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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
War Novemen n n an sac.
Leavenworth, Oct. 5
TSnecial To Mo. Republican. I

Especial to Mo Republican.
A full battery Of iron 6-pounders was
presented by wealthy citizens to the Home
Guards of Leavenworth. They were cast
in this city, and are the first made in the
State.
After the fall Of Lexington, Gen. Stur-
9 i made rcquisition upon Maj. General
Stone Of the Kansas Militia. to call out
the militia of the eastern part Of Kansas.
The public responded heartily to the call
and poured into Wyandotte in large num-
bcrs. They were sworn into the United
States service for 30 days, and now com
prise part of Gen. Sturgis command at
Kansas.
The "a regiment of Kansas, under
Major Cloud, is at Kansas City. Col.
Mitchell, its commander, is rapidly recoy-
ering from his wounds received at the bat
tie Of Springfield
Nine regiments, most of which are full
and the rest rapidly filling up, have been
furnished BY Kansas for the war In ad-
dition to this we have twice responded to
the call Of authorities and furnished 80
day men where danger threatened. Every
man in Kansas is BOW we'll drilled and
ready at any time to enroll themselves
Major Prince is still In command of the
post at Fort Leay cnworth, and il prose
cutting with sigor the work of strengthen.
ng his position. A long line of earth.
works and entertainments have been
thrown up on the west side of 1T. Leayen
worth Tie river side is protected hy
thickets and masked batteries Such .
thing as taking the Fort by surprise !.
out Of the question.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08

DaIItsloWn, ott. =.
A gentleman arrived reports heavy fir
ing heard at noon yesterday in the direc-
ton OF Edwards Ferry.
Rumors are current that Gen. Stone
will shortly lead our advance across the
Potomac His force has been strengthen
ed largely of late.
The Potomac is now passablc at several
f nsss.! between aFs~ FALL az .f''"' Of
The enemy is known to have largely
augmented his force in )the vicinity OF
Leesburg. Military Authorities think
this only feint and at the first demon
stration by Us they will fall back on Ma
nassas.
No apprehension is f,lt of an attempt
to cross the Potomac or make All attack
on us.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08

A H.G SENSATION COMING.
Times Correspondence.
Washington, Oct. q


Highly important advices have been re-
ceived from Cuba by the steamer Kara
nae. The Spanish war steamer Leone
was waiting at Cadiz for the result of the
conference relative to the European coali,
tion against Mexico, that advices Of the
ultimatum might be Immediately sent tt
the Gov. Gent Of Cuba from the Govern.
mcnt Of Spain.
An expedition is being fitted out at
Havana for Mexico under pretext of 60
ing to San Domingo. 1t consists Of six
batteries ofhowitzers and 10000 men, and
will be ready to start by the last Of next
mouth.
1t is given out that Spain is taking these
steps against Mexico on her own respon-
sibility, but the adyices which i have &C
cess to leave no doubt that the English
and French are to send their quota Of men
as well as cooperate with their fleets in
the Gulf.
The whole country will be startled by
the extent of this movement anfthe end
in view The regulation of Mexico is its
least important object. 1t looks farther
north.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
/ Special to Democrat.

btHeTsOH Slt1, octs ~
Little doubt is entertained here that
Price is on his way South with the main
body of his army, the force reported to be
making demonstrations near Georgetown
and Sedala being merely detachment for
the purpose Of keeping our advance en-
GAGGED. When last heard from Price .
advance guard was at Clinton, Henry Co.
1t is supposed Price will push on to the
Arkansas line. Gen. Fremont will follow
him closely and give him battle whenever
he can find him.
A force of 5000 to 1000 rebel cival-
ry were seen near Upton to-day, whose
object is presumed to be to get between
our advance and this place and fall upon
some stray regiment or transportation
train.
Colonel Coffee, of Boonyille, passed
through here the other day for st. Louis,
but it has since been ascertained that he
is on his way South with important docu-
ments containing the official record of the
proceedings of the mock Legislature held
at Lexington
A scout from Lynn Greek reports the
probable death of the notorious rebel
leader Rev. NJ. johnson, who awhile re-
moving some of Tarbet g. Co. 5 powder,
on Friday night, was dangerously wounded
BY the explosion Of one of the kegs
Gen. Fremont aud staff will probably
leave for Sedalia tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08

W ashlngton, yet ..
The Navy Department received letter
from the Capt. Of keystone State, dated
Aspinwall, sept %. She had been cruls-
ing in search of the Sumter, but heard
nothing of her or Of her prizes 1t was
said the Sumter had been refused coal and
supplies at Demerara aud Cayenne, but
finally obtained it at Pernambuco of a
Scotchman. The Captain of thc
Sumter knows our vessels are after him
and will not show himself again IN
West Indies 1t is ascertained the Sum
ter took several prizes under the British
flag and decoyed others with American
Union down.
Particulars of the capture Of transport
Fanny by rebels are received. As soon
as Col. Hawkins heard OF it, he applied to
commanding officer for force to co to the
relief of the troops. An armed expcdi-
ton was fitted out, which sailed ON the Sd
Nothing was heard Of it when informant
left.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08

st LOUIS, Oct. D.
Gen. Fremont's charges and specifca-
lions against Col Blair, including Colonel
Bair's letter to l.. NJ Gen Blair, were
published in this mornings Democrat
C6l. Blair was arrested a second time for
writing letter. which he addressed TO
Adi't General Thomas, after he was re-
leased, and because he didn't take his
sword and take command Of his regiment
then on the march to the battle field when
ordered by his commanding General
Gen. Scott S order for his release was un-
derstood to be peremptory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
ID ~ m ~ ard Pre-

The degencracv Of Southern ideas and
Southern morals has been rapid beyond
example in history. 4 man who, fifty
years ago, should have defended slavery on
grounds o. abstract right, would have been
denounced A. little better than lunntic
Was. ington si-nGcd lis condemnation Of
the peculiar institution" by making his
slaves free before he died Jefferson
trcn.bIed when he remembered that God
was just aud slavery still permitted. No
longer thin eight and twenty years ago
the IRE bsterIan Synod ni Sluth Carolina
am Georgia issued an address III which
occurs this eloquent protest against the
curse q ehattleship IN men.
''The influence If the negroes upon the
moral and religious interests Of the whites
i. destructive in the extreme. We cannot
20 into detail 1t j. unne eessary. We
make our appeal 10 universal experience.
We arc chained to Il putrid carcass. 1t
slckens aud destroys US We have mill
stone about the uetks Of our society to sink
Us deep IN the sea of vice.
The ..putrid carcass still rots beneath
the Southern sun. Its steuch prryades
the land It's deadly exhaotions faint the
general air 1t has poisoned and blighted
all around i 1t has corrupted politics,
debanched morals and corrolcd religion to
the heart Il Albany Eve. Jour.
And yet, if we remember right, the
Journal WAS in favor Of extending and per
petuating this 'putrid carcass" over al
the region Of America south Of 36' 30
during the last session ii Congress Will
ali Its debauching, corruptlDg and zorro
ding power, the Journal urged the coun
try TO extend and perpetuate il. aud bu
lately lcctured the Republican party in
''didn tell you 50 STRAIN for not a
ceptlng its compromise, with tlils monst
evil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
Col. DC vitlirrs Escapes.

DalllH1bTt, oEt u
The Old Point boat brought up mum
Der of refugees from Norfolk, including
some released crews from prize vessels.
= Col De Niihers, the instructor of Col.
Ellsworth, WHO was taken prisoner IN
Western Virginia came up III the boat,
having escaped from prison and made his
way along the James river to Newport
News. lie escaped with l. others. who
were arrested and taken back. lie alone,
by Disgusting himself and affecting lame
ness, succeeded in escaping. He describes
the suffering of the prisoners as great and
their treatment as harbarous, one OF them
having been shot from the street BY a
woman He has gone to Washington
with much important information cleaned
on his Journey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
1t. Monroe Oct. &


The Spaulding sailed for Hatteras In
lei with 900 troops
Gen Wool returned to Old Point this
morning and will doubtless remain there
Gen. Mansfield goes to iiatteras Inlet
on the Spaulding to assume chief com
mahd.
Gommis-ary JOHN Clark, late editor Of
the Boston Courier Twas on tho propeller
Fanny, but left with the first boat Load Of
stores and thus escaped being nude pris
oner The captain Of the Fanny is Sc
verify censurea, ~ II appears the rebel
vessels We're not seen until within four
miles II the propeller
On Thursday two tue boats, having the
Susquehannah launches in tow aud laden
with the remaining stores lar the 20th In
diana regiment Lett Iattera- Inlet for the
encainpmcnt 4 tie re1inent. Tut it wa.
rumored before the sailing Of the pawne,
that they had abandoned their position
and were on their way to Hatferas Inlet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
A serlous Riot.
New York. Oct. 6.

NtW NTk, OCT. D.
\ serious riot occurred i'm Hudson CITY
Saturday night between members of the
Barney Rifles, quartered In the T. s Ar
senal. and some 300 citizens, which, ii il
feared, may yet lead TO very serious re-
suits. \ number of persons were injured,
including the Mayor Of the city While
trying to qnell the disturbance he was
stabbed five Or six times about the head
and Dody and il very seriously, il not ia
tally injured. There were serious apprc-
tensions 0. riot Yesterday, and the milf
tary were ordered To hold themselves in
readiness
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
" ashill.ton. Oct. 5.

Yesterday Gen. Reyes drove to Falls
Church party of q, leading from Falls
Church to Fairfax. Nobody hurt.
An observatory has been erected on
Upton's Hill, BY which advanced guards
Of the enemy can be seen. There has
not been any picket firing since our ad-
vance.
Brig Gen McCook has been ordered
to the Department of Cumberland. Ills
brigade includes the Ohio lst. Hereto
fore the Kentucky cavalry. formerly COM
handed by Col. Young, will be known as
the Sd Pennsylvania. Lieut. COL Ow-
ems will probably be appointed Colonel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
Times Correspondence.


Washington, Oct. q.
Gov Sprague of X. L., it is understood
will be promoted to Major Generalslip
Gen Stoncman, an officer in Gen Nc.
Clellan 5 staff. will tomorrow order all
Colonies of Cavalry to report to the FIX
aiming Board for examination az TO their
qualifications. This excellent order will
be followed up by regular orders to the
Lieut. Colonies, Majors and Company Of,
tcers separately.
There will be the grandest artillery and
cavalry review ever witnessed on this CON
tinent 1t will consist Of q regiments Of
cavalry aud 20 complete batteries Of artll.
lerv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08

It seems to be tie beliefin military cir.
cles here that Price will avoid battle
with Fremont if possible, but others enter
tain the opinion that he intends surprise
upon some point tie least protected, and
that We shall have fight in a few days.
Fremont designs to follow the rebel army
into Arkansas and force them to fight
whenever he can encounter them.
The paymasters who brought 81 200, :
Olo t. pay off the troops to the 3lst Of
August, have discharged their duty and
returned to ST. Louis.
Club. Jackson is reported to be zen
route for Texas.
The farmers Of lettis county recently
offered To furnish Gen Fremont S2oO 600
worth Of grain for his army.
Capt. Champion. the rebel who was
here Inst week, las been arrested as spy
ut Georgetown and Is now prisoner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
New AeTk M srket.


New York, Get Z.
Flour Market quiet and firm with .
fair export demand
Wheat---Dul, and about lc lower. -
81 u Chicago spring; 81 2ofnl Ii Mil.
Club; 81 IA Winter Red Western: 81 ~
White Western. hfe firm, 7nefa76c.
Barley, scarce aud lrm. torn market
firm and inactive; sales 10000 bush.
els 55cfa Sic, Mixed Western Good and
Prime Oats 30efn BE Whisky quiet
2l412lac.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
M AR, WAR;! WARl!!

an persons keeping Or having for sale, any or all
kipds q Munitions VI War, such Guns, Pistols ke-
volsers anfbAl kinds OF Ammunition required not
10 sel tn any person without order from the under
slgned. 1his order must b. strictly complied with.
Anhrf penalty OF orieitug al articles mentioned In
ihafr possession JOHN A1ANNEN.
jlyl3d Surveyor Port ~ heokrk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
Loss of me FANNY.

Washington, Oct. q.
The Master of the Fanny makes the
following statement
Hatteras, Oct III eft in the steamer
for i.oggefhead Inlet, arriving there at l
y. IN. We ancho, ed and waited there =
hours before We got communication from
the shore About two.thirds Of the Way
10 the shore we saw a steamer To the west
about 4 p m, which proved 70 be one Of
the enemy, making directly for our rear,
and in short time two more appeared
steaming directly for us, and VIXEN sufii
GENTLY near commenced firing upon US and
as soon a. the other two came up they did
the same Ne returned the fire with nine
shot, striking one OF their boats in the
bow. Then Capt. Hart of the 10Th Ind
regiment suggested 10 surrender, saying IL
was no use fighting against such dds, and
requested us to hoist the white flag.
The mate Of the boat and the few SOL
diers then turned To and threw overheard
some 20 cases of ammunition, when Capt
Hart forbid them throwing any more OF il
overheard. lie then suggested that the
chain be slipped and the vessel run
ashore The white flag was run up, anc
the sailors went ashore We cndeavorec
to get boats to carry the soldiers off thu
Fanny but could not do So To the bes
Of my opinion they had plenty of tim,
from our arrival to that of the enemy t,
have cot everything on shore if suflicien
boats had been employed in the transpor
tation Of the stores, so that we could hay,
had room to put the armament, mum
tions, &c.
! Turks Island dates to Sept 2lst, no
Geographic, state that there had been
moderate demand for salt this week. an,
most Of it had been sold for cash. Tn
quantity on hand is steadily diminishing
as the rains SO far prevented any quantlt
n being gathered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
BY TELEGR PHI.
Afternoon Report.

Washington, Oct. s.

Washington, Oct 8.
The pawnec arrived this afternoon at
Alexandra from llatteras Inlet, butbrlngs
nothing additional Of interest.
[Herald's Dispatch
Intelligence received iromden. Smith >
division reports everything quiet
The Harriet Lane will hereafter be the
flag ship OF the Potomac fiotila.
j. w. Dawson, Of Ind, has been APP
pointed Governor Of Utah.
[Times' Special.
The rebels have an cncampment of two
regiments seven miles north of Munson's
Hill. Their pickets extend from near
there to Falls Church. Below tho 1naln
body Of rebels is at Manassas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08

Capt Mckeeyer, Asst Ait Gent of
this department. received dispatch from
Gen. Fremont saying that the charges and
Specifications against C1l. Blair published
in the Democrat yesterday, received pub
LEFTY without his knowledge or sanction,
and that he has teegraphed 20 the Presi-
dent and Gen Scott tina: the act meet, his
unqualified disapproyal, and requesting
Capt Mckeeyer to investigate the viola
ton of his confidence and interference
with his papers, 50 that the perpetrators
may be instantly proceeded against and
punished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
NlIERIFF'S SALE.

STATE or IOWA. LEE COUSTl-SS.
Nv virlas Of an execution direct Ell. issued hs
the Clerk OF the District Court 81 the said COUNTY IA
fsyar Of VIM. Simpson aud against K h. GREY, b.. X.
smith aud III " sample have levied upon Snd ~ III
sell 10 the highest bthaer the eds II lots
in block a. aud also the cad flot ~ in block 81
In the ry oil kspkuk I.rr 1nantf Iu~a 80 thr 4sih
dag ~ October A. u. irhI, between the hpurs of y
orrluek u. aId eclVck y M. II said day. this I'LL
lowing pruperts. towu 81 indcw and duor frames.
SIX psruc door. large grind~tone 10 wurk benches
and fixtures 3ttas-eis Wood stove n sash.
glazed, 100 lights rash partially glazed 400 light
sash iU1 window aud jam shRttefs nnd tack screws.
Taken and levied npi ihe property at H. r., Gtsr
10 satisfy SAID writ of execution.
III. M. GRIFFITH,
sheriff OF l.ee Ca lawa.
b. J. h. KNIsRr, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
IsXECIII TOR S SALE.

T.
Notice " hereby given that "Wednesday the 3oth
das ~ Cetnber \. u i-1l, VI following property b#-
longing to the estate IN Michael aHrirn, derea@eA
vii ha Sold ut public aarten ~ 81 street Va hrokak
lowa.or between This date and that private sale ~
appraised value, ny Application t. the HsaersIgnet
Executors of said estate,-towtt WHISKY Alcohol
Brandy. ines, Lamps. barrels, Fluid Cans Stove
and p!pr, NFiting Desk, Bex Of Eseenecs, nc.
MARGARET 0shHIkN,
y. W. kFsNFDN.
Executors IL Tho estate ef N. 0fBrsen deed.
There will asn hr aod lgw Al private sale Machinery
for manufacturing Gamphlne Alcuh4. splrt Gas, and
also for Reeiftnr Whisky pgether 40 three years
lease ~ the property hleh the is situated
BY applicable Ia said Executors.
Dll. :, lrsI did
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
Union County Ticket.

Fer the Senate. GEORGE w. M'CRARY
.FREDERICKH ESsER,
Hosss rsssataitres, e. w. LOWRIE,
GODFREY EICHORN,
r. c. STEVENSON,
MARTIN THOMPSON.
For sA<-ts..N. &. HEDGES
TREASURER and Rseordsr r. ii. ALLtk
Coszfp .RGBT. A. RUSSELL,
Coroner. r.. MARTIN,
ympt az schools. w. w. JAMESON.
cosstg sa,r.porN. =. MCCULLOUGH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08

~"Compromise, word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the Rebellion. So long rs the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there ia moth
ing to compromise nothing but the
honor of the country and the integrity
of the Government; and who; but he
who is ready to fill towards grave,
is prepared for submission to such hu-
initiation as this p Joseph Hot, n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08

il The best Machine III the world Tor FAmyly Sewing
and Ight Manufacturing Purposes
Price with lemmer} aud beautifully ornamental $50
IN. Nos / and Machines are ~ geale earacsis ard
application tor manufacturing puri osss.
Our Nc. NAttiNes arc es}.eelaflt adapted H. all
Trimming. boot AMI shoe Making, HHfness Malthg
etc. etc 1heN ar" of extra sae. Nth all arm lxpg
pn I'll 10 take under aud stitch tie fufgs "A slzet
das,rs. There IL scarcely Sns pnft n Trimmer
stitching that fauho be htirt 3ffe n than ~
hahd too tie snRtng af time aAd labor IA very
great fbe tAb* II these n.aFh4Lfs i - inches long
and the shuttle Will hold ak tuss the usual quantity
~ III cad, The iafge machines uosk small
ones.
we would ask far LETTER Machines the
special stlentionof NkSl MAkIHs uaa DRESS MA
KRIS, and al thase be Want Machines for hsM
Arf#g pnraases They tnhefs he PRINCIPLES
81 the standard machines. max ing. like tbes ue Ia
tvr8ek sd slit h. and destined be ~ celebrated
for FamiB Sfatag ata flEk manufacturing purposes
standard Machines airs TOR manufacturing puf-
poses lin ~enersl.
~ Aare alravs haaa Htrmtrz Gnagtr. Lamfs sma
cetgf TArsaa sttA Ieist sFoai, beet haeAne OIL
ssttfs..
Nemapufarsure or awn Npsdies ara w auld v nru
all persons using machines net la bus others
w kpow thai there are needles sold If ne ,Rfs
esaltR, 1T a. Atr pr4ces tA tAagse best
The needles sold by manufactured especially
for machines n saa Ns4alt maE rsnasr sAs beet m4.
eAthr ainsess aasisss.
Our LISTENERS may assured thai All oar Rrattl
ofres fpfhis he'd v sth tbe X Hunne article"
Iu ~ smatl purchases 't8e money may b. vent
IN postage stamps, nr bapk notes.
VI ~ arfest -ssie mis- ~ ieAse write their ana.
distinctly It's al lorfat that eAoeid Vi ca
case know the Test 0ree, Coumty stsd STATE.
r. fAil peree reai ihg iufotmstsar alb 10 In
MartHr~ Their Sizes prices. NNf@&Hg CAPACITIES AID
the est uaeih ais ~ purchasing. atatn ~
sug as, ~ an, % ear nFaneh ofnees for cops q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08

DouBTfuL.-The Bank of Crawford
County, Meadville, Penn, is regarded as
doubtful concern Its notes are not
good TO sleep on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
Detroit, Oct. 7

A special dispatch from Toronto to the
Free Press. says Col. Rankin, M. +. lately
authorized by our Government to raise a
regiment of lancers, was arrested there
yesterday for violation of neutrality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08

EE- A Southern traitor has ambi-
tion and whisky for excuses, but q
Northern traitor is natural tory and
toady The New York News, the New
York Day Book, the Cincinnati En-
quirer, and few other northern papers
Of that stripe, are doing more to fos-
ter and prolong the rebellion than all
the southern fanatics and disunion pa
pers combined FRANKFORT hy. Conn
man ,renIfL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08
7 OsT.

I OST.
sanary pieces OF Machinery belonging to Printing
rress-surpos, To have been lost within The past
few weeks from the Building Finn street, between
Main and johnson. The finder will DO literally re.
~arded upon leaving all oran, them this Office
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-08

l8cA il beautiful Pictorial Parer entirely devoted
10 tha subject.
1T WILL 81 sfNT GRATIS

II faW y hste INSIDE the sb@te deduction in Prarsa
viih Az t1o. f0taA5ee III henttifHF fHe fahc Ata
eRf*e1ve.. Ihe pHt tg has. tetn saapdira ty stu.
r40rs machines tnaae u u,itatsou 4 The metal
Is theW II fhe e3sttfE 60 tae fnslssi l.ete.
II ppor quAtgts The tuHkeF* bsNe at The
thetf ~urk Vel IheA hi8 aNsA 10 seerft places,
where VI sauid be lfaFss4 hle % haze IL their
taaud The proper neetsbCMt Rft hafess. IA he emily
Nv detbg great 6a~8sf u AAslfg est~nstve man
nfaetnFnc establishments, thst cd machines b.
laa1. "a moderate Frtees. The best designed
chimes BADLY MADE. are El@ass liable TO xr ont ~
atser ana are snre to cost able trouble and
money u Keep them in repair.
i be Qualities 10 he lAkva To- IN y Machine are
IF correct aetes rats spstd eiseity
81 eeassrssoHs greet ttm, ssh agafR 81
arttA re daxf ikay. hst hfbes canbbe these
sai quslie. ne mode If astaf Gsd
hHasA<d perfsffpoH. Na hava tie ~Ats ard means,
81 Il grand scale. IT. III this.
II to purchasers ef machines. whose daily bread IL
may concern sfEi frd HAT those having the aheye
qaatstles mol ONLY sork Nsh at RAID wtH as sios
rates 81 spesd. ha LAST tbss ~ lis phest sssbe
der. Oar ntaehiurss AApf -. N5Il EARr MORE
snsET, tth lass Lsnas, uian hns abafs, ~beihef IN
nit alton - .uf. ~ mel, lm i8ft, they cheaper
tina AIRS other Machines Il CT
III TLocaI Agents Nanted
Il. N. ~INGT II 4 CO.,
4ah Hr0Adx ny, Nv.
CHICAGO OFFlCE-So 10 Clark-S
J. NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in keokuk
septs7-d
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1 ATE5.

AT the Yard, by the Car
Lad ...s.s....ss....S cents per bukh
Delivered. within the old City
limits when the quantity is
fun wagon ioad. otherwise,
extra hauling charged .. cents per hush
orders received at the ofce. opposite the Coal ard
on tie Lcyee. J, r. FRANKLIN. Prest.
Nv CT kRIEk, see'y.
r. FoRp, ~ Cam
n G. FttfH,A ~. ON
Ee0kuk, uct Z. Gl-dH