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How to Keep i'm Good Health
AND
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE
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UNtlE primary Of every disease that flesh ~
Il heir 10 ~ iInpurity OF the ldool. The blood be
comes impure from many causes. lmpure AR
change OF weather, INV hOlesome food aud exposure
are among the principal causes OF impurty OF the
blood. The symptomsa are glddness, headache, con.
1us I'd thoughts, eyes duh Und heavy, drOWSiness
s patton Of the bowels bad taste the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the back and es,r
oss OF appetite, seepess nights, cole, eralnp, pain
and dtIghtness OF the chest heartburn, gout and reu
matsln, puking and purging, chllis and levers more
or less accompany these, and long train of tfoub
lesome and dangerous affections, all OF which may be
prevented and cured by taking few doses o nr
STRiCKLAND'o VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They mll purify the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver n healthy condition
They are particularly suitable for chrome and nervous
diseases. Every anlly and every soldier should
keep supply OF these Pills, as many diseases Oh.
Waited by tuer use. They mild and safe medi
ene, and can be taken at any time without danger Of
taking cold.
Sold by AL druggists, sent TO any part receipt
OF twenty-five cents and stamped envelope. address
ed DR.. SrRlGkL LAND, east Fou. tn street, Cuclnna
Ii, ohio.
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TELEGRAPAIC NEWS.


WAsHlNGroS, February lf-AdmitaI por-
ter has forwarded the following TO the Many
Departments:
USrRp STATES STEAMER MoSTicgtLo, /
orr WiINlSGroN, n @ Feb e.,
Sal have the honor to report that J en-
tered Little River, n G on the niehtdf the
4th inst, and proceeding about eight miles
with four boats aud fity men, banded in the
ANAL town of An SAINTS Parish, on the
Little river. The town was placed uhder
guard without the knowedge of the iubabi-
tants. and | succeeding in capturipg some
soldiers and arms. '"
held the place all the next day. aud dis
covered and destroyed about $l5 600 worth Of
cotton Ialso captured two fats at the mouth
of the harbor, containing twenty three bales
OF cotton which had FOR some time been re-
moved from the blockade runner to tighten
her These we brought oA, together with the
negroes
The South Carolina planters and all men
whom met professed TO be willing 10 come
back under the old Governuent, and most Of
them seemed to be loyal men, only awaiting
emancipation from military role. Wonder
if The Rear Admralhad the presence of mind
to inform the Soath Carolina planters alore
said, that 'fho old Government bad gone up
the spout, aud that it wns altogether a new
arrangement which Mr. lincoln had prepared
for them into which they were now so no
htely and urgently requested to entcr-Em-
pire
On the Ctr, sent two boats crews ashore
in Charlotte Inlet, under the command ot act
ing master Petit
lie surprised aud ronted the rebel force
detailed To collect provisions 10 that country,
capturing six soldiers Sth their arms and
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WYnkoOp,s iceland PectOraI.

Diseases Of Tie throat, hestRnd pulmonary organs
trr over prevalent, instdious and dangerous. The
properties Ot medicine TO alleviate, cbro and uproot
thoginUhll lants, must be expectOrant anOdYne and
inYgnratlng loosen ne The mncus of lhe throat, and
impRring tone ~ ne enure system No discovery IN
medical eyef mastered this class of dsteases
i.e Dr. WyDkOOp'F Iceland PectOiM. IL ~ used win
The mOHt results IN all cases Of bronehit -
influenza, whOopfng cough, dipthera or pttrid sore
throat. asthma Group coughs seOlds nervous irrlta-
blty, sc.
The Rev J.. J Potter certhes that al have used Or
Wynkoups PectorR Tor several years, myself and IN
my family, for severe pulmonary eomPlaints, and
have recommended 1t to many Others, and have mover
seen IT, eJual." REV. }. J. Potter, brooklyn N. Y.
uundreds and thousands OF Important iesttinOni.
sls could he Produced showinglts remarkable cures
aud that VI newer nails
Il h. composed Of pure Iceland MOss, balm Of OH
nd, Perusian BtlsaIn, Elecmnpaue, Comrey, Bur
dock, and other Invaluable eXpecsTant and tome m
l.rchcutS. Itls harmless, prompt and lasting. In
yltds ami sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect trial.
IEyCry A,nily should have u. lt ~ remarkable Tor
uroup Fii descriptions, recommendations and dl
echuns H"rompEuy each bottle.
sold IN Dayton by W w. Stewart aud all principal
druggists.
Prepared by Dr r u wynkoop, aud sold BY D. 8.
Bsrnes a Co. Nes York. .u.i se2idly
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MEDICAL NoIICE.

nR. A. GELGER will hereafter attend erdgapely to
~ office practice, and will give Especial Aten.
tim TO the treatment of CHRONIC DIS EASES, sneh
rs Diseases Of the THROAT and LUNGS, on the EYE
and EAR SGROFULOUS AEFEOrlUHSi Sc. Brine
airy and Secondary SYPHILIS, biG0N0RRHusA.l
GBEEr, STRUCTURES, IMPuTENCH, Se, Also,
DsEAsEs PEouLlAR TO FEMALEs, aHd epe,V variety oj
CIg onic Diso 90, whatever may be its character.
Office hours from n m to p m. ali. 10 l.ii.
Sundays, to l0a IN, 2 to y nj. HrI 1i Il.a qa
Qiiee-Corner Of Jefferson and Fifth st, Dayton
Ohio. ctS-lmd3mw,u
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Z gN!zZz2EZ2Z2Zl ! q!
tt.i AND t.i ftHt.I
H l. u X


8 composition Of astringents, nsoripnts siimu!.
lants and carninatives, which tYefy rhysitlau gc.
knowledgeE ~ the only preparation that VIII etcta
permanent cure Of DEirheA ana liIEctcrs This Anti
Cholera Mixture II now IN tlse some pf ur army
hospitals where II glyes the greatest adisiarucu, II
has saved the lives nt thousands o soldiers and
eiZcns, and we wlll puanutre TO lie the test ren,e
dy ~ the world Tor Diarthen and pystntey.
Mr Woods, oi CoyIuEtou, My, Will be most happy
to satisfy any to the virtue Of StnC hand's Anti
OholeTa Mixture, ln tact We haSaa great nunliHr Of
testimonials trontTat entS hnh lt M afti
boing pronounced in unhle by their physicians, some
after taking only one hottie ct StrcKlgnds Anti Cho
era Mixture. lpYcusuicf Wnh biArIh,a aud nysen
tory try one hottie mli
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OF uARTPoRb, ooNNECrlGUn
EVERY MAN SHOULD INSURE MS LIFE.

INHE Htus grants policies FOR LlFE, Tor term
4 OF years, Enduwment policies and chldiens En-
dowment. Also, Non Foseitlng Policies, on who no
payment ls required amer ten years.
Five Thousand dollars paid on two Losses in this city
within the last month";. '..I 800
Among all the GontriyRnces of men 10 protect the
iaIny circle from want, none 0an Us eaund more sim
pie m ts character noble its features, certain III
~ results than lie Insurance. It's the prop winch
the dying husband eavea to Do
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HEYEE- WIBGOt8,
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRICKLANp's MELLLFLUOUs COUGH
DALSAM. ..y#r

This ~ the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, HOatseness, Asthma, Whoupine Cough, and
Consumption Everybody who has tried this excel
Lent BHlsam enthusiastically recommend Il. Mrs
MITCHELL Barr street, Cincinnati, says she has been
ieRrul suherer with cougu for many years, bud as
not TO be able to walk mp stairs She took one bottle
OF this ialsaG, and has beea better ever since, and
advises all VINO nave Coughs, Colds and Asthma to
Try this valuable Cough Bassm. Fifty cents per bot
tie sold by all drugists and manufactured al No. q
east Fourth street. Oinomuatg 4fi - tH fIIi
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FARM FOR sALI4.

DETWEEN now and the lst day. Of March A. D.
ID 1865, will sell at private sale my arm situated
mles aast OF Miamlshnrls, Mongom, ~ comfy, OHIO,
Said farm contains lOl acres, s IA good state Of cut
tyauon, has on tia good frame house and a large
barn. fine orchard Of irat trees Of every variety n
baRrug order, gpoi proportion Of sad land has
upon ID ts very best OF a bar; also water IN abpnd-
an e. For price ani other particulars, please call
the suOs ;rber oh the promlses or OF Allan Clay, ~
Mi4nishlrg, Ohio. rerm4, q cash On Aprl l. 1861
a in ohe, aud "a Ia Two years ,hercaltef .-
'a2lwts SAMUEL HEHRiNG.
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Farm for Sale.

uJHIRTY SIX ACRES oNrLANp, about one third
rrh hottnm, suited 10 the culture of tobacco, and
ND bdance hill land, suitable for ylnyard, situated
near the town OF WOodhurn, two miles from Center
Ulle, three miles from AleNandersyille, aud seven
Inlles from Dayton rbe improvements consist of a
two story frame house tontaining anne Or ton rooms
a harm carriage house corncrilrs, woOdh0use, nov
frame tobacco she tenAnt house, aIIi fargo Htohe
mill, formerly used ~ awoolep lit,nlA Wioy.
will h.. sold mt y law price, aud upon easy terms,
ii not sold within two OFfthroe weeks the above
premises will be offered at public auction
MARTHA ALEXANDER.
W II RrLyILLR, Attorney. teS ilWa,g2
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o YESl o YESl

VVNHE undersigned h q duly licensed Auct oneer
!or MontgonerycOunty, and Viii cry sales, ~
often ~ his services, may ho N demand, .t
Persons who have not taken out licouse will be Rt-
tended 10, if they violate the law . .
NJ B-Residence q miles s0nth-east ofMlAMls-
BlRq. Orders ieit with JOHN KtSER, iri or ApAM
Ia Col. GEORGE KlsER.
N'o.u.to-,,I,Roy ..H
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Public Sale.

A VALUABLE DARN, consisting n G2 acres IN
n Twin township, Prehle county, 9sq m'tes west Of
Pyrmont miles southeast o. Lewisburg wiil be sold
The impro yenpnts consist Of .a-guod house and
harm aud oihar oa atbmhlngs ~ gVoi wells ul Na4r,
cleaTed land; ths balance O the land VOL iimOered.
This farm lseouse1eGl y churches, splops mills,
6c and in m excellent neighhorhund, and vii posi-.
lively be sod ~ slhe hghestg la der. furms made
knownson day ~ stde
iI3idawts ..... .., SAMUEL siliMP.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15
De SAFE rpoM rar pApes or WANT

Would these ehldrea have comfortable home, anu
me means or oducttiunH Would this vile be ndBpen-
dent OF the cold charities OF the worldf Would lhls
aged anal feeble parent he provided iurf Would my
estate pay M ,eutsi Would there be no sacrifice Of
property by orced sales Oi an administrator 10 meet
the demands made when the market
tends downward, anu iar prlces cannot be realized "
How few can answer these question ~ their sahsae
uoni They fear a'iN them, and eneNlsh thy hebei
that they have long lease life. THIS ls bota ioO
ish and oWardly. The brave ulaP
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Farms for Sale.

y tor sale a valuable farm Of 40 OF land, 100
acres iind cultivation with brick house. new bank
harm nearly completed. large orchard, and ls pleas
antlv situated on the turnpike etdiug from reenVle
~ paila 2l miles east OF GettysbirG Darke county,
kso, sixty acres Of Improved aHd Within smile OF
GfeenVille. Tsrlns liberal. .
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ATTACHMENr

William Knauer, Plaintiff VS.. Win Vaughan aud O.
II. Vaughan, Partners IA Vaughan 4 Co, Defend
ants
Before John A. Stoppe man, Justice of tho Peace of
Dayton Township, Montgomery County, and state
of Ohio.
nN the 29th day o. Deeelntef 1891 saId Iustice IT
the Pea; issuei an order OF Attachment in the
AboV aeliO Tor the sum Of one hundred and sixty
five dollars and siXtyiour cents. Case set for hear
ing February 20 1865, At 10 o'clock 4. NJ,
WILLIAM kNAUER.
Dayton, January 2T, lSG5-feIwts
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}3Iantattun 4Sittrrs.
s. r.--1seo--x.

$ r. 199O--x.
Persons OF sedenery habits troubled With weakness,
o-sltldr palpitauon OF the heart, lack Of appetite,
distress after eating, torpid liver coustiPaton Sr.,
deserve suffer if they will try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
winch are now roco,nmcndcdby the highest medical
Aulhor,des nod war; uted to produce an iu,mediate
beneficial eHcct. 1heyhre exceedingly agreeable, per.
eety pure, and must superccde all other toucH where
healthy, gouue sumulant IS required.
1'tey purity, strengthen and mugorate;
g1ioy Greats a sesltny appeute;
They are an antdote to change OF water aud det;
They uyerco,ne efet dissipation aud late hours;
They strengthen the system and enyen the mtnd;
They prevent masInsuc and Intermittent levers;
They ruciy the breath and Aetlty of the stomach;
. They cure dyspepsia and Gonstpato
They cure dlarrhea cholera aud cholera mOrbl,-,
They care l,Yas uomplAint and uervous headache;
Tnoy make lbe weak strong, the lRnglnd brilliant
aud are exhausted naturey great restorer. They are
composed OF the celebrated ealisaya bark, winter.
green sassatrs, and herbs all preserv. din per
eetly pure ST. oroy rum.
"' have gwen the Plantation Bitters to hund-
reds Of our disabled soldiers with the most asoulsh
ing effect. U.. q. W. ANDREWS,
-upt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
.'t Tho pianlation Btiers have cured me of liver
complaint OF which was iald up prostrlie and had
70 abandon my bustuess.
II b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
a. owe much 10 you for verify believe the
Phntulnu Dit,crs ln,yG ssyet my lie H... ..H|
. Rev. W. II, WAGGuNEk, Madrid, N. Y" y
Thou wilt send me two bottles E,ore Of thy
Plantation utters My wife has been greatly benefit.
ted by their use. Thy friend,
ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa
O." have been great sufferer from dyspepsia,
and had to abandon preaching. The Plantation
tiers have cured me.
Rev. j. $. CATHORN, Rochester, NJ Y"
:" send twenty-iour dozen more OF your
Plantation Biters, the popularity Of which daily
increasing with the guests of our house.
SYKES, CHADWICK & CO.,
Propriotors Wizards llotel, Washington,D. O."
Such are one in thousands of certificates daily re.
celved They immensely beneficial to weak per,
sons and delicate females.
lie cautious OF re-hlled bottles. See our signature
iipe steel plate label. They not sold by the
gallon, They are uuly sold IN our patent log cabin
bottles, by respectable druggists grocers, hotels
looms, steamboats, and eouutry stores. .
. p. II, DRAKE 4 CO.,
r22daw6m 2O2 Brosdway, N. Y.
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Evan ,vbere he has preceded them into eternity Syit
Inc honest debtor satisfies his conhding creditor
fate seemed least propltious In amoral and worldly
sense 1t il one great weapon ny Whch 70 l'o u'''" "
his sting. ,,.----,r ar, -,
let any husband, father, son, ask hlmset I'll was
tV die toni ght, would those who are desr 10 me
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ano gsIoak Rlaktn9.

FASHIONABLE DREss a. CLOAK MAKING
ATtsS ANNA MUSSER, fashionable Dress and
Nl Cloak Maker begs 70 INFORM her old customers
and tle puhlir generally that she has opened shop
shH spl'eis rud ON, snd viii Furnish dress and clDsE
trimmings Il desired. t aild2we
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Wine Plants, Grape Roots, etc

n HAVE for sale the genuine CHINESE WINE
PLANTS Grape Roofs, iGvergreenH OF superior
quality, Shrnhbery OF every description, Fruit aod
shade rrh Of all yAreesall Of the very best qusl-
NV Address through Post nice, at my premises,
and will call Immediately GEOkuE SAY,
ie9dsw Corner LudloW aud First streets.
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qua CRk Err Y.

| EARN ESlLY caution ALI young men suffering
RON Nervous Debility, &c. against endangering
ihelr health by patIomAug any Of the advertising
quiuks You ian fully recover by the methods used
by the ads cruiser, and by hundreds OF Others and in
no other Nay. Read letter which wal send YOU II
yqq viii send me post paid envelope hearing your
Address. Direct to EDWARD n. TKAVER,
deZ9daw6m IH'.f.I. Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

Young mtn iuut starting IN BUSINESS, WHOSE abisf
capal IS their energy and integrity their
lives 20 the amount OF half their liabilities Such an
act oi dislntereated honestywhen knoBn to their re
ltors would justly Increase their CONFIDENCE tpgtnen
II would show thatthey did not wish To leave Their L
friends exposed to any geney; aniIbe
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Gu llqrsrmrn.
FARMERS H1RSENEN
q NaM..EIEl--5- D - -.

1 Z ANING orened ShQeing Shop on the corner
II of st. ulairand Fonrth strecls Is now prepared
IloTses sh6d ins manner which will certainly meet
heir app. ohation uaYng devoted hmsslfto this
lsiness ~ Eprcialitg, and having had yesrs D
II rlrnrc u the husness, they invite the attenhOn OF
the publi"to to The lcisahove mentoned lie will en-
deavor TO meet all demands promptly and do his
worf satlsf-torily. Give him q call
fnoyl" lind GESSLBR 4 MOCK.
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Farmers & Mechanics Hotel.
NEW ARRANGEMENT, al
wAaN ER ss sHIRK-


ITAVE taken this old and popular Hotel on Second
L street, Dayton, aud hope by their attention to
biAiness 90 sustain the we'll earned reputation oi ha
~ tii known house, JiEll f.f l'''t"
The services OF Mr.. Henry Foster 30 widely known,
have been retained as Cletk.
u Tho patronage o. its former Hlendsih conudehtlS
.aniieirated aug29-d6w
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USvBBYBopY IL being cured Of this distressing
~ disease by the use OF HH H'
Dr. Stricklands Pie Remedy.

Read what those say who have used It;
Mr.. Charles ". Land. am, Of Louisville, and Mr.. j..
Hazarde, Gnciunab, o. both we're cured al ter uslDg
one pot of Dr. Siricklnpds Pile Remedy TlrSsay
they have tried everything hut could obtain no reic,
hut one Pot OF Strieklands Pile Remedy Effected a
perfect cure after suffering Tor many y,ps with the
worst kind Of Piles They recommend every one
who ~ suffering 70 uyit M
Ask for .#f b. .r Hl.#G.HIl1 H IHu.Ef
t9l DR. ShieklaRds Pile Remedy di
Sold by all druggists, IS cts pot. MaunlactHrrda at
No. q Fast Fourth 81, Cincinnati, q. mia
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Ellsuranrt.

- - i VI u
Buckeye Mutual Insurance Go.
1TIRE AND M a RLNEl
sAPI NJ AND s2ooo 600
No SCR1P END &
Fronts Divided In Cash Among Stock and
Policy Holders.
Takes Marine hRzards OF sll kinds. Fire risks on
buildings, Merchandise, Furnlure, Vessels in Port,
and the betleS class Of risks generally
ID 1 = q . RS
VIM Hart, p Chambern,
X Potion, J. ?. Rohnson, 40
Amasa Stane, IT,. VIM. Wellhouse,
l.. D. HudAOn, o. NJ. Oyiatt,
H Garfetson, h. W Pelton
A. J. Breed. U.u
ofhce-oylatrs Exchange, foot Of Superior street,
Cleveland OHIO
WILLIAM HART, President
Z. n. HUDsoN, SeeretRry. rf H .l..u rt
auI9 J. n. sToPPELMAN, Agopt N Dayton.
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That he may grspple with ~ wise man. that be
may study iis nature and palite its threatening The
means OF palhAson are A hand, VI easy access w ALL
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T"IH4 700 HHIIt
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TVNHIS HOnse, (stuate uiilos south Of Dayton, on
the iIebanOn pike,) ~ prepared 10 Rccommo-
date customers in the most satisfactory manner
June II, ISGE .#s d3un
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,finanfiaI ana GsmnlsrfiaI.
> :.
New York Market.

NEW YoaE. July 20
Cptton-sll heavy snd droopipg II $50 for uiddling
ana ~ auction, for Government account 600 baleA
day Of Savannah ct ~ Tor niddliog fair nor
ntddlinG S0k83lc for low middlinG 26kDNc for good
ur0snrry, and 13c for ordinary ali payable h Gold.
H1eur-otD loo lower on common brands and choice
brands very hrA with advanctpg tendency 1t 10
= for Extra State; 90@7 10 for common to good
shipping brands Extra B. H. o. and l5Os 10 for trade
br9nds.
whsat-sprine dahl snA 70 y loves: Winter to SC
bsttef, with good demand, At a6@1 70 for Chicago
Spring; 1Aol - IT III Club; l1Ol ~ for Anbss
Nil; SOL 65 for Winter Red Western; l IS for m
sDund do, andl 60 for Winter Red.
Rys-ecarce and very arm. ealss OF Western, to n
Bsrlsy-onist.
CorR-without decided change at so0s2I<c for un.
sosnc sa06tc for sound mixed WESTERN attsr price or
high mixed nearly yellow.
O.fs-lu1i 81 6l062c for Western.
Ric<-Qnist
Coffee-DnA.
sunr-steady 1t lA11c for Musoovsdo, and Hasans Il
l11<116Ac
4olasses-Duif.
HoDs-Quies and arm 1t Ioalsc. 8
fstroieum-Quet IT S21<c for Crude; s1D521<c Sbr
A:aned in Bond. and 7o1f072c for do Free.
Pornlbun snd lover 1t 30 soesl % ,br ,e~ me.
closing At 90 IS cash; q oo27 50 for 1861 do e 0o
Also 500 bbls Lev meas for August ssIlsr and buy
ers option, 1t % 0O03O Co. =
Bsef-Quiet At 10 oo0N 90 for plain nsss and IL O.
0lo % 6or extra msss-
Beef Hans-6carce and firm.
Gut Assss-1irner At l30lSc for shoulders, and IL
o2lhp for hams
L>rd-steaAy At 17If0223<c.
| STATE. ~ =
chssss-saies At 12,~s1s1<e for common 70 prime
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NV RAILROAD RourE. The Toledo Blade
has the following notice Of the recent railway
consolidation from that place to the Missis-
sippi river at this point Here is = great
thoronghfare Of Eastern travel which offers
great inducements to travel both East and
West Especially is it tie route for citizens
OF Iowa JouFneying towards the Atlantic. We
are glad far the prosperity of our city that
keokuk is the western terminus Of the con-
soldated route:
we have already announced the organization Of
this corporation being consolidation of the fol.
lowing companies, to-wit: The Toledo and Wa
bash Company, from Toledo to the Illinois State
line; the Great Western, from State line 10 hi
nois river q Mersdesia; the Toledo and Qniney
from Meredosia to Camp Point; and the illinois
and Southern Iowa, from Clayton ION the Toledo
and Quincy to Hamilton opposite Keokuk
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PETROLEUM V. Nasty looked, and behold
there were many g dimmycratic wimen be-
fore whose mental vision there rose fearful
prospects of matrimonial troubles ahead
Saith Petroleum
In times gone by I've notist gushin virgins NV
A., full l6 hands high and tuf ca wire. holdn
alof banners onto which wuz inscribed Save us
from Niger Equality" 700 sec it soothcd EN- To
hey chance advertiser, LIT, That they WI.
frale, helplis critters, and I'd, That anshent and
tub ez they wuz. some wun wux still goin for en-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

PrRsoSAL~- much pleased to meet,
yesterday, our old friend Capt. Frank M.
Viewer, who is sojourning among us for a few
days. His friends-and we don't know q
! uset has more-will be glad to see him.
HerdldSg our editorial brethren affords US
--Ss& Ihe4asure at any time. Especially So,
when they are genial and estimable, asis Bro
Fcwier, OF the Carthage GGzette. Shook his
dexter digits yesterday, and wished HIM then,
a. We DO now, increasing prosperity to him.
self and his excellent paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

TIE Ploindedler says the Wardens house,
atthe State Prison, now nearly completed, is
ohe of the most convenient and economically
censtructed dwellings in the State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

:, HE oregonians are getting excited over
the discovery ofnew gold diggings, reputed to
be the richest and most extensive ever found
IN the Northern country. The new district il
situated m the C9us d'Alene mountains.
Lots OF big strikes have been made-in one
case 81 900 from 500 pounds of rock
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

WE call the attention of our readers
g. the advertisement of Prof. Arthur A.
Nemsr, the accomplished guitarist. Our
mu1ical friends viii do well to take advantage
u this rare opportunity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-21

An individual who has good part of the
. Yankee" about him, has been located on
the corner of Fourth and Main streets for the
past few days, with GLOWING apparatus. !"
The crowds that honor him with their pres
ence try the strength of their lungs, while the
aforesaid individual tries the strength of their
rpocket- books--at FIVE cents per elbow