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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1866-11-14
s. B. SHOTWELL,
.AT TO lsN IcY At LAV
.-. <|AiIZ. Ohio

.- NadIZ, Ohio.
CONTINUES to practice in Harrison ana
ndiisining counties. and gives especial and
prosapt attention to Collecting, business of
Executors and Administrations, Guardians,
Wards, Partitions Sales of lands, Settle
Rnent OF Estates, Titles TO Real Estate, Con-
weyancing, Suits at AT fIaw and in Chstncery,
Laaniug and Investment Of Money, and all
other professional business placed in his
charge.
&%.He is Agent for the State Bank n
Ohio and others, for loaning money, Nc.
&gA- Office in Georges Corner. Main Street.
Inn 25 IL
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JOSEPH SHARON,

Alto I'm II " A II L "A w,
Ca&iX- Ohio.
e@-stricd attention to all business en-
trusted him in Harrison, Jefferson, Belmont
and TdscAraxas Ccglgties-
Office in the brick $sHilding- opposite the
AZ ,n<Jiz fJouse Jan 25 '65,
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WILLIAM p. BAYS.
"A ITO I'm EY A

Cadiz, Ohio.
nFFICE--On Market Street, over the
~ First National Bank. Entrance first
door East of F. n. Bank.
All professional business in this and ad
joining counties will receive prompt attch
zion.
Dec. II, 1861
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I'D. CUNNINGHAM.

.rTO I'm Il Y a II L A W,
Catliz, Ohio.
WILL give prompt attention to all lega
n oxnirress entrusted to his care in Harrison
Ian6 adjoining counties.
OFvrcx--kJp stairs, i'll Georges Corner
Entrance On Main street.
Mare.l, i6 1858
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By the Governor:
WIN. HrNpv SMITH. Secretary of State
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STUPID people may eat, but shouldn't
talk. Their mouth will do well elough az
banks Of deposit, but not Of issas
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PHILIP DONAHUE.

IA Il Il y " ~ II n n 4 II "a w 3
Cadiz, Ohio.
OrFIcE--On Market Street, over McCon-
nelPs Grocery. Entrance between Hanna S
and McConnell's.
C.diz Ohio. June4 1865
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-08-18
Thompson Quarry.

an.s sItualen ht THOMPSON
- sa county is the nearest most convenient "a
qaaty Of Its stone superior for 6mnss Of testare an
etone cutie any dinensloas and for any parp
Orders solicited for Fl.sging, steps wsstonss. Under
inahy, window ana Door Caps aad sIs Coping and Wa
own hauling at considerable saVSg o. EDG ERToN' Me-
rhonpson Dee. !, 1895. szi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-08-18

have ao good assorme.t of Cook and Parlor stoves
ior wood and coal Glass Ware Coal Oil amps Nails Hard
MARE, Farming implements. Wooden japan and Britannia
Ashtabula. October 1895. sa5
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rnoH nACon no.
An 1AAsAss 1sssing 60 Hear Governor
otOne.
fSrn~S-l ns.~.A.h - 49, N;sonuA nnnnornt.1

An 1AAsnss 11sssiag 60 Hear oevss1sr
Especial Dispstch to the Missouri Dcmocrat.1
MACON, June s.
The Radical meeting at the Court House
to-day Was q most glorious success. The
weather vas propitious, and the Court H0uss,
its aisles and passages were crowded to over
flowing. Between two and three thousand
persons were present.
General Pratt spoke most eloquently for an
hour, and introduced Governor Stone, who
spoke with great effect for two hours, and
was loudly appfauded, and made many telling
hits
Mr.. Rollins came into the meeting, not
having agreed to Governor Stones PROPOSE
ton as to dividing the time, and spoke upon,
Governor Stones giving way. Unable to
argumentative, he became personally abusive,
after the manner Of Frank Blair, and called
upon the audience to sustain him. So far
from doing SO, they refused to henr him speak,
and said they would not listen to rebel.
Major Clements, formerly Pension Agent
| here, but ousted for his loyalty, charged Rol-
| Inns, point blank with being rebel.
| Rollins, in the course of his remarks. com
nared StonewaIl jackson to- General Grant
| and said the former was as honest sincere
and worthy as the latter.
! The meeting continued FIVE and hal
hours, and wound up with an elegant exhor
tation by General Pratt, and stirring repl,
by Governor Stone to some of Rollins state
ments.
The Radicals here are united to man
The meeting to-day has created the great
est excitement and enthusiasm among them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

asufss ofysstsrday. NYcfsn - 1xd pm Z,
Reading s, and n s 3c; was firm and y hiehar;
Goveranents are moro in demand. The gold IN
both yestsrdsy and to-day, have been buyers to :
modersse extent for export. Gold Is less in d.
mand; the spectators are active, but the demand
for export is quiet and limited. We understand
that fieiehts for about 81, 200 Of gold vas en-
sared up to Iast night. The largest shippers e.
Inmates Saturdays export at About per cent.
nodef.tely active. Foreign exchange 10 less &C.
tvs than for the last steamer and the transactions
on three days are much diminished. The rates,
though nominally unchanged, are weaker
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08
horticultural Exhibition.

The annual spring exhibition of the keo-
kuk horticultural Society for the exhibition
Fruits, Flowers, &c. will take place Monday
afternoon. June 18th. All friends of Horti-
culture are respectfully requested to partici-
nate. S. CADY. Prest.
ANY person having flowers which they
are willing TO exhibit, can have them taken to
the place of exhibition at the Estes House,
BY notifying either S. Cady or Z. II. Wick
ersbam. june S.3t.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
NEWS SUMMARY.

New YORK, June 4.
The morning papers have the following
specials from Washington
Senior Romero still declines having an Of
fetal interview with Santa Anna, although the
latter has written full explanation of his
motive and object to him.
The number of pardons issued since April
18th, 1865, is officially reported at l64, and
for political offences 1884
The railroad companies Of New England
have struck for higher prices for carrying the
mails.
In consequence Of the Fenian demonssra-
ton upon Canada, it has been found necessary
to create three new military districts In the
Department Of the East. The line of the
frontier from and including Erie, Pennsylvania
and Oswego, will constitute the District of
Ontario, headquarters at Buffalo. Brigadier
General W. +. Barry. commanding I'd artil
lery, has been assigned the command That
portion of the Northern frontier from and in
elusive of Oswego, to the point at which the
Northern boundary of the State of New York
leaves she river st. Lawrence, has been con-
stituted the District Of St Lawrence, head
quarters at Ogdensburg. Col. ]. Rodgers.
ofthe lst artillery, has been assigned to the
command. That portion Of the Northern
frontier from the point at which the Northern
boundary of the State Of New York leaves
the St. Lawrence Eastwardly to Island Pond,
New Hampshire. and to include Plattsburg,
New York, constitutes the District of Cham
plain, headquarters at Salem. Massachusetts.
Major A. Gibson, of the Sd artillery, is as
signed 10 the command The District OF St.
Croix has been abolished.
The House committee will report against
admitting Utah as State. Some of them
favor the military government.
A tri-weekly mail is to be established to
Virginia City, Nevada, via Humboldt to Bots
City, Idaho. The contract has been made.
A dispatch from Richmond yesterday says
the case of John c. Breckenridge is before
the Grand Jury, and a true bill for treason
will be found.
/ Since the last report from quarantine three
new cases and nine deaths from cholera have
occurred. Remaining on hostital ships, 81.
The Board of Health occupied Segain' Point
yesterday. Many threats but no resistance
| has been made as yet. sufficient force is
there to guard the grounds.
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.flnantial ann Commercial.
Monetary Affairs.
By telegraph INV YoRx

By telegraph INV YoRk, juno Z.
The Posts money article says several sensation
rumors of bank failures, here and in Washington
are aaoat this morning. They had no foundation.
The loan market is easy, but inactive at per cent
Commercial paper scarce 1T 6a73. Government
stocks firm, but railroads and miscellaneous are
dropping. The latest quotations are: N Ger
tiicates g7s Erie 62A.
The Commercials money article aAys stosks AZ
decidedly dun, partially from the downward turn
in Erie and partly in sympathy Fith thsrumors OF
bank failures. kris opened q 62f md closed q
81, decline Of u from yesterdays board. NV
abass eoaqarativsly ASn, - ssnnoa stCck -
i1g lowsr and prefsrsd better. Ohio Min
seio11 ~uelSly 1altvs = a1sst - l1ollna
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The Keosauaua Fire.

kEosAuQrA. Iowa,
June 5, 1866. {
EprroR GATE CRY: You will please pub
lish for the benefit of the many patrons of the
.Farmers' and Merchants Insurance Com
pany, Of Quincy, illinois, this statement: :.
Nv stock of family groceries in store at this
place was totally consumed by fire on the 22d
ult.. and was insured in said company to the
amount of $1,000, which have this day re-
ceiyed payment in full.
recommend this company to all who wan
reliable insurance, with prompt and honorable
dealing from its officers.
H. H. DEWEY Jr
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The St. Lonis Democrat says

We see by the St. Paul Press Of the 3lst
ul.., that Governor Marshall, Of Minnesota,
on the evening of that day, took passage on
the steamer Phil. Sheridan ''for st. Louis
and other points on the river" Governor
Marshall was gallant and most efficient
soldier in the war, and, like Governor Stone,
of Iowa, did noble service in the State Of
Missouri. Upon his arrival, no doubt, Frank
Blair and the Dispatch will turn their black
guard batteries upon him. But the Mime
sofa man, like the Iowa chap" don't
'.scare worth q cent Ii he has anything &c
say he will probably say it, and say it WE'LL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

SPECIAL CAuTIoS.-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup has become popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs Winsious 8.
Please take notice that the Mrs. Wipsou oil the
Soothing syrup is not connected with any othsr
article. Juheo-d@"om
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

Mn. NORRIS has, we learn, reti'.ed from
the editorship of the Ottrmwa Courier. He
is succeeded by Messrs. Caldwell Holden
and Mussalman. Brother Norris has done
good work for Republicanism III Wappello.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

MERCHANTS and milliners will find SPLEEN
did assortment of bonnet, taffata and trimming
ribbon for sale cheap, at Kramer, Irwin b
Co.'S. june2-10t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH
chicago Market.


~ relerr.ph.l CHICAGO, June I.
The leading markets dull with the exception OF
decline Of op bushel on corn, there 10 no material
alteration OF values
Flourouet and steady sales Of spring extras at IS 10
GIL co; and spring superfne atss oOt07 50.
Wheat-The demand for wheat IL limited, and the
market rules dulE q esDl ee1 FOR No spring in regu
lar houses 81 76@1 s. In elevators the outside price
only paid for lot ofchoice Minnesota spring; No
wheat sold in small quantities It 81 S901 Ss1 IN
north side houses, and II - q In the northwest.
Corn-Opened rather strong. but became dull. and
sales unusually light No 10 store sold At 5ol1@
51c and No at 4sc closing arm At for strictly
fresh receipts OF No l. canal sdn and heavy only
three loads changed hands 1t for No and SIC
| for high mixed aaoat;
osts-rh. market IL 114al1c higher. with salss Of
No At 81 D3ac; No At 2949slK and rejected at &c,
closing steady and firm at 33c for No 1.
Rye-There 10 active demand for rye for shipment,
and tn. market lac higher. About 1900 bushels
changed hands 1t II D72c for No and soc for no
| Western.
| BarIey-ouits active, and the market rules firm
owing to the advance in Nsw York.
| Highvines-Holderp OF highvines nrIs In their
vess aud generally want 25c for bonded bat hear
sass; there buyers At ee wines selling
in lots cf7 ana barrels At - %, bat question
whether - IS could be obtained for . lot OF 80 bbis
Provisons-Hoidsrs Of provisions nrmer in iheil
views but the demand IL limited and the market almos
nominal.
Mesa Pork-5oo tbls mess pork wassoid ~ $40 50.
shoulders-ss,oe0 hs soilid shoulders were sid .
ME- and 22sc for lots from dressed and slsughtere<
hogs
Lssd-There Is no movement In lard picked meats
Parliamentary and moderately active.
Butter-Duil and easier.
Eggs-Fsir supply, i711sc
Treighu-Lake frsights opensd firm 1t yesterday
advance but closed weak. Eng eements eers made
Be for aud Is lzc for wheat Buffalo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

PosTroSED.-Owing to the severe wind
and rain of the past few days, which mate
rally damaged the roses and other flowers, the
horticultural exhibition has been postponed
until next Monday afternoon.
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Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This uneaualei preparation, which possess the pecu
liar properties OF restoring grey hair to its col
or and IL to assume the color It before
II turned grey. II II permanent care for daDdruA
strengthens and enlvens the hair gives the
hair lasting and natural moisture, cures dandruG.
scurf itching and soreness OF the skn Persons that
have tried this preparation that they have tried all
kinds q Tonic and Hair Restorasives, and hsd
been able to md article that would produce the
sired result until they had tried ny Hair Tonic II has
cured persons no had solid Of dandruE al knit
ted and cemened tngethsr in the ahapeof cap cover
Ing the whole head, and in the Of thirty days
AFTER using my Tonic the scurf and dandfu6 oil disap
peared. and the hair, which had until that tine been
prevented from growing, resumed IT. former healthy
growth.
In the of ono James Mershon, Of the 2lst Iowa
infantry, whose heed covered with thiok coatips
OF candruR and souri, - mentioned above, and whose
hair had alnoss completely fallen sut shown he A.
tue Of this Tonic for In the or three weeks app
cation oft his Acalp assumed healthy condition and
his hair ee0nsncs4 - gov beautifully. This b only
one care Of the Kidd h thousand. could nsastes
many otesrs b.f ~ want u specs Ard osst Iaa ~
vented 1fUm doing %.
Sold 81 6DOR61 oA1UA, corner q esco.l aad Nj,
street Price Is es1A pr boetle. liberal Discount %
the trade. egs4l1on s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

CARooEs of Iron for the Valley road have
been daily arriving for week past The iron
is already laid six miles beyond Monroe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08
National Fair for the Benent of Or.
phans Of Soldiers and sailors-Speech
OF President Johnson.

W ASHINGIUN, JuHt Z.
The National fair for the benefit of the
soldiers and sailors orphans home was in
augurated at Washington last night. Senator
Wilson pesided, and introduced Maj. Gen.
Howard, Maj Gen. Banks, Col. Mckee and
hnallytPresident johnson, to the large assem-
bly,.
The President remarked that he came
there merely to say few words in the cause
Of humanity, and to unite in the expression
of gratitude to the Nations defenders:
What nobler object than the present one could
we engage in. The education of the desti-
tute orphans of our soldiers would be work
Of peace. There was very large crowd
present, and the sanitary exhibition was q
complete success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

An ill.disposed female up at Des Moines
will most obstreperously insist on wearing
masculine gear, thereby furnishing employ
ment to the Mayor and locals for the Register.
She had two reasons for wearing such unfem-
mime apparel. She couldn't afford to pur-
chase dresses and the various articles Of
female adornment And then there were
plenty of others that had the same weakness
as herself.
"There's Mrs Dobbs." said she with
a triumphant leer which was meant to be sar-
castle, "ther's Mrs. Dobbs. the mother of
twenty children, She's case in pint. Doesn't
she wear the breeches? Why don't you ar
rest her and let poor forlorn critter like my
self alone? You're a cruel set of cusses, and
the Lord viii bring you to judgment for per-
scouting msfortunate girl.
Thus the Register. Emma is evidently a
character.
ANOTHER BRANCH DE THE TRADE.
There san important branch of Keokuk
trade which has not yet found place among
city do afne business. To only one of them
will we call attention now. As so determin.
ing we report at the extensive establishment
Of J.. 0. WORRIES 4 Bro. This house bears
an honorable age among keokuk institutions.
1t was established in 1854. Our friends had
their headquarters then at the present stand o.
Wilkinson, Bartlett 4 Co, druggists. Five
years ago they erected and moved into theil
present large building between Second ant
Third streets. Their trade has been constant
ly growing and this season is unprecedented
large. Their entire house is now occupied !,
their trade. Upon the first floor is the stool
used in their retail trade, and u very hand
some one ii is. On the other two floors j
the repartory, constantly replenished by i'm
portation from the Eastern markets, whenc
they draw supplies for their immense jobbin
trade. All along down the Valley and fror
the regions contiguous thereunto, and fror
adjoining parts in Northeast Missouri an
elsewhere come the patrons of this house
Our friends ]. 0. and HucH have been lon
in the trade. They keep the very best sty
and quality of goods, and are very careful
selection. Purchasers and dealers fro
abroad can rest assured that they can get
line goods. and as excellent an assortmel
from this house as they can in any Wcste,
city. Very courteous also are our friend
and while they show enterprise and bus;pe,
vim, they meet all callers with geniality til,
never abates. That our city and its trade On
support this immense hat and can house
indicative Of the present prosperity Of Il
place and angur prosperous future. IT
no. the season for them, but This house CO,
stantly keeps also very large and ! ",
6ns stock Of flsh The moet tast;dious =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

LOWER L Pollock have just received the
celebrated Clark's Hair Restorative, SO much
inquired for lately. Try it. 1t restores grey
hair To It's original color. {2t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

Mrs. KELLOGG, formerly from Boston,
Mass. is stopping At the Billings House for
the purpose Of making agents to teach her
new system of dress cutting. 1t is highly
recommended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

THr Philadelphia City lteya has through
some unexplained channel earned that Hon.
Fred. w Seward is to be- the next Governor
of New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

The marriage of two inmates of the Polk
county poor house took place Wednesday.
The happy bridegroom, Mr. Bailey is 72years
of age ); the happy bride, Mrs. Davis, is II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

Go to Murdoch's readings, and hear a
greater than Winchell, more real pathos and
no buffoonery, wit without nonsense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

P1cxwIcK papers seem humorous when we
read them, but we do not see it all TIL we
listen to Murdoch's rendering.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

NORWEGIAN INMIGRASTs.-Seve thous-
and Norwegian immigrants are expected TO
arrive at Chicago within few days large
proportion of them will locate permanently
there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

A SCANDINAVIAN PAPER IN CHlcAGo.-A
new weekly Republican paper. printed IN the
Scandinavian language, has just appeared i'll
Chicago 1t is very radical in politics
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

BOWS MEplcATED CREAM, ON account Of its
delicate perfume and cleansing properties, and also
OF its reliable curative properties is the most pop
ular remedy out for itch, tetter, prurigo and al
postular and scaly eruptions-
LOWER 4 PoLLock, Agents,
inne9 dlm-wd- fr-su. 70 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co

We clip the following from the New York Indeprr;
dent Of Sept. 18th:
This Company was organized in 1876 on the nrfuel
system, with the well know advantage of furu.hirg
at its actual cost In the Of i trsi
ness II is the largest life insurance company 10 IL
country. and with the exception o. German
pany largest in the world. It's accumulated capital
Is nearly fIoo COO 1t ha. paid since its organization
81 900 go TO the families and creditors Of deceased
members and has refunded s. 0qo COO to policy
holders in dividends surplus premiums It's presa IT
surplus is 81 coo 600 from which the annual dis
dend will be declared OF feb. next. TIE number
Of policies issued during the $50 It's annual
IL So 900 600 per year Its receipts for inter
est alone being over half million, which more than
paid It's Losses for the ending let November last
Prom these figures notion be obtained of the
business done by the company and of the
offered TO insnrers Fuller particulars will te
found in vertiseTent in another column OF the
Of life insurance 1t 10 scarcely TO
ga ything this day Lord Chancellor Lyndhurss
remark t.izs with dependent family is free
rsyroae If his life IS not p.n,ed s not TOO stror
The dnty Of Insurance being admitted the r1t thing IL
ind safe and cheap company, and the Connecticut
Nutual IL both"
HB. xErcx is the agenifor TIL. popular company
In this CITY. oeto
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

A skeleton of an Indian, long buried, was
found in a hillside up at Des MONIES the other
day. See the Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08

For carpets, straw and mating, -four, oil
cloth, table oil cloth, enameled cloths, rugs,
mats, &C., go to BosTwIcK & Co. t2tfrD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08
CITY NEWS.

THEArR1cAL.-The last night of the
RrcHANAN's. Don't fail to 60. See bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08
From G.lveston-order Of Gen. Wright.

From Galveston-Order OF GEN. Wright.
GALVESTON, June 6.
Gen. Wright has ordered ten men out of
every infantry company in the State to be
mounted and report to Gen. Kidd, for the
protection of Freedmens Bureau officers and
enforcement Of orders. Gen. Kidd was under
aggravated, charges and fears are entertained
that he will have toask to be relieved Colonel
Mason, son Of Ex-Confederate Minister to
London, is retained to prosecute Fletcher,
the colored soldier who shot Palfortain.
Strong efforts are being made to have the ac-
cused tried by civil tribunal. Gen. Wright
refused to surrenderder him, and they threat
ened to appeal to the President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08
GALVESTON, June 6.

GALVESTON, June g.
The bottom lands in the most fertile cotton
regions are overfowed for many miles All
than was ever known before.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08
CINCINNATI, June I.

Capt. Wentor died last night from the eff.
fects of his wounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-06-08
Hotel Property for Sale,

YVHE UNION HOUSE, at Hamilton, OPP.
roste Beokuk. with three and hsif lot. o. ground
on which s situated coed twostory Frame Hotel Build
HotelpooYcellar eistcrn good well Of water with harm
rom for u horses Here il rare chance for any
desiring engagein the Hetel Business The niy Fea-
son xhy the present proprietor desres TO sell Is
count Of the health Of his wife. Price & $50 Title
good sale.
Tor further information inquire of J. 8. Roberts, on
premises. or to II. Is. TEN-kfGh,
may26d Real Estate Agent, Keokuk.