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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-25
BUSINESS STAND, HOUSESA SANDLOI

Location, on the south side of the Square, by The Pre-
terian Church, Apply to w. A. PECK, office, ua.
Block north side of Square. NAV Is Is.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-25
70 the Public Of NeWberrY.

TO TIE FuDIIC OF NGWD6EEy4
MRS. J. W. CARROLL having returned to
III Newberry, eaFers her services as Instrue-
.tress in Vocal and Instrumental Music, also
French, German and Italian. languages. For
terms, g.. apply at her residence opposite Dr..
P. B. RufTs. a. H.. >.
Oct. 4-4l-tf- y IL. .
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-25
Saluda Old Town Plantation.

THE subscriber wishing TO confne his atten-
I ton to. a plantation ina different part of
the State, desires torert for next year or lease
for series of gears,the above place, four miles
below Chappelps Depot on che EdgefeId side Of
Saluda River 1t contains aBout 900 acres Of
which about 400 acres are cleared upland, and
220 acres very superior and safe creek and river
bottoms. :. ..>,
BeGore3the war the dsuaF crop Of 'thc place
with twenty full bands was FIVE bales OF cotton
to the hand and corn and bacon to sell.
: To an approved teHant the terms will be made
Advantageous . The rent will either be. a fixed
sum, ora proportion of the crop; and the neces-
sary corn, bacon, &C., for next years consump-
ton may be had on the place. eThe use of stock
Tor its purchase ma: also be arranged for
Oct, 4-41-5t, . JOHNSON HAGOQD.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-25
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,


Delaines,. from so to rs cts. per yard.
Merino $1,000 200 per yard.
Black S0m6azine, S1.50 per yard.
Fine Black AIpacca, S1.25 cts per yard.
White, Colorcd and Red Flannel, 81 to 1.50.
Sea Island Bleached Homespun. =
Sea Island Homespun.s
Cashmere for Pants.
Hoop Skirts for Ladies and Children
= Jaconet. :
Check MasEn: ~s. =
Bishops lawn -. --.g,a.
Brilliants = =
Cambria, all coloTs-
Broadcloth. ......,
F. Ladies Beautiful Broadcloth ClcakS.
Checked Gingbams. e.
Braid for Dresses: : s. -
Ladies' and Mems Gloves. 4
Balmoral Skirts. ...
Bafnoral Hose. - Z
White Hose, Half Hose.
Ladies and Cbildren's Hoods p,
BasqueS -.- -
Fancy Hair Gonaes.
Silk HandkerchiefS. 3 .,.
Ladies and Gents Linen IIandkerchiefs. -.
LcllucT= IUG SIlh De!tS. -@..
Belt Buckles . -..
scarfs, all sizes aud prices.
Ladies'4Collars. .-.-.-
Spool Cotton, Needles.
Hair Pins. - 49,.
Coat, Pant and Vest Buttons. .-
Chidren's Wool and Merino Hose. ~.
Black and Coored Flax Thread.
Bleached and Unblcached Canton Flannel.
Toweling, Ticking. So. r.. ms. sg.s;.- ~
Hooks and Eyes, Silk Thread. :.
Figured Alpaca. -.
,Yall StuG.-GGreen, Brown and Blue
> White, Black ard Colored Spool Cotton.
Hair Combs,sDress Combs, Pocket Combs.
HaifBrashes, Clothes Brushes, Foeta Brushes
CLOTHING .
Goats, Vests, Pants.
-Overshirts. 49,. -.
UndcrshirtS, n
Drawers. 2 ~.
Linen and Paper CSaars.
Neck Ties. ..... =
BOOTS, SHOES & HATS.
Boots-an excellent stock.
Ladies and Mems Shoes, all styles, sizes,
numbers and prices.
Hats and Cloth Caps:
PERFUMERY, SOAP =.
Cologne. VI, .r. ...
Hair Oil.
Pom&dc. .,,.r .. -... .-
Lsb5a's Extracts O
Musk. -.
Fancy Toilet Soaps.
Brown Windsor Soap.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wool and Cotton Cards.
S. W. Collins Axes.
Nails, Nos 4, 6, s and 10.
Knives, Razors and Strops.
Spectacles and Spectacle Gases.
Watch Crystals, Keys and Guards. ..
Copperas, 10 cents per pound.
Blue Stone. % cents per pound.
Trunks, Fa!iscs, Carpet Bags. 0
Umbrellas, .E= :
Tubs, Buckets Broorns, Sifters.
Wash Boards. -.
Ink, pens, Writing Paper andEnVelopcs.
Gun Caps. --- -.
Blacking and Brushes, @-:
H. CDooDc Too ~SpooDc
61Cio oRoo1ts' PooI:1' GO Nt'00"''
oeAe' 7'0Vns'
CONFECTIONERY.
Fancy French Confectionery.
French Candy at Is cents per pound.
Stick Candy, so cents per pound. -.
TOYS.
Large and assorted stock of Toys.
-CROCKERY..
Plates. CuEs and Saucers.:
Ewers and Basins. 49,. (
T. .C1boTohorc
Wator P;tchors ~..-
SEE SsstF nis6es : .S1@Sso' u.....
+ 80, D;+aIHn;:. -. ..
,'.1Trsa5iIN'"etS. T,,Sa55ors -
7F;nnn 19motSIss GIsssos -. .-~ -
ItnipsHoa tias. o.SEGt p;tcbors -, >-.
B3ttsSi5 BottsS Disbss' sbts"S[s.
Preserve Glasses.
+ cr..o ,nd Black T.s,
Sneorl,a0 90 25 30. IS cents per pound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-03
lie is said TO "Kn0w All AbOat" the
Assassination.
Tgs. snrratt's Daughter Again III Court.
EVIDENCE III FAVOR OF PAYNE.


SPECIAL DlspatcI 10 Inc " v '''u"'''
WASHINGTON Friday. Jane :, 1861.
Parties have been in court who pretended 20
recognize Peyne as Richard Lee, son Of tie Rebel
Admiral Lee. AID nephew Of Gen. Lee. Tie identity
is not credited
Tie court room Of I've ccnspirators trial was more
than ever crowded to-day. Gov. Andrew was alnops
tie spectators.
Much ofthc day was spent on unimportant testimony
Miss Anna SurIat sat IL the court I'll the after.
noon alfred IN black and had slight crsai0D
with her mother through an officer Of the court.
The reading Of the letter found At the National ro-
tel written from point forty fifty miles mp tia val
ley OF the Shenandoah on the 9th Of April and mailed
at Cumberland Maryland on the :th Of May, produced
some sensation It's numerous allusions to the
oil business were universally accepted
a'llsions TO tho assassination business and would
appear 20 give point to the reported letter from
Junius Brntus Booth 10 the murderer. which was re
ceyeG here the day after the assassination.
The testimony respecting Payne WAS listened 70
with close attention. Tie principal witness was a
Young and ITepossessing woman. Payne maintained
the usual upright position Of the time and net tie
gaze Of the SPECTATORS indifercnIy heretofore
Ills face very slightly flushed during the prcoeeh
inSs in his behalf The effort TO set up plea OF insan
ity for him did not meet with nuch success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-03
20 sac Associated Frrss.

20 shc Associated fress.
WASHINGTON, Friday, June = I-6j.
After the reading OF the record the cXamina-
ton O. the witnesses ior the defense was resumed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-03
Iy4NrVAT,ON OF Holm cUNTHrR.

~ III EVtIa--I iUt -TT5tIUVI u " . -
III. witness was substantially the ihet Of the
previous witness L. testified 20 having boarded FOR
years a the house t which the prisoner stopped
for hx or seven months aud certain Oi having seen
hm about the boarding house tive or three days
or the assassination: witness never him wear a
Ilustaehe Crossenomipfd By sdge Advocate B'iSha
Witness saw the prisoner generally n the morning or
evening, tie accused did not sleep at The boaidios
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-03

III W EwinP.-lThe fub.tirce o. Tie testn0ny
Il s witness wa os follows. Witness knew the pi
oner Edward Spang.er. having BOARDED az house
which he prisoner boarded foF tve OF six months ~
the assassination ,be accused remained a. te house
several DAYS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05
,1inzntiRI 1ls Gsnnertial.


K1OkUK MARED1.
DAILY Gam Carr 0yvscs, /
Septe4hsr 4 1855.
Only fair bssi.sss ss-Aa5 ~ priess sssn
pretty stssay oanoptasffsles. 0eAss6skssuaing.
Eges A. aepias down. Shippers srs halliae Of
owing - tAssvasm xsa&Ass "a 80 .assline in
other marietta. .tiAlaf siss.ssss g.yss.,,f~
wasAs-OM Pm y - 70 Ire; new Pan d -
10 I ~ choice nsw Pan u -. assaasf.4Ns,ss -
'coRx-Not nseA easfsd. Eais6 wsts 4 q v
30 cents. ssssAA @ssxs8usn So '-.
s0Ars--Old 4 . 70 rs new q II = Ne.
Rys-Rssdy sale It Is y -, nsw Is 10 ~. i.
sssDs-Tinothy - %, Flaxsssd q %. $50
WOOL Un~ashsd - 10 sec; tsb.wsshsd -;
fleece washed 40 to -. Esa
PofAfoEs--4s to 40. $3.50 ssn Sfs assss'H ssss
'OsIoSs--6S 10 s0c.
HAr-Tsmsthy tls 90; sIr-ifie " ssto o.. '7-s
BExswAx-R Ready sale at 40c r.
Eaas-Unsteady; quite . decline from our quo
tations Of yesterday. Buyers would not give morn
than is to Ice. s-a5 Il 4sse.
BurrEs-ls 70 lsc for pssksd, sad for choice
20 to 23c. s'
BAcos-lsc; Lard zoe.
HmEs-Dry flint lie; dry sailed &c; green Sc,
and green sailed &c. '@
RAes--Free from wooden 40.
TALLow-In barrels lie; loose &c.
HoSEY-Choice zoe.
PEAcHEs-Green at 81 SO to 2s0s 90, accord
ing to quality -
Arplss--Green at 50 to sOs9$l 90, sesordins
to quality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

no' s"s.' .p the rnretted sieere of eare-
1hs cure Of each day's 'ooe, sore labor. ban
6as~ % AErt m,ads, great Nasnre's secosd e,..r..s
e"sy nosrsSer :" Lves feoa"-PLArrAT,o.
Who that has suffered. long from nx..-
Heartburn, Liver Complaint, Jaundice, and All
the lille tho stomach il heir to, will not, for that
sick stomach's sake, take PLANTATION Blrrr..
and have s~~ed'cfe re'iefS A good eject Il
guaranteed from the very first dose. 1t has pev.r
bsen known 70 fail Thousands have tried Il a.S
ore cured. Go thou and do Likewise.
d-tus-thurs- sat-wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

lrroih the hePuohcan OF sept. I'd
Cattie-There is no new feature to report iy
beeves. Receipts continue rather under the de-
mand and prices are consequently high Good
shipping cattle are much wanted 1t to &c y n
gross, and more stock Is needed by the feeders
who are paying p to 3ac for such steers as an
swer their purposes. Cows and three-year old,
are worth $50 to As 90 p head; yearlings add two.
year olds SIS to % 90 d head.
Hogs-There continues to be . good inquiry
and the market is firm At to lIAc for common 10
choice. =
sheep-The stock is fully up to demand, excep,
Tor prime qualities. They are scarce and wanted
rrlees range 1t from ~ so to 90 p head for
common to prime.
Lsnbs-Are in good demanded 81 to ; Is per
Veal Calves-There is brisk demand and ssles
are daily made at $40 to is 90 p head % to size
and condition.
Mich Cows andSpringers-Are in good demand
for shipping and city purposes. Only prime are
wanted. and they are worth from SO to 60 90 per
aaa-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

At came out before an English Police Court.
'aa' practice exists among beggars to keep their
caiiaren from growing, by feeding them with gin.
% as to ensure always having a baby to .t,r..,
"pAssiOn' In the case before the Court, child
-Oa' years OLD was stunted SO as not to appear
more 'nan twelve months old. This result could
never have been accomplished had pinkertou..
"ahoo and Calisaya Btters been used instead a.
'ney are healthful and invigonting, and can be
used oy all ages with benefit. One trial will sat
is'y' FOR sale everywhere. wilkinson. Bartlett
Co., Agents, Keokuk. 40
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

AevaeW OF the -. AOoae M2Ekoe.
[From the Evening Dispatch Of Sept. 7d.]
Tohacco-Bright manufacturing ieaf higher,
other grades unchanged. Sales green luRs II Is
to 20; factory do 1t - 30 to 90; planter do
at So to co. common shipping Loaf q o. rs to
II so; medium do at $l3 90 to IA rs; good do 1t
80 81 to 10 IS; eonmon manufacturing leaf at
$lS Is to % 49, medium do at 500 rs to 81 50;
good do at $45; fine do at $50 to SO IS per 100
pounds.
Wheat-The market 10 without change sines
yesterday. Sales poor fan At s5c to 81 common
fall at 81 3o choice spring and damp fall at 81 3d.
good fall at 81 IS; prime do At 81 IS; choice fall
at - Is; choice white Ut - 80 per bushsl.
Flour Market dull at yesterdays prices; fall
extra at 81 40 to IS; low double extra at $s Is
to So So
Rye Flour-sales at IS per barrel.
Corn-Yellow and mixed continue firm, but the
market was inactive. Sales mixed ct 78c; mixed,
yellow and white in lots at soc; and white II SO
per bushel.
Oats-Markct steady, with sales at 80 to sac; In
lots and part delivered, at IS to 400; and old 1t
SIC per bushel.
Rye-Stsady, with sales at roc per bushel
Hay-Considerable lots inferior on hand, which
are hard to sell. Sales poor at $l2; tight st SIC;
delivered at $1s per ton.
Hides-Flnt, IA to l44e per n
whisky-Salu at - rs per gallon.
Pork-Sales country mess at 42S 80 Per Dbl.
Bacon-Sales choice shoulder, loose, ct le3c;
clear sides in now gunnies for shipment to the
West, at zoe; clear sides loose At l01c p n.
Boans--Sales ct 81 so per bushel i
Standardization advanced the price Of
FAX to-day to 81 50 per bushel for choice. Ssles
timothy 1t a 90 per bushei ,sa
Butter-Sales to-day Mt 70 to 24c, and dairy 1t
3oc per 10.
Eggs-Sales at &c per dozen.
Wool--Sales 6eece-washcd At soc; unvashed ct
SIC, and tub-washed ut 6Ss p ib.
Onioas-Sales at SOC to S5c pes bushei, pkgs N
both cases included.
Bran-Sales 1t re per 100 ibs and uiddlines
ct 81 l6, SKIS inclusive.
droeeries-we have no change to note, and conf
tinue to quote fair to prime Rio coffee 1t 81 to
3ztc; skimmings at 2S4 to 29tc Java 1t 50 to 37c;
Porto Rico sugar at l63 to lie; good Csba 1t loo;
fair do ut l44 to l5c Rice il seli.r ia tiero,e II
l2Ac, bags At lite. New York syrup noIassss
steady at 80 to 65c; Hanna's New Orleans syrup
in barrels, 30 to Csc; kegs 81 to o5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05


From the Evening journal, Sept. 81
The Flour market was very quiet, and the de-
mand WAS confined to filing orders. There was
no quotable change in prices. The sales ooApriss
about SEQ bris at $l2 rs for White Winter; ~ 50
to IS for medium Spring extras and IS 90 to
5's7l for Spring supers.
There was moderate demand only for What,
and the changes in Spring were nnimporta.t.
Winter Wheat advanced about Sc per bushel and
was in fair demand, but only small supply. The
sales were at the range of 81 So to 6S for No. 1
Red; 81 rs to 1 30 for No. Red; 81 ~ for Rx-
trs Spring; 81 81 to 81 323 for No. l Spring; and
II Is to l 20 for No. Spring. Rejected sold at
Csc. The market closed quiet ut 81 3l3 to / 81
for No. Spring. as
about ! to lc per bushel on yesterdays inside
prices. The market closed at 654c for No. I and
arm. The sales were at the range Of IS to &c for
No. ]. 66 to Csc for free board 62& 70 b3&
for No. in stores 81 to $50 for Rejected; and No.
Canal Mixed afost sold At 554 to 6oc; yellow
sold at zoe. and free on board At Tic.
Oats were In good shipping demand, and hrmer
at an advance Of to 2e, the market closing quiet
at 1874 to 35c The sales were 1t the range Of 33
to 34c for No. !, and at 80 70 Sic for No. 2. in
store.
Rye was in good shipping request and was
frmer, prices advancing l to e per bushel and
closing firm. The sales were u the range Of SO
W toc tof Nv. III saoIes nuu - ~ fVc
in store.
Barley was irregular and ansettled and prices
continue at wide range fos the same grade The
sales at the range Of 50 to Ole for No. in
store.
Highwines advanced l to &c per gallon with
sales At 81 u to %; the upper price for small
lots.
Provisions were dull and easier. Sales we're
light at 500 to 80 for Mess Pork, and $22 per brl
for Rumps. small lot of sugar cured canvassed
Hams sold at 29Ac packed. Lard is inactive and
nominal.
Salt is firm and steady. The Custom House
books show deficiency in the stock here of I49-
CTS brls as compared with the stock on hand 1t
this date last year. Sales were made ut 81 So for
Fine, delivered in lots.
Timothy was steady and unchanged. with fair
demand. Sales of poor at 81 30 per bushel: good
at So 35. Flax Seed firm, scarce and in demand
ct 81 40 to so per bushel for round lots of choice
Sales 20 bags poor at 81 IS per bushel.
The Wool market remains very dull, and there
is but little movement. We hear Of no sales bat
understand that dealers arc buying at So to $50
for fair to good fleece washed.
Potatoes-Market very dull and nominal Five
loads were offered to-day at l0c per bushel and
no sale, owing to the rot.
Groceries-The market remains firm and there
is steady good business doing, but prices are
about the same as previously noted. Coffee is held
with great hrmness, owing to the adyices from the
East Sugars are also firm to-day, and there 10 Q
steady firm demand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

1.-Two persons who are now figuring some.
what conspicuously in the Andersonv;lle ,r;o,
NJ ashlngton, were some years ago citizens
OF heokuk, and enthusiastic partizans of the
pro-siavery Democracy. Capt WIspER will
De remembered by most of our old citizens az
pink of Democratic chivalry and Su.rnr
one OF "IRz's counsel, though less known.
was Tor time, one of the editors fthe Dem
ocratic organ in Keokuk-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

DASE Nature, after consuming her chill
dren for some days past with intense heat,
and suffocating them with dust and annihila-
ting them with musquitos, grew amiable yes
terday afternoon, sending most refreshing
shower. Rip Van Wrinkle shall bless her
therefor. 1t will make his slumbers the more
ENJOYABLE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

a VERY deairabls municipal Improvement,
now happily finished, is that plank walk up
Second street. Remembering painful expe-
nences under the old regime,Twe tender a
vote of thanks to those responsible for the
improved condition Of that side walk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

iAI'A ofrES Die long before the System
'e' It's youthful visor; this should not be 20.
prevent this species of necrosis use Fragrant
eoioposr. 1t keeps the dental bone alive. II.
snAmei spotiess, the gums rosy and elastic. tn.
breath pure and the mouth clean
d-tue-thurs-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

THANKS to Mr.. Harry Fulton for some Of
the finest peaches we have seen this vear
Our readers may judge Of the size-ten
inches and a half in circumference-but they
cant begin to appreciate the deliciousness o,
the taste, for we have done that too effectu.
ally,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

TIE TEMPERANCE PLArToRA il the title of
No. !, Vol. l, Of . good looking and web
conducted temperance journal which comes
to ~ from Dubuque.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

We are indebted to our friend, VIM. Brow.
nell, for Vicksburg papers containing the pro-
ceedings Of the Susie <convsnt;on of Missis.
sippi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

NEW Goops.-J. NJ. Walter has inst 70.
cerved new and complete assortment Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, directly
from New York and Boston, and is not going
70 be undersold by any merchant in the c;tv.
a.ease call and examine, before buying, at
s"Ve'i heokuk septI-d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

HE MARsHALrows FAIR.-The follov;po
from the Marshalltown correspondent. of the
davenport Gazette shows, we fear. tina. tho
orphans Fair has not been immensely a sue
cess; "Since sending yeu my letter of Tues.
Gay morning, have had some leisure to look
around and correct first impressions of the
Fair. First, l al. disappointed in tie stten.
dance. Tuesday was the real open;ng dav
yet there were not more than eight hundred
persons present at any one time. / fear that
aserous mistake has been made in selecting
'he isir grounds at this place Of course the
town is new; the country around but sparselv
setted, comparatively; then no center;np Of
railroads or any other connections by which
large number of persons could he readily con.
fregated. Small as is the attendance. tho
limited accommodations ore necessarily ia rad
almost to full capacity. The dispiav Of GOOD.
Is very large, and much credit is therefore 70.
hected on the jealous laborers to whose in.
dustry the Fair is SO largely indebted but Of
what use without buyers. Certain it is that
not one.fiftieth ofthe articles here will find
purchasers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

bosApARrr Goops.-Messrs. Spiesbereer 4
myers have IN store large stock of Bona
parte goods, consisting of Jeans, Flannels
Lnseys' Cassimeres, Blankets, and Yarn Of
80 ~Sois' 0uo3l-lv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05
CITY NEWS.

THEArRICAL--The troupe were unable to
open, as advertised, yesterday evening.
They will play Lucretia Borgia tonight
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

MSsrEIs.--Duprez 4 Green's celebrated
minstrels will give an entertainment at the
Atheneum, Monday and Tuesday evening",
lhis Is not their first appearance here and our
citizens will be glad again to witness the per
formances of a troupe that has, we believe.
invariably pleased at every appearance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

10 those DESTROYS of bargains in dry goods.
Ao'iohs' &c. we would say 60 and see Kra.
mer' Irwin l. Co, as they have large stock
OF seasonable goods for sale at very low
prices. d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05

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FIFTY dozen new style Imperial Gore Hoon
Skirts for sale at Lesem's q.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-05
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