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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-14
Original NoTICE.-To Geo W Hair.

hRlGlNAL NOIlCE.-Io Geo. W. Har.
~ des ard Th,s IIArd-sty. Res schneider Tor
merry wendsi widow, and dev sss OF Leonard wouda'
aud Georg schneider her hnsb nd Geo C. Anderson
81 HAIRY Fulton Samuel Bastuian, II. Mann. II II.
R-ifing Urn. ',' Tor Vim hgddick, Margaret kuhen-
rick, mm shts, c. sheli~s, fheoptLas '. Gregg,
THIS Maftin:
Yoh and each Of you hereby otined that there
Ole In the Office of the Cle' Of the District
Co u Of lie Comfy, Iowa at Ktos k petition Of Geo
y. XII bourne, clair M 81 you the said ". liar
desty end fhostJ Hsrlsy The sum OF Nine Humid, i
an seventyhs- dolls (sg55) aud praying again /
all of the foreclosure Of certain mortgage given
secure ths payment of tn said aud interest con
Eeyng the 70 lowing described pro-etty Lots four u
seven, ~ eight s) aud twelve, 2) In bock twsntyo
42l) in Silboarnes Addition to the City keoknk Lee
County Iowa and also praying for decree for the
Of the said morgagei premises for the payment the
said debt.
Now unle you appear reto ard defend before noon
Of the second day 81 the next term Of the said District
Court said Court to be hgun and holden the secous
Monday a September, 1887. default III be entered and
judgment and decree rendered thereon prayet or In
SAID petition. RANKIN McCRARY
Q. Z. 5Uc-Canceedl Attys for Pin's.
msyli-dsw
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Stepping aboard the ferry, we were soon
taken from shore TO shore Of the famous
" Pari n; of Waters
The scenery about the station is anything
but pleasing 10 the eye, though ii might be
styled picturesque" The passengers are
soon seated. and the train glides quietly out
from the station.
How fresh and vigorous dame nature looks
after her generous morning bath. Her bare
face looks clean and healthy, and her bright,
green robes. Of various shades, shine forth
with renewed splendor. Are not our citi
zens Slow t. avail themselves of the refresh
ing an moral influences OF nature? Is il be
cause they are Indifferent to the beauties h
which God has so bouniiiully crowned the
earth, and care not to learn the lessons Of
His providence, taught by the +" lilies Of the
field . ami the "birds Of the air
On We speed, not "a tree or shrub is nov to
be seen, but the broad prairies gracefully
rise aud fall to the horizon Where the pillow
has not been busy, flowers are ptofusely
spnnkled. The farmer is putting seed into
the black rich soil, that promises an abund,
ant increase.
As we draw near to Carthage, our thoughts
refer to its namesike Of old. A coloring from
Phgnecia, empress Of the sea, and famous
for its iyrian purple elittering armor. Tie
colony ecipsed its parent and held sway over
the Mediterranean Then came that long
terrible conflict with aggressive Rome They
saw that their very existence was at stake.
That the boundless ambition of their foes
would not allow of peace. Roman iaiih and
arms triGmphed at last. The mighty exer>
tons Of the great Hannibal could not save
his city, and now she exists only in the an :.
mails OF Rome.
Carthage shouts crisp voice at the door
and looking o 1t we see the depot and moth
ing more. The town is half a mile further
on, and if one has no baggage It is a pleas
ant walk. The fyper House was recommend
ed to Us by several porters as being the best
hotel of the place. SO thither we went and
will here say that our bodily wants were com.
fortably provided for by our host Mr.. TYper
Carhags is the county seat of Hancock
county, and mas about 400 inhabitants. Its
local interests are maintained by three news
papers lhe Democrat and Republican, both
Democratic aud the Gazette, Republican
journal A wo story brick Court House, Of
fine size. with two or more acres of grass and
shade trees around il, forms the central
point. The square is fronted on two sides by
places Of business, and on the ,thar sides by
dwellu Is. From this nucleus the town ra-
dates equally il all directions for a qiAfter
Of a mile. i general thrift and well TO do
appearance marks the entire place. Its neat
churches, good schools and pleasant homes
speak well for the industry and frugality OF
the Carthagenians,
Court week ended last Saturday, and al the
farmers are generally busy the streets are un>
casually quiet. e. A. s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-14

FOURTH or JULY,-Grand celebration at the
Wild Cat Springs, one half mile north Of Ham
lion, Ill.s Old and yonng are invited 10 come
Rnd bring well.fill baskets and have good
kme. Amusenents of the day-Speaking,
playing, swinging, music by the Warsaw
band etc. Also, platform one hundred
and hfty feet length, well shaded with can
vass, Tor dancing and other purposes.
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Cineinnntt sfarxe,.

Ry T legrsphI c..-ls-,rI. June 10
Horr-Famiiy sl2dls 90. fancy silal5bo
hest In good DIR aud; spring not sauttd; ~irier
e p f7r rejected; ? Is tos No :; - 5ot Vol
on Nominal for 10 mixed. holders asked eJaga
atc,-e.
~ Dali Mol -,li =, SO 3j thu. p IA
0t-Notsras deo.ans IS fr Na l; 81 for Noa
HeS pprs-f2l IS hired. but holIeis a.krd S2s
baik Ne,'s-uneha gel: IA fr saou m. ss4a,o
Tor ia IL for clear sides l5 for clear rib sde 1871
a IA fer cl ar.
Lsrd-Held at sal9. bu, buyers cont offer over
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We looked in for few minutes last even
ing upon the exercises of the keokuk Gym
naslum-an institution that has lately been
started by the young men Of our city for
physical culture and amusement. We found
all the paraphernalis of first class Gymns
siam, properly arranged in the large hail, and
quite number of the association engaged in
various gymnastic exercises. A number Of
the Quincy ekeursionists called in and were
kindly shown around. The Gymnasium is in
good keeping and bids fair to be an insti,n>
ton of credit to the city, and of which its
founders may well feel proud. We wish the
enterprise the most abundant success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-14

We are indebted to the kind attention OF
our very excellent friends j. E. Johnston Il
Co. on Third street, between johnson and
Main, for some Of the largest, finest, freshest
and most delicious strawberries we have
tasted this season.
Call early and lay in good supply, and
you will be greeted by happy smiles of wife
and children, if you are SO happy as to have
wife or child.
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.Sa', % .o,r ~ ces.5 -.
H. Inc Dstric. CoIrt q said County, ST ketkak
~ GRAHAM IS. Ha~kies baylor BNlugs, As
j. .isbee 81 ha-t0n ii4wkius a Huston. r, v Pot
t-f y -, kai1iek Auiniltfaiif of estate % jesse
Ku d,ck d, cc@s D. Fireman KuoSisk, Geo Miller 4
Co. Ihos Cisgeit IT, Richards. JOHN P Smith,
Jsr, ?, CALVIN fostes john CVvsu. .. q Hate, = m
Nsnuing. ratcutDf q eststeC q Ia Slaughter de-
c~lssd keynolis, ~ui ; Barclay r.. over. \ Z
ihom 4 Co, Arthur Nocott, Van Horn. uee 20
John Lsio4 y. Jones
soter rely given 10 the defendants herein -h ve
pan-e5 that petition in civil aeq : On hs Ia the
Clerk. ONCE Of the District Court dre%a in be- ali o
"a. aed plaintiff against yen, AID claiming s
deere. gSiA-t SAID BA=tiu- Tss lurin the sgm 81
rs 3lt aud against al tn detendAuts ir irri1sn
mortgage the south haftf III ten. Is o. igar
beug INV - street, - seve5iynFe feet
deep aIoog tirst from fh- eoTrrr ti IN aud
first Get. IN the CITY a. E.okuk Lee nrfy leS<a
aad or gensrs rsi=f AM onles Y9u appear sud maxi
defense Thereto before 1.-THE s1ond +ay tt- ne II
term q sd Cunrt. 20 same c. On ~ seau Monday
d sesten lsr 1851 .dgusut vii r. r-i,teted sIu.
yon, priy J TER 10 50 q 'sii'ie-
BoBShT II l6ILLNpkF,
leila ktf'y Tor riVf-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-14

READER. you are in the midst of album
dance, and while you are so graciously blest,
do not unheed the pitious cries for bread that
come from the starving women and children
of the South but 60 to the festival tonight
and contribute what you can for the relief of
that suffering.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-14

SOME of our contemporaries seam 10 think
that the triumph of their cause depended.
like the fate of Jericho, upon the amount OF
noise made-in these days of refine ment and
luxury, an article of real intrinsic merit is
soon appreciated; hence the unbounded and
unparalleled success of PLANTATION Buffers.
This remedy has ever and always be en-
found reliable. As gentle stimulant aud
tonic appetizef it cannot be exceled. Ii ia
no doubt sovereign remedy for stomachic
disorders-tor dyspepsia, liver complaint, and
IN stimulating healthy appetite.
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MADE BY THE GREAf AsTR0LoGIsr,
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VIZ express for ourself. and on behalf Of
our citizens, onr disappointment and regrets
that .,.e .,al* coasts did not arrive in Keo.
kuk till after dark, and made SO brief a call.
We should have been pleased to have had the
opportunity TO escort them around our city
and afford them chance to see and appre>
ciate its beauties and its merits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-14

TmRouGH the kindness Of DR.. Taylor We
are in receipt Of the Frontier Inder. very
handsome five column paper, published at
North Platte. Nebraska. In note accom-
panyine the paper, the Doctor says - send
this morning specimen OF printing enter>
prise in tie West Six months ago day after
Tomorrow the first railroad coach came into
this point. where there was not 8 house or
habitable shanty within ten miles. 1t was all
an open, fiat bottom, peculiar TO the Platte
river Now there are about seyehty FIVE
shanties and portable houses, and large no
tel, two stories high, 10 feet front by the
same in depth, in shape like a T. II fur
nishes very good fare.
:" rhe stage line has been withdrawn from
the so4ih side Of the Platte between here
and Juleshurg. | assure you the savages are
making il lively in this vicinity. Last night,
FIVE mues above this, they ran of forty head
OF stock from the Onion Pacific Railroad .
The Doctor IS among driving people.
Six months ago, he tells US, the ground upon
which North Platte stands was a wilderness,
now a newspaper is issued from the place,
and i, is rapidly assuming city airs. Verify,
we live in fast age.
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NoTIcE-To Allan c Thorn !:

~ You hef b. nDtiae ihai pr T. No. on hlT
in The office Of u. tl,ik % IT. pi +Ttf Isn O lee
Cou-,ty ga = Ke,Luk Iaftios Of job. u. lace
aiming o y "a 1uyf 40 A.tntfci sd .~s-nit
nv 5i-OO Dol ari interest "a nry sa "a ON
yyu errt4iu pfom'~sory note er- rrt-d sud Y~ftd
~ ) to ois Il : ckvy, $50 l9tns or stit e
attachment
NOW uitst yor Ap.etr th-r-t1 aud dfiend before
neon of the no day 4 the neat rn nAthe aii DIS
tii curt OF Couat, i5wA, said MT 70 u begun
ana h.l Il n liz -rcag. Nuitt Il srltens r. 1857 st
Keknk ~ said countv teiault sin be nt~ie thereon
and lud rendered PRAYED fnr - pi ,inhh pc
,itieg RANKIN n NgCRAkY,
irlsd4v A;tt,'a FOR Pie
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Ry Telegraph Nnw Yosy june Is
Try goods market remains quiet ms selling 1t 49,
Bet makes Of ard vide sheeiirgs 7ei7s for Id Tex
Tor common lish 1915 2It1 fr light aud heavy shirt
ngs, In bissched mnssii particular change De-
sines 90 for regular makes. DENNIS 1saIsk iatt,
rate for Amoskeas, ana tor Hay Maker and Union.
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Your attention is called to the great sale
of Irish Linen goods for few days, at Howe
TYLER Auction Room. Sales at 10 a. m,
and and u n. M, each day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-14

LARGE stock Of wall paper, just received,
all new STYLES, at Ed. S. Carter Co.
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arrival, and Departures Of Nails from keokuk
CITY NEWS.

wAxrED.-Copies of the Daily GATE
CRY, for July 9th and July sth, 1866, to
complete our files for the year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-14

TIE greatest affair of the season will be the
Ladies' Festival tonight.
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THE picnic Of the Exchange Street Sab
bath School was very much Of success.
Ihesteamer Eagle conveyed the joyous crowd
about two hundred in all-from our wharf
at an early hour yesterday morning, landing
them in sbeautiful grove near Warsaw, where
the day was pleasantly passed in all manner
OF merry making. AT a seasonable hour in
the evening they returned, tired but in very
good humor with themselves and the days
pleasures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-14

A slight row on the levee last evening
nobody seriously hurt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-14

THE largest raft of the season passed the
city last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-14

A CHOICE lot OF Wisconsin river Ia mber
now lying between the two dykes, for sale in
quantities of not less than FIVE thousand feet.
| feel confident that | can offer greater ln>
dueements to buyers than are being offered
by any other parties ON the river. Enquire
at the raft. A. H. REED.
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TAKE WARNISG.-The Davenport Gozette
records the case OF the terrible burning OF
MissStacia Pow cFs Of that place, by the ex-
<plosion of can Of kerosene, which she was
-Aelding In her hand, and with which she was
Hing y szpedite the kindling of a FIRE.
- Sort 1adisoa Plaindealer contains an.
eoAee fatal eecident from the use Of coal oil.
9rasae8 - NJ Henry NORMAN, AGED
~ tvslvs yesrs, died Sunday night, June
foh Injuries sustained BY the explosion
Goei-oil @. We are informed that she
yoriag = kindls FIRE, and open.
- out some oil, when abe
80 in flames. She lived
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-06-14

PUBTIc CoSvEYANcEs- i have established
a line of conyeysnces for hire, to run by day
or night, Sundays excepted, to the steamboat
landing and railroad depot, and to every part
of the city. All orders left at the corner Of
Second and Main streets, or at my coffin shop,
on Second street, between Main and johnson,
will be promptly attended to. Fare same as
by omnibus. tSu VT. PERKINS,
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fProm Thsckeray's early and Late Papers
man who wears dressing gown is not
not neat in his person his moral character
takes invariably some Of the slatternliness
and looseness Of his costume; he becomes
eneryated, lazy, incapable of great actions.
man in a Jacket is man. All great men !
wore iacketa Walter Scott wore jacket, |
az everybody knows; Byron wore jacket,
not that count man who turns down his
collars for much have a picture Of Napo-
leon in Jacket at St Helena; Thomas Car
lyle wears a jacket; Lord John Russell al
WAYS mounts a Jacket on arriving at the Coz
lonial Office.
Let all literary men get jackets. | prefer
them without tails; but do not let this inter
fere with another mans pleasure; he may
have tails if he likes, and |, for one, will new
err say him nay
Like all things, however, jackets are sub
iect to abuse and the pertness and conceit
of those Jackets cannot be sufficiently repre-
hepded which one sees on the backs OF men
at watering places, with telescope poklng
ont of one pocket and q yellow bandana
| Haunting from the other.
There is an age and figure for jackets;
| t.,ose who are of certain build should not
wear them in public. Witness fat officers of
the dragoon guards that one has seen bump
ing np and down the Steyne at Brighton, on
their great chargers, with lace and embrol'
dered coat, cartridge box, or whatever you
call it. of the size OF twopenny loaf, placed
on the smsll of their backs-h their backs
may be said to have a small--and two little
twinkling abortions Ct tails pointing down
ward TO the enormous jolting in the saddle.
Officers should be occasionally measured, and,
after passing a certain width, should be
drafted into other regiments, or allowed, nay,
ordered to wear frock coats.
One meets With some men who look IN their
frock coats perfectly sordid, sneakng and
ungentlemanke, who If you them dressed
for an evening, have slim, easy, almost
fashionable appearance. Set these persons
down as fellows of poor spirit and milk sops.
Stiff white ties and waisteoats, prim straight
tails and gold chain, will give any man o.
moderate. darkness an air OF factnous gentll
ity. but il you want to understand the indi'
vldual. look at him in the dsyhme-see hin
walking with his hat on. there IS gres
deal in the build and wearing Of hats, gres
deal mere than at first meets the eve
know a maa who in q particular kind OF ha
looked 50 extraordinarily like man Of prop
: ertv, that no tradesm; on earth could retusi
to give bin credit.
Tns Appanoose County Republican Con
5 vention passed the following well merlte'
: commentator OF DR.. udell, whose service
il, war, as we'll as in peace, entite him to
prominent place on the list Of candidates 70
Z Lieutenant Governor;
BE il Resolrsd, BY this Convention, tbs
We recognize 10 Dr. Udel gentleman in ever
respect worthy and qualified to discharge III
duties OF Lieutenant Governor Of our nobl
, State. and we therefore recommend him
;. our delegation and to the State Convento
asaperson eminen,ly fitted for the seeon
place on tbe State ticket.
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Free 10 EVERYBODY.

A LARGE 6 PIP. Circular, giving informa-
a ton OF the greatest Importance to the young Of
both sexes
1t teaches how the honely may become beautiful
the despised re. pected, and the foFsaken loved
Nnyoung lady or gentleman should fail to send their
Address, and receive copy postpsii, by mall
address P. o. Drawer. 81,
Troy N. Y.
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OuR Sanctum was honored last evening
with call by Messrs. Addison E, Langdon and
1, W. Richardson, Of the Quincy Wing and
Republican.
We we're gratifed to make the acquain.
lance Of these genial gentlemen, who SO
worthiy represent that sterling Republican
organ, and the geodly city Of Quincy.
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By Telegraph n nrw vosK June Is
Beef Market thus far pretty active this week, vfth
improved toss $500 head. of fair Sversee; ie,f@la
and fs~ cattle ts1chins the highest figure Cows l1<
and down 10 for poor.
sheep-T5< for psnA
swins-rirm; 7s75AAlr demand .mpl. supply
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For Sale.

a COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
:. Wiz NJ raeu's. cellar, estern and sell situated
~ w hstetiy half ~ lot T. in block 49, the
.le ~ hgn street, between 9 Ard 10Th streets This
p.PpT,y = 10 hrst rate rspalr will Re sold
sAh y applied for soon. Title good or no sale
knqaire Of n y TFwRycR
ulay24.
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Original Notice.

vTyo RoRERr HAywooD-sir You are hereby no
i tined that there is file in the Office OF the
Di.trct Court At Hcokuk, Lee County. and State OF
Iowa, petition Of ANy Emma HAYWOOD your wife,
claiming divorce from the bonds Of matrinony now
existirG between and her, and for almony in the
sum OF $500 and other matters Therein forth
count OF vul deserfon for more than two years, &c
NOV unless you be and appear at the September term
defence according to the rules OF said Court on or
before rom Of he second day rid term, 1857 de-
cree will be rendered and eptered ro ~, f,,,o
and petitioners request grants
SC stampl Bys I NARafyI All aaiici,or
msy22 dtw--fuea
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4 Ut 10 hock ls. vbich T. four story brick
metal roof building % BY 90 and .,or funda.
non 81 % ~ ~ on the balance q tbs lot Thu urouer-
y kno~n a. the Arcade Bulldog and 4. .itnst,d on
'he corner Of let and Main street. sfd will be sls fr
about one-hAH what the ipro~en. nts cot rot sola
% a. VIII BE rented r term Of years Title good or
no safe For further Information address
msyt0 ~ TRN rycR