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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-04
EuroPean News.

NE" KohN3 Adgust D.
The Heralds European correspondence
goes to show that Louis Kossuth and the
Hungarian General Klopker, are engaged in
fomenting another Austrian revolutionary
movement in Hungary, and expect that the
national cause will be advanced by the aid
Of Prussia Dangerous popular disturbances
we're looked for in Vienna, should it be OH,
cially announced that the Emperor Francis
Juseph, consents to the exclusion of Austria
from the German Confederation.
The Herald Queenstown, Ireland cores
pondent, says the Fenian movement, has
produced the most injurious effects on the
material and industrial interests of Ireland.
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The RegistT says of the approach Of Il

The Regist4 says of the approach Of the
Valley road to the Capital city
We are told that the blow pipe Of the
railroad engine, which is scientifically called
q whistle, is within hearing Of town. Those
people in Eait Des Mones, who sleep With
one ear open, can hear the prodigious bray-
ing of the king of the highways every mora
ing at three o. clock, each time neares, clear
er, deadlier than beforel The animal will be
at Four Mile creek in three weeks, where he
will pause and gaze with his fiery eve across
the Valley Of the Des Moines, preparatory to
his final lifting Of his fee, beneath the shad.
ow of the Capitol"
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When Mr.. Fssan's little erYi died. la,

When Mr.. Fagan's little giri died, last
week tpoisoned BY morphine, given by mis-
take for quinine), her little brother Johnny
bad similar prescription put up for him.
He remarked TO Mr.. Winstanly, s'Unele. l
don't want to take that medicine; ii killed
sissy, and it will kill me. Oh, no." said
Mr.. W., ''it was not the medicine that killed
your little sister, The little fellow then re-
piled, MAY be not; but wish you would
lei me see my pony before take il, because
don't believe ! will ever see him again. y
He Was shown the pony, took the medicine,
and in one hour afterward was corpse.
Bel,erile (Il Adrocate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-04

A series of appointments have been an.
|ounced for Governor Stone. The FIRST is a.
Hintersett, on the 18th. The Register says
hat Gov. Stoue received IN invitation from
!. r. Cowen, Chairman Of the State Cen.
HI Committee, of Ohio, to assist in the
Snvsss in that State this fill. The Cover
|pr has also received invitations from New
tork and Missouri to attend = series Of Re.
ublican meetings in those States, bat be i
bnpelled to decline them al, and Whatever
|bo. he ca bsssov upon the stump will b
{yoa in behalf of the cause in Iowa.
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Sec. 81. For the expenses Of procuring parch-
ment and Printing the Resolutions amending the
Constitution Of the United States abolishin
Slavery, the sum of two hundred dollars,
much thereof as may be necessary, to,,ts
pended under the direction Of the Secretary
State.
Sec. SIS. To oJ D Hunter, for 76 days serv ices
as clerk to the Joint Committee the Swamp
Land Investigating Committee, the sum Of three
hundred and eighty dollars.
See. Sc. As additional compensation to the
Chief Clerk Of the House and Secretary Of the
Senate, for distributing the Journal Of the House
and Senate, the sum OF two hundred dollars each
to be paid upon the completion Of said distribu-
tion.
See. 81. To Child.. for thirteen days service.
clerk Of the Joint Committee to enquire intoth
charges Of fraud against the American Kmigrani
Company, the sum Of sixty five oliars.
Sec. 5s. For the payment Of additional clerk
hire for clerks employed by the Chief Clerk, th,
sum of one hundred dollars, or so much thereof a,
may be necessary, to be paid the certificate o.
the Chief Clerk.
Sec. %. For the payment Of additional Clerl
hire in the Senate, the sum Of twenty five dollars
or so much thereof as may be necessary, to b,
paid on the certificate Of the Secretary.
Sec. 80. To Ambrose s Mead for trees used il
building stockade by Capt. Choppers Company
Of the Northern Border Brigade, the Of tvs
Sec. 81. To VIM Hale, for FIVE days services a,
Speaker pro tenn, the sum of fifteen dollars.
Sec. 81. For the payment Of the Chaplains o.
the House of Representatives to be divided among
themselves, the sum Of two hundred and fifty
eight dollars.
See 6s. For the payment Of the chaplsins o.
the Senate, to be divided among themselves, the
sum Of two hundred and ifsy-eight dollars.
Sec 81. To J r Baker, for 33 gallons of past,
for use of Eleventh General Assembly, the suu d
twenty six dollars and twenty FIVE cents.
Sec 65. To Theodore Guetich fGuelichl 10,
translating the Governors Message into German
the sum OF twenty Ave dollars.
Sec. &c. To John A DalIdorf for printing Gov
ernor's Message in the German language printins
paper, and express charges, the sum of two hun
dred and three dollars and fifteen cents
See. 81. To Hugh Murray for two days service.
in carrying the mail TO the Capitol, the sum d
eight dollars.
Sec 6s To c + Solberg, ef the Emirr.tior
Emigranten office, Madison, Wisconsin, fo,
printing the Governors Inaugural and Biennia
messages in the Norwegian language, and for tn,
paper furnished therefor, and for transla.ins
| the same, the sum of two hundred and Eve dollar,
| and thirty nine cents.
Sec. 90. To j 2 Stibolt for translstinr III,
Governors Inaugural Message into the German
language, the sum Of twenty five dollars.
Sec. 10. To Der DemokrAt for printing tn,
Governors inaugural Message in the Gsrmsn
the snm Of seventy seven dollars and eirht,
eents-
Sec. II. For expenses in relation TO sicknes
and funeral of Hon. N. 7. Brown, the sum Of tv,
hundred and slsven dollars anA sixty-lse cents
| as follows, viz. y
Railroad and stage fare to and from Des
Acines Of Mrs. Brown and her son . al Oh
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

to the Grand Jury by Judge
Abel-Mihtary Com mi ission for the In
vestAgation Of ths Riot In session-The
Negroes still Belligerent-A steamb boat
Captain Ktlled-Me m bers OF the Com
vention Indicted by the Grand Jury
and Arrested,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
N9ry York Market
NEW YORK, Jan 80

NEW YORK, Jan 80.
Cotton-lc better 49a5Qc for mid
dhug. Flour-quiet and without mate
rial change; S7,75a! So for extra state
s6.JOa, Go for extra round hoop Ohio
SS65aIl 30 for trade brands. the market
closing ouiet. Whisky-dull and nom.
nal at S2,26. Wheat duh and without
decided change 30, Milwaukee club at
Sl,74 in store. new do. 81 ,15. Rye-dull.
Barley and Barley MIolt-dull and nomi-
nal. COrn-mOro active. but prices
without decided change T9aSlc for I'M
sound S2aS5C for sound mixed western
in store and delivered Oats-frmer but
less active If 43a45c for unsOund western
5saGQc for sound Petrolenm-steady
crude qt32i refined in bond more &C
tive an S5a59c. Pork-opened tirmer, but
closed heavy and lower So 7ja29,25 for
new mess, closing at S2S,75 cash. S22,21
for old do closing at $685. cash. S2O75
a2l for prime S22,50 for prime mess
G,5UO bb!s new mess for February, March
and April sellers option at SIS, 12a29,373
Beef-steady at SlG,50a20 for new plain
mess; S2la24 for western, Beef Hams
6rmer; western at S4la4l Cut Meats
quiet, at lIal2Ic for shoulders IL for
hams. Bacon-tirm, Cumberland cut or
thespot aud for February delivery, sci
ler's option n I5aI53c Dressed Hogs
heavy and declining at l2sal3c for west
err; chiefly l24al3al54 Lard-heavy
at lsalHc lee for choice Buttsr-uo-
changed, sales 1T 20a23c for OLic; Z5aSS
for state Cheese-dull at j2a3l9tC
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rR1wEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
RrLEMIs BAKER.
Subscription Prices.
Photographic sun,uuary.

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
Sl,4O4 rr
4 destructive FIRE occurred in Phil a.
delphia yesterday morning. Also one in
Newark. Ohio, destroyed property to the
amount Of twenty thousand dollars
On Sunday last the steamer Miami
blew up and burned six miles above the
mouth Of the Arkansas river One hun
bred and thirty lives are said TO have
been lost.
Anotogioua character, calling himself
Jack Shepard, escaped from Sing Sing
prison yesterday afternoon
a dispatch from Washington states
that sixty.nine members Of the House in,
tend to make speeches on the question OF
reconstruction.
IAe jail md city guard house at Ma
rietta, &C., we're destroyed by FIRE ashort
time since, and thirteen persons burned
70 death
The trial Of Semmes will commence
this week or the first of next.
The proposition to turn over the CO.
eminent property at Harper,s Ferry to
West Virginia will be reported against
by the Judiciary Committee in Congress
More rumors are rife in Washington as
to the trial of JEFF Davis. 1t is now
said that the meeting OF Maor Generals
there is for the. purpose Of forming a
military commission for his trial
tits stntad that the telcgraphic dis
patch giving the Presidents views on
constitutional amendments vas revised
and its publicity authori3 ed By the
President
The steamer Missouri yesterday morn
ing exploded her boiler and sunk about
mile and { half y ovc Evansville, Ipdi-
ana. Report says that out Of crew OF
one hundred, but twenty survivors we're
taken OF. ---
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Cincinnati MarkC..
CINCINNATI Jan. 80

-
F'iour-strady aud without change III
PRICES, S7a7,.0 for superdue; sSa9 Tor e@-
ira; s9,25al0 for family elO,%5all 1or
fame Whaar-Quiet at SIZE for num-
her ore nerT red. Corn-dull at 55c for
number one shelIed Oats-dull At $50
for number owe. Rys-s5eaiy at T5c frr
number one. Hogs-active and prices
advanced to I'll, 5Jall GO for city dressed;
receipts 1900 head Proyisions-tirm,
with a better demand anl more BUYERS
than sellers Mess POrk-active ate%. -
for city; 600 bbIs sold AZ this quota
ton. Bull Meats and Bacon-uncbanged
Green Meats-st steady at Ja9Ic for shout
ders:224c 1or sides; lGalG4c for hams
Lard in good demand It l1tc Tor prime
city. Groceries-unchanged Cotton
frmer; closing At a for middling Wits
ky-steady at So for prime Gold
81 4O4
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
ThrOuEhGine 90 California,
AT MEXICAN PORTS

TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORT
i and carrying the U. s. Mail Leave Pier
No. ~ North River, foot Of Canal street, at -
o'clock, noon, on the lst llth and 2lst Of every
month except when those dates fall on Sunday,
and then OH the preceding Saturday for AspiD.
wall, connecting, via Panama Railway, with one
OF the COmpanys Steamships from Panama Tor
San Francisco, touching at Acapulco.
FEBRUARY.
let HENRY CHAUNCEY, Capt Gray, con
Meeting with COLORADO, Capt. Watkins
10th ATLANTIC. Capt. Maury, cOnnecting
with SACRAMENTO, Capt Caverly.
zlst NEW YORK, Capt HOrner, connecting
with CONSTITUTIONS, Capt. Fsrnsworth.
Departures of lst and 2lst connect at Panama
with Steamers for South Pacific POTta Those
of st touch at ManzanillO.
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES n CURRENCY.
First Cabin. $500 Second Cabin 500. Steer
age, SlOO.
A discount OF oue-q quarter from steamer rates
allowed TO second cabin and steeTage passengers
with families Also an allowance OF one .uuar.
ter on through rates 10 clergymen and their tam
iiies and school teachers soldiers having hon
orable discharges, half fare.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult Baggage. masters accompany baggage
through, and attend TO ladies' and children with
out male protectors. Baggage received on the
dock the day before sailing from steamboats,
railroads, and passengers who prefer b. send
down early
An experienced surgeon on DcsrI Medicine
and attendance free
Steamer will he placed on the line j January
lat, 1895 70 run from New Orleans 70 AspiG.
wall, via Havana.
For Passage Tickets or further Information
apply at the CompaDys ticket ofhce, on the
Wharf foot OF Canal street North River, NeW
York w q BELLOWS,
tan236n Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
SWAMI HOUSE,
DARxERsRURG, VA, CA.

Es1, VA, CEAN[s-
L ED HANDS. On Thursday, October stb
lSt3, j. w. Dent, late of the Richmond House,
took possession OF the Swami House Tor n
term OF Years. he hopes, by strict attention TO
BUSINESS, to merit continuance of the very LIB
etor OF the Richmond -.
IseES department. rs in the charge Of the
sep20 v " . ~
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
For Sale or Rent.

THE LARGE AND COMMO DIOUS
i dwelling situated on the northeast corner OF
Fourth and Union streets, with or without the
largest part of the Furniture
II sold, il will be sold for long term, in in
stalments, properly secured. If rented, il will
be rented for long term, and completely re-
paired. Apply on the premises. TO
ian3Otf .SHERRARD CLEMENS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31

Tie m2rkct :!r beef cattle was do.
pressed by heavy receipts, and fur ord;.
nary stock prices were Somewhat Io,re,..
the supply OF first class steers was mad
equate TO the demand, aud for this class
prices were the same rs last week; the
prices for all other grades were tribe
lower. Hogs arc more plenty and lower.
as above quoted.
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Having purchased OF llr. N. RheinstIor. his
entire STOCK otGoods, We would respectfully III
10 I'm the pU"liu tina. II Is our intention to IL.
crease ihe stock aud conduct the business on =
iuore extensive scale than it has been hereto
fore. Being directly connected with one Of the
largest Importing houses OF Philadelphia. We
viii be enacted TO offer great inducements 20
both merchants ard II tail BUYERS
u. a. ADLER-S co.
y. y. Ar-EE. Wheeling
KoIS. AplEE n HoaN, Philadelphia
LIN lS6S.l
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PUBLIC SALE.

tTEIl, ON sATURDi TEE
j 9th day OF JANUARY, 1896, offer at public
sale at the front door OF the Court HOUSE OF
Ohio county. one.thrd Of each OF Lots numbered
3s and 50. IN front and extending back l32 feet,
living in the immediate vicinity Jf the Grant
ian21.td FRANCIS K ARMSTRONG.
The above sale Is postponed untll SATuR-
DAY FEBRUARY Sd
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Ncv Week. Money MARKET

NV IVNh. JAN y
.done--Qust and steady at Sac Per
cent Sterling EzchaDGe-dull at Sl.lSt
el0ss Gold-frmer; opening at Sl4CG
advancing 20 Sl4Ii; closing at5i 400
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RaIfinore Market.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 80. /.

Flour-dull and high grades 20c lower
Wheat-dull and 2a3c lower corn
active; 9Sa95c for white; 9oc for yellow.
Oats-firm at Acc. Provisions-steady,
WhiskY-dull at S2,3l.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

l. my entire STOCK .. Dry Goods, MlAluery aud
Variety articles TO MeSsTs. u. \. ALL Elk y
Co, oi Philadelphia. hers1y tender my
thanks 70 the citizens OF Whee iug aud vicinity
iOr the liberal patronage when taey have
bestowed upon NE during my business expert.
euce i'll this city. Seru!l ue 10 recommend my
successors to TIE patronage Ct u generous pub.
nc as gentlemen WHO Will labor ~ please and
satisfy. NJ. btNSlkOM.
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For Rent.
Farm For Sale Low,

II
i sale my Farm, containing JTi acres OF land
situated III Richland Township Belmont coun
ty Ohio on the National Road, eight
miles hon Wheeling and - from ST
Clairsyille, The Land is well improved three
acres in grape vine, and the remainder in er
cellent condition for gardening purposes. There
s OH the premises first rate Tavern stand,
with stabliDg and plenty Of good water There
is also tine orchard OF well selected fruit trees
and an arched wine cellar. together with a first
rate still house. with all necessary improve
meul ) and couveniences l will sell on the
most reasonable terms For particulars call
and see the undersigned Gu the place near It
Clairsville Belmont county Ohio
octI7-tf CHRISTIAN WELTY.
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Executors Sale.

4 WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC AUG
i TION, on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3lst,
1866, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the late residence
of L. Lewis, decd corner of 9th and Hampton
street, all the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
consisting of Parlor Furniture, Chairs, Tables,
Bureaus Beds and Bedding, Carpets Oil Cloths,
Mattings, Window Blinds, &c, &c. Sale posi-
tive. Terms cash. JESSE P. LEWIS,
ianeots Executor
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shares, $40 Each.
y Capital Of $500. 900.

y liberal trade from the country aud country
stores scIS!ted We wall pay cash OF neIchau.
die ior produce that 10 IL good condition. Cali
and set every thing you want At lowest rates
,.IIZI-uAwu WM. GREGG II lu.usr
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For Sale Reasonably.

ONE BRICK HOUSE Situated
" in Ritchietown, near the sawmill, in which
1 now reside, containing nine large rooms an; ana
kitchen, with good cellar, and never Ialil5g
we'll of water There are two full lots OF ground!
also two Engines, feet stroke, IL inches IN d.
ameter, nearly new. 9Oh 81 II 70. a.
Agent.
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MAIL TRAIN.
noily Train
Train for the West.

WHEELING, Nov DIST, 1860
ON AND AFTER THE 9fst of NO.
" MEMBER, the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling Tor the West will be dispatched from
the Depot Of the B. & o. r. r. Co. at 4:4o a. m,
$40 p. m, and leave Belwood on the arrival OF
the c. o. r. r. trains at lao am aud 1925 pm.
nov23 u
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RIVER NEWS.

TIE RIVER was falling slowly last
evening, with eight feet water in the
channel
The C. E. Hillman Capt. Mason, ar
rived from Cincinnati, with a good trip
She leaves for that port this evening
The steamer Viola has entered the
Wheeling and Pittsburg trade
The Potomac left for Cincinnati, with
a fair trip
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p,g aEs9o " 9 EXi,..,o.
MICHAEL J. ROHAN

WORKER, ON MAR
wi KE1 STREET, between the Custom
House and the Ifttls Suspension Bridge. Mon.
umental work Of sn kinds made TO order. CITY
aud country orders viii be met With promptnes:.
apl5-ly
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P. w. BoSLEY,

MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON
NJ AND FANCY CANDIES and dealer I'm
Foreign Fruta Suts. etc. No. l3s Market St..
wheeling, We.
Also fsrtiss and Weddings Furnished with
Ice Cream and Cake 81 tie skSytsst netes.
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For Sale on Reasonable Terms,
FOR SALE.

iTPsF INDEKsEGNER Of HE HS
i lis property in FULTON Tor 'aie ith al me ls
itur house; a sausage machine, four wagons
carriage nine sett OF harness, &c II the above
property is not sold by Thursday February Z2d
Il viii all be sold at Public Sale that and the
fcl!oTYing days Terms made known ON day OF
sale. CASTER EoEihLEE
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THE WEST VIRGINIA MINING
Il AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
directors

rIRECTOEs
HENRY CRGS3LE. Pres't A. Allen Eo-e,.
Jacob Berger, Vice w 3. Simpson.
II. W. Burt 7. II. DodsOp
v. < Peterson, ST..
Tia Company u now fully organized ana
viii In short time commence the manufacture
Of Refined Carbon and LubricatiDg Ou5 Lamp
Wick and Lamp Cbinneys.
For inform Etion IN regard 20 the suck CT b1s!.
ness Of the Company, apply 10 either Of the IN.
designed, or at the C01paDy's Office on Main
street next door % the NJ & II Bank.
w. Z. PETERSON. Jr, Sect.
8. P. HILDRETH, Treasurer.
JOSEPH II. CONNOLLY. superiudsrt
dec
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81. 900, 90.
FOR ONE DOLLAR

Which they need not pay until 1t is known what
is drawn and its value. Entire Satisfaction
Guaranteed in all cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
Would call attention to the fact of its being the
Original and Largest Gift Association in the
country. We are therefore enabled to send
FINER GOODS, and give better chances to obtain
the more rdllgdt!e prices than any other estab-
lishment OF the kind. The business continues
to be co nducted in a fair and honorable manner
and large and greatly increasing trade Is proof
that our patrons appreciate this method OF OBJ
tanning rich and elegant goods
During the past year this Association ESS
sent very large numGtr Of valuable prizes to
all parts oil the country, Those who pGtroriEe
US will receive the full value of their money, as
no article on our list is worth less than One Dol
lar retail and there are no blanks.
Parties dealing With rs may depend ca baTiEg
prompt returns aad the article drawn will be
Immediately sent TO aGy address by return mail
or express.
The following parties lave recently drawn
valuable prizes IRON the EuTeEa Association,
and have kindly allowed tie use OF their names.
many other names might be published we're re
permitted
Doctor j K Marsh II, Chestnut street, Phil
eielpha Pa Piano, value $50. Col. s. n, Ro-
bertson ST Charles Hotel, New Orleans, La,
Oil Painting value SlCG Mrs Lucy Adams, De-
troit Mich, Gold Watch, value $50 Patrick
Burb, III Chapel street. New Haven, CT Melo.
deon, value 500 Jesse h Williams, Spring.
field Mass. Gold Watch, value $3.50 Mrs. Nj.
N Roberts, Revere House, Boston Mass,
Piano value $3.50 Hon. Nelson J White, Wash
ington, u, c., Oil Painting, value 500; Luther
Brown, - Pleasant street Fall River, Mass,
Gold Watch, value $50 Mrs. j, Phillips, Wor
cester. Mass, MelodeOu value s2OO, j, ).
Brown, Westheld Mass, Gold Watch. value
SIPS Miss L DAVIS NatlCk Mass, two prizes
Melodeon, value :22j Cluster Diamond Ring
value 600
Letters from various parties throughout tie
liable gifts, may be seen Oh ME at our office.
To be Sold for One Dollar Each,
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New Eo-;; Cattle 7Iari:ci.

New IoEK Jau. 50, $500
CUIanI prices for the weel, At al tie
markets, are IS follows
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-30
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