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The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18
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The Y Sh PIPING List reports the sale of baraue
Talquin, 1862 tons, built at Bath in 1919: barque
Chiffon 22s TONS built at Newbuiyport, to Capt NJ
Hume,-both on private tie ms.
The names OF the crew OF Darque Wapela. OF
Bath. which was wrecked on the English coast, are
as follows Isaac Org, master: Edward john A,
mate; Frank Bacon. Geo Turner, and John Wins
low, seamen; all OF Eath. The rest OF the crew
were foreigners, three Of whom were saved, With
teaie pas senger. The loss OF lite was oecasion by
he ill.etiiI,cr q n ho..t :.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18

We learn from the Aroostook Times tn 1t
the dwelling house Of j. H. Bradford, Esq, in
Houltou, was destroyed by fire ON Wednesday
18th inst. 1t was one of the finest residences
in the town. His loss is about S6OOO Insur-
ed for $3.50 in the Rockingham, n. H., Com
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Confessions and Experience OF
u

DUBLtSHED For the benefit. and as a CAUTION
4 10 YOUNG MEN and others, VINO suffer from
Nervous Debility, Pr nature Decay OF Manhood,
&C., supplying The Means ofSelf-Cure. Written bv
one who cured hin se.f and sent tree on receivnga
po<t-paid directed envelope Address NATHAN
fEIi NAY FAIR, Brooklyn, n. y. Also ireo by tie
great Poem OF the War
dc3t-i& w2m-sN
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18

Sid I'm Lisbon 2Jth ult, ship Kentuckian. Knowles.
tor Boston b. ig l. warten, Cobb, Messina.
Ar at Messina 2lst uit, barque Speedweli, Patten,
Malaga.
Al 'iibra''ar goth uit .barque Eagle. Wilkinson,
Tor New forS first fair wind.
PhiladelI hia.
Ar o towes 4th INST, ship Benz Bangs. Norcross,
Saig n.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ship st James, Goodwin,
SAVANNAH; 18th, Nunquam Dormio, Cousins, from
Noble.
AT Euenos Ayres Dec 10, brig David own, toF
LivCrro days.
Sid 18th brig Emily Fisher. shack!ord, Boston:
sehs & Lowell Leavtt, New York; LIST inst, Ad-
vey, lowell Philadelphia.
Ar at Havana 9Th INST, sch C q Warren Smith.
Guaialoupe; sth. barque Trovatora, Blanchard I'm,
New York; brigs Mary Roosevelt, FarnswortI' ~, ~,
Portland; Geo 1ilchrist. Gilchrist Bostor. 'A'
SID 18th, ba-que Anna Walsh, Drinkwster. New
SID S'h. sch j W Fish, wyle, Delaware Break
v In port sth inst. barqne Cardenas, Paine for New
iofK, las; brunswick. Sinott tor Boston. do: Ir,g
Agenora White. Tor New York, do; Circsseian Bnr,-
ker, oi Delaware Is eakwater n, '''A''-
Nv = W. matip1as 5ist nlt brig NJ Berry. Chase
s SS" iork; sch Ada N Bird. Merrill ST John Nj:
9tn, tldeia, Stone. Bangor; 7th Minnie Miller An
qsIson; ana "Sarr1et," Staples. from Portland: sch
i n"nsh Alien, Bake, do Yankee Blade. Wilson,
Sid 9TH, sch /, T. Pesser, Reed for New York; sth,
oarque Mary Fox, Ross. Portland.
In port 9Th, barqce W Grifiths, Drummond
for New Yosk; brigs Gee Berry. Bradley, tor 70;
Adde Hale, Daley, for Holmes Hole; liza, Thomp-
SON Tor New YORK; Cheviot, Whitney, and Hype-
rion, Smonton. for Portland; and Others.
Sid finn CarGeoas ith, brigs p Nevins. Perkins,
and dem, Coombs, Portland; Geo W Chase, bacon,
North of Hatteras.
In port 9Th inst, barques Carlton, Trecartin disg;
Josie Mildred. Herman. tor North OF Hatteras;
ANDES, Nerrinan, do; bries j Polledo, PlumIner
90 julia Carney, Carney for do; Alice Starrett,
Hooper, and Geo Harris, French Tor New York; 81
Peter, Mclnness, North OF Hatterah; schs Cba.tl-
nooga, Black, and J Morton, Merriman DO.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18

Houses AND STORES Oh Peart Street and
~ cumberland Ttilace. A fine location. con-
tanning eght and ten rooms. each alth modern eon>
venisnees. Abundance Of well and CT tern ga en-
Apply 10 y. l.. FARM K,
fcblSdlm No. IL panforth ST., cor Park ST.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18

NARROW EscApE.-Yeslerday, while an aged
lady and her daughter were crossing the rail-
road track on Commercial street, near the foot
of Moulton street, in the rear of freight train
that was standing on the track, the engine
suddenly and without warning backed the
train and the elder lady was thrown directly
under the truck frame. Her daughter caught
hold of her and holding her up so that the
wheels should not touch her moved along with
the train short distance until the bystanders
succeeded in having the train stopped. The
lady was almost insensible when rescued from
her perilous position but being taken into a
store soon recovered, having sustained no seri-
Gus injury.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18

GRANT AND HANCocR.-The correspondence
between Grant and Hancock in relation to the
removal by the latter of certain members of
City Council of New Orleans has been pub
li;hed aud is not found TO be of great interest.
On the 7th inst. Grant received dispatch
from Hancock stating that he had removed
two whites and seven blacks from tho City
Council for their contumacy in proceeding to
the election of recorder in defiance Of law
and of his orders. As precedent for his pro
ceedings he cited orders of his predecessors,
Sheridan and Mower, issued under similar
circumstances. On the next day Grant direct
ed him to suspend his order till a full report of
his reasons could be sent by mail. On the 9th
Hancock telegraphed long reply, stating that
his usefulness would be destroyed if he COM
piled with Grants instructions, and respect
fully requesting to be relieved from his COM
marft if these instructions were insisted upon.
In answer to this General Grant replied that
if the new appointees had assumed their places
In the Council, the order need not be rescinded.
Hancock's rejoinder Of the 18th informs Gen.
Grant that the new members of the Council
had been qualified. He concluded by
saying that the change will be of immense
advantage to the city, as the poor, of which
the city is principally composed, are depend
eat upon public confidence.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18

Hon. Rafus Prince, of Turner, has been APP
pointed State Prison Inspector by the Gov
ernor, in place OF Hon. Isaac s. Small of
Wales, whose term has expired and who de-
clined a re. appointment.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18

ALABAMA.-The Washington correspond
ent of the Boston Post says that Gen. Butler
is closely engaged in the preparation Of
speech in opposition to the admission Of Ala
bana except on the terms proposed in the
Reconstruction measures Of Congress. lie
viii take the position, first, that the Recon-
sTuetion acts explicitly recognize the right
OF the people to disapproye the Constitution
by staying away from the polls; and, second
IL, as a majority have thus refused TO vote Oh
the question, IT IS selfeyident that the rebels
are in the ascendancy, and that the admission
of Alabama under such circumstances wonld
be but placing the State in their hands. ne
regards the movement as simply recognizing
as true the assertion of the Northern Demo-
Gratis, that Congressional legislature has been
and is the obstacle to Reconstruction.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18
per gteaner PALMYRA, At Nav YORK;

Ar ut Liverpool 2sth nit, Morayian tsl WyIie, from
Portland: Suliote, Soule. Mobile; California. Bar-
Der. San francisen; 3tth VIM NJ Reed Stinson, New
Orleans Prpteous, Chapman do.
Cld Goth, Southern Chief Higgins tor Mobile: A
Wynian, Wyinan. New Orleans; Orion. Austin do;
soth' Maynower, Cal for savannah; slst, Golden
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Jan. s. 1868.
Dr. Walcott, 40 Chatham Square, n. Y, in
closed find poem. 1t is my certificate
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18

Gov. PAGE and eight or ten other gentle
men, who areinterested in certain Vermont
railroads which il is proposed to build and
which may form 2 connection with road
having its terminus in this city, will be in
Portland tomorrow afternoon. They come
for the purpose OF comforting with our bust
ness men, and will meet them at half-past two
in the afternoon at the Board OF Trade room.
We understand that the road which they con-
template building will connect Rutland and
White River junction, and that it is proposed
ultimately to extend the road from the latter
place directly this city. A part of the line be-
tween Rutland and White River Junction is
already under contract, and arrangements for
completing the connection have already been
made. An enterprise SO intimately connected
with the business interests Of Portland will
necessarily claim the careful consideration of
our merchants and capitalists, and Gov. Page
and his associates will be sure OF a respectful
and attentive hearing.
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18

THEATRE-DEERING HALL.--The advent of
legitimate dramatic company like the one
fren the Continental Theatre, Boston, which
gave their opening performance last evening,
is decided treat after the sensational compa-
MES that have lately visited us. The company
contains the best array OF well known and
prominent names IN the profession, which
alone are sufficient to show the merit Of the
performance, and we are glad that manager
has been found who is willing to pay salaries
sufficient to enable him to present an enter
tainment and a company who are all good, and
we hope that Portland will second his endcav-
The Portland daily press., 1868-02-18

List Of Vessels built and registered in the District
OF Bath during the year 1861.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20
CHAnLes Dorm, sec'y.

DfsrpsB.seg ON SECOND STREEr.-The
mind Of An intoxicated individual became
suddenly infused yesterday afternoon With
the idea that he was = monarch of all he
surveys d. y and ~ bis eyes rested upon Any
one object but for moment, be might have
been, with poverty staring him IN the face
" Ia fancy's eye" lAmp-posts were striking
him ip the face, buildings we're running
against him and knocking hin down nse,
horses, carriages, hitching posts, DC, vhiszed
BY him With rapidly that made him srem-
BILE with fear. He knocked down little
child, trsmpled on it, bruiairg il considers
bly. After that he struck . hack driver,
who was standing near BY, . pretty severe
blow, and started on in his dizzy career.
The driver didn't appreciate il much, 20 be
pursued the unauthorized representative OF
the reeing portion Of humanity, over
hauling him and giving him . sound beating.
One Of the Vigilants interfered, took charge
Of the drunken man, and had him iucarcera-
ted in the ealahoose, after which be awoks
to realizing sense Of bis condition. BE il
. young man, and said it was the 6rst time
hs ever became intoxicated. We did moi
learn his name.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

ANOTHER RoBsEkr.-TLe Hardware Store
of Messrs. Peck Bros, corner Main and
Fourth streets. was entered 1t very early
hour Yesterday morning aud robbed Of re-
volvers and cutlery to the amount Of about
one hundred dollars. The thieves effected
an entrance by breaking pane OF the glass
ia one Of the front windows. A young man
who was ii, store room near BY had his al
tention drawn BY the breaking OF the glass.
His suspicious were 1t once aroused and he
Immediately went in search Of aid TO arrest
the villains. but upon returning to the store
II WAS discovered ,hss they had absconded.
and all attempts since that time to ferret out
the .coundrels have proven fruitless. The
theft was perpetrsted between the hours Of
three and four in the morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20


1890 e - - Coan1y Usaaasos
Ansa-mae111o 1saA 1ananAsese.
Ia Counittss net = ~ en- q ~ Hes.
r. 3. NcCullecA, Prssidsal, = ~ Cssse
nosss, in the City Of Fort Asdisos. 9
Ve1,1sday, June 18th. 1854 Hes. = =.
MsCslloeh in The Chair and Charles Deer
|aee;sg = Ssessaasy.
prss,nt-Nssms. Cheney Pyle, 4. J.Wol.
- n. c, Weir, Jno. G. SAM, J. :.
Weirssr, @. h. Dewey, ]. n. cAss5 ~ 5aes
| 9choolsy.
M President stated shss 10 hsd ealisd ~
connistss soesther fos the pasposs q ees'
.al,;ne = % he bssk plan for vieososs d
fms, seainss the suits brought % the Railroad
bond coupons -suiss now pending il The
United States District and Circuit and IN thu
Lee County District Courts.
The several members Of the COMMITTEES
participated 10 the debate, when, 90 motl9u
Of NJ. Weir, Committee Of three was ap'
po;uted By ths Chair to draft sesolasions.
The Chair appointed Assrs. Weir, Casey
and SAKE, Who, aher due delibsrsiion, ~
port.d The follovins resolutions. which wsss
unanimously adopted, vis:
WHssrAs, Ata large meeting OF the citi.
.en. Of Lee County, held ct Frarklin Centre,
On February 29sh, 1868, oppoAed 70 the col
lection Of the Railroad bouds. sought 70 b
an force d against said Cou. ~; and
WnExEAs. The Honorable + 8. McCul'
loch vss appointed By aid meeting Chair
man Of Com nittee, on the part OF said cst'
i,ens. with instructions 70 watch the intsresti
Of the County 10 this regard and
WaEaKAs, The said Chairman has this day
called The Committee together 10 take acton
IN opposition to said bonds; nov, therefore,
be it
Reso,red That ve adopt, - the basis Of OUT
actions, the resolutions passed at said meet
/ ing. and feel tbs importance mora than evei
Of resisting the COLLECTION Of said bonds oJ
all honorable and legal means, and denounct
tho name u odious. unjust, and fraud on ths
ux pay ers Of the County.
Rss6,sed, That We respectfully but earnest
j, .nn..l 10 the several members Of the
Road a Supervisors Of Lee County, nov il
session. 10 stand hrm ia defense OF the ieEa
r;shts or The people 10 every possible ehor
| that can be honornbiy made to defeat the cob
| lection of said bonds.
Reso,psd, 1ha. the Hon. z. 8. McCuilocl
| IA hereby authorised and respectfully request
ed TO present these resolutions To said Board
with the assurance that the same reflect thu
sentiments Of the vast msjority Of the people o
Les County.
On motion OF Nj. Weir the Committee I'D
iourped 10 meet at tbs call Of the President
4. 8. McCvLLocH, Pres't.
! rH.pfps DoyRR, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20
st. Louis & Quincy Packet Co.

tom JASPE1.-Tbe fne steamer Tom
,..ney !, m leave Keokuk for ST. Louis every Mon
aay 1t = N. and Thursday 1t 8 o'clock =. m.
MOLllE aePIGD, every Tussday and
Friday, At 9 O'Clock =. N. Mesls and State.
rooms free.
Fare from Keokuk to ST. Louis, $500. Through
bills Of lading given for freight 70 s stations on
The Des Moines Valley Railroad.
All freight for the river conveyed 70 tne Asen,
=. E.okuS. viii be attended to without delay, and
free Of charge.
Through tickets for sale TO all points West over
she Hannibal . st. Joseph Railroad, and both
branches Of the Pacific Railroad. once corner
BlondeAu and Levee, Stafford building.
SN ARCHER, Agent, Ksokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

Arcrios SALE at the new 6rm Of Unch 4
Goodwin, Il Main street, at 10 o'clock this
.. m, of two horsss, one buggy, one Get sin.
gle harness, second hand goods, : enc stock
81 dry goods, and bottoms Of every kind.
CHAPHAN, Salesman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

VIZ understand that there is TO be grand
affair II Gibbons Open Hall on the 24ll
instant. The Masonic fraternity propose Il
celebrate St. Johns Eve, by . Grand Re.
union and good time, which they under
stand we'll both how to get up and hov to en-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

Losr.-In the Cemetery, the last Of May
dark buckhorn handle. congress knife, with
four blades, the property Of lady, and
priced far above its intrinsic value. The find
er will be rewarded satisfactorily on returning
i, to this Office. jul9-3t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

AAA1vAA.
Steamer Davenport, 81. Paul,
= Mol 10 McPiks, 81. Louis.
Andy Josnson,
DKrAnreREs.
atsanes MolIis hcPiks, 81. Lo.;a
= Rob hoy.
Davenport.
The PenbioA and Jsnsis Dala~is -,
DE hon ssac~ iaas night. q roass IL q,
Psal.
Bos.s ios s.. Psst so-Aa, ssl bs,As n,s-
nssosa, Of The Nosthesn Lis, .. = 10
n'e'sct p. n, 4. Bfosa, sseas, ana Is.
Jsnsis BAldxis. Of he n. n. q. li.. g.
:; : o'ciosk r N Col s. ". Archer, sses,
The rssalsr packet for s.. I.os;s III.
~ossips, 4 ! o'clock. vii 81 ,hs And,
Jsssaoa, Capt Asbary - command. nnd
Psnestoa n sAs ONCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20
Departnrssef To nai1l


RON ROY, Arrives on Sunday 40 thur.
day, 1t o'clock p. n, and DsyAHs % 1essss
and Friday. 1t s'slosk = -
ANDY JOHles0W, Arrives % Tuesday
and Friday, 1t s o'clock p. NJ, and DspasA %
"wednesday aad Saturday, at .. ~
III JOHNSON. Arrives on Saturday snd
wednesday, II 8 p. M, and Departs ON Monday
and Thursdsy, At Q. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

FouarH or JsLY AT Moxrsosr.-
nents hsve bssn made for celebrating the
coming Fourth Of July Al Monirose With Z
grand barbecue and basket dinner. An orr
ton will BE- delivered by Hiram Knowles,
Esq, and there will be .oasts and general
good time. All are invited 70 attend. ltaw3s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

TaE New York Store has received large
assortment Of most desirable goods this
week. They now offer them nj greatly re.
ducei prices. First class prints l2l cents {;
yard vide bleached muslin Is cents good
hoop skirts IS cents and 81, good corsets 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

TEE Ladies Of the First Baptist Church ara
aaaeT opiiKstIons, Wnicn they would hereby
acknowledge, to the Quincy Line Of Packets,
Col. 8. N. Archer, Agent, for the liberal
proffsr to carry the excursionis,s to Quincy
frea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

Jrsr received at Phillips / Ksrr's another
lot of Lama, Chantilly, Pusher and Damasse
Lace Points, at very low prices. Also Lace
Mltts. Gloves. Hosiery, Parasols and Dress
Goods in great variety, at lower prices than
ever. je20.2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

PEasoxAL.-We had the pleasure OF . brief
call from Mr.. Jones, Of the Eddyvills Tran
script, last evening. Mr.. ]. publishes alively
paper, and has very prsposssssing personal
appearance, which inclines us to covet bet.
ter acquaintance,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

ArcrIos by l.. Howe this morning at II
o'clock. Fine secondhand marble to rose.
wood and mahogany parlor, chamber, ant
kitchen furniture, one extra fns oil inisf
walnut bedstead and matrass. carpets, &c
Also, horses, carriages, and harness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20
CITY NEWS.
SIX and Cas- Hats st Dillon / Jones

THKsx will be . match game OF base bal
This afternoon at 2 o'clock, near Eighteenth
and johnson streets, between tho "Mutuais,
OF Warsaw, and ths " Athletes Of this city
The game will be lively one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

DkATa or The RivEn. REV s. N. Moore
congregational Minister, late Of Pen.syl
wanna who has been travelling for his health
aied about 10 o'clock yesterday, while Q,
board the Davenport His remains yer, lef
:. tbs place, and win b inferred TO-DAY
NM vile and 'isssr are Il the Demips House
awaiting the funeral.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

GARBAGE AT Auction. this Saturday
nornics by l.. Howe, one extra built fou'
passenger hack or family carriage, in gooe
order, original cost. $1,000, viii be sold t.
the hshss. bidder for each. }el8-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

BoxArAsrE manufactured Foods for paie q
factory prices at the Philadelphia Store, No.
III Main street. CASH paid for WOOL.
i.oost srIRssKRoTR. MAYEg 4 Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

IHssE viii Be meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association n their room
this evening, At 8 O. clock, TO make arrange,
nenss for sending delegate to the National
Convention, which meets in the city OF De-
sfo't next week. A full attendance IL de.
sirabie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

Picnic. - There are last that shall Be
hrst, very gratifying promise, If il may
With proprie,y be applied to tha. chashan
Square Picnic Excursion to Quincy that j,
70 b on Wednesday next. We have heard
: picnic until Il i N old song and some
may conclude that this IL to be = sams AFFAIR.
Nat 20. II il to Be grand AFFAIR. We IL.
sise everybody, With his vifs and children,
to 70. and W promise you music, vii and
fun, and general good time 10 yosr hsart',
content. fst] Coz.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

For SALs-The vell-known eating house
Of Mrs. Kraft. on Fourth street, between
Nam and johnson streets. Enquire on tbs
prem;ses. iu19St
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

sAa~ns ssn aowItss Allsr. M u,et..,
hail'a, real lire hn.inesa man, A.s ho..s,
- sAIech md bowling alisy NEG, dor =
We h'slsns. House. formerly called Ii. Cr,,-
- f.'sce, sad r.6sssd i throsshos,. rro-
tes eh.fAci@r ef'hs mas. ihsss L 10 doub.
{" I'll b conducted in srsper.bls
sssasr@t Fses lxach Il i9a'eloeh, ~,
eiss5 ssssass ~. ~,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

masonic Of Past Masters
this evening at Masonic Hall, corner Seventh
and Main streets. to confer Past Masters
degrees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

II you wan, neck ties, suspenders, slovse
half hose, linen and paper collars, cuffs, DC.
70 to Dillon 4 Jones'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

ins editor Of tho Consolidation seem, 10
.sSe od-nse At the compliment vs paid him
- according TO him greater facility i. r.n-
ssecy % party and 70 prineipla. thoss chiel
virtues Of Dem,srasic leaders, thao e,.. A..
Aasa'sesd Andrew Joaasoa o. ~ eeAs,
.sssa Dsnoenatic polisissaa Of ssi,ssea.
oa' better souid ~ Do sAap . bsck o.,
90 i.snocrasic fslio~ so.a4naa !. ,oa;s.r.,
efcasd snd lofty sn,ablinr as.;,s, ~ s.tS y
psmoefst's eosrpssi,or.. high ., low
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

DILLON / JONES have 6ne stock Of UNDER
shirss, drawers, white and fancy shirts. Call
and see them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

oassass Live ssess aa-sss.
eyfs!e4raph.| nnsoAse, Juss u
ksespts cAisls u sx rsesists lpss - e. rssspss
sAssp s-rs
stsrhssts asal1s
-sxrs - Is - ssnd b en- irs - q 1<as az
sAasp- q - - 0oossso ior ehosos; A~4 70
~ GOD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

Tnrsxs, vslises, sacks, &C., 81 Dillon .
Jones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

20 70 Dilon / Jonas for straw Hat. IN
81 styles. Also so's sad fancy styles for
nsn add boys. CHEAP.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20
M A 4 I o n .

fAss Hosse Of the TrcssinS Stool
In the Usiaa He IL . haodsopl~ brown In color. u
h.nas hisL Ase proportions and styi Of great
end saeeos ting artsoa Nss sired By II csesrs
~ hvr.s imporssd into ksntacAy ~ 6oa. J~nea
Gay, ena af Hssry Clay, called Msmbfinc chis, vhs
has psaced rostsns kofsss than any otaer hers
IN Amsrfca
MAKInN'e sr-t dam . thoroeG hhred mars. Mary
b Issp'd Cir Waitas: SECOND dan BY impd etackh ID
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-20

EVERYBODY Who reads the nevspsperl
looks with anxious eyes for the advertise
ment of the Popular Bargain Store, because
they know the great array Of bargains adver-
tised can befound when called for. s. 1 b.
6tern, corner of Seco14 and Main streets,
never advertise anything they have not 20.
for sale, but they have numerous bargains
which they have not space. in the limits Of the
paper to enunerate. Lock ., the prices this
morning, aud, tsough they seem Incredible,
Jon may rely upoa finding the goods there.
Gents fine calf sewed boot. 1t Sc 90; gents
eaf Oxford Ties, 81 90; ladies' cloth slip
psss osly d 90; ladies' Enc glove kid ssi-
tiers only 2 50; also the same in serge from
u - to ~ 10, aad ~ regards our clothing
vs still triumph over oil in prices and quality