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CiTeuit C0art Nanit0W0c CGuaty

"so' ..,; 7, '0'S Summons for money de-
William c. Chase manu- " 'o"''">'
rT7HE State Of Wisconsin, to William Q. Chase.
y on are hereby summoned and required to
answer thec5mplain in this action, and a4erve
COPY Of your answer to the said Complaint on
tue subscribers at heir Office, Noe. Sans Mar
til Block, in tie CITY of Milwaukee, Wiscous n,
within twenty days after the service hereof ex-
elusive o. the day Of such service; and il you fail
TO answer the said complaint within the Tune
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action vii take
Judgment against you for the sum Of Two Humid
red and fourteen 1900 Dollars, with interest
from the 28th lay OF Jane, one thousa nd i-hr
hundred and sixty, besides the costs Of this ac-
ton. Witness, the Hon. David Tayio~ Judge
OF the circuit court Of Hsnit0woc county, TIL,
l2th day Of July, 1860
SMALL Il CAGSWELL,
Plaintiff Attorneys, Milwaukee, Wis.
The complaint in this action was filed in the
Office Of the clerk Of the circuit court, Mauitowoc
county, July 30, 1860.
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SCOVIIL'S
SARSAPRILLA AND STILLINGIA.
Oh
BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP


Prof. r.. s. Newton says, in Cin-
cinnad Medical Journals, Vel. l, No. 5,
page 3l0) in regard to the cure of MAR.
:. TIN ROBBINS, one of the most remark -
- able cures on record: =
- "While he was in the worst imaginaa- q
- bic condition, we were called to attend <
- him for a fracture of the leg, producedby -,
- a fail. Phs Indications of a reunion of -
- the bone. under the circumstances, were ~
= very unfavorable, for he would sit day ;,
after day, picking out small pieces Of z
the bone, whic would slough off, found =
- him using SCoVILL's preparation, which
he continued to use cntil cure was affect. :
- ed.
= eve gave him no constitutional treats -
ment, being in attendance only as a sur :.
= geon; yet we confess we had much curl ~
- osty to Sc what coGld be done in sys- -f
- tenn so EXTENSIVELY DISEASED as his was -
= The Journal remarks, in passing on -
. that MANY other equally bad cases have -
- been cured in this city, by the Syrup of !
= Sarsaparilla and Stflingia" =
We have known the manufacturers
of it personally for many years, and can
say that they are reliable men"
Sold by JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor, Chea
go, III.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES FOR $50 - III
comp.iaure with invitations received, and
with the assurances that local arrange
ments for tie accommodation Of all teach
ers and those designing to teach, will lie
made, q session Of the Tcachlrs' Institute
viii be held tie ensuing fall and winter,
as follows
At De'ayan, Wa'wortl Co, Aug 20
At Wa'er.own, jefferson Co, Aug. q.
1T Burlington, Racine Co., Aug. q.
At Manitowoc, Manitowoc Co., Sept 5
At LaCro,>e Lacrosse Co, Sept. 10.
Others viii BE announced as soon as ar
rangements are made.
Each Institute viii be opened on the
evening Of the dav named above, with an
anI Address On tile s9hje-. Of Public n
,truction.
During each day there vii be exerci-
Sc, conducted by competent aud expert
enced teachers, Illustrative of the princi-
pes ana methods OF ednc'tlon applicable
'o PuOic schools Of different grades
Each e'eving viii be devoted to an ad-
dress Or discussion on some educational
SUBJECT "hieh the rnbIic generally are IN
,ited to attend.
1eAcher'' or those preparing TO teach,
WHO enron thelf names as IN attendance
on the nrst evening when the Institute
oPeoS' viii De entertained Tree q expense,
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z. II. BAILEY.

At'orney and C.,auseiior at Lar.
Ard Notary Public Office on York street.
Aan'tJFoc, Wisconsin. ally
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Attorney at Law aud Notary Public. Office in
Berner's building, south side Of the river,
A1Eitoa9c 42-ly
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TIL f PILOT

Agents for the Pilot.-RoUsDs l. LAsGDoS,
gents for the Plot
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HARVEST HoMEs.-After the bountItul
kryest with which our farmers have been
g el, what can be more appropriate
All ,4e observance Of Harvest Homes ?
days Of thanksgiving for the abundant
(yors Heaven has awarded to labor by
r exchanges, We see tia. all over the
md these old fashioned institutions are
ping revived aud preparations being
ado - celebrate them as they should be;
|nd tie farmers Of Manitowoc county are
bt backward in their gratitude for the
wish manner with which Nature has dis
|ansei er favors among them. On Fri
BY evening, the 3Ist inst, grand liar
s. Home will take place at JeromesviIIe,
re miles from tits village, aud a geaer-
invitation j, extended 10 every one to
/ present. Those Who 90 can contribute
lilies, gIt 81 refreshments, at Their DIS,
elton N4,-g- Ja.oNa,G oDwIz, Bows,
9 brothers HAlL AMI others ia that j.
| i0E. understand Low sgcL affairs should
CONDUCTED, and AT. making every ar
cement for the comfort Al enjoyment
fa,.r guess Those WHO were present
tie It'll u Jutg celebration at tI:.t place
Be- 10 incentive to URGE them 10 at
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~ u . L-I|FtLIL IIE.V CV''V"t.ICIIL SIfeefS.
+ HAVE opened to-day my Saloon, at the stand
L formerly occupied By me, where will
found always on hand, The best
Wines, LIGuGrs, and Eeer.
will be constantly ON hand. ard the best s.ten
ton will. be paid to those who favor me with
their patronage.
- Free Lunch every morning
EUGENE Won ALTER.
Aanitowoc, April Is, 1860 II
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Il. &. aEHOsE.
Nauito1g1c, Wisconsin,.
Dealer in Forairn and Domestic Exchange. Col
lection, Land and Insurance Agent
Prompt attention given 70 all business
REFEHENCES:
STATE BANK or NIscoSsIS, Milwaukee,
DUNCAN. SHERMAN j. Co, New York,
kxAUGHT, NACHoD i KCuNs, :" l6-1y
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ALTERS SALOON.

Corner Of Eighth and Commercial streets
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one Decent Democratic Orxau


The last number OF the Cleveland National
Democrat, has the following manly apology
for having dono Carl Schurz unwit,ing in
justice by publishing the SANDER of the New
York Express:
carl sCuURz-LET JUSTICE DE DoNE.D
1t seems that Schurz was commenting unon
speech Of Mr.. Douglas, and gave what he
claimed was fair deduction from the Little
Sqaatter's speech, comprised in the obnox.
ious sentiments which, clipped from their
context, aud without "a word Of explanation,
makes Schurz the utterer OF the sentiments
as his own. The facts being, in brief, as we
state them. Schnrz is entitled - tie cor
recton from all who published the extract
which we did, believing it at the momen,
genuine. Tho fellow who first cut il on,
and published it, did contemplate act, In
comparison to which the robbing Of hen
roost is virtue, for want might be plead a.
an excuse for the latter, while for the othe,
no excuse can be offered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

HARRISBURG, Oct. 3.
Baron Renfrew and suite arrived here at
ii O'Clock last night. AT all the important
points along the route great crowds collected
to see the train pass. AT places where the
train stopped, the Prince showed himself
upon the rear car, much to the satisfaction
Of the assembled crowd.
Descending the mountain, the Prince and
bis friends rode upon the locomotive so as
TO obtain better view OF the magnif cent
scenery of the eastern slope of the Allegha-
MES. They expressed themselves very much
gratihed with their ride. At Altoona the
party was welcomed by an immense crowd
with much cheering and much enthusiasm.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 8.
The Prince arrived here at O'Clock and
passed through Baltimore-st. on the wsv to
the Washington Depot. The streets along
the route were thronged. He was received
at the Depot by the Mayor and delegation
from the City Council. As be alighied the
band struck up "God save the Queen" The
Prince and suite rode in open carriages and
were much applauded, and responded By
bowling.
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Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF CITY EBAITKrToHE

Sr. JcHNs, NJ. f., Oct. A.
The steamship City of Baltimore, from
Liverpool on Wednesday, Goth ult., vi,
| Queenstown, 9th, passed this point at ;
O'Clock p. IN.
The Garibaldians were concentrated or
che heights of Folturno, preparing to attach
the Neapoitans.
The Sardnians we're bombarding Ancons
by land and sea, and making further sdvsn.
ces in the interior.
The Sardinians continued to advance In
the Papal States. The fortress OF San An.
tonic had surrendered o fter some hard fight.
ing, and was occupied by the Sardinians -
Ancona was bombarded nine hours by Sar
dlnian vessels without much effect. The re.
ply was vigorous, Later dispatches saw the
cannonade by land and sea continued but at
intervals. The Sardinians occupied the
fortress of Cortellan.
The official Turin journal contaips Card.
nal Antonell's note claiming tho assistance
OF the Catholic Powers.
The Garbaldians had met with some 70.
verses near Capua.
Garibaldi, in fresh proclaim alton. init.
mates that he will join the Sandman troops
at Rome and begin a march against Venice.
The antagonism between Garbaldi and
the Piedmontsse Government continued.
Garibaldi had declared in a letter that
there exists an irreconcilable difference be-
tween bis policy and that of Count Cayour.
IL was reported that the quarrel between
the Sandman Government and Garibaldi had
arrived at such pitch that Victor Emanuel
had determined to proceed to Naples for per
sonal intercourse with Garibaldi.
The Neapolitan Ministry had resigned, and
IL was reported that Signor Comforts had been
called upon 10 form u new one.
The King OF Naples had published de-
cree at Gsets, ordering state of siege in all
the provinces where a revolutionary strug.
gle exists, and oashiering all officers of the
marine as guilty Of high treason except those
of one vessel which went to Gaeta.
The republican cause was gaining ground
in Naples and influence over Garbaldi.
Cardinal Spazzi was expelled from Naples
by the dictatorial government.
IL is positively asserted, notwithstanding
official contradiction, that Napoleon sought
an Invitation to Warsaw, at the Royal meet
ing.
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! And If the Constitution recognizes the
! right OF property of the master IN "a slave,
and makes no distinction between that
description OF property and any other owned
| by citizen, no tribunal acting under the au-
thority of the United States whether it be
legislative, executive or judicial--has Il right
10 draw such distinction, or deny to it the
benefit of the provisions and guarantees
which have been provided by the Constitu-
ton for the protection Of privste property
against the encroachments of the Govern.
ment.
The points quoted from the decision Of the
Supreme Court are, LIST, that the Constitution
afhrus the right of property in slaves; I'd
the Constitution guarantees the right to hold
negroes as property in tho Territories 81,
that law OF Congress to prohibit citizen
from enjoying that right is unconstitutional
and void 4th, that lbe Territorial Govern
mens derives it's powers from Congress and
lastly, as Congress has no power to prohibit
the stakeholder from holding bis slave
property in the Territories, much less has a
Territorial Government, acting under the au-
tbority Of the United States, either through
it's legislative, executive or judicial depart
ments, right to prevent the holding of slave
property in the Territories.
Douglas and the Democratic party have
endorsed the bred Scott Opinion, and we
assert that there could not be found twelve
honest and sensible men in the United States
who would say upon their oaths that Ter
ritorial Legislature has a right, in accord
ance with that decision, to prohibit Slavery
in the Territories.
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to give, in the infancy OF it's settlement, the
FIRST lessons OF Christian civilization. Here,
she was 90 plant those principles which, ia.
king root In the hearts of the early pioneers
making their homes in the wilderness, should
bear fruit in distant generations, and ON un-
| told multltudes to the end of time.
In regard TO Texas, the appointment was
one of peculiar interest and Importance, for
q mild slavery had formerly existed there,
which Mexican civilization under the inhu-
| ence OF the Roman Catholic Church had
abolished and the American invaders who
raised the standard of rebellion against Mex
| 100, had done so avowedly, in part, for the
re-estabshment Of slavery. And now, into
this young State and Arkansas, and the In
dian Territory, to teach them the doctrines
Of our Church, the General Convention was
60 send Bishop; and they bad long list of
faithful cergymen in every part OF our coun-
try from whom TO choose.
Mr.. President, after surveying the terri
tory to BIO supplied, and scrutinixng the lst
Of cergymen, and rejecting, doubtless, upon
the delioaoy and Importance OF the step,
morally, religiously and politically, the
House of Bishops nominated for this post
the electrical and lay delegates confirmed the
ehoce--and the Bishops oonsecrated and
sent forth into the field as Missionary Bish-
OPT assure the House | am not rom ancine;
can point you to the rccord-they actually
chose and eonsecrated the Rev. George w.
Freeman.
When, therefore, by the Bishop of Arkan-
sas and Texas, God was represented as be-
ing who viewed with appreciation "slavery
as 1t u.s." brutalzng alike both master and
slave, il was but natural that the qualities
thus attributed to the Deity should be repro
duccd In the lives and characters of the peo.
pie. Arkansas in perfect consistency with
Bishop Freeman's views OF the excellence of
slavery, has recently resolved to reduce TO
that blessed condition oil the free negroes
remaining in the State, and so determined
are her people to allow no dissent from the
pro-slavery doctrines taught them in the
name OF the Church that a man il now under
the sentence OF death, passed by mob, for
procuring for sale the N Y. Tribune.
Texas ia actively engaged In obtaining
slaves from Africa in the ships that sail from
your Diocese, and mob in that State has
just hung Methodist missionary whom, the
Christian Advocate says, was "a devoutly
pious and inoffonsive man." on the charge Of
being an Abolitionist.
Who, in view Of such fruits, the natural
results OF Bishop Freeman's teachings, will
pretend that the voice of the Church has NO
power, or that it will be less powerful for
good when it utters truth and righteousness
than it was for evil when it sanctioned Free
mans defense of slavery.
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5u0fionAt by the Canada.
The following items were telegraphed from
Liverpool to Queenstown on the 23d:
GREAT BRirAIN.-The Queen and Prince
Albert were embarking at Gravesend for
Antwerp on the day the Canada left. The
weather was again unfavorable for crops.
On the 23d Garibadi's troops bad disem-
barked at the mouth of the Gairgliana, and
intercepted the communication OF the royal
troops between Capua and Gaeta. Garihal.
di had been to Palermo and published a
fresh proclamation to the inhabitants, re-
peating that he will only proclaim to the in
habitants at Rome the constitution and king
dom, and will not accomplish the amalga-
nation at present. 1t was expected that on
his return, be will operate against Capua.-
An early capitalization OF the place was an
ticipated.
The official Turin Gazette gives a formal
denial to the reports Of certain letters hav
ing been received and answe cred by the King.
The statement is nevertheless reiterated In
Turin correspondence, aud the substance of
the Kings reply TO Garibaldi is given. The
King wrote his reply without consulting his
Ministers. As it concerned them personally,
it completely saves the dignity of the Gro a a +.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

The State election in Pennsylvania will
come off next week, and it's result will have
q very decided influence on the Presidential
contest. The candidate of the Democracy,
Gen. Foster, was nominated, like Claib. F.
Jackson of Missouri, by both wings Of the
party, and, like Jackson, before the election.
Foster has thus far managed his card with
out committing himself in favor Of either
Breckenridge or Douglas. Foster 10 also, as
admitted by bis opponents, an able and a
popular man.
Under such circumstances, the defeat of
Foster by the Republican candidate, Judge
Curtin, would be such q significant victory
for our party as would not leave the fantest
hope to any of the factions in opposition to
it. Should Foster be elected, however, by
the united Democracy, while it will stimu-
late them to greater efforts and to n more
perfect fusion for the Presidential campaign,
Il cannot be regarded as settling the question,
even in that State, against Lincoln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

The Pony Express has brought San Fran
cisco dates to the cd ult., and this from
Oregon:
There is nothing later concerning the Ore.
gon Senatorial election. 1t is said to be the
intention to elect Baker and Nesmith. whetb-
err quorum can be got 10 the Senate or not.
As the Senate organized and elected its Ser.
geant-at Arms without quorum, itls doubt.
fu If that officer has power to arrest absen,
Senators.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

FITZ HENRY WARREN and LINCOLN
CLARK, Senatorial Electors, will address
the people at the following times and places
X eokuk Saturday, Oct. 8, at 7 o'clock p. IN.
keossuqua, Monday, Oct. 8, at o'clock p. IN.
Bloomfield, Tuesday Oct ., at 2 o'clock p. IN.
Aibia Wednesday, Get. 10, ut o'clock p. In,
oskaloosa, Thursday, Oct III, at o clock p. IN
Ottumws, Friday, Oct. IL, at clock p. IN.
Fairfield, Saturday, Oct. IL, at o'clock p. IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

VDavid Todd, of Ohio, was FRUSTRATED
by tit Of apoplexy, the other day, and is
with bis son 10 Cleveland, under medical
care
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

T-Charles G. Converse, of GAINESVILLE
Ohio, died recently at Flushing, Long Island
lie was native Of Muskingum county, was
one OF it's most distinguished lawyers, held a
seat for brief period both on the Common
Pleas and Supreme Bench of the State, and
at one period filled the Speakers chair OF
be Senate Of that State. Hewas about fifty
years old at the time Of his death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

BETHLEHEM, Wayne Co., Iowa,
Sept. Is, 1867


Sept. Is, 1860.
To the Editors Of the Missouri Democrat !:
GENTLEMEN Being subscriber and read
er of the Democrat for two and half years,
have concluded to give ysu a sketch OF po-
litical matters and things in Wayne county.
10 1856 Fremont got 1870 votes in the county,
then casting 900 votes. In 1857 the Demo
Gratis bad 2l7 majority in 1858 they had
100 majority in 1859 they had 90 malorit,,
but on the 9th Of November next think We
will carry the county for Honest Old Abe bv
small majority. Our people are complete
ly aroused to q sense Of their duties.--
The Republicans are thoroughly organised
throughout the county, and are working day
after day for the rights of free men, free
speech, Tree press. free soil, &c.
We have had several accessions to our
ranks from the sqnatter sovereign party since
the campaign commenced. They have come
out bold and live Republicans. As for our
State, there is no doubt but what she will
give 10000 majority for Lincoln, Hamlin
asd free labor. OLD LINE WING.
eT The Keokuk Journal man admts that
by piece Of knavery he tried to place Carl
Schurz 10 false position before his readers.
but when convicted Of the m can act, instead
OF blushing away behind his long ears, be
seems to chuckie over IL, as if it we're smart
trick. He IL very properly one of Douglas u
does-"a cur OF low degree" -I Warsaw
Bulletin.
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III Prentice says: "We don't know that
whisky barrel would feel ashamed in q
Democratic assembiage, but we know that il
would be badly bored.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

GT@ Since the dethronement OF the King
of Naples, it is said the Queen of Spain il
the only member of that ancient and numer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

GT An Irish lover has remarked that it 10
great pleasure to be alone, especially when
your sweetheart is Wild We.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

Gu John g. Whittier, the poet, is can.
didate for Elector on the Republican Pres-
Dental ticket of Massachusetts
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aT~ A Massachusetts paper states that a
young man named Keith, who was terribly
manned some time ago, by the premature
discharge of cannon, at Hyannis, has been
enabled by means of artificial hands and
forearms, TO write, send messages as q tele-
graph operator, drive horse and carriage,
and perform many other acts requiring mus.
cular agility and skill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

BOOKS.
rLARKE'S COMMENTARIES On the Old ana
~ New Testaments--Prce $40.
Clake's Commentary the New Testam ent
separate--Priee 81 So
Cruden's illustrated Concordance
The Prince of the House OF David.
The Pillar of Fire.
The Throne Of David
Parlur Charades aud Proverbs
: Walkers Manual ef Elocutiou
A new supply Of the above works Just received bv
Nj. W WESTCoTT,
Oc I'D Main-st., "a door from Alb.
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Grand Republican Rally In Pitts
buFgh.

1t is confidently asserted that the grand
Republican demonstration at Pittsburgh,
Penn, last week, numbered one hundred
thousand. Wade and Corwn Of Ohio,
Campbell and Caldwell of Va, Armor of
Md, and Curtin, McMichael, Cowan and
Cofey Of Pa, were the speakers of the oc-
casion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

sUSDaIES.
goo Sacks q. A. Salt.
rs /" Dairy 20 bags eachl, Salt.
300 bbls kanawha
rs hhds. N. O. sugar.
5O hbis. Becher's Refued Sugar.
90 kegs 10 gal. each) syrup Molasses.
40 bbs. n. o, and :. II. do
ID tcs. new Rice.
30 bxs. w X. Cheese.
30 ~ Nj. X. Raisins.
3ol gross Matches.
! 30 sacks Flour, assorted qualities
,000 Fire Brick and Tiles.
30 bales Gunny bags.
For sale low for cash or short and prompt paper.
Storage at low rates for all kinds of Produce or
Merchandise.
Cash advances made on property in store or on
bills OF l8ding, by
HARRISON ELIAS0N,
Oct. 3, '60-d4ttw1m Leyee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

ca Mrs. Gill, the only daugh ter OF the
late Sir John Franklin, died recently.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06

ET The population Of our neighboring
county, vanBuren, 10 IL ,09s.
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EyEHY HoDY,N LAWYER
A ND COUNSELLOR IN BUSlNEsS--Containing
"A plain and simpe instructions to all classes
for transacting their business to law ith
legal forms for drawing the various necessary pa
pers connected Herewith BY Frank Crosby
just received aud for al i Ut
OGDEN, BKUWNRLL dCO.'S
CRY Book STORE,
OetZ-d 50 Maiu-Rt.
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CARPETS!

In this Department can always be foundthe lead
ing styles of
ADMINISTER VFLvETs,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
IMPERIAL THREE ply
PATENT TAPESTRY INGRAM
COTTON WAkP INGRAINS
VkSsTIANs nEMPs,
l. RUGS, DRU0GEIS,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
And all kinds Of
CURTAIN GOODS. GILT CORNrCES,
AZ, 6G.. 6G.
Our systemis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Grain Bags.

TIVE best quality of 0snaburgh Sacks, by tn
Il bale OF hundred, for safe by
oct6ddw2w BURNS i RENTGEN.