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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-14

Somebody truly says it is human
nature to love and be loved.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-14
THE
Financial and Ccmm2eial DEPT

cf the Enquirer, as will be seen, Is not its least
recommendation to public favor. An unusual
largo space is devoted 10 full and reliable re-
ports Of tho ruling prices of this and
cth'r markets, making it an invaluable friond
to Farmers and Merchants.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-14
Aslr Adrertiselnsnts.
Fl Q M E r g. JON e s,
...f ATTORNEY AT LAW,

McArshur, Ninton County, Ohio,
wv ILL attend promptly to business entrust.
w ed to his care. jel4m6
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-14

Four-ffths of the clerks dismiss
ed from the Treasury Department
last week were Radicals. Good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
Results OF TIM NEW ORLEANS
MANDACRE.

General Baird has furnished . classified
list Of casualties in the late New Orlean,
massacre, which is quite significant It 10 ..
follows:
Members Of the Contention Killed, / 4:
wounded, severely, 4 slightly, 4 pistol
wounds, incised wounds, / Commissions, 8;
Total, Q.
White Citizens attending conrention-
Killed, 2; wounded, severely, 5; slightly, 5;
pistol wounds, 8; incised wounds, 2; contu-
sions, 4. Total, ii.
COtored Citizens attending Conrention--
Killed, 81; woundee, severely, A.; slightly,
10; pistol wounds, A; incised wounds, SO;
Commissions, As. Total 1913.
Total casualties 10 members of the Conren-
ton and friends Killed, 81; wounded,
severely. 48: slightly, 49, pistol wounds. 81;
incised wounds, 80; COMMISSIONS, 81. To.aI.
liz. In addition to these he estimates that
10 freedmea not in attendance upon the Con
vention were killed and 20 wounded; making
q total OF 30 additional casualties, or 8os ia
all, to sympathisers with the Convention.
Policemen-killed, none; wounded sliehtly,
10; pistol wounds, I; incised wounds, /: con-
tusions, 2. Total, 10.
White citizens ,cih Police-Killed, /, by an
accidental shot.
Total casualties to opponents Of the Conren-
tion-killed, l; wounded, slightly, 10: pistol
wounds. I; incised wounds, /; Commissions, 2.
Total, IL.
Grand total Of cassalties-2l4,
The above figures furnish = most s,gni6-
cant commentary upon the statements of
those who charge that the members of the
Convention and their friends were responsible
for the riot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
Words OF Vital Interest.

VIII the Thousands Who columns OF frivolous yer
bage every dsy devote IRE the psrus.i Of
few facts which concern them nearly Our texts health
and We will Put our commentary In . nutshell WeatsSss
" directly the cause Of sIi sIcknsss for II nature Be
strong enough resist the morbid fufuencs which pro-
dnce Illness Of course they pow essss Seek
thsrsfoss. Invyorsts and regulate the system. when
the queksilrer ranges froa 20 to " degrees in the
shade III. athletic .nfeebied and the weak sr.
Frustrated u b At such tine sncI 10 iuvxosa tor
~ HoeTsTtnHs STOMACH sfrTeRa h urgently
needed Whist are the effects Of this rare Vegetable
Tonic, Would that all who have known It, b+nsnts
could eondense their experience ieto this paragraph
The! would tell the healthy protest hezitA
must use his great safeguard against tbs dsbiitsng
influences. They would sxhort the weak b discard all
unmedieated aud impure stimulsnts and ding 70 thu
vhoesoms and usfAilinx tonie and site&tiys - The
shipwrecked mariner would cling raft In stormy,
They Of dyspeptc psnss relieves OF appetite
restored Of shattered restruus 81 hesdschsa
cured Of disorsersd function. rseulsted, n hypoehnn
daiA Of issmstc diseaAe. bed Of fever and
cured Of liver plants ested. Of heat priva
tien and toll dehed 81 hops reaninated aid cheerful
restored. Such the effects OF HosfErTaks
BIrrRRs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
tn. PrsssAs.s.s sp,s,Ass.
The Chicago Journal makes the following
comprehensive digest of the Presidents daily

| The Chicago Journal makes the following
comprehensive digest of the Presidents dali,
harangues:
They say I'm demagogue-I ain't-
| They say I'm q traitor-I amt.
They say I'm usurper-I amt.
| They say IN tyrant-I amt.
They say I'm undignifed-I amt.
They say my habits are bad-They amt.
They say I'm always harping on "My Poll.
Cyl amt
They say I'm egotistic-I amt
They say I'm obstinate-I amt.
They say make partisan speeches.
don't
They say talk about myself don't.
They say use the pronoun overmuch-I
don't.
The say must be gotten out of the way
| mustn't.
They say ought to have my head chopped
off, oughtn't
run the Government
| Lave been in Office ever since can re~
member.
have been Alderman, Constable, Super.
visor, Tax gatherer Congressman, and, by
the help of Booth, President
am the only friend the negro has left.
put down the rebellion.
am the iast nope OF the Republic.
am the underpinning Of the Constitution
am ! myself altogether, and no other
man-and ~ leave the Constitution in your
hands, gentlemen
From the commencement Of his election.
eering tour until his arrival at Chicago
/" Moses" made not less than twenty speech
es, the substance Of which is embodied in
the above, as is also all his speeches since the
I'D Of February.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

IL we were to believe IA. j. and his
copperhead and butternut satellites, there
are nov no enemies to contend against lex
cept the Congress elected BY Tie loyal pso.
pie of the country. That nobody meditAtes
any harm to the government, constitution and
laws but those who were true to the govern.
ment from the beginning; who carried it
through its late trying struggle, and who never
wavered in their maintenance Of the Union.
The leading rebels who precipitated the
country into long and bloody war; who
murdered and starved Union soldiers, who
trampelled our counfry's flag under thAir feat
and who are now engaged in reminding the
baleful fires Of disloyalty and massacreeing
harmless Union men are in the estimation Of
certain men high in authority, harmless
as doves and much abused class of persons.
The only persons now, We are told, who pre-
vent thorough and complete restoration Of
the Union are loyal Congress supported by
q loyal constituency. The rebels of the South
and their copperhead sympathizers Of the
North, who brought on the late fearful strug>
gle, in which three hundred thousand men
were slain, and three thousand millions Of
treasure spent, are the ones, according to
the government; who should FIJI all positions
ofpublic trust and influence, make the laws
and administer the government of the repub>
lie.
e ~ Ic1f RI, rI Ia 4a-x
in his electioneering tour, is trying TO incul-
cate on tho minds of the public. This is
the education they are now receiving He
does not hesitate to say in his stump speeches
Congress; his language in reference to the
Representatives of loyal people is that of
tyrants and revolutionists. The effect of all
this blatant treachery on the soldiers and
loyal men Of the North we do not fear but
its effect on the rebels is injurious in the ax>
treme. They who at the close of the war
were suhdued, and were willing and resdy
to accept any terms, have, under the inau.
ence Of this demagogue Johnson, assumed
more than their former arrogance, and sre
now gnashinR their teeth at the large hearted
earnest patriotic men of the South for daring
to meet in Convention at Philadelphia. They
are already uttering threats of violence On
their return, and recent events in New Or
leans and Memphis demonstrate fully that !
threats against Union men mean blood.
The attitude of affairs is grave and threat
ening. There is a crisis impending and We
ought to look it square in the face. A revb- |
lnton can only be aSerted by the irmness Of
the people. Men OF the North and loyalists |
Of the South, will you submit TO these old |
doctrines that have been exploded hy |
the guns of your victorious armies, and which |
your blood, shed in the battles for free
dom, washed away forever? If DOT, meet |
them at the ballot box, and there defea, them, |
for if you do not another civil war more ter
rble in its results than the one through which |
We have just passed, is upon you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
Letter from john @ wn,,,,.r

i
Letter from John G. whittier
The following interesting letter from John
10. Whittier has been received by the Score.
tary OF the Republican Stete Committee o,
Massachusetts,:
ANEsBuRY, 9Th mo-, "A, 1885.
DEAR SIR: | regret that the State of nv
health will not allow me the privilege of ac>
deptiug the invitation Of the Republican
State Committee Of Massachusetts to meet
and welcome the Southern loyalists ct Phila.
delphia on the Sd of next month.
IN y heart is with these noble men. Who
come up from the furnace Of rebellion without
the smell of its internal fires on their gar
ments. | would like to say to them, and
through them to the people Of the States they
represent, that We yield to none in the desire
for the restoration of these States to their
place in Congress, in the speediest msnner
consistent with the safety of the Union-in
other words. whenever the rights of all their
inhabitants are secured, and the mons,rous
inequality of representation growing out of
slavery has become SO adjusted that q rebel
in South Carolina shall not have double the
political power of q loyal man in one OF the
ishes no hatred toward the South; no repre-
sentative Of hers has withheld his vote from
appropriations for its benefit on sectional
grounds; no Massachusetts citizen has hss;fa>
tedto minister to the necessities Of Southern
cities ander calamitiss Of plague or FIRE; the
same hands that aided the hunted loyalists Of
Tennessee have been extended to feed the
starving rebels of Ssyanpah. We have. no
desire of revenge to crafty and where, In
the nature Of things, We cannot wholly forret |
We are ready to forgive, - We would Be for- |
given.
Trusting that it is not too late for ny place
% be filled in the delegation, am very truly |
Thy friend, JoHx G. WHIrrrna.
Vim, 3 Robinson, -, -. Rsp. Btass Oh. "A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
Andrw Johnson in Fays Of Disfnnehiipe
Tfait0n,

~ that the traitor has ceased to be citissa apt
In joining the rebellion has become public enemy. H.
forfeited biz right % vote With loyal men ~hea he r.
nounes bis cidIenshp and sought destroy our iGov
srnmsnt We ssy to the nost honest and ind.ssrisus
foreigner Who comes from England and Germany %
dwell among rs and 70 add to the wealth OF the country
Befors you can b citizen you stay here for Nv.
years. 1--we are so cautious sbort foreigner, who vol
unfairly renounee their ZONES to live sih ~, what
should ssay to thu traitor v1o although born and
reared among M. has raised parcicil hand against
the Government which always protected hlmf Ny
Judgment s that he should be subjected to .ever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

QY0IEAIC WIu1-fhe great Imported Tonic
used by the best families throughout Europe approved
by the Imperial School Of Msdcins Paris endorsed BY
the prominent members Of the Am~icsa MEDICAL 49,
eisioa u thar Convention In Hanors, Nay is< 1879
contains no spirits Of any kind, and therefore
Net Intoxicating n tie least.
Il pssparsd in Rsris from pure shsry, ~ adniia
In it, eospostion o.y fsHc. ARonASIo ssd Hlsasusl
suhstasess. Yor Ladies . delicious Substitute Sor
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mi Aavor. II y the PuRs JUICE Of MOST psIclous
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-. Church people are invited to enquire into 1t.
Sold By AZ respectable Druggists - Dealers
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
Andrew Johnson on Reconstruction,

lnesllins convention 70 restore the state who aha
restofe and resssablish Il Shall the man who rave hi
fnnnsnee and bis means 70 destroy tbs 0o%ernnent
hso participate 10 the great work OF reorganization
Shall be who brought this misery upon tbs State be
mitted to control i despiesl II this b. 90 then an
this precious blood Of brave sodies and oee, 40
freely poured out viii have been wAntony spilled. ali
eglorious victories by noble armies viii 90
Tor napght and AL the battlenelds which have been
sOwn With during the rebellion win hav. been
made msmorable in vain. Why all this carnage and de-
v'tationi II was that rssson might b pat aoxn and
traitors punished Therefore say that traitors mus,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

Hon JAKE .. wnsos. Republican candidate sps o.,
Eres' viii sddrsss the people the following tmss and
places
Denmark. nsnday, Sept. eth. Mapm.
Big Mound, trday, Sept. 7th, Il m.
Dodgsyillss Tuss6ay, Sept. II, asapn:
na.utA, Mednesssy, s.pt II n2pm.
Ne. London. Friday, Sept i4,aa 3pa.
fss.sns Saturday. fept. Is. att pm.
sloomnsdf IrssdAy, Sept. Is. atlpm.
heosasqua, Wednesday. Sept. 10, al 2 d m.
Other msetnp vii b announced fer Mr., wttD, IN
due time Tbs local Committees are charged With r..
duty of giving proper notice Of the above eetsus, and
making all necessary arranssmsnts thsresor.
s B. CRA1D,
Chairman Com. l.t Cong Dist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

closet, search NJ made and pat 4, tAs
papers which .ais A;sh the money ID ~
~ - found, torn 4. An old -
lfe1Danl 6unnsr WAS psspected of1zdl
|f otiling IL money! "a was artsil
tARsq ID sesschea-6ats nething found g.
~. ~ was foslDyeds ho~evsS - III
placJ th1 re-ares.ed aud taken sack 70
Haeiea, County for further examination. II
| i supposed that he met An accomplish here
and divided the apoila
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
Andrew lehman in Favor Of E1sutin. Traiton

SHOW me who has been engaged 10 these consprsc.s
who has nreA upon dag Who has given ins.r~sso,u
70 take our for custom houset s,snals and dock yards
and will show you traitor Were President Of the
United ftatss, would DO Thomas Jeserson aid in
1905 With Asren Burr. would have them srresesd and
convicted within the meaning and scope OF the Con
rtution, BY the Eternal God would execute them.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
United states sfars,,aI,s Sale.

Ehited sdt>s Of America, Dis,rie, Of Tospa--SS
II Virtue Of an execution me directed issued nv
- C4rk o. the Bstrscs Ccnrt Of the United Et4es
the Souths hyisioa OF the niset and against
:. Alvo-d son, In favor Rindskopf Brothers Co
have levied Upon and will sell highest bidder a
the door Of the Clerks Once District Court on the
o. g. for the District Of Iowa. Keohuk In said Di,-
hict, on the 10Th day Of September 1896 between
the hours OF o'clock n and o'clock o. NJ, of raid
day Ice following property to-wits lots and g. and
the east half OF Lots and all in Block No H. in Dem
mark Les County, lows Taken and levied upon A. the
property Of T. nvod Son sstisfy said wit OF exc
cution. PETER MEIENDY & Marshal
By III. FULTON, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
Judicial District Nominations,
my POLICY"IN 1894.
Andrew Johnson Fayon CopfIuatiop

"frsssoD must be made odions and traitors must b,
punished and impoverished. Their great plantation.
must hs seized and divided into small farms ADD sold to
honest industrious men,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

sOuTnERn UuaOHIsTs C0Hvna1tOn.
Nothing like the reception which wad &C.
corded to the Southern Unionisss by the citi-
Gems Of Philadelphia was ever witnessed in
this country, except possibly the return ofthe
volunteers from the war or the ovations to
Gems. Grant, Sherman and other. md
heroes beloved BY the people. 1t wsss gssGa
day for the Philadelphians who were deter
mined to purge their city Of the dissrace
which has settled upon it since the meeting
Of Andrew~~xch1soaas mcngrei pSkfty,
on the 18th ut. What the loyal men of this
country may expect Of this city-of brotAsrly
lors-in October, u shown BY thsir denoa-
strstion in honor TO the Convention Of the
Southern Unionists, which was in such sfrik-
ing contrast with that which attended the
Copper.Johnson Convention and its Twin
sister, the Presidential electioneering TOT r.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
~ MANHOOD:
How Lost how Restored

Ja Hsb{isted a sealed enrsiop<. ffedt c<nfs.
LHTURs on THe NATUstL TREtfMksT. aud
Radical Cure Of spsrmsforrhT Seminal eskness In
voluntary Emissions h~xuai Debility and sdme
TO Marriage xensraIy fsryouss-s, Coasntnpties kpi
ltpsy snd RHss uertAt sd Physteni nIhty result
inx from Self Abnse he. by RoBf. cuLvKlvsII, n. +,
author of The green b1ak, &c,
"a Dsun to TAsasa nAs ~ sulsrsYs.r
Sent under seal. In plain snveiop~ To any address
rosatd on receipt 81 cent? o. two posags STAMPS
by CHARs ]. C. KLINE 90,
I27 Bowery, n. T.. Post Once Bsx as So.
Also Dr. cui.er~eIrs Marriage 6atds pries 70 cents
srpsl-dA w3mos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
Congressional Nominations.

Flint District
JAS. r. WILSON, ofJensrson County.
Second District,
HIRAM PRICE, sostt County.
Third District
VIM. b. ALLISON, Dubuque County.
Fourth Dstrtict,
VIM. LOUGHRID0E, MahAska County.
Rifh District
GEN. G. NJ. DODGE, Pottawattamie Co.
Sixth Dstriet,
A. w. HUBBARD, Woodbury. County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

10y II 4O0hoAMo1ms
The New Orleans correspondent Of Che
New York Nmes says that three thousand
signsrs have been obtained to Congression-
a petition by the radicals, which states uns
qualifedly that the lives of Union men there
are not safe. The same CONSERVATIVE aus
thority Odds: LIZ
at is useless to disguise the fact that there
il . mssk ed distinction between the people Of
the tao sections. Southerners and ex.rebels
naturally patronizs their own kind, and
Northerners do the same. No matter how
conservative Northerner may be when he
first comes to the South, he soon finds that
the great mass Of the natives club together
against him in business, and he Is forced to
fraternixe with Northerners or remain bans
ishsd from society altogether.
= 'sUriversal suffrage men
are ostracised in every manner on sight, and,
Is political opinions enter into the socialeom-
position Of the South, and influence CONNER
cial matters more than they do ct the North,
they undoubtedly have good grounds to com
plain that they are badly treated
In another part Of this same letter the
writer nys:
Gan Of the members OF the convention
have been indicted BY the Grand Jury of the
parish, but - yet not . single policeman or
citizen rioter or murderer has besn brought
to justice BY the civil authorities, although
many Of them are we'll known and are poin-
ted out on the streets to strangers. No dis
charges from the police force have been made,
while i y coufessedly true that the chief off :
GERS of he force know that many Of their men
WI sns1fw ,f dnv,.~s~hx rn,,~1 =, -
The radicals have already commenced retail.
alton by making affidavit befors Judge
Hiestand, United States Commissioner, that
Mayor Munroe and other municipal officers
were accessories, if not principals, in the
murders Of the 3oth ultimo. Martial Law pre-
vailing, these afidavits were sent to General
Sheridan and have not haan heard nf since =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
Legal Notices.


rrtted laascs If Amerfea, sstsrn D,-lrioa or Rsea
PETER MELENDY, United States
hArshAl Tor the stsse Of Iosa do hereby give pub-
be Dotce. that In the Of the United States aSanst
tf,y bushels Of corn m-ai ct al IN Of seizure
and forfeiture nuosr Act Of Congress did on the 24th
lay ofJune lsoS At the city ~ Keoknx, Lee county,
lows att~ch snd Nke into possession for en~to-
dy, ffy tsshs Of meal. Hty bushels OF rye
hmy hve bushels OF rye hundred bushels OF corn
eighteen poands u hops pair platform scsies
one small o. one Erindstons hteen ami bar
reis Of high wines, two desks two char. am
gipe and sof'cr, sti tub and vorn one ma.h NIB
one pair burrs, four rmenting tube sundry gearnxs
and belts.
And also give public notice thsf the time assigned
FOR the rtturn Of said warrant ~ The nth dsy OF
tember, 1895 and hereby sfmon,sh mons All
persons claiming iniei in the said fifty hushel. of
corn meal, Il, al, or knowing having anything to
say Why the shoud not be condt and sold 10
answer tbs demand Of sad belIanf they be aud so
pear befre the said District Court for District OF
Iowa at rsarn term, 10 be begun hoidhu AZ said
District Court room, the 18th day or sept afors-
said 1858 At Reokuk Lee county Ior Ia -aii District
90 said last named day, when ard where ca ise viii
be heard then and there TO intepose their claims and
ssit libel md make thsr sIl4gstfans In that re-
half. PETER AELgNDY n 3 n
auEf1dlf BY IT FULTON Derut5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07

Gov. Vim. u essns, viii ssdrsu sAs pesp,s Of low.
apon the political Issues Of the DAY. ct the following
places and timss viz, e.
Newton. Tuesday, sspt. lis D. n
s Boo, S Ths,sdsy, sPsia, Spa.
W WEI. city. saturday s.pa. Is, ap.nl
Knoxville Tuesday,. Oct. az. N.
ns friends o. eassss ass sAs Rsp~bliesn o,utr,I
COMMITTEES Of tn, several countiss s.s r.ou.st.a =
AXE all the local arrangements for III. ,..,,,.,.
respective o. l'ies. NE CUrfs
t'hsirman Rep. STATE com.,.t..
Hos. Il. n. srrlrs Reeul lIcan candsdat. spr sn,--
court Reporter, will al the people Of Iowa a n.
Anoving times and pi-c s. viz;
Bloomfield, Sept. nth It 81 n
CCentseyille, Sept, iith, 1t 2p m
CCotyaDn, Sept. 1ath I'll .. m
marion, e<pt isth at . M
sceoia Sept 1ssh at u M
Anon. Sept. l5tL as2 -
quincy, Sept l7th at mn
rontsneiie Sept 18th, atap.n
rsnofs, sept fsth Mt 2 y m
pes sensfson. k-pt Goth a In m
Sconshoro. sspt slst. & :.
Nsv.aa; ssp4. aai < ! =. s4As
Toi. .s.' ssr. sn ny. !; ~, .saNn-
y yI.asssi =. r: a a. !. 4 s a..
AAs.ao:s ~. Sssh. i s + m
Upton, Oct, ls& st 2p N.
Mwsfao. Get. "a, st2 pm.
u fieasant. Oct. kth ct n
Fairhsad. o. ssA, Il lp. =.
me k<ssss'sAa Central connittss. ~ -.
soanfiss srs rsasssted % tAss d, r,e,.. !. ~.
'ns 10 shsr respective counties. - I. l
.Ak' Ill .'sssasy srrasssneun tAs,ss.
T. \. CU1R
- -. stais osntral oouuon,a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
State Nominations.

For Secretary Of etats.
COL. ED WRT0HT, Of Cedar CO.
For Treasurer Of State,
Maj. sAM'L r. RANKIN, ~ w ashing ton.
Fer Auditor OF State,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell Co.
Por Attorney asnsral,
r. 4. BIsSELL, OF Dubuque Co.
For Register Of the State LAnd..0mce
Col.sC. G. CARPENTER, ef Webster Cs.
FOR Reporter Of the Supreme Court,
r. h STILES, OF Wapsllo Cs.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
Capt. cHAD. l.. LIADERAAN, OF Page.
Chairman State Central Committee.
N. Il. CUCTa. M aanfexuna.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-07
TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
T0AAa ID 10 MlarAxn Annn~


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