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Farm tor Sale.

CIrUATED in the east part of sheldon. on
- branch of the Misssqtioi River, well known
rs the Joel Whitney farm. containing BOG acres,
from 80 to 70 acres interval land The farm is
capable OF keeping 80 cows, 81 sheep a team &c.
Wood and timber land enough for the farm A
Good sugar orchard of 1880 trees. sugar tools
Nc. Two good dwelling houses situated oppo-
site, one brick and one wood. A dairy house
and apparatus tor the manufacture of butter
aud cheese. Good running water at both hous-
es. dairy house and barn. This farm il about
or miles from the celebrated Springs For
further particulars enquire of the owner on the
premises WILLIAM BLISS
East sheldon, Aug. rs, 1868. 230wtf
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FOWLS.

Best coop, n Nyc, s. I'd best do, ID
n Oliver, l Sd best do, l. NJ Hull, 50c.
One coop of mixed breed, very fine, no
competition.
TURKEYS.
Best pair of of turkeys Geo Marsh,
81; % best do, Sylvester Chadwick, l.
GEESE.
Best geese, Sylvester Chadwick, 81 !;
I'd best do, Geo p Marsh, l.
0 Il Fish,
For Committee.
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Committees III Boynton,
ENGLISH LONG WOODS.

Best buck (Cotswold), III II Tracy, 81 !;
I'd best do do, d Gates, 2; Sd best do
Neicester), II e Seymour, l. Best three
ewes, do, II E Seymour, A I'd best do
do, (Cotswold), ID j Gates, ..
One buck and lambs (Leicester), eX-
hibited by III L Seymour, and consider
ed meritorious, no comp -tition, So.
GRADE SHEEP.
Best ewes, no competition, ID Sun
derland 81; best 10 do, do do, d sun
derland, 4.
Your Committee regret that the exhib-
ition is SO small; and that i'll some
classes there wa no competition. Those
exhibited were highly meritorious.
More attention should be paid TO this
department in future.
Committees Tcac hout,
81 brigham,
Edwin Greer.
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Female Strengthening Cordial.

4 specific ftmejy for ne diseases Of The NeJao-
doctrc UJgdas.
II inparts tone and yigor to the Uterus. and
gives renewed Vitality Go the whole sy-trut. An
cases ol Debility peculiar to Females will ind Il
sovereign remedy ia tins compound.
Prepared al the New England Botanic Depot,
Boston.
GEO. W. SWl.rr, MD, Proprietor.
One dollar per bottle. Five do lals for six
bottles 2l7-1v
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Errors Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
N nervous debility, and premature decay and
ali the effects of Youthful indiscretion, WILL for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need It, the receipt and directions for maxi
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers Wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do 80 by addressing, in perfect
confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
lbi-l ~ Cedar street New York
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ACROSTIC.

q emily it ponetrates through every pore,
II eleymg sufferers from each angry sore;
\ Il wounds it heals with certainty and speed
c uts Bnrns, from Inflammation soon are freed
+ ruptlons at its presence disappear;
lms lose each stain, and the complcXion's clearl
ALIVE, such as GRAcE's every one should buy,
\ Il to its wOndrous merits testify,
l. ct those who doubt. single box but try
erily, then its true deserts 'twould have;
f. ven unbolievers would laud GRACE's SAINEl
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MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES.

Best pleasure top Carriage, C II Bull
lard, s; I'd II c Spaulding, 5. B4st open
buggy, ii c Spaulding, 5. Best cabinet
work, A J French, 5. Best single har-
ness, M II Stone, 5. 2nd best do. ]
Az S S Bedari,5. Best double harne:s
] A & S S Bedard. Specimen Marble
work, Burleson g. Bolac, 8. Tin ware,
w ] d II A Brush, 3 Blacksmith
work E l. Smith, l.
Committee would commend to special
notice, Top Buggy, manufactured by
Chas. b. Gray, of Burlington.
Committees + Blackman,
NJ Dean,
Ira Dean.
BUTTER.
1st Premium, 10; q Fassett, I'd S
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r arm for Sale

'E'llE subsc. ibcr offers for sale his farm living
L III Ncsilord, IL the County of Chittentcn.
containing two hundred and Twenty-Five acres
buildings all new. Location on a good road
one ulc rom tue village near school and
church, well fenced running water to the house
ana balns-an abundance of fruit. Two good
sugar orchards all the Farming, Dairy and
sugar tools. Also. with or without stock on the
iarh. The above farm will keep forty COWS and
team through the year. Forfuithcr particulars
Inquire oi the subscriber on the premises
JOSEPH b. CHASE.
Westford, June odd, 1865. 223,,tf
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MOTH PATCHES, FEECKLEs AND TAN
vi
rAE ONLY Reliable REMEDY

For those brown discoloratCns on the face Is
= felrys Moth and Frcckc Lotion" Prepared
On, Uy Dr. Is. G. Perry, 40 Bond ST., New lorh.
Hu1 Sold eNuT\ Whore. Su-Illl-Gm
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SWINE.
BOARS,

Best boar not less that months old ,
e Wait, So; ID best do do do, III ii Ira
cy, 2; Sd best do do do, john Sheldon,
S..
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SONVS.

Best breeding sow, John Sheldon, So;
I'd best do, Green d Chadwick, > 3ru
best do, II III Tracy l.
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DRAFT HORSES.
SHEEP.

PURE BLOOD MEETNO BUCKS.
Best buck over year old, G w Thorp,
81 I'd best do do, $ j Brigham, :. Best
yearling buck, 5 J Brigham, ; I'd best
do, G w Thorp, >. Best two buck lambs,
d r. Potter, A.
Committees III Boynton,
Chas Colburn
Sanford Carman
MERINo EWES AND SWEEPS FAKES.
Best ewes, d r. Potter, I'd bestdo
do, II Il Seymour, .. Best three eve
lambs, G. w Thorp, 4; I'd best do do, ID
II Potter, 81.
Sweepstakes to G w Thorp, by Socie-
ty, SIS.
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Good Dairy Farm

LNOR SALE IN MORRiSTOWN, within one
a half mile of Monstown village.
Farm contains about eighty-fve acres OF good
land, sixty acres cleared, and the remain der
woodland.
-Four hundred Sugar or Maple trees, with Sap
Tubs and Sugar Utensils.
Ayoung Apple Orchard Of about $50 trees,
mostly i'll bearing.
House 80 x 40, in good repair, with good Gel
lar. Barn 30 "a, with cellar under the whole
and in good repair. Running water at house
and barn, and pastures well watered.
Forty tons of hay cut from twenty acres will
be sold with the farm it desired.
Seven Cows. 8 yearling hcifcrs, l6 sheep. and
span of good work horses will be sold with the
place If desired. and all farming TOOLS
All to be sold very cheap for cash
W. ii. POWERS,
Mouistown, Aug. 10, 1868.
230wf
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LNOR SAIE.-A pleasantly located residence
l. IN st. Adams, with one or two acres OF
land as may be desired. Twelve good rooms,
celler, cistern, excellent we'll of water, house
and barn nearly new. Apple. pear, plum, and
cherry trees, partly in bearing. of best vari, ties
Also grape viucs, etc. The cheapest place in
town at the price asked Terms very easy.
Foo further particulars, enquire at the Tran
SCRIPT otlirc. Y5th
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Willow Baskets,

Large and small. These additions TO the stock
previously ON hand enables the subscriber to
offer for sale as large variety of goods as can
he found elsewhere in Franklin County. The
entire stock Is new, has been bought cheap for
cash, many articles at a large discount from for
mer prices and will be sold at q small advance.
Thankful tor the liberal patronage bestowed
Thus far, continuation is desired.
2J2-f 4. H. BAhEh
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Health, Luxury, and Economy,
MAY BE SECURED BY HAVING YOUR
FEATHER BEDS REMOVAL
TED,

TNEIlS is done ly q steam Process, patented
4 Aug. 9Th 1867, and not only makcs them
clean aud wholesome, which prevents SICKNESS
but relieves each fibre tromits matted condition,
increasing the bulk of tlc bed oficntmes one
la.f thereby rendering them more luxurious.
In factit is everything essential to old or new
FEATHER BEDS.
Destroying all mo hs, OF liability to them, re-
moving all disagreeable scent, Common among
new teathers,) and all gnmmy and glutinous
substance flom the quill; thereby preserving
them from the effects of long usage.
We would, therefore. say To the cltizens of this
place that we are among them for few days, to
render them an essential heneiit. Our facilities
are such that, upon being ordered to do so, we
can take and return beds the same dar, well
renovated and oady for immediate use. for 40
per bed, including pillow and bolster, If suitable
to run with the bed
Now give Ms your best or poorest, new or Old
provided they are Geese or Duck Feathers. We
warrant tisfaction or make no charge.
County and Town lights for sa G.
BRIEFLY. EVANS, q co.
Work done over !. j. Stones Store, Main
Street, St Adams, Vt.
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BUTTER.

1st Premium, l5; q S Fassett, I'd S
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Homer Jcnnison, I'd best do do
Homer Jennison, 9; 3D. best do do,
Burr Odds, /. Best walking ho Sc, a A
Moore, I'd best do do, Henry Stanley,
3. Best single gait horse, p McEnneny,
4; I'd best do do, Il Contcrmarsh, ) 81
best do do, G Ii Pine, . 4th best, julius
Halbert,2 2.
Committce-E a Smith,
l. Draper,
p w Duclos.
DRAFT HORSES.
Best span of draft horses, Harvey
Royce, 50 I'd best do do, a Ii Royce,
81.
Commttee--E a Smith,
l. Draper,
PW Duclos.
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S Marsh, u; Ord Philo lIorskin, 10 /; 4th
A II Royce. s; 5th c Chnppcl, 5.
Commute j T. T, tf,
l. liibbard
a b Moore.
FACTORY CHEESE.

1st Premium, En- ,sburgh Cheese Co.
IL; 2l Mississl uoi Co. o; Bird L l. lIib-
bard, >.
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HOUSEHOLD MANUFACTURES.
Best full cloth, Anderson & Son, 4 !;
I'd do do J Anderson & Son, 3; 3rd do do
Hunter q Co. ,.
Wool Flannel, j Al dcrson & Son, 3.
Best rag carpet, Mrs o ii Bates, 3; I'd
do do U Nj Sunderland, 2; 3rd do Cy-
rus Green, /.
Best Linen Diaper, Mrs Samuel Bliss,
3
Best wool bed spread, Mrs o Ham
mond, 3 End do do Mrs II Hyde, =; 3rd
do do Mrs a Marion, !.
Best patch work spread, Mrs y Draper,
8; I'd do do Mrs a III Chamberin, =; Bird
do do Mrs Nathan Chadwick, /.
Best white spread, Mrs OC Wait, 2;
I'd do do Mrs ID r Oliver, L.
Best Rug, Miss l. n Bush, l I'd do do
Mrs l. Draper, SOC.
Best pair socks, Mrs o S Bliss, End
do Miss Ii L Soule, SOC.
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FARM CHEESE

LIST Premium a ii Chambcrliu, 10; 2a
n G Martin, o. 3rd Nathan CAllw.ci
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Rr,xwarAr FLoUR--s4.08 to S4,5o per 100 lbs.
Rr-Trr-Cboicc lots siIlcommund f5c y ID,
pap,rRy~Liye cAicseus s. 90 y dor.
soRsHUx-50 to Tue per gallon
porAroEs-guc to ~ IS p bushei.
0sIoNs-None offered. -
LARp-City cured lac TO Inc pc. ~ eouh't!
cured l6s to lie per b.
BErswAx-35 per h.
T.LLow-In bbls. lie; loose Zoe per n,
rxArBERs--prime Zoe to 6ac per No.
kAss--Cotton, &c per ID.
WaIyE BrAss--Common to good to -; scsIee'
ruypsy-good country l3c Factory liza I've
Ra.s-senrce and in demand; Wholesale 81 20
per luo lbs.
Fpu,-s-Green Apples none in market. Choice
Dried Apples 10 to i2le per ID. Dried
Peaches IL TO 5c.
syxps-Timothy 81 so to IS. Clover IS CO.
Flax seed 81 rs 10 81.
oILs-Coal oil 4ac. Linsesd, raw u 80. boiled
81 49, Lard, 81 5otosi so. Fish 81 20 to
81 10.
Lryx srocK-Beef Cattle 81 90 to SC 90 gross
Hogs good lots, 81 to So so gross. Sheep
So 10 50 gross. Veal Calves from - W
to $40 60
B.cos-City cured canrassed hams zoe, shoulders
t3s. clear sides icto 1sc. Country cured
hams I5c; shoulders l3lc sides be
PoRK-Mess Is to $40 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed 80 to 3sc.; fleece DO fne
asa soc; unrashed, is to zoe.
HAr-Timothy in active demand at from W 90
to sIl 90 per ton. Prairie So 90 TO IS 90
Woop--$5 50 to s6 50 per cord .secordingto qua
ity, in good demand.
Htpxs-Green, Sc; do cured loo; dry Mint zec
do salt lie per ID.
sAtr-Lake 81 25fas 30. Ohio River 50 10
on levee.
GLAss-sXI0 s. so. Rates discounted 80 to 40
per cent.
NArLs--$5 90 rates.
Ran IenE-sic. rates.
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/ By Tel.grsrh.l C;,cSxaG.,. june :.
/ Flour Held NOR. ffml,. family fic@ls Is
whe.t -Adrancsd iee: No sint sold st - = No
at 81 20 rnaIkft rnseiti.d
c rn-frmes; No ! 30.
ca;s--LuiI at Ts,
4 Prov Sous Z lie uaf.t led
rk-Mess ~ 5fGai75
Bulk Meats-- af4is.
Eseoa -isSlsH for sh a!dsss ie5.gl6s4 for clear
rib and clear II l.s.
Lard i7z nominal ,.
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Notico ID Lot Owners.

AT meeting of the City Council Of the
n tho CITY Of keokuk. held May rs, A. D. 1858 the
following Resolution xas adopted
Rss0ssvi. That tns osiers OF lots J. 2, :, ana
in Block li3 ronng rs,fas street. and Lots ana
H. Block 49, and Lot, ard !, In Eect Ia. ffontinE on
Stn s.rest be directed have Pl,Ik Wax I~o grub
pauk vide made 10 II their resrectivs lots BY tbs
18th dAy Of JuHe lha sArne 70 10 dcns Ia Aecofd-
snee With the Ordinances e The Cit.
certify the atoye to be copy q Refoluilon rassed
BY the City Council OF the City Of Keokut.
Given under my hand aud the Zeal Of said CITY,
sKAt. this LIST day Of June, d 15sc.
E.NRLCHMAN,
Clerk OF ibe Council Of the CITY Of ksoksk-
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BY relegraph.l Mss Yosr Jrn.3
serament stoefsa fraction lower bnt closed steady
coupons Of 81, li6xdL; do SO, Il2lsos6: do q
iol1s1L: do 'e6. liol ~: do new, il3lssL do g,
iialfeli; 10 4os 1os1s9ice so's iosxoz.
Raslssy market weak and lower, without &C iyitv
There ~as no late Hoard owing 70 tbs funeral .
Mr.. buchanan.
The Union Pacific Railroad received subscriptions 70,
two n iicns OF their fest mortgage bonds With. n,
al four days The prices Of bonds IN pcs
The heavy demand has BEEN advanced. American II.
prsss 81 as U 55ts ese; ass5s WIT sskns.
Yc 1925 a5a I 10 a9ssa1. preferred 7sss4.cL,
Rea ling PIX as Wabash 81 az; preferred fs,a 10
McIao MI sasz: Ic Iis1S1; R sslxa1. n "
7sohs efrred slka G7l<.
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LAKES HIpPooLYMPIAp and mammoth
Circus is advertised to be here on the llth
inst. Look out for it, ye lovers Of daring
gymnasts, graceful eques,riennes. dashing
horsemen, funny clowns, lofty tumblers, &c.
1t will be sure to come at the appointed time.
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st. Louis & Quincy Packet Co.

TOM JASPER.-The fine steamer Ton
Jasper will leave Keokuk for St. Louis every Mon
day at a. m. and Thursday at 8 o'clock a. 10.
MOLLIE McPIKE. every TUESDAY auu
Friday, ut G o'clock a. Meals anu
rooms free. 40 oa Thro,nb
Fare from Keokuk to st. Louis, ss,oo. Insousn
bills of lading given for freight 70 al s'a'ions ~
the Des Moines Valley Raiiroad.
at Esotas. will be attended to without delay, and
free It'll,
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ST. Louis MARKER,

ST. Louis marxst
By Telegraph. 81. LOUIS June
Pieur-N rs dat; market
Wheat-fpriug op,ntd dull lat ssbscqnettE, n older
NJ ked &c sdraacs.
Germ Ill and low er; $3.50
Oats -HtHvy al I5a1s
Bys-Uncharsshsl .sIzal,5
Prov.sienf-fist and uifeiti.e; us,hing dtitg.
Pork-sod al sSs t0ss9.
lard Nothing doing.
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BRILIIAsT.-At sunset last evening The
heavens were aglow with a light of fiery
brightness, and at the east was to be seen a
rainbow shining forth with radiant splendor.
eye loves to gaze upon.
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THI y sUuf 80 HoHest anu true,
IL they had been wise, the dire necessity
OF opening the grave for one so lovely might
have been averted Plai stion Buffers. If
tnnely used, are sure to rescue the Young
,nd oTely, the middie-aged aud the aslinr.
r. confirmed sickness.
= 800 ~, all diseases have their beginning
~, 81, .son Islaht difficulty OF the stomach,
sc,,. ',ver an a,-,late IN Dyspepsia. Head.
ann ,,,,,a nas.b s'a'as. Night Sweats, Con-
no .s,., 49, .'.as a..-siion Bitiers will
Eae' -. ht'saa p.."o ...a ~. symptoms, and
:. Wliile they nvigora,s the SYSTEM spo
hven the mind. en-
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Arrivals and D epartureso Of the halls
.,,Iv,I, and Departures Of Eeokuk Paeksts

ROB ROY, Arrives on Sunday and Thurs
day. at o'clock p. M, and Departs OF iaesaay
and Friday, att o'clock a. N.
Andy JOHNSON, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, at o'clock p. M, and Departs ON
wednesday and Saturday, at a. N.
III. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, at p. m, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, at 7 o. m.
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~ Ores the winue.hiok p.y Its IesHsf Read The
fal Ing lo.a nroEi ua:tt In lnsxa t.n rhca...
From Hurnn.ms q Van shack.

CsIeAB', p b-uasy 9Th 1858
:. r sasn En- PrcseisHt Hsanrshiet taaarsne, o.
pE&n SIR We hereby TO you AID yuur e9ssps
ny Cur most grateful acknowledgement yerir pronp-
cess 10 The fsry set-lems Mt u the loss by updsy
Policy No 53s5 for the o. - 500 Your action 10
tue settlement OF our claim entities you he falet
coandefca, and We cheerfiiJ commend The Compsny to
the public as worthy Of all praise inform sd ttst
Jour Company is one Of the insttatisrs OF onr oun
q te, and As such we recommend you the public ard
our Eun r3ss 'rsEds throcg hout the northw re-
guest 10 male any uss Of names calculated To
aid in the prosecution Of yonr bgs.aess TO ou agents.
Brewster Porter. Indebted for their atteni3p
in settling claim thiA rnorninst
mu3l In BUHSIItMs II VAN sCuAACa
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Hsw TorA marAss.
BY Telegraph NV YosE, Juue4
Fiour--closej qsi.t an ,.eady.
Wheat Scarcely 80 frm, with bnyers holding on and
-2ecaisoru e:u Ing to take the prices obtain
on 'chaaz,. Cello q No spring ta -; and buyers
u - 10.
Rye Qaie. ard ttad}.
Oats St ad, s4}z In store.
corn-ouies; u laal 121z fr lev mixed ws.tern
aa ,st.
Asss Pork-EonIIsi a. 81 tea e. IN ae.., c..h and
regular.
Best- eniet nd unchanged
Cut Meats Nominal.
Bacon-EoninaI.
Lsrd-Heavy Al i1ais krfa.r te prime steam.
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PERRY SPRINGS HoTEL.-Th,s
place OF resort during the summer ,nons a'a'
now IN readiness for the reception Of s.as, =
It's under the proprietorshin oc M...,.
~. son p,vsio'iss, the same gentlemen
80 0 ~ y 50 successfully the las, sen.
,on,fa..,, WIZ spare no efforts TO make !,
,ss;. .. and enjoyable ., all times q,
nonn,.. .0us Rnesis L is an eminep,lv
parhs. SOY. .s.os, Tor keokakiap-. A lsry.
al, a., '.'usa y last summer. and we prs .
sA-' s'ii larger number AiIl 20 81.
summer. i is anequallea BY any n !. ~ J,
.as K,na that ws know ofin this section a;,hs j
~ p'ea.are' recreaiion, health, Or ali caa
D.usa hen y,n leave the cid Il se.re sl J,
-. 49,, g 70 Perry Strings. Their ,e,m. = !.
- ses"as season mag to fonnd On ~ a.,
Page q this usarning. issue = '1e 1'A
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By teiegra;kl foIxpo. jane
wEeat-leai2c better; anter ~ mars
cofp--2c bette No ! 95tsGol
Cats &c better; NJ 81 s.I,l,
Pf.isbts- Unchanged.
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TlLI-TAPpING.-Thre little urchins, who
seemed to be in partnership, were lettering
about the eating house of Mr. Farrell. ou
johnson street, about 8 o'clock last night,
and while Mrs. Farrell stepped into al adj
dining room, her husband being absent, the
smallest one went behind the counter, and
stripped the till Of It's contents He was
detected in the act by the brother Of Mrs. F.
She gave the young practitioners chase, and
succeeded in capturing them in the rear of
the Exchange Street Church. She found the
drawer abous halfway open, and estimates
the amount extracted at from ten to Twelve
dollars. She kept them in charge until officer
Kennedy arrived, who took them TO the lock.
up. They will have hearing this morning.
1t appears they hail from Quincy, where they
all have parents residing.
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EXCURSION. Unitarian Sabbath School
went on an excursion to Quincy yesterday
They took passage on the Tom Jasper going
down, and returned on the Rob Roy. No
outdoor amusements were engaged in, OF
course, but we are informed that they occu.
pied large hall while there, and had very
social time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-05

AT GIBsogs' OPERA HousE.-There was
larger audience last evening to witness the
Buriesque Opera Troape's last performance
than we expected to see, owing to the very
snpropitious state or the weather. Nearly
all OF the seats were occupied. The per-
formers made strenuous efforts to have this
the GROWING success of all the entertain
ments they have given. and judging from the
rounds of applause with which they were
greeted, and the number Of boeue,s which
passed from the audience to the stage. we feel
feel safe in saying ,ha. their efforts were
not without the desired result.
We regret that this was their last appearance
as " burnt eorkists. They have furnished
the Keokuk public with an abundance ot.
laaghabe amusement, and would eontinne to
DO SO if they should ehoose to give further
entertainments 1t will be reluctantly, there.
fore, that the public will receive their adieps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-05

A COOP OsE.-This paragraph is from the
ST. Louis Democrat. We presume that Gen
Noble, the U. S. Attorney, had the barrels
in court in evidence, but by their arrange
ment they proved to be the qneerest of STRAIT
egic auxiiaries. The Democraf tells Il all
with much gusto, thus: s.In The United
States District Court yesterday, in the case Of
the United States VS.. 100 bbs spirits. the
District Attorney had FIVE barrels mounted
upon table in front of the jury, and getting
between the empty barrels and the inry he
made speech of great force and eloouence
Whenever he made touching appeal 10 the
patriotism of the jury, his voice would rover
berate from the cavernous oak STAGES aud !,
every rounded period a hollow responsa
wonld issue from the bunghole. The words
whisky, fraud, false brands, &C.. wera
ieserberated With thrilling effect, and if the
Jury were not convinced of the Justice of The
prosecution, twas not .or want of .b;,;,. I.
the part OF the PERSECUTION, ner ,ra,hf,I :, -
sponses from the heads e ,hs 49, '..'' :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-05

George Harley, the thief, who broke into
Lowry's News Depot some two or three weeks
since and stole large amount OF goods, had
a hearing before Esq. Dobyns yesterday after
noon. Justice D. bound him over in the sun,
of $1,000 to appear at the next term Of the
District Court. He could give no security,
so he was hand-cuffed and taken to the Gala
toose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-05

For RsNr.-A large fine store room on
Main street. Apply to a. B. Ten-Eyck.