davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-11-07

fAlAA1C G01T&-
Rcettced NMskcJ, 80
p cent Z. F..-..... N..3
no, 70 T. cent Y. r. 2m
NoDnneahtaA y.A,B. As
kyeNhtskey tChtc.). 9.45
1sourta,n <lN ChIcAcu) 80
I11rG Spirits tpfoo4}. AS
Cologne Spir1tA IS
cHt .....--........ $ts9
chicago Gins ...*1R21.A
do l.rAntl!cs.s.31&S-m
do lanmB.
do IT, W!re.l,s5tem
do shy do. 100
do MalxSa.-1.1Sz..m
Ginger Wlne....,l..ala.m
Cherry W1nc....,.l.HI1-m
Blackberry yW1pe.2-5A43m
Raspberry EHe-45k33m
N. England Eum.-amS3E,
Penn Rye Wits
ktys..........---S@46,0
Eeptucey Dour-
bon nWhi4keya. .3&362
Ohio CatAwbA
TtQess..........@AAN
, 1866-11-07
Appetlzlng Properties ofthe Bittays

4 medicine that excltcs appetite without rso;aeur9
digestion Is aways injurious. In effect is tc impose
task OF the stomach which 1t Is unable to PERFORM sne
Of Its derendeass the uycr And the bowels The ope
tatlnu OF
, 1866-11-07

The following tables show the movement IN
produce Gt:tiH. the week ending November i
1ud from J4nuaIy 1st to dafc, With comparative
statistics:
.sEcr1rrs OF LEAqxSo ArT1c1zs At CHICAGO ron
TIE wEIK ESIESG NOVEMBER 3, AND PRoX JAN.
IAlY l z 70 pATE. -
, 1866-11-07
VOLLECTOR'S NOTICE-Stale ct IIli
J nc{e Cook CourtY. s.


y. B.-Parties Wishing to ASCERTAIN the amount Of
ther taxes OF TO hare them listed will please hand In
tie description OF thels property heore rst dag OF
December next no attention can be htyeu to such
listing after said d4y,
, 1866-11-07


ket Djkncd shade !ltn,cf, but closed dull Sales werc:
GD tn NJ nt 5oe l,N bu do At lsAc; tso0 ba No. i
Al 4sac eou bn Do At isXc 900 l,u do at isac 100
a,!te bn DO at +;ic-c.sing dull at ssc ior No. !.
RfE-etscl. I'd, 1,:eN bu shipped, 100 bu. Mar
werr: 1900 l'u No. at 1,9 bu do al ii q; i00
In do at 100 bu No. at f10 100 hu do 1t f1u
cIss!n: nj f1I .tti. .QG for No. i.
LEf-l:eccivei,s sssss bu; shipped, a0os bu.
Marke. Ass:tael ~ Ssse % ": and ?1ts on Heeted.
$50 bn do at IKE 1.s0 hu do At s2o bn do at
b: for No. :; DAElEY u sAsrlE-.M bu II sc on
, 1866-11-07

philadelphia Flour riIarket-Novembcr 3.
Inquiry from the home trade 1t IN advance Of GssSc
pss hT sass eomp'ise asoat lon95 hsls in lots IN
the latter rate for fresh ground from new
heat !ow Grades and f4ncY no-sh Eest extra MmiIy
- Sa5 0NI!.&5; Pennsylsanta and OAIo family It
So l5Go ard hncy brands At from si5l1lSi3 PSF
h'i "ccoFdlne to qnaty Rye tonr has aly snc>d I1
ms! t6ets J. fssy A!us doing We aup.e Psansylvaola
, 1866-11-07
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE CHICAGO
NiAHEET,

All fnlfs ~ Grain 5fporird in fafs 4uartet r-pcrs
pFfs4ed. ~
TCEaDAF ErES1E0 November G, 1856,
FIR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRKla IlTs.-Tbv following
t,C }ntIt tarit m the Enstrtn
, 1866-11-07
MfnaMnn1
A-n5I.M
9.E1aD.m
500


TCsspAr krES1S6. NoyenheT6.
The DEy Goods market presents no new features.
Trade Is fairly active, and The market steady. TIC
Gliltc:
, 1866-11-07

... TrEspAg EyExNs, Eoyembcr6. &.
The receipts 2od shipments during the past twenty
f1tF hoI: HPyn- ~"
, 1866-11-07
H0STEfTER'S
STOMACH b!TfERS!

will build up the strength and rrpair TIC Ganasa re-
ce|ed hy the constitution In conflict with tntamzaa
tori disease With more rapisr anu certainty taan nay
other medicinal stimulants.
, 1866-11-07

..NfsEAT-Kertiyed 9.slV bu snipped, io7 1Sf Id.
asfkst 44of,sfaisy sGiye ~a!hoat material
a.: :o!o nu do at s2slh; lao ID DO d t2sI ::
2Gs hu S9;2 81 *3: 20W " DO At f2D7. r. l.; lpe
~ % et solK 1900 bu DO 4 Eeoi 600 bu ID At
s?e9, n g. and !. "; 1I9oo BY ne:eet,d at 4 80
an4 % +? g 10, So:2inS =: and y. 8;
CORS-.Rccclrei. 5Gt5s5 bu shipped, IS 800 bu.
Market dull and lower salcs were COIN II s1oas
ooo hn Aol q xles 70 oo9 h9 % at sla3k 2oo0
{los; li40 BIZ do At l5Y IS hu do at {li so0
6n 10 af 5o1n hh 10 at ~ elo2 3io0 bu tlu n.
s. $1t6; f,W0 bu No.. at {loo 400 BIZ do nt DC;
GnLS fhLE1S noARD-tA09o hu No. l At *l.f6 EAE
, 1866-11-07
.FillR Arts.
NE GREAT PORTRAIT
OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,

Asssrs-, Tetnor d Fields bsve jast pohlishoa Mr.
Hx. Z, &k1aA4Ls ltne-engrzyod porttzst Of Aora-
ham Lincoln.
This portrait u tho larsett hesl cycr engraved In
thls msnaer. and II By far the best engraving
cu!ed In America has been msde tho subject ofthc
stroukcss Communications stom ali Who knew II. Lin
coin best. Among Lhcse rho hare pkooorncedn
UnriValled as q Likeness,
Asy te named
SENATOR scAarR.. VIC. RKEAsr.
VICE. Prre1nRST HAx1H, #. H. HERSpos, Ar. liz
sfcEkTAIf sFaS1oN. coins l4E parta y 70 frs.
Cu1KF JUSTICE CA1SIr 2EXAT0E TEuXBULE,
GkSEEA GRANT, SrExkKH CoLYAI.
GEORGE DAScroFT, RoHxRf r. LEcoLT.
This engraving Will be cold only by subscsipttn.
Agents v Antcd tor ia sale c1eryxhcee to whom no-
esal terms will be given.
PRICES:
Artfai'h Proof {timited to 500. LOO
1nosa 10OD
, 1866-11-07
CONN EECIAL,

Tuesday EVENING, November 6, 1866.
The following tables e:uw The receipts ana chip
-aeE1s Of produce during The past twenty -four
hours:
, 1866-11-07

T,OLLECTOES OFFICE.
~ SLATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY or CQQE-S9
Err EpllECTOt's UFYtcx.
Cox o<ENHqrsK, R4CI No. I{{

t,1kx. NA4 4-A0Ot V<vQ0Tf l3k. J
nohc notiet henhr Eitea taas lhe Dilox1ex e.
a.ftGn, 70 Wit: * - ee''
xaIrsct No. ~ Wee+-D.,ed oct ?. !ses. aat ~.
eaeu lot TIE collection ctA special - irai le{1sIf
Mf constfIcunE sidewalk on The p1rlh stte oi
streat. A'~~3Ns '"eeN "4s- enioop
Wa!rant No: ~, West-Ds:.1, ucs, :, ISIS. and IL.
scea fa7 tAe colelsion Of sptr1I levied
MANI *krtet. between Hood sfreet md Lauifns
Warrant No. ..e. wes.-1aic4 Oct q 1ss; a,,,l ID
iea EF TIE collection o. tfecal n&;s,.
!oI Issutunca sidewalk the soath size Of Tyl1r
t&rSss. fetEeen LOBBY st:te: a.r4 IL,yae siyrs.
Mass3a5 No. ss9, Ncst-Dated Dct- T. lS5i md t..
fueG ioE the Collection Ut ccsl as*es-sltu levcl
street. s '44NA ~'~pao
Warrant No, 70 Ws4t-Dated pct y, 1856, and fssnea
Lo1 tEt collection ol4 special yIt,t f1t
tlact.rE sidewalk on the encth side OF IasE ayenn
ee5@esn Lsar!tt street snd Oakley street
,an AtlAnt ,So. - Nest-pxted oet> p 1851 ant,
ISSUED tos ths collection q tcal Levied
lof conkunctlcsa ttdewAlS en- tile north side ni NM
ayrnue. -00 " --'e'A
Warrant No. 81, West-pa.ed Oct> q. ,sSi anil
sste. Tor fIc collection Of ttecA .srstcat tyit,J
70 MaSe up defciency for suIhinC. lun Aul paving
CaEA strrtt. 'om Lake 70 Madison ssrsef.
Warraat No. Isl West-Ustet &Act. a. 1866 aut
~ ~ 1he ot special assess ent ievie.
t11set, tfun Adams 10 Twelfth street.
AL pstkoEs Interested in said assessments arc re-.
qpGSttd TO make IInfItat1 rArueEt at nv Office In
cttaut Of sacs payment the said a>:esse,ts ~tl ns
Sotcied At the cors and Of tx. pv:.,n. itabe
tnesrioI. stE il. a. H. uEALD- City collector.
, 1866-11-07

~ Ilirots, County Of Ceok-aA
es sfaots Z cas1ss s.stst 5ss sesEs M Mnss: Is
Fpn!ie nottes t. hsreby sty:n that The owne DC
ccn ~ nave oetn nltced IN lus hand f1 col
snsa Masfaa; ,s 1: So oes s..h 1851
f.: aeconsttucdng sidewalks on the streets nagI bs.
Warrant No. H. Sorth-pase Oct sl:,, 1sf6, sna H.
sot1 l9s ths selsytlon q atpscia FOR
e .aa az ts:' s:s e Centre
~, Warrant No. ~ Norss-Dased Oct. ss,a IsE, ant IT,
sds sis4 e.
Waisanf sssf5 II IL hs!s @ s'rs r.;
81! for tne collection Of special a-sest1eni rsifSr
ohee ssrcct. betn cen AownaNk street a.d sedswcS
Warrant ~ so.t,+pssca Oct. 2.,h. ,ss and t,,nea
ior thGelecttGu of +G*la asd.sn,e levied tos cot.
sttucIinE =ldrwnlG on thu south SIDE ot Asylum
Warrant s So1thNDa,ed nct M a;; s1;; III nd Issued
eSf S sSsessn .s 6 tpse1a ~ T q.
sss%s sesHS 9Eehsl,l stfes. an lislsed
sue iSr lie coccioa 81 spessi Is n ~ aei
1T rs eonsfsesn slds%sk o. the nosth slc u Sos1h
Warrant No. y. Sorth-patcl Oct. a.,l. isss. AMI,
s o. bSsl sdss i IeSc ss,s.
XII pessans m1sx sfss, al y, cs1tFs ,s3 , st,s
g s9sn to aS; a e:s
E ;ns s a
COLLECTORS NOTICE.-State ol
~ Illinois. CeGnty q Copk-.s:
corr5 iloesT, ca.ssso. vuete oe;e'sF @ s:!e, III.
rnhlic noec IL hereby Given thas THE following ,,a
ccitss hs'e e.en placed IN ms hants Tor
wss1aa; So. ii. sou:h-Da,ea Get. s.tn 1856 and Is
foT niIe. s1al!as pianlias couea Place dom On
t';ses 3 asss1i sissf Oct . , and
t. Fl ~ as9ns sa Fl s n Wss
rom Michigan avenue 70 WABASH a1enue, cisy Ct ch
H.r~,r. X, tne eo,+,x r..., ~. o,., ,,-- a..
, 1866-11-07
dI1atchfs altn Armclrp.
~ REAT WATCH SALEl
~ cNTnTFoPELAR oyE-FRtCK FLAS,
Giving every Patron HaoisoEe and lleltaa.c Watch
for the Low pliee Of fen D3llart
WITHOUT REGARD 70 VALUE,

partially silsHu.E '@''
J. HlCELtSC; q Co.. Manutacturegf, l4D Bros l..
way, New fosk Clrs. wish 70 immedlafsly dispose Of
H. above magnificent sotk Eefslncatet n.Rin: ths
Hntcrs entitled the:artiels oaei III .r GER
uGca:e mon payment of Ten Dollars. Ehehcr It be
Of certificates entities Il, the article nsneI
thereon. 1pou payTen Irrespective OF is WORTH and
tlfcate It will At oace BE- seu that th!s Is Lottery,
hut AstsathtE1r~ard, legitimate tyansscto., which
may h participated in bT the LasttApus.
q single rertl,cate will be sent hy msl ross-pk&d,
upon receipt Of q cents, I've for H. eleven for T. thtr
valuable prcm:uEa ii. 40. one hnnlrei and rao;t
reto watch for a. 70 aseat. 2! tnosa w!h1t: en-
business da.y aa:asl1 ny .ae G9ve1n-
Address !: u. nlCkL1SG co Manufacturers,
81 1AH bsoAdx2y. AtE York u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

~ = ~ I<S% lkss smszssf Tt tksE psss
honey often has, md will neeelly agree with
those who cAaAoS <ss che lstxef with impuni-
tn. ANY desired favor csn Be sdded 70 It.
gAllhougA no trqe nAHbsirealissd mfn.
dsHi1g Boa to op1 tbi3 uixture inlbdsl
! Of asses fhe sh61esk AaIlchopk lin Nd
seasons or in districts where honey is pure,
so secure in this way choice specimens for hil
table,
AIATas IL. a!asS Toas;L
unfrequenty made by farmers is that of un.
dertaking more than their capital will war.
and 'ps antip Of cunivatiol th9n bn the qusn.
ltity IF land under tiihge. Tx man has q
large capital he can employ strong force,
and has he the capacity and industry to di.
rect extensive operations, he can cultivate .
large farm, perhaps, to profit. But if he has
only q small capital, and is mainly dependent
on biz an lSh11 he mould KDit III sopera>
tions accordingly.
This error Of undertaking too much often
occasions the waste of many good things, the
value of which, in the aggregate, would
amount to good profit on the whole capital
invested in the farm, if the waste were avoids
ed = ForwAnt of the farmer ID Often
Obliged to sell at low prices and buy at unfs>
vorable times. This, perhaps, leads to q
failure, or at least makes life uncomfortable,
when thessue knowledge aadssHsgies on q
smaller farm would have obtained complete
success. Of agriculture.
vAEfREsLIss--This ancestral dnekn made
as follows: Alter pressing honey from the
comb take the residue and pour over it boil
ing water; after stirring it well, draining and
skimming IL till clear boil nuntl il is strong
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

NOR SALE. A desirable residence In
Hamilton, III. consisting II IL s,ory Frame aoasa
with lot and half ground JSll ssoched with fruit
aDd shrubbery: goodeistrn stabis end other onttud
ings The above sdssrabiy locstei In the pies
ant part of Hamilton and 10 for sSle eheapor will -
ged for simifHr properly "a keoknk
Enquire Of is WM FULTON.
% ait Reai Estate Agent
sjyl3d No 81 Main Street, Eeokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

A DOUBLE one story Frame Dwelling
n Hcuse, containing fix and csIlsr full Lot
good ~. water. and frame stable situated on Bank,
between Let and ID streets. En9nirs OF
WI rULToN
jylo-d Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

EOR SALE.-Eighty acres OF improved
Il land Charleston, Lee county, Iowa. Good i'm
provem-nts thereon Price SIS per scre-very cheap.
Good title. Enquire OF wN. FULfuN.
dec294 q Heal E.tste Agent. No 50 Main Street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

OF Z and 80 feet on side of Lot 8 in Block 81
with Cottage Dwelling House and other improve e
rneRts. Third and High Streets Title good En-
qulre Of WM. FULTON,
Apf24-d = Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-21

s0Ts D. 10, II. u and 10 feet % side of Lot g.
i 4 Block 81 with ~ Octagon Stone Dwelling Heuse,
Containing AlAxan large ssAi ystis
rooms aud closats lso brick stsbls sn4 wosA Ap1ses
Tti@ rod Esquire OF w FULTON,
srr9hd % Heal Htate Agent.
The New York herald., 1866-07-13

such IL th- eIpercDee % h0ussnds Few soyey cnnas
hsaah To What docs tla orssonNi invalid stfrbu.~
hi. cpdn' Not 70 hru.r ~ ~ lsya
tb@ bamr th~ claafr PERHAPS ~ = ton hi - ff
~ TO damp ~ 40 Dry, ~ top variable hat does -
he pfnl.f " f0fTY hs consultation snt tf
against the extremes And changes ~ uheh hs
No lie says Tarhaps that ooh f8n ra4li
surh heat nah tnfetit 81
tuits VIII. ths q o. isssr 10 The great tgH u
prfvruNyT whtrI. 4l u
~ least quAdapis the ~ BE system frtwi 81 a
tsrual tat suf y pg4 dis 49, hOaiH hss
CILEHA THO afuMACI nltf1ta,, taksa fKlua aiy . I.
sorilgg = The sirre0ns will stengAeH ihe \.
brace ne ih~ liver and fsgWlsts ant ngw
tue whoie aniuai ehnefY ttat un system, lnst~S ~
being thH ~ ths ursthef snf Habit - ~
10 syery ehAuge ~ efHfer.fure. ~t ~ ~ ~
and aluacst " taste fnrBrulS !,
10 - ths preventive prnspie tat fyhfkFfNKn mr. t.
their great foVuiAryn ha Wet laiea. DffuJ 49,.
RIGA aud ANsiFAls
New fork egcs. W Dry
The New York herald., 1866-07-13
THIRTY-NIHTa CONGRESS.
First session.


WASHINGTON, July IA, lsvo
Nnn-0cEANc oAsAL sAvr8Auos.
rHE CHAIR lad before the senate . report from The
of the National Observatory on the sub
ect of canal navigation between tho Aan
tic and Pacific II relates to the rsthrnus route
II was ordered 70 lie on the table
LAsp RAILROAD rrRr~rs nsasarrf
Mr. PosKRor, trcp) Of Kansas, reported from the Com.
mitee on public Land. sibn V est.nd tho State of
Mississippi for years the benefit Of granting
land FOR railroad purposes and called for s immediate
objection being mado by Mr. Eprrsr~, trep) u VI,
u goes over
r~rs oy srorsrns 70 crrrar~ vn~rrA
Mr. HowE trep.l OF Wis, from tho Committee on Com
merce reported the House bill deciarztory of an act en-.
titled ian act authorizing the Secretary Of the Treasury
registers 10 vessels in certain approved
February 10, 1so6 which vas PASSED
Rssos.rnsscs AGAfssr TN. rASuv mi.
NT JoHssos, dem q Nd. presented remembrance
against the provisions Of the Tariff bin Affecting their In
forests, which was referred 70 the Finance Committee
me rsRvy nLL
The TarE bill wa received from the HOUSE.
Mr. rs.ss~brs, trep ~ Me- move ~ take up the
nil ust cprne from TIE House and that II b printed snd
referrsd IN the Finance Committee
Mr. GRsss rcp) OF Iowa. movs 70 amend that
motion % that tho bill he referred the Finance Com.
tiss with Instructions 70 report the second Monday
NJ CoSsas irsp) Of Cal hope tho Senator vn
Withdraw that motion fcr the present. II vill necs~an
y Lead 70 DISCUSSION and hope the bill iozs called ap
M ys.ssspss-u, Pr-s1dss. n shIs IN 10 "a b "a
fsred 70 the Committee for consideration, n very i'm
povsant that n should bs done Immediately The quss.
Mr. csss-I don't know, Mr President thst Il
would bs In order for me 70 dscuss sbe general merits
Of this hill ruch motion ~ - pending and have
no disposition 10 DO even N u In order but
Wish v sohnt oos ~ ,vo obssrvssious Ia conps~tor
With the rosinn I have fnafe We in the eistA
month n ssfs Is~ An2 y iasos ws ~ q V9axSssA
The New York herald., 1866-07-13
Fire In Third Avenue. YorL.i,i..

ARREST oy TWO sss ON -usricios ARSON.
On wsanesdAy night iast. between eleven and twelve
o'esok, Ore very suddenly broks on; the grooery
store kept by Walker K-aick a. No 35T Tnrd av.-
nue. near Eighty .nnh street Notwithstanding tho
the store and back pretty much all de-
stroyed Lors estimated stock and IN abonS
$500 insured for 800 In The stuyvessnt inrurxnos
Company. Tho DANA done 81 the building
about 5000, insured. After the nrs extinsus
Captain Hutohings from certain facts coming hts
knowledge ordered the OF the proprietor.
store suspicion Of settling nrs % Il. They
ooriingiy taken into custody and In tho monning
v~yed before Justice Connolly who committed them 70
prison await Fifo hsxsnais Investigation, which,
will tate place three 'ecok this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1866-07-13

HftnSS tFrrty, FFNftT BN0TNEKN00f 4
Ns~ Yywx. Jsiy "a lsss
~ TIE sanmsry u ne-r 10 700, pNy~r y his date
vAsaxrsph spp~ss ssans that ne Nre-s = yssn~. AZ
phsss % Boston, on N iIsa inss - sat n y
shnet, sss - the aspssoss ~ uss Robegts ~ih9 n
ns Ssn~o2" J have 20 inform y0s thsi fhs p@sw,n
referred " y nss ssnsier a ps gsnisn nrssbsrssos
heithef h~ ne sny opnascttpa rfA 1e asTssf1Mygp o.
ssy o~eal espsty On ~ sorissgv sbs fseo,ks shg~
hsi, 10 bAvfng afli~a hlwef vAh 10 t@fivs 80
~41enaefe4 - nneh - n~ rpssY - ne irah ssfis ~
ns formally cot ~ W sts Ne1erS 1ar4g~ " ih@
i"nsn bfrthsTfyy1 bid v ftl.s.fg q y,s-sksr -
rATMfU * Mkt8NN
geN#tHs sF X ClN a siFs Il ~
The New York herald., 1866-07-13

RATIFICATION or TUX CONSTITUTIONAL AaEsp-
mssT BY THE SxsArE-so QUORUM OF Tma
HoUsE.
NAnvrfIH July II. Ises
Tho State Senate haz passed resolution rA,fying tho
constitutional amsndment by vots of fourteen ar
There is no quorum of tho House, II Ii repor-A
that several a~eno hive been arrested by order of
House. II is bcoved that intense opposition the
ncaton tends discourage tho Assembling of quorum
The New York herald., 1866-07-13
Death or an old settler.

l-bo
Captain Jasper Keller of oldest aud
respected q, died In ta city this asfBo the
age Of eighty nva years lie closely idcntnei ~iih
tie forwarding business for RsyeHty yasrn tho
yenr 1900 and captain of ibe ti0op Coat.
d-nca which ran between this city and hss Yorh for
tho transp0ratlpnof passTngorA What ID romark a.s
Ia his life 4 that he sick day ubtl ~ thin
the past and d. tho nrst q hts family
do His VITA. ~ho u elghiJ three ycua Of age, and
ninn chldrrn are surviving him.
The New York herald., 1866-07-13


siI Buildings and . Railroad bridge
Burned-Loss 1000, ,O0O-Ths Fire suD-
posed 60 Have Been the Work OF ..
Ineendisry.
PnLADELruA, July IL, 1900.
Ths afternoon most disastrous Ore broke ous In
Frankford Among tho buildings consumed Brtgu'
print and dyo works, which q total loss They
situated ON tho corner Of Orchard and Tscony Streets
and were ono Of the largest factories tho Twenty.
third ward, employing several hundred hsndsl
aud valued at s4oo, 600 Five dwelling house,
were also consumed and tho Trenton Railroad BRIDGE
Frankford creek situated the Briggs MIL ana
built OF wood. vas entirely destroyed.
After the breaking out OF the flames man waa do.
tectcd setting nrc TO another mill in tho vicinity which
confirms the suspicion that tho Ore the OF an
incendary. general alarm throughout tho city wss
ordered by Chief Engineer Lyle by ringing tho
House bell but through tho boxes located the dinsrcns
enpno houses
SECOND DESPATCH.
Later acoounts tho represent that tho loss VIII
be e. 600 600 OF which $500 900 VIII fan on buildings
and machinery, and $500 600 stock. Tho mill waa
known the Taoony PRINT Works of Aaron s Llpp,s-
cott and covered two and half Of ground aud
employed three hundred hands
The bridge of inc Trenton Railroad Company close ny
was only slightly injured. and not destroyed pro
yiOiisly reported
The entire works comprlacd from twelve TO Gftsen
buildings. Tho main bni din In which tho IRE orp-
nae three hundred and lfiy fact long by nfty 81
Wide Tho amount OF tho Insurance - not yet ascor-
tanned
Two prcvois attempts nsd been made to nre tho
Tao ny werka The establishments the laresss
south OF New England Among n" stock la 70
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The New York herald., 1866-07-13

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The New York herald., 1866-07-13
BANKING IN JERSEY.

A Novel Why or Doing Businsss-Aiieged
Gigantic Fra uds-FAise Certificates Of
Deposit Issued-wail street Again In
the RinR-Merchanisa and Business Me N
Generally Dcfraudcd or Thousands OF
Dollars. sc.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-08-18

RULES o WARM WEATHER.-ln an ex--
change we find the following rules laid
down for the government of people 10
these hot days:
l. Never do today what you can put
off until tomorrow.
2. Never trouble yourself to perform
what you can persuadefsone one else to
do for you. ~--'A G['
3. Cultivate the acquaintance Of the
proprietors of soda fountains.
4. Don't attempt wearing out any of
your old winter overcoats ; the coats will
stand it longer than you can.
S. If a man insults you, forgive him
and pass on +; fighting hasn't a refrigerat-
ing effect.
6. If angry, count ten and keep cool
I. Don't allow yourself to be persuad-
ed into running footlraces. .iti
s. Avoid sunstroke and cholera :; they
are not healthy.
8. Shun night dews and morning dues ;
the former are too cooling and the latter
too exciting.
10. Don't wear tight coats OR tight
boots, or get tight.
II. Don't get married.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-08-18

AWM on WonEE--During the wa-
saystbe Day Book, the Roman Catho1;,
Sisters Of Charity in the Border States
ministered to the comfort of Confederats
and Up~ion-seidiers alike-whether ~
hospital Or camp: Their Christian ednc.'
ton and training prohibiting them from
making any %distinction. Now the Rad.
Gals ont in Missouri have placed ,unda,
arrest some Of these sistersfdr not taki,ss
an oath substantially affirming that tbeS
have peyer given aidgor cpfpfort to a.
eneny-ia other world, that the Aysr
gave a cup. Of cold water ttq =, dying.
Southern soldier that they never cooled
his fevered brow, never wrote aletteff a.
him .toshis friends, or relatives far, awav
never said q prayer for hin. on his 2ddy yins
bed, never, 10 short, did any sctaof Cbfjt,
tan kindness to fellow mortals in e..
tremest distress. OF. course the nuns
spurn this OATH, and have given bonds
to appear. and answer 1t the Circuit
Court Of Cape Giradeau::o Asithe Raaic,a.
seem to have pretty much The, control 81
the Judges and Jury ALT, Viii Unhappy
Missouri, it would not By atT9ft Durpri,.
ing if the Sisters should Be found eui.
ty, and be dealt with accordingly. Al
Methodist, Episcopal, Baptist and Pres.
byterian Ministers lave been sent to iiail.
why should Sisters of Charity escape?