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Wheat was also lower with sales OF 125 900 bushels at
81 IS 81 42 for white Western, 81 % 81 27 for amber
Western 13 81 22 for red Western $50. 81 16 for
Milwaukee club 81 II 81 23 for amber Iowa and Wis
consn, 74c. 81 o6 for Chicago spring Corn was dec
dedly higher with sales OF l04 GOO bushels, including
mixed Western at 69c Tic for unsound 7lc re. for
sound, and 74c 76c. for white and yellow do Oats
continued limited request at 40c. 60c. for poor to
choice Rye ruled quiet at Soc 90c Barley ruled dull
and heavy.
CorEE was in more demand, including Rio prime at
2shc good 27isc. Csc; fair 26nc &c; ordinary
rs c DEC. fair to good cargoes 26c 27c Java, mats
and bags 35c a36c.; Maracaibc 29c. 3lc Laguayra
2sc. a SOC; ST. Domingo, 2ic. 2Sc.
CoTToS partially neglected and was very heavy at
66c. 6ic. for middlings.
FRFcnrs were quiet though rates not materially
altered. To Liverpool there were taken 900 bbs flour
nj Is 3D. bushels wheat at Cd. I'D the latter
by Great E'sern To LONDON 800 bols Hour at
| 2s Sd 5000 bushels wheat at I'D To Antwerp 500
bbls aour % Cd To Cork $4,000 bushels grain for
Hay was selling freely at 95c. 81 lex Tor North river
bale.
HExr--Manila was active and advancing, closing at
| l04c.
| ffofs were steady but inactive, at Iic. n 2ic.
LArns were quiet at old rates.
MoLAssEs was quoted firm, but in limited demand.
NAVAL STORES were quiet, yet held firmly.
0us.--There was an active business In petroleum,
which buoyaut price, But very little done in
other descriptions.
PaoyrsioNs-Ior ork was more active with sales OF 400
bbls at sl3 IS for S11 81 $l 81 for old do,
aud $40 20 $40 rs for prime Beef quiet with sales
SIS for extra Lard heavy at 9kc 10izc,
with sales OF 20 packages Cut meats quiet at sc
&c. for hams and 4Ac &C. for shoulders. Bacon was
lightly deat IN az tAca SIC Butter was inactive
I3c 1Tc Ohio, end Ice. DC FOR state. Cheese
was selling in lots at sc. a l2c.
RICE was in more request To- 1fc for Fast India.
SrgARs firm and IN fair demand with sales Of
$40 hhds. at ~ &c for New Orleans and 94c l0sc.
| for Cuba.
warsxsY-Thcre we're 500 bbls. sold at 45,sc a acc
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PROPOSALS.

TsxECUrIvR COMMITTEE OFFICE JULY "a lss, =
~ Mail communication between Jamaica and the Unite
The Governor aud Executive COMMITTEE win receive pro-
posss the Sh October from parties willlra 10
coutrac, with them for the conveyance In vcsss OF
monthly between the city in THIS isIs nd
and the city OF New York y the United States Xmerca
and pursuant TO the provisions or this
sand ~ vcoria chapter as promosc sea m com nj.
cation this island and the United States or Amerca
and - Victoria chapter i-ap act in aid Of Aforesaid -
Victoria. chapter ~
the terms and conditions including the period for which
thc contract Ne taken will be known on appca
tios 20 Messrs THOMSON HARkEY CO., MIncsnr lane,
I.ondon: JErEMTAH LEAyCRAFT, Esl O. Wall street.
New YORK at this oaic Tenders for this service
CON u,ttrc OF JamstA Spanish Town.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M n nrriesl.

GoKuAg--TiioRrR --On Wednesday, August 10, at St.
pauls church, huntington Conn. by tho Rev. Mr. ,oley,
Mr sANgft ~ GoRIAn, or this city, TO Miss IoRASAn,
daughter of Bradley Thorpe formerly Flashing l.. l.
kisltASp-Sscobnon Friday, August 81 ,'by the Rev.
r. H. I0m8s, Mr. ExRA KigrASp, OF say brook, Conn., 10
MARY 4. SE ORD % New York.
NArmxwr-Y YoU~g.--At rOughkcepsie, on Wednesday
evening, August ~, by Rev. A. Mclean, Snra Mar
mH~s 10 EMlr {. NoUSg, both OF this city.
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The news from Boston reports steady advance
In dividend paying securities, unattended as yet
by any of the heavy fluctuations that have occurred
In our own market.
BY reference to the shipping head in our adver-
tisinC columns il will be seen that the American
West India Company will despatch the first ves-
eel OF their steamship line to st. Domingo on the
18th September. The route is we'll chosen to ac-
commodatc travellers and shippers to the West
Indies, the principal stopping places being Ber-
muda, ST. Thomas st. Johns and Mayaguez, Porto
Rico, and St. Domingo city. From these points
auxiliary lines of steamers now running to the
lesser islands and the Spanish Main. This COM
pany has displayed great deal of tact and enter
prise in It's management, and its success appears
10 be an established fact.
The days business at the Sub-Treasury was as
follows
Receipts Soooooul uo
-For clstors ........................ 249 900 90
Payments. zoooivSS ~
Balance. .zocooiizI ~
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, August M--6 P. NJ.
Asnss-Sales confined to small lots Of pots at 7c,
and pearls at 0c.
BREApsrUFrs.-Flour in very moderate demand and
was lower The sales included II 400 bbls. State and
Western GOO Southern and 500 Canadian within our re-
yise auof
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rr,o CoNTRACTORs.-PROP05A WANTED M
drain vault In tcnt Of house ~ West Forty AIM ar
Address spgy a 10 scy'es 0sssp. between Il aud
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONDAY, August 24-6 p. M.


Money has continued to rule easy to-day at 6 per
cent, the exceptions being per cent where e eers
were seeking to place money, and where born ow-
were weak or late in making application Bn-
siness paper remains unchanged being in demand
at 5 q for first class short double named, and pro-
portonately higher for single names. Government
certificates of indebtedness, interest payable in
currency, are worth 9924 a9Es, and are in fair
demand Gold must be quoted 1874, the price for
the day having oscillated round that point, from
l231a to l24H, and back to l2S7s. Extremely lit
lie is doing in gold as stocks absorb the attention
and consequently the means of operators. The ten
denoy however, appears to be slowly downwards
Each now item OF success in the attack on Charles.
ton knoe ks of a fraction from the price of gold
and the capture Of that city would probably
cause noticeable fall. Exchange is duh at 1876 4
1862 At the close gold fell to 1895 1887.
Stocks opened with general iirmness this morn
ing, and the day has borne out the promise of its
beginning Before the session of the regular
board New York Central was 1341a l345S; Erie,
100 a l2oiz Harlem offered at $50, and 100 was
bid for Reading. At the close Of the call at the
first board we notice the following differences
from The closing figures of Saturday afternoon
New York Central advanced l. Michigan Central
MiNiiisdu soUlticiu zen Ou IA, WNlie BudIau-
tecd rose 5. Illinois Central rose q Galena rose
-, Toledo fell OFF,, Panama rose IL, Hudson fell
of and Pacific l. The rest of the market was
steady, and the price Of Harlem advanced from
l7IH Saturday evening to l7s from which it
reccded to III, its lowest point during the
day. Erie had but little doing to-day, but at
steady figures, and it happened that the
reopening of the New York Central books occu-
pied TO large extent the attention of some promi-
nent buyers of Erie. No scarcity of New York
Central was observed though very large transac-
tions fell due to-day, and, in spite Of the plent-
fulness Of the stock, the price maintained itself
steady at an advance over Saturdays highest fig
ures. The one p. NJ call of the public board was
steady, with good amount of fbusness doing, and
prices generally maintained themselves until the
second public board, when further advance OF y
took place in New York Central % in Erie, "a in
Erie preferred, 2 in Harlem, q in Michigan Cen
tral, in Southern old, 8 in Illinois Central "a in
Pittsburg, l2s in Galena, in Rock Island, ID in
Toledo, 3 in Prairie du Chen l in Fort Wayne,
and - in Terre Haute common. Southern guar
antced fell back to l35H-314 lower. At the four
p. Nj. call, public board, slight advance was
again established in most descriptions, and the
market closed steady at the following uuotations-
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ASTROLOGY.

A BMAURIoE, THE REAL AsTRoLOGER. PRA0
II. tees nothing but what Is rcconclable to phloso
piers Astrology teaches the nature OF the varto1s
planets the influence they oxert our earth In
their passage through the signs zodiac
upon the characters and fortunes Of mankind.
cording Positions Professor Maurice has pro-
found knowledge Of the rules q the science Of the starr.
hand fate has marked ou, the path OF each
dviduaL will Professor Maurice unfold its meanderings
the whole field OF all that relates 70 happiness
misery through your whole life; will describe the In
tended husband wife, and tells the day You wiz
out Of the most hopeless cases Az who consult Professor
have good luck. and be prosperous through life. Tho
planets hourly pointing out the destiny Of mankind
the Professor has knowledge of tho longitudinal
places Of the planets for particular times and seasons Ia
bic the udcs where certain circumstances occur &c
The Professors of rcrovison his spontaneous
and lucid knowledge OF ones past and present life when In
rapport his keen forccastng of ones future
career enable him TO give perfect Satisfaction TO his visit
Ladies 80 cents; gentlemen 81. Hours from A. n
till 9P M. lz5 Bleecker street near Wooster
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The bank statement of this morning compare
as follows with that OF last Monday

4uy TO- A,tg. %. Fnc Dec.
Loans and dis s175,3o5 All 1918, ,I39 4O7 .o6s
fpecic 81 .S74 9l3 81 $40 400 - 1854 f14
Circulation. =. 5.6l3 III ,070 67207
Net deposits. 155 ,Oi3 156,5sS ,005 63s,o52 =
This shows very small increase Of loans, in
spite Of assertions that two or three millions
would be about the enlargement of the loan line.
Annexed is a comparative statement Of the
Ohio banks, showing their condition at the dates
namcd.-
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THE LECTURE SEASON.
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY. FOR GENTLEMEN
only at the New York Museum OF Anatomy 6f8 Broad
way Parties unable lectures have them
forwarded receipt OF 10 cents by addressing Secretary Of
the New York Museum of Anatomy.
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POLITICAL.

TINE REGULAR MEETING OF THE NINETEENTH
l. Ward Jackson Democratic Club VIII be held al the
ncadguarers souhwest of Fiftyhrs street and
Third avenue, Tuesday evening August IS at o'clock.
II. r. COLHRANE, President.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN, AGED 80 OF GOOD APPEARANOl
IA aud Intelligence aud with some means, desires
correspond with young lady, with view TO matr
mony Good form and intelligence requisite. Addres
Frank De Lacy. station A N. Y
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR GENTLEMEN
Parties unable these lectures have them
forwarded receipt OF 10 by addressing Secretary OF
the New York Museum of Anatomy
MATRIIOEIAL.
A GENTLEMAN. AGED 80 OF GOOD APPEARANCE
IA aud Intelligence, aud with some means, desires TO
correspond with some young lady. with view TO matri-
Good form and intelligence requisite. Address
Frank De Lacy, station N Y
ceiyed while In the service of his country which de
priyed the advertiser Of of those considered
haasn sspegnant @ 70 his astese invite oorresponesncc
that may lead to matrimonial connection. Although de-
well adorned mind cultivated tastes anabity of temper
health and youth t 2S years can be so caci To place
income amniv sacienI for comfctabe II not luxurious
family Of ordinary numbers Proposals be addressed
% Capt Gsorss Young Company Ninth regiment x
with honor aud returned desired Carcs de visite be
enclosed aud returned II desired The advertiser will Snort
take place until the advertiser l. fully assured of the honor
able intention Of his correspondent and has In his turn con-
vinced her OF his sincerity and aliuence
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO A BRIDE CON.
I1 tans information OF the utmost Importance TO the
for Is cents by EMIL T. LAGNEAU. D.. 5oS7 Post
Office, n X.
NEATRIMoNY MADE EASY. WITH INSTRUCTIONS
M for courog. order to win the affections OF the
book OF intense interest to both married and
single y ssany illustrated w Rges. pE ssni postpaid on
'''''' y No "a North William street, NY
N. B-Books Cards Prints stereoscopc Views &c. Cat
nlogues sent On receipt OF stamp
1.-TWO OFFICERS AGED RESPECTIVELY 23 AND 2o
desire TO correspond with young LADIES'. with view
TO marony: they not Le 20 age;
tons 10 he strictly con6dena Address caps,n G. r. Per
cival and Lieutenant J. y. Copeland Nineteenth Maine
Volunteers First Brigade. Second Division. Second Amy
sC0rps
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No IxPosIrIoS so TITO mrHE NEVER FAILING MADAME

THE 0REArnsr woHpgR IN fHB WORLD rs rIs
cousw. with the srictsst cosndsncs I'll s6sirs q nr:
make y b~loveS BY yo.r heart DO end brng tosesse
svsssS Sesys rusp.a sxssh I,
The New York herald., 1863-08-25

C.1A EXTRA CASH BOUNTY OVER ALL OTHER
sDlO Ounties paid Tor recruits Tor the
Fifth Regiment New York Voiuntcers Duyee's honaves
Men drafted canna do better than select this old
audi regiment. and receive the bo;nties
offered. S577 bounty paid for veterans including 81, cash.
examined by the surgeon at the camp Also
monh pay SIS, as soon as mustered SsI bounty paid
recruits including SlO cash passing the
the camp Officers having make the
tory arrangements Tor positions by applying the head
CLEVELAND wINsLOw. Colonel
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REMOVAL.

DEMOvAt.-G. j. EA0LETON, DENTIST SO CLlN
~ ton place. near University place, Eighth street, New
York.
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A BONA FIDE ASTRoL0GIsT. THAT EVERY OkE
N depend on Is Madame WILSON, who tells the obs
ject Of visit az enter her Madame
Wilson the ocist She
will invoke powers Of her wond rful science tell all
your whole life Her predictions
they sur ever that her Somc ladies
get ,e tmid, though they need not fear. for she
pract nothing but what reasonable philosophers
All should this wonderful and lady
Her advice been known TO fail and twenty
sand dollars reward who equal her in tho
above scnce Madame wilson possession OF the ceie
brated charms which certain in their effect
Truly may She b. called wonderful woman No i83 Allen
street. between Houston and Stanton the bakery.
fnr au ncuf
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MADAME EsrELL. SEVENTH DAUGHTER. CAN RE
M consulted on love- marriage sickness, losses in bust.
ness uesy numbers and charms Satisfaction Guaranteed
Ladies y cents gentlemen, 10 cents Call ia vanck
street. near Broome.
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M Asrooslst in this city; has 90 city rclcreaccs ocs
Do seventh svene. near Twenty street, tells your
tbouahis causes speedy marriages Ladies cen,s
gentlemen 50 -'
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4 BETTER AsrRoLoeIsr IS NOT TO BE FOUND

4 BETTER ASTROLOGIST IS NOT TO BE FOUND
n 10 the city than Dr.. L. D. BRoUGHToN.-ic succeeds
In giving satisfaction when all others fail He be
suited all affairs OF human life such courship
travelling. removals. lawsuits obtaining situations
recovering welfare absent friends also
sickness the sick VIII die Of the present
sickness recover, the time they will begin amend
what part OF the body Is afflicted and what treatment and
medicine are best adapted for the sick Terms
dies 60 cents gentlemen ST. Questions answered by letter.
phrcnoogica examinations For parcn
lars send for Brough Monthly Planet by
mail three cents. ofce l20 Greene street. near Prince
New York -
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A sIRoLOGY. MEYER 5lt HUDSON STREET.
IL s continues 10 tell Past, Present aud fuEre Events
Madame Never French, English German,
and gives wsrrantee.
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NORA A. SEAMAN, INDEPENDENT cLuRyoyAYT
~ No. l6l West Twentieth street. between Seventh and
Eighth consus all subjects. both cal and
business detects diseases presbes remedies gives
valuable advice on matters of lie. ~
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Vl and Medical Cairyoyant, be consulted few
only. her residence III West Fifteenth street be.
Sixth and seventh Ladies' having ennagc-
with Mrs. Duva well others wishing 10 en-
suit with her should not fail call during this week az
after TINS tine she viii not receive business calls any
Mrs Duya Is the only In iha city i've
information OF lost properly, absent rienss law
suits and business affairs generally Gentlemen no, ad
m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-21
GouRr Roox, Dis Ao,KEs, Iows,l
My 10. 1863

J,B. HOWELL. Esq.-Deor Sir: The
Hon. s. 4. Miller, Judge Of the Circui
Court of the United States, in the case Of
8, Z. Thompson versus the County Of
Lee, delivered clear, logical and forcib!e
charge to the jury, declaring all bond.
issuei for railroad purposes utterly void,
and the jury have just returned verdict
acoorLingly. His Honor Judge Love, |
bsiicvc, concurs. Judge Miller hus ipti.
mated design 10 put his charge ia wri-
ting % soon As leisure will permit. This
10 . great blessing to Lee county.
Yours truly, F. SEnpL1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-21

~ The Southern wing Of the Demo
ora,i; party, under the lead Of Jeff Ds.
vie 4 Co. openly rebsIled and levied war
against the Government Thereupon the
leaders OF the Northern wing Of the par
" ado pied policies and platforms in op.
positioa to thoss Of ths Govesnmens, and
c.leuiated " render aid and comfort to
their Southern pre- hrsn. Aud nov an
effort is on foot throughout the North to
enlist the masses Of tho party h opposi.
ton to the Government and the war, and
tp make such opposition party test.
The whole schems i rank with the
blactest treason.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-21

s0The following ia takc-of on the
practice Of issuing cards on the occasion
bf q wedding: rTaffearfra
And Adam said-"This Il now bone
Of my bone and aesh Of my 6ssh; she
shall be called woman. because che Sas
nken ont II msn. Therefore shall msn
lsaEs his father and mother, aad shall
s)spye INTO his wife. They sh4ll b. one
z1oS,N es ~ eea tses pgssa ~
Y lN6 cards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-21

~ Agents wanted 10 every county to
III "Putnam's self-Adjus,ing Clothes
ringer" The bost in the world. For
iri'cnlars enquire Of J. 8. Sey moar, .,
ie Dcminn House, Keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-21

PxnsoxAL - Hon. J F. Wilson. mem
member Of Congress from this distriss, is
- par City. Governor klfkweod il ex-
psctsa this morning They intend going
down tho river on a visi, to the soldiers
from This Sisis.
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THE CITY.

~The Jennie Whipple 10 the morn
r koat for Davenport and Rock Islsad
d intermediate points. Leaves Fort
adison ON arrival Of the cars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-21

fsom the ans.eriber fvlss vfaressss. Leo eoun-
~, tow on ih- slh of MAY, 1853. brown Hors~.
y~aYu old. harness hips rsthos sksst Nd
thia taii light m~~, and sb az ID hanis high, Any
iue the aD.ve dcscrts.d Horsr 70 me e
viuc~nt 4 viii be iiDeraliy iew srAel. go
ata -e4i JOHN FLYNN.
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keoauk, kay it.is.-
ELECTION NOTICE.

Tue nuaI me siing OF the stock oltevs OF the
NJ y. ~. II. 4 Wit oo bstd lib. Brsssitau u4Hss
IN NJ. PisssAat iosA 81 = o'c oSk, r. Of W~ansa-
dAy juae II 1853. o. the election % 4 Ho~rd Of Df.
rsetoss ue easuiax year. and ths Of
sucn othcr bn siasss MAJ bet0se ths stnx.
W. uapkk, Sse'y.
may2@d a4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-21

RAiLRoAp Boxp CAsR.-A letter from
Col. Rankin, nov at Dcs Aoines, an
nouuces that the United States Circuit
Court, Judges Miller and Love presiding,
hss rendered decision holding the bonds
iaied BY Lee county for railroad pur.
poses unconstitutional and void.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-21

Thin decision disposss Of . great deal
y The humbug with which the public mind
ms been saturated in regard to the uncon-
iti,ulionality of arrests, and Of other war
measures of the Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-21

lMPoErAsr TO tvERY FAkILY.-C. Fl.
Scott is in our city with his improved
Steam Feather Reno,ator. This method
supercedcs oil others heretofore in use,
~ all feathers put through this process
are wonderfully increased 10 ba.k aud
rendered perfectly clean and sweet, be-
ing eIsanssd from all impurities and made
better than new.
This process also differs from ali others,
IS il docs no. injure the stem Of the feash.
er by beating. and thus rendering then,
dry and harsh aud liable to break. The
feathers being d'iei hy this method, with
out the mid OF artificial heat, cannot be in-
jured. We have trstsd tho merits oi
this process. and can heartily commend il
to Ail our citizens. IT.. Il, and you can
not fail TO be pleased with Il c result.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-21

Er We direct attention to tho sdver-
tissment of s. d Vowel Il Co., drug.
gists. Now that drugs are 80 high. 1t is
gratifying to observe tha. Messrs. Vow.
ell a. Kerr who have succeeded in their
Efforts 70 procure the very best article,
sre selling them at the lowest market
prices. Their stock comprises every thing
in their line of tusipess. This 10 one oil
the most extensive and complete estsb-
lish rnents in our city, and their articles
are the best quality and endless variety
This place is No. lGl Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-21

@Ws publish the opinion Of U. 8.
ircut Cosrt 10 the case Of Val!andighsm
} full, We ask our readers to peruss IL
nd II preserve the paper containing it
nd give their neigLbors chance 10 read
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-21
.NISSOLUTION.

The cppsrt ne rshp heretofore e1ti.tinE under tbs
style " 'k~okuk P'o~ Company" lsdisss,vsd this day
w iis owo liant L.tion, ags
MI. WARD,
Keokuk, May u. 1860. o. u. FJRD.
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r IsT OF CoLoRs

nayI%-siIy
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o.PARrNE0sHTP NOTICE

Tse uBders sssi have this day f.sasd Co Partner
ship tor iss pnrpose OF ooss.nalSg the busiasas of
snanufActu Ina piows under ths le OF sThs keokuk
Piow Company !" 5 a. st3
u. WARD, s
e. ID. EOwO.
q. h,stUNpkaSR.
keohuk. Nav n, ,ie'a nstip-dDt
The New York herald., 1863-11-10

a doom YKLsoRAPH orxRAroR oAy AlwAvp
"A SsS asrcsabla sapaovneet 70, Sad irerue<ssss
80 i GE vsS AAdrsS fs's1ss~' ses ~ assss
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-17
For Sale.

4 VALUABLE farm of two hundred
~ acres, Of which one hundred and sixty
is under fence and eighty acres under pillow,
with good dwelling house, a large quantity
OF choise fruit and shrubbsry. S id farm is
pleasantly situated four miles north east of
the town ofNew Oregon. in Howard county.
Iowa, and two miles from a Railroad now in
course Of construction, is we'll ada ted to
raising grain. is one of the best stick farms
in northern Iowa, having beautiful stream
running through its entire length, and a fine
and durable spring Of water near the dwell
ling. Said farm will be sold cheap, and on
liberal terms, and pei feet title given.
For further particulars enquire at the
firm. or of the subscriber At New Oregon.
Oated June 18th 1868. in34tf
JOHN T. CLARK,