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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19


1t is doubtless difficult at first blush for
our citizens of the country to conceive the
Importance of a town clock and bell; but
a moments reflection should be sufficient to
convince them. Very few persons, these
times, can afford to keep watches, and those
who have them do not always keep the
proper time.
Not unfrequently our country people are
at a loss to know what time to start home
from town, especially on cloudy days when
the sun is obscured; OF when 10 go to the
depot to be in time for the trains; or when
to go to the hotels or boarding houses.
During the sessions of court, witnesses
and Irors pc .ticularly are put to great
trouble OF account Of ignorance as to the
time when they will be called, and scarcely
a single court is held that's some poor juror is
not fined from ten to twenty-five dollars for
not being in his place at the opening of
court day after day. Are not all these
things true2 Then how will we provide
against them? We answer, by putting
town clcck on our court house, which will
regu late and be the standard Of time, and
which, with its four diaIs pointing north
south, east and west, viii plainly indicate to
all the proper time.
We offer these suggestions to our people,
and hope they may be properly weighed and
considered Another argument in favor of
the clock and bell is this We shall have to
buy bell anyhow. If we can raise by
private subscription enough to buy both
clock and bell, as is contemplated, poe then
SAGE q direct tar o0hicb l0iU necessarily be
leUied on the aohoze county for the purchase
Of the beU
We suppose we can count on at least
5000 as already secured Let those who
have not contributed add their mites to the
| amount, and we will have no difficulty in
raising a sufficient fund Our townsmen,
Messrs. Wells, Lightfoot and Sloan propose
to obviate the expense which would be in,
Cured by having a man come from Boston
| to put up the clock and bell, and offer to put
it up themselves; and we know if they
undertake it, it will be well and completely
done
Let us have the clock and bell by all
means. Not only will they be an ornament
to eur new court house, but they will be Of
inestimable use to our citizens generally
and will last for a hundred years or more
when this generation shall have passed away
and our children and chiIdren's children
occupy our places.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19
LaWlessness.

A telegram dated New Albany, Indiana
Dec 18th, says.
Between three and four clock this morn
ing from sixty to seventy Regulators from
Seymour masked and heavily armed, ar
rived here via Jacksonville Railroad. I'm
mediately upon their arrival they proceeded
by direct route to the county jail, placing
guards at every street and alley to guard
against surprise. Arriving at the Jail one
of the guards stationed outside took alarm
and attempted to raise an alarm, but was
quietly taken charge of and placed under
guard They then entered the office of the
Jail and after twelve or fifteen of them had
entered Sheriff Fullerlove, wakened by the
disturbance, came to the door, and when
they demanded the keys he attempted to get
away by lodging down cellar way and
coming out on the outside of the building.
Bat here he was commanded to surrender,
and by some means was shot through the
arm They had now complete possession
of the jail and found the keys in the
| Sheriff bedroom, when they Immediately
proceeded to the cells They then took
| Frank Reno, Simon Reno and Chas Ander-
son, the express robbers out, and hung them
to the spoon railing, or posts supporting the
walk around the outside of the cells. The
victims were placed in chairs, the ropes ad-
iusted and the chairs kicked from under
them, Frank and Simon hanging to one post
Simon in front and Frank behind him
the other brother hanging at a corner post
and Anderson backwards, in the rear Of the
jail After being satisfedthat their victims
were dead, the bold maTauders quietly
locked up the jail and all its occupants, tax
ing the key with them and taking one Of the
County Commissioners to the depot when,
after all being ready, they started away,
giving the Commissioner the key.
As soon as possible the alarm was
sounded, but vas so late no one could be
found and all that remained to show their
presence was the dead bodies of the express
robbers. The most intense excitement pre-.
walls here, and is getting higher every mo
ment, the news spreading like wildfre Mrs
Frank Reno and Mrs. Anderson are in the
city. Frank Reno fought the Regulators
knocking three of them down, but was over
powered and knocked senseless his heaC
being badly bruised and blood running dowr
his face. The victims presented a mos
CHASTITY and horrible spectacle.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19

from the GAINESVILLE Chronicle of the 18th
inst, we clip the following items. From
one of which it will be seen that the Cbroni-
Gle endorses our call for Press convention:
We are informed that a man by the name
of Spann, living near the Charlotte road,
about ten miles from this place, was shot
and killed on last Saturday, by Mr.. Jas.
Hodge Repot says that they had previ-
ously had a difficulty.
Last Saturday night when the north
bound freight train was passing a bridge
near Erin, the conductor, Mr.. 'Brien, who
was on top of the car, was knocked off by
coming in contact with the bridge. Several
cars ran over and crushed him. He was
courteous gentleman and good conductor.
The Bolivar BULLETIN suggests a meeting
of the Press of this State, at Nashville, on
the second Monday in January next, for the
purpose of taking steps to secure the repeal
Of the act giving the legal printing of the
State to the radical press. Every ConserVa-
tive paper in the State should heartily en-
dorse 1.-THE meeting should be held, and
the infamous law repealed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19

How Now!-A bill has been introduced
in tie Legislature looking to the abolish
mant of the 9th Chancery Division of the
State. Chancellor Harris has offended "ye
powers that be, we suppose, and hence the
attempt to shut up his SD p.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19

On the 9TH inst, in Covington, Upton
county, Mart Wormack, during a personal
difficulty, shot and killed VIM. Williams
and Thos. Massey. Wormaek was arrested
and lodged in Jail All the parties, it is
said formerly resided in Tippah county,
Mississippi
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
DR.. G. Williams
Pulmonio Balsam of Wild Cherry
WOOD NAPTHA.

speedy and positive for COnsum ption in its early
ge before this fell disease has advanced far and
tain for Pneumonia, nma Splitting Of Blood Night
SHeas Husky Throat. Wasting Of the Flesh Bronchitis
Coughs Colds PalpatOn of the Heart Loss Strength
Catarrahs Pleursy Whooping Cough, Difficult Breathing,
and all diseases of the Chest aud Lungs together with all
the affections that predspose the above named mpants
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19
Certificates.
From dstin guished Tragdian who recently filed sue
cessful engagement in Nashville

distinguished Tragedian recently He'd sue
cessful engagement in Nashville
STACY House. NASHVILLE. Dec. %, 1857
My Dear DoetGr-ko thing affords greater pleasure
than to add humble testimonial hundreds
have already received Your PTeParatiOn widely known
indeed friend il need have during my brief engage
here, suffered with distressing cold, found,
taking according directions that relieved
diatslY that could attend my duties pleasure.
do fOndy hope that brother derive
ben EFT from its magical influence Truly Yours.
J. n. GOTTHOLD.
PARIS, Tenn, March l6, 1868.
DR. G. WILLIAMS L Co. Gents. Please
datey three doz Dr. Williams Balsam Of Wild Cherry and
Wood Napha. by express arked . D. the
the previous lot pleased Inform you that the
Bal5am sill taking well and hope its sale
still farther Yours Truly, ). II. CALDWELL.
NASHVILLE, March 9, 1868.
DR. CHAS. WILLIAMS, Dear Sir, Having sold the
of Balsam Of Wild Cherry and Wood Naptha purchased Of
while the city wish send another
and obige. BERRY DEMOVILLE CO.
Sold in Bolivar by OHARA, Druggist.
All wholesale orders addressed DR.. Q. Williams Co..
344 Second Memphis viii receive prompt
Liberal discount to the trade, decl9-6m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19
.VerU advertisements
PROPOSITION.

We the undersigned propretors the Ferry Hatch
lie the Bolivar Jackson road offer to sell thu
together with the bridges and evee the county
Hardeman reasonable terms satisfied that sue
step would be Of great public benefit.
Respectfully,
Dec. I9, 1868 At H W MOORE
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-12-19
DISSOLUTION.

HEREBY give notice to my friends of the dissolution Of
L the law firm of HILL LOWE, heretofore doing busl-
the SwinebrOad building. hereafter
in my office Main street, Charles Hara's Drug
Store. HARRY M. HILL. -.
December 18th, 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM CHICAGO.
CuIclcn .Inlx /

CHICAGO, July l.
Della McGlade. alias Della Cox, a woman
OF the town, committed suicide last evening
by taking poison.
A laborer was prostrated by sunstroke to-
day, bnt recovered
+ II. +. Boyce, of Princeton, ILL.,, has been
appointed Assistant Superintendent Of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad. Western
Division, extending from Des Moines &c
CouscH Bluffs.
A large number OF delegates to the New
York Convention left here yesterday and to-
day The crowd Of visitors WHO take the
cars here Tor the same destination, drawn BY
the low rates OF fare, is immense.
The average daily attendance In the Public
Schools of this city in June vas 9,I54.
The body OF John Tracy, a boy seven years
! of age was found in the river this morning.
He was accidentally drowned.
A man, name unknown, feliand broke his
neck at Wes. Lake street this morning.
A man living at III West Lake street was
kicked bJ horse. and died soon after from
the effects Of the blow.
Col. Robert A. kenzie, Of the regular
army, son OF MaJ. ken4ie. one Of the pioneers
OF Chacago, Is to be stationed in this city as
Paymaster.
]. II. Mcvicker has built him house on
the Sands at Long Brasch, N. j., and will
epend the summer uoRshs there with his
familyJ
Numerous lovers Of horse flesh ere arriving
in this city, from different parts OF the West,
10 attend the July races, given by the Dexter
Park Jockey Club, commencing on Friday
and closing on Wednesday next.
Jacob homer brings an ejec,meut suit into
the Circnit Court for part Of the land On
which the Southern Hotel now stands, agains,
Andrew Jackson snd others. who occupy it,
Bonner shows ! tiiie for the land, but Jack
son claims to have better title, having occu-
pied the premises for over twenty years. The
tide trouble dates back to 1912.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsH1sorox, July /.
The Committee d Ways and Means have
agreed TO report a hall tariff bill, probably
to morrow. II co3rs small manufacturers Of
iron. the value Of }hicb principally depends
on the labor emplded on them.
New York, July I.
The Times Washington dispatch says;
Secretary Seward has nearly completed de-
gotiatlons for thf purchase of Greenland and
Iceland from tiv Danish Government. 1t is
said be is to give FIVE and half millions in
gold for them, snd be has already promise
Of sufficient support in the Senate to secure
the ratiticaiionbf the mensure. Mr.. Seward
4is now having printed at the Government
printing Office voluminous account OF those
countries, thef population, great resources,
climate and hitory. which he will send into
the Senate viii copy Of his new treaty,
The four Csholic AFt6bishops Of The ".
8. print protest against rsising battalion
of troops for Tie PApe, and urge contribu,
tions Of money Instead.
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II
u ss,s ~ IA - !. : -. H.. :.
The rstail tesceen!e ~. u q NJ. IA
meeting and feso'veo - - .s.As saa.
small silver, e1ceps = - - :. : Z : !.
and large at foas.
The City Ccsncil nes oes N -..s. ea.I n. y.
favor Of granting aad 49, 49, = ~ =
Miss Rice % hing g. a. - a.rs.s
se.l.s........s III ~ - 3. I
Dr.. Bishop q y. .oon : .1 .!s - !. 49,.
IN this city, sterteo tnls anOtn'1 n ,'s' ]
pean tour. 80 Z. = ~ q.
A meeting q m44e.yA .ss xs2 ~ :
iaen House ysessuy ~ II. ~ y =. s'S1i33 w. r.
Aovemsnt 70 q SsnssstSr. zsSeases y - m
wheat g nome &c. s. ~leat eisd aoat, aad
gambling op;SiIv ops;is,. l. ~ var;oes sections
RECOMMENDING .s.. :. -. ssSsneelvea into assof
ot the cospl,Y s,;c. sr 81 the;r Interests
c.a..ons -. ~ vere adopted. A committe9
was appo,n'ec =, y sse,;se.. 1SSanI " 9evens
Senss As@' .le ..ioo, ia 4 g r ualkiug
ing M Stsls saoss s.:.Is..'. 80 r en. On r
one hundred noals wis''s'-'. a
wager OF $i,,O. po.rcr inns 40.
.,a..- -;aS.a -eld;rr sJohn
cteuaN Pesis" -. "a Sssa<.,- - - River-
tnae ever mas Desu s.. ] n .,s,.s r. "a min.
ads Rafk, hAypg sfoHeo - u".. -. !. hr;ar D
uses x seconds oes. P'ss 49, w. .anatt,. -,
minutes 81 seconds money Penu.pf ~.
81 500 against SlVVV, of une' .su rss ds
havins 20 beat the oe1s .sn ~, n1.s n"1 "a Issrt
Tho remains Q. hcni.s. NJ - .S 80. sar,
Comelaneers Mehiuzis snd lsea p.;ison,
veyed from the navy yara 20 tne lo.aeIs, 49,; g.
depot this evening ana piaceo on ua ~
New York. Ths fanefaf cortege was " Poslnl
and consisted Of e. =. msrines sno teamsu
Minute guns were tired during tneir pFoeFes
through the city.
b0sIok, yuY 4.
Chas. L. Robinson, whe 0Hns On 1ndeIen
dent aide show 10 eou,pany wisn ven Am
bure's Menagerier has been arresteo 70
passing large amonnt OF counleriei, Z - cen
currency in New York and New Englan'
villages
--l' CHsrEsSE, June 81.
Gen. Dodge and party left Tor the emu Q
the track yesterday +.
John McNssser and Leo Steward, wn
murdered 4 soldier nesr Laramie, we're hun
by the sigilants at Laramie lily on oasul
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q. 3. MarshaI's Proclamation,

u. 3. MarshaFs Proclamation.
Utted 6eaiss Of A~eyica. aa.ahen Disision ef Iors,
II 0.W.CLARf .untssd Bte&es 4lefshsl Ton the State
81 Iowa 10 hereby give public notice that In the
Of the United etatss against two copper .tills
d al Of sesuss SO forfeiture under of
Congress did, on the 2eih dsy 81 Jnns. 1898, In
Agency, Wspelo county, Tosa, attach and take In my
pssssasop xar -aale sast ,dv $50 co~Dar s 50 cop
PEI ssati worms; - bushsts pus corn sAser
fbartesr bnshsls chppsd rye; eight man fubs; half
mash tub one empty barrel ono empty ksg one
wash tub keg dist ed spres nns log still house;
one ard half acres ground upon shsh said sti houss
stands.
And also give public notice that the time assigned
Ter the return of4aid variant IL the third Tuesday
II Sept 1885, 49, oelock said day and here
81 admonieh sndeummons all claiming any In
tsrest the said ewc copper stils ct al knwing
having anythirgfo say Why the sam. shonst not be
esdemned and sold 20 the demand Of said Ap-
pssnt they be and appear beforr the said Court
10 be hsid IN and Tor ths authssn Division, Dstrict
q yowa st rho Uuited Stats Conrt Rem IN the city
Of In sad Distsict ak special fss - hold
% the third Tuesday u September. 1seo. 1t ten
o'clock said day, then and there to isteyposs .
rlasm bs the same. and TO make their allegations In
that behalf,
q. W. CLARK. U 8. NJ,
5uiYf4RA ~ n, vULr0N. peputy.
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WILD CAT SPRING.
HAMILTON. ILL.
Bell & Gathrie's Gift Enterprise.
POsTPONEsIENT NOTICE..

WE have postponed the drawing of four
w Gift X tWpti until the 1UfD OF sopsea.
asr, 1865 wseu Il win positively taxa place We o
s1fry aay thAt del. the draWiLe for Mort
sue but ttts for the good Of the tick 4 hodSes
ell ourselves. We deem Il advisable 70 20 tpone q
agents hays petbsen able 70 d.poss ofa he ack
cts lift In their hands VI the scarcity of on-
sy throughout the oountey, bnt hsve sold kets
enough 10 be sA1e 0yiag that this drawing viii
lively take place - shove stated We kindly thank
tbo-e that have literally patrosised also our
sgents that hare helped TO dispose of many IT.
sts hoping they viii continue work for until the
l6sA sfesptsmber ae1t Each and every person inter
ested In GIT 4nserprise shall be honestly and iy
dsstt WITH and rscsivs their prizes havs adssf
tsed heretofore All ticket holders sll entitled
the Platform nAHcs ts 4th of July and also the
18th Of eeptsmber ths day OF tho Ons and all
are invited the Basket nc on the lth cf July All
tho necessary arrangements being made for good
time for alt that may come.
BELL GCTHRIE,
jyf.2t Hamilton, Ills.
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II Aarrrarou July /.
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rtiee r. 80 - er1r1end nd;ne |honda Is
haye the ckoiso 81 tke 1orms 81 aecnrit;ee.
| ~ Rooeg5aQ ets1S 8 xx
The bill meoseed II The morning hour yes-
tteAdAy ~ afs hestveis sfre9 - I'D eaary
cum l.1stso, fegnhnng Jad.esai precsedings
- Sef!ean e9eee tos f4e pfoeacaeon q omcefs
80 egsao = - U0vess1sna ZOE oefser
deience g ne 1reesa1 AGAINST naaA6iul
fe7esmss pia .lll = !. 80 ,.,, y
nevesaI pslvAso ILL., Pes.ed. j i
n.'.sse. ~. y. .s1.. svo nos.ce
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ri Ts.esa.. a y ~ 80 = g s.Aen
90 - aDunusy y.Iss =, IsAs ~. e.
lne Hoa.e ~ = ~. -. - - ~ ns 'cu lnio CON.
mIs.eo y .ne wao.e' -" ~. .:9. u.Inslu 70 .ne
ynaal, aoa 1870 g. '11 ooo cU1s:oesaou rnn % Ine
oll sPplop.lsuDs s''xo'vU = CON g. cstly 6 I
INTO erect tne treaty lof tne scquas'tion pof
~ ror.r,;sss-; 4. 'c,,,.c.;,;s., - -
~ IE,i;ofe rovsf Is amsr9 81. h;iI /, <
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ss,s = ~ H.;,.', a.A,s. - s..s:.. :. Tss -
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Bittefs! Bltters
HOsfetter's. Hobnck's, PInpt0-
tiOn. WnhOO. 4 constitution,
PAlaser's Tonic.a
HOOf And's,
And all other good Bitters in stock and fQs.
sale at
KERR & FULLER'S
.vo. 81 yMaix Stree.
LIGHTNING RODS
ARD w AR E
House Furnishing Store
4. WEBER r CO,
jaa.'e-s. No. ia m.,.-st.
Gunny Bags,
" 00l ANgs,
Seamless Bags,
Paper 4 Cotton Flour Bags,
GrOCers' Paper Rags,
And an assortment Of TWINES, for sale
| at the lowest market rates
ATTaE
KE0KUK BAG FACTORY,
| No. lei Main Street.
! juneao w.A.RsERs.
For sale.
lnNE EXTRA FINE YOUNG HORSE,
1 ~ I'VE years old, we'll broken to both dou.lH and
single hsrnes Aso,
One Delivery wagon and one set Of
/ single Harness.
/ Tranlre Of yANSAsT H4LLowEIL.
j.9s-u No. liz Maiust- Ke.kuk.
| J. & A. &. MCQUEEN,
wAeIssaIs end Retail
4
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.r 4 -x-
a1ss Ua.s1 3 - q ll.la -
Hess, Stern Co.....-.eor ssesnd Ajll1in stsssts.
cuncwuwv =
= =. 4'v'' i'. - - ssssss 1 IN s -
I'll IG0NB4Issl0N HENCE ANTe.
n 6fufges :, . q 46South Lsvee.
49, ,.-, -.
sap-t... ~. F, . sn..--
SoA0s osAvOF 80.
ORUT1oTnY.
Df G Wett...............sco Main and Fifth sts
's''''Se- -M : -.-1 ''--'-'N = -. =
DRY oOODs-WHOLEsALE.
Kramer. Irwin Co...I... ioe Msfu rtreet.
-
u,,,,e p...,..s 800 = - = 1M1.Al.1..
w..r Fn,is, - 'f'' 81 Ns;r $780,
-.--
DnY-GOODs-RETAIL
ph,,,r. i E,,r Main 4, al
Gregg 4 Son -..........5 Estes aouss
eni..bereer. Mayer 4 Co..........No, III Msin .,
Dfiages....... =. = os . Asse'
Eo0s = 6UTTEH.
Pond co............cor Main q Nintn stfeet
q q Br,aee,......... A1Est.s House
p.,can K.rls 4 O. o.....14o 5 142 Main street.
Mooar & SON Johnson street. bet Sd IL. !.
SO Bridges. Nos Estes Hous
ga Bridae, ,Nosl ~ Ester House
~
q. Pollock : Co .. lIs Main stree
Hanill &.Co leo Main stree
RFBa..r '1ss SEs Co... - .- Mem stree
n staaora ...,..cor Blondeau 4 Leyee
0ROCERs-nEFAIL.
pL..or = Am 120 AIN sfreet
ia q Mcoues, ...................s4 Main street
Coz 4 Irvn...-.. ...corner FUN q Main streets
u~A..m...r. rh.,m emeters 9achrom.
sters.
= brdses... ......'. % = Z As'e' MOUSE
asrasars 4 Mouse Farnishias ossds
A. Weber q Co........... ........-...143 Main street
HARDWARE.
Pack Brotherscor Fourth Main streets
= y ..
HATS, CA49 ~ EUhNlSHlNG eOODDs
D'1on '0As' --- '''''.- ~
HATS, CAPS AND nOTIONs
--
HOTELo.
D.nins House ..............oor Seconds John'on.
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For Sale.
Al ACRES OF LAND-psar HAsmaa4on, lSVA -
4NV Eight Dofars per Acre.
4 DnsIkANLR kKsfuENUnon High ssrssl, besvssa
IA rwbAsd 9lSth stesa>a, oss oeoe oast frs0 she
Qistssp. 10, 1itls .eood. 1nauise Of fa5 -
NspfHR-Afy WM. fuLfUN % MAIN street.
AVERY desirable Brick Dwelling, Viik
a swe eA, IN eued repair. a vsss stds q ossa1
Avehua, bstsssn 9Th and Sth ssrssts.
4 Applvto W4 vUE1QNs
navy - Main ~
Oin aud q Bleok IL. pornes Of ~ aaA uuoegs1
city.
Also party of Loss and g. 10 block ~, eos40e
AIS Lss !. ) and !. IN block lss,SprsF 4 DIV
csst aSd kshth, -. a -
All ior ssis 4 vsfY noesr,ts asurss. ls1s1s 4
NM DuDE0M.
mays q Iola AlseeG
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School and College Text BOOkf
JUVENILE AND roY BOOKS.
Bibles and Prayer Books
MUSIC DOKS,
ID L q ITO N "A E6
CHEAP AND STANDARD LIrkRATURn,
Law and Medical Works
VIEW PUBLICATIONS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-02

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