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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

In the House of Commons on the 9th
Of June Mr.. Cunningham (as reported in
brief by the Bohemian) gave notice thar
on Thursday next he Will ask the noble
Lord 1t the head Of the government wheth-
er the efforts hitherto made BY the B.i,i,h
nation for the suppression Of the slave
trads might not with advantage be ex
tended to the continent of America. and
whether the time had not arriysd when il
10 the duty OF the government TO enter
into negotiations with the Federal States
for the purp' se Of fuppressing the slave
trade, which is sIillop My carried on and
sanctioned BY the rebeilious States OF
America. He also gave notice that when
the honorable and learned member for
sh iii Id brought forward his motion for
The recognition Of the Confederate States
he wonld move the previous question.
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THE CITY.

The ALBERoRR KETTLE, for rendering
lard. grease, dc, and boiling oils, dye
stufss, &c. &c. is as cheap at frst COS t,
can be operated at less expense with
greater dispa'ch. can be filed easier and
cheaper. and empticd in less time than
any other steam or ere kettle in existence,
aud will make as good lard a. fire kettle.
At one-fourth the cost. A description OF
the kettls may be seen at the Gate CITY
ofhse. For particulars address
GRiswoLD q TALcorr,
ldIw Drawer e33I, Chicago, Ills.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

The inteose and refined fenGish ne "a
OF the treatment that Union men ut the
South receive from their rebel enemies.
is unsurpassed in any story Of bar barous
ages AT LATHE Rock, Ark, liv ed nu-
merous body of Union men, praying for
sight OF the old flag and day of deliy
erance. as none ever prayed save the men
oil Leyden. They met nightly In cellars
had their secret grips and pass words
and vhh all the hsroism OF martyrs. bore
suspicion, taunis, threats. aud violence.
unf'nching in their resolution never to
enter the rebel ranks alive. When Hind
msu occupied Little Rock 10 force. TWEEN
y'seven Of the men were arrested and
imprisoned ON suspicion-their worst en-.
emy accusing them of an overt act apsins,
the rebel government.
One day their wives, children, parents,
brothers and sisters were Invited by
liindmsn's order to come and visit them,
Their dungeon doors we're opened, and
arm in arm with their rej3icing families
they were suffered to wander under guard
about the town and in the fields. The
bright sunlight and sweet air Of this un
wonted freedom intoxicated them into
credullty. They and the dear ones from
whom they had been 20 long sun dsrrd
were fei,citating themselves with the
nope OF permanent liberty, nd faucied
that the tiger Hindmsn had forgotten his
taste Tor blood. just at The timirs of tire
town the of6cer in command bade the
families Of the suspected hals--4nd march.
ing those twenty seven brave men out oil
the very srms of love. ranged them into
an open lot before Gle Of riaemeu. aud
here shot oil of them TO death in plair
sight OF thsir shrisking households.
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Fsuxss OF Juty Cslesvaaiea An Rena-
p1ss6.1 6.1r-es~S


1t meetings held at Mount Zion and
Bonaparte it was decided to celebrate the
coming Fourth in Bonapartc. The fol-
lowing programme was made by the Com
mite of Arrangements
Ringing Of bells and National Salute at
sunrise.
At 10 o'clock the pr 'cession will form
and move to Cresaps . Grove.
Reading of the Declaration Of Inde.
pend.nce.
Patriotic speeches. toasts and senti-
ments, interspersed With music.
Ringing If the bells at noon and six
o'clock.
The dinner will be in pic mic style, or
what 10 called basket dinner.
The Summitville Brass Band has been
engaged to epliven the day.
Good speakers will BE- 10 attendance.
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~ While the woes Of the Copperhead

leaders are occupying the attention Of a
Military Commission here in Keokuk,
Washington City has been invaded BY
the Committee OF Twenty, appointed by
the Valaudigham State Convention, and
the President is doubtless asssiied with
alternate suppIicstions and ohjnrga,ions in
behalf uf their trattor martyr-ohief
In the meantime, our soldiers are fight
ing and dying for their country.
EE The award OF the privilege Of sell
ing newspapers 10 the Army Of the POLO
mac has been made to Mr.. -, OF New
York, who pays eighteen hundred dol
lars month for the right to sell to news
boys at a fixed advance upon New Yorl
prices. Papers to the soldiers will be 6v,
ossts q copy, which will give each news
boy fair profit upon every shsst sold
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wos't stand tho Drass.

We learn that some of the Copperhesds
are swearing since the enrolment CON-
menced that they will not stand the draft
that they viii die at their own door
fret. Well, gentlemen, you have your
choice but if you are determined to
die, you ought TO be amiable enough to
20 away from the door Of your own dwell
ling. We do not suppose, however, that
it will make any material difference to the
country 10 this crisis where YoU die.
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~ Im the cargo of ana Of tho ~;

~ 1T the cargo ot one OF tho prize
steamers lately captured and brought into
this port, large quantities Of toma hawk :
have been discovered, manufactured by
British neukal traders, aud sent TO the
rebels for arlning the Indians 60 aid in the
proseeu ion Of this Accursed rebellion -
Also, large quantities Of nondescrip, D,
savage weapon, something between tenn
nhawk aid = butchers elcaver, stan ped
NV. Gilpin. Wedges Mills 1907" evi.
IDENTIFY intended for srming Iudians,
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Twe are pleased to learn our popu-
lar young friend, DR.. Seaton has conclu.
ded 10 settle down in Keok uk and resume
the practice OF bis profession. We doubt
not that the ID 1ctor will 6nd that his choice
is wise one, and that he will realize bot h
fame and fortune in our sppreciative com-
munity.
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ArrTxTIoN RoLLA FIRE ConPAsY.-
The members Of this Company are re-.
querted TO attend special meeting this
evening ~ O'Clock. Every member
Is expected to be present, ss business in
regard to celebrating the Fourth of July
will be brought bf,re the meeting.
by order Of the President.
CHAs Schulz. Sec'y.
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DROvoST MARSHAL GENERALS

Wlsniseros. d. c., May 22 I, 1888.
Al men who desr. ioln any partieuisr regiment
Of Clvaify now IN The Hela a b1r.sy Huhor xed 10
present nseivr~ AT any itm- dutag the rirty
dave Bard OF B..ssiImst in their rsspecti e
Die ricts Tue posfd sra r.uine them. &.d de-
Iss npaa thet htpsssH,r tn service. sna II Quad
b. A. ,ie Pro- ost Marsha Gths Di>tlt N ~ give
III NJ traBsp rt,ton The xvae al H. ndeEs,
At tho aafsb .Seissrsi ai shs slate. As
as they present th.mseiv.s al III general k"H-
deav yua lissy shall es daily assd % ring
And disbafsipE oissr and paid hi0 the bounty Al
t1wed W ~ s4s@ JAMES u. FRY.
tse-d1g frevest 1AsskAi-
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WHERE TO co. - Persons wishing TO
attend the celebration of the Fourth OF
July in Keokuk viii End the very best
ommods,ion at the Billings House at
half the usual fare
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

ERROR CoEREcrED.-In The notice Of
Captain Newtou's funeral yesterday, we
inadvertently stated that he was wounded
at ChamtiJn Hills lie received his
wound before Vicksburg, on the I'D ult.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

PHoMorgp.-Ths Governor has sp-
pointed Major 4 T. Winslow, of Mount
Pleasant, Colonel Of the Fourth Iowa Cav
airy, in place Of Colonel A. B. Porter, re
sigued.
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doLp-The question 10 sometimes
asked. what has become Of the gold coin
lhe panic at Pitsburg uncovered some o
this treasure. To prevent cnpi..o by The
rNhAi.. .A" e-"ss .ua others Of that city
transferred to Cleveland, Ohio, on the
18th instant, elo,O00, 600 in gold, and
on the succeeding day e650,O0O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-27

r. e. 2. c. Judson, grown famous
over the soubriquet Of Med Buntline, F"
has been sentenced TO two months i'm
prisonment at Fort Norfolk, Va, for de.
sert'on. dc was a private in the lst
New York mounted rifles.
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WIN. MANNERS,
DYER AND SCOURER,
Foarth street, hetwees Johnsos and RxcAanse
kEOKUk, IOWA.
DENMANSHIP.

w. H. rEARsOS. Of ~ Madison win aesin spss
wv,tinr chsoi In Ksok / for u mt lin 70 q. -
.ots on fup.dAy Ju'y 7th. Tcrn's 90 per mon,h
paid In advance. g1s tss-ons given each wssa.
Those willing " shend please give IN smss 70 Mr
0xden oy Mr.. ws.lcott =, the Book stores. Ksokut.
i.ssel-
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4 Biographical sketch ef Captain
Newton.


The following sketch Is condensed from
the Funeral Sermon. by the Rev. Mr.
bennett
Captsin Henry Newton was born in
Louden, England, in the year eighteen
hundred and nine When quite young
he emigraied to America. Concerning
his early history we know nothing.
Some sixteen years ago he removed
West, and perhaps eleven years since took
up bis residence in this riaee. All wbe
knew him, knew him to be an honest,
faithful, energetic man 10 all he under.
took.
About fourteen months since, when
the appeal was made to the patriotic sons
OF America to sustain the honor of their
f'e, Brother Newton.-!h !hough age and
bodily infrmi,es would have excused him,
unlike mspy Others. at once volunteer.
ed. Never since has be filtered.
His patriotism was of that noble char
aeier which rose above party issues or
party slriies. and looked only TO the good Of
the country, the whole country counting
not his own life dear, 20 that his loved
country might be saved. He rushed to
the defsnse-has given up that life to
her. There is a noblensss Of soul 10 that
kind Of patriotism that future generations
will honor aud embalm in their grateful
memories.
His bravery am told was equal to his
patriotism. transformations, nnassumipc.
he never faltersd in the hour Of danger.
Some time since be informed his family
that hs had determined 10 resign, aud
come home, when, however, be heard
that his company was bound FOR yicks
burg, hs pobiy determined to stay with
them. Such was the spirit, the courage
of the n,nn. On the fatal day he was
wounded, he was so fatigped with ipce..
santfabor, that he informed his Colonel
ne leared be could not keep up thro' the
day. Aye, he faltered not, and asked not
to be excused.
AS a Christian bis character was IRE.
Proachaoie. For th'rty-thrce years he
nag been professor of religion. He was
among the few who retain their Christi
anity 10 the camp. on the march, and up
On the battlefield Ne yer, under spv
circumstances, did he fol get that he wa.
a professed follower Of the Savior.
As citizen he was universally esieem.
ed and respected. HIS praise is on the
lips OF all. As q husband and father hc
was tender and afectionate.
Thus lived, and thus died, our beloved
Brother Newton, in the fifty fourth year
OF his age.
The country has lost a patriot, the ar
my brave officer, tie church one of il.
pillars, the family a beloved father, an af.
fsct'onatc husband. Heaven has gained
jewel.
nA- The Closing exercises of the keo.
kuk Classical School came off last even.
ing at the Atheneum. There was as
large a crowd in attehtance as our city
usually turns out, the aisles and stair
ways being crowded. We have not time
TO make special mention Of the perfor
nance, but il is Sufficient to say that they
all done exceedingly well The orations
worn eycafiapt n In,y ,,a 49,;
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ERAME HOUSE FOR SALE,

GOOD FrAme House In the reNt OF fhs ore rooms
Buvke vit be sid che ~ II sppiisa Ion ~
A.sts sssos 70 b. M ~ fren the kroaGd Soon q
soid F.r Further tnfornssion apply 70
A.. HA0NY,
ls3e-4av ksddlNf, nsxt To cor. Main Aad u.
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List 0f Iown soldiers w mo have died
uospstnis nt ~. Louis No., from
June 10th 10 june ESQ. tsC3

farnishrd bv Th"s W. Long, (of iowa1 State sani-
Larry Agent Tor 81 Louis and vicinity
Suae is~R"b'i Bailey, CT G 4ih Consumption
Jesse Norne, 3o.h DUssaa " tho Heart
q ~ Ms,re. x 22i Chrostc Dlarrhea
2o-Jss Ba'trrs, K. 2s n. y
y Dsyid Hacarr, l. a7tn Ty'ph,fa Psyer
2t-rhs. Wh'tnss, n 3ist. Aiphotta Debility
22-Dsvid Goodaii g. 7srh Ca,onic n s-pfsr,
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TRUSTEES SALE.


JOIN r. yors.
wipiaSS pSs : Ha.--
Peter J. Coushlin.
MARY LouIss CouglHi
oathr gsth d'y oi december, 1855 Peter Cough n
ma Wary louisa Coug him e'.BveN, dtas4mr y Mile,
nao ihomas u tpster the f,rle siag descsibed real
estate situate IN Lee ", Iowa 10 wit The sou b
Ter OF 81 citon seventeen the horh quarter OF
SECTION sixteen; the sctionsi quart Of
Section nine. and northeast qua-ter Of section
'h'rty-sr In Township sixty seten moth, OF k~use
seven west
A,s1, he west hslf Of Section twentv-,wo, Town
shlp sixty six North, OF Rang sis sest.
Aise the nothhaif OF Setion thirtern aud the frac-
tona north esst quarter ~ section In Town
sait sixis nye RIB. ~ Range stx west.
Also, the east half OF Inc south west qaarier and
ihriysts acres on tho nor halt west halt Of The
sixty elk norh, II Hans- asc wrs,, IL SECURE the pa
M o. oi mute Of e9o o,o dby Jsu,s T. rruce
And iona D. Ihom nay able 10 yosts and fix
mooths from Dsosmbsr "a b, 1879, tn James o. Wslsh !
a. The bark Of the State OF Missour and oy him en-.
dofsed ~ Jshs .. Wniian A. YER. tns satA note Il
due aad unpaid.
the efosc Gve notice that ~ the survivor ~ sad
ras'o~s lhhster being dead, ascordauce With The
terms anu authorit, Invested is BY ssid DECD ansr
g'vlns four weeks notice 10 the Ds. Gate Clay on
Saturday, The 2Ssh day IT Aususs itS1 st 10 oelork
~iii proceed 10 self raid state 70 % sid
% oo0 and ths Interest due thereon aud viii then
aud there execute de~d 10 the purchaser.
PSacS ~ sai~ IN front Of the Court The City
OF ksokak, Lss count Lowe.
sAMukL p. nILLKR, Trustee.
hAHxiS d AcChAAr. AttSrasys. lr3tdlw
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

TIE STATE OF IOWA.
CouRTy or Lrx "r'
To all HAsn Il NAY esmes-~
Know " that there 10 nov On sie In tba rorn,v
teen ot Lee Coanty, Iowa. at Port Madison los. !
psuo" ~ the uad-rs'gned Ex, op of the tsts al
r.it Hiexorsoam dec@as praying fnr an order md
tenss ss Tor th~ parpnse ofpsy ing debts due f,t M
NsIi estate the fotiov inx II saI Estac tot,
The s.* NIX !, s,rtG To n n 20 W. 80 ,r,a.
tes b OF Sec 3s. rp Ts Co. " i6o acres In ths
unity "f Mills and state Of 10 q,
The NV Hthe s-~ Of Sec p ard Sc NJ q =,
sec ~ " s2 81 WI also s-w of s. A. bee IA Tr
N,k ~, ", Ia U ios Cosnty, Iowa;
Aso Lot No. rs, BROKE ~ ADDITION 4, III. c,,x
OF Drs Aoines, Polk county, Iowa, sona MAG n lto
| acres; - N'
Ii, sish, ~ sc II TIP g. Is, w. ooD.,,,,p, :,
~ aef-. IN Soon@ eouity, loss; also Lot 4, !,
70 see a. Tps3 Eka7. v. containing s7k ser.s n
haona UNITY, iowa; "
Tes Ny offs !, Sec 10. Tp 81, n y, W; o acre.
In vi right coaaty, Iowa;
Also thr totovins land. 10 Lee cosuty lew. . ,,y
"fthe !, Sec n, Tr sR7 ", beins ln ths f. ~
cSrncr "f sad auaner ex'enftss and co roos n. =
tne i,ne - 70 reds 10 the line Of said ouarta
containing =" Acres: also another part OF same k,c
non' S eonmene'ns ai the sE corner extending u
roos thenc- ti0o) roes. ~ oas thsuce ass ro1I
" the place OF b-ssnnsng eontAinine acves
Sai4 IefisA~a ~tN - eOatd snd arto ovmaeA baf p,
$50 Sour on The 1t Monisy tn July 1859 n oo,och
otaa's day ai which time and pl .cs an p<y.oo,
~ho are nt,rssied viii BE- heard and an opportnu,t,
@sn,~ ea"se hany exists, Why said psti,ion sheuis
BY order Of the County Court
THOMAS wtCkERsHAM and
r. W1CKkkohAh
Executors of Eli WieAer.hau aec.sssd
| t26-d2w
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To l. Bsseil, ~ css BE ell " 8 King Iopi.. p
King. Yarnam. Letts Il FaSuum p "a Paint. .
nAsy Newton Hsnry Newton. t,eo " THAI he, p..i
some, William Biliing,. John nAughm . Dc.
oeorge D-n"issn. deceased Horace Morse. Kxe
cator OF The sststs Of fiu,o by Morse deceas,d
rrd DO han -fc-ds-lsa.s- -L-kssss John N
ktskin jaass y Lave, ~ R.,st Ogfhodar Coo~v,.
nsisusi chssch ~ ksoAst, iova Dssendsst.
hoa ars hereby netned taat there IL nov on nle In
the mes Of The Cerk Of tbe Dstrct Cour OF Lee
iosA' 81 k-okak peth,on of Jsm-s n Chsa vict
Guardian OF Car w. Hluusn Frederic HI... an s.S
Eloise Human, miuo hstts q. Hiaspsn a. d. c.-ss,
efayine for irdgment axaina, you. r. Hiss-ii aud
w. y kiss, for ths sum Of Fifs~en Hundred Doilsss
upon ysur pfomisso'y note made In your Cc-psrnry
snip name slso - sKsipst all the above named De-
ssndanss ing for the ton Q cera IN Noyt
xnxe msae W said h. X. hissen and y lie aIa ~. 8
kt"G sud VIZ, to one rimo,hy kors~. sssed Sh DE-
shai be held en--.-S N and satjectsd to ,bs Iirr
ther~of -~r Lot tsl aud twssts f~~t vide os m,
.s sastery eide Of Lot ts siso ave fet Ide Of n,
s.teriy side Of Lot No no. all Ii Block cen
49,. Ia Esies' Addition to The Ch Of keIut Ie,
a"ansy. lDwa si-e ssactonsi Lots 49, and 6l Blosh
e;.srd OF % la Block l2u by,rg sses XII bouyp
and hsss Additions, TO the Cny fK~okuk Ice o. un
V.ioSa, 0r the ~ OF said Lots above described
pa. tne sum there claimed due PtsiutG aso for sAs
redemption of said Los In Biock sfoyes aid fse
Inc frst Orhodox ConKreg s,ionat tkesch " k@otak,
aoast and dspo>ited ih the Cterk for IT, Tor
zoe soreeiosure OF said Mortgage The
exinsu,shmrrt of the tqui.y OF redemption and gen
efAi relief with costs.
non Of the second das ofthe Hext term said Court
10 be beld al keokuk ihe Monday of scpts IN her
ID 1853 JudEm aud d d~cree will be had The fs
La sEains, you ~ default.
kuB-f n. GILMORE, and
II. SCOTT HOWELL
JesS d4w Ailrneys Ter Plaintiff.
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NOTICE.

To san,o, John Iowrse. eiies Pil,ey Jacob n
LATHE, G tvn ,ots. 81 q n ,is cad gsra pater A q
CAM ard william NJ lice x-cut.,rs o the vst
OF jacpD Milef, dece ord Miller u Becx c q
Stevens Cicm.t Sm,th, ~ secrtor OF IN. rst Al, Of
= kcthtss t-srAs dss~x~~d; esr nj bsa III !. n
fou hsv.0s tma aed aha tsss ~ n. on ate In
the Gers't one@ OF the Ds,rct curt 80 Ire County
IOWA, al V~uA- an amended pstton OF dsa q
w ,ish lief 1.-THE eaN.e iaow u ssia Iou,t n. ndiuy
,sren I'd Walsh /. pia uItn and y \ Bi,i,ur, and
thes- defend you sidIoa.f nayt,.s
d. Il "a NIT sid ca-r asla ~ az 4n ,oy n ils 10,
tse k.~ctosure tnl. boad easlz,u isu.ts aud
10 iolty scfihsd 10 the orsina pati,iun Ia 81 ID
.auss, io-x ils and Lsa siiast sd 4, Lee eo1nt,
io~A snd embr .erd IN shafrs Number II Al d % d
the undir dxd one-olsih Of ssye 81 II d. d,.rvc or
parption u Aua aud Kox hal urv q 10, d
NDw. tbefotore. ualrss appear and ga Q defence
the eco before noon of the second day or the nrx,
Of -. ssid sDusl ta commseAr ON III. 4,
Monday oe~sptsbe ttA6s, dec viii DO rouJs s
asainssyou ~ pray ed = IN said pstit,on.
kOkthT n. GtiLuORE,
ite6-d4s ATT, Tor Ed~asd Wash
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$40
6 PER CENT. GOVERNMENT LOAN.

vvvHRsB RoNDs ARE CALJvD .TrvE-TwRN-
Z ties berHuse shu. they tsea ear Bopds,
the1 may be sedes M d hN the Geyripn ent IN GULp
at nnN tims nitry fee yeas
legal r. Ser trtes or thecks uptn Philadelphia os
New rrt that win brnE l~gai Ter duSs, What the
Secretary siioss me 10 areise.
The Boads .oid at P.s the interest to msnes
tn. ds' scu pay the naYb-s.
This Band pa, per cent interest In GoLr isArss per
cent every auths, the nrsI y0f Mty ard Mo-
ven eer at the Mint 10 phtadeiahsn at any euo-
tvoe~ury IN Svw Yoix elss~he " you have
coap Besas, al his h do - the proper
C ,upon on ofeaeh ia months anu correct II
1hb duties on iiprnt irum = iees from shroaA
must be paid in GoLp. and this 10 the way Secretary
CHASE sets his gold.
Congress has provided that Bonds shail bs rAls
IN sol D when due.
You can nav. tbcr Coupon Bords payable TO Tie
The former 10 Sn's. zoos. 300s and ,0os- tAs
You Will moi nave to psy any ,h..s boaas "
all shove s6u0 you will oniy have 10 IA, esr+bsf
Mortgages. other Securities 1he Supr. ns tnrf ..
N. unted ate h,s ii decided IN state, Gay
or counIy isx t,oyeThmeIt HoBd.
Ali who wish to !nsvst ia the FivsTvsntS Loan pA8
apply before the lsI Of JuLY next.
j. COOKE,
Subscription Agssi, Pnissds ipbts-
The keokuk Brsnch BAs F~A wn. IhenPsen .
o.. aRs ssthssiss1 - reerss AssriDeseA
j.O -
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UWners 7 The Nelson Goods ear
Hard Rubber Patents
u. w. FRANKLIN, General agrn
New YORK., April 20. 1858 Is9J-ds sm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Craig's Microscope

Craig's Microscope
Is tho simples, most beautiful interesting and useful
Instrument made.
1T MAGNIFIEs ONE HUNDRED DIAMErERs, OR
10000 Times!
Viewed in this Microscope, common cheese-nite
sumes gigantic proportions; animslculae in stsguant
water distinctly visible tho curious construction of
insects, ia their various parts is intimately observs
BILE; all granular substances, such flour, Coffee &C.,
can be tested and aduteratons therein detected. As
means of education and amusement, it is invaluable.
1t is the first successful attempt to cheaper and popu
arze the microscope Every lover of nature student
scientific and business should one. Its price,
two dollars, places 1t within every ones reach. All
the Dea lers Agents who have undertaken its sale
have prospered Testimonials, description, &C., in
Illustrated Circulars, sent, Free application.
Dealers should send for extra private Circular to the
trade.
Price, free by mail, 1925; with six mounted OBJ
ects So with "a objects, S. Objects mounted for the
81, so per dozen. 4 = = -
Dealers should order from GEO. BOWERYEM,
P. o. Box 1886. 4S1 Broadway, New York City.
Retail orders from the neghborhood of Muscatine
will be supplied by A. PALMER, Bookseller.
May 12.1w. u e.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-15
Deere's Moline Flows.
They need no putting. CHARLES STONE has
.-r complete assortment, aud has the
Exclusive Sale Of them in this County
Real Estate Investments.

Great Chance for Bargains before the Rise!
IH0 VACANT city lots and fractions, at prices from
lCOt S25 to $4,000. Ten dwelling houses from $s09
to $4,000 Four store buidit gs from COO to a. OOO
Ono hotel, 5000. Sixty four South Muscstine lots,
from $50 to $500. Out lots in butervile, A. B, G, D.
d, G, and, 8, 9, II, IS, a. &c. 81. 50, co.
Al, AZ, 46, Al, 48, 80, 43. ..--,7 r. ... :.
342 wood land in the county, at very low rates.
500 acres unimproved lands, this county, cheap ~ ~
10 timber land ferry landing, Illinois side
so graded road miles from town 40 improved.
80 acre improved farm Cedar bridge road, miles out.
80 improved farm, Cedar bridge road, miles out.
2So acre farm Lake township, fine stock farm, cheap.
800 farm in Montpelier cheaper than the cheapest
so farm in Orono township, well improved cheap
S2s acre farm, Iowa City II 3D. miles ont for less than
improvements.
160 farm, Wilton under cultivation cheap.
40 aero farm in '76, miles from tho Banks mill.
200 90 broke house to telear road
Lands in Louisa, Washington, Keokuk, Benton and
johnson countts, Iowa; Rock Island and Mercer
counties, illinois,. Lots in Moscow Wilton, and vari.
Gus other places. Also several houses to rent For
further particulars to prices and of sale and
location, call on -q gc- fEI ID. NJ. LAMBERT, {
80 ~ .-,r =; ,..t.--s ,r.. Real Estate Agent,
Opp State Bank over Cannons Drug Store, Muscstine
Iowa. 35si0l * t-i.f- g.. April 8-d&w6m. Z