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SHlPPlNG

LySFEFs, STEAM TO LIVERPOOL OALLING
''i Tic fnmsn Line, sailing sildLwEENLY. cSrryIhs
Ei a 49, sa,urd ~ December u
CITY OF BOS ION............S tturdHy, DscemnerI ~
CITY OF BALTIM or itk....... ,utdNy, december 2S
CITY OF WAsHI sstSd,y January II
aud each succeeding saturday aud wednesday, AZ
nooD, from Pier No. 40 NORTH River; .o,,,u.
EVERY SATUIOD Y:-''- '7T0T .T'4 ~.
Fire, PsysSle 10 Cod P@ssole 10 currency m
% - os0o fSfIs' fiSFs9r G5 e e Pstls]. sSson ]
$40 Sieersee So payable IL i1itdd STA es cur feScy
PRsseBgers also foTwarded 10 Hevre. Hamburg, Bre-
men etc., at m derate rates Steerage passage from
be bought here by persons sending for their friends
offices. JOHN q DALE Agent
.SfFkA PASSAGE To- AND FROM
sA'als.9s sA'aals9ssS 60 GREAT RElAAFn = BRITAIN AND IRELAET
.rw IL I..f AT REDUCED RATES. ...r
DRAFTS AvAILAB ROUGH OFT ENeT,ASf
: lthIsAhD sCOILAND, AND WALES. iI
% : : fi1Di'i IAPSc6TSrs, BROTHERS CO.
No, s6 SOUTH street, and No q BROADWAY
,L,t,-s NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
&kJ&& COMPANY. ..la
Through Line to California, via PonamA
r..-. aa or NioRrRRua,
SR ling fr m New York December 5th and 18th;
January 5th, 18TH, and 25th, and February 18th
25th, with New Steamships OF the Ftrstclass.
Passage Lower than by any other Line.
For further information address the undersigned,
at No III WEST Street New York.
u. N. CARkINgToN, Agent.
or THOMAS r. sEARLE
II 3m Philadelphia, Pa.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MRS. LANDER,
ADNISSION,-PArquet, Parquet Circle, and Bal
cony g.. (No extra charge tor reserved seats.I
Family Cucle, 90 cents; Amphltheatre' 70 oen's'
Admissions 10 matinee so cents to all parts Of the
house.
BST Sheet open at Trumpler's Music Store, No.
026 Chesnut street; also at the Academy.
Doors open at7. Curtain rises at precisely.
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L w O ALU A B +, FA RM s
FOR SAIE7

The subscriber offers at Pfiaate Sale, his
Laurel Hill Farm Mitis, and Distilery The
farm contains 2l5 acres, more or fess, of black
slate-20 acres in timber, the balance under
cultivation. The Improvements consist of
LARGE MERCHANT MILL,
with three Burrs-two Of brown, and one
country stone-all in good order; Saw Mil;
Distilery, with copper still p hegsheaas, all,
IN running order; large Brick Dwellin@H onse
Barn, Stables, and all necessary outbnildings,
in good condition. Has on it an orchard of
good fruit. The property is situated ! miles
from Martinsburg, on the B s. Q. r r., and
the most desirable property in the market.
A switch belonging to the Mill has been
granted by contract by the Railroad Com
pany, to the undersigned, being part Of the
right of way through the said land The stills
and everything belonging to the distillery,
goes with the property
Persons in want of such property would do
well to call and examine for themselves.
Also a small farm, called Sulphur Spring,
of rack state, containing 12s acres--1S acres
bottom, so in timber; the balance under cul-
tivation. SmaK house on it, Terms one third
down, The remainder in one and two years. If
not sotd privately by I'd day of March 1861,
viii be offered at Pubic Sale, in front of the
Court House in Martinsburg West Virginia.
TETMs: For the Mill and Farm $4,000
$4,000 cash, the balance in three annual pay
ments, with interest from date.
l have heard that q report is in circulation
that have sold the Mill and Farm. This is
to say, such is not tt g fact. When sold, notice
will be given.
For further information call on Bowers u
Luce, Martinsburg w. Va, or the undersign-
ed on the premises.
Jan. 81, 1867. THOS. G. FLAGG.
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49, --,'--------7--
DEATHS.

R1NGER-On Tuesday evening, ID Of
April, very suddenly, Mrs. Catharine
Ringer, in the 9th year of her age.
tOhio papers please copy.l
SEIBERT.-Near Hedgesvil}o On The
30th ult, Ida Seibert, daughter of John
seibert, decd, aged about II years.
BoYER.-On the 18th inst, in this
place, Miss Mary E. Boyer, aged 80.
She was the last of three aniabe sis
ters, loved and respected by all who
knew her. She died in the firm hope
Of eternal happiness in the great here
after-her last hours as calm as a SUM
mer's evening.
STRoDE.-On the 1ith ult. Mrs. Eve
line NJ. Strobe, wife Of J. F. Strobe, in
the 39th year of her age.
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WIZ tStC
T. H. 3. DAWSON, Clerk.
april Pendleton p q
EST VIRGINIA: At Rules held

WEST VIRGINIA.: At Rules held
w in the Clerks Office of Berkeley county
on the LIST day of April, 1867:
Jacob Vandorn, Jr., vs. Sallie A. Bryarly,
Mamie Bryarly, Mary Bryarly, Samuel Bry-
arly, Robert Bryarly, Francis Bfyarly, and
Charles Bryar1y, widow and heirs of Robert
p. Bryarly, decd Martha G. Hunter, Sarah
I. Harrison. Elizabeth l. Hunter, Robert w.
Hunter, John Able Hunter, Martha G. A.
Hunter and Mary Louisa Hunter. widow and
heirs Of Edmund P. Hunter, decd.
! The object Of this suit is to appoint Trus-
4tea or Special Commissioner to execute a trust
deed made by r. P Bryarly, October 2. 1851 :,
and recorded October 3, 1851, in the Clerk 5
Office Of Berkeley county, in which Edmund
2. Hunter, dee d, was for 1erly Trustee.
And it appearing. on affidavit filed in this
suit that the said defendants Satie A. Bry-
arly, Mamie Bryarly, Mary BryarIy, Samuel
Bryarlv, Robert Bryarly, Francis B. Bryariy
and Charles Bryarly, widow and heirs Of
Robert p. Bryarly, decd, Robert W. Hunter,
and John Able Hunter are not residents of
this State, they are hereby required to appear
within one month after due publication of this
Order aud do what is necessary to protect
their interests in this matter. 1t is further
ordered, that a copy hereof be published once
week, for four successive weeks, in any
newspaper in the county, and posted at the
front door of the Court House thereof, on the
first Monday after the date of this Order.
+. S. TROXEL, Clerk.
april 4, 1867. Faulkner pq
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ENSH FISH! FISH !!!-All kinds
l. and qualities, cheap for Cash, or exchange
for Country Produce
march IA F. L. WHEELER II co.
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Franklin Insurance Co., Of Wheeling,
CAPITAL $l5O,00o.
CAPITAL
DIRECTORS =:

T. II. Logan, 7. P. Shalfcross, J. s. Rhodes,
Geo. Mendel, J. f. Hobbs, Saml. Mcclellan
g. W: Franzheim, James N. Vance, Alex
Laughlin.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING
L been organized four years, and in that
time done a successful business, is stiff pre-
pared to take risks at fair rates on Buildings
tablishmentss, Furniture, Steamboats, and Car
goes on tho Western Rivers and Lakes
This company offers superior inducements
to Farmers, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
3 or 5 years at reduced rates.
This being home institution, with the lar
gest capital and surplus Of any company in
the State and composed of some ninety-four
stockholders, most of whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself to the
favorat le consideration of the insuring public,
and solicits their patronage.
Applications for insurance will be promptly
attended to.
Nas OFFTcE: No. 90, Monroe Street. Wheel
ing, West Virginia.
n. G: ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
r. N. AlsQUiTH, ESQ, Agent Charles
WIN i. l. MArHEws, Agent, Martinsburg,
West Virginia.
april 4. 1876 If
WEsT VIRGINIA.: Al l.u.e, ..,,.,
w in the Clerk Office of the Circuit Court
of Morgan county on the 1st day April, 1867 +,
Robert Mcdowell & Co., ct as Plaintiffs,
vs., Mary McAtee, Defendant.
In (h0nce1Y.
The object Of this suit is to assign to Mary
McAtee widow Of the late Walter Ne tee,
deco her dover in the land of her said late
husband. Walter McAtee, decd. and to obtain
decree for the sale of the residue thereof, to
pay the debts due the plaintiffs from said
Waiter McAtee, decd. 1t appearing on affi-
davit fled in this suit that the said defendant,
Mary McAtee is not resident of th $ State
she is hereby required to appear within one
month after due publication of this Order, and
do what is necessary to protect her interests in
this matter. It is further ordered that copy
hereof be published once a week for four sue
eessve weeks in any newspaper printed in the
county of Berkeley, and posted at the front
dooro the Court House of Morgan county.
on the first Monday after the date Of this order.
A copy-Teste:
T. II. 3. DAWSON. Clerk.
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4 y X Il N Office.

YaylIE HOLDERS OF THE NOTES
Il Of the Bank of Berkeley, in Virginia, are
hereby notified that am prepared TO redeem
them at PAR-and unless they are presented
for payment within six months from this date
their redemption is prohibited under an Act
of the Legislature Of Virginia.
D. BURKHART, President
April IL 1S67-6m
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ag%LOST! LOST, LOST!,,

4 SMALL ACCOUNT BOOKED
~ Understanding in it number ofaecounts
for Blacksmthing. Was lost Monday after
noon. 1t is of no account to any one but the
owner. Any one finding it will confer q favor
~ leaving it at the Office of Squire Bernard
Doll. ALBERT BELL.
april 4, 1867.
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ROOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS
- at very low prices, at
Nov 90 YOUNG & IOLDIE'S
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IliRREED.

PFLAGING-BALTZ-April I'd, by
Rev. w. d. Lefeyre, Mr.. Henry Pfag
ing to Miss Lizzie Baltz, both Of Mar
tinsburg.
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Drugs MD Medicines.

The undersigned has lately received, and will
constantly be IN the receipt of additions
to his stock of
Drugs. Medicines and Chemicals,
at his old and well known store on
GU EEN SIRE Ell.
where can also be obtained a complete assort-
DYE STUFFS, WINDOW GLASS.
Paints, (of all deseriptions,l Putty, superior
Coal Oil, Lubricatng, Sperm, Whale and
Linseed Oils, alt of which will be sold as low
as the Eastern Markets will afford also
COAL OIL LAMPS, CHINA CUPS.
saucers, China Vases, Toilet Sets, Fancy Ar
tieles, fine Perfumeries, (of the most popular
kinds, manufactured in Europe and in this
country,4 Colognes, Pomades,
STERLING'S AMBROSIA,
Burnett 'ocoaine, Kendalfs Amboline, Mrs
Aliens, Forests, $ onebrakers, Woods,
Halls, Cbevalers Hair Renewer9s and Re
storatives Il large stock Of
Pa TEN z u EDIGiNEy.
embracing all of the most popular and reliable
remedies.
MasAs the quality Of Medicines is always
Of the greatest Importance both to the Ply
stefan and his Patients, we make it cur con-
slant care to secure none but the purest and
best Medicines, and BY our long experienced
the retail business, fhere and elsewhere are
prepared to FIJI Physicians prescriptions and
compound Medicines according to the latest
and Striclest rules of Pharmacy The public
can tntidentty rely on having their preserip-
tions carefully and accurately prepared at al
hours OF the day and night.
Dsg take this occasion to return my
since thanks for the very large patronage
bestowed upon me by the community, and TO
express my grateful acknowledg ments Of the
high appreciation of my fellow citizens (of
this and adjoining countics,) of my efforts to
serve them heretofore, as well as the present
encouragement received from all who favor
me with their support and confidence.
j. l.. w. BAKER
March %, 1867.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
IT ANING QUALIFIED AS AD-
4 l MINIsTRATOR of the Estate of ROB
ERF DANIEL, decd, all persons indebted
to the Estate are hereby notified to make inn
mediate payment, and those having claims
against the same to present them properly au-
thenticated, for settlement
ROBERT S. DANIEL
Administrator of r. Daniel, deceased.
April II, lS67-3t.
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fstHE FRENCH CANADIAN SAM

TI1HE FRENCH CANADIAN SAM
PATGH.-This beautiful young Horse,
by the imported Norman Horse Sam Patch.
his dam an Industry and Hiatoga mare, CLOS.
Payne's celebrated Riding marel will stand
this season at my stable, 2 II miles south of
Bunker Hill, near the Yellow House, on Tues
days, Thursdays and SATURDAYS, at $40 the
season: SIS insurance; SIS single service
SAM PATCH is II dark brown, with star in
bis forehead, years old this spring, without
hlemish. Goes all gats under the saddle,
works well in single or double harness, is full
IS hands high, and weighs over l, leo pounds.
\ further description Of this fine horse is IN,
necessary. as his appearance will commend
him to all. Sam Patch is by Hector Bell
imported Norman horse, Sam Pateh, who
was imported from Normandy, France, by
Messrs. Rosete j. Vaudeville, of Philadel-
phia. The sire Of Sam Patch was driven,
hot day, y miles in hours 80 minutes; also
driven by Hiram Woodruff in single harness
| mile in 2:t0 IL | do not deem it necessary
to enter into statement Of the eNeelenees of
the French Canadian stock They are widely
known as possessing remarkable bone, snews.
muscle and feet for travelling and endurance.
sen4Persons at a distance can be ae-
commodated with pasturage for mares Sam
Patch is for sale at the end of the season
April II, 1S67-6t A J RIDG WAY.
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MAD CATs.-For the past week the city and
county has been rabid with rumOrs Of mad dogs.
~hvdr0phObia, occasional deaths and -mOthcrinrs.
Mongrel CANNES have met with premature deaths.
and snarling ours gone to that bourne from whence
no dog returns. The gambols of many an iuno-
cert poodle have been cut short bya deadly bullet
under the suspicion that his antics were the pre-
monitorv symptoms Of rabies. But the afliction
has, until recently, been confined To this class of
the animal kingdom. \ short time since Il cat
belonging % Mr.. Holden, who lives on Thompson
street, was observed To act strangely. Her cat
erwauling first attracted the attention Of Mrs.
Holden. who was startled on observing Ter fierce
looks, and the oOzing Of froth from Ter Jaws.
While watching the feline it suddenly occurred u
her that the cat was mad, and she immcliau IL
left the room. She had scarcely turned. however.
before the cat made a sudden bound from the
floor 70 the mantelpicce, 70 which she cIun. with
her claws until the Iaroxysm was over, when she
fell 70 the floor in commissions, and was soon dis
patched. Mrs. Holden says that lately the cat
was worried by n strange dog On the street, and
she has now no doubt but that the dog was az
ficted with Observation-Disclosures Post.
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A few boxes Of that superior article Of Chemical Soap,
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Gases Of the finest Dairy salt in 20 II bags and cheap
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Milk Pans. pressed tin and galvanized iron,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

sat Of loaca lee Cossaty IS.
In the District Court u said County At heoknA'
!" GRAHAM rs. Hawkins Ia ior, y III bliinss az
q . .,s.ee OF Huston Hnwk ins a Huston, L. ". Pot
IT. Eliza kndiick, sdrainsuAihn Of eststs q see
o. ms al .v.tt Jr p. Richards, Joha sinith, n
Jrnort.. CALVIN Coates. John Co~sn, Q. Hale IN
rs.ssd : REYNOLDS Wm s. Barclay, b. y. Lower, A g
Ih9n 4 c., Arthur woleoit Van Horn, Luce Go
John LAfon :. n. Jones
AIRED that petition in civil acii Is Oh hle ,h'
Clerk ONCE the District Court s'e rssai IN bs Al
thu a, owe named plaintiff sgsinst you Ana eAi"hk
de- rec AeAiust said Has hits Taylor To tls saF o. -.
20 S2llu aud against all thu descendants the af
of mortgage on the south half II Lot ten BLOCK i9ur
being my feet 10 inson street by zee
d. nlopg street from the corner OF S"hsio 30
pirst street in the city Keokuk, Lee county low
and Tor general relief And sn-ss you appear sna u az
defence thereto e5re II the stc9nd Jay - " mex
term u AID Court 10 on the s-eaha hoAaHl
II s.,terl, er 1901 Judgment vii b. reud7teo a. 'As
| you A. pray ID Ter Ia sad petition ..,v
ROBERT Ii GILMORE
,sia Att! ior firf
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AN ApPEAL FOR DoGs.-Now that dog
owners are becoming careless, and dog kill
ing must soon commence again, owners OF
purps may find the following appeal of value:
Policeman, spare that dog touch not a
single hair; he worries many hog from out
hismuddy lair. Oh when he was pup, so
risky and SO plump, he Tapped his milk from
dup, when hungry, at jump; and then
his funny tricks, SO funny in their place, so
full of canine ticks upon your hands and face.
You will surely let him live Oh, do not kill
him dead he wags his narrative, and prays
for life-not lead. Go, get the muzzle now,
and put upon his mouth; and stop that bow
wow-wow, and tendency to drouth. tie Is
our children's pet, companion of their Joy ;
YOU will not kill him yet, and thus then
hopes destroy. No, policeman, spare that
pub. touch not single hair +; oh, put your
| pistol up, and go away from there.
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We had " big blow yesterday morning.
The wind was very violent, but we have not
heard that it did any serious damage in
the city. In the country we are informed
that its effects were very severe, particularly
on the orchards, breaking down trees and
scattering the unmatured fruit in every direc-
ton. Ii has been long time since we have
been visited by such terrible blow.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Sad o. I0irg, Lse UoaAIs q.
Ia the District Court Of raid County, at Keokuk
~ FRANKLIN rs & Y. spofcrd, administrator Of
M +. the estate OF J. Ramsey, deceased Mary A
Ramsey Louisa Walker, J walker, 4 l. fiekAru
CIad bentt 4 Fox sY Voorhiss, Pumeroy Benton
Chase and Brother samuel Mccartney kto deitndar u
Notice /, hereby given to the defendant herein aeov
named that petition in civil action Is on ne IN M
cIerk nee Of the District Court Aforesaid. in behal
Of the above PANIED plaintiff. against you and eiam
agaius, said sponord administrator, decree 70 IN
sum Of bio MOD and ten per cent yer snunm lnfer
ct from Apri eth 1851 aud against all the deieuesni
tn. foreclosure mortgage Oh thirty t-et on tue EAST
erIv side Of four aud tue esssry hall Of Lot tr
Ia block ssty seven. ID the city Of heokuk Lee County
-. ana ftr general relief. Aud unless you ape
and make dense thereto before noob OF the second ga
ID the the of sail Court, u commences on 70
second Monday II September 1877, Jaasnes.a WI .
X H. GILMORE
Atty for Pitf
Doc L 3 Rev. stamp-CAnceledl lel9
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u. &. Marshals Proclamation.
In BANKRUPTCY

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that, on
Il the lith day Of June A. d. 1867, warrant 10
Bankruptcy issued against the estate OF George
seatop and James seaon, surviving partners OF Toe
late arm Of NJ eeaton Sons, OF Keokuk, IN the cou
tv Of Lee and State OF Iowa who have been adudgen
bankrupt on their petition. That the payment o.
auy debs aud delivery OF property belonging 10 uef
banhrupt to them for their use, and the transfer
any property by them, forbidden by law. 1htt
meeting Of the creditors Of the said Bansrupts TO ov
their debts and choose one or more assgnees o. qh
s.tstes will be held at Court OF Bankruptcy 70 b
holden At the United States Court Rooms IN the city
Reokuk lows before John Bruce Register, on the M
tenth Q5th) day Of August, A. D lse.. At oeiooA
IN. u Fl" SLAnh' - -
tune23ftm Ii. tuLros, Deputy
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TsY 1.-THE following is recommended as
a reading exercise: ~ saw FIVE brave maids
sitting on five broad beds, braiding broad
braids. said to these FIVE brave maids, sit
ting on FIVE broad beds, braiding broad
braids, braid broad braids, brave maids"
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"WEsT ENb complains in q commnnics>
ton this morning Of nuisance at the upper
end of Main street that needs abating, now
that the. BOT rays of Old Sol are growing more
intense. The Board of Health will give this
subject their attention and act according 10
law in the premises.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-25

ny virt,e 81 deed - tru., c1ecrisa - re ~ NJ
ID Bling assign~s q Huston, Hawkins aus'.h,
toy the b. ueft n Cash Hendefsp rtrSngs 70 er''1
sed IN sel the property therein deforibsi, % tas
i4ih d4v 81 August Z between the honr o sioSA
a IA and O'Clock p c9mnaen-ioe A. " 100 ~, T..
f. cash before door Of the CLERK. One o. ths ~
iffct Court 10 Kecknk, Lee county, low ~
Is thus described Lot eight q. ia biccE III Slts ~
Oh SIX, Lee county, Iowa. and Lots ore thrs, w.
49,, yen thiYteen fourteen nfteen. sixteen, eight
EN- twenty t~ enly-two aud twenty four IA hHasey
Addition To III. sala CsY u eokuk icing ieur ana
hsf acres In taA outhsast quarter u the southeast
ou.r-r 4 the north-aest qnster Il seton t~entf
four Tow ushp sixts-fve north Of bAnke ave Nss' ~
SAID Lee County Iowa. The trustee S4 e9LfeJ 'iie ~
serest conveyed to hini less taxes aud ta1 i.t,rs
sAauBL Y. MILLER
,.sa-n Trustee