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NJ BEEN USED
One octave Black Walnut Overstruug-
Chickering Piano, very little used. only R
years old for S2!S. uVSvV
One octave Rosewood Bacon Raven for s2s0
irmer $500
" Ga {" Bridgeland =. rs
/" Steward %.
The abone Pianos have been taken In exchange
during the week, and we offer them upon easy
terms TO make room for new arrivals.
W. g. MFTZEROTT l. co,
Sole Agents Of Stenway & Sons Pianos
myI2 -2t and Mason Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
In THE sUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
i TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
This 18th day of MAY. A. ID. 1855.
VIM. Mel. Cripps, Complail't'( Eouitv No. ZOOS.
-N~s A'N's
Edward Swami ct al, def'ts. Doc. ..
On motion of the complainant, by his solicitors
Nessrs Carusj and Loyejoy. it is ordered at the
defendants Richard Smith, Henry Naylor, Thomas
Swami, Elizabeth II. Palmer. Edward L. Palmer
Charles Palmer, John NJ Palmer. Arthur Palmer,
and Mary A Palmer cause their appearance to be
entered herein or before the first rule day oc-
curing forty days after this day, otherwise the
Cause will be proceeded with in of de fault
A. B. OLIN, Justice.
A true copy.-Test
my l2.Iaw5w b. MEIGS, Clerk.
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THOSE AMENDMENTS


There seems to be considerable curiosity in the
community TO understand the practical bearing
Of the amendments adopted by the House YES
teTday to the bill extending the charter of the
city. 1t is urged in favor of the amendment IT,
curing only Is days residence IN a ward prior
% election (instead of three months), that in a
city of transient boarders like this il is A hard
ship to require longer residence. This hardly
seems TO be valid argument as the person
moving could still vote in the ward which he
had left and in which he was registered.
The main objection, however, see ms to be that
II will admit OF ''colonizing' and other frauds,
as prscuced in the past. The amendment cutt-
ing of soldiers from voting, we understand is
acOpte' as a shorter means of deciding the
question than through the courts. as first
proposed 1t will Be remem bered that one of
The Judges of Election, Mr.. Bowen, entered
his protest against the names of soldiers OF the
United States army being registered. and an
nounced his purpose of taking the matter 20
the courts. The number of soldiers Registered
l. not 20 laTge, however, as has generally bee
supposed, footing up 30 in all. including IN
marines, as follows: First Ward, IO4: Fifth
Ward. 90; Sixth Ward. -. The marines hava
always oted here, we believe.
One effect of the various amendments will he
to cause the challenging 10 be done at the polls
instead of at the registration, and the voting
Will, consequently be considerably DELAYED. II
WILL therefore, be more than ever requisite that
the number Of polling places shall be largely
increased The amendm mt dong away with
n property qualification for office will enable
Councilman to take their seats without the
heretofore real estate qualification requisite
The amendment providing that the informal
lists ofregIstration shall go into the hands ofthe
Register first appointed, or his successor. will
place these lists in the hands of Mr.. VIVA
Cook, who succeeds Mr.. Bowen.
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Emigration to this country is becoming
vast united movement among the working
classes OF the old countries. Since our war of
the rebellion commenced, the yearly average
of arrivals at the port of New York has in
creased from ninety thousand tc two hundred
and forty five thousand.
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MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
The Democrats Of Mississippi meet again in
convention to-day al Jackson. Candidates
will b. nominated, and the policy to be pre-
sented in the coming conyass, Will be agreed
upon The State Convention is still in session.
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GOVERNOR BULLOCK, OF MAssACHrs FITS
has declined TO sign bill which passed the
legislature providing for the abolition OF the
State Constabulary, and the Appointment of not
less than two deputy sheriffs in eacn county 10
attend especially TO the enforcement of the
laws. The bill gives the Governor control over
he police Of the different municipalities in case
OF emergency.
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General Meade has issued an order declaring
the Georgia Constitution ratified by 1869 ma
Ority. 1t is not yet determined whether the
Legislature Is Democratic or Radical.
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General SchOfield has appointed c. W. Gam
Mayor Of Winchester. Va
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LOST AND FOUND.

I oST-EarIy yesterday evening between 5th ST..
- near 4 and the Orphan Asylum on ST.. near
BKEAsTPiN with three Inks of chain in s the
center. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the sane at 80 5th street, between d and
Gin REwARD.-St-syed, on Friday. the sth
py in so tre m the corner Of sth and sts
the other seven years old, large. The absve re-
ward will be paid il r. turned to AARON STEVE,
corner Of sth aud H streets. my II ST.
COW, Onihe farm Of MI J. ' L. kerv S known
a Oakley. near Tenallytown. The owner viii!
my list. JAS. L. KERyAND.
I OsT-On May 10th, 1853, between No south
aHAIR BRACELET, with two, gold plates with
will be literally arded by returning it to No.
south ST, Capitol Hill. my IL ST.
nIsTRICT or COLUMBIA, County OF VAST
- INGToN, T-tcit Il, V. Buckley, a Justice
OF the Peace, in ana for said county and District
do hereby certify that Edward Woodey manager
for DR.. J. A. Richie and others. brought before
me as estrays, trespassiBg on their property, one
red and white Heifer; one milch Cow, white color
brown ears and neck; yellow and white
Heifer; one red Heifer with white back: one dark
red Cow, with spots round the eyes, white
Heifer, specked neck; one yellow Heifer. white
star in forehead; one mich Cow. Brown and
spotted; one white miloh Heifer, brown ears; one
sorre Horse. white foot and face; one dark brown
Horse, mare, lame in hind leg; one dark roam Mare
with foal; one bright bay Colt about years old
Given under my hand thi. ninth day of May A,
D., 1853. NV. BUCKLEY, J. P. tSeal
Notice is hereby given to the owner or owners Of
the above described animals to come forward.
claim their property, pay the charges and lam
ages and take them away. They are now impound-
ed at JAMES +. ESSEX'S Stable, corner of High
and Cherry streets, Geor getown, d. @.
my est EDWARD WOODY
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II sFRIGERAT TORS. WATIR- COOLERs
H CkeAM YREEZERs q large assoytment
At OGDENs H0UsEFURNISHING STORI,
ny iZV si9 1th St, near Pa. syenus
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BOARDING,

DOARnING.-For rent, several large and desir
ID sble ROOMS, with hrst-class BOARD. Also.
Table and Transient Boarders accommodated at
All Sd ST., near Pa. ave. my Slim
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

~ BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
Il HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the 6th day
of May. A. ID. 1865. a warrant in bankruptcy
issued against the estate OF DAVID SIMON,
of the city of Washington, of said District,
who has been adJudged bankrup of on his own petit
tom that the payments of any debts and delivery of
any property belonging TO such bankrupt, 10 him
for his and the transfer of any property by him,
are forbidden by law; that q meeting Of the cred
tors of the said bankrupt, 10 their debts and
choose one or more sssisnees Of his estate, will DE
held At Court Of Bankruptcy. TO be holden at the
City Hall, in the city of WASH ugton, before j.
Sayles Brown. Register, the 18th day of May,
A. ID. 1865, AT 10 clock a.
DAVID s. COOLING.
Us Marshal sf d. c., as Messenger.
MAY II, 1865 IL
IN BANKRUPTCY,
i DISTRICT OF CoLuMsIA.ss
At the City of Washington on the nth day OF
May, 1868. The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF his appointment assignee of ANDREW j.
SWFETSER in the City Of Washington, within
said District, who has been adJudged a Bankrupt
upon his petition by the Supreme Court of said
District. GEO. MASON, Attorney at Law.
my l2-w3w City Hall. Assignee.
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ICZ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. IOZ
BETWEEN nth AND 18th STREETS,
FIRST WARD

FIRST WARD.
THE NORTH AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
THE LOVERS OF FINE TEA ARE INVITED
'HOi EsT ns% q 1HH low
TEAS:
HI.9n Sd
Tea Black and Sree Go fiItEnss
Ga msrs
chiekey' Coffee f 1{ssh frss 4S every day
Bakers Chocolate. Cocoa Broma Griffin yaril-
la and Sweet Chocolate
Brown, English Island, Clarified. sranuIated.
'' '''''' rS SEEi S;sf $SEfssas
Whole or GENERAL GasHnsi s. ass5SR PM;
Engl 81 H. MqsssId Canned FInits Pickles vrgia
Gean saTdns. Jess oiSs. T.1ns rpms
Iends. Extracts Of Vanilla and Lemon Curric
Powder Corn starch, CondsDssd MIX, East India
celli, Maccaroni: Yeast Powder. Rice, Sage, Bar
& oa ana Ay% StssI Mn
Dust, Raisins, Currants, Citron: Almonds, Pecsns,
Pilbsrts, Cream Nut; English Walnut shellbsrks'
ga s Sh!ss H., aSS bissS MSsts5d sea-; H.%iHy,
Hams, shoulders, Lard, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, Po-
tatoes, Brushes, Brooms. Whisps. Buckets, Bas-
kets, Backing and Backing Brushes, Clothes
Lines, Clothes Pins. Wooden Ware of all kind
Crockery Ware, Table Salt, G. A. Salt
Fancy Toilet Soap, s. EATS.
Rabbits, Dobbins Chemical.
Olive, D.tersive, Reyes celebrated Tallow Soap,
used by most every family.
COAL Gil, LAMPS, PATENT BURNERS
SHADES. WICKS
CHEWIN and SMOKING TOBACCO
FINE CIGARS. SCOTCH SNUFF,
Many other articles found in a family grocery.
VIM KEEFE,
myl2 TdS
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XVEHAvE ON HAND AN ASSORTMENT OF
w THE TUCKER MANUFACTURISG COM.
PANY'S SUPERIOR CHANDELIERS, BRACK-
ETS. and other GAS FIXTURES, which We offer
at manu- fac tuners rates.
ALEX. R. SHEPHERD BROS,
my7 eolw 269 Pennsylvania avenue.
BUTCHERS, BAKERS AND FISH DEAL
- ERS. consult your own interest by buying
your PAPER Il the Paper Warehouse, 367 ID st,
betw cen 7th and 5th stree Is. my IL St.
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RE ADl READlI READiIl
ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT
THOMAS EAHEY'S
kAVEL ROOFS
Excel In workmanship and durability all others OF
similar construction. Using none but the best
material, and work performed by men of fifteen
years experience.
He also invites the attention Of the public gen,
orally TO his stock of BUILDING MATERIALS
viz:
Rosendale and Round Top Cement,
Lime, Laths, Hair.
Holland Point Sand (per boa. saIvington,
White Sand coarse and fine,l
Wothers poonis Calcined Plaster,
Felt. Pitch aud Gravel.
Sold at the lowest cash prices.
All orders promptly attended to.
THOMAS FAHEY.
Corner 10th street west and Canal,
nh 20-3m Smithsonian R-idge
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CONSULT DR.. LEON,
~ RECEPTION ROOMS,
4e6 18th STREET, above Pennsylvania avenue.
Ladies desiring especial treatment will find him
the post skilful and reliable physician the city
IRREGULARITIES, from Whatever cause, fully
and quickly relieved, without the usual abandon.
PARLORS SECLUSIyE-Pstients one but
the Doctor. ian lS-ly
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WM.KNABE 4 Co s CELEBRATKD GRAND
Also J Gsteys %. . PAkLOR OR0ANel
and MELODEONs, for sale and rent onvvvVvs
very accommodating terms. Six second hand six.
octave PIANOS, BY Ohickerina, Loud, and other
makers, from Sg 70 &l@ f95 sale by small nonth:
tore, No. lSs 18th street. mar Is sm
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Wa were much plaaae11slAst evening TO
witness the we'll filled Opera House, to hear
very beaasaal comic opssa BY the French
composer, Auber. SRA Diavolo" presents
both greet musical and scenic attractions,
and ID always ! favorite. We have never
seen > gayss or moro sppreciative audience
than that Of last evening, and the artistes
wefs ftssu<x,ly rewarded Nth their Ode
modicum Of applause, Franz thinner a.
!" Fra Diavolo was superb both in voice and
gesture and diversity Of character. Mad'lle
Maris Friedrich carried the sndience away,in
transports Of admiration at her charming
grace, acting and fexibility of voice: Az
Zerluia. Mad'lle Clara Lang amply sustained
her difficult and effective part. and retains
her high reputation - : lyric perfor nsss
Herr Wemlich and Steinecke as buffo sing
ers, were correctly ludicrous and irresistibly
provocative Of much merriment. They were
decided favorites with the audience. Herr
Bach as tho English Milford Allcash gave .
very exact counterpart Of that ssh>inpor-
tant and somewhat tyrsnnicAl parsonage,
and with Mons. Armand % Lorenzo added
greatly to the completeness and success Of
the opers. 500
The. orchestra was skillfnlly led By Herr
Plane, and " hear that Il VIM be augmented
this evening, In order to tive full effect to
the grand opera Of the Magic Flute, ~ Mo
Fart, which viii be presented on that oc-
casion, the last of the present season. Let
there Be afnll assembly to night. and asssrs
Mr.. Grau Of our fnll appreciation Of his Of.
forts to please the musical public Of Keokuk.
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nlvEh sE ws.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Andy johnson, st. Loais.
. Phil. Sheridan,
Lucy Bertram,
pEPA1TED.
Steamer Andy johnson, st. LOUIS.
Phil Sheridan,
TAsfegnlar U:R mail and express packet
for St. Louis this morning as o'clock will
be the Lucy Bertrsn. - :.
The Itasc1 q the White Collar line, leaves
for the same place ct the sams time.
The Diamond Jo., Of the same line, leaves
Montrose for St. Paul on the arrival Of the
7:45 .. m. train.
The Sucker 6tats, of tho Northern Line,
leaves for ST. Louis ct M-a. M
The river is at stand, with abost four
feet Of vaser IN the channel.
The Quincy Herald says that ono Of the
barge. that sunk with the ill.fated steamer
Geo. D. Palmer, has been taken fr, . the
bridge down the river several hundred yards,
and now rests on sand bar on tho Missouri
aide Of the river, directly opposite the foot q
! Maine street. The Phil. Sheridan remained
Juggling st the barge for some time yesterday
in order to get II 30 i could be relieved o.
water 10 It. The barge win be aaoat in Z
day or two, as good - new.
The company owning The steamers GREY
Eagle and Little Eagle, sre building another
toat to b. put n tAek line. The hull of th'
new steamer Is lying opposite the Unior
Passenger Depot, at Quincy. When finished
tho, new boat will be quite handsome, ant
We doubt not be ~ fast a. any Of the boats il
that line. She is to take the place Of Il.
host - running baswsap Warsaw apd -
fhIia 6e intsrstbe ~ Eagle Line.
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arrivals and Departures Of keoknk gaskets.

non f30Y. Arrives on Handa1 sna Thuls-
day. :, . O'Clock 3. d. add Departs On Tuesday
and Friday, At o'clock .. MI
Andy JOHNSON. Arrives On Tuesday
SD HnY.ft k.f'elses p se...aat p2sfss On
III. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
"wednesday, at s .. M. and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, st .. M ssa ss
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NorlhFultrn Union Packet Compeny.
/ n 4 ss.u1ds, Collar" Line,
Resula, AZ 4 1t. Lsr5s TWO poI1Ais, rn.il fnl


Their orders.
Daily line Of passenger Packets to ". Lonis ana
all intermediate points, consisting OF the TOW.
JAsPE1, Captain Barsstts uastef; the = Ill.
HHE2lD AN, Captain Davidson, master, and
the lTA30A. Captain Robt Hill, master, ons
Of which will leave the landing each day at
$50 y. 10.
Thsabnvs Aoats viii make close connection
with those running between this point and 81.
Paul.
Arrangements harn rccpuys been made in
transferring al Rock Island by which pAssen gerf
can reach ST. Paul ~ hours in advance any
other line.
= addition TO III shove the passenss Il
reight Packets N1OLLfB NcP1RE.
Moses Hall, master, VICTORY, Captain
field master. and the PALMER, will ma
ular trips.
Tickets for sale over the Hannibal and ST. 10
seph and Southern Pacific Road TO all points
west Of the Missouri river.
PatroniEe the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passage apply to the ,fhce Of the
Oonpany, corner Blondeau and Levee.
s. NJ. ARCHER, Agent.
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rev rov9 0ARRss.
- 1sieGsaph.l ~ eaa. ~ -
Nssr-Wsak aaA lower.
whe>S-Lsvs; q sSoA for No 1871 00l ~ -
10 3.
Yleur-olosal duil and hsayy for medium - com-
non grsa, wsssaf1 ssesn ~ = - 49, -; s1srs
vsstsr. o 1DoeN.
Whisky -Hssat; wesssgnea M ffsa.
wh.as-Olossd dali; Ne spsinG sslA q q daol -
h 81 IS; anbss q l0o1 II
1ys-Duli asdhsavy q u SOL
Oats-Dull aad hsavy; asking Is.
Cora Dull Il 81 ls1so17 for sound mixed wsstsss-
Mos rork-Heavy asd decidedly lever nlss = Dss
at 81 IS.
Beeon-Memiaal
Heavy ail7kDx fr fair y prime.
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THE firm which holds ont the greatest in
ducemehss, in the way Of bargains in ready.
made clothing, piece goods and gents fur
nishing goods, isthasof Ike Stern & Co.
They keep No. ! workmen, and can manu-
facture suit to order in the most approved
manner.
II is matter of Importance TO all who are
about to purchase wearing apparel, that they
invest their money whore they can get the
best bargains. veucill, Jones & Co., have
gained quito nosoristy flor selling frs,
rate article at very lew 6gures- Give them
call, At corner. of Main andTh bird streets.
The Republicass n Washington township
had a 6as nsetink u Liberty School Honse
les. Wednesday snins. Col. Wilson and
Hon. John Va vAikenbasa addressed the
meeting.
Washington tsk1bipproisisesa R BIZ
can gsix !. ~ c0nins election, and .
~ fr ersDs 61d Colfax.
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WE are glad to announce that some OF our
enterprising druggists and storekeepers, act
ing upon our suggestion last week, will short
" have on hand supply Of MIsHLER's HEaB
BrrEas, which 10 creating : great excite.
ment in the East 2o-eod1ws
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A busy man is locomotive, and life
track. Every night he drives into "the
.hSU4f' and stops. Every morning he is
fred up anew, and away he goes switching Oft
IN one direction and then in another. In this
ropune pf bssassshe forgets that the physi-
cal organization is Of the most delicate kind.
If hard ron locomotive needs constant
care, and /. 9 well oiled M and rubbed off
every day, much more necessary Is il
tblt.li nen. 4 ssosnsn shsbld nse PLxsfA-
rIoS BIrTERs, shich sre the ne plus ultra Of
everything which is necessaryeto keep the
syskom in psrfecl tone Of hsAlth.
MAGNOLIA WArER-Superior to~the best
imported German cologne, and sold at half
he peiss.. sit4 IVA 7tesodvl
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+ss44 49, N : - ssAs4
4 sosr-I oness
s.1-S;,'s's a ~ b. 'i Y. sss'; s.,,,
Tasfsyavfth Ctfs65lAsy esaIs1, G(lhaad Dsck,
Isl D.. clisA'a' oy''- : Pc L's''''
YsorrAsIrs - Boiled Poeatoss, MasAgd
rcsssoss, BaAsl Dvsas PeteaosS, TsIsips,
saua4A, .qrsss Ces., Pea, sssvs4 Tons-
RslIslas 8pal 0fivss C1sv Chow.
MIXED HcAlaA wasseslssahirs yaacs, To-
mase Gaaepp, Walas1 Cpasaps Cplley.
FA54lfraSoaslssas Psddlsg, English
Plum Pudding, Apps Piss, Cranberry Tarts.
frurr-Raisins, Fig, Apples, Filbsrts.
Almonds.
TIA IA Covyxx
We omit visss and liquors, which vsSs
furnished IN .libsnl profnsioa, bat wsss not
prepared on board the trsin.
On The arrival n the trsinsAs hscpposits
side Of the river delegation Of Tie citizens
Of Ksoksk received d. ax0ursioai1ts and
escorted them 10 tie hossls, where thay wefs
provided foe - quests - ~ city, and car
riagss were placed st their disposal 70 ride
around the town.
| Al i seems 70 hAvs bsss regarded = m.
csiteds wtether he excsfsioniats would -.
main over night tiif within brief period be-
fors their aetuai arrival, No prssuue there
may hsseA fsyslsu and Of
Discriminating attention, which more ample
notice would have fs6edied, but our folkl
aimed to do ths handsome thing, and in thu
main succeeded
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.
ELLIorr's i4AwE AxD SHADE TaEBs.-F.W.
Woodwasd, srAlishsr Of the Horticslturia,
81 Park Ro, ~ York, has just iss1:d >
~ und1f ! lSo,s, l., rls.sS s(y'
Elliott, Of Ct I'd, Ohio. sJfi.k16os =
- oftks 49, I11sessApS OAfsssteas vol
a 1i16ssaaEsts n ~ ysi1sa slatss.
III oS5sA 81 .hybsok 1bpsxn to'bs y
1;.e.i;..ssa.e ID pain ptaesical manner, 10
.,eIl;sibls 10 ~, knosislgs Of the sfss,,
habit, soil, kc., Of Trees and lrubs, and
their adaptation to positions suited 70 !heir
best and most permanently pleasnG ehsct'
whsthlr p1ansed on ths rcdd sads. 10 the
cemetery, or private garden. II is concisely
written, elsgantly illustrated With drawings
fson nature, Asl !. hesk that sheoA = s~n-
"a spd read lysyerhpd ifs ei.1 j
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The public generally, together with all It's
friends, ere requested 70 eaA and se1amine
the stock Of goods kept by W. r. upham, on
Main street, near Fifth. His goods are Gus
tom mads md warranted togite satisfaction.
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The Mrrrlsd AT CARrHAas 1ufsHDAr.-
W haysu no ni..tsly dst11st <ccoast a it,
and We profoundly regret la ~ Asss not
for We learn casually that i W. easof tAe
most successful meetings ef IL esrpaisn.
Tho crowd Of people that sa1seoblsd thsse
was immense, and the manifssaalipn Of r.
publican enthusissn has not beer ssssd
upon any similar occasion during The can
raisn. &c. n Y
Hancock county is III ablaxe, and will
make known her strength at The coming cleo
ton.
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ACTION SALE This morning ct 10 o'clock,
BY l.. Howe, enc Oak, Black Nalnat and
Oil Finish Furniture, Brussels and Ingrane
Carpets, Stoves, &c; al good mich cow
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Jusr opened at the New York Store sevsF-
al pieces Of oil wool, Empress Cloth, at the
low price Of IS cents yard. 2Sd2t>w1t
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CITY NEWS.

RsprnIcArs, IL you would carry Lee coun-
" for Grant and Colfax, see that yosr name
is registered.
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Tar construction Of the lower lock Of the
Rapids improvement il causing An extensi E
sand bar u y 3xnsd 80 I'd landing,
which makes it very difficalt for boats to nav
igate in the Immediate vicinity Of the shore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24

WmrvAap Bousp.-A large number Of
emirrant wagons have passed through the
CITY &ithin the ast few days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24

The latest Fall style Of Silk and Cassi-
mere Hats at Dillon h Jones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24

raw Hsrk Dry 0soAs Aerkss.
By Telegraph NV Yoaa. Ot> -.
The dry goods marhst continues ilaniuHtR, other.
wise uithou in1poEtant change aithcssA To turn q
prioes 10 in buysrs hvor. The HaAlsy Csupeay asss
rsdsesA the pee Of their spool thfsA cotton non u
10 SIS csnts . d,ssa.
Their styles Of dslainss brs gius n cents; thu
old styles, Manchester, ~, are selling ~ low . ish
cents.
Rhsh ar y cent lower Nr Alsss ana Ansrieaa
Victory prints ars reduced TO ".
Hayy Known eAsstinss- stsaky.
Canton nannsls are depressed, but will improve.
0tnghans are reduced tot
saekiass sstfvs SD higher; Albs1afis being 81 ~
o. 70; aasfbeiA q ~ WaaAiastoa q > and Aaritan
RspslaAt q i9tSOlS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-24

rev YsSH TnnAnees.
By felesraDAi usW Xeex. Oct n
Money-Aetivs at 7 Per coat
eold-O Opened 1t ~ and slossd u o1<0A.
0svsrnnsss quiet nd heavy.
Coupons Of 'sl 1855 do - isxo1E ~ mex
'65 nAoK new loAD1s do 81 1ohok 'es lo1xSsa
lo4os sx0Z.
Stocks closed wsek and excited owing 70 large sale
Of Rrie,
$50 pr4ess- rscfSe Nan l7sko7; WIT ssook, HI,
4lAa5; To we4; SIP 1o4x01os; pfd lcsoH I
IlosAOsk W sil<aA, IT Wayne ll6XoH