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Professional.

Professional.
4. =. JOHNSTON,
lf1,pRART AT Law,
csytcs q sAssnss SANK suIIDrss.
e j I'M - n1aa.
-. sse.Ux. iowa.
ts1N1NnA I. KHowLRs.
DtsoSgHE = KNOWLES,
Attorneys as Law,
OFFICE Corner Of Main aud rinh.stsy
jani1 kEOKUKs IOWA.
j BAKER, HAYES y ENSliH,
AT TURNEYS AT Law,
Des Meines, lows.
win pr.e,io. IN tie coss.. u The ssss ssA in is o.
ss~.ss cifcsiG AaA pi.srics csssts an tbs ssAss.
- = 1 ss.., D.. xesss VI 1Ars, ai@''a.
ID R. ID. Ii. III ILLS,
KxoguE, IOWA.
nFFICE-Corner Bloudsau and Fourth;
.eesaiia in tAs freataxrf n Gs Htars. 7zrost and
Len. 4, aaa Dissasss Pseui.sv 70 HcnesA ctttdna.
aa-i~ais- m. nay psstsr 70 sesseis - stnyrssi-
a s 10 .sssason q fs..a.,. and Slida;; sns
DIR. J. HAINEs,
FFICE AND RESID ENCE
on sLosDEAU srRsEr,::
t.na BET. ID sud ID strssas.
D. =. MILLER. q. cLAGErT.
MILLER L. CLAGETT,
Attorneys and C0unselors ut Law.
KEoKUK, IOWA. :
A1oyvIcn o. Min street., over Rir.t Nstional Bank
! ANE or both of the firm viii be always
I'd ~ tn otiss snrinx business hasss
unies. spe lady called sssy on business dsciu
JOHN BRUCE,
ATTORNEY AT Law.
kEOxUK, IOWA.
~ Register in Bankruptcy.
Office in Estes House, 1t head Of stairs
scv1-di,
.csERq T. sllsneg1. sAnfs AspHssos
Gilmore & Anderson,
ATTORNEYS AfLAW,
us,,a KE0kUK, IOWA.
Jno. Van ValkeubuTg.
fORNEY AT LAW
Fsrs Asd,son, lows
sa-vi. psspsl, eeiise, III 1iada Of sisis. .s.fn-
Ev sovss ags~nf. Issss
iaHa V uA sss. =. s-saAss.
IANAlN q MclRsARN,
/ | u Ii n b | ) A 1 l. a w,
kEOKUK, IOWA.
iNILL practice ia Lbs Gourss OF the First
pr-a- ,s.. ADJ ~ Ds.sfct. sarcui A..
sasfs - U art ihs utsss~s ~tatss 49, ~
". j. CUCAKAN,
ATTORNEY IT LAW
KEOKGK, IOWA.
orFtCA--.a .hs eesra asuss.
- ,or,vtay.e--a IN aud CRY Lots for sal
sas a.crs VI riflEs s.rssaii, made
g.nf -iy
DIR. MCDONALD
HAS CHANGED HIS RESIDENCE To
CsAosrs street, be, w.e. lssA . IssA.
OffICE-As before, on 4th Street.
A~s.<sieutsr ~t.snsien i've. 20 tn. srsstnsnt
ahroule ,ssss-s dss-asr-ef wopasn aud Jhiiarvn.
4a-i,
q. n. WATT,
u II N II 7 - II !
KEoKUK, IOWA.
MENTAL ROOMS corner Fifth and Main
- ssrests, o,-r s-oA'ertsssn Aibsss esots.
AArodaee nears fren u. 20 er lty<-d1y
Z @sssose. H.0Ays
STRONG 4 cRAI6,
AT Law.
kHokUk.--.--........--.-....-.
Once Corner f2d and y aan strsss. ine2s
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N 4 n 10 n.

This Horse Ia Of Itis gnishsd rrntting Stock
In he U.iy. H,ia q hAnaso kroHo casor 10
hg... ~. pr,l orri .nd wi, great PEA ar
&ns p-ttct u ac'soa Was fret ~ IN tasra-
ted hoe tatv keet1rky .tvb. sars> n
Clay. u Henry lay cal ell rsisb ips Ch -, Who
h.. pss'n-ed gore st,ng than say ot,sI horse
IN TODD
mani ~ sr.t i.na 4 sara ghkrsa n,sye. Il y,
sy iypf Sr VISTA e: In IA ~ I'm % stfcka IL
tnta dx by t-,apet hi, ~ dam ". ;.
~, 4 .,srn1 t-fyaa sf-sa-is
Marion Will sta.d at thr me Sta blss,
At .h- toIio wing .s
sect AESft-F X EtIr
LARS shonid n W ntt /, GAL = . cap b
ned n 1T ~ d ss Aso Tue meats
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Ctr 8aiip 6ur tdlg,
KEOKUK. IOWA:
TUESDAY MORNING APRIL I.


...usIrcAHsarAyn cOHk16nTIoa.
=. r~.ina A.s<1t ls,sstna stassl Clevsassoao q
ros. sfIl b. ~ 81 nsiass % EAsSs1e. Tia m
- Of 1fsy, aaDA = 9At.ciocth ~ Tor ths rup0sea
soninanng - astse u i1sge ssA tvsavs dasssis!
dsgarnsss ssr rssslE n ssapsss lowe - Natsopal
aspublieaa o1sysans1sSD meet d CAsets onths sasa
dry Of nay, ~. Aha tws electors st lasss and -
District slsessfs sor lsssntasa yies Adsnf Of shs
Unitsd stAss Ats sasdtAates sor stss s1osn e p
saossn . thssext eunsesi slsctioa- -
r. sssio u representation WI b oss 1sss6sss ~
ssch organise 4 coup inshs atsss ssd = s1tios fhsa
TO one dsIeesrs Tor svesy I've hudred soe or faesc
o,sr one hanlfsd c4s sor Samuel hsrrsi q sovera0
;. .A. ~. ssn.r.l .asoa Ail'o'srs - Supported
N. nom,ueee ana principles ef TIE aspahan party q
sh.,a.t xsn.v. election. are sincerely Tor
NOT having done cordially invited % take part In
s.adns dsiee.s 70 this Con ssston
~ order Of the Rspubliesn stats Central Committee
@ q NOUknn. rhajrmsu
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Indeed. will you hear an argument as a
Senate Of the United States, ma ,riay OF
whom voted for that very bill, upon il con
stitationalify in the tria Of IN EXECUTIVE off
Ger for wiifuily violating it before it had been
doubted BY any court? s
Bearing upon the question. however it may
be said that the President removed Mr. STAN
ton for the very purpose of testing the con
etitutionality OF this law before the courts,
and the question is asked, " i'll you condemn
him as for crime for so doing? II this plea
we're true one il ought not to avail but it
Isl sub,erfage., We shall shovy roo that he
has taken no slep 70 submit the question to
any court, although more than . year has
elapsed the passage of the act.
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ANOTHER Esroprr1..

On the contrary, the President has recoe-
nizsd Its validity, and acted upon it in every
department OF the government, save in the
gard to the head thereof solely. We shall
show you he long sgo caused al the forms Of
coTalissio1s ard official bonds Of Ill he civil
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| tuSec eStuR Ctustef nearly ABOUT lht SAINT
poiM of mel ne points Lorenzo Thomas
Secretary Mar ard orders stanton out o,
the Office; Stanton refuses to go; Thomas is
shout the streets declaring that be viii pu,
him out b. force. kick him out he has
fcanght his masters word.
On the evening Of the 2lst : resolution looking
to I'M eaoament il offered in the House.
The President, on the morning Of the 22d "as
| early NJ practicable" scfxpd with = sudden de
sire g knov ha~ many trsops thets wese IL
Washington. What for, jnst them Was thai
all IN santed tn know II 80. hia Adjutaut Gen
eral could have given him the ofEciai maranp re
port. which would hare shown the condition aud
| station Of every man. Bnt that was no. ALL Z
directs the commander Of the department 10 come
~ early NJ practicable. Why this haste 10 learn
the mum er Of troops? Observe, the order do. /
not 81 through General Grant, - ~ las Il ough,
e hAve done General Emory, not knowing vast
Is wanted. Of c,qrse sbryad the order ~ ssss q
passiblsss Tbs apseidsat asked him if be pesnens-
heresi the conyrrsAii.n which be hsa With him
when De 6rst took rommsnd Of the department -
10 - stsensthsest the garrison II Wxshisxtss md
the eensrrl deposition Of troops in the depart
snent. Emory replied that she did distiuetly i"
that was ssSs Sapssmees. Sx5
Then after e claiming to him fully ~ to Ill the
ehsnees fhs Presidsne s.A~d Tor resent change 81
troops. Emory de led they ,coald have been mad.
without the order going through him, and then
with soldieFly fraakasss, {as b sviasnflyxsas
peefcd rhss the Presidsnt was aft@F.) said ~ law
no 49, SluM cooe = him save throhgh the usA
eral shpanpy and that hsd bro appsossdbs
the President and promulgassd ~ aGsaenl Order,
no. u. The President wished to see II. II sss
prndseed: 9sosrel EMORY J, I. ms. Ps,siass. 4
viii s.ss y 49, afsAa leverH yop ~ ptfsh ~
!. asbsAs ssss hssas.s i Il ~, fssi /. y
r q called upon BY tbs presid~st ts.daponsfh sar
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MARRIAGE AND cELiBacY.

and M Hsppi Ee ~ fsuE 49, heHtB
An Ess.y Ter Yoa.s Mem ON the crtme
M s.ita ude aud the shs .ioie E,ea Error Aua.-s
md Diseases shieh create imp-dm~nfs tr a.h~
IAsg 9Th .ars aa,-Ans Of keissf sesIsss
ssY envelope frsx oi charge seores~ Dr. j. * LL.E
foUoHr,ts Ho~ara Assocsaa ion. Phi ,.d.iph,s. p.
fsbi.3m
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The activity which always comes simulta-
neously with the opening Of busy season o,
trade ii the Clothing House Of Isaac N
Stern b Co., 10 daily manifested At that es.
tablishment. very large and carefully Sc.
lected stock Of goods, bought by the senio,
member of the firm during his recent visit
East, has just been opened. It comprises
everything that is attractive, desirable and
seasonable in the line Of piece goods, en-
bracing French, English and Scotch cassi-
meres, of different varieties and manufac-
ture, chinchilla and broaacloths, doeskins
velvets, velveteens and tailors' trimmings.
Their stock Of ready.made clothing, both
mems and boys, is very large, including !
fine assortment Of overcoats.
They also have full and complete stock
of gents furnishing goods, trunks, valises
gloves, mittens, &c.
In their merchant tailoring department,
they employ none but the best workmen, and
in fact the establishment throughout is . vel
regulated and ably managed one.
The p5oprstors are Ill courteous and alta
bic gsutlsasn, and W are assured that they
viii ne every effort to please their patrons.
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THE HORSE FAIR,
ARaE Pre- HIU N >.

We have seen what excellent grounds the
Association has for its exhibition. That the
driving track is the best in the West. That
the spectators stand il good thing. That
all the preliminary arrangements have besn
capitally we'll made. That the roads ieadlns
to the Fair Grounds are being put into So
perb condition But there is . further AZ
traction to stock men-one that will more
e.nec;ally attract them: Thst is the large
and generous premiums that are offered.
The aggregate Of these is upwardsof Twelve
Hundred Dollars. Look at the list:
FIRST DAY.
Trotting, purse $so0-competition open
to the world. Pacing, purse $50.
SECOND DAY.
Tro,,ing-purse $3.50. Buggy race-purse
sos. Equestrianism-best lady equestrian
pair silver goblets.
| THIRD DAY.
| Trotting-pnrse $500. Fast mule race
/ purse $25. Slow mule race purse So.
Premiums from $50 to S. offered for bes
stations, mares with foal at the side, horse
and FLIES one and two years old in the thor
ough- bred class. From $40 to S. for bes
stations in the class Of horses Of all ~esl
and for draft horses. From $40 to SIS 10
best brood mares, Gllies aud spring colts
$40 for best harness and saddle horses, geld
inps or mares. From $40 to $5 for bes
Jacks and jennets. From SO to So fer bes
mules OF different ages and sucking colts.
Bring on your stock!
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Council Preceding.

COUNCIL RooNs, Sept. %, 1853.
Present, The Mayor and Aid. Allen, Daugherty
Mccune, Mumm, Kur., Rothert, Sample and
Wilkinson.
The minutes Of the last two meetings were read
and approved
An appeal for aid for tbs Red river sufferers
was received from tho Chamber of Commerce Of
St Paul, Mimi, and on motion the same was laid
on the table.
The petition of Michael Garry for the remova
Of house standing in Fourth street near Timea
was on motion referred to the Alderman Of the 2no
Ward
The petition Of s. S. Vail, and others, for
plank walk on the South side Of 18th street be
tween High and Main st4eets. WAS on motion re-
ferred to the Alderman cf the Sd ward.
The petition to have High street repaired be
tween lst and End streets was referred to tn,
Street and Alley Committee.
On motion George Krampeter's petition to be
allowed to transfer his license to 7. NJ. Raper was
granted.
1.-THE petition of Richard Jordan and Margaret
j. McCMty for licences to sell beer DC, were laid
on the table.
On motion the f,llowing rule was adopted: liz
That in the order Of business before Council, al
matters introduced, which involve discussion anG
argumen. should lay over until the general bus
mess Of the meeting is disposed Of.
The Committee to whom was referred the com
mnneasien Of citizens in regard to the Keokuk Gal
Light and Coke Company, reported an 0rdinanc
and recommended the passage Of the same.
On motion the report and the Ordinance wer,
received and the Ordinance ordered to be read.
After the reading Of the Ordinance, it was moved
by Aid. Sample that the same be published.
Notion carried.
Aid. Rothert moved that the subject lay on til.
table till the meeting Of Thursday evening next
Motion carried
The Wharf Committee to whom was referred til,
Wharf Masters report for August, reported til,
same to be correct.
Report received and adopted.
The Street and Alley Committee reported sY.;n,,
granting the petition Of S. T. Marshall for III.
opening of Leighton street from sth 10 18th
street.
Report received and adopted.
The Fire Department Committee reported
against granting the petition of R. Maple.
Report received and adopted.
Aid. Mumm from the Judiciary Committee 70
ported against granting the petition of Casper
schield to be exempt from paying license to sell
beer de-, but proposed to subscribe two dollar
toward raising fund to assist him in paying for hi,
license.
Report received and recommendation adopted
and snbscripiin Of $ls raised in the Council 70,
the purpose.
Ala. munm, from the spsial COMMITTEES "a
whom was referred the petition for the opening o.
Fourteenth street, between Main and johnson
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HAarx.-This marvellous illassionise ana
PROFESSOR Of Legerdemain will give his mr.
establishment in Keokuk tomorrow even
ing.
This certainly promises to be the mostvon-
derful performance sver given IN keokuk.
Wherevsr 10 has been the press speaks o.
IL entertainment in glowing terms. Hers
= vhat the Dubuque Times says:
Ths great magician. Harts, gavs his pfonisss
enfsrtvinment at the Anthenum last evening -
notwisth -tanding the discouraging state o. I'M
veather,wAs greeted with respectable audience
Tho n ajority u his numerous fsats we're wonder
full. and the interested lockers on did not fail =
lavish unbounded applause. Mr.. Harris il certainl,
! marvel in his dsy and generation. The Hindo'
flower trick, causing rose gsrsnium and fuschi
trees to bloom up spontaneously in sight Of ID
audience was really beautiful, while the rpectaci
Of the Hosting head excited the most profoun'
wonder. Go and see him; will guarantee you
moneys worth.
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o,,n FELLOWS.

The Grand Lodge of the United States |.
o. O. +. closed its Annual Session at Balti-
more on Saturday last. The following per
sons we're elected officers for the ensuing two
years
NJ. W. G. sire-E. D. Farn.worth, Of Tennes-
see.
RW. D. g. sire-Fred. D. Stuart, Of District
OF Columbia.
R.W. G. secretary-James L. Ridgely, Mary
land.
RW. q. Treasurer--Joshua vaniant, Mary
land.
The retiring Grand Sire, Sanders, IL his
report says that during the year just closed
more that forty thousand persons have been
added to the membership in the United
States.
The following resolution was adopted,
among other proceedings, in response to the
invitation from the Order in California:
Resolred, That the next Annual Conmunisa>
ton Of this X. W. Grand Lodge be hold in the
city Of San Francisco, in the State Of California,
and that the officers and members Of this r ".
g. Lodge be requested to assemble 1t Omaha,
Nebraska, on the 10th day Of September, 1869,
to be conveyed thence by the great Pacific Rail-
rosd ncruss consincnt tho sssu CITY OF oan-
Francisco and that the mileage to be paid 70 the
representatives by this X. w. G.. Lodge on that
occasion shall be computed from their respective
homes to and from the said city Of Omaha, ex'
cepting the representatives from jurisdictions on
the Pacific slope, whose mileage shall be c0mpu-
ted to and from San Francisco: Provided, that
if the said Pacific Railroad shall not be completed
and running regular trains through between
Oman. and Sacramento City by the first day Of
August, 1869, 30 that the representatives can be
conveyed through without change ef ears eF de
tention, then, and in that case, the M W. G. Sire
shall on that date issue his proclamation calling
the Grand Lodge to assemble in Annual Commu
nication, in the city Of Baltimore, in the State o.
Maryland.
The following kilograms, in connection
with the invitation, were received and reae
to the Grand Lodge;
SAN Francisco, Cal. Sept. "a. '6s
A. Il. GrssIsoy Templar Lodge has unani
mously agreed to secure expenses of represents
| tives, amounting to ten thousand dollars. Invit
Grand Lodge.
lsigned.l T. RODGERS JOHNSTON,
Grand Secretary.
SAN FRAEcIsco, Cal, Sept. %, '6S.
AR GuysIsos Il looks favorable. Resolv
to meet here or ut Baltimore, Grand Sire shall
order. Free pass on railroadlfor representative
guaranteed US.
lsigned.l cHARLEsiN. FOX.
Several important changes in the laws 0
the Order. demanded by it's rapid growth
were made, all Of which will be duly mad
known through the proper authorities. wv
CLEAN from the proceedings before u.s.
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RExoyED.-By notice in new ADVERTISE
ment column it will be seen that Farrar 4
Avery have removedto newroomsin the Estes
House Block. There, in ample and commo-
dious quarters, they have superb stock o!
Boots and Shoes Of the very best manufac-
ture, and are ready to supply all demands OF
the trade. Whether It's fine Calf or the
heavier Kip that is wanted, for mems wear
or ladies' shoes and CATERS of latest style,
or equipments for the juveniles-they have
each and all. They are in constant receip,
of new goods, ard have superior facilities
for meeting all orders. Call at their new
store and examine their stock.
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NorthwesteTn Union Packet Company
Mwhite Cellar" Line,

- Daily line Of passenger Packets 70 St. Loa. s ana
JA1P11, Captain Burnett, master; tho PHI,
SND1lDAM, Captain D,vidson' master ana
~ lT10oA. Captain Robt. Hill, master, one
~ .hich viii leave the landing each day At
$50 a, IN. \.
The above boats will make close connection
With those running between this point and 81
Paul. In addition to the above the passenger and
reght Packets M0LLID mePN9. Captain
Moses Hall, master; v10TORY, Captain SEQ
Geld master. aud tho PALMER, will make reg
ular trips. For freight or passage apply TO thu
,fice Of tho Company, corner Blondeau ans
Icyee. S. N. ARcHER, Agent
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

the District Court Of the United States for the Dis
trct Of Iowa In bankruptcy. In the matter OF Eoeh
Ives, bankrupt. at Keokok, in said District on
the 5th day Of Sept, D iSSS--U s A, District of
Iowa
THIS Is TO give notice that apstition hiss been, towt
l on tho 5th day Of September D $685. filed in said
District Court, by Eben Ives, Of Des Moines coun-
~ Iowa. In said District who has been heretfore duly
declared bankrupt under the act Of Congress entitled
AN Act to establish uniform system Of bankruptcy,
throughout the United States approved March I'd, AID
1867 discharge and certificate thereof from all his
debts and other claims provable under said act and that
the 18th day Of October 1868. at 10 O'Clock =. is
the assigned for the hearing Of the before
said court in the city OF Keokuk, where and when all
creditors Of eaid bankrupt and all other persons in
why the prayer Of the said petitioner should be
granted. II LOVE. Clerk
District Court Keokuk, Iowa.
septs-3w-Tu 10 b HALL, Atty's.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

In this District Court OF the United States A.. Dis
trict Of Iowa, in Bankruptcy. In the matter Of L
skinAle. Bankrupt, at Keokuk. in said District,
the 9th day Of Aug, A. D. 1858, U. 8. A. Dis
trfct Of Iowa.
THIS give naice that petition has been, towit
i on the 9th day Of Aug. 1888, filed in said Dis
trict Court by ekinkle Of Burlington Des Moines
county, Iowa. who has been heretofore declared bank
rupt under the act Of Congress entitled An act to esab
lish uniform system Of bankruptcy throughout the
g.. approved March 3D. 1857 for discharge and cerf
cate thereof from all his debts and other claims provabe
under said act and that the ID day of October 1885,
At 10 O'Clock M, is assigned for the hearing Of the
Same before said Court. at keokuk, Leo county Iowa.
where and when all creditors Of said bankrupt and all
other in interest may attend and show ii
any they have why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted
H. X. LOVE, Clerk
Us District Court at Keoknk
Il WADE. Atty. fseptl6-3wWed.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
New York FINANCES.

New York Finances.
BY telegraph NV Hosx' sept ~
Railways lower on New York roads. Wsbssh strong
er Miscellaneous dali. Express stocks quiet.
At $50 IL prices American Express A704sA
UsTx 4s147k; N U 24o941S Pacific Nail l0koos
Western Union Telegraph 3403a1I Cl2ez@A
lris 41AN pd 62k Reading 95113A; Wabash
5exaz; pfd 1915 NJ llsoH NJ $685. !
q 14s,<a4-; 1olszDsl Northwestern s7Aoss; do
preferred 81 kaA; Chicago Alton preferred l4solba
Dubuque 4 Sioux City preferred 1o5
Noney-Actiys and nrmer ct 406.
Gold-Firmer; opening at lAlh and closing 1t l4iA
It's reported that the DubTreasury has sold over
million Of gold in the last three days.
Exports to-day $3.50 900.
Govsrnnsnn lower under pressure to sell for fear
Of more stringent money market.
Coupons of 81 l3ss0zs; do 'e2 IsGlN; - $685.
new seoO,a, IosA056; 'os ss411I 1o-4os ~
81.
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KEOKIIK. IOWA:
Arriy,ls and NJ rturesof tho Haila
,-,,,.,. and p,usrurss Of Eeokuk Packets.

RoD ROY, Arrives on Sunday AM Inuls -
aud Friday, at o'clock :. M.
ANDY JoHNsoE, Arrives e. o. n.a Tuesday ~
and Friday, 4 o'cloc. P p. n, ana Dspa's 7"
Wednesday and Saturday, - N
IN. Jo1yg10N, Arrives on Saturday and
wednesday, 1t . p. M, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, at .. N.
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znr,s . new Republican organ-the Des

HIRES . new Republican organize Des
Moines VALLEY Gasette. 1t il published al
Eddyyiiis, BY our friend J. a. S.rizht. is
only week old, bat il talks the very best
kind of radical Republicanism in the clearest
and gamest and best possible way, It is full
Of local news, too, and if Stright doesn't
give tho Eddyvilhans homo paper worthy
Of their very tip-top support we miss our
reckoninc
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The Republicans Of Clark county Missouri
propose to have grand rally at Alexandris
Thursday night.
Hon. j. W. McClurg, Republican candi
date for Governor. will address the meeting,
The Republicans Of Keokuk and Warsaw.
and of Lee and Hancock counties are invited
to attend.
The Tanners Of Keokuk and Warsaw
have been specially invited, and will doubt
less be on hand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-30
n.x,...r R.x,.,.r, R.g.s.er .

Let every voter go to Recorder Wilson 8
office and see that his name is registered all
right. If you think Of a Republican not
likely to register, look for the name on the
list, and If not registered zee that it is done.
Eevery man whose name is notregistered by
the Tuesday preceding the November elec>
ton will lose his vote.
Attend to this matter OF once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-30

AUCTION SALE this morning at 10 o'clock
Of furniture, Nv and second hand; one goot
riding horse; also one spring wagon, DRY
goods, notions, clothing, dc. &c, at ths
Great Western Auction House No. l3s
Main street.
Irpteu g. GoopwlS, Auc,oneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-30

A DrsPERADo, named Mike Kelly, was
l,nched at Grove City, Cass county, last
Tuesday night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-30

THERE will be meeting Of the STOCK.
Il holders Of the Keokuk Fire and Marin. In.ur.,c.
Company the 3oth day Of September, 1865 between
the houn OF and O'Clock p. at the ofoe OF u
Company, TO determine whether not assessme nj
shall be made upon the Capital stock Of the Company
sufficient 70 comply with the recent law OF tho State
B. order Of the Board Of Directors
sept3-d1tAw l.. J. ADAMS. eec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-30

WAsTED.-A few copies Of the DAILY GATE
Cry Of Sunday. the 18th inst. As our files
are incomplete without this number, oui
friends will accommodate US very much by
sending in few copies.