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Special Notices.
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN

.wAsHiEaros. February 10, 1888.
This Bank will DO closed on SATURDAY next, the
ad instant, !wss,hnaon and All persons
tend to the same the day previous,
fsN.A Csshisr
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-21

TnE receipts from internal revenue yesterday
amounted to t203, 6699l.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 2o.-A fire occurred
at the American Hotel, Norfolk, yesterday, doing
considerable damage, which Is covered by in.
surance.
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LONDON, Feb. 2o-Evening -Advices to LIST Jan.
uary have been received here from the English
captives in Abyssinia. At that time they were
all safe and well.
VIENNA, Feb. 2o.-A circular has been issued
from the Home Office warning the clergy against
fomcnting discord.
LONDON, Feb. 2o.-Late adviees from Cape
Town, Africa, state the supreme Court Of Natal
have at last decided the question touching mat
tiers OF church property in favor OF Bishop Co
lenso.
The regular weekly returns of the Bank OF
England show the bullion In the vaults to have
decreased Ell3, 900 sterling
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The Convention in Richmo nd.

RICHMOND, Feb. 2o.-In the convention this
morning a lot Of pamphlets from Washington
arguing Grants unftness for the Presidency were
distributed among the members desks. A men,
Der denounced II a. an insult to the majority Of
the members, Of whom Grant was the choice for
President. After proper explanation on behalf
Of the sergeant.at-arms tho matter was passed BY.
Mr.. Maurcy, q Conservative member from Cul.
pepper, was declared ineligible, and his seat Is
vacant He was the successful competitor OF
Hon. John NJ. Bolts. The rest OF the day was
spent In discussing suffrage.
A leading Republican, in his speech, said he
was convinced, from the temper OF those who
had once controlled the State, that a certain
amount Of Acknowledgement was still necessary.
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state Department;
DEPARTMENT or SrArE,(
wAsUISdroS, February Is, 1865 :
It is recommended to all citizens OF tho United
States, native or naturalizcd who have occasion to
visit Great Britain Ireland to procure passports
from this Department while the hdbeds corpus re-
mains suspended In the latter country. Citizens Of
the United States uniustly arrested liable to be
detained without prompt examination until they can
and produce legal evidence Of their citizen
ship, W, II. SEWARD
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severe test oaths and Acknowledgement, while
White, Abbott, Nench, Of the District Of &C.
lumbia, May and others are for test osths, etc.
Stringent measures are likely to pass
Hood, NEGRO, gave notice Of his purpose to
offer an ordinance removing the present nne
upon magistrates and the clergy for solemniring
mstrimony between whites and negroes.
The public treasurer has issued an order for
ti,s+2,ooo state bonds to DO delivered to the
Western North Carolina Railroad Company.
These are new bonds, and the State is liable for
$4,000 more, which, the treasurer 10 notified,
will be soon required. All these are issued under
acts Of previous Legislatures.
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FOR SALE-IIOUsE TO LET at 80 per month, {
i rooms, aud furhturO for sale, at sou; near City
Hall No one need apply except 70 buy the furniture.
ID, l.. WELLS CO,
feH-f corner Louisiana avenue and 9Th st.
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THE NEWS IN ENERA
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PASSPORTS FOR ENGLAND.
wAsUIxdroS, February Is, isjs

The following order has been issued from the
state Department:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20
N nates


Ills gives go teams ea.h c y in Two and
/. haif honrs. Repeat he operation ffur
/ tinys in the II hours and we have 2. 12o
beams each way, or 5,o41 both ways, and &C.
/ caasing the Bridge but 10 haHts Does any
| sav ,he estimate is not q fair one?
think they woold be mistaken, bu, | can
sfsurl 10 yield 6f'y per cent or one-half. and
still hare proved gate enoagh for all p-acfi-
cal purposes
| refer TO, bus a. not care 10 dwell upon,
shsi believe to be serions objections To
either Of the plans recommended and urged
by hose WHO oppose the plan proposed by
'h4 Bridge Cornpany. And on the difficulty
u Constructing safe aud niarageHe
dfer, and tie Still greater one, in ny
opinion, The risk OF having horses frightened
v;iiIe crossing at tie same time that q lacomb-
s;ve and train are crossing, whether above Or
selow or at tie sides, hui sm content With
moving. as th7k have shown, that tie
proposed bridge viii afford the most ample
a.l pfe facilities for both rslroad and nigh
w3Y :,avel.
Entertaining the opinions do, and which
isve attempted TO present, shall regard
i ~ a most unfortunate and disastrous rs
salt, should the City Coanea refuse 20 grant
IN right Of way, IS asked ~ The Bridge
Company Is
r. $. Since writing the above, have
read Mr.. Leighfoe.s article as pabiisheh
il 'he morning rarers and | fully believe he
has noi over estiuiaied he capacity Of The
proposed Bridge. but think nine, which
claims only about one hall as much, rrogss
quite snoueh as toits capacity, and that the
tabnl lar form in which have presented, MY
estimates will make ,his clear 10 any on' wh
v;tl lake the trouble 10 examine them.
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hEoKrK, Ma g 1868.
EniroR GATE CITY. read with some sat.
is:aeten this morning the article on The
Bridge question by Mr. Leighton. From his
figures and statements there appears 10 he
no good reason why conflicting views eaarot
he reconciIed, and we all have Bridge the
desire Of cur hearts, accommodating the
Rsilrosd interest ard the public rs high
way. fhns Mr. i. argues that within nine
hours of daylight all the traffic in wagons,
DC, for years to come can be accommodated
and the Railroad requirements will be mere
than nat by the three hours allotted 10 that
interest. especially as the night will be avail
ate almost exclusively to the Railroad.
i Nov ] would say let a contract be drawn be.
tween he City Ccnnci, representing he CITY
interest and The Bridge Company, and signed
and sealed SO as never 10 be broker, mr.
/ essded, that eight hours of daylight shall be
assigned without interruption 10 the highway
travel, and toua hohrs of daylight TO the Rail.
/ rad interest. and let the rate of botb he
j fxed in said contract, and | am satis6 al
1 there will be no objection on the part Of the
! Council or the citizens to the plan of Bridge
proposed BIZ the Bridge Company. Let the
Bridge Company show their faith by their
works Yours, HM TnnNrsos.
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~. a,,ase question.

rh. attended the two meetings Of the
Civ Council, held at the Court House, ana
have listened at.entively to the speeches there
made in opposition to granting the r,sa 'ss.
nay to the Bridge Company, for s"e' q p'
- they propose 10 erect a,nre,.ed
n v;llineuess tina. the right o. W., -a,,,a
sr,n,ed. Is asked, if the eo.'p -
80 IA p,;a.s which could and woun CT
JUN 81 IN addition to The required hai'-
''' a Titles. ample and Convenient ace."-
'os. ,,a;on for all high,ray travel, which, 'ney
aon,ended, the proposed Bridge Woaio "0'
dc.
+, seems 10 me that those who argue agains'
,se ,opaesty Of the proposed Bridge have mol
,,;ryv and fully considered the matter, o.
a,aaa an abstract and careful estimate as 20
,ba .mouut Of accommodation it would sea'iy
sg,rd foy hatb railroad and highway 'fase''
~. .a1s some estimates, a yhish invite
he most careful scrutiny
/ propose to show, in taeala' Urn, :, "n"
IAN he done in the way Of crossing nai''oad
,a.;ns and highway travel in j. hosEs- ai'
,ra;os four terms of half en- hour each,
Two hours altogether, and The highway
navel fur terms Of two ard half hours
zach, or ten hour altoge;her.
assume that IS cars is an average Number
II. train, and ellow eaeh train SIS H,na'e'
10 cross the bridge-a speed Of iess than hFe
miles per hour.
start train No. ST 3. m ct 80 II Is
i N wsy over, vixen ! start 10. = al ~
10. i goes ofi and 10. ! gees on Al ~ 20
z goes of and No. goes on, nov siios
liz minutes for Nos. and 10 get on ms
bridge. when i, will he entirely clear, ana
Il re OCCUPIED fifteen minutes IN IN erossins
four trains or 100 cars. Then occupy ~
tasu minutes in crossing. in Ike naher, nu'
in the opposite direction. tour o'heF THINE
I'D !, ,birtv minutes have crossed goo cars
100 eaci, wy. repeat this operation ioni
ines in the n hours, ocaary;ag shege'Rs'
two hours and hare crossed 500 cars ~
each wsy. If it stali be said
.t,t am claiming more than
c,a be accomplished, appeal to any hall'
raaa Superintendent, or TO any other man
waa is familiar with the management Of ran.
nd trains, and ask il my estimate ls rot, 10
fat, much within what could actually be
re. ii ii should ever te necessary 70 fots
ali / more trains in nny "A hours, i could be
done. to an almost enlmi'ed extent. Outing
the IL hours Of a'sht NV fsF 'he Highway
tra,el.
presume j. VIII not be questioned Y at
Fly feel i ample. average span TOR Teams
carriages. Anggi.s. Ac-vhieh allows "a
ans 10 be on enc track Of the Bridge si he
"a ne time or tina. ten Minutes, being at The
rs ct Two aud a haif mice per hoaf is
am lie time sar crossing.
Team No. goes On at $50 and is followed
by No. 10 II, and they are all on within Yen
N nn,es.
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syl3-3$-w,i
Notice I'm Bankrupfcx.

In tbs District Coatt OF the United states the Dis
tfiet OF Iowa, bankruptcy. In the matt.r of Z.
faacs, bankrupt, oknk. In said District on the
9Th day Of May. A. lsse U. a. District ofI,va
TsaIs Is 10 gys no:iee that petition has bsep
l. vii: on thu 9Th day u May, 4. u. 1868 6lsd in
sid District Court. Is J Vance, Of knrlrg.on,
lows, In raid district. who has beea retofof e
y declared bankrupt under the act Of ent-
It'd An Act 10 establish uniform Of bank
rrp.er throughout the ulited approved March
r. discharge and certificate IN, reef from, all
his debts other claims provsle updtr s! and
that tbs 2uth day u Jaos a. D. 1859. 1t 10 o'clock
assigned for The hsrrins OF the beofe sasd Court
IN ksckuh &c comfy ioua, wheb And sher- al! cred
tors Of seA bankrupt aud all othet IN
nay ats Id kgd show cause, u airy THEY have. wLy
tho PRAYER Of should not be graz ted
further the hsfeb, given thas he second md third
meeting Of the creditors OF sai bankrupt, require
under the 9th Ard 2sth sections Ct said Act. will ts
holden before John Sruco, Register In Bankruptcy 1t
his vtc room No Estes Horae, in the city of co.
1865 at 10 o'clock a. m
H.K.L9v
Clerk OF o. g. District Court At Keokuk Iowa.
Il, 20
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CORN NEAL-E III bo(g&l ~
BucKwRxAT FLous--S4.o0 to $3.50 per l06 lbs.
BufrRn- chbiee lots willcomnand25@ see b
Eses-l5c.
porLrRY-Dresscd, none offered. Ere Chic ems
- so p do1.
seRsHtN-5G to Ts'c pet gS.lag.
PorAYoxs--ssq to II Is D bastsi,
oyioss-None teeIed.
.lnp-ti,y cured lie to he per b. Country
cured IS, to l7c PEI H.
BEsswAxSs per ID.
TALLow--In shls lie; loose Zoe per b.
PEArHEns--P.ime SOC to s5c per b.
RAes-c Cotton, Sc per ID.
WaIrr BgAxa-Csmmon 10 good to 81; sesree.
enzEsK--Good country lee. Factory l5c
gRAs-scarce and in demandi Wholesale 81 20
per iGo lbs.
FRuIrs-Greea Apples none in market Choice
Dried appias 10 llc per ID. Dried
srrss-T;ag.hy 81 60 tn ~. Clover % 90.
Flax seed I Is to e.
ous-Coal OIL to'6c LiGseei, raw 81 30, boiled
81 So. Lard, 81 ij,o 81 80. Fish 81 90 to
81 10.
L,yg sroeK-Beef Cattle S. 90 10 q 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, So to 30 20 gross Sheep
AZ gross, Wal Calves fra.r y 60 70
s. 90
B.cos-City cured cany assel hams zoe, shoulders
Jse. clear aides l1Ieto isr Country cured
hams lsc: shoulders 2 TO lse; sides lie.
Pppx-Mes, rs to $50 rer ttl.
wooL--rab washed sa 10 aEe.; fleece do fns
25GI gee; nnwsshed, 10 to2ee.
| HaY-Timothy in active demand AT from "
10 ili 90 per ton. Prairie So 90 10 70 90
wonD--45 So to 50 50 per sord according TO quail
i.y, In gaei demand.
HtaEs--Grpsn, Sc: do cured lie: dry Amt sr;
do ssit 10 per ID.
eAlr-Iske s. a5as 80. oAI9 River IS 10
On leses.
| GLAss-sxie - 70. Rates discounted IS per
cent.
! SAILs-S5 Is tates.
! B4a Iasx-sfe. rates.
CHicxrSs-s9 So q - nsf asE.
LUMBER --ist ara III clear, IL
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The genial warmth of the present bright
and glorious days IS bringing on vegetation
ut wonderful rate, and orr farmers are
cheered with the prospects Of bountiful crops.
The small grains nre up and growing rapid
", and those who have been retarded in their
corn planting by the late rains, are now
making up for los. time BY redonbled exer.
tons. Ire frui. crepA never looked better
1t /. said that cool, vet April is always fol
low, d By fruitful summer. Ne hope thit
Wi moi be an exceptional season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

We publish three articles upon the Bridge
question. The Council takes action in The
matter this evening We hope that body
will net lose the substance in vain effort to
grasp some phantom shadow We wou
have them carefully guard The interests,
present and prospective. Of the city Of Keo
knk. Bat they do not do that by suddenly
imposing impossible conditions on The par
ties who propose TO huiId the Bridge We
nre very certain If the Railroad interest
doesn't build Bridge there won't be any
built We desire that Keokak interests
should be conserved: we des re Bridge
Keeping these two points in mind let the
Council make the best terms il can but let
US have the Bridge.
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MARKETS HY TELEGRAPH.


Chicago Market.
By Telegraph e.sesao. aay II
f.oef VIZ dali sni .'os Q. s.le
whest- Furry Eeiivs bat No \ sps,tg o. q n
G2ts; Sse.n lag Il y II 80
f,ra--c o.-d ,sgltr - en- Z 99ts ~ \
rat.-cu IT g 20 49,.
Rye @ net; hsd atr ats IA 50
B.s'sy- pal rrt entirely on ra
Prorisipn ere. mssi T. t9Id as BAT cot &C.
tive.
Lard Somln.i a.ts3i+
su M-ats--f I'll ard ashIugtd.
Ftsigb s-e1~i al arn &c % p 5e D.. oh, at
10 IA SO O.. fer wie Il 20 gIpg t3s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

THE students Of Qnincy College and n
large company of the ladies aud gentlemen
of that ei'y viii come up on an excursion 10
This borough on Saturday Of this week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

No pIscov cay has ye, been made Of tho
seoundrels WHO assaulted Mr.. Yorker. We
learn that as hey fed, one Of onr citizens
encountered The isiudermost Of III, iug;tiyes.
who when aecosted as TO his running, said
he was after tina, other mar, and SO ran
on aud disappeared. Mr. YoaAer Is in a
critical condition, but there Nas good prom~
lac yesterday Of his ultimate recovery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

usE OF the most important n,prems,,s :.
reference 10 the navigation Of ,ba N;s.;...,.
pi river, IS now being made hy the mar.s.a,.
Of Mobile and st. Louis, with IL. 49,.
secure direct river communication hs,.
those two cities. This is 10 be secor,i:...sa
by the opening OF Bayou Merebac a. IA
'se' 50 outlet Of the Mississippi, communal
eahhs ~'ih the tiYes Anite into III. par
chsffha. This Bayou and Tho So
sefe e."sea " obstruction, placed ,hara !.
General jackson, 10 pr.v.n, ~. .ne'e "
passing through TO the Miss. ''sA IRON
lacking New Orleans from ahoye. ahu al
s.fustiona have grown 10 considerssa,nl %
tent. l; is said that this channel can :.
eleaned oa' ST a small expense and If cha ~,
The elsc. upon western commerce eae,o, +
estimated. A COMMITTEES IL tho &, faa;,
board Q. Issde lss aaemoriei.aed coo.re.,
on the subject, ard L r Shryocs. ,hr orr
naior of the pr RI has sta ed q. ,,.o
fhort'y q gentlemen living on +. i, 80,
spoken q, that the distractions could b. On.
tirsly removed in sky DAYS, i, ! eo., 81 -.
than ohe hundred Thousand doil.r. ,f,h;.
bayou vas opened gfaic could he .s., -.
s., ionis 10 Ae~ York in fifteen I,
days 'of twenty cents per lnsasI. Our b,..;
ness u'en here, AZ wfil ~ the r&etIs n,.,s
the Mississippi, are iate std i. III. ~;
and i saoa'd feesiys their carly ard ..,,.-
atensls.n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

BlsHor LEE of the Episcopal Church lee
tared las. evening al nes Maines. Snhiec'
Pan Anglican Toni.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

If soa want choice article of Old Gov
e-nmen, Java, Mocha or Porto Rico Coffee.
go 20 Robertson / Albers
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ours truly.

ParFsrs Boyd i Co., Solicitors OF Pet
enis, 2os Pine street. St. Louis. Missoari, Of
ficialy report TO the eATE CRY the follow
ing Patents granted Iowa ard Missouri in
ventors, fn7 he week ending May y, 1865:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

flflT yonns ehiuc,les were left behind
by The Mollie MeP,ke in thar H;pb scbco,
hAears'oa TO keoknk On Monday. They
we're loo long dxing aud fussing. They de
tetmined TO make day Of it, anyhow. and
50 they went aboard the j. H. johnson and
made en- excursion On Their own hook.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

Eog RFSr.--A large fine store room 0,
Main street. Apply to Fl. b. Ten-Eyck.
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TIE villains who assaulted Mr.. Yourker,
on ''h street. Sunday evening, bare been
tracked to the leree, where it is supposed they
took saif and went down the r;vpr Mr.
l., we regret 10 learn, is in very critical
condition, SO that his lie is aimos. despairsd
of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

QsE Of the Democratic members OF the
Ohio Legislature is clamorons for adjourn
ment. He don's like the customs of the cap
i'el. lie says: Il always go baretoo, ia
wartr weather at home. htt can, DO IT
here
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F. OR = Al e.

Loss Block 49, corn of l2,h and Concert Streets
Price SsaB.
Also story Brick D~siling He use. containing
rooms cellar. eistern, frame bzrplot n feet frot
and 40 dssF losstsd the ofsth aud Bark
str-etx
Abe. Lot 4. block Iie Dss YoInss Etrset between
5th and stA strests. Price s4a1
Also, Lots 10 aud II, Block i8s Norgxn, between
18th and I2sh stys@h
A,.o, Lot, sne2 Block 1885, ard East half lots Fay
site Square Main Street. between 9th snd 10th Sta
Also, 10 lssd-hsH iaproyed-aaIoining lard
Price tfBae; Lalf ta-h
Aisl scres Of caoics Grape land one mile above
Hsrsiitonhalf improved and In fru-nii under fence
zitn ansii frame dwelling Price $500: half oAsh.
Also, i1n acres oflsnc Sugar Greek. Price 10
per acre
No near thu Iron A1aut in Railroad stout IS miles
from 81 Lous Is Hoder cultivation and hsisaes
heavily urtere1 xtth gcof log harse kitchen estsrr
milk horas chicken house barn ssti+ with choice
lot OF fruit This properly will be sod for fZoo
sxrtaused fer improved property In Etoknk.
Also :. hause ass foil lot htrgar, between 10Th
Ih streets. With sir roorrs COED 4i brn mutt
trees; ali in good condition Price sisto kaf
lash tslsnes on shsrt time.
H. B TES-EYCE,
IasHranes sn6 Real Estate Agent,
apr Fec I'd St, seoknk.
LsOR SALE.-I.ots II and II. Block 3,
kHborrne's Addition sith d. uble Brick Dwelling,
celtHr under hos house bofh Iuts covered with
all nd bearing FRUIT Price 50 go
Also. lots II snd e. tloek 10, fstss' Addition
n 18th ard Eondeaa, the fiank Read. with " H. ola
tern, Snd lot of stor~ tia Price szpo sseh
Enquire a MAILS II B. TEN EyCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

W. have heretofore thought that Iowa
could get up shon, as big blows as any other
part of the country, but the recent storm in
Tennessee exhibiteda force Of wind which
We do not remember to have been eaualed
hereab9nts. The Nashville Banner relates
that At one spot Tally one acre Of ground was
blown q torn up 10 the depth Of six or eish,
inches, and carried eft In another place
isn or three heary grindstoaes we're blown 10
-. considerable distance, and the frames are
.aa, s !. of;aad VS. eoa weighing 1900
-, Nasded with III cedar rails, was
- ~ a,a .s yards ap steep bill.
ssthing Of nret 70
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

"lowaT," OF tbs New nepo,, will lis
usual promP'nsss, handed Us est evening
chicago papers Of sesieriar. also EIar,,et !
aioathly for June. The contents q. HE
latter are: Ailiy' iiishaps, Three Views of
ihe Same Thing. The Loos Ct Lucknow,
aarthas Vineyard. The Woman iasGom
and other interesting matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

Mrslc.-NIrs. \. G. Burr, most success.
tnl teacher OF twenty Years experience, will
receive few more pupils N music, French
or drawing. Apply corner of Fifth and
Fulton streets tny time after clock +. m.
mayl5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

i,sNSiSG AsatS.-We understand IN
there has leen end to the EXPRESS War. The
matter l'aa been amieaoiy adjusted le,ween
Tue officers Of the Valley Road and The
United States Express compsnv. ard the
latter Is now running cars and messengers
upon The line regularly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20

PeRHars it is not generally known that
there are real prsc;ical Bloomers in this
neighborhood. We yesterday saw a lady on
the street dressed in HE orthodox Bloom, r
costume, and We must tonfess that she rsad e
ueat and attractive appearance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-20
CIR CULAH.

A ETEa due consideration and experience
n ve hsys {. tsrvsinea lfs tie b-,.at good
csstousrs. Tar 1854 Of hsF SO tp al p. the
CAST sI~stI fer Per 10 be psi4 81 rr'iy-ry.
our rf6mT p&y:rg easten'sts eofspisin tat 'hsy
have 70 r 10 ths sastsia,d hy n f~ilurr
Of othsr. t.et f,slr bee. tI i Ia order TO AVOID
thf4 and sfF- eu.sDers IRE stvsfissr 81 the
sh tystsis 10 c~s viii t'sat III Eth CT May
..i sk sstr a us Ter barre, aati fattssf noie
90 be p,i6 IN s'les On delivery Eh- = ths best r
the bttr SELLER
Tae hsle sal 90 tc,p.r s'~sss paws cash the de-
honest oae all pay cal h-4P is. As Soon IS
= man .upb isil,e-nse ard elae as;entien e tab.
shes business 1tsp saase one esse ZONES +lcng aud
4tarts eproiiinss ear ~ ps-f'st = HIM y fn.ses
differ rert be haa - paJ. II he dos
Welt 1t viii e al righr II not The Brewer will his
money the oil established soa keeper Il Injured
byit
t,loa tn raised seyont what tho ha<ia.s sih
nsty, ,hr sAien keeper either hes to pay Il, or
yire mp hi. taanes 1hs payment Of beer on delivery
will in son E u DO axsy With this
NEW SALOONS
eanno. h. 50 epr;,y ,abM.hsd. A raan opens =
saiooa torrox. n IT up, hsse.ei for beer and
the bnsnes. Is not good. thsn the ess.e
oat Tbts naturally causes higher pre In
beer seure tbs hfs against los the ca syatem
viii do assy With sren MusaReox tu.iness.
THE CASHSYs WILL BE APPLIED
TO ALL SALOON KEEPERS.
Ths good payer wcnd mat soan rather tsrrY Gay,
weekly or monthly IN. drtn1nenfs cant g.f any
beer without he gsny WI. q !, a, our h rs,., N,
have to treat aI1 alike.
OUR COUNTRY CUSTOMERS
are inform sd that viii furnish beer ti3 per barrel
g. be pale III adsarc,
Parties seDtug sHns under ss5 mu pay express
cbarges on all III over s25 We siIi rsy charr.s
Book keeping III 10 done asag with. The Tree, ped
lers will he held lbie for the beer the
We think TINT alr ensfofaeIs xi he ptTi,ctis satis
Rea IT'D shta ut, sud bell We III 4 ian, VII
fnd Ii Der sfeisI to them > we'll ss 10 rs.
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