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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

SPECIAL IN TROUBLE {NEAELY. AS one
Of our special police force was fulhihns 'ne
,ss,ons;ble duties of his temporary VOCATION
The other night, by patrolling one our Ire
ouented thoroushfares, his attention was ",
ras.ed by the opening OF door. and facing
The direction from which the noise came, he
discovered staring him boldly in the lace
one of nColt's ak shooters. Behind II
stood one of the 'gen,ler sex The "spe.
cial'' had passed her residence several times
in his march back and forth, which iac'
aroused her suspicious that he was one OF the
midnight maurauders, that have infested our
city for some time, preparing to make
raise. She had, therefore, prepared Tor any
emergency by placing herself on the defen'
sivc, with an unninching determination to
fgL, it ont on that line Bravery to such
an alarming extent, isn't characteristic OF the
seq ii this case. The lady. whose name we
fofbesr mentioning, for modesty's sake, GER
tainy deserves credit for The remarkable
courage which she displayed.
Our friend so" must be cautious how BIZ
encounters shooting irons" They are some
times dangerous in the hands OF the weaker
sex
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

fEcoRnsR's CorRr-The only business
before the Recorder yesterday was a case of
larceny. Two men went into saloon YES
terday to play billiards. One Of them took of
his coat and threw it down. After they
had finished the game he discovered that his
pocket book, containing quite a sum Of
money, had been distracted therefrom. The
other man was arrested upon the charge Of
stealing it and taken before the Recorder
VINO took down the evidence and postponed
his decision until this morning Meanwhile
the accused was lodged in the calaboose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

Tai. Horse Of the mos: he'd frottng stoci
in The Unisn. He IL handsome trorb In color, 10
bands high hnr proportions and styi- IL great power
and pertor setoa Wss s{fed W shi ceiebrs
TED horse i'm son sd into Eeutnrsy ~ Elm. J.mnss
Clay. Of Henry Clay. esi4sd asnbrino cHisf who
hes uesd irottnx horses than spy rtast hors
America
MARIoss ar dam wss tao.ocg hbrsh mare, Mari
by Imp,i sir waiac aAconf dam BY imbA stockheid
third dan by Tenpert. asd his fousth dam vsz :
non d Thoroughbred u,sr- rom virginia
Marion will stana NJ the same stables.
At the follosing rates:
Yer each fhe TAESTY-FIVA DOL
LARS. Should the nof in foel. she ear b.
returned tho maxi Tor TN DoLLAAc The bsats
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

l. y. y. F-The Odd Fellows Of pucke.
chetuck, Herman and Keokuk LODGES. !,
requested to meet u their Hall. = ! o,c,o.t
r.A' TO- day, preparatory to taking part IN Is ,
ceremony Of decorating the grave. of q.
soldiers in the Cemetery, adjacent to the IL,
J. b. TIssxAs,
n. @. Paekechetuck Lodge.
GEoRaE ExorIHARr,
N. G. Herman Lodge.
Fsasr sissox,
N. g. Keokuk Lodee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30
ORDINANCE 20.


An Ordinance granting the right Of location
and riaht of way and other rights. powers
and privileges TO the Keokuk and Hamilton
mississippi Bridge Company, and the Han
cock County Bridge Company.
BE IT ordained by the Cay Council Of the
City Of kejkuk
SEcr1os l. There is hereby granted by the
city of Keokuk to the Keoknk and Hamilton
Mississippi Company, and the Hancock Co.
Bridge Company, subject to the terms and
conditions contained in this ordinance, the
riaht to build and operate g railroad. highway,
wagon and pedestrian bridge scross the Mis-
sissippi river between the city of Keokuk, in
Lee county. Iowa, and point on the oppo.
site side of said river. at or near the city OF
Hamilton, in Hancock County, in the State
Of Illinois.
SEC. 2. There is hereby granted to raid
bridge companies, subject 10 the terms and
conditions contained in this ordinance, the
right to locate and erect the Iowa end OF said
bridge, within said city of keokuk, at point
at or near the foot of Blondeau street, upon
the levee, and 10 build the necessary railway
and wagon way approaches 10 said bridge
across and along the leyes, including the ne
cessary piers in said river and the embank-
nepts and shore abutments; also the right to
Law a 81 gle railroad track from said bridge
across and along The ievee 10 point a. the
foot of Main street, on the levef, so as to
connect with the track oil the Des MONIES
Valley Railroad Company at the las, named
point.
SEc. 8. The grant of rights and privileges
contained in this ordinance - made to said
bridge companies upon the Express conditions
following. TO wit:
First-rhat said bridge shall be construct
ed, operated and maintained, no, only as
railroad bridge, but as Z highway, wagon.
and pedestrian bridge, and said bridge shall
be built and constructed i'd aceordance with
plan, elevation, cross section and speech.
cations of said proposed bridge drawn and
made by Thomas Curtis CLARK. Civil En-
giueer, as heretofore presented to the City
Council of said city by said bridge companies.
known As plan number onei said plan, among
other things, providing foI , bridge twenty
feet and eleven inches in HE clear between
the trusses double wagon track. paved
with Nicholson pavement. and q pedestrian
way, FIVE feet in the clear, Cd each side OF the
bridge on the outside.
Second--1hst said bridge shall be NAM
tanned as highway, aud shall be open for
the passage OF teams and asa highway At all
times, when not occupied by railroad trans
crossing and boats passing through the draw
and said bridge companies shall maintain,
operate and manage said bt.hge at all times
so as TO afford the greatest practicable facii.
| ties to the highway travel and shall not use
sud bridge as railroad bridge for switching
or making up trains, but only for the purpose
OF trains and returning engines.
Thrd-That the said bridge companies
| shall not charge more THIN the following
rates for toll on said bridge, to-uit:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

WORTH Known G.-There are some things
that are worth knowing, and others that ii
don't make very much difference about
Among the former is the unquestionable fact
that at Hess, Stern II Co.'s you can get bet
ter articles OF wearing apparel for the same
money than at any other house in the city.
Il you don't believe il, just give them call
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

THR nyeng and Securing business. recent
ly purchased by Mary Ledeur, of the estate
of Vim. Manners has again returned to and
will be carried one by the executors of said
estate, at their place of business, on the cor
ner of Fifth and johnson streets. They are
now prepared to give general satifacton.
Call and see them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

Arcnos.-L. Howe will sell, this morn
ing at 10 O. clock, full stock Of second hand
furniture, stoves, carpets, mating, &ci one
good horse, two new buggy harness, 100 rus
tic window shades; also, that fine Piano
Forte. At II o'clock will sell to the trade
thirty cases boots and shoes. Dry goods,
clothing and notions in the evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

| ARg glad to meet in our city that admira-
BILE specimen of Irish manhood and universal
Republicanism. Mr.. Thomas Russell, Of
Davenport. He visits this city to increase
he circulation here, and especially among
his counirymen, Of that staunch radical paper,
| The l. ish Republic. That is, we believe, the
only radical Irish paper published in this
country. It represents the best side Of Irish
literature and Irish manhood. 1t IreNesantt
the liberalism Of Daniel 0 'Connof, of~Gras'
tan, and Sh,el. and Curran the liberalism
Of Ireand's great names, of her patriots and
| martyrs Its political logic has the merit Of
consistency. Claiming emancipation for Ire
| land and the Irlsh it is not willing to be the
| ,ppressor Of any other people; it claims the
rights Of manhood for every man. Its edito'
sials glow with the fervid eloquence Of its
| race, enlisted in the cause OF human free
lom II stands npon broad platform-the
platform of universal liberty.
| If our Irish feilow-citizeus would read
both sides, il they would but surrender preju
| lice ard admit the logic of their own strug-
sle for freedom, there would be wonderful
falling off in their devotion to the Democrat
party-they would feel how unjust it is &c
claim freedom for themselves and yet be par
ty to the oppression Of others.
We hope that Mr.. Russell will be heartily
| received. and his efforts heartily seconded
BY our Republican citizens and by his coun-
| .rymen. lie is missionary Of good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

TAG Louisville Journal says "A party that
has but one man in it that can by any posi-
bility be elected TO the Presidency. cannot be
lit to have the controlo our national affairs. y
We wonder what Prentice thinks Of the
Democratic party: it hasn't even one man in
1t that can by any possibility be elected to the
preaidencY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30
st. Louis g. Quincy Packet Go.

TOM JAsPER.-Tbe hne steamer , Iom
J.,ner viii leave Eeokuk for 81. Louis every Nom
day at 6 a, m snd Thursday at O'Clock g. M
moILIE McPfkB, every Tuesday and
Friday, Mt o'clock =. m. Meals ana s'ale-
rooms free.
Fare from Keokuk to St Louis, saeo. Through
bills Of lading given for freight to MI stations on
the Des Moines Valley Railroad.
Al freight for the river conveyed to The Agent
at KeokuS win be attended to without delay, and
free Of charge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

PERsoxAr.-Dr. C. A. Hempel, who occu
pies the chair of Homeopathy in the State
University Of Michigan, at Ann Arbor, and is
distinguished Homeopathic author, is now
in this city as guest of Prof Miller. He will
attend the National Homeopathic Convention
in St. Louis next week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

TnE finest assortment of new style Hats for
Ladies, Misses and Children, ever offered in
this market, will he opened to-day at J. O.
VOORHEES, d Bro.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

Those Who Fave called q, the clotbiro
house Of Vencill, Jones / Co. are we'll aware
of the fact that great bargains are to b. had
there, and 90 this piece of information il il.
tended for those who are ye. 10 ignorance o,
this great fact. So, IL you haven't been
there, it will be to your interest TO call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

ARREsTED.-A man who had taken an
overdose OF bad whisky was found in the
ditch yesterday, picked up BY the police au-
thorities and lodged in Jail. He will be taken
before the Recorder this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30
BY TELEGRAPB.
ch,saGo Market.

Chicago MARKET.
~ Telegraph cEicAse. Nay n
n,ur-ysry dol. for all grAdst exc, p, i,w extas and
s1p-rs, shteh are se-rce
wt.at-Ups+tii-d and irregular closes duh at u -
for NJ .p leg. ard Il si<oz soi MOI
Cotp-L ,wsr ca So lame at 1fSs&
oats-Lowrr and du! II est<s at the cioss
Hysp al AID nominal at 81 81 al g, for No l; 81 &c
for No z
Barley Neglected e. tir.y; nominal.
Prosis.ons- H-s.y, very little navel meat.
p, k-Hsli ~ 90; no buyer over VI rs.
lad Lower d dlii atfhaA.
Blk Hssts-yo,hfng doing.
Lake ftessh-n.h aed lover; ~ for orr, oud az
for o,ts to EuIso
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

For the cheapest stock Of Linens, Summer
Shawls, Ladies' Hose, Parasols, Linen Kerr
chiefs, Boys Summer Wear, Dress Goods,
Notions, and all varieties Of Dry Goods, we
recommend the New York Store.
mer90 dEw1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

ARCTIC SopA Wharf.-The most popular
and healthy drink, at Kerr & Fuller's mex
hausiibie Marble Fountain. Strawberry,
Raspberry and Pine Apple syrups made from
pure fruit juices; also Nectar Cream to-day
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

PicxIc on Monday, June LIST, 1868, BY the
German Catholic School, at krafl's Garden.
All are invited to attend.
J. p FABEa, Teacher,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

TaR good people of some localities are al
ready making ready for Fourth OF July
celebration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

IapRAcHEp A young man for trying to
palm of some domestic perfnmery for that
fine French. only sold by NJ. T. Brown, Keo-
kuk Drug Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

WANTED. good Job Printer, at the GATE
Cry job rooms. A competent general work
man is wanted Immediately. None others
need apply.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

REMEMBER that will sell "a boxes Of
boots and Shoes, at 10 o clock this morning.
l.. HowE, Auctioneer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30
CITY NEWS.

Rev. J. W. LATHAM is announced as a can
didate for Clerk in Van Buren, county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

A WoRp OF CAUTION Call for DIR. ken.
nedy's q Permanent Cure for Cafarrh' an'
see that his fac smile is npon the wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists. 1t is the only remedy
that gives entire relief. There are ,eorthisss
ia, tafioas 70, sale. &c, none but the genu'
;na msy2e- d&wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

FRYE THOUSAND BUSHELS CoRS For SALE
AT 46 South Levee, by wagon or car load,
FIVE thousand bushels of corn, at seventy -fse
cents (,5) per bushel. (tf) W. n. SrunGEs.
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Arrivals and Departuresof tho 1ails
CLOSING.
Arrival, ana D,anurss d Ksskak Paskst

ROB ROY, Arrives on SUNDAY ,. IN. ms ras na
day, at 6 o'clock P: M, sna DsP"'''
and Friday, ST o'clock 3 m.
Amy JOHNSON, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, at 8 o'clock p. M, and Departs On
wednesday and Saturday, at .. u.
III. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, at 8 p. M, and Departs on MONDAY
and Thursdsy, Ut Z .. N.
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tn. sr.ax. ofdinsnee

The following is a copy Of an ordinance
passed by the City Council on last Monday
evening, wherein ths City oonfsrs certain
rights Of way and other privileges 70 the keo
kuk and Hamilton Mississippi Bridge Com.
papy and The Hancock County Bridge Com
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Hiawatla will stand
AT THE SAME STABLES,

Fer each the season, FIFTEEN DOLLARS
Shonid prors not 10 tos she be returned
the next SEASON Tor FIVE DOLLARS.
Good accommodations will be provided for all
from distance uoirase rates Keeping and
81 proper and rrecantiou will be taken aGsinst
cfdsuts but The Company It's oftccrS agents will
be responsible for any accidents o. esca.@
We hsve orEanized this enterprise for the purpose Of
aud will spare effort and rapep.e ia introducing the
very bes cisss and sto<k II uor.s Jsek Cattle Hogs
for the Of the stock Of Iowa, Missouri
aud illinois, hoping that all ctzsLs and bret ders will
gtys their aid and eneearng aBeht.
The 0fhcsra nj tn. kssoeistion sre-H " ssmpls Vim
Timberman, II Clark, II L Rntdck ADJ Vim 3rNhsm
DireetorE Fl. ". SAMPLE. Pfes.
wa. PArsnasos. Stey freafr. tmchas-3mdAv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-30

Tue approach of Lakes CIRCUS 80 :,
o,,;,s . sensation among our people, but that
i nothing in comparison to the excitement
that prevails every day OF the store o. ?. : :.
sam corner Second and Main streets' where
IN elephant can be seen at all times ,fes O
charge, in the shape Of bargains. Lao'el
ol,,b Caters reduced 10 81 90, and the bes'
homemade Caters at 81 80. LADIES onp'
pers At IS cents, and Gents Fine Call boo''
Al 81 so; and as for Clothing they cant Of
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FoR Rrsr.-A large fine store room on
Naiu street. Apply TO Fl. B. Ten kyek.
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F OK Al e .

Lots Rock is7. corn Of 18th and conssrt stress
Price ssca
Also stwe-.tory Brick Drsilipg Hous.. contsinlpg
erlzf, efsisrr, frEns barn lot - feet frotf
Aod 40 dsep, located the corner ofsth and Bank
Etseets.
Arc. Let T. block fis Des Aoines Street. between
1th ard sth stseets. Price 400
Aiss Lots 10 and II, Block 1s4. Morgan. between
itth And 18th esrests
Also Lots sne 4 RIeeh fs5 and Eas. half lot g. Fay
str kqaarr Main Street between 2th and 10th Eta
ALo, 70 Ecrss hsd-ksh improred-adi9 land
owned BY C@nrsd Ieptoa, about three nilts from fosn
Price tIooQ; baf eash.
AIss 8 OF choice Grape land, ons mile eboss
Hamilton hall improved and in frnitsi under fence,
sith snssi, hsns dwelling Price $500: half eash-
Aiss, lzo acres ofisnd near Edgar Greek Price u
per acre
Aise, 1eo u land Hilisboro, J.6erson o.
Mo th, Iron MsuntsIn Railroad sLoat IS miles
from 81 Louis Is uncsr ealtyatioo and balanes
hsaTiy sb~tet With good log horss kitchen ctstsrn
milk house ehckea house. bar and stable With choice
lot Of retuss Th, prupsrsy vii! be cold for t20oo
exchanged fer improved property In Asokuk.
Also. bouse And fail lot Mergas, between 10th
and ih ,trses, With SIX good v-i bsre. fruit
snt ether all IL god condition. Price fsOo bali
cash, bai&Bcs On bort time
II. b. TEN-EYCk,
Iasorxne % sad Real Kstats Agent,
Cor, hain and foaYth Eta
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Tax ,a.cher,, scholars and friends Of me
1rn;..risn Sabbath School will meet = 10.
Church. this Saturday, aoth in's.Ds, = ~. -
O'Clock, and proceed 70 tho 0f.ss :,
take part IL strsving flossss on - - q
- ho,.~aa dad A full attendance n de-
s.a an ,ho can will bring aowers.
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Financial and Commercial.
xEoEux nAsxsr.

Co rrected daily BY Stow HrsER, Commission
Merchants, Second street.
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LIVE STOCK.
EDW.Lv F0RREs

YoREYsf IL the mott noted Stallion fa sire style
ton ard fsedng qualities sxhibi,sdn the STATE Of
Krutrsky and ~ sueh he's tsksn la,ta premiums than
any Horse To the Union cen4stssi extraordinary
action end spsea We purchased hira srota the
tate oil Mr. al.xsnssr or aaosbaru Y4rr, Ksctaety !,
ths rnoxt extensive snd G. iebrste Htss bfeeder f.
Aunrirs eo prc Lss.d Forrest nj thre years cid for
Of T. 60 sad hs ring tired hin. ii pt hn - ore
on lis be-, aaa ,oz .u. s-iuf sad pt breeders
.opx bis cots are the e. aNipg eising uish-
Al IN 1ss MS d. th~s trsst~d
n so sut ~ sold FIR SIC coo HHsa3 at atx Year,
GA t,.,ted In ~ & on sov track v.ut1 So $4,000
Catnya;ox tsntts1 10 So ard cold f3r 400 sar
Du1IIr irottsd 10 2a5 of trailing for tvo year.
prevscrs sold ii 900 the Miller H9sb-. very feat
hor.s .sd asy ether such tis get that s2aes win
rot permit to be ennnsrstet.
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r..hers and scholars Of the Congfe-
...;on.l sunday School will meet q me
ch.neI this afternoon, II o'clock, prompt
L.. to attend the exercises 1t the Cemesety.
Couyeyances will be provided for the chit
drsn. The adult members OF the school are
re 1uessed to meet at the Church this morn
;nr, Al 10 o clock, to assist in decorating inc
platforms Of the wagons, and TO bring win
them fass, flowers and eyergreens lot 'n-'
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HIAW ATHA.
A Jack --as is A Jack.
THE LARGEST AND

Black eo.or Is h.rds high of sxtraarisosry bone
muscle power .sd sefi.a years ola and cours frcr
the nao~t e,i brrsd stock, II the kind bred h
GsItacky- M.xAora AM wazxioa-shos sing the lar
Aa<l ei.n At.1iea
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MILWAUKEE MsrHss.

AifW Aukse MtFkef.
~ Telegraph kLwAux1s, Nay 80
Yiour-Du'l AMI unchanged.
whsa,-Dnl with seliess. than bayern = s4i<
FIR No l; 81 IS for No2
ocrn-Quist and stsi ~ At sos.
Oats Q net and steady at SIC.
Porf aad Lard unchanged.
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ksr.sxa Marn.,..

keesa9n MarHsfs,
LuIarooI, May ~ -i:2o Pm.
Flour 3Ss ST.
Rcd Hhea.-lfs 6i: white lbs Sd
Corn SIS 81
Pcrk-S5s
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For RELIABLE IsSUalsCg call at this is,rn

E,ns Insurance Co., Hartford, 81, 500, at
Home Insurance Co., New York, s,7oo, oe1
Insurance C .ofN. America, Phil. ], 800, 00c
Loriilard Fire ms Co., New York, ZOO, 600
international ms Co, g 100, 900
North American Fire ms, Co. NY. 100000
Travellers Insurance Co Hartford, 100000
Railway Insurance Co., Hartford, 100000
Conuecticus Mutual Life ms. Co., IS, 900, 900
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New vers marAsa.
D. relsgrsas.l Nsw Yons Nay 80.
Flour ei'sed dA :. siop.f cent ioxsr for e enon
! gra les.
whss. a,i,t4ss 81 Is ~ 1910 sos, .ad y essa %
f5r No sIrns-
Rys-koninaI n t2oa 1905
Osie= Dali snd h.asy At ss,. ID store
Corn -staiy At q $500 IS fer new mixed western
Al at
Pofk-Rirner AID quiet At $40 ass;s q for mess
cash snd regular.
Bsef-91iet and unchanged.
catMsAts r-IAaised re nest ursispssd.
Dseon-Eominsi.
LARD Firm 4 isxe; good = prime steaa is,S slsx
kettle rendered.
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asw HsrA ns.sy narG,e.
y IdsrssAl ~ Tass. Nay ~
Nosty- Easy With very noc.r.s. s...al 4 4ss =.
ssat.
steal' lag Q ret at ios les4
ood- Ai'-r OF Ing 70 sol, eAv seei 10 ssk sso,sa
.,saT
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sioea naEHes.
- Telegraph NV 7os. M. %
oossnsass fipess stUss "A aefi,e "a ss.ssa.
qnotaticna. -
ceepees OF -, iisxG u = . 1I'kD3k. 4 u
iosIs IosA DO Is, looK1K; u new, iliK SINK !.
D. .. NIX liz: 70 ~. iss,Sx iesx; 1sys Ios,<s
As eteek Nerks.. sheh psnsd scsivs excited .,4
s'sAss. closed ,. ~ ~. lqv: 80 vsss ths psess
Ans lean Ex, eskssa nsschaa a koes; u.sssa
s's1se MAJ, ~ 1ss,< A1ssks re sis1o3is -
2 ~ sfs9<ssss as.fAs es9fsssssf; 4s3s(e 1s36N
hski 10 i.0isas u sszaefx: I /, issl} Gs1S: ! {
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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-01-30
Information Wanted.

Any information concerning the
whereabouts of Henry OF Christina
Fisher, directed to the undersigned
at Springhoro, Warren Co., O., will
be thankfully received by me- We
three were all inmates of the Ham
ilton Co. Infrmary together; they
being my seniors, were indentured
out a year or two in advance of
myself, which took place some ten
years since to a farmer in this vi
cinity. And while l remember of
hearing ourselves spoken of as or
phans by those visiting the institu-
ton to procure such childred as
were suitable to take out as help;
but l have no recollection of when
or where our parents died. If pa
pers, both German and English, in
Southern Ohio, illinsert this, they
will confer a great favor on one
who feels himself an orphan and
alone in the world
JOHN FISHER.
SPRINGBoRo, O., Jan. IA, 1868.