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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

~Walt Whitman's LEAVES of Grass" are
to appear in German.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

THROWN PROM \ HOGsE.-AbSu. thr,e
o'clock yesterday afternoon a sorrel horse be-
longing 20 General Grant. upGn which Mr.
John y CCEE-0 was seated, took fright from
the music Ia the procession of the Catholics
Associations, and dashed down New jersey
avenue at a fearful speed, causing much al arm
among the ladies and children on the route
some Of whom nearly escaping injury. Near
the corner OF New Jersey avenue and G. streets
mr. O'Cor nell was thrown tCrcibly 10 the
ground and injured quite severely. Dr. NTH,
who happened 10 be near at the time, rsn1 tered
professional aid, after which The wouaird
man was enabled TO proceed home.
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MARITIME ACCIDKNT.-On Saturday last,
while Mr.. Thomas Hoffman, one of the crew Of
the schooner Constitution, was repairing the
rigging Of the vessel, he lost his hold and fell
from the masthead to the hold of the vessel,
up In an insensible condIrIon, and placed un-
der the care of DR. Charles Allen, who ascer-
tanned that there were NO bones broken, but
1eaTs that the unfortunate man was injured in
ernally.
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GUINAND,

WILLIAM GUINASD.
w DEarERIy
GOAL. WOOD, LIME. CEMlNT, ne.
Centrai once, No. 81 Louisiana avenue. between
9Th and 7th streets west. Branch Yard, corner les
street east and street south Wharf End Sc Al,
Saw MIL, foot OF Sd street east Wharf ACCOM-
modstions for loading and unloading vessels sos
prices. "a m n.
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~ lion.
No. $50 PESNiA AVE-
Between l2th and 18th streets.
tTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIE.

. Nc chrrEe viii be made for extracting ~hers
nnCiai Teeth are inE ,rU6t, although he <nes
paticEt VIII Dc reQSlred 70 pay for thsa452E
sicsI operstion ~hen pert lTrled. whic y -@-1D
Viii De 0edactec ~lea the Teeth are n Aie Tie
hssooletlsa is aow prepared 70 MAKE Teeth q
Nptd. sl!ker and bntheT, 50 New ora, Ptilsdei-
Plata and Boston pr ces All rersoHs wishing de-
tai work done oGu have n as cheap as the acys
named cities. All work will be d5nC IN The nsa-sst
and rest uanmer. a. q warranted . q re eut.ra
satisfaction. Persons VII DO we'll 20 a. 4 ana
solne our work before settins Il elseyterr. y B
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DOCTOR ]. II. THOMPSON HAS REMOVED hi
ONCE and residence from the FIRST Ward /.
Massachusetts avenue, between Thirteenth an
Fourteenth streets, Immediately east o. -Four.
tenth street. Office hours before 10 a. m. an
from to r. N. Hours of attendance at the
Woman's Hospital. from 1 to , p. m. every
day, Sundays excepted Mr.
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FIRE IN A LETTER B1X-About four O'Clock
Saturday afternoon, as officer Proctor, OF the
police force, vas making his rounds. he dis
covered smoke issuing from a street letter box
on the corner OF Thirteenth and streets B.
ing unable 10 open the same, ne waited an
hour Two Tor the letter carrier, but failed to
see HIN. THIS morning, however, Jhe carrier
intCrme him that some mischi -y0us uers0n
had thrown a lighted match into the box
which had entirely consumed TWO letters and
partially destroyed three Others. II mas not
been ascertained whether any OF the tiers
were OF any importance or not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-26

"SPALDrNG's" celebrated Glue is now baire
used to cement friendship between Grant anu
Butler.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN BANKRUPTCY.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA S.
At the City OF Washington, the 24th day Of
October. 1853 The undersigned hereby gives no
tice 81 his appointment As Assignee Of T. w
PATCHEN, in the City Of Washington within sais
District, who has been adjudged Bankrupt upop
his own petition by the Supreme Court Of said Dis
trict. GEO, MASON ATTORNEY at Law
ocZo-Iaw5w City Hall, Assignee.
DISTRICT OF CoLuNs1A,s 81.
At the City OF W ashingten the 1lth day OF Octo-
Der. 1868: The undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee of BENANIR WAR.
NH, In the City OF w ashington, within eaid Dis
trlct, who has been adjud0ed . Bankrupt upon
his own petition BY the Supreme Court OF said
district. GEO. MASON, Attorney ct Law,
&C 36-law5W City Hall, Assignee.
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THE HALTTMOEE OUTRAGEs.-A large n e.
ing Of the Republicans of the District was held
on Saturday light last. at $40 PennsyIyari II
avenue, Tor the purpose OF hearing the state
ments CT persons who suffered at the hands OF
the Baltimore rOughs on the 18th inst, whilst
passing IN the cars through that city, and u
institute measures for protection hereafter.
TIE meeting was called TO order by Ma Tor HGr.
rington, and Col. Hinton was called to the
char and Capt. IL. L. Brian appointed secra-
taTy. The Chair stated that the meeting was
intended 70 elicit the facts in regard TO thee
outrages, and 10 place the espousiciity wher-
IT belonged. The city OF Baltimore was the Of
fender. IL that its police aided the outrage, a
had already been shown. the object of the
meeting was also 10 devise means to no. only
redress, but 10 guard against such outrages in
the future, " hIch would be done If citizens had
70 organize and protect themselves. STATE
ments were made by Messrs. L. +. Clements,
j &. Clary. Ward, W. Cock and VeHab!e
who detailed how they had been dragged from
the cars and beaten by the mob, and then 0ckad
up by the police all night. After remarks by
Col. j. Bell Adams, Major Short and others, on
motion of Col. Adams, committee OF three
was appointed to take the aifidayits of persons
who had been beaten on the trains, and To r.
port such resolutions a. they may deem neces-
sary AZ an adjourned meeting ON Tuesday eve
ming next. Col Adams, Col II. G. Otis and
Capt Carrier we're appointed the COMMITTEE.
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4. MERKER,
SMITH IN GENERAL,
ALL KINDS OF

RON WORK,
Such as Iron Ratings, Crates. Guards for n
Doors and WINDOWS, Scales. Doors, shut SIS
Ierrandshs, Iron stair: stees, &c; also,
Gsiysnized and other Wire Window Guards. All
all Sorts OF REPAIRING Promptly Done and
npon reasonable terms. at No. JO4 sixth street
below Pennsy lvania avenue, lat the shop formerly
occupied By Jas. McDonal,) Washington, d. c.
oc "a St.
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SPOTTED LIKE DOMIN OES.-The teeth SON
become speckled if every GefiIement is Ne. r.
moved from them every twenty-four hours
To do this effectually there is nothing like So
ZoGont. II literally renders the enamel i'm
perYious and indestru ctble.
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POLE DEDIcArioN.-The Seymour and Blair
men of the District will assemble this evening
to participate the dedication of the first hick.
DRY pole erected BY the Fourth Ward Demo.
cratic Club, IT the intersection Of Massa sets
and New Jersey avenues. A procession will
be formed nom Wills Hall, on Seventh street.
and will march from thence to the above place.
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DENTISTRY.

A ETHICAL TEETH INSERTED TO GIVE
"A SATISFACTION.
-, FULL SETS FROM $40 TO sac.
Sal ana examine specimens At s6I 6th
street, ret and A. Teeth eNtrActe S~s-@ZJ
WITHOUT pain. Teeth carefully filled Long ~--o
experience IN constant practce ablss the UNDER
signed TO sd just Teeth 70 tie most Ii cult cases
Call and he cOnyinced
se2slm' DIR. PETTgNGILL
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DR. JoHNsToNs PATENT SMOOTHING

Ironorncsd by all Who have seen II 30 be the
oeet article Tor domestic invented ne - a.
principle, and beautiful I'm design.
IL vill 90 the work of four common frops vttr
one third the fuel, requires holder never smuts
the cloths, and puts finer polish on shirts than
and fuel I'm three mouths.
Any one dissatisfied may return them within
back. 'A'sn "oNos
For sale at the northeast corner OF p. .x.rpe
and ID street. by J06N LOCKE sole sreat Tor
Haryland, District Of Columbia, and Alerspdris,
~Asents wanted. o,
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A DIPLOMATIC CRICKET MATCH.-On Satur-
day afternoon, a match game Of cricket was
played between a selected eleven from the
Washington and American Cricket Clubs OF
this city, and an eleven composed Of the British
Minister and members of the English Legation,
in " hich the following parties Were contestants:
Seiectsd RlereH-Messrs. Albert Woodley, Ii.
Sylvester, L. Jansen. T. King, T. p. Stacy, J.
Gross, W. Hoffman, X. w. Webb L. ID. Alden,
G.. Moore, and Woodley, Jr. L. p. Stacy, cap
tain.
English Eleren-Hon. Edward Thornton, his
son Edward, a lad sixteen years of age. and
MessTs. w. Il. W. rreemaD, kelton, II. Free
man, Banks, Jones, Stole, Fame, and French,
and Captain Howard.
The played commenced AT one O'Clock pre-
cissly, and was not concluded when darkness
came on, at which time the game was called
with the odds in favor Of the Washington
players. The contest was an exciting one
throughout and the members of the Legation
eyinced much skill as well by their activity in
the field as their shrewdness az the cricket
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Georgetown Advertisements.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr.; GeOrs-,o,

RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auc'r.; Georgetown
CONTINUATION SALE or DRY GOODS AT
AUCTION
zN13store, No. IRA Bridge street, a Isrss s11
R,sct and CoIored silks, very GOOD SuaPity Of
Black and Colored Alapaccas
BARK pelsines and Mohairs
pam aud Plaid PopIins
Calicoes and GiBehams
flannels and Cassimeres
S Ss.s, sps s. aGs ns and Gloves
Bleached and brown Shsetings
Canton Flannels. Checked Muslin. &c
those In want of fall goods. as they Will be sold
1t TH0s. BOWLING, Auct.
RY THos. BOWLING, Auct.: Georgetown.
ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO. HANDSOME REP
Bkk kL ssT SoITks, BLACK MALS.r GaaM
$$EfEss, ISsEhfs diEFETs, te,' AT G6S
On FRIDAY, the sOth inst, at 10 o 'cIock
"a. m L slall sell, at the late residence 50
on Bridge street. between Frederick and Esyette
streets, the foIowing Furniture. viz;
two Medallion Sofas. Gent 5 AID Ladies Castor
Black Walnut Chamber Suites, with Marble top
O., Bureaus and WashstaIds
Arm Chairs, marble top Centre Tables
mantle ornaments. Engraving and window Shades
OAK Cottage Sets. Walnut Bedsieads
Marble top Dressing Bureaus, Washstsnds
MardrObes Cane seat Chairs
Feather Beds. Pillows and Bolsters
Painted Cottage Sets
Hair Mattresses, Blankets, Comforts. Sheets and
Cases
Extension. Tables. Crockery, Cutlery, Plated
Ware, &c.
Brussels. Tlree-ply. Ingram. snl other CARPETS
lot Of Kitchen Requisites.
Terms cash. THoS. BOWLING.
&C 70 Auctioneer.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; GeorEetowr.
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN GEORGETOWN
AT AUCTION.
IL an WEDNESDAY, October sSth, at flur
~. o clock p. IN I viii sell. ia front Of the
.&@ prcrsisss, part of Lot No. 3d. f-Ontirr rs
feet on Frederick street by 9 depth Of 9i feet i'm
proved By a comfortable three story Frame Dwell
ing House.
Terms One half cash; balance in and L months.
Tor notes bearing interest. secured y deeI Of
trust On the property. Conyeyancing and staraps
at the 50 OF the purchas-r.
&C 23-ft THOS. BOWLING. Auct.
MEATS MEATS AT EEDUCEO PRICES
sIRLoIN ROAST, 20 cts per pound.
RIB ROAST, - and 20 cts
PORK aud SAUSAGES, zoe; LAMB 90
SEGETa BLES. POULTRY. GAME. sli all
kinds OF CANNED FRUITS. &C
H. W. FISHER.
&C ~ %. "a High street, Georgetown.
sDY TUOS BOWLING Apc,,o,o.-. e.s.o-~,s. =.
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COINS, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Ch,ropodist
OF twelve years practical experience IN the
United States and Canadas, and established al
A24 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, ID. O.
&c, and successfully treats all diseases of the
feet without pain or Inconvenience to the
patient The shoe can be worn with ease IN
meoiafely after the operation. Refers 70 tn
many eminent physicians, surgeons and thou
sands OF ether responsible persons who pa
tronlZe his establishment. Hours from a. m
to p. m. No charge for cons ultation at Office
Calls made at residences from to sp. m.
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WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at II
STAR Once.

PIReoNs wishing to subscribe for THI STA q
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard.
will please leave their orders at No. La Eas,
Capitol street. between Ath and 5th.
JOHN CO09INs, Agent
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u. a. q. D., SUPREME AR-H CTATTER.-
StoneLeu-e Chapter, 40. }, oTE.a'z-t last Pr
day night by the election OF joseph T. =.
Plant as l.. = A; I'll ward g.. InEersOII, ) or
tary; Robert II. R3Enitz. Treasurer: : smueI =.
Richardson, Senior EUb2te: j. Paxton. Iunrc-
Eghatr: James IL. Plat, II. II. g.; and Thomas
RI h. J. IL. Il. This branch Of the Druist.
Order As TO meet - Druid Hall, 4J5 ID street
between 9Th ana It'll streets, CA the second a-d
fourth Wednesday nights OF each moath. ".
also understand that the meetings Of Wasa.n--
ton Grove, no. ], VIII be- held every THURSDAY
night IN the same building, Commencing
Thursday, 2glh iHstant. The nall is 1f.aI az
III neat manner, suitable tor secret assOciltipu
meetings: and there is large nall adapted fJr
church and public meetings on thu second 100.
Of the same 5uildinr.
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TEMPERANCE MATTRRs.-A very interesting
temperance meeting was held last evening at
Temperance Hall, under the auspices OF the
Washington City Temperance Society. Able
addresses were delivered by DIR. T. q. Clayton,
Rev. Mr.. Gonsalves, U. K. Harris, VIM. p.
Drew, Judge Blood, and George w. Maher
Atthe conclusion of he remarks of the latter
gentleman, a number Of persons stepped for.
ward and signed the pledge.
The Jonadabs held an Interesting meeting on
Saturday evening, and after the initiatory ser.
vices Mr.. o. X. Harris deliver an address, i'm
Wncn was much valuable information, and
under the supervision OF the committee on
entertainments "the good of the order, will
ings as the iniuatory.
ST. CHARLES HorIL.-This well. knour .s
Enlistment mas been undergoing thorough re-.
pair and improvement, and will, in a fe W davs
be ready for occupancy. its eligible locati0n
on the corner OF ID street and Penuevlvans.
avenue within con venieut distance of the Csn.
itol and Presidents House, renders ths &,
Charles one of the most desirable hotels in thc
city, both for q tenant and the sojourner, and
we have no doubt IL will readily command as
a tenant first-rate landlord.
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4 oHrIDxkTIAL.-Ioa nsa VINO nave IN
Y yured Themselves by certain secret habits
autiss q nsErisd NE; also, Siddis end ola
men, Who, iron the foiiise q youth. or other
before placing the0ssivss under TIE treatment o}
sny one, sAoeA 1rst reed The Secret Triend !"
q perasins The Secret 1riendS 81 u 70 any
eaoree., " SeA1e1 envelcpo, On reesiys Of =
Sssso. 49, S.s:. Di' oHAHLss zSTsAh 20.
Sc A LBERfn CDACKERs Genuine
rhEen HONkI-seoeisin ing weekly
AhSLish PICKLES EDsaUCRs
W. BURCdELL,
Corner -Four teenth and streets.
oee Under kbbitt House
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Our stock Of OLD wHIsKIIs IL unusually largo
snd highly improved By age, ane our customers
may eonnde In - that the unrivallsd quality
svsryvhsrs acknswlsAssd ofsur Old 4ononsahsla
Whales shall b fally maintained b -.
oeS-@ 49, ~ ttt -
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The ACCIDENT At The AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE.-Tbe Baltimore C0glmsr,itf saws M
hOmas knOda, a student of this institution
from HaCerStOWn. VINO Tell on FRIDAY, t.e IGth
instant. from the balustTdde to the brick ia .t.
ment below, Il distance of about fifty fe-t. vet
lives, Is conscious, and hopes are entertained
OF MS recovery. Dr. Higgins gave Immaculate
attention 20 rne case, and messages Wrr- dis
patched TO Btadensburg aud v ashingt.g Tor
the best medical talent. Dr.. Wells was soon
present, aud - Saturday DR.. a. =. 4. Kirg, OF
Washington. moved Il large pieca o. detached
bore from hls skull. Dr.. n. X. Smith, OF this
city, aud pr. Lincoln. OF Washington, visit a
hlm "a MCHCay. All possible attention aud
skin mas been gwen 70 The case from the first,
ana w. heartily WI 4 that SUI cess may attend
the!r efforts used for his cure
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POLICE ITEMs.-First Precinct:-Robe
TruXfon, playing ball on Sunday; fined 81.
Christopher Pfluger, indecent exposure; fined
So.
Fourth PrecinCt:-Frank Thomas ,dlscrderly:
fined 50
Fifth Precinct Dan Minor, fighting; fined
>. Dennis Thomas, uisorderly; fined -. Mary
Smith, intoxicated and disorderly; do.
Skin Precinct:-'feorga Bowie, disorderly:
fined -. Frances GTau, drunk and disorderiy:
fined So
seventh Precinct-Thos. +. Burr, drum X
locked up II!l sober Edward r'reaS, DO: fined
81
Eighth frecinct:-EliZa Clements, petit lar
ceny, Jail tor court; Patrick Farrell, drunk aad
dIsOrd5Tly, fined -; AIIDe LittleioJ. do, work
house.
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New York sinances.

New YORK gtnAnCes.
By TeleFraphJ Srv YosK August 10
Money Rather more active at rs ger cent
oold-Lower and dull; o.ed at 1901
Exports SO coo.
Government stocks lower but closed .teady Coupons
Of 81 1aAd1ix; 90 1s9saSs; "a skesz; '65 l1A@ss
new 7s<6s: 81 7ss0A: IS 7l11ss; 10 4os s14dsk.
ftocks feverish and Inset les. Erie sold Low Is
A5k YC 122 Express shares lawer but ciesEd stead
Ter. Miscellaneous list dull.
At $50 ths prices Merohaots Union is56@ 9
Western Union Telegraph s4s AZ; Amer'n Ex ssb49A
Erpress 4o11B1s; New York Central 12aJ AZ Ere
eAo5s: do preferred 4s.s e4s54, Reading sss.asG
Wabash 5o1z az. N 1ls a2o; " s21sasS: Ill Cent
raj lil9l44; o.; CHI ago AMI Alton lss
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HARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
lineage Market.

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO. Aug IL
flour-Frm for old wheat; fresh ground spring ex-
tras good to extra choice. IS $3.50.
wheat Dull aud lower sellers holding OF; No 81
7s1l leash, Il e6a II Ct sslle. the month; No 81
81 cash.
Oats-Pirm and quiet No 9aAEH
Owts-Good demand; firm at So sfGA.
Rye-Irreguar and unsettled at 81 1881
Bariey-Irregular 81 60 bid and 81 65 asked for No
Provisions Quiet and unch ,ngsd pork s2e 25G5o.
Iard-eales at Is.
Whieky-Firmer; 63 Ds6.
Fregh,s- ACTIVE, oats 8, corn to Buffalo, by sail
wheat 10 ty steam to Buf.Io l2la by sail to ow 60
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-20

THz Weed Sewing Machine took the pre-
MUM 81 the Illinois State Fair last Fall for
its unrivalled excellence a. family Sewing
Machine. Mess,s. Barter Brothers, 1t their
newly opened and splendid rooms At No. 8
Second street, one door from Main, are
agents. Call and SEQ the machine work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-20

bow TO READ THE CLorDs.-A "weather
prophet " gives the following method Of fore.
telling the weather By the appearance Of the
clouds; Soft>looking or delicate clouds fore
tell 6ns weather. with moderate or light
brsezes, hard edged, oily looking cloads,
wind: dark. gloomy, blas sky Indicates 6ne
weather. Generally, the softer clouds look,
The loss wind (but perhaps more rainy may
b expected; and the harder, moro greasy,
rolled, tufted or rugged, the stronger the
coming wind will prove. Also. bright,
yellow sky It sunset presages wind pale,
yellow, vt and greenisb, sickly looking col
Or, wind and rain. Thus, BY tho prevalence
Of rcd, yellow, or other tints, the coming
vsathsr may b foretold very nearly, indeed,
Y aidsd b instruments, almost exactly.
Email, inky looking clouds foretell rain, light
ssad clouds driving across heavy massss,
aAow wind and rain, bat II sloas may indi-
go viaA snl1.
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e u X. H.
szs ~. D. h .yl!! ". j1s.-.- -. 81
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4 n. vi. r ~. s.s..
=. - r. .ss. 49,.
.ss ~ s.s. j. = 80 -....-
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= g. ~ - s..1 q = -
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y. Lassoa @ Ass'sos sssn o.s'eo . -
olasaos - lalysss vsiea' lo"s.e', :
saoo@sa u - 3 slo = - -
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ssses q - - = 0opsl'1 "a'''
sseosesaOs - aeeese
- .sSeass .n'.'ee - 70. =
stErcts4 = address letters 70 orr candidates
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To HoRsHMEH.-A correspondent Of the
Scientific American gives this advice to horse.
men: Whenever they notice their horses d.
recting his ears to any point whatever, orin
dicating the slightest disposition to become
afraid, let them, instead of pulling the rein
TO bring the horse toward the object causing
it, nervousness, pull it on tho other side
This will instantly divert the attention Of the
horse from the object which is exciting bis
suspicion, and in ninety-nine cases out Of .
hundred the horse will pay no more atom
ton to the object from which he win ay away
if forcibly driven to il BY pulling the wrong
rein.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-20

FoR Elastic Sponge, Mattresses and Pill
lows 20 to J. B. Cross 4 Co.'S, Agents for
Keokuk. div
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CNfetko LIve MOCK msFket.
| 81 Telegraph CaieAao, Aug. 10.
Receipts-ca,tle cars; Hogs % cars; Sheep
| cstile-kxtrs 5oo6 10; good to ehoics 60 le
81 X; stockers 00N4 %.
| 10 62ls
.hsep-choice 81 SOC IS; common to good s. % {,
rs
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THe Phil. Sheridan came in last evening q
few minutes after six. making tho best time
that has been made during the low wat :.
The "Phil." leaves for st. Louis At clock
this morning.
The Addie johnson leaves above the Rap
ids this morning for St. Paul.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-20

GKN. AuGrsT-As Cesar DopGE made .
speech to the Seymour and Blair Club at
Burlington last evening.
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CITY NEWS.
GRANT AND COLFAX.
In o y an Il rtctOrN!
urAaa 1wCHerHWn


Tho people Of Leo county are requested to
meetin Mass Convention on Wednesday,
September I'd, 1858, q the function, for the
purpose Of hearing the political Issues Of the
day ably and eloqusntiy discussed.
Hon. James Harlan, Gen. Hiram Soho>
Geld, Hon. George W. McCrary, and other
distinguished spsaksrs win address the msst-
ing.
The watch-6res of Republicanism burn
brightly. Como to this meeting, feel their
glow, participate in the good time, and show
By your presence that the loyal citizens Of
Lee county are now, ~ they ever have been,
opposed TO the revolutionary doctrines Of
Copperhead Democracy.
By order Of the Lee County Republican
Central Committee.
JoHs VAN vALkESBuRc, Chairman.
GRANT Gu. nss7l'o fo-,,snr.
Hon. john Van ValRsnbuPg,
or Fl. Madison, will address the Club to-
night. Also Mr.. Noah Green, who has
served three years in the army. His breth-
rsa Of the Jewish faith, are earnestly invited
10 attend and hear the reasons Why the Jews
should support the Republican nominees.
Ladies are invited to attend, and will be
provided with comfortable seats.
JOHN BRucE, Prssident, g. C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-20
GRACE FRAHCaIs
French Dressing,

For ladies and children's boots and shoes
II will not rub OF when wet and soil the
skirts. Try one bottle and you will always
use it. Manufactured BY B, F. Brown 4
Co., Boston. For sale by Robertson /
Albers. sunAwed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-20

THR GATR CrrY compositors were the re-
cipients yesterday of very fine watermelon
- donation BY Mr. II. Hamel, the gen.
ilsmanly and popular fruit dealer on Main
street, between It'll and 9Th. The thanks Of
the entire corps are hereby rendered to Mr..
Hamel,-vhile We suggest to others that for
melons, fruits, nuts, &C., this fruit store is
shs place to buy.