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No Cures ,E EEsysr. Congestion InaamatIons, g
Crying Collie or Teeihing OF infants 25
Diarrhea OF children or adults, 25
" {. EUyseniery, Griping, Bilious Collie, %
COughs, Gods, Bronchitis, 25
NeuH aigia, Toothache, Faeeache 25
Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertgo,25
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, rs
u Suppressed painful Periods, 25
Whites, too profhse Periods, 25
IL Group, Cough, difficult Breathing, 25
sait kheum ,Ervsipelas, Eruptions, 25
15 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains, 25
"17 +" Piles, blind or bleeding. - 80 SO M
IS OPthalmy, and sore or weak eyes, so
" ~ " entarrh. acute or cronic Influenza, so
20 Wbooping Cough, violent Coughs 80
Asihma, Oppressed Breathing, so
Ear discharges, impaired Hearing, 80
x scrofula ,enlargedGlands, ,Swellipgs, 50
:. o5 .s General Debility, ,Physi alWeakness,s 20
ssa sfaetE setHsss ssfEsSns o nun 50
nH Kidney Gravel, so
2S Nervous Debility, seminal
Emissions, Involuntary Dis
..2s !" sore Mouth, Canker 50
81 81 Urinary Weaknes., wetting bed, 80
~ Painful Periods with Spasms, 80
. 81 SuneringA at Change of Life, 90
80 Epilepsy, ,spasms, St. vitus' l.ance, 90
u DiPhrheria, ,ulcerated Sore Throaf, 80
so A FAMILY CASES
OF 35 large vials, morocco case,
contalnlng a speeifc for every
ordinary disease n family is sub.
Jecf TO, and book of directions, $1,000
smaller malls % %amiIy a 9. and Travelling cases,
= wlin 2O TO ~ walls. from SIS to IS
Specifics tor all Private Diseases, both
for Curius and for Preventive treat
ment, in walls and pocket cases., ........S1 to IS
1 These Remedies by the case or single Box are
sent to any part of the Country, by mail or express
free OF charge on receipt OF the price. Address
er.- Humphreys specific
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMP Y
Office and Depot No 562 Broadway, New York.
DIR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily ut his Office
personally or by letter as above Tor all forms OF dis
eases.
dc6eOd1y
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No. ..
No. .. 4a
sIMILIA sIMILlBUs oURANTUR.
Humphreys Homeopathic Specifics,

HAVEPROVED, from the most ample expert
~ ence, an entire success; Simple-PrOmpt- Eff
perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using them; SO harmless
as 10 be ree from danger, and efficient as to be al
ways reliable. They have raised the highest com
mendation from ALL and will always render satisfac-
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Irlp TO the W hife Mountains.
ALPINE HOUSE, GoRHAM N.H.)
AUGUST 20, 1858.
To the Editor of the Press:
l suppose my first trip to Mount Washing
ton was attended by about the same impress
ions of the grandeur and sublimity of the
scenery as have been felt by Others who have
preceded me. We started from Portland via
the Grand Trunk at LIS P. NJ, Monday, and
after ride of about five hours, through
country unsurpassed for its scenery, arrived
at Ivt. H" 4-
GoRHAM, N. H. et--
and Immediately repaired TO the Alphine
House. This smart and thriving little vii
lage is eight miles from the foot of Mount
Washington. 1t is a place of considerable
bus mess, containing two churches, five or six
stores and two hotels. The Alpine House
is well known to the travelling public and an
extensive recommendation from us would be
OF little benefit to the worthy proprietor. Mr..
j. X. Hitchcock. His splendid bouse is
crowded and whoever stops here once will
certainly come again. AT 8 O'Clock Tuesday
morning we boarded one of the famous
coaches, with six fine horses attached, and
started for the summit OF Mount Washington.
a distance of sixteen miles. We had for
company, two gentlemen fiom New jersey,
and an aged gentleman from Detroit, Mich.
who had been in Switzerland and could drink
sherry wine without choking. The ascent
was made in about five hours,-the carriage
road up the mountain being in fine cond-
ton. The blue haze somewhat obscured the
view, but after a time it cleared little and
then the magnificent view from the summit
was one to fully repay us for the toilsome
ascent. We visited the railroad which is now
completed to within seven eights of a
mile of the Tip Top House. Thus far it
works satisfactorily, and bids fair to be an
important achievement The descent was
travel at the rate of six or seven miles per
hour, and our aged friend from Detroit as
sured us cordially with his anecdotes of for
eign travel Wednesday we went to Bethel,
Me-, when our companion from Portland who
had done so much to make our trip pleasant
left us. Bethel is lovely little village nest
led down among the mountains, about seven
ty miles from Portland. This town has now
become well known and is iavorite summer
resort for many from Portland, Boston. New
York and other places. Here we find COM
Portable hotel, rendered attractive by the in
genuity and thoughtfulness OF the proprietor,
Mr.. Chandler, who thoroughly understands
the art of satisfying his guests. Beth
el is peculiarly favored in being situated
in the midst of an unusual number
of places interesting to visit. The
White Mountains are at convenient
distance; while other mountains of various
heights, lakes, caves and falls draw the pleas
ure seeker forth on innumerable expeditions.
The Chandler House affords every facility in
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81 Great BJesSi7sg."

Sir: take great pleasure in stating that, after
having suffered from dyspepsia for about fifteen
years, at some periods much more than Others
nave been enClreIv cured by tho use Ovv's Dys
pepsa Cure. My friends know that oflate years my
case has been an extreme had great suffering
from eating any kind OF food, and on an average
would vomit out one third of my meals, in sour,
indigestibe mass. When The severe attacks would
come would sc all strength and be utterly help
less. Some OF the attacks would be that tor
days together would not retain anything on nv
stomach, save little dry toast and tea For years
knew not what it was to pass FIVE onsecutive hours
without intense pain From the time took the first
dose OF this medicine ceased vomiting, gradually
all soreness passed away and flesh and strength re-
turned, and ever since have been able to eat any
kind OF food set upon the table. SIX months have
now passed without any symptoms of the return of
the disease. My case was considered by all, even
physicians, so marvellous, that ior time it fear
ed it might be fictitious: but am now well con-
vinced, that have been not merely relieved, but
permanently cured, that can conscentiOusy re-
commend Goes Dyspepsia Cure to all vic inns OF dys
pepsia. u a-3
rl-4a I ISAAC AIKEN 4aH 81
Late Pastor o. the Beaver st. NJ E. Church,
. Allegheny.
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WANTED 81.
Wanted.

Wanted. 21@
A PARTNER, two hundred per cent profit; this
I11s no humbug. For particulars inquire at
A. j. cox a. CO.'S,
auZSdu 3513 Congress st.
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Terms $500 per a'sswna, tn adrance.
fhe xnu Of horses. carriages ana srIre. =

the way Of horses, carriages and drives The
drive to the lakes-a distance of about twep-
ty-eight mIes-is very beautiful. The road
winds through woods, up hills and down val
ieys' and by sparkling waters. All these
pleasant resorts can be reached in afew hours
Via 'he Grand Trunk Railway, which by the
way Is 'ast improving under the superintend =
enee OF Mr.. Bailey, twenty miles OF new iron
having been put in this season. The tip to
mount washington is now one easily made,
and there is no resort in New England which
better repays the traveller.
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EXCELLENT BOARD

AL, Board 81.
WITH, a suit of nice rooms on first floor TO be
had at No. so Spring Street, between High and
fark Streets. jy7dtf i
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State Election, Monday, September 14h.
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Wanted I

A active Salesman in the retail Dry Goods busi-
"A ness; one who can furnish good references wi
learn Of situation by addressing Box 1913 Portland
Post Office. aug25dtt : -
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Partner Wanted

SPECIAL or Active in a business netting 80 per
~ cent 10 the right man rare chance Is offered.
Address STEPHEN BERRY, 5tol. f.Ei s7
Fore, foot OF Exchange ST. u.
or j. AMBROSE MERRILL
aug27-d2w 13I Middle ST Portland
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
To Let,

WITH Board. two pleasant rooms within three
w minutes walk OF the Post Office, suitable tor
gentleman and wife. Also room for one single gen.
tleman For particulars address with name, Box
$500 Post Office. au29dtf :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-02

400 WEST ssT sT,--.As HOusEKEEPER, BY A
too trustworthy English woman would like her girl
with her, comfortable home before high wages. Apply
twO daya
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WANTED-A TIDY (PRO1ESTANT) AMERICAN Girl
w TO DO the homework of a small family; liberal wages
and good home; reference required. Apply ~ loi West
18th st.
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A = SlST ST., BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH AvS-A
III with fresh breast of milk, having lost her
baby few days old wishes baby to wet at her
WI luusa
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" ~ 3 81. - - ,.;,s /,
~
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$500 ~ ~ ~ T. b 9 ~ e. -. ma
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- 80. - ~. 49,. and
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a.,,..r- IA IA 8 ;...1,o..ly seuisted
"a. "A .,,tf;,1 . 49,; 81 - $50. cover
lda;1s,is a IA t.kins Ak66srass ain. flrsd Il
rs r.,oiv.r IN ~, $3.50 eepsoasciux
lsr..s,.~ 49, OS;as Il ~ a1raneaa. q
-;...hA q u v;ile;s = s. i ia ex.ct posi,
i;oa & Ii -. 20. .eheals Is Ill satsrsd his
chin. sha.sarinr IL s;;e1-konS horribly where
| Il etn,eh. Al s. IL eoncuea;en breaking his
i.v bedly & eech ,ids Of bis face. Redin-
be.eh atssted, o. instantly, and though suf-
ferinr and bleed;ne from the painful wound,
s~enx fo6., IL eowardlv ecoupdrel, Who
m>de Il, ~ v;the.t lo,e q t;ns % corn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-19

GRANT AND COLFAx.
Unton an d rtefory!


The people Of Lee county are requested to
meet in Mass Convention on Wednesday,
September I'd, 1868, At the Junction, for the
purpose Of hearing the political issues Of the
day ably and eloquently discussed.
Hon. James Harlan, Gen. hiram Scho>
Aeld, Hon. George W. McCrary, and other
distinguished speakers will address the meet
ing.
The watcb-6res Of Republicanism burn
brightly. Come to this meeting, feel their
glow, participate in the good time, and show
by your presence that the loyal citizens Of
Lee county are now, Is they eyer have been,
opposed to the revolutionary doctrines Of
Copperhead Democracy.
By order Of the Lee County Republican
Central Committee.
JoHN VAN VALKENBuRG, Chairman.
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THE MEETING At WEST POINr.-We were
present st the meeting at West Point on Satpr-
day, but have deferred notice, and do still
defer notice Of it, anticipating full report OF
it by the Secretary. There Was large at
tendance Of men--the ladies, too, were there,
but the crowd vas not so great a. We had ex-
peetsd. 1t was throughout anti.bond, only
that and nothing more. All present, Demo
Gratis and Republicans, were persistent in as
sorting its unpolitical character. and they
kept watch and ward over its proceedings to
see that nothing foreign to its strict purpose
should be introduced. Charles Doerr was
Secretary of the meeting, and he will furnish
for publication his report Of the meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-19

sy relszra,h.l M" 1"As. Aug 10.
Flour Closed dali: S DO lower.
Who's. Quiet, and strongly In buyers favor No
e. ling % 07aD2 10.
Rye--Dull 1T Il s0Gls5.
Oats-Q oi.t Sl AZ IN store So a aAo,t for old. u
@soh flr nsw At Il. h. depot,
Cern-st. sdy st II 14Gls for unrouud 81 e}9T2i 70
sound nss mix I'd western afeat
Pork Rather quiet; sellers Of mess at ts 20 cash an
regular buyers s2s 6 sales Of $50 bbis mess sslle
October, at $2e
Beef-Firm; fair inquiry.
Cnt u sais-Tirm SO package Of bagged hams 81 q,
Bacon Quiet and firm.
Lrd Firm; 1915 al9 for fall to piime steAm-
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
By rs3eGrsph.] oHioAao, Aug is
nour-Yrr; good demand; receipts s,242 bblsi ship
msnts S,l7e hbls.
whsaa-Tin; good shipping demand
Corn-Actiys and hrm, tending upward; No ea'1 .
IL large sales the latter price, at vhich thu ket
closed; No 9s4 1oa1 closing at outaide- Receipts
ITO, ti4 bush, shipments 2s2053 lush,
OatsActive aud better, air at $50 csss, 90 SELLER
month Receipts lao LAG bush; shipments q IFS bu'h
1ye-Yirm; better demand; 81 2s931. Receipts 22,-
1877 bush, shipments 10, 900.
Barley-Hs herr sales at 81 60 for No 10 store Re-
ceipts t,o7o, shipments none.
Provisions Quiet prices sln ost nominal polk $40 %
. 50.
axd-ls.
Whisky-Higher; 6oa6 in toni
Freishta BnoyAnt charters to day nun bsr ninstsen
corn &c, wheat sl4D1o. oats to Buffalo.
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OuR friend L. Howe is now receiving con
signments Of fine stock Of clothing, Mar.
scilles, and German Bed Spreads, Table
Linen, Dry Goods and Notions, which be
says he viii sell at private sale 1t less price
than the same goods can be bought at any
other house in the city. Give him ! call.
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KEoKrK merchants have been Aockius
East Of late, 70 purchase large stocks for
iAeir respective houses. Those already ther,
that are known Of are Stern, Phillips, Dill
bon, Webster, jewell, VOORHEES,, WHkinsop.
Hurkitt. Shelley, Albsrs, and voesL Other,
viii shortly be Cd on the same errand-th..
Of making large additions to the stock Of
their respective houses.
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A Transfer in Keosauqua subscribed and
paid for The campaign GATE CRY, but the
agent occurring the subscription, by some
means lost the paper containing the name.
II the gentleman will communicate with this
Office he shall receive the paper four months
from the date Of such information.
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THERE will be . joint meeting Of The N en-
bers Of the Excelsior and Thompsonian Lit.
srary Societies this "wednesday evening,
in the 9Th Room Public School 1t O'Clock.
THos. MoosEY, Pres. Excelsiors.
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AssAuLrrD.-Yesterday ~ Mr.. David
Sturgeon, Of Sandusky, was returning from
ths city to his residence, and while pas,;n,
along the road 1t the foot of the hill mar
Dr.. Rickey's farm, he vas violently attacked
BY ~ Of cowardly cravsss, supposed to
have bsss employed on The canal. The In
famous scallawass ussd stones, clubs and 9th.
g missiles ID The assault. Mr.. Hhurseou
esly sssased SERIOUS injaE3 b. uryiss Ais
eoaa % II stmost spsed;
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The WEEKLY GATE CRY for this week il
issued to-day. Copies in wrappers, ready
for mailing, can be had At our Counting Room
Send them TO your friends.
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MkssRs VAIL, ARMTAGE b Co. are urging
their new foundry building to completion
With their wonted enterprise. Twill be en-
ished some OF these days, and then We will
give proper account of it.
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Now is the time to protect yourselves from
mosquitoes, flies, &c. Jus. received at a.
N. Bostwick's large lot Of Lace Mosquito
Netting; also, large lot Of white and pink
mosquito bars-very cheap. tu>sa-su
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KEoKUK. IOWA:


R0o nOH, Arrives % sunday sns Thur
DAY. It o'clock p. NJ, eud Departs % Iuesdsy
and Friday, I'll o'clock >. M
ANDY J00N00N, Arrives % Tussday
and Friday, st O'Clock P. m, and Departs on
wednesday and Saturday, ct :. m.
IN. Jo1N8016, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday. st P. M, and Departs ON Monday
and Thursday, Ut = m.
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Thar tall corn in front Of our Office has at
tracted no little attention. How the eyes Of
some down-easters would stare in wonder
mont to gaze upon waving fields Of corn
where stalks are sixteen and seventeen feet
laI
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ONE hundred barrels potatoes and ten bar.
rels Of apples, for sale at the Fruit and Pro-
duce Com House, on Second street.
1t C. C. Cox.
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To RESr.-A house already furnished.
Call At the Commercial College. The furni-
ture will be sold if desired.
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New York FINANCES.


By TelngraphI NEW Yoar, August IS
Money More active at 4aa5 per cent. The srstp on
cure ney to the West continues
GoldLower; closed at 45ts8 u, under increased rres
.ure 10 soil. Shipments tlS2 671
Government stocks weak; 10 40s the only reception
Coupon. Of 81 14sk91s 90 1870 ca sss; IS IL.
"a u; new 1A@N: 81 71<gss, 10 4os s5Sas!s.
Railway market heavy, with marked d.clin. Erie
and Ceptra that other stocks not heavy; CLOSED
wsakAnd excited miscellaneous and T. press
and dropping
At $50 tbs prices were: Merchants Union 7o6 u
Western Union Telegraph asla1A; Amern Ex 39O40
q Express Aoes4; New York Central 12s1za1s. Eri.
ss7s14e, do preferred 6s1Scestk Reading $50 So
wabash solaak, 1l9 go: NJ 8 s21sa1S; Ill Cent
raj 144al4ssl<;R IsAGss; N " so1sSss, preferred
soDL
1t. Louis Cattle Market.
BY Telegraph ST. LouID, Avg. IL.
Cattle -Unchans.s; ol5f5ls fer Inferior to choice
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The Father of Waters is rapidly dwind-
ling just now to mighty Insignificant stream
"a freak in its nature which usually happen.
about this time each year.
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AUCTION. il. Howe will sell this morning
at 10 O'Clock, at his store, the entire furni-
tire Of a first class boarding house.
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FRANK palmer and Hon. Thomas F.
Withrow, Of Des Moines, have returned from
their trip over the Pacific road.
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A weather wise individual predicts forty
three heavy snow storms and weather Of un
paralleled severity the coming winter.
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GRAND Clearance sale Of staple and fancy
dry goods. for fifteen days, At q. N. Best
wick'e, 81 Main street. eodlw
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new York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph New York, Aug IS
In cotton goods trade Is still little quiet snd lit
softeniug in prices for styles of prints and heavy he
ing. such as Msrrinac prints, which down lie PEI
yard, and sell at 1871. The Ly4an shestinss are
reduced to 16M by leading Jobter but the latter
hardly b. regarded guide, as tbs goods fnlly
worth liz being equal in every re,p,ct 10 Indian
Head and Appleton A. which sell rescii, ~ our
ueme figures, In other tlassss OF foods th;r. Is no
change to quote.
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WE give IN editorial account Of the dis
cussion at keosauqua on Monday between
Hon. Geo. W. McCrary and Judge Clagett.
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TO-DAY the German Turner's of Des
MONIES celebrate the second anniyersary Of
their society.
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FoR Elastic Sponge, Mattresses and Pill
lows 70 to j. B. Cross L Co.'S, Agents fox
Keokuk. div
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Toledo plnrset.

BY Telegraph ToLrpo, Aug. IS
Flour--Sass OF new At Sl1Gli 90
When-Stads lower sales of white Michigan 81 70 Is
white Wabash at & 56 amber Michigan at - u amber
| Illinois u IL
| Oorn-Hsld ct 81 " for Mol
| oan-ftsady at 81 for Mol.
Rys-Salss Of No u 81 46.
irsishts-firm and unchanged.
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Cnisa1o Live stock Market.
By telegraph CHICAGO Aug -
Re- epts-Catte2 % carr; Hogs 81 cars; Sheep cars
Cattle-Kxtra 50aE rs; good choice 90 40
37H; stocksrs ~ Is.
Hugs-Extra ~ 62lS19 Is; good to choice ssi 90.
fAesp-Choire q 6o2475. TO good - ooe
425.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-19

Mr. EMERSON has been engaged to make
the uniform for Company "A I" OF the
Keokuk Tanners, and he expects to have at
least Fifty men fully EQUIPPED ~ the latter
part Of the week, and then look out for the
"Nosthern lightsH-liahts which will send
good cheer to the hearts of oil men who have
good principles-lights which will cast their
cheerful beams along the pathway over which
Grant and Colfax will move TO assume the
reins Of Government and keep our "nativs
land" in the safe control Of il loyal people.
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nEPusLIcAa COUNTY CONVENTION

nEPUnLIcAH COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Rspublcsu electors OF LIE County rsqsssted
y send delegates County Convention 70 BE- he'd st
the
Jnnction, On Wsdn esday, tho ~ day 81
September, ~ II o'clock .. n,
70 nominate candidates for the following county ocesf
to-wit:
Clerk Of the District Court
Recorder Of Desds,
And for The transaction Of any other bu.nsss which
ecms bsstrs saeb Convsntion.
The bxss or representation viii b delegate for
saeh township and additional fr svsry my
cast Il the Last election for Governor Merrill and
6r ssch fraction over twenty-five
The following shows the number Of delegates which
esch township Il entitled this bAss:
Green Pay.............3I Denmark. ............
Pleasant Ridge. Marion
Cedar Harrison. =
1rADklnt. West Point.
MAdleop. ...........-.6 JArasou ......lv
00ntrose... ss.s.s4 Senerson 2
Van nuren.............1 Bss Moines. ...........
Washington .........a Charlesion.... ..........
Let there b meetings casd in each township and fall
delegations elected and sent thsrsffom.
ny order Of the Lee County Republican Central Com
mities JOHN VAN vALKbNBURG, Chairman.
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Soxs Of our exchanges keep : sanding
notice Of the headquarters Of the Grant and
Colfax Club. tina good thing 70 have
club il il : GOOD thing 70 keep the public
notified Of il BY publication n ths ss~sps-
per. It il better thing to have, - the keo-
kuk Republicans have, such grand Amsr'-
can flag suspended in front Of it, = shaH e.
tract al eyes that get into the perspective Of
Naia street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-19

Es0R SALE.-Lots II aud II, Block B.,
Il Klboernt's Addition, with double Brick dwelling,
/, House-eght rooms on each good we'll water,
cellar under Whole housr both lots covered with
ali h. : s5sriug hut tees, Price 5000
Asc lots il aud II block 10, tstes Addition, corns
Il 18th s4 Eerst gu te Plank Road, with WELL els
tern and lot o. ston" on the O. Price 200 each
inquire o. iitlayi-i T. IEN-EfCh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-19

WE notice that I certain Gag, in front Of :
certain Democratic headquarters, hangs upon
! line with the .Aeld' toward the Club
Room. Il no. the Gag ~rosG- side land
should not some kindly disposed psfson Who
il more accustomed TO seeing aid hanging "
Gags than the authors Of this display, in
struct Thomas VS. band a. to the position
the Gag should occupy in order to direct
strangers to the club room7 Of course they
know it is all wrong, but have not taken the
trouble to change its position