davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
MINOR ITEMS.
AN ENTERTAINMENT UNDER THE PALMETTO.
From The CAarIestos Courier, I'D

FvoH The CharIest0s COURIER, I'D
One Of the most agreeable lively and we1-sustaina6
entertainments of u social nature, entirely extempore
and impronptu, which has been our privilege to eu-
low occurred wednesday in the Saloon Of the PoPu
lar steamship Columbia, and under the Palmetto flag
and fifteen stars ensign Of Commodore III Berry.
II was known to some friends of the Hon. Lawrence
NJ Kett that he WA expected TO visit the Columbia
about noon, partly AZ his own desire and partly lnstl
gated by pressing invitation from Capt Berry, and
By the tact that good lunch wss no rarity 10 thai
ship.
Several gentlemen friends of both parties, deter-
mined TO zee and share this visit relying on Can't.
Berry known good nature, generosity, and hospital
ity-he being one Of the sort Of mfn that CessS d.
erred and not of your lean and hungry Cassius tribe
and relying, also, the well-krown elasticity and
stretching qualities Of the steward arrangements and
the tables in the saloon Of the Columbia.
very bountiful and varied collation. WA soou
spread before the guests but thu chief charm OK the
entertainment, which wa uncoGsciously prolonged 10
twilight was found in the socalconyere and ipteec
ual exchange Speeches Of the eut and dried order
were out of ordar and were u even attempted but
sreaking VIA hysy and varied and the tone and tenn
per and spirit of the running d6aes orcibly reminded
one of Congress barring only he eerents Of dizziness
and vu4arity, now too coInraon IN Congress Inter
ruptious frequent, and generally ELECTED happy
reors or repsrteee II ia i-ppossibs TO give even an
outline sketch Of such an occasion aud the consder
ton due TO strictly soea and informal occasion for
bids even tbs attempt.
We may remark, howevcs, that b. X. Carroll esq,
GONcrDOf a IL Il GOWN NsfIc hit'tb tuc P'VHi
ipent speakers and whethar the other bore OF
the raIm il WA decided lnaninsualy by the delighted
parti, j. ants that each eqlsled exoeled himself
Our esteemed and ufeful Chaplain and friend and
monitor OF sailors and s,agoiny men, also present.
and viii not soon forget the " Monument story.
WI Dodge esq, who one Of The party, tad
deliberately armed hnseh with an innocent-looiing
weapon, which externally Was cane, but internally
rife Of tried power and range. tie decired - be-
stow one of the rih9-canea the Hon. l.. NJ. Seitt
as token OF admiration and approval of his gallant
services generally of his able and stirring sSeoh OF
Tue.,ay evening and of his devoted and Confidential
| friendship with the lamented Preston $. Brooks. Al
tie special request OF Mr. Dodge, Is. K. Carroll esq.
at very short notice undertook to presenA the cane
and discharged thst commission With remarkable sec
| Ces<-
| So well pleased We're all the hearers with Mr.. Car
| role remarks OF presentation, that Mr. Dodge In
eiscd on giving ann complimentary Zee in the ahap
| Oi riile cane,
Mr. keltt bad no motive whatever Of toe IA. sntio
Of thu preeentson, but the gallant representative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

To His rreseF Sow Houston, 0s-e-ror o. NE STATE o. Is.'
The Constitution of our State empowers the Tower
nor to convene special sessions Of the Legislature on
extraordinary occasions" and the undersigned me
moriasts, would respectfully Represent TO yow Excel
ency, that in their opinion and they believe, m the
opinion Of amos, all their feowcitb~ns OF the state,
no extraordinary oocasion" cOzh occur IN her
history than that which impenos over her, IN
common with her sister States Of the south, TO WIT:
The election and tn. intended inauguration OF Pres'
dent by party whose distinctive principle Ii hatrea
TO the institutions Of the Southern States, and whose
platform pledges the Administration which they are
about 10 insugurate % systematic aggression upon
tbo-e insttons, under the forms oil the Consanion,
n thai be trzcticable or in defiance of that sawed in
strrment, If such BE- necessary 70 their purpose.
On an occasion 20 extraordinary we think thai
the Executive should and we therefore essPec'uiy
pray, that hs Excellency the Governor VIII a. me
earest practical day, no Ater than the ots day OF
January next convene the Lsgsanre Of the State 20
deliberate upon the grave and mons,ntous issues ths'
Nrce Themselves upon U.s. and to provide such remeey
for exiting and impending ev2s, as " their united VIZ
icm may seem inst and proper and your memoraliste
Tul ever pray, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
MOVEMENTS IN TEXAS.

The following preamble, resolutions, and andre-. 10
Gov Houston have been adopted by meeting OF the
citizens of Galye ston:
HA1eas Tl Electoral OF the Northern States WI oe
% m favor OF the doctrine Of tbs iTepresbe cohni Aho
TO- H. WOW "a advocate doctrine, Lincoln and hAh
declared that this p0rerhurh'
aro, LA A. n now be all free or az slave b7
r 5e;vns the Supreme Court says thai The Constitution
u,ther recognizes Slavery property nor does pO'eet
gnn-t ,he ms of the aNehoGng sttes wiz
he Union and neither be peace nor say 70
Re slayebolders tile - carried on therefore ,,
EI.o,d That Texas sovereign and cOequA sta1e % ms
t r.,no, and submit the threatened degradation
"a NV the triumph Of BLACK Republican principles u
az 60, Housto. Shs would prefer restoration 70 thAt no
enjoyed 70 the lgn0tnny ensuing from -
oUa detation for the uistGAe when ne u
Independence al TIE altar OF htf @
an abe will unfu the banner Of the Lone otai 70 inc
IA Inter upop national career whore Eno glory awaits he
he Ill A least b. from subsection BY might 10 wrong A"'
shame ,, 81, 49,. e..,.. .,dar Bl.el
boAn pfi and rule cannot be submiro 20
80 "a - r,-r. and the good opinion OF the Toiid 'r
can on IN be- preserved by such GUARANTEES ron sn'
Sstes n1 xi equality Of the states N she
h.s and pefnaieh' 49,.
ection, the Federal Constitution and me %
t -, Violated. covenant when leaAA Neh' lhl
.ttb ih. Federal Government was thfoufe an
49, sd her consent given upon coudttionr ana ga-rah
IN n IN. condition bet admission h not oompheo NN
80 ,b. one part II 10 binding on the othsi a.. l.,
Hs.oird That the Governor be rrlnosN'S
..uy. Al an early day iDf tho eAsrnet ha- 80 m
I.,.d A., The LeeAure their agt Of fobfuaf9 i'"o
wIirh Ia tho lansuase Of The lss y ,,io, hs
SIT, NJ I@,.s1 nd hone OF BY Convention representing
.oVef,,tv al m. State the Governor T. requested 70
sTe,iaI -. 5n Of tt' 4r.i',''si' g. P''''4. ''
vVUtlgs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
OPINION OF THE SOUTHERN PRESS.


Souri, CARoLIsI.-The fountsin-head of tories.
nullfers rebels hoiheads fools and traitors has 10
come tbs standard NJ SOpthsrr Statement IL furnished
the main body os tories "a the Revelation. Then
supported Aaron Burr for the IresIdeney nsiead u
Thon q Jefferson the author Of the Declaration OF IN
deperdenCe and founder Of the Democrats party. Toe
next charsterisi step 70 nllfy the laws Of Coo
gres.ana draw the sword against q Government mo
sided over by srsh men ~ Jackson, Clay, and Web
ster Ever .in9e then the turbulent and dsunlon eic
meats of the Government have made their heado aa<
tersin South Carolina
They were maddenod whom Cahsun failed to stfsa
tia iell schers Of secession. and have since m,p
tlor patriot ana eubssyient 10 revenge The SUI e ha
no Cause for complaint, No slave escape from hes
far southern borders The tariff pays the expenses OF
he Federal Government, and there Is nothing lacking
bat to keep up Ssste Government TO her liking lbs
Federal Government then, does not lay the yeigh OF
its little finger Upon her, but has to endure her Con
gresSnea who swim IN whisky and bully all w ash
ngton.
The truth u that South Carolina never had se,y t,~
Of VIZ dom, moderation, conservatism aud hal now
become completely deranged-
We love Tennessee and Kentucky. Taeir hannen.
havs hoated every battlefield in triumph and XII,
ry, and never did either utter sentiment disoyJ h
the Union. Their citzens are noble and patrodc ND
have ever delighted TO honor such moa ~ Clay SD
Jackson.
Upon these men, IN her better days South Car
DINA wAged al unceasing and malicious wa. Mha4,
then, shall We do IN this hour x perLI WA DID
Whlgs abandon the teachings OF Gay and Veterau
Democrats repudiate the maxiirs OF JAG kso 20 wor
hhip at the shrine OF South Carolina tust when hes
madness and revenge have reached the cbIaAx We
bear the answer from every htltop aud every valley
| fr, every Wing and every Democrat coming TO che
conservative element Of tae other S.es louder thai
seven peas If thunder. No never while the past
| remembered or true craftsmanship has foothJld II
| AmeIicai Tie border States bear the suheriag ans
lose - ulng from the Union, and vii 40. hasl ~
70 epads,e The spurious giartiAaship and appeal Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
HINTS TO SOUTH CAROLINA WOMEN.

Under the above heading, woman writes thus "
the editor of The Ch0rLestO~ Mercury
In the mean time our men-I have saiait-are ready.
What are our women doing Talking Of fght-gis-
ing BONO ets wreaths, and banners with mottos and
good wishes-eome of US soribbling for newspapers
All of us saving 81 God speed, TO the great causof
But sisters and daughters, is this enough Empty
words empty wordsi-can you give no more Pns
heare-s braggart may talk it ouI pausibly as the
best; but Dragging Is not doing Woman, will yos
send your son. your husband, and oyonr brother-G
you pretty maiden, your lover-to the fight, giving
him wreath, or noticed hsg and then Inc down "
Sleep Nav, nav you cannOt-you dare not. When
that time comes the midnight hour viii find you watch
inR-the dawning day viii wake upon your uncl ,sod
ewes. And then, TO stl the anxious throbblngs OF
watching hear-sisters believe me--ve Will WAN
something beside the recollections Of uresths and
bouquets, mottos and newspaper articles These arc
we'll enough in their way, and In their time, who's
backed by earnest effort. Bat spare u the mpckery ID
them if theee be all we can do
We have ali heard the story of Nero hddhng walSo
Rome was burning. Day after day, as see our we
men fresh-rigged with the frippery ofthe seson-nev
bOnnets, new aces, new hounces, and furbelow5-daJ
after day hear Of their frequenung Yankee shows
operas, and concert-singen l remember Nero and,
shudderng wonder if these, his petticOaed initstors
can be South Carolina women. Forgive me, sister,.
the harsh thought. We have sinned-we have sinned.
but az yet il been in thoughtsss gnorance rather
than heartless folly. Let us now wake Up to bet
ter things. A great free people must have true
hearted. whole-souled women. Nothing has OF late
years marked more the rottenness al heart Of
this Union OF States, falling 70 pecss from its
fostering iLiqulIles, than the iolles OF 10 We
men. Fast ladies have we hai, womsns nghs
ladies' ladies who must have silk dresses TO sweep
the streets though the husband break the childres
siarve for it; girls who must spend on the wardrobe 81
what thirty years since would have supported
family thus driving fathers and brothers to detac
tions frauds and perjury; mothers who find no better
leesOns for their dau hte than midnight balls, ending
only with day ight-a gas-Gght life, where heart and
ana teach or women SO; the brokeudown devotee of
fashiOn, with her train Of prenaturely whitening
daughters has left to hersef and them nothing thaa
can render them fitting mothers and wiyas for freemen
career OF folly and snaetlng revolution tfos
10 upon Isl may rave from down-hin course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
THE SECESSION MOVEMENT.
HeraSell v. johnson on the Crisis.
AMOS KENDALL on SECESSION,
a SOUTHERN SERMON.
LETTER FROM HERscurL v JOHNSON

bhAAG NhNu hEhSCHEL V. JOHNSON.
Gov. Herschel " johnson. having heep ;nv;,ad n
sds TIE citizens OF Georgia upon the state of the
Cos"'1y' answered the invitation by the following
Eeftex.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

Tia ARCTIC REaloss.--Ths Court House
was crowded to oscrfowing Tuesday night,
and proved TO be not large enough 10 accom-
nodate all who vera eager TO see the splen-
did illustrations of DIR. hane's expedition in
search OF Sir John Franklin. The view opens
at the city of New YORK, and thence We are
transported to the coast Of Greenland, and
regions. The grandeur Of Arctic scenery 10
wildly portrayed. Mr.. Paul is a fluent
speaker and imparts fund Of information.
We have no doubt the house will be crowded
every night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

DAILY CATS Ctwy ovFicn,l
Ksokuk Oct. 18th.
FLOUR--surerhne, 81 90 Bpdng wheat, ex
ira, 81 DO, FAN wheat, extra, ~ 90.
BRAN AND SHORTS, 4o.o SIS perloo.
l C0RH-NfE 70, old ia good demand s.ta 49, 50 -
BAhLKY~~sprins 4oa4bc.
Wheat. In good demand. Fall sleo to Isl
Spring so tols7c.s
OASIS 10 20, active demand.
RYE-4o 10 IS IN good demand.
P0TApokS--20 to rs by the load retail S..
dROCEkIE a-New Orleans Sugar, fair sla9
prime 81 10 10, clarified lIIa12, crushed and loaf
l2itol3. Moiassea-plsntatioA 3s to AZ, q. IA. 40
to 4s, Golden Syrup, 6s to Use. CcHes--Rio 10
10 II. Java 10 to zoe, Lsguyra, TO 10 to H. Rice,
6lsT.
soAp--Palm 64c, Family Sao; German, (Cin.
"a.
CANDLEs---star IA to IS, stsarine ID, Mould
i2l, summer presscd,Is
LARD-l2 to 12h retail I5e.
BUTTER-Common 10 to ~; Choice Is to Is I;
retail l7a.
LEATHER--sole Is to Use; Harness 274.
hlDES-Dry IL 10 Hi green, ~ to Sc green
sheep pelts 10 60 T5c; green hog skins as
HAf-Prair'c 81 to a. 2si llmothy A. HungA-
uan, 49, to SO; Baled do. slol to Bill Retail, IL
to -
aEEDS-Hungarisn Grass ,25a2ot Timothy, 81
30 to 90; Flax Seed, 9oAsl 90.
sSNDklEs-Onions, 80 TO 40 Eggs, I2to Ia1.
Feathers, soe TO 35cl whlte Beans, 10 20 50.
FhuIi-Dried apples, a to i 40 per bush
Dried peaches, 81 q 70 $50; Kaisin., 81 80 70
Is
cHEEsE--W. II. iiaI2!; Denmark . tole
BEEF-lAa24e gross; 5s to 4ic per quarter.
sHEKP-sI 30 TO 81 75 D. head.
H0as.-Dressedt g. 90 10 St 90.
SALT--a. a, 81 40 to | 4s per rack: Eanaw-
his, loa72e per Dbl. Liverpool, 81 q0a2 90 per
sack. Lake 81 I'D to 50 Is y Dbl.
FisH--Asckercl,N No. $40 to s2I ~ bbl; No.
$40 Si7 Ne. ! sl2toSIs. White, No. So 81
10 50 rs " nsf bbl. Cod FtsL sto 6v ID.
RA8S-2A to 2xc.
OLD IkOS-t to Re per n Brass TO Zoe per
h.; Copper III TO lac per 10.
E4caAssm.-Un Nsw York fer currency l per
cent; forgold per cent. 81. Louis4 per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

IN The majority of the Republicans in
Ohio, for Jadge OF the Supreme Court, 10
stead OF being taenty-thoCsani, as first an
noanced, Is less than ten Thousand. Nearly
ly every county 10 The State is heard from
ADD Brinserhoff's ma orisy, shas far, is 3, 794.
- heokak Jour.
III The editor OF the Journal had pat the
figure before S, bis figures would have been
near the truth, however far from il bis words
may be. The Bell mep IF Ohio voted with
the Democracy against Brinsfrhoff and thus
reduced his majority to from Ii, GOO to &c, 600,
bat the rest Of the Republican State candi.
dates get from 5000 10 5000 more than
that.
Will the Journal correct its blunder?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

Murder near Athens. missouri.
We learn that some eight or ZEN persons
were under. arrest at Athens. Missouri.
charged with murder.
or more ago several persons Of that vicinity
hung man whom they charged with steal
ing horses. 1t leaked out afterwards that
two Of the persons who were engaged 10 the
murde had previously robbed the old man,
and took thai mode OF getting rid OF him.
Much exctement prevails, and it is thought
there will be more lynching before the mat
ter il ended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18
che 1ate Gitp.
TIL URSDAY MORNING. OCT. IS.



Republican Township Conventts
The Republicans af Jackson Ta~a4hiss Mill saeet
in Convention Mt Rice's Hall, I'm keekuk on satur-
day, Oct. 2oth, 1850, at4 o'clock p n for the pur-
pose Of nominating candidates for Township of
fcers. zach ward in city Of keokuk will send five
delegates to paid Convention, and the Township at
large outside of the cay, wi. send Elk delegates.-
The Republicans Of cash ward are requested to
meet on Friday evening, the 10Th inst, att o'clock
for the appointment Of delegates, at the following
places:
First Ward, at Republican Club Room.
Cd Nerandah Hall.
Sd I" Days Store, Mechanics Block.
4th Wlde-Awake Hall.
The Republicans Of the Township at largs will
meet at such time and place as they may hereafter
designate.
BY order OF the Township Committee.
GEO. W. McCRARY,
Oct. IS 1860. Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

Douglas and his crowd delight inpro.
claiming that Lincoln cannot advocate bis
principles in the Southern States, and, there
fore, they conclude Republicanism ID not
national. But Yancey can advocate his prin-
ciples in the Northern States, and, by the
Douglas logic, 1t follows that accession, dis
union and treason are national.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18
PHOTOGRAPHS.

WE would call the attention Of the public to
w the fact, that at BIZ ELS AMBRUTlPE Pho
TO1Rapii and SIERkEOscUplC GALLERY is
the place TO get
Correct Pictures or Every styIey
Being the Oldest established operator in tho city
the superiority Of his pictures, and his efforts TO
please arc we'll known to all. Heis now putting
up views Of Main street, suitable for mailing, for
the very low psiea Of 20 and DO eutx each the
largest and best picture of keokuk ever takon
afro large view az Et. Madison.
storoseopic vicws and buxes for sale and on ex-
hihition all are respectfully invited to call and
examine thCm.
~ Don I f,rgct the place ~ Main street I'd
door from Third street.
Aug. ~, o0.--d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

GT We see by the programme that the
Democrats will spread themselves promise
cuousiy through Main street to-day The
managers are too sharp to scatter their
forces all along Grand Avenue. Tie show
would be too meagre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

GI man BY the name OF John Hoffman,
living on Bank street, fell from a tree day
or two ago and badly fractured both arms
and was otherwise injured. The bones Of
one arm rrotruded through the skin, and
there A. some fear that amputation may be
necessary. DR.. Sanford was called TO treat
the case
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

One OF our 'public fuuctionaries" has one
boy named Frank Pierce and another james
Buchanan. lie has still suother Soy I'M
named, but waiting to take The name Of the
successful Democratic candidate for Presi
Dent, be II Douglas or Dreckinridge.
Poor child HE ehAacs for name ia not
only uncertain, but very remote, if 1T ia to
depend on that contingency. Better let them
both ''slide' aud give the boy the name Of the
next President at once. II is an honest
name, and well sounding hume is Abraham
Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Those who Intend joiningC. II. Rmerson's Clsss
in Vocal Music requested to he present On Tues
day and Friday evenings, Get. 10th and 18th.
uetl aaLt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

FtyER ANe AGuE.--Thls trying and provoking
d'sease, whiehfkes Its feientl grasp upon the
body Of man, reducing him to a mere shadow in
short time, and rendering him physically and men
tally useless, can be driven from The lody by the
II Hostettes Bitters be great success II has
inst with, and the beneficial results following Its
zee, have este biished itasa permanent 'institu-
ton" We would ADVISE our readers to procure
this valuable specific, and IL an absent freud is
afflicted Nth he Fever and Ague, any other
nervous sease, 10 hasten and pr cure this IA peh
favored ana greatly desired article. uial viii
prove It's eaeelLnt qaalitis.
For sale by dfGggists and dealers generally sv-
erywhere.
sod by p.GlBsoss, A. ]. WILKINSON, RAKTLErr
KAYE a Co., and ]. I. NILKls.ox
Oct. -, 'a0-diu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

~ n. HUMPHREY, Auction and Com.
L. mission Merchant, No. Estes House.
Regular Auction Sales on Tuesday, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY mornings; also every evening. Eur.
niture sales every Saturday morning.
&x- Particular attention given TO sales ir 'ae
country taI2St
fUsr received from the American Clock Co. .
~ t4rre tct IL ne hour EU1t dIy ctscsF assorted
styles, az No. Estes House.
septl2i Dr.. HUMPHREY.
~ hcEIsRD this cay, on consignment, cases Of
~ tine Calf Boots Ito be closed out Immediately,
Nos5 Estes House. [Septi3
IUsT received from the IN ,uufatturers u large lot
~ OF Hoop skl III; alao, large consignment Of
Hosiery, at No. Estss House.
septt2d
Nov on hand a large stock 81 Jeweiry OF every
~ varieiys also Stationery and Notions Of all
Kinds Merchants and Peddicrs will do well to call
and examine this stock 1t will be closed out very
low. DE-. HUMPHREY,
Septi2 Aocsioneer.
uof received Pocket Cutlery Of every variety
~ and quality, and a large as sentiment of Table
Cutlery; also lotof Plated Table and Tea spoons,
ut no fstas House. (scptl2dl
JUST received large eonsi gn rnsnt OF Table Cut
u iery, which will be sold very low.
my2o DF. HUMPHREY.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT in this city
n for sale, or will be exchanged tor Farm
Apply TO ID. Il. HUMPHREY.
my 26d
JsT received a cousi gumeBt of fue foSket
~ Knives direct from manufacturers, which wil
he sold at private sale so per cent less than CF1a
prices. lapi6dl u. +. HUMPHREY Ag't.
| HAVE been appointed sole Agent for thes@ls Of
1 fTsuk's Chemical Writing Fluid, which for
commercial aud school purposes is highly Is-om-
mcnded equal to the best in the market.
ap26d h. r. HUMPHREY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18
HOW THE FiRE-EATERS THE DEVILS or
0ISUNi0M-.-WiLI SPLIT THE UNION
RIGHT IN TWO If "0LD ABE"
is ELECTED!

We have got up this. picture at "immense
expense" for the special benefit Of the Dem
ooratic orators to-day. By exhibiting this
very unique and striking cut 30 an admiring
crowd. any boo-hoo orator can wildly por
tray the terrific consequences of that Elm
pending calamity'-she election OF aOld
Abe ~ Boo boo ! Have Jon heard from
Pennsylvania
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-18

JFS'Une Of Tie beat articles Of The present day
fot paaiiy,Dg the 1aoed and impair ing hes lhy and
in,igoratirg tone tothe human system, IL Nc
Leans Strengthening Cordial aud Bleed Purifier
We kno~ IL IL, for We have tired IL.
See advertisement in another column.
Oc.. Is dAw