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By STEAMSHIP 70 OCTOBER "A.

ne mails Of the China reached this city fnm Boston
yesterday evening.
ne new French steamship IT, laurent. Captain Bo-
eanl from HAvre and Brest arrived 1t this port yesssr
~ (her nrst voyage with large number Of passengers
and full cargo OF merchandise The o.. Laurent left
1 % the 13sh inst three o'clock r. and although
- sxpsnsnosd much bad weather and heavy sea she
assived on Sandy Hook as ten O'Clock A. NJ yesterday
making the passage in ten days and nineteen hours
Our hss and special correspondence dated to the
1ssA Of October and contain very interesting details Of
cable dispatches 70 that day. we'll Of tsle
graphic report from Halifax published In the HsRArp
Tuesday morning
Advicss from Rome state that Count Dc ssr,ges
yrsaeh Ambassador In that city, has Obtained leave Of
asssacs.
A Letter from Berne has the Following
fss security Of country doss not appear any
osrSssy are ssssSsSins IN !. tn. pui. Of
nann 70 reside on tho picturesque banks Of hs Lake
e nun The Esc.Or Of Hes.s y expected. Count Dc
children Of the late Duke Of Parma and the Princes Of
Orleans are spending good part Of every summer
yls and tho Duke Of Cbsrsrsa General McCielan has
esse residing q Geneva for many months and NAzni
= sAn IN ths Ticine.
Primes d Jolnvis hes returned 10 visasa from tour
- HonEar.
Isteligssee rsspsctins the haaiih az Count Dc Bis
nsssa - ssss received by the Nova ossss~ gssss
from Pusbus Gs's u Rugenb v Ne ~ Of ocsssss
bstsss from that place says:~
rs Count arrived hsrs yesterday With his family and
pss up sbs Hotel d Hosd. Towards evening crowd
on1a9bieA IN frunk Of the hotel The choral socssy
0ng pssces and when the Count Appeared q The
Aoo1 be received with loud chssra He spoke IN
0sso1ly manner 70 the singers and thanked them
0Wing the niGht the Count suddenly ssised with
vDlsai cFamps In the stomach and doctor had 10 BE-
salssA In n ID bstssr to-day He v remain here two
- tarse days. and the invitrsop Of the Prince Of
rusbs1 VIII occspy The summer ehates1-
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Ixnsxssvosis, On ~ i@A
ID. orcs Fsgrns fss the teusiai1re dos NE sssafs
10 have ulry taco 70 twenty dsnaefsia III bsss~
sxfy tni0n - ferry dsmo~yssa
Ths Jou,vsaf ~ lhs novning feels jssnsf y ssTtns
lhsi Toverror Morton VII bs c&nadAt~ fos Frssf
a~nt.i donors ~ sf~ ssS does y h~ pascsf IN
ffs sKfmxrgF a. sstafsrfA
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Rr Lora Oct a. 1874.
Late adrscss from Mootans ssy that psrty 81 moss
tsin men sho hsd sncamp-d ~ The noah n hhk river
we're sftaeksd by band OF err Eour fsdzns and ssv
Ave hours hshtnx the iEdiAns we're driven ~, vith
Los q sntyese kIns6. rhs vhns. hsa four sli~s
and ~rs sourdsd.
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French Advice 70 Napsise. Dor . Ds,g-s,.
Act ~ R~iisasi-hss~rt.
Iron IL Lbsstt, Of rsr., ort 10
.. The frrs thisg 20 On IN mdev 70 rsns<s 100
qsesscn eless 10 aflow ina stds@S- ~ HoslrssAn~
fnix place In thaa matter. b~sv~ there vin W
dinsnluss n not wtheui bssftsiion tAsi the
Ascbdpks seespssd the uyvn u hesleo, snd - fs~l
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RAJ is,v " rH mn,a

Roew.rrs Oct ~ Isss
tu1eoh
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TUB COAOES FAILURE.
SPECIAL rtlfsAa 70 TN NV rear HAAS.

The L,nsiIifi~s over Half . ni''iss De,lays.
rsor. 0ct - 1904.
The otcis statements q Ne liabilities Incident 10 sns
Cohoss fsara DO DOT aissv far from prsvioss 81.
mates In the ~ both hrms namely Alden, vnnk
weston ana ". Ten Kyes Co, We total nsbinsiss
amount to ss2aics o. Ths public Dissatisfaction 81
many or the compromising features Of shs ssas.
cisl nasoo Increases ~ the failure gross older
TIE Nafissai Bssk ~ echoes, NY.
- arcs TO vus EpsToa op rsx HxsALD.
co~css. OF ~ 1904.
rhs letter 10 yous Tuesdays Issue from roar Albany
correspondent referring W tbs hss,ons Asoh u coho~s
In connection wkh 'bs fsure T Aldso rrnk weston,
IN unjust The liabilities Of ssid trm 70 the h~ns ma
large for the whole ~ which has ample security and
so- hs surplus of sxtv eve per csn' sod sbcfs
its capital MURRAY HUBBARD, cashisr
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E u R 0 P <. |
News by ths Cable to wsdnes-
day, October "a.
The United States Squadron
at CherbOurg.
PRUSSIA IN POSITION on TIE ELBE.
MAIL ADVICES TO OCTOBER IA.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
the EMPRESS OF MEXICO At MIRAMAR.
The Causes, Inception, Character and
Progress Of Her Malady.
Conflicting Accounts OF NapO-
Icons Health.
.-.~--.--.-~-.~o~o>o>o-
the MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT.
10. Ae. 10.
THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.
The Miantensnsh and Other Vessels nj
PARIS, Oct. 24y4sss.
The iron-clad Miantonomoh and the Au-
gusta have joined the Colorado and Frolic at
Cherbourg
PRUSSIA.
-~~-~~~>-~~~-~~~~~~~~~
Acquisition of . Fortress ON the Elbe.
BERLIN, Oct. "a, 1866.
The Castle Of K1nigstsin, on the Ebe, was
cedsd to Prussia to-day.
The Electoral law recently passed by Par
Nanent and the treaty Of alliance with the
German States were promulgated to-day.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
~~~~~-~-~-~~-~-----~~
The London Money Market.
LosDoE, oca N-Noon.
ne money market is quiet
Csnsels s0x
As following the current rates for
AMERICAN ss0uRrrw
UposA Slaass Fvetwensies. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 64x
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 60A
100o Csntrai ia
Tho Liverpool Cestsn Market.
LrvRroor, Oct A-Nooa.
Yhs cotton market 10 somewhat saseT and prices have
6s1lnsd va for American gradss The oday foot
- 1900 bales kldding upisnds 1od
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
-~~~~~~~>~~~-~~~~~~~~
LIvmPoos, Oct 2l-Noon.
n steamship Luxon, nom New Orleans September
- asd the ship Thornton, from New York September
=. asnvsd here today
By STEAMSHIP 10 OCTOBER IA.
->~-->--~~--~~-S~~~~~~~~~
ne mails Of the China reached this city frnm Boston
yesterday evening
he French steamship IT, laurent. Captain Bo-
saaA from HAvre and Bres arrived this port yessr
~ her nrst voyassl with large number Of passengers
snA full cargo OF Merchandise The g. Laurent left
1 On the l3th inst q three o'clock r. and although
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P r U STA.

Acquisition of . Fortress ON the E1be.
BERLIN, Oct. "a, 1866.
The Castle Of K0nigstein, on the Elbe, was
coded to Prussia to-day.
The Electoral law recently passed by Par
Nansnt and the treaty Of alliance with the
German States were promulgated to-day.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
-~~~~~~~~~~->~-~~~~S~~>
LvnPooa, Oct A-Noon
n steamship Luxon, from New Orleans September
- ard the ship Thornton, nom New York September
=, aEnvsd here today.
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TEE sAra
The following the logs ~ the too vsnsas nssn W
ssssrAss individuals stationed upon sseA " 'hs eosssaa-
~ yarh1:-
oerossa Is 2P n-wIsd southeast by sssts. Gaia
ing The vesss SUPPOSED 70 BE- 81 issst foss miles
abssd rhe v'sd 81 tbs vine vss vsry ishs. scarcely
ar h-wisd m about sans sssr&s sssi vsvy hsht
leading the vssA by a isasi foas ~ ave miles 10
quarter Of he -sd seemed nEsy % ooeas ssl roo
Ersanl~sd ourselves tbs Apparsnt osAinsy ~ b~ns
The vinssr Of The vs1s About ssAt seioek - ssss-
been eoseiaded the q The Hsieyos pssed
BY his sssss. vssi sp 70 NE etI 70 ssey tssr pct
s,s. ss'. .esos.s rsssss q T. s,ss.s =
dssrnised 10 prsciics "ca~Sd % his les sss'lesi
fnssds, and began q once 70 seruuniss ne ssssaes
led 70 the belief ,hsi shs 80 the vsA 0ss u The
ssIsrs not losH ere he took The bsn, 80 vs
,ssn. q svsy sn.sss 10 ~. c:s-.s < ssss ). ssp
pos>d 10 BE- sur evponsst ssd 50 - cosyinesd hss
kssins ssss1 oonaAsrsbie a'ssa upss The Haleyes
fsr aoms fns psrsssd that tho shsc q bio s<ruu
~ ~as s0 the ysss bot Dms rnsgs ss1 ussisv~sa>a
sPH-Aboss this time slos hs.rs sprung - fpo~
ssoui sgsh .ass-ss, ss1 ve could o,~~svs me vsss
gaming spon . hl ~ rhs visd nlii fssnsniss
~ T nj, =, r, sS1I .ss u. h..a - no
nlng t~svisf, ssoss THE tine ear square ssI S>D
spsns .pd '. bed 70 hssi IA ear square sail ssd visa
i1esA u rgssa<d xs- Lossss ilsAtsaip Tr.a ssr
gun lss minute b~fors the v-~sA shs had bsss foe
-. a. asss :s ~. .s..s . .s al ga
osTssss "a, TAx-rh. YEA s,a lssz,ss sl~As<s
ss~s~sss BY $50. s~~m~z 70 ~ fsv~trs ssd v ~
hsipns We 70 esn sist tbs sssSsss sss-ese Abort
s s . "a ..s - ,..s. = -. q 80.
fm ~.
"a s-As % s.s~ss % b. sss,- 70 s.s .r1s sss
s4vss-y 90 81 isrs~s lsss NE cssss see snss< ~s-
~~6<~s ella sn~n<~hsx r~n~1osH chad rn~ 80 ~ ths
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THE MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT.
kes Re- 10.
THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.

the UNITED STATES SQUADRON.
S~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~e~-
The AIiantcnsneh and Other Vessels nj
Cherbourg.
PARIS, Oct. 24!Qs66.
The iron-clad Miantonomoh and the An
gusta have joined the Colorado and Frolic al
Cherbourg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-05

Every family, at this season, should use SPEexS
WINE ceebr in rgps for ita medicinal and bone
hcial qualities highly e.termed by eminent PIN aicsns
used kurupcan aud American Hospital sud by soms
ofths first families in Europe and America.
AS A TONIC II has equal causing an appetite and
building up she syst-, being eatir-Iy pnrN wine Of
most valuable graps As Diuhkfio y imsArso >
gans very beneficial IA Dvopsy Gont and Rhumatic Az
isctfops sPBERs WINE pure article from the Juice
OF the Port 0raps possssaipg medicinal properties
ros any Other vine In Aad excellent article
for all weak and debiafed and the aged In
arm mprovfsE the appetite and benefting adies and
children. Try u aRd you rili nsf b. decsS1ed-
a1Be the signature Of ALrRED sPxEa ID over the
cork Of esch bottle
sold by wnksnson Bartlett 4 Co Keoknk, Iowa. and
~ nrN clsu dealers also sell CAsrfLLA PORT
BRANDY, choice old article, imported only By Mr..
epeer, direct from the valley OF Oporto lcctp6m
ArTfAa~ supplied by Wholesale Druggst,
A0rBy A. SPEER at his Vineyard In New Jersey.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE aos BROADWAY. ERW FORK
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CHERTFFS SAIE-State &c Iowa T,

SHERIFFS SALE.-State of Iowa, Lee
~ County, ss-By virtue Of special execution to me
directed issued by the Clerk OF the District Court Of Gid
county. In favor OF Hiram Bssney, sut aGan2 DaA10l
Bailey win se to the bidder II the front door
Of tia Cerksoce OF the district Court " Lee comfy
Iowa Mt keokuk, In said county the 27t day Of
ss $500, Deswssn .ns hour. q Y oc'saG p 40
day. the following property, towt: L,ts thirteen (3
and fourteen IA in block fortyve (Sj) In Masons Low
Addition to the city OF Keokuk Lee county lows
Tobe sold by order OF court sssisfy said writ sf ex
ecution. lf ISRAEL ANDERSON
heokuk, Dec. ~. So fri sheriff OIL Lee Co.. Iowa
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SHERIEFiS ,SAlsEs--State. of Iowa, Lee
- county = ~, virtue OF general execution
directed Issued 10y the Clerk e the District Court Of ssa
clnaty ia fasor of Hiram R~rney and against Michael
Murphy 1 viii sell to the hi2isrst bidder, the
font door Of the Clerks Office of the District Court
heoAek, in said county the s7th day of J~nusry
A. d. 1866. between the hours of O'Clock A. Ms
ocirk NJ, commencing at o'clock ~ NJ. ef said day
the following property, towit: Lot IA in aock
bundled snd tarte-n tf1s in Masou.. Lower Addition
Ia the CITY III kroknk Lee couuty Iowa. sAf 9aat =
To be sold by order of cesFt to satisfy said writ
execution. rss s-E ala. q fr+
keokak. Dec. ~, 1855 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printer : Fee 30 90 fri Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa.
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For Sale It = BsrEaIn !

MY present residence, situated on the cor
s.sts NJ Il s ssss re Js "a III iss An
rooms, With good ousbuiIdinss - there In the
city stable wood ant coal house ard vaah house The
pr perty all in good repair The lots veil ned with
choice fruit tres AnA srn6bssy ssRs1 Pear. Qaincs,
Plum, apple and chssxT xrseas - suoeeu6kng besides
the house and t~s ot, Nm 80 - hose and lot No.
!, upon which AN stAs Anpsaseosu1sarta1aated The
the city only I'VE Minutes waltz from sss to businsss
portion OF Main street, will b. sold Il ir pxcs and
upon favoraois tsrms P0ssession given Immediately.
onerfa0 ~ laysat - huilrsd "a ed5 1bssI Il
not bid will ship Il TO the nAnafhsturses. - -
oenaabls 11yth. lestsl e1o. ,. 01Y1I.
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CHERRIES SAIE-State of Lows /

SHERlFF'S SALE.-State of Iowa Lee
- csunty, ssBy virtue of special execution to ne
directed Issued by the Clerk of the district Court
county, in favor OF Hiram barney and against William
Noorvatt viii sell TO the highest bidder, at the front
door OF the Clerks 0ce Of the District Court OF Lee
county, Iowa, at keoknk In said county, the "a tia
day OF January, A. D. 1865, between the hours of
o'clock A NJ and clock P. NJ, commencing O'Clock
p NJ OF said day, the foaSing property to-Sit: Lot
eleven IN block niaety i've ts5i in Mssons Lover
Addition 10 the city VI Ksokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
To he sold by order of court 10 satisfy said Of
ecution ISRAEL ANDERsQv
Keokak, Dec. o. 'e5. I'M Sheriff Ice Co lows
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DURE and four wears old. for the Commu-
MIN Tasle add Fssnily Prescribed by Ph ys-
clan. for Females, Weakly Psrsons And Invalids Ths
Crest Rsnsdy for kidney Amictions, Khsanasisn and
ell Chronic Diseases.
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Thisssegeaaedprspaesetes,v hieA possssassshb pscs
liar opsrae or grey hair - IT. color
and caan1e u 70 assums the color Il poasssd bbse Il
rmnsd grey. It 10 permanent cure for 1ahdraR,
strengthens aad aniiveps cftAe hair tAs
hr tasting and neA4Ss 81 moistare, 6m 4Gnrf,
itching sd Of thSskia Persons that exisd
This preparation sAy that they have tried All knds Of
Tonic and Hair sud had never bese bbs p
md any article that wosIl Praes the Desired rssds
sasil shsy hal stsA ~ Hair Tontc Il hes snsd per
eons wAO hod eod 81 AAndsa1 al ka641&d anA
semestsd together - she share OF cap coswhg tbs
whole hesd and the Of thirty days axe{ adng
ny Tonic theseurfssd dasdsu2 Ill disappearsd nd tbs
hais, Which ha1 astii that time been psvsafe4 fro0
growing, resumed lite former healthy Srsvth. 49,
In the Of ono James Nershon. ofthe
Antry whose bead vas covered With thick coating Of
Anodruh and scase I'd Whole hair
bad almost eonpletsiv fallen QUE IL showDthe Of
this Tosic ~ In the ofthree week3 application
Sftt higssalpassaDed salfAy conAftDs and ~ hatr
es0nspesd - groU beautifully. Thists only 49,
ofthe kisdp AthOusand. could mention many|oshess
bstfor vast ofspecs and cost sn preventsd ba o.
a3osa sy eDoa0R CABus, eevasr Of Second ass nrasa
sAEsss. RrtesT cents per betsiss AibsralAssuss
- t<sAs. ec2361n
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CusRrfFS silE-STArf or Iow., LEE CouNrY-ss.
~ By virtue Of special execution directed ssued
By the Clerk OF the District Court OF said county In favor
Of hiram Barn'y and against Henry H. Hardin, will
sell the highest bidder, at the front door Of the
Clerks Office Of the District Court Of Lee county Iowa al
Keokuk In said county, the =. tn day Of January
A. D. 1866 between the hours of o'clock A. ". and 1
o'clock " commencing at o'clock p. NJ of said day,
the following property. tewit Lot ten (lah in block
ght s in Mssons Lower Addition TO the city
of Keokuk. Lse tzriatys Iowa - faT
To be sold by order ~ court satisfy sail writ Of
ecutiins ISRAEL ANDERSON, CSC
Printer Fee - n0t Sheriff Of Lee Co, Iowa.
keskui. Dee. ~ Is. 80 {lrif s.
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Printers Fee so'oo1 '' ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Keokuk, Dec. q, Ga lfril( Sheriff Lee Co. 4eys

SHERIFF'S SAIE.-State Of Iowa, Lee
~ County ns--Bv virtue Of : special execution to me
directed issued by the Clerk Of the District Court Of said
county in favor ef Hiram enruey's aud against "
W. veorvs-. win sell TO the highest bidder the
front door sfthe CLERKS once Of the DstctCourt Of Lee
County Iowa Mt Keokuk in said county the q fh aY
Of JanuNy A. D. 1865, between the horp OF 0ulurk a.
NJ and4 o'ciock r NJ, commencing at clock p NJ Of
said day the frovnx property, towt, fot Ave (5) In
block one hundred aud thirteen l3), in Nasons Lower
Addition TO the city OF Kenkuk Ise ccun sy, Is~a. z
so Ne sold by order Of court satisfy said
cuiion. tss 81 e. "a &TSRA ne ANDERSON.
keoknk, Dec. %, '6o. fri Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa.
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SsHBsIFF's sALE-sfsrr OF Iowa, Lac ooesrv---s
~ BY virtue offs special execution directed true
by the Clerk OF the District Court of said county, in vof
Of Hiram Barney. and against, Henry G. Lsadesy {
will sell to the highest bidder. the front doeK
of the Clerks Once Of the District cosf of Lee ceu-
ty Iowa. at Keckak. in said county, the nth day
OF January A. D.. 1885, between the hovifs of
o'clock A. n. and O'Clock p. NJ, commencing At 3
o'clock p NJ Of said day, the following property Wit
Lots ~ sid eight g. in block -sxhty 49, IN
Msson's Lower Addition 70 the city Of Ksoknk, Lee
county, Iowa s. +. a 1890 :
To be sold by order Of court 70 satisfy aid wit Of
ecntion. asnr ISRAEL ANDERSON
pr Ka fss e 50 g o. Sheriff Of L. ca L.
SuERtFTS SALE-sTarE OF Iowa, LEE Couyry-ss.
- BY virtue Of special execution directed issned
by the Clerk Of the District Court OF said county, In ia
Nor Of hraa 1arnry and egata4 Wniian Eet, ill
sell To the highest bidds At the 0nt door Il TIE 0ks
ofce of the District Court of Lee Iowa. At keokuk
In said county, the 9Th day of January A. H. 1885,
between the hours OF o'clock A. n. and o'clock p. ~
coMneneasg At o'clock II sid daYs ~ llsytag
pup~ty, 90 VII. Lo' cl~vsa (1il Ae4 evAN sQQ -
t'cck nfnctyoue on In Mason1 LDwer 16ifIbn the
city of Keokuk. Lee souuty, Iowa
To be sold by order OF court stfy said writ of
cution.
Keokuk, Dec ~, 1885. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
lfllZ-tL-4+ln -tfE41xlo-H
For a II NJ = RSpra1my
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SHERIFFS SALE.--State of Iowa, Lee
~ county ss-By virtue Of special execution, 10
directed by the Clerk Of the District Court
couny In fsvorof Hiram Barney aud against nj Van
Bsegsager. will cell 10 the highest bidder, at the
front door of the Clerks Once of the strict Court
Lee county, Iowa at keokuk in said county the ~
dag Of J.n A. d., 1866 between the hours O'Clock
A N. and o'clock ~, commencing at O'clock 81
said day the following property. to-wt: Lots and 9
in block one hundred and eight os) in Mason's Lower
Al htion 10 the city Of Reokuk Lee county, Iowa.
To be Id by order of Court satisfy sid writ Of
ecution. srt l Hsf
Printers Fee 50 co. ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokak, Dec. % '65> fiji Sheriff OF Lee Co. lowe
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CHERIEPs SALE.--SfArr Iowa. Lsk COUNTY s..
~ by virtue of special execution To directed issued
by the Clerk Of tho District Court Of said county
sell to the highest bidder at the fruHt door of the Clerks
Office of the District Court of Lee county, Iowa. at kso-
kuk, in ssd county, the 9th day Of gsuuary a D.
1861 between the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock
p VI. commencing at o'clock p If Of said day the fol
lswRg property, Lots eht 49, snd nine (9 in
block nilstyvrr t9 ia Nasos's Lower Addition the
city of keokuk, Lee county. Iowa
To be sold by order of satisfy said rit Of
ecution. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Fee. 80 90. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa.
Keokuk, Dec. 20, '65. - 81, ffnl
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EFWs ~ aIEW #aNf tlrEa Y
VOL ~ s~sra H.
~ saw 9 ! AIT
sSA-skss
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SHERIfRs SALE--SrAfK Iowa, Ike CorSrr-ss
- BY vrtne OF special direcsed tseued
by Clerk Of the Dsirct Court of said county
Of Hirsm B.rney nnd srainst H~pvyaL Hariis, will
sell to the highest bidder. at the ut door Of the Clerk
Office Of the District Court of Lee county, Iowa,
Keokuk In said county the 9th day OF Janusws
A. d. iS65, between the hours of O'Clock n. and 4
O'Clock commencing at O'Clock p. n Of said day,
the following property towit Lots fourteen fl4} aud
fifteen i5L in block seventy-six fs. in Mssous lower
Addition To the city of Keekuk, lee cannty. Ies~
To be sold by order of COURT 60 satisfy sd writ Of
ecution.f 4h tHs T 14e~ F
Printers Fee 50 00l ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Kenknk Dec. -. -. [friI Sheriff of lee Co, lows.
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Pregrsss Of work On the snss Canal.
A letter from AleHaodria Of Oct d. Aays

A letter from Alexandra OF Oct. ., says
1.-THE cutting Of the Maritime Canal of Suez,
in the section Of SueE TO Chslouf, which was
the last commenced, is being carried on with
great activity. This section is divided into
three parts-one that OF the Quarantine at
Suez, the other in the Plain of Sues, st dis
lance of four miles, and that of Chaiouf, ten
miles distant. The number of cubic metres
the metre is about three feet three snd half
inches)to be removed in these different points
Of the canal is 10, o07 ,246. Since the com
mencement of the works 202, 5s2 cubic metres
have been extracted. There consequently re
main to remove Is, 704, 704 metres cube. The
number OF laborers employed on the whole
line is 2, 200, of whom 800 are Chalouf, $50
in the Plain of Suez, $50 at the Quarantine
The extraction is made at Chslouf by means
of several inclined plains with locomotives,
which presents the advantage Of greatly as.
sisting labor Eighty miners and 1D0 labor
ers are occupied in blowing up the rock,
which in this place is in the line of the can6i,
and OF which the volume is "a, 1893 cubic me-
tres. Attic present moment 1885 metres
have been removed, so that there remain l0,-
$50. The average monthly work done on this
rock being 2, 100 cubic metres, FIVE months
will still be necessary before it is completely
flushed The earth>works in this place are,
so to speak, insignificant IN comparison with
the rock they amount 10 113, 566 cubic me-
tres, of which 1870 have already been Ia
ken away. For some time past the recruit
ing of Arab laborers has been made with ia
cility, and the engineers have succeeded in
inducing them to nse wheelbarrows instead
of coffins which are much more convenient
If no obstacle should arise to disturb the re.
cruiting. the preparatory work may be fn>
ished before the period originally fixed. The
works of the Quarantine, and those of the
Plain de Suez. consist in cutting two paral
lei trenches, which will give access TO the first
dredging machines. These trenches are 20
metres vide, and nearly 80 ceniimesres deep,
and are designated as trench of Asia and
trench OF Africa Al the quarantine these
trenches are 4, 100 metres in length, and the
banks Of the Maritime Canal are thus indi>
Gated for all this length, with trench on
each side to receive the dredging mscAines
In the Plain Of Snez the trench of Africa is
executed 10 length Of 2,4OO metres, and
that of Asia Of 2,4O0. Certain notifications
have recently been made in the line to be fol-
lowed in the enyirons of Suez. A mass Of
rock of 30p, 900 metres cube, instead of be-
ing cut through, is to be turned, and this will
constitute y saving of about 10000, OOOf
f400, 600 in the original estimate. BY re-
cent decision of the directors, the width Of
the canal is to be lO2 metres in those parts
in which i lies below high water"