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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20
Everything Is Reduced in Prices,

and having one OF the LARGEST Stocks in the
city, we are certain Of being able TO SUIT YOU
WITH WHAT YOU WANT, fe
We a so have g very eavy stock Of BOOTS
AND SHOES, CLOTHING AND GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS, which we offsr
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The Greatest Pain Believer il the

Warranted 81, perior to any other, sOr no
pay, for the cure Of Chronic Rhenn. atis.n,
Toothache. Headache, Sore Throte.
Mumps. Burns, Cuts, Insect sting, Pains
in the Back, Chest, and Limbs, Sprains.
Old Sores Sweilings. also to take lntenal-
ly for Diarrhoea, Hysentry. Collie, Spasms.
Sea Sickness, Vomiting. and Group. Il is
perfectly innocent 70 take internally, II
used according to the directions, and new
er fails, ~ Thousand can attest WAY
introduced In l847. and now millions Ncd
bottles are annually sold. Every ore who
has once used It. continued To do SO and
recommend 1t 10 their friends % the most
valuable medicine extant. Certificates
enough 10 fill dozen newspapers have
been received by DR.. Tobias. His medicine
the Venetian Liniment, will do all that 10
stated. and more. No one will regfeitrving
it. Those residing ats distance from q
pkystcisn, will tindit q reliable medicine
% have on hand in caHe 0f acctdents. Ask
for DR.. Tobias Venetian Lsniment. and
take no ether. Price 80 cents and d. sold
by all Druggists. Depot, So Cortasndt
street, New York.
July Ia, lS67-dAwlm
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CHY PROPERTY.

mo 3N A two story brick house on 4th
street; Z rooms, good cellar. we'll and eds
tern; with u lots. Price 800.
mo 35) A frame house Of four rooms
and cellar, on second street, ut 81 $780,
A bargain.
(NoS) A frame house Of Eve rooms.
cellar, stable, &c., on fifth street. Price
$1,000,
mo sS) A grout house OF five rooms.
two lots, In Blake's addition. Price $ll0O.
(No 40 Frame house of four rooms, a
good cellar and cistern, [corner lott on
second street. east of College square: Al
40. very desirable vacant lot on Front
street. suitable for residence.
mo 57) A two story frame house of six
rooms and halls, u large cellar, lot well
set in fruit and shade trees; situated on
secdnd street, west Of Court.
mo 52) first class two story brick
dwelling house containing nine rooms,
closets, pantry. Also, large cellar and
cistern; Tot wellfilled with fruittrees and
shrubbery, on fourth street. west ri Court.
IN 49) A frame house of eight fe0ms;
gOod cellar and cistern, wood house. &c..
Fruit and shade trees. on Front, east Of
Union street. Price &. 5OO.
A good frame house off0ur rooms and
scellar lot lOOxl76 feet Oh 5th, ard Cass
trets.
A good two story brick dwelling house
ut Z rooms and cellar, good cistern and
stable situated on Marion, street, will be
soldcheap.
A frame dwelling house containing 5
rooms and y hail. also good cellar AMI cis-
tern, situated on Fifth and Jefferson Street.
N. B. Also. several vacant lots in OF
tnmwa, well located for residanras.-.
Farms, wild lands and city property y, not
described in the above list.
Call and ex s,ripe our Real Estate books.
For.fill particulars apply 10 4t
BONNIFIET.D 4 WHITE
3gx!5 fsg4 - q Real Estate Agents.
ONCE 1T the Bank Of w. b. .Bonnifield
Il Co., MaiE street ct nmwa Iowa.
March 3. 1867 -tiAwtf IS
WANTED.-A small farm with gon.'
buildings. within s or & miles North-east
Of Offnptwa.. Enquire of
EDWIN WHITE, Real Estate Agent.
jan.
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pUTcAER's LIGHTNING

FLY-kILI,ER will certainly exterminate
these, pests, II it's use ID persevered in.-
Beware of bogus Fly Paper. which some
dealers keep because they csn get It for
nearly nothing. Don't be swindled. Ask
Tor DU rCHER'S, which is sold by ali live
Druggists. ~
juuel. 67-dAwsSm. q n p sly Ia II
DR.. l.. w. CLARK.
CHRONIC end SPECIAL sDlSEASE
Doctor, who visits this place every sixty
days. can be consulted at the Jefferson
House, on July .24th.
KOnlar House. Biakesburg. July 23d.
Eagle House, Bloomfield, July 25th.
July Esd. '67-dtd
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From the New England Medical and
Surgical Gaxette]

From, the New England Medical and
Surgical Gaxette]
In JUsTiTIA.-Time and again IN
our journalistic career we have been
called upon toarecommeud medical
preparations, and, in some instances,
inducements such as nothing but the
strongest sense of our responsibility
could withstand, have been held out
to extort some kind Of. notice in
endorsement Of . patent medicine
There are two. simple rules which
should guide IN editor, and which, i
strictly adhered to, will save much
yexation and wrong.dcing. The en-.
couragement Of. oil that lis good and
worthy, and the condemnation Of all
that is bad and unworthy: and these
rules should equally apply to sources
from which we derive patronage, .,
well. nas. to- matters Of. q political
scientific, moral or religious nature
1t is thus the duty, as it should b
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Mav2l '57-dAwsm Is n rsl'

I SHERIFE''S 81 LE.-Bv virtue of two
executions tn me directed, issued by the
Clerk Of the Diatrict Court OF Wapello co..
State Of Iowa. have levied upon and will
expose to public sale at the front door Of
the Court House. in said county, sthe fol-
lowing described property, to-wlt: si'ua--
twenty six] in block A, in the town Of
Richmond, according to the recorded plat
Of said town. Said sale will take place on
the 18th day Of August, 1857, between the
hours of 8 o'clock. .. m. and o'clock. p.
m, commencing At 10 o cloclE, .. n. The
said property having been taken at the
suit ~ Of !. Finley e Crane vs. Z. 8. Hobbs;
title, 1906 and S2s.o5, total go 10, interest
Sheriff 3 Ohice, Ottumwas Iowa, July II,
1867. :, ffrrr G. A. DERBY,
Sheriff Of SWapello co... lows.
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Special Notices.
CARD FROM THE
WATCH Comply.
WAITHAM. MA IS.

4<f5 @pt ~ 49, 1bACWs ma 90 s5,Itaft
This Company beg leave to inform the
public that they commenced operations in
1856, aand their factory now covers four
acres 0fground, and has cost more than a
million dollars and employed over zoo
operatives. They produce $4,000 Watches
year. and make and sell not less than
one half OF all the watches Sold in the Unit
ted States.
The difference between their manufac-
tlire and the European, is briefly this:
+ 'ropean. Watches aresmade almost en-
tireiy by hand and the resultis Ofnecessi-.
~ a lack of that u. .ifOrmity. which is in
dispensable toc0rrect time keeping. Both
the eye and the hand OF the r.aost skiilfnl
operative must vary. But it is y fact that
except watches of the highest grades, En-
r0pean watches are the product of the
clleap labor OF Switzerland. and the re-
suit is the worthless Ancres, Lepines and
so.called Patent Levers--which. soon cost
more in attempted repairs than their orig
inal price. Common workmen, boys and
women, buy the rough separate parts Of
these watches from various factories, pol
ish and put them together, and take them
to the nearest watch merchant, who stamps
and engraves them with any name Or
brand. that may be ordered. e.sjG
Ho,0 american Watches are made:
The American Waltham Watch is made
by no such uncertain prOcess-and by no
such Incompetent w0rkmen. All the Com
pany's operations, from the reception of
the raw materials to the completion OF the
Watch, are carried on under one roof, and
under one skillfui and Competent direc-
ton. But the great distinguishing feature
OF their Watches, Ia the fact that their sew.
eral parts are ali made by the finest, the
nIUSt. perfect and delicate machinery ever
brought TO the aid OF human industry
Every one Ofathe more xl1A, q hundred
parts Of every watch is made bya machine
that infallibly reproduces every succeed
ing part with the most uRvNrying Rccura
cy. It was only necessary to make one
perfect watch Of any particular. style and
essary to reproduce every part Of that
watch. and II fphows that evSty succeed
ing watch must be like II.
The Company respectfully submit their
watches o.. their merits only. They CLAIM,
to make
A better Article for tie money
by their improved mechanical processea
than can be made uiidcr the old-fashiolied
handicraft system. They manufacture
watches Of every grads, from . goo. low
priced, and substantial article, IN solid sill
yer hunting cases, tn the finest chrOnome.
ter; and also ladies' watches In plain gold
or the finest enameled and jeweled cases
but the Indispensable requisite Of al: their
watchesi 10 that they shall ~ GOOD TIME
KEEPERS II should be remembered
that. except their single lowest grade nam
ed oHonie Watch Company. Boston,
ALL WATCHES made by them ss'
are fully warranted 'ss@
by special certificate, and this &arrantee
is good ut all times against the Company
or Its Agents.
ROGERS 4 APPLETON,
1872 Broadway, New York.
July .l6, lS67-dwlln
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Music HATH CHARMS 10 sooTHE THE
SAVAGE BREAsr, but who can picture
the charms Of one. who has suffered
q lifetime with Scrofula, and finds
himself suddenly cuRrnl1 None but
those suffering from the same terrible
disease, which nothing will cure SO
quickly as J. w. Poland's Humor
Doctor. Put up in large bottles; and
for sale by Taylor, Blake & Co, at$1
per bottle. a 4
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THE OTTUMWA ] COURIER
CITY ITEMS.


OK CHaNoI. Tho Boot 4 Shoe
house>of 7. W. Barhydt 4 Co, has
been changing hands by Mr.: Jordan
of Richland, Keokuk, county pur
chasing Mr.. Barhydts' interest. Mr..
Bernhardremains, and, hereafter, the
house will sail under the style Of
Bernhard 4 Jordan We wereins the
house. this morning, and found Phil
lips & Co.., moving their Hat store
out, TO make room for the extensive
stock that B. 4 J., are putting in.-.
They will nse the building from eel
lar to garrett, and i: they can't find
room in the fourth story, then, Julias
says, they will pack in the ware.
house in the rear. This new firm
have the means to do business with
and with julius large acquaintance
round about the city" we are very
certain heavy invoices will be re
quired tomeet the demand.
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PASTE THIS IN YouR HAT.-That
the many thousands who have used
them, affirm that DR.. De. Vishnu's
Excelsior Hacking are the best pre-
parations ,efItho kind ever offered to
= civilized people. Paste. this. this 10
your hat, and when you wait a
Water Proof, Oil Polish, OF Harness
Backing: buy. none other than DE-.
De Vishnu's. 4 SO g .3,g. s.4'S
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WANrrD.-Fi:ty bushels Of good
'ripc Cnrrants, for which / will pay
the highest tnafkst price, IN !
Louis GEIBR1CH, :
d4w1-w. Agent.
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RECORDED SALEs,oE REAL. ESTATE
IN WApELLo Co.. Iowa, FOR WEEK
ENDING, july 12tAy 1867. K D. W. Tow.
Err, REcoRDER.-D. w. Stewart to s.
Carpenter, lot 79, Ottumw wa, 81, 500.
HrN.yMacoy 70 S. B. Mills, lot 393
Ottpnawa. 5000. Il
j. M. Fish, ct al, to G.. M. Hedge.
n.wsw ", Sec. 5, Up, "a, r. Is. $1,000.
D. B. Abrahams to "A. D. Moss, 81,
Sc, Sec So, TIP, u, r. IA. 500. D
8, W. Summers to Ottumwa Dri-
ing Park Association, pit. Ell n ", Sec.
IA, TIP. %, II. $3.50.
John Mcguire to E. johnson, pit.
out lot rs, Ottumwa, $500.
G.S. Culver toll. Warner, lot z.
Block 2, I'd add. Chilicothe. $3.50.
J. Dickson to J. NJ. Wallace, SO
acres, land lnssc. 4, TIP. u, RI II,
$1,000. so & tia al ,. 81. 80 SIS )
E. J. Hale to T. P. Reddick, ! " Of
SOS ", 67aacres, Sec. SO, Up. u, R.
II. @ M ssig $1,000.
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the HEALING poor,

"A ND HOUSE OF MERCY.
Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG
u I'm ,On the Crime IT 60lifude. and the
Errors, Abuse and Diseases which destroy
the manlv powers and create impede
ments to Marriage, with sure means OF re-
lief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes. free
Of charge. Address, DIR. ]. SKILLIN
HouGHToN, Howard Association, Phila-
delphia, Pa. ..r.se,ss'.t,
:. Mav21 '57-dAw3m r. = 81 st
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a lasdabls snhtiaa EXISTS a.lsne tksiAss 9 -svs
he b.ss nasai.s n The nsighbashseds 1otAias :
moro disagrseabls = than than to have hzmsn som-
plain that thsr work q sst pecpsrly dcaa Or 10 ~
valuable tns by rsssoa 4 hFsAkasss and they eaA.
ut b. too careful IN sslsctilg machine.
The Sweepstakesi IL the accredited head
olsthe Threading Machine family, and its superior
strength durability, simplicity ease OF DRAFT style q
ssss9 ana better sa ass ose. si e IS e"
acknowledged. 1890
The great reputation achieved by this
Avorite machine, has led several interruptions mama
sssnrer. and numerous agean e attach ne name q:
machines. and advastsemsns 70 lnslead snd deceive.
rII ais s re .s G aeas: ss Good
s ead e. AuTniN Co.
CANTON. OHio." in gilt lstssrs, conspicuously ON
both sides Of the Separator. ST s.ga ISIS
The Genuine Sweepstakes enables the
thresher to pick ni. customer, seldom siops for re
pairs, lasts much longer than Others, caves much
grumbng and vexation does t.ae same amount o.
Ssst x AND S most sss' pross s ss '0 An s'e'
The farmers give it the preference. and
sen an extra psioe per snshcl because II threshes
esean ffam the heads, s.parstcs perfectly from TIE
clean. d g sos x x hs mal Ave-
ind economy. and dOes NOT keep gang Of men and
naas about them on expense. afGE{6
The elegant Patent Pivot Side Gear :
:. % oe found only on thss.SvExPsrAKEa"
Our Patent Cleaning Apparatus" en-
ahes the operator to control the direction Ofthe blast
and position OF the selves and clean either heavy q
light grn without waste - fast q II can be threshed
the char and dirt being separated ffom the grain
1gore u strikes ne seirS At al.
Separators Horse Powers. Straw
etackers, Gears. or Jacks. sold sepa-
ratelv, when desired. written warranty Do
nvered With every machine The ..SWEErBTAKES"
= usually very scarce article a9es harvest and par
0es should order early. s5s@4 sffssss
Call or send and get . pamphlet circular
giving full description and Particular, toeethea
With Numerous certificates, and the namcs and resi
deuce az over three thousand persona who lave
0Vught md need the SwEKfsfAKxs In Ilhuois, Iowa
u. COLLARS 4 CO., Agents,
May 2S-dAw2m Ottumwa, lowe
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Save your Doctors Bill. Goes
Dyspepsia Cure will save the expense
of . Doctor very may times, if kept
on hand ready for immediate uso.--
In tb6 SnmsaAr season, for Cholera
Morbus, Pain IN the Stomach, Diar-
rhea; &C., is sure and certain rome
DIV. sf,4s.S5.. .3ss
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'Taf GREAT INV Enarl1e afneuy!
DIR. T. w.rPoI4ANuts
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
1Hr WHITE nse COMPOUND cusEs

II was early IN the spring Of 1855 that ths Con-
pound was originated. "A membcr Of my family was
aaicted with an irritation Of the throat, attended
with adisagreeable cough. 1had for some months
previous thought that preparation. having for it,
basis the inside bark white pine might Be 90 CON.
pounded be very usefi In the cse ofthe thross
and lungs. TO test the valus Of II 10 the sase A.
luded TO-, compounded . small Qaantity Of ~
nedicine that had been planning, and gave II II
teaspoonfal dossss The result MAS exceedingly
gratifying. Within two days the irritation Of the
throat was removed, the cough substded, and :
speedy cure was effected. Soon after this I sent
some TO lady h Londonderry. N. H., who had
bern suffering for some weeks from . bed cough,
eccasioned BY sudden cold. and had rAised mueas
streaked with blood. She soon found relief. and
cent for more. She took about ten ounces o. ie,
and got WELL J. b. Clark, ESQ, editor Of ~ Man
chester Dns,v Mirror, made = trial Of the same
preparation IN the CO... Of severn cold, sna was
cured immediately. Heswas % highly plsaeed With
the results, and % confident ~ success attending
ts sales II placed before the public that h finally
persuaded ms 70 give II name and sssiA Il abFeaa
10 benefit the suffering"
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SHERIFE'S 6ALE-By virtue OF .
special execution to me directed, bv the
Clerk Of the District court OF Wapello CO..
State Of Iowa. commanding me to;;sell the
cree Of said court directed, II will expose
to sale, at public suction, to the highest
and best bidder for cash In hand, ct the
front door of the Court House, in Wapello
cOun y, Iowa, ON the l7th day az August,
1857, between the hours of 9 O'Clock, q. M,
and 4 o'cl0ck,s p. m. commencings at 10
o'clock, q. M, of said day, the following
seven ~, in w. III. HammondA Co.'S sub
division of out lot No. eleven FIJI in the
city of Ottumwa, said county and state.
Taken as by special execution directed
- the property of Tobias s. Benson. to
satisfy said execution in favor..of Thomas
tioodah, and against said Tobias s. Ben
! son, for the sum of Five Hundred, Thirty
an costs. '' 's 's e. S a. Derry aR is'sA'
Sheriff of Wapello county, Iowa.
shariff's Office, Ottumwae Iowa, July
!. II. 1867. Js@e is'a9l
AHERIFFS NALE.--By virtue of a
Clerk or the District court Of Wapello CO.,
State Of Iowa. commanding me to sell the
! property hereinafter described, a. by q
decie OF said court directed. will ex-
pose y sale. at public auction to the high
est AMI hest bidder for cash in hand, AT
the front door OF the court house. in Wa
pello county, Iowa, on the 18th day of An.
gust, 1857, between the hours Of 8 O'clock.
=. M. and o'clock. p. M, commencing u,
ii O'Clock. q. M. of said day. the follow
| ing Real Estate, to-wit:s The nj OF the mel
Of the set of sec No. IL, tp q, rnx IA; and
| 2 of of the NV side OF out lot no. %; and
the nwA of lot no. 1903, and lot no. 1913 in
Ottnmwa, all in Wapello county, Iowa.
| Taken as by special execution directed
ms ths property Of Stephen Osburn to sat
isfy said execution in favor of A. G. Leigh
ton, and against said Stephen Osburn. for
the sum of E$7ll ,75] seven hundred eleven
and 75-lOO dollars and interest and COSTS.
G. A. DERRY. Sheriff Of Wapello Co.
Iowa. Sheriff's Office. Ottumwa. Iowa.
July II 1867. g
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No CHANCE FOR DISSATISFACTION.
ID. B. DeLand & Co., authorize
those who sell their goods, to tell
purchasers to use ono half of a paper
of their Best Chemical Sateratus, and
then il they are not entirely satisfied
with its superiority over Soda or any
other. brand Of Saleratus, to return
the balance and get the money for
tho whole refunded. This Saleratus
is prrfect, therefore they are willing
to let it stand or fall upon Its own
merit. a
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Rea 4 Bovingdon's Grand Distri-
ution.l $4,000 worth of Real and
fersonal property to. be dra wn at
,Irbana, Illinois, on Sept. I'd, 1867.
'wo dollars will secure an interest
4. the distribution. Every ticket
raws a prize. The best induce
aents offered to agents. Send and
ct an illustrated circular. Address
.sca 4 Bovingdon, Ufbana, Ill.
.iul. 15.d&wt.f. sf.3i ~.
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PYrERsoN's LADIES NATIONAL Mag
AzrNE, for August, is before us, and i
is filled Is usual, with the most inter-
esting and instructive reading matter,
1t also contains the latest ashions,
beautifully illustrated with plates, and
the fine steel engraving, 1.-THE Butter
cup Verdict" Petcrson's is, in fact,
one Of the best Magazines published
and.is sold by all newsdealers in the
country. The subscription price is
oniy.S2.OU per year, IN ADVANCE
Those desiring to subscribe should
address, Charles Peterson, No. 306,
Chesnut ST, Philadelphia, Pa.
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OLIVER OPrIcs MAGAZINE, il the
title o. very handsomely got up
Weekly Magazine, published by Lee 4
Sheppard, l49, Washington.S st, Bos
ton. 1t is filed with the most choice
and interesting matter, for sour Boys
and Girls" and we think parents can
find nothing more instructive and in
teresting for their children to read
than SOLVER Optic 1t is . Weekly
Magazine, and contains l6 Octave
pages, and the subscription price is
only s2,5Oper year.
We welcome 'Oliver" to our Ex-
change List.
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tie pleasure Of the conscientious
journalist, to commend 10 his readers
Whatever Of good character may bei
brought TO his notice., Especia lly
should he exercise caution where The
health OF aindividuals.is concerped---
not overlooking the fact, stirat tenn.
poral life in this world is only less in
importanceto thespiritual life in the
world to come.
We are, lead to these reflections
from the advertisement in another
column, of"Dr. J. w. Poland's White
Pine Compound" 4 medicine which
the highest. medical authority, as
we'll as the testimony Of thousands
upon thousands who have beer re-
stored to health and vigor through
it's wonderful agency endorse as the
pest patent medical article of this Or
any other period, IF success ma, be
taken as atest Of merit, then White
Pine Compound, from it's great t sue
cess, may be conceded the most mer-
itorons article in the market.
Sore Throats,s Colds, Coughs, Pull
monary affections, and all complaints
Of like character, as well as the differ
emit diseases of the Bladder and Kid
aeys, yield with astonishing rapidly
to this medicine. i.ia s,s. y. -ast,T.,s.' 4,
1t is difficaltto conceive the genus
Of a man who, will allow himself to
suffer, for perhaps years, with these
distressing maladies,, rather than ex.
pend 81 dollar for q @mcdicide which
thousands assure him they know will
restore him to perfect health. But
it is not difficultto estimate the social
and business loss which single
weeks suffering from acute pain may
occasion. There may be men who
would willingly give thousands to
make reparation for ansinjury done
q fellow; but who would bogrudge a
paltry dollar to appease their out
ragged nature in less enlightened por.
tons of the world, but we doubt il
any such can be found ia our rich and
fertile surroundings. 41As as3s
This preparation is for sale by all
druggists. M 8s -
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for Transoms. Side Lights. Doors. &c.; a,
very low rates. Also French and British
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-29
IOWA ITEMS.

-Rowdies have been disturbing every eve.
ming religious meetings held by the colored
people of Mt. Pleasant. That doesn't speak
we'll for that radical borough. The Journal
complains Of the amount of drunkenness in
Mt. Pleasant. -. Grace Greenwood lectured
in Mt. Pleasant last Friday evening. ..... The
residence of Thomas Richards, in Mount
Pleasant, was burned last Monday. See the
Journal.
u. NJ. Edwards, q ski by nine lawyer,
and, says the Muscatine Journal, probably
the only Johnsonite in Louisa county, ske
daddled not long since, leaving several &C
counts unsettled.
The Muscatine Journal Of Friday says:
yesterday, about noon, a. some perspns
we're passing the house of Mr.. Henry futst,
some miles east of town, NEAR Vincent Cham
bers' farm, they discovered Mrs. Furst lying
dead on the floor. Her clothing was all
burned off, and the ashes thereof scattered
about the room and yard, from which it was
inferred that her dress caught fire while she
was getting dinner, and in her agony she bad
passed out and back again into the house.
Her husband was absent at the time, and
there was no one with Mrs. Furst when this
dreadful accident occurred. 1t casts deep
gloom over the community"