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State Ticket same a. Lincoln.


Rev. P. P. Iogslls, the patriotic and
enthusiastic agent of the Soldiers Orphan
Association, offers sloO for the best, $50
for the second best. and S25 each for the
two next best songs to be used at meet
logs held in behalf Of the Orphans ms.
titutc.
Mr.. Ingalls, has doue good thing, and
it is to be hoped his liberal offer and the
cause on behalf of which be makes /,
will excite the emulation of the poets oil
the country and elicit some credtable
productions for the occasion.
Pieces presented for the premium must
be sent to Hon. James Wright, Secretary
of State. at DesMoines, before the fourth
OF March next.
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financial nu0 Commercial


BY Telegraph NEW YcnE. Nov IL.
Cott n--iieasy and decidedly lower at y for mid
ding npis nds.
four-stsfe and Western dull and 2sc lower At 20
az So for Extra State 10 6sQlo s. for Entra IL o.
aud 10 s5An IS for TrAde Brands market ciosed hrm
with no sellers At inside prices
whsky-Ea Ter ~ 1901 ~ for Western, chiefly
at 13.a1 s4iz.
wheat-Dai. aud or less nominal a decline Of
10 &c tu-hel: Winter ksi Western at 2S choice
new " hite Mich. al 50; choice Amber Mich 20.
Rye-Quici
BMRy-Duii and hessy.
cWn-Duii and 70 &c lower at se6 50 for Mixed
W.sfern in store.
oAi--Dni at sic foF Western
Wool-t{usf.
Eics-uaet at I3i11ise.
GofIre-paii and nominal.
euSxr-D Dull Cuba and Mnsclyado Il a 2c Porto Rice
at II
Hgis~xes--nali aud nominal.
Fstfaerui-Qui@t Crude SAG &c, Eehnei in Bond 70
&5le d. Free sic.
fork-ogen ed decidedly lower, bpf rIosea mere arm
y os3s 10 for n-~-, p 15e49 p cash and
regular sring ~ - b; - uoa1 60 tUr prime
and - Tietsi "a for prime
berf-ttssIy At sSi2r Tor crubtfy mess ~ cog
= 90 Tor rsrsrked nse- 10 60 ~ ~ extra mess
Def Hans-frm at q oo@z.s 30.
tui Arats-Rsfhet heavy at IL G. ise for shoulder
aHi Is q 2ic FIR hams.
ksr3n Sidssood demand short fibi-ed for December
and 5snasry iss4e
LSra-iees setise aaa decidedly Io~er, Il a. lat
ter rrics sxir.su+ closing FOR prime
EN-.
Batter-neasy at sglesssc for Western, and 500
for state
| cbvese-ussry isss2.Ie
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4 o-nfght.

Don't forget that DR.. Il. S. Foster, Of
New York, lectures this evening at the
Chatham Square NJ E. Church, under
the auspices OF the Keokuk Library AS.
ISOLATION. Lei all our Keokuk public
attend. Do ii for various and sundry
reasons. Dei because the lecture will
be an instructive aud eloquent one, aud
because the Association have been doing
praisewortby work, have mos, efficient
~ discharged their duties The institu-
tion Is an honor to the pace, aud should
receive the hearty support aud patronage
of all our citizens. DO il because the
money is needed and will be used Tor the
purchase of additional books for the H.
brsry. Besides, il this commencement,
is successful, the Association will secure
the services OF some of the most dis.in
guished lecturers in the country, and We
will have splendid course of lectures
during the winter Come out. Il will
be fifty cents well expended. A thous-
aud people are wanted to hear DR.. Foster
tonight.
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ATTENTION, EVERYBODY We found it
yesterday. Found what Found the
place to buy goods at unprccedentedls
low prices. |, is the establishment of
NJ. Lesem & Co, Main, between Ali and
5th. They have a very large stock of
goods, which were bought in New York
during the late panic. AID which they are
selling for at least 35 per cent. cheaper
than you can get them elsewhere. or than
Mr.. Lessen was selling the same quality
OF goods for two weeks ago. IIe b.. +.
large number of ladies' cIoaks Of fine
quality, which are very cheap. Ladies
shawlS, selling much below market rate.
Ladies latest style dress goods. gentle.
mems dress goods, muslias, flannele. blan.
kets and notions, and staples of all kin DIS
aud all at low rates. Give them ell
friends, and convince yourselves III.
what We have told you herein is true and
no Peter Funk.
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PRODUCE, PRovIsIors, 20.
Jorreetea BY GAYLORD : CO.. Prslaee Dealers.

fLouK-superfne. - SO = Dbl, p sack, 50; Doubl,
Extra, p Dbl, Q 50, q rack, 5 So Extra p bbl so
per sack CO. Retail DOC = bbi and 25c a rack hiaher
thanksgiving. 81 cot "a; Fall, Il % 70 60 = bp
Coax MEAL-$2 so 2 100 H..
BsAx--wheat, 81 20, Corn, Is p 100 hs.
CoRs-New 60 to IS; old 90 p bushsl.
RYE-1o TO SOC p bush
BanLxY-rdl, / eoSi so; Spring, so01 10.
0ATs.-55c p bush--
0RKKN ArPLEe-dO<9o0c.
PofAfon-1 90 to1 20.
Buf4sa-- Cunmen, SOC; Choics. $40.
Egue-25c.
LxnD-2oc
6HoUlDERs-1oc b. t.e
Sfpes-23c y y.
HAns-2Sc : D.; Sugar Cured q, ~.
WINES 3saSs-Common % Good, q 2soQ ~ Prime
Navy, 81 90.
TALLow--l2c-
bKKxwAx-50
H1IT Timothy. 81 oo@ls %; ba,sd, 40 %; Prairis
HlDss-Dry mint, 121<r Dry salsd, l2raruAby, al
price Green, I. Green sheep Pslts, u . - q.
SRsDs-T Timothy, 81 90, Flax II IS. e~
HKKI CAr9ta-e2 ~. 20 . % gruss.
sHeRn-S4 90 10 . 90 Vhsad.
wool-Fsetory Tub-washsd. 100 Ok; M 1lssss, q
Medium do, Is.
FAR Hoes-Q1 00netts
RRArRsRs-50c.
RAas--s7 ses}{e.
single 6snnies, SIC: double do, ese.
seenase, 3 baea-, 5se to Is.
Flour, u Dbl, - - g.
x = ~ X61aS{p6oes1& f5fs
eAcEs--Wool eseks, % . piecs. -. @stess
On CorPn 80 70 - > =.
o. DaAsp-oe ~.
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carcAeo. Nov. II.
by Telegraph,

~ Telegraph CHICAGO, Nov. IL.
III. market ios Hogs Is nosfztsiy active. hot
III S<Sii 90 and 10 pozxIo 10 81 medium to g.ed.
reef tastis-stssds vssSt "a for choic~
Pr0sisions-puil and easier. beef him. I0r
SOC lower. iisht szIs 50 o - prinse toT
St. lower pss kied hsas &c lower.
Las.l-ntdi.
T4lf0x-fsc lower.
.lausz5 lower. With light sales Of spring Extras at
tSns ~.
Nhezt-5 TO s. lower at s.ff No. Red; ] s09
s. for No. Red, .si s2ls for No Spring, closing
at -.
corn-old to & better at Gal 50 for No. 2 New
Corn tra at fs4sl Is.
o@is-lse iowtr
gye-siesiy a, u 81 49, for Mel.
Bsfley-Dull AT +oEaf Is.
hhsks-Duli. with ight sales 81 Go c3l<
Hay-Dull at "a ~.
Seesi--Frm; Flax nj 30.
Mcney-Essier.
EAehange-i. discount buying and J. prernula soil
ing.
t,afa-slp
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KEOKUK MARKET6.
DArlr Carr CrYr Orrrcn. !
KEoxux, November IL. 1854.
GROCERIES,.
Corrected ~ 8. HAxILl CO.. Wholesale Grocer.

t0fftffc0 81 Dc uAAIkt - NVsy Wn0ic8o10 0fvGRtA
svaAs-s Orleans fair, 2c, prime, sc. choice 2ee
New York c. &c. New York, A, sc; crushed and pow
Mo,assr,-sas.r House. ossllss Golden Syrup %
@Sl 1s-Sorghun, tset5Sc.
CovfEb--5ss-
RIcE--l.c.
sopA-Amerean, lie; English, L.
eoAf-Palnl, III German. l2lxt 0S
CAxnlxs-Stsr, SIC, Mould q dx2c
TsS-Yunas Hyson, 81 oots2 25 Imperial, 81 Is o
81 Is; Black 81 Is TO 81 IS.
ToaAcco-Iaak Sweet, Sc; Medium Brands / 90 to
2sc; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 80 to 81 IS.
NALs-Beft Brands 81 Is
Glass-sxl0 Country 50 SO City rs, ratesi
ConpAsE--3o to Sic.
DIR APpLxs--ll to l2c ID.
Oar PsAcHEs--Hlfs II 10 lSc p ~
DIR cuaEAsfs-55c.
RAIsIss-S5 80 TO IS 80.
saIf--4 octa4 IS.
PRAal SrAEcR-llc.
Molrsx wcoDxs WANT Hoop Pals, ~ Is: s hoop
do "a 10. No Tubs, 81 50 No. do, 10 90, No do
Ia 50; Nests Sd do, 4 IS. washboards IS 90.
Flsa-No. Mackerei, bbls SIS O00$lo o.
No. do do SO 009317 90.
Mol do hf do $1l 0O6all So
No Z do hf do SO OO(4lO 25
If hbls No l White Fish, . So
orIs-Coal OIL %; Linseed OIL s.; Lard OIL n 70
al 50; Fish Oil, 81 %. ar.
oHrssx-Donmark. . to sc, Hamburg &c.
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ga VOICE FROM v1cKsBuRG

HA VOICE FROM VICKSBURG
yIcrsBUse. Miss. Aug o. ls6s
DR.. John Bu--Dc~r Sir l am harpY 10 state 10 yo
that have used yuur valuable Cerun Bttsrs with rrs
benefit myself In debility and prossrHtiop y
system, produced by the unhealthy and raias I'm
hneDce Of the Mississippi river around yickxbnrr harins
been with Gen Grants army thruux its hole .out
ern campaign. / conhd-ntly recommend il
perScns Who SIRE exposed to unhealthy climates.
H W FoGLE
Agent U. s. Sanitary Com mission
LouIsyTIIE, KY, sept. ID isss
On the I'D Of July last submitted through an agent
OF mine 10 the Medical Director Of thr Department OF the
Army Of the Cumberland, sample Of my Cerou Bitter.
for inspection and requested if after analysis he found
meriorous, TO sanction and approve Its among our
soldiers.
The following l. the Medical Directors reply and also
Den hsecrsns permission to ship $40 dozen once 10
have IL sold to suffers JOHN BULL
Il satisfied that Cedren Bitfers will do no harm
any one II taken properly and in moderation. see no
objection TO DR. Bulls being permitted dispose Of i,
suffers. A HENRY TIURSTUN y
Surgeon and Medical Director d
Heedqrsrters Department of Cumberland,
Nashville. Tenn july "a. 1868.
DR.. John Buifs agent, Mr., has permission to ship
70 Nashville Tenn. u gross s Dozen of Bus Co
dron Bitters for sale TO- suffers in thu army only
The regulations Of the Treasury Department be
complied with strictly.
BY order Of Maj, Gen. Rosecrans.
WIN. wILEs,
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
ror sale, Wholesale and retail by Wilkinson bartlett
Co., keokuk. Iowa aprl3dAwlyr.
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= = 7 7 ,
Neeaols Onses.

Deason Philip, Of slurbri5gs. Mass !,
lO4 years old, came out to the election
and volsd the Uniou ticket.
Dsscon Joseph Nerriam Of Grafton,
Mass, aged 95. who hes voted 1t every
Presidential election since Washington :,
voted second time for Mr.. Lincoln last
Tuesday.
- Captain Winslow, Of the Kearsarge,
landed in Boston o. Tuesday. and imms.
diately vent 70 the poll Of bis districs and
voted the UaioD ticket.
Pemtfoks. Mass., cast on Tuesday 2O4
votes for Lincoln; none against him. In
1850, it gave him leo votes to 81 agains
him
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speech By shs Pre.,a.n,.

speech by she Preside
Early upon "Wednesday morning follow
ing the election and after sufficient returns
had been received TO make Mr.. Lincoln's
reelection certsin, he was serensded BY
tbs members Of the Pennsylvania Club
Upon this occasion the following brief
speech, which we take from the Intelli.
gencer, aud which is q model Of brevity,
deep and fixed patriotism, and manly
good sense. They are words City spoken.
And to the speaker the people hare, un-
der Divine Providence, entrusted the
guidance Of the ship of State for another
four years
My friends and fellow citizens: Even
before | had been informed by yon that
this compliment was paid me by loyal
citizens ei Pennsy lvsnis friendly ~ NE,
had inferred that you were Of that portion
OF my countgym men who think tina, the hes.
Interests OF the nation are 10 be sabserved
by the supper. of the present Administers.
ton. do not pretend TO say that you
who think so embrace all the patriotism
and loyalty to the country. bas do believe
and. trust, without personal interest,
that the welfare Of the country does re-
quire that such support and eodorsemen,
be given. earnestly believe that the
consequences OF this days work (if il be
as you assure me and as now seems prob
abie) will be to the lasting advantage. il
not to the very salvation II the country
| cannot at this hour say what has been
The result OF the election. Bat, whatever
| il may be, have no desire to modify this
opinion, that all who have Iabored to .da,
in behalf Of the Union organization have
wrought for the best interests of ,hei,
country and the world. not only for the
present. bnt for all future ages. su
thankful to God Tor this approval of tb,
people /; but, while deeply grateful fol-
this mark OF their confidence iu me, if
know my heart, my gratitude Is free from
any taint Of personal triumph. | do no
impugn the motive OF any one opposed &c
me. 1t is no pleasure TO me to irium pt
over any oee. But give thsnks to %,
Almighty for this evidence Of the people ;,
resolution 10 stand By free Government
and The rights of humanity"
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new York Money Market.

b. Teleg-srh.j NV YokK, Nov. II.
Moasy-stesay at pr cent
st4T.ing-Enil Al LEAD iesi1
eofiJn@ettle5 and decit.i is lower; opening 1T 21Q7
declining sis, advancing q 49, deSiiI,Ix ~
an1 closing ri xzs5x
Govesnmsut sseeks-Aetive, vllbouf-treia.a change
: t. 81 coupons fles-
L. :. SIS 81 COUPONS los.
10 Treasury lis.
1870 Coup ns gel
Stoek---bsfser-
ca p le4a.: Ga lssiS kRI 1859. MAP DC a. |.
Tel Wsb - II ua.ne loalf AArHs& CkNa
49,: ssr1p f2sss, usl " Cert 50 Fac Mail 3ls
\ &c las Erie 1o1 CBko ia: Hudson 1907. Bar
lem -. healing ls4. c III. 1Si;s Toledo los
4 Cert "a. Qnicksiiser Sc.
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LosT.-Either at or near the Post OF.
fee. yesterday, roll of prsmissory notes,
payable to the order Of c. r. Viewer.
The finder will leave the same at the
Deming House, aud receive a reward.
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PELLA. Marion County, Iowa,
Nov l6, 1864.

Hessrs. Horeu d, Detapioin:
There lie slur in yesterdays GATE
on our County by quoting i, as gone for
Little Mac by $50 majority, when We
elected the Uuion Ticket by 81 majority
on The home vote; though Tut,le received
a maj nifty of so in 1868, which shows
Union gain Of Isl 10 one year.
Please to correct il, and oblige many
| loyal citizens. III. BRIScE
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' cry respectfully.
kIoKrK Nav O 1854


MS : Miller. Miss Ollie b Nil,r NJ.
crsrr md Love Love Miss Kate Lowe sIrs. Geo NJ
LADIEs-Wi,h feelings of deepes,
pleasure | comply with your request to
give . benefit for the soldiers, w;.ss "a
widows. The cause alone should .t,r,.,
the most liberal patronage Of the c;t;zans
but as you have honored me With an on
portunity of affording entertainment e.,
20 good a cause, / shall select 4 pro.
gramme calculated to interest all lover,
OF fun and country. have chosen Mon.
DAY night, Nov. 2ls., and the Atheneum
Hall, as the most appropriate time and
place. Your obi serv't,
WALTER G. LYMAN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-18

~ A crowd OF passers BY stepped on
the corner of Main and Second streets yes.
terday. A soldier had fallen 10 ft.-
The soldier was removed and the crowd
passed on IS before.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!l

DArCHELOR's celebrated HAIR DYE sstAe Best n
ID tia World. The only Rarnifss, frrs sni Rettsbk
dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is perfectchange.
ssrsi Breps without the Hair or Staining the
Skim leasing the Hair Son and Beautifully imparts fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color aud rect
hes the III effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine signed
WILLIAM A. BArCHELOR; all others are mere imita-
tions and should be avoided Sold by Ill Druggists &c
FACTORY-s1 Barclay-street, New York. BArcHKIoR''
NEW Tcrirf CRHAn for Dressing the Hair fjye-dkvly
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HAoAN,s MAGroLsA BALM.

This 10 the most delightful and extraordinary Arfel.
ever discovered II changes the burnt face and
hands to pesriy satin texture rayisng beauty i'm
parting the marble purity sf youth the DssTs< AZ
srance 20 inviting in the city belle Of fashson 1t re
moves tan freekie pimples and roughne.s from the skin
Leaving the complexion fresh Transparent and smooth
contains no material injurious the skin Patronizes
oy Actresses and Opera singers Il Is every lad,
should have. Sold eve-y~ here.
Prepared by W. L HAGAs Troy NY
Address all orders TO
DEAAs BARNES co. New York
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LQdHk.
DIR. H. a ~ Frs & G o.,
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water &cfs pgon she Heart Liver Kidneyt ID
e tive Orgar.s, and Gt.nGnlar systs H.
Ie ieh has attended tht Use Of this urdy
In private practice and the embarrassment OF medical 40
thorlfy enable to to practitioner
and the pubic feeling eonh1snt til with fair trial
wl st*s 40 own excellence in the ksre OF Chronic dis
hirh indicate Iodine such ~ &yufuia Rrunehitis
SKIN krspsions Heart Liver and kidney Dise4s-s Ner.
Affections Neuralgia Kh@urnsdssnn Dyspelsla De
bility, Syphilis. etc.
fnysiciAns may rely upon the uniform strength Of
i@dtne water ss containing three-asr grains
lctine 10 each fluid rsrs wadr sels<st ks.x
sss4 1t IL not liable dtcour-itS nor
formed inequaies neither the 1cisne oxydized nor
nsutaIsd by eonidnauon With any ingredient render
ing this solution superior ANY oth{f method Of exh
ting Iodine
Fall directions accompany each b5ttie that IL mar
USED az family esiane a. well IS ~ the profession
Price dollar per bottle. On r~eipt Of five oilxrs
six bottles delivered free by expires. 10 any address
b-ware Of toohtsrfsiis sud LIMITATIONS hieh uprinci-
pied dealers snaeavos dispose Ell en- cur reputation
See signature aud trade DE Gr-rk word head
ag this sdversemsn upon tn. lseis aud WRAPPERS Of
each bottle without y hieh none Is gdnnine
Circular gratis.
DR.. H. ASnERs CO.,
Physiciaas and Chemists
mayUdAvem No. AS Broadway. New York
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LYoN,s KATHAIsoN.

Kathairon 10 from the Greek word sKathro,- or
ksfharo sign ing to cleanse, reiuvenste and
This article 10 what its sgnhes. For preserving
restoring and beaufyine tbs human hair 1t 4 the most
rerna kabls preparations In the world II 10 again owned
and put up by the original pSopietof, and l. made
With the care skill and affection which aass II
sale Of over million BOTTLES per annum.
1t Is INST delightful Hair Dressing
1t cradieates scurf and dsndruf.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
II prevents the hair from falling Oh aud turning gray
II restores hair upon bald heads
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head O
hair should Lyons Kathairon II Is known and use<
throushout the civilized world Sold by All BIZ
dealers. DkMAs BARSES 4 Co New York
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~Doerr's majority (otiicial) on the
homo vote is PIE. Schaefer's majority
over Frow is as.
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Masonic There will be meeting Of
Parvin Council No. 5, at Masonic Hall
this evening at ~ o'clock, for comforting
degrees.
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Liberty b one Of the dearest b{inp which our fore
fathers have handed down to II Ras purchased By
the blood Of many valiant hero hes been
GUARDED BY Washington, Je4eEson, Clay and Web
stsr Dut daaxer kf 20 the hear q khe people II that
world renowned remedy known - COPS Cough Bassm.
II Ike magic the 81 violent attacks Of Group and
IL indispensable In every family Of children Code sud-
den coughs throat hoersene a3d inhamed lungs,
instantly aud sure1y cured fy ~ timely use No
cough mixture has been known tt equals IT, which
accounts for fts great popularity with all classes The
young and odfhe rich and r-phksicians and drug
gstsand all who have tested IL tpsak in the high
sst terms Of TT merits We say to our resdersbuy Il
end try IT, II but l0c the bote contains tWicr
much medicine you obtSEn In any other way
| the same cost and all our drug stores kept.
novl7-d
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n Kramer Irwin 4 Co., agent. for
the sale OF slocum's % Side Loading Re.
volvers." The best pistol nov in NJ.
s'" street. junS l6.d.
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~ Omnibus NorrcE.-All sra.r. =. !, j.
onnisu' left At the Dsniss Hoa,. hin
receive prompt aitestisns 80 s sT.
nov.llu.J W. s. IvIss. Aee..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-18

A Naples paper las strange story O.
Italian love, which recently occurred ia
that city;
The Princes de Terva, Mile. d'Ayales
aud n. di Quarto, the betruth,d OF th.,
young lady, we're walking 10 The gardens
oi the Vasto Palace. at tinsjo, when they
we're met by NJ. d'Avalos uncle Of ID.
future bride. That gentleman, who il
greatly opposed TO the intended union,
giving way to . sudden 81 of anger. set q
bull dog, by which he vas followed. on
NJ. di Quarto. The animal, however. in
stead OF attacking NJ. di Qusrto. mp-
preached the Princess, and frisked around
her as If to solicit caress N. d'A.alos.
rendered more furious at this failure
struck Nj. di Quar,o in the face with a
riding whip. The latter then drew a mis-.
tol from his pocket and fred at Nj. d'Av.
los, wounding him severely in the side.
while lady who was present, very in.
innate friend of ID. d'Avalos, fred a mis-.
tol at NJ d. Quarto. The Princess do
Tevra aud Mdlle. dAyalos had in the
meantime tainted away. The Duke d,Av.
slos. the father Of the young lady, then
appeared at the window of the palace
looking on the gardens, aud endesyored
to calm the opponents, begging his broth
er to moderate his anger; but the latter
now more enraged than ever, took mn
double barreled gun and discharged it at
the Duke, who was struck in the face by
the contents Of ons barrel, aud fell. bathed
10 blood. Tue police then arrived. and
having ascertained the facts of the iuc,.
dent, arrested Nj d'Avalos, and ordered
M. DIT Quarto to accompany them TO the
station The Duke rs confined to lis bed
from his wounds, and the Princess. who
IS IN an interesting situation, is like 10
b I've a miscarriage
Fus IN THE FrsLD We take the
following from the Wick burg Herald
Tho light at Resacs. Georgia. on the
18th, Was a most desperate one After j,
was over. Col. Clark r. Weaver. Of the
l7th Iowa, who so galIaHtly defended Il )
post, received the following "documen,
from one Of the parties engaged:
To Abraham Lincoln:
l would recommend to your favorable
notice Col. Warner. (mistake Of the reb ! !
u, S. forces at Resaca Hel
i gallant and accomplished officer. and
sminently worthy Of the position Of Brig
Adier General. am sorry / had notlsime
% stop 70 see you, but pressing emerge.
nee require my emmedists presence At
Nashville. / will ses you soon. Good
bye. L. II. GAaRErr,
Go. H, 9th Mis-. Ree't.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-18
MEXICAN musraNa L..rns,r.

TIE parties In 81 Louis and Clncis hs who have been
Cosnterfens the Mustang tIeae1k ufdsr pref~pce "a
prCpretorship, have been thoroughly e-tops IN the
Courts. To guard sgainst further Hays it5n have
procured frCn tins L. states IreAstfr 1ftFat@ steel
plate rssrane stamp, which il racea tie t ef each
bottle kach stamp h.aYs t4 foe rlmaL d. nv sigma
tur-. and without which the ArTk.l l. Gn41rt.yfr3t
dangerous and worthless Irritation Hne ever, bot
ne ihslnnei has heen IL and knowing til favor
years There hardly s1isls Hsnl-t "a the hast-
able Gioe that doe. not contain exies III ia wonder
fal effects. IT IL the best eniezt il the world With
its Prsen improved ingre.et ifs elects eggn " an nd
bca perfectly kae Sos Il are -zi@ pains
relieved, lives saved valuable aaats saaH@ useful and
aAiod Ills a~usged For cuts lrus srrnifss rbeums-
tisa sweiiiag bites cuts cskei f~eksts horses
Ac.t i sovereign ReE8efy rhss should be dis
nens~d with IL Ehous ts in every t4naiy sold by all
Druggists.
ostil-eAw n. BAHSEs, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-18

- The Chicago Journal says tha,
nearly three hundred rebel conspirators
have been arrested 10 that city.