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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-22
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

THE undersigned will offer at Public
Sale, on Saturday, the 1st day Of February,
1868, at one o'clock p. NJ, on the premises,
the following land and premises, part Of
the Estate Of William Wallace, deceased,
situated in the County of Harrison and
State Of Ohio, and described as follows, to-
wit: Tho North part OF the North-we
quarter of Section No. five (5) in Township
No. ten 10), of Range No six (6). in the
Steubenville Land District, in said County,
containing eighty-six acres more or less.-
Appraised at 81, 1872 90.
Terms: One third on the lst day OF April
1868, and balance in two equal annual pay
ments, with interest from April |. 1863.
JAMES KIRKPATRICK.
Adm. with the VIII annexed of Wilfism
Wallace, decd, and Mary w. Wallace.
Jan.s, 1853 4w
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-22

MIRO GLYcERINE was discovered in 1S47
By an Indian chemist named Sombrero.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-22

DUNNO 1851, one personin ten in Brook
yn was under arrest; in New York. ono in
tweniyiuuf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-22
EATyORCE NOTICE.

EAEVORCE NOTICE.
The Defendant Mary A, Baldwin of the
County of ashington in the State of Penn
sylvania, is hereby notified that plaintiff,
John f. Baldwin, did on the 10th day OF
December 1867, file his petition in the uifico
of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas.
for Harrison County, Ohio charging the do
fendant it'll adultery with one, (name un.
known,) and praying to be divorced from
defendant for that eau e, which petition will
be ior hearing al the next term OF said Court.
JOHN s. PEARCE,
Atty for Plaintiff.
Dec I8 1867 S6w
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-22
PARTITION.

Samuel Sloan, Mary Ann Coulter and
Thomas Coulter. james Sloan Jano Steel,
and Nelson Steel, and the heirs Of Sarah
Henderson deceased, to>wit: Samuel Hem
derson. William Henderson, John Hender-
son, James Henderson. Jacob Henderson,
and Mary Jane Henderson. will take notice
that petition was filed against them on the
9Th day of December, A. u. 1857, in the
Court of Common PlsaS of Harrison coun-
ty, Ohio. by Moore Sloan. and is now PEND
ing, wherein said Moore Sloan, demands
partition of the following real estate, toewit:
Situated in the coun,ty of Harrison and the
Stat~ of Ohio, and being lot number four
teen "a in the Town OF Harrisvlle, in said
county, situated on the North side Of ~, ain
Street in said town. and is sixty feet front,
by one hundred and sixty feet deep.
And that at the next term of said Court
the said Moore Sloan will apply for an orr
dar, that partition may be made OF eaid
premises.
j. NJ. TSTEP,
Atty for Petitioner.
Toa -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-01-22

Opposite the Public Buildings, Cadiz, c
MAAKE ana keep on hand the finest quail
I'VE ity of Ladies' Wear, also Fine Boots
and Shoes, sewed or pegged, equal lib style
to the best city make. We up and keep the
lasts for each regular customer, al'-ays 10
uring perfect 1T
May 4, 1865.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

TIM Bank RoBB1RY At QuixcY. Our
geographic columns yesterday morning an
nounoed that tho First National Bank Of
Quincy had been robbed, II about noon Of
the previous day, Of quite . sum Of money.
The Herald Of yesterday gives the parslou.
lars Of the robbery - follows;
The plaa taksn TO eff.o. thi. rohbsey ~. M
doubte6iy we'll matafed and a. near 50 ~ could
learn about ~ follows; At noon, about the time
meals, he entered the Bank with : boz ' ell
wrapped mp under bis arm. The promises had
been we'll studied, and this boz was very essential
TO the successful accomplishment Of his plan The
box WAS laid upon tho door near the counter. on
the west side Of the Bank, within but . few fest
Of where Mr.. Caleb Bloom, the receiving teller,
stood A huge pile Of greenbsckf Of various de-
nominations, put up IN packages, were lying to the
left Of Mr.. Bloom, - tsmptingly ~ Athief would
wish to see. II WAS only tho work Of minute
The box va properly placed, and nothing was 70
hs done bnt mount the hox, resch over the railing
and grab the money. Twas done, and with :
handful Of grcenbacks the d.ring, desperate rob>
boz 1ed me nAnk. Inc performance vas 50 un-
expected that Mr.. Rloom was dumbfounded for !
minute, but soon rallied. and springing over the
counter he started in hot pursuit Of the fleeing
robbsF. After leaving the Bank .. tho entrances
on 2anpshirs strcst. ths sobbeT struck down
Fourth street at gait that would have done crsdi,
to : "qaaxtsr horse-'s Mf. Bloom purrusd It the
tcp = his spesd. crying out, "caseh him, catch
him"
The fleeing rohber crossed Fourth street, ana
daAhsd into . saloon on tho vest aide OF Fourth
bstvssn Hanlpshits and Vermont, snd running
ATough, lsapsd cut Of window in room in ths
~ - - saloon. Ne ths4 managed afssr msk-
ing two % tArse sderts, 70 sosls very high board
AnAA III n3~~~A A.. n -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25
THE CAMPAIGN.

Tho New York Republicans ars singing thu
spirited campaign song:
Men Who hse wi Wsdsworth blsA
Men whom Grant has often led.
Now's tho time 70 70 ahead.
Grant and victory
Now's the day and now's the houT.
Be- the front Of battle lower,
sss approach the rsbsls' power.
Chains Of slavery.
Who will be traitor knaves
Who can I'LL rebels grave!
Who SO base - to be slavs!
He must vote for Seymour
BY expressions, woss and pains.
By your sons in servils chsins,
We will drain our dearest veins,
And will keep them free
Lay the negro slavsrs low,
Rebels fall in every foe,
L,bsrty'a in every blow;
Let NJ U.S. themvp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

HARrz, THE LLuslosIr.-Thia wonderful
performer appears next Thursday evening at
the Atheneum, for the FIRST time in this city.
His announcement in full will be found on
the FIRST page. We have clipped the follow.
ing from the Chicago Post
HARr1.-Ths illusionist's entertainments 1t the
Music Hall Of the Opera House, continue to BE- we'll
attended, and arc witnessed with delight and -
constituent The most noticeable Of the fea.s il
the flower trick, which was received with loud
manifestations Of applause description Of this
leEerdemain will enable cur readers 10 perform il
in their rarlors Il home. Given wo common
aower-pota nearly filed with sandy ioa.1; paste
board tubs in conical shape, open It both ends,
and about two feet long, and three small stands,
with tin trays on each. Placing one Of the pots
on the center stand, covering il with the cone,
then slowly raising it you nnd bulb protrudine
some two inches from the earth in the pot, Then
carrying the pot to Of the stands you place i,
thereon, and again covering it With the cone, yop
ssntly raiee IL, and 10! beautiful shrub covered
With gorgeous red flowers appears. Proceed In .
similar manner With the other pot, and you have
Tower. pura and white as the driven snow. Last
", place the cone on the third stand and raise II
before the eyes Of your astonished audience, and
you hare the climax Of the trick, flower pot and
flowers, where seemingly nothing wss before
America BY Prof. Harris. The other tricks Of the
agreeable conjursr are very wonderful. and mus,
be aeen to - spPrecisted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

Mr. Justin Mccarthy, editor Of the Lon>
don Morning Star, 10 on his way to this coun>
try, where he will be welcomed warmly BY
those who remember tho stand he took dur
eng the war when it cost . man, and espec-
Tally an editor, more than little to express
his preference. A large number Of Mr.. Nc
Charthy's friends and admirers assembled at
Radley's Hotel, London, on the 4tE instant,
to deliver an address to him on the oc-
casion Of his retiring from the editorial chair,
among whose names We observe those Of
Hepvorth, Dixon, Cyrus Field, DR.. Chsp-
man, editor Of the Hesminster Reriesc, g.
W. SmalIey, Of the New York Tribune, Mr..
Thomas Hughes, and = number Of others
wsll-known in the literary world.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25
New YORK FINANCES.

BY Telegraph NV YORK sfT'. =
Money-More active At sc per cent.
active and .rai paper s increasing quoted
t6R7.
6o,d-Un,e,ttea and lower; prices optned t4ils, de
elining to az, closed Al 4is4
E1perts $4,000.
Governments active .nd lower. closing more steady
Coupons Of 81 ls71al4 do 80 lflssal4; - ~ 10
do ss loA4Dlo7a: new sstS's: 81 sgls sse0A 1910
aK07S.
Rsilways active but weaker strong Western shares
irregular and slightly lower, clos ng STEADY: Express
stocks opened busyant, closing easier; mIscallaneou
shares dull, except Pacific Hail
At $50 the prices were: American Express 4skMbo
usBx 5ol<Dblsz; MI 24t4Gss; Pacific Mall loD1s
Western Union Telegraph 3n4ass; n C12I1aH
Erie 4aA@A; pfd 6alt1A; Reading saA1s. Wabash
6saZ; pfd 7ea77; I Q 1s4Ao44; R lo2l1G1f '
ssNasT; pfd s71Is; I 4 1924
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

IMPROVEMENT OF TIE VALLEY RoAD.-The
Register Of Wednesday has the following
concerning the improvement Of the Valley
Road at Summit:
The Dos Moines Valley Railroad Company
have decided to commence the important improve
ment Of their line at the Summit near keossu-
qua. In the early days Of the road, when its en-
cheering WAS in other hands, sad blunder was
made in the selection Of : route passing ever the
high lands which form the great bend in the river
near Keosauqna. The valley 1t this point was too
cirouitous and had to be avoided. The present
line, besides being exceedingly costly, II from the
height Of it, Filings, made up Of great quantity
OF tFestling. The company nov wisely resolving
to cut OF tie expense Of maintaining - much Per
ishabls work, 70 to the expense Of oonstrueting .
new road bed Of about two miles IN length on the
ground which should have besn It Asst sslsctsd.
Such IL the topography Of the country q this
point, that the cost Of the improvement cannot
fall far short of one hundred thousand dollars, or
about the sum necessary to complete the grading
Of the Iowa Minnesota Railway from this city
to Ames-a distance Of thirty-thr miles. A val
nsbls lesson may be learned from the early sxpe-
risncss Of this company, on the subject Of the
adoption OF routes, and i, il just here that the
compstent engineer often proves himself worth his
weight in greenhacks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25
to this matter 1t onre.

PEasoEAL,-Hon Hiram Barney, Of New
York, is in the city. Hv will spend several
weeks hare.
Col. Perry is homo from New York. he
says two good things; 6rst, that we will sure
y have that bridge over the river sooner
than many anticipated; secondly
New York is oil square and sound fol
Grant
Col. O. c. Hale. Of the State Bank, i.
home again. He has been TO the Eastward
so too are Col. Shelley and ". W. Wescot
Who have also been East.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

Corros 4 SHARrLEY's MlxsTREis.-Ihis
troupe will present itself to ths citizens OF
Keoknk, this evening, at tbs Athenenm.
We have seen several complimentary no
tees Of their performances in our exchanges
of late. vs. give one below from she'Minne-
apolis Tribune, which will show how the
troupe WAS appreciated It that place
An overfowing house grestsd Cotton Sharp.
ley. mnstrels last night. The favorable rspu-
tation Of this company had led our people TO an
tioipste : rich treat, and lots Of fun, and 10 srs
bound to say they were in no~iss disappointed
The entertainment more than realized the cxpec-
tstions Of the audience, and kept them upon ths
broad grin 4 good portion Of the time. Iheil
music, both vocal and instrumental, va superb
and their witticisme and negro sccentrieities
new, original and perfectly irresatable. For I
hearty laugh, and an evening Of rssl enjoyment
recommsd us to Cotton sharplcy's ninetrels
All persons who are % constituted AZ 70 be IN
able to appreciate evening Of that kind. should
by no means attend.
Asa whole, il IL ono Of The best troupea thai
has ever visited the State, and their reception
last evening is An assurance Of full houses durins
their stay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25
yodhWnte1 Union Packet Company
"white Cellar" Liss,

Daily line Of passenger Packets 70 81. Loois and
Iii intermediate points, consisting Of the 49,.
yA0pDD Captain Burnett, master; the III.
49, S10 A.. Captain Davidson, master, and
the f9A0oA. Capitals Robt. Hill, master, one
81 vhieh viii lssEs the landing each day At
$40 :. N.
Tho shove boats will make close connsction
w.th those Euaning befvssn this point and st.
Paul. In addition 70 the above the passenger and
treisht Packets 10lLl1 11eYt0. Captain
neld. master, and the PA11g01, will makeTeg-
ular trips. For freight Or paasass apply 70 the
,f6cs q the Company, corner Blonaeau and
Lave hng, .. =. AscHrR, Assnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

ATTENTION, JusIoR TANNERS. There will
hea meeting At the Gran. Club seem, te-
night, II I o. clock, for the purpose Of parade.
r. G. PARRorr, Capt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25
oa,..se L,.. s,oen m.rn.s.

CnisaGo Live stoeE Marhst.
By telegraph CHICAGO. sept. ~
Cattle-Recepts 7eo Trade dull and prices shade ca
sr salea Of 20 1t soI4 10 for Inferior 70 good
b25as for fair 70 medium light steers a63 for good
smooth shipping heevss.
Hogs- Receipts 200. Market was fairly actvs bnt
prices 1ba25c lower en fair to Medium grades and
$50 30 on inferior snd os SAILS u s,fss At
Is for inferior and common; soG Is for fair to
dium: 9 25Dl0 Tx for good TO choice lots.
eheep-Receip.s !, 1864. Market fairly active snd on
good to extra choice grades prices aoe higher ,sss
OF ,04s at range 3D475
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25
RIvkR.nEws.

AkKITE Ed.
Steamer Phil. sheridan. 81. Louls.
!" Rob Roy,
Sucker State,
I" Grey Eagle, Quincy.
DEBATED.
Steamer Phil. Sheridan. 81. I ode.
z Rob Roy,
2 Sucker State,
T Grey Eagle, Quincy.
The q. 8. mail steamer, Harry Johnson,
will depart for st. Louis this morning at the
usual hour o'clock.
The Tom Jasper, Of the White Collar
lins, viii lsAvs tor...ths sAms-plAcs at The
same time.
The Addis johnson, Of the same line,
leaves Montrose for ST. Paul, on arrival Of
tho 7:45 train on the North road.
The Grey Eagle lsAvss for Quincy this
morning Ct $3.50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

!. O. o. F.-Regular meeting Of Pucke>
chetack Lodge No. -, this Friday evening,
ais o'clock. Work on. the 1nitiatory and
Fifth Degrees Asmbsrs are requested to
attend. J. L. HAILowELL, Sec.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

ABOUT eighty foreigners have been nAtu-
ralizsd during the present session Of the ..
3. District Court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

AsorHxR lot Of fresh Baltimore Oysters,
Just received BY 8. Keller. corner Of Second
and Main. FIR sale Wholesale and retail.
6sp 94-fridsun
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

LET Us have rousing meeting tonight
Let the Club Room be crowded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

HoE. J. B. Youso, candidate for Elsctor,
Who addresses our people tonight, i. an aba
and eloquent speaker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25
Rssiss.r Rssis..ri Register ,

Ne8ieG4ST AsBtsFF HstiNsFT
Let every vOsss 80 70 Recorder Wilson 8
office and ses thas his name is registered oil
right. II ron think Of ! Republican not
likely = rsgister, look for the name on the
list, and il not registered zee that it is done.
Eevery man whose name il not registered BY
the Tusslay preceding the November slec>
ton will lose his vote.
AttAv,d u this mattar n onr~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25
New Orleans MARKET.

New Orleans Market.
BY Telegraph NV OlInAH Sept ~
Cetton-Dsclined: midilinss27
1lour-Inact re; 81 i2k
Corn-Dnl &lElo5
OAts-o1
HAy-Unchanged
Pork-Duli and lower. $50 2h4 90 90
Baeon-Declined; shoulders 49,; CLEAR side. ~.
LArd-f1erce lal<: kee 2lk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

Tns stock Of Boots and Shoes now kept BY
W. p. Uphsm, Main street, near Fifth, il
custom made and guaranteed to do good ser
vice. Call and examine the stock, and se-
cure . good bargain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25
aeO vuya mafhax

se~ vuya uaFAars
=. r.tsx,.nn NEE esz. Sept. ~
r,onr-taloc lower with moderate lee.l trade de-
mand.
Dull nom nally 10 2, lower, With limited ex-
port and milling demand tesf!ne chiefly u.ron sfTsps
kye-o,list 81 II ato for western.
ust.-Doll and heavy: 742.17t for new w.stefh IN
atars aud siioat
Corp-Cosed dull. u 1sal0 fol sound mixed
Pork-Quist; S2s 35a371s fer usse cash and regular
Beef-Dull and declining
CatiY eats Dull
Bacon-Dull: prices favor buyers.
Lard Dull and nominal 1850 % for f.ir 10 pr,~s
stes M tbs latter Al extreme.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25
.AnRETr M TELEGRAPH,

Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph uhio1s'' reps -
.rlou-lrresular aud heavy; pomnally 2sc lower hs-
c.ipts ], 6i6 bush, shipments 1850
Whsat-Irregular, unsettled and lower No u ~
No 81 45kM6; No ~ siQb Receipts los,sli sasn
shipments g. BIS.
Oorn-Quiet. closing weak; No s2,4 et< No VIA =
Y Receipts o., AIS bush, shipments " ieo.
0xts-Buat >na lever ~ 81 A.neipfs ilo.soo Olsn
shipments 1e2.265.
KyeDull and lower: 81 1878 for Nos land l. be
ceipts Is 500 bush. shipments - SO
Barlsy-Unsettled; No Isl 7tOo hseeiph iosoo
bush shipments $50.
proyi.iou.-Heavy and lower; pork $es 50.
Bacon Shoulders lo1
EhtsA9-DnH ard nominal Al Il 70 fres
Freishts-Easier. ~ for oats, 81 for corn 70 hauso
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

QuIxcm ass 5 rars psodaction Of the
Western country. and il . not, therefore,
matter Of aurprise thai our friend g. .. fn'i-
lioe PLACED ! value on thoss growing ~ ME
sardsn far beyond their intrinsic worth.
But. 70 his disappointmsnt and chssrin, .
discovered, on Yesterday noruing, thas soma
on. he'd been there during the night and
.s..h.red', them for him. Charlie he's our
heartfelt symps.hy, and II - had any assar.
auos that thss chap il within the sound Of
our voice, ~ would vent our spleen, but -
we have not, Ne will merely ~ that vs
think he was very inconsidsrste, and 4 ne
will make himself known, ~ will express
ourself more FULLY on the subject.
Hoy. JoHs vAs vALkESBrRc wisely
changed Hon. J. B. Youngs appointment
evening before last, from Fort Madison %
West Point. Then Van valksuburg bestirrsd
himsef With bic wonted irrepress,bls sner'
-, rallied the Tanners and the Republican,
in eli that part Of the county, and tho result
wss splsndid meeting. Over one hundred
snd forty Tanners ware out with lamps
! There va big crowd, and Ar. Young made
| ! stirring and strong speech. Tho Dsnocrs'
cy had : meeting the sams evening, about
which they had been blowing for > lonl
time. Van Bennett vas thsrs, and spok'
his piece. The Republicans on short notic'
| beat the Democratic denomination oil hol
| low. The Republicans had the most crowd
the most enthusiasm, and the most speech
| aud came ont ahead in every particular.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

II. Louis Cattle Market.
ByFre-srsphl A. Louis, Sept -
Live stoch unchanged; supply good ofail finds
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

BufrxR-2S to $40 p y.
Eees-l6c.
PouL1nY-Live Chickens - Is to q IS 4 dos.
eoasnun-5e to 6oc per allon.
PorA1oHs-New Q0c to 81 10 y busheL
swEEr PorAroas-Whits 81 IS TO -; red II 90
TO 1l25.
ON1oNs-75c per bush.
TonAroEs--$l 90 10 20 per bush.
LAxp-City cured lsAc per b. Country cured
17c to $50 per ID.
BsxswAx--36 to $50 per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, II y l2c; loose loc per y,
FsArnEEs-Prims 5octo e5c per n.
RASs-Cotton, 30 per ID.
Wnrp BpAns-Common to good 4 to SIS
CnxssE-Good country l6c. Factory geo.
vmssAa-Ellington's Cider 7sc per gal.
BaAH-Dull At 6oc per 100 lbs.
FtuYrs-Gresn Apples ~ IS 70 81 50 per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to l24c per ID. Fresh
Peaches 81 90 to 90 per bushel.
Dried Peaches, 15c; none in market.
GRApEs-5 to &c per ID. by the box.
S....-Timothy 81 80 TO 2 80. Glover 81 80.
FAX sssd 81 IS to 81 on.
Ons-Coal oil soc. Linseed, raw q ~, boiled
9I25. Lard, No. 81 40, No. 2 Fl 80.
Fish ii 90 70 81 10.
Lrys srock-Eeef Cattle - 90 to IS W gross
Hogs, good lots, s. 70 80 SO gross. sheep
Is tos 50 gross. Veal Calves fromFso "
to 80 90 :,
p.cov-Citv cured canvassed hams 20c, shoul.
dera i3Ac, clear sides l8c. Country cured
ham. l4c: shoulders l2lc; sides l7ac-
PoRK-Mess 70 to $50 per Dbl.
WooI-Tub washed 40c.; fleece 90 nns
| SOC; unwashsd, 20 to23c.
| HAY-Timothy choice in sctivs demand ~ TON =,
~ o, to SO 90 per ton. Prairie % "
/ to 80 90.
| woon--9b SO 20 50 so per cord according 70 quAl
III, in good demand. a.. N,
| H1p.s-Green, Sc; do cured loc; dry aint 2oc
do salt l5c per ID. - :,
| EALr-Lake % l5@3 IS. ohto hfsef - .
on levee. !,
/ GLAss-sXl0 90 50. Rates discounted 30 to =
per cent.
/ NAms-45 rs rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

Hos. j. B. Yorse arrived in town last
evening.
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nov. J. =. you've,
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
ELECToR,
WILL SPEAK IN KEOKUK,
ERTDAY EVE g, SEPT 2btA.

NJ. Young il IN eloquent speaker. -
a. have Grand crowd 70 hsas him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-09-25

Hon John Ven ValEeaburg
s AN NJ q L A r <
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Financial and Commercial.


cerr,cs.d daily BY Snow Z Hu1sa, Comm ssioa
Merchants, Second street.
-
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WILL srMx Al
III hPnAK At
YIN G 4 N n 5 >
Friday Evenine, 6spe. nth

Tax TArxsas viii turn ont tonight 70
heer Mai. J. B. Yossg, Rspablioaa oaadi-
dats ior Elsctor q Large, Who addresses or
citissas. A limited nunbee q uniforms
haze been received q lasG, aad Il i 70 b
hoped that they viii b called for ss once.
w viii parade Saturday evening also, and
the companies 10 Warsaw and Hamilton
have accepted invitations 70 visit ~ and
hear sx.Govsfuor Stone speak. Meet q
the Halls q 7 o'clock each evening.
SAN. s. SAMPLE. Caps. IA Co.
Eli. RAusEY. Cant, uB" Co,
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