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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

NOTICE is hereby given that Ii. W. Sam
pie. William mbe msp, 4. Davis. john
H.hor. Fri Letch. Ii fyAfulton Hi~sri Mumm
James NJ. Rsiiia-s, Is -heli~v Nicholas Far g~Ant.
l. kudti /. }. j. Ere Win Pal rSsa, r. Chitten
len. }. II Barker, -ah iias- Juha ". Ci@gAorn. Y
anarsdai, NJ tie on,iy Of L.e and State Of Iowa, and
Jim schee " Cla.k uets, MI soc'i have crganil 4
thes Aisr-. With these ha h, rvsfte- become
estfd With them INTO corporate and Joint stock Gem
tany undr t' la~f ri ie*a rsssise to such nizA
tfun- In tire naKnc and t}tl~ 81
"rhe Union Live Stock Insurance Co..
The pinfisal piSe & business ftke Company Il 10
The City u h.ok 4 Iowa
Te tins business re transacted tr the ON
psny is the IssTR.N OF LIVE STOCK AGAINST
iHEFT. ACcli EMS AND DEATH
III smoant tArstAl 80 OK authorized Il Two Hum.
Ord Thqus. nd Dners sRi % increased from time
time tn business n Ne Faay may require disi
dec into .h-IAs 81 cue ttu red Roilsi- eyh Tn Com
pans may commence business ~ieu twenty Jhoas
ars slal snfEcrif ed ard ten yer cent II thai
amount taid in The residue Of the .tbtk l. .ns,ct
lee paid In 4nirs ty the Directors. The Corpora
toa "a 70 eentisav twenty yarsLrsnes abiety vote Of
th- sfns khS'dess
The private property ofthe stockholders i made ex.
empt from iiaeilfy tor corporate 1et Is except pr,
eed ny Law.
Tht business Il the Company is to he managed by =
Boa Of nnH Directors, Who empowered ~ elect
Presda st. tire President and Executive COMMITTEE
and aiso aud Treasure. and such ether oi
and agents -hAi be necessary conduct the
business Of thu Company Tn ANIMAL electors FOR Di
rersnrs be held the LIST Thursday OF June in
each year
The ia ty Of the Company shall at no time exceed
dcnble the amount of Capital Stock
olas ssrgsant John A. nhop, J. j. Brice l. Rnddick,
Isaiah asle and john Schee elected Directors
serve until The annual election In 1867
At messing of fhs Directors the following Ofhcers
we're elected to-wit;
H. W. SAMPLE President
william rIMRERMAs, Vice President.
A. p. CHTrTESDEN. Treasurer.
ERIE J. LEIGH, Secretary.
mayaod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24
BATCHELON,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Beet in the World! Tho only trus
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and Instan
taneous. Produces immt dately splendid Block or
natural Brown, without nuring the hair skin Rem
edes the i'll effects OF bad dyes Sold by all Druggists
Thegenuine is signed William A. Bate i,elor Also
REdENERAT1NG EXTRACT or MILLEFLEUKs,
for Restoring and BesutfyiDg the Hair.
aug21-dAwly CHARLES BACHELOR. N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

KEOKIJK. IOWA
suNnAY MORNING, JUNE "a.

Ts,xSno,Fsurr.-Al good fruit cultiva.
sors ccncede that one-third to one-half in
nnmber of fruits, we'll distributed on the tree
Or vine, produce at maturity equal bulk, bet
ter quality, handsomer appearance, more
satisfaction of mind to The grower, ana
finally yieldsin the markets. greater pecuniary
return. -,
The present and coming months call there
fore for attention of fruit growers to this sub
isct. All fruits on young and weekly spurs
or twigs should be taken away, and clusters.
or groups so thinned that while a supply OF
foliage will assist on maturing each distinct
fruit or cluster, they may also be pretty
evenly distributed over the tree or vine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

THERE is contest at the Soldiers and
Sailors Orphan Fair in Washington, over a
gold headed cane, which is to be presented to
the Senator receiving the largest number of
votes. 1t lies mainly between Senators Har-
MS and Doolittle. The price of vote is fifty
cents,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

- IRON JUDeON K. TAYLOR, y. D.. sAnsaytscai
Chemist. % woodward Avenue, Detroit, Mich. -
IN. SWAMI have suhjscssd to : Aosoueh eheadeA.
analysis you. Deurbcn BitsGs and mud them oonpeen
Of pure wh1av Nh highly valued VEGETABLE sxfacu
free from any minlfh subsslsce, snd containing no
pure or injurious Ingredients and in II respects sup
in sessdard u conparsoa - my Other stoaaeh stal
ex.ln, d, can WITH great confidence recommsas ses
,,m div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an Essay
Of Warning ard Instruction for Young Men, Also Dis.
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital powers
means Of relief sent free Of charge in scaled
letter envelopes Address, DR.. J. sKlLLIN HoUGH-
TON. Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa. fd6wam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24
A. L. GIsNEY,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Cotton Factor,
Axp GExIzA
COMMISSION MERCHANT:
SELMA. ALA

rONSIGNMESTS of Corn. Flour, Pork.
~ Bacon. Batter, Us d, Poriace II III kadr, and Mer
chandixe ger~r lily. respect lns SOLICITED.
OFF, to trsnsA general Ar~Ncy brsi-
for Coo,psns- indi idaAis. s.srsia' attention
given I, the collection oas~saE a-is contracted
before since the war.
haze hand and for sale ttnoOc of the
finest Gotten isd- in the south, improved and under
cultivation in tracts TO suit ufr haser> and price,
that will insure fortune In n,e ysara h the purchaser
Letters asking for any Information will ceive p ompi
attention,
RKYKREycYs.
3. y. IRwIs, from eohakl g. Ina. Al.
Maj Gen CsLIt ~, los
Maj Gen. BIC kYgun, from Chicago, ILL., Selma, Ala
Brig Gem ccoy. Iowa
@. BaKByg, Priest l*t Na'ional Hank sfck=burg Mrs
N. 4. KEtrH 4 c.. Bakers, -ea a. SIS,
And Merchants In New York, New ORR and MohiI.
genersiis. A, l. GTRNEY
late IL. Col. I'd N. r. Vet. Cav 4 Bret .-oi u. A.
ApF1s dan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

COLGATE y ARnNA1lU VEGETABLE SOAP.
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination With Glycerinea
and especially designed for the Of Ladies aud or
the Nursery. It's perfume Is exquisite andits
ing properties unrivaled For sale by all druggists
frbI3dkvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24
A Rroken.Down system.


THERE'S I disease to which the doctors give many
o.m.s but vh,ch few Of them undastand. It h simply
v..tne.,-s breaking down Of the vital forces WHAT
ever its causes (and they are nnumerabe), its ssmp-
toms are In the main the same. Among the most pro"
,ueut are extreme asstude Of appetite loss OF ne
and great mental depression Indigestion and &omdcA
Couch are also frequent coneomitants OF this
state Of body and mind The remark In RELATION
to persons In such condition that they are consnnp
ti. Now what these uniortunates really want IL r0r
rtal strength and certainly dawn succeeds dark
they can recuperste their systems and regain per-
fec. health by re.ortins 70 HosrErTERe CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITrERs II IL ~ clear that life rev'ins
Tonic is required in such that the dying name
an empty lamp requires 70 revived with new supply
ofo Perfectly pure and innocnous containing nothing
but the most genial vegetable extracts ana eo"Dn'As
the three grand elements Of stomachic. IN sterauve
and . eeni.l invisor.nt HosrErrER's BIrrsRs are
,utabs to all applicable to the
a.e..,, and disabilities Of the fbier 10 those Of
men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24
KEOKUK
FIRE AN D MARIN E
XnsHrHnce Company.
INCORPORATED ESuER TIE LAWS or IOWA.
CAPITAL 100000.
Cash Assetts inrexted in United States Gorern.
mtat Securities.

YTNHfs Company tsipE r. NE INSURANCE com
FASY. rgtsfuenis n p4r- u 'arss L. eirizen. o
lows tn<ursncs Hfs6e kasisifg- fa3f X nd. Fur
nifu plst4, Wearing AnprrI and Merck ss--. si-o
iii scad4 snd rshnrsi-e Isl store or transit. vh-ih~
Wy ~ ar. LAIR a.rtf asif " Wa err
Incur tshsn The avera.ie and iosa
promptly adjusted
DIRECTORS
n. Y. BOWER CIR p Bower 4 ~
NS PATTERSON. 81 Psft~rsan 4 Tiusi sermsn
EDWARD X iIDGRSE. Lrss.f i NJ. 2. NJ r
G. pIE M ss-is Il pvtk
JAS NJ sHsfLrf. Iate cyttex ~heIfey
A. l.. 1fNS ABLE, u Ga nAst. Susr
II. LAVE. Pfst irsi ssti.tal Ban K,
VII. A FtDWNELL. or B*oan4ii Bro
SMITH HAAILI CTS. Fsnit 4 Co.
OFFICERS
RF BOWER President l. J ADAMS, Secre9ry
VI rHELLBY, Vice Prest II x LOVE- Treasurer
apf1-d r II GILMORE Attorney
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

ivesassurAace the public that ohoice Indemnity Of
wholesome and permanent character strongly Hrassn-
teed by Phoenix Policies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

OFFICE RIn0yxD 70 MAlx S12xxz, xo.ss1.
Over YouAhsf Bros Dry Goods eeers, In Assx
$50 roo0 isesly occupied BY eAe ksekut -
Library Association. s..&
For sale,

OTIS I. and 8, In Block g. corner Morgan AMI
sccond Streets In garden and variable ifu'ts
lille good. Enquire Of WIN IuLIun,
adr2A-d Real ketate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24
For Sale.

r Ors4 and 8. IN Block ST. corner Of Morgan an
~. r,,at Hnout,e of wM FULTON,
.nrS A Real Estate Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

NOR SALE-On the corner of Ninth and
Fulton streets, desirable II and dwelling: hense
ssi half story frame, With rooms, go4sd barn.
choice ssectcn Of fruit neverfaiiing we'll Of water.
Lot 80 by 20 feet Enquire If WI FULTON,
mca2o No. 81 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-24

uN0R eALE-The thveexsery brick dueIhns east
II end o. -H'nmans Rev." containing II rooms. LIT
= by l5O fret. Good cisssrn aud ous-uildnes Title
good Enquire OF WI FfGT0S,
jau2i Real Estate A gent, No 81 Main sttee
EOR SALE.-Eighty acres of improved
land tear Charleston, Ire equity, Iowa Coed i'm
provem-nts thereon Price SIS per scrs--sery cheap
Geoi title. Enquire II TM FULroS.
dec2s Real Bstate Agent, No. 81 Man Street
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S1,Uuc,/5U.33,

CAS- Aeonle, sA-,~A
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04
@(1i9<Tabrif
~. %pi4.

~ XSet3t
Wabtnston<@ ira Be, obere NIB I'M 8
ct. Yaul, Mtnn.
2lntbar fir ben bisberieen 3ulp1ra tu;,
oer lnter3et9nste, benz beutl&en putli!rn
Wiuneiota auiu3eigen, eab ct feline @if stair
oersrOBsrtem NaBfabein leiuenn nenen G til,
bdube eingerthtet bat, unb ii i'm S:arbf ieiu
Runoen nit pem aQgemeiu bel.et:en
9reunium. Gffe
3u 7ertepsu. Ginfa@er iuwie GpppRls i III f i'm.
u,sr su Dem niebrieaen Vreiie 3w babsn.
Dieter GiTs 1T auss9et@ae' gum g.nmede
Don @urfen unb aueernGriudten, unb II ppn e
prattilden Gbemifer Dr. &eib wiIenitaftlid un.
terfutt. Derfelbe fant Jpn poQsommsn ,,n,
erpFeblt itn auF's geae sun, 5amiiisree!.or
%. % g.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

8tyt1kte MT 6te 0eytuRe teelers ttoW, nc
wesetts Auf 1Oo0O-250O0 Mants &C..
f@dtt. 0enn bic 0efanseusa btetoet
uiitgere&net Inp 10 balte t& ete S@dbura
far ri@tia. Der 0erluft an &ano'1t'a
betrdat 15O-18O pieQst&t nod rtebt'
Der &adlus.
Geitomii@eL ben 5. Suit.
Die earse. Madt une nod jeet frbnt
bic sisrr ibiIde Nrmee oper mas nod
caypr ltris III, bier ourd. Den aan3cn
8es entlans meresn 9aaer te;paen unc
man tfmibt fh, bic &eaimenter au orsa>
niIre:. Die Seloaten bremen, wiecsr
untsr ibre Tabnsn Al tummen. @raf,
Menescp,F 1T auaetommen uub aebt
auesrbalb pes bsidsicsnen @irtbsbaufes.
in rent ib wphne, auf uno al. vi
lpribt nit ben Sclpaten uro eibt ihnen
tleine 0slp3eldents, UNI Nabrunsa amt tel
pcer Gabat III :aufen. 8is jeRt 1T pom
6aup.euar1ier nod fsin @efebl aum @st<
te,marlde einsstrrfsn,, ater ale Gilens
babnwdaen unb 2vcrmptipen wereen ilps
lib Seb1abt.
9snsses ubsti.ss.
2 ubr Nadmittoes.
@ir bSren, taB 8snecef unp @raf Sc
np9fein Der Stabsbef abaelset ftnc.
Dus @eYidt esbt, pas verldiecene &C.
nesdle sur Elm &risassui&t ssitslt mereen
lollen. Die Mrmee iell IN iicSflider
&ihtuns, mubrlbeinlib nab Slmas IN
Mlb:en ;utidseben.
Gerwirruns ibsrau.
3mittau, 4 ubr Na9mittaas.
Da pom 5auptquartisr aus lber Wtsn
nit Guelono tetn. &erbinenna m5elth
laeint, 10 babe ib mid entldloHen, eabin
III 9sben. SD bin chen bier ansefom'
ren. Aue 3uae fino fir bic Gerwunce'
ten u. {. ~. IN Nuiprud se1ou,mea. Dis
l,stsn 2otpmptipen seten fcebsn (lrltd
mad 8rlnn. Gum Slid eri&ien BEL
oroee Wiener Nr;t, Yrcf. Oumrltfbsr ale
deus ex machine uno erlaubte mir, tn
eineu, gerwnnpeten;us na@ 8rann ~
9eben.
Den 8. Suli A l1br Mo,aene.
Da fnp mir nun, uur Is Weilen Dor
| 3rittau. @ir baben uur Gin uno einl
babe Wetle in Der Stunee 9ema6t unit
merbsn Dor tcute Iseno 8 ubr nidt mad
8rInn fpmmen. Mae6 1T noQ 2ofomo.
Autn une @dssn, Nues 8erwirruna unit
g~ers5seruna. SD mue meinen 8rts
|AiieBfu uno mid meineu, ueiterer
Sbidlal Iberlahen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

Die @ermanta Qebens>
0eri6erung5 WeieQlbGft,
90, 8rpabmap, Nem:g)prf,
empFeblt ben Bewobnern ocn Minnelota. ps'ee'
umidbdsbaren @obttDat Der Se1ene.
3]erfdbcrnnA @ebraudb 81 MAIDEN. S't pat
Gin b a a I u. polI ein0eaahI YES ~ Inns-
Gapital son $4OG, OOO
Das BermS8sa Der @eicu ld,att tetrn am ~.
SUM- IS. S6Dl. 3OS.07
unS bat hD IN ben, pesSans
oenen gisrteljabr ps,ntsbrs I'm 7l.S32-6i
10 baB Gas au,aiYe. ms9en
b,r G;:(eaiaaft iegt betrae: 675,2O1.6l
eas idbr!ibe Ginfcmntn
Der @eieQ1@aft am 80. SUM
elias. so, 900. 90
10 Dab bic @sleai9o1t Gin
Ictal. Giuton1uaen >. wenic>
liens 1850. 100000
pet Sabr senieBt.
Die Beri&erwnAen In Rrart am 30. Snni1S65
waren $1l, 10000. Dur& neue 0eriterun9en
u Betraa. pom 81 800. 900 ersibt i@ Gin yer-
Iteruuasbetras Don Bt3,5O0,OO0. Die 0eieQ.
l1aft tanu mad pen eldntnoen &rtabrunsen eee
sBten Sabres parauf rstnen, oab llt eieie Ver.
~iherunesfumne iaDsli@ I'm $~3.OOO.OO Der.
mebrt. @ie 1T Wber aQe Vereinigten Staaten
u~erureitet unh ba: in Minueiota folstabe Nsen-
ten:
General : Msertur in Der nDeuti@en 8anf"snon
@ebriber @iQtu6 & Dunbar in ct. paul,
6err @ufap 6einri66 in @tnona.
6err Carl 8ranrt in Gartbault.
6err 6. Giabura in 5aifin9s.
6err 8. Bossn in Seem nlm.
Sir 1ceesfdGs z.besablte tie 0ef.uldaft bic
ebt $143, 5O0.Ou
s. S@menpler, 5ugo Belenrpnd,
Bic. Vr1(. u. 5efretdr. Yraieent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04
st. NauI 8ter=Saue.

@abaibapit r., neben benz @rInen Baum.
Der llnterscidnete fam feinen Gseunpen une
a1en perebsten WdRen i'm Maser,einen in leinen,
9aloun au tsesr 3eit aufpatten nit ereQenten
Cisarren. gIten @etranfeu, taltem Ssmbi6
uno Alen,, mas mat, In einen1 neutrality-suspicious.
9alppn iutt. s.. 4ieper.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

HOTEL.
minneapolis. Minneiota
Die unttraeidneten enapfeblen tbr nsu UNI
wobleinoerintttts nabe bel ben GdQtn unb ben
Jabrifen, an Rail.& pob'D Depot In Rinnsapulis
e~elesenes Sat unb B%earbtnsbaus BEN eeebrteu
Vublitunn iserbaupt une ben &eiteuben ROM
pbern Ninnefotatbale tnsbeionetre. nit ben, BE.
merten. bag ne einer1 Seben CUTE, prcuapte une
biatee Bebienun8 3uf&ern. !
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04
nfnIat

1ur DIE Kont6.tet@e
Nreufen, @nrttembere, 8aperus
9annoner uub Sa@fen,
fir bic 9rcbber3petblmer
o1benbure, 9efen, 8aben. Med.
lenbur9sStreli uno meeflen.
b~ure,&bmerin,
baS 8urflrfentbum 5eNtn,
bic 5ersostblmer NaNau, Sodien>
Meininsen. Sadlen> Altenbur8,
u,p pte frete Stabt Granffurt q. 81.
Der l1nter3ei9nete II ieeen Sag pdbrenb
@ei9ifssfunpen III fnsen in ieinet Office, fit.
mefliHe Gde Der Drttter uub @sain< @traee.
Gineinnatt, ., 4. Nat 1864.
s. q. abae. l&pnfuk.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04
Globe $otel
6. %. 5ermaun n,

9. W. DerM = n,
Manfatp, {. . Rinnefrta.
Dieies paus rirt ia better nnb .cMfertabelfe
beuti@er Mt eebalten. Rabl3etten III ieetu
etunce ~ baben.
Grsllente Sta1uns unb aQe 8eauemli&5eite
fir Ausfpa1uexbe beias papae. %
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04
Minneappli6 Yfug-Toctprp
50 babe aets an parb cine sole aaspabtser
@ebdrteteu, @ub>Sta

etntiSben 9tab ! g! area3Rpaise.,.
bic a g a Isl IL, re T.. al, .1, s .s.;;9 f'a ass t sssss'', r:
9ranspertunisfsn fur tteen plug, Der ni&t te,
Bill entfpvi9t.
@pre%t setdutsa ssr, ebe Sbr fsnRps sasft.
Neparatur,n prompt au0eferti8t unb teint
3ablune beanipru@t, no bic Arbett ni&t ~
trtebtet.
- Derlaatt ans @ef&dfAstal:
I. Strabe. iuu, S@ilp bee 8roeen YFugs.
10 Aae Artsn 6@auftl. unp gre&pfles
ns63-iis &. &. perrtue.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

Gapttpl @auS,
DeutlbeS Waiz unp Boarptn9 . Qau6,
&de Der @abalbatp u,o aeunten @traBe,
npn Suliu6 Weyl.
Die{es foebea in zen, neuen @ea1ube. benz Ga
pitpl eegsnnber, erridtste @tatlt1eutfnt bietet ben
esebrten @afen au6er Der f.suns!i@aeu 8ebien-
un8 i'm AQaemeiuen {ets
rDas bette Bter pom 3apfen, fart une rein
rtlub FONT gen 0atetranf, oendblt unt fetn.
Gin Srabib BON Der alerbefeu @urt',
rGi8arr'n, fanos! @laubt, teutibe, meinent
bf5 Wcrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04

Gfprtb=&eftern Sau.
3. @trabe, sesenater osr Gpn3ert 3aas.
ct. paul, Wtinn,
Die teNen fallen GBpaareu,
pprtrfli9es 0a8erbter,
ausseei@nete QitSre uns Qtsa.rsn
alt ftete an 9anp unb bittet bas perebrtt beutl1e
pubtifumun1 ,ablrei&sn 3ulpta9
37O-1 5Sreb. 8olf.
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@ebr. Wiuiue u. Dunbar'8.
Dcutibe Sdnf

@ebr. Wiuiue u. Dunbar'6.
Dcutibe Su,,f
Don
Wi((ius Bros. & Dunbar,
ct. pauL Minnnfuta.
mir i;b,rnebmen BIT Belorsuns aler aum
Bautia@ssbsrisen @ei4afte, unb guar oOrsass'
weife:
1. Mnnabn,e Don Depo(lten.
@eleer, wclhe bel uus eeponist pereen. teeen
~ieper,eit, cbue vpyterise Rinrisun9. 3ur SertuS..
lung Der Depcnsnten.-tur sest!ntn1te 3s1t o1 an7
.ieSc.sslcsts Wslser ~serButsn rir6 WroSsnt Snte'
releu.
2. @eloz@ e6lsl.
Cob, 9iiber unp fren1oe Mansen taufeu u1o
pertaufen mir gets gum 1asss-0ourle.
3. Mnfauf uno 8erfauf BON @cdtelt.
8on sussn9 ansuiers>6irmen auseets0teSSr@.
lel tDnnen bel nus ~jseer3eit IN SGD n~ra9e~anes't
perren. "a
Qpuis, EFFICACY, Miilwaufee ". /. ~, ,owte anl
bic 9auptbanbelsplaBe Deutl9lans's, Gramtre'@e
uub Der 9Gmeis, uni. tralIsren m1r u . a"T
iplseuos WlaBs &nrepass
Aussturs, Balsl Berlin 8remet. @aisl.
&pblen;, @5!u, Jrantfurt a. 3D., 2eips
ala, 9onpon. Wannbeim, Mln6en,
Nairubers. Strabbur9. Stattsar Erter,
@ien, ,c.
q. Gin,iebuna pom @eloern.
gE;r tsipraen pas GpQettiren BON Npten .uns
| 5%hulplheinen alter Dirt Grbi9af1en H.. {. ~
in aQen Ibeilen Gurepa5 uno per Ueresn!eten
5taatsn. Dasu srfOreer!iGe Vapiere, ais Nou-
madbten, Oer1I1tleifunas : ursuneen, Soetea-
lttite Il fertiseu mir leibf, inter 0aranitrnnG
Der Rt@sssultigfeit on une telp1Ssa ete eonlu'
lariidbs BegtaabigunB re,isltsn.
Den @saeanertb aler eurb uns in EUROPA
eiuas, paenen cser tei unleren Oert'sen Scrret'
ppnpenten Tiir unisre &cbnuns eepsnirtsn Sci
oer aab!en mir bier IN @elo aus.
5. Mus3abluna Dpn>@eloern.
Den @easnwsrtb 'uca Betraesn. melGe ans
aum ;3weds Der 4ussaDluas in Deutftlane oss1
Ser @twei, aupertraut merpen. lo(en mir ben
leibft III ben en.lesenltsn Ortlhaften uobneneer
Gmpfauaen tp|tenTrei ta's 91u6 ieaoen UNI tom
nen unlere Wuitrassebsr pie Auittunsen Hr|el'
5en +. 3. bei unS in &mpfaa9 nc -.
6. Werfauf bon pa6aae 2 SAe:aea
,ur ueberiabr. Don 3renen, 9anabu,9 unb st.
u%oerpool nab Rep : yort PER 5e8sll@id oec
Dampftoo., omit s nlano~ Va1aselGsins surReil
uon New.yort bis ct. Vaul ~ ntssrisItss
preiIen.
z. Be;ablun9 Don 3aren
il jetem Sbeile pcs 5laates. Mutaut unb Ser
fauf @runDeisentbur eesen acmmilfon It. &c
s. BereiuiatezS laaten Bonr5
,Qer Art ais F.: 5-2Ocr, 1U,40ar uno 7"3Oer Tau
len unb Ysrfautsn mir yum 2asss-Gourlt.
.@ebrUoer BtQtue uno Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-08-04
Geffauratipn II. Mutt erlalpptl,
G.br. @6iQer,

,St., nobe Der YresbDtertan Stride,
vi. UauL. Mtnneota
It'd babe meinet Giss Cream. 9alppn in cine
Nenaurat,cn eriten STANCES perwanpelt unh fam
test meinen eeuti1en Mi:birsern, nit Mufern,
1orelen, @,aigtl, Wilo, Sareixea, turj allen
mTstiaen Delitasfeu i'm fin0en @tYle aufper-
thu.
Das feinne Badpert, 3afee, QbulcIabe, Gan-
pies &c. Rneet Der Belu@sr lei mir.
Snbeu, i'd fir bas mir tisbsr erpie(ene @cbl-
ppl-u rante, bite it I'm, weiteren eensisten GU
tpruh Chr. 84iller.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-19
ElIsIer,s Atheneum

Owing to the dreDching rain last even
ing, there was not large house at the
Atheneum; but the performances were, as
usual with the Martinetti Ravel Troupe,
excellent and highly enjoyed by those
present. To specify particular periorman-
ces or artists as worthy of praise, would be
to speak Of the whole. But the closing
piece, the trick pantomine of the Magic
Trumpet, with its various comic incidents
and illusions, was admirably produced and
excited much merriment.
Tonight a new and pleasing entertain
ment will be presented, closing with the
popular comic pantomime of Jocko, the
Brazilian Ape.
For the convenience of ladies and others,
who cannot well attend at night, and es-
pecially on these wet and disagreeable
evenings, grand matinee will be given at
the Atheneum on Saturday afternoon. 1870
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-19
Meeting at billiards..

There was large and enthusiastic Demo-
cratic meeting at billiards Station, on the
C. &. 1. r. r. in this county, on Monday
evening. Notwithstanding the rain,
which, it was feared, would prevent meet
ing, the school house In which it was held
was filled to overfiowing, many being un-
able to find seats or even standing room
inside. Many Republicans were present,
and large proportion of the audience were
soldiers. All listened attentively to ad-
dresses by E. T. DeLany and Matthias Mar
tin, of this city. The speakers were fire.
quently cheered, and the utmost harmony
and good feeling pervaded the assemblage
The meeting lasted three hours and a-half
During its progress scarcely man left the
room, and at its close the people seemed
still willing to stay, and eager to hear
more. 'a.. ..' d, ...,-.t ...,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-19
Tha scioto on a Rampare.

The Scioto river, which, during the heavy
rains this season, has generally kept quite
sober, commenced getting high early yes
terday afternoon. The water in the river
rose rapidly at the rate of about a foot per
hour, to the great alarm of the canal boat
men for the safety of their Graf, and to the
no small dismay of others who had loose
property lying about the banks or wharves.
The sudden rise was supposed to be owing
to heavy rains, and the giving way of q
dam or dams above. The current Of the
river was black with debris of every de-
scription-rotten wood, logs, fence rails,
and trash Of all sorts. Lots of apples, and
occasionally pumpkins, were seen swim
ming gaily down stream. 9di
a. La. a. |s 4 ..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-19
Paving Ordinance

An ordinance to, grade and pave on, both sides Of
80 Front street, between North Public lane and
. Spring street, aud constructing drop at the
northeast corner of Spring and Front streets,
!. SICTIoE l.. Be it ordained by. the City Council
OF the City of Columbus QwO-thirds Of all the mem
bsrs COncurrng) That the unPayed sidewalks. gut
ters and crossings be graded AMI paved on both
sides of Front street, between North Public lane
and Spring street, and constructing drop at the
northeast corner of Spring and Font streets, in
accordance with the plat thereof on file in the Of
fee o. the City Clerk
SEC2. That all costs and expenses arising from
the foregoing improvement shall be assessed and
levied upon the several lots of land fronting or
abuttng thereon in proportion TO their feet 'front.'
SEC, 3. That the owners Of all lots of laid front,
ing or abutting on the foregoing improvement shall
have the privilege Of constructing the said improve.
ment in front of their several lots within thirty
days from the passage OF this ordinance, and in
event of said property holders not DOING or causing
the same TO be done within the said thirty days
then the city shall proceed to contract for the said
work and improvement as in ordinary cases.
LUTHER DONALDSON,
President Of the City Council.
Passed September II. A. ID. 1896.
Attest: l.. Il. WILSON, City Clerk.
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