davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11
THE SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
@ O N s u M p T 10 N .
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
And all Disorders of ihc Luugs Ner-

V0uN and BLOOD Systems
TIE success of the HYPoPHosPHITEs during the past
year, in the of that greatest of
race CONSUMPTION IS unparalleled in the annals med
cine This and thoroughly Scientific Remedy acts
with iNvARIABIE EFFICACY all stages of luber eiC,
Diseases 1t relieves the cough checks The persurs
sudues he chlls and fever dmiRishes the expectora-
tisn and promotes refreshing sleep Ali the general
symptoms disappear with rapidty which is really
marvellous " Cure the Rule Death the exception.
Their beneficial effects equally PROMPT and CERTAIN
II derahgements OF TIE Nervous and Blood Systems
-b.iug unsurpassed Nervous Tonic and Generator
Of and healthy blood; while for of General
Debiify Loss OF Strength, Flesh and .ippee Dyspep
sia Neuralgia Paralysis, Chronic Bronchitis, Asthma
Scrofula Chronic Diarrhea, it is tine most eficacous
treatment known fair trial is certain cure. Cir-
cu1ars free
PIucEs:-In 7-oz and l6-oz bottles 81 and 50 each
small large bottles for So, by express Sold by all
respectable druggists, and the sole general depot,
wholesale and retail by J. WINCHESTER CO,
&c John ST.. n. Y
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11
THE ANSWER.

DEAR PETER-I have perused your grafton
with great delberation, and little considera
ton Of the great infatuation of your weak i'm
agination to show such veneratiOn on so slight
a foundation. After mature deliberation and
serious contemplation fear your proclamation
is filled with adulation, OF sayings from osten-
tation to display your education by an odd emu
meration or rather multiplication of words OF
like termination though different signigcation
But as I admire association and am in favor OF
annexation, l acknowledge my appreciation,
and indeed my inclination to accept with graf.
ifcation the love and alteration set forth in
your declaration, and will with preparation,
love and animation remain with resignation,
d7reioice in the appellation of
Mrs. PETER. II. PoRTATION.
P. 81 suggest the information that we
meet in consultation and make some prepare
ton for the final consumation of the intended
annexation, when l will bear the same relation
to your home and occupation that Mrs. Peter,
Ell. Portation would then bear to
MARIE MODERATION.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11
Patent Love Letters.

DEAR MISS After long consideration, and
much meditation upon the great reputation
clination to become your relation. If this OBJ.
Iation is worthy Of observation and can obtain
commiseration, it will be an aggrandization
beyond all calculation of the joy and exulta-
ton of PETER II. PORTATION.
P. ST. solicit your acceptation of the love
and appreciation, and the annexation of theil
lives and destination of Peter Fl. Portation and
Marie Moderation.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11
KENOSHA SEMINARY!
NOTICE.

a7orsChs "a hereby given that the notes ofthe
~ Esnosha County Bank Of Kenosha must BE- pre-
sented the BENZ G9mpt[9 al Once a. hadsoa
.JisF r3tiee or the funds deposited with the Bank
Com ntroller for the redemption OF the same viii be
surre ndered to the said Bank.
GEO. p. HARDING, Pres't.
!. N. PURPLE, Cashier.
Kenosha Sept. &c, 1865. 2y19vol26.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-11
Royal HAVANA LOTTERY OF ACBB..

Conducted by the Spanish Government.
$36O.OOO In Gold Drawn every Seventeen Days.
Prizes cashed and information furnished; the
highest rates paid for Doubloons and all kinds of
Gold and Silver; also for all government securities.
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers,
1y46 16 Wall ST. New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

Ci- bpt 49, -tlA hfAf isfkStber Dec- o.
The weather during the pas, week has been
too warm Tor packing ard little has been done
The weather became more favorable to-day, with
q cold Wet Wind, and most Of the houses " be
had stock commenced killing. and from this time
Forward we mny reasonably hope for more favor
able Weather
Prices ranged Monday aud Tuesday at from 81
to 6sc gross tor light to heavy. The news from
Chicago Cincinnati ard New York depressed tht
market, and packers say they won't pay more
than the former market, 81 50 10 IS s. gross. Al
New York dressed hogs we're selling at ~ To ST.
meteor &c ne on the average. Those prices being Sc
far under what was being paid here, and the re
solve OF our packers Got 10 exceed them, with
drovers stoutiy contendng for Q to 61c gross have
prevented sales 10 any extent for the past TIVE
days. Il is not reasonable on the part OF feeder.
and brewers to expect this market to pay more
than others West. |; is said rather than come un
der those figures they will pack on the farm and
at cross road stores. This think is pbor poll
cy on their part. for they cannot make riercban
table product for export or 70 compete With the
guar packers. But il they do this, we advise
them shipping in bulk, out Of salt nnd no,
smoked; iaeB, experienced men can retrim. per
feet the cure, and then smoke and make the ar
tice at iea.t slightly for sale. This we ask them
to takea note oil There is no use in kicking
against the rrieks," the tendency oil every
thing j downward, provisions particularly.
1t is well AnoWG Europe VIII have more than
enough AZ hone for her consumption; The South
will be 10 poor condition to buy owing to her ex
trcmsls short cotton crop. Then where shall We
dsposr a increased hog crop, fully one fourth
larger than last year Hogs al 81 gross will max c
harrei mess pork cost 80 IS lsitreAsonable
that this price can be had here when any auantit,
noa and for the future be purchased at Chica-
60 for Si-. to SIS; Cincinnati, $ls4 TO $Is; New
York. $50 20 SO 757
Drpsers say prices Of pork will improve and pay
the pacser~ largely by holding on bu, packers
got too ba'iiy bitten the past two years by bold
ing on toify il a third time. This is fully pro-
by the few wiling y engage in the business
Al sii tins year Only seventeen out of fifty pack.
crs 10 Chicago ut work the rect hang back
until they either bee hogs come down or the pro-
duets 60 mp before they will risk packing. At this
port there are six packers ready to pay as good
prizes, Il upt better, than those current West
Facilities tor marketing better by our extend
ell railroad coInmcnicatons--and that lately open
ed from here 10 Jacksonville, Illinois. BY which
latter read those hne counties through which il
runs, AMI beyond. 50 easily get their stock to
market
Receipts were light to-day. Packers eFered
II "a sc :. y gross. Sales comprised $50 head,
averaging $40 lbs gross Mt Sc. and small lot Of
a. head. areragng 500 ID. at the same.
W. thNk II safe to po-t the farmers thus plain
ly and shall continue TO do so during the season.
aud ask iheai 70 draw their own conclusions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13
financial apo OomnRrtlai.



The Wool market has been rather quiet for the
past week About loo bs in small lots have
been sold in this market At prices ranging from
IS to 3se In fact most Of the wool groHers in
Central Iowa have sold their WOOL and We regret
to say that many have disposed Of their sheep.
We think with cheap grass and cheap corn. that
this section Of the State adards the wool grower,
whu understands his business, more regeneration
for bis labor than sny other branch which the
farmer can pursue. Congress Is gain in session.
and We think some definite sction must be had in
regard to The tariff bill, increasing the duties on
wool and woolens The Importation OF wooden
goods during the past year amounts TO Sol, ooo,-
900 against 26,C0o,0 for the year 1865. The
large increase OF WOODEN machinery in this eoun-
try, with the heavy imporations, bias produced
al overlook Oh manufactured goods, thus compel
ling manufacturers to crowd down wool to the
lowest possible prices. Wool growers shoald bear
in mind that their interests are Identical with
those Of the manufacturers, and trust that
Congress viii give sufficient protection 10 the two
great interests Of the country. They must stand
or fail together. Many Of the mills are turning
their attention to the finer descriptions Of goods
and the principle inquiry is for fine lots. Coarse
woods are being entirely neglected. We quote;
Fine feec, - to IS.
Medium fleece, 30 to IS.
Coarse fleece, IS to so.
Tub wool 80 to As
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13


II lookise ovx oar sxehange. - = -
tees Il nss6sss Of Yosng Asa' ~
yiaa Associasions, ! - ~ ~ nAds e -.
der Why Ksokut, VIII - grsas naeess =
Young sen, has not similar orgaAiaaaaoa.
Certainly We have 6ne field here fdr the -
bors of just such society. And Te knos
there are many youag men in our midst va
would gladly associate themselves 7 IT'D sace
m organisation, If the individuals could b
found who would take tho necessary prinarJ
steps 10 organize such . society. We nsss
these brief suggestions With the hpps thai
some individual viii tsks it upon himself "a
set the ball in motion.
.WHr is it that 50 many Americas women
die ct aa age when they shoaid be IN III
prime of lifef'' is often asked. Thu
answer is EASY. Household drudgery break
them down completely. The best way fol
house-keepers to tighten their daily labor,
and thus proleas HE, Is to use the "Eclsczis
Cleanser L, is without IN equal.
Sold BY oil Druggists.
No well regulated household should b
wi,hou, the Eclectic Cleanser AS il is il
valuable for its cleansing prspsrties- nstinl
the usual household drudgefy nothing ba
sport.
Sold by all druggists and grocsrs.
Dr. Cumming has rival. A writer in Z
Roman Catholic paper proves that the Prus'
sian Prime Minister, whose real name fol
the time being is asserted to be 'Bistmarck,
is the true owner Of the mysterious Scrip
turai number 666. ANY one can add 1t up
for himself: B., lilo, 800, 800
Mo, Al, B-so, ca, k-20. He il
also the little horn; in short, not being him
self King, he is plueking up the ten king
doms OF the holy Roman empire, Il. e. Ger
many. Daniel viii, -, TOO str.kingly apple.
to him, the destroyer OF the holy people; and
the Are from Heaven which Antichrist is &c
bring down finds its clear and sufficient anti
type in the needle gun.
There has been within the past % hour,
. general falling of temperature throughout
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

THERE will be preaching in the Westmin-
ster Church Rev. Mr.. Craig q BY Rev. Jno
Il. Brown, D. d., Of Springfield, Ills, and
others, every evening this week. The public
are earnestly invited to attend. Prayer and
conference meeting every morning between
and 10 o'clock, Mt the same place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13
mAssHETS ny TELEGRAPH
Chicago Market.

N"ca&o maIket.
! BY re~xt-ph. Caioas, fso IL
h-tter f--ng in the provision ma kat to-day Nth
advance OF ssS SIC per tbi % pork, 1.4tsc per
Ii ON lard KAYE green Req OTIS from, New
iors adorable, which, with the liKhs ~
ceipts Of hos. aud nns weather for packing stimulate
vAlae-.
P,rk-ye-riy 900 bbis mss pork changed hAnds At
from sls5 lF 30 for present and future delivery.
LArd-Ssw sai<e better; Sid at I15k4l2 for cash
Green usms--a.ld with greater nrmnss; ssl~s ii *
for lots from slaughtered. and Sc from dressed log.
Dressed hcgs-In limited supply SOC higher; sales 1t
sra; SO per 100 Ibs.
whest-So'as speculative demand; rr.css lLRac
higher; .4l., vf No spring from 81 1891 Isl; r.
jscte spring at 81 spl a. closing arm 81 os62 o.
for No i.sl ;sel ~ sor No = ia store
Flour-vevy quiet sni shade frm.r: about COCO bAi.
cold At s. ssqV 70 Spring kxtras 81 Ds for sprug
euper s 70 red Winter SO for fair grades Of white
WI er.
cofn-Firmsr: marie. foitso higher, No sold at
so.sshIai No a, ago, closing urn st sieslS for
TO-
oats-prmand limited. about .oao huh sold at - fof
No /. $500 !or No IS 10, rejected. closing quiet
1t ~ ga % ipt Se2
Rys-ouiet and erm al 81 sax for No 10 stors
Bsrisy-Nssisctes, 60 for No 8 toS4os for rejected
10 sto-e
HiSh Sires-pui and nominal.
csttis-Best Ii; sioeh 4 so0s
Hcgs-s3 soDe %.
sLe<p-ss 2sAs 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

AueTIoN this day at ten o'clock 9. M.
and at two p. N. French and English meri>
nos, poplins, mohair lustres, delaines, ala
pacas.. elegant striped goods. paids, very
handsome, broche shawls, breakfast shawls,
hair nets, gloves, mit,s, hosiery, very fine.
Lancaster quilts, rich dress cords, and great
variety of goods, selling at less than Eastern
wholesale cost.
Hovr 4 Tytrp Auetioneers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

The Revenue officers discovered . still in
full blast on the corner of 1lth and Timea
streets, few days since. 1t was cou6seated,
of course, bus who the guilty parties are We
did not learn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

TuE meetings Of the ladies Benevolent
Society will be held in the school room Of
Miss Letter Chatham Square Methoas,
church, on Wednesday afternoons At two
O'Clock, instead Of Thursday, as heretofore.
By order of the presirent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

We would call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment found in our columns to-day, Of Me-
chanic's Hall, which has been recently opened
and reitted for Hotel, by Messrs. Hohmann
4 Seibert, who solicit share Of the patron
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

Losr lon Tuesday evening, the 1lth
inst, pockrs,bo book containing small
amount Of money and some papers of no val
ne except to the owner. The finder will be
literally rewarded BY leaving il at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

SEWING machines repaired and regulated;
needles for oil kinds Of machines; ladies furs
cleaned and repaired. Corner Of Fourth and
Blondeau streets. C. Il. EAERsoS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13
HowE L TYLER, Auctioneers.

"MoaE FURs. Mr.. Pla,ke has advised
US by dispatch that he will return on the last
Of this week with large lot Of the richest
and most fashionable Furs yet brought to
this city. Sale by auction will commence on
Tuesday, Dec. 18th, and continue till ell are
supplied. HowE TYLER,
(4tt AucfiCpee~a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

Bur woop AT BARGAIs. your or
1ers with Isaae Hall, or q the grocery store
Of Cox b Irvin, corner Of tth and Main
street, or at Wilson's grocery corner Of 9th
and Main, for good wood at reasonable prices
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

PsasoxAL.-Col. Geo. B. Corkhill, OF St.
Louis, il stopping for few days in our city
We received call yesterday from Hon.
James Wright, Secretary Of State. He re-
turns To Des Moines to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13
Kew york mark.,.

~ r.'ssrsrh.I Nsv Yoas. De. n
cost,a-- Bssy.st.
Ficsrts toslp % far Extra State; 90 po0il 90 10,
RHO
Rheat-ss 10 fer No Miiwsukee
corn-iS &c hsftsr, closing very quiet u oeol To-
osts-Less setivs aud 6rusr
observation-disclosures al 2s<Dai rs sue ssw: IN -
u 70 for ODD ciosSs u N cash: Al saols ssr prine
Bznon-Qnist.
Divorced usss~psrss5 a0lo for vssss~n. 80
cas Seas'-asavy; ssio for shoulder, lsois r.
HAms.
Lard-f'rmsr; laol3<.
wool-Astnsts requ~st,
Pstroisa m--Dfrns ieolei< apr eruA.. sonsAs, =
Ansd In bend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

A0N 0t8e4to1 1floX0& iron 0i0oI0exeo
stomach.
Observe tn. fellow ing resulting from psor
dsrs o, the digestive .fsans:
Constipation Inward Plies, FuIiness Of Blaod
Head, Actdity o. the rtomseh. sAu~es. Heart
buru. 1ia. at Ter Foo, fuli.ss ar Wight
IN the stomach -Four kractsftoas. sink
In, tlattssins at the Pit ct the 4
Stomach, swimming Il the
Head Hurried a8- Liffeuit
hreatlsnx, B iosts bag
IT tbs Heart. tbokiuE
or sussSsting stnssicns
whea IN Lying Pos
TIRE. Dsmnes- ~ Yisi0n
cta Vets b. foes th-
Sight terer, and Dell PAiL 10
the lead peneiasey 4 Prrspitsiioe
Y.lls~ae-s If the skin sn1 -ye., P.ir
in he Eide. Back Chest, Limb, stc Sudden
Ylnsh.s OF ti-st, burniss la the sissh Gonstsnf
Imagining u kvt and 5r-si Drprexsion II rpirtts
VI. has. host Of finaniais from sl p~its u til.
ooantrs but SPACE ~i gilow Of tie patesto. OF but
few Of tas,r, hence seet fho-- Of vel khu~ per-
ons VII 80 .s dI-rim ux'aoa are h-soud
d5ubt, and siii p,y $1,000 10 any Producing
crrtinc4te publisher es that !. nei 6EsG.ss
nos. JAMss III APsoS,
Judge Of The supreue conrt Of =. mn l@ants
KE1tApu9His. Apfii n 1893
eousidet sHcoHsrd's esrnlsn Bst.rsr = ralnabs,
n<d4,n> al st'ank Of indgs.i,o b. srepsa.
certify this fr0ui ny experiences In
Yours, with respect, JANIS THOMPSON.
BE sure you get the Genuine.
Ptet art,, ly fr q a J-cs.on ptfiad- wi.h HI. ~.
nature the Wrapper AMI I. hosn In the BED
tie There ooanseif il. in ,b- ssrtet
81 Priee-siHg'e batte, ONE DOLLAR, or . hall
So Should ysaH d. rgrsss not have The arti
% not b+ POT % By ss II the intoxicating preparations
will for ~ard securely packed, by exptss..
prtnei.s utfict and Mandatory. G3l Asch Street
Rhilsdeiphis. ~
ftoEnefis G. VI. Jackson d C.,J
vor sale by Dtusgirfs and n-.-r, In ever, town in III
Uzssrd State ianaaisdst-o~~~v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13


""oNAs; she needs no eulogium; shs
speaks for herselfi' was the toast offered b,
IN enthusiastic individual. at q celebration,
lhe same sentiment might be very appropri.
ate'y uttered in behalf of the "Eelectric
Cleanser which is rapidly attaining q ma.
tionsi reputation.
Sold by all druggists and rrocers.
-~~-
CohE one, come all, and invest a 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 1t clears the atmosphere OF home. BY re-
heving woman "a. her greatest domestic bur.
dens.
Sold by all d. ,is,s and grocers.
For removing ,,ets from PAINTED vslIs.
the Cleanser" s.aot be equaled, Eyery
housewife who wisi rs to save labor and Tim :
should keep it ccr.tan,iy on hand. Ever
bottle Is worth - weigh in-Clesuser
which 10 better than gold.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
-
SOFT SoAp.-lf here is any business in tia
world calculated - try tho patience Of vseI
humanity, il is making soap. Oar xner;-
enee IN this line i some Aat Of . novel ch.s.
se.sr, ana our kne~iedge Of the Enflish lan.
sesss y 700 iimitsat to give correct ver.;oo
% repeated acknowledgements failed :.
vnen We .ere atrt. We had no difsrnl,v I.
running on the strongest kind Of lye-in x.
- f'e,st We are hard to beat, but a : nan,
ist We DO not claim any great etYscieacv
90 not b, believe printer can make SOAP. The,
accustomed to telling lies and ' .s:s gre 30
them that combination With rr,ss. :. 49, -
b effected. We had strong I've and .c"1
grease, and have il yet The me,s N. s ~,
9 doing early in the morning, was boiled :, 3,
Day and remained in the vessel over n;shs'
We went out in the morning expec,;ns !.
end nice batch Il soft soap, bal sh,rs ~ =
occurred di6eulsy 5ariag tie night md = -
aration had taksa plscs -the gr~esp ~ 3,
top and the lys y the boatnu. Then - en-.
cluded that printer Ne would not nake -.
cd ssvs Il se--WistGsell Aahi11a6ll =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

The recent cold snap has completely end
ed navigation for the time being. Shore ice
Is making very rapidly, end the river moves
sluggishly along bnrdened with ice in abund-
ance. Our ferry did succeed, with much
trouble and great risk, making several cross,
ings yesterday, but if the ice should get much
stronger it is bardA probable that the ferry
company will allow their boats to make any
more hazardous trips.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

~ TsssgneA-l ~ -, |.
hssea sty - issss. uwlo. w.seuA v.I~.
ss . 1870 - ssae " - i . x. IYs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

ISDk EALk--LotsS and 8 "a Hioct 81 on the coyrsr
u linn And Morgan stsrets. Th--e Lots are Il q
nst dt%rsti- -a-rht lots ia that n-ghh rbusd Price
1tsu-ane third down and b.isrc ID | and years q
pr cent interest Title good sale
Enquire Of lapgzsI II. TES-EYCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13
For Sale.
FOR SALE.
or Sale.

A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
rtAvms. rt~terr fh ioi. H.. ALI en Ls d. Block
fla in M~~ua's Low sdsifor k,og NJ ussr h. en-
ssefy- Title - d sal. Pres $40 es<h uhich
sonid Dot buy be INK 10 the Hease
jti2-d H TrN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

There has been within the past % hours
. general falling Of temperature throughout
the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

LSCk SALk -Ihr-4 s.rs desirable Lot. en wtfch are
IocAteas ieo stpl, LIiek ii ing ht u con ux
or roons-a large b. ick sash house and cod house
together With lsfge trick stable e cist RI,
and Lots we'll covered with choice ruis ana OF
sr trees This property 10 tuaaed COZ n Of a.,
ana Morgan streets r-nisn ness Pic. 1900
half cash balance In and Z years ats per cent In
teress Title good. Enquire Of
apr24 HR THs.rYcK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

An f0f0r0Mkl NE flun nf100
49,. -.
"111 80 -
ns11se;sy ~ sasss.a sssa a.y - ~
SsS = .e.sse ~. .sssssss 49, sS-~ss ~
~ SsssSsss Is.s.s1.- es~sSs. NJ -
-. s-:.ess- ~. sss.ssns SsS1s - "a ~ =.
An - - 49, ssu.sh Z leislV ~ -
sse ss~SSs " ssssS .S.s 49,
1sss .:. e ss.ss.
tss-
A00kkAM0
l v--- ~<c
III EkMAN blIIE h0
I RnVaso1 ~ =, o. j Jackesas HAhassiyAsA
- = go ..,v.es. -. $50.
49,. 49, Hs-S IA ...-sas ~. -. !. I~sS...s 4. 0.r
49, .rx-r T. Il .I- 49, ~ .,sr.rs ~
I ~ " - ~ - $3.50 = =.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

Masonic. special decentralization Of Har
din Lodge No. 20 this evening At Z o'clock
Work on Second Degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

TIE following from the Register embodies
our views on this subject so nearly that we
give it place in our columns
we like to see woman whose natural
carnage stature, and bearing Of person and
contour oil form IS MAJ nihcent-maniticently
dressed. We like to see def little anpel
who stands on No. Twos and reaches up 10
the shoulders of six footer, dressed lust as
the Creator intended-simply, neatly. ele
CANT. But, TO end on, we don't LIKE to sec
woman dressed in tawdry trappi ngs, gill,
tering pincbbeck, glaring plaids, irgonome.
try puzzllng hats and his,in hoops and lead.
ing by blue ibbon sore eyed .wooly, flea.
haired, poodle dog through the streets in dsy
me. In short We don't just fancy a woman.
who when she retires to her couch, takes her.
self all to pieces and puts more woman on the
toilet-tabe than she does in the bed Who
does?"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-13

Idh sALB-Ibe very desirable hft-k ressa. nee an
= grounds nov o~ he'd and occupie$l by A AiIkin
son Erq, situated he 18th and Iiixb .ts
Hoase has or 10 Mons With al the modern Eiptoy
menf--iarKs frame lsrn-thle very destrsil, lots
tscbed, covered With fruii and al es p,s
$500 Title god Kale. For iurtLer tarticalss
enquire OF II. u. TIN EYCK
March 81 1856