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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

LUxURIRs AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICEs--
At A. l.. Dunlevy's, Oregon Fruit, News
and Oyster depot. Give him call. He Is
D very obliging young man.
"a ~ fDee19dlml l.J IA
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1swANTED-A dwelling house, with from
"a to oeiSht roonlsy IN asplcasant looatiap,
FAiquire at this office.
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DARING OUTRAGE.-Wc learn that last
evening, about eight o'clock, a respectable
young lady who resides in Grecncastle,
while on her way home, was overaaken be-
tween the Levee and the Third street bridge,
BY a man unknown TO he5 who accosted
he dr with a familiar good eV9hingt' 1fe
tlIen asked her if she was going further
I'll Iat way, and on replying that She was, he
rddely assaulted her and thrgst lis hand
In the pocket of her dress, taking hand
kerchief therefrom, but GsiEea BOaset hold
Of some ten or fifteen dollars in the same
p9cket. He then sndtchcfhdT ImuG and
veil and ran off toward town. In the
sdiGie, tii9 yonng Lang Q VAS considerably
bruised, and the rullian struck her on the
mputh, cutting her lips. She describes the
fellow as a large man, with light hair,
and beard; ; had on light colofed hat light
cdmfort&on his neck, drab sack overcoat
aud had coarse voice. We sincerely trust
the dastardly villain may yet be caught,
and receive the punishment he deserves
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SiI.ENDD CHRISTMAS PREsRNTs. Kline's
JeWelry Storepresents brilliant array of
rich and costly goods suitable for Christ
mad Presents. His cases are filed with
gold aud silver watches, diamonds and
jewelry Of the most elegant style and
finish, while his shelves containgthe richest.
and cheapest display of silver and plated
wateto be found In this city or anywhere
else. Those who have the means to make
Christmas Gifty Of this sort, II they call,
eau not fail 10 be suited. 3td.
Ron cheap Boots and Shoes for the holi-
days goto w. Behms No. SO Jefferson street
opposite the Market House, and next door
to Makcly's Blacksmith shop.
And Ia Miamisburg at bis Store; opposite
Tho Miami House. Hats and caps OF all
kinds at low prices. g, de29d2t
HANDSOME Carriages and Buggies at
Lahgdon's Carriage Shop IL, 10 and ID
Fourth street., .,t.ag ,a,p.s 81 div
TOYS, TOYS, ToYs.--Haye you been 10 the
great Toy emporium of @. p. Huber& Son,
at No. 2sO Third street 2 If you have mot,
go at once, and mako selections for your
Christmas presents They have Toys OF
every description, aud in any quantity, both
3 at Wholesale and retail. .del9dSt,
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HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
HAS BECOME A HOUSEHOLD
WORD THROUGHOUT THE
WEST AND SOUTH. HIS
' WORM LOZENGERS, IN
.,LEsSS THAN A YEAR
DUCTION ATTAINED A
a PUTATION AS WIDE
STREAD AS THE CONTINENT
o f N O'RT II A NJ f RI Z A !:

ButLhe crowning glory OF his life remains to he at
tanned in his discovery, rather combination, or he
does Dot clam 10 have been the disco Of CEpROH
which IL the basis OF the Btters now offered TO the
public ftat hbnur belonksts the Aat te
Of Cebtral America, TO whom its virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years Armed
with L the Indian bids defiance TO the most deadly
mAlatis, and handles, without fear, the most venom
aornents. ilt lsia belief with them, thst while
cure no matter what the disease may be.
While Or. BullIs not prepared to endorse this
tfsvakant pretenson he nevertheless satisfied from
athot tough eHsrninaton Of the evidence relating TO
It's Virtues, th as remedy and preventative for all
dlseRl'es aSishg IRON axpbsure, efther 10 change
weather or climate, or TO mlasmatIe influences, II
ntAnds
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

ALBUMS, PURSES, SATCHEIs, WORK BOXES.
+If YOU want 70 find a magnificent stock
Jf fh5ts6t i6Ea6k "A lbunlJ PSsapal satcktl 4.
Ladies' Companions, etcp 20 TO Q, p. Huber
u Sons. dec19-5td. 81. h.
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w,+A4Iot,U4lA a ARlVALY.
Ntb&srJ g zba
IN DYSPEPSIA

IIII IL Il
A CHARM than am tdicine. 1he'e is nothing IN the
@tiDb range Of MateEa Medi, that can for moment
be.rk oinpaHsoeEitb tin tlts diseRse. igkA
In tie eleventh edition OF the United States Dlsp
atory, pages 1887 and 1885.
series OF experiments in which DR.. Buh has been
for years engaged, has fust been brought success
fu termination, and he IL enEbed 10 offer TO the
pub c u mbnation o. CRDR0E with other approved
tDI6ds the whole preserved In the best quality Of
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he Is oonh
dent has no equal In the world.
He furnish volume Of certificates, but the
pubic have long since learned to estimate such things
by thar true value The safest plan IL. for every
to tsstfor himselfthe virtues OF anew medicine.
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'ioAnsa thou nol niluislar'to,a alind diasassd..

,'CAnss thou MOI minister 10 Hlind diseassd, < Z.
And, vith some sweet obllvious anadoe, ,''i y
cleanse the foul bosom OF the perions sidh
That weighs upon the heart !" i1i.. .EglftEt
Certainly; PLANTAEoE BfrTKRs will do
it when nothing else will. Melancholy,
Depression, HypOehouiria. Insanity, all
spring, more or less, from a diseased stom-
ach, aud this PLANTATION BrrTuis is sure
cure for. There Is no mistake about II
Dyspepsia, Headache Duilness Z Ague,
and Low Spirits must yield 10 the health
giving and genial Influence Of the PLANrA-
EoH BrrraRs. II you are IN doubt make
enc trial and be convinced. M.
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The ..PiIgrim .Fathers. 2

4
To-day is the ted 'htthdted' 'ahd forty
fifth anniversary Of the landing Of tho Pill
grim Fathefs bh hFqyiho gsdcsA i%N "a
gPFd this as a fitting occasion, in referring
to the event, TO review briefly the results
which have flown from that source, rs well
as the motives and influences which
broughtftabout4 ut4NfAINIJ aduh1 4
Nearly two-and-a-half centuries have
helapsed since the arrival of the May Flower,
during which afnIa e'Vs Sbularg Iliaa sheen
changed from wilderness to fruitful
field, and the Government from n colonial
dependency to a great Republic.
The savage ThdiarI has been ilrivenf from
the Penobscot and the Hudson of the East
10 the Columbia and COLORADO of the star
Distant West"
According 10 em neighbours statement,
with the Pilgrim Puritans began the cir
repressible cOnflictl7ii They brought with
them and established the institution of
slavery orf tale vef1' soii on which they
sought the much coveted 'boon of free
dom" They came to find in the lonely
wilds of America, "freedom to worship
God" and yet were the first TO persecute
the Quakers for exercising this freedom.
They had been restricted in their religious
privileges in the Old World, and being of
that positive type of character, submitted
10 and chose Punishment and exile, rather
than modify any of their bigoted notions
MYTHOLOGY. d.
HTlle most remarkable feature Of this pur-
itali character, is their persecution Of 9TH
ers, for their efforts to achieve the very
ends for which they originally contended
for themselves, and for establishing sone
institutions which they have found neces-
sary to overthrow, AS the work of their own
hands. Fanaticism, with its inseparable
attendants, Inconsistency and bigotry, have
ever characterized their movements in the
the FmI&lIAal bASAElG oS6I;IEisJyeAs
meht and the work of our foreflthers they
have succeeded in making every interest
Throughout the country, s'plaK second To
the interest of this "Plymouth Rock"
dynasty. Through proiessed love Of free
dom they have latterly. oonyrrted our gov-
erliment from republican form TO des-
potism in fact. - "a "a = : !
With an air of the most narrow and sell
fish arrogance they claim that Boston is
the 'sfFubs of the Universe and'Ntw Eife-
Ian ID is the fountain of all Intelligence, and
the great leader fn<thse' vaTghaff TcNff
and religious liberty. And this prestige is
Conceded to some extent by many of her
''ldyaf' defendants ii the West; yet Ne re-
gard that lately general awakening has
been going sQp ie the wsss saHg that the
people Of other sections of the country will
yet with Fernando Wood, conclude that
thd two most calamitOus events that ever
befell pqr people YasftBes fall Aldsaiprrt t4la
the safe "arrival Of the May Flower"
lIEGoAL AND WoOD.-Messrs. /. Davis &
Brbther have d large stock Of c6al and
wood of excellent quality on hand, at their
! yatd on Fifth street, near the canal. Their
r = II
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BLANKETS FOR CLoTIIING.--Just the thing
fdrfhs SoldYipteE wsatllsE tPe ,bsst eyer
bought for the purpose, at Christopher &
SPielman's.
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NoricK.-Dr. Dodge may be consulted on
CHI tistmas day mt his rooms, Nos. 3 and 4,
Phillips House. Also, any other day be-
twdcn this and the 10Th inst.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

WANTS CoNPIRMArToKANe heard a
stor ~ yesterday, which we thought very
inn Fobable at the time, the purport of
which yasa that, a robbery of $500 had
beeh conmitteh pne evening befory at the the
Phillips House, A l1ag named Denny,
who resides near Xenia, alleged that ne had
left basket containing that amount of
moPevs on q sofa in the sittipgvrQqm, while
he went TO snpper. When he returned the
bask ket and Contents, he says, were gone
He lshaIss tlat hia ue4s ssts the ssalb oIshls
ow4 carelGssness. The whole story carries
imIrobability on its face, and theeOol man
ner which the vietimized individual re-
fer5 to his loss, goes to strengthen the
opib bion of the incredulous that he is mista-
ken as to having been robbed at all.
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For Bronchitis, Asthma, Oatarrh,, Com
smmptIye and Throat Diseases, a,

raoouus Aas ussD vita Always aesn ssunfEsas
SINGERS And PUBLIC sP fskgRs 'SAet'
will find TrOehs, useful IN clearing .t voice wli16
aiken before Singing or sPezkins, Aus va sile
throat aner unusual eKeriion 81 tha yNrt orfaps
The TIochss are reccommepded and Rteae4ltse.t by
Physicians, and.have bad tesiimonala Flfn fni'eut
men throughout the country BeiuRe attieia q true
merit, and having pToCst ihor oiieac1 ~ teAt ef
many years, each year huds them in newfocSiitics
n various parts Of ihs worhi nd tba, Tiaches ar
universally pronounced better than ether articles,
Obtain only "BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRooHEs," and
do not take any OF the W5tthtssS ltaiions that may
be offered.
Sold everywhere n tho United States, aud in For
eign Countries, vt 80 cents per box oet25 6ndaw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

BEAUTIFUL Sleighs and Cutters at Lang
dOn's,il1lsrPBiP hpqTtb streqtaUdiYa
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4 BLANKETs.-What is their cheaper for
bed clothing and will last longer, than the
Blankets which you can buy at Christie
pher & Spielman's, Third street, few doors
west of the Ppas safliqe. also dfei22dd4y feis2dd4y
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

lILGoAL AND. WooD.-Messrs. |. Davis &
Brbther have a large stock Of c6al and
wood of excellent quality on hand, at their
yatd on Fifth street, near the canal. Their
ca}d will be found in our advertising col
lHhs.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
BOWELS, LINER, OR KIDNEYS.

Brdin, Depetdt,,g upon, DeTunge-
fItent of ne StOnidcgs or B0sOeJs, =
IN GOut, Rheumatism, and "a
Neuralgia. and In
FEVER AND AG UE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22

WooDr--L. Speilmsn, So ST. Clair street,
is sflling the best of wood at a low price.
give him call. dec22d2t
PtSTjkFg aoR iHEI III0En EnDL LYa. .Jfkere b
nothing nicer or more suitable for a Christ
mas present than that of d good likeness
sof 4 friend or loved one, The place to go
for them is Scebohm's, on Third street. The
perfection of the Photographic art can
there be obtained in all its excellence and
beahty, 1t is worth q visit to his little
"shanty," to see the beautiful specimens
that A4ofn- The u
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III not necessary % pnbllsh long list OF diseases
all Diseases Of the
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-22
THE DAILYueEAlPFRE.

81 Dayton, Ohio,
Friday, - December az, 1865.
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Spttial autitss


Koback's IitIers.
stTheFo ~ many true wsrd sPsheh
In Iost,'' sa'd nt,emau " his friend who re-
%."ss %,,,o. #! I:iFSsS ttl as,s 5AfFhait
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-16
-, Lpsis Markss.
From the RcpublieAa Of tie 18th. ]

From the Republicans Of tie l2th.]
Tobacco-There was active, steady and Arm
market this morning. Damaged and green Tugs
from 81 to s. 90; factory IS 30 to 8 20; planters
~ to 8 %; common chipping Leaf - y els; epss-
mon manufacturing $40 to q 30; medium $33 rs
to % 50; fne 1t so 90.
Flopr-Ths demand was good from The trade,
with good deal Of frames on the part of the
holders. Spring supers, from s. to rs; fsll su-
per and spring extra at I so and7 75t choice fall
extra 50.
Wheat-Without material change for prime to
choice qualities, but the market was very dali for
damaged and inferior qualities Much Of the
wheat now received 10 Of very inferior quality,
unfit for milers use, and generally sold for feed Il
from 10 to SOC per bu. Really good and choice
whest commands good prices, bat not higher in
proportion fer the prices paid for inferior grades
With which tbs nArket Is eysrstocked. Prime
club At 81 20; common to good new ct from 40
to Is; prime 50 to 20; really Prise Aad
choice Ut 90 and 2 10; strictly and extra choice
at from Is to IS per bu.
Rye-Prme in two lots. Ut sec per bu
Barley-Sale inferior at Acc per bu.
Uats-There was no change in the market.
Poor Ee~ st from rs to Acc: prime new II 81 and
55c; prime ssd choice at 81 to 63e per bu in new
SKIS.
Corn-Prices were unchanged, sycept mixed
yellow was heavy and slightly lower, ip mixed
sA1s - fF1cs yesiOW AuN mlxeQ IN new sxs ~ ~
and I6c; yellow, part delivered 1t 7sc; choice ye
low at s9c; white at SEE: prime and choice do at
SO and SAC.
Gresse-sale IL ties choice yellow At l3c.
Groceries-Market buoyant and firm, and Cuba
sugar is &c higher We now quote Rio coffee at
3ottG 33c; Java sra 3se; La. sugar l4td Ice.
Porto Rico i6l "a lI4c; Cuba at I5iG1I6ic; and
Museas.do l39@l4!.
Salt-a. A. sold II 90 so-an advance
Whiskey-Saies to-day % bbls at 81 20
Hay-Markct heavy to-day. Sales loose baled
new at Sle; mixed new and old Ut $2eA "a; new
at 81 delivered and prairie at $il pe,ton
Hides-Market steady at l2 to I2lc per ID, for
flint.
"ooi-The market continues very hrm With a
good demand and full previous prices Sales were
to-day, tub-washed at 67c fleece washed at Sic;
nnwashed at 40c
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Nsw YeaE. Aug. Is
Cofton-Dun and lower At 4&c for rjdsilinr
riour-Opened 10 tn Is better on lover rr>a.. -
nrm Tor the better kinds b~s closed dull fnr All
With advance lost common gvsdes oo0Y Is a. ~
ira state oo96 rs for Super Western: nom IL e.,
common to mediun extra western; IS00e Il In
common 10 good shipping brnsds Extrs IN n !, 4
500 00for trafe brands - =
Whhky-kirm and more active. Western AZ 10
Whest-Opensd quiet and very aru Int e,o..A Al
and to Sc lower At u for good Cbic.ro acr,,- ~
~ ior Amber NIL, closing fnside price Is a.
winter Yea western, aad OF for for Amber Mich
Rye-Quet-
Barley and Barley Mait-Dull and nominal
Corn-Duli and Dc lower 83Ds7c for unsoup6 asa
VIC Tor sound mixed Western, closing At inside pries
.nss-sirmer at 6eS6oc for Western.
Conse-Quiet.
eugAr-Duli-
Molasses-Dull.
Wool-Dull
Petroasum-stssdy ~ 39I<c for Crude. sOAss,< &,
Rean.d In Bond, and do Rrse ct op07IIIe -
fork-Quiet SD steady 1t ~ o9S37 r. fpr No. No.
closing ct 81 90 cash. - 500S0 50 for 1891 A. a. n
for prime, and n 00O27 20 for prime mess a. o.
- Is ' opsi9n' u % ooD
Besf.Qniet and arm at 5o0l2 so for pl.i. 49,
and 10 00@A 80 for extra mes
Beef Hams-Quiet
Cut Me:ss-stsady 1t leslie for shoulders. s,d ma
2s11c for hams. s1 20
Bacon-DuIl.
Lard-Quiet and steady ct lo3kaaaI<c.
.. batter-Shade nfmer at 2362Sc for Ohio. and soa
chssss-rirmerat l1else for common to pu...
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IHE following communication was handed
In Monday, and should have appeared in our
paper yesterday:
NOVEL ArTRAcTIoS.-We have been shown
by the ladies the programme of an entertain
ment shortly to be given, altogether novel and
unique, and which cannot fail to draw sclen.
didly.
cinderella (the performance of which
at private house in this city was recently
witnessed by few of our citizens,) is to he
repeated, and the children are again to enact
their parts in purple and gold. The f,rincelv
costume of the little fairies would be attrac.
ton enough, even without their charming rem.
resentation of this really beautiful play. 1t
delicious to witness the grace and nairete of
the little ones in their parts of fine ladies. and
wonderfully fine gentlemen.
Other ladies, older but not less fair. have
In rehearsal the pantomime of "The Nistle.
toe bough the touching "old time story
Of Ginevra.
Besides this, there will be tableenx. and
interpreted through the evening there win
be music by lady of this city, whose nre.
eminent skill is SO well known that The ~.
nouncement alone would insure a full hor..
This pleasant entertainment is promised ~
Tor the benefit Of the Iowa Soldiers' Orphans
Asylum-an object SO worthy Of aid, md %
well appreciated, that mot word il needed
from u in that behalf
The l.dies VIII b asosad shortly With tick.
80 fur ale, which Of course our ci6ssns would.
~, - vsss ~ oAisct ~ xsusAv tAsal
hA
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DAILY. Cars CrY 01YIcn,
AuRust 18th. 1885,

EET Okyk EME
! DAur. Cars CrY 01vIcB,
August l5th, 1885.
Business wss quits brisk to-day N the sE1an
lusiness Several lsts II wheat vsra sold 70 the In
psriai Mills It yesterdays Asurss. One lot Of
nsv wss taken = private Aguzss- A. the fears q
farmers are pretty much removed in regard to the
damage Of the wheat reAthe ola ea hand i b.
ine offered * fair rates and very freely.
There was percsptible Weakness in Corn. A
very large quantity was ON the market. Holders
were asking 4s to 80 in the 81, but bayssp odstsd
only As to 4ec. Some lots were sold Is high - 50,
early in the. day. sse ssks
/ There were but few transactions In Oats. The
price for new ranged between Is End - csnts, -
cording to condition. Old remained Arm 1t pa
to 40c.
No change in Butter and Egg. :.
HDRs-Gresn 81; Sailed do &c; Green CAL
Skins o., ealtsd Dc II; Dry Flint lie; Sailed d.
SIC; PeIts Soc to 81 90.
TALLov-11c; Beeswax s5c; Lard 2lc.
WooIe-We heera a ens LOT Of uswashsa Woo
sold 1t IS cents. A lot Of feece-wsshed was sold
yesterday for IS cents.
ToBAcco-Several lots, in all 5000 lbs Of 6Atp
ping Leaf, very fair, were sold 1t 10 to lee; Il
raised in Lee county. /
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The THIRD Iowa CAvALRY.-Tb;s snlapd;d
veteran cavalry regiment, says the Chicago
Journal of the 14th, one of the finest in the
service, arrived here this afternoon, from At
ianta, en- route for Davenport and home. The
regiment is commanded by Colonel and Bre-
vet Brigadier General Noble, and numbers
eleven hundred men. 1t was veteranized a
year ago last January, when its then depleted
ranks were recruited to the number of seven.
teen hundred, six hundred of whom have
fallen in battle or by disease, or been disabled
from service since that time.
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PHRsoSAL.zOur friend Barnes, of the Or
phans' Home, writes US note complaining
slightly of US for what he deems discourse
Gus notice of himself, in correcting the error
IN regard to the change of time of the Or
phan's Fair. He says his information was
contained in letter from Mrs. c. Ben Darwin
to Mrs. Platt, Matrou of the Home, and adds
How could l doubt the correctness of the
statement coming from such a source Nary,
doubt it, friend B.
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THE SENISARY.-The committee. we no.
tee, are at work with their subscription list
and the citizens are responding literally.
There is an evident disposition upon their part
to establish and maintain Female Seminary
OF high grade in this city. 1t can be done
and should be done. Not only do the wants
OF our own community require the institution.
but it would doubtless be we'll patron;zed
from the whole county, as well as adjoining
districts in Missouri and Illinois. We are
thoroughly believer in home education.
we apprehend the onss rrobandi is upon
those who assert the superior advantages of
taking son or daughter from home and send
ing them abroad, among strangers, to find an
Alma Mater. We shall not discuss the cues
ton. There are many who must be educated
at home or not all. These and the good rep
utation of our city, and the facilities which do
exist for maintaining an Academy demand
the complete success of the project for which
the subscription committee are now canvass.
ing the city,
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eonsY to know Il, bpt tbsss aFe some1
SIMON Pure, genuine, anadalteated ooatasrn
Confsderacy four-ysars-oEhiluis Dutasrauts
in this coanty, that would ben vsry Esditr
able productions Of Gsdth Carolinaas = ~
time during the lass four years. Thsy have
70. /" Abolitionist''' on the brain, a1l The
thought of "nigger" makes them froth n
Che mouth, as in the incipient stages Of in
sanity. These are fossilised specimens Of
slaxs-worshipping hardshsls, fot wbsn thar
is no political redemption, and who viii de-
nounce Abe Lincoln and stand in mortal ter
ror Of draft al the remainder Of their Aatur-
al lives. Our soldier friend Ferguson, who
is canvassing this county for the Orphans
Home, found couple of these Butternuts in
the northern part of the county last week.
When he rebuked them for denouneing Lane
coin and the soldiers aud the war one of them
drove him, ct night, entirely from his prep.
ises, and the other gave him the alternative
of leaving or staying in his barn. Orr friend
F. told these hardshells wholesome truth
when he reminded them that better and mers
loyal men than themselves had been shot
South during the late war in rebel uniform.
That's fact.
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SHIFTING TAGS. merchants and dealers
who require shipping tags will send their or.
ders to the DAILY GATE jon OFFICE. Having
made arrangements with the manufacturers,
we can furnish them in any quantity at the
lowest figures. Those who have not been
using tags will find them great convenience.
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PERsoSAL-Our friend DR.. w. w. Esta-
brook, for some time one Of the Surgeons in
the hospitals at this place, and who has also
served professionally in the field, leaves to-
day for Lansing in this State. Dr. Estabrook
has made many and warm friends during his
sojourn in this place. We see him leave with
regret, and commend him unto those to whom
he goes, personally, socially, professionally
and politically.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-16

RUSHED around for locals yesterday
We like locals. Were anxious to procure
them. Saw several families of unknown in.
dividuals moving into Missouri. Unknown
individuals mostly females. Might have found
out where they came from and to what par
ticular part of Missouri they were going, but
they looked cross, and being a lone and un-
protected male individual regard for our
personal safety led us to refrain from CUES.
flonlng them Thereby We lost our only
chance for an item, for half hour industri-
Gus search failed to disclose anything more
transpirlng in our municipality
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-16

We call attention to the advertisement of "a.
B. Ten-Eyck, of desirable residence for
sale. Now is the time to buy property.
Should negotiations, now in progress, be COM
pleted, property viii be much higher next
Spring.