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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-11-23
Attention, Farmers!

ESE@A THE SUBSCRIBER, ofMiddletown,
iafsS Frederick county, Md, offers 10 fhc
public one Of the largest assortment and most
style Of
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
WIIOLR NO. l7l.
A Hard Country,

An attorney in Minnesota, who
had received from another State an
account for collection, After aohnosl.
edgug the receipt Of the letlsr Of lu-
slfuoilons, replied hs Iollons;
"Nov, | al, perfectly aslonishej
at you Tor sendiua a oiaim oul here
for oeliasiion IN these times. You
might as we'll cast your net into
The lake OF Gro and brimestone,
expecting oatch a sunhsh, OF into
the celebrated Stygian pool TO catch
piekled trout, as TO iry 10 oelieet
money here. Money! | have "a
faint recollection of having seen it
When | was small hey believe
Il Was given me by ihy unels to
buy candy with Bat il has boaa
SO long since | have seen any that I
almost forget whether gold ia m1de
Of corn OF mustard, OF silver of white
onions OF fish soplta
Why, sir, We live without money.
Yours behind t1e times. Il IA
a relic OF barburism ef uees past
We live by eating, slr we do lioot,
man, the mllenium ia coming, tho
year Of jubilee has come, aud all debts
are paid hera as much as they will
be, unless YOU take "proiuiee" The
word 'moneY' is rot in our vuoabula-
ryi Ia the lsIest Webster revised ior
this meridian) Il is marked obsolete.
formerly coin representing money,
aud used "a a medium OF commerce
A few small pieces can bo seen IN
our Historical Soeie'y's collection,
where they sfa exhibited as ougiosi.
ties, along with the skeleton OF tha
mastojon, 'koah's old boots, aud
Adams apple.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
A Difficult Question Answered,

Can any body tell why, when Eve
was manufactured from one OF Ad-
sm's ribs, a hired girl WASH, made
et the sqmo time to wsit on herH--
FxChange.
We can easily. Because Adam
never came whining to Eve with
n ragged stocking to be darned, a
collar string to DO sewed on, or a
glove TO be mended fright away
quick now" Because he never read
the newspaper until tho sun got
down behind tho palm trees, and
thun stretched himself, yawnlng OUT,
''ain't supper most ready, my desr'''
Not he. lie made the FIRE aud hung
over tho ten kettle himself, vel!
venture, aud pulled the rsdisbes, and
pealoj the bsranas, and everything
else that be ought tol He milked
tho chickens, and fed the COWS aud
Looked after the pigs himself lie
never brought home balfa- dozen
friends TO dinner, when Eve hadn't
any fresh pomegranates, and the
mango season was overl lie never
stayed out, until eleven o'clock 10
ward meeting" hurrabing for The
out,and. out candidate, ard then scold
because poor, dear Eve was sitting
mp and crying, inside the gates
10 be sure, he acted rather coMprdly
about the apple-gathering time, but
then that don't depreoiato his gen,
cral hopefulnesa about tho garden!
llo never played billiards and drove
Ias. horses, Tor ohoked Eve With
cigar smoke. lie never loaiod
around ootner groceries while solitary
Eye was rocking little Caib's cradle
at homo. In short, he did not think
sho was specially created for tho
purpose Of waiting upon him, and
wasn't under the impression that u
disgraood man to tighten hl'
Aile q cares q little.
That's the reason that Eve did
moi need a hired girl, aud we wish I
wts tho reason that none OF their do
kocndanta did,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
A HARD

One Of the patty was speaking of
a iOur.leggsd chicken ho had seen,
when Lemon Immediately averrel
that that chicken was not near so
peculiar as duck he bad seen in
! youth, Of whom u certain Captaiu
Morgan was The fortunate possessor,
for Il had not only two pair Of legs,
but that Que pair growed from bis
back. II would be Impossible for us
TO repeat hts own words, but bis
story waa that the duck, chasing
grasshoppers, after gatling tired With
running on ono pair OF lgs, would
turn over aud continue his feeding,
This story rather nouplusssl one
Of The party, who suggeslud that
it was lmpoSsible for the duel, 10
leed With bis bill pointing upward.
'Oa, says !, mon, his Gepk turned
on u swivell'
but bow about the wisgs, Lemonf
We'll, to tell you the truth, they
shi(ted'
In speaking of mosquitoes Of a
lnrgo sizo, seen by Que ef party IN
IA Southun Lake, lemon, who was
a o-hriog man many years, re-
matktd
"Wril. there aurluam is the
darhdest place lor mosquitoes ever
seed, Last timo | went fer load
Of metlassea my cousin div me out
TO a plantAliop, and 'mong other
things on the iarm, seed QUE Ut
the porliest yohe Of cattle | ever
laid my eyes on. Neow, (l'm lellin
tho truthi you noedn't laugh, when
| came back where them cattle was
fusl one OK was missiu', or there was
nothiu' Of him lett but skin and
bone, any wayi and, IT you'll believe
me, iquinted up to g tree, and
lhefo was tho eussedess big skeeter
| ever seed, piokiu hls teeth With
one Of hls horns
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

No oRAsBIso ALlowrD. :. Some
time ago, I,eber kimbhil was leo
turing seme Miaslenaries who were
preparing TO start out on ioreign
missions, in tho tabernacle, and said
10 theur : "lirothren, | want you u
understand that u Ia not TO be ~ II
haa been heretofore, The brother
missionaries have been In the habiI
Of picking he preitiest women io1
themselves before they got here, ant
bringing on tho ugly ones for usi here
aiter you have 10 bring them ail herr
before taking my OF lh,m, and le
Us have fair shake.'
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

WlsnFs 90 An ON FodY A oor-
respondent Of one Of our exchanges
longs lor tho good old iimes 10 suel
terms rs the following
! am not sure tho telegraph Ia any
leneht TO the country. Formerly be
fore the IeIegrsph wae Invented, II
took 30 long TO transmit news, That
one part OF tho country got over The
exciting news, before another could
bear the exciting news, but now,
transmitted % It is by lightning from
Que end to the other, the whole
people got excited at tho same time,
aud blaze away OF each o.her by
means of the wires Now give me
the good old days of allow coaches,
sleepy papers, dull villages, peace aod
harmony, rather than this constant
Q zcit' m,ut, exaggeratiop, passion,
fty,I, fuss aud fury,
"uh, hr lodge IN seme 'asl sidernsss
s,ms louudl,ss coutieuily ~ shado,'
ebsrs ] could hear The bilfs sing, es
the deer bound through the forest
and listen to the whippoorwll, without
hearing foreyer the balIlo.cry oI
"NIggtrl Nggell Niggorl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

A fact WIS roveal,d Il in court at
New Madrid, Mo, last week, which
is not u lilllo startling, IN n scion
li1o point u view, as tending 10
show that the Mississippi river of
TO. day is not The stream u was half
conlury fgo. One Of the oldest in
habitsnis Of Now Madrid stated on
oath, that bo had known ihe rivor
moro phan fifty years, and that
when ho frat hntwit, II was q much
shaIlowcr aud smallef slnsm than
IL is now 80 Hbnllow, indeed, that
no had waCel and ioried II often.
Several other cid residents Of Now
Madrll confirm ,bs statement, and
declare that tho river HI that poInt,
now moro than mile vide, Was
lordablo half o century ago.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
FAYETTEVILLE, TENN. THURSDAY, JUNE 81, 1860

and the beast Is considered blessed
for tho next twelve months. This
Is said to ba M old aud cherished
custom with the NeapoliIaus, and an
indication Of their estimation and
tender regard for their domestic an
imals. LAFAHErrR.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

II you Wish 20 be happy at home,
Then your heart to that wis h is the door,
Keep il open--and angels may come,
Aud enter ani dwell e,er mere;
o'er each feeli NJ ray will be east,
A III by some magical GEM
You will think you've found heaven at last
HIT the angela have brought itwilh them
Keep {, open-and friendship aud love
Aui happiness -all--wil bo thine
A CLEAN Of Elyslum abovel
A spark of tho spirit divinel
Keep II shut--then pride will have bhih,
Aud envy, and all W. roudemni
You will think you've periiton on earth
Pride aud Envy have brought u With them
The world will seem colder each dat;
,ris an imngo these demons bat throw
CAST your lrldo and your envy away
Aud the orld's seeming eoldness VII go
ol'us we'll to he happy al home,
And 10 this bo your owu heart The doors
Keep Il open, and anetls may come,
And enter, aud dwell overmore.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

Tho Plilshurg, Ia, Gazette
slaios at CharIea Highly, hlo post
master nj New Brighton, Beaver
eouuiy, Pa, has become ofnzy from
tho ELECTS Of spidlhalIsm IIe EN-
brnoed tho delusion soma yeErs ago
and beoGme gradually more infatuated
until tew days lack, when bis
miud gave way and his fIisnds wpro
compelled 10 send him 10 asylum
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

0eTigw0 Dollars for one year II paid al
the time Of subscription, Two Doiia's
ntld Eiiiy Ce0ts,.wi rnour nsviArios
after the expiration of three months.
TsAli Hills for Advertisements, Job
Work. or Subscription, considered due
when contracted, excep, against those with
whom we have running accounts
0'T-Sdhseghers failing o order disoontin-
uauee Of the paper at the aspiration OF the
time for which they may have subscribed
are considered as wishing So renewi and II
will he continued 10 them accordingly,
krrNo Paper will be aent out OF The
ceuutv unless paid for In advance,
0Ay- Advertisement inserted q One Del
iag per square Of Twelve Itnes
sr I,ess, for tho frat insertion Ftuy
Gents for each continuance.
At-fs rersops aivetlising by the year, viii he
ebareed soyty Datturs fora whole COLI
ann. s'Ntemty Dollars for one-hali,
eseu Doiisrs for one-quarter. No dep'd-
ffen from thkbeterms Hndsr any circumstances,
H. y The privilege of yearly advertisers Is
.irfetiy limited 10 their o,eH taslei'aie and
,,ollar b.s!ges,; aud the business OF an ad-
yortininp firm IL not considered as including
that ol It's individual memhera
6e-Announuing candidates Three possnss
ta BE- gaid u, advance tn epetg case
Mp Advertisements aot marked WIN 'he
number Of insertions when handed IN, viii
he continued uafil ordered eui, and PogheW
csatiai
sF- 80 Advertisement inserted gfdfudohsg'
Advertisements of an abusive nature, w'"
not be iRseried al any price.
srJvJah printing, ef ALL Kinds, neatiy
doHe on New Type, aud on es reasonable
terms ns any ofhue in Tennessee.
rpNs t'nper will be discontinued until
VII auearages are paid up--eresrt at fAs
,,t5,at, nj Aha Publisher.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

The Boston Courier says Of the
Republican nominee for Vice Presl-
dent.
"lIs nevsr had sn olieinpl idea,
snj, for lis purpose, did not need
any Ile 10 not competent 10 wrilo
good iiagllsh, az his Message, when
bo Was dovernor, shows. "A q
siumt-spsaker, When hs was All ultra
Democrat, he WAS notorious los
indulgiug 10 Iow bIaekguarding
si,l 10. Everybody 10 Milne knows
that he was not capable OF any
thing better
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

The papers annaunoe that dele.
gates and visitors 10 The democratic
convention to meet 10 Baltimore
on tho 18th inst, car obtain tickets
10 40 aud return at bali price. a
ticket for tho rodnd iIip from Nashi
vile, by either Of tho two routes, will
cost less tan tweniy-six dollars.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

Gov AaDt JoHssoN. Andy John
son. Of Tenn, IN a speech on Da-
via resolutions, says;--'lf gentle
menL thought q slaye code necessary,
why did they uoi maufully como ur
and legislate for II, aud not occupy
limo In the presentation of irreapon
sible sbsIraolious which lesl only 10
disirao!ion In the party
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

A gentleman Of Chicngo, well
postod in political affairs OF Tho
country, offered 10 bet $4,000 on
tho evening Of tho nominations that
Jlincoln could not carry te6-staIes,
aud this right ~ the face Of The
men Who so warmly urged bis
nomination., but no ono vas willing
10 take tho bot,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
t5rmpIe 1T chr Glusrs.
10 Dau aNo 70 Morrow,
A rosebud blossomod in my bower,


A rosebud hlossomed In my bower,
A bird sang IN my aardeui
Tho rosebud whs its fairest ilowet
The bind iis genlleit wardeni
Aud child beside the linden tree
Sang, f1hink no more OF sorrow,
But le' VA smile and sius to-day,
For We must weep to morrow"
I asked the bird, "0h illat thou hear
The SONG that aha would Stag thee9
Aud can Il be that thou shouldsi fear
What nest morn may bring thee9'
lIe answetod with triumphant strain,
Saying, ~ know not sorrowi
nul must sing my best to-day,
For may die to-moUow"
| asted tho rosa, ooh tell the, sweet,
In Thy fist heauly's dawbirg,
Thou eanet not fnar, from ,hisIetresl,
The coming " the motuiugl'
3 he flung her fragrant leaves apart,
The luyelier for her snrrow,
Saving, oY oi must bloom ta-day,
For may dreop to-morrow."
| said, "'rhe bloom upnu my cleek
Ia deeting as the usosi
My Voice no mora shall sing or speak,
when dust In dust rspostsi
Aud from the soulless mo uiiors
ouo lessen may hohow.-
That we should smile and sing To-day,
For we may weep to.mmrow -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21
Amrsrso MhsrAar Mlslsrf

AMuslaa MtsrARE A MINISTER
Asgrp 70 LOAN A lIooP SKRr-- a
voIl nown minister Of Ohelsea, Mass.
VAS greatly surprised some timo since
1T receiving an opislle rom II lady
friend at Oapo Ann, containing
sundiy and divers female condolences
relative TO her approaching marriage,
aud MI urgent request to send inme'
dia,eIy u hoop skirt" Tho minister
was completely dumbfounded. II wac
strange epiatle for him to receive
but there was tho superseiip'ion, ite'
.-----,as plain as could be, IL
tho course OF Tho day, however, iht
mystery WAS cleared up, and II
appeared that tho iAir correspondent
had indited two letters, ono to The
reverend requesting bis presence 4
Ito the marriage knot, aud tho o'he
10 n female friend, enlarging on th'
anticipated OCCASION, aud requesting
her service in procuring that highl,
useful article, n hoop skirt. ny som'
hoous poous tho letters we're places
in wrong envelopes, but luckily tn
rigblful owners oxohangod letters
aud tho minister aud hoop skirt wef
both there.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

Tho Ohio peplisnliury Is boiling
over With inmates, aud Il Il almost
impossible to provide them ell with
comfortable lodgings. Tho number oi
conyiets IL 300,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

CHoLsRA MonBus AND FLur.-A
lady friend has furnished rs With tho
following safe, tried, snd certain RENE
ly for flux aud Cholera. McIbus, and
We SUPPOSE q cure for cases Of d.
senlery generellyi--Take Of llus.
band's ealoiued magaesIa teaspoon.
ful, Of Ilour Of slippery elm bark
two ios.spooululs, mis- than separate
~ in cold water, then pour them TO e
gether making a dose Of a common
.tUmbsr foil. Repeat the dose every
two hours, until the pAlieu, ia Felievod.
The msgussis, aud 0our Of slppsry
elm bark, may be bad al drug stores
generally r M@Jress5oro Ners.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

In Chicago n fow daysngo sholo
family we're stgge.iug along upoalhe
side walk drunk. Thora was The
husband, tho wife, two daughters,
from Ioprlsen 10 eighieea years old,
and a hoy, not iar from tho sans
lago, all moro or Isss intoxicated
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

An Accurate DEsoRIrTloA OF JAZZ
f,RrAKlka,-A short iime ago q lei
low named Crandall escaped from the
AIlegbary county (pepn) jail and
wrote buck The following note TO his
former oustodIans; II suppose u u
n mystery to Sumo how got away
and consequently ! will give you a
brief history Of my departure. Ihe
modas operaHdi was sho'' ! got
out Of my cell by Ingenuity, ran
NJ stairs with agility, erawled ou' o
tho back window In secrosy, Slid
down the lighting rod with rapidity
walked out Of tho Angelica towr
with dignity, and am now bssking u
the sunshine Of pleasure and liberty
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1860-06-21

Tho llosion Travellsr adveriisea
thai il will pay s2b eaoh for sermcns
sui,ablslor publication. II requires,
however, that thoy shall bo ''divessed
of MI unpfos6ked and ungenorous
sarcasm, and tetyaded by q tone o'
ChrIstian charity
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-13


DAILY o E o,rY n'r'ns'
heoAuA' oc''o'h
-. e. "a ri
ps.s .sn 500 IS.
ropy a.
- - - 80
war.r , - -
40 ;. On -
pvp
poT.Tops % - ss
aRocrRrr,--N.~ or,..n. 60 90. ga
nv;ma GA u "a ~,.~;s.a,1l.rs
iei+eIs wnts.s. p,.r,s,to 4n.1ss n az
.. AZ aolas, Sem "a ~. p,1 -
,or~l I.v.tq,o 2or , - o..
so.pp.tn n. p.s,v k... a. lr,.
7to,4
r.sp,ve a.. :.
r.i .uruarrr.x..a Is
IApn,. - -, ..tk
RrTTrpcc,sn,nlo 10. ch.;..,k.,s
rs,a,l III
AIHEk-sois 70 TO 2sc; Harness I'll.
HiDEs-Dry ii TO III; green, Al to Sc green
sheep peits 10 to Tsci green hog skins rs
HAf-Prsirie 81 10 81 Is, Timothy d Hunga-
fian, ss e s9i baied do. sios to SIi Retail IL
10 Is
9EkDS.-Hungarian Grass 2sa2s Timothy 81
w to 90 FLAX seed, seasl 90.
stADhlEs--oniena, Sbto 40; Eggs,Si to 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.

G&-One of tue most prevalent, and at the same
most troublesome ard painful diseases that attend
the human flesh, Ii Fever and Ague. For long
time the medical world has been putting forth
numerous specifies for it's speedy ana permanent
cure, but all without effect. Dr. ]. Hostetter, an
experienced and celebrated physician, has snceeed
cd In furnishing the public with valuable prepa-
ratioa for the cure Of Fever and A2uc. The steady
and Increasing demand lately made for the Bitters
and the universal success attending its use, have
made for ta reputation unsurpassed by any spe-
cidc of the kind. For the cure Of Fever and que,
DR. Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters must
and should claim superiority over any other pre-
paration e. tsnt
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhere.
sod by P.dIBBoss. A. ]. WILKINSON, BAHrLxrY
KAYE Co., and J. L. WILkIssos
Oct. y. '6O-dAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-13

THAT BAsSKa.-Mr. Henry Burt, Brick
layer, 10 requested to return that banner
Democracy and its Two Wings"-"The
mediately. Ii belongs in Fairfield, and the
owner wants it for further use in the cam
paign. We hope any one reading this no.
tioe, who knows Henry Bart, will notify him
OF this reousst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-13

We are informed that Mr.. SchmeItzle
has not been q member Of the Druids for
two years past, and therefore receives moth
ing from them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-13

49, Remember that ID. v. Humphrey win sell,
at his sales room No. Ertss House, at 10 o'clock
this Saturday morning, large consignment Of
Furniture, consisting Of Carpets, Bedsteads Stoves
Queensware. Tables, Chairs, &c., &c.
octildIt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-13

msss meeting Of the citizens of Lee
county was beld at franklin, ON Saturday,
Oct. 6. 1860, for the purpose OF farther CON-
testing the legality Of the X. r. tar.
At III O'Clock q. m. the Hon. T.. s. Mccall
loeb was appointed Chairman of the meeting,
and r. Hubbard, Sec'y.
On motion, committee Of one from each
township was appointed TO draft resolutions
The COMMITTEES was as follows
Denmark. Cheney Pyle.
Pleasant Ridge, A. Sellers.
Marion, j. A. Gustin.
Cedar, ID. Merritt.
Harrison, 9. III. Leggett.
Franklin, r. Semple.
West Point, X. Geeseks-
Washington, +. Mallets.
Madison, S. Dinsmore.
Jefferson, w. Skinner.
Charleston, w. A. Donald.
Van Buren, Lewis Stone.
Dee Moines, ). Moore.
Aontrose, q. q. Hamilton.
Jackson, q. L. Moss.
On motion, adj ,urnsd at IL m, to give
committee time to report, until p. m.
At O'Clock p. IN. meeting assembled
again. The committee on resolutions re.
ported the following, which were read and
adopted, one by one, unsnim ously.
Whereas, We have again assembled in
mass meeting TO re-iterate our opposition to
the X. K. tax, and 10 take further steps to
contest its legality; therefore, be it
Resolved, That while claiming TO be law
abiding eitixens, and holding that we intend
to pay all just and necessary taxes, we ut.
terly repudiate and deny the right, justice
or legality Of the X. X. tax now hanging over
US.
Resolved, That we intend to continue the
litigation as long as there il any foothold for
US TO stand upon, and we farther resolve,
that we deem it the duty and the right of the
Collector to forbear the collection of the
Railroad tax until our courts have finally
declared the justice and constitutiopality Of
the county bonds issued for Railroad pur-
poses.
Resolved, That we request any person
who may have the Railroad tax demanded
OF them, that they offer personal property to
the officer and give security for delivery on
day of sale, il demanded; and should there
be any property taken for X. X. purposes
We request the central committee to call q
meeting Of the taxpayers to be present on
day OF sale.
Resolved, That while We expect all county
officers I'd do their sworn duty, we have no
respect for those persons who may volunta-
rily undertake to do the dirty work, and We
will visit with our Indignation all who may
do so.
Resolved, That we invite ell citizens of
Lee county 10 act as committee of vigilance
and to inform at once the central committee
OF the time and Mace where nrorertv he's
been taken and will be offered for sale.
Resolved, That We hereby thank our pres
ent central committee for their energetic ef-
forts against said tax, and We farther author
ise and empower them TO proceed ~ hereto
fore, in our names, in the good work already
begun.
Resolved, That the newspapers Of For,
Madison and Keokuk are requested to pub.
lish the proceedings and resolutions Of this
meeting.
The meeting was addressed by #. Sempe
Esq, L. II. Allyn and q. ii. Leggett.
E. S. McCULLoCH, .Ch'n.
R. HUBBARD, See'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-13

IcK.--Jack Frost anticipated the Ics man
yesterday morning, shough bic depos.s were
In sheets instead of chunks. IL was cold
morning, and the day following was very
cool.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-13

FkNkHEMF StFyEGE 20 IN IeNFRs
The Sunday School on the Levee will be held at
o'clock r. IN. on Sunday. at corner Of Blondeau
st. and Levee.
The Rev J. Trapnsll may be expected to preach
at D. III. at Packet Depot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-13

We earnestly exhort all those who pay the
Carrier TO be ready for him on Monday. 1t
is not profitable or pleasant for him to travel
all over town two or three times in search of
quarters, which ought to be provided for
him on the Erst call.