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Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This une9uaist preparation, which posss. the pecu-
10y o. RESTORING grey hair % IT. col.
Or and II 70 Assums the color II poss-ssed before
y turned grey. II y Permanent cure for dandrur
strengthens and epiiveDs the root hair ayee The
hair lasting sad natural neissurs, eures dandrnr
sesrf asA sofese1 Of the skin. kerspns that
have tried this PREPARATION ssy that they have
kinds OF ronir and Hair Rotoraiives. Ind had never
bssn soas 70 End scls that would produce the Dc
arsd result until they hAd tried my Hair Tonic II has
cured P.oss .ho had soaid ..sss. Of daedru Al kni
I'D and ceented together In the shape c4p cover.
Ing H. whole bod and In tbs II thirty DAYS
alsse psAs ny fonis the scurf aad dApuG ali tsso-
ps4rsd, ena ths hir yhich had until that tine been
growth.
II The cessof esp Janss Hssshop, Of ~ 2lst Tow.
inAntsy, Ihose hssA covered With thick coating
- lanasu1 aAd sourf = Dsntoaed above, and vhose
hk - alues completely hllsn oct b shown H. sir-
tss q IT, 1onie e b tAs ecass Of thrss veeks app-
cation oft ~ asalp aaumsd healthy condifpq and
~ has eoanseosd - grow beautifully. 1his y ouiy
soecoe - - k1nA - . tAOaQ1A. I could xSeotior
nAsy eths, b1t ~ went Of spaes sad ems an prs
vsnsed fko0 d0eng %.
se,d b GlOndI CABus, corner Of second and Main
street. Rstss - ssa6 ~ bo<tls beral discount
sGsae. sr1&-Aem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

ma. JOHN P. Cooks who il running fof
Congress in the I'd District aesinst Hon.
Hiram Price, said in his speech accepting IL
nomiantion
ne eos opposed to taxdtion without nsp-
Sssentdtion and no political or~.r;sat;nn
could rule this country another yser While
repudiating the great cardinal principles upon
which this Government was frsmed.S
hr. Cooke here lays down psincipls ia
which the great Union party have been ha&-
tling-thGt ere.y man rho & saesd sAea sots.
Juss let him agree to this and We will 81 ~
no more. But this man Cooke would II n
wsrs elected vote 70 uphold The Stats Con,
ssitatioas vAsesby svery rsbsl d allowed a
vots, though b pags - tAxss, end svay ~
AineAins Uniooiss, thssgh ~ peow, b H.
tiaashissd. sasA 80 u ynsieaeA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

Tns wv In which tbat dsnagogus JoAn.
con, reeas6sd - 1siaaaioa Of Mf. Lin.
eola, nay b ealAsssd fton tAs i6aiovias
ps1Da y iAe nsls riscs hsspots = elsvs-
And -which W publish sntirs ii snothsr col.
umn this mornisg, ~
There was two years ago, ticket bsfoes
20 fog he Rre6ideacy. / ~ plecsd upod
~ tiekat with Distinguished ciEiasn, nov
10 more. lvoices-sslt.s . PITY "Toc
I'D" HUl1ornnaHa.DJ Yss, know thsfs
arc some Who ny ''unfoEtunate." Yes, nm
fortunats fbr some tint God rulss ON high,
and deals in justice. IChsers.J Yes, M
fortunate The ways of Providence ars myy'
terioas and inconprehsnsibls, controlling III
thoee Who excloim aunfoFtanate."
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FRESH OYsrxss.-As the time for oysters
is again at hand, our citizens and the public
generally will be inquiring where these de-
hcious bivalves can be obtained. To put Q
stop TO these inquiries we would inform them
that Messrs. Urich Statler are daily in re-
csipt of the most excellent quality Of Balti.
more oysters, to which they call the attention
Of the public and trade in our advertising
columns this morning. See advertisement.
A DESPATCH from Washington says: "The
report of the Presidents Cleveland speech
has exasperated every Union man, and &C
disguised many johnson men, as to make
them denounce him bitterly. All respectable
men, wi thout regard to party, agree that the
nation has been deeply Inundated, and the
Presidential Office temporarily dissraced and
prostituted. Every one is asking how . wesk
msreof such exhibitions will affect the ns-
honal reputation abroad, and while Union
men all feel that he is helping on the good
cause, they also deeply feel the shame.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

AYRrs, MANN l. AYREs have Just received
beautiful lot of Mirrors, in great variety of
size ard finish The ladies are especially in
vited to call and see them. They are adding
every day something Nesc and Pretty to their
now handsome stock (sept. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

OK account of holidays all our Jewish
business houses viii be closed on Monday,
Tuesday and Saturday of this week, and
Wednesday 1.-THE l9th) of next week. See
advertisement in another column.
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To tie Voters Of l. e county, Iowa.

L, HEReAS At the June Sc SSoe, 1885, the eoard
W Of sup-rvaors Of Lee couL -, Iowa, passsd the
following K, solution, viz:
hes,red by TIE Bard Of Snpey xssvs u La cs~niy,
That the snm Of sey-n Thousasd Nnrs - appsop atd
for this etion IoterSor OF ~ Ja Build
ing i Port Msdiaon, and the - ssbjsct TO the
order Of the Committee Public D, 1Ang. shen -
proprstet by mai rfy Of the Lsga. Voters OF Lss
e.usts at tho ensuing election"
Nov, therefore. In order tn Of the
votets Of Lee cvuuty, IN regard said be
ascertAned ytu are hereby called upon depcst your
ballot 81 the easaing Election sither egns
such appropriate
Those in favor Of the appropriation will srpsAt sh1r
ballot FIR jail Apfropratinar those OBJ ~ - tAs
same, "Againa JAIL Apr. prlatson "
The Eli ction n6icsrs In the several Tos Daps anA
Ela ton Precincts will make due retsrn Of - ~oea
tsken, according to law.
witness ny hand and se.l Of O4Dca hereto o1xe1, -
~ Fort Msdison, Iowa this Oh day Of Sep
70 tembsr, 1895
CHARLW DOE eK.
Clerk L. Co., town..
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If you want White Hair made beautiful AZ
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, q
Dandruf head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fast, use DR.. TEsBrr's Physiological
Regeneration. KERR L FULLER, Agents.
Sold by ell Druggists. fn-sun-wed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

DoN'T SLIGHT YOUR TEErH.-Remember
that upon their labor the health of the stom-
ach depends. Keep them perfect, and, in
order to do 90, manipulate them with q
brush, dipped in the Frasan. Sozodont,
once or twice day.
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cfinantial alb Gamm.rtial.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAP II
cs,eage Marnse.

Chfes4e MaYksa.
~ Telegraph CHICAGO. sept ).
Ylour--Acti.s and In request BY local dsAlsrs snd
shippers Prices 1922 hight; sAlss white winter
$40 o5o1s 90 spring rtrs ~ toDl1 90 svrfns sss~.
nns Eo7 50.
whess-A good deal OF ssciteoent sxIsts In the
wheat MARKET auoprcss arr %, per bushs higher.
closing arm at q % d 90 for No l. and 81 7e0l %
cordis to ioratl'n.
oorn--Prius lai1sc higher; sales snost At ssH96c
for No on board and s5dss< tor No in store, eoe
for ~hits aud 5S.<e for yellow.
ost-rirmsr aud mere active; Ho 1t 2SG9zc, and
No Al f51xA2sc-
Ry.-ass s. higher and good inquiry csSese for No i;
aod 50 De0o for No in .,ore.
Barlsy-Vrm at l2g SIC
s..d.-In fair demand ct q soesoo for timothy asa
add u sss1S % for n.I.
Provisons-Marksf quiet; mes Pork At rs 50.
Bhouldsrs-l<5xc loose,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

WoRKNRs have commenced on the founda-
ton of Mr.. Kilbourne's new building.
Would that other enterpriGns citizens could
be found who would adorn the adjoining Va,
cant lots with substantial business houses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

!. o. O. F.-Ata meeting of Puckechs>
tuck Lodge No. 4s, /. o. o. f., held Sept
7th, 1866, the following was presented and
adopted
WHEREAS, 1t mas pleased An overriding
Providence to remove from our midst, in tia
prime Of lite, our worthy and we'll estssmsd
brother, John Heule therefore, be II
Resotred, That in the death of our late
brother We have lost . true and earnest
friend of our beloved order, his bereAved
wife and children kind husband and indulg
ent father, and this community IN honest
man.
Resolsed, That ws hereby extend to them
our heartfelt sympathy and coincidence.
Reso1ued, That . copy Of these resolutions
be presented TO his widow.
,KEoKuK, Sept. 8, 1866. -
THE Missouri Democrat in speaking Of the
reception to be given Andrew j., At St, Loui,
says: I" We understand that thirty-siz
horses will be attached to tho Presidents car;
Zach horse to have thirty-six red ribbons tied
to his fore.top, and twice ~ many to his tail;
the wheels will have thirty-six spokss thir-
tyisix orators viii make thirty-six speeches
there will be thirty.siK walters q the ban
quet thirty-six barre ID of Bourbon will be
emptied thirty-six young men, each thirty.
nix years old, will get drunk thirty six times !;
thirty-six dozen etiice seekers will kneel
Tor thirty nix hours and present thirty -six Pc.
dtions, signed by thiry-six nobodies, and
thirty six thimb'e riggers viii throw thirty
nix back summersaults at height OF thirty
tx feet. Andy is coming.
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CAsercA DIRECTORY.

AODDUU 49, @HSS YsSy0S -
vumuynsruR pRueDYTWlAN OnUnO8, - ~
On eeyepth esrsst between Main sud Biondsan. ovicss
eyery eehha4h Il II . and ~ n eASseth school
ate =. hayse nsstinx svssy WEDNESDAY q II 2. n.
We oaAsa ,PHsssr.
nxoHARas srRkRr n. = oHUnCH-0n nzehasss
etyvss obs~ssn Third .nd vosssh prsaeAfng WWy
sabbath 1t II 4 and u ~ 2. =. eAbhssA school as
3krn Prayer meeting ON "Wednesday svsninea
JogH BuRs1ss. eAsecr.
UNITED PRReDYTgRIAN = Stfth stsssf, bstsssn
nian and Biondsan Services svcry sabbath 81 IL A.
and ~ Pm. Sunday eehool9H an
FIRST PRlsBYrRRIAN-corssr HisA a.d FOURTH
str.sss Services every Sabbath ~ II and
sunday seAools An. IN csIfrsxnss. Psseor
uNTrARIAN oHURoH-Cornsr High sad Fourth
sarssts Services svssy Sabbath q II .. =. sssdAy
Ochoel es.0. :. AAseAii, fessof.
CHATHAM SQUARE II. =. CuURoH-Cornsr sfssv-
cath and MORAN streets Preaching every sabbath 81
IL a. - and 9A o. m Sabbath scnooi ~ n. Puelte
Praysr Meeting on Wednesday evening.
| FIRST BAPTIST CHuRCH-rhird street, sstvs:a
| Concert and High. su, day School ~ n Prs.c.-
ing at II also u ~ =. Prayer nessise Wsd-
nssdsy 1t BPS IT. Wnsovsh, Tassef'
CONGREGATIONAL uUkCH-His hssrset, bstvsse
Nfth and sixth Services every Sabbath ct II D. n epA
| 3X D. m sabbath school ats p. Prayer meeting
| % Wednesday svsaisss. 0Bosas fnAcnEH. Psssor
| n JOHNS RPIsCoPAL cHUsCH-on Taroth stree
| between Concert and High Services every Sunday
! o'cloek q n. and O'Clock p. m. esh6ssA eehoei
| O'clock .. =. - d. Weese 1sessf.
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Mas. LoxAx will commence the second
year of her school on Monday, Sept. 10, at
her residence, corner of Eleventh and High
streets. (ssp. T-3t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

10000 Saved Cedar fence posts and Grape
Sticks for sale by j. s. Atlee, Fort Madison,
Iowa.
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Ed.tors of the Gate City !:

Editors of the Gate City:
The following preamble and resolution,
which no doubt was intended to be passed in
the "My Policy meeting held at the Court
House on last Thursday evening, has. by
some oversight, been omitted in the published
proceedings thereof. You WILL no doubt
confer special favor upon the privates OF
the Bread-and- Butter brigade Of this ei,y by
publishing the same in your paper.
WHEss,s. Gen. Fitz Henry Warren. who
holds the office of Minister from the United
States to Guatamala, is now running A. the
Bread and Butter and rebel synpathizer',
candidate for Congress in this District, aud At
the same time Is drawing . salary at the rate
OF $1,000 per annum, or more than $l9 per
day, while engaged in the laudable attempt to
gull the people of this Congressional Dis
trict; and, whereas, no person has . right 10
receive money from The public treasury vi.h>
out an equivalent therefor; aud, whereas,
i Is doubtful whether the services Of said
Gen. Warren are worth to Andrew johnson
the amount which he is being paid from the
Government; and, whereas, the amount of
Bread and Butter which the President has ut
his disposal is not at AL proportioned to the
wants of his follower; and, whereas, it 10
not in accordance With the great Democratic
principles Of an equitable division OF the
spoils that one person should have an under
proportion thereof, but oil the Bread and
Butter men are entitled to some Of the crumbs
that fall from their masters' table. There.
fore,
Resolsed, That the General Of the Bread.
and Butter brigade Of this county. and the
General Of The Quinine brigade Of the army
- ~ - L.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

PrAcHrs were selling in our city yesterday
at only thirtys6ve cents per quart. They are
brought all che way from Egypt hence
the high price Of tho lncious fruit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

N91 nseetAgnsl haviHs DISPOSED Of his interest
fA(rA voaA eapfan N ezsatads - tAs sitsseus Of
Ae.ksk - Neaq1N ~ fAsig vsry hAss1l patronage
- WeeIl teAtltH1cs u Tho sspe 70 The
n. An h1sAelQ - - M Or n Y. " Bailey %
VII pasa0 ell - Sstts NV. BAILRT.'
'ay - i Is
\ peraae IN - ~ nueA sstseueA pa,tpsr. Mr..
Ay.Iea14 ~ dl6sos But cypress orr sfneers ~
9eMAn4es1h 6euso1 kip y thsss sRssf sson
ASS AYE. xA1s : AT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

We notice that Capt. "Bob" has added
another car to his train, and has christened
II stMcDoeln
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

BIAsKs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of Ladins and all kinds Of Justice s
Blanks, call at the GArE Crrr Counting
Room.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

The Rev. Mr.. Thatcher reached his home
in this city Yesterday. There viii be services
at the Congregational Church this morning
at the usual hour
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

THERE has been no new cases Of cholera il
the city for the past two days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

CoLLEcrIos OF BouxrY.-Sss Van Valken.
hurg's card. augl6-sm
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We surrender mnch of our editorial space
10 the speech Of Moses A. johnson at Clsve-
land, as it viii do much to enlghten sober
and earnest thinking men as to the true char
arter of this demagogue who. by terrible
dispensation of Providence, was called upon
to fill the Presidential chair. After perusal
Of this coarse and violent document, which
far surpasses his famous 22d of February
TRADE, no one will wonder that the telegraph
report of it was suppressed. 1t is valuable
campaign document, and as such we com.
mend it to our readers, although much Of
il stale repetition Of the stersotyped
phrases painfully familiar to all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

The Richmond Nma denies he seosy
Tt 6ctisious body was palnsd ~ On ~
hiesas Of csl. Dahleresn, while ~ ri
beey ~ isssuM xA~s 4 vosh ssvse y
Ioess& s
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Keokuk Il st. Paul Railway Compau


NOTICE is hereby given, that ir conformi-
y ~ to Chapter -, OF the Code Of Iowa. approved
February 5th, A. D. 1881, Inward Kilbourpe John
Lab. Lauren Dewey Reuben Allen. Smith HAniii Guy
Ds.d ". Kilbourns, Henry Strong, james j Howell
Albert L. sConnabie. Patrick 0ibbons Ralph P. Love-
Arthur Brdgman, Uriah ksplee. Ford, Charles
Snyder, Z L. Penn, Tfmoshy whiting J. ,. Shaw VII
liam Pattsrson Thomas " Olaseft fhomss T. Bersman
Hambden Buell., GeorEs Z. kibourne. Charles B. Hoots
and 9 x tosx. have inc rporas themselves snd all
other persons who become members Of sid Corpo
ration into body corporate and polite the
and style Of the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

By Telegraph NEW YoRE. eept. g.
Ootton-s,eady at sq,fa -; for middling upiAnds.
Yiour-i54 SOC better, and rather more doing ~ -
. is for kxtr. State; = 70 90 IS FIR Ii =. N. o
whhky-Quies aud nominal.
wn,at-3 SIC better 81 20 for common Miuaukas
ciuls and :! - for No Miiwankse, - oo8s 10 for
white den. and Mich
0ats-Hsavy 81 &c to b2c.
Provtsions-Eirm.
Pork-ssesdy and rather active At &33 lcN:3 .
for and closing ~ SIS Ia cash; 81, so -
for old do; and TO 90 $50 81 for primss s.sc 3ss
bris for sspts ubsr TO January and including
ssiIsrs and brysss option.
Beef-unehanssd At about previous psicss.
Beef Hams-SominI
Bscon-Quist
Cut Asats-stsady; Itolse for shoulders; ls5<t2ik
for hams.
Llrd-Dull at IsA2ojxc
Bu,t-r-Dui add Heavy =. asos2e for Ohio, md Is .
Soc for STATE.
Chsess-Quiet At ie9ITkc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

Forty CEsrs per line for each inser-
ton will be charged for all notices Of over
three lines in this column. No notices how
ever short inserted for less than ONE DOL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

Ing every Friday evening.
Hermann lodge No. 116-ksGulae nsstins
every Wednesday eveninc
Hau-Cospef s~repth and Main Streets. lnch1
EMMERSONsS NEW ROCK,
- ~ - 10 - : Il - y -
lxO0rS n many Important particular, hi elaborated
collection. .fHB HARP OF JUDAH
All vho hsvs 800 II dseids TIT n -
ne Desf Book for Ohors Ths Bsst Book for Dchoolx
s bet Book for SocisteE me Best Book for Couven
tonS The Dsst Book for Practice. Tho Deat BOOK fos
eocial Singing The Best Book for Yasaiie; The Beet
Book for al Singers,
osiesl = II DsaoalaatioaE asitsA y Ill 0sesoag
nn1teA - III Capacities; Suited 10 every etnGsr.
In ~ Staging Sch ,ol Bxsscisss: In it, 9lss lAEl
osa Ac; In IL Anthsas asA 1eatsnces; In ~ Chaoou
sd Ssisrttoss: n ~ vsstssy ofHyDn ranss.
Rx4es o1.9o. esat ~ Nall. pcsttdd. WhSsa1n1o
pss III lsosA. 6snd u yc1e osdsfs easly ooiA y
oLtvIR DTrsoN Co, pablisAsrs 81 wasAinsses
eeFsse nsseeu. rsepeA
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uINCR SALE Three y.ry dseirahe Lots, on whch are
located two story brick dw enx he use containing
or rooms-a large brick wash house and wood house
together With large brick stsbie large csts rms
and Lots we'll covered With choice Of ut ana ths
tres This property situated the corner Of I'll
and Morgan streets enent business Price 5000
half cash balance In and years at per cent in.
trest Title good Enquire Of
apr2l Il B. TEN-RYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

GyOK sALB.-Ten Of land, represented in the
City Plat as letter l., IN the A G tract Keokuk.
authorized TO sell this property very sres. bar
gain, II applied for soon. Title good sale. En-
suire Of h. . TEN-EYCK
aprl-d Real Estate Agsnt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

lyoR sALA-Loss- and ., in Bloch II, on the corner
u Of 1inh and Morgan Streets These Lots the
most desirable vacant lots In that negbbrhood Price
$lAoo-one third down. and balance in and years
per cent. interest Title good sale.
knQsre Of fapr2lI II. TKN-kYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

rOk eALE-1hs very desirsbie Bti-k residence
- grounds nov Owned and occupied by A. Wiikin,
son, RsQ situated the Of 18th and High ss
House has OF 10 rooms, with all the modern improve.
ment,-tafrs frame tsrD-fhree very desirable lots
tsehed covered with fruit and trees Prize
$500 Title good or sale For further particulars
enquire OF H. B. TEN-EYCK
March 81 1885
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-09

EOR SALE-30 acres Of fine grape ard
u other fruit land; 10 a high state Of cui.
vafiou 10 under fence with 2oe fruit Of
eos kinds bearing. Price SIS per Aise
20 adjoining IL above land, and 10 OF the
character, With fmpfoveD but be NIL enclosed
By piacing fence this road small expense Price
80 and SO per This land the res
idence Of DR. Hicks about two niles from second street
Ksokuk For particulars enquire Of
neh24 II. B. TEN EYCK
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FOR SALE.

on ACRES Of Land, fDosty IN timber OF the mid
DUDE road, isadng frpm Keohuk 70 Esndpsky about
nf,ss from the city. and may be known the Rich
srdssa tna<t Title good. Pm $40 per Enquire
Sf III. d. TkH-kiCK Co.
angild
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For Sale.

Ir0R sALk.-A frame dwelling house, containing 10
rooms, cistern. cellar wood house static with
lot 30 b. 49, asd this property merry o<c1ped by
Mr. Brewer situated the Of LIST and High
ard a1erds very delightful view OF the river Price
t3poossoo cash. and the balance III year With per
cent. interest. Enquire Of II. B. TKS-KYCK.
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For sale.

OF 4, in Block rs, on when 10 Brick
IL Dwelling Houss with rooms and nent;
also . Ff&ms Dweiin With rooms with = good I'll Of
water and iot1eH Ssnesd, situated Paean street be-
Ath and tth sxests This property will be sold
. great b<rsain applied for Title good
Enquire RI II. B. TKN-EYcK co.
augilA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22
- NJ JFr0m the Utica Herald, Sth.
A Nan Pounded to Death BY Ruff

One of the most shocking crimes of
which we have, lately had amy. account
was committed in the town of Frankfort,
Herkimer county, yesterday afternoon,
shortly before 6 o'clock. The victim was
Mr.. John Campbell, a mau abouta 45
years of age, who owned farm in the
locality known as Frankfort Hill--a re-
spected citizen and an exemplary man.
The guilt of the crime rests upon one or
more of party of FIVE roughs, well
known in Utica and Frankfort, where
they have resided Their names are
VIM. Dulcher, Charles Vance, Harlow
Hile% Davis, Irwin Vance and ASA
Faller, brother.in-law Of Harlow Da-
Wis The circumstances are as follows:
About half past. four o'clock yester-
day afternoon this party we're in the sa.
loon of Heber Williams, on the corner
OF Main and John streets in this city.
In the midst of drunken caronsal, one
! OF the Vance boys proposed to hire a
horae and cutter and attend the donation
party that took place at Cedar Lake in
Herkimer county, last night s
The proposition found favor, and Asa
Furier volunteered TO procure "rig "
/ for that purpose. Fuller accordingly
went to Ketchum's livery stable on John
street, where he succeeded in hiring a
horse, and returning to Williams' saloon,
the party started for Silver Lake
Reaching the residence of Mr.. Cam D.
bell, about four miles from the city,
about haif.past five o'clock, the party
stopped and demanded liquor of Mr.. G
Mr.. Cam pbslI had secured his house for
the purpose of attending the donation
at Cedar Lake, and mad taken his plaos
in his own conveyance with bis wife and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-22


NEw YoRK, Feb 2I.-Files of Valpa-
raiso and Santiago papers have been re.
ceived here up to 10th of January.
The news of the rumored mediation
Of France and England in the Spanish>
lChilian war, has not been regarded with
great favor in Chill, or deemed of great
importance. 1t is not expected that
Spain will voluntarily relinquish her
pretentions.
There is a diplomatic question be-
tween Chilli and Uruguay. The inter.
change of notes was continued until the
offended Uruguayans revoked the exe-
quatur of the Chilian Minister, and
issued q decree prohibiting the arrival
and sale of prizes, and threatening with
severe penalties all who shall infringe
upon the neutrality laws.
The approaching retirement of Mr..
~Nebon, 0. s. Minister to Chilli, ia much
regretted he was member of the
diplomatic corps, and his remonstrance
With Admiral Perejia is believed to have
saved the city of Valparaiso from bonn
bardment. MIG RwwHrE
An engagement has taken place at
Cope silla,. between part of the block
aiding force and the Chilian garrison.
Their assailers were repulsed,