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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-12

GENERAL GRANT ABRoAD.-The London
Spectator devotes careful article to the
speeches, letters, and characteristic sayings
Of General Grant, of which the New York
Tribune published collection just before the
election, and remarks concerning them that
their revelations are "at least as important
TO England as the ideas of the Emperor
Napoleon" The Spectator thus sums up its
judgment:
General Grant comes out in these letters
and orders, and-no, not speeches-sayings,
a soldier politician of the best sort, man
gentle, kindly and considerate, but with
vein of wrath in him a man who surveys
politics as he would a valley, without seeing
every tree, but missing no strategic point; a
soldier who is aware that there must be force
somewhere to keep society together, but
politician who is determined that that force
shall be the law. framed and modified by the
representatives of the people. econgratu-
late the United States on Premier who dis
likes waste. even when the wastefu! support
his party, and will put down murderers even
when they plead the sovereign rights Of States.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-12

INFORMATION Information il
wanted of the whereabouts of James Tevlin
Of Westmeath County, ireland. When last
heard from he was at Empire Ranch, Yuba
county, Cal, in 1860. Any person who can
give Information concerning him; will con-
zer favor BY addressing o. P. Stidger. North
San Juan, Nevada county. Newspapers
throughout the State are requested to call at
<ention to this notice, and thus aid an af-
Hinfed family in finding son and brother.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

conn MHAL-W lVo Op...... ......... " q
Bur1nn-C hoiss lots siiisonnand Toto zec y
r s.a cs,.aea. d % . dos.
0eaaas1--ee - ~ pssen1Dsa- 8
pesAssss Mon - So > shl; old q 2ssosi ~
LA.pLCisy sarsd Ise pr y. Country cured
les y lie pslb.
DnpevAx--39 to 40 pr ID.
1Afxov-In bhls, lie; loose tec perm
rn19rsss-Prins ~ u sSc psf y.
nAoe-Cotton, - - -.
War,r BrArs-Conmon 70 god to % scarce
Csnrep-0eeA sosatry l3e. Factory &c.
V1seaAa- Ellinetos's Cider 25e per gal :.
nnAn-Searve end in demand; Wholesale u ~
per - IL.
Faurrs- 0rssa Apples none in market cheac.
r.. Drisd Apis 10 70 I9ae per ID. Drisd
PsaeAss, loo. -
sssss--Tinathy 81 90 to IS. Clover - ~
Flax ed ti .5to 81.
oma-Coal Oh 3Sc. Linsesd, raw y 30, boiled
q IS. Lard, 81 4eto$l 80. Fish y 20 y
,,v. s,ocr-Be,f Cath. 81 % 70 % o.. sros.
- IIoss. ,ood lots. 90 10 81 80 gross. Sheep
| "a q I 50 gross Veal Calves from % %
| BAcos-City cured caAyasssd hams I've, snoeIderl
lac. clear tidss lie. Country cured hams
lie; shoulasrs lslss sides 1sc.
PoRx-Msss IS TO 80 per bbi.
WooI-Tsb washed 81 70 4oc.: fleece 10 NM
so03sc.; uAsashsd, ~ to &c. :. :.
HAY-fimothy in active demand It from y ~
q alo g per ton Prairie IS 90 70 ~ Oe
Woop-e5 50 70 IS 50 per cord. acoordingto quail
ity, in good dsmsnd -.
| HlpEs-dresn, 7c; do cured sc: dry mint isc
do salt i5e per ID. :.
sALr-LAks Is 0e@3 10. Ohio River - y
| on levee. I,
| GLAss-sxle - 50. Rates discounted 80 to ~
| per cent.
| NAus--45 10 rates.
RAa TRox--lAc. rates
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07
written tgr d.. Occasion ~ L Lcrl.e Of E.csau'lu.

iM.s,o Auld j aps syn..
t. day ,.e meet TO dedie tie
Love- tribute to tho dead
And Ger the * ound cons rste
Tho tesea4 n len 1ehir shed.
And sathrrshg round tails Mub.e fAne-
n, nd slor, . splendid shrins-
To sina in mt ic' - rete~t strata
Its dedication linn.
lis Dedication Hymn to sing
It's Deoica Ion Sym;
T. music's sweetest strain to sing
Its dedication Hymn
W. homer hers our soldiers traye.
MEo fill TO Conairy true.
And on their .. biematic grave
The brightest .wets str.w.
whl,L~esur than the perfume Of
The roses blnsh,ba leaves,
We're calling with the ha nd Of Iowa
The gariaads Mem, ~ ~esves.
The garlaA DIS Memory we~v.s f-r ur.
This gsrian Z. mary ~esses:
Nsrs cai isg With tho md of love
The variands Memo ~sasts.
Their sa,tsre oe'r, their viet7ry won.
Meath southsrn tkies tuey aiesp
And " at tna last Gtaud = cveills
To Lr.sk thu si1unb re- oesp.
Yet n. rs we've gath red In our Thought
Ta.ir kssd iorms stsent dnsf-
In fond iu.a xtnation troug
Aud laid than hers =, rest.
Ard laid th.m h. re 10 rest to-ttss,
And iHid them est:
10 fond iHagipA,ioh brought
And aid tasm hsss 10 rts
OF nre, from dawn 10 evening fail,
Well come with raverent tread,
AMI fr M Tbs snowy column call
The roll VI Pat ios d I'd
Up tom our hearts the HOP. i'll rise--
They did rot Gie in vaia'-
Dat with sae costly sacrifice
nonsht Rreedoms .. disss rsign.
Bought Freedoms endle rsssn for
81,
Bought Freedom endless r-ign;
But WITH the c.stiy encrif-e
Bsnyht fr-edcms sudtes reign
With the DARK anai HeAss, a shreud
1hs b,~ VI POO Ire .hiles,
Ths sttii < snp. the thnndtr cloud,
With CLEAN Ing silver lines.
rst.n whiiewe RI urn ,he faiian h&bds
Wees. ashes beneath,
ALose tho C,rreas OF thetonh
Ns;lsMihe III lAure led wreats
w.u twins tine lanrcl,ed VT afh
r. them,
We'll twine the laurellet wrsa- h.
Absvetns Cyrr q ofths tomb
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07
FoustA q mentr~ee .

We are informed that quite hunter of
y. citizens Of our county assembled Il The
Grove, near Montroes, On the Fourth of Jnly,
and had good time. The exercises OF the
day we're opened with prayer BY she Rev. Mr..
Fssnch, Of that plsce. and The Declaration OF
Independence ~as rcad By M. Bower. Judge
Knowlet addrsa ~ listened 70 With stfen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

MAsosIc.-Special communication Of Eagle
lsogde No. y, A. +. i A. NJ. this evening.
Work on First and Second Degrees.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

ch,cass Market.

ChScago MARKET.
:, r.,.~,.nh onIcaao. July ..
Flour Quiet; low g,ad-s doll. hn choice Minne-e'a
sprlns exssas are seal G.; held hen at fun l'ess
Wheat-Unsestled and 1rmer und.r fair demand and
h,ea er; No Up ing u sss So No spring u 's4al.
Corn-Fsiri, artivs, Era and higher. clos NJ A saS
% 4 for No j; ss,8 os6X for No
Os.s-Frm and he,t At Ok
Rye NoninAl.
BAslsy--Nssle cted anss nominal
provisions-puli; sid n,rn; pork 20 nina 81 10
L.ia-Held at Ii for prime st<ari v inter- r,nder,t'
Bacon Shoulders u e bio; lo5< Eli lsose
Tr.shts-Stssd.: Il f,- corn &c for oats by sail and
steam 20 Buffalo.
By Telegraph = Li't- 'n's
F1onr-yery DOLL . nj unchanged
whest-Lowe-, except fr sii,ic ts'i.
Corn-L wer 550s2
Rye-Sold at 81 30a35
Proy.slops-yery dull; pork e. - roand lots.
Bacon-shouii.,. held Al ~ clear idle. ia., With
oners &C less.
Iard-sold At Is for ksg.
CDpesnnaft Markev.
BY Telegraph J sNoiSNaIl, 'hts
Hlonr-Dull and unchanged.
Whs.t Dull; held 81 feo2 10. the a1le;
sbovs bsy.rs
Corn--Quis4 1t Says for Ear. Sass for shesied
Rye-Duil 1t 81 d,
oAt.-Mor. .e.vG so11sess-
Provisions Primer and higher; mess y RI &. 70
Bulk Meats-l314OlsA.
Racon IA for shoulder: afes J5sx1l6t4.
kard-eold It l6
cnlesGe Live sso1s market.
BY releSr.phl nH,cAae. July O.
Receipts Cattle II csi.: hogs le
OAttle-Extra % AZ 10 fair good $50 90; stock
efs 32aas4 30.
Hogs -K1tra s21S@ S -. good choice so 20
shecp-choce co % o5: good ooa4 80
ms.w.aAee MarAes
81 Telegraph MH~arHsa iaisa
flour-Dnii aud unchanged
Wheat-Dni and unchanged
Oorn-Dull and nominal.
oass-DemAnd fair: prices firm q. 49,.
asw VOWS msrAss.
" Tsissraph.I Saw Yoas Jul,
Piour-Matsst eis ed rather steady; shade fru
for iew.gss~s, With mod rat. RI port dem,na
Wheat -siiade hrmer. u "a for 20 . - es TOR No
spring.
Rye-RA,h.r more steady Atti 1iss.
cai.-c,o,sd qnis, and firm =, $685. Tor WESTERN
Ahoas
Corn--$i q 81 o. for mix sd western.
Petk-H-A.y 1t s2i o127 a. closing dill heavy Aod
freely offered at 81. without buyers.
Beef Qsist without decided change.
Gu, Mests- ateaa, With more dsmsnd
Eaeon-tsnlet ard unchanged.
'e-f-Firr at 1851 4 1tr fAir.to r,ine
ssv yorA wonsD merKst.
r, 1s,sEr.nhl 1r~ York July
None, Rather male .eu,e at As pr ssn,
6oit--shsee 6rmer closing 81 4oat
ny Telegraph, ss~ Yoa. Jul,
Government stocks withou, decided change Coupon.
IF 1881 ,Iaia 81 ilnl<65s; do Is l11z69ss; DO new
sas4 do 81 lnssza i. IS Ios7salOal4.
stock. are rather unsettled and weah, but closed
steady. ) 10 prices Pacific Nail IS, sssi1;wrr sllss
az: J c 1si7seas Erie 7e,s Rs3ding s.s1{: cen,-
raj ,a7as ssss; R loci {; n " ~ Is: psa sesl1
NY. C.ss,. Market.
4, Telegraph Axw YoHI, July 6.
sslpt. for ,ae ~. j ess on ri s,e-s. a9a,s
sheep-M dtr.- enquiry; A-r offerings Ard Ior-r
rausing sa6.s Iambs ar All ard lower; q lel {
RECEIPT. a.ssS,
y : F-'rls IL. ati ~ tesie,s Reeip.-
1857.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

Ws regret 10 learn that Mr.. D. g. Lowry
il quite sick suffering from sun stroke.
He is one of the victims Of the insolerHhle
heat OF Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

WATcn Losr.-On the 4th inst, hunter s
i case English capped lever gold watch. The
nnder will be literally rewarded by leaving
II At this Office. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

IHs kouErn, We learn, was we'll celebrated
1t Fort Madison. There was good crowd.
sn,i Hon. John W. Rankin made very able
and eloquent Grafton. Its publication was
unanimously aud enthusiastically ordered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07
R,vsR VIEWS.

The above includes The arrivals and de-
pArtures for two days.
Boats for st. Paul to-day will be the Addie
johnson, Of the n z. Line, departing
q 2o'clock p. ~, Col. s. N. Archer, Agent:
and the Mnscatine, OF the Northern Line.
leaving q O'Clock r. M, A. Bro~n, Agent.
Tho regular U. $. Mail packet for St.
Louis 1t O. clock this morning will be the
Rob Roy, j. ". Gum in command, and Ed.
Mofehouse in the Office.
The Minnesota, Of the Northern Line, will
be due from above to-day st 10 q M, enrou,e
for St. Louis.
The Phil. Sheridan, 81 the N. ". e. Line,
will depart for ST. Louis this afternoon 1t 5
o'clock, Immediately on arrival Of the train
from the west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

Nj A. G. Bailey. the courteous gentleman
and talented editor Of the Bentonsport Sig
s1l. paid rs visit at orr eanctuni yesterday
afternoon. Mr. Bailey IS . sound Democrat,
and the Signal is one Of the best edited pa.
pers on our exchange list. Both Bailey and
the Signai ere always we.come visitors.
That's lulce,. That's lovely melliinous
sweet scented very. little more thaa :
year ago The Constitution lsmpoonsd bailey
most numerically Bailey was IN ass, then,
in the opinion of our contemporary. Clagett
is candidate for Congress now; he WASH
when he lsmpooned Bailey. Bailey is in this
Congressional District. Hepublishes his pa
per in this Congressional District DO you
know Why our venerable contemporary is'weet
on Ba,leys
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07
FOR SALE.

IWenty IhOueAnd Dollars Worlh
Of Property.
Northeast Or Sec 10. 85, s, 100.
= hf Of Northwest Or Sec II, G5, s, so.
" hf OF Southeast Or Sec Il, 65, s, 80.
8 Y qr Of Southwest or Sec II, 65 s, 40.
Lot 10. 1919, Blondeau bet 18th 4 l4sh eta.
Lot6, B $50, on 18th and Des Moines s,s.
Lots {, 3, 2, 3 %. Il P 4 WINS. Add, 18th
and Orleans sts.
Lots, 10, Estes Add 10th and Concert cts.
fafh OF lots =, O. ., Y, lst and Exchange.
Lot !. l2s, 9th and Morgan.
Lots and 8, B %, Il P & WINS, on plank
road.
The front ends oflots 5 and G, block 80, on
9th and Concert s,-ee.s, containing three
dwellings,.
3. II. JOHNSTON,
IuHe3-bn 9th N afr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07
IT. Lesis & OaIney Packet 9.

rnpe 3A4p13 Tho AAs sieanss Ton
Jasper viii lseve Kedkuk fcf 81. Lsais svssy Aen-
,lay It 5 !. q. aad Thnrsdsy u s's!ock :. =. !.
i09,H10 ooep6U, every fuesday end
Friday, 1t 5 o'clock >. m, Meals And ssats-
rooms free.
FAR from Keokuk TO St. Louis, x5.os- Infoa6s
bills Of lading given for freghe 70 ~ ffsfsone on
he Dss Moines Valley Railroad.
All freight Ter the svcf een+eysd - TIE ASsns
at Esokuk. will be attended 10 without dslay, and
fres Of charge.
Through tickets fofIsale TO all points west over
The Hannibal 3 81. Joseph Railroad. and both
branches Of the Pacific Railroad. Once corner
Tslondeau and I.evse, STAFFORD building.
an. ARCH9k, Agent, ksokak.
For he Deseft d ne fSavsling lIbiie.
The Pu1H DUDoGDADo viii arrive 1t port
a. Eeokuk 4 o'clock r. ". On Tuesdsys, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, leaving Tor y. Louis -
;. 4. on the same days! immsdiatsly upos arrival
Of tain from the West. Low fare.
s. NJ ARCHER, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

Han the honor Of call last evening from
our esteemed friend-tha, able lawyer, splen>
did man, and superb Republican, Hon. G.
G. Nourse, OF Des Moihes. He is attending
A special session Of Judge Miller Court here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07
For tAs sssslit Il Ne f,svslins lal,is.
CITY NEWS.

LlorIp REsyEr. INST received fresh, si1
dozen Liquid Rennett " Robertson 4 Al.
hers.
FRrscH dressing for children and ladies
shoes "a very superior article for fine leather
- Cor sale by Robertson 4 Albers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Not,cc Ia Rankruptc,.

HnLLINdwoR1H tLOcUN-t,r Saturday nornrr
Hon ,ysNoNrs u Mss A&H sLo Nm, eli Of this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

FoR RsSr.-My residence on High, be.
tween First and Second streets, is for rent on
reasonable terms Gro. +. kiHHorESg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

cuAaLyY CAcxLLi, hardened criminal
and most uncunsconable villain, broke jail
It Keosauaua on Sunday last and disappear
cd from that locality. He Was in prison for
| the murder Ola constable at Pennington last
| fall. He is regular Jail bird IN all things
but the Staying there. He shuaed of his
chains on divers occasions. We believe, and
made preyious efforts to escape Two hum
| dred dollar. reward are offered for his arrest
! He Is a thick, heavily built man, FIVE feet
nine inchea high, dark complexion, black
hair and eyes, twenty-five years old. Il any
body secs him and cant arrest him, they
may consider themselves doing the world
good service fihey will shoot him Mt sight,
! PArESTs.-- Boyd / Co., Solicitors Of Pat
ent., 20s Pine street. 81. Louis, Missouri, Of
| ficially report to the GArk CRY the follow
ing patents granted lows and Missouri in
| ventors, for the week ending the Both Of
June, lafs:
IONA.
J, A. r. Blood, a. Hathaway. and Y. T..
| Beach, Independence Cul,vstor.
| n. McClose, Charlton; horseshoe calk
sharpener.
X. Checker, Marrhaltown horseshoe calk
sharpener.
| j. 3. Bresthi,l. Cooper county Nail Tx
| tractor.
/ +. q. Harris, Gravois Mills Flour Bolt.
y. c. Mcneil, Osceola, Sympathetic Ink
4 r Hearman.. Pleasant Hill Coffes
Rooster.
X. Symest st. Charles Dsvee for Ven.
tila,iug Mil Stones.
setes By the way.
/ Mn. Epiroa: To-day Friday | passed
over the B. L ". Railroad, and was Qnite
surprised TO see what a vAs, food had gone
over the laad Night before last it rained
awfully for few honrsy and the thunder was
terrible while the lightning glared the whole
sky. The streams rose from ten TO twelve
| feet and inundated much Of the land
Bridges we're borne away corn, in many
fields, also grass and wheat, lie fiat on the
/ ground. only wish We had had part Of
the swell over onr city. In those parts the
grain looks grand, while the sturdy farmer
and his hands are sarnsring it for our nse
| All nature seems 10 bound for joy, while the
cattle and sbeer-yes, all stock. are merry
over the freshet. This is \ very beautiful
country, and many Fasteners are coming in
with cash and industry. This place, Albias
il looking up I rapidly. and is destined to
be considerable place. ! am now on my
way, in lumber wagon. bound for 6enter-
rale, in company with several Jolly fellows.
Around the village Of MorAvia the land is
glorious and settling fast. Prosperity seems
ia beam in every face. J..B
| AIm.. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07
ASSES Incml Noiicc.

Fgextr. JIM y 1865
T a meeting Of The Board OF Directors of
- the Union AR eutnra ard stock Ass citation, 1t
vas srdsfei thai the fsuth assessment Twenty per
cent se m .de IN the Capital sfeeE, p4y his p.
Davis Esq Urea at his eff eyes. between Main
and Jokn-onl before the 18th day of-In,y next.
JAS. r. COX. " FARPksTAh
Prsst esey
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

Ipfoposs 70 snlarss the Weekly o. The
IA Of JAY, il pncticable, and a sll events
b he i'll, and 10 furnish thirty celunns Of
rading nsasker, aids from advertissnsats. q
~ greatly reduced rates dnring the cams
paiga.
That The GArx CRY may he rendered -
efficient q practicable for the cause, We urge
I'll Republicans everywhere 70 rive their
psrsoaAl attsntios % the Increase Of it, c'r-
snlaaioa, bgeh b slbsssibisg for il, ssd tax
~ - nakssf n hand 10 fasss club ef sub.
sus1eees.
TEENS ~s the eampaisn. Of for four
ooak1s:
Tea eopsoe, ....x4 ~
Single copy,........ -....... ~
Ne earnestly solicit our friends, the
friends Of the csnse, and the supporters o.
0ra.t and Colfsx, in tin section Of lows,
and 10 the nsishbor;ng counties Of Clark ssd
Hancock, in Mis.ouri and Illinois, to lend .
helping hsnd, and give the WEEkfr Carr
boost ahead during the lively contest before
"a. And let Us begin to realize the frnits Of
your prompt and energetic efforts and abnn>
dant labors in thi. behalf right straight along
from, this date.
TaE Republican Circuit Judicial Conven
ton, for the counties Of Van Buren,, WapeIlo
and Davis. meets in ost.ulwa on "Wednesday
August 9TH
THE Congressional proceedings, snd some
other telegraphic news, was not received 'uil'
til O. clock, and is unavoidably crowded out
Of this isaue. The proceedings Of the Dom
ocratic Convention are published in full, save
4 synopsis Of the resolutions presented BY
seine Of the State delegations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

EDWARD RyAs, the alleged murderer, who
was captured in this place by officer Lehman,
was turned over to Fort Wayne Official on
Saturday last, who, in company with Mr.. H.,
started with the prisoner for that place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

OuR enterprising friend Lowry, Of the
News Depot, and the publishers of Ittersoa's
Ladies' National Maya. inc, are crowding the
season. That ladies journal for August is
on our table, and Lowry has it fer sale,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

NoricK All persons are hereby warned
sgain.t purchasing LEE County Order for
twenty dollars, payable 10 me, dated about
jnne LIST, 1858. which, with other papers,
va. stolen from me on The night Of the Sd
/, INST. IiyT-d3t1 JoHS BRrcE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

wv regre, that the want Of space compsls
ns to leave out the account OF the presenta>
lien Al the Young America on Friday
evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07
~. s..r.A - s.,y :, = .e.. .4-.


Van Buren county never before seen such
q crowd assembled within her borders, -
that which came together At keosauqua on
Saturday last for the double purpose Of cele-
brating the Fourth Of July and dedicating the
monument which they have erected to the
memory Of their fallen heroes The crowd
vas immense, and could not have numbered
less than ten thousand people. The Grafton
vas delivered by Rev. T. P. Teter, and Vas .
production Of passing excellence. producing
= profound impression upon tbs vast andi-
ence, and at times moving many to tears.
The monument is beautiful piece Of art,
and does great credit to the people Of the
county, as we'll as to our fellow citizen. T..
Maple, whose workmanship il is. Il has in
scribed upon il the names OF sos soldiers
who went from Van Buren, county TO tue war
aud never returned, bu. laid down their lives
for their country.
In the afternoon addresses were made BY
Hon. Geo. ". McCrary, Rev. j. " Latham,
f. O. STANDARD, Of st. Louis, and Elder
David Thompson.
The following hymn, written for The occa-
sion BY J. L. Loring, Esq, was sung = the
dedication
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

THANKFUL for many favors, among which
was call last evening from some friends Of
ours who are too snpreniely modest to have
their names appear. Without their consent,
however, We will give their names in our
Y serynext edition.
\. b. The above ia quotation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

~ - y - r. ~ - II
asa11 - eaos1oe
11 4 lI = - - -
3 1kost -
s1e9ul 1nslI - r n -
-. ~ naeegs - - t6lke6 o. ~
social = iss II ltais ~ hheGhcol ~ nsn
saustessd abosi ~ erovs. q recaissd npon
10 Srssa atase bensasb ~ sh44e, md d.
cusood The usAah1s, their crops, and the
a1hiss q IL Nation ~ yoane iolks ~
took themselves to tho lenonade and ics-
cresa stauds, o. % ths swissG, Of 70 The
dancing platform. uhero quite number Of
tham ntnct;ced he Terns;choreaa art II rood
hearty style. We 30 led "a believe that Tie
rood people 81 thas paet Il Our eoanty think
that The Fourth Of July i . rood day, md
one is Be enjoyed. and that they are Just the
ueople 70 enioY ii.
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ForRra or july u hEokuk.-lns ce'e.
Drsslpn o. me roaHn e t.D Pss0s 49,
il the carrying oo1 = - -.
fasd Out ~ une riFe -
eess'on ~as formed . tne corner y .o..'a
and MAN about : CLOCK, nesoeu = us
nook and ladder wagon 70 "nicn .efs so,
seven i't'ae s'f..' lsoelue = o..
70 ten Year,. gu neatly asssseo y "a.'s ~
decorated WITH noven NeA eass 80 -,
Department IN Inform Win sne eOs'nes my
hose carriages Handsomely decorated VIZ
eversreens
Inc pl0ceAsiOh inhrcneu sutou6n sno pss"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

fokeoi evgssssl3 aaad And Tor aaIsatt tel wesi
pfioest cas clst.u.ufr and prompt mon large and
-sii ssteetsd itaeb q sTAPLE End FANCY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

PArExTs.-Bo Boyd Co., Solicitors Of Pat
ent. 20s Pine street, 81. Louis. Missouri, Of
ficially report to the GATE CRY the follow
ing patents granted lows and Missouri in
ventors, for The week ending the BOIL, Of
June. lafs:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

cnlesae Live ssoos market.
by reioSraph.] CHICAGO. July O,
Recept.-Cattie II csf. hogs 1G cars.
Cattle-EItrn7 % a. 5h fair good 75e7 90; stock
ers 2asa4 30.
Hots-E1tra s21f@ -; good - ehoe. e % IS 20
Eheep-choice 60 % a5 good oo1l 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-07-07

Tx Directors Of the Library Association
yive notice that the Library will be closed
from Wednesday, July 18th, until Monday,
August 18th. on which last date il viii again
be opened No books will be issned after
taly 10Th, and persons having books are re-
quested 10 return them l,y or before July
18th. iy,-at
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