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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-07
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FLORIDA.

TALLAuAssss. Nov. Two thousand
stands Of State arms. in transit BY Railroad
from Jacksonville 10 this place, was seized
BY party Of unknown persons, last night,
near Madison.
A special train with detachmsnt OF col
disrs. left here for the place Of robbery 1t 4
o'clock this morning.
sHCoND DISPATCH.
From late accounts received, the parties
Who destroyed the State arms On the rail
road last night, must have forced open the
ears at Madison, whore they broke open the
cases OF rifles and destroyed and distributed
them along the track for several miles,
They also destroyed ammunition and arms
which will eest the State $4,000
Hamilton has been rsnominated for Con-
grsss BY the Republicans.
The Legislature 10 still in session, but
will probably adjourn to day.
w. W. Saunders, colsrsd, is out a. indie.
pendent candidate for Congress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-07
COM N z COAL.
OavoDpore Market Report.
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FI0Va--WhOlooaIo,0 % ~ retail, o7.o0.
WnsAs-Ns. ]. q 90, Ne. .. s5c,
UAalss-No l.el.lo6l 40. unsettled.
OAss- 30df 35cts.
RYn-el -
OsaR-Nsw, IS 7; Old, Sc.
onioMs 81 eVd .25
PssAress- 45@6sc.
RusSsp-S5s. per D.
Ioos-15e.
GAsn ArrfRs-ol7s per bushsl.
hAs-0ood rimsthy ti3.ee0oll. ~. per ~.
Hrai-is 5000 per ton. Slough, q. O00S -.
CsAL-Soft- yard. lie y bashsl; delivered
lo1aos.
AxraaANrn yard el7 - per Ten
WooD-oe.0o. per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-07
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Or Victoria Regia,
For DeautifylDg she Completion
And Preserving tho Skin.
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celebrated chemist In France, and 1t 10 to hi that
the Ladies' Of the Court Of Europe their beauty
With all it, simplicity and parity there 10 NJ article
that will compare with It - bsantiAsr of he con-
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soss years ags hs aas since that tine Even Il
Pc feet trial among his personal friends and the ariss
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Boston, New Orleans. d. Louis, Savannah. Charles.
unqualified ainirstion, and wssld consider the tsst
imperfect without this delightful and pafsy harmless
preparation. Victoria Reeia and Oscelis Dc Pefna
las given saeA entirs satisfaction In every instance,
tAata = nov compelled = eas, i :: he I.bne III.
TRRR IRON ALL POISONOUS SUBSTANCE.
After usiAe 0ecelia Dc Persia ano Victoria 1eGia
for short tine, the skin will have seft satnllhs
torture; i.!sss. ftsosss.s snesseasse and IT.
THE valuable article. This article b no Vulgar co
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c. - bsaut1ss an6 ~ use eannet Deoeibly ~ q
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-07

We quote the Psnusyivanis Salt nanufactar.
ing Compauy's goods a. foi.ews:
Natfona Refined Saposi6er. ..kO7X
Natrona Sapoai6er in iron boxes...... skosX
Natrona Bi-Carb Soda, absolutely purs)
in liz pound kegs, per h.. .skoToI
Natrona Super-Carb, Sods, ID. papers,
go lbs. TO CASEY per pound. Lex, II, 10 Ia
Natrons Saiera,us, pound papers, (so1bs
Natrora Caustic Soda (whits) per b.. 1919
Natrona Sal soda, per ID. ..... el-2
Natrona Auriatic, per lb......... sl.2
CHOCOLATE AND COCOA-we quote a.
follows -
PS1sfoN's CHOCOLATE
Broma, d.. 45c French
Eagle. .44c Che. des Families. .24e
No. ........... 42c TencAn's. ......s soc
Liquor, p. Mills. .2lc
Double Vanilla. 5Sc Caraccasor Spanish. &c
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-07

CureO Burns. Bruises. 1I0mo00oO
soreness, sore Throet. Toothache
Rarocho ,NO~r01g1a.R Rheumatic
L0nbago, Piles, Belle. 0tlngs,
sore Ey o.. Bleeding. ofehe Lungs.
N~oe, stomach, Or ofP11eO: Germs.
Ulcers, Old sores. Price - ce0s
% u -.
H1-TAsss Remedies. except BONDS BxTRACr
81 the case or single box sent to any part Of the
country, ~ mel or express. nee charge. - fe-
ceipt Of the price.
Address Humphrey's Specific Hsnsopashic Nod.
icino Company. Once and Depot, No. be7 DneAD.
vAY. New Yefk. DR. HvnFnasY 10 consulted daily
n Ia once psYeona ally BY letter. - above for
al forue 81 disease. The above Medicines cold n
Dayeuport b DTEvENs0N = CARNANHN and
q hALLORD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-07
SlmIllA SMILES CURanTUR.
HUMPHREYS

uAvR PROVED. FROM The MOST AMPLE
II expssielee. Al antire sucesso einplo-Pronpt
E0cient and Reliable. They are the only Nod
cines perfectly adapted 70 popular ues.-ee simple
harnless q to b free from danger and % sncisni
- to b alwaysrsllable They have taissd ~ high
eat con eendsion IRON Ill. and win always rem
/, Cures Fevers. Coneestion, InAanatiens .
3. =. Verne, Worn FEVER, Wern Collie. -
:. " Crying-Colc q Tsething Of infents. g
s. Dyrentery, Gripping. Biilous Collie. -
8. A" Cho1era-Morbus,v Vomiting. 49,. y
Z. Coughs. Colds. Sronchit,s. 10y
.. Headaones siex Headache. vertiee.sS
10, :" Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach. 800. rs
u. Suppressed. Or Painful Periods. Is
Is. Group. Cough. Di1icult Breathing rs
Il, Salt Sheu1n. Krysipelas. krup,ioas. Is
Is. :. Rheumatism, RAeumatie paine. -
II, Pilee, bind Of 6lsediDg ....... ......S
10, OpthAlmv. and sore Q! weak Zyes.. 20
-, Catatrh- acute Or earonie influenza. 80
81. :. Asthnna, Q oppressed 6fssthias. 80. Is
-. - Ear Discharges. impaired hsafinese
2, !" 9croful.. snlar xed glands. swelltsp.M
%. :. Dropsy, aud seanty Secretions. 80
70. Sea.Sickro ESQ. sickness from riding. 80
q. :. Kidnsy Ds ss;s;;. srs,sl. ; ="
Emissions, involuntary Dischassss.i %
., :. Sore Mouth, Cankef. .....: 50
=. " yysriin n.rY WsslEnes: .S .sssi.s ssd: g
g. " Suffering ct change ofliss. .......1 8
:. Epilepsy.Spesaas,es.v is1s' Danesll 90
y, /" Diptheria. alceretsd sore throat -. .
FAMILY CASES.-Ofss ts7s lsres v,ais
9e fer every ordinary liseess . family 10 cub
ject to. , books Of directions. From 80 teS SS
mailer rsniiy s.d Travelling easss. vita
e s - II p.ys,. Disease; ;oi ;. y
Curing and for Proveasivo Treatment:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-07

VB WV FBB 0ABt UOHnN.
AanAfako PILLS. - oeo. = Dox.
FOR sale ~ al Dsasgiste ~ Dealsss-
o.. sUnBNOK'0 ALlfAuAoHoD lees CAL
s.aAD o1Arls ofALLlDRuoolsTD
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-07

ins sa,,sr 10 very simple. The stomach i,
ne 0sAdlaArtsrs ~ the BODY the central nom,
~ ias sysism Il 10 from this th Il eli good and
eai ELECTS cut 20 bless curse ,ss possessor
maze It eisaa. put 10 in good running order.
treat y Handsomely. and there will b no more
aissass than In the solid rocks OF the granite
aus "srepeat 1t. that Schsnek's Sawed
lonis val do tins for the sto mach. II 10 nature
Scning 10 rescue Of man in his peril
"hsa the mature and condition Of disease are
saorenshly andsrstood. it will be seen that the
Ia The doctrine We briefly inculcase 10 the true
one. and that tho medicine We advocate n pre
ss adapted 10 the doctrine. Thoussnds OF
reecastracted omachs'' in nearly ever St.t.
In aee en,en. will glAilv testifv 10 .h,s 49,
Pc, 40 thev sasali. the marvellous v;rtu..
81 Scasacks Ssawesd Tonic.
VIZ 81 ieAss e,ght people in tea ought u ma.
this lsaar msy BE stated wv
let Because your stem ach in ont ~ ov,a..
wa sooner or later, uuless aided. break dow
~. Because you do rot have half the en;o.
neat OF lie thssyou might.
- Because your blood 10 not pure and Soed
asy time.
<sa. 8scsass you cannot think, Or act. Or d
arythia1 10 bnsiusss Or ont, 10 well a. IL ~.
we're IN tas condition this tonic will place Won
80. Because ~ 10 yeur duty y So healthy
e7a streng. 10 have sound mind" and this ..
yoar account - we'll q those about yev.
9Th. Becauss this Tonic is within tie means 81
eseryosdy One 'rsgular'' doctors" bill
~s1id ray for half You would sse in . lifetime.
80, .1ses reasons. and 6ssauses, might b multi
~ . 'sasaA'ssly and essh is = tfus - truth.
oeeeaok SesVeed Tsnic 10 enc Of che eressest
oe0po1ads that chemical. medical, or any 9TH
= essence Or stiil ever achieved, and its magic
oeciss esse oniy 70 Be known to make il . vel.
Iaad.
DR.. Schsnck must get the stomach Of sverv
eorsumpsseive patient in this condition hefor ia
rulmonis syrup can Be digested and penetrate
Dr. J. u. 6chenck 10 professionally a e;:
ovsnoipal se6es, No. IS North Sixth 81. corner
81 Commerce st.. Philadelphia. every Sssurdsv
wAsrs all letters for advice must be addreseed
Price Of The Pulmesie Syrup and ssawssl
Tonie.
EACH n. - Pm BOTTLE.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

reg The Trenton papers for month
past, have been talking about the large
fire bell which the Good VIII Fire
Company Of that city have just placed
in the tower of their splendid house
Every fire company in that beautiful
city has fine large bell on their house,
and yet Elizabeth, more enterprising
city in every other respect, has not a
single fire alarm, although our Fire
Department is more widely scattered
We had hoped that Council would have
taken such action as would ere this
have witnessed the erection OF tower
and n suitable fire bell. But the new
members will assemble in few nights,
and from them we expect that this
great want will be soon supplied.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

MEssRs. EDITORS The Moravian con-
gregation enjoyed a very pleasant
Christmas day. both III the church and
Sabbath school. The pastor preached
the text For unto you is born this
day, in the city of David Saviour,
which is Christ the Lord" luke 2, II.
At p. NJ. goodly number of child
rem, with many of their parents and
friends gathered in the sabbath School
room, which was charmingly decorated
with greens. Over the d ,or leading to
the infant room were seen the two
pleasant words, merry Christmas in
large green letters, behind which was
put up large tree. The service open
ed with a chant by the choir, "Glory to
God in the Highest" Then followed
the recitation Of that part of scriptnre
treating of the birth of our Saviour
this was performed by two Of the larger
girls, in both the German and English
languages Then succeeded the sing
ing Of the Lords Prayer, by several
school girls, who sang splendidly. The
exercises continued in singing and
short addresses both in German aud
English, The Christmas tree was well
decked with dolls and toys for the little
ones, which were at the close distrib-
uted among them, with books for the
larger scholars, and paper bags filed
with apples, cakes, and candy for all
the scholars.
The occasion was very pleasant one
to all who were present, and will I'M
doubtedly be long remembered by
them all.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

gea~ The Veteran Zonavos propose
giving grand Military and Citizens
dress ball On the evening of Washing
toms Birthday, at which they will give
an " Exhibition Drill" in the new tac-
tics of the United States army. We
know a great many people here who
would be glad to witnessa g dress" drill
of this company in Market Hall, and
we see no reason why the thing" can
not be made profitable as we'll as inter
esting.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

The Board of Engineers and Fire
men of the Fire Department held n
meeting last evening, and appointed
the following named gentlemen COM
mittee to confer and act with the Fire
Committee of Council in selecting u
place for the location of the new fire
bell Messrs. Nathaniel Green, of No
1, Charles Saloman, of No. 3, and John
Dennen, OF No. ).
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

49, A correspondent wishes to know
whether the Central Railroad Company
have done the ''square thing" by tax
ing off the train which formerly stop
ped at the Spring street station in this
city. Quite a number of mechanics,
working at Bergen Point, bought com
matters tickets Of the Company, shortly
after which the train which had been
ordered to be stopped as aforesaid was
taken of, rendering it necessary for
these men to walk an extra mile or two
each day. We hope the Company will
deal as justly by its poor as 10y its rich
commuters-all are supposed to pay the
same kind of money for value received.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

ne. Americus Council, No. %,
" American Mechanics, hold their
regular meeting at Collet Hall this eve
ming. This order is prospering-one
new Council, at least being organized
in New Jersey every week. Americas
Council is composed of fine set Of
young men, representing every branch
of business in this city, together with
the professions. The main object Of
the order is beneyolence, aud large
benefits are paid to members in cases
of distress-thus answering the purposes
of life insurance company.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

CoRREcT1oN.-In our report printed
yesterday Of the doings of the Cross
Roads Mission School, we by great
mistake printed the name of Mr.. FRANK
LIN II. LuNNIUs, as Summers. We
make the correction in order that the
many friends Of this gentleman may
know that Mr.. Lummus was really here
on Christmas Day
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30
nsasa Henry Little. Andre,

esY~ Henry Little, Andrew Kettle,
Aaron Little and David Newring, are
being tried to-day for assault and bat
terry on Mr. Jacob Miller at Westfeld,
more than a year ago. Mr.. William J.
Magic for the State, Gen. Runyon and
Messrs English and Fay for defend
ants. No other business will he traus-
acted to- day
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

nee. The Centenary NJ. E. Chuch of
Camden, Rev. VIM. V. Kelley, pastor
is enjoying a deep religious interest.
This Young society is having additions
weekly to its numbers Among the
converts is the only daughter Of the
late DR.. Monroe. The pastor was re-
membered on Christmas, receiving a
handsome donation from his church
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

neA- Short-weight-and-sug coffee
mixing-dealers everywhere will do well
to keep their top-eye" open. It is
said that certain men in this city, have
their eyes on parties, who occasionally
"adulterate' little. In the mean
time, We would advise our readers to
patronlzo - MLe
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

neap Mr.. Jacob Blanck, while on
Morris avenue yesterday afternoon, was
suddenly overcome with faintness.
Officer Mcnamara, being near by, pro-
cured a carriage and had the gentleman
conveyed to his home in Lafayette
street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

D7y' Morgenroth's meat establish
ment, No. '201 Broad street, is worthy a
visit. We never, saw, sir-(betterl
loins. Mr. NJ, is doing heavy bust
ness, and, like ourselves, is making
money. He intends keeping up Christ
mas until the 4th of March next.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

BsS~ Conductors Butler ard Peters
of the Horse Railroad, ever attentive
and obliging, had the floors of their
cars this morning well covered with
warm clean straw.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

BG@ Immense truss beams to support
the roof of Music Hall" have been
hoisted into position within the past
week. The roof will soon be put on
when the building viii be entirely en-
closed.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

Bz2g" We hear that " Continental Hose
Company are talking of Il ball on a
grand scale--if SO, something very nice
may be expected.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

1'D- Major General Theodore Rnn-
You, of Newark, is in attendance at the
Courts to-day.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

Gz7e Companies A, G. and D, will
be inspected by the major command
ing at Market Hall to morrow after
noon at O'Clock. Turn out boys and
show your members.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

Dy~ Central Division Sons of TEN
perance meet to night and elect Off
GERS. We understand that the cold
War Horse"-Mr, Jacob Melvin is to
be present.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30
City gtelus.

NOTICE. Subscribers will please pay
the carriers of the DAILY MONITOR, as
we cannot pretend to keep any account
OF subscriptions.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

1e7sa ATTENTION ZoUAvEs. The Vet
eran Zouaves will assemble at the ar
mory tomorrow Thursday) afternoon
at 3 o'clock fully uniformed and equip
ped for inspection and review. BY or
der OF
J. MADISON DRAKE, Captain.
Gro Il. TowNLEY, O. S.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

Roy Underwear for Ladies, Misses
and Children in all sizes II E. p.
Williams.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

H4sg~ Lace and Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs for presents for the holidays,
at i. p. Williams.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

H-sssfa Black silk velvet and velyeteen
in black and brown. Velvetribbons in
all colors, at E. 2. Villa ms.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

ssaa. A drunken man was picked up
in the First ward by the police this
morning and locked up.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

Boy Judge Depew presided at the
Court this morning, with associates
Judges Green, Bovine, and Levy
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

pes~ The largest assortment OF Fresh
and Smoked meats at POI Broad street.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-30

Bag Choioe meats at201 Broad street,
cheap for cash.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-02

THE VALLEY AND THE SHADow.-We pub
>lisbAas-the other day the prospectus of the
work thus entitled, by ]. N. Dixon, formerly
of the Des Moires Register. The book will
shortly be issued snd ready for circulation.
Mr.. Dixon, by his long editorial service, and
by the more recent terrible affection which
has made him completely and hopeiessly
blind, is we'll known to our own people and
to the people Of the entire State. By hie
graceful talDts snd real genius as journal
ist, he won universal regard in bis suffer
ings and their dreadful result, he has had uni.
versal sympathy. The book which he is pub
fishing will give his experiences. together
with numerous Incidents 10 hospital life, and
scraps OF the experience Of other blind men ;
and, in addition, sketches of the West and
of Western men. The well known ability Of
the author is guaranty that the work will be
we'll written, and in the highest degree inter
esting, Especially is it a book for Iowa and
our Iowa people. 1t should 20 into every
household. The merit of the work itsell
would entitle it to most favorable reception
And the regard and sympathy which Eowans
have fer Mr.. Dixon will incite all to help him
by taking copy Of his book. The author i.
yet young man. still suffering and kept in Z
patients room by the continuing pain in hi.
eyes, with young aud helpless family de-
pendent upon him for the support which h.
can only give them BY the sale of his book
For generous subscription our Keokuk pub
lic will need no urging. The condition o
our friend is too grieyous for sentiment OF
any description. Suddenly, in the prime 0
life, without means other than those claimee
from daily labor in bis profession, 10 have
thick darkness settle upon him. ont Of which
he can never 60 in allhis after years; doomed
TO the darkness, and helplessness, and hope
lessness of incurable bindness-that is th.
greatest calamity that man can suffer.
The subscription price OF "The Valley ant
the Shadow ia ST Is. /. viii be ready fo
delivery at an early day. We hope 10 b.
able to send Mr.. Dixon large subscription
list from Keokuk. Persons wishing to sub
scribe can dos By leaving their names will
SAN. N. Clark, at the CARE Cry Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-02
STATE Hnwx.

There was a robbery at Masca.iue on
Tuesday, whereof the Josrnal says: "a
robbery which has few parallels in boIdness
and andacity occurred in this city, between
II and IL O'Clock to-day, the money drawer
in thu ticket Office Of the Chicago, Rock Is.
land 1 Pacific Railroad being robbed Of
something over two hundred dolIars--,he
exactannuns being unknown. The affair har-
pened during the interval Occurring betwee,
the departure Of the passenger train f.,
Washington and the arrival Of the fre;eb,
train from that place. The agent .ag.er iook.
ing the doors of the ticket Office and n.
ladies' waiting room, left the depot, and
while he was absent the thief entered III,
Rentlemen's room, succeeded in raising
window Of the Office, reaching the drawe,
ana abstracting the money without detect.
ION. There i no clue. whatever, 10 he iden
tisy Of the rohber. Every effort i beip,
made to apprehend him.
The Muscatine Courier tell, this -,
story. vouched for By gentleman Of Water
sst, and located in Madison couaty, ~her,
there are immense ledges Of limestone rocl
ironing retreat for ''snaix:n ssSone ii
Or twelve years ago, when the country VA
new and ''anaix" plenty, m assembly Of ID,
'nhAbisanss'ook place for the express ohjes
q 'snaking tho country Divided ias
Two parties they repaired 70 the rocks o.,
early spr,ng day and at ii they went. The a.
dsrssandapg being that the party viii the lea.
.anmber OF rs,,lss should pay for /. ,,.nd a..
ner. The work went on for two d.. =.
the evening Of the second day both b..a.
came in, and as the result Of their 1sbo,,
they actually piled up The "a i nous nnmh.
efoss tkoxsund orr Aaadfed and sfxtr- ikrs<
saftiss, ub,ck Of course va IL punber Z
snakes killed. &c any ono cAn bsas - al
snake stofy ~ would hks 10 - Il. =
Goy. HAu-kr, of ounectItnf, Il reoe<;
stos q shs eonsaiita q Hartford Cssrca
e9d Ifsa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-02

The old Post Office building on Second
street has been opened as Flour, Feed and
Country Produce Commission House.
We will pay especial attention TO consign-
ments by country dealers. We are agents
for the Star Mills Flour. Arrangements have
been made whereby We can furnish retail
dealers with every article in our line.
Syow & HrnER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-02

Hrs Honor Judge Beck was among the ar
rivals a. the Tepfsr House yesterday morn>
ing. He was going home, the Supreme Court
having adjourned the evening before. Judge
Back has in this FIRST term admirably i'm
pressed his Associates and tha Bar, and We
hope that be has but made the commence
ment Of long term of eminent Judicial ser