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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09
JULES JARED,S
EMAIL De PARIS
The New Beautifier of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
mi. secret Of identifying the skin being known only
to Me.srs Jared Rene they hoporably state that It
differs All other preparations 1t gives to the most
h.rsh sna sekvd skin both the and color Of
poiishedt ivory r. moving all s.coIorsons ~hetherap
pesring free les tan rnorphew moth. bachwOrm
specks and special, successful in smoothing the
MARKS len by the SMALL pox.
The agents of u Email de Paris most confidently
submit the pable the earnest sndosemens of such
distinguished ladies as
Sipnors Ristori, Mile Felicila Vestvali, Miss
Marie Mitchell, Mrs. ID. p Bowers, Luz
ellie Western, Mdm Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes, Miss Agnes Perry,
AMI many others whose high standing the profession
xives the stamp ofu.hfulness their Intelligent and
genuine approval.
The Beautiful Lucille Western says s
I fnd that the Em all produces a. the briiiianey Of
rouge and y white; with the great and peculiar advsn
axs total hsrml-ssae<s really sdds TO the sostnsa
spd BEATTY ofthe skin"
The Magnificent vestvali cay.
II hsr. suffer, 80 much from the various white 10
tons Ae which my theatrical profession obees to
uss that consider Il perfect benefaetion to ind
preparation witch siv-s the necessary vhissness TO ths
skin aud leaves the skin cool and smooth"
Miss Maggie Mitchell says
~ have tried the skin beantiher 'BRnsii &c PHris
and found that u instantly impars aturai bloom and
frssAness 20 the compilation"
"Jarsds Email de Psrs 10 used delicate beauties
sfths skin for Theatre. saloono Da Reon by ~ D,
rsnnsd and scrupuious ladies' producing Al the bssust
iyrg sase of rvuss md hlywhiss wfthoui khsva
alrs rsnjury 10 the skin.
ssldby all arstclaas Druxsists Perfuners and Ladies
Hairprsssers-
ssush fsash ssrsst, and Johnss0. Holloway covden
l. Isasssa, ga Broadway, Dsuas Barnes o.. and
a wsls . o., Nov rork. sd nussss Jeua., Ill
Rkna1nlpktn, Ags.As-
Sm0 AD1n. oss~al.Agsats and Inpertss, =. !
assSAnyso6AthD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

chicago Market.
y rsisaspA.l cnsAss, nays.
Your--IAtds altsrston nsss; AsaasA 1sss soefvs,
ma salss eeaAaed medium grsAss q spring sxssAss
holders Of all grades Arm and refuse 70 meet buyers nm
lsss full price, are realised saes Of white winter extra
1t Us 80 spring sxtras sis iso spring super $40 H.
Aye -four p 7sos s7i<
Whsat-Bsstsr demand; more active In regular No
serins ashcseh prices had sids nsrkst opened
n q Silica g. and tbs dsaand escs0s developed
buyers advanced figures until ~ os07 81 was reached
Outside for small lots closing ats2sela0a 81. Not suf
neisnt done other grades to establish prices few
cars Il No spring sold At y 90.
corn-xo opened ~ lower; before close Of 'chsngs
at 81 osx but with good demand ruled sctse aud al
vanens; opened Change at 81 os ranged at 81 oe9i
os but closed weaker at 81 osl<ol osA rrssh In car
lots sold At 81 oeAl o. No in good offering aud fair
demand ct ~ Isl, eoang at ss99aif. Rejected very
dull aud 90sc lower, eiosng AZ so8si.
oats-Ho opened higher, but with an active demand
and the buoyanoy the market elsewhere prices rapid
Nv advanced market closed with sales Of regular at TO-
Rye-pull aad ,wsaher; salss Of Nc 1t 81 90; No
fresh at 81 ~.
Bsrley-Dull and rather lower; sales Of regular No
At eones cargo Canada bv sample. to arrive, re
ported atsioe
Provisions ouiei shoulders 1<eTA loose. With buy
ess At inside cumbsriand nsddiss brought W loose
svest picked hams nrm st lasxoBh
LArd-i2.fsisk for pria.s.
Meas Nominal; ia so47a rs essh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

new York Market.
M r.,.xr.ns1 NEW yelK. Mays.
r,o,r-sh.a. bstte, for common and edum; sales at
sl asaI7 20 for superns Stats add Western; sl2 30
ala 20 for extra s4 2Sl5 so for choice; SO soG4 u
OR ,hpptnr brands extra o. SIC fo@is 50 for trsds
brands market closing arm. California nour Arm bot
les, .etiv. fie fsIf Co. Rye -four tribe better % 10
&gi5.
whisky-ouiet and unchanged.
whs.t-Quis,; withou. decided shanss for spring
strongly tends opvards. % 20 for No Milwaukee "
70 for No Chicago; IS e6 for choice white Caoa
Al. sa 90 for white California - 10 for utra choice
white Michigan.
Ryc-Ae,i,. and advancing, 81 ss wss..sb; 81 100
rs for Canada free.
Bafiey-Quies-
corp-iDac lover; 81 IS for old nired western In
store 81 sol IS DO anoat 81 2osl ii for mixed west
Or D. chiefly 81 81 2sI 2e 81 10 Tor New Orleans MIXED
oas-l6ao better lee. sctirs ssss7 for wssssrn.
Rts-DulL
Conee-Qust and firm.
susar--rirm, Gaia iolx9li%.
MolAssss-Quiet.
wool-ouies and droopns; domestic nsses $3.50;
pulled 77 as
/ Pork Opened dull and heavy, closed rather more
firmly; saIss at sas 90 SO IS for mess. closing
at SO Os cash. 81 for old mess sls 90 for prime. 70
O. L. for prime mess
Beef Hams Quiet at t<osslso
Cnt Meats-Ehm, sAio for shouldsrs l2lsnlt
for ham.
Eaoon-st.aay: ICY for Cumberland cut lii1aliss
for short ribbsd lll4 long Ribbed l9s4siz. for
short clear
Lard-sirm; i2IxSi3%.
Batter-Firm and unchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09


SrArs CosvnrIos.-Ws publish else
where the call of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee, for a State Convention, to be
held at Des Moines, on the 10th day Of
June.
There is ample time given for the selectlQp
Of Delegates to the Convention, non ~
several counties, by due process of regular
county meeting, and our Republican friends
should see to it that the county meetings and
conventions are duly called, and that DELE
gates are openly and fairly chosen. Let vi
have a Convention made up of Dele
gates selected by the party in their several
localities. and of such character and stand
ing as will entitle them to act tor the party
and not simply for individuals or cliques II
the State Convention, when it shall assem-
Bile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

We shall feel very thankful, indeed, to
those who will inform us of all matters trans
piring under their observation, that would be
of interest to the public. The gatherer Of
local items can't be present at all places at
the same time. Our friends viii please bear
this request in mind and favor us with all
such information as they may possess We
shall always be pleased to acknowledge such
fnvnrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

BouSD FILES OF THE GATE CIrY.-ln get
ting the GATE CITY bound the following odd
volumes have been found to be among the
number: From June 18th to Dec. 3lst, 1852
from July LIST to Dec. 31st, 1868; from Jan.
lst TO Dec. 3lst, 1864 from Jan. lst to June
both, 1866. They can be purchased very
cheap by applying to J. W. Delsplain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

We we're pleased 10 receive q call yester-
dsy from Mr.. McMsrtin, the gentlemanly
Superintendent Of Pullman elegant line Of
sleeping cars, now running on all Of the lead
ing roads in this country. He informs MS
that they are now running two fine sleeping
cars between this city and St. Louis, and that
passengers will not have to change at Clay>
ton, as heretofore, the cars running to keo-
kuk instead OF Quincy. This viii be glad
hdngs to our business men, and people ar
irving here from other points, on their way
South, for by this arrangement passengers
leaving here at eight o'clock in the evening,
obtain comfortable nights rest, and are in
St. Louis at six o'clock the next morning,
ready to attend to their business. There is
the same advantage on returning by this
route, as you leave st. Louis in the evening
and arrive here in the morning in time to
take any of the trains or boats leaving the
city, or before business hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

OYE looking from cemetery hill is both
surprised and pleased to see the number of
new houses dotting the city in every dirsc'
ton. Mssons, carpenters, plasterers, and
painters have now all they can do, and ru~
mors are rife of more building and improv-
ing than we have had for some years. The
Getty of Burlington and all others that
have been predicting and praying-r when
they do pray-that heokuk's star had gone
down never to rise again, have predicted and
hoped and prayed in vain, and will now have
to bestir themselves and look well toltheir
laurels, for we re not houudering around in
the slough of uncertain speculatisn-that :
"played out''-but we are in the well beaten,
substantial, and sure road 20 prosperity and
greatness, and on that road we ever intend
to march henceforth and all the time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

LAST Tuesday evening Union Fire Compa-
nv No. received an accession of twenty
eight new members. Under the control OF
wrong individuals this company has got lit
tie below par, bot its respectable members
are now making an effort to redeem it. The
City Fathers should extend little aid and
the Union will soon be efficient and an honor
to the Department. The new members ta-
ken in at the last meeting of the company are
some of our most respectable young men,
who will take pride the organization, and
will make the company second to none in The
city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

So great has been the demand for brick
that the supply has been exhausted, and work
on nearly all the new buildings has conse-
quently been discontinued until new lot is
turned from the kilns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

KEokrK DlREcToRY.-We would call the
attention OF our readers, particularly those
from the country, TO our City Business Direc-
tory, found on the first page. 1t embraces
nearly every branch of trade and profession
in the city, and those whose names are found
there are among the first in their business.
Their advertisements will also be found class
Allied under their proper heads in different
portions of the paper, and TO these also
would we call attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

II you wish to purchase anything, look at
our business Directory and ascertain where
the men are doing business whose class OF
goods you desire TO purchase.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

AUCTION sale Of Hardware, &C., &c, will
be continued this morning at 10 o'clock, at
IS Main street. A chance for bargains,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

PRENTICE, of the Louisville Journal ten
ders this advice TO the public: Never buy
goods Of those who don't advertise. They
sell go little that they have to sell dear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

Ix'our Directory the business houses are
all classified under their proper heads, and
alphabetically arranged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09
CITY NEWS.

To oun CouSrRr RKADKRs.-Look At our
Ksokuk Directory, on the FIRST page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

SAYl-Why isn't that pavement on the
north side of Main, between 9th and 7th
streets, put in little better order thanit now
is? Whose business is it to repair 1t, and
why don't he do it? That's what's the mat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

3 SIKH STREET, between johnson and Ex>
change, is being repaired by the Supervisor
brigade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09
New York DIV coed. Marne,.

New York Dry Goods n arkes.
BY Telegraph NEW Yoax. May g.
Fair inquiry for cotton fabrics ct rather further
cesson In prices The Augusta unbieaehed yard widf
sheetngr reduced to 1915 Atlantic selling at Ie do
II and Pacific and 1871; Lawrence G IS. Atfawsn-
gan - b-scbed muslin reduced to Isl. do to liz
Fill ~ and Urbrdgr 10. Prints steady but less active
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

Hsw York money Market.
By Telegraph Nrw YoRK, May
Boney-stesdy At 90 PER cent for cali loans.
sterng-Tirn; ssssak, gold for nrss bills.
God-firmer opening ., sss<. advancing 10 ssl1. de-
cining to 81, closing at "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

FRrsH Usage Orange Seed, sl2 so per
bushel, at Wickershem Il Cos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

RIVER NRws.-The following we're the ar
rivals and departures yesterday:
Arrived-Andy johnson, St. Louis.
8. Gray Eagle, Quincy.
(" T. p. Benton, Dallas.
" Eagle, Warsaw.
Departed Roy, ST. Louis.
+" T. p. Benton, Dallas.
Eagle Warsaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09
St Louis Market.

st LOuts Mhrket-
By Tsleg'S h. CT. LOUIS. May g
FIaur-slOw but nru s,osll 90 for super. va 1913
so 'or extra; ti4GIs for Xxx: tie 5oG IS for choice
whsat-oa.s "a sca2 vs. for spring; ~ so9s e. for
fall.
Corn-Buyers and sellers apart; asking 81 1891 leal
% for choIes mixed yellow ami white.
e@ts- Higher; ssaEk
Hye-st-sdy attl is
Barley-insctive.
whisky-xcminsl. "a "a o5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09
THEO. r. WURTS,
ENGINEER & SURVEYOR,
Otfce cor. ID & Main. Keokuk.

WILL make Geological. Typographical aud Land
w Surveys Report 90 mineral property Plan Ne
ohanio.I works: snperinteud the establishment of
Mines and Metaliur gicai aod Chsuicsl works, Assay
Ores, &C, lsprls-c5m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

Foreign Markets.
Lostos. Nay s-Noon-
C3nsul- siL I.ls. Ts4 Erie Al sonds ~
LIvssrool. May s-Neon
Brssestuss-Pirm; red wheat l3s -; ~. 81
Provisions--o Quiet; pork ia Sd.
Lsrd-Advanced to Us.
Lospos, Nay s-2 n.
Money Msrket-Qaiet
Ansriean sseurites-Ar declined; Bonds III Rris
teA. Ills. -
LTyssrooL May So m.
ootios-Deolinsd "a aass noon, market dalt rpi.nAs
io7ksil.
Other articles rnAlt.rsd-
Losnos. May s-R.
American Securities cicsed at the following
5 20 M Erie 4oA Ills T4-f.
LrvkRrsoI. May s-kvs
Cotton-Deeiins in prices continued, and narks,
closed weak; midtiieg uplsnds I'D orlssns 1ii.d
Corn Closed as Cd per quarter for mixed western
Barlsy-4s ~ ~er 60 lbs.
osts-ss ID per $50 lbs.
whess-U neksrssd.s
Prorsions-ksrke quiet; beef declined 70 ics. pc,
Dbl for extra prime
Mess Pork-stesdy;rTs Cd.
Lard-Adssnce ed TO s2s Cd per ewt for American.
Bscon-Ses
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

stock market.
BY Telegraph Nsv Yozk. May
es-~unsps csossd quiet aud steady. Peg 81 lll14a
u; eoapsns Isl iIlAask sac reg o. loea5s; do ecu.
pons 81 ioTszds; DO Jan and Jry lu7za1s; 1910 reg
psszsseJs do coupons ss5zalto; Aug $50 lo61z x;
June do l05zsS
bs30p m--NY g7Mes; Hudson 9e14OEL Read
ing luss4s NJ s ss1kSss; G 1874; Al eos4ae N
W s514 q *, pfd s2@ls: IT " sesz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

New Orleans Market.
~ T-lssraph.l NV oxLHss May
oot,on--Unset,ied; lower nisfiips 1924; sslss 4
700 bslss. Asseipts - bslss exports ia7 bales
euenr and Nolasses-Honipai.
Tiour-Quist ana unchanged
cosA-stsek light demand GOOD at full prices white
q So
o.ts--stock small aetfvs demand sales st@-
Pork-D~n end unchanged; eniy jsebing bssinsss
1'a' 60
san franchise Market.
By Telegraph sAH B1Aroisoo, May s.
whsat and Rour--Unchangsd.
Legal rendsrs-N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-09

Go V ssswss { Dsaa's for good heszpins
IN boots and ahood naye-lw
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21

TROUBLES enough are convulsing til Uni
verse. During the lust ten years, every na'lon
u the globe has been ut war, and the sword has
o.en followed by elemental violence, by pes'i
euee, by plague. The heavens have been
llumiued with shooting stars; millions OF DOL
.urs Of property have been LOST by tue galeS !;
nere has been on eruption OF Vesuvius; {; Al
,land with all its inhabitants has been sub
Merged; Alaska, without the "i has beeu
Nv Ut cut by u hurricane; the whole universe
AUS been Instructed by meteorio showers, Ia
luu toruadoes and volcanic explosions. CUM
LING and MILLER suy that the end OF the
v rid is comiug; but this old world will stand
great deal OF hard usage, aud vii! wear ut
east long enough tor the revival aud renewed
Prosperity OF the .vltL. Ii uu earthquake
Aers 10 swallow up Radical caucus, there
would be no cause for complaint; II tue Capi'
,ol were TO slip into the Potomac, the great
American Union might still survive, and COM
neuee at once the building Of new Hall OF
Debate which should be Us high us the tower
Il Babel and contain as much confusion. A6sit
Omen!
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21

THERE is on the West Coast of Africa,
kiug ArchibOng who reigns on the banks Of
,he Culabar River. Twoyears ago the subjects
of o noighboring king killed one Of Archi-
oong'o people, aud the indignant monarch sent
out eight large canoes to obtain immediate re-
Iress. No previous intimation was given to
he offending town. The invaders stole out in
he night, and, by singing "COme into my Ca
uos", collected large number Of capives'
\ day or two afterwards the heads Of nearly
I'll the captive men, women, and children were
;ut of, and it is now impossible to ascertain
he number slain What is TO be done with
hese African demons? They will not be
Christians; they will not be humane; they will
uot be wise; they are rejected BY the Sensa-
tional Drama at them, BARSuM turns up his
nose. There is but one refuge left Gather
them in, collect them together, ship them to
New York, and-send them to Congress
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21

MARYLAND IS TO be let alone for the present; {;
md her government will be "Republican", in
proportion TO the hostility Of the Northern peo-
ole to Radicalism. OF course, if the electior
had gone in favor Of the Radicals, Maryland
would have taen made Satrapy No. 6, and
little gentle attention would have been given
to brave old Kentucky. As it is, there is no
hurry about Maryland--no great hurry about
Kentucky-no great hurry about impeach
ment-no great hurry about anything. but dis
covering the secret of sustaining tie power of
. party which is opposed, aad hated, by ma
jority CT the whole people.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21
An ORDINANCE
10 REGULATE THE STORAGE or PErRoLEuM r1s rPo
DUCTS, AND orAER INFLA0IMADLE OILS.

10 rIoU1ATE THE STORAGE or PErRoLIuM rza rPo
DUCTS, AND oTAER INFLAaIMApLI OILS.
SEC L Be 1 ordained BY the Mayor ani Atlerm'n IN
Ctv Councu emLed That from and after the ltth day
OF june next, il shai DC Law j 10 Keep Petroleum,
Keroseus hoc1 Oil Beuznc, Beuzoe, OR unj o,uer u'
Jlmable oil OILS storage Or ur sale III any CELLAR
store or building south Line rect IL l lIrsef lu.
tity hau hity gallons Oh any one lot Or PROMISES an
auy suc Quanuy so kept o. stored shall oe coAt'nev
vessels ui III or other metal.
SEC That Petroleum. its products. or any other r.
lammable oil oils, Wien brought nto the ey W IAN
or wafer may be kop' any ot or III uny oldin5 III
which cotton stored, Tor period not eArceuin;
tweuy.tour hours upon expranon Of which ulnr
snail be removed aud Kept IN manner as required 6y
the foregoing SECTION.
this Urdin Ince sna be suoet 10 tine OF two hundteu
dollars Ior ohence recoverable u any Court Of con
ps,ent jurisdiction.
ttsrred in City council this twenty.arst day OF May H.
the year OF cur Lord one thousand eght hundred III"
sixtY.seven.
90 n Su,ru Clerk OF CopuciL June
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21
fLN,l P. c. GAILLAIlDI Nuyols
90 "a Su,ru Clerk OF Council June 6
D1Axo.FoRTEs-akAND, sarARE3 A Ayn N

DIANOsEURTES..GRA SUI AhE AM
L UPRIG hI--Which now acknowledged TO DC,
NY the Leading Ar.lPts IN this country. sUtERI ~
Any OiEEKS In AMERICA. these lhstrunents pos
sess ovcry modern Improvement are Of the largest SIZE
hn bed IN CAkv4-D aud PLAIN EOaEWoOD CASES,
embracing cvsry variety OF sty!e. EIcn has the u!
METALLIC FRAME. UVERsIKUAG BASS lwl.h or with.
out the agrauc arrangement. Earh has the FRENCu
GRa ACTION. acknowledged to be superior to any
her In rapid execution 1nese Instruments are hi
sEvES, SEVEN AND a QUARTER and sLvES AND TuIhD
ocTAvEs; constructed OF THOROUGHLY SEASONED WOOD,
ad OF nuest aud best uia.eri.L tor GREAT POWER
SINGING QUALlIIEs SWEETNESS and PURITY OF TONI
throughout Tie vuure EEoIsIEE: ELEGANCE Ok tINIHb
anu Gltt-Ar LChABlllIY " tie P!anoFortcs OF Messr5
JNNYS SON ar unsurpassed by auy o'her III ktrs u
tue WOELD, auG 4av+ t1kcu TIC H1GuLSl PKEAlAUM
WdENLNEt. EXulBl Id. / sIme facilities w1lch
euaUls tEis urin " produce SCpEklO INsI kUMENI,
.s0 vnaoe IL -i - CIer their ri NO fOhIEo 10 tLe
public III TWENTY PtG M Iowr tLau any 0Lcr FIGsl'
CLASS manuia tlrer IL TIC cuuI'try.
lilo special attcluvn vi Dclrrs teachers and c;tcr
is uvited 10 tic cx1uiatioI .i-sc Pl.u btio.e Lh
us thrlr sccctioA elsewhere Every runoIt is iul
WARRANTED FOX EIVL IL. Ks. Ucscri. tive cirru-
lars sgnt tv nj parts OF The coun.r upon upi ou. Ad
d'ess, JENNYS ~ SONS,
Nos 23J and 2S5 East 2ls st ork.
Between I'd Bnd ID Avenues NeWreet
September ~ lyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21

cablo dispatch from Havana tells US that several
shocks of an earthquake were felt in Jamaica On
the 18th and 18th OF November; that there is fear
Of negro insurrecslon in Jamaica; ; and that the
city OF s. Domingo has boon destroyed by an
earthquake. Of is last piece OF news there are
no details In Hayti the insurrechon is making
he,dvav the House of Assembly hss been attack
al and the American Consul at Capo Hayt.an was
Grod at but escaped unhurt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21

THESE, in few words, are the natural en-
sequences OF the tax on cotton: ilanters cannon
pay their factors; factors cannot pay their
Northern creditors; Northern creditors ennno'
pay their banks; blnks cannot pay their stuck
rullers aud depOsilors; Southern cities Gu"
ID ain no capital; Northern merchants derive
no profit from southern tradei and the whole
stack OF mercantile bricks is ready TO be toppled
over by the prentice hand of greedy tax
collector.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-21

CTLVENS HOUSE, Nos XII. a3, rs AND @7
~ Dio~uway' NJ l.. opposite Bowling Grecn-'I u to'
uropeau Fiah'-lHE SILVEN> uOLSE is wen sD
widely Ahowu to the travelling public. he location Is t.
.efaily suao.e 10 merchants unu business mel; IN
lose ptoAni! W hs 6usncs- purt OF tue tlty--is q
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