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New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

FEO CONTRAC IONS. =. o..,,., N ,esa n, N.
nil yl he received uutH SAfVRpAl OCTOBER ~ ir -
- ,rIyG NASONRf ami BRIDGE WOhh "n the western t,s"A
- nen Central railroad cSierls from anll4 $500, HI.
A,, thr Mdde Division, rih itAal "a ''iN"'1 ~ ~
uesy fhr srhuyihl sui Lell-h k'tf, ., b. loniug
A., ths i,i.ra Division hon sai1 sNAAl 'h'''e- 81"
nav be- made TO- the whole portion OF he WORK IN sec
'' % I s9ceaioas NAV be seen st tle ,ee 81 % 'a Soa1
Puti.yne, Pa
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

IETILLIAM KENNELLl, late Sherid ,Ifls,dA s Anc-
w .a,.r Office 80 Pnr-hf., val SILL at Atb4lON on
rpsI9V a. C Al l. o'clock the kEchange Salesroom. No
~ pdsay TIRI valuable LOfS situated on hsbiaae hoI
-, eor,r Of sttvseyenht, fronting CenuA TAEi 'i'' NA
.,d GO, ,rans ef fhs sui other sales coming on
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
counfrp 3taI Gs.utt for sgaI,.


courtrp 3raI Gsttt for gaI,
EIONEY to LOAN on New-Jerscy Property,
~ braalaaT. Room No. 22}.
---------u.---.--------,----
e.adisn sals Of g;1I csicl.
4 j. BLEECKER, SON T. Co., Auctioneers.
-s TI'i4l;; o. 10 at " n ~ tle EEe4aa-.
ANTy-sIlAe tH0stog and iares sr t &c., Ani'y
deep one The sn-.; bauess h . 1i pfa,.
ut se,i'n Of 1e city, Ae nonse = - h bou7 g; s Order aih
roof TIE baiu have eioton r-aiass. have
epe c The last - yea by A Darlud qaeae
Tide u1lre'i enable. ard terms liberal
A j. BLEECKER, son & Co. Huctioneers.
MISUNDERSTANDING Lot eas. sde Of N,rr-- a5 f-. ,oal
Of Alit is &c, p e b. iOl aud No go MrctTst
a. city lot) side n j. between Ne4s s,i B-yi mar
IN tse RIVER one o. ne 4ne places ia that section of the country
sEfESrISlN tnsE and FOURrHAvRIo southeast corner
AyESAbolis Lots ard Cottage end tle
Huna anl NeFagel .ioad, onnOse e depot 20 Mos Ilpra
very desirable rpfry fI speculation, ucsr le Harlem River a ih
fos celi purchased 50 ez!eaye b. Ahsw.lofA association o.
2TsTFre Lot, south side Of Il2lhsl fee, eas. Of Ta
Maps at No a Celarst
4 JOURNEAY, AuctOneer
e the valuable Property No. 5Jaaessi between Chat
hA aud N'TogsT yea5 ,.d Ceas19-slrare m = On
at Exchange sseoom. 10 III Broadaay Lot 1883 s two Brck
buildings the lot Terms accommodating Maps With further
ucullls. . le Auctoteers O4ee M rlarst
A J. BLEECKER son s. Co, Auc,ioncers.
-. FIDi1 Or .t i2 o'Gcek AZ tle LsLsnge Saesroom
ThHyEth and 1rysornttsis, lot 91,a The building is sub
aa ana ven airrl o iel, il9"s vim Al tae e'n'sne,
bLlAbE II SANDS MERRITT SaSDS Msls AZ No. d, Cearlt
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

NyTARREN WARD & Co.
w MANUFACTURERS Of FURNITURE,
t,ishushel 1870
wsrboues-No. IS AMI ?. spn'' crae, ~ r,SJ Mandatory
erfrudur ttronrl o NJ ll Janr
unrr of litrc examine tie grsi stock oi FASHION
,fi Furniture. {, BE- iuHnd u thls city, cousi-ug oi
CHAMBER PARLOR. LIBRARY, AND DINlNGROOhNlTkS
or orr OWN MANUFACTURES AND WARRANTED
IN EVERY RESPECT
s,teron yire Z, tie furnishing ofCnURcnEs, COUNTRY
RFSlpENCI~s HOTELS g.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

ElONEY to LOAN on New-Jcrscy Property,
oT t'i' Z iLL. Nev Irsssy A-l Lslate Lr'Asf o
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
SHus:ntrts.

NTTBLO" GARDEN.
- JARRETT PALMER Ls'sess sRl Managers
tbs Oturtr) EifEiSG net
Polsre.r ast Of BA8pE LlEtg.
Spsl l'"I er 70 ~. ef la GRAD btcisg
,an s S co9I5 EyEg ,g n,4gp ,. TForpv ~
Sss m tie above performances really te Tx oGce sai si
mrs music siorc
plKE' OPERA HOUSE. ,...u, v.....,
l. L. 1ff orEsisG or TE sac6SD 5bisoS ''
HATsHPEs GPEsg g6SG2fHyyqvSrD 6$Ssgys,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT. IA.
On uAeh o1sszioa WI. be presented
Ls GRaSoE 65diI.. s. PE g eraoIsTaS
MILE. TOSTEE.
Nso will make her Gfs sp,lauss wy = th season in Ar
4uz DJcaRssB. -
MONS AuJAC 5z
''A'- nj r.. g-r,, orit .oaic no.
Nes.r, LEsUc fAGRlFFOUL aad DUCHEsYE.
NOTICE. limited namh %! b,re sna stalls mas he subscribed 9F
By tie easoa. OF for certain asi4 yery ses OF and 4''r
the Box oce the or Hons where srculas be learned
The sale q resered sat will commence today oc'0cr a. scar
SCALE OF PRICES:
Rs.erved 50 PIoseeaam BoEe % %
WALLACK3,,, = ,n.r,. ,r,,,.cr
Miss n BARRLTT.
van appear ' THdRsbaY EyESiSG. OCT g. 1859,
& WI be pre,e5isa q e9Pa' & Nv % s', g l's a1''0' i"0
LOVES SACRIFICE. . .
Matthew " j. ~: 'N
Paul Laeul.. hr lae fe
~ = D. to1
t',, nor8iric ................... Mr G. H. Rockwell
Morae J. L Na,5h,ss
DuhTy. Ai =
D.. j. - HN-
letuiale ue vermont - .a9
MauoH. liS sol
Friday 0Ci G-SiM0Y BR NiRD AL DEARER THAN LIVE.
6ATuEDAY OCT lO.-LoyEs SACMFiCE
MONDAY. OCT. I2--MASKS AND FACES
TUESDAY. OCT l3--IllE STRANGER .,
T. compliance applications at the Box oace isni "
ye lr proper proiu 'on Of TIE NEW hAa Ig
prpar'on M Wack announce for neI week kglgA
N ts Elorst Sttsl,r PLAYS: MASKS And FACES" "THb
STRANGER" am "THB RIVALS" with all ,he com etenes OF
Seenery Appointments Distribution Of Characters hst dSaanes
a NsW DRAMA OF POWERFUL INTEREST,
By i bLcw 3 sTfe9i FSi 'i! Bow. ,7G''''
L iu preparation and uiI speedily be produced
Doors oreu a. y. 20 commcnle et D oco-k
VHE sTERE5oP,TsIIcSQ1Er IA. At vIRN IRyING HALL
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
O''4 '' ExIuBIII0S OF FtLL0NS WONDERFUL
SrERE0PTltoN ,.,., ,
The press u-annoas 10 e most Interesting eil0o '
y.s... N TIE most lovely scenery IN
ENGLAND, IRELAND, SEQ LASD FkANCh..- , ,,,rprc,
GERMANY. Tally ard AAlEt.iOA
ROCKWOODS LOCAL VIEWS ,,.,,.c
GEMS OF ART I've LiSI ANlN'
WASHINGTON SEYMOUR GRANT aud MCCLELLAN
Admission. 90 C-li- CLilifcl, p CertA
Go .fara,rs anS 0lgus.
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FROM NEW lURK.
NV YoRK. Aug

NV ! OK, Aug. 4
| Thomas Fitzpatrick, aged seven years re-
siding with his parents in Sixth avenue
Brooklyn. who was bitten by mad deg on
Monday last was attacked with hydrophobia
yesterday, in its most violent form.
Last evening, Mr. j. Abranam Sawyer, re-
siding in Cincinnati, Ohio, while riding up
in one of the Eighth avenue cars, had bis
pocket picked Of a poskethook containing four
hundred and ffty dollars III money, ana sew
eral drafts and valuable rurnrs
A Fire broke out last evening in the Fruit
Packing Establishment OF Richard Martin. on
Water street Brooklyn, involving a loss Of
5000.
A man named William Douglas was found
dead in his room, at No SO Sand street,
Brooklyn; he had been missing since last
Thursday night, and the body was 50 de.
composed that on moving it the head fell Oft.
His mother aud sister had gone to the
country some time ago, and becoming alarm
ed at his continued abse nee, the sister return
ed yesterday; ard IN searching about the
house, an almost overpowetiug stencil dis
covered his body. How be mel his dtaLh is
o mystery.
The Chinese Embassy left The city yester.
day on visit to Secretary Seward.
The money for the Alaska purchase was
paid yesterday in gold certificates. Baron
Stocked wanted draft on London. but as he
couldn't get it he took coin or its equivalent
McCoole, in letter TO Mr.. Queen, objects
TO having the stakes for The late prize light
given up, aud insists that the fight must take
place. He considers that making All ap-
pearanee at late appointed time Won the
money, but will waive that for another APP
pearAhce. He is content to leave the money
10 Nj. Green hand.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, JAngt 4,
The colored people Of this city celebrated
che anniversary OF the British emancipation
Of slavery in the West Indies, yesterday
in quite an imposing manner. A large body
paraded the streets. and several Thousand
people eongrtgated at the Concordia Park
and jacques Garden. where speeches were
made and general festivities indulgea IN.
Jas. Wilkinson, a well known citizen,
killed man named Il. Graves, at settle
ment five mites from this cry, yesterday. The
cause OF The affair is not definitely known.
Means are beirg devised to carry INTO ef-
fect the PROVISIONS of the act OF Congress
transferring the Z. s. Arsenal to the ilE o.
81 Louis, which requires monument 10 the
memory OF General Nathaniel Lyon.
he anniversary of the battle OF vi lson
Creek, at which General Lyon was Killed,
will be celebrated on tie 10Th inst.
The Democratic State Convention will
meet here 10 morrow.
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FROM CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Aug.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.
Gov. B. F. Cue and Hon. Peter Aelendy,
Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Iowa Agn~
cultural College, are in the city engaged ia
purchasing furniture, &C., for that institution.
They will exoend between twelve and fifteen
thousand dollars.
Prof A. s. Welch and Prof s. W, Towns
end, the former elected to the Presidency oil
the College and the latter to It's Chair Of Ag-
rculture, are elso here aud will proceed to
Iowa in few days TO assist in the organiza-
ton and opening.
The first exposition Of the Woolen Manu-
faetnrers Association OF the Northwest com
menced at the rooms Of the Association in
this city at 10 clock this forenoon. There
are on exhibition some 1000 specimens 0;
wooden goods from so Observation-Disclosures
The specimens Of 1nmanufaetured wool was
most imposing An area Of 1000 feet i:
completely occupied b tables closely paeked
and all filled with the choicest specime ms O
fabrics Of looms of twelve States.
Ihe proceedings we're opened by q few re
marks from Geo. s. Bowen, President May
OF Rice made an address Of welcome o th,
part OF the city, and Governor 0glesby OF
the part ct tas STATE. They MsSS foil pvsl
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


PouGHkEFFsEE, August 4.
An exciting boat race came off yesterday
afternoon nj Siug Sing between Charles
Ward, one Of the Ward brothers, and Jared
Raymond ofihis place. The course WAS one
mile and a half south and return for 81 600
side. AT the start Raymond took he lead
and maintained 1t till after he turned rhe
stake boat. when one of his oar-trigger broke.
when Ward passed him and won the race -
The Judge decided in Wards favor. Time
not given The affair caused much excite
ment. and Sam Collyer offered to match Ray
mopd sgain for any amount of money the
Wards can raise About $500 changed
hands on the result r ymond was the favor
ite al The start at the rate OF 2 TO /.
SAN FRAscIsco. Aug. 8.
The steamer Japan sailed for Tokohoma
and Hong Kong to-day inaueuratlng q
monthly line OF steamers between San Fran-
cisco and Hong Kong. She had 262 passen
gers aud merchandise valued at 500, 600, and
S63s no treasure. j. Koss Browne, hmeri-
eau Minister to China: Chas. y. Preston,
Commissioner Of the Agricultural Depart
ment. Baron Richtsheten, Geoogist, pas
sengers to the Pacific coast, unanimously
endorse Browne for the China mission, as
possessing many qualifications to assist him,
IN renasIltlg Vhiuapte services to the ontleu
States. Baron Rlchtsheten intends making
Geological researches in China.
AUBURN, N. T., Aug. 4.
A large crowd assembled at the depot this
afternoon to witness the arrival Of the
Chinese Embassy. The members proceeded
in carriages to the residence of Mr. Seward.
Tomorrow morning they visit the Prison In
the afternoon they 60 to the farm OF A. =
breIiug 10 ~isures the exhibitions of mowers
and reapers. On Thursday they 90 to Viii
low Brook The distinguished visitors will
remain in town until Friday, and so from here
70 Niagara Falls
PHILADELPHIA, Aug, L.
The cotton mill Of Ino Brown & Sons in
this city, was totally destroyed BY fire this
morning. with the machinery, DC. Loss
SlI5 600: insurad s4a.aN0
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.
There will be issued, tomorrow, to the
Central Pacific Railroad, bonds and pat,
snts for section of twenty miles, ending at
the l7sih mile the Sacramento Commission
ers reporting said section completed and
equipped as first class road.
Secretary McCulloch received telegram
this evening from ex- Governor Cox. Of Ohio,
in response to one sent him yesterday, re-
quesiing him 10 accept the appointment OF
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, which
Mr. Cox persists in declining on the same
grounds as before
Commissioner Rollins has prepared list.
containing fifteen names Of parties, whose ap-
poniment as supervisor under the new spirit
and tobacco law. that he has recommended
to he Secretary Of the Treasury.
The cabne, meeting too day was thinly at
tended, Messrs. Seward oebohsld, Eysrts
and X snaail being absent from the city,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-05

BY speeehe. from e B. Ward, Of Detroit,
President Of the National Manufacturing As.
sociation. and Hon. S. s. Hafes, Of this city.
This afternoon the Association visited the
United States yards THIS evening addresses
were made by W. G. Cutler, Of Milwaukee,
aud Geo. 3. stebhrss. of Detroit, To-mor-
row viii be mainly occupied with the exhlbi-
tion Of goods. An excursion to Crib will be
made during the afternoon. In the evening
there viii be convention of wool growers
and manufacturers, when addresses will be
made By various prominent gentlemen:
The organization of sections will take
place, and about ,heee hundred members are
expected to be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-05

MILLINE ENA.
spiesberger, Mayer Co.........No. III Main st
Mrs Weber cor Third Main streets
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM THE SOUTH.
ALExANpRlA. Va.

ALEXANDRA, Va, Aug 4.
The locomotive Augusta, OF the Aexan.
dfia. Washington 4 Georgetown Railroad
exploded this evening AT the depot crossing in
Alexandria just as the train was starting tol
Washington, knocking away portions OF two
houses IN the vicinity and scattering frag
ments in every direction One colored mar
is believed 70 be fatally injured. The engl
neer and fireman were slightly hurt. 4 DO,
had his hip broken and seriously hurt, anc
several Others were injured
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-05
FROM DES MONIES.

DEs MoIsFs, August 4.
Regular trains commenced running to day
on the {. r. /. 4 p 4 K, westward from
here TO DeSoto twenty miles distant.
New wheat Is now coming into the market
quite lively.
An excursion party fer the end of the
Pacific Railroad leaves here TO day Among
the party are Hon. +. W Palmer ard wife,
and f. +. Withrow and wife.
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FROM CHICAGO.
CnIcAeo. Aug. 4.

CHlcAeo. Aug. 4.
Mr. Colfax and party, who leftthe city es-
terday for the Rocky Mountains, are very en-
Enthusiastically received by the people along
the route. At Sterling. III, Gov. Bross
made few remarks in response to The cheers
Of the crowd. Al Dixon, Mr., Colfax made
short speeches He also did at Clinton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-05
FROM WASHIsGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 4.
Senator Trumbnll is very i'll in this city,
with scarcely any hope ofrecovery.
An Instruction camp for Infantry is to be
established in Washington at ouee.
Thad. Stevens remains here quite i'll. An
effort will he made to remove him to Lam
caster next Thursday.
The appointment Of revenue supervisors
and detectives under the new law are not to
be made at present
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FROu THE SOUTH.
TALLAHASSEE, August

IAIEAHAssEE, august :.
A large Democratic Ratification and Mons
mating Convention WAS held here yesterday.
William D. Barnes of jackson county, was
yesterday nominated for Congress. A torch
light procession and a splendid display Of
fireworks took place last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-05
FROM NEW YORK.
New YoRK, Aug. 4.

New York, Aug. 4.
The official letter of acceptance to the
Democracy, on the nomination for Presi-
dent, by Horatio Seymour, will be made pubs
lie tomorrow afternoon.
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h0RkIs skLLrkS 4uf FNAAa d q ~ AtNfsH3hes
n. SELLERS CO..
RrD3s r OMfs des.s r. .Y1chfnists

ESTEAM ENGINE and general Mill Work,
~ Gs.. and efeam Fittings plan And 0rnsraets,a al
rem aud Brass Cs.tsnga; Aseut. ter MoGowan's
Double sss Nnsle acting force ans lifting Pumps aif
ford's IntsctofN4 supplying Heers, corner piandaen
sua ssssa anal Ie.ss ff-rss-ttr
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TEExLr, single subscribers, per year, .
" in clubs Of FIVE, leack)
!" in clubs often, (each) b
KEOKUK DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS.
brown Knowles. Main d Fifth streets
American Watches.
!. g riiges................Nosl 2 Estes House
AUCTIoSEEEs.
UYish Goodman .................-..7l Main street
BOOTS 4 sHoEs-wHoLEsALE.
H4Iahcton Huiskamp. p.............s3 Main street
BOOK-BINDER.
INPesrcs 4 son..... Gate City B'id'g, Main 81
BAG rAcToRr.
Beers ..........ioe Main stre'
BOOKS = sTATIoNERY.
David Lovry.-.....................s Second street
NV Westcott............Maln street-nsar Fourth
Webster Bros. ......... -. ..-se Main street
BOOTS 4 BHOEs-RETAIL.
M, Dean .................cor Third Main streets
iIuiakamp = Matless...............s0 Main street
Huiskamp 1 Bro.....Main street. bet 4th 5th.
Hart, Agt.----.--..... lss Main street
BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Val, Armitags co...cor Ninth Johnson.
BONNET BLEACHERY.
q Emerson ......-.........eor Fourth B1ondeau
CLOCKS, WATCHES JEWELRY.
eam 9 Bridges 4 Estes House.
J. Ayres sons...... ...........e7 Main stree,
CLOTHIERs.
Etncifl, Jones i Co..a..cgy Third Main streets,
titts, Stern Co...-cor Second Main streets
coMmIssloN MERCHANTS
Nm Sturges. ges........,...............46 South Levee
clocks-wbolesals 4 Retail
s. Bridgcs................No Nos 1 Estes House
Coin, Silver Ware.
0 Bgidges.... .........Nos Estes House
DENTISTRY
Or G IngenolL....cor Third Main, (up .tairsl.
my HOLEsALE.
d Shelley Sons Main street.
Kramer, Irwin Co......... ......l0o Main street.
psuas-wHolE.ALE RETAIL.
wilkinson, Bartlett d co...........s. Main street
Kerr q Fn'ler.a...s........ ..,....sl Main street
DRY-aooDs-RETAI
I'm Dostvies 81 Main street
Phillips & Kerr r.....................s5 Main street
pn nras;sr '''''''' ''''. "a Main s,res,
tgis'eerger, Mayer d co..,..-.-So, Ill Mains
Engraving, Brands. & ssals.
SO Bridges. Estes House
-.
Duncan, Karls 4 co..,....14o 4 142 Main street,
GAS STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooaf Son n,........J ohIsan street. bet 50 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
SO Bridges .............N .Nos1 d Estes Hous /
8. Pollock Co......s............lls Main stree
Kellogg, Biree dco................ss Main stree
RF Bower Co........................en Main stree
-
GROCERs-RETAIL.
nuoeI'son ao '''''.'...' q. NJ
= $1ei ''..''.'
u..a-...A r..r rn.r;.h;ro f.nca. |
A. Weber 4 ACo.....................1i3 Main street
p..A p,o,hsr. cor Fonrtb \ Main streets
p,I "a Ma;n street
uArs. caps : E7TnyusHrNt, ,,OOD..
n:na, r.n.. 10 Main street
HATS. CAPS AND NOTIONS
pn,sttt 4 co..........9 81 Main street
uoTEIs
ranfs, uou.s ...-........ cor Third 4 Johnson
nsm;n. Unrse cor Second L johnson,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-05

N0Iice 10 Saloon Keepers
YvHE Licenses applied for and granted by
u the City council under ordinasees Nos. ll3 and
ia are row made ont And ready for delivery.
4. HELCHMAM,
Clerk Of the City Csancl
Xeokuk Jul, 90 1855 jy30-lv
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IOWA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST s, 1868.
nj IIJSIC.

MFRS. A. C. BURR. corner of Fifth and
1vk Fulton stseets-A nsst snocessfsl 1sacAsr oi
twenty Year, experisDcs-vill receive fsv moro pm.
pills In Music. Frsnch, and DrsviaG-
jy26-dlr
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BY TEIEGRA
AFTERNOON DESPATCH rs.
From washi11 8 ton.
Thad. Stevens and Senator TIum.
bull Ill at Washington.
Locomotive Explosion mt Alex
andrIn, Va.
Ex.GOv. Cox Declines Reve.
nue. Commission,
COnf1agFatiOn In Philadelphia.
GOLD CLOSED IN. NEW YORK 145a
AFTERNOON DEsPATCnEs.
From washit1 8 ton
Locomotive Explosion mt Alex.
andria, Va.
Ex.GOv. Cox Declines a Reve.
nue. Commission,
Conlagration In Philadelphia.

GOLD CLOSED IN. NEW YORK 145i
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select .ohoel viii to rg d in junction h the
G rasrtvci College, cenmt1 eng MONDAY, Aug 2lst
NJ CassettQn wiii cfntuet this eeptiln eat. The
bnei - bran he viii he ir1usiy tanth, and es.e-
eisi stsenton w4t Issid Ia Prnmaseb p Irice per
finn n ten aek4 ila nsy ute II the end Of il tesm
fnff Srtuf4rstIiIi tire Z rat rnfiffts
stliens tuition in the stet Sch o. tree Of charge
The Coiiaga wt be removed 10 Johns1h's bnid
VII MILLER.
stf1 S Principal
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son n.........J ohrson street, bet Sd 4th
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DIRECTORS. ..


unsn.r,
kLisHAs WApss ORTIZ.
lineage
NATHAN MEARs
heAfs, BATES Go. ohs'sxs
saMokl HALE; n,
, hs's, hy" y W o"'nss"
B. fARWsLL ,.,. c,t
'ehh 'sf"~eh 30, eh''aso'
v IuhPiS, c
Turpn 1oa aoiesso
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
q Bridges s............. Nos l d Estes Hou
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/ A0CWOv1e0s
IN KEGS ANCHOyIE3 received By
/ ~ jy1s k0BERTe0A AL1a19.
Cheshire Factory Cheese.
i n Inst received By RoBERTs0H ALsKRs.
RACoN.-5ooo lbs. Shoulders just re-
- csi,ed By RosRRfsos AlBnRs.
Assignee's Notice Of Appointment.
| Iowa. In sns matter Of n P. Smith, hspkrupt-In
bankruptcy.
| II ,chon il rsav coHeern
TlsHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his appointment Assignee Of III estate Of h P.
Smith, Of Keokuk Ill the county Of Leo. in said District
sdiuoged hsnkrnrt. upon his own petition, BY John
| Bruce, II gister in Bankruptcy Of said Court
Dated AT Keckuk Iowa. The 2lst day Of July. 4. D.
1865. JOHN N. IRWIN
jui,22 Wed Assignee
Notice In Bankrupicy.
In the District Court OF the United etAtss for the Dis
triot oi Iowa, In bankruptcy. In the mattrr of
The 1lth day Of July, A. D. lsGs U. 9. A. District
OF Iowa.
THIS i. to rive notice th.t petition has heen, To-
Wit on ths lIih day Of July, A. D. 1865. nIed in
Lee County in ..id dIrrict Who has been heretofore
duly declared bankrupt under the Of fConGsas entk
tied AN Aei 10 establish uniform svstsm Of bank
ruptcv Throughout the Uptsd statss approved March
"a 1857 or discharge aud certificate thereof from
his delta And other caims provable under aa sofand
that the 18th day Of Aug A. D 1883. at 10 oclDrk
ID Keohus ee county iowa. vheb and whers all cred
ors ssd bankrupt and all other pefsons ID interest
may attend and show cause, II any they have. ~hy
the PRAYER ots.id petitioner should not he grated
Clerk II. 4. District Court, Eeokuk, lows
july1A aw-1ues
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BOOKS 4 STATIONERY.

David g Lowry...................... Second street
NV Westcott Main street-nsar Fourth
Webster Bros. Main street
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fs'EA-One-half chest Of trtrq fine Young
Il Hsson. Try it-at J "A O MeQgEEN'3
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THE CAPITAL STOCK

III n OhT n h - w"
II Three Million Of Dollars; divided into sbafes
Of S25 each. When So paid on each share, q
certificate of stock fer s25 will be issued, and no
further assessments to be made. WecxPeet to 20
able to par earned dividends Of interest on The
latter amount as- soon as the lines nrA completed.
Installments from time to time, for The payment
of the stock subscribed, will be chilled for by the
Directors, A. the erection Of the lines progress.
Subscriptions for asngle share will be received.
The more the stock IL distributed the better for
the Company. There IL no individual liability H-
Ar Ia affak.k ID Id ff,r -
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HARDWARE.

Hardware & House Furnishing Goods
A. Weber ACo.................-.....1s Main street
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BOOTS = BHOEs-HETAILs
M, Dean .................cor Third Main streets
fIuiskamp 4 Matiess. s...............60 Main street
Huiskamp Bro 49,. Main street bet 4th b 5th.
EK Hart ARt................. Main street
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DHY.eooDs-RETAIL.

Engraving, Brands, & *sals.
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