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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-06

Fourth Of July I'm New York.
NEv Yopr Jnlv 4

80" AOnAs Wuiy ~
The seth anniversary of our Independence
was observed here yesterday with Ill the eclat
New Workers could give to the occasion. The
military display consisted of twenty-f; reo;.
ments Of infantry, cavalry and artillery. accem-
panied BY thirteen bands, and was received
with great enthusiasm. Among the line OF
march the returned veterans had aperfect ova-
non. A dinner was given to the Irish brigade
at irving Hall, and the wounded, sick and well
soldiers were entertained at the State sol
diers depot, the city assembly rooms, regi-
mental armories and private buildings. The
snPplng IN the harbor was finely decorated.
rubiic and private buildings were hung with
nags and streamers, the parks and streets were
fuil OF falr women and brave men and in the
of glory. I. o'aN =
AT Gettysburg the day was celebrated with
great enthusiasm, and the corner stone of the
soldiers monument was laid with imposing
ceremonies. At daylight one hundred ouns
we're hred ct Il camp on the battle field. Al 10
2; 2; m, the procession headed by Mai. Gen.
oeary moved from the streets Of the town. The
cemetry was reached at few minutes before
= clock where the exercises were opened
With prayer and discourse bv the Ray r.,
lying OF this city. After the reading Of la,.
ter from President johnson regrettine that III.
ness deprived him of the pleasure Of being
present. When the ceremonies of lav;ny the
corner stone were gone through with. General
howard, the orator of the day. then delivered
an eloquent address ON the sacrifices ~ TIC
private soldiers, which was followed bv the
poem OF the oec ssion, Thoughts Of the Time
ana Place" !" written and read by Col Charles
y. Haipine The exercises were concluded
by an address from Gov. Curtin.
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They have all the elements of Saratoga.
they say. at Cape Elizabeth, Me- There is
said to be spring there with extraordinary
medical properties.
--Fords Theatre at Washington was dedi-
Gated on the 4th of July as the 'Lincoln Me-
mcrial Temple the military authorities hav-
ing relin pushed possession, after holding it
seventy-6ve days.
"A lady of New Jersey has devised a
method of rendering moving machines harm
less in case the driver is obliged to disentan-
gle tuft of grass from the knives. The cut
ting bar is thrown out of gear the moment the
drivers weight is removed from the seat, and
when he resumes his place the knives are
again thrown into gear and ready for cutting.
The crop of hay in Maine is enormous,
and the crop of potatoes, it is estimated,
will reach eight millions of bushels-says an
exchange.
William Hutchins of the town of Penob-
scot, Me-, and soldier of the revolution,
over one hundred years old, was in attend
anee at the Bangor celebration on the Fourth.
There are but four of these old patriots now
living.
If we were always as particular not to
breathe foul air.as we are not to drink dirty
water, we should have different race of be-
ings, physically, from what we now have.
Boys only twelve years old have become
highway robbers in Troy, n Y.
Two bears have recently been killed in
the own of Brillion, Calumet county, Wis.
consin.
Roger A. Pryor has taken the oath of al.
legiance, and commenced the practice of law
at Petersburg, Va.
The apple crop in Western New York
will be enormous. The probability is that a
larger quantity will be shipped for marke,
from that section than ever before. And this
implies great deal, when the extent of the
yield heretofore is considered. Last year
there were stations on the Central Railroad
from which over two hundred thousand bar
rels were shipped.
The lake tunnel at Chicago has now
reached length of two thousand nine hun
dred feet, and is progressing at the rate oil
twelve feet per twenty -four hours.
According to the Internal Revenue re.
tnrns, the sales of A. I. Stewards down
town wholesale store in New York last veal
we're over $39, 200, 900.
A train Of sixty wagons, containing Nor.
mon saints, who, on the ground of political
e I'd social differences, are fleeing from Utah
ard nnham Young, is expected to reach
Codn6ls Bluffs in few days.
The Globe Oil Works, at Pittsburg, Pa,
wire destro. ell by fire few days since.
Damage, $3O,U0 Cause, accidental explo.
sion of benzola, with an antagonistic gas in
in the refuse WE'LL
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ALBANY. N. Y. Jnlv

ALBANY, n. T., July s.
Among the distinguished persons pre.eut
to participate in the celebration OF Yesterday
were Gems Grant, Kilpstrick, Scho6eId.
siekies, butterfeld, Peck, Kautz, Devin. Da,
vls, Mi5iigan, Wool, Wallace, Robinson,
Jones, Randall and Roberts.
Gen. Grant arrived at 1880 YESTERDAY \ y
by special train. He was escorted IN The r.s.
,dence OF Gov. Fenton, where the other mil
tary gentlemen and a select party of civilians
were IN waiting to receive him. The honr
having arrived for the services in which the
gentlemen we're we're invited to participate. the
party from Gov. Fenton's house was driven
IN carriages TO theWashington parade ground
under escort of the military and the Young
Mems Association. Here a building had
been erected for the occasion 240 fee, long nv
loo in width, provided with seats f,r n:,
persons The appearance of Gen. Grant
upon the stand was the signal for hearty
cheering, and in response he arose and bowed
to the assemblage. The tattered aars ar
about 100 New York reeimepts were then
formally presented to the State.
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NAiho- July
Yesterday morning the safe of the steamer
Atlantic was robbed of $40, 900, as the boat
was on her way up the river, between the
mouth of White River. and Memphis. Mr.
Derlich, the clerk, retired about three in the
morning, while the boat was lying at the
mouth Of White river. receiving lot of sol
diers. When he awoke in the morning his
pants and safe key were missing. He imme-
diately examined the safe and found the boat 5
money all gone and several packages belong
ing to passengers. A thorough search was
made before the boat landed at Memphis, and
the money all recovered except $1,000. be-
longing to Colonel Hatch. The gold was
found in the water tank and the bills secreted
in the life boat. Two men who came up as
deck passengers were arrested and are on
their way to st. Lthis on the boat. Strong
circumstances point to them as being the
thieves.
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BALTIMORE. .Jnlv

1a"Vnh4s SuIN
A serious accident occurred to tho pres;;.
dents car Yesterday evening about o-clox.L
at the Baltimore depot of the Northern Cen,
tral Railroad. The train consisted Of an on.
glsne and the Presidents car, and had ;ns, Ar.
rived from Gettysburg. when. owing to 4 mis-
placed switch, it ran into the end Of 4 freight
train standing on side track. Although the
speed of the train was much slackened. seye
raj of the party in the Presidents car were
injured. Senior Bewanags, Chilian Minister.
ana =. :. Haipin, who read the poem at the
Gettysburg celebration, were severely cut
about the head. Col. Simpson. of the sth
army cor 8, r. J. Chew. of the State Denart. .
ment, and H- Nelson, of the Executive Man.
sion, were slightly injured.
The car was somewhat injured, but not
enough to prevent it from proceeding to
Washington. The accident was the result ~
carelessness on the part of the switch tenders.
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From New Orleans. :
New ORLEAs. July S,

-NE" ORLEASf July ..
Swift, Adjutant General Of louisiana, has
resigned. He goes north.
Kennedy, reinstated in the mayoralty, ap-
pointed committee to make arrangements to
celebrate the Fourth of July
NJ. NJ. FoIen writes Gov. Wells, through
the New Orleans Times, offering bonds of
$500, 600 to repair the levees from New Or
leans to Arkansas the coming winter, en-
ploying 10000 white laborers.
Cotton, no sale of any moment. Gold i39
to I4o. Domestic exchange quiet, at various
rates Sugar and molasses. the market is at a
stand still. Western produce-One hundred
bags mixed corn 81 25 ; one hundred bags
prime western at 81 45: one hundred barrels
superine -four at s. l24 one hundred do at
81 ID; seven barrels old salt at Is cents per
pound, new held at l6.
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NEW IORk, July 0.
Chief Justice Chase and daughter arrived al
the St. Nicholas Hotel last evening, and viii
leave this evening for Providence, Rhode
Island.
Dispatches from all parts of the country
show that the anniversary yesterday was pb-
served with much more than usual enthusi-
asm and elaborateness of detail.
The steamer Nevada, with Savannah dates
to the 7th, has arrived.
The Savannah Herali announces the ar
rival there of Provisional Governor johnson,
and his crowded reception by the people.
The city council adopted resolutions of vel
come, and requested the Governor to deliver
an address, which request was complied with,
and the address was to be delivered on the
evening of the lst.
The colored troops doing guard duty in the
city have been relieved and sent to the inte-
rior.
Judge Parsons, of the District Provost
Court, has ordered certain property, known
as Karns' wharf, confscated and sold by rebel
authorities. returned to its former owner
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Jay Cooke reports the subscription to the
7:30 Loan on the 4th and 5th a, S5,65s, 900.
the following: First National Bank
of Harrisburg. $500, 600 First National Bank
Of Boston. 500, 900; First National Bank of
Louisville. $4,000: Fiske 4 Hatch. s TO-
600: Verrnyle l. Co.. n. Y, Sl25,00o; First
National Bank of Galesburg, $4,000. First
National Bank of Philadelphia, Sl00,o ,oo0;
Fourth National Bank Of ST. Louis, 500, ,OO0,
Franklin National Bank. 100000: Faneuil
Hall National Bank. Boston. 500. 0.0O0.-
There were 3.971 individual subscriptions
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D@ William B. Astor is sixty five years
old; worth fifty millions; o round faced.
pleasant, quiet hammered gentleman on the
cloudy side of sixty; owns two thousand
dwellings,, and is lenient landlord. A. I.
Stewart is sixty, thin, nervous, digni6ed !;
worth thirty millions, and liberal in cases of
benevolence which appeal to his sympathies.
Commodore Vanderbilt is white haired, red
checked, seventy, worth forty millions, drives
a fast horse, keeps a fast boat, controls two
fast railroads, companies with fast men, and
gives away his money very lavishly. August
Belmont, twenty millions, coarse, stout, fifty,
and very German. George Opdyke, Eve
millions, fifty, but looks younger an aereea-
bic gentleman. James Gordon Bennett, five
millions, seventy three years old, dignified in
manner, broad Scotch accent, benevolent to
the poor.
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TERRIBLE ToRsARP.-The La Crosse Repab-
Dean, of July LIST, hus describes fearfully

ican, of July lst, thus describes a fearfully
destructive storm which visited part Of Yer
non county, Wisconsin, on Thursday last:
The terrible calamity that has fallen upon
the people OF Vernon county, Wisconsin, will
appal the stoutest heart. In an instant fifty
families were thrown from happiness and COM
fort into grief and adversity. About O. CLOCK
in the afternoon of Thursday, June 29th, two
angry looking clouds approached each other
from the North and South, and met q short
distance west Of the village of Viroqua, Yer
non county, Wisconsin. The people watched
The threatening events with deem solicitude.
When those two forces came in contact, they
whirled off at q tangent and moved in an
easterly direction and passed through the very
heart Of the beautiful village, carrying death,
destruction and danger in their progress. In
Ia moment, about fifty buildings were demol-
ished and scattered to the winds, seventeen
persons killed, and about one hundred men,
women and children injured. The hurricane
continued eastward in its course; and 1t is vel
nnknown where iis havoc ceased.
For several miles east Of Viroqua it de.
|etecyed everything in it, course. The total
destruction Of property Is estimated ct two
hundEed thopoand dollars. The e;tisons d
yiFuQns and the surrounding coants3 havG
|9one, ana - doine, what they can 70 relievl
~ ~ Il Is - esnsraeney -
|appea q the psesnpt benevol oe & ~ I'D
- = ~ - ethsr plaeoo
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NV YoRK. Jujv <

NE" IUKk, July D.
=, lhe Herdds Washington special SAYS
ihe health of the President has SO far i'm.
proved as to warrant his devoting few hours
10 business, commencing with Thursday
morning.
The Navy Department has resolved to .eaa
an ironclad gunboat, of the Mendoza nattern.
Ia the psclfc coast. but has not decided
which one of the four shall go.
VI Inc troops encamped in the vicinity Of
Washington have been nearly unanimous in
t1eir comph ints of bad treatmen, by commits.
saries for month past. Those remain;no
have declared that they Jared bettgr in the
held during their campaigns agains, Richmond
Tor three years past, than they have done
SINCE :, being encamped in sight of the National
eap,tai. They also complain of not being
paid. IN many instances, for six months. and
manifest much feeling on the subject.
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STATE ITEMS.

Thomas Maher, an Irishman, murdered
a Norwegian named John Olsen, near Lam
sing, onNthe 25th ult. A reward Of $500 has
been offered for the arrest of Maher
The 3lst Iowa met with splendid recep-
ton upon their arrival at Davenport last FRI
day.
Mr.. Ira Courtwright, of Wheatland, was
killed few days ago by being run over by
runaway team he was trying to stop.
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CRINoLISE DISAPPEAR N;.-The women of
America should make note of this. Crino-
line, in the shape of steel-hooped petticoats,
is doomed in England, though it will, of
course, die a lingering death, and prevail for
some time with the servants when it has been
discarded by the mistresses. 1t is fact that,
at the opera, at the theatre, at fower-shows,
and, indeed, at all public places, ladies may
now be seen without an atom Of steel cunning
ly concealed in their underclothes. And they
are full l-dressed ladies Of fashion, too; leaders
Of ton and denizens of the beau monde.
They look odd at first, measuring scarcely
more round the lower extremities than round
the shoulders.
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CHERiFFS SALE.

AZ srAfR o. Iowa, LEE CoUsrT-ss.
By virtue Of special execution directed ssusr
by the CLERK Of District Court of said county in fa
Of Lee county Iowa. for the nf the schol Fund,
ag g4inst James r Bsir, los johnson and = A. Ande.
son have levied upon and St sell the highest bid
der at the front door Of the Clerks Once Of the Die
trct Court OF Les county, Iowa. Keokuk In sad coun
of . oclock A. n. and o'clock p. -, commencing q
3oclock r n Of sAid day the following property, t
wt Lots ve ~ In block oue hundred and &entysghi
ls8t IN the city of Keokak, Lee county, lows.
10 b sold By order Of COURT sstsfy sid writ ofsxs
cutioa. -
Keokuk, June 80, 1855. l0kAEL ANDEkSON,
Printsr's fss q col itul Sheriff of Lss Co. Iowa
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~ In the summer of 1868, while dis
tinguished foreign officer in our service was
in command at Columbus, Ky, some of his
friends presented him with horse The
able Hungarian was highly elated, ahd re-
piled to the presentation speech as follows:
ssFell, solshirs and shentlemans.: i tanks you
for dis hoss. DE hoss. shentlemans, is de no.
blest animal of mankind. Again, / says,
tanks you for dis fine hoss,"
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SOMETHING LIKE A FARM.-A friend in
South America writes to US that he is now
spending month with a farmer who owns
thousand miles Of pasture, and patch of corn
larger than Scotland, while ne has got SO many
cattle that he has to boil the fodder for them
III volcano.
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A-On the stairway of roofless dwelling
in Richmond, which was rendered untenabje
by the great FIRE of April Sd, several stalks of
corn have attained growth from the debris
Of fifteen or twenty inches, and bid fair to yield
a few roasting ears
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D@ Statistics show that 1O5,9sS persons
receive daily relief in the English metropolis.
Of the 5000, 900 inhabitants, between three
and four Of every hundred find it impossible
to obtain a livelihood and are dependant on
the voluntary or compulsory charity of the re-
naming ninety.si
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~ They kill pigs by steam in Chicago.
A great iron claw, with five fingers, hooks out
the pigs which are quarreling in the pen be-
low, and lifts the porkers to gibbet near by,
and then plunges them again into scalding
water. By the machine fifty porcines are
killed, scalded, scraped, cleansed, split and
hung in rows ready for sailing within an hour.
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The Celebration at baltimore.
rRayrrMopr Jrlu

The celebration here yesterday was q great
success. $4,000 persons were present The
oration was delivered by Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin, which was most able and eloquent.
a novel feature of the celebration was An
Indian regatta, in birch canoes; distance one
mile and q third. The canoe General Grant
won the first prize, and the General Sheridan
the second. The time made on the first heat
vas seyen minutes and forty-6ve seconds, and
the second in eight minutes.
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I EE'S SALE.

Il
public notice Is hereby given that the 18th day OF
aiy p.xt sha psoceHd sell Il th- highest bi
cash. at public auction, the following al esiai.
he county nf L-e state OF Iowa much fhefeo
be necessary a, the debt Fere~f,er mentioned
wit The und, siaed tn Of twenty feet
th street by one hundred tel detp sxty FEET frym
Johnson street and sixty the al ey block
IL city of -ekuk. being parts Of lots and said
Sleck, seo, the undvided ha lot ock of said
city Of aud the undi,id a half Of the
quarter Of scton ~, township u NORTH range
ssid county
The above sale il made by virtue Of deed of trust
seyng sad real estate 70 by Peter Potter dated
he 4tb day February, 4. D. $780, wherein an,
b rzed to sell "a prvp<ty pay ertsin dxbts due
ieid IL they should be patd wilhin I've moaths
the date VI sal deed of The sale Wili anno
,ace the day above menltoned at the door ~ ~
use. In the city u heokuk, between the kGno
II o'clock and O'Clock p. m
jnne7-dlm UhIAH RAPkEE, TrustU&
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In the Cozens habeas corpus ,o-tiay
Judge Thompson, OF the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania, ordered the release Of Cozens,
and delivered an opinion that the right of the
President to suspend the writ OF habeas corpus
IS only gwen him by Congress during the con-
tlnuance of war.
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Grand Celebration I'm Cfnctn.
natl.

4 CINCINNATI. July 5.
The 4th Of July was celebrated here with
more enthusiasm and display than ever witness
ed before. An INNER procession, compb ed
of militia. returned volunteers and civil socts
ties, parsded the st reefs, and at night thelo
was a magnificent display of fireworks
The weather is excessively hot.
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CINCINNATI, July 4.
:. A dispatch to the Gazette, from Lexington
City, announces that the notorious euerni-a !,
Pete Everett, has been arrested and lodged il
jail IN that place ON . charge of murder and
burning railroad trains.
The Gasctte's Nashville dispatch says Gsn.
johnson is in hot pursuit Of the guerrilla Nc
Fall and squad Of outlaws With every prospect
of their speedy capture.
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Wool SACKS
USUAL SIZE z ALWAYS ON HAND.
Any Size Made to order.
Packing aud Sewing
Twtme a1a Needles
AT BAG FACrORY, I0l MAIN ST
msy20dAw3m wa BEERS
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AThe house of ex- Governor Magrath, of
South Carolina, near Aiken, in that State,
was burned, with its contents, on the night
OF the 18th. Itis supposed to have been set
on fire.
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- During funeral at Ligonier, Pa, re
Gently, some contemplate thief stole the
winding sheet from the body, and q variety
Of other articles from the room. =
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The States Of the Union.

The following is list of the States consti-
tuting the Union, with the dates of their ad-
mission. Colorado and Nebraska had au-
thority, but refused to form State Constitu-
tions. The thirty-six stars in our national
flag are therefore designated as under:
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A-A letter received from Canada, dated
Ntl ult., says tLat the eruption Of Mount
Etna continues. In fact it had broken out
with renewed violence few days previously,
and had done some damage.
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- "MalskofI,r the Paris correspondent
Of the New York Tyres, says that DR., Gwin,
before leaving the fOkmer city, announced IL
as his intention to hang every Yankee who
attempted to cross the line into Sonora.
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~The Connecticut people are civil set.
The Boston 7rareller informs US that the
Litchfeld town clock has been stopped, on
account of the serious illness of two or three
plominent citizens, who we're disturbed by its
striking the hours.
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New advertisements.


| the city Of Keokuk, July 4th . Newfoundland
Dps Pup, small white spot the breast and v his
Goes Va the htbd eef had brass collar whsn
reward Of i've dollars will he paid ios hs delivery IL
GEo. ~ OSiLyiE
julytd2t DyRK Depot.
1 WV TAKEN tP-I have taken mp pale red Cow
~ which has been bored the hoilo - m She Ia.
ea shout ten days oid The caa have the sAm.
by calling and paying oharg.s.
ELIZABETH RIrHARDsoH
jnlye-d2t TeLth ST. let Fulton Morgan
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ATW GODS
PATENT DR/II//Nc MICHyNE
Pile Driver.
AND

II Dh dULlC aND PU MP.
PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstrated the
uperioriiy Of this machine ali others the pur
Of sinking Oil Wells, the undersigned 4. Eow pre-
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This machinery Comprises thing requisite for the
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.sf IRos Daivrss PiRE Out will be furnished If de-
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fthe Derrick Rope Bull wheel cumbrous and
xpensive fixtures in and is arranged teing
onstructd ON wheels and portable that IL be ea-y
emoved for the purpose of sinking wells In different
ocalities.
TUE OErRITUs is removed from the well by our Pa
ent Hydraulic process and does require the removal
THE drill from the boring. This process only
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sise eectua ~ clears out and OPENS all the small oil
'crs that often entirely closed up BY the old pro-
Of sand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical engineer .
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Arrangements being made for the cons rlcti
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FOR further information, price terms, &C.. address,
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DIED I.

At Lus, Tuesday Afternoon, July &th, at Is min
utes past o.lCck. q. b. PHILIrr, aged 81 years.
Due notice viii be given Of the funeral