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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-07

yXTANTED-$ 800 TO $3.50 PER MONTH
w Agents everywhere, male and female, to
ing Machine. Price only $lS This machine
will stitch hem, fell, tuck, bind, quilt. braid
and embroider. The cloth cannot be pulled
apart, even after every second stitch is cut;
Every machine warranted for three years. Send
for circulars. BLISS * McEATHRON..
1852 Manuf'rs' South Agents. Lonisvile. ny:
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FOR LEASE.

EoRLEAsE-A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
i lot in Chelsea, Will be leased for III years:
For particulars apply ut TINS ONCE. %
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE.-SALOON, STOCK AND FIN
il tures-doing good business. Inquire at
this Office. %
NOR SALE.-TYPE METAL (BETTER
i than babbet) for sale low, by
WHITM0RE BROS.
PUBLIC LEDGER office.
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FOR RENT.

-
NOR RENT-A WELL FINISHED BASE
ment. Inquire at 423 Main st. lQ
NOR RENT-THE SHOP RECENTLY 0C-
cupied by the late W. b. britt. suitable for
carpenter shop. livery stable or residence over
d. +. GOODYEAR,
Agent for heirs,
90 80 Second street, Mcmphis
NOR RENT.-A NEW HOUSE OF SIN
rooms. just finished, within ten minutes
walk of Court Square. Apply to M. *;
WRIGHT, 2l9 Main street. 90
NOR RENT. -DWELLING HOUSE. AP-
II ply at No. q Madison street. AMIR
81 II. u. GOODLEII.
E0K RENT, ON CHARLESTON N.,l RA adaJ
garden. cistern, etc. at Ridgway station, twelve
miles east. Railroad accom- modations at pleas
IRE. Time to Memphis, 40 TO 30 minutes: Pos
S. M0SBY.
50 Office. No. Is. over 34 Front St
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HoRsR TH1rF ARREsrED.-A man
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A c A R d
To the General Travelling Public
AND
MY OLD FRIENDS AND GUESTS.

I THINK 1T HARDLY WORTH WHILE
i to say to You that / never have been second
in anything / have attempted TO do in the way
of catering 10 the public from the earliest day |
reached this Bluff. To the citizens interested,
also. have to say that will not trail or fol-
low in the wake of any establishment now
time will show who does. We are all clean,
and if the unequaled " party is in earnest and
mean what they say. We will have ut least two
good hotels in Memphis.
Very Respectfully.
81 b. c0CKRELL.
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Special Notices.

Special Notices will be inserted in this col
umn for ten cents per line for each insertion.
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WANTS.

vXrANTED.-A SITUATION AS BOOK
w keeper, by a practical accountant. Can
give best city reference. Address p" A. No. z
Towards Row.
WANTEpA mOuSE oF mlta qn s civ
near to Main street. and suited for Boarding
House OF, Restaurant, location between Union ,,
and Washington streets preferred. Address o ny
this office Immediately LADY. Ell
WANTED-AGENTS.-$7j TO $500 PER
w month for gentlemen. and $35 to $40 FOR
ladies. everywhere. to introduce. the Common
Sense Family Sewing Machine, improved and
perfected. 1t will hem, fell. stitch, quilt, bind,
braid and embroider beautifully-prlce only $40
making the elastic lock stitch. and fully war
ranted for three years, We pay, the above
wages, or a commission, from which twice that
amount can be made. Address or call on
c. BOWERS d CO.,
Office No. 255 South Fifth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
All letters answered promptly. with circulars
and terms. luz
UYANTED-Sl0O TO $3.50 PER MONTH
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The river is rising slowly at this point.
The weather is cloudy, with occasional
rain. Business may be called dull
The following are the arrivals and de-
parturea.
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old By eli druggists and groeers.
,flnantial anb Gomul,reixl.
MARKETS. by TELEGRAPH
csssase narnss.

Chsee1e Aarhss.
~ Telegraph cH.caoo. Dss. s.
Bssissss Chang. tod, aAt. snd bs .
limited demand for the lover grade II hour bot the
gsasra ruled dali snd he~vy about 10 brls
shsnssa hands 20 eaie 80 for srrpg .xtrs,; - VOC
Is for spring snP~rhnr.
B1ekvhsss F,eur-ss azl<
whsat-rbs narhs Is Eat snl nsslsctsa price, ere
nominal a i2r better; sales at s. oso2 90 Tor No
q socs al for No L closing u ih- ous.ii. aEurss
Corn--pu heavy and lover, and without change In
values y~s ~ scarce and salss very limited 7Ao
s,e for No l. 7eO1fc for No ssDsse for rejected.
closing quiet ~ 81 eslsfs for No
osts-Quiet sAan<s about e5 zoo hush els ger
sold n loo4lxc for No s7e for r3eessd closins u
Ao04lsS- FIR the former.
Rys-Nsy,.essd and almost entirely nonins Al sse fur
NJ.
Hsrisy-Ths dem.ni IL h.ised, ard he narhst dsiL
IN ali sale. at 81 .<sss, IN store.
Provsons-Aaik., opsnsd dnil. but tssard the sioss
there ras butter demand fr pork aud lsrd for
future delivery .iscs yesterday pork has declined
q - Per barrel sale. esa Al Ell o., snd for January
6slivssy al ST. 81.
IArA-Od lard sold 1o- each; Lard for delivery
nsxt ws~k aud 81 Jat uAry at isa.
Green M-sts-Duil soa Isar sales Of .houl, At &C.;
and h.u,s at sDst<e. delivered
Dressed HoxsAodsr.ts,y sesivs with dec ins OF &c,
.iss =; Is % - So, bat ehi-n, At ~ %.
Cattle gssi &, stoeh 3t-aA.
Hogs-saSs<.
eh~sr-sa4t,.
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1.-THE IRISH REPUBLICAN ARM.
\ Last Appsa al for Aras, Muaiassas and
Meaey.

TO The Centre Of --- Circle, So.--
At meeting Of the Centres and Delegates
Of the Fenian Brotherhood, of New York and
vicinity, held at the Apollo Rooms, Prince
street. on Sunday evening, the 18th Novem-
be-, instant. the following resolution ana &C.
con,panying appeal were unanimously adopt
ed They have been approved at the central
Office OF the Fenian Brotherhood. and apply
with equal force to every Circle of the Fenisn
Brotherhood in America. The interchange
Of opinions at those meetings has ensured
harmony of action, elicting many important
sug sestions pertinent TO the present crisis in
Irish revolutionary affairs:
RssoIUed, Thas tie Centre of each Circle
Of the Fenian Brotherhood in New York,
Brooklyn, Jersey City and vicinity be in
Aructed TO send q committee of lie ablest and
noss prominspt msmbers to each house in
the localities in which their Circles may be
situated, and solicit from every Irishnan. and
the lovers Of liberty Of all nationafities, arms,
munitions and money, in aid of the rsvolu,
ton about to be inaugurAted in ireland aud
that the nanies of those subscribing for the
purposes referred to be written on a book Of
record, TO Be kept for that purpose in the
Central Office, No. 10 Chatham street, for
faturs reference, and that the views Of this
meeting may be placed before the world by
IN appeal, to be published herewith.
couxTaYnES, FRIENDS AND skorHERs,.
Every item Of information reaching ~ from
Ireland proves il to be certain, beyond ell
question, that our countrymen ct home are
determined on vAr--war to the knife-And
that this very year. The FINAL struggle Of our
people with the foreigner will soon be inau.
eurnted the oppressed will meet the oppres-
sor foot TO foot, to battle for the very. exist.
euce Of oar race and OF our nationality. The
issue 10 pafea. Either We must succeed in
this, our FINAL stfuggie, and take our places
among the nations Of the earth, or be defeat
ID, TO Be scattered broadcast ~ people, de-
spissd. pointed :. oaly with the finger Of scorn,
81 ts61y . do bstsls for every country but
= EN-. To ~ lrishmen Of America such
Z Asveaehlity csunot fail to suggest the pros
founded emotions. The dsxradations TO
which his kindred have been subjected for
centuries, <Le sacrifices Of people offered ~
! Aolocann u tho shrine Of desposism, the
many missriss ENABLED BY forsign douinasies
aso 70 b washed away in the blood Of IL
ensny, g live perpetual carss IN oar de-
fbaA Ths wroags Of Tho past mnse - rigAs-
- By The manhood II ~ present A ns1cn
vhicA will net nste m6es4c. h unwoeshy a.
freedom. Thaa = blessing which eaano1ba
~ highly psissd b. . people i - 80 q
The holiest giAs which 0Ud can hestov upon
0an. Ard uAat ereasAr s4eri6cs can - ~
Ssirsi Of : people 70 gain that blessias I'm
- q III, - everything ~ Asaa 49,
Or essshynsa sssss rssslvsa = -
sodse - 81 = taAsaG1aaA sssnv. - 49,
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OuR citizens have been very lavish lately
in the use of paint. The exterior Of bust
ness houses and residences in all directions
have been newly painted, and il the good
move continues and is further extended, it
viii be an oddly to see an unpaiuted house
in Keokuk. This speaks well for the enter
prise and good taste Of our people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

The sheer war; in our nsighboring city Of
Burlington still continues as 6ercely ~ ever.
The saloon keepers are determined to have .
reduction in the price Of lager" and the
brewers on the other hand refuse to "sive
in Who will be the victors in the 6ght
time alone will tell
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THosr long expected Furs have at last ar
rived, and rs desire that customers shall
see the goods before the sale, the same will
be open for examination during this day, and
tomorrow friday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
the sale will take place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

PaoxprSrss.-Mr P. Cunningham received
from VIM. Fulton, Agent Of the Security Fire
Insurance Company, payment in full of losses
sustained recently BY the burning Of his resi'
dance
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

No we'll regulated household should be
without the Eclectic Cleanser. as il ia in
valuable for its cleansing properties-makins
the usual household drudgeiy nothing but
sport-
Sold nv all dYusgists and proeers
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"WnY is it that so many American women
die At an age when they should be il the
prime of hfe?'' ia often asked. The
d swer is easy. Household drudsery break
them down completely. The best way for
hi use- keepers to tighten their daily labor,
and shus prolong life, is TO use The Eclectric
Cleanser" 1t is without an equal.
Sold by oil druggists
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sod BY nil druggists and rrocsrs.

FoR removing spots from painted walls,
the Cleanser cannot be equaled. Every
Housewife who wishes to save labor and time
4hould keep it constantly on hand. Every
bottle is worth its weigh in-Cleanser +:
which is better than gold.
Sold by all druggists and Rrocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

The Rev. DIR. Jonn II. Brown will preach IN
the Westminster Presbyterian Church this
evening, att o'clock, and.oni each evening
OF the week. The public is most respectfully
invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

NV GOODS. the removal OF vencill.
Jones l. Co., to their new stand, corner Of Sd
and Main streets, they have been thronged
with sutomers, supplying themselves with
their wardrobes for the winter already upon
us. Bat the arrival ofa new stock of ready
made clothing, and we'll assorted stock of
cloths, crssimeres, gents furnishing goods
aud every thing in that line enables them to
dispense equally, great bargains to those who
may visit them hereafter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

CHANGE OF TInE.-To accommodate pas
sengers srnving here BY the Eastern and
Western P. N. trains, the afternoon train on
the K. Mt. P. l. N. r. r. will, on and after
to-day, leave Keoknk at $50 p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

qairy 4 vss lbsnl y = apsp = 0sassaf
Wilsoa's sursGgaus = - asspids, taAiag
suundine = ~ siyss, aal - ssvssA -
takiae Asase u = IL 49, ens, sssase =
y nakiag w sAorousA vorf q +
~ - a. a;ns,anasuss oAssfv11ioas q ,
secsion rspsassd - The water changes, van
,;ve yery accurate surveys Of the river bsds.
Evidently Ill questions = 70 the rapids efe
skelv 10 b fsily mapped out By shs pressns
very efficient assats Of the Government; ana
vbsasver b the dstssminasioa Of pian' "
hope more certain and saii''aceosy sacoe.'
NAV attend the progress Of our river improve
ments.
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THr greatest bargains Of the season Just
received BY Bostwick 4 Co. An entire new
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which we offer at prices 20 low that oil will
be sstonished. Go to 81 Main street and see
for yourselves. deco-ot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

VIZ call attention to the card of Mr.. A.
Hagny. He has been engaged in the manu-.
facture of Harness and Saddles in this city
for many years, during which time he has. by
careful attention and promptness, built up .
good business. he is fair dealing and hon
orable man, and worthy Of the patronage Of
those requiring articles in his line.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

Nov is the time TO purchase your Wooden
Goods-FlAnnels, Cassimers, Beaver Cloths,
etc. Go TO Bostvick 4 Co. dec5-th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

The Last Chance Ladies, now is your
time! Mrs. Williamson is closing out her
elegant stock Of bonnets, ribbons and laces
at prices that will sstonish. Just step in and
see those elegant bounets that are selling from
SIS to $40 and SIS, and you will be convin
ced. Also, splendid stock Of fine dress and
cloak trimmings, Cluny and Gimpure lsces,
black and white elegant medallion buttons,
new styles, all going below cost.
dee2-su.tn.th
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EpucArrorAI.-Ts ars In receipt OF the
clown Instructor and School Journal for
December. This isa neat little volume, and
should be in the hands Of every school teach
Or and pupil in Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

CoxE one, come all, and invest . small
amount of capital in the great institution Of
the age The Eclectic Cleanser not only
removes all stains and dirt from the house,
but i, clears the atmosphere of home, by re-
lieying woman Of her greatest domestic bur
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AGREEABLE to q notice given in the different
Churches of this City. between seventy and
eighty ladies assembled stthe Congregational
Chapel last Friday to form an association for
the relief Of the poor Mrs. Geo. Thatcher
was called to take the Chair. and Mrs ]. n.
Crttenden to act as Secretary. Then dis
cussion arose as 70 whether the ladies should
give attention to this matter, or leave it TO
the gentlemen. The conclusion reached and
unanimously expressed was in favor Of the
former A committee was then appointed to
propose constitution under which such .
society could orsarize. Their report was
accepted, and constitution adopted, and their
officers were elected to serve until the FIRST
Of April.
All present evinced the utmost cordially,
and promised fnli cooperation. For the ben
eft of those not present, we would give notice
that any one who may wish to become mem.
Der of this Association can do so by paying
twenty-five cents into the Treasury. We
would invite, and urge all who are able, and
can do so, to unite With in this humane
ana cnr1Sleh WORK. Tue meetiDks Ior ms
transacting of business, will be held in one
of the rooms OF Chatham Square Methodist
Church from one o clock until dark every
| Thursday. Applications eau be made there
at that time for aid. All persons having
old clothes and bedding to spare, may assist
this society in THAR work Of mercy. by SENDS
| ing them there for repairs and distribution
also food, orders for fuel, or any thing else
| that will minister TO the destitute. We are
already indebted 10 the Masonic order for
provisions received. We should be glad TO
| CO operate with the Episcopal Church, and
the Banner Mission School, in their efforts to
do good, and we hope that any one knowing
| destitute person, or family, viii report to
| this society, or the visiting COMMITTEES OF the
ard in which the family or person lives
| We would tender thanks to the Pastors Of
tie City for publishing our meeting, and to
the Churches for their generous contributions
On thanksgiving day, which are as follows:
Sixty dollars from the united congregations Of
he New School Presbyterian, Baptist, and
| Congregational Churches. Thirteen dollars
/ from the United Presbyterian Church, and
ten dollars from the Chatham Sqaare Metho-
| die. Church. We would not forget to express
| our gratitude to the editors OF the GATE CTrf
for their freluen, and kind notices of our
| enterprise, aud also TO urge q full attendance
1 ut our meeting tnis afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

LADIES FURs CLrASsEp and made fash>
iouable, and Machine Knitting and Sewing
q. the Singer rooms, up stairs, Fourth street.
between Main and Blondeau. The above
work will be done better and cheaper than
any where else in Keokuk.
Also General Agen, tor the State Of Iowa,
for Taylor's Improved System of Cutting
Dress Waists and Gored Dress
Agents wanted for ali parts of the State.
Letters Of inquiry must enclose stamp.
Address, Nas. e. A. PARxEH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

"woxAx: she needs no sulogiun; she
speaks for hsrsslf!" vas the toast offered By
an enthusiastic individual, At . celebration.
The same sentiment might be very appropri-
stely uttered in behalf Of the "Eclectric
Cleanser" which is rapidly attaining ma
tionsl reputation.
Sold by all druggists and erocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

PRrxrrro IxKs.-A stock Of News booE'
and ali grades Of colored inks on hand from
q. D. Wade / Co., New York. In order 70
accommodate customers, We have obtained .
.unplv of news in kegs containing ten pounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

LAprrs viking Dsssans naas "a b 90
comuodatsd q Nm. wilson's, nsas the cor
~ Of Coocsst end TsatA stzssts.
(deoS>Ss)
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OYSTER SURFER AND QUARTERLY SocIA-
sLEs.-The ladies of the First Baptist Church
and Society will give an Oyster Supper =. the
meeting Of their quarterly sociable, at the
residence of Mrs. D. W. Ford, on Morgan
street, between srd and 4th, on this Thurs
day. evening. The proceeds 70 be applied
TO furnishing their new house of worship.
The friends Of public and moral improve
ment are invited TO attend and thus aid the
ladies in this laudable enterprise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

New FORK Market.
~ r.exraph.l Nss YenE Dec 3.
cotton-Lowsr. but in tsttsr demand, 81 3,ItoSke
Tor midtiins.
Aitsraaios: the closing heavy, State
At % s6O1o - sapsrgne Western 1t " 500 a. extra
w.sssrn ~ ~ t0sOtvee; choice DO SO 771lt - o
SO eooil Is, aad trsds brands ~ 31i 2o0i3 %.
wAsss- A nssis ssre steady to-day. bot III. trsssse
sous have only bssn to very limited extent - - for
CON ssoa Nc AR~ aakss
kys-Hssvy asd aall etsss - 81 =;
Rasy-A Moderately live .. lower pFiess saOslc for
O " In bond and 81 IL for fr.s.
BARLEY Malt-Duli
Corn Moderately setive ss sbous previous rriess
o. Is for spug mixed sssra in stors Il lsoi 10 for
d. saoat, SAD q - for vhits Western in store.
0.a.--Bsslisiass saess,fr ssr cAtessc ard Anvau-
k.s. end az 49, f~ oaas.
Pork-Op nvmss bat elsFsd With less Arx nsss !.
~ S % for ss; ciostng 30 % scs Tor regu
slsr. asd 10 20 for prime.
Beef Dull heavy and uaehsnssd.
Gut Msass-Hssvy end dull Il sDioy<c for shesld.fs
and II Al3c 4 hams.
bAeon-yominal.
Dressed Hcss-oaist OF * see for watan.
LArd-Nols scsivs and heavy Al nfoise.
Basssr-Drll u Is0sso for os.o, 9sossc tx etsss
s.d Saoss sar ovass. cnrasy pals.
cheess--Qsis4 Il e0ieke.
Whisksy-Duli.
los--Nodse sicily aetsvs.
Lssthsv-QuIst sbd 90 change In prices.
Wool lin fair reQnsss aud s.eady %kOc for As ees
stsAs 50 sossr ssils 2ipaes To- fsaas, ssd aosie
California
css..-ors ~savs, ssd pssss ~ I'm rssAss Asayy.
euer-ls II osAsrses re<ssse CsAa = e3fDae3<.
nolassss-Ds1l - hssvy; snls ~ anseisa q AetsI
Hsv Orlsas Tyoess 10 hrs Csss y sAosse ana -
AAds tssse Rios = S9Dsts.
Psro,ssa-Dan u sssss soe ~ ers1s. - oO0s
Il fpAaeA = bo0A. 5fr&s sss
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u - = 1ss 49, 80.
:, !. i 81! S = = IL Z
- ess-2 H. + 80 ss.ssi s
6e|l1assas d . vicaoRioes army, q redoesd
% IL apnAitioa q = immanse Wilderness
sd ehasael.hoaso. Should Rsvolutioa -
IsalanA ~ in 49,; nhoa33 Aho1aaa A101.
rm&a III - h,opa0f 6Oo1oof = 61tyTe,
| Ga3 49,, laethooeh Anssieo 4psA,
6oe vosld nos, cid Ia the frssAom OF tAe1r
ne1tve lanA, beas H. knmilia1ios a1a shAmsi
M - luke-worn ed sksp0saa may -
louksr hsss eny sxcass for not giving tAat -
sisjance 70 tkGir ooopaEstDts at home, which
is dxpec4ed from them, ~ deem il orr daty
70 place our visvs bs6oes IL w6rid. Advo,
csass Of Universal Liberty Bet especially Of
Liberty 10 Irelanail ~ have resOlveA % do
q - oar power, to sustain ihoss 81 %,
kindred Who keep garrison :. home!
That ID; 'sra I.,. no. and % ' :s.s,;,s.
70 appeal TO al our kindred in America
men sad wonan-and 10 tho levers Of Tree.
dom everywhere 70 sivs what our brotherl
require. That no enc claiming 70 hsss lrish
blood in bis veins may hsye any losses "a
excuse for not contributing in proportion 70
his means, Acomniease Of ge0tlemsn, peoper'
[ly sccreditsd, viii eAll upoa al Golh whom
aid is expected. That permanent record
OF all those Who will do their duty to ireland
At so importanta crisis ~ this, may be kept
for future purposes, ~ we'll as Of those who,
b. their non-action, wish il ssoerdsa - theii
opinioa that orr rsce u last is Onaquered, the
conmittses instructed - eDllec9 afnss war
material and money, Tor the use OF the Irish
Republican Army, will hand in their liss'
weekly It the Central Office, No. 10 Chatham
street, in this city. In the name Of liberty
justice and humanity, ve appeal 70 al on be-
half Of su6ering but noble minded people q
subscribe literally, and st once!
John Catalan, John Mccarthy,
Joha Ensrty, Chs ksed,
Richard White, John AckvtsA
Dennis Neary, John Gerashy,
Jas. GALLAGHER, Patrick Swirl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

LirrLE GIRls' FAIR.-The public are re-
spectfvlly solicited BY the little folks of our
city to attend and patronize their relief Fair,
for the benefit of the poor and des.
titnte in our midst, to be held at
Miss Lawrence school room, corner of Fifth
and Blondesu SITS, next Friday evening, COM
mencing at O'Clock. A nice supper, COM
posed OF Turkeys, ham, coffee. sandwiches,
DC, &c. Also oysters prepared in excellent
styles, will be furnished. Pretty articles,
suitable for Christmas gifts, are being pre-
pared. A fishing pond, and various a.trac.
tons will repay generous public for their
attendance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-06

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