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,NHE ROAD 10 FORTUNE.

.J,a0 Male ana Female agents wanted to sell the
most s,eable article of the nge. Agents can easily
clear so per day. Can be done NJ home or travel
ing. Two samples and Circulars seat free for u
cents post paid; For further particulars address
GEO, KUHN & co, iS0 Rrondway, n I,
NB.-Ihis is no humbug or Gin Enterprlsc.
DeclAG7-lm
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NEW ADVERTISEME ENTS.

LosT'
On Tuesday. December 10th, 1867, ON the road
between Bloomsbury and 'irangevllle. u Time
Book about six on eight inches long, bound In
black, containing some accounts, and two notes
amounting to $50. FIVE DOLLARS Reward is
offered for the safe return of the book and its
contents. JACOB SNYDER.
Dec2IG7-3t' Orangevile, Penna.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO CoNSUMpTlVES-1he Rev. Edward A.
Wilson viii send lfroe Of charge to all who desire
IT, the prescription with the directions for max ing
and using tho simple remedy by which he was
cured Of lung affection and Thai dreaded disease
tonsumpti'n Ills only object is To benefit the
nlnlclgd, ana he hopes every sufferer vi try this
prescription, ns II viii cost them nothing and
may prove blessing, Please address
KiN, EDWARD a, WILSON,
No ltj South Second Street
my3l6-lyl Williamsburg, Kings CO., y. \,
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Columbia County, S.: In the Orphans Court of
said County; In the matter Of the estate Of Da-
+. II. Little is appointed auditor to make distri-
button. By The Court; from the record, Decem-
Der q, 1877. JESSE COLEMAN, Clerk.
The undersigned will attend TO the duties Of his
appointment nj his office in bloomsbury, on
the 9Th day OF January, n. 1888, at o'clock p.
m, at which time and place all parties interested
cBn att nd. r, II, LITTLE,
Dec2lG' Auditor.
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The fel>erton divorce case paper
W eighs lesSly . ton.
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The undersigned practices In the U g. Court
and gives special attention to the practice under
the late bankrupt act, Debtors seeking the ben.
ent oi TINS humane act oi Congress can apply per-
sonally or by letter for Information to
lSAAc y. GRlEH, Attorney nj Law,
Nov. 70, lS57.it Danvilr Pa
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uENDERslloTT's PHARMACY

IT HENDERSlIOTT'S PHARMACY
HIS just received u Winters stock OF pure
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PA TENT MEDICINE,
Paints, OILS, Colors, Varnishes, Dye stuiIs,
WiNDoW-GLASs, LAMPS, CHANDELIERS.
LANTERNS SOAP,
PERFUMERY, TOILET
ANDFANCY ARTICLE
which are being sold al astonishngly low prices
PLASTER PARIS AND SILVER sAAD
n quantities to suit purchasers.
uENDERsHOTT'S BAIsAM OF HoREuoUNI,
Tor Coughs and Colds.
HAIR TONIC,
For promoting the growth Of the Hair.
CAMPHOR ICE,
For Chapped Hands and Sore Lips
WANTED-Black Rye for which good prIc,
price Will be paid;
noy2267-tf
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A LII Kinds Of Ready Made Clothing
~ ny low ngures at CHEbBTRLIs's Clothing
htoro. Hartmhn's block, Blooinsburg PniO-3m.
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ESTRAY.

EsTRAY.
came to the premises Of the subscriber, in Roar
lngcreelS township, about the first OF June l>G7,
FIVE SIEEP, three old and two Young. The
owner TIs requested To come forward, prove proper
~, pay charges. and take them away, otherw Use
they will be disposed Of as the law directs.
CHAliLES II. GABLE.
December O. ls67-3t
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ss~ THE COLUMBIAN has the Large"
Circulation In Columbia and adjoining
e.uu,Ie. Of any paper pubiishsd here, and
IL also a muoh larger ehoet than any Of
It's contemporaries, and Ia therefore the best
M uod,um fer advertising In th,s section Of
ti,s state.
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DOSITINELY ONE DAY ONLY!

FRIDAY DECEMBER, 2oTH 1867,
AT sNYDERS HALL, 2LEVEES AT3&7il
RETURN FROM EUROPE,
after nm absence Of three years where they hay.
appeared before nenlly all the Il ings, QUO w.
EInperors, and Nobility of the Old World.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF THE AGLl
-Four beautiful and symmetricaliy formed
LAD les AND GENTLEMEN IN MINIATl ne
THE ORIGINAL AND RENOWNED
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE,
COMMODORE NJ TT AND
MISS MINNIE WARHLH
Their unique and exquisitely enchanting
PERFORMANCES AND EXHIBITIONS
nev er ini 10 charm aud delight every bchOlder
They npiearin IN
son Gs, III ElTs. DANCES. COMIC DELINL'
ArioNS. ABUSING TRICKS, bURLLs-
CUES, AND COMEDIES IN CHAR.
AC1ERISlIu CObTUMIS.
The RICH aud ELEGANT DItHsJsEs and tho
brilliant col, ctitn OF DlAhUNlS WON before
the va ri1uh l1i, ntatSs VI luiOpe, al Of when
are introduced IN these popular lGveea cost uf,'
Twenty Thousand Dollars Ia uold.
Ladies' and Children al cons peIhtcly AdNihd
to attend the Day Exhibition anu thus avoid lbp
crowd ana confusion oil the Evening ieTi"'
munces.
To The Day Ievees-Admbsion 8 oentsi Chl'
llrn under ten, 10 cents, Reserved behts, W CNi
thildi,n una ten, 20 c,nth.
INt IiIg tltu lunita - A lIisHon 10 all efle 90
u. Il' lse, % ,ls; thiluItn Ind,r len, 10 Gems
leo eW'N'
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"lll he sold AZ private safe, y very dr,-..
"sidenrc in south Blopmshurg. tu,umbs, ,,.u.
$, Pa, the property cons stIng Of
TW o TOWN Lots
,ilunte anl fronting rhnrl street ortls ,,v., .,
story
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which comprises all the new and popular yRr'
ethS at prices which cannot fail 10 sult all, The,
goods are offered NJ the lowest cash rates an Z
viii be guaranteed togiyc satisfaction. A call
Is hoiicitei before purchasing elsewhere As lt is
believed That better bargains are to be nuhI
than NJ any other place in the county.
Dee. bUTF
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BY Telegraph e.. LOUIS, sept ~
Ylour-ActIve for choice mich 10 2ac higher sales OF
amer At 20 1871 80; ssas So Xxx 3a@lo rs; choice
$275@l375
Wheat In good demand Sc better; sales Of club u
81 IS; fall at - 2og23o
Corn-In active demand for whites sa'es 81 White
at 81 10 al Il; yellow 81 os1i 0s.
Oau-Yr snd active 6oG63.
B.riey-Yirm spring 81 ID, fall 81 10.
Rys-Aetive; ~ 1891 Is
Lard-Soft Missouri firm ats.
Hsy-Dun ut t69l7
Povisions Holders asked advance at close Of mar
ket on mess pork; sales 1T st6
Bacou-Cisar sides at 1881 country is; shoulders To-
LSd-Better inquiry; tierces lsH0131<; keg isfe
Az
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S. T.-1S60.-X.-The amount Of Plantation
Bitters sold in year is something startling.
They would fill Broadway six feet high, from the
Park to Alb street. Dr9aes mandatory 10 one
Of the institutions Of New York. It is said that
Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern States
with his cabalistic rs. T.-lS60.-X.." and then
got the old granny Legislators to pass law "pre-
venting dis6guring the face Of NATURE" which
gives him ! monopoly. We do not know how this
is but No do know the Plantation Bitters SELL ~
no other article ever did. They are used by all
classes Of the community, and death on Dys-
pepsia-certain. They ars very invigornting
when langud and weak, and great appetizer.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold By all
Druggists.
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HOWE 4 TYLER will sell at auction, At the
residence of D. W. Ford, on Morgan, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, on Thursday
morning, Sept. 12th,at 10 .. m, allthe furni.
ture in said house, consisting Of parlor and
chamber sets, carpets, dining room and kitch.
en- furniture, l 6ne book case, ] Stewart cook
stove, and everything in the line Of frat class
household goods. y
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ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Our friends S. IL.
johnson and William Ballinger were, on
yesterday morning, admitted to practice as
Attorneys, by the District Court now in SEES
sion at this place. The report Of the Cons
mittee appointed for their examination was 3
dattering and appropriate compliment to the
abilities and requirements of our friends
Both were soldiers in the army. Each OF
them made record of faithful service, and
both have acquired q reputation in
our community, as men of strict integrity
and thorough business habits. We wish
them the fullest success in the honorable pro-
fession upon which they have entered.
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I'm lifting the kettle from the are Iscaldod my
self very seyerely-one hand almost TO . crisp.
Tho torture was unbarable. The Mexi-
can Mustang Liniment relieved the pain almost
Immediately. 1t healed rapidly, aud left very lit
tie scar. cHAs. FosrsIi, 40 Bread St., Phis. y
This is merely sample Of what the Mustang
Linment will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases OF
Wounds swellings, sprsins, cuts bruises, spayins,
etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware of counterfets. None is genuine unless
wrapped in 6ne steel plate engrayings, bearing
the signature of &. w. Westbrook, Chemist, and
the prirafe stamp Of DxxAs Barnes Co., New
York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists.
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IT is stated, upon good authority, that
there was no frost night before last, but it is
very evident there will be ere many weeks.
Prepare yourself then With clothing suitable
for cold weather. Vencil, Jones h Co.
keep constantly on hand full assortment Of
every thing in that line. Give them call,
corner Main and Third streets.
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A Joisr SrocK company is being organs
lied in our city for the manufacture and sale
of the National Brick Machine, Of which we
spoke few days since. Mr.. Hamilton is
selling the stock in shares of one hundred
dollars each, and may be found at the Tepfer
House, or at the Iron Foundry of NJ. Sellers
4 Co. selO.2t
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WHEN these times pass into history, and
A. johnson passes into private life, he will
be laid alongside Of that other shelved polls
tician, James Buchanan, and the stigma Of
renegade will ever rest upon him for his be.
travail Of friends-who honored him far more
than his deserts-to become the plant tool
in the hands OF men whose garments reek
with the blood OF the nations slaughtered
defenders
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Heimstrect's inmtable Hair Cooring has been
st ably growing in favor for over twenty years.
Itets upon the nbsorbens at the roots Of the hair,
and changes it to its original color by degrees
All instantaneous dyes deaden and injure the hair.
Heimstreets is not dye, but is certain in its re-
suits promote. itsgrowth, and is a beautiful HAIR
DRESSING. Price SO cents and Sl.o0. Sold by
all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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By rslexrspb.l CH.oAoo' Sept. TO-
catte-Eec.pts 2.7.s bead. Prices ranged - 20 ss5
for common IS IS a. good shipping steers; OF trs
choice 10; sold At 81 20. demand mainly ceLnnsd 70
butcher sstcck.
Hoss-Receipt.4 2sT head. Ma.kst dul; buyers and
sellers apar SAWS range 1870 Is for common Light q
a5 SO for fall to good lots, market closing weak.
shesp-Receirts FL head. Good ipq;iry fr melton
sh er; tales range - 81 so.
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Nntice IN R,ankruDtcy.

THIS 10 70 svs notice that tins Ion day Of August
i A b. 1851 Warrant IN Bankruptcy Was Issued
ss.iust the estate George w. Grimes Ire County and
sssts Of fo~s Who has been sjudged Bankrupt his
own petion. That the pAymsrt Of AM de- u and de-
him or Tor bis use, and the transfer Of propr ty
by hin furbi4dsa bv law That meetns ~ .e cred
iors Of tins said Bankrupt prove their and
ehpa,. COG or more assigness Of his sssses Will he hsd
81 ,Ge csArt Of H4eArspe7 10 Ee hodan the oecs Of
The Rsgiser ID BAntrptbs Ia the sohhk fowa.
befnre Elm arnce kSgstrr. the ist day O.tot.r
4, D. 1857, NJ 10 oolock u.
CIV. CLARK, U.sM.,
aneT-dlw BY II. fUkfoN, Deputy.
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= BUNDRI1S.
Burrsa-Choies lots win command ~ TO 20
I'D. ~
Bsas-Ia good demand 1t lse PER dos.
ssssaun-Ia ds.and. Best quality brings 4s
70 80 pr gallon.
PorAross-sue to u ~ , bsshel.
curcxsxs-old, - % to - IS, Spring Chickens,
q 90 to - 50 per desen.
Bssy CArrLn-s3 50 10 - 90 gross.
noss-aood lsts, IS - gross s.-s
sussp-s3A to $si per head.
VEAL CALvxs-From - 90 to So 90
LARD--l1c per b.
Gassx ArpLEs-75c to 81 % per bushel.
BAcox-sasar cured Aans Zoe per ,; sides ieae
per Id shoulders l3c per ib.
BBRswAx--3oe per ID.
TAttow-In bsis, 1oie; loose 81 per n.
RAas-Cotton, 10 per ID.
wooL-Tub washed IS to 49,; heees do NM
s2@37e.; snwashed, of.
Prime SOC to CSC per b.
BsAH-so per 100 lbs.
HAr-Timothy In active demand 1t from - "
to $40 90 per ton.
WOODS 50 to II 90 per cord, accordingto quail
ity.
HrpEs-Green, Sc; do salt Zoe; dry Aint 1sc
do salt Ice per ID.
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PERsoFaL.-C Tyler, of the firm Of
Hay@ 4 Tyler, arrived yesterday form Mis-
souri, and Kansas, where he has been rusti.
eating for a short time. He says everything
is lovely in the country through which he
travelled, and that the corn crop WAS never
better and the fruit never more abundant.
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All who value \ beautiful head o hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turning
gray, will not fail to use Lyons celebrated katha
ron. 1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy, Grad
icates dandruf, and causes the hair to grow with
luSIr!ant beauty. It is sold everywhere.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N. Y.
saratoga spring Water, sold By all
Druggists.
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Arrivals and Departures Of Keokuk Packets.

ROB ROY, Arrives on Tuesday and Friday, at
o'clock p M, and departs Wednesday and
Saturday morning, 1t o'clock.
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives on Wednes-
day and Saturday, At p. m, and departs on
Thursday and Monday, At am.
LUCY e1RTRAnG, Arrives on Thursday
and Sunday, 1t p. m, and departs on Friday and
Tuesday, 1t q. m.
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OuR friend Schiller, Of the Rsbstock
Hotel" has been made a. victim Of mis-,
placed confidence and under he hseA Of
new advertisements warns the public 10 have
nothing TO do with the individual who sc
shamefully treated him.
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets
Losnos, Sept. 1o-Noon
Cansols 81 el8 Bond.I3 Ill Cent II, Erie AZ
Great Western q.
LONDON, Sept. l0-2 Pm
Bends az.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 10 Noon
cotton--Dui aud unchanged.
Pork III
observation-disclosures; heat advanced TO las 6i FIR Ca
ifornia Ceru 36s Cd.
Beef-15s ST.
Cheese-5s.
faios- D cliped to a. 81.
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SrRAYrp.-A bay mare, with saddle and
bride. Any person returning the same TO
the owner, or leaving information at the
stove store Of Comstock b Bro. which shall
lead to her recovery, will be suitably re.
warded. C. F. CASTLE.
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Nh MULLER, Of the Iosca Homesssad, pub.
l;.h.a Il Dies Moines, savs 10 . pleasant al
Yesterday. Hegoes % atssod Tie Hortieol
tur.l Exhibition commencing to-day a 81
Ini.ia
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WHAr Din Ir'-A young lady, returning to
her country home after so;ourn Of few months
in New York, hardly recognized by her
friends. In place of rustic. flushed face, che had
soft, rudy complexion, of almost marble smoth-
ness; and instead Of p, she really appeared bu.
II. She told them plainly she used Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm, and would not be without it. Any
lady Improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. 1t can be ordered Of
any druggist for only so cents.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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COUNCIL Rooms, sept =, 1907.
Present, John McCune, Esq, Mayor pro
tenn, and Aldermen Allen, Mumm, Seaton,
Vail, Wyman and Wilkinson.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The protest of Guy Wells, ard others
against the laying of plank walk on the north
side Of Eighth street, between Tinea and Pa
lean streets, was received and read, and, on
motion, referred to the Street and Alley Com>
mittee.
The petition Of r. F. Bower 4 Co, and
Kellogg, Birge L Co., to be allowed to use
the building known as Beatty's Foundry, on
Fourth street, between Bank and Timea
streets, for the storage Of coal oil, was, on
motion, granted.
The communication of Guy Wells, in re
gard to the grading of Timea street, between
Sixth aud Seventh streets, was, on motion,
referred to the Streeta and Alley Committee.
The petition of II. NJ. Kenderdine, and
others, Tor plank sidewalk on Bank street,
from Twelfth to Fourteenth streets, was, on
motion, referred to special committee, one
from each Ward, consisting Of Aids. wilkins
son, Wyman, Allen and Mumm.
The report of J. II. Craig, City Attorney.
on behalf Of the committee appointed by the
Mayor to proceed to New York and invests
gate the transactions of II. A. Smythe, Trus-
tee and j. F. Franklin, Agent, in the mat.
ter of the settlement Of the city debt, was re-
ceived and read, and, on motion, referred to
a special committee of one from each Ward.
consisting Of Aids. Wilkinson, Mumm, W.
man and Allen.
The report of Supervisor Kennedy, for the
month ending Sept. {, 1867, was received and
accepted, and, on motion, the sum of S73l. "a
was appropriated for the following purposes:
For calaboose ...............-.......$203 80
For Levee repaIrs... 1926
For street and alley work................. 1859
The Wharfmaster's report for the month of
August, showing net proceeds for wharfage
amounting to S27o.7o, was received and &C.
cepted, and ordered to be filed.
The Engineers estimate Of the cost Of lay
ing brick walk on Fourth street, in front of
lot IL, in block 40, as per contract with
Meades l. Devoe, was read and accepted,
and, on motion, an allowance of $25l was
ordered to pay Meades l. Devoe for said
work. Also,
Resolced, That tax be levied against lot
IL, block 40, to the amount of $25l. to reim>
burse the city for the expense attending the
laying of the brick walk on Fourth street, in
front of said lot.
Resolution adopted.
The matter of filing on Tenth street, in
front of lots and 8, in block 1856, was, on
motion, referred to the Street and ALLEY Com
mittee.
Aid. Wilkinson moved that the Marshal be
instructed to enforce the order directing the
removal of the fence erected on the Levee by
the d. v. r. B. Co. Motion carried.
The following bills were allowed and or
eered to be paid.
Robert Lowry, for cemetery work-......... $7l %
John McCaffey, for breaking stons......... SO os
George Englehart, for blacksmithing. 100. II 80
8. T. Worlsy, for blaeksmithing. ........... 7e0
-
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BEsr PEACHES Is THE MARKEr.-Received
from Alton one day after they are picked
from the trees, at MCDONALD PARsHALLs,
corner Of Levee and johnson streets.
sept102t
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TEprER HousE-During our visit to Keo>
kuk recently we stopped atthe new and splen.
did hotel. the Tepfer House, and was enter
tained as all the guests at that house are en-
tertained, in style worthy of king. Capt.
Tepfer is born landlord, and has improved
his talent by long experience to that degree
which enables him to anticipate and provide
every want Of his guests. The Tepfer House
is the largest and most perfectly furnished
and arranged house in keokuk. Memphis
Rereilie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-11

DIsrR,cr CouRT.-Yesterday morning was
consumed by the Court in calling over the
criminal docket, and making the necessary
orders in the different. cases The criminal
docket is larger this year than common, ow.
ing to the Grand Jury of the last term in.
dieting large number Of the keepers OF
gambling and liquor saloons. The larger
number of those indicted will plead guilty,
pay their fine, aud be released.
lu the afternoon the Grand Jury was EN-.
panneed and sworn. Their names are as
follows:
Il. II. Wilson, Foreman John McCune,
Il. Fl. Clark, Geo. d. Mann, Thomas Mar
tin, J. NJ. Bisbee, John Hamilton, George
Montague, r. ?. Creel, Nelson Ford, u. C.
Riddick, Elihu Cooper, John Schooley and
Smith Lamb.
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nQuIScY, in her enlightened enterprise,
thinks it worth while to spend twenty or thir
ty thousand dollars in building a macada-
mixed road to bring Missouri trade to her.
She does wisely She makes money by j,
and builds up a city n-Hannibal Courier.
There is a statement contained in the
above that should put the merchants and
business men generally of keokuk to
thinking, The trade of Missouri is becom
ing more valuable every day, and while we
make no effort to divert even portion OIL
that trade to this point, other communi
ties are straining every nerve and spending
mou-y very freely ia order that the patron
age Of that country may be brought to then
doors
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MAI. HENRY O'CosEoR will address the
people on the issues involved in the present
canvass, at the following time and places:
Upton, Cedar county, Sept. %.
Monticello, Jones county, Sept. o.
Cedar Falls, Black Hawk county, Sept %
Waverly, Bremen county, Sept. %.
Charles City, Floyd county, Sept 81.
New Hampton, Chckisaw county, Sept. 2s.
Ossian, Winneshiek county, Sept. 80.
West Union, Fayette county, Oct. l.
McGregor, Clayton county, Oct. 9.
Guttenburg, Oct. 8.
Dubuque, Oct. 4.
Davenport, Oct s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-11

A BEE rAAER keeps several swarms of bees
on the sidewalk, in front Of his boarding
house, at keokuk. The other day one OF
these pets stung gentleman who was
passing. He Immediately entered complaint
fined So and costs for keepiug ricious animals,
and allowing them to run at large inside the
corporate limits of the city.-Des Moiaes
Register.
The FIRST portion of your paragraph, Bro.
Register, is deplora5!s fact, but the latter
portion is intended as stigma upon our Re.
corder, of which he is not at all deserving.
The bee,tamer was not fined at all. as the
suit was Withdrawn, he paying the costs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-11

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