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land SALES IN observation-disclosures las,

LAND SALES IN ADBEvILLE.--Monday last was
eale dey, and, as usual hrolght large crowd to
the village. A large amount OF real estate was
sold by the Commissioner, and some property was
disposed cf at private sale. Below we give u list
prices detained Estate Of a. Hunter, 203 acres,
s525 estate Of J. II. Grny, 750 acres s7G2; csiate
O. B. NJ, Cheathana, l1Oa acres, 1927; one house
and lot in Abbev.lle $500; Abbcviio Hocl, $1,000 !;
tract OF II acres, s5G tract Of acres $40; mouse
and lot. belonging TO tie estate OF judge D. +.
Joaes 5000; tract Ok 415 acres, s755; tract Of 5l9
acres, estate Of DR., L. Marlborough, $500: the es-
tate Of j. T. Il. Davis, embracing $50 acres Of land
AID one house and lot in Greenwood, sl495; $50
acres OF land, belonging to the estate OF &, W.
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA Dc cmb.r 5-T1sANc1AI-GolD-Dusi
at l3jalS7lod selling It lSSal39. ,o,.,o.
CorroS The m ket 90 ned with fair demand on Q =,
basi OF l4Mc Tor New York md il NJ ID clo ca a., -
at l42lc 10 New York mddhng. Total saes oi 'e u"'
eSG b. s. and lee ip,-, SIS bal-s. o,dss
BAcoS-Wesern sho ,lders 14al4hc; b. d. 1n.'s sues
153lal6 c. p. id s, l6a16tIt; e sides HsS s
2oa23; D. s. sho ders, l2tsa13; D. S C IL siocs A'
C RS-Whit', 81; mixed, 81.
WHEAr-Red s25Oa200; white. s2.eOasoo INV
STvALL's EXCELSIOR MILLS FLoUR-au eTans AZ "a FL II
bt in 80 b. or % H. bags sl9 80; Extra r Dbl IN A. 10
or % ID Bugs $3.50; Douls Extra pe bo Ia ~ To- VI
% b. bags. $1,000 .,,,h.,
MxAL9Doted per bu, shell, s1.25; Cnboted pc: bushei
S1 90
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HEADQUARTERS Second Military District
{ Nnvemher IL. 1Rf1. 4

HEADQUARTERS Second Military Dtstrlcf,(
CHARLESTON, s. c. November ID. 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 116.l
Tho sherifs of the respective Counties and Disr1c's
of North and South Carolina will to be prepared
copies of the tax lists for their respective Counties or
Districts noting thereon all denquent tax payers ana
forward the .amo through Post Commanders 10 these
Headquarters.
The expense Of preparing such copies will be audited
and paid as q County District Charge as the case
may be.
BY command OF Bvt. Major.General Ed R. s. CANDY.
LOUIS Y. CAZIARC,
Mde-de-C Camp, Actg. Asst Adjt Gen'l.
Official: o. NJ mitchell, Adede-Camp
Noyembnr 25
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Sruan .Iere L Lii, es.
DY 5AYAED -Ay-oR.

Thu fish rlnal wales il tho surges:
Tho 81 lc- u:s ovec tae s!as;
Tho so.o.c. steps D avcly 10 batle;
Tho VIOLIN u lays axe to the treas
Th,ya.e each OF the breed Of the heroes
Iho mlnh bed az, rper5 to STIFF;
Sseooy hIols. %. 80 gItly TO l4boc,
Trlo hcl:ts that sa1e cam .ort ID lie
In oaoA Is the seed to rep onish
Tho Id With the viyoc It needs
Ths &C It:o OF oles. af .Sa oas.
Tao im2aiso to generous d5cds-
Bat n. sA,rI d.!ax= TIE 5,ooi of tie Hsser;
TIE Ii o: is d:op>ol n ;h2 sal;
TIE so.dio. les co!d By canon
Thc wJoln4a il crushed oy LIS tTsc'
Es.h od'g gil lilo tal. Is wasted
In ,nlIy I:1.evo1,l-s nlScen'
Bi-loIs asls hldiys the coward
AL s-.2J heIs the crafty AID mem
IN, b,ooi Of tac noble IS llvisled
\ =. ~, sclisl profit NAV ind;
G>l = y eao lives :llt a:o ,u.a le->o.
AMI v,o 10 His wisdom a-e Blind.
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Personally appeared before &. =. Maaigault Mas.
ter OF the Aims iou.; OF Casrie5,oa j. e.. who being
duy sworn d. 3cti tat tia fo:goiaC csvac;s ere
taesn Ycrn the Records OF the m House. co pllco
OF nativity 0! saoss aintta 1850 :Ae Z uza @:c .: en
:so ;h.ir slatoments. aHd t5 $50 CT Out Door
en ioncrs f.o cir deposition n the ferilncates O.!
a2pitatioa. u. - -1A-';aACAi' =,
Master 4. =.
Sworn and subsc:lboa bato.e me- his 2pth November,
lse7, P MOUSSEiu.
Not Put. et &c Of. Mag.
JOHN Z. DAWSON, Ch. Com. Poor.
3. "; D5sAussvHr' COMMITTEE tee on City
7. p. EAscF, 1Tansieo' Poor'
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
CoNNonS i CARTER. PRoPRIEToRs.

LUNNOI.o 3
TouBIISHED LIVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING AT
Lancaster G. H., $. G, Having largo subscription
ls, 1t offers favorable medium 70 Merchants aud ali
advertisers who desire extend their business IN the
u per Districts OF the state Rates oi advertising. ho
D
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c. DUcREUx's PATENT
For instantaneous Detachment OF
Horses FROM Carriages.

TTJHIS INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL lNFENIlUN'
which has been patented in The United states,
France and England offered By the subscriber 70
tho public feeling assured they will find it, upon e1ami
nation one OF the greatest inventions oil the age.
Prominent among Its advantages are
F1nsr-The taciity with which horses may be harness,
ed TO or embarrassed from Carriage also rendering 1t
Tor the person embarrassing pass between
or beird the is customary thus voi4hs any
liability OF being kicked. ,,
from the carriage in second without the driver leav
nr hs seat Il simple il its operation tnat child
THIRD AND GREATEsT-In caseo CT horses taking fright
becoming unElanagabo or running away, TIE terrible
coa5egucnces which frequently follow ay be aavoid
ed By hs simple application to carriages cs the horses
can be loosed rom the carriage INA twinkiEg and the
carriage is quickly and safely stopped.
Mr. C. DJCKEUX gave several public cxhloiuons. The
great favor praise manifested by the public these
occasons oae the evidences OF popular apprecia
ZION OF its merits.
Terms may be known and orders received for applying
the patent 10 carriages purchase oil state Rights by
addressing TO 7. DCtALoA, fatehtee',
No. SO Elizabeth street, New York.
October 3p.O
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COMMERCIAL.
ExporIs.

pH1LApr1pHIA-Per steamship Aiancc-176 bales
Cotton % casks Eice 6j bale Yarn bales Rags 20
tine. 50 tons pig Iron 100 tons Railroad Wheels $50
empty Barrels, boxes and casks lron Brlss' &c 30
BALTIM0RE-P1r schr Kealing-2OoO sacks Liver
pool Salt
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Headquarters Second Military District,l
CHARL ESTON, 5. C October 81 1857
rHr@-rp.r n,0r,e No 10Sl

Headquarters Second Military District,l
CHARLESTON, ). G., October -, 1857
GENERAL ORDERS No. 105
Post Commanders muy admit to bail persons not SUD-
ect 10 the Articles Of War, held il arrest By military
ttory charged with offences not capital upon security
as provided in the following paragraph:
Security shall consist: lst. Of cash deposit OF the
amount FOR which Lond is required hail by the State
law Ia like cases; I'd, of bend in like sum, running
TO the Post Commander, conditioned for compliance
With all orders, with surety, who must b. freeholder
and must justify in twice the amount Of the penalty, and
must under SAL authorize an officer ordered b. the
Post Commander in Of default, and upayinert
by the surety demand. to summary seize and sell
sufficient OF the property OF principal aud surety sai
ify the forfeiture and costs; and Immediately upon de-
fault made tfo bond shall constitute lien upon tie per-
sona property OF both principal and surety.
All bail and other bonds taken under military authori
ty viii conform to the foregoing directions when not
otherwise specially provided
By command Of pvt. Mljor.General Ed L. S. CAHsY.
LOUIS Y. CAZIARc,
Aid.de-Camp. Actg. Ases Adj's. Gent
OfaGal: O. lI. Mitchell Aid-de-Camc.
October a
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TuE OR,yGEByRG NEWS.

nUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
Oraupeburg, S. C. Terms 50 per annum in ad
vance.
During the spring and ia extra copies of the
OnaYorpCaa News viii be circulated for the benefit Ol
our advertising patrons
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most liberal
iarrns Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News,
flrav
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsT TON.
Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
ship Richard the Third Scott Brenen-S5 days. Bal
last To the Master previously reported in the Omngl
schr Charlotte. Peterson, Bac' River. 3iOo ousaeis
Rough hi. C. To Cohen Hanckel Co.
sc1r Elvlna Habenich Back River. 2lOO bushels
Rough Rice. To Roper Stoney
Steamer Emile. Davis. Georgetown, C. 225 tierces
Rice 10 sacks Seed Rice and Sundries To shackeford
Kelly, Mrs + " .,llston, Klinck, Wickenberg Co.
c Gravcley, Thurston & Holmes. 7 stoney Prin'
ye Moldecai & Co, Cart, kopf Jervey.
Steamer Marion Foster, santce. 2oS bales Upland
Cotton 46 bols Rosin, bbls Spirits Iurpenune. and
sundr1es. To ] Ferguson. Graeser. Lee. Smith & Co.
Cart Kopff & Jervey, Adams Frost & Co, G ln9ra-
ham & Son, " Dukes & Co, Davis, Ii Rodgers 8
Co. W Bee & TO- Gaillard & SIinott J smyth, G
pritchett o Reeder and others
sioop Alice, from Ashepoo. 1900 bushels Rough Rice
20 II Huppock.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Alliance, Eelly, Philadelphia-H Baker
Brig voorhis, Fulford, Georgetown, CIV Rrtch
Schr D Keeling, Hubbard, Baltimore-Street Sos
Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, Philadelphia
Brig Williams, Thompson, Philadelphia
Brig Georgia, hot, Baltimore.
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Headquarters Second Military District.l
CHARLESTON, 5. c., September 30. 1867.

headquarters 5eCOnu ntzlisnry OIStflctl
CHARLESTON, 5. c., September 30. 1867. !
[CIacULAR.l
PENDING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF RULES FOR
the government of Military Tribunals in this District
Provost Courts will not exercise jurisdiction in any case
when the question involves the title Of land nor in any
civil cause where the debt sued for or the damag
claimed exceeds three hundred 1901 dollars. In all
where tho amount claimed either debt or dam
ages exceeds 2 dollars. the defendant sha
be entitled TO ten lO days notice. and ii it exceeds one
hundred 00 dollars, he Shall BE- entitled to fftecn u5
days notice; but this right may be waived by the de-
endart and the trial Of the set for earlier day
upon his written consent thereto which consent must
appear on the record OF the Court
Gy command Of Brevet Major-Gen ED. K. s. Can.
Dy. LOUIS V. CAZIARC, Aide.de- Camp,
Acting Assistant Adjutant-Gener
OIlcal: o. NJ. Mitchell, Aide-de.Carlp.
November ~
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.otrorl nIQrKct.

The ChnrlcstOn CottoIt ETf1f f>o''
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEMS't iasg
CHARLESTON Friday Evening" December D. ioo''
The stiening prices in the foreign and New forN n
kets eau cd prices hero 10 advance "a &c q e. e"o'
$50 bales viz 10 at II, at 14A, 95 at 4s Ii at i4,
11s at 15 155 15 lG at 15 81 ct loh 10 at 1874 o.
at &c., We quote:
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Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c., November IA. 1867,
OFFICIAL.

CFFiClAL
Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., october 9, 1881 !
[CmcULAn
TIE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS ARE PUBLISH
I'D for the information and guidance OF the Command.
ing Occrs Of Posts in carryn out the requirements OF
General Orders No. &c. current SERIES from these Head
quarters
In any case embraced within the first subdivision oi
Paragraph of said Order the rate of taxntion hIod by
law and prevailing the time the transaction 7as maze
and completed the property or the right tcGs parted
,rh which is the subject Of taxation. shall constitute
The tasis for correcting such excessive taxatoc ana
upon being conformed thereso such tax shall DO valid
and b:udrS-t being the design of that part OF oad
Paragraph 10 protect persons making business opera
tons from unforeseen imposition OF taxes in ezcce'
OF the rates prevailing VIXEN such operations were ccn-
surlmated.
In any cases arising under tho second subdivision OF
Paragraph said Order. tnc -atc oftaIaon imposed
on tho property rorson Of resdent o! tho State shai
be the basis for correcting such tax affecting the prop
crty or pc.,on OF nonresident and upon being con-
formed thereto, such IL shall be valid and binding
In all casos where the collection Of any tax is suspend
ed under the first second Subdivisions OF Paragraph
l. of said Crdc- the Order supending the Same sna be
limited preventing the coleco of any excess OF such
tax over and above the amount properly taxable in &C.
cordnco with the provision OF said Ordor as explained
Sy this circular.
Commcrdins Ofncers OF Posts authorized to make
such o:ders may be requisite for carrying into opera
ton tho c.ases of sad Order in conforming with the
foregoing provisions aud all civil officers at the respec-
tive Tosts are required to comply Herewith.
By command OF Brevet MaIor-General ED. R. g. CANDY.
LOUIS V. CAZIaRC Aidde-Camp,
Acting Assistan. Adjutant.Gcneral.
Official: 0, NJ. MITCHELL Aid.de-Camp
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Pa9ScnX gers.

Per steamer Emilio. from Georgetown, C-Mrs
Gros LaMott. Morgan, S McGundy, 5 Hanson
] Bennett Col Ludington, W Rqvenel. and 40 deck.
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PHASES OF THE MOON.
Fast 2. 9Th, 5h. l. morn Last G. 18th, 1oh lim even
Full NJ iIIh, 6a 50u morn New u. 25th Oh. lsm even
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den & Co, J Watson Co, Clacius & witte z Davis o
Recder Rodgers & Co. Baggett Il Co, Mowry & Co. How
ard & Bro. Walter 4 Co. G Pritchett Ryan,
rrauk Kanapaux & Lanneau, II Ii Tatwin, PincEney
Bros. W Bee & Co. s.cney Roper stoncy, J
, horeat, Garrett, ] a May, a Sawyer railroad
Agent and Order.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESIDENTS MEssAoE-D1sPosAL
OF THE IMpE AcHIENT MATrER-TdE PREMATURE
PUBLICATION OF TIE MESSAGE.
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PORT CALENDAR.

CORRECTED UEEEL-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-15
Che a@utto Gitp.


u The lsasst away isals use Of the hle-
graph in the Norwegian herring fishery. The
deep sea fisheries from the Maze TO Varanger
fJord extend over a range of 200 miles b
and Acme sfthem are variable hush as re-
CARDS time of year and locality others recur
at stated periods, but with lesser oscillation
with respect TO time and place. The popn-
lataon directly and indireetly Interested ~. the
fisheries, b probably NOT less han 100, GOO !;
and the fishermen actually engaged III them
at one time not less than $4,000. These lat
ter move to and fro with their boats along
the coast, and formerly-betore the telegraph
was impressed into their service-the inabii-
lty to test the accuracy OF the reports tney
heard, and the grest~ distances thev had to
traverse before reaching the neighborhood OF
the shoals, were the cause OF endless disap>
pointments and failures, and the catch was
frequently lost for want of hands TO capture
the fish. This is now all changed as Tar as
the herring fishery is concerned. n.
Telegrrphic stations are erected at difer-.
ent points on the coast, and the inspectors
cause daily notice to be given of the appear
ance and position Of each shoal. Field =
teleeraphs are kept In readiness TO be joined
on to the main line, and thus the slightest
movement of the shoals is carefully watched
and communicated aud it is curious sight
10 witness the sudden exodus Of thousands of
fishermen, with their train of buyers, salters,
etc. with boats, barrels and appliances, hast
enng TO distant place at the call of the
wire. The men seem 70 prize highly this
valuable cosdjutor, and when the catch is
chiefly attributableto its agency, they call the
fish Telegraph herringsh And thus the
benefit likely to accure from the use of the
telegraph is incalculable.
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miles from Carson City. Nevada, are some
remarkable mineral springs called Steamboat
Springs. from the noise they make, Which
sounds Ike several steamers dischargin :
steam Those springs cover an arer of about
three acres. The water is boiling hot, and
the escaping steam can be seen for several
miles before sunrise, and the atmosphere in
the vicinity IS filled with the smell of sulphur.
There are crevices in the rock where the wa.
ter can be seen boiling at depth OF thirty
feet. There is also spring which is called
Breathing Spring. II is shaped much Ike a
we'll. a he water recedes to the depth OF ten
or twelve feet. and remains calm FOR FIVE
minutes, aud then commences to boil and
rises mill il shoots into the air above ten
feet and in FIVE minutes it begins to recede.
-Ex
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Throat Affections

Are more frse7uenty that otherwise caused by tfsk
shiny mucous, falling from tbs bead, especially
during the night, and resulting from
CstArrh and cured by
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KEOKUK
/ IRE An D MARINE
frsarance Company.
INCORPORATE TSBER TER LAWS or rowA.
CAP ITAL 100000.
Cash Assetts incested i. Ca.t.d .sy,t., c,-,
nent Securities.

PANF, oommends IL particulars - ~. .s,s,s !.
Iowa ansurAnes made on Baioinxs of.lI Kind. Fur
htufe. fiste Wearing Apparel and Merchandise Al,o
90 Goods and Merrhsndi,e in .tor. =, go.
BY Or-sn, Lsks, River, Rail or Wagon
Insurance taken At the most fsyorahl. 49, -
e promptly scias - i
DIRECTORS
80 y - y ~, OR. v Bowsr Co
wnw n - - 10y s OfPstter~on Tfnaberrnan
r 49, @poohHh, Lessee x Mt. P. AN r r.
ofcaty Peck
omnSSnsrif.i, Late Of Cor shelley
n uT Asik on connshis emyth
Wu Isaans~,Ip rFtPhn National Bank
1870 y, "a snom.9hLs, OBewnei Bro
Smith hiiIL, CTS HansIi kCo
OFFICERS
n :, pu ur IN rresident ADAMS sccretrry
SHELLEY, Vice Pree's II LOVE Treasurer
spri-d IL GILMORE. ATTORNEY
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.-To James h. Hol-
~ ssy Noah Greeley, Sidney D. Root. Caroline
Root A L. Emmous Potter k Lirn, Plume, PsrEeesA
Rtsrrstt Myef, knistly Michael tushey, James Han
ma Y arzvts J Eastman, Sank Of Old Doesininn Al
bert sns jesse M.ltoy. Abnef Reeves Henry To~le
Hiram Rsney yeafmAn, RalaBs Co.,. J. Edgar
Thompson. william Gfiftss, r sievensun. =. Meyturg
4 Bro Fickieu Laes-. 3. Miller. J. q. Negans. 7
" Phinney. o ,. DAVE, sophia oienosring-
YOU and each II hereby notthed that there
nov OF oise u the Clerk Of the District Ccatt
Of lie. Cuuutv iowa Rort Aadsor petition Of Wi
Nm Dom claiming decree eattse On and foreclosing
your equity 81 redemption in and all claim npcn the
following real estate. ta-Sit Ninety Of VI the
east side q tie n W. = sec u, Township S. Worth
Range S. West and the undivided bali o. tie remand
er Of ssit r' qnsrter Of ton sin Lee county
Iowa The rstaon alleges III Il piainfifownssaid prop
srty as purfh under certain lecr~- Of foreclosure
AMI uiet his title and to cut Oh equity Of
redemption therein
Uns. ypu sYpear thereto and defend eefere noon Of
the second day the next term of said District Court
70 commence the third Mondays May 1877 decree
will he rendered against you thereon by default
RANKIN McORARY,
fsb2s for Plsintif.
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DR.. SEELYE'S
LIQUID clTARRH REMEDY
s Y NJ 2 T O NJ s :.

The symptoms Of catarrh frpt very slight. Per
sons And they have cold that they have ffe4usnt at
tacks and sensitive the changes Of temJera-
discharge thin and scrid ssrv ards thick and adhesive
may enxue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharges are
increased in quantity aud changed in quality they
now thick and heavy and ha~kei or eouEhed OF
The sscrettons onsn~v causing tad breath: the
voice thick snd nasal the eyes weak the Of
SMELLS essened destroyed deafness freqnsuly tskes
pla0.
Another 90 and important symptom Of Cata-h
fs that the person obliged 10 clear his threat in the
morning Of slick or slimy mucous, which has fallen
from the head daring the night When this takes pass
the person may be that us disease its wsy
thslunss, and should ios-,po time Ia srresting il.
The abovs are bu. few ~ the many Catarrhal syrp-
toms. Write TO Laboratory for psfup hlet de-
scbing fully all symptoms il will lie sent FREEiO any
address Also directions here TO the meci
We receiving letters from all parts or the Union
ard also testiro niss from those ussng IL
bearing the evidence Of It's infallible meriiaA
a~This remedy contains MINERAL or POISON
oLs 1AsRKpIEN1s but Ia prepared from vegetable eI
tracts E1CLU-1pELf; therefore II Is PERFECTLY
HARMLESS; to the most tender and debate
child -&a
CALI FoR sBKLYEs CATARRH REMEDY ard TAX
other. If not sold by druggists in your vicinity,
they will order for you. Price 81 70 per bottle.
n~n pessons sufsrins with any mrection Of the
Head Throat or Lungs should write At once Tor our
pamphlet fnily describing all symptoms pertaining to
the above diseases.
Bit will be sent free to sny aaidressJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-15

A Nrw DKLIcAcr.-The Paris epicures
have found that snails possess flavor supe-
nor to frogs. Consequently the trade in the
latter has been for some time noticeably de-
creasing The new favorites are sent in great
numbers from the surrounding country TO
Paris. Burgundy and Champagne alone sup.
plying 100000 snals daily. Freedmen eat
horse meat, suails fried Hottentot and other
ouasr dish dishes with q relish. The French
cook can make good soup out Of dried sole
leather
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-15

THE grave Of the Revolutionary hero,
Gen. Israel Putnam. at Brooklyn, CT, is
neglected and in danger Of beng forgotten.
The tablet which formerly marked it is now
locked up in a store of Daniel p. Tyler at
that place. that visitors may be prevented
from chipping il to pieces Some wears ago,
the State made an appropriation 10 erect a
monumen; to Gen. Putnam, on condition
an equal amount. which they failed to do.