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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29
Financial and Commercial.
xnoKUx MARKET.

CVHH y EAlSA3 w ~ .s..,. k6of0 u 30
DscEwnKAr IIeuH-sl.76 to esl3s per re lbs.
Burfrx1chdlce lots wiiicommand $50 SIC p
Eeas-In good demand at 30 to 33c per dos.
PouLrnY-Chickeus. dressed, $500 per dozen !:
Turkeys Iotol2c per ID; ducks 2.00Sper dor;
gssss $50 to $500 per dos
GAns--Prairis Chickens - 70 per dozen; Quails
4l.25 per dozen.
SoRaHUA-New, 60 to $50 per gallon.
PoiAroEs-95 to 81 10 q bushel.
LARD--i9 TO lie per n.
BssswAx--30 to 32c per Id.
TALLow-In bbls, &c; loose Sc per 10.
FsArHERs-Prime Coo TO Csc per b
RAas-cotton, Be per Ii; WOODEN 3c perth.
WHIrE BEAss-Common to good 50 o to 50 25.
CHRRss-0ood country Is 70 lie. Paetory lsc
BsAs-scarce and in demand; 81 20 TO 81 Is per
100 lbs.
FRuIrs-Green Apples 81 90 to 81 40 per bush
81. Choice Dried Apple. 5 to loc perth.
SKEBs-Timothy 81 so. Glover 81 o00l$7 80.
Flax seed 81 so.
ous-Coal oil sec. Li.seed. raw 81 IL, boiled
81 Is. Lard, winter strained, 81 20. Fish
oil 81 30.
LAE srock-Beef Cattle 81 90 to 81 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, Is 10 IS 80 gross. Sheep
So so to 50 50 per head. Veal Calves
from - 90 to - on
BAcoy-S. G. Hams Is to lie
WooL-Tub washed IS to 4oc.: fleece DO enc
25@t SOC; unwAshed, 20 to &c.
HAr-Timothy in active demand at from 50 o
to $iI 90 per ton. Prairie IS 90 to So 80
WOODS so to ~ % per cord sccerdingto qu IL
ity.
HIpEs--Green, 7e; DO salt &c; dry Amt Isc;
do salt l5c per ID.
S.Lr--Lakc 81 Is to 81 10.
GLAss--sXIo SIS 80. Ratey discounted 80 per
sccnt.
NAiLs-$6 90 rates.
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view xor~ n~.

view YORK nAE1H.
By Telsa -aph.l Fsv YoaE. Dec %
Ilour-Quis', With declining ter .sncy fer medium
and comuiou
Wheat-Qs'et AID steady, with some export enQnh y
TO complete ordefs.
Rye-i5ds6 sor western.
Cst.-Duli 1t e65$,
cotn-si IS FOX ola in stcs and 81 10 "A at.
felk-ohief and stead SD q07e for old mew,
eash ana reeusr srtes 20 ibis mess, F,brus-
~. alta lsaSsp.
bssf- Steady 18th mo crate dsnan'.
caf Meats Sor.inf uuel Ang,d
B@ot-Quir; and fiji N
Lstd-C sd dalta d heavy a, I21Lsl3
Rice quiet
C3aee-Qai h.
sGgar-tiru; CsAa llga12.
Enthusiastically: srs 50.
Hogs-Siow ale a Gls27Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

s'NcE the activity of Chr
have settled ,hsmselye. .s,rnas cur people
that is really djshes. down to a qaietude
m not. .tening to 'city editors
Dus rumble, hoping that they IRE
all se'iak good ready for New Years
Day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

sKA1lSo.-On the sloughs on the other side
OF the river can be found excellent ska, NO.
A number were over yesterday to enjoy the
"slickery' sport.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

NE solitude of the calaboose is not dis.
turbed BY the tread Of a vagrsnt, or the snore
OF an inebriste. There is not q prisoner with
in its walls
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29
/ Preference TO all other METHODS.
TIE Musical Mirror,

4 y0LrMf On Elementary rnstrnf tiots II voca
N Music with nnfntrons rraotica gxstriser attract
Triy arranged npor Original plan t6s4tl er witht
Lolieo.ist OF llsc 4fmonibusy a-a ed 10 {evtd an
Secular WoIJx InbNhoIe e'peeiaJ deslenia fav pna
lie schools Colleges ard suelrE Ctiss-s ptiee - Cts
Copies maiied past Pad OLIVER DiTa0S co
Publisher, ii Wasting on Street, Boston. cHAS
ElrsGG tnYFil Br0sdwa1, ktwYofk fdrc:T
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

REAAREAsLr. mild weather We ore having
for the closing days Of December.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

r e thought that the Lecture Room OF
Or. Browns new church will be ready for
use on Sunday next
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

ALI. those wishing photographs from any
OF the negatives made by Chas Sellers, ESQ.
IN this city, will please leave their orders a,
Van Grekens Gallery, No so Main street.
decog-o,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

nE river at Quincy is II Of ice, and i, il
win difficulty that the ferry boats make the,r
regular trips. Here there is not enough 10
IN The river worth mentioning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

POULTRY. Game and Oysters, in large sup
ply at Robertson 4 Albert,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

EVERY Republican in the city should At.
Tend the meeting a, The Cour, House. Monday
evening, the object of which is To organ;za
Grant Club.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

oS January lst Mrs. 4. kraf, wat open her
new boarding House on ,ae west side OF
four'h street, betveea Main and johnson.
a free lunch viii be ssrved ali dav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

We are selling good article of batting q.
% cents per pound by the quantity. or 27S
cents retail, ut the New York Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

We call attention to the advertisement of
NJ. Couehman this morning, announcing
the Postponement Of lis Grand Gin sale
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

IHF place to get the largest quantity of
goods for the smallest amour, of ready money
is at Robertson 4 Albers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

LNn-The attention of The public is spe.
cially called to Mr.. d. +. Millers adyer,ise>
ment for the sale Of land in another column
The railroad from keokuk to Fort Madison
runs through par, Of the land and its near,
ness to keokuk, which always furnished a
good market for agricultural products. make.
1t desirable investment. Ii the timber land
is as good IS Mr.. NJ. represents it in his ad-
vertisement, it alone must be worth nearly
what be asks for the whole GOO acres, Ly-
ing on the bank of the river, the wood can
readily be floated in barge to our city wharf,
and sold for from s5to 81 a cord. wit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

WV YORK Money Market.
By releraph NV Y,Rx Do. IS
Mop " Easy At SOS rtr cent fer call loans
Etc .Iing-fi m =. o8loz gold fer frst class bills
Gotd-Lower; ciosi z at 332ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

Msay xaukee MarHet.
by Telegraph.l MIlwAuxrr. Dec 2s
Fionr-firEs TX - Ia 80 50; country do g 1879 IL
X g ooassa
whest--Aetirs 81 81 Tor No l.
OTIS -enist attGa 81 10: No ..
Corn--I4owsr at SO ass1s FIR lew sbeli.d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

Nor a single ease on The police docke
Yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

oLp 1867 is tottering slowly down the
corridors of time.n This will be the last
Sabbath day Of his reign. Let ii be remem-
bered and observed. II wouldu't be At all
amiss to allow your mind to wander back
over the months that have interviewed since
that New Year Day that witnessed the birth
OF the then Young 81, and see how we'll you
have observed all those promises for the bel,
ter which you made upon that day. Perhaps
little thought Of this kind would do us all
good, and prepare us to enter, with better
feelings OF head and heart, into the unfa,h-
enable future of 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

WHISPERING AND Lsuoarsa IN. cHuscn.-
A writer says that people who whisper and
iaugn IN church are a public nuisance, aud
ought TO be abated. They rrofane the sane
tuary and mar the spiritual enjoy mens Of the
dsvoas .osshipss. We are glad 10 see TIA. !
go reeently impossd he.v, 6p..
ehsreh wAispsressssd
- ~ ~ - - hseene
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

Let everybody, evsry Union man, every
Grant man, ever Republican in the city It.
tend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

THE good york undertaken By ihs wash
ington Library Company Of Philadslphia, for
the endo ~menr Of the Riverside institute =
. National Home and College Tor Shs0pAsss
Of those soldiers Who we're fed u the noble
National Refrsshmest Saloon Il ihsf citi,
goes bravely on. That their noble object may
be most surely accomplished, they have L.
sued FIVE series Of 6ne steeI-plAte ensrsyinss,
one of which is given with every share Of
stock soil, at,prices much below their retail
value. In condection with st,s superb in
dscsmsnt svsry stakeholder d gnarantied )
present N the CREST distribution Of $500 600
worth. Masy Of them quite fortunes OF
themselves. We notice that one 10 worth "a
high as $4,000. another $4,000, another
$4,000, me SO, 900, ona 5000, two S2.-
500 each and large number ranging from
$1,000 Ia $50 each. Read advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

An ex hange ask Why should not eyery
house have its telegraphic wire? When gaa
was 6rss applied to proposes OF illumination,
it vas n ed ealy 10 the public baildiags and
streets, ind even now on the continent Of
Europe ], has been introduced but sparingly
into priv ste dwellings. Why may not the
TELEGRAPH. wire be extended and diffused it
We may say so-as the gas pipe has been?
Suppose d network Of such wires laid from
central point in the city to the library or sit.
ting-room of every dwelling, and an arrange
rfent made for collecting news similar to that
controlled by the associated press. Through
the wires, then, this news might be instantly
communicated TO each family, without the
work or time rendered necessary to put it in !.
to type, print it, and distribute IT by means OF
carriers: A FIRE, a murder, riot, the result
ofsn ele non would be simultaneously known
% every art of the city. OF course, this
would dc way with newspapers, bit what of
that? / / things have their day, ard why
should $, h ephen,eral things as newspapers
be an ex ption TO The rule?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

e-eu aions and al! varieties of Sponge Uphos.ering
done to oder.
Tn. pREP.RED CUSHION sPoSiT fr furutnie
c.rtae railroad car anI CHI ch uphol.tring, Tor sale
ca qual cities to SUIT.
Ths rArTR.ss and Pillow 7NGE v. d., o. stll
except IN Snu tpr.d In goods end ~ GGAhA
TEE a. articles of M.nufae G-ods TO p1ye en-
TIRE SATISFACTION, or the money Will be refAudcd
Address for Pamphlets, which will lie sent nee g
vtr,tody, estr,xL,tt,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29
CITY NEWS.
Grant CLUE.
MONDAY EVRNING.

kemembert the meeting for the organization
Of Grant Club q the Court House
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-29

The sunl ght is resting 80 peaceful and still
On valley and woodland, on river and hill.
The wearysne tolls of the week nre all o'er
The church bells are calling the soul to adore.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-18
THIEVES CHEERED AT A DEMO
CRATIC MEETING.

1t becomes necessary sometimes to publicly
sebuke men for over seriousness in n bal
cause. There is no better way Of doing this
than to publish the truth about them. When
men SO far lose control of themselves, and let
political differences run away with their bets
ter Judgement, as to introduce in a public
meeting, Of their party, a toast and give utter
Ance to cheers for . .,hicf' it is high lime
that they are exposed through the press. This
We very much dislike to do, especially 90
when il strikes at . man of our community
who is regarded as being honest and is a man
Of responsibility in our ncighborhood. We
do not do this because the one who is referred
to here, is political opponent Of ours, bu,
because We think that no such conduct should
90 uprebuAel by ;,c press. no matter WHO is
guilty of Il. If il were II Natural Brother Of
ours who proposed cheers for a 'thie;," We
would publish him. We have been handed a
communication, written by Mr.. L. Merchant
Of lama Ci.y, we p, blish it in this issue i'm.
mcdiately following this a~rticle. The man il
persoasted in that communication, 10 which
this refers.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-18
Co'sx on impeachment.

Schuyler Colfax delivered recently, a speech
at Wooster, Ohio, in which he spoke Of the
question Of the impeachment Of And,ew john
son at the ensuing session Of Congress. 4
reporter having given o doubtful version Of
his argument, NJ. Colfax furnished the
Chicago tribune The suhjoincd condensed
statement Of the substance Of his speech on
his question:
As, at a lime like this, men who are in
public life desire 10 be judged on their e:ac.
positions, may | ask brief SPACE in your col.
umns to say that | counted The days ill Con-
Sress would again meet. because in twenty
days after 'ha. time Edwin NJ. Stanton woulu
again 60 back to the War Department in SPITE
Of he maligna, President who sought to expel
Kim rom he posi-, ion in which he had Sc. ve,l
the county SO fai,hnAlly; that when Con-
g,ess resumed lis legislative authority, he
Hoase. in accordance with The demands o; The
loyal masses Throughout. the land, would be
l~ec.ircd 20 place he President before The
Tribunal provided by The constii u;ion. 20 de-
lend himself here lrom The charges Of PEI
s'sten. 1su M. ions, and pei eistent viola. ions
Of the oa.h which acquires him to take care
that the laws shall be faithfully executed;
and that, while | did not believe NJ. johnson
dared TO fulfill The threats against Congress
now being made by his Washington organs
appa' ently in his name, yet whoever did dare
to dcs, oy The Legisla. We Department Of the
government, by revolutionary force, wsethe,
President, Cabinet, Minister, or citizen
vonld be lied ior his I cason, and punished
as . ~trai.o". viii his feet, not as the trai.or
Of he iecen. rebellion, on The earth, but il
the mir.
ScnGvLEa CoLFAz,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-18
Cooley Lady's Book for 1868,

The cheapest Of Magazines, because it i.
the best. The friend Of woman, the arbiter o.
fashion, the encourager aud publisher of III.
best literature Of the day, the pattern from
which all Others copy.
Reading matter. In this there will be ar
improvement. The volume for 1868 will b.
set up with new-tac~d type, and Of size tia,
will enable us 10 give an additional quantity
OF reading matter, amounting to about lively,
pages in each number.
Beautiful steel plates. OF these the Lody
Book coniains fourteen each year, superior
we challenge OmparisOn-tO any published
in this country, ether in book Or periodical
The literature Of the Lu1y's Book, Marion
Ha .land, .Authc.css of Alone bidder
Path Moss Side Nemesis, and "Miri.
am" who conn ibutes to no other monthly
u,lisation, will furnish u new novel 70,
lS6S, called the Pho lie Rowland that will
run through The year. Her stories are m
iously sough, after. and as they are copy.
rightcd, eau be found nowhere but in Cooley.
Oar former efficient corps Of writer's has also
been retained.
Oar fashion plates.-the original double
fashion plates will be continued.
Model Cotiages,-thc only magazine in this
country that gives these designs is the Lady )
Cook.
Drawing lessons,-in this we are also
alone.
Original music, -Goley's is the only mag
azine in which music prepared expressly for
ii appears.
we have also a children's, o horticultural,
and a health Department..
Cooley Invaluable receipts upon every
subject: for The boudoir, nursery, kitchen,
house and Laundry.
Tinted cngravin.s. This is a series Of en-
cravings which no one has attempted but
ourselves. They give great satisfaction.
Ladies' fancy work dep ,rtment. Some Of
the designs in this department are printed in
%colors, in u style uuequalled.
-LEas FOR lSUS tue co.. ~ one year So 90
Two copies one year 50 80; Three copies one
yea 81 80; Four copies one year SlU %;
Five copies one year aud an extra cory to the
person getting up The club, making six copies
ii %; Eight copies Que year, and an ext'a
copy 10 tue person getting up the club, max
ing nine copies s,ll ~; Eleven copies one
ear and an ex,,a copy to the person getting
up the club, making .wslve copies ~. ID.
Godeys Lady $ Book and Arthur Home
Magazine will he sent one year Oh receipt Of
- 20.
GoLey's Lady,s Book and The Child.eu 8
Hour will be sent one year on receipt OF "a 40.
Cooley Lady's Look, Arthurs Home Maga-
zine, and , eild,en Hour will be sent Que
year on receipt OF 50 W.
lu RENTING by mail, o post office order or
u draft, payable TO he order OF l.. A. Cooley
is pleierrao!c to bank notes, as, should The
order or dealt be lost or stolen, It can he re-
wed wi,l,oul loss to he sender 1t u draft
Or a post o,iicc order cannot be procured, send
United STATES or National Bank notes.
Address l.. A. Cooley, N. Z. corner Sixth
aud Chestnut S,ree's, PhilaG elplia.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-18
- -
LENS.

A notice of the quite serious illness Of our
towusman, C.. K. Scott, Attorney for the S,h
Judicial District; was unintentionally omitted
last week. He was a..acked some two weeks
ago by paralysis OF the throat aud face, and
with bleeding Of The lungs, being unable to
swallow any thing for Twelve hours. The
paralysis attacked his eyes SO that he was un-
able 10 open them. His voice was also affect.
ed to such m extent as 10 prevent speaking
above q whisper. DIS. Blakeslee o; Anamosu
and Ristine of Marion are in attendance upon
the pa,ieJt aud he is slowly recovering -.iu
amosa EureId.
The trial Of JET. Davis is set for the fourth
Monday in November. 1t is expected to las
several weeLs. Chief Justice Chase will moi
be able to preside, ibe U. s. Supreme CoulI
opening on the first Monday in December.
Gen Sherman is in Washington by order oil
the President. It is believed A.. J. IL trying
Sherman with : view Of putting him in place
Of Grant in the War Office. Sherman il
aversc 70 any such scheme.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-18
Hard on the Cons,

The Peoria Ill.) Transcript hits The Iowa
COpperheads the following hard blaw between
the eyes:
The Coppcrheads Of Iowa seem to be in what
.Artemus Ward would cali on .'onpleasant
fix Their pct leader Judge Mason. has a
record that il enough to damn any body north
and which is just now being unplcasantly
ai;el by his opponents. Henry Clay Dean
always had a bad oider, political and person.
nj, c~linging to him. and now lie Grand Bying-
ton, the CopperEcad magnate Of johnson
county, has been arrested and lodged ia jail
for alleged perjury. We have u few Of thu,
stripe in this county that ough, to be in Jail,
but n 'egard for the morals Of those already
inca,ccia,el, induces our people to allow them
TO run n, lni &c. 1t would be unjustitiah's
torture to arrest n man for horse stealing and
obli2e him to keep company with a copper
head. while awaiting his trial. His chances
for salvation after that would be slim indeed.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-18
Fer The Republican.
Ge)xxELs Iowa,
October, 9th 1867.

What . strange thing it is that some people
will mot try to improve the mental faculties,
which the oil wise Cerator has endowed them
With, but live on day after day without ever
seeming to think that they have a duly TO pei
form in the great drama, Of human existance.
It should I've iae duly Of everybody to improve
in everything hey undertake % PERFORM
There is no excellence gained without great
Labor, We should al! try 10 remember this mot
10, while engaged IN our daily labor, and la
to make suitable improvement in every thing
which We are eng aged in. Ii it is the healthy
and honorable business Of Fa, ing, let US try
to make it . perfect success, aud not blunder
along from year 70 year ut the same old jog
not taking any interest in the things that are
going on around us, not even taking interest
enough in our country and the Affairs thereof
to take . local newspaper, to shy nothing Of .
general one, that has mol only the news Of our
" country bo.h political aud scientific, but
the news Of almost the whole world. Such
persons % these are drones in lle great hive
of the world, and ought to be set apart from
the rest, III some corner, out Of the way Of the
more active aud string spirits Of enterprise,
whore they can bask in the sun shine OF ig-
noFancs, and enjoy their slothful condition,
without having any Que, who will dare TO mo.
lest them or make them afraid. But when re
see . man stepping around At . good brisk
ps6e, always busy ct something Or other, Ne
have hopes Of him. He 10 the msn that goes
70 u Post Once At least once : wsek, and
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-18
The Man that don't take the Papers.

"Ihe man that don't tale the papers wa,
in :own the o,her day, he b, ought his famil,
on an OK cart, and waited before a store. II,
sill believes that Mi'lard Fillmo,e is pes;
dent, and wanted 10 know If the kamscLa,ius
had taken Cuba, and if SO where they had
taken it. lie sold hi. pork Tor / Gems when
he nigh" have got eight. One of his bows
went to a o%lacksmirh's shop 10 be measure ed
for 4 pair OF shoes, aud ano her mistook the
market house for a church. He hung his ha
on a meat hook and waifed patiently for meet.
ing 10 commence. One Of The g:,ls took a 10,
Of seed onions TO The pos. Office to /, al. for a
letter. She had a BABY which she carried in
a sugar trough. s,opping occasionally 10 rick
it on the sidewalk. When j, cried she flied
its mouth with a COTTON handkerclief and
sang barbara Allen. Tue o,hcr boy had sold
two coon skins. aud was on a ..bum., When
last seen he had called for soda and water."
and stood soaking Ginge,- bread in it, and
making WY faces. The SHOP keeper m.siook
his meaning and gave him a mis.u e Of sal.
soda and wa'er nni it tasted strongly Of soda.
Eut he had heard tell Of soda and water anu
was bound to give il n rial, ..puke or no
puke.' The old man had q tea kettle lie want.
ed to get fixed and he carried 1t to a mil, liner.
the lady thought he was c,azy, but noticing a
hole in the kettle politely told him to take it to a
timers shop. lie then 'ook an old pillow to
the ieWnlpr q 10 have i. nnjntod and sha rronol
Some one tod him he ought 10 take the pa
per, but lie would not lis.en to it. lie was op
posed 10 ":u'e,ual improvement and though
'larnin" was q wicked invention.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-18
A Mysterious Cese of shoo,,ng a Yocrs
Lazy.

The Coxsackle News gives the particulars
Of another act in a s~ingu'er drama that has
Tor sometime been ia process Of enactment al
New Baltimore. On the 22d of June, a daugll.
ter Of Mr.. Greene, Of that town. was shot and
severely wounded by an unknown person.
On the Sth Of August she was shot ut through
a window. The third act now pres ents its
SELF On Saturday last Miss Greene was
again wounded by a pistol shot. The young
gill, who is feeble from the effects Of the pre-
v'ous wounds, was ut noou lime in The gar>
Tn, when n man suddenly presented himself.
uttered q threat with the emphasis OF an oa:h,
and f,ed, he ball entc,ing her pc, son. lie
at once fed. The wound Tor. ~unatcly is not
dangerous. The caec is shrouded in mystery.
Some suppose that the man is known to the
girl, but that for some Of those reasons that
At times govern female conduct she will NOT
divulge his name. She. however. has mad,
an affidavit denying all knowledge Of the
man. The case will moi admit the suspicion
of Authorization or Of &c, ;on. for the reasons
that the noise of he pistol has been hca d b,
others, and hat veri,ab'e wounds have. beer
made at each lime. The peculiar circum.
stances of the case excl, unusual interest in
The locali.v.-Et.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1867-10-18

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice is
IA hereby given that the undersigned was
this day appointed Administrators Of the Es-
tate Of Frederick Kluge late of Tama county,
State Of Iowa deceased.
All PERSONS having claims against said
estate will present the same for adjudication
and persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate will please call and settle the
same.
T. X. ARMSTRONG,
vln41w4 Administrator
Toledo, Iowa, Oct. 10, 1867.