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, 1866-09-24

FROM EUR0P E.
The King Of Prussia
Issues a Decree
Of Amnesty:
FURTHER ARREST OF FENIaNS
at LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND.
The Empress Eugenie to Visit
Rome on a Tisit Of
Coincidence.
Movement in Favor Of the
Independence Of the City
Of Frankfort,
THE PITTSBURGH SOLDIERS
CONVENTION.
Large Delegations Expected
.--Spirit Of the People.
An Immense Torcll-light Procession
Contemplated.
FROM WASHINGTON.
FURTHER IMPORTATION In
REGARD TO THE EXTRA
| B0UNTIES.
all applications to be Returned
for AmendMent.
! FROM mexico.
No Indication Of the Withdrawal
Of the French Troops.
MAXDl11IAN DESIRES TO LEAVE
But IS PREVENTED DY
THE FRENCH.
MARSHAL BAZAINE 70 81
i SUPERSEDED.
) Interesting Summary
! Of Wal: News.
IRON FOR PERMANENT
=, FORTIFICATIONS.
: Interesting Experiments BY 0fH
GERS Of the Engineer
i Department.
, 1866-09-24
MADAME ALVIN
The Great Clairroyant and Magnetic
DOctrcss,

Has 1ocAtcd II 327 South CfArkst. Two doors sbofe
te1s concerning health and nf She YIN Elve tntoEma"
Hop On matters concerning lore EAff1axe, hu5ned&.
md F1u ten the name Of the lady Or gentleman they
viii m1xTy, al4o the name at hc< ytsttorn-
AL dlte11cs treated by magnetism And eltct1lcat1.
, 1866-09-24

yesterday morning got an exaggerated report Of
the Occurrence, and ty the time It reschci Cory,
Tie victim OF the rumor was earEtuaI1y disposed
Of The General Is al right His t''aess Ii
caused hy the euppufatton Of IN old wound. The
surgeons will soon put him In repair. and the old
hero rvili live long enough to whip uic=tes cls-
mer ard al his copp"rhcad clam
Our crop and weather dispatches report
another frost On Friday night The reports are
very conGictlug-beiag about evenly balanced-as
whether the cusn sustained auy u.alcEiat fujngT
Or not Apr1yate telegram received OIL SATURDAY
morning. from Perm, Illinois, stated that The frost
had c1ercie.d avery beneficial eject on tho crop
the Illinois River *'hoora," " Is !, eheekcd the
the growth Of foliage and stalk, and baslenel the
npeninr Of the ear. In ous opinion the czcr ha4
not reooived any matcsfal dAu'asc. The car WIS
well protected BY luru:1ous growth Of leaves.
@hich The frost has not get been serere enough "a
penetease. We ktill belfere, and the 1eclin. Eeo-
orally pesvadins the minds Of corn operators
gives additional force, that the crop MI! be ono ol
The lasee1t and best that the Vest has cscr pro-
dueed provided II shall be Grozcd with dry clea1
weather Tor about two weeks.
The action Of George Francis Train in run
tinp as IN Independent candidate for Congress Il
Nebraska, has c1ealed perfect pauIc Among sh'
Coppe1heads. The Omana Ht,ald tDem.1 OF tht
11lh inst, sa5s: ''George Francis Train IL Il
= enter the field ~ N !ndedpendent candidate 70
Congress. Taking hack nothing We have eve
ea1d ofouE estimate o1 The kcfrtces OF lr Train
aid Of our matcE4sl fnte1cste, we cannot allow IN
such considerations to guide III In our polltlca
couree. Els being candidate can have Int On
.esult, viz: The defeat Of The friends OF John*o
in this Territory. In entering this canvass inds
pendeut1y, be uncouedou.ly lends himself /
Radicalfsta to dcfea1 the Conservatives. "
warn the Democrats and Conservatives Of ttl
Territory, that every vote cast Tor Mr. Train
tte coming election, will be virtually given t
Marquette and Tale"
TIC Denver ters Of the 9Th says In rc:c
ence 10 lhe outrageous act Of Governor Cur
1nings In giving certificate Of election to II
CoIperhead candidate for Congress: "Ihe 7e
sito.ial Board Of Cauvasscrs finished thelF ''ol
last night. They found and returned U1a)oft
ofone hundred and eight votes for Chilcott. u
Cnio2 candidate. In ep11c Of this, boweFc1, Il
Governor is:ucs the certificate Of election 10 L.
Hunt. the Administration csndidate. Aflcr t
eanvzss the Governor 4crt 10 tho telegraph oH1
nct.a:e TO the Associated Press aunouncil
Hunts election. and claiming an Adninisirali
victory in Colorado. Such up:crupulous lying
the facc OF fact has cxaspesxtel our people 10
pI,cl. vergtng outbreak and Ar. Cummings b
beet mhnage his eiIhfrs ver1 carefully for tsu
or The usual remedy The West for such char.
ters viii be ap1licd-s cottonwood limb and
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sEIssclk BJssses<s1,

tnrnNsfm pHssBYrRrAN cHUHc!, % %
N.eHvsnth eeres4 bstwesa nein and 1soneaoe. ns
sverv 6aaAash 6 II . >. and X p. v. eaSee,n s.s
6 ~. y. Prayer nsseisg sssEy wss01 ~ A. 80.
xx0uANGR STREET n. T. CHURCH-On kxchsnge
49, heereen ThiYd and Bourth. rrsacnn& e.ssy
Sshhath ~ ii 4. and q ~ 2. =. 6aece0 scnoOs n
~ n prnver meeting on Ws9nts0Ay svena.gS.
A1S JonH DURGlss. PASTOR
uurruD pnnsDYfxnIAN 1ifth street, ocewses
,es~es1 moeAeoa 01rstcss every Sabbath etAI =.
WIZ. =. 1usAay seAools1 49,. $50.
Arpsr pRRSBYfnKIAN-C0rner High and kcarsn
.r..ts services every sabbath q a . w. ana Iz
SH.S- ssSooio ~. In. Caas1ExDsz, Rastos
urmArrAN CaURCH-Cor1sr High and IosrtA
streets Services every sabbath g u :. V. saccAs
SCHOOL Dan. n nAss-1'
CHATHAM SQUARE n. !. CHURCH-CoFnsr q ~.
~ nd nrgnn strsets Presiding every OAbcesn q
II = = and 7A o. m. Sabbath ecRool - an. ruDDe
Srayer Neetins on Wednesday evensaEs
/ YIRST BAPTIST CHUkCH-Third street, Dssveen
| Concert and High. eur day School ~ = n. Freccn
ing ii IL o m. also At ~ ?. M Prayer meeting g
pesday at ~ pm IT. "1sfovs1,
/ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Hish street ,betweel
rfh and sixth Services every Sabbath q II = . .nt
7Np Sabbath School st " m. Prayer meeun(
| on "wednesday evenings. 0roA0E PHAfBkt. fastof'
ar JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHUR CH-nn Fourth street
h,tveen Concert and High. Services every Sunday
| II o,clo ka m end 8 o'clock Sabbath Ecnooi
q o,.,reka ~ w. n. Woope, Rector
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fiuantial ami 0ommertial.
Monetary Affairs.


pvte,euranh.1 New YoRK, June 2.
The Post. com mercial article Gays the loan mar
ket is easy and lenders find it difficult TO nss tnear
surplus funds at 5ae per cent. Commercial paper
Is xssted sni Fsssss at 6s7 per cent;
Tb. .,ock mart.t il duii SC! without any fea-
tuy, of specisi Importance State stocks sIe hrp.
New York bounty loan is quoted ct lD1tsiss;
yirpinis 81 66A; California 7. il1i bank shares
ann All o'dlhck N closed al ~; Rris s2l;
Reading lee; NJ zAa; scrip 1901; Ciev and
Pitts s3i Clev / Toledo l04; " 3os Cumber-
lsad coal 4j4 quicksilver SOL.
| LArER-Erie sold At 62i. Foreign exchange
closed dp!l for the steamer. Bills at 60 days on
| London arc asoted at !assalo94; commercial bills
! lo9s; bankers do 1t short sight ifl.aillt.
/ The Coms.ereiars money article says the stock
market is rsile- quiet but more active than yes
terdsy The csiqses 50 dong very ~
lie The New York elique sre sesisng oai ysad tht
| The chief speculative interest centres In Ciev
pitts and y ", both Of which being manipula
ted for high prices. Governments quiet, en
steady, At tue closing quotations Of yesterday
Money ia very .hanndsnt, sId the prevailing rat
on call If per esst, With exceptions Al per eeAi
On the 18th inst, the treasury VIII sad 70 tna Pre-
valent ease, by the payment Of over ten million
Of interest on 7-a0s. There has been more activity
In d.ecsnts during the last few days, snd esPs
eiany in grocrrs' papet. Rates for prime pape
range =, 5.si per cent. Foreign exchange nem'
nal at about the closing rates of yesterday. Col
shows . slight tendency TO rtccde from the deciin
of Yesterday. The prices have fallen below tn
views Of the heavy holders and there is disposi
ton 10 keen the prices at about l4e At least, unit
the atriv sfof fuTthsr news fr~,a t.eaaaI.
The total shipments Of specie 10 Europe the pa
week. from, this port, we're 49, from Re'
ton. 81 .os7. eey, from Philadeiphiar $500
The Total imports Of dry goods II this poN e
Nav was over 100000, against less than
oee, ess for the ssue period last year
| Gold closed 3asa39s.
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THE EAST AFRICAN ExPEDIrIoN.-The De-
partmentsof State yesterday received from the
United States Consul at the island of Zanzibar
intelligence Of the failure of the East African
Expedition, which was fitted out from that
place in the year 1866, for the purpose of CT
ploring the northern rivers of Africa. After
exploring the Toula and Shambs rivers,
which were found to be only inlets Of the sea,
the expedition touched at Cape Bissell. Here,
after considerable opposition, the party finallJ
landed, but every obstacle was placed in then
way by the natives to prevent their furthe,
ingress into the country. The party, however
pushed up the Rouges river and encamped q,
point known As Somalietown, where they
were STACKED BY q band Of natives, who killed
two Of the whites, after suffering considerably,
loss themselves. The exploring party fnsll,
made their escape to the river and, taking ,
vessel, arrived at Zanzibar on the 10th Of 0c
tober. The object Of the expedition was !,
ascend the Juba river - far q possible an,
then travel overland to the Nile and folloy
that river to ito mouth.
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In our notice yesterday of the case o.
Brince VS.. Farmers 4 Merchants Insurance
Co.. we had no intention Of doing any injus-
tice to Mr.. Brince. Being now better advised
we cheerfully make fuller statement OF the
case. The contest in the case was not as 70
the value OF the goods lost by Mr.. B., 80
much as upon the question, as to whether they
were destroyed by his act, the company nav
ing charged him in their answer and on the
trial with firing the building himself. II sp'
pevrs that Brince book account statement OF
purchases and sales were nearly all destroyed.
It was admitted by Brince's counsel that there
was uncertainty about the value of the goods
lost. Brince was entitled to two-thirds only
of their value The allegation against Mr.
Brince accusing him of burning the bnildin:
gave the case its chief interest," and was TIT
prominent feature Of it, and he was fully &C
| Quilted by the verdict.
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Tue REApuxG.-We have no space nor
time to notice at length the entertainment
ct the Atheneum last evening. There
was full house fine audience. Mr.. Muir
dock sustained we'll his high reputation. You
are disappointed mayhap, we were, at the
commencement of his readings. You think
here are no indications Of pre- eminent elocu.
tionary excellence. But Mr.. Murdoch pro-
ceeds, his fine voice, his enumeration clear
and distinct as the tones of silver bell, his
thorough study and mastery of the tone Of
the piece he reeites, his graceful action, his
forcble but chaste deliverances, devoid of all
rant all these arrest your attention, chair
you, impress you with the conviction that the
man before you has marked power, that he
is great in his profession. The audience wen,
away delighted.
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The annual spring exhibition of the keo'
knk Horticultural Society for the exhibition
Fruits, Flowers, &C., will take place Monday
afternoon, June 18th. All friends of Horti-
culture are respectfully requested to partici.
pate. S. CApy, Prest.
Any person having flowers which they
are willing to exhibit, can have them taken to
the place of exhibition at the Estes House,
by notifying either S. Cady or E. Il. Wick
ersham. june 8-3t.
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VINO wouldn't be an Editor? In the Ia
4;one and exhaustion of our labors yesterday
in came to us basket OF the richest, rares''
biggest, ripest and most luscious ssrawberne'
that over il was the fortune Of our optics to
rest upon. Our friend DR.. Hicks sent them
They were from his grounds. They were
most magnificent. Large and well favoFed
beyond precedent were they. Doctor aocep
our thanks
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HonTrcuIruRAI--The Horticultural Exhi-
hilton NJ onday afternoonand evening promises
u be, a very pleasant affair. The parties having
4 in charge are displaying energy and taste in
their preparations. Every citizen shonld take
an interest in it. 1t is just such blending o.
utility aud esthetics as Americans generally
.hould be brought to give more attention to-
ToLe . nersonal interest in this matter.
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PuRKsr AND SWEETEST Cop LIVER Or in the
Northumberland from fresh selected Livers on
the coast. This oil is characterized by q sweet
and purity peculiar to it alone Its reputation
IL so great that it takes the lead of other OILS and
il universally prescribed by physician 5. Remem-
Der to ask for Hazard L Caswells Cod Liver Oil ;
CASWELL, MACK CO., New York,
Sole Manufacturers.
just received and for sale by wilkinson, Bart
lett Co. feb25dG " sun wed fri-eow
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CITY NEWS.

THr EddyvilIe Star is battling bravely for
,he cause Of temperance. After careful ex-
.,;n.t;ou we have concluded that in oil this
western country, tho climax Of newspaper
excellence, there Is no racier weekly country
r.rer than the Star aforesaid.
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WARSAW sent delegation OF manly worth
and feminine beauty, wit grace, and lovel'-
ness. up to the readings last evening. our
neiehbor is largely endowed in this line. She
has no filter representatives than she sent
last evening.
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THE new editors of the Ottumwa Conr'e'
ennear in we'll written statutory to thei'
patrons and the public. They talk prac',ca
sense and sound political doctrine. W
welcome these gentlemen to the edltor1a
ranks. hope fer them abundant success ant
t.;ve regrets and good wishes to our frien'
Norris.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-10

LOWER g. Pollock have jus. received the
celebrated Clocks Hair Restorative, so much
manfred for lately. Try it. 1t restores grey
hair "a its original color. VIZ
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SPECIAL CAurIos.-Mrs. Winslows sootning
syrup has become so popular that various parties
h.v. nm, out articles calling them Mrs. Winsiows'
please take notice that the Mrs. Winsiow Of the
Soothing syrup is not connected with any other
...;.,. june5-d4w3m
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To OUR friend Ham. BRowSELL of the Book
store TO whom we are indebted for repeated
kinduesses, our thanks are yet further due for
. splendid volume Of Spier's Freach and
English Dictionary, which he placed upon our
table Cor our editorial use. Mr.. BRowSELI
knows the wants Of the Sanctum, is whole
souled and generous, and from his ample, and
fnely selected stock which he is careful to
keep we'll replenished, he is swift to supply
them. Here ere grateful acknowledgements,
HAN, and may the public's appreciation o.
your establishment, already great. continue tc
increase indefinitely.
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burned down and. none erected in their stead
the big hotel you built md Rad 70 let i out
Cor other purposes; your railroad depotwhe
You give passenger the sloppiest Of alops for
coffee, and charge double genuine "Java'
prices; climb some Of the hills in your town
If you can, or if not import Rocky Mountain
goats 70 do it for yon, and used . they are
70 crags, they viii give St 10 hills mp in dis
gust. Go down into some Of your rav'nes
Why, friend, We are credibly informed tina
YOU have ravines in your town that are % Ia
below the level Of daylight and sunshine tina
the owls boot BY dsy, that tho whip pofwiil
.;np themselyes to death because itnever get
lipht enough for them to stop, where the oni.
roads are coon and opossum tracks, wher
the inhabitants carry lanterns at noon. AM
The children are born with bat eyes eyes an
can only see in the dark. St. Josa pompous
hilly, eulchy, rag weedy dog-fennelish mum
cipal humbug, only kept, by means OF d'kes
| from being washed into kingdom come .
the Big Muddy, at every spring freshe'
Come and look at our city again, Bro. "
let some kind fiiend show you about It. NJ
tice the improvements that have been mad
this season, the building that has been don
the early adjustment Of our city indebtedness
the city large and opening trade; our VI
Library, our enterprising men and love
women, and catch the inspiration OF U
bright promise of Keokuk's FUTURE and y
!, will leave your six-by-nine town and con
and snend the remainder Of your days in To
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MERCHANTS and milliners will find SPLEEN
did assortment Of bonnet, taffata and trimming
ribbon for sale cheap, at Kramer, Irwin 4
Co.'S. lJune@o''
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"KEoKuK.-At a. m. Friday, / stepped
aboard the Harry johnson. and was in keo-
kuk, Iowa, at 4 p. m. This city has never
recovered from the disaster Of 1857. She lies
ut thegate of the Mississippi, like giant
paralyzed and stiffened. Your ::cities in the
West should take warning by the suicidal
course of Keokuk, Leavenworth and other
ambitious towns. Railroad indebtedness has
overwhelmed them, and they cannot remove
the mountain from their breasts. Taxation
deters emigrants from seeking homes there.
and inactivity not positive retrogradation,
must result from such state Of affairs. Ken,
kuk is more lively than have seen i since
the general crash. Merchants are making
money, farmers in the vicinity are doing we'll.
but there is very little building, and houses
and real estate are slow Of sale at half the
prices offered IN st. Joseph. There is nc
more beautiful site for q fine town on III,
Mississippi than is here afforded. The scener,
on the bluffs, where many beautiful residence,
areerected, is superb. keokuk boasts ,
splendid Public Library, comprising owe
Eve thousand volumes Of excellent books, ,
large cabinet of curiosities, several fine paint
ings, and busts OF eminent statesmen an,
authors. The daily GATE CIrY and Constitu
ton are published here. The former Tough
agood eight for the Union during the war
and the latter did all it could against it durin
the same period"
Thus Of this goodly municipality Of ours write
TO his paper, the editor Of the St. 10. mo.
Herald, who has been travelling up this wsy
Nov, Bro. wilkinson, we advise you in sol
der parlancs 70 sgo slow" You mu,t hav
been aslssp vixen you passed this place; wer
doubtless dreaming Of St. 10, and p;ctarsd
IN your dreams. twon't do for you, vii
your dilapidatsd old town, locked in Rim VI
Winkleian slnmbsEs, . prsaeh the funeral ,
ssf town. Look abost 20 y St. 10, obsurv
yess ssassal aGDelaam - ~ = -
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A CURIOUS SroRI.-The New York cor
respondent OF the Springfield Republican
tells this story:
by the way, let me give just an inkling of
another piece of domestic intelligence not yet
made public. About one year ago, certain
LADY. who shall be nameless, lost her husband
by death. She was young. gay. handsome,
and in wealthy circumstances, and. as may
naturally he supposed. created more or less OF
"a ..sensation.' wherever sha vent, among
single gentleman who felt inclined to become
double on suitable considerations. A certain
Spaniard, who for the sake of argument, we
will Consider in all respects an eligible person
! to have become the ladys second husband as
he certainly may have been for anything |
know contrary wise,-became attentive, and
| it was thought by observant friends that the
| lady was not wholly unaffected by his adj
dresses. They are said to have travelled quite
extensively together, and on returning from
one of several per.patetic Journeys. the gen
tleman announced TO acquaintances that the
! lady had become his welded wife, aud that
the ceremony had been privately performed
in neighboring state. They did not, how.
ever, reside together. The lady within feN
days has denied the marriage. affirming that
she is perfectly free to make other conquests,
and in short to DO matrimpnially, and in ever,
way, exactly as she may choose. At last &C
counts she was stoutly refusing to acknowledge
the gentleman as her husband, while he wa.
preparing to produce evidence that his mar
riage to her was perfectly valid and binding.
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n
By Telegraph raic.eo, June p.
There activity in the leading markets. and
prices steady With ssht Improvement In ssrerai
articles.
Ffoar-fn moa-rat. demand. and rrices r~ceded ~
&c saics ofsprinS extras we're MADE at s. se8ii 70
AMI white winter e1tr4s al SO .'Si3 Is
Whea,-In better demand. ~. il sza42 hisa-r
the market for No regular cong Arm At 81 g.; no
sprpg eida In north side u Is in ,p-cia hossss
rel sc,ed ruled dali and nominal.
Corn In fair request. closing at aa13ssAc for No
and 8.c for No ,. No By ssmpe, aasst steady ii
ape; and on hosrd of vessel st to
Rye-R-ason.hiy active and .sesdy at "a for No
and sc for No g.
Barley-o1iei With light eales Of com western al
zoe on srack
1seess-puli and nominal; sales Of Hungarian veG,
AAie at &c.
Highxiae.-rm at 81 70 for fire.. and &c 70,
bonied.
Provisons-Daii ard nothing doing.
| Mess Perk-sold ii $50 rs; and rumps a; %.
Cat Mea.s-Entissly nominal
Lsrd-Neminai.
Frt.xhts-stes.y At l4,sor e,rn. and los< for oats
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BoYDs INDICATED CREAM, on account OF its
delicate perfume and cleansingpropertes and also
of its reliable curative properties, is the most pop
uar remedy ont for itch, letter, prurigo and al
postular and scaly eruptions.
Lower L Pollock, Agents.
iunea- dim wd- fr-su 70 Main street.
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New York Market.
By Telegraph NV ToRK. june g.
Co,ton-Prstty firm at ss9so- for mi5d,ips.
rlcur-Le~ active, and eomnsaa and inferior ln4l5c
lower 81 i5&s ~ for extra; ts asGs 81 for EItrHR H.
O. and % oODi3 70 for trade brandt, clesing dull.
whaky-Qni~t = q for w~t.rn.
whsat-Dui aud Ia DC lower for common grades white
prime parcels and advancing; Ia FIR Chicsgo
spring. II 90 for No Milwaukee cub % os for Nc
Milwaukee; q 3 for No Do. and % All for eommo
oorp-Esiriy active ct deeiee Of lc, saosoc for IN
sound new mixed western; % Assc for sound do s2
for parcel ehoics d., elosine at s10y for sount
shipping, End sc for western yellow.
| Oats-Dull, 81 s56ifc for Western.
Petroieum-2s,4s for crude snd Az for refined il
! bond
P3rk-opsncd more a-tise AID frner; $50 IS $40 Il
| for mes closing at SO SIS cash; SO $3.50 81
for OLD do and - IS pa so for prime new mes. fo
June, July August sellers and buyers option 1T $50 4
03l SO.
Beef-steady at sle o0S2l 90 Tor nev plain mess. an
SCI 50 G2l 81 for extra me,s. Beef Hams quiet
SIS oo4as 60.
| DAc9 n-Quiet at Isasr.
cut M-ats-s.-.dy a. Iz4alsA1e for shoulders, an
l179lsjxc for hams.
LAvd-Quiat and arm At lo9e2,4c. and small .ales q
| choice at 2434c.
Butter-Hesv! at ao1ssc for Ohio and 239soc 70
State.
| Cheese-Dull ut s@2Sc.
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New Books.

New Books.
rHANDOS, by Ouida.
oHida.n Dr,ths
Tie .org retk, by Huslah.
1eyo.isEs q the Ag-e ny Rev O n Alien.
Inner Rome b, K-t. VI Futlrr-
Aesieni Cheni.tiy. ~ Norton Leeds
Peresra's Msser1a ". dsoa, edition
Life os Sc sa,eaher.. ty bite.
c-rse. ~ AeiTiie.
GisI. ,Ie Outiav.
Res,el wsr ca<~Sis Dary. hy Jonss
Lppsncost, Prorouncing asIe,teer Of the World,
IL esiion
The Nr~eomers,
Vanity Fair,
Miscelianies, uu r.
Feadennss, y A15-
ksmond.
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C.ol~r.. by John Chapman, n. D.
jet u ceiv-d by ~ Bh0vSELL
raayaSd Cor. &th and Main streets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-10

Mas. GEoRGE JOHNSON, of Marion town.
ship, Washington county, was 90 severely
burned on the LIST inst, in consequence Of hei
clothes taking ERE from coal falling from
her pipe while she was picking MP wood in
the door yard, that abe died ON the Sd inst,
altef suherfng intense agony 6fty-six hours
The Washington Ress states that the BODY
was burned TO crisp" from her hips to hsl
neck. y,