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Marine Dtsasters.


NSrAxsHr SANTIAGO CunA, Smith, from Greytown MIC,
with passengers from California 10 the North American
Steamship Co. is ashore at Atlantic CITY, NJ. For parcu
lars news columns
miscellaneous.
IS ary o s ss e s'sn y.
understand Is intended for their savannah line.
rpss Albert wa. .oa az galveston on the 18th in FOR
sso whole proceeds including materials saved amount
sHrr OCEAN EAGLE, wlcomb. from Baltimore for San
Francisco. has been sold ~ Rio Janeiro
Bac KATE STEWART. Paddock has been sold At Rio Js
scns AGNES, Capt Carter was at st Marks Tin inst
ing to have new manmas put In and receive other re-
LAuscuEp--At Kennebunkport May 10. by Mr. David
AZ sa os a.%ss s sa % .
and S sns q p w
Isl iocihs burhen, % DO commanded By Capt 9
Al wes.brook s0h inst from xerrils yard sehr Of zs
cd named Nellie Chase Owned n yea.
John Lynch Henry Fox. and others.
Notice 10 Mariners.
East iRxLAsp-cnAsek LIears AND ADDITIONAL
BALLAST orsrcy, DvsIfs, May /. 1857
n nsrsS .: sn' ss
Ke ssni sss and O. rss. IN
.a,s .ss Win 4. g so1ss BAH. sss'
s,hs.ea red quick sya .ss s viii sap
nrs. rsss ana globe With half globe underneath
1s5 stripe sns lie Cooling bank IN ~h' let
her sides 20, - $500, .,,osether
ss.sr ssa II
ssa .sowns ssrnsssy seconds bright and three
seconds dark. ....---.,. "a, n. .t.c~a .ho,,t
s q ~ Il " from the end Of Arklow Bank,
Srm vbch two bright lights will be exhibited one on the
~ height ~ feet above the level OF the seA
ma az other IN the foremas ~ feet above the sea evs
80 N have three with globe ON the oremast and
80 ns ~. tbs manmast head. Her hull viii be painted
bsck With white stripe, and the words Arkiow bsnss
Norih y in white letters her sides.
xsaiow bass (southD-rhe ishvesse! which now marks
.he so,th and will be shifted about two miles
ss x from present position. anil hor light Will be
CHANGED hit revolving light every minute instead OF
minute present. she will have three masis
and CARR hall globe globe 81 her manmsst head
Iier hull painted bsck with while srpo aud Tho
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Two O'Clock r. m
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY,, May r. 1867.
corroS further declined under the continued unfayorabs
cable advices Liverpool but at the reduction there
disposition manifested on the part of buyers to
operate the sales footing mp bales Close how
the market dull, at the appended quotations
which quite nominal We guoie;-
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Government securities closed strong at the suhjened
quotations: -lssl, coupon, IilH ii2H: DO. regis
tered. l1lk liz $40 coupon. 1852, losx u; do.
1854, 1857 lOs; do, 1896, 1904 e; do DO, new
ISSUE los X; lo-A0 coupons, s9K y; 1910 notes,
first SERIES l06H u; do, second series. 1855 Ak;
do. third SERIES 1861 *.
The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances at the Treasury this city for the
expired portion Of the week have been as follows
NAV 10 $500 $3.50 sassi SIS 7as 100
May May 49, ss sssSis isossassa
Tho exports, exclusive or specie. from New York to
foreign ports for the week ending May 81, and since
the commencement Of the year. compare a follows
with those for the corresponding periods in 1885 and
1906
For tn. week. .sss ss ,sss .ss 5ss1
Previously reported Is iO2a5s sii4l,5Os SSis5'Oss
Sine. January $751; 42l ass ss4 ooa s7s $40
The foreign imports at New York for the week. since
January l. 1867 and for the corresponding period Of the
past two years, compare a. follows
General mdss..... i57s'is0 4ass'is soifsss
Pssvossi, me p Ssss
sinos January s54 $780, ISL $751; 255 sss ss7
The commerce Of Now York from July to date Of
each Of the years mentioned compares a. foilows:-
1664-65. l865-60 1866-67.
Imports mdse elS5 659S0s $2o3 s37 45S $780, 296729
Expts specie. sIssi,0i7 2o,Osi.oso si,1s6,7ls
The Plttsburg Clearing House statements for the past
three weeks compare under
Clearings Bdlancs
Week ending May Is. So, 032, l40 $396,613
Week ending May H.. ,98S 1876 409,S48
Week ending May d.. 1,014,813 430,112
The total value OF foreign goods imported into the port
Of Boston for the week ending May II $1o57, sA
against $780, 49 for the corresponding week in 1885,
Total imports since January l, $17,376,003
The cash balance in the hands Of the Assistant Trea-
surer in Boston at the close Of business May Is
ST. 735, eo4-$5, 900 210 or which con-showing
increase of s47e,479 compared with the week
previous
The receipts for customs at the port OF Boston for the
past week amounted to $780, 9oO against $4,000 for
the week previous.
The Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad Com
pany earned the first week In May, 1867 .$78 500
Corresponding week in 1865. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 $50
o.
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Since January .$o7 4ss $o4 ,0os $7s l3s $40
The foreign imports At New York for the week. since
January 1857 and for the corresponding period
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\SrrAwsHrp SANTIAGO CuRA Smith, from Greytown. Mic,
with passengers from California 10 the North American
Steamship Co. ashore Atlantic CITY, NJ For partlcu.
coiu
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DRY GOODS.
SILKS !

SILKS! SILKS! SILKS !
sI.OO PLAID SILKS,
CHEAP PLAID SILKS.
CHEAP PLAIN SILKS.
CHEAP FANCY SILKS.
CHECKED sILKP. sI.OO AND e11s.
RARGAINs I'm AIOIRE:
PLAIN SILKS, eI'25.
WIDE AND HEAVY BLACK SILKS FOR
Coats, $3.50 PER- YARD.
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DRY GOODS.

LINEN DRILLS AND DUCKS.
OUR SPRING ASsORTmENT OF LINENS
FOR PANTS, JACKETS, COATS, ETC, IN
NOW OPEN.
WHITE LINEN DRILLS.
COLOBED LINES DRILLS.
ATRIPED LINEN DRILLS, FLAx
COLORED.
STRIPED LINEN DRILLS, WHITE
GROUNDS.
LINEN DUCKS, VARIOUS COLORs,
HEAVY WHITE LINEN DUCKS.
BUFF COLORED LINEN DUCKS.
BLOUSE LINENS, VARIOUS COLORS.
PRINTED Linens, NEAT PATTERNS.
Our assortment includes all kinds OF LINENS suit-
able for Gents and Boys Summer Wear
GEORGE MILK EN-.
THE LINEN STORE,
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DRY GOODS.

113 EPSTEIN & HAINES, 49,
NOS. ma AND IIsK NORTH NINTH ST.,
ABOVE ARCH,
OF THE LATE FIRM OF
OWEN EVANS & CO.
Under our old motto. never to be undersold con.
Time to offer the greatest bargains shVe 'ne Po vi
sSfALL tsSf STORE, SMALL RENT, SMALL PROFITS;
Will open on Monday, from from the o@Sh auction ana
sherin,s sales s, Of ne 6,pq pas db,stl I9sc
5000 g Best Beached Muslin, ~ re; S,c,o ,o,>a,,,
e Pieces best e, &. Muslin gSS: &c.
lS5 Dozen an linen Towels dl I2I5c' I2IsS
S0S Hdkfs., l2sc.
500 %H1TTE TTfEa aS6EBs IS5EBs FL qS9 %aTE H9Tss soobs
pieces IS Tn6 pis6 ass SH%pFi Oad 2S GO to
20 pieces hne brilliant, 70 to 75c'
S pieces GissiP ThSs PiGSS; ISs1 as 70 70 g. &c.
Also 1000 yards Jaconets, Cambrics. and Striped
DRESS GOODS AT BARGAINsrl II
50 pieces Dress Goods from l2IS to s7c;
pieces LSpiGs SMOO l1 1peaines, si e1 soIOrs a
coloTs Of Plain M2haIs and .io Black 81 Alpacas
Also M2Gl PPeaSgff6 Sf6T Slf o%
5000 pair Best Kid Gloves sll5 better than the Pay
SeS Gents Haii9Hose i21 i1ii regular made, Sc,
Ladies CIoTHs CISoSTTH Hfs AND ND tSS9asifM czSssiMEREs Eow
Double-width Cloths. from o5c; to 5000
S go pieces deSen sb FoS nen G
10 pieces Table Linen 47c. TO Sl1O.
10 pieces fine Melton Cloth, Coo. - -. u
ALL THE LEADING MAX ES OF MUSLINS, AT
THE LOW EST COMPETTnION PRICES.
wIillamsyille. Wamsutta Forestdaie, and Whit
ney; 1914 Utica, 85c.
Warranted genuine Wllliamsville, 2Sc,
so pieces Sbirting Linen 371s to 81.
Also, a general assortment of Dry Goods, lG per
cent cheaper than the cheapest. All we ask is a
call. One price only. All goods marked in plain
~ EPSTEIN g. HAINES,
Nos. 1ls, llS1a n. NINTH Street,
Above Arch.
II Price & Woods OLD Stand.
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DRY GOODS.

II. R. l. Il H.
No. 43 North EIGHTH St.,
HAS JUsTRECEIvED FROM NEW YORK
Elegant Real Lace Goods,
HANDSOME REAL POINTE COLLARS.
REAL POINTE APPLIQUE COLLARS.
REAL VALENCIENNE COLLARS.
REAL HONITON POINTED COLLARS.
REAL POINTB BHANDKERCHIEFs.
REAL VALENCIENNE HDKFs.
NEW CLUNY LACE COLLARS.
The above Goods were purchased TO close the
balance OF an Importers Stock and will be sold a
HALF THE REGULAR PRICES.
SHAWLS.
FULL LINE VT GADAHS ENGLISH EX.
IRA LONG HOSE, AND GAUxE AND
ZEPHYR VESTS
HANDSOME PARASOLS AND UMRREI-
Las.
WILL OPEN ON MONDAI,
BLACK SILRSI RLACK SILKS
HANDSOME oRGANDIE ROBES, greatly re-
duced.
An elegant lot of Table Linens, Napkins, Doynes
etc. etc.
100 DOZEN HOOP SKIRTS warranted the best
sIeel ana handsome hnlsh sss.- "a % sth2tA
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H0USE-FURNISHING DRY GOODS.
The facIiities he has for supplying his customers
with the BEST GOODS at the LOWEST RATE are
unsurpassed.
He has now full line OF LINEN sHEETINGs. at
reduced prices. Also,
PILLow-CAsE LINENS.
TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS
TABLE DAMAsK by the yard
TOWELS AND TowELLING by the yard.
MARSEILLES, LANCASTER, HONEYCoMB.
and ALLENDALE QUILTS.
FLANNELS, greatly reduced in price.
sHEETING AND SHIFTING MUsLINs.
FURNITURE CHINTZEs AND DIMITIEs
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS.
ToILANET by the yard.
WHITE GOODS SELLING OFF CHEAP.
RICHARDSON'S LINENS always speciality.
All goods warranted to be what they are sold for.
at the IA 20 smth3m
=. w. COR. SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
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DRESS GOODS!

GRANITE POPLENs FOR SUITS.
ALEXANDRES FOR SUITS.
LARGE AsSORTMEN Il OF GREY GOODs
IaGMT ALPACAS, ALL NEW SHADES.
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TNANCY STRIPED MUSLINS.
II Win open to-day, so pieces, $50 yards very
pretty Lace Striped Musins, at 35 cents, greatly
e1TTWO.YARDs WIDE SWISS MUSLIN,
For Curtains, Several qualities of this scarce and
desirable Muslin, very low, by the yard OF piece
WIDE WHITE NET,
For Mirrors, Chandeliers, etc., "a and "a yards wide
at about one half of late prices.
WHITE CRINOLINE
Skirt Lining. good quality, at 20 cents a yard,
CAMBRIC FLOURCINGS.
VIII open on Monday, large Job lot OF FlOuncings,
the Hamburg or machine goods.
BLACK GUIPURE,
Real and Imitation.
BLACK AND WHITE BARRIE LACES.
A large assortment, at lowest prices, at
LACE AND EMBROIDERY sToRE.
II NO. 3S N. EIGHTH STREET.
r CHAMBERS. NO. $40 AE7H STREET.
Os Novelties openin- ...,y
Real Cluny LRces.
Black Guipure Laces
-Pointe Applique LaceB,
-POtnte de Gaze Laces.
Thread Wells nom $3.50.
WHITE GOODS
-Marseilles for Dresses -Bargaina
French Musllns, yards wide al 60 cents
Bhirred and Tucked Lace Muslins India TWued
Long Cloth; Plaid Stripe, and Plain Nainsooks; son
finish Cambria, IA yard wide Cambria HdginRs and
Insertions, new design very cheap 16lm
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE
The Washington Library Company,

order the benevolent object set forth In this cir
culsr m " be sue sessu.Iy have issued five
series q
FINE sTEEL-PLATR ENaRAvINGs,
which are put subscription at plc,s much below their
retail value.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASHING
TON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued stamped with the sehl OF the Company
and signed by The Secret ry None Others genuine)
An, person sending us ONE DOLLAR, or paying the
ssne to our loo Al Agent will receive Immediately pe
Steel Plate Engraving rhoire from the following list
ard Certificate Ssocs nsurirg One Present in
published chedule
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAyINes.
No. my Child My child'' No p, They're
Saved. They've saved No S-told seyenty-siN; or,
the atIy sys o. tn, revolut'qn
Any per,on payi, We DOLLARS VIII receive Either
Certificates Of stock, llus becoming entitled to Two
Presents
TWO DOLLAR EN3RAvlNGs
No l-"wsshipg,ori's cours.hip" No. 2-"washng.
tons Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE LIAR ENGRAyISGs
ANY perse paying THREE DOLLARS will receive the
beautiful stsel Plate I'll
NOME FROM THE WAR"
and Taree tetiaea..s II TEX becoming entitled to
Three Piestn'+
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAv1NGs.
Any person pas ing POUR DOLLARS shall receive the
large ard beautiful Steel Plate Of
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and Pour Certificates of stock, emitting them tc -Four
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAyINas.
Any person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall receive
the latge and splendid Steel Plate Of
TUE MARRIAGE OF PocAuoETAs"
And hvs Certificates of stock emitting them to Fist
Presents
The Engrayiugs and Certificates will be delivered t.
each subscrlber LYea Ageucie, by mail
p. at paij, or EXPIRE stNas may lie ordered.
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The GREAT CATHOLIC AssEMBLAGE AT Row
90 Saturday there came together in tie
great church of St. Peters, at Rome, one Of
the most magnificent ecclesiastical Assem-.
blages ever witnessed since the Council Of
Trent. Many thousands of priests and four
hundred Bishops are collected in the Papal
capital from all quarters of the Christian
world. Never before probably have the mu>
listers of the Catholic Church coneregated
around the throne of the Supreme Pontiff in
such imposing numbers, and never before
have representatives from such widely distant
congregations of the faithful met together in
the ancient metropolis Of the church.
This great assemblass is the more remarks
able as it is no general council, and has not
been formally summoned. The purpose il
% witness the canonization of the seven new
SANTA and 10 celebrate the eighteenth cen
tsnassy q the martyrdom of 81. Peter. II il
n.M e fespouse to IN invitation, not com.
n n.snu ,.s1sd g the Bishops in December last
non tne holy See. The details Of I'd ce as.
49, s 2. tas d. and The results 81 this
unss : szcaa aasemhlaee "a el,all knov
4 a
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tDoDs Book of dignitiesi' affords the fol-
lowing extraordinary instances of longevity
among the great men of the law in England:
Ex-Chancellor Brougham. eighty nine years.
ex-Chancellor St. Leonards. eighty
years ex-Chancellor of Ireland, Blackburn,
eighty>6ve, ex-Judge Lord Wensleydale,
eighty five; ex-Chief Justice Of Ireland, lie
troy, ninety-one; ex-Chief Baron Pollock,
eighty-tour; Acting Judge of Admiralty,
Lushington, eighty-fve. Total age Of seven
persons, SIX hundred and four years. This
gives an average to each ofmore than eighty
six years and FIVE months
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THE St. Paul Press says the winters catch
OF fnrs from the upper settlements is now
coming in quite abundantly, although the
crop is reported TO be a small one. About
SIX hundred carts are reported to have ar.
rived at St. CLOUD, and are now encamped u
that vicinity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-09

Hos SAN. GALLOWAY has somewhat indg
.nantly declined the Republican nomination
for Lieutenant Governor of Ohio.
Sam thinks he should have had the first POI
sition on the ticket, if any position atall were
rendered him. Many persons will agree with
him in that, who will regret that he urges it
publicly as reason for declining.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-09

Gro. 81. PESpLEToN, Of Ohio, candidate Of
the Copperhead National Convention some
years ago for Vice President on the ticket
with Gen. Mcclellan, seems to be the favor
lite candidate of the Democracy for Presi>
dent. He is Of the Vallandigham stripe Of
Copperhead politicians, and is immensely
wealthy and a born aristocrat
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THE Democrats held back and tried to pre-
vent the organization of Congress for lack Of
quorum; but, although there were but four
Democrats present in the House aud one in
the Senate. there was quorum, and business
progressed as usual. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-09

JUDGE WAYNE, OF the Supreme Court of
the United States, whose death was aunoun-
ced the other day, was 20 years old. His
seat on the Bench of the Supreme Court be-
comes vacant, AS, by act of Congress, the SUI
preme Court is to be reduced to six Judges,
by the process of death. The Court is pow
composed of eight Judges, FIVE OF whom
were appointed by President Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-09

RECENT disclosures have revealed the fact
that Trades Union in Sheffield, England,
had list Of premiums to be paid to mem
bers of the associations for burning down
houses or numbering persons who became liza
bic to the hostility of the association.
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Gov. FLETCHER has retaken possession Of
the Southwest Pacific Railroad through Miss
souri,, which he some time since sold to Gen,
Fremont.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-09

IHE Racine, Wis, Journal is happy 10 +.
able to chronicle that Ms. 1ineon. IT,.
widow Of the late President, has taken ~
her residence in that city, and Is now at Con-
gress Hall.
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RATCHElOix,s mAlR DYE.

This p eneid flair Dye is the b. st ~ The world Tbs
only traS aud perfect DgsHsrsles., Reliable Instant
neous No di ,apppint,uent. No ridiculous TINS Nat
ursl Black Bio~n Remedies the i'll effects Of Bad
Dues Iuyicorates the hair leaving It sot and beHuti-
fui The grDuine Is signed William 4. katehser All
9TH r. re mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
~ all 2gst- ard ferfnmers. Factory Y Barclay
.frer, Se~ ynrk. tdrel2 dAw1y
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TerpsichOrean.

On with this Dance let JOY be uncotnned;
No sleep till morn when youth snd beauty meet,
To chase the glowing hours with flying feet T
And .tch cold going home In the morning that ito-
gers for weeks and perhaps end.iE settled Pulmonary
Affection whr this is the cate, first try all the nos
trum preparations In the market, and when you mr.
yourself growing continually worse, pay adoliar for
bottle OF Or. J. W. foapds White Pine Compound an
uni yourself cured in fr>re hoass Sold by all drug
ri IL [p9dhw
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v.
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TIE association have apponte1 Receivers Meecrs.
GE0RGE A. COOKE co whose we'll known inteeri-
~ and business experience wl be sufficient guarantee
that the monsy Entrusted to them will be promptly
piled to the porpose stated.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 20, 1867.
7b The Offers and Members Of The Washington Library
o., N. s. READ, Secretary.
Gentlemen ION receipt your favor OF the l5th inst
notifying Of our appointment Receivers fer your
Company, took the liberty 70 submit copy your
Charter with plan Of your enterprise to the highest
legal authority Of the sae and having received his ia
vorable opinion In regard to it, sgality and sympath
sing sith the benevolent object Of yonr Association viz
the education and maintenance Of the orphan children
ofour soldiers and sailors at Riverside Institute
have concluded TO aceept the trust and to use our best
efforts to promote worthy an object.
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
GID A. COOKE AGO.
Address all letters and orders to
GEO. A. COOKE - CO., DaAkers,
80 South Third atrsst, Philsdslphia, p,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-09

MAxIAIL1AN's was mournful fate to be
sure: but three hundred Thousand American
citizens, to each of whom life was as dear as
to him, and for whom as many relatives are
left to mourn, met dVth, by the fortunes of
war, during the recent rebellion, in this
country. They suffered under the inspira
tion of motives Of duty and patriotism, in a
holy and Just canse, and were each and every
one entitled to more sympathy than the Royal
Filhbuster, who left his own country tor surp
the Government and destroy the liberties of
a foreign people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-09

TO MARRY OR NOT TO MARRY?
SaY NOT?
SERIOUS Reflections for Young Men,
Essays of tho Howard ssociatin tie Physiological
Er,cr and Diseases indnrd by gnorsnce OF Ma
lures Laws in the frat age Of man Sent in sealed let
ter envelopes free Of charge Address Dr. J. saILLIf
HoUGHT0N, Howard ASSOCIATION. Phlsdelphis Pr.
may2l dsw3n os
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-09

Dutcher's lightning Fly-ktller will Ger
tany these pests II its use Is perseyered
in Beware of bogus Fiy-papcr, which some dealers
keep because they get 1t for n,ary nothing Don't
be swindied Ask Tor BUTCHERS, which is sold b
all live Druggists. fnay2s-dAw
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Schedule Of Presents.

Cash 7, eseht.......,.,. SO 600
Cash ~ co.
Cash Pr.rsnt... ........ 10 coo
Eu- Preset 900
Cash Presents ct q 500 each 5000
Haltson CouBtty frsi.tnce, Stable, Grounds
Re-. ernsutoan fhsdeip hIa-............. II, 600
Double h.si,itiieq, IRE. story brick, Camden,
New Jersey 1000
Coai Depot, iii "a, Sheds t}rou I'd, with bu.i.
ness estni,ti-h he'd No, 1874 Washington Az
enur, Philadelrhia....... 16,oco
Country Il. sidnrice, Riverside, N. J., with
Greund, Fruit. &c...... . :. ...... 10 900
l Thrse-s;1ry C}tt4ge, lot, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. au0
q VAN bic Eui ding lot, riverside. $500 each 5000
Elegant toui Family Arriage, Span OF
Il, r-es. IIunes- sr % pieto'..-. 80 5000
10 Vain alt. III sss lnt- Rtsprei,. 1900 each $500
/ Beautiful Silver gray Iiors 1917 harids high,
sired b, thu celebrated imported Arabian
Horse Gaiiph; 2 also light Road v agon,
weight 14o pou, ds. With ret OF superior
single Harness, &C, making frst-class
establishment observation-disclosures. 5000
10 Pianos $500 ...... 10 600
30 Melodears 1925 each 500
Rosewood se~ins M.hins, 400 eaeh......... 900
10 Family Sewing Machines 800 eacl........... 600
50 FGe Gold Watches. $500 each 10000
value -! 1000
5 Camel's Hair Shawls 81 900 esch........... 600
Csmels Hal, Shss Is 5000 each 500
Handsome Lace shauls, $3.50 so
10 Cashmere Sh, Wis $50 each SEQ
70 Silk Dress Patti x75 EACH 800
80 City Building Lots IS eaf $3.50
The remainder y i'll consist of Srerwxie Mn
steal Rox.s, 0Ieraq8 laeses Pocket iibler.
aud different articles Of ornament ana use,
Amounting ....... .............. $4,000
fetal. ..-...............s $500 eco
All the propeetfes given clear Of incumhranee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-07-09

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Leading poihiciAna snd gssat statesmen
strangely ovsressimats their power md In
Huence ovsr sths people in our day. The
truth il, pnbuc opinion i formed in intelli.
gent hosseholds, is Disseminated in the in
tercourse Of socisty, in town meetings, on
the stump, in.the local press. in county, dis
srict, and State conventions, whoss delegates
represent and embody the sentiments Of the
people who send them, because they are in
sympathy with the people, and are able to
express with more or less clearness and bold
ness, the common sentiments Of the commu-
nifty. .tsvvs.-a
President johnson and Secretary Seward,
and other men in high position, have very
little TO do positively in, thu. formation of
public opinion, and have less control over
he people.
Take case in point: Last summer John
son, Seward and the Cabinet, and number
of leaders who held Office, or wanted Office,
swung round the circle. They had been the
trusted leaders Of the party they were still
its official opponents, and held the entire
patronage of the Government in their hands,
and openly proclaimed that no man should be
continued in office, or be appointed to Office,
who declined to subscribe to " My Policy.
The canvass opened, the elections came off,
and the result was that the people did mt
swing AFTER johnson, Seward l. Co.
The fashions Of this world change and
however it may have been in other days, in
this day the fashion is for the leaders to fol-
low the people, and, if they refuse to do it.
they must 20 to the wall, while the people go
right on in their chosen way, utterly regard.
less Of the leaders.