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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-07

There is q mystery connected with
the ways or habits OF tho grasshoppera
that swarm on our Western prairies.---
A Colorado paper says, when the wind
blows from the southwest they fly with
it. When from any other direction they
alight and cover tho ground in places ia
the depth Of an inch.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-07
MATILDA HERON SToErEL. i.

BARBARoUs OUTRAGE.--Tho Arlington
pnyinidn says: "About two weeks ago ono
"hito Gnd live black Yankees wcro sent TO
cxhumo tho bodies Of n number of Federal
seldicrs who had died in tho hospital and
wero deccntly buried. These bodies were
to bo taken 10 Nashville for interment, but
after they wcro oxhumed they wero left
upon tho ground for week or moro, entiro-
ly exposed, and wcro mangled and parts OF
thom devonrcd by hogs and dogs. Talk
about hoathens or barbarians No South
efn man would havo been guilty Of such ina
humanity."'
Governor Orr authorizes the South Carroll
nian to say that he is opposed bitterly and
by the Legislature.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-07

PArEn MrLLs.--In tho United States
thcT6 are 750 paper mills in active operation.
They produce 27o, 600, 900 pounds Of paper,
which, at an average Of ten cents per pound,
would no worth $87, ,O0O. 900. AS IL requires
about pound and one half of rags to made
one pound Of paper, there arc consumed. 81
these mills 500,000,000 pounds Of rags in
single year. If wo estimate the rags to
cost cents per pound, there would be a
profit of $11 100000 In this branch Of
manufacturing.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-07

The New York 1gi5iSas says that
nero promises will not Be accepted from
the people Of the South that constitu.
tional guarantees must DO givcn. But
what would: constitutional guarantees
amount to if the South should pay as
little respect to the Constitution as tho
radicals do2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-07

General Sherman held an Indian,
council at Fort Dodge on>the 7th instant.
lic gavo tho Indians eight days to bring
i'll the tho three wl,ito women theyv
have, and if they did not return thom
without prcsonts, itwould he war. Tho
Indians started home to have" a council
among themselves,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-07

A silver tea.setvioo was presented to
Mi. Kingsley, Of the Continental Hetel
Philadelphia, on Monday evening, MS d
token to thor grateful appreciation OF
the hospitality rendered the President of
the United States and his suite during
their late visit to that city. 81 t,,,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-07

: The latest nows from tho construc.
tion trains on the Pacific railroad is that
the track is completed 206 miles west Of
Omaha, andis still going down at tho
rate of two miles day, A forco Of
from 5000 to $4,000 mechanics and
laborcrs is steadily at work on this great
highway to the Pacific.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-07

CouSrpRpEIT MoSaY,--oY ,apaokagu Of
fractional currency received for redemption
attic Trensury on Tdesday from Mobile,
containing four hundred and forty.Aye dol.
lara, two hundred md twenty-five were;
found to be counterfeit.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-07

Sonny, does your father take pa.
per7'
Yes, sir, two Of them. Ono Of thoti'
belongs to Mn Smith and tho othcr to )
Mr.. Thompton. II hook 'en' both of
tho steps as regular as can be- a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-07

UNIQUE AND Costly GIwr.-Thc
following letter is presented among
tho reports Of tho Southern Relief
Fair at St. Louis
SOUTHERN HoTEL, October s, 1866.
MRs. j. G. BARLow-Doar Madam :
Will you accept an humble donation
to tho glorious, humane and holy
clause in which you arcat present en-
gagged, tho accompanying set Of an an
tiquc lace, Though I call it antique, it
| is far, far beyond the different articles
, 50 caliod, anG, indeed, I can also say it
cannot justly be called antique, dat
ing only as far back as medieval histo-
ry. Yet, still with only eight hun
drcd years over ssits head" it has tho
present boast of standing without poGr
in the art Of the noodlc Tam speak,
ing of the class of laccs Of whichI send
you this specimen. OF tho specimen
itsolf, 1t stands alone in America.
Mrs, Carter, of New York, has oiforcd
nc $4,000 Tor it. 1t is a singular
fact. that under the microscope the
thread used in it is Of the samo OK
quisitc texture as that employed in
tho finest point d'oguille in Brussclls
and linor than tho Honiton of Eng.
land. So much for tho lincn looms of
tho middle ages. In. giving this dcar
relic to tho Southern matrons and or
phans, I feel 1 am giving them bit
of my heart I kept it out of tho
celebrated set I rccontly sold for my
only child. In giving it to the or
phans of American heroes, / fccl [
dedicate it to as holy and swoct pur-
pose. In haste, yours most respect
fully,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-07

rV,Yr ,cr n IT,
LIE LAST DAYS OF COURT. .--Satur
oay mo@tnS' the case OF the State
pS"'hs' - Mrs' 'oar"h Calhoun widow, and
= N?u If""9, colored, charged with IN
lahl'G'de' was taken "p. Gen Haskell
n'.o 1""so " 'ck''!'e appeared for the
I lrceu''"'' anu Ma) Adams for Mrs.
Us',p"'l' .h A,'or some ''mG spent there
u"' VI" c"SG was g'Vch oy ills Honor To
INC ,":J; VINO i',,nd verdict Of guilty"
aEa'l''' - MS ca'ho'n' ana OF not gull
" as 10 l,e freedman, rtoHd Cratg.
Gao ilaH"mS freedman, charged
WILL w''h mnroer was aamIted to bail in tho
sun' s, OF T''ooo' MS case goes over to
,ho ''o IL hvn' ~ c'n,, & 20 G,"oIe % t,fn ol!,rera 0.
.! NV ''~ 10 arrest II PoSolo'r. the par:
s'on Uo,n, m"o w wyie ;lI pre7ent al inc killing OF
;;a;n"s /" ''''''''' ot Ahoerson DIS
'''~V =,
1 ~ '.oon' ~. PRISONERS were oromsnt
" Wv oa, o' J"''.cc "hcn il's Hon.
or III 'puchlhg a'd eloquent language,
''Sseo INC sentence OF the law, as fol.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-07


AUSTRIA AND PRUssiA-RUMoRs OF
DIsAGREEMENTs.- Should NJ. de Bcust
be appointed Austrian Minister of For
cign Affairs, r is not impossible that
Baron Wcrther the Prussian Ambassa-
dor nt Vienna, who recently returned to
his post, will be recalled forthwith Bar.
cn .Bc,ist, 50 long Saxon Minister, is tho
most invetcrate Of all tho avowed cnc-
mics Of this Government and the unity
i"g policy it cndeavors to carry out.
as statesman Of considerable talent
and energy he would be more DANCE.
rous opponent. tha2 any Austria has
mustered against Prussia for years past.
= Berlin Cor. London Times.
The rumor that tho Elk. Primo Minis
ter Of the King Of Saxony, Aaron do
Beust, was about to be appointed Minis.
ter Of Foreign Affairs Of Austria, is not
new, bit it has now gained certain do
green Of confirmation. The appoint,
mcnt wonld be an excessively disagtcea
bic demonstration towards Prussia. and
perhaps Count de Bismarck meant to
all,idc to it ut tho close Of the session,
when he said in the Chamber that "tho
spirit OF conciliation has not yet made
lis way into the imperial residence OF
Vienna. - Independence Beige, Oct. G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

The lest Neu Orleans otescess nodes ~ cor,
trade Of that city . follovs:
The corn trade between this city and the West
has bsea iDnense during The pest vissss snd
spring. Barges have taken the place Of steamer
in carrying it, and The difference h the ees4 q
transportation y % greatly in favor Of the pev
system that the Introduction ~ bsrees may Be 10.
sarded - highly imporssnt = tkc failure proper.
ity Of Nes Orleans. The ssealnse San Chart, With
four barses IL tov, kas just assised bringing thu
largest consignment Of corn that ever cane n The
Same time - single hrn in this city. The corr
came from Waryaw, Ill, - folioss: Aricies--ls,-
rs sAnhs corn; s75 sacks brsA; 1ss bales hay.
CensiRpeoe--9<auard Slavheek
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

The market for eodAsh rulss qsiet, but arm, n
Prsyioas rates. The advanss has been checked
BY scattering receipts Of nev 1t the estports but
prime dry lots Of old 6sh are scarce and wanted
for mandate consumption u very full prices.
The market Il alSo pretty thoroughly clssfsd Of
the shipping grades. New ueorg-s havs nearly
ceassd to esme forward, and large lots ara dfeait
to obtain from hfst hands.
In this market, sales Of Grand Bank and Bay
rundy u % seEns 90 per qti for nsdisn md
large, including English and Preach, AID ars
nominal at = oe@4 50 per qtl New Georges
are held 1t ~ e207 rs per qu. Haks arc ceiling
u - % per qtI, loose; and - 50 per qtl packed.
Pollock srs in dsAand, and Grn 4 a. Se(as q
Per al. Nes Baddock are selling in snaI lots u
y - per qtl. "a
The now catch Of shore maekersi l. nov arriv.
ing quite freely, and the market 10 shade sasisI
thaa last reported. Old srs nearly sut Of thu
market, and the fsv lots Of Nova scotia here il
ssad - ~ sAsvs ~ wow - tsyssss VI
Qsots ~ No. d II 1l4 0eQs rs %; Ma. Ssvi3 81
q u 50 pes bhi old No. IL sre nsstly nsnina
q o19 500ze % per Dbl
AlsNivea ~ frm, with sales Of IN eiish u ~ 81
pssAel In bond. Pisklsd HseYiAg sre dahl q 81 81
as 50 per Dbl for common and Labrador. Smoked
herring ass Arm II sec Sc per box for No l and
scaled. Salmon ere nominAi It 80 0o per tieru<
Comaeyciaf Bsl1eein III
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

n ~ Y y
Dis 80, E.
k-as us 4 -,
WanAs-Bsst old Fail q - IS; No. fall
u6vs d vs. y vi Ne. - ffsn q - y 1sse;
q. 1 - 1Rshs q -; Mel =, 80, ssss sfss'
FO.ss.-ss1swAas srns. los Ne. sAits ~
- ysl1sw ~ pr bsshsl
OArs-3ss - 3sepss taAd.
nss-eesPss bsahs-
FLOUR
Exx ~ V1aas, asaa 9ll . Xxx =. =. d.
I'll -; No. spring, - -; supsrins, u 50.
Cons MsAL-el - = ~ lbs.
Dvsssa-Rasess ffsa lie 70 ~ pr Ib.
1 Isss-Psiae 2 day sfssa = H. pes1 r..
PeeA.sessr sessss 40 npA etOe q -
ss.s. -Sss-s ~ - S~s,a, sss-a-
BsAs-Ai,sassa % ~ . ssshA
HotsY--lA hosn - pr =.
| LkaD-fS 70 Iec = b.
BAces-clsss siass $50. Shoulders Ia Haass
| l6c.
DaasvAx- - pr y. Il
TALLow-In coal oil bbls, lie; do loose Ia
p h.
| RAss- 4ac per b.
WooL--Tub washed &c.; hsses Do Aae a.;
! unwashed, OF.
HrDss-Grsen, 70; DO saltsd, 30; srssa ell
skins l5c; do salted -; dry aint 14cs do saitsd
| Ills Aaaassd asd srubby 81; psab 1se u
| u 50.
EsAs.sus- sooss fsseAsss fto% ssss sss
| pr ID.
HAr-Advsaesd. TinetAy % % to 90 ~
wooD-Trsa n - 70 n - p.r cord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

Ths market for both Scotch cd Asnerisaa pig
continued very Arm, bat quiet. The makers il
Sootland Ass determined to reaist the demspds a
IL min~rs and oeihsrs for IN ADVISES, I'D Il Il
stated that already forty furnaces have bses
blown ont. The price in Glssgev Is nov SIS for
mixed numbers, which il Mss Of 70 from lowest
price, American No. Is held with hrmness u
Sss -, deiivsrsd at Kiissbsfhpsrt We 1ots
sasss Il So tsns forgs q fumass On psivnas
tsrms. In Scntch the transactions compriss 100
tuns 6lengarnock, to arrive, ~ I'll %; 100 tunl
Coltness, to arrive on private forms, asd $50 tuns
scrap, 20 arrive, on private terms. We quote
Coltsess q $50 %, Glengarnoek $4s, and Eglin.
tor e47 -. For manufactured iron there has
been moderate demand st full prices.-Hersid
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

~ H0vW 0tO 70 % I'm pOlS9. "A Boston
manufacturer once lost some extensive order
| from Ruaaia BY want of asfention to visitors
and the following incident, said TO be liter,lly
| true. il void Of Philadelphia trader, who
subjected himself 70 great modification b.
lmpoliteness 70 Washington Irving. He Nd
,een much annoyed By many idle calls, and
became little crusty.
About this time, the owner was ono day
standing in his door, whea up eams ROACH
looking man. in we'll bundled overcast, wear
ing 1oarse, unpublished booss and carving in
his hand whip, Who thus accosted him:
GOOD day, sir. Are you the owner fthis
establishment7''
well. an" replies the other. With .
look which seemed to ~, nov, you want 70
lry it. don't your y
Have you any fse carriages for saleY' in.
1nired the stranger, apparently not needing
the bocrishnes q the osAes.'
swell, / have"
"At what psices7''
Different prices. Of course"
"Ah! yes. Can look q thsm.n
"You can do a. you please, stranger. They
are in there.
The stranger bowed politely and passed in,
examined the vehicles for few minutes, re-
turned. and said:
There is one, think, will answer my pur.
POSE pointing toward one; what i the
| priceg'
Two hundred dollarsn
''Is that the lowest2''
| That 10 the lowest
well, mir, | viii call and give you nv Dc.
cision TO- morrow" and the stranger walked
eva. ..yy:.. ,o,,,, =, !. .,,...,,-, !,
ta'niy,. replied the owner, in tone Of Irony
not 20 low but the stranger heard him; but he
kept on his way, taking no outward notice o.
Fool me, win YOUR and the owner com.
menced whiatline.
The next day came, and With il tie strange,
also.
y have come according 70 prouiss," ssit
be.
- See you have, sir," replied the owner,
little ahashsd
II will take that carriage, cir, and 70 Ii.
astonishmeat Of the other he pulled ont 4
old wallet, we'll illed with bills, aad deliber
ately counted out two hundred dollars.
Tho owner Was completely seangesed
Here was something nss. A cabman viii
"a much money! he took the money, lookeS
st i. end thsa at the stranger, eyed hin from
bead 70 e0Ut, &nd even examined his boots q
tensively. Then be counted his monsy over
| U$S0 UysO ~ TN Ust W ING u40t 70 &c u n
VA. countssfeiG No, I'll was eood.e A
thought struck him; he would end ont BIZ
name:
II suppose Jon vosld like . rsssipxs' sid
be. = length, to the stranger.
1T may Be - veil. y
+ sYes, sir. What name?''
..waehiagsoe Irving. y 800
SSH aid ths other, actually STARTING bach
Nth amusement, did ] un1egBtand yoes
washington Irving" replied the seAer, N
s;noa '%psrsepsible pile hovssi.s aroasd
"Washiag.on Irving -s,r-ny asar =, ?
stamusrsd the owner, ennfsssdly. I'LL
fssliy, on. be6 tsn thoasand pas1uGl. Il. ri
dsedi'' . -
no sxsass. NJ fisal. = ssplisa Iuian, n
:. 10 hets thas yua tosk - IS. Yss =.
ID ppsfeclly rghR," ana 49, . Ion9eh
sscceeaed b es3iiae his fseeip9, 80 I. ~
= spelaoisa. = ps6ts,v 49, ~ - ~
s!ags5 nahss $3.50 ~, = - ~ ~ - q
- 49, le(l1 Gon1no ~ " "
a4otpo1eo GtSka 49, - I. S. So
&s5xs1z
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

~ sd sstsv fuss4Ay. nascA ~. teeias VII M
EHAvB 1t0IUK.
ist rpsa.-5.is 4 NsA6Rg ssssVt essAAy.
"A fyaia "A % u -
La ~ k0Bf nA000R
"a Ssssn-ssss :. isais. ssesys hss..y.
Ass evals-ir3o I. n. =
~ a ssainSit eo~sses - ksnksh vttA ~ 8ssAse
go Lsss pnekef. 80 0~p Nsinee vAlis9 eakeaoA
The n sra .lsAssas GssAuh ,esAn<ess SttA Sss1AD
Nne Pasksl naMpaay's boess o. 1sst AaAkss& oekin
ssrs csanscssaus sis6 aeitsssA 81 osriingsss, Aso
gsiaal - tsssappst.
NTH % oAass vAN1D sASanea eeaaan1 ~ m
nd soashsru lows sed Gsusa WAt~vs D. q
~ Cn0psay. lsehlsI ". OafB s~ey
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

LAprEs, Misses and children's boots, shoes
and 3lippsrs, very elegant in style, beautiful
in 6tl and meat in finish.
AlSo gentlemen and boys work in great
variety, 4 Stewart 4 Deans, corner Third
and 1laia ssssss, Keokuh Iowa. (lw)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

oseesbas1s 0sssssslbtssA - Dsg1suA
AN EsghsA countsrfsitee Of grsenhach Ass
bsss asrested ct Atlanta He statss that III tills
wers nAde = Nottingham. England, and thss -,
with nine accomplices, came hess for the psrposs
afpsddhng thee. Three ars N Nsw York. two h
Boston, one in cissinnati, ono IN D. Louis, oss
In Nashville and one unknown. He refnses 70
describe them or give any Information sgaisst
tAsn. Considerable Quantities Of thess cospter-
felt g.eenhacks are in circulstion 1t Memphis.
They arr we'll executed that NO suspicious uers
entertained BY storskeepen until TOO lass 70 die
cover The passerA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

Out friend E. Baxton, nov contractor on
tAs 3 y, B. Railroad, called to - ~
yesterday. He represents the work on the
road west Of Ottumwa - being pushed With
greeslvigor. It is the expectation that the
cars viii be running to Charlton in two
month"; from this date.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

ihrdkrASr 10 ADVERTISERS I'VE shall
print several hundred extra copies Of our
paper each day, and distribute them broad
cast over Southern Iowa and Northern
Aissoufi, making an effort to place copy in
the hands Of every business man and family
in thass sections. This will be . rare
opportunity for our citizens TO advertise their
basiness, and should be seized upon q once.
"A word 70 the wise -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

RAkEm Mission Sunday School met in
theirlneu building, on Tenth street, between
BAnh and Timea. We learn that the dedica
ton Sf The Same viii take place next Sunday
a b'cloch ., -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

a Mosrnrxr = big = he grand Pyramid
might Be buih Of tho tsesh that have been
fuisSd b. aesiect. Shah this ssill 90 on in
~ 49, Of Tie great fact thas Soaodont 10 .
eert4n preventivs 81 dental decay
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

Chso01D AAaass. 81
- Telegraph rno4ss. snly y.
Is hR-Dsnaal sa.sss s.1ssay ssafa 10 .s.naaeA
prsss
vhsA-uns.stlsA ~ IsDlse sss-s; Mel s,rtrs |.
ssssi~ hossss u sssl ~ II n~sAsssSu = - Re
sssias 80 Wk rsts
oors-t&ss scsiv. ed aoS5<e kows~ 10 sll<
No ssessf .hise CT ystss ssSss. cS.ai cesa 80
lsossA ssd seaibsl ~
49, D.a ..d lie 'oves ~ - se x,I nbs =
. IL store. 80 +.
a,.-n.li end 49, iss~; 10 = - i. sAa.rys
lsesslsasA
BsrI.y -S.sisessS go sesssaa.
fssk-rhe letting of 9ov.sn.sss eotsrses, ). q
Dsus ~ ispr"ved she d~nasd 1T - lposk - -
. y nass sfloe BIB = N =. Css,ssslS Hans ~
ErsNd 70 the sxt.ns VI ~ tssscss bet % ~, "A
aste pasiir.
aoss-ssssa rseepss At uniss stsch Y.sd. ss~r e.re
ashss eHtrsmAay 6si' - sst - srsasss,i,,s h.v,
'sssa piAess priss sonissi', spshsssss.
New resh Market.
. r'sen.pAJ nss y-4x J.i,l IL
sIorr Dali and lsN - ,o.r ,. y q - ~ =, u
IN s.s- = s,sn ~ Il na.o: s,esaeu 10 70
srnds ards clo.ts hes,y
~hass-R>ssspss 400 bass.i. s,.rh~. DOL end peu.-
inAiiy soAe lover; prin- nee No Miuashes q -
sisA ssysss q q IoDs Is IfbFs.s
nys-Qui-t
hasiey-o1isS no rec4pss
Corr -naae>se si.s = E.-~s s1aa ~rsss.s -s.-s
ws'ssrn AsfsA .osnd sas si,stas II - far lsss,,.
Os's-psl Iezc lover
engar-iuii
fsstOlss>-peI; n fr ~.s.. ssess y 49, !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

Nd Wh- BLoE, who has been absent
among hin friends and the scenes Of bis native
land. returned Sunday morning looking veil
and hearty. He reports that the cholera 10
raging in central Europe 70 fearful extent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

M T..
ptnD ~ IL
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- - - = j - = = -
= 1.1l - -
lGi1e Sgp5Gn -
sQ0a1n = n . NuU1eAs9 soga
- -. $50. IA - - rsa,ltea1 r.
-.'...-s.e 49,. -.S' o- m S- 49,
= ~. =. i
80. - !. p.,c- u. f1.s-s. =. -. go
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- - - snelees1 = - Isl !: n
- 0Goea ~ fDa1oos - speteoe -
sufns;cu II ~ DAztY Gam Chr. Wae4o,
$3.50 49,. - - ,..avu.a IN
q = n -. v - -
- clas9e - - - ~ 4.
toom uioAs& us1eopo1nn pnQeg, anAs r =
= :. NJ Y. -. ~ -, -, aIx<.1a-
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/ CnA16n N sas Resf 0rvJu1 LAMA
day OK two incs - psblishsd he lssdine
psovi1fG1s 1atAs smsudsd nsney 6t1ss -.
ten. The lOllovine shsws oahss important
chaagss = the Cd iav 10 regard - pqeaoe
feos md IL tzunsoiss5on Of Dee1ses il ooEtA1n
rs
~.rSe5 es, - :. sa.SSss ~ - ~ ~ ~
letters reeurr "a . - wsi1srs.
Rsq1ess = 90, dseaiAed = ~ rssala-
h saons 9. ~, :ssnoe - y 49, ~ - -
escs;ss ~ e ~ - ~ es.lss;ss.
publnbs1is ls9G, = spllhr n0li6sf : 70 a.
low post1aaGere to recsive osdsrs for envel.
opee oeenne business serds ana rsquec =
~ sS "a .p-s,S ;...s.1 !, ~ 3 hsrstc'
fore.
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THE public cissern on the corner Of 4th and
Msfn streets Is TO be repaired. 1t has leaked
badlf for some time. As il IL located IN III
most cAmn.ctlv h,;,, ~. of n. ~. H.,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

6rsfIAL cAunor.-Mp. Windows eootl0ng
eyuplhas become 20 popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs.. winslow'..
Pleass take notice that the Mrs. winelow Of the
. oshtg syrup is mot connected with any otAsr
ticles june5-dWk3u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

RossERr.-The store Of Mr.. Hodge, Of
Hsailton. ILL.,, was entered on Sunday night
last, ard ths safe blown open. Nearly $500
in moasy vas taken, and number of va!ua-
BILE papers. No clue has ben obtained Of
the thieves
Two horses and several sets Of harness
were also stolen 1t Hamilton Sunday evening.
The thieves, it appears, made . raid in force
on that peaceful village.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

LirrRARY NorIcEs.-We have received the
June number Of that standard monthly,
.Black~oods Edinburs Magazine" from
The publishers, Leonard, Scot. l. Co. 1t has
the following interesting table of contents:
''fsinevra d. Sisna.'
s'Sir Brook Foosbrook-Pazt KILL
life Of Steel"
"Memoirs Of the Confederate War for In.
Observation-Disclosures
"A Nsa'sa Man for q that"
1.-THE Permissive Bill
1.-THE Political Crisis
We are also in receipt Of that favor;te
Magazine among the ladies, sGodey," for
August II 10 splendid number.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-17

Rs1ovEp.-Ths Bag Factory Of our enter
prisinf friend. W. A. Beers, has been re.
moved to the room next to Essig's Candy
Mandatory, on Main, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, where he has also opened .
stock Of Notions Of all kinds, Of which he
intends to keep general assortment Buy.
err will end him liberal and honorable deal.
or. The Notion department will occupy the
6rst apoi, and the Bag Factory tho second
and third stories.