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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-20


0DaArea SannnAu's hill which ree.r.,,
Dasssd the SENATE simply proposes "a
seaags The ssatrsst By which The esy.ru.
49, - sgrsed b pay the bend holders q,
- 81. 900 in le.fsl messy, into . cestr,s
- ~ 49, q .ooo. ooo. 900 il gold. saul,e
lsss = es,soo. 600 900 IN erssnt.ci, o,
hweal osasy.
- ~ ooah day II March last Senate,
oAsaaa vssD = . friend s.yias.
I oAiak ~ bead-Aeldse vielsaea nj,
yssoiee uAea b rsosssss 70 taks The can,
kin1 ~ 0eaey paid for The bsud. r. tn,
eass b b - tsstsd BY the Law. Ten rieAe
u Il 10 - b tested BY Jay Cosks's edper
e1ssnsats. l an wrong. | hate rspudistier
- anything like il, but We ought not 10 b,
1sesrred from doing what 10 right BY fear
- undsesrvsd cpithsts. II, ueder the Lac
- e stands, the holders Of the ave twsn.
~ eaa ealy Be- paid in gold. then We are
gop04iatoee u ~ propose t. pay other.
Uj1o. Il. % the other hand, the boudheld.
- - de0and only the kind Of msoey h
~, 49, - 10 rspsdiater and an sxtor.
0ensR eo1eoand nensy aoss valuahle ahan
1so1gs. WIZ ~ :
NJ - -. Nssss Taxpayer .hs,
- 80 psaaeer has oshaae6a ~ 49,
Annsao15 y. rssssIly = ~ AsA ~
osssal tksasaal MI ssedss reasons fse
49, =. HI - = - ~ sG.-
- ~ - 5@7S'15ss os.sss..
, 1868-02-11
FORTEG
over

r. over
mindEGste Breue 4 Frederiksteds Postcontoir.
Charly Adams, Ruth Adams, Rosalin
Adun, Rebecca ArndaI, Daniel Andrew,
Ella Armstrong, Mrs. Barentzen, Rosa
Barine, Louisa Batelle, Francisco Bateste,
Antonio Belisario, Mary Brunstorf, Mary
Jain O'Carril, John Carly, Rosa Castine,
Mary Civil, Adelaide Conner, A. Christian,
Ann Coopman, Mary Gull, Daniel Chri-
stona, Cathr. Christoffer, Ann Donegan,
Ann Downing, Mary Ebbis, Rebecca
Emery, Mr.. Emmand, L. Ezarone, A.
Francis, Chariot Francis, Patience
FrancIin, Mrs. Fredricks, Angelina Fred
ricks, Henrietta Fredricks, Mr.. Fritzborg,
Matilda Goswell, Anna Hansen, Hester
Hansan, Julia ~IIassel, Dina Ratchet, Sus.
Hatchett, Sammy H~eyliger, John Hoys-
prigd, Peter James, Peggy NJ. James, Jane
Johaist, Louisa Joseph, Mary Irwin, Chit.
Krauser, Johanna Lois, Elizabeth Manuel,
w. Miller, VIM. Minders, Sarah A. Molloy,
Eliza Muller, This. Munday, Mr.. M. Ok
holm, Mrs. Oval, A. PantorseIle, Louisa
Petersen, Maria Petersen, C. A. Philip,
Diana Plasket, Margr. Plasket, Maria
O'Reily, Anna R. Rogers, Chs. Samuel,
Martha Saunders, Mr.. F. Schuster, Miss
Segritere, Mr.. Semsen, E. Serune, This.
Shelton, Mr.. j. Stephen, Chr. Thomas,
Henriette Thomas, Walkers Hill, James
Wrecks, Dothia Whittry, Cathr. Williams,
Mrs. G. O'Kel Williams, Ane Christ. Will
liams, George Williams, Maria Williams,
Tina Williams, Susanna Williams.
Miss Mary Margret (Pengebrev).
, 1868-02-11

To the Editor of the ''St. CrOix Avis"

Sir!
Mr.. Secretary Rosens!and has in the
last number of Your paper drawn the at
tentiOn of the Public to the critical posi-
ton in which our island at present is.
He has, undoubtedly, justly interpreted
the general feeling, when he says, that
it is high time not merely to Mink of, but
earnestly to deliberate and discuss aOhat is to
become Of ST. Croir. | venture to 60 a
step further, and to say, that it is HIGH
time for as not only to deliberate and discuss
but to ACT for, as he himself says, est.
Thomas and st. Johns gone, public opini-
on can not much differ as to whether the
welfare of this island will be best secured
under Danish or American rule" He
evidently means that it can only be Sc
cured under American rule, the sister-isl-
ands once ceded to the United States.
Herein | entirely agree with him. How
ever, as he says, that is an open question.
Let those, if any, who entertain a con-
trary opinion come forward with their
reasons for so doing, but, I say, LET us
who share his opinion, and he along with
us, take some decided action to realize,
if possible, our object.
What action are we able 10 take in this
question, that is of such vital importance
to the island I believe that there is, at
present, but one course lawfully open to
US, namely to petition Has Majesty the
King to endeayonr by negotiations with
the United States, or other Governments
concerned, to secure our transfer to the
United States of America. In doing so it
will be our duty explicitly to state and
explain the reason why we wish for such
a change of allegiance, how it is that we
justly fear the ruin of our island, should
such a change not take place. How is
such a petition to be got up I say, let
Mr.. Rosenstand, who in this matter does
, 1868-02-11

not speak as a member of the Govern
ment, but as a private citizen, who has
always shown an interest in the Island in
conjunction with a few of the most pro-
minent members of the community call a
public meeting, TO be held here in town.
Let that meeting be fixed for no distant
day let it be made generally known hat
such a meeting is to be held, and for what
purpose. | feel sure it will be largely at
tended. Then and there we could come
to a certainty as to whether public opinion
is in favor of a %cession to the United
States, or not. Then and there we could
decide whether petition to the King, as
suggested, should be drawn up, and how
it was to be drawn up, or whether any
other measure would be preferable.
A discussion may in the mean while
be carried on in your paper, but such q
discussion, however useful, will, at most,
elicit the opinion of a few individuals, it
must necessarily be spread over a larger
space Of time than is at our disposal, for
let it be remembered that 1t is high time
10 do what we have to do.
Hoping that my suggestion will meet
with the appreciation of those to whom it
is addressed, | remain, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
A. BRETON.
, 1868-02-11

net bekjendtgj6res herved at Re
DJ partitionen j Caroline Rosabelle
Moths D0dsbo vii blive fremlagt en-
S~kiftesamling, som vii bIive afholdt
paa nevnte Bo Onsdagen 1Sde Marts
d. A.
Christiansteds Skifteret den ste
Februar 1868.
C.. SarauW.
, 1868-02-11

net bekjendtgj0res herved at Re
lU partitionen j Hermann Wellen-
helm Thran's Fallitbo vii bliye frem-
lagt en- Skiftesamling, son vii blive
afholdt paa nevnte 30 Onsdagen den
18de Marts d. A.
Christiansteds Skifteret den Ste
Februar 1868.
G.. SarauW.
, 1868-02-11
To the Editor of the "St. CrOix Avis"

10 the EOltOF vi tIle "SL. CFOlX AVIS
Dear Sir,
Mr.. Secretary Rosenstand has, in your
last, very wisely advised a discussion on
the subject of the future of this Island.
I fully agree with him that it is high time
to discuss that matter; but if the Govern
ment, Of which he is a member, intend to
continue as they have begun 10 institute
criminal suits for every little slip Of the
pen that may sav0u of Treason, such n
discussion will necessarily be cramped
and imperfect. That you have advised this
community to memorialize the American
Government 'to take along with them the
people of ST. Croix" is undeniable; and
may, under usual circumstances, be consi-
dered in violation Of the laws of the coun-
try, which always had in view the integri-
ty Of the Danish Monarchy, of which The
three Danish West India Islands form a
part. But when that integrity is dis
solved for a sun Of money by the King in
regard TO two of the Islands, the laws in
regard to what is and what is not treason
appear to me to be somewhat weakened
in force, and some latitude may be given
for observations not duly considered be-
fore expressed. | understand your re-
marks. as meaning that the American
Government should be memorialized to
take US along with ST. Thomas and st.
Johns, not by conquest, but in the same
manner as those Islands, by previous ne
gotiation and treaty. Viewed in that
light your remarks are not so reasonable
as they might appear, and the Govern
ment appear then severe in eliminating
you.
These remarks are thrown out with a
view to a reconciliation. Could not the
majesty of the law be satisfied by a pub
lie expression on your part of regret at
having expressed yourself in a faulty
style ? Could not then the prosecution
be withdrawn
If such q course be adopted, then it
might be possible to have a public discus
sion on the future of this Island for
otherwise, Icannot reconcile my mind to
any expression of a wish to have a change
of nationality without considering that
l am punishable for treason against my
own Government.
II.
, 1868-02-11
Total S291,867 "a

Balance of deposits S 54,O22 As
2 new deposit accounts, viz:
l Mason. l Minor.
II Withdrawals amounting to 1896 SO.
Receivers for Saturday, 9Th Feb. 1868.
In CHRIsTIANsTED:
T. f. Mendes, Esq, Trustee.
T. C.. w. Weiss. Esq, Member
In FREDERIKsTED
Geo. Walker. Esq, Trustee.
P. Stevenson, Esq, Member.
Z. e. MENDES,
for the President.
St. Croix, Ord February 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

horwrrHs1AsDisG the vigilance Of the
Ladies Benevolent Society to dispense its
charity only to those who are really in desti>
tute circumstances, We fear the society is i'm
posed upon by unscrupaloas persons. We
we're IN boot and shoe establishment yesser-
day when woman entered Who presented :
wce-begone appearance. She called for /
pair of shoes, and after examiniur the stock
seleeted psir from the most valuable shoes
IN the establishments. Alter they had been
wrapped up she presented for the payment d
the same an order from the Benevolent Sos
ciety. She was informed By the proprietor
that those were not the kind Of shoes The or
der called for, sad then showed her the qaal.
ity Of shoes he wss instructed By the society
to give those coming to his stare With
orders The shoes shown were rood
and comfortable ones. bat not be.
my fne enough for Me woman she
aArnesed hss shoulders, and With disdaisful
scosi said the Shoes we're moi good enoseh
sof her, and that il the society couldn't fur.
nish better, il lad better sell eut. 8 vorde =
thas effect. Afler she lsfs ~ .sce,%.;..d
thas abe had bssn Imposing % the Society:
that she owns larss brick kouse ID ! cert.;,
portion Of the city, IN which are four fsm;-
lies, the rsnt Of which is ample 10 k.,p ~
self and chiidren from want. Adj, /. g.
dishonest conduct Of such that olken urev.,..
the truly nssdy fro~ rsesivine that succo,
vhisa fhsif piachias pever,y den,,ds. III
these things ean't b helpsd, howvvw -
vigilance mar b ussd "a psspeut th.m. To-
will occur = long =. diaho.sssy i alleved !
lodgment IN the hunaa Assst. The l.hor, Y
oar ladies' in the cause Il ss1sssae h..a.;t,
have bsen noble and. praisssoesky. - 10,
that We arein the midst re visfsr. vk.r s.
sFJthins without i cold and dssae. - Aor1
they will make renewed efforts for tAe alley;.
anon Of the poor. Another pssaasssde con.
cert, Or anything that heir Judgment ~
snekesa. would, " fsei, b rsspceled ID Il
or pscpls r. their ssssa ish>6nf uu1ass,, IL
Dns FaI n.--l3snj. Daskse.ef v.sA,,..
Mills, Maine, had fsloa On his logger. I,
vas very painful, be asked friend N. !.
should Do FOR Il = Pit Oh es.,.~d !.
vinegar" H n pnt On Is Il s...s-,
der, and bosnd ) ~ around i "a - !.
- i - - 49, si - vsst,5S sfli
q ase; ~ ~ sae $500 $4,000.
49, essRef - - = - -.
H. iesl - -, ~ ~ 80. sss
oo4shiag II. ~ eeeana. s. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

APRopos Of the walking mania nov 20
prevalent throughout the country, Mr.. John
Quill makes the following offer: 81 will
walk with any coed looking girl. who has a
fortune IN her own right, upon any given
moonlight night, both parties to go slow as
they please, and neither to hurry back to the
starting point Twill then, on The word,
walk into her affections. and walk off With
her fortune
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

BoloGSA SArsAGE.-The following Is re-
eeipt for this delicious article Of food To
make genuine bologna sausage, take eel skin
and stuff with ground cat, season with Scotch
snuff and persimmon OIL lay il on hog pen
to dry, and then hang it up by the tail in =
grocery for three months; then It il ready for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

THERE will be meeting Of those interest
ed IN the establishing Of permanent Fee
male Seminary in this city, on Tuesday even
ing, the l4th inst. at y o'clock, .. the
Chatham Square NJ. E. Church. Let US
come together, determined to have an in
stitution at home, where we can educate our
daughters. WV. BuRKiTT.
s. HAaiLL.
~ - CoSEfar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

A GEORGIA paper asserts that there was
never period in the political history Of that
State when any public man dared risk his
political existence upon proposition g to
levy the smallest tax for the support Of COM
mon schools. What commentary uren
the influence of the slave system. But .
have thousands Of men in the enlightened
Northwest who would rejoice to see " the old
order of things" re-established.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

VEscILL. JosKs 4 Co., who keep tho
clothing store on the corner Of Main and
Third streets, take great pleasure in inform
ing their friends that they have not frozen mp
or winter killed" 80 far, but that they still
have in store fine assortment Of clothing.
which they offer at low prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

Our people this morning can feast Their
eyes upon genuine Winter scene. Last
evening it moderated enough to enow, and
the feathery fakes came down thick and fas,
all night. With the earth wrapped in snowy
mantle, and the river frozen over, we fe,
that we are under the supreme rule Of Win
ter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

A LADY, in issuing invitations to few Sc
lect acquaintance to supper party, after
expressing the usual compliments, instead oil
ending with "No cards." laconically cot.
cluded her invitation with ssNo but,er.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

FoR wedding and visiting cards the snow.
fake card board is deservedly popular II
is kept at the GATE CrTr Office, where the
printing can be done in manner almost equal
TO engraving
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

We are not going to say thu, our ice bridge
is secure enough for any emergency when
~e are not positive snch is the fact. Yester.
day great many crossed it. We noticed
several teams trotring ieisurely along over it
as though its safety was secured beyond !
doubt. tits FREE saIpGE for al those who
feel Like testipg its atrenath
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

8 G. r. PARsoss, State Agent of the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance coupany, has re-
moved his Office to So Main street, in Office
with Connable h Smyth. II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

CIncanDati u oRKoG.
~ rsiexrsph] crncIHxA7f. Jan -
Ylosr-- D Ill sad prsces dropping
whsat-DaEl. held II q 60
Cora Dali ssd desiinisss new ear S.
OATS Dali and Dropping
Hog. -Frn; fir dsaand Al 7,sesA Rscs.r,s
siacs Saturday 1 iea
Prcvi DO Firm and quiet; sooinalIy sAchssgsd
ssc,nd eisss brands d new nsss 80 toDsc Is
IsrS-Hed firmly =. Is3< ior Kettle rpnle~~d; lovss
grAds. uI<ei2. 30 chsnss n sshsr svtieiss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

WHIsxr.-Ths Quincy WAig says several
lots Of whisky hare recently hssn detained
At that place BY the revsoss officers to await
explanations. The shipments were all
made from keoknk and thsreaboats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

AT an early hour Sunday morning the ice
again gorsed in the river, and up to the pres
ent writing the indications are that the gorge
will remain with us during the rest Of the
winter. We need still more freezing weather
to thicken the ice and make It secure for the
passage of teams.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

TnE Quincy Heraid Of Sunday morning
says: :" Regular trips are still made across
the river now by our ferry boats. Yesterday
the river vas comparatively free Of ice jnss
at this place. Above and below the city il is
plentiful
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

iris far from being one of the best feat
nres Of human nature that, whilst " love
those whom We have benefited, We often hase
those who have benefited ns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

AxorHra lester f.on The Stats Capital will
be found on the second page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

JOSH BILLrxas says s'the idea that frogs
grow more bob-taiied - they grow older is
too good to be lost" We think so, too.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

SoiLED BLANKETS ct greatly reduced prices
at the New York Store Also, : lot Of soiled
Canton Flannels at IS cents per yard, worth
80 cents; several remnants Delaines, lscenta,
and yard vide bleached muslin, Is cents; ten
pieces Sea Island unbeached muslin, ten
cents, and fifty pieces madder prints, 10 cents
fast colors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

OxR Of the hrge aA1 comnodioas Store
Rooms, IN the Gam CIfr Building, on the
corner Of Main end Second street, Is Torrent.
Apply at the Carr CrrY Counting Room.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

ResAwAr.-W understand that there was
very exciting runaway in The lower portion
OF tae city Sunday evening. Two mules at
tached to wagon became unmanagable and
dashed around that part Of the city 1t fu-
rsoss speed. Two yoang men Who wers in
the wagon we're tossed out and badly bruised.
Al the conclusion of the race the wagon was
q complete wreck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

GREAr FALL II EeGs !-Frun an Express
wagon on Second street yesterday. Acct
dents Of an eggs-traordinary character will
sometimes happen even in the best regulated
Express. accompanies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

CHErEsxn, on the Pacific Railroad, on the
22d Of July last had but one inhabitant. il
now has over fye thousand sonls, With church.
es, schools, newspapers, DC,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

Hsw ssrs asssy nasrss.
y Telegraph IN Yo.v =. !.
Aoney- Very easy u so pr esst - es,l hsns.
sssriinE-wssk ard ls~ef ~ * ria, ~ HI doc
tlia. -
sotd sxehsnss vss wildly sxsfsd fhres sAsut ~ D.
n-asa ~ rsn MP II y undr copsrssssnal n.~s sas
raasrs; eiosieg price 4o1s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

Tex Pea CENT. OFr.-Huiskamp Mat
less have marked their boots and shoes down
10 per cent. Remember they sell for cash
only. jan -Iw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14
n. cattre n..s.

n. r. Cattle Market.
~ friegrsph.l Nsy Ysnr Ia N
ksccspts for the vssk sfS5 beevss, 1s.sss haeG
ssssss--In nessrsts supply n~hst asn~; rssoes
~ higher ahaat 1900 eHsrsd TO day; ssAa - "a
Prime ~ arsi spsiiiy issSo3 hsr - ~ ias
iosS' inferior to crdinsrs Is1ls; rsppiy HgAs
s.in--in uodsrsts dss,4na; nost ossxias az, al
q 7sSBs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

Daring tAs pass ysar tAas 40 - -.
riAgss in johnson coeat5. = = -
~. 8. Da<lisg sHGeends HpsA " p.
Pal.sr = css1ay - z y ll1Ii : ! { - = ].
-TAs Jones eosssy TsasAsss' Aassaisaiss
holds il next anasal nssting = r1lEyeN
eonnsaeiag o. the sob isst. s.,s
- bl eos ~ l1ssis !.
~ y 1lssvlGk = ~ : ~ = ssls
il Europe and The Holy Lard.
There ars NO. - issarsd saA tAiEas.
two posss d the OrAsd Asny = - Rssah'
lie 10 the State.
some Eastkn nan, psaeabe6a ni0n WI
build splendid steam Touring mill at Oscs-
ola, Clark cousty, next simmer.
j --AtA recent ussting Of the =. ~
Church 1t Red Oak Jusctioo, MoatsomssJ
county, there were Say sscssG;ans 70 -
church.
"A statement is going the rounds OF thu
press TO the effect that IowA has i13 asWspe'
pers and not one Of them religious in name
4 rose By any other name, &c.
"A yoanx German, sAssi VIM, Ben, W
bend ksgiae in stable ID, At opvsnpuft
~ "Wednesday evening. The CORNER heit
! an inquest on the body. A verdict Of dealt
by his own hands was returned by the jury
| The Gazette says: lowing To ~ poGtses
in which shc body was frozen willis exposed
| in the stable loft it was found necessary u
bury i. in large packing box instead Of .
cotfin.h
The Annual festival Of the old settler
Of Scott cousty will be held q davenport
next Thursday. Some years ago tho old Get
Tiers Of Les county had tlem annual gather
ings, where the recoIlect,ons Of the earl,
days we're recalled, and big time general,
was had but the old boys = meet no more
and Why We cant, tell.
The following account Of . runaway o.
the ice is thus given BY the Davenport Desso
crat of Friday: About one O clock this af
ternooa, Mr.. Cops livery team started from
Rock Island 10 cross tho river, the horses b.
came unmansgeAble and ran away, Their,
we're only two in the sleigh 1t the time, Mr.
Gordon, the driver. and lady passenger
They had got but few rods when the sleigh
| upset, throwing both ont. Mr.. Gordon strsci
! the ice with such force as TO make him insen
| sible for about Ave minutes. The LADY VA
| only slightly injured. The horses beesms
detached from the sleigh when aboushalf wsj
| across the river. and dashed on to this side
where they we're stopped. They we're some.
what injured, to what extent We wers unahle
to learn. The wind was 50 strong 1t the tims
took II up the river ~ far - the railroad
bridge, where it was fonnd BY the owner"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

~. Lsais nasass
~ Telegraph n. Lesis. Jan -
f1cue-No4AinG dcin@ RES ~ nissaiJ unthsassd.
RhsA,-1oi en- us b doing 10 esfatiist p :ces
cosn-uneeang hut ssf, SLOW Al - sS5-
asts-Dnli =. 70 Bis.
Rys-komiasi.
Basiey-Cashanx-d.
N - Pork 20 so9 n.
Baeon CLEAR .idss I2al2k.
Lart-s0l ttsrras ehosce steam At IfK
Hoss-Ranss 6J4&sss tos hight and heavy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

Now that the Ice King hiss constructed .
bridge over the Mississippi, which will be
stoat enough for the passage Of teams in 4
day or two, We hope 70 see larse influx Of
our Illinois neighDors to our city. The pr-
certain condition Ct the river during tie past
few weekrpreyented many ofthem from max.
ing their accustomed visits, but thas is now
rrmedied, and they can come over OF the ice
and return at their option.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-14

Mnwa.Ass NssHss.
By rsiegraph.l Anwauxss. Jan H.
Tioaa --sss4dy: city Xxx ~ ,s1ioas.
whess--Firn st " az for xol.
Ccfn-withnnt material change; saiss u - Go4.
0xts-Qaiet
Rys -eaies Of III hIxss At u 4sts.
pscsse4 n ga Firm. 5szAsk-
CAleags Live ssssk nsssss.
~ rslesf xph.l cascAso Jas. J3
Hoas-Rec ,.pts . SIS Markst ssss3y and arnsr. but
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