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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-06

Leave eia-ksviiis xonday and Thurs
day a. J
Arrive at Dover BY 6
Leave Dover Tuesday and Friday at
Fam
Arrive at clarksviile BY 6 p n
Bids Tor three trips = veeS invited.
1929 From Palmyra, BY Yellow Creek
Furnace, Sailors Rest, Dsnielsville,
ls miles and back, oncea week
Leave Palmyrs Friday At 3
Arrive AZ DanielsTills BIZ II n
leave Dsnielsvills Friday az D
Arrive at Palmyra By Z D m
Bids forfwo trips week invited.
IOsIO From Dover to Mint Spring, 10 miles
l. and back, once q week
Leave Dover Friday at Il m
Arrive at Mint Spring by ,
Leave Mint Spring Friday 81 5 a
Arrive at Dover BY II a N.
1921 From Dover, BY Iron Mountain and
Laura Furnace, Ky, TO 6Olden
Pond, q miles and hack, once .
week
Leave Dover Wednesday at Z p m
Arrive at Golden Pond next day by
I'm
Leave Golden Pond Thursday ct l pm
Arrive at Dover next day by 9 s IA
Bids fortwo trips a week invited
1929 From Dover, BY Standing Rock,
Mouth Of Sandy, and Mount Vista,
10 Paris, IS miles sndbsek, twice 8
week
Lesvs Dover Tuesday and Fridsy at
Tam
Arrive st Paris BY SPIN
Leave Paris Monday and Thursday at
Tam
Arrive at Dover by6 . m
Bids ior three trips = week invited
1928 From Dover. by Kukman's Furnace
and Paris Landing, IN Paris -
miles and back, oncsla week
Leave Dover Thursday at : q m
Arrive st Paris by 6 pm
Leave Paris Friday at m
Arrive at Slower by 8 P N.
1924 From Mouth Of Sandy, BY Buchsnsn,
TO Conyersyille, Il miles snd back,
oncea week
Leave Mouth OF Sandy Saturday st
6am
Arrive at Conyersyille by ls
Lesye Conyersyille al l
Arrive at Mouth Of Sandy BY : pm.
I0zI5 From Paris. BY Barren Hill, North Fork.
0o14aNAlIa LALr1lAuu Ecl4GLAoAr khIr 49,
Wesley, to Clinton, Smiles snd back, tHice
sweek.
Leave PARIS Tuesday and Friday attain
Aruve Rt Clinton 1ext days b.
Lsave Clinson Tuesday md FRIDAY Is c . N
Arnse Al Fsrs neTt days 81 II m.
l1s1e From Paris, By New Boston, aud Cottage
grove. TO EIm Tree. n miles and hacks
oGcB = week.
leave Psris THURSDAY At
Arivs as Elm Tree hfsp pm
Leave kim Tree THURSDAY aiGam
Arrivs At Paris b. J. n
I0zl7 Prom JohnsonHlle, By Camden, Benton Gnd
Sandy bridge, to huntington, T. niles AEd
lack, three tines . weak.
Leave JohDsonviAs ho1dsy. Wedncsdsy srd
FudsY allan
Arrives Huntingdon By SPIN
Leave Huntingdon Tassday, Thursday and
saturday At , a
Arrive at Johnsooyille by 4pm
Proposals invited for q n ps a week.
1O11s From Camden. BY Msnlyyile, Sandy Hus
Parls. Nj HOLY Ike, Como aod lryinss
store. - Drssdan. s. milea arI bsCk. oncs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-06

Leave eia-ksviiis xonday snd Thurs
day a.
Arrive at Dover BY 6
Leave Dover Tuesday aud Friday at
Fam
Arrive at Clarksviile BY 6 IA
EIda lnr rh-aa tin. H.aLfrr.ia
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-06
UNITED STATES SAILS.
1conelndei from Ia -

lconciuded from Jet page.l
lt0iS From cambridge, by Trion. Wilson
Nhle, Newport, Parrottsville, Caney
Branch and Cedar Greek. 70 Lime
twice a week.
Leave DandIiSge MONDAY and Tburs-
day al 6 3
Arrive at Limestone Syringe By G
pm
Leave Limestone Springs Tuesday
and Friday at a m
Arrive at cambridge By CD
proposals invited 10 embrace Chesnut
hiil next to Irion also for three
trips a week.
1904 From Dandridge 10 Oak Grove, 6
miles and back, once q week.
Lease Daudridge Friday allan
Arrive ct Oak Grove by l pm
Leave Oak Grove Friday at g a
Arrive At Danridge BY 10 a m.
1905 From cambridge, by Kansas, to Ne
braska, ll& miles and back, once
a week.
Leave cambridge Friday at a m
Arrive at Nebraska BY liam
Leave Nebraska Friday at l2
Arrive at cambridge BY n.
IOO4e From cambridge, by DumpIin, TO
Cynthiana, II miles and back, once
. week.
Leave cambridge Friday at u N
Arrive at Cynthiana By .
Leaye C~ynthinna Friday at G a m
Arrive at cambridge by Ham
Bids FOR two trips a week invited.
leo4z From sevierville, BY Pigeon Forge,
Cat inburgh, Oeona LuIiy, az. CD
Qualstosn, Big Spring, Webster,
and East Laport-, 70 Cashiers VAL
ley, s. miles and ba-k, once q week
Leave GRieryille Wednesday at l
pm
Arrive at Ga;linburgh By p
Leave ~Gatlinburgh Wednesday at :
am
Arrive al Sevierville by I2m
Leave Catlinburgh Thursday at :
a N
Arrive at Cashiers Valley next dsy BY
i m
Leave Cashiers Valley Friday at /
pm
Arrive al Gatlinburgh next day By &
pm
7 mas Trom Cavfcr-sTTa ~ Ua~.;.br~~b
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

exercise the right to punish somebody. or TO
deny somebody civil right, on account or
his color, that its rights in q State will be
destroyed.
1t is manifest that unless tn bill can he
passed, nothing can be done to protect the
freedmen in their liberty and their rights.
Whatever may have been the opinion Of the
President at one time, as 10 good faith in re-
quiriAg the security to freedmen of their lib
erty and their property, it is now manifest,
from the character Of his objections to this bill
that he will approve no measure that will ac-
complish the object. That the second clause
Of the Constitutional Amendment gives this
power, there can be no doubt. Some have
considered that it gives the power even to
confer the right of suffrage. | have not
thought 80, because | have never thought
suffrage any more necessary to the liberty of
freedman than Of . non voting white wheth-
er child or female. But his liberty under the
Constitution he is entitled to, and whatever
is necessary to secure it to him, he is entitled
to have, be it at the ballot or at the bayonet.
If the bill now before us, and which goes no
further than to secure civil rights to the freed
men, cannot be passed, then the Constisa-
the inhabitants of the land is cheat and a
delusion
= cannot better conclude what have to say
than in the language Of Mr.. johnson on
the occasion OF the veto On the Homestead
Bill, when, after stating that the fact that the
President was inconsistent and had changed
his opinion with reference to the great meas
ure and great principle, Was no reaSon why .
Senator or Representative who had acted un-
derstandingly should change his opinien, he
said: II hope the Senate and House Of Re
pesentatives who have sanctioned this bill
by more than two-third majority, will, ac-
cording to the Constitution, exercise their
privilege and power. and let the bill become
q law Of the land according to the high be.
hests of the American people
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08
Bill. approved by the President.

wAsulscTos, April !.
The President has approved and signed
the bill more efeetualily to provide for the
punishment Of certain criminals against the
United States. Itproyides that If any person
or persons shall falsely make, alter forge, or
counterfeit or cause or procure to be falsely
made, altered. forged or counie1feited, or
willingly aid or assist in the false making, al
tering, forging or counterfeiting, aty bonds.
bids. proposals. guarantee, security. official
bond. public record. affidavit, or other writ
ing, for the purpose OF fdefrauding the United
States. knowing the same 10 be ial@e altered
or coanterfeited; or shall transmit 10 or pres
ent II. or cause or procure to be transmitted
70 or presented at the Office Of any lofficer Of
the United States. any such false. forged, al
tered or counterteited bid. proposal. guaran.
Tee, security, affidavit or other writing know
ing the same to be false. altered or coounter-
feited for the purpose Of aefrauding|the Unit
ed Sta,es-any such person shall be deemed
abiadged and guilty -of felony, and being
thereof duly committed. shall be sntenced to
be imprisoned and kept a, hard labor no,
exceeding ten years. or be fined one thousand
dollars. or both, at the discretion of the
Court
The bill further provides that If any offence
sAoas nc S"tn III pidLc NHItH HAS
been or shall hereafter be ceded to And under
the jurisdiction of the United States, which
offence is not provided for, or the punishment
therefor Is not specially provided for By the
laws of the United States. such otfek1ce shall,
upon conviction in any court of the United
States having eognigznce thereof, be liable
TO- and receive the same punishment as the
laws OF the State in which the place is or
may be situated, VOW in force provided for
the like ofense when committed within the
jurisdiction of such States; and no subsequent
repeal of any such State law shall effect any
prosecution for such offence in any of the
courts Of the nited States
The President has also approved the bill
providing that in case any officer of the Navy
or Marine Corps, on board vessel in the
employ of the United States. which, by any
casualty or in action with the enemy has
been may be sunk. and shall thereby have
los, his personal effects, the proper account.
ing officers are authorized, with the ap-
proval OF the Secretary of the Navy, to allow
to such officers sum. not exceeding the
amount OF his sea pay for one month, il,
compensation for the loss.
The President has also approved the bill
providing for transfer of the custody OF the
library of the Smiths sonian Institute to the
library of Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08
Cheap Paper.
NEW IoRK, April

NEw IoRK, April I.
A Washington special says the WAYS ard
Means Committee have decided to report in
favor of the repeal Of the revenue tax on
printing material; such as paper, ink and
type, together with the material which enter
into their composition. The asseciation OF
western printers and proprietors, have been
urging upon the committee the request that
soda, vine, glaze, bleaching powder, felting,
cloth. and materials used in the manufacture
OF paper shall be put on the free list, that the
present duty OF 70 per cent. on unszed pa
per shall be reduced to not exceeding per
cent; they hold that cheaper paper will in
crease the demand for this article. The com
mittee ls disposed to consider this last sng-
gestion. It is believed the government would
not suffer loss by its action.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08
Steamers Bnrned.

ST. Louis, April THE steamers Majois,
Effie Dean, Nevada, Fannie Ogden, and
Frank Bates, were burned at the foot OF the
leyee this morning. The loss on the boats is
about two hundred and twenty Ave Thousand
dollars. The cargoes, and about thirty thou.
sand bales belonging to the North Western
Fur Company, and heavily laden with sup
plies for trapping posts, were lost. Insurance
not ascertained
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08
For Sale at a Bargain!

MY presen. residence situated ,o, on me .es cof.
lvl nrr Of ,nr.h Morgan streets, loIs ana "
49, I. +. two stpr, brick house, contain eight
rooms, with good ou'snaInss q there are In rs re
80, ,art, i. IN rood repair Tho lots are well led with
es.es iruif trees aud shrnbbeIy Peach Pear Quinee,
plum pple and Cherry Trees, all fruit arng besides
II, the smaller fruits. II cannot find purchaser for
the house and three lots viii -e the house and lot No.
upon which all the improve nts are situated Tho
p perty Y ta-ie1 70 ne q me Best hooas -
portion OF Vain str eet viii be sold at fair orce and
upon favorable tsrns. Possession given immediately
Also. good hand Piano and Piano stool which
Offer for few dAys at hundred ard my doiors II
not cold will ship il to the mann facfurers can De
fcunA the premises mentioned, or tne omoe oi
Ccuuahle smyth. foctAl oao. H-sMfT"s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

n GENTS WANTED.-Por the Pictorial Book Of An
~ DoTE and In ID.EM Of the RssTLlIoN. A teautt-
fnl rota octave rolu~e,-cont ning oyer 700 nble
column page and illn tated with over Soa spirited liz
like eng .asiugs. The smpl. brilliant aud reads-
BILE book which the has called forth, Th- roll ri
fame ard story The Nanr, Picket spy, Scout, Bv
onac and sex: with feats of dar't g. hand to hend
counters sattng surprisss wonder full escape. famous
words and deeds Of wome tana-y and hospital scenes
ps experiences psrtings and reuion- last words OF
the ing ntofs Of the tender ssion final scenes
aud events the great drama and nl III se momentn
hours, a t. and movements, the IN mory OF wnsn
Will live In ters of blood bfoee the and oui
6re IN the hearts Of those who participated 70 sns
these sifttd Ike Id are here presented Y ~
fractions Sen f,r Circulars and see our tef -
dre.s-ZEfGtFa NccuR Y c., Lombard Biork.
Chic.eo Il or No North fifth strees, 81 Loui' Mo.
anfl-dtV10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

LOSSES PAID.
4 A7,2 8 6

47.296
Fire Policies isued through is AGENCIES for the year
closed Il suggestive Of the wide sprasd ana extensive
businss q eri.yed by the PHtENIX and the .mpeatlc
desire among all classes for the protection its policies
afford.
EHAScH FOR THE AND sourH.
NO. IL WEST FOURTH ST, CINCINNATI 0.
I'm. MAGILL, Gen1 Agt
PHENIx Policies issued promptly, by
VIM. FULTON,
ncb14d3m Keokuk, low a, Resident Agt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

SCOTCH ALE-Wm. Younger 4 Co.
~ fdnhurgh, in pint stons hottl Also Bass Co :,
East India Pale, for sale by
mehao WILKINSON BARfLErT co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

j. A. ESSIG,
Aain st., bet Fourth ana Finh. Keoklk, lows.
NJ ANURACrURER Of all kinds Of plain and fancy
lv1 CANDIES.
Also dealer In FRUITS. NUTS TOYS, &c; which of.
fer At Wholesale aud retail market prices. Or
ders from Country Merchants promptly filled.
apri-diy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08
Wanted,
=. VOLNEv

=. vOLNEY.
pRACTICAL DYER AND sCOURER.
i Third Street, between Main AID John.on n.yt -
the Feed Store.
Repairing and Re-pressinr
or 0enflemen's clothes neatly done. The public NAV
rely their work being done in the most scientfc
wofkmsn-iike manner, and punctualy.
apr4d6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08

8 UGARS-50 hhds. New Orleans Suga
~ old crop lor sale BY
jsnh STAFfORp Levee
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08
THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL.
Aenator Trumbulrs Speech I'm Reply to
the Presldent's Veto, Delivered In
the Senate Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, April 4

" ASHINbIUN, dPTff
The entire interest of Congress was cen
tered in the Senate on the 4th inst, the floor
being occupied for nearly two hours and
balrby Senator Trumbull in review of the
Presidents late veto message, and in support
of the Civil Rights Bill. The speech is con
sdered by everybody % be one of the few
great speeches of recent years, and is com
mented upon by members of all political
views as a masterpiece of clear and concise
logic The opening and concluding por-
tons, embracing the chief points, are as fol-
lows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08
$1,OO6,79O.3 O.33,

the public that choice indemnity Of
Wholesome and permanent character strongly guaIan-
teed by Phanx POLICIES.
STEADY DEVOTION TO STRICTLY LEGITIMATE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-08
N. STAFFORD,
Wholesale Grocer,
LEvEE. KEOKUK.

lust received on consignment large lot
- OF choice Iobscco vari,ns brands. nd For sale low
by Sr,FtuRD.
.ras3O-d No. oil & co Levee, Keokuk.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1866-02-22
Mr.. NASBYS VISION.
CoNFEDRIT x ROADS (wich
is in The Stait nv Kontnckv y

Last mite I retired to my vlrtoous couch
at percisely halfpast eleven, after eatjr
rather light supper, for that time Nv nj
l alluz make it pint to eat light in the,
eyenin, for I'm gittin old and my diges-
tive faculties amt what they was when /
wuz young. Alas! We who hev lived
out the best part Nv our days, wat wood
we give to be set back to the time when,
with our faculties unimpaired, we Good
consoom good square meal without fear
NV cOnsakenses. But
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1866-02-22

Readers may be divided into four class
es. The first may be compared to an h on
glass, their reading being as the sand it
runs in and runs out. The second class
resembles sponge which imbibos every
thing, aud returns it nearly in the same
state, only little dirtier. The third
class is like a jelIybag, which allows
everything that is pure to pass away, and
retains only The refuse only and dregs
The forth class may be compared to the
slave in the diamond mines Of Golconda
who casting aside all that is worthless per-
cryes only pure gems
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1866-02-22
No matter how costly it may b
EaOyg we Shall Proceed.

We have adopted the plan of sale now so po-
pular of charging uniform price and this price
will invariably be 81 for each article regardless
of value The Expenses of conducting our
Agency are paid by the sale ofcert ificates, or
coupons representing the various articles
These certificates are sold at FIFTY CENTS
each or for two dollars, and each certificate
will show the holder the particular article he
or she is entitled to on payment ofan addition
al two dollars.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1866-02-22
THE ORPHA AN BEG GAR.

Fatherless, motherless,
-Cheeress in grief,
She is an orphan one
Asking relief.
Look in those fearful eyes,
Haggard and wild
Pass her not needless by, 'ru.
Pity the child.
Down in some cellar dark ,-.
stl Sadly she sits;
Smiles affection there
She newer gets.
Naked and starving there,
Hard is her lot;
Do, for the Saviours sake,
A deed ne'er forgot.
List TO her pleading tones;
rqF by snaile;
Let Ns0iistian charity ~
Sorrow beguile; s r
Christ sends his "Iittle one"
...t Saying to thee, ~
"All you shall do for her
Is done unto me"
bCcl III IlCl uoliOW CutChS
Pale anguish lies;
How from each painful look
Poverty cries
All the dark waves of woe
Over her roll; ....
'None," has she often said,
Scare for my soul" u-..
Spurn her not, grieve her not,
Grudge not her dole
Angels of charity '..
Smile on thy soul,
Ready to bear the news
Up to yon sphere,
What thou hast done for Christ's
''Little one here.
Pity the orphan one;
Care for her now
Dash every pang from her
Care-shadowed brow;
Bind up the broken heart
Sorrow hath riven;
Life is awaiting thee,
Endless in heaven!
N. Y. Eean and Chronicle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1866-02-22
Curious ASTRONOMICAL FAcT.--An

CURIOUS ASTRONOMICAL FAoT.-An
exchange says: "Ihoso interested in the
study Of astronomy may find something
on which to employ their genius from the
TACT that, during the present month, Jan
uary, there will be two full moons the
month Of EebruarySswil! sbe favored with
nothing of the kind, and March will bo
horalded and expire with couple Of natl
ured lunar illuminations. Can any Of our
scientific friends explain when such an
event happened before, and when it will
occur again Z"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1866-02-22

sGg~A Vermont soldier wrote to a New
York girl who pined her name to some
clothing he received through the sanitary
commission, and the correspondence led
to courtship and marriage; and now the
sergeant finds he has good wife and a
cool half million in money besides
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1866-02-22

Seventeen million dollars in gold were
yielded by the Idaho mines i'll 1863,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21
.Speer's Port Grape Wine

t1URE and four years old, for the Commu-
l. nj Table AID fsnstl y Pteseriltd BY Physi-
cians for Female- Weakly Persons ard Ttvnlids The
Great Remedy for Kidney Affections, Bhe.natism and
Iii VI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21
Cabus' Hair II Dnfc,

This aneqnsied preparation which pess peeu
liar properties Questioning grey hair to its original color
and causss Il 10 assume the color IL posseed before
turned grey. It 10 . permanent cure for dandruG
strengthens and enlvens the hair eives the
eA lapfHg 9n4 nsturp npistar rncss ahnarua scvrf
itching and oftheskip Persons have tried
this preparation say thnf they have tried all kinda
Tonic and Hair and had neret
and any avtis thas wvaia prodacs desired result
ussi they kad tried my Hair Tonic II lsa cured per
no had solid masses Of dandru2 ali nd
cemented together In the share Of cap covering the
whole head and the OF thirty afeer nj
foRie tbe scur and dandruG ali tn,
hair Which had nntil that time been prvsnted from
growing, resumed its former healthy srowth.
In the Of one Jaee Hershon the list Iowa
anfry whose head vas caverec with thick coating Of
dandruE and scurf m-niion-d sbefe nh whose hair
had Utmost completed Fafen ~ shown the virtue
this Tonic for n the Of three w.~k3 Application
oft his scalp assumed healthy coadie and hi. hair
commenced to beautifully 1bi- IL dniy ease
ofthe Ri adn tboassad coa8 nficr ma nv Others
but for of-pace and prove from do
ing 80
Sold BY Tg0RGEcABrs. corner on secbnd and Main
sfr~<f Price eerts per bottle ifbera discount
he trs5~ ocz-dsna
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21

cry family. at this SEASON. should NE sPEESE
WINE f!sbs sts s,rope for il. medicinal aud
6cai .uaIiti-s highly esteemed by .miaen, phi, sican-
used n European aud American Hospital and By some
o. the hrst families n Europe and America.
AS Ton nc II has -4aal eau-ng an appetite and
building mp the syst@m being ~ntr-lv pur wine OF
most valuable grsp-. Al DIHEETEC Il irnpsrt@ .
healthy sctiou Of the Stands Kineys and Urinary Or.
gsn. very beneficial IN pror.y, Gout and Rhumsc AZ
fectons. SpEgh WINE par- article from the Juice
OF th- Prs G.ape posssring medicinal properties supe
rior 10 other vine in ssd excellent article
for all weak and ds,i'sssd person. and the -Ked
hrm. improving the appetite. and tenehtng ladies
children. Try ii oHcs ard yoa xiii nsf h. d,cei-~d.
81 Be the signature of ALyEEp sPKEk over the
cork Of each bottle
sodby wilkinson. Bartlett Co ksokut Iowa and
AL FIRST ciass deAers who also sell CAsTTLLA PORT
BRANDY, choice Old che, smpnr ted oriy By Mr.
Epeer. direct fram the valley Of OioTto. foctS-6n
A1-Trade supplied 10y Wholesale Dvnrg'st1.
Arby A sPkER, At hi. yin.y ard In New Jer.ey
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. Dos BROADWAY, NRw YORK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21

MY present residence, situated on the cor
1NA Of ,arth ant Morg efr@ets lots and O.
block A. II two stor, brick honse contan nr eight
r-.oms, with good outbuildings there in tbe
city stable xood coal houss and Hash house. The
N psrt, al Ia good repair. The bot. will led With
choice fruit trees and shrnsbety Peach Pear Ounce
fam apple and aasrry Trees all frst 6snuEs be-des
the house and three ots will Ssl tbs house ana lot No
. upon which al the improvements are situated The
perry situated In ms Of the In
tne cty only hve minutes walk from sas 70 ,usipe.s
pofuon OF VAN street; VIII be sold 1t HAr ,rice and
upon hvorshs term Pcsasssicn aiven immedi s>eiy
o6ev for ioS days Ct one hundred ara dfsy doIor.
not sola VII chip 70 The manu- krt.ssss. can Sc
sanAbae onyA- fssse1 e0osA MffH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-21

Case OF 90 walls and book complete 80 90
Case Of 2olsrse va's in morocco, and book ... o.
Case Of ~ large walls pain and book ..... 20
Case of Is boxes tNos TO I5) and book ..... 90
These remedies, by the single box are ser 10
any part q the country, by mail express free Of
charge, on feteift ~ the prize. Afdress
HUMPHRKYT SPECTPTC
H0NEOPAT THO Madeleine COMPANY
Office and Dep NJ. So y. oadw az In ew York
FOR sale by every Medicine D.ae~.
Dr HUMPHREYS Is consui' ed ta'ly at biz Office per-
sonali or by letter, above fr all d. disease
innEdly
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