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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
Marhets-cArrsuIls REPORTED ron TEN N; Y. Tn,nvsn.


ASHES-Tbe mrrke Ia active and timer, sales OF ~
bb.s Pots a. 81 25as7 so end ~ bbs. Pearls al So rs
COTTON-1he demand has been vry moderate to-day and
the market coses heavy and lower We qnoe Addlugs 70
7c good ,ct Middngs bringing ~. sales OF about
800 bales.
COFFEE-Rio remains fr and 4, 4, rurnored that some
Lac taken place. but tho particulars arc not made
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western and State
Flour active and the market s lreI for dad
fresh ground but old il dull and quite irregular In price
Trade brands are steady and In fair request f the trade and
South Arrca. Tie sses 1880 bbls at $685. ~ FOR
superfne State and We,en SIS <4S3 70 for extra s;s'r
90 150 SO for fancy State and the low sades Of Western
ExtIs $5 70Q IS 81 for shipping Ohoi tggS1Wior i@d.
and 8d 50 so for family brands IS 1898 80 for old ST
Louis Extras and % sOq 50 % tor new do Canadian fo
1. in better demand and prices are hnr sale: Of - o5s
IS d SIS rs for the low grades Of Extra and 80 va ~ 30
for old trade bronds southern fouI brner bat not very
Baltimore and Country Extra ard *6 500 81 40 ade
brands Rye Flour In good demand and beiteri sales u
quest and better sales Of CJo bbs s@i 20 for MaLs
Caloric, end s W for Brsndyw.ne
FhUlI-aisns are Ia fair demand ., . 70 Tor bunch and
81 10 for Iayers Other kinds are quoi sales u LOO begs
Brlzll Nuts at lSc.
GRAlA-Tbe Whes. market IL very poorly applied and
business consequently l. confined chiefly 20 Old ~ sor at
,rice showing no es.eLs change The deulnd is rher
better but The continued sbsece OF recss in
Of the break In the Canal checks busners nora
and hence the assortment undesbe that prices are
81 fcJ bushes aud consist Of TO- 700 buhe Old Ia Spring
At 81 O8dsi IL; X,so do Old Milwaukee Club OF 4a
y ~; go DO Old Amber do 10 store at 81 % 1850 do
store y 81 20 do New inyer do at 81 81, 81 20 for
e a"s .n o 600. SS sss Va % .n
H. Barley aud Bailey Malt arc still scarce aud wanted
oil rates Dat. are II better supply and lower but fairly
quality and Western and State at 69a13c Rye and
wanted &lO$ 10 for Western and State Corn continues
active speculative demand and prices her sales Of
Il E3 our lxliee rate being Tor very high uxed; 8JQJ3c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
PETITION.
Nv Councilman UAYrs-

Petition TO hegc tower and Gre alarm ben erected
the vicinity Of Washington Market.
Which was referred 10 tie Committee The fe Depsr
mcrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

ScIden j. Pinncy viii speak before the tkiENps o.
at Dodw orh's Hall, No. 800 Broadway on DUN
DAY, sspt N q lQA Q u. sad 70 o. M. Seats'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
Rcccipts OF Produce.

sypr 2s-T,e,5 bb. Flour. 633 bbls. Whisky $50 bbl'
Corn Meal 1873 bag, do Is 90 bush. Com 1880 bush
Oats II plrs Ashes 90 nkss lard as pkss lro'nons ~
800 pigs. Petroleum. 1os pkgs. Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

At St. Louis, on tho 22l inst, Eew-York
Exchange from per cent premium buying, and
per cent selling. Government vouchers lU2 per cent
discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

s Grand Pratt Festival viii 90 held IN the " -.
LFYAN CHAPEL, Cottage place, On WEDNESDAY,
EVENING Sept 30 1863 2. o'clock. Several Addresses
viii De delivered and good Singing - onyea ueeveans'
Tickets Is cents each
70 Let, Cbeap-PEW No. To- ST Thom.. Church.
,.er .he Pr,nt Arply 10 K. KEIf- ATAS,
~ No IS Leonsrdst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
Religious Notltes.

A Second Discourse on "The Resurec'ion Of me
De,iv viii e delivered by Prof MATTlSOS, in his Church
In sis st., near eth-av., TO-aoRROW, at loi m. Even
Ing .e.yices st a 2. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
Eonrd OF Counciir,cn.
OyrfCIALi

Ory,ctAtI STATED SESSION, SEPT. n. 1867
The Board mot pursuant adjournment In their Chamber
No ID City Hal. , -,
Prtseni-MOR0As JosEs esq President In the Chair and
the following member VII: . =. :,
Counci.nen Hayes K,cnsp Jones Heay, Riley landlord,
Webster HcVsy Gross Brady Mcconnell Roper. Eoush
,alir Isviand, Cav ncCrafh Murray, oDnen. Brandon,
Brioe Russell fi.1g,rad, Joyce.
The inmates Of tie preceding meeting wen read and ap
proved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
No, ......pll,l 62 70 S2l, III ~

Increase in August, ioVSss''''s''Ff0i'"'s
The earnings of the Great Western Railway
~ Canada for the week ending September Is were
col eo5 lo last year. s5565s OF; increase s563' o.
The Hemilion Canada Spectator saysi
I, 10 now generally known that Mr. q. H. Mingsye. Pey
master Of the Great Railway Company has embt rzed
from SIS to $4,000 he las taken feuGe In the States
The Nj. O. Roberts line to San Francisco and
Oregon viii in future run to the 1sthmus. and carry
passengers over the Panama Railroad.
During the past year, according to the report
Of the State Engineer ard Surveyor fNcwYork seven
new railroad companies have fled articles Of association
in the Office of the Secretary Of State The number OF
railroad companies required by law to report to the
State Engineer is a. Of which g roads operated or
to be operated by horsepower Eleven horse railroads
now in operation ere all that the law requires to report
The length Of railroads in operation in this state Is
1919 34.lOO miles Of which 270 $40 ere operated ~
steam The city railroads constitute the remainder
Tie sumber Of first ca.s passenger cars is LIE OF
which i57 are city railroad cars There are also 2lO
second.eass cars az baggage cars and Joy TeGh'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

The Court Room was closely filed last
last night by our citizens TO listen 10 the
speeches of w. II. +. Gurlcy and Mr..
Murphy, before the First Ward Union
Club. The speeches we're spirited. elo-
quent, and patriotic, and the audience
we're kept to . late hour attentive listen
srs. Mr.. Gurley was systematic and
logical in discussing the issues which
rebsllion and the war present to the coun-
try, plainly demonstrating to every rens
onable mind the duty Of al in our midst
TO reserve, unbroken, the rich legacy oI
iibery-pure' a cd by the blood and suf
ferines Of a seven year struggle, and left
to us TO enjoy and maintain. The latte,
part Of his speech was eloquent, and do
livered with telling effect.
Mr.. Murphy recited his experience il
East Tennessee. which was full Of Incl
dent N d startling adventures. Hiis Phil
ipics against the Southern Confederacy
and his take ofs" on "the flower Of tha
little paradise, were excellent and bro
down The house.
We are pleased to state that the sam
speakers sre engaged to address the 5
Ward Club, at Burrows Hall, this even
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

A Brr or 1 Row.-soms Of the psaos-
able citiseus Of Sd street, between Main
and johnson, were startled yesterday
morning, At an early hour, BY vanous
Screams and excited ordinations, inclad-
Inc ehas 81 'smurder" as usual. Shortly
aflsF i pugilissic encounter vss had
through the front window Of the Nsyada
Saloon. between > woman on the iaside
and man on the outside, who seemed 70
hsvsebres forcibly ejscted BY her. . Ihs
glass asw il sll directions and the blows
fell thick and strosg, whom It length the
nsn ( sh,. saloon kseporl beat ? rstrss'
and ~ieft the victory with the better
half .
Il il said he has gone South TO JON the
seeessioui,ts, We don't youch for this
but shpuldn't wonder if he considers se'
eessio. the best culs for III 'fdeasssis I
.sFssblpe .1s-sts !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21
The spiras - IN ekr Press,

Of all the numerous patriotic addresses
and rssolutiops adopted BY our soldiers at
Murfrseshors, Corinth, vicksburg, Hele-
na, and elsewhere, we have not seen
single one published in any Of the Cop
perhesd papers Of the State. On the con-
trary. We have seen in those papers letters
from here and there nameless stink in
the army denoancing these addresses and
resolutions. And VIC note, moreover, that
tle editors Of the aforesaid Copperhead
sheeta, villify those who participated in
getting up these demonstrations in the
army, and impugn their conduct and their
motives.
It would seem that the course OF the
Copperhcad press towards these loyal and
patriotic addresses and resolutions of the
soldiers, should b sufficient to stamp
i, .ir chsncter in public estimation. And
il is an insult and an outrage that ought
| not to be forgotten either by the scldiers
or by patriots ut home that the Copper.
| head press has excl uded the proceedings
and views Of the many respectable meet
ings held in the army from any place in
their columns. Surely, the emsu who are
1 6 fehting the battles of the country are en-.
titled to the poor privilege Of having theil
public meetings in refsrence TO the aiiairi
Of the country reported BY the press o
the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21
GALE OF COLLATERALS.

Whercas by : certain Agv essnAht Aetweep kSyuolda
q Richa rtson and Robert French, dated December
Y7th lsso too ss,d Yysrch dspssstsd wssA ths sAid
REYNOLDS Richaf fdson. three notss sissed by loan
each All payable fouy ses date = The ordss Of
sa,d Frspch end w Mn And0sseA. -
And Whersas by said sgrv~mert in case the said
prench sloud fA 10 ray within yerr frm Jsutary
lst 1864, ccrtsia dsrree of cenIt "a Fcst
tbcrstu dctrribtd Msp IN shss tNse me ssc
keynolt should SSH SAID notes ~
auction 70 the hiehest bidder.
And Whsrsas aAid dsasss has eensiasd .snpAld iof
the rsriod sp4dAe6s
Noc~ Il tnerefuve hsrssy given Inst ths nndsFsssl
WI a the Urn dAy " mssch, fGS bswSsn ~ nensa
ofgs s'cleck 4. I. 40 ts.elpsh 81 ~ ~.
Coart Ususe An 1ana eli II paA ~ so4ons
% the hsaASaa ~ casA. ~ sosse Asfs'n
ssssr'.s s.la.ssc. Ia1Sol1s : nAx16po.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

i The time 10 at hand for commencing
operations IN the 6eld, in the North As
well as in the South. And it is well nigh
rs important that vigorous operations
should be inaugurated and carried for
ward in the Agricultural field of the
North as in the military feid in the South.
Everything indicates that the supplies
win not be equal to the demand in the
coming season, and all things combine to
promise high prices for everything that
our farmers can produce.
Let our farmers then make their prep
arations and 60 70 work with will, plow-
ing, planting and sowing, and cover the
broad prairies of Iowa with seed prepar-
atoIy to an abundant harvest. If they
lack hands, hire them, never doubling
but that the investment vii! yield an am
pie profit. Hire white ncn If you can,
Or black men if they are to be had.
You have work to do. and great deal
OF il must bs done if you consult your
own interests and the interests Of the
country. What you require is laborers
10 do the work. and if men can plow and
plant, it matters not what their complex
ion may be so far as your crops are con-
cerned. Complexion is mere matter Of
political humbuggery. which for the
resent season should lie confined to the
newspapers and stump orators who sym-
pAthise with the slaveholdlng rebels.-
Let our farmers consult their own inter.
est and the interests cf us all by employ.
Ing an ample force to carry on their farms
to their utmost capacity. And if they
cannot obtain sufficient force at home
send of East or South, or wherever else
laborers can b found.
Don't suspend business waiting for the
Conscription, for it may be the conscrip
tion Won't come, and il it does you vii
be oil the better prepared for it if you
have good crope under way.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

A likely lot of consrabands. consisting
Of man, won en- and children, came up on
the Jennie Deans night before last, in
charge Of Mr. Chaudie. They are from
Arkansas, and number Of the men have
been in Government employ and have
vouchers for considerable sums due them.
Being placed in care Of the Provost
Marshal, they have through him hired
themselves out to different persons wish
ing their services. The contracts for the
mems wages were from sS to sls per
month by the year, and the women about
- per month. The negroes in all cases
made their own bargains.
A noticeable fact in this connection is,
that although these contrabands came in
the night. without any previous notice,
there we're more applications for them by
8 o'clock the next morning than could be
supplied.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21
The 4 tack On CAarlsston.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia North American writes:
at u now stated ss fact, BY those
Who profess to know, that the grand at
tack upon Charleston win be made the
present week the assault viii be ops ned
BY the iron~clads, which are in perfect
readinass, It the head OF which will Be
the new Irensides. Il il proposed to
steam direct for the city, replying to the
FIRE from the fora md foflGcations %
The vessels pass up, snd if this 10 sac-
cessful the city will be at our mercy. A
demand for surtsndsr win b made upon
the authorities, and n the sxest OF rsfu.
sal the bombardment Of the city will taks
place" .lai4 s,.ga.s,.,
The shove sgrsss With our own infpr.
nation but whsthsr o0Trset or not, til
event must dstsrnins: Nsw York Eve
Post. a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

Lately returned froa q tout EsAys' tour ronnd the
,orld And hsvihx since their return, xven SIXTY
TWO aUCcEeSDu LCONCERT6 h TIM q NJ 0f New
YorS leo visited wAxhingtou, baltiuore, aud meAy
fthe r,cpal cfles OF the Wtsttfu 6tatek, In al Of
vhich their Concerts have been atasuded ~
most fashionable and delghtsd audience that evfr
ers.ssod mnsicAi artists, would SOW fespoetfsly an
nounes ONE of thsir highly popalas AueICAL ~
~ above.
heGx RApsss1tra sm6rsess = ensaU coilecaion Of
veal QnaytsAs afraAgsd IN ther oyn pseniaI ssyie
aiso variety of the bwec1est nntshs 1sinh Stotch
German spd epeuish baltMae sxtAnt Hnmoroas
songs Duets, Ac, Aries. Cavatnas and Sesns. from
she works "a she npss popular Issliss SD French
kasters. In aAdiep - shsr psns choios sel~osisn
q vecai Mas,e they yn play several pieces ON NC
TAa AaALLEGHAkIANs bsg leave te state g lnsa,
EuGmekuus friends and pstfona OF Sofmm ysa.s,
t1Acnt fear yean aas thsy Addcd NE sMtss nn1Ls 2
q their already supeFtof Copcsrni and NE rrese,
i vall y m enmp~4ent mOscal critics,
their He'll Pls, ing superior y snytalns q 70 ana
ever heard In this country, not cxcepne tnas ~ n.e
eyiginsi swtss He'll He gers who sppsafsd 10 Ws
ited states sbouG nfk4e6 ytnBs slnce. sis ..
4 lSSiON-Drpss Circle aad Psrqnette, oo oonus
CsiidYsn 5 cans. g0%itsris, - ssnts.
Commences d o'clock. ssm.
psrirs th+iy sccurn in fosSign hands. the roncer'
II osthe ALI.RG RAEIANS we're hsA,ssa ~ tns stssss.
snre OF hundr eds and thouAands of svsns1
-KiuSs, Asueens. NAbcs. ard fhe mos. asNss
~ "a o the age pAtrosasd their ~.
iayished upon them the mos! asttefins oemonssfsos
OF approval. ,ar,.vp u.n.~er
I-.,1 A1,-.t n a. WaLDROy, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

Liss - lewA DelaIers Who have A1sA
In Hospitals NJ -. Louie, MO-, 1rom
march san - March i7sh, 1873.
(RurniAsd ~ Thos W. Long, tsf lows, Ststs sank
,Ts 4 laEy AQsps fer ~ louis and vtctpiN.1
March q Ia Alexander, GO s1,h, sosHuen, vaIiols.
~ Q, y n JoAnasn, % ,, l0sh. /" -
" 10, Daniel HuG, DO n 3th, !"
10, q II Porter, 90 =. Nth, :.
!" Al, VIM nsssls ston. % D. s7th, Z.
!" IL, Oss = Davis, 90 G, 33d ehFraic diasrhsA.
= M. los spauidings o, e. ID Cav, eensunption.
/" Is. HENRY Scott % y. Ssh, phthi%is pnlmouaiia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21
- Th. Raw R;.hon S;mrso,, dali,

eT The Rev. Bishop Simpson deliv-
ersd an excellent SERMON on Sunday, at
the Dunbarten stFest church, George
town, ID. Os,s from the text, 9 For what
soever il born Of Eod oyercometh .ths
World; and this Is the victory that over.
ieoshsth thsworld, even our faith." Pres
ident Lincoln. accompanied b. the 6ecrs
tary Of War. wsss present, and mach #
iectsd, hsing uoved - tsars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21
" LsYAl DsMecrae.

We find letter from Gen. Wallace in
the Cincinnati papers, which closes thus !:
This IS neither .sLincoln's war, !" nor .
"war for negroes" nor q war for conquest
OF glory, or party. Il 10 the peoples war
for tree Gcyernmeni. The only distiae-
tiou that can be made between the hero
vino fell u Bunker Hill, md the hero who
fell at Shiloh, 10, one died to establish free
Government. the other died to .perpetaate
it; both are martyrs TO liberty, Will
the people abandon their own cause
God forbid M
To all OF which our readers viii say,
Amenl General Walisss is Democrat
bred and born.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21
TME PEACE PARTY.

There never was . war in which there
was not Peace party. Some men want
peace on any terms. Some want to aid
the enemy il their designs, and Others are
discouraged about success. la the Rev:
olution and in lSl2-l5, there were lasge
Peace parties. But. the Peace party oi
the Revolution terminated in an extens-
i've emigration TO Novia Scotia and Eng.
land. The Pescc party Of lSl4-lS cul.
minated 10 the Hartford Convention. and
the subseq uent exits Of all it, leaders
from public trusG and confidence. II the
present Peace party carry out its designs,
the people will giva thsm rewards equal
IL strsking and iastruotive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21
seMETHING NE W.

I d. Stern wishes TO inform his custom
lsrs, asd the public in general, that he Is
s,oeiying New Goods an the Clothing
Aine, daily.
7 People viii end it TO their advantage
10 give him call before purchasing e.ss-
where. His stock comprises everything
~ Msa, Youth. and Boys wear. DC, DC.
Rsmsnber the old stand, Main-st., near
Tho Levee. Mar - wv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

~ Don't forget the Soldiers Tenn
peraaos meeting this evening at Medical
Coalses Lecture room. Surgeon Taylor
delivers the lecture.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

AEuts
The information, after setting forth the
authority on which it is based, to-wit: the
acts of Congress, and that John slidellis
at present in rebellion against the Gov
ernnent. and in the service q tho SO
called Confederate States, as Minister or
Commissioner 70 France, proceeds TO do
nounce his property as forfeited and sub
ject to ,on6scalion for the support Of the
army engaged in putting down the rebel
lion, and asks for It's seizure and sale, after
due proceedings, according to law.
The schedule. Of the property. Us FUR
nished to the Attorney BY the Quarter
mas~r Department, covers three sheets OF
foolscap. It consists oatirely Of real, ,es-
tate, houses and lots scattered all over the
CITY, the estimated vsfue of which Is about
$3.50 900. The information Was ordered
to be fled, and the matter will come up
for adjudication at IN early day.
Asinore' fit object at which to strike the
first blow anderthe oon6scation act, could
scarcely have been found. He was con-
sidered one Of the wealthiest men in Lou
isiana, but he never spent much OF hi
time here, and his most valuable property
is in other sections Of the country. or II
Europe-where his money and person
are now in security 5a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

Hess 4 Stern. on Main street, are now
, rsceipt of the most desirable goods IN
:sir line, such as Clothing, Gentlsmsns'
Goods. Trunks, Ac. They
ayite their customers, and the public
Generally 70 give them trial and they
III warrant good satisfusAiou in All cases.
snsYlTdlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

/ BouNp 10 SuIr.-Vencill 4 Jones are
3 receipt of = splendid assortment Of
5loshs, Casaimeres, vestings, DC, for the
pring and summer trade. They guaran-
,ee TO give their customers fits, and per-
&c. satisfaction in quality, style and
or;ces. fmch16-dlw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21
.rEAKIrC TINS EvsnnNc.

Hon. w. H. F. Gurley, from Daven-
part, u. 9. District Attorney for Iowa.
and Mr.. Murphy, Refngss from East
Tennessee, now hospital patient belong
ing TO an Illinois regiment, will address
the Sd Ward Club in Burrows Hall this
evening. Turn out and hear them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

ColIKcrED.-Ths State Agent for our
hospital, J. c. Todd, Esq, has collected
for the low. soldiers during the time he
has been here (4A months about $25 900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

.s0aocxxs.--StaGord h AcCune, enc OF
our old reliable houses, are still doing
ausineas on tho Levss = Wholesale Gro.
cers and Commission Merchants. Mer.
chants laying in their spring supplies
viii do well to give them call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

|NorIcx.-Tha Adjutans General Of the
ate wishes 10 obtain the r. o. address
/ kloviag named psr-ous J. Y. Army,
Eissbssh 6paidiog, Edwards d Snyder.
naustus Young, Laurent BIanck or
sAnch. mArzOd5t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

d rCLus MEErINo.-The Sd Ward Union
Clab holds its regular meeting tonight.
The many enthusiastic Union men Of tins
ward only need to be reminded OF the
time, % secure full attendance. q
Nesting in Burrows' Hall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

- Harp. wAxrEp.--The Desmoines
PlAn,up M,ll is in want OF hands Good
usees for good woskmen will be given.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

kES,ryices will be held as usual in
.ths Uaited Presbyterian Church Dr.
Brown's) on Sabbath, the 9ad, on Fifth
street. betwsen Main and Blondeau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-21

WAsrxD.-Cabus wants boy TO serve
= IN apprsatics ia learning the Bar
70 trads- Apply .. his shop At the
knef q Main and Second streets.
nssr9t div