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Mr.. EDITOR: Some of the workmer
employed oii the Court House; buib dine
Charge me with the article III \ ariasl
spirit" stating that the Superintendent
stopped the worknien until Mr.. Mccoy
came back, ,as they were not performing
their duty.
lE Fsimpiy wish to say through your pa.
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the work, until the Superintendent told
me that he had stopped the workmen
laying the floors, on account of the floor,
ing boards being too narrow at one end,
thereby making open joints, which he did
not want The 1.-THE Superintendent want
edsa tight floor. NJ. HoEFFLER
Woodsfeld, O., Dec. 5, 1868. q,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

FpRNITr HE.
Duncan, Karle Co.......14e 4 142 Main street.
GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
MooAr son..,..J ohnson street, bet Sd 4 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
Sc Bridges gos Estes Hous
Cola, silver. and Ivory Mounted Canes
s q Bridass...,,.....,..,SQsl Nos 4 Estes House
GRocERs-wHOLEsA
& Pollock 4 Co.......Us Us Main street
Hamill Co Co......................leo Main street
Kellogg, Birge Co.-.-.......-.."-ss nain street
RI Bower Co.............. -.......-s" NAH stree
N Stafford .........cor Biondeau heFes
eRocEEa-HETAlL.
Robertson AlbaTs. Main stree,
Jk A g NoQueeI ..........-.,...,,.ts4 naia sfeet'
Cor 4 Iryin,,.. ,oorner Fifth Main streets
Hydremsters, Therm smsters, saehrem-
etefs.
pr;ays. Nos "a Estes House
Hardware s. House Furnishing Goods
A. Weber 4 oe,....,....,,.-......1isM las Nal street
HARDWARE.
Peek Brothers.oor Fourth Main streets
H Buel ........-..................ss Main street.
mars. CAPS FURNISHING GOODS.
Dillon 4 yones.....................s2M Main street
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS
Burkitt nam s'iee'
HOTELS.
Tanfsr rHouse...........eo Third johnson
psmipx House ........-......c cor Second johnson
Insurance AGENTS
- .s. Corner I'd and Main sts
IOWA COAL = OIL co.
once Leyee, hst Main 'ohhsoh
ICE.
Collier Berry .......Fifth street-in Estes nouss
IRON.
Browneil Broe...... ......'.-.cof ms'h WI
JEWRLRF, t,IEs eoiDI.
se Bridges Nos Estes mouse
LIQUoRs-wHOLEs
N Leonard &Co...............lI1 . III main 'siee
MARBLE WORKS.
Bavden 4 Chenoweth...T Third strset-nsar MAIN
MILLIHERs.
spissberger, Mayer co...-...-so. u MANI.
Ms Weber.............c Third Main streets
NEWS DEPOT.
masrifying Glasses 4 MierssssPss.
S a Bridses.................Nos Nos , Hstss hoas
op+icia., sYsstasiss. 1ys oiasses-
Bridges ...............No i Estes Honse
Pipes. osnuine Mesrshaum.
a pr,ases Nos d 2 Estes House
pistols, Ammunitien, Riaes.
q q Rr;dpcs... Nos Kstss Hous
FIAEos AID music.
Ayree Brothers ...............rpo.. s-'.o1 pasis
pAIxTISG AND WALL PAPEBs.
VIM. Price cor. ath Biondsas
ATE = INSURANCE AUTA
m Tsn- -Evck Second stree
wm Fulton .,.,,..a2 Ma;l street tup stairi
srsoERsEw nAcHl.Es.
cM Macombsr, Agt....... .......... 0uf'n WV
silver Plated ware.
n,,ae.s Mes : Estes Hoass
s sss & 81
sree&.ciss, Geld 3 silver.
p.;dl.. .NosI sRstss Hosss
So glasses, nsaling olassss:
"a rsr;dses Nos1 Estes Hossa
TIN = JARANAAD .S~s--x-.
" s Moore ........ tso -
y.ss=a = ~ NAS s-as
r--.na1 asss, 1sassi sg 1ssA
8. q Bridges --...,.... Nos Estes Hens
Watches, Watches, WatehsS.
Bridgss.... ..-..-..--Nesi 4 Ntss Aosss
watches, 0iseks, q yswety AspAiset
eQ Bndsss..... ...... ...... hes = 4 Aetss Honse
writing Dssks-Pspisf 0aene, lniaie
q Bridess -. !. n kseae Assse
EDWARD CLAPHAM IL D,
,rof..or and Dsaosstrster q Aassoay. Msasea
COLLEGE, Keohak,)
Physician and sul Eeen.
om...na n..sd,pce ~ maarsk, ove Heese's DFu
s..a saseisi ssteutioa stvsn 70 Safr ~. DassesS
~ - "a NJ. q AssShh~essss. Z. u. -
Wheeling and PIttsburgA NailR
AL EIzEs
II 10 r. TO SUIT,
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES.
pot s.ls ~ Aos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

BOOTS 4 BHOEs-WHOLEsALE
uambieton d Huiskamp. Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

CLOCKS, WATCHES 4 JEWELRY.
Sam Bridges s.............Eos Estes House.
T. r. j. Ayres Sons.... -....,...67 Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

CROCKERY 4 QUEENS WARE.
Carey 4 Lie Paiyre ain street-bet 5th 4 9Th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

ysncilI, Jones 4 Co....oor Third Main streets
Hess, storm 4 Co.....-cor Second / Main streets
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail, Armitage 4 Co......cor Ninth d johnson
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BOOTS a. SHOES-HETAILs
L. N. M.Dean..............cor Third Main streets.
Huiskamp l. Matless. so Main street.
Huiskamp Bro. 80. Main street-bet lth bth.
Hart, l3s Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27
KEOKUK DIRECTORY.

ATTORNEYS.
Brown Knowles.......cor Main Fifth streets.
W Collins .....................-Second street.
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AUCTIOEEERg.
J. A. Wallace 4 Co...................7l Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

American Watehes.
s g Bridges. Nosl 4 : Estss House.
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BOOK.BINDER.
roe 4 son Gate City ld'g, Main ! I'd
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David G. Lowry Second street
N W Westcott ...... Main street-near Fourth
Carter Webster Bros -. ~. SO Main street
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GAS STEAM FITTINGS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
- :, - 49, Ra,as Uons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

BONNET BLEACHERY.
n Eo,~tL nlor,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27
FURNITURE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
q Brid Nos 4 : Estes Hous
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

EGGS d BUTTER.
Pond 4 Co...,...,.cor Main Ninth streets
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-27

Duncan, Karle co...-.....l4e l42 Main street
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oioeks-wholssals 4 Retail.
SO Bridges............Eos1 l 4 Estes euss
Coin, Silver Ware.
( q Brid,es Nos 4 z Estes House.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02

~ Scr oeutf6e nnferifls
tunassBerein bait beute, Der
S@iibeu 8erein tnorgen Die
reaeImasiae monatLihe @erfanlmlune.
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g8eeen 8etrunfenbeit 3ablten 5obn
@aleI1, Sobn McOonaI6, s. @lancp,
8. 81. 8afer uno Sacob Giple lie IS,
Sames $. g8illon So, Setpel Srafber,
0lrs. Gabbitt unb Sauie 8uGett MUIR
ben auf 30 Sage mad Dem 9(rbeits>
baus bright unO Slnn gonnor purbe
freiseiproden.
$, s. Sole, betrunten ua6 aunn~
ftanbis, S..
9tobert 9emar, @6la9erei, So.
Sames Sneranl, oesel., 49,
Sa1ipoeb Smitb, oe8gI., Soften.
SenrD GoB, bes9l., SO.
Mrs. Quinn tpegen SaIten zines
IieberIiden Souies freigeiprohen, pe>
gen Dieblfabls 8erb0r aufgefdoben.
Senrp @pen8, 0iebtaN, 80 Sage
Mrbeitsbaus.
g8m. Sobnion, GrIansuna bon 9eIb
unter fali@en Soripanoen, freisefpro,
den.
Gam Gamblers, SiebitabI, SO.
Ninttie Stump, SaIten zines lie6ers
liben SauIes, SO.
( g. SIS. Cole, @9ldgerei, SO.
2atprence &ubn, SdIdgerei, $40.
Wfartin Gonpob, S6laeerei, freiD
9eipro9en. IL
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FOR COUNTY, REGIsTER.

We are authorized to announce CHARLES
W. SMITH as regular nominee of the Repub-
Ican Convention for the Office of County Regis
ter of Davidson County, at the March Election.
feb3 TT
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5pefiaI NOtisen.

~ 2err SHORTS gfDber 1T
9ofal >Ngent fur Die Eennehee 9taatss
8eitune".
Sur 10 Gents fir GaIiren.
Der gut unb bilis rafirt fem mill sebe sn
SObe 5Crn's an Cherry Strabs, spsi Ebarsn
nSrbli9 BON Dsabsrif Giraffe. nl32 2m
h 5srr Geprs Def6amps i'm Sod
GitS Calm label alle 5reunbe timer &C.
utitbliben l1nterbaltuns, sewiirst bur9 ben
@enn6 Der rbelfen @stranfe umb ben Duff
elmer ertra- fein.n 5aSanna Gisarre, gu einem
gs4ses-scus in isinfm eIesanten 9ofale elm,
: 80 Sober 70 ppbl fIblt, pir Der gOseI i'm
&. ,iiaamfil. feb22 2m
II @sf6aftsSerIeeung BON SO. SO
naAs34 Nprb-gberr9 GtraBe. Die Msentur
bsr @besler unb @iIfOn Rdbmai9ine 1T mad
SO. 81 9Orb-gberrs StrnBe, benz nd6fsn
5aus, 100 seitber bic GlOrence unb 5ppe
Masutur Ipfalilirt mar, Serlsst pprben.
Die 0beeIer unb gBiIlon NGbmal9ine er-
belt bic bS9fte prGmie unb einsise Cob
Webaille auf Der partier Nnsifeauns am 81.
Stunt 1867 unter 50 Nfitbeperbern.
8eIu6t pber i9rei6t
50. 8. gBaIfeL
feb25 1gS gfp.l34 Nprb-GterrY.
Il Spart Guer 8eIb! Die fttperen
3eiten baben einen euten GtnfluB anf ben
rDeerte- Warft eebabt, inbem fie bic
| Yreiie berabeeIebt unb es baber benz @pnIu-
lntnten mDsli9 sematt BADEN, gu auBerpr.
bentlidb biatsen Yreiien eirsufaufen. DasDn
tann ii9 elm Sober iibersensen, penn er Bel
W. 50. Soften II. BrD. So. % Nsrf
COLLEGE StraBe feline Ginfaufe ma9t.
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FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

Captain JOHN WILSON announces himself
as Independent candidate for County Trustee
at the ensuing March election. ian25 tf+
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GDuntD SiGet.
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g. W. 9 . n a { D 70 N.
Tiir NeDenue Collectors
81 i.6 a eI 80 al ID.

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FOR SUBSCRIPTION.

FOX SUBSCh1EV1ONs
Die foIgenben &efoIutionen isurben
in Der Examinations Contention cine
ffin1mi9 angenommen:
,,Sn Grtpd3ung, baB unierer Wfeis
nuna na9 Der Bau Der Tenneiee un6
Yocific @ilenbabn Elm unternebnen 1T,
iueIdes bere9net iff, bic SilfsqueIen
un1eres Gtaates, linb befonbers ben
Berabnu unb bic Sbit3udt beoeutenb 3u
enttui6eIn; iin0 oa 0ai5elbe bon tnges
beurem SBert6 fur ben San6eI nn0 6as
6abriftuefen bon SfafbbiIle un6 Oabio<
fon @ountD fi6 ertueiien ipiro, un0 6a
Der Bau oiefer 8abn fofort in Mnsriff
aenommen tperfen niuB, urn Die 2ouiss
bile u. glaibbile 9abn 81 berbinOern,
cine Smei9babn bon @aHatin mad
Nurtreesboro gu erri9ten, mas Die uns
bermeiOlide Solse mad ii6 5ieben
piroe, oen3anoeI mad benz Siben bon
unferer Gtaot mad 9ouispiae su aieben,
uno ba bic YropoiitiOn, Der Sennefee
d. Bacific Balm @efeufAaft $500, 600
Gouutp Bombs an leiben, rnebr als orei
nal 10 sieI gol6 in Staot uno County
inter ben Mrbeitern, 6armern ino
Son6nerfern in unIauf fesen unb uns
70 aus unferer finan5Ieaen 4Iemme reis
Sen iphp0e; ceBbalb
@eies befdlotfen 6aB bic
9eSubIifanifde Yartei bon DabibiOnz
G0nntB Die 8ropofitiou berjli6 enbofs
frt un6 oab ale Ganbioaten, bic bnrd
6ieie Contention noninirt iuoroen fine
bierour6 berpfidtet tuer0en, ibrenGins
fuB bafir aus3uiiben, baB bic StimIn :
geber 6fi Der 8abI am Item Rar3 fir
Bile Nrnhoftion ftinlnlen.
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syIme.8

Ser Stub iteigt fdneI uno aeigte
9sute Nfitta9 bereits 81 Sub an ben
SboaIs.
glnsetonnlsn lit Der Danipfer ED.
rome bon Cairo. Oerielbe miro mors
gen 9ta6mittag 4 lbr iuieber Oortbin
abeeben; ferner traf Der ". 8ater bonn
oberen @lniberIanoein.
Die sttobtineale, tpelde settler auf
ben Sboals lag, 1T enOIi6 IossetOm'
men unb bierber auriifeetebrt. Sic
fcHte beute MbenO mad Cincinnati abs
fabren.
Die Gsfddfte bOten eineit siemIia
IebbaftsnglnbIid.
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Tiir GOuntp Sailert
gl Bra 100 8 1tt / t =.
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re- Ser louisville an3eis
Ter frat am j. Wfars feinen 20. Sabrs

~ Ser 2ouisbiIIe Gn5eis
ger frat am !. Wfar5 ieiren2 20. Sabrs
gang an. q
~ Sic gemablin bes territories
men Generals SlleTanoer ba n 99ras
Der beiinbet iib CUR Belt in Bolfens
biitteI, BON mo- aus iie an biefge
Sreunbe 9ef9rieben.
O. M ufit. Cine geieufdaft bon
MuIifliebbobern bot ii6 unter 2eitung
oeS Serrn @rof. SanIor unb unter Dem
gtamen Orchestral Union" 9ebilOet,
UNI CUTE Mulifitiife ein3uiiben uno Die
cole Stunt su iinmer b0berer 8ollens
1uag in un'rer 5tabt 3u brtneen.
8raOiiIimol
@ Ser ,,glo BIN e it era
S rm r" fir Mar5 sebt uns ioe>
BEN gu. Serielbe entbalt ipie INNER
reihbaltige, irltere1lante unb lebr<
rei9e 9sctire. Oiele8 lift oaS bette
unb ansflbrii4fe 9anbmirtbf9aftIide
Sournal, tueI6es ie i'm gBeiten publt>
cirt tpurbe unb in etni9en Yunften
fanrt ft9 fetn anbereS in ben 8erei>
nteten Staaten I'M SntereiIe Der 2anb>
mirtbl9aft uno bes 9artenbaues ber>
0fTentIi6es 8latt mehen. 8luolf Stunt
mern bieles mertbbolen nnb fir ieben
FARMER unentbebrIiden Merfes foiten
$1.5O. Wfan abrelltre Den Serausge>
Der s. q. glanb in SnbianapoIis.
SOB. 2eioer 1T uns bas Sebruar>
Seft nidt augegangen.
% Seuer. Ser SeuerIarn1
am Canning ipdt Ibenos ipurbe burd
einen in einem Sauie an gforo> Goaese
StraBe ausbre9enben Brano berur>
iadt. Sa aber bas Saus iebr i6liips
trigger glatur lit, 10 tuurbe bas feinb>
tide Clement befie9t, ebe es grober
S9aben .anri9ten fonnte.
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in Chattanooga purbe Serr Sames
SeInl aus 5rantfort, tpeI1er eineS eerbs
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len angefaIIen. gSdbreno Der cine bieie,
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un6 cine l1hr.
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Oetectibes &beatbam uno 2oiieal
transportirten eeitern einen Wann mad
Nul1eIIbiue Sn, pelden iie iuegen Ser.
6a6ts Der Grmorouu9 bon Serrn Bur-
bridge Dor 6 Wonaten, berbdftet batten
Ser 8ruber bes Grmorbeten bate
$1,000 un6 Ser @onberneur bon &1
800 8eIobnung fur bic 8erbaftun!
bes W6roers ausgei9rieben.
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2amrence Co., lit elm iunger Mann
Sobn Bifnen aus Columbia, ipel1el
umberreiite. UNI Subfcriptionen fiji
neue Builder gu ianmeln, ermorbet au
Der Strabe 9efunben iporben. SER
Sopf mar bon siuet SueeIn 6ur9bobrt
Ser Nf0rber bate fi9 feines 8fer6es
ieines &eboIbers nnb feiner Stiefelr
bema6ti9t, @el6 bat er ni9t biel al
feinem Sefer eefunben. 9lls Skater
miro Elm W1ann Slamens gSaIfer be.
setdnet, ben man auf Dem geraubter
8ferbe in Der 9tidtung mad Ntaiboiat
bat reiten ieben, tpe8balb Der biefiger
8oIiaei fofort gta@ri@t n1itgetbeil
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
Announcement Of Candidates.
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6Ieb. 8. Ntaer, Sbertf; Sacob Rnbn, Repeniies
Collector.
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6. 8. giggIp, Sailor SoHn 8ieiIfne, George Wlcs
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
FOE COITNTY TRITsTEE

FOR COUNTY TRUSTEE.
We are authorized to announce PHINEAS
GARRETT as candidate for reelection to
the Office Of County Trustee, Election Saturday
March 18th 1868, feb29 td*
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02
FOR REyENUE COLLECTOR.

We are authorized to announce the name of
Captain MICHAEL WALSH as candidate for
the office of State and County Tax-Collector Of
the county of Davidson. Election March 7th.
feb6 ids MANY VOTERS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-03-02

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NEWSPAPER PATRoNAGE.-Several
years Of experience in the publishing
business, has forced conviction upon us
that newspaper patronage is word of
many definitions and that great ma
jority Of mankind are either ignorant
of the correct definition or are dishon-
est, in a strict biblical sense of the
word. Newspaper patronage is COM
posed of as many colOrs as the rain
bow, and is changeable as chameleon.
One man comes in and subScribes for
the paper and pays for it in advance,
and goes home and reads it with the
proud satisfaction that it is his.-He
hands in his advertisement, asks the
price, and pays for it, and goes to his
place of business and reaps the advan-
tage thereof This is newspaper pat
ronage.
Another man says, you may put my
name on your books and goes off
without saying word about the pay.
Time passes on and you want money
and ask him to pay what is honestly
due you. He flies into passion, per-
haps pays and perhaps not, and orders
his paper stopped. This is called
newspaper patronage.
Another man has been a subscriber a
long time, but has never paid a cent
and at last becomes tired of you and
wants change. He thinks he wants
a city paper. He tells the postmaster
he don't want it, and you get a paper
marked refused But does he call
and pay? He wants his money to pay
for his city paper. He will pay you
after a while he says. But he never
does, unless you sue him.-And this,
too, is called newspaper patronage.
Another man lives near you-he
does not take the paper-he don't like
the editor-the paper is too small for
him-yet he goes regularly to his
neighbours and reads it, and finds fault
with it, and quarrels with the opin-
ions of the editor. Occasionally he sees
an article he likes and begs or gives a
half dime for the number. This is
called newspaper patronage.
Another man takes two or three city
papers and cannot afford to take home
paper, but he likes 1t and comes into
the office and hegs one whenever he is
in town. This, also, is called pewspa-
per patronage.
Another man likes the paper, he