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many yindependent'military companies

many independent military companies
After these came largo number of va.
rious organizations, civie,osm military
foreign, literary, and fire companies
Including many thousands. The pro-
icession was divided into eight divis-
ions, each COMMANDED by a aMarshal
assisted by many aids. Tic whole
was followed by delegation Of color.
cd Free Masons.
The procession moved from Wash,
,ington street, nffoht oftho Capitol
to Eighth street, thence south on
Eighth street, past the former resi-.
ldenee ofMr, Lincoln, to Monroe, thence
west to Fourth street, thence to Oak
Ridge Cemetery. --s-ss-.r sr..-r-.-
AS soon as the procession moyed
out the firing OF guns ceased until eve.
ming
The head Of Che column reached The
cemetery about half past II O'clock
and as many as could be accommodate
cd filed into the grounds. The funeral
services. proceeded as laid down in the
programme.
While the body was being removed
from the Statc-housc, the great choir
Of 1000 singers, assisted by the tahd,
sang PlcyeI's hymn, the beautiful com
position beginning:
"chilIrcn OF the Heavenly King,
A yc iodrnty swoGily sing
Yc metravclling home to God I'D H.t
Intle way our fathers Itrbd' n, #
Arrived at the ccmetory, the process.
sion passed under u high arch OF ever
green's elevated over the principal On,
trance, an wound down q long valley
between two oak covered ridges to the
tomb. In front of this the hcarsc
paused, and there they rcvercntly re.
moved the coffin and laid it on that
tomb, in that low and silent valley,
under the shadow of tho great oak
trees just springing into verdure of
which the sloping hill sides were COW
cred all about for acres with the gath :
cred multitude. Rev. A. Hale then
opened tho exercises with an appro.
pirate prayer, which was followed by
a dirgc composed for the occasion by
G.. r. Root. The Rev. N. w. Ulincr
then read selections from the first chap
ter Of st. John, and other selections
Then came tho choral. "phco, O,
Lord, from st. Paul, followed by the
reading Of the Presidents last inau.
gural, by Rev. A, G. Hubbard. An
other dirgc, by Otto, was followed by
the funeral oration by Bishop Simpson
The Bishop spoke withgrcat cloqucncc
Tic elected frequent and hearty out
bursts Of applause, and when he allu-
dcd to the Bloody and appalling man
ncr, and the suddcnncss OF his death,
there were very Gw dry eyes in the
whole. vast asscmblago. With q re.
quicm, and bcnediction, and funeral
drgc, composed by Rev DR.. Gurley
the exercises concluded.
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LIST OF LETrERs

Remaining unclaimed in the Pos. Office Mt Joncas.
ter, State ofOhio, on the 18th Of january, 1858.
ns5-To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for "dfCcrSci Letccs," give the date OF
this list, andpay one cent for adyerilsins.H
B5-tfnot called for. within ono mOath they sllfbe
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Free Delivery ofLeters by carriers, ut the rcsden-
ces of tile owners, may DO secured BY observing the
following Rules
/. Direct lettersplalnlyto the streetani number,
as well as the Posotice and State = 80
O. Hcadleters withhe writer's fOstTee and St1fe,
street and number; sign them plainly with full name
and requcstthat answers be directed acco rtlinnlv
3, Letters to strangers or transient tisitors In a
town city, whose special address may br anknown
should bomarked the lowor left band corner with
the word ;rransicnt" +" Ell EN 4-7''i y
4. Place the Postage Stamp on the upper riqat
hdgd corner and Lcfrc space between the stamp and
direction FOR pod-mdrkidg without interfering With
tho writing. uIGT19 2
N. B. A Request for tho Return of a letter to the
writer il unclaimed within 10 days oriess written OF
printed with the writer's name pOsf-oDco and State,
across the left hand end of the envelope on the cG
side, willbe complied with atthe usual prepaid rate
the Wrtcr.--Sec. 2S JJatg of iSC1
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pg~Tho most wonderful discovery
of tho age, and ono which, ifp properly
approximately the people, will save
millions from Bronchial Affections,
Consumption, and the grave Is tho
Liquid CatarrIi Remedy discovered by
DIR. D. II. SFe'yP. Consumption can.
not be cured, oasi II thheIygusei OF this
Catarrh Remedy win save many per-
son whois now rushing biindly into
its mereiless grasp. a4 ~ ru i#
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The Copperheads and the Assa ssination
Tho Cincinnati V1fj0DdI TIuj0u has

The Copperheads and the Assa ssinntion,
The Cincinnati National Union has
:. ";'"lG ""nop, the question rs to who
murdered Inc president, ana III cnnrgcn
the Coppcrhcads Of the North with the
responsibility of the damning crime
That they arc moro guilty than the
rebels we believe to be truo. Our
readers will remember that during The
campaign Of last fall the friends Of
President Lincoln wcro frequently
told that they might elect him second
time, but he wOuH neucr SCrDe second
term. That his assassination was SO
riously contemplated and approved by
thousands oftho Knights oftho Golden
Circle, wo have no doubt whatovor.-
The article from the National Union
concludes as follows !;
"Who, then, we ask again, who mur-
dcrcd President Lincoln? Each loyal
heart responds 'Thc traitors ut homc!"
Yes, the traitors at home, supported
by a disloynl and vcnial press, which
hurlod its malcdctions ut "Lincoln.
the tyrant" "liincoln, tho usurpcr"
"Lincoln, tho author Of tho war"
"Lincoln, tho dcsolator of homes" and
"Lincoln, the murderer of men and
children" Have We gono too far in
Instrumentation of opprobious cpithcts
hurled against our murderer President
when in the flesh? Not II whit. Tho
catalogue has not been half exhausted.
The Northern prcss--thc traitorous
Northern press tcomcd with these
choice titles, and tho purQst man in
tho nation was held up to tho malice,
contempt and dcrision of tho people,
The seed was sown, and it brought
forth its legitimate fruit.
And our dear murdered President.
III the Kindness of his heart, permitted
this traitorous press to flourish in our
midst. With al! his tyranny, he was
not tyrant enough TO organize mca-
surcs against tho freedom of the press
and freedom Of speech,
Good men thought his lsnicpcy was
almost sinful. In what it has resulted,
alas! wc too kccnly realize. lIc has
been dono to death by vile traitors,
urged on by more famous press in
tho North, and tho traitors of tho
North arc answcrablc TO tho people for
his untimely taking off.
And yet the hypocritical murdorcrs
put on the somblanco of mourning, ar.
ray houses, stores and offices in funeral
weeds, now striving to blot out their
damnablc antoccdcnts, and would
max" 1t appear that they were always
true to tho Union, and always looked
upon President Lincoln as very wor.
thy, upright man, They go about tho
streets with long faces, whilo inward,
y rejoicing at the diroful decd done
in tho nations capital, Their souls
arc Mortified with loar, and thoir lips
belle their heart, A little while, and
they will again bo Matching deadly
treason, Fear now keeps them quiet
fear that an outraged people will
arise in their might, and revenge thcm-
selves fearfully and terribly for
The dccp damnotion of hs tnking or.N
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Details ofthe Horri bile Accid ent on the
Steamer suitana 400 lives supposed
to be lost; .,. .. U77.t
CAIRO, April IS -Thcstcamcr Sultana
from New Orleans, on the evening OF
the 2lst; arrived at Vickkburg with
her boiler leaking badly. She remain.
cd there thirty hours repairing taking
on 1896 Federal soldiers and 80 off;
GERS lately released from Chowan and
Andersonvillc prisons She arrived at
Memphis last evening. After coaling
sho proceeded at about 2 A. NJ. A.
bout three, when seven miles up, she
blew up, Immediately taking fire and
burned TO the water cdgc. OF 2,156
souls aboard, not more than 700 were
rescued; 500 Of the rescued ara now in
hospitals. Two or three hundred of
the uniuiurcd are at tho Soldiers
Home. Captain Mason, of the Sultana,
is supposed to be lost. AT o'clock
this morning the riveri in front of Mem.
phis was covered with soldiers, stlug
ling for life, many of them badly scald.
cd. Boats Immediately went to thoir
rescue, and are still engaged in pick
ing them up. General Washburnc
immediately organized a board ofoffi
GERS to investigate the affair, who are
now at work doing so. No further
particulars are yet received.
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The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lincoln

On tho 4th inst, tho remains ol
Abraham Lincoln were deposited in
their final resting place at Springfield,
Illinois. The obscouirs were more
marked and attended with grcatcrii,-
terest than at any other place. ....
Tho remains were borne distance
of eighteen hundred miles through The
country which he saved. and wore
looked upon, il is estimated, by seven
millions Of persons Five millions
more, according 10 the estimate, wit,
messed the funeral car aud coffin in tho
cities where tho sojourn was lcmpora.
~. jf 'n".. III.
Five years ago Abraham Lincoln
was an obscure Illinois lawyer, to-day
ho 10 the most hoDorcd and beloved
man of the century. llcwas perhaps
the most humblo and honest man in
tho nation, and that Being who has
said, Gle that humbIeth himself shall
bc exalted" raised him to the very
plnnacleoi rcnown, and malc his mcm.
ory blessed in tho hearts u millions
upon millions of his fellow men
'fold himin his countr, . stars,
Roll the drum aud 1rc the yoIry,
What TO linn are all our wars,
What but death eycliny rplly'
Leave him to Gods watchfnl cyo,
Trust HIM to the fianI that mulc mm,
Molt,l loyo walks idly by,
G0l alone has power tD aid him"
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GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION
~ Dhy OF Humiliation and Mourning.
40 THE STATE OF Omo,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
MAY 2d. 1SGl

u
In view. of the Affections of Divine
Providence upon tho nation, tho Pres
ident of tho United States has desig.
'---' / n''--'''~l"y'. tho lot day nf lima
next, asa day of humiliation and
mourning, and recommended chat our
people on that day, in their respective
places Of worship, unite in solemn ser.
vice to Almighty God, in memory of
tho good man who has been removed.
so that all shall be occupied at tho samC
timc in contemplation of his virtues,
and sorrow for his sudden and violent
end .... ....... -..........I..........
Fully concurring with his Excellon-
cy, the President, in this mcssure, do
recommend to tho people of Ohio a
united and solemn observance of The
same; that all places of business be
closed, and that tho day be observed as
a Sabbath of the Nation; that all our
people unite, not only in humiliation
before the Lord, and contemplation of
tho services and virtues of the great
and good man who has been taken a.
way from us, but in earnest prayer
that Almighty God will sancily this
great ailiiction to us as nation and a
people; that in HIS wiso providence He
will rule all these things for our good;
and that IIo will strengthen and guide
our present rulers, and cndow them
with wisdom to conduct the nation TO
peace and unity again,
In witness whereof, | have hero
unto setmy hand the day and
year first above written.
JNO. BROUGH.
BY the Governor. .,..
II A II .nnIn D.. O..
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rS"Ncw Stock of Jowcly just re,
cciycd ut tho Book Store OF A. Bren-
ncman. Also fno assortment Of
Spccks, and unreasonable prices,
Watches, Clocks aud Jewelry re
paired aud warranted.
3w7 l.. e, BUrcu, Agent.
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ATTACHMENT.

3 D. Leonard, Plaintiff Before Thco. storor. j. p.
,1olr uomggOh mgahims' r. oi Liberty Township, Fair.
nN the 21th day Of April. A. D 1866, said Justice
to ss"rn c M an order Of Attachment in the aboye ac
o. ,.om oT me sum Of Forty Dollars and Thirty Jour
Basil, o, May 2d, ,6j-3s
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N CD GECA.

IHNHE undersigned llns TWO BOYS which Ia, IL.
,,a Sues % 70 apprentice, ono aged nine years. nn,f
.1n .,m olhcr SIX Both are stout hcnthy bows Per-.
TndorsnGg ~srg 70 hlre etheror both, will apply to the
''Iect, Lancaster, Ohio, or to Gotleib darling.
NW''s'cr' May"-W" JUSTu5 WYMAN.
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IMPORTANT TO MEN AND BOYS


Ifyou call at Rising's Clothing Store
you can purchase better goods and
moro Of thom for the same cash, than
at any other clothing store in the city.
Come and see for yourself.
If P. RISING.
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Our thanks are duo Chos. a. Smith
Esq, for late Memphis papers. '"1. "
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED PR4oEs. -
ISAAC LEVY has Just received new
stock Of elegant and fashionable cloth
ing for tho SPRING and SUMMER
trade; also fine assortment ofCloths
and Cassimeres which he offers for sale
ut greatly Reduced prices. Give him
y call. gqa1 a ISAAC LEVY.
April 27, 1S95--r
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G. G, Startling, Esq, will accept oal
thanks for lOto Nashville papers.
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Boldcn Charles Roth Georoo
Bcnsel George Ritter M A
Brusbee James Rudolph Saman-
Burberry Margaret tha 1sl
Barton Mary Shacffer Balscr qr
Beazeloy Rob't Suls Dorathy
Cornell ) Il llG Stultz Emily a0I
Clump Julia Shadlo Elizabeth
Caten l. Z Smith ] Fanny
Ewcrs James Strand l. G.
Flick Elizabeth Spicllers M
Glngher Emma Shoemaker Sarah
Heffner A S Titus f
Humble August Thompson VIM
Hoffman George Thurston VIM
llutf James Q Van Camp George
Hofer Jacob Vandykc Robecca
Hine Lucy Williamson Ann 2
Hays Matte aH Wilcs Elizabeth
Hamilton Mary Walker.J W
Hart i n 2 Wollshcir John
Harris VIC Weller Jacob
johnson Is III Wise M
jennings Mary WildmanNicboIas
johnson b W Wagland Rodclia
Keller James Weaver IReinhard
Myers Ann Wilson r A
Macklin Charles 2 Weiser Samuel
Richards Emily
9. NJ. L. WIsEMAN,
'.L, Il. - Postmaster.
Lancaster, May II, 1861 r., E
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Chs Gaatastrp Ga5ttte,
) tasAANCA STIR. OHIO;
The County convrnt,OA.

s.fs -- : A---a----.l'-' -----------
THURSDAY, May II, 1865.
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.finantial ann Commercial.


0OW WO3A ooUkO1s
Nss yeax. July II.
opessa-ousst saA Arm u &c IT, nid1li.s.
Flour l0c better q eSo6 10 TOR Extra State;
7so7 % Tor kxrs n. H o, ssd oso7 IS for trade
brands, masket eloslng Qntss.
whhhy-usiss asd stssdy; WsstsEn q : g.
WAsas-Opsas1 qaiet Esd vssy Arm. eat eaeeed dun
ana II lower It 3ssl " ~ Amber Mil - 81 -
/ o5 for choice White N1ch.
Rye-Quct end very firm.
barley aud farley Aait--Quiesand nominal.
S2l<o Cor sousd mixed Western
Osis-Duil Aad e lower u DC for Western
Cones-Quict
suxsr-s,eady at n1fDl4lfc for Cuba and Muscova-
do lIl<Sel3l<c foF Porto AGO. and Havana ~ lS36c.
Moiassee-6ull
Pssrolsun-Quiet ~ $50 for Crude; S2,fO5sl<c for
aeansd In Bond, and 72ssse for do Free.
Wool-Dal.
Porx-Opeoed heavy and osed with nrmness at
a 2sa25 s25< for me~s, c,osinx At 81 e2x cash,
Is oeo2s ~ isss4 d. ~ 70 sis 50 tor prte and
II 1OSzi Is FIR prime aso. SO ibis nrw
neus FIR July aud August, sellers and buyers optaon
ss ~ 504xs 80.
B~sfovist :, 10 oooi4 90 for plat. mess ssd IL %
DIG % tor extra mcss.
Beet Hams-Qutet
Cut Mc.s.-sss.dy At l2olac for shoulders, and 10
02lc for hams.
Rscon bull
L.rd- Steady st Ie,x1euixr
Buttsr-Heavy and Liver NJ l89 Dc for Ohio, and ~
DS3c for State.
cAsss.-Qu i.s at s1ls,lr for common to prime
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NeW fsrh Money Market.
BY Telegraph Nsv YosA July II
Money-The supply Of capital seeking Investment Is
VERY large and BArkes uiss 9ni~t Asd enAy <5
per IL cAu ioAns
sterling ExchABg--shsde hrDer and quiet at les3<
d7l 81 Tor gosd-nrss cl~as biiis.
Gold-is and nrmrr opsning At l&os<. 3D.
vaocing ~ la, and closing q, lazy
Total ext orts VI ,prcis tos ~ $50 go.
1overnment Stocks-A shads saAisr.
B-2o Coupons 1888.
SD Coupons i05
e. OF 81 Coupons los
Treasury 1891 loo.
Htee ks-Dull
o4Y,ost ga cl3S5S; cARI iool4, NAP ~,
roi 4 NAnfs; ~ Wayne loo,S Il Is; G . y v
el,< I C Scrip tseiS Usi " .-rtesss, P.c Nail 10
ny 81 Erie 7s5S CBA Y lo', Ha,ssn Ill. Hsr
lem rs; Reading ioll1 Nc lee. Ms a7; Toledo loA
4 n Cert 80. Vai, ksils.t 6Si
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~ Mr.. John. Squires was struck by sky
rocket which was discharged among the crowd
at the celebration at Monticello, Iowa, on the
Fourth, and SO greatly injured that he died
after having fingered two days in great agony.
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- Adjt. Gen. Baker has gone to Boston
to attend the convention of Adjutant Gener-
ais of loyal States, which sat in that city, on
the 10th inst. So says the Clinton Herald.
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OPKRA To- NIGHT. Atheneum will
doubtless be crowded at an early hour to-
night. Go early and secure a seat. The
troupe has a fine reputation, and remains but
three evenings
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"Oneard, right oarard,
Into the Vuitey Of Death,

nodc the ,>tr Hundred.
Butlarger, by hundreds multiplied into millions,
than the doomed band who rode to swift destruc-
ton in Tennyson's poem. is the great csvalcade Of
unhappy men who are rushing to untimely graves,
followed by the gaunt spectre DYSPEPSIA. This
is all wrong, and should There is no neces-
sity for it. PLANTATION BITrERs, the great
stomachic Pain Killer cares Dyspepsia, Heart
burn, Headache, Vertigo, Dizziness, and all symp.
tms of kindred character If by magic He
who has no excuse for illness, is indeed guilty, il
he continues to suffer. PLANTATION BIrrrRs NAV
be had everywhere. They are cheap, reliable
and sure.
Buy, Try, AND BE CURED.
july1l-t -thu-sat.
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0elA.

Money abupdAnty easy and the rate call b quits
general four per cent ~t exerptons hve per
AID three per cent The Nssien.i BAnks have l.rge
balance due The Gov fnmeht la, the tAts~ thai
the Treasury 10 drawing heavy upon the tsaks 10
correct
The Boston hanks have arrsn eli TO loan the Treasury
million dollars to be paid after thirty days With
per cent interest
Discount eonflpuss nrm a, 81 90 per cent
Gid IL more active.
A prominent kfetange Place broker has Joined The
bull movement
Casb gold scarce and The bsars paying a.
for loans 10 thsr sbor The price tend
strongly ard snd il supposed TIE bull. viii msks
strng effort 70 put up the price u ~ Is, aud then
cell out
The export Of specie ty the steamship Cuba Is about
t25s 30
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Al FIRE in the tewn Of Koslow, Rar.
= tAe month of Juaes tssasy-Sor IN.
80 Apeses xsss 1seEu1e
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BEHIND THOSE RosEArg CAFES, the lips oil
girihood, there should be fragrant palace, Gle
gantly furnished with ivory and coral. To drov
metaphor. Young ladies, yon should keep you
teeth and gums in perfect order, If You hope, il
after life, to enjoy the blessings Of sound set
dentas and sweet breath. What win euabl,
you to do this2 yos ask. Nothing but Fragran
sofoDoxr. We reply july13-dThs, Sci, Tas.
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City News.

PERsosAL-Received q call yesterday from
Our efficient clerk, b. D. LIE Suer of Fort
Madison.
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Dy Telegraph oaIcAse July II
Ylou--virm ard less active. Sales Of 1900 lush. st
so1es IS for White Winter, ecSs l2l1 for Spring
Ezra.
whsst-Trr~guar and active and lie lower. eaiss nj
II Tor No. k.d- IL 81 Il for No sprfng
Corn Active and n to &c better Ssi-s nj 81 8 81 Nc
oats-ouiet aud c lower. s~lss Of 80 bash. 1t .
Hhc.
Rye-1e better At 64626Sc.
Bariey-2c higher ~ b2sdssc
Prsyisi~ns-frm Mss Prk active. Sales Of 100
bbis. at Is 80 <2s 90 Prime M~'s Pork active Sales
At 10 6aDD 90. Sweet picked hams firm. Sales
Bnsk meats firm aad b~iG q l&ez i5c
La FIRM and quiet, Light sales Ut Ice.
Whisky-Quies aud STEADY ~ On
feef C.tte-steady Sales II 5laT Is
Hogp-Lower at sodas IS.
Mnn~y-pleuty and active
Exchange-firm Al par buying and Lilo preniun
selling.
0iod -l4od13oiS
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UNfrku PRESBYTERIAN - Fifth ssrees, bstvsso
Miaa and Rondsau ossvSoss essr3 sabbath at II . -
and ~ p N. sunday school " :. M
-URoo pansDYrx1IAN--cssnM H1eA an1 usastA
s6rsets Services svsry sabbath - ~ = - and p u
Sunday school >. =. 1.S.0nAsRs kssioe.
uNrfAKrAN cruRUH-ocsnsr High snd Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath q IL . N. SUNDAY
Venee1 tan. b. HAsaAlls Rsstos.
CHATHAM SQUARE 4. =. CHURCH-cornsr o. ssv-
sDsA asA MoepAn stvstee RreaceiDG every sabbath q
krayss Meeting On usdnssday evenanGp.
= q. WAntps, Pastor.
xSrIsr BAFrIsR CHOnCa-Thiyd stress, bss~sep
eonesrt and High Services ssssy oabAasA & n . =.
- - s'e'''l ''s''' = !. 35s...v.a t...e.
/ O0GnAusa1fOaA AZ CMua0u- nm ssysss. sssvssa
EeA 81 Nxth eqryiese evsl 4aAeesk - n : =. ~
Nnn1tSSs 011Dol . ~ 4 - vsaYof Mpssin9
~ teyt@ee. e1eoen 4ndc11ns H4oetns
,1l 1(1izll 80 -. - .
n4te1 ~, g. ~ - 1eaU 11l(ss
- - SsE1r - y - .
]. - Refg - - - 49, -
.EsIe go HI six<ys3t 80 sf4 ,xsSes ~
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aay- The New York World says that it has
shown conclusively that the negro race on
this continent is doomed to extinction.
Judge Mason, we presume, will soon have
another revelation, after the manner of JoE
SMITH, of the design of Heaven in that mat
ter, that the negro race must perish by the
hands of traitors and copperheads, that there
may never again be '.nigger in the wood
pile to divide the harmonious Democracy,
now so hapnily reunited, as he claims, under
the lead of President JOHNSON, Heaven hav.
ing designed LIScoLS's assassination for that
express purpose.
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CorSTERFEITs.-Un tuesday evening O
well appearing woman stepped into one o.
our clothing establishments and made pur-
chase amounting to ten dollars, for which
she presented a fifty dollar bill. From the
appearance of the ''gay deceiver," the CLERK
took it for granted that the bill was 30. K. >
and placed it in the drawer without examina
ton, giving her forty dollars in change in re
turn. On close examination afterward the
bill proved to be miserably executed eoun
terfeit, and before two o'clock yesterday
morning it leaked out tina, half dozen more
of our merchants had been victimized in like
manner. She thus succeeded in circulating
over three hundred dollars of counterfeit
trash, and has so Ear eluded detection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-13

These Bonds are now worth handsome premium and
exempt all the Government Bonds fc.s Safe
CSaaty, ard AEnial tarct,on, schfea adds FROM
tarse per cent per their ratue according the
levied upon other property The payable
semiannnay by coupons attached to each note which
may be cut of and sold to any bank or banker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-13

DOR sALE-A two story brick dwell,

ing. wi rooms eistrrn cellar, arnar.enfRltrtsr,
and tao full lots situated the Germ 5h and trspk
In streets in a good aels hhoI hotd Title coed
sale. Price. s.. soc Enquire of u. Il. TEN-EYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-13

ENOR SALt.-1~o AID A halt acr,s of
land, With frame house eoRtairins roons v .ih
fruit trees aud ote npruv fs sitrs on the river
above hepkuk There Other fsnd- aatnir ire this
property that te purchased IL desired. Prize $50
t"f other information eqnirs Of II IL ills H. real the
property, IL R. TFS-FYCE
nch-o Real Estste Agent, Keekuk