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From Georgia.
New York, June q.

New York, June q.
Tho steamer Port 81 Prince brings Sa-
vannsh dates to the 23d
TIE Savannah Hersid has . dispatch
dated Augusta, 2lst. announcing the lpss
OF the steamer Leesburg by running 90 q
sn,g Is miles below that city. Two live.
wers lost snd most OF the cargo saved.
Many rebel psrolsd prisooers are ar
irving at Savannah.
The savsnnah and Ogeechee canal is
soon 70 be prepared
The order prohibiting the wearing Of
tbe rebel uniform is being strictly en-
forced. -
A writer in the Savannah Herald gives
as tho Dearess srpfeximsts to the stock
Of cotton OF the last crop yet to come 10
market as one million and . quarter bales.
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[T 8. AAKSHAL'S PkOCLAl
TyoM s4 III
UNITED STATES on AMERICA
ScUrHtRs DsvIssos % Iowa

LAIIEb EIAIES w
scUrHtEs Dfvrsios % Io~A
j, Peter Meesdy United States Marshal for the ~
II Io-A 90 hsreby gave pnbis notice that fn the
United ttst<s against hundred barrels IT Gf4
seizure d Forfeiture pnder acts Of Susgs
did the iIth day Of June. A. d. 1865, at he kaA
and take int my ssrs-on for sale Gu tuiyR =
hundred rmpty barrels 20 bssris Rye TO- do Cur
20 Barley 80 do Malt, Ico De HOPS, earr.l Hish~z
inspected 8l gAis do not inspected 10 gals. s11a
ersai .tov- small taIs oil tanning nIl hei o~x
.H,il eribdson- 2s u-his wheat. p~if sssal .e
wise set Of burr stones for guDdEIg. PAR u
ssle- for wag and set elprat tor grain, u
ros tubs high vine tnb, sink tub. underxro&
pump. Large marsh tub, work beLeh, CO d
fab net waisr tub, ~orm tub, still worm, 81
bound tuis, ~ah bails corn sns4ier. stll ~
pail kettle. in arch, boii-r, steam engln
leads coal. from hundred 10 I've huBdred bu.
CRIB, sop tub, sop vat, lot Of hog pe q I'd
piping toois and other personal property conp
ei With d. ulles mentioned in the lnJrmafitn An
hereby also give pubic notice that the tims assigned
be return n said and the hearing VI this ca*
the Tuesday Of August being she nrss dny 81
gust A. d ls65 and hereby admo1sh and sum nAen 4
er-ons claiming interest in said l. empty ears y
same should not be cecreed be rseted the Units
taes and be ropder ned aud sold the prsyt
ss lite4nf, that they be and sppexr before ssd u
,rct Court at its rooms in the city OF ktokuk in aa
DISTINCT ssd LIST day 81 August lss5, nj clceh
aud where said i'll be heard then and the
ntertoee their aims and said libel Of info
nation and make their allegations in that behalf
PETER MELENDY,
e. g. Marshal fer thu State of Iowa
BY IL FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk, Lee Co, lows, June ~ 1so5l
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IL 10 not my belief that in any one of
the seeding States the time has vet ar
rived. whes its Stale government can be
re established With safety. Whether the
white man only vstea, or whether the col
ored man also votes. / regard the move.
msnt II the present moment with inex-
pressible coassrn. Il hiss taken IA four
years . cosqusr - rebels IN Ill Of ,heu /.
vosd not run any risk, great or small.
OF allosisg ths same class Of men "a beat
- by 20 sppeal to fraud. They appes led
- force and were conquered. Let % B old
% to ~ power ve nov have to do ris hit,
= prosses the loyal. to re- build the Stste,
. re-sssablish society, % secure the liber.
y q - people and the safety OF the
uaiee. Let 4 be used With parental
kis4noDs ssd i tho temper Of coucilIia.
toa. Bat bold on TO the dover. and With
ths tses Of God, lot il be used. Il was
oosght with the blood Of moro than I
qasrier Of : million Of heroes asd p.triote
Who have given up their lives for their
country. Let us see to it thas BY 40 er.
ros of ours saoh torrents Of blood shall
NOW seain. ! think the loyalty Of the
south needs time for eons-sersiton. There.
fore Think no reeonstruotiop will Do suc.
cessfal now, and therefore, = l radical
believer ia the suffrage for oil mes Of
competsst capacity, irrespective 81 color
or national Crigis, l the less regret that
colofsd men aSe not nov psrmittrd 20 vote
IN tho south. ! do rot believe their vc.
ting wosfd prevent tho failure which
seems most likely 70 result from these ey.
psFimehts, and ve may BE- glad not to
have them involved IN ths catastrophe.
They wili vote By and BY. Their votes
~al b wanted, jsstas their srns wers
wanted. All people will.yet see that poor
end ignorsnt = thep are, they are on the
night side. and that they can b. neither
ohsased or ballied into il betrayal Of de-
ssrtios. Meanwhile they will bs saiainp
IN knowledge sDd ID admitted capacity
- sxsruiss the political fsnosi0As Il cisi-
senship.
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New York, june 27.

~'SW \ oAh Vuuo Gfs
The steamship Cuba. which left Liver
pool on the l7th and Qlsenstown 18th
arrived here At 5 p. IN.
American securities active ard advsn
cling.
All the Paris journals quite L,rd
Broux hams speech urging the policy u
clemency upon the American govsrnmen
and generally praise it Several express
the hope that humane Suggestions ms,
Be attended TO.
The Paris Pstrie says that the apolog,
made for the insult to the Americas .
Consul's fae at HoaoIulu By an Eoglist
Captain last April not being satisfac,or,
to the Washing ton gover1me nj, 1 dems nd
was made for further sa,isiaction, which
the English government has just given,
In dispatch to President johnson sx
pressing regret for the occurrence.
In the House OF Uomu.ons CAl3vell
said the conference with The Canadian
depatstioa relative 70 dssences, ky;
cjossd on the 10th. The papers would
be laid before Parliament on the 10Th.
Ne. Fisld made enquiry - q re-estab
lishisg Eeglish Consals q Southern
purts.
Layard said Consuls were nov plsced
q short intervals at the priaoipal ports.
The Aoniteur, N denying the rumors
OF large reinforcemsnts for Mexico, ex
plains that the army in Mexico viii re-.
csivs before the 3lst Of Dec. tho man
aecessary to replace those sAoss terms
expire By thss date. The objeot Of the
movement i to maintsin, not 20 ipcreass
the strength OF the army.
Fofeign ambasssdors had congratulated
Napoleon on HE safe return.
The Prussian upper chsuber rejected
the budgst Of the iowsf House, and left
tne govsknnent 70 81 it. ows budget
London, June Is.
The frigate Niagara and 6aorsmsoto
sailed fson Southampton on the l7th.-
Dessisstion ssksowo.-
The Prussias chambers were prorocusd
on the l7ths Bismark in speech from
the throne kttt9ilI reproves the chanbsrp
Tor their eFltiea 70 the government.
They - 1sseas Of mutual
4 - i. sspool .,ool
s1osss4s q .s i. g 8 "a sssd sh.sss
Prics ~ - 4 u IIs lsss previou.
sale ~ q lt
nHH a &S-Ss "
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New York, June II.
The Tribune's Washington special hal
the following:
The Freedmens' Bureau has prepared
list OF the abandoned lands Of Virgins
and will submit it 10 the President for biz
approval tomorrow. The list embracea
between 80, 900 and 10000 acres Of thi,
character.
Gen. Howard will visit South Carolins
on business connected with his bureau,
preventing the delivery Of bis oration al
Gettysburg on the coming Fourth Of
July.
Gen. Grant returned from Philadelphia
last Dight.
The pay rolls of Gen. Kilpatrick's cav.
slry, now doing guard duty on the ra,l-
road between Richmond and Raleigh, are
being prepared. and the comma IA vii
probably be paid of within week.
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The Iowa delegation to ST. Louis 10
reference to the extension Of the North
Missouri. Railroad have returned greatly
encouraged with the prospect, and con6
dent of the ultimate success Of the enter
prise. The advantages Of she project to
the city of St. Louis are patent to the
dullest comprehension. and If the busi-
ness men of St. Louis propose once more
to enter into competition with Chicago
for the trade of the Northwest, there is
no measure more vital 10 their suocess.
What effect the measure will have upon
the destiny Of Ke,kuk must be left for
time TO develope. but its advantages to
the interior-of the State require no eluci
dation Aud we hold that whatever tends
TO promote the general prosperity, de-
velope the resources and promote I'M
provements, increase population and
wealth in our vicinity, must, in its
general results, be beneficial TO our own
locality.
But the people of Keokuk should not
be idle and rest upon their oars; they
should do what they can to help them.
selves, by increasing their facilities Of
intercourse with the interior. as we'll as
by promoting manufactures 10 our midst
The trouble With our city is not SO much
the lack of facilities for transportation as
the lack OF products to transport and
home market.
We should increase the facilities of
local trade by improving our thorough
fares and bridging the streams 10 our
vicinity. And the expenditure Of a few
thousand dollars in the erection of
bridge across the Des Moines would add
very considerably to the trade of keokuk
and would ps permanent Improvement,
which would draw an additional trade to
our town, increasing steadily year by
year as population increases aud the north
eastern counties Of NJ So uri improve.
But above all iu vital Importance to
the interests of Keokuk, and which admit
of no delay, are measures to arrange the
city debt aud lift that terrible incubus
from our shoulders. And after this, and
of almost equal Importance, are means to
encou ase and stimulate manufacturing.
Our facilities for macy kinds of fnsDu!i O.
ture are superiorsto most other places,
and our true dependence for prosperity
after all is upon what We produce and
consume IN our own city, rather than in
what we buy and sell or transport hither
and ihither ever river and railroads.
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MONEY ORDER OFFICES The follow
ing additional Money Order Offices have
been established in Iowa by the Postnas.
ter General:
Cedar Rapids, Council Bluffs. Iowa
City, Lyons, Msrshalltown. Mt. Pleasant.
Newton, 0skalooea. Otumwa, Sioux
City, Washington. Waterloo.
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Fests aad Faulknsr Apply for PardsA

Fssts aad Faulkner Apply for PardsA
New York, juno q.
Tho Tines special says Ex Senator
Foote and @. ]. Faulkaer we're the only
persons of note who applied for pardon
yesterday. Ex-senator Foote's applios.
tion 10 dated ct Montreal.
Among the troops that left here to-day
for their homes we're the l2lst New York
volunteers and the Gath Conn.
Assistant Secretary of War Dana viii
surrender his Off, to his successor o.
rbursdsy next aud Immediately start for
the West BY way Of Nes Xork, to assume
the duties Of editor Of the Chicago Re
publican.
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Bufalo, Juus ~.

The annual meeting Of the stock holders
Of the Buffalo State Line Road - keld
10 THE eiiy to day. Deaa Richnond.
Willisa Keep. Joseph Field, A. Hsd,
Reuben Sous, Chss. H. james. @. Her
sisou, Hesry T. Lansing. M,lsoa Cont.
right. Geo. w. Pas.srson, Joha A. Tracy,
Edwin Smith, VIM. Willismson and
Hamilton. we're elected N ectors.
At Subsequent meeting Of the Dire.
tors Dean Riohmond was unasioossly
elected President in place Of Gen. Pstnss.
deceased.
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From Fort Wonyos.
Fort Monroe, June Fl.

The election for city officers, which
took place in Norfolk yesterday, resulted
in the election Of Thos. G. Tuif Msyor.-
SONS disturbance took place AZ : Festau.
rant on Main street u Norfolk last even.
ing and man named Robert Jakemau
vas shot through the breast HE reoov.
cry is very dopb ful. A court Of ino airy
was held TO day. but f1iied to asoertaiu
Who committed The assault.
Chas A. Dookerty. oplored, VA ar.
rested Tuesday evening chsresd With
having stolen q. 900 from clerk Of Mr.
dOodey's He eostessed the crime and
rs sent to camp Hamiltoo To fod the
unoney. When be arrived as Mill Creel
Bsi3ges he janped ossrhoasd and was
d50wded.
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The Commercials special says the
Orange h AiexAsdria Railroad vas turned
over to-day BY the War Depsrtme ens TO
the B1Ard Of Psblic Works Of Virginia.
President Johnson has RECOVERED from
bis temporary indisposition. He has par
taeiPsssd 10 the proceedings Of - inter
esting C.biuet meeting to. day.
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- The waters Of the Dss Moines
have subsided, but they have left large
feldSof corn aud other grain still Gov
cred almost deep enough to be navigable.
E A friend from the country tells US
that the crops for the most part are
promising we'll. Notwithstanding tie rain.
The corn II hurt somewhat, bat viii yet
do 6nely if the end Of the vet wsnkher be
only at hand.
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EE The Hawkeye tays that two or
three hundred of the veterans Of the 9th
! wa have been furIoughed for thirty day,
aud will visit their homes. The regiment
is at Louisville.
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.su ~ AenIpRtU0s J00o II.
= The aswsseet q Bineh -. Aaaia1a,l
Jed x13yusuae. IN reslv 8 ssv-1rl =.
.gamenes il djlsnss 81 Mafy Z. esrnte
Esaa eebsrs, sOSfs1ss the .foljosfae huirts
The rsbstliss, il aiA ssf uhieh tkes1
Iseaspitaaiss Nbse fok1bad ~ the esss1
.psblio crime committed, ~ prossc1tsd
ios tie visdisatien of - tiaht. ior teSe re.
arsss of 10 Wrong, tat - tsssh si.ply !
criminal cosspirsey, giaaaIie a1aaseisa-
tion. ASAG1sa nlrssiy ossr. ruled III
pes - tbs jssiedistien - wDsld pass Il
over in silease tnt Tor the fsss sast h bad
ossa g1avsly urged b ths counsel for. the
eccssed. Doeyss9 me authority ot Prss-
sdent 70 ooeseatafs this oomnies1oo u =
svssmset Il = nos trisandd jssasc, q
ieea exleaeoos aad - power = hess and
dstsrntne ~ issss. ls nsktng this
'ssgs1ens sescoesaeaseoaid shoH Aes shs
esJoined rpon him q his ossh 20 protect,
Preeident could dischnfgs the duty
preserve and dsssed the cesstitutioa and
sske caro- tAas ths lsws - fsisAfully exe-
cuted. Az y the assertion that civil
eoarts srs opss IL this distriet, he -
ssmed they are closed throaghout half Of
repuolio and WssU opsn in tbs district
only By the forss oi the bsyonst. With
draw the military forces and wosld the
rebsl bands ioisstisg the visiaity allow
tbsir eouisdsraGss 70 Be tried in this or
any other cosst. The ssaspinass ~hel
aaeassinaeed the Pfesidest NJ not Arrest
Cd BY civil powers bat vas psrsssa by
wilitsry pewsr, saptursd asd slain. Was
this an act Of uslrpsion !? Who 10 al
shs land 10 bold eeough or base enough
to assert it |? II the President d justifed
10 this sct, vba1 las sseslsnss hin for
arsessing 10 like manner and subjecsinG
70 trial accofding to milita1y lAws eli
other PARTIES to tbis conspiracy. The
Judge Aasoeats ssgsed that the oours
having bsea eosstitssed By the President
it IVES not 10 their power ~ inferior to
disobsy sDds daaians the aot . military
asurpsiton: besides, ths 6apssms Court
hsd decided tAst the acSsptsoce Of Judi
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Wo>HluxtDu. June xf-
Sanford Conover, aliss Wallace. ~,
recalled by the government and testified
that after he left Washington. which VA
on the 'same day he testified here, be
revisited MontreAi where he met Tueker,
Sanders, Carroll, Palm. Westoost and
number Of others. They did not know
st that time tha. he (~itns.s) tai been b..
lore the commission and therefore receiv-
ID him with great cordislity.
Tucker while spesking OF the trial de-
nouoced 6eresary Stanton and President
JohBscn % scoandrels asd Jadgs Holt -
. blood-thirsty villais. and added that
hey should protect themselves, for BY
ghe Eternal, the day Of reckoning would
come and . heavy account would have to
% sestled.
Subsequently when it became known
shat witness had testified hers his lite wss
msnaeed, aud 90 several locoasioos pis-
tolls we're drawn aud threats made 70 shoot
him, (sitness) dead II be didn't swear
and subscribe TO An affidavit to the effect
that he had teali6ed befofs the commits.
sion and shst tho Cosover representing
him Wallace hsd testified to . tissae 81
ialsehoods. This the witness said was
sworn to By him under duress with pistols
|pfsssnted 10 his fAsG He did il to save
his kie. ux3k sssS
A witnessed named Ancir corroboratsd
The above testiOoay 10 part.
+ John Couitney snd w. d. Graves,
psintsrs, fsou Selpa, A'shama. tsstifed 70
she handwriting of g w. Gayle Of Ca
hAwbs who had procured the publicasioo
Of On sdvsesise9sst in the 6olue Dis.
patch advsrtisiag lor oss million dollars
10 order 70 procsre The death OF Lincoln,
Johsson asd Sewesd.
Judgs Advocate Gspsral Holt said an
the government tsstinoay - now IL.
Assistant Jadge Advocate Binshsm
then read % elsborsts srgsnsnt IN reply
TO that Of Revssdy Johnson % ~ iuris.
diclion Of the court. u xss
Mr.. Binghsa shows that ths procla.
rnstion .issssd By President Liscola strs
thorisi6e tbs trial of inssreents. their sid
srs and absttoss y court nassial aad mil
jiary oommission had heea sasi1ad ~ aes
9f Oengvess, sud tiso ne Supreme Court
hsd decided shss ihs sasiseasisaby Con-
gress Was unnecessary. ss est.
The Commercials Washingtoa special
saJs
Tha Mayors .snnual nsengp .sivss ~
funded debt 81 The eity s lbfty three
thossanA doslaIss Ths 6sGAisg debt tSo'
hsa1q2 ffty-sev thoussnd dollars.
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New York, june q

The police to-day seized 1t the Carr
House, Crosby Street, some fifteen thou
sand dollars in eouuterfeit notes on city
aud country bankers, ranging in denomi-
nations from two to ten dollars. No ar.
rests we're made.
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Boston, june 2E
AZ the late session Of the Ansricsu
Medical Assoeiatios Il ~ sbaxod shas
6sfesaa Gsnefnl Barnes bad bssD guilty
Of snprofsssioaal Ooadast by sosssfting
With an irrsgslas pessositioDsr in the
cases Of the Stewards. 1t i oficialIy -.
nooneed by Dr.. Robert 6ssssr, of this
city, one Of the eesretaries 81 tho Asso-
siatic1. thaS ths ehases vss d1nisssd ID
sonseqsseos Of il s1phatie sed uDs-
quivocsl dsoial b Dr.. Bsrsss. The pub-
i'oation Of this fsst j. Important - i had
been omitted in the newspaper reports. s
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.

ablic notice fs hereby given that the 18th day
Iay sha proceed sell 10 ths highest bidder
cash. puc auction the following real estate In
county of Lee aud state of Iowa much thersof
be necessary pay theebt hereafter nentionea
The undivided fourth Of twenty fsst fFsus
sIfth by hundred feet Deep xixty feet o0
Johnson and sixty feet from the aey in block -
d, the city OF aeoknk being VI lots and Of sat4
block; also the undivided hail of lot In block If sntA
sty of eokuk and the uni vid-d hsif f the nrthWest
usrter of section % township u north range west in
said county.
The above sale is made by virtue Of deed Of trust
veyng said real esfate by Peter w. Potter, dsted
the Alb day OF February, A. d. 1850, wherein
th"iEed to sell ssd property TO pay certain debts due
snid Potter to Samuel Miller and PhyindA Red
ieid If they should be paid within twelve months
from the date Of saii deed Of The sale will take
place the day above mentioned IT the door OF the
5our House. in the city Of keokak between the hours
II 2o O'Clock and o'clock p
june7-dlm URIAH RAPLRE, Trustee.
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. Aasllsssd sissstiss Il soaP Pasy = ssi.,.
die vss under Investigation ysssssdAp -
fore Justsce Dodge q shs JeAstsos III
let Polisa Cesss. IL DATED Ssrsiu
Petrnleup Compapyais tho institution IL
voived, snd ists shsrged list W cf Il
reported e6acsss, a. D Mann and Daniil
Strst.oP =. have dsirapdsd difFsrept pet.
sons OF large amounts of money. NJ
Geo. D. kellogg msds = charge 1Eaioe,
these two men and Mann was affSst6d
end committed, bat 4sr4ttoo Va out h
the city. lsss So sa =
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HALF The USUAL HATES

The City CSunrii has made large appropriation citi
xsns bsse swcled the amount by liberal
and Immense preparations teing made u ceie
srste the coming Anniv, of the Nations bs th
manner commensnrste Nth 4 giery Of the
GE0. " NILLIAMs. Sup't.
JoHs GIVEN, Gen. Ticket Agt Juns2A
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EEThe ST. Louis Democrat of Nom
day gives the vote on the new cosstitu.
tion SO far as yet returned. The tAbls
embraces ninety-two counties. u these
there is msjority against the ccsstita.
ton of 2o3 The soldiers vote, hooeysr,
gives it q majority Of 1867. T4srv ~
twenty two counties to be heard ~ bat
khs Democrat is sure the nev eeSd Sd@ikutinn
has carried by over tWo thoneond Sotes.
- ssrd Ruiho. Who ~ khs lint
i q Charlestoa, wss ! xhjs
eyean * sees - sssJo =
~ ~ q hhlesl - l!
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Especial to N. Y. Post ]
t1 Washisgtes, Jan4 q.
Gov. Holden, Of North Csroliha, re-
ports the work Of reconstroctios gpibR .
most satiAfaotory.
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FOR SALE.
8EAUTIFUL = RESIDENCE!

the Misupsapp Valley for residencs situated the
nu9 above the cty Grand Avsnne, md less than h
nile fOa ne old cify limits contaiLing 81 with
oas ssrry ffans house. rpoms Tho grounds thar.
ouehlp planted With ths greatest abundance Of chce
Dfit esA Ghade Tfsss Shrabhery etc 81 n00 worth u
Rruie can ne raised this season the vropcrty.
Hos essna. &C., spsiy % tbs prsnsss 70
jaos7nn CHAs. k1fS.
- RuRAfy Dorteh the 010s I. ~ Z
1naa6nS - en1pae0ton - nelmnolHs E7ehly CO1SsAs
&1oS1 8ls4 u&ttuGg 6poR3fln. One b0ttIe sqaalo =
1ossaG4h - nnso - - eBsuD o. Dscoctben.
/ gk0U UR~sDR - ohsapast ana Dse1
d ~ B frnanns rns6nn1Go1,) ~ ~ aEu9 - 14rnle
- : s -
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Washipgton. Juns q

Washipgton. Juss ~.
President Johnson's health u sems.
what improved to-day, though not sun
ciently to enable him to fssssvs visiton.
He will probably attend the usual Csbi.s,
meeting. !.
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Philsdslphis. June -.
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions Il
the 7-SO ban to-day st %, 30l. 900.
Bu6alo. lam a7

Buffalo, Jsne 81.
There vas avery heavy blow on the
laks lat night and to-day. Weather cold.
+ y reported the propeller Co.ss ssnk
~ washington Harbor. Green Bay, With
. cargo OF merchandise.
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Dhro1T CoiLnc9pA's NPVfCK
KKoxvK. Iowa. June %, 1855. !
Public notice Is hereby given thai the annual list for
the mencipg HAY lst, le65 has been returned
to this Office by the AssessoI IL embrscss Lcenses,
Faxes Incomes Carriages, Gold Watches Pianos and
Silver Plate &c.
PAYMENT forth ith demahded of all persons whose
q amcs are said lists.
Ten per cent will be added on all Income Taxes not
paid on 3oth Of June inst afer ten days notice hay
sus been given from the 3Vth OF June, 1855.
Ten per penalty vi be incurred on all other tax
- not paid within twenty days from this date
Licetse DO paid AT otherwise the penalty OF
three tmea the amount Of the rense, OF two Years TIM
rison carrt win be eaiorcei II siI wed to
transact any bu ,iuess without Merely having ap-
,lied fsr license Ia no protection
wf attend at my aice. Sd street In the city Of
Eeokuk Tor time named above, u receive payment
5fthe spove nA Amed list.
JOAN @. WALKER, nspty Col-
iune23 dstsw1t 1ss Dvis-, lst Col. Dist Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-28
FOURTH OF JULY
EXCURSION
In order 70 give Residents the Line of the
Dcs M0ines Valley Railroad
An Opportunity to participate in the
GRAND CELEBRATION At kEOKUK.

This Company viii run Excursion Train from Id
dyriie TO keskuk and return 81 the following greatly
rcdnced rates fur the round trip:
LAT r3nwK AAwrSl L. x
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-28
Fire u PhiiaAelpAia.
Pbiladelphis. Juns 9

At 3 o'clock this aftsrnooo Z Gre CON-
pleteiy destroyed the store Of ]. r. Bas-
s'er and Co. On Chestnut street wharf,
for the sale OF pyrotsehnics. The flames
extended south to the establishnent Of
htn q Bro, groesrs, AID w. G. Allen,
coal oil dealers.