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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11

n@. Dickens does not live with his
wife, it is said, and this fact adds spice
to this little story: "a lady well known
in literary circles, and who suffers from
an organic disappointment, on the
evening of the first reading sent Mr..
Dickens bouquet. The floral offering
was returned, with the thanks of the re-
cipient, and the announcement that q
lady of London supplied him with flow
ers for his button hole, not only in Eng
land but America"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11

BdT David A. Hopkins has been ar
rested in Jersey City, charged with in
cest with his daughter, aged fourteen.
He denied the charge, and said that on
Thursday evening he took his daughter
into an upper room for the purpose of
praying with her. Hopkins, who has
been employed by the New York and
Erie railway company for some years, is
the inventor of several railroad improve
ments, and has an income of about $4,000
year.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11
Sinking Of the Steamer Empire at Wolf
Islaud

CAIRO, January THE Ike Hammill
ran into the Empire last night about one
o'clock, at the foot Of Wolf island. The
Empire sunk in few minutes, after
being run on bar. The water is few
inches on the main deck. The deck
load was saved. No lives lost. She can
be easily raised if the river does not rise
too fast. Two bell boats are here. One
will probably go the Empire to might
The Empire was from Louisville to Mem.
phis, with 200 tons produce and assorted
freight, and was formerly the tin-clad
Jennie Hubbs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11

s6r The military asylum at Augusta,
Maine, burned on Sunday night, was q
large wooden building, formerly hotel.
It contained rooms for the men, officers
quarters, the hospital, sebsol room and
library. Nearly adjoining it was the new
building, erected last summer, contain
ing a dining-rOom and sleeping apart
nenis. This last was oaly slightly dam.
aged. The other buildiuEs-the laundry,
stable, four barns and two ice-houses-
rere saved. The total loss is estimated
1t about sl5O,OOO The ERE was caused
by defect in the gas machinery.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11

seA. The black tongue disease is pre-
vailing among the horses at the Ira ppe
in Montgomery county, Penn, and also
near Reading. The disease, if not at
tended to Immediately, in short time
proves fatal
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11

D6T Two of the largest buildings
owned.by the United States Lock and
Brass Company at Austin, six miles
west of Chicago, were entirely destroyed
by fire on Tuesday night. Loss about
$4,000. Fully insured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11

e& A man named McEwen and two
females, Spiritualists, have been arrested
at Newark, New Jersey, for giving lee
lures in nude state. They will be sent
to the lunatic asylum, as they have been
proven insane. McEwen declared him
self Jesus, and called the two women Eve
and the Virgin Mary. Their proceedings
caused an immense sensation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11

r6r An arrival from Aspinwall brings
intelligence of the death of Colonel Muir.
ray, United States Inspector at Panama.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
ID executed TO me on the 18th day OF Janua-
ry, 1867, by J. 7. Gillian, to secure the T y
ment Of certain note the elm mentioned, for
Sl.799 70 said note given in favor o. I. o.
Bridgforth. executor and guardiar of I. b.
/ Bridgforth's estate and children, which said
seed is on record. in the Probate Clerks office,
I Of DeSoto county, Miss, in book No. ?, pages
27l and 272 Of be records of deeds Of trust,
MORTGAGES and contracts. Twill on
Saturday, the 25th of January, Is6s,
between the hours of II A. NJ, and 4o'clock P. NJ,
on the premises, sell a. pub ie outcfy, to the
highest bidder for CASH, the 70 lowing described
properly. to-wit: One hundred and twenty
Rcres Of land of Of the east side Of the north
cast quarter Of section (20) twenty, township
~ two. range (6) SIX west; also, fifty acres OF
The western part Of tho nortswes quarter OF
section l2D twenty-one, township (2) two. range
t6) six west. contain ng in all i70 acres. Also,
five Mules, mentioned in the same Instrument.
The title TO the property IL believed to be per
feet, but will convey ony as trustee.
ID. W. BRISTOL, Trustee.
Jan. 4, 1853 1ll
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11

s6s- A. H. Palmer, well known Chi
cago solicitor and insurance agent, has
committed suicide.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11

r4 Willis@ Fielder. who killed him
self in ST Louis, on Sunday, on account
Of poverty and lack Of employment vas
the son-of a wealthy merchant in Leip-
zig. Saxony,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11

tD~ Samuel Nicolson, inventor G
the pavement of that name, is dead.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-01-11
A DEMONSTRATORS FINAL sETrLR-

n melt in County Court Of Shelby county,
To the heirs and creditors of Michael Hesse,
deceased. Notice is hereby given that have
filed my settlement of the estate Of Michael
Hesse. deceased, with the Clerk Of said Court
and that will apply for confirmation of said
settlement at the February term, 1868, Of said
Court. to be held on the first Monday of said
month, in the Courthouse in the CITY Of Mem
phis. SOL. HESSE,
Administrator.
Approved December IL. 1857.
JOHN LOAGUR, Clerk. Re
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LAND

TN TEN AND TWELVE MILES OF MEN,
IL pbis, Of every quality. and in a1y quantity,
iron so 70 $50. even 500 acres, timbered aHd
cleared. for sale and rent both also, new steam
Mill, nearly complete; good loc iiion also,
Cypi ess timber accessible. Apply at l6e Front
street. Memphis, or p Remberton. twelve
miles north o. city, on Big Creek Plank Road.
le6-13le = :. RENBERT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-08

| got my conscience over on the other
side, AMI felt that IT would be sin and a
shame for me to retain questions and
scruplcs on such matter! How it warm
ed aud inVigsrated me! looked at it be.
fore going to sleep; ! examined my pocket
~ the morning early to be sure that had
not dreamed il. How / pi;ied the poor
sludeHts who had not, we'll knew, $40 in
their pockets. Still, | tried to keep down
pride in ITS offensive torms. could not
be lifted up. / would strive to be even
mnre familiar than bef,re with the plainest
of my aequaintances. " What is money :"
said / to myself. &" 1t is not property that
makes The man; it is" Well. perhaps |
thought il was the ability to deliver elo-
queat Temperance addresses. But great is
the deeeitluIness Of money, was getting
purse proud.
| resolved TO invest. There was but
one thing 70 invest in a--ba"ks. | went TO
Adams store; saw anedition of Burkc's
works. With the ease and air OF rich
man bought and paid for them. Adams
iuuked al me aud then al the hill, ant
hen at me. | never could make up my
mind whether il was admiration or sas.
pieion. that his face expressed. But |
wanted and painted to have him ak ae,
" Where did you get all this $40 bill :"
However / concluded that the express
ion VA: one ol genuine admiration. With
my book under my arm, G never to this
tla, could ge, over The desp0>llinn 10 Car
rs horne III. own paeka .es.) | returned To
college and placed "n nv laole my volume
nf Barke. | tried tn hide from nyselt
that h,d vain purpose in il. that was
waiting To see Bannlster's surprises aud 10
hear nnward's exclamation, aud to have il
whispered in the class room. q" say, have
YOU heard tina, Beechcr has got spleGdid
copy oi ID tke:"
Alter this was man that owned 4
library become conservative and irn-
gal. Before. | haf spent at least d dollar
and ham Il year far nleh nacks; but after
| founded a library | returned ali such
waste. aud every penny | could raise or
save, compelled TO transform itself into
books
As Ionk back on tie influence Of thIs
struggle for book. caun II deny that it
has been salutary. do not believe that
spent ten dollars in all my college coarse
Tor horses, or amu,emeuis Of any kind.
Bot al nav gradua,inn I owned about fifty
volumes. fne getting oi these volumes
was nut the least important element OF my
rollfge cducstion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-08

THE DEAr AND DusB boy sentlrmau
"nce being On 4 visit 10 lriend. the con.
Yrrsal,ongturned on the great blessing o.
the deaf aud dumb Institutions, when the
f"rner expressed his incredullty as 10 those
thus affected really understanding what
they we're taught. His Trend proposed he
should 'i.it tue institution, in oIdrr that
he might have the 'uppnruaity Of jutging
Tor himself. They accordngly went, aud
he wassrcqur. to write o. the black
board, Which was hung up in the roou.
where the children were sitting, any ques.
tions he wished In praposc. lie took the
chal, and wrote, who III ,de all things"
One Of the li,lls buys wrote, " In the be
ginning Cod created the heavens aud the
earth"
lie again wrote. "Why vas i. Jesu.
Christ came into this world r
The answcr given, God 80 loved the
world that he gave his only begutten Son,
that whosoeyer belieVeth 10 him should no,
perish, but have everlasting life"
he took the chalk again, and wrote,
" How is il that eau both hear and speak
whilst you are deaf aud dumb 7"
The little fellows eyes filled with tears
whilst he wtote underneath, Even so,
Father, for II seemed good 10 thy sight"
This touching answer rcbukcd Tire unbe-
lief OF the gentleman, who r. tired, not only
convinced, bat deeply affected.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-08

Minneapolis, MINI. has produced a
sheet iron chimney which il made OF three
sheet iron cylinders, the space between the
outer and second one being filed with
ashes, thus securing safety from fire, 1t is
lighter, and claimed 10 be safer than brick.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-08

The Chassepot rifles, is is stated, are
now being manufactured by the French
government factories of small arms, al the
tate Of 600 per day. ".@tsf ....
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

Notloag axe bsscs of lovers from Tho in
terror saasssa - ap-tews photessspA saiscs
- 1A1asa sAsir pscsssss taksa. To lady
nave prsesdepce - her swais, vhov shs sid,
'shsd % b tuck fust and rel natnrai."
He bruaAsA " bio hair, esv1 his neoktie
= twist or svo. ssksd Ais fifl II bic coilas vss
o. K, and placed himself in the operators
eheis, whore ho aesnmsd this pkyai09nomicAl
chasacsefiseic III poor mortal in deutsst's
hands. and about to pars with one Of his
teeth.
.Now look putty" begged the lsdY, cast
ing Que Of her lansuishing faces.
The picture WAS taken. When produced
y esminded the girl, - she sxpreassd it,
Aiool how Josh LOOKED when he got over the
91Aesls;" and % thu tas not m era u her
l0vsr's history p1rfichlarly worthy sofcom.
memoration, she Insisted that Tho should
sand again.
He ebs5sd, asd .hs attended bin to the
chair. s.,.s.t
sJeah, y aid shs, '.just look kinder snil-
inn. 81 hindes den't.n
1 n peor fellow trisd to follow the iadef.
aitt i1jsnction.
"IAl, says shs, lyon look al puckersd
Oss lissseiea lellowsd anstAsr. bel With
= kssls sssssss. Al lsst, growing inpnaisnt
and deepemaa, ehe resolved p " 40 s1ps-
rineSt, vbieA ~ c0hstdefe4 infallible, and
exclai0od a
II dost kesr il there 10 folk round"
Che Ghioined the operator to stand ready
q ~ cAmsrA. She then ~ in her fellows
lap, and throwing her arms around her neck,
managed 10 cAst : shower Of 6axen ringlets
q isseen bst~een the (. ias and the pro-
cssdiSky, which were betrayed BY sounds
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

- = ~ go, ~ HSir6e Nwner, srjlsl
I 49, - A.
- ~ cDlm Ns1s1e paee -
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49, q ~ - - - 49, -
49, = - 1n - - -:
So Gf6uu1 r = - klqCG j =
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aso1 - 1kle - l. 80 tt61 ~ =.
veneonuG IL vlD1Dn poel1 ~ - -, tagoss
Z - eo1ufanNNS - esoVf -, r ~ oss0 =
: ~. 1eoGH m1Uo1 = - - u1euDA-.
blaoh oe1uslbs1los. rs s1elsa0 ADs6see
voy a0g d NJ - tsms - lbsos mA6Dss
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tstbafsis'te uni1S - bruisos = ssfn nistts,
swsss ni1tsesl - ssP oosss OF, and fsesivss ~
i o. nese 0efse ghfsh - leattne n The air, o.,
II ~ spiniea q 9on>, spsntaesossly dSssltpe
8 sAis pe1pitie vsesta1lg4s This specie Of fsn-
Rss erouoA sss1as to b nose frsqusnt n 49,
sons Whea tAses 40 sxtseaee Of hest and ed,
and Of msissuse asd dtysess and In The opinion
Of maay istsliigsat iaspss, 4 10 much more
common than fofnsfly. Il 70 affirmed BY soma
thss tie application Of salt TO the land will insars
the esQn an1aoe - spoeafaoeo Sf thls specie Of
Aissa6 aaa
Oaetlo Uln e1faly, II evos, t0aeh stalk o. leaf
q eses n vhisA this ssbssanes ~ appeared, Int
No Z annQti1r q III eu1vuo1o4 bysheake aad
~ Il e 80 IL HI IS.
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atD91s1 u3tA \ ~ tAls snst q iupavieas -
waess, 4 Win su0aln ~ u ths seo1ash q ~
ssinsl - + - sse1altsa = ~ rsissd b ~
0tooteeo.s Uoo0N1to0S - u 00Dpsy oooeoo ef
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

The Cazette adds: !" II i pity that re-
turns from al the counties have not been -
csivsd. Thsrs's Dubuque, Jackson, Fro
mont and Lee coussisa, the only oass in Iowa
which gavs Seymour naioritiea, pay no atssn-
ton 70 he Law which requires their cousty
Judeseso lhsuidh she dssirsajisA The effect
d he lise i . snabls he Qsastssnsster
0sosssit 70 furnish iros Nod llosks ses I'll
eeadisss.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

assAsAsse DashsPs e 0en. Graas.
nraahasu. l1ntae ~. 60 suee,,s6 ~
the President an:
D., .n~, ~. "a ,o..
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n =. = 49, co.. -..,,
vs.h;...oa - ~ L. ~ sneIs con .tn s'd p
S..a. - ma IL y sss.sSeu,' ~ u i.
s..' 49, y .o o.I "e . Svn .'us.s ol
A.. ~. .aa =. s,, - s = Il e r.
1 u.:.. ~ ns'. Th 10 ~. you 70 .ne CnieI
S;ssi.s.S 4. fs.'s .acn ~ 49,
ra;.I,- a.a. Ie \. .he s1o.e ncu -. ~
,as 1870 - .ps .solaSs. eno Iae
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60. 49, 80 SSa s'0'J sns' WI
~. -. ..;s.; : .s;.A 49,. ...,.a !.
-. i1s.:ar =. $3.50 ~ -
go1 I ssyyu, s..s1s.u ~ w cs,H ~
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22
FAX

For the cure OF COM 80 r. Hon,
Coughs, Colds, AsthnAe 1rosl.
ch1tts, Whooping Cough, Dys-
pepsia, General Debility, and
particularly for All other Dis
eases Of the Threat and Lungs.
This sy.sp b not intended - ~ssrsa1sL~snsr y II
z sy s..s. ssso%Gspssa ...ass kss ~ e:ss
public may rely Nth confidence. II ~ 1xpRfmtnt,
hsyDg been In for many years with marked
and other remedies Of kindrsa char.cter conducting
the same srd namely, the OF thst iusdious and
dangerous disesse. that annually carries down the
danger Of shis disease l. In its sssAlthy spsoscA
little coldn- 1sight cough IL al & first ut Will
go In this hops the patient deludsd
death, which might and should have been cured 10 Its
incipiency In the event Of these primitive symptoms
msnifest,ns Themselves "Wrxhts Tar syrup Is bappi
ly calculated to them A time should be lost
In apryia' no remedy-de Is merely suicidal for
Censupu In whatever aaks II may rfssepf ITSELF 10
not 81 with and tn ne casa q In 70 conditicn
In hs patient realize the fatal truth OF "It la,s
ara us" .s IN this mai Consnnption, a. il surely
will not taken hold of once, and the remedy
tim al persist sntly applied
Mas THEORIES have been INDUCED in 70 fhe cause
Of Consumption Among the most enlightened minds
great diversity ou exists, Il Is net oar efessnt
purpose to discus matter, but II il evident 70 NJ
nce to and il this end that bare direct
ed onr enbrts the pFsp1Tsticn ~ sAh syrsp. From
the aneers aelsyis Is sy Stages, Save spsksn
ss xss Il. e g Sc
day., for IL will b. 100 lstsvhsn the snsht Of
dss.n s:ss 10, when no mss csa we.h" Aasin. srd
repentance ssdsseA arsfsl retribssssa. 81 =
br. Wrightb Tar Byrap h ssll b. OIL Draggists.
10RD 4 111a18, 0hAsagss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

FATHER Hscksa lscturssin Davenport this
evening. Subject :" Martin LotAsr.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

Wills DRuxnoED, Of MeGregor, has been
appointed Supervisor under the revenue law
for Iowa, Minnesota and Nebraska.
He will make capital officer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

NoHEY . esaipe fsou he East 70 Tho
West q The rate Of four million dollars .
weak:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

Tvs low Claim Gags will have hard work
getting tblsugt Ceasrsss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

The Keokuk Bridge il to be completed
within the next year. 1T
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22
sAs CAsass nassas..
Duy,fnstvp. Iows. De. .. 1855

3 Bssiiast5n, lows, Dec. ., 1885,.
m. JevA nsnplKRSa:@-I sosicsd in your
papss Z ~ IL Instant o account Of dis
fisa d deseripAiea> lAnAf aAespiuioa 10
8 AiesaSs wAishfl 'ha1 ssoe -lsssabls vith
-: 80: = g E a!.. s,.:. r. e
sssee 0assly - =, ovrtaaislncfis1. Ihave
hept 1(Dck e6tsls - oU jdtt1 Il Io~a, ard
have been II tSe habit 81 buying cora STOCK
paslnso ses naAyysssa- h 10y fHseonoesII
iesna lAsf vhtns 4 t6fnSd ,catale into frsaA
stalh 6Al1a. pieh ktllss1ss - sapply .of ualsf,
that nhfver1A1H le6s moro or less cattle;
and, - ~ Uskef hand. when the wa,er. vss
plenty I'D sosy q accsss, l seldom, il svsf,
lostA eleet. The Unptpns Nsre vssy similar
eoAheDnae ~ deoclihed, and spas = dis
60 II thssaemach antirel1, and 1 conciu-
ded was caused BY the title eating too
freely oi he yonne late sho To that come too
lata1o naaurs, Aad composed Of . small
Divert cob, covered with the silk and husk,
and we're eagerly sopeht AFTER BY the cattle.
The stomach being overloaded, and water
scarce, the stomach became ipaamsd, and il
nsa waAsssA innsdialsly, the inaanakios
would cause certain death. came to this
conclusion for Tie reason that lost NO cat
tie s1oept IN iresA stalk 6sjde, destiiuts Of
waoe1. Yues1 ~ Sol1ewis9 remedy viii
greaa ssoeoes; Turn in the cattle one hour 10
,hs aoraine e.s GO e tAe evseing. and
- - - peog 6fsasse bstwesa Simes
aad anlt oooo o. tvics vssk until the
~ r e., 4 q. NJ; .s.: sss't
IL sssas - sssks q xsr. pro it,
saastvg11 ajo1lA lIS5e1rs { email Owl
- ~ - rna&;loisnAn~ - r>Axi> k.,k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22
no! FOR AUSTIN & cos
GREAT ONE POLAR SALE !
awe prspsss u Fiset II cut ON this
LtMa.o

1--WE prepsss T. Fisnt II cut ON this
Lins.n
AGENTS.! GENTS!
wanted!
Lid "a aud Gentlemen in every town and cits In the
Uni..d 81 ites, - Act as Agents for
Au,tins { Co.'S Great On Dollar Sale
rich and valuable goods comprising nothing hui rse-
FIJI articles wanted In every family ZACH AND EYE
nv ARTICLE WILL BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR
okny person getting up either Of the Clubs teov,
we will present. Watch, Dress Pattern, Piece of Sheet
ing Saving Machine, Wool Carpet g., xe., free Of
srtrs cost Our Inducements 10 Agents hsve always
been nearly double these Of any 9th house IN tbs trade
and eur largely Increasing business warrants
timing the same.
fake particular notice Of this, Orr arenis not
required p.y dollar for their presents bit recsve
The in getting up Clubs Please
examine tho foiicsfns
TERMS TO AGENTS.
Any pesson ssndfss Clns Of Ten, with Il, viii
- nsslsd = for the any of tn. fvs
81 Ill., e Fl ;ss,.. & q: 3
s.5islsd .soss q ~ f.alovn aassslsss via l~nhenn
- = $3.50 .rssaya ok.ss.-s; e,ss...siL
Psstssn aole. extra qsa,ity Cotton Hcse Fancy oot
orsd Bed sprsaS, large szs Damaak Table Cover, Mo-
aaA Vest pair Leeirs sese Congress Boots best quail
y, doses One Linen Towels, large dze worstsd
sss ~ "a
With essve 6ottons 70 match Violin sud Bow toz.a
shi,. sosos. .h,s n...es: eailt elegant Blsst
Fer clnh Of fifty. with fs.-1 pair All-~o,l
Blankets 81 yards nne 9. simere pants and Vest.
black co6ssd Alpsea Dress Psttern .ond Gold see
Pin, lp.ir dents Cali .ts 30 y.rcs Rieschei or
sheesins, yards dcnhl. Width Cloth for Ladies'
hat haNl I Main lin all.
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rrocersy directed and stsnped. later, .r a.,
wardad stlsO pfessN. Write yoAr aa1rsss n I'm | :
Tow NJ Couaty ard State.
AGENTS wanted In every Town ana /
Village.
Address ks F8t fF4sf4 1FFn |
Au21IN 4 COMPANY. i
No. Zoe Hu m mer street
noOToN1, Mass ssali
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22
AU2IN { COMPANY.

Agsnts Wanted I'm every Town ana
Village.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-22

No. 1Oo Hum mer street
noOUoN, Meas ss{4f