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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27
0On SWARMS OF BEES
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wish to purchase swarms to start an
other Apiary in the country, where l will
change them to italian bees. A good
swarm of bees will weigh from 5 to fbs,
for which will pay in the month of May
81 per pound. In the first part of June rs
cents per pound In the latter part Of
June so cents per pound. In the first part
of July % cents per pound. All after that
10 cents per pound.
swarnis can easily be forced any time the
hive can spare them. Thus the keeper can
have his swarms when he wants them and
prevent their flying to the woods. tSee
Hand Book OH bee>culture. Price by mail
85 cents.)
keep iull hives of Italian bees for sale,
also Queens From one queen all the bees
In an Apiary can be changed to Italian.
Why not keep the best? Send and got
my circular. free. also sell the Leaf bee
hive, Glass Honey Boxes and Bee~hats.
NV handbook on bee culture feel sure
will give many desirable hints on the sub
jecl TO the ce-keeper who has not book
on the subject.
n. wILKIN.
Mayl3, lSss-3mo.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

JuE OLD GUARD from now to November
will be more valuable than ever to Demo
cratic readers. AS the political topics dis
cussed will have close relation to the great
and gave issues before the country, every
Democratic voter should get the work. Sin
gle copy. 25c. ; one copy, one year, 50. Van
Evrie, Horton & Co.. publishers, No. l62
Nassau street, New York.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

THE TELEGRApH.-It is predicted that
in the course ofa few years the telegraph
will, in great measure. supersede the post
office. In some countries Of Europe, tele-
grams are now transmitted very cheap
In Paris the tariff has recently been reduo-
ed to five cents for twenty words, sent to
anywhere within the city.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

A LARGE FARM-Two men in Cadiz,
Ohio have bought whole township, 81, 040
acres, in Stanton county, Nebraska, and
will cultivate it as farm. Their residence
will be put in the center. with streets laid
out and an avenue around the whole estate,
lined with the Usage hedge. This, says
. correspondent, SIS only sample OF oul
Nebraska farming. "-IHts. Dtpatch.
n@-Tho gentlemen spoken of are our
enterprising fellow citizens, Waiter Craig
and Ephrain. CLARK.
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NOTICE TO
|Tax-Payers! !
Adjourned Meeting of Board OF
Equalization.

AUDITORS OFFICE, HARRISON Co., o.,
CADIz, May ii, 1863
NOTICE is hereby given that the board
of EQUALIZATION will meet ut the Auditors,
in Cadiz, on Monday, J une 8, 1858, for
the purpose of Equalizing the personal
property as returned by the Assessors Of
Harrison county. for the year 1868, and for
the purpose of hearing all complaints which
may be presented against the Assessments
made by Township Assessors. s7
ed or aggrieved will present their cases al
Sa d Session or forever hold their peace.
By Order of Board,
w. II. Mccoy, Auditor.
Max, o7 1899 Ee4
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''To BE HAPPY you MUST BE V1RTUoUs. "
SO said the late humorist, Artemas Ward,
the Snowman. 70 cure any kind Of Humor,
take DR.. j. W. PoIauds Humor Doctor,
composed OF several of the best toots and
herbs ever ured for purifying the blood. and
which have been used by our grandmothers
in past generations. Sold by NJ. l.. Miller
& Co., Steubenvile, Ohio.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

CATIFoRNIA WHEAT Crop. THE wheat
crop of California for the present year will
be about 20,000,000 bushels, and the crop
ofoats $500 600 bushels. Some anxiety is
is isexpressed that there will be deficient
tonnage for the export of -four and grain,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

sGS John Phillips have received another
lot of those elegant Boots and Shoes.
His stock. comprises every size
Mems Dalmorals and Caters,
Boots, Walking Shoes and Oxford Ties,
Got up by first class makers.
He has large and complete assortment
of Childrens Shoes, at prices to suit the
times.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

The Radical Convention for this
County is called for Monday, June IS. 1t
is not worth while for these gentlemen to
nominate ticket this season, as the Dem
ocrats will be the cocks of the walk. y
Mark that!
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WE'arc assured that the firm Of Eastman
& Kendall, 65 Halover Street, Boston,
Mass, advertised In our columns, is trust
worthy and reliable. For 10 cts. they send
patent pen fountain, and check dcscrib-
ing an artilc 70 be sold for 81. Their club
system Of selling goods is Lccoming quite
popular, particularly with the ladies'. II is
worthy oi u trial Buffalo Gaafte.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

ALL those indebted to the estate of the
late Samuel Slemmons are hereby notified
that all accounts must be settled immediate
ly, or they will be left with the proper Off
c,rs for collection. / do not wish 70 be
duning continually, and give this as last
notice.
g. u. BARRETT, Adm.
May 27, 1866
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se-See new advertisement of W. X.
Peters, Hardware merchant, Steubcnyille.
Mr., Peters always has on hands seasonable
goods, and Is one of the cleverest men in
Steub4nville. Those purchasing of him
will get goods at low prices
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

sGn Eaglesor.& BRO. have nice assort-
ment Of Trunks and Falises, which they
will dispose of at extremely low prices. II
you ne.d anything in that line, be sure and
call
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

II you ARE TROUBLED with a Cough,
Weakness of the Lungs. Sore Throat, Pain
in the Side. or Kidney Complaints, White
Pae Compound will help you, and, as
general thing, effect permanent cure.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

o. Clark & Ramsey invite attention to
their new stock just received. Take look
alta
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III @ TT Z e. -
TAX p AY z R S

/ am now prepared to receive the remain
ing tax. due on or before June 90, after
Which the penalty imposed by law will be
added.
Tax payers will please bear in mind that
I cannot wait upon them all during the last
week Of the time specified by law for receiv-
ing taxes, and If they will consult their own
convenience they will call early before the
rush commences.
Office open from 5 A: NJ. to P M:a
ELIAS FOUST.
Treasurer, Harrison county Ohio.
May 27>2w.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

gsS~Thc Singer Sewing Machine defes
ssanpetition. MeClclIand is prepared to
supply all demands.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

CADIZ BRANCH.
i4eayc Cadiz $50 A. NJ. 800 A. NJ. 5:I5r. NJ.
AR Cadiz j., 7:l5 0:45 +" 800
Leave Cadiz ). 7:45 " 4:l5p,I. 6:3O
Ar Cadiz $50 400 " 7:l5 =
Fast Line going West will not run on
Sundays or Mondays. Express going West
will run daily including Sundays. All
otiier trains daily except Sundays.
S. Il. SCULL,
w. W. CA8g, Gen. Ticket Agent.
sup@Steubenvilie.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-27

gsg Manners "Stogas" are soothing in
aLcir effects. Try them.
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SEWN MILLION DOLLARS

vENHE necessity tor Insurance and the
4 value of WEALTHY. STRONG COR
PORATIOSS, Is forcfbly illustrated by the
great fire at Portland. Several WEAK com.
panies are DESTROYED. Portland has a pop
ulation of 5000; was handsomely built,
mostly fine brick and stone buildings; pro-
tected and screened with upwards Of SDo
shade trees; bounded on three sides by
water-indeed, literally, almost rising from
the ocean; with good steam fire depart
ment--yet it has had $40, ,Oo0, 900 of property
consumed IN a few hours--from the worry
Insignificant cause Of fire cracker. Re-
member the trihing origin Of fires; that
sweep away in a few hours tho earnings
OF years. Consider your best interests, and
give the Agent of the above substantial
companies a call If you need PROPER Sc.
CCRITY. Policies issued at fair rates.
SAMUEL GEORGE, Agent.
Aug. Il. 1866.
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M A r. r. L H y
On the 18th inst, at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa,
by Rev. J. G. McClintock, Mr.. j s, Mo
GREGOR, to Mrs. MARY BOSTWICK,
formerly of Cadiz, Ohio.
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The Impeachment motto-lY ade inl
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pIttsbarsh, Cincinnati & st. Louis
Railroad.
PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
Going West.

IO1uB WtSts
MAIL. PAST LINE. EXPRESS.
Leave
Pittsburgh 2:O5 A. N. $50 A. NJ. 2:4o p. NJ.
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DAY UP! PAY UPm

May q, 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19

EDlroR GATH CRY: That meeting at
Warsaw, night before last, was grand sue
cess, and every one that failed to 90 missed
. rich treat.
The good steamer Eagle was crowded with
Tanners and citizens Of Keokuk. It was
valuable cargo Of voters-nearly two humid
red. They we're landed safely and very kind
| y received BY the Tanners Of Warsaw, and
escorted up Main street to the stand where
the joint discussion took place between Mr..
Draper and Mr.. Phelps, Republican and
Democratic candidates for Elector. Mr..
Draper's opening speech Of one hour was
| al that could be wished for all the issues
we're discussed and made so plain that any
ono could understand.
! The democratic candidate, Mr.. Phelps was
| introduced, and spoke one hour and half
He had more books than "carpet-bagger"
could carry. he referred to and made very
many quotations from said books. With all
| his book reading, he misrepresented in fig
ures; all Of his statements in regard to the
| financial question were very lame, and I am
| inclined 10 think that he mistook his audi
ence.
Much attention was shown tho speakers BY
the Tanners. There Was Q small party OF
Greenbacks or Gray backs ont, but they fell
in and marched when Mr.. Draper commenced
his closing speech. That was not right, but
Mr.. Draper dropped in shot and she'll, and il
became very warm for them. Boys, the next
Joint discussion We have in Warsaw stay and
see il out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19

ovs young friend - 10 evidently "stase-
struck.' Having occasion to pass his Sleep
ing apartment the other evening, our atten-
ton WAS attracted by what seemed to be .
dramatic rehearsal. We were not deceived.
Upon nearer approach We could easily dis
singnish the following quotation from
"Shakspearc's Hamlet:
"By heaven I'll mako ghost Of him that lets me
/ say, away Go on, I'll follow thee.
j. seemed very much agita,ed at FIRST
but be became more tranquil after time
and was heard to practice awhile Oh thus
much Of Romeo and Juliet:
"she doth teach the torches to burn bright,
Her beauty hangs upon the check of night.
Il it possible J. that that little love af-
fair Of yours is going TO be the means Of turn
ing your course in life We bad thought bet
ter things Of you.
We know you vas Tilted, but what Of that
'sThsrs is tide in the affairs Of men," 10,
know j., (which when taken at the 6oot
leads on to sortune;" but be fully persuaded
that the tide Of your affairs is ct the food be
fore you 60 any further with this matter
Take our advice j: 60 back to bushes
and you will get over it soon, and then =,
won't tell Who you are.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19

WoRLEY l. WRIGHr.-The shops and man.
ufactory Of these gentlemen, corner Of Main
and First streets, are now decidedly keo-
kuk institution. They devote two large builds
ings TO carrying on their labor. They do
blacksmithing on an extensive scale. And
their mandatory Of carriages, buggies and
light wagons il growing into an immense
business. We looked yesterday through their
establishment. They have large number
Of workmen constantly employed, and are
turning of carriages and buggies, most sub.
stantially built, and - elegant - any made
East or West. They use only the very best mate
rails, employ only the best workmsn, do
none but the very best work, and 20 they
challenge comparison Of their manufacturer
with any in the country.
Pstronize home institutions. Worley l.
Wright will make you CT cell yna - good
carriage, or ~ good buggy - -ou can Gel
anywhere. Patronixe them.
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l4 r. m N1Do seo0n onin1s 4,
~ ~ = + - 6houA
80 - - Ii1ho1 - soasoeoo'
q III 81 mat - -. ~ no1oueodn -
~ ~ - - y 3snlfeo u - reneo,
eene uoma1ss 80. IherA ~ = ckess
- =. = ~ eEeee ~ eonne]Ied 70
releoee -.
WAX poaa;n~ IL Rebel ata.d-.o;nt. ON
~ retura. sone 20 n tha crowd eheered
a. 0r.at. Lavi. novsy ..;d hi ANY .,.n
40 vonld 49,, - Cr..t - : coward -
: eco.n6rel. ha,,.Aed for g,.nf sd Cal.
r.. Bover thM ete..A "a. des,e.ded Of
IL coa.t.ble III = arreat him fDoyer) md
s.ke hin befor, ! peace Officer. = hey had
do.s v;th ~. The crowd inteRfnred q pr.-
/ want il. / told the ol;cer 10 take hin. hat
| there - TO much troesoa asound 20 allow
| il / vent home and told nv son 70 eet me !
| horse, and / would prucurs the uscssssry ~
pers foe Bovef,s arrest. b0t before ny return
be had eons, The man Who had me arrested
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Nsw YORK rInaness.

New York RIAaness.
By telegraph Hsw HoaK. Sept II
Monsy-Hssy At SOS psr cent. T1s demand for non
y At Western cities Is generally satisfied sheugh the
amount Of grain received here up TO dsts over NIL
lion bush Ices than last ys.r Ut same nas.
Gold-Hrn; closss st AZ.
Governnsnts nrmsr and hixhsr with etms - ttvfty.
Coupons Of 81 l40z; do "a llho1E ~ s5x0i0;
do es 1l0k: new os1S " so1S; lo-4os 4koJk.
Railways exsitsd and advanced. ssvssal Dsas ArDs
are reported falsd among who's wsr smith 4 Rat
ger J. Robertson. Bell, Paris I Co., 1onpkiBs
yos,, and Temple & Nash 30 Ays The Express. Thus
ends their campaign.
tits stated Of the banks will make raid to
row the Sub Treasury for currency for three PEI
cent certificates hut the Secretary IL prepared for the
move; Rxprea stocks dull miscellaneous shares buoy
chief advances being in Pacific Mail This n. Il IL
morsd thst the Racne Stes shipt Co. hss inside sst-
Element with the opposition.
Al $50 the prices were: American Express l7ols1@
usIxpress 47o4a ss1401E Psciae Mall ll3oh
Western Union Telegraph 3iK0aes 10 lsi1feH
Bris sex; pfd 7oA7l1G Reading e2o3l: wabasa
eo,1ass pa 74:MC llsDls; NJ ss4N0esNoH IC
l4a944; v so7zsA; pfd eo7ssoi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19

TANNERS meet ct your Company headquar-
ters this morning at 8 O'Clock, prepared to
20 to Carthage to hear Governor Oglesby and
participate in the grand torchlight procession
arranged for this evening. The Warsaw and
Hamilton people will meet rs ct Hamilton q
o O'Clock. We will leave Carthage to return
st 10 p. M, and will Be fsrried Immediately
after reaching Hamilton, that We may bresk
ranks and reach our homes before the com.
mencensnt Of the Sabbath. Rates: To Car
thaee 90 cents-return FREQ.
j. A. WALL,
BAN. s. SAMPLE, Com.
ELI RAAsRY,
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II you want some very fine, freshly cured
Goldfish, 20 70 Robetson Albers.
BIC MousD, Sept. 10, lst

BIC MOUND, Sept. 10, 1868.
EpiroR GATE CRY: shall try to give
you correct report Of the meeting held At
this place on the 18th inst.
The Copperhesds gathered at A. Shaw's.
the seat of war at Big Mound, for the pur>
pose Of raising pole. A portion Of them
came drunk, and brought plenty Of whisky to
last the day.
A rope was stretched across the road, one
end being fastened to . tree and the other to
the top Of my house, with Gag suspended
from it, on which were the names Of Grant
and Colfax. One John Stevenson, said the
flae would have TO come down before the
crowd left, but it did not como down till after
ii left. On the Gag was portrait Of Gem
eral Grant surrounded by beautiful wreath.
They said they wonld tear ii down, but 1t
remained until the dsg was taken down.
The boys ofthe Mound put it up and took
it down, and l guarded them myself.
| In the afternoon old Bill Carr, Of Bona.
part, camc to my store room, where l WAS
| receiving seed for . West Point firm, and
tainted me with . rebel Gag. | told him il
Vas rebel Gag; he swore was Odd liar,
and called me every thing ecould think Of
but gentleman, whish don't aek from the
mouth Of any traitor. made an effort to
get the fag, but only succeeded in getting
the staff; this I broke up and threw in his
face. He then put his hand in his poke,
md drew knife. drew my revolver and
told him to stand. Of or | would shoot him
Then came the mob, between three and four
hundred men, portion Of them armed with
whisky. They were about eighty rods from
i my house. Some Of ITEM cried ont, "kill
him - take him out and stretch him mp I"
using al the oaths that could bethought Of,
With no one to help me but two or three
boys, stood firm With my revolver il hand
ready 10 6re,s fling them TO stand Oh
10. Meeks, Of Bonspart, sid. kill Thin u
take that Gag down and I'll trample il in the
i dsse." / nrnsd my revolver st him. ID
halted Wy qaick. Some Of the party after !
s. long time did ~ 10 keep the men of.
! rs, saw il usaia ~ do 70 irs upon them.
!, s. saearly alone, thsy would have killed
i. Afl.r ! i Rnt my property 70 The grosnd.
= ~ / ~ fcipe they prssssd me % bard
q ha,;.r thrown Stp . insids the doors; thy
:. k;i4;r. { - .aar = stones ard hsisk III,
,,dresI. saaep.d \ iajsrias lin -.
- he doos snd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19

erur TEE THEA man calling himself
William Nanlt, stole from Judge Ballingsr'a
house, on the morning Of the 18th inst,
hand trunk, the property Of Perry Hysell, :
sick soldier. Tho trunk contained the own
sr's clothes and papers, mostly military. Tho
thief 10 : young man about eighteen years old,
about Eve feet ten. inches high, fair COMPLEX
ion, smooth face, and light hair, would weigh
about 100 pounds; had on when he left :
pair Of new Coburn boots, black hat and no
coat. He may break open the trunk and
drsss himself in good military clothes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19

WI are officially informed that the organi
naioa for the snrysv Uf The Illinois river ii
sow completed, and that no more spplica
lions need b made. Our friend Mr.. &. 81
MsnsM starts With his party this morning
Colonel Ulhsn and Mr.. Keefer, With theil
parties, will follow some time next week
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Nsrthwnten ulisa Iafka Company.
uUhaAa oea1asn 1ins.

Daily line Of passsnese Pockets to st. Louis 90
all intermsdiats points, eonsistins Of TIE -
JAe418. Csptah Burnett, mastef; the -
e011eDAl, CsPtaia Desidson, master ane
III ~ 00A. Captain Rsb1. Hill, master, ons
q vhieA Vim leave The landing each day q
$50 ., y.
The above boats win make close connection
~,th thoss running bstwesn this point and g.
PAIL. Is alditisp - theabsys ths pasesnesr aad
rsisht Paehsts nD0GGy3 49, Captain
a.id. master. ssd The PAlG1l& viii naksrss-
ular tips. For freight or pAssaes apply 70 tie
ymcs Of the Company, CORNER Bloneeas and
Laws. 3. n. AAcH4a, Agent
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sew vsss aarnss

wv WI ao1AoS
~ TslsgrapA.] Nsw Z ess. S~ps II.
Rlour-Dull; $500 lover, with export inquiry ior
low grades
Wheat l03o lower; export demand checked By Fspid
advance In Ocean ff.ights.
Ryt-Quiet.
Osu-Firm; fair demand, chiefly for speculation.
Corn-Heavy;1 Nal7 for unsouad; o. 1s0n for
sound new mixed western.
Beef-Drooping.
Cut y eats -Upchspgsd.
Lsrd-Duil; 20 % for fair to prime steam.
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STATE IL W..

REV. /. P. Teter, Presiding Elder Of the
Burlington District, has moved his family to
Mt. Pleasant.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Of Mt. Pleasant has selected the following
lecturers for the coming season: Theodore
Tilton, Hon. George Wright, Petroleum v.
Nasby, Miss Anna Dickinson, Rev. Robert
Colyer and Miss Olive Logan.
Under the head OF married" the Dav-
export Democrat announces the death Of IN
old citizen, and has following it . long obit-
uary.
The Ottumwa Courier says: 1--WE rejoice
to chronicle the nomination Of Norman T.
Gassstt, late private Of the 10Th Illinois,
for Clerk Of the District Court Of Cook
county. We rejoice at this nomination, be.
cause It rewards = worthy private soldier
with . lucrative Office, and ends disgraceful
squabble between the Tribune and Republt-
can Of that city, who we're the heads of two
rings, having for their object public plumber
and who were playing the arts Of the dema-
seene By trying 70 array priEates and onhcesa
against each other, for their own selfish pur'
poses"
/ The editor Of the Burlington Hack -Eyl
he's been presented with peach weighing 81
ounces.
"A mint distillery is soon 10 be put in op
Grafton aa Waterloo.
| "A savings bank has been organized il
Clinton on sound basis.
u. n. Dixon il to be the sole State lee
turer Of the Good Templars Of Iowa. b,
will aleo be assistant editor Of new pape
designed to take the placs Of Peterson
Plaaforn. M. ". b. Flemins, 5ormerl,
connected With the L. Clair Erpress and Da
venport Gasetts, and now Deputy secretar!
Of State, will b Ne editor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19
SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT. 18th
ATT l.s O'CLOCK.

THx s4ies Of territory for our Burglar
Alarm have been large and unprecedented 10
this city. As far q we have heard from those
Who have taken rights and started out 70 20
licit orders, they are doiLg remarkably we'll,
and making very large wages. Tho agent .
Burlington, making = high . sos % in two
DAYS. We shall offer for ! few days the coun-
- az st. Louis and tho unsold counties in
n;s.our;. lows. Indiana, Wisconsin and oth-
:, t.,,;tory. 8. /. J. ]. WHITAKER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19

An invitation il hereby extended 70 al
persons, both yonng and old, to call on Ven
ell, Jones : Co., clothiers, corner Main and
Third streets. Ifyoa cant End what you
want there, you can make up ysur miod that
you are hasd 70 please.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19

Uhisags Live stesk RaRkss.
- telegraph onoAeo. Sept. -.
caatls-Rsesipts ISL Market was qsiss With de-
cline Of slos on I'll sradss ssiss Of 80 u ~ ~
for eonnon good eovsl 1895 80 for extra ssd
smooth light sts.ra 3oos IS for good smooth stippss
beevao.
Hog Recdpss 2,ois Market quiet and pfices 10
Csc lever on best hogs asA s8se on soaoo. srsdss,
closing With downward tsodssey ssles Of ~ q u
- IS for common ssd unsvsn let; e<8e u q fss M
10 nednm s0Dlo - IT GOD - sztrs smooth eAsss
loss.
shesp-Rsceipts $40 MARKET dull, sal Drtsse asni.
nally unchanged
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19
Re he PuAic.

The Keokuk l. st. Louis Packet Company
sre thankful for past favors, and q they arc
always on hand rendering the best facilities
for both rassengsrs and freight between here
and St. Louis, both in high and low water,
tAsy solicit continuance Of former patron
go, Their boaas are nfe ard reliable; their
sEoeEs courteous a1d ssatlananly.
ssp1e-5s OH. DsHwss, As'A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19

"PIAncBlFrBn sttnAaGs Me attention Of
he ovsss u snussnspa, blt those Who
want good bargains ip clothing 20 70 Isaac
N. Stern . Co. Thy ars slways sure to
6ndtAs object Of their search.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-19

TRoTTISc MArcHEs.-There will be two
rottinG matches for purses Of $50 each, on
tls.~4c Fair Crowds, this Saturday, com
nsncing st o'clock p. m, 1t which num-
Der q our best trottsss and ambitions colt,
viii show their speed.