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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-03-20
Vallep Nirginian,
j. X H. e SsshHF H. Editors Preprlstors.
Wednesday Morning, March2o, 1867.
The "Virginian" will be mailed to Subscribers a

The "Virginian" will be mailed to subscribers at
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Delivery.
Correspondents will address
VALLEY VIRGTNIAN"
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-03-20

The ''yaliey Virginian'' having a larger Circu-
lation. in Staunton and vicinity, than any paper
published here; as well as large and increasing
Circulation throughout the Valley, offers unsur-
passed inducements to advertisers.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-03-20

M I T. T. I N e. r.,
New Street, between Main and c. H. Alley,
STANTON, VA.
Would respectfully inform the Ladies' Of
Staunton and the County, that she has opened
an entire ne,0 stock Of Millinery goods to which
she would invite the Ladies' to call and exam
inc before purchasing, as she is selling cheap
for cash only. Hats and Bonnets repaired to
order, at lou prices. Call and see, as l will
,odrrant all work to suit.
Oct 24-6m
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-03-20

Illinois has an eightshouy la -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

TIE BurCnERs AID HyoKsfBRs-rhis
morning. Weleven o'clock the cases Of the,
Corporation against tAe-outchers and hack.
:, Sps nor h:r, Arm before Justice
represented By Recsrder0. 4. Eashs We, aad
contrary 70 expsotatien, tAe dsfs ndauts
wers without counsei. Ths dsfendants ara
the Dor poraton, for the. 20 vernment OF the
new market house, approved May 81. 1856,
auneneed By resolution In relation to certain
fines approved J ans IL, 1865, and By a % ordi.
nance approved March 80 is67, in regard to
license to green grocers, BY Offering for sale
fresh and sailed meats within the limits Of the
corporation outside Of the market house linn
its. The question OF the right OF the corpora
ton to restrict such dealers to the marke OF the
town has been dspuied by the but hers and
hue ksers rho hA We esta olished an ind ,pen est
market place since the erection Of the new mar.
ket-house. The Corporation stands upon the
power given them By the charter, to est,bI,sh
and regulate markets. The parties arrested in
the butchers market number 81; other vic.
laiors OF law, 4. There are four cases eSainst
each person, and each was fined 80 and costs
number by default, amounting in ali 20 ever
$1,000. The defendants all appealed from the
decision OF the justice, which carries the ques.
ton to court for final settlement of the vexed
question.
MBRCHAETs' Observation-Disclosures 500
bushels wheat, $50 bushels corn, 500 bu heIs
oats. Sales-l,200 Bushels corn, 81 20; as
bushels wheat, 50; As bushels wheat, 50 25:
800 bushels red wheat, at So IS 20 bu shells
white wheat, $345; $50 bushels mixed wheat
50 A. Full attendance and market firm
DRovBR's REsT.-Saes Of 10 cattle 10 butch
ers at prices ranging 80 to SO per 100 pounds
800 sheep sold for 6x to sX cents per pound.
PORT OF GRoRGBTOwF.-Entered-
e. T.. knight, Denty master, from New York;
Columbia, Harper master, from Baltimore
with merchandise; Schooner Butterfly, Dawes
master, do. Cleared-Schooner Hazard, Reed
master, for Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
WHY Is IT.

As the work of reconstruction goes on, two
facts become more and more apparent every
day. First, that the state Rights Democrats
OF the Border States are far i'm prac ticabIe
and uncompromising in their opposition to
Republlcanism than the same class of poll.
tieIans further South. Second, that the mill.
tary leaders of the late Southern Confederacy
exhibit 2 mucf hetter spirit, ana are more dis
posed TO COO" rate in good faith In the neces-
sary action to restore the Southern States to
the Onlen, than the blatant 'home guards
ana tneorIzlng politicians who never smelt
powder. but did the " hollering' while others
were lighting. An inquiry into the causes
which produce these results would be
interesting, if we had space for it. Suf
nee IL to say that both effects NAV
probably be traced 10 the same cause
those communities which were made to feel
the strength OF the military arm of the Gov.
eminent by the desOlatIon and ruin which
Hollow III he track of 4 war vigorously pros.
scuted, realized as never before the power and
majesty of the Government they were resis.
ing The same with the officers who partIcipated
In the nerce conflict. Realizing the Impotence
OF their stUrdIest efforts to overthrow the ma
ton, and the futility Of the courage and en-
durance which were unavailIng, they were
taught respect for Government as ma AMI
NOUS ater tne nght was done as IL was pow
eriui IN TIE Held. The war was so hing
more 70 them than mere political squabble
The latest illustration of the flcts we have
stated is furnished in kentucky, where the
State Rights Democrats carried the election OF
Saturday last, against the Republicans and
Conservatives combined. Their popular ma
jorIty is probably less than last year. but only
because the vote is lighter. Several OF their
candidates had been 10 the rebel army; nearly
every one had VIGOROUSLY sympathIzed with
the rebellion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
(By Gable to the Assocl.tea Prs..,

LohDoH, Nay 20 p. Ma dispatch from
Dublin announces that MT Oanerty, who has
been On srisl In that city for treason, has been
fcund guilty.
The Government has acce pied the Liberal
amendment 10 the reform bill, providing for
the lodger franchise
Notwithstanding the preliminaries looking
TO the preservation Of peace, France and Prus.
sia are both rapidly arming. This course Is
producing distrust and alarm in the financial
circles here ana elsewhere
LONDON May slK;U.S.
5-so.'s. 71X.
LIvxRPo0L.' May 7-NOon .-Oottop is n MET
ct II kallX for Middling Uplands, and Iixd.
for Orleans. Breadstufs quiet Corn a.. I'd.
Provisions uAc ban ged.
LIVERPOOL, May 10 P M-The C,ottou
marketls quiet and Quotations are without
change Corn declined Sd. since the opening
and is now quoted at 43s
LONDON, May - P. M. s. 5-s0's, 7Ix
Illinois Central, 75K; Fries, AK; Oonsois are
quoted at ok.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

ELOQUENT Address By SPEAKIR CoLy.r
Hon. Schuyler Collar received an ovation AZ
the Union League Rooms in New York las.
nlght, and In response 10 an address of vel.
come oy Jonn Jay, made a brief speecb. al
luoing 10 the events, agen cier and resni,s ~
the war OF rebellion; paying tributa 20 ths
memory OF the martyred President Tbs
thirty MINI Congress. ne said. was the mos
patriotic body OF n en- he had seen In the Can,,ol
durlsE his y ublic service, and epacte1 Il ~.
which the vast ms, ority In the Son n with aIac.
Tfty, ignoring life long preludices, are hasten.
ing 70 accept The great party which passed
these laws intend 20 stand by them faithfuIIv
and literally, II their terms are complied with
by the rebel States in good faith and without
evasion. He CONCLUDED by saying we shoul Id
De faithful 70 the traditions OF our fathers in
sympathizing with all VIII long for the main. :
tenance and advancement o: liberty in Mexico
or England or Ireland, or Crete. yet carefully
avoioinR all entangling alliances or VOLS
IAuons OF tue laws which recognition from
ocesh 10 ocean, north and south; alike the
IIgnt OF All citizens, bound by the Law to share
IN the choice OF the law maker ana thus 10
nave voice In the country their hearts blood
must oeisnd Our centennial ami versary Of the
Declaration of Independence will md us An
entirs nation reeokn izing the great truths of
that immortal Magma Charta, ENJOYING a fame
wide rs the world and eternal As the star.
with prosperity that shall scliose in onr
future all the brightest siories of the past
-- =.
~Ths eight hour questisn As alr,aav n.
fore the Connecticut Legislature
~Two women have been elected n, N. ,,ss
overxaars in f~s'~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
CeNPKDRRATR OYPICvps ~ ~,

CONFEDERATE OFFICERS IN LUCK.-Tne
Baltimore AaeTicaH charges that Mr.. Scott.
the recently elected Judge of the civ conr,
seems to be endeavoring-and very success
fully-to convert the city court into an asyInm
Tor officers Of the late ''Confederacy." George
N HOIlinsY late a scommoaore in Tho C.n =
iederate States navy" in which position he
commanded one of the rebel rams, and Mat.
thew CLARK, who not long since returned from
the South. where he commanded compapv
In one Of the Virginia regiments, have been
appointed. The former as crier OF The new
court, and the later ohe Of he bailif.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

fRBHDMES's RELIEF FUED.-The Secretary
Of War has issued circular to the agents OF
the Freedmen's Bureau giving directions "A
to the distribution of the special relief fund "A
provided BY the joint resolution OF Congress
approved March Both, 1867. The assistant
commissioners are directed to see that none
but the very destitute receive relief, which is
TO consist Of one bushel of corn and eight
POUNDS OF meat per month for each adult per-
son, and one halfthe above amoantot corn ana
meat for each child between one and fourteen
years OF age, and this food will be discontinued
rs soon as early vegetables and fruits shall be
grown. 1t is further directed that assistant
commissioners appoint additional local agents
whenever absolutely necessary for the special
purpose OF issuing these supplies, to whom the
JAIN OF loyalty prescribed by the act OF Con-
gress approved July ID, 1862, will be admin
lstered, and no one who cannot Subscribe IN
the same shall receive such appointment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
Eight Hsur Law in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, May AT a meeting of tbs
working men last night 1t was determined, as
law abiding citizens, to enforce the law
making eight hours legal days work, and
accepting reasonable redu ction of wages
There were fears Of riot yesterday AZ East
b. Louis, but the laborers were Quoted, and
went to work on the eight hour law. with
reduction in their wages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

PERsoEAL.-R. Barnwen Rhett, OF Sou,b
Carolina, is in this city collecting material for
history OF the rebellion, which he is vr;-
ting. Hon. Geo. = Boutwell, is AT the En-.
pitt House. Mrs Jefferson Davis left mere
last night for Fortress Monroe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

~ Robert ToOmos- ex-senator from Geor
gis, who exIled him.elfat the downfall OF the
rebellion, writes tina: no true patriot will for.
SAKE MS native land, and expresses his will
Ihgness 20 accept the recOnstructed Eitnarlon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,. has
written letter to citizen of Mississippi set.
ing forth that be has no doubt whatever that
Representatives and Senators will be admit
"a IRON tne present excisded States when
hey shall have com Piled with the terms ana
CONDITIONS OF the Reconstruction act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

IHE WHITE HoUsE.-To-day being Cabinet
Gay no visitors were admitted at the Execu-
'iNe Mansion. All the members Of the Cabinet
Were present except Secretary Browning, and
ne session continued until after two O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
THE JAPANESE CouMIssIoyrRs

The japanese Commissioners and SUR. will
leave the city tomorrow morning at 6 O'Clock
Tor Annapolis, for the purpo-e of visiting the
Naval Academy at that place. They will be
accompanied by Mr.. X :. Chiffon. of the
State Department an will return to this ci,v
tomorrow evening. Yesterday afternoon they
had long interview with Commodore len.
kinS, OF the Navy, ana another interview with
Captain Brooks las, evening. This morning
they received the invoice Of some s2,UO worth
OF books purchased by them IN New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

Inc question Us 10 whether Virginia or
west Virginia has Jurisdiction over the coun.
tiss Of Jefferson ano BerkeIy, in the Old DO
HInion, viii probably come before the u s.
supreme Court to-IRorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

ExcrTABLE-Golo was run up 10 SIX pre-
MUM in New York yesterday in consequences
Of the reported ex cited reform meeting in
London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
oOvERNMEAr sECURiflES.
WASHIHefoH, Nay =, 1877.
Jay Cooke q %. furnish the following no.
tattops Of 0oyernmsnt securities:
DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS.


The Commissioner Of the General Lana or.
nee has received returns showing 408lo acres
OF Public Lands were disposed Of during the
month Of March ct the Springfield, Missouri,
ONCE, 32,G9l acres of which were taken for ac.
tual settlement and oulti yauon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

Ndeneral Sickles, IN South Carolina, and
"snsrai Grimm, in Texas, are appointing
coIoreo men among the registration officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

In Arkansas, Gov. Murphy has issued
prociamatlcn, based on an order frcm Gen.
Oro, dissolvinR the Legislature OF thar State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
SENATOR WILSON has left Charleston, S. @.
for Augusta. From there he goes to Mont

%. -,
for Augusta. From there he goes to Mont
gomery, thence to Mobile, then &c to New Or.
leans, and from there he ascends the Missis.
sippL he proposes speaking At varioUs point
In Tennessee and Kentucky on his wav north.
In his second speech at Char lesion, he referred
to the intimations which are being made that
cOiored men who vote with the Republican
party may lose employment and be turn ed out
OF their cabins and holdings, and he said tn at
would be the Arst act toward confisc alton il it
should take place. He thought il very likely
that congress would regard il as 8 violation
OF the reconstruction law, which contem plates
the free exercise Of manhood suffrage. and
would copffscate the property Of men 90 Of
Tending. He himself would support such q
measure; but IL the reconstruction act was
carried ont fairly and impartialIy, and proper
persons were chosen as Senators and Repre-
sentatves, he believed that the rebel States
would be readmitted, and that no means of
confiscation would be resorted to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

The whites OF Charleston, South Caro-
Ina, are said to take the riding Of the coIored
people IN the street cars with good-humored
resignation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

SECRETARY BRowsIsG.-Hon.O o. H. Brown
ing, Secretary Of the Interior, is much better
this morning, and was able to sit up in bed for
Tort time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
British Columbia want. :. b. An,...d,

SAF FRANCISCO. May 6.-The Victoria Colo
MIST, the oldest and most widely circulated
journal on tancouver's Island, British Column
pa says editorially, on April 3Oth, that nine
out Of every ten men in the COLONY. I'm THAR
present state Of wretchedness and poverty,
would welcome annexation to the United
States These remarks were called forth by a
sessions to the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

During the raonth Of April there were
2'oi2 white and s,6;7 colored men registered a.
voters In New Orleans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

iSTHRNAL EEVESUE-The receipts from
tals source to-day were s32I. 6i36s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
Special kilograms to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

Prussia and 1rsnee Aiming Rapidly
Panic IN Financial Circles-Refern-A
ReniaH Convicted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
ZINE HoRsls rOR SALE.

FINE HoRsHs FOB SALE.
Those wishing to purchase fine HORSES car
nnd good steek, consisting of Matched n
Pstrs, single II srses, and Gentle men q and IN
Ladies Saddle II orses. at our stables. NS
We have NO comm on stock for sale, and An pI,c.
tfon for suoh will be useless.
J B. OLCOTT 4 son,
All and 473 9th street,
my u '.. Between ID and X sts
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- + 7 ID ga sES.
MARITA ANS GIFT,

- E c RET Disc EASES.
AMARITAN,s GIFT.
SAA4RITAN'S GIFTg
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Used
Yes. POSITIVE cuRE.-for
6oNORRhGA, GLBET, STRUCTURES, dc.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsara no Mercur,.
Only Tsn Pill 10 be Takes to Effect a Cpre
They are entirely vegetable. having no smell mr.
any unpleasant taste, and will no, in any MSy ' iR
yure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
in Prepared ana Sy rs' sTaiss,
Of the Indyersi If Pennsylvania one Of the most
4 SS.r Who 90 t s.xs ss no ssa.ss ,css
euTs, try the INA sfss sfFfo or Mer
PrceMale pse sas Ss ns IN FsIpa ifn envelope
BLOOD, BLOOD BLOOD
sCRoFULA, ULCERS, SORES SPOTS.
yENEREAL DISEASES, &c. ' 'A
SAA4 =. orp1.s ROOT AND HERB JUICE
E SssIEi p1iS; tho
most Potent certain and efectuai remedy ever pre-.
II reaches and eradicates every particle Of
and tben th0TGggh
ana .. healed and do not transmit Il Jour
ps,efts that Tor which you may repent in after
,.,. DO NOT DESPAIR,
s%IfRT7 sd s5fns AND H iPsRF'S SG1crs
''''si Tfa All " the bad ss;i 4 HSEsr
males 1t ns8s fss RSsT yts shsh a5sT e F
hsppily dspted, in tlceTsted Uterus. in heuoOr
rhGa in bearing down, Falling OF the Womb. de-
billy. and from all complaints incident 20 the sex
sent 10y express. Price si.2s per bottle.
sAMARITANs WASH
IN eases OF syrhiis, used in connection with the
INN directions. Price Is cents.
edaad I'm nc1cy on these remedies L. alike acknoxl
in at t by physicians and PATIENTS They are used
WHAT THE SURGEONS sAYor rHrs,u,r
.po IrANs RKMEDIEs
have used The ss Ss;s. in Sta
have used mem Win ,sf 1Gsd forms that
proper!y, and have found them reer,nd - n saio
aeipations promptly. and enecfus1iy. Hnoy,n,
their efficacy and as far as my use Of tSem
recommend them strongly.
Assistant Surgeon, 5th n ". Vols.p
Sold BY s. c, FORD, corner 18th street and Penn.
%, nndl; syenue, wsshlngton; HENRY COOK, Al
SEss6Sb Co. f SasEfss GENERALLY nysu
DAD AHINAL9.
I.s .sslis y: ass.by .ossnsa sAss .en,r.o.
e. f s::s.s ::' W.. SsA z
e s"ss. sfc taissssss
Ia fciiSs S6esT sfsis vsEicss fsSsiSctsa = ~
;sss 8, ~ ss sAsi : Si = ::::::
= 49, 49, s1unAsp vA1rsor H.
TIA 1T ctoyK II LIN 61ffs Am
!. WN u % taxu sAAas.
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- sxffRED G. nowERs,
Assistant Surgeon, 5th N. " Vols "

yivapis Avenue. Washington; HEERY COOK Al.
eIandria, Va; and by Druegists generally.
DESMOND CO., Philadelphia, mystf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
DROPOSALS FOB GOAL.

Office Of the C6nsressional Printer,l
Warrington, May 7, 1867.
sealed ProposaIs will be resolved at this ono.
until m1DnkSDAY, the 18th day of May, 1867 , at
Ter 81 hu ndred tons Of the beat of.
the mines Cumberland Goal. to be delivered with
In ihe ysrd OF this Ose, there to be inspected and
The whole delivery must be completed on or be-
lore the nrst day OF september next, and, In tho
iDteivebing time, Sufficient quantity must be
furnished to meet the daily consumption OF the
Umce. JOHN ID. DEFREES
my1.T OOuRYeAafA pal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE s,n,p
ITANS REMEDIES

Ma r3sl HOSPITAL, foRr MARsHsIr Baltimore
seo ~, l664--I have great satssScfion i'm sts
Wig Wig mat have used The Samaritan Remedies for
Selu uIesases In It's most custcmary forms: that
nave used them with Judgment, discretion ana
psr9pefiy and have found them respond TO nv an
their c3mposition, have the FULLEST confdenra ~;
Sneir emcacy and rs far as my use Of them xtenas
i recommend them strongly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

~Ths eight hour question As Afraid ~
fore the Connecticut Legislature
~Two women have been elected as parish
overssers In England. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

TH PARTNERSHIP BERHTOFoRu nv
l. lifting between crown, Wal ker 90 . ia a.
solved BY mutual consent. ~
Or. L. DROWN,
j. T. WALKER,
G.. 81. WALKER
The business will be settled by @ Walker.
All parties having wagons &c will pleese "a
move the Same, or will be sold 20 pay storage,
I5ts U. h. WALKER
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OrOMAC FERRY COMPANY.

The steamer "WAWAsET" can be chartered
Ior Exeursiohs TO Glymont and other points on
the river at reasonable rates. The Grounds and
the Pavilion at Glynont are In good order for
Pic mics and Pleasure parsi
Parties desiring TO charter the "Wswasetn
should apply at the Office OF the COMPANY foot of
my7 President Poton.c Tsrrv'oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

NE IAlk AT CARROLL HALL, G SrREETs
W. between 9th and 10th strsets
for sale At the Fair "Au A'oAoss
DAf' May lith. at Ca Hall
One S6eo Ohickering Piano
One 100 Greepbscks
Five SO Gold Pieces
One Silver Tea Sett,
One Coffee Urn
ap 30 colt ~''''~'
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rE s. INTERaAL REvENU1.
~

"reR COL LE0T0R.
The undersiened, through the solicitation o,
many ilfenes. ana the ged support Of thou
TAX COLLECTOR
NJ VII, be candidate until elected or defeated
NO back out. Is reported By some persona ~,
hope to sets rousing majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

hkEeeMAKIN0-MRS. ATKINSON has re
- opened DressmAkine Rooms ct Ho 347 sth
notice. Pesse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

nEBkTHEL TENT n1BTINGS-A series of
N free lectures on Bible su bjects will be given
IN large Tent situated Oh the lot oorner Of 10th
ana streets adjacent 10 the new ConsregationaI
Of the VOLTS Gis',, Couch, Of Concord h.
n sn6 salmon OF Quebec, q. l.; com m encinG
The meetings will be continued at ia D. m every
exshp eorlng ths week, and throug hsut the day
organization. are respe ctfuIly Invited. Subject,
s su1 mornlns; nay >, Promise. OF the Cos:
evening, "Ths Coming Kline ON - ms + SGeost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-05-07

"PaiLHABMOEIC sOCIETY-Fir,t "a.
NJ hesrsal of haydn's "Oreation This
EnENING. atty O'Clock, ct the usu ii place
roroer' b. III. SPAULDING,
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109 1TH ST, BET. AND SIS. IOS
FENHISON WAGNER,
wholesale and Retail Dealers in all the cele.
sTatsd brands Of Flour. Feed Corn. Oats; Hay.
possible 7 ates, and sent to any part Of the city
tree Of charge. INV Iawr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-25

rKyHIs CompAny being q Nj INSURANCE COM.
N PASY, comments IL particularly rs fne citizens O
Iowa Insurance made dn Buildings ofatI kinds Fur
niture Plate, Wearing Arla-sl and Merchandise ALSO
on Goods and Nerchande 10 stare or transit whether
BY Ocean, Lake River Raj az wagon.
Insurance taken at the met sssprabie rst and loss
promptly adjusted
DIRECTORS
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WV PATTERSON, @f Patterson < T3raberTnan
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JAS NJ SHELLEY, I.tsatCer Z Shelley.
A. L. C9SNABLE, Cfrseaatle rmytf
Il. K LOVE, Prest IRIS Astional Eauk.
WI A BRoWSELL Nsass5..lf $50
SMITH HAMILI., q 5. HarnlI Co.
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