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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07

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Connect ieut Mutual Life Insurance c,

We clip the following from the New York Indepe,
dent ofaept 18th:
This Company orgs nred in 1876 on the rnrtrtl
system with the well Known Advantage Of frrnj+l In
insurance at lie actual coat In the az it, rs
it is the largest life insurance company 10 II
country. and with the exception al Grntsr ct n.
pany tbs argos, In the world Its accumulated csrts
il nearly Sa go coo 1t has paid since OF ssnitstit
over 81 600 The families and creditors III dces.ed
members, and has refunded g CO.., eco policy
holders In dividends surplus premiums Its rrcs4r
surplus 81 ooo o0o from which the ANIMAL iis
dend will be dec Jared LIST Of Fen tt. nuulfser
Of policies s.usd during The year s3. Its alrusl
income s. 90 900 per year ia reeYt 81 inter
e.. alone being ever half million. which thar
paid it, Losses for the year ending LIST November last
From these figures notion msy he obtained
business done BY the company and Of the are
xantaR-s offered TO insurers Fuller particulars will
found Advertisement In another column " the
aaxsasages OF life Insurance il scarcely
anything az ta,s dag. Lord Chancellor Lynfh
remark, that with depends Mt family j. RI
reproa1h If his life IL not insured 10
The duty ofinsurance btng admitted The thing Is
nd safe and cheap company ard the CouEeeticut
Mutual il BOTH
II. B. TssETck Is the agsntfor this popular company
In this city octs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07
Horticultural Exhibition.

The annual spring exhibition of the Keo.
kuk Horticultural Society for the exhibition
Fruits. Flowers, &c, will take place Friday
afternoon, June 9Th. All friends of Horti-
culture are respectfully requested to partici.
pate. S. CApY. Prest.
Any person having flowers which they
are willing to exhibit, can have them taken to
the place of exhibition at the Estes House,
by notifying either s. Cady or E. H. Wick
ersham iune 11w.
Twas too bad. David Jonathan and Sarah
Amanda had had in mind for weeks to visit
the circus yesterday. He had carefully saved
ms quarters, and was prepared to treat S. A.
to the Ice cream and they had both got up
very early yesterday morning, and came 10
town duly arrayed in their Sunday fxin's. in
high glee and anticipating a world of pleasure
and then, alas, there kept up that terrible
steady allday blow, and the pavilion coulc
not be erected, and the show didn't come off
David j. we profoundly sympathize. vani
ty Of vanitiesl Possess your soul in patienc,
David. The course of true love never d,,
run smooth. And these be light Affections
enduring but for moment. The circus will
come off in the evening, after all, and 70,
viii have beautiful moonlight drive home
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07

By telegram, 5, 1or,. ,nn..
Ylau,-y,rn~r and UNCHANGED
waea.-Uaehanged
corn-slishtiy better 6dOTcc.
oas-ssG&se
I.rd-,sass..
whi.r,-r.a,u~
o1ieeAs market.
c1,,S s o1,2As June =
"a a.. la'uo'hs =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07

NOR SALE-Twepfy feet east side ef lat I
biock lUti 81; Ihe 4,rth side AAln As4s s&rt4.
stree Price 81 coo. little good Ie. Enquire ct
feb-f Ii TES-ESCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07

NOR SALE-A Tuo-Siofy Brick Dwelling 'Iotte
With eiett rooms. let - i+0--twp stables,
WOOD h6a* ard good well ~ soft water: st4e.t wel
paved ard triek sid=-ralk. Situated ndssu, e
Tenth and keve,;! streets. lite good os4l.
Price g 800. Enquire Of
feb2l II B TFS.ETcE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07

THREE story Brick Store Building, dot
i 90 BY llol suped BY John r. Wi kiiiron ~
Drug store On Main Street between Sd and 4th strees
Here opportunity huy OF the best business
stands In the city. Title good saie PRICE, ~ COO
s. 600 cash balance in year with per interest
EnqniFeof IHsy.l. H.B. TES-EicE.
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SCk SAIE-Three desirable Iats. On wiki ara
los ate. story hFigk ling use cenfa pif5
large b. lex w.sh houee AID God taus-
together with barge trick stable. laEEr
and Lots asf covered ~ith choce lot ~ frst ah
This property il tteated the Il sth
sH1 Aors st-~@t-. e.rrenisn e. lusn~- Price ssfN
half cash tai4uce ~ and years pr Stst. IA
tertst Title COED. Enquire
sprei n TEE-Efcg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07

Ey0R SALE-So acres Of fine grape and
other fruit land; 10 scrts high state of cult
vatian under with 2o IL varf-
ems kinds bearing Price s75 per acre. Also
~ joining the above Land, ard is Of the
chsraeter ~fh imnFoy Int can b. all enclosed
nv placing fence the roat all xpense Price
$50 ard So er This land il natsd The
dence Of Dr. Hicks shout two mils frc Second street.
httkuk. For particulars enquire 81
moh24 II u. TEN EYCK.
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EtoR SALE.-A tSo story frame uweiitr Z
a house with TX ard full lat slts- led "a
Il in block 20, the e5rner q Bank ard tjfetrt,
streets in Il. y. Kiibtnynes Ae.it Title govd
IN sale. Price $500. Enquire oil
nleLI II b. TFN-EYCE
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ENCR sALE-Lot and % feet OF Lot ? in Block 100,
u situated on the corner OF Seventh and orleans It
These lots COVERED with fruit evergreen AID CHER
ornamental trees together with hne growth ef ~ acs
trees the sidewalk and large eistsrn tie back
part q! the lot and really the hrest building lots in
thst part Of tie city. Price 81 500. Title perfect I'M
snile Of isnlOl II. Il. TEN-kYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07

Ir0R sALF-The very desirable Prick residence
II grounds ned ard occupied by A Nilkin
$cr. Esf sUAi-a the on 1Gth and High sts.
Hease hzs eT 10 rOcsas, with AL the tnd a.Vsy-
meAt-isrse frare tsTnth--r very desirable lots at
tsthei, eoytEtd with fruit ami al Price
so Title geyd sale. For further ra-ticr}
enquire ot II. b. TEN EiCR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07

UNoE sALE--I<ts and 5, in Block 81 the corner
i II T3fth ard Morgan Streets. Tht%e Lots are ihs
desirable lots in that negtbethntd fi:ts
Si4an--cne third down. and t.l-rce il ] and years
I.r cent. Interest flee good or sale.
fnqnfe of .AprzlE II. TES-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07

u1HOR sALE-Lots aud s. In block lt4, Fulton
II street, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets. Prc
$500 each. ALSO, lot S, in block S. in kioGrnes Add
tcn TO Keokuk Price Si59 Titles good sale.
Enquire Of jshIl X. b. TEN-EYCK.
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ESGR SALE.-Ten II land, represented in she
CITY Plat as better J., IN the A tract, Eeokuk.
an authorized 10 Esi k- property 81 very ereat ts
gain, ii ..ed i9F 4iile coed - szr.
qa4Ie as Ii. r TES-EYCE
aHrl3 Zeal Estate Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07

EOR RENT.-The four-storv brick build
= Ing kne wn ~ the "Arcade"-a first rate pactier
hoessie Grocery Iron Store situated onihe corner
of l-t and Main Streets, keokIk. 1900
Apply TO tapr24l D. TEN-ffCh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07

EOR SALE-Lots Z and 8 in Block
Il lsl, on the corner Of sth and Psean streets. vii
be sold Att bargain. Enquire of
maya H.B.TEN-RYCE
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For Sale

a ONE STORY frame dwelling house, con-
IN tanning six roums-ciseru ard well, with full lot
well fenced, which fruit and other tres This
property situated the OF 18th ard Concert
and wit be sold for Sli0N Title good. Enqrire q
APRIL H. b. TtA-EiCh
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EN0E sAIE-A frame dwelling he use con tanning 0
IL rooms. oistsrn cellar spcd arg s.at le With
tif Pr s}tCsted en- th c lEt All III Il.
ard s,ud TeTg .trnfIei & ms yirer. F-zce
$4fs9s5sg cab ard rho t&sapcs year ssth PEI
ee.st- tutereet- Enquire OF II. b. TkS-ETCk. +.
may@i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-07

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses an,
ho.sef III Furniture be eT-cted in the 4ffnq T..
Company OF harifora, f1oA-e JsR-apce tssyzy
New York, and other re-poas T. stoek coupsnsts
TO sTs years a. rate. giDg from 10 4
psr cent the $50 for tie vhee tive, or
CD asp either responsible company For relist
Information Insurance call the und@r-is bed
give better indemnity thar - found arr
sgenfy IN this section. Ideo.s TES-EYCE
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-16

HOUSES yoR THE PooR.-MT. A 7,
Stewart proposes to do for New York
what George Peabody did for London,
provide cheap and comfortable resi-
deuces for poor people, Mr.. Stewart
makes the proposition to the Common
Council of that city, that if they will
give the land he will give ono million
dollars to erect suitable tenementsr to be
LET at moderate rents Whether the
Common Council grants the land or not,
Mr.. Stewart says he will carry out this
worthy enterprise. Mr.. Stewart does
not ask any return for his investment
The profits that may accrue are to be de-
voted to the building of more houses.
Further details of the plan have not
YET been given. 1t preferable that the
enterprise should not assume the form OF
a public charity, as 1t would be robbed
of much its value. The mere fact, how.
ever, of erecting considerable number
of houses, adapted to the wants of the
moor class, will be a blessing to New
York, and we hope the example viii be
followed in Brooklyn, The dangerously
crowded state- of tenement houses the
enormous rents demanded, result from
the scarcity of houses. Any man who
builds house nowadays is public ben
efaotor. Give rs more houses and the
question of rents will soon regulate
itself f-BrcotlyR Eagle,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-16
Colonel smith. Appointment.

We regret to announce that Colonel
Ri. SMITH will be unable to meet his
apsointment at Moundsville on Satur-
dsv a9th inst, Unforeseen circumstances
have compelled Colonel SMITH to recall
tbis appointment, and We reluctantly
Withdraw the announcement We feel
assured that the Colonel would have done
a good work had it been possible for him
to address his fellow citizens at Mounds
Vile, snd we are equally certain that the
people of that vicinity will regret the
necessity which deprives them OF the
privilege of hearing him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-16

Radical Trenimeus OF Drnnken
Husband-His Wife Pats Merpaine
I'm his whisky Bottle sud KILL
Him.
The Maine Democrat, of Saco. gives
the following details of the late murder
of DR.. Sweat, of Kennebunk, by his
wife: ION Sunday morning last, Dr.. O..
NJ. Sweat, of Kennebunk, died from the
effects of morphine, administered by his
wife. The doctor, until within q few
years, has always sustained good char
acter, but in that time he has taken to
drinking, and on Sunday morning he
had a bottle of whisky hid in the hay in
his barn, which he had visited two or
three times before the family were up.
His wife sent little girl to find the bot.
lie. which she found and handed to Mrs.
Sweat, when she poured some powder
into the bottle, and after shaking it,
sent the girl TO replace it in the hay.
Shortly after, the doctor went TO the
barn for few moments, and came In,
after which he helped his wife about
making the fire, aud then went and sat
down on the sofa, where he soon fell
asleep, never to wake. His wife, after
finding that he could not be awakened,
took a large dose of morphine for tho
purpose of killing herself, but was dis
covered in season to prevent death, Mrs
Sweat, we unde stand, had given her
husband morpt inc two or three times
previously, which had made him SICK
and it'was for that purpose that she
saws the last dose was intended. Inc
case will be brought before the grand
jury ut the present term.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-16
BUSINESS CARDS.
Greenwood Cemetery,

nITEATED ON THE NAIEVNAL
SROAD three miles East of the city, is now
s.siv for Inte,menrs, sale and improvement OF
iots II contains 81 acres of land, a"d is laid
ont in the most modern and improved style
an be easily reached at al Seasons by the Ma
t;opal Road aud for three.fourths of the year
nv the Hempfeld Railroad 1t is perfectly So
S1re, and intended to be beaCti6ed by every
rsristy Of trees. shrubbery, public vaut, L
shapeI artificial lake. fountains &C. 70 nahs .hs
II eaual to the best Rural CeInetereS "a tne me
sr,areement order and care In perpetuty.
Psrsors dssirous of purchasing lots can ex'
-,ina the Sronnd with the superintendent,
a" Sn has = plat, or secure them by calling at the
oa;ce cf the Secretary on Main street, over the
pauk of Wheeling.
Persons wishingto make interments VIII CAL
IN the Secretary TO obtain permits thereior.
Tickets of admission 60 lot holders anu NiSi'
Sors will be issued by the Secretary. D.,.
&c. BoNHAM. Seoy. ,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
4. J. Sweeney, Johh a. armstrong
T. s. Rhodes. SSe0rge Aeain'
John G. Muth, n ". dGrsan,
Geo. Mendel, r. a. dhureth.
Joseph L. aus2l
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-16
Our Gains in Indiana.

The Democratic gains in Indiana are
very heavy, as compared with 1864
There is larger vote pclled, ald the in
crease, save in one district (Coltax's),
is wholly on the Conservative side. Nib
lack, Democrat, in the First District, is
returned by 2,200 maj jority-a gaini Kerr,
Democrat, in the Second District, has
intreased from 1898 to 1877. Hunter,
Republican, gets less than 500. when his
radical predecessor had over 500. Julian,
in the Fifth District, has his majority
cut down from 7,l45 to about 600. This
is an enormous gain. In the Sixth Dis,
trict, Coburn has only 1900 against z ,sSo
two years since. Washburne, Republl.
can, in the Seventh District, is reported
to have made a small increase. Ortb,
Republican, in the Eighth District, has
only 800 against l,487 two years since,
There is no noticeable change in the
other districts. We doubt If the radl-
Gals will have seven thousand majority
in the Congressional vote, against twenty
thousand two years since We'll done,
Dem ocrats Of Indiana
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-16
Current Items.

In Chicago, on Monday, Madame
Macarte, connected with Palmers Circus
attempted to ride young horse about
the ring for the first time. As soon as
she rose to her feet the animal became
unmansgeable, and threw her with such
violence as TO dislocste her shoulder, and
and 1t ia feared she has received severe
internal injuries.
LEVI CoHEN,. of Albany, has com.
menced suit against Secretary Stanton
for false imprisonment. 1t will be re-
membered he was locked up in the old
capitol prison with Ed. Donahoe and
Others. relative 10 fraudulent votes.
THE rinderpest was first observed in
England 10 the week ending June oath.
1865. Ia that week thirty beasts were
attacked. ard the disease attained its
maximum i'll rhe week ending February
18th. 1866, during which time the attacks
numbered Is 706 The number Of csttle
lost was abeut Al per cent Of the whole
estimated ordinary stock of Great
Britain.
THE Boston Herald says the fact OF
the existence az the Asiatic cholera at
Holyoke, Mass, is verified by statements
of reliable gentlemen, Several deaths
have already occurred, the parties being
sick only five or six hours. The first
symptoms are violent cramps, followed
by collapse, and the physicians pro-
nounce the disease cholera. The deaths
have mostly, if net entirely, occurred in
the boar,l,, :. hoase block Of tho Lyman
Mills.
THE Maynr.uf II village in France was
recently u"rii,d 10 take all necessary
precautions I" prevent the spread of the
cholera, which had appeared in neigh
boring department The Jealous officer
obeyed his o',nr- so literally that he had
a series of g,avrr dug in the village GEM
etery, in sufficient: number to accommo'
date the whole population
A DISPATCH from Washington says:
1t is reported 10 the interview between
the Presideut and Messrs. Kelly and
McCafferty, rreseutatiVes of Fenians
in New York, that these gentlemen last
ramed were not we'll received by the
President lhis is mistake They
were courirUasl, ceived, and Mr.. John
soa took their petition with the promise
that he would give it careful attention
at his earliest convenience.
Two women Of The town attempted
suicide in Boston on Monday by drown.
ing. Maria Cayanaugh and Hannah
Mclaughlin were there names. After
jumping into the water together, the
spirit of the woman Cavanaugh failed
her, and she screamed for help. Some
sailors put off from vessel lying near,
and rescued Cavanaugh, but the other
stubbornly kept her head under the
water until she was too far gone to be
resnscitated
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-16
News from New York.

NEW YORK, October 18.-A nong the
passengers on the illfated steamship
Evening Star, which do not appear in
the published passenger list, were Lieut..
W. P. Dixon, of the 9th United States
Cavalry, who graduated at the United
States military academy at West Point
in June last; also wylde Harding, of the
late privateer Shenandoah. He was
the husband of Belle Boyd, who is now
in this city.
The Tribune's Chicago special says
General De Osband, formerly of this
city, q we'll known cavalry leader in the
late war, died st his plantation in Mis-.
sissippi on the 9th inst. of brain fever,
IT, duced by over exertion in attending to
the negroes OF his plantation, thirty.
eight or forty in his employ having been
attacked with oholera, and eighteen
having died.
AHerald Montreal special says: The
documents relative to the case of Suran
Lamairnd, the defaulting banker who
was spirited away from the custody OF
the courts in Canada by writ OF haoeas
corpus and returned by the frencn au'
thorities, are to be Published.
A fox chase was got up near Mon real
Yesterday, a Bostonian carried OF the
brush.
Gold has recently been discovered on
both the Maryland and Virginia sides OF
the Potomac, just above Georgetown
Several companies have already formed
on are now organizing, to develop the
territory. The indications extend Tor
about six miles on each side of the river.
A Posts Washington special says !:
Flint, the fo, ger, publishes card saying
he has made explanations relative to the
Ledger hoax, and asks suspension OF
public opinion until he can give an ex'
planation concerning the sources OF his
information.
All the compOsitors, pressmen and
binders in the Government printing
office struck to-day for the eight hour
system.
General Beauregard is here eager for
a pardon. :,
The Herald's Walden, Mass, special
says: A large Republican caucas was
held in Maiden, on Saturday evening,
for the election of delegates to attend
the Sixth District Convention for the
nomination of candidate for Congress.
This District was represented last year
by General Banks. II is thought Banks
will be renominated.
The number of deaths in this city
last week was 400, decrease OF 70 from
the preceding week.
The officers of the Hanover Bank to.
day declined to appear against Edward
Urwick, the acoomplice of Durand In
defrauding the bank. 1t is supposed
the money has been refunded, but jus;
tice Bowling holds the prisoner, and will
summon the officers of the bank before
court
The Fenian Stephens, left this city to,
day for ST. Louis, on business connected
with the Fenian movement which he
proclaims to he on foot under his leader
shin
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The Ledvsr Car ard,

PHILADELPHIA, October 14.-Tke Led
ger lublisbes lengthy statement in re-
gard to the late stock iobbipg oanard
the purpert of which is that their Wash
ipgton correspondent received the man
usoript from one II. NJ. Flint, who In
turn saws his informant received the
facts from another and this latter one
from third person in official position
whose name he refuses to give, who
says he saw a paper on the Attorney
Generals table containing queries siml
lar to those published by the Ledger
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-10-16

"Jes so -" Exactly i"-Solon Shinsls saia
thew were there every time" II he felt owl
ey" In the morning, he took Plantation Bftters
II he felt weary at night, he took Plantation Bit
ters; If he lacked appetite, was weak, lAnguid
or mentally oppressed. he took Plantation BIZ
ters and they never failed 70 set him on his
Few persons want any better authority eus
as some may, Just read the following;
Lowe much 20 you, for
my Life. hhN W. u. MAG0NEk
Madrid. n. Y"
I have been great suffer
or nom Dyspepsia. aud had te abandon preach
ing. ine fiantanon 6's'
W. : '-' oEv Q. 4. MILLwooD,
New York City.
had lost all sppettte--
was so weak and ensEvated could hardly walk
and had perfect dread of society
The Plantation Bltters have set me al right
JAMES HEIMINwAY,
u LcuiA MOI
The Plantation Bitters have
ured me ot dsraa cement Of the Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, that distressed = me SnS tor years
They act Ike a ''AIa' a5a Broadway =; New Yosk.4
Mrs o If DEVoE, manager of the Union
Home school for Soldiers Children, says she
" has given IL to the weak and invalid children
under her charge, with the most happy and graf
living results" We have received over bun
dred Tesms of such certificates but DO advertise.
ment is so effective what p-cp'" themselves
saw of a good article Our fortune md our rep
utatlon Il at stake The original quality and
high character of these goods win be sustained
under every and all circumstances. They have
already obtained sale In every town, village.
parish and hamlet among civilized nations lBaso
ImtAtors try 10 come 40 near our name and style
as they can, and because a good article cannot
be sold as low No poor one. they find sou~ sup
port from parties who do not care what they sal.
Be on your guard See our private stamp over
the oofk p. Il. DRAKE 20,
New York City.
Saratoga sprins Water, sold BY a.
Druggists.
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One of the delegates from Texas to the

one of the delegates from Texas to the
Radical Convention at Philadelphia has
a short biography in the Galveston
C;rilian, which runs as fellows:
wonders will never cease. Among
the speakers announced for a Radical
mass meeting, on the night Of the 5th
inst, at Philadelphia, was the name OF
Co. A. P. Wiley, OF Texas Ofall the
Ti,lapt changes We have ever known in
poli les, this is the greatest. Up to and
aft the beginning of the war, it must
have been impossible to find more cen:
sis ent, persistent, uncompromising AID
continual advocate of secession than the
Colonel. He was q candidate for the
Confederate Congress, and did not sue.
ceed; and so, We suppose, ne concluded
that he was not appreciated, and sought
a marty where he would be.
This seems to be the history of quite
a number of the delegates to that Con
vention.-Naskrilk Drs1ateh, Sspsmsw y.