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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

re- The place to go If you want boots and shoes
that will wear IL Nicholson 8 Fouks, No. 102 West
Second street, wilmington. Gentlemen can Ind m
assortment which embraces every variety ofboot and
shoe, from the light dress shoe or fancy pump to the
heaviest brogans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost isinite and none
who wish to buy fail to be suited, while to get
shoes for your children, It is just the place to 60
Remember the place, 1902 West Second street, Will
mington.
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Public Sale.

IN-vp.- Tho subscriber will sell at Public Sale, On
M, III Pencader Hundred, his stock aud farming
utensils, consisting Of good work horses. D milch
cows, 2-year oldbull; good yoke of oxen; and q
carriage and harness, plowa, harrows, and other
farming implements Also, lot of seed. oats, white
corn, and potatoes by the buehel together with his
entire stock of household and kitchen furniture. and
dairy fixtures.
All sums of s25 and under cash.
N. II. BoULDEN.
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151sf RE rfsfIsJJrs T. wII.MIraror DEL.
punLro SALE.

Mfa The subscriber will sell in the village Of 1t.
H:a Georges, on Monday, the Path day Of February,
1903 at 12M, the valuable hotel properly known az
the Steamboat Hotel. There Is on the place good
tenant house. ice hsuss. carriage honse and large
amount Of shedding and good truck g sMTdswSA WARE
oaLE q TOWNSEND, Auc .ioneers.
PUBLIC Sale.
rT,uE subscriber will sell at public sale, on THURS
Il DAY, February 2Tth 1885, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, on
his farm, near Summit Bridge, Pencador Hd., New
Castle Csunty, Del. all his stock and farming uten-
ss consisting Of Ia &c lot Of cows snd neiiers one
pair OF Young steers, horses lot Of shoats pows,
and haTrows, Kirby Reaper and M9wer, t wag3ns'
carts, &c. WM. SAhiEn-
public Sale.
l-sz-s-J The subscribers being about to decline
l~-ra-S housekeeping, will sell at public sale, vt
,8k their residence in the village 81 Christlana,
Ez-Gll on WEDNESDAY, February 49, 1858, at 10
O'Clock, A. M all their household and kitchen Furni-
ture, consisting Of beds, bedsteads and bedding,
chairs rocking chairs tables, clock, brussels ingram
and rag carpets looking glasses wash stands, towel
racks, window blinds and curtains, pnror stove,
bedroom Stoves VIM. Penn cook stove and fixtures
complete, tin ware knives and forks several ke.s OF
dishes and great many articles too tedious to mem
tion.
TEras.--All sums of $40 and under, cash over
that amount credit of three months will be- given
by the, purchaser giving bankabe note, with APP
proved endorser ANN ALLEN.
o..-- .., hEBEccA ALIEN ALLEN
I9T PUBLIC SALE.
a. The subscribers will sell at Public Sale
(c5TSATURDAY, March It'll, 1865, at Woodlawn
Fruit Farm. on the Lancaster Turnpike, one and-a-
half miles West OF Wilmington, as follows:
One superior draught horse; one excellent driving
mare with foal one yearng colt sired by Morgan
Black Hawk +; one Germantown wagon and harness
in good order two market dearborns with set OF
harness; one cart and gears one set of double har-
ness one set Of lead harness, pillow gears, brides,
collars, head haliers plows, harrews, cultiyaters
Er h,kx rsbur.
chain, post digger. grndstone, hoes, shovels forks
spades hot bed SASH fruit boxes, trays bees large
Mt Of Hover pots, lot Of hay in the barn, lot OF
potatoes, two good ladders, some household and
kitchen furniture together with many smaller arti
cles too tedious to mention.
Sale to commence at one o'clock, p. NJ.
TEnMs.--Al sums under fifty cash; of nifty dollars
and over, ninety days credit, on giving negotiable
note with approved sccnrity.
TIC. TAYLOR,
feblJd&wts H. +. TAYLOR.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

CANDIDATE FOR CoNGREss.-The Ncwtown
(sld.) Gasene is urging the nomination Of the
Hon. Il. X. Wilson, Of Worcester county as the
Democratic Conservative candidate for Congress
in tilt first district
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

" you FEEL pEnItITArEp and .'worn out" aud want
something to tome up the systcn instead of using
simulants, take Dr. H. Anders' Iodine Water, II
most powerful vitalizng agent and restorative. 1t
permeates the entire 81 stem, and its e9ect is psan
auf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

cArnoLIc Blsmor.-It is officially announced
thit Rev DIR. Becker, of Richmond, Virginin, has
been appointed Bishop of the new Catholic
Qi,cese Of Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

SMYRNA ASb DELAWARE BAY RAuRoAp.-A
mehing In Indifference OF the Interests OF this road
waiheld Mt Leipsic and between $500 and $1,000
sub
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
SHIRTS

Made of New York Mills Muslin and Linen Fronts
for 1856 per Dozen, warranted to fit, at
WYATT N GARRETT's,
Gents Furnishing Store,
noyI-1yw 10. C2t Market ST., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

young man by the name of Wiley, residing at
laurel, DEL, being taken with chill, a week or
l"p since, his sister suggested he should take
some spirits, a. little bottle Of what she supposed
l9 bc liquor Of some Kind, she observed in q
closet. lie took some, rcmarking IL had queer
laste. She then tasted 1t herself, and inquired of
servant II It was liquor. Upon being told it was
some thing TO distroy bed-bugs, she Immediately
- ont after her brother, who had left the house
loI his home, telling him of her unfortunate mis-
take. physician was called in, but the Young
man, after lingering day or two, died. The
sister, as may be imagined, is deeply distressed
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

IF""fVTFt s1ys.-
The Easton aud Chestcrtown papers appeal
q Baltimore for help to construct the Eastern
Shore Railroads to tide water Vain appeal
baltimore Is stone blind and can't discern her
right hand from her left in such matters. Better
make your appeal to Philadelphia and Whining
which cities are enjoying three-fourths of the
Pcllinsular trade now, and may take the other
fourth, for all Baltimore enresf
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
RsI,a,ou. lbrovsmients n.
The following reports Of rcvlvals in progress
arc communicated to tho Meihodist Home Jour

Inc following REPORTS OF reviyals In progress
70 communicated to the Meihodist Home Jour-
af;-- ss5 ea
MILroRp, DEL., Feb. 4th.-Rev. B. +. Price
rites: We have gracious work of God In our
Whatsoever twenty have professed religion and
lined church on probation. Quite anumbcr arc
aeklng the Lord; and the church shows good
Hence of quickcned zeal and aspirates for
fl3ser walk with God" Congregations full and
\ p,times crowded to Overlooking. tlaI
} NIpToN, DEL, Feb. 8.-Rev. w. w. Redman
! M cheeringly from this place of good revI-
i Hrk The protracted services began with
I, III and still continue with increasing inter
ie Lord has sgnally displayed His con-
and converting power There have been
MI ms thirty forward for the prayers Of the
] one time, and so many as thirteen con-
] me evening. Several strong men have
Ing sense OF their danger, and there
sesn general desire among the people to
. poso irlstans. The converts are mostly
youn and women, who promise to BIO of
~" c to the church. Several Sunday
s'nooi lars have caught the flame and IL is
nopcu lolc school will soon be ignited with
.
tAlbol curr, MD.-Rev. @. W. Prettyman,
writes frd M,cboel,s Wa ara II ma m,dst
- y sfacl revival at this place. This is the
soeohu wef its progress. Last night we had
s"e''y sers at the alter. The people of
God are rek ovsr lin convers,on If ,ha;r
.is''us lung and old are bowling side by
s,os' eoaseclg themselves to the service OF
: uou, anu Tue is being poured out upon us.
AMONG 'hosclerted recently WINS one person
onIr o. years Se. Many heads of families are
Michaels may no = l,nnse ~ r.o,,er ~ ~. Nd
''e's hcarsa for the Holy Ghost.
sare city. 3s
LII :. assool AT meeting of the Kirk
a,,,ar, 1,;,.. IAN Association, held In Del
,vara on aa My, the 9Th inst, their funds
il ana ~ ~ H.. s..X Y per cent. premium. This
~ ~, -, ~ ,ne nn most secure associations
49,, ~ Hsuu Vi WIN are acquainted Its efli-
vao p pn,euis are lent, Jno. 9. Clark, Jr
n ~ - 1 iesnruun., Y. lison; Secretary Charles
+, i ism i'9asurer& iye Clark Trustee, Jas
,,,,,'.,,,i ano this Association is the
,,e,,,i,,,, ' o. bm monthly dues, fines
tnr ,,'a ho,at,, az INTERESTS on Investments,
H., Wy puneis VI ilsNA bers. The number of
s, a ,s 70 noa 70 excec Thousand. The org-
10, H., eoIs u eaci SNARE ck entities the holder
of aai, 49, y, WV nu. ollnrs, until the value
; l.; ' ., o,''oin.s vat sum, when diyi-
''on . " '"Ae p'"ec, uhe association to cease.
~ r nhrAmAIi o, FOR G.-The fishermen
t,ons ,:.n lily W. nia extensive prcpara-
Snri,,a. r. T. ,,i, uus ,lu' the opening of
!, aud herring will be unsualA nIifin th;s s"osnn
They base theii conclusion a mon .be ,rreat
accumulation of ice, which vi ,odnee an Meal al
, ing up a greater How than u NJ irash ,ua,a.
| trl, H.t atr.nx al n
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

ry- have this day made reduction in the price
Of my Zephyr to close out my entire stock before re-
moving on the 25th day of March.
JOHN L. FROCK,
- ----- Ina Mnrint street.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
i, le 4. At TIL HAynn DE GRACE. The present win

leE AT HAvRE DE GRAoE-The present win
lrl has been one OF the most fruitful for Ice that
We have had for many years. At navre de Grace
NE propretors of the numerous ice houses which
llh" the river shore above the canal basin, have
succeeded in filling them with thicker and clearer
zee linn ever before. On the Cecil shore there
Aie being built u number of new houses, all OF
winch the owners have no doubt OF being able to
", y. oeiore thaw takes place. The ice crop at
llavrc de Grace, and on the eastern side Of the
susqnehanna opposite the town, is already much
heavier than at any former season, and when the
new houses In course Of erection are filled, the
Increase Will be great. The Susquehanna is now
nifldscd with clear, solid ice fourteen or twenty
miyhes thick, and people and vehicles cross al
pleasure. Some entertain fears of sudden
rfcak-ilp In the river but we have heard those
iears SO Often expressed, and have seen the ice
~ often pass out of the river with little or nc
.lllnagc to any ons or any thing that we 90 moi
t,l,r , - the alarm expressed by others. Trne
Tue railroad bridge and the boom together offel
~ obstruction that never before existed, but tho
iiser is so very apt to open below before it does
n1ove. that there is u bare chance for gorge q
Us mouth, and nothing morc.--Bei A ir. fJgis.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

Ours, BuRss SoALps, WOUNDS. BHuJsEE SrRAIrs,
BRysirKLAs. SALT RmEuM, RIsawoRM, Char
FED HANDS, BoLs. FROZEN LrKps, FELoss,
RI CIiuBLAIxs so.
1t is prompt In action, removes pain at once and
reduces the most angry looking swen ana infani-
nations, as II by magic,thus nffordipg reLef and
complete cyre.
SETH w. FOWL & u SON. Boston, ProWiotors.
Sold by all Druggists, Groccrs, aud ut all country
affrtH.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
COUGH I

IIoRREsTs JUMPER TAR Is warranted to cure
Il Coughs, Group, Throat and Lung Diseases, or
the price positively refunded. JssTAsTANrous Re
IirP PEoDuoED. Try it.! II not satisfied, return the
NJ. ENGLAND d. SON, s. E. Cor. Second and King
sts. 30 cents jan23-3m-dSw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

re- An admirer of the Duke of Wellington has
left to posterity in addition to the fame Of his
poits III the tented held the following cpgram. which
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

TnE SuERirrAllrY. --Jaeoh Richardson and Ed
niind y. Frazer, both Of this city, announce in
Tuesdays Gazette their Willingness to receive
the barren honor of the Democratic nomination
for Sheriff of New Castle county.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
ALBERT COMMONS,
VIM. Ii. TWADDELL,
Jolls b, HIyBuRN, Auet'r.

o. Also will be sold at the same time and place
ICfSt2 good work and driving horses. No gray
mare coming ~ years old, will work anywhere, and
years old, Moscow stock, sound and gentle in all
kinds of harness Q superior mich cows, will be in
profit in The spring, one york wagon, wheat in the
ground. Household and Kitchen Furniture consist
ing of beds bedseads, tables, stands dishes, tubs
also parlor coal stove and No. 7 cook stove for
woed or coal, both nearly new also pork by the
pound, etc., etc.
feb13.atw WIN. II. TWADDELL.
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Financial Quotations,

Furnished to ms by J0ns NJ cI.RAR & Son, Bankers
GOT Market Wilmington, DEL
sfHF OuorATioxs. Jan 90 1868.
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taph:
''Ilere lies TIE Duke Of Wellington,
Once famed for battles others won,
Who after leading brave Englands troops,
Bequeathed name TO wellington Boots.
These boots and the fashion have long since passed
away, and now graceful and elegant boots of the
style Of @. TlaniIen, 9Th and Market street, have
long taken their place.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20
Public Sale Of Personal Property

HN77,sf VIII be sold at Public Sae,a the residence
NICE OF the subscribers in christiana Hundred,
- one mile southwest OF Centreyille, on
p. NJ the following stock and farming utensils, Wis
seven good Mich Cows, ZONE OF which will be in
profit by the day of sale Q Brood Sows, a lot Of
Poultry light two horse wagon and harness /
market dearborn with tongue and shafts, and har-
ness Penrock mower aud reaper; steel tooth hay
rake roller, Van Wincle fan corn shelter; wheel
barrow. cultiyators plow and pillow harness. cutting
box, hay-knifc double and single trees, harrow,
scythes cradles, forks rales, shoyels and hoes, a
consisting OF large churn, friction roll re- tEm-
bree's make,) aud small churn, butter worker
(Embrees male) butter tubs, a lot Of milk pans,
toned
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-02-20

For further information address $. 2. Hasty Co.,
Laurel, Del. The best of references will! be given
upon application. npsO-smw
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ChxrcA Directory.

ST. JOHNS Observation-Disclosures 4th
street, between Concert and High. Services every
6ssasy 1T II Is: no. md RI. IA. Sabbath sebeoi
4 o'clock o. n. jams
WEsTMINsTRER 'PREsBY TERRAIN
CHURCH, 10. 49, On Seventh street, between
Main and Blondeau. Services every Sabbath Mt
Ii a. m. aud 7 ?. Sabbath School 1t a. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday u. % = 2. m.
UNITED PREsBYTERIAN--Cor Blondeau
and 9Th streets. Services every Sabbath at II y
m and D. m. Sunday School at SIR. N.
aprqs 'ss-Iy JAMEs BRows, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL HpRcH-High street,
between Fifth and sixth. SERVICES every Sab
bata at la. u. and p IN. Sabbath school at
3r. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings
RxcHaNGR STREET ". +. oHuRcn-on
Exchange greet tet~esn Thru and Fourth.
Presiding every Sabbath al II a. N. and P. m.
Sabbath School at 81 p. m. Public Payer Meeting
on Wednesday evening. Z. u. MEANS,
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. E. CHURCH. Cor
ner OF Seventh and Morgan s.re}n. Preaching
every Sabbath at II a. na. and h. m. Sabbath
School at a. M Public PRAYER Meeting on
Wednesday evenings. Joas Hayes,
apr27 -'66-Iy Psssaf,
FIRST PERSEVERANCE <asr hish and
Fourth Streets Services every Sabbath at II a.
N. and D. N. Sunday School At I2a p. m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Bion-
| deau and Eighth streets. Praehing at II A. Y.
and II Pm. Sunday School Al u A.. y. Public
Prayer Meeting Wednesday IeyeAiag, at III
| o'clock. [febli's5l ]. r. wEsrovxs, Pastor
UNITARIAN CHURCH-open for public SER
vice at L q. M, and al u P. m. Tss Puhiis cor
| daily invited,
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THE BALL STARTED.

4
There was large crowd out at the ratiGca.
ton meeting last night. Although there was
but the one encouragement in yesterday
morning paper, the Loyal men and women Of
Keokuk came out in force. The Brass Band
was there and made excellent music. Short
and good addresses were made by General
Reid, Geo. ". McCrary, R. Il. Gilmore,
General Bruce, Jno. ". Rankin, General
Busssy, General Hills, Mr.. RoSell' and d.
". Sample. There was not much enthusi-
asm, but the best Of good feeling.
The meeting was fer the purpose OF draw
ing out the Republicans-bringing them TO-
gsther-impressing them. thus early, With the
Importance OF the campaign, and getting them
into the harness and in working shape The
meeting was to make the start in the hight.
Il went of well, and will do Republicans
good. TIE contest is only opening. The
Republicans are not yet fully awake. The
ball will roll on now. Our people get nerved
for the fight. The tide OF loyal feeling will
gather, and gain, and flow on until, ia No
yember next, ii will hear Grant and Colfax on
TO victory, aud oyerwhelm tbs opposition with
4 afaot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-24
mARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

- Chicago Marhet.
By telegraph CHICAGO, NAY p
0rAn-Xarxs, danoraizei.
Rlour-Du,i. very littls doing.
Wheat -Upstt.iod sni deeieeily lower No spring
~ o3S2 Of; No 50 Ing u Seszsal.
oorn-Louer bat fairly active closing at seq 50 q for
MOL
Cas- -Loxsf; fsir demand 63446olS at close.
Rys-D but qu.tt;1 50 No !: siNo2
BrleJ-DaiI sod 81 tirely n1,usl
Prori.Ion, F.rm.r nj quiet, pork s2s So with med
crate ssles.
L.rd-Hsid firmly 1si1c. and holders demand
1sxo.
Bulk Mests- Qnist
HI uIdrs- Islk 41zszc.
Nothing doiag in sides.
Lake s..shs.Flrm and .ssAay 50 for oAa and &c for
corn, TO Buffalo.
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RIVER NE VS..

kRgiyALa.
Steamer Hawkeye State, ST. Paul.
:. Harry Johnson, St. Louis.
q Tom JAaper, St. Louis.
DyPAaTrRIs.
Steamer Rob Roy, 81. Iouis. e
g Molhe McPike, St. Louis.
- Hawkeye State, St, Louis.
The Canada. OF the Northern Line. was
due for St. Paul al 10 o'clock last evening. /
The Reserve, Of the same line, will be
along for St. Paul at 10 O'Clock this evening.
4. Brown agent.
The regular packets for St. Louis and way
points Tomorrow morning will be the Tom
Jasper at O'Clock and the J. Fl. Johnson
at 7.
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GEN. ". ". BKiKsAr has been invited
and has consented, to deliver the Annual Ad-
dress at the Reunion of the Army Of the
Tennessee, in Chicago, on the 10th and 18th
OF December. The choice Of an orator was
we'll and discreetly made. That Gen. Bel
KNAPP will be equal to the occasion none. that
know him, will dorbt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-24

MvTrAL BENEFIT LIFE Issr8AScs Coma.
NJ, OF EEwAEE.-Notice is called to she fat
that the reports Of forty -four Life Insurance
Companies, for 1867, show the ratio Of ex-
penses to premiums to be over three per cent.
less in the Mutual Benefit than in any of the
other companies, and not much over one
half the average Of the whole. G.. r. Par.
sons State Agent. Office IS Main street. II
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OWING to the absence of the Pastor from
the city, there will be no preaching in the n
S, Presbyterinn Church to-day.
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II is said that the Pella people hang old
copies of the defunct Coppsrhead newspaper
in their windows for the purpose Of killing
flies, and that it kills them every pop. Here
is 8 chance for some enterprising individual
to make his fortune BY peddling old Copper
heads during hv-time.
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Financial and Commercial


C0KN MEAL-2 IUUfbs............-..$I Jug VI 81
BrcKraEAr FLoua-t4-oo TO -, 80 per leo lbs.
BurrIK-choiee lots Hiilcommand E2pGa z2c = b
Eeo.--I4e.
PorLrRr --Dfrasd, none oGssed. live Chk sns
q 50 = dos.
soRearx-5o to !ac per gallon.
PorAroEs-soc to 81 Is p buahel-
oxfoss--Sone offered.
LAno-c:ty cured lfls to lsc Hss b.. Country
cured tsJ 70 lie per ID.
BxEswAx-ss per ID.
TALLow-In bhls, lie; loose Dc ps. D.
RRArHRzs-Prime 5oe TO 55c per b.
RAa4-Cottcn, Sc per lb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-24

CHAsaE.-A change has been made in the
running of trains on the 7. ". W. Il. X.
See their advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-24

Drunk AGAIs.-Msrshal Brown arrested q
man, yesterday, who had imbibed 90 freely
in the concentrated essence Of sod-corn, as to
render him unable to nsvigate. To tell the
truth, be was beastly drunk.
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eUn CANDIDATES.

We attended the Convention of the Nation
al Republican Union Party at Chicago;
mingled in the immense crowd gathered
there and participated in the patriotic and in
tense enthusiasm that characterized the
movement Of that grand assemblage Of the
representatives of the people. We need
hardly add thg. we are satisfied with the
Platform, aud grati6ed, beyond expression,
with the nominations. Well may We be graft
fed, because we had anticipated the popular
Judgment several months ago, and Is aarly -
The '2stii Of August, when Greeley Was Pitch
ing into Grant last, We closed An editorial
leader in favor Of Grant with this paragraph,
drawn out by the telearaphic report Of his
protest against the removal of General Sheri-
dan:
:. Whatever fears or suspicious, we, Or our
= readers, may have entertained heretofore
are now scattered to the winds, by this un
z mistakable manifestation of the loyal
:. heart and sound head of Gen. Grant; and
1--WE are ready now end heneeforth, to enrol
. under his banner and eight i. ont on tbs
line, till the Idss of November, 1868
. Our tickle, is Grant for President, Golfa1
Il for Vice President. Sheridan for Grant
present position at the head of the army
/" and Stanton for his choice ef position I'll
. der the next Administration.
We are satisfied with that record W Ar
gratifed that orr judgment and our choe'
Of candidates, announced many months ago
has been so enthusiastically and unanimous
~ endorsed by the National Convention.
We have no regrets, nothing to take back
no steps to re,race. We atiil fight on tina
line in the confident and assured faith tina
the patriotic people of this great Republic
will endorse the action of the National Con.
sention by al overwhelming majority at tbs
polls in November in favor of GRANT and
CoLFAx for President and Vice President o.
the United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-24

Go TO FosTEE for parasol, or sun-um-
brelIs, stylish hoop-skirt. corset and best
hosiery, at lower prices than elsewhere.
may23-d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-24

Gss, BrssEY, of New Orleans, came from
the Chicago Convention to visit his trends
in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-24

Ous friend Lowry hands us Our Young
Folks and the "Atlantic Monthly for
June. both offering the choicest entertainment
TO readers. Go to Lo~ry's and get them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-24

Losr.-A pocket book. containing GER
,i6cate Of deposit in the Second National
Bank Of ST. Lolis. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving it at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-24

Carr. J. N. JoHssos, of Baltimore. Mary
land, bu. well known in Keokuk and Warsaw,
where he has been large property holder,
died in Warsaw yesterday morning His re
mains will be sent East
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-24

Will be sold at manufacturers prices, an
other large lot Of Ice Boxes and Ice Cream
Freezers; just received at the popular Hard
ware and House Furnishing Store of A.
Weber CO.