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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-06
AgHe and Intermittent FererS.

H.SI SMITH, MN, now ofrers his remedies for tbe
above diseases TO tho general pnble5 pus Package
and one week sufirieut. o. o failure or relapse after
its use In thpnsandsof cases has neycrheen rcpafef.
A enie s guaranieoa in every casa prthe gsiag gR %
rfanHi.d. Testimonials Of physicians and pthrrs CURED,
ll1dei fire.. Ifao agent in your piare, seiias direct 10
(posiageprepaid. Adde'S II. s. SMITH s, CO.,
lrdjfietors, Beekniau stfcetl New Ydfk CITY.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-06
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

WILLIAMSBURG, Kings County, New York.
'0Snoy6yl-N.&Co.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-06
In C6ansgry al JonesbOrS TsuHs

In CbaHeeTy al JOnesbOF6' TeHHg
Ga. NJ West Adm,r Of II " Hunter decd
rFs. D. G. BnnteF aud others,
TN HIS CASE Il 10 ailedged hat AltxAny
der Ncbin and bis wife Ellzabsih and
Wm. B. Hanier are noa-rssidents u is or
dered that they appear at the Nogember tcFm
1868. icing re fourth Mondsy Of sid month,
% The Court and defend, u thn cause viii
be taken foe iconfssed as % thsm, ard see
Tar bearing cxparter Oct l5 1855.
HENRY HosS, CAV
9~Soet1sTtpifo : 81
Kimberly 4 MoreheAd vs.. D. Q. ~. "
Bowman.
nURSUANT TO a decree Of The CbanerrJ
Court, At is May tsrm, iseS, 10 Sid
cause, 1 viii otter ior sale, ~ the Court
Houss. in Blountyiile. Tenp.. on en- 7lst Day
uf Noyemher 1853, al The right, title and IN
crest that The said y. A.. BoRman has III a
tract ofland I'M District No. 3. 10 Sulissn
county Isun.. Adjoininr ibe lAnds of Marlin
smth. lsmc uitks ana others and confaia-
mg 50 arres, more of issA also ahouao Au3
20 n SANE spuny adioirpg me lauia N
lOhn Hull aud others sad eo~ntaining ona
.hhif aere, And he same btiug otcapied W
The said. Juo. ~. b0aman Oh ne 18th Oh
March, 1888. 4r~BRMS-Cash ID uaod.
0ci.sfT. ls6s. r4BENRY H0sSt GA 4
t5pci2eE fpff5 rIl1o
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-06

TiQhf md Enteftainiig, ~ every kihd. and a. fuit
The taste Of any ono, AID ef the most iiysiy i~masina-
lion. M Z
HILrOE + 60. Pnhiislets. l2s NavaE w., u.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-11-06

A WATCH FltEE-giEeW GRATIS tntrvrFy live man
n will act asaSrnt III . new, light and honqrI-
business, paying S9n p day. No ain enterprise.
bnIeh. u. wv.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-27
Hardware.

FOR BLAcKsMtTHs-Hors Shoes, Horse
Shoe Nails, Nail rod, Files, Rasps.
WAGON MAKERs--Th Thimble skcins and Pipe
boxes, Fine bolts wrenehss. Carnage bolts.
CARP PENTBRs-Planes, Saws, Aagors, lIsich-
cts, Hammers, Plane bits, Squares.
BUTLDRRs-Hails, Locks, Hinges, Screws,
Door bells, Bolts, Laiches, Sash fasinefs.
LUMBERMEN-Don Axes, Mill Saws,
Cross cut Saws, Rafting Axes, Drawing
kniyea
CABINET MAKRRS-Bed screws Caslsrs,
Cupboard catches, Furniture knobs, Drawer
locka.
HOUSE KEEPERs-Knivcsa and Forks Stoves
and Pipe, Spoons, Flat Irons, Coffee Mills,
Cleavefs.
FARMERs-scythes, Rakes. Spades shores,
Forks, Hoes, Grain Scoops, At
Aug. 9Th, I'm. J. P. KRATHERS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-27

Josh Billings says: hav noticed
that those persons who nav the keenest
sense ov misery, hav also the brightest
visions of JOY but there iz sum folks
whom even molasees handy won't
make happy nor even muskeeters
worry.
/ don't think there IL emmy more
excuse for keepin a Shanhigh rooster
than there IL in kcepin boss that
you've got tew buck up TO n second
story window tew put the crooper on.
1t IL astonishin how very small
they ware their pantilunes in Broad
way but notice the pautilunes are
plenty big enuiI for the legs.
When | SEQ an old mizer in the
midst ov his wealth, | konsider him
just about as happy as fly who has
fell intu T. quart bowl ov molasses and
kant git out
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-27

Groceries at Reduced Prices.

sUGARs--Pulvsrised, Granulaisd, crashsd,
sugarhouse.
c0PPEE-0ld Government Java, Prime Rio,
Roasted.
TBAS-Japan, 1mperial, Young Tyson. Black.
MOLAsRs-Lovering Syrup, Extra, Golden,
So rhouse.
oRACKRRs-Bgg Biscuit, Wine, Oyster and
Soda crackers.
vINEGAR-white Wine and Pure Cider Vine.
gar Al J, P. KRATzRRe.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-27

The expenses of the war and naval
departments last year were So 500, 900
more than during the first year oftho
war. This is Grants pescv establish
mont. Grant wants this kind of
''peace" He and his friends enjoy it.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-27

JUSTICES q CoNsrABLEs' FEEs.
" We have printed large number Of the new
ZEE BILL, and will on the receipt Of twenty
srseent,, mail q eoryto any addrsEa uy,s
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-27
Down | DownlI
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COURSE THE CHEAPEST
A Proclamation against High Prices

WTE are now opening up lot Of tho hest and
w most seasonable Goods and Wares ever
offered in this market, and at prices that remind
one Of the good old days Of cheap things. Thoe
who lack faith upon this point, or deem our allie
cations supernuous, need but
GILL 1T OUR STORE,
Corner Front aud Market streets,
Where they can scc, feel, hear and know for ihcm-
selves. To fully understand what are cheap goods,
this must be dono. We do not deem It necessary
to cnumerate aud itemlro our stock. Il Is enough
for US TO state that
We have Everything that is Needed
and consumed in this market, and at prices that
astonish both old and young.
des2O JOSEPH SHAW 4 SON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-08-27

Depend upon It, gentIemen, no party
whose only cementing element is a
sympathy of hatred, can ever be per
manent in power, or even in existence.
With largo multitudes of men, this
spirit of hate was the controlling mo-
tive throughout the late civil war, and
has continued TO govern them at every
step in their efforts at reconstruction.
But with a smaller, yet far moro dan
gcrous class of politicians, the sole aim
for the last three years has been
the perpetuation of Republican rule,
through the negroes of the Sonth. To
this basest Of motives and purposes,
the public good and tho pacifcation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07


STos YnssS AND NsAD rBIs N011cx.-
For Prof. Isaacsen has discovered the only
certain death to rats, mice and reaches, in
his great Sure Pop.n In the Eastern cities
it is oil the 90, and We are glad our Western
friends IRE Sow 'finding ous ho~ good an ar
ticis il is We know il viii do all The m
yestor claims, that ID, it viii cause the rails
to ieave their holes and die. Oar cAnd;a i'd
vice is, try Sure Pop If you want 10 be
rid Of these pssts. Prof. |. 10 knswn h Dem
MARK his home -as the Rat Philosopher. =
He has made rats and mice, their hsbits,
characteristics, &c.. lifelong study. Is ii =
wonder he has made the discovery Of bis
Sure pop?"
Messrs. Burnhsms 4 Van Setback, whols-
sale druggists, No. 10 Lake street. Chicago,
ILL.,, General Agents Tor the Northwest. A.
Isaacsen. No. ~ Fulton street, New York
city proprietor. Wilkinson. Bartlett / Co.,
Agents for Keokuk de27- Itaw4v-wH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Msw err asnsy marhsi.
~ Telegraph NAV rosk. Jan. ..
GoId-rit,rer etoe,ny 4, astl


Steck MasAel.
BY TrleErsph.l Nsw g.px. Jaa 9.
Government stot ks quiet. fi-sisg qnet4tIons: cou
pons es hsl< 81 Io55sas4; is Iosax dD nsv iot,fD
*: 81 tol,sAss ioas- ioI5<6 lo2. 20. loltksN.
The Rail Road markst opened strsng and acfivs, viii
g'n-sas sdssnee. The uprsfd meseEent however wa1
some chseksd BY brt sk 10 Rock Isiand fum sSk a
NJ osing I, an Injunction rrevsssnS The company
hsn transferring Any VI the n-v rock. fhb lsslias
dragEA down the suir. is,. bcs sf,sfvasds Hock Is
iAnd sdrssssd 10 ss4 Nhieh eaassd general seessssy
Tho ms *. csnsisned strong and active tbs eio
When tins highest aric-s Of the day mste. Ttes
y m II crra,sag disposition to tny for rise I'd
upward movement, hich h Only checked the Ett
Isl<nj shsF. be 10 unct,cn eeniilnss In FORCE lot
d. books haze bssn ociay closed divide ndu ara
ma = ~ Of attofna. and eertnsasr. ~hilh ID
Water MI did .uitise. Z 3sl5z;SY usKG X;
Iris 70 ~; RsadiuT ssss Q x. ls2, s5ls1I4 N
y ssI do rrsferted 725S1.3.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

view Tsra 1srHst.
~ rstesrsrhl Mr. Yolx, Jan 9.
rorr--ciosed asm. xish slight upward tendency tol
soascn md medium srsls
whsas-Quses ana ves, Arn: .drsnee ID fr%isAss ma.
teziaiiy checks EXPORT demand.
Ry.-Q aiss ard ncmibsll3 snclapssd.
oAts-kfrm. wish Kooi speculative inanIy 1t 81 Ter
WESTERN In store
<.--oa'ss - q ssKsN Tor nsv nlssd western
eaoat; Il u ef old aixed western in stoss.
Asss fork-oail aai heavy st $50 g fsr old q d
fhr nsv.
Bsf-Stsajy, 9Th Fair ieznaag
Ca as.''-s's.d,, vim .isr.se ta.sssss a.sss,
noninsIly unrhsased.
Lard-Fan isI Ssl3 (.
Rice uitst; sSss< fer caroIina.
cocse-stsaay fer prirn.
sasaf-sss.as and I iies Porto aieo llss
Moi1saee-Qnies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07
Financial and Commercial.
KxoKuR MARKET.

CORN MEAL-f lee ibs...............st sea ~ so
BrckwHE4T FLora--s4 60 TO $500 per loo lbs.
BurTER--choice lots .iiieemmand 3Dfs 5sc p b
EGss-In good demand at 80 to 3sc per dor.
PorLrsr-ChickeBk, dressed A2.te PR dozen
Turkeys i2lc per ID, ducks $50 per dozen;
geese $50 ss.ee pr sas- il
GAns-prairie Chickens " rs per aofen; Qaail.
400 per doren.
soaauuH-Ne., 50 to Csc percAiion.
PorAross-e5 to 81 10 r hu,hel.
LARD-1o TO Ize per b.
BssswAx-3o to a2s per ID.
TAtIor--In bbls, sc; loose Sc Per n
FsATHEas-Priinc e5c 70 CSC per -.
KAss-cotton, Sc per II; WOODEN &c per ID.
WHITE Bgass--CammeH to good 81 e6to So Is.
cHEEsg-- Coed country Is 10 lie. Factory lsc.
BRAx-Scarce and ia demand 81 20 TO 81 Is PEI
loo ibs
Psrrrs Green Apples 81 pe to 81 40 Per bash
81. Choice Dried Apples to lac per ID.
SaKss--Timoihy 81 so. Clover ST eeeGs7 80.
Flax seed 81 50.
Gus Coal OIL $50. Liaseed, raw 81 Is, boiled
81 6. lard, winter s,rsinsd. Il 70. Fish
oil 81 20.
LIVE Srocx-Beef Cattle - % u ~ % groes.
Hogs, good iots. Is to IS 50 gross. Sheep
e 81 tn IS 50 per head. yeaI Calves
from 81 Gu to - ~
Bacos-s. G. Hans 1910 lie.
WooL-fnb washed 50 70 s3e.: Gsecs 10 enc
25G sss; aa~ashed. 30 .2sc.
HaY-Timothy in active demand nt from ~ o.
To 81 90 per ton. Prairie 50 GO TO 50 90
Woop--ss So to :, Oh per cord ,sccoraingto qsai-
i,s.
HrpEs-Gseen, Sc; do cured laei dry amt lac;
do salt l5c per ID.
SALr-Lake 81 IS to ~ SO.
GLAss-sXio - 80. Rates discounted 50 per
cent.
SAiLs-s3 90 rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

SELECT Scaoor.-Miss Lawrence's school
began a new term yesterday. We are glad to
know that it is very we'll attended. Miss
Lawrence 10 . very superior teacher, ~ is
already known unto our Keokuk public. She
is assisted BY Miss Bishan, graduate Of
Mt. Holyoke, and an accomplished snd sue
cessful teacher. We commend this school to
the largest patronage of our citizens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

LET it be remembered that lstters nov di-
rected with lead pencil are sent to the Dead
Letter Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07
The Musical Mirror.

4 ycLtNE Of Eer entsry Instructions 10 Vocal
ssasic With numerous fr.eticsi Essrefses, street
~, A..sssed p;,oa orisias p.as torester with
Ci-etion % IEsie harmon ious'y to esersf snd
So wis Tne Whole especially dsssrsa fee Fse.
nc schools. Colleges aud singing ci,ss-- Pres 10 Ca
cepse. rn..lsd pss, rad. ofishk pl7seS co.
.,Iregy i 81, ~ Hre.sssg New York. fte-2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

If there are any kind readers this morn
ing who are without good overcoat, this sud-
den change il the weather will most certainly
suggest the Improperly Of remaining longer
in suffering condition. 80 long ~ Hess,
Stern i Co. are offering such rare induce
men.s to purchasers Of wearing apparel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

GKe. HlLL tenders his thanks to the Fire
Department and TO the citizens for their
prompt and efficient action in saving bis prop
erty from destruction by FIRE on yesterday
morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

A CARp-MR. EDITOR: Let me acknow-
ledge, through your columns, my great in.
debtedness to the FIRE companies and the citi-
zens generally, whose great exer1;ons saved
my bakery establishment from destruction by
the fire yesterday morning. Such kindne.s
one doesn't desire to recirrocate in the sane
way, but it is none the less heartily apprsciA.
ted. U. RsPLEE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

MAsosIc-Reguiar Communication Of "a
gle Lodge No IL A. F. L A. NJ. this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

THe Methodists in Oskaloosa are going TO
erect one Of the handsomest church edifces
in the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

Oun friend Edward Kiboarne, Esq, has
returned from several weeks visit il Nov
York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

Ar the Ere yesterday morning the fremen
had rather rough time. The morning wss
. very cold one, and all those who worked
with the hose and at the engine were no. long
in presenting an icy appearance from head 10
foot. A number had their hands and ears
frozen. After The IRE had been exiinguished
the hose were 40 badly frozen that il wss i'm
possible to reel them; they had to be hauled
TO the engine house on drsys, aud there
ihawed ont and put on the hose carriage,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

SEE notice Of strayed or stolen in advert.
sing column this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

AsELIABLE book.keeper Of long experi-
ence wishes IN engagement - such, 10 com
mence about the first Of March, 1858. Best
references given. Address P. @. Boz Ga,
keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

II 10 stated thst the ladies Of onr city hase
already began to act on their privileges Of
Leap Year. Two Young fellows NJ our board
ing house have been. gagged, and they four
ish under it like . sbis sun-d hover
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

A GIRL who understands working in a
Bindery (none other need apply can find
employment At Rees L WAITS new Bindery
on Second street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

We are informed BY Mr.. Collier tina. no
leo has yet been packed for summer con-
sumption.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

srr C.. II. KochssdoerHer's new adver-
tisement this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

OsE of those pleasant monthly concerts,
by the Unitarian Sabbath School, will be Civ
en- this evening at the church. Abundance
free. Go everybody.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07
CITY NEWS.
THr river ran fsll Of aoa.ine &c. yesserd

PErEasoa's MAnAs.xE fot February, Al
Lowry's, Second strsst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

TAR WAS sudden change Of weather from
the soft air Of Sunday to the intensely frosty
atmosphere Of Monday morning. let rs grin
and bear tive can do no better.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07
Hae0rpDrusion Notice.

Incorporation Notice.
NOTICES hereby given that The under
signed have themselves as
uad.r the name ofth
"KEokUK SAYINGS BANK
In Chapter s. Of the Rs1ioa o. 1860 Of
th- Code Of Iowa
list Tins Iacerpe sten shall be known as the eKF
okUk sAyINas BANK and its PRINCIPAL place OF
br.iosxs hall be at Ksakak ioua
Tad 1kr general stature Of its business viii he 10
disnnt Notes asd Bills Of TX baBee receive Depo. It's
anttfsrsart all ether basiss ordinarily connected with
BsnsiEg
- This an.ennt offs authorized espttal Is One Hun
dred Thousand Doilars (which may be increased to five
Hurds ed fhous md Dol City per cent II which shall
be paid In by the First day February se and the re-
ainder as II may be cAtfe5or by the Directors pro-
s1+c tna su CO s shxii not exceed ten Ter OF
the amount sats-eef every sixty days of which thirty
DAYS notice ehsit be eiren BY the cashler
4sh. Tbs Corporation commenced December Iath
1861, and VIII Terminals December iath 1851
otn tue aHsrs OF tho Cooperation III be eoHdaeted
ny board OF not iess then ave than pfpA d.
rec.or. who will be elected annually on The rst Nom
day In Fchrrary, md by Cashier and such ether on
GERS as sail Board may sppeint.
STR The highest amount Of indebtedness liability
to which the Incorporates NAV suite. itself two-
thirds OF its paid up capItal. except
First On nccoupt OF monies deposited with or Collected
by sad Corporation.
Second On account OF Bills Of Bxehsnge Drsfs drawn
taetast money actually en eeposi. 10 ths credit
a, or due IN said CORPORATION
Third % sec mt IT liabilities 10 stockholders far
Menss psid n - capital stock, Or fer unpaid
sth The pri.a,. prsp'rty of s.eckholdersi. e.enp.
EDWARD JoHNsroNa, STEPHEN IRWIN,
ako kIx. Ain Rr L. CnNEABLE,
y, Z, DAVIS, R0B'T kuDDiCK,
"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

A StSsIBIE MAs.-On paying his bill yes
tarday one Of onr most prominent bushes
men, and regular advertiser and subscriber.
said to us "During the nest three months
shall advertise more than. usual Busin.ss
will naturally be somewhat dull, and people
will be disposed to economise eli they can.
okeep up my trade propose 10 advertise
literally, and this will give me the bench,
Of having my business in the minds
of the people when the spring trade
opens Other business men in cur
city, upon reflection. will see the sensible con-
clusion at once, and if they fail to .sfollow
suit y they are blind to their own interests.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

: "a FEAssuL RfDaA yoss9 gentleman
*stafsed up Main street Sunday afternoon in
ono Of the bet ''rigs' Of Second street
liysry stable, and when near the Rsbstock
Hotel his animal became frightened and
dashed up the street at fearful speed. Ths
sidewAlksswere pretty wellhlied With pespls,
nd acisensas snoag thess aree essas
Is ~ ianghted snina nsde svsEytAhg md
everybody fly bef.rs him. The ssstleman
in the buggy was evidently 4 good reinsman,
Is be managed to keep his horss in the centre
Of ~ strsss, although 10 Aaipsi made sew
eral lunges for tie sidewalk. The runaway
was captured at the Pioneer House, and upon
examinations no sdassge had heen done 70
either driver or horse, bat the dashboard and
shafts Of the buggy Jared less luckily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

H a9ee Or1nas1 aaasAa.
~ 4sisssuen.1 ~ ~. GS,.s... - -
cssss@- Ksssm; aIadliag lss<ox.
Asts- - asnas4 cpmnon s.z4k: sair rex;
eheirs Il
1folas.ss- ssfivs $500. IS
ssss.-se5 ~ spsssass sesss X Ee<s.tss a.
4 ussr - - nsn q - ~
0ass-nnli = 540tAs
! lasA-u su 80 u ~ fax 8
'sls - isss.s sasss - -,
!. ~. - ,sss 8; - ss,,a.L 81 =. s..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07


|I
II N NSfS III + 74Sf i
~ -
~ zs...4S. -
xr(lx11w. rnwA:
q -
TUE9DAA A0kl(1asOs -. = u
Arrivals Al N 9GDeR - 1allD
AansvAfs. Z !. q
g.. Losis.- ~, - : = w.ssss. ~
Wso.s,n -. ~ -. VSs1aizI -. 9sssa-n.
r-c- 81, = 1910. =. ...,.,a.v.
-.>..
ETs1soa 1-- ~ e''
Lowry . oeso-- - ...
srr G. H. Kochendoerffer's new adver-
,;.e,nen, mi. morning.
= $500 - .,o,.. = .d-sr,;.
~. -.
s e0' -
m.sox,c -Rarn,.v >ommnr;c.t,oo of n.
- -a. 49, 49, =
opn f,;end Edward K;lbourne. Eso., has
ra,,,,.a 6.o. . .evs,.l ~..k,s vis;rs;. Nav
Val
Lrr il be remembered that letter. nov d-
rected With a lead pencil are sent TO the Dead
Letter Office.
----- : - -
We are informed ~ As. cotaes 'nas ho
sumption.
--.----
THE Methodists in Osksioosa are going to
erect one Of the handsomest church editices
in the State.
Osr of those pleasant monthly concerts,
BY the Unitarian Sabbath School, will be giv>
en- this evening ct the church. Admittancs
free. Go everybody.
- $1,000
iHAT was sudden change oil weather from
the soft air Of Sunday to the intensely frosty
atmosphere Of Monday morning. Let rs grin
and bear tive can do no better.
------- .---------
GIRL who understands working in a
Bindery (none other seed apply can find
employment At Rees 4 WAITS new Bindery
oA ''s.''-
Gro Hu, ,.rd.,. ri. ,h.nl. IN m. Fir.
nen.rm.,, md - n. .,,;zsn. for thai,
nrnnn, nd ef;c;en, .c,;on II a. v;,, h;s nroa-
49,, f.o,n d..,-,c,;o, hv sro on ,es,s,dav
,o,,;,a
-
ARKiIABLE book>keeper of long experi-
ence wishes IN engagement q such, 10 COM
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IT - assed snss tae iadses Of onf caty nave
ALREADY began 10 ACT on their privileges Of
Leap isas 10 seans 'eiio.s =. cur Soara>
ing mouse nave peens gaGed' ana .ney nosf-
isn anoef Il MO e's sun mower.
ing who are without good overcoaf, this sud-
den change il the weather will most certainly
suggest the improperly Of remaining longer
IN suffering condition. 20 long - Hess,
Stern q 20. are offering sucn rare induce
menss to purchasers OF wearing apparsi'
sr,rcr scuooI -M;s, laurence. ,c,oo,
100 - ..-m v..,.-d., w.. .,.d 70
80 10, 1, 1. a., vail o,,.nded Ms.
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oicSoJ NHo"" Univ oNA AAeoeA Poo''e. NtD0
Is assisted ~ Mss Dienan, gsdoa'e OF
AT. Hoiyoxe, ana An seconphsnea ana sue
cessiui teacher. We commend TINS school 10
the largest patronage OF our citizens.
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A SlSsIBLE MAs.-On paying his bill yes
terday one Of our most prominen. bushes
men, and regular advertiser and subscriber.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07

.
The FIRE YrsTEnDAy AT seven O'Clock
yesterday morning the clargor Of The fire
bells and the shrill cry Of FIRE, ere, FIRE o.
the streets, was warning that ERE some
whore had broken from iis prescribed limit,
and was bent on work of destruction. Vol
nmes Of smoke rolling across Fourth street
indicated the IRE to be near RapIee's bakery.
and, indeed. many 1t first thought II to h.
that establishment. II however. proved 10
BE- IN the two story frame adjoining ID. b..
kerry, and known as the McGusin property.
The house caught ere from detective que.
it is thought. Our 6remen we're no, 10
prompt in getting water to the flames q is
their won't. There are severai reason. fsr
this and il is due the fremen 10 state them
The steamer had taken possession Of the
public clstern nearest the burning building,
aud il was longer in raising steam than uss-
q, on acsoun, Of the cold morning. The
other engines we're forced 10 70 10 n. g.
ond street cistsrn, and whea there ne;,h.,
company had 4 sut6ciency Of hose 10 r,,.h
the Ere. These thiaes caused the delav. 4,
soon - possible the steamer ~ss pot il &C.
ton and two heavy streams were ,hrov. :.
the 6re. 10 The meantime onr citizen. worh a
nobly IN renoviag ali articles Of furnitn,e
from ths bsEsing building and he thr,.Ae..a
buildinss on eithsr sidc. IL lie rser II -
firss party Of men worked lively viii b.ek-
eta, and ve think i uas thsossk their exsr-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-07
LILLIAN pHICE,
WALL PAPERS
sixn ans uouxe Pain.sas GTasning and Psperins
wrpru AND HLonDEAy xTREETe.
In Preference 10 all other Methods.

VNT Eli INF0ExFp teachers inysristir U.s. that
~ Ct ,rd ssi Work-klea ~ DSoSfs NEW MPTH-
OD Conspie;- every every
p&fie II Only regass examination 70 convince
rhz. efker took snpreseAss Fl in excellence
Price - IS Asifed post paid OLIVER BtTsnS
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