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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

TIE Iowa City Press dominates Henry
Clay Dean as the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Iowa this Fall.
We thought Jairus Neal was the proper
man, but we are not fastidious nor hard to
please in the premises, and do not know but
that Dean will suit us just as we'll II is true
he is not as good a representative of the
"0ld bunker Democracy" but he is living
embodiment of the Copperhead type of the
party, inits latter day glory.
Here in speech, delivered by Dean to the
rebels of Kentucky, the other day, is the lat
est evidence of his admirable fitness for the
position of candidate for Governor, on the
Democratic ticket of Iowa:
I'm 1882, Burnside commenced his drunken
campaign in 0hio--a military idiot, Who to add
To all bis foes, his hlusdcrs, his imbecllities and
his crimts, reduced Ohio 10 military district, and
summoned a military commission in Cincinnati TO
4 try one Of her citizens. Not satisfied with the
1 drunken rabbe that surrounded him, and the pros
4 u,utes that fingered near, as half-starved dogs
| Iinger round butcher shop, he placed near him
the odal OF Europe. But here aver that such o
thing as the trial Of any citizen by unnatural
lied foreigner never took place anywhere before.
tApplausei
II have no rhetoric to waste on such gentlemen.
desire to SANDER no man. | will say nothing OF
the murder Of Mrs. snrratt in this connections
will say nothing Of the Attorney General from
the Ststo OF Kentucky, aiding in the murder Of an
innocent woman. | will not even name him; such
name shall not come out Of my lips, APP
plause will not do il, because y. the hghti
or the State at Kentucky, in the days ~ her glory
was an Attorney General, because John Crittender
was an Attorney General because William Wir
and the most glorious and effalgent lights Of thu
American har filled thar Office and dischargedthe
duty ! viii let the voice &c that woman speal
who was hated by stanton, and that other nameles
name Let the dead bury their dead ! will no
speak further Of Iuurdersrs with their hands GOV
cred all ~ ~ with blood, their hearts rotten will
1 crime, and their blood poisoned with venom tAp
planse.
"But come to living issue. Do you kno'
I, that weare living under military reeonstrneio
: biil7 / here aver that there has never been sue
an atrociiv perpetrated upon any people II ma
y be said that there were more butchers in tn
. French revolution than in this. Did you eve
E hear Of Nsrol But Nero, Csliguln, or the wors
criminal tyraut that lived, never dared {
make u bestial race, connecting man with III
g DURAN 9 outsug rule over civilized men. Lou
o applause
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

THE submarne cable to connect Florida
with the island Of Cuba is to be laid in NAV,
and the work of manufacture. which has
been committed 20 the India Rubber and
Guua ferehn Telegraph Company of Lon
don Is rogressing with great rapidity. 1t is
10 be ] 10 mites IN length, and reconstructed
in three sections The conducting wires,
seven pa Hunber. are surrounded by three
coats o. gH''t pereha aud an outer sheeilug
Of GALVANIZED If . s;re, Of aihickness differ
isg according 20 BE amount Of danger and
exposure 70 which the different parts OF the
cable viii bc H. ble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

- a. virtue 81 - G al Xfcuflan o. IA direct d
~-ls from the Gers uh o. The tt.tficf G.sit Il
Tn ted stAes the Il fc ~ low. Ststhtrn IiVA
SLOW k4.skrk xii ant. d " said
,u.e 10 .Aie Eu5ite aur ti9u At z. httots I4por
r. r1tf.er a MAJ ami tn -traeis nd the eifs .
link; Lee e2luy i0sA, ednf-tsy. Nay 10th, 1885,
81 loo LEX Il aid DAY tao a ~ yGrom.t-ts
y copper st q Tin still. hrtd aud Ip-.
/ pter Worm zhd Tub, thr-e seks % tbrs
enll u .aets, ore z iron pips one - Eeamsf, ur
barrel. harr'i containing thittJ i've a.
zaarstf ffi-h~ius- fw1 u pail. ebt ene IL Thef
nlomst.y TIE highest and bee b5der fr cash.
isty drrte-r oder is AID CYnrf reformation 81
lae peufius g. @id Court wherein the uitst state.
Of Aaisrira iibs att II yarufdet-r al
the lsefl.e- q " CL4RK
u. Marshal for the ril.te Lowe,
usv3 ny II. FULTON Dtpaty { VI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

NORTHWESTERN GEORGIA "A letter from
Atlauia Georgia. SAYS more corn and wheat
have Leen planted in that section than for
the La $50 years. and il supplies can be
eked on tll the lst oi July, ali Will be we'll
Cotton lands are being pressed into inst as
much ~sf,ioe as capital and labor can pro-
vide ;of he crop will therefore be much
larger nan ia 1866. unless some unforeseen
CALAMITY occurs. The laborers will be worth
from twenty to fifty per cent. more this year
than las The field labor Of negro women
will be lost for they will not work in the
field, bat white labor is more abundant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08
RATCUElOK-s HAIR DYE.

This ~ srFd flair by IL the b.st IN he ~~rid The
oul. fglif and perfsf DysHarmess Reiaii-, Iusants
nepns NJ Of Rppentnent. No ridiculous inu Nat
urs Black or Bto~n. Remedies the III enecis 81 Bad
Og,s I.vigurstes The hair leaving u soft ant beant
fui The genuine is sigued Hfnia~ =, Bdfeh.l'r al
9th limitations aud shopld b. AVOIDED sold
- all Dru- get. and PFnaets. fsctofs ~ tnreisy
.irest srx Ya-k fderl7 aAwlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08
Original Notice.
Distinct Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fl
Madison.
JOHN D0LLEEY P,aiGtln

Madison.
JOHN D0LL&HY, P,ailun,
Petition in Eqnity.
v q Mex NI6kT Defendant
fENo.N. 3. MskNI8Hf Defelsant-You b. rel,
! notias u thai there ie in The Jerk ni
nrr o sti Con The pei ou o. Joha Ioiiers, claiming
you tie ~ so piih interest tn rom ID.
s5t DAY Of 0ctoaer A. y ea6 the ste II ten PEI
y . aungs idebe' "a hy ertsiu ni6rtg ge, exc
,stei the aii dat, and also th- orccIonfe Of said
tgag made e sersre The psymsut u ii dtbt, BY
yo'', uiou the folinv iug fes property, 20 vii.
Fractional part o. lets snc :, in block e, XII
mes sediiion ketkuk iowa tsins "a feet front
ing ou 18th street, ruuut tack If width IS
e, con N ucfng s42 fset he corn q Catr,l
aud 18th str cts. ana OF g-u-Ts =, LET
unisss you Al pear answer sail petition or he
fore noon of the cond day the term 81 laid Court
h. commence the third Monday In May 1887 At Fort
Madison ind mtnt ~i be rend-Ie ed agaDst y pray
ed for in ssid petition.
Mo0AR KSpwiEa
Int Rev. Stamp, SOC cancelled ATTY fr Plaintiff.
spf5d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08
nRIGINAL NoTICE.-To Dascum al.

4 khIOI Nd 10 II . I7asNuuI Of
~ irh ueT steb.iLs > u. Fickbr Ilieu hsiF
Factory Giion Aud-fsoB NiAeu CO., .tHr es- fios
= 90 prat HemnthgW.y c. low@ std- iasara C.
Contain 9hn @inihrtpc, Press asarnusi hitch
ey. RANKIN Miller, samuel Bonner. Ere ersck ioJrs
Robert Getty, Hood tblott Richard Taoey, -
Tia Mill J Hosrt, II. SMITH
fon and each of hereby notified hat IN re ia
nov hie ID III. Clerk. once 81 District Corrt
h.. County SUI stat of Ie -. at eokuk pe;iton o.
" i-e ~ Co.. ci+ua ng aEsib-t escb every 3
~ ~ Won a psrfe clear qu~ted ttle lot I'VE
Aud. TX block hundred and iine The city Of
r sukak. Lse County, io-A
Aud uniess you APPEAR thereio aud defend cr -.
q The dai Of the ertbef 1851
District Court T. he begun and huidea At en-
ak on th ninth fhs II S.pitn ber d. 1891 default
~ Is COLlINs
ap;9t Airy TO- p As
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

GEoHGE FnsxcIs TRAIN, in recent speech
in New York. said
9 Our modern marriage service should
read TINS: Clergyman-Win you take this
brown stone front. this rriage and span,
and these diamonds for thy welded husbandg
Yes. Laughtet.l viii you take this IN
paid uiliuers bill, this high waterfall Of for.
egn hair, these Alterations. accomplish
ments and feeble constitution for ;hy welded
wife, Loud laughter Yes. Then, what
mamma has joined together let the next best
man run away with, so that the first Divorce
Court nsy tear them asunder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

SPORTY ACRES Of good farming land,
81 well fenced aud Ia go 4tste ii tuitiya-
toa, u good timber land Ard nire young
ehArd good frame Swelling ton-s., 1ix51 gD,t
aud liable Situate about 81 or MS f,m tn dry
Enquire of wM. fUlT
AID Real Fsfafe A1enf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

THE Sewers OF Paris have an aggregate
length OF 294 miles. They are Kent cIsse ~
.us.ces Of bosts-or in the smaller sever:
: rh;cS Sils-armed in front with ! d;sf
6easa ,sthe sewer like piston; IN. vbols
rent of'SSs.s,ed through the sewer by : c cur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

NOR sALE.-Lots S and =, block III, corner Of Ex-
Il change aud TSeltth streets Containing tao story
BRICK sweinng; will rent for 500 per yssr viii bs
suld on reasonable terms. knquire Of p r LoAAA
E-q, HM tULrHN,
aprlb Real Estate Agent, No !! Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08
Original Notice

UlsIricI Oouft OF Lee NUuIityf IU"H. Ut I OF
Madison.
JOHN DoLLERY, Plaintiff,
y. Petition in Equity.
o { wYKRL, Defendant
rsNO &. c. WYKEL, Defendant-You are
hereby uothed that here Is nov file in III,
Cefk lice Of ssii Court the petition o. John Dollery
claiming Of sou the Of f2ip 99 With interest at ter
PR per thereon, from the 18th day Of DC
tDber 1851 evidenced hy mortgage of sid date and
also The for cosure of sid mortgage made by u tt
pa, Of said debt upen the following res
prom rty. to-wii;
ffacii nal part 81 lots aud 3, 10 block So in Eli
bourn-s Addition TO keokrk Io~a being ~ ieet front
Ing 18th ard running back of width :,
feet. peing 103 'eet the OF CAIRO
and 18th streets and for general relief.
Unless yon appear and answer said petition be
fore nosn the secord day Of the said Court
IN conm-ncea at Fort Madison, the third Monday 4
May 1857 Judgment will be rendered against you Al
prayed for In said petition.
Int Rev stamp SIC esn'dl M0aAR sNowLEs.
aprsf4w attorneys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08
For sale.

i EiVE acres Of land near Sandhsky, in fun
Il view 81 the river all under fence and guilty Atitn
With frame dvslii1g ovsrtwo scres in ut For sais
very ehesp and pay u that will SAT- of lin
/ lied means.
Enquire o. wv FULTON,
/ apr Real Rstate Agett - Maiu-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

NOR Saba desirable Building Lot, corner OF Con-
H. cert and 18th Stret ts-Loi /. Book lss.
Enquire Of wM. FULTON.
apr25 81 Main st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08
For sale.

100 FEET trout cad OF Lot Block 1871,
lUU Fulton ahd 18th streets be bought very low
0ood location tor building residence.
wM. PULToN,
APPS 81 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08
For sale.

1 n one of the most desirable localities in
tbs city, Onsstory trick dwelling Aouse. With four
rooms aud c-sr lot ooxlsO fset. Will fenced
tanning number Of fruit and good well 81
ter Enquire Of Wv FULTON.
arid allEstafe Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

There are II good many good things said Of
our Russian purchase. The following from
the Cincinnati gazette will be relished:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

The Democracy of the North are in SYM.
patty with the Arisfocracy Of the South to-
day, as they have been for generation past.
The hearts of Northern Copperheads and
Southern Rebels, overflow with RECIPROCAL
affection FIR each other, and hey sill con,
stiute IN the future, ms they baye in the PAST.
one political party, in The interest and under
the domination Of the 0igarchy Of the
South. Aud in order to secure permanent,
enduring aad National success. aud control
the policy OF he Government. and the DIS
TIMES Of the country, The Republican party
must enlist the sympashies and the cordial
Cooperation OF the MASSES OF the South.
This is no less the inspiration Of patriotism
than OF party. Before the war. our party
could not live in the south. because Of slay.
cry, and the tyranny OF savehold,np regim.
over the minds and conduct of men. Since
the war wherever the republican PARTY poe,
and establishes itself, the banner of n.
Union, the flag of the free, is rufprlad an,
floats onthe breeze. The Republican mart,
and the "boys in blue" are the only narte,
who hoist the stars and stripes in the Son,b
therefore. let every patriot speed them on
thst the power Of our ideas may secure for
ever, under our flag the fruits Of the victor,
which our arms have won, for freedon ard ~.
Union.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

Tho Nov. York Ercninq Pos, OF Friday Inns an
| editorial hcadea, :sIiying in South Caroliia," in
which it says: -'""if'" ~ =!
,e havo seen some lottors written Quito rcccr,ty
by mcnbers OF q family IN South Carolinn, whose
house and estate lilo within tho tract over whcii
Slcrmnn's army swept with suoh terrible vEor, IN
1865. They were SO fortunate us To havo thoir
ra,cpa dwelling hGuso Ss, spSrGd aa amid m the
| hood but tho land aud It's Inhabitants. I'hcy arb
now aiixously inquiring i'll what way thoy can
turn the land TO account III tho b0st way to afford
them tho means of subsistence. Tho first appre
tension IL or tho local taxes, which in arrears
to tho amount of n few hundred dollars, and CON
only bG mot by forced aaiS OF tho property Which
Tho situation is described as one OF tho henlthj,
ost fpgions in tho world, sumin6r tr wintor ;-un
abundance of good wnler and g06d fifowopd mono
of tho cxtrcncs of lcat, and cold corn, cotton,
wheat, ryo: oats barley, sweet aud White pottoes;
plos, pears md pluins and figs grow iii abundance.
rlcro nre many superb sites for factories, tho
| Ler-powcr being unsurpassed. It IN too lAto Tor
calculations and arrangements Tor another Saar.
Desirable openings for settlement appear to bo
abundant nnu inviting in all tho Southern StAtes
| with Guoa deal OF eaGerncss ON tho part Of own
era of land to promote emigration from tho North
BY; tho current in that direction does Ho. sOt
| migration southWard VIII become popular until
three or four prcliminarics become fayoraby set
tod. The hrst is, that the process OF recoistruc-
| Jaw and ordor 80 thoroughly ;rbstorod as to
niford assurance Of safety and Happiness for the
families OF Northern set!ors Tho sucolld is that
owners mubt bocomo willing to put thoir. lhtds in
| mar kot for what it is worth-that' is, at pricos
which Will ,mpete with those of tho Wost, taking
al circumstances into account. A third is q gone
ral;williHCness on tho parts thoifeHdept populn-
lion to havo tho Social institutions of tho state
nladu contorniablc to thuso i'll other parts of tho
country, in regard to schools, ronds, ustic5 free.
dom oI Opinion, nejGhlprly Ifo, &c, i: -.
whonoyer these conditions arc seen 10 exist, we
may expect tho wave OF einigrnion to flow stcadi-
y toward the South, regoneratins tho. country as
t.fows.'' THO Progrcss will bogradual, not stimuli
thHe6as, but will acccIerdto NJ it advances until
SntJ after in turn is thils perlnhneuty
waited AND moulded into tho body social Of the
whole country. In the meantime, those ubfortu-
| nate people III tho Southern States whom tho ro-
bcllion has deprived of everything but their land
and fcir personal ihcultes, mill haSo to do tho
best they can for themselves, ieither by roughiIg
itthA u hfriAtuplc do i'll Lilo "Reminiscences, or elac
| abandoning c9nntry which the great criIn9 OF its
Inhabitants has rendered longer teuaIlo for
1 their nbode. . ag.ipoy 'r, .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28
! .POI3N. ,CAIENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
poRT OF CHARLES sTOs
Arrived Yesterday.

Bchr Myrover. Hughsl, New York, days. Mdze To
" noich, Alexander. II Brs,oi Blksell & Co. Doll.
nar,Io Ir0s posG ,dusn GH iccrv C9FSt.n; n
I l. Fak, Il Asnnt O Qravely II derdts Co. II Gan.
non, p ]. Gnillelnin. Hart Co, Huri.mp 20, J W
Thomiinson u Co. L KornahrenS Kllnch, Wichenbcrg
Co, T.S King. W Knoblnck, J J u Kirkpatrick Muf:
ler d Nfrniiz o Iogeman, Laurey & AeIandar, Mchr-
tina WohinAnn, q Mose, Muller, d o'ReilI, D
Pnnl %, PoInnnih, z u Rodgers G 20, ROPER q
onoy, uY Steffens Co. d II HilcoS. Willis k Chis-
olrn, Whlden 4 Known, Tnirmann b LlHenthll, @ W
Wihbunn & Ca, W. l. Wobb Wernor Il Dncher, Walker,
Agent Waliar q 90, u! 4 Waikn: Il Co. Den Tyler,
sehr yraie, Macon. Philadelphia. d,yI Coal. To
Tho Mister and the daa Company. On the 22d instant
picked up Captain Chnndlsr Of tho brig Tngen nom
acar9nvno for Now York. tho oficnrs and crow, nnd
brought Them TO this porL IBor particulars tho los
ef tho 1ars1nt seo report OF Captain Chandler boow)
beamer Ehfa. Hanco1 nthhkrdaon Savannah via Hi.
tonHfed d'beAnfnft. -Adle To Ferguson Holniea
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28
NewOrleens nIs%lset.

NEW ORLEANS. May "a. = Corros = Tho market
opened this morning with continuance OF the previous
dullness. and. owing to tho receipt lator hour
still moro discoursglng acooupLa from Now Yorh and
Lvepoo tho movement Inns exhibited Jry tle actiyf-
meet ordinary requirements and most fsetors oTinced
renewed anxiety to SELL but the feeling on tho part Of
depression prevailing In the leading markets. both for.
roign aud domestic, supcrtndueing tho boct that moro
advantageous purchases be effected tnS In tho week
Under thebe circumstances the Balea restricted;
comprising barely aQQQ ba,es tqn by ton hpkcrs at
regular but earer prIces, tho MARKET Gowe7er; coep
too unseted TO admit Of defnite quotations. whieh 6
accordingly prstl r1nod. lhe cohtinhcd impedlnonts
10 tho aogoua:n Of exchange operated rather prgjudi,
ciAlly seyeisi buyers being thGreBJ prevented nom
purchasing. WiE'.f'A ifl,#
sC6AR AND .Mo1IssE8-There lave not been any re-
eepta froln tho coast sinoo yesterday Tho principle
sslo Is lot Of 20 hhfs w9ijf slsnned The market is
low laf: 1Sc fot good fair; 1S}alsXc for cl6I6 I3Xa
Ite toE Yellow clarified. and laHo for wle sgar. Mo
Tho stock Of Cnba sugar md nnlassos large but here
is very lto demand for sugar. and Tor molasses
Ho quote Nos "a and u sugar. in boxes at
No IL In the absence oi GALES OF mo!assos wo
gro compelel to o1nl quotations. ,Tg .r.1.-
CoaF--Iho mark u quiet but aqsas :ad srui with
fair demand and good supply. The sales TO- day an1.
brace $50 sacts OF which ieo Mixed 67O do and 600
do = 81 lsgpq mixed h "a All i7 1000 mixed 1000
1s5 fhnoy whitd at sl nix al nriel :" I"''' !, =.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28

Tho inspections OF Flour npd Mo tho city Of BALL.
moro for tho week wcro followB Howard Street. 1868
bble; Cit, Mills, 37S8 obls; Ohio, 69 hbs and Family
SS1 bbs total heat Flour 1856 bbls together with 3I
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light aud market steady
for winter rndcs We notice salcs Of 800 bushels choiCo
Maryland who at % IS; 200 bushels prime do a IS 2O
nnd GOD bushcls tdum at S3a3 10no sales OF Pepusy
vantn grades. Corp11.t00 wnio aud 10. 900 bushels
yellow reeclye market inactive. but prices unchanged;
sales Of who at 81 I6al TO- mostly at the latter prno
250o bushes primo yellow ut 81 49, and $50
$500 Lushes good TO primo OF 8Uas2 aud 730 bushels In
fcrior ut tic per bnshel.
MoLAFsEB-Eo salos; quotations. samo yesterday.
'PnovIsoNB-Thcro wcru BllcB yoaoraay 100 casks
Western rlb Sides TO tho trade at llc; jobbng wo
quote steady nt sl2&c clear rib do 12kal2Hc Shoui-
dcrB loci Hams range fo l6c for plain sugar
cured canSased To fancy and quality. Bulk Meats
packed Lard l3&al3So for Western, and Ifc less
ty nfcss Pork s3 S2a2s 10 per bbl market generally
closed hrin. tr- ....s -.. ...
IIcE-Siock small and held firm at las. quotations to
Wit: for Carolina at 1laIlkc, and Raugoou UuyX cts
por 10. :,
siIT-wo quote ile market steady at previous prices
ytz For ioa roin dealers Liverpool Ground Alum "a 10
~ and do Fine 81 loss 20 u sack. Turks Island
f. .sbNkh,IIodGs frm, but thoro is very little ac-
GViS " SaS part 9l buyers We quote fnr TO good TO
primo I2ai2ic Porto Res Common 70 ef5Ieo fiaiSG
stock 10 day lo0 hhds Cuba l04! boxes do; 46i5 hhs
Porto ltico mud 4IG do English Island Reinod Sugar
ts bicJdyas last quoted-tlemnnd good. '-t ~.
SinuP-wu quote Baltimore Company's Golden at SIC;
do eIt.n Bic; Mrynnd conpany's uoldon TIC; anu do
WnIskEr"he,nafnS dili; no ssles for tho past veet
| sill quotc held in bond ut 3Ja3oc n gallon.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28
PUBLIC NOTICE.

,,.,,, . Nay 1867. I
omeo OF Of streets provide for Koep-
ny ne breets Iapoa Alloys and olen Courts in tbe
Gy or ChhfiessCn Ceap, and for other purposes" "a
Hereby Pubahed for thotnformation Of all concerned
For tho duo protection Of the said contractor or
ractoFs further ordained That every owner lossee,
occupant and tenant or any premses fronting In any
soeeg hnoi edny 81 opea court, sha on every day
sundnys eIceptcd hhre tho dirt ht garbage other
of placed In front Of his her ot In barrel boz
heap and In re.dncss for tho contractor by the hour Of
Gt day Of Noycbcf IN overy year and by the hour Of
nne oeIoef. A. NJ, from tho trst day6f November TO
Tho hrst day OF May following. And any person offend
Ing herein. or placing any dis nIb. garbage or other
6h In hhy street. lanc sney or open court Alter tho
hours above named, eha bo subject TO no lot lcsa
than tro nor moro than ye dollars for each and orcry
BY order -'->-~i . : = 49, W. II. slIITH, "
.,1fsya1t7 c1crk of oou4sn
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lt:5e,: e,:l}alitgQ,,,.s .:l}laa {itg !, .sNesps.
r .d,..,;gt NJ. ;;gtEspA ~ IopNINu, MAY q, 1S0;
y ~, |,""s SWINGING ON a B1nCIr-TREE,

.It . s.. 4. %. q Il = -
,oifnr 'ct =, si:.S, Swinging hirrh.tree ..i
TO slscIY tunc;l 20 IL 'sf..
'Hs Irc - Hqumed hx ~ tlt lroezns
.7i:rra ii --.:,;- Littlo leaves aflu,tcr 1T: r.
'' -T'-- Sound like dancing drope
-'.G''"t iroE.Js" or o brphk OF pebbles '"''''
-,riJ .r w atH:s' song that never sfoTs. N
80 LIP md aoyp scSnaw;
- - Up ino the sky;
;, '"tfox II vpcls us,
1"r'i, 'i' ,Ia Like a wide blue oyol t.,r
You and arc Kallors.
-.''"' - Rocking n mast go
q 49, -.tt..!t And tho worlds vessel; ~ ''f
~ = ,i"'r'i FfoI sho saiis so fasti
..lir 49, :,.C Blur. blue sea around us; :.
o., T. ..'t., an Not stip In sight 70
d., = :, q rI ~ They Will lang out lantcr.
~, - J. Wien thoy plse tonight
49,. nj. :. - We with ours will follow N
.: ir,.n!4r"f' g.i Through tho midnight loep;
Nor tlooght Of danger.
EtF Though tho crows nsiuep.
Va" - Q. how still tho afr Isl - 3
There oriole nGw ''-.''.''
What Jolly wbisticl
He's a sailor, po
vu,i,t Yond.r Is ills hammock
Ei I; .!., :: III tho clmtop high,
-s. Ono moro ballad niessmnte
---' -. Sling 1t ns you ny1
"i"'E a. Up and down we Recsaw;
Down into tho grass.
.: Scented ferp ami rose-bnds,
All ~ =
That's tho sort OF carpet
Fitted for feet;
AZ. Tapestry nor velvet ="
o., - Is go rich md ne1t
Swinging on bIrrh.trcel
Thls isSummor JOY q
y .'i''' = TN for all Yacntfoo- r.; m
."4iT':t ':..4 ~ Don't you think TO- boyl
.t!. Z - ,,'i .' Up and down to BocRaw n..
!'gE' ..';T'l .:'''; Morty and ut eRso; ~
Careless a brook IL, ..' .. a..
= = - Iulo as tho bTccza '..H
~ - !. :: ...'. toar IouH5 k0iks tor Jun
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-28
BARNWELL SENTINET,

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mo asSonss sS So s,,s HSn " r month.
your trade this nh Thnrea nothing toeasM PrntSrs
Ink-it has mnde many . fortune. -
Terms for the psper-SS poz annum Ia adYunca 70
Advertisements inserted At tho s1 Per SQUARE OF
cards Of ton linz. o. ie, is rato OF $40 Tor .hrso
fnCntnl -. ~ =. III 4 . ,.
Contraeta By tho Jcar for Ex nunha alIotns p.iy
oge OF changing. 90 moro hyofnhls 1sasua .Ahdrss -
N lIt,E.. - u EDWARD A. BROHYONr "a.
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