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A Lars English paper says: A day Or two
since fine dog belonging. to Mt. George
Hone, Of Frindsburg, near Rochester, com
mitted . deliberate act Of suicide By drowning
himself in the Midway, at Upnor, Chatham.
The dog had been suspected Of hydrophonia,
and was accordingly summed and kept as
much as possible from the house. This treat
ment appeared to cause him much annoyance,
and for some days he was observed to be
moody and morose. but still without any APP
pearance of becoming rabid On Thursday
morning he was seen to leave the house ana
proceed to an intimate acquaintance OF his
masters at Upnor, on reaching the residence
Of whom, he set up piteous cry on finding
he could not obtain admittance. After wait
ing at the house some little time he was seen
10 90 to the river close by; he then deliber-
ately walked down the bank, and after turn.
ing round and giving kind of farewell
howl. he walked into the stream, where he
kept his head under water until he rolled over
dead. This extraordinary act Of suicide was
witnessed by several persons. The manner
of the death proved pretty clearly that the
animal was not suffering from hydrophobla
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Chicago NJ arkef.


By Telegraph CHICAGO, Nay 80.
The advance in gold created frmer feeling in the
markets and hi hsr prices realized wheat and
corn and fair shpping md local demand for -four.
Prices have not experience any decided change The
demand for wheat IL more active than yesterday and
prices were llzc higher. Sales of 10000 bushels at
from GllSai IS for No Regular; sotaf II for No
in nc, thwe-ten elevator. osl IS for No 2sprng in
South aud North side houses and At 1913 for rejected,
Al the close the market firm at e6l g1 t615 for
No. 1.red
Corn-In active shipping and speculative demand, and
the market advanced &Ac. So sales in store Of No
at 7aafa3ic; yellow and white at IS f55l No 5219
and rejected at 5cc At the clos. of the market SIC for
No l. canal corn sold sio aoat for No. /; and SIC
for high mixed
Oats are in good demand bu, e lower. fales OF NJ
at 31sQ32<o; and No. at 80 3olk; closing at 311D
50 for former.
Rye-A GOO, demand for shipment and ls41c better;
No. at es,97oc aud No. . at es47o in store
Barley-Hrld firmly. The market rules quiet and
bigger.
wine.-More active From sales Of sss bbls 90 for
bonded and % for free.
Provisionsd Dull Holders firm In their views. and
not 10 make order 10 effect sales
One lot OF Mess Pork changed hands to-day, but or
terms kept private
Lard-l0l tierces pteam rendered sold At PC.
Beef CateFresh receipts cf Beef Cattle At the unor
stock Yard to-day. 90 entered with calves, 167i
head Mt prices ranging from ooG9 Is for good 4
choice.
Hog,-Fsncy lot OF 40 hogs weighing 2s6 lbs, sod a
as of of the cars must be taken any criticism
the market. The demand II moderately active, AM
prices have advanced 1oDl5c 4 100 hs yesterday
quotations There large number left over unsold
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

GENERAL Butler still lives. for the follow
ing would never be attributed to any other
man in the United States. II is no more
clever than true:
Every man has right, because be is a
man, to be equal to any other man If he
can. No law can affect this. We have no
right to enact law that will interfere with
the right of any man to become equal with
another. provided his moral. physical and in
tellectnal qualifications will admit OF equal
ity. When the prodigal son re-
turned, the fatted calf was killed: bat we do
not read that all the veal was given to the
runaway.
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From Springfield, Illinois.

SPRINGFIELD, May 80.
A valuable building on the corner of Elev-
enth and Monroe streets, was burned last
night-the work of an incendiary.
Gov. Oglesby and staff. and heads of State
Department are invited to attend the presen-
tation of Pennsylvania flags at Philadelphia,
on July 4th.
Surgeon General Wonsotter has been re-
lieved from duty at Camp Butler. DR.. Ste.
venson, of Springfield, has taken charge Of
the camp.
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ST.. LOUIS, NAV 90

In the Old School Presbyterian Assembly
the appeal of DR.. r. j. Breckenridge was laid
aside, and the report on the Louisville Pres
bytery was taken up and debated by DR.. w.
S. Breckinridge, and DR.. Humphrey in opposi.
ton, and Fl. K. Clark in favor, but no action
was reached. tits stated, to day, that r. j.
Breckenridge will urge his appeal no farther,
in consequence of the Assembly decidingthe
synod of Kentucky the only respondent:
thereto, thus preventing him from inAictine
punishment upon disloyal men.
The New School Presbyterian Assembly
adjourned, sine die, last night.
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BY TELEGRAPH


BY Telegraph Sfw York, May -
oo,ton-onll and heavy, and I42s Lover; ssSile for
miadiing.
Fiour-RsthHr more steady more scti@.: asass ~
for Extra s,ase, - 4csa9 50 Ex. r. ii @; aid 20
GA for trade Brands. closing steady
whisky-Aetive snd hrner Western 2, and lse Ibis
do in bond Al . y
20 for un.oant Chiesgo spring; IS for uhsonrd MI
wsnke Cluts 81 f,r ehoi NJ, Milwaukee, and
lsssa % for Prime Nvaukee The latter rftcts
extreme.
Rva-Quiet ard firm. westean at ssc,
Corn-oprned shYae hrmer and closed dull at IA &c
lover. 55dslc f,r damaged new mix~d Western; SO
SIZE for sound do; closing At Sd. So aca sssil4 Tor
Western yellox csc handsome white Western; and
SIS for old mixei Western.
and il sni pominsl.
Petro,tum-Doll. q 0G11se FIR crude 4oc for refined
In bond.
Pork-Heavy, 30 $3.50 IS for mes, closing At
80 42,s Ch IS go IS for old d.; and 2t2i 50 for
for plims Also $50 hbls for Jnn. July, and
August sellers and buy ers option, a, 50 sosSs1
Beef--steady at About tie previous prices Beef
sseu. firm at i71is
Bacon-oui.t Cut meats stesdy; lg143l3a. for
shoulders, And Il 8lsbz for hsn,-.
Lard-Firm tl9,. Se7lS.. sma. sales were made at
22izz.
Ba,,sr-He.vy at so1ss f. ohio and so4io for
State.
Cheese-Qaiet at s4loc
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ST.. JOINS. n. b.. MAY

The election in Albert county was held
to-day, and resulted in two confederate can
didates being returned by large majorities.
So far, the elections have resulted in favor of
eight confederates and no ants.
There is intense excitement here, over the
death of the confederate Humbert, killed
Friday morning. The murderer has been ar
rested.
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fInantial ano Commerlid.

from the Times Of May %.


Wool continues in good demand both from Gus
TONERS and the trade, and prices are rather tend
ing upward. THERE'S ruInor Of large sale Of
Cape. but net sufficient TO give any eredencc 10
the same The sales within the past day or two
have net been made public yet Al boston the
demand for domestic wool has continued quite
active. at full prices. Stocks are being rapidly
taken up and it is evident that manufacturers
have made up their minds TO be well provided
with old wool so as be able 10 act A. independ-
entity 81 possible when the new clip begins to make
its appearance. The sales for the week have been
l,lo6.coo rs. Fleece and pulled At prices ranging
from Is. Ia o., for fleece and ioc to &c for No.
and extra pulled
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

As TIE season for equestrian expeditions il
upon us, We give the following from an ex-
change. 1t is gratuitous counsel to young
ladies. The author Of it may be an authority
on this score, we do not pretend to be:
s.she should sit 50 closely. and when rising
Is the trot possess such elastic motion from
the foot to The knss md the waist thss Ne
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

CLoTHixG AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-Mr. S.
Rosenthal has just returned from the East
with fresh stock of clothing and gents
furnishing goods. purchased at panic prices,
prior to the recent advance in gold, which he
now offers to the public at such low figures
that to undersell him will be almost impossi-
Bile. Coming among US but a few months
ago, this new house has already got faii
run of trade and have invariably given salts
facton TO customers. The stock is fresh ant
made up in the latest style. Remember, tina
the Elephant Clothing House is immediatel,
opposite the Estes House rnay26-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

BEAUTIES or ABBREyIATioS.-An Algerian
official recently asked permission Of the home
minister at Paris to erect some fountains, and
received answer by telegraph as follows
Construct g. q .fontoinis. The initial letter.
stood for quclques. but the functionary read
them as figures, and accordingly dotted the
town with ninety nine fountains.
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retnrn 10 the saddle should seem - light -
feather. She should 80 sit square to the
'front.' and her horses ears-to speak as
soldier-ouaht to dress well with the buttons
Of the bosom of her habit. Nothing is SO
bad as to sit with lean to one side, and
when admirers are following after, to let
them fear that very little would cast her of
from the syrup side of her saddle. Her
hands should be down, but light, and her
arm, as we'll as every inclination Of her
figure, should harmonic with the motions Of
steed, as if both possessed the same volition. "
A PFC Nc. IT'S the first Of the season,
we believe. We learn that Exchange Stree
Sabbath School, with its little folks and its
larger folks and all its friends OF all demon
nations will go aboard the gallant little fast
sailing Eagle and alight in the grove below
Warsaw this morning, and spend the day IN
the woods, and have a pin mic and good
time. You ought to go. The proceeds are
for the Sabbath School Library of that church
and we hope the School will realize hand
some amount. Get up, pack your basket and
90. Boat starts at $50:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

RICHARD NJ. HoLDES. of Washington
county. is announced as candidate for State
Treasurer Mr.. Holden was one of the
ablest members of the House last winter, and
has financial talents OF high order. and per
fest honesty withal.
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The Winona, Mimi Republican, of MAY
18th, INDUCES in curious sensation:
"On board the Milwaukee, coming uR IRON
Dunleith yesterday, was man who, Py n.s
actions and peculiar manner, drew the aHen-
ton Of the passengers to him, and gave rise
to suspicious asso his sanity he would
start-fook wildly around, as if fearfq that
some one was after him-approach passen'
cers and offer to show letters certifying to his
GOOD character and high standing telling
them that he was all right II he say any
persons looking At him particularly, he would
tell them that they need not fear for him-he
was all right. He asked the clerk if he sup.
posed the passengers would think strange Of
his keeping in his stateroom SO closely. The
clerk answered.. Certainly not, any passen.
ger has the right to do as he pleases about
that And finally the man deposited his
coat and carpet-sack at the office; and some :,
time after was seen to jump from one OF the
barges into the river, and swim for the shore,
which it is supposed he reached, though Is &c
that we are not informed. Letters and pa
pers in the coat which was left with the clerk
seemed to indicate that he was military OF
ficer of rank, from Canada. His effects were
left at Brownsville by the officers OF tht
boat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

Az INSANE SolpIER.-Turner NJ. Peck,
says the Muscatine Journal, who enlisted in
company A. Eleventh Iowa regiment, when
that organization was formed, arrived in this
city last night on the Sucker State, IN state
of lunacy. He was placed in charge of sher-
if Keith, and is now in Jail. Efforts have
been made to ascertain who and where his
relations are, but they have so far proved
unavaling. The man can give no rational
account Of himself, but from what he has
eaid it is presumed his present lamentabie
condition was caused by lmp- sonment and
cruel treatment in Andersonvlle prison. Any
one knowing anything concerning the rela-
tions of the unfortunate individual, will con-
fer favor by reporting the same to Marshal
James or Sheriff Keith. Our exchanges will
also make note of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

DEs MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY
vs. j. p Hornish engaged the attention of the
court Yesterday forenoon. Rankin L McCrary
appearing for plaintiff defendant for himself
Verdict Tor plaintiff.
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WArRsSTEp-We would say to readers,
that Se,.srs G. g. Clark 4 Co.. proprietors of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, warrant it to cure the most
long standing.
We bid you try Goes Dyspepsia Cure; it will
help You. Constipation. one of the chief causes
ofIl health, Is completely cured by the use of the
Cure. Al diseases Of the Stomach and Bowels,
like Sick headache, Heartburn, Cramps Pains, or
Coic, are controlled instantancously by the use
OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
may 20 dIw- tus -thur-sat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

TIE Circus yesterday didn't draw all the
public. but goodly portion of it. By the
way, the matter of bringing out children
ride in the hippodrome. ere they have b
long and continued careful practice, become
SO proficient in the art as to be likely to
escape accidents, does not appear to US to be,
a, ,trabia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

For goods for men and boys wear, sum
mer coating, cassimeres, wool tweeds, pant
linen linen coating, &c, at great bargains,
on to Bostwick & Co. may31-2t.
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STRAwBERRIEs.-A choice lot just received
from Southern Illinois, by Cox l. Irwin, Fifth
and Main.
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Waiting Cor the Verdict
was performed in fine style last evening and
secured the warm concentrations OF the au-
dience Mexican BucnANAS could not have
been improved upon as jonathan Roseblade
nor Miss VIRGINIA as Martha. FRANK
WATCHER played Blinkey Brown to perfec-
t,on, aud all the rest Of the troupe won praise.
"The Marble Heart tonight. Don't fail to
60; the season will soon be over.
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Carr. PEARMAN, Quartermaster at Daven'
port, has been mustered out OF the SERVICE
SAYS the Gazette.
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THE Courier notices the arrival. in Ottum-
wa. Of Capt. Geo P. Norris, Capt Thos. J.
Potter, and Capt E. B. Murphy, of the 18th
Iowa Cavalry.
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BUFFALO. Nav &c.

A dispatch from Toronto says that in con.
sequence of the news from Buffalo Of the
arrival Of Fenians, the militia here are ON
the alert, and preparations ~ nads for any
euerxeacy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

WE received call last evening from J. ".
PgicE. long a resident Of this county. He is
Just from Galveston, Texas came to St.
Louis in four days. Had a package of pa
pers for Us; was stolen on tie packet; sorry.
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Toe SALE.-A new Piano. Enquire of
Mrs. Dunn, on High street, between 9th and
10th. maySl-3t.
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BUFFALO. Nav 80.

BUFFALO, May 81.
Several hundred men, said to be Fenians,
arrived here early this morning, and are in
secret council with brother Fenians here.
There is but little. if any, apprehension Of .
raid from this quarter.
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FIVE PER CENT. OFF all city Taxes for 1866
if paid before July LIST.
(lnay26lot) VIM B. CowDES, Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

FoR the lowest prices and the best make of
goods 60 to the one price house of BosTwIck
L Co. td6tl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

NEARSgss OF DEATH-When we walk near
powerful machinery, we know that one single
misstep, and those mighty engines will tear
us to ribbons with their flying wheels, or
grind us to powder in their ponderous jaws.
So when we are laundering across the land IN
a rail car, and there is nothing but an inch OF
iron flange to hold us on the track. So when
we are in ship, and there is nothing but the
thickness Of plank between us and eternity.
We, imagine, then, that we see how close we
are to the edge of the precipice. But we do
not see it. Whether on the sea or on tho
land, the partition that divides US from e'er-
nity is something less than the oak plank, or
half an inch Of iron hange. The machinery
of life and death is within US. The tissues
that hold the beating powers in their place
are often not thicker than sheet OF paper,
and if that thin partition rupture, It would be
the same with us as if cannon ball struck
u.s. Death is inseparably bound up with lie
in the very structure of our bodies. Struggle
as he would to widen the space, no man can,
at any time. go father from death than tho
thickness of sheet of paper
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

" r. BsnLENAS sells Boots and Shoes,
.nters, slippers, &c. at No. 90 Main street
lnay29-3t-eodA
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THE Massachusetts Legislature has defeat
ed thu bill to license and legalize liquor sell
ing in the State, by lag TO ~.
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wAsrrp.-Employment. Enquire at this
of,ce (may29d3t)
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HORTICULTURAL. NoTIcE.-Regular monthly
meeting, Friday afternoon, al two Q clock at
the Office of Wickersham and Co. It
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

To a lover there are but two places in the
world-one where his sweetheart, is, and the
other where she isn'r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

PERsoxAl-Judge Tracy, of Burlington
arrived in town yesterday. Is stopping atthe
Deming.
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THE 1.ApY's FRIESD.-Ihe June number
is received. 9 The Mothers Blessing is a
handsome steel plate The fashion plates
are good. and there are several wellknown
writers that appear as contributors to this
number,
Published by Deacon L Peterson, Phila-
deIphia; SIS per annum.
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UyCR SALE Three very desirable Lots On which are
located story brick dwelling house, containing
or roomsa large brick wash hou-e and wood house,
together with large trick stable two larg- eistTrs,
and Lots ~e covered with choke ot Of fruit anf III
er This property IL .Gsied cn the corner q -th
ard More streets Convenient u business Ice Stt
half cash balance in and t4zs al Per cent. in
teresf Title coed. Enquire Of
apra4 II B. TES-EYCK
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New York Money Market.

BY Telegraph NV icHK, May ~.
Money-Quite easy at e17 = cent.
Sterling Exchange-Quiet: 1oal Z q ioelS.
Gold hrmer, opening at 1881 advancing TO lss5s
declining 70 l3s, and closing At 1851
The total exports Of specie today Is s3.lei.ae
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Nor1cE the call for Convention elsewhere.
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Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance c.

We clip the following frcm the New York Indepts;
dent Of Sept. 2sth:
This Company was Organized in 1915 on the mrtrsl
system with the well Known advantage Of furnisfire
Insurance lite actual la the amount OF ito trri
pess IL 10 the largest life insurance company in tic
country and with the exception Of one Gsrmsn &C n
pany the largest in the world Its accumulated capital
Is nearly SO 600 900 II has paid since its organization
over 81 eco the families and retors Of deceased
m4rberr and ha. refunded 5000 c10 TO policy
holder. In dividends surplus premiums Its present.
surplus s. $50 0oo from which the annual dNi-
dend will be declared l-t Of Feb. text The number
of policies i-sued during he year So It's annual
income So 600 900 per year its receipts for inter
eft alone being half million which more than
paid losses for the year ending LIST November last
FROM these figures notion may be obtained OF the
business done by the company snd Of the are
vantages offer ed insurers Fuller particulars wilt
fou nd adv ertisenent in another column. OF the
advantages Of life Insurance 1t 10 scarcely necessary
say anything this day Lord Chancellor Lyndhursts
remark, that with dependent family is free
from rsro1ch If his life - not insured IL not tco strong
The duty Of insurance being admitted tbs next thing Is
ind safe and cheap company and the Connecticut
Mutual Is both"
HB TEs-ErcK IL the agentfor this popular company
In this city. ocio
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

Discomfort IN CrBA.-Recenta dvices from
Cuba inform Us that there is large party in
that Island who are disconnected with the
Spanish rule, and that there is very serious
prospect of riot and revolution there. The
aggressions Of the Spanish government in the
South American republics, and their success
ful efforts against Spain, are giving the DIS
affected people of Cuba some grounds for
encouragement. While the few Spanish res.
idents the island are strongly in favor OF
the mother country, the native Cu5ans, who
comprise most of the population, and the free
blacks, are chatting under the expressions and
burdensome taxes which they have to bear,
and would rejoice at the FIRST opportunity to
obtain independence. The CHILEAN Minister
to Venezuela and Ecuador, Senior Malta, has
been endeavoring to draw the republics O
South America into an alliance against the
Spanish power, and has fair prospect 0
success. The news Of the bombardment o
Valparaiso created intense excitement there
and general indignation. Another disturb
ing element is the presence of slavery on tn,
island; and since the emancipation Of slave
in this country, large party has been grow
ing up in favor of its abolition and beliey,
that will be only the preliminary step to til,
annexation OF the island to the United States
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-31

The Home Missionary for May has an in.
teresting table, prepared by Rev. ]. +. Gov.
OF Chicago. showing the number of soldiers
sent TO the war by the Congregational
churches and congregations of the North.
west. These churches, it must be remem-
bered, are generally small. The average
number Of male members is sixteen. It an
pears that 602 churches, from which report.
nave been received, have sent 2,OS7, or one
in four Of the adult male members. There
went from the congregations outside ths
church, 6,121. Out of the whole numbe
thus reported, 1l9 were ministers, and SO,
were sons Of ministers. Out of this Who'll,
number, l,496 Lost their liyeS, averaging abou
three to each ceasregation.
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H B. TES-EYcK.

U.oR sALE-The very desirable Brick residence an
II grounds ~ned and occupied BY A. J Wilkia
son Esq situated the Of 18th snd High sts
Hou.e has 20 with all the modern improve
ment-large frame tArnthree very desirable lots at
t.ehed covered with fruit and al trees. Price
5oo Title good sale. For further particulars
enquire of II. B. TEN-E}Ck.
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WyDR sALE-LatsT and :, in Block Il, on the corner
4 ofTiffh aud Morgan Streets These Lots are the
mos, DE- satie lots il thst neehbarhocd. Price
$i4O9-cne third down. and bslsnce in and ears,
par cent interest. Title good or no sale
Enquire OF spr4I IL IEA-k1Sh.
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prpuBLrcAN CONVENTION.

For great Bargains, go to BosTwIcK & Co.