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Evening star., 1868-02-10

ARREST FOR A MURDER COMMITTED A YEAR
AGo.-Mrs. Sarah NJ. Victor, of Cleveland. has
been arrested for the murder of her brother
Parquet. He was KILLED by arsenic. Suspicion
al first fastened upon Mrs. Victor. when her
sister called upon Judge Tilden, of the Provost
Conrt, in Cleveland, for advice as TO how she
proceed in the disposition Of her brothers
property. Mrs. Victor had taken possession of
the latter by virtue Of real or pretended will
signed by Parquet, which he had promised TO
share with the other. An investigation was
then set on foot by the sheriff, which elicited
the fact that Mr.. Parquet died very suddenly
after eating pie in his sisters house. In view
OF TINS and other damaging disclosures, one of
which was that the brother nsured his life for
the benefit of Mrs. Victor Just before his DEATH
the body was exhnmed on "Wednesday aud ex-
amlned by the coroner and jury and two emi-
nent medical gentlemen. The corpse was found
strongly impregnated with white arsenic. which
bad preserved il almost entire a whole wear
MRS. Victor was at once committed 10 iail
Her examination is progressing before the
coroner.
Evening star., 1868-02-10
FROM HAVANA.

Inc 1nsnrrectiOh in Venezue ela-Shipne . ut
Of Powder for Mexico stopped.
HAVANA, Eeb. l0.-Advices from Caracas
Nenezuela) are TO the 23d ultimo. The insur.
rechonary troubles in Aragua We're diminish
ing, but the commander of the national forces
ana the Minister of War had been killed in ac-
uon. Gen. Gonzales Cordinas had revolted.
but had been killed. The situation of the Re-
public was critical.
Powder shipped by the Hamburg brig Fred
erlco, supposed to have been intended for Mex.
leo, has been stopped
Evening star., 1868-02-10

ROME AND THE FENIANs.-The London
weekly Register states, on the authority of an
lIish priest In Rome 10 priest in England
that whatever may be the opinion in Ireland
about the Bishop Of kerry's circular respecting
solemn requiem masses for the three men exe-
cuted al Manchester, there can be little doubt
that II would not be approved At Rome. An
attempt was recently made by 4 resident Fenian
IN thar city 10 get mp solemn requiem in the
Church OF SAINT Andrea dele Fratfe for the re-
pose of the souls of these individuals hnt no
sooner was the object of the service discovered
than II was AZ once put n stop 10. The tridaam
recommended by the Holy Father 10 obtain the
Church's dellrerance from oppression, has
peen observed with much devotion and feryor
in many places in the Cincinnati diocese.
Evening star., 1868-02-10

SCHOOL DIFFICULTIES IN NAsHyILLE.-Ths
CRY Council OF Nashville, Tennessee. last
summer elected a board of education of three
classes, TO serve one, two. and three years. The
new Radical Council. in September enacted |,
law removing the board. and elected another 10
take charge of the public schools on the LIST of
January. In the latter part of December. the
OLD board obtained an injunction. restraining
the new board from ass INNING effice. The new
board, thereupon, applied TO Chancellor Har-
rison TO dissolve the injunction. He rendered
ms decision to-day, sustaining the Injunction
but modifying NJ so thai il shall not operate in
restraint of the City Council in any action il
may legally take in the premises. One of the
new board is a colored man
Evening star., 1868-02-10
PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.
Fatal Kerosene Explosion-Chiid Murder
Especial Dispatch to the Starl


PHILADELPHIA, Feb. TO- "A young lady
named G. Mills, living at II - Ellis sworth street.
was fatally burned on Sunday by the explosion
OF u kerosene lamp.
single woman named Hester Vaughan is
IN custody Tor IN dering her infant child It's
Skull was fractured in three places. and the
marks OF rope Were visible on its neck
Evening star., 1868-02-10

GLAZE FOR HAMs.-Glaze for hams is made
in the following way: Boil shin of beef
twelve hours in eight quarts Of water: draw
the gravy from q knuckie Of veal in the same
and add the whole to the shin Of beef I. must
be boiled till reduced to a quart. The above
will keep good for twelve months; when want
ham
Evening star., 1868-02-10
CUSTOM REGULATION CUBA.

HAVANA, Feb. I0.-Imports al Havana are
MADE IIabie 10 the payment of duties In ad-
vance, and the practice of requiring security
there is abolished but the custom officials are
made responsible for the securities on hand
until after maturity
Evening star., 1868-02-10

A NOTED SPECULAToR.-A New York cor
respondent Of the Chicago Journal writes
For years a certain gentleman named Doctor
shelton, and having country seat up the Hud-
son, al Newburgh, has had controlling in fiu-
enee on the stock market. His presence in the
city has been enough to set the whole street
agog. 1 remember. during the war times that
whenever his name was registered at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, the news would be cominuni-
Gated like wild fire through Wall street. and
all would be on the alert 10 discover what stock
he was going to take hold of. He has generally
come down from his home only few times a
year. and then, having seen his opportunity
bought so largely of some shares on the list as
10 completely control it. Having swept in his
fifty or one hundred thousand dollars, he has
gene home to watch and wait Cor another good
opportunity. His presence on the street now
is sufficient TO start any number of rtmors ;,
Evening star., 1868-02-10
ANOTHER FATAL KEROSENE EXPLO.
SION.

BURLINGToS, VT, Feb. I0.-Miss Greenough
aged seventeen years. was burned TO death last
night, her clothes taking fire from the explo-
sion of a kerosene lamp. tlI
Evening star., 1868-02-10
NEW YORK ITEMS.
Kerosene ath of Chief of the
japanese Troupe.

ISPtcIaI DIspatch 20 the Star.
NEW YORK, Feb. i0-Last evening an expIo-
sion occurred at the kerosene oil works of Cul-
len q hing, at Green Point. Peter Nc Eng;l
employee, was badly burned.
HAS yah h-la-kee, chief of the japanese troupe
Of acrobats, died suddenly Saturday night
Evening star., 1868-02-10

A MARROW EsCAPE.-A story is told of a
lady very nearly buried alive at Passy last
month. She was seized with a lethargy which
terminated In apparent death. She was laid
OUT In comm, and a hearse was at the door
her husband said he was not satisfied that She
was really dead. In consequence Of his deter
mined opposition to the interment three rnedi
heart was beating, and in their presence a child
was born, but dead. The coffn and hearye were
sent away. The lady, however, never recover
ed con sciousuess
Evening star., 1868-02-10

NAPOLEON AND THE PoPE.-SpecIal dis
patches per cable s,ate that Napoleon has al
tered his policy toward the Pope and Italy In a
sudden and remarkable manner. He evinces
a disposition 10 abandon the position Of cham.
pion TO the Holy See. He has been assured IL
is SAID, of the existence of Bourbon intrigues
radiaiing from Rome. The Imperial dplo.
macy with Rome has become COLDER whilst
friendly relations which hitherto existed be.
tween Napoleon and Victor Emanuel are to be
renewed. Queen Isabella has been forced to
disband the Papal Legion, which has been re-
cruIting under her warrant In Madrid, as. Ma.
poleon fiatly objects to its service in the canse
of the Holy See. afei
Evening star., 1868-02-10

RrLHAsE OF MRS. NATALIE PoLLARp.-'
This lady, the wife of T.. A. Pollard, Esq,
who was arrested on the 2sth Of last month and
committed to prison lhaving declined to give
bail) by Justice Mckinley, on the charge of
shooting and attempting 70 Kill DR.. @. A.
Moore, was, on Friday last, prex4nted BY the
Grand Jury merely for . common assault, and
ON Saturday was released from custody on
$500 bail to appear at Court to answer the latter
charge, Mr.. Joseph q. Johnson, corner Of
Baldmore and Poppleton streets, becoming her
security.-Baf. Gdsette, lOfh. se Nla
Evening star., 1868-02-10

Es From Messrs. Blanchard & Mohun we
have received Harpers Weekly for February
18th, and Harpers BGeaGr for February 22d.
Evening star., 1868-02-10

" Pbiladslphia lady has obsained q YER
dict OF Sli,OO0 against the Catawisra Railr6ad
Company for injuries received in an accident
thirteen years ago. ~
Evening star., 1868-02-10
CAUTION.

Rsofand' German Remedies are counterfeitsa
See that the sigpsture Of g. NJ: JACKSON is On
the wrapper Of esch bottle. AL others are coun
tsrfeit.
Principal Once and Mar ufactory st the German
Gedisine Store, No. 63l ARCH STREET, PhiIs-
ssipkis, Pa.
CHARLES u. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly q. II. JACKSON . co.
Evening star., 1868-02-10
p b c Z 8.

'"1anes German Bit.ers, Per i bottle S -si @
eonsnd German Tonic, pat up in quart bottles,
" 20 Per bottle, or half dozen for "a 20.
mot forget 20 examine well the article you
order 70 get the genuine.
prugsists and Dealers sveryvhsgs
l&Heo<m
Evening star., 1868-02-10
DEATHOF An Oyu MEpCE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I0-John Il. Budd one
of the oldest merchants engaged in the New
Orleans trade, died last evening aged seventy
one.
Evening star., 1868-02-10
HOTEL BURNED.

BOSTON, Feb. 10.-The Vermont House, at
Island Pond, was burned last night
Evening star., 1868-02-10
j. II. b L Y " A KID,
Eighth, below Coates street,
FROM REV. En- YEypAIr

Asstssdsf Edtor CArtsfiaH Csyonieis, phHa
have derived decided beneit from the use of
hCosand 0erman Bltters, aud feel IL my priyi-
bege 10 rec0rsneDo Them = most valu bic 70 nj
10 all xho are suferin from general DEBILITY or
rom alress~s srisinS from arrangement Of the
liver. Yours truly.
Ed. FESDALL.
Evening star., 1868-02-10

Erie Railroad Company have paid Richard q
Morris, Of New London, Oh, e5,Uo0 as comr.n- :
sation tor injuries received st Ansoas. (sthsr
claims Of similar character will probably be
haps discover, in time, that il Il cheaper "a nav
tor precautionary measures than TO tiisb1rse
thousands OF dollars a. compensation TO In ;ured
pesseneen. The Norwalk bridge disa-rer
yWrs eGos was IN expen<iye afK air tor
~ ne runway directors, simple regulation. Ike
m wnich now compels the driver OF an en-
one 70 stop before reaching the bridge. would
I've prevented . shocking catastrophe-and
would have cost nothing - i8iTF : =
Evening star., 1868-02-10
TEsTlMOSIALS.
bon. GEO W. WOODWARD.

HoN. GEO W. WOODWARD,
CAiO JEsf,es ef ths Supreme CoKvt Of Pa ,ryifss.
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, IsT
Il hDc 'Hoofsnd's German Bitters' is a good
tOrie. Usefnl IN diseases Of the digestive organs
tBG OF great teEent in cases Of debility and want of
nervous action Z the system. Yours, truly.
GEO. W. WOODWARD >,
Evening star., 1868-02-10

- A hill has been introduced into the Penn.
sylvania Legislature which prohibits rsilrond
companies from heating their cars by means on
stoves which burn coal, wood or any other in.
nammable matter.
- Mr. summers cut her throat in L,ou,s.
upport.
Evening star., 1868-02-10

INTERNAL REvENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day We're 1,is7 ,2O6.27.
Evening star., 1868-02-10

FRIzE FieHr.-A pnse fight took place az
WeH brookAeid, Msss-, saturday, between two
men NAMED Gardner and Paget Forty rounds
were ughtoccupying enc hour and forry -eirht
minutes. Gardner won by foul blow.
Evening star., 1868-02-10

The PRESIDENT TODAY NOMINATED Chas
H. TuckeIman, of New York, as Minister to
GREECE.
Evening star., 1868-02-10
HON. JAMES THOMPSON

JSSss a ths Supreme Court Of fPeHHSyIrania
PHfL2 DELPHIA April IS, ISIS
consider 'HcOnsDd's Gernsn Hitters' a p rIwa-
De tGGtctss IN cases If attacks of Indigestion or
tyspepsis- 1 can certify this from M experiences
OF ~. Yours, with respect.
JAMES THOMPSON
Evening star., 1868-02-10
FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENSARp. pp

PaStOr Of rae TsA;A Baptist ChRrca, Philadelphia
Lr- JaokSOp-Dear Sir: have been frequently
requested 70 connect my name with recommended
Tons Of different kinds Of medicines, but regard
The practice ss out OF my sppro pirate sphere, 4
have In all csses declined; but with clear proof
IL various instances. and particularly in my own
family, Of the usefulness of Dr.. HOOD nd 8 Germsn
bftters, depart for from my usual course,
10 express my full conviction that, for general de-
CtiES a tas syStsul dad especially for Ltr,r Com
ridtaf- % ts safe dad rdIH15Is preparations In
come cases u may fail; bur usually. doubt not IL
VII te very beneficial 10 those who uner from
The above causes.
Yours, very respectfully,
J. III. kENNARD,
Eighth, below Coates street
Evening star., 1868-02-10

WAR DEPARTMENT ENPLoYEEs.-Mr. Will
son, OF Mass, presented in the Senate to- day a
petition from certain enlisted men etailed as
clerks and messengers in the War Department.
praying that they may be allowed their pen-
sIons while so employed. Referred 10 the Pen
srni InIrnif
Evening star., 1868-02-10

ls composed q the pure iuices (or a. thev ara mad
Elnsn1 t.Imod- EztraotSp of Roots, Herbs, and
Dssss, msShR preps<ation. highly concentrated
ktkG. " ""s
Evening star., 1868-02-10

PATENTS TO BE IssuED.-For the week end
ing on Tuesday, the 18th inst. there will be is
sued from the Patent Once 27G patents. Dur
.ns the pas; week $50 applications and IS
.ayeats were n1sd. 4f .zss ~
Evening star., 1868-02-10
DEBILITY.

kssplfiAE from any CdHSs schaSsrer; ProStyatiOu
sss SyStsug, induced By S.psrs Ldbos, Hard
shlPS, EzPossEs, Fersrs, &c.
There Is no medicine extAnt equal to these rem
ecies In such cases. tone and vigor is i'm parted
Z" the hole system, the appetite is strengthened
food ~ enlOyed- the stomach digests promptly the
blood fs purified, the complexion becomes sound
AID healthy, the yellow tinge is eradicated from
The eyes. q bloom Is given 20 the cheeks and the
weak and nervous invalid becomes a strong and
healthy being.
Evening star., 1868-02-10
RoOFLANp's GERMAN TONIC

Il cor I'm stiOL ali the ingredients of the Bit
teTs, With the puresr quality of Sgsta Or R.,,,
Ossnee &c, making one OF ute most pleasau, and
ssreeaoie remedies ever offered 20 the public
Those rreferrins Medicine free from Alcoholic
aanixture, v IN use
Evening star., 1868-02-10
EOcFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs.
HoOFLAND's GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED BIZ DIR. G. NJ. JACKSON

Tventy-rwO years since they were hrst intro
duceG into this country from Germany, during
- sich time they have undoubtedly performed
more cures and benefited suffering humanity TO a
greater extent, than any other remedies known 70
the public.
These remedies will efectually cnre Liver Com
IisiDt, Jaun3ice, Dyspe psia, Chronic or Nervous
Debility. Chronic DlarrbGa, Disease Of the Kid
neys. and all diseases arising from a Disordered
Liver, Stomach, or lntsstines
Evening star., 1868-02-10
PERSONS ADVANCED IN LIFE

And feeling the hand of time weighing beayily
uIsn them, with all its stte ndAnt Ills will fud in
the Use OF this blTIkRS, or the TONIC, an elixir
Il viii nstil life into their veins restore in
q measure the energy and ardor Of more yout thfuI
day. bulid up their shIunken forms, and give
health and happiness to their REMAINING years
Evening star., 1868-02-10
NOTICE.

IL 10 well established fact that full one half of
,he female portion OF our population seldons in
he ENJOY nient OF good bealt or to use their CIV
expression never feel we'll - They are languid .
ceyoid of all energy, extremely nervous, aud have
NO appetite.
To this class of persons the BITTERS or the
TONIC, Is especially recommended
Evening star., 1868-02-10
HeOFLAND's GERMAN BIrrERs

Those who have no objection to the combination
si the bltters. se stated. will use
Evening star., 1868-02-10

Mrs. GRANTS RECEPTIoS-The ladies, re-
ception at General Grants, saturday afternoon.
was largely attended by the elite of the city.
Mrs Grant, assisted by Mrs. General Dent,
received visitors in a manner becoming the
uniform hospitality of the Generals household
Most CT the distinguished personages now in
Washington Were represented among the guests.
and the occasion was a most agreeable one lor
all callers.
Evening star., 1868-02-10

THE WHITE HoUsE.-There We're but few
visitors at the Executive Mansion tins morn.
ing, nearly all of whom had an interview with
the Executive. Attorney General Stanbery and
Gen +. p. Blair We're among those who saw
the President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-26

-Hoa. A. P. Oliver. OF Onaws, has been
nominated ior ciicni, Judge By the Repahli-
esns.
Mr.. Gsiser. iivirg in Elk river township,
Clinton county, rss killed Thursdsy BY
kick from horse.
The Gieuwood Opinion has heard of
usrious { asa, resulting from the intense heat.
4 young lady actually melted-into tasrs.
The Cedar Falls Gazefte learns that
three honses we're struck BY lishtpins sad
burned, and man and yoks Of oxsn killed
during the storm Of week or TWO ago,
nearI' PIPER Craze. en- the edge Of Hancock
county.
1T has besn quite generally reported thai
Senator Grimes had recently donated 80 900
tetbe Gtipusli College. The Herald pub
lishei o. Gtinaeil, says that none of The
officers Of bss College ST that plses know
IN, thing Of Toe donation.
We zee By the Star, published in HArff-
son county, that the grasshoppers have taken
70 themselves wings, and are Tying A.ay q
FAST % wiaga and strong sputh wind can
carry Them farmers have taken new cour-
Age, and are rubbing in the corn on ground
where the wheat has been destroyed, With an
energy aDe viii iha. must meet viii smpls
reward.
"A storm up in Harrison county neut
some fantastic tricks before high lesven"
Captain Hill informs the stos that elf, be-
longing 10 Mr.. Wakefield, whom the storm
commenced, vas tisd up to post Ia VS.
yard. Afer he storm, The calf VS. gone,
~ also par, Of shs post. snd Mr. W. spent
the forenoon looking for il, bns in vain Mr.
Hill, on goif & TO his farm in the afternoon,
found a calf IL the field With rope round its
neck and pos, hoe to the other end Of the
rope. As here WAS no break in he fence,
/ The calf mns, have been carried there b, the
storm. II vas identified - belonging to Mr..
W., and, grange to say, vas not in the less.
injured. after being blown distance Of b. II
In mile.
The coauer stcne Of thu Baptist Church,
NOV being bu,ls st NJ. Pleasant, was laid
With appropriate ceremonies on las. Satar
[1y. Whsn completed accurdins o pssssas
paass. il vii Be the fsssa chsreA sdt1cs II
iAas pises.
There il sid 10 bs lsdy 10 Asaassa,
JONES' county. Who, vhils IL nsemsis
|aae (which ststs 80 pesdsses = pis1bsrs, i
= oaoahleof pessannaine - 49, asE~.l.
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st. Louis s Quincy Packet %.

TON TAPER The fns steanssr foia
..nsr ri.t.eAve !. sSkuk fos ST. Louis sssry Aoa-
Ia !. :, Nh sud Thursday ct . clock :. n.
mukIrE MePl40. every Tnssday and
Friday. al q o'clock .. y. Meals ssA s'sss-
rooms free.
fare ron Kpotuk 70 St. Louis, ee.oe- IhrossA
b,a, Of lsdinS eivsn for hsisat u N sAasiess on
tAs De- Moines Valley Railroad
An freieha - IL nssr ssuvsysd y ~ Agsst
Kot.f. Sffbs attsadad = Wishoa& dssay, a11
Tres 81 char sea
Through d6ksh for sale 70 IN poiata Wsst ovss
ths Hannibal : st. Joseph Rsilrosd, and both
branches Of che Pacific Railroad. 0ess ssFna1
Elondsau and Love-, stafford bnilding
). N. ARCH ER, Agent, Kodiak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-26

T,rs remarkable low rate ct which the t.
va ". r. X. Co., proposes te sell excur-
sion tickets TO New York is a matter OF uni-
.ersal sur Prise. Only s25 81 TO New York
apd return, h rail. Tickets good to du'y
18Th Tbs viii be splendid opportunity TO
visit the Eas, a, little expense comparatively,
and We expect to see lsrse number i'm.
Iroee H.
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Netice In namkruplcy.

THIS il TO gre notice thu, on the 18th day
= 81 nsy, tsss. = Wsrs.es - B&ssssctel - essst
ssaiasa Ills e4ssks II " etas sss. " esoksk La
caurfy, and stsfs OF Iess. tho kas been sdisder1
hss krapf % has Petition That the psJ rent u
suy and dstts-ry Of any pr pwsy b~or sfsG 70
ssch BsnAfspf b n sr his snl the transf~s u
ssy pssp~ssy ~ MIN. u sxbittea ~ as- That .
ne<sinG tbe eredtoFs the sat ~ hfupt - trsss
thA4r anA shsrAe sasxeesa Of his
ssts viii ~ ksi4 IT the Court u BaBkrupscy. 10 be
ho,dn d rssa ssst~. NC. Exfss 9ssss. dc o4ss u
IosA k~nss Jshn B<acs. n. Iss<, las Esh day 81
Juiy, A D isd9. II 10 ye'eeh
- ". CLARK, Z ~,
tune<-arfh NJ WILTON h~yuty.
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CITY NEWS.

Foa choice fresh butter snd other nice
things in the grocery line, 20 to Coz i Trims.
THs A. NJ. E. Sabbath School vent on .
picnic exeu.sion to the grove near WsrsAv
yesterday. !
Psnsosll.--Ksv. ]. T. MISSIONER left this
city on Monday last for the Esss. he VS.
appointed by the Young Mems Christian
Associaiiosr-sf this place, delegate to tbs
National gpAvention Of that Association
which met at Detroit on the 24.h inst.
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Aeeiene = Notice OF Apposntment

u sriSt If sh@ rnitd sssss fl tbs N trtrf 81
Lows u III. tsr VI Thsmxs q. sstss, ssnh-.
sspt-an fsAhs.rsss. A WI
rseAa@ T. A~v noers
easLR ard n asa s.reay xsss Tee u ti aprtt T.
j neat Asssgr n tAs sss4s ~ IN. ~ j. WOW
Or. II h Aux tn fke esasty Il lss, 10 sd - rtA
asd wso v.s isSs ahe $eh <ss - ArSi e6e, sd
jadret esrsrrpt mpsa has isisn. b, JOAN Brers
xssiss<f r. Ba sssef OF rid Court
basss At Kes kak- l. ws. IL ttsh Day Jane, -
~ 8 Nm. hAL 1hGEs,
i.nSf6 aw.Ts tEks4 As ixc<f.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-26

ACCIDENT We understand that two men
wers run org resr Bonapare, "Wednesday
right, b, thsfduwn tram on the Valley Road.
They wore lying on the track. One OF them
was killed, and the other one WAS severely
injured. We did no, learn tas name Of
either.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-26

NON nor Arrives on Sunday sAa Thurs
dsy. At O'Clock p. N, and Departs o. TusssA5
and Friday, 4 s'slssa : =
Amy IkwDeOo1, Anise q Tuaseng
.a6 lridayu III { o.Gnak p. =, ard OspArts -
"wednesday and Saturday, at a-p. ss
~ 305a19opu. Ar;vss IN Satssdsy -
W@anesday, rs p ~, and Dspssts pn Anaday
and fhnysfay, 1t I :. M.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-26

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Hoa1nun--te 70 TO Res es.loa. - a
koTksoss-Nsv - ~ ss'
PR hsAhst.
LAaD--City csfsd ies Psa
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fALLow--In hsis. lie; loose I've -
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QARkE1H III Tf.LEGRAP =.


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w1sas-Unss.sleA IN lover; ~ ssr.ss sssisai -
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kye-Dsi.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-26

nRirH % !, RisEe piLor.--Mr. Daniel
wright, who has been river pilo. tor thirty.
I've years, mes. Of which time be has been
in he employ Of the Northern Linz Packet
Cotnpsny. tEsd at his residence in this city
yesterday etter short Illness He leave. q
wife and i1kehildren 10 moarn his death.
The funeral wiz take place from his rssi.
dsnce, eornf Of Tenth and Concert streets,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-26
Nosice in Rankruptcy

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