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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

Owing to the slim attendance It the Copr,
q oose last Tuesday evening, mainly attribu,.
o's' no doubt, to the very shor. notice of IN,
meeting, 1t was deemed advisable 10 take =,
action until future meeting. Tia co-r;.
tee therefore respectfully asnoupe. ,b., H..
Will be Des Moipes River Br;d,. N..,;a.
'as nopss n this city, on Monds,
evening octoher 18th. 1867, II !. o'cloct
=. ~ me. ~ ne COMMITTEES will make thei,
.epo' .ne merchants, mechanics, bushes,
men, professional men, in shor. e.ssy man Z,
sae c'v' ana = many Of the citizens u Cl.rl
oeun',' NO. = iss' 40 interest IN the objec,
OF the nsstaa ~ rsspscefsik invited : =.
tend. - ~
~ order u ths Cenni,tss. So
w. T'sssanAs, CIR.
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New Orleans Market.
By Telegraph SfT okLrIEs, Cot. Is,
Tobacco-Actiys.
Cotton-Low niddiing ies export s24 bslsa.
Flour -Bupysut In sciiye demaLd; supsr 80 Il;
choice extra ia 50.
Oora-Narket nearly haze stock rsmsi~ihs held II
81 90 d IL
Cats stock reduced: prices advanced.
Moss Pork very duh ~ GAS.
B scon-- Unchanged.
L.rd-Prims .is,ce 14L.
Gon-i5.
ktsriiss Exchange 23l9i 90. New Cork sight IL
change ss0H premium.
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stock MARKET.
By Tssgraph.l NYv YoRx Oct 70
Government stocks quiet and shade better closing
strong. Ccrpons of 81 liz. eoups 81 ll2b: do 81
t6S0k; do as l0ads do loTgss; DO t67 1c7ss;
10 20, 1905 s-sos 10.
stooa' qast closing dull, American Kxpssn ss11s-;
usited stste. 81 x; o Il so zs<; 33Is1N: fc
ii2@sI; Brio 125s =. Pleading aj11; 1910 1S2. q
I s64e5sNw 473ss IS do pfd esssS; Wabash 3s,s;
\ log .s1e 4;Ns 7sxa7e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

kfOk SALE.-Lot Q Block "a, on wb;ft
ha tso-story Briek Dwelling House with n,v,
rooms, cellar estsxn we'll, and large number f,yf,
ana othef trees This property 10 In due order an
being located on Bank. between 2d and nd .tre.,,I
vsry conssnisct 10 business win be seld at ba, H.
Title good or no sale. Enquire Of
MAYS IL n TFN-EycR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

NeW xorK Marksl.
D. Telegraph nav YoRE Oct. e.
Fiosi5@ TO- better for Oh rpfrg grades othsr brands
dull.
Whsat-2uiet q % ~ II for No 2sprns; - IS No l.
upward tendency.
Rys-tirm 1t II B5Ds7 for western.
o.n-More active end 6rm. At s1N0s2 for western
c,rn -Duaier; 81 IS s43ts for good to prime mIxsd
western.
Pork-DuT. nth declining tend ney kaiss Of ,ooo
bbs nsss q al feG 81 cash. regular.
Bef-Msss active, without cha 70 Of price.
Out heAis-Dual ana .sssaD.ea.
Bacon-~cderaisy active, with pricsa kighily In f.
yor os buyer.
Lardlrn At 49, * for fair to prime steam kettle
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

IN 10 Woeh l8, on which 10 q -four story trIst
- metal roof building, ~ By 30 and a store iounds
non OF 10 b, 20 on the bal ~ the lot This prot
" knoxh ~ the Arcade building. aud IL situatt ~
tbs enrnet ot lst and Main ssretts aid viii be tte
about onehslf what the improvem, Dts eo,t Hrttset
soon, will be rented FIR tern 81 years TIL, IA,
no sale For further Information address
mAyio HB TFs-yycR
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mnwauese AsrNet.
~ legrapi j hiisAuxnH. Oct 70
flour-Dull: Xxx $40 0aalo So country do 3aD7s;
q ssDssl2
Mheat-weAk:sl oS far No !; No . 81 H.
cas-Irresulsr; q &c for ko2.
Coru-Firm II " tor No
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vNOR sALE.- One X lots, on the corner OF nh Al
L MORGAN Streets, well fenced and ornamental tr,,,
'front.' sDd side walk ON both AIDES. Price 500 cath
Title good or nv sale, Enquire u
aprA II. D Tgs-ETCA
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FOR SALE.-Eight acres Of choice Gf,y,
lsnd about half Improved aud ip fruit, the bal, q,
Mnbss SOD al under frncs viii small Frame parl.
Hoes - -. scene This land l. situated on the ~
q The krer y Illinois, sud directly opposite nv r,y
Price u ,o0o-a part on time.
knqulge If HR TRNRyfw
iuuele
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

BRIDGE MErrIso.-ln yesterday morning 8
issue We published call of the comu;,,ae
Tor Des Moines River Bridge Meeting. 10
be held at the Court House, ia ,hi, civ. on
Tomorrow evening, at y O'Clock. The i'm.
por'ance of bridging the Des Moinea river =,
such point as will hes, secure to Ksok.k. mo.
only the trade Of Clark county, but Of . lars :
por'ion o. Northeas, Missouri, cannot be too
highly estimated. The mechanic. N. ~,
chant, the manufacturer, the laborin, mo,
the professional man, the property holde, ~
short, every man residing in the city, or H.
expects to reside here, is deeply and yit.,,v
interested IN this movement, a. are sl,o IN :.
citizens of that portion OF Missouri, who do
their trading At Keokuk.
we understand that the COMMITTEES h.,.
sgreed upon location for the BRIDE. and
will report to the meeting. Then IL, .v.r,
citizen of keokuk attend the meetinv II,
As many Of the citizens of Clark cou,., :.
can, attend the meeting. Push on tho eood
work. keep the ball rolling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

We call attention to the announcement Of
this hou'e on our first page. These gentle.
men ave now been long established in bus,.
ness here With constantly growing trade.
They have considered the wants of the mar
ket aud prepared themselves to supply them.
ihey have large and growing city Al d
country trade. They keep full stock Il
n's' class goods. Ia Their Dress Goods d, :
par'ment may be found everything tina, 4.
new aud desirable. They keep their stock
constantly replenished by fresh arrivals of ii
reasonable goods from the Eastern market.
lhey have facilities in purchasing equal to
the BEST aud are therefore prepared to sell
at the very lowest figures. They solicit.
through the columns Of the GArs CRY. !.
share OF public patronage, to which they are
justly entitled, and which they will r.cs;,a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

Arty., August I'D, 1857 Joseph Evsss'
private Co. K, 9Th q. 8. Arty., Aug. s0th,
1867 IF. @. PuiS, private Co. Z, 9th o. :.
Arty., Sept. Sd, 1857 I, Jacob Fillman, pm
vass Co. K, 9TH Y. 8. Arty, Sept. Oh, lso.;
Wiuksn Gamble, Corporal C.. j, - ~ =.
Arty., Sept 9th, 1857; james ks,ao a.
private Co. <, 9Th U. 3. ATty., Sept otn'
1867; Michael Ravley, private Co. &, 9th
10. 8. Any, Sept. nh, 1867; Bssvss Maj. J..
Sim. Smith, Asa. Ssrg. U. s. Army, Sept.
9Th, 1857; William Batemaa, psivsts Co.
&. 9th U. $. Arty., Sept 10Th, 1851; Geo.
W. Allen, private Co. x. 9Th y. 8. Arty.,
Sept. ilsh, 1857; George Fredsricks, private
Co. X Oh q. 8 AIRY, Sept. l2sh, 1887
james Nagro, Ssrgt. Co. K 9th U. 8. Arty.,
Sept. 18th, 1857; william Burse, private
Co. X 9Th U. s. Arty., Sept. 18th, 1867
Frederick Retnhart, private Co. 9th U. ;
Arty., Sept. 18th, 1857; I'd Lieut.. Solor
Orr, Co. NJ 9th U. 3. Arty.. Sept. 18th
1867, Master Henry Smith, son Of breve
Major Smith, Sept. 10th, 1866 Michae
Reardou, private Co, NJ 9th u. s. Arty.
Sept. 10th, 1867, Henry Wilson, private Go
NJ 9th U. s. Arty., Sept. 18th, 1851 Thorn
- Gsfney, Co. II 9th U. s. Arsy., Sept
10th, 1867; Mrs. Brevet Major Stone, wife
Commanding Ofiicer, Sept. 2ist, 1887 DIS
per Beldin, Suffers Clerk, Sept. I'D, 1867
Amos 3. Wagner, private Go. X 9th y. 8
Ar,y., Sept. 22d, 1867; Patrick McKesue
private Go. !, 9th U. s. Arty., Sept. I'D
1857 /; Daniel Benton, private Go. l, 9th U
s. Arty., Sept. 2sd. 1867; Henry Schultz.
Sergt Co. N, 5th U, $, Airy. Sept. ZSd
1867 Vim. Mills, private Go. &, 9th U. )
Arty., Sept. 2ai, 1867; Michael O. l.augts'u
State prisoner, Sept. 2sd, 1867; Vim. Fra
sier, privrte Co. l., 9th I. 8. Arty., Sept
23d, 1867 Christian Wagner, private Co. d
9Th U. s. Arty., Sept. oath, 1857 Dame
Meenann, private Co. II, 9th U. q. Arty
Sept. 25tb. 1867 Lieut.. A. N. +. Gordon
Co. l, 9th U. s. Airy, Sept. 2Sth, 1867
James Clarry, private Co. |, 9Th q. S. Art,
Sept. 10th. 1867; James Markey, militar
/, prisoner, sth L. S. Inf, Oct lat, 1867.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

THAT BRInsE.s-Opr people are 40 excel
lent p ,ople, good-looksng peopls, we'll
posted people, an admirable we'll .disposed
people. but too prone to neglect many things
that nearly concern keokuk's temporal SAL
vation. There is that bridge ACROSS the Des
Moines for instance. There was an an-
nounced meeting last week. We can i'm.
prove on that statenent-there was the an
nouncem ant without the meeting. 4 few
gentlemen were present-enough to adjourn,
which they did, until Tomorrow Monday
evening. Then it is proposed TO have .
meeting. We hope it will succeed in being
one that there will be something more than
the announcement. We don't feel called
upon to give the precise propos'ticn. but W.
may state that at last weeks meeting there
was . representative Of Kings Bridge Com
pany, who. taking the plans in reference to
the proposed bridge, sud the number of
spans that had been thought necessary. pro-
posed to build those spans for less than
twenty Thousand dollars.
If trade comes here we must offer it facili>
ties for coming. Across the river, on the
Missouri side, is rich country, constantly
developing wrought by constantly incress-
ing labor, into richer forms Of produces
tiveness. That section is beng RAPIDLY
settled. All the cultivable part, and
that's the major part, will early be UNI
der richly yielding cultivation. Wheat
and corn, cattle and hogs, sheep, wool, and
vegetable products, from large scope Of
contiguous Missouri country would come here
If we would but open tho way for it. II
grain and produce raised in those parts,
could wade through unconscionable depths OF
mud, swim rivers and swollen streams, they
might inevitably gravitate in this direction
and make il unnecessary for us to care any
thing about roads or bridges. In some mil
iennial or consummated transmisrational fu.
ture, grain may deport itself in that way.
But we may safely calculate for the present
that it will not come TO this market until it is
conveyed hither: and the people will not
bring it until they can do it in some decent
way, costing less than il comes to to do it.
An economy that provides loss of trade,
narrow resources, or down right aud out right
pauperism in the future is the poorest, mean
est shors>eia htedest and most indefensibls
economy in the world. Don't let US, 10 save
the expense the building OF that bridge would
involve, an expenditure clearly within our
resources, deprive ourselves longer of the
large amount Of trade and money tina, Mia.
Souri trade would bring US.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

CHEApER THAN EyaR.-We defy competi-
ton. Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced
prices at S.. l. B. Stern's, No. IS Main
street, kilbourne's block.
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For Sale.

| "A COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
~ with six rooms, cellar, oistern and we'll stuatt
on tbs easteriy hsf OF iota In block 49, the Mt
side Of High street, bstwe esnd ION streets TN
property IL In hrs rate repair and will he sold at bs,
| gain II applied for soon. Title good no sale.
| kpeulre Of H. D. TES-EYCK
! mnYe..
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C.. sc III ~ IDT.
sAHgvAcfuHm Or
Wrought and Cast lion RdIinrs,

Also, CRATES ABD srRps, DOORS AND SHUTTERS
Of Sheet IrsA.
~ aleo attsaAs - Ill kinds u Hesso on8skina nd
rWatfs Locks, eafea, and seales.
- sessss. bsaveea loeA l1tA, Kssksk, Isvn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27
For sale.

THATtFALUABLE PROPERTY on ecr
= ner VI and Bank streets, rmbtaeiDg assriy fsvs
lots. brick rottsge DWELLING, stable, VOID aud v.sk
honse and othr oatuiidlns- vneu and iareo VARIETY
frsit ssa FpeDeppi tsr:e 81 AZ. y4siss s,a,ss s,f
m. ~, H. btsr4p & ivy isyss eA,skA,, A., ~,
Thn property isIh good repair, ard offer The xheI
feF sxn q Low price, for essh, hall cash aud bal
asses fANnrstis t~rfps Tale psrfrct. The ~holdt
for sale q LnSs than the house can DO bnilt for
ypdnre u I'm TEN.EYrg
n . Ascbri~sn- ~uss st"~-'
= - $500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

saw xors money marhss.
BY Telegraph NTw YoRE, Get %.
Mouty-steAdy At sd5 psr cent, for call leans
sterling-tirmer; 50 80, gold. nist class bills.
Gold-ciosed As4iA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

HHoR aALR--A t~o.story brick p~ sling Ho.sa
infhihx rooms cellar. extern igaruc barn;
~ feet trout and i@D deep sttua td tle cUrbY
9th and Bank streets Title good or M sale
Enquire OF Rprl3l II. h TFN.EYfT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

New York pry Goods L. arket. A
BY Telegraph NEs YORK, Oct g. +
Among the leading honfss the trade Is fairly sctive
although the Hket 10 generally rather quiet; prices
without an, es,ntal change, aud the indications are
that many styles have touched bottom.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

For SALE. Lot one, Block 1888, on Tho
- corner Of 18th and Bank str%esa with a daubi,
FraMs pveilinE On the same containing sieht ruprs
which rents Tor VI per mouth. Tits good Price sle{
ossh. snquirs 81 nE II. h TkH-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

Chicago Live DsSek Market.
By Telegraph ca,oAss oct. 20.
Hoes-RsedvsA - p sesA rs hsad; marl,s dali
and 10 oeos losss; the entire raags vas s. 700sN
ostts-Recstssl - - AsaA: Dstcss Asvs Ill.
- % lsesss AustnG tie pa-s - hsus y She VIZ
da~si Il pash ss Hxna n soof u, whipping eaatis
range a so&1; common 70 GOOD eevsss s06A75
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

kNOR RENT.-The largs brick DWELLING
douss Containing IL roo4sL2 cisteras, cellar MI
barn. situate on frsnhiin betwsen ;th aud 9Th stres
Possession fhs lot Of August NEXT Rent sto6 per,J
num Require Of IL B. THN-EYCR
ty6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

Tor SALE.--Lot six, Block ley core
= oflssh and Concert streets. Prize t@0o. Iot,l
and in Block t63 OF ilth aud Orleans stres
Price 500 Zach, Lott, block 1tp, on Des Moin.,
no sale, Enquire Of 80
jy2l n n TEN EyCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-27

Foreign narkess-
LeSpop, Oct 25.-Eeon.
consol. Slss11. R,nd-i sly. iii rsst ;ak: 1rissk
FRANKFORT, Oct sLHve
Bond TX.
$50 HvnrocL, OF. 2s-a p. m.
C,tton-very active and advanced Il; uplsbds 81.
oe.sAns.91..
Oorn-le, Cd
Recon- 81 new
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.kks ssss* 9TH ssfsfeS
1.ssd s@as ssTs9 Assxs4 U zsss;sa4
4a$ 4 gIA&9E 3sSs -
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VUy1R1 CLOTH, Riddles and si~vss mn assortnsat
!" At faugl4 PECK BROTHkHs'
(SrArH RODS. rAck Hammers aud Carpet Tseks.s
eaen IN nn0
aSysIf HOOKS, fish LINES and 1ishisg Tackle, fail
= assortment At laui4I PECK BR0THARs.
NUN LOCKS, Gun Trimmings, On, Nsds Cartlidgsa'
N &C., at Iau14 PECE bkofHKhs-
Ry Spades and ehoyrls fuM assortment, lust
IA rsr,savss By faIl4l FECK eR0THkkN
rHAyPIoN Cog wheel clathes wrirger ahead q al
l others, for sal. ~ tanl4l sp*cs sR'T4kks
HATHER aud Rubber R+lting Gum and Hsmr
1 4 Packing, glor sale by tAnl4 PpCk BR0THkk~
nyAIRsANEE Hay Piaf rm and Counter eca,ss.
II sca.e Books for sale by pE'K ipoTHSse
AKyHExLBAkRows~ R.iiro.d, Garden and Boys
w For sale bv Eanill PICK pAorHkse.
nRAINAaEiIi.E,ft Il. sale by
IL .uslt - sos l BRO ie h.ss
,Er FAIRBANKS
STANDARD
-; So ;, :, ..s.
PuKB,Nxs. GBEENlEAH . co.
226 4 2ss Lake ST., Chicago
400 Market St., ~. Louie.
RIFE CAREFUL TO BUY ONLY TIKI GENUINE.
toid IN tsaksh ~ PEos RBs ;HsRs mvat'v
=. Is. - " - I T. -1--l---------s--
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LNOk eALA-Lot 8 In Block f9g on Morgan s,,,,t
between 18th and lath stsest., On WI. h 20 +.
Frame Dwsaings that nsy he rented for tls or sls,
mouth pics 81 ,0y0 ossh. Title COED or no ssi,
Enquire Of loct4 H. u, TEN HYCu,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26
cn1MEs ANp oAsuALrIEs.

On Tuesday, as gang OF convcts at Gin
ton Prison were engaged in moving car
loaded with ore, several pushing from be-
hind, 1t started suddenly, and knocked
down and ran over one of their number,
VIM. J. johnson, crushing his leg near the
thigh. Amputatlon was speedily performed,
but the unfortunate man did not recover |
from his prostration, and died in few
hours He was New Yorker, and had
recently been transferred to Clinton from
Sing Sing
The three men who outraged three work
ing women in Williamsburg some months
ago, have been sentenced to State prison for
fiteen years.
Michael Waters, a fireman, was shot and
instantly killed by Charles Wright, bar
keeper, on Jefferson Street, Memphis, Tues
day morning. The friends of the deceased
were with difficulty restrained from lynChing
the murderer
Dr. George Bleakley, of West Twenty
fourth Street, and Mrs. Cole, of West TWEEN
ty.finh Street, New York, have been ar
rested for alleged murder and abortion on
the person of Mrs. Edward Kimball, widow
of Major Kimball, of Hawkins Zouaves, in
January last. Major Kimball, it will be
recollectcd, was shot by General Corcoran.
The main portion of the town of Boutwell,
G. W., is in ashes, and over one hundred
houses have been destroyed. A large num-
Der of families have been rendered houseless
and destitute.
A sad accident occurred at the paper mill
in North Leominster, Mass, on the 18th
Mr.. John Heath, young man 90 years Of
age, fell into a vat of hot water, being com
plclely immersed 10 his chin. He was sc
badly scalded that lie died in about twelve
hours.
AdVices from British Honduras to the 22t
ult., state that subsequent to their late re
verses, the British troops gained very i'm
portant victory over the Indians who hat
been raiding on the Colonists Quite
number Of Indians, men, women, and chill
dren were killed by rockets thrown into
retreating crowd, many of their village
burned, and their cornfclds laid waste
Considerable excitement prevailed in III
puOnC inlnu hl Dellhti Notwithstanding
This time the tables are turned A CT
quette in Ashland, Ohio was made to retur
$4,000 worth of presents and pay six cen
damages to the blighted object that she ha
Tilted.
Mrs. Carr, an old lady residing in Vanc
burg, Ky, was told on Saturday night wee
that her son was in a room of the hot
which was at that moment on fire. II
sudden news had such an effect upon b
that she fell lainting 10 the ground, and di,
in few minutes.
John b. Jacobs, clerk in grocery sto
in Fair Haven, Conn, recently sold SOL
cider to q customer ignorant that IT "
against he rules OF the Good Templars,
which order be was a member lie was
formed against, expelled from The Ludl
and the event so worked on his mind that
is now lunatic
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

There is good authority for saying thas OK
Senator Foster, of Conn, will receive inc
nomination of Minister to Austria, In place
of Motley, resigned.
Henry A. Wise has agreed 10 stump the
State OF Virginia in opposition to Hunnicu,s'
An idea prevails at the South that the
Postal currency, so-called, IS notredcemapie
by the government, and isworthless' Ihere
is. of course, not the least reason for such
an idea.
The Herald's Southern correspondent re-
ports, in Georgia the Military Reconstruction
law is generally discussed on both sides, ana
although the majority consider it onerous
and unjust, they think it ought to be &C.
oueseed in as matter of necessity.
The Irish enthusiasm in New York has
all subsidized, andthe late rebellion in Ireland
10 conceded TO have been disgraceful fail
ure, The only party who receive any al
teption are those who favor an invasion oil
Canada. Several meetings have been held
on the subject of an early invasion, and steps
are being taken that look something like
work.
The Herald's Vera Cruz correspondence
SAWS the most formidable body of horsemer
known in Mexico for many years has beer
organized and placed under Me1ia's com
mand; and should the expected battle prov
Liberal defeat, it will probably be urge'
into disastrous rout. On the other hanu
IL Macmillan is defeated, his cavalry vii
suffice him for desperate attemptto cut III
way TO the Rio Grande, where he VIII TAX
refuge in the United States.
A diamond valued at $4,000 has bee
found in the Tippeeanoe river, Indiana
A genuine New Yorker, recently married
whose trousseau was exposed to the inspe'
tion,of the newspaper reporters, had twenty
four pairs of shoes to match twenty-tour q
ferent dresses.
Some two years ago woman at East Lu
worth, Mass, lost her wedding ring viii
engaged in her domestic duties. few da!
ago she was peeling potatoes, and on diVl
ing q sort of double potatoe she found IN u
inside of the potatoe the lost wedding rim
which she was able to identify. The potat
was grown in a field some half mile fro
the cottage.
The reports from all parts of the count
represent the equinoxinl storm as more "
lent in its character than has been know
for many years, particularly on the Goa
Railroad travel was partially interrupted o
ing to the damage done to the railroads, a
ii is feared great damage has been done
vessels on the coast.
Gov. Brownlow, of Tennessee, is dang
ously sick.
In New Orleans there is complaint
oppressive heat. People are leaving.
A letter dated Houston, Texas, 4th in
says the season thus far has been remarka
favorable for planting. Corn in some pla
is above the ground.
A Vermonter taking his family West,
Gently bought 90 railroad tickets. He 6
with his wife and "a children-the latter
GLIDING II pairs of twins.
A ''sulphur shower" has fallen in
vicinity of Bowling Green, KY A mil
scopic examination has shown the Shove
be of vegetable origin.
We see it stated i'll a Paris letter that |
nets-rcal bonnets--a soon to be the fash
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26

ADJOURNED. The Legislature of this
State Adjourned on last Friday evening,
having finished up very generally, the bust
ness requiring Legislative action during the
session. Considering the unsettled condition
of political affairs, and the acrimonious party
feeling that prevails in the country, we are
free to say that the present Legislature acted
throughout, in harmonious manner, and In
the man eyinced more enlarged and
statesmanlike spirit of legislation than many
of its predecessors, There were, it is true,
several matters OF public interest which, in
our Judgment, it would have been wise and
proper to have acted upon in mannel
differing from that in which the Legislature
thought proper to dispose OF them; but still
all this considered, the members, we believe
did what they thought best for the genera
interests of the commonwealth at large, AM
for this we cheerfully give them credit.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1867-03-26
ANOTHER VETO.

The President sent in message on Satur-
day vetoing the Supplemental Reconstruc-
ton bill. 1t was taken up in the Senate and
passed, yeas 40, nays Z, and in the House by
yeas ia, nays 25. The Philadelphia United
States Gazette in referring to the veto says
mo President of the United States ever
before was subjected to the modification Of
having his veto deiied in the Senate by vote
Of forty to seven. This majority agains
him seems to augment with each successive
veto, and it is so great now on the occasion
of mis- twelfth act Of folly, that he might a.
well waste no more good writing paper il
placing on record statements that must hlnt
his name down with infamy to all posterity.