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LOCAL NOTICES.

CHRIST CHURcH.-There will be Services in this
Charcb, this morning. at II o'clock. Rev. W. j.
ELLIS officiating.
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InsoIyent Notice.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE--HUMPHR
- County. j. s. w. Prisnm, Administrator q
the Estate Of John Primm. deceased, having sug-
gested 20 the Clerk Of the County Court Of said
county the insolvency Of the Estate Of said deed.
do therefore, notify all persons having claims
against the Estate Of the said John Primm, deed,
10 fIe the same with the Clerk Of the County Court
Of said county, or before the 18th Of July mart
duly authenticated as prescribed By law. for pro
rafa distribution. or they viii be forever barred
This 18th January, le66.
jan4-ldIwsw s. W. PRIMM. Adn'r.
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In the Circuit Court the docket was
called yesterday as far as No, 67S, but no
important business was transacted,
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PLAIN and Decorative Wall Papers at
jan26-2w w. FREEMAN & Co.'S
No. 2s Public SQUARE. Cor Deaderick 81.
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a.
EThe steamer Mercury came in yesterday morn
ing with large freight list. She leaves this
morning at 10 o'clock Capt. J. n. Corbe;t is her
agent, and he says she is all O. X.
The reg ular packet Tyrone, Harmon, Captain,
Wash. Weaver, Clerk, viii leave this morning a,
o'clock for Cairo. This craft is admirably OIL
cered.
The Rorce.d is looked for from Cincinnati. and
will leave on Saturday at o'clock.
The steamer AHna Waite is expected from St.
LouiS.
The river at Louisville, yesterday. was falling
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RLACK SNITH.s NoTICE.-Wc

now in store Fifty Thousand pounds of assorted
Farm IroA, horseshoe BAND, Hoop. Plow Bar.
Tire, half round and round Nail Rods. &c; this is
Sweed's, which is the best of Hammered Iron.
Price, Seven Cents per Pound.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL ApvTcE-Read Dr.
Whittier's advertisement in anotherc9lumr.
jan 23-Gm.
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A CARD.

We respectfully INTRODUCES TO our old friends
our successors in business. HuaH MccEEA Co..
who continue the Commission business At eur
stand. No. q South Market Street.
Our own ofies is No. . College Street. where
we hope all parties who are indebted TO win at
once call and pay thoir accounts now due. and all
parties who have any claims against viii pre-
sent them for payment. as We wish 10 close up
our business at an early day.
janl3-u A. HAMILTON 4 Co.
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JOS. R. DILLIN & CO.,
Storage and Commission Merchants,

No. so College street, near Broad. Nashville.
Tennessee.
Our business is exclusively Receiving. Storing.
Forwarding. and Buying and Selling. on Orders
jan2S--tf Jos. R. DILLIS s Co.
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lLoxa JAcKlll A large lot Of this SUPERIOR
SMOKING TOBACCO. For sale at
FosrKR BRoTHERs.
decl2-tf
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FINE lot Of PURR SPICES. suited for Chris
FosrxR BRorHRKs
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i the above Warehouse, will purchase and
sell Cotton, Tobacco, Bacon, Lard, or any other
Produce, on Commission. Planters fayoring Us
with their business may rely on getting the high
will be as low a. any house In the city. Should
our old friends favor with orders for Groeeriez.
they may rely on having goods purchased NJ the
70 goods forwarded 10 us from other cities Ship
pers may rely on having their goods forwarded
promptly by the first train or boat after their ar
old books Of Hugh MeCrea x Co. can be found by
those interested.
Hoping for a share Of public patronage. we sub
jan13- HUGH McCREA 4 Co.
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No. 30 College street. near Broad. Nashville.
jana5-tf.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is rising slowly, with about eight feet
on the shoals.
ARRIVALS.
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

James P. Thompson. Senator elect from the 18th
Senatorial District to fill the vacancy occasoned
by the resignation of Robt. 4. Lasater. came for
ward, and the oath of Office was administered.
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DRY GOODS.

WE HAVE COMMENCED BUSINESS AS
above, and would be glad to have our friends and
acquaintanees, and the trade generally. to exam
inc our Stock when they visit New York. Having
been engaged in the Wholesale Business for many
years in Nashville, tennessee. ard purchasing
Goods for the Southern market. we think We know
what is required to make up an assortment Of
Goods suitable for Southern Merchants. Aswe
have adopted the CASH SYSTEM of Buying
and Selling we are enabled to sell our Goods at
VERY SHORT PROFITS. All Orders en-
trusted to us win be promptly and faithfully
cuted.
We have ample Desk Room and Secure Vault
for the free use of our Customers.
EVANS, GARDNERx& CO.,
szz BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
jan21-3m
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Nashville, Feb. 10, ls6e-lw
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lovers of liberty and truest people on earth.
They are generous and true TO their native
land, because for centuries il has been OPP
pressed by the most tyrannical foe that ever
destroyed liberty or crushed civilized
people They are true to it because
il is suffering and oppressed and
because to-day the arms of their breth-
ren are stretched out to them, asking that
they may not be disappointed in the coming
hour of their need. England gained
a foothold in Ireland hundreds Of
years ago Her tyranny since is matter Of
history. IL is known to every man who has
studied the history of Ireland and Of Europe.
England since that time has been as cruel
and relentless as she was 200 years ago. 1t
is a characteristic of that nation. | will not
say there are not hearts in England who
love liberty, but il is not with them
the Irish have TO do. They are dealing
with the English nation. That nation has
but one hope and one obiect--to rootout the
Celtic race from the Irish soil. and 20 plant
tkere a race in sympathy with their Own
Government. This would give TO England
all the privileges she might require. She
would then exterminate the entire Irish
race, The Irish race have been prosecuted
by brutal soldiery, and driven into desc
late and unfrequenied wilds. England once
thought she had conquered the Irish race.
But afterwards another generation arose more
vigorous than before. Thus il was, genera
ton after generation, until 1898, when brave
Irishmen demanded their rights at the can
mons mouth. But the Irishmen Of chat
time made great mistake, and slough they
demanded PARLIAMENT in Dublin, they
were satisfied to have the King of England
sor their King. 0'Connell stirred the hearts
of the Irish people, but he depended too
much on the influence of moral suasion.
The people expected Parliament in Ire.
land, but when the hour of conflict came,
they expected he would appeal to arms, but
they were disappointed, and they cast his
policy aside, just rs the Senate cast John
o'Mahony aside. lApplause.] The speaker
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Nssrch DIRECTORY.

WasrnIHEreR PR oeBrTKRIAH CauRCR, TO- 81
On Seventh .t tetween ain and bondesu Bervices
every sabbsth At ii and ~ p. sapbath school
asa m. Prayer meeting every Wednesday Al N p ~.
q OAsfs rAssor.
ExDHAEGk grRRET u. 3. oHURCH-0n Rich spre
Street. betwes rhitd aud Fourth. Preaching every
1t,P.n. Pray 80 meeting Wsdnesday evening"
JoHp Bunssss. Pastor.
UNITED PisHeBYrHRIAN - Bifsh street. between
Man aud Rlon issu Services every sabbath At II n
sndTA p. m. Sunday sehooia5x =. m
JAsAs Bso~s, PASTOR
FIRST PRnsBYfHRiAN-Cornshs High and Fourth
streets 6ervit every Sabbath Al IL o and ~ m
svpday school - In Csfffaxpsn Psstor
UNITARIAN oHURcH-cornsI High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath 81 IL o m. sunday
D. hool Gan. B. uAssAIl, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE Y. q CHURCH-oorusr Sfs
etth aud Aors strset Preaching sysry Sabbath 1t
II . and ~ p. m. Sabbath scnooi It g. n. Public
Prayer nsetiss on Wednesday evening"
.. q. WAAIss ,PAstoy.
vTR9r BAPrIgr CuURoH-Third street, between
Concert and high. su, day School az m Preach
ing 81 II I'm also at ~ p. m. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday st fizp. m. J. 7. wssfovsR. Pastor
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Hi h,treet, bstveen
ffsh aud Sixth Servicss every Sabbath at II m aud
~ pm. sabbath School ~ p. m. Prayer meeting
90 Wednesday evenings. 1sosoB ruAcnsa, Psstcr
81 JOHNS BPIscoPAL oHUacH-on varo,h stree,
between Concert and High Services every Sunday at
o'clock T. m. and O'Clock p. IA Sabbath school at
o'clock .. n. ". h. WOODS, Rector
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The weele crsp.

! Iron the Phiiadelphia North American, July 3gy
Although the product Of wool in the United
States is increasing annually. it does not IS Jet
co uai tho demand for home consumption. In 1860
We produced 60 2e4, 9is MS, all OF which was con.
sumed in eur own fastsries. We also imported
in that year 81 ,37l.7le rs; making the total con
sumption vi, 636, 832 ms. The product " 1884 ve
have seen estimated at So 000, 600 MS, I9T43,,
cs7 beyond the consumption, This would give -
inersssed production Of more than 10000, e08 lbs
in four years. and q decreased consumption Il
ssme 80 see. es0 lbs. Tho amount Imported II
1854 was, however, 7s.sII, sos lbs. The grea y
increased demand FROM the earlier year was d
course attributable to the needs Of the army and
navy in part, and the residse to the scarcity ri
cotton goods. The army consumed about $4,000. :
900 lbs in 1869; 81 600 coo in 1868. and similar
amount in 1854. The consumption for tas navy
and for cartridges brought ap a total Of nearly
zoe geo 600 lbs in the last year o the In Isl
the product Of wool was small that the Secreta-
~ Of had to import 5000 blankets for the use
of the Indians The contrast Of the hfty years
makes . striking item in the history Of the
country.
/ Important as these facts are, We look to sec
| them made more emphatic hereafter. The waf
has turned attention TO sheep growing it Was
turned before. and the peculiar condition Of
our industries renders that avocaticn signaily
profitable. We can raise sheep from Main to Aex
leo, over yerious and favorable country, and
hare hocks OF the sest w0oled sheep to start With
Even Spain has nothing better thap some of our
merinoes. They are to be found In ssssides-
oble numbers in California and Oregon, a. veil Al
IN the Eastern and Mississippi States. Should the
European war continue there win be snch de
mand for American fecees IS We made Tor Es
ropesn; while the pTobsbis growth Of ths country
will always render this husbsaAry profitable
PennsyivsniA IL so largely interested Ia he krowth
and manufacture Of wool that whatever aHects 1,
touches her.
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SuSsrRoKEs.-Thee exhaustive heat is be.
ginning to make its victims here. There
were two cases of sunstroke in the city yester
day.
A stranger, going from Illinois to the up
per part Of the State was prostrsted by the
heat in the central part of city about noon.
He fell in the street; was carried to . house
near by, medical aid was sent for, and at las,
accounts he had partially recovered A boy,
generally known in the place as Clutch
John" who drove water cart for long
but was doing outdoor work of late about
the Deming House was prostrated BY sun
staoke yesterday afternoon and died in q
abort time.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPa


Chicago HARRIET.
D. Telegraph omoAeo. J.ly =.
Whsss-fhs dry. cool weather ssussd rsastsou IN
the narkst Mol Sprins light salss q <s0l g. cios
Ing 1t u 5ool 81 No Spring dali d l%Dee Rejected
selling At esoeA
Biour-Rtgm ssd stssdy; no change
oorn-Las active; 10 lower. No / q ss11asel< No 4
= Ss0ss: Rejected ct IS.
Osis-oaisE Gales Of No ct sskOk No q MIA
~
Rys-Fsry quiet ~ sslss light g. for No l; s2osI
ibs No . II ssors.
narlsy end Dssisy Maft-Dafl and nominal
Rrcvistoss-puil and prices sominal,
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LITERATURE of the institutions of
Keokuk, and place Of popular resort for
our reading public, is Lowy's Literary
Depot Here may be found all the most
popular magazines, periodicals. aud pictorisls
of the day, together with the latest publica-
tons from the most noted publishing houses
in the East. Lowry also receives all the
Eastern dailies in advance of the mails.
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READ CABus' advertisement in another pln
of the paper, the wonder of the age, it is said
that CABus' Hair Tonic is the best Hair Re-
stontive in the market, do not buy any other.
Every bottle guaranteed to give satisfaction or
the money refunded. 1t restores grey hair to
it's original color in four weeks, is q perma-
nent cure for dandruff. julyl9 I'm
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NBw YOAk, July ~
Jobbers' prices.
Brown shsstinss-Appleson A, 1acs do Q, IL
do D, 10; do 3, l4c.
6hsseings end shirtings- Blsashs1- Ailegl ~
A, 17e; Anoskssg, 37ic; do A, sac; Bulloa ! y
~; Bates Xxx, S5c; do BR, 800; Bate, Is.
Prints-Anericsn, lpc; AnerksAs, ISe; Ara
lie; coeheco, ale; Dunnslls, 10e; Empire, - i
Freeman, lie; 0sFnsr : Co, 3e3c
Corset JeAns-Batss, l6o; Laconia, 3ie; Naun-
keas, ala1oSc, Psppercll 2s2c.
Ehirts-J W L, standard dress shirss, Ne 1le,
~; No 45o. &s7 SO; So 525. $40.
Paper -Mstropolitap Collar Company
Rysoa No !, 3ls to $50; aolds.ith. Hoasin }
Co, patent Precipitation proof Byron 80, Shaks.
pears 80, cuffs $50. Less 80 per can't,
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's duplex elliptic, pa
dosen hoops, size to 81 o5; do Empress trail DO
81 Is; Myers Xxi, wide tapes, $50 to 81 10; d.
marrow tapes, IS 73c.
Msgic kufles-Gcnnins, with trade nark. . u
70 = 50; hone made rsfaes, - SOTO o6 50, With
discount.
Hard Rubber Cravats-Nol, plain, - TO IS Isl
No ., figured ends, 81 to IS.
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PuREsr AND SWEETEST Con LIVER Or 10 the
world manufactured from fresh selected Livers on
the coast. This oil is characterised by sweet
ness and purity peculiar to tslone Its reputation
Is great that it takes the lead of other oils and
Is universally prescribed by physician +. Remem-
Der to ask for Hazard 4 Csswelrs Cod Liver Oil.
CASWELL, MACK 4 CO., New York,
Sole Manufacturers.
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
lett 4 Co. feb25d&w-s sun wed fri Cow
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FoR restoring gray and faded hair, prevent.
ing its falling of, keeping the scalp clean, and
identifying the whole head, Tebbets's Physio-
logical Hair Regeneration has no equal. D.
A. Kerr, Agent. Sold by all druggists
jy6-fri-sln-wed
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d. lssis 0aslsA

~ koOle DaGoe4
81. Leuis, Jaly ~.
Tobaeee-6tsedy cad scttve q ueeeeaeea
Psisss. !.
Lad md Cettoa--Ns salsA
Whjsky+--Activs saa Arn, WITH sales . - II.
Hiosr-Dun, with oaly retail salss. We 4sote
Supsr q 1s seat IS; extrs u teae -; Soeble
axtH - eoslp ~, with fsw saass shoiss = ~ %
AA -.
sells rsedily ct - l6A3 70. No old fan Or sprins
n&ering.
Corn-Heavier, with symptoms Of dscliss
Gelss Of mixed at 7sa1tc; ysllou, 36a7sss vhits
e1ae4e,
oats--very little doing. Sales q AlaSea,
Rye-Activc, with SALES II Soc.
Ncas Pork-Dun Il 333 % for city.
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suNnra Dress Gooos can now BE- bought
at Phillips L Kerr's at q great reduction
from former prices Many kinds less than
cost. Gu22dlOt)
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Tho current report that large number Of
Fivc-twenty gold coupons HAD bean sprrreptiously
issued and cashcd on prosen tation, turned ost %
be unfounded The o6lcsrs Of the Treasury Depart
meut declare that no counterfeit coupons have
Ab{en issued. The report Is said to have arisen
&om the fact that there we're redeemed lot Of
coupons with the numbers apparently duplicated,
but even this, investigation, proved 10 be
simply m error In numbering.
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Mr.. WILLIAM McCARrY, of Keosauqus, was
one of the parties killed by sun stroke yes
terday. He fell down in the street at the
corner of First and Exchange, and died in a
short time. He had been . soldier and lost
an - at the battle of Atlanta. His pocket
book contained s2.35. A Coroner's inqueaa
was held. Verdict, that the deceased died
from the effects of sun stroke while under the
influence of liquor.
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r. m. p. an r. n.
6R1
1863. Change ~ 1tnse 1866

o. - sfssr raaslsy, Nsrrh 9psh. trains viii run
eDiIovs:
LRlTk IK0xUK.
Let frssn-!ls dsi'y, srsept sanlay
"a rr.ia-<s0oP II.
LEAvk 1ORr AADH0F
a r,.p--4os 4 = y.ily. .ss9t Monday.
fhe ID train gill eonasst Il ksokut With sAs kseknh
and ~ Lons vackst1 sad Uss Moinss Valley aalrsaA
he LIST srsn leaving kskuk .ynnsets VIII uosfhsss
HBs Packet CoApany ~ boa IT. ~ Port naAeor aakfn1
SIRE oonnecttoas VIII AailreaA - DsrhaGsoa, Rosf
Island and DsS snpo~t.
he 9Th leaving Dsxt Aadisoa ounsesoG
vfA the pss MotnAs Valley aftsrroos tfaia end the nj
And eenths<a Iowa aaA Great Wsstsxn 3 =.
Tickets for sill points Tor vale BY A@en Att cAess
tie Ccnpasy. fneh1Bi J.N CODE (, esey.
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KsoxuE nAnxsr.

6UNDRIR6.
brrrsA-WA shade armer to-day. Choice lot.
bought BY retail dealers ct from Is 10 Is.
PEI Id.
kaos--unehaased. Price paid from is 70 lec.
PofAfoHs-Not % arm. From rs 70 A. q.
sAoiee. - -
csicEsss-Yesas$1 80 to - 10; old l. Is .
p~ dossn.
Hossv-Ia bezss, - to.11e pr n.
Lands 70 18c.
Gssns ArrLas-Trcn 81 ~ 70 d IS Dor bv,haa.
OHioss-ses 70 u - pr busAsl.
1aasvAx- - 70 ~ psrn.
1AcoE-Clsar sides lss. GhesIdsrs Ia. Hens IL.
xALLew--IA essi oil Nh, lie; % leos, lee psrn
1Ass--Yssn = ~ pr n. &,
Woot-1sb washed ~; aesse u - -.
nweoAed, &ef
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Howr ATrIEa will continue the sale Of
convent furniture, crockery ware, s'uvea,
books, maps, &C., on Monday morning I" ~
o'clock.
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SPECIAL CAurIos.-Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup has become so popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mra Winslows.
Please take notice that the Mrs. winslow Of the
Soothing syrupis not connected with any oths
article. junes-dwAsA
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TIE Eddyville Star learns that the Valley
Railroad Company will erect machine and
engine shops at that place, half way STA
ton,
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cro.ss.-Fine Palmetto cigars can be pro-
orrea ofA. Lower, at ]. T. Wilkinson's drug
store. Try them. We have, and found them
excellent.
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nTHE WASHINGTON MAP.-Ons of the fnes
works of art recently given 70 the country is
The Washington Map of the United States
oy the Superintendent of the National OBJ.
servatory, Washington" 1t 10 published in
excellent style by ]. E. Taintor 4 Co.. Phil.
adelphia. 1t j. the best, most sccur.ta and
complete map Of The United States nov be.
fore the people. II has many new and y.lu..
Bile features. II is the most extensive in
scale, and minute and accurate 10 detail Of
any We have seen. In addition to the man
proper are census tables, giving the popula.
ton Of States, counties and principalities
dates of settlement of counties, seoloeic.l
maps Of the hemispheres, seoloeical man .,
the United States, carefully prepared bo.
tanical map, geological map. thermal man
Of the United States, and other importau,
maps, tables and diagrams.
The value Of this map il enhanced By the
amplitude, definitions and minute accuracy Of
the maps Of the Western States and Territo.
ries. Prepared st the nationsl Literary head.
centsr, where accsas could b had - the ~.
suits Of the explorations Of public and pri.
vste parties, making ~ II svsUthisg thas
science and indssazy cssA give % perfect tAs
vorh, il i n asssssAs sksteAiae Of IN -
territory ofthe wssssr. past Of tAs Rspsb,ie,
and d tins vaslly ssPssise - . nsjosisy a
our naps, waisa ~ dseselivs q this soors.
A jsdiefsss e3shangs nys II ~ WasA.
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A FIGHT occurred in Jake Springs saloon
yesterday afternoon between two countrymen
and stranger, who had arrived in the city
but few hours before. The stranger came
out of the contest with face badly dis6gur-
ed. The parties will appear before the
Recorder tomorrow morning for INDUCING
in the dog line report aforesaid
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CITY NEWS.


pr.rxs-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages
B;ll. Of L.dins and al kinds Of Jussce''
pl.nl. call .. the GArs CrrY Counting
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A PARTY of youngsters got into an alterca-
ton yesterday afternoon in saloon in Catts-
raugus, which terminated in Q row and .
bodyment of the parties in the bose. We
repress the names of the young men this
time, with the hope that their meditation
within the gloomy walls of the calboose will
produce good effect on them, and that they
will come out therefrom this Sabbath morn
ing with firm resolution to "sin no more"
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TOLEDO. WA BASH
/ W.EsTERJr RAIL WY.

-AND-
W.EST.ERN' RAIL WY.
-
Rssa 1sslnk, ISwa, - al Psints,
EAs8y UonFa AID SOUTH.
~ 0saes v On fr1 Ttssds y AtsasstsSs Ats~.
cHAncE or 1InK JULY stA.
Two Passenger Trsiss ls.ys 4s.iIsoa daily - fol-
IsAys sAnlses. Aassvs ~ sAnnssu
s. .. 81 10 1--aas s... =, 10 s r--sss
5Fsiekt No s...--.i1s \ Freight No. g.. 80 ! 4
Nall rrNn NJ isavss sssday r. \. instssd u sAs
nrdAy 0onioussss I'll Lave xnoEuk - minutes ses.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-29

AsorHh-Last evening about seven
o'clock, man named WILLIAM McCAKrr,
dropped dead on Exchange street between
the railroad and First street. Il Vas thought
by those present that his death was caused By
exposure to the sun. He has been in. Keokuk
about six months, but prior to this time re.
sided in Keosauqua; during the var be be-
ienged to the 3rd Indiana Cavalry. In the
forenoon he was seen in state of intoxica.
ton, and under the influence Of liquor he
doubtless roamed around Ia the excessive
heat of yesterday, and thereby came to an
untimely death. BE was lsborer and un-
married.