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The Eastern Question.
FlHs1 A1ET1f0 Of THE P1AcE CONFERENCE Ar
rAN18.
PANS, Jan. 10,
The conference fer tic settlement Of the dj..
pute between Greece and Turkey rn.., tn lh.r 1ty
yesterday. Their frat ss:on WI. ,our one.
coE.necctrg al o'clock In the afternoon a. d
Eliminating at II o'cl~ck at night. The Ere. K
afa iulkth representatives ba:h min,fe.,~d q
corctltatesy disposition and peaceful :csul. 10
tie deliberations OF the co1 sc.ylce IL l-oSe for
Wata 10 with corddcEce- The 1e11 session Will
fAke< lace OF Tuesday. January II.
-
FrAucf.
TIE Cu1EEtI ExBAasr.
FARIa, jan. 10.
The taf7eiat journal aaya the En- ts.ssd r.. nr
CG1ta, Eo# III thir city, arc rccel7:uy rtsr hou-
or and attention. and declares t.at Mr. f;u,t,p.
famc's position te cnttrc7y sattefae.o,r 70 ,hc
Emperor The Emhasssaoss viii haye a ro,m Il
audience With the Emperor At 81 early tay.
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ST LOUIS,



f1s1iana-3ntt FOR D4mages
~ to91s, Tan. 9.-Ttc s.lc Of r.Amp+ md
ttanbrd envelopes Of the 1t. Lputs Po.t Odiee
lset year. amounted to f242. .406 thr amount nj
muty oEcera i:sued, &9as.5pi orders nstd.
*:*"' N! nnm"rr at letter carr1ere ma'oys J,
~; mall 'cfteta delivered. i.;fpE: nj: Is al
~ Mr'n de,v.'.d 51a OH a"w.rar-r. uel.v red,
In ~ LETTERS coiicrct RI C35; new. psnc1s
eol!ee'ed. sss.3So. !his Goes no. 'nelade lstttls
nba epr: delivered through thu Fntt u1lce
nus;r:.. u Ih,s % tho%f l7rsc 'u.sca.c over Ihe
,.-; b. uu!Ee ,a.rte* Of pcrta1 route -eent- aid
drn!lr r'n' to Pet'mA.t r. IN rhc lntcsot TO- bni
al ler Gnf th'sn Atnnu lied ~ {t13 1Oi
ST. 'ntia, J4u !a.-Tht1e ta'n & %! den, Of cx
tleh cht hlnnnR tn, farcv crt tn relation % ito
prize hrh': which # to rome ri next Tue. w.
D ntHs' ~ u William N. Davl- AID rom A;Ic.. T :
~ h-1f'o Z ~ no. necn defesintnu upnn hut /
= ~ 1sGrf'a~' T., r., that II VIII tas. pscc On ~
t.l'nd IN he Miss tslppl, ahovc Alton uno:..
e:nF1- fer The COL vet anec II the rr nrl,ais
a. tpcctAnrF will hayc the !sTec a, ! O 'clo 4
Tues ihs q ofIln1.
lt'- rrtos I'd hist deht hetseeu Chartcv t}aI.
'nHhrr Aua lila Elliot, viii he Itusnt u fhr e4mc
slix, aua lsEht.nrEvht cuuteR: will a,@u takc
pasc tf~s cu tsrO"I.. LOnne} aud Jimmy Atf M.
hut Enth1nr seems 10 be d d.nn1tsly known IN r..
III to tEr matter. Rniic 4 large Iuu,h.,r OF The
eP'r's arr here frcm abroad, among th. III srvc;a al
rcnowp hshuste
Jam.sA -o,d h.s brought ,u!t aga,n.t the
c1 fur $4,000. for 1rturlc. cetsrt fr III !aIpc
IN ho'e IN Ole o! tue u:rccs piy. n nie.
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MoE7RHAr~ Jau 9-AunLc,r..,. a..
trste who ~ arrested in tue g.stsrn "a n1a.st,
charged With coufp facy 10 rchsts Ho.s,, ~
Was afsested undt1 the extradls. N .ct - ~!
liberated on bail. 4 large porr,oa Of ~. mnne4
rtosen hy Hoga1f has n"ru rrcoFsr~o. '1'""'
Al meeting Of The nerehanss rr.p.c,1n, tha
fo-callcd silver 1uisarce, Ar. Wsls'e iii, ~ ~
export two millions or silver was u1sasna ,r.iy
anopstd.
parEick Doooy. lateIT confined In the sAll II
Ottawa. on tutp1cton of Fenf1n1em, died yerter-
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Farther stories OF DusrAges bY the
AflAnsaA mllI1in.

MTAFHts. Tenn. Jan. 10 Tho Appters Sasus
tArk.) correspondence. Of the ath rnfs: Ua FL
%. ni1ht lsst. t~eay militia, Of a'tert ms
ted the e,oscs. 4 list Of lnsscs |. ptvcu. xhich
amount IN The aREreRstc 10 nca: 500; aud %
sbE Famc ntsht they 1obbrd lHo ITO. es in NOEL
cello. The towne Of Hamburg in Asatei CnuttY
ard Warren, in B:atley County, haze snare1
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flrc-A Youthful Physician Euu1v of
mRtpr4c4tcn.
special Despatch to Thu Chicas, Tribune.
MILWAUKEE Jan 10.
A fire hioke oct last night IN Starr. n nr,,,
ing phlcc, but Was eItins uiehed af:nr d,nna. Ing
the st"tk AID building 10 the amoant Of s,mu
Uf flshhlst, EAy nd fcrtlSo ron Of n-cu,,-
Pins. elo7ed with very tnscep,,hle bu, r,.pr,,a.
nle SoaLs lady on Tucsaay. lca,'nY l yo71r we
70 10 mCusn us less. lhe young lacy wrife. ON
,l TIJUANA that she Is Waiting lor him to r., ul.
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en- tn fkV KA~1aha--AA

LoGtssI11E, JAr. 10.-lu rne Z ntaekg House
ol hepfftentatiTas yoAur rday lptns t4-oiu.t ~
eonmtuce On fed+tai Reia.ton. rosps:t:p!-
u arinsst!nE CcIKrcAs to remove al b !, ilics1
.n aolitiea tnat uaay hlre Attached to 4cy cru.
1srr.t 81 htntoety by T1Etae Of tho Fourteenth
tcnttltpn0rkl Amendment.
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SIncKhntntRs, MEETlhl.

The aanrA meeting Of tho stockholders Of tht
Fiii National tanI cfchica.o, IL! the e1scslon q
pc1nEs and 70 ttu snct any ether nn;nes thas -
pri, Of said Hank. no 10 LzSallest.. Chicago, b
tEeGn ths houf3 II and p. H.. T4kx ~. lar. an
Il, 1850 AaC a. LoNHARp, Cx ,iTr
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ELECTION NOTICE.

x:, cF1cAao. December ~ 1858.
Tns a1ouu meeting Of The Sto ckholdezs Of sbe rtst
NssicnA Bsek Of fchteaso. Tor tha election Of D.
lectos;, ~!n be Held u tna o1ncc Of aatd Bank o1
ruesdss. January r. ne1t. between thu houfa u Il
An a1d -. Z. Id, CASE CsaS4fs
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rrxE ~~- -e-
~ NE" WORLD
VII, he eeasa .a. e.. eonprsh.n ,s ., II, ~. ~,
Msss :s.es = s9ss.tAns .h.s /. r,c,..n.-,n., !,
q ssatfSa!o:. arc .nour thu mos. a,...D zu dad
Il q il: i:
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qpoa ~ g. S s,!S1s u q a II
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IL, .at s. Il !,
;: T. *'nns'' ''F's'''"s'' vi 'ad s's
Nv sa,'sa;S str ~. ;" sulz'9ess H. pages
roa. 8 sa.a mss'ea hs7c sesn maasca M caesh, ,sha
I'll IL Se. ;ea
~ fyis; i 5ss R&ilAc tn. poe. os psa
'ea cAF4xsf Afe!sifa fa.YsR Reid ,ss ro,,a,n,v, ,,,..
pfetc. of Me1ie.e Ter b. aad b"slrs ia. 'a'eFs
G.. 4; A6SaAy.
7oe,,. the Duo,,e a,r ia. a;,S. SKSisoS
sub}otned: oan0eF 1'
~TaE RING OF FIRE o.. the soscerer OF the
Temple" q tp!rut!ily written roc1.ucc-nrofusriT
ulast1ated-!rom the ren at Arst1r sI,!rv This
splr did story " The h.st par raging nc frcn u
READ essryxhrT- sttn pFofaund tns+te.i, Will %
"oCiNrffED; Snvei ur Circuua.,au.l,l E7l.
ce1.a scpsc VII n:fas tn. 'GFy L
*IhE ISusE of NGIIES, Iitts' RoHEs / co.."p,
Virginia T. Tow nkeu3, lady whose Kfserful p.n II
IAN Hnt1R IN \ Dt5sEcrING ROOM" This
stses M 4 d. - pesa:a! @ ' A. De0'oa' ~o'' worth
Fcund till .tory j. f,ased On sact' 10 r. con-. oa
fnccd II TO he reader. II 18 only to reask
that ~ 4u' lor = Hon q. :Quief. T-'"
"IAk LOVERS Rt:VkSGE: Tafc of the MexI-
csn M. = nnnanay e3cat!ag. II IL from thc pen
| cLosf II aFaHAMlo: or. The AummJ's
Au HM4. ~ ~ 9r 191 = L; = 4len1.
| 49, 49, - ~, ~ Ms = ~ Ittr !. tEl 6RS
:, "a b., q =: cnar;a e :; Peters, 1t Rome.
Ast r1!E pt,1 y 1EtiI.r i 81 FIJI M',x sta
h, S 81 !os ana uuoly
| "IlE Magic snEr kECISE :" 4 Fairy Tste.
/ ny MlLL LGAEta lah ia elH5!' \ humo-'
ons tehs'SnM GItY " Se!tie Iames u, ,w.u..
| T MS@nt ~ nm EAHS AAAcc Nha otheTs.
~ E.an 1HssaeGIE ~ y. IN Dotnk* @ oi
MEUICAL !NfutNAr!uN. " Nth hat + ?
| y ~. T.. r. Haraner a"hhos u many Text EuoE!
| IN Mfn ffnt
/ III D1NAt!k AhLE LOW 20 Lite and What to
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- RlcgxoNp. Va, Jan. 1o-Hon John Minor
bonr Was buried thls Afte1nnon fron st. 1alnet~
Church Ths State officials and m:mncrs OF til.
Grant I'D Co!fa1 Association were IN tn- "
ctftion. ser7 largo crowd Of tseodmau follos-
I'd tae seuIp to tho ecue:e1J.
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The ktoekboldtrs o4 the Northwestern C1loh
FAeSet company aro herehy notified thtt. tho annual
meeting Of stockholders ior the slcc. ion ot Dire
tors. and the transaction Of other pns1ness viii n
held u tie sherman au1se In ChtcAEn, On Tre st3
JAcaH1y 18th isas. II 10 O'Clock NJ j..
-' TM. RHOfft9 fhrrtt4tv
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The ANIMAL Meeting of tse Stockholders ofshe :
Desntofnes Valley Mining Company
EUl he seld It she once Ct The r7ed .ent, so. s
of.fsnuaW D.iss. oEioeS ntoo tnr toa e5e3 as5
Don cf necrt, and tho taa. 4astlon Of snen othe4
business ~ 2a:S properly cne II !s he stiaR.
..P. HATHAWAY, sec.I.
Commercial National Bank Of Chisago,
CHICAGO. Jsn. lisp.
The Annual AetkiLe OF The Eto~khotqes3 Of this
Delk. fort cs!cctonIt Tnt..ecn Directors. @lti 30
held At t- RanR1nc House. TCE@D II. Jan. r. 1859.
Il j. UECHASAE. cashter.-
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II.
WHAT END OF wool SHALL WE GRow7
Hon T. {. PxTERs,
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" nETbfgD TO
Romance. T4aTe[ and Disc ,yery.
Price, SIX Cca.s per uopr.


.ttna s1sfma5 1"s u. s5,s.enrns t7tursson eie
welcome companion FOR lie ie;.arr hour :" eFes'
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1be few Democfa8 IN Ihn House are Hk3 nj.
nosiues elsewhere-Eood thaercnea1 nd foeaies of
cttnonJ In the administration Of altre pz1pfA-
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Hrs. Magnusson Jewett

l. receiving pupils st her former foo+ No. Opera
House. where she gives Instruction In Italian and
English singing. Honrs from II .. IN. TO Jpn.
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Ftrnt Week ct Ehe Stsaton-%ppotns-
mcnt or Conan1fft.e~-The Otaclat
hcp"rAtpE-PsIvake BilIs-1ne u -ru u-
cEnttr nsnbers-The Lobby sueunb IRA
II he !Iua OF sprinxft rid.
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Ane In'urFe Feciton-FroctAuoatf atfpn by
tHe kThF1htonA1 FIR skloeNt - Tat 1T
0ps,1ft ''hs OF aho 1ns cttlta- 1uu.u.
er fr. .cDanantion bY the " {: Y.
sFn"r t;rncrai-Srlr1t OF tho Cub IN
&AY#hAx
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-05-19
,I,aurens Railroad.
Oflce Laurens r. E

Esureps C. H., S. C, April q, 1858
On and after Tuesday. 18th MAY next the
trains on this road will commence running
10 return on same day; to connect will up
and down trains ON Greenvi'le and Colum.
h,a Railroad, at Helena; leaving Laurens at
5A. M. on tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdsy's, and leaving Helena atli 2: M on
same DAYS. j. s. BOWERS,
supt. L. r. r.
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District Court ofthe United States.
For the District of South Carolina. In Bank
ruptey. In the matter Of David +. Suosr-
bankrupt.
To whom it may concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointment ~ Az
berry County, and State OF South Carolina
within said County, who has been adjndged .
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the Dstr,cs
Court Of said District Dated at Newoerry
c. h, the Srd day Of May. A; y is'S:
May u St.
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HOTEL
COLUMBIA, s, g,

TINE PRoPaIETORS take pleasure ~ asS
nouncing that this elegantly :farnishs4
Establishment is now open for the see6R,
modarion Of guests, The rable win always
be supplied with every delisacy Of the seas
son-borh from New York and CharieetaR
Markets. aud no efforts win be spared 10
give perfect satisfaction, In every respect, 20
our parrps.
M y Il eesaaai sabEsaor, rsor.sssss:
May SIS q
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Having ample means for ADVANCES, bus
mess experience of twenty years, and con-
Business, without oppra,inS on his own ac-
count. respectfully SolicitS consignnents OF
Cotton Flour, Wheat. Corn, &c.
Shippers of Produce TO him may; az !ne'r @
option, have their cor<ignmentS soia 'l'!'er
in Charleston or New York; thus having
the advantage of two markets. without eS'
tra commission.
REFERENCES:
Bishop W. N. Wightman, s. c; Col.
WIN. Johnson, Charlotte n. e; Rev. 7 y
Sommers. Tenn. Hon. John P King. Au-
gusta. Ga. Messrs. Geo. w. Williams &
Go Charleston, S. G.; Messrs. Williams,
TAYLOR & Co.. New York.
April 28 II ly.
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DIR. TH0S. T MOORE,
DENTAL sYRGNGNs

W&N 49, SS@@ASNe
l. happy to inform his frieads and the
public, tha. he is up again-better aud
brighter than ever, after the recent conaa.
grafton. He ia prepared to perform all
manner of operations connected with the
Dental profession, in the most scientific
msnner. He desires particularly to call the
attention of persons suffering from 'Cieft
Palate" He can remedy the evil and make
speech perfect. He he's greater facilities
for making and administering Nitrous
Oxide Gas, than any one else in the State.
Teeth can positively be extracted thout
pain, BY the use of this Gus, when udmnis'
tered by scientific hands.
Persons wishing any work done will Snd
1t to their advantage to .al! at his Office.
over Messrs. Bryant & McCarter's Book
Store, Main Street, Columbia, S. c.
March II II 3m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-31

xo1UM1xf 10 0l1. CusfIs Tho Rsois1kv
thus aoticss : hiGAly iasiab,s nevsnsns y
tightly Assss Isva's soss disaiaGaisAsd
s0saesal = II - - tJnisss "A -
800 aassstnlisa ~ ees. HanI Mssal,
Hon. Jaass nasiaa, ca \ b Chipaaa, Hon
Geo q Wight , 2 AIss, Go WSeass, Jas
@ Gexsay, Hss o G Nousss, Gel 9 Z 0e6hsy
ord Gel L Gsylss. - eesposate nenbsfs, ~
;uss -. ocaaa;ssd il lhis Gaats 81 he pur,
pos II erecting - sqnssEiaa sAasse Of Gen.
Samuel B. Curtis. The officers ars: Prsss
dealt, Geo. @: Wright, Vics-PfsGlsnt, J. g.
savery; sscrssasy, Geo. W.Jossi; Treasurer,
3. +. Allen. These officers, With Governor
Merrill a.d NJ. Nosrss form the Board Of
Directors. Col. Guyles 10 the Genefal
Agent. The statns i 70 b equestrian, the
nan aad horse 70 b Of bronze poised on .
marble base. The statue Is to Be IN exact
limitations Of the jackson statue in lafayette
Park, Washington City, and - 70 cost $780,
oOO-4l0, 600 Of which ere already pledged.
Il i to be- located in Capitol Square, Des
Moipes. In his work Of honoring the men .
orr Of one Of Iowa's most gallant soldiers,
We have no doabtths people Of our Common
ve.l,h viii bsas ready and generous tribute.
Other States are thcs nonnmenting their
dad heroes; and 1owa, - gallant in peace
= in var, viii mot lae behind others in pre-
serving the name snd fame Of those Who led
her immortal troops to the field
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-31

L,rrELr's LIVING AGs, No. 1885, Tor ing
week ending January 2sd, contains Dean
Milman, Frassr's Magazine; Peel, ~ zoo
win Smith, Macmillan .. Magazine; a house
Of Cards, Part TX, Tinsley's hasaz'se inc
Voices Of Nature, = Macmillan's Magazine;
The Couptry House on the. Rhine, Part 4,
b. Berthold Auerbsch, au.hor Of "On the
Heieh,s,' &C., translated for The Living Ass
from Die Prssse Hans Brsitaann, epecta-
tor The Danger Of 0rescs,. Spectator;
Men and Gentlemen, Saturday Review; In.
dian Conspiracy. Spectator; Note Book o
Nathaniel Hawthorne, Saturday Review; Do
sides numerous short articles, and poetry
To new subscribers, RENTING to the pub
fishers for the year 1869, THE LlvIso Aos II
sent from the beginning Of Ausrbach's 70.
nance mo 1871 to January lot, 1889, free
o. charge.
LrrrrIL 4 Gar, Publishers,
30 Broom6eld st., Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-31
Chssrch Directory.

ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURcH-0n 4th
street, between Concert and High. Services every
Sunday 1t II B. m. and I p. m. Sabbath School
1t o'clock .. m. jan5
WEsTMINsTRER .PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH, TO. s.(-On Seventh street. between
III .. m. and p. IN. Sabbath School at .. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at u p. m.
feblP66.ly VIC. CRAIa, Pastor.
UNITED PERSEVERANCE Cor. Blondeau
and 9th streets Services every Sabbath at II q.
m and p. m. Sunday School At ola. N.
eP,ss,sfsaA cnuRcH~liigh street
between Fifth and Sixth. Services every Sab
bath at ! .. m. and p m. Sabbath School at
SPIN. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
B. JuDkIss, Jr., Pastor.
EXCHANGE STREET NJ. E. CHURCH-On
Exchange street, between Third and Fourth.
Preaching every Sabbath at l q. m. and ! P. m
Sabbath School At n p. m. Public Prayer Meeting
| on Wednesday evening. Rev. b. MARK,
} CHATHAM SQUARE M. =. cHuRcH-cor-
rer Of Seventh and Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath at II .. m. and p M: Sabbath
School at .. n. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings. JOHN HAYNES,
| FIRST PREsBYTERIAN- Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath at II 3.
M and p. N. Sunday School at q P. m.
apr76,66 l. N. CRIrrESpES, Pastor.
| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner Of Blon-
deau and Eighth streets. Preaching at Il A. n
| and n Pm. Sunday School At " A \. Public
O'Clock. [feblPe7l j. T. MISSIONER, Pastor.
| UNITARIAN CHURcH-0pen for public ser
| vice 1t IL = m, and at p. m. The public cor
daily invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-31

Il 30 possible TIT there 10 sane maa aaDns
,ou - - I'm his taek . Nc - eoaa.
vs. intsrsss, and uss BIZ sasru ard nssns
in ssyine % sGsct : Reilfoad oeanssaion 70
Nj Pleasant By the way Of Bonaparts. Now
in he Dirt place, thai coassction il nee what
the I. G. Railroad wants, and i 10 not what
IT. Pleasant wants; neither is il What Salsm
wishes, md / am mrs il caanot be what
Keokuk and Lee county needs; and l think
that I'll must aduit thst il il Of the Mt
mosI importance list this link b completed
q . sasiy dAy. And can i b possible that
. thie nisesseatA century, that thers 10 mot
life asd susfgy enough in The cities 4 Keo-
kuk and 1t. Pleasant, TO finish this thirty
miles Of road. With the assistance that can be
obtained along the line, - there arc four
thriving villages within the thirty miles which
will lend helping hand, and many well
to do farmers that are not only ready and
willing, but are anxious to aid in so noble q
project. Will you not heartily cooperate
with us, and ~ it runs centrally through our
county, it will be the means Of bringing .
large local trade to your city that Jon know
nothing Of At present. And not only this,
bat By connecting at Mt. Pleasant with the
c. R. R. it will make one Of the best
roads in the West. and be the means Of bring
ing heavy trade to your city. Now as we
have been talking and planning about building
this road for about twelve years, surely think
thss we have compasssd the amount long
enough, and the time has come for ~ to
make . forward movement; md ! most y.
suredly believe that I'll the rad needs at this
time to insure its early completion, il some
energetic workers, and united e6ort alors
the line. Can We not have both ? In union
there is strength.
A farmer THAT APPRECIATES the OR WTH OF
RAILROAD.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-31

"LIxKKssALE'' never said good thing in
better way than when in writing about Iowa
TO the Chicago Post be says:
But II Is men, high minded men, that constitute
State, after ali. 1t IL good thing to raise plen
ty Of hog and hominy, but little roast turkey in
mine u you please, with high-eouled dinner
companion who votes the "God ind Liberty, and
Niggsrs ticket right straight along. Such mon
can dam the ocean out Of Holland and make the
desert bud and blossom - the rose, not to men.
ton tho young paradise they can m Ike out Of .
land naturally 30 hne ~ most Of the Northwest.
1t is agreed that in radicAlism Iowa leads the
column in the Northwest It's true that she has
improved moro rapidly in al things pertaining to
tho material interests Of State than any OF her
neix hbors. just compare, ~ matter Of curios-
~ the vote of the State for the past twenty
q Presidential elections with that Of Wisconsin,
and SOC how the superior RAdicalism ss frst,claes
patriotism and genuine manship have got to
be called) has brought about the superior growth
I say not this in special praise Of lows. shall
enter into no tulo GUM upon the State Of Iowa.
She needs mono But, ~ J. Pat Richardson says,
cats are cats, and facts are fact. Mr.. hipopelo-
hilopopehilorum :Eldridge, have done moro harm
to the Of Wisconsin thar many late
spring frosts, many early fall ditto, and several
uncommonly rainy seasons. Az the simeon il
saia 20 oias. .ne vegets1lon OF ING coun.y over
.n'cn ITO nor Dream Dow % w o.u lnn9ence
OF oaa Ponucs' o.scnlng' . ~ l.s o..slns enes
sve1 upon .as ms.ea ,r Z; : .DL ,o;s
~e.'n. nno TINS .ne le' w:. "n.cn .as p,s.n
.sc.l sno nta Su .soo .san .hu ~ wv.
and -hominyist; ought not to err therein.
nan 49, .ns pisn. po oh ",s. 49,.
,'.'e .nn.ence . ~ Nv s.osp.
nessen. mH M ~ :. .ne .:. ovns ~ .n'
?.;s;.n IT, En- ~ ~ ..nr., on,.-nv,h ~ ~.
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Tar Washington correspondent OF the
Oskaloosa Citizen says: "Hon. James r.
Wilson, Of lows, also rstires from the House
Of Representatives on the 4th Of March. he
declined denomination, and Hon. g. W.
McCrsry, Of Keokuk, gentleman Of expe-
riencs and fine abilities, was chosen in his
stead. Nj. Wilson career has been almost
without parallel, in . successful point Of
view. Though ;. gentleman we'll known
ell over lows, he Was scarcely known else
where until he was chosen to finish tho nm
az pred term Of Gen. Curtis - . Repressn-
tative Of the First District in Congress. In
six short years he has, BY his untiring energy
and firm adherence to the right, been allot-
ted place among the foremost men OF the
country. He was born ct Newark, OHIO,
October 10, 1928; received an academic edu-
cation; studied law, and practiced the PROBES
sion in Ohio. he vas member Of the Con-
stitutiopal Convention Of Iowa in 1866-vas
: member Of the State Legislature in 1857
59-'61, serving the last year - President OF
tho Senate. He was elected to the 18th, SSth,
Sch and 40.h Congresses on several
important committees, and was one OF the
impeachment Committee. He is now chair
man of the Committee on Judicial Al
fairs
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RallroAieal.

tRterehe.
Lee is large county from East TO West; in
the Northern part it is over thirty miles, and
it 10 one Of the finest agricultural districts in
the State. and has suffered extremely for the
want ofa Railroad. And fellow-citizens, Why
10 it that No do not have one? When We take
. look over our young and growing Stale, we
zee that the people arc building Railroads
in almost every direction, and have We less
capital and energy than many Of our younger
sister counties7 think not. believe that
the main reason il because the Railroad
projects in this county, some instances, have
been badly managed, and many Of rs feel
sore owe, the los Of our money. Bnt BE-
causa this county overdons the matter BY
trying to build 700 many roads, whom the coun-
try was new and but little capital compartivly
speaking, is it any reason Why Ne should b
forever deprived Of the bsne6tsof : Railroad.
surely think that the response from every
one should b no; then lot % I'll join the Try
conpaay. / will ", has dose wonders,
whilst cannot, has never accomplished any.
thing. Nov, the extension Of The Keokuk /
st. Paul Railroad from the junction to Mt
Pleasant, 10 Of more vital interest to our
county, than any, or al Of the Railroad pro-
jects that are being axitased among rs. There
are only about thirty-two miles of road tc
build, and let II 20 BY the way Of franklin
West Point, Pilot Grove and Salem, and I
large part Of that distance 10 over an exceed
ingly level prairie, and the grading viii b.
light, and there js about ga, 900 worth Of il
dose between the junction and West Point,
And now 10 the b1sines men and propsrt,
holdxs Of the city Of Ksokak, I think tha'
npea nsmsas rsfsctisa, you cannot fail
70 - that The compilation Of this link Of road
woaM = 81 vase impoEsaaos to you; and can
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nev rerx~r,nane.s.

New forkss rInanees.
D telegraph INV Yosx. Jan. %.
Msasy-eo7 On call.
The bank seAtsmspt b favorable.
Gold-l36L.
0ovsrnms n1D-Wsak eadloWsr.
Coupons Of 81 lax; 81 l31L; 'e4 ssxOesG ssw
s4o5E Is 1ok0sS: 81 ssfSsG IS eNoe, Io-4os
sXDK
Railway narkst irregular, and On some shares wssh.
; report that the Illinois Senate hal adopted the
House am. sdnsst to the Railway Fare Iii. Market
eloeeA pnaattled
So prices u Express t6DSoM NJ Exprsss l7xo
49, Pacific Nail llSH; s;Kass; N @ 1914
* 1kfs *: v stoss5<; ssH 7eD7e5f,
preferred sso1; NV 1ass<esf; 81 lsoko,G NV
s,e<o3E prsslsrsS e0,1oK.