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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-29

upon such property costing nearly lnfee
-'--hV1 times their amount.
Arc Secure BEYOND Any Contingency.
The Union Pacidc Bonds rEn thirty years.
are for 8, GOO each, and have coupons at
tao he'd. They bear annual interest," payable
on the filst day of January and July at the
Company's. ONCE In the city of New York
Mt the rateofsix per cent In gold The prin-
,cipal Is payable In gold at maturity. The
price Is 1O2, and at the presentrate of gold,
they pay liberal income on their cost.
The Company believe that these Bonds, at
the present nate, are the cheapest security in
the market, and reserve the right TO advance
the price at any time. snbscriptionsw viii be
received In New York.
AT the companS,s once. No. 20
Nassau Street,
AND BY
-John j. Cisco q Son.: BanKcrs, No.
SO Wall street,
And by Leading Bankers generally through
ont the United States. z
ReD,tnanees should bemGtle IA dregta or cher
TltIldlS par IN NetU York, and tae Bonds sgu Be
sent free qrcbagc tV retis'7t ezpress. Rspties
slibseTibtl0 through local Ggellts, igilz leok 70
theHI Jus, their safe delivery.
"A PAMPHLET AND MAP YoR lsBS has just
been ppblishedby the Company, giving flI-
Ter informatfon than ispussible in an adver-
tIsement, respecting the Progress OF the
Work, the Resources of the County travers-
ed by the Road, the Means demonstration,
and theevalue Of the Bonds. which viii be
sent nee on application at the Company :
ofaees, or 70 anyof the advertised agents
JOHN J. CISCO,Treasurer, MY.
JULY II, 1858. jel6-tlsepl
TNFELLIGENCER JOB OFFICE,
Il No. IS Quincy street
DRAY TICKETSAND BILLSoF LADIN9
PROGRAMMES AND FOSTERS.
CHEcKs. NOTES, REoEIPTs. 2
SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants
CARDS ASp BILL HEADS nsatly 1Einlsa
MANUFACTURERS LkBEIs.
INSURANCE PoLICLEs AND BLANKS
ss- 49, rs-.gf71eI ~ risgTE1W Es-lI
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!. AeantEls wanted

7EloR the Standard ana omeial LIFE OF
LION. SCHUI IER C0LFA8s Indispen1
sable to q Just understanding of the political
issues OF the day and endorsed by the leaders
ottha Republican party. The claims OF this
statesman 70 the gratitude OF the nation are
SO clearly set forth In this volume that none
copy -Send for circulars and see our liberal
terms, and g null description of this great
work. Address UNITED STATES PUB
LISTING co.. III BT0omeBt New York.
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DYSPEPSIA.

Thousands OF the worst sufferers nom this
terEfb,e RnaWing disease have 6esn cured BY
the uSe0f R0back6 Stomach BtttsH, As the
testdmoniala now In our hands folly prove,
Sold BY Al DKugEi8tE evoEyWhase.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-29

FOR larger clubs the value increases
I'm tlIe same raftos Our stock Of Goods =
all new and In good order. The quality Of
the Goods Is better than those used by aly
other concern in tne country. We are Of
the opinion that amer reading the above 6d-
vert isement, some parties VIII come 10 the
combustion that they have been severely
sWtndled by some ofthe bogus Git enneems
we eannotoner to the pers9n sending MS
fhe.laTEsst amount OF money for month, Q
Gin OF money or Watches, rs that Is ylol.i-
ton OF the Law against Lotteries nut n
dillon to the above liberal terms We W1n sen
70 any one VINO may seIId US slg, eleyen ~
fielftE nom our exchange LIST all 20 ps8ent
IN one order, and for SS1NEe VIII sell y
two articles nom our exchange 4lst5 al 70 DC
sent In one order. -...ss-ss -.
Fs4JsIfoIie - emf lyy tered Letters or BY
O Postal Money Order or DILL q cur E14!lk:
0ATAIOGUES SEET TO ANY ADDlrEtls ess. = {
R.R. Agents win piessa notify rs what
inns have agents in their t9Nn O ely ana
THOMAS Il FEHNo q Co.,,
Nos. "a q "a EEHsEHF, 20
TrEl0<sV9nNy HTAEl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-29

IVA Government Grams of the right
to issue It's own FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS, to aid In building therosd, TO
the same amount as the o. 8. Ponds,
issued for the tame purpose and
no more. THE GOVERNMENT PERMITS
the trusteesfor the First Mortgage Bond
holders to deliver the Ponds to the Com
pany only as the road is completed, and
after it has been examined by United
States Comm Issioners and pronounced to
be in all aspects a frst.claEs Railroad.
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WE ARE ON HAND,
And win sell more for the money than any
Dollar Concern in the Country.

Ro-Our Inducements for forming
Clubs are more than dOnble that OF
any establishment In the country,
For the proof of this assertion, please ex-
anime onr Terms to Agents, which are as
follows .-rE-.,4j v-- IN 3 -, J a71s.I q q.
terms for getting mp clubs, as advertised by
other ESTABLISHMENTS. -fslE 7zsa
zAnypeEson sending. MS lTwODOlIaEs
can receive for the same selection nom the
following articIes:-Two mot onet so picture
Morocco Albums, pairs mot one patrl OF
Congress Boots, 2 pieces mot one plecel of
Pants Pattaru,s2 mot onel 6IbottIe ReYoEvs
Ing CaStors, z mot one) Worsted breakfast
shawIs, or any two articles mot one articlel
from our exchange list. gsff5 l11s ilzlaf - ~
ne tgiA also send % printed notices Of articles
fIjssdIe AZ one dollar each.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-29

ANY person sending Three Dollars
can, receive for the same q selection from the
following arttcles;-l5 yds De Laine, while
Marsetlles Quilt. 2 mot onsl 100 view Turkey
Morocco Albums, 20 yCtE Sheettng, Wool
Eouare Shawl, sets mot one seO Gold Bosom
t3tuIls 2 (no6'oneJ Hair Guard Chains, with
gold plated trimming. CIhe trimmings of
ag GOLD, which Is a deception, as they are
an OF them gold plated : tnot one1 silver
siIyer pIaTed bpttIe Revolving Castors, 2
sets mot one sell Steal BIaded Knives and
Forks 2 mot unel Worsted Promenade
Shayyis (nos one) la1Ie4' long gold plated
Chains, 3 tnot onel ladies' solid Gold DOuble
RinRs mot onel gents heavy. chased gold
pIafed rings. (,CheSe rings are advertised
by. other concerns an solid gold which is a
Walnutt Work Boxes 0rVgrfting Desks, mot
onel extra quality Balmoral Skirts, ssts
mot one of Jewelry and Sleeve Buttons To
match, 2 mot onel superior Turkey Morocco
Shopping Bags, pairs (not onel ladies' Bal
moral BootA.sg li=e !,
mr. S(TLe al one dollar each. 1a i'asf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-29

VA CapIaal Stock snhserir1ion from
the stockholders. of which orsE; KiDht
Mutton Dollars have been Paid in upon
the work already done, and which will
beincreased as thewants OF the Company
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MEmm.
Ayers
Hair e 4 j V.'igor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair Is soon restored
10 ds original color
:agiM the gloss aud
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SHOW BILLS for Country derehantzs
CARDS as D BILL HEADS nsAtly atintsa
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
LONDON, Sept. 4.

{
Dipatches have been received announcing
that very serious riot occurred yesterday At
Cork The people assembled on the streets
in great numbers, and for time they were
very boisterous. Troops were called out to
quiet the disturbance, and . charge vas made
! on q body Of about three hundred rioters
who we're dispersed at the point of the bayo-
net.
The Bermudy Dry Dock, the largest struc-
ture for floating in the world, was success
fully launched to-day.
DUBLIN, Sept. 4.
a man named Duyer was arrested by the
police At Tipperary last evening Oh Seally's
charge of firing at a party few days ago.
LONDON, Sept, 4.
The Pail Mall Gazette has an editorial on
the subject of the Chinese treaty re
Gently concluded With the United States
The writer says he treaty looks like
foreign merchants residing in Chi
na on one SIDE and the Chinese nation With
Mr.. Burlingame on the other were trying to
neutralize each others 'atements by de-
claring that it will not b smination,but
may serve to choke of ner side with
mistaken opinions here S. eand that we
are to be taken by storm. i. liberal inter
change Of opinion between the Embassy and
Representatives Of the English Government
will demonstrate that the change in position
of Great Britain and China are demanded
by the Times and will be beneficial to
hoth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 4.
A heavy easterly rain storm has prevailed
here since yesterday.
The following 10 Gen. Rosecrans' corre-
spondence
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W. Va, Aug. 20, 1868.
GESTLExEx: Full Of solicitude for the
future Of our country, / come with my heart
n my hand 10 learn the conditions, wishes,
and intentions Of the people Of the Southern
States. and especially 70 ascertain the sent,
ments Of those brave, energetic, and self
sacrificing men, who, after sustaining the
Confederacy for four years, laid down their
arms and swore allegiance to the Govern
ment Of the United States whose trusted and
beloved leaders you have been.
/ seen that interpreting States rights
conflict with national unity, and has pros
ducad . violent reaction against them which
is drifting US towards consolidation, and
also that 80 great = country as ours even now
is certainly mu.t have State governments
to attend to local details, or 60 further and
fare worse.
1t is plain to US at the North that the on
tinuance of anarchy such as has existed Tor
the last three years in ten States OF the
Union largely increases the danger OF cen>
tralization, swells our national expenditures,
diminishes our productions and our revenue,
inspires doubts Of our political and financial
stability, depreciates the value Of our ma
tional bonds and currency, and places the
credit Of the richest below that Of the poor
est nation in christendom. We know our
currency must be deprecated so long as our
bonds al e below par, and that therefore the
vast business and commerce OF our country
must suffer the terrible evils of huctuating
standards Of value Until we can remedy
the evil condition Of things at the South;
We also zee other mischief quite posi-
BILE, ir not probable, to arise, such as
failure Of the crops. 9 local lnsurrecilon
and many other unforeseen contingencies
which may still more depreciate our currency
and credit and prove dlscontent and disorder
among our people and bring demagogical
agitation and revolution. reputation and a
thousand unnamed evils and vllanies on US
We now that the interests Of the people OF
the South are for law and order, and that
they must share our fate Of good and i'll, and
| believe every one that know who reflects
and believes that if the people Of the South
ern States could be at peace, and their ener-
" and good will heartily applied to repair
the wastes Of the war, they would reorganlze
their business, set freedom peacefully, Iros
perously aud contentedly at work, invite
capital, enterprise and labor from elsewhere
to come freely among them, they would soon
rebuild their ruined fortunes and manifold
tbs value Of their lands. establish public
confidence in our political stability, our cur
reney 10 gold standard, and assure for them
selves and the whole nation prosperous
and happy tnture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
FROM 1T. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS. Sept. 4.

ST. Lou1s, Sept. 4.
An Omaha dispatch says: 1t is reported
tina, a large force OF Chey y-nne Indians we're
moving North, intending 10 Ssr,ke the Pacific
Railroad between the North Platte and
Juleshurg. General Auaur's troops will en-
deavor to intercept them.
A Denver dispatch says: Three men were
killed and one wounded BY the Inaians near
Colorado City yesterday, and large amount
Of stock run off.
The 6ght on Wednesday between the or>
panized settlers and the Indians on the
Kiowa, resulted in the killing of two and the
wounding Of several Indians.
Reports from oil parts Of the territory show
that denredations continue, and that many
whites are being murdered.
General Shesmas passed through Cheyenne
Yesterday enroute for st. Louis.
Three men named Robert Scott, Dan.
Hunter and Charles, Oakly, broke into .
store in pitts6eld. Pike county, Illinois, a
few nights ago, murdered the watchman.
blew open the safe and carried off the con-
tents. The men then went to Louisiana,
Missouri, where they we're overtaken by the
vigilance committee and hung
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsH1soros, Sept. 4,

NAsHISGIOAt Sepst \.
Com missioner Rollins has sent to Secre-
tary McCulloch nominations for Supervisors
under the revenue law for those districts for
which names have not already been present
ed. No action has yet been taken on nomi-
nations already existing. Another Interview
on the subject will lie had between the Sec
retary and Commissioner.
Commodore Goldsborough has been or
dered to ordnance duty at the Philadelphia
Navy Yard.
Secretary Scho6eld has directed board
Of officers to assemble at San Francisco the
first of October to ascertain and recommend
the most suitable armament Tor the fort on
Alcatras Island, California, and any other
forts on the Pacific coast.
The following Internal Revenue officials
we're appointed to-day: Storekeepers. Jas.
Shannon, N. Y. City; Washington Stark
Aurora, Ind; James Staelton. Lawrence
burg. Ind; ;Jno. Holmes. Fsyette Co., Penn.
D. D. Broadbesd, Philadelphia; D. c. Gil
bany, Holmes McElroy, JAS Gillen, 18th Pa
district; David Hostuller and Robt D.
Brown. 10Th Ind. district. John W. Crump,
7,h N. Y district; Clark Wilson. 23d Pa, and
Geo. 0. Tiffany, I'd California district.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
For Sale OF Exchange,
IN part for City Property.

fYsPE Furniture and Lease of the Billings
Hn, ec Keokuk Iowa. This Her - l. In better con
atiop for the Of guests than II has beer
for pevesai years fte Proprietor in the meantime -
ts The patronage ofbis Tor trssrd. and the pntc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.
A young woman named Margaret Brown
was shot in the side yesterday while sitting at
window of house No. 273, Clark ST.,
and badly wounded. It's not known who
fred the weapon.
The Ferres, City base ball club of Rockford
and the Atlantic club Of this city play match
game At Ogden Park this afternoon.
The opening exercises Of the Presbyterian,
Theological Seminary OF this city, commenced
yesterday afternoon. The inaugural ad-
dress was made by Rev. Blackburn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

LONDON, Sept. 4.
The contractors who built the Metropoli-
tan underground rail "ay have made provi-
sonal offer TO construct the proposed under
ground road in New York city, and to furn
ish all the capital that il required to COM
pIete the road, which projectors may fail to
obtain at home.
Saturday, September 9th will be obser7 ID
as a holiday and the Stock Exchange in this
city will be closed.
LONDON, Sept. 4.
Reverdy johnson made speech .. the
annual feast Of Cuttlers st Sheffield yesterday
saying that he visited England on mission
Of peace, and claimed that Americans enter.
tanned the kindest feeling towards Eng,
land.
LoSpos, Sept. 1.
The annual feast Of Cutters at Sheffield oc.
cured yesterday. Reverdy johnson, Ameri-
can Minister, who was present as guest.
made his first address in England. In re-
| sponse to the toast Of the health Of the Amer
! lean minister, Mr. j., after expressing thanks
| for the high honor conferred upon him, said
| that be came to this country as messenge,
/ Of peace, and that he was glad to recognize
everywhere in England strong proofs o.
friendship, and which he was certain we're
reciprocated in his Lative country, for nc
people under the sun had America kinder
feelings than for Her Majesty's subjects. :
They were really one people, and they had
ike laws and like institutions, and in both
countries freedom was the base Of these in,
stiutions ; in their joint hands liberty would
live forever.
Mr.. johnson briefly reviewed the causes
Of the course and triumph Of the recent civ
war.
The speaker then alluded to marshallin,
foEees fer the coming Presidential electio,
In America, however it ended be woult
finally vouch that the next President wouls
be warm friend Of England.
Mr.. johnson alluded to the Sheffield Cut
tlery, which he said vas known throushou
the whole civilized world. he was listened..t
throughout the whole With most marked At
1tention, and bis assurances Of peaceful an
frisodly relation between England an
the United States wsrs vocifsrously q
rlssdsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.
Mr.. Pendletnn has reconsidered his deter
mination not to speak in Illinois during Sep
tember, and will deliver an address at Cen-
traIia on the 18th and a. Springfield on the
18th. =,
Chicago bas now forty public school build-
ings which With the ground they staud on, are
valued at $3.50, ,2O4. The average number
of enrolled pupils during the year was %, 46a.
The number Of teachers 40I.
The Tanner organizations OF this city turn
ed out in torch light procession this evening
TO the number Of seven thousand. The dis-
play was very fine, and the PROCESSION IN
vhicA the men marched, eight abreast, was
thirty-6ve minutes passing . gwen point.
Mayor Rice delivered an address from the
Court House steps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
FROM The SOUTH.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. 4

SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept.
The white boy who mysteriously disappear
ed was found yesterday. He is supposed to
have been murdered by negroes. His gun
and clothing we're gone. and it is thought he
was killed by them. An inquest was held
and verdict Of killed by parties unknown
rendered. Theie is great excitement in the
city. Parties have been out three days hunt
ing for the body. hey met armed toiies
OF negroes who halted them with military
pre cision. Parties are now out in the coun-
try in search Of the murderers. Robberies
and assaults on whites By negroes on the
roads leading TO the city are hourly occurren,
ces.
The Republican Convention at Blackshear
Yesterday nominated J. W. Cliff tor Con
press
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
FROM NEW YORK.

New -ogK, Sept. 4.
The World Special says: -. Butter and
party completed their business at Charlotte
aown, Prince Edward Island, yesterday P. IN :.
A banquet was given by the Government at
Providence Building, in honor of the African
Commissioners, which numbers 25 persons
The revenue cutter, with the American party
on board, left Charlottetown at l0:30lask Dight
for Halifax
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
FROM WASHINGTON.
WARRINGTON, Sc

WARRINGTON, Sept. 4.
Commissioner Rollins in reply to . tobacco
manufacturer, states that the tobacco tax will
be assessed and collected as heretofore until
the stamps urder the new law furnished
the Secretary Of the Navy III accordance With
the will Of Congress has succeeded in reduc-
ing the personnel of the navy to eight thou
sand Eve hundred men, the forceit counted
previous 10 the war.
II has been ascertained that the total ton
mage Of steam and saihng vessels OF the
United Statesi il 8,Os4 225 tons the lumber
of steamers is 2, ,942 tons, and Of all the sal'
ing vessels, 1902 tons, al Of which have
BEEN officially furnished with registered
numbers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
FROM VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, VI, Sept. 4.
The returns from the Governors vote has
been received from TWO hundred and eight
towns with the following result:
Page, Republican, 80 e98; EDWARDS,
Democrat. 1925. Pages majority IS
25, 793. Thirty three towns remain 70 De
heard from. heports from one hundred and
Bluetv-three towns show the elections TO the
Legislature a. follows: Republican, ls5 ];
Democratic, g; NO choice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
DELINQUENT Special Tax List.

Nr lots and parts OF lots in the city Of Kecknk, on
- which spa.i .i.l for laying Dank vale sre
due unpaio aud in sddtio tne tax - set firth
beiow viii be ths cost of 81 0S upon each piece
or o. reel of propfty aud aotice s hereby
gwen 10 tho Of lots parts OF lots described 10
lbs follow ing Int and situated tho t~ OF keokuk
Lee county lows and s others interested, that sid
lots aud hsve been ss3esd AID taxes lev
I'D by City Council Il eaid city on the nth
4 ,uiy 1893 fer the purpose II defrsyine the tHoeu-
SEA # i.,fue plank vniE In front lots parts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
LOUISVILLE. Sent. 4

LOUISVILLE, SeFt. 4.
The new Jewish temple Ada,h Israel, at
the corner Of Sixth and Broadway, just CON-
pleted at a cost Of $4,000, was dedicated
this afternoon with impressive cerem onies, in
the presence Of large congregation. Revs.
Wise, of Cincinnati, and Kleber. of Louis-
vile, delivered sermons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Loring's Dollar Bnxes OF Initial
Note PaDpr

JAKE the prettiest present to q young
1V1 lady you give. The is the hest french,
the s,ampns tasteful the box lovely On recspt Of
dollar will be ut By msil, postage free ad
DIR. s.. Eds. thay have great reputation 0rier from
A. &. LbRIhG fashionable stationers, sla WashipRton
street Boeton Macs. sci Is DAT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
Notice in Bankruptcy.

tho District Court of the unisi State, for the Di.
t-ic Iowa, in Bankruptcy In the after nf Joseph
aaifor5. bankrupt, At Reosnk. in sad district, on
the 4th day Of s-pt A. D. 1855, i. A. District
Iowa.
i wit tue ath d4v If pt 1853, fisd In said
District Court, by Joseph Gauori Of Keoknk Lee Uo
State OF Iowa. who has been heretofore Only dee iaf
bAukruut nnder the act oil Cor rcs1
establish uniform syser of bankruptcy throug hout
pted Statesa approved March sd, 1857 for dis
charge and certfoase thereof from ali his tet. and
oher eaims prov ,e under said act, and that tb 18th
day CT Oct 1865. At 10 O'Clock s assigned for
he bearing of the before seid Court, At Reokuk
Lee county Ioxa. when and where all creditors Of said
bankrupt ant al oher persons in interest may attend
II any they have why the prayer of said
petitione : .hopld not be granted.
n E LOVE. Clerk
L District G lurt at Keokrk
santa sysat j. L. RICE Attty,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
PROPOSALS.

WILL be received until the ID Monday IN
w s.p.smber at the o6ice OF she City Ceit. e
Ten Thous md Dollars Of harset House ~ nds 20 pe
ued hy tn. city of Ke.kuk for the const utsou o.
MARKET honse provided BY ordinance NO. ITO, ps'ss
Angnst 10 b. 1858. :.
Fropot ale may be for the vhoie OF any evsn p.
r.sht TO reject any propositions or 'luon
and will not ept award unless proportions are
j. A. McDORRLL Mayor.
Keokuk Ang. IS. 1sas-ang2e-sw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-05
Notice to Lot Owners.

AT a meeting Of the City Council OF the
n the ci,y OF Keokuk, held Ang. "a, A. D. 1908 M
following Resolution was adopted:
in bio. 10 iropsing rirea street, be drected :
have Plank Walk n.e teet vide made in front OF the
II, ha laid cI - Is 1.-The sans 20 be done in &C
ca dane With the trdinanc, Of The City.
ear,y the above to be csPy OF Resolution pssset
by the tity Council Of the City u ksoknk.
Gwen uater my hand and tha ssa OF said O1ty
ssAL this q tn day Of Az gnst, D 1859
y. NELCHMAN,
Clerk Of the Council Of tho CITY OF Keokuk.
anR2a2w