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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
Notions.


Rslos Travellers
4 Relieving ~ do that oyory man should be usen,l
in hip day aud generation, and by request OF tho
nnnda Oi perinna OF THIS community, have made
preparation again, and will manufacture my Excelsior
Vermn Destroyer, aud will have u sold by agents
In ovefy partp the harinha tlOhe u Ia periertly
lnudoent inltA tfhctH MI will not destroy anything
hut thRt which II IN designed 10 destroy Rats, Mice
lloeahea, nedhugs and Ants u can be used n pan.
fha slide Of food for persons, or uAenil animals with
perfect safety II toonteina no poison, Rnd Ia batter
Than my other pronarallOn now before tho publ o,
AMI you may ASH why 4 ~ hotier than other prepnr
htihnni viii tell you, II contains attractive oils
thal other preparations have not not In them THIS
VII bring vufinin whore the preparation IN laid, nnd
thay will cat of II ~ often ~ you place " whore theY
ran got u. whlle there II any TO cat, The prepara
ton oonalnaa different Ingredient for tho deeruc.
iloh Of each named vermin mentiontd above, For
cockroarhes small peieo Of bread npreAd over With
ths preparation and laid on Tho hearth In room, OF
m panlrya, the preparation bang covered with -four
orthfee nights, aGcceHsIyely, they will entirely dis
appear In old housce,ot bedeteada where bugs nrH.,
take penltnifn, or aok aud spread ANAL portion
Of the preparation along The oreon of the wash and
rhar boards, and on the hcdsteadp where they neet
LET the preparation atay on ono or two dayathen wash
Oh tho dead huge then put on small portion
tho preparation ngnn, aud you will not have to ceAn
mors than ones n year Persons using the ntepara.
wells m ms tho heat of tho preparation that des.
troFp, aud they will oou,o out " enclosed places to
got tho air by getting tho ar they viii dle n bont They
viii leave the promises and gp whore they can get
water, and then will die mmsdiate ater getting tho
wafer. V can l'e use eny time IN the year hAla
VIII not ute under lnn huilungH 70 lohNe hiphchs
ny using nom two 10 three dollars worth NJ this pro
parali0n year, rats van 10 kept nui " any mill,
Warehouse or gralnery IN the United sA,cs Private
hlieH will not Mood over two to four hoGeH per year
II should always he used three nights HucoesHvely 10
clear them out All other preparations now beiOtH
tho public, contain nothing hut phosphorus 10 dea-
roS mixed with corn meal and grenpe oolored with
yhiltian red, My boxes shall contain twice The
amount that the olhorao0ntan, aud bo sold for the
Same pros. Country merchants and pHdlerH can he
supplied by tho dozen NJ W Hinge boxes 10 cents pt
my re.delce, Nos i0i aud 100 Ieiisrrou street, be-
tween bih aud dlh
BENJAMIN BEAT
sN2Idim Dayton, Ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

as5- Tho Trotting Match advert iscd TO
come oil yesterday, on tho Pocbahontas
course, did not amount to much. IL was not
ut all, on account Of the sickness OF one of the
horses entered. II IL expected to take place
at aomo other tune, II tho horse gets well,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
wM. n. coNovER,

win attend 10 drawing and acknowledging Deeds
and thu collection of claims,
no In aHo prepared TO nj oni TO tho drawing Of In
arnmepis OF wTtlngt correctly, al short notice,
Il z f| n6dawty
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

kuLED.--We learn that u man hy tho
name Of Ferguson, employed oa "a brakeman
on n freight train on tho SandnHky, Dayton n
Cincinnati Railroad, was killed nj Urbana
Last evening. Ilo fell from the train whilo 1t
was in motion, tho vhoolo OF II ear passing
over him, killing him instantly. His reo
idenco was in thie city and his lileless remains
wore brought here thia morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

MURDER IN llASuTos "A man named
O'Connor murdered his roommate, n Mr.
Rodgors, ON High street. in Hamilton, lau
Monday, for HIS money. Abont ninety do
lars and gold watch woro recovered. .--
OCounor was arrested and put in Jail.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
NOTICE.
Dissolution.

rIHr arm OF Geo. Mccain a 90, was dissolved
l on tho aiht ut,, ~ mutual consent BY Tho
withdrawal of john kauerih, rho coal and wood
business will bo carried on nj tho old stand by ueo.
NJ 'Oain, under the old firm name Of Goo, MOaln
a 90 Al parsons indebted 10 Us are requested 10
call and settle without delay. -
GEO. MOAN,
oota atd JOHN NAuMnTH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
NAIcnE | WkTcnEsl | WATcMEs |

A large importing mouse riUs,nE business nfofu
N hns assortment of Cheap Gold, hilver and Com
poaition CAsed Watches Silver uunllng Bepnea,
pure coin syeril Very pretty time pieces, md
par ease OF sx, $40 silver huntng LAYERS, null en-.
grAved both by hand and engine turning. The move
mont In warranted, full lswelsd aud AoourH o.
Price e25 per oRna OF nn, el2h.
s~ Al orders receive PROMPT attention,
Address " pAhlElA Co,
no. IL ulil6 HOuha, Now York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19
DR. ~. JENNINGS,
CLOTHING,

FINkE, BRBRE 4 co.,
o i nn n Il NJ ~ II IA N M II
Dayton, OhIO,
AHE NOW OFFEHaN
AT WHOLESALEa
LARGE sTooK OF
Clothing Cloths,
Cassimoros, Vostings,
Travelling Shirts,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Knit Jackets,
Mems .susponders,
Boys do.
Linen and Papor.Collars,
60, 60, &c.
10 ali OF which we would Hsspoot-
fully
GALL THE ATTENTION OF
M Il II 9 II A N II =;
when visiting this market.
EINKE, BEBEE d co.,
VI Main street, between THIRD and Fourth,
sepsdimamw DAYTON, ONO
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RMUnARB WINE.

ID HUBARH WINE ~ superior quality will be con
III atantly kept on hand Tor Medical aud AAcra
meoial purposes, by n. jerome, opposite CitY Ho
SspiadOm ". J. SHELDON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-19

ment will be hailed With peculiar pleasure by
her numerous friends here She will bo As-
eieltd by Mr George Simpson, tho ointment
English tenor Mr J. YArndley tho popular
solo yioliniaL aud Mr Edward Hoffman, the
distinguished Pianir, and Composer II is a
long time ainOo our citizens have enjoyed an
entertainment Of this kind, and VIZ have no
doubt that the anticipated visit OF Madame v,
will bo greeted with moat cordial welcome.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-06
SIEERIFF9S SALE.

UpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME DE-
HO rected issued out Of the Circuit Court for Wasoe
County Oregon, in favor of Jacob Consor NJ. G. Consor
drew Clarke, and for want Of personal property have
this day levied upon the following described real estate
West onchalf 5) of lot three (3) in block ten Q0) in
Laughlius Addition to Dalles City. will proceed "
sell the In front Of the Court House door in Waeo
County State of Oregon at public auction. to the high
est bidder for U. s. Id ccn, between the hours Of
o'clock, A. NJ, and o'clock, p NJ, ON SATURDAY,
THE End DAY OF DECEMBER. 1865, to satisfy the
above execution, amounting to 1908 and 0O100 dollars.
So 9700 dollars costs Of action and accrung Costs wth
interest from the Goth day of September, 1865. at
per cent. per month. CHARLES WHITE,
Sheriff Of Wasco County, Oregon
BY R.'W. CIANDALI. Deputy Sheriff.
Dalies City, November 1st, 1865 it . [no3-4tw
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-06
SheriG's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, and to me direct,
10 ed out ofhe Circuit Court County of Grant, state
Of Oregon or the foreclosure of mortgage in favor OF
l.. W. Flechhener, ct. al, Plaintiffs and against John
johnson, e al Defendants have this day levied upon
certain tract or parcel Of ground situated and lying In
Canyon Street. Canyon City County of Grant, State Of
Oregon 1t being thirty six (36) feet 'front.' and sixtytwe
2 feet deep more or less and bosnded on the West by
tho North by NJ Galo's ground together with all of
the tenements and improvements hereunto belonging
will procee to sell the in front Of the Court
House door, in Canyon City, Grant County, State OF Ore
gon, at public auction to the highest bidder for cash i
hand in United States Gold Coin between the hours Of
j. O'Clock, M and o'clock. P. NJ, on SATURDAY,
the 9th day of DECEMBER 1866, to satisfy the abevs
Execution, amounting to Sixteen hundred and thirty
seven so 100 637 50l0 dollars in United States COLD
Coin principal and the further of thrtysx 70100
6 700 dollars costs of this action and accrung costs
with interest from the 2Sth day Of October 1885, at the
rate Of ten per cent per annum.
BY WIN. W. WHPPLE Deputy CP
Canyon City, November g. 1866. n1S:4w
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-06

ONEIDA County, IDAHO TERMToRY.-The
progress of Oneida County, Idaho Territory,
Is fair index of that general prosperity ex-
perienced in the mining districts of this
northern section. The county seat of Oneida
Ia Soda Springs, on Bear River, point we'll
known to all immigrants to this country
who came by Fort Hall. The county is
partly located in the basin of Salt Lake, and
comprises lands stretching across the south
srn tributaries of Snake River. Valuable
quartz discoveries have been made west
from Soda Springs, towards City Rocks, and
placers are being worked to limited extent
ON the tributaries of Bear River. The county
was organized at the session of the Idaho
Legislature held in the winter of 1894, and
now has an assessment roll of $29S, ,3l2, all
Of which represents investments in farms
and livestock. Here then is another dis
trict of imposing dimensions, redeemed from
the control Of savages, and turned to the
uses of vivilized life. Every settlement of
this kind makes another step in the resist
dess march of American enterprise, and this,
although unpretending, is not the least in
Importance of many which have been made
g 10 the last four years. ~"
=
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-06

Divorce Notice.
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT Oh THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR wAsCO COUNTY.
Jennetta Jaques, Plaintiff
.., We. .tl. Shit in EQtlity. ~ l. . ifi
Chester Jaques, Defendant, 4 -,.
I'm THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, TO
IL CHESTER JACQUES, defendant: You ore hereby sum
moned and required to appear and the complaint
Of the above named plaint filed with the Clerk Of The
Circuit Court OF the State Of Oregon for Wasco County,
praying for q divorce from you for cruel and inhumsn
treatment, committed by you, and personal indgnitier
rendering her life burdensone; and you fail to spswxr
the said complaint as required by law the said plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief demanded thersin
lnol7 owl WAITE 4 KELLY,
November Ia, 1906. Atty's for Plaintias>
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-06

IN Corvallis there is a debating club.
fhey propose to discuss the following "Re-
solved that in6del publications ought 10. be
suppressed by law" ~ r.il.iAt4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

RaThere were several offenders before
the bar Of the court of Recorder Leecb
yesterday Eve said Recorder Martin in.
stead of Lsech by mistake yesterday
Pat. McLaroiug and Barney Quinn
were fined $500 and costs each, for fast
driving through the streets.
Jas. Carroll, tor profanity and obsceni-
ty, was GDed $500 aud costs. He PAL d
the amount and was released from Gus
tody.
Sarah Buckley, for abusive. Language,
responded in similar judgment.
Charles Penwell and Joshua Ban Foote
having let their combativeness get the
better Of them and were fined So and
costs each.
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AmAHAM t1Iuo6LM


sale % Rev Farnisuve q Auailsn
On sasnrAay, Hay soth. -
The subscriber havisg received larei
consignment Of new fasnisuss, Aave orders
to close il out By auction. -
= The consignment consists4f rich val
nut and rosewood sofas in hair cloth; eIe
CANT bed lounges in damask; rockers easy
chairs and parlor do. in hair cloth: ole.
CANT rosewood and OAK cottaes chsmbe'
sets; marble top centre tables 6nished il
oil; oak, black walnut and cherry extern
sion ssble.: black walnut and nsbcgan,
bureaus; French bedsteads. cottage do.
dining room. office and kitchen chairs o
variol-. styes; mahogany. cherry enc
black walnut bI.sau wash stands, hand
some square and corner wIssss-nots, guar
tette stands, DC, DC.
This sale 10 exclusively new furniture
and will be sold in lots to sui. purchasers
The Ladies are especially invited. The
trade from the country will fud il theil
interest to attend. Sale will commsnc,
At 10 o'clock. uowx 4 TYLER,
Anctionesrs.
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ZION rHs Cars crrs.l
The Orphanss n eme.


Ma. EDITOR: AT my meeting in thi,
city on the l4th committeS ofltwentv
selected from among the most promnen.
citizens and leading men of the city was
appointed to canvass for the orphan cause,
Hon. Hiram Price and Mayor Davis start.
ed the work with four life memberships
each. The meeting adjourned to meet ..
LIE Claire Hall. Monday night, and hea,
the report of the Committee. The Hon.
Mr.. Price had BY diligent effort raised
$l,244, and various other amounts we're
reported. Mr.. Price had taken man g
watch chain during the day fof eve dol.
lars, placing the money in the orphan
fund. At this meeting he sold It ten or
twelve times, and the chain counss TO the
cause s64 so. P. P. IxoALLs.
Davenport. May 10th. 1865.
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so b, or not 70 be-tkafs tie qsesfion-s
Whether TO sudsr With mental anguish,
Feverish lips, cracking pains, dysp -ptic agoniss,
And nsmelsss bodily suffering.
Prom want of nerve and unfounded prejudies;
Or. whether with su iden dash,
Jump into the general current,
Seize bottle of PLANTATION BirTxRe
And, Is Gunther swears. be myself man again.
Three months 1t il since thus thought,
Add spoke. with faith exceeding weak.
But Gauther said my eyes were sailos,
Ny sisage haggsrd, my bre~th tremendous bad
My dsT osition troubl-some-in TACT
lie gently limited was fast becoming
Quite nuisance and strongly in.isted--
And il was thus trluctAntly yielded
Four bottles now beneath my vest have disappeared
Friends cay changed man now Is Jones'
Ny food has relish, my app. tite Is keen
Nv etep elsetic, my mind brilliant and
Nine pounds, ayvirdupoi., is added TO my weight
gentle hint. followed before TOO late
Quite gratifying to ths tailor a. wall q Dr. Drake
maybe deedAwIw
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BIG THING For THE Iowa AND GRrrN
RIVER OIL ConPANY.-The following frt m
the Louisville Journal Would seem 10
promise rich yield of oil in the yalley
where this compary's lands are situated
GLASGOW, May 10. /
AIR. q. 8. Graham, Louisville:
We have struck flowing we'll this d.v
on Iriggs farm. Send forward imme, 4.
ately tanks, tubing, &c.
,. ARNOLD, sup't.
A few days since We published Latte,
from correspondent at Glasgow. Bnran
county, Ky, giving an account Of an in
strike on Boyd's Greek, in that conr,r
at the we'll on the Wilkinson farm o~nsa
by the Boyd's Creek Oil Comn.nv IT,
day We publish above dispatch from
Arnold, Superintendent Of the German.
VI Company, announcing that he had ii.
ssined fowing we'll on the Tripr farm.
Tho stockholders of the German,s Car'
paay are oil residents of thi, eitv..nd !.
learn they had merry time lat NOM
rejoicing 1t their good look. The IT,,
farms sdjoins the Wilkinson fam. IA ~
the success Of the Germania and Boya,.
Creek Oil Companies certainly establishas
the value of tbs oil territory on Buyd.s
Creek; and from similar iodic.t;ohs i,
other parts Of Barren county. there i
brdlg adoubs thst Tho wells Is nrao,e !.
viii develop much wealth, and marx =
49, - Al s.
Of the country.
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THE CITY.
Church Directory.

TINTED pHEsBYTERIAN-rfh street, between
Main and rlondeau Services every Sabbath 1t IL M
and ~ p. M. Sunday School ~ M
JAxEs BRcwS, Pastor.
FIRST observation-disclosures High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath At II N. and n
Sunday School Dam. k.J.GnLEffR Pastor.
UNITARIAN CguRCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath at II An. eunday
School 2lz m. H. uAsSAH- fassos.
CHATHAM sQUARE NJ. +. cHURcn-Corner OF Sew
enth and MofNn streets Preaching every Sabbath a
II a m aud p. saeb.ta scnoo, a.ss-s' fnou'
E. II. wARISs, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-Third street, between
Concert and High. Services every SabbathAt IL o. N
and p. m. Sabbath School ok a m.
]. T. wRsrovxR, Pastor.
CONCENTRATIONS Al CHURCH-Tliah street, between
|Ffh AMI Sixth Services every Sabbath at ii D. m AM
sb m. sabbath School ct e:45 a. m Prayer meednl
OF Wednesday evenings. george TEACHER, Pastor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

Walter Kibben and Robert Heck.
endom, of Mt. Pleasant, two most esti.
Unable young men, were drowned yest.r
day in Sknnk river, ut Wilson's mill, tws
miles north OF Rome. They we're fishing
in a skif aud the force of the current car.
RED them under the schultz. OF the dam
Their bodies were recovered Rithis a few
hours after the Sad occurraace.
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EA letter from Mr.. Andrew Leigh.
ton will be found on the inside of to DAYS
paper. Elsewhere We also -publsh an ex.
quisite sonnet from the pen of Mr.. Rober.
Leighton. There is breadth, and liber-
atty and thorough Americanism in the
views and u,terances of these two gentle-
men which are cordially welcome coming
as they do to US across the Atlantic.
They could not, however, we'll be broth
ers of our friend William Leighton Of this
city and be other than lovers of freedom,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

HA good audience was in attendance
at the Atheneum last evening. The vari.
Gus actors sustained their characters we'll
The house will doubtless be well filed to.
night. See bill elsewhere.
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E P. ]. Talon wishes to call the A..
tention of the Ladies' to his new stock of
Summer Dress Goods, sach as Lawns,
Organdies, Jaconets, Lace, and Silk Man.
tillss, Bonnets. &C., which he will sell
cheap for cash.
Remember the place, No. rs Main st.,
between Sd and 4th. May I6.lx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

RELIoIous NOTICE The Rev. Char.
Williams will preach a. the First Bsptist
Church on Sd street, tomorrow morning
at Ii o'clock.
SuDsEcr-The True Objects and Ne
thois of Christian Education.
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..w Yess HIs.sv alsYAss.

BY Telegraph ~ sesA, ny y
Money-Easy at 6 per cent a
Startling Exchange-loetx 0teo9fD11e s-s 49,. 2.
0ol4-A shads ArnsE opssing q ~, Aseass-. ! y
15ok md eaodAg - iS1K ~ -
+ 0ev0oDeot eseekD-<taEse and fuAh4 saG1of.
d Of % Coupons les.
$40 Coapons 10S1<
SO Coupons (nsw issue, lo3x- ~
etocks-Heavy. fr'isi& y
CkP63k: 0AC 1904; II seN MAJ y O u;
Toll Z WAbie; u Wsyns 81 AATU73 can v
50; Scrip fis3<;s Isl " Cart ~ Pc Mall ~.
Mt c 695S krie 7v$f: D @ IN: ueAsoa ~: Bar
lem 70; kesding ST. u Id. Il 80 1oSsAo -
I Csrt2sz Qn,cksilssr ~
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W s B. Vowel d Co., druggists,
corner Third aud Main, propose 10 sell
Collier Co., and O'FAllon white leads
at company's card prices, thereby saving
freight from ST. Louis. They also have
in store full stock of drugs, oil, paints
and brushes, which they offer at lewe.t
rates. Mayl6lw
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By Telegraph C1nAse. Msy u.
The markets are generally active and hrn<r.
Fioar-Dall sad to Ice lower u Uo9o % for Spring
Extra.
whea.-2 TO &c higher II i61l ny kr NJ sprine,
CO ing at I Tx
Corn :. TO 3e better. No II As6asic NJ. ~ - .
4c. aud Reiecsd at 2ss&or, ciosiag Asn 81 SIC fsr
No. l. s<sz~ =
osts-1ixc higher. No II 3sOssc.
Rye-fifm and A.ffve; No. 1t Co.,
Basley-Quiet st 80 Asac for No. &
Whisky-Dnii - I ssa1l %
Provisions Primer Meas PORK At - 5Q1z3 50 nuik
nsass Prime Mss Pork and Street Piekied Hams neg
Iected.
LArd-H6i71<c
Resf Csttle-Dui and Depressed at oo0& - ~ -
diam. and 1896 - fr fair 10 god
Hogs-0aened brisk bus eiassA auN q SeD7ee hover
1t 0o6s IS CLOSING very weak
ssets-Timothy seed 1t oo13 80 Nax DssA q / e
q 20. 5laes
Noney-EAsy.
xsehAage-Ehm At par sayins end " premium ssn
1old-l3e. ie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

J@ Card Photographs that never fail te
please to be had at Hamill's gallery, east
side of Third street between Main and
johnson. for So per dozen. St
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E@Don't fail % attend The auction

RAJ Don't fail 70 attend The auction sale
at Howe & Tyler's this morning. 1t is
the largest sale Of new furniture that has
taken place in this city for years. IT'S a
rare chance and let our Keokuk public
improve it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

1T y conpatsd that over one ni,l;o.
peepls looked upon Nj. Linooln's j IA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

Anea ear Crp-Ds~ ~ lseJeuue ~ 8 ensee
- AbsaAaa uassln ttsn ~ ~ y NJ 6spsh~ - =
ee1@nrRSutesuvsn416suDuD -
April lost Al whi.A aaps% SesstAab partlAli'y
makes ms saprcss kshUsn u t1tAnt vAswT - -
ssns lssads hsss tssassssssss - - ftap4s1hN -
or copies eft Jon esteem II worthy 81 nceas piass
pah,saA 4, = s~eAnreeph44 Eeoia saa LII
srty. Yours, truly, n
S vlr9orros. :
! s. "A AnRAHAM tu106LM
-Nes ssA5s i "a s35vsss4s,s sss ksSstid eAs4
r :. A kncoln fsal O viialni VIE tAPn ~ = s.I
More lived 70 sst both sieve auAtyfauShsef Hssf
Or % enrapt With plans ofIrsedom died
2hat s4aB ~ seaakl 9ones asidet -
And do the desd us9t Vim by land and 80;
via bloodleAs battles, And make that 70 b
Wbleh tsels ll.a.e ;se1atss e aaeisas
For Ill mankind, nor Tor Il dlas inxain. -
1<ss to H. scrouseA kingsvho, eliugseege1ht
HIS bleeding country through shsAdsS reign
Who, living, esrn'd worlds reveFtng thoqght
AnA dJing, isavts ~ nsVteho0 esafA
(kopnR Lxlonsog.s
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NAuvoo. his Ny .. 1895.

NAuvoo, Ills J, Ny 8, 1876.
8 the un.ensgnsd, hays na4e esrspsenspts With
~ CO. Flose IA IN ~ x1Knits
q keoknh, whess the a3e caa lsAvs fher nrsrn ~
VII aSd sappy cf ny dsssns brands Of t1our q n
tmss = - l0yest Merkse Dsiese - which rsspscE
fully invite tkS sttsntion u Tie trade.
mAy0 JB IICKINa.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

Uk SALE-A one story Frame Dwell
ine Houne targe m me barn, eissrn, ceBa and 9th
!mpr0ysm With fH lot, sitatsd on Dauk ssr ~
- 40 9gfeet -, keokUk Title sccd prfes
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

LOR SALE-l0O acres new u
j 30 acres undsr cultivation with two low
asd small orchard, situated le miles O. r. frw ~
and one mile from Breckinr;ige. Hancock Co.. 4
Title good. Price 81, 900. Enquire Of
H. b. TEN-ErC
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

FOR SALE-A two story brick dwell.
Ing. ID rcsaas, eistcTn, cellar, ornamsntaIt.ss
Ard two nH lots. situated Sch spd
TN streets, In good neishborhood. Title ecca ~ n
saie Price, $500. Enquire Of II. b. TRN-BYCg
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-20

E0R SALE-A frame dwelling. with
Dor recnA cteterp, cellar lot 30 ~ 700 feet sjtu
ated % ths oorueS - - and Exchange streets eu<sa
Chance TOR some steamboat man, no wants place near
tns fivsf ltle go Or sale. Price 81 500 ENQUIRE
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LOR SALE-A Cottage Fraua r.

ing, with four rooms, good well of vueW. =
barn and full let all under fence, situatsd a
street. b%twe I'd and Sd streets 4 eokuk ff3le 1T
Price $500 Enquire Of HBTgN NJ
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