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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Ocean 6teamers
nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO
CALF ORNI A,
CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES MAIL.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
i THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
TIRE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY wll
ai.Cs,ss p on Daoo from the Company. PIER F0@
oF y CSTa2.sT Sc North RiveI their NEW AND FIRST
CLASS CT sfEXMSHiP
HENRY CHAUNCEY,
Capt ALFRED O. GRAY:
acIo,s HE Isbmus OF PauaDs and the PACING with the
CompaDy's fsyodte steamship
GOLDEN CITY,
Tse sssers Of this Company viii sail regularly thercaer
above the Is ,h and 2s; days Of sseJy m9mrs
be on the preceding Saturday. The
ATLANTIC,
Can't. JEFFERSON MAURY. viii sail on sATURpAAGG, Ak
November H. connecting onthe Pscihc with tho
'-' BALTIC,
Can't ROBERT IL H0RNER, viii sail on TUESDAY
November H. connecting with the SACRAMENTO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES, m
f' IscruprxG RAILROAD vARs s,.s
Fir. Cabin $500 Second Cabin $50 sssersss Ss1s o.
Children between ard u years. hal children from "
| year. quarter fare children under year,, nee.
Bankabie 'snds lcpuency) only taken IN payment
Out Of town .ppeani. may 'eeure passage by reni'ns
bank da. on Ntw.York the Ccmpanys agent, who VIII
.snd tickets by mail or express asriay be directed
Bssgass cned through 10 charge Of baggage masters over
loo or nds baggage allowed zach adult passenger For all
over i. weight 10 cents rer pound must be paid 10 zoe
uurssr on board No ecbaise nor bedding taken as os
gage.
| WAY PASSAGE RATES.
| NETWORK 10 ASPlNWALL - ~,u
First cabin l25; second cabin, $50 steersse $50 ehi
| dren at propogiionste rates
| WAY BAGGAGE-On all over 100 pounds 20 eacn sdn'
passenger een,s per pound payable 10 INC Pu'e VI
| board ..,,..,, ro ,,x,y,
e25 IN yod and children In proportion payable A'pin'
wall. ,-L lii nt.d;.;r..
An experienced surseon assigned % eacn snip ''ee'
| and professional services free Of charge
,,..,. ,icks.. or further information apply at the
Companys Ticket Ohce tho whaTi. loot oil eshai'e'
| Nor.i River.
| la BOSTON, to ,r,,rr.c. ~ ,sp,oas..
| For Freish; 10
WELLS, FARGO & Co,
| No. ~ BKOADNAYi
| on on TIE COMPANYS WHARF.
Frsight Agents OF The Pse6e Mil Steamship Company
+. w. G. BELLOWS. AoENI.
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EOR NEW:ORLEANS DIRECTING
Il splen lid new Steamship NESfiANNOCk, CAPT J. X
Winchester will leave pier No y: II, on sAlSHpAY.
Oct eg Al o. M and the GEO WASHINGTON, tayf
r. " Gauer on WEDNESDAY, Nov. l.. For psssases tsS
ing most and elegant aceommodstlons or f,
spply TO II, B. CROMWELL Co No 10 Ws,tst
ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
~ and FRANCE-Ths New.York ard Hsvre Sesa,h1
Comnany, st.clsss mail steanshiI, ARAG0 and FLrOy
bavi,a been thoroughy re6ted will lease Pier No. q Nerd
River f,r Hayle, cal nx ct Southampton 90 siolcws:
ARAGO ...., ,ffysRY A. GADsDgr......No Nov rs i13-
FULTON JAMES A. WorroS. iec zs. lslN
ARAGO .......HySRy A. .GADspEs.....Jsn- 2c !s6.
FULTON .JAxgs A. WorTos. .fsb. II, la&.
ARAGO $3.50. HENRY A. GADsDgS......hsrcbI H. lsA
| EULTON......lAsEs A: WoIros ..;;,Agnl a. isS
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN GOLD.
First cabin......Sl32 50 Second csbin.......Sss
An eIper enced Surgeon or board.
unless bills Of adnc having the value expressed tg@
therefor. ..r
ISAAC BELL. President
.s 10. 7 Broadway, Eew.Yek
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OFFICE ADIRONDACK COMPANY
No. u WILLIAM ST. Nrw.i oEK Sept. 20. 1905.
TIVE ANNUAL ELECTION of DIRECTORS
L of this Company wi tste place on MONDAY, Oct
GFO. ". PRATT. Secretary.
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UNION TRUST COMPANY or NLw-YoIK,
No 10 Rrosdwsy corner Of Rectorst.

FOUR PER CKrs INTEREST ALLOWED Oh DEPosITs
Which ruat be made and withdIaS 90 auy time.
" g. hIKaIoH, soc. IfAAC VI. FRoTHisaBAx, Prest
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EOR NEW ORLEANS SDIRECT-WEDNES
i DAYS and sATURDAYs1TheN New.York Mail steaa.
Commander wiIllesve on SATURDAY. Oct 2s and NoRT8
ERN LIGHT. Wun. Wier commander. on WEDNESDAY 4,
Nov l. at D. m.. from the Conpanys Pief, No. ~ n. 4
W. JANIS a. RAYNOR. No. 10 Bs:clAyst
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE for RIc

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE ior hlO
l. DE- JANEIRO-Cs slln; at St. Thomas PMs refnrS
viii dspAtch regularly The 18th of e4ea msntn ess
their hrcsss steamers Tbe se,h fsins Or snnasy saey
,y;li .si ON ,hs 5Qthl The NORTH AMERICA WI estS
~ MONDAY the aC'h Of October from Per no A1 s9fIS
River at u noon The only can at fns every OF 70
,Ys,., soIT1'I AMERICA will follow on the zsth OF No
rsmbsr An experienced ssrsson n siiseae6 20 essS e'
'"P 90, snd passage having splendid sceommodnionS
& rTr ne's"' rios ASENClO Co., no. II Broedvsy
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Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared liif's
Earnings of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railroad
for the third week in October
1865 s47, ,s53 1866 s326ss Ine-..--.sl3 10
The Macon and Western Railroad Company
y, al n thu follovinv RhoUipg.
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING Al
IEO QUFENSTOWN-Tbe lnman Li-e sailing fefni-ssss
w. carving the United states Malls.
CITY or FMANCHEsTER."....WE WEDNESDAY. OCT. 4
CITY or BALTIMORE. .........-SATUh UhDAl, OSt. y
lCITY or DuBLIN............NEDN " EDNEsDAr. NOV.
CITY OE .......SATUkDAY. NOg.
Al noon fron Pier No. ~, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
Bv the mail steamer sailing every saturday,
PIRST ~ TABiN..........sJOi % iSTEERAGE.".."...fp
10 Loadon...~..... g; 10 10 P.a. aSston...... Z
To Paris. ....,....... WSl 10 tA"'''''''.''''" -
PAYABLE ~ GOLD.
Passage by the Wedpe.dsy steamers: First Casif'seg
s,seIsce z Is. Payable in q. s. currency
Pa..enesr. also forwarded to Hssre, hAnoufs br~<
&C.. at moderate ratss- 1.. "a. -,
;,.srste passage from Liverpool or Queenstown saNt
c. the equivalent T1ken Can DC O"us'' Hs'e " wv
.rndin- for their friends c,x
For ursher information, spply at the Company ohc.s
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CRIE RAILwAY.-Traius leave Depot zoos
HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAIL
ROADs-On and after MONDAY, June D. los, usas
Cor Albany ani Troy connecting VIII Northern anu
trains viii leave New York 20 follows; ,.,,.,.. "A
7:3Oa m-Va Hudson River Railroad ThFt.r's ", Ss -
Tenth ave, connecting with uaihs ios s@i''oss NV
III mvil Harlem Railrosd rwcnty-sit'hs' and ro'n~
ave-. connecting with tram, lor sas'Ssa Su"'' NF'
ard az Chatham with .fains for points East - ,-no
% - Va IIul on River Raj road. connecting with g.o
- -, eVi, Hudson River Rairoad, connecting " ''"
- ,b ,si far Mut-rsl with Sleepins Car sttschcd
A.I0n MIA Harleta Railroad. CONNECTING 1917 q
-, ,st f,r Lebanon springs. .ieepas Ca AsAsIss
| Albauv. - a., pu-..s siesr,ny Cars ron
Yers to Buaso apd Suspension Bride without s'A"'e
| qbs traiu tnns ,Ai iays N. .n..,lJA
hl come, B. a. Albany ald roy WIN ~ t'S
uaii 'io' .''" "" NicS.f esiiei~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-27

The Lacrosse Democrat says since the death Of
Lincoln. wool. whether in the fleece rim the shape
OF Abeiitionism. has gone down about ATTY per
cent Glory to God for such mercies.--k ,w6sq~e
Herald.
evidently shont of jnbilation over the
death Of Mr.. Lincoln. Why didn't the Her.
aid add "Hurrah for Booth?''
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Pithy Brevities.

," Not for day, bat for all fime"-P1AsrA.ros
BIrTERs.
Hold fast that which is good
Never be without PLANTATION Buffers in ths
house.
Thrice is he armed rho hath his quarrel i.ss.
Thrice armed against disease is he who always
has bottle Of PLANTATION Buffers in the house
Prereafios i better than csre"
PLANTATION BTrTgRs will prevent and cure Dys-
pepsia, Vertigo, Headache, Heartburn, and al
gloomy, despondent and unhappy feelings. Re
lief in FIVE minutes.
. IN time Of peace prepare for @sr."
When you are well, or feel the FIRST unpleasan,
indications Of approaching sickness, take PLAN.
rAflos HufsRs. They are sure preventive md
cure Of stomachic and hillary arrangements. -
jy25-d3t thur sat-wIt
BosTwIcK d Co., are daily receiving choice
novelties oaitahlo In III coa.a.> :.saa IL,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-27

ArN'r we glad we didn't hold that jubilation
over the fair weather, s'Since upon night so
fair such awful morn should rise.n We post
pone the rejoicing indefinitely.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-27

The Glenw God Opinion thinks that the Des
MONIES Petroleum companies should employ
Yankee Robinson's show as machine in
boring for OIL Says it is the greatest ''boren
ever witnessed in Glenwood.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-27

IHE statement in Tuesday mornings paper
that Mr. A. Brown had shipped forty barrels
of vinegar upon the Highlander for the
Messrs. Whites, was an error. Mr.. Brown
had nothing to do with the matter.
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kRokuK, Iowa, Jul,

kEoKUK LADIES IL THE DEPARTxESTs.-
Two Keokuk ladies, Mrs. CONRAD and Miss
WILLIAMS, have just been appointed to clerk
ships in the Treasury Department at Wash
iagton. Miss HrRsr and Miss STEVENS, Of
our place, have held clerkships there for some
time. Pretty well for Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-27

fou CAs'r OPEN YopR LIPS, ladies, without
revealing whether you use the frnxs.nt sozopoxr
or not. Your teeth and breath epeak for vou
The lustfe md parity Impaired 70 tie dental ma
shinery by that peerless huid, and the fragrance
it gives to the mouth, cannot be realized by the
use Of any other artic}e accessible 10 The human
family. ju25-d3t-tue- thu-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-27

Brother BIRDsALr, of the Keithsburg o.
serrer, was in town yesterday, stopping at the
Deming.
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new York Ms.ey MARKET.

New York Meney Market.
~ rsieev.ph. Nsv veRa July -
Ncuey-Ssssdy u pr cent.
Startling kxchaAGk--Qst-t II 1ee9z9luo fss eo1d.
coda shade nrmer opening TO 1851 declining 10
Az5ks Advancing 10 1S31x and closed NJ 1855
fota 81 erts - spse4sts-dsy ~ So
0ossrhmcnf Atocks-Aetive and Afmer
1o-t0 Coupons ~.
$40 Coupons 10sl<. Y4
O. Of 81 Reg. Coepons f6L.
etocks-stronger.
CAP oo5<.0 = y loeA; o 1o6i< NAP c IS
foI awst7e: y way.e ~ I -; An v
Va; Scrip fEZ; US yr Cert -; Pae Mail 80
Nfces sne 81 osa & IeT; Hsdsos iossz: Hss.
lean - eee1AsG ler1k. lea; y telz: Tslsas IA
o Cart 3slf oaishalves k7L
At the O'Clock DceFd storaa we've setave. NYC a
pc Ere va Hadson lis; keedisg 1885, loe Pitts
IL Erie subs~qnsntlr sod ~ -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-27

CAMPBELL l. CAsrLE's Opera Troupe are
now playing at Davenport, and giving i'm
mense satisfaction.
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The Brilliant was ahead of the Hawkeye
State at Davenport, and at Lyons the distance
had increased, we learn, to about fourteen
miles
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Gov. stones Appointments.
Governor SroxE IL already on the stump, and
win address the people at the following times and
places:
Aihia, Monday, August Z, ct 7xp.1.
Csntreville, Tuesday, August 9, Ct p. m. ~
ooeya1. Wednesday, August ., Pm.
Leon, 3harsday, Algugt 10. ?. N.
Oscsola, Bri1ay August IL, pm.
Alton, Saturday, August II. 3 p. n.
Bedford, Monday. August IL p. M
OsrindA Tuesday, August u. p m
eidnsg, Wednesday, August 10. 2p. M.
Glsnwco1, 1hursday, August II. Up m.
Council Biufb. Friday, August 10, s pm.
Lewis, Monday, August 81, 2 p. m.
Fonfanslle, Tuesday, August q, p. m
wintsrsett Wednesday, August =, pm.
Indisnola, ThursdAy, August -, Bpm.
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We call attention to Mr.. Wolcott's card.
Curing by spirit power seems to be fast COM
ing into favor.
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A REGIMENT of soldiers, the Thirteenth,
were, we understand, to arrive on last nights
packet.
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OST OF Mckee and Simpsons fine horses
came very near being drowned in the river at
the levee Yesterday. Was hanessed to buggy.
Dnver went IN too far. Promised to be a
general submersion of horse, buggy and all.
Driver was plucky. Horse faced about by
some process while houndering in the water.
The driver managed to get hold of bride reins
ana hold himself to the buggy top and the
horse head above the waves. Capt. Bishop
and others rendered timely assistance and all
were rescued with q trivial loss 10 the bugpy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-27

OuR long time friend, Jim Holsey, was in
town yesterday. Stopping at the Deming.
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The statement that Major General Samuel
r. Curtis had been transferred to a new com.
nand IN Virginia was an error. The appoin-
Tee IN that case is Brevet Major General Cur
us VINO distinguished himself at the capture
of Fort Fisher
The Department of the Northwest having
oeen absorbed IN the new Department of the
missouri, commanded by Major General
Pope, Major General Curtis is relieved from
eu'y ana ordered to report to the Adjutant
General of the Army. Those officers Of his
s'an VINO belong to the staff corps of the
army are similarly ordered to report. while
those who are officers of regiments are re-
turned to their regiments. 1t is understood
that Major General Pleasanton will command
the new district 1.-THE old Department. with
headquarters at Milwaukee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-27

- Telegraph oaIoAso- July -.
Markets are excited Weather ID vet aad univorsbls
ross--Se higher at so@s rs for white Winter, Is
81 90 fsr eprng Extras
Whsat-2x 10 s. higher on Spring AID loo Winter
No. / Red at s1O1 691< extrs epdne at nal IS,
asd No. Spring at lS1<0l M closing At ~
Corn-RirasE No q s20o21fe.
Oae-stssdy - 43O1811s fol No.I
Rye-oujet at SIC for No l.
Bsrley-3c higher ealss Of No. Il 71osSe.
Whiky-lc higher ssles at o41<612 osl<
Presinisns-lsaetive, bat 1rn~ MssA pork II - 90
80 o. 80 pssme nsss ueoinal q . 0163x % 81
D<ef-lo so0ll IS for mes, and II ea0l2 Is for n.
tn mess
Lard-Moninsl at 23@2Sl<c
Ncosy-Qniet. $50
Rxchsaes-weak II lilo discount buying cd lilo prs
mium selling.
00aa-A4
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s3.ETfTyf & 81
Dose ~ - - :,
,1ina1stiM aI6 Commercial.
New YSrk 16a-.s.s.


se.s..es,vss ( nsw Yeas. Jaly - 6
Cotton-ehsde Afmsr ct <7c fcr niddling.
rleur16 TO &c better, With IsM daLng ct 7b0e y
1or Extra State; 7Sos 90 for kxtss H. O., and 10
- ~ saae Araads, market closing arm. with NO
Nhhky-Hrnss, Western Il 2 Il, bat new l. held
hiehsr
Whsat-se better ON syring asd lee better wietsr
q leD1 81 for Chicago eprinG 4601 eleue MI.
Oats e feg Aslbee MI; Seol 6 loF Wi1t3 -
Western SS02 90 for Amber MichSAn, the Lister prs
to arrive ooO1 " for inferior white Western and III
~ oooi white
barley and Barley Malt-Quist.
Uar-Activs ard r. hettsr Ut SsOe6c 6bf unsound;
00s0e for sound mixed Western.
0ats~0Oe13fr for Western.
Oc6ee-Dull
sassr--BsiE Cuba and Ausoovsdo At li,<o12, and
HAvnna st l3o1Ac.
MelAmse-Dull.
WcoEDnls
Pstrolssn-stsady q S1O32l<e for Crude; l9OS2e
Sbr esaned II HonA, and oe0Oi3o for do Yrs4
Pork-Hxhsr ct 81 000s2 90 tor neu NOD cicang
ct 50 o. cssh; a 1so2e 90 for 1884 des = t0ON %
fs prime Alsc so bbls prime ns, ssilsr OF
seef-ssesdyas looooll % for plain .sss asd Il -
01o 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hsms--ecarce and Arm.
Cut Mcats-FiTm ct ltOl7c for shoulders. end Id
Ice for hams
Hocon-Dul
Lard Piruer ct IpD13kc.
Buttsr-ouiet At 210t7o for Ohie aad s70sle for
State.
Chssss-Duli at l0oIse for comnon prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-27

EDuoATIoSAL--Do not forget to attend the
meeting at Chatham Square Church this eve.
ming, having in view the establishment of a
Female Seminary in our city The measure
Is one OF the highest Importance to all our
citizens. The youth of Keokuk must be edu-
Gated here or elsewhere. Let it be done at
home. There should be good Seminary in
this place. 1t appears work of supereroea.
ton to argue its importance-its necessity.
1t is discreditable to our place to be without
such an institution. We believe we can have
one OF high rank, which shall reflect honor
on the city, and be of incalculable service in
the work of education. But to have it will
require vigorous and concerted action on the
part OF our people Surely, they win not BET
careless or derelict in matter of 80 mucb
moment. Reader, as you finish this para
graph, determine within your own mind
that you have, personally, an interest in the
establishment of good schools in our m;d,t :.
that the creation and maintenance of a Fe-
male Seminary of high grade is a matter
which not only concerns you, but for which il
lsyour duty actively to labor, and resolve to
be at the meeting this evening.
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lHE 10TH AT DAvESpoRr.-This regimen
reached Davenport Saturday morning and
was enthusiastically received by large as.
semblage of citizens, who had made vorv
commendable arrangements for meeting ~.
boys Strasser's Brass Band and the aIowa
Brigade Military Band added to the pleas.
antness Of the reception. A letter was read
from 0oy. Stone, compEmenting the ree;.
ment and expressing his regret at his inab;l;.
ty to be present Hiram Price delivered tho
address OF welcome, and Col. A. H. Sanders
then addressed the boys. The Gozets. sav.
THE tattsrsd nag borne aloft 70 tr;uunh.n,,v
by the regiment at Shiloh, Corinth and Iuk. -.
unfuried during his remarks and exhihitsd b, ~
ooya win enthusiastic hs1lahs thsy crested e.
A the close of Col. Sanders, rsu.-A. ~.
cheers wsre given for him 81 tAe refiners. ~
then followed three cheers fox tn rerinent ~ ~
citsens. The boys NUMBERING nov nhout go
under command Of OOlonsl Hsrssfx vsrS thsn
marched Q CsaP Mcclellan, preceded 81 she
SIlon n19ade Band, and provided with substsn-
-. tss ne inner naly The reception NJ rost
cordial and highly enthusiastic, and win loer bs
ve1eneMsd ~ 81 pso6oot. y pig N - 3 -
he Sixteenth Iowa was orkdiised i ~i,.x.os
port in H. winter Of leel-03 TIA Art seli IN
GERS were: Colonel, Alex Chambers: Iisut coio-
mel Add. 4: Sender; Major, wn. Purcell; Adiu-
taats deo =. AcCosh. 1t len lows for active ~
vies March 3oth, 1861, $50 strong. IN srsss;.ss.
contests = wn1ch The regiment pax&iparrfea -
Saaioes 1uk3 CsEtnfh, Siege Of vicksA1se. N.~1.
- noantAan, Nlskajask Creek ana AtSsfs AZ
~ - - ~ xa0i1snt, Af1er hsyine f6usht
- - eesed twiee III nun1asf q = 81
- - n tazn fbfoed to sansndsr.' A.
L. L..
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EOR sALE-Tso Beautiful Lots, a.

u High street fnorth sidel. between 9th and Tctt
streets With small frse dwelling seine; also y sf
o. lot ~ ock l6S, the corner u 18th Miy
street south ide With ame store IT. sirc east &C
fese o. los block loo on Jahnson street, adoirtns
A. = ti:ns Foundry: All shis property viii be scit
cheap The title good sale. Enquire of
jnpe22 HE fEyEYcK
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ALL THE NEW SHEET MUSIC AND

II LII THE NEW SHEET MUSIC AND
CATALOGUES Of upwards Of Twenty-Five Thousand isoea
ed Five Hundred Dooks co@p<isfng ever VARIETY
Ine1g0eeoss - nfWie IN fAs voics and svssy MucaR
In6eea8ses Ufll - sen1 hss t0any 90 % ayDo0kD4
b OLIVER DIrS0N CO.. Music Hablts6~1. nj
Washington e.. Nssssn- ~ - "A jyA
SHEEP LOST.-Sometime in June six
~ nu0 snA ten IAnnhs strayed frua NJ posturs Il
eusaA Visa Any person Who IN eve n1oreastsu d
their shersabsuts Or rstarn them. sfu b literally
warsied- n. d. PROU4Y,
jy72-AltAv1t II BusaA Vista Yssry
IOWA AND GREEN RIVER
PETROLEUM COMPANY!
ssalx1zsD szsssrss .avs :, ,svA.
Capital, - $3.50, 900
T
1900 Shares Or $40 HaeA!
Working Capital, $50 900
FRlvATE PROPERTx ExBMPT
Fa0a COaPoRAraON Ds0rs
&Ft@&fss 8N&E}Ss@ + 4gss az
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81, 04GT 10 l.
amount OF Losses during the year ss4els7 90 ..,,g
.nan the interest on investments Number on no,i.s
isseed during the y-sr SIS. Total nurph@y 81 ,,st
issued tincs us organization a 900 pvidtr a..
maze annually, and sversge over 50 per cent phi.
sssea on u. and other plans Psnrffsts
knovn Insurance Agency of n n TIVE eh
Hayi9 AAH-k ia
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LUX sALH-A nice Cottage vrane Dwelling Hosse
- vith rooens geod cellar eistsEn wood house. snd
located in e,6d peighborhood on tuiton street r..
TWEEN fifteenth and Sixt-entA streets Keokuk rht,,
Improvements cost over $500 The house ID nessIy rev
iyl7 81 n TENEYrE
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cease for che present and shall have full leisure
consolidate cOnquests.
The conlagra.ions that annually devastate the empire
seem to be as numerous this year As ever One of the
most disastrous has occurred ct KozloH fourishing
town OF twenty five thousand Inhabitants TO which
railway is now constructing that will connect 1t with
MOSCOW and Is to BIO extended to Saraof the yolga
About two thousand houses nearly three ourths OF
the city burned to tho ground several women and
children persisted the ames and the loss OF property
IL estimated at ten millions Of roubes In the Western
provinces fires the order Of the day AT
borsso on tho Beresna famous for the passage OF Napo
leon in 1872 and mostly inhabited by Jews over four
hundred houses and shops were destroyed ana similar
catastrophes have taken place at Grodno Moghiien,
Gorodok Vitebsk, &c. The buildings being mostly OF
wood and the apparatus for exngushng hres extremely
defective the flames spread in an incredibly short mmc
from one end of the to tho other and lett nothing
behind them but heaps OF ashes. II Is feared .naI
many of these the work Of incendiares ahougn
large proportion must undoubtedly be attributed 10
want Of caution and the combustibe materials OF WHICH
the dwellings of the poorer classes especially are con
structed The accounts OF the harvest are very uss
factory In Simbrsk and Samara the drought is excess
sve the failure of the crops complete that the
peasants have unthach the roofs of their cottages 70
Feed their cattle Bessaraba Taurda and Catheniosan
suffer from swarms of locuss; only from Minsk ana
few other provinces the intelligence Is favorable ana pro-
misses more than an average crop.
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rrightruI R~naway Accident.
ONE PERSON KILLED MD 1--WE OTHERS INJURED.
From the Schenectady Star1

IFfOm the StHtntUthuy SUD
terrible accident occurred at Charlton village last
Sunday morning about O'Clock. team with fami-
y carriage attached, owned by Mr. Frank Curtis, and
driven by named Chas Broguc, carrying party Of
seven persons to church. from cause unknown took
fright and after throwing the driver out Of the carriage
started down the road at fearful rate and in cndeavor
ing 10 turn the in front Of Bnrnards Hotel the
carriage struck the Of the PLATFORM throwing the
occupants out on the stoop with great violence The
following the names OF the injured: Mrs Broguc
widow lady, died her two small children badly In
iured Miss Sarah Curly leg broken and severely in
jured about the head lad by the OF Swart head
open and otherwise Bruised another lady said 10 be
long In Albany named Bailey injured in the head and
shoulders The driver fell out OF the carriage IL s sup
posed in nt The team after disengaging themselves
dashed picket fence and fell there, Que horse
pierced through the head with picket