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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-11-27
JAMES M. PAUL.
Cadiz, May II, 1865.
r TEE IS WARM! DEATH
IL rs C(DLEby

EEE szs n G3>5pYN'y3S, y \ RIM! DEATH
Chronic Diseases. Female COrsa-
plants, Consumption, Liver
Complaints.
MEDICAL AND CoNsULTING Rooms, No. 4
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, MONROE
ST., WHEELING, w. VA.
TIEOS. y. T1TssrN E1Es, M. ID.
PRACTICAL and Consulting Physician
fol- al&Diseases of Chronic Nature Incl
dent to the human family, viz;
~ DIfsease OF the Aas Passages.
Nasal !Catarrh, ozena, Asthma and Conn
Heart and
Digestive System,
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, Darrhna,
Dysentery, Constipation, Piles &c., and ali
Affections of Nervous System,
Irritation Spinal Cord, Epilepsy, Chorea,
Neuralgia and Nervous Debility, and ali
affections arising from an
Impure State OF blood,
Scrofulous Sores, Enlarged Glands, Ulcers
and Obstinate Skin Diseases, Rheumatism
White Swelling, &c. His system is the
only true and successful one for the treat
ment of all
Diseases Peculiar TO Females.
Painful, Profuse and Suppressed Menstru-
alton, LeucoThea Falling of Womb, with
all the sympathetic accompaniments, such
as Palpitation of Heart, Loss of Appetite,
and General Debility, &c. Special attention
given to all Diseases of the
GenstO- Urinary Organs.
viz: inflammation of Kidneys and Bladder,
Dribbling and scalding of Urine. Difficult,
Frequent and Painful Urination, Gravel
and Diabetis, Ghonorrhea, Gleet. Structure
and Syphilis, Spermatorrhea and Impoten-
cy, and all Nervous Affections consequent
upon YoUEHFUL INDIsCRErIoNs.
The Doctor is able at all times to give
satisfaction as to result of treatmant, &C.
Communications confidential and promptly
noticed Medicines, cash. A guaranty
given in all cases where personal and di-
rect examination is m tde.
Office hours-1 p. m. to 9 p. m.
Send ten cents for Peoples Medical
Lighthouse" Sept.l8, 1867.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-11-27
SETTLE ZIP.

A LII those indebted to the firm of Brown
"A 81 Bro. are Notified that their accounts
have been placed in the hands Of James
Howard, Esq, for collection We have
sold out our establishment, and must hart.
our books ,t settled s5.,, immediately. t We "
they walcSn SOON and settsn
MI. BECWFx
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

- Muf Der Ct. paul uno pacif tc
9abn purten i'm Wonat SUM 12OO0::pa0aeiere
urp uber cine MiQiou Yfuno Gra4t in Rauf-
mannssIteru befDrbert.
- Cine S@onte fir ct. paul 1rb
he hunesfDtn(@en Brstter-G eiterpese uno tn
Rubm miirre 60 fir rem a~ornteen Mlrerrnaun feir
Ct 60 rur4{ebte, btefes ttanealGfe, BEN Rnptcn
unb 5GI1ern psr Buraer eefabrerobenbe, ben
&atttn auu, 3itt unbM iRplab biensnee Concern
unit tur6 Elm NntGueiess, fa0n ausi,b'
entts unb auf te Dausr nod enmal 10 Bulge
9rotturir srnplaten unls.ss berrlt9en Ra!tasins
sr1t5t uurpe.
Ter aSrptr res an, Mcutag ertrurt teuen
Rnabsn Mourer it am Mittwc% g~,funesn wp1~
ben.
-Ycm e,{fen Mptil btS ;un1 1. SuIi
palfrten 1893 Gmtaranten Wasen (Vrairie-
5tocner) RE Bride Die Meb,tett. Der Be-
0eer ptisr 4 rabrisenp rairte- @&t6e bat iii BEN
Sauf IbaI 3u9euanrt. Bel ieeem ter tubr-
pfrte b@.f,nten d& e.wa Z wsrioneu, 70 sa6 min.
bsfers 1000 &iupanterer in Der %senannteu Set
bic 9 tide p~ailrten. Ga6 re mei0sn btsie1
3tut' IN j umore County in unferm @taate I'll.
men, ,but ni&ts CUR @ahe, bic BON ibnen tort
perla 0sntn phase purbe an frif&e 2sute osrtauft
ee Gus G0SeoTFn uho Jowa cprt9ln 6tponcsV'
-Mm lsbten Sonnatenp fan, inSol-
bat RON 60 9. bee 10. Snfantuis. Restlss nts
Mamens Salt bur& aufa0tae 1ntlaeu hung elmer
Mustate um'S Qsbtu, ntl&e Elm Rlmerae TN
6intra!ieb 70 sbsn gelaben unb bsr 3abn uisptr"
idlua. In otua felten Nu ols bas 3uxebut&tn
ara.itst wprrtn. Der 0eruusladtt mar Elm
outer 5uleat unb bate rur nod wenise Iaee ~
eien,n.
3 nit beuaur ID bod esn Mann
Cer (slbR am rgisrten' ni&t NAL sanu
@ein @&spplein trintsn!
Ter frinen zrcpfsu aura brt ni&t.
@snu jtlbf TAD BrIte.le BEN Di&'
Ibut frsuneli& rtntsn.
@enn u,oraen BON BIN pin1mtlftelt
@s freusblid f&einet in bic @slt,
Damn f@uiust bic 1ate.
uue ttut, has wt,b bas Befe fein -
sem srlberle I'm luR'sem &eib'n
Gu@ cine Cite!
Or Union Dart bet &en3'6 Braueret bal
in een S&attsa ieiuss liebli&en Mdl1dene.
tuo|eltlt mon sen laben>er RIble .Au8etanot.
10 rs&t nit ratrer 1~erBeusluR fetu .Bierle'
eenieben fam. neraeu, peuu haS @etter. ~
ran mir RIOT 3uetteln. bslb If, fetneu 9ala'
Sag. Der Nen3't&e 9euer p,rt fetn aasr tei'
tee liefxx anb bic Nuff bite. &lIp us< fetn
pulper am ,4ten" ni@t NQes psrtlist txt. efr
rade nd Gin Soautasslpae@m in l1uisn'
Part.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

UNITED STATES SALOON,
(neben bem 9ope< @naiue. Son's.)
Dritte Strabe, 81. Yonl.
wilbelm @onntae, ii enttumer.
,Iuuiuure feel unb fans 'csri',
GO bei6ts bsi m,r. 70 frat pis + lib.
Spnntag unb Mltaa iteer 3eit.
Stebt &uh Elm idmadbaft Wa! bereit.
2iquur, Beer, @ein gum 2abetrant,
uno Weu Elm inn'rer S6Gubeitscran9
9intrettt CUR Office bee 8art;s1,
Ser tritt tlUs Elm in metpe Ibur.
Gin @hritt uab retts feBt CT It raun
une If int Nu Gin ltGner Mann.
l21 @%iltelm g Dnntaa q.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

Wdbreup mon nit Spannuna pte Ont.
i&eiruna BET j6Berncen preisriWter ab,
rpartete. benetfte man enoltd tas Idncf
ermartete Boot pom Ct. paul. 9Qte
itt6nte Der 2aneun9 au. IN, rte ne, III
Nnf6mmlin9e ju bepiQfommen. "a
'ert lidten mir NIT Greuee Den Germ Can,
Der pom Der Staats> 3eituna. wel&er un<
fern 8ertdt pobl in wlrpi0trer uno pet,
be7srter @eile fortiebeu n trb.
Earum miiHen pir bier fur; abbrs@en.
Der Sbrtee -.
Metrppclitan.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
Gin $40 Soften tntlauer.

V1H JbW UWth tH11uutH Il.
Am psreaneentn @snnabsnt, 8. Sunf, inb
esm uuier;ei@nnen api O@leu entlaufen.
Cine an Raneist Belcbnuua srbdlt. tper Na@
ride stett, 3ur @teersrtansuns Der O@fsu
fub.t.
Yef&reibuns: Giner 1T braunlid
f&par3 nit 25eie am Rreu3. Aier rs Sabr.
3einrt& 5 unatger
eeau xopn. Datota 9o.. an esr Eobb Roab,
!. uupct Nu1t.'s farm.
Ra&rt9t sauu au& abseseten msrssu IN se,
Crit. b. Blattes. -. .r .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
Giebmarft.

Mitpp9 bet Stem SUM- bie1es Sabres unb AM
erfen MittwoG zines ieten f%olsenben Monat6
wirb in Der @tabt 5enterlpn in @ibIey County
ein 0tebmarft abgebalten merben. Da 1plde
Mdrfte benz aaufer lowpbl wie 0erfaufern, MUIR
BON Nusen lein fSnnen, 70 werben ale Diejent9en
welde Yferbe uro &inpvieb taufen wpQen peer gu
p~ertaufeu beabldtisen> CUR lebbaftsn E9eilnabme
einselaeen.
@ie l9pn aQsemein befaant, beliBen bic GARNER
1T Sibley Country einen 1ebr 9uten Viebltano alnb
bielss iorobl mie ber quite @iae MQer @el9atts=
leute in Senberlon wirb ba3u beitra9en, lel9e
Marfte CUR M9emeinen Mnerfeanun5 gu br'n-
get.
SIM Namen Der Sc 1aftleute Sort 5enocrl cn.
Moam Bud.
Scnber1pr. Ben 20. NHat 1867.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
Or. Sc montreptQe,
3atnartt,

&11" 5dVnarjt
ortts @t'a6e, rate ber Tof. 0faee, Ct. paul.
Naes. pas i'd auf 3dbue unb Munb beatebt,
orb tn htfer99eife Y. ~ maeiesxRoftn beioret.
Btjttbunstu: -u. r,
perr OATS (ppn 8urup u. Safs) Banter.
berr Gbgerton, 2. Nptional. 8ant
Sc. po&pirpen, Bi(@pf Grace.
Die Drs. @ebafdat, 8risbtn, @@eQ nnb BE
Nerite st. 'paul's iberbaupt.
Sol. Rtefer, &bitor ber @taats3ettuue. unb cine
eru6e 3n,abl berporraeenoer Bur9tr. 1861
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
&. 4. G3eifumic3,

@de Der G1nften un: @erar<@ traee,
6~eeeuIber Der Gountp-5at
eupfs9lt l& bierntt bSRi@1 BEN eeebrten peut-
1utlttum als
@erter uno 3ubereiter aIer Mrten pom
Del5en unb TeQen,
owte ium u ntertteen pom y I'll n,
tn pesdbern ta&e It i@ anbeii&ie moot 70 mobl
ots@ 9 srtrefli&teit ber Nrbeit. mie rurd BiQi9
ttt Der @aaren suQtouu1ene 8sfriepisuua IT.
aeurdbreu. 1853
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
@rober

@rpber
IeYpt6 unb Tapeten <Qaben,
Nro. 225, brittle @tra6e. Resers Blpd.
ct. NauI, Winn.
Beadubie porrdtbte cine eru6e &usnatl
leppt@e, Oelti@er, WatraBen, Geni1er<
Vortdnee. &ouleaur, 8etieptrn, Iapeten ,e.
Neue @lter laneen befdncie an. unb pereeu
10 tiaie wte u,Ueli& ~uerfauft.
wolterarbett wi,p auf Ye0eQuna een.a&s.
". 3. Strone.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
"Dtr milot 3dafr

ueSa belt eiuqeri&teter @aloonrtrtbf&aft
pom Saul meeeer.
1adlon Giraffe unferu Der untern Vanbun8.
Hitles tar,Ii& pom mir iterncmuaene unb
eurdaue renopirte Sat. unb 8%ra,eiusbaus
mir ids bur6 SprtrsfIt&e Soft. ~lauberes mt
bfou,rnes Qoais. fowie bur& bic freunbli@fe y.
iiberuIae Beeienuus Don Greubtn unb Roae6u-
oern 6,ts Die M&tune uub @6nner1@aft bes
perebrttn publifums ~: erbclten iu@eu, unb
tn,pftblt fein paus hermit beRens
- aues1a&uete CUTE @taluue beus
paaie. . Aa"
.v Saul MtB8er
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

$40 Mfer 2anc gu perfQufen.
Der ltn%terseidnete bietet feline Barm bon $40
older Qanb, II Neile bon St. Soleph, ant Sauf
&iper, 1T Stearns &c.. gu Yrtpatoerfauf ant. Gin
5apS unb quite Genien auf benz Qante. @9Sn
propcrtiunirt. nit 5cl5lanb uab Wielen. @eeen
Naberem menbe rtart Il9 ait
8. 9. 2pfttn,
1852 @auf Naptbs, @tearns g., Minn*
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
minneipta Central Babu.

3use iItIid, sebens.
0erlaGen Wtnnearplts, 40 0rrmittaes.
g1eit.St. Ylul, 7.15
RDmnten an In Smatpnnd, 100
3uge nDreIih sebenS.
@erla6en Snatrnna, II. 40 8prmtttaes.
Rpm1aen an In Minneapplts $50 Nad uittaeS
NDelt=St. paul, 325
Dtrefte 8ertinbune In Smatonna nit 3ueen Der ct.
peter unb QDtnpna Babn, fir QDinpnu. Ga Grphe, Wtt1-
wautee, Gbieasp unb auen Yuntten pe5 Oiens u. Shben
Accommodation
0erlaHen Swa:psna UNI 7.25 8prmtttaes, tpmmen an
In Wef-Gt. PAUL UNI Ito Nad mtt1aes uno 1875 Na1=
mtttasS in MtnneappltS.
8erluGen Minneapplis I'M {. so 8rrmittaes, @ef-St.
= aul UNI 10. 10 9rrmittass, tpmmea in Swatpnna an
I'M 3.35 gfa&m ittaes.
minneapolis unb st. @arI Accommodation.
0erlaGen Winneapplis 500 0prmiltaes, 1920 uub
2.25 unb 80 No1mtttaes.
0erlaHen Wet=St YauI 1910 gcrmittaes, unb 20
AGO une 80 Nadmittaes.
.. g. Sbepparb,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

Mdbden tsnnen Tie beften 9teuen uns b1diteu
e0bne ~erbaIten, wenn Ne I'D an bas Snteui9eua.
Gomptoir. 105 0rttte StraRe,, wenben Nde
Dtdbden auEer plat wersen aut ttun. I'D III n,eleeu:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

u@bafopee 6au1e," :
unpeit pes Minn.> Central abn Dspo,.
WtinneapoliS. Wlinn.
Ri9. bartmann, Giser.timsr.
Msine merben @d1e fnten BEL mir tets bic
beae 8coitnuug unb Slid unn vcqie in meineu1
lfeta bic tefsn 1etrdnte.
2S- Nusaesei≠e Stalurl ii nit benz
baufe perbunben.
mid. = urtmann.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

Nprtb:QSe{feru Sell.
3. @tra6e, s~eeeniber eH1 eOu3ert Sale.
6 t.. paul, Winn.
Die beQen falten G6paarer>
uortrfli@es 2a9ertier,
auseeei&uete 0ifore u1ssCtearren
dlt Rets an Gano unb tittet tas rerebrtt heutf&e
Tublifumun, 3ablrtiaen 3ufptac
37O-1 Trep. Bolt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

@tbarb marotn
uapprttrt unb pcrtaufim @ru6en, lomistm 9let-
men woreeQan, elias unb aue tnoas Sad
1&lagenbe Baaren.
Drttte uno Ben d -5traE
,wil&en Gebar~ unb @abafbam,
81. paul. Wtnuetata.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06
nm3ug!

Eeu ssrebrten beu.ideu wublifuua hermit bic
ersebene An;eiee, ba6 i'd mei,e Wotnuue nsbl
D:s&s!er' unb S&,rmmahtr Ws,ftau Unit
Stort Don bem alien 2ofs. NOD est 7,tn 5tra6e,
tem Snitrnattcnal 6otsl eeetnittr ssr!est babe,
unb srfa&e i'd ueine seebr,en @rtdftsf.eunee,
ftiete in 'sm nsutn 2otal por3ufpre&en.
363'4p g.. >. @&mtet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

8ratieret.
EF Grcelentes Qa9erbier uub bic befen st.
frilbunsen aQer @rt in grSter Mus.pabl gu battn.
NP Smntbuie laufen BON lem Snteruatip-
nal 9ptel unb BON ber 8rude gum @arten.
Tim 3ablrei@en 8elu@ bittet
459 Gbeobor 4amm1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

- Muf Der ct. paul uno Yacif tc
Rabn tpureen i'm Monat SUM 20O0::pa0aeiere
urp uber cine MiQion Yfuno Gra4t in Rauf-
manne9utern tefD1bert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-07-06

Wir BADEN Dpu Wutb, 5ofaun0,
5toIs uno Treuoe, NIT Dem feien Gnt>
l&luf, Der Gretbeit uno ber'Yortet, bic fl
tn pisiem 2ance t,aat treu gu bleiten aui
ra6 @obl Der &epublit unier Getc:l &C.
leert, auf eo6 Bobl Der Gspublif. BIZ
nimmer fallen miro, 70 lon9e BE Mebrz
belt itrer Yur9er fef uno obne @antso
1ebt fIr-0let6e6 &e9t!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-07
Notice of Referees sale of Real
Estate,

NOTICE il hereby given That by virtuc Of
authority vested in thp undnrs snta, Referees hy
ho decree " the phrict Cont " LES Lantv Iowa
keckuk. rendered nj the p, pemhf tefr fEtT tbsrruf
In aetan Jos. ph Wood. was plsiutin and Fnm.
ue Woods and others do ,ndsnts, will expose sAlo
at public ont,ory, 70 the eiEtt tidtr at the front
door OF the Court House. In tins City Of keokuk 90
ooanty, Iowa, on the 10Th day Of hnyenter A. isdy
between the hours 81 O'clock M aud oelaek = u.
OF said day Ing al O'Clock D. ~ the
described re Il estate, t5-sit
In Lee COUNT Iowa tbe foi0wiurr Of Int ono f)
block thr,y-sx b IN the Cit, q keokuk commencing
on Fafih street pincty-twu ffa( feet ~
han ktr4ti, thence south twenty four {24 on c,rh
street thente west twenty 2n cot, htleH nath
~ fHnf GA eet thence eny f2aJfst III the tats
Of hrglnnins Ala comuen NJ On Msin street on
front Tins ~ lot al block ihriy -slv 1 twenty ZOO
feet from The corner Of Main ana fourth tre,, trance
northwstetiy aions the nnt line u sa4 lot % Main
street tw nty to feet thei soath sttty 1T III H. an
gies 10 Main street huadred aud rty as fleet TO
the alley, thence sopthe ssfJ along the sey twenty
t2ol feet thence noriesstety hundred AMI fotty
u4a fee to asn street 30 tbe place al iha tegnrE
being twenty t29) feet front Main street running
back same width 70 ihe silcy Lets nins {a ten CO.,
eleven Il ana tfplve lei t'HeE ventt .thrssg Ok
["s s r.3,a .s'yy ao IT.. tsa s sen
lt2J. Lot seysn hhok nnp handrtd aud rianty.one
Iptj. all In the CITY ~ kc1kgk
In thu County d Pok, rtsta Of low the f5Iio wln
real estate North halt ~ or southwest quar- 70
and south hats ~ 81 northwest 1uaftfr ~ W
~ section thrtsttree tssl t3stship eiply.oh. 81,
nottGwest anatt.r tn " IA seetae twontfatht fss),
'oTh.hlf cgaLy . Y rang T. ,nt. three ~
south half o. e sDuihwsst quarter Of stt9h
l2l aud Horth ball dissection thttseu i3j in township
riRhtYont tst fotth n ranEe tasrty eifht west Ts
southeast aneft.t q VA tpptcast 4tettti " strtis
eleven III, and taf rail- II H. ndttaast ad4tt4f II
section fourteen ~ ~ t"wrrip aRhtEBnn en- north
VI range twenty rRHt C2sl wet. Tha santh
tiohal quartz Il setiop aotthwest ffRc.
tionsi qnatttr Of ton eghtest F Ia taen,hp tgh-
ty-ore (slh north NJ range twenty f21t west.
In the County Of Guthrie, Iowa the following North
haftn 1Slof southeast quarter aud souti east
fourth 6 ~ of southeast quarter f. section thir-
tytwo 32 toSnthip se'ony eight tssl. range thirty
three 49, North half IN - If northeast quarter
"a ard spu heast fomt "a Of northeast qnartcr
IN Il section thftythfre fs31 township -eRtt
(7s) range thirty three lSa3, south half fs " ~
south~tst quarter " h section tseuty.niup f2gj
township sevfhty-tEff tIh, range ttty-ih tasJ.
The terms ~ said safe viii he rash ani tfa infer
signed viii directed by said decree ecute deed or
deeds to the purchaser or purchasers.
II. \. HAGYHMAN,
W b. COLLINS,
WI. fuLToF,
| octl9 4w RffeysSs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-07
mi.ce,I.neou. Items.


In Europe e,75o,oco acres we're last
year planted with potatoes.
Arrangements are in progress for =
grand German inneerfest at Boston next
year.
MIR. Ed~ia L. Davenport has become q
member ofthe stock company at Wallack'e.
kalamazoo boasts William Shakespeare.
lie keeps q book store.
-IndiscriE,inate euloqy and indiscrimi,
nate inyective are equally good-good for
nothing. Il. lses,alr
There are now in the river At Burning
Springs, Virginia, waiting shipment, as, 600
barrels of oil.
During the last year The tigers on the
Island Of Java have destroyed one hundred
and forty~eight persons.
Hon. G.. A. Grow purchased the Reno,
Oil Creek d Pit Hola Railroad last week. for
Sl2i, eco. The road cost, originally. ST..
$4,000.
Professor De Mile, the author Of the
dodge Club in Harper's Magazine, is,
tian. 1t is odd that that quiet province
should prodnce two such amusing deiinestors
Of the absurd side Of Yankee character.
Mics Braddon has made 100000 out OF
her novels, which it is now more than sus.
pectsd w re stolen in every case.
-Four opera companies are to appear in
Boston this season-Maretzek's and Stra.
kosch'a Italian, Datemen' s French, and Rich>
ins's English. Maretzek's and Baleman' 1
viii perform at Seiwyn's Theatre, and the 9th.
ers will appear at the Boston.
Richard Wagner's rev comic opera,
"Haus Sochs," takes elk hours in the per-
formance. The audiences think Of it a. lit,
orally Emusic of the future.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-07
Notice I'm BankruDtcv.

In the District Court Of the United states for the Dis
trict II Iowa IN bankruptcy In the matter Of R,u-
j.min Gooiiioh bankfupr, at Keoknt la said district
on the asth dsy u octoyer A isG7-u sA District
OF igSa.
TNiIs is to give notice that petition has been towit
on be 10Th day OF October, A d 1857 MED IN said
district court BY Benjamin Goodrich of Fairfield tn said
stric who has been heretofore duty declared kIupt
under the act u Congress entitled act 20 establish
.uuit,an system o. bankruptcy throughout the United
states approved March 3D. 1861. for discharge and
certificate thereof from sl his debts and ether ea"s
p-ovabe under said and that the 10th day OF De-
remher, 1871, ~ 10 octcck y, at the Office OF
Iohn Hi nos, Register in Bankruptcy, Ia Eeotuk. leo
co nty Iora In said district Is the time and place
signed for the hearing OF the when the creditors
OF n tAid bankrupt attend and shos cause any
tn hase Why the OF said oetfun should not be
ssAntai and thA s@csnd and third sse~rg Of crctov
had bescrs the Register rpon the sse DAY, that
aAaAs nay b. shown asslnst the dischafgs
III J. Q. 1UkNS, Cissk D. trfct Court,
pe,s-ss n Keokuk, Iovd
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Assignee's or Trustees Notice Of
Amendment.

In The District Court IL the United a'es for thr III.
ttict ofrrwa In Bankruptcy, III the matter N Eaa-
jamn Goodrich, Bankrupt.
n wA1m II may concern
FUNHF undersigned, Hiram KNOWLES hereby gives no
tiee Of hts appointment A. Assignee ii tie ..sfs
OF BENJAMIN G0ndrirh OF Fairfield, Jefferson eaul; in
said District. and who toxit. On the 2otb Ia II
Jnly, y. 1851, ajudged Bankrupt upon his oaa ia
tiflon. by the District Court Of .aid District
Dated at heokuk, Iowa. the ilth day Of octosr it7
HIRAM KNOWLES
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Notice in Rankrupfcy.

YNIIIS IL to give notice that on the 18th dry
= Of Sept, A. D. 1867. warrant IN bankruptcy
issued against the EstAtus Of a. W Hsrdesy Brothers
Of Reokak, Lee county, and state OF Iowa, who have
beea aiiudged Bankrupts upon their own petition
That the psyn Of debts delivery Of rrop.
erty belonging t. sGch Bankrupt to them for ihar
and tie transfer II property by them for
biJden by ise. That meeting Of the credit n Of
said Bankrnpts prove their dehts ard TO eli ooso ON
assigneos Of their estates Will he held at court
" Bankruptcy t. he holden at the Office Of the Il.
ter 10 Bankruptcy. IL the city Of Knokuk ioxa ber.
John Bruce ReGi-t.r, On the 10th day Of November
D, 1851, att o'clock n.
o. W CLARK urM
aerkg d By u FNLroK. nnnnfr
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II 49, AD0UY nA11noADo.
7 whst1ke - $3.50 ~ ss~srf to-
ward = 1ss(n ntssl aissr rsaA spser-
prisss, @e'shs ltsasea u Z sssds, Dsr.
iinstoa isssse1D -wA1p . aad kavs - ~
with IL xsisls q 80 enpsnts
sjsct. XAd w61a The ss1rss& seems vsry
shrAssaisg, ths1. 81 ~ . eoslsatioi asd
gst ous lKsir nsas HEn0E and kvsl aidu
sAs cousDey, - make ) III aAiss, q -
- havs ! " ak kr(lh - basivse III
che samiaor thp-,rots{aSd ) from Bor-
iinsson a For Asdl00lhs = insso4 and
ths President y the Copvsl, VS.
susmberfn ssal 1hs paHic 4 b. would 81
built in,ains1 Aavs. h projec. slept 7
sleep the knQxa 20 waking n that dAy 70
This; and aosa We ~ COL 20 work in
earnest % put -ous. NJ 1ll6san. Road
through b Burnaston begins talk sbogn
another @RaAnsA project. Utterly d
li'iou' Of their ninety-dac csben to Far.
mingtont they are nov enthusiastic in regard
Vol Railroad from Buslisgton to Fort Madi.
con, to connect with The keokuk road.
Il don't require vision sharp enough 10
penetrate mill stone to see through the
motive Of this talk about. Railroad from
IBnHaess ~ Eenkul jaskSos. And VI
Aspe ltAs itrsw k1nish motive 10 ergo cus
psopre Forward 70 prompt and liberal sub
scriptions in behalf of the Railroad from thu
junction to MI Pleasant II will be, Tine
sneegh tor rs to listsn to the Barainsten
talk about . keokuk connection when W
hsss completed our fayuFiss connection, by
way of Mt. Pleasant, With Minnesota.
There is reason enough why Burlington
should desire connection .Southv ward, end. Il
she CHOOSES y build Il w may we'll bt1 hss
good speed, but abe don't need that patticu-
lar link of Road, while the Mt Pleasan.
Road is essential TO us, aud We must Build it,
if we get IL.
The Burlington Argus has this pleasant
+ hattie talk, which We trsnsfer to our col.
umDs: e.
We have had considerable talk of this
road. II is necessary. Ii will be one of tho
best roads in The State. There is some talk
OF building road from Mt. Pleasant to keo.
road from here down the river. The Mt.
Pleasant road, though We doubt il, may be
built. But if the people along the line can
Afford to build il, we certainly ought to be
able to build the seventeen miles OF road
from here to IT. Madison. 1t will form tn
shortest road on the west bank Of the river 70
st. Louis. We have the Carthage road on
the east aide Of the river. OF the Cedar
Rapids 81. Paul road, the grade is com,
pleted from Cedar Rapids to Vinton, twenty.
five miles. From vinton to Waterloo, a
distance OF thirty-iive miles, the work is mors
than half done. From Waterloo to Waverly
the road is completed and the cars are nov
running. From Waverly TO the State lins
the srcsa b partially graded. The cars run
southwark from St. Paul TO within abou.
twenty miles of the State line.
Burlington will then soon be in direct com
munication with St. Paul by rail, and by this
seventeen miles of rail to Fl. Madison, she
will be in communication all rail to St.
Louis. We should have the road We can
have i. Then why delay lie, US have 4
pull altogether.
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had Stevens, in letter TO DR.. PETER,
Gays; Siuce the adoption Of the fourteenth
amendment, have no doubt Of our full pow.
or TO regulate The elective franchise, 80 far
- 1t regards the whole nation, in every State
In the Cnon-a power which, when tried, |
hope will be so used as to be beneficial to the
nation, Just 10 every citizen, and to carry on,
the design Of the government according "a
sheir views expressed in the Declaration 0
Independence.
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Southern planters under the encouraging
influence Of Copperhead victories in the
North, are preparing to make a raid on the
United States treasury for compensation for
their fugitive slaves.