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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-06-21
STOVES! STOVES!!

Cook Stoves, and Cumberland Coal
STOVES. TEMPLATE STOVES. IRON
KETTLES and POTS of all sizes,
&C, &C., &c.
nFfNG the only maker of STOVES in Freder-
Il lex. MARYLAND, can sell Stoves from 10 20 20
per cent cheaper than any other dealers here, and
furnish a heavier, and warrant as good Stoves as
can be bought anywhere.
~ All parts u ny Stoves can be renewed az
any time as have all the necessary patterns. thus
those purchasing Ofme always have their stoves
a. good new.
fss-Can and see for yourselves at my Store, on
The West side of Market street, a few doors South
Of Patrick street, and adjoining l.. W: Suman' 5
Cloth House, or at my Foundry, at the East end Of
Patrick street McS. " NJ;
TulcaH Works, Frederick, Nd.
October II. lse5.-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-06-21
PATENT BROOM HEADS.
j II. IIAINES,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER
in Tobacco, SnufIs and Cigars,
A LSO. will keep constantly on hand = fine as
Y sortment Of Cie,ring Tobacco, Pipes and
Etsta
Just received, and for sale, fine lot OF the gen
yine cld Gravelv Brand. CHEWING TOBACCO.
Also. a lot of the choicest brands of VIRGINIA
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Persons dealing in our line viii find i TO their
advantage TO call and examine oar stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. ES- Wholc-ole and Retail
ri Next door 20 AisqUith a. Bro. ~
Charlestown, Va, Oct. 26, lS65.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Fritz Dabcr,

Bassmenf Of SaPPiHgtoH Hotel, Charlsstorn.
A NNOUNCES 20 the public that he has for sale
4 bv Wholesale a. Refaii the pureSt LIQUORS
6feFed 70 the people Of this Valley. Ills stock con-
sists Of
BRANDIES, WHISKElS,
WINES, ALE, PORTER, &C., &C.
At his BAR NAV be found the most delightful and
refreshing Summer beverages-NiRt JutePs, Cob
j.rs, SmasAcs Lemonade, Xxx Ale, Porter, Brorn
Stout, or Whiskey and Brandiss plain.
Also prime Cigars and Tobacco always on hand.
In addition % the attractions Of his Saloon may
bl found a Reading Room which will be found cool
ia summer, and warm and cheerful in winter.
Ills object is % keen his House well supplied with
the best the market affords in his line and he hopes
BY attention 70 business, and having everything
quiet and in good order, - merit lsrge share Of
he public patronage
Nav TO- lsFg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-06-21

OFFICERS: s4r
GEORGE P: TEohAS, President.
BOARD OF DIREcroEs:
Hamilton Easter, of Hamilton Easter Co.
Allen A. Chapman, of Kirkland, Chase co.
Geo. p. Thomas, OF Helm, Nicodemus Co.
Hugh Sisson, Steam Marble Works
Hiram Woods, Jr., of Dougherty, Woods Co.
George II. Miller, of Coifroth, Miller Co
Thomas CassaTd, OF Gilbert Cassard BON.
William Deyries ofWilliam Devries Co.
JOHN W. DAVIS, Ssc'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-06-21

GOOD Wine needs no Bush"
ys,c Bcr- Room under store-roou, Of Leisearins
and Son, CiarlsstWisn,
JOHN S. EASTERDAY.
TITS an inexorabe principle thatno drink
| can be made out Of anthing but excellent mate
rails and we conceive that we safe in asserting
that whatever may be prepared at our establish
ment will be able to speak eloquenty for ITSELF
Therefore. we invite all who indulge in social
glass" TO cali upon us and we can favor them with
the most favored and pleasant drinks.
Punches. Toddies, MiHt Jaleps, Smdshes, Sings,
CoJblers, Cocktails, Sdagarees, Fires aud Soars,
FIips. NegWs aud Shrub, BgJ Nogs,
Apple foddies aud Hot Drinks in season,
RTaes, Ale, Porter Brorn Stout,
And Brandy aud Whiskey plain.
Also always an assortment of superior brand Sc
ears on hand. Call upon us-in summer-h you
would tkeep cooi''-and winter, if You need some
thing warm and pungent-
August "a, 1865.
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/. $. C1ingan,
SADDLE, BRIDLE,

HARNESS, COLLAR AND TRUNK MANUFAC
TURER,
No IA y. Market Street,
FREDERICK CITY, MARYLAND.
A LSo keeps constantly on hand the largest and
u best assorted stock of Bits, Whips, Spurs,
Horse Brushes, Saddles, Brides, Harness and Col
lars outside Of Baltimore.
Nss. All work warranted as represented. and AZ
prices to salt the times.
p October 10, Sly
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T. +. Stevens,

DEALER in Dry Goods, and Groceries, Boots,
| Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hosiery, Gloves, No
tons, Drugs, Medicines, &c, Shenandoah Street,
HsTpers Ferry, Va, respectfully solicits tts ecr-
Tiynmert Of Couatry Produce
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-06-21

DIRECTORS.
THOMAS Y. CANDY, of Candy, Gilpin 20.
VIM. WHITEL0CK, Pres't OF Sd Nstionsi Bank
O. A. PARKER, of +. L. Parker Co.. =
W. III. CRAWFORD, of W. II. Crawford Co.
p. s. CHAPPELL, Manufacturing Chemist.
G. IL. REESE, OF G. IL. Reese Bros
J. d. MASON, of J. d. Mason Co.
J. TOME, President of the Cecil Bank;
J. s. BEACHAM, of j. S. Beacham Bro
J.F. DIX, of Dix Steiner.
J. LEARY, Of J. Leary a Co.
A. A. PERRY, Commission Merchant
II. c.. SMITH, of Tucker Smith.
K. NJ. SPILLER, of Spiller Alcock.
+. KIMBERLY, of Kimberly Bros.
J. HARTMAN, South Gay street.
$ P TOWNSEND, of Wu. Chestnut Co..
r. +. PARLETT. ofB +. Parlett Co.
J. :. FORBES, Builder.
G. W. HUMRICHOUSE, of c. ". HumrichousC
4 Co. TH0S. Y. CANDY, Pres't.
FRAXcIs J. McGrSSIss, Sec'y.
EN-. AISQUITH, Agent at Chsrlestown.
Nov q 1865
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-06-21

DIR. J. A. STRAITH,
Medical Examiner for Jefferson County
s-9~ No charge for Policies, Stamps or Medical
Examination. For tables of Rates, kc., apply TO
the Office of the Company, Is South Street, over
Franklin Bank, or to
EN-. AISQUITH, Agent,
Oct le, 1865. Chariestown' va.
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TTNHE Charter Of this Company requires deposit.
ofnotless than 100000 with the Treasure, ,9 g
the State, as guarantee of faith with policy held
ers. .r
This Company Is prepared to issue ordinary lie
policies for term of years. and ten years non-ior
feiture life policies.
Also Policies of Endowment, Annuity, &C.
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HALLTOWN

HALLIoW ~
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING HOUSE.
EvrRY VARIETY OF
DEF GOODS G GROCERIES,
UEEySWA ARE, Hardware, Woodenware, Ii
4 quors, Leather, &c, kept dnd for sale for
CASH. or exchange for COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Butter, Eggs, WOOL
and Hides bought for Cash, or in exchange FOR
Goods, at highest market price.
LUMBER,
We are also receiving large lots Of prime Lum,
Der. Lime Laths, Shingles, &C., which we can sell
cheap to builders. We furnish bills on short
notice direct from the mills of 5. H.. CLAIM; ;.
20 responsible houses. cn,nt
April2 1866. SIRlDhh oHADi'
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The Washington

Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
No. 81 Sor7u STREET, OVER THIap NATIONAL BANK
rTNHIS Company insures Buildings, Merchandire'
Personal Property generally, Vessels IN fort,
&c, against Loss or Damage by Fire, on the most
Alliosses will be Immediately adjusted and prompt
ly paid.
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THE MARYLAND
Life Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.

PoLcI HoLpERs Participate IL TIE PROFITS
Lolrest Rates of Best Cozpdnies:
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"YoU seem to walk more erect than usual
ny friend Yes. have been stFaigh'ene'
hv circumstances;
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WNT. II. TRAVERS,
ATTOpNFY At LAW

Clarlesio,rn, Jefferson County, Tirgiaia,
WILL practice in the Courts OF this County ana
w the adjoining Counties.
OyricE next door To the residence OF MAJ. W: J.
Hawks, anduearly opposite the " Carter House
Nov. %. 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-06-21
Hog Cholera.

Hog Cholera
1t is reported that the hog cholera is raging
to an alarming extent in different portions OF
Amherst county, Virginia, many persons hav-
ing los: all they owned from this fatal disease.
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VTVERX STABLIC.
no tho RubIic
BOOTS and SHOES.

BOOTS and SHOES.
TgNHE undersigned respectfully notifies all the
people of Charlcstcwn and neighborhood, that
hc Is uuremttngiu his attention 10 the
MAKING C REPAIRING
OF
BOOTS & SHOES.
His work commends itself. For durability
superior. and for finish equI' to city work.
His prompt execution Of all contracts should
secure a very liberal share cf the public patron
ace. Work, ofevery description, fine or coarse,
done quickly, well, and at prices appropriate
% the times,
R@~Shop on Congress Street, in the LAW
OFFICE. of the late Thomas Griggs, Esq, Of
this town. JOSEPH ]. MORRAN.
February -, 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

wards these erring brethren. Sir, we are
ready to receive repentent rebels, when they
come to us washed with the washing of a re-
generation, which shall be exempli6ed by q
sincere sorrow for participation in that ter
rlble crime of treason, which has slain the
beloved of many of the households of MEM
bers of this Assembly
Mr.. Moderator, whilst Brother Boardman
was taking his excursion among the surround
ings of this city with his hospitable friend,
and was surveying the strawberry patches
and other attractive scenery, | was visiting
and meditating, at Camp Jackson, over the
graves of the brave boys from my own and
other loyal States, who sacrificed their lives,
and saddened the hearts of many homes, that
You and /, and the brethren Of this Assembly,
might enjoy the hospitalities of home of
freedom. [Applause.
The Moderator. The audience must pre-
serve order.
We are not here sir, to indulge in strains
of sentimentalism or sketches of Imagination
We are here to preserve the purity, the pa
trlotisn, the doctrines, standard and govern
ment of the church of our fathers, and to pre-
serve in all its purity and beauty that glorious
temple of spiritual truth which has been the
object of our admiration and love. Our tes
tlmonies and our works in the great contest
which has just been terminated, have been
abundantly vindicated and honored by the
Providence of God-and the valor Of our
countrymen. Our mission is one of love for
the right, and for all that elevates and adorns
humanity. We are ready to welcome all to
our fellowship of faith who sympathize with
us in the onward and upward movements of
the age-of the gospel-and who are ready to
CO operate in extending the empire of right
eousness and universal freedom.
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VOL. 13.

commercial point of view, belongs to the
kingdom of Italy, while the city belongs to
Austria and as no good feeling exists be-
tween the two powers, Venice loses great
portion of the legitimate trade which she for
mery enjoyed. In addition to this, as Aus
tria seems to feel that she holds Venice by no
very certain tenure, all government influence
is thrown in favor of Trieste. about sixty miles
to the west and now the commerce of Venice,
the "Queen of the Adriatic." is reduced to
small coasting trade almost entirely with
Trieste. In case, moreover, Of the present
disagreement between Austria and Prussia
resulting in war. affairs at Venice will proba-
bly, present different aspect Italy will un-
doubtedly take Venetia and if possible, the
Roman States France will probably go to the
Rhine; Russia to the Black Sea Austria and
Prussia will swallow the German States and
England, it is supposed, will for once be in
duced to let continental war alone, from ap-
prehensions concerning Ireland and Canada.
The French are presumed to be in favor of
almost any war, near at home, which will add
to the glory of France, or act as screen to
the withdrawal from the Mexican affair."
France has nothing to lose by an European
war; and SO powerful man as Napoleon Ill.
is not apt to let an opportunity to strike blow
to her advantage pass him by without being
used. He is regarded on all hands as the
most able, and in the best condition for war,
of all the sovereigns of Europe. But you can
find better political news in any New York
paper. S. S. Curtis.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

New YoRK, May 20.
The steamer Saxonia with dates to the
18th is coming up.
The Times Washington special says in the
caucus yesterday of the republican members
Of the Senate q great and very free inter
change Of views was had upon the reconstruc-
ton question. 1t was agreed that the dis
reimbursement act section should be rejected,
and the balance of the proposed amendment
ofthe constitution be adapted Upon the mat.
ter OF confirmation or rejection Of Presden-
tial appointments, the moderate Senators ar
pued that it would be ruinous to carry on the
warfare already inaugurated in the executive
session, and if the Senate persisted in reject,
ing good men whose record for loyalty was
pnlmpeached, the republican party would be
weakened If not ultimately destroyed. This
view Of matters seem to have the preponder-
ance, but Gnsl action was not taken, and the
caucus adjourned in good temper to meot
again on Monday next.
The Tribune's Washington special says the
subject Of adjournment or recess Was taken
MP, and after considerable discussion it WAS
deemed best tocontinue in session until about
the middle Of July, when, unless some thing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

Afternoon Dispatches.

Foreign News.
New YORK, May 26.
The steamers Saxonia and America from
Southampton 10th has arrived.
The Times says the number Of deaths from
cholera at Liverpool are increasing.
The Congress question is mooted. France
will join it with perfect l..sinterestedness
without raising complication. The Darn
stadt army is to be placed on war footing
Military preparations continue. War is con
sidered imminent Patriotic appeals are
made for contributions for the formation of
volunteer corps at Vienna. The Prussian
Ambassador said he should leave immeoi-
atev in consequence of Austria being occu-
pied on the Bohemian and Silesian frontiers
The volunteer corps for Mexico Las been
dsbanded aud barracks erected at Lichfelt
and Nuremburg for the Bavarian army. 1t is
reported Prussia had summoned Hanover for
a meeting, an announced the intention Of oc
cupying her military roads. The Prussian
reply to the Austrian note upon the Duchies
question had been presented. The settlement
proposed by Austria was declined. A des
patch from Trieste says the embarkation ofthe
volunteer CORPS, destined fer Mexico, has
disbanded and the greater portion enrolled in
the army of the North. 1t is announced that
England, France, and Russia are negotiating
in reference TO the assembling OF confer
ence. A telegram from Rather May 13th
says yesterday the Austrian troops occupied
the Bohemian and Slesian frontiers between
Odenburg and Prushna. ( telegram from
Berlin May 18th, says the reply Of Prussia to
the Austrian note of the 2lst ult., upon the
question of the Duchess was presented yes
terday in Vienna. The settlement proposed
by Austria is declined. Prussia makes no
other proposals, but intimates that she may
do So Hopes are still entertained in some
quarters for the peace, probably on the
ground that Austria will make some conces
sion. A telegram from Leipses 18th, says
great excitement prevailed there over the re-
port that the Prussians had crossed the
Saxon frontiers, and thata collision between
the Prussian and Saxon troops was iminent.
telegram from Florence says Garabaldi has
accepted the command rendered him in the
Italian army.
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is developed not now anticipated, the ad.
journment will be acted upon. The constitu-
tlonal amendments were taken up and dis
cussed at length. The third section may be
amended or somewhat modified, or strength
ened, or propositions may be substituted SO
as to disfranchise forever certain classes Of
rebels, or forbid them from holding any Office
under Federal or State Government. 1t is
unanimously agreed that every attempt should
be made to harmonize the conflicting views,
and when that was done then the amend
ments should be passed by hearty vote, Of
thirty three for, to fourteen against. The
latter being the maximum number the Presi-
dent can rally his support of the feeling all
around, as to unite upon the very best plat
form that can be secured.
The caucus adjourned to meet on Monday
morning at 10 clock, when they will proba-
bly, come to the conclusion that there was
greater unamity of sentiment and frmer de-
termination developed to stand together upon
all important questions than has ever before
been manifested.
The Washington special dispatches to the
morning papers has the following the reduc-
ton Of the military divisions and departments
has been under consideration for some time
past by the War Department and was proba-
bly, the subject of Cabinet consideration
to-day. 1t is generally believed that General
Thomas military division will be abolished
and many, if not all the States under his com
mand be merged into department. II is
also rumored that the Assistant Commissioner
of the Freedmen's Bureau will be superseded
by Gen. Thomas. He will discharge the du-
ties in connection with that Of military COM
mander.
Private letter from Indiana to individuals
III this city give very discouraging account
Of Gov. Mortons condition. But little hopes
are entertained of his final recovery. although
his illness may be protracted for many
months.
In consequence of the lines being down
east, we received no night report.
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OilereNshNlc'S sitter C05'Hcf
Band

The line will from the landing Of The frtt class
light draft that has teen sptfd and recon
structed expressly transport all IL
Of people, II rses Pc les and Mules Chericfs lens
Cages, Wagons, Tents, Marquee Costumes, TraYr Egs,
&c, &c, OF this 6ein.lc Organization,
Herads, EusigHs and Cornets, Grand Marshals and
Aids prcceds Knights of the silver Crescent clad
genuine salts o. Burn she'd Steel Armer
Lade. anu Honor, attend III robe of richness
and speudor Guard Of Honor, rr0unai the Queens
Carriage State supeb eh Gle rect If The Eng.
iish Court purchased Europe by the Agtnt of the
Great Show, fer the accommodation of fierr Lengei
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Finest Specimens ever Captured
Dan Castello's
TRIUMPHANT PROCESSION

Sarpasse. in point o Grandeur Extcn and Real WORTH
any grauitous display gotten up. IT. ia-A1ceucs al-
proximates elosely 10 Of those
Pageants or Royalty and ehiYairy
--oF 1HE-
Glorious Golden Days of the 18th Century
Than any attempt emuiate Regal splendor ever nm
drraken by managerial Effort induced by Trcprttgry
liherality.
The arrival of DAN CAsTELLo'S GREAT SHOW viii
be made Known by the booming Of the signal guns ihe
welcoming peas of belts the flags Of s ratons fyiIE
from the steamer and tie salGtatofy osertuIss ty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

The Richmond WhiS satd-Herr Lerse1s fesrs III the
Wild animals furnish vouaesa what nerve
cool courage and deteTmusfio achieve. The ans
nlais are spfendld specimens Of the genius feline
having been hui recently captured ana Gagged the
MAJOR portion u their innate erccity. All the animals
OF this species that a9n kings have handle, were
trained, and to certain rendered GocIie
these creatuses know but little Of csre-sa AID appear
10 be opposed to either kindness familiarity. Ierr
tnge enters the den with apparent uuctnctrn al
Though they grpHl. spit rat ike and strike him.
makes thsu Keep their distance He ited- thtri and
ABSOLUTELY TEARS A PIECE or MEAT FROM
THE CLU TCHE5 or TIE LION. lis when be /, aaont
TO retire that the danger becomes apparent As he
passes through the barred they all spring towards
II but falling 70 catch him. they series Of LOWS
and roars that almost aeaftning Great tie rer
farmance H. cannot behold IT without shudder and
experiencing dread least it might terminate taaly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

DoS'T DESTROY TIMBER. is great folly
to destroy the timber which is vouchsafed to
US for convenient and wise purposes. On
this subject the Philadelphia Inquirer has the
following practical and sensible remarks It
SAYS:
1t is great mistake in any people to
destroy their timber, and if the wastefulness
in cutting down our own forests, which has
hitherto been allowed to go without check, is
not restrained, the United States, in few
years, may have to endure some lessons on
the subject which may not effect the present
generation, but most assuredly will that
which is to come after US. We noticed that
Mr.. Donneily, of Minnesota, has introduced
into Congress bill which proposes to en-
courage the planting Of trees upon the West
ern prairies. The measure, if properly
directed, will prove good one, ministering
not only to the pleasure Of the inhabitants
upon the wide plains of the West, but benefit.
ting the whole county By counteractng the
evil effects OF destruction of forests elsewhere,
among which the partial drying up streams is
already noticed.
A MARES NEsT.-The great scarcity Of
watches IN the Internal Revenue reports to
which the Journal of Commerce called atten-
ton, is thus explained
The Journal of Commerce's frgures are
taken from the report of the Commissioner of
Internal Revenue for the fiscal year ending
June Both, 1866. The act of Congress under
which gold watches are first required to be
returned for taxation, was approved June
30th, 1864. The first annual assessment un-
der the act of June 30th, 1864, in which gold
watches were returned for taxation, was made
from, and after May lst 1865. The assess
ment lists for that year were not returned for
collection until after the 1st Of July, excep;
in very rare instances; consequently but q
very small proportion Of the gold watch tax
could be reported in the collections of the
fiscal year ending June Goth, 1865.
In this district. Third Ohio. the entire coll
lection of that class Of tax was made after
August Of the current fiscal year, classified
rs follows; 1899 at one dollar equal 81 1889,
POI at two dollars equal S522. Total, 81,
l64 Very Respectfully,
j. l.. MARTIN,
Col Cd District of Ohio
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

THE Committee of the Old School General
Assembly reported on Thursday in favor of a
dissolution of the Presbytery Of Louisville,
and the organization of new Presbytery of
the same boundaries in=its stead. Dr.
Thomas spoke two honrs in support Of the
report of the committee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

THREE story Brick Store Building. (lot
= % by 1to1 now occupied by John I Wilkinson a
Drag store, Main Street. between I'd and 4h Streets
Here s opportunity to tny OF the best business
stands in the city. Title good no fae Price IS 00o-
5000 cash baisncs in year with per interest
Enquire Of lmay22 II b. TES-EYCK.
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Hotel Property for Sale.

TNHE UNION HOUSE. at Hamilton, op
posite keokuk, with three and half lot. Of ground
which issituaed good twostory Frame Hotel Build
ing containing 20 rooms with every convenience for
Hotegoot cellar cistern gsoi well of water with barr
room for "a horses Here is chanc. for any
desiring to engage in the Hotel Bu,incss The tnly
son why the present proprietor desi- to sell is
count of the i'll health c his wie Price e 500 Title
good or sale.
For further information inquire Of J s. Roherts OF
Premises or TO IL. TES-EYCK.
nay2o-d Real Estate Agent, Keotnk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-27

A MoSsrER.-One Rhinehardt, basket
maker, has been arrested in Kingston. n. T..
for numbering six illegitimate infants Of
which he was the father