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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-07
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
Paroisse d'Ouest Baton Rouge,

Dams pafairs do Il Succession Do Marie Martha
Landry, d6ckdee, veuve Rauviere Daigre. No $50.
4 TTENDU que Zepon, Lejenne ! ce jour enre-
IA gistre al Bureau du Grefier de la dite Cour,
un tableau ct compte fnal de son administration
dams 10 sasdite succession, demandant que le di
tablsau soft homologu9e ct son bond annule.
AVIS est par ID presents donne d toutes per-
sopnees entsrEsees de faire valoir leurs raisons,
81 toutefos Giles Cd ont dams les trente jours qui
suivropts u premiere publication de cette notice,
pourquoi le dit tableau ne ssrait pas homologue
Of fsit an jugement de cette cour.
Ismoin ma main et II sceau do h dlte cour ce
IA mars, A. D., 1866. ...-.,,-..-...-...
mcbl7 fs O. NJ. LEBLANC, Grefier.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-07
III ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, bat
Paroisse A'Ouest Baton Rouge,
ha,4 couR DU cToulEAE DISTRICT. .a-
Pisrre Grsnge vs.. NJ. Hsbert ss;
No 1882

EN- vERTU dpue ordre de saisie ct vents ad-
dlresss "a 'Shsrif DO u dits parosse ct Etat On
dstsda S0nS jear do MarsA. .. 1856, Phone
rabls, Il Csur d. Cinqqismo District Jadici.re,
saieis stjsxposssai On vsnts public sui plus Of
frant et . dsrnisr enchsriseur 9, u maison de
Cour Do cetts psroisss,
u sAdEDI, Il Seine jour Do Maj proclaim, \. D.
1869, q m, los pruprisse c-apres dssorite appsr-
tspapt ~ defendant n. Hebsrt, Ssvoir: :soaie
UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE situe
en- cstts psroisss ct msusurant deuv arpents trois
quart e6aes plus On peiss 10 rivfsfe Mississ-
ippi ayec une profpndsur Do yingt-trois arpents
plus on moins, borne "a haut e en- errier par
iacqusreur ct On bas par celles dc Balthassr Du-
puy, ensemble avec touta les batises ct ameliora-
tons quis'y trouvent droits, seryitudee etc.
Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire 10 dit ordre
d'execution. tA -
zTaona Conditions do Il vsnte-CO COMPTANT.
s9i4I " ggiw .I+I Pc. DUPUY DP'y Shn.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-07
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, gt
PAROlss FEST BATON ROUGE,

ssa ETAT DE La LOUISIANA, gzf4
PAROlss TEST BATON ROUGE,
couI DO cISoulsxs DISTRICT JuDic1AiRE.
Dams pafaire de ID succession de Frederic
asIr D. Conrad, deeedes No, s8e8.saId /
EN- ,vERTU dune commission . moi
addresse dams rsdaire ci-dessus, en- date
du lone jour de Mars, 1866, par Il Cour
du 5me District Judiciaire, dams ct pour
IL dite paroisse ct Etat, il sers ofFert en-
'vente publiqus "a plus offrant ct dernier
enchesrinedr 50 q residences du B. II.
Chinp, en- cette paroisse d'Ouest Baton
Rouge . peupres douse mile en- haut De
lamaison Do cour en- cette paroisse d Quest
Baton Rouge. sf,IlsH ,eeg 45 tIsi
-alSAMEDL, ,le 2lme jour 'AssA 1866,
: IL heares 4 n. les proprietes ci-spres
decrites ct appaatenant . la dite success.
ion. d. defnnt Frederice D. Conrad de 10
paroisse dEst Baton Rouge, savoir-..ss
ls4l. .LLNo CERTAIN morceau de terre,
sitae en- cette paroisse d'Ousst Baton
Rouge, etabli ct cultise eneispuemeut
CONNIE habitation sucriere, ct mesurant
vlpgt-trois arpents de face ~ feuve Mis-
sissippi, plus on moins. avec une profon-
dsar 'oi sppartenant, ayant . peurpres dix
,hpit cent arpents De super6oie, borne en-
haat par terre De John Buhler, ct en- has
par eellss du Juge, William B. Robertson,
g en srriere par celles de Il succession
Dc Micajsh Barrow, Nine. Ira Smith Of au-
tres, etsntla meme habitatien acquiise par
El Golrad ct B. r, CHM. de, T. w.
Gbinp. decede. u Is avril, 1850. B. R.
Chmn est la proprietaire dun quart do ID
oios habatation, ,etl 10 succession de F: D.
tas'ad De- trois' autses quartseonme il
a.Reesass dans 70 idite iasts,ci spres men
E'0.-01' .aottasl u tt1isE ais " III
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-07
. ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
ParOisss d'Ouest Baton Rouge,
sIxIEME DISTRICT JuDIC1AIRE.
Raymond. Ricard vs. St. Luc Ricard No
+'--' 1QEg --

h8VuOuu UlC6IU W.. Ot. AUC 0ICNEU N %.
t'-' 1853.
EN- TERTUE dun ordre de saisie
ct vente lance dams raffaire ci-dessus, de
l'Honorable Ia Cour du Cinquieme Dis
trict Judicaire, danset pour Ia paroisse
ct PEtat susdite, date le % Mars 4. D.
1866, ct addresse au Sheriff de Ia paoisse
d'Ouest Baton Rouge ; jai saisie ct expo
serai en- vente pnblic au plus offrant ct an
dernier encherisseur, ID naison de Cour
de cette paroisse, sesig 6sJ1f ..u1o1a B
SAMEDL, le cinquiemc jour de Mai
proclaim A. D. 1866, IL 8. m. les propri.
etc hipotheque ct ci apres descrite sa-
voir:. sf 3--,.., .A..t.-..
UN GER THIN MORCEAU de ter
re situh en- cette paroisse ct deslgnee sur
une patente No. 769, dominee par, L. j.
Segeir, Registeur du Bureau des terres
de laLousiane CONNIE Ia moitie onest du
quart nordoust de section dixhuit des ter
res de bureau Internal improvements "
dams le district sudest des dites terres
(ouest du Mississippi) dams township No.
six sud du range No. onze est, contenant
quatre-vingt acres. ~ ,s5f7 ia.t5#
Saisie pour payer ct satisfaire le mon.
tant du jugement, des interets ct frais
dams l'affaire ci.dessus. "
Conditions de la vente-COMP TAN7'
Favec bepifice d'inventaire. 'f@ '+fn
J.V. DURABLE JR., Dp'y Sh'ff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-07
AVIS d'ELECTlON..


: En- ,ertu dune proclamation de son E1csllencce c
T. Madison Wells, Gouverneur de Ia Louisiana
at en- date du 1GMars 1886, une election 'sesa u
nue. en- cette psroisse le Ter Lund de MAJ pro-
eh,in. etAnt IL fme jour du dit rnois. pour elro
nm Sheriff, un Gref6er du Cour pour h 5ne Ols'
trict Judiciaire, un Recorder, un Assessor; w. un
Coroner, IN Avocat de District poar le 1me pts-
tr;ct Judiciaire somposees des paroiasss dkst r.
ton Rouge, Quest Baton Rouge, lDsrv.ls :. ~ =.
Felicians, un juse de paix ct nn constable pour
cAscoue asrondissensnt du jnri de police. Les
scrutins pour pelecion d. District Ct &c psro1sss
seront ouvertle 7me jour de Mai proclaim, Iso6,
Dc % hsares .. m, jusqu'a = heures P. n aanea
ct place ci-apres designes, savpiE ~ tla a.e.;
Au. Racourci, ala maison de Louis Arcenau4.
comnisssirss, HdaBbvrt Hebert, Villenease Taller
u r, N. ET1illier. a9 sT4d1a 4o aslIgnpQ.f
An Rrulv Landing, au. cafe de Doiron ct Babin,
cou,nissaires, Raphael Hebert, J. B: 'Labauve e'
Theodore Bergerona a.s l-n.a l.aI,, I, g,li,u,.s -
II maison de Cous, Commissaires, n. ). ny
ANS. F. 4. Allain ct N. v: Pope.
-Au Lobdell i Store, . Is 7maison ID ecols, Com
continued on fourth page. ,sef.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-07
: n STATE or LOUISIANA .9fti
! ypARzsH or EAST bATOVR0UGE,
YIyTa DlsrRIcft couRT. s.a bafiH

g' rIYfa DlsrRIcrt COURT. ID batH
~. n the matter Of succession Of Fred
ricrD. Conrad decd, No. 500. its1 tJ,aiaf
ny VIRTUE Of . commission 10 me
d;rected ia the above numbered and en-
t;tled succession. Of date the 10th day of
M.rch, l. D. 1866, from the Hen. Fifth
District Court, in and for said parish and
State will be offered for sale at public
eauctiop to the last and highest bidder. at
m residence of B. r. Chinn in the par
2 ;sh Of West Baton Rouge abo0t twelve
miles shove the court House of said par.
ish Of. West Baton Rouge, on "a s7soq
SATURDAY, the 2lst day Of April
1866. at IL o'clock a. N. the following
describee properly belonging to the said
succession Of Fredrick d. Conrad late
of the parish Of East Baton Rouge, 81
tuated 10 this parish Of West Baton
Rouge, to Wit ..Iq /. : ~
lst A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
in the parish Of West Baton Rouge for
merly established and cultivsted ~ .
sugar plantation measuring twenty-three
arpents front on the Mississippi River
more or less with. the depth thereunto
belonging containg about eigbeen hun
dred super6cial arpents bounded above
~ lands af John Buhler and below BY
those Of Judge William B. Robertson
bsck ~ those Of Micsjah Barrow's es-
tate Mrs. ira Smith and others being the
same purchased by Fredrick D. Conrad
and B. B C6iun from T. w. Chinn decd
on the 18th day Of April, 1850. The
succession Of the said F. D. Conrad being
owner to three fourths of sain plantation
and B. r. China to one fourth thereof as
appears BY said act Of sale above referred
to. 88f@ 5g44tyyg as8 srtfssr. y4Eaft
9od. ANOTHER tract Of swamp land
situated in this parish of West Baton
Rouge known q the Corde tract desig
mated . the South West Quaster Of sec
ton thirty-fye in township 6 range i
east which is included 10 lots No. 81 s d
Sin the South Eastern district containing
one hundred and sixty acres. ts ass#
Il srd. ANOTHER TRACT Of land
situated in this parish Of West Baton
Rouge desigaated as, part Of northwest
quarter Of section ole townshipl7. range
II east cootaingiog 27-S4-l0O acres
known - the Henry Hacks tract.
Eleven nnles poperty Of said Cbion
and Coarsd decd. four heads Of cattle
property Of Said Chinn and Courad decd
Alec about thirty.four shares, Of the Bat
On Rouge Crosse -Tete L Opelousas Rail-
road company, 'three-fourtbs Of which
belonging to the succession Of the deceas-
ed r. D. Conred. eft 9gigfa9T3i T9faHHi T
Upon the following terms and oondi-
'''''' = WV. wHffrrE sb,f. =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-07
ri BLACKSMITHING.

CAMUEL ELwELL respectfully notifies the
y public in general throughout the parish, that
he has engaged JAMES W. POuuE, an expert
enced Blacksmith. ss foreman OF his ebop, ana N
NOV nrenared to do all kinds of BLACKSMITH
ING and IRON WORK, at rates to suit the times.
"a. He respectfully solicits call from all
persons wanting work done in that line Of busi-
ness. confident that he will give satisfaction in
every particular. ~ a..
n6E-shop 1t the Ferry Landing. opposite tho
city Of Baton Rouge. ~ L..a. sst.er
= ae1-1S l. sAM'LELWELL, Proprietor
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-04-07
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Pariah Of west Ration Rouge.
4 a;gas.s fifth. DISTRICT COURT Ii a.o
!, RAYMOND RiGacdl VS.. 81. Luc Ricard

81 1EHyUDuUQ 7SJe13Q7' OS. 0ts9 1s'ou1<
- f5aaf uu No. 1885, atsa t.Yias
BY VIRTUE of writ Of seizure and
50 le issued in the above numbered and
entitled cause9 from the Hon. the Fifth
Judleial District Court. in and tor the
parish and state Aforesaid, Of date March
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BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, June l.
There fair amount Of activity in the flour market,
but quotabe alteration in prices
Wheat-DuIl. decline Of l9l1xc . bushei on No.
spring. In regular houses at 6i3a9l 681c closing At
1885, northwestern s011 81; Nc. spriug neglected
and &c iowea in north side houses l0@l H. rejected
spring very quiet at 7o@73c
Corn-Opened nrmer but Weakened snd closed dull at
s3c for No Bales made at ranges Of from o3154
for No l. SIC for No and 5oS5 for rejected canal
corn was sold the extent Of So Geo bushels, at baS
SAC for No l. and ard at So for No 2 sfoat.
Oats-Dull and easier; sales OF 81 33c for No j. and
soii for No . closing inside price for regular
receipts.
Rye-In good request steady At 6s11oc for No !;
and 569o2. for No 2, according to quality
Bariey-Of prime quality is In good demand at
lot of DO bushels changed hands at Soc delivered
Hghwines-bonded, held at AZ, but the demand 10
limited regular market for freswiats, and
quotations range from . 1T92 60
eacks-So movement in sacks; prices nominal.
1uess Pork-ssc p Dbl lower At 80 IS; other descrp
tons of hog produce quiet bu! grm primims pork ss
&23 90.
Lard-Eteam rendered lard At &c.
Hams-Sweet picked hams l7Kc.
Hog.-At9 90 60 30 for good to choices grades. The
market active and arm At small advance on yssteE-
days quotations.
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yew York N arket.

b. Telegraph Nrv YoRK, Jnuel
Cotton-Dnil and unchanged asasieo for .niddl.nS
UFlour-openei active sad = grade hrmer. but closed
dull at 5Ioc lower 25s so for Extra State; 80 seq
9 50 for to good shipping brands for Extra T.
II. o. and scala for trade Brands.
Whisky-Stesdy Western 9sl.f42 q.
Whea.-Appesred quiet snd firm, eiosed dull, and a
&c lower 2 l5512 Is for good TO prime No Nil.
wenkee, and 20 FOR prime amber Michigan.
C9ra-Uader large receipts AMI pressing desire to
realize with advance In foreign rsgts has eciyed
3atc = bnshe: 1ssa Soc for damaged Westrrn sfO
81 sound d, AT, at cio-ng Al 1sl so 5b@ for
Western yellow, aud SIC for old mixed we.tern
Oats Dull and 1c losee, sia5sl1 for estern; one
carg OF STATE sold a. roc
petro'euu-Duli 2 ar for crude; isc. for refined
in bond.
park-S:eady with fair demand. so 80 for mes
closing 50 oot4 Cssh q Is IS for old do; and ~
Is 42i 20 for for prims A.o LOO tbls for
June July, and August sellers and buyers option
80 2Gt30 -.
Beef-steady at leaa2l pain mess, and q 30 .
- 50 mess; hesf hams firm at H. d4s.
ProyisionsCut meets steady 124 diss. for shoulders
and u q is =; for hams bacon quiet and nominal
Latd-Quiet aud steady, isG22ts
Ba.ter-Heavy 81 l3a for Ohio and aoe42 for State.
Cheese-Qaiet at s11oc
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THE NEW SCHOOL ASSEMBLY.

This body adjourned at ST. Louis, Monday.
Several interesting addresses were made. and
the following, among other resolutions, adopt
ed
Whereas, This Assembly. nits Deliverance
on the state of the coyntry. has. affirmed the
truth that :. Our most solemn National trust
concerns that patent race so long held in un-
righteous bondage" and Whereas, The edu-
cation of the Freedmen Is essential to their
endowment with all the rights and privileges
of American citizens, and is promotive OF a
safe and permanent reconstruction: therefore,
Resolred. That the Churches be recon.
mended to take up collections in behalf Of
the Freedmen, supplementary to the regular
collections for Home Missions, said collec-
tons to be forwarded to such association. in
behalf of the Freedmen, as, by the wisdom
and integrity Of its management shall best
commend itself to the confidence of the con
gregatlon.
Resolred, That this Assembly be dissolved,
and that another General Assembly. convened
in like manner, meet at the Presbyterian
Church, Rochester. New York, on the third
Thursday of May, 1867.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
----
NEWS SUM NARY.

NEW YORK. May 81.
Steamer Atlantic takes out $4,000 in
treasury notes. 1t is estimated the amount
exported for the week will reach So, 200, 900.
The produce exchange will be closed to-
morrow also the custom house, stock ex-
change, &c. Very little business will be
done.
Specials to the evening papers say new
tariff bill is in preparation in the treasury de-
partment
An army surgeon; just from Texas, gives a
gloomy account of affairs in that state
Advices received by the government from
Germany, indicate large run OF United States
bonds within the next few months, in conse-
quence Of the unsettled condition of affairs in
Europe
CLEVELAND, May 81.
The train from Sandnsky today stopped
for broken engine, three miles west from
here, and was run into by the day express
from Toledo. One lady name unknown was
killed, and four or FIVE more slightly hurt.
The President of the Newark l. Toledo road
and superintendent Rucker and Flint are
doing everything for the relief Of the injured.
There will be no detention of travel, as the
track is not disturbed. Will give names when
obtained.
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From Panama.

New York, May 81.
Steamer Costa RIGA brings SS24,50 in
gold Among her passengers is Hon. I. Il.
Nelson. late Z. s. minister to Chill.
Since the sailing of the last steamer Pana-
ma has been kept in state of excitement by
the report Of a revolution being simply ex.
pected. The present Government is So mn
popular and feeble, that with a force Of only
800 soldiers it is in hourly dread of being
turned out of power, and It can onlv Laag
itself in Office by the most stringent measures
Great disappointment has been felt bv the
residents OF Panama, that President Masone.
ra did not visit the Isthmus and see for him.
self the evils of an administration recurring
standing army to support itself against the
The last steamer from the South br;nos
confirmation of the defeat of the Span;ards
at CallAo. The Spaniards received Z most
signal defeat and have left in terrible diserace
It is said, for Montevideo. Prior to their de.
parture from Gallo Admiral Nurez. the
spanish commander, addressed commnni.
cation to the British Consul, full Of the usual
bombast, in which he states that hsyinr chaa.
tised the Pesavisns, he acw leaves tie vatera
u ~ Raci4o, rsaAy stasv tino e yetarn e
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CITY CouScIL.-A special meeting of the
Council convened last night. Alderman Gill.
more, President pc tenn.
Absent-the Mayor and Alderman
Knowles.
Minutes Of the last meeting were read, cor.
recsed and approved.
The petition IN regard to grading the alley
in block l89 was referred to the Aldermen Of
the third ward
The city Attorney, to whom was referred
the petition in reference to the opening of the
alley IN block l55, gave it as his opinion that
the work could not be done except by regu-
lar proceeding at law. The report was ador.
ted.
The monthly report of the Supervisor va.
approved.
The bill of Mr.. Middleton, clerk Of the
United States Supreme Court, Of SIC. go ~.
allowed
Under the heat Of unfinished: business the
Council procssdsd % dissuss IL s.naske1
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H. event Of Peru again growing insolsnt i
my Be added that his dispatch does not con-
tain one solitary word Of truth, that It u en-
t;rely fictitious
Trade on the coast is Frightening mp again.
It will be al right in q couple Of months.
There Is no news Of Importance from Cen
trail America. Gautamala has declined 70
join Chill and Peru, Is have also SALVADOR
and Costa RIGA, and very senslbiy, too, TOR u
ton Of war, when they are in no condition to
firht,
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Financial aIl0 Commercial.
Monetary AMAirs.

By telegraph New YORK, May 81.
The Post's money article says the loan market
Is easy at CAT per cent. Commercial paper is
scarce, and at 63aS per cent. The stock market
is dull, but firm. Governments are well sustained,
and railroad shares strong with exception of Erie
and Pittsburg. Before first session New York
Central was quoted at 973; Erie at 500; Mich.
South. 500; Cleveland Pittsburg, SCI. At the
one o'clock call, Mich. Cent. closed at Is; Erie
at 60A; Mich. Southern at 500; Pittsburg at S43 /;
Northwestern at 2sa, preferred at 5s4 r. L at
927; Fl. w. at 97s. Later, Erie sold at VI. Ex-
change is firm. The quotations for bills at SO
DAYS on London are l0s3ai094; for commercial,
I0yAaI09s; bankers do. short, llo3alll.
LArER.-Governmen securities steady and
moderately active. Freights to Liverpool more
active and I'd better.
In honor of the memory of Gen. Scott, the regu-
lar and open stock board, petroleum board and
gold room, the produce exchange, custom house,
and other public institutions will be closed to-day.
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stock Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRK, May 81.
Stocks firm. d INV 2ss; do preferred $50;
Cleveland pittsburg sal; NJ 5 sos: Mil les.
Hudson 1881, NYCe IS; Is 6s 1857, 1881 do
81 coupons 1904 $50 coup 1862, 1929 Tenn 6s
SOY Treas 1905, I'd, 1888. 81 ln2s.
The Post says the Erie railway directors have
just negotiated loan from prominent capitalists
of s3.4so,ooo on the hypo,hecation of securities
of the company, to run two years certain.
AT the O'Clock open board II cert PSI j;
W L Tel 6ol Erie ell; Reading 1904; NJ S 4
500: Cleve & p SLY; CdRI934: c l. W
2s1; c W pfd $50; Fl W c a7s
Gold at D. m. I401
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-01

PRrsTISC.-T facilities for doing all
kinds of printing at the GATE Cry jon
Rooms are not surpassed by any office in
Southern Iowa. In progressive business,
Ike ours it is difficult and expensive to keep
pace with all the latest styles of type for fine
printing; but we desire that our regular Gus
TONERS, who fancy any particular article of
material, not on hand, shall be accommo-
dated In the meantime we keep the Office
stocked with all the standard kinds of type
ana otner material necessary for the various
descriptions and qualities of printing, and are
adding thereto as new styles are introduced
by the foundries. We invite the special
attention of those desiring anything in our
line. large stock of paper and cards
always on hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-01

A "FEMALE WOMAN" tried to relieve
Des Moines merchant of sixteen yards Of
silk, $3.50 per yard the other day by secret
ang il among her habiimen;s and going. But
in going she inadvertently exposed the goods
and she went home minus that expected silk
dress
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-01

We call attention to the card Of Mrs.
Cronell & Rowman, which appears in our
columns this morning. Ladies will find this
establishment well supplied with such good.
as they generally need, and Mrs. c. & B
very accommodating ladies'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-01

\ TREAr.-Keokuk is to be favored with
an opportunity Of hearing MuRDocH, proba-
bly, the finest elocutionist living. He gives
one Of his readings at the Atheneum, on
Saturday evening. June 9Th. The mere an
nouncemeut will Gil the house to OVERLOOKING
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-01

SEWING MACHINE! SEWING MACHINE IA
Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine, as good
as new, and with all the improvements, is for
sale cheap by L. V. V. Baly d Co. A good
chance for person wanting a No. !
Machine. jel.2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-01

NoTcE.-The customers of the New York
Store are requested to attend our great sale
of staple cotton goods for the next twenty
days. Our large stock was bought prior to
the late advance: for twenty days we shall
quote panic bottom prices, regardless Of any
presen. or future advances. NJ GREGG,
3t-wed-f-i-sun New York Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-01

Thar SABBATH SCHooL went on its excur>
sion yesterday. Pic-nicisIs were out in force.
They freighted full the Eagle and barge be-
side. There were several hundred of them,
more or less-probably more. They landed
below Warsaw, and made raid for the grove
that was the last we saw of them. We re.
turned. They should have enjoyed them
selves-therewe were enough of them land woods,
and weather, time and tide we're propitious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-01

VERY many ladies of our city have the i'm
preston that the stock of cloaks, mantillas
and lace points, at the store of j. NJ, Walters
l. Co. is an old stock. out of style and not
in fashion-hence the stock has not received
that consideration it deserves. Mr.. Madeira,
the young gentleman in charge of the depart.
ment, is from the house Of Gilmore d Madeira,
st. Louis. The stock is elegant and fresh
from their wholesale house. Mr.. Madeira
viii remain no longer than to day and tomor-
row. The ladies Of the city will avail them
selves of this rare opportunity to buy elegant
goods at the lowest wholesale prices. His
silk mantllss are offered for the next two
days at reduced figures from the early part of
the week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-01

If columns Of Sabbath School report
could have been put in one column we would
have had more room for editorial and other