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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-30
0. &. MARSHAL,S SAFE
United EtAtea

united Etates Dtstrt.t Court OF the United
Va Plates for the District Of West
'':5sG1 snG oSs Martin TsEn& sa & At " I%9Gssa Gss6ss,v
N pursuance OF a Decree OF the District Court OF
Il the United States for the District OF West Vir-
gtnia, rendered at the Fall Term, 1885, ct wheeling
In the above entitled cause, I will on TUESDAY
JUNE 18th, 1866, at the front door Of the CouTt
public auction. TO the highest and best bidder, the
tract OF land Containing about one hundred R5rv5
more or leSs) situate In the forks Of Big Grave Orr
In said county Of Marshall and in said decree IL, IL
TONED, being part Of the farm that James Buiiny
bought of John Gallagher, and bounded as follow
Bayou. corner to piece ofthe same farm that was
heretofore sold to Vim P. Davis; thence down the
creek with the original limo of said survey, with tho
several courses and distances thereto the centre
OF large cut in the bottom made by tho Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, and where the creek
q stump, corner to piece, say about eight and u
half acres, heretofore sold to Robert Alexander:
thence with said AleXnnder's line eastwArdly to a
stake IN the eld corner to ssid Alexander; thenca
southwardly with said Alex Tapder's line to the inertia
sde Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad; thence
original line OF said survey; thence eastwRrdly Eh
tne original ltne with the several aud dis
I4nces thereto, to q stake, corner to said VIM. r.
Davis: thence noTthwaTdy with the said VIM. P.
Davis line to the beginning.
TERMS OF sALE-Riteen per cent. OF the pur-
chase money in hand: the balance In three equal
instruments at sig, twelve and eighteen months,
with interest en- each deferred fnstalment from tho
uGy OF sale until paid; the purchaser giving bond
Wth good security for said deferred instalmrnts,
WIN the privilege OF paying all any portion OF tho
ueIerred payments at the nest term Of this Court
Sale 10 commence at two O'Clock p. Nj
EDWARD II. NORTON,
ApFZS-td Q. 8 MashRl,
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lie opinion bAths," was a phrase not soon

lie opinion bAths," was phrase not soon
to be forgotten.
From the 26th of August, 1862, until re-
lieved from General Halleck's staff-late
in the December of the same year-the
writer had the good fortune of enjoying
frequent opportunities of seeing and hear.
ing Mr.. Lincoln; and more especially du.
ring the dark days from General Pope's
disastrous defeats at the second Bull Run
and Chantilly until after the enemy, beat
en- by Mcclellan at Aptietsm, had again
been driven South. During ali this period
the President, accompanied by either Ma
jor Hay or Mr.. Nicolay, spent some hours
several evenings in each week at General
Halleok's private quarters; and it certainly
is not too much to say that the more any
candid man saw of Mr.. Liucoln-even If
opposed to his political views-the more
deeply must it have become impressed by
the homely honesty, kindliness. force,
shrewdness, originality, humor and self
sacrificing patriotism of that great and
good mans character.-Nep York Citizen.
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ATWooD's
Patent Drilling Machine,
PILE DRIVER.
HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.

HYDRAULIC SAND PUMP.
DRACTI AL TEsTs having fully demonstrated
i the sBpeTioTity Of this machine over all others
for the purpose Of SiUkSng Oil Wslls the UNDER
EZae prepared 70 receive orders for the same.
III = machinery comprises everything requisite
for the oTing Of OIL wells, excepting the sFEAM
ENGINE ASU CAST IRON DRIVING PIPE, (but
~tlI be furnished II desired reason able pricel,
AID dhpenSeS Nth the Of the Derrick Rope, Bull
wheel, and other euuabrouS and eXpenEiVe fixtures
nov IN use, aud 10 90 arranged, being CONTRACTED
op wheels and portable. that Il can be easily
moved for the purpose Of sinking wells in different
locaiitisp
THE DETRITUs ia removed from the we'll ~ our
PAisDt Hydraulic prOcs8, aud does not require the
removal Of the drill from tho boring This process
not ouIy removes alt the detFituS In from 8 70 10
minutes, but likewise edeeGuAly clears ont and
opens all the snAII oil veins that are 70 often en-
tTsy closed up by the old process Of BADd pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer :,
sell eAn b. sunk from 900 to 600 feet within =
psriOd of from Is % 70 dsys after the soil pipe hAG
tzeU driven.
Arrangements ara being made for the oonstTuo-
sion and delivery Of these machines at New York,
horsich, HsWburE. N. Y and PttSburE, PennA.
For further Information, price, terms &c, address
sIAEON LELAND,
METROPOLITAN Horn,
SpTl2-qn New York.
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U. s. MARsHAL's SALE OF sTEAm-

U. s. MARSHAL'S SALE of STEAm-
BOAT COTTAGE no. q"
DIsTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ for the District of West Virginia. Spring Term
1885, at Wheeling
....nss,, sas'n '$s,,.ss : s.a', N, In Admiralty.
In obedience to a decree OF the said Court pIo.
nouneed and entered on the 1lIh day OF pTiI lSeE,
In the above entitled cause. shall Een at public
auctio n, on WEDNESDAY, THE 7th DAY OF JUNE,
1s6b, commencing at 10 o'clock A NJ at the Public
Landing In the city OF Wheeling, the Steamboat
'COl TAGE No. 2" her engines, tank kle. outfit and
furniture, as she now lies In the port of WheclnE
TERMS OF SALE:
one.half the purchase money in Cash, the remain.
der In two equal instalments paya lie in three and
six months after date with interest from date until
paid the purchaser giving bonds with good personal
security, TO be approved by me, for said deferred
Installment8.
This sale is made at the risk Of O. Paden, the
purcha'er at the former sale, he having failed to
comply with Its terms.
my2O-td U. 4. MArAhaI
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For SAI.E

T OTPER POR SALE MY PROPERTY, situAtsd
on the line Of the National road, four mi los cast
Of the city Of Wheeling Said property consists OF
my residence, containing eleven rooms and an attic
hn6hed' bath rooms aud all modern improvements;
convenient out-houses, ir oludng brick stabling
Ice and spring house, shickory and two clSterns.
Also one hundred and twenty-five Apple trees OF
choice kinds; Pear, Peach Plum and Ounce trees nil
bearing There are ai'o choice selections Of Grapes
RaspberreB, BlackberrieS, Strawberries and other
small fruits. The grounds finely laid out with
eVerRreens and other ornamental shrubbsry.
will alSo sell my HOuS SellOId Furniture to nny
ono dcsiring to purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me in regard to price,
terms Of payment, &C., can leave their names ut
the Gas OompAny'G office visit the premises
fe22-u JACOB HORNBROOK.
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The entire city, more or less, is Injured
by the explosion.
Coal Miners Riot.

CINCINNATI, May ga dispatch to the
Commercial from Massilon, Ohio, gives
the particulars Of riot among the coal
miners of that vicinity, growing out of the
resistance made by the Miners Union or.
ganization, to new men not members of the
organization, setting to work. The 48th
regiment, National Guards, was called out
to restore order, and arrested number of
the leaders. Great excltements prevails,
and further violence is apprehended.
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CHGIcEy LIZ, January IL, 1895.
Nj H.fovET:-DeSr Sir: In November ISSS
- EtfS HHs tSktp With BeVUFe attack Of II HauI.
a>-NTy EhsrmstisnI. ccDanins her TO her he'd anl
trTirE her entirely he PleSS for ever four mCpthS
st'CT hch she improved in hSGlth sufficient to -
EUFFec Up IN her bed and cecaSiOrAliy the rains
NvEi1 leave her 90 che could get about the Foon
rron sIutohes But iCT more than year she couid
Iui lit FOUND HEght, ODd With great trouble
esult shr iced herself Cod hands and feet ESrs
Her 'rrsiArt ecmIAn,ons. she suffered terribly
net 81 the line, With severe pains or cramps in
s'r -rsU-soh. Nhich appeared periodically, once a
1ep'h hssgine her in ed n week At = time. Upon
~ VET a. me irCm my reg meut, t5lIt q v. IL on
The IS Gay of I'ctuber lHst, called at your drug
''fEe sid iCUud ypu cpeniux new EoodS
. n'oI : Hhich UaS Johpsuu's Rheumatic CcmpCupd
- loCG Purifier, AIyCUrSuESe estion purchased
: t~itle. 1t hofed Ike charm Ia her case she
IS eetr entirely frre Of the Tafn In her stomach
htr ',et SUd hsnts are warm, che is doing her
- Aou.e ~oI }, al yesterday did the churninE
srt ou have III day csIVed visit from her 10
taTE JCu N PeEsCn fOT the HeavenIy las 0he cAII.
: fshe she has received from the use of JohpSDnI
SNnteVrd. ISAIAH MOOR.
{. u,s' stesr'ully Af6rm to the above deScTju-
::9l e tsy case As true in every rerpeet
AkSRlkTTA MOOR
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The treat Internal Remedy.
JOHNsoN's
RREUMATlC COMPOUND
BLOOD PURIFIER.

. Wo"derfai Curanrs ProPerhes are Un-
''s5'fi. 1t is aErrGy5 taken tntsrnallv
sren The Eur'6sr Of t'StimoniaLs received,
80 are iHiusci TO bsiieVs 1t cures nine eases
s4t o. len iehrH directions are strictly fol-
.s:s'i. 1t Is uHsquaiIed for the cure of
2HEUNAHSA, GOUT, NEURAL.
GA, aHd LnGred DISEASES. For the re.
7sri! Of Serofuid, EiHgs Evil, Seald Head,
Es'trr, R'Hs Worm, &c, this medicine
s.s'ri' ra't superiority orer all Others.
IL 'sdthp'g md Penetrating QtAalitiPs avs
r.,a' 'eoH as taken. Try it and Be con
siacCi
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Telegraphic Communication With
the South.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.-The Western
Union Telegraph Compsny's lines are now
in full telegraphic Communication to Mem.
phis, Vicksburg, Mobile and New Orleans,
and are receiving and sending private mes
sages to those cities.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-30

P1rrsBURa, May 90, l2 M.-River seven
feet large by the pier, and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
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vI;aesa-P. A. MecltllAud.

PIITssUEs, January IS, 1865
v S'rs- r. T. sKLLEss Cc.:-6ents: ALLOW me
- ri I'M yoC that hAi = hoy, SiK years Of age 90
s:-.ctec with kI eumAtis N that his leg vas drawn
r-a So sat very mech disabled. Amer trJipE all
Tie nnin eGis could hear OF to no PurpoIe, vas
-+,t-neudfd 10 Try JohuRon's Rheumatic Con-
= -. Manufactured by you purchAaed q bottle
40 before the halt OF It used the boys leg be
1'1r pssfetiy straight, and the pain left him en-.
ifeiy II Iustice 10 yCu take pleaJure in giving
g iH's iu'oEr Aticn ter the good Of those who are
5 4 -tv- i'll the aAue tIseass
We. BOOTH, 9Th Ward.
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FuTs BUR6B. January 1865.
b''-Ta T. =. SIILIKS 1 &C Dear iirs: II "a
Ef'l te ETtHtGsi Cf pltA'TTe that hereby tsstjfV
2. he tHehcy Of y'Ur kh euDAtie Compound OF
s he i' n etits ever iried iCr RkeumStiEm ycur1
-'toui ecUbtis tie suItst q. mcsr speedy. UAi
souI ls'e ATTyr that disease be ore using yonF
= . y a d Int Etrce fhtn have been Ike . new
III or utdicise is invaluable, beyond Doubt
80 hsrtby recommend it to all afdictsd A. III.
-Liy sCT' cure fer that a;ntul disease
JAS. B. AcCLATOHEY,
- Kim street.
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A New Feature in Dentistry.
WINCHELL's

Steam Dental Establishment,
THE LARGE.T ASD MOST COMPLETE IN
tue Unitsc rtAtes.
oTinE U my rOpidly Increasing business have
L'er eblisSh N enlarge my Laboratory, and an
laE prepared, by the aid Of a steam Engine and
srhineTy, % manufacture foil OF partial S0tts 81
I--ih BETTER, QUICKER aud CHEAPER th8n
hsr-t9foTe.
HAViBg In attendance oompstsnt and efIciSut
-''tAnts, persons can be accommodated without the
us1. deiSy.
All work warranted to be perfectly aatIsFaetorv.
<. @. WIHCHELL,
Ap'9-imohV las Market street.
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Sale OF Valuable Real Estate

! IN TIE OIIA VF "dEbLINu.I
II WILL, ON THE 3Ist DAY OF MAY, 1895 at tho
j front door OF the Court Hou-e in the city OF
Wheeling, offer for sale the property in said city
knoWn as the "WheIlinR Cotton MiIlI' (nulrss sold
at private sale before tn at day) together with
all the machInIry and fixtures thereto belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-One-haf in band aid ami the
residue In and two years trom date with inter.
est, secured by deed Of trust tho property. The
purchaser may pay the whole purchase money In
h nd II he dssireS to do SO. ] B. JACKSON.
May 3, 1856. myl8
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MO + OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

THE ACME OF PERFECTION.
II cUIEs HAT, Ross AND PElIoDIo CATARRH.
II CrnEs CATARRH IN ALL I4s TTPEs AND s4AsRs.
II crRIs cATARRH, AID AvEaTs cozsunpuOu.
II CrlEsCATARRH, AID PA1z II 1H1 TrnrLns
No TTo-Ez9 sIRINsISe CT THE HAD.
In =ISsE o. TIsI1 AND sNnl REsIoRID.
For centuries Catarrh hAS deded the skill OF phys
iciArS and surgeons. No medical work contains =
or-s5rpfion that will eradicate il Nothing save
IT GgodAie's Remedy will break it up, radically
!szrroJing Tie principle Of the disease and pEeelu-
t;us the poaibIHty ofH relapse.
No form Of CataTTh can withstand It's searching
ioUU And ue mode Of treatment ever Afforded Tuch
au ate reiieE gave Such universal satisfaction
IfPesetrates 70 the VGry seat Of this disease and
s1'eT1iratesit it, root and branch for ever.
Prom the n. 2. Commercial AdvertiSeE
Bar, RosE, AHD PERIoDrc CATIlIH.-Dr. R. Good
Aie'B CAiSTIb Remedy and mode of treatment not
nuIy Anords the FreAteS' relief in every variety d
CA-ATTh- bCt it Sxrp guEhss the disease forever in
Al i's types and stages RVery one Speaks we'll Of Il
PTlce $40 per Bottle. Send Astarnp for Dr. Good
ales Eev Pamphlet on Catsrrh, its perfect mode o.
treatmeut1 and rapid cure Information Of prIeo'
lsAs value Send or call At once.
EoEToN Co, Sole Agents, IS BIOeeker ST., N. 7.
EB-FoE SAle BY T. q. LOGAN / co., aud 10.
Gan, LIST CO, wheeling
oCv2s-1 dkW
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PERSONAL RECOLLECT1ONs OF
MR.. LINCOLN

d Very Curious ConUersation-W What he
Thought A6OUt Conspiraeiss to AssGssinGts
Aim Three Xrars Ago-W he Thought
Of the Prssidential O6Eee in its Relations
to the People.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-05-30

II crlECATARRH, AID PArS II 1H1 TrrrLls
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II Cum HAT, Ross AND PElIoDIo CAfARRH.
II CrnEs CATARRH IN ALL IFs TTPIs AND s4Asn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

"A new musical artist Madam Ellen VIII
hams Revftle, Is about to come to this coun-
try. The lady has sung in concerts in Ire
land and England. She is said to have a
"singularly sweet, yet powerful voice.
"A new musical society has been formed
in London for the purpose of producing mas.
ter-pieces but little known. Cherubini's re-
QUEEN in { minor will be the first performance.
There are five theatres in the oil region. 10.
Gated at Meadville, Cory, Oil City, Pithole
and Franklin. Two or three of them have
adopted the pretentious and meaningless title
Academy Of Music
On New Years day Edward Forrest will
open the new theatre at Dayton, Ohio.
Alf. Burnett, the humorist, has gone on
on the stage, and has been playing Hamlet in
the far Western theaters.
They have a theatre at Leavenvorth
Kansas, where the Hidden Hand, and u(,ol.
leen Bawn'' are the latest attractions.
The st. Charles Theatre, New Orleans
Is to be sold ct auction on the 28d instant. II
rents for eight thousand dollars per annum.
a new theatre called the ssAcsdemv 81
MUSIC has been opened 1t Salt Lake Uity,
II IS owned and managed not by Mormons
but BY "aentles," and has good stock com
pany.
Emily Thorne, the admired actress. i,
playing with success in San Francisco. bar
Setchell Is also PLAYING in that city, where hil
Captain Cutie is much admired.
The new play, "The Child Ssealer.,, III
advertisement Of which SO frightened ths
fathers and mothers Of Philadefnh;al had .
run Of ten nights at the Chestnut Street ri ..
stre in that city. Lucille Western took IL.
leading character, in which she introduced J
drunken SCENE style of delineation which
heretofore has been monopoiised by mali
performers, and may be funny lvith tbem
put becomes repulsivs when attempted b. !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

GRACE Mills FLouR-We do not often
praise, except when praise is simply M act of
justice. This is the case with regard to the
Grace Mills Flour. which we have tried, and
can speak of with commentator. We have
rarely used any -four better than this, and fail
to see any appreciable difference between
it and the favorite Eagle Mill, Of Quincy.
We learn that the Grace Mill now supplies
barrels each week-sometines as high rs $50
barrels-lone house here alone selling from
to the trade of this city an average of 225
$500 to $1,000 worth of it per week This
Is o large share of the -four trade here, and
could only have been obtained by such fair
and honorable dealing as has characterized
the firm and recommended its manufacture of
hour to the citizens of this place. The Grace
Mills is of larger capacity than any other in
this neghborhood- go barrels
In "A hours-and can therefore supply all its
local trade and have q considerable surplus
for sale in the Eastern markets, where it
stands equal with the most favorite brands.
The perseverance of the proprietors in estab-
hshlng so good reputation and in retrieving
the great and we'll nigh ruinous loss sustained
several years ago by the burning Of their fine
mill, well merits the success they have
achieved and we hope that continued pros
perity may be theirs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

~ rslssrsrh CuIcAse, Dec. IL
noar-Tlers W. asnnss, Asd . mir amount Of
activity the Aesr akst to-day and prices Of lssd
Ing grades are hss~r Higher ersd.s spng wheat Houf
we're in demand, and n.Akrt sdTsnerj 80 sc y bSi
rAsrs also good inqury FIR god sups hne trsnds
for shipment Bos,on a: ss4s extra sold Al iron Is
70 ! % and sapsy ass at -
Grsinooa Speculate demand for Wheat aii sho,
salss and yesterday prices an advance r. sote
bash pad No spring Sales rapg.d from isi11
10 1851 market closed quiet With bnyer- At lsil ard
sellers fs7 No. sprias quiet - soosi srssrdag
to location; s.jss cold 30 limited extent Sc In
other grsd-s nething done cors-srrp very nesgrS
nartst arm with advaree Of lea p bush saiss n.Ae
si &s4.5e fer No. si3&3c for Nc. and ss1to for
j.cted. o...-Prte.s ippsDvsA ke5<e ' eashsl, With
saiss at n 01Sr for No l. and az y for No 3, eio-
ing steady and arm insds Agsrsa. Eye 6rmss ssAa
tive. Sales shos advance Of Dc = tash. No ., BE
end Nc At Soc in .tore. Barey-Fr-.h No in sso'
q, 4oc and ess ins bags s.iiroad track ..
sc Y bushel
High More srrfvs and stfaay at " iea$2 II
gallon
Provisions-Masket hrn but rot qnosnby higher -
log TO me.g~r offerings Tr.Assction light Hsw -
pork 81 and kettle rendered Lard 1sc Cured midd
la fair inquiry for gr~-n mest, With salss 1t l2 r
pound.
sssds-MHk.s steady. and without material change
rsnoth ssa Is; - 81 w.
Beef CsttIe-Isht supply and firm demand for ST Il
sseevs god aud hefeYs for which prices ruled arm
Sales al - 1870 nj sir god steers; Os fol
stoek and oxen, AID ~ i5A for good ut csv'
and hsiferx saasa ~ fJr loser grades.
Hogs-In FIR supply fresh receipts very light 1Rts
grades ruled bnt lower qualities nnne dcn
With downward tendency. ealss Il so2s rs for sxns
IS 7s0s se1s fer fair 4usiit.~s,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

ExAcrLY.-An exchange speaking of an old
gentlemen living its vicinity, aged SO years, who
is still as active, hale and hearty most men of
fifty, says: He invariably takes glass of Pink
erton's Wahoo and Caisaya Bitters With hiaGDaAls
He also rides great deal, aud to the above popu-
lar beverage and heahful exercise he attributes his
vigorous health. On recent occasion. when asked
by medical friend what physician and apothe-
GARY he employed, to which he replied "My
physician has always been HORSE and my apoths-
cary an ASS" For sale by WILKINSON, BAIT
LETT Co., Agents, Kcokuk, Iowa.
decl0-d2 w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

The New York Jinaneial CAro"sete Of Sat
urday last, commenting on Government securities
says;
ssThe Presidents message and the Treasury re-
port have produced a decidedly improved tone IN
the market for Governments. The moderate hrn-
ness Of the message spon foreign stairs tended 70
sllsy spprehensions, which have existed in some
quarters, Of impending complications with Eng
land or France. The decided allnsions Of the
President and Secretary of the Treasury TO meas
ures providing for the redemption Of the whole
public debt within reasonable period, and the
uuninching determination shown in their docu-
meats to keep in all respects good faith with the
public creditors, have also added very materially
to the confidence in national securities the desire
to make provision for the placing Of the finances
10 sound condition, by the earliest possible 70
sumption Of specie psyGeqts, hrs also had I like
eject. The sapposition that the Department re-
ports and the message will produce increased con
hdense Ia our securities shroad, and indune new
orders for them, has mstsriaiiy strengthened tns
old issue of Five-twenties ssPssialiy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

INFORMATION WANTED.-The Fort Madison
Plaindedler requests persons knowing any
thing of W. F. Cunningham of West Point,
who left that place some six weeks ago, with
span of horses and wagonload Of apples,
to send information for the benefit Of his fam
ily to the editor of the Paindealer, Fort
Madison, or to E. Perdue, Esq, Of West
Point.
1t was reported q few days ago, through the
Ha~keye, by an anonymous writer, that q
man had been found, somewhere in central
Iowa, murdered, named w. F. Cunningham,
but nothing authentic has come to light on the
subject.
Papers throughout the State are requested
to copy this notice. Also Kansas and Ne
braska papers please copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

OuR young friend, Sam. Van Grieken, has
presented us the junior with package of
photo OF our phiz. To take q correct pic
ture of our face is something which no other
artist in the city heretofore has accomplished
not because We were so ugly or SO handsome,
but simply because we could never keep in
one position long enough. Sam took it in .
manner entirely satisfactory, aud we therefore
recommend his Photographic rooms to our
c;t;7ano
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-15

LATEST FROM Esrpr.-Penney's Egyptian Lotus.
. new and exquisite perfume for the handkerc hief
Clsopatra and the ladies Of the present day using
the same perfume. Peaney's Egyptian Losss.
A CAUTION TO THE LApIEs.-Don't be imposed
upon BY having foreign perfumes forced upon yeu,
when you have just ~ good-yss, and better
made at home. Get the Egyptian Lotss, for in
ward. For sale by all druggists and pesfunsrs,
Price One Dollar. Manufactured by the Proprie-
tor, F. A. Penney, at his laboratory, Fulton Ave
nue., Of Jay street. Brooklyn, L. L., and sold
by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
FULLER, FINCH FULLER, Wholesale Aeents.
Chicago, Illinois. fnov22 -lm-wed- fri san.
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