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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-23
FROM NEW ORLEANS,

New ORLEANS, Dec. l7.-IIabcas corpus returna-
bic this morning, was granted by Judge Dure yester-
day on petition of about thirty steamship
Havana lying here which lately hoisted the Peruvian
flag at Southwest Pass. On writ being returned this
morning, attorney for petitioners asked that be dis
missed, as the Peruvian consul had granted release
from their contract to all WHO wished, and the writ
accordingly dismissed. Ships articles cmbody stpula
ton that the will not OF ect, during the for
which they were engaged to any change of ,gs which
might occur. This and the fact that two months ad-
in gold was paid, for which only about twenty
days service had been rendered. the only objects
in holding them.
Large quantity of tobacco, variouSly estimated in
value from 100000 to $l5o,O00 seized yester-
day evening, and guards placed over number Of the
most respectable tobacco firms in the city prevent
removal Of tobacco. lllcged internal revenue frauds
caused the proceedings.
Nrw ORLEANS, Dec 19.-Steamer Havana again in
trouble Collector having threatened seizure on grounds
violations of law in exhibiting proper papers when
called, and that change of flag irregular. Facts
relative to maerarc the vessel purchased in New
York by the Peruvian government, contracting
to deliver the vessel at Southwest Pass, wherever
the Peruvian monitors might be. Upon arrival at
Southwest Pass, transfer was made Peruvian flag
hoisted, and former captain remaining sailing
ter. Her American register sent back to New
York for cancellation. Senior Garcia has been notified hy
former of reg ster cancel. 1t intended
bring the vessel to this city, but while lying at South
west Pass repairs Of machinery became necessary. Size
came here under Peruvian flag and has since been the
victim of continued ms!ortunes having caused misun-
derstanding between Senior Garcia and collector Fuller.
Yesterday Customs officers boarded the Havana and
demanded to see her papers. Captain replied the
sci belonged to the Peruvian navy, and had papers
exhibit, and referred the officers minister Garcia.
The latter has received official communication in
reference to the latter, although he notified the
authorities that the Havana belonged to his gov
ernment, ard OF his readiness charges against
her. Had she remained at Southwest Pass notice
would have been taken of her. Collector Fuller states
charges have been made against the vessel Of violation
Of law amongst others, that powder has been landed
from cr in the night, and the law compelled him to
seize h' unless papers produced and found reg
ular. He, however, has referred the matter the
authorities at Washington, and will take further
steps unless upon advices from there. Vessels mani
fest states she cleared fer Southwest PISS.
Steamer Era No. 10 sunk in Red river the | 7th,
with S66 bales cotton. No lives lost Portion OF the
cargo saved
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1f.-Gtncral Grant, Sherman, scho,
field Thomas and Mcdowell, and host Of others have
arrived
sr. LOUIS, Dee l4-Largc quantity of overland
mail matter stolen from coach for Fort Bridges
New YORK, Dec. l5.-The Herald has Havana
special via Key West, stating that the recent encouu-
ter indicates the troops suffered fearuIy B,Imazada
demanded rc-intorcemrnts lnsurrectionnry linca
within hu"dredand fifty miles of Havana English sub
jccs notified to make immediate reg gsraton with their
consulate.
EIcnMoND, Dec l5.-In the case of Jeter Phillips.
sentenced to be hung next Friday fyr To- ,ur!'g g.
his wife, a habeas corpus rcturnabr toJ,..,rv arl
was granted oday by Judge Under, u,H TIA af,J Ul..
ton by counsel, that the court Of ai,anass g,c .ri-
d"d against appeal taken in Phillips case was not q
legal court, the judges being disqu,.fy 1adce lae
llih amendment.
CncAGo Dec. l6.-7he city is alive ".rb ~.asrra.
ranging from Generals down 10 81 Lii a,.:a:. -. -
enthusiasm and excitement.
TORONTO, Dee. lev hacn. convicted u(
der Of NcGee, will have new trial
AUGUSTA, GA, Dee. l6.-Dcstructiv' flce
the town OF Abortion, Georgia. Ioss 4An
thousand dollars.
ATLANTA, GA, Dec. l6-New Rep, tenn
poses further congressional nteriereny. j., /
stiuctiOn Of Georgia.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. l7.-Gov. We til
respited Jeter Phillips, to have been hung
wife murder until February Is, by ut i1 ,tu.. ,...
habeas corpus issued by Judge Undera oa III rs .,z.
will have been disposed of in United St@l,s gaa-,
The gal!ows being erected, the sheriff rarja.t
determined to disregard the ha|eas coraa4 aud hsrr
tie prisoner il not resped by the governor
MEMPHIS Dec. l7.-Fglt between tI.3::~, iilir and
citizens at Augusta, Ark, occurred ye~tvldu T,:r
militia killed. Claytons message SAYS she ,atiris viii
be withdrawn, and their places taken by TcGca. .r,,s
PHILADELPHIA, Dec l7.-Iral OF the 1w!cLclI. for
the murder OF their mother commence ty.,Ipv
COLUMBIA, S. c., Dec. l7.-In the T.. legislature, .a-
day resolution was introduced authorship r.a t;.r.
ernor 10 arm and equip hundred ms ~ a lesnygs
force to send to any county where f ta aessrast
are committed, expenses to be paid by ~,u1a lax ou
such county.
RIcHMoND Dec. l5.-Thc farm OF Ex-Gry Wfso in
Princess Ann county so long held by tEg Guvcr.ncnt
was yesterday surrendered to the owner br ,~Igr RI
the III tied states authorities The Government oIae
ordered the payments of rent to the owncr Of Lfby
prison for three years Of it.
PHILADELPHIA Dec. l9-No jury vet in tic Fa.f.olcn
case.
CINclNSATr1 Dec. l9.-Chafrcd hull Of rie roitnd
States Was towed here yesterday izou, the scene of the
disaster. Body of Miss Ella johnson o. PcnDz.coi,
recovered from the wreck
PRovIDENcE, Dec l9.--Dr. A. Pierson eminent sur.
geon, dead aged So. lie surgeon o. the ffa7-shf
Lawrence in the battle on Lake Erie and he Iast snr
viving officer of rerrys feet
NEW YORK, Dec lS.-Sub Treasury baspgs sa>
oOO, 900. *'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

We are daily in receipt, At the New York
Store, OF q general assortment OF the best
brands OF bieached and unblesehsd Sh,rting,
Muslins and Sheeting, bought prior to the
present advance. We now offer them at very
low prices for ten days. We are closing out
our winter stock at greatly reduced prices.
We have for sale beautiful article Of pure
white Chinchilla Cloth very low. Just re-
ceired . handsome variety Of new style
Prints. Yard wide Irish linen selling at IS
cents a yard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


Chieaes 0axkst.
~ fsiegrspA,I cEicAse. Esd ~
Sioar-Q Quilt, Err Asd snehAsee4.
vseas--lasd-sssay se.fvs, hsi esesA vssk asse
low ey<.iss Asarss No dali at % ga No eSesss
Al n q ~. els1Isg u 81 o,ls: xsat ssas
cosn--t2e lows, rsiinr auiss ~ siss fer nss.
oat.--Qssst II MEX.
RJ.-Iower, bat AIN nj Nominal 1t u ss III 10 ]; q
~ for No I. M
B.fisy- Yhnsr and more settled, tsst qaivt sts1o
1oc -
Pssidcss psnea stronger and ID, anssA on III ar.
telss q Eoxp odaet, III old 1t 81 80 y ~
atandArA ehescs krands hsd Csc higher.
Las6-sifn u fzskBk.
OYss Nssts--Q plss sud nominal. 80
Bun H1ats-IA Artiss rsqasst ard aSvsseea " ~
rsrnA aarkst ctsstd viii myers 4 d s< for seaA
IN, sS< pr eanhsA.ds 10 sor rdash stdss lt16 ~
shasts.h.
prssssa Hcss lse b. tban u turfsy steslng Err
4 scD1s ., disiiiss sn 100.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

REpucrfos OF FARE.-Mr. w. S. WINS in.
forms his friends and the public, that he he's
reduced the Omnibus fare, and viii now oar
y passengers 10 and from all parts of the
city for twenty Eve cents-ordinary baggage
included. feb9-lw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

osE of the large and commodious Store
Rooms, ia the GArE CRY Building, on the
corner of Main and Second street, is Torrent
Apply al the CARE CIrY Counting Room.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

"ADNIssioS FREEn - Grand Clearance
Sale of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods for
fifteen days. For the best bargains ever Of
fered 60 to II. N. Bostwick's, 81 Main Street.
febT At
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

OuR fsllow citizen Frank Allya, vhs has
been saudying Law With Nessrs- hankin
McCrsry, ~. on yesterday admitted to the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

For sAts-The best family horse in the
city-price $500. Enqaire of h. B. Ten.
Eyck II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

.Iusr.reeeived white split pesa smoked
halibut and buckwheat greats At John Imme-
CARTS, Main street, between Seventh ard
Eighth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

Rev. Ma. ErrixGEs. of the Unitarian
Church, this city, 6lled Rev. Mr.. Hunting's
at Quincy upon Sabbath.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

WE have received Z copy Of the Bill pro-
yidine for Normal School il, each county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11
CITY NEWS.

REnEnBrR thAs Convert Il the Atheneum
this evening. See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

Wink facing the cold February winds that
come With searching force, think Of those
bargains TO Be hsd in Winter Ciothiag. At
Vencill, Jones 4 Co.'s, corner Main snd
Third streets. Their goods wear well, look
nice, are cheap, and give general satisfaction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

Jusr RscEvED-At Phillips L Kerr's
large lins OF the best brands Of Brown and
Bleached Musl,ns, Prints, DC, which win be
sold ut the lowest possible prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

cAsssss Live seee4 AarAss.
~ fsisgr-rhI rBgass rsh. -,
Pcss-n,csisss - Mskst ssbsdy ind sps h.rs.A
rsesipss all otrcsed esss ssas o.
Cattle Asrk.4 r.rJ asist trans -erots strfasd
sinrsssiJ 70 city ssdss prices sseA3nssd.
Thersonsses iefo ~ deg bsleu 1srs s&riy ths nsr,
iss: nev IS deg .ssss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

81 na7 s.xAss 4
The Council Blaat N6 - -
g There il marked iaessass q ~ -
of saeeegws - ~ a1es94 ~ ssss)
va llsp1 iiAsne - .
Railroad
-Coaaeil Bluffs proposes to hsas ~
NH -.
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ron county.
--Mes.rs. Jones I Yong havs rssirsd iran
that i've Rsppblicen organ, the Bloomheld
Gsasd. Ed. White, Of NJ Pleasanh nosss-.
iur the Gsard tripod.
The Ottrmwa Courier says: We have
received letter from Nm. Ellen =. Shsr-
man, wife Of The distinguished Lisussssss
General, kindly enquiriug about ne terrible
calamity that happened to the Hcvdyshsn
family in this county recently whereby =
young lady aud two childrsn pef'ssso 70 ne
flames Of their burning house.
Ann. Dickinson lectnred At Des Moines
FRIDAY night and many Of the public that
wanted to hear her were unable to get seats
Our friend of the Davenport Gcsstte .
tremendously indignant for that the Repobh-
cans In the Iowa Legislature have psnsd :
resolution favoring Grant for President. i
The sigourney .Nescs has 3 scaada story
locaaed ID that cosaty: The principe lee
tor Is Mr. Rsese Hsuworsh. formerly . eili-
zen Of Richlsad township. During biz first
residence there it is claimed that be had iIli-
cit intercourse with young lady IN that
neighborhood, the result Of which was :
child, and that he than went to Hancock
county, nliaoia. 10 avoid prosecution. While
there he married respectable young Lady
and again returned to Richland, where they
lived for Two or three years. ons chid being
the fraiss of this marriage. About three
years sge Hayworth, having become tired Of
bis real wife, wen. back to his 'irss love- and
wish hss eioped 10 Clark county. whsrs they
hAvs since bssa living in state Of adultery.
The Dubuque TINS says: The Du-
buaue South western Railroad conpany has
made its fourth annnfl report, from which il
appears that the gross easniaes for 1885, we're
Sl42. 256 81 paid on exporting expenses in
1867, Sa2, os4e %: valse Of materials and
supplies on hand, sd,7sl.ol, being 81, 1852
over and above the value of these on hasa 1t
the GAME tine Tie yeAr ptsviouA The aesn-
n opens,sg expenses fol- 1867 hass bssn
SIS, 1896 81, and the net earnings, So, 800 55
Tne road bed is in good condition During
the pas, year there have been renewed ~ 900
ties; replaced 81 box culverss with stone !;
filed With earth and stone 1900 cable yardS
over cuIyerts and trestlework built one
S,ringer bridge, with stone abutmsn.s 10 place
of piling; and have built liz miles of farm
and snow fence. The rolling stock has been
kept in good ceadisios, bat no aev stock has
been purchased during the past ysar The
earnings are slightly increased over those Of
the previous year, and it is estimsled that
the road has earned during the psst thrse
years nearly suficien, amount to pay oper-
a.ing expenses, permanent Improvements,
and interest on the whole bonded indebted
ness.
We are sorry 20 see that the Bloomfield
Guard wants State House erected that shall
not cost more than forty or fifty thousand
dollars. That's absurd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11
Literary Notices.

The WoRLD AT HoaE is the title OF a new
Philadelphia magazine we have received. ],
looks we'll and seems to have some merit.
But Of this we eau speak more definitely after
the examination we shall give it.
The LIvtxc Ace, Liitell / Gay, Boston,
has in theNo. of February 9Th these contents:
Jane Taylor; News of the Week, being Edi-
iorisl paragraphs from the London sspecta-
tor on current events: Brownlows, part XII. !;
Linda Iressel, part w.; The New French Ar
my; The Tertium Quid for Ireland; General
Grant; The Key TO Italian Weakness; The
Coming President; st. Paula poem by r.
". q. Myers; Harris Arabic Assemblies
Miss Dora Greenwell's Lacordsire; Pad
Manners in Rome; Bakers Nile Tribuiaries
OF Abyssinia; The Trapper's Guide. Besides
these are several poetic pieces. II is a good
thing that Messrs. Lit,ell & Gay do, thu.
submitting to our American eyes weekly the
sayings of our British contemporaries. Il
hsips Us TO Burns prayed 'giflie,'' seeing
oarsel's ~ others see Us. While our Ameri-
can public Il rushing stAnsicslly to hear Dick
ems, and standing for hours in wintry weather
in the jam and press Of a crowd, in order to
get tickets to his readings, the London
Spectator, calmly regarding all this from
it, distance, says: ITS is m odd mania. Mr..
Dickens reads his comic parts admirably, il
inimitabie in M. Toots' and very great in
Sergeant Buzfuz.' Still IL Is mild order Of
amaseneat for which 10 suffer martyrdons.
Reading really cannot much enhance the ha-
NOR Of his most numerous touches, for Mr..
Dickens humor is too broad. to mead Aav NJ
the interpretation of subtle delivery. And
hia psthos Is excruciating. Il is an open
question vkssber his reading Of the death Of
little Psul Dembey does not more than bal
ance the pleasare Of his reading OF Mr. Too,s.
Instead Of one ticket rewsrding ! dozen
hours waiting, We think dozen tickets
would barely reward one hours wsilips-
that to the bona tide consumer But Mr..
Dickens does not write for the Spectator. !,
yoa know.
The articles in "The Age" on Grant are
iron the Spectator" and are interesting.
Il i assumed that be willcertainly Be- elected
tha. follo~ing that election there will be Il
truce between parties and An era Of good
feeling Bat the remarkable feature thaI
the "spectasor'' finds promised in the com
ing sdniaisesation Of Grant Is that lie win BE-
soiely m executive and not political pert;.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

y. Y. Cattle Market.
~ 1sissFapA-1 Mx0 rax. Pa. TO-
Receipts 412i hoss, cfs tssrss
Aesses-fkn. NH nsaesp1s dsn1n6 - sse~,y. II
- sfsAsly hssAs. extra fs1eoissE ys1ns lssQa,a
Ask a.ny n5<e II; ~ y - ls36e 40 ssilee.s
ll5@o1b3<: issstbr 11614 u IS n
nSeeAselss y AlsAAy SuAasAs ssfoasss 1sunss
u psane
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-11

DfNnsBrTlos or THE krlIsr FrxD.-4he
following letter and statements need nothing
explanatory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17

q commission from the Society of Arts of London, to
ascertain the condition of the mechanical and indus
trial arts and to study the character and manners OF
artisans and laborng men in the United States. His
mission is TO aid the scheme of the Society of Arts to
procure for the instruction of British artisans, infor
nation Of the condition of their brethren and the re-
suits of their labor in the derentpart OF the world
II is conceived that benefit will from his visit,
through the exchange of ideas upon important ques
tons which affect the progress and social comfort oil
the WOrkingmen in both countries, and that III VIII
serve to create sympathetic appreciation and snch
co0peration as may be advantageous In the promo
ton of friendly feeling between the two nations
The gentleman visited most of the heads of Depart
ments to-day and VIII al an carry day slI oh Uou
through the country
An agent of the Dominican Government mas been
here several DAYS and it is understood has completed
with Secretary Seward the negotiation for the sale of
the Raw of SANTANA to the United States The price
10 he pad is somewhere between s. 100000 and 5000
600 1t is expected that the Secretary will at once
submit to the Senate the treaty whereby the sale was
effected and will ask immediate action.
Postmaster Kelly and several other Ncw-Yorkers
are here hurryng up the New-YOrk Post-Ofhce bill.
The weather continues oppressively hot. During
the day outdoor mechanics suspended work Many
persons have sckened under the heat but 80 lar only
one or two deaths have occurred The MORTALITY
among horses however, has been heavy.
Col. George S Scott of tho United States Army
died suddenly this afternoon of apoplcXy' Ills re-
mains are TO be sent to New-Iork Tomorrow Coi'
Scott was 80 years of age.
Chief Justice Chase went hence to-day for New
York. He will extend his VISIT into New-England.
Both of the political parties making arrange
ments for ratification meetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
MR.. EyARTs CONFIRMED.

Senator TTumbull succeeded III getting the
Senate In Executive Session to-day at D. H. and after
warm discussion lasting over two hours the senate con
rmed Mr. Evarts Attorney by vote OF ~ 70
Z When MANY of those opposed 10 him found that his
friends we're determined 70 sit IL out aud confirm him.
they abandoned the and left the ha Gen ihaJet
strong arguments against him. Mr. Henderson TOOK up
Mr. Buffers report Impeachment asssilea nj: 30
take cognzance OF the aspersOns put upon MN Dy the
Managers He defended Mr. Craig; VINO, ne salG, Mas
who assured Mr. Cooper that Henderson Is SAFE MT
Evarts was defended by Messrs COnkllng, au
tors who were opposed TO Mr. stanbery would now favor
Mr. Eyarts, he and Others would nave secuou sno IN
maui "s"4H' Wv n Y sun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-07-17
cpSTp.I PACIFIC RAILWAY.

One of the prominent executive oncerS Oh
rho Central Pacific Railroad has declared within the last
ten DAYS that this road will be finished TO sa Lake anu
messengers will be transported over its entire length by
h q, Iulv 1899 IL is pretty certain now, that there
will be very little difference of time In the completion OF
he two roads The prediction amounts to this IN effect
m On the 4th OF July, 1862 passengers VIII DC ap 10
rave by continuous rail across the continent IRON odn
Erancsco TO New-York. Strange as the probSsiuon
nn,s we are not prepared 10 controvertt II. Inc TWO
t copanies have surmounted the greatest obstacles
sLb are 10 be encountered on their respective lines
b hos nossed the summit of the highest Intervening
ntain ranges and is Oh the ''home-stretcn Inc
i, Winter weather will not interfere as heretofore
Nth the progress OF the work Only limited force eoulu
nd he used IN the deep mountain cuts; but upon .ne
1s and more open country gangs Of men can DC dls
r,hued al various points. Brigham Young II Appears
III not onlv contracted TO build section OF the road
from Salt Lake eastward but likely TO undertake qnts
~ iar~e lob for the Central Pacific Railroad west W
Sit Ale President Stanford at the latter point
some days ago. and there is little doubt ina! hr[ahs1
amys viii he closed with Young for such available help
a. he can furnish large shipment oil railway hV I
ad 10 amount 20 5000 uns is 20 be sent across tle
SAN wv and a dozen ships are under charter TO bring
rails by way Of cape Horn. San Francisco buneun'