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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-07

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson'S grocery, northwest corner
sociaty and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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THE FALL TRADE.

MERCHANTS, FACTORS AND BUSINESS MEN
everywhere, but more especially in the City Of
Charleston, viii please bear In mind that the BARN
WELL SENTINEL is ono Of the best advertising me-
diums In the state circulating at every posofce in
the District and has been in existence since 1852.
Business men would consult their interest by trying
Some OF the Printers Ink used at that establishment
Address e. A. BRONSON,
July Il LIMO Publisher and Proprietor.
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E BATcHELeR,s HAIR DYE.-THIs

~ BATCHEL0RB HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the beot in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts; remedies Che III effects OF bad dyes;' invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers; an
properly applied ut Bstohelor's Wig Factory, No
Bond-steek New York. Tyr january
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ss- CURE WARRANTEDl-CoRNs, BUN
IONS, etc., removed without pain, by
Mons. BERGER,
No. 2t4 King near Macket-street.
Aupust4 tut
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GREEN TURTLE soup to-day at Torck's. sour
House is CREST place. -. i,
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AxsEss FOE GAMBLING. "A complaint hav-
ing been lodged at the detective Office by one,
Psul Doerzaph, white, that he had been chest.
ID out ct his money, Officer Coates was sent to
investigate the case, and arrested Thomas I'LL
linshast and D; semken, white, and Robert
Fnlds. oolpred. il appears that Doerzaph went
into Ssmksas grocery, Of the corner OF West
and Mazyck streets, and while there met Til
linahast and Fialds, who persuaded him to try
. mnall game Of poker, by which they soon
feeced Doer9aph OF SIS 80. semken was look
ing on dufing the game, and, it is claimed,
drew q per oantsge. AFTER the complaint was
lodged st the DETECTIVES offace, Bosrzaph went
back to the grocery, and was attacked by Sem
ken and his wife, who kicked. and beat him.
AN the parties arrested have been committed
70 jail to await their trial e--;'g-: 81
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i&oop at AUCTION.
BY MILLIGA y g. SON.

To-MoRR ow, 9th instant, we WIN sell, ct the
Wharf foot Of Vendue Range, at 10 O'Clock
satls, Anchor, Cable, YsWl Boat, &c She is nearly
new and In good condition. Her capacity Is about
400 10 500 bushels rough rice.
Terms cash, or sixty days approved endorsed note
with interest. .,, August
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8. auftion salifs..

>oeoo.es,>-.~o,Ss~ee-eoo~~o
Boots, Shoes. Giothingy &c., to close Con-
/ stgnments.
+ BY MILES DRAKE.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. Will Sell, without
reserve at my Store, corner OF King and Liberty
; streets,
LAST SALE OF, SUMMER STOCK = i
coSsNINa oF: s,it,,r
MEMS BRoGANs, Balmorals, Oxford Ties CREOLE
Congress. Slippers, MaakoHJ, Bisnarcks, 20;
Ladies' Serge Congress, White Fawn Bootees Kid
: Slippers, Balmorals &c.
Women's Goat Gnu Buff Bootees, to and tto9.
large assortment Of Ladies', Misses and CnIdren's
! SHOES, In cartoons. 10 = "a =
/ ALSO, FOE ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT NAY CONCERN,
10 dozen Mems and Boys Linen, Cork, Cashmere
Felt Wool and Lee horn HATS, latest styles.
/ Au0ust - - - = :. - -. ).
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TIE soor4zH AMERICAN JOURNAL. is
an admirable weekly journal published by a.
Stewart, No. 81 Park Place; New York. It
dedicated particularly to British and Colonial
literature, giving the local news for England
and Scotland. besides being valued visitor at
my aain 6reside.' The issue of July % con-
tains, among other interesting matter, tale
by Captain JAS Grant, author OF the -"fso-
nance OF War;" ssThe Kings Own Borderers,"
DO. The title Of the new story is "First Love
and Last Love-" q tale Of the Indian mutiny.
II We may1udge by the opening chapters, the
spirit and interest Of the plot viii not unbe-
seem the suthors reputation. altogether the
journal should find . place in every home
where the memories of the LAND o cakes and
brither Scots are sill cherished and reYered.
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Valuable Engines, Sa0 Mills, Planning No
- chimes, Lathes, &C., at AUCTION. :: :.
BY virtue of an Order of Sale to me- directed by ths
Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan, Judge Of the United statos,
District Court for the District Of South Carolina
will sell at Public Auction, upon the. premises
southwest corner Of Lne-sreet and Railroad Ave
nue. on THURSDAY, August Goth. at II o'clock,
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without any special complaint, except gradual
dsoltnaHon Of bodily strength and nervous energy,
will find In the BTTTERs AFoUNTAIN OF VITAE
ITY AND yIGOR, as Refreshing AND EXHILI-
RATING AZ 4 POOL IN THE DESERT TO THE
SANDSCoRCHED AND PAINTING TRAVELLERS.
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A NEW DaNur.4The New York Evening
Mail Saws ITs seems that in consequence ol
,,be unlooked for success which has attended
-tbe .iutrooduetion Of the German ih this city, q
.-soasa of mortified vanity sroused the great
.6roseassoor,s Of the at To- oornhas their efforts
A, the nroduciou Of an Iantirely new quadrine,
which should completely outshine It's decrepid
and insolent rival. Hence the new quadsiIle,
sco,o,;ro- svh;o,,- ru,,nh hinas evsry dance which
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WASTING AWAY,

WASTING AWAY,
without any special complaint. except q gradual
deoftnaton of bodily strength and nervous energy,
will find In the BITTERS AFOUNTAINO OF YITAir
fTY AND yIGOR, as REFRESHING AND EXHILI-
RATING AZ POOL IN THE DESERT s 81 II 10 Tpa TaE
PANKsrN's HEPAT1c RrTrERs
Is composed OF the pure juices (or as they are me-
dicinaDy termed, E1tracts) OF Roots, Herbs and
and entirely tree nom alcoholic admi1ture Of any
kind. They will be found
AN UNFAnINd CURE
y
For Liver Complaint. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, chro-
sss, s Or Of Sssgsas Ne Rneys % an Gsa Dssssss D
sing from Disorder n ed Liver or Stomach,
as Coust-
patton, Inward
Piles, Fullness of
Blood to the Head,
Acidity Of the Stomach,
Nausea; Heartburn, Disgust
for Food Fullness or Weight In the
90 Stomach, Sour Eructahons, Sinking
or Ktuttering at the pit Of the Stomach,
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and DIFFICULT
Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or
Sunocating Sensations when in o Lying Posture,
Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Fever and Dull Pain IN the Head,
Deficiency of Precipitation, Yelowness
Of the Skin and Eyes. Pain In the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, ETC.,
Sudden Flushes OF Heat,
Burning In the Flesh,
Constant Imagtn-
ings OF Evil and
Great De.
preston
ofSpi-
rits
Keep your Liver In n order-keep your d.
by the use Of these re- IN medies, and no disease
will ever assa1 you.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong BY the use Of these Bitters.
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CAUTION!

See that the signature G. F. PANKNIN ia on the
ss % Of sncss sssn Ss o sas s saa eas sss sson
dt the German Medi u V cine Store, Nc. 123
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
CT. PANKNIN, Proprietor.
HEaENAN & co., No. 20S Broadway, N. 2,
General Agents.
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REAL ESTATE sAIK.-MesHs. Leitch d Bruins
.sold yesterday, for J. ". Gray, Master IN
Equity, q lot ct the northeast corner OF Queen
and Archdae atreets, measuring on ooeen-
.strest thirtyeight fest. and on Archdaie-stree'
,sone hundred feet, for $ss0-one-third casn; sne
.ss,sfance ia one and two years.
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TEE WsArHn AND THE CorroN Ee.ien EannPeZ
planters and. everybody else Interested In the:
cotton crop (and Who is there 81 0harleseetosqp, E
th.t is not more Of less directly Interested IN
that way y have been looking. rather glum for
The last fax days. owing to. the very discourage
ing character Of the season. Caterpillar wea-
thern is the universal remark, andthe accounts
continually coming in from various quarters
slong the coast afford good ground for uneasl-
ness. The following is an extract from letter
dated E1lisylle, Fla, August 1st: -, - -
The caterpillar is ravaging our cotton. We
will make less than last year. The freedmen
viii make no cotton, lowing to their lack OF per-
severance in cul6ysti1g it. = - - =. =
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LIVING ADVERTISEMENTS

OF the efficacy of this matchless vegetable stomachic
are to be foundn every city and town In the South;
healthy men and wo n men, rescued from
torture by its use, and eager to bear testimo-
ny to it's virtues. It IA differs from any other
Btters in existence in this especial particuar-it Is
hot alcoholic. 5--.a,.
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-
The COURTHOUSE AID FIBE-PRooF BunDno
:.are being put in thorough repair. The work
men employed Oh ths former were engaged
yesterday in scraping the old paint from the
doors. This comprised 90 many successive
:. .coats, and was 30 hardened BY exposure that it
vwas, necessary to heat the door before It could
.ebe removed. The doors will be painted IN keep
ring with the building. The basement Of the
Fns-Proof Building, Witch b OF brown stone,
:ais to Be colored a,dstksc tint than the upper
stories, but it will be much lighter than the
:. .or;o;phl shade.i 10 ste7s--s q d seagprt;l
y a. 1-'- 80 ..L..I .lanll.
La CRorlA.-Joss Jara, the popular pro-
.prietor Of the tobacco establishment known by
this name, has consolidated his branch houses
land moved into the nsw stand at the corner OF
Meeting and Market streets. This corner,
(which has Tor many years been occupied by
Mr.. Welch as gents furnishing store, was
formally opened yesterday under the new aus
.pices. Shelves have been arranged around the
interior, which contain every variety OF the
weed. while the show cases are the receptacles
for pipes innumerable. Of every size, price and
material, The Indian maid has conspicuous
place in the picture, and the loverA of the
weed win find no difficulty in finding the new
: "a CriollS. 80
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EXCHANGE PAIN FOR EASE,

And Weakness for Strength. Get rid of the ailments
which interfere with enjoyment; cast gloom and desi
pondency TO the winds; take stronger hold OF life
and In short, become q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-07
4 LIVING DEA TIL.
PAN KNIN's
HEpArIc BIT Rs.

And is Is for him to say whether he will continue to
endure living death, put himself in position to
render life enjoyable.
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rANKsrs's HEPAT1c nITrERs

Is composed OF the pure juices Tor they are me.
dicinary termed, E1tracts) Of Roots, Herbs and
Barks, making preparation highly concentrated
and entirely tree nom alcoholic adni1ture OF any
kind. They will be found
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-07

WHEN TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 1Ah'
P1Acs-The day fixed by law Tor the election
,sof President and vice-Preaident is the Tues
.eday after the first Monday in November. In
asso ths election was; held on he second Tues
day inss Foyamber, becaase Tuesday was the
fret M dsy af The month, and shezafore the arst
Monday Sas the day before ths second Tuesday.
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AN UNFAnINa CURE

For Liver Complaint. Jaundice. Dyspepsia, chro.
bic or Nervous M Be bill S!t l.: G5T9as Sssass. D,s o
sing from Disorder n ed Liver or Stomach,
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Keep your Liver in a order-kesp your d.
gesHve organs in q 30 Nv und, healthy condition
will ever assail you.
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Gfpdttr9 Ditaers.

1HT H Y e N ID q Il e
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GEs11EMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS
SILK AND aAUzE MER1No UNDERsAIRIs
AND DRAWERS, LINEN. MUSLIN AND JEAN
DRAWERS, HOSIERY, GLOVES. TIES, scARfs,
BOWS, COLLARS. 60, &C.
WHITE SKIRTS q. 50 90, 81 50 and s. co.
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@ ONE PRICE. %

~ UNE PHfCE. -HN
MAoULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
No. 27o KING,
CORNER OF HAsEL-sTRRET.
CHARLESTON. 8. c.
JunA 16
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-09

YIcroR HIsToaY OF THE SOUTHERN RE
BEuL,oS.-This History is an orderly, con-
secutve and lucid narrative Of facts, eontem
porary History, in fact, instead Of chronicle.
The author brings to this task not only ia
miIiarity with American History, but thor>
ough acquaintance with the history OF our
Constitution and Of parties in America. He
carefully casts out every doubtful rnmor,
gives only facts ascertained TO be such, and
seemsto have a command Of documentary
evidence which must maze the work Yery
valuable. For particulars see advertisement
on first page.
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t. Louis & Quincy Packet Co.

TOM JaSPER.-Tbe fne steamer Tom
rasner q III leave Keokuk for ST. Louis every Nom
day at 6 A. ln and Thursday at o'clock a. m
MOLLIE McPfkE, every Tuesday and
Friday, at 6 o'clock An. Meals and State
rooms free.
Fare from keokuk to ST. Loais. $500 Ihroegn
bills OF lading giycn for freight to all stations On
the Des Moines Valley Railroad
All freight for the river conveyed to the AGENT
at KeokuE will be attended to without delay, and
free of charge. $50,
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lr man was going to buy a horse. it is
b Il natural that he should bny the best one
h contd get for the amount of money he
wanted 10 invest Why won't the same prin
e'ple hold good in buying clothing? Yon
who are in want either present or prospect
lively Of any thing in that line will do we'll to
call on Venciii, Jones \ Co, corner of Main
and Third streets.
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Nsw rorx marhst.
By Telegraph His YenE. Nays
flour-cio.ed rather steady for low grades and
vsry quiet FOR all ether kiuds.
wheat Firm, With good export nane a, % 81 for
No 2; 81 80 for No spring.
Rye scarce aai firm at II IS for western.
ca.s-firn at s7Js'aA Ter western IA at
ccrn-D Dali and heavy at II ao31 81 for new ard old
mixed vfstern ahoat and in store.
Pcrk-pul and heavy at s2s % AY5 kr nsts, eash
and regular; s2s Is buyers of rims.
Essf-Q iict and It. ady.
Cat AeAt.-firm, vi. h moderate inquiry.
Bacon Qlict.
Lard Heavy and lower s.esof p. llns st Is,1.
Egss-staadf At 90 a24
Rec q let st iIN for Carolina.
co5es-vsry SIN.
augsr--Fsru; Cnsa lc,.a AZ.
Mciassea -EtfA15; caha 5oa6l
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ArrlyaIsand Departaresof the Nails
uLosIElIs.
Arrivals and Departures Of ksokuk Paskss

ROB ROY, Arrive. on Sunday ana r aaa.s,
day, 1T o'clock p. M, and Departs w A4e
AID Friday, at o'clock =. M
Amy 5oHNs0N, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday. ct s o'clock p M, and Departs on
Wednesday and Saturday, ut .. IN.
III. JOHNSON. Arrives on Saturday and
"Wednesday, at 6 p. M, and Departs on Mondss
and Thursday, at =. m.
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MARKErs III TELEaRAPu

ChieaGo NaFksf,
BY Telegraph eaioiso. MAJ
Yiour-Diii, and choice medium spring extras Or a.
81 oil - goSis1tra SO - to 80, sapSss y . .
NJ sa.-Beittr, ansst Cd and irFe.u.a closed II v
ls,x s2a Tor NJ spring; ~ es7ss2 es54 for Nc 2.
oo.n-Daii and loves; e:osei unsettled At - ts5
for 10
Osts-Eu.i aud LIVER: e94
Rys-Da.i. glec.~f ens toninslAt 20.
Barley Dali ans anehArEsd.
Ness Pc,k-Essvy ST SIS so s az
L.-d-Daii and nominal st ~
su's Meats Dall, bus hs!i hfm; sbealists II Id al
&c cash.
Lake P.,isA,,- Dali at 81. Tor eorn R,=4,s; ~
nc u,!.siiy ior whea:to eszs
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>
Patent 0fffCpS.

Iaventsrs ho wish tst nj Letters p FAINT aya
ststsd to coans.. vita MI ny Ct} tiers a the
1sAe dss rtfas. who hsv~ prs e,s,u,s before
the Pstenf tiii e Twenty Yeas slx 4s.ex..
can and II m sntsnt Fey is The mo IL ps,
In the v1rid Gharee. less than Aoy eth.r areue,
fsmph.et casAnins fall irsirneEo1s . haven't
gtstis
.rfA h.nfs rt ncInd yoiryne, co.tafstnz 1so M.-
ehsntfsl snsra, 1lc sud the Ii States Crrsus hy
unias With hst,ss and ctJEts i H,ehani O. ua.Iel
on receipt Of rs cents. Addsss MUM .co
81 PAX Rov N,v Yari
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st- Lonis marxrt
/ BY Telegraph a. Lori. MIS-
Yoar-Da'l. bat h. d.. Srl; ss-, ,.tils ..ing.
Whsat -f.sri al ai! p.iess.
| coer-ybn me t;aay atg2ze.
osts ssGs9.
Tye-.i $40.
p.st-s-s~~.a Y~d.
Pforsioas-na aud 'owsr: posk 20
Lud- Ifrp IS sos caeiee III
Baeon-L,w,r saeatdsrs ~ at IL sjs; e,esr si'ss
hsd .. s siIo buy u; tak 81 eidsts lsis al Pc
ri. stlz
cXrtle- Fair demand a. "a 81 for gfoes
sbtep-.oaiial i. al 81 IS ~ ger b Al.
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How foU NAY HAVE
s 1 y q @ q Or!

- =. - = ~ N IA ID N x
TassH.a laflatasf Dr. ,orefs u ne 4o.s
n SIN A%h stHt nay 10 scs1ipa' ate Property In
\ HVsa.s hiI 4ra IE6lsfakfx ppsrnar r.,.,,i.
siseoser % a.s fatty eEpaihed In the o. ok Of ths
Ags, enfitIa " 20
IA srioRr ROAD TO FoRTUsr.,
fsfs 10 Eifs. nj III hrfrHlss basaj q on s,,f,
ID esh1 be dsnt-l. ~sirh IL tos.s III ~as.ae al
Rsrf1sstees % ts4 siy TIE rle Aa "a Wind z. r.
'assr ari d.i u ~ they erp oxieat sera,t q,
TIE Aft f1l ttst;ar tf th~ fss laid aas In This
rta Il. he ~"f4 i"f the possessAen eHy aAsaat f
!offy that a0s one r.sSans lily etsis.. rass ~
Raok .sfshi3 II ut 10 Hasiin t;5si Efrss so pxss.
t!tO esnt lost iaf n sby rs-t Of r. : ~ rs4n.
Of pr'rs. Aditess tAf,S leoK 4 ~ scfATfoS s,I..
rust \ ts''
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EVERY rEasos 10 keokuk, aud all the sur
rounding country. should take an interes. in
pa'ronizing the house that keeps The best
goods and sells At the lowest prices At the
clothing house Of Hess, Stern Il Co. you will
always find very large assortment Of ready
made clothing and piece goods, and their
prices are as low as the lowest.
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Tax proceedings of railroad meeting,
held OF Boaaparte on the soth ult will be
found in this morning issue.
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Railroad Msstisg At Bon.r.,,
RoSkpauyp

oad MsstisE At Bon.par.., Io
BoSApARrE, April 80. 1919
Al called meeting of the citizen. os -.
page and vicinity, for The purpose of send;n,
- ueiega'ion to attend the Salem mee,;o,
Ms, ~ 1868, Doctor R. N. Crea.en vs
esi'ea . The chair, and Edgar p;cLs,, -
lon.ed Secretary. ''Ae'' ap
hr Dye, engineer Of thu cd s,
Rai'road' came forward ana .5s,...a ~
meeting, giving very plain s.at.m. ssssea the
cards the contemplated roads connec,;n - g
rAa'. Minnesota, BY way Of Csdx Raul
anu Mount Pleasant, striking the Des NON.
aney hosd at this point. and thence 10 Kso
, Aas hr. Dyes remarks gave general :,
= ION % our citizens. Who are de,a,m;..,
% nave the road at this noin, a'H''e
c Stirring Speeches we're made i, IA.
nnfaay, pf- creasep. John ca,r.. .noma'
~ y neorse, and others; xbe, - ''sfa'
The meeting appointed ,vs,,. "a motion
With Isaish Meek, Esq-, !. ,s.;,, o-lseates
reaens the Ronaparse in,erss. i ~ . rep
meeting, With Instructions 10 -, eaien
judgments dictated. men
"a motion The meeting adjourned.
koaHa \. cssAssr. Pres;den,
EoeAR rleKlrr, Secretary.
---~---- -
pm persons were killed !, -
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RoBgarsns ALBERs adversis this morn
ing Scotch Marmalade' Fresh Tomatoes, and
Pure Maple Sugar. II you want to buy any
OF them, or anything else in their line, a. the
loves. price, call at i9o Main street
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s. 4 B. szgRs' is the place TO GO for bar
gains. Ladies CATERS selling at 81 % Ia
dies kid slippers at 70 cents: ladies va kin,
shoes at 81 90 children'a shoes at - cents
TO 81.
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FoR SALE AT BAnGAs.-A very nice
riding pony, a. Smith Phillips sable on
johnson street.
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FoR RESr--A large fine store room OF
Main street. Apply to FL. B. Ten-Eyck.
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Oua friends, johnson, on Third street, and
Dillon h Jones, on Main have lately =" fang
10 the breeze y new and attractive signs.
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4 LAD about ten years OF age amused small!
crowds of people on Msin stree, yesterday.
By performing on violin and drum at the
same time.
Query: How was i, done? If son wan,
70 know ask some one who sew him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-09
CITY NEWS.

Go 10 Dillon { Jones. if you want nice
Hat or Cap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-09

CORN EAL--E ldt .-.-sstt ~ W
nucxwnrAr FLorn-s4.0o to $3.50 per Ice lbs.
prr-rs- thoieeiots wiIlcommand 35W3Sc p
Eess-l6 to lie.
parrrnY-presscd, none offered. Live Chic .ens
4 81 50 y dox.
soneHuu-36 to 7ac par gallon.
porAross-eoc 10 81 II q hushsi.
0stoss-$l 90.
LARr-City cured Tie to lsc per ID. Country
cured Ice TO lie per 10.
BxxsrAx-35 70 $40 par ID.
T.IIow-In bbs, l2c, loose Zoe per N.
FrArHEns--Prime SOC to 65c per d.
RAss-Cotton, Sc per ID.
Wy,rr HsAss-Common to good to -; scarce.
CasssE-Good ccapiry lae. Factory iss ..
-ccarce and in demand; wholesale u ~
Per 100 lbs. 80.
rn,,,s--G reen Apples none in market. Choice
" Dried Apples TO Zoe per ID. Dried
Peaches, ii to llc. 4oa
sxpnsETimothy 81 GO to | rs. Glover 10 co.
Flax seed 81 IS TO 81. -
oLs-Coal oil 81 to s6c. Lnseed, raw - ~ boiled
81 IS. Lard, 81 45tasi 90. Fish 81 W to
J,vr sroek-Becf Cattle IS 90 to q 90 gross.
Hovs. gopd lois, 90 70 Sc 80 gsoss. Sheep
40 gross, Veal Calves iFem " w tp
BAcos-Cny cured eaavos.ed hams zee, shoulders
lsc. clear sides I7ie to lsc. Country cured
hams lse: shoulders / to he, fides lie.
poRx-Mess Is TO $40 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed 81 10 ssct; fleece 20 nne
a50sG,; unwashed, is to 3ai.
H.Y-Time.hy in active demand al from s2 "
to Sill 90 per ton. Prairie Sc 90 to IS 90
W oop--t5 80 10 IS 30 per cord ,sccordingto quail
ity, in good demand.
H1pKs-Green, SIC; do cured leic; dry nint aao;
do salt I've per H..
sat1-Lake s. e5t43 80. Ohio River - ~
o.a iegee,
GtAss-sxi0 IS 50. Aatss aiseaEs.sd IS per
cent.
N.ua-xs afr,tes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-09

If You are interested in ga',ing good ar
t:cie of clothing or boots and shoes. at low
figures. call on S. / Is. Stern, corner Of asin
and Second streets.