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WARM sPRIkGs- rat
MADISON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA.
J.H. RUMBoUGH, PROPRIETOR.

This celebrated Watering Place opened for the re.
eepon and accommodation Of guests the 18th Of June
The W ARM SPRINGS situated twenty miles from
Greenve Tenn the East Tenn Virginia Rail
rosa at which point and commodous four horse
will be In readiness daily receive visitors
the trains The drive viii be made altogether In DAYTIME
AFTER the LIST OF Aug lst the wrun the Cncnn
Cumberland Gap ana Charleston Railroad from MOr
T. within fifteen miles Of Spnngs and this distance viii
be shortened daily.
The temperature of the varies "a degrees to los
degrees Fahrenheit
COOPER's WELL, NDs COUNTY, MISS
This noted Watering Place Open the reception Of
Gue.ts Charges Board and LOding Month, $50 per
Week, SIS; per Day So Conveyance for passengers
Terry StstOn the New Orleans Jackson aud
EN- Railroad; also Bolton g ststion the vics5urg
Meridian Railroad. 1NMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
~ b.-Drect letters to COoPer's Wed. Kinds County
Miss, via Raymond, Miss, there is daily communication
and q direct msil route Sunday sexceptea)
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NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
Tn. INV onLrAs. o. .sO.xr.
OFFICE % CAMP ST.. NEW ORLEANS.
.. o. NIXON. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
sneiai Journal of the state Of Loui.i....

onciai Journal OF the state OF Loui.is.s.
promote the social material and political vsbsins Of
he city Of New Orleans the State Louisiana gre
the purpose OF this journal The columns Of each days Issue
referred Of the thfunsss and
with which this design s exscuted
While the stand point Of the CRESCENT an independents
Wit reference to all the subjects Of newspaper
and discussion opinions always DO found 70 b can
idly, definitely and fesrlessly expressed
carefully selected corps Of
Correspondents. Home and FOREIGN.
Nd the usefulness Of the CRESCENT BY impartial letters
topics Of moment to the people Of this It's
e from the people form not the least interesting and vaua
bic feature Of Its wensd eoumns large share Of
days Issue given up 10
SOUTHERN ITEMS.
carefully CHILLED exchanges In the selection prsps
ration and arrangement Of News ether Reading Matter
Is claimed that the CRESCENT Is surpassed By any
thsr daily journal In the United States. The
Commercial and Monetary Reviews,
WIN the scrutiny fidelity and Judgment
With which this important branch of newspaper duty
formed for the CRESCENT
In brief the proprietor CRESCENT proposes 70
continue to the public ALIVE and every respect
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THANKSGIVING MACHINES.

PIANOS--SEWING MACHINES.
nj BURCHARDT-
MANUFACTURES AND DEALER IN FINE PIANOS.
IS Jackson Street, Corner Of Chippewa ..
Piano Repairing and Tuning done, and work GUARAN.
Ted. Pianos for rent Stools, Covers etc. always
hand Terms liberal
A Il. BLACKAAR. MUSIC PUBLISHER
IMPORTER OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the
knAe' Nunn' and HS 5IaNSs Prince ORGANS and
165 Canal street, near Dauphin
NEW ORLEANS
THE AKIoN PIANO FORTE.
GRAND TRIUMPH OVER ALL OTHER PIANOS IN
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
-t-a - C.r
The ARON PIANO FORTE declared by the Judges at the
ATE Far Of the American Institute held September and
est trial ordered BY the American Institute with ths Pianos
clsrsa Sx IS ~ T. ~ .h h P YES de
IGESrs WAIVED firstclsss ass and responsible Agents
wanted IN every city and town where We have not already
ss1S E. Circular: sE,Ss s term: etc TOO
Delaney street New YORK ~ AnG Mass Sss Ss
ZINE ANOs...............FINE PIANOS.
of PIAEos nansiac9rsd in Eoaissns which he susTsn
tees 70 be eqaa In all respects 20 those Of foreign makers
Citizens are invited 10 call
MI yoM HOFE WAS AWARDED the GOLD MEDAL
e the Louisiana State Fair held New Orleaa1 January
GUST. voM HOPE,
a 67 Magazine street.
NEW YORK..
EKOsT. BLACK q eO.-wHoLEsALE AND
Retail Dealers and Manufacturers Of
FURNITURE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
No. 70 B0wERY-Nesr CANAL St., ono
New York.
steamboats, Hotels Public Buildings furnished At
the shortest notice All goods purchased of house
anteeo as represented I
C. HxLLEsTED.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 81 Wall street.
NEW YORK. ,.,,..-f
EOL - and % PARK Row. NEW YORK.
An kinds Of MERCHANDISE PURCHASER.
Experienced and cOmpstent buyers engaged
Orders hed promptly and faithfully II the pros
and purchases made only from nrs class resbs
Orders will be allied, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY. vhsat
Fafeent RENTED Freight and Oommis.ons
Commissions exceeding 500, FIVE per cent
percent Address
ISAAC DAvEoA.
Psstonos Boz l7es, New YORK
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UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA

a SAFE. Certain and speedy
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A BOOK FOK THE UNFoKr,

J. BALDWIN DUFFs TREATISE ON PRI1
EAsEs. lmpotency, Loss OF Power, Nervous DE-
Notes on lmpediments 20 Marriage should be req,
<mpsting marriage Sent by mail on receipt Of
T. B. DUFF a GRIFFIr,
New Orleans Medical Inst
264 MRgaz
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add to the usefulness Of the CRESCENT BY impartial letter.
upon topics Of moment to the people Of this It's let
er from the people form not the least interesting and valuA
BILE feature Of lite wensd oolumns large share Of each
days issue n given up 10
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NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS

Even IN the sevsrest cases Of Ohrpnle Neursls
raj nervous derangemsnts-of many years stAnds
the entire system, its use for few days, o.
10 utmost, always affords the most sstonishib
cry rarely fails to produce complete and per,
II contains no drugs or other materials In thg
gree injurious even TO the most delicate syst
Always be used with
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-21
CIHcULA1,

A FTER due consideration and experience
re hsrs j aimed tfer Tho b-htht OF cur good
cnsIomsrs from ta4 ihth OF sy fsfs to al the
CASA sYsrhss .sr Bess 10 bel u CO delivery.
our prooG ssy.nx cnrtoaas conp!stn itsf they
Of othtrs srt rhsir bser b Is 10 order 70 avoid
this and ~ customer. the sfsartsg- VI the
sell Lax Beer si3 barrel until farther nosi
g es ?, ID y al e.ses delivery This shs bus. for
Tfs szioaa ks4por a,wn1s pays cash The dis
hofe.t eiii psy be sissr ii. IS
in.n. through Siiifsenes shd 6ose attention etsh-
lanes eassirsss, .iong ard
starts opposi on possttie 70 him IL makes
no difference h rent he i,as ray. Ifhe
well IL win Zig II II not tie Brewer vii ss his
money, an. 3itt -abiisaet slocn keeper Is injured
oyit
One oth.r c,Hs- 81 oupssiut i. that through compe-
nstify ami hs ssl.s feopsr either hss to IL
sire un his ,,ssinta 1hs paymant Of beer dsif-ry
will in sont r.ssars co swsy With this.
NEW SALOONS
cannot he 20 easily Z t.biished. A MN omen. new
ssoos loTrows u It up, has eyad for baer ard II
fhe bus il cd then the brese Is sxisded
out of ais du.s. This naturally higher price
beer n. t.s against oss The cash syst-
will do away WIKI Sc \ Mlsaanaa business.
THE CASH SYSTEM WILL BE APPLIED
TO ALL SALOON KEEPERS.
The good p,y-r world Jus, a. snn rather every d
w-ssiy monthly. Tn. deiinlrsnts can't get any
beer without the maBt With meet OF or customer.
would ra,b-r collect weekly than daily but NE will
have TO tresi all slikt.
OUR COUNTRY CUSTOMERS
are Informed that viii nish beer Al e per
70 be paid IN sdysues.
Parties sending under SIS rna ray exprsss
chsigea. on all GUNS s25 all pay charges
Book keeping " III ts done with. Thels.,f ped
dlers will be held Iespsnsbie for the beer III money
We think tat customers viii bsp.rftctiy kzifs-
1ec 18th this arrangement, and belisye taer viii
lind IL bel tsirisi 10 tAe n ~ we'll ~ 10 az
k.ekat, says t'ss
Jossp9 EUaS
2GHOFf & RaB
C PE-HsrEls 4 EAakL,
LEf3Y BRO.
Y. W. ASsaHUT..
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AIvaa NEWS.


ARRIVALS.
Steamer Dubuque, St. Louis.
- Harry johnson, St. Louis.
Tom Jasper,
g Savanna, :.
g Phil. Sheridan, St. Paul.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Andy johnson, St. Louis.
q Phil. Sheridan,
/" Dubuque, st. Paul.
Savanna, :,
The Tom Jasper and Harry johnson .'ii
be the packets for St. Louie ana way po'.''
this morning. The former leaves a. 9 ana the
latter at o'clock. :,
The Rob Roy and Aollie McPiks will be
- from St. Louis ths evening and return to-
morrow morning. The Aoilie leaves at .
and the Rob Roy at !.
The canada, Of the Northern Line, is due
from St. Paul for st. Louis A. Brown,
Agent.
The Phil. Sheridan will be along for st.
Paul to,morrow afternoonn at 0 clock. >.
u. Archer, Agent.
The Muscatine Journal says that at 10 re-
ported that Capt. Lamont, late of the Peter
Bslen, has been given the command Of
white collar boat, and will run il as q tri
weekly packet between Davenport and Keo'
kuk, forming, with the Countess, dali,
line.
The Hannibal fourier has the followin,
item
The steamer George arrived at Shrevepor
A few DAYS ago from Mineral Bayou, indisr
Nation, 1900 miles shove Shreveport. lot
miles above the mouth of False Ouehita
having gone 100 miles further up Red Rive
| than ever before ascended by any steamboat
The George was on trading EXPEDITION, 60
caueht in low water. and laid eleven month
waiting for rise to get back.
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LADIES, at J. A. Wallace 4 Co. IS auc,;on
TINS this morning you can find just wta, you
want IN the way of Dress Goods. cons;s,;,,
OF Black and Golored Silks, Irish ponlrs,,s
plain and fancy; Mohair Glaceo, Balmor.l
Skirts, Hosiery, &c, in addition to fine 10,
OF piece goods, such as French Cloths. Fancv
Cashmere, Light Woo! Tweeds, Trenton
pla'ds, Cotalles, Ginghams, Prints, &c, &c.
Sale commencing at 10 clock.
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InE Quincy Whig thus mentions the exs
eursion party which visited Keoknk on Nor
day g The MolIie McPike, having on board
the Quincy Eigh School, the Occidental Base
Bell Club, Gosch' Band and numerous 9th,
ers, left the city ct an early hour this morn.
ing. bound for keokuk. his excursion vii,
nndoubtedly prove one of the grandest affairs
of the season. The elite of the city were
we'll represented.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-21

OuE lady readers are, NO doubt, anxiona To
know Just how the Princess Of Wales appaar.
ed during her recent visit to Ireland; so we
will tell them what We know abou, it. The
Princess wore rich mauve tabinet dress. and
Jacket OF the same material, trimmed with
gold lace, edged with white. Her bonnet was
Of white lace, with white satin ribbon
boand at the back, and trimmed with sham-
rocks. In the centre of the bonnet there was
a beautiful white rose. twill be satisfactory
to know, also, that she wore large ch;gnon.
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VALUED AT $4,000.

second Prixe-0ne Lot on SECOND street
between Piass and Market streets, neariy oppp.
site the City Baiiding. Alton. llt2f feet OF See
ond street snitable tar stores. yalus $500
Third Priza .one Lot on corafr between
Third ard Fourth streets, Alton, llll-28 feet on
piaxa street ard 50 feel deep. Eaiued at 50, 0ea
Fourth Prixs--one Lot adjoining the ebere
| 20 feeto Pisa street and 50 feet 3fep. Valued
st - coo.
Fifth Prize--one Lot adjoining tha above
90 feet Pinss street aud so fee, deep. Valued
Fix Prixe--one Lot adjoining the abov.
Lots u (; fronton Piasa street - Il deep, build
ing FAX 40 feet. tive stories high Of sione
and brick, occupied a. carpenter shop. Valued
II $3.50.
Mil, all complete, Of beet MANUFACTURES. and 6n.
ished In goad stsls- Valued at S., cot.
Eighth Pr,Es--0ne nsw Engine, all, CON.
piete, with Governor, 80 horse power, finely I'm.
isbed. Vslaed at 81 eco.
Four P.izes-.consistng Of four Threshing
Machines and Horse Powers e horse power Of
best nm nu factare. Valued at $3.50 each 81 500
twenty-five Pc s.-In Sugar Mills. con
sistlng Of rs new Mills, Of best Manufacture.
&l2o each valued at g. 100.
Ona av niil-For saving cord wood, new
and nil complete. With power. Value. s275
Twsnty-6ys Pre- .s--In fne Sewing Ma.
chimes of various styles and Of best manufacture,
81 HOVE aLh Ginger hannihetHIiEg IoE p3hies,
ranging in price from SIS to 500 valued nj ST.
400.
.~...y-.nvs r,fses- IN eifvsr Hunting
Case Lever Watches, full jeweled, at s25 eeeh
ralaed q; 1875.
Forty.Bevcn Prixss--of valuable and use
full articles. viii range IN price from sl5 to s7s-
valued at $50. =
Ono Hnudred Pr.xss--In Greenbacks. at
$40 Per frixe, vasre 81 900.
Tw nsv PRICES in sets efhesi quality si.
yer plated Knives and Forks at g. per eat- $ 90.
Twenty dge Prixss-In sets Of best silver
plated Tablc Spoons, al 90 per stt--valncd a.
sIs0.
Twenty Frizss-Tn Albums, a, SC eaeh--
1920.
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Y
Refers by Permission 10

Judge Jo.eth GILLESPIE, OF Eirsrfsrii'e
sW Fate, Mayor Of the City Of Atton
Weaser. Alderman do q,
John sho1ier, DO DO d.
Geo Yafs4i, do Go do
Chss Wise, atterte.
HIS B.krr Judge Alton City co1r.
e A calisril.ta hisr Alton National Bark
d Ryrt+, CO er Jirtt Satoi Of Bank, All
l scsrsitf, Pre- 5ent do do DO
Bisr Wno!esne ar9c,r. Alon
Chss filinney, IL Go
Barr Bishop. Do do
Rstfilse Express Agent. AT III
TOPPING fras o., Whossaie Hardware u rShants
hsse, Hsynsr do GO d.
Hoaxsad, Vii ,ltssie Ciothiar
Indgs II VI Biiiirgs
Obi Bucsmsst4r
Q @ Alien, set II Iron Works, ST Louis, No
Wa err Simon, Co do
David Pier+or. eauker farrollton Ill
4 biac shrrn, tanker firden Ill
Mathew cowan Miller, do
b. zach, Foundry, Lfchdeid, III
Weer Bfo.. Millefs, csriinvEle, Ill.
Jons chapfn Co, Wholesale Deal "a In CooperaSe
chicago, III
ARMs. k-r. VII el-,alerron Dealer. Chicago. III
Hanson q n, Alton Agricultural works
n-fnsks q Thomas, Atlitrs, dirard, III
Mesrs CsnfSl d Wanxltr Boiler Dsalerx
FIJI. y $50 Main ef 81 Lsaie
John Shield lii North u 4rkst street Ct Louis
4 ho1er, sasie Foundry
-. mg,.. w and III M . street. et Louis
5osseA osssiey, Alton
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Now is the time to go East-baIf scroa.
the Continent for twenty Eve dollars, Paw
that amount to the Toledo, Peoria and War.
saw haiiroad COMPANY and yoa &c. t;cke,
that takes you to New York. orer a snlan.
did and direct road, 100. That's cbe.na,
,rasellag than it is to stay at home. Go to
hr' aunson, the efficient and eentlemsnlr
Agent Of the Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Rail
road, and get ticket.
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st. Louis & Quincy Packet Co.

TOM JASPER The fine steamer Tom
Jasper will leave keokuk for ST. Louis every Mon
dav at a. m. and Thursday at o'clock a. rn
MOLLlE McPlKE, every Tuesday and
Friday, at 8 o'clock a. m. Meals and state
rooms free.
Fare from keokak to ST. Louis, 90. Through
bills of lading given for freight TO all stations 'n
the Des Moines VALLEY Railroad.
An freight for the river conveyed to the Agent
at Keokuk will BIS attended TO without delay, and
free Of charge.
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Tan FiRsT or The SEASON." Charlie''
Cox tof The firm OF Cox & Irwin, that iocose
and genial friend Of ours, kindly placed be-
ioreus last evening Two boxes Of fine, large,
delicious Strawberries, the first ofthe season
They are from Southern Illinois, Egypt
rather and may be found nj their grocery es-
Enlistment.
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TnE La Grange and Brignol Opera Troupe
will give concerts in Quincy on Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week. This will
Afford our citizens an opportunity to enjoy
the pleasure Of an excursion and rich mn.
steal treat at the same time. Norma and II
Trovatore are billed for Friday, and Don
Pagquele for Saturday evening.
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1.-THE certificates are all sold, there ril Be-
donated to the orphans of the city Of Alton two
thousand dollars.
All money received from the sale Of Ger.
unsa.es viii De deposited in Alton National Bank
and First National bank Of Alton. Ill. 10 the
eIean o. tue Association and viii renain in hsnk
Sa-After awarding thepriaes, Warranty Deed
VII ne given 70 the lot that the Iron " orts stand
81, anu other lots clear Of incumhrance
-Any person Wishing to see ! san,,. ~
prizes. can do so BY calling ut the Pa,,irrs !.
Iron Works Office a.efsoh
NOTICE The above Iron Works viii i, -,
runnins until awarding Of prizes, and r..ss.. ~
orders for work. and all them q promptly. !. ~
been done fer the last seven years.
N0TIcEi---so person viii he nrthor,,., 5.
sell Certificates for the Association, or S. y
nized as an agent unless holding 4 certis,a,s s,
that effect from The Manager Of the Aa,ocI.t;.r
NOTICE = Persons sending for Certia c.sea
from the country send in registered letter..
Please give the address, name, to gn. county.
All orders must be addressed to
JAS. PATTERSON,
Proprietor and Manasar.
Al rbe osBes o. Patti Ms leu Works, ALTON I'LL
nAy2e An
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Making in all 300 Valuable Prizes
FROM SIS Tos $4,000.

DETAILS OF TIE DRAwIss..-A suitable
committee Of responsible and honorable gentlemen
will be selected Ia conduct the drawing and award
ing the Prizes on the day appointed, at the City
Hall, Alton, III. Plnn Of drawing win be similar
tatne orc oil choutesu Smith mill and farm,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-21

STRAwBEgRIEs.-Ther Bro. served up
the first strawberries OF the season to their
numerous patrons last evening. They viii
be constantly supplied with them in future al
their popular Ice Cream Saloon in the Estes
House Block. en- Main street,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-21

TaE BRlpGE.-Ihere was quite large ats
tendance of citizens at the Council meeting
last evening. That body was TO take action
in the matter Of the Bridge. Several ci'i-
lens participated in the discussion. Failing
TO agree upon any definite plan Of operation
the Council adjourned without action.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-21

Nsw Harn narasts
~ Telegraph Ess YosE. Nay %.
Fiou1-ciostd With more iope for erport 10y er.del
strongly In faror OF buyers; neiium ard I'd srais
drra.
Whes.-o titt and steady 1T & .s12 fer No 3 "a y
Gs5f sr Sol .pfis.
Rye Iuii 1T s e5s6
osts-si'aiy ATS for Western Ia store.
Corn-Aaderatel5 sctss az 81 1919 for new mix ea
vssiern ~ pat; II 10 for I'D eitto in sserc.
Mesa fork-stssdy At rs 1921. cash and regular
s1p so 80, buyer for Jlre
Beef-o let and s:es1y.
Cnt GeHts-yery dali.
Bacon-fominsh
Lsrl oui tai Ist+atk.
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By notice elsewhere it will be seen tina
Miss Nell Kramer, daughter of Mr.. F. Kra
fner, now residing in Pennsylvania, but
highly esteemed Keokukian nevertheless, i
married The congratulations and good
wishes Of many friends here will be sent
towards the sunrise to tie newly married
couple.
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stoeH narssr,

By Telegraph Hsw YosI NJ, 20
Gosernmsn Mt stocks in active demand aud CHER clos
ing strong Coupons Of 81 iiissS ~ do e. Ieal<gsz
do 81 1915: do IS. ifsIasss; now, IloISa NJ
10y a. 10 4es, ie4l w 3os ioe q slos.
Railsay usrke: generally qllet t.. ugh .ts.ay Xxx
pres and miscellaneous s1-re' hsssJ i1w Western
Unon Tel SKA; VIC 12s AZ; Erie s1a !: pfd
1871; Reading sit4ai4; Wabash ~ ~; NCIslsala
Mss.4aia:Ic iaeas7; RI as31es5.. n esI.aL
preferred 'esza4
American EIrrsssti i,sss1 G4i.oi States ia. az
Nj Sal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-21

ORA friend Lowry of the News Depot will
please accept our thanks for Frank Leslie's
Lady's Magazine aud Putnam Monthly for
June. Lowry is vide awake and always on
LEGATION as they can be procured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-21

Or the railroad between Bur ington ard
Carthage, the Gasshe says: ssNork on the
Carthage and Darlington X. r., is progress.
ing IN very aattering manner. We learn
that the road bed between Dallas and Car
thage will be ready for the ties in six weeks.
Nearly two miles Of grading is done between
Dallas and Burlington, and the work being
light will soon be completed The Directors
were negotiating with responsible parties
from abroad, Yesterday, for the iron and roll
ing stock. Let every cent of the snbscr;n-
ton be paid, If anything, little bef3re it is
due, and we shall not long be grooming under
the oppression of dull times
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Nav Music at Ayres Brothers

II was an error-,he statement that the
been completely destroyed by FIRE. The dam-
age was only partial, has been repaired and
Dixon is ready for the trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-21

- = Friday and SATURDAY. evenings Of hi.
aesA Nsn'asy is TO have real live Italian
ope's. ne renowned Brignol. !. - :.
.asf 80 VIZ ,as esssarated Nine La Grange
as Prima Donna, aud .a.a;..a o'aoke
like N lie Stella Bonheur, ana e a.''s.s
Ii sarti, Ciccone, and Lauza. . ~ Lott
evening the Open Norma, Z With IL. 'aas
al OF I'll Troyatore" on Sataria, Mich.
Don fassuaie The QuineJ;;es are en-.
faasiasfie over the atTair. By The vsy. the
passfa aovn there, sar tbs. party Of Kso.
kakiAns will be down. Who's eoins2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-21

The nuterriGed a. Carthage, over the river,
received the news Of impeachment with
special issues of the papers, violin, a
shin,dig, bell schofeld and a general
drunk. See The Gnzette.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-21

We noticed yesterday the statement Of The
L. S. Court for Iowa, had purchased the
Dyer properly in Dubuque for $1,000. We
are advised that there Is no truth in the state
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-21

THASks.- Messrs. vansant 1 Halloweli
caused US to smile last evening by handing
us box Of delicious Strawberries. You have
our thanks, gentlemen. Hope you will come
again
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-21

The Register Office at Des MONIES has
hoisted Grant pole, and proposes to keep i
hoisted until Grant is elected President.
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Departuresof the Mails
arrival, and Departures Of Eeokuk Packets,

ROB ROY, Arrives on Sunday and Inuls-
dav, at o'clock p. M, and Departs or Aue'
snd Friday, at 7 o'clock a. M.
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, at 6 o'clock P M, ana Departs W
Wednesday and Saturday, at .. IN.
III. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, at p. M, and Departs on MONDAY
and Thursday, at q. m.
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Financial and Commercial.
nARKETs BY TELEGRAPB.

Chicago Market.
BY TsiagrspE.l csasAso. NAY h''
P,onr-In moderate demand for Low and medium
grades; prices unchanged.
Thsat-ksttsr, bat very irregular. elosins dull 30
spring s. Iosa IL No .prias u W. u s'3i
corp-Prmer, brt CLOSED tame ata2as2.4 for Fol.
eat.-rar demand and firm 1t Ios1 All
Rye-Dnlk .nssI s.ies Of No J - 81 70
Barley Inactive ard nominal
Prossion.-- Gale; pork SIS; very little dsssnd
lard STEADY and quiet AIS.
Bulk Meat.-Duf; shouliers can be had a. is3sa
49,.
Frsighss-stesdy and frm. &c for AMI DC for
~h.a, to Buffalo; Sc for to oswsgo.
chicago Live ssocs market.
81 Telegraph oHieAas' May 20
Receipts Cattle 20 eaf. oSs 50 cars sheep tears
Cattle Ezra i IS 50; fair to sosa eT5as s.eot
.r.4S475.
Hoes Extra sss IL, ( good 10 choice Soas s
saeep-.hcise 1891 80; good 1871.
Te,.de market.
b. eeiegraihl T9thpo. May 10
&he.t--fif m amber 81 q
Corn-Actirea nd firm At s3 tos ssl.
osts-ouiet; sslss at a.
Milwaukee marnst.
81 Telegraph anvAusxs. Maj 70.
Flour More s:iv.; eli. Xxx ~ soa;o,
Wheat-.a.l al T. li5s fer M H.
~, Lo.ts r.rAx.
~ Telegraph d, Lor,.. Ny ~
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CLEARANCE SALE of remnants at the New
York Store this week. Napkins, Table Lin
mems and Hosiery from New York panic sales