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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-15
THE NEWS.

Alta Fenian meeting held in Brooklyn. on
the 18th inst, three thousand persons were IN
attendance. Two special ENJOYS from Ireland
were said to have been present.
The messenger of the Adams Express COM
pany was robbed Of seven thousand dollars
yesterday at st. Louis. having been knocked
down when waiting for arecsipt. and his pouch
rined. He was considerably injured, and the
robbers escaped.
The police Of Toronto and American detec-
tives visited the Turf Club and the Hatch and
Brocton Club House. Thursday night, and ar
rested the proprietors aud several Others IN
all ten or twelve persons, charged with Gem
plicity in the recent Adams Express robberies
in the United States. The parties are well
known gamblers and sporting men.
There was a magnificent military display yes
terday in Paris. The National and Imperial
Guard were reviewed by the Emperor. EN-
press and Prince Imperial. A large number OF
notabilities were also present. Fifty-two bat
talions Of troops passed in review. The city
was sayIy dressed in flags. Vast multitudes
thronged the streets. and enthusiasm was un-
bounded. The royal family was loudly
.oheered.
Brazilian steamers bring dates from Rio Ja-
metro to the 18th ult. War news is not very
important. Rio Janeiro newspapers print an
account Of Paraeuayan expedition against q
couple Of Brs xilian iron clsds. The boats Of
the Paragraphs were beaten of. and the pro-
ject abandoned.
The Tennessee Legislature yesterday adopted
resolutions honoring the memory Of Stevens.
Both branches adjourn to-day until the 21st
instant.
The London Times concludes q long article
by saying: "The death Of Thad. Stevens l.
not now public loss. His impeachment pol
icy was of incalculable injury to his political
party. The financial dishonesty which he en-
couraged dies with him. He was fanaticaI.
bitter and self-willed man. but not mean and
deceitful. This is the last Of leading Amsri-
cans who had the courage to rise above politi-
cal partisanship." The Morning telegraph
says Stevens was neither wise. good or gen.
srous. but in bis time he did signal services.
and with all his faults. merits the phrase,
that was a man." The Dolly Ne1s says:
"The death of Stevens leaves ne important
place untitled. either in the lead Of his party or
in the councils Of the nation"
The Louisville Courier, under the head ian
indicted perjurer nominated for Congress-"
speaks Of the nomination Of Hamilton at
Nashville.
When Tomeny's resolutions favoring an ex-
tension Of the suffrage were introduced into the
Convention they created storm Of indignant
manifestations. and motion that the resolu-
tons be kicked under the table was adopted
instantly. There is not a remaining hope Of
returning sense or reason to the Legislature or
the Convention.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-15
Tomsny on Hamilton
J. M. Tomeny addressed the Nashvill

u. III. lOmeny addressed Tue NaSAVlile
Convention, on the 18th, as follows
SIRs: 1t is a notorious fact to those
who have lived in Memphis throughout
the rebellion, that, in 1872, Mr.. HamiI.
ton did accept and exercise the functions
of the Office of sub-provost marshal under
Col. Nc Kissick; that he seized sugar in
the hands of loyal and disloyal men
alike, and caused the same to be moved
out to the bluff and piled up ready to be
destroyed on the approach of the Union
army. i lived in Memphis all through
the war, have known Mr.. Hamilton for
eight or ten years, and knoio whdt
state 30 be true. AS Confede-
rate SUBJ provost marsha, with tie rank
Of Lieutenant Colonel, he seized sugar in
stores, warehouses and cellars, had it
moved out to the bluff and piled up 10 be
burned to prevent its falling into the
hands of the Federal army. This he con-
tinued to do without regard to the loyalty
or disloyalty Of the owners, up to
the occupation of the city of Memphis by
our troops. For his official acts,
gentlemen Of this convention, would
not censure him; but, sirs, after the
capture Of Memphis by our troops, he
deserted the Confederscy, skulked be-
hind Federal Notifications and bayonets,
sold the same sugar seized for the Con-
| federate States, sold IL as his prirate
property and put the proceeds into his
pocket l know, gentlemen, you will be
skeptical, but remember pledge my
honor aud my reputation concerning the
truth Of all l say.
A suit was bvosght in the United States
Court q. Memphis against Mr.. Hamilton,
hy DR.. A. j. Park, Of Chicago, for the
value Of sugar taken from him, aud the
proof on the trial showed conehsively
that Mr.. Hamilton, after the TALL Of Mem
phis, had sold the sugar seized from
Park, and bad appropriated the proceeds
to bis egn use. The proof. say, was
clear and conclusive. A judgment
was rendered against Mr.. Hamilton,
aud be compromised with DR.. Park
BY paying two thousand dollars; aud,
sirs, the gentleman who arranged that
compromise between the parties IL on
the floor Of this convention. The record
Of that proceeding can not be erased, and
is open 70 the inspection Of all who are
skeptical. butthis Is one Of many cases
Sire, the Republican party Of Teunes-
zee Is strong; IL is powerful, but Il can
not afford 70 carry such a load a. this
In West Tennessee il has already been
degraded and weakened BY placing such
men forward aud inscriblDg their
names on its banners In Shelby county
We do not number more than seven hun.
6rea white voters, where once We polled
sixteen hundred, and, sirs, the oolored
men are Beginning to 20 over 10 the Cop
perheai Democracy, disEssted with some
Of our vould-be leaders Who force their
names upos the party nominations. ]
warn yoa, gentlemen, that II this course
il allowed, the days Of cur party IN West
Tennessee are numbered.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-15
BY TEL EG RAP h
LATEST To NOON TO-DAY.


Nsw YoRK. August 10, 1910 pm
Gold, l45s; 5,2Os, coupons 81, ll6s
go, Ilsa; "a, 1921; '65, llla; S.2os, new
issue, 1903; 81. 1915 lO-4os, coupons
lOss. Government bonds dull, Ten
nessee bonds, new, 63a. Erie, 6si,
Cotton--buyers operating cautiously
and asking an advance, Uplands, 29ic'
The Auburn correspondent Of the
Herald says that Secretary Seward has
stated he could not consistently support
Seymour. and It is believed, from the
tone Of bis conversation, that he will SUP
port the Republicans. 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-15
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, August l5.--Cotton buoy.
ant and higher; sales, 10000 bales;
Uplands, lOfd; Orleans, l0ad. IA,
ToRosro, August l5.-The city is
greatly excited over the arrests made
last night, and startling revelations are
looked for. The names of the parties
arrested are, Moore and his wife. d.
Thompson (actor) and his wife, J. A,
Morton and his wife, Mr.. Charles
E. Thompson and Mr.. ]. Williams,
of St. Catharines; Mrs. Surge and boy
named Brown. The crime with which
they are charged is robbery OF the
Merchants Union Express Company on
the Hudson River Railroad in May last.
Allen Pinkerton, Chicago detective,
had the case in hand. A writ of Aabeas
corpus has been applied for. Hon.
D. Cameron and Hon. M. G. Cameron
have been retained as counsel for the de-
PENDANTS. Large sums of money and
bonds were found on the women.
Fires are again raging in the woods in
the neighborhood Of Belle Swat, and are
very heavy along the line of the North
ern railroad.
New YORK, August ia San Do
miugo letter Of tie 25th ult., says that Or.
gaudo, the revolutionary leader, was
within three miles of Cizua. Gen.
Cabral was with him. 1t was stated that
Baeze was to guarantee the Alta Vela
guano and the Rouma call for an
English loan. He continued to open and
examine all the mails, and is said to have
forced the British Consul to open his
mail on the plea that he was searching
for revolutionary documents.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-15
The Carpst-Bag Usurpation-A Timely
Warning.

Commenting on the recent action of
the Florida carpet-bag Legislature pro-
posing to choose the Presidential cleo
tors Of that State by the Legislature, the
Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot thus warns
corrupt Radical leaders that their trea-
sonable movements in that direction will
be resisted
1.-THE proposition in its nakedness
simply is to take the election of Presi-
dent out of the hands of the people Of the
United States, and give it to the fraudful,
bogus legislatures of the South. Let the
people assemble everywhere throughout
the land, and denounce the infamy. This
action Of the Florida legislature was
started by the Radical conspirators in
Washington bofors the adjournment Of
Congress Let them be held RESPONSE
BILE. In the meantime the people of all
the Southern States will elect their Presi.
dental electors, according to the forms
Of the Constitution, and if the Radicals
in Congress shall dare to exclude them,
let them bear the consequences The
great majority Of the Northern people,
voting for Seymour and Blair, will see to
it that no miserable minority Of defeated
Radicals shall baIk their will. The
choosing of electors by the bogus legisla-
lures is no election, and will be treated
as an utter nullity by the American peo-
pie"
Radicalism may as we'll prepare for
Democratic resistance to this last des-
perate movement to override popular
LII tho4 oooundroie NAV have q contin.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-15
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August l5.-United
States Commissioner Rollins is expected
home early during the present week. 1t
does not appear that anything of de-
finite character has transpired to confirm
the opinion that he will continue to
occupy his present official position.
Quite large number of his friends are
inclined to the belief that he will not
retire at present from office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-15

"If the rebels are to be enfranchisea at
this time, there will be no further need OF
Radical legislation. Every law we have
enacted will be swept from the statute
book"
Certainly. We thank Mr.. Hamilton
for his candor. The way to keep tyran-
meal laws on the statute book is to dis
franchise the majority Of voters. Thus
Hamilton confesses that his party repre-.
sents only minority of the people of
Tennassee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-15
strength Of Radicals I'm the sousl

- - 49, ,@.-@-@s
One Of the speakers Of the Radical
Num- ring was very eloquent and much
applsuded last night at the Rocco Hall,
when he proclaimed that the Democratic
"rebels" would be ground to powder Il
they lifted finger, just as they we're in
the late war. These men seem TO be
dreaming that there is no Democratic
party North, and that they have only ts
call, to bring the whole United Sistel
army to Tennessee, to the support Of th'
carpet -bsggets- They think all tn
loyalty is with that kind Of cattle, asd
ss loyalty saved the Union, the millionl
Of Union troops can be used for th'
purpose Of keeping the Wades, Brown
lows, Hamilions and Hunters in power
against the will Of the republican peo
pie. L. there . vOoIly-bead stupi'
enough 10 believe that7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-15

wHoEvER has the 9Th volume Of Bishop
Nevion's works, Dabney's Life Of Jack
sou. BrOon's Legal MAxins. "a Ksnfs
Connsutaries. and ether books borrowed
from this osics. win please resurn The
sane
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15
q Inuis g. Quincy Packet &c.

sow, yssPER.-The fine steamer Tom
-, an 1esYe keokuk fer ST. Louis every Mon
,tax.t 6 A. m. and Thursday at o'clock a. m.
nIOLLIE McPIKE, every Tuesday and
Friday. Mt o'clock a. IN. Meals and state
rooms free.
Fare from Eeokak TO ct. Louis, $500. Through
.is CT laling given for freight 70 ali stations OF
the De- sioines Valley Railroad.
an t,sjctt for the river conveyed 10 the Agent
" Keokak will be attended to without delay. and
free Of charge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15
From the New York Herald.

HANG HIMi Have WRo Why The man
who tried to push Prof Isaacsen off the cars
because he would not gre him a box of his
great Sure Pop, the certain death to rats.
nice and reaches. This compound is the re-
Sult OF years Of study and experiments, and
why should the Professor be deprived OF HE
well earned laurels. He has hit upon the
oniu real remedy before the public: il will
do all that is claimed for it. Take oar word
for il you will never regret an investment Of
s5 cen in box 4 "sare Pop" i yon are
troubled with r@ta ana mice. No family
should be without box Of it, and no sensible
honsskeeper will.
Messrs. Burnbams & Van Setback. Whole
sale Druggists. Ii Lake street, Chicago,
General Agents for the Northwest. A.
lsaacsen, &c Fulton street, New York City,
Proprietor. Wilkinson. Bartlett i Co.,
Agents, keokuk, Iowa. (may
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

By Ie,egrsih. Nss yosI HsyII
Government stocks, which opened frn er, we're weak
the Last call and closed except
1910, which In gosd dem al Coupon. 81 ils7S
914, do So, 1tsJsalee do e. Io7jz do rs 1o.hasl.
new, IoohcIo951 '6T. lo9szs4 10 ao4. 1887 ioss
73n 1879 1914.
Railway market luie. an1 steady most Of the day
but BEGAN f.verish toward ,ha cIcsc AM seeiin.d
slightly Mscsi.n eoas anil Efrr,ss shares are also
Loser 7, ssl.al4i sYc, i7s, Etis. 1914. do pre-
fsrrsd, 70 IL Read rs, soat.. Wabash to}{ 81 NO
l1s9z; :, so14css .it5tss lls: R T. sl5zzA,sv
s7hse75s; DO preferred, .sl.z ~ CHI 1 .Ifyu les.
htaerstau Express salIas-s E~r.~-l sos.sr.f:
nerehb htf Union Eirtess .si4nA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

THE Mnscatine Joa.aal says Of a Delegate
from this District to the State Convention, and
very able minister well known hereabouts
. Colonel Fl. r. Cowles, Postmaster at
Washington, il this State, and Rev. ". L.
Cowles, pastor Of the Methodist Church of
this city, were in our ofice this morning, and
met each other for The FIRST lime in their lives.
Each of their fathers was named Russell
Cowles, and each Of their grsndiathers Asa
Cowles. Both Of the latter emigra,ed west.
ward from Connecticut many years ago
Notwithstanding these condolences no rela-
tionship can be traced between Col. Cowles
and Rev. Mr. Cowles. We doubt whether
like condolences can be found in the country
nneonnectea with name as uncommon as
Cowles.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15


By Tasgraphl Fl, Louissasy u
Piers-stesiy ani al hanged sales u safer ats rs
extra - OBS X. - 7osID IS coies fancy all u
1875
Thsai -choi,s tel hrm fun prices salsa at ~ eco
a. riog dull AID huyets to m small .alss at t2
l1al8.
Cora lnnsr, bit slow at 50 j 20.
oafs-Ad aarea 3aic with 4les ii siSs4.
Rye FIRM st 81 Il tts3.
Eroriseus-s1sea dull, With ees.atl "a
round lott IotA sod stt-a
Buk Meats -Eota'ss.
Bacon PETAL sales Of Clear 81 at II.
Hans sugsr cured 2gaai,
c.ar side. -looo % roaaas Ct eltsr s,ss sold after
Change 3,ste:d.y al ~
iart-b DIAL AMI hcn.f1a'.
eattIe-Iisht de nana ard snpai,; IS sfesa.
shtep -s.1b17 - pr head,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

Thar Concert passed Off finely. We HAUNT
the programme before US, and we cant re-
member the names of all the little and big
performers, and rather than do any the IN
justice Of emitting their names, however in
advertenty. we-preser deferring the notice
that is IN our head aud heart until Tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

soME persons, unknown, broke into the
warercom Of Thos. o DonnelI, liquor dealer,
night before last. They entered from the
rear of The building. They took away with
them The key to the safe. Mr.. @ Donnell is
absent with the other key to the safe, so i, is
not known whether the seamps robbed it of
its contents or not. II they did. they very
carefully locked it again. and there it stands,
utterly refusing to reveal its internal CON
dition
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

iHs Elevator is aeing pushed rapidly TO
completion. It Is being painted, the ma
ehinery wall be u by the first OF June, and
the best elevator for its size in the West will
he ready fer occupancy then. Its one Of
the best things that has been done for Keo-
kuk in all Keokuk's history.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

A RAsTAyK gRoGs Irish female, loaded
down with whisky, with her liege lord SINH
larry freightedr was taking the liberty Of the
levee yesterday. Once, in her hlc-cups, she
made little political speech TWAS this:
blast the pesky black Republicans Tine
aripresintstive Of the Dimmycratic party =
Aud she never spake truer words in her life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
stsamer Hawkeye. from ST. Louis.
= Sucker State, ST. Paul.
Davenport,
Countess, Davenport.
Rob Roy, st. Louis
Molie McPike, q
DEPARTURES.
Steamer J. II. johnson, for ST. Louis.
aawkeye, St. Paul.
n n State, St, Louis.
Countess, Davenpor,
The Rob Roy viii be the regular p..L.,
for s. Louis his morning at o'clock; I
W. Gum, Master, Ed. Morehouse, Clerk,
The Molle Mcpike. Hall, Master, Hauser,
Clerk, will leave for the same place At sir.
~ ..D0s % fh,s Fie,srr, mad tAea on t5at"
T nste ,oa eehoii the iru stem.
rne Pah.a check, Wasting form
uulAs'ea loei, and social atma.,,s.ra
fossohed WITH the tales Of .chss -.
seepisss nights ani ue tai aasaa
1nsfs' 'aaghing health. sparaiinr ,yss
Elastic step. eragIEg a,petsf. 49,.
deniai tn1ugnt AID amoitionS r..afs,." eafes,
Show the contrast AMI nark ihr 49,.
One took the Plantation Bit,.r.--,h.
q didnt. They are very beneficial for w o.n>
and delicate persons. 1eAk
MAGSDIIa Ufyrn !. a.f.uL.r.y -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

MAsoSIe.-Special communication of Ea-
gle Lodge, No. Il, this evening, at n
o clock Work on the Third Degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

A NEW boat, the Belle Of Alton, said 10 be
the finest in the St. Louis trade, has made
her trial trip, and the papers 90 of in rap
tnres about her
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

Losr-A tin box, about sixteen inches in
length, eght inches in width, and the
same IN depth, containing tools for tuning
pianos. The fader will be rewarded by
leaving it at this office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

TIE merchants of St. Louis have pres mt
ed Myron Coloney, commercial editor OF the
Missouri Democrat, with gold watch and
chain valued at four hundred dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

Coz, s. N. kRcHEE. Agent Of the Quincy
and St. Louis Packet Company, and also for
then. W. U. Packet Company, has fitted
mp and to- day takes possession of a nice Office
in the building of NJ. Stafford, on the Leyee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15
For RENr.-A large fine store room on
Main street. Apply to &. B. Ten-Eyck.
CLERK $ OFFICE, Lee county, Iowa,
i.snrt NJ a.cnn Nnu Iath laEa

ILERk UFFiSF, Lee county, iowa.
Fort Madison, May 18th, 1868.
NoricE is hereby given that by order Of
the Hon. Francis Springer, Judge, the May
term Of the District Court of Lee County
Iowa, will be adjourned for one week, so as
to commence on Monday, May 18th, 1868.
Jurors summoned are required to appear in
Court at clock, P. NJ. of said day.
CHARLES DoERR, Clert.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

BoA.DERs.-Two gentlemen, with their
wives, can find pleasant rooms and board on
Exchange street, two doors from the corner
of Second. Day boarders wanted. Enquire
on the premises. mayI5-3s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

CLAN to meet cur friend DR.. Cleayer, who
is home again. from the annual meeting OF
the National Medical Society. His friends
and patrons will be glad to see him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15
rriyalsand Departuresof the Nails
Arrival, and Departures Of Keokuk Packets

Roa ROT, Arrives on Sunday and rn lnM
dar. II o'clock p. M, and Departs u
and Friday, at o'clock a. m.
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives On m.a auesa ~
ed F,;s.v. Al O'Clock p M and pepas's On
We4nesaay and Saturday, a' =. NJ
III JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday day sna
ra;aa.ssv ats p m, and Departs on Monday
ssa Thursday, at a. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

Carr. STrART, Of Ottumwa, author Of
. Iowa Regiments and Colonels, has started
on q concert tour.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

ngsTRoYEp.-We learn that the extensive
pottery owned by Mr.. r. N. Dixon, of Ver~
non, was entirely consumed by FIRE on the
night Of the l3th: no insurance. The fire was
supposed to have originated from a defective
T1a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

Carr. RrgUs EaRp. the veteran and eff
cient Superintendent Of that admirable line,
the Quincy & 81. Louis Packet Company, was
in the city yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15

THE Soldiers Convention in the Fifth
District ratified the nomination of Frank
Palmer for Congress.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15
r OR $ A l. f,

Lots Block is7 corn Of 18th and CONCERT strests
Prizes t4ee.
Aiso.s sso-siory Brick DseIliHg Hours eontainingr
rooms, cellar estsrn, franz tsrn-ioi 81 x feet
and 40 deep located the Of STA and Bank
etseeta
Ai-o Lot T. block ITO on De. Moinss Street between
fth snd Ssh Streets. prics 500.
Also, Lots 10 and II, Block ia, on Morgan between
Iith and 18th Streets
Alec Lots and O. Block is5 and Esxt bali lot Far
cite t4nare on Man Street. between 9Th and 10Th Els
Alto, 40 acres laad-hsf irnprov ed-Adioinfng land
evrsd BY pgrsd Lsntop, about three miles from
Price sieoo; half cash.
Als,. @ores ofchcica Craps land, ons mile above
Hamilton fnprovei and IN fruIt--a under fence
vita small frame dwelling Price $500; bali cash.
Also, 70 aerss ofiand near Sugar Greek. Price ~
per
Alec, 10 scrss Of land HfilsLoro, Jefferson Co.
Mo near the Iron Mountain Railroad, about IS miles
from 81 Loas rs under cultivation and bsianes
hsssly tiaeered with good log house kitchen cistsrr
milk hoTse chicken houss barr and stable with coIcg
lot Of frait trses Taif pfo<sy will be sold for s20o9
OF exchanged ft: i2p.ofed property In Keokak
Aisa,s 3orsa and full lot Morgan betuesn 10th
end ID streets, with six rooms good we'll barn frul;
and ether rses sill 10 good condition. Price $3.50 half
essh balance on short time.
Ii. B. TEN EYCK,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
arr escond 1t Eeokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-15
nav YORK MONEY m.rxa.

Aonsy-Easy at $40 per cent.
s.srii1g-steaiy nj ioaIS
dod- Unsettled dsrisg the day cn ~ 4.oFs ON Wash.
ingion; SO. arGI At So 40