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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

] THE ALHxRoER KETTLE, for rendering
lard. grease, DC, and boiling oils, dye.
stuffs, &C., DC. is - cheap at irst cost.
can be operated at less expense with
greater dispatch. can be filed easier and
cheaper, and emptied in less time than
any other steam or fire kettle in existence,
], and will make ~ good lard ~ FIRE kettles
at one-fourth the cost. A description Of
Vthe kettle NAV be seen at the Gate City
Office. For particulars address
GRIswoLp Il TALcorr,
fdlw Drawer 833l, Chicago, Ills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

~ The Kate Cassel is the morning
boat Tor Davenport and Rock Island and
informed iAte points. Leaves Fl. Madison
on arrival Of the cars.
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T Now is the time that dogs should
be we'll watched, we'll fed and we'll water
ed, to prevent hydrophobia. See best
authorities on the subject.
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- III to-day 10 as hot as II was yester-
day, ws intend TO pass the day in " mas.
terly inactivity :" and we advise oil who
have the requisite gumption to 60 and
do likewise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

Coon ISvxsrnEsT-On and after
July ls,, the privilege Of converting $50
bonds, ceases. Go to tho banking house
Of VIM. Thompson d Co., and invest at
once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

MErEoR:-About eleven o'clock on
Saturday evening. some Of our citizens
were fortunate enough to witness mag
ni6cent meteor, which shot out Of black
mass Of clouds and rushed swiftly into
darkness with an explosion. 1t was doubt.
less and electrical phenomenon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

~ Owing to the lightning last night,
We are unable TO present our readers this
morning with our usual Sunday night
report.
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SUNDAY LAw.-The public must bear
in mind that the city ordinance in rela-
tion 70 Offering articles of any description
for Bale on the Sabbath will bs strictly
enforced hereafter. All those who fear
they may suffer any Inconvenience from
the want Of their regular Sunday tod had
better moisten their clay well on Saturday
night, and perhaps they may survive un
til Monday morning.
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ANrfrHr AHB HoHoAAnLH A. All.
GENERAL ORDER. nos
All members composing the above
I'corpse," are hereby commanded to NEE,
tt Head to this evening. The Grand
IBsshaw expects every ''TAp" to be pres.
'ent, as ,ceighty work is before Us. Woe
be unto him who fails 10 "come TO the
bcratch," or who violates this order in
|eny particular. BY order,
GRAND BASHAW,
Commanding.
yorva Tycaar A A q
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ABOUT NIGHT AIR.

Consumptivss. and all invalids, and in
deed persons in health, are cautioned to
avoid the night air. Do those who offer
this advice forget that there 10 no other
air at night but "night air % Certainly
We cannot breathe day air during the
night. Do they mean that we should
shut ourselves up in air-tisht rooms, and
breath over an over again, through halt
the twenty -four hours, The atmosphere We
have already poisoned We have only
the choice between night air pure, and
night air poisoned with the cxhalations
from our skins and lungs, perhaps from
lungs already diseased.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

WHERE TO co. - Persons wishing to
attend the celebration of the Fourth Of
July in Keokuk will fnd the very best
accommodation at the Billings House at
half the usual fare.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

John Z. Yore
william A. Yore.
70.
Peter }. Cooshlin.
Aary Loutss Coaghln
On the 24,h day Of December, 1855 Peter CouRhlu
and Mary Louisa NouEhiin convcs I'd 10 amI MlIs,
and Thomas Enstor the foiosng dssci real
estate situated In Leo ceety Iowa The seat
quarter OF Section eighteen the soath est quar-
Section Alxteen; the fractional suth-we quarter
section nine and northeast qaAnsr Of sssaax
ih.rtysix, In Township sixty-sevss moth. OF Range
seven west
Also. Lhs west half OF Section twept, two, Town
shp sixty-sil uortb, OF Rang- elk w.st.
Aso lh- moth DALI OF Section thirteen, apd the fac-
tooaI north ss. 4. ster VI ssoon foa ssn In Town
sht sixty ave nurth, Of .9snse six ~ssi
Also, the east hall Ia soeh sess paArssF and
thirty acres OF the norit hA OF wssih 81 tne
n'rth-~est quarter Of section thl. sso, IN tovn.hp
sxty-sa norsh, II Raues Eve west I, -enf~ she pAy
w.nt OF note Of ef0 000 xecuL dhy Jau. . rrucs
and John D. Thomson, psy able in three years ~ az
montns from Dscslnbsr 2At b. 1858, TO Janes Wss.
al the back Of The ssts OF hissouri, and by hin en-
dorscd y John y. Is William A. Yors the ssyd nese d
due and unpaid.
Ith~isfore ave notice that - the survivor Of ssid
trustees Enster being dead, accordance With shs
terms snd AuthoFt invested in By sai6 dseA sSter
saturday the 9Th day II Ausust tee1 at 10 o'coss
sii procesd 70 sell said real seato 10 nay Md
eko ooo and The Interest due thereon aud viii tAsn
aud there execute deed to the pursAssss.
Place OF ssie la front Of The Court nouse Ia - CITY
of keokak Lee count, lows.
sAMukL 2. MILLER, rrusGSs,
RAHxis 4 AccHARr. Attorneys. ls93-Alv
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KEOKUK. IOWA: MONDAY, 20, 1863
cE The Copperheads were in high

fE The Copperheads were in high
feather here on Saturday, and there were
more Of them on the street than We have
observed any day since the " Capture oi
Richmond"
By the way, an attenuated sickly little
soldier struck Copperhead bully with 8
brickbat on Main street somewhere, We
understand, during the day. We did not
learn the origin Of the inuss, but il may
furnish the sppointmen, Of another Militia
ry Commission OF Investigation.
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fun AND FACT.

The climax of superfuous politeness
has been declared to be that Of holding
an umbrella over duck in the rain!
A wag says that briehess barrister
ought never to be blamed, " for it is de-
cidedly wrong to abuse man without a
cause"
Rebel papers say that the seat Of Gov
ernment Of Mississippi, which went out
Of Jackson in carpet bag. has located
itself at Enterprise.
Its reported that large batch of Eo
ghshf thieves recently arrived in thin
country, and are now xowliDg about New
York.
The more ladies practice walking. tbs
more graceful they become in their move.
ments. Those ladies acquire the bes,
carriage who do not ride in one.
Paris ID to be lit by electricity. A new
electric light has been invented. one jel
Of which is equal to two thousand twt
hundred jets Of gas.
At q late sale of autographs in paris, .
rag Of yellow paper was sold for FIVE hun.
dred francs. 1t was a note written and
signed by Martin Luther, and dated 1881
IT, you would relish your food, labor fol-
it;if you would enjoy your raiment, pay
for it before you wear it.; il you would
sleep soundly, take clear conscience tc
bed with you.
An Emperor of China making prog,
ress, discovered family in which the
master, with his wives, children, grand
children, daughters-in-lsw, and servants
all lived in perfect peace asd harmony
The Emperor admiring this, inquired O
the old man what means he employed tt
preserve quiet among such number o
persons. The man, taxing out pencil
wrote only these words, Patience, pa
thence, patience"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

The Columbus Journal says: The
Westbote Of this city, aud volks Frsuud,
of Cincinnati, both German newspapers
of wide influence and circulation among
their countrymen, persistently refuse to
support Vallandigham for Governor, oil
any portion Of the Butternut ticket. Our
German feilow-citixsns are the last to be
ensnsred in the trap oftreason, and none
more loyal TO the Government OF their
adoption. or who think and act more in
pendsntIy."
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WIN. MANNERS,
DYER AND sCOURE2,
PesrsA street, besvees Jshnssa asA .xsnanes
80, - KEOKUk, IOWA.
DENMANSHIP.

W. H. PEARSON. Off Madison, will again ops 4
aWritng 'chooi I'D Kcok 4 for Ahost ums; TO con-
m-nee on Tuesday July 7th. TsTnas o3.oo pss uSash
paid In advsnr~. Eight lessons stvsn each Wssk
Those willing 10 stiend please stve IN nanes 70 Mr.
Ogden or Mr.. wesIcou as The nook u4efeo. KeeRuh
ip20-dtv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

OUR SAYErY.-With God as our God,
We are safe and happy everywhere. A
gentleman crossing dreary moor came
upon cottage, aud entered into couyer-
sation with It's inmate, who was standing
- his garden gate. When about TO leave
ne said: care you not afraid to live in
this lonely place? 'Oh mol" said hc,
!" for faith CLOSES the door 1t night, and
msssy ePeas itin tAs naFning."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

WHAr OUR NAVY Is DoIso-As Orr
sEr TO THE REBEL pIRArxs. the 5th
inst, the Isaac Smith, very fast qua
boat. captured from us not long ago, was
met in an attempt tu run out Of Charles
ton harbor, aden with FIVE hundred bales
OF cotton, chased by the United States
blocksding steamer Wissahickon, and
sunk on Charleston Bar. On the 10Th,
a large sids-vhssl steamer, probably the
Hsvelock, was pursued and set on fire
near Folly Island, also at the entrance OF
Charleston Aarbor. On the 18th, the
Caly ypso, m iron screw staamar of prea.
size and speed. with an assorted cargo
from the Anglo rebel port of Nassau, N.
p, was captured by the United States
steamer Florida, thirty miles southeast
from Wilmington, N. G. On the same
day the Herald, noted blockade breaker,
and also from Nassau, was sunk by the
FIRE of the blockading feet off Charles
tn. And TO crown ell, the famous ram
Atlanta, formerly the Fingal, Clyde
built, Scotch-English steamer. since
bravely altered by the rebels into an iron
clad, with powerful armament and en-
gines, crew of one hundred aad sixty
five officers and men. three months pro.
visions and large store of ammunition,
was captured In Warsaw Sound by the
Weehawken, after fight of thirty min
utes, in which Eve shots were fred on
either side.
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T IsT OF CoLoRs.

FAMILY DYE OOLORS.
Far dyeins sIik, We0lep end ntxsd fsonde ohsvta
scsrts pfeeses. k-bbcns, 0tovsa. nonasss, naas
r~slhsfs. kid 0lOsss, Chtidrshs CiothinG, sad an
knds Of wearing Apparel. utah psfsst tsst se,oss.
4 1AvUl0 o. - P1R OI1u9.
Thsss Dyss nrs 0sxea In the soru Of powders ssa-
ceptssisd, thor0eoAiy tss.sd sad pai ~ 10 nsss
paekAxs~ eoF tvea6y-Ave csats you eol,r -
nsany eooas usNta cthesvss ss-t Ore ttsa~s thaa
saa. Thk ocsss 70 simple, aud any nee ~
pyss sfth psrfsuA ssccsss. ptrssetaGs tssiAs ~
pack aRe.
AanufSctused ty HOWk 4 0fxvy1a - nrUo1-
cay. aOstSa
For snis In ksokuh ~
go. Al ynss:os;
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+ ATIHG WHEN SICK.

IL Is the custom among certain class
Of people, when a member of the family
falls sick, to begin at once TO ask, Now.
what can you eat 7" Every one has heard
the old story Of the man who always eat
eighteen apple dumplings when he was
sick. On one occasion, when engaged
on the eighteenth, his little son said "ps,
give me aTisoer' "No, no my SON."
replied the father "go away. pas sick. .
When young man, who has surfeited. in
season and out of season, until exhausted
nature gives way, and fever is coming
on, the good busy mother is in trouble
She snxionsly inquires, Now, John,
what can you eat !? You must eat some
hing! People can't live without food !"
Then como toast, tea, etc. The stomach
is exhausted, and no more needs stimulus
or food than jaded horse needs the
whip What is needed is rest--complete
rest. Nine-tcnths Of the acute diseases
might be prevented, by few dsys' star
starvation, when the firHt indications ap
pear. dent mean complete abstinence
in every case, but perhaps piece Of
coarse bread, with cold water for drink -
II such policy we're generally adopted,
what ruin would overtake the medical
profession
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TEA AND coFYEx.

Green tsa, in its influence upon the
health. Is the worst Of al our drinks
Black tee 10 less pernicious, and II used
quits weak. and in small quantities, may
not be seriously injurious. Coffee, except
ia those who have . tendency TO conges
tivs hsaaaeAsA u = bsstsr drisk than
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-29

HAD rs lar GRAsp DIyIsropI !
AxrfrHr AHB HosoAAnLH A. 4 n,
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FORAGE.

They seemed to be particularly desirou.
of procuring all the forage they could fol
their horses Private stables we're reliev.
ed of hay and oats, and these articles were
taken wherever they were found. When
the rebels left, they carried with them
largo quantities of this kind Of properly
They appeared to be particularly saving
Of it.
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CARRYING OFF THE NEoRoxs.
To the citizens Of Chambersburg, this
was. Pcrhaps, one Of the most painful Of
all the scenes they witnessed. The reb-
els took old people, and even very young
children. Some were driven along the
rosd like shsep. Others were andcuifed
or tied, aud marched along 10 that way.
Others again were taken of mounted be-
hind their "mastsr" riders. They got :
large number in all. Free negroes a. we'll
- fagitivs oasa, vsgs sazIsd a. Thsy
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"soLTD xEx' sKEDAppLrso.

At once the heavy weights, the, solid
men, the big lawyers and the big farmers
Of prominence or notoriety, packed their
valuable papers and their more valuable
selves of 70 parts unknown. but nevertbe-
less cooler and safer ones than those
around Chambersburg. The business men
also svailed themselves of the brief and
immediate opportunity to get away some
OF the iron safes and money, by means Of
the railroad cars.
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WAsusye9cH. Nay =. ESS.j
EeficH-The attention OF .ii officers who have
hren honorahiy discharged on account OF wou nds
or disability and who desire to enter the service
The Invalid Corps s called TO the provisions OF
General Orders, No. los. Of 1859, from the War De-
partmsnt, published in the repers tnrcashort the
country. such officers are requested to comply
promptly with the provisions of that order. and
10 send their written applications, "a therein poo
vided. for positions in the invalid Corp. stnc
the character ftheir disability With IS l.tle de-
igy az possible, TO the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General OF the State in which they May
lie. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gem
era viii at forward the applications, with his
endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Washington
Officers FOR the Invalid Corps viii be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers eauired
ty GeneralpTders No. ,as OF 1850. from Var Dersrt
mept. II cir pay and eme,uments viii. eo,amenca
from date CT acceptance Of sucnapporntments. AMI
not from date of organization Of the respective
commands 10 which they may be assigned.
JAMES B. FRY
my23 Provost Marshal General.
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Resolutions OF the New York Dem ocratic
Central Committee.

ALBANY, May 2-.-The Democratic State
Central Complittee met here o-dsy. The res
olutions and declaration OF the last State Con-
Yention in regard 10 the support of the govern
ment 10 suppress the rebellion declare that
while peace is desired by every patriot it mus.
be on tie basis OF j restoration OF the Union
under the constitution. That the present adj
ADMINISTRATION is not any moro capable OF mana
ging such a peace than it has shown itself to
conduct the war. and that any attempt to urge
1t to peace will only enable it, in conjunction
with the Davis gov ernment to consumluate a
separation OF the States to which the demo-
cratic party will never submit.
The resolutions then refer to the Geciara-
tions OF the loyal league convention as placing
the military above the civil power, and accept
the issue proclaiming the determination TO
stand by the constitution against all such sla-
wish and despotic doctrines. They admit the
jurisdiction OF military law within the lines OF
warlike operations, but declare tina. every at
tempt beyond those limits TO PROSTATE the civil
power by military force, treason to the country
and the constitution. They endorse the senti-
ment of the Governors letter to the Albany
meeting.
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my q
Paovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFic..
WAs N.roN D. C. MAY Z. iSSS

PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE. !
WASHINGTON. d. c., May y, 1853
All men who desire 10 join any particular reei.
nent OF Cavalry now in the hed are hereby autho-
rised TO present themselves any time during the
uext thirty days to the BOARD OF in their
rerrectiye Districts. The Board shall examine
them and determine upon their illness for the
vice, and if found to be ft the Provost Marshal Of
the district shall give them transportation tickets
to the general rendezvous, at the headquarters OF
the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General of
the State. As soon as they present themselves at
this general rendezvous they shah be duly mus
tered by mastering and disbursing officer and
paid by him the bounty allowed by law.
JAMES b. FRY,
my G-lm Provost Marshal General.
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my as-a &C. MCGUIRE { CO.. Aucts.
EyJ. G. McG UIKE CO.. Auctioneers.
yEHREE FINE DWELLINGS FOR SALE

VIII, Rsnsy rhs =. Ssy rgm oh ,a.a 2
O'Clock p. M, viii sell at public auction in front
ci the promises, the th,ee neat dwellings. with
;nastc fronts, No so, ISL ana $50, 18th street,
grounds, in tbs NEST beautiful and healthy part
OF Inc Island and convenient to the Depar Is
and the avenue. This houses contain nine rooms
each. They present ii ae opportunity to persons
desiring residences or investments, and may be
purchased ut private sale any time before the day
of sale.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in six and
twelve months. with interest. to be secure On tn
premises. Deeds at purchasers cost
my 2S- ec&ds J. o. McGUIRE& CO., Auct.
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By &c MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionears.

n UMBER UF sMALh HOUSES AND LOTS on
DAY AFTERNOON, June 9Th, at O'Clock, on the
premises, we shall sell nine iots, situated on lat
stI eet east between and streets north. Five OF
by q two.story brick dwelling house, and four Of
the lots frcnt ON the wide alley in the rear and
improved each by two stsry frame dwelin houses.
Also. six lots on north street, between LIST and
I'd streets east. three Of them fronting on north
alley. Three of them front On the wide alley in
the rear, and are improved by small frame houses.
Also, four lots on south street. between lat ana
ID streets west, fronting IL feet l01. inches and
running back i20 feet. one Of them improved by :
frame house.
Terms: One-thld cash: the rem ainder in six and
twelve months, With interest secured by deed of
trust ON the premises.
All conveyances at the cost of the purchaser.
my q Rep.l &c. Mcguire 4 60, Aucts
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM
LANSBURGH 81 BROS
BALTlM0R BARGAIN STORE.
37J SEVENTH STREET,

37J SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND K.
Just received large and spendid assortment of
DRY AND FANCY GODS all of VII ich have been
bought at the late New York and philadelphia
auctions, at much reduced prices. We mention In
part
Best Calicoes Is, Is and 20 cts
Beau-i III Lawns only iS5. cts.
Very rich and Gre Lawns, eni, . cts.
A beautiful lot OF small fxuIed Chaiiies for chill
Plain and figured Mozam BIZ CUES, at Is cts. worth
Plain colored six Tishue for Dresses, at . cts per
Shepherd Plaids and Plain Grey Goods very CHEAP.
Plain Blue ami Bun cha,nbTeys.
selling good Bleached Shifting Musiins, at Is. IS,
Best Irish Linens at 30 cts, worth 75 cts
Table Linens, Towels Napkins, etc, cheaper than
Casin,eres. Linen and Cotton Goods, for Men and
white and colored fiannes 81 every description
a:senss Nsnsoots piaa M ana Dot ese s from
Auction, and very cheap
leo Silk and Scotch Bingham
sun Umbrellas, from 10 cts 10 S25A
I h.sIs s, and Aist sn, t5o bs: css to s
French Nseh.nisa, oorsess, unusually cheap
brio Bands, Swiss and Cambrie Edginss, at half
Splendid all Linen White Hanakerchisfs, at 10 and
Hosiery OF all KINDS.
French Lace Wells. at 81, worth double
Shawls and Hantilias of the very latest styles II
ysu wish 20 save yonr money call early.
large lot of Pink, Blue and Yellow Tarletons for
Hoop sKIRTs-HooP SKIRTS,
Having bou ght the entire stock of manu- facturer
in New York, We shah sell them st great saeri-
fee.
Staple Notions of every description much cheaper
than any other place IN the city. +
Coras enc ana all, To convince yourself that war
prices do not exist in the
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE,
LANHBURGH & BhG.,
375 esvsnth street, between and K.
n0stors ofen every evening until o'clock.
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M TEETH.
IN. LOOMS, y. .; the Iaysntor and Pssenses
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH attends go
p0rsenaly At his elfee II, this e1ty ManytYySQ
persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear othsrs, and NO person can wear others Who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my oflce can be accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
hut to these who particular and wish the purest
eleanest strcnyagt and most perfect dentuee thai
aTt can produce, the MINERAL PLATE wild b
more fully warranted.
Rooms il this clty-No. 33e Pennsylvania avenue
between ste and 10Th streets. Also. 9O5 Arch g.,
xAiiadelpAfA. mar fly
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BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
Georgetown, d. o.

4 OMlNISTkA TORS SALE OF ONE OF THE
GEessEyews AT -AUcTIoH.-On. re EsbAY Al
TERNOOE next. June I'd, ats o'clock, in front of
the premises by order of the Administrator, I
will se that very raiusble private residence eitu-
s;sd On the south side Of Beal street, and the
Beail street. running back Ito feet. The dws,!-
inE contains is rooms, bath room, servants room
cellar, water and gas, smeke house and we'll and
eistsrH in the yard.
To any one wanting frst- class rssidenee this
offers rare opportunity
Terms One third each; balance in one and two
years. secured 10y deed OF trust on the premises.
All conveyanciEg IT the cost Of the purchaser.
Title perfect. Possession can be given as soon ~
GEORGE b. CURTIS, Administrator.
myA-d tInt.&Rep. THOS. BOWLING, Auet
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nly 2s-d&ds BOTELER & WILLSON. Aucts
ByJ.C. Nee UIRE is CO., Auetionesrs.

BY =. Q. Etctf U1ksE CU., NuEli0neefE.
DEREMPTOkY SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
C,fyEcn-On Tu ESDAY AFTERNOON, june 9Th,
st O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell Lets
Nos. L, 'l3. and Il. in Square No. ill, fronting
each Is feet on ash street weEt. between u and E
streets south, Islsndl a short distance south OF
Grace Church, fronting each q feet on 9th street
and rug ming back ~ feet 20 wide public alley
hA lots are beautifully located private resi-
dences, and win be sold to the highest bidders.
Terms cash.
my ed &c. Mcguire { co. Aucts.
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PERSONAL.
HAND MAGNETTsM.
III MRS. W Rem
continues to
CURE ALL DISEASES

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