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Fer Paducah and Cairo.

Light Draught)
TINE FINE PASSENGER PACK sz
L EFT GEN. SEIGEL, VIZ. DIX, L,sAs4kssF
Master, BILLY WOODS. Clerk viii a
leave as above on MONDAY, the lst inst.
at 10 O'Clock A. N.
For freight or passage apply on board. or 10
CORBETT & BOYD,
Al and Il Front street.
or HARRISON i SONS.
juneS0 1t Agents.
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Pure old Robertson County Whisky at
Fuller d Lawrence, Masonic Building,
Church street.
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TO COnsumptives.-The Advertiser. hsv-
ing been restored to health in few weeks. by a
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection. and that
dread disease. Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it. he will send copy of the
prescription used. free of charged. with the di-
reetions for preparing and using the same. which
they will find SURF CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA. BRoSoHITIs. Sc. The only object OF
the advertiser in sending the Prescription, is to
benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and hopes
every sufferer will try this remedy. it will cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county. New York.
oct23-lyd&w
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T0R SALE. A FIRST RATE ENGINE AND
il Boiler in gcod order. Can be seen, ana
price lesrnea. b calling ~ tAis cEes.
raSsl I'm
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A. FRENTZ.

7 ATE OF LOUISVILLE, KY, No. 2 south
i 4 Market and Church streets, Produce,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant, and
Agent for sundry Manufacturing Establish
dies. Starch, Spices, Hams, Fish, Oysters, Crack
ers. Cheese, Butter, Beans, Potatoes. Vegetables.
Oranges, Lemons. Pineapples. Peaches, Apples,
Nuts, etc.
WANTED--Three thousand bushels good
Peaches. not too ripe and put up in one bushel
slat boxes iane27 I'm
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TIE celebrated Magnolia Susar-cured
Hams at Fuller q Lawrence, Masonic
Building, Church street.
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SUCCESSORS TO
WING TOREY a CO.

JAS. g. OaDKx, Prest Gus. 7. VINO Cashier
PEOP PLIES BANK,
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THos. S. MAZE, Presft L. q. TARBox. CASH
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY,
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GENERAL MARKETS.

NASHVILLE, June 29-P. NJ.
CoTroN.-The cotton market was qGiet
to-day, and holders were in improved spir-
It's but buyers were not disposed to ope-
rate. Ten bales only we're sold, bringing
2lc per ID. Shipped "A bales. No re-
ceipts.
The following dispatches were received
to-day at the Chamber of Commerce
New YORK, June 29.->iold opened at
1884. M
l0:30A. M-GoId 1881.
Ills A. M.-Gold, 1881. Cotton quiet
bus firm: quotations unchanged.
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TN r CITY.
OPENING AND CLOSING or THE
MafsS-FRnRUARY Esi.--oasciaI.

olosrs. orrxs
First Northern.
midnisht-..-.,,.....-..-. A. n.
Hee5sd Ssrsbern.
gtrSt washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
go midni ght A. ~.
eecaad Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
f.iI p. N-.,--. = -
Deeasur. Metaphfs sad New Orleans.
1900 midnight. p NJ
EdEeaeId aud Kentucky r. r.
i1.sa, ~ 1000 A. n.
Northwestern n. X.
IA . 1920 4. NJ
Lebanon Vis stage.
l1o0 midnight ?. n.
TssemRsvtIIe via stage.
Tues1ay
2Go miauiqht... Tuesday Sis P. X.
ISrdan's store via stage.
Monday ia00 midnight .....--...........l;00 P.E
Wednesday do ..-.-------.--.----.-.. Dc
Friday do ...--...---..-.-----.... do
Once Hours.
Frsna to6P.N Sundays. to 9 A. n.
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OFFICE OF THE
Merchants and Manufacturer
MUTUAL INSURANCE. co.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
NASHVILLE. TENN. AAYI. Issz.

NASHVILLE. TENN. MA Y 4, IsSz.
TO all Payers Of Insurance Premiums
TNHE "MERCHANES' AND MANUFAC-
l. turers Mutual Insurance Company" now
completely organized. with It's Office at tbs
Chamber Of COmmerce. will issue Poll
ctes against loss or damage b. Fire, and the
EQUITABLE RATES OF PREMIUM
The great characteristics point Of this Com
nership. in which every partner participates 70
the fun extent OF his contributions, whether In
Stock or Insurance Premiums.
The stock "a liked at One Hundred Dol
lars per share. in order that the SMALL a.
well as the LARGE payers Of Premiums may
Justly and equitabiy participate In the adyan-
The STOCKHOLDERS are guaranteed an
ANIMAL Interest OF ten per cent. upon
the amount paid up.
The INSURED shares pro rata With The
SfOCkHOLDEk the profits derived from the
business. .e
The subject e one Justly entitl 81 to the ssri..
Gus attention Of every intelligent merchant and
real estate owner and close investigation can
not TAIL to develop the advantages Of security
90 the insured and prosperity q the insurer,
presented By the Merchants and Manufhctufar5
Mutual Insurance Company. under q faif share
Of public patronage and close attention 70 is
proper administration.
A. n. GOFF, President.
N. HORS0N, Vice President.
W. H GORDON, Secretary.
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Corner Union and Cherry ST., Opposite
Bank of Tennessee, Deals fn Geld,
silver, Governments stocks, Com
pound Interest Notes, land Warrants
and Southern Bank Notes.
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but steady
P.M.-GoId 1881. Cotton quiet but
firm. Sales to-day 1900 bales. Quotations
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, June29 A.M.-1l:l5.--Cotton
quiet but firm. Sales to day 10000 bales
at HOLT pence.
M.-Cotton quiet but firm at 1l@114
pence.
CoRN.-Holders are suffering in their
views, and some OF them are arking 81 OS
al 10 per bushel. We have heard of no
sales at these figures, however.
WHEAT-Sales to-day of 1000 bushels
white at 81 IS; red at 81 70; and 1000
bushels red at 81 IS, for immediate de-
livery.
FLoUR.-New $l2@l3 per Dbl.
HAY-$25@26 per ton.
BAcoN.-Clear sides 1S4; hams l4@144e
per ID.
LARD-14(9l5 c per ID.
GRocERIEs-Market firm; demand light.
No change in prices.
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FIRST Washington and southern via
Chattanooga.
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Eecaad Washington and Southern Via
Chattanooga.
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FIRST Nershern.
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p. S. He estimates the eight acres at
$500 per acre. He must have had the
arithmetic by which the Radicals estimate
the chances of Brownlow's election, when
he made this estimate, for as good, or better
property than this can be purchased adjoin-
ing il for $3.50 per acre.
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mIlUlTlT 20 = =
seeSaa Sarshern.
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DIRECTORS.

N. EE0BSoN, Vice President
w. H GORDON, Secretary.
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In Chancerr a NashviIIe.

Abram L. Demos. solr for compl't Jun
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Sr. Louis, Aug. IA.
Some ten or dozen persons we're arrested
in ST. Joseph yesterday, charged With being
concerned in the burning Of Platte river
bridge, on the Hannibal St. Joseph Rail-
road.
DENVER, Col. Ter, Aug. IA.
At the territorial election yesterday, the
Republicans carried the city triumphantly.
No Fstsfns from other parts Of the territory.
AmsEApoL1s, MINI, Aug. Ia.
The large Mississippi river Improvement
meeting to night, will be addressed by Gov.
Oslesby, Of Illinois, and Hon. c. Flandrian,
Of Minneapolis.
NEv YosK. Aug. IA.
Mexican adyices state that MARQUEE
has been found in the Capitol. and that Santa
Anna had been conveyed tosVera Cruz.
The reception Of Juares at the Capitol waa
grand ovation. He has issued procla-
nation congratulating the people on the
return Of peace.
Maximilian's body is held for payment for
embslmipg.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Aug. IA.
II 10 stated that g. 8. Pendleton OF Cul-
pepper, will be arrested to answer to an in.
dictment for registering contrary TO law.
Roberts, President of the Fenian brother.
hood, arrived at the City Pier yesterday
Receipts from Customs for the week end.
ing the 3lst of July, was $4,579,9l
QntI apesiNen copies of the new fiAeeu
cent pieces have been printed, as it appears
probable that the Treasury will not authorize
their issue till aftar the meeting Of Congress.
The Commissioner of the General Land
Office has received the returns of the survey
OF 81, ISL acres Of land in Arapshoe county,
Colorado.
The Postofice Department has almost com
Pieted the re>opening of the Offices in the
Southern States. Some new Offices have
been established to meet the increasing de-
mand foE postal services.
S. J. kirkwood has been appointed Post
Master at Sitka. Mails are to be forwarded
there by any vessels from San Francisco.
Attorney General S.a1bery is now at Ca.
pom Springs and il in poor health, and will
not return here for two or three weeks.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
81 sHERIFFS SALE. -Foreclo.

FL sHERIFF'S SALE Foreclosure Of mort
sgs OF psrsouai prcpert9: hersa., the 1ith
Gay Il august 1868, ". shsites.x ated to Gro. "
4c his mortgage upon tbs pfson~ property here
issser scrhsi TO the gayu.nt of promisaory
net, s4atsd By tbs said a. ". .A,.dn to said Geo W
k-r.J fer the Of eoar Thousand Dollars bearing
sven date With sasd mortsags, snd sesng interest 1t
tan psr csnt per ss~r mssu,tr and dns thirty
days after dsts And whereas said note sud mortgage
hsvs osen a,dgnsA and transfsr rel By the sAid Geo
kclrAy 10 Howell and whereas aid =ote ssd the
iotsrsst thsrsea remaining wholly unpaid tbs SAID sort
asxs and the ss5 spts h4ys phesd n NJ Ass
orseiosurs under ard bY vtus q. the ssiats Of the
ssats Of t,vs concerning Eorselcsrs Of Mortgages"
Nov ths-sfore tice is hsr~hy given thst Friday
theeth DAY Of September, 1857, sncns oelock
Of sid day at the front door of this Court Honse
the ity Of xeohuk Lss County, lors Will sell at pub
Ito oatcyy TO the highest and best hidef the pur-
Of psyins ths dus6u said note and interest
the sfordssid mertgsysd property to-vi,: The Daily
Ard Weekly Gate City Newspaper, the nsme good wiil
printing aut job prsssss type machines, and all the
stae materials and thsssuato bssss-
Ing inciudss ell ssd svsry prsssss asd pnunE mats
a stse.''s machines and sppurtenancts Ia and about
.as se'd ONE and printing estabii.hEent In Ksokuk
las.
Terss .: eals-CAsH. JOHN A. BISHOP,
aug Sheriff Of Lee County. Iowa
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SHERIEF'S SALE.-Foreclosure Of mort.
A't3A@s of personal property Where's, On ths 4sh
day Of June. 1907 A. ". shsidan xscutsd n. How
ell his mortgage upon the personal property hsrepa'
Ter described the Of about -FOUR thousand
Dpllass svidspcsd by accepted drs1s for Thrss
fAousAnd DosFs, drawn BY the said L. " ehe.don and
II fA,oe ef0 Hale the St dsy oi Nay, 1851 and
ssd for oas Hsndrsd and Esh.-twa Dollar, and highly
ssnts dated December eth 1854 and bearing inereat
tbs rate Of ten per cent per snnbu and which indsbt
sdssss BY the terms Of said mortgage all to b. csd
In thirty - from the tste OF sasi sacstSsse And
Whereas the sai dfa sed pryss remaining Wholly IN
paid and tie said aud said potsa hay-
sg bssn paassdin my hands for rsolnsurs under and
~ virtue Of the prosons Of tne Of the Gats
Iosa, enHeeyn.uU Foreclosure Of Mortefges
Nov therefore notice b hereby evsn. that on yrdns
he sss day u September 1857 shs mont door 81 Is,
Court House. In the city OF Keokuk Lee County iowa
eenusncng at O'CLOCK p. a. Of eaid day will sell Al
public out cry to this hghes bidder The pufposs
paying the Aforesaid indsbsd2ses. nsersst ard cots
t4s AfosesA,d nnrsHsssd property. 10 Wits Tho Dssi
snd Wsekty Gate CITY ntwSpspsr With the suod vii
busfnso and acsouats and Hoeks and The
sass prsssss, tyse, material and fnrufture bscnens
TO Or 10 scpsrtsiuing 70 th. .a
whether In the nsSs IohDvntDg room or editorial Dc
psrtmsnt ofths ssme, rstjst to hill Of sale Of this
same pfcpsFty. s1scnteA to Geo. v. Mcosary, ind BY
hiA ssstgpsa 70 sstd B NOVEL;.
Terms Of sals-oAsH. JOHN A. eIsHop,
anglo eAui6 OF Lee County, lows.
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LATEST By. TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NEw YoRK, Aug. IA.
Edward Paysoa Wsston hes besn matshsd
b vn1k fren Pestland, Maine, % Chicago,
100 miles, in thirty consecutive days,
Weston agreeing NOT to walk Sundays. The
time 70 stast = between the 1st and 18th Al
October, and the match is for 81 900.
The steamer LAxi6 arrived yesterday. She
run dowl . rFssch fisherman, Of Newfound.
land, and saved all The crsw but one.
Advices from Mexico state that Lopsx, Who
betrayed Aaximilian, has been assassinaasd.
PnLADELPH1A, Aug. II.
Secretary Stanton goes to the White Noun.
tains 70 morrow.
Bosros, Aug. II. /.
The ship Nellie Fogsrty from New York
for San Francisco, burned At sea, July 1st
Her crew was saved and landed at Pernam.
buco, previous to July 18th.
WILMINGTON, Aug. II.
There has been heavy rsins ill day and it
is feared that cotton crops will be injured.
AuGusrA, Ca, Aug. IA.
There has been heavy rsin ell day, and
the crops are greatly improved. The cotton
crops are coming out finely ,and it is said that
some plantations viii average one bale to the
acre.
MONTREAL, Aug. IA.
JEFF. Davis refuses TO see the Rev. Bagley,
or discuss the application for pardon.
CHICAGO, Aug. IA.
Grain is shipped from Des Moines to St.
Louis b tho car load at forty cents per ono
hsadred pounds.
Mrs. Gov. Oglesby's health is steadily i'm.
proving.
One thousand FIVE hundred Indians at
tackled train Of thirty wagons 6ve miles
from Fort Phil. Kearney, on the I'd inst. !,
and after severe fight withdrew taking of
ill the stock of the train. Bat. Jumps and
Eve soldiers were killed and two wounded
1t is claimed that sixty Indians we're killed,
though only five bodies we're left on the field
The street car Conductors of Cincinnati
have been embezzling about four dollars a
day from fares.
There has been no symptoms Of cholera in
Cincinnati. The mortality for the first
twelve days of August was only 1873.
The wheat crop in Minnesota promises an
average yield Of 70 TO rs bushels per acre.
The rumoss about blight were exaggerated.
Gen. Logan made speech on Tuesday
evening in st. Paul, before . large River
Improvement meeting.
Gov. Oglesby addressed similar meeting
at Minneapolis on Monday evening
The United States Express company have
over million pounds Of freight at Fort
Ellsworth Kansas, for Western points.
The cholera has disappeared from For.
Harker.
Father Desmet has left Leavenworth for
St. Louis to make preparations to accompany
the Commissioners.
Greenwood i Mulbeuar, coal merchants,
near Antioch, California, have failed for
$3.50, 900.
Ths propeller Magnet collided With the
steamer Bay State on Tuesday night, twelve
miles from Kingston, C. ", and sunk in Eve
minutes in 66 feet of water. The crew and
passengers were rescued by the Bay State.
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FROM CHICAGO.

A CHICAGO, Ang. IA.
4, The steeple chase q Suanyside yesterday
was an amusing affair. The horses ell re~
fused 10 jaup the sir foot ditch Of water, but
were finally made to walk through it. The
riders also exercised much discretion in the
raca, which vas n miles dash, for purse OF
500, and was won BY Barney. Thers were
four entries.
The body Of Col. Gilmore was found this
morning at 9 o'clock, In the basin .t the foot
Of Harmon Court. He had gash in bis lore.
hex, and there are some suspicions Of foul
play.
The exhibition game Of billiards played
last night, between Tom Foley, ex champion
of Illinois, and John McDevitt, was carom
eams Of 1000 points up, and was won By
The later, ,018to I'll. McDevitt made one
run Of sos, and Foley one Of 2a7. Time Of
game II hours.
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FROM BUFFALO.

RUFFAIo, Aug. IA.
In the trial continued from yesterday be.
tween Mcclellan, May Queen and Milton,
May Queen took the first heat and Milton the
second and third. Best time 2:3OI.
Dexter trottad against his own time TO
harness, viz 2:l9, having . running mate
the FIRST heat mate 2:20l. The second trial
OF i quarter was accomplishadin S3A seconds;
tho mile in 2l74. Cheers followed the an.
nouneement. Dexter has since been sold to
Robert Bonner for over $50, eco, to be deliv-
cred after the Chicago races, when he will be
retired from the turf
The grey geldine Milton wss sold to De,
troll lady to>day, for So, 900 in gold, on con-
dition be should make 2:32, which he done
to-day in trial for 81, 100. Eight horse,
started six heats made. Dutchman wss the
winner. Best time 2:s44. s
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Aug. IA.
The Coroner's Jury sitting upon Col Gill
more's body TO day returned 8 verdict OF &C,
cidental drowning. The supposition that be
had been murdered was entirely groundless
The body was accidentally discovered by q
sailor named N. N. Stores .sf
Woods museum has challenged McVick.
er' theatre to play . game of Base Ball.
The challenge from the Aldermen Of the
West division to the Alderman of the North
and South divisions, to play National game
of Base Ball, has been accepted and the
match win be played Friday afternoon.
Arrangements have been made to hold .
Mechanics Fair in this city from the 10Th to
the 25th of September.
Constable G. g. Herring was arrested to.
day and held to bail in $1,000 to answer the
charge Of highway robbery.
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Q. 8. lIarshal's ,Proclamssion,


usx.ss xsss u A;aetc., sostasr Dgssoa u k.sa.
~. oLAKE Uuitsd Staaes haptai eor ths sssss
IL M Iowa Do hereby give pebble sctics that IN The
ssse OF the United eates seainst guase stick IN
Of sisnrs and forfeiture under acts Of Congress-
did on the 14th day Of AuSust 1861 In Ke,kuk, LIZ
County Iowa. atssch ana ks iAto my Foss..ion, 70,
sois sustcdy, stek, bssres rectif ID
vhshey 2ls S%ioo proof gallons; two barrels Of Cher
~ Wins ehy gallens elSyen bsrres Il currant Wine
4oS SOLID gallons part barrel Of strayherry Bran
dy. ls gsnens: das larei sstecf saons Of Gin; trc
rsctifyink tpbt: tv6 tubes Aeeerer and Mixer eight
empty 6atrsls ono cider Pfass ard Mil ons kes
sooragt ons halfbsshsl measure one lot and
eoorin8 one fores pump one lot lead pipe.
And - sts1 tabiic so5faA net the time assigned
for the rst&l Of said 10 the third Tuesday
Of ssptsmbsf, 1867, and I hereby sdmonsh anc
summons all persons clatniug say interest in the An
one suaes stick st al or knoving or having apytkise
to say Why tbs same should not be condemned aud sold
10 the demand Of said appellant that they b
snd appear before The aid cOakt haid IN snd
ths ssEhWt Disistons rlat u Isva, = rho Usitst
Ssats sbsst ks " ths sty efhk il said District
at special tefm to be holden the 81 Tuesday sep
tsnber 1861 at two o'clock said day Then ther,
70 intespoSe . claim for the same and to make the
allegations IN that behalf fH
g. N. CLARE UsM
apel&dl4s II. rvffoy, Deputy.
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FROM DETROIT.

s.DErxoIT, Aug. IA.
The Worlds Base Bali tournament il
provinga great success. Many Of the hest
Ciubs in the ocnntrv veTe present. The prin>
match between the champion clubs Of Csnada
Gil done bj shsS State clubs. The attendancs
Il very hree.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw OsLEAxs, Aug. II. &
It appears that Gen. Sheridan il wrong in
the premises taken in bis special order No,
ITO, ejecting ]. Condon from the possession
Of kiltoaia plantation, St. Charles parish,
and installing II. Holt on the grounds.
Condor still retains possession. Having no
jurisdiction he had dismissed the injunction
restraining Holt from possession. The Court
took no such action, and the case is still on
the docket for trial. The Deputy Marshal
vas in possession BY order Of the Court when
elected BY the order giving possession 70 Holt.
The U. s. Marshal viii refer the matter to
tha Attorney sGeDefal.
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q 81 n
lopq1, Aus. 1l-Adv;ces iron fseehox
Foo slskss 81 II, 81, 900 pounds Of The new
1tsSS1 - NV - ssoad.s
{ sPAnaas Ape. lA.--Aecounts Of tAs cholera
fnop ai6srsst parts Of Italy rapresaat ths
epidemic y spreading and attended with mn
siuai Atafiy
PmM, Aug. 1.-THE amount Of revenue
rstsrssd in Hsrsary to the trsasuu Of the
Austrian Empire il the same - before shs
eonefftntad : seueenke kfnedom,
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FIRES.

Nsv YoRv, August IL
The Empire Mills, On Bsshune street, vas
danaasd ~ 6re this foFenooa tothe extent Of
412O0. Insnts1.
CR1CAoo. Ane. IL
qyDG6l aa1l boiidiaos uess tasast \ d.
oAn = Tses1ag eeeiaer Il 3aeso -
|eoloDa - - egboa1tuo
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsroS, s. c., Aug. IA.
Six hsndred and forty-four persons were
registered to-day, 4 G2 .ofswhich we're white.
At a;meeting Of the Board of Trade long
letter from Gen. Sickles was read in reply to
q recent remonstfance Of the Board concern.
ing orders Nos. 10 and 80. Sickles upholds
all the provisions Of those orders.
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FROM RICHMOND.

RICHMOND, August IA.
At the meeting of the officers, soldiers and
sailors, held tonight, Ar executive commit
tee was appointed 70 cali State Convention
at Richmond in September.
It is reported that there are l 100 persons,
late in the United States service, now living
in Richmond,
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FRON HEADING.

READING, Pa, August 4.
The Pennsylvania Negro Equal Rights
League held . harmonious session here to-
day. Liberal speeches we're made and reso,
lutions passed, including one appointing q
committee to visit Congress and recommend
the extension Of the franchise bill for every
State and Territory
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-15
NEW FIRM.

HAVING this day formed copartnership
- under the style of PECK RRoTHsRS, IN the
traneaecn Of general Hardware business both Whole
sale and rss at the old stand OF Gady Peck We soc-
1t the patronage Of all eedink goods in our hns
C. + PECK.
Keokuk, Iowa, Aug. IL, 1s67-lm N.G. PKCK