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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-09


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II titc t' 40 u "t.e. There lie but way to
! r. slu'.' u %, ""' ~, re-toTe he government
ga c. WI e my IN tnd Cons tuition and tina
u'aN' 10 al =" j. fog The 7. siden' elect
l'"s III ssu '. ~ w to dec are these r., co.,.
of giving pe+c ouiet and IA cn,ina tho :, nv 90
r. a. :. undI it, pat Ons tie
IuIe ~ IN 'iIs - II South, dispers the carpet
nenty improp r, t lay In,r m. ao,la ,o ~ ,,sn D.
down pc icy tot adhered .J; -, !, 6Yorn,n.f, a.
TO- ign Vi Nl,nE elect senators and repres-
N i4'i, ''7'I' 80, " u' titivts. The HCuse of
Eeus. 'e" P''I'to'i au'1 EcprCsen at.vr- will
Io' oI re -, 20 ~ majority of
- iE ~ ~ VI t'.' the \,rth and
49, - u -; y - they vii aGm. he repree-
~ 'tl'.7' ' a. ritatives FL ctcd b. the
80 - 80 - - -. viii people o. the south
a. &c 70 cxccut he III f - =, D.; t', :. III
~ I'm d! a., not b. difficult TO compel
20 "a =, 40 ~, W T. = -. the senate submit
- - ~. NJ i more t. the oblga ions o.
- Piesitl s tn. Con ii ution. |
49, -, ~ ~ " repeat thst this is the
~ L., ~ -, - real and only quest on thst
~, 81, :, -, -, ' should he allowed to con-
he national d, bt Let N w.
have dee. L. :. GRAM rEANk r BLAIR
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G .hot, upp.- VII 40. mi i.,.... n. r..
farm. containing To- ans - -a,' I'D .
nearly new. md Ole ( n, b. s...rs.
Of 500 Te.s.
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Ous. pa oc , taEiuil.. f..!-. ... ~t. e.
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leach - Inst tu;e- 10. the . 80.
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At Barton &c 80 suI 81. North ii..
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mrnciug NJ { O'clock. 8 NJ, VIII "
.ng prec ding each Institute s.t 10 70
fir Il y Of csch. tNhmIuai % g.. Jar
will be- held dn Ing Tie second dI-
All friend O La IcatIyl. y. d, NV
Superintendent are iclu std - .at
notified All uTg. T. st'-ud '..-.
tu ly Invited 0 Siy. n'.iC, !. ia ..
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UNION REPUBLICAN, TICKET.


GRANTS LITTER OF AC- BLAIR'- LETTER To HRoD-
CETT HEAD.
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Two three pairs of White Leghorn and Black
Spanish lpremium1 Chickens, for sale ~
$50 JAMES b. TILLEI, Central Street
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FARM AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
Will be =old at publl aucti Il o.
Saturday, Oct. "a, 1868. at oCiko.r

If no. previously r"li, the FAEN on ~ ...
sde. formerly D. ned by u. J l.autO4, sltu ..! . .
Hill in bII Ike. mile from depot. -g-. -. .
AIM ~ &C OF GOOD land, Il : 70 good
b IN, hor-e nlrn AMI two d. Tier. .-
place of $40 Tree AID apple Oh I'd ,. I. -...
Also the follo" n per-onll propcrr -.. , ..-
y Ike turec-y % d rtcer- prr.cctI Ian. .. .-.-
old Hail c {, = tn trough bred me in -.. o..
vol sleep, = fat hogs ~ n bet In ..- ..
county. was nj in the barn tcfur- III, H. ..
taw, corn todd T, . buz wheat = ! ut!..
hu. pO''.tJ 100 bus. car.yt=. 1900 L..
..t
DAVID 1RULL, Auctioucr..
Wet burke, oct. :. I,GS
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II A Y, GRAIN, STOcR

HAY, GRAIN, STocY
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c.. e.
\ T Al, G = .
The Subscriber having cold lii fax. ,-.r...
lie auction. ga
Thursday, Oct. p, 1868, at 10 on,
tn following pcrs.ns p.a. .- u.
% 70 0 :o.s hry, 70 l. tom s-.r
psir four-ycir' old cs'tie. = .tr 'A., Pc
PAIR two-y ears old tie, i,Vu-.,.. .. .. .
ber Of calves AID yesTlinL 7 cow '..-..
lent work horse, nice ycarlir. g.l-J ..
farming tools cons ii 4 # pi0y-. mr.
siedf, yok =. chains, &c, &c. l,... . '..
bound tar, buggy wasou. z4...- ....-
with common an K. r. Top, ! Dr.. --' -..-
ness pr. light work hsTI go .-,g f-
1910 bucket st4vea dairy ut,I. l.. cal, -.
stove, ! five-octlyp luelvGian i , .. -I g..
other articles tCO numerous 10 N % i'm
81 Terms i1e sn .vvn 81 til a. 80.
j. W. HAEIsHu.,S, Auctions 3D."
Concord, Oct. = 1865.
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Also, a. p'l0a.s sale, the premise ng-. -5....
.oeated within one mile Of "e- Cl.. 3D.
good buildings, Id 100 ~crcs -Xcn,..4 t...
AGO, II mail rUu u tlum 1t. .H o. ..-. 3. . ..
ford Wet concord to Ii l-tOi y Ii
To Lane tster, y. IA together witt I5 q. 3 j. .-.
hs' ness's covered stage wagon . EXPIRE .,, .
cove.cd 81 ge sleighs, ODE, blIlkrr- s.
50 Terms Ill ID known time oI -4-
FKANCio j.. ItAaDy.,
joins II. MOORE, Auction
West Concord, VI, oct. .. Ids
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-SoS-
Price List of Mitchell's Biographies,
FOB INTRODUCTION EXCHANGE.
Retail. Introduction. EXCHANGE
First Lessons, $3.50 1895 Old book and s., IS
Primary, so 10 " e ~
intermediate, 1SO lao " LOO
In calling the attention of superintendent Teach
the above statement Of the of Educa
to- the subscribers would say that Immediately upon
the opening of the district chools travellers will
wilt each town in Vermont for the purpose of furnish
ing Mtchel's New Biographies IN exchange for those
in All persona interested, who may desire
further information in reIson to the exchange, will
please sddress LORENZO L. iEoK, Montpelier, Vt.
2S-32 Z. Fl. BUTLER x co.
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Tuesday, Nov. 3, 1868, at 10 o-frL

The THAYEk FARM, =, e-i.cd J.. ..i .....
mile from the 'illaze, Of C,lgord I.--. ..! ,.-
terfoEd, cDntIin.. : about - &C. d. 4 r.... q g..
a I" gar chard vi ftoIn lUvu to / u. t-..- -.
wlli -ol in whO.e pie L -,t.j 10. 10 '-
Also. IN c It'll u ~ OF ~. .u-....
st 10 A N, IS tons hay. PAIR oxen
hngs, Ous-year old Colts 3. l.rs .Iu.... .-...-
dairy OOls, lOuC sap luke e, ~ c.. I.. . ... Lie.
81 ds harnes=ey. g., &c. e.
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SATURDAY. Oct.

The tIrm srd o-.cr prlpr-.y r'ouc ra IT,
OF {. u. Hnrghsri. lat. - VAL 80. -.t-.f .
-old ~ public sus;i-a. -
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V A L U A 81

Real Estate and Persoaa. Pro..-
FOR SALE AT Arr1l>.
The .Ibscrib,r VII 81. q, II. l,s-..,..
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Thursday. Oct. p 1851 =. M.

The subscriber having cold lii fax. r-.....
lie auc.tnn. On = =
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Price List of Mitchell's Biographies,

State Board.of Education.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

music books, and IS still engaged in writing
and compiling the choicest gems in vocal and
instrumeDtal music, devoting his spare time
to the cultivation Of grapes and hops. But
We have not space at this time to notice this
eminent musical composer - fully as We
ought, but will promise your readers more
minute description at some future time.
A bill was passed this morning to authorize
Boards Of Supervisors to levy tax to pay on
county Indebtedness, but on MOTION OF mr.
Adams the vote was reconsdered, and the
bill laid on the table.
Mr.. Adams also introduced bill LOT an &c.
requiring School Boards TO make nnaneia'
exhibits. J.,
MI. Orr moved that House File 1879, hih
for an &C, to resume all rights conferred upon
The Keokuk & Fort DIS Moines Valley Rail
road Company, be ordered printed, when
was sgreed to.
A bill to authorize the sale ofcerfain scnoo'
lands in Webster ard Hamilton eonn.es was
passed.
Tomorrow the discussion OF the License
Law bill will be continued.
Until which time we beg leave to ADJOURN.
DEXTER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

~
ercrrar.r FIouR-$4.0A 10 5000 per wv IDS.
pur-r.-- Choice lots wiiicommani rs SIC
raas- Receipts large and prices range IA 10 = &c
pa,', rpY-chickens, drsd, 3z.75to ss23 per do1
turkeys l3ato lie pr ID; ducks 2.so Pr az;
geese so to $500 per doE.
soasHra-New, so 10 DE per gallon
parArogs--go to 81 % y bushei.
#oy,ass-Sl. so to ZOO. -,
l. .p,,-ei,y cured i5e per b. Country cured &c
to i4c per h.
apxsvAx-~2s to SIC per ID.
T.ttoy-ln bbis, vic; loose &c per 10,
rx.ragHs-Prime soc to 65e per NJ.
Raas-Cot,on, &c per ID.
WatrE BgAss--Common TO good 70 ~ sca'et-
cnyysY-aood country Is to l4e. Factory isc.
BnAs-Scaree and in demand; wholesale ~ ~
per 100 lbs.
pnn,,s~eireen Apples ss soto 81 90 per bar
rel. Choice Dried Apples TO We per 10.
Dried Peaches, 2 70 lpc.
Timothy Al 20 70 ! ~. siosef = W
Flax seed 81 -. !,
oiLs-Coai oil 4.e. l.inseed, raw u %, sohs ~
81 10. Lard, 81 90 10 ! 20. fish ~ W
10 81 10.
L,yr srocK-Beef Cattle - 20 to - 81 gross
Hogs. good lots s. 10 s. - gross. sheep
az 30 10 81 90 per bead. Veal Calves
from 81 90 TO So 90
gacos-~City cured hams lac, shoulders 'de'
clear siles Ise. County cured hams ~
to Iic; shoulders . 10 DC; sides u " l2te.
PonK-Mess a 50 to ss5 peril
WooL-Tub washed SO TO 4ec- fleece DO hnf
a54 3oe; unwashed. Is % poe 49,
HAY- Timothy in sctiys demand At from ~ "
to sif 90 per ten. Prairie 70 w 10 % w
waors a. So I, Il, So pei cord .aenordiugto quail
ity, dali.
Hlpes-- ascsn, ~; do eareA &c; dry H'nt 'se
do salt ! Sc per ID.
saLr-Lskess qi 10 - co.
GLAss-sxiB IS 50. Rates discounted - 70 ~
per cent.
SAlLs-%5 SO rates.
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81 T,,i,1se Ig1e

n Sff UfH4 ire. IL. t13.st
III my Card Of Noy [, 1857, stated that,
hfor the purpose or Yssor faiis supply
Ing the wants OF the r,bIic, and in
asdsr 10 prer.tst r.s*er'ir,-..,--s dealers
from, palmin2 ~ ipfarSer sad wsrte-
less goods AS tsis Marion Gold Pens, !
shall hereafter sell no goods al whole
sale except oaiy 10 duly appointed and
authorized A gca,e," etc. To this plan
have since strictly adhered.
In accepting 3 gents. great care has bean
exercised to pro:nt those who. ty long
continued fair dealing. have a. .atfef 4
reputation for honcsty, responsibility J, and
probtty-men in whose word the pubic
have learned 70 rlaoa confidence. These
AGENTS have agtocl 80 lraap full assert
ment OF my pena. ard 70 sell them at my
published prices, Thus the public are sup-
rlied by them siith Jus. such pens az they
Yaat. either as to writing or price, and get
q fell equisala.:t seF thu uacncy paid.
Nc agent IL as1oiakad to t4aYal frsn
place to piRee, or caavass the country,
20 that all who want Norton Gold Pea
must get 1t from the Local Agent or from
headquarters.
None need apply for tho Agency except
In conformity to the above, the liberal dis
count To Clubs" Eetng sufficient inanos
Iaeat 70 al others.
T. X. AYKEs q tDEs.
snI AGENTS Ef1P K EuEUE AZ Main sfyoat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

Tiny did TIER test. The Committee upon
the Poor House tried 10 &c. from the Board
of Supervisors an appropriation OF eight hum
dred dollars to improve the Poor Farm and
put It in decent condition. That snm was
small enough, 10 all conscience. Ba. in It's
wisdom, in it's economy, inits enlightened hui
mainly, in Us public spirit, IN It's high and
mighty excellence, in thear, of How Not TO
Do Il, il the which il can beat all the Johnny
Bull Beadies from the begianing 81 all things
that ever beganso be, down TO this present,
the Parothial Banhle included; in liz Jack
Bansbyian profundiiy-in all this, and more
which the majority OF that Board can only
tell-2fh,' Board allowed FOR the Poor House
the mnnificeu, sum Of tso hundred dollars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

TnE City Fathers have large force mos,
pro6tably employed now in cleaning Main
and the side streets. The workmen are heap
ing up mounds over the dirty dead winter
Main street is reminder of an extensive
village Of Prairie Dogs, or plain FL Ghifeh
covered with adoleseent pyramids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

Persons calling FOR tbose letters viii please de-
signate then as advertised"
j. r. PARRoTT, P. ".
Throw phssic 70 the dogs; I'll zone Of i.
10 make assurance donhiy sure
III t@ss pi4sraTios BiTTEns.
They never ISL
This great Stomach Healer il inst y4at tho
people ueed. Il is remedy they can rely
on. For Dyspepsia. Heartburn, Headache.
Dizziness, Ague. Liver Complaints, Pains In
the Side and Back, il has no equal not The
least among It's virtues il its extreme pleass
aniaa,e 10 The taste and immeiidte beneficial
effect. Try =, sntferins Dyspeptics, and be
cured. Such are the assertions Of those stu
ated to know. From the vast AIR a,i J.. e this
article sold. i must have great merit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

DWELLING HousR FoR SALE AT Arcrroy.
A nice frame house and stable, corner of
Fulton and Seventh streets, including lease
OF lot, will be sold on the premises, on Sat.
nrday, l4th inst, at II o'clock NJ, to The
highest bidder, without reserve.
For further particulars apply TO
liows L TYLER, Auctionecrs.
fnarl2-T&S
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Hitting hia ErtenAas


The financial circles Of Keokuk, Iowa, and
the surrounding neighborhood were agitated.
last Thursday, by the failure Of tie First and
the last National Bank Of that village. The
business Of the bank was chiefly in St. Louis,
where the losses are heaviest lts balances
were light, about the amount o. IN oru.naIJ
peanut stand. The First. and last, Nanonsi
Of Keokuk made statement 70 Uc'ooefi
which laid every thing in the shade since tue
DAYS of Aladin's lamp. Figures won't lie,
"a, ,ha af;cers Of some National Banks will,
-h;ch i ali the same to depostors. This
E;rst and last, National Bank belonged to
man named Love. His love for money ex-
tended 10 other peoples as well as his own.
He was one of those remarkable honest, and
pre-eminently loyal and reliable men who are
supposed to be equally competent to run
bank or a Sabbath school, and who are gen
orally appointed to be the guardians OF orphan
girls and to take care of other people mon
CIV. He went into the bank with lots oil char
acter and little money; he comes on. WIN
lots Of money, bat his character transferred
TO the other side Of the ledger I ne country
can bear the loss Of the keoknS Danks aho
may learn by the end Of the twentieth eentu.
nv that such institutions are no better tnah
they ought to be-
That is the style in which that peripateIic
pehe, sheet. the Memphis acoidnche, pitches
;,to one Of its northern friends. The Rebel
s1,,o,.a blnnderluss went of at halt cock, oil
course. and hit calf when he thought he was
shooting deer.
He mis,ook Mr.. Love, the Presldent
of the Bank, who IS a sound and iniii
ent;al Cooperhead, Of Virginia extraction,
autecsdenis and principles, Tor loyal
Yankee Puritan and Sunday School super
;,tendeu,. Nothing eonld have been
wider OF the mark. however, and his CON
ma,,s generally are as wide of the truth, sa
his fundamental mistake in regard to the per
sonal and political character OF the Bank
President. Like all his tribe he pitches INTO
the Bank and its officers at random, and goes
!, blind in order 10 manufacture political cap
ital. for which purpose faisehood answers
better purpose than truth, while it ia at the
SINE time more congenial 10 hia tastes
Tie FIRST National Bank is not the last
National Bank Of keokuk. for we have a
State National Bank which is rs sound as the
Bank of England, and enjoys the universal
confidence Of the community.
Tie business Ct the First National Bank
was not chiefly in st. Loaic, nor are the losses
Of ST. Louis by its f4ilnrc eithes sppesla'ive-
" heaviest or positively heavy.
When tie Arolanchs traitor ENDS out that
Lore was one of tie Northern friends OF the
rebel Democracy il will swear that he was q
model man. and The victim OF bis Republican
associates
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

REMOVED. W. Christiield has removed
his stock of Drugs, &C., to splendid rooms IN
Gibbons Opera House Block, where ne IS
ready 10 serve his friends promptly and we'll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

AT The recent special election for Sheriff, IN
the neiehboring county Of Clark, Missouri,
William Buskirk. the Radical candidate, WAS
elected by twenty-three majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

The ferry boat Keokuk was disabled yes
terday by means OF some accident TO the
boilers The Toledo was used in her stead,
and made regular trips after short deten-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

SHERIFy's SaLE.-One span oe iron gray
match horses, four years old one set OF dou-
bic harness; and top buggy, suitable for one
or two horses, will be sold for cash, on Sat.
urday, the 18th day Of March, 1868, in front
of the court house door, in the city of keo-
kuk. Sale to commence at clock p. IN.
Of said day. JoHy A. Bisnor,
2t Sheriff OF Lee county, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

Mr.. A. j. WILKINSON recently sold his
fine ,rotting mare to Mr.. Alfred Avery, OF
this city. Mr.. Avery has subsequently, part
ed with her TO Mr. J. NJ. Billings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

WE are told by the Agent of the keoknk
Packet Co. that they are selling round trip
ticket. at reduced prices. Persons going
down the river would do well 10 bear this in
mind
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

soqE days .ince little girl costa heavy
gold ring, with the name "I.IpA" engraved
on the inside. A suitable reward win be Civ
en- for it If left at this office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

ArcrroS by Howe & Tyler, this day at 10
o clock, large lot of good second hand Fur.
nitnre, Carpets, Crockery and Glassware,
good Feather Bed. lot Unclaimed Baggage
lot good Clothing for spring wear, six extra
Gne Buggy Harness, Cook Stoves, one fine
Horse and Buggy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

GEN. WAsHnugSE says that Henry Clay
Dean is a IMAM so low down thatit wonld re-
quire a miracle Of the Almighty TO raise him
to the level Of total deprayitxH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

The riveris now open as far up as Rock
Island The Davenport. Of the Northern
Line of Packets, was expected last evening,
on her way UP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

BUSINESS is brisk at the Recorder Coart
Just now. 4 large number Of eases have oean
tried recently for violation OF the liquor law.
The entire dny was occupied yesterday with
the case Of Kelly Davis, who was charged with
threatening to take the lie Of our worthy
citizen. H. ". Sample. Much 'nterest was
manifested the court room being crowded all
day. he evidence was taken and the case
gued p1o and ron, J. II. Craig FIR the
paintiff and Marshall and Ciageis for the de-
fendatt At O'Clock the court adjourned,
the Recorders decision having haen deferred
It'll thi morning
Az the Coar. House, Louis ia!le was ar.
r.ignsd before Justice Dohynsi upon the
charge q selling intoxicating liquor. lie was
fined twenty dollars and costs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

A Cow rilNExT.-We must confess tina
Haiskamp & Matless bring to onr city the
best selected stocks OF boots aud shoes, and
merit the patronage of our people eren tho
they don sell on credit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

YESTERDAY was one of the tairest OF all
fair days. and, as consequence. heokuk
fair were ont numeronsly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14
rrivalsand Departures Of the Nails
Arrivals and Departures Of ktokuk Packets.

ROB ROY. Arrives on Wednesday and sstnr-
day, at o'clock p. M, and Departs on Mohoas
and Thursday, st O'Clock a. NJ
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives Oh Thursday
and Sunday, at 6 O'Clock ?. m, and Departs on
Tuesday and Friday, at m
LUCY nnRTRAM. Arrives on Monday and
friday, at Q p. m.. and Departs on Wednesday
and Saturday, at q. IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

FoR SALE, cHgaP-The Democratic Reac,
ton Apply 10 any Democratic newspaper
office. We give notice beforehand. however,
that the "Masheen is busted and don't
GO worth continental.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

Tnr train on tie North road failed to get
in on time last evening on account OF break
age of the engine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14

LATE style soft Hats, for men and boys at
Claeett's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-14


IHE kEfosa scHooL.-Why doesn't the
Legislature at once accept the protfer of Hreb
W. Sample, to donate his SoIferino proper,y
IN this county for Reform School. There
is an excellent property well located. that
will be given absolutely to the State. There
are excellent buildings upon which will need
little addition and Improvement to make them
answer oil the immediate requirements Of
such an institution. If lis economy T. !. ,sa
General Assembly would study. they cer.sinly
can ! expect to &c. property cheaper Than 10
gilt. We cannot anticipate what ohi.c,;on.
can be urged TO it on the score of location
accessible as the solferino property is by raj,
and river.
Inc Assembly seem to be hesi.a,iae wLils
my weigh with Mr. Sample proposition an.
ae' proposition TO take upon a lease az -,
years h.ses Manual Labor sehool NJ
Tue weight OF preponjeran, reason. .,,.... =
US, 10 De clearly an favor of aeca.,,:.. ~
Samples proffer. Ten year. -. r''"s ~
period in the life Of State. By Ia 49,
proper buildings are erected upon ~ s...
property, and the reform School c.,s t.;.,.
under way the lease will have expired gu;,d
ings erected upon the Soiferino farm are "a
alitine the property of tie State. Then III
location Of the Manual Labor School ism,
nearly 90 desirable as the other.
We entreat the Legislature to weigh tbi
nsster yell, and 50 weighing ii, il mus, 3
the two propositions under consideration. 81,
sainly scceps NJ. Samples sessroa, tssr.
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OrFicE kxoKex Gas Lr & Coss Co.
All unpaid gas bills mus, be paid at the
Company Office by Saturday, March l4th.
nchl2 st Gso. NJ. Mckenzie, Sec'y.
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SrRixo styles Of Hats and Caps at Dillon
& Jones, 80 Main.
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CITY NEWS.

SILK and Cashmere Hats a, 90 Main.
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Go when the morning shineth !;

BFsr stock of furnishing goods in the city
at % Main.
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cn,esgo Live stoss market.
h, Telegraph oHiesso ma ~ -
hogs fiesay - ago sef!s's 81
Cattle III at raner III
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Financial and Commercial
rnoxux mlRHEr.

fCorrected daily by Sow 81 huaan, lsAi''e
Merchants, Seconp s.fes'.i
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Go when the noon is bright,
More especially. TO the Photographic Gallery
of our friend Van Grieken, in the rooms over
the Library and get phqsos graphic present.
ment Of yourself. The sunSof these suIand;i
days is so genial and well disposed TO all the
human race, that 1t will o its best 10 eoun-
terfeit you SO that the counterfeit will pas.
current with all YOUR friends. And Mr. Van
Grieken viii do She artists par. with the
completest skill and excellence. We know
whereof We affirm, when we cay that he can
render beauty with all Its attractions and
make ugliness endurable.
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sPaisa styles silk Hats for $3.50 at Cla-
gets.
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