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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-30

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The New York herald., 1868-03-17

IrNGLrsH ROAST HARR FOR DINNEn.-HAREs roR
~ sac English Mutton English bonslcss breakfast Bacon.
Cumberland HAMS double Gcster and Cheddar Cheese Ya
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

do O00 HALF ACTUAL COST.-CHARMING
~IC.UUU. Country Residence at Owego, on Susgue-
hanna river and Erie Railway; acres high and healthy;
beautiful lawn, gravel roads and walks excellent garden and
orchard handsome dwelling hot cold water throughou
bathroom, furnace range cehouse led gardeners
house; ample barns all In perfect condition. Handsome
Furniture included f desired Apply g. HAY Is Broad
way, or TO T. O. PLATT, OGwegO. NY.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

TUANrRD 70 RENT-BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY,
w an uaf1Fnashed Houss, BY May of ieor y rooms
With meAs.. improvements, TO- small tsmiy s. -
aduila location between Twentieth and THIRTEEN geess
and Fourth AID sinh rent not 70 exceed @i
Address u. A. g., STATEN q.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

L,oR sALE-A TWO AND A HALF STORY AND BASE.
eishi Lots Ground beautifully laid out and 6ed With
choice fruit trees sbrbs, plants, &C. situated In the Ninth
ward BROOKLYN conventent two lines OF cars will be sold
q bargain. w. I. Brown. 80 Nassau street, rsom ~
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

U,OR sALE-Two THREE STORY AND EASEMENT
sub-celar brown stone Houses 20xi0 lot 1S feet built
in the best manner have all the within 900 feet
Prospect park and within block Of three lines Of cars
an warren street, between Carlton and Vanderbilt avenues,
Brooiiyn Apply THOMAS CoNEELLY, on the premises
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

FOR SALE GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.
"A Three high stoop 10th Al 900; West
4h street. M 500; West 3d street, Si 0vp West 34d street.
Slog West I'D street, Sl0s0v wett 5olh street. f!egt0
Cottage West c6th street, $780, West 32d street, $lUtD
street. three story high s!oop near ss 81 sSs Ss
fou story nigh stoop stone Velvet Carpets Mirrors
Ss8O four story brown West 4h street elegant FUR
nire three brown stone, West 26tb street,
saoo0b West Sh street brick spIenddy furrshed sSoo
west 2d street. x7 high sioop, West sst street. N5
street. stone, large amount OF store
snd 1nev located cheap. Call list
- s L. DEYO, 500 Eighth
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

L,oR sALE-oN EASY TERMS, NEAT LITTLE
remain Cars pass very sentcel and healthy 4S4 Grand
street. Williamsb0rg.
The New York herald., 1868-03-17

L,oR sALE-THE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE AND
Lot s5xiOo 2c3 North Frst street, BROOKLYN, b d al
modern improvements Price $500. Inquire Of HUGHES
GREEN, 1853 Grand street, Of s. A. JENkS, 1852 Carl
on BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY T. leGs-TRIPLE SHEE

dciberaticn winch was only ir,terruotea nv occa.
sonal nervous twitcaes, as the cord of execution
swung before MIN. AT the conclusion OF the prayer
he made an approving bow to the ciergyman and
then 10 tne multitude The Sherr then siepre for
wa, ward ,s, and said to Miils You ia
Just niteen minutes TO live and II you desire to say
anything to these around you there now an oppor-
''What sla'l say?" he asked. "hny.hing you
please" reped the Sheriff. After q moments hesi
tation, as If collecting his ideas, Mills spoke in a
loud and clear voice, as foll0ws:-- nl11'f -
- SPEECH or THE CONDEMNED
wen; gentlemen, am guilty-Sam Mills is guilty.
feel that | have made my peace with Cod sam
man. II have done anything to oifend or iniure any
one am sorry for ir and hope 70 be forgiven Tel
a nn e u s lS'Ss t9at sam Mills died IKE man and that
Just as he had finished his speech an Old gray
headed man in the crowd exclaimed "Amen, glory
be to GodW following the exclamation with series
or piteous Rroans which were painful TO hear and
which had q visible effect upon the condemned rs
well as upon many Of the witnesses, especially the
The Dody of the doomed man was then en-
veloped in strong canvas sack, which was Sc
curely fastened by straps behind. When they were
being frightened be exclaimed suddenly, mot so
tight, Mr. stevens, You hurt me. slant try to
nrv Hu, aI ie @ few s,S ce buckles were accord
Sherin announced to him that some eight
minutes remained for him yet. For a moment or
two he conversei with The Clergyman, who gave him
words OF religious consolation and then for the re-
manning six minutes he stood firmly upon the scat.
fold saying nothing. ibut viewing closely and with
These few moments seemed as many hours and il
they were not tedious and mournfm moments to the
condemned they certainly were to the miscellaneous
assemblage who gazed upon HIM. When at length
the LIST moment had arrived Sheriff Stevens pro-
ceeded to draw the black cap over his head when
Mills exclaimed In loud voice, 'Good by,
quaintance In the crowd responded to him. s.Good
by, Sam-bully for You =" Wiereupon the solenlni,y
OF the occasion was broken by general laugh all
round. When the leyity had ceased the sherT had
finished all the preparations and nothing remained
to be done except the touching OF the fatal lever.
when the drop fell and with 1t the body OF Samuel
Mills, distance Of some eight feet. The beam
creaked, thrill and sliudder went through the
multitude, and the soul OF the murderer OF old Max
well went into the presence OF its Maker.
The neck was broken, and after few nervous con-
yulsOns all was over with him. The law was vim
dicated, justice served, and the multitude departed
with the gratifying satisfaction that the world is
relieved OF ~ least one of the most heartless wreches
that ever dsgraced it.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
MEETING us Tps BOARD Or EnuGsIIas.

The stated semi-monthly meeting of this Board was
held last evening Commissioner Larremore, the
President, in the chair. large amount OF routine
business (which consisted mainly in excusng teach
ers for absence on account OF severe illnessl was
transacted, and communications were received from
the various local Boards on different maters--among
Others request from the officers Of the sixth ward
asking Tor additional accommodations for the pri-
mary department OF school No. %. The local Board
complains that this department. has been for years
past IN q most dcporable condition regarding
liuht, ventilation and other necessary accomm oda-
tions. 1he Board further suggested that the munci.
pal authorities be requested 10 cede the plot OF
ground which formerly used ~ q park. at the
intersection Of Park end Worth streets TO the Board
OF Education for the purpose OF erecting thereon
primary school building. The communication was
referred to the Committee on Sites anG New schools
Communications were received regarding the
awairis OF contracts fnllows:Ftr furnishing new
scnooi IN Roosevelt street. Fourth ward Nathaniel
johnson, for $2.5sk Twenty-secord ward building
anu furnishing wings 20 school No. 2s, carpenter
wcrk TO X. B. Lynd for $20,29s; mason work to
neus Ford Tor SoO0 furnishing 20 N. Johnson for
$4,000: total. t61,392 Fourteenth ward erecting and
furnishing wings TO school No. 5--For building TO
Terence klernan Cor $1l,9ho, furnihng TO Nathaniel
johnson for $780, Fifth ward (for altering and fur
hishinF school No. A)--Bulding to Moran Arm.
strhg Tor s14,s7a painting to n. w. Monroe for
ssOO, furnishing TO N. johnson ftr f3,265. seventh
ward, as given In the HERALD Of ,estcrday.
several other matters OF no gneral importance
were brought mp and disposed u, after weich the
meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
A cunIluS SuIc,nr
a Wife Takes Arsenic Because n Whinl is
Not Graiilcd b. Her Nn.hnr,i.
TFrom the Cleveland Hcrald. Nav al

TErom the Cleveland Herald. MAY 81
Anotner sad case OF suicide has lust come 10 our
knowledge through special communication from
MellsVhle' ONO, ON the line OF the Cleveland and
iit'shurg Railroad. Al travellers will remember
mat ms town Is located the ohio river ut the
luncion OF the River Division" with the Cleveland
ana fittSbnlg railroad. From this communication
we learn that the wife u Andrew Bunting formerly
OF YOUNGSTOWN 6hin, committed suicide on thc Goth
py ,ahinH arsenic IN the psenc of ner husband and
children. because the husband declined to purchasc
additional household furniture claiming that
the house was furnished with goods fine
enough 10 suit any woman. pct yeen seven
anu elght oclocA on Thursday morning. while
the family, consisting oi Mr.. aud Mrs Bunting ana
Two children-nne eight, the other twelve wears OF
age-were ~ breakfast Mrs. u. renewed the request
previously made thai additional furniture carpets.
&c. we placct IN thc house. The husband declined
10 acccdc 10 her request whcrcupon she aruse fron
the table IN passion. proceeded To A sideivari.
picked up cup OF arsenic previously prepared. and
threatened 10 take IL II the husband dd not come
terms Her children cried her husband sprang frorn
his seat 10 prcvent the woman un carving out her
wicked dcsiRntOo late u save her In spite of his
efforts she managed to gurple down a sufficient
quantity to produce death. which however did not
take place until between elght and nine O'Clock in
the evening, twelve hours after tnc poison had been
taken.
Dr: Hammond, the family physician was called
and Dr. Mckenzie. neghhorlng physician. was also
In the room soon after the occurrence 1he proper
medicine was prescribed and hastily procured, but
the woman refused To take the antidote until her
physician SAID II was too late 10 save life Then she
regretted having taken ,he fat stun and pressed
willingness TO take any antidoie fie physician
might oner.
She was about thirty.fvc years OF age. Her hus.
band owned, IN addition 10 being the proprietor OF
the finest and most Handsomely FURNISHED house In
Wesville, boat on the river and was otherwise IN
good circumstances. lie, so far as neighborhood
always granted and bought for her everything N q
money could procure. and that facr has cfpafcd n
world OF sympathy for the husband.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
the STEAMSHIP smIDT.

The emigrant steamer smidt. from Bremen arrived
in this port on Sunday after long and protracted
voyage. The smidt is new vessel, brig rgged ana
three feet beam. Her engines were built at Bremen
nine months ago, and are OF two hundred horse
power with two cylinders each OF forty inch diameter
minute. The engines work UP to pressare OF sixty
pounds on the square inch, although they have
not been worked beyond twenty-five. The
Smidt brought ont 766 passengers and has
ample accommodation for $40 second cabin and
about the same number In the steerage. The between
we'll ventilated. although little dirty az present on
account OF the long voyage just terminated. The
vessel is now going into dock, where she will be
thoroughly rentted and her engines repaired she
promises tomake favorite vessel for the emigrant
trade between this port and Bremen but on account
OF her poop deck and brig rig she looks from the
outside rather ungainly In comparison with some Of
the other ocean steamships. l6 ~ Hf
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

absolutely necessary. and that the gsnera,s. com
Manaers y the military districts who had been APP
ponted ny Lne Legislature, were hereby called to
active service This was great point guinea by the
really rebelious element in the State for aose
lianaess ma are Mendoza. Lsnos, Gonzalez Carazo and
oter men OF tnat Tx. Another decree called out 600
men OF the State militia. The local authorities in
Cartnagena pronted by this example and the Gov
ern1r q taat happy proyince issued decree WHICH
rv ais the inspirations OF M0uravies philanthropy In
Warsaw. Nobody Is allowed to leave his house after
ten O'CLOCK ~ night; not more than ten persons shall
be seen together no private individuals or merchants
are 70 nave any firearms In their possession &C., &c,
IL may Dc supposed that the result Of this conduct
OF tne government s general scare the total pros
tratioa OF trade and deathike silence in the streets
OIL CaFthaUena, which at any time NAV be followed
Dy an outbreak either OF the ambitious designs of
the unscrupulous Mosquera and Gonzalez CarazO
servatives. 81 ~ -
The isthmus remains in the enjoyment of undis-
turbed peace since the quelling or the rebelIious
attempt OF Herrera. strange sight is that OF the
President or the State and other government oicias
publicly hobnObbing with the ex-rebel and his COM
peers.
In port, United States steamer Saranac. Fraey.
and slO0p Cyane, Waters; English fraate Topaze
and corvette Scout; French steamers Lamothe-
Piquet and Guichen, Gust arryed-or six vessels Of
war.
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

A.ea.9 sl.i sa.e,. 20 aWoh fse esa5isst
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

sales Yesterday.

Business at the Exchange yesterday was like the
weather. dull full OF promise, but short of its fu,A-
ment. The attendance was slight and but little
terest was manifested. The following sales were
BY A. ,. BLEEcKER, SON AND 90.
TWO story brick dwelling houses and lots Nos Is and
10 Lispenard st, between West Broadway and Church
81, ios ssiSxO4 r rmer. 1905
Thl story brick house and lot 81 Lispenard ST. g. IS II
OF Church 81 l9x6slu, Dye Curtis. $50
LIspenari and Canal sts, lot sssaoS Edwd 600
Three story E English basement brick house. stable
i0t No ZW Lexington (old No lSl 8, bet B2d and
SSd sts, house 29xlv lot "a 9x9a9 800
ALLENpALE, BERGEN COUNTY, PRoPERTY-BY JANIS n.
lot on Ahendaleav 100 n from Garrison st, soxiss.
lot adjoining, 50xi96, jackson. i7S
uohSeViLLE, HERKiMER COUNTY, N. W. PRoPERTY-BY
JOHNSON MILLER.
Cotton factory % buildings ground,
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
PANAMA, April IS, 1853.

\ -f.fs1 PANAMA, April 2s, 1863
The French mail steamer from Santa Martha ar
rived at Aspnwall yesterday. but she brought no
mail from the interior, which will probably come
down as usua in time for the British steamer which
Is due on the I'd or Sd OF next month.
From Carthagena no later news has been received
than that contained in my letter Of yesterday.
The passengers by the regular and opposition lines
from San Francisco. arrived here about the same
the same train aud will leave for New York about
the same hour. So there Is q chance for COM
petition
The New York herald., 1868-05-07
SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamers Ocean Queen Captain T. r. King
and Santiago de Cuba Captain Jerry W. Smith, from
Aspinwall April 2s arrived ut this port yesterday.
The purser OF the latter vessel Mr. w. S. Hcsford,
died at sea on last Saturday. His body was brought
to this city for intermcnt
The following is list OF the treasure per Ocean
The New York herald., 1868-05-07

Judge Caton OF Illinois, has accumulated en- estate
9i 100000 since 1852 In the telegraph business.
been leased 70 the Western Union COmDony ata rental
Of $4,000 year for tfty years. r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

LIBRARY The following is
a statement of the receipts and expenses of
the different lecturers before the Library As
sociation, this winter:
0scanyan, December Is, lsG1-prcceeds,
st4 80; expenses, Sill eo. Loss $40 80.
Josh Billings, December, 81, le67-Pro-
ceeds, SID so: expenses, sl4s 50. Loss
S24 20.
Or. Hays, January, G, ses-Proeeeds,
500 %; expenses, 1854. Loss ss4 so.
Henry Vincent, January, %, 1868. Pros
ceeds, $3.50 90; expenses, S214 50. Gain
SIS 80.
John B. Cough, February, 81, ls6s-Pro-
ceeds, 1916 90; expenses, s2e7 50. Gain
Slo1 20
Hon. Horace Greeley, February. "a, 1868
Proceeds, SIS 25s expenses. si47 80.
Gain Sl20 70.
tam on the course, sos IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

Tue Crystal Palace Bowling Saloon, on
Main street, between FIRST and Second. hav-
ing changed hands has been closed for lew
days in order to make some repairs on IT.
This morning it will re-opened, after having
been thoroughly renovated and fitted up in
the best style. In The future il will be con-
Quoted as first class saloon by the under
signed JosEru CorRyH.g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

FRIEND of ours found, as he came over
the river yesterday. an open letter. The
writer Of it put himself on record as being
seventy-fye years old, as having had twelve
children by his first wife and seven by his
present one; and as being, in his present
sesenty-sixth year, the happy father Of an
infantle four weeks old. Mother and child
we'll likewise the father. Anybody iden-
tifying the writer, can 60 to our friend and
get the letter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

Tur Steam Fire Engine was busy yester>
dsy filing the various cisierns OF the city. II
there be any more incipient confiagrahons'
the Fire bows will be ready for them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

SPrAKIsG of the failure Of the First Ma
tional Bank here, the Keosauqua Republican
says keosauqua was interested in the
bank when it closed to an amount Of nearly
forty thousand dollars. f. Manning, $780,
ooo B. Wilson, as guardian, So, 100; Jer-
emiah Ellis, $500; Joel Walker, $4,000 !:
Wesley Walker. $1,000; W. c. Siidger,
$500. TIE two FIRST sums mentioned we're
special deposits, and have been regained BY
the depositors. A. Fanaeet, Of Chequest
township, We understand, is also loser TO
the amount of $1,000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

Fresh Butter, Turkeys, Chickens, on'ons'
fresh Oysters and fresh Crackers at Cox q
Twins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

WAITED. fall grown girl, who can sew
and 10 assist in taking care OF babe, a. Mf'
s,rony's. corner of It'll and Orleans street.
feb-2. -thu-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

TsE ExrgEss.-Afser to day the United
States Express Company will be the only one
having an Office in this place. The Mer-
chants Union and the American are ordered
TO be DISCONTINUED after to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

Losr.-A large envelope containing deed,
a mortgage, and some papers. A liberal re-
ward will be paid to the finder by leaving y
at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

I, you want jnice fitting Shirt, or any
thing else in Gents Furnishing Goods you
must call at % Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

2 1IiieJ 1ss..''t' '''''-.1 - =.
CORN ARAL-fs Zoe ~ 1880. Isl sesg ~ ou
BeeEw#KAr FLouH-stee TO Paw per Icy ies.
BurrEs--cho'ce lots siilcemnara -atG asc y %
EGss~- Eiras At trs per ao..
PorirEf dickens, Or ID, sz.sp 70 s9s9 per des'
Turkeys lstsa ise pr ini aachs z.oe Pr IA;
geese SOU 70 s9-.o pet aih.
sonsHus-ss., - g ess per gtnon.
rofafoks-sV ~ =. " oasTa'
LARD ny cured .se Per ". doshs's eatea iSe
70 iie per -.
Dkss#AA--s !. "se fs' ".
I&LLoS-ip bois, sis' loose sc Per NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

Parties having good secondhand Steam
Boiler for sale will please send description
and price to S. Alice. Fort Madison, Iowa
feb29-:,t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

GERMAN CHERRIES, Prunelles, Pealed
Peaches. at Robertson & Albers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

A man was knocked down in the street
and robbed Of 500 at Davenport two even
ings ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

A FEW hogsheads Of choice New Orleans
Sugar, for sale by Robertson Albers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

Go to Dillon l. Jones for The latest styles
of SILK or Cashmere Hats
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

yEw more strawberries ., 30 cents can,
at Robertson / Albers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

VIZ would call the attention of cash buyers
to Robertson 4 Alder advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

Tavsxs, yalises, Travelling Sacks, Se., at
90 Main. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

springing leak down to the roadway across
the river. Then it stopped and immediately
adventurous footmen hurried across, and
bold teamsters drove across. 1t is clear at
and above the rapids, and the roar of the wa
ter over them last night was the prophetic re-
QUEEN of our ice-bridge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29


In KEoKuK.-The editor of the o.L.,oo.a
Heraid was among the citizens Of tha,
borough that came down toxhe Tem,l.r.
Banquet. Qaerely enough, he didn', % 10
the Banquet, but his parry did, aud he s.,,
oft: We learn from those present thai ,he
banquet was every way success. Ii w.,
he'd i tie spacious and conmodious .Opera
House, which sas carefully and beautifully
prepaEsd asd decorated, and nothing -.
lsh undo0s thas could tend to the comfort az
the gasstss Nho wers assembled from varions
parts Of - 6tsle, Des Meiaes. nexs 10
OaLaloosa, having he largest delegation. The
supper was sunptoss nd elegant. md show.
ed great care sd adnirAble t1sss II it, prepa-
ration. The music va provided by IL Wars
saw Band, and We have no doubt from the
complimentary expreasions We hoard that III
we're we'll pleased. One hundred md .ixtv
tickets were sold ii S. EACH
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29
MARKETS BY TILEGRAPH.

chieago Market
I ,, Telegraph. ckItlao, Feb. 9.
fiont--s ,irt and discharged
, WHEAT Mod rsteiy active " shi,t At Il. No .
o. ned a. 81 a. savsseed Z, Il 95tS weakened and
c4 sod 6uii week at 81 - 4; ke ku u sI8s.
Carn-Lss.rs. = ~. closing at iasde.
0st4-As tire; sdssH. el % te7tt$ lt}sd al 55ix
Eys-Eo . tse Al 5S6s.
D aiey- ss2 almo.t min Al; g o.
rrpvi dons Qnie.; pak a.d lard easier. ness
PORK hrld st ga A2s 80,
i.ard-so.d at 10, INT clio. d ~ei K AT I5,z
Cured Mest4-Dry sal'ed che rid sold al TO- closing
atss4 ruaberlsnds quiet H. rough SIDES nominal 1t
III - short rib ri: Iieke4 ans nominal .,
H;zais.
Dressed ,ss-D III ans lower. eloin a, nsio or
light; 20 as SO Cor hsa y.
chieaSo Live stock market.
BY Teiegrapa.l ca,cAao' Feb 70
Hogs-Ret ep.s 1913 Htrkc. sts.dv nd shade frm-
at q 30 Tor -iss;7 7iss fer light logs a547s
fJr good even OF.
cstts-R reists aI). Bisk demaSd fer all grades Ct
Cattle and strong aad brisk without any per-
cep'ibie change in prizes,
roreiEn Markets.
@e LONDON, Feb IS Noon.
coasa,s ez5 3s for morsy 90 for account Bonds 7ls
LrsnrooI Feb. ss.-Neon.
Cotton DiiI prices same.
Hreads.r1s- Quiet. -
Toledo Market.
By relegra.s1 ToIrpo, Feb Is
vi eat--taui., and dull. NO tran ,actisns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

Tars is the last day to make returns for IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-29

ArcT,ox--By Howe Tyler, this (sa'ur-
day, morning at 10 o clock, at the lnterna-
tional Saloon, corner of Second and John
son streets, the entire contents OF SAID house,
consistins-of Restaurant and Chamber Fur
niture, elegan, Mirrors, Pictures, Stoves, &C.,
dc. feb2o-H