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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-26
OR Al f.

Lot G. Biok 1es, Of 18th and con.ert streets
Price si0o
aisa, l. q g. block ls2, 18th aud Orleans Streets,
Price SOC each
Also. atso-story Brick D~eIling Houss, contsnias
rooTe cellar, eistern, frame b~ruloG 81 u feet fros
aud lso deep located the Of sth and BaIk
Streets.
Al-o. Lot block 49, Oh Des Moires Street between
.th ard sth Strett< Price $40.
Also. Lott 10 and II, Block 1a on Morgan, between
18th aud 18th sure {.
Also. Lot. ape2 Hlock is5 and East half lot Fay
cite equare, NAE street, between yts and 10th
Also, 40 acres tsaa-hsIf inproved-sci lining land
Owned by Canrad Ientob, about three mills fem fosn
Price Hoo: kaf cab.
Alst. acres OF chico Grape land, miie sboss
Hsniitonh half mpr wed and In fraita under fence,
sith small frame dxelii6g Prizes $500; half cash
Also, 120 acres of land Sugar Greek. Price IS
per
Also, 40 acr Of land H9ssboro, J. ferson Co.
No shs ison 4utt din ksirpad, steet IS niles
from ~ Louie Is under cultivation and balance
heavily tInbeed NTH god log hoGse kitchen ci.tern,
milk borse chicken house. bsrn and stable With choice
lot of fFnit trees Thi. properly Will be sold for 5000
or exchanged tor improved property in keokuk.
Also. houte and full lot Morgan, between 10th
and 1ith streets, with elk good welt bsra fruit
AMI other all tn good condition. Price $3.50 half
cash, balance short time.
Ii. b. TEN-EYCK,
Insurance sad Re IL Estate Agent
IL krA
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~
RoD 4oY, Arrives "a Sunday and In ~.
day. g e,SlDek y -, and Departs on isessss
and Friday, q o'cloek .. nj
AygDY JoIN00W, Arrives O Iassosy
aud Friisy. q 8 O'Clock P y, ana Dspsfss ~
Wedaesday and Saturday, st ] :. n.
III. 1o1MSoN, Arrives on Saturday 40
Weinesdsy, 4 p. n, and Departs o. Monday
and Thursdsy, 1t .. ID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-26

- q, a.ink IL -, No per;led thsi
rs i g. deeeess q thsir eosntsy: .
s. IT, L = eee.snisy VII xhieh ths loyas,
49, ., - /. 49,. - nyyH - ON n.
~ M olice Is the;r n. aa|crds u :
Nspiol jsvidesps ~ thWelp1ltN = lAeir
Elfs ILL., ,ss A. - NJ L. ~ - n .-
!. u. 3s.rss. m Z N ~ ..ss,4sd bv s..
56,S. ~ ~ q Is HsceSblic s s. lndorss-
Issns e sksiF ceeeset apd services during he
M, n.l, 9nd g vitn wlii p'sasars esRpgn B.. y.
~ t HaS 8 ,.v s..ts;nsS 81 Vile
arsh;rs ~ rsbelliop,
I: Tkas 10 exhort 81 those Wig nsvs 49, -.
lite n iAe aslsnss 3. ~. s.;cs she result Of
70 We coI h3{.ps - ha v;fel o the Interests
81 i;h.rsy nd frss sovsgnneak
On .to<iou Of ]. a. LaAon, The secretary
=. instkuct,d 10 furnish copy Of the pro-
ceediur1 Of this Convention, with copy Of
~ resoIutiore 10 the CARR CirY and Fort
Madison Plaindealer for publication.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-26

AUCTION On Wednesday morning, April
18th, at Dr.. Wayland's house, corner Eighth
end Exchange streets, we will sell the en-.
tire furniture of the house, consisting Of
piano. sewing machine, (Singer's). parlor
and chamber sets, stoves, carpets, Gc., DC
Also, one top buggy, single harness, saddle,
&c. Sale at 10A.N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-26
CITY NEWS.

FoR RExr.-A large 6ne store room Of
Main street. Apply 70 q. B. Ten-Eyck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-26

PARAscLs, Dress Goods, Trimmings, Rib
bons, &C.. &C., new, elegant, and cheap. Go
to Bostwick's. 2t
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Hnanolk "a Commercial


n n
CORN MkAL-D ise As........ ...-:.si oc ~ ~
BuoKwnsAf kLoua-st.os 70 ss..v q. ~ ~
BurrEn-Chotss lots vilicomnsae sas0sss
Eeas--is to lac,
PouLfRr-DNnsd, nons osered- Live Cnic ssss
do1.
6oaaHrH-ee 70 Ioe pei ganos.
PofAfoDs-soo % ~ II Il nusns'.
OstaHs-$l 70.
LAap-tsty sursd loo pr D. Country cured lac
TO l5c per 10.
DHsavAx-Sz 70 ak p4rke
1ALtow-Ip bhit, loacs i4ose y Per =
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Fer RELIABLE INSURANCE call al This lgtRsy.

.E,na Insurance Co., Hartford. :, "a 500, 900
Home Insurance Co, New York, 100000
Insurance c.. Of n. America, Phil. 1900 coo
LoriIlard Fire ms. Co, New York, 1,7oo,ooo
International Ins. Co, 1900, 600
North American Fire las, Co. NY. 100000
Travellers Insurance Co Hartford, 100000
Railway Insurance Co., Hartford, 800, goo
Connecticut Mutual Life ms. Co, 1900, ooo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-26

n, rstsxr.n. No W., artc4
a.-...
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- 80 rs
iase u. Ri. ,oydstG. 40 pr.f,rrss ;4ixe =:
Realm. y,ss . y. v....n ~ r usi<.,<.
go iiiinots Central Ia ia; Rex Island ss5 !.
n. ara a, preferred iTaa1
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80 N.oee E fso sna i'ssss u
ss ,aaa - A.''
w.,
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cosn-oas.. ats.
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BY Telegraph crscrssaYt. Apr,, Is.
r,o.,-v.n
What firm In, a,t.,
Corp-Is ,n.pd .na p,ic. I'LL hs. ar q, "a nv
sseaIed ~
os..-rsmn.a.
Rye noseaIe
Pork-s.s
Pyoyis1ors-- Urn IN, ,ot .c.i,a
Ihr6-g
Bun Meats J9xaiatx for .hou.d.r. ..s 1ta.a, Il
for ssdes.
Bacon : i3tz kr ssoa,d.is ts,<el7x for clear rib.
and clear riiss
Fioa, firm aud unchanged.
wheat -stsaa,; n 90 a 50 d, v..,.r
corn-EaAier' q ss7.
oat.-fra .os.s.
Rye-uachnnesd-
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Pah-sada, s2s
Bacon shoale.r. II. "a x; clear side. l5,xs1.
LArksT.
Flour Unchanged
whssfAetiss and sts; 81 ssoa 8, for winter; sa O.
| for .prirg.
osh-'irm; 7oSTs.
6seAay; u s4dss
$50, 81,
po.t-sa. :, .ao apsA'a'
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r..A p.- q - 12s
uv. sloek-Uneh.ns.a
~
AobA OFy 00o0s Il afket.
- 1s'ssraphl Nsw YoRx, April rs,
Dry goods market closss yery dull bat emsr for ha.v,
brown sheetinxs With tendency toSarss hIehsr r.,,.
Appleton Indi.n Head and all ssapSard makes q tby
|
pai NV f0hh. april H.
Mon-ssr, es'y a ea1 Per cent.
ssanDs-Daii q s'Ssp
ohiesse Live stseE aarHss.
| By To.cErs2a.l CaseAso, Ap-il %
u,ax.,a
-Aa NJ" u 70 2aae0 ior good svei
cattis-Quiet and arm. pre.. n,.h.,a.s.
! n 7s0e 49,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-26

GRAND OPENING of Millinery Goods, nj Il
N. Bostwick's, on Monday morning. Also
an elegant display of all the Novelties in
Spring Shawls, Paisley Shawls, Lsmeur Lace
Points, Parasols, Embroideries, choice Dress
Goods, Lace Curtains, &C., &c. We are now
receiving the most beautiful line of goods
ever offered in this market, and take the lead
10 lotc prices. Our Shawl Room on Monday
Will be the most attractive place in the eitv,
and We invite all the ladies 10 grace il with
the'r presence Il. N. BosrwIcx.
hEokrK is to have novel entertainment
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evening,
OF this week By the Aikado Troupe of Jan
anese performers. This is the troupe tina
excited so much wonder at the East about
year sgo, and during i,s. travels since tina
time has attracted large audiences and called
forth the highest Communications from tbe
press. We extract the following from nm nc.
count BY the Journal Of recent entertain.
ment given By. this troupe at Indiananol;s
The fsats of the Japanese are thu mos,
novel, exciting and marvellous We ever a. !,
heard Of There was full and select audi.
ence present last night, comprising manv ia.
ares, and the breathless attentinn 1;fh -h;nh
they watched each &C. set down IN the nro.
gramme, a. they followed in rapid success;on
and the abundant and earnast annl.ns. -,
corded to each performance fully sitested The
appreciation with which il vas recs;,ad
me leafs presented we're numeroua and vnr.
.ss s%n.. % ,a.n - had anticipated
which each one Of this wonds,an ,i0s ..a Win
performed bis or her part, proved them !" T.
Possessed Of what one nigh. consider .a y -
natural powers. They exhibited : . rsp.s-
amount Of nerve, courage, skill and 49,
ance ia their different fsats than " s,s snou.-
ndered human beings capable Of. .nd 00 =.
h hsrs s1pect to sec i surpassed. The novel
s;,huns, tnmblng and contortion Of he ;u.s
nlle', Who opened the bali for The sr, sSpe.
those SSa graceful and lauehable. snd
there are az s sas them will not believe thai
composition zones N thei'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. saturday. June 10. l06s.


rho srnsbine came too late to dispel the
N cloud that settled real estate for the past "ee
Iydrosdsy was bright but one hoped for sucn !"
v IN view OF the prevailing rainy days preceding 'n0
r,rgbtneSs was but little ayailed OF Wy o" ~
srs Of houses and lands TO transfer '"',
vharge to the custody Of others. Io""y .,ov
charming and country lots would sell 90 per oen'
than on as1 Of the dark and damp ana uieoIS "a
OF the week Seaside cottages are AT tShoghts are
toward tise waves and cooling breezes an SSbo are
ow turne1 II IS the ambition OF hOsu each recur-
ling Summer TO some retreat away from 'S dHS 90 hv
noise and c2ni3sion OF tb @ rich now incline The crush
mud crowd hotels are coming 70 Do 4bau In SrInr or
a. th ,,,ry does not differ materially rom pan IN
tTinfor IN ne city-perlaps 1t Is stl more enerVauhg
HS Hor seasT to receive" which prevails IN the city
A. trying 50 robust constitutions, 10 the GelcaVe
Snanded s0d 1t cannot be obtained where fashion dom
tnates an6 etiquette presclDes tae Gonu9eo ~ t"o @ OI
hcal 10 fe person fortunate enough TO obtain IT, gh
Te 5e must be forgotten aud il can only be forgot
Sated furnish every element rural enoymennt
~ n any e is so constituted as to be able to find it
En- these places then he she must 20 elsewhere for
stber thii ~ than enjoyment Those who are not III
dition - purchase cottage have now an opportunity
within few years by purchasing one Of the many
tirms as sy be seen by reference to the real estate
aivertlsrz columns of rHE TRIBUNE Rutherf9rd Park
the Pseeac River o9y 81 minutes from the Cly nan nan
bT the E'1e Railroad' has been apportloned INTO
plots. ana VIII ne SOLD on the gIOUlu ON
& lursday next, by the Messrs. A. j. Bleecker
= m Il Co. On the same day Mr. Lewis T. Wood will
spOse Gf a large number Of sites for houses
Z the town Of Greenyile, Hudson County n. j., from
lch plae fine view OF the Bay the Narrows, and the
les OF New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey city may be OBJ
ned. On Wednesday the MessTs. Eckert waiter are
sell TO she highest bidder III most desirable lots OF
Ound sf1uated in the Nineteenth Ward OF Brook
A. on Broadway, Harrison-aye., Penn, Rutledge,
award Lynch, Middleton and Gwinnette-sts;
is property is located in the heart Of well improved
cton OF he city within ten minutes walk OF the East
Ern District ferries and three different routes OF cy
railroads This property cannot rerogade III NaueS
evidently gyill not stand still IL must increase lnls
day Q7tEA at Dunelen, on the line OF lne
Central Railroad Of NeW-JeTsey, one hour ana tWeh-
RY minut,5g ride away from this city, ana q
miles FROM Painfeld. Lewis f. Wood VIII SCI sell
300 building lots remarkable for beauty and heaIh-
Iulness OF location and only miles from washington
Rock celebrated in Revolutionary history, and popular
63ImmeF resort.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

NTARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, hall ths
Ivl aaes AZ Marble sen4 for q catalogue T. eTkWkL
H. g0a sixiha'a. bss.s.s Tsist'snA ~ CAst aa@"'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, as cents per line for single
insertion; WEGKLI TRIBUNE. 81 30 per line; SEhI-
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

j dozen Minutes o! the Kewlok CITY Hal-On WEDNESDAY
june II 1859 AZ o'clock vii BE- @ aPJBLc a. oIl0N II
most desirable LOTS GROUND situated n the Nnteenth Ni othe
CITY % Brookyu broadway. Hhsonavs Penn Eiedse
Iyncb Middleton and Gwuueitss Tie property h oc,el he very
bea Of the built M within teu minutes walk lle
Wihsnsburgh and three Different routs oi city railroads No
ur chance either r residences business purposes has
been offered years the property scarcely M 70 qiPe ia
ue In Eve wears take place % the Satellite Base Ban oug
corner Of Broadway and Ruleg which The property No
pos,poueinent on account of the weather
Title udspule and 50 cent Of the purchase money can remain
bond and morgage
Map and catalogues be found AZ Goodwin Cots 30 23 Water
a ana Bgelow Co.'S Bowey and Bonds and james
af.si. ECKEkT 4 WALTER,
V'', Auctnneer
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
6h, aurf.

6h, aurf.
MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
N SPRING MEETING
TfE RACES
apponi Tor JUNE TO- II and 10 will positively take place on
MONDAY JUNE IS.
TUESDAY JUNE Is.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II.
JoHN B. IRvtNG Secretary. A. BkLhONL, HfealSnN
TUE RACES WILL COMMENCE EACH DAY, PCNCIVALLt,
AT TWO O'CLOCK -.
ENTRANCE TO
ENTRANCE TO COURSE AND STAND. ~
BADGES ADMITTING TO COURSE, SrAsD AND SOAHt hh>
STRETCH, 80 EACH DAY
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROADS
RROMR PARK RACES-Bttra trains for the above race: NJ.
Isvs 5enot cor Fo secondst and Fouave al m and IS
returning immediately aer races are over F~s "' "N
80 cents / e. BUCKHOUT, Gen. Supt
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

MoRRis wmKISs Auctoneer
ARGE and ATTRACTIVE SALE of 40
Il a LOTS or HUDSON. MEADOW, CLINTON AND WILLOW
sTS IIOBOKPN NEW.JRRSEY AT AUCTION 80
ny ORDER OF THE HOBOKEN LAND AND MPBOVEMkNT COM
- PANY.
II LUDLOW viii sell at auction on TUESDAY June -,
1863 al y o'clock the Exchange sasroom No III Broadway Tim
pnS0S sT Lots eas side between and HewaFksts
NRADOW-sT lots side. between 7th and sth hsts ~
GPADOWST entire 'front.' west side between lOh and llih
49,. -.A - ob
WILLOW. ST. lots east side, between 1th and Bthsts
WiIIOW.sT l6 lots side. between 1th and btlst'
WILLOW ST "a lots west side between 9Th and 9tlsis
WIIOW.Sr l3 west SIDE between 9th and lHhsta go,
WILLOW ST II lots front aide between oh ana Ilb
-. a.. ..., III. ,..,,.., to,h and I.th.
r,,,,s oys,rp
s.v ,r cent may remain and mortgage for i've at
per cent g. .-........, oge. n, pi,,.
Dooh, :, tsp ny i1ohoksn feIIres O,624D
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
Suttiuu saIts of 9tal Gstait.

A J. BLEECKER, SON 81 Co, will sell at
"A. AUCTION ihe premises, THURSDAY jane ~ s At
2l o'clock f1oeg valuable property: 40 PLOTS comgusng
nearly 900 City Lots Of The magnificent poperg e ~
PARK ASSOCIATION situated the no Of the kue Railroad nine
miles minutes from the City Hail. NeU Streets and avenues
completed There % residences erected
on the properiy AID msgueeut Lo cog 80 Oo contain
ng IS sleeping rooms splendid dining an bali pTors &C.
Curchs and schools u the immediate
neghbhood This properly has frontage q yearly nile tie
suthwesfcrT om the summit 81 the
and forest scenery unsurpassed Tie on and health Of
the statistics ~ The United states j.
1uslr hv nr other locality Ten trains wa Tes light
pre water good bathing oaug aud flng delightful for residence IN
Winter SUMNER The Association make AZ uneondna sac OF
the entire property offered
TERMS-lo per Of se % cent IN 20 diys wbeu
deed will be gwen PEI rea boBd and mortgage
3yeuS -
the II O'clock; also the regular tan az as y3 l0 T.
las 4 S.64a
Tickets Tor the be obtained No = Ceiarst
maps other particulars apply 20 tie Aucioueer No n Cedar
Eew-lofk
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15

GREAT SALE Of wKsTCHEsTER PROPERTY S ,ss' nds
parce AUCTION To be made without Tessr 80 n
ment Of the Suureme Court IN partition On fiDAi Su.s
1903 at u m by ANTHONY BLRECKBR BOY 49, tis nroa
Al the Exchange SaesrOOm, No III broadway
y consists q the sastey and sogtheIy portions & & Turn
the extends from the sonih
pike 2 miles along The new highway TO Long Island m
extensive and valuable ont on The noun % an bni
map siTty Der cent purchase money can "a
and mortgage for years Maps can be hsa pTRRY Referee
IAA hLLEa Plairtgi A.opsy. Hole0 fI'0ssF' ssni""
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
1HANGE n TRACT Of

FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE a TRACT OF
about 800 Of valuable timber LAND, Sh tIt9slie i9a
mines partially developed Ia ST. Lawrence CoHny kevfok Nhh
se mile. h wateown and 0enarg Railroad aud one mile Oa
hs railroad celebrated wsrk O the Con Iron Comrs
SIMON STEVENS. No. So OedEIIk. Nes.korE
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
professional gutit,s.

DR. LARMONT, No. 173 Broadway. Treat
meat from II Paris London aat New York Medical Advice;
All Marriage Guide on the special Of local. constuoaA aud
nervous diseases structures esu piles diabetes Bght disease
rbeumstsm impurities blood &C. mailed free 81 % Consa
tionfa
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
Summer 8ttr,ats.

RELDEN H0USE-The Proprietor of the late
Summit House having taken the eouniry.seat farm Of
BedeD ride from the depot about
being opened the Morris and BseI Railroad oners superior ac
commOdatons few families and single gentlemen; location pOs
all the attractions Of mountain air. beautiful scenery
every facility for boating bathing ana hhg parties obtain the
comforts Of country living together With the advantages
will meet the trains az the Summit station Ad
IIIn Nar. .p-nrlLa n
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
IrAIrApIF CHIIRCH.ST. PROPERTY Cor

SALK M PARTITION By OHDhH OF IIn oI' |, -,
CoURT-No 81 CHURCHST southwest corner o hsaus ~ ~
49, nj, ISTIIOyY j. BLRECKER Auctioneer on WEDNEspAli
lime NJ al Y O'clock Maps At No ~ Ceiarst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
90 yet.

A NEW STORE. with basement and cellar,
aIo Also Lo having 70 sndos' each Az % 94's Ss0 Let
A r YOnkers.-To RENT-Five furnished, and
"a ourulumhed HOUSES ApPy oJ YOuMANs Agent Yonkers
pROADWAY-To LEASE at ground rent,
ID Tor long term two eligible SITES or large store Broadway
'''sS5 S5 ''' ''' ''' 4pT HOMER MORGAN No Pue
EOR RENT, FURNISHED-In the village of
FLUSHING l. L. the RESIDENCE Of the late Thomas H. Leg
geit This the valuable and desirable residences the
vicinity o Se. York ard embees a, The slysH,ges Of country
s ia @ wy T m 3 house Sc ' . lss = i1S5S qSasSSs Td 5a a Ire /:
" '' ' tenant hIkRiS s,' So 'ii liz Bfe3Sy SsRT
EINE SUITE of OFFICES TO LET-0n
complete Ss5 ;' 5s Pf MORGAN % % go s'fs PING Il Insurance 3 9
HOUSES to LET in City and Country
IL, nssi e STANLEY DAr House Agent s2S Broadway
0N Brooklyn Hights, a FURNISHED HOUSE,
~ uforT boWnstoHe and bnki within tye minutes walk Of
S,ib aa s.,,f S ~ .toSsrJ ial ETC. Sef order YIN Ss
rested ioA Pn'sis family at moderate 5t QsnI gSe 20 Europe
No l57 MoHiagaest, near CouriE, Broohlyn
DEDDING, Gonna furnished HOUSE. beau
IL ii location for the Summer ApPB to D. puhCoAb NO
CTORES to LET-Nos. 900 and 29l West-st.,
- oreofst Apply 90 A J. BLEECkEk sOS Co.. ~ Celarst
CARATOGA SPRINGS.-A number of FUR
9 s,r SS"fG SsY loif SaLloaT BLACKWELL Co. ), I5st
CTAMFORD.-To LET, furnished, for Sum-
- year large aad eEaut HOUSE, situation ani extensive
mallory. BLACKWELL 4 Co. No s. Llbsrtyst
TI'O LET-Second floor of English basement
HOUSE No Jil Eas Taeniy'lhrit rent 40 per year Ap
ply s0cf 10 q
TTO LET, during his absence in EurOpe-The
SPLENDID REsIDENCE ~ Johu Taylor At Bayie Flushing ke
ss sa.s furnished p' ''''' G ESBRER So ':' 8 w% iiasi
fINO ET-Wayerley- place, 3-story brick
HOUSE Ft tofy brouu stone fonkrr splendid cottage
No 10 roadaay os store OGsNo % Wall st. No Oh Br,s
way Also county property i5r sale AppB TO w A. CkUA
SHANK. 30 s. Bfoad.sy "
TI,O LET, on Long Neck Staten Island,
Il lrus walk from Chelsea aufng-A small, bat neat
COTTAGE o ol6 feet square Nh choice va
str of l bearing Price 100 until lI Of Nav next In
qufe BARNET DECKER the premises OF of HILLiBR
Ner-spHrviue
TINO LET-At Elizabeth, n. IA furnished
HOUSE minutes uak from depoi s. trains dayi thor
water Bathroom Sc barn and neasar 0uihouscs burglars alarn
attached Loutei furnished. whole part OF year SlO
unrnsbe year n waited aud horse With house Inquire
Of fHOMER MOkGAS riaest
rNO LET - Furnished and unfinished
UOTSFs m Ner.Yoh Cty and BooLlyu Moutcliir Bergen m
Island Ha,tlg, " y stamior Coun Permits Of A.
JOuRNEAY No. Pnest
VNO LET, at Mount Vcrnon-A furnished
Country RESIDENCE containing u with garden apply
atNo 2el Bosery.
NO RENT 800 per month-A RESIDENCE
containing twenty well adapted 1or boarding house,
healthy scenery uuauce o lt from hS 70 ey acres Of aud
iucud wanted Address g. q. GUILD, No. 10 CAaabersSL or
A. j. HYATT, White Plains n y
q SOn For the Season, charming COUN-
pOJU. TY REslDENCE on OF tle Hudson, par
italy furnished Of land and abundance Of fruit good gar
den ke, p miles north Of Poughkeep'S APPIy ~ t,vu
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
XVANTED-AGENTS-s75 to goo per month,

NEyANTED-A thorough MILLER of some
w means TO run Plou and Feed MIL on shares u we'll To-
siias 10 the eQgu.u Aaa,ss a. " FARIla SsRsIhs Nd
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
Siiuations G5lanttS- ftmalts.

Situations 0lanttS- Srnalts.
A GERMAN GIRL wishes a SITUATION to
"A DO oGLEERAb HOUSRwORK Inquire at Mrs LOVES Institute
for Gensn Servants No. II StaB0n.st the Bowegy
JXTET-NURSE, with fresh breast of mik.-A
w young widow lady respectable desrou. o95Ssg Si
nation No going Of the city Cal AZ Dr. BONES No
o6 West Six 1su,hst Mrs MesULLYS No 22s Sulyanst
ALI RESPECTABLE FAMILIES, Boarding
~ Houses be Supplied With good SERVANTS from all
AA''O''' Mrs YORKsToNs OFFICE No % Bleeekerst
NITY and Country Ladies who wish to econ
~ employing good faithful WOMEN and glL At moderate
ave- Also waiting employed robust girls lately landed and small
girls
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
LEwis 2. wooD. Asc,ioHe,r.
EXECUTORS SALE

40 CHOICE BUiLDiNG Lots.
Grenve Hu1u touft y j. being paft oi We
estate Of MATTHEW ARMSTRONG. deceased
LEWIS r WOOD viii Fl IHJHNpAl jnne w. 1'i, ~ z
O'Clock o. u souud 100 valuable Budding lots oeaie a.
~ Grceuy- Maple Daniorth Linden
and Oeanav Point and Jey City Plank Road and the
This property c0mmands hhe view M New nfA
Narroes te Ce o. Nes iok Booku ana yeseJ t
and Long Island and Slater Island tt4t lDle u 1t es1 %
good and ce proximity 20 the station oi th Ctu
Railroad Neversev on ts road there are isen trans 1N each
Av between Grreuve NeYork and th fue including nars
10 v excursion tekeisl each way The distance rom
Wall ttJ iiai can he
Ceutfal Railroad being - minutes
no, Greeuse y y This property which he Ane
in so in p'uis % from t twelve 1s and
ogers he hest inducements Investment hlig = any property IN
New York Jersrr t u H De oi WHOM e'e'e
TO q highest bidder Terms on tlc iag Of Ole
Maps and fall PARTICULAR inquire o. VI AhhSlitoN Z -
Gretuye and No 10 Ieryt n l. OF o ile Auetone
LFWIs D. WOOD, No. 90 Mongomefy.si Iesy City
JOUS ARMSTRONG & MATTHEW ARMSTRONG. Executors
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-03-21

scarcely mean this unless, indeed, he, too,
means that not to vote the Republican
ticket is to be rebel and secessionist.
The honorable Senator, however, does
not stop with giving u name to the new
party, and with stating It's component
parts he is kind enough to make up the
issues upon which it is TO contend in the
approaching campaign. He says these
issues will be,-First, the payment of the
rebel debt; second, payment for enanci-
pated slaves; and third, pensions for the
widows and orphans Of rebel soldiers.
do not know by what authority the hon
orablc Senator undertakes TO make platform
for party TO which he does not belong. He
is certainly very capable Of making q plat.
form for the party TO which he belongs, but
fails to tell US what the platform of the party
s 10 be. The platform which he projects for
our party could not command a corporal s
guard in any one Of the Northern States. 1t
s upon such issues as these that the great
popular rcactionary movement was begun
Inst fall. The issues OF 1867 will be the is.
sues Of l8GS-the CONSTIPATION as it il, the
limitation Of federal power within the just
and we'll defined limits Of the Constitution !;
civil law instead Of military law; free cleo
tions and constitutions framed by the people
Of the States and not by the people Of other
States, whether in Congress or out of Con.
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