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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

A SALr LAKE. special = hest Losis Den
ocrit says the hanging Of tArss seaghs y
Beer River City, on he llth, DreYieaaly -.
ported, created grsas excitement, aad ysstsf-
fday . mob Of sems zoe mea burned the
Frontier Iadcx ofice and ne jail The cisi-
ssns armed them selves asd fred u The mob,
killing ten and wouadine . nambef. Is ~
feared the whole tovn would b burned, and
women and children were dssi0G for sAlsty.
Bear River City is eighty miles 80 of Sall
Lake City.
4 DISPATCH from San Fnneisco seys rich
discoveries vi silver deposits are daily neds
10 the White Piue region Of the Stats Of
Nevada notwithstanding the near approach
Of inter-, there 10 . gress rush Of people 70
that rseisn. The great richness of the silver
( Is simost incredible. Silver u taken oDt BY
millions. Many San Francisco capitalista
are Investing large sums in the Whue Pins
districk .Iga
JoH1 K1rG. well knswn citizen of 81.
Louis, haa 6lsd : pseisioa in ~ Cissais
Court sstifag f6fth aoths curious iAes1 regard
ing tAa. .faeebAll Howe losiAry. King PIT
his house in the sekeos. n was dsaws 81
the Associates, ~ ~ IsssisiAe . Air .
sAass - he thinks himself sArtsasd 70, 10 ~
psdiates the wholS thing, and aaaoal ees il
- Illegal s~Maa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

Tas Peoria fraasc,4pe mentions rumor
thai gentleman, formerly resident Of Pc
ORIG, Who figured 10 divorce case not long
ago aud VINO was Afterwards married, has
eaofsd with his former vife. The parties
reside short distances from Peoria, il anoth-
er toubtv s54alaf ss
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:
HGt IL aEt,s item. W AXE fton' the
Sioux City Journal, which shows how the
broa1 aSsss "a ~ West are ssttling hp
with radicals
OfCh yeennty fhs JournaLssys !: s'Thia
county il not behind her sistsrs in North
westrn IoYa, sld slpwaa good RSpa blican
record. privA,e letter received few days
since, informs Us that Of he eighty votes
cast in the county, seveniy-six were Repnb-
licanelnd - rW9ninas foqrsere hsdly
se-atskJ pcrsaie tick rs. 1eenf VISITS
count Cav Ely fssR II pssiicansS I've Dem
cratic votes. Let the work 60 forward.
friends. Fill up the new counties with good
radicals, and ~ eofs.a sph5 it Alons,, or
come over to the winning side
OF Qeeplee p, sei.h: "Mr. Wright Of
Cherokee county writes u that Cherokee has
fullyssaaAaiasd~ her former reputation q
Rspas bounty. The oihcial canvass Of
Pilot toxaship shows tseusy-fbur Kepnbli
cans1S 81 asoosssiss Cherokee so~asaip;
oticials 6ahlicsa. twenty oas, dsnoosat
one -p0ots fsHov. Sprint ts~ntAip petit
twenty votes and 10 q lsasa 4Arssf.oarshs
Republican. Willow township ~ fifteen
votes, and 10 also largely Republican. The
Repubi@ss majority Of the county will no.
fall short 81 1if,y -. - s, s.s S.
And this Of Northern Nebraska: "a letter
from oesaorsspondent a 81. Helene, shows
that Nprthera Nebraska Is right upon the
grea. political questions, a. upon every thing
else. TIC Fsstonis as yet sparsely eei,led
and votsrslnot numerous but, soapd. Fan
quicAi anntl gass tssnsy ono Repsbli-
can totx6 democratic Votes Republican
majority of x1slsSa- In Cedar county
Grant and ColfAx received ffiy seven votes
to .k1tl Seymour and Blair-a majority
tor shs.Os.sa Il swsntY-ssvsg. 81. Jsmes
preoiAstGasA tvestIr nins, slsaieht Rspubli-
can yptssy 80 oppoaiiad., TAsfs an 6i;s
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tickets, and did NOT know me names 81 he
demoSfs6S sandidA,1 :ss1nd Il tASif Reps6-
licasnstthsss did nos feel disposed 70 On.
tighten them, tAsy rsfsad 10 vote. Mex
time SayMdAS sstinga xtonnd the circle h
had bspff .ieot Iltsr this portion 81 Ne.
braala>t 0f1X4TIf1Si ffffEn I'll 1917
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

s Is & IS
Il 80 80 sac
l!.
BOQlLAiRs sGIfyiN BITTER, ]; !
vso5lEAy1 lJo4JI
sses4ar
HD0FLaND' 5 GERMAN
500 t.81 1853 e
I'll IA
Prepared " DR.. GIN. Jackson,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa
The GREAT REMEDY
FOR all Diseases Of the
Liver, Stomach,
or Digestive Organs.
Hollands German Bitters.
q ..a ss 81 !. as sss,
highly c,rc.ntratsd and ssirsly from alcoholic adj
airtsve II day kAsd 8w
HoolAnll'e German I onic
Il ombisa,son o AL The ingredients Of the Bntars,
With ths parssss 4naaitJ otsantA csss Rn, Orange.
etc. mixing one q sns T.. mot Pleasant aud
Those prefsr-tusa medicine tree ffom Alcoholic ad-
ai1ts-e viii
Uo0llNntl'A GERMAN Ritters.
In cases. Of nervous depression, when some alcoholic
sGni0lns IL necess1v.
HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC
ahcud b. us<d
The Bitters the Touic both equally gotd and
eon..in the same medicinal virtues.
The stomach, nom varsity ~ causes such rs indi-
very ap, to have ir0 iane,,on. dsransed.
The result OF witch 10 that the patient suffers
from several q more Of the following dtseasse:
Constipation, Flatulence, Inward Piles, Full
ness of Blood to the Head. Acidity of
the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for the Food Eulness
or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sink
.ng or Flustering at the Pit
Of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried or Difficult brea-
thing, F1niertng at the Heart, Choking
or Sui coating Sensations when in Lying
Posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain in
the pead. Deficiency of Perspi-
ii. .f ssin ". : 81 o1Rs,.sa.s, '' Pain e
in the Sides, Back, Chest, Limbs,
ETC., Sudden FIushes Of Heat, Burning
in the Flesh, Constant Imeginings Of Evil,
and Great Depression Of Spirits.
Janndios Dysy-ps@ Chronic Nervous Debility ehro-
mic DArrh-A D,sos4. % the Kidneys. aud all Dseases
raisng from Dsordercd Liver Stomach or Intestines
DEBILITY
| Resnl,ing from any Cause Whatever;
| PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM,
| induced by Severe Labor, Hardships,
| Exposure, Fevers, etc.
There IL % ne,rc :, tart equal these remedies IN
srch cesss tone and sisov is1Arted to the hee
sy.,. N. ,ss sts.ass GOD sas Is
blood i. psriasd, the.M6 oomplesion becomes
sound and healthy the yellow tinge is eradatAd from
the eyes bloom is to the cheeks, and this weak
and invalid becoms strong aad healthy being
Persons .kdrAMCed in Life
And feeling the hand Of tir,e weighing heavily upon
them With al IL attendant s, will ind In the Of
these TONIC elixir that will till
new their veins restore in the enerf
ardor of youthful ys build up their srpnf
i FORMS and give health and happiness ther
4 ing years.
NOTICE.
Itsa we'll established fact that fully half of the
! female p' rtton OF our population are seldom
/ their own expression, never feel WE'LL they
languid, devoid of all anc
i have appetite.
To this class of the Bttsfs the Tonic
especially commended.
| WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are mAde strong By the OF either OF these remedies
They will every OF MARASNU5 without fail.
| TAousands OF certificates have accumulated In the
hands Of the proprietor but will allow OF the pub
LEGATION Of but few. These will be observed,
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THE 0ATECITY
KEtk,'K. IqwsAs


sAItRDAY noElINc. NOV. - 8
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NOTICE.

Itisa we'll established fact that fully half of the
female p rficn of ours population seldom
In the snjoymen Of good health, or, to nse
lAngud devoid Of all energy tremeiy anc
have no appetite.
To this class of persons the Bttsrs the Tonic
specially commended. =
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are inside strong By the OF either OF these remedies
They will every OF MARASNU3 without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In the
hands Of the proprietor but will allow OF the pub
lcation Of but few Theme, 1t will be Observed
Of note aud such standing tina. they must be be-
lisvsd.
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Chicago Iron WOelka.

MI sun, 81 to 80 Franklin street, MAAufA
~ Wrought and Caet Iron for buildings bridges
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Psrsons .felranced im Lire

And feeling the hand Of t!re weighing heavily upon
them With al IL attendant ill., viii nd In the Of
these BI rTEHs tho oNIC, elixir that will inst
new life into their veins restore in the enerf3
and ardor of youthful y= build up their slirpnE
on FORMS and give health and happiness ther remain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

IEULgkR, PAGE HOYNR, BlaLk Book aaanlae-
- tursrs eteam Job Rrintsfs and Jobbsrs of fin .
PAPERS ationery and Rinders Goods l2s $50 Lax.s
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\ 9T'0MLfNs0N Bpo6, Publishers ard Bookseller. %
L Lake street, fprnish sasdsy echool Librsrtes on
Abera terms 0AialpGuespi 1hdsG school publications.
. lurniahed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-28

DRfGHAM, GOODYEAR 4 HAYES, Coach and
u dizzy GAfdwsre. Lesthe, Hobs, spekes aud
Co -riAss wrk, sprinss, AxlSs, Bolts and Aallssbis
III Lake street.
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TIEDERW GOD 90, Com mi ssion Merchants in Flour
u Grain, Feeds, Pork Lard Beef Tsilov ETC., oaes
Is WasLingtcn street.
lrILEs.. GOLlf q ke1AHAN, ODmnission Nsr-
= chants sTd provisipn paalags 2SS SeutA
Water street Chicago.
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Resulting from any Cause Whatever;
PROSTRATION OF THE SYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor, Hardships,
Exposure, Fevers. etc.
There 10 taDt equal TO these remedies IN
srch c,sss tone and sisov y iAiArted to the hole
eyeteua, the AWE TIT il stre. gths ned food ts
enjoyed tho stomach dgeats promptly, the
blood Is PARTED, the complexion becomes
sound and healthy the yellow tinge eradcatAd from
the eyes bloom given cheeks, and this weak
Inn ali hacn adj
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-15
RARNuM,s MusEuM CuR1os1r1rs.-

BARNuM's MUsEpN CURIosITIEs.-
AT Washington Hall this afternoon and
evening. All the living cnriosities who
escaped the destruction of P. 7. Bar
NUNS Museum on Broadway, are on
exhibition at Washington Hall this af-
ternoon and evening. The famous Fat
woman" weighing 500 pounds, the
Nova Scotia Giantess, Annie Swan,
over feet high, the curious little dwarf,
Willie Wallace. % inches high, the
Pickwickian Baby who weighs only 90
pounds, the lovely Circassian maids,
Zalumma Agra and Sobeide Lutte and
others will be present. Twolevees will
be held. The afternoon will commence
at and close at o'clock, and will en-
able the ladies and little one to be pres
ent and avoid the crowd oft evening.
They will arrive on special car, kind
ly placed at their disposal by the @. d
p. Railway, this forenoon, and are en-
route west, previous to their departure
for Europe. Ofcourse everybody will
turn out to see the great showman's
Living Wonders. Elsewhere the halls
have not been large enough to hold the
crowds that have thronged to behold
them. 1t is strictly novel, unexcep-
tionable and pleasant exhibition, and
we hope all our citizens will avail them
selves ofthe rare opportunity OF seeing
this wonderful exhibition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-15

RIVER NEws.-The river last even
ing was rising with feet 4 inches in
the channel. Business on the wharf
was quite dull during the day.
The steamers Grey Eagle, Ingomnr
and Argosy arrived from Pittsburgh
Wednesday night. The former depart
ed for Parkersburg and the latter for
Cincinnati.
Boats arriving and departing yester-
duy were the Rebecca and Bayard
from Parkersburg; st. Charles from
Cincinnati; w. f. Curtis from St.Louis;
Forest City nom Steubenville and Jas.
Rees from Suntish.
The Bayard, st. Charles, and lingo
gomar left for Pittsburgh Rebbeoca
for Parkersburgi Forest City for Steu-
benVille and Jas. ReeS for Suntish.
Boats Due-Express and Grey Eagle
from Parkersburg; Belle Vernon, from
Pittsburgh, and X. r. Hudson from
Cincinnati.
Boats leaving to-day: The Grey
Eagle, for Pittsburgh, at a. M; Ex-
press, for ParkersbuTg, at IL a. M;
Forest City, for SteubeRville, at 213 p.
M; Rees, Tor Sunfish, at p. M; Bay
ard, for Marietta and Parkersburg, at
s p. IN.
We had the pleasure yesterday, of
our fat friend Billy Anderson,
clerk OF the steamer Robert Moore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-15

TIE CHEAPEST RooF Is THE GRAVEL
RooF.-Nr. George Crumbacker OF this
city, is fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method,
and warrants his work to give satisfac-
ton, either in resisting fire or turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that frees It from oil and benz
zole, and no matter how great the heat,
it will not run. 1t is equally efficient
in roofs of every conceivable pitch. Mr.,
Crumbacker Keeps on hand roofing
cement and cement for tanks and side
walks of the best quality, and for sale
at the lowest rates. This roofing has
stood a test of fifteen years in Pitts
burgh.
Address me through the Post-office,
or call at my Establishment, head Of
Lindsey street. All orders will be
attended to promptly. apr7-Sm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-15

TIE CONCERT last night was a great
success financially, and in musical
point of view deserving of encomium.
To particularize the soloists where all
acquitted themselves so we'll might be
out of place, and the choruseJ were all
well sung. Yet. in this latter part.
many Improvements might have been
made, little more shading OF tone,
and better balancing OF the parts,
would have created a much more favor
able effect. AS II was, the Soprano
part overbalRnced all else, while the
Alto and Tenor parts were scarcely to
be heard; nevertheless, the choruses
were sung better than ever the Beetho-
ven Society sang before. -
Without intending TO depreciate the
performances of any OF the other SOLO
lists, we may say that we We're particu-
larly pleased with Miss Gussie Todd's
encore piece, "The Brook''-a most
charming idyl and charmingly sung.
A word TO the audience-don't in
future talk while a piano solo is being
PLAYED, In one solo, talking was al
most universal, and we think IL those
who did so would stop to consider, that
classic music as well rendered as IL
was, is seldom heard here, they would
not do SO. Refrain in future for the
benefit of those who may want TO
hear.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-15

Mrs. GEN. GRANT writes: SIT af-
fords me great pleasure to bear witness
to the excellence of the Grover Il Baker
Family Sewing Machine. have had
one in my family for some two years.
and from what know of its workings,
and from the testimony of many of my
friends who use the same, can hardly
plete or give better satisfaction. The
machine 1 have is one of this most ele-
giant have ever seem" Salesroom at
Oxtoby & Duflield's jewelry sotre, 103,
Main street, where a full stock OF
watches. clocks, jewelry, spectacles,
silver plated ware and fancy goods can
be found.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-15

Prize FIouT.-on Wednesday dis
play of muscle took place mt secluded
spot on the Island, which is snid to
have been OF highly scientific charac-
ter. The contestants were two youths
sixteen or seventeen years old. Their
names we did not learn. The whole
affair was conducted according TO the
most approved rules of the ring. and
the way the Ciaret flew from mob" and
''gOb" at each resembling blow was
cheering TO behold. II is IL pity that IL
wasn't Thought worth while TO let the
reporters know tho contest was
coming of, as IA full and exhaustive
account OF the battle would then have
been given with all the glory of head
lines and slang. II the young gentle,
men conclude to fight again let them
remember that the reporter Is US neces
sary 10 their subsequent fame, Rs the
sacred poet WAS OF old to that of the
victor III the Olympic contests.
LuteT-We have been informed that
the two prize lighters were Messrs
Harry Pemberton and John Richard
son. Peck Deiters was the referee.
Time being called for the secont
round, both men came up promptly
and after some sparring, PembertoI
struck Richardson below the belt. 4
cry of foul was Immediately raised by
the latter'S friends, and he was declar'
ed winner of the fight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-15

ANCIENT AND MODERN BLIsTERINa.-
Old Chaucer, the "pure well of English
undefled," as Spenser calls him, in
one of his celebrated Canterbury Tales
relates in the most graphic manner
how a numerous gentleman came to
grief in consequence of a foul expert
ment which he fooIishly made. In that
case the gentleman suffered by the I'M
expected application of the hot coulter
of ploughshare to tender portion of
his person. In the case we have
in view, which occurred in East
Wheeling, day or two since, the Of
Tending Individual WAS grieved by the
application of boiling water-and this
because OF conduct on his part hardly
fit for relation.to modern Gears polite"
though it would have furnished the
ground work for u capital story in
Chaucer's time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-15

STEINwAY's UPRIGHT PIANO, nsed at
the Concert last night, was perfect
gem, unsteady speaking. The FIRST
one our citizens ever heard in concert
was this, and by Its power, brilliancy
and sweetness, won its way at once
into favor. We heard many speak
with delight of 1t, and we may as we'll
repeat Max. Maretzek's opinion, re-
Gently expressed. "I consider the
SteinwRy Upright Piano to exceed eve
ry other piano for Opera and Concert
performances, and use no other at the
deserves credit for introducing this
marvel to our public, and we expect to
sec many purchased by our musical
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-15

DISCOVERY IN CENTRE WHEELINa.-
People living in the vicinity OF the
the Centre Wheeling Market House
have had their nostrils seriously Of
Tended for some time past with horri-
bic stencil for which no cause could be
assigned. The mystery, however,
came to light yesterday when a little
boy, crawling under the floor of an old
carpenter shop standing near the said
market house, in order to procure hens
eggs for sucking, discovered the putrid
cnrcHsses of three hogs. How the hogs
came TO die there is not known. Star
vntiun could hardly have been the
cause in a large city like this. But the
boy made his discovery known. The
Street Commissioner heard of 1t, aud
not being able TO find an owner for
dead hogs, had the nuisances promptly
removed and cast into the river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-15

ACCIDENT on THE BALTIMORE AMI
ONO RAILRoAD.-On Monday evening
last, us the slow stock train. due nj
Moundsvillo Mt $3.50. p. M, was ap,
Pronching that place, the locomotive
No. lG2, which wHs drawing the train
ran of The track and turned square
around. The tender was upset, the
freight cars wrecked and their con-
tents damaged. The track also was
torn up Tor Il considerable extent. The
accident caused the detention OF tho
Fast Line and Express trains, bound
East, for seven or eight hours. Mr..
Geo. McConnughoy, the fireman, had
his back sprained, and his right hip
bruised
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-15

The CIRCUIT COURT was engaged yes.
terdny in the trial of civil suit OF
some interest TO the public.
The suit WAS brought by William
Skeeles to recover damages from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co., for
the killing and manning of 81 sheep
out Off lot of 3I7 shipped over tho road
10y the said Skeeles. The defence
claimed that the plaintiff had released
them from ull liability by signing n re-
lease at the time OF shipment. The
case WAS argued and given to the jury,
who .ound verdict for tho amount OF
damages claimed by the plaintiff, 1904
~, with interest from April 49, 1860.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-15

RuNAwAY.-ConsId Excitement
was created on Market street yesterday
morning, by the fearful pace Mt which
a couple Of spirited horses drew after
them wagon continuing milk cans.
When the horses had arrived at the
Second Ward Market House they were
y good deal fatigued with their volun-
tary exercise, and suffered themselves
10 De stopped.