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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-20
1rarrllrrs' 0iuidc.
VERMONT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
' RAILROADS.
FALL ARRANG EN- EN-
Commencing Oct 8, 1895.
Commencing Oct y, looo'
TRAINS ooiNo SOUTH AND LA7'


rn,tSs oorNG SOUTH AND EAST
:, ,lhons Mt G. 80 a. M, So a. H., 1900
M. md 7.2j y. m. .,, -,
Nlnil Train leaves Rousc.s Point at f;4Qa; III
CONNECTING al White River Junction ana bellows
Falls with trains for Boston, WORCESTER SPhb,
field and Now York. arriving AZ Wv ~" ~ -
10 Is ~ m and with trains ON IaSsulnpslc ~ H.
Du,lngtnu EXPRESS leaves Montreal AT Dlo q.
m. Rouso's Point at 7.i5, connecting M bur
lington with Champlain steamers Tor SaratoSA'
Troy, &c. oooa -, <,
Johna M 1000 a. M. Ogdcushurgh at 53N a. m;
for Boston. Nc.. connecting at Burlington WIN
Rutland Road, for Troy, Albany anu NV ioih'
arriving in Boston via. Lowell at lO'5op m m
Niuht Txpress leaves Ogdcnsburgh az ll.5O j.
m Montreal at $3.50 y. M, Houses FONT al 0.4o
D. m st. Johns at TAO p. n, arriving an boslon
at s. 40 a. M. connecting az bellows fali7 WIN
Cheshire Road for Boston and worcester ana
with Vermont Valley Railroad Tor Spunghcid, Nc"
and arriving 90 NuWlurh 800 lz5e T. M
rnAiNs COMO NORTH AND WEST
Leave coca. m.: $50 p. m, GOO p. M, 7:i5 p
Day Express leaves Boston via. Lowell 500 a
No. for Burlington. ST. Adams, Montreal ~
q sshultl and West arriving at 'i"hieW Z"
g:IN d. m Ogdensbureh %. 1880 %. M.
Mdl Train leaves Boston VIA Lowell, at 1:O
a. M. VIA Lawrence, at 130 a. M, for Bur
Hnrton p.usn'~ Point No.
Leaves Boston via Fitchburg at $50 q; m.
Springfield at 7.i5 q. m, connecting at Nhit
River Junction with Day Express tor Burlington
Montreal. Ogdcusburgh and the West.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified lO:l
a. n and burlington at l2;-O p m, for Rouse
Point
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 7
M. receiving passengers from Vermont Nallc
Rairond leaving New York at 12.lj p. M, an
from Cheshire Railroad, leaving Boston at 3.3
p. M, connecting at White River Junction vat
+ train leaving Boston at $50 p. M, for Buring
IL Il
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ea5- Poliieness is not always sign
Of wisdom. but the want Of it always
leaves room ior a suspicion Of folly.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-20
kXzZzHR u /. D

All medical men aud the press recommend DR..
stricklnnd'S Anti-C holora Mixture as the
only certain remedy for Dar'hma and Dyscutc-
rv. It is combination of Astrlngcnts, Absorb
ontz. Stimuaut. and Carminadves, and is war
rantod to effect cure after all other means
have failed.
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WEAD g. DuREN.
~ AIituUa Anil I q


- lNCr CLARK has sold ont we have increased
- eur stock OF Tobacco aud Snuh, and now hay,
good assortment of Smoking and Chewing
with a lot Of Brior Pipes, Ne. We intend to sup
ply the demand, and shall be glad al your pat
ronage. l.. L. DUICHEk& sON.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-20
TOxLET SOAPS.

Iubin's, Phalons, Lows Old Brown Wind
sor, Colgate's, CLIENTS, Robinsou's, Silver.
CASTLE, Shaving Soaps, and Creams, the b st
quality.
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GREAT CHANCE FoR AGENTS.

ID EAL ESTATE AGENT, Scolay's Building
IN fremont Row, Boston. Farms and Countr
Residences bought, sold, and exchanged
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4 DAMS O. X. Paint, all sizes OF Blind
n Brushes, Adams Narnish, Oval and Fiat
Sash FOOLS, busting, Marking, Scruhhmg Shoe.
stove Window, Crumh, Flesh, Bath and Fasting
ln short, everything in the hne. ful stock
lnsi bought with all the advantage ut the de-
ehnc, Tor sale al DUIUHERS'
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uAItHfAGE AND CnIllIACN.

An ls-as 90 Warning and INSTRUCTION for Younl
N. 81, JOSS Published hy tho Howard Association
.id -ci in scaled letter onytl nes free of charge
Addnrs- DIR j. SkllIiN nOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1865-10-20

4 Ii kinds of Patent Medicines kept ON
n hand or obtained at short notice at
BUTCHERS.
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Domestic Esves.

WE are Wholesale Agents for Reeds Dyes,
turers prices. l.. l.. BUTCHER son.
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A LARGE, full and complete stock, embrac-
" ing every thing used in this section of the
country. For sale at lowest market rates, by
L. l.. BUTCHER, d son.
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TOBACCO AND SNJFF
TEA.
CONFECTIONERY.
A fine assortment Of "Maillard's" Candies
resh from New y ork.
SODA WATER.

We have just purchased one Of Tufts Arctic
Soda Apparatus which furnishes most re-
ireshing drink for warm weather. We will sell
thc smaller Soda apparatus, We used last sum
mer, at a good bargain to the purchaser.
JAVA and TURKISH MOCHA COFFEE, a
very nice article, put up 10y Al Shove A Co.
Trusse-, shoulder Braces, Congress and En-
pire Water bye Stufis, Iurpantine, Benziue
Kerosene, Burning Fluid, &c. Nc.
We are Wholesale and retail agents for Marhi
Washington Hair hcstorcr, Halls Vegetable
S.cihan Hair Remover, Mhttemores Cure fol
Foot Rot la sheep Dye Colors and Extract To
bacco.
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New Advertisements.
Singers Letter. s-A79
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

rINllS splendid Machine combines al the good
1 qualities " our neil kuOlrn I0unW 1ctrrig
uprbjnes. with many now and valuable improve
mcnts II Is swift. quiet md positive Duo its opt-
ration. scWs the very finest aud coarsost matc-
riais. and anything between tine two cXtrcmcs,
in @ beautiful and substantial manner IL WpH,
teVs. to4ls. Br0iis. I0cls, Gdfhoe, stitches.
&c., and win generally do greater range OF
wur, than amy machine heretofore offered To- The
pubic We respectfully invite All in want of q So
icriOi EGpag Se,rhig NIchiuc 90 pay ms VISIT
Every machine warranted. aud fun instructions
given ly competent and courteous attendants
Scnd for pamphlet TIE SINGER MANrTcrrn-
fNo CoMrANy, go Hanover street. Boston, iJo
Broadway, n. y. G.. II. 5. PIERCE, Agent
ST. AIbans w.t.
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Brushes.

Hair brushes, Tooth Brushes Nail Brush
es, Lather Brushes, Flesh Brushes Cruml
Brushes, Boot Brushes, Paint Brushes White
wash Brushes, Scrubbing Brushes and Feather
Lustus.
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DUTLAsD AND BURLINGTON AND VT.
IL VALLEY RAILROAD.
ON and after Monday, june 2G,h, 1861 trains
viii run as follows, viz:
MoyINa sorrH AAp HA.r.

IL VALLEY RAILROAD
On and after Monday June 2Gth 1904, trains
viii run as follows, VIZ
MOVING SOUTH ANu East.
Leaves Huntington 10 900 o. m 1900 M. I-25
p. m. and 9ijp y. Au,cat hutand atll.i5
Leave iutand at i2lj l. m. 5.3lp No. and
10 80 B.. u. Afrue 10 Bellows Fails at 2.25 %.
m.. y. - p m.. and $500 p. m.
Leave Bellows Falls 40 2.3U u., $3.50 um..
ana Shop m. Arrive at Eutt aoro at Z0
p. n., l1.eo e. M, and 4t@p ui.
NOW q NORTH ANp WEST.
Leave BIattlcboro at l0.30 q. M. 1870 p No..
and s57 p. M. Arrive 20 Believe Falls at LIS
q. IN, j.33 ?. in., aud 800 o.. M,
Leave Bellows Falls at so a. M. ,i5 p. m,
and 1000 ?. ~, Arrive at hutla I'd at l;i5 P. m,
Sl5 p. m, and 1915 a. M
Leave l.ulland az 100 p. ln Goo q. m, 5;2u
=. m, and 1910 a m. Arrive at lu "lngton
l.zO p. H. si5 a m, 1855 p. m, and 3:l5 p. m.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS.
! Hs- At Burlington with Boats ON Lake Cham
PLAN and Vermont Central and Vermont and
canada railroads, for Montpelier, 81. Adams.
ltouse's Point, Montreal. Ogdensburgh. and the
west. AT Rutland with trains for TROY Albany
and New York Saratoga Springs. SCHENECTADY.
and the West At Bellows Fails with trains on
cheshire Railroad for Fitchburgh Worcester.
Lowell, and Boston. With VT Valley Railroad
Tor Bratteboro'. Springfield Hartford. New IA
ven, ana New York and with sullivan Railroad
l.r windsor, White River Junction Wells nigor
~ Joh5shlf, Newport, Littleton, and Ill,
White N0ut9ins
Passenger tor the West will md this a cheap.
pleasant, and expeditions route
FOR TICKETS, and an necessary information
enquire at the Offices on the line
Rutland Jmo 81 1865. M
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r. ~ DAY. Agents Wanted 20 sell a
"a IN new and wonderful SEWING MA
j A@eI CHINE, the oniy cheap one IL
ccnsod Address,
SHAW a CLARK, Bddclorl, Maine.
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PERrUMERX.

lubnjs Extracts, genuine; good assort-
mcnt of American Extracts, OF sizes and
prices to suit purchasers. Superior Cologne,
by the pint on bottle.
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NTURTnE1N RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT -lse4-5.
UPWARD TRAINS.

on and after Monday. Nov IT, 1861, Passenger
Trans will run ns follows:
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The 81. Adams Liquor Agency.

nan supply Of pure Liquors Tor moaieins
purposes constantly on hand '''''S
3. r.. DAY, Agent.
- Ai5a"s. ~, Aggpa 10, 1865. 7t1y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

Mosuxsxr 10 On. McGuou.-It i one Of
Jke last feelings o. living heart not to b tor.
gotten when dead. Thgs i = moral force in
this which help shape society into one Of ito
most desirable forms. We inger szound the
dust of loved ones and strew flowers on their
graves as an act Of sffectionate remembrance.
Nothing pains Us more than in searching
for the last resting place Of some historical
dead, as that of Pulaski, to find but name
less grave, and not even time-worn stone to
speak Of one who occupied large page in
the history of life's affairs.
DR.. McGugin moved in . large circle Of
friends his name il not unknown to fame ;
his death has left wide chasm in the com.
munity and in tho medical profession Of our
country. His remains are heired to rs, and
it would seem but fitting that some monu.
ment of affection and respect be placed at his
grave BY his numerous friends and admirers.
1t il proposed that there be . meeting Of
those friendly to the object, held in the Col
lege Lecture Room, on Tuesday evening, De-
cember 18th, At II o'clock, to inaugurate
measures to that end.
By order of the Faculty.
E. ]. GrLLErr, Pres. pro TEN.
Medical College, Nov. 81, 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

'Tn III over. In IN hour the ''summsr-
IKE day" With "sver soft voice, gentle and
low" gave plaes 70 winter.
0Thsn came with N awful roar,
Gathering and sounding on
The wind from Labrador,
The wind Enrocly don,
49, The stssn Wind. ~
s'This glorious weather. belongs to the
dead past. With the stunning showers o.
dust, and the fretful eddyings Of dead leaves,
and general discomfort, the change came over
our municipality yesterday. An Iowa winter
il ahead Of Us. In its holidays it suggssta
pleasure, and it long 6relit evenings, chse,
and Improvement and social enjoyment. In
it, length and severity, it forebodes suffering
to the poor, unto whom God and all our Peo
pie be merciful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

FEARFUL DEPRAvITY.-The Superior Court
of Chicago condemned two men for murder
last week, and sentenced them to be hanged on
the 18th ofDecember. The murder for which
these men are to suffer, was committed year
ago, in the vicinity of Chicago, under cir.
cumstances exhibiting the most heartless
depravity. A man by the name of Williams,
neighbor to one Maloney, with whom he had
had a difficulty, hired Corbett Fleming and
Kennedy to assassinate him for the sum of
5000. They had never seen Maloney, but
forthwith hired hack, employed man to
show them the house, drove out to it and shot
their victim and returned in the hack to the
city.
1t astounding that these men, picked up At
random, and on the spur Of the moment, can
be hired in this country to commit deliberate
murder on man unknown to them, for the
paltry sum of fifty dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

We are sorry to have to chronicle O raid
made upon one of the members of our bar by
the notwithstanding thereby the
dwellers in the neighboring town of that
name-in our sister State of Missouri. Saml.
I. appeared before one of the local courts Of
that city, upon Saturday, we believe, as coun-
sci in a suit. Now there is provision of the
New Constitution of said State, that any party
acting as attorney or counsel in any of the
courts, shall previously thereto take the much
talked of "oath.n But Samuel was unmind
full of this, and went through with his case
But, behold the wrongs ''that patient merit
of the unworthy takes" Shortly after the
termination of the trial the dread majesty of
the law, in the person ofan officer, approaches
and takes Samuel into custody. Said majesty
may have been melted thereunto by the envy
Of the splendid abilities and profound legal
erudition of Samuel. At any rate he was
conhscated and restrained from free locomo-
ton for the space of about one hour. Then
was he released on parole to report again at
Alexandria yesterday, and, we believe, he
reported. Unto US it appeareth that Samuel
has been treated shabbily. But "courage,
| hearts of oak" Columbus was cast into
! PRISON. Ditto Calico. Likewise St. Paul
st. John was given the liberty of the isle of
Patmos on parole. Samuel is now added to
the list of sufferers Verify the rewards of
genius and goodness are few, and not to be
desired when you get them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

REv. Nh. WEsrovER, pastor of the Bsptiss
church Of this city, showed ~ yesterday plan
ofanew church building proposed to be erected
by this society next season, or as soon as
practicable. 1t will be located on Blondeau
and Eighth streets and will be Q large and
handsome structure. We wish our Baptist
friends early success in this enterprise. As
inaugurating preliminary measures to secure
the necessary funds, the society will hold a
festival shortly, due notice of which will be
Ciyeu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The names and
postohice addresses of the members of the
board are as follows:
NJ II. Rogers, Fort Madison; d. T. Brown,
Augusta; G. Z. Stevenson, Denmark Elias
Oyerton, Dover; William Marshall, Salem
Benz. Cook, Primrose; J. A. Davis, Frank
lin; VIM. Werner, West Point; j. Heyde,
Fort Madison; II. NJ. Salmon, Fort Madison
>. W. Goodrich, Montrose V. II. Sullivan,
Charleston; 2. Hinkle, Croton; w. ]. Coch-
ran, New Boston; Robert Reed, Montrose
+. d. Holland and A. Hagny, Keokuk.
The term of Mr.. Brown, Mr.. Werner, Mr..
hinkle and Mr.. Cochran, expires in January.
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Financial AMI GomulsrfiIl
From Republican Of Nov NJ

7 ~ VI -N0V' III
Cattle-Ths market 10 brisk, 1t unchanged fsess.
None were left over unsold. Prices range u to
SIC p b.
hogs-The warm weather 10 operating unfavor-
ably on the market, and holders would do we'll 70
keep back their stock until the commencement Of
Pressing weather. Prices range from to lo3o,
with weak market at the quotations.
sheep-Nothing done. Prices range at Is 90
to 8 so.
Mich Covs-Demsnd fair, at unchanged rates,
with sales Of two head springers at SIS each.
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RrrURsED.-Our friend Phillips of the firm
ofPhilGps & Kerr, has just returned from the
East, and the rates at which they will be able
to sell the stock of goods which he has just
purchased, and the firm is now receiving, will
be immensely pleasing unto our citizens. See
their advertisement on our first page. Don't
fail also to give Phillips & Kerr an early call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

WE take pleasure in calling attention to the
medical and surgical card of Dr. Taylor we
are glad that he will continue his residence
among US. His long connection as medical
director of the hospitals here, has established
his skill and ability, as physician and sur
geon. Well and favorably known to all our
citizens, We bespeak for him large share
of the public favor and patronage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

ORIGINAL NOTICED f. L. knight,
- kniGht. waIlins. mo STATE Of iowa ~
the use Of tbs school Hund, 0arah WalliAs b Z
Love, John South, y r. 8 Day, walker. 6eCssry,
Essex Co., and - " Bslknap: Yo1 and each Of You
are hereby notified that there II nls the D.
ps IN the case Of tbs STAT 81 Iowa for the OF tie
echocl rund agatsst Walline and Others II Tie d.
trct Court Of Lee comfy Iowa At Port Madso1 cross
kaigAt Ksight asA Naliing, The 90 Of
MA oeloo and intsrset u ten psr cant Per sanuA
nun November lst 1885, - money due two proais-
sosy nct and also claiming against al Of ron the prs
eosurs Of mortgage upon the following rsal sstatA 10
Wit: The qsast and tbs west halfof north
ra.eeo west, in Lee county, Iowa
And unless you appear thereto ard defend Or b.
fore noon u the second dAy Of next Of ad d.
txct Court, ocU0enetng q Port Maaeon on the Art
Monday IN Decsmbef, 1905 judgment and decree vl IS
rsndersd Ae1lust you thsssee by default.
novl-dlW-Ved Atfynfor Pin
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rorn N nEv. JOHN PIEnPoHT.

pOEM ~ REV. JOHN PIERPONT.
vRrrrRs on HIS nIaHrrsrH sIafn-DAY.
The thicksning mists Of fourseoss yean
In the air al round me swim;
Eoft voices reach no moro my ears,
And my vision grows moro dim.
But the eyes of my mind are, ~ ever, clear,
And ~, upon Southern plains,
The slave roam where he wills; and bear
The clank Of his broken chains.
In my young manhood once saw
A black looking slsvs-ship moorsd
In Charleston port, under shield Of Law,
With cargo Of slaves on board
Of black and naked men
Under that scorching sky,
With some red bai1e aprons, now and thsn,
Hung mp in the shrouds to dry.
Thy name, God b praised,
That thine ear, that seemed so slow
To hear the voice that, in prayer, I raised
More than forty years ago,
That the gloomy cloud that hung,
With thunder in its breast,
Ger the sultry South might not BE- flung
Der the broad and breezy West
The prayer that the sable hands
That lifted the heavy hoe,
In heavier chains, on the lands
Where the rice and the cotton grow,
Might all be raised, ere long,
In hearty thanks to thee,
And the feet then gyved might keep time to ID
And the tsmbourine of the free:
That prayer which upward went,
Alone and in weakness then,
Hath spread and swelled till the armament
IL filed with q loud amen"
For voices more full and strong,
And the souls Of holier men,
Have framed the speech and poured the song
From . more melodious pen.
need not write their names,
Nor envy them viii 1
In their countrys keeping, and in Fame's,
They will not, cannot die.
By the song and the speech and the prayer
By the Spirit Of God inspired,
Has the lion Freedom been reused from his lair
And the hearts of philanthropists fred.
And the iciest statesman warmed,
And the soldier mounted his guns,
Till Slavery's battlements all are s.ormed
And shaken by Libcrty's sons.
To my prayer that that gloomy cloud
Might darken no more our day
Hath thine ear, o God Ut last been bowed;
Aud in thunder it rolls away.
For the bristling bayonet
IL now in the hand of the thrAil,
And the musket- breeeh to his shoulder il Yet,
And his prison houses fall.
And now, on the very ground
Where l saw that siAver's hell,
The negro walks, rs = guard his round
By night, and cries, "Alfs well"'
On shore he steps ont, . man,
From his shed, 1t his pleasures beck;
And II his old master nuttsrs ban,
He can tread on tho traitors neck.
This, thy salvation's day,
For which thou'st suffered me
For forty ysars, o God to pray,
Thou'st spared my life to See
Now let thy angels sword
Be sheathed, and carnage cease;
And lss thy agsd servant, Lord,
When called, depart in peace.
APRIL 8, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

CHILL and wintry came the wind through
our streets yesterday, and the skies were
o'ercast with clouds. Every masculine who
bad not yet done 20, was reminded to 60 at
once to Hess, Stern 4 Co., and order suit
of winter clothing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

The Cincinnati Commercial of the 25th Ia,
the following In reference to the hog market q
that place. 1t ssys:
Hogs gave way in price Today very decidedly
and psckers are freely disposed to let the marked
settle still lower, ere they come to the rescue
Averages Of 800 lbs gross, sold at $40 So and tina,
ngure appeared to be extreme, with . rsngg down
to $40, for other grades. Sales of net weights n
$lz 30 were made, and though the decline il not,
q course, readily assented to- it would be rathe,
dincuk to combine the elements thal would cause
old opefators TO give prices any advancing sup.
port"
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6sR woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SPEER's WINE. 1t 10 an admir-.
bic article, used in hospitals and by the first clas
families In Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erence to old Port Wine. It 10 worth \ trial anf
gives great satisfsetion. Oct o. Am
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

TEE individual who contracted severe cold
while sitting on his own front steps, watching for
the fellow that had stolen in at the key hole had not
been indalging in Pinkerton's wahoo and Calisay.
Bitters for although heatful and delightful slim
ulant, they do not intoxicate. Try them once, and
you viii never be without them. For sale by
WILKINSON, BARTLETT Co., Agents, Keokuk,
Iowa nov.4A ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

"A convention Of National Bauksp Of low,
ana sns board o. Control Of the State Bank oil
lows, WAS held last Wednesday, at DavvnDort
Iowa IL ohjsst Of which was to es4abaish The ~
Of interest In this State. It appears that by thu
charter Of the State Banh Of Iowa. the rite sf IN.
tsrest 10 limited 70 per cent. per sunuus md
according 70 the National Baaking Act, The Ne
taenA Banks ere not allowed to charge mono thar
the legal rate Of interest in the 6tates in which
they established. The result of ths coufsrsnce
VA, that an effort win be made at the next meet.
ing Of The lows Legislature to repeal the charte,
Of the STATE Bank Of Iowa. This win enable th1
National Banks to charge 10 per cent per annum,
undsr the National BAnking Act they cannot
charge more. N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

from the Republican Of Nov q.
The dullness in these markets continues Ther.
10 no noteworthy change. The receipts were very
light. Cattle sold 1t from g IS for thin cows TO
rs IS for good deshy steers Hogs sold 1t from
% 80 for hogs averaging 225 Ms to $1l rs p Ice
ns, for very choice lard hogs. Between 5000 and
1000 are left over unsold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

NoTIcE.-The Des Moines Valley Railroad
having been completed to Monroe, will com
msnce receiving freights at Ksokuk, for that
station, on Thursday, November Both.
JoHS GIvIs, Gen'l Freight Agent.
DQ.Dt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

JUICE SAMUEL F. MILLER and family left
yesterday for Washington City.

THAT lady of our city who has taste, (as
who Of our ladies has nct?) particularly ad-
mires those elegant ladies' cloaks at Vencill
4 Jones'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-29

TOPOGRAPHIC MEssEsGER.-Here is num-
Der one of the first volume of Q new Typo
graphical Journal, devoted to the cart Pre-
sentative" 1t is published by James Con-
ner's Sons, New York, and in its appea-
rance and mechanical execution, ia superb.