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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-12

Schwnrz- lis Main street. ~ v
00ODtSSrhc bescA tSares.sl ii 4l,e vishI9eyIs q
Wilmington Ohio are said to be alive with
J4tL1 &ild pigeons c.aAO2AStOhl 1000
.-----...------- nion sIl
E8- The estimated l5ssanthe destruction
l' '' @% % ofSts Mary $, Academy anda chapel there
a.n with connected, at Somerset, Ohio, few
li1 days agoby fire, is 100000. 1'li hoo
....I.ar.f4l II. 800 i.s..f - - ....t. ,a
...o.iaIi COOPER FEMALE sEMrsA RYS-The com
nencement exerc!se or the Cooper Female
7 Seminary, will belheIdoh Thursday even1
ing next the l4th inst s,ih the First Pres.
byterian Church. - s. r ..., Il
E5-G. w. Rogers OF this city, has pur-
chased the States interest in the Dayton
and Covington Turnpike, at cost of
.''. '' $3.50, and has teeciyed his certiicate as
the holder Of that amount Of stock 100 ''f
FESr1Ss.a Additional gtfoops) mistake
we mean Fenian suits, arrived this week at
the popular Eagle Clothing Store, H.
... schwarzl Proprietor, rs Main street ''''1,
EB- The State Sunday School Convention
meets at Sandusky to-day. 1T expected
that the Sunday Schools throughout the
State will be quite generally represented,
and that the attendance win be large.,. II,
LuScn To-MoBk66Ss :1Knecht & son. pro-
prietors Of the Metropolitan Restaurant
will seta splendid Lunch to- morrow WED
..t nesday) morning. at ten O'Clock. Turtle
Soup and all the other luxuries will be
served up in the best style. ..7 Hh ldi
Tgi1fT4Off 9lfd---lJ l1-4- - ~ llnliA .'.l.ft
.gt PREPARE FOR HoT WEATiiER.-I'he heat
of summer coming on, and every body
should go to Huber & Sons No. 27s Third
street. and get one of those splendid Awn-
ings, that they are selling so cheap. '' '"t
ju6d4aw2 OHIO ID
.a n
LOST, on Saturday morning between First
Street and Market. or about the Market
House. watch seal with red set In one
side; black, striped with white, on the 9TH
err The finder will be liberally rewarded
by leaving it at this officea 'lih'''
tg- The New York HerzidS had the fol-
lowing startling caption 70 along editorial
e'ShalI we have the choiera orsome other
Nadreadfiil disease In New York; Towhiol
the Louisville Joasaat replied "You pay
your money and you has your choice"O.l n
EB- The abolition convention of Warren
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14
"pENNAax. Iowa, Sept. 8, 1906.

The GRAND CoaAASDERy-The Masonic
body which has been in session in this city for
the las, three days closed its labors yesterday
afternoon. We learn that its proceedings
were marked with great success and will
doubtless be productive of mnch benefit.
The gentlemen composing this body are, from
their appearance, among the more intelli-
gent and influential of the members of the
Masonic organization, and their meeting was
doubtless as pleasant as profitable. One Of
the toore prominent objects Of the meeting
was the Constitution of Damascus Comman
derry of Knights Tempiar, of this CITY, and the
installation of lis officers by the Right k,gt-
nent Grand Commander, Sir William Letting.
well, of Muscatine. This duty was performed
on Wednesday afternoon. The knights
cessiou to the Atheneum, where, as promi
nent part o; the exercises, a very fine address
was delivered By DIR. Edward A. Gilbert, Of
Dubuque, the Deputy Grand Commanded
teresting history Of the orders of Knighthood,
and their influence on the civilization and
| progress of society, and was a production
showing much eloquence and extensive his
,orie research. The occasion was wound up
by an elegant and beautiful supper, such as
the ladies of keokuk kaow so well how to
get up, and which, if the compliments of the
recipients mean anything, far surpassed any
thing they have herptofore done
Previous to the final adjournment of the
Grand Commandery. the following compli-
mentary resolutions were unanimously adop-
ted:
Resoirei. That the cordial thanks OF this
Grand Commandery be returned to the Emf
nent Commander. Sir Robert +. Bower. and
the Sir knights of Damascus Commandery.
No. ., and to their ladies for their unboun
ded Inequalities, which has marked the
reception aud entertainment of the delegates
TO this Grand Conclave, and while We pray for
them the choicest iavors of our Blessed Inn
manuel, we beg to assure them that the rec.
objection Of this meeting will remain with us
for many days to form pleasant era from
which To date in the history of knighthood IN
Iowa.
Ecsoired. That the grateful thanks of the
and gentlemen of the choir who added SO
much To the interest of the installation cere-
monies by the delightful music dscoursed by
them; and also to Messrs. Ayres. Mann l.
| Ayres, for the use of one Of their superior
cabinet organs.
| Hesoieei, That the thanks of the Grand
Commandery be returned to the Des Moines
Valley Rail ,oad, keokuk and St Paul Rail.
road, and the Northern Line Packet Com
| pany, for their courtesy aud iiberali,y ii pass.
ing he delegates at halfprice.
| Among the distinguished Masons present,
we observed C. k Peck Grand Master Of
| the Grand lodge of Iowa; Sir Theodore S
Parvin, Y. Z. p Grand Commander and
Secretary Of the Grand Lodge of Iowa; Past.
Grand Masters Hartsock, of Iowa City, and
Sir Z. j. tiuii5ert. NJ. D., l., l.. d. of Du.
buque: T. Grand Treasurer Luce, of Iowa
City; Y. (. A. T, c. Pierson, Past Grand
Master, Of Minnesota; Sir Y. B. Langridge,
/ L. Grand Recorder. of Muaotine. &c. &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14
financial ano Gommtrtlal.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago Market.

of 1e'egrsph.l carc,ao. Sept, 10
Honr-The market I. excltsd aud aivanc d &c per
bri AMI close. a. about Yesterdays figures saes OF
$3.50 brs were made at sla ooSl3 sly Tor white ~n
ter slo 20@ti o. or spring ST. 60 for red win
ter, andH 5ads 80 for spring eur crime
Wheat-Ibe ket Il excited and nnss Tiled with an
s'vsnce on yesterday II L 1Ilc PR busArI Bale.
were made as high s. usHa 20 fer No i, and 81 ga
W lot No spring. Ne spring is dali and uusrttlea
q - esAa GO for No rpring in North Sic and in
hevssors It il nominal u S. Holders Of lot. in
other localities sshta 90 but unable to .e Mol
rsd winter " sI] No spring q oso3 10 No spr,n.
u so92 20; and rejected spring II 81 os01 ~
Corn-Thsrs vas . further advance OF l<nlc p.r
oushsl paid on sorn, bnt the adssnce vas bot folv
psintaae6 ssiss made 1t sc for Whit; senS,l<c
ssf Hol ssoss3<s fOr No & and soDslx for rejected:
clesg It for No l. Canal corn aost d in fair re-
qasss q 0hr Ssr No !.
0sA-etsa6y and clcssd DALI salss were reported Al
nc fbs No I; ssd eses for no Z.
hys-In srtivs request ~ shipusnt md psiees are
- pr bushsi hisAs5 nls u 7lo1s ~ 10 i -
- sus ns 2 in ssors
afis1-ln Good reqssss salss Of No Il ~ No q
- sSscssd II ss,1ol,s In store; salss b sAnpis -
osof a.
Prov.osAAs aaskst b dull; saiss to-day Il - NH
nso PORK Al ssi u.
LAsd-Neanal u 1onao,<r.
Hshvinss--sasss Of n Nh - Ct 8 r.
RaW-Rsesipss ! ~ h.aa ,...r,s. - -. 49,.
- ss9seas y - sasaS SSaa.sal -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

An OLA PoDRIDA.-lt is of personalities
too; retrospective bu. we hope not too late.
We have our opinion on record that the Keo.
kuk and st. Louis Packet line is the best in
this western country. We had experience
therein in our recent trip to ST. Louis. First
there was the Andy johnson with its incom-
parable master and clerk, Captain Harry
Brolaski, and Mr.. Ben. Clark, Clerk. To
their unfailing courtesy and geniality as gen
tlemen, and thorough efficiency as officers,
we are indebted for much of the pleasure of
ou- trip.
Capt. Affords we include in the same list
His splendid new boat, the "Rob Roy" We
noticed lying at anchor some three miles
above St. Louis. 1t was one of the feet that
went up 20 Alton for the Presidential party.
He will probably not get it up to Keokuk
before next spring. Though some twenty
feet shorter than the candy" it is perfect in
build and finish and appointment 1t is one
Of the finest crafts on the river, and is good
addition to the splendid Packet line.
From Quincy to st. Louis the Lncy Ber-
tram took the passengers and freight of the
"Andy," This is splendid boat, and the
travelling public need desire to be in no more
hosaitable keeping than ,ha, Of Capt Asbury
and the Clerk, Mr.. Gunp. They have been
long in the hne. and are popularity known;
enjoying measure OF popular favor won upon
their merits.
One Of the best business houses in St.
Louis is the commission house of Bussey &
Co. The General is a general fayorite in the
city, and in very short time he has built up
an immense trade in connection with the
efforts of his partners. 0fthese Mr.. Mellow.
ell is thorough going business man and ~
admirable gentleman. The firm have estal,-
hshed house in New Orleans, which prom;-
ses well. The Iowa Butternuts are claiming
Gen. Bussey as MY Policy man. Like
their father, the Devil, they are liars from the
beginning and the truth is not in them. Ii
you think that expression too harsh, remem-
Der that it is nearly literal scriptural quota
tioni prophecy Having direct reference to
Bniternuts. Gen. Bussey is about As much
ola my Policy man as James F. Wilson or
Ihaddeus Stevens, and if the Hawkeye Cop.
er-Johnsonites have any doubt on this score.
they can 80 and hold personal iut.ryiev
with the General. We did
The St. Louis trade las suffered lsreelv
from the visitation of the cholera but III. f.ct
that Andy johnson escaped the disease sbov.
that anybody can safely visit that city.
Our young friend Ed. McCarty, No,arv
pnhlic in the ofYica of that able lavvs, NJ
Leighton, 10 . young Keokukian Of fine
traits, ability and business habits, that "
hope our business men viii rsmembes14hI
they have nosarial hssiness 70 trsnSffs
LOUIS.
The return vas nAds On that kst going
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

TuE Muscatine Journal says Of our good
looking Collector "Maj. General W. w. Bel.
KNAPP gave US call this morning. The Gen.
eral it is well known, is now Collector of In.
ternal Revenue in the first district He was
on his way to Washington county on business
connected with his office. He was one of the
best of Iowa officers in the late war, long the
commander of the distinguished Iowa brig
ade, and it does one good TO take him by the
hand, even ifhe does go for the wretched
policy of A. johnson, which is comparatively
excusable in democrat"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14
A job nxon Organ Insulting the Grave of
l.tncolu.

The Richmond Exan,iner is loud and ear,
nest N support of President johnson 1t
exulss over his grand eleetioneering tour
through the country. on sisi; to the grave
Of Douglas, aud says that ..the tribe Of apes,
better known as radicals must get up
similar tour or be overw helmed at the cleo
tons But, IT says, the radicals have no great
leader to send II triumphant tour. So it
thus indecentlS speaks of Abraham Lincoln,
to whose death Andrew johnson owes his
elevation TO the Presidency:
"Weare afraid that the apes will have to go
back to the Middle Ages for suggestion. In
those days there were fanatic pilgrimages in
which certain holy relics were borne TO at
tract and inspire all the devon, along the
journey. I,Heretore not erhume The bones Of
THE hIxG APE, thim who played such iantas.
tic tricks before high Heaven as made the
Angels weep,) aud parade them through the
land p
This is the way that the editor OF the lead
ing johnson organ of the South, where the
main strength of the johnson party exists,
talks of the martyred Lincoln. And Andrew
johnson asks the loyal people Of the North
to receive this gouhl-this unrepentect traitor
to their homes as BROTHER Detroit Post
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

WreE gratiied TO meet yesterday our
friend Charles Doerr, Esq, Clerk of the
District Court and Copper johnson candid
ate for recollection. A capital man personal
ly. bnt genuine copper politically, and it will
be necessary to beat him by few hundred.
That SO, Charley.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

TnE County Superintendent will hold a
public examination of Teachers in the 9th
room of the Central School Building, on Sat
urday, the 18th inst. commencing at 0
o'clock, a. m. The Teachers of the City are
requested to meet at 8 p. m.
SAINT. B. McLASr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14
keOkuk l. st. Paul Railway Compan,
NOTICE OF Incorporation,

NOTICE is hereby given, that in conformi-
y ~ 70 Chapter 43. of the God. Of Iowa approved
Februsty 9th, A 1851, Edward kiibonrne John B
Lash Lsnren lewey R-utrn Alien, Smith Ilan,iii luy
Well. John VI. Hiatt, vohsrt g. Bower, Hesry X Love
David W kiboorne, Henry stroBg, James Il Howell
Albert L. sCnnnsi1e. Patrick Glib N, Ralph p Live
Atthnr ir'fgnsn, U iah a5lee. y F,rd, Charles
sder. = l. Peon, iiiao by whiting J. \. Shaw viii
liam Patterson. JheHa " tlsgetf Thomas A. Brrerrsn
isambdeu Buell.. a@orse +. Kuboun- Cherries B. foote
ao4 OK, have inc rporatsd themselves and ali
ether persons ~ho tesote members sAid Corpa-
ration late body corporate and iotc, the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

liz you want White Hair made beautiful as
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored,
Dand-nf head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fastuse DR.. TEBBrr's Physiological
Regenerator. Kan 4 FULLER, Agents.
Sold by all Druggists. fri-sun wed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

The rain continues and the mud gets deep
or daily. What of that? Bideman's Shoe
store viii furnish you with rubber Boots and
Shoes; or good grain leather and calf skin
Boots or Shoes, at No 90 Main street, with
which you may defy mud and rain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

WE call attention to the card Of Messrs
Antrim Sweet, Clothiers, St. Louis, Mo.
It is new House, but large one. Their
stock is tbs largest that has been brought to
the west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

WERE glad to have our sanctum illuminat
ed Yesterday by the genial presence Of L. D..
Iugersoll, of the Muscatine Journal We
are pleased to note that the second edition Of
his splendid History Is going OF rapidly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

Is a list of members present at the thirty>
sixth meeting of the British Association for
the advancement of learning, held in Noting
ham, England, in August, we notice the
name of DIR. Hughes of this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

That TExPIaRs' BANouEr--It was bril-
liant affair. Meriting more notice than We
can give at the hour at which we write, and
hence we shall chat With our readers about it
tomorrow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

COLONEL Rankin submitted yesterday a
motion to the Court to disbar Edward Mumm
Esq, from practice before this Cont. The
motion has not been acted upou. When it
is, we will give the case further uotice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

BrASxs-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills of Lading and all kinds of Justices
Blanks, call at the GArx Crr Counting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

Mr. w. f. Woodward, Foreman of the
Burlington Hawkeye, aud Templar of vet
eran service and high rank, called upon u.
yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

10000 Sawed Cedar fence posts and Grape
Sticks for sale by ]. S. Alice, Fort Madison,
lows. sep95t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

Nj. Mills, of the popular aud extensive
publishing house at Des Moines, and Major
BlacSmar, of the same city, called npon us
yesterday. They have been here in Knightly
visit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

ColLEcrlox OF BouSrr.-See Van valken.
burgs card. augl6-Sm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

FoRrr Cents per line for each snscr.
ton will be charged for all notices Of over
three lines in this column. No notices how.
ever short inserted for less than ONE pol>
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14
JAMES RROWNLEE.


Keokuk Lodge No. Is : Regular meeting every
Monday evening.
Puckechetuck Lodge No. ~ Regular meet
ing every Friday evening.
Hermann Lodge No. lie -Reeular meeting
every Wednesday evening.
Han-Corner Seventh and Main Streets. Fmrh7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

steamer Harry johnson. over which the ~.
ran Captain Masscn, and the modsl clstt,
George Walton, preside. NosAine ners %
70 be desired in the way Of officers or boat.
The trade Of the Valley naturally teads
Southwark; community Of Interest hlsds
the Des Moines Valley and Ia trade 10 ~
Louis; proper efforts on The rars II he Aasss,
ness men o. that city viii assia seesss iew~
trade TO that market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14
usvv xses na.ass.


NauDaessAl ~ -. ~ ~
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vssA ~ aaats.
p&sue-<9eaaA ato11s bs1sur. M i1nise1 1snAaA
- sAss1 AHll ~ ~ sAvsns Aaylsgs 1sus~ArA
one1lpsNQ Il Mois = ~ 1nts~ osaAa = toDli y ~
AMW sAA els eAoas y ~ sssas ssaAAs slssns vssA
~ N4yss a tAs sstatAe ssseAsse&s
WAAk@eee@eA NtAM ~ slsssa 1sil, vtsA ssssg
tevAwssA tsAAs&ess y stoe n ~ nss aness esats
sNA spns m eAsAse sesasa ~ pstvsss sssmA
keA=Aes<tRs seA ~ h~aAsh sAess h ~ change
n tssn ssss y ~ AssAels q ~ ~ tssus, ssN
OAssA N sAssr4nt ms4sa WESTERN easai shshy q ~,
h IA sta4s e&eAsv tcsnsssssA ssllsw.
oAN@Aseslsf4 stit&AA NssAeass dali and dsciisiur
49,. ~ er.Ass. A ssosse uAcaee, and tsesse ~
Mi<%akv@
soa&N-FNcA aua sss.s.
Asssk~@saeisA asSa tat<xoiiA,
Aeieesss zasses Gaia $50 Boz.
rswss~sr ualst Al ~ IN crude. sod 4so4sc for
s.%a N ksAa
es4k @tieAv. Ard arce,ins, 80 oeasa 20 for
r. se.as ..ss, 10 cash; ssissl Is Tor old dc; and
~ tss rs,ms, also 50 hrl. for ssptem
ssA~s 10 January sellers and buyers option At e27 80
MA,
Neef-Th- market Is steady at I4als, for plain
u ~ and 100 "a for mess also $50 hrls old
plasa at q 80.
saeen-ouiet and firm, Cumberland Cut lsjkes'e,.
LArd-nesvy and lower; l7b1o2ols with anal sAiss
.. ac,&c
Dustsr-Dul; Is 32s for Ohio; and 80 1toc for State
Nsw York Money Market.
~ telegraph Nrv Yoax. sspt1s
Money /. fairly actve &g5 per cent for call loans
Sterling Steady At LOT 1loTl1
Gold Il without any decided change. opening at lts1S
and closing at l45A
Government stocks dull
Yrsighis 70 liverpool .itheut chaI gs.
stock Market.
ev Telegraph NEw YoRK. Sept Is
STOCKS .re sts.dy-P W lo4tS; RIO II. CAT 1ish
W pfd sJl< Mse,,4: Reading il4szi Hudson i2A:
Erie my 1861; V Tel $50; &c 1881 coupons IL;
% coupons e. 1905; Tao. 81 scriss ls5s; cert
as5k Gold closed 1t l4sk0L
Ao'cloek BOARD 4 " Cert 2sl4 " Tel bsk N O
Is, 5sss. do \ days ss91 sYc,ss toss1, do Ioss+
nrie So. 7l1s Reading iias@: d. 80, lis1: 2 aud
s2ss csEIssa 1885,; 10 gx iails; h = ssL
C&Nw s5,T do pfd - ssis
Foreign Markets.
BY Telegraph Lospos, Sept H.
Consuls for none, ssN; American securities,
s 2os 7ls.; Erie R R AZ; C shares7sI4
LsEsrooL, Sept. II.
fhs Cotton market is steady and unchanged sales 10
day Of 800 B.ies IN i4diing uclsnfs at I'D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

LICK rALE Three vry desirable lot, On wtieh are
lotxtet Two stoiy bt dse in /. use cnuta3unxT
pr rpons-a larg~ h-ick wash house and God Eouse
tesrther WITH large trieA stable ivo large eist rvs
anu Lots ell cover With cloieA lot OF ft am n4b,
er trees Tut property - itEaitd the nsr n al
ard Morgan streets rrtc. SsGtA
half cash b.snce III ytars at 3 per cent In.
ter..t Title gid Enquire of
apr24 p Tr~ yv1-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

Nuh sALk-Lot-7 aud s, IN Block Al ca ID. corner
L ofiifth And Morgan rtre.t-. Tht~a LOIS ARE the
nttst Desirable in that he. prtc.
ttAu,-op- third desn sn5 bal nee ia and years
Yer ee1s. sntsFsst AXLE soSd g. sale
knquEe o. lsprsl II B TEN-EYCR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

gHoR AtB--Tsn scte- Of land represented in the
L CITY Pat as letter l., In the tract Rrokak
an authotzed 10 sell this property at Very great Lar.
gaa, II applied for soon. Title good or 10 sale In
qui.e Of H. TkN-kYeK
hPfi-d Real k-iate Az mt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14
FOR SALE,

OH AFRRS a. Land mostly in ttmberl on the mid
JUdis road, leading from keokuk 10 sangusty about
nj 80 from the city, ard may be known as ID. Rich
hdson tract Title good. Pris $40 per acre Enquire
Oh II. b. TkNkiCE 4 CO.
sagitA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14


Tho Soldiers and Republican casNA wen
of Lee county. viii mees Ia MAss CeAv~stseA
on Saturday, September xaa lssA n IVA
Madison, Sae the easeess II eemsAsssa4 s<s'
diasses fes the etNees II Clerk afAe nsssstes
Ccass, and Recorder,
All who are erresea " traitors ard s~sels
railing the country. and Nse in Aver II ssrN
porting Congress ssNsnS, the policy ef AN>
drew lehasea and Southern seAets, are sasNs>
ed Z, attend and rsstseirsse IN the meeting,
Eminent speakers viii he present
n, h HttiA
Chairman Com. Of Soldiers and l.esal CHI
seus.
J, NJ, Becx,
tNk,Sr,,1a., nnr,htsaa~ tN.,. -. Cs,n,t~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14
Chairman Republican COM, Leo County.

Nors,Sa RorrsS IN DsSsAsx This card
which Mr.. SNsa publishes in the Fort Madi-
con Paiadosisr, is JUS, such loyal protest
against My Policy rs We would expect from
Denmark. The New Gospel of A. j. will not
find adherents in that locality. Mr.. Swan
Saws,
DENMARK. Iowa, Sept. 8, 1906.
''EpIrog PiAiyngaLER: / have been OIL
fered the post office at this village, if would
support my policy
Il desire TO say to all whom it may con-
Germ that my principles are not for sale,
''lu my humble way for the past FIVE years,
having given my voice and vote for the Gov>
eminent, il would seem strange, if could be
induced for $500 year post office, 10 turn
my back on the country, and its true friends,
and act and vote with Andy johnson and his
Bread and Butter ragamuffins. You have not
got money, nor office enough to buy me, aud
aid you in your ignonimous work Of making
treason respectable, aud giving traitors the
I front seats in the work Of reconstruction.
Good bye to Moses and johnson, and
your jeff Davis crew of supporters.
JANIS c. swan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

EsiRE CRACKERS, 100 boxss. for sale By
u x2xooo. 1na1 %,
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on Decline Ton.o,
For Sale.

OF 4, in Block 76, on when il Brick
D~slng li@nss w4ih roosns AID stors iys.tu su,,
Nsa frame pseling with roou win god ell of
ssten 9Th and 9TH streets Tbs property wiiI be add
h trest bargain II applied for seon attie coed
Brqure 81 H. - TFS-EygE co
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

NoR -ALEr-A frame dwelling house containing 10
rooms, ctstfru ctilaT, wood anc stsr L. with
iot ~ BY 100 and the property fof uary occupied by
Nj Brewer situated on tbs Il LIST aud III tts
and sfv-ts very drishtfnl sisw the rsser Price
t2osso cash, aSd TIE baixhee Ii ytar ~ttt per
cent. iLterett- fh9ufe Of II, b. TEN-kYGk.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

k,OR SALE.-A two-s story frame dwelirr
house, With six rooms and full lot, situated on ioJ
L. In block 90 on the corner of Bank and tIffesyt,
streets, In D. VI kilbonrnes Addition Title Rood CT
no sale. Price $500. Enquire Of
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For Sale.

A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
f9ans oistsrnr full lot located Lot o, Block
lin IN Assoas Lower htdrson Ksukuk nesr he Gem
etery. Title god or sale Price $40 cash. vhich
would bot buy the trick in the House.
lfIZd II. B TEN-EYcE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-14

tStf sAf.-Jhe vest half Of Lot 10 Book ie
i kihoni nt's Addition, Bark, between 10Th and
18th STREETS with COED Frsm~ Dwelling i4rga Barn
intsofe Tor si1 noTsex 1T yell senseA and III good
nrshi~fhood. Tie COED. Price s1te-s4co cash. hal
.ue@ Ia one ysar with Fer cent. inn rest.
Enquire OF maylsl H.B FES-gTCE