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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

Tne hest business snits are being put up
BY venoill, jones / Co., At the lowest hg-
pseAvXhpy ke,p : 6na assortment Of piece
anoAs - sune hut the best workmen.
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Tvs distr;>aetp sf prizes ~ the Keoknk
Livery Stable Gin Enterprise Association
which was to havs taken plsce .to>day, has
been peafposedtil to ,norrow, 70 enable the
nrotr8eS receive retarns from Agents,
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+ O x : A l. + .
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
arr Cor. Maiu nd Fourth Sts.

EsOR SALE. Lots l and ., in Block ~,
n Heid's Addition. Price $50 Ier zach lot.
Also Lo. 10, Plock lge, Concert street, between
18Th aud iiih SIS. 1its perfect. Price 400.
Al o. lot I. half OF Lot I, Block "a In khournns hd
dillon to keekuk " tn story fraina dwelling
aiaiDg three cellar cstern. STABLE and tie best
variety Of fruit hs found in this city the
quantity nj land. This property fsrtsetly occupied
by \. 4 Ward. Title poi eet Price 600.
Knquir-oi Ii b. TEN EYCK,
hug2u Corner sth and Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

TBs Annual Fair Of the Hancock County
Joint Stock Agricultural Society commeaces
Il Carthage 70 daY, and viii costiHno Tor
four dAys. ~
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fiDsi @bjss6w.their patronage spou
the nloii;p,sl SSjq of'ilaac n: Stern / Co.,
Ca O., asserld 1iss ihey viii slvays get
valns ssassiyea fos IL thay isvest there.
kvst,tAiat tAstis attractive and desirable
will always 10 Aasd there n the lowest pos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

Nsw Goops.--Mr. M. Gregg, senior mem
Der Of the firm Of NJ. Gregg Son, during
his recent trip to the East purchased an un-
usually large stock Of new goods. They are
being received now and displayed in their ex-
tensive establishment in the Estes House
Block, in handsome style. Their large rooms
ar, completely filled with goods, from floor
to ceiling, and still they come.
Mr.. Gregg has been engaged in the dry
goods tradc for great many years, and his
large experience in that branch enables him
to buy goods at the lowest figures the market
affords. He has been in the business in ke-
okuk / Sufficient length Of time 70 be able to
Judge Of The requirements Of the trade, and
has purchased their present stock in compli-
ance Herewith.
Their new advertisement will be fonad on
the first page this morning. Read it and see
what they propose to do during the fall and
winter trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

A LrrrEa received yesterday, from our
friend ]. r. StswaSt, announces that senator
Harlan will speak in keosauqua on the ga
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

Dox'r nil TO hear Judge Drayer at the
t,rne I'D Collar Club Room this evening.
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IARMsr APPIR on REcoRn.-The lar
sest ap1s Hraepphsd in ,he .ewspapers
thi1sesSon Nxs sslst into our4anctem yester-
day BY our friend !. T. Crane. who resides
some eight miles ont on the middle road to
Aontross. The apple, we believe, is a Rhode
Island Grssaino,sand Weighs " ounces and
measures l51 inches in circumference.
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a husy nan il locomotive, and life /
trick. Kysry night he drives into . the
Rde5s, md Stops. Every morning he il
fired ap anew, ~ Away b. eon switching Cd
in pne objection and then in another. In this
ssd1in1 - bs6insss IS fofests that The physi.
cal organization = Of the most delicate kind.
II hard iron locomotive needs constan,
care, and to be we'll oiled m and rubbed OF
svey 1a1, nov much moro necessary il !,
thai N men and women should use pL.sT4-
rios Brrrsas, which are the ne plus ultra Of
s~ssSl shiA is necsssaay to keep the
sYsssm in psrfsos tone Of health.
HAGxoLfA WATEs-Snperior to the best
iepsrts4 Qsfpsa coloGas, ard sold a half
kefsies. 2c.deod VI,
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SfAa ZouAvxs.--The company OF Zouave.
which hos besn Organised in this city, under
,he Laws Of the Ssate Of Iowa, is being rap
IDLY filled up. Sixty-fve members lave
lsssn enrolled. A few more recruits are
wanted, hsssves, The following arc the Of.
kcers:s Captain, b. n. Ksndsrdins; lst
Lisusssant, Lewis A. Berryhill; I'd Lieutsn.
~, Dssj. F. Crahill Tho company il
known = The Star Zoaaves, Iowa State Nj
h.ls rr.sTan r ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

Ps.soxAl.-out friend Gen. Hills, who
has bee 4bssps from thp CITY Tor about 'nrse
weeks, i II none Akaiti.
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or RI. Pleasant, candidate for Indgs
the Circuit Court,
HQI& SPEAK At THF
Grant and Colfax Club Room
TO-J!'Ae4T. H
,et there he . large audience

NoaLxx- .SocKs..- Heavy countrJ. knit
WOODEN Socks a, the Bag Factory, III MAN
r,n3. i 4 81 ! ~ A.sb''.'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

W. a. y auno~nce tAAl some Of our
snt/ IN (ai1sisa and Aot@ Keepers, act
ine 8ea 2NkRsG.ion last vsAk, will short
u I'VE 81 hnn14npsly = AlsHLER's NERR
Brrrxss, , sssatisg 4 steat excite.
m.a.;..the ESata 20.eodlw
=; a[ijS;;;z;;7,.1....- NV !. ;.
Uphar'a nnpplr sstshiahnent on. Main,
neA - U3s0ht1 u. a<|tpgjt char
sctS Give him call and he will seel you
.ou.sah4 ~ IL ddfIbis {ahd Substantial.
Hi,dB1 t6stosd mnAds snd Warranted.
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RgxEMBgR the meeting this evening
Judge Drayer is an eloquent speaker ana
will draw large crowd.
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Etna Insurance Co., Hartford. !. $4,000, a
Liverpool aud London Globe, Il, 100000
Home Insurance Co., New York, s,7oo,oe,
Insurance C .ofN. America Phil. 800, oet
Lorillard Fire ms. Co, New York, l.7o0,0ct
international ms. Co., +" f" l,2o0,Wt
North American Fire ms, Co. NY. so0,0ct
Railway Insurance Co., Hartford, 100000
Connecticut Mutual Life ms. Co., 1900, cCf
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uARRErs by TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Market.
By rsie srAphi osteAao, c''s ~
Florr-v.ry dull nomuslty iewet
wheat-s s2lz1s4 fer No >
Coru-ssHss1
OAts-steady At soM.
Barlsy-Dull At 81 SO.
Rye-Nominal; No 81 ~.
k-Unchanged; shoulders weaker.
Lard Weaker.
seeds-Quiet and unchanged
st. Louis narast.
By telegraph 81 louis 'R'- -.
Flour-vsry dnIl and nchanesi
Wb.at-Choice grades nrh and better.
Ctrn-o519S.
oats-vsry dull; s0oA.
Rys-u 2oo2o.
Barley-Unchsnged.
Pork-Dull f3l 80.
Baoon-Duli.
LArd-le for tisrce.
Toledo Marnet.
B, Telegraph TOLEDO Oct. 10.
Wheat-ttssdy white 81 as. an.her St %
Corn-Hsld ~ O..
Oats-t6ix fer mol.
Rys-S1 81 for fo2
ra...,o ~. ~rns~ marnst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

GRAus OrxRA TROUPE is making its way
down the iver, giving successful entsFse'n-
sssts and Gallisg from the pres unqualified
commentator. This is unquestionably the
best Opera troupe that has ever visited the
West. It's manager, Mr.. H. Grau, Is an able
epa Il is not often that or citizens are f.
vored with an entertainment Of this kind, and
they will Of course give this troupe tull
h6ussA Inspsaking Of one Of the enter
tainments At Davenport, the Gazette says
A brilliant audience. and one fsepsctahis ~
numbers, listened to Auber's Fra DiAvolo, At the
Opera Houss last evening. The performances VS.
indeed, nsritorious. Zach part va sustaised
with entire credit and everything worked smooth
". Frediriei. as Lady PAMELA, and Clara Lang
- zerlins. we're charming in vecalissiion, and
sang with oil the truth Of genuine artists. him.
ners Disrpls and Steinsieks' Se1pe crsessd %
enthusiasm ths. vas we'll earned. Weiniich
Giaeone and Baeh's Lord Allcash were exceed
insly fine, and did much to sustain the intense ~
,ere.t and delight which fastened npor the audi
ence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

chicago Live stoek market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO. Oct 49,
Hogs 1898 - for co mmon to extra,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

4 Nso,ecrfp CEuqx Cid Of Sors
Throat, MIN might " d1sela p 80. :.
ple remedy, Ike Bross's -
7rocAes,n II allowed % psogrsss, ny =
ealns. sn(os,lys ID ~ Ill, 1hns,
T. .l,rrA, ~ CcS8nhisS 061Gkss = RI
Tt,ekesn are used With advantage, sivisei
a,eepimsa inns1iaD relief. Singers -
public spsaksss will end thsm also exee'seas
Is clear The voice and render afsseeaaiou
|-o'a'vfs''yYr nl
! ckssrIhk+1th tDssanrl nash u
K.olrk = q sstsrrris;ng end thri,'oE bus'.
.a.a~sase,-t - inpssssnents IN the Way g
ha.inope and .as$1ac1iss sstahlish ossss -
nSde 70 corrsspond. Tie store room into
which Mess. +. r. J. Ayres Z Sons ana
Ayres Bros. have recently moved their hne
.toek 81 Jevslry ssd Musical lnstrunents
h.a beep fitted up in very elegant and TASTE
ri m.ansr. md reflects nuch credit upon
The person whose design II vas. The stock
Of roods will be very much enlarged shortly,
AndtAA firms will 70 on in prosperity With
the other enserprinng business houses OF
Keokuk.
Nov REApY FOR l869-TBE ILLUSTRATED
ANNUAL or PHREsoLoGY AID PHYsIoGSoAf,
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others. Richer in matter and illustrator
than ever before, everybody will want t
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Usher, $50 Broadway, New York.
mn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-20

PArrSrs.-Boyd / Co., Solicitors OF Pat
ents, 2Os Pine street, St. Louis. Missouri, Of
iicially report to the GATE Clrr the follow
ing patents granted Iowa and Missouri
inventors, for the week ending the 18Th OF
Oct, 1868:
IOWA.
Edward F Reate, Cedar county, Corn Cnl-
tivator.
MISSOURI.
Samuel Yates, Marshall, Churn Dasher.
CA Glars, St. Louis, Childs Pedal fer
Pianos.
&C Elder, Kansas City. Car Coupling.
IA Hafner, Commerce, Horse Power,
IF Milligan, St. Louis. Balmg Press
Pm Papin, st. LOUIS, Ladder.
r Richards, Washington, Animal Trap.
Hugh Reid, st. Louis, Valve motion for
Steam Engines.
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co.p-Fei-a.
For Sale.

- SS01Os
I OTIS and s, in Block l84, corner Of 18th
Il a and Bank. Title good. Price $3.50.
Also, Lot ! Block Is, corner OF Sub and Morgan,
~ three houses, constantly renting at good hg
Title good. Price eis1s.
S. II. JOHNSTON,
ort2-tt Sth and n attn street
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0As pousd equal 10 sour Of Ii. Jaw f.h Read, for
~ use, ana kseps Any length Of Nas>s FOR fais By
AOotkfs04 4 A1n1Ge 1 .
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NOTICE IN Bankruptcy.

John Van yalkenburg, Attorney
oc.l aA.Ann
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AID, Sample moved that tax be levied agains,
said lots in accordance with the report Of The
Mayor Mo'ln carried.
The Supervisors report Of work on Street and
Alley account, from suly 18th 10 July 18th, in.
elusive, showing balance due Of S2sl &C.. was
received and read, and on motion, an allowance
Of S27l 81 was made in settlement
Aid Daugherty moved that P. Davies be con
tinuea in Office as Deputy Marshal until the third
Monday in May next
After discussion. it appearing that Mr.. Davies
was not citizen Of the United States. and there.
fore not eligible to:tbst office, ALI Daugherty
withdrew his melton.
Aid. Rothert offered the following resolution
Roseirea, That the Street Supervisor be in
structed, under the direction Of the Street ane
Alley Committee. TO grade 18th street between
JOHNSON and Exchange street, as TO prevent Al
overflow Of water on the adjoining lots.
Alderman Sample moved to amend: that ths
Street and Alley Committee be instructed 70 act i
the ease with economy and discretion.
The resolution amended vas adopted
Aid. Rothert offered the following resolution
RssoTeeel. That that part Of the so-ealled .sMid-
lie Road in the neighborhood Of Prices Creek
ne so graded and repaired that the same may be
in good condition for the passage Of teams. the
cost Of said work to be paid ont Of the road TAX
collected by the Supervisor.
Resolution adopted.
Aid. Mumm moved that the Mayor and Alder
nan of the FRS. Ward be directed TO report to
the next regular meeting on the necessary repairs
to the Third street hill Motion carried.
The following applications for license to sell
beer, ale, and wine, under the provisions Of ori,
nance No. ll3, were presented and granted:
John Blue. Mary swindingler, Reddington,
G Huntliker, Schiller, w Swarts, Mrs Kraft,
John OhtmaD, Fred Gremminger, Joseph Elmer,
Frohlnger, stahl 1 Salzsar, Casharine Me-
Namara, Frank Keller, Roger Lofts, Becksten 4
Nagel. John Martin, John Mayer, Therme / Bro,
Henry List, James Chilson. John Brentgardner,
Albert Lehman, C A Braughman. Jos Deimer,
- Leonardo, Conrad Limbaugh, Peter Conway,
Constantine Fuller, Louis Barnisconi, John W.
Farrell, II Landes, II Mullen, Catherine Caille,
Angust Hatrei Theodore Limberg. Reimers d
stotts, August Lesey, David r Sheppard, George
krampeter, Gilkerson d Trimble, Joseph Kurx,
D tvid Trook, Peter Fischer, George Schneide,,
Fred Bodey, Henry wsyond, A Essg, August
WebbeI, Frank Lally, Pat Murphy.
On motion Of Aid. Sample. tho following appli-
cations for license ~sra rejected, unisss I'D par.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CAssaao Live saeek market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, July ~.
Rscsipts-C4t.ls 57 cars hogs ~ cars: sheep csrs
OAttIs-Bxtra7 37Aa7 e2l4; fair to good s7l407 26'
stocksrs sos S..
Hoss-Estra . 25 - So good to choice s 7519l5
eheep-Market unchanged
LATEST.
Catte-receipts 1875 bead-ia the early part Of the
day advanced Is 1 but subsequently, from large arri-
walls trade quiet and feeling was manifest
3D. sales lo2s head At 3 a3 IS for sockerE FIR :"
good IS Is 66 5o light but choice stecrs u 70 .
25 for good to extra choice shipping beeves OF cars
Hogs receipts $50 head trods wss animated under
fair shppiog demand and receipts being light sales ad
vanced 20125c the bulk Of offerings vere purchased on
cars sa,es 2iIs 1t Is bo@s 50 for light ie s5as IS
fair to medium oD0 rs for good to extra choice los
sheep-recepts $500. Market Gull. offerings not BE-
ing suitable to requlrem sales 2e0 head at 81 4oG
$50
At the Evening Board No. corn was In demand and
.tsady at s2 SIC; No. spring what sold at So
81 60 Oats, provsioLs, &C, were neglected
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st. Louis & Quincy Packet Go.

TOM JA8PER.-The fine steamer Tom
Jasper will leave Keokuk for St. Louis every Mon
iey 1t A. m. and Thursday at o'clock .. m.
moLIIE mcPIKE, every Tuesday and
Friday, at S o'clock a. m Meals and State
rooms free.o
Fare from Kepkuk to St. Louis, $500. Through
bills OF lading given for freight to all stations on
the Des Moines VALLEY Railroad.
All freight for the flyer conveyed to the Agent
Al Keokuk will be attended TO without delay, and
free of charge.
Through tickets for sale to all points West over
the Hannibal d st. Joseph Railroad, and both
branches Of tbs Pacific RAILROAD. Office corner
glondean and Levee, Stafford building.
NJ. ARCHER, Agent, Keokuk.
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Arrivals and Depsrturesof the Nails
nIoaYHA.
,rriy,I, and Departures Of E,okuk Packets

NON RoY. Arrises on Sunday and Thurs
aay At O'Clock p M, and Departs or Tuesday
aud Friday, at o'clock a. m.
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives Tuesday
and Friday, ut o'clock p. H., and Departs ~
: = edncsday and Saturday, at a. m
III. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, at g p. m. and Departs on Mondas
and Thursday, at 7 q. m.
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Financial and Commercial.


Burrsn-C Choice lots wiilcommand 25to Csc y b
Eees-12c.
PouLrnY-Live Chickens IS 90 to 81 90 Il dog.
6oRsHuM-50 to Toe per gallon.
Po1AfoEs-New 43s0 to IS 90 q barrel; old
mono IN market,
LAHD-City cured 1sc per n. Country cured
Isle to 16c per ID.
BnxsWAx-A 70 :6e per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, 10 TO 1o4c; loose 90 perm.
FsArasRs-Prims 800 to $50 per b.
RAss-Cotton, - Per ID.
Wn1f1 BsAxs-Common to good to $5;s
CGEBsH-6ood country 13e. Factory l6c
-EIlington's Cider Csc per gal
BsAs-Dull 1t 7Vc per 100 lbs.
FRuI.s-Grssn Apples IS 90 to IS SO per barrel
Dried Apples 10 TO 174c per ID. Dried
Peaehss, $50.
EsEps-Timothy 81 80 to l rs. Glover s. 90.
Flax sssd 81 IS to -.
Ons-CoAl oil &c Linseed, raw 81 is, boiled
el2o. Lard, 81 4oto$i 80. Fish q 90 to
L,vr srocx-Be,f Cattle a 90 70 s. 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, 80 to IS SO gross. Sheep
IS TO 8 50 gross. Veal Calves from s. 90
to SO 90
BAcos-City cured canvasaed hams l9Ac, Shout
ders isc, clear sides l7sc. Country cured
hams lac; shoulders l24c; sides Is to Ice.
PoRk-Mess % to $50 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed $780,. fleece do hne
900; unwashed, 20 to $50.
HAY-Timothy choice in sctive demand at from
so, to 80 90 per ton. Prairie S. 90
to "a 90.
wooD--45 SO to S. SO per cord according to quail
ity, in good demand.
HlDss--Green, So; do cured loo; dry hint 2ec;
do salt l5c per ID.
SALr-Lake s. 80@3 10. Ohio River So 10
on levee.
GLAss-sXlo - 50. Rates discounted 81 10 40
per cent.
EAILs-45 90 rates.
BAR IRoN--4ic, rates.
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LosT.A gold signet ring, supposed 10
have been lost between the Deming>house
and the bluff. 1t is valued by mech accoun,
Of having our family coat OF arms engraved
on it. Any person finding and returning il
to me at Mr.. Emerson's photograph rooms,
will be duly rewarded
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JoHN s. BREWER.

The Oneida Dispatch says: "When Hora-
ito first ran for Governor Of this State, he
went so far behind his ticket, that though ev-
cry other candidate thereon was elected, he
was thrashed and laid out by Washington
Hunt. In 1854, hi. was again whipped by
Myron II. Clark. Ii 1864, he was whipped
for the third time, by Reuben +. Fenton.
Accustomed to defeat, he is the proper man
10 lead the forlorn hope Of the Democracy.
III their last trip up Salt River.
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sew s0va marksl.
" Telegraph Nsv YoRE. July -
Elour-Closed rather quiet iium and good grades
rather more disposed to realize good advancement,
wheat-Fair demand At II s3S1 s6for Nc. 2; u e2G
e5 for No. l eprIug
Rye-Closed quiet. ToDsoc
ons-Low. II and dull s214a s2cli store SIC, aaoat
Corn-Rather heavy: II 05 nj II for now mirsd vest
err afoAt.
Pork-Qniet; msderate demand
Cut Ms.ts-sirn with fair inquiry; $50 pkg taa get
hsms So,le2ie
Bscon-Quiet wthou. decided change
Iud-oufet 179lsc fir to prime store.
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~ sesId prodaes IN sndsrssl6Dt u fsspsseAbls
eitissns = y essd shsnssas so.Wft:
.Thonas Shasgtsssssy. John ~. Ayrss, Ursal
voitsrier, John O'Dsnnsll.
The bills 81 Owsa Gallagher and James Shook
vere rsfsrrsd to the Polics csnnittss, asd he
bill Of ". S. Moore to tho Firs Department Com
mittee.
The following bills we're allowed, and ordered
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The Grant and Coliax Club suspended
superb flag, with the names Of The next Pres
ident and Vice President upon It's folds
Grant and Coliax.
SO shall it wave until the grand triumph Of
November next. The triumph of Right and
Progress, the triumph of Liberty and 10y
atty, the triumph OF men that put down Re-
bellioA, the triumph of the principles that put
down the Rebellion, the triumph OF the Re-
publican party, the triumphant election OF
Grant and Cofax. That triumph is written
! in Republican purpose and in Democratic
fears
LETTER FROM PERRY SpRlsGs. Many Of
our Keokuk public have been over to the
Springs. Many more we're going. Those that
went came back because the administration
Of the hotel there was not satisfactory. Those
that were going have stayed away on account
OF this. We regretted this, because here
vas pleasure and health resort near at hand
where Keokukians could easily and cheaply
go, and get ont Of the wear and tear'an heat
OF town life in the intolerable summer days
Here is a letter received yesterday from
our friend Hon. S. {. Judd, Of Lewiston,
Illinois. which announces reformation in
the management at the Springs, and large
number Of keokukians will be glad to know
Of it. 1t will be seen that the letter is pri,
vate one; written without any thought of
publication: ;
PERRY SPRINGS, July n, 1873.
d. Arery ard s. II. Clark, Esq... Keotpk
{otea
@ srLExgS; We DR. Hall and y have an Of
tacAmeHt for our keokuk friends, duly authorized
by the High Court Of Perry Springs, bat will re-
frain from having costs made thereon II the par
ties subp@naed will appear without further delay
The tenpin balls arrived Saturday last; Watson
came Friday, and with new steward and much
improved table. and all things are now ready
The campaign is fairly opened q, this point, and
sll We seem 10 lack now is the presence of your
selves and the other keokuk friends and the
Quincy folks. The latter are TO come within
few days, and may be here even sooner than they
ct fret intended. think every enjoy it
here now. Tho landlords confess that there have
been shortcomings, and are now doing I'll they
oan to remedy aud atone for the Deficiencies Of the
mast. hope ~ may have the pleasure Of 10
newipe the delightful acquainiance Of last sea-
son. Our company expect to remain until the
middle or last Of next week. Do stir up the other
Xeskuk friends to come and come yourselves.
1nhAste, respectfully, 10. &c. jun.
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RIVER NEws.-Tne Phil. Sheridan will be
up from below to~day, and leave to>morrow
for ST. Louis and way places at 6 clock in
the morning. For freight or passage apply to
Col. s. NJ. Archer.
Of the same line, the Victory viii be up to-
day, and return to morrow at 6 a. nj. Col
Archer. agent.
The Jennie Baldwin will leave to-day fer
st. Paul at o'clock g, IN. Col Archer,
agent.
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VAN BENNETT spouted last evening TO q
small crowd on Main street. II was pretty
good Democratic speech, We guess, from what
we heard OF that it flied the require
ments for speech of that kind-there was
very little sense III it and less truth. A pretty
good Democratic speech. Blu. Van has been
speaking it for several months. II was the
speech he expected to make with Peddeton
as the Democratic candidate Pendleton no,
being the can iidate, however, but Horatio
holder being that, Van should remodel his
speech that might give il point i fnsn j
any now
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For the Benefit Of The Travelling Public.

Of keokuk at o'clock P. II. On Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays, leaving for St Louis at 5
P, ". on the same days, Immediately upon arrival
If train from the West. Low fare.
s. IT. ARCHER, Agent.
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Papers Of both political parties in the several oouns
reaues,eef oThbli.h this notice and local commit
tees requested to make the necessary
The meetings will be indoors whenever suitable ball
" building ran f,e obtained.
y. h. HILLS, Chairman
Republican Cen. Com
u. Me0AB, Chairman
Dem. Central Com.
July II. lAds