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'.77 \. 7I88sATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 81, 1868:

place For you know Katie, that loye you,
and that you love me- !, +r...,,,r. q /
Il was q very bold assertion for DR.. Ar
genson to make, and Kate was going to make
some indignant reply but he stopped the words
Fon Il her lips with kisses. The very best way In
the world k s9 stop any pretty girl from aoold-
ing. yon, ,..,i.r y.,.-' ..s,.s j.
4l Then Kate kept quiet, and learned that
DR., A A1Argenson had fallen in love with, her at
the very first, but had been held back BY, the
fear. that she would only airt with him, as
she had with others. 3I',s,.
And then, after while, when he had be-
gun to understand that hers was q noble ma
ture, she had been SO cold that he cold not
approach her. j. And if it had not been for
Juno's delightful conduct-Argenson said-he
never should have known how well his Kate
loyed him, u,
For he had been close behind her when
she was thrown, and lie was positive that she
cried out:
Colbert! Oh, Gilbertp 6g #
But Kate declared that she did not cry out
at all, and they had quite delicious little
dispute over it, which ended as all lovers
disputes usually do.
What o. Miss Barring? Why, Kate thought
she was lovely little thing when Gilbert
told her that she was his brothers's betrothed
wife! And, after that, Kate and Miss Barring
were hand and glove. And early in the au-
tnmn there was grand ceremony at St.
Johns Church in Spruceville and that same
ceremony made Jennie Barring and Kate
Ayrton sisters - ~ a.r,'a q
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/. SELECTED. STORY.
f ''';H-,i[f from the New York weekly.]
Miss. Ayrton's Ride.
BY HERO STRONG.

|
ayes, hate him p said Kate Ayrton, the
hot crimson flushing her check, and the light
leapcd to her dark cye-"I hate him with my
whole soul !" .SfaT
She flung down spray Of purple helitropc
on tho dressing table, as if it had done her
some deadly injury, and glanced at it a mo-.
mcnt as it the inscnsible thing could be made
to understand how she felt toward it. rs
Thenshc looked in the glass, which is very
natural thing for woman to do under all cir
cumstauccs. X .aiJ gflfs.5s 4l.
| 1t was a beautiful face that she saw there
and if she had not been in such an i'll humor
she would have smiled with pleasure at the re-
fection. A clear brupette complexion lighted
up with great dark eyes, and shaded by heavy
bands Of raven hair, breaking over the low
broad forehead into mnzcs and ripples which
were never made by crinping pins or curling
irons. ~ r ii .n
Then Kate sat down in an easy, chair
picked up the hellitropo and pulled it vindic-
lively to pieces.
ITO think that he should refuse my request,
aud put me off with this !" said she, looking
savagelyat the now generally dilapidated bios
sonls---'s'to think of it and worse than all
that ho should give the fowor asked for, TO
that dumpling faced Jennie Barring! Yes,
hate him !"
Now Jennie Barring was not dumpling- faced
by any means, she was very pretty, sparkling
eyed blonde, and half the young men in town
were in love with her. te
Kate looked around spitefully after having
thus relieved herself-and then she put her
head down on the table and began to cry
! Well, I suppose by this time you want Ia
know who it was that Kate hated, and what he
had done to deserve her hatred. | can tell
you in very few words.
Gilbert Argcnson was man of thirty OF
thcrcabeut, who had recently come to Spruce
vile, and entered upon tho practice Of med
cine. 7sr: ff
Kate Ayrton was the belle of Sprucevillc
and had been accustomed to sec every one bend
before her shrine DR.. Argenson declined Il
bend. He was tho first man who had not beer
vanquishcd at once, and on the principle tha
as all, most desire those things out Of and be-
yond our rcach-his admiration was wha
Kate coveted moro than anything else.
lie was polite and courteous, always to her
but never anything more. g,,l.
The night on which Kate is brought befor,
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I $50 ;sss.,ss : JlNBER
. i HIIUl1T I'm ] { ORD 2 Il

"Tom why did you. .Hos marry Miss- r.
80, she had sort Of hesitancy in her
speech, and I'd sSI soSI left her, = s.. r S, !
"a hesitansy in her speech; / never heard
Of tliat are 5 you not mfstak asspe,
s'No-Inot atall, for when I asked her slis
kinder hesitated totsay yes and sks hesitatedi
80 long that Lieut. out for another.1ar7 ~ 81
aIqm' h that j. a fine horse ypu have there;
how much is he worth 2" s''s'' Is
"Three hundred and fifty dollars y f'ssss hfs s
4 "Notso much as chat" esgasioFiz zSsI sie fity
eHea'. every cent of it -anothers Afty on Top !
ofit.D, es,a ys9z. ,,sr 3s;;.;,,,,,,, 8, .,.ss
r"'sAre you sure?n1. t,.st..;,f q. J.
eyes, TIL swear, to it." - - ~
"All right. ~ 's1s hfs .s<sfas7, Sss@s'f'"
"What are you 50 inquisitiveS for s'3xs ,dsEe7f
'sIerely for assessing paspsscs.T I'D tiss tisssk
assessor, and only wanted to know nwhat you =
rated your nag att az, -,4e,o7a s. st,rfi Il :,
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ERRoRs OF THE PREss.-Reader. did you
know that every column Of newspaper con-
tained from ten to twenty thousand distinct
pieces of metal, the misplacing of any one Of
which would causo bunder or typographical
error? With this curious fact before you,
don't you wonder at the general acc,lraoy Of
newspapers! Knowing this TO be tho fact,
you will be more disposed, We hope, to excuse
then to magnify errors Of tho press.as
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" A R I O us. s.,
Old Proverbs.

Cheer up, man; God is still where he was.
God is at the end when we think Tie is
furthercst of. ae:'ai4.
He counts very unskilfully who leaves God
out of his reckoning s 81 .i1iasi's i.a
God 8 mill grinds slow but sure q
God IS always opening His hands to 81 ~
and But little Share in great ono
God comes to see us, or to look upon us,
without bell. ~ att s43 III,
Prayer brings down the first blessing.
The worst Of crosses is never TO have had
any
Begin your web, aud God will supply YOU
with thread h .a iiip ii7-J :.
I At the end of life La Gloria is sung
Fly the pleasure that will bite tomorrow.
The devil tcmpts others and the idle man
tcmpts the devil. ~
Always refuse the advice which passion
gives.
Ilo who will stop every mans mouth must
have great deal of meal.
In silence there is many good moral.
lisa bad house that has not an old man
in it. aaa- sn TT,
Welcome is the best Cheer. si ISL s&,4
The child saith nothing but what is heard
at the 6residc..
When children arc little they make their
parents head ache, and when they are growr
up they make their hearts ache.
Time is the rider that breaks youth.
No mans head aches while he comforts an
other.
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Miserable lle Fashion Greeian Bend,

st..l4 ~ PSiS 4I1tpis = lyyfFu31 fV5TH
"Darby Dodd" met his iViolante on the street !,
the other day, and here is what followed: :
She was doubled over as though She had had
the cholic. .oIelgd-iisI ssR ns:s;1
HAre eyou well, Violante ~ says tsaxs' cit
She said she was quite we'll, but r ann sure.e
she wouldn't be doubled, over, in that way
there wasn't something the matter with her.
'Whats WRONG with your back 7',--saayys ay I. -
"My back says she, firing up up little. : ss'
aY es, my dear; havcn't you got i, pain lpsaaiaa,I
there, or something 9' f3tg al itl. a',iss slfiss
5"'A1r,i Dodd, you are facetous.,' 7.t ,,s,1, ~
! told het mildly not to get her back up. !.
though a.1 that was just what I shouldahaye liked
to gee her do. ~ sHls '' = s.,, s. ) -
Have you been eating green's q 0rainythi aainnyything
that disagreed with you 2's'F Eet79a relass2s sii
"No sir, I an, in elegant lralsh.n,d s5it t4f
well, why-in shee name Of goodness, do
sou bend OYER it that way. ssgi lH;tf1's
i She wonlln' tell me, but moved away viii,
EiaaE lsaaa
! have been roading Of q disease called thu ]
Grecian Bend that is raging, and NAV be
that's what's the matter with Tiolante. ,lEe'5.g
/ hope Il isn't dangerous but ie seems d
affect people very much like cholic which is a,
unpleasant complaint q Is goy &. s9:.s.,sst <.2s
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A gentleman from Swampyile was tailinp
how many diffefeht uccupations, he had az.
tempted,t Among others he tried school
teaching. s h.aa.,e. Il s. aas,i syes. & g
How long did you teaphS asked d, iby.,
stahder. .,..,
Wal ! u ddn. t teach s'h. long ta.. is, / only
went to teach e''='3 s.T as''a Sses y aa 81
Did you hire out7' aTt3 - iaia 'sei saey'
w. didn't hire Oil, only went to
hire OUT, +J. ,,.,,..a..t s.
| Why did you give il up 2 ..;,
Wal, I Civ il up for some reason or nuth.
er. You see travelled Into a tieestsict. and
inquired for the trustees: Somebody said MI,
Snickles was the man wanted to see. TSo II
found Mr. Snickles-namcd my obiic. asn.
terducing myself and asked what he though,
about lettin me try my luck with the big bDss
and untulS gals in the deestrict. He wanted
to know il I really considered myself capablef
| told him wouldn't mind Ills asking me . :
few easy questions in 'rithmetic and iogsrnhy.
or showing my handwriting tie said no, never
mind, he could tell a good teacher by his gate.
"Let me see you walk off a little ways, says lss
and l can tell jis's Wells if l heard you,
examined says he. He sotin the door as be
spoke, and I thought he looked little skit.
tish; but was considerable frustrated, and
didn't mind much; SO I turned abont, ana
walked on as Smart as I know'd how: Hs said
he'd tell me when to stop, so,1 kept on till /
thought I'D gone far enough: then s'pecsstl
s'thing Was to pay, and looked round. Wal,
the door was shot, aud snickles was gone,' s
Did you go backy' ss4s
Wal, mol didn't go back,
Did you apply fof another school q
wal, aoI didn't apply apply feT m another sotnuol,
said the gentleman from Swampville y rather
judge my appearance was agin me-
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Here is a queer announcement, which ap-
pears i'll the columns of the Helena (Arkap
sas) Clarion. 1t illustrates the beauties of the
Radical reconstruction policy:
"MIany inquiries are made for the Judge of
this District. For general information we
will state that his name is Bennett, and he re-
'idcs in New York, where he is at present
with his family" ge sra
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NEVER BE HAuouTY.-A humming bird
met butterfly, and being pleased with the
beauty of itsperson, and glory of its wings,
made an offer of perpetual friendship. Ia
81 canuot think of it," was the reply; "as
you once spurned mo; called me drawing
dolt." ga sa sG sl,-ss5... IN
Impossible J" exclaimed the humming bird,
II always entertain tho highest respect for
such beautiful creatures as you" I9 y ua
"Perhaps you do now, "said tho other;
"but when you iusultcd mo was caterpillar.
So let me give you piece of advice; never
insult the humble, as they may some day be-
come your superiore" a
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A young physician, asked pstnliissioa difs q
lass to kiss her, she replied, "No. sir / hsses
like doctors bill stuck III my face,' -
An editor out West, who had served four
days as jarylnan, says: ~ am 80 full of
law, that it is with great difficulty I refrain
FROM cheating somebody" aar .s
There is an old maid UP town Who is go ac-
customed to dating her ago backward, that
when she speaks of the latter part Of Dscsua.
ber, sho calls it "late in tho spring.
It ia dangerous fos QUE to climb his candy
tree too High, for he Is very apt 70 get snnosx
d,aa and dtdayea branches, FeTc
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tsJa BY Mns. r. n. b! kEsSERsos.c < 4 z
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'Tis the s6ddeat-'tis the sweetest, y 7s!-.s y
'Tis the loseliest Of the year; ),
The time Of summers last sad smile, )
Ere she's laid upon her bier.
- Methought she had departed, t2f $ : ,.5 ~
With NIL her radiance wild; ,5 j
= Gone, stranger lands to gladden. ~, s,.ssd
With her balmy airs and mild. 81 fIF s.
But no! ah, still she tarrieth, II sT sr4s,
.ii She smilcth once again; iteG Isl
And from the forests cchocth ~ 99t
80, low, sad, mournful strain. ....s ~
2 Sweet songs of rich, glad melody, III +. d
Hath sheibeen singing long ;.i;ls
And now, with strangely warning tone,
She chants her own death-song;
Gray hill, and bleak, wild mountain,
WOODLAND, and glen and vale; ~
Resoundcth with the requiem, :
The solemn, dirge like vail.
+ All gorgeous in her winding-sheet. 44a,H
II Green goldcn-hued and red; 9.i,5
Ger which shadowy, dimncss reigns,
As ocr the features Of the dead.
Her voice like the sccr's, now soundcth f
In her sorrowful parting 10y '5 'if u (.
And methinks it loudly spcaketh,
OF the coming Of decay,
It tells that the lovely fadeth,l Gji@
~ That the beautiful lasts not long: ,
Such to me the burden secmeth,
Of the dying summers song.
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To Husbands.

The edict is spoken, $ s = -i''s''
And skirts shall no more.
or daughters and wives sweep
Society's floor.
Bnt, husbands. rejoicing
Too soon would be wrong;
If the dresses are short,
Still your bills will be long.
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49, - r. A4WnGems - -.
~ ~ - = @ a1vsrsfssnsss 4
~ - + - - - sne eolsna
~ W. - ! - ths1 ~
ssAibdlneat ysaD9lle, zAso = 5osf
slesy baIl1iae N u stssa - - articles
sfI - q - - 49, > ~
- 49,. - : - = asgsA oaths
sseend Aooe = - 6nssss los q parlos,
hisa6sae - seekIAg sasvsA O. ~ bird
leor = ~ aaosst noes d Stoves; and
hsss i - aaa1hstssiAg depastnent Ex-
pssisnced aad slilfsa veeknsn are busy
osaGlAsesriag tia.vass, BE. Al Kids q
repairing ~ done pronptly, satisfactorily
and veil The house keeps il this depart
- stAs yssy bssa Of vosknsa. On she
foarsA door is my inasinsbIs amount Of far
uishiae soods, aad veodss psnps. Psupl
~ ~ speciality u that door: ne bsss ast
nost ssrviesabls Of pumps Of sst>sats naa
ufaeturs and bound 70 give satisfaction =
thsss Purchasing and using them.
We cannot 90 into n enumeration Of ths
vasioas kinds Of stoves, ETC., that are b,
specialtiss Of this house. See The advertise
fnsnk And for yonr fall sasisfaction 70 AMI
sxauins The stock yosrself. III. B. A
Williams, and his Son, Mr.. Horace Williams
have long beer in business IN Keokuk, N.
their house il prepared to supply oil the Dc
mands Of the trade. Everything that par
chassrs, sithsr for individual use, OF retail
dealers, want in the way Of stoves, tin.wars
or goods ID its line. they can find At thi
house 1t the lowest market prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

TEAR efficient ere organisation, the " Rolls
No. 2" will soon have new home for the
keepiDg Of its apparatus and the holding OF
it's meetings. The city is now engaged in the
erection Of brick engine house between
Ninth and Tenth streets on Main, for the ex.
press uss Of this company. For years the
CattarauRus members Of our Fire Depart
nent have had nothing but she'd TO shelter
their machinery, but finally their patience
has been rewarded BY the City Council or
dering building such - they deserve.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

Tux body o. drowned man was found in
the river a. Davenport on Saturday morning
Last. The body had apparently been in the
water several weeks. 1t appeared to be that
Of q man about forty years of age, dark hair
and about five feet ten inches in height.
From his clothing it is supposed he was Ia.
boring man or deck hand
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VS. noticed the frs, issue last month by
our young friend Parcel, of TIE Keokak
Price Current The number for the present
month is out, double the size of its first ap.
psarsnce, full Of advertisements, and show
ing healthy prosperity.
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10CEsrs.- hard working friend Har-
desty is making all the necessary arrange
menta for the re-opening of his s'ten cent
pork house, George is deserving Of suc>
cess, and may prosperity always linger with
the stem cent institution over which be pre-
sides
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Tnsriver above is alsrmingly low. Freight
In great quantities fill every wherf and lands
Ing above, awaiting shipment. The Northern
Line Company, however, are making every
sxsrtion 10 gesth freigh.s through As speed.
LIZ Is possible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

IHn work on she upper rapids Is progress.
Ing very timely. An immense coffer-dam has
been placed in the river, giving the whole
force Of men employed on the work \ fair
chance to hew and blast out the rocky bar.
riers that have always been 30 great an i'm.
pediment to the navigation. The contractors
ere evidently fitted for the great undertaking.
The dam is splendid piece Of engi.
Aeeriug skill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

HaAvr.-Ths agent of Charles Dickens in.
forms the public that the celebrated novels,
will not think of appearing before an audi
snce in this country for less than 81, 900 per
night. We think our Library Association
should engage HE services for about six
btohta
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We direct the attention of our readers to
ths new advertisement Of Messrs. NJ. & D. P.
White, to be found on the 6rst page. We
believe this is the only firm in our city
which sells -four at wholesale exclusively.
In addition to this they manufacture Hour
sacks, and deal extensively in all kinds OF
paper sacks. We commend the Messrs.
White to public favor. Persons having bust
ness with them will end agreeable men TO
deal with.
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rev York Dry Goods r5arket.

rev York Dry Goods r. arkst.
By Telsgrsyh.l NHv YosI. Nov. H.
Day rainy, and this aftern very cold. trade copss
qrsntly inactive but tbs prospect 10 thss heavy
wooeus will become In more active request. Al present
lew rates wooisns selling in ttis nAkss, are now
cheaper than in Europe.
cottonsSo particular change 10 notice, except
onds OF Msrrinast prints, which are selling At
shilling.
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New Orleans MARKET.
BY Telegraph Nsw OHIAAss, Nov. IL
Gotten Declined; niddling Orleans l7s4ais.
Sugar and Moasses-Duil and unchanged.
floar-Qutst; sup.rhne - 5,1lo; choice Ii1ls.
Corn-Frn 1t II "a.
Oa,s-firm at 50
Pork-Scminal At $22 80
Bson-only retail business; shoulders lii40L nib
sides l6; clear 10 49,
LArd-Tisrc.s l3l.a1l: ksssii
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

tbs greatest attraction in keokuk to, day
will be the bargains offered by Phillips L
Kerr. They have large stock of everything
in their line. which they propose to sell q.
the lowest figures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

Lost, yesterday, somewhere between sun.
rise and sunset, two golden hours, each set
with sixty diamond minutes. No reward ia
offered, for they are gone forever.
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A reporter, in describing . meeting OF a
total abstinence society, raid that they had
. most harmonious and profitable session,
and retired from tho hall Ia the bes. Of
spirits"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

BRiso your Job Work 70 the CARS CfrY
ONCE, where you can have it done in the very
best style ct the lowest figures.
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By Telegraph cH,cAso Nov. Il
Fogs - ec.ipts to noon Q ias heal. Market 4
tive; noinaly unchanged; sales atou 55o at range
Is 30 &c 80, ciosius 2niet, tending downward.
ca.te-Rec~ipts TO noon 4ol head. Market neg
ieeted bnyers having tanned their attention the hog
market; hsst class 10 ahppng range IS IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

Ma. SPIcER, . new conner in our midst, has
Just commenced the erection Of two story
brick business house on the north uide of
Main. between Seventh and Eighth streets.
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C,.e,.na,, n.rr.,

ClneiAnati MARKET.
BY Telegraph CINCINNATI, Nov. H.
flor-uneh ranged family $40 s54ll
Whsat-Yirnsr. and In demand at - 10 fer No l. bat
generally sold sloc higher.
Corn--New ear in demand At s3dAe5
Rye-Unelarged snd dull at II 30 fur No fall.
c .ttpp-6teafy at 1911.
Po,k-eu,l: No dscsnd; small lots sold at slo.
Bacoa--In better demand but lower; shoulders II
clear rides 1874
Hogs-sold 81 eaeA gross and matt Recepa eG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

Az editor became martial, and was created
Captain. On parade. instead Of "iwo PAGES
IN front-advance" be unconsciously bawled
cut, ''Cash-two dollars year-advancel"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

Fous thousand barrels Of apples are now
ct the landing at Noptross destined for ports
further north.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

THosE IS cent I'll wool Flannsls, At the
New York Store, are equally ~ cheap Is
their 20 cent Irish linen, 1t,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

Jrsr received 6ns assortment of Teas,
Coffee and Pure Spices, q H. l.. rord's, on
9th street, between Main and BloudeAu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

Ms acknowledge ths receipt Of can Of
very nice fresh oysters from Mcdonald Par
shall, Second street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

Tns latest and best Blood Purifier. d Dr..
Aason's Vegetable Compound, as c. ".
Christ6sld's. los
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BsArrIrrL dsys-glorious nish,s. The
clerk Of the weather is dealing oh, so gently
with Us. Are W thankful?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

THE cars'.of the Union Pacific railroad are
now running TO Cheyenne, 6l6 miles west Of
the Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

Esw xorH Monsy Market.
By Telegraph NV YoeE, Nov. IL.
Mouey-steady at eeif per cent, for call loans.
stsriing-DuiI a; Us 59s gold, fer hrst e.sss bills.
Gold opening at eei (, u, sing At %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-13

THE pastors Of the Baptist and Chatham
Square N. E. churches exchanged pulpiss
last Sabbath morning.