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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10


ON friend Prof. h. is lover Of science,
he il medical man, he has an eye 70 things
pathologically, physiologically, and scientih-
cally considered. If the scalpel wore spec
tacles, he would wear them, although not OF
an eye to need them, TO help his vision He
would wear the glasses because he is devoted
70 the ssalpel. BE was professionally intss.
estsd in the phenomenal Relationship OF ~
Siamese Twins. He told them he Wa inter
ssted in their case; in the strange ligatare Of
life and death, making them insepanbls
during all the years Of their earthly pilgrim
age. As medical man he would like 10 ex-
examine that ligature infinitely and speci6-
ally. Would they give him . chance to dc
90 away from the crowd; in . separate room
or course they would. 1t would please them
TO comply. They did so. He spent several
minutes very satisfactorily in q scrutiny Of
their case. That Was all. He was much
Obliged, ete. Yes. He would please pay
them ten dollars. WHAT II he was through
with his professional examination, they
thought ten dollars would pay them for sub
hitting to it. But he had no idea they would
make any charge; he had but acted upon IN
impulse common to scientific men, and had
only scientific ends in view, etc. Yes, but
they we're out on teur. submitting TO pub
lie, not TO private examinations it they had
called upon him professionally, they would
expect to pay. and as he had called upon
them professionally, they expected him to do
the same. Thereupon our friend piled out
bis sreenbscks, and paid rather more dearly
for his devotion to science than be had bar
gained for.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

TzH LEcruRR--0ur readers will be pleased
70 zee that Wendell Phillips will be here Thurs
day evening next. His subject is " Recon.
ssruction." Mr.. Phillips has his own opiu.
ions onthis question. He ia terribly radical.
he Ii only less severe on Congress than upor
Andrew johnson. You and We may be ia,
from agreeing with him in much that he says
yet will all be pleased to hear him. He ha,
brilliant genius and wonderful eloquence
His name is historic, he is one Of the mark e
men Of this century. We doubt no. on
public win throng to see and hear him. Il,
Y the representative of the genius of Ne,
England a. Emerson is representative Of it
talent and culture. Mr.. Phillips will, doub,
isss, DO greeted with the largest audience
svss attending lecture in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10
Ckserch DIRECTORY.

wEsTMISsTRER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, 20. s.)-on Seventh street, between
Main and Blondeau. Services every Sabbath 1t
ii .. m and p. m. Sabbath School ct . .. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday At n p. m.
fsblPee-iy va. csAle, Pastor.
UNITED PRESBYTRRIAN-Carps q Hieh
and 18th streets Services every Subbssh u II q
IN. and p. IN. Sunday School ct " .. m.
aPrse-'se-iy JAMES BEows, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Hirh street,
between Fifth and Sixth. Services every Sab
bath at III a. IN. and p. m. Sabbath School 1t
p. m Prayer meeting ON Wedsssday eyniags.
mayle'e6-ly GroRsH THAcHER, Pastor.
EXCHANGE STREET n. Il. CHURcH-Os
Exchange street, between Third and RourtA.
Preeching every Sabbath - n .. y. and >. =.
sabbath School At q p. m. Public Prayer Meeting
on wednssdsy evening. JoHS puReHss,
CHATHAM SQUARE n. =. cHvRcH-cor-
ner OF Seventh and Morgan streets. Preaehins
every sabbath AT IL .. m. and I p. n. sabbath
School at - m. Public Prayer Meeting q
"eanesoay evsnings- JONI HAvnRs,
aPraT'ee-iy Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Corner High aad
Fourth streets. Services svsry Sshhekh 4 II :,
m. and P. N. Sunday sshsol q a..
aprz6-'6e l. N. Cnrsxnnpau. Paster.
ST. JoHBS EPIscOPALCHURcH- n
srset, betwssa ooacsrt and HisA. 0~visss ever
sunday 1t IL .. n. and ,. n. ssSes1A esAecj
a. o'clock . n WI. WOODA Isetur.
SissT sIrrrsr cHuacu-o-,~<r,...
dsee and Eighth s&Fssts. prsneSs.. - II q Z.
mo q Pr. ssnasy $1,000 = ~ 40. M
9 Aeseang - "Wednesday svenine. q n
i pssUUl J. z.Wasssu. 6s0n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10
tFor the Gate City.1
Bridge at Keokuh.

The facts of the case are simply tbe,e.
The lessees Of the Des Moines r. r. Co. have
purchased the charter of the parties holding
il, and bound themselves 70 construct .
bridge across the Mississippi river a. Keo.
kuk, 70 be q good railroad and WAGON
bridge, with double track for wagons. 10 be
huili in good aud substantial manner. and
70 be finished within three years from the
date OF the transit # said charter 10 the
Dn Moines Rail- or to forfeit ali that
shall have been .a- previous To that Tina
And further, Their "A agreement between
the President of tn . NJ. v.R. r. and the
Presidents Of the " 4 Toledo and the Pc
oria b Loganspors roads, TO guarantee tia,
ths bonds to raise he money 70 construc,
said road shall bas. The interest Of tan M,
osnt Per annum promptly paid. And on such
bonds there viii be % difficulty in raising III,
money In . week fo' that purpose.
II ID trus that no formal contract has bear
entered into With mechanics to do the vorl
but The d. v. r. r. company, or its les.ees
With the interest which all the other road.
ON the other side oil the river, have in III,
enterprise, il . sure guarantee that said ross
win b built within the tins specified in ,hei
contrsct, now that the only obstacle which
stood In the Wy has been removed K.
TX. states the matter, in the main po;p,
- 20 understood 1t, md lave ct il forth
Parties rspressnting the railroad inter,a
hcssht out conflicting charter, on tle oshe
dds Of the river, in order thas hey might =
- wuek, Win unity Of intssssa, and mai
| . ssunnse ~ - srssaioa 81 . bridge. ]
savilA ~ NV, f. ~ pszpssA ..
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miscellaneous.


nRIGINAL NOTICE To James II. Hol-
~ sey, kosh Gr-slsy, sidney D. Root. C&roiins q
Root A. L. ksn mons. Potter Lien, Plume Paxmelee
steyrets Myers nseIy, Mich AL Ru,h~y james Han
n Graves. xa4tman. Bank o. Old Dor nion AL.
bert Wells. Jessss 4atby, AbDsr Reeves Henry Towls
Hiram Barney, Yestmsn Robinson Co, J. KdgHr
Thompson. William 6iiliss, A Stevenson 9 heyburg
. Bro nckien Luo.s " B. Miller. j. g sesana I.
". Phinpey, =. Davis. Sophia cienaepins
Yeu and eaeh OF you hereby notified that there s
Gle In the once Of the Clerk Of the Dstrci Court
Of Lee County, Iowa at Fort Madison petition Of VII
ham Damn claiming decree cutting of and forteiosing
equity Of redemption In ard all claim upon the
following real estate, Ninety on Of the
ssst side Of the N " " Sec ~. Tosnship e5. Worth
Range s. West and the undivided bali Of the remand
Of said quarter OF section 81 in Lee County
Iowa The petion alleges thst plststF said prop
sry purchaser under certain decree OF for-
end seeks 10 quies his title and Oh your equity
redemption therein
Un1pss ys appear thereto and defend before Of
tAs second A.y OF the OF said District Court
70 commence the third Monday In May, 1857 decree
vii BE- rendered against you thereon BY default.
RANKIN McCRARY
fsh7s fbr Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10
TIE Iowa City Republican says:

1.-THE GArE CirY is laboring hard to stir
Keokuk up the importance Of the /. N. c..
r. R., and complains that very little interest
is taken 10 this magnificent project by her cit
liens. They must be a stupid set if they do
not see that this road and its connections of.
fer them facilities for wealth and greatness
such as few towns possess. But perhaps they
think they have only to lie still and reap the
benefit of an assured enterprise. We have
known such calculations to tail, and should
right"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

We learn from Iowa City that the requisite
amount of stock having been subscribed to
the l. N. c. r. 4. Co., and FIVE per cent.
thereof paid in, the permanent organization
took place, at which Henry Amber, of Hen
~ county, was elected President; N. Ever.
son, Of Washington, Vice President; c. w.
Hobart, Of Iowa City, Secretary, and Mr..
Lyman, Of Iowa City, Treasurer.
These officers hold their positions till the
LIST Monday in May, when the annual election
will take place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

THE employees of our establishment were
in high glee last evening on account ofthe
improvement of the gas lights. For several
nights past the gas all over the city has been
anything but brilliant, owing to defect in
the street pipes. The trouble has been ad.
jussed, and last evening there was good
fow of gas in all parts Of the city--and no
where has this been more welcome than TO
the typos Of our Office, whose avocation com.
pels them to work thro' the still hours Of the
night-not pleasant way of earning liveli-
hood at best, and which has been aggravated
Of late BY the miserable lights with which
ahey have had TO work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

GLAD TO learn that our friend Harry J..
Hills, who has been for some time In
business at Clayton, proposes to return to
Keokuk and open store. Harry was ever
one of the most popular business men in our
city. We hope for him the utmost success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

We learn that OF two chaps who are run
ming about loose in this locality, represent
ing themselves as unmarried, and ~ agents
for some insurance company, one Of than il
married and has wife living in F.. Madison.
His name has escaped as, but We will give it
hereafter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

COMMISSIONER TEs-EYcK was engaged yes
terday in hearing the case Of "Saxie" Col.
Inns, who was charged with passing coun.
terfeit U. S. ten dollar BILL The evidence
did not show that there was malicious in.
tent in passing the same, and the prisoner
was accordingly discharged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

The State Convention of G. A. RI, will
meet ct Davenport on the 10th Of next
month, for the purpose of elecsins officers
for the department. There are in the neigh
borhood of eighty five posts of this orsanisa-
tion in our State, and it is expected that all
will be represented.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

We call attention to the card of VIM.
Price, Sign and House Painter, Of wells
known reputation in this city. he also has .
large stock Of Wall Paper on hand, at low
figures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

PectorAl Balm is . mark known TO all
from the coast of Labrador to the extreme
South, a. . remedy for all diseases of the
Lungs, it stands without on equal, as 10 daily
proved by the unlimited demand. For sale
BY Kerr b Fuller, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

1ron ard AFR No-.nssr issh 1885 rr.ias vii i.s~s
IN ecnnsctor with Oh Western lines, As followsi
1ROM DUNKIRK AND &ALAMANCA-
BY New York time IRON Union Depots
500 ~. New York Day Exptsss, from
ealanase.. tsundays exosptsdl. stois q Her-
nellsvil,s sfs q m (Bhfsb tniersectink With the
$500, m: Day kzp,sss from BatzAio. ina arrives
ITO A. =. AxPr..s haai, fro- Dankirh. tssn-
days exceptsdl stops At salamanca 20 m j.
faio, ana strives 10 New York 1t 100 = m:
4.l8 p. = New York Night Expfess, from
Dunlifh. tsaedays szeepssd)- STOP l, s.ismss-
an tssa1 sad .rr,,.. 10 s.s s iorI q q . ,.
m connecting ~ A,s.t.oen Trsisstas s;s.ga-
1RoA sUYFALo-sy New York ane from Do
$50 a. n. sew York Day E1prs.s, tsan-
tBkns susquehannA sio p. M, (Diaes rurner's
800 M, tsap aud arrive 10 New York 1910 ,.
conneets Il Great Bend with Delaware, Lack.
awanpa I wstsrn Railroad and 1t Jersey city
= 1ss : s ~ S s:;s, ss
nsil.7iu. tsand.y. .rosps.d,. Arri,.. Il New
ysfk y Il ana. connssis q ElmfrA Win North
err Central Railway for Harrisburg, Philadclphis,
espssd): STOP. At Horn.Il.rfI. IS p m fssp.s
Jsr..y aiy VIII sarasss s.sr.ss rfs AEON ots. :.
Jersey Railroad for Baltimore aud Washington,
and i Ne. YOrh Win Morning Express Trsin iSr
$40 ?. =. view Tsrk N2sAt xxpr.s.,
DAILY. Stops 1t HorpellsvilIs ic-3o D. m {sup5
Interesting with the ais p. m. Trair from Dun
kirk. and arrive in New York =. 1880 "a. Also
connects 1t sinira Tor Harrisburg, Philadslphia
and South.
Ilao r. II. Ci>sinnati Express, Sunday.
excepted) etops at susQueh anna 40 m. (Bkfts
- -rarnsrs l:l2 p n, (0ineA and arrives In New
g ~ No9kpt 14Sp v. conDsc4s af 6r.st Bod Nth
Delaware. LAckawana : Water Railroad for
Scranton, Trenton and Philadelphia, and 1t New
York with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for
Doaaos and New Ensland Oues
Oa1y o. ff1an Essf Sunday, Ieas40k Da6alo II
61e = = vAsd rssshtas sex resh q ~ ~.
BosroH AuD ME KHsLAEp PIssnnesas, With their
Baggage, transferred free of charge In New York
fHn VENTILATED Azn Mosf Luxu sIoua Hlxyp-
~ Al AZ tpaSn = rni1Wav.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10
JULES JARED,S
"EmAIL De PARIS"
The New Beautifler OF the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
mi. ..cr.s AZ h...as,,n. a.. -, Ax...-,-
- 49, ....s : -. -. $500 49, -. -.
ms.r, from Il, othsr ursu.r.so,. +, -. = -.
n.,,A "a fr,ch,.d .h,n ho.h -. 1870. - ~.
y ,,,r, ,.,,o,,,. =, s,.,.,,-.,,.,.
.~..... :. t...s,.. -, .o-A.--..s = r-"-
-. - !. ..s.c,.,,v -, !, '...s.,.. =.
n. agents Of 'BE.al d P.ris' most ss.aas.siy
suhis TO the pss lie earnest s.Sosssnsnts Of s.eh
dbsi.e uishsd lAciss -
Sisnora Ristori, Mile Felicits Vestvali. Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. d. P. Bowers, Lu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

A preacher accommodated at night in q
very diminutive closet, asked in Amusement,
SIS this the bed roomf" was told it's the
prophets chamber. 1t must be for the
''minor" prophet then, Was his quiet reply.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

School BOARD ELEcrIos.-There will be
an election held on Monday, March 18th, ss
the Central School building, on Blondeau
street, for the election of President, Vice
President, Secretary, and Treasurer, to serve
on the School Board for one year, and one
director for three years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

Go AID hear Hubbard sing on Tuesday
evening. Those in our city who have heard
him say he is one of the best singers in the
United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

Positively TO be sold out BY the 18th inst.
the entire stock Of hardware, at SO Main
xtreet. inset
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

In the berlesque of Murby junction &C.
ours . connundrum which any bright girl can
get of to the discontinue of any conceited
spoouey. why, sir, are you like my opera
glass7 Because | can draw you out, see
through, aud shut you up"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

RELIGIOUS NorrcE.-Rev. J. R. Efingsr
of Washington City, win preach at the Uni
tartan Church, at the usual hour, morning
and evening,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

TnAr school election comes OF on Monday.
Guy Wells, S. e. Carey. DR.. Wissman, Il.
K. Love, and W. A. Patterson, will be
alectnd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10
SAx'L Z. CARxr, Secretary.

LEcrrRr.-Wendell Phillips will lecture
before the Keokuk Library Association, at
the Chatham Square Church, on Thursday
evening, the 14th inst, at y o'clock.
Subject Reconsti uction or the Peril OF
the Hour
:. Tickets, so cents; TO be had at the usual
places, and at the door.
mchlo-3t J. N. CRAIe, Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

The Fort Dodge North Vest speaks high.
ly Of the claims of Gen. Baker for the Gov.
ernorship.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

new xsrk Markss.
By rslesr.,hl Hsv Yssx. March ..
ElOsf- saoio 70 for K1trs Stats sls sooll 70 for
Ho.
whess-nrm at 81 ls for No T.
corn-ic better; oeol 10 In stsrs, s.A q llol -
sfoat.
Porh-snea2 Of for nsw, closing o. al % esshs n
1881 . for cid.
prsssd Hoss-unchan gs1.
Cut Nssfs -Rirm-
LArd-llAoi7z.
whisky Quiet
ennr-Hssvy.
Ylour-super State - 4o0a 70; sapsr vsssrn - ~
rs extra western - Tso1e 10 choice 80 ssol1 sAap
ping brands o SIC so0ll 20 sxtrs I'll to0l1 ~
Southern extras el1eo.
Whishy-oaist end stsa1y-
whsa,-kos Milwaukee ~ le oaDsla Cub q %
white California ..
Kys-Qnist and unchanged
Bsrisy--In Arm demand: Canada vssssrn. hss. u IL
corn-hirsd western 81 osDl 10 In sssss; q io0l II
snost
o.ts-westsrn soes4 State ssO7e Ssv Ohio sioss.
Riee-duil.
Conse-oui.t and Arm.
eussr-psii; oaba iI5zal1x.
Molassss-pun
Pork-t7i Sooz1 %, closing u IN q cash nsw nss
30 7s7i n; old - tran ss and s seOso 70 for
prime mssss-
Beef HAms-36Oss..
Bseos-le1ic,4 for short rib; sllsilk fsr sAoss
cisar.
| Out Mssss-Trm; shoulders poIi; hams IiiSeissz.
Dressed Hogs-wesssrn ss2Olo.
Lsrd-Oid li7zal2ik; new 49,.
Buttsr-ohto l2R2.
! chsss>-Unehapssd.
steek Aaxhet.
sy Telegraph Nsv Tesx. March ..
so coupon. Of 81 ioo 81 ls7I1s new ios1S le.s
coupons ssss .,es FIRST 1855 o.hsrs lossk kris IS.
LATER
HYc 1851 81; Erie ssDJ1; Il sl1@o1x; lls31
olie ss3xsJk; ssssesi pa ssol.; u v ~,
oA
Government securisies-Resistsrs< n couposs 1888.
oios1< coupons Of s4ios1&1l SO coupons - iertsa
" do rs ic7i4sh
Foreign Markets.
~ Telegraph Lospss, March D.
US ssos T4,s; cons0ls sds4; @ IN; Erie ~
Llysnrooi, Ns-ch O.
| ootton-Ciosed sasfsr.
| DrssdstuGs--ssssdy.
Cor,-s7ssdos1ssd foe MIXED western.
Provisons-ssesdy and prices arm.
cot,os-Duil and hss,y. With do~nvar ssaAsoey
niAdlias api.sas isssd; orls.ss ia
Bresdstuas-Qaiss.
Osts-ssad
American Pre-ixio ns-Yrm
Lua-5o.sd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

srKRaL hundred old papsrs for ale ct the
sonnting room of the GArR CrY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

IT ia said from Warrington that work is "a
commence shortly on the canal here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10
GATE CITY ENTERPRISE,
uAxs A.


BILLS OF LADTsG.-We keep blank Bills Of
lsding for sale at this Office.
We are prepared to print Bills Of Isdina
TO order on short notice, and at cheaper rates
than any where else in the city, Give Ms .
call
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dunkirk TO n. York. 40 miles.
BuGAlot - New York, 423 miles.
Salamanca to N. York AS nailes.
yaoM
% to q Niles the Shortest Route !!

All Trains run directly through to rew York.
k~<so EiLEs ~rraour czAssE 90 co.cus~s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

chfssss Lsvs stssk narkss.
~ fsisgrsph.l oxcAse. March y
| Hogs-soOe - 1br stock shostE y eeoe 70 ~ hfr
70 light grades; - 7s07 rs for sooA TO extra
| osssis-rAs week eiosss quiet narkss- ms ph.
CO were y Mes FOR eonnos and - NOT 90 Tor ehoss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

Asw wcSh Messy aarkss.
sy Telegraph Nv Yasx March o.
Monsy-stesdy 1T :, call loans
stssliss-fir@sr at 1904
aoid-ls4Z
LATER.
honey-stssdy ste11 90 call.
sssrlins-Fisn 81 issss Dloeaz foe fr.i bila.
eold-Ffrmsr epsains as is<1<. sd.ansi.s to iss ~
closing 81 is4'S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

BAGGAGE oH1CE mn THROUGH,
Aad fare atpays a. log a b any othv Rosas.
TFAsK RoR TlCKEfs VIA KRIE RAfLwAT, -
which be obtained ct Ill Principal Ticket
Irs~a O1oss In the West sn1 South West.
n. RIDDLE, .WM. n. RARR,
denT eup't GsnT Psss. Ag't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-10

rsn nssl vssfnArKp Ass Moss Lpxp Rrovs slxyp-
RE Cokcass arIN THE WORLD ~ aocompa-
nv al piGht trains on thu rawny. $3.50
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-08-21
ADVERTISEMENTS

VIII oe Inserted at one dollar and ffty cents
per square frr the h,st and one dollar Der
square for eeth Subsequent ,hse lion.
,quare TO to:tsfSt Of III" space of rr> LINES,
b evier type. No advertisement, considered
'ess than square.
The numler o. Insertions mu.t be wriite,,
on each advert. emcnt, or they will be ;nser
ted till ordered out ard charged acc.r 'intiy
The following prices will he charged for ad-
vertlseme'ts 10y contract from which there will
be no va,ying:
months. months. ] wear
QuarterCoumn, $sC.wh $1,000 Sf6.uO
Halt Column, 1900 4O.Uu 81. u.an
Que olunm, 4OuO $500 10 Ou
business cards one year 5000
do do siX mUuiEI IS UO.
Announcing candidates $lU in advance
GSS Communications recommending canhi
da es tor office aud all others of hmi ed or in.
dividual Interest, charged at advertising rates
All legal or Official notices must be paid for
by the ifai7idual authorizing the publication OF
the same, without reference to their officia
capacity.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
ment, will be charged for the overplus at reg.
uar advertising rates.
sB- Tribates OF Respect, rated as ADVERTISE.
meu;s.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-08-21

A fellow who had robbed an editor of
hit pocket book returned it NEXT dAy with
the, following hots s.- ~
T-+You mizersbIe skunk, here's your
pocket book. don't keep sich. For
man dressed as we'll rs yod was to 90
round With a wallet and nothing in it but
lot of newspaper scraps, ar ivory aee,h
comb, two one cent stamps, pass5or =
railroad conductor and a counterf4;t 30
cent shipplaster, is a contemplate impo.
alton on the public. As bssrn you're a
editor return yohf Trash, never rob.
any only gentlemen" '....
A certain farmers wife. after having
her child baptized ID church, waited IN
the vestry till service was over, to have
lbe registrsr's certificate endorsed ip the
usual manner. The minister, not being
quite sure of the date, said, in sn inter.
fogatise tone:
This is the twentieth. think n the
worthy ms,ron, understanding the anery
totrefer 70 The number Of her family. .Serv
Indignantly retor.ed: 81 think. sir. you
are very i"pudsni, Tor iitis only tbs thir.
'ee"'p'CCJ 80 srvTor r.....~..
4 A man ~bo won't take III. Ledger be.
cause be San borrow one. should inssn,a
machine With which be osn cook hi. din.
ssT By the smoke 81 bI, nsigbbors ebim.
sey. eirsW tta Tug WV iis
The Radicals say . Disite horse is iute.
fior to black Que. tak, foi s--G