The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-13
Sold by all druggists and grocers.

the ECLECTIC Cleanser II cannot BE-
equaled. H
Sold by all druggists and grocers. (st)
The Register thus congratulates Ksokuk
and Lee county. This locality takes praise
pleasantly with . consciousness Of having
done good thing:
0The GATE CirY 10 jubilant. lts Rooster,
which looks a. though it had been fattening
for some years, steps forth in al his bride,
and crows most Justify. The Comprehension
rooster is presented with feathers dropping
and head hanging down, valkiag disconso-
lately around In the vain search after some
few crumbs for its hungry NAV. Well, Keo-
kuk did nobly. The Rooster has perfect
right TO split his throat Growing over county
redeemed from Copperhesd rule.
CARPET EMPORIUM One Of the best among
the recent business establishments Of the city
in fact, one among the best Of al the bust
ness institutions Of our city. Of any AGES
the Carpet House of our friend Copelin.
To this house can come purchasers and deal.
era throughout the Valley and over al this
Western country, certain Of finding goods TO
suit them, and no occasion to quarrel about
the price. He has. in his new rooms on
Main, near Second street, . superb stock of
Brussels. Ingram and home. made carpets,
rugs and mats, of all handsome and substan.
tial kinds and patterns, stair carpets, oil
cloths, eoverlets, shades, druggets, cocoa
mattings, and everything necessary to make
bis house one Of the carpet emporiums of the
West. Let our own citizens and dealers
from abroad visit his house.
CIAGEIr and company are wearing elonga-
ted visages at what they lachrymoniously call
the terrible prospect of horrid civil war.
They may regain their usual elasticity of spr.
its if that's what's the matter" We coz
cede that Andy policy WAS leading US to-
ward civil war but that little game was enec-
tually stopped by the work done Tuesday
For some time past in anticipation Of !,
Southern newspapers have begun TO show g
disposition to favor the adoption Of the Con
ststutional amendment by the South. That
amendment is just and fair. l, is the only
terms on which those Southern members viii
get into Congress. Let the Constifufion and
kindred Butternut organs, Andrew johnson
included, tell their Southern brethren &c
gracefully accept those terms, and we will
have justice, peace, Union, and future o.
lunalloyed serenity aud prosperity.
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/ A Nrw SroRE-We call attention to the
card OF our friend J. NJ Gelatt. He ha,
opened store for the sale Of Factory Goods
OF these he will keep q large supply, and we
commend him to purchasers in our city and
from abroad This is a species OF home pro-
ducts and institutions that it ia sensible and
profitable to support. The goods are sub
stancially and well manufactured, and we
will believe thatthi is department of trade
that will constantly increase in Importance.
| Mr. Gelatt removes frcsa Van Buren, county
to this place, and several years acquaint-
| auce with him enables us to bear willing testi.
mony TO HE great worth as citizen and a
business man. We hope for him the larges,
measure o. success.
AccrpEST.-As Mr.. o. NJ. Crane, who re.
| sides near the first toll gaze, was returning
hume yesterday forenoon. in company with
his wife and daughter, his horse took fright
and ran up the plank road at terrible gait,
upsetting the vehicle aud precipitatng sl,e
occupants into the gully, ut least twenty feet
in depth, which winds along the edge of that
road. Mr.. Crane himself was very seriously
injured, having three ribs broken and ether
wise injured internally. His wife aid
daughter, Mrs. Baughman. we're also very
badly hurt.
We have often wondered in passing up and
down that road why railing was not ex-
tended along the brink OF that gully ~ . safe.
guard against such accidents as that of yes
terday.