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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-18
From MEXICO.


NEW foRK, August II.
The Herald Mexican correspondence re-
iterates the recent statement from that On Ar
ter Of an sppspsching crisis, which threatens
the downfall Of Maximilizn's empire. Mar
tial law has b4sh declared in a number Of
States. II has been discovered that the late
conspiracy in Vera Cruz contemplated the
seirurs uf III 4ffiisary and civil officers in the
city and custom house, forced loan levied
on all French merchants, and the principal
leaders Of the conspiracy we're then to make
their escape. About one hundred soldiers
were bribed, mottly Of the Egyptian corps,
and the Libenl parties outside the city were
duly informed OF the intention. and were TO
cooperate, but the whole thing WAS discov.
cred by means Of captured dispatch. The
principals were arrested, and the bribed sol-
diers relieved.
Acapulco 10 about to be abandoned by the
French,
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FROM OTTAwA,C. ".
The FeniaA care Revfvfng-Caaa1a to
be Inva Atain-Gen. Dsek Taylor 10
Command ahd RxpeAaaAOn.
Exx Yoxx. Aug II

EEw Yosx, Aug H.
The Heralds Ottawa, c. W, dispatch
says the Feniaa scare is reviving in Canada.
Iii known in Ottawa that a great Fenian
picnic is to take place in few weeks on
Grand Island, Niagara river, where Is 900
lrishmen will be present. arm ed and equipped,
with intentions of making descent on Cana
dian Territory. Gen. Dick Tay ior is reported
the leader Of the expedition. In view Of this
knon)edgc the Canadian goyernmen, are
making active preparations for defence
Gunboats are being sent to the expected
scene of hostilides. The volunteers are being
thoroughly drilled. and camp of $500 men
is to be established opposite Grand Island.
The officials Of the government are counsel-
ing together At Ottawa and are keeping their
counsels profoundly secret Strange charac>
ters have been observed prowIing about the
streets of Toronto and other border towns,
who are known to be Fenian emissaries.
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WAsHIxGrox. Aug. II

WAsHIEGToN, Aug. II.
Much activity Is exhibited by the Indiau
Department. in sending the Indians goods 70
the West, and the Treasury is promptly pay>
ing all the bills. The Department seems do
teFmined that the Indians shall not commence
hostilites. Preparations are being also made
to pay the annuities early this fall. The
Treasury Department to>day made the 6rst
advance to the Paymaster. Since the failure
Of the Merchants National Bsnk the sum
called for was $275, 600, quite falling of
from the amount Of the pay required when
the army was in full operation, at which time
the afnount used for the By monthly payments
was $50, 200, 900.
The Navy Department has received official
advices to May Sd; from Acting Rear Admi-
raj Bell, commanding the East Indian squad
ron. His flag ship, the Hartford, vas then
Al Swston, China; the Massachusetts, ct II.
test advices, was 1t Non Chang. Quiet and
order seems to have been restored there. The
Wyoming returned to Hong Kong May 2lst,
where it was intended she should remain uns
I'll further orders. The Hartford left there
May 22d, and visited the open ports With
boats. The store ship, Relief, had been Or
dered home The general health on the coast
of China is reported good.
II is probable that all the members of the
cabinet, except Mr. Harlan, and, possibly,
Mr.. Stanton, as we'll as General Grant, Ad.
miral Farragut, and their stats, will accom-
pany the President on his trip to Chicago.
The following has been issued:
Navy DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Aug. II, 1865.
General Order II.
Under the authority Of the act Of Congress
approved Dec. 2lst, 1861, medals of honor
are hereby awarded to the following named
persons. who have distinguished themselves
by their gallantry in action by extraordinary
heroism in the line of their profession, or BY
other commendable qualities: Geo. Brown,
Captain of the After Guard; Richard Bates
and Thos. Barker, seamen Of the United
States Desoto, for heroic conduct in rescuing
from drowning Jas. Rose and Jno. Russell,
seamen OF the United States Winooski, Of
Eastport, Me-, on May 10th, 1866; Thos
Robinson, captain of the AfterguArd Of the
efforts to save from drowning We'll
lington B. Rocar, landsman Of the
CaIlihosi, of New Orleans, on July 1864.
Applications for the medal must be made
through the commanding officer Of vessels on
which the seamen are serving.
rSigned. GIBSON WELLS.
Secretary of Treasury.
Major General ]. NJ. Scho6eld, the present
commanding officer Of the Department of
Virginia, has been designated as assistant
commander Of the Freedmen's Bureau, the
duties of which Office vers formerly exercised
by Major General Terry.
The Commissioner Of Pensions to-day
published the following circular:
Agents for paying pensions are directed
hereafter TO require satisfactory evidence OF
the date of marriage of the widow or mother.
The ,Ifidavit Of tbs officiating clergyman or
magistrate vii! generally suffice. Ifby one
or more witnesses present, it must be under
oath
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From san FRANCISCO.
AeesiAsns by che Falling ~ . DsilAing-
eevsral Lives Lest.

san FRANCISCO, August i.
A four story brick lodging house on Sum-
ner street fell at clock this morning, caused
By the excavation on the adjoining lot, kill
ing six persons and vounding fifteen, some
fatally.
Major 0eastal r. Ingalls, and General
Bsbcock, have arrived from Oregon.
The new Japanese tariff makes the export
duty on tea SO cents Buncha tea when ex-
ported from Nagazelie 10 cents: hemp %
cents raw cotton rs cents cassia cents.
Arrived-Ships Fleetwood, Stover and
yirtula Peak, from New York. The latter
vessel reported John Sinclare cabin, boy,
drowned at sea, and third officer, Wm Boyce
Warren, Of Rhode Island, killed BY falling
from the top sail yard.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
81 the BsneaFdnsnt 81 I
Canp - Allies ~ the Raraguagsns.
NEw YoRK, Augvat

NEw YoRK, Augpe IL :.
Dates of the 10th from Rio Janeiro, has
been received. The bombardment Of ths
camp of Allies by the Paraguagans noted in
last sdvices, lasted hours, With - hessy -
md "a pounderx The result vns he de-
Srsc4ion of about 1000 tents aad nost of thsir
camp equipage and wagons, artillery de-
mognted, and about so 70 100 mea 1ep -
ocsbut. IN oHef has bssA maae r. -
minister Of Peru and Chill, to the OIisatal
and Argentine Govefnnenp q l1
attached 70 the proposal except that the
peace party is growing. Il will kaepsnQ io-s
mediate effect, unless il be 70 impel the a.
liea commanders 70 show 1osp sosru end
decision, the lack Of which h2s ofieinSfed the
desire for peace. The Rfszillian Govern
meat feels the necessity u tpssseel1fsth III
var in order to seedfs fhs ttanqninty i6f Tie
Empire, and will prosecute y eFea aAaa:
donsd by tie allies. tss hsss.iiasd III ~
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FROM NEW YORK.

The Cholera sttn Gradually Abating-
New Developments Concerning the Ex-
change Place Bank Rebbery-Exeeu-
tion OF . Murderer Report
Injunction to Prevent the Erection Of
Elevated street Raiiways-Presiden mt
Roberts Calls . Fenian Convention.
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FoRrRrss MosRoE. Aug. II.

FoRrREss MosRoE, Aug. II.
A detachment Of troops under command Of
Lieut. Day, 9th United States artillery, was
sent from here this morning TO Craney Island
by Gen. Miles, TO prepare quarters for the
reception of the llth United States infantry.
Fears have been entertained that these
troops, coming from New York and its vicin-
ity, might introduce the eholera into Rich
mond. Gen. Miles returned from WaahinS-
ton this evening he has accepted the col.
oneley Of the 4Oth United States infantry, and
the officers Of the regiment will be at once
ordafsd to report to hin.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. II.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. II.
Ssveuty OF The bsss sp>aksrs who ase 70
attend fhe Convention Of Loyal Southerners,
e b hold in this city op Tho I'd Of Sept,
kays made appointments for addresses in W
yiieus parts of The cpsgty. This viii siys an
oppOrsanity to hear direct from the Southern
loyal Union men. ~ s4-. Z.
u Convention ef the lpyahas Of Western
Nofth Carolina has been called to Heet In
Lexington, TO elect delegates to this Con-
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Keokuk & St Paul Railway Company
NOTICE Of INCORPORATION,

NOTICE Is hereby given, that ir conform
80 chapsss ~ Of this Gods Of Ioea apewovsd
February sth. A D. 1851. Kdvsrd Kilbourne. John ,
Lash, Lauren Dsvey, 1ssbsn Alien. smith Hamil, suy
Wsils. John 4. Hiatt, Aob~rt = Bower, He~ry Love
Albert l. tC~unslIs, Patrick 0ibS1ns, nAIpA r Love
arthur Brtds.As, Eriah ksglee, = = sord, Chasi~
esydN, q L Pesn, nnoshy Whsttse, J. j. Shsv VI
liam Pssfersos. fhsoasw ciax-st 7ho@ss q nessnan,
Hambdeu Buell., 6eorss =. Kiibcurse, Charles B. Foots
ans O. A. koGg. have Incl uosassd theseves snd all
other persons ~ho nay tseens memb~1 u said Corpo
rstioa iaso body ccrporate and polite, tbs nan.
and asyte Of the
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Z. s. Marshal's Proclamation.
uN.ses Sas u Aaeries, sssser. D.rs.s.. ef Es,.s

cHttea sNaaSS ~ AASft1As fsMssfH OrssR0a - JosrH.
r PETER MELENDY, United States
Marshal FIR the state af loea DO hereby give pub
lie notice in the Of the TniseI ststss against
efty hu-hrls u corn meal n III In Of seizure
and forfeiture. under Act Of Goaress did, the zafh
Asy ofJune. iss< Mt the city Of Keoknk Lee county
Iowa attach ind take frfo possession for safe
dy, any tuhei. OF meal my bnshel. OF rye meal
nry bushels of rye, huodr-d bushels of corn,
Fighter pound. of heIs pair iarEs platform scases
small d., grbd-tone fifteen and aixth bar
reis Of high vines t~o desks chairs steam
gine and boiler one st tub and worm. mssh tnh,
pair burrs four fsrmentins tubs, sundry gesrings
and h<ita.
And also give public notice that The time axaignsd
lbr ssd the nth day ef Sep-
tenber. less, and hereby sdmonisA and all
psrons claiming Inter est In the said fy bushels ~
corn meal d. al. knowing having anything to
say Why tho should be eond ,nned and sold
answer the deand Of said libeAat that they be and
ear before the said District Court fer thu District
Iowa return term TO b. besGn and holden at said
Dietrict Court room, the 18th day cf e~rt aore-
said 1885, At Keokuk Lee county. Io~a Ia said District
sald last named day when and where sAd will
be hsard thea and there 20 int-rpose their claims
sad libel and make r sii~x.fisns IN
half PETER M8LkSpY U. q NJ
augi7-dit By II FULTON, Deputy.
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HRllIDBHAu coIIrgK.

vHE third year Of this new and Rourishing
lnstisasscs VIII commence SsptAAbee llh. rs
PRINCIPAL hnDPy 70 ~ sbls 70 ss1ounce hls pap4s
and that b. has sscursd ths services u two -
nent Iesths from The East Who viii - prssssi 4 he
sc viii b aorded psptl n sldioa 70 osUuRh 10.
sructon 10 Ill tbs branches iaeisdsd n the regnlar
course.
DoernG eaa b furnished to young Ladies' In ths lam-
y Of the Psctpd at tAs rsss Of % PER week seiudng
furnish I'd reom, lights and fuel Yn~n4 gnfsssea ean
obtain board In the village 81 the same rates.
Ter fdrtAsf information address Rev. r O. BERGEN
Principal Of tbs College and Pastor Of the
Church. RtTminghAn, Lows. fsssiSdln
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Parties injured IN the Mutua Benefit Life Insurance
oonpAsy prior 70 Jasuary lst 1895 viii settle their
premiums and receive their renewal receipts Of
suglsd n. L. DUNN, Agent
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Dsns. hss been dissolved By mutual consent
a. D. BALL
Aug 10, 1888. H. /. DUHE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
- the Post ONCE, at Keokuk, on the 18th day Of
A xust lseS.
ua-Tooi,tain any ofth~seistters tho applicants muss
call for adrertis,d tee give the date Of his list and
pay one cent for advertising.
Ladies' List.
Austin Elenex Johason Aias Sinton Rxta Mlss
Bowen Nellie 3 4 Herrck C.thsrin ssehya.ld AAssaa
Mis-. Ho.xh Mary Miss Ms
Beal Martha Miss HAuiita. Loaisa VII Mary
0oAsn Anna Miss Wood Lizxie
Disste le Mugret MoSuln Martha ~hsel-r Ruth o
Davis insArsOv.rton sarah Ysardiy kmm.
6orden Auna fulsan Eliza Ms ssv
Gentle menss Llsas
Baxter Sam J HodeesNJ 1gseHs Jamss
Burrcl Lswis Hoaoenksr 81 VcuDnos Pat
Bailey Jno Hofsr Wm CD Dinnei Thomas
Berry Jno Holm, wn Olive AordeciA
nAur John q Jones n paul posstain
Bdfges Ausust-9 Johnson II PNsons n
CroverAW johnson D Quinton vA
CiArf Irus Kelsey AiexAnase Runner WnH
ECH@WR Kirk Hsnry @ Robtson
DeDeaoW ~ Luckydan Love Smith Frank
Dickey Isaiah Nussissen @ eagye II ~
Dsvh Hansetoe ~ 1ksSkan J6hn
neA9f Peter More Spelling John
tiak AnAssw : Mors Wn eeDsd ~
0reesvA fstspstd q q esswaet w
0ormae EAt 4eA4nts Ja0ss 1As0peea
6rotts Jacob MyNs 1shn cdN Hsos fhss1MU
Hsanss Chas nc0sin james 1Asnssoa
Hoppe Hansy 0Art6 Wefb
Hotnhschss Geo Nihk II N1lki1soa 1obA
Hssrica in 1dbls John WklnshsaA wQy
Hollowsii 4sspsr OF 1ihiea YsassA n1J99
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saefere - C.o4 ee4&4 ssss,ns
$, ss,s.ss.. CtSrf3yA1L ARg. n. y
siik-sevsa deaiAs fon kAalssa Sspsutpl1
Yoo1soay. gfrs n Nd1g xgs sfTsEg ~ -
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HKEp TAck.Iys suppose TINT II is

HARD TAcE.T7We suppose tt1atfi Is A
geRstallS known that S6fhi bread Is the
staple article of diet among good
many Of the Inhatftant the noun
tain counties Of the State. q We heard d
Joke the other day having some relation
70. this existing state Of affairs In the
locality mentioned. One Of this citi-
xens OF thoseparts not long since paid
= visit TO . relative In this city, who,
knowing The scarcity OF sswEeaf fixfns's
in his Sisito rss locat ton, presented him
withaa genuine wheat biscuit to be
given to each of his children on his re-
turn. The journey was long, and the
weather warms so that before the good
man reached his home the biscuits had
become hard and dry. The wonderful
presents from Aunt Jane,s were in due
time distributed TO the tow-headed
youngsters, and they ran of with them
in high glee. Soon one of them made
his appearance with a live coal placed
on the top OF his biscuit, which he was
Ifblowing most vigoFously. tsThat's the
60, Jake cried another, sIblow away;
l 1sn be darned IL hecritter don't poke
his head soutin his shell afore long 7"
The youngsters, who had never seen q
/ biscuit before, sthought they were
young terrapins.
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DIR. TT. HSNER.
ErrEr.rnrfs ErnrnrrES

a -
NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
0FFIcE, SDsE. CKSTRE WHExLING, W. VA.
nR <. HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL VICES OF an Intelligent ASSISTANT who
Ntl attend 20 the FEepartion OF medi-
bic him 70 dive Ilnra Attention 70 ont pa..
uentS speedily to his many friends In The
country. his medicines are an prepared In
hisoSEn once, and All delivered TO his pa
dents by himself Dr.. K treats an diseases
both A elte and GliEonl with which human
remedies which have proyea remarkably
suocessfGl IN many uf those obstinate cases OF
supposEsd to d inenratie anon. winch nav
be HRneds Consumption Scrof6ln. DIS.
chars lEora the Ear oleiaas EslaEsed Glands
treating Liver DlSelses, Stomach Complalnts
BrGr hits and AZ diseases Of the Throat
q diseass Or fhe Heal Nenfa fsffIepsy.
Spinal Affections and an CiiselsEsS OF the Ser
yoLis System y saenoyE by an who have
ever knoWu TO the medical profession. DR.. X.
has been enllnently successful In the treat
Mersfrni OtstTucti ions, Painfnl Afensffr sstioli.
lLencHhea, Uterine End OvariQn TunofR
Prolapsus Uted and an Nervous diseases %
he mi kss 8 specfalfy In the treatment OF
an Chronic Affections Of the Genito Urinary
SstaEEh . q h,sadsr and gEetlrs
pE1bbllnEf OF Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Grayels 1lahatfs and DlficnlI uTinsfing sy-
IhouaERheas lis complielt Ions and Se11ellGs.
EeEmatorrheaa and potency, and ali afieoz
Alsos peclaf attention paid to the treatment
OF Eistpl1s, q White Swelling, SerofnlouS
Sores, VaricoEe Ulcers. &c. Persons an lStel
rarfieulAr1y with old troublesome caseS
should loSe no time to call on or address DR.
kISNE& Communications containing Zee
N Cd elne cash For visits in CITY, same aS
other RhySiefanS- 01dea hours, 3 A. NJ. TO u
NJ =. II to- = N, and s T, II p d. =
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-This Conrt conven-
ed yesterday morning at the usual
hour, Judge Caldwell presiding. There
were a. considerable number Of cases
on the civil docket called and continue
ed until the next term.
The principal part of the day was
consumed in the trial of the case of
Martin l.. .Hill VS.. Lydia S. Crubar.
This was an action of.debt on note for
$500, being the value of q horse sold by
the plaintiff to the defendant The
defence claimed fraud in the sale of the
horse and also set-0ff for his pasturage
and keeping. Many important points
of law were raised by the parties
conflicting The case and ably argued
before the Court. The jury returned
a verdict in favor of the plaintiff for
500, subject to a deduction of SO for
pasturage of the horse. J. b. Chand-
tler appeared for plaintiff and Wheat
and LETTERS for the defendant.
The Court meets again this morning
at q O'clock
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A RUIZ oFR.-YesteriRy morning a
horse attached to an iee-wlgon belong
ing 70 d man by the name of Amick,
took fright and dashed at a furious rate
down street, and while at full speed
turned the corner and made tracks in
the direction of the creek. Not being
quite as big a fool as Tins colt, how
ever, he concluded not to cross the
Rubicon, but stood quietly Mt the bank
of the creek until his owner called for
him and reminded him of his criminal
conduct in a very striking manner.
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YOUNG MEN

Reflect that sound mind and boiy are III
most Necessary requisites to promote connu
bal happiness. Indeed, without these n
journey through Life becomes weary pilgrim.
age the prospect hourly darkenS to the view
the mind becomes Swallowed with despair an
flled with the melancholy reflection that IN
happiness Of another becomes blighted with
our own. -2s.---s--rS
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THE SOLD Folks, LAST NIeHT.-The
"Old Folks gave n concert at WASH
ington Halltlast night, which was pa
itroni1ed by a fair audience. The per
formance was in every way highly
creditabIe TO those who participated in
the exercises, and elected the heariest
applause from those in attendance. At
the close of the exercises, the audience
unanimously requested a repetition of
the, performance, and they have con-
scented 10 give another entertainment
fo-pight. Doubtless the house will be
crowded, and we would advise all who
desire good seat 70 go early.
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UNLAWFUL FIRINa.-Sportsmen and
others in possession of shooting irons''
should be careful in remembering that
there is city ordinance prohibiting
city limits. AR. D. ID. Harmon; ofthis
city, was yesterday fined one dollar
and costs for this offence. The only
exception TO the general rule, with
which we are c0ugersant, Is the case Of
burglars, when the uniform habit Is to
take good aim at the midnight prowl-
ers and give them the best ticks you
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NDoRsEnfENT OF THE PRESS
The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years and u
numerous important surgical Operations per.
formed by Dr.. johnson. witnessed by the re-
porteFS OF The Sun and many other PAPER
notices OF which have appeared again an
again before the public, Besides his standing
asa gentleman character and Responsibility
Is snEhcient guarantee to the afflcted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREr.
EefIla.IHa = =
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The Drawing viii take place sitter the Com
G. 1T on the stage of the Opera House, where
1000 persons can witness It. a Committee
will be appointed by the audience to Superin-
tend the same. All purchasers and agents
AS soon as published. Parties holding tickets
Will retain them until afterthe drawing, and
Ii their number appears in the list of drawn
mum bers, they viii forward their ticket Inn
medIately, with full directions as to the ship
Stores in the city and at our office, lS3 Dear
born street; price 81 90 each. Sent by mail on
receipt OF price and stamp for return postage
Good and reliable Agents wanted In every
city, town and village in the United States. to
whom great inducements are offered. Refer
encea reluired. L - = -.
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IIsEs & stt4s..st iosl fers express themselves

I'm street loafers Ell press themselves
believing that this length OF time Is
about as much as they can stand for the
seven days of the week. We would
suggest to some OF them the feasibility
or moving around tor different locali-
tfes, rs under their present habits they
stand liable to be mistaken for autbma-
tons, dressed mp in box-tail coats and
emitting clouds Of smoke nom bad
cigars. q. 4-.LA-..-.l -.
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Agants Wantsd. ENarYIlMIhara.

GENISSSSs to SIS FOB LADIES AND
"A s. "a so PEI month for Gentlemen, 70
frt-od ne the National 81 SeW1nl, AlneliffleI
The tlS-, and only iitrfect II relllb1e chehu
machine rnade- Il VIII stitch, hem IN tucf
Guilt. hreid. bin x her aEd { ultEt. tler most
6f1ut lf1lIs n te IA Z elsStIc lE Stilcii and
: fully Tarr1ntcd for three Ee1Erss We r1y
1Eents the above s1la-ieS Or allow ccrnrnts-
Son. nom which lWlce thai el1 Be realized.
Addreszs lor clrcull-E and terms. q -
...s.s3ss.. p A HRe g. = s co
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L1r1xN's CIRCUS. was anoth-
err large attendance at Lipman's circus
yesterday afternoon and evening. They
have done an unusually good business
here. every available seat being filed
and many being compelled to stand up
during the performance. Wejudge the
proceeds viii figure up pretty extern
sively in the way of national currency.
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Post Off1ca Drawer 58.S

The proprietors will donate to the Lincoln
and Douglas Monument Fnnd 8 Q00;alSo there
Will beS9 600 reserved from the person draw
Ing the 5000 Prize for The same purpose.
REFERECe~-HOn.M n. 5. Wilkinson, Ex-
Senator OF Mimi; Hon. Geo. v. Lawrence, N.
O., Penn; Hon. Alex. Randall, Ex-Governor
Penn,s Hon. Major DAN Mace, Ex-M- C, OF
Ind.s Hon. Ira ]. Laycock, OF Kansas; Hon.
VIM. 1efhnSweli, Lyons, Iowa; Hon Joseph
Knox, OF Chicago: Hon. {. Graves Smith, OF
Mimi; Jacob Forsyth, Agt- NJ. S. r. R,
Chicago, Ill; n. RronbeFg & Co, importers of
Watches, Chicago: ManseI, White &Co., New
Orleans La. T3t u
lied 10 act as our agents and they will be al
lowed full commission ON all tickets ordered,
whether for themselves or other parties, who.
may order through them. Proposals for in
serLing this dvertisement requested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-12
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT.
so. 600 RoxeS have faen sold within

PrIeeS1 per Box SIX R0xes -
Sold by ATlCARE. KRAFT & Co, Whn!sslfi
Druggists, IS Main street. Wheeling Seszr1%Tii
Wh6lesaie AGENTS for West Va 70 WHOM -
9H1eEs m1st g a[.dEessed. Sold n BetsA' I"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-12
Prof. JOS. EBERT,

ny artlaori1et TrsSivselins Agent. vfn visatthis
locality nom time 70 time and cheerfnlfy
sstsg y c. G. MELI.QR,
fsb22 Pittsburgh.