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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-25
rAr.or a. 4 n, vxsorvrve.

The Presi6ent 81 1 United States ha.
very properly issued ibis appropriate and
timely Proclamation for ! National Thanks
giving
In the year which is now drawing to its end,
the art, tho skill and .ae labor of the People OF
the United States hss oecn employ ed with greater
diligence and vigor. aud id broader fields than
ever before. and the fruits of the earth have been
gathered into the grauAry and the storehouse in
mar Gus abundance. Our highways have been
len xthensd, and new and prolific region. have
been occupied. We are permitted to hope tha,
rasng 1D6>stl pslitiess ndissciional di,csssion.
avs i nofsnpl Say, 70 gi-t plsce 70 rstarsins
harmony and fraternaI afc throughout the
Rspshlio. Many foreign sates have entered
into liberal agreements With u, while nations
which ara far Cd, and which heretofore have beer
unsoc.a! and exclusive, have become oul
friends The annual period Of rest, which
We have reached in health and tranquility
and which il Drowned by % many blessings, ie
by nntsersal eonpsnt, eenvsnisnt and suitable
one for cultivatins personal Piety and praoticnl
public devotion. I thaesfSrs recommend ths1
THURSDAY. the TwRNTY,SIXTH day Of NO
Hh4 ttAdp 800 Al ebssrvsd BY IL
- The Vniesd 11l1seaea ny for pub
IN 5000 .sa ,T9 9l r. sy !. s. = the Al
~ whose ever watcAfsl, msrciful and rrsciou.
providence alone, states and nations. no less thar
families nd Individual nsa, do hive and moys
and HAYS their being.
In Nit1pss whersof, hAss hsrcuntes set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United State. r.
b a6hDds
Don't 81 the City Of Washington this twelfth dAy
Of October in tho year Of our Lord on,
thoussnd eight hundred and sixty eight
and Of TIE independence Of the Unitst
EtAaes ths niAsEy Third.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By ~ Psssidsnts
WI. II. eswARpb Secretary Of State.
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FIR. MADISON, Oct. %, 1868

EprroR GATE CRY: Huge handbills,
posted eonspicuously through our Demo-
cratic city and the surrounding country an
nounced that on Thursday evening the truth
would be expounded at the Court House BY
D. F. Miller yes, the veritable Dam, Of
NJ, mon memory, was to proclaim the truth
from the Democratic standpoint, and Re
nublicans were invited to come and hear it.
Va vent-who wouldn't. Barnum himself
| would certainly have been there if he had
seen the bill Of fare. But Barnum was Mt
there even 1t. Barnum wasn't out. The
imported Democracy wasn't out; IN fact
coming out is played out with the imported
Democracy for Democracy has
| Departed from their bodies-the scales are
beginning TO fall from their eyes. The small
boys with red shirts and red caps branded
Seymour" pere out, and from early eve
till o'clock the drum was pounded; it APP
peared to emit doleful sound; everything
appeared melancholy. As the boys trimmed
I in red we-. lown for their drinks, they
walked slow AMI conyersed in subdued voices,
and took their drinks in silence; tho very
moon refused to shine. The scene Tin THU
stronghold of Democracy was pitiful.
Still the doleful drum continued to sound,
and rs the crowd dwindled it was thought
best to stop the drumming, and the show
commenced. In the meantime the Sons
Of Augusta y arrived, who in addition to the
red caps and shirts sperted "pink muslin
breeches,n and looked blood Tor whisky
| ThAv ,rarohaA uipofAan sfrouv
headed by their fierce looking Kaptin, in
white plume and carrying . heavy cavalry
sabre, which he held out in such . position
as to prevent its falling on bis toes. Mex,
came the Hancock county delegation. which
consisted, all told, of eight man and boy,
carrying lamps, and one woman. Whether
the woman Was intended to represent tha
Goddess of Liberty or not We didn't learn
Now that the show was ready to commence
where was the man of truth? the man whe
bad passed through the ordeal OF all parties
and came out Democratic Where was Dam
j Nobody knew. He wasn't on hand. Aftsl
some suspense, and several conference.-the,
to the Democratic corner grocery, = char
came in quietly and announced that Dan
could Mt como; probably he had seen one
Of the bills; 81 any rate this party, who wal
announced q Mr.. Lomax, said Ban could NJ
possibly got there, and that he would en-
deavor to expound the truth in Dams place
His speech proved synonymous of his name
J for it Was certainly . very lame affair. Hs
said If the Republicans would only let U,
: have the power for awhile, how happy v.
would be . But by his mournful vieags w
could see the poor f, low had no idea thu
such thing would or como to pass. HI
exhortsd them to hang on like grim death Il
, Lee county, - it appeared that it Was al
| ~.
, At last he came to the truth. he said hi
guessed that they we're tired Of him so b,
, sat down in silence-and the meetin' wa
out, and in funeral like silence and sosmnit,
the red-shirted boys, tho ''Sons Of Augusta,
the Hancock county delegation and the wo
} man wendell their way to their dreary homes
, | So mote it be. CORPORAL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-25

Nor ssAhiiahed n thsyea Gone, con.
sequently my goods arc not out Of date, Dat
new and fashionable styles. Among the
specialties ~:
Solid Coin Silver articles in fine morocco
cases, for pfesents.
Geneva Watches, some my own importa-
tons.
American Watches, our own brandt.
Solid Gold Je Selry.
Best qualify Siiver-Plated Wafe, Of the
celebrated I. orham Manufacture.
Eiuest Far foods.
specsscles Opsics' Goods.
Nos. 1&2' House.
oc22.th-su-we 5. q, BRIDGES.
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Arrivals and Departr i Of the naila
dTooIu0.
arirls m DsplrssRs n keskuk Picket

vnn nov Active. On Sunday and Thurs
day, ct q o'clock p. NJ, Iaad Departs w 1s''1.s
and Frfday, at7 o'clock :. nj
A~nv sny7reN00. Arrives on Tuesday
~ Fr;aev' q O'Clock D. M, and Departs on
Wsls~dsy sid esturday,ss -.
= x0wUnoN. Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, Ut P. M, and Departs on monaAy
and Thursday, at .. M.
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Tn. frank sl.,r Demonstration.


The Democracy hereabouts were honored
and delighted by thepresence of Frank Blair
in their midst yesterday, and they did their
utmost to glorify, in his person, the promi-
neut Rebel Generals who presented his name
in the National Convention and secured his
unanimous nomination.. The active and con-
trolling element amongst the Democratic
leaders in our State il ofthe Brick Pomeroy
persuasion, and Of course they back Brick
in his justification and vindication Of the
Blair letter, as the real keynote Of the cams
paign.
There was quite a'large crowd assembled,
and at general glance We took it to be q
pretty hard crowd. But although their zeal
was greatly in excess. of their knowledge, "
think they behaved themselves much better
than an equal number of their brethren down
in Dixie are accustomed to do, whore they
| have everything their own way, in the
absence of the soldiers of the Up;on,
Frank Blair s speech was ma -iy > repe-
tition Of that delivered BY him in Chicago,
| and reported in the papers. Frank is one Of
your blufing, rowdy demagoguss, VII never
speaks or moves but with an ambitious pur-
pose. Ambition is ever in excess OF bis
| ability. He regards neither tho reputation
or life Of any man Is Of the slightest moment,
weighed in the balance against within OF
his. Billingsgate is his mother tongue, and
lying is as easy Is drinking to him.
He slsndered the Republican party most
villainously, because the party cast him of
when he sought to use it to pamper himself,
and the Blair family and friends. He abus.d
Grant most scandalously; charged him with
the intention Of becoming . military usurper
and lifelong dsspot, simply because Grant
is the candidate of the loyal people Of this
country for the Presidency, and upon no
better ground whatever.
But he put forth his utmost energy on =
protracted and well sustained TRADE of Wilt
fcation and abuse Of the negro race. HE de-.
MED the race . single virtue or merit, and
denounced them Is guilty OF every degrading
vice.
Now, Is matter Of fact, Frank Blair used
10 abuse the :. Fs.lnegans just AZ bitterly,
some ten or twelve years ago and it is noto-
nous how vic ously he pitched into the I'D
DUTCH after - quarreled with Fremont,
during the va
But now the sciIsss demasogue has the
brszen effronte- to deny his record, and il
very sweet on the Germans and the Irish,
Aud Ne venture to predict that four year,
hence, when the negroes viii have the RICH,
Of suffrage, Frank Blair will deny that b.
ever aid word against them, ii 4 insist tia,
he has bean their friend and champion from
his earliest boyhood.
Blair is not an eloquent or . powerful
speaker, and in . community where tho in-
dividuals were equally unknown, there are
three or four Democratic orators in our town
who would contest the palm with the Demo.
cratic candidate for the Vice Presidency, Il
his performance here il favorable specimen
of his stump oratory.
The crowd around the stand ~ presume
varied from four to Eve thousand and the
procession Of lamp bearers in the evening, BY
astual count, WAS four hundred and twenty
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

TTVHIS 70 give notice that the Oh day Of Oot
A. D. 1858. Warrant In Bankruptcy vas Issued
against the estate OF Geo. Hibbad. d Wes. Point Leo
County and Stats of Iowa. Who Aaa bssa adu1ed bank
rupt upon his petition That the payment OF sny
debts and delivery Of sny property belonging TO sid
Bankrupt to him for his and the transfer Of
creditors bankrupt prove their dsbts
choose assgpees Of hts estates will BE- hold
1t the Court Of Bankruptcy 70 b hoa1en a room No
House. the once OF the Rsestsr In Bankruptcy,
In the city OF Keokuk, Iowa before John Druos Reg
istsr the 18th day Of Noy A. 1883 n 10 O'clock
O. m. CIV. CLARk, Usk.,
By RYuLlou, Deputy
John Van valtenbnrg, Attorney
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u..a.r Of n,.a. ..e sreen..

In pursuance Of the prevailing and &C.
credited policy Of the Ku-Klux wing Of the
Democracy, Messrs. Kinds and Brooks were
,sa.sinated in the vicinity Of Little Rock on
Friday.
Mr.. Kinds vas member Of Congress and
Mr.. Brooks ! member Of the Legislature,
both prominent Republicans, and doing good
service in the cause on the stur .. II was
not easy 70 answer their arguments, but with
traitors trained TO the eowsrdly bnsipsss OF
bushwhackine Union men from the CO 'rt OF
the thckets, it WAS IN easy matter tor the
Democratic party in Arkansas to get rid Of
these champions Of the Union and friends Of
Grant and Colfax.
Mr.. Brooks We have often had occasion to
sneak Of ia adniring eulogy heretofore, and
MANY OF our readers will remember him - :
dethodist preacher Of rare qualifications Of
had and heart. He Vas IN honest man, :
,rns patriot, IN earnest and sincere christian,
devoted TO the cause Of liberty and human
ity, and fearless in the expression OF his
convictions.
He was aware Of his danger, but could not
shrink from the performances Of bis duty in
standing BY the cause for which hs had gone
South during the war.
About two weeks sincs, ~ W learned from
a letter received from friend in Little Rock
few days ago, he called upon thst friend
and told him that he had learned, through his
membership in the Masonic Fraternity, that
! himself and his friend, amsngst others, had
been condemned TO Assure and speedy death
| by the secret Democratic Ku. Klux orgapizs-
ton of Little Rock. He warned his friend
to be on his ard, for he had no doubt that
the doom Of ,th had bsen pronounced and
that the attsn would soon be made to sx-
scute il.
The information proved but too true in BIZ
own case, and his friend will be equally pow
erle,s to resist the Democratic messenger
whom he shall bs sent forth to strike the 70
sal blow in behalf Of Seymour and Blair. Fo
Andrew johnson, who controls tas Govern
ment and 10 swinging ii round the circle 4
: nromote the election Of Blair and Seymour
; il in sympathy with the aims and purpose
!. Of the assassins, and instead Of ehschin
: the massacre of Republicans, by the ssron
] arm Of Presidential authority, resorts to 81
cry practicable. mode in'his power 70 stint
s late murder and encourage, honor and pre-
I tect tina bloody assassins, who. are sinpl
carrying out his policy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-25

GRAu's OPKRA.-Another full house
greeted the artists At tho Opera House last
night. The beauty and fashion that greeted
The troupe the irst two nights, we're again IN
their places. proving conclusively that wien
! first class company visits our city, they will
be- appreciated. Last night, although the
torch light procession was going on
still il did not seem to have any visible
effect on the audience. The Opera was
Mozart's sublime master work, The Magic
Flute in two acts.
Among the popular lyric favorises Of this
Opera, we may par eularizs the beautiful
Duet, "Ths Manly Heart by Papagena
and Pamino, Marie Freidrici and steidecke,
and the priesty invocation, these dolly
Halls" solo Of great depth and most pro-
foundly rendered by Jos. Weinlich.
Marie Frederick, gushing with lovellnes'
and artistic accomplishments, was raptur.
| ously applauded in all her efforts and wal
| recalled several times.
| The music OF the { ,,era may be CHASED
under the head Of serere. consequently de-
mands more than ordinary attention in order
to comprehend its several beauties, and VI
must say fully elected the attention OF thu
audience.
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ATTENTION, IoUAvEs.- Tho members OF
the Star Zouaves are requested to meet q
burrows, Hall. corner Of Ninth and Main
.,r.ets. Monday eyenius. By order Captain.
JAS. NELsoS, Orderly Sergt.
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Township Clerk.

QQEERY.-E Editors Cute CITY: Why die
the crowd at Main and Second cheer Mr.
Cia, am and not Frank Blair? QUIZ.
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FIouR.-Ws ill, on Monday next, sell cur
brands Of Flous A. f. IS: Imperial mills,
$40 80; Pearl mills, 70; Jeseamne mills,
ss 90. b KOS, DAVIS Co.
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The Rob Roy will be regular Z. 8.
Mail Packet for to-molrow morning 1t
O clock.
The Tom Jasper, Of the White Collar
Line, leaves for tho same place II the same
time.
ThSNictory, Of the same Line, leaves TO-
St. Louis to-day.
The Davenport, Of she Northern Line
leaves to-day, and the Hawk Eye to morrow
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n.sasesrs nsesssss,

It is very important that yonr nams be
propsrly rgstsred. Tie books will be open
on Tnesday ne,s fcr he last time. Don,
fail to give this matte sur attention.
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Rees-24c,
6oRaHun-35 to 400 per gallon.
PorAroHs-New7ec to 80 , bushsl.
SWEET PorAroHs-Whits 81 90 to 81 % ]; Tsd
u %.
OHIoHs-85c per bush.
ToxAroEs-$l 90 10 1 20 per bush.
LARD-City cured l91c per n. Country cured
Ito to l8c per Id.
BRHswAx-36 TO $50 per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, IL TO lie; loose loo per p.
FsATHKRs-Prime 500 to 65c per b.
RAes-Cotton, Sc per lb.
WH1rs BEAKs-Common to good ~ IS to 90
CH.EsE-Good country loo. Factory zoo.
yMEeAR-Ellington's Cider Csc per gil
BaAr-In demand 1t 80 to 83c per 100 lbs.
HRuIrs-Green Apples - IS to s. 80 per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to 174e per lb. Fresh
Peaches 81 90 to 90 per bushel
Dried Peaches, 15c; none in market.
GRApEs--6 to Tc per ID. by the box.
sxEps-Timothy dull at s. Is to 2 Is. Glover
81 50. Flax seed 81 IS to - o..
ons-c ! oil $50; Linseed, r.. = 30 eo' !"
81 rs. Lard, No. 81 40, No. 2 u ~.
L,yx sroox-Bee: CATH. 81 % to IS % gross.
Hogs, good lots, 50 to 50 SO gross. Sheep
g to 50 gross. vsai Calves from - W
to SO 90
BAcos-City cured canvassed hams 1sc, shout.
ders l3c, clear sides tic. Country cured
hams lac; shoulders 114e; sides l64c.
PoRk-Mess 70 to $50 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed 40c.; fleece 10 me-
soc; unwashed, 20 to 23c.
HAY-Timothy choice in active demand at from
80 on to $40 90 Per ton. Prairie 70 w
to IS 90.
WOODS 50 to So so per cord, according to quail
/ ity, in good demand.
/ HIpEs-Green, So; do CURED loo; dry mint I've
do salt l5c per ID.
sALr-Laks - 1908 IS. Ohio River IS y
ON levee. ;.
GLAss-sXle IS 50. Rates discoanted 50 to a
per cent.
NAILs-46 IS rates.
Ran IRoN-4&c. rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-25

REGISTER your name On Tuesday next, \
you have not already done so.
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Rrv. Din. BRowN will preach at the heo'
kuk and St. Louis Packet Companys Depot
thia afternoon at Al clock.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

BY the request OF many friends announce myself ~
an Independent candidate.for County Clerk.
D. BLACKBURN.
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1t. Louis Cattle mar kst.
By Telegraph b. LOUIS, Oct n
Cattls-Rairly astivs end unchanged; 62h Tor con.
NOS to good ard steers fer lsea sonsamItien,
Hozs-In gooA rsqaest At farther decline OF 4ooos
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RDnExBsR that next Tuesday will be tho
laet,opportapjV ron will hevs Of rsgistssing
49, 1aass
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New YORK rInane.

By telegraph NHT YeRx, Dot. H.
coupons Of 'sl 1bsSask do 80 lssf0k ~ mex
o5 llA0X new io4oX do 81 1o1k0A; ~ llh01i;
l04os 6LEM
0olA-333<
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CITY n Ews.

Mn. VAN GISKrL, Of the Pella 'Gazeite,
called on VI yesterday.
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Holland HorrinS.S
GROWN BRAND, asc, for sals b.
~ este k1AL0ao 1141 co.
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BY Telegraph NN orE. ost ".
Flour CIossd dull and 1os lower ssnnoa and
medium grades
Wheat-Dull and lo2e lower
Oats-Dull and hsavyst74
oor,-Iowsr asl dull At u 1901 "A for snsound
81 l5la0l 10 for sound.
Barley Firmsr.
Pork irmsr and fairly setivs; closing At vi taosa
prime mess.
Bssf-Dull at t3so2o Tor primo
Cut n eats -Hssvy: shoulders mex; hams 1913
IArd-Dull and dropping; lsOl7N for steam, zoli
for kettle.
Wool-Trm and IL . little better Inquiry; sales d
dems.tie fleece ct 1881. pulled 44H7.
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Destructive Oonfagration.
ESTIMATED LOSS $25, ooo-No IN
SURANCE.

At half-past ten O clock last evening IRE
vas discovered in Che rear Of Carriers Sash
Factory, corner Of Eighth and johnson
streets. The ssalss spread with remarkable
rapidity and ragged with undiminishsd fury
until the Factory. together with oil it, con-
tents and the large amount Of lumber sur
rounding it, VS. entirely consumed. The
loss is estimated ct $25,000-no insurance.
Our friend Jack Christy, local Of the Con-
stitutjos, was the first to discover the hrs
and rave the alarm at once, but for want Of
sufficient force the engines wsrs not on the
grounds until the dsvouring element had
become unnanageable.
The origin Of the ere ID unknown. Tho
watchman on duty at the Factory is said to
have been absent from his post.
Owing to the late hour at which We writs'
p q clock-is il impossible to 20 into de-
tails but W promise the particulars IN oui
next issue.
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Financial and Commercial


,,nsStsa daily BY SEow = Hv1Sn, conn issisa
Merchants, Second strsst.
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uARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
Chf.ase Market.

Chiaago Market.
q, r.,.sr.nb.l OuoAee. Oct. q.
The grain markets o-day have been dull and pifcss
lower.
yiour-Dull and weak, and prices nominal ana unset
tied
Whsat-Has besn In moderate demand and price,
evsv towards the close there almost panis clio y
Ing with SELLERS ct u 2a buyers At q = for No No
closed 1t u o. No sold 1t 81 12<ol Is, closing -
inside prices.
Corn-Dull and lower, closing 1t s518bA Tor No ];
white corn sold to very limited extent ats7 and new
track at So.
O~ts-In moderate demand; sold early at u -, but
steadily declined and closed at 81 le1s
Rye-Lower; closing at 81 10 for No !; No sold a.
81 l2a1x rejected 81 o5.
B.rl.y-Dul unsettled And lever, closing unssttlse
atN 7las.
essds-Quiet
Provisious-Dull and lower all round.
Old sold in Job los At - o9o 30, bnt sci
lsrs Of round LIT, we're offered SzS, nss
/ offered at ST so.
/ Lard-w 1t 1871; round lots 1914
/ Pesf-old aud mess i20l5, bat extra mess At
l41l6x.
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Reo1errnl RrmsTAe 1.-THE Board Of
Registration will be in session two days,
Tuesday and Wednesday,
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We give below An extract from private
letter written BY former fellow-otizen now
residing in South-eastern Arkansas, to =
prominent citizen Of This place, showing the
condition Of affairs 10 thst section. He says:
"our immediate neishborhood is quiet as
yet, but the contAsion i spreading. The
deputy sheriff Of our county Drew, and .
colored freedman were taken out and shot
one night hss week. Republicans say by
ku-Klut Democrats, while Democrats sayp,
wasnot IN political grounds at all.
In Ashley county, few nights ago .
negro man and his wife were burned to death
in their hcsss, sitter being tied and .lr
children taken out and left in the 5, ;,
where they we're found in the morning
IF the reign OF terror in France war
dreadful; il must be owing to the ,er
neighborhood ofthe people. We are on the
verge OF untold calamities, al growing out Of
the mad spirit revived ~ Blair's foolish let,
ter. Ny republican friends say the spirit o.
the late rebel, now Democratic leaders, j,
more menacing to the peace of the country
than il was in 1860.
II HAYS been making IN effort to get up
psci6caaion meeting il my neixhhorhood
Failing in this, may be compelled to leave
the State till after the election. Nosovern.
ment can long, exiSt without protecting it
fr,anaa =, e - sNsls .As
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For Sale.

kvUR RENT.--A two story brick Dwelling
u House with rooms xtea'e tifth, be w.en
Fulton and Franklin streets. Possession nov Price,
$50 per month. Ii. Is. TEN EYCK.
keokrk. Oct, H. 1858
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Potatoes.
Assignee's Notice OF Appointment

ASS1SneeS NOtlC0 OF Appointment
In the District Court Of the United sates for tbs Die
f-ct Of Iowa. In tho matter Of the estate Of VIM.
Davis, Bankrupt
To phon II way eonceyn:
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his appeint-
i ment Assignee Of the estste OF VIM. Davis, II
Rome IN the county Of Henry In said District who
was to-rit the 9th day Of August, 1888, sdudsed
bankrupt upon his petition, BY John Bruce Beg
lister In Bankruptcy Of aid Court.
Dated At Keoiuk, Iowa the 10th day Of Oct, A. D.,
1868. WIN BALLINGER,
oct1l-3v-sun Assignee.
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The books are Then open TOT the last TIME.
BAaRETr's VEGETABLE Ham RESTORATIVE
is a perfect and miraculous article. Cures
badness. Makes hair grow. A better dress
ing than any oil y or . pomatum." Soft
ems brash, dry, and wiry hair into beautiful
silken tresses. But, above all, the grea'
wonder is the rapidity with which it restores
gray hair to its original color. -'sarannd'
fGa.o Republican. o2o.dlw&w1t
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Repatriation.

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