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BOOlLAND'S eslIAN BI17lls
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'HoofLl GERMAN
TONIC. =
Il
Prepared by DR.. C..M.:Jacksen.
pHILADkLPHIA. PA.
TVS GREAT REMEDY
Tor all Disease u th-
trver, stomach. :
or Digestive Organs.
HooAandA German sBifters.
1 4Hs.s i ,A4sssA Estss n fsaasf ssEss
A., ccu,p>s-d IL thsal vAre Juices Tor - they
= ssdo.l,, TT. =. 49,, n.,ee,. o. Ko 81.

eskh3y centrAssd sHsnusely Jvee JToM dcaaoc "a
miyt4Ts NJ any lird a.
HOollandss 0epman 7 onic
Ii combination q all ths ingredients Of the nlttars,
etc ,f.kinE Of the most pleasant and sertsAbe
remedies :. :. sas.sd q w. gaefs hon Alcoholic a.
Hoonand.s German Bitters.
II easet 81 nervous depression. when some alcoholic
HooFLAND's GERMAN TONIC
1 should BE- used
Ths B,tsrs o. the Tonic both equally gacd. md
oo1tain ths ..ns nedicin.l virtues 1 -
xs.'lon py.pepsis. sSne, nse,'' o1
fh. resist of sbich Y tnas tns rasen' sunsrs
frdm ae,eral OF Of the following dissss.s:
Constipation, FlAtulence, Inward Piles, Full
| mess of Blood 70 the Head, Acidity Of
The Stomach, Nausea, Hesftbnun.s
Disgust for the Food, Fullness
or Weight IN the Stomach,
Sonr Eructations. Sink
ing or Fluttering 81 sthe Pit
Of the STOMACH. Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried OF Difficult Brea
thing, Flastering at the. Heart, Choking
OF Sur coating Sensations whea IN . Lying
Posture, Dimness of Yisiop, Dots or.
81 Msta. hsf1xs the Sigbts Unll Pain+ia-
The Head, Deficiency Of PerspiE
,hs s,'iGn, a ns' 'ss,r.nss.''P g
in the Sides, Back, Chest, Limbs,
i eecs SpddAn Flashes Of Heaes nufpifE
ia Nd Fish, Constant lmaGinlngbl II Evil,
IL s. M Great nepsession 4 Splfits.s
Thess remedies will enrctnaliy cure LAYER Conplsinf,
Jaupdjce Dybpepsis Chronic Nervous Debility. Chro
~ ssa sa Discs I:rs s.s...h OF
DEBILITY
LPROSTRAi1ON OF THE SYSTEM,
indpeed by Severe Labor, Hardthips,
Exposure, Fesers, ete.
Theirs Is NO ,rscae rant eual 10 these edies n
srch c.ses and vsor i Impaired % the whole
system 'sr Appetite '0's as
s sas's !. ~ p.,isss, a.. s.eem.s
sound and healthy, the yellow ttngs eTadcstsd from
the eye bloom gvsa to .hs ssssis .aa -. .sa1
Persons .IllUanced ~ Life
And tsolius the hand 81 time Weighing heavily upon
these 81 rrkRs or TON IC, elixir that will iDst
nav W tnso thsr veiss nscrs N smsssrs thssnersy
en- forms, ami aiv- health and sppinsr. tiir
lrx years.
) NOTICE.
in. s.asshbliAsaS.a tkassnsy tns ~ 4A,he
1ss.s sStte 4 e. ssp ca IN No. ,:s ON
their own exrrt ssion never feel well;a they
ianguid. devoid Of all energy extremely anf
have appetite. ~.fss -
To this cas. of persons the Bitters the Tonic
especially commended
WEAK AND DEHDCAd7iF AJ0fLDREN
Are made strong By the either Of these remedies
They will cure every case .. MARAsMU8 without fail
Thousands OF certificates have accumulated IN the
SAdehf pfpriyler hut srace viii allies Of ab
LEGATION Of brl few. These it will be oi-
men and, such sssnding that h-t mus, he be-
lieved. s9 8s Sass
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CAUTION.
Hoonaod's osrnaa Remedies ere coantsvftitea. Pee
the wrapper Of ~aeh sss sost'e, III others are
counterfeit.
Principal office Asd ~ 1lsseosy AZ the Gsim4n Med-
cine Store, 80 e3l ARCH eReet, Bh iAd-lpAia.
CHA0. u. &VAN0,
German Drnxeist, Proprietor.
Formerly @. JACKLOH CO
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" aichcs and JeweIry.

H. MILLER cssase kaux,pi.n and Clark streets
~ importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer d
Watches, yevesry, SILVER and Plated ware. Aespcyo
thsk nsionAI watch Co. 1
march32-Lsodly
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JoE WILLIAMS, a colofed gentleman, who
has bean stumping Tennessee for the Cop
perhead ticket, vent on 10 New York as =
delegate to the Democratic National Con,
vention in company With Gen. Forrest.
II fellow only supports the rebels Of the
South, it don / matter what his antecedents
o. complexion, shA Democracy receive him
10 their loving snbsac
A Maryland Democrat summed up the
whole thing in 3 few words tosdAy. Said this
politician Our whole stock in trade
against you Radicals is your advocacy Of ne
gro suffrage. II we nominate Chase, we
must endorse this principle, and for one,
upon tbs same platform, prefer Grant to
Chase, because be is an honest man. Ger
tainly pages Of argument could go no further
than this.
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iby JUDGE of GrrMt Crprt
JOHN y. DkAYER. II Henri, County.
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DRUSSrNG's Pure Cider Vinegar; wArrsBf.d Pnee
and preseres Pickee; strong ard paiaisbac. lar
est wof ks in thu United Stsfa,. estAhiishsd 3648.
&c EPRuSSING, 3s9 and AL State SRI
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fcers, &C., and asking-a committee of con-
ference of the two Houses, and appointing
Messrs. Sweet and Robbins as the Senate
branch of said committee.
The House refused to recede from its
amendments, and concurred in the PROPOSE
ton to raise committee of conference.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Seymour,
Durham and Pou the House branch of the
committee
The resolution requiring the judiciary
committee to report bill regulating bonds
of public officers was read second time,
with unfavorable report from the commit
tee.
On motion of Mr.. Bowman the resolution
was laid on the'tablc sAs - Il
The bill regulating the taxation of corpo-
rate towns, with an unfavorable report by
the judiciary committee, was read second
time, and passed over, on motion OF Mr.
Bowman.
The bill continuing the municipal officers
of the town of Salisbury was, on motion OF
Mr.. Bowman, made the special order at one
o'clock on Monday next.
The resolution of Mr. Vest, appointing a
committee of one from each Congressional
district, to act conformity with similar com
mittee of the Senate, on State penltentia-
~, was reaG and adopted. .....s.
The resolution of Mr. Hendricks, in rela-
ton to the organization of the militia, was,
| on motion of Mr. Harris, of Wake, referred
to the committee on the militia.
The resolution by Mr.. Downing, providing
for the appointment of committee of five
on contingent expenses, was read and adopt
ed
The resolution by Mr.. Latin, toidischarge
the committee on contested elections from
the consideration of the claims of the con-
testant from the county of Camden, and
appoint in lieu thereof special commit
tee of five, was read and adopted.
The Chair appointed as said committee,
Messrs. Pou, Rea, Harris of Wake, Graham
and Jarvis.
The resolution of Mr. Justice of Ruther-
ford, providing for the appointment of a
committee of five to report a bill to prevent
the prescription of the laboring classes on
account of political opinion, was taken up.
MIR. Moore moved that the resolution be
laid upon the table, and called for the yeas
and nays which being ordered, the House
refused to lay upon the table: yeas %, nays
| a.
Mr.. Justice of Rutherford, moved that the
bill be printed and laid upon the desks OF
| the members. Carried.
Mr.. Seymour reported that the committee OF
conference had agreed upon an amendment
to the bill providing for the qualification of
certain officers, which was, that the bonds for
sheriffs shall not exceed those required by ex-
listing law. s.e bin ..-..
Mr.. Bowman moved that the House con-
cur in the amendment reported by the com
mittee. 'il i.i H''
The motion prevailed and the Senate was
ordered to be notified of the same.
On motion of Mr.. Latin, the House adj
journcd until Monday morning 10 o'clock.
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, Yeas-Messrs. Beasley, Brogden, Burns, Blyt he
Colgrove. Cook, Davis, Etheridge, Torkner,
Hayes, Harrington, Hall, Legg, Long. Martin
dale, Rich, Smith, Shoitncrs Sweet, Welker and
Wynne- ~
s Nays-Messrs Barrow, Bellamy, Eaves, Eppes,
Lindsay, Lassiter, Love, Melchor. Mason, Os-
rne, Purlie, Robbins, White, Winstead and
Wilson'S. ~
Leave of absence was granted Mr.. Burns until
Wednesday next.
Also, MI Wclker, for tomorrow and the day
after on official business.
And Mr. Beasley until Monday next.
On motion of Mr.. Winstcad, rule 18th was
amended By making the Standing Committee on
the Judiciary nine instead of seven.
The President appointed Messrs Osborne and
Forkner as the additional members of the Judi
ciary Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Davis, the Senate adjourned.
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Referred to committee on

road Company. Referred to committee on
corporations.
BY Mr.. Whitley. a resolution altering the
time Of meeting of the House from the hour
of 102 A. NJ to 10 A. M. Adopted.
A message was received from the Senate,
informing the House of the enrolment of
the following bills and resolutions:
The bill amending the charter of the city
Of Wilmington.
The bill changing the name of the town
site OF Mitchell from Davis to iBakersville.
The resolution authorizing the printing of
the Governors inaugural, together with the
remarks of Judge Reade and 1t. Gov. Cald-
well; and f
Resolution in relation to alleged election
frauds
Mr.. Hinnant reported the enrolment of
the bill amending the charter of the David
son Copper Mining Company. .
Mr. Long, of Chatham, presented peti-
| ton from sundry citizens OF Chatham, pray
ing the removal of Instructions in Haw riv-
err and in Cape Fear river. Referred to COM
mittce on corporations.
| Mr. Latin moved that 5000 copies of the
message of the Governor, read before the
House this morning, reprinted Carried.
| BY Mr.. Bowman, a resolution instructing
the Board of Education, to report to the Leg
islature on the 18th of November next, a
plan and code of laws for the organization
and maintenance of the system of public
free schools, contemplated by the Oonstitu-
ton Laid over Fbg1 '1c1
By Mr. Downing, a resolution declaring
vacant the positions held by all county Off
GERS ineligible under existing laws, and au
thorizing the, Governor to- fill such vacancies
by appointment.
Mr.. Downing moved that the rules be sus-
pended, and the resolution be Immediately
acted on.
The motion prevailed and pending the
consideration of the resolution the House ad-
iourned on motion OF Mr.. Seymour.
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committed to any extent to unfriendly
hands. Every Office and every employment
under the State from the most inferior to
the most exalted, should he filed by the
known friends of the Government of the
United States, and the Government of
North Carolina. 1t will not he safe or expe-
dent, in my judgment, to deviate to any
extent from tins rule. 1t is my fixed pur-
pose to maintain this rule, and to admins
ter the Government III such manner as to
sccure 30 all their rights ot life liberty and
property.
Very Respectfully.
w. w. HOLDEN.
On motion. the rules were suspended and
bill entitled bill creating a State Police,
was referred TO the committee ON Military
Affairs.
The joint committee on Enrolment,
through Mr.. Cook, reported several bills and
resolutions properly enrolled.
The bills above designated were ratified
by the President and transmitted to the
House of Representatives for ratification.
Leave of absence was granted Mr.. Rich
ardson until Tuesday next.
On motion the rules were suspended and
the special order concerning disfranchise,i
members, was postponed until Thursday
| next.
Mr.. Hayes moved to postpone until next
| meeting of the Legislature Lost.
| Mr.. Colgrove moved to make the hour 3
O'Clock, p. NJ.
| The motion did not prevail. :
| Ordered that the hour of the special order
| be made IL O'Clock Thursday next.
On motion of Mr. Ethcridge, it was Or
dered that the President of the Senate be
requested to invite ministers of the gospel,
who are members of this body, to officiate
in opening the Senate with prayer.
MIR. Sweet offered the following resolution,
I which was adopted under a. suspension OF
| the rules, and transmitted to the House of
| Representatives,: --.a
Res0lged, That a committee on Public
! printing be authorized to arrange with the
Code Commissioners for the printing of the
code CT any portion thereof in addition to
the number authorized by ordinance of the
Constitutional Convention ratified March
13, 1868, said usual number being for the
use of the Senate and House of Representa-
tives.
Mr. Love introduced bill entitled an
act to increase the capitol stock of the Yves
tern North Carolina Railroad.
! Read first time.
On motion of Mr.. Hayes bill entitled an
act concerning the inspectors Of the city OF
Wilmington, was taken up and passed End
reading under II suspension of the rules.
Mir. Legg gave notice that on tomorrow
he would introduce bill in reference to the
Quarantine of The Post of Wilmington
Mr.. Blythe gave notice that at an early
day he would introduce a bill to remove the
restrictions from the charter Of the Green
Vile and French Broad Railroad
On Motion Of MI. Former the Senate ad.
iourned. -re-....-....
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-ai.aa ii ao.lalaqog ,ao i. ..aa .-saai
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BY Mr.. Moore, of Yancey. a bill entitled
"a bill to incorporate the Enterprise Manu-
featuring Company" Read first time.
By Mr. Shofiner, bill entitled "a bill re-
quiring Trustees of the University to live in
the Counties for which they are appointed
Read first time
By Mr.. Wilson, a bill entitled "a bill rati-
flying and confirming the Charter of the
Northwestern North Carolina Railroad
Company" Read first time.
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49, N. u. YA1i0s' u
d.c4 =. Chairsss Lecture ce..''s'':

Presssataes - Dsssssss Gears
exss* TauasDAY, Dec. ..
Hss. FsAse.s sraro.k Jsd3.
! Hon JossuA Tracy. District AtterHsy.
Ea,x j. LsIcH Deputy, Clerk.
JDHS A. BisHOP. Sheriff.
s..se Of Iowa - Isha Carter. verdict Lcs gsilty.
Dsfsaisnt AtcaasGed.
STATE u Iswa ~ LIS Louis UAtthsNs, aismtasse
@fst vass u ssiAsscs, ana dafsndsnt Discharged.
state Of lows " Adolph Holt, dismissed BY
Grand Jury for want Of evidence.
State of Iowa VI Jerome Wsndiing; dismissed by
Grand Jury for want Of evidescs.
sts4s ', lo~A u v. y. Tadiov. bill iEsored ~
True bills u indictment returned asains .Aes,
parti,s BY the Grand Jsry: 6tats Of lows " JOIN
Kelly: State II Iowa 70 JAaDss Kelly and Wn
Fox: State Of lows 70 Daniel Pollard; State 81
" K. ,. Asdssses.
Nevsom "a R.ddick, order for money sxssutios
City Of Keokuk Love q 81, transisrrsd Il
Chxneery Docket.
johnston " vsrnillios, ordsr for garaishes =
pay prssssds, -.
RSse stHepk1se, jsAgaaA. fer ltai.tia
Barksf y ss.ps4 issstssI dsnssss = ssssesd
pe&iAian IA.
r..:. !. s:.pi., '.'''''e. ss-.r'r . ..'''.'
rass :. s.:sA ,s.@,'s. a..~ss !" .-'.a''
pseitioa AlsA.
WteDs, epeg1iep. v asnpia ssssisee, dsssssl
q sa<n1ex nekltiee ftea.
Overture, ada1t, " 0uplA, tesstvsf dsnarsr t.
aaseAsA psiitisa alD4.
Wosoost y burger u u, ostion for . NV tsia
Alod
vsaaaAssx " Dsvald 4 q, dsfaais - Aecsss
HasosS - Altos, AassoA
Collins " Celliss, dsefsss
Chaaa, ,AsrEias 4 BiAssAsra - Stats Natisas
Bal, gAssishs, i = ttals apslae ssessnsa ~
day ysstsrday.
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OrR ffiapd Dr., O'Connor fully sustains
his we'll earned rspstation for keeping com
plets sfssk q tKs choicea and bssl o. drugs,
toilet goods, ~. Atisasios il directed =
his advertisement on tie first page.
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l..'y,1I. III bs,a..ur.s Il Isslsl lafas.i.

nnn ROY. Assss.s - Saturday sd Medsss-
- A o'slosk ). =. sud Departs on Monday
sad Thursday. II I o'clock .. u.
: nmrs1onsao61, .Arsvls - AsaaAss
"a Thur.iay, At q o'clock p. M, and Depasts %
Tuesday and Friday, st ~.
LUCY BeR3QA0Qv Arrives % Issed.y
AND Friday, st p. m, and Departs on "sdnes'
DAY and Saturday, at .. ma.
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AucTIos.-Hows's great sale Of ladies,
and gents dreas Furs will commence ON Mon
day, Dec. 7,h, At 10 clock. 2 stood
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tlIAD TO receive call from our friend NJ.
Kelsey, the excellent Warden Of the Peni-
Tertiary ~
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PuckEcHErucK LopoE. No. 40. !. o. Q.
r Regular meeting tonight At n O'Clock
Members Of other Lodges invited.
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Chieeas narnse.
u fslsGSaph-l oslcAso. Dec. :
plour-nyld.rs srE, bat market q1ist and unchanged
Wheet-npahsf Arn, tAs dsnsaA light q sas1As -
vspse; sass u spfiax u ss,f6& - - cisssd %
q 1skOk-
Oerr-Oid dull u nssttied sni lover: No at1o cssh
s,d seller .h. month"; No st ca07o: new ctossd quss
q 81
Oats Q,irt 80 sAssay: eisssd y a.
Rys-ste .dy ., qaist - u ~ NoaNliH
nnesss - Dull 80 sassss u D ~
nlnAvisss -Tnac4tvs end n0nisel.
RrssssIsss-Aetivs aad aTAss; ell r0asS nsss ~ -
ssah.
LesA -oni.t - Urn - h9lSk - sesen.
nm Nae.-1.ar,y ssevs asAarn~.
pr.as1 nsss-Msfs aettss ssles . soos 10 for y,
dun sA1 heavy.
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VIOLENT SHOCKS ~ often received by our
physical system from the changes in the tenn
pelAturs VI this season, resulting II lndiges-
ton, Bilious attacks, low nervous fever, Fe-
yer and Asue, DC. The NEST potent remedy
is MlsnLEks HERB BITTER's. cod lw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-04

Hgxar Srsoxo. Esa !. left Je6srday 10 at
tend the Supreme Court 1t Warrington.
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Tcr Iev. Elect ora, C.lI.,e v.s ii session
!, D.. he;r~. a. IN. l,t and d ;n.... gen
a., a,...o. -. fsA.;-.... al tson W.
H.l. S.s,.a.rv IA, ~. az. ,o... g,
Gram All Colfs1. Hos j. b. Yosas va.
appos - convey - - sA1M 9. soses 20
ssn'n esol. c an h'ec.
'os .er We S'1 ets',eo oeeeno
made eA 81 eFl1eft
.fAts.r1E23EW 7as,s 49,,
-. - -, Nouss = So'S,
.',k{T SSss$2{ 2VA24sS
Nv. "es' sooaas.cs = -" cses'
-, ..-. 1850. ~ sssl n.''-
49, I'm ). 49,. .- ~ - - !. ~. = :.
S~.us~'..'' - =. -
"A -. - 40
- = !,
49, a. 'ssoa 1. evening" son'
p"ss.s'Ss''y "'spgssu 'uu'y'una's y Sl'n .en-
" 'y'ss ~ pso'"ss's' snkasso .n =
pfo"'.sa''' pae'a's''c eneoanser' m ~h'cn
'ne - - -. psesss ssse 'ae snec's OF
u- = s''',s ls'V - 80
~. 'ounosu = - =. over n'ss''
~. ~. bss 'sP IN os'1Is 'ns
~ 1870. -. sv.1 1'ny' i~o %
snd5 the olAer 80 ~ deesAs each and
eoasA AZ s ~
s.''" anu us ~'e can
se' board ana : front p.rlof. '..Asf fara,aAsd
OF uuIul0ien00, Oy applying 10 Mro. a, Ao2R
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Wa AsslaA - sssa s.riAssa r. vast Il ~ sars
ssssssry 70 psotsst II sssssss - assvsiliss Iii
bsar : Srsssss sAas = ,TsR. rhs .sst issasasn
.eeses u tAs ysss ss Astd sd m osld sad DAMP
~ ~ CO sSiaanasubls sslse sDlos.ts. H. bt
asasa Of asasas sAsa no ifse ~ outward surface
fths bo4y coulbst aSly vAra viii suita 10 clothing
The iat.rnal orsaa4 In vigorous condition By the
.ssAiosal NJ 4 AsaAsai ssata sd corrective. VIM
.~n.k~ tss.esssss lrais asss - visai s.rs<A 50
Ishsss d Il ssasoa vlss psrs vegetable sti.slaas
| - tss,sss.s M. ssussERsEs sroafAcn mr.
Rnas efiasniss 49, especially y the vs.k and feeble
70 avss sa.sss - sysss, - thereby enables II
| 10 ss1kd ~ sAsess sfsssd. sAscA prsdns. cough
sssseas. sasnsA. ~ eslw Sss.sss Of The ors.ss
lalass. oyspspah - ssay 9sesas osindisssti n
sss ~ srssay spsIsssAss - - A.p vs..hss =.
~ ,A.ss oo.plas.s. ~ sIffans .1kao~isstsd
peciAs fAsrs b fet ssssss ssoss p this country
and isAssA tsssssAoss .tAs civilized rcroas = Ne
asArs M.aaspAsrs. thss 49, ~ es.isl Ssspsr.ssss
10 ,win ard ssrAs ssasdy ir I'll oraaaasy dis .
u. ssseasa al ~ avsr tdsei aAw-ls
BatCholor,n 0alr Dye.
rA,s sp,ssstS 1eb pys ~ ~ h shs ~ossa; N
oay ss Aaa psssset bys: Harmless, reliable, sstar
assss - Alsasysssnsa. - ssa1suis0 stnts rs.sdis
- ~ ssscss u lsd sysE tasieprasss asA leaves -
Naas - - beAess1aa. AaseA o. hssn. eelA ~ u
pruea3sls anl esrfsss asl properly applied q Batch
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LIBRARY ASSOCIATION LkcrURE.-Thsd dis
t;nguished African explorer and naturalist
M. P. q. Da Chaills, Of New York. vail lee.
lure before the Ksokuk Library Asses's''on
on Monday evening next, December It'll. at
Gibbons Opera House. SuMect-"The &C.
oeraphy Of Equatorial Africa, Sources OF tho
Nile, Habits OF the People, Gorilla, &c &
Admittance 20 eesls. Tickets to be had q
the Book and Jewelry Stores. Doors open
At q o'clock, lecture commences q q.
The opesa Hosse has bssn sappi'ed nh 2
new furnace capable Of making the Hell com
for,ably warm throughout n any f'nd o.
veatbs,. The seAts bssa IN .aised snd
placed 10 . half circle, snd svsrytA'sg sr-
ranged for the general cosfort and eoaves'
sncs ofths psbise. gu ks .'sss
~. ". JAnlnooy, 7
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~. l.suss Cattle nsvhss
~ fesssraSa A
aoxs- Active lots avstasssry $50 - - q : -
+, g.. ia
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Dun friend Col. Wiusbh. Of - r66s-
dsalsr, was in town yesterday.
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1 d - -
- CITY NEWS.

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HWY ClAs DsAs i y ~ Atas As ~
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growth. God made that country 80 ssssso
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oyster lie. b. divine right agsisst n, Os.o
erss MAI squaes ou - territory. Thers
| lots Of grand Republicans in upper Iowa asd
TAN 10 one OF the bsst specimens Of essse
that W know.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-04

BoARnIsa. A gsatle~an and his wife can
get board and froat parlor. sithsr farniahed
or unfarnished, BY applying to Ars. 4. Hoag
land, cornse Ahsant Dank asoes.1
Alses tye saagae ssntlsnen can eet sbaarl
aud furnished room. dec4-3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-04

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DAvuroes, Iswa-
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READ The article about that Csatral Wats
LIS across "a the Atlantic. It's . natasr :
; interest every one Who wants = - u
country grow 10 its highsst pessihle nsassF
Of prosperity. Then we afs isasrssese Asfs
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new and cheap slipping 500 = e. - !.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-04

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Pork Hold q IN for city; dry salt Shoulders -
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