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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

Uss Lsllemsod's Speci6s Sss Rhsunstism,
Gsut ed Nsuraleis. II sabseually destroys
|all psissa 10 ~ bossd. aha pessssns . sads
|eal s1ss. Rcd ooGlinsnialo sloevhepe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

VIZ are requested 70 state. BY the ssviv.
iae partners Of the firm Of lies / Mentague,
thst owing to the marriage Of the iunios
member, J. A. Montague, there will b nc
exercises a the Commercial College on
Thuraday and Friday of this week. and nc
class in penmanship in the week following
Other exercises will begin on Monday
Dec. so.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

q, HOW NICE Mrs. Ohas. 4. Putnam will
please accept our thanks for plate Of fine
grapes cent to our ssnstum this morning.
They were indeed lussious-just 40 good a.
il fresh picked from the vine. For the ex-
csllent condition in which they were the
Davenport Fruit House deserves credit
Coming from its vaults. the grapes were
cool and fresh, aud we'll calculated to tickle
the palate. They wsro duly appreciated
and disposed OF.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

TnE ICE BADGE across the river is in .
very shaky condition. Teams have stopped
crossing. but foot passengers still manage
70 And their way across. efecting . passage
sometimes at considerable trouble. A few
days Of cold weather may change things.
but the prospects st present writing are
not very fattering.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

GosilLA.-Mone. p. B. DuChaillu, the
Gorills-ist ist-thats the syle, We believe
lectures at Metropolitaa Hall tomorrow
evening. Would you ike to hear him ex-
pl,in the peculiar whims OF the afeciionate
traits OF this wonderful east, 60 and hear
him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

AK Eastern friend, just returned from
Europe, tells US of meeting at the Paris Ex-
position youth whose face struck him as
familiar. Inquiry revealed the fact that .
year ago the juvenile, then one Of the sharp
sst Of the New York newsboys, had invest
cd . couple Of dollars in . fractional lottery
ticket, drawn 900 and concluded to zee
the world. Murray, Eddy & Co., Of Gov
ington, ky., sci! whole, half and quarter
tickets in Tho Kentucky State Lotteries.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

- frcc only SIS. Fully Warranted for Ave
ycAre We will pay 81 pc0 for any machine that will
sew stronger. more beautiful. more elastic eean
than ours. Ii mahes the = Eia-tie Lock stitch -
Every second stitch be cut, and eth the cloth
cannot be pulled apart without tearing It. We pay
Agents IRON SIS to 500 per month and expenses or
q com mi ssion from which twice that amount can he
made. Address. SECOND 4 CO.. PITTSBu R0H,
PA or BOSTON, MASS.
CAurION.-Do not be imposed upon by Other par
ties palming OF worthless east iron machines, under
the came name OF otherwise. Ours is the only genu
inc and really practical cheap machine mapuactur-
ed, dec23-AA Win
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

Ut. Temple. Gardener and Florist, cor.
Ath and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. mv96-1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26
MAR RlEn.

At the residence ofthe brides mother. in Fulton
Township. Muscatne County. on the 2sth inst. by
the Rev. q. p. Light Mr.. HERMAN BLOCK. of Da
venport, to Mrs REBECCA VAN EPPS, o. Fulton
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26
WaIlted.
unEv vCnaTRV.
(;ltixone, NatIOnaI Rank.

THE REGULAR ANIMAL MEETING OF
l. the Stockholders Of shs Bank. for the
election OF Directors. will be held st the Bank
iag House. on the second Tuesday Of January
day. A. .. BUTLER.
dec2i-d2MA CaAhier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

WEDDING IN Sr. Loris.-On the 81 inst
ss Compton Hill, 81. Louis, the residence Of
Capt. James B. Eads, Was married his eld-
est daughter, Eliza Esds and Maj. James r.
Howe. Tie bride is a grand daughter oil
our old friend, Col I. G. Eads, of LeC.aire.
and though not native OF 'our city. yet
many of her youthful days were spen. in
Argyle Cottage, the residence Of Col. E,ds
The ST. Louis papers speak Of the wedding
- truly brilliant affair. Sixteen brides.
maids and the same number Of groomsmcn
we're in attendance on the happy couple !;
the guests were the most prominent and no.
ted Of every class in the city end Sta,e.-
Bridal gifts Of rare beauty and fabulous val
- were contributed BY loving friends, and
Ia all things the affair was the one great
sensation Of the season il st. Leuis.
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STOVES. &C.

PANS, FIRE SHUTTERS, WELL TUBE
ING, EXHAUST PIPE. &C, &C.
Also, dealerin Stoves and TIN Ware, i.ootnS
and all House Jobbing done neatly and prompt
~. The great fuel cconomiser, the Eureka end
Good Sa;nsr atnn, Cook and Monitor heating
Stoves are still in the market, also many other
kinds Of stoves. Call and exa nine st No.lf
Main street. Davenport. Iowa
iedtf IAH n. DUHnyT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

The prps.asicas thc 0peai,s Of the
Bss.is Opera House MS eveairs have b.ea
concluded. ana a gEand iin.e rnty be ex.
pscttd. Numerou seats have A'raady been
engaged. and il IL our hope that the hall
will Ls 6lied . its utmost capscity. DR..
Bur.,s deservts . ..bomper'-let him re-.
s.ive QUE that be viii lorg remember.
The perfor nance vii be attractive and
varied the best ,ha, home ialen, can fur.
nish. The sight Of The ball. lit up re The
frs, time, and rejecting ; splenior asve,
before wi.s.ssed in this city, will sloac b.
worth the price Of sdnission. To realise
the grandeur sud magniacence of this sp,en-
did audience room, one must see il when
sparkling under the iots that 50 brilliantly
light it
We advise al to 60 and admire, for ID
mire one must-thcre is no getting around
it. Take YOUR wife, your daughter, yous
cousin. YOUR sweetheart, take them oil, and
with your presence testify that SO grea, and
80 noble an undertaking - the erection Of
this splendid opera house meets with your
favor and appreciation Let us show to
tho proprietor that his enterprise is sppre.
ciated ; let Us gil ire aause irem pit to
dome. and from dome to pit-in fact, let
the turn opt to night b perfec. "rouser."
Masonic rssnvAL.-The Masonic Frater-
uity Of this city intend celebrating S.
Johns Day tomorrow in an appro-
PIRATE manner In the evening 4
BANQUET will be given At Masonic
Hall, 10 which only members Of the
Order, and their wives and daughters will
participate. After the supper the degree
Of the eastern Star will be conferred On
all ladies present entitled to receive il. W.
wish them happy time, and they will un-
doubtedly have IL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26
ACKLEY HOUSE
Third st.. East or Perry.

~ CENTRALLY AND PLEASANTLY LOCATED
near the hasinses part Of town. dirscty opposite
the Posi Ofice The proprietoss have leased The
ments In thcrough businsse order, Offering confOsts
ble accomnodsf1pne fCs
= ~ ONE HUNDRED GUESTS.
They respectfully solicit . shase Of public patron
aGe believing they caa give entire saslafacsisa- In
au caees thJis chargee VII he reasonable.
Mine which will be In charge of compefent host
lete Fasmc.t and persons cling viii shsfF own
sDrns VII and comfortable quarters a. fhc Aeklcy
House. ldece-dAwtf.l ACKLEY . CROSS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

10. o. r. EXCURSION rnox NswroN
The Ola Fellows Of Newton having resolved
to build new hall, concluded to get up an
excursion to this city. the proceeds to be
devoted towards the under taking. The day
selected for the excursion vas Wednesday
And on that day about hundred end 6fty
gentlemen and ladies'. comprising the party,
arrived here in the evening ard took quar-
tsrs at ths Bassis House. The Doctor was
equal to the emergency. and did his full
share towards making the excur,iouists
comfortable aud "at hsms.' The wants ol
the inner man having been supplied. the
dining-room wss cleared. and the good folks
were given % opportunity TO engage in
Terpsichorsan exercises, which were KEEP,
up until morning.
Yesterday the excursionists enjoyed
shsmselves - best they could, and in the
evening part Of them returned. home, while
the others preferred remaining at tho Bur.
tis House to have smother pleasant time
This morning the balance lefs, we'll satisfied
With their Christmas visit 70 Davenport
All had joyous trip and good time, and
ell west away merry end plssssd. - oil
folks do Who seos to this plses y sesrsate
and - ~ sightr"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

Qua CAao BAsksr.-We are puzzled,
much paxzlsd-ws wosdsr and wonder,
but to no purpose. Some lady. in the
goodness Of hcs heart. hes sent 10 - .
Christmas present card bsskst-- . gem Of
= thing, % neat and eastslsl that We cannot
take our eyes from II. Accoopanying il
was . liAus card labeled: "a Card Basket
10 the Editors Of The DxnocnAs, - Christ-
mas Present from . lady" Just 50, and
that's just what puzzles u.. We would
like 10 kneW Who the fair donor ls, 70 as to
bestow our pleasantest smile and make our
prctouadsst bow. But the sly way in
which the basket vas brought in, and the
invisible manner Of its delivery, satisfy US
that It's no use trying to fiod out; and We
must content ourselves with wondering
The unknown sender will please accept cur
heartfelt thanks for the handsome little
present
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26
WANTED. AGENTS

SIS 10 goo per month. evcrywhese. male
and female. to introduce the GENCINk
IMPROVED COMMON ShNSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This Machine will
stitch. hem. fell. tuck. quilt. cord. bind.
manner
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a. r. MAXWELL. NJ. NJ.
Lost.

n FFICB NORTH ENTRANCE FIRST DOOR
u on the rishf. vielee Block, Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

ATcuItecI-WIIIet Il. CATION.
Stone Work-John Hitler, Sr.
Brick Work-Noe 4 Valentine.
Carpsntess-Louis Arnould aud Hoo
Bros.
Piastercr-N. Rambo.
Washbsrn 4 Hendss.
Iron work-Raff, Cock 4 Co., and N
Donahue.
Plumber and Gas fitter-John Rowe.
Painters-Blak more 4 Go.
Upholstc1ers-Wosber Bros.
Frescoine-Fick 4 Winxer.
Scenic Artists-Bird b Simmons.
Stage Machiuist-C. H. Lewis.
Lumber-Dessaint 4 Sehsicket's Mill.
Brick-Ruch Brothers Yard.
Stone Davenport L LeClaire Quarries
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-26

$50 90
400 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-10
rROn NEW YORK.
NV Yonx,,April Q

NV Yonx, April Q.
{ The vote rssul1sd in he election
| of the Deuoczsaic eity ticket b 1000 TO
1.7O0 majority. TAS Democrats havS elected
sx Of ten Aldsrmsp, and seven. Of the ten
Supsrxsouk 1'hsl Bosed oflAiderun srt
now stated tie.
A~majoriy Of thedslseatss = H. Demo-
cratic Convsntioa Of Tomorrow have ar-
rived. ~
Gov. Seymour declines to be : eandidats
for election - the Gosseitufiooal Coaventlon.
The through Western train on the Erie
Railroad due in Jersey City at noon was eight
hours bshiSd 6ms. The deeentfoa 81 ssp61.
ed to have been caused by the smashing ol
freight train some where along the other
end Of the road. - 3
Among the passsnssss Per the Great East.
srn were Gym ". Field, n. Bsshaillan, the
celebrated Afrcan traveller, and Bishop
Thstsdssa 1cn shs oDrpos.tios to The
United Ehto Or Ind inlthe Qfy HAll PNk
for Postomcs, was executed By the Clty
authorities to-day.
Two alleged brokers', named Robert K.
Sterling end Robert wishart, vera bsoughi
before tie Court to-day, charge s~ak hav.
ing in their possession stolen bonds, TO the
amount of $40, 900, on the 10th OF Decem-
Der last, property Of the Royal Insurance
c0deanE 81 Liverpp6l Aphher = thUI
~ Suppeqod to b the thidp0 ahie1hs ~
aAaahD.M Wishart uas s1Schdked ~
Sterling admitted to bail in the sum Of &10,s
600, for further examination.
SCHENECTADY. N. Y, April Q.
The sasivsrssry Of Leep surrender waa
celebrsSed to-day With great ec}at. . -
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
1ldnight Report.
fuTE tiBlE DIsff7t1k.


LosDoH, Eve, Aprifs. ;
It is now known thas Nspelsos, deeming
the possession of Luxeubarg indispensable
for the pFetscsion Of the French froasier,
not long since commenced negotiations for
thepsrchaSe of the Grand puehy md its in
corporation into the French Empire. Bat as
the fortress Of Luzenbesg, which & one of
the strongest forti6catious u Europe, is held
by . Prussian garrison, and the Prussian
Government backed up BY the whole Of Gen.
many, 6rnly objsct - Ne trasufsss of the
Dachy to France. The King of Holland has
withdraw from any further negotiations on
the subject ..
The French Emperor insists that his prop.
osision shall bescarried out and the treaty
compIsted. The national pride Of France il
deeply wounded, and wild anti PrusSiad
feeling has arisen throughout the countryss-
Meanwhile both Prussia and France are max.
ing military preparations. This threatening
state Of atfsirsis the cause Of the financial
panic vich exists in London, Paris and Ill
the principal cities Of Europe.
DUBLIN, April 9
The trial ofthe Fenian prisoners, ,on charge
of high treason, com nenced here yesterday,
but was to-day postponed until The 22d.
The prisoner Massey has tAfned Queens
evidence. fyf.A WI
OossrASTI66tTE, April 9.
Z. D. Blssue. Formerly Turkish Consul
General at EAp,ss, h6saAeen appointed envoy
of the sublime Porteto the U9ted States OF
America. N .AsS.
LosboI, Ar. H., April 8.
The Liberal party 4 ~ Hensgs Of Com
mons split on the Retosm question. Il is
now thought the Derby government is safe.
PARIS, April 8.
Marquis Demovoussier has made very con-
cillistory speech, which has greatly lsssened
the panic OF yesterday.
E
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FROM VIRGINIA.

NEw YoRK, April 8.
The Heratds Smithe county, Virginia,
correspondent says: A Union meeting held
here on the 10th uik., was broken up and
dispersed by armed men, who organiser .
meeting and passed resolutions denoaacise
Congress and urging, as the sense Of the
hessiae; thaA.tbs~ RsesidesA sAsaSAs.s1p hit
military power to protect the people Of the
South against CouEreelonsl viqrpaGon.
These resolutions we're prssehted 10 the Dub
Usher of Unien paper in the town. Hs re-
fused 10 publish them, and was informed thai
it would NOT be safe fbr hin I'd ,pahlf any
other stpors Of the meeting. 0snsf4 6sho-
field was informed of the affair, and Lieu
tenant, without troops, arrived on Saturda.
to investigate the matter.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New foRK. April 3.
The Stephens wing Of the Fenisna in this
city, through their head centre, have issued
another appeal In behalf of their suffering
country for more money and men, particu-
lsrly the former.
The steamer Great Eastern has arrived OUT
side the bar, and is waiting high tide.
Mr.. August Belmont has consented to al
low his private Gallery of Paintings to The
thrown open to the public, for Eve days, for
the benefit of the Ladies' Southern Relief
Association.
Orders have been received from Washing
ton to fit out the United States storeship Re,
lief immediately. She Is to carry esrgD o.
corn end other provisions 70 the sufsriqe
poor OF the South
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

As+U q af y ~ -
NEv ORLEANS. Aprile.
The crevases in the river at Baton Rouge
are beyond oeetrol, and al attsmp<s % close
them have been Ibandoned The richest su.
gar regions in the State are ruined for the
season.
The Marengo'c 'crevases have completely in
undated the Black River country-tte uost
productive cotton region III the South. The
Kseamsa p sstaleueat, kaosp - Desoto, has
besn oserhown by Il, and eight .frsedasu
are known to have perished in the water, des-
pite al attempts to save them from their hap.
less tate. - -
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FIRES.

EAros, Pa, April 9.
There was q very large FIRE at Wilkesboro
this morning. 1t is reported that the whole
Of Market street. from tshe Co1Es Aouse y
the Bridge, i in rulns.
st. Befra aud the Catholic church took FIRE
this afternoon and was totally destroyed.
Loss 5000 e &C
WrLKrssARRK, Pa, April Q.
4 Gre to-day dearoyed twenty buildings.
Loss about 500. 600 !; insurance $5o, 600.
MossLs, April q.
The asanhpak RssqSA visA 200 balas Of
cotton, burned ct Sissons' wood yard, on tho
AlAbana river. y sN -
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FROM CHARLESTON.

NEw YoRK, April g.
The Heraifs Charleston special says that
the conference between Gen. Sickles and the
Governors Of has District, North and South
Carolinss, hasssrssulted In Al amicable agree
meni The Governors will continue to sp>
point oficersto fill racAncie8 Which hsYs here
tofore been illed by sxlcd dVsAf fYsiaenents
No, ,electlons will be held at pPeaeqk and the
rSgstration Of voters win pfoepeo.
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FR0n TITUsvILLE PA.

Tg-psfsILE, Pa April Q,
The event Of III dly here il the celebra-
ton of Lees surrender TO Gen. Grant, in
which all the honorAbly discharged soldier
and sailors in this city and vicinity participa-
ted. There were bonfres and illuminations,
aud speeches we're the concluding exercises
Of the evening.
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FROM WILnISoR4N, DEL.

fa6 w1s NpAaE0ror, Dell. April q.
Gov. Salisbury appointed James 4. Bay.
ard, Of WILMINGTON. United States eenstor, to
Rll the vacancy caused BY the death Of hS.
Riddle. He will take his seat at once. -
Senator Saulsbury passed through thh
city last night, on his way home. If he re-
signs, he viii probably BE- sscceeded by his
brother, nov Governor.
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FORl AUGUSTA, Ga.

/ AuersrA. Ga, April Q.
The follo.ing dispaich has been received
from Washington:
TO tie Editors offhc Chronicle and Senti-
mel IL shall file bill in the Supreme Court
to-morrps, for the relief of Georgia
stSignsd) CHAs.J. JEsxIsa.
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.ussaictpal Elections II III.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
GOLD CLOSED 1874 3-4
FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, April 8.
The Senate, late this afternoon, after elab-
arate debate, ratified the Russia.Americsn
treaty, seven votes only being in the negative.
The President nominated j. 81. Stockton,
OF New Jersey, Minister tol Austria, and
Horace Capron, of Illinois, Commissioner OF
Agriculture.
Isaac Acholm, Commissioner of Asricul-
ture, appointed Theo. C. Peters, of Mary
land, an agent to aid in the distribution OF
seeds in the South, aad to perfect the test
et Southern statistical correspondent, and
co operate iu the organization and improve>
ment of Southern agriculture.
The Senate confirmed the nomination OF
Gen. Meridith, Surveyor-General Of nntaus
and Idsho.'f = ~
The President this morning isdan1eyr-
rant Of pardon to s. B. Vance latSz4eternor
Of North Carolina. The nardon was issued
upon the Recommendation Of Senators Davis,
Salisbury, Patterson, Fowler, Wilson. Rise,
Ross. Ramsay, Yates, Sherman, CFAein, and
large number Of Representatives.
ssss The injunction of secrecy not having been
removed by the Senate, neither the text oi
the Russian American treaty, nor the yeas OF
nays on its ratification. could be procured for
publication. The Senator'S are more than
usually reacens on lne subject, but it hss
been ascertaaned that while only seven votec
against it from twenty fve to thirty voted II
It's favor. The Russian Government viii bs
officially informed of the fact Of its rsti6ca
tion without delay.
NEw YoRK April 9.
The Heraids Washington special says Mr.
Seward, at the request of the Austrian Min
lister, telegraphed 70 Mr.. Campbell, Niniste
to Mexico, TO despatch q messengef 10 Juar
rez, urging that all possible ieniency b
shown Macmillan, in case he fell into u.
hands of the Liberals. On the same d.,
ar. Campbell returned an answer that y
hxi forwarded the req,sest ----ss~ 'as-HDe.'- d.
: The Times special says it appears that tn
territory proposed to be ceded BY Russia 4
the United States was encnubered by eersai
4 franchises, and our Government would no
seseptit thus hampered aAostkft Gss ulkie
at 1000, 900. Russia then agreed 10 as
sume the franchise for S20O, 900 additions
ub,rh urraad N
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO

SAN Francisco. April 3.
The Board Of Supervisors lasf night ek-
tended welcome to Capt. Worden Of the
Monitor Merrimsck, now commanding the
Pensacola, At the Chambers of the Board any
duywhieh they -msysppoint TO receivs-the
citizens Of San Fnscseo. SIS s,T
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- .s. lssfss - AoDrI8, April 8.
A train on tho Mobile snd Great Noythesp
Rsiiroad, was thrown down en- eubapE menk,
nsar Carpenters Station, this n6fnine. The
haxs1se Master and three Others wers
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TROn.EEW 5ERsEY.

= rs p LII - a u - ~
= - NEw YoRK, April o.
A despatch says the Republicans carried
the charter election in, Newark, n. T., yes-
terday, ond the Democrats Carried Trenton
and MorfiHI6vn. :, ~, ssssss
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DIED.

vfnLB-suddRniy. 81 Musntine, on ths 6sA Inst
gAuuxI DouaLAas vixLR IN the 64sh ysaeg - his -
brotAsr of Jsass Phinip visie, Of Fort Madison
Also, on the sa1e day, At Kvsssvls Tndana, cnAnLn
AsRAnAu, sca Of Charles Fele.
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~-w sAs wees, - u ~ x
Gfsst National hallway across
the Continent.
1k..r iis. vii .s..s4 tses ess.es.....e, cs,sA-.l.
seross shs ssfS saas 70 ths cfornia stsis line
Sy sSysr.g =: H%goHssr % Asp nosr ropCLo &c
HfNH0 HHoI0Ns o. TnB rnRA1f0Rins, - ~
viciafsy II oait saks C1ty ~ z
rosts 70 ss Psstsc vbeA - sdopssd y c,usres ed
AIDED BY rHp IeeUK - Us1rHB efArEe B0N o.
Their roads slresdy completed equipped ard running
summit ofths sierrs. ssA iares ef the verh
q ersdiss nsiiins &C. beyond that pont he's been
.as9s % ssa...i ] "a, ssa 'A p,.ss 49, z Z
vstsea. Cor Va istisvias s.oas other rsssoasvs :,
First n. rate Of interest s sa1 p.s csns IN
9e1a, pSysess ssmisannaiiy n he CRY Of nsv
s'sesa N. Pri.ssP., p.ss,. y es's = ..
TAird ns cost Of ste Bonds rTxHry-rIyx pea
is.a hat Il sSe eA.aess 81 PR Cent. esis sssr.
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scarth fss rni,a sss,ss 0s.ssssas provides nearly
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-10
Gov. Vance Pardened ~. the
PresfdSnt.
From NEW tlak:
Arrival Ofthe Great Eastern
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Anniversary Of Lees Surrender.

Celebrations of the Event.