with tl0 cOsts.
Hsmlin BsbeooE ACT. william Hernanee case al lmsLe
T.sit ByeJ agt julius Leopold Ct A. Motion l1ed viii
o. costf without prejudice "a neteVhL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

The rev NJ. y (colored) Church, built IN Jefersos
City suburb New Orleans, and whch sas dedleae =,
tho s of MAY last vas burned ggouad tho asa iat
no meeting had been held In Il at n III for tgo weeS SnI
evidently tho work OF aa inoeadisy I've badins VA
Insured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

During the pact week the Surrogate hss auIiud 10
rrobete lie wills 81 tie following named IsIsonti
Rsbeeea E. Noah william Smith. A. 3 Wenns" ABIGAIL
Smith. ~ -, 81, i,;or, ., ,rb inno,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

sURRoGATEs COURL--AUcrsr ls.-Etiore iarIogA'
- ID. .-..r-. .rrd IuekEh.
WILLS PROVED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-20

II
ne eosr The vsrea sals-s given h *. table
.,s i,th ss sesi,s P, n The
Win rssm q, i2o 10 The tendon IA sco D. $50 Il tsseSG he
ahor,sd By Conrem the tendon L 900 h. O. 40 f.yepa M
I, mode q svoiJins e consicn that m ordsrv erp,
TIE im Of sssiy sud quenliyt limits cfe,cy ard L,t ~
k line ssTs q. 10 s.m bca;f: Us SSnclusd as &C.
% ,9 Dn sy s,srs e Iron and 70 ye4 9n strength
lave presented me II Asyorbs % IL beieved ~ e
H. ~ wM,nk 10 a.evsass be. been nsle oI detects
found o. broken vs,' snd fracture Of the plates between
O,hsf .s.s o. BE- ID bai
Prof Tlman hoped there would be fun dlscusop as The
was one Of the importance and tie suggestion
Of Prof sioddard exceedingly suggestTe =. - 60
Hyard asked Prof Stcddard wisasd IL 10 10 under
ooa tsl steam boilers are generally being subjected 10
Prof stoddsrd said st he spoke Of steam boilers particl
r and especially those the Western waters which he
!, 70 be very generally subjected to W he
son showed to be Theoretically beyond he point Of
M Hyard remarked tia. he did not EEL ALARMED AZ The
e1podc under the ordinary steam bat explosions
almost always owing TO special causes which
President Barnard did not believe that boiler caia bs
strained beyond tie point OF elasticity than On @ and
the theories and calculations Of Professor Stoddard do nor
seem 10 coincide with the acts In the daily use OF steam
boilers in such large numbers have experiments which are
morn Trustworthy than the experiments small scale which
t1e Professor had cited. H ..ffa(
IIof Inan remarked that when there explosion Of
steam boiler that experiments grand scale.
Prof Sodard explained that tho first effect strain npon
non IL what zineers call set which rHther sire
rs tension although that effect approaches very near To The
nit OF clytcity which Is not Wei delqed. That boilers arc
strained M 10 the Theoretical limit of elasticity nnd DO
pode simply shows that there T. broad to that limit
,mitd '.Fgislabdiry passed. ddF Tni.ssGaS q lie
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-01

where, generally. Good receipts from the
Illinois and Upper Mississippi, and boats
go out in all directions with full loaCs. The
Ohio River is we'll represented - ptain
Dunlap is loading the Kenton fol Pitts
burg She is announced for to-day; like
wise the Importer and Lawrence; and for
Cincinnati the Nightingale.
The Repu6lico1s of Saturday says:
Dave Upton, one of the accomplished
pilots OF the Minnesota, was so unfortunate
few days since as to accidentally shoot
himself. He was examining pistol when
it was accidentally discharged, the ball
passing through mis- left shoulder creating
a very, painful although not dangerous
wound.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-01

This delightful toilet article has no equal
for Preserving and Beautifying the Conn.,
plexion and Skin.
Sold by druggists everywhere. ia
Depot, "A Fulton street, Ne y. nArS ON
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-01
Hds.1s Leaving Te-Day.

For CAIRo.-The big Superior, Captain
Z C. Radd in command, andwith Billy Bent
Iy in the passage Office, and Kit Rudd to
attendto freight, leaves fof Cairo. at three
o'clock to-day.
. u For LoUISyILLE.-The Rose Hite and
Mary Ament win return to Louisville this
evening, and both are good boats, with POI
lite and attentive officers. Captain Liter
Commands the Mary Ament, and Captain
Aaron Ballard, a veteran officer, COM
mands the Rose Hite; John Ouerbacker
graces the Office. F -
For EAsTFoRT.-The reliable Sam. Orr,
Capt. Allen Duncan, will leave for East
port, and all intermediate Tennessee River
ports at O'Clock this evening. The Orr is
an excellent ana fleet boat, and her OFF,
GERS know how to make passengers COM
Portable. Give her big trip. -
Manifest of the steamer Sam. Orr from
Florence, Ala, to Evansville, Ind. Huston
& Co., q bales cotton, 2 hhds. tobacco, 2
pkgs merchandise; Brown, Dunkerson 81
Co., lis bales cotton; White G. Bros, 3 bales
cotton Ragon g. Dickey, l. bale cotton, /
box Merchandise Capt. A. IT, Duncan, 2
bales cotton, sewing machine, boxes
merchandise; John F. Glover, z, 400 #. pine
lumber; Roach and T0rian, box merch-
Heilman, mill spring; Ferris Sparks &
Co., box drugs; J. r. Lambert, paper
package. Tennessee River -full-fall-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-01
GIeanings from our Exchanges.


says: G EnM
FALLS NAvIGABLE.-The river was ris-
ing very fast yesterday, and assuming for
miaable dimensions, with thirteen feet six
inches water in the canal by the mark in
the evening, rise of two feet at the head
\ 0f the falls in the previous twenty-four
hours and five feet at Portland.
On the falls there is an abundance of
water for all navigable purposes for either
ascending or descending boats, the depth
being fully ten and half feet. In. the
channel atsthe foot of the falls there was
fully thfrty-five feet water last evening.
PIG SHIPMENT OF HAY.-The Louisville
tow-boat 1T. ID. HOrner, Is due nom Auro-
ra Ind, with heavy tow of hay, some
. 1900 tons, all purchased in this market for
New Orleans. This is equal to $4,000 bales,
the heaviest shipment ever made by any
one house at any one time. The hay, tow
boat and all, are the property and venture
of the enterprisings house OF Verhoef1
Brothers. Flour and Grocery dealers Of this
city.
ST.. LoUIs.-The Democrat of Saturday
says:
The condition of the rivers can be
summed up briefly. thus: Falling steadily
at St. Louis: more water in the shape OF
! swells. coming, according TO well authentl-
Gated reports; that the swells coming will
swell the river higher here, is not so We'll
authenticated; abundance of water In all
the upper rivers, for every boat and every
cargo.
Business continues brisker than it is else
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

: = ----s--- HRAN-lA GOOD ARTECIE-1H
w as % fDfuIs N 90. No. 10 Water 81.
dse2e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

RErlRED.-The New Albany CONNER
cfds, Of the 18th, contains the valedicto-
ryof Mr. W. w. Curry. We regret that
Mr.. g. has 80 soon retired from his Ia
Dor az ca editor. During the short time
Of his connection with that paper he has
labored most assiduonsIy 70 establish q
good paper, sound in political faith, and
reliable, and deserves the thanks Of the
trHs Union men Of that district = eF.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
LAW CARD.
HAAe .. ~ W. Wallace;
Johnson & Walker,
ATTORNEYS lat . LAW,

Nearly opposite the Court HOUSE, al the building
crmerly occupied by tho late DR.. john T. Wal ker
n15 3m .sa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
MUSIC TEACHER.
Mrs. rs. Abe

wv that she-wfH give lessons In Piano and
Guitar Music at her residence; nn First street.
just pillow Division ~ Hasing h I'd m or perfsEcs
Of over ten years. shs feels confident that sha car,
render full satisfaction TO all. Parents DESIRING
to give their daughters music lessons, would %
well to call and see her. Lessons given at privats
residences janis In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

Christopher Berger has been arrested
for the murder of Miss Mary L. Watts,
ia GsFmansown, Tennessee. He has
made partial confession. Want of
raoney seems to have been the incentive
to the deed The razor with which he
committed the deed has been found
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
SALT.

WE HAVE JUST REoEIvRD A PULL sTP.
Wv ply of Small Salt.
E no20 = BAIRD q START, s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
Iaion Mass Contention.

The Unioa men Of warsiek county
are requested to meet in Mass Conven-
ton at tbs Court House IN Boonvllle on
Saturday, the Holiday of February
next, for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the State Convention at Indian
apolis on the 22d of February. "A gen-
eral turn ont is desired. 9Ei w
IsAAc s. MooRE,
Chairman County Cen. Com.
w. H. BESxErr. Secretary
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18
GA E p u e
DEPARTMENTS:

On the second floor of our whole
sale house, and attached to it, is a
room expressly devoted TO House
Goods in general, viz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-18

KT0TICN KS HEBEBY GIVEN THAT I, JOHN
IN SCHUBERT, Collector Of the City Of Evans-
wills. betwsen the hours of and 70 O'Clock Am.
and and O'Clock P. NJ, on 90
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY PATH, 1866, g
VIII sell ct public auction. ct the door Of the
the following lots. parts Of lots and parcels Of
real estate and Improyements, assessed for the
payment Of City Taxes for she year 1855. due from
the owners thereof the city Of EyansYills, said
taxes bet1g now due and unpaid, and Tor tie costs
Of sail sale and that the sale wilt be contfx ned
on the nsxt day thereafter, viz on ThsFsdsy, the
18th day Of January, 1896, ct O'Clock 2. n, at
the door Of the Court house In Evansville for the
purpose OF selling sufh property e may have
been sold on the day hrst above mentioned, and
not naid for: .r---.---- q. II. VI u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-03
JAMES RIVER LlNE.a~sl. a
~ teNlzz
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND STEAMERS
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES MAIL, AND
THE ADAMS, HARYDEN AND
NATIONAL EXPRESS.

Tho Steamer NJ. MARTIN, Captain LIVINGSTON,
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain srRASAHAS
Leave Haskins Brlgf,,rds wharf
EVERY MORNING Sunday. excepted AT HALF-PAsT
SIX o'CLoCK, connecting at Norfolk with the
oLp Ray LIVE STEAMERS NEW LINE sTEANERs,
THOMAS KELSO. GEORGE LEARY,
Cautrin RUSSELL Captain BLAKEAAS,
ADELAIDE DICTATOR
CAPTAIN CANNON; Captain LANDS;
FOR
BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
For further Information, apply at the office on the
wharf formerly occupied by the Old Line Steamers.
Freight received from to 6 7. VI.
K. o. HASKlNS,
Office al Rockets.
D. L. BRIDGFORD,
Office at Rrlgforl Myers, on the Dock,
Between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
All FREIGuTS for points on the river MUST BE
PREPAID. HAsKIEs II BRIDGF0RD,
nov20-tf General Agents James River Line.