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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

MRY BOTTLE AND DB C0NvfNCBD! IT
l viii only cost you your time In using IT, Mh dos
yoo NO good.
DIR. Tobins' Venetian Lininent.
~ a Esesrnal nenedy In cas0 81 ChFpnic NEE:
naflsm, Chapped Hands, Mosquito Bite. Shines q
- joints and COnlsaction o. u ASselea. aea1,
CheSt, Ooese, TocthaeAe, esings Of Insects ard
0peai1s, ~ wea1sgeul curative p0wsm are mafaen-
TGkm lsssna1s d canadian nsa1asle. oslic.
Bowed Csmplailla, QAelaea. D1ssntery. Vomiting
esd Dyspepsls. - oooe9ek ma Psn.sssssnns quar-
m friends Seve - es0paolnA eaAeA . - o1ves
tisement, ~ iHe Vsesilsn tiniasal Rsasabss II
Soa a. "a dnA eolise 1ua can have youF 0mey -
6asd. Az a. Dr. 49, vsnstiie unQooSaad
lake no other. Il d pleasant % take md cean 20
Ne, and graduates - disease nom The aysten %
III dees not fstnen - Y the CO alSeR aoine ~
n6ny Iininsnte, I'm Klllsls, md Oils. noe hoed
nc tie eosutSy. 49, seyy stop the ~ weils shs
Pdcs . esnis ~ SGtala. Sid By oil Dssesists
Depot, = Costlandt s(Eesl. N Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05
A WORD on TWO ABOUT BCHRNUK'S
SEAWRED TONIC

SEAWEED TONIC.
We presume that there is not single reader
OF our paper, or any other intelligent person ID
the community that has not kesrd OF IN.
Schenck . famous 6eaweed Tsnic II 10 one 81
the few really great medicines Of the age. and
is performing wonders wherever II is perssver.
ingly and properly used. 1t is:
FIRST. 4 Tonic or Stimulsnt.
Second. An Alka,
Third Purifier, end ye! perfectly harmless.
Three-quarters Of the people in the oommuni.
~. more especially in the spring, need just
such medicine ~ this. They feel indiscribab-
~ dull and heavy, have little or NO appetite,
and after eating are still more heavy and dull
and stupid ioOd seurs, - IL is ure 20 de when
ehiskondlto1 of things exists the mouth tastel
DAD, and there Is most uncomfortable stste Oi
mssters ever way this need not b the hint
should be taken II once that there 10 some
thing most alphabetically wrong, and that Il
should be corrected without delay. Use
Schenck's Seiweed Tonic, and our word for 1,
you will soon be we'll. Your appetite will re.
turn, You viii feel buoy ant and energetic and
thus, doubslsss, save yourself from prolonged
And expensive spell Of sickness. IL = marvel
lous what 6cheack' Sesweed Tonic will do. II
Is the great friend and strength Of the stomach,
u urges that important organ to the perform
ance 81 ~ duies, without which there % ID
nee!ta. NO god feeling. no satisfactory purpeSe
IN life u takss the food in hand, prepares q fes
easy and healthy diesstioa. and ssnds II gladly
chyne and blood. ;mpestine eserey. strength
end life to ID. pssient
The thous,nds ~ sallov. fseed inoividuala
seen In ever, citv e,d town 10 che country.
running over N. a 4 vere. With bilious poison.
ccsId be saved like charm with 1ckensk' I
0eecsed Tens aad Mandrake Pile. 1heeo = nc
go OF sAen making such miserable speseeelee
swsy the rv0ih a. arr feilovvd ~ : rsnee.
Gus ~ Of hi, Tcr;e veuid sive theu ~
blooA. and plsases ~. " cIser' heaifhv. ksnd.
eooe m. "a s:.s =. ~ 10 M - m
women, inslesd 81 - sov. ,ssisn 49,.
~ stinu.s.I asSersk;s 0seWsed Ienis h
WeqsslIed. 49, n ~ aesnine. q Z ~
v1iek - q W ~ -, :. tsc-s:~ - ~.
tSopiI MA NJ ia isss. "a tSis ~. ~
pteSefly aooliei ~ S;:sfibuae1. 5000 eos
4lsssS "a Srs..ss. u ~ ssresssS. ~ ~.
ueed 1oa6e = ~ ~ No. preDcfe ~ 49, ~
~ ~. 4 ~ ~. - sseeas q SrVjSs
ohuaDo1ap q livss ~ = a660lkSa g $50
- have ss.si s:Ascs 81 $685. - fsSis, ~
a n tim. =: As,. % losbs .ss'e.s. ~ sy
~ =. ss .;.. s :" . ssS ::
oeofe3 XfLiT s's w
he ssssse 4 ~, ,.,~,,. n. s,,uaeh |,
- 601GcSss "{Sxy t. "a 49, SAanl
efthe egs0G ia ~ r. = ~ ~ 49, ~
~ GGSs61ro 81 !. ~ e SoSoo i6Dpssoo1sor.
1sks IL <oeSa. Dot 4 n soel rInifhR sf1er,
treat n has61e:neiy. ssd shers YIN s. 10 NOR;
hula w ,.n.. .ee solid ia scs.SsAs sssvssd
Tonic III Is ~ ~. ~. - 49, IL nsture
cemiss g nan. !, .er nc \, ~ ~; + rsr,,
whss the sss.rs -, IT esnditiss Of aissss. "a
Thoroughly unds,s,o.S 4 I'M be zen thet -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05
How Brandrsth's Pills Curs, !,

How Brandr0thO f'iIIo Ouro.
Whsa disease h IN the system Il nsy y 80 q y
VhicN bcing sWaiowsd seise the Intruder snd eauee
4 distesbsncs, whsn Mature tnsns the0 both oss o.
hss domaine t0esthse. Mature alwsys ~ - "
ssejeoed By BRANDRETAT PILLS and mild dies,
ehe never isiIs when this great medicine Il used ~
seaeen. 0ve hs.dsse go. ~ Rrevss ~ sr,s
q ~ d1eose 81 ~ human bs6y, wAsehse cheone q
roeut, ia1eco1Dae q olhosw1gs esAe!e @ey yefMJ
eretine ana oecretine vessels The sick gain nes.
powcSs q life t0n Henndseth's Pfh - lower thai
| r enA0n9 aooheso voQ0s tsu0 . tefroeeea8 Soin
| Prlr cipai once. Brandreth House. New York.
Hold BY al DruRgiets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

S.ve ,h,Cineicuati Commentators ofleaf-
- radical papers Of the West THE wan
Of wisdom ia the Republican party 20. "a !,
ready revived the Democratic parry -
loors IN formidable In its pres''ss "'s :"
r.. cammsreisl, In common with ell
Or radical journals. has becn slow 70 admit
IN. fact tia, the Democratic party 10 wax.
ing stronger and stronger. From buried
sorp,e. over which the radical funeral
a;rscs were chaated. and radical crocodile
tiara uers shed, IL las been resurrectsd,
and today, in the foil paueply Of strength
s.d confidence, it stands % . wall Of Orc
bstvesa the mad purposes OF the radics's
and The Constitution.
r, rccupsra.ivs powers Of the Dsmocs
ey are wonderful. On moro occasions thar
one Il has seemed - though at its las
gasp but the living principles on which 4
10 founded can never die SO long as we has'
Republic. II may have in the iulure' AZ
Il has had in the past, it's seasons oil adver
sitv. Defeat may for time overwhelm II
bu, until ihs last vestige Of virtue is obi,
Grated, and the last spark OF libsr,y sx,iu
cuished in the hearts Of the American pee
pic, it will live. To-day il ''looms up a
The Commercial says, formidable In il
prestige and in its discipline" growing
At ~ tn.~
Il is renewing its youth, like the esgl'
while the Rsdica, party, conslomeratio
Of isms. held together by the cohesive pov
Or Of plumber only, without . single gre
principls around which 10 rally iss to'io
srs-nsgso ssprsuacy exccpted--ss rapid
undergoing . process Of disinsegrasio
which, before another twelve months =
have elapsed, will leave il in such state
CONSULTATION ~ will forbid the POSSIBLE
Of iss ever being again united
While this 10 trus--whilc the grand o
party 10 every day segaining Ito streng
and power, lot not it, adhcrsnts relax ths
Efforts 10 bringing on The dsy when 1t sh'
Be ascendant I'll over che eousssy. Let
not fold our hands with the conviction th
every th,ag will b. right whether We wo
o. nss, bat let every man work. True, 9
Democratic party is looming up grand,
let oil Of shess Who have the democrat
faith in their hearts place their shou.de
10 the wheel and IL looming up will pla
the radical party in , total eclipse.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

A New Hampshire correspondent. Of tho
Boston Adrertissr. radical, substantially
givcs up the State. lie says shs Democrats
are vide awake, and that many causes
"havs tended to elevate their spirits" lie
admits that many Of the Dan ,cratc ante
cedents, who havs BEEN Temporarily ab-
cent" will vote for Sinclair in M,rch We
ind Ia the New Hampshire Pasrio, letter
signed by the thirteen surviving soldiers
no~ rssiiius 10 Bethlehem. the home OIL
shc Democratic candidate for Governor. -
Representing both pArtiss politically, they
nevertheless openly rcpudia.s Hartman, the
Republican candidate for Governor, and
declare that by certain radical falsehoods
shat have been promulgated, they propose
TO cast their votes solidly for Mr.. Sinclair.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05
military CanAaAases fer che 1'res-
o0O0Oy.

The NeW York Tribune. in . long lead
ing article, reviews the history Of our prssi-
Dental elections, with the following con-
illusions - . result: I'm reviewing this
array Of evidences Of the popular taste. We
Hnd that no military man has ever been
elected IN grea, crisis: that but two have
been elected without previous experience
in sts,csmanship. md they were soon kin.
Cd q by the ofiioc that Jackson and Han
BISON wsre defeated by civilians before be-
ing elected. aud that soldiers more bri.lian,
than those elected we're defeated altogether
On the whole. therefore, We arc disposed
20 deny that tho American people arc very
easily brought to elect President, frou
among merely military men who bav,
gwen no cviIsaces Of state Auship."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

aud it, functions, which will make thee 0sieasy
Of THE popular medicias psrceptible 10 every
mans undertaking.
The liver is supple with blood veassls,
nerves and absSrbents. One Of it, obvious uses
10 to sscrete aud prepare the bile. II likewise
iltsrs and purises the blood. II this work 10
impsrfectly performed, the blood, of course, 10.
comes vi,isted, and there 10 the true origin Of
several dangerous diseases, such q liver com.
piaints, pulmonary consumption, &c. when the
liver 10 torpid or obstructed, It cannot strata or
purify the blood properly, and the vital csrr ont
10 cent back, IL morbid condition, through the
lungs. brain, sud other parts. carrying isnodlce
bilious affections, distractions Of the kidsesa,
headschee grsvel, or come other disorder Of .
more fatal nature. The blood in its circulation
takes in many impurities, snd ifthess are NOT
separated by the liver. tho Consequences We
have described must follow. II 10 impossible 70
cure consumption. scrofula, or scarcely any 9th
er kind Of alterations, while thas impostaut or.
gan, che liver, is diseased. For shis came res
son:
5chsnck's Mandrake Pills unlock the gall
bladder, aud relax the secrstions, - we'll - the
blue mass or any preparation Of calomel; in feet
their remedial operation is % remarkable, thst
some physicians have asserted thsA cslomel
must be one the ingre dients in their compost
tion. This chGge has been denisd b the cath
OF DIR Schemes, made before an Alderman Of
Philadelphia. Besides, il must be alleged that
these Pitts never cause ssliv alton, or any other
i'll effect which follows the use Of minera: pois.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

no0fLAnI's GERMAN BlTTERs,
H0o1ald' S German
TONIC.
Prepared BY DR.. o. n. JACKSON
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Tho Great Remedies fer oil
Diseases u the
LIVER, STOMACH, Or
Dl0ESTlvE ORGANS.
Mo0nand'S German Bltters
are composed sf the pure juices (es. ~ they are
incidentally Ter med. Ex.rac,s,
Of Roots, Herbs and Barks. max
ing p reparati on. highly CON
mixturs Of any kind.
M00FlAND'S GERMAN TONIC
IL eombinstieu Of oil the inercdisuta Of The Bit
ters. with the pusest quality Of Santa Crux
Hum, Orange. ETC.. making one Of the most
pleasant and agreeable remedies ever offered 70
the public.
those prsferring Medicine free from Alec.
holic adnixture. viii use
nOonand's German Dlttcrs.
In cases Of nervous depression, when soms
alcoholic stimulus 10 pecssaary.
no0FlAnD'S GERMAN TONIC
should be used.
The Bitters or the Tonic are both equally
good, cad contain the $3.50 medicinal virtuea
The stomach. from variety Of causes. such
= Indigestion. ID yspepsia, Nervous
he f.nestcss dersa god. The result
or more Of the following diseases
Constipation, Ilstslcncs. lnwsrd Piles, Fol.
ness Of Hood 70 the Head. Acidity Of the
Stomach. Nausea, Hsartburn, disgust
for the Food, Fulness or Weight in
che Stemsch, Hcar Eructaai0us.
Sinking or Flutseripg Ct the III Of
the Stomach. swimming q the
nssd. Hurried or Di6ieuii breath
Ing. Fluttering q the Heart, Choking Or
Suaocating Ssnsations When 10 Lying
Posture. Dimness Of Vision, Dots
Or Webs before the Sight, Dull
Pain inthe Head. Dsacien.
q Of Perspiration.
| h; i VI: rs: ::: &c., (;
| Chest, Limbs. etc, Sudden Flushes Of
| HEAT. Burning in tho Flesh. Constant
/ lmaGlninge CT EvE, ana 0oAe
| Depression Of Spirits.
These remedies will efectualiy cure Live
Oomylaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Chronic 81
Nervous Debility. Chronic DisrrhorA, Disease o
the Kidneys, and oil Diseases arising from
Oissrdsred Liver. Stomach. or Intestines.
- n DlL1T
Resulting from any Cause whateves
PROsTRATlON OF THE TYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hard
ships, Exposure. Fsvers. etc.
There Is no mcdicins1 extant equal TO thes
rsmedi In such easce. 4 tons and vigor !
iap.r..d 70 .h. >.hol. system. III
Appetite 10 Strepg y thened, food is en-
Iioyed. the 6tomsc h digests prompt
". the blood 70 purified, the complex zion b.
GENES sosnd and hsslthy. tho ysllsw tings
sradicated from the eyes, . bloom 10 given I
the checks and the weak and nervous inva
becomes . strong and healthy being.
Peroono Advanced - Life.
And feeling the hand Of time weighing hssvil
upon them, with al It's attendant ills, will fin
in the use Of these BITrERS, or the TONIC, =
elixir that will instill new life into their VEIN
more youthful days, build up their shsunke
forms. and give heslth and thsppinsss to the
remaining years.
NOTICE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
1(eurh, : celia Or Z Ssre Threat

HsviuR 3 dr. q inducDee 70 tne tNtss stsO mmos1
- relief For Bronchitis. Asthina,
Ontnyr.h. couaufnptivea ana Inroass
Ssn1,-rs and Public Speakers use
them 70 !. ar and strengthen the voice:
% n0t .asc sny Of the worthless 1mifationc cav
~ he ,sferc1. sold RvsryWhsfe. uOvi1-dkwm
STOP THE ROBBEH!
poSoasnk - sssbsss WY. 1sshes nne. o.
oossse, 80 \ esa1As Ne eaos 80 ai''ioas d
Assse az CArr m grorr1D..
what thsnS Hls fnvages eon b eeRoteed
m ~ THAN TIN MlNCxA.
A. - 6G1s. Ne sr6ab1e - eaneo sssnoessoo
. absss. 4, No 9 e sts' no;,on nam MN
1r.ssse : suiSfb bi1ek o. ony e1eos oensovn vi!
al bat 1irscuioas rapldity. uaesnssssfed ~
Cna GRADO0O. = Ma1ea Le.es Neg yosk. sss'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05
NOTICE.

IL we'll established fact that fully one
halfof the fsmals portion Of The
populstion ere eel = dom in the euioy-
ment Of good heal tn or 10 use their
own expression, ''never feel we'll" They ere
lsnguid, devoid Of al energy, extremely ner-
nous. and have no appetite.
TO this class Of persons the BlTfERS. ori she
TONIC. are especially recommended.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

Are made strong BY the use Of either Of these
remedies They will cure every case OF AAkAS-
NUS, without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in
he hands ofthe proprietor. but spsce will allow
Of the publication Of but few. Those, IL will be
observed, are men Of note and 81 such standing
thea they must b believed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

We presume that there is not . single reader
-four paper, or any other intelligent person il
the community that has not hssrd Of Ds.
Schenck's famous 0eaweed Tsnic II 10 one OF
the few really great medicines Of the age. and
is performing wonders wherever II is perssver.
ingly and properly used. 1t is:
FIRST. A Tonic or Stimulsnt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-05

And feeling the hand Of time weighing hssvily
upon them, with al It's attendant ills, will find
in the use Of these BITrERS, or the TONIC, IN
elixir that will instll new life into their veins,
restore 10 . measure the e1ergy and ardor Of
more youthful days. build up their shsunken
forms. and give heslth and thsppinsss to their
remaining years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17
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Church Di1.erfOrU,

Sc. JOHNS EPISC0PALc HJRcH-on 9Th
stsoel, between Concert and High. Services every
sqnAsy Al II a M. and p. SABBATH School
At clock a. N. jams
WEsTMINsTgER PREsBY TERRAIN
CHURCH. 20. SION Seventh street, between
Main and Blondeaa. Services every Sabbath a.
/ a. M and p. m Sabbath School 81 =. N.
febiI'fs.iy VI. g. csAie, Pastor.
UNITED PREsBYTERIAS-Cor. Bon lean
anil orb streets. Services every sabbath at e.
IN. aud I n. m. Sunday School at " a.
anref-. tss-tv JANIS BRoNS. Pastor.
GoNGREGATIoNAL CHURcH-iIigh street.
between Fifth and sixth. Services every Sab
bath at II a. m. and p. m. sabbath School al
p. m. Prayer meeting on wednesday evenings
naYi6-'G6-ly
EXCHANGE STREET u. E. CHuRcU-on
Exchange street. tetNssn Third and Fourth.
Preaching every Sabbath 81 | a. N. aud ! P. u.
Sabbath School q, q .. N. Public PRAYER Meeting
On Wednesday evening. t. IL. II is4ss,
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. f. CHURCH Cor
ner Of Seventh AMI Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath AZ II a. II. and . p. n. Sabbath
School at q. M. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wedneslay evening". J9HS HAYNES,
apr2T- '53-ig Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN eerner High and
Fourth streets. Services esarY Sabbath al Ii a.
N and p. u. sunday ssaaol 81 q ?. "a,
apr2s-'a5 l. y. gftTrfspgs, Pas.or.
FIRST BAPTIST CHuEcH-corner Of Bon
dean and Eighth streets. Preaching at II \. N.
and = ". sundsy School st q \. N. Public
Frazer Meeting s s On Msanesqss sys g. ar
UNITARIAN CHuRCH-opsn for pubiic SER
vice at II M, and at ] p. N. The public scr
daily invited.
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RIVER me Ws.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Phil. Sheridan, ST. Louis.
" Minnesota,
Harry johnson,
Tom Jasper,
= Daysnpors.
DErAsrrass.
stsaiasr Andy johnson, ST. I.,.,;.
:. Phil. Shsridaa, 81. Psa;.
. Minnesota.
= Davenport.
be hey CITY, Of the Northwestern rnioa
Line, ~iil he siong for ST, Paul ri. sf,e..
lz', .. - : . s1oek. s. u Archer, agent.
- ftgqIsf packet. for ST. L.o.;, To- uo,.
".shsng vii be the Tor. .ta.oer Rar.
- sass.sr' Esl,er,a. clsrk. At & a,c,o,L
o. rs .sssfy JOHNSON, IS. lee 49,.
The Aoiais aep.k. III. 80,
morning, NJ o'eieck. Hail. No. , !,
Clerk haaser,
Ihs pabs4tss il ase ira.a ..,o..
Jso.is. 'sf ~
The bssenport DspsseraS ~ u. lii
The fdlg~sngs The steamer ke,ta.,n..
DROPPED Que q her wheels nssr skunk ,;.a.
short d'ssanes helo~ Burlington, o.. A.,
down "Trip The Canada took Of her ns...,
gers sni brought them 70 Burlington,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

ore fsiend Lowry. thus early anticipating
the first summer month. hands US that excel
lent lady magazine, God.y's Laigs Beok
for Jane. It IS x beauty, aad viii win The
hearty admiration Of The sex. Go to Lowry >
and get it. He hands rs also, from the house
OF Griggs 4 Co, Chicago, a new story, '.ste-
ven Lawrence, CONAN, by Mrs Edwards.
We can make no ft notice of Il now.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

tbs mandamus cases in the q. S Circni,
Court at Des Moines against the Board of
Supervisors OF Lee comfy wsre continued to
the October term, on motion Of George Il.
MeCrary, Esq, counsel for the Board, on
the ground that the service Of the alterna-
tive writ was defective. SO the conflict which
will result from the issuing Of peremp,ory
writ Of mandamus is postponed for the pres.
emf
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WARSAW ITEAs. Captain J. r Williams.
OF the packet Eagle, .eok his boat up the
Des Moi4es river, one day last week as far
IS Sc. Francisville. 1.-The Warsaw pdriisg
Club has handsomely fitted up club rnom
The following named gentlemen were ELECTED
Il; the annual meeting, m Monday lat 10
serve as officers for the ensuing year james
Hill. President; Morris Baker, Vice Pres
iient j. b. CahilI, Secretary Fay s. Wor-
then. Treasurer, and George j. Rogers, Hen
RI j. Knox and James Mckee, Board Of Di>
rectors.......T Tie Base Ball Clubs have organ
ized for the season. 80. Last Sunday a War
saw lady found the corpse of new born babe
in her cellar The lady enquired of The ser
rant. woman who had been in their employ
for several weeks, If she knew anything about
l.. She ackno sledgsd, withon. any attempt
to concealment, that the child was hers, she
had Int il where il was found, and that she
hal Intended to bury it that evening. That
The child had been dead " ek, aud had
keptt in trunk until Sunday morning. She
testified that she is married, and that her
husband had lei her aud has gone gu, west.
The raaaea. .b- gaze for not making known
her situation before was that she was afraid
she would be discharged. A post n9ltsa
examination was made By Dr.. Moss, and as
there were no marks OF violence on the
child body. the Jury returned a verdict Of
death by unknown cause. These items are
BaiLs tined.
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st. Louis 4 Quincy Packet Co.

TOM JAsPER.-Ths ans steamer !, Tom
1snar = IN leave Keokuk for st. Louis every Mon
day ats m. and Thursday at o'clock q. m
MOLLIE MePIXE, every Tuesday ana
Friday, Mt 6 o'clock 3. II. Meals ana 1'ais-
rooms free. r1h
Fare from Keokuk to St. Lenis, sue through
bills Of lading given for freight to all NATIONS "h
the Des Moines Valley Railroad.
An f,e;gbt for The liver conveyed to the Agent
At Keokuk viii be attended to without delay, and
free Of charge. r,
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CtgRs's oFricF, Lee county. Iowa, |

Fort Madison, May 18th, 1858.
NoTlcr is hereby given that by order oil
the Hon. Francis Springer Judge. the May
term of the District Court OF Lee County,
Iowa, VIII De adjourned for one week, 50 ms
70 commence on Monday. May 18th, 1868.
Jurors sum moned are required to appear in
Court at O'Clock, p. u. Of said day.
CHARLES Dossg. Clerk.
mayi5-3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

VIZ offer for sale, ii the New York Store,
for this week, two hundred remnants Of best
Prints, Mer!mae's, spragae and Dnuell's,
for iza cents yard five pieces Of job lot
of Ginghams, i2a centsi smother arrival
OF those Is cent table linen.
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Arrivalsand Departaresof the Malls
Arrivals and DEPARTURES Of IsekHk PafkHs'

ROB ROT, Arrives on sunday a ~ Tn anJ,s
day, a, o'clock p. M. and Departs y
and Friday, at o'clock q pi'l
Amy JOHNSON, Arrives on Tue ln.sda ~
and Friday, st o'clock ?, M, ana pspAi'a -
"wednesday and Saturday, at a. IN.
m JOHNSON. Arrives on Saturday ana
wsdnssday, at 8 p. m, and@Departs on MONDAY
- rbgrsdsy, at Z a. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

TgE Sunday School Teachers Institute
will hold its regular meeting al the New
School Presbyterian Church 90 Monday
evening, 18th inst, nj 40. A cordial iny!.
tation is extended TO al. Opening address,
by Reverend Mr.. .Iudkins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

Mrslc-Mrs. A. c. Burr, g most success.
full teacher Of twenty years experience. will
receive few more pupils in music, French
or drawing. Apply corner of Fifth and
Fulton streets. any time after 9 clock =. NJ,
mayl6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

BoARpERs. Two gentlemen, with their
Exchange street, two coors from the corner
of Second. Day boarders wanted Enquire
on The premises. mayl5-3t
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FnKsH ARRIVALS. Choice los Of Novel,
tea, Lace Aprons, Nainsool, Aprons, Mer'
settle trimmings, Lama Lace Points, Dress
Goods, &c, &c. For beautifai goods al iow
prices 60 TO r. II Bos'wick's sun-tu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

A match game will he played between the
Hawkeye B. b C. of Keokuk, and the Oc>
cidental, jan, of Quincy, or Monday, Mt the
Athlete grounds.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17
CITY NEWS.

ANOTHER splendid line Of the lates, style
dress goods, grenadins. Hernam's organdies,
&C., Just received at Phillips Kerr s. 8
Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

esE Of the most desirable residences in
the city will be sold at auction May GOTH at
II o'clock 3. NJ, See under head OF New
Advertisements. LOWELL Howe,
I'd AGctioner:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

TaERE was fall attendance at the meet
ing at the Court House last evening. The
discussion continued into Sunday morning.
The Council adjourned to Wednesday eve
ming.