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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-11

I G1N. GRsNr.--Ths New York Herald
which Cor oaee has advocated the electi ~
loi successful capdiLate for the Presideh
Icy. anticipating Gen. Grant. admin,s,ra.
tim. says:
/ ~ VIZ look forward in the next place to i
good administration from General Grant.
From his short experience 10 the War De-
Pafimsnt We expect that 10 the matter oil
Iretreachnent he will save. as President
hundreds OF millioasto the Treasury, aud
that before he is two years 10 office ths
people will appreciate the advantages oil
his practical rr.tarms 10 the hghtssing roi
losf >bardens Of txatiun sad 10 the steady
IsPf.asamslioasoi greenaacks 10 the gold
Standard. We expect, to tina, ander hi,
Conservative pal'cg towsrlis the South The
salse ei-Sssihera L,4ds y IN ~ ,rxpuily ri ~
70 value - Ia divert alhtasy tide sl tiaigra-
ton. enterprise arsi'sprcniailsn sauth~ard. J
and ihas before the emil gof hhis rs,isn in islra i
ih'p nrgre suarsgs and the national deb.
sd cease 10 ifrighIea aanybals. rFlnaiiy !
&c expect that The seleelianyofst iea. Grant,
~iibs the beginning IA he end al Radical.
asn and the da~noha newg ani better DIS
peasas,on.'Sssg sai 80 u ilag pgaisas sBt
~ sg6t9d s-.-~s-> -~1.-->~tthGa la Fgixe
.LEr % IiAvs Px.cx !r--- .AIrSaing Nta
YORK. l'orualstnat has s.fppased t.eusiaiI
Gfan' nir The pre- sli..aty !, refers ses,vsJay
I" lhis n,ntto % iis, Antl says.la We ok
"o~ h'sss' these a..ttl.Ecansait d. fntaaets
- - aEe 0lne bisneh says,n6ir.I tsf fifrs
s"o,d ~ The Soulhvfs SIT ~, III. ..fa sal.
pttatTeS 'qIttlse Superseded, I an Il such ]
h'ea''r'.s' fepted AZ eill eres u giiaraaa4y
"ui set 'disto.d IN thar genial anil fraiiihi|
p"sif"H Ui oar couhtss Comprised III ah.s
81 ttes Hos suffering iron .nis,akrt, aud
sindscfi,e policy We Iook also. ana
h"p"iuhs. 10 ihiss that sfter1ili Oh '6f
NJ ,sch arxpthere " ,libe cheek put uphn
me mons'i casco rdptipns which pesat' ii
all tl.s'i>fas,ni-ois Of government. That
r'or"ny cha succeed eIiravag tncr ia IL
ILL 1asss.'sals H. the pnbIlc funds. that inr
Ib'lr debt shall b resdac-,i rs ,apaiIy ..
I"srbir. anal lhas the taxes which press sp
." A,.sprepie snail Sr made more ra.y {.
oeaT, N9 e. f@tfgt sWI #sata gNsNssasa q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-11

rs prsssns saapisIion Of Csnr y. !. sa,sa h ss,
10 lie sena,s 50 q II, i %. Hsuss iss % ss
ne NaiuraIiss.ias Tssiy viii Bsya.is has bees
s4adslb PrOslaissd. 80, Is. -.
Ger, Craai has srrivea :, w.shinCsn. sna On he
Oh attended .. bic Frgslsr routine q dsy. Thar
s'sasny sisiistsio sss bin, be, Gen Glsal don,
ssnss sncsprass. soavsnasisa nssslss bis iaiurs
se6aas. sre @qit.klsIsps III,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-11

Jehs rel. s'nelpbrr Of Napplson's OH
.Onsrd. ~be faugbt 10 spain, at I.rip.is. in
Russia snd II Wa,erIos. hss. just died d,
Troy, n. y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-11
nsst.r I.Ynals,..-Na,s.l e.,.,r =,

Dgsrs Y fRsISIs. estate gu
hs -.id Ii ply d,b,s uallsal the Hprrs.n u
'p'"?erty ~ f,nssir'i. and saf thru 70 HE
'en's and profit. II tie real ess,e. DOR fsr
wars. ~ilI D., t,e debts due spm H.. ln
Isush slcs,s the lsud has To be rented. out.
an: phe sirDis paid out ~ the rehis and
.pra6ss. 4 .rhr ioiIaw,ng The provision Of
tie laxx a. swi,css W. =, fer. erie Ca.ir Of
W ginis 1850 ehApter Isssseeiina q. q
= Inc hrarf jadsmrnt gnsy sIssysn be
|. Hiussediss e"art II sqasy. fltif sppesr
20 such court ,i,st thrreat.lsnd pref ~
tl,r real ,.uarsssbjretit, the lirn. viii no,
..st'-,s iav J'aig arnt ',H ilseyezr.. the cogrt
o., dreIrr' asss sad ests,r. or sny part
thrre 81. iosb- ,oId. and the IHsssed. ap2lis
", 10 che sii,c6aigs 81 the juisneat = 80
80 shsi o. put.vxss,pg dsbfs. undsrt h.,i
pr ss"t stay iass TIC r-ns. a,niA pruti u sf
.aho.e Sealfr-isie ~ ~ s,ci,srgrsi their dssts
sg,'h.s hse years. siii get .thst ii~s. IRA
.fiee ssat I'msntys IL - hie'' q" paspii,r,ns 4
go ais aBa8 EEsEfaH1 Fuzzy Lssxu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-11

Tss Lsrislaiuse q North Caroina viii assemble In
lhssisy u RsIsisA On Mssdsy merit, The ls,h Inst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-11

The fSss'-esaf " si,ns and Hssy Col.
isge, sirsiat'.aasssrecsIsed osls ,ssSIr6m
England W GOO. is~.l fosseds VI Isv.ey
islt in i7taJbyi .I Erxi',h LADY. ,lssls, i
a. Csurt u o. 81 - Tsfs'o-r Coz o., 4.
Vile cossfy s1ii b. hid q Osisrd on the
frt hsndsy 81 Dcessber. 2 s'si1ofI J
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-11

fCz - An those indebted % this Office
XYa far subscriptions. advertisements.
ekkUE<1 OF Job a0rk. arr earnesiy requested
10 make Immediate paYmsa.. Our
oscessitiss sessr Il. ani our ssssacss age aansn-
hShes ~ the s1epriesy Of ssiiEag sp or sfAirs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-11-11

Mr. I'D Ss.is sh,, some time sra.
rIp,.ti,nsste,l out. ssscess,iull, il iilss
msnaisetsrr II Ipriis af tufpshtins direet
lru'p so"d. b : ma'Ir q',,,s al proyrawd,
IN y'h- srpsrstus r0~si. and has ersetv,ls q
.ps' tet ., c"s'aining the unprsse,a-nIsat
.l,- ~bip ymd u Ny.as. Cav nlry Buu<. In
Wilmins toa. b I'ar J urn u ,ass q s.sas III
III w ls1,l srepPg,sat,s ~ witnessing
tl,isii.hii,sg pr"erss yeairiday.i Tie in.
psssssetit made b., NJ. st.nl, ieansi.is al
Two esDdrnsers. since iHnerlstiss ~s
but pnr.I which tst,rety srpssair fhe oil an,i
tar y iirss aml r.ad-rthv Iausra,seh Whit.
81, si-aHr- and parcr.ip BESIDES ashalse.
tunng spirits. oil j. also d,.liIrd aad .
go .quanti.y ~ tsrer piish ablsiae,i. Ia
sdiiu,D 4. these three articles. q hoe quail
II 20 gFs :. made in che prscvs,, an.i -ihr
s-od sheuy eniTsi, epnsumvd leaves ssst.
tee allchsrep.I, shich - said % be mssi|
superior i"r chemical p,fpn.es From
svrd % ORDINARY pine v ,uI IS 10 40 4Iipas
a spirits and abaai 30 g,iIsas " viIc NJ be
oJtaia1d,a Th, sr,ratg meat oftlfs d;stii
lyry " simple. and tnfve areuus EN- De-
s.-iiy "a insgrd b. one mud. The inven /
Tor. y III dnubtIe.s resp IN ildrt,e adent Tor
lsne i'dm the m,tpsseil,h ~ 'ih,s pfoes,
lie assure, y. NAT H. Nsfe to esn.Iaetls
On al~y- SCALE. We ,epul,f rssl,
supply. gas % the vhslg euy u 81 re-
thpu-sad. u wosld be q bles.iny II We
wgulA try Il. "esofhae7 ssea 10 saitI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15
STATE NEWS.

The Council Bluffs L Sioux City Rail.
road is completed to within eleven miles Of
Sioux City.
Joseph Wagner was arrested at Dubuque
Wednesday for horse stealing.
Mrs Slavery, Of Des Moines, delivered
her lecture on !. Angels and Politicians,r st
Iowa City. Thursday evening.
III. s. Allen. alias Jones, was arrested Al
Charlton the other day for burglary com
missed some time ago at Pontiac, Ill. The
vir,uoas Allen alias Jones Vas teaching .
Sabbath School class Il Charlton, and living
the life, outwardiy, Of the godly.
Judge Dillon delivered his lecture on
'Ths Valley Of the Mississippi Tuesday
evening.
"A bold highway robbery occurred bear
Sheilrock, Butler county, the other day. The
Dubuque Times SAYS: Last Saturday eve
ming, aboat seven o'clock, cattle buyer Of
that place, named G. s. Mills, while return
ing homo from one Of his tr;ps, was waylsid
BY two ruffians, badly wounded, and robbed.
He had arrived within Two niles and half
Of his residence, and near piece of timber,
when be was passed by couple Of men on
horseback, going in the same direction. They
rode on at full speed until they passed
thre ugh the piece Of timber, when, finding
the var all clear, they returned and met Mills
about half way in the woods. Without say
ing word, OF giving their victim the least
sign in regard 10 their intentions, one Of the
men caught the horse that Mills rods BY the
head, while the other assaulted him With
sharp knife, striking and cutting him severe.
". A terrible struggle ensusd. Mills is
powerful man, and thinking that the villiana
we're iatent upon taxing biz life, defended
himself with all lis power. Fearful blows
we're given and received, but fiualIy M;lla
wss dragged from his horse aad 6ndine tn.
be vas getting cus badly BY the murderous
knife, be told the 6ends that hs would sur-
resder. They thea seerchsd his pockets, and
took thersfron about three hundred doaaars
IN sreenbacks, gold xssck, and sope ~.
liable papers. Having effected tAe;s psrpcss,
the rnbbers then mounted their horses aad
rode %, lsssisE NJ. Milk stsesehed upon IL
ground IN stats Of unconsciossuess, Il
this pssiisa hs ~ fssad 81 sone ss;eh.
bora, she Asppeesa y = plnGsnd !
phylieisn ~ ~. AtaDs ies5a ~ ID
drsssse. - ~ y - - ~ -
ssaaa ces1asa u - -, n 4 ceasi1eses 81
hia wnunds IN mol klnl.u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

JupcH CLAGErr tells US that his rum ored
statement in his paper Of yesterday that our
friend Hon. Daniel Z. Miller kissed the bride
at the marriage in court the day before. is in
correct. Mr.. Miller didn't do it. We are
glad to know this. We we're greatly con-
cerned abons it. We thought Mr.. Miller
good standing with the Democracy would be
hopeiessly destroyed. We were comforted
slightly WIEN We thought Of vice-President
Dick johnson and his colored wife, and with
what good vii. the Democracy voted for him.
Bat kissing negro is much grester oiTense,
IN Democratic eyes, yon know, than marry
Ing one: so We are glad that Mr.. Miller didu' /.
do Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

The Keosanqaa Rpubiicn comes to the
defense Of our friend Hon. Joel Brown, OF
Van Barren. against the structures Of some
Iowa papers. Mr.. Brown doesn't need any
special defeass. He is solid headed, good
br.ined, strong common sense, vide-awake
and sound principIed Republicans. ard one
Of the very best legislators in the Twelfth or
any other General Assembly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

EVERYBODY having sent grotesque imper-
sinencies to everybody else yesterday, in the
name of Saint Valentine, We hope that every.
body feels better. Those comic enormities
miehthase done Is feature of the Roman
Sstnrnalia, bat in this day and age of the
world no civilized person should doom any
other civilized person to receive one
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

Fl. MApsaos. Ysb. Il, ls9

Fl. MADBb0S, Fob. II H..
DsAa GArR:-onr 81. Yalsstssss Rsst1
lak night was coupiete ssesss, bstA =.
cially ri fnaneiAlly. Tie psocse6s vslissF'
rseasvs Ash1sD1 aollRs, 49, i = II !. -
.plb6 - q eksaisnl - 49,
eppe.,as,ss Tori Fais Madisca Aena.y
..Coceordia. ~ crowded p - ssese
b i. ~ I'D IibsrAl = III paaes - 2.
cipi,y. Trade vas brisk 4 - - -
no..odsce. Is Tie music haIl cd e Nsv
r.-,.,d KncAen, e novsl lsasass q ~
nerty. up m the gallery, vsa drstsa1 noss
.h.a il share u tks crowd, b The conie
and l.l;croas costsmes, and dang y $3.50
Of The Yankee gdi walters, Who were paa1ihs
the mush and milk, pork and beans, doash-
mats, appie dunplings, and . ssrissy q -
the lsaa;sE dishes o. YAnkssdon, vsss 80
mi1oaously distribatsd over tie table o. ~
aHsns Patrick LeConnern style. The fssAsf
of the family Captain Dayis) Vas seated =
the head Of the table, who're be could seecn
hi, tweasy-ssvsn dasgaters, who ~sFe nsk-
ing themselves and guests qnits q hsns. Uns
of the daughters, Mrs. B., Who personated
the fool Of the family, done it up brown.
Daring the evening she WAS introduced to Dr..
A. First question to him Are Jon mar
riedg'. Answer-..Yes.n Second question
-aDev rev ike ii?'' The doctor vanossd
he vent under. Mrs. ]. 4 widow va
voted the hAndscmsst lady, and hr. Harry
A. the handsomest gentleman present. We
we're favored with The presence Of Mrs. VAa
d with the postmaster and lady and HI. h.
OF your city, who kindly did the auctioneer-
ing, for which the ladies return their thanks.
By eleven O clock the tables we're removed,
and we, the young folks, had little dance
which was conducted on the Leap Year prin.
ciple, and kept up until three o clock.
There are many more incidents, such =
the singing, dark lantern, tablsanx' etc. wof-
tay Of mention, but fear | am trespAssing
on your good nature, and will therefore quit.
Yours, truly, Nick
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15
Tot TIE q &c ChY.
FMHOEvOTEIs LOvEn.

4 VALENTINE 70 kiss ALKrHEA 4. ,
II gives me JOY 10 think u ron.
In AL the course Of life,
B.srnss IL drives assy the tear.
Which marks the gloomy strife,
Indeed. smother yesr has gore,
and am ssaTrh the land:
But NJ in vain, which seems 50 dear,
In joining heart and hand.
Fs all the .sorld, viii be hrsrs,
Aud bcsf name ike Tell,
By mari hing On until win,
The one lore 30 we'll.
stsad the nsrch for twenty years,
With only Apps n heart;
BIT now maid, 50 fair and bright,
VIII share Wiling part.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15


MoxrRosE.-We knew our neighboring
borough was good town, AZ being in Les
county, il was bound TO be. But We admit
that we didn't know fully its metropolitan
prosp sets and advantages until We got this
letter of An Old Citizen"
MoSTRosr, Feb. Is, 1868.
DEAR GArH:-I wish through the medium
of the CARR 10 give history, present snd
prospective. OF Montsoss. Il i beaat,ful
and healthy location for city, and destined
to be place Of considerable importancel 1t
is located at the head Of the Des Moines rap
ids. and il The destined hesd Of the canal and
junction Of the State Line Road with tho he
okuk Mt. Pleasant Il ST. Paul Railroad, and
the first river town on either one Of those
roads, from St. Paul on the one band and the
Missouri river on the ether, and the most CEN
.ral and convenient point Tor the location Of
the county seat, the location Of which woud
reduce the lax of this county more than any
one move the people cou ID make.
Weare building large brick school house.
which We are prepared to give for court
house, should it become necessary. There il
stone in abundance within the corporation to
erect all suitable buildings at mere nominal
expense. say corporation, for we have IN
incorporated town, and town fathers, or at
least you would think so il you were hers on
the tirst Monday ic March.
We havea population Of 300; four fine
churches. and the fifth talked about; three
school houses: four dry goods, and two drug
stores; one Tin shop, and three blacksmith
shops, and several business houses Of smaller
caibrs.
It i so located in crest bend Of the liver
thatt 10 from Eve to ten mites nearer the
great producing center than any other town
on the river, and is the Eden Of this part Of
the State.
But Ne are grossly deficient IN material for
building cities and raiIrcads--that il, crest
wiud-work and gsss. But al other aifriaI
is abundant.
More in the future. Az OLD CTTlzrk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

LEcrrEE.-John B. Cough win lecture for
the Library Association in this city, on next
Friday evening, the 2lst inst. Particulars
win be given hereafter
]. Fl. CaAIo,
u Chm. Lect. Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

REJECTION OF FARE.-Mr. W. S. WINS ms
forms his friends aud the public, that he has
reduced the Omnibus fare, and viii now car
upassengers to and from all parts of the
city for twenty-five ceats-ordinary baggage
included. feb9-1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

AMONG the many things which you shonld
bear constantly in mind, is the fact that At
the GATE CRY Office, you can get job work
done better and cheaper than at any other
office in the city. Ne are speaking, Of course,
to those who are in need Of any thing in that
line
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

Jrsr REcKrvED--At Philips h Kerr's .
large line Of the best brdsds Of Brown and
Bleached Musl,ns, Prints, de-, which will be
sold At the lowest possible prices.
tues-thurs-aaf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

THis day viii commence great bark
rups Sale of Boots and Shoes Of all kinds.
Look out, everybody, for great bargains will
be sold in lots 70 suit the trade.
J. A. WALLACE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

AucrIos. A. Wallace will sell this day
. large stock Of secondhand furniture,
stoves, tables, sofas, sewing machine, chairs,
bureau, and large stock Of pants, vests,
ahirts and drawers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

IT is an established fact, that Vencill, Jones
l. Co.. are now Offering the greatest bargains
in clothing and gent. . furnishing goods, ever
offered in keok1k, as all will testify who
have given them a call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

TICKETS can be had at the Office Of the T.,
P. & w. r. r.. No. Second street, for ffty
GEMS, good for one passage to Warsaw, in
GLIDING omnibus and railroad fare. Return
fare the same. B. P. Mrssos, Agent.
fah1A.g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

Fon The best Kid Gloves 90 to Dillon
II hn- the celebrated Laporte, sa>
perior to all others.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

pox'r forget that D. 4 j., % Main street,
keen the best stock OF White Shirts, Under
shirts and Drawers, also Hsss and CAPS, to
emit all
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

MAsTrR GEO. HusTEAD, Of Fort Madison.
had his left hand taken of BY circular saw,
at Stewart L Barnes Mills, yesterday after
noon, while taking away some saw dust from
beneath the saw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

GIAp to receive call yesterday from Mr..
DIX. Smith, Assistant Superintendent Of the
Toledo, Peoria L Warsaw Railroad. A good
officer Of good road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

CITY NEWS.

FlxE new Piano or ssle. Enquire Of NY
Everett, eosner III and Concert.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

Erv s.yle Of sprins silk bats, last out AND
received By ). U. Vookbies { Bro.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

Cor IT BAn.-rndved he has. The young
frieai Of onrs Who brought Us this. I. is in
the yaientins way. He signs himself
Nov. if be don grA out Of his present way,
u SO mora than three saars. bel sss littis
suns. He says:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

SEDAh FALLS, Feb. IL, 1868,
EplroR or GATE CRY, KEoKcK-D Dear
Sir: In behalf Of the III orphans Of thi.
Home,4 tender you their thanks for yonr
daily paper. We are come distance from
you, bat glad you do ne. forget US. Your pa
per is read with interest BY the orphans. This
Home has 277 children, only three sick and
they are rapidly improving. Our daily ex.
penses are about one hundred dollars.
Get 81 Sst per month for each
child to > pay oil expenses - feed
clothe and educate. We have Superin,end.
ant and Matron, Steward and Hospital nurse.
three teachers, nins Ward managers, nix sev-
ing women, six in kitten, ono baker and one
shoemaker. Or Home il 10 debt, and have
TO get everything on time. We hope on,
Legislature will see the necessity OF giving i.
larger appropriations, 70 that W can do bet
ter ~ these children. We would BE- pleased
to ZEE you q orr Home, and will show youn,
fns lots boJs and girls - can be found !.
Iowa Respectfully yours.
8. W. CoLE, Sup..
--->.
THs Lilliputian folk are TO be here on
Tuesday nexl They give lesas in The Z.
tefnocn = well = he evening, and thos,
keokakians Who ars bound 70 hear D.pre. !
bAsdict's Ainstssas y he Opera Hos,e !,
the evening, can . 10 The afternoon leves
The Detroit E,es hsss says Of Is, liesl,
party:
Ss &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15


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.Aa s''@ = pm. .' - ' =. 80.
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Dressed uax,-st.sax :, ,ar.rs. u Sc GA nshs
s.xbs cyosipr .e,. rrr. ~ SOS Dor asyistsss On
40 snis sos .xtrs heavy
ChseaGs Lfvs sssen a4rAss.
syr.i.sr.r.I o.'fAss S.s -
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higher tAAa eossg d yssfsrda stoeA VI SOLD u
sssW
c.ttis-AseslrA 90. BETTER dsnasd ief EosA xad
esass CATH which ssd 81 1854 sstfa ssttls sef o.
f.ssd ana uentsal atsSs 70.
$3.50.
RaYstgn Aarhese3
Lossos, v@h. IL --Nees
Lessss. H-ass
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-15

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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-05
X E7lhoe, CA sTA STA. "a

Grey Eagle left for Bayou Sara with an
. Bart Able left for Shreveport at her usual
re A. G. Brown, Capt. W. s. Bassett, will
her usual excursion trips to Carrollton to-
leaving the foot of Canal street at 81 and 81
our up river exchanges we learn of slow
teady rise of water at St. Louis on the LIST and
1ery hot weather and great dullness. The
arrived from New Orleans. The Luminary
20 leave on the I'd.
Cairo, on the Sd, the river had fallen six
Ps during the preceding twenty-four holrs.
Belle arrived from New Orleans.
Louisville, on the I'd, the river was falling.
{ Evansville, on the ID, the river fell four
nes. The John klgour passed down for New
ieans.
IN the ID the river continued its rapid decline
Memphis. The Louisiana arrived from New
cans and departed for Louisville.
he Louisville Journal says the river reporter
the New Orleans CRESCENT is getting STACY"
his weather paragraphs constantly referring
"0ld Soils fiery rays etc. Some of our cOu.
nporaries, says the Memphis Avalanche, have
} habit Of calling God Almighty 1.-THE clerk Of
e weather."
The river was falling slowly at Vicksburg on the
|. The arrivals from New Orleans were the
ov. Allen, Psrgoud and Pauline Carroll. The
ID rtures for New Orleans were the Mollie Able
N Dexter.