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The New York herald., 1866-12-16
utrAsTgHf If STEAMSHIPS YESTERDAY.

Eleven steamships lefs this city yesterday for Euro
pean and roastwisg pors.
Tho City o. Pans, Captain Kennedy, Of the Insnan
line, left p~r s5 North river for Queenstown and LIVER
,oci. n1on carrying the United States mail she has
s,ghtyd,. cabin passengers aud full cargo, consisting
of cotton, ctseAs bsco &C This Ia The lat steamship
which leaves this rcsl for England that win probably
arrive ID that county before Christmas, and heavy
sssrs bcen laid both FOR and ssarss her doing
tho Norsh Ccrwan iloyds' steamship Anercs, Cap.
fain . q hsyer, sn lhe Bremen p'rr, foot " Ttisd
nr.ei, Eonokeu, Tor lTe1sen va Southampton, " IN
ttry irst cabin, tsony second and hfy-seyen steer
80 - ssogsns shs h-a cargo principally composed
- cotton and tooacsA
iiie .i.smshr fVsa, - tho Anchor line, sdycr-
tsci 10 @avo Yesterday or Gassos, but ~ detained
unti Wednesday uaAt slc has cargo Of provisions.
&c
lno General Grant, captain v w. Holmes Of the
troMSoh Tine, ieit pcf 70 North river ter New or
hsns with twenty ave IA sets ~ aud nm sssortcd carSo
lhn hsiopc. Captain lamatie 81 the 6enetai lfsns
Ataaie CoutHay Aali tue between Nee York, Havre
Aua hrest. ase lru ibis p0r yesterday for Europe
ne NtshilnFtie Captain Bresker. OF tue Black STAR
Tine et pcr - Norh ,,cr for S-s Orleans, wthtweniy
pas engt,s aYJ Ass0rig4 ear9o
ib- Nornss Star Il ~. N~w York MAJ stesmshi y
sompsnt leii lief 80 Nettt nscs fnt S-- orleans Nb
s'V t"s"assw ahs a. tstfrts4 asisa
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OCEAN YAcHTlNe.

Challenge From New York Pilots 70 rho
World for $4,000.
That the interest in ocean yachting s on the increase
Is well evidenced by the following spunky cemmunica
tion from the pilots Of pilot boat J. d. Jones:-
TO THE EDITOR or THR HERALD.
NEw YoRK, Dec. IL, 1888.
In recent issue Of tho HERALD there was an article
renctng the New York Pilots which, ~ class OF
they not at all deserving Of and entirely
called for Now for the honor ofour boats through tho
assistance offered us hereby challenge any pilot boat
in the world, vessel In the New York Yacht Club
W. o"rss., ios s.ov .ne Isoo % 20 Dc.weon New
pilot boat In the world OF foresn nation and will 20
their waters tho conditions TO be equivalent for ex-
peses II We 20 on then waters. and We will pay them
II they como 0urA
PILOTS OF PILOT BOAT J. D. JONES, NO Is.
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The Manhattan, Captain Il. W. Turner Of the Amsr-
can and Mexican Steamship Company. LEFT pier North
river p NJ, for Havana, siss and Vera Cux with
thirty passengers and an assorted cargo.
Tho San Jacnto, Of the Empire line, Captain Love-
land LEFT pier Is North river for Savannah, with thirty
passengers and cargo Of general merchandise. &
The Francona left pier 80 East river with twenty pas
sengers and assorted cargo, consisting Of cotton,
ceries. sugar, &c, for Portland, Me-
The Quaker City left pier IA East river for Charleston
s c. with seventy first and cabin passengers and
full assorted cargo
tho Arbemsrle leh pier 20 North river, with twenty
passengers and assorted cargo. for Richmond, &c
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Aca-pe wess charged b. oaicer Pickett with having
namcsI of burglars tools In Their possession He ar
ma prisoners In wooster street. about Two ecck
IN the pxDruiag and On searching them the station
house = jimmy. together with driver and nns
hsSrSnont M skeleton keys found In thcr possea
slon> The prisoners said IN defence that they found
1e piece OF rom he jimmy, in the street, and that
- KEYS belonged 10 rooms IN their board ny house
iha -
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SALES AT AUCTION.
J. BLEEcKER. AUcrIoNRsR.


A. = stSsSESs gsSSssis sSsisaHsss cry LOTS
::i::.os% s yors q Ess; s.,s%sss = Ss
Jersey .na p.voci, s,a other avenues and Streets Maps
wAIpnoy AgcTIoEESr Ell =: BROAD
Wednesday az II o'clsck. Marble Bronze Orolu
Cuckoo Trumpet Clocks and Regulators also Broass
Ell :. r. 4 .ssso
on rhur.d.y at O'Clock second hand Furniture removed
b 1Gssno HGc4iGs HEdzsSs s4In 81 FINE LADIES' ,uHs
!. y1EE.e1sT XEs2sssnaS, 4ss SsS; S'aIos4 i n
the Central fs srooln 1a w0ush0' and
or Tan o1Dws4 Fss.B! s4tsEGs sEGs 2T 5E2GEr sE2fE
fn
dsa,.; sa.. ,ssr sss,ins sSs csps; s;. mssH,Ss;
Two Genet and one Polar Besr Robes '
BE as.: SA:
S ssn y WI FOR sf .s a S
and sold without reserve 70 close concern.
sskE kEEps AkT kIssf liz and 81. Broad
MzSsgTIcEsT sME cE TIE HIaMEsT CLASS
EUhOFGAN ANO AMEtICAN F1CTUksS.
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER win ee by suction.
the evenings OF Tuesday 18TH and Wednesday 18th Dec
At ~ o'clock. at the above galleries. by order Of N.
Knoeder. ESQ.,. tGompIl 4 Co., OF Pars). large and
valuable collection OF OIL PAINTINGS, which
Just arrived from Europe Among other celebrated artists
are tho '0'0"ins'- MISSIONER.
plsssan, Merle, Chnvet, Yichel
Castan. Anfrzy, Co0mans, DargelAs,
Fauvelet, Beranger Barran, De Jonghe.
DUSSELDORF SCHOOL.
sssss:::sss sss ,s:'a'' E:ssss.'s' Esss
rr0'' 'u0'' AxERfcxE Mcy SCHOOL. Lo' ana o'nsfs
James NJ. Hart, Csslear. Coleman,
BellOvea w. II. Beard Hennesgv.
W. T. Richards Geo. 1nness. Irving, others,
Of equal celebrity They win be exhibition FREE a
above and after TUESDAY llh inst until the
inss Of sale from SA NJ to6 NJ and until 10 r N.
evening previsus TO sale
ELEGANr BOOKS AT .AUCTIoN-LEAvIrT, SIRE.
~ BEIdH CO. ApctIoneers, !s Brosdwsy-Tnes.
o'clock =. N. each day The Private Library Of
seecion * Mastsa.ed. standard. Fine T.. and
Y Msccllaneous. works many Of them II superb
bindings. Thnrsday. Friday and Saturday. December
@ q and a2Grsst sale of elegant Chrsmss Books; by
from their large and extensive stock Catalogues ready
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

DAwNBROKERs, SALES, BY BELL : INGRAHAM. 81
New Bowsry-Monday, Mrs Cohen 90 Eighth avenue:
men and ClotAng Tuesday, r Harris lb6 Grand
.rsss Wednesday, A. Adolphus ~ Pearl street Thurs;
6ay Frankel No. Oliver street. Friday d. D. hoss' oi
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pAwNBROKER's sALE-ON TUEsDAY-wATCHEs
J. and JewelEy.--JAMEs A0AR will sell 1t q New Bow
cry o'clock COO lots Of Gold and Silver Waschcs Gold
and Diamond Rngs Pins Earrings Chains Opera Glasses
Guns Pistols Instruments and other valuable goods Well
worthy the attention OF the trade BY order Of A. j. Jack
The New York herald., 1866-12-16

r LoErRLRR or roNPRGsvTi.LE, STATEN ISL
~. and, has liss ptblshcd, aoum FORM q series Of
photographs Of CAusin Nountn scenery Each et con.
tans lfteen comprising All thu renowned places Of
this besutlful resort Mcsers ApPJErON. c. D.
fREDERlCKS CO. and SCHArsS have undertaken The
sale Of Them
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Sales q suctcn Of Real Estate, Stocks Bonds, h.
s's; 4 ;Si ssa
o. ,ssSS,.y December n 1884 1t O'Clock
az NiSTT xvEEJE :s:s .S: = ~ south Of riny-
i S sasss .srs easss
snd 4 SSoa w. r.
rsHs 9EETT G SS1s Gf @eFs.ss
iss north nom the eorsr Of street; sias
yys ssss..:s ssh & re % sses
Fl EEfa Ts: s
ss .nS S ~ ss s @
n street ssil Friday December Al 10Y O'Clock
. Nos 2s and 26 Canal street Of Broedway the
sSs s:s
, ,,cu SISTgISg z eLorH5sa, y a;
Stock 81 Msn. "a and Youns Clothing Il
1s
CHERITrs sALE-RIcHARD WALTERS AUCTION;
SIosd..y Quantity q srs ess: & Once % farnare Desk:
ana y sTesa.sy lsrss Iron ssss s!ss: -. "
CLEANERS ARAoo AND FULTON FOR SALE.
The above steamers VIII be offered for sale public
tion SATURDAY December "a 1885 at ~ O'Clock
q the Merchants Exchange Trinity Buildings by JOHN H.
DRAPER CO., Auctioneers.
No. Broadway New York, December II 1855
WIN. H. BEEBE AUcTIoNEER NO. . PINE STREET
w will sell ut public Tuesday, December 49, at
on The premises No II West street the Lease Good
VIII and Fixtures Of Dining Saloon has OF Msgee
ranges with copper boiler large cook stove with steam
tables and heaters With everything complete for cooking:
Cutlery CrOckery and Glassware Tables Chairs Table and
other Linen Beer Pumps. Bar and Furniture MI hay
Ing been used only two months; also of g. w. Dow's
marble box Soda Fountains with copper fountains and eight
plated Glass H0ders used only and In perfect
reserve.
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIoNEER-OFFICE 10
~ Chatham square sells Monday at 10 O'Clock, the
Stock and Fixtures OF the Liquor Store l Cherry
near Market fine English Beer Pump and Counters Paint
ngs Tables Chairs Curioses from all parts the world
Human Bones from the Catacombs OF Egypt, Bags!ee
Table one Pistol taken from the ship Bristol lost of Rocka
In lao Rlaaf andla fronn Rama n.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER-OFFICE 10
~ Chatham square sells Monday. at 10 o'clock. the
Stock and Fixtures Of the Liquor Store M
ings Tables Chairs Curostes from all parts Of the world
Human Bones from the Cataconbs OF Egypt, Bagstele
Table Pistol taken from the ship Bristol lost Rocka-
way beach In 1874 Also Blest Candles from Rome, DC
The New York herald., 1866-12-16

DAWNBRoKERs, SALE by r. FIELD, AUC-
J. tonser salesrooms lSo Pearl street. Monday mems
and women's Clothing BY order Of Moone 4 Kelly bIe
Second Tuesday women's Clothing BY order Of
+ Simpson Co.. l@ Bowsry. wsdnssday: watches and
Watches and Jewely. BY order OF }. B. j. simpson,
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
STEAMERS WEEKLY 70 fSfamifsa mfvaRpoo1. CALLING At
1.a,,n. ,,.r !, sorsR 2RuErNsT1%M; ryer 5. fo'isx,
vIRGIMA Captain Prowse. sails Saturday December a.
HELvETiA. Captain Thompson, sails Saturday Decem-
& ENGLAND, Captain Gr.ce. sails Saturday Janury5
PENNSYLVANIA, Captain Lewis sails Saturday January
Cabin passage. 500; steerage $50
or Queenstown, for e36 IN currency.
issued any amount payable .. any bank in
For freight and cabin passage apply at the ONCE Of tho
company 0! broadway -
and
r ". J. HURST. Manager.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coxPANY's
BAVARIA
VIM g. On s y1d States mA
HANBURG,
s.aSs 70. nssr @ g. and
90 30. payable in gold or its equivalent.
v The !, AIlsp4nni. I M vill follow Jsnqsry 81 MR s isT;
Is Exchange place. NY. No s Barclay street N. Y.
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- From New York every Wednesday and Saturday
Passage 10 New York and remnces 10 ireland England
WILLIAMS oUIoN, - Broadway and s. South =
CfEAx TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- The nras clsss is;,n iron On steamship
sail; WEDNESDAY,. y.nu.rys
p..,... = c.,,, From Pier s,cos ssa Past river
For passage apply o t'A0'' u 1Sn wrTIfsxs cu1oN.
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sEsTAuRAsTs,
TME LEcrunr srAsoN.

TRrsHnIN. sR0UsR.-coMY AND HEAR MADAM
j Annie Cr,tian Title lecture ireland. al Washington
Fal harlem. Drctitsr ~ AIS y A.. At Lyric Heli
ner Forty .n street and Bresiway New York. y~n.
brr ~ at y. ~. A. Cooper tnsifuts, Chrisimsn
Day, afsf w. "Dmli frci2nd Ireland IL Was. Poor
Ireland ireland a. u Isl rha Hbernlsn Republic ~
Ireland ia Fau". wilh Nrsic En& tecatsous. Prerf~nt
Roberts, Apfr@lw kmmetis Last Dying spsech.v
.'saanas oBueo W the bDuf Boy N Mlengal Nsda's,
General spsAr, =. 3
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A LBERT B. wALDRON AUCTIoNEER, 6l6 BROAD.
n wsv.-BYLANDT WALDRON viii sell at auction,
Thursday at II O'Clock Second hand Furniture removed
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]. BLEECkEN, AUCTI0NEgH
N. VALUABLE JERSEY CITY LOTS
A. J. BLEECKER SON co. win sail u auction,
Wednesday December H. At II O'Clock. ct the E1chan
ssiesroom New York. number Of Lots belonging 70 I
estate Of John B. Coles deceased. Hamilton squaI
Jersey and Pavonia ssd other and streets Ma
at n Cedar street, NY.
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nrsTH or TWO MORE or rHs VICTIMS
,he Two youngest OF the Sanford family boy and
tsncmen' house catastrophe on the corner OF rbrv
rer' ana second avenue, died yesterday In a state OF
great suffering The coroner has been notned.
The Idaho Characterization os ssc y.v..-
tignslon.
The sdjourned nvestgaion by Dr. Dalton on the psyt
81 the Board Of Health, the Idaho dsas.sr vas rs
@med yesterday at 900 Mulberry stree, M.ss,. F.,on
end Huny appeared respectively for the Be =, and N,
ssry Company About dozen persons were present
M. John A. Cross, stakeholder and director Of ina
company, was she art witness examined. m. ev,.
<sDce mainly sa,emcnt Of the crews and emplovs.
Of The company and the regulations under which ,hs
hOa,s were run The only change made by them in The
spIes since tho scrdept occurred order utrh,s
70 be placed the cabins Of the boats and life
she pASe.gers There was special INC ale for lower
hng the Mebczts on The ferryboats
no ~ h ssns Surnss ns ws sns'
nad been connected With the company.
Mr. Stweil tho piscs, who examined the last day
cf the investigation, recalled and testified that h
hsew there three pcce and had heard there were
Surpeces Of hose the boat the day OF the e under
svod there place attach the hose on the huryi
deck, aud would know where 10 attach Il In az
tnstanl u Ore occurred, but did moi oec u The
tine ~ his last examination.
james kcNe, the engineer In charge the time oI
ihe hre, vas next examined Had berc engineer foi
abe lat sx years; had all control the Brss en- but
@"~ urts uthuF NtfF NOV tompcAleu 10 Oney fus nff
duty was TO obey the pilots bell and the re,nsus duty
va 10 bring up the hose and attach the donkey
glns required; he had received Instructions
"a different umes from the engia~cr what "a
=" ~ cnscs OF IRE, hut could not rccolleoi
che date ~hsn he received them f was len 10 his
disfeop, TO do what he thought best he saw ths frt
srsef before he heard any alarm; he u BY chance
se ne was not looking out for Arc; dad think Il
nscessry TO keep lookout for rs the Gre the
ana Of The centre house towards Brpokyn told the pilot
Mfourh tbs trumpet the boat was on nrc: tnen called
s brennan and told bm 10 Set the boss ou but called
nn oack a. he was gcIns, seeing he could do mo rood
WIN y. S the ere spread ~ rapidly; the deck hand
brought 10 the hose; when no told the pilot the boat
On Ore he rang 90 stop and back her, and he did
e hose could be attached n three separate plac~s one
so.n below, one ~ The main and one the hurricane
hs water was forced into the boss by tho dsnkey
engine down below, when he told the frsnan 70 con-
secs NE hose on the main deck, alter bringing up, he
.sia have gone down below again 70 saN ~ donkey
nsne soina the distance from the main deck 90 the
ICY shoot ten feet through ths hstchway hold
g not necessary " have lsddss there;
psr the donkey sneise stayssd
Aa>mAsA ~ ~ Rsnuy-cas sbssv isw Streams
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAlLRoAps.-
Trains for Albany md Troy connecting with Sorhoyu
and Western trains leave ksw York Hudson
road. Thrieh street and Tcnth avenue and 10 A. NJ
and 3f5 $50 and Z. B and via Asrlcm Railroad T~en
sixh street and FourtL avenue St n A. n and l:15 r
The $50 y. w. train Hudson River will Sundavn
Sleeping cars attached 70 $50 and II r. NJ trains ON x
p. ~ train ~ also attached sleepas every day er.
ceptnG saprdsya witch y through Ogdenabura VI
X. W. and o. RRiir0ad. without change.
Sunday train uudscn RIVER Road New York 70 Pough
heepsie and return leaving New York at tO A. NJ and
Harlem Rosd Forty second 10 Millerton and
leaving New York ~ A. ~
WV II yANDRRBILr vice President
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A LBFRr r. wALDRoN AUCrIONEER, Sse BROAD.
wsy.BYLANDT WA!DRON win sell At auction.
c Cuckoo and Trumpet Clocks Regulators also
Figures and Groupe
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CLEANERS ARAoo AND FULTON FOR SALE.

-
The above steamers will be offered for sale at public
top SATURDAY. December a 1876 II O'Clock noon.
q the Merchants Exchange Trinity Buildings by JOHN H.
DRAPER CO.. Auctioneers.
No Broadway New York, December II 1S66
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,I'o MANUFACTURERS nF FIRE EsCArks -i,rI =
mates for III fruccn and crrctiop ef ne 49,
fatcorf pat the Nos. &s ~
@A Third asesuc s9nt ast crn~r v tv ~. s.,s
VIII be hy b dav before 1unany, ~ 80
ins. WA 4. nlRNEY g WIlilAm stIee, rooen -. ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

Also, Iadss;rs to state : fsw things regarding
Rev. Samuel Clark, father Of the Associate
Editor of the GArE, and Of Rev. George Z.
Clark, Of this Conference. He father
Clark held the first revival - Methodist
minister, ever carried on In this city. The
influence Of his preaching was at times, over
powering, and very many, by his eloquence
and practical preaching, wers added to the
church. The power Of God always seemed
to accompany His word by him. We often
hear of him through his old friends, and
have met many whose conversion was attribu-
table to his words Of truth. Truly Ibis
works do follow him. and in the great day
of assize, no doubt, many stars of rejoicing
will be in his crown, whom he will present to
his Lord and Master as sheaves for the heav-
emily garner. JOHN BURGESS.
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Church Directory.

wEsTNIEsrER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 70. s.
On Seventh street, bets an ard Blondeau Services
every Sabbath at IL .. AIdf b. Sabbath school
at9a m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at p. ~
W g CRaIa, Pastor.
EXCHANGE STREET NJ. Z. CHURCH-on Exchange
Street, between Third and Fourth. Preaching every
Sabbath at II n and at P n Sabbath School At
~ Pm. Prayer meeting on Wednt sday evenings
JOIN BURGESS. Pastor.
UNITED PERSEVERANCE street. between
Milan and B,oIaeal Services every Sab bath At IL M
and q p. m. Sunday schoolaaa a. N.
JANIS RRoTs, Pastor
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at II and ~
Sunday school a. m. In. CaIrfESDry Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at II a. m. Sunday
School "a m. r. HAssALL, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE N. 3. CHURcH-Corner o. Sew
enth and Morgan streets Preaching every Sabbath
II .. %. and ~ p. IN. Sabbath School At :. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings.
:. II. WARfNa Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST cHURcH-Third street, between
Concert and High. Sur day School az m. Preach
ing at II q M also at ~ m. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday at ~ p. m. 1T. wEsrovAa, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-His III street, between
rifth add Sixth. Services every Sabbath II m and
~ p. m Sabbath School At p m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evenings. GIoReH THAcnER Pastor
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New York Dry Goods market.

The following were the quotatiOnson Exchange,
May oath:
The market to-day is animated, and most
leading styles Of heavy cotton goods have adj
vanced from to 10 per cent.
Brown sheetings-Pacifc extra,22l; Atlanta,
q; Appleton A, 224 Oil Valley, 22t; Atlantic
A, %; Augusta, %; Bsoadway, %; Dwight A,
81 Indian Head, %; Nashua extra, 20; New
Market A, %; Salmon Falls, 22a; Sbawmut, 224;
Stark A, %.
Prints-American, l9c; Cocheco, zoe; Garner 4
Co.. zoe; Hamilton, lSc; London mourning. l6c;
Lancaster, l7@l9c; Merrimac D, 19l92oc; do W,
20GG22c; Pacific, lSc; Richmonds, lsc; Sprague's
frocks, zoe; Fancy. Ice; Sullivan, l6c.
Linen Threads-Barbour's standard, IS, IS
hanks to pound, 81 95; do 40 hanks to pound,
81 o5; e-cord spools, 200 yds, p dor, 81 50; 70
3-cord, 200 yards, 81 so, less discount.
Spool Cotton-Clark's 6-cord, 81 10; ]. p
Goats, 81 10.
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NIcE.-That's for wagon to stop on the
crossing, and force pedestrians through
depth Of mud, or else to wait while Mrs
Jemima Jones tells Mrs. Tabitha Brown,
whom she is delighted to meet, all the mar
riage, divorce and scandal news that has oc-
Cured recently in her community. And
then Mrs. Tabitha holds up for the admira-
tion of Mrs. Jemima the latest infantile pro-
ducton of the house of Brown and the color
of its microscopic quantity of hair, and it's
teething, and the CONFORMATION of its toes, and
its wakefulness of nights, and its resemblance
to papa or mama, are duly discussed; and
all this time the public is waiting on the CROSSE
ing, or travarsing the mud. That's nice
perhaps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

BLOODY AFFAIR AT ALExASDRIA.-We
we're informed by gentleman who came up
on the Eagle yesterday afternoon that
bloody duel occurred in Alexandria, few
minutes before the boat left between two
farmers, named Miller and Heacock, who ~.
side about five miles back of that place. 1t
appears an old grudge has existed between
the two for several years, on account of Ger.
tain things that transpired during the exist
ence of the rebellion; and meeting in Fosters
store on Main street, words brought on blows,
and from blows deadly weapons were fesorted
TO, and some half-dozen shots were exchanged,
resulting IN the instant death of Miller, and
the wounding Of Heacock. Miller, our in
formant says, made the attack. Both the
parties have large families. 1t is thought
that Heacock cannot survive, as he received
two dangerous wounds.
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ETC., they display their lamentable ignorance
Of female apparel, and utterly ignore the fact
that pantaletls are worn With the fitting
hoops - well q without them. In short,
claiming that lady has Is good = right 70
show her graceful feet, as man his great,
ungainly, uncouth appendices, We cannot see
why our much abused sex, since they must
wear hoops, should not wear in peace that
particular kind which Is the most graceful,
convenient, and in every way the most SER
viceablen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27
81. Lsuss Live Stock Market
From Republican Of the 25th.]

Cattle-Receipts continue to increase, ana
prices are not 90 stiff. Sales were rather light
this merning, amounting to but $50 head In lots,
1t from 81 tot. Yesterday afternoon 10y head
changed hands at the same range. There y
GOOD ,hippine demand, and number Of lots are
daily driven 10 the levee for shipment below.
Hors-Business is brisk. Yesterday afternoon
500 head we're sold 1t 81 to Q, and this morning
200 head more in lots, at the same range The
market appears to be stiff and well sustained.
Sheep--The market was steady with plenty o.
stock in the pens. Sales were 100 head in lots, q
81 to IS per head.
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known citizen, met with an accident yester-
day, by the falling of wall on which he was
ss work. He was badly bruised, and was in
sensible for time but we are glad to learn
his injuries are not so bad as at first believed.
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Mr. LEIGHTON informs us that all the iron
for the completion of the Valley road has
arrived at New Orleans and the road will soon
be completed and running to Prairie City.
Thus has the indomitable energy of this COM
pany overcome all Obstacles and they will be
the FIRST to send the iron horse into the Capt.
tai City. Honor to whom honor-you know
the adage. This company have won it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

We saw large amount of whisky asleep on
the sidewalk yesterday, and small dog was
barking very furociously at it.
There was what appeared to be man out.
side Of the whisky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

A new city slaughter house has been erect
ed at Bridgeport, near Chicago, intended for
the entire slaughter work of the latter city.
1t is two hundred and seventy feet long, one
hundred and seveIty-6ye vide, and three
stories high. II bias daily capacity for
working off twelve hundred head Of cattle,
two thousand hogs and one thousand sheep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

BETTER LATE THAN NEvER.-If your teeth
are going, and you have not yet tried the
+" Sosodont," as a preservative, try it now.
Abandon all other dentifrices, and give it a
fair chance. it is guaranteed to be as harm
less as water
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

THE case Of Henry Greneisen, arrested for
obtaining goods under false pretences, was
concluded in the Recorders Court yesterday.
Henry was bound over in the sum Of FIVE
hundred dollars