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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

You've MEN l7rIf you want TO put on
style, and not be too expensive,get you one
of those knobby Suits, custom-made for n
very small sum,at the Eagle Clothing Store,
llS Main Street. three doors South of
Market House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23
LOOK HNRi,. /.

LOOK HFRr, LADIES AND GENfLEMEN.-l
VIII sell the balance of my goods. consist
ing OF u few Gold aud Silver Watches, Gold
Cnalns and Il variety OF other goods, by
auction, on Saturday, the 2lat inst, at nine
O'Clock a. NJ. to be continued from day to
day until ali is sold. An goods warranted.
If not as represented, may be returned
within thirty days. +. A. LAFEE.
jy20dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

The great seal of the State of Missouri,
which was carried of by Gov. Reynolds,
during the first stages of the war was
found 70 well, In Marshall, Texas, = few
days since.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

II has beCn asked when rain falls does it
ever get up again? OF course It does. in
dew time, H"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

The largest incomes in Wayne County,
Indiana, are those of {. S. Mendenhall and
James l.. Morrison--each between $4,000
and $4,000.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23
- I'NUE
MIn .lI Sands.


The other day, Bro. b. of the Dayton
Journal, took into mis- care the case of our
old friend Sands, u. $. Marshal of Southern
Ohio, and gave him credit for specimen
ofmost Indignant patriotism, when told on
what conditions he could hold ON to his
Office. Quoth the veyacious Journal.
mir. Sands replied with honest indigna-
.tion: II helped organize the Union party
/ have done great deal of work for IL :
will eat dirt for no man, and no office will
make me do it. ThS President may re-
move me as soon as ~ fdv-d pleases.
will not help the Cop.2 ,ssads.p
This was both brave.tnd beautiful. And
how manly its Independence; but, says the
Cincinnati Union, and slightly discourage
ingly, of 1t:
A glance at the above win satisfy any one
that there is NOT ioord Of truth, either in
the supposed indication 10 Marshal Sands,
as 70 what means he SHOULD use to retain
his Office, orlhis reply thereto. Mr. Sands
is too much of n geRtlema1 TO use the Lam
gnage attributed 10 him, and we feel as
sured it could have had no origin outside Of
tAe, JoTaql S6ice. l-.sen.. ss
Tut, tint! Bro. Bick. how is this2 It's
no triiling thing to ''bear false N,ilnessr ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

The Wheeling Iatsnigeacer reports a big
oil strike on the property of the Logan
Oil Company-the well yielding, by att
ual measurement, 500 barrels in twenty
four hours.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

tFg~ Don't forget 10 attend the sale Of the
Morrison Boatyard aud building lots on
Saturday, July 2stlr at two o'clock, at the
Court House steps. This Is a rare oppor-
tunity for boat-bulllers capitalists and
others, who want TO secure home. Also,
five acre Lot, across the river, well adap-
ted to gardening purposes. htl
iyIidMThaw2
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

BFsT's l'tLTrEs-pRIcE HEDUCED.-lu or
der 10 accommodate ail ciAe5cs who desire
20 have pure dr'lkMg water tnls warm
weather. L. Be woRjd announce that he
hae reduced tue price OF bis superior Filters
70 SO. 1nis will place lhem in the reach
of ALI and no family should be without
one. jy12dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23
1,eIeg1nrh lVn,leli,s--oholern. 3 .-l

2 r.. ..f'' Niw HoRk, July -.
During the last twenty-four hours twen-
ty-four eases oi cholera are reported IN
New York aud its suburbs. Another dis
pat, h lrom New York says the official rc-
ports show that the choere ismakine rapi,l
hcadway, and appears to be spreading Oyer
the entire Metropolitan District II broke
out among the troops on llarts Island yes
tcrday, nine deaths occurring during the
day, and ten deaths occurred on Governors
Island Two cases proved Giial Ia the city,
ont OF seven reported, and of sixteen cases
which were reported in Brooklyn, five
proved fatal.
SAvANSAn, Ca, July -.
Seven new eases ol ehok,ra occurred
among the troops on I'ybec Island yesler-
day. Five additional deaths, including
Lieutenant J. n Mayes, have also occurred. I.
Twelve deaths have taken place in an since
the troops left New York.
A terrible affair took place at Frank kford.
Rails County, No. few DAYS ago. A
Young man. named Lloyd. had been visit
ing young lady. Miss hogA, whose par
enis opposed his attentions. ON this day he
visited the house tn arrange with his be-
trothcd for their marriage. A quarrel en-
sued between bin aud the girls parents,
and he killed them both with knife. lie
lcd, hut was arrested.
Twelve Of the sixteen thieves who re-
Gently robbed the Clay county (Missouri)
Savings Association Of money, bonds and
yaluables 10 the amount OF over ono hun.
drcd thousand dollars, haze been arrested
near the border In Iowa. The thieves fell
out among thenlselyes abont the distribu-
tlol oh tnv uloney. I-reVrrgcT
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23
Dam. RIee'e EIonhnnt. on a ..renr. ;,

AJaiai Atlce's thcphant. on '"Tear." F"
The scranton Herald has the following
Our readers will remember the elephant
Romeo" with Dan Rice's show which was
In this city week ago. This animal for
some time has been showing indications Of
a spirit Of insubortlination. lie showed a
bad disposition ON the road between Car
bondale and Mount Pleasant, refusing to
Itirn out for teams, &c. Z Arriving lat New
Milford, and still being hnrtfly, Rice con-
cluded 10 subdue him and for this purpose
they chained his hind legs to a tree, and
endeayored 10 iasten rope 10 his fore legs,
and by these means throw him. After
many fruitless attempts the effort was sue
cessfnl. The rope was attached TO n tackle,
and sixteen men combined their strength
10 pull him down. lie fooled them. With
n blow of his trunk he released his fore leg,
and by tremendous effort broke the chains.
The men scattered ia all directions pur-
sued by the animal. One of them saved
his life by bounding over a fence, and the
elephant for satisfaction, threw down
long span Of IL. AZ eleven o'cloclS they
managed 10 throw him, and with clubs and
pixies were endeavoring TO subdue him.
Some fifty shots were fired and took effect
in his trunk and other portions Of his body,
but they were only flea bites, and were but
skin deep.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

w EDDING CARDS
Printed neatly IN Colors or in BrOnge, al
TuE EMIIRE
steam job Rooms.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

IuHcu.-Messrs. Schieble a Ruff, OF the
Colonade Restaurant, No. 2ss Second street
will set a fine Lunch tomorrow morning,
at ten o'clock. Turtle soup and other ex-
tras will be served up. Call IN.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

The OPERA HoUsE.-There was n very
fair attendance at the Opera House on
Saturday evening, to witness the play. of
the great moral drama, Ten Nights Ia a
Bar ROom.n The play was excellently put
upon the stage, and the really fine acting
of the talented company who participated
in it, elected repeated and enthusiastic de-
monstration Of applause frem the delighted
audieuce present.
Tonight, as already announced, the great
equestrian artistic, Miss Kate Fisher will
make her first appearance here in the ex-
citing and thrilling play of 'Mazeppa,9 or
sthe wild Horse of Tartary.n She will on
this occasion Introduce her splendblly
trained horse, "Wonder.n This is the first
time that our citizens have ever been treated
TO dramatic display OF this kind. twill
be magnificent spectacle. as the manage
Ipent has spared no efforts or expense to
produce II with all the splendid stage mp
pointments and scenic effects which are
necessary to give il eeldt. We may there
fore reasonably expect to see the Opera
Honse filed tonight with one OF the largest
audiences ever assembled in its spacious
walls.
To show the estimation in which Miss
Kate Fisher is held by eastern theatrical
critics, we append the following from Tie
New York World:
''The usual liberality Of an enterprisng
and wide-awake management has crowned
with corresponding success the production
and presentation Of the above magnificent
Oriental equestrian spectacle, The daring
equestriAnism OF Miss Kate Fisher-tae
Mazeppa of the East--is u subject of utter
astOnlshment TO ali those who had only
witnessed her efforts in other pieces. II
goes far beyond the most sanguine expecla-
ton of friends and Speetants. and places
her upon the crOwnlng pedestal OF artistic
merit. IL is great piece Of acling-ner-
vous, exciting, and full of esprH. The
earlier scenes ol the piece contain some adj
mirable points for fine dramatic displav.
which are made the most of by Miss FISHER.
But when bound upon he back of the wild
horse, amid the mploring aud despairnc
cries of the assembled ci ln--she dasSes over
the stage, and then sweeps up and still on to
the very topmOst ralters of the theater she
eylnces that cool, determined phase of act
ing which Is Only created by intuitlve
genius at the instant of surrounding ex-
element and danger. In her case il is
complete and masterly and produces the
very acme Of success"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

ATTENTION For the best assortment of
Children's Clothing Cheap, go to Schwarz,
lis Main Street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

Is warranted 10 be the only preparation
known to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarscness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Cbronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis aud Group. BG-
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, 1t is
healing, softcning, and expectorating, and
particularly suitable for oralIailectiOns of the
Throat and Lungs. For sale by Druggists
eNerYwheref .ffU.Il ian3
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

Hosea Morrill,, or Pittsiicld Mass, was
married last week, aged cighty-twO years.
Tie gave his bride SSO,OOO she being somel
what younger than himself. He Vas un-
able to get out of his carriage, and the cer-
emOny was performed while the parties
were sitting in the carriage.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

HoRRIBLE AND SINGULAR DEATH.-Mrs.
jesse Wilson, of Mt Sterling, Ohio. met
with q horrible death last Wednesday, I'M
der the following circumstances She had
been TO markct, and returning ON horse
back, iudulGed in the llxury of pipe,
which she returned to her pocket, with Gre
accidentally remaining therein. The horse
burned by the fire, kept whirling round,
aud his action soon famed this into n
blaze. In endcavoring 10 leap from her
horse, her clothes caught on the horn of
the saddle and her foot remained fpteucd
in the stirrup the endcavors 10 escape
therefrom, adding fuel to Che flame. a
ncighbor, seeing the iic, Mastered to her
assistance, tore the burning garments of,
severely burning his hands In the operas
tion. II was too late, though. for after
lingering in agony untn evening, Mrs,
Wilson was relieved by death.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

FoR SALE-IIouse and lot on elbow
Lane. 50 feet front by 227 feet deep. The
lot is set with great variety OF fruit trees
that never mi bearing, berries ia abun-
dance, of'cvery variety. Good frame house
and stone cellar, stabling for COWS and
horses, two wells OF water and large
wood-slied This IL one OF thc most de-
s.rabie pieces OF property for sale In this
city, aud will be sold at bargain, rs the
owner Is about moving on farm, and pre-.
fers selling 70 renting the property.
l4e uu,- JANIS KELLY,
inI IZnln.A Ill.nI LnAn u. l.l...A !
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

lilo viii take an invoice OF The stock or Will sell
by the lump. The purchaser viii not he deceived.
will give time Tor payments. have one OF the
best trades which has ever been established In the
city OF Dayton, and viii give all the desired in
formation To- those who may wish so purchase My
selling oat For any further particulars, call on
me, at my store No. 5Oi Second street, Dayton, O.
lyl6dawu n, O'BRIEN.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

tnefefrOm, addlug tuel 70 tDe uame.
ncighbor, seeing the iiic, Mastered to her
assistance, tore the burning garments of,
severely burning his hands in the opera-
tion. IL was too late though. for after
lingering in agony until evening, Mrs
Wilson was relieved by death.
ELOPlamNT.-The denlzens of the Bur
net House, Cincinnati, as we learn from the
Gazette, were startled, few mornings
since, by the announcement that certain
DR. J. M. F., who had been boarding
there for several months, and during the
time had been acting as clerk for well
known physician, recently from New York,
had eloped with young girl of seventeen,
who had resided with her widowed mother
in Coyington. Although every cilort has
been made by the mother to ascertain the
whereabouts OF her crring daughter, she
bas not yet been successful.
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MoRi. RAiN.-1Gicre was another trcmend
Gus raifstprm this morning, commencing
between four and live o'clock, and contil-
ning over IN hour. The rain fell in heavy
torrents, and was accompanied by a very
high wind, which must lave blown down
the corn and other growing crops In the
track of the storm. 1t was decidedly the
most eOpious ain among the many which
have occurred almost daily during the past
eight or ten days. The smaller streams are
very much swollen, and the Miami has
raised from two to three feet in the last
twenty-four hours.
We learn that heavy rain storms have
also visited other sections of tho country
within the past few days. Quite n severe
hurricane visited the vicinity of German
town, on Thursday last doing considerable
damage to property. Buildings and fences
were much injured in many places and
large frees torn up by the roots. It was
the most severe storm that has occurred in
that region for years past, and although
the damage TO property, including grow
Ing crops, was quite extensive, it is graft
flying to know that there was no loss of hu-
man life.
On Saturday afternoon last a severe
storm Of rain and hail, accompanied with a
high wind swept over the valley OF the
Miami few miles south of the city. The
corn and tobacco crops received c0usidera-,
BILE damage from the hail stones, which
were of unusually large Size. & =
The OPERA HoUsE.-There was a very
fair attendance at the Opera House on
Saturday evening, to witness the play of
the great moral drama, Ten Nights ia a
Bar Room" The play was excellently put
A.. Al. 4. -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

EB~ 81 5O--Duck Linen Suits, Custom-
made, can be had at the Eagle Clothing
store, IFS Main Street, for 81 5O-4Coat,
Pants and Vest. 'eI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

Tnm RACE ON THURsDAY.-It is now
definitely arranged that the great Trotting
Matched between Dayton Belle,p "Dick
lIigden" and "Burr Oak" will come of
over the Hamilton Course on Thursday
next tile 23l inst, should the weather
prove favorable. This will be one of the
most exciting races Of Che season, and the
event will no doubt. be Witnessed by a
iarge couconrse Of people. lIH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23
THE Dll4LN EMPIRE.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
- Tor lino nIack CIoIh SniI. mallc h

IIo MlIt 0LTtcI' HIHI VI ITIV NVIVVI IlllEIV'
t5s~lf you want to smoke 2 good Cigar.
use good Chewing or smoking Tobacco,
cali on J.. Wen d Co, No. 50 Main street
under the Phillips House, opposite Enrinr
office. tHuI M iaiU
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-23

GRAND RAILRoAn EXCURSION. The
greatest faiiroad excursion which has
been projected the present season, is an
noupced, In the Cincinnati papers. IL Is
nom Cincinnati TO Boston and return. II
is 70 be by all rail via the CINCINNATI IIamil-
ton and Dayton Railroad to Detroit juno
ton; thence via Grand Trunk Railroad
along The shore ofiake Ontario, and banks
OF the st. Lawrence River to Montreal
thence ria the White Mountains TO Port
land thence Ufd ocean steamer or rail 10
Boston and return, for Jorty-sir dollars
There is an inducement TO excursionists.
As no date Is given, we infer that excur-
sionists may avail themselves Of the offer
At anytime.
Tickets can be procured at the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton Depot ia Cincinnati,
aud also at No. 50 Fourth street and No.
ll5 Vine street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28
FROM CANADA.

QuEBrc, c. E.. Nov. n.
Five hundred pounds sterling were received
from Birmingham, England, and ons hundred
pound sterling from Wegean, from the relief
Of the saGsrers BY the Quebec 6re.
ToRoxTo, Nov. n.
The Globe of this morning says that . tel
egraph operator, named A. A. Bogardua, nov
in this city, has fallen hair to 1880, 900,
through the death Of relations, w. held aa
interest in the Trinity Church property 10
New York. The claim is in the hands of
Messrs- Bostwick, Seward Griswold, Of
New York City.
No decision has been given in the Court Of
Queea's Bench or Common Pfees, to-day ~
to granting the rule for new triah - applied
for BY the counsel for the Fenians under sens
tence Of death.
1t is rumored thar heavy concentration Of
troops in this city il shout to commence, in
view Of the near approach Of the 18th day OF
December, the day fot the execution Of the
Fenians.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28
FROA BOSTON.
EEw Yoak, Nov. 27.

A Boston special says there WAS : growing
dissatisfaction in regard to the working Of
the revenue system. A case was brought on
in the CIRCUIT Court, to-day. in which > par
~ had been in1icGed for selling liqnor with>
out : license The plea Of ths defendast Vas
that he could not take money legally from
persons carrying on what was held to be
II uulapfhl business, unless the court order
ed, that the argument be submitted in writing
to the Supreme court, The Judges of the Cir
cult Court being unable to decide the ques-
ton.
The receipts of -four at the port Of Daring,
for the past two weeks, were 45O, ,567 barrels,
against IS, 760 barrels during the correspond
ing period in 1885; yet in the face Of the
doubling Of the supply, the prices sre faz
higher than then 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28
FRQN WASAIlGIOA

- NV Yosx, Nov. q.
Tbs Has Washiegtan. special sass premi>
nens 66oathefn men have urged Sscretary
Me9llioch TO reoommendt 10 CoaSx6ss . ds@
duat3oa of tho tAx % cotton. ~.se
wAsHrSorox, Nov.,27.
Ex>Rebel Gen. Edward johnson, hevisg
been recently perdoned BY the Presidenk TO-
day called on treasurer Spinaer for the pay.
nent Of check for $500 or $500 due hin on
ssttlemeae a. Major in the United etates
Of the C0Nfederary. The TrG6S6sor re3ussd
but pleasant to the applicant.
The GovernmAat has in its Trsoeury aboas
$lO0, ,0o0O00 in gold and cdn ogEti6catss.
About "a, 000, ,00 are Of the l11fer. 4
ThersNAs no Cabinet meeting held to. day.
The vafiods hesds-of Department are, how
svaE, attending eingly g the Executors Of.
fee, in the order that they are essit for BY the
President. No other visitors ~ received By
the President.
Judge " Hhitaksr, Of Louisiana has besn in
the city Tor some days on an important mis-.
sion, locking to = Gov Of capital aouthuard,
and has tucceeded to his entire saEisfaciion,
having conferred freely with Northern gen
uemen nov here. He leaves to-monoW for
Nome, p prge upon the bouth an tgitxtion Of
their agricultural Interests instsad q political
questions. ~
Mr. Laseintrev late Of the STATE Depart
mont, ~ replied 70 the card o. III. Haflan,
rnblished in the New York peD1lzs It ap-
psars thAa the Tehuantspsc Railroad gran,
M NOT nade h consideration Of $lO0,O00
This sum sas only : secssisy gissn, 70 b re-
funded in compliance with the conditions oi
the grant President Jaa,ez expresses great
cop6dence in the new cempasy; which en-
braces amongst iss1embsn 0es. q. s. Grant.
The old csmpany had lostealI chance of favor,
BY having applied TO Maximilian for . re-
movAl Of their grant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28
TROM SIOUX CITY.
Er Yom, No,

INV IUkky NOV. II.
The Werlfs Chicago special says the Sioux
City Journal has news that the Indians are
becoming tronbideome along the river above
that point. Several boass containing miners
have recently bed IN attacked, aud some pas>
seuRers murdered. The DucoesAiaH, Of
Yankton, says two men were recently mur-
dered near Fort Duly BY the Indians, and
that paper also expresses apprehensions Of
extensive trouble in DRcotAh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28

NoBLE Acr OF 4 NolLE. MAx.--Cyrus ".
Field. whoinstAe psosscs6oa~ 81 kis Allan.
tic Telegraph enterprise twice came rear
6sAncialyruiay md 6pallx vas obliged - eoak
sCdsi6s with Bic tfsdftUts, Ids uddresss3 (
letter TO every editor Who spfIerred BY The
suspension o. bis house IN 1850, requesting .
soss ssos 5 .'s eaIsu.' .Suaa 'S'' S;a aI
fos. 1 |s enouSss 81 8 5sshow2 y - -
lea xbcA ShisE he vial forward i = check Il
full The whole will be nearly . quarter ol
million dollars ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28

BALrIxoRE, Nov. q.
Judge Giles of tie United States Circuit
Court, has decided thaA NJ. Oden Bosis, ~
entitled to recover the amount Of taxes paid
BY him on salss oftssaeco grown in 1852 and
1868, - ths internal ssvenpe sct OF 1885 I'D
not authorize taxation On produce which had
been growing presions TO 1864. @s
An ordinance i before the City CounSil
appropriating SO, 600 in cid Of tbs colored
schools.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28

LATEST BIZ TELEGRAPH
Nrx Yonx. Nov. q.

NEW YonK, Nov. ~.
The Lackawana, .Dslswars and Weslern
Railfoad Company sold to-day forty shousasd
ltous Of Scranton cod. II ~ dikegsnt ~.
r;sties sold there was decline Of 45 cents to
4l.40 per too. Ths coal i deivsssd q Ellis.
absthport, in tons Of 2,240 pounds. Lump
sold q IN average Of -, 60, steamboat -. %,
crate a. 30, egg q. 96, stons e6.42, ehestput
$3.50 =
Privase dispaaches from London to-day
quote q. 3. 20s at 702. .ss
The troops at Ottawa were inspected b
Mi. Gsa. Lindsay this nsrning. EKET
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28
FROn nILLEDGEvILLE, GA.

s MiLLEDoEvILLE, Nov. n.
In the Senate bill has been introduced 70.
pealing the laws prohibiting aliens from
owning real estate.
The Lesisls1npe ha4 tessed . bill granting
aid to an air fine railroad, and prohibiting
railroads and steamboats, from running on
Sunday. II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28
FROI HARTFORD.

HAHrsoaD, Nov-727.
The Worifs Hartford special says Allen
S6llmaa. KepuS Slican candidate for Mayor,
has over 200 majority, and the entire Repub-
lican ticket Of tokn officers u elected accord.
ing to Official ret9rns, by from "a to l76 ma.
jority. A light vote Was polled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28

.a Auocsra, Ne. Nov. n.
Eben F. Pilshury, Of Farmingson, late Dem
ocfatic candidate for Governor OF this State,
has been appointed and received bis connie
sion as q. s. Pension agent At this city, in
place of Charles E. Potter, removed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28

~'' LorisvfLLx, Nov. %.
A Journal special says three robbers we're
taken from Lebanon jeil on Saturday night
BY > mob and hang.
Noses 3. Filed, lawyer Of this city, cone
mitsadlqicidsfp-iayt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-28
notice Of Incorporation.

NOTICE il hereby given that pursuant to
y tn Prnviss,n- Of Crsptvr 81 of the K~visian ps
1867 Of the Code Of I-~A Jes-ph dxHnrd E~srd xii
b5ssne, y \. Ford, Uriah PEER, Uriah kape-, r. h.
Vote, Il Live, U. Kiihoarn= Chas h to0te and
D VI FOR anil m b. AssscsAsss and saece~eors
frmrd themselves Into Bedy Corpcrate. be known