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ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

Hlvu-.sseso.hip 81 Laurent--NM Band Dubois and
@.y NJ an Mrs Churchill Mr. aud Mrs Dcitsch. Grant,
~ Townsend, Ar aud Mrs Schuster Mr. and Mrs A "
I<AsA, rand MIS savage Ed weland HspSy, Rosen-
ehaL Jehn y Murray. Hedeberger, Nrs Volt and Mrs
WAse 70 Mcrrin fr and Mrs Reinicker Mr. James aud
FAMILY, bArteh NJ Tries and family Lurmsu Heydecser
son avs servant Nuis and family, Miss v0bey. Wal
krA a al and Fert Hall. Clement Bndnr wtlmerdlnG q
laight lenSeioe and lady, Nj and Mss VAN, >chwab.
les On Aartch Mss Dabaur Sisters Ste
yeur Mars des Seven Douleurs aud Eugcn rruei.
Nenmann Leg GetisshA De pcro AMI family Pierfet
fou and anT. Saliee aES family, IcssAge and family,
BornEo Rolsodo, Rabtia VI Anastaco Tlurscher, oct
6ery Mrs ha1a Mrs Iusy johnson. " Weller Dortry
and family, HAMS. peiger wolnn, Gwathrr Wind,
Hrkreb<r Ncufd. Chopper, Fack Enzslhrird scherrer
And family. schseer. Afem Weber XIII schverer and
kraan, Rab Bfax kaIrmerrr GraFnsnksut Burshacber
Bra1n Kilnk Ksrcrer, Scbwend srhvag and family d.
sdsln and family Rollr and Tofhn Peter stcmes~er
lpdfc AMI Rackmrnn. EGrei .nt family. Car. rolef'
assbro sIrrsnsn fchor Irhiinrer wichsrmann dS,n.
ssrr Canfan HAnssier and sister Bohrer, Rcrer David
nd farng sselr sne family Liable kstner aud brother
KeoE Wsisshinxw Behold, Keller. fervzch and family
RsrI oss ubirr and is1r, Narku alder Ruitsn schwarz.
spbseh Lsnscas Lsuppi Mazer schumacher snd family,
Kehl sherpF nresen Toh wssssrmsnD and family
jacobs Amor, Eung Lair, Burs~rnristsr. Lohner and
Gsbel ccL Kerry. Lehman. etockn, GnrLer Zies
lsr an dfsxAy Ylsshex bitter and family ksener nsyer
EAstsr ana Ha.ler "a. speck Kre.,sr Anaslssnaer
sehnsdss sksmAster broehsu sod family Psngsot Hsn
essr Pau, Braeme ProcAcn ard scn. foppcie bngst
kelm wsrssv, Bstel, Br<adsr. wliman. o~rnstnoscs.
Csssson. Lsyas DaDcksufnp. Letssie CiDsut S4Ger
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-06
NEWS EROM CINCINNATI.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERllD.

Loyal Teseimony In tho Courts-Mys crious
Disappearance Inundation-F0nr Houses
strSck by LightniDg.
CINCINNATI, juno s, 1867.
Tbe law which admits the testimony OF criminals and
persons accused Of crime in their own behalf is in
full operation here. In Police Court. where there
are nearly fifty criminal cases every day, the very
peculiar working Of this very peculiar law may be
prominent citizen OF Columbus, Ohio, General
Henry wlson, who down here about ten days ago
business, has mysteriousy disappeared He left $
keys baggage &c, In his nj the Burnett House
Thursday last and has not been since. Az there
have been several mysterious murders here this year. IL
n feared that be has met with foul play, as he had
considerable money on his person.
One itch and ftyseyen hundreths OF inch OF rain
fell yessrday In thirty minutes. The city was inun-
dated fog the time. aud much damage done. The
lightning struck four houses.
the tssl number OF eeaihs in this city las, month
was 25a
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SHARP PRACTICE OF sPECULAToIs
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Attempted Swindle Of Eastern Stockholders
81 the Old Farmers' and Millers' Bank Of
Milwaukee.
CHICAGO, June 6, 1861
number OF Western spectators swindng
ne Eastern stockholders OF the old Farmers' Nil.
sss Bank Of Milwaukee by representing that the stock
p only worth forty TO City cents, when 1t is said
70 be really about par. The bank is longer
IN existence; It's affairs were wound up and National
Bank organized from it, yet the shrcwd cliques the
West through tho farce Of cecng officers and send
ing out false statements Of the assets and liabilities for
tAe purpose Of buying up the Eastern stock for
song One director boasts that he will clear $40 600 by
shis means great deal OF stock IL owned in New
York, Albany, Troy and Poughkeepsse Circulars have
Just been sent them TO induce them to sell for thirty
thirty I'VE cents the dollar Tho swindle is conducted
with much secrecy but this Information, IL IL to be
hoped wiz thwari tho fellows their nefarious do
yhRns.
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Kvoxvurx, Tom, Juce s, 1857.
A de-pstoa from Governor Brownlow states The
July nteresi Tennessee bonds viii be promptly me
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Iep 9Th Az, BELOW 9Th sT.-GooD SERVANTS
lOO German girls &c y for city country, to suit NIL
families. hotels &C. promptly. Al The Empoymoat Honse
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4 90 WEST 10TH ST. BETWEEN 9Th AND TIL AVS
"a IN experienced cook and to assist vita
the washing; excellent baker, good city references
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04
FIRES.

CIscissArI, Mays.
The extensive soap and candle works of
Thomas Emery 3 Sons, corner of Vine and
Water streets, was destroyed by FIRE this NOR
ming.
CHICAGO. May
The large Eve storied building ealled the
Merchants Hotel, on the corner of Washing
ton and State streets, caught FIRE about II
o'clock this morning. The fire Immediately
communicated with eli the upper stories, by
means Of the elevators. Many of the guests
Of the house were quietly sleeping, and the
fire had spread itself 90 entirely throughout
the building that il tbecame at once question
II oil could get out. Most of the guests es.
capped down the stairway, and ten persons
were lett IN such positions that they could not
escape by this means.
The IRE department was promptly on the
spot. and went 70 work, as only Chicago 6rs-
men can, to put out the Gre and rescue the
unfortunate people inside. Two ladders were
put up, and : few taken out BY this means.
Bot sons wsre too high 70 be reached u the
ladders. Ropes wefs hung from shove, aud
some were let down by this means, but With
great risk, from the height they we're at. Yet
BY saperhumsn efforts the ter, persons were
finally gotten ont in Safety.
Several cases Of intense interest and ex-
element occurred. One man had no escaps
bat TO Be swung 70 . window Of the Crosby
Open House. A rope was swung to him,
and he caught i, and By .sv@ying to and fro,
was finally caught and taken into the window.
We can hardly kive ~ ideA ofthe intense ex-
citement during this time Of rescue. Women
bad TO be taken ont great height on ladders.
Tho interior Of the buildine i entirely
burned out, and nearly all its contents. The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

ISDIAsAPoLLIs, Mays
The money stolen from the railroad Office
q Goaport, and McMinniway's-the murder
er-clothss we're found buried under an old
6nA hooper in McMinniwsy's yard. The
money and clothes were bloody. Another
mnn implicated has been arrested. The ex-
citenens i increasing, and it is feared that
the citizens win hang them before night.
nehinAiway il citizen OF Gosport, and has
been assisting johnson in loading freight and
collecting freight bills. His wife says he did
not como home until II O. clock on the night
Of the murder, and left at o'clock In the
morning for Quincy.
LArER.
ISDEAEAPoLIs, May 8.
In the preliminary examination, toe dsy, of
AcMinnway, before the Magistrate. he was
found guilty of murder in the FIRST degrAe.
Judge Eckles adjourned his Court at Bloom
ington, and with the Sheriff and members Of
the Bar, went 10 Gosport.
At the conclusion Of the preliminary en-
animation Judge Eckles, Ex.Gov Dunning,
and Messrs. Buskirk snd Montgomery, Of
Bloomington, addressed the crowd OF excited
citizens, urging strict observance Of the Law.
The prisoner was then started, under guard
Of twenty Eve men, for the Jail At Spencer
the excitement is still very great, and it Was
with great difficulty that lynehing was pre-
vented.
LOUISVILLE, May 8.
Dispatches from Gosport, Indiana, to ..
m. state that MCKINNEY. the murderer Of
st. Johns, the telegraph operator and station
agent, would surely be hung this evening. A
platform has been erected in the street to try
the prisoner. The excitement is very great.
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FROM CHICAGO.

cHicAeo, Nay Z !
The city has been in terrible excitemenf
all day. Riots and fights have been m hosr,
ly occurrence all day. This forenoon . lar
mob Of eight hour men forcibly closed up tbs
planning mills Of Turner 4 Wilson, Moody
d Church and Heeny 4 Campbell. The Ise
YER establishment 10 very large one. Few
only we're engaged at work, mos. of the
force having quit yesterday. The building
was entered BY the eight hour mob. the
workmen ordered TO leave. The engineer
was forced from the engine room and the en-.
gine stopped. Soon after Capt Kennedy
reached the scene of this demonstration, be
was reinforced by squads of Policemen, nm.
der Capts. Hickey and Sherman, 20 that the
entire force on the ground nov numbered
over sixty. An immense crowd Of rioters
surrounded the mill, but the three Police
Captains At once decided that the establish>
ment should be re-opened if the proprietors
% desired A brief consultation was then
held with these gentlemen, the Police drawn
up in line before the building, and in a few
minutes the machinery OF the establishment
was in motion again.
Alter the lapse of an hour or more the bulk
OF the crowd, seeing that nothing more could
be done there, moved ffto some other point
to repeat their depredadons- Another gang
Of rioters gathered around the freight house
Of the Ill Central r. K, near the mouth Of
the river, and demanded that no ten hour
men should work there. Soon after Mayor
Rice appeared on the ground and addressed
the crowd, exhorting those present to dis
perse, to resume their work if possible, and
if not to 60 home and stop such riotous pro-
ceedings. Subsequently Sergeant Fox, of
the north side police, came upon the ground
with posse of men and ordered the crowd
to disperse, which they finally did.
1t is reported that gang ofrioters are ram,
pant at Bridgeport, and that they are closing
up rolling mills, tsnneries, &C., in that local.
itty, in some instances presenting revolvels at
the heads of the proprietors and driving them
out of their own places Of business.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 8.
The accounts published in the papers this
morning show much more extensive opera
tions in shutting MP places Of business BY the
eight hour men, than our report of last sven
ing gave. Scarcely any one was left unmo-
Tested. North side. South side, West side
and Bridgeport, were alike the scenes Of the
mob authority. In the afternoon they were
much more boisterous and exscting. The
disposition Of the employers is to quietly
close up all business and let the men wait
Although this will cause great loss, it is un-
doubtedly, the quickest way to settle the mat
ter.
The trial of Emma Grant, for the murder
of Michael Spar, was concluded last night
The prisoner was sentenced TO the Peniten-
tiary for four years.
Mark H. Graves, Of No. IA, Peoria street.
attempted suicide yesterday afternoon. He
had Just been caught in an attempt to violate
the person of child of about eleven yease.
As soon as the awful character of his deed
came upon him he drew his knife and made
. deep cut in his neck, in the 6rst attempt,
aud soon afer made another attempt with .
chisei, and seemed to be in terrible agony to
die snd put at rest his conscience that was
killing him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04
FRoM DEs MONIES.

CHICAGO, May 8.
A Journal special from Des MONIES says
the 7th annual Republican Convention will
be held in that city on the 10th of June, to
nominate candidates for State officers. All
who supported the candidates Of thefparty at
the last election are invited to attend.
The body of George Stearns, who was
drowned few weeks since near Red6eid,
has been recovered. Search is going on for
the other body, on which was about S400.
large force OF hands has just been put
on the c. X. |. & P. r. R. between here and
Newton.
The contract for grading the Iowa Union
r. r., from this city to Ames' station, on
the N. W. r. r., has been rs-let to B. f.
Allen Co.
Judge Wright, of the Superior Court, is to
deliver the address at the commencement exs
ercises of the State University, in June.
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LATE CABLE DEsPAfCHES
Peac &c Of Earope Assured

az DUBLIN, May 2.
The Fenian prisoners, Burke and Doran.
were sonvictsd Of Aieh treason and sentenced
to be b enged on the 2sth Of May. The trial
of Mc0afery is now in progresa
LONDON, May 2-Evenins.
There ID considerable uneasiness felt IN
financial circles here and on the continent u
10 the result of the forthcoming peace con-
ference.
Earl Derby says officially that no plan has
been fixed upon As basis Of settlement Of
the Luxemburg question, though he hoped
that permanent peace would be the result
OF their deliberations
Dispatches received this evening state that
rising Of the Republicans in Catalonia,
Spain, has occurred. Nothing transpired ~
TO the proportions Of the nsurrectiou.
LosDos, May 8.
In the House of Commons last night di.
vision took place in the Reform bill, and the
Government was defeated by eighty one votes
in favor of the Liberal party.
The Government insists on i.s prohibition
against holding political meetings in Hyde
Park.
The Home Office issued bulletin this
morning agsinst the reform demonstration
proposed TO be held at Hyde Park Monday
next.
BERLrx, MAY 8,
A treaty of alliance has been formed be.
tween Prussia and the Grand Duchy Of
Hesse.
LONDON, May s-Evenine.
The Derby government has accepted the
amendment to the Reform bill, which was
carried By the Liberals last night.
The Government declined TO interfere with
the Reform meeting to be held Monday next,
and is swearing. special constsbles to prevent
any distul bance of public order.
Paris, May 3-Evening.
Baron Monster, Secretary of Foreign Az
fairs, stated in the Corps LegislatiF to-day
that the baais which has been agreed upon for
the negotiations for pesee conference assures
the peace Of Europe. ~@
BERLIN, May a-Evsnias.
In the Prussisn Diet to- day Bismark an
nounced that the Government accepted III
proposition for the naturalization OF Luxem,
burg.
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IRON WASHINGTON.
Nrv YoRx. Nav 8.

New YoRx, May 8.
The Timer Washiaeton special says Judge
Under wood has issued . writ of hsbeas corpus
for the purpose of bringing .JeG Davis before
his court 1t the next term, at Richmond, on
the 18th inet.
John 7. Monroe, ex. Mayor of New Orleans,
had IN interview With the President yester>
day, complaining severely of General Sheri-
dams action - regards removals.
Private advices from New Orleans, receiv.
ed here to-day, state that the Radical Union.
lists expect to carry the city at the coming
municipal election.
Gov. Sharkey, Of Mississippi. expressed
the belief yesterday that three, il not four,
members Of the court win favor the granting
of the military reconstruction injpnctions-
five is majority.
The Herald special says the rumor is yet
current that Postmaster General Randall has
rendered his resignation.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, May 8.
There was fall of snow early this morn.
ing Sufficient to cover the ground.
II is said that two thirds Of the six hun
dred thousand dollars, contributed for the re-
lief Of the sufferers by the great Portland
fire, still remains in the hands of the Cons
mittee.
A mass meeting of colored citizens was
hsld at the African Church, in this city, last
evening, to discuss the question, !" How shsil
We vote ?" About 800 persons we're pres
ent The speakers were both white and col
ored. Resolutions were unanimously adopted
pledging the coiored voters 70 support the
Republican party and no other
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04
FROM HAYTI.

NEW YoRK, May 8.
The .HrdlTs Havana correspondent says
the revolution in Hayti is still in fail activity.
No election ef President had taken place,
and General Eissge continued TO exercise
the functions OF Provisional President
General Victsrine looms up ~ the chief Of
the revolutionisss, and had proceeded, with
troops and cannon, TO st. Mar, to oppose
Solnsve. q
Several French war vessels were expected
there TO enforce the payment of claims due
at the establishment Of Haytien indepen.
dance
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 8.
The Mayor, in his message to the Council,
states that the population Of the city has in
creased from $4,000 to l45,000, in the past
two years.
The Lower Board adopted q joint resolu-
ton appointing Committee, from both
Boards, inviting President johnson, and
other distinguished personages, to be present
.at the Inauguration of the Clay statue, on the
3Oth of Nav #
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NV YoRK, May s.
The Heralds Panama correspondent says
the parties contending for the future owner.
ship Of the Pansfns Railroad, were making
quite lively fight over the matter. The
holders Of thirty millions of bonds in England,
have offered the whole Of these securities,
together with large amount of money, for
the road; but the present owners have bid
yet higher, and it Was probable that ii would
still remain in their hands.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04
FROM THE PLAINS.

Sr. LoUisy Hay 3.
The Democrats ST. Joseph special nys:
A Julesbufg dispatch Of the 2lst states the
Oommissioners succeeded in getting together
1t Beanvais' rancho about l6O Isdians, snong
them many Of the most noted warriors south
Of the Platte river. They stated thsy. WOULD
remaiA pseceable il tho FoverAmsat would
set aside e00. 600 square miles of land a.
rsssrsokion, the government 70 project them
from oil other tribes. and Keep svssy oss,l
both white and red, from trespassing on their
rsesrvaaies: They also required eosssnmsnt
psosisions. The Commissioo6sS wsre o ~
Ph - thns nsdsst rsqassts On tAs following
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04
FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, May 8.
The steamers Denmark, Columbia, and
VIM. Penn, from Europe, arrived to-day.
Sixty-seven barrels illicit whisky were
seized in this city Thursday night.
Great numbers Of refugees are arriving in
this city from Ireland. They give very dis
couraging accounts Of the state Of the coun-
try, and say the movement in Ireland Ia en-
tirely abandoned.
1t is said Col. Roberts has made q special
call on the Fenian Brotherhood for aid TO the
families of Irish prisoners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04
FROM CHARLESTON.

NEw YoRK, May 3.
The Heralds Charleston special says on
Senator Wilson's arrival in that city, several
committees and distinguished citizens, also
number of colored men, called upon him.
Some sixty or seventy prominent whites, in
cluding large number of former leading Sc
cessionists signed letter Of welcome to Mr..
Wilson, rendering the hospitali,ies Of the city
and inviting him to address them on the po-
litical topics of the day
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AUuroE's 0rYTcr, Iowa,

AUpiroE,s 0FyIcx Iowa !
DEs Nouns, April Is, 1857. /
1t 10 hereby certified that there has been asd i'm this
once sworn statsnest showing the condition the
Enterprise insuranes Company. ioested Cfnc4nnats
In the State OF obie the arst day Of January.
1857 in accordance with the provisions Of Act Of tbs
General Assembly Of the State Of Iowa entitled sAs
Act IN relation 20 Insurance Compsnfs=1 approved
January assh, 1857, snd Act anendatory th~rsso,
approved February 9th, 1888; that ssid statement
shows that said Company 10 possess~d Of the rsqufts
amount Of capital. and invested - required by lav.
Authority therefore given 70 the above Com
pzry 70 transact their Appropriate buxness Of insurance.
in this etae In accordance with the Thereof uns
til the slst day Of January A. D. tboussnd eight
hundred and sixty eight.
1t IL also certified that Robert y. Foote OF Ksckuk
has been daily appointed by ssiN Company their lawful
agent and attorney for this county Of Lee fall
u 10 take risks Of insurance therein and scknovl-
sdgs service Of process provided By Law, upon his a.
Ing with The Cerk Of the Dfset coars and sasd
coasty, this certificate and copy Of the stafsmsnt
ale In tAis once
II 10 srther csrtiAed that the sftaehsd Is true and
cpzxsc4 copy Of the said ssatemest
IN rsstnony whsreof have hsrsuato set ny
H. hand and Afaxed my seal Of o1Ecs The day and
year arst sbovs written.
JOHN A. KLLr0Tr
apr4s Anditer Of State.
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FIGHTING AND RIOTING.
Maximilian Reported Cap
tured.

GOLD CLOSED 13e 1-2.
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U. .. GOVERNMENT,
the Western end Of the
Great National Railway across
the Continent.

%~>~@~A
Their line viii sxtsnd from ssersn~oso, calisornsa
hnvsrsins fhs HIGHEST AND MOST PoPULoUs SIC
fI0S oY CALIFORNIA, ard thence throrgh the greet
MINING HRGIoss on TIE TEskfroKfEs. 70 tAs
II forrns tie soLE WEsrKRy LINK Of the osly
route 70 tie Pseine Which IL sdopted by cSnrsss sn1
Thsr roads already oomplsted equipped and runntng
for ~ miles from Sacramento to within 10 nss Of -
~ rsn. 7, 'ns ~ ,s, ~, = ~.
rne Tirss Mortgage bonds Of this Company
E6osd unusuai indaesenz Of ssfety and Profit 70 In
vsssors, for the following among other rsssons viz
Geld, payable sems~snu.iiy In the CITY of New
York.
Second, fhs Principal Is payable In Geld 81 ms
turfty.
Third The cost Of the Bonds, ETsKrY-RrvK PRn
cKkr ard seerued interest, fs TIN PER CENT. isss
than that Of the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold Bear
ing Bondsof the Governmsnf-
Fourth. Tn. United states Government prsviaes nsay
half the amount necessary to buisd the entire rpe1
and looks mainly to small percentage on thsfw
turs rsnsc for repayment, -
Ffsh. 0~ing this liberal provision. accompanied with
Extensive Grants Of Public Lands, By which TIE
Government fosters this great nationsi sntsrprss,
its success rendered certain and It's financial sts
hity altogether independents Of the ecntinGsn~
eses which attend ordinary Railroad enterprises
sxth- The Security of ia First Mortgage Bonds q
fhrsfore AMPLE, ard their character for safsty and
reliability " wn~qnasd only BY that Of the oblieA
tiprs OF the Government itself -
sswe1th. The ref earnings Of the completed portion
sresdy largely in excess Of the interest obligations
which the Company will incur twice the dis
tsrce, and steadily increasing, rendering the
interrupted pay men Of the Interest absolutely
tain.
Hghth. Atthe Of Gold they pay nearly ~
Per Cent per snuum. the amount invested.
The Bonds Issued In Determinations Of 81 900 With
semtanunsl Gold Coupons attached, payable tn Esw
York offered for the present at Is per cent and
accrued interest I'm currency1 from January 1st.
Orders may be forwarded 10 direct, throsgh the
principal Banks and Bankers In al Of the country
Rsmfttsncce msy be made In drafs on New fork, or
I'm Legal Tender Notce National Bank Sotes other
funds current In this city and the B~nds will be for
vktded to any address by Express free OF charge In
quiries for further PARTICULAR By mat otheFvtss,
will receive puncsnsl attention.
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Great Commotion I'm Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-04

Howe Main stree
Duncan, Karie 4 Co....-...14e 4 l42 Main stres
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Engraving, Brands. & Seals.
q ridges.."..............~.Nos 4 Estes House.
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CROcKERY 4 QUHEHswARE.
Carey lie Faivre. Main strsst--bst 5th / eth.
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FURNITURE

Pans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
@ Bridges-...............Nos l 4 Estes House
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6As e bTEAM EITTING8s
Mooar Son ohnson street, bet Sd a 4tt