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STATS NEWS.

The Knoxville roter says: "The pre-
l;mipary surveys Of the route fefthe Abba,
Knoxville i Des Moines Railroad are nov
completed; and the engineers have secured
room over the Postoi6ce, Knoxville, where
they are now at work making out their esti-
mates, DC. The work goes bravely on.
On the afternoon Of the 7th, = man named
Martin Atkins, living in Nsvburn, Marion
county, Vas accidenlly drowned about : m''s
South Of this place. he had been sou'n
somewhere and in returning found that tue
Charlton creek had overaowed its banks, pni
..e;n. the road across the bottom on the
South side had been travelled, he drove along
until the seam plunged into slulee or branch
where the bridge had washed away. Another
man and boy. with Atkins in the wagon,
managed to get ont, but we're 50 exhausted
and benumbed With the cold .hat they could
render Atkins no assistance. In the mean
time the team had drowned and ATKINS mad
90. on to The wagon bed floating in the water,
and the other man went to a house about
half mile distant for help, which Immediate.
L. started for the scene Of disaster, but upon
their arrival Atkins had disappeared. on
Sunday morning his body was found about
two rods from where the wagon stood. Cor.
oruor MILAN held an inquest and the verdict
was Accidental Drowning. We learn
Atkins followed teampg for living, and
leaves a wife and four children tn mourn his
loss. After the inquest, the body WAS sent
10 the family, and the arrival Of the corpse
was doubtless The first intimation the poor
mans family had that they were berett OF
husband and father.
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Literary s.,,e...

LIrrIEs l.lviso AoE, No. 1871, brings to
ito friends these choice literary viands: The
Father Of the Wesleys; Linda Tressel PHI
meas Finn; Greed Of the Royal Cas,e; Dis
lance Of the Sun; The Mystery Of Darkness !;
Italy IN Danger fron France; Spiritual Wives !;
Or. Nevman's Poems; Rumored resignation
Of Mr.. Adams; The Home Of Calhoun !;
Ihree-fold Praise. And numerous poetic.l
ana short pieces. Published By Little L Cav.
Boston Is cents Number.
0oDrr's LADr's Book never better de,
served the praise Of its lady friends and resd-
sss than in the April number. In its slesan.
fashion plate and numerous excsllent illus,
'fss'on., 70 lis full table Of consents, wherein
many OF the favori,e writer's FOR The I..d,,,
0oo1 appear in this monthly greeting, he,
un' ma much to please them, Wben ,on
want 70 take choice home m.r,z;n. IA
fashion Journal, subscribe for Godev's I.d,.,
Book. Pab!ished b. I. 4. Godey. phil.a.,.
pAiai - per aanun.
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4 SAD CASE or SUICIDE.
heath Of M. y. 4. Dallaua 81 the WAR
saw Bulletin.

F. A. Dallume Esq, Editor Of the Nsrss.
Bullstis, committed suicide on Sunu.I'
March 18th. It was noticed tbs. re
boring under unusual mental exc''s"su' ~
several days. Nj. Dallsm, IKE 20 mAns CIV
a md brilliant men, was the victim o. IN
-...,a. In recent years It had led him
;a,o - unwilling but strong bondage.
n. resisted, strove against il again and again,
-, :. often il bound him, struggling but help
less. Only few days before his desth ne
made last desperate effort to get out OF
tbr.ldom. He qui. the use ofliquor, but i
was only for about week. He couldn con-
troll the appetite. he was in Keokuk week
ago last Saturday and drank ccnsiaeraoiy
while here. From that time be seems % nase
been constantly under the influence Of strong
drink. He was excited, crazed. nus 80
par,;cularly noticeable Saturday evening iss'
ho,,t w., o'clock Sabbath afternoon young
gentleman in bis employ went to MS on'ce'
an, finding i. closed, broke open the door.
n. fon,,d Mr.. Dallam lying upon lounge,
and in great agony. He brought help and
n, Da,lam was taken to his home. de WAS
unconscious then, but afterwards he came to
himself and said that he had taken about two
onnees al Iandanum. Antdotes were admin
;.tered but yainiy. Iu transitions from con-
se;ousuess to unconscipusness he fingered on
uatil near one clock yesterday morning, and
then died. Four times before when ffenzied
BY liquor he had attempted to take bis NE,
but had been saved By timely aid.
Mr.. Daliam was not widely known here,
but the tidirgs Of his death Will reach ana
shock large circle of friends and acquaint-
anees ia hi. own State, where he was widely
known. He was many years q journalist
and had been connected With sesefai papers
in Illinois aud elsewhere. He was for some
years Editor OF the Quincy Whig end hep'to-
bean, aud came from that paper TO take
charge OF the Warsaw Bulletin. He was tai
euted. ready and brillian, writer true to hla
fniends, formidable 10 his foes, with generous
impulses ard large hearted; always with his
journalistic armour on, never lodging attacks
AID using all his guas full shotted when he
GOT into tight, decidedly party man, hon
est and with intense CONVICTIONS, an earnest
Re oblican, q good editor, gifted and noble
natnrcd man. all that knew him must pro-
foundry regret his unlimely ard sad death
he was. we presume. about forty -hse years OF
sya He leaves wife and seven children,
AZ L. .ntta
would be soothed and mtigated if the warm
sympathy Of numerous friends were competent
far that
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woelDs'r Lsr l#.-Ths Chicago Repab

woeLDs'r Lsr 'la.-The Chicago Rspab-
lican says
.'In our dispatches will be found the well
come intelligence that Judge Tappan. OF the
New York Supreme Court, has issued an IN
junction prohibiting the Merchants Union
Express Company from carrying out Us late
iisrepuiable bargain with The old Express
Companies. hy which not only IL oan stock
holders. but the entire community hsve been
shamefully betrayed into the power Of an nm
scrupnous combination, and has alsr granted
an order upon lis ofice.s to shes cause Why
they should not be removed. and \ receiver
appointed. ] he people everywhere will fray
that this injunction be made perpetual, and
that every official or Director. who was q
party to the late outrageous transaction BY
which TIE corporation was delivered over.
body and soul, to the mos, shameless monop-
oly ever organized in America. will be per
emptorily removed Ia the whole history Of
corporation oatrsges upon the public, there
is nothing to parallel the treason lately per-
petra.ed by those in control OF the Merchants
Union Express Company We feryently trust
.hatthe law may be found to be on the side Of
justice and right in this case.
We don't know what will come OF it. Bat
the business men OF keoknk and the entire
North who contributed to this enterprise are
certainly entitled 10 relief. There is no law
nor equity making man his own execu
TONER.
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b. Telegraph Mas fgAx, March II.
Rso.iet. for the week 1879 beers. iaJa2 sheer sad
l,nb. los hogs
daring tbs latter pert II last we de-
pressed by hsssy arrivals, and prices declined to-day
However attae National yards tbs off rings prssd
about 1000 head. maikt firm ard slightly higher do
msnd ia estr. lsS prime 10 ls; ist quality liz
q y: fair to good l5A9l'; ordinary 1915 inferior
i2r Is.
sheep and lam5s-Act.vs during the week; to-day
howsssr, prices are rather weak, extfa Pa " prime 20
"; inferir ~
Swine Quite steaiy: four car load, on lie at 10th
street s. bend At connunpAx; quotAu- ns 81 80.
Saturday 80 head Illinois. averaging 1870 POUNDS.
brought 3iGl o. common leo pounds sssrasinge,s.
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Thar staunch and fast going little packet,
nThe Eagle, with our excellent friend Cap.
tain Campbell in command, offers fne &C
commodatious now for the travelling and bust
ness public between Keoknk and Warsaw,
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* passing the establishment OF Messrs. A.
Weber1 Co., yesterday, we noticed that their
stock of Hardware and House Furnishing
Goods has commenced TO arrive. 10 few
DAYS the house will he prepared for the re-
ception OF customers.
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THE Executive Committee Of the Y. NJ. c.
A. of keoknk. will meet at the Baptist
Church, corner Of Eighth aud Blondesu
streets, this Tuesday evening, at ) 0 clock
6 r. NrI.Sr Chairman.
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Markets BY TELEG RAPH.

Chicago Market
BY TssSrsshI cAicAso. aAfes ~
Flour Dial; narauaii3 IN bfngti
Wheat ua.etlei, closed eGti a! Il as1l. fef 30 =
Nc notal nst.
Corn -us.sy eo--d ssii a. 81 ~ IN rss No !; I'll
81 ff Nay ~ ee8E
o.t.-DalI snd io~srtss
ays-Q i.ss led g, M 81. saes 81 No ~ u ga
Barley Strong. hvli higher 81 lsa2l.
park--buii and nctainal at 50 5o1s3
Iard-pai! ~ tsS4.
Bulk Msa.s--o let; shosiaets cyan. rca.s sides
ilb8aI.; shirt RIB I254 q s. clear sitss 10
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

aie h 10 give sotics that tbs 18th day cf Heeru
i ID 1853. varraat 10 Bankruptcy was 70
sasd aeaispt The estsss 81 T. eknks Of DsrlinGton
D. nnss caunty snd kt.ts Of loss, VIA be- hsen -
iudgsd bankrupt ON his o~t p tisop. That the -,
M ri Of sry dests sid dssssy Of any property beos
Ing to such bankrupt, 70 HIN for MS nse md the
transfer ~ sn, property bv htm y krbitden By Las
That mertsug ~ the sitsu the said hanhrupt
prove th.ir dsts and 70 chosss more sss9nses
his esestas will BE- h - the Court ~ oanbYnniry
b. holden II No six Dstss Hous~, the lice
she R-gi.fer In BA1krupscs, In tbs cit. OF Ke1kuh
iowa bsEfr John prues, AsEisser. sAs 18th day OF
April, 4. D. f6eo II 10 O'Clock .. =.
O. ". oGtRH, ueM
Mhs-S~aaf NJ euE~os. D-r.fy
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Financial and Commercial.


CORN MEAL-a Les ms...............sA ossg 2. "
BucxwaRAr FLoUR-$+0e TO SOU per Ivy ios.
Ps r.. ,ots wiiicomnand 2sig32e "a b
Eoos-Reecipts large. and prices r.nge Ia to lsc
porLrRr-Cbekens, dr sd, t7.l6 10 $323 per des;
Tp,keya Isito lie pf lb; ducks ESQ pr d.;
reese A. SO 10 $500 per dof.
Soaszus-New. so to Csc per gallon
porAross--eo to 81 o. y bashsl.
IOStess-$i.5a - zee.
LARp-Ci,y cured &c per 70. Country ea'eo i'e
to lac per n.
BrssvAx-es to SIC per ih.
rAlLow-In hbls, ale; loose Sc per ~
FsArnKRs-Prime zoe to 65e per H.
Raos--Cosfon, 30 per h.
WaIrs BrAss-comlnop to good to 81 sesrce.
Cs.xsE--t;ood country lSito lac. Factory lsc
Baas--Searce and in dsmsndi wholesale ~ ~
per loo lhs.
r.,,ys-areen Apples 81 80 to 81 o. per bar
rel. Choice Dried Appir. to 20 per lib.
Dried Peaches, to lue.
-Sgnns-T Timothy 8 u to ~. Clover " W.
Flax seed 81 -.
oiLs-~cuaI oil Ale. Linseeh, raw u 80. ooiiea
81 40. Lard, ~ go 70 10. Fish VI w
10 81 10.
LIVE sroeK-Beef Cattle ~ 90 IN - 20 gross.
uoys rood lots s. I'd - Is gross. sheep
e. ~ TO ~ 90 per bead. Veal Calves
from 81 90 to So 20
DAcos-city cured hams 5c, shoulders -,
eIea, sid.s lse. Country cured hams l2i
to i4e; shoulders to Zoe; sidst u 70 iIie.
PoRK-Mess II 80 10 $25 psf Dol.
wooL--Tub washed s3 70 4oc-; fleece DO ans
25@t Soc, unwashsd. IS 70 zee. 40,
Timo,by In active detnsn at from - o.
10 All 90 rsr ton. prkirie 50 60 to So 90
woop45 So to 10 So per cord. according quail.
itv, dull.
HIpEs--Greep, se do cared Be; dry Emit isei
do salt l So yer h.
SAIY-Iske IS 30 10 ~ 90.
GLAss-sxle IS so. Rates discounted 20 to ~
per cent.
NALs--$3 so rates.
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TIE ut. Pleasant Journal has this item :
"A. Roads, Grocery keeper, exhibited 10
US the charges on fourth class freight, per
hundred, from Cincinnstito 0ttumwa by way
of Kenkuk, and the charges, per hundred.
from Cincinnati to Mt. Pleasan, over the G..
B. l. Q. Road by way Of Burlington. From
Cincinnati to Ottumwa by way Of ksokak
aHy,four cents per hundred. From Cinein.
natl 10 Mt. Pleasant by way Of Burlington
NINETY ,hcHT cExrs per hundred. Who pays
these charges? The consumer This coan-
" pay il exorbitau, freight charges yearly,
more thsn double the amount necessary Ia
grade and tie our cross railroad. iior long
will We submit to the swindie of paying near
IL double sreigh, charges for al We ship or
receive ?"
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Notice In Isankrup1cv.

HNHIe IL to give notice that ON the 2ah day OF Feb
i L. b. 1868, = warrant In Bankruptcy vas issued
ssaust the estate Of Robert wilAon OF Nj Ptesssnt
Henry County, aud State Of Iowa, Who has been ad-
Judged Bankrupt his own petition. That the Do,
any debts and delivery Of any property
Ing TO such Bankrupt TO HIN for hts use and ths
trsasfr Of asy property BY him foshaddss y Law
That meeting Of the creditors sfsAid Bankrupt to prove
their debts aud choose assienses Of hid
tatss Will be held the Court OF Bankruptcy TO Be
holden the once the Register In Bankruptcy tbs
city u Ks1kuh Iowa bsfors John Brac4, ksgstsr on
the 10Th day OF April, a. D. itss q 10 O'clock O. n
II room No Q, kstss Honse.
CIV CLARK, u.eM,
Eas1dss Sat. ~ H. vuLfoE, Deputy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-17

A LOT Of Oranges and Lemons have been
received by Robertson Albers, which they
offer very low.
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THERE was a very severe hail storm lew
miles up the Valley Railroad yesterday iore'
noon.
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BrY your Groceries and -Four at Robertson
4 AIbers', where you are sure to ind always
the fullest stock Of 6rst class goods, and at
lowest possible prices.
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CraRa BARTos lectures ., the Opera House
On Wednesday evening.
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Cinetnnau ~ knss.
By Telegraph CrxsfsSAfi. March ie.
Flour .iss AMI unchanged
wssAt-He armiy 3, "a 20 sor 80 suabsr.
C,rn-f-rm u, .. I u ear. &c loe shsi ~.
Rye s.easy Al 3. Ia.
Barley Scarce and nominal
Cotton rsehspgsd
Prcrsions-Qsie,, pofs SOP ki ~ 50 delivered
st Yein in the interior
BaIk ysss-Heid ny at o s1s.
eon- Dan nj unchtns d
Lari-Hsdst Is :.
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Fine BIooaed Stock.
Fine Parfor Furniture,
spIendid Planes,
Knitting Machines,
Sewing Maellincs,
DC, de-. 6c.,
TO THE PUBIC.

Y II Il r U IJlAIO
We are well scquatn'ed with John Thomas farmer and
stock rsiser OF Hancock county Ill., and have hest
fancy 10 sayint hat the Gilt Enterprise known the
Illinois Stock farm Assoeiaton's Git Concert
Owned and managed by Me- Thomas. will be conducted
fairly, honestly and inn partially
Es-3cv. John wood Gen. J ". Singleton: Hon O. @.
sk'nper L. Penheid Cashier Of First Eatiopai Bank;
woodruff, Banker; Newton Flag, Assistant Treas-
Qaincy Bridge Company; A. ! 2. Prevcst, Pork
Packer: James Rawin.. Pork Packer ". I. Rsdman. n.
Manson, Asst Sept G. p. Q. B. r VIM. Harvey,
Asst snp't T Nv ny, Quincy, III
c. ". Mcad Geni eup't II. st. 10 8 =. Hannibal,
M; r. Davis, Bsnh-r Canton. No Capt. r & Lss Pal.
myr.. No.: ". Keenan,, Live Btock Broker, Union
stock Yards ChicAgo John Compton, Pork Packer.
suata, I'll; Jacob Thomas. Farmer snd etock Dealer
Knox countv, Mo: Dr.. Joel Darrnh Farmer and STOCK
Dealer. Coat.hurr I'll wm u. Dexter, yarmer Augusta
Ill. TO any well known citizen Of AnEusta Quincy
JOHN THOMAS, Proprietor.
c. NIcsoIs, General Ticket gent
~ Postofhre address, Quincy. Adams Co.. Illinois.
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PATENTS Co., Solicitors Of Pat
snts. 20s Pine street, st. Louis. Missouri, of.
he'aliy report 10 the GArg CRY the follow
ing Patents granted Iowa and Missouri inven-
'0's' 'or the week ending March 10, 1858:
IOWA.
nes' Lyons City, Gang Plow.
bot, Cedar Falls, ssr.w-cuttsr.
" 4 Mckinley, Lucas Co.. Groona.m.., !.
Tor planting. : -
E J Toof, Fort Madison, Lam,..x,;.
gaisher.
EJ Toof Fort Madison, Wick R.su,.,o,
E. Bsords, Salem, Moth proof Bee-h:v,
Portal.
Harper. Hillsboro, Hay Rake and Loader
g Lundy, Aarshalltovn, Siras-cutter.
X Wolf, Burlington, Dovetail Machine.
MISSOURI.
2 Charles Dosy. St. Louis, Tanning Appa
nlas.
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THE IOWA LEGISLATURE.

SArrapaY, March H.
There was very Little debate. This is the
Registers summary:
SEyATE-BlIs were introduced aushori.
izina the Register Of the State Land Office 10
issue new deed 10 James Bones in lieu oil
one itsued to him under the name of James
Bowen to secure the early completion OF d
railroad from Dubuque 10 Sioux City: and 10
provide for the taxation vi certain Swamp
lands
Numerous House messages were taken UP
and referred to appropriate committees.
Bills ware passed authorizing the State
Treasurer TO provide for certain repairs ia his
| Office fxIUg the time of holding courts in
the ID Judicial District perfecting the title
OF Peter 0eson and Magness Ranaoin to GER
| tain lands. amending Chap lS5 Of the Acts
Of the 18th General Assembly, requiring
owners OF threshing machines to box tnmb-
ling shafts gearing &c and for the relief oil
HarlA county for money stolen from the
County safe Sept. lith, 1865.
llousE The bill to prevent the spread Of
Canada thistles; to regulate meeting Of Col
ege Farm, and leasing College lands, were
passed.
The Senate biii TO provide for settlement Of
D.s Maiass river claims was referred.
Bills were nir iduced 10 require Land Grant
Railroad Companies to record evidence OF
tides 10 lands within thirty days from certif.
cation; ALTON ing Incorporated cities and towns
to license sale Of wife and beer; to secure
the collection 81 taxes upon Des MONIES Xiv
er Lands
A resolution vas referred TO Agricultural
Com n,tee inguiring into propriety Of paying
beunties for destruction OF gophers.
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Notice In ban. rupacy.

SH1sh ri notlcs that ON the 2sih day of vsbru'
\ sfy. a. D. ISIS. . warrant In b krnptcy IL.
sned against tbs state of Levi Hsys Of Vernon Van
Bifvn County and st4te OF lows, no adjudxed
"snkraps On bis own petition That the pay mart Z,
sny dsots and sefsery vi any pr psrty beienzfnR
such Bsnkrup to him FIR h.. use, sud the transfer
o. any property ~ Lin Is forbidden by is~. Tint
u the ere iitoss q the said bar krupt prove
tnsr detts aud 10 choose a.sp. - OF his
sststss, Will bs held At III. Court D.nkrnptcy 10 be
holden II rom No aix, Estes Honse the fice Of the
keSistsf In Bankruptcy. In b. city IT keoxuk, low.
b~tors John Brace R-sstsr on the 18th day Of Apsi
A. D, 1868, at IL o'cl1ckA M
Nv. CLARK usM
mch4 -SwWsd ~ n kulfps Denuty
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stees n.rAet.

Btoeh narAek.
By Telegraph. hss ftRs. March i6.
Government s,o ks arm. 40 quotatstions-1 ouIens
Of 1885, liiskS34- 10 % i'e.Gt. do "a us. g:
do 65 ioeJs o., DO NV 11:4e4 do - os1ss.
10 -. loiN s. 7-So. losh@s..
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AS WILL be seen by an advertisement on
the frs, page, Messrs. Howe K Tyler have
determined 10 close out their entire stock OF
Furniture At auction, they having decided to
quit the retailing of that article. They have
on hand some very fine parloF and chamber
sets, aud, in fact, general assortment OF No
/ Furniture, all Of which will be sold to the
highest bidder. A rare chance will be thus
afforded for securing bargains.
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A LkeTuRx-Mlss Clara Barton, the
brave hearted, heroic woman, who made so
noble fame by her generous and patriotic
labors III behalf OF our soldiery during the
war, will lecture 1t Gibbons Opera House
Wednesday evening. Miss Barton has won
much favor by her lectures, always pleasing
her hearers by her spoken words, as her eo-
quent and seli-sacrifcing actions won the
hearts of the American people, She is a
pleasant, graceful lecturer, and will, no
doubt, have house full to overlooking. Let
every one in keokuk go and hear her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-17

"Throw physic to the dogs III none Of ii.
To make assurance dpn5ly
1'litake "--PLAsT4TIos BI1rERs.
They never fail.
This grea, Stomach Healer is just what the
people need. Il il remedy they can rely
on. For Dyspepsia. Heartburn, Headache,
Dizziness, Ague, Liver Complaints, Pains in
the Side and Back, il has no equal not the
least among IFS virtues is its extreme pleass
antness TO the taste and immediate beneficial
effect. Try it, suffering Dyspeptics, md be
cured. Sneh are the assertions Of those stu
ated to know. From the vast amount of this
article sold, il must have great merit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-17

To TEE PrBLic. Having been informed
that certain persons of this city, vendors OF
certain lottery tickets, have circulated the
story that my residence is included in the
proposed list of prizes, take this method Of
notifying the public that there is not par
ticle Of truth in such statements, aud that my
property is not, has not been nor ever will be
any such proposition made to me, nor have
l made such to any one, and that am op
posed to all such transactions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-17

And other ana trse's. yaised Rt from es5O I
aI5,e00. fhs re s.sibins Plf@ss 5rsss OF
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Keoklk Savings Bank
COR. FIFTH 4 MAIN SITS,
Capital 100000.

SPECIALAITESTIos GIVENToCoL
~ LIZ Mons
All snld
e. Home snd Ror.Ig1 Etci snse lie sums TO slit.
ss-slats and coasty Warrants bought AID sold Of
bsst Tates.
ku Interest siiowsa On Tine d posts.
s<-"p&a tom s'eAoes ~ ?. n, and also On
s4tar ia, .fson ~ III 0eicSs.
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offer very low.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-06-01
SECOND WIDTH.
PRENTIs,s COUGH MIXTURE.


A SPEEDY, Reliable and Pleasant Remedy for
n Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchial Aztec
lions, oppression of the Chest and Lungs,
Whooping Cough Group, and Inoipient Con-
sumption.
My family have used Prentis's Cough Mixture
for several years, and have always found it very
efhcacious IN all cases of coughs and colds.
b. b. WOODWARD.
1t will give me pleasure 20 say that have
used and given the above preparation many
times, and that II has cured coughs in every case
tried. J.J. SEWERAGE
have used Prentis's Cough Mixture ADD find
it all and more than recommended: it gave me
speedy relief when other remedies failed, and I
Gan cheerfuily recommend il.
THos. F. ALLEN.
take pleasure in recommending the mixture.
have tried 1t for myself and my children, and
can recommend it TO the public as an A No. ar
ticle. j. M. ELDRIpGE.
/ can recommend Prentis's Cough Mixture az
the best preparation for coughs and colds that
have ever used, and cheerfully recommend it to
the public. JOHN B. CARMICHAEL.
find Prentis's Cough Mixture o safe, speedy,
and reliable remedy In all cases in which it is
recommended. s. L. MITCHELL.
For sale by J. F. HARRIS, Druggist, No. IS
Brady st Davenport, Iowa. moh20d6m.
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NOVELTY CORN MEAL WILLS,

NMhoTloN with his Planning MIN, the
Corn Meal Mills, and has Constantly ON bana
superior quality of white aud yellow kiln dried
meal, BY the baTrelor hundred pounds. Riebest
market price paid for Corn. The pssronase Of
sne public 10 respectfully solicited. -a..g : =
q j. A. BIOnISOH
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ladies, Take Particular rsuee.
ME REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS

THESE PILLS,
l. 20 celebrated
many years ago in
Paris for the relief
Of female irregu
lsrities, and after
wards 90 notorious
for their criminal
employment in he
practice Of abortion,
are now offered for
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WHITTIER OPINION OF ms FBISRE PksssEsTs
i

1t will guide him to Wealth, Eminence and Honor.
Thousands of good who were unfortunate and I'M
successful in their businessmen who worked hard
and who struggled against adversely and misfortune
the greater part Of their lives and who found the more
they tried get forward the world the things
went against them These men got DR. RAfHAElS
opinion upon their future prospects in life. All who
FIJI xrad al now