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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-11-23
a la MODE CORSET.
DO do not fail to soo these Goods.

Bank Street, St, Adams, 10. a3-tf
$. II. LEWIS, Jr a. %. HWAINEHp
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-11-23
CUSTOM WORK

Ever noticed in st. Adams Try rs, and be con-
WINGED of this statement
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-11-23

Cali and examine our Stock before purchasing
elsewhere Highest market price paid for coun-
try produce
WEEKS a REYNOLDS,
Lake Street, st. Adams April y, 1866 93-tf
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Remember the place g. n. WHEELER
l3s-ly Main street, opposite the Count House.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-21
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERMlsTER,
DEPARTMENT OF THE COLUMBIA,

Fbrt Vancouver, ". r., March 2S, 1866.
SSEALED PROPOSALS will he received for the TRANS
- P0RTATI0N OF GOVERNMENT FREIGHT over
the following named routes: a1.ft
1st. From Fort Dalles Oregon. to CampsCurry, Wat
and Wright. Bidders to state the price per pound
In Corn, they will take the freight or. es
Separate bids required for each Camp. Bids for this
service will be received at Fort Daes Oregon by Capt
james Gilliss A. O. NJ, U. s. A. and at this office, up
to - NJ, on the lst day Of May, 1865.
I'd. From Wallula, w. T, to Fort Colville W. t.
Bids for this service will be received at Fort Walla
Walla T., by Lieut.. John Noble, A. A. O. NJ, and
at this Office up TO IL NJ the lat day Of May 1865.
3d. From Wallua. W. T., to Fort Boise I. 4. The
price per pound In Coin to be stated by bidders for this
transportation Bids for this service will be received by
Capt. T.J. EckersoD, A. O. U. s. A., Fort Boise, l.
and ut this Office up to IL NJ the 10th day Of May,
1885, U
4th, From Fort Dalles Oregon, to Fort Boise, l. T.,
tho price per pound In Corn, fr which transportation
will be furnished this to be stated Bids for
this service will be received Fort Dalles Oregon, by
Capt James Gillks NJ, U. s. Al Fort Boise 1. I.
by Capt. n. j. Eckerson, 40 NJ u s. A.; and at this
oiicc, up to IL NJ, on the 18th day OF May, 1906
Bidders for all the routes will be required to, give
bonds with good and sufficient security for the faithful
them nader this advertisement Bids to be In duplicate
md accompanied by oath OF allegiance to the United
States e. 10 ,.f ttor +. .7ttaI t.4tg ID
Tie right TO reject any oil bids Ia reserved, II so
deemed best for ths inteIest Of the service, r. ~
All contracts made subject to the approval of the De-
| partment and Division Commanders
| Brevet It. Col. and Chief On ,rtermaster,
a3dlw4tt stm1 Department Of the Columbia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

[Frum. the New York san, 17th inst.
For the FIRST time in bis life Horace Greeley
is complete master of the political situation
in this State. He ID now the champion.
the head and frout--of the Radical party in
New ! ork, and there Is no one TO control his
leadership. But his path to this position has
been rugged one. For many years he led
onl, cerporals guard of the anti Demo
cratic party in New York, and although he
fought his opponents with great earnkstness
and persistency, he made but little head way.
Thurlow Wood, the most skillfui political
leader whom this State has ever produced,
held the control of the party. In the State
conventions. and in the general management
of the party. he WAS able to defeat and foil
his Jealous opponent at every turn. Bet the
change in the current Of political events .,
least did for Mr.. Greeley what years OF patient
and nntlring labor failed TO gain tor him, and
also took from Mr.. Weed the mastery in
spite Of his superior shrewdnces, sagacity and
foresight. 1t is the progress of Radical ideas
to which Mr.. Greeley solely owes the position
which he now occupies as the leader of his
party in this State. Mr.. Weed was identified
with the Conservative interest, and when that
interest was submerged by RadicaIism, he
went under with it, and Mr.. Greeley came in
upon the Radical tide, and his triumph be-
came complete. How long he will retain his
present place remains to be seen. He is not
q sagscious political leader, but he is m ear
nest and jealous worker in the cause OF his
party, and will not be deposed wihosl shsrd
struggle. II Is by no means likely TIT he
will retsin the sscendency as long y M.
Weed did, but at present he has everything
in his own hands, and has reason to conRrat
ulate himself that the tide in the affairs Of
his party has led him to political fortune.
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!" Poetic Justice

The Houston (Texss) Telegraph, the paper
which predicted q few weeks ago that The
time would come when it would be better to
have been :. Confederate" than Federal
soldier, has the following on late elections:
1.-THE Democrats of the North are being
defeated in the elections. Although against
our interests AS Southern people, We cannot
help feeling that there is poetic justice 10 il.
They deserted the South and truth at the
Charleston Convention in 1860, for the sake
Of Office they fought against the South and
in favor of radical abolitonism during the
war for the sake Of office and yet, after all
their hypocrasies and all their dishonor they
were distrusted during the war, are dis,rust
cd still They deserve their fate. With hon.
orabfe exceptions, such as Vallandigham, the
Seymours, and others, they have been for the
last ten years the most dishonest, hypocriti-
cal and corrupt party in the United States
They and the Radicals will both be destroyed
for their crimes in the end
This is cruel ingratitude, and for il there
can no be excuse. Northern Democracy was
always the consistent slave Of +" the lords OF
the whip" serving its plantation masters
through every yicissitude Of fortune with ev.
cry possible fidelity False to every other
pledge which il ever made, il never forsook
or refused to do their mental service, and now
that its hour Of agony has come, it had right
to expect soothing sympathy, but, instead Of
consolation. it gets only curses and cuffs The
South gloats over its fall and derides its dy-
ing ,hroes. Even Brutus draws his dagger
to stab bis lifelong friend, already morally
wounded.
This may be "poetic justice, but it is no
less q stern and awful reaiity.-Chfedgo JoSr.
nal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

THE Chicago Post says the Staats Zeitan0
OF this morning, alluding to the adhesion
which the New York Stats Zeitsm0 (dem. J,
has just given TO the new policy Of the Chi,
cago Times, makes tbs following pertinsn,
suggestions:
.'In order to test the honesty of the Demo
crats, Congress should ct once proceed to in
troduce universal suffrage in the Distric, OF
Columbia. Senator Wade prepared bill for
that purpose 1t the commencement of the
last session, and in the house Of representa-
tives similar bill wAs offsrd BY M. Kelly.
The bill, however, failed, probably because
Congress had not the courage to PASS it IN the
teeth of the outcry Of the Copperhea . and
Rebels in Warrington. Congress has
unquessienably full and unlimited legislative
power over the district, and the Democrats
have no objection in principle to offer to the
carrying out of the doctrine of impartial
suffrage. There is sufficient majority to
overcome the possible veto of the Pres
ident.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24
Fre~ .celer.As Jewst,..
Colorado Jewett'' writes from Antwerp e
the Philsdelrhia Telegraph, % follows.

"Colarado Jewett'' writes from Antwe IT TO
the Philsdelrhia 3dtgraph, % follows.
IA month since made IN appeal 70 Ma
polson l II for . support OF the European
powers to the present Congress as the only
legitimate power of Government in America,
and for friendly efforts to prevent renewal
of the war. through advice to the South not
to join the Administration Johnson party;
also, for an international solution Of the ne
gro question, as question Unidentified with
humanity, and which should not be confined
10 the sole action Of America. This appeal
was forwarded likewise to European Govern
mepts. Napoleon has taken no action. from
which it may be inferred he has most unsc.
couutably changed his general policy,
stated: sHiatory will take yoar pon. action
nov As an abandonment Of the international
Congress peace project, which abandonment,
With YOUR desertlon OF Maximiliaa--both acts
OF national Neutrality-suspicious. the withd1val
fan Almighty favor, heretofore with Won.
- did the divorce Of Josephins securs M
Withdrawal Tor Napoleon L Your Naioafyi /
dowafall will be a sure and rapid = Hapo.
leon the F,rsts.
However, may a vsll freshly eoefssa
that neither neditoion nor 4 Jchn6un Sartv
can now secure peace, and that il i, ct least,
through prompt co-operation BY. ths South
wisA Obaefu1-ths radicals uadsf thef poo.
= joihiug ! legitimate movement Of the go,
PIE, frof psa rspsesss,at,se eascssd ffc9
he exception Of : leading Radical NtssA "a
: =. sss. .so.;s - % - &c
-. i 49, Y ssIEs. s =
.,i.s ~ s. E .s.e;s;:::s!ss::s .:fs.;is IL e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

Musr AccES< the SIruArIoS.-The Chica
20 Tips<s wel says that the South must yield
to the public opinion of the North in the
CREST question Of reconstruction. And, al
though it puts the matter in very bad shape,
its very unfsir statement only intensiEes the
force Of the main position. II says, while
insisting upon impartial suffrage
"There Is enc consideration which We
think should be plainly and frankly present
ed to the South. 1t is thst-no matter how
wrong the fact--the Northern people will sus-
tain Congress in its revolutionary action 20
long a. impartial suffrage shall be withheld.
That granted, these people will insist on ODE
dience TO the Constitution
And in another article the Times makes
the following very striking statement of the
case, in speaking of the amendment prohib.
iting slavery:
"And right here let us remark, that it vas
when that amendment was ratified by the re-
quisite number of States, that the question of
negro suffrage was determined in this coun-
try; that from the moment that the negro
was made free m an and citizen, it was
only question of time when he should be-
come q voter.
sit il this RESULT 10 this logic of events,
remorselsss a. fate itself-that the Chicago
Times accepts It only accepts 1t. 1t did
not, as General hurry Mcconnell did, help to
create it. It washes its hands Of oil respon
sibilty for II. II casts the responsibility for
it upon those who did create it, and among
them is General Murry Mcconnell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

THE Philadelphia Age, whose past record is
of a deeper Copperhead type than that Of
the Chicago Times even, lie now exceedingly
earnest in the new faith. 1t is in advance Of
its newly converted brother. The Age hearti
ly endorses the nomination and election Of Z
negro to Office, as member of the Massa
chusetts Legislature. II says: "For our owl
part We heartily endorse the nomination. w,
believed that the color Of the skin is no badg'
of dishonor. and when qualified BY education
TO hold the ballot, the man should be eligible
to Office. The nominee, we hear, is q msr
of sense and sagscity, and will do no discrdi
to the State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24
nova rrnns.

An old lady residing in Dubuque co..
mitaed suicide BY hanging on Tuesday -
See Tisses. @]
The Rev. VIM. b. Milburn is lectsrine9
1t Dubuque.
The Council Bluffs Nonpoveil reports IL
ts.cklayers on the Northwestern road It WORK
now only few niiss aboss o. bonn, - -
Boysf ,Sbbss sljny-6ve miles from Council
Bluff, and coming in that direction q The
ra,s II milS = d1y. szesss.ss.,
~-Ths estimated coat Of the Isha OF vAy
through Jssper cepssy u shs siusaof the G.
lR.LAP. h. II. is Ss,s42 ~. rf
Henry Barger, conductor Of freight
train on the N. ". r. r., Va Killed ss Cedar
Rapids, while engaged in switching cars.
William ]. Fostsr, living nssr RocAester,
| Mahaska county, ssifering from felon -
h;s hand, took 40 overdose Of morphene, Ard
dad in consequences.
The Stais Register says that Jonathan
Mills, Of Des Aoines, has invented valua-
bic brick making msohine, capable of making
Is, 600 bricks per day. r.
The Davenport Demserat enncsnps that
lie up,,er rspids have hsen -shSrsaghly sur
viewed. The surveyors decide that no amount
| Of tinksriag With the rissr bed VIII facilitate
navigation, The commission win report IN
favor Of canal.
i A nav coal mine 10 being worked with en-
ervy eieh. miles from Muscstine. There arr
two strata in the deposit. --she upper stratum
being regular camel coal. See Journal
WIN. Hale, Of Cedar County, Iowa, hs'
passed his one hundredth year, and 10 still
hale and hearty He uses 70 tobacco o.
ardent spirits, though indulging in tea aa'
coffee.
The New Hampton Courier says the ex
, tension Of the Cedar Falls and Ainnesot
Railroad has been determined upon, an
agents are securing the right Of way betwee
Waverly and Nashua.
! -Rev. @. W. Dubois, rector Of the Epis
t copal Church in Dubuque, is going to tax
charge Of a church at FAribault, Min
nesota. 49,. They are going TO have gran
!, public Thanksgiving supper in Dubuque. $
says the Herald.
The Knoxville Republican says that il
formation has been received of the captur
by the Indians on the plains Of q party wh
left Knoxville in October. The party CO,
sisted of David Ellis, Mrs Baker, Al nie b
ker. young lady, Albert, boy of iine, an
two young ladies BY the name of Manner
' All we're killed except the three young ladiei
The fate of these poor capsives is horrible ,
conte mplste.
: The work on the Missouri Valley Raj
road is being prosecuted with secpstome
vigor. The road as far as completed stretch
es aImos, across Mills county, and befol
many months shall have elapsed the line.wi
be completed from St. Joseph to Ccunc
Bluffs. Let persons intending 70 settle in tn
: West note this important fact. See Glenwoo
| Oniafnu
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AA.,.s ~ s|s.sas::

ss. AovoQoQfool1 nsBy(n&e9s ~
- xnAoso1e soSlribsx Of ~ Sfs
Rps Diesa evidently understands he capar
iR9n efths Enslish Language. He asseOps-
- 10 make johnson speech in Radical
ns5ll1S sink ~ Allsxixg1su1les ssssasssrs
"Fortnnassly there uaahpt ops liGht j. The
room, and that was . S1aaox 1AndlA sTh6
6rst chaix hurled n m l1mck il apd lsis g
an ) IL dafS. coa5d hcas tksA -
toward the stand and made for The, door.
That was sympAthising crowd. They coaldn's
see me, but they Ill felt for me. On Ney
fcame aSd ~ T11nt-z QAm1 in yi0lnt contact
with the form 81 Old Chopps Jhst f6f ia tipp-
ed him over and cried out, here boys, Tvs
got himl' Ode. being ofabout my shape
and dimensions, the mob was easily mislsd,
and they piled on him three deep. A.
| uSAa - uit - the front deors heeet hin
| scseamieg 81 qussters. Ism 0ts uever1e'
/ it ThnU Ms potA quarter y q THIS a9ord.
| Once outside, two or three recognized ne by
the gaslight, and, Oh, persimmons didn'i
they freeze to me like hired mani ! eaid
some<hins about itee spceek. sThey replied
| with something about freebooters, illustrating
their remarks With practical demonstrations
I bx<e ~ under Il Tor beEore ~ until reach'
| ed pile Of bricks, and you should have seeu
| them scatter. Again vas master Of thu
situation, and deeming discretion the befte,
part of valor, broke down the street - bard
e | could tear. Il tAkesa strong man u
break down street, bnt | did 1t neverthe-
less"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

A SPECIAL 70 the xissosss Rspsb,ican ..v,
that the President seid FRAxx BL,,. a. ~,
~day that he was sin u iA.or ef inpert;.l
sahnee, and referred % his disp.sel .or.1
tine ego to Governor SHAsxry, Of N,.;,.;,,.
=, in favor Of negro SnGnsss He Ia :,
he same time that il was I QUESTION for n.
several States 70 dssiAs for thsnsslvss, ~
not for Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24
HNbitual Constipation
How to Effect 4 Certain and Permanent Cart,

some nccupassons Of nfs psssposss 10 eostivcnsss,
especially thoss Witch Aiov bas itle sxescise Persons
shs contract this m hat Of body under ssch
circumstances might po-sbiy be relieved BY changing
their sedsntary enpleyn for others ofA active
kind but ths = ~ means certafu HAbisu
patton 70 very obstinate dssorder All the ordinary
called remedies Invariably sxsrssAts H. Nothing be
injuripss thas the eeatuueA NE OF sroas ap<f
tents They met rriase and 6naly almost paraiyss
the bovels-fsnde,ins them torpid that snormoss
doses Of cashsrtic medicines hsvs effect then
remedy; srd natioa in the happiest pr ror
tioa, Of these insredisats b fossd In H0srErfER's
STOMACH eIrTERS rtk famous ftonssaIc invsgor-
ates the whole Intestinal canal While quietly removtsg
iroo ts ecnvolusioss all t0pstnens TO fr~s raSsgs
through thsm- No purEstive has this dom h ope
Atios No ordipssy smnIass Effects the desired object
C~es Of Constipation abefonsd hop<i~ss ~ Assis-
gashsd medical have been cured IN few weeks BY
the Rtters To fh<e 10 hsve tri~d ell the MEDICINES
Of the dspensary In rain say Try fhh srsasGibie
rtmulsnt and aperient. There il safncsen. reason
Why constipation should be The consequences Of
habi,s. HesrxrTkR's BlTTERs, by .uptiiss H..
vigor which would otherwise be derived exercise.
will IN all enable the systep, ts
~ functions regularly and be.ithsniiy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

Gem G.o,g. w Mo-r.n nn.:.
member Of Congress, from the Tb;rteen,b
Ohio District, his brother, William Morgan,
and Judge Van Trump, Democratic member
" 49, SIn Ssrs w ron .ne awelI.n Us'ncs, ar
Of Mr.. Benedict, editor Of the Cleveland
Herald, from the Office Of postmaster at tha,
place, and the appointment of Mr.. Arm
strorg' edasor Of the i1di"deater. They saw
saara.s IT,. w. ~ ss1 ~ ~ ny encour'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24
STOPS THE HAIR FALLING OFF
STOPS THE HAIR FALLING OFF
~ MANHOOD:
How Lost ! how Restored

ysa 1Neotkfd q ssalsa esrslaPe. FScs, 60.
LDurURe ON rHn NATURAL TREATMENT. snd
kslscal Csrs Il epermAtorrh u Hennal ekasss n
voluntary H~i-scns tsxual DEBILITY, asd Inpsdinsnn
TO hsrrisge genersliy Nervousness, Consunpton, ~
ing ffo~ e~if Abuss, &c. By Rest J. CuixnvHii \. D
anshor Of the ersx book, e,
"a Bean - rhsnsanAs - ou0sFeFs."
Seat usdw ssal, u pssia snvslops, % any sAdrts
Psa&a - Esespe ofsfx csnta ~ to- peseags staaps
by CHAR J. @. kLGnk co,
at 0swsry, y. r., Pest Onlss Box - %.
Aiso Dr. oulvsrwsiPs Marriage oasdsr pros = ssais.
scptl-dAvassos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

HE Democrat rarty has 1t last reached
the dean struggle. and il writing Ia the
last agonies with bigger" on the brain. The
Chicago Tin0 an ether leading Docscn Of
the party, are prescribing for it, but for the
present they only seem to increase the dying
agon'es Of their patient Evidently it must
ans OF survive merely n the wrsck Of its
FORMER self, aud in such an imbecile condition
- not 70 % recognizable By il old scquAin.
tAuces & J
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ur0KuKs 1OWAe

ATUB4A1 14n% - - 49,. q -
T-r Nev York World 10 very much Con.
,.rn.a M Ct66ssG shsaN rspsal the Law
urder which President johnson has bssa
making 20 much capital with the rebels, by
pardoning distinguished traitors. And the
World, in dread Of such course On the part
~ Coressss. isais,1 that tho President he's
the power under the Constitution to declare
. ,ener,l anass1y for Ill crimisals, and to
pardon any person guilty Of crime before
prosecution and trial.
This would plaza The entire criminal jars
prudence OF the country in TIE psssr OF the
President and would be practical repeti.
ton Of the usurpaticns Of Charles I. and
James H., in the suspension of the criminal
Laws Of this country. The trainers Of our
Constitution, it is. very evident, never dc.
signed to place this dangerous power in the
hands Of the President, for the exercise Of i
by-An uascrupulous ruler would be the readi
est means to secure to himself dicsatoria
powers. ss.5s, - I'M
OSE of the frat bills that should Be passet
, BY Coasrsss, should h. thas fur ~ Admis
sion of Nebraska. The population is alfead.
amply sufficient TO justify it, and the progress
Of the railroads through il will tead 70 in
increase the population vsry rapidly. Tn
people ere competent to manage their owl
sGain N their own way, and it il time the.
- IL
just given . Thousand majority forthe Repub
iican ticket, and to punish them for it Presi
dent JoHssox proposes to remove their pop
ular Governor, ALVIN SAsDERs, and appoiu
Breckenridge bread-and butter chap in hi
place.
We trust that Congress win comply witt
the wishes Of the people of Nebraska, an
head of old Ny Policy amongst the verY fri
acts Of the session.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

SwEEr Opoponax from Mexico, The most
elegant and essential personal requisite for
a lady, Extract of Sweet Opoponax.'
E. T. SMITH l. CO., New York.
nov7eod3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

CoycrsrHArror OF TRoors. is reported
that from fifteen thousand to twenty thousand
troops have been concentrated at Baltimore
and Warrington city. a ~
1t would seem that the President 10 proper
ing for coup fesds in time, to overawe and
sou.lch Congress, IS he may deem expe-
dient.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

SWEET Opoponax from Mexico! Nature
could not produce richer gem or choicei
perfume. Try it and be convinced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24
For aale,

orr o. H. H. IL sd 10 s,sl u |sess ~ Of Lot :.
4 Bloch ~ With - 0r,agos esC4s Dwelling House,
atansg sisvss Iasge ruoms, ssvt4 tna rsoos BatA
roans ssd slssse; aleo KICK ssassd - 49, 49,
Title rood lrsnire Of MN vUkfON
apr3t-d k@ai Estate Agest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

CULoAsEs AEenAfiU yseErAsLs seAP.
4 superior Toilet Scar rssrsA M rsa.s
vsgstabls 0ils In combination visA 0iyssrfn
and especially dsssnsl ser ~ - q kaAAes A.
tAs usrssry. II perfume y sxquisits. aAAih
ins properties anrivsllsa. Jsr als y I'll ArueEss.
fsbY3AAvlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24
nov7eod3m
Special Notices.

TIE Republican majority in Kansas Is over
1900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

SwKrr Opoponaxl Ladies', in their NOR
ming calls carry JOY and gladness, when per
fumed with Sweet Opoponax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

ESOR SALE. = A desirable rssidsucs in
IL Hsnlsss, IT,, consisting Of ~ Sssy rsns do1ss.
With LOT 81 ~ ef gFouad, vsine0eesA VA ftas
~ sAsubsy; rood slstsrn stable and csasr estDaid
fsea fAs sSoss dasably Iocstsd IN ths ncst pses
sns ysrs Of Hailtcs aid 10 for sale ehseos VII b
exchanged fps similar property Il keokuk
u.0u}re a w Rvt%Om
nA 64neo AAm&,
iyisa No - Aais Street. Ksossh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-24

Svxrr OroPosAx Il The only elegant per-
fume. Il found On all toilets. and never
stains the handkerchief.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-10
NJ VonnaHKHA1f AUCTION sAtK or rlAsoa .lnxAsp..

nj oKEAT AUCTION sAfR or rfASoa. AtHxAsDuD
ORGANS &C. ny
HENRY ". LEEDS NfsER. on wcia,.i.y Mach -
dock A. M at the saesroins ~ iA1efu street onmp
prislng 20 Ptano. AT OfEaaa ~ chekensG hatan
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aud plAsos Ircsous 70 sasari&y. ich ma
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durability foir .>sBd .sai Flsfias 49,
galas. CuAhIs1s JfNNys 10 Broadway.