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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-23

TopAY John RobinAon's mammoth Cir
cus and Menageris will be here to-day. Ths
procession will march through the principal
streets 10 the usual manner. There will BE- :
grand display Of men, horses, Wild animalp,
&c, in the shsrnoon and evening. and
everybody will 70 - see il. This IL show
that is very highly SPOKEN of wherever j, has
been, and we have no dosbs bqs tl1As the rer.
fesmers will give GOOD exhibition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-23

Orr Of the new self lighting Gas Burners
may be seen in operation at the GATE Chr
counting room.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-23

ALL For GaRxp.-A novel BY tks Baron-
sss Blaze de Bury. Be on. Listsll Gay.
Price SO cents.
This il another Of the Living Age series
of popular tales and novels. having been 6rss
issued in America in the pages Of that most
excellent and popular weekly magazine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-23
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-23
CITY NEWS.

A LARGE swarm Of bees wss hived on Sec
ond street yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-23

TetsAs aarAss.
Ars,es-sk 81 ssss,@. H.. a
Wheel Whtf- II chg q II
corn--se -; Aiehis~n 81: 80 White IS.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-23

Tss following card will explain Itself. Il
10 often The case that very great scoundFe!s
msnags TO connect themselves With good in :
situations II vas % in this case. We can
assure our readers ,hat great care viii Be- *
ercised TO exclude, in future, al such men.
The College will continue under the prin-
cipalship of Prof Miller, and We take plsas
urs In recommending il 70 public patronage !:
CARD. A5
Having been Informed that one d, @. A.
Cooke, who xas last year employed - Sec-
retary Of my Commercial College at KeokuA,
has scsed in manner unb~coming to his pc
siaion, will NOW aupcance that his connec-
ton with the sans has ceased, and that an
other penman will be appointed in bis ssad-
Although in no way responsible for the psi.
vats debts which he contracted. Ill clSims
against him will be allowed in tuition at eitAsr
Institution.
In this connection viii state that, being
deceived By ono teacher only, cAnses ms to
more highly appreciate the fidelity of Prof
Miller, under whose management, - Princi-
pal. the Ksoknk College will eoatinue, and
ia whose integrity have 70 much reason to
place the almost confidence.
" p.xt,ro
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-23

Of the St. Ionis 4 Ksokuk Packet Line, left
., our osfee yesterday specimen OF the
wheat that is beng grown on his farm nearly
opposite this city, on the other aide Of lhs
river. Ii ''caps" anything for height thss ~
have seen or heard of in this section. Il
measures little over six feet. Cas- any orr
beat it,
The number of gr.ins in one head was -
certsiaed to be seventy i've. The ordinary
svsrage number is about thirty or forty. kr.
B. has forty acres Of this wheat, and expe-
riesced farmers tell him that il will average
forty bashels TO the acre Fron shatve can
learn We Judge that the prospects are good for
% immense crop of wheat, Ill over this Sec
ton Of country. this season.
PArrsrs Boyd L Co., Solicitors Of Pat.
ents, 2OS Pins street, St. Louis. Missouri, 81.
6cially repor. 10 the Ga-E ClTr the follow
ing pa.en.s granted lows and Missouri in-
ventors. fer the week ending The 10th d
June, 1868:
II. B. Mills. Dewitt, sewing horse.
T. s. Bell, Wapello, pruning spear
r. Cau,horne. Lyons, ere SITTER.
MISSOURI.
9. Y. Brecht, s.. Louis. clamp for hub
boring machine.
P. h. Miller, ST.. Louis, quilting frame.
". F. sergsaLt, St. Louis, railroad nil
sst.
]. Y. Drouyer. Casondo'et, meat nincss.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29

frozen ND tight. The Sam. J. Hale came up
through the canal yesterday, clearing out pas
sage and the Wauants succeeded in getung
through. The Swallow skinned by the wharf
Yesterday and took lot Of freight which had
been engaged for her. When we left the landing
she was going through the canal stera foremost.
The shaft of the Louisiana will arrive here on the
Gen. Lyle to.day The Louisiana Is announced to
leave for New Orleans on Sunday. The Wauanita
broke her camrods in working through the ice In
the canal yesterday. "A, .
The river was stationary last evening, win .
feet inch water In the canal, feet inch water
In the chute and feet l inch on the ROCKS. Inc
river was filed with floating ice yesterday, the
heaviest of the season. The weather continues
intensely cold, hourly rendering navigation very
difficult. Business on the wharf was raIner
brisk. ,...
The following towbosts have left Pittsburg with
coal, and others are ready but will wait until the
weather moderates For Louisville, Fred Wlison'
with so 900 bushels; Stella, With u 900 Tor YIN
cinnati, Niagara, with 10000; Coil City, wiIn
ITO 900 Lion, with 50 1000; Leopard, with sooOo
END VIM. Stone with So 900.
The p. w. Strader was due from New orleans
last night She is advertised to leave ior New
Orleans on Saturday. The nightingale is due
rom New Orleans to. night lCourier'Journai
Dec. 18th.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
Receipts OF Produce.

MANIFEST steamer st Nicholas, sunk at Lower
Falls Red Riyer-s5 bales cotton q Walmsley q
COT Lehman, Hewgass &co-SS Jos Hoy eco
10 ID r Carroll &co--l5 Spyker sandidge-I
6 Njltenberger &co-2 s Copes-27 hides ll3
sks cotton seed Bloch Bros-s4 do ii bdl hides
hides Dbl tallow NJ Labusquere-2 bbls molasses
G M Bayley 4 Ponds hides Hart 6co-oS
SKIS cotton seed bdl moss ! hide SKIS peas pi-
sno bx eggs Jos Hoy 6co-sundries to order
BAYOU SARA--Steamer Nina Simmes-43
bales Gotten Flower-24 r Greene & Bros
26 II Rust-22 Levi-2O Jurey HARMS
C L Brauer--A Alcus, Scherck Il Autey.-l2 to
Scott Csge-12 Violet, Black &co-6 Meyer,
Deutch & Weiss J w Burbridge &co-5 Z Da
silys-5 M Brady Lehman, Newgsss &co-5
s stafford &co-3 Friedsnder-3 Theurer-3
| Hogan a Pstton-3 Gerard Craig-3 u Reihl-
| 8 Ben Buisson-2 Toledapo Thornhill-l scale q
Waterman S Copes--l Newman &co-5O
| hills GLASSES Z ] Gay &co-30 do hhds sugar
| Won Phul Bros-4s bbls molasses Bouigny q Es-
| clapon-26 hbds sugar Yallets-l0 do lUO bb's
moiasses McSies & Value-42 do } Forstau q
| Son-33 do Is hhds sugar LATTE Dudlho-L5 DO
sup ar ] L Couret-5 do 26 bbls molasses Garner q
McCarty-5O do Schsefer &co-6O do Maspero
| &co-27 do Is hf-bbls do IL hhds sugar Hy Tete-
bf Dbl syrup Dbl sugar pbls molasses Wright,
Allen &co-l Dbl hides J CouretEiS6 SKIS cotton
seed to order 1858 do 8 Marx-lot hides Canhepe
| & Loubens-7 bbls peas to Schmidt q leigler-i
Dbl sugar hf. Dbl syrup Rainey-3 bbls sugar
bbls molasses NJ AndIy-sundries to order-Zsl
bales cotton ls2 hhds sugar sol bbls molasses IL
| hf.hbls do ..
MILLER'S BLUFF-Steamer st Mary's--e0
bales cotton Brooks, Claiborne &co-74 Richard.
son Msy--57 Phelps, McCulloch &co-5S NJ
Horrell &co-46 Penn, Pace Nixon-46 Levy
Haas-43 Fellowes, Ferpuson Hervey-60 Ran
call &co-37 Stewart & McCsrty-2s NJ Oglesby-
81 Jno Chsffe 4 Bro-3l Kern Shesrer--29 60
Jno T Hardie &co--25 Fisher, johnson &co-2s
W Tompson-22 spyker ssndidge--2o A Il
Peale &co-ls Campbell Il SroDg-l4 Scott q
Bro-l4 Winston, Morrison &co-l4 Yeatmea eco
law Frerson &co-4 Copes-3 r Powell
IL Davis & Jenkins & Henderson, Nc.
Iaughlin-3I W Arthur &co-4 h Ware Sons
walker 4 vsught-s Howard 4 Preston-6 Rlan-
| chin & Girsud-4 Boyd & MARTINI M Pilcher-s
II McColl-6 Marx, Levy &co-4 to g M Bsyley
Ponds Male q Cammack-6 Thornhil-S to
| A Miltenberger &co-6 Board Of Underwriters-l
| lehman, Neweass &co-l to West WRIGHT
Jos hoy &co-2 Warren, Crawford &co1l6 bales
! broom straw Fisher, johnson &co-a5 sks cottoE
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
Arrived Yesterday.


Steamship DtSoto, Eaton, from New YORK 18TH
inst. to Harris d Bidwell-lst district
Steamship Vicksburg, Burton, from New fork
18th inst, to A Fosdick &co-lst district
Ship Favorite (Sp), Casssrella, from Havana IN
ballast, 10 Avendano Bros-lst district 80
Shin Arthur Br), Cusin. from London, In ballast,
TO A Busson-3d district 3s
Logger Bencor, Bernard, Bayou des Allamands,
10 master-2d district Is
Iugqer Gen Tacon, Aguillon, from Bayou TIRE
bonne, to master-2d district Is
Norman. Cooksey from the Passes-towed down
and TO sea 23d inst. ship Gettysburg-brough'
up ships Favorits and Arthur
STEAMBOATS,.
Nina SHINES, Greenhouse, from BAYOU sara
St Mary's, Carlton, from Millers's Blum
John Kilgour, Benson, from Louisville
Cuba No 2, Wilkinson, from Jefferson
Thos Powell Dmvsnt, from Donaldsonville
Louise. Hopkins from Mobile
Leo, Norton, from Mobile
Sarah, Murray, from Mobile
Waloon. Ruiz, from Ducros station
Agnes, Rolls, from Barataria
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Frances, from Bayou Lscombe
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
schr Gen Washington, from Pearl River
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
PUBLISHED rRIwEEKLY BIT W. KIRK 90.

subscrtpHon-fvetvs months, IS; ax months, - =
This Icing established joana becomes very oseraoe
At ths tina IN Of the fact that Pensacola eneofanq
her railroad Communications with The Northwest ana
becoming . point Of Interest 10 entsrprisns men
II il devoted 70 The dsvelopmsns Of the material m
terests Of the State Of Florida and In Its Local o.
special attention 70 the immense Lumber
and Timber trade growing up In It's vicinity. - also 70 oena
commercial itsms which 70 the careful reader VI m0ns
the Development Of he great natural Advantages feosaooh
o. port AavsTtissusns solicited
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29

The steamship Geo Washington. Capt eager,
hence. arrived at New York On Saturday. 10th
instant.
By telegraph TO Messrs Harris Bidwell-The
steansbiptDe Soto, Capt Eaton, arrived of the osr
ght before last at Ii O'Clock haying mace the run
in the remarkably sho time of six days and seven
hours from her wharf at New York to Southwest
Pass bar. Having been detained off the bar all
night on account Of fog, she will be found at her
wharf this morning
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29

NEW YORK Steamship Mariposa-Astd mdSe
NEW Notwithstanding DE Soto-Astd mdse
NEW Notwithstanding Vicksburg--Astd
m6se o -,
NEW YORK-Steamship Crescent City-Astd
mdse .
MOBILE-Steamer Leo-294 bales cotton to
MARY Levy 6co-ll6 Lehman, Newgass &co-l3
Jurev q HARRIS Battle 4 Mobiles bales osna-
bures and sundries to order--Totsl 426 bales
cotton N. .
MOBUE-Steamer Sarah-2s bales cotton to
Spyker 4 Sandidge-25 do + Golsan &co-Il do
ri McColl-5 do Z bales domestics Lehman, New,
gass 6co-2l bbls turpentlne us Dds rosin !,
Hesse~75 do S Jamison-3l do NJ J Smith-l5
bdIs paper N o Timts-sundries to order-Total
60 bales cotton .
MOBILE-.Steamer Loulse-39 bales cotton 70
Warren, Crawford &co-sundries tosorder
MOBILE-Steamer Mary-3 bales cotton 10
] c Denis-9 do Lehman, Newgsss &co-46 Marx,
Levy &co-5O E F Goson &co-l0 bols frolt 70
J Pace &co-l ties lard N Lewis &co-l Dbl nuts
n Msy-ll pkgs Southern Elk Co-sundries 10
order-Total los bales cotton
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
Snarine cSntfIligente.
CnEscKEr OFFICE, No. 90 CANP STREET,
Tat sday. December p. looo.
Cleared Yesterday.

CREscKET OFFICE, NO. " CANP SIkkk1, \
assdsy, December ~. 1865
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Jeanette, Mathews, for Boston,
VIM Creevy
ship Riverside Randall, for Havre, A Zerega
Schr Rebeccs, Marias, for Matamoros,
Goldenbow & Kelley
Schr Etna, Goodspeed, for Ruatan, JGrande
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29

seed Powers-2 bbls peanuts Penn, race q
Nixor-sundries TO order-foIai s0i bses cotton
LOUISvIILE-Stesmer John kilgosr-90 bals
collars IL bdls singletrees rolls leather ox Nose
NJ w Smith &co-73 do Ball. Lyons &co-sO pelcs
castings Rice Bros &co-lS do Newmsn-l hhd
tobacco G A Whitney &co-l0 bills whisky Ken
nett * Bells boxes cabbage Doherty-zo DDS
liquor Howard Preston-2O bbls pork % DDS
meal 40 ties lard 100 kegs lard 2sS SKIS corn to
p : DuSouchet &co-21l do Frey 4 Shwabacher-
Az do ID e Case-ll23 do B NJ Horrell &co-i59
do A Norton &co-6s do Baksmore, Woodbridge
&co-s2 do C E Slayback &co-S5 bbls meal 70
co-sO bbls -four McGregor Bro-20O bbls -four to
5 III Kennedy &co-l2O bbls pork W Byrne &co
SIS do 2 csks meat II kegs lard West Nett eton-
Is coops poultry Baker-222 mules o horses
r Brovn-2 head cattle IDbau, Aycock &co-3O0
SKIS cotton seed Magnnis-35 bales cotton TO
Phelps, McCulloch &co-26 dol Williams Son
| s do w DonueIl-3 do Jos Hoy &co-sundries TO
order Total " bsles cotton ] hid tobacco
JEFFERSON-SteamerC Cuba No Abs bales
cotton Jno Phelps &co-l20 ] Burbrdge &co-
So Jpo Chsffe & Bro--5s Speake Buckner-iS
Psyne Huntington &co-13 Ober, Atwater &eo-
| 81 Jos Hoy &eO-7 Games Egglestoa-6 Aymar
&co-3 kirkpatrick Keith Golsan Sco ooo
I25 tee beef SO bbls do L H Wilson Son-oSz
| hides bdl hides II Carter-i6 hides haes 90
| G,J&GN RR-92 SKIS bos dare seed jos Hoy
| &co-e6 do W Burbridge &co-l37 do 10 ORDER
| 20 do Speake Buckner-sundries TO order-iotal
| 500 bales cotton ~
DONALDsONVILLE- Steamer Thos Powell
| 10 hhds sugar IL bbls molasses LATTE Dutlho-
| is do 100 hf-bbls do Brugier-59 bbls molasses
| E Bourgeos-l3 do Bou!gny Esclapon-t do
| Z Maspero &co-49 do A rhibaut-lO do 10
| main go do L Laughland-7l bbls rice Z Do
pre-sundries TO order-fotal III hhds sugar z4o
| bbls mossses 100 hf-bbls do
| BARATARIA-Steamer Agnes-6l bbls molass-
| es Drouett 4 Forstsll-75 do A Rochereau &co-
| sundrjes 10 order-Tota 1876 bbls molasses
| DUCROS STATl0N-Stesmer Waloon-iS Dds
| molssses bbls potatoes 81 SKIS do to order
| BAYOU DIES ALLAMANDS-Lugge Bencor-
| so bbls sweet potatoes to order
| BAYOU TERREBONNE-Lugge Gen racon-
70 bbls sweet potatoes Is eco sranges and sundres
| BAYOU LACoMBE-schr Frances--s5 cords
| wood to order -
| PEARL RIVER Schr Gen Washington-7O
| cords wood to order
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
Arrived Sunday.

Arr1Ved SunuhYs
Steamship Crescent City, Weir, from New York
18th inst, to Wood, Low Ludwigsen-Zd
district
Steamship Mariposa ,Kemble, from New York 10Th
inst, to A Moulton-2d district
sTKAhBOArs.
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile
Enterprise, Lee, from Shreveport
Golden Era, hodge, from Shreveport
Virginia. Holcroft, from Louisville
Commonwealth, Comfy, from st Louis
Champion No 3, Voltz, from Eagle Bend
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
AND BENDS
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET FOB
vICKsBURG.
Les,., EVERY SATURDAY.. asr. 4

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, stsP.H
FOR DONALDsOUvILLE, PA:
guenIns. Baton Roass Bsy.u sAf a.sosv -
Joseph Grand Gulf vicksburg and all intermeoisss 10
ings-The splendid passenger packet 1esle -,
will leave Is above connecting at vicksbure VIZ .ns
Calumet and Countess for Tsllahsschs anu "'~'
"' "'sA ~ C. q. WAYNE. IS Matches street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
Reee,p,. by Ra,Ireaa..

NO, o &c W Dec. 2S.-36 bbls molasses to
II McColl-l52 do hhds sugar G Sabstier-2s do
Aymar &co-15 do l. Grande &co-2 do L Craven
burg-l do ~ bbls molasses r Hare-40 do MILL
ken 4 Bringier-45 do A MilteDberger &co-3 do
~ bids sugar A Rochereau-6 do Harpan-55
63 bbls moasses Adams &co-30 do 5 Dis
worth-l3 hhds sugar Hy Tete-39 do Mcfarland,
Straight &co-l0 do rs hf-bbls moasses Lapene
& Ferre-4 hhds sugar Won Phul Bros-2s bbls
molasses Given-9 do Dymond 4 La ly-lO do
] X Gourdsn-l do hhds sugar A bonnaion-
~ do % bbls molasses S w West-4 do Psvy
&co-s bales cotton to W Burbridge &co-l do
r Hsre-l Dbl hides csk do Is bbls oranges
bbls rice Surle-l3 hides L Couret-2 bbls po'
tatoes bbls peanuts bbs oranges hf-bhls 90
and sundries u Terrebonne-49 sss corn DR. FL.
liott-4 bbls sugar Scott & Csge-l do Hunt
bx hides J NJ CAST bbls oranges w Homsn
&co-bf bbls moasses w w Taylor-6 SKIS seed
cotton Blandcan Guitet-l0l head stock TO NC
Quoid Mehle-sundries TO order-Total bales
cotton SKIS seed cotton 463 bbls molasses 20
bf. bbls do 220 hbds sugar
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
Exports.

HAvRE--Ship Riyerside--3sS3 bales cotton
$3.50 slaves
BOSTON Steamship Jeannette-2l7 bales cot
tor so ties rice 1897 hides 9646 horns
RUATAN-Schr Etna-5 bbls flour bbls PORK
5000 shingles 1000 feet lumber
MATAMOROS-Sch Rebecca-I5 bbls hour IL
tcs lard a6 bags coffee and sundries
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
Memoranda.

Below Waiting Orders
ship Apzilla, from Liverpool
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
A REHAnsEASCE5 LOUIsIANAIss-
( @Ev ORLEANS. FRENCH WEEKLY OF "A PAGES.
Devoted 30 Southern IHtsrssts-
tssyen Years Of ExistsncsJ

uosi ssnnandsbis publication fof fa1l~ nd oeensxs
people Who practice the elegant French Language REVIEW
ssratsly the political events week, the tuation q
country the New Orleans American press thu
,cts Of Louisiana the Agricultural and commerciA shar q
e community the market current the Theatrical sodree
hesrary and scientific productions Of the day. .na
great varsity Of useful fActs instructive gems numornas
sxsodotss. and all that conpsses FIRST class pApR
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
Below Coming Up.

ship Lawely, schludOn, from Liverpool
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29

MONTGOMERY EROS co. sell, ss II O'Clock, o. Their
action Mart " Camp street, furniture etc. slso, AZ
loL O'clock A NJ at p Liners stable. on oravior street.
horses, mules etc.
NFIIJGAN A BASsETTI sell, at 10 A. NJ, at No. u St
100 sr.st gss pines chandeliers lot old iron At
oeioes p 81 Nj 3Ol Canal street. marble and alsbss
ter ststuary. eae
n ne FERIET sells 10 O'Clock NJ, Orleans and
KoyaI Streets splendid assortment Of holiday giiss-
~ zee Advertisements on hfth page.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29
NATCHEZ.

EAfCHEz PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAY.. as r.
f&Hft THE FINE PASSENGER PACE
wild Wagoner,
W. B. RICHARDSON. Master. J. C. LIBASo. Gle
VIII leave for hatcher every Wednesday and saiurds
5P.x GEO. d. BIrE, Agent. " rebouostsuiss ssrss
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-29

PENSACOLA OBSERVER.

- Country rights for sAls-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-27
TERPsICHoREAN! /!

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT. sI
fully inform the citizens Of Gold hin. "a
and vicinity, who arc favorable to the ~
beautiful and graceful accomplishments ,,IlA
dancing, that he Will open oPIun seno0'
Hsup's Hall (Lowcr Gold hh'' -
Lessons to be given twice eaca 1sS.mI aa.on MA
days and Thursdays Telms mn, Maa. - ncrdisiiv
Ladies' Instructed noe ,ooWI onS P1S P1GSmvASkTiGH.'
Invited TO attend. JOHN ohsANs5 sn5.,S
Gold Hill, Jan. 3, 1851 U"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE 1s HEREBY GIVEN THAT J. J.
IN Flahsrty is no moro my Agent or Attorney.
n.Fact. All authority ever possessedb BY him nom
mo az Tuch being hereby revoked. ,,,or
Gold Hill, January 9, 1868. jys.lm'
Middletown transcript., 1868-07-04

AFFAIRS IN New CAsTLE.-Our CORES.
pondent at New Castle, under date of the
Both ult furnishes the following =" In
looking over your valuable paper, 1 sec
from almost every town and village some
one speaking of the improvements in the
neighborhood but it seems as if New
Castle, one of the oldest towns in the State
and the capitol of the county, too, is left
unheard from.
| New Castle is not " finished" as has
so often been remarked, in proof of which
let us take glance at the improvements
now going on in and about town: Mr.
VIM. Holschumaker has bought the prop
erty adjoining his store, and is renovating
it in very neat style, with new front,
bulk windows, &c. adding very much to
the appearance of Market street.
The heirs of the late Mrs. Sutton have
erected very neat three-story house on
Orange street, which is now being plaster
ed, and when finished will be an ornament
to the neighborhood
Mr.. G. W. Turner is erecting two
stores on Delaware street, near the Court
House. Mr.. George Eulit is about finish
ing very neat dwelling near the NJ. L.
Church. Mr.. j. Hermann, an enterpri-
sing marble worker, will in few days
commence a new shop on the corner of
Delaware and Union streets, where he will
move his works from out of town. Rev.
Mr.. Spottswood having bought the lot ad-
joining, is going to erect very fine house
two stories high, with a French roof
When done it will be an ornament to the
place.
So, you see, New Castle is not finished
and ready to be walled in, but is still 60
ing ahead.
The A. O. of G.. F. will hold their Sec
ond annual picnic on the 4th of July, in
McFarlin's woods. We wish them much
enjoyment. More anon. b.
Middletown transcript., 1868-07-04

TIE Work CoMMENcED.-Mr. Davis.
the contractor for the stone work of the
basement Of the Town Hall, commenced
operations on Monday, and the walls are
rising with alacrity.
Various other improvements are in pro-
gress in the town. CAPTAIN Pennington is
actively engaged upon his new store-Louse.
The old walls have been taken down, the
old bricks cleaned, and the rubbish re-
moved. We shall soon see handsome
and commodious new building erected up
on the site of the old one.
The improvements in progress at the
Parsonage of the Presbyterian Church, are
advancing towards completion. The build
ing presents much finer appearance, and
the comforts and conveniences of the pas
tor and his family will be greatly subserv-
ed thereby.
Mr.. George NJ. Tyson, well known as an
excellent workman, is engaged in plaster
ing and beautifying the exterior walls of
the Middletown Academy. The building
will shortly present an improved appear
ance.
Middletown transcript., 1868-07-04

RAIL ROAD ACCIDENTAL the express
train from Wilmington for Crisfeld ap-
preached Camden Station, between 2 and
3 o'clock, on Thursday morning, two
house-cars were pushed off the switch upon
the main track, by some evil-disposed
persons, and the train ran into the cars
with considerable violence. In conse-
quence of fog which hung over small
creek, near the station, the engineer could
not see the cars until he was close upon
them. When the locomotive struck the
cars, one of them was lifted up, passing
entirely over the locomotive, CARRYING
away the smoke-stack, bell, and steam
whistle. The engineer had his hand upon
the whistle, whiieeh he had only time to
blow twice before the conclusion. The
steam from the locomotive escaped through
the broken whistle. Nobody was hurt,
though the shock was a pretty severe one.
The engineer saw a man, dressed in white,
running from the scene of disaster, and
thinks he must have been one of the party
who pushed the cars upon the track. For
tunately another locomotive was a short
distance behind the express train, going
down the road to bring up fruit train,
and this was attached to the express train
which proceeded on its way, after deten-
tion of about two hours.