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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
Excite asns ~ y hsel1ng
Wheeling. Sent

There il considerable excitement here
tonight in consequence of dispatch jus.
received from Paramount, Marion county,
by the Governor, stating that large num-
Der Of scccssionists have risen in the back
country, and are marching on the town to
burn it and tear up the railroad track
The drums are beating to arms and the
streets arc crowded with people. The
Governor 10 dispatching the Home Guards
and volunteer citizens to Paramount The
rising is supposed to be in concert with
some movement of Gen. Lee All the
United States troops have gone forward
from that point. 1t is feared that tho
movement among the secessionists may be
general, and large number of citizens
are going on patrol duty tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
BY TELEGRAPH.
Cape Hatteras to be . Naval and
Military Depot.
kiSlfe Of . PriIe with 4 la5gs Supply Of
Military Stores.
JEFF. DAVIS REPORTED
The Rsbsls iShelltng unio~ RoxsSsl
lTimss' Special.

Washington Sept. 3.
Is has been determined by Government
T. hold the position 1t Cape Hatteas, al
though the original intention was to de-
stroy and abandon the works, but now it
will be made rendezvous for army and
naval fsraes This expedition is but the
commencement Of operations for which
the Navy Department has made ample pre-
parasions, and will be rapidly developed.
The propeller Herbert arrived yester-
day, having brought as prise small
sloop taken the day previous. She is heav-
lily loaded with revolvers, primers and am
munition, including 1000 pounds of per-
cussion caps, blankets, surgical instru.
ments, medicines, &c. She was worked
by 3 men, one Of whom escaped to the
Virginia shore; the others were taken
prisoners. The prisoners are said to have
taken on the freight in Washington The
Herbert shelled the woods and beach near
the Rsppahannock without discovering
any rebels.
The Herald correspondent sends the
following: A dispatch has been received
here to-day from Richmond via. Louis
vile, announcing the death Of JEFF. Da-
Wis This accounts for the display Of
flags at half mast from the rebel ramparts
to-day.
The rebels at Monson's Hill are prac-
ticing their artillery in throwing ball and
shell into the adjacent houses, compelling
the inmates, chiefly women and children,
TO fee to the woods for safety
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
Inper,ans rrus.

Az turpentine is contraband now, and
has advanced from 80 cents to 81 rs per
gallon, substitute il wanted for mixing
paint, il is now stated By painters who
have tried it, that the naptha or benzole,
q it il generally called, taken from the
Petroleum oil, is equally - good, and gu
some accounts better than the turpentine,
and We observe BY the Pennsylvania and
Ohio papers, is in general use BY oil the
Painters Il Rochester Advertiser.
NAptha has for some months past been
used by many Of our painters A. substi-
tute for turpentine. Messrs. Harvey Il
Bo1s6eld, Of the Boston Pail Company,
NE it f.r all their ware, and ito use Is
every day becoming more exterded, The
price Of napths It our Coal Oil ks6ncries,
where il is manufactured, is, We under
85 cents per gallen. Hence al painters
can wee the benefit 70 bc derived from VI.
Ing it,-lClsvslaad Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

Halifax. Sent. &.

Hallfax, Sept. 3.
The Arabia, from Liverpool, Aug. "a.
via Queenstown 18th, has arrived.
Breadstufs inactive; provisions small
transactions.
London Consols closed for money Oh
@91s,
Cotton seed is being regularly shipped
to tudis from Susz.
Protestants are to be allowed to open
schools in France.
A company of Italian soldiers arriving
at Ponte Landolfo. while being refreshed
were set upon by the people and number
massacred. The troops retaliated the ne It
day, destroying the whole town; $50 per-
sons were killed.
The Independence Beige publishes the
substance OF an autograph letter from the
Emperor to the Pope, intimating that il
the condition of affairs be ameliorated
the present status is to be maintained.
The Paris bourse has been less firm
Rentes 65f Soc.
Italy.-The correspondent of the Lon
don Times gives : very gloomy account Of
the state of affairs 1t Naples. Cardinals
Pieeolonini and Santucci are dead. Two
supposed assassins had attempted to enter
the house Of Garib2ldi by night. They
escaped after being fired upon. One Of
them was wounded.
The reactionists had made enc attem pt
to land fierce at San Del Toroute. but
were repulsed.
AusTRrA.-The Hungarian Diet was
formally dissolved on the 23d of August,
and new one Is to BE- called A resolu-
ton passed both houses declaring the dis
solution Of the Diet illegal, and protesting
against the unconstitutional aud arbitrary
conduct 0 fthc Govt. The collection Of
taxes by military force will be rigidly en-
forced A collision had taken place be-
tween the soldiers and the people in con.
sequence Of the latter singing national
airs.
Relations between the European and
Japanese Governments are likely to be
disturbed. Foreign merchants were being
robbed in open day, and it was believed
that the Japanese Government sanctioned
the proceedings 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
New Ysrk Markes.

New York, Sept. 8.
Flour-s4 3O@4 IS Super State; ~ 80
(14 10 Extra State; 81 25l4 IS Super
Western; - oOt14 10 Common TO Medi-
UNI Extra Western; IS OO(A5 10 shipping
brand Extra Round Hoop Ohio.
Wheat--$l 060l o. Mil Club; 81 10
@l Is Winter Red w Western; 81 % White
Western; ii 30 Prime New White Mich
Ivan.
! Corn-49N50 Mixed Western.
Whisky-17.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

- Two companies Of Iowa troops,
With battery Of four pieces of artillery,
lately raised in Wayne, Page and Ringold
counties, have arrived, and are encamped
:: !- Lafayette PARK They viii shortly Join
the eight companies Of the Fourth Iowa
regiment now at Rolla, under Col. Dodge.
Captains Taylor and Cramer are officers
Of Companies and K, lately arrived. -
They state that one of the cars in which
they came down, over the II. & St. j.
road, Was pierced with musket shot balls,
when near Palmyra. The men wers
asleep on the floor, and no one Was hurt.
list. Louis Dem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
NOTICE.

To James Cullsstou:
You are hereby notified thai there 10 now On die In
the Clerks once OF the District Court of Lee county
Iowa, al Fort Madison, petition OF Hiram barney,
claiming Judgment against smcs sor one
Thousand dollars, aud ten FER interest the
ls of Aug 1851, upon hia mortgaEv 8, Charles M..oa
aud Me sais Of said mortRAGed premises, being the
s. r. OF the n. f. Of Scction Nv To nship ak
six t66i north, Range seven ~ west IN Lee county
to~a 70 PAY % said debt the cxtnkus hment OF the
equity OF Redemption. and for general relief;
And yos must sppear and snswss said petition By
noon Of the second day of The aaid Court
~ be hold al r. Madison on tho 1rss Monday or be-
cember. 1851 or Judgment will be had prs, ed for
by default. H.bGOTT HOWEL.
Aug 20, '6l-dim Attorney for plniptiG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
NOTICE.

To James Kichey..
Yos hereby notified thst there 10 nov ON die In
tho ONCE Of the Clerk OF the Dist Court of Lee coun
~, lows u Fort Madison. petition or Hiram BArnry
claiming VI James Richcy, the sum OF three hun
dred dollars, with len per cent. interest per snnum
payable annually ,as money due mort gsxs made by
you =. Charles Mason. and since sssiEn~d to said
Slso claiming against you, the foreclosure Of ssid
mortgage. the same being upon the north half Of the
quarter Of the south east quarter Of Section
twenty six, t26D Township sixty seven, (C7) Range
seven, ) west. Leo County, Iowa. for the purchas~
money and further asking Tor sale Of said premises
and general relief.
And unless You appear aud answer said petition on
before Of the second day the next term Of
Court. to commences u Fort Madison on the frst Mon
day Of December, A. D., ls6i default will be entered
sEsist ION, and ndgment rendered theron, prayed
Tor IN said petition. H. SCOTT HOWELL.
Aug ~, dim Attorney for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
General Buffers Expedition |
Splendid Success on the Coast OF
North Carolina
TWO FORTS AND $50 PRIxOr En =
CAfTUNEDg

New York, Sept. /.
Tho Tribune special has the following
additional particulars The feet arrived
-eH Hatteras en Wednesday. Two forts
have been erected by the rebels, CON-
handing the mouth of the inlet which
comma nds the entrance to Pmlics and
Albemsrle sounds which thus affords con
nection with Virginia and the sea. The
forts replied to our incessant FIRE, but
without much damage. After three hours
sannonading the flag on Fort Clark was
hauled down aud the rebels retreated ID
the other fort. Our land forces soon &C.
cupied the abandoned fort, hosting the
stars and stripes AT ll:3O our shells
were bsginning to play on the magazine,
when the rebels hoisted white flag
General Butler refused accsding to any
terms except unconditional surrender,
which was at last accepted. Barron de-
llvered his sword to Com. Stringham, and
the other officers theirs to Gen. Butler
A thousand stand of arms, twelve cannon
three hundred knapsacks and large
quantity Of ammunition were captured.
No one on our side was hurt Four hun
dred rebels had reinforced the fort the
night previous to the attack. Thursday
forenoon steamers with thousand rebels
approached. but we're hept away by our
force in F : Clark
Col Max Weber was placed in com :
mand Of Fort Hstteras, and Col Haw-
kins in Fort Clark. A portion Of the feet
remains there.
Gen. Butler has arrived in Washing
ton. The news Of the VICTORY caused un.
bounded Joy. The result Of the expedi-
ton is said to be our possession Of the en-
tire North Carolina coast This expedi-
ton was planned by experienced officers
in connection with the Navy Department
before the meeting Of the last Congress,
but had been delayed till the Goth
Among the papers captured was one from
the late American Consul at Rio Janeiro,
Robert &. Scott giving list of all vessels
leaving or to leave that port during the
month, with . full description of carRoes,
DC. BY this, rebel privateers knew when
and where to look for them. Six named
In the list we're captured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
fight ~ Washtsgten, NO.
Washington, Mo-, Sept.

Last night 16 of the L. S. Reserve
Corps, in this county, were ordered to ar
rest aviolent secessionist living some ten
miles west of here. On approaching the
house the lights we're pnt ont and the own
Or learning their intentions, fred double
barrel shot gun, killing too of the Reserve
Corps. They then burst open the door
and killed him, and another man who fred
and ran. There is = camp Of secessionists
in the nsighborhood, few miles from
where the above mentioned occurrence
took place. Seventy u the Reserves left
here this morning to hold them in check
until reinforcements can be obtained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

NEW PREACHERS. - The Methodist
Conference ut its recent session assigned
Rev. J. b. Hardy to the Chatham Square
Church, and Rev. Charles G.. Mines 10
Exchange Street Church in this city for
the ensuing year.
Mr.. Hardy has arrived, and will imme.
diately enter upon the duties Of his posi-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
Washington. Sent. (

Washington, Sept 8.
The Mayor of Washington has appoint
ed j. Ii. Bradley corporation attorney in
place of J. NJ Carlisle resigned.
Cincinnati, Sept. 3.
D. W. Brown, arrested on Saturday ON
charge of selling arms to rebels, was hon
orably acquitted this morning--no evil
dence whatever against him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

w ashington, Sept. Sd.
Especial TO Post.

Special TO Post.
Most trustworthy advices received from
Virginia place the number Of troops of
that State now in the field at SIS, 900 men
The enemy are concentrating large force
south Of Alexandna, aud are also erecting
batteries near the mouth of Ocoquan riv-
er. Heavy firing was heard this a. In,
from the direction of our lines on the op-
posite shore O. the Potomac, but no re-
ports of . battle have been received.
The proclamation of the President clos
ing the rebel ports will not be issued at
present
Some skirmishing took place this morn
ing in the vicinity Of the chain bridge
over the Potomac. 1t is not believed To
have been of serious character.
The Navy Department is more active
than ever. From the preparations max
ing it is evident the affair ut Hatteras is
to be followed up by another attack.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
NOTICE.

To Jonathan Denule, Horace =. Dimick q Co.
You, and each OF yon eseby uothed that there
10 now nie In the Office ~ NJ Cerk the District
Court Of Lee Counsy, Iowa. NJ Foss Madison, ped.
made, - same T~sDty-Avs Hundrsd ollass, win
ten pee cent inieres per asnsa, psy Ablc uaily.
as money due on your mortgage, made by you to
Charles MAsen and sinee assgnvd 70 said Hiram Bar
ney dated stn December. 1854 also claiming against
each VI you he foscsosurs Of asid mortgage the
t9J Township stxty-seven tG7) NORTH Raj ge Ave. Isl
Nsss IN Lee county, Iowa, Tor the purchase oney;
and further asking for sale OF said premises and
general relief; aud unless you appear and answer
sstd petition, on before noon ofthe nd dsy or
the next term Of sAid Nourt, 10 commence nj Fort
Madison, on the hrst Monday OF December, A. D.
1861. default will be entered against yoa ana jude-
men rendered thereon, pray ed ior said pc tton
II. SCOTT HOWELL,
Aug e9.'6l dim Attorney for plainii6,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
vAYIouo Matters.
New York, Sept. 8

! The steamship Arago arrived to day
An officer of the returning expedition
from Hatteras reports having seen near
Hampton Roads q strange steamer towing
what appeared to be > floating battery |;
believed it was intended to obstruct CON-
munication between Fort Monroe and
Hampton.
The Courier DIES Fiat Tnis has gone in
70 new hands. and will hereafter drop ad-
vocating Southern rebellion.
Tammany Hall last night elected full
delegation Of loyalists to the Syracuse
Convention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

1~The Pittsburgh Chronicle says that
tbs Fort Pitt works Of that city have re-
ceived IN order for the immediate manu-
facture Of 80 thirtesn-inch mortars and
5000 thirteen insh shells. These mon
sten, when finished, will measure forty
three inches exterior diameter, and fifty
four inches extreme length. The bore
will b nearly three feet long, and thir-
teen inches in diameter, and the metal
fifteen inches thick in the cylindrical Dor
ton, and nineteen or twenty at the base.
They will be supported on immense cast
iron bases, BY trunions three and half
inches long and fifteen inches in diameter.
They will weigh each eight and half
,ons-l7 ,O0O-and will throw . shell
weighing about two hundred and twenty
pounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
Washington. Sent &

ashlngton, Sept. 3.
There has been report in circulation
IN this city this a. IN. of the death Of JEFF.
Davis. Inquiries have been made by the
reporter of the Associated Press here, but
nothing leading to confirmation of such
. rumor has been elected. The statement
may have arisen from the fact that . rebel
flag was seen flying 1t half mast over an
encampment of the enemy during the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
~ VUef VI Sbo OuCISy,
WIN. w. BELKNAP. Prs'a
J. r. TEwKSBukY. Sss'y.
Aug. ~. 1861 did.

Jefs. Davis' ..EAict 81 Namess,s
We publish elsewhere IN Official copy Of
the famous sometimes called) "Edict OF
Nantes recently passed BY the Cenfsd-
crate Congress 1t Richmond. and signed
BY Jefferson Davis Ii is certainly most
extraordinary document, and If it does
not substantially confer upon the "Presi-
dent" dictatorial powers, then W cannot
comprehend the meaning or intent of its
provisions.
Under the provisions Of the law every
citizen of the United States who shall
b within the Confederate Statss" il la
be 70 be apprehended, restrained or
secured and removed a. an alien enemy"
and this act applies 70 every Union man
In the seeded States who IL unwilling %
deny his allegiance TO the United States.
and who refuses to make declaration in
due form Of bis intention to become citi-
zen Of the Confedsrats States, and 90
knowledge the authority Of that Govern
nent. In other words, Union man in
East Tennessee and Western Virgins not
engaged in the war, but pursuing 10 quiet
his usual avocation, who refuses ~ declare
his intention to submit to the authority Of
the Confederate States, is liable to be
apprehended, restrained or secured and
renewed from his State. 1t 10 in real
ity an Edict which authorizes the expul-
sion from his home Of every Union man
residing in the seeding States. The laws
in question provide { 1t it shall not cx-
tend " to citizens Of the States Of Dela-
ware, Maryland, Kentucky. Missouri, and
Of the District Of Columbia and the Ter
ritories Of Arizona and New Mexico and
Indian Territory South Of Kansas, who
shall not be cAargcabls with actsal Aostil-
ity or other crimes against the pubic safe
ty, and who shall acknowledge the author
ity Of the Government Of the Confederate
States"
The President, il is to BE- noted, is made
the exclusive judge Of what the public
safety may require. II quiet psacesble
Union citizen should enter any one Of the
States composing the Confederacy, after
the expiration of forty days, he can be
restrained" in prison - long as it may
suit the pleasure Of His Majesty. JEFF
is to oil intents and purposes King, and
holds 10 his hands the Liberties OF every
Union man in the South.
Thus in due progress of things, seces.
sion has led, first to Rebellion, and Re.
bellion to "One Man Power" which
threatens to be, if not now, quite - fatal
to public liberty in the South, - would b
the establishment there Of Borbon OF
Hapsburg desPotism.-iN. j. ExpIsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

CHAsGE.-It will be seen by advertise
msnt that D. G. Lowry has bought the
Literary Depot near the post Office. David
is extensively known, especially to the
travelling public, AID viii use his best en-
deavors TO keep every body posted By fur
nishing all the latest and most desirable
publications.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
Arrsst - Hes. =. -. P.nA,eses.

Pleasant Hill, Md, Aug. 30.
Advices received from Martinsburp
state that Hon. Edward T. Pendleton OF
Virginia has been captured by the rebels.
MIR. Pendleton was prominent Union
man.
Everything on the Potomac between the
mouth of the Seneca and Monacacy rivers
is quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

~ The City Rifles, Captain Bslknap,
went over to Hamilton yesterday to attend
the funeral Of young Dickinson, who was
mortally wounded few weeks ago by the
secesh assassins il Missouri firing into !
railroad train. The funeral was largely
attended, and was conducted with militia
~ honors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

Dao News Ter sAs uSwa Tossos.
II the news published in our columns
this morning proves true, the high tories
of the Iowa Democracy, VINO are % we'd
dcd TO peace, will have occasion for lam
sntation and tears.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

Cairo, Sept. B.
Lieut.. Tufts, of the Centralia Dragons,
who was sent with flag of truce to Pill
lows camp--New Madrid--returned last
night. Col Wallace terms were accept
ed by Gen. Pillow, and an exchange of
prisoners will take place to-day. Fifteen
hundred rebels reported at New Madrid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
sssck marsss.

q New York, Sept. 5.
] Stocks better--C 4 RI, Al; C BIZ
@, go; G 4 G. 661; &c Scrip, GA; N s
Gid, 20; G Bonds, oil; Cal ~, rs; Mo
s., ALI; N G, Gil; Va, "a; Tenn, 43A;
Ohio OF go, 80; u S 6's Of 81, coupons,
Sit; do. registered, Ssi; Treasury SIS,
98.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

-. The Dubuque Herald and other
tory sheets have bsen comnending the
Day Book to their readers, and insisting
that they ought by all means to subscribe
for it. Well, the Day Book has bean sup
presssd for treason. Now how are the
dupss Of the Herald and such like journals
to get their. papers or their money back
We know Of no either way than for the
traitor sheets Of Iowa to furnish their own
issues instead Of the Day Book Their
sentiments are equally reasonable though
not quite %. bold and able in the express
sion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
aeAsi Ossrass ~ -. J.sePn.

This morning our city was surprised
and thrown into state of excitement by
the arrival Of no mounted armed rebels
who paradsd the streets and captured two
U. S. army recruiting officers, and then
returned 70 their camp which is miles
distant. 1t il rumorsd there are $50 men
rendezvoused near here. Tho withdn val
Of the Federal troops from this point and
vicinity has left the field open for their
dspredationa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

ky The Cedar Falls Gazette insists
that Col. Bates OF the First Iowa Regi-
nent is . coward. Well, what does the
Gazette propose 70 do about i'll Bates il
not alone
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

Captain McCune brought sY the report
yesterday msrning, that the rebel Mart
Green and his force were surrounded on
three sides, with the Mississippi on the
ether side. Hope it is true, and that BY
this time he il prisoner or ssn. y "king-
dom come"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04

~ letter from Charleston, s. G.,
dated August 7th, says: Every white
male, from sixteen to sixty years old, is
now drilling, making ready for the fall
campaign, in and about that city Every
store is closed at o'clock daily. and oil
hands drill"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
Desperate Ceaa,sisa 81 he Rebels.


Baltimore, Sept. 3.
The Baltimore American of to- day saws
thst no rebel troops were at Winchester
on Thnrsay, except few who were sick.
At Leesburg there are three or four rcei-
ments, one 1t Waterford, above the Point
Of Rocks, and one 1t Goose Greek.
Letters from Rebel soldiers at Rich.
mond state that troops are il sad state
Of restitution, being barefooted and in
want of suitable clothing The skins in
tannery at Hillsboro' had been taken drip
ping in the vats, to convert into Shoes
All the horses of the Union and disunion
farmers he'd been seized, which created
the greatest dissatisfaction. The want Of
confidence is increasing daily, the hopes
of the rebels being kept up by reports that
the General Government had only 3O, 900
troops around Washington and found it
impossible to recruit any more.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
DEM NC HOUNE ARRIvAL1.
sErrKnBKR 4.

nP Gully. Bl0mfisld, Ill.
stacey JoOna = Wife, DEAN.
J y Dsck,, " Madison.
y Many aiketib@r9. d.
Col Bs,sssy, blo0nnsid, Ia.
= " eAinaey. 1osaea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-09-04
rine fsom Quancy Go

Fare - low Is by any other Route!
II = Ask for Tickets by way Of the Great Wabash
Valley Route, and b. sure you get them.
II r New and Elegant Sleeping Cars are run from
Quincy to Lafayette. $50 milcs IN that
can get good nights rest while pursuing their Jour-
ney
BaEEeEe chected from ksokuk to oil impor-
tant places, East and South.
n. 0.seTAcke ts fer safe 1t the corner Of
Main and Second Streets. under william Thonpsou
q Cos bAnkinG Once ksokuk. Iowa, and At the Com
psny's Ticket ONCE, ~ Front street, Quincy. IN.
4. e. SMITH,
General Freight and Ticket Agent,
Quincy, Illinois.
auEaOd1m KEoKUk IOWA