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New-York tribune., 1867-09-16
ihnnouncementsI

Now READY, largest and best assorted stock
Of RFADrhADR Clornse for Gentlemen and Boys exhibited
retail ia New-lork
BROKAw BROrHFRs
Noe 30 10 "a Fourthayc, extending
through TO Ne. g Lafayette place.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-16

BRIDGEION, " J.-lnc market gardeners are
caliirg y ilmt Isl, tulnrt' Vi .om.,ss.
IUGITSTOWN y. THE MI Church viii hold
ilorr n 'r T. H. Mounts Woods TIE
Hos scle. iu Che Nrsrs Mscru 1ni Iost ha been
engaged srlkta proceed, g. be- alp4 Co. e tg t. q
church ore Ite Town comut,c lave voted 20 raise 5000
aud ct,cItf bounty debt
IATERSON.-A snake was killed in Cry goods
s' on tu' eur 1he c A beard bias Lcf aui 10 luI
itc is .ulc the fancy goods.
Tie trial of McGcc agt. Pope in the Paterson courts
rci ou faturi in ,ci 4 Of f62ol 90 against rc Pope s
atrt corner. au rlgI hole U feet deep in thr o. ous
NORWICll.-ThC Board of Water Commissioners
Of Noi'A Con-" h's maoe are oTi to le Common Coi. on
feasible Ti Cor tr ifot elton a lUI attr alrrus'r
supply oi "l"Ur' water into ard rogsh c ety."
amlDd lr several aors" water pf n Oh, vicinity and "a,
mci. t he waite ol ol tir tu.lc, tf
usri. tl. be damned about mle er a die poe
6rt'' at Nrh ufr 1ar storage caTat of hc rrtrur N o
b, about $3.50" 90 80 y tis ae atel tt n
wich available aii Weld II
TIE cit mated cost OF fAe i.ivsd a,rhs b l8'toa
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MARKETS. RY TELEGRAPH.
chicago rr.rwet.

ChtcaRo MARKET.
BY Telegraph. csIeAs''' June -
y,,,r Mo,r se,tte aud owing 10 the 10 proved tone
o,,h.x market holder. found It much e-si~r to
,,i-.. xt,c, ,h.s wvuld siaily hare - c, pted
,,rs.x T,.nsaetieps m ,prins eatrss MITE liberal
~, x,B,. ,,., TN. ~y.k. sales " wlpier FL
.,xtz .,.,t,y ..t,.. se.nte IL. ,uper sSa5. 20
-, -, ,Y,n M. m.r,ipx but the
-, ,ci,,.,,.t, .,.ue,i.t,,r .ra the ADVANCE
,.a.,,y :, m, mo, .n,rrt Of o.e OF ~ p,nciyl
" - i.,,I,..ra s.ufe. and nud.t ,ush
40. A. 10, ttm YER, reliable BAL. Ter
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S:T:-186 OX9

"Jes' oP'-"Exsetiy r'-solon Single said
they were there 3every time" 1.-The felt noyley'
In the morning, he took Plantation Bitters; IL be
felt weary At night, he took Plantation Bitters IL
be lacked appetite, was weak, lsnguid or mentally
depressed, he took Plantation Bitters; and they
never failed to set him on his pins square and
firm.
Few persons want any better authority but as
some may, just read the following:
/ owe much TO you, for
verify believe the Plantation Bitters have saved
my life,
,RBv. W: H. WAGNER, Madrid, NY"
ferer from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preach
ing. The Plantation Bitters
have cured me-
REV. C. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
had lost all appetite
was so weak and enervated / could hardly walk,
and bad perfect dread of society
The Plantation Btters have set me all right.
JAMES HEIMINWAY, st. Louis, Mo-"
The Plantation Bitters
have cured me Of arrangement of the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for years
They act like charm.
C. C. MOORE, z54 Broadway, n. Y"
Mrs. 0. NJ. DEYoE, manager Of the Unie~
Home School for Soldiers Children says she cha.
given 1t to the weak and invalid children under
her charge, with the most happy and gratifying
results" We have received over hundred reams
Of such oertfeates but no advertisement is so ef-
fectiye as what people themselves say Of q good
article. Our fortune and our reputation ia at
stake. The original quality and high character
Of these goods will be sustained under every and
all circumstances. They have already obtained q
sale IN every town, village, parish and hamlet
among civilized nations. Base imitators try 10
come as near our name and style they can, and
because good article cannot be sold a. low ss a
poor one, they ind some support from parties who
do not care what they sell. Be on your guard
See private stamp over the cork.
P. II. DRAKE a Co, New York City.
Ssrstoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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SIT Il o,ea. II County
In the District Court " aid coanfy at Eeoksk.
~ 0sAf4H ~. Hawkins isyior, J u Billings. as
sgtsse VI ston, tisvhin, uttst4n, a. n. Pot
II Il =. Rnahet k1mihfsttAtlix q estate OF 5esst
IA si,cs q, csaa a. Freeman kno~tes. sl,v Nii-r q
Co. Thss Clsg.it Js. r. Richards. gthu SMITH, =
J,iioft r, lAlua COATS JtbI oUssn, u. q Hale N.
Aanufux executor Of eetsts 81 J. hn Slaughter de
ceased u keynOlts Am 4 Barclay n =. Dasef, A
Thosa a Co. Arthur woicuit, ssn Horn, Luce Co
JOHN LsiOa 2. y. Joeea
seuc- hereby given. t. ths defendants htrta sbye
ua ID, that petition Ia q civil set On Me tbs
Clerks see the District cart scresaf IA tea af Of
the "a pis5ntiB against yen, aud cinuirg
d1, aga said ha~kas Taylor In the -um OF VI
IS s2O and Ags'nst 81 The drfsu dats tbs rrtiosn
sertx ~ the sfaib halt " lot Tea biee Ioar
being ny feet 10 street b SEVENTY ME feet
dep sas ,trst RI eel ffn the corner Of Johh on sd
Firss In tbs city u Etskuk. Lee cosnty. Iowa
for general relief AMI unless Jon appear and max,
feae thereto before Il the second day II tbs ns
term Il aid Court 10 the second 1ondas
of septe s 1861 Judgment will be rerdsred aiasi
,ou, a- prayed for in SAID peifiva
ROBERT II GILLAOat,
jvi3 Atty Tor rirn.
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DENINc HorsE. June 20. 1867

II. NJ. Kenderdine.
DEAR SIR: Your favor of this da te is duly
received. | shall have great pleasure in de-
laying my departure for the purpose Of aiding
the cause of the orphans you have in charge,
and tender you a benefit, to take place Tues
day evening next, June 25th, and to the end
that the benevolent object you have in view
may be fully attained, | should be pleased if
you would state what particular play you
prefer on the occasion, aud should be pleased
TO receive volunteer aid from such gentlemen
of your Post as nay be willing to aid in the
cause, | am, very respectfully,
Your 0'bt servant,
O. THOMAS DUR.
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Tar funeral of Gov, Henry Dodge will
,aLa r,aoa ,o.d day in Burlington. He died
Thursday morning at the residence OF his
son, Gen. A. c. Dodge, at the very advanced
sge of eighty FIVE years
lie was born in yincennes, Indiana, and
as an Indian fighter. politician, Governor and
Senator, from Wisconsin, his name beured
conspicuously in Western affairs for many
years.
He was prominent member OF the Dem
oeratic party, and like Benton, Silas Wright
and others of that class, was ostracised and
thrown overheard for lack of loyalty 70 the
Son,bern I. wing of aristocraiic politicians
OF the Calhoun school.
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AUCTION This morning at 10 O'Clock we
will sell so boxes No. smoked Herring, 10
order 10 half bbls tine Lake Fish. Also
usual variety Of good furniture
AT private sale-elegant Parlor and Cham
Der Suits, together with large AID full as
sortment of fine and common furniture which
we are selling at greatly reduced prices
HOWE a. TYLER.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS SAVED


Gentlemen ID had a negro man, worth 81 200
who took cold from = bad hurt in the leg, and Was
useless for over year. / had used everything |
could bear Of without benefit, until I tried the
Mexican Mustang Liniment Il effected 8
permanent cure. J. L. DOWNING,
Montgomery, Ala, June IL, 1859.
81 take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Eminent as valuable and indispensa-
bic article for Sprains, Sores, Scratches, Calls
on Horses. Our men have used it for Burns, Bru-
sex, Sores, Rheumstism, &c, and all say il acts
like magic" ]. W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Wells, Fargo's and Harm
den's Express.
'fThc sprsin Of my daughters ankle, ee@asioned
while skating last winter, entirely cured in
one week, after she had commenced using your
celebrated Mustang Linimcut. ED. sEELY."
Gloueester, Mass, Aug. i, 1855.
1t ls an admitted fact that the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment performs more cures in shorter
time, on man and beast, than any article dis
covered Families, liyery-rnen and planters
should always have il on hand. Quick and sure
it certainly Is. All genuine is wrapped in steel
plate engrsyings, bearing the signature of q. W.
Westbrook, Chemist, and the pirate Z. S. stamp
of DENAs BARsKs 4 Co, over the top.
An effort has been made TO counterfeit ii with a
cheap stoae plate label. Losk efoselyt
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists
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p.op,p,e v rnpIyc.-The following which
we '.smouge'' entire, will be interesting TO
every s.knight Of the quill' in Iowa. the
happy couple will stop here We will give mem
the Inequalities of the city; "The man who
never told an Editor how he could better ms
paper, has gone out West 10 marry the
80 Who never looked into looking
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Books FoR PRISONERS. The Committee
which has lately appealed TO the public in
behalf Of the scanty library OF our Penlten-
tisry, thank the press OF Iowa for favorable
notices, and acknowledge contributors of
valuable books forwarded from ke9kuk
through The fundamentally OF DR.. Burgess,
pastor Of the Methodist church, and OF Rev.
Mr. Effngher, pastor of the Unitarian church
Of that city. 4. II. Harrison, Esq, of Keo-
kuk. has also personally delivered to the y arr
den liberal donation of books from his own
library. These contributions amount to about
100 volumes - PIdiidedter.
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Proclamation in Admiralty.
Ls.ifs.4 ssafes II Anatfaesl, Eissffet II Ioaoa.
Unnrc -zirs Marshal oai1s.
4

Lshe4 sails ~ AHifftcds D7Ffftef - f@tai-
United 5 strs MArslal oairs.
Ksskas, June Q, 1851
HEREBY give notice ihlt y v,rta- OF warrant Of
4 And notituE. IS nea OIL a. the one u tbs
Clerk Of the Uuitei district Curt Ia ard for the
District Iowa aud directed in the foiiovtng
Cause, tsWi Josn n Dvugis~s mAiia~r and lieelani,
the boat bea he~ Era NO D. tackle and sIo
pa.et Ia civil snc matsttae ftr d. msnd Of
E ~ Of ~.gts <if2 50 its. dla N Jun. 8 A. b.
ist1 = she g.t h.scAnf, ler canfys Iowa. 10 sad
Dst o. laSA rgct aid takein j+ssssion .or sais
custody nd d. dstsin the sad hzrg- h-s krA No.
tsekie and aprsr- and reby also give public no.
tirs the assigned fr the return Of said var
the gath dsy Of JuH-. 1867. 10 A. ard
hereby =dmonlsh zDi all persons claiming
ANY inter in the sid bAr Era No :, beg tackle
aud apparel knowing having any thing 10y shy
the should br condemned and seid 70
the demand q said heitat that they be aud appear be-
fore the said District Court for tbs district Of Iors
rrtxrn be iegnn aud boldsn at said pi. ttiet
Court koo tho eth day n June Aforesaid at keo-
kuk Iowa In ssiG ts;ricf- snid lat named day.
ard where aid ~ilI BE- .eatd III and there
n inter pose their claim and ssI4 hq and make
their allegations In thai behalf
W CLARK.U M
iuni9 II. FULTON, Dep.
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The steamer Countess will leave Keokuk
daily Sundays excspted) for Quincy, Han
nibal, and intermediate points, upon arrival
of the train from Des Moines, at S:45 p. m.
Application for freight or passage to be made
0 j. w. Brown, on the Levee.
jel2.tf }. X. HAYWARD. Capt.
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STATE DENTAL SocIETY.-The Iowa State
Dental Society will meet at Lyons, ON lnes'
day, July 9th, and will hold two days ses>
sion. Dentists designing to attend, ana VINO
hsve microscopal specimens OF 'ee'h'
dental curiosities, new or improved ins'ru'
,o.,s a. mslformations. etc, are re-
ouested to bring them. Those having micro
scopes of 300 diameters or over, are al re-
uuested TO bring them.
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FESTIVAL AT SUNNITvILLE.-There will be
a Festival at the County Poor House Tues
day night, for the benefit of the Union Sum
dsy School of Snmmitville.A !, Strawberries
Ice Cream, and other delicacies will be pro
vided in abundance, and the people OF all
portions of the county are invited.
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CouxTERFEIT.-We were shown yesterday,
by Mr.. Hale, the Cashier of the State Ma
tional Bank, well executed counterfeit ten
dollar note on the Third National Bank OF
Philadelphia. 1t is well calculated to de-
ceive the best of judges, and our business
men must watch them closely, as there is ev>
identity some one who is trying to "shove "
them on this market.
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by Telegraph EEx YosE in ,e II
FlourMArss To- ound and iuf-sior grades Of old
-four dull ana loS0 lover frsh grvund In better re
quest nd shade frfnef So soas IS superhns State
aud W strn: s. 5oaa 30 do 81 eoGfi 20 for
choice do. 40 oale 81 iur sbIpHg x;ra II O. sls
scala for trsds brands. 50 GIL 90 fsr spTing 81
LOUIS; slI615 o. for ~iit ditto, market osing
for ground. heavy for all Calf rnia -four
without change closing rather steady al - So
R,e -four heavy at 8 80
xhuky---teadS. ses.ern in bond 35<.
wheat-sarkef Tor ursound heavy: holders de>ire to
r-aine sound y4rcsls 6rtD Al 81 9ss a5 for No Mil
"a - FOR white California; later for small
parcels. " 90
Rye-sonisal; 81 II 81 rs for western
Corn-ls2c better; 81 o. al 10 mixed vest
sru. closing at % for strictly prim 81 II for old aud
DO: eta OF Tor sv mixed; 3! Is for priGe
white southern
Opened dali closed shsde nrmor, 7'sso for old
and nes western
Rice QUIT
Coffee Quist and steAiy.
sugu-siesdy; il1<allH for cuba
Aolsssss- Dull and do ping.
Mess pofk-s,cAdy, s2o Coz 2Js7 new mess. clos
lag at so s7z cash: SOFA 20 95 eh for old $50 rs for
prime, Il IS for prime NJ
Besf--lSa ~ for pain mess; 20 A-s for Lev rx-
trs
reef Hams Quiet. sa1 01S4l 90
Bacon Firm; lo11 & Cumberland cut losloJs for
shor, rit; Tl34 for short els ar; II . To- log rib
Cut ae,ts-st.~dy a, sj4ae75 tr shoulders; l2q
1917 Tor hans
LArd-oaie, li&ai-sI: AID small lot. at i2;Ssis
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Tr,,s,ee-s sale.

vtrtae Of DEED % trust. executed 70 me by j. u
ID Bings, assignee - uastou, HAskils Hu-'ou,
the nsnf et ash Heude sou, Strange Co dated
september u, ISIS, !, flannel y Sisr trustee. will
proceed seil the property theirn dssefired. on the
isth dss Of sngu. Ill be, She hours Of o'clock
= sud 'eock Ia con assneing nj o'clock p M
for ash before dor Of the Cerk- 0arc the Dis
trict court 10 Keokak Lee ssaaiy Io~a The property
thus described Tot eight 81 in boct igl City Of ke-
oknk LIE oanfy, lews afd ft one three hve. seven,
eleven thirteen tcuttenn. fifteen, sixteen, eight
Gen. twenty teenty two ana tw~nty fesr 10 Ramsey :
Adj III said City Of Ksokuz being four and
IS Ia the onthast quarter 81 tie south e~st
quarter u the D8rt@eet vaA-ter - section tSenfy
fonr To~nsh sfxtsse rth. 81 Range hss sect ~
SAID Les County lows TIE trustee will conN-s the In
tsr-si to1yeyrd 30 hip, ltAs and tax tii,-
SAMUEL F MILLER,
feI4-a2n Trustee
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Legal Notices.
LEGAL NOTICE.

hEUAb nv I'VE
Sat- n fora, Lss County IS.
In the District Court Of rsd County. at Keokuk.
~ FRANkLIN "a ~. sponord, Administrator OF
Ivl the estate " j Q Ramsey. deceased, Mary A.
hsnls~y, Louisa walker, NJ, walker. Piekard,
Child, 4. att n fox, g. Soorh.s, Ponisroy Benton,
Chase and Brother, s~mue Mccartney CO def. ndsnts
Notice Is hereby given the defendants herein sove
Lamei that petton In civil action s on ME Ia the
Clerks M Of the District Court sfore aid 10 behalf
Of above bam-d pi.ia,iG sgsin-t aud eismi1
against sporoFd adi illustrator, decree 10 the
vi 81 SIC .f0J aai ten per per shaum inter
April nth. 1851 md sgsnst all ht dsfsHd
foreclosure Of 'tgaso thirty fs on the east
erly side Of lot four and the ztely half Of Lot throe
Ia toek in the city VI ksohuk Lee County
IowR, Cor grnsnsl rtisf. Aud aDitss you Ape.
and make d~fsn-s thereto f u the second day
OF the the he u said cogrt to the
secoud AondAl u septtn1er. 1867 judgment M be
rendered agsinst you, pra, ed for IN sd ietigh
IL II. GIlLN0AE
AIRY Tor Pit r.
sc T. g Rev -iamp-Csnetled.l Jei3
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II II most dcii ghtrul Hair Dressing.
1t eradieates scurf and dandruf.
1t keeps tho head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents hair turning gray and falling OF
1t restores hair upon prematurely bald heads
This is just what Lyons Kathairon will do. II
il pretty-it is eheap-durable. 1t is literally
sold by the load, and jet its almost incredible
demand is daily increasing. until there is hardly
country store that does not keep it, or family
that does not use it.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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fIuautial arlh Gunlm.rfid.
KnoKux MARKET.

CORN MEAL-Es luu A1t.s.s.ss- sss's.'-.s..* " "
sUNDRIEs.
BurrwR-choice lots win command from 10 to
l2tc q h.
Eaas-rn moderate demand at from IS to lac per.
dozen.
soRenuN-Best quality brings soc to 45c per gal.
PorAroEs-Choice lots at 81 IS to 81 40 p Blu,
cHicxsSs-old, So 50 to So rs; Spring Chickens,
81 so to 50 90 per dozon.
wHrrg BsASs-Good, 81 SO to 81 90. Prime
Navy, 81 50.
Bgsr CArrIr-S4 SO to S. so gross.
Hoes-Good lots, s. Is gross
SHEEP-34 to 4c gross
VEAL CALvgs-From 81 90 to s. 90
LARD-l0 to lle per n.
GRggS ArpLEs-Scarciiy in the market Good
quality viii readily sell at 81 80 per bn
BsEswAx-3Oc per Id.
TALLow-1n bbs, sAe loose 7ic per n
RAes-Cotton, 4c per 10
woor.-Tub washed 4oc.; fleece do fine s5c;
unwashed, of.
FKArHERs-Prime soc to SOC per N.
HIprs-Green, Sc; do sslted, 9lci green calf
skins, ijc; dry aint isc; do sslted i4iei
damaged and grubby of; pei. lSc to
81 50.
BRAx-Nonc in markct. In great demand at
81 25 per 100 los.
HAY-Timothy in aesivs demand at from -
to $40 90 per On.
WOODS so to I 90 per cord, according to quail
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ORIGINAL NO1ICE-To Allan c. Thorn
- i"u ,te berths uaufcd that th.ieis no~ ole
Ia the office Of the Cisrk 81 the District Court Of Lee
nBiy. fYss at Keaksk 2 petition Of pchn n. Mace
claiming ~ you the q Hundred and s-rerfS
NV 7H00 Dtfl<rs and sRfeT--t money doe him ON
yon certain praisrv note executed aud deliver,
by you 10 one K s R,okey; $50 praying a writ Of
attachment
Nov uni'ss you appear ther.t, aud defend before
Of The eoRd day of tho term Of the sai1 Dis
til court OF Lee COUNTY Iva said Curt to be begun
and held The secnui M0nday n septeu, T. 1857 at
K,~knk. IN sail iuty defsu will be rutere
aud Judgment rendered prayed for ID plsntns pc
titi0n RANkIN NcfRARY,
jeis d4w Attts's for Pit'f
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HD, QRs Posr No. 70. G. A. r.,

I'D, QRs POST NO. -. U. T. w.
KEoKUK, Iowa, June 20, 1867.
Mr.. Thos. Duff, Lessee Of Atheneum.
DEAR SIR: On behalf Of the Committee,
appointed by the G. A. r. to raise funds for
the Soldiers Orphans at the Davenport
Home, respectfully ask if you will give US a
benefit, proceeds to be applied as above. II
so, please designate the night most eon>
venient. ! am, very respectfully,
Your obi servant,
HARRY NJ. kESDERDTNE.
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EXCURSION TO WARsAw.-The new ferry
boat aKeokuk " will make an excursion
trip to Warsaw this afternoon at o'clock.
The Mayor, City Council and as many OF our
citizens as desire are invited.
YAS DYKE. MARTIN & Co.
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AGUA DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne used
10 battle the face and person, to render the skin
soft and fresh, to allay Inflammation, 70 perfume
clothing. for headache, &c. II IL manufactured
from the rich southern Magnolia, and is obtaining
patronage quite unprecedented. u favorits
dealers, at Si.eo in large bottles, and BY DEKAs
BARsgs 4 Co.. New York, Wholesale Agents.
Saratoga Spring Water, cold by all
Druggists,
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ls6f our landlady, or "any other man
&C. Make nice short cake; while hot, split 1t
a. many times as possible, and spread each
layer with butter, strawberries and sugar, put
on the top crust, wet it over with egg, silt
over sugar and serve hot. sRaspberries,
blackberries aud whortleberries can be used
IN the same manner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-22

Rev. /. N. CRlTTEsDES has returned, ana
services will be held in First Presbyterian
Church Sabbath morning at eleven o clock
and evening at fifteen minutes before eight
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APpotSrNExT-The Governor has, APP
pointed Henry O'Connor Attorney General
of Iowa, and he will enter upon the discharge
of the duties, at Des MONIES, next week
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A FREE excursion to-day on the new
boat "Keokuk," is rendered the citizens by
its gentlemanly owners. The boat leaves at
four o o'clock this afternoon.
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A Coon JoKE-An item is going the
rounds of our exchanges that the people OF
Keokuk are making great preparations for q
celebration Of the coming Fourth of July
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Original Malice.

rsy0 ROHERT HAYNo bD-Sir Won are hereby no
4 tifed that there s file in ibe Office the
Di-trict Court zt Keekns, lee County and stst= Il
IotA petition Of Nary Emma Hay wo4yd ~if-,
claiaing divorce from the bonds Of t,imuny
exist Z beiGef ,en End her, aud alimauy The
OF 800 aud other therein frtA IN &C
couht Il slfg de,sr ion thaa Two years,
Nos unrs& yor be and apEeu the sfp'@sni term
OF the Ii-irict Gonrf keokuk. Lee Ceul y 10 and
fsieucn scrorins 10 the rlics Of odd c.
before Il he pecsrd Ia, % IL piHi 1865 d.
~ilt e rendered and nd ent~rtj INA
aud PETITIONER request &. ani5d.
MARY kMM3 HAYw00n, Pet tiancr
5 G Stsn'pl Bss 7 MtNsHALf, soiiciior
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-22

ED. S. CARTER h Co. advertise Payson,
Dutton & Scribuers steel pens in this morn
ing paper. They are pen said to be un
surpassed by any in the market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-22

A correspondence between the 4. A. IL
and the manager Of the Theatre WILDE found
elsewhere. 1t explains itself The benefit
is an appeal to every man in this community.
The soldiers orphans, at the Home IN DaY>
export, are in need of funds, and there runs
not a drop Of patriotic blood in the veins Of
him who would refuse 70 give willingly and
freely to The support of those little ones made
orphans in the late struggle for the life OF the
Nation. Let ourpeope then turn out en- h'dsSe,
next Tuesday evening, and crowd the Athe-
ueum from parquette TO gallery Other
places have done noby in this work, and
Keokuk, We believe, will do her full share IN
raising funds for the support OF the State 5
orphans
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-22

CITY NEWS.

WASrEp.-Copies of the Daily GATE CITY,
for July 9th and july sth, 1866, to complete
our files for the year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-22

If there is practical man in keokuk hav-
ing thorough knowledge of paper manu-
featuring, he is requested to call at the GATE
rrrv nfSca.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-22

Arrivals ard Departures Of keokuk Parkrs
ron ROY,
Arrives on Tuesday and Friday, at o'clock p. m.
and Departs ON Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing, at o'clock.
ANDY JOHNSON,
Arrives 81 Wednesday and Saturday, at p. m,
and Departs on Thursday ana Monday, at q.
LUCY BkRTkAM.
Arrives Thursday and Sunday, at p. M,
and Def Friday and Tuesday, at q. m.