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De Stneiber bief9cr Stabt, ipwte ale Qericner, tpetde cine
ante 81 dbmai 6 inc su BADEN ,pdniten, iclten f6 erinnern.
Sak cine bon unIern Wtaidinen, Sneirpd 70 bel Nrbeit tbht aa
raenc cine ancerc, mis- 10 audi %fmttmdl 70 otel @eIt
nbrin9t.. 0sieS ma@t pnhre Wsa'rtinaa gu ben btlltq
f. IN. petde i'm 0tarfte iino Wetr alS 60O0 oooOn lne aletn
in bteFaer @tobt IN Sreration All &bfen, 0Seiteu un6 6olen unt
baben ihre @iouer oser Die tamit ateier. in ben Stano 9eebt, it
mebr @elo su eripuren, ais ibnen otdes ont ancerern S8e9e mb8
lid 1T. Mae, we1te eine her beren N6bmai @tmcn, bic
nj @ebran9 fnc, baben m1hien, iOutcn in unierer Office:
Sc. 159 V1ltimDreItraBe
%Uo,ipre6en, no @cbrautS anweiinn9en IN oentidcr, en9liiher,
~ransDfIder une ipantIder SpraGe iu babcn ito ub 100 mir Sc
Il ft1eiue Weatbine touft, auf c%erielben obeitet lerteu.
sdbitt nab elnem @rcmpiar BON singers Nabmai1tnen= Sci.
ana. Aae Mahhmen lpCroen elm 8atHeS Sabr mad tbreln NnfauI
CSb29,HO %. y. Br0bertd, N9ent
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$40.
$AD.

gEthtt9e 9fa6ridten fllt SdletOer, SdltHntaz
der r1D Nnbere.
g8r berfauftn iebt bic ausaeSeidneteu Nd6moIbnen 8u Dem
bili9en Breiie bon pieri9 Dollars u"b 9aranttrer, CAP le 10 gut
iinb, pe irJepb weide Die I'M Gcbraud) iino. -.# t.
llnfre 5amiljens 9tGbmaidiuel limb ~empfOben bon Gadper=
Itinbi9en, b6 Ie Die einfa6nea inb uno meuig auBer Srbnun0
tOntnen, ais ir9eub cine anbere GOrte uO ni1t BON 2 proiniren
Spuleu. u. q Sbnrp q Co,
90 Glib. SDmarbfr.
IFe N0entet merSeu berlar0t. .s GptI4. 3mt
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SaubOl54

G,0UU, UUU NlIB Oul> INC SU1rgINtCUNI8,
700, 600 Sdinhel uuS Satten gum Verfailf.
gr lenten og AumeltIaQltett %pIntatber 3unoen auf urtere
aroBe Gieoertaoe BON Sau. uub NubbDts BON alien Nrten, Quon-
ftStei u6 @rSben. g8ir I6nccen 9SeiBtannen-8 albOl mad
&eftelun9 unb tiefern 6eufterrobnrei, TbHren, @tnfafungen uni
0obeIarteit gu 5abrifpreteu. Spretet Dor in unierem pcl3bott
30. 10 Qgttfr. g9barf, Cor @Ge BON Gutap uno @ern1rltr.
q,aqs Burns * Sloan. r
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0crmanta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0efelt fHaft
1T Nt e DOtF.
Sddr einge;abttcS Gapiial 5000. 600.

III New Yorf.
Sdar ein9e;abttcs Gapi1al $500, 600.
Ger llnterei6nete 1T nun bereit, Annslbungen fir tiele GcIeQ.
lh0it dn5uuebMet.
MISUNDERSTANDING, &usfeuera9erft6eruns
ecu uRo Qetbrentsn- Setrdocn.
&&tst9 pf9tent bes 9anlen gtuBfn3 ptrben inter bic
B%erttGNerttH gertbeilt.
p0ern1alt1 Eebelt8~S erltderun98 Sc Jeff toft"
1T bauptiatitd5 'lr bic Osutf9e 8sp6tferune Der 9er.
g taGt en- g. grtineet mGrrtn. Sbre Dir ttOren unb Seamte
mo MT nem'sen AnsnGpmen; Deutf3t., Sbre EUtiten unb
duaae0spen. SIR 9efadftSpgrtrbr fnbrt in bsutider Sprabe
fatt ~
ieI!i&aft IN her 8sretnt8ten Stuaten, peISe
btefen eeItic1en 8 barattsr bat 7
Y 'r!mato. en- un9 9irtttOrsn In Ntm' grr' fnb:
e. Y. Nnitra, Aug. 8etnpnt, Siuae Serr elmer, Carl grIt.
6rtttr. 8.pr, g.. Rlppr, @eier I8dut6, Silt. 81tter, &. Qarp3ns'
Jr1. e'eaaa @nius {. eero, g.. 9nfemepcr, sri Qdias
&cic, N(or SGafer, S. y. S&speler, ST. eeltarr II, 8. g.
g tiaBoe e - 9e9ot, 2cuts ". non 6efnann, D5vio nal.
lfritetn, eergb. g9ersrmann, Sotn gD5tfIQ, 80. g. QB6 tnfs.
8t$esPr&ttb. pnp Sstr.: Brteer gdnpenSler. &
Nl3 Sp1ro Of Dee ference tiir Baltimore
fno f~18ente 9erren gpn ber en- bic nit y 6~e3ei6neten nut gtcf.
boilers fnS, eruonnt:
5r. 81. e6untadrr, \ Sr. g. U. II,
" 9tebt HeQr 4 n QGm. 6. @aan.r,
y QGerner SrSfel, K - SIcGb guepIpb
n 6lm'lton CATER. 4 n s. g8. Snilfer,
u CIR. St1Tt6& = y Wtcper Sten
n Se hi. Y9n 1spf x n 60 ubriau6,
" Senro s. etIi0t n WipI 28etruielt.
Oieie werren germ Rerett istn Ubsr BE 3urerldiTsfeit Ser Ge.
fGllldatt au8tunft 81 9eten, "a linen bic GtnfOt IN bic 9lter
eerIslben ST e0er 3etl tri febt. Wv,
Nppltt1ntcIt pnn Wal1t19tpn 1no aus ir9euo
ell1enl GGelle pe8 StaQte8 MarDlanb
rplet f6 rrtFt at nib psnbsn, UNI lire 9e6rnsysrF8errna III
bewertteltgen.
MSptpb @nsler, Nsent,
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BUrDs Ok !
Oreenoueb's
toblen1aures, Observation-Disclosures gtberehl=Sel
(pDer E111tD0
etpa8 0onS Neue8 i'm bieitgen Mortte,

etpaS oonS Neues I'M belt9en Mtortte-
GA mir BON rem @rfincer y. T. @reenou8b IN Spftpn SaS 6n-
brifahou&redt auf pbteeu NrtftI fir ben Saat Morrlauo lmo ou
Diitrttt @rurbta 9ctauit baben, 10 tentenm mir Die &ufmeltianfett
unierer &unoen uo c8 gublifLms 8ana belonterS auf baliei0e.
2Bir ieIt1t baben oieleS 5luioum pBu 2 erprobt uno IS oOulo0tnen
ais ba8 betunben, woflr ea Der @riu6er aua9iett unb mir tDnnen
baielbe ais bas iiderfte Natttel 5ur 8erbitun9 bon @rplOitOnen
enpfeblen. Ob9leib eS, nenr IN oirette SerIibruH9 NIT elmer
Stlmme oetrad1t. ii6 ensituret, 10 fam e8 bod inter ~9epDbnlt-
den llmtdnoen fetn berbetfGbrer
Ser 3 eie lit rur 9ernQ bbber ais unier ertra $50. l gtbercal=
gel uno mir 0ordntren Die Qual'tat te8 niht erpiooirenoen fir
gle6 gut mt erltercr1, WeldDes f) outd, feline 0UrSl3lttte t einen
0rcBen Juf erircrbsn lat. s. Q8ef 4 SEbne, ,
Spt10,1nt SOC 90. Pratltr., rb,rNatb 9omorbitr.
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WiruberQers unO tEanaOltJdle SpleltadDeli
ssben einettrpFen na6 msrben btIies gBtcLsfals rno @etatl yer
smFt Bel 6. .. Dteb,
151 Trantltnfr.
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@8HAWbi5feD ! gSGiSfeD Q1bisfev I!
1884, Gr baben bic N9eutur fdr G;rot,'b Greene Is ohn-
tp, ga. b%cribmtsn Clb SfDe aBbisfep betomner,
weld2ssr bier tonic aud IA ~&5aibtn5ton 10 rtl Anttong ~9cunoea
uno tr1nen Seulelben Sanblern 81. fiNigtn @sreien anbieter, ban Il
unIere @pmndiftrn iIr cen gertauf o0n 6atrfaatcr pet8ite! be.
tpInnen.
Domestic 9tqnrre itcts gu Wsertpretitn.
ItbeI 4 WtIt&(mt,
(Sa14s gro 4ass angi-n%rf-.
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Biano'8 auf Beifeluna

HH5 ten jeher 6pl;= unb @arart perben g~elefert.
0te grSete @orgfnlt ntsb GRf bic Mrbett uno auf bic Mu8Mafl
per Wtatertalten perrrnret mn CT fam 6nber fur isbaS aus ffiaem
Snfttut bercerBebenoe Snfrunient bic @arantie ibFrnetneH, tGs
es aue @tgeniddften eines gutet pidup'8 BETTE.
Nqe Snfrunlente aus netner Gabrtf nerlen FIR 5 SATIRE pun
benz GaG Res Vertdufc5 ali garantirt.
8efcrOere &ufmerfIamteit piro duf biz Iusrsb( Sn Srnru.
n'stten, prtae IN eintr groGen GRtsrruus ~perfer6et werren, yer
Ieneet ao Elm 2prredbt pcS lintturiGcs tnnsrtdlb 8 MGrdteu SDu,
fauots Gsfrirbtgen.
f3- G%rqSbqnOler }verren MOL, BIN SET un5 prr3ufrrs@eu ibe ie
hb d~nbepndt; IS umfabsn.
SeadnOts V%'rrdtbis cite &ua NAIL sea Maelrbeyn8. ega CT BE-
fen Snfruneatenmdbern III $1,000,
lis ptaH0S perecn un8ctauIAt, ausGe1istbst un6 geEirut,
ISM. Stnats II. GpniD. .
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Gtfcnbnbnett &c.
Meaer in6 tntcbttger Tabrplnm.
L. Nad benz 8citcn NIB Siibcm. -

La Naf) bent Wcitcn ltnO Siibct. -
Baltimore unb SbiD=GifenbabH.
Nn uno mad benz so. SUIT 1860 eeben ole 8Iee mic fotet:
aussenpmnen, un s utr 80 Minuten gOrmittass un6 Der g.
prsBsu9 I'm 4 utr Ottnuten YtaAmtttasS gsioe 3aGe ssbeu
Ginte.
Sir @~egzBaHasiere.
man ben lDr 80 DNn; . tnittas, Bug: Ma& saen puaitsa
t%ersbura ben A llbr - Wftauten-8us BON Baltimore.
Der SreberifzN ccpmmpbattpn8z Bug
eerldst Baltimore fit 8rsterid nnb bic basptI&en lie8enben
S pasS go 'assS u nn S ERE s9rsi St S S'eseria uaaH III. 50 b. =" aes @HsG' S Ssr.
III Baltimore UNI 10 Il. 80 Ut. MitdeSGn.
Ser @0tcptt' g. Wftu8= NccpntpSatipn8=3 ta
ettt taetid nit @uSnntmr tfs @snntass pe fptet.
9erl&st GambtnRatiun I'm $40 MprSens unb II. 4.2O gtadaa.
Son @atcptt'S glias UNI 7,45 WtrraenS, 2,30 II Gao gtahm.
gt11 Walbtngtprt ltllp DEM Sitbe1
9etsn bic 8a8e I'M 425 ~b $40 vprnEtta8s, fOpis I'M 8 Is uat
4,20 NadfmittoBs. . - ~. ...
Sim Spnatr uni rs WCreenS.
Son gSuibin9tcn
I'M 6, 20 amb 7 8prntttagS uno 800 uno s 80 gta3m.
Sim @Dnntas nur NaGnittdgS UNI 800
Der smeite anb oterte 8us pSn Baltimore unb g%0aftnstUn yet.
6tnSsn It'd Fa.i nit bel ben g 33a9foo Der y Snn .s ss Sa ain1..a .,,.u.
Rs- gDf9en 9tfets. Nu8funft. 8nbrt Il. { 10. mfnre man Rd
fatipn. 81 m. @rescstt Smttb,
TranSportaFiOnSnnetfer Baltimore.
8. so. isle, General 9iGeteur. CNnt6.iQ
y;OgOltd)e Neutra5GiienbaDn ssssszss
-@AhR ---.. 81 49,
4 sg 8crdnoerter Ta1rplan. ESsz2SsGz
Wad GEM QBelten unp Worben.
.-..5 uinmter>SabrpIa
gOt tebt an werSen tdsli6 bret 5nGe af tteisr Satn 1T mad.
fplsenber Netie %erpebtrt:
Ser @oftu9 gent taslt6 Omit NuSnnhne bS SonntdOS) UNI
s ltbr 80 gftn Wtgr9enS db rad 4ittsbnr9, @bied9D, CLEVELAND,
Cincinnati, ct. 2pliS unb ate 9beile eS Q0eferS un6 Nprbz
weIferS. Gbenlp nab @!n1ura, Buffalo uup Canada. gla6 Gm-
rtittsbure, gprf, 2aneufFr, J%edttng. gOttssile, Smtnss. Nlt1s,
Redters ppn unO Chandelier, Mip. g(ad> @bambersturg, Gar
lBle unb Gdecrtown
Ser @rprc6AuG aebt td9'i& gr1 8 utr 80 Dliaaten na&
Buffalo unb bsn GOrben bis Canada une Ea@ YtttsSHr9 un0 benz
Nprowcfer.
Sad Nem-gprt nm $50 geOrt. nit MIR slnsnt GARRETT
ned fL, 70 bintg ME auf GncrrH 8abn.
Ger SarrtSbur9 mDbatt q n . : 8 II 8 Gebt tabs
ltd, (Srnntags aussenpnruen) IN, 400 @atnttsaGs al.
Neueute eUn Mafttngtrn unb Benz CITIZEN, pel6e NIT BEN
2uoe UNI $50 0PcraenS, r6er $50 &dAmittnes tcr antOns
neh. fnoen 9%efSrtsrrng nsit bea 8aoen oteier Sant;;
ne gDeeen 8dGrbtlet5 unb aRaergr 8erauen unit %terldBltben
Qusiunft teitete man N4 al bte Silett=GfGf TT Der Calvert
Gtqttpn," ode pmn Calvert une 5ranfltnfry i'll nenbea.
Sptu Z. NtRnet, &hf~SuYf.
g g. sH0rner giuet7Nocnt 4ult29ii
~, EzsasaES=51 E#saa5aazz#EssNss 1-s5ss#5sszssiSszEEn rrSSS.s-sasaaa1
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Teners0 e~rTcbernmeem.
Johnston's Insurance Rooms.

Johnston's Insurance Rooms,
So. 70 Secpnbitr.
Teuers, Martne= unb &eben8=Oerfides
rmng8sSompaanien. B4BFrgE
~ q ClfcrIte nllO feIteIte G0mpaqnie.
VeritderIng8@Gprtp. Der BalleD b.. Biroinien
I Htit Oh nut $500, 900 capital. r..g
Spndburs=S erl ID a1ag s Onlp y. girsinien, 3
M6emarlezV chickering's pntp. i. GirQiltien 90
y NIT 5000 900 &apuaL. t#]1 et.or f"'s5g
Sbarter OafzUerIth Comp. BON Sartfprbw3-
IL gIs nit $3.50, 900 @apuol. ,.,
Secnritna0 er1t6eruno8@Gpn1 son NensOcys
NIT S270, 900 GapttoI. T ~
B6Gntrz Yerfider 8zGp1np. ADpn WctpzUnrt Fl
~ ~.ttl3 nit $500, 600 gapitat. gr.#J. o@'
Jte IDlutez g rIt6erun98=Gpm ~. Wemzyorf
ts- -nrg.. nit $270, 600 capital. 0T
WprtanfrV Ser 1tGerun98zGp y. NemzVor
nut 5000, 600 Gapttaf. 0F
gtetp<9Se rlD> Terft6er. rs onlp DDt Wemzgnrt
nit $3.50, 900 Capital. "'
Wercantile Wt1tuQl Wartre.
NIT 81 goo, 900 Gaptal.
Ueretn19te Staaten Teben8=0 erGiGeruna &c.
init 81, $50, 972 &apuol.
Nortbern A1I1rance=G Omp. BON Qpubon
nit $~2,194,111 capital. ..
Se oben berertten Gpmpa9neen frp bon Der 2p,i8fn..
Staate8 Dtaplono %autbortfrt unb ltenitrt. o"""' ~
Ue BON Dem unier3etGntcn reprdientaten GOmhoon.,cr
mttl1D pertu9bares @aptal gum UDQeu ober 9n5S'eTE" %1"
0Gfa9 oerantnortht far ole 3ablnl9 opp 9erlrsen. '
erfebt. 86pss 3 'SSr1Er Pualttl@
Treb. Gifum. Gurospor.
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90 MI MI tlEtGIAE.

= @ r.
DAILy Carr Cry 0Frrcs,1
keokuk, Oct. 18th. 1
I FLoUR-~snperfne, 81 90 Epang wheat, en-.
ira, So DO, Fall wheat, extra, IS rs.
BRAN Asp9sHoH1s, se.e ss perIoo.
CORN New 20, old in good demand Is 70.
] BARIaEY-spriag 4ea4se.
! WHEAT fn good demand. Fall 81 10 10 / I5;
/ SpriEg 80 tastes
OASIS to 20, active demand.
RYE-4e to a5 In good demand.
POTATOES 90 to rs by the load retail SIS.
GRocERlEs--New Orleans sugsr, fair s5as,
prime 81 to 10, clarified 1i4al2. crushed and loaf
i2Ito 10. Nolasscs-Plantatio IS TO 4ac II. H. 40
% 40, Golden Syrup, 65 TO 75c. Coaes~Rio l6
to III. Java 1870 zoe. Lagpyra, to Ie to II. Rice,
6la7
foAP-Palm etc, Family sae; German, (cin
7toTl.
cANDLEs-~star ITO IS, stearife IS, MOULD
I2A simmer pressed,15
LARDlz to l2i retail T5c
UTTER Common 10 to IL Choice to I6 !;
retail ny
LEATilER--sole 81 to Csc; Harness 27I.
hiDES-pry ii to Ala; green, ~ to DC green
sheep psits 10 to zoe; green hog skins 20
"
Ran, ISL to 80 BAled do $lOA to Sill Retail sI4
to l3
6EGD5.-Hungarian Grass 25aso Timothy Y 81
so 10 CO. Flax Seed, 90asl 90.
DklEa--Oniols, So TO 40 Egxs,I2toI2I.
Feathers, a0e TO s5c white Beans, 10 70 So
fkuiI-Dried arrles, 20 TO 40 per bush
Dried peAchee, ~ p TO ESQ Kaisius, 81 Qeso
3 25
CHEESE--W r.. llai2l; Denmark . tol0.
BEEF-I3afac gross; SO TO 4Ac per quarter.
sHEEP-4I 30 70 50 1T h h6ad.
u03s.--DFessed s. 90 to ssae.
bALI-G a., VI 40 to a. per sack RanAw-
la, loa1zo per bbi.; Liverpool, & g0a2 90 per
sack. Lake 81 ID to 81 q n Lbl.
FiSH--M ackerel, No. 40 to sZl y Dbl; No.
2sle to SIT No. sI2tosIs. White ,go.I$5sV
H. 10 ~ - bali biol. Cod EssL bto ss No.
RAGS--2t to2gc.
OLD IRON to fe pei II BrAss to Toe pef
lb.j Copper III to I4c per n.
EScuAsGE.~-pn Ns~ YORK for currency per
oans' rgoid 4 psr cent. st.Louisi per cent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-17
CHE Gate Gitp.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. II.


Republican Township Convention.
The Republicans of Jackson Township will meet
in Convention at Kiee'a ali. In Kaekak ca satnr~
day, Oct. Goth, 1860, st4 o'clock p. M, for the pur
pose OF nominating candidates for Township Of
fcers. Each ward In city Of keokuk will send Ave
delegates to said Convention and the Township ut
large. outside of the city, will send Elk deiegstes.
The Republicans of each ward are requested to
meet on Friday evening, the 10th inst, att clock
for the appointment Of delegates, at the following
piaoesi
First Ward, at Republican Club Room.
al EeEsadnh Aall.
Sd !" Days Store, Mechanics Block.
Ath /" Wide-Awake Hall.
The Republicans Of the Township at large will
meet at such time and place they may hereafter
designate.
by order Of the Township Committee.
GEO. w MeCHARY,
Get. ID, 1860. Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-17

We publish this morning the evidence Of
two well informed witnesses as 10 Douglass
hearty support and advocacy OF the home
stead Register.
The best "evdence" is Mr.. Douglass own
vote. On tho 25th Of February, the bin for
the purchase OF Cuba being up in the Sen.
ate, and being debated at great length for
the express purpose Of killing the homestead
bill, MIR. Doolittle moved TO set the Cuba
bill aside, and the motion was lost hy a
strict party vote, Douglas cot,ng against
the Homestead bill. The question as stated
by Mr.. Wade was, "wbether &c shall give
niggers 10 the niggerless or land to the nd
less" So much for DouglSs's hearty sup.
port Of the homestead bill, referred to by the
Register. fills. State jour-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-17


lie Grand Ellington, Esq, one Of the love-
Electors, wrote to the Democracy OF Keo-
kak that Judge Douglas would positively be
here and make a speech. Dir. II. j. Leech
was Immediately sent to Chicago TO see tho
Judge, and, IL possible, get him to speak on
the 18th. Erie was kindly received by the
Presidential candidate, ADD .sas permitted 10
talk TO him sereral minutes. Erie vac, how
ever, mortified when the Judge said that be
could not be here, and that be had never in
timated to Byington thh, he even might be
here. lie further said that be told Byington
that he could not speak at more than two
piaces-iowa Cry and Dubuque upless for
few minutes as he went from one Of these
places 10 the other. He further said That
Byington told him Keokuk was 10 place for
e meeting, and advised him TO go to 0ttum-
wa ii be could command the time to &c. into
tbs lst Congressional District.
Did Byingson write falsehood? Doug
las says he did. San-set Cox Gays Douglas
advised him to vote for the English bill
Douglas says BIO did not. Did Cox lie? He
is TO be here on tho 18th, according to the
bill. O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-17

The Republicans have carried the three
great central States Of nnsylyania, Ohio
and Indiana, by triumphant majorities, over
the combined and harm nous forces Of The
Democracy, Douglas and Bell. They have
thus demonstrated the fact that that party 10
in positive majority in each OF the great
conservative States Pennsylvania and In
diana, as we'll as In Ohio.
They have shown that fusion and coalition
are powerlcss against the tide Of anti slavery
sentiment which has overwhelmed the North;
they have taught us the utter emptiness of
Douglass bons,ings: and have shown -
the reckless lying of his satellites: they
have exposed the utter weakness of bis
great principle Of SquAtter Sovereignty,
even IN that Northwest which disrupted the
Democratic Convention for the sake OF nomi-
mating him upon a squatter Sovereignty
platform.-[st Louis Bulletin, Breckenridge
organ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-17

0T The Republican gain over last year
in the nine counties constituting the Western
Reserve OF Ohio, 10 5,2l2-- making the en-
tire majority OF the Reserve this year H.
ss7.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-17

Losr BAsKETs.--There is pile OF baskets
and other articles 10 the City Council Room,
corner OF Johnson and Fifth streets, waiting
for claimants. They were gathered up after
the Wids-Awake dinner on the 10Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-17

CT Oar Republican friends ougbt not to
hesitate 20 contribute to the Democratic
Convention as they are able, Let them re-
member il will BIO the same as funeral, and
therefore -assist at the obsequies with all
charity and becoming soiemuity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-17

GT Andy Stewart, famous for bis devo-
tion to Henry Clay and The protective policy,
10 elected to Congress from Bill Montgom
ery's District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-10-17

II seems that Daily, Republican, 10 elected
delegate to Congress. One crumb Of com :.
fort less for the poor, miserable, decaying,
dying, dsfuuet Democracy. What funeral
they will hare hero TO morrow
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ARcric Rkoross.--Tbe grand Panorama Of
the Polar Regions will DC shown tonight at
the Court House. Go and see. Admission
only Is cents.
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VNA1LOk BROS superior London Mastare
l. for sale by
aplSd GOLFERS ROBERTSON.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

PRCTCGR Apis.
ME would call tho attention of the pub,ie Ia
~ the fact, that at bUEi.'S AMBRUTI Pr puO.
louhAPh aud SIERkEosooPlC GALLERY la
the place to get
correct Pictures OF Every ssyIes
Being the oliest established oppr ator in the city
The superiority OF his pictures, and his efforts To
please are we'll known to ali. Heis now putfin
ny views Of Main street, suitable for mailing, for
.Ae very low price ~ 20 and 30 cents each the
largest and bet picture of keolsnk ever takan .
alto large view of Ut. Madden.
Steroscopic views and boxes for sale and on ex-
bioitlon al are respectfully invlt TO call and
examine them.
SxH- Don't forget the place. "a Main street I'd
door from Third street.
Aug. ~, '60.~-d
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FOIgT OF REORUK


Arrivals, Oct. l6.
Hannibal City, from oi. Louis.
Eagle, from Wsrsaw.
River rising with 2sa inches water ON the
Rapids
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Prvsa ASn AaUg.-IhN trsinr aud prevoA tne
disease which hKts It's felentl IS grssp upon the
body Of laau, reducing him 10 a mere shadow in a
short tirne, and rendering him physically and mem
tally useless, eaA be driven from be body by tue
nse 4 Aostesltfs HiL+ers. lAe ggyat suecess has
met "ita, ana h. lenehcial resulis following its
use, hAFs estabtish bed itasa permanent "institu-
ton - We would advise cur readers to procure
tbt valuable specific, and If an absent friend 10
afflicted with the Fever and Ague, or any other
nervous sease, 70 hasten and rr cure tlis mlch
favored ADD greatly desired article A trial will
prove it's excellent qualities.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally ev-
erywhers.
SAD w r sGfsaoss, A. ]. M1EKlRsox BAErLErY
KAYE h Co., and j. T.. NILKrssox
bet 49, 'BD-dAw
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Pcrsmp,ory sale Of vasaab,e pro.

@@53@s @-& reTtys 49, &.s4@
a NJ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1850, win
~ sell, on fhe premises, 10 the highest bidder
without PRESERVE, lsot ght g., Block one hundred
nndniuety SIX 1855, in the city Ut keokuk. The
lo; has two goea frame houaes upon IT, With cis-
tern and we'll. The terms are one4fourth cash aud
the halhncc in twelve ana twenty -feur months, IN
eiaal pay inents, bearing ten per cent, interest
from dag of sale, with satisfactory security and
Lien on the property. WM. THOMPSON
Oct g. IS60-dtd Es Commissioner.
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y n. AUssp HssEY. Au

III r.. HUMPHREY. Auction aud Com
-. mission Merchant, No. 8 Estes Home
Regular Auction Sales on Tuesday, Ihurstpy
| and Saturday mnrnings; also every evening. ~.
Il niture sales every saturday morning.
4 &s~ Particular attention given to ssles IN he
country. tat2l
| TUsr received from the American Clock Go. a
- large lot of 30 hour aud s day CLOCKS, assorted
\ sty les, ut Ne. i Eztus ttUE5r.
sophia HUMPHREY.
| - fCELNEn this cay, on consignment cases Of
Miro Cali Boots ITO ba cioset cat immediately,
No. Estea House. lseptl2
Just received from the Manufacturers large lot
~ os Hoop ID H.; also, large consi gnmeAt OF
Hosiery, at No. Estes House.
septI2d a@
NOW On hand a large stock IT Jowelry Of very
4 v variety alto stationery and Notions of all
kinds Merchants ana Peddlcrs will do well to call
and examine this stock 1t will be ciosed out very
low. u, h, HUMPHREY,
Spite Aue ioneor.
IUsI received pooket Catlsgy Il every variety
Cutlery also lotef piAled Tabs all Lea 81 ons,
az = 2. Estes nouse. lsept12dl
Tusr received large consl .nmeut Of 4 abie Cut
~ ery, which via be sold very low.
my1s r. r. HUMPHREY.
A VALUABLE HOUSE AND LUT ia his city
n for sale, or viii be exchanged tor harm
Apply TO ID. f. HUMPHREY.
IUsF received consignment of fine lg4ket
- Knives direct from manufacturers, which vii
be sold at private sale 80 PER cent less than AL
prices. az '6dl y +. HUMPHREY Ae't.
HAF u been appointed soie Agent for the sale Of
L. Franks Chemical Writing Fluid, which for
commercial aud school purposes IL highly re.om-
menied equal to the beet in the market.
ap26d ~. n. HUMi HhFY.
". s.H'sAyIc. B.CHlrTgRDEF. G. r. DAVIS
McGavic. Chittenden * Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
forwarding n q om m tssion
MERCHANTS,
AVE nos on hand, and will bel aeai vi gduring
B. D. the sea son, gEEY LARGE AND UospLETF
STOCK ~ gltCG Epths, which they take pleasure
in % ring TO the srsde Of Iowa and Missouri at
gRRf L0w PkTegs. loot 28d2mt Eeh92w
stove and Tin store;
No. lao REEDS BLOCK,
Main at, between sth and 9th ,............k R0KJK
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Fall and Winter Goods.

To- suit every taste. Also, q entlem en- 4 Furnishin
foods, Trunks, Carpet sacks ard Values.
1S-Cail andsee-SR HARRY FULTON.
nsfAA
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RucK's PATENT PEERLESS COOK STOVES
IC from 10. TO No. 10, FOR sale ebcap by
sept I'D X. HICKEY. Agent.
l2uck'S PHO; c. king stoves, 4 various nm
- tiers, for sate by j IL. HICKEY, Agt.
ID ssp7d s K RrcKES, Agent.
DiTT BCRGH Royal Oak Rargss and other
Cooking Stoves for sale by
seFTd j.. h. hickey, A gent.
1fIIN wAhE Of every descrl ptiDn lor sals bT
J sepaa ). ! HICKEY, Agent.
{ tIIzIT PrNFs III s4-e6y
y sept7d J.K. RIcKEY, AE't
fs3PeEE AND HOS LldHrNtN0 H0Ds Tor
~ sale by ], X. RIcaEY, Ag't.
%IkAn CUTTERS for sale hy -.
4 '0hA Killers forsale by
= aspIa J. III. HICKEY, Ag't.
GPALE>, ehovels, FORKS, scoops, Fire. Shovsis,
aep7d TX. HICKEY, Agent.
rULTIyA1ohs and Coi?lns Axes for sale nv
y : p7d J X HICKEY, Agent.
/ o)kf Na-GLAssE Is FOR sale BY