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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28
FROM WARRINGTON.

The tariff bill will DO reported on Monda,
BY one of TWO expedients. If the States ar
called, Mr.. Morril who has it in charge, will
offer it from Vermont. II committees b,
called, Mr.. Sherman will present it from
the ways and MEANS under the new rule
The miscellaneous appropriation bill pas
sed the ways and means committee today
and will be presented to the House on Mon
day. The naval and postoffice bills are tn,
only two remaining on the hands Of the com
mittee. 49, sr .s ..f ,s.;.. ~
The homestead bill. which passed tn,
house was referred in the Senate to tn.
committee on public lands. That commit
tee recommended the striking out all ate,
the enacting clause, and inserting the Sen
ate bill drafted by Mr.. johnson, Of Tennessee
Mr.. J's bill excluded from those VIII.
shall have the benefits of the public lands
Single men over twenty.one years of age
widowers without children, and foreigner,
who may declare their intentions after tn,
passage Of the bill, and only allows .thos,
who are recipients of lands under the bill t.
receive alternate sections. The onse bi,
includes the rarties named above. It is sale
the House will accept ohnsoa's. bill, If til,
one passed by itself cannot b., got. a85
I'm Z WASHINGTON March II.
We have New Orleans dates of Tuesda,
last.
BY the fire in Houston on the third instant
nearly two squares, embracing thirty hous
es were destroyed. All the buildings in tn,
block above Congress and west Of Mai,
street. except one, were burnt, and on tn,
oppasite side Of Main street the entire blocl
except six buildings, were burnt. The larg,
wholesale establishment OF Kelsey, Sites {
Co., was saved. The loss is estimated a
about 1926, 900. sa& ..fI
The president has recognized Archibald
Foster. Is Consul of Brazil in Boston.
The C0ns1,.::'tion says tho misunderstood
ing existing with New Grana&ss may nov
be regarded as definitely and permanent,
settled
In the criminal court, Herman Jarow,t
alias jaeger was tried, for obtaining money
and other valuables on the false pretence tha
ne was a German Count or Baron has been
found guilty. i'e has extensively fguret
in cities north Of Washington.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28

~ ! Several matters Of importance are
le't unattended to this week, owing to the
unavoidable abssnce Of Mr.. Phelps. agrat7e
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28
.CTATE OF MlTNESOrAA
~ In Probate Court, !

OG VI HNNECOlSA,1 7
- In Probate Court,
GooDHrE COUNT. Citation to
In the matter Of proving the prove Will.
last Will and Testsmcnt Of
Christi III Rehrbohm, dcc'sd
In the name of the State of Minnesota 49,.
Ann Maria Shultz, Catherine Maria Dick,
and John Christopher Behvbohm. heirs and
next OF kin OF Christian Behrbohm, late Of
said county Of Goodhue, deceased, send greet
Whereas. Heinrich Dick, sole executor named
in the last will and testament Of said deceased,
has lately applied to this Court for the proof
Of such win and testament, which said viii
relates to both real and personal sstate-----,
Now. therefore, in pursuance of the order Of
this Court hereon bearing date the ssth day Of
Febs4tEy., 1880, yon. sad sach Of you, are
this Court, 1t the Court House, in Che city Of
Red Wing. in said county, on the ed day Of
March next, ut ten O'clock in tho forenoon, and
attend the probate Of such will. '-r.l-
In testimony whereof. we have caused the
seal q. our said Probate Court to be heYcunto
affixed. Witness, Orrin Densmore, Judge Of
the Probate Court aforesaid, ct his Office in tha
city Of Red Wing, ahis 2sth day Of February,
A. D. 1860. OREIN DENSMORE.
Judge Of Probste.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28

J. A. Thacher, Of Zumbrota, Republican
FL: Ellsworth. Of Cannon Falls, Democrat
j. NJ. Gates. Of Roscoe, Republican
VIM. Fryberger, of Featherstone, Dem.
Orr'n Densmore, Of Red Wing, Republican
This ticket will have tho confidencs ol
our taxpayers. "DEMOCRAT."
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28
EUROPEAS NEWS.

EUROPEAS NEWS. t -r:.sl.f
Louis Napoleon's speech At the opening
Of the French Legislature was delivered Or
the first. lie congratulates Europe on the
peace; hopes that it may be permanent; says
that it will be broken BY no act of his
Says that European difficulties are fast ap.
pioaching termination.
To Austria he says that the treaty of Vii.
Ia Franco, was N agreeme Mt whereby the
restoration Of the Archdukes, under consti-
tutional limitations, WAS promised in OK.
change for the imperfect Independence q
vencsia. The consideration on both sides
failed, and he holds himself therefore absolv.
ed from this promise, and free to claim the
performances Of the rest Of the treaty with
these two provisions expunged. Turning "a
the Pope. he reminds him that he alone has
for eleven years sustained tho power Of the
successors Of st. Peter at Rome, but he is
content thus to remind his holiness Of what
he has done, and he is careful to talk vague
" of the future. To tho protected in
terests Of France he offers coincidence ra,h.
er than hope. lsa:d.a
What is to happen to Central Italy is still
- dark Is ever. The light Of this speech
does not extend to it. We may, however,
assume that tho Italian question is now
ssttled-that Sardinia keeps what she has,
that Venita RENAME in bondage, and that
Tuscany is now vacant throne in the eift
OF the liberator of Italy. a..t,4..
He claims Savoy, and thinks tho En-
ro2ean powers will make no objection ia its
anne xation to France. He is firmly fixed
in his free trade policy. says that the
protective tariff was the greatest holdba:k
to French industry. .lsi55ti
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28

TLECT1ON NOTICE. 8 ssvs 49,
q Notice is hereby given this: On election
will be held At the District School House. in
tho city Of Red Wing, Goodhue county, Min
nesota, on the Sd day OF April next, for ito
purpose Of electing the following city ofic.ra,
to wit:
A CITY MAYOR,
~ "A ClrYCLERK;' : 4 CHE
AJUSTlCE OF THE PEACE, and
THREE COUNCILMEN.
The polls will be open from twelve. o'olock
at noon till four o'clock in the afternoon Of
that day. Dated, March e1st 1860. 49,:
HANS .MATTSON,
l9o-w2 <{'1i City Clerk. I
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28
TIE COUNTY AUDITOR.

This officer assumes to get the tax list
published in the Republican. although he ar.
cues he cannot contract for the price to be
paid. BY another provision Of the same
law such price shall be paid as the Com.
missioners agree to pay. The Commissioners,
one Of the contracting parties are not yet
elected, and hence it would be reasonable to
infer that such being the case no contrac,
can yet be made. To createa contract eth.
er actual or implied there must be legal
parties thereto. Here there ara none. The
Auditor says he has no right to contract
no right to fix the printing expense. Il
the power to do an act exists, it is the duty
of the officer upon whom such responsibility
may fall to consult the interests Of the PEG:
pc who gave him that trust. and from whose
pockets the expenses are to be paid.
1.-THE on-exis,ence of Board OF Com
.nissioners to act in this matter, is the Audi
tors excuse for taking the responsibility 70
let the printing, why is it not good reason
that he should assume the responsibility OF
letting it to the lowest bidder, instead Of
letting it out in manner which gives the
contractor power to charge whatever he may
see fit. This will b 50, however, just 80
long Is even the honest officials of the coun.
ty do not dare to follow their consciences in
opposition to the dictates Of the holder oi
the carpet bag" The Auditor may be
honest enough, but in the matter Of back.
bone he seems to b lamentably deficient.
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28
PINE Is1Asp. March 94y71s6o.,

Ed. SESr1NEL-I have just seen your in
vitasion. in regard to the nomination Of .
ticket composed Of true. and reliable men
for County Commissions Irrespective Of
party. look upon these offices as most
important, not the otbcers themselves, but
to tho taxpayers of the county, and the
hsst men should be selected. We want
practical men. l propose tho following
ticket
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-03-28

1 USWJpL p IU1GSU1 AEeo1uSyH, f.4--l-N'
ssaAr ~ - "a = =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04

MiLLEpGEvIILE, Nov. -.
A bill has been intr 1duced in the House,
prohibiting the leyyng Of any execution
from the courts Of tn United State on the
property OF citizens CT Georgia prior to Dec.
LIST, 1861; oil sales under such process to be
void.
A debate took place in the House on the
bill TO protect the rights Of the citizens OF
The State OF GeorgiB. An amendment was
made to extend the provision OF the bill to
every State that voted for Lincoln, which
was agreed to.
Mr.. Mcdonald opposed the bill and amend
ment, expressing warm Union sentiments,
and moved to fine any Georgian two hundred
dollars who sells bale Of cotton or barrel
Of apples to any person north Of Mason and
Dixon's line.
McDonnld's amendment caused commo-
ton, and disunion and conservative senti
menss were uttered. The bill was made the
special order for Tomorrow, when an ex-
citing discussion il anticipated. Tho dis
unionists oppose, and the conservatives IA
vor the bill. 1t is thcnght the Governor will
veto 1t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04

A Washington telegram Of the 9th as.
serss positively that Judge fancy has resigned
and that Attorney General Black will be ap.
pointed il his confirmation by the Senate car
be secured.
MEHPnIs HARD Up.-A telegram of the
26th says cotton could not be sold, money
could not be had, tradesmen were idle, and
absolutely nothing doing in any department,
OF trade. Hard times are anticipated.
The remaining four banks of Charleston
suspended specie payment on the 28th.
The Georgia Legislature is still in SEES
sion, and on the 30th chose Breckenridge
Electors. About seventy members did no,
vote.
The North Carolina Legislature on tn,
Both postponed tho election Of U. s. Senator
in place Of Clingman.
In Chicago on the 30th, exchange wa,
firm OF per cent. Gold, few sales at to s
Currency was abundant, deposits having
largely increased.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04

MEMPHIS, Nov. 2S.
Never within our recollection has such q
day da~ned and closed upon Memphis a.
yesterday. Tho aisheartening news from Gil
parts OF tho Union-t1e distrust OF the fu-
ture which has taken possession Of ali classes
the distress and ruin which threaten TO
engulf all in the widespread maels,rom
which has drawn into il the very existence
Of tho Govcrnment--,hes considerations
and the denss clouds which dsrkened tho
heavens, and the cold ruin and snow which
fell at intervals throughout tho day, will
make yesterday ever memorable in the pusi-
ncss annals Of Memphis. There Was abso-
lately nothing done in any department. Of
trade. Our iradesmer we're all idle, and no
transactions were made except at a ruinous
sacrifice. Cotton c~uld not be sold for cash
at anything Ike The prices we quoted last
week, and but iittlo was lone in produce be-
yond the demand for eesuAl daily consump.
tion. Money was not to BIO had at any price
gave upon the names Of come Of our oldest
and rioheat merchants, and then at Ito "a
per cent. per month. Second class paper,
reliable and solvent, was without buyers 81
any price on any terms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04

INV YoRx, Dec. /.
A Washington dispatch to the World says
that Breckinridge, who has arrived, favors
the idea OF vel! defined line Of policy BY
Southern members Of Congress.
A letter from Mr.. Houston, OF Alabama,
says the feeling among conservative men Of
that State, 10 rapidly tending toward seces-
sion, he, however, il for the Union.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
Judge McGrath il likely TO be the next Gov
ernor OF South Caroline, or first President
'of the Palmetto Republic.
The Tines Washington correspondent
says: Among the arrivals Of members OF
Congress to-day are many Southerners who
bring families. The fear Of secession 10 not
20 strong to-day. Conservative compromise
measures are being prepared to cover the en-.
tire sectional issue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04

WAsHlNoroN, Nov. %.
The Times correspondent says Hon. John
Sherman, chairman of the Committee on
Ways end Means, intends TO put through the
appropriation bills At the earliest moment Of
the session in order to allow Gep .rcss, during
the Short session, to discuss saud settls the
sectional difficulties xhiah present themselves.
He is expected on Saturday. Hon. Green
Adams, Of KY, says his State may be count
ed on, also Tennessee, for the Federal Union
1t all timss until tho rights Of those States
are actually invaded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04

The present critical state Of European Affairs will
render these publications unusua.ly interesting
during the forthcoming year. They win occupy .
miodie ground bet seen the hastily written ne VIZ
items, crude speeulatons, and flying rumors of the
daily journal, and the pondtraus 1ome Of tho fs :
ture historian written after the living interest and
excitement IT the great PoiiticAI events OF the
time shall have passed away. II IL TO thess Peri
odicas that readers must look for the only really
inelligible and reisble history OF current events,
and suoh, In addition to their we'll established
literary, scientific, and theological character, We
public.
The receipt Of ADVANCE Sheets from the
British Publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints, inasmuch ~ they can nov be placed in
the hands Of subscriber sbaut the GIN
sl editions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04
r@ NEW YORK
| MILLINERY STORE,

l ADlEo give Us clil, and you " ii find u choice
Misses, ribbons. Feathers, Flowers. and variety OF
Dress Trimmings, Head Dresses, Dress Caps, 10
6tampng all kin IL of goods for Embroidery,
and the latest Nint4r ~ L. Of patterns. fFoln
All Of these will bs cut and made on the shortest
notice. The subscribers have n, hesitation in as
surfing the pa,ronzing public that their work will
give satisfaction, Az Strangers they only aek the
ben. 1t Of an impartial tra test II their skill
In their fayorte art. All orders will receive the
earliest attention, md work entrusted their care
will not be delayed beyond the time sgreed upon.
Mrs. 5. j ii Nj LIE <.
Dec. 1, .G0-d MRs.C A. HUNTER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04
THE KANs AS TROUBLES.
THE OTHER HInE OF THE CUES.
TION.

LAWRENCE, K. r., Nov. %.
The whole country 10 imposed upon by the
reports Of the Kansas difficulties. adiufs
all to await the facts before judging. Judge
Williams, who has SO deceived the public, 10
. frightened old dotnrd, unworthy OF orc
dance. His court has not been molestcd
Fl. Scott has not been attacked; Paris, or
any other place, has not been sacked; Mont
gomery's party has not entered Missouri, and
never intended to-; not one cent has been
given him, or his men, from recent Eastern
contributions; no arms or munitions have
been sent them, as reported. All their arms
have been in the territories for years, and
challenge contrary proof. All such state
ments ~ Williams has made are vile fabri-
cations, that are doing our people Infinite
wrong. Let the public charge it either to
malice or ignorance. tbs admitted, howcv-
er, that exciting events are upon us.
VIM. HUTCHINSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04
why tho Prestdent,s M essnge VIII
Seem 10 Favor &scession.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
| believe that the Presidsnt will be influ.
enced in the non.committAl course OF his
message by the numerous letters which, am
informed, be Is 10 daily receipt Of from lead
ing men in the cotton State, representing tina.
secession is no longer speculation, but .
certainty, and urging him TO offer no resist
ance to separation, ~ it will only involve his
Administration in Disgrace; provided be does
not interfere, they promise 20 let him finish
his term without trouble. In other words, il
10 proposes that for the sake of peace and
quietness be shall allow the disunionsts TO
have everything their own way. Whether
Buchanan will accede TO their proposition,
in the face of his recent declarations, re-
mains TO be aesn.
The secessionists are very active, and are
holding meetings almost continually, at
which speeches calculated to agitate the pep.
pie are made.
Notwithstanding oil their efforts, the feel
ing for the Union is growing stronger, and
finds most frequent expression in the declara.
ton that if shs North will show her desire
for Cancellation, BY the repeal Of her person
al liberty bills, the decided catastrophe OF
dsunion may be avoided.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04
UNSURPASSED
III AIR TO NC .

WE call the attention Of the bald and gray
w to GEO. CABUS' HAIR TONIC. This nm
equaled preparation, which turns gray hair to its
original oolsr, gives the bald besusifni head Of
hair, removes the dandruf and itcnins from the
scalp, aud causes natural moisture to dow from
the scalp, provided 1t is used asa hair dress-
ing-it will prevent it from becoming premature
iy grey and coming out. Those who love to Ga
upon q beautiful head OF hair should not be with
cut 1t. Thousands testify its great erits, bn,
We have no room to insert theis names.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04

On the 3Oth OF Ostober Garibaidi made .
short address 70 the people OF Naples, IN re-
| sponse to calls from those in the street who
knew him to be in house near by. lis re-
marks, and especially the way in which they
were received, are significant:
This ;s a memorable day for you, for it
dement's the alliance ct TIVE peoples and ea-
tabllsbes the fraternity OF the people. To-
day you have destroyed the principle OF ego
item which has kept the nations separated,
and thus has facilitated the servitude OF all.
The people with whom you have fraternized
to- day have the same enemies who threaten
you. Your cause 10 theirs, and theirs il
yours.
But before fighting against this enemy out
side, you have internal enemies to beat down,
and will tell you that the chief OF them 10
the Pope. IL | have acquired any merit with
you, have acquired that OF telling you the
truth frankly, and without 8 veil. In using
this privilege tell you that your chief enemy
Is the Pope.
lam . Christian a. you are; yes, am OF
that religion which has broken the bonda OF
slavery and has proclaimed the freedom OF
men; the Pope, who Expresses his subjects
and is an enemy Of Italian Independence, is
no Christian; he denies the very principle OF
Chrs,ianity-he is the ansichrist.
This truth you must spread among all
those who are near to you, for IL is only when
all Italians shall be thoroughly convinced Vt
this truth, that Italy will be really free and
united.
Garibsldi had several times to Interrupt
his speech on account of the applause which
his words elected from the multitude be-
low.
gTSome Of the Locofoeos object to Lin
coln's election because be only got the North
| ern States, insisting that be should have had
the Southern States also in order to consti-
tuts him fairly and fully President Of The
United States. Other Locofocos, who be-
leve in popular sovereignty, object that MIR.
| Lincolp, though he has much larger popu-
lar vote than any other candidate, has not q
popular majority over bis.three competitors
combined.
The Constitution don't require such ma
iority, else James Buchanan never would
have been President. He lacked 37s,0ll
votes OF a majority over Fremont and Fill.
more. yet we heard Of no objection being
raised to bis right to the Presidential chair
H-Some one writes that Arnold, North
ern man, was the only traitor in the Revolu
ton.
| This il a sectional idea and very falls
one. South Carolina held Thousands o.
traitors and tories throughout the war, and I
good portion OF the time the traitors we're
| "a now. in the ascendant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04
DtssOluai0u.

The Partnership heretofore existing in this
Office between j. b. Howell j. Il. Briggs,
Jr., is dissolved. Mr.. Briggs retires from
the concern, and the business will be carried
on as usual BY j. B. Howell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04
Premium to New Subscribers

The Nos. Of the same Periodicals for 1859
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Unlike tho more ephemsrxl Magazines of the
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suhsc fihers wishing a,se tAa Sef. fur 1859, Will
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04
X EOKUK K:

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every Monday 1t ths ece, 10 one Of the eldest pa.
pers In Iowa, and Lasa WIDELY extended circuls
ton throughout the Des Moines Valley, Northsrr
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04
PHOTOGRAPHS.

WE would call the attention IL tho public to
w thefact, thatA BU I'll g AMRHUTY PIE PHO
TOGKAPu and STERHE0SEuPIc GALLERY 10
the place TO got
Correct Pictures OF every StyleS
Being the oldest established operator in the city,
the superiority of pictures, and his efforts TO
please are we'll known to all. He lis now putting
up views Of Main street, suitable for mailing, for
the very low price Of - and 10 cents each; the
largest and best picture Of keoknk ever taken
also large view Of 1t. Madison.
i steroscopic views and boxes Tor sale and on ex-
Libit,on I'll srs respectfully invited TO call and
examine them.
Er- Don't forget the place. 7s Main street. "a
do0r frou Third strett.
Aug. ~. 'GO.--d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04

Sr. Paul, Nov. 80.
The f6eial vote Of Minnesota IL ~ fol-
lowe: Lincoln. 2l.2s4;. Douglas, ll,89s,
Brscklnritge, ITO, Bell, A; scattering, H.
Total, 35,Ol3.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04
TERMS.
POSTAGE.

The Postage to any part Of the United States
will be but TWenty.Fsur Cents xsar
for Black wood J" and but Fourteen 1semss
year for each 4 the Reviews.
At the above prices tho periodicals will be
furnished for 1861; ao& asa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04
EXlIIHlTlON,.

.AiR. REL!ai No Is ELoCuTIoN CLASS viii give
WI an sidbitioa ct the MEDICAL College on nexs
ThGSMR$ evening. The Hon. Jas. Love, and
III. Craig, r O., will preside a. Judges On the ca
sion 10 award pris 10 the pupils for the best
reditations. Mr.. Westeott has presented : teau-
tifnl copy Of Tom Moor's Poems, Mr.. Wilson a
copy Of Kirk White, Mr.. Brownsll copy Of
Thompson and Gray's Poems, Mr.. Bailey beau
tiful picture In frame--all Of which, with hand
soms work on Eiocution, will be presented for
award the occasion. About Is Of MIR. Bedng'
pupils will contend for the above priE The ex-
ercises vi be interpreted with vocal music. See
smai bills. tdee4d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04
Panic the Hog Market.

10 Cincinnati on the 30th there was .
slight panic in the hog market, prices re-
ceding to SIS 90, and closing dull at So 00to
rs 95
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
watch s.ost.

E@ @kaa watch s,OsG.
A sMaAI. GOLD WATCH LOST on Main OF
- 7thStFlnet, last Saturday. The finder will 70
ceivo 1,harAl reward by .eaving At Wilson's Lit
efary DapUt.s9 dec4d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-04

WUU1.EN NAYS
NJ AA1ED, Iof which We will pay cash.
w w. IL. AUSTIN 4 CO.,
noy9dAw lis MAin-st.