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LEGISLATUR
SENATE.

MARCH 22.-Among the new bills introduced
yesterday were those authorizing the Pacihc Mail
Steamship Company to increase their capital stock to
SIS 900 OOO and Incorporating the Drew Theological
Seminary of the Methodist Episcopal Church. A bill
was passed incorporating the village Of Port Jcrvis
ASSEMBLY.
The Niagara Frontier bill was made the
special order for this morning The New Capitol bill
was made the special order for this evening The bill
to extend the term Of the officers of Justice and clerk
Of the Eighth judicial District of the City OF New
York to Dec 81 1869 was passed, after motion. by
Mr.. Curtis to recommit had been lost In the evening
session the pro rata freight bill which compels all the
railroads in the State to carry way freight at scale OF
prices graduated by the prices charged FOR through
freight with allowances for short distances over pro
rata through rates passed to third reading by
vote of - too
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To Advertisers.

We will thank our advertising customers to hand
In their Advertisements at esry hour possible If
received after O'Clock they canuO be classified under their
proD hsads
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NEW.HAMPsHIRR.

Returns from all but seven light polls give
the following result of the recent election for
Governor as compared with the last vote cast for
President:
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From Our Special Correspondent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04
DIR. Franklin and the south Car.
DINA Planter.

friend restes to us hat the Summer before the
the house OF boeptabe South Carnniau planter he
up ne morning with the sun and about
ture forth morning walk when he was checked BY
the planter AZ the door.
lyon cannot pass, Sir. Too early
TOO EARL, Why. my dear Colonel. what SAT, DR..
franklin"
Eary to be and early to rise will make a man
healthy and wealthy aud wise'" so
every ne sir; Int all faacy. Early rising and the
inhalation upon an empty stomach of the morning
Iaria this country North and South have been the
death Of thotlsa dste death Of thonssni sir, from
the time OF Capt John smh this day Wait Til after
breakfast forfy your stomach with cup Of hot coffee
and them the noxous vapors Of the night being exhsed
by the ssn, viii take 8 morning ride
bat, my dear Colonel, an always fortified with
wine glass Of Hosrer7lKs celebrated sroa.cH BrrERs
"Ah then, sir GU may stick Or. Franklin. Hostel
ters agent at Charleston supplies me- aud expect
ing bex to day with my wagon. Those Bitters, find,
protective against all the resulting
malaria. Doctor Franklin holds good, sir, in the
swamps Of South CaroIos if fortified with Hosteters
Bittera.r [feb21d&slw.
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ThelReciprocity Treaty.

NEW York, March s.
The Worlds Washington special says Sir
Frederick Bruce, the British Minister, was
yesterday ia conference with several mem
bers Of the Ways and Means Committee in
regard to the Reciprocity Treaty recently re-
ported by them. II informed the Commit.
tee that he would ike to get some additional
articles in the free list: also little lower rate
Of duty on certain articles. 1t is understood
that the provisions Of the bill are nearly all
that they desire. 1t will be opposed by mem
bers from the East and West and central
States, on the ground that it is wholly unfair
IN ITS provisions and affords scarcely any pro.
lection to American interests The Canadians
are here IN fall force. with few seedy lobby
members who urge its passage at once, on
the plea that something must be done before
the old treaty expires
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04
Standard Household Remedies
DIR. ID. JAYNE.S
r A MllY M EOICINES

Are prepared with great care expressly for family use
and admiralty calculated health and
Remove disess' that family should be without them
They consist Of
JAMES EXPEGToRAST, for Coughs, CoBsnm psioB n
Asthma and all Pulmonary and Bronchial All, c,iols
JAMES TONIC NERMIFCGk, for Worms Dyspep-
sis, Piles Gen raj E-JiIity. &c
JAYNE's CARM NATIVE BALsAN. for Bowel ard
suminer Comp ANTS, Coics, Cramps, Cholera, dc.
JAYNE'S ALTESATIyE for scrofuis, Goitre Cancers,
Diseases Of the SIX aud Bones II.
JAMES AGUE MIXTURE, for the Care Of Fever
and Agne.
JEryEs LTyTNEyT Or COUNTER IRgITANT, h~
BRUISES, Ri enmansm ac
JAYNES SANATfYE Pulls a valuable purcativs
aud certain FIR ali Bilious Affections ,er Con.-
plsints Sick headache, ac.
JAMES HAI2 TONIC. for the Preservation Beauty
Growth and Restoration OF t-e BAR
JAMES SPECIFIC FOR TIE TAPE WORM
In settlements and localities where the attendance Of
Physician canadt b. really Ol'tyn-d Families will md
these Remedi Of or, service. The drectons bie
accompany them are ia plan. perspicuou- language
easily Understood d! ALL and ia alit0 Jsynes Medical
Aiaanac AMI tn de 10 Health. to be had gratis all
Agen-, cantsias, besides reliable Calendar Catalogue
OF Diseases-ts Sga;oas ~ trach ihrg may b. Enogl
how they should he treated together with advice a. 10
the proper remedies q be u. eel
s5- All Of lr d. Jayne Sons Family Medicines are
sold IN Ke' kuk by the authorized Agents
u hCONNoR, corner Third sud Johnson ard d 4
KERR corner Third aud Main streets
y B-Ail OF the above offered 10 the trade at the
lowest cara rates tf-b4-sun- wesifri dkwI0R
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE 70 rHs PARTS styx r,xr.
DiArE RkLIEY.
Fer Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh. Con.
sumptfve and Throat Diseases,
rRocREs ARE WITH ALWAYS aoop sucerss
sISeERs AND PUBLIC kPEAKERs
sISsERs AND PIsLIC ePEAKER,

viii md 1roces usefn In clearing the voice when
before Singing or Speaking and ieving the throat
AFTER an unusual exertion of the vocal organs The
IrochA are recommended and prescribed by Physicians
aud have had Testimonials from eminent men throus b.
ontthe country. Being article of true merit and
having Prured their efficacy by test of many years.
es year hnds them in nes localities in various parts
Of the World aud the Toes universally
better than other articles.
OBTAIN only BRows's BRONCHIAL TKooaEsn and do
not take any of the Worthless limitations that may be
offered.
s"id every in the United States and 10 Foreign
oouh'iies' ~ 90 cents per box nov5-dAw6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04

Arscfentific Diseovery-CABUs'S NEW DYE,
If you ~sn to have Hair dyed with this PREF
ara,ion, go 10 rAB1s This Dye does net give tue
hair dead appearance, like other dyes but gives it
ZINE GLOSS and promotes the growth Of the hair.
Sold aud sppea by GEORGE CABus n. bis Fashionable
Hair Dressing falcon. Main and Second streets
Keokuk low. ;s,4,sr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04
FARM FOR SALE.

~ a I'D one and a half miles from
a. Cfot = i'ee county. Iowa containing 100 arras ah
lste improvements: fine Urge IIous. pank Rs,n
SHOPS and nthsr hnilanes Also .on,s m, pi % u
az 80, 'i's "a different Fruits Plenty o, water All
, .iue' Ln1 s7'Dd aud perfect title win all ali
tVEsther' o. 10 We 'r three lots One tract ~ ~ -.
q F- ~ 20 acres nf splendi timber near ~
e.. a. ne after can pay 70 any person dou6 ,b
bsrre - ~ = p ises IN selii"g GOOD wagon and
49,, ret ''uu WI SiYe time on part Of ne M no
dec5l "a - 49, "trgun 4. C. PYLE
IN the plaza East % Croton
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04
Special Notices.

j. Adams Allen, n d., L. +. D., PrufssuDr
of Principles and Practice Of sdicins In Rush Medical
College, and Editor u the Chicago Medical journal,
writes follow. sf
Dr. SWANS Bourbon Bters are a vast improvement
on thsshetefeeeDoss mixture in vile half distilled
whiskyer Worse re. generally paimed upon the bfbs
lous or invalid Pablo. The manufacturer exhibits 3
praiseworthy Confluence In the character OF the men
strum he employs BY giving publicity TO the formula
Most Of the Btters in the market are but adrot COM
btpaom 70 6iegue the physical properties OF the worst
possible Alcoholic Tpcturts of Fusil Oil feb27dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04
A GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY NAN, Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA


creasng sale have made the Ambrosia fsmoas all
the world.
1T IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
II cures Itching OF the Head.
1t uxkes New Hair grow on Raid Heads
N prevents the Hair from Falling Ont
- 1t renders the Hair Son and Glossy.
oisanses the scsIp Ccols the Heated Brow Reno
DandrnT: Cures Nervous Headache; Cures Badness; .
Insures Luxnrant Locks rnclnes Hair to Carl snper
sees wigs; Kills Hair Eaters Good effect apparent at
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosis will suit you to 7. Elegantly put up
Decatey Perfuned PatroniEed by Opera sip gers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes cartons contain
ing two large bottles-No. = for morning. No. ! for
evening.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
sTERLIEG's AABRosIA is the best, most agreeable
and effective toilet n the world To prove this, try
carton.
Sold by Druggists,
steriIng's Ambresia Manufacturing eompazy.
ais Fulton Street, Now York
tAuIv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04
THE WOODEN DEPARTMENT

Embraces a supsrs, selection Of Blankets, Fiannels
Yarns &c &c.
The Notion neparfmeut contains . splendid lot Of
Cows aud Hosiery. o, th- pry best guilty, ladies'
gentiemep boys mi ases aud children.
Underwear for uaen women and children.
Fine Broad Cloths CAssmere~ and Heavy Beavers fer
seftleens OF the bet quality and styles cheap
nne stock n Wool Cloths sad Heavy Beavers for
Lsdsrss Cloak. crv cnexp,
Shswis without nunib@r f,r Ladies' and Misses. Also
large lot Of breakfast shsuis Bsimorals and Hoop
skirts Of the latest II, It'd patterns.
Carp t. FLOR I'll C'oths Msts, Rugs Drugsets SC.
Tue xhvse ~ tu. an ntn .iicn Of large stock of
staple and fapcy W kes,r by this nrm snnneeit
they keep eysry thinx that elegant and useful in
The drr goods line tie nnesf silk and six velvet
cio'h down the thimJl@ n~eie, thr~sa buttops and
trilnxiox. attn which 70 make II And they buy
eiusyels th~sr cgsfs Will not have pay
them ibtere As veil pfVht
Gail an examine ~ yourselves The prop etais aud
their ID sgtug sal wlii at great ia u.
ing their sick ami IL hat yea desit
with honestly Remember, th.y occupy No % Man
Street. novT
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CoLGATg.s AROMATIC VEGETABLE ssAP.

CULGATES aK0N4IIU FKdEfAhkb o9dF'
superior Toilet soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerine
and designed for the use Ladies and fer
the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite and its wAsh
ing properties unrivalied. For sale by all druggists
febr3dkvly
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AfWon't Use any Other.-Ths 49,,
The right article finally. Everybody like,t, r.s,-
vegetable Contains sugar of lead 1. the h., III.
Dressing In the world. viii grey and f.ea :.
to its original color In four weeks-every time-4.rr
pop" Inquire for Webster's Vegetable Hair Ipv;gor
tor, and don't take any other. 1t cures all humor. az
the scalp in one week For sale at wholesale and retail
by d. A. kerr corner Third and Main streets. Keokus
Iowa, bnrnhams Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists.
10 Lake 81 Chicago, agents for the Northwest
sep2Q-d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04

ane Hridai Cha m DER an EssAy Of Warn
ing AND instruction for Young Men Also, new and
Diseases the Urinary and
sys'ems-sentfree in sealed envelopes Address, Dr.
sKILLIN HoUaHroN, Howard ...o,,.ao, p,u..
iHnhfA Pa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04
ICE! ICE! ICE!

WILLIAM .EwERs. BUTCHER ia
Wishing to essi 70 urn.h lee any quantity Thoss
leave their orders with me by The rstes VIII pleas
~ ~ na.cna e10p' on Aasn street. mas ivSsi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04

pLOWSt PLOWS.- The best Flows
CuLflyAToRs, CORN PLANTERS U,RBows
dc always On land and for sale at 1913 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04
BATCHELOR,s HAIR Dvr

BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
The Original and Best In the World The o,,v
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and In.,.n
taneous Produces Immediately a splendid Black q,
natural Brown. without injurng the hair or skin Rsm
edies the i'll effects of bad dyes Sold by ali prnev;.,.
rhegenuine Is signed William A. BatcheIor A,.o
REaENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLRrIEups
for Restoring and Besutifying the Hair.
aug2l CHARLES BATCHELoR. NY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04

I WhN SHELTERS, Hay and Straw Cut
o. ttrs. Horse Fakes. OK Yok-s Wheel Barrow. Hocs
-, ,t sVines fa-e Forks, Scyihes Cradles Spin
street. - al 80 wan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04

UNoR sALE-Ths ihree--tevy brick awell.n- m east
IL @ni % Human. Row errtsin.pg II rooms. l1t
q by Ise BET aood tistern and oai.rsaIdines Title
gooi. Enquire Of wN. FULTON
jsrsl Real Estate Agent. No So Main Street
U.oR sALE-The east hM Of tbs t~o-story frame
II ds~iaing. with four gnod rooms and kite5en q
good yell cf si stable tot p ~ feet ard sell
rnced: situated on Bank between 18th aud 18th streets
Title I'D sls. Enquire ef
janl5 WV. SUTTON. Agent.
NOR SALE.-The two and "a half story
IL brick and anne building. Concert sireet. be-
Second and Third streets kno~n the sAssery
half Of tbs "Paviiob Price s. 600 cesh Rngnire of
Nm. pULrBS
jams Rsai E~tsfe A gent, 50 Main Street.
NOR SALE-Eighty acres Of improved
l. Land lear Charleston. lie counts, is~s G9sd in
proyemeuts thereon, Price sIs per scre-sery cheap
GooIi tie. Enquire Of NM FULTdS.
dec29 Real L tate Agent. No. 80 Main street
E0R SALE The three-story brick build
ing On the corner Of Eighth ami Man street, keo-
kuk Iowa known The Dudley iiouse- Price 81 600
cash, If sod sooa Enquire or
WI FrLTOv
iaus Real Estate Agent 80 Ma n Street
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SEED STORE
AND
AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
WIOKERSHAM & CO.,
153 Main Street, KEOKUR. IOWA.
Wholesale ana Retail Dealers In
Field. Garden aud Flower Seeds

And ageefs f.c ne principal leading l,5or.aring
f1Rh HAfHINERf Of Tie country
feb27lew
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-04

LN0R SALE-Seyen acres of very desirable
Land. under cultivation, within the CITY lints tut
exempt from estv TAXATION, situate Grand A,pnu~
soah Of Prices Greek desirable iecss far Fruit aud
grsfes, for sale very cheap. Enanirs of -.-
WI FULTON
fetn Real Estate Agent. No. 50 Aaa-st.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

nc >Aelera In New York-Only Four Cases
Hcstcrsiay-ReporLs from brooklyn.
that the Of the cholera is drawing 70 end 10
generally believed by tho health authorities The
weather continues cold and bracing, and with the first
frost Of the season the disease expected to disappear
oFT1crAL LIST cAsEe.
Tho following named were reported yester-
day.
Thomas Garvcy, Sal West Firty- fourth street.
Anna Heils, 63s West Fify.fourth street.
VIM Cram, third avenue between 10th and l2eth
streets.
John Doughcrty, 106 Bayard street.
CHoLEFA IN BROOKLYN.
The cholera has almost ceased to exist in Brooklyn
The remarkably early advent Of cool and hracng
weather ouch that Of the past eight hours has
had highly gratifying and wholesome effect upon the
cholera Inquiry at the Office OF the Assistant Saniary
Supernondent Dr. Conkling, yesterday failed 10 OBJ
tain the slightest evidence OF It's exstencenot
having reported the Board of HI ath for the pre-
ceding twenty four hours
UNOFFICIAL CASE
reported by officer Of the Forty second precinct
who stated that boy named Cyrus HeDnick, aged hecn
years, died the canal boat Pacmaee, the Fulton
ferry on Saturday night last.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGEN CE.


Otys
CofLrI's NEAR TUX DgspnossEs SrpErr rfRRy-F,yr
PERSONS I"uEKD-About half past O'Clock yesterday
forenoon the fcrryboat D. S. Gregory, when en-.
erng the slip nt Dcsbrosses street, about two
hundred yards from the bridge. was run into
ny tho steamer George Wa hington, which car
RED away part OF the ladies' cabin. Three women
anu Two cnildren were seriously injured. Ono OF tho
women had her leg broken sbove and below the knee
aud she was removed 10 New York hospital Another
who lives IN North Eighth street. Jersey City, was much
aud u " said no effort made 10 stop the George
washington. Tho disaster created quite q panic among
the passengers, nearly all of whom were females Had
the GeorRc Washington q sharp bow n would have cut
been the result As 10 the injuries likely to prove
fatal IN two
srsnBno ARRAY Shortly after eight O'Clock yes.er
day evening fight occurred In Greene street between
numbaf OF rowdes, and a. q police oficer made
his appearance they fed Tho stampede WAS not suc.
ceesful, for one Of the party pursued BY who
cried QUE, There's By hold him." Billy was caught
and M soon ~ . lamp procured Q discov.
cred lying on the pavement bleeding profussy in the
abdomen from wound Inflicted with knife The per.
petraior's name In DRdd, who. with ha brother, nov
les In dursncc The wounded man, whose name %
Cornelius Drscoi conveyed 10 . wagon 70 . doctor
Who sewed up the wound credit 10 due 10 ofccr
Keen bus Tor whom the woao-bs murderer would pro-
psby have svaded arrest.
Elizabeth.
Fns-A ne occurred Oh Friday evening in the sro
coy ors Of Mr. Luther r. Hand In First street. caused
~ as caselesnfes OF clerk who vaa endcavorne 70
xM Hnp. he lower portion Of ths buil1,ng viii .
49, Sss % sssfsn% s. ss.soysd Dsnaes = ~
The New York herald., 1866-09-17
Marine Disasters.

ps,s MARSHALL Lee a, Boston from orse the 9Th o.
w. osl \, boas sails Se During the blow 18Th
chor in Boston bay.
Hay before rspor.eal lying a hs wharf a.
found sunk morning inst She had in about 80 tons
through her bottom.
scnR Lrrspyrc from Portland for Ell1asethpor NJ ps.
Green Point Rip night OF stb inst
Notice to Mariners.
AusraAiIA-rAsr coAsr-rrMoeAay LIGHT ON GArcosss
TREASURY DrrAnTxGr orricK LlSarnousT goasD os
The government OF ouesnsand has given notice that
@ % feet soSs ss ffs s e Of he
esisnS car,. al nisat By g the Soh &c chan an
ing earefa to keep well open OF Settlement Point In order
~ bearings magnetic Variation at Port Curtis 80
= BY y order oGsie wB sHuBRlcK. Chairman.
spoken. &c.
ship shatcmuc from York for San Francisco IS days
Ship Li,ze oaiiord from Calcutta Boston, Aug 20 lat
T. lonAw.
Ray Sept lin port barks Dgo and Bachelor, brig
Tubal Cain aud schr WIN Flint, wtg.
Airca) Aug i2ln port, schrs Hydransea. Snow,
K,sssTes Ja 4ss saarr brssP Iarrssee, Head pills.
seph sesysr @ crecaer s. s ehTs rrn,e
sss sns SD Aug
fPER STEAMSHIP MoRAvrAs. FATHER Pofrr.1
Point Fsnik Harwck, Miranda at Hamburg; Victor o.
ss a. ns eoa Sept s ar,nso. s g
Christopher. Iiall, ) Russell at Hong Kong.
% ssw g. DcyT
rq% M, San na P. PsnsclssG C Gar 'c at woosnus
Arr from New York. Romeno, a. Plymouth: corcordIa
Arr ron Philadelphia -Adnirai at Bremen.
ar Ar from from HH CITY Point nozaT Bremen
ship Muse from Hong Kons for New York put back
BOSTON Sept 15-Arr brigs Marshall Lee Goree; Ran
doph Pressy swans Island Monon,oy where she
and Gov Burton Norwood Georgetown, DC; Irene Me-
Yo % steamer ows e IL s
folk Sheridan Bolton NYork barks Warren White Marks
Keen, Noein'en, and Goo Darby, snow, savannah;
R DS p and ns' DO
Sid ship Joseph Holmes; brig Glendale
de where she Was ssSorc ksp. aaoat BY Steam pmps
Prince Albert, Shields brss Ambrose Light Rondon; fo-
KEY |EsT s s,s sArr steamer :,s Assa%. wmlnstop
Ingraham, Ns.sass steamer W Evcman. Tutc, Brasos
MosILR, sept le-Arr steamship Mercodita, Williams,
Nyork: brig Ksss Stewart art psdd9eG Boston; Groves
NEW ORLEANS, Sept s-srr steamships nupssilIe ana
LSS bsfHT sas ns enSn aSl Portland
schrs II uuntlcy Sickerson and Minneaola phinney,
Philadelphia; Andrewstuart Gilbert; Ruth Haley, PEN
ncy, and ThosJ Tu pooper NYork Ariadne. Robinson.
Eiilabethport.
NEW LONDON. Sept l3-Arr schr Mary Lowell, Eliza
behpor for Norwich; xh schrs Seaport do for Mary
Brockney NYork for da Jacob Raymond, Fall River FOR
NYork; Monitor Nfork Sid th schrs Chief and Luna,
Elizsbcthport: Coyene, BALTIMORE
PORTLAND, Sept l4-Ar brig Thurston, Clark. Phia-
delpLia schr Harriet Fule, Upton NYork; steamer Fran
conia, Sherwood, do Cid brig Hattie Bishop. Weber,
Baltimore
RICHMOND Sept l4-Ari steamers saratorn. King. and
Agnes bourne Nyork sls schr snow Flake, Beers Now
York via Norfolk.
SAVANNAH, Sept Il-Bel'w bark sagadahoc. from New
York; also brig.
wiLMINaToN. NC. Sept ls-Cld brig Orion tBr), Cur
ric Havana
Gary. for Baltimore.
WAREflAM Sept l3-ArT shr Matthew vassar Jr, Chris
tie, kYork.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17

sh f,eysburg EDGE Havre " days. with mdse and las
psaengers to Boyd Hmcken. The Is anchored a. tne
Bark fepesche dpss). wendt Rotterdam 81 days WITH
mdse Fnnch, Ieincke wendL mas hAd s'Ions ~cseS
Rrs Iecnidas lof st eorre Mel Howard, Cow Bay 10
daya with coal, TO II w Loud Co. -.
Brs Kitty Coburn Wilson, Havana, 10 days. with sugar
po Msry TBrr Mccuoch East Iarhor, IT, Is DAYS. with
sait to + whitney co, Sept O. lat H. lon "a spoke
hrL usrriItor from Wilmington for Havana, wanting
navigator the captain having jumped overheard that morn
~ md dro ned furnished with navigator ~
h LIZ Iusv Nicho r. from Turks island for New York
Pre Aura t,r King Salt Cay, IT, IA days, with salt 70
ID X Ne Wolf Co. -, -, "a, a
srhr Gibson (of Boston) Thatcher Cow Bay
days with coal TO master. - -,
srfr Sarah Mills, Tuttle. Baltimore.
The New York herald., 1866-09-17
S HIP PINE G NE w S.
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The Democratic state Committee.
II Is understood that Samuel Tlden Is TO be elected
Chairman OF the Democratic slate Central Committee,
he position formerly occupied by the late Dean Rich
nond The committee meet Al Albany on Wednesday
iext for the choice OF officers