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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13
Buffalo.

NovEMRER l2-FLoUR-ouiet and easier.
No. spring Sll 55@I2; amber winter sl8 md
ID q; white winter western sl4 5O9l8.
GRALH-Wheat dnll; sales l8,0O5 bushels.
MuMaukee spring nominal at about q 2O
CoTn-sSaleS LOCO bushels at 81 1891 II. Oats
ley-Qntet. Rye-Sales 500 bushels MilJan-
kee At 81 %. -
PRoyIsIoNs-Pork S28 %. Lard I5<al6c,
WHSKY-NomInal at Sc 49,
CANAL FREIGHTS-FinmeF: TO New YrTi-
wheat lgc, corn l6e; carriers asking 2Ic on
wheat f7c on com at the close.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13
WEEKLY BANK srArEsrErr.


NEW YoRK, Nov. l2.-The current prices
lows:
BEEF CArTLE-First quality per head s1s:
ar 70 good Sl49l6; common S110l2; Inferior
Cows AND CALVEs-Extras per head slOOa
lSO; INST quality SS5995; ordinary S7O9SG
common S80970; inferior 4O95O. >
VEAL CALVES-Flrst quality per u l31Stal4:
ordinary l29lS; common lO9l2; inferior 90
SHEEP AND LANrRs-Extra per head s7Gs;
50 1904 IS; Inferior s. 25@350.
SWINE-delvy cum fed per n 75<675kC;
light and medium 7d7IZc.
The market for beef cattle has experienced
heavy decline since last report; sales to-day
of the very best cattle al l6c while po0i s0Id
the depression being caused by the continued
market.
Mich Cpws sold less freely, and in some
cases slight decline has been Bubmitted.tO
veal Calves, the unchanged demand being
moderately active and the market steady nj
lS1zc for choice, though an occasional sale
was made AT lac at quotations above:
The market for sheep and lambs although
actlVe ana nrm during the latter part of the
week. opened with less activity, and prices
were barely sustained, though not quotably
nom 9S1Fc-receiPts large,
me hoB market, under continued heavy
receipts and the depression in the poFk mar
ket. has ruled decidedly lower, prices having
Ga1len on fully 21<@25Ec per h, with sales OF
western corn fed at nc per Eb-QUOtAtions
The total receipts of all stocks at all the
yards for this week were as follows: Reeves
IlIIi cows, 20; veal calves, 1923: sheen and
lambs, A,4ADi swine, l7,T7l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13

CINc1NNAT1. Nov. 12.-The Exchange
Bank at Munice, Indiana, was broken
open last night and robbed of SI2, 1000
In greenbacks and &, 900 In u. s. bonds.
The robbers escaped,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13
DIed.'

CLEVELAND, Nov. l2.-Hon. Hiram
V. Wilson, U. 8. District Judge for the
Northern District of Ohio, died Sunday
at midnight, of consumption.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13
st. Louis.

o. NOVEMBER l2.-corToS-lOwer at sl1Ie
FLoUR-Lower and unsettled; choice fall
superane at $40 q; single extra SO 9OSII 50:
Wheat-Lower and irregular: mill
en-, standing on; spring 81 H@2 Is: prime fall
z "; choiee S25092 50. Corn-HeaVy al 7569
at H@50c. 80 -
PRovLsIoNs-POEk-E8O for new. Bacon-
New sugar cured hams he, Iar(l-i7c for
oN W4ns aeE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13
PhuadanIafa.

NovE1nHR ~ CArrbE-Beeves, in
u, 600; sales at I69161fc. for extra: i7c'
Tor choice; 14E915c. for fair TO good.
, SSa6EEEP-AdVanced; sales OF 16, 600 at
Hoos-sales of 3,1OO head at 81 Oot0
u 90. net -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-13
B. F. CALDWELL.

A. P. TRANzEL1- LEwrs TRA,szE1.r..
A. r. FRANzELL & BRO.
We VIII continue the Hardware business
below Monroe, where by keeping q well Sc
lected stock OF goods and dill1Rent attention
e9 ncs palEon nH p FIRANzr1.r. : mo
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afoNEY ANp sroCKs.

MoNEY-Steady at 598 per cent for call
loans Loans. Sterling exchange Is steady ut 1899
GoLD-For inst class bills, American gold,
lower, opening at Ia, decling to 1431S, nd.
Vancing to l4I1S and closing at 1875.
GOvERHMENT STOCKS are rather more
steady. SD coupons '65, new, 1897; 10 40
coupons 1907; 7-SOs, End series, lO55S.
SToCKS-LOweT; Fort Wayne 1897; Alton
d Terre Haute 451S; Rock Island 1857; Nortli-
western 50; do preferred 7794; Illinois Central
l24; Reading ll8 Erie Sl3s; New York Central
li814; Pacific Mail 2431z; Atlantic do lllL;
western Union Telegraph 5lL; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates Ak.
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Steambuats.
FOB CINCINNATI

The splendid steamer "EDIN-
e4aFt ABURG," Capt. /. L. Thompson,
1lsszss=szllG. w. THOMPSON Clerk, will leave
as above on Wednesday, the 18th inst, at 8
O'Clock p. m. E..z.s. n r
For frelght or passage, apply on board or to
novl3-2t BOOTH, BATTEI.LE g CO.. Agents
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1Arnsr nloNFrARl

ll49ll41I: 5 Dos, registered, f82, iO9K fO9X; do
coupons Us, l0-4Os reg. 16l1S 9IOON
DO coupons l0o1zgl991l4ii August 7-S0s l071S@
The stock market was heavy and lower. At
me me last oPen board, after call, there was
The following were the closing prices: Ohio
and Mississippi Certificates 3id3i1S; Western
Union Telegraph 5l1<9511S; New York CentH
Reading 1854 @u55S; Michigan Southern SSR
gS9; Illinois Central l281S9l2I; Cleveland &
Pittsburgh 10000; Cleveland & Toledo lI7K
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14
fiamtial nh Gsrufrrial.


The wool market rules steady and m, Aoo
fair tr.de IA been consummatsd during the pas
vesk. potvithssasdtse the istervsstton q or
national holiday. Tbs lase movement n ~ sooos
market, relieving mansfsotarsrs Of . IsfgsPossion
Of their stocks, has brought IN buyers o. the ~
m.,srisl. and he seasonabIs demand for con-
sumption 10 fully up 10 tbs average siaBdard:
hieh range Of gold, the profcsed change m me
tariG. and the high prices at which ths nev eiip y
ssliins in the country, have also tendency 70
stimulate purchases in the Eastern markses, -
tome cases considerably in advance Of immedisss
wants.
old stsple remaining on the market few iou
Of choice old Psnnsylva sad Ohio aeece have
heen closed out since our last report, at sxtrems
prices. Tho nsw clip 10 nov eoning forward qu'ts
freely from several good wool growing States ana
the receipts during the past week nave oeen
large. There is now . fair assortment Of new
Ohio. Michigan and Pennsylvania 1eece osssiog,
and considerable sales have been made 1t isx
margin on lots bought vp early in the season, ool
prices on the seaboard ere not yet high enough 20
~eve the WOOL which hiss lately been taken 10 the
est By speculative operators-
Manufactures, altar having played the mi,-
chief in the sosntTy nsrtsts, ~ conPslnSs W."
these crasy speculatOss, ass HoW turning thsif -
tentiop to the great distributing markets o. tpe
ceuptrv nearer bone, and paying the penaity
of their iuterfercace With the regular course OF
trade. in tho advanced prices everywhere Dc
manded for the commodity.
The Eastern buyers have to some extent retired
from the 6eia--eonclsdins thst discretion vas the
better part Of vslor-there has been less excite,
ment in many portions Of the West where wool
has been selling 1t extreme rates. 0rowers, and
ind that matters we're being pushed little too
fast and too far, mora piiable and disposed 70
souprouise differences. n shc-t, pricss ass
easier from frat hands, and operators morn dis.
posed to eonsigs to the Eastern markets, instead
Of selling ON the spot - in some cases they have
been able to do ct hasdsous pnset.
There il now . fairer prospect that an equiiib-
rum between city and eoussry prices will soon -
restored, and then We may expect the wool srsde
to resume its natural course, from which = has
bsss tsmporarily diverted. Still the new clip -
some sections, who're purchases have NOT yes -
made to any extent, is hsld 1t prices which mat
prevent its being marketed for the present, ana
until more rational views shall prevsii.-O'sess~
aasi Bulletin, Jaty7.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

New York Market.
BY Telegraph NAV Yoax, July Is
Cotton Dull; 3sO3e for middng.
riocr-Dull and heavy and lu0'se lcv.r0 So
50 for extra etate round hoop OAiv SO oe03 -
fol trade b. snds, closing quiet
vhess-Du ssd heavy exespsfor prias spsing which
Is - 2s02 u for No Milwaukee y % for
new Amber fcva.
RyeDuil and dropping, sales Of % 900 bushels West
ern At 90.
Barley and Barley Malt dull snA sosinai.
Coxn-0psn-d shAAe Arnss, ciessd With ffss ssllefs
1T yestsrdays prices; s5ossc for uss,und mixed
Western. solSos7e for sound do and ~ for wsstsa
yellow.
Oifs-Lcver, soos3 T e choIcs.
sog1-stsady and nors sctivs; Cub. 1oxorl<; Hs-
vans M.
Petsolss p-DuI % for crude 3. fo- refined 10 bcsd
Pork-opsned hrmer. eios~i heavy ta2 l2l< IS. 81
for mss< closing at 81 l21< cAsh; . 70 old do;
~ 75Dd o. for prime.
Besf-without change; sloO21 70 new plain meas
~ sos2a 50 new extra mess Beef Hams dali and
nominal, tls 20.
Cut. Ns.s-Firm; ls,1sis,sc for shoulders 49, so2o
fpr Hams.
Bacon Dull and nominal: little cnsripx.
LArd-Qa,et; 1s<o2l.
Rutter-Duli at 70 Dsse for Ohio. and s7oSo. fos
State.
Chesse-DaIk scarcely 20 Arm; e02oc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

LAST night little after nine O'Clock
heavy crash was heard IN the building occu-
pied by BRowSwELL Bios. as an Iron store.
About fifty persons assembled in the street in
front of the store, some thinks the flooring
had given way while others believed the roof
had fallen 10. The door was opened in .
short time and it was ascertained that large
quantity of spokes that had feen piled up in
the third story bad fallen over, many of them
passing through the hatchway to the first
story. making noise that was heard for sew
eral squares around.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

prss, SPRINGS promise to become very
populsr Western institution; avery fAshiona-
BILE resor, Tor Western folks who want to es-
cane town. Some from our city are there
and for time there bid fair ts be very con-
siderable exodus thither Of Keokukisns. The
Governors Of Iowa, Illinois and Missouri ana
their families, are to spend the hot weather
thcre
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

Chicago 0sr8es.
~ relesrsph.l cHlcaoo. July -.
Tue Produce Market to day vas dali. bsysrs having
the afvsntsge.
wheat-R%gulas No Spring b stiii manipulated By
speculation; market sesy sasstted salss 81 IL "a
81 closing II 81 s. 10 horthssss<ra No dnlisi ~
q as DO No sppg 10 north side housss n u o. II
Elevator 81 1e; Rejrcfsd Spring quiet at 20
Flour -Inscti-s ss6 bet tile more shas se.inat
sm- sales Of white winter 81 eis o. Spring Kxts =
SO 2sDio Is; unsonnd Spring = logs 3.
Cu<nEct assise prices rsesdsd ko1<e. With ssles
Of N, at 81 0ssh No 1854 9sI1< rejected ssos61$
yeiow ca e2x close market dull: 67oslA fr hssA
rec. hts Of ny In Canal Corn qsi~t ssosss Tor
No ]; ss,s for hisA uinsd.
osts-Lull; " lower all Sale slLos7 for No l.
2p5<esl for No p closss quist - 3i}40Ssk for No
and ..
R,e-pul and 2aae lover s.ie, =, q ,1Ses FOR No /;
eAD65 for No 2 closing quilt.
Baxiey-puil.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

LANES. Misses and children's boots, shoes
and slippers, very elegant in style, beauu'ui
in 6t. and neat in finish.
Also gentlemen and boys work IN great
variety. at Stewart l. Deans, corner THIRD
and Main streets, Keokuk Iowa WV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

w.R. BIDLExAS, bought large stock OF
sai,ers, fne kid and other summer shoes for
ladies and misses wear before the late rise in
prices of boots and shoes, which will sell u
less prices than would pay at present Eastern
rates. Call and see for yeurself-No. ~,
Main s.reet. {2t thur6sat)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

FoR restoring gray and faded hair. prevent
ing its falling of, keeping the scalp clean, and
beautifying the whole head, Tebbett's Physio.
logical Hair Regenera.or has no equal. ID.
A. Kerr, Agent. Sold by all druggists
;v6-fri-suu- wed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

ArcrroS.-Howe l. Tyler will sell this
morning at 10 o'clock. one Express wagon on
springs. Lot second hand furniture; also .
lot of Notions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

SPECIAL CAurIos.-Mr. Winslovs Soothing
Syrup has become popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. winslo~s.
Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslov OF the
Soothing syrup is not connected With any othsr
article. lune3-dwASm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

Oua friend Dr. Ingersoll, Surgeon Dentist
ba. reported home again and is At the service
OF hie patrons.
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Hotel Property for Sale.

.hE UNION HOUSE, 1t Hamilton. on
= ao.isa sok~k. ~ftA hire sed o.. ,vs-s,d
o. whs sffnats 70 tNo etofS ~ HI ~ Bald
Aet~t soa cellar ftere gcoA vels u water Nth
I'm for - he,f~-. ltess 6 q enc for A., %, =
Desiring u RsEe In The tel Bu ne>s Ye psy s~vr
- VIII he esrn p,oprie d~sr ~ T. On a~-
co~t~t 81 ~. III sish Of ~ VIE n e ESQ iitls
I'd or saie.
-, 'arsbsr informstca isqui : ~ s. ko.@..s, %
p tms-e- Or - II fEx-rycR.
m.yN Real Ests II nj, he Inn.
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To the Public.

THE undersigned. approaching the v..s
IN his MI ~ lar~a IT. I'D e,.,l Y. 49,
ss. ~ Y. A. s, ss q u. es. = ..spy iAis
IN 0.'mnd 20 II Il r. Rt.ts 81 ~ a.. a.st.~ ~
sa@n<r month"; Esy b Beena 49,
Cho4cO HuAS4vS UU4s4n ~
r. Fssiss SC sAs SeaY -
.s.fcs 81
- CAEA snA ssLsr ri RNSr b asaes.ts
sss NERsSJA
ea.Hr*1ev tn - tt,a f4sor - snf - -
w ~ = .l.s..i - - ~ y - ~ Se3e
js1aam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

We would call attention to the advertise
ment Of Rice, Brothers, Commission Mer-
chants, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, found IN our
advertising column to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

Tar MEETING TO HIGHr.-There Was an
adjournment OF that Town Meeting Tuesday
evening unto this evening. 1t meets in fur
therance Of the same objects for which the
FIRST meeting was called. Some persons are
trying to give this matter political coloring.
That ia trick Of six by nine demagogues,
street politicians, to whom the security Of
our citizens, and the quiet and good name OF
our city are of no weight when these men can
manufacture capital for their low partizan
purposes.
1t was proposed that our city police admin
istration should be enlarged and its effective ;
ness increased; that the rule of pimps ant
roughs should cease that our ladies should
be permitted to walk our streets secure from
insult That is matter that concerns all our
citizens. II is the most consummate and
reprehensible demagogueism that tries to in
vest that movement with partizan character.
In the measure our people, native and for
eign, born are concerned.
We have no faith that any permanent good
win be effected BY any spasmodic action. II
the municipal law 10 not sufficiently explicit
and comprehensive, make it 20 ; and provide
. su1Hciently large and viGilant police corps.
Popular meetings and associations can do q
temporary good to the regular civil admin
istration must We look for lasting popular Sc
curity; and upon its ftness, strength and
purity the extent Of that security depends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

DRAINAGE TILE for sale BY
(iyl3lwl CApf T6cA'
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On. J. S. LOWE ofFers his professional ser
v;ces 10 the citizens of this city. See sdvef-
tisement.
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g. Leais Markst.
By Telegraph sf. Lorls, July H.
pnur AMI Wheat-Unehanged.
Corn -fo.rsbly active: oo1ss
0Ats-Fi, mer and active: 4tD4s.
Provisions and whisky-Unchaneed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

Ntoek Market.
By Telegraph NEW Ycax, July Il
Stocks steady; n v o ses<; ca 49, \
wss< CAP s5H. II SIX HR mex Rssding
lossS. Brie TAX: NYC -: " o Tel ss,<: o n eerts
~. b nds ssIT Mi pfd %: $40 coupons ~
ios1 's5 Io,s 10 - cosposs % 8 'ss 's1 Tenn
rs % 1881 couposs lepx
AZ the O'Clock board the following we're the priDci
pal saiss Rris 7sl< Reading los3< Ms AsI nK
Ill i2al<: G = RISsN: An n s43z n " &C
esJ@. Gold closed q 1874
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Lon sAIE-Tfev de-ir-.ir Rri-k reid Z = -
y .rouLds nos bid shd er8srs BY &Hkfn
so~. EQ situated o. he Of 18th .sA te&wh
Hon hss OF fcon., With ad The ,-s Tn is.prev-
T~nt --sasrs frnee srn-thr~~ Nt~irstl Lfr al.
tscs&d WITH lrnit sad e<n.p~n u tr.es Mt
Gbo- 'itle 60 OF so sA,s- For further trsi-ra
IN uirr Of u. 3 TIN T. CT.
N~.eh ~ sssr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

Az ExcURsloN-Thss isn't any that has
bona .fde- dly come off; il is only suggestive
Of them. Down along the river, on the fur
ther side, in the sloughs below Warsaw, or
any other place, are trees and we'll shaded
places, and depths Of water with FISH in them.
CLOVIS our city in the hot July sun; the leaves
Of the trees crisp in the heat; any breeze
there may be 10 furnace like; pavements are ss
forges all that can do 50 keep in the shade !
pedestrians wilted and dissolving hasten to
the nearest accessible shelter. All this time,
while brick and mortar, stone and walls,
walks and buildings are laboratories for the
manufacsure of caloric there are woods and
shades and depths Of wster with 6sh in them,
up or down along the river, on This OF the
other side, in thesloushs below Warsaw or
any other place.
We hear Of those who take camping and
fishing equipments, and commissAry stores,
full rations for the time required, who rush
down in the morning to these places. They
End desirable plot, pat up their ''shebang,' v
arrange their fishing tackle, east their hooks
into the water. and prepare to stay until the
morrow. Upon the city falls the scorchins
sunlight, in their houses gradually oose away
he perspirins public; over the water IN the
river trembles and vibrates the heas-vreashs.
bat along The bank, where orr excusioaista
ore. fold upon fold Of tremulous, rich. green
lsaves make shade below; out from the Nod.
"a recssses, extending beck, comes . breath
q frssAnss and coolneas, - though boz. n
he moses hat nestle thick u the roots Of the
strong trunksd trses, and it gathers the per-
fume q Aowess, and s,rikes the senses With !
pleasure ana Joy in life; birds chirp and 6it
and sing solos and chorusssa, and our party
spjoys itself Thea comes mill evening On.
and the party 6sh antil the day fsdes oot a
the wsst, and he clear sisht - falles 49,
wood ord watsr. Then ooavssss, a.d sesg.
~ lssgA>sst - Vest - - sAes Z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

IL SALE II 4 Lanai tspa -seisf.a IN The
fits etaf - tfrer IN the A & srt, Hexhrk.
am antho isrd IN sell tht, psspvy ~ - les-
rri.. u app ieo ior sosE. Title e0 q so. r.
gui Of Il. TEN-EYcH
spri-i keai s.sass A. mt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

EDR HALE-T~eniy acre Of hesuti-
Il fsl 0araen fsr.pe LApd. snd nsas the Nssr,s
sppi river abss three nile shove the sSsy o. sosuf
nsass ~. rsS.xycR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

EOR SALE-30 acres Of 6ne grape and
o-her frnit iaed. 1e-ers . ki. b u rnrt-
vati l. d tet c., th - rp Of vari.
oas kis.s b. arsg. Irfcs Is y~r .crs Alap
70 scr johnny ike al-se f.ni asi . the sane
cha srtrr vi mpross msssa hut ran - Ill - riosA
b pls- fsbce ik- rial At all exp~ese Price
so and s., per 1is land - sitsst b.
a-sr, Of Dr. ~ H. bonn twa miles fun e~ron
x.rkuh 1oi rariF si.ls sosuirs o.
wch2A y. TEN RYCR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

Wa ALE -fhrs. :, ds.fr.bi. lot - vtkh .rs
70 Aieds ~ sto lsh ds.i m b erItus ns
~ : rso@-- l~rg jek ~ssb heaes aud eocd hsus~,
togesles Nth hsge rick .tsbis, fsss. q
aat L,'s se cover With stoe~ LOT Of fran N q h.
r. trr+s Tni property \ H1,srd OBJ th~ CO u tfssh
AID Mae At e~is conv-Hen 70 b. sfpeA Fsr@ 1xn0.
b tfrash; ta'Asr. In ard yeaas II PER ctEt IN
tsrst Tile cd IsahH. II
sprA HR TgN-vyrr
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10 parting with lite mach esteemed partner, Mr.
R.v.v -Aev, - cannot bnt express sfnesrs
sSsss and ~ould commend him ~ Il ose among = hon
hin lot may b. cast.
jyleA AYREs, MANN 4 AYRna
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

UC0R 8ALE-Twehty fret ea.t ~. of lot H. !
iioct io6 the nsrth sSde ~ Ae3e. mar aevent
sire~t- Prizes 100 little god s-i-. ksqssrs Of
febl HB TkE-EtCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-14

fALs-L $50 + = hsort ~, ~ TIE ess.r
j 0fbiNl I'D Nosg4s rtrv.t-. These 1ss sr~ the
Assrsi< ~ al Iot- IN IN 4 D. ,rhs. H.. Price
500 ess third Gown ard bal ne u and Year,, .
pr cent. interest rtse good . sale.
knersre Of fa3y24, ~ YEk-HYCK.
The New York herald., 1866-07-28
only thirty killed and wounded Lopez Is drilling 70

only thirty killed and wounded Lopez Is drilling 70.
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correspondent from the feet says the vessels
three leagues distant from allied camp but picket
OF men from the Ivahy succeeded in three hours IN
cutting their way through the woods and received
with jubation- The foa sent for Baron Port Alegres
men is expected on the 10th al the Tres Bocas- d.
serter states that Lopez has about thirty thousand
ment on the 14h killed disabled fifty Brazlans and
thirty Argentnes and adds Something must be done
for we cannot be suffering the enemy's fire without
beng able 10 replyn Tho Pnraguayans are completely
protected by trenches and rife pits They are said
be smaking heavy batteries on their right which may
cause great havoc In our left and centre" Baron
their dying of hunger The Brazilian feet STIR
being still at auchor OF the Playa below Curupati
There is now no longer any doubt about tho River
Paraguay and Curupat The sunkcn vessels In the
canal form sort of cascade: the water dashes clean
over IT, and the roaring of the falls can be heard at the
Trea 8ocaa