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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-09-09
United States of America !:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESsEE--No. 20.
VA HEREAS, an information has been filed in the
w i-triot Court OF the United State for said Dis
trct, on the TN day Of August, A. ID 1868, by John
1rimbc hsq Attorney for the United States for said
District aud behalf Of the United States, against
certain lot and the stOfehouse aud Othtr improve
ments thereon, fronting on Market street, and also
on College street. South Of Broad street. IN the city
OF ashvlle and District aforesaid, being the store
house OF NJ. A. Parrish 4 o., and the lot and i'm
pruvtments appurtenant thereto seized by and now
10 custody Of r X. Glasoock, Marshal, &C. under an
order Of seizure issued by said John Trimble, Aug
3D. 1868, alleging In substance that said property was
knowingly used by the owners thereof and with the
consent OF the Ownei s. In aiding, abetting and pro-
noting certain armed Tcbo hon against aud Tesisi-
anco 10 the laws OF tho United States:
Now therefore, IN Obedieucct 10 the mOniton OF the
Court under he seal OF the Court to directed and
delivered, / do hreby give public notice TO all per-
sous claiming said property, or knowing, or having
anything 90 say, why the same should not be con
demned IA forfeited that they be and appear before
said Dist iCt Court 10 be held at the Fedora Court
room at the Capitol 10 the city OF Nashville, on the
10Th day Of October 1865 then and there 10 nterpose
their claims r. X. GLASCOCK,
U. s. Marshal for Middle District OF Tennessee.
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Tor Hale.

OK ACRES OF LAND, an THE UtLfATIN
- TURNPIKE, IA miles from ho city, With neH
Framed noule, coma ping = ar II HomH, uId Hr.,a
ki chen with Two Rooms, with Stable aUda mos
cessaty out hous on Of tbs best uei hho hoods
I'M hes ate An excellent male AID fpulIr La8l
b. within sight The Land Us ficp and b olu tl.p.
ana s a cho.ls p'a.e Tor NBrket uardrI Good
Cistorn, fruit FIcgs, sc Ap lyt
q. "a s 81 agent.
Cherry street. near lU..r.
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For Sale,

A HANDSOME RESIDENCE Lot fronting the
"A Capitol Park Street, considered the most desir
able part Of the city for Family Resi- euces Apply
20 II. G.. SSJVhL.
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Planters Bank Of Tennessee,
Union Bank of Tennessee,
State Bank of Tennessee,

And all other Good Tennessee Bank Money at par
This REAL ESTATE, comprises some Of the most
desirable sites In and about the city Of Nashville,
which has been and will continue to DO one Of the
liyeliest, hoathiest most thriving, and money max
ing cities In the Union For sale by
II. @. sCOYEL
0TrIoE-Corner Of Park aud Capitol Avenue nearly
opposite the Capitol rorth Of Cedar street
81 Fee herewith schedule, in part, Of Real rs
tate viz
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Walnut Grove Lots,

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water fac-
n ties, healthy prettily sop"d. hne forest trees
about ton or fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square possessing the advantages IN many respects
o. both city ana .untry, aud exempt from the dis
advantages of the city, viz: effiuvia heal, heavy
taxes, etc. The subscriber offers SALE LOIS
on all tho streets and avenues in tn beautiful plat
Apply TO IA. G.. sCoVkL
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$40 Reward /!

CTRAYE0 OR STOLEN, about two weeks ~.
y ago, from Nd. ei-ld Common, uno Bay 49,
Horse, about sixteen HANDS nigh, branded Il ~
IN eft SHOULDER } O., The subsrrihor VT 4 nay tho
above reward 10 any one uv ng The horse az Die
estabiithu ent, 10. a. Makket street "a. W AlaE
ey's old and ION G. CRDNK
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OEnKON BITTFNS
NOTICE.

We pay particular attention TO the
handling aud sale Of Cotton, having facilities for SC
doing uusur, assed By y other honss. Lihord al
Nauces mGdD on Shipment, and the highest market
price always guaranteed We would part cularly
can the attention of Shippers Of cotton ~ ths Lott
Nyille market NCfhhh IN q hNhf tts
Tia the Provision and Commission busIrC'si ho.slls
Main Sc louisville Ky
aug6-lm
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a superior RockawaY fOr s ale,

4 VERY HANDSOME ARTICLE, FOR A FAM.
~ ~ Made 20 orde- Of the best material ma
workman hip Price $40 Harness SIS II has
been used but litle,i about good = nov, vely
substantial, and weighs only 49J loFi o be acu at
summers table, College street Apply 20
tERrY, or
h BAR IS.
sep6--tf y.
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BUGGY FOR SALE.

4 SECONDHAND Tor Double BUGGY AND
a Harness will be sold CHEAP, or czchaug a ior "a
light kxprsbs Wagon, n Application b. maUe soon 90
Mr.. O,erstrrot, on The Frauklu plto. tuu uUrla
south OF Broad street. tCU2-2W.
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Buena Vista Lots for Sale !

VNHESE LOTS possess the four.fold advantages of
u health, groand well suited for walks aud roads,
good water. and eligibility oheapness
Apply TO II. q. sCOVEL.
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Prolong Life.

DY the purchase Of Home Lot, for your own
ID use, thereby avoiding those monthly, quarterly,
ami annual annoyanoes such 1SET BUNS, which
cOufuse disturb, fret, and shorten life.
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$50 REWARD.

I oSr. on me 6In IN T III SOUTH NASH
II VILE Ia Or near Carroll street -FOUR Hun
uREn AID FIFTY D0LbAbs The ilHder vii c0n-
fer favor upon dy, By leaving it at this once
ami receiving the above reward
sepT-2tn
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That Valuable Business Lot,

ON the North eide Of the Public Square, next to
~ Messrs n. Douglas, fronting twenty
nine and hvetwelfths feet, and running back about
one hundred and twenty two feet TO slley, com
manding line view Of Market street, Is now offered
for sale by n. @. SCOYEL
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Invest Your Money 4!

A no recent perod in the history Of the country,
IA more than the present, have surrounding cir
oumstanoss indicated the wisdom Of investing ur
money in something substantial. viz Real Estate, a
good Home Lot, or Place for Business.
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In pursuance Of the above order, The stockhold
ers OF the Nashville snd Northwestern Railroad
Company, will please take rotice, that mceti g Of
the stockholders Of said Company IS required to be
held in Nashville, on the SECOND MONDAY in
oo ODER NEXT, being the le,h day Of the month
The meeting VIII convene at the ofico of the Nash
vile aud Chattanooga Railroad Company.
fall attendance lie requested.
JOHN q. EWING. scefyauJ Treasurer.
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For Sale,

A BRICK HOUSE situated on the Franklin Pike,
"A corner Of Bsss street, containing four 70 ms,
kitchen, stable, etcthirty.fve feet front, hun
dred and forty feet deep, to az alley.
h. G. SCOYEL.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

OTice Dep0t Quu7teTWlnStei
Na5hville, august 24th 1868.
O,EALED PROPOSALS will bo received at this Office
- until . o'clock, NJ, Friday, August zsth, 1903,
for Furnishing this Depot with
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For Sale, Four Business or Home
,otS

NALUAB'E for residences or for business, be-
cause of their being centrally sltusted corner
OF Gay and North summer streets, uPoa soping
ground, in healthy locality, near the Hynts'
school Building aud, eiths, close TO the Ca Iito and
its anticipated beautiful Park. Apply TO
II. @. SCOVtL.
Eug2l.
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NASatt Ii4i4A NEsE. b, ts03,
JOHN o. EWING, Kso secretary ana Treasurer, OF
the Nashville and Northwc cru RaIr,ad Com
pany
DEAR SIR Y uwiH please calla meeting Of tho
Stockholders Of the Nashville end Northwestern
Railroad Company for the Election Of ircctors of
sal Road, and for any other business appertaiuing
to said Company Tho Eoctiou to take place he
Second Monday IN October
n. BURNS, V r. Of the ~ n. W r. CO.
JAS. ~. NEWSOM, q"
A. n HICKS,
W n. II RN,
X o. IoNAlRY, DIRECTORS
W. " BANG,
u, 7. McGANOCK
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tate, viz
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Hamilton Miss 81 q
li1cans Miss Jennie
biii Miss Jennie
hanke afs kebecca
lowell Miss Fannie
Hampton Miss Bo 5s
Higg ns Miss r
ne ming Mrs 3 eph
Hal tcd birC g %
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10
THrEvIsG. Yesterday a bundle Of

THrEvIse.-Y esterday a bundle Of
goods were taken from the front of Mr..
Durkee's store by woman who hereto.
fore has borne respectable character
She lives in Hancock Co., Ill, and is
said to be in good circumstances. She
was seen taking the goods by lady who
thought they were taken from the store
of Mr.. Woodward, and informing him,
he pursued the criminal and succeeded
in regaining the stolen property, bat lAt
the woman go on her way. After re-
turning to his store he found tha, the
goods belonged to Mr.. Durkee, and not
to himself as he supposed. We have
heard of several such instances lately
and think that it is nearly time that the
offenders we're brought TO justice. and an
example made of them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

MUsIc.--We invite especial attention
to the card of Miss Cannon, who proposes
taking limited number Of pupils desiring
to take lessons in instrumental music -
There is no other accomplishment that
we regard as so desirable as that of mu
sical education, and we earnestly hope
that the lady may Immediately obtain as
many pupils as she can attend to. Ap
plication should be made at her residence
corner of Third and High streets.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
WARpKr's oFricE Iowa PExirKNIiARY,
Fort Madison Nov ember 6sh 1853


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ O'Clock H., for the LABOR OF ABOUT ONE HUN
DRRD AND FIFTY CoNvICTs. in the inst tuition
for q term exceeding ten less than hve years
The term will commence the 6rst day of June 1864
II IL intended TO let the men and shop room fol-
lowsy
feet, lib not less than twenty men.
shop No. 9, nov used for wood work and carpcpte
shop 80 BY SO feet, with not less than twenty men,
sbep No. 3, now used as Saw Shop 80 by 90 feet
" ih not less than twenty Mons
shop No. =, now used 40 Painting and Furnishinp
shop, 70 by 80 feet, with not less than twenty -nvs
shop No. 5, now used Cooper Shop, % by los
feet with not less thsn thirty Eve
less than thirty men
Bidders will specify the kind Of work. the number
of men, aud the price Of labor. discipline will be
m maintained at the expense OF the State.
Bids will be considered for any business not in con
fict with the laws Of the State.
The undersigned Commissioners reserve to them
selves the right select such bids as wiil in their
Judgment be promote the Interests Of the Institution
and conflict leasi with the interests Of the State No
bids received for less than twenty In any one con-
tract.
III labor Of the convcts will not be leased for les,
than thirty-nve cents each perdsy for any length
time.
The forms Of contracts and stipuations therein cor
tained - BE- established BY the said Commissioners
ences, that the proper contract will be entered into
Perso can refer 10 the 1Warden OF The Iowa Pen
tentary Fort Madison for all necessary Information
J. c. WALKER,
3. A. LAYTON. Ctantssicssy
nov9-d3t ED. JOHNSTONB.y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

~The editor of the Des Moines
statesman is furiously angry because
Maryland is setting its face against the
"patriarchal institution" The editor in.
sists that tha people of that State are
"coerced" into the emancipation policy,
and are only kept in the Union by Fed
eral bayonets.
The editor of the Statesman don't seem
to want Maryland in the Union at all
unless it be as slave State, and be is ev
identity much more concerned to save ths
patriarchal institution, as he lovingly
terms it, than he is to save the Union O
our fathers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

THE SoNo MEssEEaER.--This musical
little monthly for November lies on our
table. This is an unusually interesting
number, and is replete With music and
miscellaneous reading matter. The mu.
sic is new and excellent. Among the
pieces are, "March the Starry Flag il
Ger u.s." "My Prairie Land; !" clean
ing Towards Each Other"
Address Root & Cady, publishers, Chi
cago, Ill.
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EMinnesota, following the political
fashion of these days, elected her Union
Candidates last Tuesday. Stephen Miller,
Union candidate for Governor, receives 9
majority Of not less than 10000, and prob
ably more. The city of ST. Paul goes
Union by 500 majority, and that county
(Ramsey) gives 225 Union majority
which is 3 gain of about one Thousand
over last year.
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IOWA ASSOCIATION,

IOWA ASSOCIATION.
There was large attendance of Iowans
at Smeed's Hall, in Washington City, on
the Cd inst. The occasion was . special
meeting called to celebrate the victory
lately achieved in this State over the Cop
perheads. The meeting was addressed
by Col. N. P. Chapman, of General Cur
tis' staff, Caleb Jackson, Hawkins Taylor
and Mr.. E. c. Smeed. After a few re-
marks by other gentlemen, the Associa-
ton adjourned until the last Saturday 10
November.
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Sealed proposals will be received at the
Warden's Office of the Iowa Penitentiary,
at Ft Madison, until Saturday. Decem-
Der 9Th, for the labor OF about one hun-
dred and fifty convicts for a term of years
and shop room. See advertisement in
another column.
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@ 1t is seldom We can endorse any.
thing which appears in the New York
World, but to the following we give .
hearty amen:
If Charleston, which set the ball Of thil
terrible civil war in motion, shall, By the
obstinacy of its resistance. become ,
smeared and blackened ruin, the country
will recognize the finger Of retributivs
justice which thus transforms the cfadl.
ofths rebellion into ito coffin, and hang
Up The devoted city = funeral pail.
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WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS.
Several columns might be filed with

Several columns might be filed with
the history of the Grocery business in this
city during the last fifteen years-show-
ing how persons have made and lost
how others have struggled through the
.thard times" and come out wieer, if not
richer, by their experience; but it is our
intention in this article to mention only
one firm, the business of which we have,
by chance, been some little acquainted
with.
Messrs. KELLOGG & BIRGE commenced
selling groceries in q small room on Fourth
street in the year 1856 and coming here
as entire strangers, they had nothing but
their experience to assist them in getting
customers. Their stock Of goods was
small, but of good quality. The stand
being convenient to the market grounds,
great many chance customers would
buy such groceries IS would be necessary
to make up days supply of provisions.
and who would not care where they got
it. Still there is large number of buy
ers who notice achat they buy and aohere
they buy it, and recollect all the dealer
tells them, and whether he recommends
an inferior article or not These men
aimed to do fair and honorable business,
only claiming their profit on such arti-
Giles as they sold, according to its quality.
They remained in this stand some eighteen
months, and finding that their business
was increasing very rapidly. sought and
found q room on Main street, between
Sixth and Seventh--business houses on
Main street being scarce, and command
ing high rents at that time. 1t was rather
an expensive experiment apparently, but
having concluded to engage in the whole
sale trade, the change was necessary, and
finally made. Still their old customers
patronized them, even though little out
of the way. They advertised to the coun-
try Trade, simply telling them what they
had, and soliciting call from merchants
when in the city.
Their business thus increased, while
many other firms were struggling through
the financial difficulties which had passed
over the country the year previous, and
in fact had almost ruined every business
man. These rooms being rather too far
from the river and other large wholesale
houses, they watched an opportunity to
secure better location, and finally OBJ
tanned their present house at still higher
rate of rent, where they have been doing
heavy wholesale business during the
last four yeaes, aud are now offering to
the Trade large and complete stock Of
groceries, of the best quality, at the low
est living figures. Mr.. Kellogg has just
returned from the Eastern markets, where
be purchased, personally, their stock
which will be arriving during the present
month. Their stock on hand is one of
the largest ever brought to this market at
one time.
In addition to the business qualifca-
tions of these gentlemen, and as one of
the best evidences thereof in building up
trade, they have always advertised lib
orally in the GATE City, and continue to
do 30. (See advertisement in another
column
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SroLEN.-We would call attention to
the advertisement Of Mr.. Leighton, whose
mare, saddle and bride, were stolen on
the 9th inst. from his stable. He offers
fifty dollars reward to any one who will
return both mare and thief, and thirty
dollars for the recovery of the mare.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

BM-Leslie Combs, Of Kentucky, who
would have died long since with "nigger
on the brain," had the disease been as fatal
to the physical as it is to the mental and
moral system, publishes letter in which
he asserts that the Abolitionists and Peace
men combined carried the State of Ohio
and that there is great danger they will
ruin the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

New GooDs. Messrs. Younker and
Bros. have jvst received large and well
selected stock of fall and winter goods
which. they say, they can sell from ten tt
fifteen per cent. cheaper than any othel
house in the city. Ladies, call and exam
inc them, and you will be sure to b,
suited.
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aNever since the organization of the
navy Of the United States have there been
SO many vessels Of war in New York har.
Dor as At the present time. There are no
less than sixty-two, carrying four hundred
and forty-four guns-a larger force than
that of the entire United States navy be.
fore the outbreak of the rebellion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

EThe Olney Qll.) Journal has gone
into the hands of Captain A. w. Hawkins,
Of Tennessee, who proposes to make it .
wide awake Union paper, pledged to the
vigorous prosecution of the war and the
suppression of the rebellion. As such,
we commend it to the public and bespeak
for it success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

FoUND.-Near the corner of Seventh
and Franklin streets, coral necklace,
with gold clasp and locket, which the
owner can have by proving property and
paying for this notice
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

~ On Wednesday, November 1lth,
N. II. Williams, wholesale, retail and com
mission auctioneer, will close out at auc
tion, a stock consisting of bed and bed
ding, parlor furniture, Brussels carpet
and common carpet, wardrobe etc., etc.,
for the benefit of consignees.
Come one, come all.
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Union No. 3.

The members of Union Fire Company
No. 3, are hereby notified to attend the
regular monthly meeting of the company
this TUESDAY evening at I o'clock.
BY order of W.B. TArMAN.
President.
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THE RIvER.-The late rains above have
made big rise in the Mississippi, and it
is still rising at this point. Every one is
interested 10 the rise of the river, and all
are taking advantage Of it. Everything
begins to look brisk at the levee again,
and the boats will soon be running on
time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

BLAEKs.-We have on hand large
assortment of finely printed blanks of ap-
proved forms, and printed on good paper,
for sale at reasonable rates.
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fW The democracy are not So n

I The democracy are not SO much
concerned about their habeas corpuses as
they were before the defeat of Vallandig-
ham, and the snceess OF the Union tick
cts at the October and November elec-
tions.
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~The Jennie Whipple is the mo,

D~ The Jennie Whipple is the morn
ng boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival of the cars, and will
make connection with trains at Burling-
ton for Mt. Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumws,
DC, also with trains East for Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

Wool GRowING.-The st. Paul Press
presents statement on this subject from
which we learn that there are now l75,-
600 sheep in Minnesota, yielding SOC, ,OO0
pounds of wool in 1868, while in 1850
there were but 80 sheep in the entire
State.
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N office.

There will be meeting at the Cour
House in this city, on Wednesday eve
ming, Nov. IL, 1868, at II o'clock P. n.
for the purpose of organizing Lyceun
for the ensuing winter. All interested
in the matter are invited to attend.
w. f. B. Lynch, w. w. Jameson.
S. T. Marshall, O.P. Emry,
Geo.. w. McCrary, II. B. Ten Eytk.
Sam. NJ. Clark, Edmund jaeger,
R. H. Gilmore, ]. H. Craig,
D. b. Hamill, w. l.. Wood,
Henry Strong, VIM. Fulton,
Lee Il. Seaton, A. LeFeve5
Chas. A. Choate. j. D. Springer,
j. S. Kimball, A. W. Sheldon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

HORSES FOR SALE.-See advertise.
ment of ten good draft horses for sale
A rare chance for bargain.
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Arrival and Departure Of Mails.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

X. 1T. D. n. AND n. \. \. Z. ut. r. AND n. r.. u.
Train leaves 30 An. Train leaves tbs An.
arrives. g. 90 Pm. 2d Train leaves $50 Pm.
ghtleaves.. 3 00P.M ILLINOIS SOUTH 1. RI.
arrives. go Pm. Leaves Hamilton 4: 90 ? N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

s~We understand that the notes fos
the National Bank. instituted under the
new national banking law, will not be
ready under twenty days.-fWashingtou
Republican, 3lst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

LowRY.--NothiDg but electricity car
beat Lowry in getting the news. He re
ceives allthe eastern dailies in advape'
of the pals. For late papers eoto Low
ry's, where you will also End all the mos
popular magazines and periodicals pub
lished, Photographs Of all the distin
|guished generals, stationery, &c., DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

~ There is an alarming scarcity ol
coal at Cincinnati.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-10

@- The election comes off in the
State of Delaware to-day.