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INSURANCE.

H1lFe 4nSstF:lnCe.
SECURITY INSURANCE CO., of New
York. Capital ONE MILLION DOLLARS (all
paid in.) Assets 10000 Dollars Par value of
shares $5O-market value $11O.
This is Participating Company and the Policy
Holder, at his option, participate in the prof
its of the Company without being assessed for
losses. Policies issued by the Agents, srahout
delay. All losses settled in Richmond by the
General Agent, who has deposited in the Treasu-
~ the sum required by the Legislature as an in
denlnity for the Insured Rates as low as in any
other Company.
PHILLIPS s CAREER, Agents,
opposite Cowan's Book Store, Staunton, Va.
This Agency represents several other First-class
Companies. 80 80 feb 27-tf
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Ulauntom business COLLEGE.

Ctauntofl business College.
~ Opens May %, 1867, for Session of three
months INSTRUCTION, one hour day in
each subject.
PENNaNsuIp by j. C. Wheat;
Book KEEPING by r. II. Phillips;
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC by
Pike Powers:
BUSINESS FORMS AND CoRRESpoNDENC
by JED HoTcnKIss
L r NJ s.:
For the course, ~ 2Fi $4,000
g one subject, 1000
Other subj ects taught when desired.
For further information, apply for Circulars at
Phillips CARRIERS Life Insurance Office New
Street, Staunton, Va R. III. PHILLIPS.
may 22-tf Actuarv
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Drfyate Parties. Balls.

L Excursions, &C., can be supplied with Or
chestra Music, from one to four pieces, by apply
ingto THOMAS d. COLEMAN,
Cockade Restaurant, New G. H. Street
june 17-lm
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-17

Well informed traders estimate the annual
production Of distilled spirits in the United
States, to be not less than eighty millions of
proof gallons or over one and a half millions
per week. In sixty days 100000 gallons
have been produced, and Of this 347 900 gal
Ions have been seized, making one detected
fraudulent gallon out Of every thirty-eight
gallons produced.
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NJ ashington College,

W 1900 LEXINGTON, Va.
Gen K. D. LEE. President, aided by corps of
competent instructors, including
Professor of Law.
The next session will begin on 3rd Thursday in
September, and end on 3rd Thursday in June.
Lexington may bereachedb by stage from Staun-
ton or Goshen, on the Virginia Central Railroad;
from Lynchburg by Canal, or by stage from Bon
sacks on the Va. and Tenn. Railroad. Forfuther
particulars apply t. Clerk Of the Faculty for Cata-
logue. iuly SIN.
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Hoop Skirts.
IL The "patcnt Odessa collapsing skirt
Which can be altered to any shape instantly has
created quite sensation amongst the ladies' The
advantages they possess are great and easily no.
ticcd, call and see them. Also . lot Of Hoop
Skirts the cheapest in the market
y June 19atfsse-.r--1..- G. HIRSu e. co
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prick Laying!-s. N Bagby s F. NJ.
~ Wood, having associated themselves toge!h-
CT for the purpose of Laying Brick, are prepared
to FURNISH MATERIAL and do all kinds Of
Brick Work, at the shortest notice, and in the
best manner Special attention given to all kinds
of JOB WORK belonging to IKE business Brick
ALWAYS on Hand for Sale. S. n BAGEY,
may lott. f. NJ. WOOD
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Ceiling Off at Cost.
~ We have on hand a beautiful assortment of
Parresols which we will sell off at cost-ca1l soon
to secure a bargain, for we get them cheap from
our own Factory in Philadelphia.
june 19-tf G.. HIRSH & co.
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M iddlebrook Reconstructing.

: N7E INEEVUTUUEA EtECO11StTtECIxE1Se
lNl The young ladiesand gentlemen Of Mid
dlebrook and vicinity will present the public with
series Of TableaU4 and Charades in the NJ. T..
Church in that place, on the light of the 3lst in
slant. Everything will be gotten up in the best
style. Proceeds to be appropriated to benevo-
lent purposes. A good band of music will be in
attendance. An opportunity will be given to all
to spend few Of their ragged greenbacks. and
get the worth of their money. Come one, come
all. july l7-tf 3
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-17

A large delegation Of whites and negroes
have reached Washington from North Carroll
ma and Alabama, for the purpose Of urging
upon Congress the necessity Of entirely abol-
lshing the present State governments in the
South. The North Carolina delegation is
headed by negro named Harris.
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The Situation.

To people situated as We arethis heading
can have but one attraction they want to
know the worst We publish, to-day, the
supplement to the old military Bill, "a forced
construction Of that bill, by the Congress now
in session It virtually deposes the Presi-
dent, and he is powerless, or thinks he Is 1t
gives to Military Commanders South dictate
rial powers, and not only endorses all their
acts but gives them, subject only to General
Grant, powers never before granted to men
in this much glorihed Republic, whose cor
ncr stone was the Consent Of the governed"
This is hard it is hard for a people, once
proud, prosperous and free, to submit to this
harsh decision of the conqucror but, then, it
really gives the District Commanders no
more power than they have heretofore exer-
csed, ard it would i'll become people who
have suffered SO much for the right, to give
up in dispair OF doubt its final triumph. Every
new order to the South only goes to show
the weakness of the party in power North
while the bounteous provisions a merciful
God has vouchsafed to us, for our material
comfort, shows that lie, who doeth all things
well, has not given US over, forever, to our
enemies.
We should recollcct that, with all our trials,
we are blessed above many people on this
earth, and that there are indications which
bid us be Of "good cheer" for the end is not
yet. Some Of the Southern leaders are blind
ly running into the Radical party for safety
from imagined evils to come, or rather they
arc trying to rush in; others are laying back,
waiting for something to turn up" but none
Of them truly represent the great mass. The
people are at work, they have generally regis
tered and obeyed orders to the letter, and,
when the time comes for action, at the cleo
tons, the country will be surprised at the re-
suit This hard struggle for existence; this
terrible fight against fate, has had one good
effect. 1t has kept cur people from all the
political complications ready to act as cir
eumstances may dictate in the future.
! Let the people continue to work for their
material advancement, regardless Of the raw
ings Of madmen North orthe whining crys Of
the weak at home; let them obey orders, and
frown down parties in the South-always re-
Wondering that material prosperity brings
political strength: and that causes are at
work, which will surely SO surely as God
is Just, bring them the reward promised
for works faithfully performed and suffering
patiently endured.
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importantly fine assortment of Musical
Il instruments, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Wall
and Window Paper also fine assortment of Oil
Linen Shades, to be found at
may 22-tf G.. HIRSH g. cos.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
mall Farms, building and

~ 85M wood Lois for SaIC
Ny personal attention being necessary to the
development OF large tract of timber and min
eral land, 1 have recently purchased on James
River, in Amherst, offer for sale, in lots to suit
purchasers my farm at the Natural Bridge, con-
tanning
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-17

All account agree that the wheat crop this
year will be the largest ever raised, not less
than 2oo,o0o,oo0 bushels, being about
barrel and a third Of flour for every inha-
hitant
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:
TIE PRESIDENT AND THE MILITARY Con-
MANDEEs. 1t seems to be now definitely
settled that the President will not revoke any
Of the orders of the military commanders re-
moving civilians. The matter has been fully
discussed in connection with the Attorney
Generals opinion, and it may be required to
in the cabinet session soon; but it is not
expected that the administration will now
favor the revocation of the order by the com
manders, in view Of the legislation Of Con-
gress looking to the ratification and coHfrma-
ton Of the acts of those officers.
As yet, the military commanders have not
been instructed to adopt the opinion of the
Attorney General on registration. An order
was issued to them, accompanied by a copy
Of the opinion, and directing their attention
to the construction given to the lawby Mr..
Stanbery, but the officers we're not required
absolutely to adopt that construction. So
that, Notwithstanding the two opinions Of the
Attorney General, their approval and adop-
ton by the administration, and the presence
of Congress here in consequence thereof, not
an absolute order Of any kind has been is
sued by the President, based on the legal
opinions of Mr. Stanbery, and it is believed
the President will take no further steps in the
matter, since but a few days can elapse before
the act Of Congress will interfere, ratifying
all that has been done by the division com
manders.
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M0ticc.-For sale-sheet's wrapping paper
~ cheaper than northern manufacture. Al
so q lot Of good inch plank. Call on
r. NJ. GUY,
une 26-tf C. 7. Cochran's old stand
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july 17-1t
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IA Expectant Nieces,
Beg@ Hairbrained Nephews,
Bag Radicals of all Colors!
VIII IND 1t to their advantage to call on the I'M
dersigned and buy their goods at the CHEAPEST
STORE IN the TERRITORY. -'--l+-aS S. ii. HILB,
may l-tf Crawforls corner, No. l.
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Cundries.-Bishop Lawns, Tarlatans. Swiss
~ Muslns, Knitting Cotton, Cotton Batting,
&c., just received, by W. NJ POOLE.
june 5-tf
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The fate of DIR. Livingstone, the African
explorer, is again left in as much doubt as
ever. The Sepoy upon whose report it was,
announced that Livingstone was still alive left
the party, it now turns out, prior to the time
it is alleged he was murdered by one of the
Matte tribe The story told by Moosa re-
mains, therefore, thus far uncontrolled.
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EN0r KeMt.-A first class Store-room at Mid
i dlebrook, Augusta county, on very favorable
terms. Apply at WIN. POOLE'S Store,
may 15-tf Staunton Va.
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Go to Kerr 4 Fuller's ., and s. g. Bridges
and see the new Improved Gas Light.

Fashions roR JuLY.-In order to accom-.
modste every class Of our readers ws copy
the following article upon fashions, which will
no doubt be acceptable to the ladies:
What narrow skirts and Whist . sweep Of
train Scarfs tied a. saahes half way down
the side Of the long, trailing skirts; chains
and beads festooned about the narrow hips,
and over the straight severity Of the dress;
hair massed in curls on the top Of the head,
stsny one only hanging here ssd there beck
TO tue ears; beads and chains about the neck
and head; long loose sleeves, displaying white
rounded arms and rich bracelets-these are
the points that FIRST strike one on beholding
the eorgeo,s, slitiering threna.
There are some, however, whose taste has
made their toilets - fresh and charming - :
June morning. One Of these ladies wears
lilac silk dress dotted With white lace barbs,
and some delicate little flowers in her hair,
and pearl ornaments, brooch earrings and
bracelets Her dsess ID trimmed With plain
lilac bands, colored with white satin.
Another charming dress, but much more
striking, IS Of . maroon colored Cause, shot
with white silk and crystal fringe. It is quite
new effect; but the wearer being hands
some, SNOWY brunette, it snits her very we'll.
Large black and white lace shAws and bur-
noose are very much worn, now the warm
weather has fairly commenced, over rich toi-
le,tes. Short silk sacques, basquin.s, aud
pepluins are not elegant over very long gored
and trained dresses: and il being too warm
for cashmere or paisley shawls, lace is brought
into requisition. They are, however, some-
what expensives the lowest price for even
LLAMA lace shawl or cloak is forty or fry
dollars, and from this the price ranges up to
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Go 70 Kerr 4 Fuller's, and 8. g. Bridges
and zee the new Improved Gas Light

EDIroa CARS CIrY:-I In your Issue Of the
10th ult., in referring to fatal accident to .
young lady from falling from . horse, you
speak Of the side saddle - dangerously inse-
cure. John d. Rarey, in his work on horse
tanning, endorses your opinion, and recom.
msnds, in the strongest terms, ladies' sad-
dles q the English style, provided With !
horn, which, when The rider il il the seaA
presses over the left leg. just above the knee.
By this device, according y II. Rafey, :
lsdy's position on horseback 10 rendered
more secure than that Of gentleman. Some
of the ladies Of our city use these sadd les,
and speak in the highest terms Of their ad j.
vAntaees. =
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Judge Burt, of the Dnbuque Judicial
District, has sued the proprietors OF the
Heroid for ssandsrous assaults on his private
character.
The Commence ment of Iowa College
will take place on the 18th Of the present
month, at Grinnell. Senator Harlan has
been announced Is the oAtor Of the occa-
sion, but may possibly be prevented by his
Senatorial duties in Washington City.
"TusKras' OF DuskAaps. = Last week this
denomination assembled in large barn near
Norris P. O., in Marshall county. Members
came one hundred miles to attend the seryi>
ces. As our people know little OF this sect,
they are apt to laugh at the name Dunkard.
which was given them in derision, just a.
Quaker was to the Friends. Some people
who attended their services actually expected
them TO wasI each others feet, and SUP NUT
ton SOUP at he communion. The denomina
tionsl mare adopted BY this order il s.The
Brethren.' They baptize BY tri.une INNER.
sion, and Tunker being German for clipper
they were called that and finally Dunkard in
jest. So says the Eldora Ledger.
"A till Taper was arrested in Dubuop.
the other day for robbing drawer OF Z s.>
loon, and sent 10 Jail.
There was general Jail delivery It Sid
ney, Fremont county, on Tuesday nisht l.,t
week Five prisoners escaped--tvo from
Council Bluffs, one from Mills csuntv. and
ono from Page. On Tuesday evening ! horss
thisf from Nebraska City, vas lodged in Ii.
jail for sais keeping over night, and i, il suo.
posed that his friends followed and faru;shed
him with the means Of escape. g, 6id.ev
Union.
= he WasAingtoa Ass records ei.e.ls,
accident happening 70 acitisea Of ~ Sl.e,-
= follows: He WAS riding on ! COR sanees
=, which double team ~ hssliae ov,r "a
lFoand q brisk paes, cad plesssd 81 elakes.
AZ - nd Il ~ 6sld hs drove - 49,
ssF - ksld, - sisAsr -. seeplI.e 4 g..
o. e - 49, esd = - - -
= 80 =:
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Go to Kerr 4 Fuller ., and 8. g. Hsidgss'
and ~ the new Improved Co Inn.

SAD AccrDsSr.-We are informsd b lst>
ter from friend in Crotoa, thss . I'd, ff
teen years Of -, was drowned : fSw nights
ago in the Dee Moines, while crossing that
stream in skif. The little fallov cot too
near the Croton dam, and being unable 70
buffet the current was carried over the falis
and lost. His body was found yesterday four
or Eve miles below 81. Franciayille and taken
back TO CroGen for burial $Ess
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Go 10 Kerr + Fallsr'ss and s. G. Brids.e,,
and see the new Improved Gas Light.

NrvrpApr, r,,r,c.
. s1ssousg cllacs, ana mere y no piace
=. $3.50. . ~" ~ 10y een- constituted Jadgss
r.s souk . w lesoeis o. ne puniic loarnals.
800 800 e...0nsnes : s',nossd IN his Or her own
.h .na $50. - q VIZ pubic journal should BE-,
n-o n - e + e psaass O ce9surs, IN
thst no;nt forr.etsns ths. . vahnc 49,. ,rom
IN. saue nv Ronhc pAper -
- .r:r. am ,;s 'oat .eneese ne transactions
cr;-;.sssE - kooa - tne evf mos
n-s.s Il n:h,;.s . su.s -. .r msny ~noexpect me
Y;dn.,l, S;h. ST. T rSSu - sa'n ony = ,nsy indi.
inch sh;r.. :. thu .d ~ NV ~ 20 .nink that
s.; - g O'..s.nsss o others. When We pub.
CONT , n n. hos,,; n pre- nenI, or ~ &C.
.tsrtiv ..s;S;.. ~ onmes test are con-
,.o.sE.s s. s. .nG annals OF society, the
vcri. - ss.S.1 Dscx 10 noly horror, With
49, tho. - Joa ~ upon their lips, While
~ 1oas- 49, o.n: !. sumo ready 70 devour i oil
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sor1iosr psblisAsd sA4s Hafsis, II Gsh,
ne, the Coppsthsad easdidaAs See Lissessasl
Governor, claimed in ~ speech ~ ~ -
served - = pdvsas dsrint ~ W. TIE
Onanva 1srcsy lsaiss tAis indisnaatly,
and says thss be never served In De VIZ, bit
has served in the ranks Of he DsnperaAio
party Tor twelve yeass, which il, Of COURSE
much bseeef. y ssSFf
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!, Go to Kerr 1 Fuller's, and Sc. Bridgss'
and sec the new Improved Gas Light

TIE steamer Keokuk viii make . moon
light excursioa to Nausoo tarnigAt, The 10Th.
She will lsave the wharf 1t 3 o'clock. The
Silver Band will be in attendance. Fare for
the trip, 81 per couple.
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Go to Kerr L Fuller's, andS G. Bridsss',
and zee the new Improved Gas Light,
THHaE will be q special meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Keokuk Gymnasium,
tbs evening, ct 8 o'clock.
N. G. BARTLETT, President.

ASr1>0wEARIxG SocIErY.-In one of our
neighborink towns m anti.swearing society
has been formed BY the young men, end
zines are imposed upon members Who are
guilty opportunity, the proceeds being devo-
ted to the parchasc Of newspapers and Pc
ricdicals. And there 10 = 6ns field for the
laborers in such society within the corpo-
rate limits of Keokak.
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saw Tors asnsy aarkss.
- relsssapA.l Agu Ysa4. Julys.
hoaes-nasy and h soed SIMPLY q 80 pr csst. for
call leans
Steamship Ruasis takes Slloooo in spseis tonorrov
~ Dafoees
nsnofs seay Of several dry good Allarss h ~
1it1on 10 hat Of Wicks CO.
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NM 90, u osssy ~. ~ kA
2 lstAsDssAiet cssst dfs.D6 ov1ay,s. K,oasl.
NJ tRANKLrN " 4. =. spoiiord, sdnipi,tr,.o, of
~ : s1s .:s.;: 2, J. s..:.y; d.s.:..!. MARY 4.
cnsse - Ssss1ss ss..s .1.y cc AZ sa.ss
s.s., s..s p.t,soe 9 e,h sssson : o. sis 4 Il
Clerks 0rs Of the District Court aaprssad 10 behalf
Of the shove saasd psaatiA aealn2 Jou and claiming
against said epoaord, adninstratos decree iu M
:: 6 I1. - =. "a .. e.
tAs forscsce q nortsaSe on thirty III ~ he sast
Ievs ~ 81 49,. , az y sosok e ouassy
AsA aAks dssss thereto before tbs sseond day
~ The the ssxttsrn Of said Court 10 oomsses % ~
rsadsfsA sssinst you prayed for In nd petition
X Il. aILL6ORE,
AIRY N nm
kEGAL NOTICE.
Ma&e Vi slOd Lei Cbsfnfy ~
In ths DISTRICT Court d said coaaty, Il Kssksh
~ GRAHAM w. Hawkins Taylor, J. n Biiiinsy, =.
~ sagnss Of Hsseea, Hsvhias Huston, r. ". Pot
-. AisA u Ruddlck, administrators Of sbsses oY Jssst
RndAAck, Aecsaatd 1SssNAa KnoWlss, Geo. O. miller
c., fbos 0laGsst u. J. ?. 1scharda John r Dmifh,
JeerAs, Olivia OUstM John Oossn, .. g Nnas, En
Aannins ssseutor Q. sstass q John slsushter. Dc
Thom q Co, Arthur Woieoss, Van Horn, Iue. 1 Co.
John LAfon, g. D.. Jones'.
nat tss H. 10 . wi 5eip. re- isiss s =,
Cisnee omS tho ktrict 6lurSa ksss u blll1b
'eecfSS agasst said Hsw kfhS TayI0f In the Sum OH
rs 89e0 and sganst al the defendants the foreclosure
Of mortgage the south half Of Lot tsa Block four
being any ~ on Jsinson ssrsss By ssvnsy i've fss
deep along First street. from this Johnao and
First street in tbs city Of Keoknk, Lss county Iowa
and t general relief And anles yoa appear and maxi
defense thereto before Of the second day OF the
term Of said Court 10 commerce tbs second Mondsy
Of eeptember, 1857, Isdgneut wa ~ rssAsrsA asai4
yes, = peaysd for In I'D petition.
ROBERT II. oILLAO11,
jels Att'y - Pira.
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TO to Kerr / Fuller's, and s. G. Bridses
and - the new Improved Gas Light.

IaH steamer Countess will leave Ksokuk
aaNy sSaadays sxceptsd) for Quincy, Han
nloai' and intsrmediats points, upon arrival
OF me as'a from Dss Aoines, 4 s:45 D. n.
Application for freight or passage 70 b. s.ade
to J. ". Brown, On he Lsvss.
1six.H ]. K. HAYvAap. Cant
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NJ a S o M @.

Wl "
Eagle Ledge Ne. l9--Holds IT. regular meeting
The 6rst Tuesday evening bsspfe full neon sack
mouth.
Harain Lodge ns. s0-Holds iss regular
DontAy meeting the Arst Monday svsaing In sacA
month
Massnfc Hall-ccrner seventh and naia strvsts.
Gate City Roysl Arch Chapter He. -
Hold il regular meeting the Ars Friday evening In
eeci 0onth
4|axvin Council Ne. S-Hoids Its regular nsst-
~ Tie SECOND hrtday cvening IN eaeh mon&A.
DaAasees ConAahdery u knights
TsnBaaR Ne. S-Hoids eoncisvss every WsdDes
~ eseAing for drill and fnaerucsion.
Hall In Court NeUse-Op effh strss
sugl e
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n. kouis 0aYEst.
~ TsasgtapA.1 D. Losls. ssiy =
LSad-Mofe sctivs st8X
yiesf-Rrtsss bssssr; ssIss Of sapssAns q y ssOs
=; extra at p soolo Xxx ~ 80 a50ls.
wheas-In sharp dsuand and holders firm; new I'll
ct q 3So2&o.
oOra--Ass'vs ana advansi3r vhiss ssoss; choice Do
mol o. yellow oo6N.
0As -ooins NJ. With saln q ,sofs
Rys-A better feeling, and market advanced cloaing
1t Ss0sl.
Hay-In demand At better hEurss, closing 1t A6o20.
sPswh-Hlghsr, With hrisk dsmAiA 1t "a 70
Dasss-Hagh.rs shosldsss ~; rib uidss ii1f0ll3G
slsar siAss l1sz.
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Forsagn Rarksts.
LONDON, July Gloon.
consols d ,lfnsd " Bo.ds sdvss esd n, Market
altered.
xvnRess Jaiy Gloon
cotten-vay Gull.
LrvnpooI, July e-3 p. m.
Cotton-Unchansed.
OosH-Dsciiaing.
Psee-Declinsd ID
wheat, Oats and Barey-UnchAngsd.
Resf-AdvAnced ls-
bacon--Advanc-d I'd
Lard--D~chnsd Sd
Chsess-Dscnsd ID.
Pork Unchanged
Pstroleun--Dscined Va; comnos advanced 70 Il.
LIvzarooL, July Give.
Cottos-v~y DALI saiss to-day 1000 osles middling
splsads u los4; do Orleans lots bales 1t 10.
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Peas-ees Cd.
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.ailwaukes Market.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-10

Iy0R sALK-rhres very desirable lots on which are
i, located stvostory brick DWELLING house. contain
ing seven rooms-a large brick wash house and wood
house; together with laige brick stable two large
csesrnA and lots veil covered with choice lot II INST,
and other tress This property situated thkosrs
Of 9Th And noTeAn streets convenient to business PIKE
eeoU0; half cash Balance In snd two years. Ats 70
cent. interest. Title tood. Enquire Of
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