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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01

ASah IDsatlA@ A@So6ia t&5. wsskl sioce.s
Dr. Beckwi'h accompanied by his wife aud
family aryived in this city, from the wesl,
wherShchad been hosbssfAg'gof 4 located
Immediately 'upo6 thsf srriTat zig wife w9s
taken seriously ill-with a violsu, attack Or
the Typhoid, ,Fe;sT and usver leo Der rroeh
anal She was carried ont k'corpss. All hsi
proved uuevsiling and on last Thursdat
death relieved heF0t her suffering. Her rS-
mains were takento Cleveland, their former
place ofresidehce, for inisrment The Doe.
'0STs believe iss pephevOfpr. BseKwiib Of
The Homeopathic College in that city. Two
small children were left mothorlcss by this
sudd, HsdispouSatiOu' Of providence. The
Doctor has the sympathiss ofthlscQumuniy
in his sad aud unlocked for bereavement
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
IuuGs UE, ! E9gI ~. hsIg33oF. ~ : EIs9, -

Very Acceptable.-We received from our
rural friends Mr1 Hiram McClelland Of the
old Dairy Farm, last week, abo1 of the I'm.
est Honey We have seen this summer As
We have a Sweet tooth,l that honey will, be
sorely punished forits unceremonious intro
duction into our larders We return our
srsetss thanks 10 tbedoh6r and hope thai
milk aud honey may ever aoS, past his
DOOR o. tcsCsa3 90 .l1.-'ll l.lg hsa shl.a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
Pittsburg, Fl W, & Chicago R. R
b9gaSFiMr rA6Lr9.oD
TRAINs GOING WEST

On ndafters sApta 20 isSTy trains will lcayo
stations daily-sundays excepted-as folio ws
Train leaving Chicago IT 450 p. Nj, leaves daily
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
:. a4 sptttot Natitts.A -
nARNnNI,s NinsRIfli


Il rIfif rnn,oria IN wellinformed eifdes that Bar
nhn itltedafew hays 40, thAths hsd At lastdb-
eoystd De kreaiest cosiSsiy hehsl hvtr heatd
] Of Rlhi.jth salfsdus -&om A ssvets edld. Ahd
fearful Of its terminating in a pulmonary aGcr-
tlon, he stepped into drug store and ssked the
proprietor to give him something which he knsv
= would GHofd him imuedI9ts relief ne kehfte-
rnsa thus Spplied to bdh1ed him 4 neat lookibr
package, which he assurcd him was the only r.
ticle he could endorse No answering all the e.
vqurements In suel severe psgs ReturnnE 70
hlsnfusoum onicc Mr.. Baraum took the melicinc
= accordins todircctcus, Ma N iess Than Twelve
hours found himself entirely recovered. The esse
was 20 remarkable that Barnum caused tho bottle
10 be placedin- -ahahdsone -slsss.casc, and put ia
the most conspicuous part OF the Museum, d.
propriately marked as follows: "The greatss,
wonder Of the age-a medicine that performs all
itmOmisrw gTfE Gg3Z 1EZElgE
On investigation this was found to he bottle
Of DR.. J. W. Poland's white Pine Compound
for the Cure pf Coughs, Colds sBrorcAitfs, Tabg
aifectiohsanda an diseases OF the Bladder and kid.
neya Sold by ali Drnqgfets.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01

A Nice Team. "A span Of beautiful bdy
horses were purchased on the street, las
Saturday hy Mr. gOhu Kanll, of this e'tv, ioi
TIC snugfittls'sum OF $500. VIZ !
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
MARRIAGB AND CELIaACY,

An Essay of wirnlng aadInstrdahon for Young
men, Also diseases sri abuses which prCma-
tqFslyprostraie ihe-slisip3wcrs with sure msal i,
Sfreltef Sent Proc o'eharsc irvtaicd le'fcr an
lcpes, Address,
Saf DRlJ. sEiLLEN EouGnroN, .
Howard Assoshtlon, Phlladulphla, Pa
Jupa 90 1867 -gm
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
Campaign Subscribers, "

Campaign Subscribers. We acknowl-
edge the receipt OF quite number Of Cam
paign subscribers this week, and hope that
duringjthe ensuing week, ihsnrnhbef ma be
trehled. Clubs Of five will be furnished at
4Ocspcg copy. . Any person. sshding>ns cldb
often subscribers at the same rate, will re-
ceive one copy-gratiS- Subscribe RoW, and
induce ynur neiuhhora IN aIqo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01

Enlarged.-The School building COD
neeted with St Joseph Catholic Church is bt
ing enlarged by th6 h6additiuuof another stort
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
TEkhIFio oSsLarcnT,
DUTCHER's
IIn HININE III 4 III II Ii

LIaH ININE FL1 -kILLEN
viii make clean sweep Of them-cyery sheet
will kill quart. Beware Of Bogus immitations
which some muy say arc -''Just as good.p ThorO
is nothing At all comparable with It.
Sold everywhere. Price Six Cents uu-it,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01

On the Deellne.-wool has been on u
decline for the past ten days aud is now-qub
ted at sS to 40 cents without much prospee
Of an advance.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
RAILROAD Meeting. "A conference mech
ing of railruai,nc, NyiS hcid in this city ON

RAILROAD Meeting. "A conference mech
ing Of rahccs,tmalwsS hcidiusthis city on
Tuesday, in the interest Of the proposed rail-
road from Columbus to Toledo. Delegates
from Bucyrus, Upper Sandusdy, Fostorip and
Fremont and other places were present. The
meeting was somewhat Informal, being 90
largely PrepaedtIptItwas made public, add
but litle was accomplished, though the best
Of feeling prevailed throughout. A resola-
lion was passed anthsrising the Committee
appointed by the citizens Of Seneca, to pre-
pare certificate of Incorporation for two
rootes nc arst running through the count
les Of Franklin Delaware, Morrow, Crawford,
Seoeca, Sandusky, Wood, 0uova and Lucas,
apd angther through The s,ue counties, ct-
cspting Sanduskyi both commencing at CO.
umbus in Franklin, and terminating at To-
ledo in Lucas, aud giving to said committee
the privilege Of naming the iucorporators, q
/ the two several alrOnt.s,
This resolution Is the substance Of the &C
ton OF the meeting
As opr reporter was not present, We are
unable to give minute particulars at present
A Good Swarm or Bees.-I have taken
honey from swarmnf Italian bees (which
threw OF swarm June the, lst) as follows
81 Jnne aoih. w AlAl yoy Ia lbs
June goth, 2
July 5thytwo upper cones 3s
Jglv 5th, eight frames, 81
Masing in all from June L.. 10 l -------
July 9TH. III lbs.
bave lea "A iramcs;in the lower box M
touched, which are capable OF holding LIS
of honey Zach, bat the greater part mc !illed
With young bees, and probably do not
contain more than IS or 40 pounds Of
honey. They have gone TO work in good
earnest to repair their loss With almost hal
the honey season len, aud many bes-keeperi
think the buckwheat season the best IN the
year. % HIRAM MMcCLELLAND.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
Sfr.a;ved.

-INROM THE sUDSCRIRER LAYING
Il two miles north OF wingart's Corners, craw-
ford county, on Wednesday, June 10th, DARK
BAY MARE, With . white star Ia her 70 ehead,
of halter when she LEFT, and Vss traced as Tar as
Tbin. Any person giving fhformaiion Of Der
WI gssooutsl Or taking up said sntmsl vih ee iib-
Address HENRY BLiNER,
winsarPs Corners.
JgHe 27th, teST-9v
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01

.ts"AFN M lontty sat and vcrt --h
Tho weary hour"
From This spot ir "A said tho Queen saw her army
dcfcntcd. ln his town the Regent Murray MAS
assesAinaiod, From hero WNwqpt to Elnhutsh.
our visit There Ghoyc already referred to, then to
Mslroseyfrom Mglrose we Nvrnt 10 Now Csa,le,
Tyne, whore We tcnihnri OVER night. Thisis q
great manufacturing city, but otherwise not in
tercsung. Here rust Of my baggage, although
properly labelled at Mclrcsc by the Railway
ggcu,.-vFe w.ssipg-ethcy giyo NO c,celS in tlds
country. Tho ~lost btggtlt iscut" Took the
matte in. change. said he would look II up aud
nrworitt TO London. odt ucti place was Yerl,
which is avery pnecnt city, Ills said to date back
nearly Low years before CHRIST, and vasat one
time tht Cspialot Britain II s enclosed by an
ancient wnll supposed 10 have been erected BY
Edward heI, in 1850. Constaptpo the Crest was
born hare. but Oc object of grco,cst attraction
here is Minister Cathcdrai, Ris the largest, most
elaborate aud most wonderful ot any in 0reni
BEAM, not excepting ST. rasls at Lonlon. II
was fonn led by Edwin King Of North,nnberlanj
in d1a but was principally y orcotod 10 tho 18th and
lith centuries. IL consists of a nave anil two
Al slcs. trenscpt, choir, yestries, cl,apsls
chapter -house anl yestibnle fts length IL 6e
lcct, length ottnnscpt 22l a., length of nave a5l
H., hog ght lo3 tho cast window which II Of stain
ed glass Ia "a feot high aud ~ wide, and s said %
be the lTgcst n thcrworli, Tao crypt in tho
hoacmcnt eonlaus. many dns monument. aud
some Of great antiquity dating back before the
chri, tan era. The inBie work was set ~ Ore By
crazy mn3s ycArs ago AMI va, oll destroyed,
and it cost e7a,olO 20 replace Il.
y ~ tcoSuUpED ~ ouR SExrl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01

acknowledgements are under ob.
ligAtionsio. the Hon. r. p. Buckland, our
worthy congressmau, for the bound yolumts
ofthe Congressional Globe, for the sec61d
1e''.sn rS.s 0f .hs SHYk q9ngrsis,l. aesT
Incorporated d.--Four different certificates
Of Incorporation were fled in Columbus. On
Monday, for The proposed Toledo 4 Columbus
Railroad,-- one route Of which Is to be known
as the Toledo, Tifin & Columbus Railroad.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01

Grnpes.-Nevcr have we seen so a;r q
prospect tor Gmpcs, as there is this sea on
The vines are loaded down with erait, and the
rot which made its appearance soms timc
since has aiassi'entireIy disnbheoreail .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01

COmmendable. .-our ehterprising livery
man Andy Dean, has been having his 'Bb.
repainted and put IN good order, and il nov
presents. a neat and acknowledgements.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
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THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 4, tS6tI


Methodist Conference. NOrl
Ohio Conference Of the NJ. g Church, COD
yspss inabis, ,siixop We asth. inst; I lgsy I
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
.@tsIseo VI. G4aT slIs.sN: !:

Save Your Doctors Bills. Cons DYPHPsrA
CvuE will save the expense Of Doctor very
ny times II Kept on hand ready for immediate
use, In lhe summer Season, Tor Cholera Morbnsf
Paiu In the stomsch, Diarrhua &C., 1t is sure
Andcertain Esnsdy" -VTVFwTr
Farmers Atention.-we will loan to Farm
ers 1000 bushels OF clean Flax Seed for Spring
sowing. 49, .-.- BOWIE & LYSLE.
sIstE H1OTa THT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01

ERRORs OF YOUTH.

- - - hHHUHs OF YOUTH. -
81 A zsntlemanwho suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and the effects
Ofyouthful indisoretion, viii for the sake of suf-
foring humanity, send free TO all who need It, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rene
dy BY which he was cured Sufferers wishing 70
profit by the advertisers experience, can do by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
nI n,...l.I ~. I. III. N. Il. \ =, .

a-a-A-aa !. .aft9 - + - = -
M cois'aA rpe,n, snNh,JA tNe Esrt ~ hbur,,,
was sssassinatcd by James the H. the attendant.
entering threw his -bady-out Of the window. h
this castle The room, or dungeon. s also pojutcii
oWipyhch. Rho ieriek .Dba, vas Evil
Assassi iPftSb b Is sSd HohA4 not lallcA " fia
Ja'af Y sYoh has iah4s Lady u ihe LAKE.
Tie tdelry hdscycrk hkksgood. l,,,c char
.tof me castle NaryN.A et5vhcd Coceh otsSot.
tpe very splt who're q uoccurcd is pointed out lN
iihSlaoidc nsf son Jeihcs tSe VI, uas Aisdrhap.
uacd here. PROM th@ ltight. OF STIRLING no i.ss
'hen 10 httledelds Ne in sight ON one Of which
Bruce secured the Independence OF Scotland 10
the srcai battle Of Baum5ckbuw H. iliL wallads
also achieved grea, victory over the English b,
iNI james tho II aNa Y, yf,rc bon, l,erS aaa i
wes olso Amvoritc rcsiacnee ~ Jsmss the VI
who was crowned In the oil church. John 1i,
| preaching the coronation sernou. Our most
polnt hlrI't,ysvv. 4 small tcNn ~ or l,o1
inhaeitants This also isa place VI historical
lntCrsstSg tho palaeo Is tlte place Queen Mary
was bom Although founded many ceuturie,
ngo Il Is still ina dne state of prcsoryniiod, bat
h pius, and les Gocp for 40 years. Its sisc :,
about 200 fect square with courtyard Va the cen
trc and a tower at each corucr, we sll went to IN,
top % one Of 0ieu, AEd sbovc tho window Is th,
Following inscription;
Ills own ouocn iiargarct
. "a
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
Cincinnati, Dayton & East'rn R. R
TIME TABLE.

~ n -N'--- > n ~
.oh aud after May 9Th 1861, trains will ar.
rive at Tifin, as follows:
r1AI1 f-.-EsTi IWhT 49, CEA- u-Taoo
TWO DAILY TRAINS Pass TIFFIN Each Way
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gPAssINesNoRTH.

i7-R.-S-7-Meil EaiRovn -.e.- t e
IS A. 81 = ENprcsH. tfAic
sMiH train North scill hiske connection At Clyde
for Cleveland and the EfVst. JrTTVE
The IS A. NJ train. connects at Clyde foI
Cleveland md the East direct.
The 9-55 p. ~. train passes Tlftin daily except
sunday. The 4,3i Am train daily except Mon
day :. II. PorTBhs superintendent
RUsH r. SLOANE, President.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01

Ton PRINTING. PLAIN. on IN C0LORa,
~ neatly sod rromptly executed al els prlffz al
thu ThIBuNE JO1 RCONE.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01
VEGErABLE{ SLCHEsAN
HAIR REVIEWER.

II Il an entirely new scientific discovery, comhia.
tnE naRy OF TIM most ppveriul and restorative
ACsnta tn tho vtgc tshlc kthedan We have such
eoud euce lu IT, merits. and arc ~ sure 10 VII DO
I'll we claim Zoe n, that we ODER
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-08-01

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-07

soxrrHrxo over . year sso sold out my
interest in the GATE CIrY and bid . lasting
farewell, ~ thought, to the newspapsf
business. But soon began TO drift back
again in the current Of circumstances, and q
length repurcbased the office, and to-day re-
sumo my normal relations to the press and
the public as proprietor ofth establishmen'
do not intend to sever these relations again
a. long a. my mind maintains its hold upon
things Of earth.
connection of over twenty-ons years
with the press Of Iowa, but partially severed
during the past year, renders 1t unnecessary
for me to lay down platform Of principles,
or announce course Of policy for the GATH
CRY, under my control for the time to come
trust that my long and varied experience
and my familiarity with public affairs and tbs
interests and wishes Of the people Of th'
State, and Of my immediate locality, will en-
able me to WELD the influence OF the col
umns Of the GATE CRY for the promotion
the general welfare, and for the advancement
OF local interests, more effectively in the fa
ture than have done in the PAST. To thi
end crave . continuance Of the parts
kindness, as we'll ~ the appreciative recogn'
ton Of my efforts by my old friends, and tn
cordial countenance and aid of the commu
nifty and the public, whose interests are MOI
more deeply involved than they are wont
acknowledge, in the character and prosperii
Of their newspaper press.
10 my brethren Of the press in Iowa, an
elsewhere, send herewith cordial greeting
in the same kindly spirit in which | SON
months since took leave Of them and hoI
that nothing may transpirs in our future II
tercourse to mar the harmony OF our ve
pleasant relations. J. b. Howell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-07
The PROHPECT
rhs following act has been accepted BY this Company
The national Telegraph Law.

an ACT 10 aid in the ton Of Telegraph Lines
to secure 70 the Government the use Of the SINE
for Portal, Military and other purposes
he It by the eensss ssd HOUSE of Represents
tyes Of the United etAtes of Anerc, ID Congress -
sembled: That any Telegraph Company nov organised.
which may hereafter 30 organised under tne laws Of
any STATE il this Union shall haFe the right 10 con-
main operate lines Of telegraph through
and osse any portion the pablo domain Of the United
satss evw .ad sos sny 9, .he msaay 2. p1s. rvsos
declaI cd snch ~ ct OF CpnkT 40 oyy an9sr or
scroSs tue navigable streams Or watts " ~ United
Sstes Provided, that such lilies Of telegraph snail -
q copst noted and maintained not . oistruct the
navigation OF and waters, o. interfere vh
the ordinary sve such military " post roads And
A or said shall have the right 70 tAke and
u,r from such public lands the pecsssary stone timber
and other material for IT. post pisrs and other
NJ sdsul In the construction, mantsmnrs and o.
rtion Oh said lines Of telegraph and may pre- empt and
use snc portion the unoccupird pubic lands Ct
% preempfion through which Tvs said lines OF telegraph
may b located be necessary for - not
exceedfus forty for each station: but sue
shall MOI b. within Ansss miles Of each other.
SIC 9. And - II further acted. Thst telesrsphic
Us..s I'D and
agents shall in their Hansmes:on orer the nes Of any
Of said roupaniss havs iority ever all other business
e.d shall b ssnt = rates 70 b annually n1ed y tbs
SIC s And be Il farther enacted, That the rights
and privileges hereby graateshal NOS be Transferred
by auy Company setting under this set to sny corpora
tion assoelsaon person Provided however That tbs
United etates may - any tmc after the expiration Of
ave ysaxs from TIA date d the passage Of TIL. act for
exraph Anes property and elects OF any or all u mid
Companies a. appraised value to BE- saeertatned b
two q ne. =. sn.ii
satsa By the com .oy interested and ous b fhs
rslegrsph Ct shall exercise Of tbs powers
privileges oosf<red this act such conpany shah Ale
their written accsptcs with the General Of
ths rsstietions and oSgAsasns fnposed by sAis Set
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-07

RIGHT FROM HEADerARrERs.-We notice
the errival to>day, at the Queensware house of
Carey d LeFaivre, a large invoice of Gold
Band, Decorative and White China ware
direct from the celebrated mandatory of
Hsviland 4 Co., Images, France. This
hrm seem confident of heavy trade this
iaii' sihe immense stock they are getting in
indicates Their large store is crammed full
from cellar to garnet, and their hands are
KEPT busy repacking for the country trade.
ihey Offer to duplicate any bills purchased
this side Of New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-07
uARKETs nv TELEGNArH.
Chicago MarksL

Cnneo8O AhSA~S
n, r.,ssrepA.l CaIcAso SsDs g.
Ylour-psmand better, and outside prices rssi..d
for sprins extras choice 800 III fair 70 good tsSs
% super 80 rs; winter extras sales range 50 eo1l1
Wh.as-Opened excited. 3oA, better on 10 , and i
el,siug no, 20 strong; u 90 for No Isl 1874 os No
81 e7ebS for No 8
corn-N quiet anl firm; sales at stol os1 closins
pomin. aud lover; No seurs sad higher. slosng q
0sheA
olt.-Actvs and higher, NX9A,
Hye--Active, elo.ina ~ 81 % IS for Ms ard 2
Bailey Aeti,s, slaslug q q -; rs.eisd H~
Ms.s Pore AMI Cut M.ss-I{rnsdi 80 better on
neat, 80, on FORK mess t2 ov.tnmsut ssssdl made
yesterday for 100 bos msss pork n AZ 81 A.
short clear mddss smoked and delivered IN bA e. Al
| st. Louir, ut al % per 100 lks
LArd-l2s< holders generally ask ~
Wool Los grads Of tub washed ~ "a uovsshsd u
| IS
Reo.Ipts-ylour 979 bbs; wheat " 100 lu: corn "a
t2s bn OFT. 90 Oh bu rye; siJ bu; barley 81 500 be
wool u, lbs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-07

E.neinnau Market.
by Telegraph CIscIasAfl, Sep. 8.
Flour and wheat-Unch1nseA.
Carn-Duli, owing I, better suppl, 1t II 10.
0ats-Tn FIR demand At CO.
Bye--teady At Il IS
Barley Ia dem and and 6rm Ut 81 a 30
Whi,ksy-steAdy at 81 In L, nd.
rrorisions-Maket excited generally higher; n 80
p2rt sid At ~ so, ut close holders asked f25.
Bason d to u Tor shoulders Il for el:sr ri
lIlS for clear sides.
LArd-H.ld at 10, With sales st 1875.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-07

The great Mechanics Exhibition and Fair
will open at Chicago on the 10th instan, and
continue for ten days. The receipts of one
day are to be contributed for the relief OF
destitute soldiers and their families. The
Exhibition is to consist CT Machinery, Do,
mestic Manufactures, &c. Persons within
reach of this Exhibition should no. fail to
attend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-07


IT is said that the shares of the Washing
ton Library Company Of Philadelphia are
being disposed of with unexampled rapidly
The absence of all conceslment, the honesty
Of purpose manifested BY those who first in
augurated the enterprise, the fairness with
which the proposed final distribution is to be
conducted, and the patriotic purpose to which
the entire surplus is to be applied, have taken
firm hold upon public confidence. So large
have the sales been thus far that the trustees
hope to anticipate the time originally fixed
for the dispensation of the gifts, amounting
to $500, 600, thus placing the funds collected
much sooner thsn they expected in channel
to carry out the noble act of benevolence
which was the object of their enterprise.
Ali those, therefore, who desire to partici-
pate with them in the pleasure of doing q
good action, should subscribe without delay.
They viii receive 1t once 6ne engraving,
worth at retailmor than the money invested,
besides . gift of such value Is their share
may be entitled to in the 6nsl distribution.
Read the advertisement. ss6>2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-07

~; y 'oosnkEs L BRo. are now laying in
'nen TALL aud winter stock, which h. -, ~
40 .a' v,'l comprise one of the largest
mo most complete 10 the State in thar linz
naslas called in opoo them last e,ep;p, -
louno them oil very busy unpsckiur n.-
s'yles o. Hats, Caps, Millinery 9ood,. Bncl
and Md Gloves, &c., &c. They are pren.,.
.ns Tor very heavy trade this iall, and iud,-
ans from the stscks Of goods which they have
elrsaAy rsssivsd. - tAisk hey win - a..
- nese he denand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-07

By rsiegriph.l NV foRf eepts.
Yourclesed uns, 1T cd low grades scarce; Lsh grades
quiet; nediur, dull and declining.
wheas-1rn, with f4s dsmrsa. !p part ior export,
g. s. for amber Stat. esd Sou hern hiinks.
Rys-puli and heavy; 81 - ~ 40 for new western.
oAts-etesd,t u lesk.
oorn-pul aud heavy II l.ol u fer good 10 prime
xed w. stern.
Pork Quiet; new meas closed at s2ia5.
Bssf-0uist Without decided .h.rgo.
Gu. xesss-YiIm; limited Transactions.
Baron-etsAdy aad quiet. -
Lard-fsrn; lS7 gas fer fair to prime steam; 1919
1917 FOR kettle tsLGered
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Foreign Markets

Lostos, Sept room.
The weekly statement OF the Bank Of Eng and sboxi
increase Of bullion OF nearly half . lion pounds
For ths ast time In yesrs the ole in vauit
the Banks cire u alton.
Ccpsoi. sis4 sond. is1{ Ill Cent trlH Eris i5li
Great Western 22ll
Los:ss, Sep. s-2pa
Consuls 81 ! 10. Bonds I51
LIVERPOOL Sept t-y,pr.
Cottot-opened quiet; 10 for midd;ines; 1917 Tor Or
ieaus Sale. Of tn. week eco bales stock $4,000.
L;vgRrosL Sept q p IN.
Beef irspred to 14fs Cd
Ps,roleuD-h.tued .ls..t
sugn-fiim
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By Tesgta.t.l ~, LpuM. Sept O.
Piour-puii. but high grades arm; Xxx ssS91sa5
AXX do SO BIO SO. ch ,ics and fancy; SI1l2
whisky-Bei,er demaaf; 81 lee1 rs for prime sn1
choice white. "a ~ 20 prime fancy red Il so -
for spri-g
oofn-&l C. ID % for white; 81 olsl CO for mixed
and .ell1w
oat,-o, .ned at 81 8 g, elosed at CO.. si
Rye-Eesvy. 81 l2dl ID.
Darcy Quiet. Il l2al Is for prime spring 81 for GO
fall
Prov sons- her and excited; pork $258 Is 80
Bacon-lsj ALI clear aides Is.
LArd-i7l for tieree
Mhiky-Qlist; 81 o. for free.
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BY Telegraph roLEDo, Sep, 8.
lloir-5uli AID dtoop ng.
waMt-Whte lie and aip Der :: better; White AichY
gan q 25; amber Il Is ~ H.
Corr -Firn, and Latc better. sales OF No wab.sh
at II 0s; No Co ut Il %. Michigan at tie5.
0Ats--lifc be ter; sales Of No ATS
i've SC bsst.i;Ao at u isall9
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