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Eedhwster Ulisa Picket Company.
-MWA4ss cellar" 1ins.
,,., 49, - a. Tnois rvo poLLARs, until fur

80 waite Cellar Aanos
Rseulsr fare 70 81. Louis rwo DOLLARS, unit, iuf-
TIER ordefs.
Daily line Of passenger Packets 70 q. Loois and
III ln1ern ediats points, committing Of tbs 1O1
IA1P10. Captain Burnett, master; the ~.
r 4fDAW, CaptAin Davidsos, master, and
- I4A00A. Captain Robt. Hin. nastsf, oas
81 which viii leave the landing each day q
$50 .. m.
The shove boats will make close connection
Nth those running bstween this point and 81
Paul.
Arrangements have recently bsen made II
transferring at Rock Island b. which passenger
can roach st. Paul ~ houfs In advances OF snJ
other line.
In addition 10 the shove the passenger and
sreisht Packets aokx10 0spmD, Captaii
Moses Hall, master; vlOJ01Y, Captain SEQ
geld, master. sad the = PALMER, will make reg
alar trips.
Tickets for sale over the Hannibal and st. 10
ssph and Southern Pacific Road to all point
west Of the Missouri river.
PatYoniss the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passage apply 70 the 'hice Of tn
Company, corner Blondcsu and kevcs.
S. NJ. Archer, Agent.
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CITY NEWS.
GRAND MASS MEETING.
/. MASS MEETING WILL BE HELD At
MASS MEETING WILL BE HELD At
FORT n ADISON
On Friday, Oct. is, 1t 10 A. y.

This will be the great demonstration for
the southern half Of the First Congressional
District of Iowa. Burlington is coming.
Keokuk will be here. all the Republicans
OF Hancock county, Illinois, are invited.
The TANNERS will be out in force, with Ban
mrs and Music.
Tho Stats Central Committee have IN.
nounced the following eminent speakers, all
of whom are expected to be present:
Ex-Gov. Kirkvood, Ex-Gov. VIM. NJ.
Stone, Hon. c. G. Nourse, Col. Dave vii.
son, Hon. Hiram Price, Gen. Trumbull, and
Hon. 7. r. Withrow.
Remember Vermont, Maine, and Colo.
radcl
And remember October 10th TO drive the
enemy into the LAST DITCH!
BY order Of the Central Committee.
JOIN VAN VALKENBuRG,
Chairman.
Fl. MADISON, Iowa, Oct. 8, 1868.
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The Constk1tios hadn't single dis.
play !" head yesterday morning; We pre-
sumo il will be in mourning this. How are
yon Lost Cause7
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VIZ hope the Republicans Of Keokuk viii
very positively determine that big delsga-
ton must 90 from hero to the Fort Madison
meeting, and see that the thing is done.
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HuRRAn for indiana

LowRY has all the popular newspapers Of
the country, ~ well q the leading magazines
and late publications, on Second street, next
the Post Office.
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THR railroad will carry passengers on the
regular train to the Fort Madison meeting
for 81 for the round trip.
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Human for Ohiol

In order to allow the Tanners and their
friends to attend the Great Mass Meeting to
be held It Des Moines, On the 23d and Gath
insts., the Des MONIES Valley Railroad will
issue tickets At the safe Of ($s) three dollars
each for the round trip, provided there are
engaged not fewer than two hundred tickets
at the different stations on the line between
Keokuk and Ottumwa, both included. Lists
Of the excursionists to be sent to the Super
intendent on or before the Goth inst, so that
tho proper number Of coaches may be fur
nished. 81
TAHHERs.-A union meeting to which oil
members of the various companies in the
city are invited, win be holden 1t the Club
Room, corner Of Fourth and Main streets,
this evening, to make arrangements to at
tend tho mass meeting ct Fort Madison to-
morrow, If il il deemed sxpedient to attempt
the visit 1t the published rate per man for
the trip determined upon BY the Keokuk and
St. Paul Railway. All turn ont and vote to
60, and it may be better arrangement can
DO effected. We should If possible lend
helping hand to the staunch and xealous Re-
rublicans Who have 30 generously rendered
us the Inequalities Of their pleasant city.
SAN. 8. SANPLE, Of a ~ Co.
SoAE Of our readers may fear that BY
placing their money in the hands OF these
Life Insurance companies they will Be swin>
died. A dollar il : dollar, and oftimes rsp-
resents hard work, and it 10 not pleasant to
have il stolen BY sharpers. Well, in the iirss
place, We have no remembrance Of any Life
Insurance company ever failing. II there
were such danger It certainly cennot be
with company managed BY such men -
JAY Cooke, with paid-up capital ofa mil.
lion dollars, and managed BY men Of na.ion-
81 reputation. This We have in the Narrow
Al Lar Insurance 1CoMPASY, recently or.
ganized under IN act Of Congress. Life In
surance is reduced to . science, and the
ripest results Of that science arc embraced IN
this new company. The directors have adopt
ed Tho inplsst and safest plan. They mean
to cosduc4 IL business lsgitimately, TO In
sure q he Lowest rates, and to adopt every
nstAod u doing To srsatest good to its pat
ross eoasistsat With the rules Of sound in
suEa.es 6ssinsn. The NATIONAL Lis ~
sunAHcn ConPANY, . It Stands to-1o2
IT the bsst and aafsst u ~ ~
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HuRRAH for Pennsylvania

Hark from the tombs . doleful sound,
Mine ears attend the cry;
Demrebocrnts come view the ground
Where you defuncted lie.
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Go to W. P. Upham's for bargains in boots
and shoes. His establishment 10 on Main
street, near Fifth, and Jon can get better ar
.icles Of goods fos less money than At any
other placs in the city. Great Inducements
offered at Upham's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-15

The Keokuk Democracy wanted TO be de-
livered Of jolli6cation yesterday the very
worst way, They thought they saw II IN
some agammon dispatches concerning
Indiana. Some of them got tight % An
drew johnson on the strength Of il. Then
the evening dispatches came and finished
'em, The Notification is indefinitely post
poned.
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New YORK Dry foods Market.

new York Dry foods Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK Oct II.
There 10 rather improved inquiry for dry goods
but market from being active. Prices steady
for domestic cottons We quote heavy brown sheetnes
best makes, at 1916 standard prints l211; American
and Richmond 1915 Cocheco same price; Amoskesg IL
Heavy brown drills and in request for export at
Il, but worth ls Domestic popins In request. I'M
ported dress goods selling 1t extremely low rates Good
lines Of Bradford plain CAere and plaid styles going
to,S ar0
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The mass meeting at Fort Madison to-
morrow will be An immense one.
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New YORK r,nances.

Nov HOFk W1M3mCeb.
By telegraph RgW YORK Oct IA
Money-noder ately active at q for call
The Assistant Treasurer to-day received bids for s2s
100000.
Gola-Ranged 36@36H.
Governments active, closing strsng
Coupons of 81 l4s10l5; do 60 l3lsaL4; g. lla1z
'85 nHsN: new essok; do Ct elzassss;; os ss4@Hi
l04os 5aL.
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Dnu,~.v-I;va Chicksns ~ Is to s. IS n daI
cas.-r.- AZ - 40c ner gallon.
po-.,o.s-Nev goc 70 ii 90 = buahel
go. po,.,ox.-W h;s. Al 90 to 81 25 red
q A
o-,o...-ah. mar bush.
~ .c.sse4 II 40 "a i 20 per bush.
1s.n-lstv cared 1910 per b. Country cured
lie 70 lsc per ID.
p,,.vAr-s6 10 $50 per ID.
T.,.n--Tr Shis. II 10 12c: loose loc per n.
PnArnrRs-prime SOC to Csc per b.
Cotton i. ~ il.
WIN BnArs-Common to good 81 rs to 90
C....,-Coca .cnntyv ia. Factory zee.
Kninston,a cider 75c per gal.
$50 4 &. ~. -. INA lhs
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AsOR acres OF land, described
= on 1ox 4 Otley's Map OF Kooknk Rev. "kobert
Ne A1rdys Coirge Ground" short distance wtst Of
HIton's Nursery. Price $500. Title good
adjoining the three story brick building
cd by NJ. AD. p. White. Enquire OF
H. B. TIN RYQK
septo Cor. 9th and Main st., Keokuk
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ksUR RENT.-A two story brick Dwelling
- House, with rooms, situate fifth, between
Fulton and Franklin streets. Possession now. Price
$50 per ruonth. H. Is. TEN-EYCK.
Ksokuk. Oct, IL, 1868.
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TERSON 4 TfMBERMAN'S Sugar
20 Hams-VsrJ Are, for sale by
J4A O McQUKKN
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TOR SALE.-Lots and 2, in Block AZ,
Il Reds Addition. Price $50 lor each lot
Also, Lot 10, Block 1885, Concert Street, between
18th and 18th sts Title perfect. Price e400
Also, Lot half Of Lott Block - In Aiibournes Ad
dtion to Ksokuk, with story frame dwelling con-
tanning three cellar cisern stable and tie bss,
variety Of fruit to be found In this city the same
quantity Of land This property form erly occupied
by =. A. Ward. Title perfect. Price u 900.
Enquireo II. B. TEN kYCK,
aug20 Corner 9TH and Main.
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For Sale.

A Frame Dwelling House, with four rooms,
"A cellar. stable cistern, nice garden, grapes and
great variety Of fruit reesull lot good cond-
good Price sl2o0-half cash, balance time, I'm
9uire OF ". b. TEN-1fCK.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
jul6 Cor. 4th and Msin-st
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Cattle D,sease.

New YoRK, August 1.-THE Board
ofHealth some time since selected the
diseased cattle and placed them in
quarantine for pathological operation
aud experiment. They were fed on
March grass and carbolic acid mixed
with The water. The result being de-
cided improvement In their health.
Yesterday one OF them showing the
least signs of recovery, was slaughter
ed and the rIscera blood tissues aud or
gans preserved for miscropic exami-
nation and medical study. The others
are rapidly approaching couvaleseence.
The detailed results have not yet been
made known. The 81 infected cattle
alluded to Saturday, are at Patterson,
M. Nothing further from that place
in reference to the disease.
Boston, 1.-THE cattle disease Is ere
ating great excitement among the far
mers and butchers. Nine animals died
yesterday afternoon. and s more died
this morning on a farm in Norfolk Co.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the attempt to
conceal The negotiations which the
New York Democrats have been carry
ing on with the President sinea Mr..
Seymour's nomination, some of their
adventures at the White House have
came TO light. To the first gentlemen
who called on him shortly after the
Convention adjourned, he was very
cnTt telling them he had set their par
" on its feet, and in return they had
thrown him overheard, and he could
have nothing TO do with them further.
In his own choice language, he asked
them to say "to MT. Seymour and the
whole "World" that he had been
informed they had been from
the first secretly in favor of impeach-
ment, and now they might one and all
go to hell, as far as he cared" And
with this the first interview ended.
There have been several others, and
finally, during last week, these gentle-
men reported that the President had
been brought around, and would now
help in the coming campaign. They
made some grand promises, as they tell
their friends, bot their nature has not
been ascertained. As evidences that he
really intends 10 support Seymour. the
Democrats are trying to get the Presi-
dent 70 suspend Rollins and give the
place to an ayoWed Democrat, who VIII
use its whole patronage, as far as possf--
BILE, to carry those States.
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WE learn that the Alaska purchase
has been paid for with the shipment Of
only two millions of gold-the remain
der having been covered by sales of
bonds which have gone forward freely
during the last week or two. II is COM
puted that over twelve millions have
been put in the mails since August 1st,
including those now ready for trans
mission. This does not look much
like a return of our foreign indebted
ness for payment, nor does it indicate
on the part of the foreign holders or of
their agents in this country any serf-
ous apprehension of the reputation
of the public debt either by the pay
ment of the principal in currency or
by reducing the rate OF interest TO
per cent.
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Tss.-aian Troubles.

ST. LOUIS, August 17.-Dispatches
from Solomon City, Kansas, dated Sat-
urday say that the IndiansWere report
ed to be within twenty. eight miles of
that place at daylight this morning.
Their strength is Vario0sly estimated
at from six to fifteen hundred, and they
are reported to have declared that they
are going to clear out the settlements
on all these streams. Women and child
ren are coming in very fast, and the
town is full of refugees II is creditR-
bly, reported that a detachment of sol
dters had an engagement with the In
disns yesterday between the Solomon
and Saline rivers. in which the soldiers
were whipped. Nearly all the settlers
North of Asher Creek are surrounded.
We know OF eight persons being killed.
Excepting those that are surrounded.
all the settlers for thirty miles along
the Solomon river have been driven on.
Governor Crawford came up from To-
peka to-day and is now in Saline or
ganiZing the malftia. One squad has
gone from this place to the relief of
those up the river others will go as
soon as arms and ammunition arrive
from Topeka. a body of Indians are
now moving towards Repu blican VAL
ley.
An Omaha dispatch says that while a
construction train on the Union Pacific
road was backing towards Fremont
Station, on Saturday, II ran over COW,
throwing the caboose OF the track,
killing five men and wounding twelve.
Two of the latter died yesterday. Ali
were employees on the road.
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TIE campaign for the Sixteenth
Ohio District was formally opened by
Hon. John A. Bingham at Deersville,
in Harrison county, Wednesday. He
also addressed over twenty five hun
dred Repub biIcans at Freeport, Thurs
day. His progress through the town
ships, so far, seems like the triumph
ant march of a conqnerer. The enthu.
siasm and earnestness of the Repub-
licans exceed anything since 1851. and
there is every reason to believe that
Mr.. Bingham will carry the district by
a largely increased majority over that
of 1866.
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NEW YoRR, August IT.-The Shore
Line express from Boston, ON Saturday,
was thrown from tue track, hundred
engine and baggage car precipits ted
from the bridge into the river, dis
tance of 16O feet. Mrs. Canheld, of
Hartford, and Mrs. d. c. Pratt, OF Bos-
ton, were badly injured, but will re-
cover. The engineer and fireman were
both hurt. The accident was caused
by an iron rail which had been placed
across the track. Chas. Hall has been
arrested on suspicion.
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e q R o P e

DUBLIN, August 17.-Late Saturday
afternoon a coroner's inquest was held
on the body OF Sebully, murdered by
his tenants in Tipperary on that day.
After hearing mass of evidence, the
Jury brought in a verdict of murder, but
took occasion to suggest that more liber-
al laws were needed to prevent Iepeti-
ton of such scenes
LONDON, August l7.-Reverdy john
son, American Minister, who arrived
at Southampton few days since, still
remains in that city. He will probably
leave for London to morrow. Mr..
Johnson is the object of much attention.
LONDON, August 17.-Baron Won
Lederer, recently appointed Minister
of Austria TO Washington, and the
members of the Legation sailed for the
United States, Saturday, on the steam
snip Cuba.
BERLIN, August 1.-THE yacht Ger
mania, which left Bsgen, Norway. on
an exploring expedition to the North
Pole, was seen on the 23d of June, lati-
tude 471zo. She was steering due
north. Tue sea was clear of ice.
CONsTANTINoPLE, Aug. 17.-Admiral
FarIagut, accompanied by Mr.. Morris,
q. S. minister, had an interview with
the Sultan last week, at which, after
interchanges of compliments and good
wishes, his Majesty informed the Ad-
miraI that the flag ship Franklin would
be permitted to pass through Darda-
nelles to COnstantinople, should the
Admiral SO desire.
Gen. Ignatif, Russian Ambassador at
Constantlnople, last week entertained
Admiral Farragut and the officers OF
his fleet at a grand banquet, given at
the Russian Legation.
LONDON, August 17.-Hon. Reverdy
johnson, The new American Minister,
arrived here to-day from Southampton.
LONDON, Augnst I7-MidnighI.-A
great meeting OF the tory party WAS
neld at Crystal Palace this evening.
Resolutions were adopted expressing
IN general terms the determination OF
the party TO support the chuEch, throne
and Constitution.
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aARKrzrs BIZ rELEsnAPz.
NEW YoRK. Aug. IL, 1858.


CorroN-Shade firmer and not very
active; sales 900 bales at 295<a30c for
middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull and shade lower
for common grades.
GRAIS-Wheat-Nom lower;
shippers out of market, and millers in.
sist on material decline. Rye-Duu
and dropping at 81 SOal IS. Oats
Steady at sI2<c for No. 2 in store; S3Hc
for ol dafloat, and soc for new at rail-
road depot. Corn-Steady at 81 1Sa1 II
for unsOuud, and 81 1Sa1 20 TOR sound
new mixed western afloRt.
Observation-Disclosures at SIS 30 for
mess, regular; sales $50 bbls mess at
SIS so, seller September. Beef-Steady
with moderate demand. Cut Meass-
In light supply, frmEand moderate de-
mand' Bacon-Firm.
LARD-Quiet at IS1<a1s5sc for fair to
prime steam.
EaGs-Dull without decided change.
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THE people of Augusta, Me-, are
pleased with report that the Spragues
have given out contracts for a million
dollars worth of machinery to be put
into factories to be erected there within
five wears. Senator Sprague has re-
Gently been in Augusta on business
connected with the purchase of the COM
pany In that city. azsai
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THR Presidency has $40 attractions, -
for Horatio Seymour. Oh, no. He says
it don'e. He also said the nomination
didn't. He's first class decliner. Ho-
ratio is. Artemus Ward said, mot a
drop of good liquor has passed my lips
in fifteen years. Cause why reached
out and nipped it before 1t got by"
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River and weather.

ches and falling. Weather-elear; mer-
curry, 77e.
CTScINNAr1, August 17.-River-Fal-
len Sinches in the last 4S hours IS feet 8
inches in the channel. Weather-Clear
in part heavy rain last night Their
mOmeter So,
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proper accommoda, Ions for Speakers anC
audience are iIoViued.
HedneSddy, AuGlist ID.
CLavSrfuc Hon. euj. Stanton.
John a. Hutchinson, Jr
Thursdav, Auou.t2O.
EUe,,borO, Hon. ten!. Stanton.
Gen. T. 81. Harris.
F1tTznont (Euenin1,) a. W. CampLe ell.
Fridoy, Au0ust2l,
csayTk.5tro (Euea'0) Hon. Een: Stanton.
a. ". Campbell.
Saturday, Au0tlst q.
CaS,,flle. Hon. W. F.. Stevenson
Hon. W. I Wiley,
Hon. F. n. PeIrpoInt
FeEIorsvills, Hon. ]. c. McGIew.
PtrrKe1 SbuTO (EUenlo) "A. W. camp pbel.
C,rojion, (Nt0nJ Hon. b. Stanton.
Tuesday, Augus. IS.
Point FleaaanL a. w. Campbell, EEq.
Msjor X. .. Brown.
Gen. W. H. Powell.
Thursday. Au0ustH.
Futruout. Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Hon. +. H. Peirpo!nt.
Friday, AUgeIst IS.
!S5;nn,top. hon. WE. Stevenson
Hon. f. b. Peirl oint.
Saturday, Augsat 2e.
Bridoeport, Hon. W. Z. Stevenson
Ma.0ntolC7l Hon. j. Z. McGrew.
Tuesdoy, September l.
IPhfuippi, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Hon. ]. c. McGrew.
Hon. j. 4. doke.
Weston, Hon. Y. 7. Wiley,
Net1 .iorstnsrMe, john 4; hubbard.
HccdhoRtag c. r., Capt w. a. Monroe
Aonday. September 7.
lfuytD,stur1, hon. W. (. Stevenson
Hon. Z. ID. Hubbard.
TucsdGy, September 8.
Coolrno,,th. Gen. w. II. Powell.
capt. j. ii. Phelps.
Wedlesday, September 9.
ShepheydstotvT1, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Hon. q. d. hubbard.
2hursday, September 10.
EV.Dn.ld Gen. ". H. Powell.
Capt. ]. NJ. Phelps.
Friday, September II,
ReTkslev Springs, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Hon. @. u. Hubbald.
Hon. Benz. Stanton.
Saturday. September L.
Hon, Benz. Stanton.
Hon. C. u. Hubbard.
Monday, September II.
Heto Greek, Hon. Benz. Stanton.
FTIrkeTsbLT1, Gen. ". q, Powell.
Spemcsr, Maj. X. 4. Brown.
]. e. SchiIlIng.
Tuesday, September Is.
Buckhannon, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
Hon. =. u. Hubbald
Hon. ]. c. McGrew.
Vest linton, Gen. ~. H. kowel.
Rednssdav, September l6.
ClqrEsbuTo. Hon. W. E. Stevenson
10 Gen. W. H. Powell.
Z1urSdGy, SEPTEMBER n.
Aanninoton. Gen. W. H. Powell.
Friday, September 1s.
RttcHie Court AotLIe, Hon. w. E; stevenson
Gov. +. h. Peirpolnt.
Mound,UiHe, Gen W. II. fUweIl.
Saturday, September 10.
Wheeling. zen. W. b. Powell
Monday. September 81.
p,7ntvtotCn. hon. w, Z. Stevenson
CruTisu1Ie, MAI K. s. Blown.
]. u. SchLuLng.
FFtdoy, Oeto6er2.
chnrlesson, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Gen. ~. Ii. Powell
Ronddy, octooer5.
CodLsD,o,IGh, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Tuesday, OatOosr6,
Winfield, Hon. w. E. Stevenson
RedResdav, octObeT7,
B46dLo, Hon. w. Z. Stevenson
Thursday, October s,
Point Pleasant, Hon. W. L. Stevenson
Saturday, October 10,
Cdbsa Court Aottss, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Aon6dN Oct0bT IL,
Cerodo, Voyne Co., Hon. W. E. Stevenson
FedneSday, octob~A,
Mason city, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
Friday, October 10,
Rarsnslrood, hon. W. e. Stevenson.
Aonday, October 10,
BeUriUe, Hon. W. z. Stevenson,
Wednesday. OCTOBER 2l,
Purkersburo, Hon. W. E. Stevenson
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1.-THE Order
of Red Men, Numbering about 200,
Washington Retreat, fneluding delega-
tIons from eight States and the Grand
Lodges OF the United States and Penn
syIvanIa. Tomorrow they dedicate
their new hall at Third and Broome
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Fas Conservative Democrats of Bal
tfmore have met in convention and
stricken tie word conservative from
their title. The reason Is found In the
fact that all the Swami Conservatives
bad already left them and gone over to
Grant and CoIfax.
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REEVES AMBRosIA.
For the Hair,
T4Fp UEnI

For the Hair,
IMPRoTEDI
1t is an elegant Dressing for the Hair.
1t causes theHair to Curl beautifully.
It keeps the scalp clean and Healthy.
It invisorates the Roots of the Hair.
1t forces the Hair and Beard to grow luxuri-
antly.
1t Immediately stops Hair Failing Out.
It keeps the HAIR nom changing Coiorlro
Age.
II restores Grey Hair to Its Original Coler.
1t brings out Hair on heads that have been
bald for years
1t Is composed entirely orsimple and purely
vegetable substances.
1t has received over six Thousand voluntary
testimoniaso offs ezceTIence, many Of whIel,
are trora physicians in high standing.
t4sOld in hals-pound bottles the nano
blown in the CLASSY by Druggists and DsaIsu
infancy Goods everywhere. at One Dollar
per Bottle. Wholesale by Demas Barnes a
Co; F. C. wens & Co; schieaelin Co.E.Y.
mart7-lyd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-18

BosToN, August tl6.-Frederick Jones,
q Boston merchant, has given SIS, 900 to
the Andover Theological Seminary to-
wards the foundation of Professor
ship of Elocution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-18
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wHrrEBx OUT, Aug. l7.-Brown &
PatteIson's foundry, which employed
over fifty men, was burned to the
ground yesterday. The loss is esti-
mated al $50, 600.