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-. ~ Tennessee-Putnam County

r--.--.srrr b the und'rFi gned, Clerk from --e
~. 49, & SAD eourt qn tha lsth day 20 MARCIA
81. 3 ne -sss q 80 v Co. ssstry. :, Aa i O.. A.
n -, f.r.t ana t apr-ar1g tu mo CLERK IRON.
ou ,.I-f.l -s alleged. tnsi hm- p hush De- noa-
Ne m ne sta r o. feuneases li fs Therefore
- - 49, .rfi.catan ~ male .n ere AHs1V De-
ofaeIel -. -. pa Is1si Iu tna cav Of Nash
Dalp1s 49, 1900 aeezt tlf saIi VIM Il
s..ss = ,ppssr before tg s.3f-npt1 cQuaty Coii-t
bi-l - --.--rsv o. ral.ien iur said cHllrFJ =.
q 49, r,1.5Fssi D.. 90 tns dfst doufsv IL ~
ne 80 - rrrra 81 enter hit a. tsa-a Ii 49,.
80. -. 600. ar the saaa VII b. 81 f5.- -
80. 100 e. 'pslss - . Inn
usa7shss-ist l-ork q Fatnan County Ccurt
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We are obliged to a. D. Allen, Jr., for the
Louisville Democrat Of yesterday.
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The RAcEs.-A race between Ooltowa,
saladin," and Jocusse,' % took place yes
terday, at the Race Track, the stakes being
81 500, with SlOO added by the Association
Ooltowa won in two straight heats, the time
being I:49H and 1899.
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MAIZE Ma.

s--s..-l r-rr-v Of the age. without "a single
NJ - - t.I a-... -1nVure che moot HkrrrHHI.
49, r.rl.-.r. Cakes, CustlrIls, h.lrc Mango
-. .i. ~ i.s, with .eH or u9 eEss. ar a col.
&C. w.. r.. -.1st oeru1mlclI. A aII-uf a.lI.-
-.-v Wheat Flour greatly Improves
zoe $500 ItIs also eEceiIsltfls tl.rlHH.H BIZ
bte.i 80 ,--sges Or ti-h or atslt soup. a.. rHr
~. - ~ l.ug can COMPARE st1 t. Uu.s
fo.Ird Ia uIE Oh pf1aA.' H-N -'e.l pa l'l.ri
en-, - H. ~. srund rarLaaes, under tl- trade
- 49, r. q. aIrHr. Cons Iur use
a mos ass.ous srlc-e % i1aa % ea-lt-ea al.i
irv,i.is Of AL aces. FOR a.a p 'i'-.' aAA Af-<'
,....f...,. u.oot. d88 Fuiion "a New " osk.
MILAN Dlhfh.A, General Agent.
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FOR Rent,

THAT elegant store On ths cornsf q ne square
= ana Cedar stneei, E1rEn a. ne Colome-clal Ia
lurazlce Once. For serms, cal On
$50. aHtELna . CO.
ieols-H as aad colsEs sEaets
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1866.

HOUsEKEEPERs troubled with vermin need
be 20 no longer. II they uss "CoarAH's" Extermina-
tor We have used nc y our ssti-fsctlon and n d
box cOst g. We would havs t. We have tired poi
sons hut hey effected nothing; but "Costar's" ar
hels knocks ths breath on OF Rats Nice. Roaches.
ANTI, and Bed-Bngs, quicker than ge can Wflie h.
tOh0l GEzcffc.
HS-see "C0sIAas" advertisement above.
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BRoAp SruErE BnIpGE CoNrANr.-At an
election held at the Office Of Foster, Allen
& Co, the following officers were elected for
the Broad Street Bridge Company for the
ensuing year
President-Noil s. Brown.
Directors-James NJ. Hamilton, John NJ
Hill, James Hickman, A. G. Sanford, NJ
Henderson, Thomss i. Strstton, Z. o
Treanor, W. r. Cornelius, 81. c. Jackson
samuel Pritchett. A. W. Butler, Secretary
and Treasurer.
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1866

'sCOSTAR'8 RAT EXTERMlNATOR Is simple
safe, and sure the most perfect kAI-ihcatior
meeting We nave ever attended. Every Rat tha
car get It, properly prepared. VII cal ~ and ever
one that ea,s il viii die generally, &c some place a.
diataut a. possible from where it WsB takeu--Ldkl
Shire Mlch Mirror.
A. See sCosrAE's advertisement aboVe-
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seH III.

Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law Blanks for sale at this Office, or
printed 10 order.
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Two LAST DAYS IN NAsHvILIE. - The
Panorama Of New York City, st the New
Theatre, continues to attract crowded
houses. Exhibits this and tomorrow after
noon aud night at three and eight o'clock.
Il lie everything it claims 70 be, and more
Il gives nos only lifelike representation Of
the city itself, but a view Of life, in all
phases, therein. As we apparently pass NJ
and down TIRE streets, The City Hall, Asioi
House, Tombs, Triutits, University, Hos
pital. SC, rise before us in all the charm o
faithful representation; while before then
are seen the various characteristics and in
cidents Of every day life ia New York.
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1866

A VOICE FROM TIE FAR WEsT.-speak.ng
Of "Ooszsrs' Rat, R0acn, Ant, &C, ExteEnl natol-
"more grain and provisions are destroyed annually
In Grant county BY yermin than would naT for tons
81 This Eat and Insect ez."-LnHcalta (Wis.l
Hcrl.d.
- See "CosrAn's" advertisements shove.
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FEMALES TROUBLED
seminal WenIlness

sHSa6 5 sI S Ssf S2 Si PSys a cured
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See woman

In another column picking samburg
Grapes for Spesr's Wine. It is an admire
bic articls, used in hospitals and by the
frst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 70 old port wine.
Il is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. [dee2l -tstkweoWly.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Board of Aldermen.

After the Board was called to order, the
following message was received from the
Mayor:
Gentlemen OF the City Coun,H
! have the honor to return herewith the
bill authorizing me to cause all houses in
the city to be remembered, etc, which, as
at present standing is extremely illueid and
indefinite, not stating what compensation
the person appointed under its provisions
is 10 receive, OF from whom he is to receive
it, nor does it state TO whom owners OF
property, to which numbers are assigned,
are 10 pay the cost Of such assignment.
| would, therefore, recommend that such
alter alton and amendments as are ueees-
sary be made st once.
Every respectfully,
W. Mart. BRowN, Mayor.
rre.r ION
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUsEE EPERs-should re-
collect that hundreds Of dollars eorth Of Gram,
Provision, &C.. are anomaly destroyed BY Rats,
~ &c, Ants, add otneT Insects and VarmIn-all Of
which esn hs prevented b isW dollars worth o.
.'CosraEs' kat, Roach, Ant, &C., EEtsrulInators
bouE nc and used freely
Bs-See "C0srARs" advertisement above.
ns-soid 10 HashUlle, Tenn, 81 W. J. q g. W.
SMITH. and al Druggists and Dealera.
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1866.

RATS versus BIRDS Whoever engsges IN shoot
ing small BIRDS is a crlel man whoever aids in eN-
terminating rats ~ a berelactor. We should Ike
some one 10 give us the benefit Of their experience
10 dnwng Gus these pests. We need sOmethng
besides 0ogs, cats, aud taps for th business 20
Eeielffc American. ". y.
Hs-see sCosrAE's' adyertissmt mt above.
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

phcet 4 CtyorN
/ dsa-.b
/ o Ieaas.
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iron h ecousn vi bic =.
Nl'
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1866.

INCRElsE or RATs.-Ths FUmer'I Gazeffs
(Enghshl asserts and proves BY ngures that one
pair % kA1S Wiil nave progeny and descendants
no less than G5l $50 In three Years. Nov, unless
this immense family can be Kept down, thsy Wsuld
consume more food than would sastain 5000 hu-
mao beings
s8-see ''CosraR's" advertisements shove.
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Dyspepsia destroys the teeth unless its
effects are counteracted by that pure yege-
table tonic and autiseytic, Sozodont. No
bodily disease can impair them if this anti
dote to all corrosive elements that act upon
the enamel is regularly applied.
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Wanted.

N FTRsT Class BUSINESS MEN 70 enFHge e
/ III . trave,ing husissss. Pay from SO p -
per y. Cal q So Ceaaz stiest, ioz eiEht eA5s'
| sprsie-a
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GONORRHGA
STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS.

I1 ss sRs ..5 s SI:ss. ss'ss saP.Pi % @ "a
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CASE OF IsHAM HENDERSON
Proceedings in Louisville.

The Louisville Journal Of yesterday con-
tains the correspondence, &c, relative to
the recent re-arrest of Mr.. Henderson, now
on trial in this city. Immediately after his
arrest, he applied for writ Of habea corpus,
as follows:
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This disease brought solitary habits youth Perhaps duty
but train Of symptoms be sPpfehnded nom its hf
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The latest Spring styles Of Window
cboIas con ba had 81
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CTS years es.abIsted in n. Y Cry"
SONY iuialhhie remede s known"
ffFrea from Prisons"
''Not dangerous q she Humsn Family"
"Rsts come out OF their holes % die"
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FURNISHING STORE,

where guests can be furnished with al articles
necessary Tor complete outfit
Nv. 3. has imported q large stock Of ths mos.
rseAe-cid perfumefies direct from PARIS throuen
his agent in New York. mari-u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

TEE characteristics Of Denyerl Black
Hawk and Salt Lake are thus terselj stated
By their representative papers
From the corner Of Bluke and F streets, in
this city, stone could be easily thrown into
Eve billiard halls, containing altogether Is
Of the very best modern tabies, and costing
not less than forty thousand dollars 70 bring
them here from the States and place them in
position.
From the corner Of Clear Greek AID Chase
streets, in this city, . stone could Sssily b
thrown into Eve quartz mills containing Fifty
stamps and two desulphurizers, and costing
not less than fonr hundred thousand dollars
TO bring here and plscs in position Black
Hack Journal.
From the corner of Main and Te1pls Sta,
in this city, stone could easily bd thrown
into Eve foxy old fellows hafems, containing
altogether hundred and twenty wives"
and two hundred and sixty children, and
costing not less than three millions Of eth
ing" from their poor, priest ride en- people,
to fatten EN- every. year and sustain EN- in
"position. "-Sat Lake Tidette.
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flnmtlal lns Gsmmsrtial.
-.
MAHkETs NJ TELEGKArH
view York Aarkss.

New xerk Aarkss.
- fei-sr~ph.j kBv Teas, Nov. ..
cot,,4-ouiee q -, TOR uiaa'ins upiands dc ter
or'eaus
tlcur Moderately sctIve but prices without change.
oeli = for extra State; tl2alS % for extra T. H.
D. and 81 % for trade brands; the market closipe
quiet.
whist. oniss aud firm
est-2s se better, and more doing u $500 81 for
Chicago sai Avsnkst; 81 " for No lows Z, Is for
a-w A'ab-r etate
kys-fir ss; 81 % fer old Western and II xa,x Tor
cAnada-
.r'-y-hss'y'n issi . 'or svo-rousa esas.; u -
''o. ~ RAT II u al u for Canada West
Darie, Malt-Qu.st Ut 81 o.
oorn-srrsauisr aod unsettled -. 49,
q 2, tr inferior; u rel Si ~ .h,nb,.. -,
Wssasra ~ more - a1ca1 e,s,,r, !. I, S~,-
iss - low wstsrn; y y1f-s ~ nsv VIM. a.,h..-
osas-lS1 ssts.r sDesss - csiesee "a n,,-..s..
sa,.e = = - ssse<.aH geth Es M
Co9ss-Qaiei a~a I'm. ,5s..
er,sf-oSe;1 II ~ Csbe. 1o,ss6S dtf.k laasaaE
1assasW-Aa24u<AsAp A - ao1okA-
one1A 49, asa 81, Ss7.ss5a s11rIs.s - -.
fEA-Hssvy irrsgsa~ ~ fovss "a sslo = -.
~ 49, ~ ssv ~, slvvesx q q a,ftir -.
hki "A II a. Pr ~ 49, ~ - e(|.G = -
psnAs AolAe 49, - - = u = ~. ~
halfe Nevsa ~. sss flgs.s II - 3
nsse-sASs15. s'ls e. eafaFs fsmed III Elasz
\ n,ufna>s-n.ne1 AanAA> Asas
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BANCROFT tell us, in his last volume OF the
History OF the United States, that, during
the struggle for Independence, General Var
mum. of Rhode Island. proposed the emanci-
patton Of the slaves in that State, on condi-
ton that they enlisted in the army for the
war. General Washington approved OF the
scheme. and referred it to Governor Cooke,
Of Rhode Island, who likewise Endorsed it,
and it was carried out. Every able bodied
slave in the ..PIantation State" received by
law liberty to enlist in the army for the war.
On passing muster he became free and enti>
tied to all the wages and eucourasementR,v gwen
BY Congress to white soldiers. And yet there
are some Northern conservatives who would
nov be perfectly willing to see the sable vet.
Grams Of the late war returned to . condition
of bondage.
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= DEDICATION OF MISSION S. S.-The dedics-
ftory services of the Fourteenth Street Mis-.
sion School, on Sabbath afternoon, were
largely attended. The large. new building
was crowded. There were representatives
from nearly all the denominations Of our
city. There was q crowd, or swarm, or small
army, or whatever simile you will, of bright.
eyed boys and pretty looking gilis. They
sang several songs, and they sang them we'll
They sang with vim and Foremost Of them.
Those that didn't will do it next time. There
is one little fellow there, we don't know Who
il is, or what's his name, but he ia . capital
boy, we are sure, from the soul he puts in his
singing, and he does sing splendidly. They
all do finely. After singing, Rev. Mr.. West.
over, of the First Baptist Church. prayed.
Then Mr.. George Fl. Elirchild, the excellent
Secretary, read capitaly prepared Report,
which was proof conclusive that he does bis
work in . model manner.
His full and complete record showed for
each teacher and scholar; the number Of
songs sung, the names of visitors and those
who addressed the school, the lessons, the
weather, number Of teachers present, and Of
scholars and the total attendance, and the
residence of the pupil. When the Sabbath
School Convention met in this place in Nay
hast, the Mission School reported an average
attendance Of 23o, the largest in the county.
Rev. Mr.. Woods, # the Episcopal Church,
spoke then to the school. Rev. Mr.. Critten-
den, Of the Fourth street Presbyterian
Church, and Rev. Mr.. Craig, of Wsstmin.
lister Presbyterian Church, made brief,
earnest, and effective speeches.
Mr.. Day, the indefa,igable and praise
worthy Superintendent. showed briefly the
history and growth Of the school. Commsn>
ced six years ago, the AttendAnc has increased
each year. During these Year, eight mem
bers of the school have died, seven pupils
and one >eacher. The most recent of the
pupils was Eddie Delaplain, bright, active,
sunny disposi,ioned little boy, whose funeral
the Mission School and numerous friends st-
tended on Saturday.
After the speaAirs had ended, an impress
nve and approx N prayer was uttered BY
Rev DR.. Ginei,, d4licating the house to
Gods service.
The new buiIia' cost something over
eighteen hundred dollars, fourteen hundred If
which have been paid. The parties who h.v.
conducted and sustained the school 40 faith.
fully and so long. Mr. Day, Mr.. westcot,.
Mr.. Fairchild, Mr. Yansant, Miss Mary and
Fanny Day, Miss Anna Irwin, Misa Richard-
son, Mrs. Wall and the various other faithful
laborers deserve al praise. They have
done good work Tor the city and for their
fellows.
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We are glad TO see that the public are re-
spending with noble generosity to the appeal
made to them by the First Baptist Society
here for assistance in the work Of prosecuting
the construction Of the new Baptist Church.
The Church when completed will probably be
the handsomest in the State, and a very de.
cided Improvement to our city. Even for This
consideration all our citizens should take m
earnest interest in forwarding the work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

A NEosHo, Newton county, correspondent
Of the Springfield Journal, writes under date
of October 26th: sour streets Arb almost
daily filed with movers from differ$nts parts
of the State, making their hegra 10 Texas,
where they can enjoy al the rights. privileges
and immunities Of outlaws, thieves Ind Dem
ocrats. This creates no surprise here. Peo-
pie simply lock their smoke housed and sta
bles, and watch their lighthouses until the
travellers depart, and thank the Lord that
better men will soon take their places in this
State. If We could 'swop OF al the worth
less cusses OF that persuasion for enterpris.
ing, intelligent, eo-ahead citizens, it would
add greatly to our prosperity. and at the SANS
time be aiding the devil and Texas in getting
their own
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Or friend, Mr. j. C. Drake, sends Us
from his we'll filled establishment on johnson
street between I'd and Sd. can Of those SUI
perb fresh oysters, which he il receiving
daily, and which are the best known 10 the
trade Here are our grateful acknowledgement
and to all wanting the best oysters we say,
60 to Brakes. lie is also constantly in re-
ceipt of fresh Msckinaw trout aud white
6sh
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ST. JOINS (Episcopal Church is being
changed for the better under the labors Of
skillfal workmsn. These changes have been
made necessary by the expected early recep,
ton Of the splendid organ which the society
have purchased, and which will be here in
few weeks. This is a valuable addition to
the church, and the society have done well
in this action
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New Yo,h C.,,l. narh...

New Yoak Cattle Market.
By Telegraph kKw YoAx, Hov.k
The prices for the vs.k at all the market. are
o. follow:
Beef ositIs-ist quality per hsad cit 90 Air 70
good SIS 90 DIG co. common, tl9 o06 70 co. inssrior
- oo9Io 90.
Cow sod Csivs-Rztra per hsed sloo e,OIAo 90; LIST
lssiis,. 40 osoio6 %. orAsasy - oeoes ~ ssaass
- coofo %, InSLrior. 10 ooAso %.
Veal osivs-iss quality. y b. i5SoiAa, sraInssy. I
osHr, eonnos ioAl2c interior. oOioc.
sheer sni LAmbs-Rano. per hssd, q ooos %
prime quality. - soDs CO. Ordinary. ~ Coos ~ -
mos, - $50 IS Inferior. . sso5 "
ovins-Issvy corr fed per pound, sj<pe, lish !
and Medium iolzoloA
The n.rh.t for cattle ruled rather srnsr .. o,s.-
aoll and hssvy The supp'y Continues heavy. -
s.trss sold si o. bu. ssssssl ss 80. q slssno
10 co. and medium ana good sold ftoa q - 70
sls %.
Mich Cow In fair demand and ., from - % 10
sisj os
Veal Caivss remained unehsngsA. the msrAst bslue
.od-rss.iv scuss and arm slo 20 70 slt so-shs
latter pr,es ar choice.
Shssp ssd Lambs we're set.ve, and frnss tssi-
Ing pesvsiisd il he ma kss Despite the hss,y ssses
ssies Of sts former s"s made 81 so - s3<s.
Sne nos market closed steady. 81 decline u "
psr pound.
fh filo~iug 10 the soai receipts Of oil s,esA q III,
shs yards:
As.'ss. es9 ooss. 81; Calves. iisn sAsss ard
lambs, sass. Seine, . 2ss-
brssAlo, =. 2, sosS
fhs bosinsss =. tn. Esv York Celal stock ysr - W
Gay the h. don- In th, Gig Priess -
vsaccd siiyhtly until late 10 ID. lay vtsn Ne nsv
Yorh report produced . slight rssetioH.
Weather cold.
Ns~ forA nonsy nsrhss.
~ T-lesrspasl NV YoaE, Vows
McAsy rather uiOts.cs.re at ksS PER cent for eau
loans
Sterling Ia qniet ss ios. D1osA
Ga 10 Grmer opsning at tt.iS sfvsueiug to 1852
decliuiag 10 lt,s., aud closing lIsJz.
aovsrnnsnt stscks are si.s1,
frsixhts to Liverpool sre quis..
stock Market.
~ Telegraph NV yosI. Hor.s
stoch,-s, sar. RIlc-,ctPok AAru s2.e .
" so; hri- 81. { i2il. Tel US; sss vi
liss4 g. - npon. il&s. 40 coupons VI e2 1los
oA u carts IA.
Weekly Bank ststement.
Nv Telegraph. NV YoKE. Nov T.
Dscr-ss -.---.....-.- 1888 OIL
sfscis 9lhAc1o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

Gsy. P. f. CosSog arrived in Salt Lake
City on October 18th, returning IRON = visit
TO California Colorado needs him here 10
command Of an army, to chastise the hostile
armies within her borders. He and ''Uld
Chiv.,t are the only military leaders against
Indians that this country ever had who under.
stood the situation, aud were honest and
prompt in the discharge Of the duty assigned
them.-U saeeT kers
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STANDARDIZATION, Bartlett Co., the
well known and popular druggists, With
Characteristic kindness, place on our table n
bottle ofthe choicest and most exauisitely
favored French wine-Mdrquis de Druis
For this they will please accept our thanks.
They keep full stock of pure and genuine
wines, which we commend to purchasers.
see their advertisement on our first page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

THERE was the 6rst stages Of run away
on Main street last evening. II Was race
between two horses with wagon and two
hundred pounds of femininisy of mature
years. The latter won. She circumnavigat>
ed the runAways. Surrounded them -
Pat took the Hess,ans. Madea circuit and
come in ahead. She was assisted by the team
having run against another team and stop.
ping.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

MExPHI,. IN 1862, had . population OF be-
tween 1909 and 1900. The AvdidnchS
states that, in 1860, the lowest estimate of the
number of inhabitants vas 4D,0qo-an in-
crease of $50 per cent over the census OF
1862. in eight years. khe general estimate
nov is that the population will number 1T
least &C, 900, some placing it rs high ~ TO-
600,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

JupoE MERRIAM, OF Wilmington. North
Carolina, in q recent charge to the Grand
Jury, alluded to the freedmen, add stated
that not only does sound morality call up
on he people to aid and assist them in im>
proving their condition, BY COUNSEL, advice
and other means, but civilization and sound
policy dictnte the same course.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

PErRoLEux Y. NAsBY D. K. Loo ks) il GO
ing to issue pocket edition of bis let. RS.
Mr. Locke is one of the editors OF the Toledo
70 Blade, radical Union jour bal. We
learn, however, that be has been offered .
more remunerstive position III \ ew ork.
and that be will accept
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

Cows one, come al, and invest Q small
amount Of capital in the great institution of
she age. The Eclectic Cleanser not only
removes all stains and dirt from the house,
bu' j, clears the atmosphere of home, by re-
lieving sonan Of her greatest domestic bur
dens.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

"THE Bor's IDrA," . spnghtly little sheet
comes to US from St Louis. 1t il edited,
printed, and published by Master T. W. Holt.
Jr., aged Is, and Master Homer Holt aged I
years. Those boys are preparing themselves
for an active, useful future.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06
Sud W all druggists and grocers-

''NHy is it that so many American women
die 81 an age when they should bS in the
prime of ife?" 10 often sske4. The
ansa er is easy Household drudge1y break
them down completely. The best way for
houss-keepers to tighten their daily labor,
AMI nus prolong life, Is to use the u clsctric
Cleanser" 1t is without an equal.
Sold by all druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

TIE ON RELIAsLE.-Be not deceived by
purchasing any of the quack nostrums under
the various names of Bitters. Purchase none
other but DR.. Roback's Stomach Bittsrs,
which are compounded of the pursst drugs,
and on which the afflicted can rely.
noyGd8v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-06

TIE brAvline blackguArdism 81 A. John.
spa While swinging rssnd the circle. y sap-
pysusatsd II nsw York b. biz sspporssrs il
~ souinstios u Dc priss.6G ssst end Usn.
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Conerese. ...tN. =. ssases.