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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-20
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.

We employ none but the best Mechanics and use
the best Material. The community can rely upon
quick, neat aud substantial work, and at prices to
suit the times. We are determined to do work
low as car be done in the County for CASH, which
We will make to order 1hsahing Machines and
Horse PO,Das of the latest patterns; PLoUGHS of
dIffereut kinds always on hand, amongst which
will be found the ccebrat three horse Livingston;
two-horse do; the old fashioned three-horse Bar
shear Mccormick do, for and three Lorses
also, the three horse Page Plough; also i'm
proved Kentucky single and double shovel Plough.
Plough Irons-such as Shares, CoulteTs, ShoveIs,
(single and double) Mould boards CT all kinds,
Open Rings. Open Links, sc. Special attention
paid to Mill work in Steel and Iron. Turning and
Boring in Iron aud Steel. We now have in opera
tiun
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-20
FouNDRx,

and VIC are now able to furnish Castings of good
quality as low can be- bought elsewhere.
All work entrusted to will be done with dis
patch. AID guaranteed. to give satisfaction. The
hghet price paid in Cash for Old Iron Of all kinds
Give a call at the Jefferson Machine Shop. Stone
Row. wEIRICK & WELLER.
Charlestown Jan. 90, 1858.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-20

(1oRN Starch and Rice Flour, for sale by
" September 90 1868. w. EBY.
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SELLING AT COST.

WANTED.
N my Store, Youth of about II years of age
He must be of good moral character. industrious
habits, and from the country. D. HOWELL,
CharIestown, September %, 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-20

XXTE opening full and complete stock
w of we'll selected goods-thut cannot be OK
celed by any other Store in the Valley or country
oround ne Our line of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
PATRIOTIC GEMS
FROM *
" Elk T PRESIDENT,

II CARE NOTHING FOR PROMO
TON. so LONG AS OUR ARMS AXE
SUCCESSFUL"
Grant to Sherman February, 1862.
IF MY COURSE is MOI SATISFAC-
TORY, REMOVE Nh AT ONCE. l DO
NOT WISH IN ANY WAY TO IMPEDE
THE SUCCESS OF OUR ARMS.n
-Gront to Halleck, FEB. 6, 1862.
"NO THEORY OF MY OWN WILL
EVER STAND IN THE WAY OF MY
EXECUTING IN GOOD FAITH ANY
ORDER / MAY RECEIVE FROM THOSE
IN AUTHORITY UvER,ME.'
-Grant to Secretary Chase, Nay %, 1863.
this Is A REPUBLIC, WHERE THE
WILL OF THE PEOPLE IS THE LAW
OF TIE LAND
- Grnfs Letter to hcsident Johnson, Aao,s,t
1858.
OWN. TO INTERFERE AGAINST THE
WILL OF TIE PEOPLE"
~ Granfs Letter, My 20, 1858.
HUKAN LIBERTY THE ONLY
TRUE FOUNDATION OF HUMAN GOV
EMINENT"
-Grusrs Lstssv to 0ttfssns If NMphis
.L1T N Hays Y4AcE.s
-0rosfs 1ett~ NJ -, 1919.
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Republican Union Meetings.

The following Mestines have been arranged By the
Ire County Republican Central Committee. The gem
named below will address the people At the times
and plac,s designated. The Executive Committees of
the Grant and Colfax Clubs 10 esrh Township will make
81. proper arran n ments for such meetings and give
notice Of the .ame.
GREEN BAY-Mond.y. October 1a,h 1t Rogers
sshool House, DR. II +. sttmpie. J. O. WILTON. Bucks
College, Saturday October 81 T. Dprr. Sam NJ. Clark
DENMARK Saturday October p, Geo. n. McCrary.
PHEASANT RInGE-No,rs sehoel House, Thursday,
october22 frsnk eemp,s. Williamson School House.
Monday, October Is, Frank semple. Yonnsa School
Hnuse Saturday October -, J. g. Wilson rad II. r.
s,empsl.
MARIor-Filot Grove. sa.urday, October "a
Frank semplc. st. Paul, Friday October o. Prank
se,npe. friday October 80. DR. Honneister and n =.
s,empel Union eehoo, House. Monday October 10,
frsnk semrle.
cEDAR-Bis Mound. Tne.dsy. Octobs,, 30. Gov "
NJ stons Jchn Van yaikenburg Col Leighton
Chesnus Hill. Saturday, est 81, Frank ssmple
HARRIst N-Frimrose, Tuesday Get. 81 George ".
NrCSary snd pr nh eemple. Independence fchool
House. eaeurdsy, Oct. IL, Frank Temple.
PHAKKLIN-F-anklin Centre, Saturday oc- ~. d..
HoAnsss.r. Il. = st4upel. Fr.da, Oct 30, ia k
and John Van valkenhurs. Dover, Friday, oi@f =,
6 NJ CLARK.
wseT PofNr-wc.t Point, Wednesday. D &c. Geo
". NcCtary John Van vakerhurs. Aei s,heoi
fion4s. Hasaay, &c. g. J. O. Wilson b DIR, II. I,
Htemrci
wAsHrNGToN- Ech's aehool Horse. Saturday. Oct
~. y o. Door. L. @. Rcweil. Liberty School House,
Thursday, Oct. @. A. J. Mecrary, J. G. Wilson.
IErYERsoN- Rrtt fehool Houss On Railroad, Tines
day OFT ~ Gen John Rrace and Col Leighton Sixties
Schcoi Hruse. Friday Oct. %, john Van yaikenhurs
H.r. stemp.l.
CHARLEs1oy- Friday. Get. %, J. D
1raysr. Monday, Oct 20 t'en. W. II, Crsry. New Boz
ton. Friday, ori. go John Bruc. A. J. McCYsry
VAN RUkEN-Croton, Thursday OFT. e J. B. Drsyer
Saturday, Oct. 81, Geo. ". Mctrrry Harmon echool
House, Monday, OF. rs. N. Clark. Warren, satur-
day Oct. "a, z. NJ CLARK.
pNs MnINEs-vineennes, Wednesday, Oct. a. j. B.
drawer Friday. Oct. ~ h. ". Sample, A. Mecrary.
Bets School Hor.e, Saturday, October Eth. L.
Ro~.l. Allen. School Hou.e, Saturday, Oct. ~,
Gen John-RFnce A. J. NcCrary
MOaTAOsR- sonfrose Monday, Oct 1917 B Drayer.
Saturday, octoh 81 Col. Leighton John Van Walk
enhurs. Friday. Oct w. McCsary. Bum nltville,
Friday, Oct %. Gen. 10 s.fee ". sample. wrixhes
Rnwell.
All the foregoing meet, will be held d, o'clock
except the meeting n Denmark and the Mas. Meet
ehald in the afternoon.
Msenes at ~ Msdison AVID Keokuk viii bean ed
aud special notices the Cars CRY and Plain
ded,.r
BY order Of the Lee County Republican Central Com
m!ttse JOHN VAN vALKRNBuaG
Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23

! pphrss 70 rHR NERVOUS AND DKBn1rA.
~ ted, whsss suGrrs0 have been protrscted from
hdae .ses. 4 .ca
or Asvs sa1ers6, from Involuntary DISCHARGES whss Of
feet aoe: i yo.es sDee ycnr fssssa sssth DO 20
exerion produce palpitsti,n Of the hearth Docs your
liver urinary orEans, Kidneys f.qusntls get
ost q order L your sIiss .osts IN THO. ely 9.
rise 10 the topf o. sediment 1t the bottom afier
has stood svkei Do yos have spsIs q short esvaih
yon navs spell. Of iainting rushes Of blood to this
headi Il your memory impaired Il your mind CON
stant'y dwelling epo. ths snoiectl =, Jon ee on.,
10 be lei alone 10 GET away everybody, Does any
little thing make you start or unpf your eleep bro.
TIE bloom on yssr cheek bright Doyou enjoy Jour
SELF seeiefy we'll Do Yen pursne yaur business
with the ererry' Do you feel as much eonnfenee
70 ts Of eIapchoi, so DO net lay u 70 your liver
or dyspepsia. Have yen restless nights Tonr back
vssk your knees weak. snd have hut little appetite
ana you attribute this 70 dyspepsia lyereomplant
Now reader sefab7se vepertai diseases badly CO.. "a
and sexual excuses are s capable Of predicting
meas OF the serevavs orfanr The OF
when in perfect health, nj ke the man Did You ever
think that those bold denapt energetic, perssyerine
SUCCESSFUL slwAvs thoss who's. gene
NV orrans are In perfect kaAthl Yon hear such
men complain OF being mslanchcls, OF nervousness OF
palptaton of the heart Thsy arc never afraid they
cannot In busness they don't bscome sad snd
eomp.ny ader, aud losk you and thsm right IN the
face Il 00W0c0eb
: about then. - not nsso those Who kssp the
ors ans iunst.d by running to excees Thee will ntt
only ruin their constitutions but also they do busines
with or for.
How many men. ffom bAdly-oured dsseasss, rom tn
eec d of SELF and exoessts have brought about
that state Of those organs that has reduced
the general system much - 70 induce almost every
ether ase4ss-tdiocy unacy, paralyss, spinal ASsc-
tons suicide and almost other form OF diseass
which humanity y heir to, and the real cssss Of the
trouble scarcey suspected and have dcctored for
al hut the hight one. .
Dseases ofthsss organs require the use Of Dturetlc
HTLMBOLDs gLUlD kXrkACT BUCHU ID tbs great
Duretic and certain for Diseases Of the Rladdef
Kidneys Gravel, Drop~y, Organic ws.knsss, Ss9.ls
Complaints, General Debility, and oil diseases Of tbs
Urinary Organs, whether existing In Male or Female
from originating, and NO matter OF how
long standing.
IL no trs~msnt IL submitted to. Consumption or In
sanity NAV ensue Orr flesh end blood are supperted
from these sources and health ard happiness, and
that Of postsrtJ depends upon pros pit Of resbs
remedy
HELM bolds Extract Buchu established upward Of Is
yeays prepared by H.T HELMBOLD, Drug gist 59l New
York and O4 Sonth 10Th Street. vhiisdephis Pa Pecl
81 Is per bottle bottles 1Dr 1880 delivered to any
| address. fold by Druggists everyshee.
ADNons sre genuine unless done In steel
wrapper, With simile ofmy Chemical Wsreh.use ent
| dgned H. !. hELMnoLu.
oot3-d6w2m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
DnnoonArro DsnoaALizATios.

DunocaATru DECENTRALIZATION.
Tho proposition Of the World, backed up
b. The National Iaselltgeacer. and received
With appreciation By otbsr influential organs
Of he party. though il fai. to produce :
change in the candidates or platform q The
party, serves to show it's utter dsmoralsation
and despair.
The Ocsof y elections left no Reasonable
doubt Of the lection Of Grant IN November
By On overw ling majority. And the New
York politics ire workers. saw clearly mat
the State Of New ork would inevitably join
the general movement and float into the pop
.ler current for Grant, and carry the stsss
ticket along With the OVERLOOKING tide
That did not suit The views Of the ne"
York manipuiators, who are after the con
troll OF the immense State patron 70 oepeno-
ent on the result for Governor Of shas ossee.s
Hence they wanted il generally UNDERWOOD
Mat there vas no chance for the election OF
Seymour and Blair, not with the expectation
of substituting other candidates in their
places, but that the Democracy might feel
free to concentrate ell their efforts in that
State on the election Of Hoffman for Cover
nor and swap the Presidential ticket of TO
.cure that result.
That is the game which the World and ito
hackers are playing and viii play, out to the
end. They make no war on Seymour, but
they fixht Frank Blair and denouncs hin -
the Jonah of the Democratic ship. That
pleases the Conservatives, does not offend
the friends Of Seymour, and leaves HON.
man political friends free and favorable
field to operate in, to accomplish their puI-
pose Of trading on the Presidential ticket 70
secure the success Of the State ticket. Sey.
mour understands it, but dare not publicly
denounce It, hence he 10 making an election
eering tour through the State to manipulate
the leaders to post his friends, and encour-
age the party. But his effort comes too late,
FOR the programme already arrayed BY the
leaders will be carried into effect, and Sey-
mour's will only make those who concocted
il the more energetic and Jealous IN putting
it through.
1t is in this view Of the case that We re.
gard New York Is now very certain to east
its majority in favor Of Grant and Colfax on
the third Of November.
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Gov. HoIDEs in . card to the Sheriff OF
Granville county, North Carolina, SAYS:
GALvpsroN, Texas, Get. II.

Edward Mallory, = colored man. has complained
70 me that on Thursday night last number Of
white men, armed, went to his house, near Tally
Ho, Granville Co, took him and his wife out Of
their bed, tied them, and whipped them severely.
One of the men, also, vi . knife mutilated his
right car. Edward Mallory has reported himself
in person to my Office. and have seen the la.hes
and bruises Cd his body, and his mutilated ear.
learn also that on the same night the eame body
Of mon inflicted Injuries several other molten
svc colored people. In one they dragged a
coored woman from her bed, thinking no doubt
they had . certain oolored man who is active
Republican, and the Womas breaking loose from
them, they fred upon her, wounding her serious.
Iy in the shoulder and head. 1t il the duty of the
sheriff. the magistrates, and all peace officers to
maiutain the law and see that the people are pro-
tected in their persona and property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23

CHARLESTON, South Carolina, Oct. 1s.-B.
r. Rand,lp q negro preacher from the
North, also member Of the South Carolina
State Senate, was murdered at Cokesburg; ia
Abbeville County, in this State, on Friday.
He had been on an electioneering tour, and
on Thursday delivered an address at Able
vile Courthouse. On Friday he took the
cars for Cokesburg pnt his baggage in the
6rst-class car, and went on the platform.
Three white men then rode up, dismounted,
and fred upon Senator Randolph, mortally
wounding him. Although it was broad day.
light, the murderers we're not recognized.
They escaped. The body Of Randolph wal
taken to Columbia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
JER UsALkM.
ProaFsss ef the Excavations-Impe rt an
Devetopme nts.


A correspondent of the New York Times
writes from Jerusalem:
The discoveries made hitherto may be
summoned up briefly. The South wall vf
the sacred area, Hiram Ell Shereer, within
which stood the temple, has been explored
to the very foundations. 1t is found that in
one place the wall was no less than one hum
dred and eighty feet high. At the lowest
point Of the wall, iich ls now determined
to be also the loves. point OF the Tyropaon
Valley. he discovered small passage which
he explored for some $50 feet, of very an
eient construction, and evidently III, ended
TO carry of supertiaous water. Previously TO
this discovery it had been supposed that the
lowest point was the southwest angle Of the
wall where was the great arch known as Rob-
inson's Arch. Visitors to jerusalem will re-
member the spring Of the old arch q. this
point. They will be gratifed to learn that
all the conJectures with reference to what
formely stood there rave been abundantly
verified. Not only was there splendid arch
crossing the Tyrop@on valley (the span of
which forty feet across and the voussoirs
snd ruins Of which now lie buried in the
debris), but beneath this old arch, covered
over these ruins, lie the stones of an arch
built by Solomon himself. The complete in
vestigation of the arch has been long and
costly undertaking, but its importance is
very great.
On the east side Of the Haram wall lies the
valley of the Hepdron Lieut.. Warren, by
series of shafts and boring, has aseertained
that the present bed Of the stream is no less
than forty feet higher than the old bed the
bed having been raised By the enormous
nasses Of debris and ruins that have been
lrled over into the valley. By the last let.
ter from Jerusalem We received plan Of the
system Of chambers discovered at "Wilson's
Arch higher up on the western wall, near
the ''Walling Place. Of the Jews. Lieut.
Warren has discovered at q depth Of some
nifty feet below the surface ofthe ground .
vast system of chambers and passages
These chambers, whose use has not yet been
decided, arc mostly shout twelve feet square,
vaplted and filed up With rubbish or with
water. About eighteen have been opened
Of which, it is copjectured that two or three
are Of Sarscenic origin and the res, Of Jew
ish. They branch of right and left along 4
great passage. This has been followed MP Tor
: distance Of $50 feet; its destination being
yet uncertain, and its use probiemstical.
Perhaps, however. it Vas . secret passage
for troops. The discovery in intensely inter-
esting, and may lead to singular and most
important results.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23

CEDAR COUNTY is Just at this time the most
to be pitied Of any county in Iowa. Silver
he been discovered there, and there is cont
.et, g.ent great excitement. Poor Cedar!
The roughs and spectators will take it.
There is silver aud gold in Cedar, bu. they
are in the tiling Of the soil, and any discov-
cry Of silver. real or bogus, in any other
shape, Is . positive prejudice to that county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
The Condition of Thousands

No appetite; refreshing sleep; no cheerful
thouehts nc disposition to labor; inclination for
society no interest in thing desire to live,
even and yet specific ansnt which can be classed
- positive disease Thousands, ~, tens Of Thousands
are in this conditon-ih martyrs Of disabilities 70
u. ,oh pathology assigns no teehnica, name.
what 10 the source OF their discomfort mental and
bodily, roHPoR OF raR eToAAcH aud consequent
upon that ldsouor Of The circalation pe1knea o. ne
ne,res and cotsied brain. What does common sense
xe.t ~ remedy for this deficiency In vital power
Clearly, RE-vifAL,zISe understanding that will
snu ate tone and enstain the broken down energies
Off ature HOST ETTER's STOMACH BITTERs meet
the ca. ,xsetly In this benihoent TOXIC are com
bined ali the necessary to change
ton If the system bring the dormant into
heslthful action. In the fall Of the year when the
night -dews are chill and heavy, and tho morning
fogs are charged with missma. the body, debil
itated by the heats Of summer, 10 peculiarly sus-
ceptibls to uuvholesoms Influences. At this season,
all Others therefore, inauguration required both -
guard against and sgue and other mAlarons
disorders. and pr ration for the searching cold Of
winter DYrpersia bilious complaints nervous di or
ders ard sectors OF the bowels always
NOR. or les. prevalent In October and November, aud
the surest and saf.t OF ayertng them is course
Of this purest mildest and ecscous Of all tonics
and Alternatives [oct30d&w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
STATE TICKET.

Fbr secrefary q trat.,
ED. WRIGHT, of Cedar Cour
FIR Auditor ~ 2an.l
John A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell c nnty
FIR Tr,nrrtr NJ Sat-,
sAM,LE e. RANKIN, Of Washington County
Toy Reqi,ter Of aat Lard ofae,,
C. C. CARPENTER, Of Webster County
Fhv Attorney General
HENRY O'CONNOR, of Muscatine County
FOR MEMBERS or CONGRESS.
F,st prstyiet--1EoRGR n MccRARY.r
second Dtstyict--t'nL WILLIAM SMfTH.
y3jyxi I6stIct-WM. ALLISON
rs.yfh Dtstyicf--wILIItMI OUaHR1Uk-
mr. Distrfet FRANK W. PALMER.
,Ar,h Lasf,s<1-CHARLES G. POMER0Y.
II
<br -Ndos Of Circuit Curt
10IfS B-DRAYEE, Of Henry Comfy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23

The other day gentleman entered Paris
omnibus, carrying with him bag which he
placed on the seat beside him. Soon after, q
young woman occupied the adjoining seat
After bestowing frequent looks of surprise
and indignation at her neighbor, who re-
manned perfectly unconscious OF her disqui-
etude, she suddenly sprang upon her feet,
and exclsimlng "insolent!' gave him couple
of sound boxes on the ear. The assaulted
one at length ventured to ask Why he had be-
come the recipient Of these favors. "Y GU
pinched me- exclaimed she, furiously The
gentleman made no reply, but looking under
the seat brought to light magnificent live
lobster which had escaped from the bag
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
Murder IN Texas.


Murder n Texss.
Tba Ma Yoe& 7rikaene, : Texsa eorrespon.
IS, s,
Gent 9lyes tnss occo0ns oi Sns muf0ef u
n on. Georre W. Smith, OF thas State;
dALvssroH, 1exas. Lei. ~
Intelligence has reached hsrs to-day Of the hru-
tel murder 1t JsGsrson, Texas, on the 5th inst,
Of the Hon. George ". Smith, delegate to the
Austin Conysation from Marion connty, Northern
Texas. Captain Smith W. wsh known to all
our Republicans, and especially his fellow mem.
b~s Of the Constitutional Convention, - young
man Of more than ordinary ability, purely Re-
publican 10 sentiment aud feeling, honest and
sealous in his duties, and Of whom it might we'll
be said, "Behold nan, indssd, in whom tbeero
il NO guile II seems that Captsin Smith, hav-
Ing arrived in Jefferson, Marios county, Was Ut
once marked by the Rebel desperadoes therein -
. proper subject for their murdereus, brutal
bands. The Captain was tracked, threatened and
told TO leave the town. Being . brave man, an
ex Fsdsrsl officer, and an American citizen, Mr..
Smith would not yield 70 Rebels, paroled prison
ors Of var, whom his own stout heart had helped
to subdue. He therefore rsnaiDsd, spoke TO his
consti.asnts Of bis sction In the Convention, and
the work accomplished in that body. He wss lis
tened to with attention, but ON stsrting away be
with his friends were hred upon in the streets By
an armed mob Of Rebel rufiAns
With much dimculty Captain Smith retired
fighting his way through to he headquarters Of
Major Curtis, q. 8. A., who commanded small
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world: the
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable instanta
neous dsappon tment; ridiculous tnts remedies
he Ill effects OF bad dyes invigoretes and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, blaes brown. Fold by all
Druggists and Perumer and properly applied At Batch
lore's Wig Factory, Nc 16 Bond street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23

I'D, lAH, deputy Sheriff Of Krsw ccsn-
y, - old and good citizen. while ont ssr
iDs .abprnas on the evening Of the l6,h
inst, was caught, tied TO . negro and shot
dead By the Kuklux- Khan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
Oils. Paints and class.
Paper.

I EWIS, HAM co sell Paints, Oils, varpishes and
IL Window Glars, CHEAPER than any honse in the
North west, 80 to p6 South Water street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
seamless. ThilnDIe ske MS.
TWtnes aud Cordagc.

~ BROWN CO, Manufaehr4rs. our skeins are
NJ the hsavi~at and best offered 10 the T. Ads. Send
for ilIuatratsd catalogue, 8 kingsbnry Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS says everything is
lovely in the South. Hs went ~ Demo
erat. If he had gons as Republican the
same crowds that cheered him would have
hung him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23

TIE Sheriff and Parish Judge Of 81. Mary :
Parish, Louisiaas, were assassnased On The
night Of the l7th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
Saddlery Hardware.

DklGHAM, GOODYEAR L HAYES, Coach and
- diery Hardware, Leather, ffnbs, Srnkes ard
osrrfsge work, Springs, AxIes, Bolts ard Aslieshie
lel Lake street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
Oils and Paints.

WILLARD POX, mauufaattrsr OF Window Gias.
L. White Lead, Oil and Purity; agent for Brandon
Paints Richmond Prays Axe Oil, CROSBY CARR
Top Dressing. "a Washington 1T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
snei0lery uaruuare.

TIAYDKE 4 KAY, Carriage foods rsidisry Hsrd-
war e, Leather, Hubs, spokss and TENT Carriage
work, 81 rings, Ax1es Bolts Mslieable Iron. A.
Il Lake street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-23
kOO6ng States.


DlRPLE, Green And hsc koonDg states TIE only
house In the West keeping large supply; practical
slAtsrs furnished Whitacre Raymond leo Washington
Street