The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-09

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way through Iowa, which VIM draw on tfsas
from the sass and west soilf ROADS 'nfoo9n
that State. Every enoft u being meoe ~
me railroad capissl'sss VINO Own 'ne fose.
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done, ana done spsedhy, tns'gfain trade o.
'ne Northse" VIII DO 100. 20 TINS CITY, ana
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No. III nueuea ~ ee'use our ProsPeIV' 'hsy
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A''oun. u BUSINESSES 'u' !" 'nsss
not rely too hopefully on natural
advantages alone. Art is doing more
in this eye than nature herself in the
building up Of cities. Under the inlu.
ence Of enterprise, science and art,
cities rise 10 generation or less,
which all tbe ;nanenc. If n..,r. oo,A
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"o' nave produced IN century.
Combining the influence OF railroads With
what nature has done for us A. a CITY. W
might reason.hlv hon. IN h.com. n. a.,
80 - "a,
e'9 's'0scn 'ns we osssns Whtea Douho
our country on the east and west, in com.
u,srce, manufactures. populatiop and bros.
rer;,v IN, - r..oh ~. .;,;a -.
W.. po'','ou A1''
"esur ourselves ana MOI oepend upon event
ualities and contingencies TO carry us on
ward. We must work, use our resources,
and If uaad ha- tt,o nf
M, - $500 =
e'' muse "no uo 10 eiso"neIe VIII Dear
sWv "''a Tue" she prize ~n'ca oy Iar less
suo's Ahu enterprise nlsnt Do ours.
Let our merchauts, manufacturers, capi>
tAlists and all others interested BE- warned in
time nv ,,.n,,;r;n. .v.,,.,,
pnrs1nrHr1.S. c.rn,ner..
IT.. Mac-. ~.
ms "eureeor "e'es places u the mead OF
hs editorial columns ths names Of Grant fos
President, and Sheridan for Vice President.
or Gem. Grant n. N.-. ..,.
Every aay strengthens our faith IN Granf,
man Who j. 10 ..ys mi. n.,on 'T e.o ne ,ne
and the government from destructiou. IL,
day he is the most bitterly hated man in the
h hs.ion ~ .ne neoela Soutn, ana the copper.
nenet,.hl. v.II ~ ;,on h,,..ss ~. .a..
meut and those who,- through I ,rsi,or Presi.
dent, are seeking its overthrow. Silent. but
calm, stern, msjvstic, he stands hike = rock
against which the darts of faction and shafts
nj rms hn burIad 10