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Lecture of Hon. John MuiIaIy.

We call attention to the following mo-
tice from the committee of arrangements
for Mr.. Mullaly's lecture, which takes
place tonight. Those who desire to be
informed will find patient hearing well
repaid
NoTIcE.-Ths committee of arrange
ments feeling DESTROYS that all the peo-
pie of Memphis should have an oppor-
tunity to hear the great lecture to be
delivered tonight at the New Memphis
Theater, Jefferson street, by the incor.
ruptible patriot, John Mullaly, invite all
to come. Those who can contribute to
the relief of the widows and orphans Of
the South, can hand their half dollars to
Captain Mellersh, at the door, and those
who feel that the fortunes of war and the
distresses of the country have placed il
out of their power to contribute, will
please walk in and hear what patriotic
statesman has to say about the condition
of the country and the way to remedy
our evils. COMMITTEE.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

In the Senate yesterday, after the
Court had been opened in due form, Mr.
Sumner offered the following:
Ordered, That in answer to the mo-
ton of the Managers, in reference to
limiting the final argument, that unless
it is otherwise ordered, such other Man
ayers and counsel as choose may print
and file their remarks, at any time, in the
closing argument
The Chief Justice said If there be no
objection, it will be so ordered.
Mr.. Conness-I object.
Mr.. SUMNER would respectfully ask
under what rule such objection can be
made
The Chief Justice replied that on sew
eral occasions he had decided the rules
Of the Senate to be the rules Of the Court,
as far as applicable.
Mr.. Sumnsr-0f course it is not for
me to argue the question; but | beg
leave to remind the Chair Of the rule
under which this order was made.
Chief Justice-It will lie over. The
counsel for the President will proceed
with the defense.
Mr.. Evarts stated that Mr.. Stanbery
was i'll, and that be would be unable to
resume his duties within forty-eight
hours, though possibly he might do so to-
morrow; and in consequence Of this, he
would beg the indulgence of the court
for to-day, and on the motion Of Mr..
Howe, the court adjourned until to-mor-
row, Sumner and Pomeroy voting no.
The Senate then continued in legisla-
tive session, the President resuming the
chair and calling the Senate TO order.
Mr.. Davis gave notice that he would
move the following additional rule 70 the
rules of practice aud proceedings: In i'm
parchment cases two-thirds of the SEN
ators present shall be necessary 10 rule
on any question Of evidence or law
against the party impeached.
Mr.. Anthony, from the Committee on
Printing. reported favorably on the reso-
luton 10 print 5000 additional copies Of
the report Of the impeachment trial,
which. on bis motion, the Senate pro-
ceeded 70 consider, and the resolution
Was adopted
Mr.. Conness offered q resolution, which
was adopted, asking the President
for comics Of any papers relating 10 the
application for exclusive privileges 20
private parties and companies IN con-
nection With the purchase Of lands IN our
recenr purchase from Russia, and for IN
formation relative TO any act done rela-
tive thereto. BE explained that re-
port 10 that effect bad creafed considera-
BE feeling 10 San Francesca
o. the motion Of Mr.. Morton, The SEN
ate vent into eKscutive session a. half
past one, and Subsequently adjourned
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Thu Imnaanhmant Trial.

Mr.. Curtis continued his argument for
the defense before the Impeachment
Court yesterday. He stated his case
plainly and ably, and, as we are in
formed, made decided impression upon
his hearers. The absence Of all bombas-
tic and sensational language was marked;
and in this respect the difference between
the opening of the defense and that Of
the prosecution was quite conspicuous.
Mr.. Curtis claimed for his client the
right and power Of making removals, and
quoted the Constitution and laws to sus-
tain his position. Referring to the charge
Of conspiracy between the President
and General Thomas, he said he would
prove by the latter that there was no con-
spring between them. The charge OF
attempting 10 seduce General Emory
from his obedience 10 the laws, Mr.. Cur
tbs claimed, was disproved by the testi-
mony Of that officer Mr.. Butler's srti-
Gle, charging the President with having
Used undignified and disrespectful Ian
guage, is well combated, Mr.. Curtis
claiming the right Of freedom Of speech
and Of opinion, and declaring, with much
sarcasm and appropriateness, that Con-
gress had resolved itself I" into q high
school Of manners
The FIRST witness called BY the defense
was General Thomas, whose testimony
quickly demolished the charge Of con-
spiracy. He was not even aware that
the President intended 10 appoint him
Secretary Of War dd interim until the
18th Of February; and when, three days
after, be received 8 note from Mr.. John
sOs's private secretary desiring him
70 call At the Executive mansion, be
vas ignorant Of the object Of the
summons The President never ordered
MN 10 use force indeed, When, AFTER
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, April l5.-Dispatches just
received from Barcelona, report that the
entire kingdom of Spain is agitated by a
revolution. Martial law has been pro-
claimed by royal order in the province of
Catalonia.
LIVERPOOL, April Is, IL m.-Cotton is
nominally UNCHANGED; uplands, l2i@
l2sd; Orleans, I24@l2kd.
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Our Radical Second streetscotempo-
rary is in luck. He has found the
" Grand Cyelops," and gone with him
into the very depths Of the internal ku-
Klux regions, where they sven horrid
oaihs. wear skulls, turn into skeletons,
eat FIRE, aud fash lightning in uproarious
thunder in the dark OF the bloody moon.
The Great Grand Cyclops Of the States
of America, 1t should be understood,
resides here exactly, in the great grand
city Of Memphis, under the jurisdiction
OF its Great Grand Chief Of Police, and
oil his forces are to be found in "den
under the city, the entrance to which is
through n sand.hole which has its mouth
near the center Of the channel Of the
river at Fort Pickering. The whole
devilish Khan i've in this den together,
and when they come out Of Il would
have turned the whole world topsy turvy,
no doubt, if the Great Grand Chief Of
Police Of the Great Grand City OF Mem
phis had not fallen in with the Great
Grand Cyclops of America, and caught
his whole host, armed to the teeth with
one skull, one deringer, one jack-knife,
n table fork and lantern. Alas, this
great country is in danger, and happy is
The fortunate Bulletin which has thus
obtained all the information requisite to
save it The impeachment may now be
safely abandoned, and Judge Hunter
may resume his court Campbell has let
the cat out Of the bag, and the Ku-Klux
is no more forever. Peace to its names.
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WEST INDIES.

New YORK, April l5.-St. Domingo
advices state that Baizs was expected
within q week.
Thirty prominent refugees of the Co
bral party have taken refuge with the
American consul.
A great tidal wave visited Gaudaloupe,
smashing British vessel heavily laden.
The wave was similar to the one which
rushed into St. Thomas harbor last fall,
but larger. 1t lasted for twenty-four
hours. The sea receded thirty miles, and
left all the ships aground, when the gi-
gantic wave returned, threatening gene
raj destruction.
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NEW YORK.
cold ana Cotton Reports.

Special to the PupIio LxperRl
NV YoRK, Aprifl5, HAS am.-Gold
opened at 1881; at 1925 am. was 1884,
and is now 1884. Exchange is steady.
Cotton is in moderate demand and
nrices firm.
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Remember the Sabbath day TO keep !,
holy"
In oommnniiy such as ours, Il would
be impossible for this ceremony TO be
conducted with that reverence aud SOL
emnity becoming the Sabbath.
AN classes could attend" and would
no doubt pot from very lofty motives
either, but Yast to have regular, good
Jolly time, or irons curiosity, TO say the
Isast. RIM. ID.
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PorPresidentand vieePresldent
70 OF the United States,
rur NOMINEES OF THE DEMO
CRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.
THE NEWS.

The Lincoln monuments to be dedicated in
washington to-day by the Masonic fraternity.
In the charter elections in New jersey
Hobokea, Hudson City and Bergen were car
ried by the Democrats. Jersey City is close
and doubtful, but 0ryilIe. the Democratic can
didats, is probably elected. In Trenton the
election resulted in the choice of William
Nspleten DemocrsD for Mayor. and the
whole Democratic ticket. with majority OF
the Council and Ward officers. The majority
on the city ticket is over two hundred.
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his arrest he called upon Mr. johnson
aud informed him Of the measure taken
BY Mr.. Stanton. that gentleman replied,
VERY well, that Is just where ! want u
I'm court" Here, then, Is the great
conspiracy. Mr. johnson oonsp'red win
General Thomas TO have the .eonstitu-
tionality OF law tested before the courts.
Terrible offensei objectionable crime
II almost dseusts Ne topnrsue this sub
ject--Nes Fork Herald
BY TELEGRAPH.
4 --latest 10 Noon To-Day
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U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE SALE.

CoLLEoroR's OFFICE. sTH DIsr. TENN.,
MEMPHIS. April 7, 1868.
ON THE 3OTH DAY OF APRIL. 1s6S. Be
~ tween the hours of ii am. and " m, L
will sell at public auction, in front of the Uni
street, the following described real estate, viz:
A Lot on the northeast corner Of Front and
Winchester streets, with Brick House on the
same said lot fronts on Front street twenty
feet, more or less, with front on Winchester
street OF sixty feet, more or less. Said hous a
and lot seized on as the property of P. NJ. Wi A.
tiers, under a warrant issued By Rolfe s. Sc an :
ders, Collector Of Internal Revenue, eih Dis
trict TENNESSEE for his income tax due tho IN
S. Government for the year 1866. Said ale pos
tive. unless tax. penalties, interest and cost
are settle ed previous to the hour of , ale
R0LFE S. Saul, DFRg
Collector Int. Rev. sth mist Tenn.
ByJoHx MARIIs. Deputy Col eetor. sO-td
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AMusEM ENTs.


FIRsT DAY.--Monday, April ~.
FIRST RACE-stake purse s2ooi dash Of ene
mile, for two year olds. two OF more 70 MI;
TO name and close on the LIST day OF April,
srSD ,s SAcE + ss .s ss f' s,s %s
more 20 AL 20 name and close on the lst
day ofApril, 1865.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $3.50; mile heats. for
trance money 10 20 10 second horse.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500; two mile heats;
free for all.
n THIRD DAY.
FIRST RACE-Gayoso House Sweensts .es. for
throey year olds, dash OF two miles entrance
$40. PIP; entrance money 70 70 TO second
horse llayoso House TO add $500; three OF
mere 70 hll, 70 name and close on tho LIST
sECoND RxCk-Parse $3.50; mile heats free
for all.
FOURTH DAY. cL OK
FIRST RAoE-Purse $500; mile heats. three
SECOND RAcE@Pu ni $3.50, mile heats; free
for all. taNtA
FIFTH DAY. l lssr
FIRST RAoE-Pufse $500; two mile heats /;
free for all.
SECOND RAOE-Pursc $3.50; mile heats free
for all.
SIXTH DAY.
FIRST RACE-Purse $500; three mile heats;
free for all.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500; mile heats. for
beaten horses. to be handicapped by the
Association.
n GIBSON Secretary.
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HO! FOR TEXAS.

A COMPANY OF YOUNG MEN Is FORM
"A ing 10 go TO Texas for the purpose of ira
ding in Texas products. Persons wishing to go
can have particulars by addressing NJ. c., at
this or Appeal office. 39~
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Oiled.

DALE.--on the eysnins Of the 18th Inst. At
q o'clock. Mrs. wiilio O.. wife 81 Thomas j..
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FIRST RAoE-Pufse $500; two mile heats F;
SECOND RAOE-Pursc $3.50; mile heats free
for all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-10

Ors friend Cicero N. Hughes, ono Of the
best Of KeokukiAns, gathered himself up
one day two or three years ago, and went
down to that Phnnix-liks city Of Cairo, 1t
the junction Of the Mississippi and Ohio,
which Chats the city, rises each year in the
spunkiess way, not from it, ashes. but from
the mud, with an unconquerabls purpose no.
to Be put under. In that peculiar latitude,
whore the seasons stand like two vrestler,.
the warm weather trying 70 push the cold
weather Northvard, asd The esld weather
trying to push the warm weather Southwa.d.
and between them naaagiDs 70 make Il slop
y, misty, foegy, chilly asd disasrssabls I'll
tho year round there our friend Hughes 10
catsd and went into husinees IN bankiag
house. And now he has heen shot right
through the heart BY the blind little archer.
And the same shaft transfxsd smother heart
and they twain beat toxsther in the new life
Of the holy estate. That's what this dainsy
snvslop means with ito light burden Of dainty
cards; not garrulous and ciFcumlocssory, but
nodestly rsticsnt, and With proper difidencs
sssgsstinG rather than telling tAsif story
"Cicsro n. Hughes Aod LAdJ''-"Ella F.
Miller" And hundreds here thas knew anl
HE hin, aad that don' I know ~ lady, hut
vould ike 70, bscauss Of his choice, VII
join % IN sending to the couple hearty eos-
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RaAa. ao1Ara.

nsocrl of tfaaGeD es1sGyme NsolaG11ts
viiA,s - sesl1i 4 yaels, d. Noisss,
Van Barren, Chas,ssasa, A6aEssas and vest
half q Jslsssea, = = BALI Drss4 rect. !"
With date Of tza,sisr. pIeesd on Sic for the
week sndine SAtsrday, NOV. 7, 1858:
Oct. 10, 1855, b. B. nassksa = c. Gssbsr, lots
aad 1, block ~ ksskah, - s.
espG -. leeos 0 0aAse - u96hls eha6hAs,
lot l. bloek Ksekak, Q. g p, ~
New. s, 1874. 1slhay aad HaslAA D. Hins %
Dapiel okseAaa. ~ 1, llssk n, Kssksk, SIS.
nov. 3, lSoe, CsAAsins 0sfdsn - JoAe lm-
naeest. pesthvest hall lot !, baoek - Keskak,
1 o. II. 1855. Il. s. Own = rsyia costly, 10,
I. eoa4A Shsso.ouast9s ~ ~ Z, anAOst hah ei
lot s. I'll in block is, MoDtruss, q 9. ~ IS.
Aue. II, 1858, jobs Nelson % Jobs WS6R, MAJ
Il 1sat = ~ = letsA7 md 3. block lss,
nsv. i 1853, Isrssl AsAsvsss = Tssds1ci
Hsilser, vet - fsst Fla = block -, R.P.
n = aAdition, Ksekuk, ste.
lsss ~ 4 bloek s., ksslsk, tisoe.
risou, lot 1, bleek =. Ksskst, $40.
Nov. !, 1885, 1ukiss = Ridxvsy 70 0. s
Conklin, - ~ Isst u Ssaf 01s e lots 10, II
and II, hlosk 10, Ksokuk, ISIS.
Nov. y l000, Ute00 Dofoe - AL Ne15Vb iOta
/ and !. kls9k -, Kssksk, IN.
Oct. %, 1868, Leopold Block y a., to Israe
Marisntbsi und. rs Or lot ;, block IS, Kilb's ad
ditiop, Keoknk. Also, lot and 70 feet Of eas
side ofIot 2, In block 100, Ksokpk, e3,ooA
Oct. :, 1868, Hiran Barney u Charles
B,ree, lot ., block Is, Ksefuk, $3.50.
Nov. 4, 1858, Matilda peArcs = Hiram Barney
lots 4, 5 and 8, block ~, y. LIS addition
K.okuk, 500. -
Ocs 10, 1868. John Wear = Wuiisn IVES.
rear 50 feet offfsnt lis fsss Of lots - = blocl
| l59, Ksokuk, $500.
Nov. !, 1895, wm r. wsrnack 10 Frank Bal
Iingsr, southeast quarter and sosthwest quarter
| section -, -. IS, B.. 5, q, -.
6spt. 80, ltSo, Jsha Miles = Jaass A. Arthur
south Aalf, soutAssss quaster. northeast quartz
snd peuthssss quarter, sosthvsst qusrtsr, an
northsaAt quArtsr; al II section -, fp. e7 r.
| 4sao.
OF. -, 1865, LseroN Block q al. to Irse
nsrlsethal, seatA half sossA vsst qssress ssoeio
IL asd north hak snd northwest quarter Of asetio
| ~ al u ~. 81, 4 d l3se.
| Nov, !, 1895. Hiram barney to David IN
| James H. Red, nssth l3o aeres Of southsal
qusrtsr Of section -, Tp. 81, r. s, $l,Sl7.
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Cnseexo Market.

En- Tsleeraphl CHICAGO, Nov. g.
Hour-Acu,e demand for good shipping grades but
prizes NOT suoMbly ,nge1.
Whsat- Qu.et, No clo-ed At Il 1ilx41a; No dull,
d 81 81 No In fair r. greet el41lo
oorn-Dull, closing ia buyers. at 60 sellers; No
closed aa71 p
OAts-sod 1t 46ls Is, Closing at Al.
Rys-Dull; No cl ,sed At 81 %; No 2f1.
Barley Quiet IN DULL tessd nearly nominal; u 10
81 e.. IL N
HighwInss- Les Arm; salss d rstsn lots u u.
esets-DnlI; u l0030 fer timothy; G176 for eIovsr
Provision s-Qust aud st~d5 and pork and lard
uncAsIed old retail ed At 1885, small sales Of
1t "a - ~ naxkss for old. S.
Lard None offered; nomfhal retail sales OF at
lsK.
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THs OTruAvA FlRR--6u@cisnt tine Ae
slspsed since the recent destructive conaasra-
ton at Ottumwa to sum mp the exact amount
Of property consumed, which il found TO be
$4U0 COO, on which there il IN insurance -
follows:
Underwriters, Of New York, - 900; Pho
nix, of N. r., $4,000; Lorillsrd, Of N. Y,
$io,5O0; Security, Of n r, $500; Inter
national, Of N. T., $4,000; Yonkersl Of N
T., $3.50; North America, Of N. T., ST.
500 Continental, Of N. r, 2 600; Home, Of
N. Y, $4,000; Nakio~al, Of Davenport, -.
500 North America, Of Philadelphia, $1b,.
500; Pheoix, Of Hartford, $40, s25; Put
nam, 81 Hartford, 5000; Etna, OF Hart
ford, $4,000; North America, of Hartford,
81 500; Merchants, or Hartford, $4,000
Home, Of New Haven, $14,7OO; Hartford,
of New Haven, So, 900; Havkeye, Of Dea
Moines, $1,000; Western, Of Dss Moines,
800; Lumbermans, of Chicago, S., 100;
Enterprise, Of Cincinnati, $500 Pacific,
San Francisco, $4,000; Winnesheik, Of IL
linois, $1,000, making : total Of $229,575
On this amount il 10 estimated there vii
| be salvage Of So, 900, leaving from $175,
600 to $3.50, 600 TO be paid BY Insurance
Companies. The FIRE was very dsstrucsiv,
| one, and We are surprised that during the ex
citement which naturally follows one Of tina
magnitude, an estimate was arrived At which
came 80 near the exact amount Of losA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-10

IN speaking Sunday nornine ofths jabila
ton and illumination, " failed to mention
among other business houses, those Of Messrs.
Bsovssll Bros. Hanbdsn Buell., and Phil
lips / Kerr, al Of which we're brilliantly
lighted up. It would have afforded rs much
pleasure 70 Aass given . complete list Of
those Who made public manifestation Of
their rsjoicings on that occasion, but owing
TO shs vsEy large number Of buildings, both
public and private that we're illuminated, il
Va inposaibls % TO do.
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SUPERB 10 the stock and endless the vari-
ETY. Of Hsts, Caps, and Ladiss' Furs, to be
found st J. q. VOORHEES, 1 Bros. The larg-
est and best stock Of millinery trimmings 70
bs had anywhere in the city.
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"Hcv modest worth neglected lies,' does
not apply . the popularity Of "Barrstts
Vegetable. Hair Restorative" Its worth.
thoaeA nodess, 10 fully appreciated BY the
millsoas Who uss no other preparation.-N.
r, SHmdav UMes. Inov4. dAwlw.
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SuxDAY 6CuooE CoHcERr.-The scholars
Of ~ Usitaeian Sunday School give ono 81
thsir con6ssts ct the Unitarian Church this
evening, The exercises commencing at seven
o'clock. All are invited.
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MAsor1c. Special Communication Of
Eagle Lodge No. IL, A. IF. 4 A. NJ, this
ssssiag, = y O'Clock. WORK on tho First
DefrSe.
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Youxu THIgvH. Two boys Agsd aboat
ten Of eleven years we're afraiessd bsfose
Recorder Wilsss ysseer1sg, spsa - sha1Qe
q lsrseny. They stDle ffoa ~. :. -
boz Of cigars, md from the tissase q i.
Cherry 80 n moaey. We did moi lsssa
VIA aispositioa uas mads Of them.
To contsmplaas the fatars ct boys 80
oeamssee thns sasly 10 life ~ saine q -
es.y i Gsasfsl. HelA thssls - go -.
i he -. 1lshl q ~, aad = avss5 bod
m.aner. n ssrisssst discipline md gov-
epneas sAosld b sxsrcissA OVER lads Who
=, DISPOSED 70 coadact themselves in this
maunsr. slss shsir doom Il inevitable.
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nARRETs BIZ TELEGRAPH

Row Herk 9Inaneas.
y fslsgrsphJ NV 1osx Nov. '.
-ohal~ frmes 1t per osUt call lcanA With n
per cent mmission but became easier q clees and
supply WIS In 4 ,sss Of the demand 1t pr csnA /
stsrine- Unssttl@d; Ve0N- ss@
Gol1-Hlgher; opened ct SAN advancing to 3e1s and
closed It 81 tAnssctions heavy sross cleslnss being
hundred and Ssrty million. sst4 e ~ S
0ovsrnnsnsa are aotivs, buoyant asd higher.
Coupons Of u l4DA; 20 sksK: - 1Aosk rs ~
~; nav l0oK 81 1oIS0A; 'os ION; lo-sos 4A@h
Blocks largely ovMsold and shorts In danger. With
sssssa1 dscliEs ssiied ana tseams xcss Sucyszs md
higher bss1s etes<.
$50 prses,-u A1os, M Ho4; Bic ssHDo; T
wtsxah. Pasles EAn fiA,<ek; Ut :s1ssszz St
p.at1f0sE ~ s,so4 iosxo3 NV sSs1sA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-10

LlDln Of Ksokuk. do you want the hand.
sonsse, most sabssantisl aud durable shoes
OF CATERS TO b found in the city? Ii 90
dsa's fail 70 cali on W. p. Upham, whore
Jon will b sure % end something that will
please you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-10

Hox. CnAafsa Mason wss in the city yes-
terday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-10

Tas N. A. r. C. has besn rsorganizsd and
il msnbsrship considerably augmented.
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l.slssla 81 Dqarsn,n 4 kssklt saskssa'

Ron 1oY, Arrives - Saturday go Mednss-
day, q e'slsse 2 =. snd DspaIssoa Aesday
and 1hassiay, - fo'slssk = m.
A0pY y0U100u, Arrives % Sunday
A Thwu1sy, = = O'clock P. N, and Departs on
TuSsday I'D Friday, . an.
2uoY DBR3RA0. Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, 1t : p. n, and Departs on Wsdnss-
day aad Saturday, q I .. n.
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NoFthWnteYl Union Packet Company.
"White oells4" Lias,
RAnalne ~ 70 Sc. I1esis Two DOLLARS, until I'm
- thar ordera.

RAGQlne fnso ~ 81. Ionis TWO DoLLARs' until I'M
= thes orders.
. mn ilss of passnssr Pseksts 70 b. Leeis asd
n is1 (faas points, eeasistins 4 ths 49,.
~ s0nc8afn DSSfSst, nastsf; ths III.
+ DA0, Caplain Davidson, master, and
- t1AD0A OsS1ain 1ebt Hin, master, one
q wAisA Nh lsa1e The lasdisg sacA day u
$50 :. =.
The aheve bsA&s win make oIoss connection
nth thses Fpnajng hstwesn this point and 81.
Paul.
Arrsngeusnts have recently bsea made IN
traIsfssrine 1t Rock falsnd By whish passengers
saa reAsh 81. Paul ~ houn II advance Of any
othss line.
II sAAifioa = ~ ahoss ths pessssess sad
.rsisht Packsts Ul0tk1u 0ep1kn, Captain
Moses Hall, master; v10100Y, Captain SEQ.
Geld. matter. Aaa tn PAl100R, will make reg
aIar trips.
Tickets fes sale over the Hsnnihsl and ST. 10
ssph and Southern Pacific Road to nli pointl
west Of the Missouri river.
Patroniss the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passage apply 70 the ,fhce Of ths
Company, corner Biondeau and Levee.
s. n. ARcana, Agent
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