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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-07
p.iI,Irai Ris, In Csivc, III.


Cocpsl Stencil ~ rera. and Colonel Bingham "
Alabama constituting the delegation o. southern oJa
is arrived here yesterday AMI attempted = spsss
tbs theatre the evening tes The dssufnx eietnssi
10 the crowd we're zesl that the leakeF caad cot
proceed.
MAYO, " ilson went the Ess1d 1his colonsl het'l
sesxinx ard urged The people % preserve ofisf I"
leave ,bs house stsng that he hsi ~ ympashy IN
the rnesrng. bat hn Ndslcs wn dsrrfs'dfd 80 70
meeting broken o.
The crowd contlDgei noby arf tAe fsrgnsirailoa
lasted untli Midnight p1rpg TIE disiart&f1e -
uonl Gag, fying ifgm NE p0'tieo % ~" 1nA'ss' 80
torn tYwn =.
cdlane siepcl sns colaas, Raglan isn for ~ Toes
this mcrning, and ne clsy y nss gaiet k<Aa
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The Radical Account.
[From the PHILADELPHIA Press, republica

4rr.cx 90 rrr .y.na r.ur,,a. ,unn ar s,xrs Am
curssrr srpvrrs
"A the Mvars -omnaIgr C,nh Was tnrc,nO aroupd Tho
corner OF Srth and streets an nrrnvoled and
cowardlv attach wac yrada unon tba ,ne,era There
were sevcn re,orta ar ria,os and though nohodv WINS
killed vet severaI made narrow cscanea Tho riot did
moi Ies org nc ,ho sas,cad Grcd ana so
back to avoid arrest Tic r shot onnears to been
red from tha FROM, or me ~ Rarc,vers o,cc A. ,he
southeast corner 81 Chestnut and sixth streets The bail
nossed tbro'h tho huiir ,y,ndov ~ tbc sora NJ H.
fnkens At ne norbwess corner Theirs were only i"a
polce oicers IN thc grounds ~ Tho tne and thew
red at and struck win bricIbais Nv The time reserve
oiilcers arrived the dsturhanse was ahout over THO
following IL a list OF the persons wounded
Stenben Weldon a ,,er,bcr ~ ,he Mora c,mn.ign
CLUB residing in Charlotte street was xonn,od IN the
breast Tho hair dId ma nenetraie m anv denth n
flesh wound
George Wise snoctator wac struck an ma right side
OF the head with a brick
Harris Montgomery wac s;r1ct, IN tho head with n
club. not much hurl
Oicer Bauph received severe blow ON tho head with
paylpp atone "a he ve in tbc aet IN making ~ rrasf
ue ras 40 seyprev nied ,at ii was tho,gbt 10 Won M
not recover
Officer Hess was shot In The car with buck shot TINT
passed through that organ
Officer STARK was shot IN the nose the ball passIny
through
Oficer Banker was struck on the head with peanut
stool. was knocked down ana disabled for few minutes
Not much hurt
0iicer Finley was struck severe blow on the thigh
which disabled him
The police succeeded IN making four arrests :
OUTRAGEOUS ATTACK on Tng REprgifcAx IsyiycIRtKs A
wsLSuf Avn xIsru sraslrs
AS the republican inyncblos we're returning down
were suddenly attacked by gang Of roughs, standing
nj the eouthwet corner Of Ninth and Walnut streets
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POLITICAL RIOTS.
TIE DISTURBANCE IN PHILADELPHIA.
WHOSE OK was ao11D 2
The Radical, Conservative and Neu-
trail Statements.
NEE TIN0 BROKEN UP At CAIRO.
&c. Go. &c.
&c.

The Democratic Headquarters Gutted-A
Number Of Policemen ind others shot.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct Q, 1855.
The morning papers contain contradictory accounts Of
rio.ons proceedings in this city last night The demo-
cratic headquarters wero Quilted. A number OF police,
republican invncibles and 'boys in blue' were shot,
only one however. MORALLY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-07
The Conservative Account.

From the Philadelphia Age ,democraticil
rgACErCL crfxsss ArrsckEp-fm r0LicK PgoniSEsr ~
. number OF our czcng Inst evening who were sisnd-
Ing Of tbs state House listening TO the remarks
OF Hon. Hester Ciymcr II seems that club styled
tho "Myers Campaign Club which rarading In the
radical ranks aipug Chestnut street, for no other
purpose than 10 create disturbance. Thcy pre-
cedcd By several policemen who advanced forward and
In a rough and ungsnemsnly manner pushed aside
those who we're quietly standing IN the street The
crowd would undoubtedly have moved ASIDE and Ill
lowed the procession had not tbs policemen
deraken 20 treat peaceful citizens dogs gentle
nan 10 asscmblago remarked that such treat
ment from n policeman unbecomlnE 10 this q
revolver drawn by The oilcer and discharged This
OF course the signal for row. and immediately a
number VI shots nred Durirg the distufbane. q
young man named George Wise strurk In the right
aide with brick and named Weldon was sho, in
the breast The wounded removed 70 places
OF security, and their attended to- Oncer~ stsrs
Hess and Hancker were likewise Injured
ATTACK KEysfosK cfrn M AnorAsrxGs
Last evening at hafpsst eleven clock attack Was
made by the republican, .invibeihies upon the head
quarters Of the Young Mems keysions club dnfng the
parade % the members 81 The latter orpsnza
ton The quarters pretty we'll Quilted. and while
the destruction going some Of the keysfoners
heard OF thu PROCEEDING and came rushing Ia the rescue
of the property, and tremendous ngbt Wa tue result
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Al EAsrEnx LADY RosssD RAFT caa--Ms n. T..
Hull Aky residing In we.sacid MUS. bat ,empor AniS
stopping with friends wcst rory -,rret.
while riding up In Of tho Broadway cars had
.a s';S sssss s.a ss:
watch wa. engraved ~ l. Hull. gn,esi sppeanas
robbery.
fArAL ACCIDENT Ar 81. Jomss CwuRcm.-coransr 0oveS
hold an inaacs. the New york Hospital tho body u
Edward Lewis who died from the effects Of Injuries
ceised on The 18th aiI by falling through tho bsry Of "a
distance q twenty three feet The in.re-
dental death" rendered BY The jury Deceased vas
liy..1 year, re- Of age and native q New Jersey Nc
them were severely wounded The family i've West sa
This society held their annual election Of oc- h
their In Catharins tho evening Of the -
Inst Tho society numbers come seventy ave active
members. aud ia steadily Increasing numbers They VA
open their reading and library Monday evening the
ttsd The director Father farrsiiy Il ndssu
gable 10 his cssrlions 20 make this The ansa
ncIttcrm q sia months ars;Iohn acugh. rrcfee,
brarian.
THE conrrRoLrxs's ovrcr.-Bids for ssDos Of tho
Central Park Improvement Fund stock per
esI opened the comprolers once yesterday Ride
were accspled from Ward Co for $500 100 o. aus
SO 90 ~ John Reed for 81 oost oDo aud sisk
Russell Tor 5000 At ooD.
EusAwAY ACCIDENTAL eleven O'Clock yesterday mora
ing accident occurred IN Nassau street caused
by tho running away % hors. attached 10 express
svsn, WHO had ,1eIr stands just below Liberty .,sesi,
were kucekea down Mrs German severely cut about
.sn who old lady. wal uampiet upon aud
al Ise ana sa ~ No. rs,n & e,, oI
gutter
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4 trrnr Charity

(torrJ CONVICTION KY, DICT. 2 fcd.
To FrnlrtThe rifl Caurert for tho
widow and orphans Home 10 THIS which haaas.
clayton ami lonng with aurh liberal
patronage a. % rebacr H. success assured QUITE nphes
81 los cets being. however uniisposef Of would
psk thn Ad ~ The pubic Abrpai still further Ia this snt.F
Prise, hoeing worthy their support Tho nsbiS
Tor which Il 4. attended the honorable ssnA
ms oi lie gcssleineu by whom u j. conducted
g. II. NAaDFnHD. Mavof
,, ID. SHUT. President a. Council.
VI PRIlFs,
VALUE 1is3,n)0
10 nE DisTalHufkp Nov 1. 1873
Circulars and ufkctA be obtained NcN yofs srrr
Ngrkyiile and Brookiyn, from druggists seaef4ils
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Al VIE msyc ,Wcnt, aiii.x Or, a;rssy !ssig
possey gray hsir 70 It's original color and yoaiss
BEAUTY .op4 IL falling out keeps ua bead riesn Hess
ocr yonr bold by ali druggists snd scs.
LIS Broadway SARAH A. CifgyALiEg. n. ~
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An AJHdMtW.-I, TNlnr u. DnsrnhrTFt. OT NW-
iG0 North soTenth street, burg " bsfag da1
sworn soleinuy declare that nss December
yercly Afflicted with khrnma,i-m ~ 20 hu rnahe 20
for and that after having trFfn ui t.r
abra to walk without assistance AMI Otherwise ruscsst
to pc feet health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-07

address Pollock & son, Nrrrsharm Mans
facufrrs 6es broadway. f0nrh street Fpcs cut 70
order, boiled and repaired.
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A ph,,iclan.. Te.lluen, In ienard TO n.r.

NErrs kALLfsfOS h-'i happy 10 hna tho iagrr.
deais % be such medical would approve o. sse
amclioradag the coalition Of the sk,n
Affections" II IA great beautare
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Al Girbrcd~'s, $50 sad S33 Dreadwsy--
Wedding Cords TO p~rfs on. Imported goods rssfi~i 81
wholesale priacs
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Rsvs', Ysssh's m~A Chidres's Clessssg.~-
Largest s.s~sssss sD1 finest geods IN this souosy.
BnokAw : saOfiiEHs. ~ tesssh svesss.
Ard ~ i.sfsyest~ rts<~.
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"A. AZ ! s. .s.' M. M'f St'ss E A:s:
tsapsui~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-07

A. Ladies' Discard InJarteus Pnddisg.-
MHfane JHnel. NsmrDar.s BALM aud Patent br~sst Me
Besfiope phy .oisscsy Depot scs c.nss
street sold By druggists, rrad FOE crruisr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-07

gsisss'~ s~wias M.rhsSs cs~y:.y.. t.rss
ii,sss.s prsa.lan Se- Ysn Hate vs,r. isss
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!. s: ~ f.s, A .ss. srs:s. r-s az:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-07

Ere.~s sslc.F.,ss;ci.s lssss:. .s,s' =. e. =
Zoe sxis every shsts asnsrsi sgensr tis Hsa.1~sy
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n", :s :.. g7s ssss r,, .yss sS
tieel. No. d Aston ptso~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-07

~A,~ris~.- zt.v I~-sasi~s.ss~sy ~siser Fiat
a NrMxM. NNsrT. 49,
- 80 gaa,fsx ~N<ss Asw2sm 90 " fphas. Ss@
49, A wtfIasm ssfsSt. ssln~s f&ssry 49, tsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-07

An Aromatic Perfume 10 the Brcath, ~ de-
hShtn taste " me mouth and brilliant lJtre To The tocta
wlih0ut nIuf1 20 the enamel lie obtained BY uspG
LEyhfrs AROMATIC SwIErKNIA Poo sale every
"
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Ilss. 0ssrrs.'- .ns .s.,rssss I .f,;;; ys'ss
~ Foafh ssssa. s1a ~ Lsfsy~s,s 1850
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ssi~.p.s.'. -et~.tisc -ssss PES. Tss h-.i~~s
gsr0- srai ~ gf-ss.ss.
ia -sr.,.- .,r,, -.', =, ,gs y.ss.e" D~asss-
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rntegp vrR Eorrtr r.cI
ss Las-rsy sss~ Ae~ 700
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r head the blood FROM which covered Ma SUI
~" saa sas eoasya s %" is.
S ha sna % s ~ss oaws Ss ON Of Ss wagon ss a
gutter
Ar Ar.ma,,c Perfume 20, the fsrcath, - de-
LEyErrs AROMATIC swisrESlA. y Voc IA saia ever.
where.
e''", a isDr Hi, FOLLOWING Lsrrsa.
ro on ossq fss ,h s, 1s
waeas and Orphans Home g ~. e.ls % which nsass.
paifenase a. 20 rsaaar H. success assured olla nanss~
o. H. II 'Ss s e sscss sScs "a HI. ss G re ss
'se r., w ny Men sle ~ Tss :. es asss
lbs q te sense'nen y whom = !. eeaauc'..d
!, u. SHUT President q couBaf.
" r.IaEa.
10 ~ DIsraBuikp NOV. 4 1873
yorkrle ana BrooAiyn, RON drussis,a generally
A PHYSICIANS Tcstimcn, In itrrard 20 issr-
sErrs KALLrsroS h-'i arn happy 10 aaa tho iasrs.
deas 70 Be such a. medical rsea would approve Of sx
amcIoradag the condition o. se ss,n cisaoeas
aaeotloas.r fta great Leau,.aee
An Aasdayi..- -, Isaac q. Dnsenbgrr., Of No.
sworn soielany declare tha, ias. Desemlrr va.
se yer scsa VIZ, n % ,s, sa = n g". - no..
ire 1TrsT nnE s nrarpi 49, -.
ississ q, srsaS~as near P"sS si'se rpe. 81 q
order, boiled and repaired.
81 We 4. d Mpys MA sssps Phi srr -
possy rcercs gray hsir 2 iis original color ard yoai.fss
s s;.: ,: :s '"f sssssa sssfs;ssa
M T.. rs :s s..s SRI,
Al nd ~ q
A. ,. . s nssrs n. !:'. "a :..
.ss I sy sia as 5. as ss e. D''' "
wa: i abr & ~. ss ss rs %ss, ga s.
wheiesss prsecs
"A. AZ s. .s: :; m. %'t ScsSs Th .A
cspsuies.
s:.., 9. Ia Legs. is,syy
III noaa~sy aud iss saea sirrss-
world Dab gsi-, DR.. harmless rsilssl., .a's.aas~s
oas r.eiory. ~ n.reI.y street
R.,.'. y..ss,. SD Csnarss'. C,.sss.s.--
''''' ss"eSw = : %so}iisss' y f.s.ss .,,.-~
m" :s :s. y g7's, sss ssr,ss ssssscsS
4 1:.::; Y: r.; ss- H.. ::
r & T ". ..s' ,.. .. S:: .s'sss. .''''
!. s-rffs .s A ..ss sfs:s. .-ss "a
g,,'.s's, serving ss.sA'ss c.-y:.y.. s...s
n,s ss.. S. M s. S.- Ssss .,. ss rs
ss..rs s..cr.,.sc,.s DATE. :: ::. s.s =. Co.:
W ~ s,ery.As'. dsasrsi sssasy &c n''-s-s,
~ -s e. o :.s: -"s -ss,.'s f;i s.'''
Teafih ssssas sad On i-sfsy~''s pisss
SIX :sss s-1f ..:. s' s:s s.s.. y:;'''
a.-.~-a.. oy,-..-, Cross. s.... 4. :. yssss
&c.. -. a. = 49, 70 pss... dap. sIs
,sr. A. ~. .oss,ahs .asss.s gg~. y ssa y. .s
-. ss Sss 49, s' i,.s. l- ~ -, ws,s rrss-. s
.sg.,.. ssss -; 1870 s is l NC I. Co. g.. . 49,
20 sss-sspsss s.ir ~ s-ssa . - AZ r'ssa~.,
L-,sA...,. ss,y,. Made ., gg ,,4, :, s:s,s
bseas-., s'-ssr ,@sen 49, ,a ~ III g,.'.s-.s
Mrs. ~. q, R.s~s;-My M~..rh, sss-i ~;
-sa. - 80. s.ss..s -. ~ ~ .s.,:
a.. a 49,. yss 49,. = Sa' '''s'
Mr.. n... ns.~s'. ,isdseissi p..y if.sh.sA.s
fsss nfs bgtA Fees ADD hiS ~ 80 ssns i- - a*.
ars wA.eh sgsaius tasstssa rrss~ o. ~ sssi- sess
ksd sf al al3Ksts - sst gtes. 80 AF.s
.tFrsa. FhasAs.pAls ana o. Bunf ssgsst. he~ ivfA
r,sr,..s o. =: e s r-' 80 (. 49,, s:
ews9hfln .onasffaf arts~ tie ~srf ss.s k~ts -
rIgg waExEf, 90 rgRr,
. a~~..a i~snff.f rkEgtkK tsf a.ls - ~ afHsxss
rnfeEV rrn Eorfig rscL
Isl wnlslff 90
Nc ltss fas~rty .sf.@. hsw 90
ms,s, n-s.s. iss'ss,' , ~. 49, rs s.1
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THE ara.S secret
raY.alsns al - sys.4 s~~r.a =
NgAfrM AMfg fSysN tAFA
ne "a tsmsAas Srwes $50 4 sp4 psAfNa
Ygs fsss gsn tse bees ~ p~~ss " - =. 80
nrsrprkrrw rrf.tN
s.s "a. sfs go ewer4 tssMN-- $50 smAs 49, 800 -
pAlh AHD NIAsiMta4
xs4Ms4 - fn2sl@sfNss - A
slssslax 1nag rss~sv 80 - -, y susef -
t.s = Il s4stsA4ff ~ a. 49,. ~ 49, 1880
$500 We. 49, 80
80 sss ssfs~.ne~s - sknssess sk7~ nsss F1ssNs
80 ft2uxstsaa anf tts whAs eatNtqxff ~ $50
" ~ GsAsa esfsi sfAhrA*s 4 y 800 ...rrts.t 4
rr.s Eftmelsas Hss#F
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Wrs. Wa. bvews's MedIeissI Ps"v HssEssHs
f.> is ato bsA ssd hiss ~ ~ is~ " agsa
acc wN.eh Ffte~ 81 . - sns&
go. n, - al ~ ali af,lsKsts - ssg go
.tvrss yht..As pAls an1 81 Honf street. See lwrA
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on srs-r id, tt taxi tsis n The 49,
ts.s ~nas as 10 pf.e. ehap. rsashs.ss q sAs
skn, A. ks* ssftsnhg sasenes use ~ ssd - 80
~tA pfsFe.t uueh sarss.ns Ibs ltsh.n hsars~f sse1
~4 rsiaose ffse4i.s. a. tt4 l~g walt VASES Us
snnpsaon dsl sna lbs Ilsaid EyNss Etss shsrfs
saa nrlsasry Ia foffrs ~astir a arttatl ~ aprn~>
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TIVE New ,.vk -r~. .sv ore~ ~ !" "'s~s.' r
5000 49, AaMsttt&8 tYuFfst - -
DAVIS A wstw Ns8f ~ e4gs9avs as 49,. u -
Drxansa ss4 fs~9aAs~ fsYrs ft~s gN~s@.@ - . -
nfgsewxg hfw fsfs
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uv. n. a.. uss~s.-My M~ssrh, .is.i me
s.sry i ssaaiais sssfJ ~sss ffpsa tis sasa@n ~-s,
carr 81 rhAl gos fsi yof 9s. tsss W psys
le.i asesTsly Ossss q Bsas afs<s. 40 Tea 80 us
ArtA .ts.st fnIsfs.pAls
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I~ish,ss'. -stvs. Made a. gvx~y. - i.SIe
HDnaways erfwsen fmtntf ahtA st4 fAfsA Atf~ss t~f
n.rriy sg.Ssssf 81 Sbhslss Afa so Erssawsy
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Tx~ g.~. @~-s.s w.<s.ss. ga 80. =. .,, y -
mr. Ulsry sAsnfSs cvsrAtf 40 @ssss1 v
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", xs !. q q, s ~ $1,000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-31

WRgrMIuDr1R RR0QYI14IA1 OeUace, tGe
on0sysasA srsst tssussa - sn1 ose.asIa ess.1es.
every GabSash = II . =. sndf r - estAaih schssl
~ -. ~ IiAysf shsssisg svssy vse1ss = ~ =.
rxouAN0u eFaBuf Il. =. 0uU1C1-On nnsAanes
aA,e.f beeveen Thisd sd vooSth. RTsnoalnS svssy
ssnNash 6 II 4 and q ~ ?. r. eakeah School q
~ 3 4. Yra0se mesGtng % Weenfs1ay sssai.p.
joss Dsnsss. kastor.
umIfHD pRnGDYT1RIAn- Bifth 'strsss, bssvssa
80 ~ 0enAsaa. osFviess every Sabbath atlla
sad ~ Pm. SssAay sshoels3 -. -
vrrsf pR1sBYfnnfAM-Curssr High asd Rssrth
.tsss. services svsey oa1aaah - u 500 JKp =
gsrday 0oAooles.n. In. OR1sfsxD0, fsssr.
UNITARIAN oUu1cH-CWssF nlgh ard Fourth
strssts. 1sevioss svsry Sabbath q y =. D.sAAy
SCHOOL %. - =. nAAAA' ksssof.
nHArHAn SQUARE 4. 1.CHURcH-Cofnsr Of ssv.
~ Nofean streets. Rrsashine svsSy Sabbath Il
n .enN 7L 3. =. 1abhath oeAs0 - So. Public
prsyer usssins On wednesday evesfnss
y. n. WA2ms Pastor.
| vrRar BAPTIST CuU1CH-Third street, betwssu
| Concert and high. eu, day School " n. Preach
| ing 81 II = m. also q 7Hp. \ Prayer nesting We'd
nssday q 7Hp.n. IT. "sssossa. Fsssos.
! DNgRHgArfoNALc HURcH-H street ,bstwsel
Ysfsh and Sixth. Services every sabbath q II ant
| 7i< Il m, Sabbath School II m PnysT meeting
! IS Teduesday evenings. 0Doass rnAcHHa. Pestos
/ SPIRITUAL MEsrINGs-At the Court House evevJ
sunday a. 2k l. snd In tbs evening The public ~
invited 70 come and b what the spirits have to say
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Ice Ice / IcEi!l-What We say we
mean, and the public can rely upon it being
carried out We, the undersigned, have been
led TO believe that there are parties endeavor-
ing to get the public to believe that we are
not able to supply our patrons with ice for
the whole Of the coming season, in conse.
quence ofa short supply.
Now, in reply we can only say, should any
one have doubt in regard to our supply
they would much ollige ne by calling upor
either of the undersigned, and we think il
will not take Us long to satisfy them that W
have at our disposal more ice than any estab
hshmentin this city, and are satisfied more
than will supply the whole trade.
All we ask is to send in your orders, and
you VIII find them filed in due time from the
first 70 the last of the season, and 1t the low.
est market prices. WV. Evre.
49, JSo. G. DRAKE.
nAoAuA Aa'cn OF, 1856. apll.6t
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1naptid alb Geullnirtial.
usnssary AnAars.

Nonsta1y AAAafs.
Bytelsesaph.l Nsw YonI, March 30.
The Commercial says money 10 without chang,
ths transactions bsing ercent- on CAL, ana o10
n par est. on prime paper.
HE deaIinRs In government securities ase nearly
nominal. The following are quotafions: 81 co.,
pons 1851; $50 coupons 1044; i0-4s coupons
va.
Gold quief but firm, 1t about the average price
Of Yesterday Price opened 1t 177t, and advanced
TO 1473@l 2S.
Exchange very dull, : partial suspension Of
basinsss having checked tfansactions. Sterling
still lower Prime bankers' so days sterling
quoted at 1854 @lO7, but most transactions being
It 1064@a.
The Post says the following were the principal
transactions on the street to-day:
$780, 900 in American gold 1t 1771; $1,000, 0Oo
in American gold at l271; for Tuesday, $4,000
American gold st l28.
Sixty.tbIee & 600 Erie bonds sold 1t 7sa. 300
Mich. Southern sold 1t s34. NV. pfd IS. 10
800 RI at ll2s@ ll23. II Fl Wayne 1t s7a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-31
Cenncetieut Mutual Life Insurance Co

We clip the following firm the New York Indeps,,
dent Of sept 18th:
a.This Cor papy Organized In 1876 the mrfrsi
system With the vol no~n advantage OF furnskire
Insurance. IL a~tuSf cosf In the Of It's trp
nesa IL 10 tn. isrgest life Insurance Company II
country, and With the exception Of or- e.
pauy the largest in the world Its Accumulated eapits
h nearly <g 600 II has p.id SIEGE lis ant1tfca
over 81 90 the fame. and editors Of d. ceased
members. and has refunded over 80 600 600 policy
holders In dividends surplus premium ft- 1t
surplus s. 90 COO from which the nusi divi
d-nd vii he dec AIRED LIST OF Feo. ie1t The hunter
policies issued during he year vas -Ss3 It's annual
income 10 s. o coo per year its receipts inter
Get alone being half . million, heb more than
paid IT. iusses for the ending LIT er last
From these figures aoticn may tie vttne6 OF tie
immense done by the peny md Of the adj
vantax.s offered 10 insurers Pusr particulars he
for nd In adv ertpemeBi ir another eonnr. OF the
sdvaDtss life Insurance II j. scarcely necessary &c
- yth this day Lor CEanre9lcT u hehniss
remark, that With dependent f4ni! l. tree
from rr1rocch HE lfe u ssr.d IL net to -troBg
The Suty OF IN. being srtsd tbs next thing Is
10 nd .afe snd cheap company; ard the Connecticut
Nntu.i IL both
H. B. TEs -Ercx 10 the this popular company
In this civ octo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-31

The Candidates of the so -called johnson
party for city and ward election on Monday,
affords strange comment upon the course
which that party start out with.
You know as well as everyone else that the
party lately called by themselves the "Democ
racy," have always been supported by the
mass of Irishmen, who like all other people
have amongst them as good men for Office as
any other nationality, and yet amongst all
their candidates we do not find an Irishman
honored with nomination.
In the Fourth ward they nominated Ger.
man to secure German votes, but in the Sec.
ond ward where the great mass Of the voters
are Irish they turn the cold shoulder to them,
and nominate one of the old Office holders OF
the party over them.
Is it to be understood that the Irish voters
of the party are to be mere hewers of wood
md drawers Of water, and that they can be
blarneyed into the continued support Of men
who treat them as if they were the mere cats
paws of the party?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-31

HOWE TYLER will sell th;. n,or.;.
1oo'clock. : variety Of second hand furnisare.
stoves md housekeeping articles; one roo6
feather bed nix cases ladies' shoes bal-
norals; Zip and calf boots; childrea's Coz.
per-tosd shpss; one excsllent sewing ma.
chins good wagons, harness end sadals, aloo
- hIoeksni1h'e bellevh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-31
The New York Herald of Monday has the fol
loving on the Dry Goods and Cotton trade;

loving on the Dry Goods and Cotton trade:
"The Dry Goods trade was also more active,
although at louer prices, and the prolonged stag
..,;or rh;cb b.s Tins far in the wear character
;,ed this branch Of business seems to be giving way
Ia 4 more natural condition of things. The de-
cline in the prices of both domestic and foreign
manufactures since the commencement OF the year,
has been from twenty-five to 80 Per cent, and the
extent Of the losses sustained by imocrters and
jobbers may be inferred from this. Cotton has,
during the same time experienced still heavier
decline Int IL IL still hirh-middling which vas
worth on an average liz cents per pound in 1859,
being now worth II cents. Taking into eonsidera-
ton however, the uncertainties attending the next
two or three crops, it may be that the staple y
cheap 1t present prices, especisily If Congress
should levy the proposed tax Of i've cents per
pound npon it ut the place Of export or mAnafse-
ture."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-31
p,tt.n-rr ON Msrket-March 81,

The market for bonded oil continues very quiet
not spge transaction reported, either for present
or future delivery. There is no apparent falling
OF in the demand, but the figures offered are not
large enough to induce refiners to SELL For deliv
cry in Philadelphia buyers are Offering to buy At
37A(a see for immediate shipment, 3e9 40c. for
May, 4l@4l4c. for June. and 42t94zi Tor July:
Free oil is dull and nominal 1t 52@5S for small
lots to trade.