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VALUABLE FARM

Situated In Kenpebunkp port on Kennebunk river, with.
In one mile q the village containing tveutydv Acres OF
moving land and ten acres Of pasture aud woodland
SAID farm produces u enyh tons Of good hay yer year.
aud FREE from whlteweed. The house story and
half enc, with an IL" and wood house attached, and
contains ten veil finished rvoms u In good rerar with
Ono cellar under the entire hcnse. he barn ~
feet and 10 In gon order There Is an extra well q uaes
and never falling brook the premises. All n The
buildings arc Of q very superior character There % .
gond school within shot distaDcs. and four churches
within mile of the premises
This farm IL pleasantly located and commands an en-.
tensye view Of the Village and adjacent shpysds And
Il known as the .Jacob Merrill Farm"
The above premises AFFORD IN opportunity such a. i-
dom presented In purchaser fcS mrthes parrusas en-
quire u GEORGE NJ OAkEs, dealer In books and STA
tIooery, Kennebunk, Me. WIN
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FOREIGN.

A Montreal special says all the correspondence
which has passed between the fenian lo,lge in
New York and Montreal has been scircd by the
Government, and grand exodus Of prominent
Irishmen from Canada to the United States com.
menccd ON Monday in consequence. Over
400 persons arc implicated and the entire affair
will 6e brought before the Court in Ottawa. II
is reported that an international case will liz
made Of il. whelan has been committed fol
trial at the Assize Court.
London is looking at some photographs exc
cuted by VI. Adophc Drawn Of Dornach, Haut-
rhin, which preserve all the tints Of the paint
ings Of which they are copies. NJ. Drawn Is
the discoverr Of the process by which this is
accomplished, but he has not divulscl the Sc
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Cambridge Market-.April ~.
CORRECTED TWICE 4 WEEK.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
Prices Of Market Deef-Extra 81 IS "a SIS 90 INST
quality sl3 80 10 81 OBJ second quality 81 0OD &l3.
20; tSirl quality $40 90 20 sll %.
Prices Of Store Catie-working Oxen, v pair, $50,
5000, $3.50 "a $50.
Mich Cows aud Calves from $37, $50. SI5 IS! I'd 500
Yeariinys $40 10 $50 two years old $50 40 $4S ihrce
years old So 6D 500.
Prices Il Sheep anil lambs In lots 81 So 50 75 81 20
each; extra IS % 90 s. 90, or from ~ sc Y ID.
Spring lambs, % 10 90. Veal Calves, 50 10 u.
Hides 81 I'D DC. Tallow 20 &c v h.
Pelis 81 IS 90 81 % EACH Calf skins Is 20 ooc Y b.
Nh. Deef-EStra AMI hrst quality includes noahng
but the hest large, fat stall he'd Oxen scoo quality In
clss the hest Oxen the hest stalltsi Cows
and the thee year oil stecrs ordinary consists OF
Bulls and the refuse 81 las
Shecp-Eurs includes Corscs, and when those OF inie
rior ,u ,lity are thrown out ofthe lot.
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aEvERth coryrr VIEWS.

Personal.
We learn that Vim. ]. Copeland, ESD, Of
hroostock. has located in Berwick (Grcat Falls,
n. Ill and will hereafter practice at the York
County bar. We extend to Bro. Copeland the
right hand Of fellowship, Who comes with the
best Of Recommendations from Prcsluc Isle
where he has hal q lucrative practice for the
last eight years.
horticultural.
The State decilel to offer through county az
ricultural Societies a premium for wheat rai>-
Ing. Consequently the York Agricultural So
cicty have decided to otter large premiums for
that kind Of culture at the coming Fair.
Ns~ Post Ro"trs.
4 large number Of new routes have lately
hcyn established by act Ut Congress, AMI among
them are the following in this vicinity, AMI for
which the people along the lines are indebted to
Representative Lynch. Prom kcnnchunk, via.
kcunebunkport. IA Cape PorpOisc nom BID
icionl to The Pool; fpm brunswick, Maine
to Orr's Island.
Trom U,iIs.
WELLS. Me-, April, ~. 1865.
Mr. \. e. Clark anil family Of this town hal
the pleasure or entertaining quite large num-
W NuN' eNNh''N shE'" 800
Mr.. Clirk has Tor number &c years occupied
the position or Choristrr in the 81 Congrcga-
tond Church, having taken IL when quite
young anil retained II many years. II Is sing
ulsr incident that not one IL those who bscame
members cf the choir with him now remains.
Perhaps Il Is worthy IT remark that the men,
hers of this f,mily Tor generations past have
shown ability in music, and the younger mem-
bcrs of the prr~ent family give evidence that
they are n bear the strain along to ages yet 70
come. The object VI the visit was to confer
upon Mr.. Clark and family number of hand
omc presents a. tokens of gratitude. Rev. Mr..
Bowkcr p,-tor Of the church msdc the presenta-
ton, with some complimentary remarks ado
qu.is and agreeable 10 the occasion. Mr.. CLARK
anil family desire 10 thank ell interested and
hcre In future 10 he able TO r,icub'e their edorts
In music for the further entertainment OF thei'
friends. ".
Cesrrss~ttss. .rI
Commodore James Lanman. U. 3. N, Com
mandant Of the Kittery navy yard, has oeci
coa6mci by ohs Senate 10 b rcAr admiral O
the active list. 80
Porti..a 600 Rseh~ss-~ n u. .a-a
Neti,e work has slre~ly commenced on thi'
rad. and grading Is ncsrly fnishsd 10 Nffcd
The eArs viii run On or before the lss of July Y
tina, village. The several towns wet sf Alfret
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Acti,e work has slrcSly commeaccd on this
rod. and grading Is nesriy iinishsd 10 Allied.
The oars viii run On or before the Isl 81 July 70
that village. The several towns wvst II Alfred
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Commodore James L,nman. U. 8. N, Com
mAndant Of the Kitiery navy yard. has oeci
eoa6rmci by ohs Senate 10 bs rcAr admiral O
the active list.
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On Frilay Evening, gold sleeve BUTTON
The finder win DO suitably rewarded by leaving
II at the Courier Office ..t
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alninu aud Sunrual.
Trayeilers' ssulde.

fKos s,co iraiss fer ss.,ss issrs the p; & r. De
sOI iIsD a. n, asl ia amt ai2ru. 81
F.as nippxosD Dsror far R.,,os at I:i, 0 20 A. ~,
all 3-i5 r.S Der Portland at 500 iltj a. ~. AMI
siS, Sesr.s.
Mall Arrangemsnts--Dt ddsfsrd n. %.
MANS Cross IL, a., D,a n sos A. a., sIsi JIS ?. y.
Fsr R EHtt at N Is A. v, AMI 6DP n re ~"
-rieS at ~ ~ rLr."asnsti Mnnlay, Nrlnc-lo Ns'
Friday At - - r.s, Lyman Cen,rr, IharsiS' O"''
at snr.s
Mats AEnyE TroHs Is East At 40 A. y AL tV'
Prom Hs Wsv 1t IN anil so ~ -" L
tcx AZ Il3O A. NJ paIssasilvhl, hetshsy,
anl frsiv nj SO y ~ lS"e 800, 70 "A
oniy al 20 a. n.
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INSURANCE! INSURANCE!
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO..
Gilmanton, n. III.

TO the FARMERS Of YORK COUNTY.
The undersigned would take this opportunity tn
thank the citizens OF York County for the liberal
patronage that has been extended To him for the
last ten years, and would Inform them that he still
continues To transact buslnessfor this old and rel'
able company, aud holds himself In readiness to
visit any part OF the county TO take Hpplica lions
for insurance. All communications relating to tho
business Of the Company may he directed to
+. q. TAPPAN,
Director and Agent,
Springyalc, Mo.
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Brighton Cattle Markets April 30.


Number nj cars over the dInrrnt roads -Dostou and
Albany los Eastern, 10. Total, a.
Prices n Market Beef-Hytn SIS 90 90 Is 10; first
quality 81 90 ap II - second quality $l3 W IL 70 ;
thrl quality Oil " 10 II co.
rno,s of Stare CattIe-working Oxen, v pair, $50
900 80 60 800
N,Ici, Cows and Caives-s37, so, rs, SIS To 100
Yearlings $40 10 30 two year ODDS $50 I'D Is three
year Ukts Sl5 10 90.
westers Fat s~ine-Live, none DRESSED, IL Cd lie v
ID.
Store IIogs--whocsale, None.
Columbia Co N. Y Spring rfgs-None.
Fries of shecp and Iambs-ln lots, 81 80 ID, N
each extra, IS 90 40 90 or from 8 70 So Y ib.
Veal Caves-t3 40 II
Picr. oi Hides, Tall0w and Skns-lliies, 81 10 DC v
h. Taow. 40 Sc v h. Pelts 81 % 10 2 " each. Call
skins. lsc v ID.
Classification Il Cattle anil shcep-N. B.-Beef extra
and first quality includes othIng hut the hest, large hat
Oven Soon ani third quail ~ includes Oxen, and Two
AMI three year old Steers.
se,-EMra includes cHsses and when those Of inieri
or quality are thrown ont Of tho lol
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GEORGE W. LADD's
PATENT WATCH GASES.

Ono half and one-third Gold, equal for wear and
ton In cost, Adapted 70 and easily attsd with
movements OF either Of the American Watch Com.
panies, and mako most beautiful and durable
watch. Inquire for them Of your matchmaker.
sale dealers In New York and Boston. or by the
manufacturers,
| IA. BROWN d CO.,
Iml5j No. u Maiden Lane. New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-08

Ipsspose i saiaeee ~ Wsskb - -
|aMk x ~ - = fasaiil t eslsnns
II selia r. ri nal1ss. 49, ikaAe lysise-
nsan, = ~ greatly reduced rites dsrisg
~ sompk1.
~ - CARS CIfT nay b resdsrsd -
s0stSug = ptassjG - 5or ths Co... I srss
in Rspsbliea.a everywhere % rive Their
pssssaal attsntion 70 the increase Of ito cif-
ssIalios, both ~ Subscribing for i, and TAX
i'm The matter II hasd to raise club Of anb-
scsibses.
Sahoesiplioas will b taken . for the CAM
peiQ iii he 6rst Of September, with the I'M
dse1landise that they nm in every case foar
nosths from The receipt Of The paper.
Terms Tor the campaign. Or for four
nouths:
Ten copies, - %
single c0py. o.
,tLet our friends, the friends Of the
Gauss, and the supporters Of Gra-t and
Colfax, in this section Of Iowa, and in
the peighboring counties Of Clark and
Hancock, in Missouri and Illinois, TO lend =
helping. hand, and give the WErkL1 GATE ;
'sboost" ahsad during the lively contestbef
NJ. And let ~ begin to realize the fruits Of
Jour pronps and energetic efforts and ALBUMS
dsns labors 10 this behalf right straight along
from this date.
With the did Of my admirable, popular and
efficient Editorial Associate, SAN. N. CLARK,
Esq., the public may BE- assured that the
Cars Cirr for the campAign will be vide
awake organ and IN able and unaincLing ad-
vocats Of the principles and policy oftbe Re-
publican party, and Of its worthy and Illus
trious standard bearers.
j. 3. HOWELL,
Editor aad Proprietor
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Lee Csaaey CttsxeMs 0Anti-RaiIroad
DeMd Meeting.


DoMd Meeting.
The Citizens Executive Committee met at
Franklin Centre, on Saturday the 4th day Of
July 1868, and was called to order BY the
President, L. s. McCuiloch, Of Harrison
Township, Charles Doerr, Of Fort Madison,
setting Is Secretary.
very large concourse Of citizens Of the
county in addition to the members Of the
Executive Committee being present, il was,
"a motion, agreed to invite the participation
Of al present.
Messrs. J. NJ. Casey, Of Fort Madison,
Absalom Anderson, Of Harrison, and James
]. Brown, Of Jefferson, were then appointed
a Committee to draft resolutions.
Mr.. J. G. Sax, Of Harrison, presented .
memorial, embodying his views on the guess
ton, aud urging firm stand and vigorous
defence in the matter, which was, on motion,
| referred to the Committee on Resolutions.
After an able address BY F. semple, Esq
Of Franklin, the Committee returned and
presented the following resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted, VIZ:
WHEREAS, We take pleasure in making
| this public declaration Of our confidence in
Il the Board Of Supervisors Of Lee county, and
recognize in them gentlemen deeply concern
ed on account Of the financial interests of
the county, and as fully eqaal to the emerg-
eEcy Of protecting the same; but,
! WHEREAS, We most respectfully represent
thatswe in common with the great majority
OF tie taxpayers, and voters ofthe county
loudly protest against the payment OF the
so>called Lee County Railroad Bonds, or
any part thereof: therefore, we earnestly ops
pose the submission TO . vote OF the people,
the proposition to compromise and fund
! such Indebtedness, not that We doubt the
payers on this question, but oppose it on the
ground that No view the submission Of this
proposition - cnnaingly devised snare,
concocted in the influence and in tho inter
Ell Of the bondholders, for the purpose Of
giving character to such bonds in the market,
and in order 70 create the impression that
the people are losing their hostility to the
payment of the same; therefore, b. it,
Kesolued, That With small exception, the
people Of Leo county are now, - th4y ever
have been, utterly and uncompfomisinsly
oppossd TO the payment Of the Railroad
Bond Indebtedness Of the county, or any
part thefoois Tor the reasons 20 often hereto-
fore expressed That We have seen With
alarm and with deep regret that any portion
Of our people should lend their influence 70
the bondholders to fasten this stupendoss
iniquity on the taxpayers Of the county q
debt without consideration, and alike desii-
tuts Of honor or Justice, aud ono If essab-
lished, cannot be paid without empoverish>
ing the whole community, and u the sasri-
fee Of The energy, prosperity, and every in
tsrest Of the county, public - vol . private.
Resolced. That 70 propose and urge vigor
ous md uhtifiug legal opposition to the bonds ]
In question, and in this connection re>adirm
our confidence IN the courts OF the country,
botA 6tsts and county, and % hong . their
courts ase presided over By ssch disfnguished
iurists ssnow adosn theee tribunals, no siarm.
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Many have been there, and have gone away
perfectly satisfied - to the plac. to secure
The greatest bargains. Others can 70 and
10 likewise. That's at the clothing house Of
psncill, Jones 4 Co.
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nAHKE1s HI TELE4anAPn

Chtsa9e nashee.
y Ssea1Ba0o.i 0sseAes. Jsly I.
Dlsss ostss - 1smr; ssl1 = eAosos srsa.s = 80
u. sDpss Dstss ier haey Masssssa low grades = 800
1iS
WAss-sknr - hioAG; NJ ssrng q o.; 10 2
sDsaas q njfo7A
c,-ss''ss. active - higher y f'r Ne !; NJ ~
- rs. 49ff
oaD-1se4se go 1Ene hie asalAaa q ssk.
AyU-1oninal &
ssD0ssg> Nsgiss1s1 - nsn4nAa.
1rsvlslsis-Daf: saasuf Asuassk vssk " s3l<aas
rsan1 Is4s san - Aai q "a IS.
LArl-1eld 1t u f,r pvias winter ssAaau r..A,r.d
without buysss.
Lks yrsshts -Nersastivs aaA et.sdy & f,r sra cad
d for oats t, BeAaia,
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Auction SALEthis morning Il 10 o clock
lot Of furniture, Q head of horses notions,
dry goods. boots and shoes, army blonses,
&c. &c. i'RlcH + GooDwfN,
Auctioneers.
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FouNp On the street, . wallet containing
: note executed in West Point, last January,
for $2ls and forty -ons cents, which the own
er can havy by paying for this notice.
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CORN ABA1s-y 1U0Ma. .................. u 30
BurrnA-ChSice loss NilcommAnd 1sto lie , y
EGes--12}c.
PouIrnY--Live Chieksss 81 90 y dos.
SoRsaun--50 70 Too per gallon.
RorAross- Nsw ~ Oeo btu; old u Is tosl 10
per bushsi.
EAap-city cared ise psr d. Country cured
l54s 70 loo Per ID. r4.sx
hraswAx-38 to loc psr Id. Es
TALLow-In bbls. lsls; loose 2As psstN
FaArBnRs-Prims 500 10 $50 nor d.
RAss-Cotten, 50 per ID. I
WHIrE BEAss-Common to good to 81 1cavcs
ECHEssx-Good S,untEy 10. factosy 49,.
Elington'a Cider :5c per gal.
BaAS-Wholssals zee per lse lbs.
Fsu1rs- Green Apphs none In narket. CAoise
Dried Applss 10 to 12ae per ID. Dried
Peaches, $50. s sssF:.' #Tsa
sssps-- Tino,hy 81 ~ to IS. Clossr - 70.
Flax seed 81 Is 70 -.
OfLs-Ccal oil $50. Linsssd, raw u IS, boilsA
81 80. Lard, II 4oto$I 50. Fish u - 70
Lry. srocx-Besf Cattle q = q. Il % aross.
Hogs, good lots, es to . 50 ffsss. 5Assp
81 20 s 50 gross. Veal Calves from = %
to 80 ~
pAcos-Ci.y cured eanvas.ed hans isAc,, shosl-
lers he, clear sides lSac. Coantry cured
hams I4c; shosldsra l7as; sides is.
PoRK-Msss q to $50 Per Dbl.
WooL--Tub sa.hed 35e.; essss u tns
SOC; unWashed, 20 TO 13c.
HAr-T Timothy choice in sctive demand q yfom
81 ., 70 - - per ton. Prairis - ~
to IS 90.
WoeD-45 50 to 8 50 per cord according - quail
ity, in good demand. sssx
HIDss-Gresp, So; % cpred loc; dry Aint ~;
do salt l5c per ID. = ~
sALr-Lake IS oe@s 10. Ohio River Is IL
on leyec.
GLAst-8xI0 - 50. Ratss discounted ). 70 ~.
per cent. 8
NAlLs-$5 90 rstes.
BAa IROn-l1c, rates.
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Ma. c. W. SSYDEx, editor Of the Cedar
fslls Gazette, has been matrimoniAlly knotted.
He marred Miss Fannie Knott, Of East Wa
terloo, Iowa, last Friday.
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DAMAoRnY SroaA We learn that the
storm which pAassd to the north Of this place
on Saturday last was the cause Of consider
sble damage in the vicinity Of Montrose.
Fences snd trees wore blown down, and the
crops sustained no small damage.
The storm Of Sunday injured the grain
considerably through that section Of county
abost nix miles east Of this place, on the OPP
posite side Of the river. Fields Of wheat
ready for the harvest were almost completely
destroyed BY ths violent storm Of hail which
visited that vicinity.
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NJ gss the Warsaw Balistin Of the I'd of
.Jaly 1t this date. Thst's late news from
Warsaw, especially - tis onlyx about thirty
niauies travel 70 our nsighboring city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-08

A. WEsEs ! Co. have just received anoth-
er large shipmspt Of those elegant childrens'
carriages, which they ofer At reduced prices.
Cali early for bargains.
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The Hannsbal Cav.

II does not seem to be generally knowa that
there is, within seventy miles Sf this city, .
cave which, from its extensiy6labyrinths and
innumerable apartments, may well be consid-
cred formidable rival Of the celebrated
I" Mammoth" Of Kentucky. This cave has
been explored for two weeks at time with
ont developing its exact dimensions, or find
ing IN end to its many intricate passages
On one occasion the explorers penetrated
under the bed Of the Mississippi river, and
could hear distinctly above them the noise
made BY passing boats. This must have been
considerably below the level Of the plsce
where the entrance lie found, which is on the
side Of large hill or small rDountain--just
~ the visitor is pleased 10 terri: it-and IL
about half mile from the river. Tho ex.
plorers say, also. that they found several
large chambers. one Of xhichis completely
filed with bats. These troublesome birds Of
darkness Immediately commenced az attack,
putting GU, the candles, and making them.
selves 50 exceedingly familiar that ! speedy
retreat was not only desirable, but absolutely
necessary. In another chamber they fonnd
large table of rock, end visitors have very
appropriately termed this apartment, the
:" dining hail.
The ambition ef travellers il thoroughly
manifested in the large number Of names
which can be seen oil over the principal pas
sages, dug in the sides, marked with . lead
pencil or burned on the top with = candle,
the latter article being an indispensable one
10 the explorer. Cool and damp a. the in
side air is in summer, it seems rice rersa in
winter, 90 that the good people in the vicini-
y can 1t any time experience the extremes
Of weather.
On the whole, We think visit 10 this won
derfnl place we'll repays one for the time lost
and the expense incurred III accomplishing
it. -
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Bids for Market House.

DROPOSALS for building Market House
on this City property, corner of Foufth ard J1hn
s,n st5eets will be received up TO the .yehi Of July
The Isth 1ass At which ms hids will be ned By the
Council.
For particular qrire u Alderman Robert Chair
ef the Market II me Committee. Or If the City
Clerk. wELGEGAH,
Keokus, June q, 1ass. Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-08

Tas inducements beld out for purchasing
c:othiug end gents furnishing goods .. the
establishment Of Hen, Stern Co., may
easily be sesn by calling on them and exam
iss their goods and prices. The former are
unsurpassed for quality, and the latter are -
low % the loveet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-08

The Directors Of the Library Association
give notice that the Library will be closed
from Wednesday, july 10Th, until Monday,
August nth, on which last date it will again
be opened. No books will be issued after
July 10th, aud persons having books are re-
quested to return them BY or before July
10th. iys-St
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-08

Warren LosT.--On the 4th inst, hunter s
case English capped lever gold watch The
finder will be literally rewarded By leavifg
It It this Office. 81
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VIZ are informedt that IN unsuccessful at-
tempt was made 1t Keoknk Junction to re-
lsAss Ryan, the alleged murderer. from the
power II the officers who he'd him In charge.
We could notasceftain the particulars.
kor1cR. All psrsons are hereby warned
against purchasing Lee County Older for
twenty dollars, payable to md, dated about
June lat, 1853, which, with other papers,
vas stolen from me on the night Of the Sd
j ust [jy7>dstl JoHx BRrcE.
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