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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-19
KEOKUK DIRECTORY.


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DENTISTRY.
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David q Lowry Second street
W Westcott ............ Main strcet-near Fourth.
Webster Bros .......... go. ....88 Main street..
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L. NJ. Dean Third Main streets.
ifuiskamp Masiess ..,.s.~........S0 Main street.
Huiskamp Bro......M Main strcet-bet 4th 4 9Th.
Hart, Agta...4.s..<..s-..--- l3s Main street.
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CLOCKS, WAToHEs = JEwELhr.
J am g BridgsAa.s. sz....s,.sNes 4 Estes Houss.
I. X. J. Ayres 4 Sons..... .........e7 Main street
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AUCTIONEER8.
T. A. Wallace 3 Co........ IL Main street.
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DOOK.DKNDAA. 4ts&
Pearce 4 son...... Gate City B Id &, Main ID
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail Armitsge Co..oor Ninth johnson
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28

tutionai. evolutionary and void. and that our
soldiers and sailors who carried the nag Of our
country 70 victory against most gallant ard
determined foe, msst ever be gratefully 70
msmbered, and all the n grantees given In
their favor must be faithfully carried into exc
That the public lands ~ p1uld be distributed
widely among tho people, and should be dis
posed OF either under the pre- -emption or home
stead laws. and sold In reasonable quantities,
and 10 none but actual occupants at the mini
mum price as established hy tho Government
When grants OF the public lands may be al
lowed, NJ cessary for the announcement OF i'm
portsnt public improvements, the psoceeds Of
the sale, Of such lands apd not tho lands them
selves should be 80 applied. ~
That the President Of tho Unitsd States. An
drew johnson. In exercising the power Of his
high Office In resisting the aggressions OF Con-
Hrsss on the constitutional rights OF the States
and the people. n entitled 70 the gratitude OF
the whole American people, and on behalf Of
the Democratic party we tender him our thanks
for his patriotic efforts IN that regard. rlI
Upon this platform the Democratic party
appeal 10 overy patriot. including all the con :
ssryatiye element and all who desire TO support
the Constitution and restore the Union. for
getting ali past differences Of opinion, to unite
with us in the present great struggle for the
liberties Of the people. and that 20 all such; to
whatever party they may have heretofore be-
longed. We extend the right hand OF fellowship
and hail all such ce-opeiating with US AS
friends and brothers.
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MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE TUESDAY EVENING JULY 2s 1868


could hold them, and they broke and
tore away like mad. BY this time great
many people had collected, aud they tied
a chain around his neck, with running
moose, and dragged him through the
Geld 10 the big road. They now found
n couple Of strong horses geptle enough,
and they with these determined TO
carry him 10 Nolensville, IL being the
nearest point on the pike. Hearing Of
these circumstances, in company with
Mr.. Ben. johnson, Of this place, started
for the scene Of action. When near MIR.
Bittock's, we met with Esquire Greene,
gsing 70 the same point. We had not
gone far before we hove in sight, and
here we met with very serious accident,
for no sooner bad our horses caught
sight Of the huge body OF the serpent than
they began TO plunge at such a fearful
rate as TO throw all three Of us; Mr.. John
son aud myself sustaining no injury, but
ESQUIRE Greene received severe dislo-
cation Of the ankle that will probably
lame him for life. -
However, we soon reached Nolensville,
aud the question arose, What will we do
with it?" We were anxious to take il TO
Nashville just as il lay, but the carcass
would, we knew, become very offensive
from the great heat Of the weather. So
at last it was agreed TO skin him, and
after stuffing aud drying, take him down
to the city for inspection. | took good
survey Of him. aud found his length not
so great as we had imagined, for he was
Just twenty-nine feet eight inches from
tin to tip. His greatest circumference
was thirty and half inches, and he was
Just seventeen and half inches around
the neck, or rather just behind the head.
About ten feet Of his tail had spinous
ridge, like that Of an alligator. His head
was the most formidable part about him,
and was truly terrible to behold, even
when dead. 1t was fslly twenty inches
across, and was armed with the most
formidable set Of sharp small teeth, with
four huge tueks. II had hole in it
just under the right eye, from the mimic
ball, and dent in his neck from the
glancing ball Of Mr.. Irvine. Although
he seemed at short distance to be of o
uniform dark color, on close inspection
l discovered be was spotted like rattle
snake, in diamond spots, and his belly
was OF bright blush black color. We
cut him across the middle and skinned
him both ways, thus preserving the
head whole. 1t was then well sailed and
lined, and the ends were we'll sewed
together, aud then by inserting Mr..
Simpsons bellows we inflated the mon
ster to its full size 'sa =
We will let it dry in this tx, and then
stuff it with sawdust. And now comes
the best Of all.
There are so many shares in it, its
captors are agreed to make a present Of
it to Andrew johnson. This determi-
nation was arrived at in the face of
very liberal offer sent for it by Messrs.
Wall q Handy, of Franklin. Now, in
order to pay expenses there, as soon as
it is in travelling condition it will be ex-
hibited in all the large cities between
here and Washington, commencing in
Nashville the first Of next week.
| tF 4ais j. l.. SCALES.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-07-28

.H y ...H II.. q =. -, r - -
company here 10 work THIS tennessee
marble into manteipieces mhy 10
Philadelphia receiving the beneht oi =
trade that properly belongs to Memphis Z
Because your capitalists wont embark
10 manufacturers because they are TOO
blind TO see that nothing but workshops
can make a city. WIN the Chamber oi
Commerce create revolution IN this re-
spectf Whit turn the attention Oh cap
italisis TO manufactures
Widows grow plenuiully IN our swampsa;
Why Is y. then, we import baskets !
Would i be cheaper TO make them az
home than buy them abroad Wiii
somebody try the experiment and say
yes. II would be great convenience 70
housekeepers TO have. their ciothes'bas-
kets and market baskets MADE 70 sun
them u would DC ADVANTAGEOUS 70 s'e,e-
keepers to have hampers at hand Tor the
package OF articles for country customers;
and It would be gratifying TO ladies,young
and old, to have their fruitbaskets, How
err baskets and work-baskets made In
the way they. want them. With plenty
OF willows, let us have lew basket,
makers, not TO supply the people oil
Memphis alone, but thousands OF cities,
towns and Villages south OF us. !,
Before the war very fine cotton-seed
oil works existed at the Navy Yard. The
owners made money by the enterprise,
and would doubtless ere this have made
handsome fortunes, had their labors not
been interrupted by "civil strife.
Castor.oil works would now pay, well,
as it has lately been discovered that
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE RIAL ESTATE PARTNERS HIP
Il heretofors eristinr between KENNY
P0RIER l. dissolved IRON he II el l=lL lat
IN j. y. PORTER
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NOW Is THE TIME !
AND 1917 MAIN STREET
II HI L H L A q Il
rp0 GET YOUR 0FFIcE STATIONERY.
II Paper, Euvelopes, Pens, Pencils, Letter
Presses and Letter Books,
BLANK. BOOKS
Money Books, Bankers Cases. Letter Clips.
Paper Weights. etc.. etc-, etc.. Al COST. Tor
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MEMPHIS 4 CHARLESTON r. 4.
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MnPEIs. TESs.. Jaly u. iss.l
N0TICE-oN AND AFTER THE l5rH
~ inst. travel % the Sp-inEE on The line 81
the Memphis A Charleston h. R. viii BE
charre- a. full paslenrer rates.
The fart 81 Local business trsre' ~ the rad
harinr taken a1rantnre ~ the priFilera er-
tended % visitors - the srrirEs, lrunru the
vithdrntal ~ Triviiers Erautci i raelir-iion
cf f1rf TulT. ". !. MOSS.
Ile General superinisnic1L
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The Radical papers keep referring TO
Grants victory at Belmont, Mo. II may
have been q victory, but We never saw
troops get away from the scene Of VIC
tory as fast, and With as little ceremony,
as the Federal troops did from The bat
tlsisld Of BelmoHt-E-ehaage
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Displayed advertisements will be charged nc-
cording TO the sPAcE occupied, at above rates
there being twelve lines of solid type TO the
inch.
Notices In local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion. T.
Special Notices inserted for ten cents per line
for each insertion. a.
To regular advertisers we offer superior in
ducemcnts, both as to rate cf charges and man.
I Advertisements published at intervals will be
charged One Dollar per square for each inser-
ton.
I All bills for advertising arc due when con-
tracted and payable on demand.
nH- All letters, whether upsn business or
otherwise, mrst be addressed to
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Ar
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The PUBLIC LKDarR Is served 70 City subscri,
bers BY faithful carriers at FIFTEEN CENTS
per week, payable weekly TO the carriers; -
BY mail lin advanced; One year, 81; sig
months. 81; three months, " one month"; 70
cents.
Nswsdsalers supplied at ~ cents per copy.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15

We found one of the soda practi
cal machinist, who had undoubtedly anti
cipated great trcat-in such a periec
rage over the sell that we cobtriyed t.
keep very cool, and upon the whole tho
we got our quarters worth besides Q
photograph of the wonderful Steam Man
But man could not find out all the
sells that arc on Broadway in mouths
search. Our enraged friend told the ex-
hibitor he be was d pickpOcket and mean
thief, and ought to be sent to the lock up
which seemed rather to amuse him of the
two. He took the'Opipion of our friend
as though he was in the habit of hearing
views expressed Of his character
Returning to our hotel we very unex..
pectedly met very pleasant friend, with
whom we spent most agreeable hour,
md now find ourself obliged to say good. !,
light, little in doubt if we are not bur-
ling extra gas! More anon.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15

| III 's'' II
The wear and earof Iii. tolls u,,, !,
more or less: What are we bu, ma,bI,.,,
Vital principle is the motive nSs,, ,,,s.
'ne nu'Oan engine in motion BIZ. !. b. !,
p's'ons' connection pipes, condenser and / q,
efs wear out, 70 do organs, muscle, ti,,na,s q
ali the compound parts TINT marv,lo,, !, !.
OF work called MAN. q
The mechanism ofthe bod, ,oul,., 4. i
paired and strengthened Inst a, mu,h. Is
mechanism employed to grind corn, or ,s
'oh' or weave cloth. Steam cannot driu,h ,
ken SHAFT, or impel drum or wheel th,tae
Oh gear neither can the vita force act tbn4.
q pa'aiyzed limb. or an ln.r, orap -
ARE YOU WEARING OUT? Do yop ~
mat any one Of your orssn,-yow stomsch 4.
err bowels, nervous system. or any ether su,ss
tial part Of your organization. hlsrs IN n
work. lfso, repair tn. damar with tn. fa
powerful yet harmless, oiivisorsnts no.
LETTERS STOMACH BITTEEs I,n,rr :,
that debility is the "Beginnms otth.Eli1.
that the climax ofall weakness ia urirmlo'
paralysis Of the system, and that such pusaees
is the immediate precursor Of DEATH.
Don't wait for disease to commit ID nupi |
before you commence the sire gihenIns RsSIe
Keep the whole body in a vigorous cOnita,ss
preventing. a. far as possible, the inNb =,
decay. Repair the waste of nature with lillr,.
best topie, HOSTETTERS BITTERs. NJ
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15

The officers in their uniform. aud the
sailors in their neat blue jackets. with
the passengers, formed an attentive
and sppreciative audience. As the eve
ming was mild and delightful. with clear
full moon, we gathered on the deck. aud
sang with the children the sweet songs,
which at the same hour we're gladdening
the hearts of many home circle among
the friends we have left. But | must
close this chapter of my journal. In the
next. shall hope to complete the voyage
to Constantinople. l.. b.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15

The prospects for the, speedy building
, of the Lampille Valley Rail Road still in
crease Every town that has asyet taker
action has voted for the enterprise, and il
is hoped that all that take,action hereafter
will do likewise. d Wci have. assurances
from the highest authority that If the
towns on the line and contiguous thereto
subscribe for the road as indicated by the
votes thus far taken, we shall certainly
have a road.
As every possible influence is noo be.
lug brought to bear to defeat this enter
prise, it becomes erery town to stand firm.
The Commissioners in Morristown, Elmore
and Wolcott have taken the list and
they have obtained large majority in
each town without difficulty. Everybody
has signed eiiliagly. In Morris,own.
erery ,ooman who has grand list, that
has been solicited has sigaed the contract
of assent there being some ten or more
that have sigued. ~51r
We hope to hear good word from
Cambridge next week. We need her as
,lstaDce very much, and il she guarantees
her part. we shall leap for joy; but if
She throws herself in the way Of this pro.
ject. its friends must work the harder and
make up her share in some other way, as
it must be made mp. Yet we fully believe
the intelligence of that town will never
compel Us to look elsewhere for her share
Of aid to this road.
Boston aud Boston, roads are at this
time combined with central and Southern
New Hampshire people to divert the at.
tentlon Of Portland from this route TO an.
other farther South, called the Rutland
route, All these influences combined car.
ry great weight nevertheless we feel as.
sured that Portland will stand firmly by
our route. ". ,n -.
There is also another influence now a,
work against Us. viz. the Montpelier and
Wells River project. A meeting in this
Interest is to be held in Montpe!ier the
present week.
notwithstanding all this opposition, we
IRE still ahead Let US stand firm. Let
.oery town give its aid. Let the friends
york diligently and we shall soon have
Rail Road facilities in the Lamoills Val.
ey. A large public meeting is to be in :
'ortland within the next twenty DAYS.
or the benefit Of this road and deleoa.
ion from Lamoille Valley has been in. 7
TIED. Further notice will be given. Lett
he live men of this valley turn out and ;
how Portland that we are alive and il
nth them heart and hand. and that too
earnest. Let the motto bs victory, and ?
q shall succeed. n p
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15
POLITICAL.

Washington dispatch says few fOolisl
friends of the President are cndeavorini
to revive the old stories of violence II
case he is convicted. They whisper ON
inous!y of Gen. Hancock's movements
and of the presence Of several copperheat
Generals. The President says if he il
con victed he will take the stump for thu
Democratic candidates for President and
Vice President. He has even gone so fal
as ia invite friend to be his companion
which looks very much as if be regarded
conviction as possible.
Private advices from the South state
that tho rebels are waiting in much tre-
pid ,tion to see what the Senate will do
with the President. 1.-The .isiremoye they
will submit to Congress with little oppos
ition in the hope that hereafter they gan
recover their political ascendency in
States.
The town elections in Ohio and India
IA have gone strongly Republican. Cleye-
and, which is GOO Republican this year,
tas 400 Democratic last year The Rep
lblicahs carried Dayton, the home Of
by 500 majority. Last
all the COpperhesds carried it By $50.
he vote on the Michigan Constitution
'as no test of party strength, as nearly
$ many Republicans voted az inst it as
democrats In the local elections of the
tBte the Republicans held their own,
nj gained in many places.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15

H. X PRoJscrs.-A meeting was helt
in Concord, N. h., last week, to couside
the feasibility Of route to connect Port
land with the West There are three
projects, viz: One running north Of LAX,
"inniplsiogee; to strike the Montrea
road. and thence to Wells River, and
across Vermont TO the Ogdensburgh road
A second through bingham, Centre
HIbor, and Bristol. interesting with the
Northern road at Danbury, and with the
Woodstock and Rutland road at White
River Junction. The third from Alton
Bay. through Gilmauton and San borntop
striking. the Northern road at Franklin.
and thence to White River.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15

1Hs' SsEDdwIck'IsThree bronze cannon
''p'u'rNed 70 oy the sixth army corps in bat
Tie are to be donated ty congress for ii,
construction :, Isl Of a statue Of the late Maio,
General gy John ssdgwick. which will be
Piaced on monument to his memory now
10 INC course Of erection by the sixth arm !, :
corps The committee in charge Of this
n! are; Major Generals H. G.
c's Frank Wheaton, George W.
Getty aud Truman Seymour.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15


'SrDSIE ADRiAscE.: on. Thyme TIL
World This is the name Of a new
sO'elet by Amanda NJ Douglas, the Ia.
lented author of "In Trust" Stephen
Dane &c 1t is the story Of a young
orphan girls experiences II is now be.
ing published in THs SATURDAY EVEN.
ING Posi-, and will run through from 6f.
teen to twenty papers. One dollar sent
The pabli"her, Il. Peterson & Co., Phila.
delPhia' will secure THs Posr for six
months including this aud other deeply
interesting stories. Single numbers S
oen'S. i9Y frl sW n F tt.8 -F
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15

AFTER several changes back and forth
between himself and partner. Leonard
Love settles quietly into the Waterbury
House, where VIC hope he will remain.
We know Of no one who could better sat.
isiy the travelling public in that house.
than he:
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15

by all appearances, we are 10 bav,
another splendid run of sap. Already
more sugar has, been made than in ordin.
airy Seasons but still it comes.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15

Thanks to Hon. W. q Smith q. !,
, 'l1,' Of impeachment proceedings. il
pamphlet form, messages and Other val
ua0ie contributions to OUT rcadinv.s,o.L'l
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15
THE meGEE MuRpys

OTTAWA, Canada, April Ia
rumOred that important ai,,I,,. "
been made by one of the .,,s., '''s
as to the assassination Of NJ, ivy "
nothing has been made publi, a -
such disclosures as yet, III. ~ ','
evidence was continued until f.. 't
this morning and there is Il.
anxiety felt as to the disslO,n,.. .
to !, be made today. The rpon y '
police expedition sent into a. !
exploded the theory of the e,,,. y
carriage of the parties oouo,c,., I,
murder. Wy
Public meetings to expires, iD,,,,
and aoh0rrenee Of the erin. and Y
thy with the family,Of the ,;,,i. y
Jog held in different part, Of a. %
ces. IVY N
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There is a growing cop,is,,
"helan fred the fatal sso. '
there were a number o. psrson, :"
ed in the plot. ~'SI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-04-15

..,-T 81 Miss Jenny N. Reyes is now hom,
~ % visit, She has recently engaged d
eng u Dr. Stoves church in Brooklyn
At handsome salary. In The me,n,;,.'
n Sa' Is 'de'vosing herself to the study q
opera under a celebrated Italian teaoh.,