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Bankruptcy Notices.
In RankruptcY.

IN bahkruptcys
TN the District Court Of the United States for
1.-The District OF Maine. In the matter Of George
W. Milliken, bankrupt In Bankruptcy. District Of
Maine. ss.-Upon the application OF q. N. Wey.
mouth Assignee of the estate Of George w. Miliken
Bankrupt, IL ordered, That second general meet.
Ing OF the Creditors OF said Bankrupt DO heid at
Biddeford In said District, on the fourth day orJan.
uary, A. ID. 1863, ut ten o'clock A. NJ, at the of.
fec OF ]. ID. fessenden, one Of the Registers In
Bankruptcy In said District, for the purposes
named In the twenty-seventh section OF the Bank,
rupt Act of March :, 1867. And II Is further or
dered, That the Assignee give notice OF said meet
ing by sending written or printed notices by mall,
post paid. OF the time and place OF said Meeting
to ali known Creditors Of said Bankrupt, and that
no also notify the Bankrupt TO be present thereat,
and he shall also publish not CO Of the time and
place Of said meeting ON two different days, In the
newspaper called tho Biddeford Union q Journal.
printed At Ddde;ord, at least ten days prior to said
meeting.
Witness the Hon Edward Fox, Judge Of tho said
Court aud the seal thereof, at Bildeford, In said
District. ON ,he seventh day Of December, A. ID.
1893. WA. L. PREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court for said District.
Issued this seventh day Of December, 1868,
by James ID. fessenden, Register In bankruptcy.
2w5l
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Btddeford .adverstses,sc cats
Christmas Presents!
The Place to Buy Them.

We have tar tho Largest and Best assortment
Of goods (suItabls Tor CHRISTMAS PREsESTs(
In York County. to which the early attention OF
purchaser. 10 invited. Those who buy early Will
have the Sssf sssorfmsnt to select from.
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.N,e,o .adrcrssses eats.
LOST

m Monday evening last. between the York
" Counting Room and the Biddef0rd House. .
SABLE BOA. The finder will be suitably reward.
ed by leaving II ut the store Of L. II. HANKS.
Dec. ., ic6s. lW5ls
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NONRESIDENT TAXES
TOWN OF ALFRED.

The following List OF Taxes on real estate ofnon-
resident owners In the town OF ALFRED: nor the year
is6;. In bill, committed 10 James Emerson Col
ector OF said town. on the nth day OF September.
1861, has been returned by him 70 me Is unpaid on
the 10th day OF September, 1868. by his certificate
IL hereby given that II tho sad taxes, Interest and
charges arc not paid into the treasury Of said
town within eighteen. months from tho date OF
OF sAid bills, 80 much Of the real &C.
tats taxed 90 will be sufficient 10 pay the amount
due therefor including interest and charges, will,
without further netios, be sold at public auction.
.. the County House 10 ssid town, on the 22d day
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To Life Insurance Agents.
THE FIRST NATIONAL
ECLECTIC LIFE ASSURANCE S0C'Y
OF TIE UNITED STATES
CAPITAL, el25,0O0
OFFICE % UNION SQUARE, N. Y. CITY.

JAMES ". DARKER, Presidenf.
VIZ. Z. PREscorr. Vics Prssiisnt.
q. DE MAcARrr, Secretary.
ISRAEL &. PiERsoS, -fcfuary.
SAN'L 8. Cur, N. d., SupL. Of ageneits
This Company, being about to re.orga.
nine ITS Agency BY stem throu. hout tho state Of
Maine. invites proposals. from experienced Agents
tor local and territorial agencies in York. Cumber.
land, Uxf0ri and Androscoggin Counties. To OK.
perleneed agents tho best terms will DO offered.
5Wll
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Lewiston, Nov. 20, 1868.

hereby certify that have been deaf for TWEEN.
ty.Hye years, have had perpetual noises In my
head, and have been under treatmento of many dlf
have been under the care Of Mrs. Manchester foI
six months and my hearing 10 completely restor.
ed the noises In my head have ceased entirely
and NY general health 10 perfect. heartily REQ
ommend her TO all similarly afflicted.
MRS. LUCY CARR.
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POWER TO LET.

ONE, Two, Or noss Rooms. with WstG
" Rover. Suitable =. Machine ehop, q ~
w,., BARTON. Nov. n ,ass. ana,
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Small Farm For Sale.
In ssc,l on the main road leading TO Portland,
About "A mile from the York Mills. consisting OF
40 acres OF good land divided Into tlage and pas
turaxe with young orchard In bearing condition,
and . u story cottage house containing rooms On
the floor, with barn and other convenient out
buildings. JouS Z. CUMMINGS.
Saco dec 4, 1864 6wJUs
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ONEY25 CENTS

The Great QIding Remedy for Children.
Contains NO MORPHINE OR FOLSOM.
GUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Borsis;
allays all Pain corrccts Acidity Of tho
Stomach; makes SICK and redk children
srRoso and HEALTHY; cures Wind Collie,
Gripping, Inflammation Of the Bowels, and
all complaints arising from the effects Of
Tecthing. Call for Mother Baileys Qriaing
Syrup, and take no other, and you arc safe.
Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med
icinc.
A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
Agent for the United States.
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Tux GALANy maintains high rank among the month";
les and IL always raiahle TIE Dscember oilers wry
attractive lbe u contents. Pabih By shehlon Co.,
New York.
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REWARD.

LsTS e T Fen S n: ssss. .ose. 5say:
Ssss: 9 NJ. % z.is - s.s ssS ia
sessi ward s0i - paid Cor sks rstsrn o. ths
ssSs 70 ~ once -, cHARLE1 A. SHAW.
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Ladies' Work Baskets, tgood slie) only 20
Ladies' Sontags,
Perfumed IIandkrand Glove Loxcs, Very eAsaP'
fancv Ci.,s Boxe. fall sIses) cAsap.
Splendid Lot Of China. Parian and Bohemian
Vases
French Leather Bags, (sll kindD cA'P
Good Photograph Albums, $50 picture) only
Large assortment Of Nice Albums ct Lor Prfees
Tintyps Albums. %. Rubber Rattles,
Toy Tea Sets, %. Alphabet Blocks. 20
Dolls and Doll Heads. (all slses).
| Drums, Match Boxes. Horse Cars
Mautel Ornaments, Large Lot Toys.
wallace's Improved Hair Restorer, only 20
All kinds Hair Restores, very Lor.
Halls sicillan Hair Restorer, only I'D
Ayers Hair vigor. Rings Ambrosia, cAsap
Ladies' Linen Handkerchief, only W
Ladies' Fine Hemmed do 10
best Needles, oj. Fine Combs, I'd
Spool Cotton, OF. Toilet Soap, %
Six Cakes Best Toilet Soap for 20
Best Wooden Yarn, all oolors, only o.
Blue, Brown, Green and Drab Wells, cAsep.
Large assortment OF Ladies' Clouds, DO
few breakfast Shawls. Ptry Lou.
Diaries, % Good Wallets for %
Tucked Linen Cuiis, %. sleeve buttons, %
Black Velvet Ribbons, selling cAsdp
Bsst BLACK Kid Gloves, all sizes
Family Dye Coiors. Cheap Bosom Pins q,
Gents All Linen Bosoms, %
Gents All Linen Handkerchief. -
Ribbed Hose, 10 Alpaca Dress Bralds, 10
Gilt Edge Bibles. for only "
Ladies'. dents and ChIldrens Scarfs. ..
coS Button Hole COL
Tooth brushes, 10. Pink Balls, 10
Best Lily White, 10. Chalk Balls, 10
Chiidrens u 'lmorsi Hose. only 10
Arctusine, or Canada Bsars Grease, %
Calders Dentine for the Teeth, ~
Best Red Rouge and Meen Fun. al
Magnolia BALM, ~. Railways Relief: %
Phalon's .Cereus, Flor De Mayo, Jockey Climb.
Musk, Pond LILY, patcboulis and other nico
Browns Troohes, Is. Atwoods Bittsrs, q
Plantation Bitters, only W
Nichols Peruvian Dark and Iron, Very Log
Schencks pills, ~. Wings Pills, III
Ayers and Wrights Sugar Coated Pills, "
Hills Rheumatic Pills only IL
Helmbolds Buchu. Smolander's Buchu, chsap. |
Ayers sarsaparllla and Cherry Pectoral, (eaeh) Is
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry, only IS
Johnson's Anodyno Lnlment, 30
Jackson's Catarrh Snuf.
Wilson's Composition Powders Us
Perry Davis Pain killer, 20
Kennedy's Medical Discovery. LOO
Scheneks Tonic and Syrup, (saeh) l@
Mrs. 8. A. Aliens Improved Hair Rostorer cAsap.
Ladies' Az Wool Hose.
Ladies' silk and BEAD Nets.
Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup, only 81
Nice Large Nets. o. Best Linen Thread, 10
Moth and Freckle Lotion, 10 remove Moth and
p.,i F EsssSS o.r..,., eA'iss g
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A MYSTERIOUS sEnRET

VIII. -, so oI yr:--re sam mp, somebody
ssea the curious little srtisis ..,,ss N.Y.
Isa,ss ,, or that that never was. solve n !,
hair Win .ss%s your 70, enclose small icet Of
SnoMAxA, Proprietor. iosS Nm ~ pLo1o-
Mas Don't hll to obtain one ''A is'S' bo:ton,
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Certificates Of Curos.

Certificates OF Curos.
This 10 certify that Mrs Manchester has doctor.
cd In my family for six years with marked success.
She has cured my wife Of dropsy In Its wort form,
my daughter OF spinal disease Of i've years. stand.
ing sister OF deafness and catarrh, my father OF
blindness. And would recommend her to tho
public rs q skilliul physician. and every way
worthy Of patronage. JOHN IuDSD0N.
Portland, Me-, June 20, 1868.
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Dissolution Of oopss,.srship.
Ths eopArsasrship hsrstoibrs sxistins under
Az An 49, and ssyls Of Lpouo = 0aAs. -
tSis dsy dissolvOd BY mutual eonssat o,,,..
s,ddss, =, De. : isss L. O. DEAN
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WATCH = JEW.ELER
EsrAnLisilaENr,
NO. 10 FACTORY ISLAND. sAco

C.mprislng Ladiss' and 0eutisusns' a.s mia
and silver Watches and chains, splendid Sses SiSf
clccks and Jewellery, and fall Linz of ssid SIvsr
esd silver eiatsA War. rAhls aad PssksS Cut.
W. k.ssss ss':sSrs rSsiSss,:sss: oessn aa..s:
Aesorisens, which are 10 BE- sold 20 Hard timss
pslsss nns Ma.sA and Jsvslsry -spslrinS
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OITY HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. N, isos,
Announcing tho great Chief of Miustrclsy.
Duprz L Bsneditts Gigantic lllnstrrls /!
Coxrossp OF 26 FAMOUS ARTISTS,
.ITY HALL.

On their sixteenth Triumphant Annual Tour, en-.
iarrsd. Improved, remodelled for 1859, introdue-
Ing nightly moro variety, more brililsney. moro
originality, moro real merit, and giving greater
satisfAetioa than any two combined Troupes trav-
cling
Doors open Ia. Commence ut OF o'clock.
Admission. u cents. Reserved Seats. 50 cts.
2v5i CIIAS. II DuPREz, Manager.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,

Of every description. Which We offer at reduced
prices at
1oO MAIN STREET,
Opposite City Building, Biddeford.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Upholstery and Cabinet work done to
81 limo TURNER & PARSONS.
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South Berwick National Bank.

South Berwick National Bank.
rINliE Stockholders Of the South Berwick Ma
Il tionai Banh, are hereby uotifed that their an
naal meeting Tor the choice oc Directors will be
held At their banking house In south berwick, on
rassfay, Jan. "a, ts69. at O'Clock, r. NJ
south Berwick, Dec. g, 1864 iW5i
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JAMES Z. ENERsON,
Alfred. Nov. Area. 3wso Trsss'r Of Alfred.
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poR SALE or EXCHANGE.

H. He: :! !: s::: ~ ~, $780, As.;
esss IeH % Aaana m sad And 0trssss.
u>ss La - Alftsd, NJ vsrpoa asd WssAie>sa
ossss. A.. sone stkeu. - II
ne - pssvsy !. !. -. q NO. $50,
stosk. CHARLES HARDY,
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christmas is Coming,
And The large, and finest s,so,,m.,, :, -
IN hork County can be Sec. ~, P'sssnss
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Ladies' Work Baskets, (good slrs) only 20
Ladies' Sontags, 7"
Perfumed IIsndkrand Glove Loxos, Very cheap.
Fancy GLASS Boxes tall sIIeS eAfaP'
Splendid Lot Of China, Parian and bohemian
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N'esc advertisements.
FU r NlTU r e
Tho latest Styles ut

Tho latest Styles ut
Manufacturers Prices.
Those about 10 furnish their houses will find IL
for their advantage to examine our largo stock Of
custom made
Parlor Furniture,
manufactured by ourselves In tho best manner and
warranted % give satisfaction. ~ by purchas-
Ing Of US, You can get good ParlOr Furniture ut
Wholesale Prices.
We also paint
CHAMBER SETS
In our own shop, and by purchasing Of US. you
will get your Sets without being scared or bruised
a. they must naturally be when freighted over tho
road.
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ST. in that village, were burned on Monday
night last. Fortunately there vas but little
wind. otherwise there mus, ha,, been . ,arr,
amount Of property des,nyc, n, IN. h,;,,ins,
burned werc near the Main-st NI.,ho.,;., ,...,-
ing'house aud other largo dwelling .bou.e.
some % which were badly scorched Tn. &C..
men were on the ground In , ,-,-,,,-
=. ,,, . .,,n a. N. 90, A''"s' anu
80" i '"'' Prosrcss OF the
hsmo~
KitseSs Is~s~s.
There vas small insurance on the hons. .,
Mr.. Acorn. hut his friend. and ,.;,.,.,- -. "
80. =. MN, M. =. ..".s s nave
gone 7" .V.. ~ P1' "'" W Ano'"er building
some contributing money, some labor and others
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other il Eve mosthA The cylinders viii b
% inchoe Il liansesf asd ssvsn isss stloke.
II. All. Cssise usdsslAh0 70 bsild osly
49, tvo. Cepeain Dasi1soa rs ia haada
bid for third hall. Or steamer complete,
from vaaos, Of Nalisc1, IsdisaA, whsrs 4
probably viii b built. Tie bot ~ TIE
Northern Line Packet Coapasy ard ths
White Collar Line Conpasy ars having
stsamers built, with ths probability that the
Ksokuk Packss coassny win slpo ofdsr two
or three fsst and elegant sess. fessshadovs .
lively trade and hsasty, earnest compstitioa
nsxt 49, betwsen 81 Loais and St Psnl
and Ill ihtefmediass peisss.''
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Northwestern Union Picket Company.
nwhi4e Cellar" Line,

Regular fare to St. Loui. TWO DOLLARS, until far
Their orders.
Daily line Of passenger Packets to q. Louis and
III intermediate points, consisting Of the EOM.
JASPER, Captsia Burnett, master shs Phil.
SHEnIDAN, Captain Davidson, master, and
tho ITA00A. Captain Robt. Hill, master, one
OF which will leave the landing each day at
G.30 a.
The above boats will make close connection
with those iug between this point and St.
Paul. s sn4
Arrangements hsv rocently been msde in
transferring It Rock ,ssld BY which passsD gsss
can reach st. Paul aars in advance Of any
other line.
In addition TO the !. 70 the passenger and
.reight Packets aoLkID WePtKD, Captain
Moses Hall, master; vl0ToHY, Captain 500
field, master, and the pA1WUR. will make reg
nlar trirs.s ~ = u ftsFs
Tickets for sale over the Hannibal and st. 10
.eph and Southern rnciAc Road 70 all point!
west Of the Missouri river.
Patroniss ths Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passage apply 70 the ,faoe Of thu
Company, corner BloAdsan and LAves.
8. n. AaCHsR, Agent
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PoIIcE IrKns.-The trial Of James Poo
PIES, one Of the gang Of thieves who we're
arrested GA Saturday evening, VS. concluded
Il the Recorders Court yesterday forenoon.
Peoples plead guilty and was bound over in
the sum Of $500. to appear at the next term
Of the District Court. He viii prob y go
to Fort Madison.
james Carrigan, one Of the murderers Of
James O NeAll, WA before Recorder Wilson
ia the afternoon. The trial Vas bat partially
complssed and will, therefore, be continued
this morning. The evidence taken down thus
far shows that he, instead Of Boyle, Is the
one who first assaulted O'Neall Carrigan
will, in al probability. be bound over
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RspuSIisan Meetings.

The closing canvass ofths cousty has com.
menced.
, There was : mass meeting at Big Mound
yesterday. Gov. Stone, Col. Leighton and
Hon. Jno Van valkenburg were there. We
have got no report from it, but are we'll IS
sured that there was good meeting.
Judge Drayer had FIRST rate meeting at
Montrose Monday evening.
SIN. Clark addressed . meeting in Van
Buren, township.
Judge Drayer speaks at vincenues this
evening and 1t Croton Tomorrow evening.
We hope our friends there viii largely attend.
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IT is scarcely conceivable, that in new
country like ours, here in Iowa, with eli
mate healthy and bracing, and soil unsur.
passed in fertility, and : people unvislted by
any calamity, and an undisturbed reign Of
universal plenty, and sickness nearly IN
known among Us, and private and public en-
terprise beginning with, and running again
into the night, for want of time, and labor
consequently in demand, and wages good,
that there should be, Notwithstanding Ill
these, any Lazzaroni among US whatever.
But there are such, to the disgrace Of human
ity be it told; and not few Of them either,
who live off the tax payers Of Lee county.
They appear to calculate on it, and have
practised it so long as to claim It as right !;
and with blear-eyed effrortery besege the
county Almoner, Mr.. Stanwood, from early
morn till night, for every article got up for,
or addressed to the comfort and luxury of
the race and getting them, % has been the
case, the If gal and industrious tax payers
have to set The bills; and the aggregate Of
them is enol rus. 1t is so nearly altogether
urong, under the exceedingly favorable cir
cumstances of our institutions, as to warrant
that general statement Of the case. 1t is
true. as it always will be, that there are some
worthy recipients Of these aims. But there
is no excuse for the legion We complain Of
As we lie PROSTATE under this iniqitous load,
No beg to be let up. We say TO our opprss.
sors, there is no just need Of it. Hands of,
unthrottle us, and 90 TO work as we do Be
frugal and industrious, and let your dimes 20
for bread instead Of whisky. JONES.
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THEGATECITY
ARRIVALS.
A,riy,l, N Dsparsnrs Il Lsskak r-kssA

Ron s :.,a.k 49, :. =. sal Dspssss . ..day
and Friday, st7 s'eioek .. nj
Andy yoaNson. Arrives . Tn.sdsy
and Fris.s st = s. s (. :. =.
RI. JOHNSON, Arrives On Saturday sao
"wednesday, 1t . ,. -, and Depsrss = AesosS
aud Thursday, 1t Z .. %.
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RlvER NE VS..
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Andy johnson, St. Louis.
:. Phil Sheridan ."
Victory :
DEPARTED.
!" Phil Sheridan :"
. Andy johnson !"
Victory g
The regular U. S. Mail and Express Pack
ct for St. Louis this morning at o clock
will be the Harry Johnson, Captain Fl Lee
in command.
The Itasca, of the White Collar Line,
leaves for tho same place st the Same time.
The Addis johnson, Of the Same Line
leaves Montrose for St. Paul on the arrival Of
the 7:45 train.
The Davenport, Of the Northern Line.
leaves for St. Lonis this afternoon At tvo
O'Clock.
The St. Louis Democrat Of the 10th saw,
ssThe Northwestern Union Packet Company.
which has raised such a'comnotion in com,
mercial and boating circles Of late, will add
three new side-wheel boats to their already
extensive feet, - speedily q they can BE-
built and completed. With Mr.. Alf. Cutting,
Of Metropolis, Illinois, the President of the
Company, nov in this city, yesterday closed
. contract for the construction {. two Of the
bulls, which are to be Of the dimensions and
model 9th cir Phil Sheridan, which il ':novn
IS one Of the fastest steamers on th. Vest
ern rivers. The dimensions Of that boat are.
and those of the new boats viii be: Length,
235 feet; beam, s. fest; hold, feet Those
steamers will have powerful machinery, full
length cabins, ana each acommodious texas,
With all the requirements Of 6rs,-class mas.
senger steamers. One hull is to be comple-
led in ninety day. from yesterday, and the
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Chairman Township Com

Tns LIrrLs CoRroRAL has become an e.-
tablished institution IT thu Northwest, and
increases in popularity from month to month.
The November number ID on our table, with
prospectus for next year.
II spubished monthly BY Alfred L. Sew
ell, in Chicago At one dollar per annum, and
for the present one dollar till January, 1870.
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A Aass Township Convention will be hold
en- At the keokuk Grant and Collar Club
Rooms At 7:so p. N. OF Thursday, October
22d, 1867, TO nominate candidates for county
Supervisor, Justices Of the Peace, &C., 81 d
TO transact other important business.
Republicans Of Jackson township, interest
yourselves. SAN. 8. SAMrlE,
Chairman Township Committee.
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hATR1MoSIAL-Cupid has presented d the
hymenial altar two who have doffsd the
Garbs Of single oneness and donnsd the robe
Of cou1saiai bliss.
Miss Lizzie Aooer, daughter Of Judge
Mooar, of this city, vas yesterday Vi ID in
the holy bsnds Of wedloek 70 M. r..
Miller, formerly Of New York, but more re-
Gently Of Keokuk. The ceremony Va mr.
fornedin D. Johns Church, BY the Rev. q.
W. Woods, Rector Of St. Marks Church. Of
Chicago, aidsa BY Rev. M. Green, Rector
Of St. Johns Church, OF this city. A GOOD
u number Of the brides friends assembled
u the Church 10 witness she happy affair. #.
ter which . small party congregated At the
Tephr Hoass, where congratulations we're
rendered snd good time generally wss par
tcipased IN. II was sxpected that the hap
py couple would start East yesterday on
pleasure trip, but owing to the illness Of
the Bridegroom they did not 90. They ex-
psss 70 Start to-day. The best wishes Of
mex numerous irisads will accompany them.
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Mass Meeting at Keosauqua'
7.l,srsAsy, OcssSer 80.


Ara he speakers. Il will b the last Grand
Rally in Van Buren, county. We hops oar
Van Buren, friends viii turn ont in force, and
make the meeting grand one.
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REPUBLICAN, BARBECUE AT Drs MONIES
Wears requested to state that the train car
r. * excursionists will leave keokuk At s
o'clock :. m. on Friday, and arrive u Des
Moines at b:45 p. m. The returning special
train will leave Des Moi AT II o'clock D.
IN. Saturday night, and arrive in Keokuk at
-, IN. Sunday morning. 2l.3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

FoR reading for the million 70 to our friend
y g. Lowry's News Depot, on Second
street. He hiss all the November monthlies,
and they are capitally we'll filed. On his
counter you Will End the Atlantic nHar-
per, Putnam" Demore.t's superb faah,on
journal, and his "feuns America" just the
magazine hat tie very young folks want.
Then there's "Our Young Folks for the
older juveniles, and - good ~ good can be.
For I'll these, and everything else in the news
and reading line, 60 to Lowry's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

Osa frm in our CITY paid the Des MONIES
Valley Raikoadps AsaiI thousand dollars for
freightoA psodace .sceiysd over that road
last week.
This shows that tho road n doing good
business, that our business is extensive, and
that the 6rm in question receives an enor
nous lot Of produces BY the Des Moines Val
ley Road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

AUCTION SALE this morning at 10 o'clock,
by l.. Howe, Of boots, shoes, clothing end
dry goods. 1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

THE distribution Of the prizes by the Keo
kuk Livery Stabls. Gilt Enterprise Associa
ton which wss TO have taken place to-day
will be postponed from day TO day to enable
the proprietors to receive returns from asentf.