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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11

s% Hon. John W, Stevenson was
inaugurated as Governor Of Ken
lucky on Tuesday, September l.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11

A--See change in. the advertise,
nent Of 3. ". Doughty & Co.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11
ANOTHER
ELEGANT BEEF!

TN front Of Knex's Store to.morro ow. (Satur-
l. day. morning, and q large fat BEEF on
TUESDAY morning next. Prico and 10 cts.
per pound, by
ROACH & DUPRE.
Sept. II, 1868, 20, It.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11

- Geo. W. Williams, Of York, re.
Gently elected Judge, declines to &C
cspt.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11

M- See tho numerous advertise
ments of w. II. Parker, Commission.
or, Of the sale Of valuable property.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11
Merriman, Ex'r, VS.. Clinkscalos.

Merriman, Ex'r, VS.. Clinkscalos.
DURsUANT to order, will soil, a, public
L Outcry, at Abbevile Court JIouae, on
Sals Day in October next (5) the Real Estate
of George B. Clinkscnlcs deceased, 1900
ACRES. more or less, in TWO OR MORE
TRACTS. Surveys will be made and platts
exhibited on day Of sale.
ef" Terms, half Cash.-As to other half .
credit of II months, and interest. Purchas-
ers to give bonds with two good suroties aud
mortgage, and pay for papers and stamps.
WIN. II. PARKER.
G. E. A. D.
COMMISSIONER Office,
Sept. 10, 1868.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-11
ABBEVILLE-IW EQUITY.

/ ABBEVILLE-LW EQUITY.
VIM. II. Parker, Commissioner, vs..
J. Ii. Cobb, OF. al.
| pURSUANT to order of Court. T will sel]
| Il at Abbevile Court House. az nubI;n o~, ns..
cry on Sale Day in October next, (5tho tn,
tract OF land near Abbev lille known as tbo
iustin Tract, on which j. r. Hamlin residea
IN f!co tracts, said tract bounded by lands OF
II. IL: Wafdlaw, Il. G. Perrin and others and
contains l27 acres more or less
Terms Cash. Purchasers to nav for non.ro
and stamps.
VIM. II. PARKER,
c. E. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
Sept 10, 1868.
Scptll, 1868, 20, st
Parker, commissioner, vs. J. E. LYON.
pURSUANT to order of Court, I will sell
Il at public outcry, at Abbsville Court
House, on Sale Day in October next rs, the
tract Of Land known as the Willie Ga lhoun
tract. 494t acres, more or less, and bounded
Dy lands OF J. A. alhoun. j. Edwd Calhoun,
tB- Terms Cash. Purch aser to nav for
papers and stamps.
VIM. H. PARKER.
c. E A. D.
Commissioners Office,
Sept 10, 1858.
MORROW and wife vs. r. A. Archer
and others.
DURsUAET to order of Court, will s.,,
j. at Abbeville Court House. at public out
tract Of land near Abbsville Court House. late
the Real Estate of J. p. Cromer. deceased,
237 acres, more or less, bounded by lands OF
J. L Gilmer, Samuel Robinson and Others.
I'D Terns Cash.. Purchaser to paw for
papers and stamps.
WIN. II. PARKER,
g. E A. D,
Commissioners Office,
Sept. 10, 1858.
J. B. Armstrong vs.. Eliz. Armstrong
and others.
PVRsVAhtT ANT. to order order Of Court, will sell |
HOUSE, ep Sale Day il October ~ next, the I Real
Estais OF VIM. Armstrong, deceased. % fol- /
l. The Winter Trset-2ao ACRES. more or !
ess, In Anderson District, bounded bv lands Of 1
,thers.
2. Tr.et.No. 3, (wilson &sxrmstrone Tracts,
ITO ACRES, moro or loss, bounded by 1ands,of
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Commission er's Office. J
Sept 10. 1868. (
Hodges, Admir-, vs. Higeins.

Hodges, Admir-, vs. Higgins.
PURSUANT 10 order, win sell at Abbeville
L Court House, at public outcry, on saie
Day in October next (5) the Real Estate Of
W. w. Higgins, decd, on Watts Creek. l5a
ACRES, moro or less, boun ded by lands Of A.
Agnew. A. M. Agnew, 8. J. Hodges, and 9th
en: Remaindef in tract of 76 ACRES, mora
or less. assigned to 8. j. Hodges for Dover.
bounded BY iands ef John Higgins, A. N. Ag.
new and othera
eH Terms Cash. Purchaser TO pay for
papers and stamps.
WIN. IL. PARKER,
Commissioner . Office,
Sept. 10, 1858.
Richeyand wife vs. Hod ges ct al.
DURsUANTSo 10 order Of Court, ! will sell al
i public outcry, at Abbsvills Court House
on Sale Day in October next (6) the tract Of
land upou which Elizabeth Hodges lateiy
lived, 2l4 ACRES, more or less, bounded bv
lands Of VIM. Hodges, Marshall Sharp. and
others
This Tract may be divided into two tracts
az Terms, credit Of l2 months, with in,
terest Purchaser to give bond with two
sureties and mortgage, pay costs In cash, and
pay Tor papers and stamps.
a,:.a ~ ~ WM. II. PARKER
s'.'..-.r - G. f. 4. q.
> oenmissisns.': % i% rs Office, !
Sept. II, 1895, 20, 3t
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Allen vs.. Pcttigrow.

pURSUANT to order will sell at public
l. outcry, at Abbeville Court House. on
Sale Day in October next. (5) the tract Of land
near Wilmington, known as "CHERRY HILL"
1902 ACRES, more or less. bounded by lands
Of a. Burt, O. I. Porcher, and others.
EB- Terms, half Cash.-As to other half
credit of IL months, with interest Purchas-
ser to give bond with two good sureties, (wlth
right to pay the whole in CASH. and pay for
pspers and stamps.
Titles not to be delivered till payment in
full is ready.
VIM. II. PARKER,
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Trustoes Of Do LaHowo VS.. Brown.
loo.

d URSUANT to order, l will sell, at public
Il outcry, at Abbevilie Court House, OH
Sale Day in October next. (6) the Real Estate
of JOHN BROWNLEE deceased, 1900
ACRES, more or !ess. bounded by lands of B.
W. Williams, J. w. Power, and Others IN
TWO OR MORE TRACTS Platts will be
made and exhibited on day Of sale.
W Terms, half Cash. As to other half
credit Of l2 months, and interest. Purchns-
ers to give bonds with two good sureties and
mortgage, and pay for papers and stamps.i
VIM. II. PARKER,
c. E. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
Sept. 10. 1868.
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lbt 4ailp &att Gitg,;
LAWS OF fow1.


AN AcTmaking il the duty IL me Clerk Or tho
Board of Supervisors to make return TO the
Governor Of tho location Of the graves of de-
ceased Iowa Soldiers, in their respective conn
ties, and fof other purposes.
WHEnE Al, The 1Cnitsd States 6oteSnnent has
through the Quartermasters Department, aigni-
fed its intention TO provide head blocks for the
grares OF ALI deceased Union G0ldierS, 9nhethef
buried in national or other cemeteries. upon IN
formation Of the Locality Of the graves bling COM
inundated TO that department; therefore. in or
der that accurate information may t. furnished
efthe locality Of such graves, within the State of
Iowa,
Section !. BE i eaac,ed BY The General As.ems
BY Of TIE .Nde Of fo,ea, That II shall be the dus
~ ol the Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors Of the
varioas counties Of the State, (where tire same
has not already been done. to report to the Gov
ernor OF the State, alist Of the names, rank, COM
pany, regiment, time and place of death and
place of burial of filtleceased soldiers Who were
II the military service of the United States Gov
eminent. As the eams nsy have been returned by
the various township assessors, under section is,
CHAPTER 90, of the laws Of the Eleventh General
Assembly: shd in csse~ where tbs necessary re-
turns to make such lists have not been made it
shall be the duty of the Board Of Supervisors to
cause the same to be made ~ speedily NJ can be
DONE except in such counties, where the County
Judges have already furniihed such lists in re-
spouse to a request heretofore made by the Gov
sfnor- Ths Board Of Ssrsrvieofs my DGke such
compensation for the services herein required, As
to them may seem just and equitable, TO be paid
by the County sas
SEC 2. When snch lists shall be returned to tbs
Governor, it sha be his duty TO communicate tbs
information therein eontsiped to any duly suthor-
iied agent Of the Qnartermas ter's Department, to
whom may be assigned the duty Of erecting head
blocks and otherwise protecting tbs graves q de-
ceased lows Soldiers. ~
SEC. 3. This Act being deemed Of Immediate
Importance by the General Assembly shall take
effect and be In force from and sitter its pubica-
tion in the Baily Stare Register and the Io9a
Heme.tend, newspapers published in Polk
County, Iows. -
Approved March 1afh, 1858. s.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act took ef-
feet By publication as required in Section there
Of on the 25th day Of march, A. D. 1853.
Ed WRI6Hr, Secy Of State.
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1yHoI6E NE6HA MOCK RdTATOE8
- sesssAsa 49, nsEss.nsel. 9l.ss:s e
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCh-On 4th
stscct, bstwssa Concert sad High. Services every
Sunday q II :. =. aad I P. =. Sabbath ssAool
WRsTNINsTRER 'PREsBYrEKTAH
CHURCH, 70. 8. )-On Seventh street, bstwsea
Main and Blondesa. Services every SshhatA ~
II :. =. and ,. y. 6aAsaah Hskssl = = =.
UNITED rHzssY1 ssiSIa~oss. 5;.sss..
sud 81 strssas. sssvlssD essuy oaAaa1A 4 II !.
n. And ! 3. =. sundA1 gsAeel q % I. =.
aPSaessa.rros.1 taso1 CO. s. :...
bstvssa IinA - BlxlK. Services eyey Bab-
ba4h y u = - sa1 7 p =. 6Absaea 6sAosa at
sPn. Prayer n''si,S = 1r M.a..'1,y ;,ss s
Exchange STREET N. E. cHuRcu-on
Exchange street, tetween Third and Fourth.
Preaching every Sabbath at II .. N. and p m.
Sabbath School 1t n p. m. Public Prayer Meeting
on Wednesday evening. + II. WsAss.
III cHArMAR SQUARE N. f. cHuRca-cor-
ner Of Seventh AMI Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath 1t ii =. m. and Z p. m. Sabbath
School It !. M Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings JoHN HAYNES,
apr27-'66-1y Pastor.
FIRST Presbyterian Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath At II ..
m. and m. Sunday School At u Pm.
apr26-'66 l. N. CRIrrENDEs, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner of Blon-
deau and Eighth streets. Preaching at II A. y.
and u Pm. Sunday School 1t 81 A. \. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, at "A
o'clock. lfebli'67l 1T. WEsrovER. Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Open for public SER
vice 1t II =. M, and at u p. IN. Tho public cor
daily invited.
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PrseIanation.

The President OF the United States has
very properly issued this appropriate and
timely Proclamation for National Thanks
giving:
In the wear which Is now drawing to its end,
the ART the skill and the labor OF the People OF
the United States hare been employed WIN great
err diligence and vigor and in broader helds .nsn
aver before and the fruits Of the eArth nave pecu
gathered into the gransry ana .no s,oIenouse =
sn.,veious abundance Our highways have been
,eursnened, and new and prolific regions have
he-n occupied We are permitted to hepe tnat
Iony nrotracted political and sectional discussions
are. at no distant day, to give place 70 rstuIAne
harmony and fratcrnal affection Throughout tne
Republic. Many foreign States have en.eleo
into liberal agreements with -, While nations,
| .h;eh sre far off, and which heretofore have osen
/ un.oeial and exclusive, have become our
| friend. The annual period Of rest, when No
l nave reached in health and tranquihty'
| md which is crowned by so many blessings, -,
l ~ universal consent, . convenient ana su!Aps
ane for cul.iyating personal Piety and practeinS
| nubiic devotion. i therefore recommend that
| THURSDAY, the TWENTY-SIxTH day Of No.
VENEER next, be SCI spsrt and observed oy 81
~. reonle of tho United States ~ day for pub
/ lie praise, Thanksgiving and prayer TO the Al
! mighty Creator and Divine Ruler Of the universe
i py whose ever wAtchfu merciful and gracious
/ providence alone states ana hsilons, ~ -
families and individual men, do hve ana now
/ and have their being.
IN witness whereof, ! have hersunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United states e
be affixed. -,
] Done at tho City Of Washington this twehtn daJ
/ Of October in tho year OF our Lore ON
thousand eight hundred and H1e5-esgA
and Of tho Independence Of the United
i states the ninctv-third
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the Pendent:
l MA. SEWARD. Secretary of State.
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ANOTHER CoxllpENcE S~IspLE.-Mr. Jno.
L. Michael, who resides at Harrington, was
al an early hour yesterday morning, victims
lied to the tune OF So, in the same unwary
manner that others have been before him.
TIN his way home from ST. Louis he "tell in
.yi,h very communicative individual, who.
upon their arrival in this city played the con-
liefence game on him 10 the amount above men
toned The two walked up street together,
and upon reaching the Estes House, the con-
tidence man requested Michael to tarry there
while he wen, up stairs to pay the charges
on a box of goods which he wanted to have
shipped. He returned IN short time hold.
l,s in his hand $1,000 note and q 500 note,
eta,jug to Michael that the charges on the box
were Si,5, aud requested the loan OF $50
until the banks should open, when he would
have the large note changed and return the
money. The request WAS readily granted by
Michael. who in short time discovered
that the man had disappeared through an
openiug in therear Of the building, leaving
Inn minus SO. The confidence game has
teeu PLAYED number Of times IN this city
lately in the same manner, and evidently BY
The same man. We trust that he may DO APP
pretended.
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Nsrthwnt,fl Union Packet Company.
white Cellar Line,

Regular fare to 81. Louis TWO DOLLARS. until fuT-
ther orders.
Daily line Of passenger Packets TO st. Louis and
all intermediate points, consisting Of the EO0.
JAoP11, Captain Burnett, master; the PuI1s,
00B3IDA IAN, Captain Davidson, master. and
The fTA1oA. Captain Kob,. Hill, master, ons
of which will leave tho landing each day al
$50 .. IN.
The above boats will make close connection
with those running between this point and st
Paul.
Arrangements have recently been made IL
transferring nj Rock Island by which passenger
can reach ST. Paul ~ hour. in adyanre Of any
other line.
Ia addition 10 the above the passenger sne
freight Packets MokLID mcPIKg. Captain
aiosss Hall, ins.t1r; VICTORY, Captain SEQ
field master, and ths PALMER, will make reg
1lar trips.
Ticket. for sale over the Hannibal and st. 10
seph and Southern Pacific Road 10 all point
west Of the Missouri river.
patronire the Line that reduced the ratee.
For freight or passage apply TO the ,fice d IN
Company, corner Blondean and Leyec.
S. NJ. ARcHER, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-18

The jubilatlsn at Fort Madison Friday Of
ternoon was an admirable success in ever,
way. The people Of the Northern part O
tic county were out en- masse, and Durling
ton, Keckuk and Dallas we're represented b,
Tanner Clubs, as we'll ~ numerous citizens
Our folks were especially grateful in abun-
dant admiration Of the ample provision,
made By the ladies Of Fort Madison Cor the
comfort Of their guests on the occasion.
We hope to publish report Of the affair
more at length in our next issue.
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The meeting 1t the Grant CisD '0on -
evening was participated in by : large NAN.
Der Of our citizens. There waa - unasnaa
manifestation Of enthasiasm. Lively and
an;ma.ins speeches we're made By n. W.
sample, Esq. r. H. Gilmore, Esq, and
Col. VIM Leighton, who confined themselves
principally to the results Of the October cleo
tons. The occasion WAS enlivensd by excel
lent music from the Glee Club.
At the conclusion Of the nesting tho Ian
uers marched to the residence Of Daniel
Pressed, Esq, 10 witness the splendid illu-
mi,.tioa there, and gave three cheers for
Grant and Colfax.
Tho Republicans Of Keokuk are wide
awake.
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First national s.nk Ana,rs.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OrrIor orCoarrKoil.ER or THx CuRRsscY,
October Is, 1858.
DEAR S1as: am in receipt Of your let
ter Of the 9Th inst, il having been handed
10 me by the Second Comptroller, to whom
It WAS enormously directed.
The Receiver of the First National Bank
Of Keokuk has paid into the Treasury OF the
United States all the money he has collected
from the assets Of the Bank. This he il OBJ
.iged to do By section SO Of the Na,ional
Currency Act The Comptroller Of the Cur
rency is required to make ratable dividend
Of the moneys so PAID over to him, on oil
,nch claims ~ may have been proved or ad-
Indicated.
expect to sell the bonds held BY the
Treasurer Of the United States, to secure the
circulating notes Of the Bank, about tho Isl
of November, when hope to be able to add
i considerable sum othe assets Of tho Bank,
from the margin, and the premium and IN
crest on the bonds. As soon ~ possible Of
| ter that I shall declare diyidend-probablJ
/ by the 18th OF November. Due notice, how
ever, will be published.
Very respectfully yours,
4. r. HrLBURD, Comptroller.
] hessrs. GlILNogE 4 ANDERSON, heoknk
/ Iowa.
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MoNrRosE, Iowa, Oct. i, 1855

MoNTKOSE, IbW0i OCT. n IoVo'
Ep,Togs GATE CiTY-Dedr Sirs Please
announce that Hon. J. b. Drayer, Of Mt
Pleasant, candidate for Circuit Judge, viii
idress the citizens of Montrose. Monda,
evening Oct. 10, at 4 p. M, on the poliiica
sues of the day.
The Tanners of TT. Madison and Nauvoo
will be out in full force with banners, music
&c. A good time u expected.
One and all are invited.
BY order of Grant and Colfax Club.
WM. H. MoRRlsos, Secretary.
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ar.ra RALLY ~ Keesa~aos.
KEosAueuA, Iowa, Oct. Is, Isl

KEosAuouA, Iowa, Oct. Is, 1868
E.plroR GATE CRY, KEokuK, Iowa ::
Please announce in to-day's issue Mass
Meeting and Republican Rally At keosauqua
October I'D.
Senator Harlan and Colonel G. G. Carpen-
tar are the speakers. Hon. George ". Nc
Cary and Hon. NJ. II. Jones have been ms
vited.
Torchlight procession and speaking in the
evening. Tanner organizations are invited
who will be returned free,
Very truly, RoRT. SLOAN.
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A CARp.-To those ladies' and gentlemen
of Keokus, Iowa, who SO kindly ministered
to my necessities in time Of need, and to
the physician who attended me during se>
we're and protracted illness, desire to return
my sincere and heartfelt thanks. And since,
through their generosity, am enabled to
retnrn 10 my native land, take this oppor.
tunity Of assuring them that carry away
with me, and shall ever entertain, noet
grateful remembrance Of them and all their
kindnssses mAail in my behalf.
[Signed] Ms. LYDIA Cooxrs.
SrEAxsnlr Euaoex, NEw YoRg.
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BoB ANDERSON, the rope walkist,' who
has been IN inmate Of the "boose" for sew.
eral days, waived examination at the Re.
corder's court yesterday, the bond having
been Fixed at $500. In case Anderson fall
to give the required security he will be sem
to Fort Madison to await the next term O
the District Court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-18

Light overcoats ere i'll demand just now. =
When the weather Gets 10 be bitter cold you
will need something heavier. Call at Ven.
Gill, Jones 4 Cos and supply yourself with
something seasonable in that line. Piece
goods and gents furnishing goods are alsc
kent there
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-18

RALLY AT CARTHAGE.-We have received
the announcement Of Grand Rally Of lie
pahlcans at Carthage on Friday Octobe
23d. Speeches will be made by GEN
PALMER and Hon. JAMES STARK.
There will be music: Ere works aud gran.
torchlighs procession in the evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-18

AT the already well known and popular
Boot and shoe Store Of W. P. Uphom, Main
street, near Fifth, you can get any article you
want in his Line at the very lowest figures
His goods are custom made and warranted Is
give satisfaction. 60 where you can do tn,
basf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-18

Br reference 70 letter published in Iii.
mornings issue, from the Comptroller d
she}T Treasury 10 Messrs. Gilmore 4 Ander
sop, Our readers win learn something OF III.
progress Of proceedings in the matter OF til.
settlement Of the affairs Of the First Nation
al Bank Of Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-18

WHETHER on Nor.-Whether the VIM
blows or whether lis calm, whether il is
muddy Or whether tits dry. whether tbs cold
orwarm, the same Inducements are always
held out 70 buy ysnr clothing Of Isaac N.
Stern / Co., where yon can get the best bar
gains to be had in the city,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-18

"A thing Of beauty is a Joy forever. =
Those dress cashmere hatss fall style, at J
O. VOORHEES, 4 Bros won't last quite tina
long, but they are, nevertheless, Things o
beauty and you can buy them at the low
est popsihle figures.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-18

A NAN whose name We could not ascertain
WAS seriously injured on Friday afternoon
while q work on the Rapids improvement
near the lower lock. he was engaged a,
hauling dirt, when the bank above him gave
way, partially burying him. His recovery i,
said to be doubtful
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-18

LEvEE MEETlNG.--R Mr.. Green, Of the
. Episcopalian Church, will preach on the
leves this afternoon at II clock. The ser
viees will be held inside CT near the keokuk
and st. Louis Packet Depot. Let all go who
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-18

Jnsf WHAT WE NEsp.-The leading Jour
nails in the East are in ecstacies over tn,
marvellous effects of MIsHLER's Haas Blr
TIERS It'll rapidly driving out all other ton
ic Btters and patent medicines ia the mar
ket. We hope our druggists and storekeep
ers will introduce it here. oc,l5-eod-lw
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Arrivalsaal Dsparturesof tho Haih
cLosiss.
A.rlr,l, md p,rnats. Of kesLuk Paskeh

ROE R0Y, Arrives on Sunday and Thur
,,.s : O'clock >. M, and Departs or Tuesday
aud Friday, att o'clock .. MI
ANDY JoHM00N, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, It o'clock r n, ana Departs on
Wednesday and Saturday, at : .. m.
III, JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, at p. M, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, at =. N.
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pole Raising.

The Republicans of Elyaston will raise I
Pole on Monday, October 10th, at o clock
p. IN. Major X. w. McClaughrey is AZ
peeted to address the people. a genera
good time is anticipated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-18

THERE will be services partaking OF tht
Sunday School concert character at Banner
Mission S. S. this evening. The exercise!
will be interesting and profitable. The pub
lie are invited.
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new 1sra-aasHss.

QeW YoS3 0as1oss
~ telegraph Nsv eax. Oct II,
Flour-CIossd dull aad 5010e lower.
WAsat-Dail I'D noniaally sasjss; 10 spffsg u 10
No do q %; white MieAisaa % s7oN.
Ays-Quist n q ooO1s u.
Oaes-Asevs ard Arn ct 10.
Corn-Dsll u 81 i4Ol l5H for snsossd u fsto1f h
Sound mixed WESTERN.
Pork-RasAsr easier 500 Dbl. Of mrs. ). ~ so rssu
lar, closing ct Is IS offered, % ssksd.
Bssf-Duil and droopiAy.
Cut n skh-Qsist.
BAcon-Firn and In fair on qulry.
Lard -Duil at 1sDN for fair to prime steam.
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keskak and Chsyenne.

EDlToR GATE CrTY-De0r Sir: A it may
interest some persons to know how Keokuk
may be and is becoming known ~ manu-
featuring CITY, would say that now send
Carter's Yeast Cakes - far west % Chsy
snne City, ria the Great Pacific Railroad.
Ed. s. CARTER, Agent
Carter Manufacturing Comp'y's Chemical
Works.
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NoTlcE.-Several parties claim to make An
Yeast or Baking Powder equal to Car
ter's.' We would respectfully beg leave to
say that such il not the case.
Ed. S. CARTER,