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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1868-06-05

Tho Rochester ExpreSs says the X. X.
K.'sare getting another and one more
ok" than they relish. In some of their
outrages in the South, they wakened
up the wrong passenger and a number
of the "out of Lux" have got "K''illed.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1868-06-05
River News.
Arrival OF Steamers Henry Adkins,
Octavia, Ida StockdaIe, Noun
taineer and Peninah.
Departure orsteamers.
|" Until Death do You Part.,,

EDITOR PosT: The steamer Henry Adkins
j. W. Terrill, Captain, arrived here yesterday
at O'Clock p. m, with SO passengers, and
freight for the following named persons;
T. G. Power, 43 tons; I. G. Baker, 80 tons;
John Kinna, 81 tons.
Left Saint Louis March %.
The octavia arrived at 9 a. IN. to day. Left
st, Louis April sth. 90 cabin passengers and
nine on deck. Among the cabin passengers
are 80 ladies. -a-
Parchen & Paynter, Is tons; Higgins & Haga-
dorm, 80 tons; Mansfield & Co. 80 tons; High
land Gold Co., 20 tons; Phillipsbrrg Mining
Co. Is TONS Lehman & Newman. s tons;
Novelty Store, 5 tons; "H." & Co. Black
foot, 4 tons; Toosle, Leach & Co., Is tons;
Quincy & Co. IL tons; Aaron Copin, 4 tons;
and 100 tons of other freight for various con-
signees. Jas. La Barge, Captain, Ben. Clark,
Clerk, A. G. La Barge, Clerk.
Will leave for st. Louis, June Sd. Has
fine accommodations for cabin passengers.
Ida Stockdale, J. w. Jacobs, Captain, ar
rived here. this morning 20 passengers and
zoo tons of freight. Left st. Louis March
81. She will leave tomorrow or next day.
Mountaineer, arrived last night, at about
III o'clock. -...-.
-r.-.r I-+. eoNslGNEEs. rr-.
''R-" e. G. McCIay, U. s. Constable, G.. b.
Wright. N. Wall, Historical Society, w. F.
Sanders, ]. j. HeaIy, Bulten & Slaughter, e.
M. Robin, w. J. Sanborn, e. f. Phelps, Lieut..
Spencer, Mrs A. f. Heath, 'rP." Carroll &
Steel, j. T. Sullivan, r. II. Lehman, j. IA.
Ming, NJ. Leyelye, Miss Gilman, Lieutenant
Chance, Plant stickney & Ellis, L. g.
Baker, Smith q Graeter. -- .e''i-.
The Peninah arrived about 0 O'Clock to-
night, David Hanney, Captain. Left st, Louis
.Tl.tf mi ooNsIGNBRs, f.sra a..f.
N. w. T. Co., 80 tons; r. W. Donnell, %
tons; Lee o'conneil, IL tons; I. G.. Baker
4 Bro, p tons; T.. E. d. G. Tutt, IA tons;
Government Stores, Is tons; A, G. Lowry, 40
tons; J. J. Lowry 4 Co., II tous.r Il .g'.-
The Nile, st. Luke and Miner have lefs.
"A happy affair occurred aboard the octavia
to-day, Mr.. e. w. Carpenter and Miss Jose
phine g Shelley were married by Judge Up
hain, in presence Of chas W. Cannon and lady,
and 100 other witnesses. 49, -.
More particulars in my next.
Yours, TH-WREKLY
bsalou, May 81. 1868.
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1868-06-05

THE Chicago PoSt, in an endeavor to
excuse Trumbull, ,Fessenden and Grimes,
does so upon the grounds that it was a
purely technical point of law which they
regarded solely as jurists. 1t says if
johnson had been indicted for general
cussedness " every one OF them would
have voted guilty" So at best the
Democracy had their jubilate on Satur7
day evening over men who consider
Johnson a first class blk" but who
had their heads so full ofcrooked croch-
cts Of law they would rather let him
hang like a milestone on the CALLED neck
of the nation than cut the same techni-
cal cobwebs that has lefs many heart
lees murderer legalized curse upon
cs,muI uity. Justice has been sacrificed,
hes th- giorioos 'i1rnbog Of leclsnieality
uuf i..u-n tnIinfnlDcx
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1868-06-05

THE Herald Fadladeen awakened from
his trance, and broke loose again on
Saturday. He quotes from the Posi-
He entirely alters the letter and spirit
of the extract alters it with the
intent to deceive, studiously and pur-
posely, as he has done before in quoting
from this paper. On this false extract
he predicates his dose ofdelectable, high
toned, pharisaical hypocrisy and cant,
and assumes to controvert a statement
we never made. 1t exhibits spirit
that is a disgrace to journalism. After
the veil of silence we threw over the
events of last week. we had expected
Mr.. Stuart would be prompted to be at
least "iust, with this paper If he had
not the will to be generous" In this
he has disappointed, not only us, but
those who were his friends. There was
some good found in Nazareth; there has
been none IN the Herald. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

"itlessfnx4 brighten rs they
Take their Flight

Home .:isnds ana ell III eunJ sssats G. IF svsl ~
hnltey se1s ti.s fror, Ilis,
wien thu probability h that, long he ,ssv-
the forever. When the he .th has become lap ,rtd
and nsth ia failing t.tn life iSois meretl
Ing stmnI.n tie Only OF restorst.oa i
OF nervous debility The great dfsei, ia. tsel
provide stirHisnt possess NJ lot osly mfdicins
merit, bat Htordinz permanent relief. II HesfET
Tgg's sfaMAc9 BiTf 81 10 rt-5rtsd 10 n ruch
It's b.nencisi effects will become sppafsHt Ia a.
yancy CT spri.s sed received 9Th f the Ehsft
objected patient Iyperis has OVID this pfspsts
tioa to lie THE gLAgDF or TILE AGkn 81 sSay
ora DEBILITY veil IS all diseases sisirs from d.
sangemeni OF tbs s.omseh aud liver.
Persons adssssed in lfe and feeling the hsnd Of tim
weishn heasily upon til. ~. with s'iits attendant III
will aud In The use Of HoSrETfxR'S CELEBRATE
STOMACH EITTERs-sn elixir that viii iustil mes
life ito theis wins restore In measure the srdJr
energy u youtafai days; tni ~ their shrunke
fovr sid give health and vigof 20 heir rcmainip
ye.fs Those who In the least Aflcted with pysp>
ia, igus Lxnsnot, Suusts. any other TROUBLESOME
dangerous eissasr, arisirg from dscrdered system
.hoaId not hei'ats Avail themselves Or the bel.n
d-ri-sd f.om :tis great remedy
Tbs Immense quantities OF this Invaluable tomb Tbs
are umea and which Is steadily increasisg rear
yer ifsaHs.eit IN itself disarm The .ksptea
Iont2 dew
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

The BuELEsorEgs AND SEaESApERs are
making every preparation necessary tor au
attractive entertainment at the Orera House,
on tomorrow evening. We haven't pro.
gramme before US and we cannot, therefore,
tell who or what is to be "made fun OF, but
we are assured, by well informed persons, that
it will be rich and racy. Presentation of char
acter will lie introduced that will be of a
laughable nature, and jokes will be SCOT
Off that will cause you to grow heshy
so go with the expectation Of seeing
and hearing something which will n,
least cause you TO smile, however sober you
may be naturally. and our word for it, you
viii not be disappointed. The fact that the
proceeds of this concert are TO be given for
the benefit Of the Keokuk Library Associa-
ton has already been announced.
This, in connection with the fact that
double the amount of The admission fee will
be returned o you, 10 fan, should be an in
dacemen. 10 attend. Let the public turn
on, in numbers sufficient to fill the Opera
Uouse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

Wg learn from the Davenport Giraffe Il a!
Mr.. Hadd en-, engineer on the steamer l,asea,
was nearly killed the other day. He was
standing on deck looking over the guards At
some ohjectin the water, when heavy fend-
er swung from lis fastenings ana struck him
just above his right ear. His scalp, from bis
eye to the crown Of his skull, was lifted, and
almost Torn OF. MADDEN fell senseless 10 the
deck. or;unately en- army surgeon was on
board, and tue Hoand was promptly and
properly dressed. The operation necessita
tea the shaving Of the unfortunate man,
bead, giving him az appearance which hurt
his feelings, he said, quite as much as the
fender did his Uranium. With proper cars
he will ie pulling The throttle again in few
DAYS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03
STATE NE ws.

The Winterset Kadisoniaa furnishes /.
| good illustration Of how il pays TO farm IL
Iowa: I'VE are informed that an old settler
named Black, who resdes on the Fort Des
Moines road, Just across North river, has
been offered 100000 (s.5 per acrel for hi.
farm, and he refused il. His farm consists
If eight hundred acres, about half OF it under
! cultivation. Mr. Black has earned and mad.
| his farm by industry and good management
arming is the best business in the world.
and Iowa is the bes. place for it,
Il he Tama I'M, states that the business
nth and capitalists of Montana and Blooms
moro have organized joint stock compan,
for the purpose Of building a wooden rail
road between The two places. 4 thousand
dollars mile, after it is graded, will tie and
all the road, aud about SIX hundred dollar.
will purchase dummy suitable 10 ope-
rate it.
The LeClsire Register tells of couple
Of blooming girls there, who rov across Il
Port Byron, H., every norning, in skitf
handling the oars in the most approved style,
teach school Of ninety scholars oil day, anf
row back again in the evening. There's gri'
for you.
The female college at Lyons. hitherto
private property, and valued, it is said, Al
fifty thousand dollars, has been sold to ID.
PRESBYTERIAN Synod of Iowa for iftaen thous-
md dollars. Tie property includes three
rick buildings, eight acres Of ground, fou,
housand dollars worth OF furniture. 1h,
'ynod has raised and pledged Eve Thousand
dollars toward this amount.
barn in Madison county wa. burned
~ o''st Day with several hundred bushel
fgrein.
roang lad, in wsa,sr,a., t-;sd ,ok,,
ierself dead by taking chsa,efo,m 4. ~
lay. She didn't die. Sse The M.
= Daniel CLARK Eihert, OF Aibi..
10 years. died Of consumption on The g..
IL. He was sot Of he Iase DR.. John b
Ebert Of faa Baten county. va. very tai
snted, an iavs Promise Of distinction hat
be lived.
-Fra1s IIatt,n has hppsd his hat to ii.
readers o tie III. Pl4Asant Jonrso', and
asen formal ssssiea Of ihe editorial
'1ir Dc ril OIL il e.rltsiiy well.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

Tho Eldora Ledger says: Hardin county
has bsr corn crop oil in the ground. The
weather is nov favorable, and We may look
for ) big crop, if frost don't come down too
soon. Last year Hardin county had 1882
acres planted with corn, and raised of that
land 800, O2O bushels. This year there has
been more land planted. and We expect more
than 8O0, 900 bushels for the coming crop.
Mcbride, Of the Hardin county Lsase''
thinks our State Conventions are 100 o's'
The Democracy think the same thing 81 our
party in this State.
There are now ] 80 convicis in the State
neni,eptiary--ihe largest number at any one
time on record.
The editor Of the Washing on Record
has been taking q ride in his county he
SAYS: Nide time. Fields and woods dressed
in new green roads lined with sweet posies;
the scenery aud the sweet scent OF blossoms
and woods were refreshing to the senses OF
cooped up city CHAP. Wheat looked splen-
did corn peeping up in many fields. Farm
ers faces looked pleasant a. the prospect Of
plentiful crpps.
The Fort Dodge North West says: An
immense deposit of the best quality Of Pot
ter's Clay has been recently discovered near
Fort Dodge, on farm belonging to Shelter
/ Richards, not far from the mouth Of the
Lizard. We we're shown specimen BY
Judge Smeltzer tina. had been taken out and
burned. /, is hard, and seems as firm as
earthenware, and presents every appearance
Of being OF the very best quality. We are
informed that the vein or deposit has beer
explored, showing thickness Of about TWEEN
iy feet. The value of this discovery car
| hardly be overestimated. II would seem al
though Fort Dodge and vicinity is producing
larger variety of valuable minerals thar
any other polnt in the West. When they be-
come fully developed, our town must become
| one Of the largest, il not The largest inland
| city 10 the State"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

C0AN NJ EAL-E lvb lbs - ~
BucxwHEAr FLouR-34.e0 10 $3.50 per 100 lbs.
BurrKR-Choiee lots willoommand 15c y D.
EoGa-l2c.
poULrsY-Dressed, nonc offered. Lire Chietens
81 SO p doz.
6onanux--so to TO per gallon.
PorAroEs-9ec TO 81 IL p bushel.
OSioss-N None offered.
LARp-Ciiy cured lTlc to lec per ID. Country
cured ise 70 lie per b
BExswAx-35 per Id.
TaLLow-In bbis, lie; loose Zoe per b.
FsAfHERs--Primc soc TO Csc per D.
RAes-Cotton, &c per ID.
WHITE BEAxs--Common to good to ~ scarce.
CHEEsR-Good country l3c. Factory ls@lsc.
BsAH-Scares snd in demand; wholesale u 70
per leo lbs.
FKufra-Green Apples none IN market. Choice
Dried Apples 10 to laie per ID. Dried
Peaches, IL to l5c.
sxnps-Timo,hy 81 so to IS. Clover - 90.
Flax seed 81 IS 10 81.
olLs--coal oil 4oc. Linsest, raw 81 30. boiled
q s.. Lard. q 5otssl 60. Fi.h 81 90 to
LIVE srocK-Reef Cattle 81 90 to sc 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, So TO 80 80 gross. Sheep
81 10 $50 gross. Veal Calves from IS 90
TO $40 90
BAcos--City cured ennvassed kams 2ac shoulders
l3c, clear sides Lie to Use. Country cared
hams jc; shoulders islc; sides l5c.
poRx-Mess % to $40 per Dbl.
! wooL--Tub washed 3s TO 3se.; fseeSF 10 hns
| 25@3oc.; unveshsd, Is to gee.
| HAY-Timothy In active demand q. from ~ %
| to ill 90 per ton. Prairie "a 90 to IS 90
] Woon--t5 50 tn rs So per ord.ascosding quail
| ity, in good demand.
| Hrrss-areen Sc; do cured lee; dry fint la;;
| do salt l1c pc. ib.
sALr-L.ke 81 s5as 80. Ohio River 50 10
/ on leyee.
| alAss-sxlo Is so. Ratea discounted IS pc,
/ cent.
i NAILs--s5 Is rates.
/ BAa IRos--3le. rates
| CnieKsss--Ss 50 to 81 per- doz.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03
st. Louis & Quincy Packet Co

TOM JASPER.-The fine steamer Tom
Jasper will leave keokuk for St. Louis every Mon
day At 6 a. m and Thursday at o'clock a. N. ),
mOLLIE McPIKH, every TUESDAY and
Friday, OF o'clock a. N. Meals and s'a'e-
rooms free.
Fare from Keokuk to St. Louis $soe. through
bills of adng given for freight to all stations on
the Des Moines Valley Railroad.
An freight for the river conveyed to the Agent
at k.okuS will he attended TO without delay, and
sN ARCHER Aren't Keokuk,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03
Notice to Lot Owners,

A NETTING CT the City Council NJ K.okek hel
~ on The 1lth day OF Nay, A. D. 1sss, the :ol!ovIn
R LUTON adopted:
RrSoiffa, That The owners Of Lots 10 H. u
|, In Block so', fronting Exchan. and t. teen
SIRE Is, be directed to have Plank Wsk Eve Ice. wd
naj font of their respective Lots b. b. let Of Jul
next; the plank 10 be laid eross~f-e. the to
], nefn accordance with the o dbsncss 4 ielts.
csrtify the above 10 be frue copy Of Es-cintio
passed by the City Conac Of the City % "a kus
Given unfer my hsnd and tbs Peal " Id City, ttl
eth day Of May, A. D is5s
r. WET NAN
may2S-2v Clerk Coupcll Of the City OF Keok u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03
"They made her gray. too e,ld and damp

tor soul 50 honest AMI true,
If they had been wise, the dire necessity
Of opening the grave for one SO lovely nigh.
have been averted. Plai triton Bitters, il
timely used, are sure to rescue the young
and lovely, the middle.aged and the ailing,
from confirmed sickness.
Almost all diseases have their beginning
in some light difficulty OF the Stomach,
which would eventuate in Dyspepsia. Head
ache, Liver complaints, Night sweats, Con-
sumption, Death Plantation Riters will
prevent these premonitory symptoms, and
keep the blood pure and The health gool.
While they in igorase the system, they en-
IiYen the mind.
MAGNOLIA WAFER, delightful toilet are
,icle-superior to Cologne and al half the
price. may27-oda w.t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03
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Notice to Lot Owners,

A T meeting Of the City Council CT III
The u Q. wsos1h ssa Ny q. - -. -
Reso'rsd Tat the os Ds,s OF 10 l. 2, Q. I, ami
n nek ia, fronfing Psess Street and Lot, and
Y, Block II NJ d Lots ard I'm VI es ia, fronting
sth rect. be oirFeted 10 have Pi.nk Wa X Cru
ang vide made in front IS their resi- e-se lots by IL
,5i dag III Jnra next. the 70 be done IA
pith the ofdinances Of the Git.
ce-iy the Glove to b. py Of Revolution Ias.e
BY ta- i.y Cur eli of the City Of K.oknk.
ois.n nDser my hand and tho Zeal OF ssid Cit,
SAL tbs lat day Of June A 1853
NKLGHMAg
Ctsrh Of the Council Of the City OF K,,suk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03
Arriy.Is and Departures Of the AaIlf
CLOSING
Arrivals and Departures Of Eeoknk Packets

ROE ROY, Arrives on Sunday and Thurs
day, At o'clock p. M. and Departs on tuesday
and Friday, At o'clock a. m.
ANDY J0HNSON, Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, at 8 o'clock p. M, and Departs on
Wednesday and Saturday, at m.
J.H. JOHNSON, Arriyes on Saturday and
Wednesday, at p M, and Departs on Monday
and Thursday, at a. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

real. EsrATE.-On the first page Of this
morning. issue may be found list of the
property for sale by S. Fl. Johnston, corner
of Fifth aud Main street. 1t comprises a
number of lots in this city, together with
other property. Persons in search of real
estate will find Mr.. Johnston ready at any
time to show them around.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

WASTRp. a good Job Printer, at the GATE
CRY Job rooms. A competent general work.
man is wanted Immediately. None other
need annly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

Pic-Sies are the rage pow. So Tomorrow,
at o'clock in the morning precisely, the
Exchange street NJ. J.. Sunday School. and
all i.s friends, will start on the keosas up
the river to the neighborhood of Nauvoo.
There it will spend the day, and have nice
time Of il,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03


THE SsLp-LIGuriSG Gas BrRsEg,-He
noticed yesterday this new invention. Ne
eessitv is said to he the mother oi invention,
md dwellers in large cities who enjoy the
privileges OF gas, have reason to feel rejoiced
at the introduction OF self,lighting burner
which is ready at all times to give hight,
without the trouble Of han,ing for match TO
produce it. The principles embraced in this
new and important invention are very i'm
portant. For private residences. manufnc-
tories, billiard rooms, ard underground SALE
rooms, they are nvaiuable-dispensing as
they do, with the Use Of matches DR. lighters,
he danger from accidental tires Ing thereby
greatly reduced. The danger Of auffocat:on,
OF at least, poisonous respiration iron eA-
Gaping gas, is ohyiatea. as the moment the
gas escapes It is lighted walls and furniture
are preserved from mu,istion hy scraping
matches, and carpets and billiard cloths are
exemp. from destruction by accidental
sparks and unconsumed matches dropping
upon them. Light is produced by simply
/ tAAHthS thG ihf CNpapml " AHS az ="
| Self-i.igh'ing Gas Burner, as compared with
The old kind, Is at once apparent. In bed
rooms the gas IS no, usually put ont, but
/ turned dow m low, in order 10 avoid thu
trouble Of re-lighting during the night, but il
{! liable to go Out when the pressure IS re-
dueed, or from accidental gust Of wind, thu;
involving ihe use Of match 10 reiight, or ar
escape OF gas in the room. The Seli-fighte.
I can be turned on or Off 3. pleasure, thu
/ saying gas, time, trouble and health. IL
warehouses, stores, and nndergt ound SALE
rooms there Is always more or less gas ief
| bir,.ing, in order to avoid the risk and in
convenience of continual relighiins, thus ad
ding 10 gas bills, already onerous and esefs
sive
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

ArcrioS this "Wednesday. morning at 10
O'Clock, at Howes Auction Rootas. Sofas,
sofa chsirs, bureaus, hedsteals, tables,
stoves, and ali the goods necessary for
house-keepng. Also ten eases shoes.
L. Howg, Auetiopeer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03
Removal.

II B. TEN -EYcK has removed bis Res
IL ss,a,e and in.nrance rifle TO N. v ROOM. d...
~ expressly for his sccum uodstioa on tbs Cornsi
Of Fourth and main Streets, up stairs
over II. Has kin Dry 0cois rtors 10 which ,,ace q,
friends and the pubic are cordially Invited
ksokuk, May 27th, 1865. ,..e7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03
Notice to Stockholders

THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of s,actbo,a
~rs IN The Ds Moin+s Valley Railroad c9mp,n.
Or the Election Of Directors, VII Sc held 4 The en-,
,hs Sorp,ny, In Eeokuk, on Monday, june ssh
ieos, At O'clock P. u 10 complains with ,he art
~ " ihcof posa'ion 4. FRIEDMAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

THg Scott county Democracy have IN
structed their delegates to the Congressional
Convention to cast the vote OF that county
for Iethngweil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

Fiys THOUSAND bushels Coax ron SALE.
AT is South Levee, by wager or car load,
FIVE thousand bushels Of corn, at seventy five
cents 80 per bushel. (if1 ". n. Sr,'aGFs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

To M4soys AND BvILnERs Just received
an assortment celebrated Eiasffc, Sfssl and
Metallic Tapes, at S. q. Bridges, corner
Fifth and Main streets. ja3-2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03
!, CITY NEWS.

You can buy choice eountry-cured Hams
at only lie per pound at Robertson & Albers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

GiiKERsoS's GEM Under this name,
and under the proprietorship of Captain Gil.
kerson, q former residen, Of this city, new
saloon has been opened on Third street, near
Main, where the wants Of the public will be
attended 10. iu3 St
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03
Inform ailon Wanted.

ROMULUS AND LEANDER MORRIS.
a ny one kaosing the whereabouts Of Ia,
aboss VIII c,aSr a ave, by inftsmi.s m, ur der
JOHN c. fOR3+s
lincoln. Leg G, III.
f1scharses pIs ase copy3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

GEx. GEO. W. CLARK, U. S. Marshal OF
the State, was in town yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03

FoR RESr.-A large fine store room on
Main street. Apply to q. B. Ten-Eyck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03
M A RIO

This Ha,se 10 Of ts nos, tsiio sri.hs TrottinS cek
in tt,s Ubfsa be IL = hsadsoase br1dE eoiof. ~
hAns hg fne proporfiOIs Ard styt~, bf CREST psss.
and superior stsx Was s.edlsy Lbs cesiia
to ar-s {t4gss-f~ into Kentucky by ion JAMES, D.
Clsy. u Hsasy Clay called a bttno hief no
b. pruee acre tr0.t4ax taa 4ny lt
AAGi8Ss5 FL d8ra \ taoronehbrtd mare Mary,
By Itrt'd or Wa s.coai dam int I'D stockhsld
e t:4lTd dss By TeGIi-Ff a7a his fvur IA dam
act. 4 tbareEs bttss from trsioa
Marion will stand at the same Sta bIss,
II the follovsng FsteY
Yer each mare tbs season TWENTY D6L-
LARS. sssnid The Eot tt4i. sAs Can b
r14urH sks THH D0fIA IL Tns neftiA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-06-03
Sale Of Lands

NOTICE IS HEREBY GfvEN TaATos tn Tn: nj
BuildBk, ,rn+r Of Main and Fih street. / ok & Iv
sf2oeios q said day. L the und-r-i ID A. sim.
,tpntlis sucton 70 the highest kdfer snheet 70 III
AID tai no< due thereon all tho interest tia, VILLA
Thcmpsoa had At ID tire OF his Indication n bani
ruptcy IN aud 70 the sng describai real -
Ut: Lot three (s,, block Ghy one ISL ia Sc vsrt.
adHdon 70 the ei'y Of Dvs Mines PrlE county lows
ms ~ ofss ard tbs " u . . 4 OF section Il
soSnsAlp ., RANGE % MAdison conuiy Iywa; the ! .
4 section 10, ospship ~, range 8 Hancock CONT,
!ovs; the = o. y section township 81 rang
g; OF ne ~ ssctlce 4. tovnship So, range Is
~ " Of ~ ", seesion 10, fo~ pphsp lrnng- ~
Of nv section 81. towashtp IS. tangs q, In etor,
county, fowa-in alt 40 acres.
Terms Of ssls-ca.h. s H. JOHNSTON,
Assignee
hIosrf, Io1A. May y, lSe. myI3 taw