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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
TO the Democracy and Conscrva'
tiYes of Ohio.

DEN. STATE CENTRAL CON-. ROoNls.l
CoLUMpUs, D., ST~rINHEl 20 1866. \
Ten DAYS hence Won viii exercise the
highest attribute Of frcemen-tte express
sion of your viii through the ballot-boX.
Arc you fully conscious Of the effects that
win follow your decision? If rot we pray
you to reflect. The real question that
underlies all others is, shall less than one
third Of the people dcspotically govern
tnorethan two-thirds: The Radicals know
that II the public will were fairly express
cd, they would be found In hopeless mi
uority. Henco their efforts to prevent that
expression. Hence the exclusion of ten
States from representation in Congress.
Hence, their determination 20 prevent, If
possible, those States from having any
voice in the next Presidential election.
Hence, their efforts 20 dislrauchise white
men aud enfranchi,e ucGroes-thcyoteSOit the
latter to be cast under thc dictation of the
Freedmen.s Bureau. Hence. their assaults
upon the President for adhering to the
Constitution. Hence, their attempts to
render the plaiucst and most ineoDtcstibe
rights of the States odious. Hence, their
struggles to concentrate all power in the
hands of the General Government, and to
control that Government BY fragment Of
Congress. Hence, their threats of another
war if their schemes OF usurpation be not
submitted to by the people.
Fellow-citizens. II these Radicals succeed
st the elections this fall. they viii, emOold-
ened by their success, cast aside even the
pretense of moderation, and boldly act
upon the maxim, '.Rnle or RUM They
viii give free rein To their lust of power
and lust of plunder. They WIN plunge the
country into another civil war from Cana
ia TO the Gulf from tlo Atlantic TO the Pa
chic, 10 afford thcm pretext for disiranchis-
ing. II not cxtermmatinG white men and
conflscating tllcir property. De not de-
eeived by their talk aboyt rebels. It Is moi
Ghe political powerpf the south they fear
1t ls the votes of tho Democratic and Cor
Aervatiye men Of the North they dread
Upon our necks, as well as upon those O
che Southern people, they seek TO place
their heel. Arrogant and audaoious as they
now are they will be ten times more s'
should they succeed at the elections. But
give them sound defeat ut the elections
aad they will not dare to rekinde the eIh-
bers of strife and bloodslIed.
Let them see that your numbers are to'
great for that experiment 10 be tried, wild
safety to themselves. Let them see that tn,
spirit of freedom and manhood is too stronj
In you to allow your rights TO be trample,
upon. Let them know that while you as
sail the rights Of no one, you are determin
ed and ready to defend your own. 1t is n
time for timidity. nyouare not prepare
70 be slaves, you mustbe resolrte. And i
frmness and resolution lies your safety
Do your duty, aud the election viii b
the dawn of peace aud prosperity. Fail Z
do it, and the Radicals will leave you
single ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or Anarchy
JoHN G. THoMPsoN, Chm.
ALLEN G., THCRNAN, rr
jacob REIEHARD,
T.. +. BINGHAM,
/. L. NusoS, Secretary
Democratic State E1. COntlAistVe
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
Mayors Proclamation.
Mlr0a,s orrIeE. plrror. onIo. !

AAIoR's oEPIoE, DAYToS ONO,
september 70 1850. !
THE qualified voters OF the Eighth Ward, OF ths
4 city or Dayton, ara hereby notified that an elec
zion for one Co ~ncilman for said Ward TO Mi thS
vacancy oecasioned by the esignatlon Of Anthony
seephanS, ESQ., will be held on
Tuesday, October 9th, 1865,
Che day Of the annual state and County elections
Warren streets aN t'NHEtL
Ths polls will be opened al six O'Clock IN the
morning, and closed ~ elk o'clo K In the evening"
JONATHAN KENNEY,
ae26dtt Mayor OF tho Citv OF nANtfu.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
To Whom il may Concern .

TXTE the underlined citizens OF MONTGOMERY
w county hereby warn all persons from nsRoti.
ating for any note or notes bearing our signature
or eiRnatureb and payable TO the order OF Crosby
and faft, Said dnotAs we're eytortcd from US undes
false and fraudulent representation, and the CON
therefore hereby warn all persons from negotiating
for any Of said notes, we will not hold ourselves
- consciencs or duty bound TO pay the same
DAVID sHRoYER
MARTIN SMITH,
seSsdaAwi ISAAC LAFEVEh.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
spoons! spoons!!

Hide your spoonsif you want to save
them. The stealer OF spoons is coming !
Bury your silverl For the man that will
take il on sight is rapidly approaching.
We are glad to learn that BUTLER is not to
be kept in town over night We should
demand an extra police force! % Oh
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
IFrom the New York ENpress.l
The Real tsauas


To throw negro dust In our eyes, and
then work for incnopolies, high bountles,
&C. &C. Is the real role Of the New Eng
land and Northern Radicals. They cry
''negro," but really mean from so to 300 per
cent. bounties. Amid this dust, VIC are
paying here 500 and $50 for coats that cost
$50 and $50 10 London, $40 per ton more
for iron. &C.. Sc, in everything. Even un-
der this negro cry the Reciprocity Treaty
with Canada, that gives us cheaper bread
ard meat, and cheaper coal, has been sbol-
ished, aud the coal from Nova Scotia-as
winter Is approachlng--a coal nearer TO us,
practically, by ship, than any from our
mines, and. therefore, the transportation 50
much cheaper, Is cut Off from us, and We
are taxed heavily in a new bounty, Our
steam shipping is practically driven from
tho European Atlantic Ocean, by the bouu
ty given on Iron, on cordage, &c. and but
for our extensive eoastwise trade, our
steam marine would be driven from the
ocean. All such things are the real issues,
while the Radicals present us only "the
negro "the ncgro,H ache negro"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
soldhis Men.

We say that it is on record under re-
sponsible name that Ben BUTLER was PUR-
erased 10 permit the FoRr FISHER expe-
dltIon 10 fail, in order to permit English
capitalists TO get their cotton oAtef WI!nin9'
toA. The abolition committee did not in'
vsasiSate the charge.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
South Carolina aud her Freedmen.

South Carolina aud her Freedmen.
South Carolina has taken the lead Of m
the Southern states In placing the freed
negroes in . position before the law, in
which they can maintain 10 great degree
the rights of property and person. They
are authorized TO sue as well as besued, to
give evidence, to acquire and inherit prop
erty just as white people have had the
right to do, rhe same act provides that
they shall be subject only to the same pun
ishmout as whites are for the punishment
of crime Thus are the freed blacks placed
upon an equality with whites, except in
political matters, and this South Carolina
has done voluntarily, without pressure or
Intrusive influence.
This fact proves that If the Southern
people are left to their own Judgment and
good will, the freed blacks would be better
treated in their new relations, as they al
ways were by their former masters, than
they viii bo by intruder5 into the domestic
affairs of the South, OF by the Southern
people, IL these intruders should continue
their Interference.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
wEBsTER's PRoPHECY.

atf the internal rlnsGes and Stot loh
ists ever got power IN their honis t,h,
- a, dS,eo oinFc laws 20 kut themselves, tav ta2
lsvf 1tnds On nase t5Ao diger Ufh non ~ MsE
sptnioAs or dareq eqursuon their 80 ~
finally bdHkseJt Ne e0pnHb' ara a"Ngo I" y
LLoad n--nANlkL MLnerEh.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

sB- THE NAN THE RADICALS DE-
LIGHT TO HONOR is BEAST BUTLER,
WHO PUBLICLY DENoUNCED GEN
ERAL GRANT,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

Captain Simmons ]. Shaw was accident
ally shot and killed In RApides Parish,
Louisiana, last week, by q lady whom be
was training ba use the pistol .-i..is
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

uEThe editor of the Journal asks thia
morning II we think he is "a dog" We
don't at present feel obliged 10 answer, but,
as Nv, d. B." VIII remember, that sGs the
opinfon Of General TON cRIrTESDEN, Of
Kentucky.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
% pe OWING 20 money'

EB- The Radicals IN their impotent NAL
ice toward Ex-Governor ANDERSON talk
about the protection, the benefits and the
offices they have given him, and say that
nobody ever asked him to returl TO Ohio
from Texas. This is the reward "loyal"
people recompense to steadfast loyalty
We make some allowances for them, how
ever. They are so badly hurt they have
lost their heads. An sensible men, how
ever, know that If their party should heap
offices on ''CHARLEY" ANDERSON from now
until his death. they would not begin to
repay him either for his sacrifices, or for
the benefits he conferred upon their party.
His name has been tower of strength 10
them continually. q
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

ezg- THE MAN TIE RADICALS De
LIGHT TO HONORIS BEAST BUTLER
WHO PUBLICLY DENOUNCED GEN
ERAI, GRhNTi
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

~ THE MAN THE RADICALS DE-
LIGHT TO HONOR. IS BEAST BUTLER,
WHO PUBLICLY DENOUNCED GEN
ERAL GRANT!
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

The EMPIRE makes the astounding COM
plaint that the JOVrhdl refused TO publish
the announcement Of Coppcrhead meet
ing. For the life OF us we can't Imagine
what reason we have given anybody TO pre-
sume that we would make such an am
nouncement "for love or money! lis thy
serNsntadog that he should do that thing ~
--JOpiTaI
We copy theahoye In answer to our state
ment that General EwING's Republican ad-
mirers and friends could not procure for
money notice OF his meeting. 1t admits
the fact.
Now, Te don't say so--but we have heard
plenty of Republicans say that thy servant
eds a dog" for refusing the simple an
nouncement for a distinguished General
and a Republican gentleman. 1t looks ex-
ccedingly bad
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
N HW BAaehR aAoP,

THE undeTsigned wo1iu respectfully announce
II to hlt Old customers and the pablo generally,
stat he has opened large and CON lQrtRble shas.
Ing Saloon Al No ~ south side OF Mara et Bpacs
HavinR In ny employ Mr., JAS s KREIDLER-
known az oneof the best BARRIERS Ia tho city-I um
prepared 20 give Satisfaction 70 AL who will favor
me With their patronAge. Try ua. DOM foraoe-
leiSaN JoHa c. KAUx9.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
A Radical stumpcr Caught In one
of hts FatsehOOdef

OF MS FAlsehOOds!
Mr. GUNoKLE- who Is acting very badly
on the stump was caught az EDDY SAnrH's.
Tie was telling mis- lies about any imported
voters, when man got up and offered to
bet him ten dollars there was not one.
GuNcKLE backed out!
The young mans name Is JORDAN.
GuScKLE ought to behave himself better.
But We SAINT expect much moro from one
who pledged himself to HAYNES and the
bar, and then deserted thom and worked
for JoHN Lowe.
Insults to the Democracy from such a
man don't amount to much.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

az THE MAN THE RADICALS DE-
LIGHT TO HONOR Is BEAST BUTLER,
WHO PUBLICLY DENOUNCED GEN
ElfAL GRANT,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
City GItttiuu.

EDS. DAYTON ENrIREs--JoHN CHARCH will be
an Independent Candidate Tor Counell In the
Eighth Ward.
MANY pEMoCR ATTIC CITIzENA.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

eB- THE MAN THE RADICALS DE.
LIGHT TO HONOR is BEAST BUTLER.
WHO PUBLICLY DENOUNCED GEN
ERAL GRANT!
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

Tho day following the battle Of BpH
Run. July, 1861. tho following resolution
was passed by Congress, with only ti'reo
dlsienting votes:
pResoiscd. That thh war Z not Wegcd on ,,,lI @9l
mart in any spirit OF oppression OF lol an. W. ~
rote ~ rl,noucst OF suhiugaiion OF pnl poso Vi
overturning or interfering win the ElghG ~ -
tshitshn,i inanfutidnH or those (1puthcfnl otaNr,
Srt fo def'rd and maintain tho supremacy q VIC
Copstitution and preserve thc unlon WIN en wv wv,
{lRpity Equality and sights ~ we esNr,.s' 80
uu VI paircd. and atf,uu - ti,esV "'p'''' NV ~
l.lna.l lll l.n- uruL % -0l-u-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
The Man the Radicals Delight to
Honor.

BEN. BUTLER Is the pet of radcalIsm. He
was psIaRAcED in the service; and ordered
by President LNcoLE To- report to Lowell,
Massachusetts,. eGE rtHa
That was rich joke OF old ANS! He
knew BUTLER had ruled over the ioon,ea Of
New Orleans well! He gave himathe COM
mand of the factory girls Mt Lowell.
His disgrace was caused by hls ignomini-
Gus failure to attack Fort Fisher, which
was then attributed to cowARDIcE, Zone Of
BEs's fallipgs,) but has since been suspect
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

The decorating committee say, chang out
nags for BUTLER.n
The head OF this committee is r. n, MAE,
sHGLL, who has days for sGisi An eye to
businsSS! Colt MAnsHALL
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04

tETHE MAN THE RADICALS DE-
LIGHT TO HONOR IS BEAST BUTLER.
WHO PUBLICLY DENOUNCED GEN
ERAI, GRANT,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
9ew Aduetttsrmrnts.
SHERIFE'S
PROCLAMATION
TO the Waters If Montgomery
County, Ohio.

ssAts or Ohio, Montgomery Countyyss.
J. y g II. Davidson, Sheriff OF Montgomery
NED electors or said county 10 assemble in theie
respective Wards, Townships, and Precincts, on
Tuesday, October o, 1866,
At the usual places for holding elections and then
and there, between the hours OF six o. clock "A M
anu anu si Ak O'Clock n, OF said day, proceed the
9ne Secretary OF State; m
One Judge Of Supreme Court;
One Member of Congressi
One Judge OF Court ol Common Pleas
One Sheriff;
One County Auditor;
One County CLERK;
One county Commissioner;
one Director OF County Inhrni9fy,
one whisky Inspector;
One Pork Inspector and
One Flour Inspector
ships are also notified that they shall on said
layi select OF good, judicious persons having the
guhNneatlOns OF electors, their appOrtionment Or
persons 70 serve as Judges, and to return the lit
! ior the Common Pleas and Superior Courts TO the
20 the Judge q the Probate Court T' t0Y-'' ''''
The apportionment for the several Courts IL as
49,, cP&s.c re
( Second Ward .... . 10
/ Third Ward ............ .................. IL IA
| Fourth Ward ......... .........T
/ Fifth Ward ... ~ ~
| Sixth Ward ls 10
/ Seventh Ward ....................
| Eighth Ward - fl <
Madriver Township .... TO
Jefferson Township. ........... ...........
! Jackson Township ...... .....
I Perry Township ............. .......
Randolph Township
wayne Township. p........................, 3
/ Batter Township . 4
German Township ... is iS
Washington Township XXX
Miami Township ..'.... 10 ~
Harrison Township ...............-..... 10 is
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-04
,Job's Comfortnr.,

The Republicans have imported Jon Y.
STEVENSON to speak for them.
They must be In bad way 10 want Jon.
We always thought Jon needed comfort.
But the Republicans are worse or than he,
and need Jon to comfort them!
sB- Tho man BUTLERis Ia the only blggun
for Dayton--a Russian stink pot and no
better
When disgraced for failing to attack Fort
Fisher he made a public speech In which
he sayaSely denounced GRANT, and 'thank-
ed God he had never been Commander Of
the Army Of the Potomac"
But BIcKHAM was once on the same line
himself when he seribbled for RosEcRANa,
aud abused GRANT under "W. d. b.
Turn out radicals and honor the ''spooney',
BEN. BUrtER who denounced and villlfied
General GRANTi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-18

NOBLE WARwIcK.--The Des Moines Regis
ter speaks thus Of our Recorder elect:
"While Andy Johnson is removing the
crippled soldiers who won't fully endorse his
policy, it is gratifying to see that the people
recognize their claims, and not unfrequently
give them . good slice of thome made bread
and butter Among those whose claims have
thus been recognized We are pleased to learn
is the name of Noble Warwick, just elected
County Recorder Of Lee county. Mr.. War
wick is cousin Of Mr.. f. c. Smith, the
popular Grocer, on the corner Of Walnut and
Sixth streets, and clerked in his store last
season. He, together with Mr.. Smith and
two sons of Mr.. Nelson of this county, enliat.
ed at Keokuk, in Co. B. 18th U. s. Regulars
Sherman old regiment-And was engaged
in many bloody battles, As his discharge will
show AT the assault on Vicksburg his left
| leg was shot off and he lay Eve days between
the lines Of the two armies, our men unable
| to get to him, and he afraid to attempt re-
| treat for fear Of the enemy's bullets, tying up
his leg in the meantime with suspender, to
stop the flow of blood. He finally escaped
from his perilous situation, but he has sacri-
| feed one limb upon the altar Of liberty
costly sacrifice which none but those similar
ly situated can fully appreciate.
Noble is worthy young man, modest in
the extreme, but well fitted to perform the
duties of the office in which the votes of Lee
county have placed him. He has the hearty
congratulations Of his friends in Des Moines
and their earnest wishes tor his success in the
duties soon to devolye upon him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-18
Financial ann Gumu,trtiaI.
MARKETS BY TELEGnArn.

chicago Aaraes.
By Telegraph CHICAGO. Oct II.
Wheat-Frome 1891 70 for No spring In North
and North side ievstors; from 81 ;col 70 for
in city aud c; At 81 In ,rmousdals Co.'S and
settled and dull at q 10 o. 1915 for No spring and
IS for No 10 North side houses. Tho wheat market
opened hrm aud prices, under good demand advanced
4sc Per bushl rhsrangs Of the prices paid from
e 1903 Is for NJ spring
nour-Markst il active but higher; salss Of White
winter ats9 o1a IS aud sa CO. red winter at SIS 90
GA rs spring at from - Ts0ll oal< spring
ipernne At se ssao 90.
Rye Fiour-atts rs.
Graham Hlour-At SO So
Oorn-The market largely ovsrsoh and h under .
brisk demand, with further advance OF 7,<0ss Per
bushsL saisa Of No At osszoesAe; Of No . u 80
e3cc rejected store AZ the Close the narket
lbs No wa nf CSC.
0ats-Qssst and gale higher; ssiss n ss<O4lNe Sbr
No Sse Tor rejected In There 10 ncvsasnt In
No cate
Rys-In rood request and advanced <osc pr kushel
., ss0sse for No L. soDesc for No &c IL rssss-
"a; and closing arm .sths outslds figures.
narisy-sAsde Armer and higher; sAls 10 It n -,
No At e3D63, sc rejected 1t &s0Aec IN store.
Provissons-Buli. hsavy and dr. opias.
Ness Pork--sold At - %. Othss descriptions Of hog
ssd beef are neglected aud nominal.
sssAs-rnoshy ssed b Ara I'D sssaAy u = 49, -.
cstsis-Rcr good primo bsss esssls ~ 70 ~ sessk
| sastiss 70 ~.
Hcg,-s4. and extra q.
sAssp-0eod sheep as e Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-18

COUNCIL ROCKS, Oct l6, 1866.
Present-The Mayor and Aldermen Gil
more, Knowles, Jaeger, Leisy, Mumm, Sea,
ton, Vail and Wyman
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The claim of Henry Smith, huckster, for
damages sustained by reason of the Board Of
Health stopping the sale of fish and veeeta.
bles, was referred to the Board Of Health.
The petition Of ]. NJ. Hiatt and Others for
plank walk on 9th street, from Blondeau to
Morgan streets, was granted, and walk or.
dered to be laid by the FIRST of November
next.
The petition Of LIE Faivre l. Co., and 9th
era, for crossing on Main street. between
9th and 9th streets, was referred to the Stree.
and Alley Committee, with power to act. So
also was the petition Of ]. R. Copelin in re-
gard to the sidewalk alongside Of Lot -
Block 40.
The Wharfmasters report, showing net re-
turns for September amounting to $2ss 95.
was received and ordered to be filed.
The report q the Recorder, returning
$l47 10 as the mount Of fnes collected dur
ing the quarter ling the 9Th inst, which
vas received ao .'dered to be filed.
fepof' 9 II City Marshal, showing
az arrests in q cases and IA arrest. IN
StAse cases, for tn quarter ending October
LIST, was received aud ordered TO be f;l.d
The City Marshal reported $50 As collect.
Cd on nuisance account. Report accented
and the Marshal allowed FIVE per cant. for
collecting the sam.
Wharfmaster ~. W. Goodrich, rendered
ms resignation, which was accepted to take
suect November the LIST.
Alderman Knos les offered the follows,
sssolution:
Aesoeeed. Ih,. The Collector b. inssruct,d
taxes which he Is willing q -. ~ ,s1; a. %
balance inaeeysnce, end Il ~ $3.50 ~
decide that III position in r.ss.s = ~
saxss u correct. the city viii sh;S. = ii.
NemAon. Bat 4 The courts dec;ds ~. ~
0now aesesssd and levied = ls..s -
efec4, then Mr.. Love q to nav the Ss,.ao
0eths city. Rssolntioa adcpesd.
Alderman Knowles moved that 4. -.
tactor b notihsd to havs IL alley IN nloel
- pavsd forthwith. Motion carried.
Alderman JaseR moved hat isy. soeA
plank walk b ordered 70 b laid IN from. 4
Lots ], 2, :. e., 9, Bieek 81, end Loas /,
2, 9, 4, Block ~, By ~ 1T d Novsuhs.
sszt nsan sasisA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-18

Alderman Knowles moved Mt bids for
grading alleys No. 1877 and 1855 b advsrtissd
for. MoGioa carried s~s.r
The matter Of Mr.. McCoy's taxes was re-
ssred 70 H. Ju1iciszJ Committee.
Alderman Gilmore, from the Committee 70
whom was referred the matter Of reported a.
teratious on the lsvee, BY the Dss Nsinss
Railroad Company, rspsrtAd that the Com
mittss did mot think that there WAS Il pres.
emit any cause for Legal interference On the
part Of the city. Report accepted.
On motion Of Alderman Mumm, The Street
and Alley Committee were directed u havs
the road on this side Of the first toll sats,
and also 5th street At Godman's Pork House
properly fenced, in places where thay may
deem Il necessary, TO keep teams from run
ming over the embankment
By order of the Council, . tax va ordered
to be levied against the following described
property for repairing the side walk in front
ofthe same, viz:
In front Of Lot Q Block l3..,,...,.$s II
10 1e.................. 81
In accordance with the Aarshars report I
tax was ordered to be levied against the fol-
lowing described property for removing I
nuisance from the same viz:
hfo Lot Block IA 434 o.
The Mayor having reported the following
property as subject to . tax to pay for laying
plank walk in front of the Same, the Coun
Gil ordered tax to be levied to pay the cos
thereof, Is follows,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-18

OH fogies do not take kindly to anything
new, as general thing. They distrust every.
thing except what they have been accustomed
to using for the last twenty or thirty years.
But the most venerable Of the fogies have
been constrained to acknowledge that the
Eclectic Cleanser cannot be equaled Is q
cleanser and purifier.
Sold BY oil druggists and Rrocers. (6t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-18

A great many philosophers have laid down
rules for the guidance Of the human family,
promising that their observance would secure
the highest earthly happiness. OF course
this was all nonsense. The best way to be
happy is to keep yourself clean, and the
best article wherewith to purify yourself i,
the Eclectic Cleanser" 1t cannot be
eeualed.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. (ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-18

THE MiSsrRrLs.-The Athensum wa,
filed full last evening, and Skiff Gaylord,
troupe maintained their high reputation
Most Of the programme was new, and thro'-
out was we'll performed. We have not spac,
for further notics. It is one of the bes
Minstrel Companies in the country. Go ear
ly if you would get seat, for the house vii
be crowded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-18

MEssRs. EDIroRs:-Permit me, through
your columns, to ask the Honorable City
Council why it is that our streets are so poor
ly lighted by Gas, and in the absence of moon.
light, why is the little light afforded by the
stre,. lamps extinguished at 2 o'clock in the
morning. Is because the City cannot afford
to pay just compensation If so, would it
not be well to stop the farce, and save wha,
you do pay? x.