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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

The Soldiers and Republican Union men
of Lee county, will meet in Mass Convention
on Saturday, September 22d 1866, at Fort
Madison, for the purpose of nominating can
didates for the Offices of Clerk of the District
Court, and Recorder.
All who are opposed to traitors and rebels
ruling the country, and are in favor of sup.
porting Congress against the policy of An>
drew johnson and Southern rebels, are invit.
ed to attend and participate in the meeting.
Eminent speakers will be present.
d. B. HILLS,
Chm Com. of Soldiers and Loyal Citizens.
J. NJ. BECK,
Chairman Republican Com, Lee County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

WHAT nonsense for mau to promenade
the streets with his nice clothes stained With
paint or grease, when il is the work Of but .
moment to remove il by the use of the "Ec-
leetic Cleanser"
Sold by all druurista and crocera IGN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

Spicy breath, teeth white and specklsss,
Fragrant Sozodont secures;
Ladies', can you be 20 reckless
As to fail to make them yoursf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18
Col CAsr, 1t the Atheneum tonight.

THE location Of the wood market, By order
Of the Council, has been changed to Fifth
street, between Main and johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18
Opp EELLoN's HALL. Sent.

At regular meeting of Puckechetuck
Lodge No. ss, I. o. o. F., the following was
presented and adopted.
WHEREAS, II has pleased our Heavenly
Father TO remove from among us our late and
worthy brother, N. C. Lafferty, therefore Be
il
Resolved, That in the death Of our brother
We have lost true and earnest friend Of our
beloved Order, n respectable citizen and
our fraternity tender their heartfelt sympathy
to his family in their bereavment.
Rcsolred, That copy of the above be
presented TO the widow Of the decsaS sd
brother.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

Fyour sweetheart VOWS she loves you,
and you wish to be sure that her vows are
sincere, the best way to exchange. doubt for
certainty is to got married, and try it. And
the best way to learn the great meri. of the
Eclectic Cleanser is to use il
Sold By all druggists and grocers. (6t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

SKALNa WAx.-Ths very best for pre-.
serving fruit, at DR.. Bronson's, corner Of 9th
and Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

BLAsKs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgage,
Bills Of LAding and all kinds Of Justice
Blanks, call at the GArs CIrr Counting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

Turn out and hear Henry O'Connor to-
night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

Henry o'CosSrR, the Irish Orator, At the
Athsuum THE evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

Al IN illustration Of the innsass tar On know
legs which the monopoly Of papsr natsss inposs.
South HaAIsy Fails, Mass-, havs just declared
yearly dividend Of 100 per cent besides rsssrving
fund soficiept to buid addition to their mill.
Last year the dividend WAS 12o per cant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

SPEcuLArIos.-An number Of lads and
misses are now making money very rapidly,
by buying packages Of six tickets for $25, for
the college writing class, which commences
October fst, and retailing them at the regu-
-, - S-.~.s ~. .sfug ciubS or
six and divide the discount among them.
Tickets are for sale at the College Office,
Book Stores, Deming House and Post Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

TIM Erenen are anxiously expecting the
arrival Of the steamer every day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18
oYALAEN
suH. mlY geuIIluR,,
Or Muscatine,
Will 0Deakat
Atheneum Hall -
To-NI0Hr.

| , l.
Mr. O'Counor i one Of he moss slpqusas
speakers in the West. With the Wit cid slo-
queucs a hisnasivs land y joins the stsoagsse
and most enthusiastic love Of liberty Tor Ill
men everywhere. Lst Unisa Reyshfeaas
hear him, for he will speak that which vill
do them good. Let Faiaas hsar Him, for b.
speaks for Irish emancipation and universal
freedom. Let the opposition hear him, for
it 10 good for them TO listen to political Etrnth.
Let everybody come, for Mr.. O'Conuot l. An
earnest able, eloquent speaker, and win en-
terrain his hearers.
Rally Rally Rallyi
THras has mot been . single case Of chol-
era in the city for the past six days, and the
" scare" that was produced in the region
around about Keokuk has pretty we'll sub
sidsd.
Exaggerated reports we're circulated in ~
cry direction in regard to the cholsn ct this
place. The disease, We acknowledge, did
make its appearance here. but in very mild
form, indeed, no comparison to its rav~ges in
other places, aud certainly not to the extsnt
that Justified the unwarrantable reporss that
interested individuals circulated 90 freely in
order TO revive business in other localities
that are dropping before the enterprise and
liberal business management Of the msrchants
of our city. Many people, too, circulated
such reports from pure love of tho sensation
81. But this locality is oil right now, beyond
doubt, aud it can congratulate itself that the
unwelcome visitor has omitted our borders.
Our merchants and dealers are prepared TO
meet the demands that win be made upon
them by tie increased business that this en-
tire removal of oil danger from cholera will
bring 70 n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

HESaH o'Conson, ct the Athsnsum 70.
night
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

A DEAD FALL.-We refer to the side walk
on the North side of Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh. For many months it has
have made it still worse, producing " cave
in :" Of the walk that ought to be repaired be.
fore some luckless individual pitches into it
and lays the city liable for bill of damages.
1t is well known that BENJAMIN Franklin
was very persistent in advising people to save
their money. If he were now living he would
no doubt earnestly recommend the Eclectic
Cleanser as one Of the greatest money savers
ofthe nineteenth century.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. (6t)
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TOLEDO, WABASH { VESTA
"A AT. UP n

n All W Az.
iM0a q J
fpsm kseknk. tsWa. - all PeiaHa.
EAST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
No Change Of Care 5+-~ Tst.ae 70 kisasssp>t -.
CHANGE OF TIME JULY zen.
Two Passenger Trains leave uamiisoe lieilv - fo,
tvavr sAxfIYoy lsarvx AZ gk ru,o,
sall y. - Vat No 49, 1905 n
shpf ;. - -.+i - y ktbees- No. IL ...ao0 n
Frsixht No 6---.Iess P n Irssht Ne 81. ii.se
Mail Train No leaves Sunday P. " tnss..d OF sat
nfost omninn'aes viii lesss 4 soxuI ~ minutes ear
her than the aose time nsves fail Gun 1.ctns v,sh
all Passenger rrans At Hsnsi,teu
fs.sengsrs issying - kxprsss No vtii 70 shroash
70 u. Loets IN Ikn HOURS. and issts BE- Louk 81
change Of Cam.
Fars same ~ BY Beat.
This and short roats Offers srsss.r tta.s.-..s.
than any cts ~ II being much
rMH SH0nTHS1' 4 MoOr ssfRuo1
10 - Losas Springfield, Nkedo, F~qsasapelis, ustrs,
ossssnaa, ftastasy, PssiaderAss No Isyf
Sosto~, and az Sotnts ~ ~ Ul,S
yhIeleh tiekett n Lew ~ lbr LsvH
New and elssaet Sleeping Cars run from Bna CITY 10
easens, - that Passengers good nj CHIT rssa
while pnrsuins their journey
naxt.ss check "a through TO all principal r,oauts.
Yreixhss By thts route vii b. forwarded Win sspaaeA
h1press Freight 1rsin through from Toledo -
Asoh nh 10 " hour ver charges = pre
sssti-d. Rate =. ios a. BY any o.h,r route
opffcs-in etons Depot. eornsr Front and Ioh.,o.
v. a. Ae3oxL. Zeal, tx, .e..s,.
T. L. KNAPP. r.A. cxs.sr
s.ot Tsaerr psrsa,a, 1at s.s1s,,
Asfo" efs,rFn.id Springfield
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

CoLLEcrios o. BouHrx. See Van valksn-
barg's easd. sue1e-sm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

LYON 6ALk-Laf aud y. ia Bloch az, on the corner
u OF ftfth and Morgan ttre~ts- These Los ere the
most dssrsbis vsrani lots in that eghbcrhood Price
ylsoo-one third down, and balance in and year,
egsf eee'. ihIefNs TITS COCO or DO sale
knqnsrs OF tsbr24j Ii. TkE-kyCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18
Keokuk s st. Paul Railway Company
NOTICE Of INCORPORATION.

NOTICE il hereby given, that ir conformi-
~ 70 Chapter -, the Code Of Iowa, approved
February ST. A. D. 49, Edward kibou,ns, John B.
le4h Lauren Dsvsy. y hen Allies, sasish HAnili, 0ny
WslIs John Y. HiAst, oussrt y Bower, Hsory Lows,
David v. kiissarns Herr. Strong. James ,. Howell.
Albert l. tCasaaOie, Rariek Gibbons, nAlpA r Lowe
Arthur Bird nan, URN. Ka,lee, ,. 1osd, Charles
liam tastsesns, fhoDas " c1sxett Thomas A. Dsrsasn
HaMbdsu Buell. George y. RIibousne, Charles ,. Roots
and @ A lo9R have iur rpornted themselves and III
other persons Who l.ote members Of ssid Come
ration, ioto body corpv ale and polite under tbs
and style Of The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

ENCk sALE Three ysry desirable Let's, which are
located two story hrt dueins b. use ntstu pxI
or rooms-a large tfieh wa4h house aud wood house.
togvthsf with ings brick stable large cist. rms
and Lots we'll covered With ehoics Of n nt an 9th.
Or tres This property il situa.d the Of 4t
and Morgan sGe-ts convenient TO business Price $500
half cash balance in and years 1t Per cent in
s9est fftis good. Enqnire Of
sprA B. TEN-RYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

xro1 sALK.-A frame dwelling house, CONTAINING 10
II rooms eistesn. cellar wood house snc stas Ie with
lot 70 By 100 and the property msriy occupied By
Mr.. 9rsusr situated this OF LIST and Heh sas
and a6evds very delightful view Of the river pree
t4ooo-e5oo eash aed tbs balance In y.ar per
cent interest. knqaise Of II. b TkN-kYuE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

Sold by all druggists and grocers.
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For sale.
F6R SALE.

on ACRES Of Land, tnosty IN timber the mid
cvbdle read. Ieadine fron Keohuk sandusky about
mics fro@ tbs city, and may be known the Reh-
ardson trnet Title good Prize 80 per Enquire
Of II. D. TEN-k1cK 90.
anslAd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-10
ARMY GAZETTE.

RELIEVED.
Hospital steward CHARLES T. swallow. United States ir~r
from duty the Department OF the Cumberland and esa
20 duty ~ JefeIsOn Barracks Missouri.
oIDEREp.
Assistant Surgeon John b Pcherbrlcc United Sifies
Amy e,enily appointed 70 temporary d!y at tase hsr
racks, Pc.
pIs, HARSFD.
Uospita Stswl rds llarlas J. Bowss and william H. fsh
lniicd STATES Army.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Permission IN delay reporting to the Medical Director De
pafinen tie Platte for % days granted Bvyci er
Philip {. Davis Assistant Surgeon United states Army.
The Superintendent Mouued Recrusc Service Car,'S
Barracks Pa, has hesl ordered iorvsrd under proper
charge deaclments OF convenient size S recruits no
Mounted Service. United States AMY, which Vay
become. dispnsable at chat post IT, 18Th Untef Is
Cayaly 10 The Department 81 rcNS-
On the recent of this order at the stations wlHe
they may be serving. tho fcicVns named noncomm.,oed
officers recommended Og promotion wi be sent .e-
fore the Board In session at Annapolis Nd for cXanns,'on
their fitness for the position - Second Lioutelants 10 no
t. y Army ON their arrival at Annapolis they will ero N
person to Breye Bgales-b crcia Graham Colonel ih y
Cev1ry President Of the BOaId and on The completion 81 hef
examination will At return their stations Sergeant.
major Edward HouiIard 9Th L. : Infantry. First Sergeant
NJ = Maekay "a. d. ID Battalion llth 4. lnisnlr Ser
gesnt Samac. Graham Co ~ Battalion L. : fnsnee.s.
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YACHTING.
4 rnANs. ATLANTIC CRUISE.

The yacht Alice, sloop, Of Boston, y 4AIoO tuns
osw measuremenD viii sail nom Boston on the IOth insL'
Cor Liverpool The party II consist OF her owner l. O.
Appleton ESQ., and two friends three IN crew ana 'e"'
srd making seven nl told - .
Mr. Appleton expects 20 mako the trip In abont e days but
sNrres aud oF more than t"4ee th@l eNs %
90 time. q,
The Alice I. new having been launched this Spring She
vss built by Tornsend Of rcrmouth She Is IN n respects
both as regards construction and bnish fret class boat ~
and frconaiod throughout Her COCKPIT is
snished solid mahogany and her cabin in chestnut ooA
and other hard woods. With Eight gilt holdings 60 g.,
She has three staterooms elegantly furnished ana IN hr
main cabin which Il remarkably spacious for boat n
size four berths which, n the day time ere closed .!
doors Her dimensions Length 81 ieet Deam' 80 i'e
Asaft OF water about feet inches. 49,. -,
Thus while New.York yachtsmen, VIII heH IaIte
soheoners tsiqg about sailing ana raelhS Win
Ae Enghshmen this pluoy Boston gentleman WtnOnt max
fsg about starts quietly on IN bis nte soop 70
% the thing
We wish him prosperous voyage and safe retnn-and ven
s.rs 10 express the hope some e orr New York !aclt
evners msy be stimulated 60 follow lis example
uPsyTTfNG or A TACHr-EARROW ESCAPE PROM
DROWNING.
During The gale on Sunday night, about o'clock
ne yacht SeynIa having hoard N golemon end ladies'
upset the NOr,h River on Fort Washingon Depot
Anof ne party cang - the boat witch haeiy dfed ho.s
NJ 0e foot Of OleLuld4c aBdscvcuty -hst Inc party
assisted By tho Thirty second Precinct Police.
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Arrived.

steamship Cy q auehe.e. r jss.s ierpoos, ne - "s
One.rsoN he 18th VIII nfse aud lSs' 20 JoA ~re
IS on DALEY ileai steamship ~, g: o'n t ~
o ps. p a. : ndv Hook steamship Cy Of Dublin bound r.
,.sapsjp NewYok Mury ApinwsN jay M ll. .sa ~
Dasr Pacifc Ni steamship - July ~ u" ~" ~ - -
" ssg f.ir Gen. krox bound =. = -,t..-.
s'eln M Jlrcs = Green, ta'ii ',ofs o"n . 49, '-'
with nav sfof.s ard pas. 10 !. W. tl"ti =. fiji -. .
staip San ~ Kns. F-'a9nd srl NcE'o,k, WIKI ne'e nd
s,.sebis Washnson C.ch,s.,r Richmond aad Noot Urn
n,lse an ;es, tc j.. h.pt-l ,.o, H., n, ..-
Steamship Moui.5 star Ne "a Ne" Jsa-' juno j" o. y '
with litse. and pass. 70 Jones H. By-c. -, .,, o,
Olgyea& Hyd'. -, ~ 49, = ST. IT., o. ', -.
.vra Juac 29 GA s. Taonis Ju'g VIII cod Nc' 70 'i'A
n-rnir- T.e =. B.. il the Lowe Q1tr-n'ile. - All, -,
Sc ashp El'ag. Ccfl Nor, 80 cry % A2li.' -
Vino, EN- mt passed steamship Hsmin i'h s't@a' lh'J "es
ail b0nld =. 70 ~ ,,..b n,,f,..,, %
Fows.r Josf A..
Fucker Z Lisht1rrle. u, &c.. O. a,,.
i0nt. IL, ,-.f,
sohr 'far,t.- ProsdcrcN ~ i.ondfs-
schr Lacy, 4 r'e1y, kond lui foF boston.
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NAVY GAZETTE,
HEATH or ASSISTANT .rceErARy FAxoy.

HEALTH OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY FANoy.
Mr.. William Fax0D, Assistant Secretary ~ &c
NAVY attending business today thoagl lie has "a
Girely recovered IRON his recent we're illness.
DRTACu'D
JUNE 30-Lient Cbaile H. Hawlev fom the receiving 81
Ohio and ordered % duty IL charge oil The inter depot u Ns
den Mass under tho direction Of Drgeau o. osrarce.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Iherol o0ienon at his ogn ~
qucs FROM duty IS Ass..r the nicf K he BnIeag II
Medicine surgery and Ae paced visiting
MISCELLANEOUS.
JUNE 20Tc Secretary of the Navy has appointed ssst
ant Surgeon James ~ TuoR As,snnt 20 tho Chct - ifs
Bureau OF Medicine AMI Suggsr ia which ul eau be has D.
serving for tine.
The flag steamer Froie and The steamer CanSHdsgra Her
Lisbon tho 2Gth Of Mar hast To conderogn was en-
cruise haYine been at Gibraltar who're she Obtained coal ans
from thence Sal 10 Malaga CJIiagela, Alicante, ana 'a
enea stopping two days AZ each pace tle CNna1lt-s
had Just ed from cruise 20 seens,og aId ohe ports
DlArhS.
Lent Commander T.. II. Newman. o steamer Mystic MAY
81. lt65. $500
Third Assistant Engineer Edward V Carr Saly eco as
Philadelphia. Pc. NJ typhoid pneumonia.
The Admiral further reports tas. .bss9 eaht"e'I ~
Mediterranean
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TRgIsuRY DEPARTMENT. Jure &c. YES:
Ia, o,ivop ~ IIOI DERS of GER

TRPlsURT UEFAHTHkNT
NOTICE is hereby given TO HOLDERS OF CEk-
TFlC ATEs or INDEBTEDNESS iue under acts q Con-
80 Of March and ~ Iel tt tie Teay Of lressufy,
h rrorlnce with aid and the e aid &c lc1e
REDEEM tefrc maturity. u Ger hCate n lie e
fe filling Cue q er August 81 lsd VII ar.Irei nc CT ecn
Tr.eg'ion yliy u.s. 1863; gnd t e1s
tTer Cefca'es WILL CEASE TO BEAR INTEREST and
viii he p.i preseuaon al tie Department Win n'rci ohy 20
III i5tb Of I1r. ii. MCCULLOCH. s.c.e.-fy.
INALL RIVER GOLD MINING Co.
CAPITAL. s25,oo0 SHARES, IS EACH.
WORKING CAPITAL @l00C0o.
TRUSTEES;
WILLIAM b. DANIELS HIRAM p. CROZlIR
LIKE G. COE, HARPER II. ORAHOOD,
JOHN q. NELL. -
President, WILLIAM .. DANIELS.
ard Treasurer. luxe G. coz
s,nernerdeni HARPER NJ. ORAHOOD OF Central City, Colombo
Tte FtLL RIVER GOLD MINING Co. Il Colorado was organ
Ted 49, a under the laws Of Of Newlos 70 WORK
IlG ~ Of silver bearing Properly the R0 Mime
Whe snd Capitol ode5 Upper Fan River District sG miles rom
Central City .r,, A.
ssses.ments. For sale al the Bankins-llouse u
@'''' DANIELS, CROZIER 4 Coz
No a Nssssu-st, New-fork.
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sBFPrryG INTELLIGENCE.
POET OF NEW RK.......IsLI s.
cleared.

Cleared.
st,sn.l,r Fairy Csjwaaier. Mckss Ba~lnofe. rr,,.
vte and Bluo :lO9 tlIs aeasrIeme-i has~n
LII Iii, tr,e NOV o5,ne shan-hac T. Hathaway. - , %,
B,,s Queen Hortense (Br White. Cork i oIieIs
Bark L. &. NSrNlcsi thlchest"f' IVA" ''''N'' A's
Rsrk Mary Bcn Roberts Burns Cow Bay RScii, Son Co.
br1 r,roina liza D LlafO, Cok for orders 4 I. Asres
Fil Spring Flower tBrl Moran Lou.on 5)man q rye
III, Western Star tBr Cor. - olderi, u = busy
Biz Emcine liex C0anto Tb-sSo nd Lsan' 81 hsl'F'hs
sri9 Kat 10 ~ D. Robinson H. Cr1ir P Ia ford
Ri A.z Niuken, Ma,aIsgs via Win fgoH lweI ',a'
RE A. r. Ps.erson lBrD Pike aad PoEt9 te3e o. TAB
'ctt 4 Bliss =, Q. -. NJ n A = IL.
Wolf X Co. ,,,,. - n r. p.,y,y
Co.
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Naval Intelligence.
IE TIcONpegoG, CREATES 4 SENSATION ~ Tns
MEDITERRANEAN.

THE TICONpgR0G, CREATES a SENSATION ~ TIN
MEDlTERRANEAN. =
Admiral Greensboro reports chat the Tcondefogs
"lay days within Ire mle Of Bareelos" where 10
visited by the officials and people. upon whom tie ee
action OF Government in the matter Of the chhsn r
teers had produced marked Impression Al hessh" -.
took part in the National celebration in honor o. we OH
the King Of ltay. firing 81 gus AZ noon. ,....,
At SMYRNA the Grand Pscha visited the ship making rss
inquiries about our Government AMI country. commues
OF the citizens presented rataatory address to the com
pandant upon the happy close oi our var a., l,...
Of an Admiral an especial mark u respect. s,,SA
At Trieste. April as Austrian Government Ws's wv
~ two pIE pleys
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financial.

4 THE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
- HOLDERS Of the Metropolitan Paba Company
DANIEL y Z. MARSHALL, WA. G. MARTIN,
ALLEN MONROE, T. r. BEACH.
CHAS. r. NOBLE, O. ~ VAN HOsEN
SPENCER X GREEN, TnOH L. STEWART.
DARIUS CLA0 elected Directors foI the ensuing vosr
At subseqgon meeting Of the Board d. T. Mashs ed
Spencer * Nioo President; o. b. Hns-1
Secretary; Wan G. n, n Tfegsgrcr, ana VIM. H. Aberson
e Sapanen ant Darius CLARK Ihos. r. Stewart and T..
Beach Executive Committee JOHN HANNA, Seoy pro
Now Yofk, July 1850.
COUPONS of MINNESOTA EIGHT PER CENT
~ BONDS doe July VIII be paid " pgtisnisoa Of le 0. Fl
I. n Ul4lk tG.Na N Wlrv
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July t. "a, H. - 81 brs So Thompson 'o' N'~
Iisvegi ,avagiet y. r., for Nsw-!issf q. ~, oct
Jolly lat. o. 81 o. siea '.y o. BAN ' h'''eAs
Jun r. oa more Head lip Clhoau P'ss' fom Liverpool 70,
ISae 4 q Waterford zip City of Liverpool cos''n'' non Nv
sruoci for New .lor..
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Pnssengera Arrived.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO AND AsPINwALr,-rn .,e.rsh,
Pollock and fmiy W. Campel l.. ka1ri y.
j. untnson Rossonh8g0u, J. Livingston sad ny O. McDee,
Oruks, ]. Ludlow, A C. Bake MIS- DafJmp W Csewnsn-
Nirs Barnard and fmy MIS- Meyer and amy j. Drummer. 4
fealson Phean G. Miller AMI family A. kahno Nizicri J.
Morgan J. Dunick Jese Kelsey, A. Bond Joseph Nans, r.
Holmes flmly, 1lls BRADY l. H. Carpenter ~ fnssn J.
Cole et Benson O0-sseh and mIy jsmos
Coolidge Hrs Cofy, Miss Spagdi1S, Mira iloi, M Adams, A.
Grrenhiun and family 4. Nichols Mrs. Fow.e, nifmiy H. s.
Cornell Perkins aud WIFE, G. ~ Winis q. Mans Ma rsy
r. Gavera wife Mrs STRIPS and child Hr inons
IN Slun5eg Chesey T.. and =. Bean, j. fetiroy Mr. Dolce
aui fy Mr. snnborne Nj Denner End WIFE, Nc D9ekeniof j.
Jordan wiz. Mrs Lodi G. Nooic aud VIE T. Rand u o.
Coin, Col Csry, M ANUS M CimI5e, Joha Wd l. Date
Mfr Mchnn Mr. LaEa, BIZ Backa y n second cabin and
u seerage
IRON NEW-ORLEANs-In steamship Morning star-J J. II.
Osssby, Hiss J. Osby Miss J. Oeby ,s Osesby, Miss ~
g. Tracy and ryeu Mrs c. D. Moncan, dlughe. ard servant
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children md servant Miss Tlomqon j. W lyons, we 3chden
ari Mr. Bette Mrs Jey md servant - \ Stun
way WIFE children aud servants, Mrs Bonron Ms s.veu
sud child Mrs NJ w Forward and daughter Capt Jewell VIZ and
servant; Mrs. r. : Walker o. Mcmillan and wife, l &; r.
smith, w. +. lzsId M a. lizard Mis- Izad, r bushss
" f. aud children, Ms. Ahkec, j. Rsir wife daughter cd
servant D. WcbteI ana wife, M Cook, Col Sturgeon Capt
H. r. v Seriny child sud hfn; Rev Dosy, A.
Lehman den ara IL Levy, wife Ind children
s. T Dsunes are J. y. Bo.s'i 4 r bseknan, Capt John
Curry f. P. Butts F Charles Roek H. > Jackson, tst K
Benson r. r. Williams. (. Mont goney Mr.. Cohn ]. NcNsG.
R. iaedie r. j. Dcase T. Dssse, ~ W. Miller Master J. Biology.
FROM GFORGETOwN g C-Ia steamship jones :. Grser--
Ma H. Buck Mfs. Buck Master buek Miss A Daek
Mis- Mary William BucS Mr Muy c- as, Non'
Bey Miss Frederic, Beatty Master L. beatS s' 'iay JAMES,
GEORGE Ross trd John Ealie