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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26

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Srtcn siilBe, ais 9etpbbulide s8allnfBs, S9idcrr-
nlBe, cn9Idc s8alInTBe, !ooicInilBe II. l. ip.,
unb eiueu sroBen &orratb 0cr SCrteu 3udcr-
ipoarsu mb Ganoic6 5u bcrfauirn baben, unh
eaB is dlle ibre Naareu 81 ben billi9itsn Rrci.
len pertauien. .H
lay Sie bG5oblCn gu eber5eit bic bp6itcn
Mdrttpreile tilr Scberbieb, &artcfeIn II. T. ip.
SeraeBtt ben YlaB nift Sluf bsm Rorlt-
btret, ntben etm Gditcbr
'eens uno &len.
San &c. 1869. nQ3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26

Derleauns Ser Ielesrapb Df6ee.-Oie
bsliae Ofice Der sSsern Union Selssrapb-
Gompa9nis, ipeIde biSbr nit Der GrprsB' Office
Oollsbc SofaI bennBte, 1T nad Dem 9disment
unter Der Gren RationaI. 9anf psrlegt iporbeu
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26
Sefentlt6er 8erfauf.

4uf Samita9 oen 6ten Sebruari 1869,
icH all Dem 9Ouie brS llntcreidncttn in Qripba
Sownidip, ysbigb GouniD, ba5 lmtsu beldric.
btnc pcri6nIidc Giacntbum STsntlib bertuuft
pCrbCu; ~
3wci quite ycits 6dmlienpfcrbs, IL AzAY
, Atbc, Minccr, ilpci Slpriipdn. N(U
nigc SSo9cn nit @coD, YfilSe, INaN
G9gcn, Sd)liitcn nno Sbttsnbcycn. Socucitrrn,
init S6smel, cin GuItipatcr, Sperrftttcn, 8Ib-
uno unccrc&dtcn, Yferrc9sidirc unc &amcttsr,
SdauitIn uuo 0rubbaftu, Wiiit, uno Seuga-
ben unp picc onbcre NrtteI bic auf cintr guttn
SduCrei gebrauft mcroeu,
SCrn9un9en an Sage bc0 Scrtauis bon
Saeob Sbneioer. :.
San. l9, ... Ha3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26

1T mitcer cine nsue OelQuslle sebObrt porpen-
Der SituSpiIIe uScralo" beridttt Oariibsr -
SOr eini9en gtcnaten padtste Or Salpwin init
msbrcrcu Nnbcren llnternebmern bon ben Ssrren
). $. Sad unb Scbu 5cbn Nder bon Dem lcge>
ndnntcn :, GSri99leSportb Strid" Nm bcrisen
0onncrllNg ipurpcu bic Nrbetsn bc9onnen unb
bis 0uf cine Scic bon SO SUP gcbobrt Siab.
Dem bic Rnmpen bier uno 5pan5ig Stunben 9es
drbeittt batten, lprdng, gcraoe ais Or SaIpipin
nit elmer 2ampe al Der Yumpe itano uno ba6
bcraufgcpamptc tribe sSaitr beii6tiste, paS Del
nit iolhrr 0cpaIt unb 10 pIOblb empcr, baB Cs
iid an Der 6Iammc Der gampe entSlnocte, tpobsi
Dem Onttor rin Nrm bebcutrnb berbramt tpurbe
SaS SsuCr ipurbe Ieboh ihnea 9sISIdt unb bic
Nucae bat ib ictecm rbr er9icbig eripieien,
inoem lie td0Iid 90 bis Is 6aR Iefert
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26
psrpsrtbuns Ser 6tsinrobIen.af fbe.

altau 9aubt augcmen auf bem 9anbe, baB
bic SteintoblenaIbe ndt nur ungrei9net III, ben
!9oben 81 bIngsn uno 5u berbeiiern, ionpern
ben Nfcr lo9dr unfrubtbar mabt Sn Sol9e
OeIieu luden Iib bic 2anDpirtbe berieben auf
jebe gSeilc 81 cntleci9sn ireueu iie IGngS Der
sStgc, 9craoe 10, al5 bdnDele eS Iid) lin gang
uuslcle llGberrelte Die Wenge Der auf bisls
@eie dbrIib bsrIoreneu Nlbe ilt bstrGbtlid) -
0isisr Sbatlabe gc9snilbcr beri6tst Der sos
mos" bonn %. Gtai Gin ntereiantsS, bon einem
9anppirtb 0lSgefilbrtc5 Experiment Gr fiiate
i'm Soerblt brei 9lumentOpfe nit rsiner Steiu.
tobenald)s uno ldete in ben srlteu 9lcggen, in
ben jneilCn S.afCr unb in ben prtteu @rbbeer>
former Tiee S0pfe ipurben bauM in cine Ra.
bate beS QartCnS enge9raben uno lib ielblt
Dberancn. Die &eimun9 pca5pg iid tpdbrenb
pco 8inttr5 na6 S8unlb II. i'm fclgenoen Rdg5
batsu bic Rfan3cn ba5 bette NuSieben. Sm
Npr ltunbrn bic brci y fan,en in ilppigiter @e9e>
tdton. Ger Hog9eu unb S0afcr famcn bpaltdn>
big CUR Ncle, bic &prncr paren groB, gldn5snb
ebr l6ntr nl5 Strob bate beim Roggeu cine
SGbe bon lao Wtstsr unb bem Soofer /, 10
Wsicr Die GrbbCcrcn warrn in trditgiter 8e9e.
tuton bis gum Sttober, 100 man iie aaS ben
SGpfcn ncbmen mlBte Sn Der Grbe Iinb lie
Nun bic griiniten imb trditisiten bon Der 9an5en
Nusiaat Sicicr &rriut Ssst aIic, paB bic
stcintobcnaibe pbne 3uiaB bon grpe ober
Shn9sr aa5rciht, I'M bis 5ur &sife Den 8c9gsn
uno Safcr init 0abrnns 81 pcrleben uno bic
Grpbecrcn Gill gauges Sabr 5u ipcilen.
Die StcintcDIcn' 'Nide fam aud in 6cl9e ib'
rtr SelbaIfsnDeit Den @pben loferer MAIDEN II.
iomit in 6dIIeu bon Ill fcitem Grcreib iebr Mtg
lid) iein iic ipiIroe alic gei65eiti9 ais Shn9er
uno Sur @CccnbcrbelIerung bienen. = Dieter
S6luB fcI9t abrr nid)t nur aus oen e:ndbnten
Experiment, ioupcrn audi aus Der bemilben
Nn0IDie, bic mebrsrc Gbcmitsr, uuter oncercn
OapD, 0uSssffbrt Oieie llnterIu6uusen ers
saben, pOB bic SteintObensNi6e in peribicbe.
ncu SubdIiniIrn, js na6 Dem llrlprung ent-
bait ihrpsfcliaureS 80li i6ipefeliauren &aIt,
perIbcbcne &crbnrungcu bon Sduren init al
taiIhen Grbcn, tcbIenlauren &uIt, SbOn unb
&slsliaurc F.E.#.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26
Seberpteb F.! Seberbieb !!
Gems llnO Tlein.
eeraoe nsben R. S. &rGmer's @dFobr
NQentomn O1.
Marftnteref.

8rn0brid,ti9cn bier,
init ibre 2srcunbe lmb
paS 4ubIitnm, raB iic
bcltdnbi9 eincn cus9s-
ipdbltcn Sorrotb bon al
len SOrtcn GSccerbieb,
IL. SAnknn- IEnAn,h
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26
usrfamullana hsr RspublihGiffbsn
Siaais-C entral- C OmMittee.
@Isnipoch, ben 20. San. 1869

V'F'FFVNNHf WI w >S"FF' 1'"''
Gie Union &tpubtanibe gtdaS.Gentrdl Cont
miltse prS Nn SonncrIus ben 4tsu Sebruar
1869 III @arrI5bnr9. cine GrrlammIung abbals
ten. nm 3cit unb YldB gu beitlmmsu, mo bic
Hd6te St1dts Gcnbentipu abgebalten foereen
Ioa, une Wo nod 0nptye @efdafts 3ur 8erbanb,
lung FomlnGn ptrbtn
Ole @sgcnipdrt idmmlIId,er RitgIiebsr ipirb
srn1Iih crlpaTtCt, ...
Gefnfba II 6rew, SprIssr
Gco W; 9amerSIp. ! es,
& 9t ARtlIfts, Wv.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26

aB- Ssldpinblun9 bon Sarmern-Sn SuI.
libdn, Snoidna, bate tilrjli6 cine Sdnoc bon
Sbipinoleru fol9enbe Operation oOrgenpmlncn.
BcbIbabenbs GARNER ,purben ilberrebet alS
Nsenten fir ben Serfauf bon ;, ,SngaGB improbec
Seeper unb GuItipator" 81 ipirteu, iInb ba9egen
Sladpeile iiber ibr 9slibtbum, nit ibrsr sid-
mems llntcrI6riit 81 geben Sicie Yapiers ipur-
ben bon ben S6tpinblern lnr GuSfcrtigung bon
YromillarD Sicten beuubt, ipeld)e Scbn 8iles in
Sulpan oiSccntirt bdbsn foil. gSie Der Sul>
llran Semctrat bsridtet, ioaen isns S6pinDIer
in cbi9er sSeile N9enturen in isntm County
erridiet unb Sioten I'M 9etra9e bon ie $50 bio
$3.50 ausssfertist babtu. 6armsrS, ieio bOr-
libtiS
Uitfe oes t11eeres.-Or Courier bes
GtatS' llniS" bsrid)tet, oaB bic gtrlube, baS ul-
terIeeiIde 8abel ,u rcparren @slcgenbeit 9ege-
ben babeu, intereliantc Yccbabtn9en Hber bic
Sicfe ocS Wtcere5 ulanmcnjultclen-Si am
ipen8ltcn ticfen Werrc un in Der 9dbe Der Con.
tincnte; 10 bat bic SitIee 5pii1en SeutI6lanb
uHp Sdipepcn mir cine Siefe bon 120 NllB, baS
Neriaiide Wecr 5tpiibcn 9cnepig unp Sricit
120 6uB, bic 9roBte Sitfe btS &oua5 Swiid)en
6ranIrsib uno GngIdno it nur 300 Sub, w6b.
rsno Der iiloweltid)e She'll beS SrIdnbild,cn
@esrsS mebr ais 2OOO SUP ticf it, Der sngite
She'll Der StraBe bon Gibraltar errei6t cine Sieie
bin 300 6uB, pdbrsno bas Nittslmcei ctipa
200O SUP tief it, Nn ben &iIitcn SpaucnS
bat oaS Rccr bis 81 5000 6uB Siefc Die
9rpBtcr Siefcn fnoen iid in iioli6en Nccren
I'M gSeitcnS rcO Gaps Der 9utrn SoOtfuuns fanb
eas Sentbsi bei $4,000 Sun, I'M g8eitsn Der
SnIeI ct. 9cIcna bei 27 900 6uB G,rmp. Tr.
Sung bat bic mttIcrs SicIe rsS Ntlautilden
Deans auf %, 900 6uB, bic bsS Stiasn Oceans
duf "a, 600 SuB bcrcbust
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-01-26

l(uf Samffa8 oen l3ten Sebruar 1869,
UNI 10 ubr gormiitass, loa auf BEN ptees rss LA:
tsr,sibu,tsn, in Der Nabt ron 8sra Gru,, Sbsrmil:
forb Sspnfhip. esbu 9oaat.. tas untsn tsi6rist.rs
psrtbprlt GissnIbum Slftnnb psrfauff rpsrcsu:
"a 3shn pcrtrefhtdbe Id,nfrs iunot
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
FRUN SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD. Ills. Jan. !

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Jan. ii.
In the Senate to-day the following nomi-
nations were sent in by the Governor: E.
Worthington, to fill vacancy in the Board OF
Education, by the resignation of Mr.. Tag
gard; to fill vacancy in the Board Of lrua-
tees of the Industrial University, oecasioned
by death, resignation and removal from the
State, John D. Pierson, 18th Congressional
district; Samuel B. Wright, lst grand Judi.
cial division Clark X. Gregg. I'd grand Ju-
dicial division; Edward Kitchell, llth Con-
Rressionai district.
The biennial report OF the Superintendent
Of the Insane Asylum was received at IL m.
The Senate took recess during the inaug-
uration ceremonies, which we're Witnessed BY
. largo crowd of citizens in the Hall of the
House of Representatives. The oath Of
Office WAS administered to Governor Palmer
and Lieutenant Governor Dousherty by JUS
tice Breeze, of the Supreme Court, after
which the new Governor was introduced to
the General Assembly by Speaker Corwin,
and proceeded to deliver his Inaugural Ad-
dress.
The ceremonies Of Inauguration being over
the Senators returned to their chamber, when
Lieutenant Governor Bross delivered his
valedictory and introduced his successor,
Who proceeded to deliver his Introductory
address.
A resolution requesting copies Of these
addresses, was adopted, as was also = COM
plimentsry resolution to the Lieuteant Gov
ernor; after which the Senate adjourned until
tomorrow.
In the House nothing was done beyond the
introduction of Q number Of private and
local bills; and after tho inauguration cere-
monies were ended the House adjourned till
Tomorrow morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
FROM NEW IUkk.

NEw YoRK, Jan. II.
1t is stated that the Congressional Investi-
eating Committee have filed testimony suff
cient to hang, politically, many prominent
politicians here. They have evidence to
prove that not less than 80 600 fraudulent
votes we're cast in this city by repeaters alone.
The business was reduced to = science, and
had it not received such sudden check by
Marshal Murray no doubt it would have be
come Of general application in all the large
cities of the Union. By his timely action
Marshal Murray prevented thirty thousand
from becoming sixty thousand. Several wit-
nesses testified that they voted from nine to
thirty nine times each. Three witnesses have
testified because those who employed them
did not pay them according to agreement
The Committee have summoned nearly 400
witnesses upon one question, that Of using
fraudulent naturalization papers. These pa
pers were offered by hundreds and thousands.
The Committee have the testimony Of prin-
ter who manufactured these docsm ents, who
had his presses running from the first Of
June up almost to the day Of election. He
printed over hundred thousand of them.
The Committee have evidence that natarali.
zation evidence in the County Clerks Office
is rapidly being destroyed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHIsGroS. Jan. |

WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
The q. 8. Supreme Court to- day issued Z
peremotory mandamus to the District II Col
lumbia Supreme Court to restore ]. b. Brad.
ley to the right to practice in that court.
The Niagara Falls ship canal bill comes
up in the House tomorrow.
The bill introduced in the Senate by Mr..
Sherman provides that any Judge Of any
court Of the United States who is now 10
years old or shall attain that age, may upon
: written application TO the President be re-
tired upon life pension, equal in amount 70
his full salary, but If any such Judge shall
for one year after the passage of this bill, OF
arriving At age, will continue TO hold his Of.
flee, it shall be the duty Of the President to
nominate and appoint an additional Judge,
who shall perform the same duties and re-
ceive the same compensation rs the Judge
acting on such court or district, and shall in
the absence Of his senior hold courts IS pre-.
scribed BY law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
FROM WASHINGTON.

CHICAGO, Jan. II.
The Tribune's Washington special Of the
10th says Governor Thomas, Of the Judi
ciary Committee, hopes to secure report
to the House that Maryland under the laws
passed BY the last Legislature, has not Re-
publican form of Government. He also ex-
poets that the House will sustain such re-
port.
The Aethodists had great gathering here
to-day. Bishops Ames and Jones both
preached this morning. At the meeting to-
night, Chief Justice Chase will preside. The
speakers are Bishop Jones and Commodore
price. Two great meetings are to be held to-
morrow.
The Alta Vela spectators are pressing the
House Foreign Affairs Committee to make q
report on their claims, and profess to believe
they can get favorable action from Congress
At the present session.
WASHINGTON, Jan. II.
Mr.. Buffers bill to repeal the Tenure-of.
Office act, has been introduced BY Mr.. Wash>
burn, of Indiana, and is being put through
under the previous question by lsge ma
iority
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
FROM THE SOUTH.
Nrv Yopr Ian !,

NEW YoRK, Jan. II.
The Herald's Norfolk dispatch Of yester.
day says reports received BY Lieut.. Rogers
state the negroes are auartered at Baxter's
farm. No apprehension Of any immediate
difficulty. An officer Of Gen. Stoneman's >
staff is here investisat,ng tho late ensssse as
. precautionary measure. Troops have been
sent to Taylor's and Wise's farms, where dlt-
nerfn which the soldiers dealt with the me-
kroes at Baxter farm had wholesome ef-
feet in restoring order.
At the inquest yesterday on the little girl
who was fatally burned by an explosion Of
kerosene oil, Monday evening, il was shown
that it was below lawful standard, being al
most pure benzine. The Coroner charged
the jury and they rendered verdict to the
effect that the accident Was culpable negli-
gence on the part Of Reiser l. Lahet,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
FRON ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. II.
The colored people celebrated to-day the
anniyerssry Of the abolition Of slavery in
Missouri. A large ptocession, consisting of
several clubs and societies, prominent co.'s
ored men in carriages, bands Of mssic, &c.,
prone enaded the streets this afternoon, and
presented fine appearance.
The celebration will be closed this evening
with . grand ball.
General Donaldson, Chief Quartermastsr
Of this military division, bes left for Omaha,
vis Chicago. to determine which is tho best
and cheapeet, the stesmboet route from 6t.
Louis OF by railroad from Chicago TO Sioax
City, and thence By water, for tho transpoe-
tasion Of Government supplies 10 the military
posts on the Upper Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw YoRK, Jan. II.
The steamship H.na, which arrived yes
terday from Liverpool, encountered very
tempestuous voyage.
Mr.. Molinux, the fifth officer Of the ship,
was swept overheard and drowned on the
26th. Five other men were also washed
overheard at the same time, but were res
essd. Several Of the crew and passengers
we're badly injured BY the same ses, one hav-
ing collar bone broken. The boats we're
swept away, and the greatest CONSERVATION
prevailed among the two hundred passengers
cd board The voyage was the most severe
ever experienced
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

LONDON, Jan. IL.
The Indications the irst day Of the Con-
ference on the Eastern Question. leave little II
any doubt Of the ultimate success Of the
Turkish Government. Through ito repre-
sentative, it has consented to maintain tho
present status until the close Of the Confer.
epce. 1t is the general impression that but
one moro session will be held, and that war
between Turkey and Greece will be obviated
AADaIp, Jan. II.
Additional troops are to be sent to Cuba,
and will sail for Cuba in short time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Jan. II.
A commissioner of the influential citizens
of Havana, relative to the Cubans, aud
prominent members of the liberal party left
here yesterday for Neuvita on their way to
Bayonia to meet the revolutionary leaders
and to attempt to brig about the restoration
of peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12

rRACKERS-A fresh lot Of Areatsd
~ ov'aa. s'ssos ssd crackos'I's. iu:s rsesiy.d b.
Vs AAa neouR1N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
Inauguration Of Governor Palmer,
OF Illinois.
All Quiet at Norfolk, Virginia.
CongressIonal Proceeding.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1853.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
G. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On Third-st., bet. Main & Johnson.
HAS Just received fine stock Of Cloths OF
il ii ali kinds and will make pants. vests and coats
eAsaDer than ever before FOR proof OF this call and
s..Ssss [novl7.d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12

Notice.
o. g. 1NG1NRRRs oYPIcE,
Dxs Morxn Rock Island RaPrDs Inpao'nr.
AND husoIs Rivaa erHyIY
Keokuk, Iowa, Jan Q, 1869.
THERE viii BE- sold at public auction TO the highest
i bidder, at Il N. on Wednssdays Jsnuary 90 1852
the o,iosing property belonging to the o. g. Govern
menG
One dssili.sy building ttsne) t7xso Including en-
gins roem, d.
One ofhas bsilding Qrams) 12x16
One warehouse building (bfis h loxa2
Piep<ns - panels fence and the following property
In and about The distlery, viz: rtill and doubler,
6fernsntnG tubs, wAter tabs, engine boiler,
seos el. vators run burr mill stones, Dash tub and
rake l fau, copper beer pump, ! cold water punp,
rvirbanks' scales, &c, 10.
Tho above constitutes the property formerly known
- the ebbonsville Dsttlery, Priess Creek jack
eon tovnahip, Lee county, Iowa,
TAs sale viii take pleos the ground on the day and
honr above speeieed
Tsrms Of rale-Ten per cent. cash in Government
fund at the conclusion Of the sae the to be
paid upon the removal OF the property
Thirty days time will be allowed for the removal Of
the property. -,
The dovsrnnsnt reserves the right reject any bid
not satisfactory.
nj order Of
Rrsvst Major 0sasral J. II. WILSON, UsA,
Lleut Col ahth Iaf,nfry.
L. COOPER OvERMAN,
ja9 81 Capt Cmps of Enginssrs,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12

Ve.eill. Jones 4 Co.....cor Third / Main streets.
Hess stsrn 4 Co.......eOr Second Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DEsPATCHEs


From Washin 8 ton.
Developments Of the Congress
sional Investigating
Committee.
Detection OF over 10000 Fraudu-
lent Votes In New York City.
Great Gathering Of MethOdists
In Chicago.
Inauguration OF dOveruOT rainier, !,
Of Illinois.
All Quiet nj Norfolk, Virginia.
COngressIonal Proceeding.
LATE NEWS Pf CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1853.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12

CLOUKs, WATCRES = JEWELAT.
San Bridges. ...........Nos : Estes House.
TRI Avrsa Sons ...,83 Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12

OORHID01ON MEACHANTo.
Gturses South Lsvse.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12

DONUET DLBACHnnI::,
n Hme,eon cor Fourth + Blondeau
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12

BOOTS = OHOnS-RETAILs
Hslafarn = Matlsss sss.....,..S0 50 Main street.
Huiskamp 1 Bro. ...... Main street-bst 4th 18th.
< Hart, Agt..... 13s Msinstrset.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12
For Sale or Exchange,
~ p1sR foe. CITY Property

NVHE Furniture and Lease of the Billings
j Heass, Ksokuk. lows. This Hoese 10 In hestsreon
liaea e The Of Kuests than II has been
r ssyeal years. Tbs Proprietor In the meantime %
~ IL paiyonass efhis forDsr friends and the ppbc
AnnoS-Atf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-12

RuAL EST ATE 4 lNsURANCE ACTS.
II , Ten Eyek, cor Fourth Main sts (upstAirs)
sIu0ER sEWHM0 MACHIAes.
y Heeerhe,. Art ourth street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
FAST LIFE on THE RAIL.

The practice OF playing at cards on the trains OF
most OF the railways In this country was no doubt
originally introduced by gentlemen with view to
relieving the monotony Of long journeys by railway,
which are almost always exceedingly tedious. For
some years past, however, the pastme has
been turned to profitable account by GER
tain mounds OF the "blacKleg" fraternity who
are almost invariably very genteeliy dressed
and assume the dignity Of respectable men In the
prosecution Of trade, or travellers for pleasure.
These individuals make profession OF this species
OF amusement by riding out hundred miles or so,
and then returning to the large cities, generally
.sthrce IN o gangr ana manage 70 insinuate them
selves into q seat occupied by "a solitary rider"
The mystic ..deckr Is produced to while away the
teduu and the SOLITARY" &C., Is invited TO take
a hand, so as 10 make II four-handed." Sometimes
they actually carry portable railway car card table,
which can he usai also checker board to facill-
tate matters. The result Is generally one-sided.
II is reported that a few days ago German took
seat IN one OF the Harlem Railroad trains at Albany
10 come to town IN westchester county. He had
IN hIs possession about $500 In money aud a gold
watch. ON the same train were three professional
gamblers who soon began taking with the German
and gained hts confidence. A game OF three card
monte was proposed, and the German was persuaded
by one Of the confederates to bet at the game. or
course he was soon neeced OF his 5000 and watch.
By that time the train had reached Pawling, where
the three sharpsrs got or handing ten dollars TO the
brakeman as they left.
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