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rs On lsay,.:txxsssYE ::s :. Ne. :iil
Haiia Eli III st o.p. TX ssss,2
hSAr fht csh{f. During ths stenine the
Young man, Of the anns Of sohn, was una
bic 10 conceal the wish OF his hease,x Jend In
tendefsn1esi3s 'deSlArST hhI Nesife MAT the
yssnS .s say 'ss ~ sssitnt + IL,
still pressed her father, deelssisg that if she
would not accept him, be would then and
there drown himself in the briny waters Of
the canal. As his threat did rot efsrs the
out. He plunged fearlessly in the murky
flood, and waded out until the chilly waters
reached over his should efs. 1t will be re-.
membered that the evening on which ne
event occurred was none of the wsxmest.
Retreating before finally carrying out his
purpose, John cried ont. shivering win
cold
"W-w-ill you marry me now?'
MOI
In he plunged again, this time until the
water reached his neck, and agais, he halted
before the last plunge.
"W-w,ll you marry me now?''
"NelH
Again he went in, this time going fairly
under water, so far that only the top of his
head could be discovered above the surface.
But he emerged and staggered out Of the
canal, and shivering worse than ever, splut
tered out
"N.now, Wv will you marry meg'
HNon
"Well, ddon't care d>damn whether
you'll marry me or not. You won't get me
into that canal againii3 FA al
Nor did he again essay his fortunes in the
uncertain deep. Shivering and chattering
with his teeth, be quickly departed and re-
turned to his home, sadder, and let US hope,
q wiser man.-Tole1o Blade
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-09

France is using steel boilers for loco-
motives. # @
-Ameriea sells 500, 600 watches yearly.
There are seven millions of Jews in the
world.
-Barney Williams, the actor, is worth
100000.
Several writer's for the Herald have been
there fifteen and twenty years. "a
The Boston Journals much the most prof
liable paper in New England.
AIR. Qnilp says the rise in the price of
frogsis in consequence of,he preparations to
toady Dickens. aEe9
The Cunard steamship company started
twrnty>seven years ago with four steamers,
and now has twenty -four.
The new enterprise in San Fanciseo,
the Times, has already sunk Sl5o.000; but
it expects to reach turning pointpext spring.
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Gosh Billings on Gongs.

Josh Billings relateth his frat experience
with the gong, thusly: F.. !.
I" can never eradicate holi from nv
memory the sound of the first gong | ever
heard was setten on the frunt stupe of q
tavern in the sitty NV BuHerlo, pensively
smokin. The sun was gon to bed. and the
hevins fur and mere was blushin at the per-
Torrance. The Fry Kanal with its golden
waters was on its way tn Albany, and was
perusin the line botes foatin bi, and thinkin
oy lilly lwher | used to live) and her Condo
lers and galus women. Mi entire sole, as it
were, woz in aswet wanted to khn1b, l
felt CRATE, acktually grew. There are
things in this life tn big tn be triAed with;
there are times when man breaks luce from
hisself, when he sees sperrits. when he can
almost tuch the mune, and feels as tho he
cud fiji both hands with the stars ov heyiu-
almost sware he was q bank president
That's what allied me-
. But the course ov tru love never did run
smuthe, (this was Shakespeare opium, too,
| and he often thinks through a quill), lust
as ! wos doing my best-dammer, dummer,
spat, bang, heller, crash, roar ram, dunn
mer, whang, rip, rare, rally. dummer, DUR
mer, dum-with one tremenjus jump struc
the center Of sidewalk, with another | stood
in the middle of the street, snortin like an
Lliae pony at a band OF musiek. Gazing in
wild despare at the tavern stand, mi hart
swelled up as big as an out dore oven, mi
teeth we're as luce as a string nv hedes i
tEot all the erockerv in the tavern had fell
down. ! thot oY fenomenons. | thot ov
Gabriel and his horn. | WOE just on the pint
on thinkin ov something else, when the land
lord KUN out tn the frunt ssups ov the tav-
ern, holding b. q string the bottom OF an old
brass kitle. lie kawled me gently with his
baud. went slnla and slola up to him, he
kammed my feres, he sed it wuz gong, |
saw the kussed thing, he sed supper wuz-
Teddy, he atked me il wud hare black or
green tee, md sed | wud.
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All Trains run airectly through to New York.
af4eO MILES WITHOUT CHANGE or CeAoars. -
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r,,nr urEU.,., - -, Y
:. PCT cor. LScaahse aha alehisan srefs:
O.T0 =. ~. NeW AoIA D1y EAPKcsss soun-
T. oaseNsePteol Stops " hofneiisrihe I've u m,
I eslIG shsInehsnna Eli ?. NJ: spixeE f ,ae
l. 100 m, Ncop hRu hIfife III NV iVTA iu.3o p
| awanna W estsfn hiuroad and ~ Jersey tfty
with Midnight Exprees Tram 81 Ney jersey kssi-
rnAo Tor fhh'aae PIMA pau - ana Hssning.nh'
nellsrills tsundnys esosptsa); Arrives We, IN New
errreutral RAILWAY for HARRISBURG, PIN sdeIphis
a,2o r. M. lightning Express, Sundays ex-
cepfedl stops nc HornssT,ie BID p IN tsupb
| and arrives IN New YORK 1;gu o. m. connects ~
| $3.50 Ra;i,,oaa Tor pni,s,rnra IA wa.hinr.a,
| and Ut t.aw York with Aofning Exprsss Train for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-09

Night passengers will appreciate The fol-
lowing admirable sketch OF the interior Of a
ear at day break:
Long before we hear the roar of wheels
we see the ghmmering OF o glowing light.
Brighter and broader it opens like ey ciopean
uuwnkirg eye it is, the head light Of the
traip. Then The stoadyiar, then the mingled
e,ank as ola thou sand shaken chains, and
the cars ore here. "A aboard aud oil right
follow each other in rapid succession, and We
are breathing the close and heavy air of q
crowded dormitory. The car Tampa have gone
Dat ,ssusted, The liltle.wake fulmess Of the
sleerers has subsided, and The dim snoring
outline of cloaks and shawls, and frightened
looking heads, tecked here and there, like
troubled sea with white, compose tee land-
scape while ove- all, like pendulums, swing
plethoric carpet bags slowly to and fro, and
ll.tle satchels, brisk AS mantle cloaks, and
bonuets made OF nothing, dance up and down
lac blossoms in n raiu- ali timed to motion
oe TIE train.
But the dim gray turns 10 an olioeyed
white, aud the breating bundles begin to stir
out Of an egg shape package is Matched a
woman, w;tl locks disheveIed, like Venus
from the sea. A throe or two, and a rough
form emerges from a cloak aud shawl mid
shakes itself awake. a saapeless mass turns
out d man bearded like pard A pair Of
boots, thrust out ike bowsprit, 90 out of
sight as the owner comes in view. One is
soothing an irritafed hat with gentle touches
OF his elbow, another pulling at his wiited
collar. Disordered tresses are smoothed
with hasty touches Of the hand, and crum-
bled sleeves persuaded into shape One lady
had learned her lesson from Grimalkin, and
MAKES her toilet precisely ike a cat.
The cold clear light of early morning is al
ways trying to human beauty; there is no
tints to be borrowed, no softening shades to
be@orn, plain, cold stare that looks one
out Of countenance. But, in railrop train
the disorder Is always appalling @Ifa face'
ever looks faded it is them il the hair has
any gray in IL It is sure TO show wrinkles are
read like sign bohrd afar off. lfthere be
discomfort in the heart it comes into, the
mouth, and every body looks like people after
masquerade, or Richard, after he became
"limsaif again.
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f1yHIs Company being . HOME INSURANCE. COM
i PASY, commends It particularly to the citiScus
Iowa. Insurance made on Buildings ofall kinds, Fnr
niture Plate Wearing apparel and Merchandise. Also
Goods and Merchandise In store transit whether
by Ocean, AXE River Rail- or Wagon,
Insurance taken at the most favorable rates. and loss
e promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS
n. y. BOWER, orr. r. Rover a Co.
WH PATTERSON OF Patterson Timbeffnan
EDWARD KILBoURNk, Lessee X. Mt. P. 4 u, RR.
G. K PECK, 0fCaiy Peck,
JAS, NJ. sHEILEY, Late Of Cox shelley.
A. j. C9SNkBLE, OF Cor nahle Il 9invth
". LOVE. PTaR't first Natonsl Bank,
VIM. A. BRoWNRLL, OF BrownaI Bro
SMITH HiMILL, ofe Haniiii Co..
OFFICERS
II BOWER President ], ADAMS secretsry
J NJ SHELLEY, Vice fres't II + LOVE, Treasurer.
spr1-d Il " 1rIlsHoRF Attorney
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BLANK BOOKS.
,cJs 9GIFs I'd fF4NG5s
Day Books JoHrnAla, nkedgerey

RECORDS. RECEIPTAKDC CASH BOOKS
All Sizes and Styles Of Birding.
Pass Books, ~ Notes and Drafts,
Meuiorandums, Copying Books,
Diaries, Drawing Books,
Writing Books, Scrap BOOKS, liable.
Composition Books, Bills payable l. receiv.
Anything IN line TO be procured Ia the American
or foerien markets. furnished ~ short notice. and at
msnufae turers' or importers prices.
Buysrs canning 70 ths city will do we'll . examine tnfs
stock fove selessing and through the
matt VAL receive tho careful attention Of expnsnecd
eferkA u 81 @s $500 "a a 81 Sea
100000 Rolls Wall Paper.
All Grades. for sale low to the Whole ale and Retail
Trade Printing Paper, all sizes. mill prices.
iN)a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-09

R1To pleasure ,r.resrs the line Of the Rrie Railway
presents objects OF interest asssiug through the
beauiitGi vaieys Of the ChemnnE, snsqrtarna Della
sare and Ramnpo RIVERA chan sing ranoranrs
of natures beauties commands attention, zs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-09

From and SITTER AUGUST ceth 1867 Trains viii leave
in connection With ell Western lines, as fo'lows:
FROM DUNKIHR AND SALAMANCA
By New York time ION Onion Dcpots:
100 A. Of. u = pr SIS mail, fro~ Dnnkrt, tsun-
= days e1cefted). Stops At salamanca l00oa N
and connects ~ HcrnslIsyhit Asid Corning with
" the G:osA IN Axpress Mail ffeA Buffalo, and "
q fsessn New York at 100 a. MR. sta
2t35 p M. Lightning Express, ffon sais-
II nAneA. (suudays ~xcrptedl. stops ut HcrRells4
VIE 625 p m. (srp intersecting with the $50
p, n train from Buffalo, and arrives in Few York
~ At7-00 a.. IN. p
4. 70 p - New York Night Express, from
Dunkisk tSundays excepted) Stops 1t Ssiafnsn-
ca 6:55 p m; osAn 1885 p M tSup) Turner'S s,56
an, (BklD and arrives in New York at Il 50 p.
m. connecting with Afternoon Traius and ttca,n.
ers sor Boston and New England Cites
0t6O NJ Cincinnati Express, nom Dun
Kirk, Sun Jays exceptsd.) stops AT Salamanca at
1l.ss p. " md connects At uorneiisviiie with
the I:1n P n Train from Buffalo, arrisingin New
York at SO p. u.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09
0blo Statesman.
JE5 FER sON DAVIS.
HIS Journey from MOusreal-Ar.
rival In RichmOa

L
| From the chmond ispatch, Nov. %
Our citizens were surprised yesterday
by the announcement on the bulletin
board of the Dispatch of the sudden ar
rival of Jefferson Davis in Richmond
Not even his personal friends were ex
pecting him until this evening Jr to.
morrow morning. Mr.. Davis left Mon
treal on Tuesday evening, and came un.
accompanied right throughto New York
There he took the steamer Albemarle at
about o'clock ON Wednesday after
noon. He was accompanied by but one
person. Not until he applied at the
clerks Office for state room, was il
known that the taller and older of the two
gentlemen was Jefferson Davis. Being
obliged to give his name to the purser,
that officer was requested to keep it to
himself, and the Intelligence did not
therefore spread as rapidly as it other
wise would. At O'clock P. NJ, the
steamer left New York, and but one
stoppage was made between that city and
Richmond. This was at Old Point Com
fort. Few persons were gathered on the
wharf, but when Mr.. Davis made his ap-
pearance on deck he was Immediately
recognized, and was, of course, the OBJ
served of all observers. He viewed
with great interest the fortress in which
he was so long prisoner, but made no
remarks to those who stood around him.
After leaving Old Point. Mr.. Davis-re
mained on deck nearly all the time un-
til the boat reached Richmond. Moth
ing seemed to escape his notice, and his
attention was particularly attracted to
the different Federal fortifcations be-
tween Newport News and City Point
There were only six other passengers on
the steamer.
The Albermarle reached Richmond at
| O'Clock yesterdak morning. AS the
arrival of Mr.. Davis was unexpected,
only those having business, and the
usual number of "wharf rats" were
present when he came ashore. The pur-
ser of the steamer secured hack; Mr..
Davis stepped in, valise and shawl in
hand; the cab whiskrd away, and in
few moments the ex-President was at
Judge Guilds residence on Governor
street. .....-
These proceedings were in striking
contrast with those of tast May, when
the distinguished prisoner of state was
brought from the wharf to the Sptswood
with an escort of dashing cavalry, and
followed by long lin. of carriages,
while the streets were filled with eager
and curious spectators. Happily the con-
trast was rather pleasant than other
wise.
Mr.. Davis has improved greatly in
looks since he was here in May last.
Freedom and travel have had renova-
ting effect upon constitution shattered
by long confinement, marked, in its
earlier stages, by refinement of torture
almost unheard of; and. save the in.
delible marks which care and wreck of
hope have left upon his connte-
nance, one can SEE but little change in
his appearance since the days of his
Presidency. He is in fine spirits and
talks cheerfully.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09
COLUMBUS, O., MONDAY MORNING,

might besmear with it such civiIiza-
tion as we have reached in 1867. But
they are not statesmen; they are mad
demagogues who, to prolong political
power, would willingly plunge the ma
tion into fifty years of civil strife. They
must be overturned before they effect our
national ruin. The people, the common
sense of the country, must stand be-
tween them and the ruin towards which
they drive. 1t is not yet too late; but
four years more of such Legislation
would ruin any country, though it had
ten times the backbone of the United
States.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09

Owe day little girl, about five years
old, heard a preacher of certain de.
nomination praying most Justify till the
roof rang with the strength of his sup
plica'ions. Turning to her mother, and
beckoning the maternal ear to a speak
ing distance. she whispered; "Mother,
don't you think that if he lived nearer
to God he wouldn't have to talk so loud2'
Such question is worth volume on
elocution in prayer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09
WANTED 10 EXCHANGE.

"A iu franklin. Pa the centre IF tn. great oil re
glon vi tue osa .. Tor sarIni Co tral ohio.
he mousse is nes. hrs CLASS. el. ganty furnisLed.
4o roois has all ,nodern app Iintlen.s is pOpu.si
snd vVl G. I'd bus .ness e1 ! lirlt-ili p
FO, tu Ihei lGtrmsLiGn, address the un der igaed.
or hisharL koosr.s. W vrtninxtoD, ohio.
J. Il. HANNA, ig
esi9e-dsodavs FranKlip PS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09
COLUMBUS
ORGAN FACTORY,

che UNDERSIGNED, HAVING lust
L com ,,eted Pipe Organ for the term an 1nde-
pc ,dent Chur b. On Noun street., Colum bus Ia tes
i method of informing the public. and particu
larly Church committees throughout the Stale
that he is ow reaty contract for Org ,ns of auy
size and refers parties interested to tine
factory. ALBERT GEMUNDER
oct25-dtf
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.

REMOVE HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, GIDDINEss.
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CLEANSE THE STOMACH AND
BOWELS,
insure NEW LIFE in the debilitated. and
KestOre the Sick 10 Perfect Health.
PUREJ VEGETABLE.
Trv them Th yonly cost 25 cents, and If You
,annot get them Of your Druggist send the money to
DIR. JAMES BRYAN. Consulting Physician
S19 BIoa lway New York
And they will be sent by return o. mail, post paid.
For sale by Druggists generally. dec20-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09

In Greenland the young people who
WOO each other eat ten pounds of tallow
every day to prove their devotion.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09
NUTTING
PATENT WHEEL PLOW

rs ROU>D TO SAVE AS LARGE A
sac as any farming implement now Tow before the he
not fomnd wanting Any Plow can q attached to
this Machine s nd for circular with testi opisl
of ex Governor John A king and other celeori-
'nT The new new PAPENT BAG HOLDER is emphati-
caiix the farmers and grain de ers friend. ID es
the work of two boys in holding a bag open, and
with it farm IN ba up grain. pota oes, apo es,
q as fast as two m n the ordinary WAY. Having
tail price IS Sent to any any address. Count or
State r ehts in Oh o. Pennsylvania and Ne York
Stare far sale ON the Bag Holder and good >uppled.
Send {, lust ated circular. The is good paw
ing bu iness to be done in either Territor, sold Of
~" p'''''' BENNETT. JOHNSON d CO..
augle-d3m As Dey street, New York.
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cuNARD s1EeRAGE LINE.

DETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIV.
ID ERPOO.. calling at QUEENSTOWN.
Fro u New York every Wednesday.
From Liver JOol every Tuesda
From Quee stown every Wednesday.
RATES OF PAssAGe.-Cabin,$ $50 (g d.. Steer
age, $40 tc Irrenc }. SteerSge tickets from Liver
.O or Qu en- town at low rates.
Dritts or sale on Great Britain and Ireland.
For Steerage assage. ap ly to
Z. CUNARD,
No 50 Broadway. New York, or to
Plus PABGiTC, Agent,
American Express Co.. No. u Buckeye Block.
decl7-dly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09

No MAN doubts Gen Grants patriot
ism; no man has had reason to doubt his
Rrpubicanism.-Herald
Although the Herald does not doubt
the "R-publicanlsm" of Grant, there are
many thousands of its readers who do
They know the General has great SOL
dierly qualities. is fine judge of horses,
whisky and bull pups, but they have
never had evidence that he possesses the
quail les fstatemanship so essential at
the present time for an Executive. The
Herald goes for an available candidate;
it has an eye for the "bread and butter"
and cares nothing for pronounced Re-
publican.-CleueLdnd PLUM Dealer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09
AN anecdote of the Duke Of Cam.

AN anecdote of the Duke of Cam
bridge is "going the rounds" The
princely carpet warrior is commander-in-
chief of the British army, and in his
military capacity is somewhat prone to
blasphemy. A waggish Colonel, who
had been the object Of several emphatic
expletives, was asked if the Duke had
arrived to take command of force to
be reviewed. "Yes," said the wit; che
swore himself in half an hour ago."
In San Francisco, extensive works are
said to be under way for the manufac-
ture of lead on large scale. The sup
ply of ore is very abundant, and gen
orally sufficient silver is in combination
to pay for transportation and extraction.
A REPUBLICAN SUPPLICATIoN. -
Grant us help or we shall be chased into
a slough of despond where we can not
a0ade.-Oquaaoka Spectator.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09
TO LADIES'.

If you require reliable remedy to restore you
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use the best?
livery lady knows the slishtest irreguIarity of na
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Sp,rits, rsintiIs. Hy .srics. Sc.; tns. toe bloom
health fades, the az ct isiis ana other symp ON.
more distressing COLI ...once, Is eakness, Spina
Comp amt, the Whites, Prolapsus, c.. &c.
never failing remedy will he found
DR. a AhvtNsS FEMALE PILLS.
The experience of thir years has proved the.
have no equa1 tor Removing distractions and Ir
resu:aritle % ohAfTBe sRoa WHAT CAUSE rHEi
AkISE. safe and sure in every case. l. D.
wards OF 81. uU0 bVxes xre Id annually,
plant Of tneiI enc cy Ia ever neard. for they
compiIsh what ey repre- -ented to do.
Sold in boxes Oontainiao &i1fv PiVs. Price One
Dollar.
Dk. RfARvEHsS GOLDEN FILLS
Is remedy tour degree stronger an the above.
and intended fOi sEeclal cases Oi 10. g standing.
P,ice Five liars per Box
1t you cannot urchase the Pills of your Drus
gist. they val be sent oy mail. post paid. cure
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09

We have the above articles of the latest styles
and of superior quality th in materia' and finish
and guarantee prices as low as ANY hJuse in the
trade
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09

TucI<er's, Jones and DeCamp's
Patent Spring bed Bottoms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-09
PARLOR SUITS.

~GN.ON S01 u
MahOgOny. Rosewood and Wal
nut in IIair-clOth, Green Reps and
BrOcatelle.
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= HAYDEs. JOS HorcaEsos. WI. HAYDEs
HAYDEN, HUTCHINSON g. CO.
BANKERS,
WHISKY, 8RANDY, VINE,
AND
Liquors OF all Kinds.

H>EN YEAR OLD BOURBON WHls,
1 Ky. Thirty barrels pure 10 ,ears old BOurbo
Whisky. Also. Twenty-Five barrels pure 9 L
years.
Monongahela WHISKY,
Of the 4, ct Of ami. Will % sold by the aemiJohr
ks5 ort .. als all kinds of Wines and 9th
LACELLE, MOSS q Co.,
iec3S 32l south High street
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-16
THE EAST.

The Treasury Department has re-
ceiveda letter from Brooklyn. containing a
check on the Long Island Bank for 1857.
Hooper G.. Van Worst has been APP.
pointed Judge Of TIE Court Of Common
Pleas IN New York city, vice Cordczs, re-
signed
A verdict giving S15. 775 So to the
pIaiutiff was rendered in the y \. Supreme
court, Wednesday, in the case OF Elisha
Biggs vs. the Evansville and Illinois Railroad
Company.
The Fort GansvoOrt property belong
ing 10 the city ol New York was sold At auc-
ti0n Tuesday IN tote, the figures reaching
S34. COO The ~Ticss aggregated half mill
hon. There viii be an additional sale on
Thdrsdsy-
Several OF the largest ctifyiBg es-
t.blshms nts an New York were seized Satur-
day. intending the following: =. c. BOehm &
Co, Hoffman X Curtis, Joseph Jones CO.,
Cuthbert = Cunningham, Samuel Engls snd
A. b. HAYS the latter in BroJEiyn- Two to-
EascO manufactures were also seized.
In Plymouth Church. Brooklyn.
Sunday, Rev Henry Ward Beecler presented
to the COngrf CATION an app-al "a assist a
Union lady IN Charleston, - G., who pTOpo-
res IL remove ihe three hundred AMI eleven
dead CriOn soldiers now lying in the Potter 3
field there, go Magnolia Cemetery. and erect
q monument over them. collection Of
81 500 was made.
The Jerome Park races finished the
week with some exec ient sport. The bur lie
race was Wou by Colonel Med sniels Red
Dick. beating Eve others. The selling race
was Won by Mr Morri=on's No. 3 Time on
mile lac 10. The winner sold for 81 900
IocaI beat Onward, Flora Mcivnr and AIDE
baran W. the natsonEl hsadicaU q miles; time
5.o9. and MoTrissfy beat Onward in the four
mile rgce; time, SD IL.