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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-03


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Circuit Court. si
The Court being su(ilcientiy aANeH Abliv.
erod The following opinion, toswtu 1 ~
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dictsd in the Jefferson Circuit Cont, Ken
tucky. for felouiopsly aiding Ellen, . slave q
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in violation Of the FIRST section Of article 9Th
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State, page S1O, enacted ior me purpose o.
preventing, - it, uf!s asehFs ne aoduc>
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out Of the Stata BY boaenec asa otHesA end
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HRxRY A. WISE in his recent speech said
that "Slavery created landed aristocracy,
and was antagon,stic to progress and repsllent
10 immigration.
That We presume is equivalent to saying
that slavery, whether "Divins institution"
or not, ID inimical to the prosperity Of the
stste, 70 the development Of democratic So
ciety and to the growth Of population. Tia.
Is pretty hard on the peculiar institution"
the corner stone" Of the late Confedsracy,
the idol and cherished pet and heritage Of the
Democracy of the North. We trust that these
may b. words Of consolation 70 the party in
view Of the hopelessness Of the restoration
Of "the Consultation q II vas," with slavery
rampant with the Fugitive Slave Law rcgnans,
the country over, and the slave drivers, and
the slave pens crovding Northern people out
OF Warrington city.
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TH. Chicago Repsblican thinks that il the
ysrsuit Of JET. DAyis had been enc year
later "the President would have offered 70.
ward for his escape rather than for his ar-
rest.
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HYGIENIC WINE-Ths great Imported Tonse
used BY the bsss fAns shroussoss Esrops; approved
By the Imperial School OF Msdirins Paris sndesd By
the proassnt asnbsss u tbs Ansrsaaa Medical Asso-
citation ss Their Convection IN naiiness. Aay La 1855
CONTAINS spirits Of any kind. sad Therefore
Net iats1ieatisg In tAe least.
rtis prepared In Psris fn purs sasrry. ~ s&niss
- iss csmpoassos oais 1sssc. AhaxAnc sad Ysevusa
ssssAsess Bss Lam y y . delicious ssbsufue Sss
the various fonies having alcoholic bsAy.
nA.NUsuAr PRRL8 i . r.rs Win u nosa delight
sai flavor. II b the suIs suscs Of nosS Dasuoss
sRAPs. II sarpassss IN sxe<iieDss AFT sASss viss
sss eouHfas. us.A In Europe for saersosatA purpe-
-. Church psoSie srs isvissd % enquire tnls H.
eoid By all Respectable Druggists and dealers
BvkLER. FINCH BuLLIR Chscags,
jyikAiy-sss-vsAh Assan.
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Among the woadsefal nsdoai properties which have
r..A.rsA HosTf7fKns sf0AAoa BlffIRs psssai
snong the AsAltArsstoring preparations Of he
ase, its ahtbtiiioss VIRTUES ast the iss rssrks
bie No vords do justics TO its marvellous saset
spos the dsssed ns.r Psrsess ~ sisyas vssds Of
sonvalsses,t sx1srss uAs Arsibss soing right 70
the spot" tell ths story clearly may b II dss
20 right 70 the SPOT II operates directly the d.
ordered o. gas and whether undaly active stass
Of parsiysia il 70 condition Of health. he
Sickness 1t the ssonseh psn bssvssn the shouldss-
and In the Right sds Yellow susssiop Of the ehi. ces
uvsnsss, Drsvsinsss aud LAnguor Dinssss Of eight,
Co Ratsstoa Of tAs Hsast Lsy cosgA, Lee Ssvsr,
asd esAst sys.p,o.s shieh isdesss she ss,oo pAsss
Of Aoohs I'D Chrome nsse csmpsst ass en- - ell
proaptfy f;stsd tn6 Rssny rssvvd by shs sssiou Of
this famous preparation which IT the ts Of cor
receives hs gentit and most genial Of apsrisns In
fahh. sagsistor. ssa psssrfnl restorative. Persoss
Of bilious habit, Who the Bitters protective
medicine will suffer the pains sbA pssauss Of
Liver Assass Dnisss aemisssss Fever.
oct13 dAv
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ItTHs Davenport 0asstts nys the First Ne
tional Bank Of Davenport has declared .
dividend Of tsn par cent Tor the past six
months, fres of Gevsrnmsnt tax.
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Cousraaysrf Grssnhacks Of The dsnomina-
ton Of s. Azs ID circulation. Asa
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II on o. -, u. -, 80 10 49, % ~ fIss g.
ii BJset -, Nth A. 0esAgoa eeoss DssliisG Dsass.
eb6Aiu1ng s1svee nkpP rocasa, anai reas I'D
sad CLOSETS also bsek stable asd wood hcsss-
Title good. Enquire 81 WN FULTON,
avr74-A RsA nDtsas Agsst.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
WILBUR Son will sell this day. at the north Of the
old Custom House. OF II O'Clock, valuable building lot
on the west side Of Friend midway between Broad and
Tradd streets.
Mu11oAs. MRIoHKRs Co. will sell this day, at
their store No. 20 vendue Range at 10 O'clock sugar.
mackerel hams SOAP starch &c also dry goods, straw
hats, boots, shoes, &c.
JAMES W. DnowN Co. will sell this day, at their sales
rooms No. 16 East Bay at 10 o'clock 25 boxes Gohhen
cheese
GEORGE HuNRKzN will sell this dsy, before his store.
No. IS venduo Range, at 10 O'Clock. al assortment OF
groceries and dry goods segsrs, shoes jewelry &c.
SAMSON A1MAR will sell, this dsy, at their sales
room No. lG vendue Range at 10 O'clock fancy goods,
groceries, BE-; also young mule. five years old.
JOSEPH A. TnouRoN will sell this day. in front Of his
etore No. II Vendue Range. under Colonnade Row, at
10 o'clock lot OF choice furniture and assortment
of dry goods.
MCKAY l. CAMPBELL. will sell this day. at their stores,
Hnssl-street next to Postofcc at 10 o'clock mules
bugg,oa, CARRIAGES; also Bourbon wniskey, caret
wine pepper &C.; and the balance of suffers shop,
dry gnods. &c.
+. BAcKUs will sell this day. at his store, No. 1s6
Meetingstreet opposite the Pavilion Hotel, at half.
past 10 O'Clock, large and varied assortment Of dry
goods, clothing, &C.
MILES DRAKE will sell this day. in his store, corner
OF King and Liberty streets at 10 O'Clock dry goods
clothing, Gnd choice assortment of miscellaneous
i:cIe4.
HENRY COCA 4 Go. will sell this i:y IL hoa. C.
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Desirable Real Estate at P,iudte Sale. :.
By A. j. SALINAS.

That desirabiy located THREE AND HALF STORY
BUILDING on the east side of King street, Mob
ing the fifth House north of Hudson street. containin
eight large rooms. The lower room. now occupied g
Office. and entirely separate from the residence,
with very little expense. be converted into handsom
store The Lot measures thirythree feet six inches
or less and upon which spacious oubuildinga
This property is susceptible Of great improvement at
small cost and offers opportunity for investment.
For further particulars and terms apply above to
Maya No. % VENDUE RANGE.
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syrup. candlss, soap, lard. &c. !,
LAunrY, q A1r1Axpza win sen. this DAY, in their
stor.s Nos t8s 1873 and 14o Mesings O'Clock
Fairbank scale, COW peas. tobacco, &c -


SrANpxaD HoAGorArHIo MEDICINES The Agent Of
Humphreys Homeopathic SPECIFICS has received very
impoftsut addition his list of Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Remedies In the shape Of Specific No 81
which cures diphthelia and liberated sore throat
Thss psciacs has obtained wide celebrity among
medical practitioners and are very largely used by
them being pr npt efficient reffkble and convenient
An extended advertisement in another column gives
aiist difsren peciacs, the diseases which they
remsdyahd thsaRStess The cases for family use are
~ 5issention and s,Ao the new depart
mentof sstsrnary srssacs The headquarters Of Hum
phreys H6eciab olsopathic Medicine Co., is at cs2
BroadssyS Een1E Eorkq Boston Traveller.
'Look on tk5s picture. and then on Mat."
Here You behold the inhrm step,
The rnllid cheek, wasting form,
Untasfed food, and social atmosphere
Poisoned with tho tales Of aches, pains, Is
Eleepless nights, and mental oespondency.
There. laughing bealth sparkling eyes,
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares,
Genial thought and ambitious resolves
6how the contrast and mark tho picture.
Andhere the secret lies, that
Unknown to Quackenboss. the Doctor,
hmithhad taken bottles three
or DRIKE's PLANTATION BrrTRRs.
Nay 2x.gs tuths3
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

neld U3. hetu
Will be sold under the direction Of the undersigned. at
the old Custom House in this city, on THURSDAY.
the 7th day OF June 1885, at IL O'Clock, A. ID.
All that LOT OF LAND, situate on the west side OF
Kingstreet In Ward No. in this city, measuring In
front Kingstre sixteen 8 feet six inches, and in
depth l30 feet Bounding to the east King street
to the North land Of Edward Kerrison to the vest
land Of the Estate Of Clements; and TO the south on
land Of Ann Dupreo.
Terms-One-third cash; the balance In one and two
years. secured by the bond Of the purchaser and mort
gage Of tho premises with interest from the day Of sale
payable semiannuay. Purchaser to have the privilege
Of paying the whole In ossh. JAMES TUPPER,
May II thstu Master In Eqnity.
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At Prfudte Sale.
BY BOWERS & SILCOX.
The LEASE AND GOOD WILL Of large Store and
Dwelling In Ring with four bed rooms furnished
complete Crockery, Glassware, Tables, Kniyes Forks
Spoons Gas Fixtures Bar Room and all complete, with
some Liquors, &c, Cooking Range and everything ap-
pertaining to well kept Restaurant and good stand
for business. Apply as above at
No. 127 MEET1NG.STREET.
Conditions cash. thstu3 May II
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;. Valuable Building Lot at AUCTION.
BIZ JOHN 8. RIGGS 4 co.
On THURSDAY. the Gath inst. at O'CLOCK stour Real
Eatate and Stock Exchange, corner Broad and East
Bay streats, will be sold
That VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on the vest side
Of Friend street. being the second lot south of Broad
street. measuring and containing thirty three feet and
two inches 'front.' and In depth one hundred and sxty
feet, more or less
Conditions caah. Purchaser to pay for papers. ~.
- Mny12 ~
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Damaged Sugar.

Damaged Sugar.
BY j. A. EMS LOW & co.
On THURSDAY next oath inst will be sold, at II
O'Clock in Custom House Stores. by recommendation
Of tho Port wardens, and with tho approval Of the
French Consul,
4l3 boxes HAVANA SUGAR, damaged on board the
French bark Ange 0uardene, on her voyage from
Havana to Belle lsle France and put into this port in
distress. May "a
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PRIVATE SALES.

A Farm on Edisto Island.
BY SMITH Il McGILLIVRAY.
" THIRTY ACRES OF GOOD COTTON LAND. with
good Dwelling out.houses &c twenty acres oleared-
balance we'll wooded.
For terms, apply as above, ,at at
Nav 70 tuthsS South aide, near State-st.
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Halua1.e Building Lot, opposite y E r. r.
By JOHN s. RIGGS 6 CO.
On THURSDAY, the 2ath instant at II O'Clock ct our
Real Estate and Stock Exchange, will be sold.
THAT VALUABLE BUILDING LOT situated ON
Chapel street. directly opposite the Northeastern Rail.
road, measuring and containing THIRTY FEET front
By ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE deep moro or less.
Conditions-Onethrd cash; balance In one and two
years. secured by bond and mortgage Purchaser to
for papers May ~
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@ / II T
STORE,
No. 1913 King-street.

r 1BERAL AND POPULAR METHOD TO INSURE
i the rapid sale of NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS,
including Works of Fiction ALSO Prayer Books Bibles
Hymn Books Backgammon Boards Writing Desks
Photograph Albums. Portfolios, Card Pictures, &C. All
releoted from lists of the most eminent publishore
and sold at their list prices $2600 worth Of Gifts dis
tributed with every 500 90 worth Of Goods. Gifts
varying in value from 25c to $500, given with each
article sold.
We wish it distinctly understood that we have none
of the Brass Jcwelry-our Gifts arc useful articles
The finest assortment of Photographs exhibited
in tlis city will be found here.
The "Circulating Library, 80 well known to the ct
zens Of this city, has received large addition of
Books by the most popular authors.
Initials stamped on Note Paper and Envelopes with
ont extra charge.
The public are respectfully solicited to give trial.
und satisfy themselves limo May 10
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tee Of three be appointed; the former to solicit
contributions and subscriptions, the latter to visit
cemeteries, etc.
Aso, that the press in the interior OF the State
be requested to lend their aid in furthering the
interests of this Association.
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AUCTION SALES.
DryG Good, Cot ing, DO.

D's,ESEasa EsYMfIEs SsgSissss DR2sE. s ! !
Wn be sold ut my store cesner OF King anc Lioersy
streets. At 10 o'clock THIS III !S MoRsIs1: 1sG1s, =,
Pieces PLAIN AND FTGHRE I'D SWISS MUSLIN
d Piece. Plain and Checked Cambria = Il
Pieces GrenadiDe and Plaid Lenos
Pieces Mozambique. Hilk Tissue - q y q =
- Pieces Brown anu Bleached Linen s-sts
Pieces "A English Prins
Pieces ~ Lopgcloth - 5-s-e .-S@'S2
: PieoesH Brown Homespun ,.ssii 49, -. &C
Pieces Summel Jeans ~ ~ isfsssl{3ss 2
Pieces Melton Cloth, Scctch Tweed - E.i,'7S =;
Pieces Damask and Huckaback .,' 81. - :
Pieces Hickory Stripe and Ticking .i. - -
Pieces Cotton Drill C nvass, Nankefn, dcs astt
Ladies', Embroidered Tucked Skirts, b op Sktrts,
to 40 Springs Ladies' and Gents Aosiers Neck Ties,
Grtnadine Wells, Spool Cotton, Agate Buttons LADIES'
and Gents, Straw and Felt Hats, Fines sinere Pants
and Vests. HAir Brushes. Spool Bib, Needles Combs,
Belts, Prize Packages, Snspenders, Scissors, Hem
stitch and Foulard Handkerchiefs, 60, DC.
Ma, 20 -.-.s<9 iis. -
Dr4 Goods and Cqothins. -.s,
By F. BACKUS. sS,,.ss
wtn DO sold THIS MORNING, at .o1s O'Clock, at my
Store No. 1876 Meeting opposite Pavilion Hotsl
general assortment Of DRY GOODS,
| consrsTIno or: lI
FIFE UNDREsSRD LONGCL0THS, Calicoes, Cling
hams, Paper Cambria, Check Cambria, L @ Hdnn.,
Madra: Hd1ts. Table Damaak, Kentucky Jeans, Ho'
Balmorals
10 rolls CANTON MATING. yards wide. plain and
checked. May "a
MILLIGAN, MELCHERs & CO.,
NO. 40 Vendue Range,
VIII cell, THIS DAY, 22d inst. ut 10 O'Clock,
Barrels LIGHT BROWN SUGAR
Barrels Mackerel
8 Kits Macherel
4 Kees Lard
60U Pounds Hams
10 Boxes Soap
10 Boxes Starch
10 Boles Pipes
10 Cases Rhii Q Wine
- Dozen Brooms
= Dozen Buckets
Dozen Baskets. &c, &c.
ALSO,
DRY GOODS Straw Hats, Boots, Shoes. Crockery
and Glassware, with large lot Notions and sundry
tcles Furniture May ~
BY mILLIGAN. ME, CHERs & co.
On THURSDAY, May a. on Accommodation Wharf, ,
II O'Clock. we wAl sen,
BRASS HOWITzEKS
8 Parrot Guns. May1B
BY GEORGE HUNEKEN.
Will be Sold THIS AY 22d inst, before my Store No.
1S Vendue Range at 10 O'Clock,
An assortment OF GROCERIES and DRY GOODS.
kLeo,
Jewelry, Watches, sundries. ETC., etc.
Conditions cash. May az
Fancy Goods, Groceries, dc.
By SAmt0N Is AIMAR.
Will be sold THIS DAY, AID instant at our Bales Room,
No. 16 Vendue Range, at 10 O'Clock, viz:
Mems, Ladies and MissessHOEs and BOOTS; Socia,
Handkerchief. Women'n and Mems raw Hats Spool
Cotton, packages Tapes, Fans Yaises Trunks Cologne,
Pomades Scissors, Knives and Forks. Umbrellas Para
sols, Perfumeries. and variety Of other articles;
Crockery, Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c.
AIso,
SMOKED BEEF. oodash. Rhine Wine. ciaret, whis-
key, Jamaica Runn &c.
YOUNG MULE, years old. warranted sonna
Conditions cash. May "a
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CoNsroNKEs PEE STEAMER EMIIIE, BEAUFORT, FROM
SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT, MAY 81:
Mdze To Mccormick. Gourdin, Matthiessen
90, Huger Hasel, and others.
PASSENGERS.
Heyward, w4 Wright, Jno Stephens, d Smedes,
R 81 Leonard, q Miller, Jas Mars, B Roberts, W
Stuart Estes, Jas Afford. Geo Chamberlain, Bsh.
op Davis, Miss Davis Miss Stuart Capt Jno upham,
and deck.
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LIKE 'QuAKERs' GUNS" Artificial teeth are of
little use aud easily detected Take care Of the
real ones. All you need is fragrant sozoDoSr;
use 1t daily, and your teeth will be the last Of ma
ture's gifts to fail you. tus2
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should be combined with exercise, and more es-
peeially that emulation should enter as one OF the
clements in this recreation. Cricket, Bowling,
Base Ball, and other games Of this kind, fill these
requirements, and are, therefore, to be much
commended to our young men OF business-es-
pecially during the summer months, when nearly
all the stores are closed early in the afternoon.
Accordingly we IRE pleased to learn that Base
Ball Club has been formed, ,-the first Of its kind
ever known in our city. To Messrs. WARDELL and
DENNY belongs the credit Of originating it. On
Saturday afternoon last they gave their first pub
lie perfol nance on the Citadel Green. As might
be expected, the players were mostly "green"
hands, an 1 the sport was Fenian therefore in two
senses: wearing of the Green" After little
practice, most OF the members will doubtless
make good players. There were many spectators
on the Green, who seemed to enjoy the sport quite
SO much as the participants.
The Club, We understand will play again at the
same place on Wednesday afternoon, and also on
Saturday afternoon. We hope to see many such
clubs formed in our city; and doubt not that be-
fore many months our "boys" will be able to
challenge with confidence similar clubs in other
cities, and have match games. II is good move,
and we give it our heartiest good wishes.
The APATALosCopE-We were gratifcd yester
day by view Of this ingenious new optical insiru-
ment. It ia the invention of WsI. L. PLATT, Esq
Of Augusta, Ga. 1t looks Ike telescope, with
portion Of the centre of the tube detached. In
this central section We have smooth, finegrain-
ed. DOli6h06 brick q pf1inu opA which hA9
the strange property tpassing strange and quito
unusual in respectable brck) OF being trans
parent. In other words, by looking through the
tnho you may see anything placed in front OF the
op;est glass, the intervening Dsic8 notw,astand.
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BY GEORGE HUNEKEN.
viii be sold THIS AY 22d inst, before my Store. No
1S vendue Range at 10 O'Clock.
An assortment OF GROCERIES and DRY GOODS.
kLso,
variety Of SHOES, all sizes
10.000 Segars
Conditions cash. May az
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METHODIST FAm-The Committee Of Arrange
ments are requested to meet at the Hibernia,
Hall at S P. n. this day. A full meeting is re
quested, and punctual attendance.
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AUCTION SALES,

--..t dOOl tttIN CxII3tIhys-
~ . Nulss, Blsgsss. Carriages.
"a MeKA , CAMF8E1L4 si2
NcxtPost OMce. H6sel.stfcet,
WIN sell At Auction, TaIs p, D. Z 7. a' ~ ocaoe1''
ons o.s sa1ssis. sgssiss sasss z ssSa csssss ssss
Conditions cash. Nay =
0sd Bourbon RAs.h.g, c!a,ss {: ! :, sna Pepper.
WIN sell, THIS DAY ar 10 o,clock,
.ts.b csses waisKEY, "choioa Old B0u bon. 1888.
fs5 cases whaaey "old Bourbon. Oo.,ied BY Elliott
- cases whi.seS .Bsufbon whiafe5. bottlsd By
Udolph Wo 80 o. :.
cashs imported C1aret g: - -. ~.
bag London siited B4ca Pepper. -. !. -. IS
Conditions. cash. g.. May u
Balance Of Sm4v,s Gsock Dry oods, DC, DC.
MCKAY & CAMPBELL
VIII sell. THIs DAY, st 10 Go'ciock,
MUSTARD PEPPt 3. oheving and snoains Tobacco,
Agate Buttons oolorsd plain and fancy Tooth Brushes
Travelling Bags, Shr.s ., Sheets. Bed Ticka Gloves,
Scissor wnits HS,ts.y rns nysoaes SIoos
6G
Figured SILK and LACE MANTILLAe. Linen Coats
and Pants Bhawls Dress Goods, Orgnndio, Hwis9 and
Dotted Mnshn, BIsy Iinrna Linen Duck Pant Stufs,
shsenng stipeg Hollands Shirt Bosoms, Grape, &ci
&c. -
Twenty pair figured OEwIqDow CURTAINS
Twenty pal. figured Muslin window Curtains
And on account an ooncefned.
90 dozen assorted HOODS and 6HAKERd
Conditions cssh. t,5s4.A.l-l-,s May n
Rairbdnk Scale, Oop Peas, DO.
BY LAUREY & ALEXaMDER.1
THIS DAY. the 22d inst, viii be hold In store at
10 O'clock, ~. =. x Fss-....s
l 1FAIRBANK SCALE, in gooa order. weighing 2loo
pounds ~. ,..,,i ,.. -
10 bushels Cow Peas LII { ~
2 bbls Hams .--ss,ss 80
4 bbls Bacon strfpB' =ta, -. ssjss q, :
. bbs. Butt Pork pc, ...,a5 -. a. ..te. =
8 bbls Beef ~
10 sacks Salk 80 5 satss,.s ,-sl-s., - 3
pound packages ~ t,g:s
10 boxes fue Chewing Tobacco. ss' '.,-
Nnr1di ifinna cnah MAY "A
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22

UasA MAJoR-we call attention to e.. cry inter.
ssting bear story, published in to-dsy's NEWS,
communicated by one Of our subscribers on the
santee. We had no idea our swarnps were in
habited by such huge denizens. Formerly there
were bears plenty in this State but now it is YER,
seldom one is met with.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22

ACCIDENT At sEA.-The brig c. ". Ring, Capt
scorr, sailed from this port with cargo Of lum-
Der on Friday, the 18th inst, bound to Baltimore
Nothing unusual occurred until Sunday, the 2Oth,
at LsO A. NJ, when the brig wasrun into by the
steamship Entity B. Souder, from New York for
this port-the c. W. Ring losing her davit, bow
spirit, jibboon, p-gallsnt royal mast, had some
Of the stays injured, and sustained other damage
WAS taken in tow by the Souder, and brought to
this port. The accident occurred by dead reckon.
ing in about lat. sS.16, Ion. 1912
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22

The REMAINS Of Capt. A. T. ]. LAoosrE were at
tended to his last resting place On yesterday after
noon by large number Of sympathising friends.
Capt. LAcosTE was in the sixty-seVenth year Of
his age, and had been long known and es.osmod
By our merchants and shipmssters This city and
State must deplore his loss, for he had served
them in days Of trouble with zeal and devotion.