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NEW YORK, April Cotton is dull and lower;
mon brands heauy; sales Of $500 barrels; State,
S6656l8 O5; Ohio, S8 20G11; Western, $670@lS 10;
Southern drooping; 400 barrels sold Canada heavy,
1000 bushels sold; Milwaukee Club at Sl'66. Corn
has an advancing tendency ana is firmer. Oats
6rmer; State, 616D62c. Beef steady; plain Mess,
S16'5O6ll9 80 Pork heavy mess $25 87G26. Lard
heavy at 16@1S3 Whisky dull. r}
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

ORPHANS CoURT-Judges Ludlownand Pierce.
The Court was engaged this morning with the
usual Orphans Court business-application
for appointment OF guardians for minors, con-
frmations of sale of real estate under order OF
Court, etc. Nothing OF public interest trans
Dired. D.
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Death of an Editor,

CINCINNATI, April 6.-James d. Taylor, for
merly editor of the Cincinnati Times, died il
Richland county, Illinois, on the 3lst ult.
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The Cincinnati Gas Works.

CINCINNATI, April 6.-The bill authorizing the
City of Cincinnati to purchase the gas works
passed both Houses of the Legislature yester.
day. 1t was SO amended as to require the
question to be submitted to the popular vote.
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Mrs. Jefferson Davis at Cincinnati.
Markets by TeIegraDh,

CINCINNATI, April 6.-Mrs. Jefferson DaVi:
arrived here this morning from Louisville
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Resignation of Minister Pike.

NEW YORK, April 6.-Mr. Pike, our Minister
to Holland, has resigned his post, to take effect
ON the lst OF June.
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The Fenian Expedition Hoax

NEW YORK, April 6,-The Herald says the re
ported expedition to Bermuda is hoax.
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ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Suit in England Against President
johnson Sale of the "Shenan-
doah" = The Spanish-Chilian
War Atlantic Telegraph.

etc.. Etc, Etc.. Etc., Etc., Etc., Etc.
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DR.. Hoover, Chief Surgeon Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, has received reports from all the late
Rebel States, with the exceptions OF Florida and
Texas, showing that during the month Of Febru.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-02

hohELEssSEss.-In city no larger than
ours gather large element of young men in
the condition so graphically ana elooueu,ly
portrayed in the following extract from . ser.
mon n preached BY the Rev. Mr. Hoyt, before
.ne Young Mems Christian Association of
CINCINNATI, Sabbath evening Inst. Thev
gather, many OF them, upon the ,,re., -,
neFsr and many perhaps, may be found IN ~
evenings at saloons, but let all well a;.nosas
persons think twice. and think cb,r;,.h,.
before they unquahGcdly condemn. Sad ~
speaker;
There is homelessness. the saddle. -,
as IT seems TO me, in all our speech. dasn,;he
the condition of the majority az ~ ,.o.s.ss
men throngipg city like tbis-,hav
HOMELESS. You who look out into ~, ., ase
through the windows of pleasant, Row.
You, surrounded always by the comna,;on.
ships, the dear delights, the soothino ana
satisfying music of home, think llt,ies nor
haps, OF the souls treighted with an agony n,
loneliness, floating daily past your doors.
You are IN some tropic island, with your fee,
on the firm ground, the ground carpeted with
the greenest grass, and embroidered with "a,
diant flowers, while above you trees stretch
their grateful shsde and hend their burdened
boughs within your reach. They are tossing
on the ocean, surged hither and thither by
the tides, with only dreary wastes Of waters
around, and dreary wastes of sky above
alone, just floating on bit of plank. Oh,
the thousand yonng hearts 6lled with home.
lessness 10 city like our own. have YOU
ever bad, but for day, the homeless feeling?
Have Jon ever walked through miles and
ailss Of streets, finding net IN answering
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A RExkRKABIE PgEsgSTIsEST AND IT'S FIJI
FIIsENr.W While Hon. James s. Thorn, city
editor Of the Troy Times, was lying at the
point Of death with the consumption, his as
.ociate upon the editorial staff, Mr.. Abrab
Fonda was employed writing a brief biogra
ply Of biz friend. While thus employed he
remarked to another associate that present
timent hal come suddenly upon him. stamp
ing the veey words as well as the idea upon
his mind, Well, old fellow, you will die bel
fore James The presentimeat was literally
fulfilled. Mr. Fonda fell from the third story
window o; bis hotel, and bis death occurred
two hour before tina, of Mr.. Thorn. and his
own obituary was published before that which
he had prepared, IN state Of perfect health,
for his friend Surely the ways Of Provi-
dence are past finding out
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.4mantial ap0 Gomm,ytial.


by Telegraph NEW Yomx, Ausu,,1
The Po'f' 'eoney article says the loan marh,,
is unchanged
Inc STOCK market opens strong; 0overnmspt
bonds arc hrie railroad shares are active. Stat.
stfoss are acsIse; railroad bonds are arm without
DUCK inquir, After the Board the quotations
.fe 1913; Erie ga; Hudson River laI;
iiis' N slt; I C 1873; r. I 1929.
he connt -einFs money ar,icl. saws thai ~.
marker vas active at the morning Board.
win one y two exceptions railroad lists .r.
tAse nlgher Rrie is quie, and lie lower Hua.on
liver sdrancai 70 i2li; Reading was in demand.
ana closed At sss; n W is s.eli firm. prb .,oel
e'0s'ns at Oh 70 advance; C are IN d.m.na
oehs g higher, and pfi &c; Government
nag are quiet but steady, issue Of lss5 /. i.
Al5ner; '-sos "a series, improved Il: TO-DAY ~
olsr was submitted, by private partie. % ~.
Stock EIchan ge anl Gold Roar, :.
A =, AZ the rate of 1000 per month.
Ans money market retains its extreme .... .,a
meet applications at per cent. Blu, land T.,
sumo cases In round amounts at 4 n.r can, ~,
currency IL offered Aat for dav. s,...
there Is great scarcity Of bills. n.
prime paper ranges at sasi p.r ..n, =
cent being the ruling rate.
Foreign exchange il nominal q. u,n.J n,
wednesday bankers prime sterling 40 A..
quoted II losalosa; bankers primo ...r,;,s =
l09}ale9} ~sa.
ao'a looks armer. Tho short interest h. u.
er'assd during the last few day. and sold |. =.
ssaiag ssassss fss dslivsy,
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August /, 1856.


MYs1ERIous.-On certain evening Of thi.
week, at a late hour, at time "when church
yards yswn,' &c, when all was mantled in
darkness-ere the bright orb of night com
menced her reign-the jewellers in certain
part of the city were disturbed by an appar
ent gathering Of persons Of both sexes
They used language quite unintelligible
and apparently we're much concerned least
some citizen might be locker on. After
placing 10 q small wagon some person, appar
entity female, who seemed to struggle with
those who had her in charge, the party moved
off. They proceeded up the avenue IN perfec,
silence, with the exception OF an occasional
scream or groan, or other feminine token OF
dlsapprobation from the female mentioned.
and all seemed anxious to gain the river.
The tone Of the female seemed to be ike that
of q wife whose husband had driven of iu
buggy with some other girl
n. B. As yet the whole affair isa mya
terry.
T. $. We have devoted our fullest powers
70 the investigation of this matter, and after
the manner of Sir Charles Colds,rearn have
come to the conclusion that there's nothing
in it,"
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Orr THE TRAck.-As the early train from
the East came in yesterday morning, it ran
over COW, g short distance this side of Carr
thage. The engine and freight cars passed
over the carcass, but the baggage and passen.
ger cars were thrown off, causing . smash-up
and the serious injury of several persons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-02

BIT By RATTLEsSAKE.-We are informed
that a man in Hamilton, Illinois, by the name
of Parker, was bitten by q rattlssnake yester,
day morning, but was at last accounts pro,
nounced out of danger. This, the informant
says, is the third time that Mr.. Parker has
been bitten by a raulesnake within the last
few wears.
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH
chicago MarHss.

chicago Markst.
BY Telegraph CHICAGO. Aus. 1.
wheat-Dsmsn limited; saiss viii not reach u, 900
bushels 1t u taaI ii for regular 81 es0l 70 for North
No ~ for No At the close No Spring nom
insl at u 10
Flour Quilt and unchanged.
Corn-Frner; No in store Al 3elz; Gales At 6oD671
for No 5sese for No O. 50 for Rejected. Canal Corn
quie, -, 81 No J; 20 Tor yellow anoss-
o~p-Dull And unchanged, sale. at ffD9s for No l;
2sss2e for No c.o-ins at n 1o2s for mol
Rys-inactivs at 60 for Foi.
Bsri.y-Ne~ ,oit at rs delivered.
Pro,isious-Nrms< with On advascs Of 1sos75Sc per
barr. Mess Pork sale, Of s's barrels extra heavy
Lnd-virm at 81 spr steam and kettle rendered
-+-~ -
New York Market.
By Telegraph NV YoRx, Ans. !.
C1ttan- without change, 81 for middling nplsnds
Yiour-Bull and i9919a lower; 81 oss IS 'or s1trs
Stale s. 1861 90 sx R. II o; 80 6s8Il 90 trs,s
brands. oto,Inx hssyy
whi.ky-Qni-t nd tomiG.i.
wh.at-Rscei It. n t92 bushel. very dsll, std
mon de.crio.i4as 2ale lower prime new No Nf~au-
kee, 10 10 = ats o5A C.
Rye-Heavy. sales Of 90 bushels Al s21si for West
Barley and BAr.y Mait-Duli and nominal.
Corn-Reoeips 30 2a6 bushels lie lower ssies $4,000
bushels At sises7 unsouue 50 81 tr sound MIXED
Western cons At tbs inside price: 81 for high mxst
sajS for weusrn yellow
Dat. Receipt, ln5 ga bushels 14ac lower .als, OF
81 90 bushel at +.a.5l, for ChtAs Ssese M~au-
kee: basrss FIR Iowa
Conee-rrn hnt quiet. sngAs dull; Cuba lol4nIl.
Petroieum-Pirm; oe24 Tor crude: sas.o for r.assd
In baad
p1rk
esoisg ISL 10 cash: Sc GO for old d.; 81
o0SA3T Is for p-ns. Total ssoch old and new Aug
l,t, 77 - bartel. name date last month SOS basrs
same date last year, SIS 80
Beef Steady. SO ooa2a 90 new plain mssS SO 90
- so new ezra mess Total stock old asd new, Any
LIST, u $50 packages cate sss month 2ss7s sAns
date last year. 1o255e. Beef HamssDou,insl
Cut Mean-saics at Az Biel< for sboaldsrr lso3o
for Hams.
B,eon-DnlL
Lard-rr-.t; 1siSOTA
Butter-ouiet at 3Dossc for Ohio; and n D4oe for
State.
Chesss-Drii. tG4i9c.
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ST. Louis, July 81.
Tobscco-Dull, but prices unchanged.
Lead and Cotton-No sales.
WhiskE-More activc with sales ct - 71a2 IA
Rye Flour-Saies at IS so.
Flour Inactive. Sales of super at % soa7 IS
extra 81 F5as So; doublcextra, 80 GOALS %; xxx
@l3 90; snd lpt new do brought ia 90.
Wheat Moro active; sales Of new fall Ut u l5a
50: old ht 81 75a7 90; uninspcctsd spring st 75c
AL Is.
Corn-ActiveIbu lower; sales Of mixed ut Ole
SOC; yeilok 7oA72c; white 7Da93c.
0ats--Deciining with sales 1t 43a47c.
Rye-In demand, with sales 1t o33c.
Hay-sieady, of as so.
Pork-Steady, at e3s 90 for city mess.
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DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
: steamerJ H. johnson. Ma,son. 81. Louis.
fAs eieg ut new steamer Minnesota, Can't
lnos. hhi, t'efks Carroll and Berry, is the North.
efn Line Packet f5r St. Loui, hi. day.
The good -'eamer Andy johnson, Capt. Brolos.
XII Clerk Be- Clark, will leave this dav 70, s,
Louis
Ihe IN iespeasible little Eagle has gone on the
DOCKS for a few days. Hurry her out. Cant. vii.
! ams.
The Perse serance, Cart. Douglas, will make
daily trips to Warsew in the absence of the Eso,.
The fine steamer Reserve, La Mont. ms.,.,
30 iyke, clerk, viii leave a"nsrosc for ST. Paul
md all intermediate points this day
River falling Weather warm.
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New York Hat Trade.

from the New York World, July 2oth.1
regular weekly trade sale took place At the
Hstter's Exchange, No Howard street, east Of
Broadway, yesterday, Henry Mouiten, auctionecr.
fne assortment of fur and wool hats was offer
ed, and was well attended. Bidding was spirited,
and prices averaged higher especially on 6ncr
qualities prices a. follows Wool hats, plain IS so
al6 co. wopi hath fancy. IS 00al1 90; cashmere
hats, plain, $lt aoaso 90; cashmere hats, fancy,
$Is 00a2e rs; ne brush bats, black, $50 ooa70 90.
Regular weekly trade sales during the season.
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QUEEN VlcToRlA's synpathies must be
strangely divided in the contest on the CONT
nent. Thc husband Of her eldest daughter
commands division in the Prussian army.
in which near relatives of her late husband
occupy prominent positions. The husband
VI her second daughter has command in the
Austrian army. Prince Teck, just married
the Princess Mary of Cambridge, has &C
eepted command in the Austrian army. and
cts out for the seat OF war with his bride be.
lore the honeymoon is half over
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The SISTERS OF THE YIsIrATIos,-The Si
ers vacated the Convent yesterday and star
ID for New York They will make their #
ure home at Niagara. They put in vert
heir thoughts at leaving, and hand them in
IS for Publication emitting them, oh
must e seek Another Home. :
CoHel let us take our last fond look,
4 Before We leave the door.
I Where we the blessed days have spent,
That can return no more.
o, Convent dear we cannot stav
Aad yet, from all to part,
And seek home so far away
1t almost breaks my heart,
Oh We must seek another home,
Coca old New York. in thee
But, Convent dear, whero'er We roam,
Wen still remember thee.
Twas here, on my profession day,
TIL became bride.
And here, when Sorrow Rrst did come,
oor loving Sister died.
Oh must we seek another home
Thrn, Kind New York, in thee
But, Convent dear. where Ser roam,
Wen still remember thee.
Now let us Z the holy ground.
AMI see our darlings' graves,
Before We take a last farewell,
To cross the distant wales.
Oh VIC shah fad another home;
Dear Sisters, don't despair.
For God is in the distant land,
And be will meet us there.
Yes. we shall find another home,
Dear OLD New York. in thee;
Yet, Convent dear where'er We roam,
Well siIl remember thee.
And, to, Kind friends, we oft regret
The, must leave you here;
When far away in News York State,
Wen seek our Lord in prayer.
Wen ne'er forget your kindness true;
We pray our Lord to give
Hi. grace and love to you and yours,
Wh ever you may live.
And now we must our farewell say;
Thc parting hour has come;
At last We take our last fond look
On friends and Convent Home" "A
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By Telegraph Srx yesK ANIL
stoehs strong eaPons a-2ss 1862 i0ss< do 1874 lCs
do g, iee; covpop. sa Treasury 80, II. ..,t..
litsz 81 do lee "a do loik o e-rts ass; Cuub
Coal a.; " Tel $50: A@rp pa t. Eris 6s Hudson
LII Reading iills MSS SAG c l23,1 cApass. C
wsi}4 10 ~ d7JS; c liz, n Ioa. rwAw
%, MAstpnf1 C&AIo9
Gold closed at 49, q. the o'taet open board and
sales o. eeits ~ eusab Coal az; Quichsi
yer soi; Ner'ps-a pfi >. Z. Tel ssss NY 1o.sx
Erie az; Resdi7g lia1s vast ri 7slS: II SAL
II !: Pssk; T ii8 CO RIGS, CAHw
81; otNW pfJ6s< MACE.
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SPECIAL CAurIos.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup has become 80 popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. wn'low's.
Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslow of the
Soothing syrup Is not connected with any oths
article. june5-dw&3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-02

A MELANCHOLY chap Of tender years, with
diluted voice, green glasses, growth oi
beard consisting Of seven and half, more OF
less, frail hairs ON his chin, who was going
from somewhere to some other where and
bad stopped over here to wait for boat
came in upon US yesterday with mass o,
manuscript which he coolly informed Us 10
didn know as we could read as be found !,
difficult himself TO do IL But be had found
pleasure in writing it and hoped We would
publish. II was series OF very " mortal
admoni;ions to parents concerning the proper
training Of children. The melancholy chan
may have condensed a world of wisdom n
them for one so young, but we didn't have
any personal interest in the matter that we
knew Of, and presumed our readers had
scarcely more We mildly advised the tender
chap TO send his "morial = lucubrations To
some religious journal when be meekly in.
CURED of US if there was q such paper puh.
lished in this village" This yillaeel Ten
thousand Hawkeyes and the Gate CITY e
Iowa, village" Young man. ge, on,
20 hotne to your mother Get!
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mile Of recognition in . single face, viii Tie
1ose Of mot single house Of u loa -
thrown open for your entfAncef Multiply
MT day By the nambes Of days which 6ll ;
ysar, and think what pondeEous sorrow many
Of our young men must stagger under. Ihsrs
ID just the boarding house with it barren par
lor, unhomelike there-with it, small and
crowded sleeping room; fuel il extra IN the
winter, and at the present prices many young
men cannot afford anything extrs-tsrriblys
unhomelike there; there is the storaof shop
in which ell day severe work must - done;
there is the line Of unwelcoming street be-
tween. and that is ALL No pleasant corner
for retrement-no opportunity for privacy,
no uplifting and restful companionship.
Nothing but the boarding place and the
working place, and the street and the sick
heart
.sOh, friends, what wonder that the integ>
rity Of young men breaks down. What won
der that amid such fearful straining the
strongest cable of resolution snaps, and the
soul dashes on into the breakers OF dissipa>
ton. What wonder that, with the WEAKNESS
Of the day work upon them, with all tie
longinvs for sympathy and friendly inter-
course unmet, and pressing down the bur-
dened heart, with only the sitting atmosphere
Of lonelnesAround them-whai wonder that,
with something of the feeling of the poor un>
Fortunate
Mad from life's history,
Glad to deaths mystery;
Swift to be hurled
Anywhere, anywhere,
Out Of the world'
They plunge into the dark, wide river OF
excess
Alas for the rarity
OF Christian charity
Under the sun;
O, it is pitiful,
Near whole city full,
Home they have none.
God bless the young men while this Phiis'
tinic danger of homeiessness presses down
upon them.
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READ CABus' advertisement in another part
Of the paper, the wonder Of the age, ii is said
that .CABus' Hair Tonic is the best Hair Re
storative in the market, do not buy any other
Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction or
the money refunded. 1t restores grey hair TO
its original color in four weeks, is perma
nent cure for dandruf. july19 I'm
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CITY NEWS.


B1ASKs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of Lading and all kinds of Justices
Blanks, call at the GATE CITr Counting
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a ClfBRArIoS.- Yesterday being the an
nlyerssry Of West India Emancipation. the
heokak colored public got up early in HE
morning g. put on its holiday attire, prepared
It's d'n4er basket and took special train fos
ssndusky where it proposed to settle and
make q day Of ii. 1t was respleudent with
white ahd red and gay contrast of colors, and
was IS well appearing in its costume and de-
pertinent as any other public. 1t went IN 10
Sandusky. What it did there we are not ad
vised bat learn that Judge BaliDger and per
hsps Others made short speeches. A copsid
cradle ell ment of whites gathered to watch
tie performances. It had dinner, and We
presume ? general good time, marred, how.
ever somewhat BY the belligerent conduct Of
lew irrepressible chaps who got into a row
70 give variety to the celebration. bat 10 the
great annoyance, of the largely well disposed
portion OF the crowd. Knives we're drawn
Oul tne combatants were speedily disarmed.
ana quiet toon restored. Further sppearetb
not
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W s~AA mOesy mafaees
By Teiegraph.l sax yosx Ausl
Money i,rath 80 NOR. s&.y +ass cent call iosns
stefling-outl a, loTs.al9s9x
Gold without dsrtiad change, opening at Iss aa.anc-
ing to 1isss. chad At 1.ss<
Governments . .ksde fimer
FrciSht TO Liverpool quiet and nrm
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4. m. p. d ~ q. r..
EaAREs
1868. Change 81 Txsse 1850.

osana altar Tuesday, March 10th. trains will ran
follows:
LEArR 1RoEUK
LIST rrsin-fit 4 dslty. src~pt Sunday
81 rran -~4eoP4 ..
LkAvk F19f hADKsON
-, yr,..-,e.a 7, she.p' Monday.
The "A t,slnsiii COMM II Ksohul With the Kaoknh
and 81 Ipsi. Packets AMI o-s Aotues val., aaire>d
The train leaving kah With Northarp
Lac Pseh a isrpsn ~ bats ~ Port MsdSsos maAins
sure COMMISSIONS With R.iifosd 81 buriinsten noek
Island s-i davenport.
The stl ts.sn leaving Port Ms1scn COTTON
With the D- Aotnrs Valley afternoon train sad shs nj
and s1at,e.n fssa and Irsrt w.st@rs n T.
fekrts for ali selnts fs sale BY agents o0ess
The Coapsas. lmehbl Nv. O0pu t. Ass'y
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st Louis Market
By Telegraph s, Lcr,s tu.1
Flour-Rrm; 81 7s0s TO for K ~ ooxl2fovxx
Wasst-n.avE q sz1ssa IS for prime; u Ioo2 Is
for choice.
Corn-pselinef; nxsd and yellow sn4s7o: $500 for
white.
osts-Lower; i3S47
q ovisions-uprhxpred
Whisky--Advsncsd 10 81 n
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Know all Ladies by these Presents, that |
am receiving At the New Carpet Store, fine
assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Garnet
OIL Cloths, Bugs, Mats and Window Shades
aud want it understood that am de,ermin.
cd on my port TO try and have every room in
this County esrpeted, and those that come
first viii have first choice
TauS n Gopr,,v
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TOLEDO, WABASH
AND
W.kSTER.V Rail WY.

ANx.GA9sV KILL n
e
Prem x1okuk, 9eWn, - All Poiato.
EAST. NORTH AID SOUTH.
No CAa~ss u CIR Hpa fs,4ks = Axsaasippf 1ssw.
CRAHGE OF TIME JULY sth.
Two Passenger Trains leave Hamilton daily ~ fol-
lows:
Lsavs nAxrdDpH. Asarvs 4. sAsnsJs
Dzpr.ss No. &.....-18o \ E1prsss No I.sto II
Freight No o......I:So Freight 10 g.. $50 A Il
Mail rrs,n No leaves Sunday r. u. Instead u sat
urday. onnibuassa vi have kDoKuK 70 minutes ear.
lsr than the asove TIM and fail competing with
ell Passenger Trains q Hssiiton
Passenger leaving Exprsss No viii 70 through
TO ST LoUfs IN TEN uodRs. snd iesvs 81 Louis 4
40 NJ. viii arrive ., Keohuk u 500 4. r., without
change VI am.
Sars same ~ ~ Beat.
This ssv and short roats ofses greater isdsossssts
than any etsw. IL being much
Y00 10003D1T 4 0oD4 01RDD3
70 3 Lsas ArtsqG<id, faleds. h.dtanepssls, 0stvs,
cssir,ah, hasbsrc FzladslpAsa, Nss Iavi
Sostn, csd al poisfs u ~ UG
5AFsusA Tickets AZ lev u TIE Levesl
New and elegant Sleeping Cars RIM from BlBH CITY 20
while pursuing th-ir Joarnst
Baggage eh*ch-d through 10 ali priscipai pc4nts.
HreEts ty this rout eli be fuYsrdeA With Dispatch
Express freight Trait, runs through from roisio 10
Keokra III 10 hours eharss. damages promptly
settled Bates a. los a. by ssy other routs.
osfics la stone De.ot. eoraer Trout aud Johnson
streets, r. kak.
GUY AELis. IA GHApIs
Aa1 ssst- Ksotak Ant Gen1 lsap't Springfield.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-02

William Lindsay, well known citizen of
81 Louis, died last Sunday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-02
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PORT OF KEokuK.
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ARRIVALS YESTERDAY
Steamer y sofa, Hill 3 Louis.
ray johnson. BFcluski. ST. Loui,