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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-30
A FINE FARM FOR SALE.

n N u + II n N " n = d u "a
"A LOCATION.
TIE farm Ia situated in B sCrsek Township, vhfts
County, l1dians II 10 three miles from Mon ioalIo
the Co ntT ssat-a thr wing. hT~ly to N l. Il two
miles from harel's Station, on the Nsv ABA y q
Michigan Ralroai, and IS miles from the sity Of
Lafay ette.
The farm comprises $50 acres OF hiKh rolling prai.
rie sn1 tirnher iEnd-timber enouy uyh tn supply the
farm fo- all time. II 10 all srclos With 81 santsi
fncs and the grsitsr part high state Of eul.
tivstion- There are tvo.ue falling springs and
one well OF excellent water m the II u.
IMPROVEMENTS.
A large aud oouv'nisnt frsma dwell ing ho1ss, cost
ssOe0- Two good tenant houses. An4 all n.ossSxry
barns and ont houses. An appis oTehArd Of four
hun red bearing trees abous ELEVEN years old, and
other Euit tres snd small fruit in anundAnos.
PRICE,
Forty dollars per acre. 0Qs half cash down, thS
haanes in one and two ysa-s, sssursd with interest
from date OF sale.
For further particulars. address J0NA"HAN FOX
Monticello, Whit County fad ana. the editors Of
FREMONT JOURNiL. Fremont, o.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-30

The Glory Of Man d strength.-Thsrs-
fore the and deb,litated should immediately
use HrLMsoLp's EXTRACT BUoHu.
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HeImbOId Extract Buchu and 1zPRovED
RosR VASE sscret and del cate disorders in all
their stages, atltts expense, little change In
diet, no inconyenience and exposure. Ieis pleas
ant In taste and odor, immediate In its action, and
free from all injurious properties.
March l. lB6T.-vl5noy1.
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Commercial Hlatters.
Fremont Market.
FREMONT, O.. THURSDAY, AUG. 2s. 1887.
Corrected By D. Garvln 6 Co.

Corrected by Do GarVln q Cos
Whcnt-s1.so to &loo
Corn-s5@soo y busheI.
Rye-Sl O0F bushel.
Oats-4o9 49, buahsl.
BuckWheat (srsin)-6oc. y bushel.
Flax Seed-Sl 49, bushel.
Timothy Seed-sI 6O82 90 y bashei.
Glover Seed-S6 90 y bushel.
WOOI-sf@4sc ' ID.
Hay-Se Tun.
Corrected by p. Close.
FEOur-S1O OoG$I1 90 Ybbl.
Lard-1oa.T 10 oy the keg; lac. y ID at retail.
Smoked Meats-Hsms, 16cts. y n. shouI-
ders, l5,. y ID Dried Beef, S0o.V b.
Butter-16c Tib
Eggs-l6,.r dozen
Chesse-12Gl5c.F
Potasoes-60 p busheI.
Dried APpIes-4 to e,.vB.
Green ApPIes-61cT bush.
Penrs-sI rs y lush.
Peaches-S5 80 y bush.
Onfons-socT bush
POIk-s72 soy Dbl.
Beeswax-25 to 30c p ID.
Sait-Fine, y sack, 26c; y bbl., 81 80 ! Coarse,
, bbl.. IS
Ooffes-Rio, 2seSoc. vfb; java, ss@4os. = n
Tea I6e9s2 OOvb.
SuEar-Oommon, by the barrel, ID, 12H
0Isc; White, le@lsc 10.
HIce-l2Ko Vtb.
MackereI-ss 90 . $40 90 , X bbii "a sov
Kit.
Fremont LImo-20c y bush.
Fremont Fiah Warkat.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-30

WE bavs rs-opeped our Coal Yard and o6.r.p,
w superior article Ofsrfth coalior ss1sn All.
lara psr ton.
nsons. D.JURE 90
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Call GU j. Grub stithe house below the mill or the
Bubsc.ibaT z. W. B. AcLELLAN'
Fremont, August 5, 1887 Slws'
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A Gentleman who
suffsredfor years trom Nervous Debility, Prsnatur'
Decay, and all the e'cts of youthfultndiscretion'
will for the sake of suffering humanity, sendfree to
all Who need 1t, the rs.eipt and directions for max
IT, tbia snnuIe remedy by which he sas cured Slf-
ssrsrs wishing to prodt BY the advertisers experi
can do 90 By addressing, in perfect confidence
'-S' iHN B. OGDEN
,k,oovsxp ~ Cedar street, NY
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LAND FOR SALE.

TOR SALE.-For Sale a cheap Lot
l. on Market s:rsst, Frs~ont. o. RrovIrs cf
nsor4 Rev. J. ,. TaosPsoN.
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Town AND COUNTY MATTERS.
TIME TAsLEs.
LAKE KRIK q LoUfsvILLRR. n.
POST OFFICE HOURS.

OPENING AKp CLOSING OF MAILS.
CLOSES.
fhrouEh Mail eoiag East, closes Al. e:eof n.
Wa Nail going GAst, closes -1o;eo A. =.
Thr 'uRa Nail going West closes at ..----)0:oo A. n
Wsy Nail lgoipg West, closes b;sor. q.
Through Nail from the East a. u.
Way Aailfrom the East opens at .---.... 1870 ?. n
Through Nail from the West opens at.... e:l6 A. n.
Way Mall from the west openHGt-....... u:S0 n.
l. =. d L =. B.
kails leave on the I 4 L RRst.-......1l;16A. A. y.
Nstla arrive % 500 ?. n.
STAGE ROUTES.
To Rollsrsvile, Tuesdays aud Fridays at.-. p. n.
To Black swamp Saturdays, at t-----....-..lo a. y.
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mo. MARY E. PeAsE. JOHN R.

deputy Q. . hhTsnAIl ls Ne1senEef.
HoNxR EyEsxrr Att'y for Petitioner. ps1-v7.
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BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES

| Maunocd aud youthful VlgOr are re-
xsined by HELzRoLDs ExTRAor BuoHu.
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ARCH STREET

Was graded at the expense of the city,
and after the work was done at consi1er-
able cost, the property owners protested
against its being stoned at their expense and
the work was dropped. although it is one of
our most important Streets, when trade is
brisk and Front Street crowded with teams.
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Passed Apriis. 1891!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-03


The Johanuisberger wine, which sells
al " q bottle. In gold, grows on hill.
sides, wher0 the soil 10 like solid cBke
Of burnt clay.
Horace Brown, Of PassumpsIc, VT,
has recently sold two heifers, Is months
old, for the round sumof 500. q,
Agricultural papers 10 various paris
Of the county are fcautionlnR their
readers against swlndllnE dealers In
patent-righti hay.forks and other farm
implements. ~ y
Alden Adams, OF Leyerett, Mass, has
this season gathered a Boodly cropNof
hops of from the same vine that his
grandfather. gathered ninety years ago.
When the cold, wet weather Of au.
tumn comes, men and boys put on
girls hardly ever make any change I'M.
very frequently NOT then.
In Canada, tlax 10 90 profitable that
some large tour mills have been turned
into linen works. Near Preston, thi
year, 1900 acres were In fax. il looks
a little Us though cotton would be faxed
out. m e. ''''i'i' v. ~
In Central Illinois, November 9Th,
65a70c were the ruling prices for 10 lbs.
were hnrFving an tba,r K oas NJ , ,.ie.a
al 10 kili. VII M Their shoss. 1 ana m s,Sas
sows mivht Ia Ind n. NM XIX as,i NV, ppyDf
-, ~ .''N ~, sne asA,ns
AZ ~ huVlsaple, IN theconstfuction OF
i.oultty hou sass; 70 use pine lumber
Va LiloIe pl.sn y conlains lh6 better
~ .his I u vety 9nensive 70 poultry yer.
The ronstnv csihs ~ ~ p M nen. y nfks
proteetion SSeinst tha,r y $500, I aus ~ =
iiSe "s"'''"'sa' '.'s't stes'sS' ehslly
M, :, y se.-
lne IoVls o. perennial flowers should
oe proteeIed during winter by a mulch
oi lignt manure or dead leaves. Ma.
,s uIss s nsi pfo!ecLion y the roots OF
,reest SHRUBS ana plants by the fallen
,sl,Nt =. y y great mistake TO remove
.heul LOT Tue purpose OF making u place
look neat. & "i "
A southern writer says that the Der.
mudn grass will renovate old worn out
lands IN time, stopping Rullies, and
covering the CALLED and SCARED spots
OF earth with lis mantle OF green, where
all other things refuse 10 grow, BE also
says y can be controlled ndtsubdued
pyproper culuvatlon,
A writer in the Southern Uulttvator
says he never saw thrifty pench
tree on lime land, nor a good peach
grown upon II, though he, had seen
them SO planted from Georgia 10 .the
Rio Grande. He had about forty thou.
sand growing In one field, and the
most healthy and best bearers were
those planted under pine trees,
Thu followiny ru,a for aooo.,.t,,..
the nu,nbeTof bpsbels 0f a aSosss, nn,as
toes Go. in hIns ana bnHasP IL ,o posa
msnds5 ~ sImnla and aooMs,, ~ i Sna,,l.
number Of stavsnW hnSSaIs a' n,u ,uE .ns
the number If cnb,c Sas, in ,h nLhit. ~. ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-03
rRI.wEEKLY EDITION.

PUBMsRnp xyEEY TUESDAY, THURSDAY
AID SATURDAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-03

THE California Farmer. an excellent
journal Of the social sciences, Is rsspon.
sible for the following, which we heart.
lily endorse. 1t has evidently started
away down in Maine, and SO arc glnd
to nee that the feeling II expresses tx.
tends across the continent:
"When we sec woman walking our
streets In the chilly blasts OF n Kcnne.
beck Tor any other winter, with no bon
net or other covering on her head, sx-
ceptinR II sort Of II perpendicular CuRh.
lon hanging from tho back OF II, and
with thin shoes upon her feet that can.
not protect them from either cold or
wet, VIZ pity her, because we know that
she IN on the direct TOnd 10 COnEnmp.
tIOn ind tho RrnVe. Can nothing be
done lOsavG our females from the worse
than negro slavery Of fashion 7"
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Specie ssportatioa from the United
States reached nearly 81, Soo,o 900 in The
twenty.eisht weeks running from May
18th 70 November ga. The lheayiest
week was the frat % the series, ia
whlchthe amount allowed to- 20 abroad
was Si,l74,l2S, and the lIghtest ended
August 81, only sl0s,7e2 having gone
In hattime. We hope .toAee this pecu.
liar tide setting in toward rs, rather
than out from Us, ere long. .tIi WI
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WANTED-AuENTs FOR THE
LIFE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS.

by FRANK II. ALFKIEND, OF Richmond, Va,
well known w Editor. during th8 war, Oi
inc SJlttheI7i LlCTuTY Messenger, and from his
connection with thG KlChmOud press, The
Wwoik VIII form q complete biography OF Mr.
DAVIS covering the whOleperlNI nf his life,
anu VIII shed much needed light upon many
SUBJECTS Of great historical Interest that
would TemHlhlln DbsGuhtyOr be only partial.
W revealed, but for ltl publication.
Ihe great eVeulROf u revolutionary period
naturally cluster around and are clnily in.
brw0Ven Into thGlifG Of their leading spirit
hhl prime mover, NO that the story OF hIHIlfo,
well Told, forms tho DoNt history Of that
period The history Of tho late war would
he Incomplete without the lie Of ,JefIGn0n
DAVIS, written from southern stand pOint,
anu rom material gathered fIOm original
sources and MIR. AlffiendR hook VIII In
everywhere looked for with eager interest.
agents wanted In every county, For
terms and null particulars, address
the CA&TON PuBLtsHiNG HOUSE,
-. - ~ West Fourth 81, Cincinnati, D.
Ov2S-3tieOl&2tw
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ANY PERSON HAVING ONE OR
"A twodeeked fiat Boats for sale at rea.
sonable price, can nnd ApunchnSef by calling
Upon Tie undersigned, who will also pur-
Th0S, 0iBkIEN,
Qec8 - w. Real leStata Agent,
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4ur8tm.


UHE STORE ROOMS LATELY ocCu.
4 pied by George r. Taylos a Co, and J.
Ssnt nom, fi. ~ M1 ood ~ e;sin I'M s, una
si0ly, and good rooms tor othes puFpobea IN
second and third story III good order Pos.
ao..iun given Immediately.
Many binding lotn and dwelling houses tof
tAlein me Sixth Ward, ON reasonable teEuiR
omsS ~ -, THoS. H0RNHRooK.
roe, up siaifs. isbSG
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For Rant.

ONE OF THE FINEST DWELLING
with every convenience, situated GU Ihe
hver BANK, In the ID Ward. Possession
glye1 imlnedi ately, nrequIred.
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sretial alptltft.

Let the Dull Eyes or the Bilious
sparkle with hope a they read this para.
gr4ph. TARRANTisEFyfRvEscRsran
ARERIENT regulates the dow or tho bile and
restores the natural action Of the bowels.
There Is nothing like Il Ia bllionsnesa com.
plicaied with constipation
KEPT BY ALL AporHEcARIEe. 4
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Steamboats,.


- The fine kide-wheel passenger
~ heteatler aALLIE v, Capt Robt.
- b Patterson, win leave Wheeling
every Tueslny, Thursday and Saturday az
~ O'clock. Leave Marietta Mondays,
W.ea o and Fridays at 9 O'Clock, A. N.
70 n Jas. II. HOLMES, Agent,
novl21f No, 20 Monroe street.
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Tho tickets for the second series Of
readings will be sold early In Decem-
her. during the time Mr.. Dickens Il
raadinR his ffst series.
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For CinelnsaiI Is e
Notice.
DoRoTH EA GoERaENs.
Notica.

II ptssot WE'D PARTNERSHIP WITH
4 Wm. cnockey on the g0th day OF July;
snal 90 not want any coal from his bank,
~ have deed OF trust on the bank. keei,
s .an ana an not In danger OF getting tho
T. dees.st AususT M1tt.pp
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Ar &le.,
Trustee's sale

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRtJsT
IN a n nsss y s Ss s saIc l On the ~
uhi0 county, STATE OF West Va. In RnnS n
page ~, and also by An other tlesd al ifusi
benflng date The I'd day Of April. 1850 ana
81 tecotd IN Ohio county. State OF Mai Va.
VIII tell IN The city o. WheellnE. M mn
i H. g x oi ihe court henss On hosnAY,
"a the John psaihon farm, Klfunied m Nm
Ia!efs pI Peters Hun, Ia Ohio county, Htata
81 West Va, containing 2sa acfeA fiinfs t,F
ies., and adjoining the lands Oh Natnuei
k1ein.on, Alexander Mitchell. and othGia,
aSVa .d Il ~ isA.Ao cSrrs. rro,,...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-12-03

az No notice will, be taken OF communi.
cations not accompanied by Te' pOnkible
name. The name viii 10 considered comb
Dental, but must in nil calas accompany let
tsrs n 4 guarantee or good faith. ff.
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For Hala.

THE SALOON AND BAR FIXTURES
Il % ny Harry, deceased, north Ond Of
stone s!s. ,e Bridge For turther pasticulan aI-
aovas.tf : Oh. opRERr. AIM.
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TEE HEALING FOOL, ilsY
~. AND HOUSE OF MERCY. 81
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS
for YOU Nc MES. On the CRIME OF SOIL.
tube, and tho ERRORS, ABUSES and
DisEAsEs which destroy the manly powers
and create impedinents 10 MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief sentin sealed On.
velopes, nee Of charge. Address, Dr. ].
sKtLLfN HoUGHToN, Howard AAocla-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa y T-CTT = :
p sep2i.SmdAw. il;7 Sgg aii sp fnl,i
pwHRAToSs OINTMENT VIII cure the
9 wHEAToN's OINTMENT viii cure Salt
Rheum. Et1 laEai 20 % NJ
wHEAToN's oINTMENTcures old Sores.
'WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures MI Dis.
eases Of The Skin. ~ r. +
Price 50 cents by mali % cents. An Drug.
gists sell IL ,. ...'t. s...,.5
WEExa 4 POTTER. Boston, Proprieton.
tsPW'UVuAS 70. |H NiII .Hti NH.a. "a
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II Main ktreeI.
OWL AND SQUARE PICTURE AND
" Looking Glass Frames on hand and
made 20 order In Gilt Rose and Gilt, and
Hlnck Walnut; Looking Glasses Rnd Look
lng Glass Plates; Albums IN hold fOm To
un pictures, and mt prices from Is cents 10
tl5 ~. large assortment StsreOSeopes
anu StereoscOpic VieWS RlWAyROn hand. "A
large variety OF Fancy Pictures, Walnut
Brackets, DC, a..
NJ. r; stanton, Of the rrn OF Stanton 4
Butt ,,BHltimnre, preSiiGI at tho CamCrns.
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MARRtAoEs AND FuEERAL NOTICES, 10
SIs,, when under six lines.
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Board of Health.

PEPoRT Of the Board OF Health Of the CITY
~ Of Wheeling, for the month or Nov.
q neS,lSsS III nom m. ,Ollov,nv cor,.. viz.
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AMrch Ntrerforfy.

wEsTMINsTRER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH., 20, :. )ton Seventh street, between
Main and Blondean. Services every Sabbath at
II q. 10. aud p. sabbath School at "a. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday u; a p. IN.
febll " ". g. CRAIG, Pastor.
UNITED PREsBYTERiAN-co Corner of High
and 18th streets. Services every Sabbath ut / a.
aud 7. m. Sunday School at VI a.
apr2G- 06-fy JANIS Brown, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURru-Tieh street,
between Fifth aud Sixth. Services every Sab
bath at IL a. IN. and Up m. Sabbath School at
p. Prayer meeting on Wednesday el eninss.
may l6-'6e.ly
EXCHANGE STREET N, f. CHURCH-on
Exchange street, Ietween Third and Fourth.
Presiding every sabbath at Il a. N. ,nl Up. N.
Sabbath School at y ?. Public Prayer Meeting
on Wednesday evening. JoHs BuReKss,
juyl-66-ly Pastor
CHATHAM soCARE NJ. f. CHURCH Cor
ner of Seventh ani Morgan streets. Preaching
every sabbath at II a. m. and p. m. Sabbath
School at a. IN. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings. JOAN HAYNES,
apr27- GG-ly Pastor.
FIRST PRESBrTERIAS- Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath at II a.
and y. n. Sunday School al a. m.
apr26-'66 |. n. CetTrESpEx, Pastor.
ST. JOHNS Observation-Disclosures 4th
street, between Concert and High. Services every
Sunday at / a. M. aud s p. IN. Sabbath School
ut o'clock q. IN. W. II. WOODS, Rector,
june4- '66-ly
FIRST BAPTIST CNURCu-Corncr of Blon
deau and Eighth streets. Preaching at II A. ".
and u Pm. Sunday School ut o. 4. ". Public
Prayer Meeting Wednesdayseyening, at \
o'clock. gfebl1'67l J. 7. MISSIONER, Pastor.
UNITARIAN CliURCH-open for public SER
vice at II a. m AMI a, 4 p. IN, The public cor
daily invited.
YOUNG PEOPLES PRAYER MEETING
Every Friday evening, at o'clock, at the Bap-
tiet Church. cor Of Btondeau and Eighth streets
An are invited to meet with us.
Monat's Life Pills and Ph0nix Bitfers.
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- ! ~ : !. - ,issrilks |. <
pssatv - - $3.50 : - - sssd.s
- tlsssl 13lls, 16iahn JstsjsSidlss 49,
partissis1;sa1 - y - a,iassato -
sosnAy ~ = ~ me r sssdav - every
sArss - sissd dsliass sfsAs f.e-of sasil
20 = a. y. ~
\ bpal r. So, hsn - s - -
Evi6ls9sos u ~ ~ y coasi1sfsd grave
ofFenss, and ~ odssas d The Nv haTe -
choice bss 70 adsinistsr il = sach manner
- y ssstss H obsssseaes.
III Ivsss prisileeed - give sdvies j. this
matter, would appeal 70 al concerned IN i
% abids by he nv White II fsmaias The lav.
This will b conceded to - tho duty Of I'll ~
sssry sosd cilizsn. II Jon do Dot lks the
lav, no yoar influence 70 secure it, nedi6ca.
ton O repeal in I'll proper ways, md By the
uss Of "A proper means. But don't ny to
lessen the officers Of the Law in their own e.
nam, ard il your esteem, also, By taking thu
| untsaabls position that they have any choice
bu, 70 faithfully administer the laws a the!
exist. Don't violste il in the expectation
/ .hat you viii escape its penalties. va
about 70 say that parties would not violsss j
j il they knew how unpleasant task il il 4
impose the penalties which the laws pre-
scribe.
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The Burlington Hack Eye says: A pacing
match came of Thursday 1t the fair grounds,
between grey horse owned by IowaJ. Smith,
OF this city, and bay horse owned BY Capt.
Holiday, Of Keokuk. The stakeswere $500
a side, mile heats, in harness, best two in
three. In the first hest the sulkies collided,
and the judges decided Smiths horse dis
sanced in consequences Of foul driving. The
decision was appealed from BY Mr.. Smith, and
the question is to be referred to Wilkes for
dec,s.on. We understand that one or two
d difficulties, including fight occurred be-
tween parties who had side betsy but we did
not get their names.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT esterday morning,
while Mrs. Robt P. Creel and her little
daughter were riding out, the horse took
flight, running down Eighth street to near
Carroll, upseting the buggy, dashing Mrs. G.
. I'd daughter over precipice. They were
taken up and carried to Mr.. Thomas Batty's,
near by, the little girl in an insensble con-
dition from conclusion OF the brain, and
Mrs. C. with dislocated elbow complicated
with fracture aud conclusion Of the spine.
Prof Hughes was called and reduced the
dis'ocation, making the Necessary dressings.
when they were removed home. We are
glad to learn that the Doctor entertains hopes
Of their recovery.
Mrs. Creel is one OF Keokuk's most esti-
mable women, and we sincerely hope that
the accident to herself aud little daughter
may result in no permanent injury to either.
Theirs tas terrible ride, and they have the
heartfelt sympathy of the community while
they suffer from It's effects.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

PERSONS DESTROYS of purchasing clothing
and piece goods, Of the latest sty les and pat
terms, should not fail to call 81 Veucill, Jones
4 Co, corner of Main and Third streets.
They also keep constantly on hand full as
sortment of gents furnishing goods, all at the
lowest figures. 1t will be to the interest Of
parties in want Of goods in their line TO call
and convince themselves of these facts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

PHIalrs & KERR These gentleme have
one Of keoku k 5 best and most popular Dry
Goods houses There are two good and suf
ficient reasons for this One Is the character
of the gentlemen themselves, the other the
quality Of their goods. Messrs. Phillips
and Kerr have long been In business in
Keokuk. Their present house is not many
years old, but in their connection previously
with other houses they hsd both firmly won
the good opinion Of ell knowing them by
their fine business and personal qualities. So
well established was their good name, their
probity, reliability, business ability, courtesy,
aud fairness as dealers that. when three or
four seasons ago they entered upon business
as the present firm, their success was assured
They have succeeded admirably. They keep
fine stock Of goods, constantly replenished.
and sell at the lowest market rates. They
have pleased their patrons in the past, and
purpose continuing on ,ha. line for the flu,
ture. They are now in receipt Of splendid
stock Of goods for the Fall trade. and we re.
commend everybody to visi, their establish
msnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

By Telegraph asv ,cax. Sept 81.
Government stocks opened higher bat elo..l ssak.
Coups 81 ilo76: do '6a llSI; 81 io9; d. lo7
S5 lio.4: do 8, io1jz; 1910 ssss,7 sos 1861.
STOCK opened higher aud 81 ,ssd lui and easisr.
Western Uaiou 1 Az az n YC loesaaA ari. 1854
As.. Reading loiA05.; . laiI4; \ " G1soA -
pfi cSh8H
Tbs BAuh statement il expected to sho~ decrease Of
millions legal tsLdsrs aud millions la d.
po,i. ia loans Of s1 hundred thou.Aud Ard
Ia specie at invrs-ss Of one hundred thousand.
rhipments Of legal tender. to the Wat h.ss been
!args.
Reinforcement has sold 81 600 oeo 10 ia tha
st week ana parchAssd IS co.. COO Of ~ notss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

The match game Of b. B. between The
youngsters Of the Excelsior and Young
America clubs resulted in favor OF the latter.
We are informed that gentleman from
Warsaw came to the city yesterday VIII a
challenge from a Juvenile club of that place
to play friendly game with our Excelsiors.
The arrangements we're all made and the con-;
test will come off in this city next Saturday
This will be fun for the boys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

LosT.-On Main street, between Fourth
and Fifth, gold and jet cross The 6nd-
or will be rewarded BY leaving it 1t this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-22

Two workmen. white and negro ma
ct Myers shop, on Blondeau street, became
involved in frAcas yesterday afternoon. and
created considerable commotion for time.
The negro came out second best