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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

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me bladder, OF Kidneys, diseases Of the PROSTATE
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-14

TAKE No NOPE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
diseascs It lIsi.nHoI.p's Ea1sAtT Bucur ANp IN
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

The Carroll CLa.) Record of the 18th,
which is published near Lake Providence,
says:
On Wednesday Of last week, between IL
and 2 o clock in the morning, the levee IN
front of the town either gave way or was cut
Intentionally there are different opinions
about the matter, for at twelve O. clock It was
apparently perfectly safe and at two O'CLOCK,
when 1t was discovered, the water was run
ming through the break IN volume about
ten feet wide-and so swim was the curreni,
and so rapidly did the water increase in vol.
ume. that nearly the whole town was under
water before the alarm could be given, and At
was actually in the houses Of some before they
barely had time to realize the fact that the
levee had broken, while by six o clock the
highest part of the town was four feet under
water. Relief was given as quickly as pos
sible bv the citizens of the country around,
and by twelve O'Clock nearly every one was
moved out of the water. There was, OF
course, much suffering and considerable loss,
as is always the case on such occasions. II
was sad sightto see so many women ana
children deprived of their comfortable and
pleasant homes.
The Tensas La Gazette draws the follow
ing gloomy picture of the condition of affairs
in Tensas Parish:
| The only meat to be had for a reasonable
price is venison, the high water having driven
| the deer out of the swans to the knobs,
where they are utterly helpless, and are
| slaughtered by scores. Other articles OF con-
sumption are very scarce, and prices fabulous.
The COWS cant be MIXED aud the hens have
no dry places to make nest in consequent
ly butter and eggs are out of the question.
4 Ofindipenious vegetables there are none.
Corn sells for 81 so bushel; whiskey of the
most sbominabe description is retailed at
25c per glass Even greenbacks are scarce;
and there is not a piece of gold or silver, not
even q nickel in the town, to toss up withsl,
for the drinks. Hoopskirts are at discount
since locomotiou has necessarily been dis
pensed with, and they are not at all becom-
ing in a skf or pirogue, such being the only
vehicles used for purposes OF visiting and
making business calls. The negroes are all
washed out of house and home, and are pre-
pariug to emierate There is not dry land
enough in the vicinity to bury the deadlin
even, and those who had long since retired
to WHAT'S generally considered the last rest
ing place. after life s itful fever, are reused
from their abode.
The GGzetfe adds, that a coffin on the river
leyee, opposite Judge Farmers house, be-
came dslodged by the restless surges and
floated down the stream to find some other
burial SPOT. and says:
The levces are all down. A STORM which
| visited the scene of waste and desolstion
wrecked several boats and blew down few
chimneys, but there was hardly anything left
on the plantations to De further damaged or
destroyed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

Carleton writes from Paris 10 the Bos.
ton Journal
"The streets Of this capital of fashion and
pleasure are alive with people. There is not
the doll, heavy, constant roaring London
there is wanting the heavy traffic of New
York, but light vehicles roll along by the
thousand 1t requires twenty thousand cabs
to do the light riding of tits people. Riding
is so cheap that you cannot afford to walk.
Thirty cents will carry you anywhere inside of
the city walls IN a cab. But cheaper than
cabs are the omnibuses-not running heller
and SHELTER, but under a system-all owned
by one company, with SIX hundred omnibus>
es and seven thousand horses, carry eighty
million passengers per annum. The east
and west lines lnterseet with those running
north aud SOUTH SO that you can reach al
most any section OF the great city for six
cents.
"Siand anywhere you please and watch
the never ceasing tide OF life sweep by. ON
nibuses, always full, cabs jogging at regu-
lar pace. great loads Of hay, not pitched on
in fork >iuii but done up in wisps and sold
by the wisp loads of wood done up in little
bundles, brush for kndling tied up by the
peasant women. Now great wagon filled
with calves. going to market. all Of which
Hhu ius ltEtlpN AT Tue CltN gaze " INSURE ueaitu
in the metropolis; now procession of wine
trucks here comes the great stone crusher,
weighing several tons, grinding the broken
stone 10 powder beneath its ponderous pres
sure soldiers from Algeria. swarthy Tarcos
with Zouaye costume; soldiers Of the line in
the trim uniform of the Imperial Guard !;
workmen in wooden shoes-such shoes as
would make sensation in Boston-clamp,
clamp, they go upon the sidewalk-worn here
in Paris and throughout France by those too
poor to wear anything as soft as leather.
" And now the workwomen, in coarse dress,
but every one wearing white RULED cap 1t
is their only head dress Never bonnet
have they owned nor will they ever own one.
At home or abroad it is ever the same white
cap. LOOK at that space around the tower OF
St. James. and you behold it filled with ser
wants and young children, and every little
toddhrg creature. every infant. every chubby
checked girl, tumblng on the grass or max
ing dir SPIES, wears white ruifled cap. 4
workwoman or a servant girl appearing with
out cap would be out of her sphere And
what strong creatures these servant girls are.
They v III carry trunk to the fifth story, or
toss It rom the ground to the top OF cab
as if i, was the easiest task in the world. II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

GETTING WTE.-Our beaux and bellies
may be interested to know the qualifications
of good wife. Is kiven by the great Indian
sage Aura, high authority among the devout
Hindoo nations in matrimonial matters He
says
The girl must be only q third Of her hus
bands age, not very black, not yellow COM
plexicu, not cripple, not deformed, not
vicious, nor unhealthy, nor Of low orign, but
one who has been we'll brought up, and who
speaks with propriety. She must not inherit
family malady, nor possess q masculine ap.
pearance must neither speak thick nor thin.
nor crosk like raven; must not keep her
eyes shut. nor have them wide omen must
not have thick ankles, nor dimples in her
cheeks, nor goose skin, nor white nails, nor
ssd eyes, nor TAT hands, nor duck like feet
She must neither be short, nor tall, nor fat
Dor thin, but very middling. Her teeth must
- verT close set end her eyebrows vide
- 'ss1',' - En- sss s.:'..ss 1's'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

HE CAPTURED CONFEDERATE GoLD.-The
Washington Chronicle says that there has
been new investigation with reference to
the large sum captured near Augusta, Ca.
In 1865. From the records of the Confede
rate Government and from other sources the
treasure is proved beyond doubt to have be-
longed to the rebel Government, and not to
Richmond and New Orleans banks, as has
been supposed. From entries in the journal
ofthe rebel Treasurer, and from the identity
OF htty or sixty bars of silver bullion Of pecu>
har shape, which were recognized as coming
from the New Orleans mint, and from other
evidences, the ownership of the captured
treasure seems now fully established.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

LErTERs received by Isaac Newton. Com.
missioner Of Agriculture, within the pas,
few days, state that disease prevails to con
siderable extent among the hogs and sheep in
Minnesota, Iowa and other portions Of the
Western States, and that, owing to the scare.
lily Of grain for fodder, the horned cattle are
dying in greater numbers than usual.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

!. GeS. Howard states that there are twelve
thousand colored schools in the country, and
that six hundred of the number are support
ed by coored people lie also adds that
81 900 600 have been deposited by freedmen
in one Of their own banks during the past
wear
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

skRIGlNAL NoTlCE.-To Dascum All,
~ Ten nsr = eh.in., . b. ticklp. Uhion hair
fsctFTy, Dillon Ard asvu aiaen 10. Char Hiow
TO Ora. Henim-hxw Go towa State Insar&acs
company. siin Sinthtepe Pressed, samuel Ritch-
y. Rankin Miller ssniuei Bonner, fre6esfck Moore
Robert setty. iieod L Abbott Richard T.bey. g.
Hahill. J J Holsey, Z II. Smith.
You and each Of 700 hereby notified that there h
nov on Me In the Clerks Office Of the Dstict Court OF
lee County an state Of LesA at Ktokuk petition OF
Wiser held Co., claim ng against each every ard
al OF yoa pvrfe clear quieted title ave
and ok In Block ons hundred aud nine. in the City Of
keokpk, lee County, tosa
And uuiess you appear thereto aud defend be-
fore moon Of the second day of the ember term 1851
said Dstrct Court 70 he brgun and holden at Keo-
fnk th- ninth day ofRepsensber, d. 1867 default
will be snsesd against and decree rendered thsrsoa
W. COLLINS,
spr24 Au'y for Prns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

The Wisconsin State Sheep Fair com>
mences at Ripon next Wednesday, and will
continue two days. The Ripon Common
soealfA predicts that i. will be the best thing
Of the kind ever held 10 the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

THE Lynchburg tVa.) Tirgiuian is trying
hard TO scare the colored voters. /. declares
that prudent course on their part will
enable them to retain ihs friendship Of the
white race in the South, but if they baud
with white parties and oppose themselves to
the whites, they will engender bitter hatred,
will lose their employment, and the time will
come when not a black face tciR be seen in all
this land. = No panic. at the last accounts,
was visible among the freedmen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
Original Notice.

District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fl.
Madison.
JOHN DoLLERY, Plaintiff,
Petition In Uoutky
fuN0 W. n. MCKNIGHT, DefsndAnt-You are h~rshJ
notified that there Is ale In the Clerk'a Of
zee OF said Court the petition OF John Dollery csifns
~ you the Of t7eo wfth thereon from thu
2esh day Of 0csober A. 1856, the Of ten PEI
oeat, per Annnm. evidenced By ain mortgage exc
cuted ths said date and also the foreclosure or sad
mostgsg~ made to secure the paymsnt Of sid debt b.
yoe. upon the foliowing real property, t0-wit:
Fractional part OF lots and 8, in block ee, IN
bourDes ADDITION to keofnk Iowa, being "a feet 'front.'
log 18th street and running hack ofeysn width rs
lost .ncinE pt3 fs~t IRON the OF Carol
and 18th streets and Tor general relief. t5sf
UnIess you APPEAR ard answer said petition b
fore Of she eohd day u the OF said Court
tn the third Monday IN May. 1857. At Fort
Msiison Judgment will be rendered agsinst you pray
I'd for In sad petition
Mo0AR 4 KNowLEs
lint. Rev. Stamp, Soc eanceledl Atty fer Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

A LETTER from Fort Smith says: "Ar.
kansas is supplied with Eve as fine navigabls
streams as there are anywhere, with the Mis-
issippi on her eastern border. The valleys,
OF those rivers, especially the Arkansas, are
the finest cotton lands in the world. The
uplands produce good wheat, oats, corn, and
all varieties of small grain in abundance
Besides those FIVE navigsble streams, the
country 10 interspersed with fine running
brooks, whose bottoms are very fertile Her
mineral wealth is said, by scientific men. to
be abundant. The principal class of the
min ERALS are coal, lead, iron, copper, and
some gold and silver
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
Convincing.

Prr-ox, oswsso Co.. July, 1884
Messrs Hostettsr & Smith:
C,rtIem.n-I have been severely afflicted With para
lyss OF the stomach and given BY several emf
.,, nhr.c,.n. hav. tried several remedies OF ton
10 and stimulating bat wihou, any good result
Some three or four months ago va, induced TO try
your STOMACH BITrEKs. and have used about seven
or eight bottles With decided benefit Ny health 10
greatly improved and consider your BrTTvRs the on
/, s.caeious remedy Of their kind in the market. II
remedy to those afflicted with dyspepsia other discs
80 Of liks nature. Respectfully yours,
LYMAN NUDGE.
Hlsrtsos Dakota %, MIN, Aug lsto.
Messrs Ho.,ettsr smith. Pttsburg, Pa;
GeatlsHea.-Have sold your BIrrsRs ever riuee thsy
were brsush bit out ard consider them the best among
the many before til ublic Those brought oct sinee
the tax hiss been imposed spirits are frash never
recommend them.
Respectfully sod truly yours,
Coos. St Joseph Co Mich. July a. 1896.
Messrs. Hoxtsttsr Smith:
GentIeraens-I consider your Buffers srvsrsxn
balm for . theusssd sils
Yours, truly,
arsolsw D. C. REYNOLDS, MD
,AHrxpsrp Years TO Come" DR.. J W. Poland's white
Pine Compound win be the oriy rteogair-a ms'aicai
In the treatment Of all diseases Of the BlA :
der and Kidneys aud Thro.t aud Lung Affections Thou
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
Original Notjce.

District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at For,
Madison.
JOHN DoLLRRY, PIaIniin,l
Petition In Equity.
TO G. c. WYKEL, Defendant--You are
u hereby notined that shsre 10 nov on hls In thu
Clerks oes Of said Court the petition John Dollsry
claiming Of you the Of e7iS o. ~ith at ten
per cent Per annum thereon from the 18th day Of Oc
tober -. evtsssesd BY mortgage Of raid dsAe and
also the foreclosure Of said o-txaSs, made By ypu
secure tns ment Of sad debt upon the following
propsrty. to-wit:
ffscti nal part Of lots aud T. In block So In XII
bouynes Addition to Keoknk Iowa being "a feet front
ing 18th street. and running back sven width rs
fsst esns sefne Tc3S A~t rom the corner Of Oarrol
and 18th sers~ts, ard Tor general relief
Unless yon appear and aid petition on or b.
fore of tho sosd day Of the term Of said Court
% commence II Fort Madison, the third Monday in
Nay hG, judgment will be resdered against you ~
prayed for in SAID petition
lint. Rev stamp 50c csn'd1 M0oAR KNOWLES.
aprSd4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
FOR SALE.

A ONE-STORY frame dwelling house.
n With nve rooms sni good cellar. iuli it, with
wood house, tao ct>t.rns and variety 81 most all
kinds OF fruit, Franklin between srh api 9Th
Enqure Of Nm FULTON,
mchlJ Real K<fsfs Agent q Mzfnss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
BATCHELuK's HAIR DYE.

This sp eueid Hair bye is the best IN he world The
only tr< Snd perfect Dye-Harmless Reli4bl Iustspts
No di.sppcintm No ridicalfss TINS Nat
oral Black Broen Remedies the III snects Of Bad
DYES Iavgoraie- the hair ie@TiDg II soft aud besutt
fui The genuine Is signed Hiiisan 4. BGtebee- Al
Others iaitaton-. aud should BE- Avodsi Sold
BY AL nrus gi-t. and Perfa"srs. fsctory u Barclay
stree Nsa YORK deci2 dhwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

NOR sALE-A desirable Building Lot corner OF Con
cert and 18th streets-Lot l, Block fsf
Enquire OF VIM FULTON,
spr5 81 Main b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
For sale.

IN one of the most desirable localities in
the city story trick dwelling houfe, With four
rooms and cellar Lot eox lao feet we'll ssocsd
tanning plumber Of fruit trees and asooA well Of Va
ter. knquire Of WA tULrsN,
ARIA R~sl E@tsts Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

TWO STORY Prick Dweilipg With Gin. large
~ rooms, good dry osll.r, with esiern good out
bu:idinzs-ot rs ~ 10 f-t d-sir.biy ioe.td bang
ihr easterly half Of the house of
9TH Fulton street.. Nm .nire Of
WI SUTTON
rnchi6 R-sl Estsis Aren't 81 Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02
Original Notice,
MARY A. PErRE,
70. divorce.

0EPHES PEFRE
ITO STEPHEN PETRE, Defen tant.-Y hereby
notinedthst tht re n Gle In the ONCE o. the
Clerk OF tfe ricf ocuft OF Lee Canuty fowa Frt
Madison she petition 81 Mary A. Petrr eaiun varce
fromthe foads OF massfnio hsSetofcrs contracted
With you, en- the g-rr nd- OF waisul des rtson
Now IN 80 you appear and thereto. or be
fore noon Of the second day Of the OF said
Csust, com menc'ns on the I'd Monday Of NAV, A. D.
1911 fefsnt VIA be entered INST 700 ~ decree
reMdered ~ pfnyed in Plain ig's petition.
j 49, JOHN BRUCn,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-02

UyoR sALE-Lots s and 9, block ILL., corner Of RI.
A change aud Twelfth streets, containing two story
brick dwelling will rent for $500 per ye4r. WIN be
sold on reasonable terms. Enquire OF I. L0AAx
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apri6 Real Estate Agent, No. 50 Main street