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Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

Gen. Grant has uttered another opin-
ion, both eloquent and CHARACTERISTIC; so
we learn from Radical paper: M
a prominent politician resolved to
watch the General closely, and to listen
to every word he said, hoping that poll
tics might enter into his conversation.
He sat by Grant all the way, but the
General did not speak word to his
companions on any subject whatever,
until, in field bordering the shore, the
sight of an old, sickly horse leaning his
seemed to attract his attention Turn
ing to one of his friends, he pointed in
the direction of the field, and said, in his
usual inexpensive way, "Look at that
poor horse" and then resumed his
cigar. .......r ..s..s. ..usls
The above remark was, no doubt, the
result of deep reflection. .a. al
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

were began and consummated in twenty
minutes.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

The NTikado of Japan is a youth of 16.
Natchitoches spectator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1867-18??, 1868-07-07

Hon. ReyerdygJebnson,is aged a.. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
Republican Union Meetings.

The following meetings hare been arranged by the
Lee County Republican Central Committee The gem
ten-n named below VIII address the people ut the times
aud places dssianAted The Executive COMMITTEES Of
the Grant anl Collar Clubs ssch rowhp viii make
all prspse assAAesnsnts hr such meetings, and give
notice OF the sAme.
GRHaN EAY-Monday. octrber 10th, X Roger
School House, DR. H. r. ttenlpe, J. a. Willscu Buck.
Coll-gs, Saturday. osesb d, 20 Dovr, sau NJ Ozark
DENMARK-saturday. October ~, Geo. ". McCrary
PLEASANT RIDGB-norrs schuol House. Thursdsy
October n, TfAuk ssehpis. Williamson School House.
Monday. October y, Frank esmpls. Youns's School
House, e.t.slAy. osssAs1 ~ J. q. Wilson AID H.
Strmpel.
MAKION-Fflot Grows, Faturdsy, October "a
Prank ssnp,> = Paal. Friday. ostsasr 3, rraAl
semple. In1sy. 0ssobse 30 ". HoGnslsssr and H.
stompsl. Union schoo, House, Monday Oetobel 10
frank ssmpls.
cRDAR-Hig Nsusd. Tuesday. October 20 10. y
Ii Stone, Joha Van valkseburg, and Col. IesAtoG
Chestnut Hni, ssesrssg. ~ n. 6ruaa ss~p,.
Observation-Disclosures, Tuesday ct u. g e "
McCnry and Frank Sempls Indspendspce srhoo
Hose4 ss.rtU, ees q, 1nsl essp,&
YK1NKlN-fAnhiID Centre, Saturday Oct ~, N
Hosm1sass. H. r sunpsl. Dr,dAs Oct 3. \. Osrs
and John Van vAkssburs Dover. Friday, October q
I'm Clark.
WEST rOTSr-wea Point, Wednesday, Oct 70. Geo
W hcctary. John van valkenbsrs. Aliens School
Housr. Monday. Oct. %, J.a wnson, !. o Dor, d. r
atempei
wAsHINGToN-Don' ashooi HOUSE, Saturday Oct
y, o. DIOR, u. 9. nsvs,L Liberty echoo, House,
Thursday. OCT. =. A. >. McCrary, g. Wilson
JErrkRAoN- Briek School House On na,lrosd. Tues
day Oct y, Gen John Rraes and Col leighton skiles
sehooi lIouse. Friday, Oct - John van vaIkenb.rs
H.r stsmpel.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Friday, Oct =, J.
Drsyer, Monday OFT. 20 Geo. ". Mccnry. New Bos-
ION. Friday, oct 80. asn. John Bruce, -. NcCrAry
VAN BURN Crcson. Thursday, Oct. n }. B. Drsysr
Saturday, Ost 81, .ec. W. Mccrsry. Harmony echosl
House, Monday, eas.ls,s M.Gsrh. Warren, satur.
day Oct. n, Z. y. olarl
DRs A0uED-vsee y we11saay. Oct. u, l. b
Dreyes. Friday, Oct. %, sanple, A. J. AcCr.sy.
B~t's sehsol HOME, !. tardAy, October 18th, L.
9, 1evesl. Aliens ssAooi Hoass, ea1srday, Or. ~
Gen. John Eeucs, A J. 1cosasy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Monday, OFT. ~ J Bvsy-r.
Saturday, October ~ Col Leighton and John Van vslk
enburg. FridaJ. Oct %. Geo. W Moray sspm,tville
1r,d,y, Oct .. Gen 10, Bruce II " s.apls w,ixhts
School House, Thursds,, Oct - Gen John Bruce, L. q.
Roweil.
spt the meeting At Denmark and the Mss. Meet
pg- ii Big Mound Primrose and West Point which viii
: hsla in the aasrnsen.
Asetipes at n Msdison AID KsckuA viii bsAs pon seed
and special notices given h. AYI Cfsr and lsta-
dtai<Y
Bv order Of the Lee County Republican Central Com,
nnisfes. JOHN VAN sALKEHBuaa,
Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GE ROE w. WOODWARD,
oni.r Justice Of ~ 6spsrr.e 0~rs IF Apsrsyivania
rni,adelpAia March 1e, 1867.
aI ind Hollands German Bttsrs is 4
i've organs and 90 - great beneht 10 cases
of debility and wanto nervous action u the sIsten
Yours truly, 6Yn. ". WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOA PsON.
Judge Of th Suprsae cpsr! " fsnnsy'ranta:
.Phiia64rhto, April y, 1854
81 consfdsr 'Hoofands 8ernan Bistss1 rathabt.
medicine Ct attacks OF Indigestion Dyspepsia
l can certify this from my experience Of It.
Your, with rsspsct,
From Rev. JOS. II. KENNARD, L. d.,
R.stov sf Ne 1saA lpstsst tAsyah, Pathological.
. v yaeADen-uDar eiE .hHee BEN frequent u r..
qnested to connect my name With reesmme ndatioss OF
different kinds Of msicnes but regarding the practice
oas Of ~ AsprsSds Asss spAsrs, hsve Ia
all cases declined, but with = clear proof in
various Instances, and1An - particularly In my
family, Of tho usefulness Ct nr Hollands German
pre- s. Sil III ss,ss ss.l III S'sraI q ~ = q.
syst,m, ana ~ eEA'. ~ Lis0 foMpa6f&s 4 Hsa saf
and rdlsedbte preparation In 1t fail but
rsualy doubt not, 1t will be very beneficial to those
j 10 suffer from the shove
j. H. KENNARD.
Eighth below Opsessst,
Prom Uav. r y sHENOAIL,
Assfsfdnf ktfefbt WYts(sd,s CtyUWSt FAAaIe{oA{d
have derived decided benefit from the use OF Hoof-
lands GerAn ttsrs, end feel Il my privilege 70
mend them = most valuable tonic 10 all who are suf
fesng general debility from diseases arising
from dsss.ssaeatof the lives. - y ng -
~ I'D YESDALL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
Literary Hetiees.

From the publishing house of Roberts
Brothers, Boston, We have received two
books for the Juveniles, both by fayorite an
thors. The FIRST, Little Women, or Meg,
10, Beth and Amy" II BY Louisa NJ. Al
colt. The story is 4 d we'll, - is the au-
thor 8 won't and the dialogues are natural
and sparkling. The second Of the two books
is IA Book About Boys" by A. Il. Eope,
already we'll known as author of "A Book
About Dominics." We take back what We
said about this being q book for juveniles.
It will do for boys Of the very largest growth
and their fathers, Is we'll. In fact, It's pr:n,
cipally for the latter, and everybody else.
If it had been for the latter Whist business in
it would Latin and Gleek quotations and ex-
tracts from the metaphysicians have had !?
Evidently none at al. So Mr.. Hope lit is
Nr. Hope, we believe, writes for the edit
cation of the grown ups. BE does i. in q
very spfightly manner. Here is the table Of
contents. OF course it won't give you any
idea but the remotest Of the book itself, but
here it is: The Amussments Of Boys; The
Troubles Of Boys, with the Sad Story Of the
Babes in the Woods, and Some Account of
the Battle Of the School Books; The Friend
ships Of Boys; This Religion and Morality Of
BOYS; The Philosophy of Boys; The Man
ners Of Boys, With some Reflections on the
Gruady Family; Peculiar Boys; Oh Tyran-
moi as they are and should be, Books for
Boys; Boys in Books; Boys at Home: Rag.
ged Boys. Right here is : so very evident
70 occur TO many. thai We ONLY
claim it Is demerit to anticipate it, but We
are psr6stent in doing It, IT'S that The
horrid boys are torture enough in them
selves 70 endure, uishaat having them dished
up in octave, hot pressed and bound in red
muslin. Pour the emolEsat Of charitable
Remembrance upon your present asperity;
b nerciful 70 The younE barbarians-vou
were Of them yourself once. We vsre IN
boys-giving credit here tor III. Tom-bo,.
And Mr.. Hopes boys are more endur.b,e
than you and No we're; much less insoler.blo
and moro easily got rid of. Indeed
his boys are most enjoyable company, a. al
Of you will End i you will read the book. il
is one Of the vsry bes publications of the
season. And Measrs. Roberts Brothershave
done their work we'll. The books ara
printed on fair. white paper, With fir,
clean typs, excsllent illustrations, and hand.
'onsiy bound. Let every one in making M
he Holiday list bear these two volumes in
mind.
"Die Modsnwslt,n "a illustrated Mas..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
AMERICAN HOUSE
lllnSfnu Mass

zAdLarees7 First Clan. HOUSE IN Ner 1nland
VERTICAL RAILWAY, .SUITES and
Y sINaIE APARTN ENTS. with Bathing and Water
Conyeuiepcee connecting; Billiard Halls Telegraph o.
iun u LKwIs RICE 4 Son, Propr's.
yINEQAR.-PRuSsIEG CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and to preserve pickles
rat Premium awarded at the q. 8. Fair inois State
Fair and Chicago CITY Fair Largest works ofthe kind
in the United 6tates.
CHAs. @ Z. PRUssING,
ap28dsod8m 139AS4l LATEST, Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
GERMANS waE.Llse lsro LIZ.

US1AWU V9st91AS1D = - ~ -
From every quarter We have the most
glowing accounts Of the snlhssiasm a Tie
psoris Tor Grant And Collar, bat there i no
State where the sentiment seems 20 earnest
and 90 universal - in Illinois. There it
sweeps everything before it, and not only
prominent Democrats, bat influential news
papers desert the sinking ship Of the Ku.
Klax Democracy.
Tho latest accession of this kind " have
to chrcnicle, is the infinsntiaI German paper
1t Alton, the Bosssv, which last week hoiss-
cd the names Of Grant and Colfax to the head
Of it's columns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
THE LATEST conpRonrsE.

Belmont, tho World, aud other Democrat.
ic leaders, .anted to retire Seymour and
Blair and pl; the great Abolition leaders,
Chase and Ems, on the ticket in their
stead. But another portion Of the leaders,
while recognising the propriety Of Withdraw.
ing Seymour and Blair, insisted that genuine
representatives, Of The Ko-Klax Democracy
ahould be trotted out in the persons Of Wade
Hampton and G. l.. ValiandisAam.
In this difference Of opinion nothing could
be done BY the leaders, and % The rssses n
The party and the people havs sonclu1Sd %
compromise the matter by . pretty unan;-
nous electios Of Grant and Coifax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

The Penaiaton Organ IN Despair.
The Cincinnati Enquirer in the course Of
an editorial on the situation and the imprac-
ticahility Of changing candidates, however
dssirabls such novsnest might be, admits
the utter hopelessness Of the Lost Cause Of
the Rebel Democracy in the following para
graph
Thata very largs majority Of the people of
Ohio, In diana and Pennsylvania do not approve
the destructive theories Of the Radical party, We
have ooovincine proof; bat The elections On last
Tuesday seem to forbid the hope that that majori-
~ can be concentrated in favor Of Seymour and
Blair, ~ our national candidates. We sincerely
wish such Wa rot the case, for have every con-
hdence that, under the administration Of the dis
tinguished statesman and patriot who heads our
ticket, the country would soon b restored to .
coadition Of peace and prosperity. But It ia the
part Of wisdom, ~ II is tho part Of manhood, 10
look events squsrely in the face, and recognize -
accomplished what cannot be averted.
Nothing nov can save the party and Sc
cure success but the adoption Of the Republi.
can platform and candidates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

pesu, 3 mn NERVOUS AND DsB1IlrA.

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hsst1 49, =. 49, ssv~~.AI., nssnsx
20 ~ y. O.1 - ...+ -i,.ri I. vn.r 49, hro
H.sas ~. - ~. 80 ~ 20 80 = hStiii.nt
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VIII ~ ss~s ~ =. 10. Anil .nd as~.ir- sven
= yo ,.,...hn,; n 40 40 not I.y II % youf liver
~ m.y. von re.tlssa niahfxl fopr back
o. oyfpePAn. Msse ySa ~. 1nr mn. sr,,.t;ts
1sss, o.. 49, ~: S...s.sts - h.ss.o. s5sias
ano 1ou ~ yxss~ss.i Ais.s-. t.19v cnreA
Eow .t..... -. Il, ...eh,. n nv1.soa in~ v+ak.
10y ~. s,,,. or-.sa ~ orrsns II s,nsrasiop
ZS. hafssh S.Es ~ 20 Oia ~ ever
49, M 49, Ma 1870 1usFsete sksrcsSerns
think tnls 49, oo.s 49,. ~. .hoss rsn.ys
suoc..a. -, 4. r@<-hoaths - nsver hear sucn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

An Iowa one-leggsd soldier in the eastern
part Of the State had for motto on his trans.
psrsney, The rebels got my leg, bu. they
can't have my Vote
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
STATE TICKET,

Nr Aesst~y Of Mate,
ED. WRIGHT, of Cedar County.
Ibr Axditcr u dael
John A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County
Ibr Trens.yer Of .&ats,
SAMLE. RANKIN, of Washington County
FIR Reoiaer ~ Nak Land 0fhes.
C. C. CARPENTER, Of Webster County
a NJ Attorney General,
HENRY O'CONNOR. Of Muscstine County
ron MEMBERS OF coNdREsa
yve.t n.rkf.s-GEORGE ". AoCRARyr
49, a Lfstv,ct-reL WILLIAM SMITH
7Atyd Rssv14-WM. ALLISON.
4tSrn pfMytet ~WlLLIAM LOuGHRID0h
Hfh Nay1o FRANK W. PALMER.
Sszth Da,<s4-CHARLkS C POAkROY.
/br .ylsd0s Of Cfresi1 CAsDs.
JOINS B. DR. Err. Of Henry County
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

This splendid HAIR Dye II the bess IN the world she
only and perfect Dye; harmless reIsble instants
leous, No disappointment: ridiculous nnts; fsnedes
he III effects Of bad dyas inyigoratss and leaves ths
HAr soft aad besutiful, bGeI brown. eplA by ali
Druggists and Perum and properly applied .t Batch
lore's Wig Factory, No 10 Bond street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

The COndltion Of Thou1ands.
No appetite no refreshing sissp; - chses full
thoughts no disposition - labor; no iseinassoa soF
society NO interest IN snyshias - Sssts = isve
even and ~ no specific ailmept which cor be cAed
q 20 tive dssase. Thousands, ay tens q thousanAs.
are in ths condion-the martyrs Of disabilities to
VII; Ii pathology assigns technical name.
What Il the source Of their discomfort, Dsnta snd
bodiiyi fo1pos or rsl STOMACH aod Consequent
upon lonsaoy Of he circulation, sre1kaeu Of the
ne,r.s and . clo,ded bratn what doss COMMON sense
suggest ~ remedy this deficiency In vital power
Clearly Ra-vIfALixsa MRDIcran-somsthing that will
stmu ate tone and sustain Ne broksn dawn energies
Off assrs. HOsTKTrERs STOMACH nITlEAe sess
the ease sxse4ly In this Aenincsnt fsaa afA aAnl-
bined all the Ingredients aeceaary to change
ton OF the system, and bring the dormant organs into
he.thful action. In ths fall Of tbs year, shen the
night-dews are chill and heavy, and the morning
f,gs ue charged with mi.sma, che kody, debii
itatsd by the heats Of summer, Il peculiarly sus-
ceptibIe TO unwholesoms innaenoes. AZ tlAs season.
Of all Others therefore, nigordon il required, 10th -
safe guard sgaass fssss and agus and other mcaeus
disorders, and preparation f the searching cold OF
winter DyspspsA, biEeas conplants, nervous di,or-
ders and dstre seng Affections OF ths boels s slwnys
more or less prevalent October and November, and
the surest and safest Of averins ts y course
of this pur.st mldest and most eccioHs ~ al soncs
and Alternatives loetAcAw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

o. hi6Afs Ade1us1sy, October - asd -, tAses
UNI be 1t De Monsr Q Gfasd AAas Nesting q the
sass as which che Following = sak ~ VIII bs present
N. iDyAN BAauAv, 6W McCRARY,
GEN oGLneBY, KIRKwocD. WM. eMYTH,
or. pALMaR WILLOW va. ALLISON,
e.s. HUR1 STONE, IOuaHRI Oh,
l.uEns LII, oCoNNoR, PALMAR,
YOUNG, 9LAe0oN, P0Mshof.
Losd ccnraltsss VII please AXE 10 avpoistmests
pr those days All Tsnner G. Mutations In the State
arc especially invited make for attend
ug ,h. messng lat every county in tbs STATE b rep
su,.d. r. NKLENDY, Chairmsn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

1yILBERT HUBBIRD O.. wine. a nd cord.s. u ali
" descriptions, Cotton Canvass of all widths aud
wsithts Tents, Avuings aAd Covers, Tar Pitch skup
Tackle Blosks, etc, 100 and 2o7 Water strset.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
Rubber Goods.

NHccAnN 4 FITCH, 10 scsth Wa er .ttest. " hole
III sale Dssaafs Cosrss snd fine wrapping Papers
fwses and Paper Bags Of everJ description.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
SaSldierv Hardware.

"AYDEN Il hay. Carriage 9oods, ssdtiery Hard
wMs, Leather, Hubs. epobrs and Hent Carrias.
Wnzx rings, Axies Dofn, sna Aassssbis Srou. ~
II Lake street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
Or Paints and s.lass.
Paper.

EVILS, lam / co sell Paint., Oils, varni.hes and
IL window Glass, chesper than any house. In the
NoFthwee 90 10 e6 South Water street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
ThinepIc akex n..
TWimcs sd Cotoa9e.

~ B. BROWN . On, Mansfae 1arsrs. Our aksiI. n.
W the heaviest and hsst offered 10 the II ads Send
for fintraseA catalogue. - Kingsbnry Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

DUBBER CLOTHING CO., r NJ ". A. shepard
N Manufacturs al descriptions Of Heavy and tsHc.
Rubber a0ps. Hose and Betting, ststiocsry snd Drug
Goods, 81 LakoSfeosk YEF Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

1Rt9HAM, GOODYEAR HAYES, Gosh sud
II dlery Hardware, Leather, Hubs, spokes aud
OAFrase work, epFisss, Axlss, Bolts aud MalisaLis
1sl lAk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

Tho osos3pes d pr4nsoes end West Font % b
haas Asetinss at which o4hx spesAsrs VII hsseaftss
be aasounoea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

Oils and RniutA.

WILLARD FOX, manufacturer OF Wintow Glass
L. White Lead, OH and Putty. agent for Brandon
Panss Richmond Pray's Axle Gil, Crosbys Carr.ag.
Top Dressing 81 Washington 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

DURPLE, 0re<s ssA Ks1 ssonns sia,ss Tb. only
-hsass - - Wssk Asapkao lASss sa,pIy; practical
saters furnished WhtAcre Raymond, leo Washington
Street. 4#ss 81 @S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
NOTICE.

.a well established that fully half of The
female portioa Of ours population seldom
in the enjoyment OF good health, or, to use
their own expr. scion 4never feel WE'LL" they
srs lang MD, devoid Of ant
have appetite.
To this cs.4o Of persons the Biisrs the Tonic
especially osnnenAsA * q I'LL =
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made steaax D1hs ather ~ shsss remedies
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated in the
hands Of tho proprietor ssce viii slow Of the pub
LEGATION of but few These 1t will be observ cd
men Of note and such standing that they must be be.
lfsyed. Z"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

Nek.epopn,tsn = . hand aaa ursalea thelow est
rEcest cas- custom srs snd prompt ihrgg Z nd
oliseieetejssoek sl STAPLE and kAaOs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
Blank BooA ., Stationery a. Pa
p0r Warehouse.
Carpets.

APEAR PRINCE 4 HoLBRooK, importers aud deal
- srs u C.ryeiiags, Pager Hangings and Window
Shades We sell gaods low, and make every
ddcement to purchasers the ket Will Afford. A new
Carpet Houso With stGck entirely throughout "a
e6 State ST.. of Croseys Opera HOUSE, Chi
oago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
Chicago Iron Works.

ETZ Sun, 81 TO 81 Franklin street, Manufacture
II Wrought aud Uast Iron for nua ssy u iagss etc.
Bank xanits DOOR, thntters, GrstIDg is0A Ialpk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

I1kDERW0uD4 % Cou mi ,sion Merchants in rlonr
~ Grain, Seeds, Pork, Lard Beef TAo~, etc, once
| Is Warrington strcet.
| STILEs Colby 81 MAHAN, Commission Mer-
- chants and Wholesale Provision Dealers, 2a5 South
Netor street Chi ago 5D Ff+ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21

"Dis Mcdowell" % illustrated Masa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-21
Hats, Gaps and Furs.

MORfH,WEsrn hF'0OO, Knainss. Pumps " rough
IN Lon fpe, Msiisable Iroa CASTING Sssam ~ nins
AppsrAtus 10 Jefferson street
NTALWORTH, TKOE11G 1 PURSE Irong Pipe AND
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The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-22
Wonan'S Rights.

The friends of woman's rights in Washington
City have called National Convention to meet
in December next. They expect Lucretia Mott,
Lucy Stone, Mrs. Stanton, Mrs. Griflng, Pro-
lessor Wilcox and other advocates of the cause
to attend. The concluding paragraph of the
call is couched in the following words
Arouse, then, women Of America Sleep no
more while your sisters suffer Dream not
yourselves secure while dangers lie in wait
Though weak be wise. While fortunate, arm
yourselves against misfortune. Demand that So
ciety cease to make your weakness woe. Claim
the freedom which is at once your right and
your education. Insist that the ballotbox be
open to you to use if you will. Command thus
the respect of the politicians. Oblige them to
open the professions to you. Raise by this
means the remuneration of your toll. Reform
the laws and let the holy state Of marriage be
to none mere means of bread. Can this good
work be done in daya No; it needs time and
toll from you all. Gather, then, mothers, wives,
sisters, and daughters of the nation, at the Cap
itol of the Republic in December nett, and de-
mand from Congress and the country freedom to
exercise your rights.
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-22

The New York Times, a Republican
paper, says that "within the last year the
value of property in Memphis has decreas-
ed over $4,000, 900, and there are now
over $50 stores empty on the principal
streets of that city" This is confession
of the ruinous effects o. q radical recon-
structed State administration. Brownlow's
government of Tennessee is the specimen
brick of the edifce. Is it worth while to
crush the North by taxes in order to keep
up a state of things which ruins property
aud empties houses and stores in the cities
of the South
The Sweetwater forerunner. [volume] (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-10-22

Every day laboring man works, so
cents of his wages go to the bloated bond
holders.