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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-12
financial au0 Commercial


BY Telegraph SEw YoEx, ott IL
cstson-Dull, heavy, and nominsl at l 10 for mid.
ding.
fiour-siate and Western 10 to 2Sc better nods 2
for Extra State; &os9 IS for Extra r IL o. aud SC
sSI0 as for Trade Brands the market closing duh and
scarcely 10 frm-
whisky-Dul and heavy at 20 for State, and 1as
/ ~ for Western.
whea,-s to Sc better; soaI SIS for Chicago Spring
/ s3s1 81 for Nil. Cfub seSi 80 fer Anher Nil;
/ sal - sorWinter he'd VI estern-
Rye-Du
LAfles--in fair request.
Corn-l 70 &c hettss. ss14Sl 46 for Mixed Western
afoat, and &s In store
Oats Opened shade hrmer; 7sixfg1slxc Cor Western
Woo-lull and nominal.
Cotfre-Qniet-no sales.
Sugar-Quift, Cuba aud Muscovado 1oaa lsc.
Melasses-Rather firnser Porto Rico &c and by
tion 90 hhds ii X at s. 20 Soc, aud 60 hhds. Msseosedc
at k5eI5stzc.
Pe;roleun,Quete at 81, for Crude; CSC for Re6net
in Bond.
Pork-opcned decidedly 6rmer with fair demand, bat
closed heavy at 10 0ssl 90 mess ~ oo4z oz fol
dc, essh and regular way, closing at 42 uo ~ =
81 Cog 50 " Tor prime. and ~ % mess
BecfIrregnlar At 1i2r for country fness 1sS4l-c
pae ked mess and IL 5OA22 20 extra m-xs.
Cut Meats-Firm At If9lsjze for shoulders. and lss
2oc fer lams.
Lard-Firner with fair demand at 1e5xaA3<c.
Butter-2>4 SIC for Western. and Seq &se tor etstc.
Cheese-Quict at 100 .oc for common to prime
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~ A large crowd Of both sexes ~.
,embled at an early hour last evening up
on the corner Of Main and Third streets
to hear MI. Van Valkenburg, Union cau-
dictate for Elector, and Hon. James F.
Wilson, Union candidate for Congress.
Mr.. Van valkenburg frst addressed
the meeting. His speech Was good and
Astounding in sound doctrine. He 10 alive
and enthusiastic in his loyal labors and
he infuses his earnest spirit iuto biz hear
ers.
When he had concluded Mr.. Wilson
proceeded to address the people in his
clear. logical and impressive manner. He
had nothing to conceal. nothing to ex-
plain. nothing to retract of the record that
he has made as our Representative in
Congress. Further than that, if re-
elected be proposed no change of policy.
He had voted for men and money and
revenue to carry on this war from the FIRST.
He intended, if reelected, to continue to
do so. He would support all measures
necessary to give the Government the
strength to prosecute the war to the com
plete suppression of the rebellion and the
re.establishment of the authority of the
Government over all the States INV in
revolt He wanted those that supported
him to know what they are doing. and
what his record would be. And the cheers
and tokens of approval of the audience
showed that they liked his platform.
: Mr.. Wilson then took up the Chicago
Platform and SO completely dissectcd it
snd stripped it of any Aimsy appearances
of loyalty, and made its real reasonable
and dangerous character go apparent. tina
any Copperhead, giving in his full ad
I herence to that platform and the Peace
), on-sny -,erms party running the Copper
= head machine, and yet protesting to be
g loyal man and lover OF the Union, mus
It have felt very meanly for his own honest,
e and consistency.
d Mr.. Wilson's address was a convincing
n and mastery one, worthy Of the man
Q and Of the cause and party of which he
!; the representative. We are prry tha
every person in the county was pot pres
ent to hear it, and We regret that the raj
drove many from the grounds before th
: conclusion Of his speech. Mr.. Wilson i
: "the right man in the right place."
II Representative of whom We may we'll b
}, proud, and let all Union men id the Di.
l. trict labor to make bis majority an over
j. whelming one.
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ga VOICE FROM vICKsBURG.

NfcKsBuRG, Miss, Aus. O. 1868.
DR.. John Tuli-pear Sir: am happy o state to 20
that have used vusblc Ceron Bttcrs with srsa
benefit to myself general debility and prostration OF
system profucei by the unhealthy and masmatc
uencs of the Mississippi river around ycksbnrg having
been with en- Grants army throughout whole
campaign. j confidently recommend ita
persons who posed to unhealthy cliulatcs.
Ii. W. R0GLR.
Agent o. 3. Sanitary Commission
LoUIsvniE, Ky, Sept l6, 1863
On the I'D Of July last submitted, through agent
of mine the Medical Director the Deparmen oil the
Army OF the Cumberland sample Of Cedron Hters
for Inspection and requested IT, after analys found Ii
meitorious 10 sanction and approve its among
soldiers
The following Is the Medical Directors reply and also
0en- Roserans permission TO chip 800 dozen once
have 1t sold TO suffers. JOHN BULL.
81 satisfied that Cedron Bitters will do no harm
any If taken property and in moderation. see no
objection to Dr Bulls being permitted to dispose Of
suffers. A, HENRY THURsTUN,
Surgeon and Medical Director, D
Headquarters Department of Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn, July "a, 1868.
DIR. John Bulls agent Mr., has permission to sbp
to Nashville, Tenn rs gross, 200 dozsn Bulls c.
dron Btters for sale to suffers in the army only.
The reguations OF the Treasury Department be
complied with strictly
BY order of MAJ II ten. Rosecrsns.
WIN. M. wILES
Major and Provost Marrhal Gen.
For sale. wholesale and retail by Wilkinson Bartlett
Co., keoknk. Iowa. aprl3dAwlyr.
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uctton.

Howe d. Tyler will sell this morning at
10 O'Clock large lot Of good furniture,
consisting of one mahogany sofa, ore fine
extension dining table, one extra made
spring mattrass. one good mattrass, lol
good bedsteads, one feather bed, one
safe, tables, chairs, clocks, lot cook and
heating stoves, croekery, glass and tir
ware; also one 6ne matched team of five
year old mares, and one Grst-rate pony
also one piano-torte.
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PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c.
Corrected by GAPFoRD CO., Produce Dealers.

FIoun-superhne, s. 90 y Dbl, ? sack. 80; Double
Extra Z, Dbl, SO, y sack, so; Extra, p bbl 80
per sack co. Retail SOC q bbl snd 25c y sack higher
lWHkAr-spring, Il % 70 40; Fall, 30 SO = bu
Com MEAL-S2 SO a 100 fbs.
BsAs-wheat, 81 20; Corn, Is p 100 NJ.
CoaN--New 90 to IS; old 90 2 bushel.
Rrg-70 10 soc p bush.
BARLZY-Fall, l 609l So Spring. e0Gl 70.
0Ars.-50c 4 bush.
GREEN AFPITs-9GcGnE Is.
PoTAroKs-l rs to1 90. r
BurrER-<Common, SOC; Choice, s6c.
EoGs-2sc.
LARD-2Jc.
sHouLDkRs-2cc 2 b.
SrDEs-2oc a %.
HAxs-23c q b.; Sugar Cured do, Csc.
WmrE BEAss-Common to Good, 81 25g$l rs; Prime
Navy, 81 so.
TALLow-12c.
BKK3wAx-50
Hay Timothy, sl2 co9ls oo b.ied. $40 90; Prairie,
80 009H2 GO.
HrDss-Dry Flint 1915; Dry sslted, 1sc;Grubby half
price; Green, !; Green Sheep Pelts, IS to 81 90.
sssos-Tmothy, 50 IS, Flax e Is to Is.
BsEv CArrLK-<2 IS, to Is 20 gross.
easEr-A 90 TO IS 90 Vhead.
M,oL-ractory Tub-washsd 100 soc; Fine fleece, 90
Asd UNI do, S.
FAR Hoos-el2 90 nett,
11AD1Nno-hoA
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A messenger arrived from Athens and
Alexandra at midnight with news that
the Rebel Raiders of Missouri had captur-
ed Paramount, Is miles from here. And
that force OF four hundred men under
Bill Anderson, the leader in the Contra.
liza masacree, were marching on toward,
the Iowa border.
Let our people be on their guard ant
be prepared for their reception.
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KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAILY Cars CIfr OFyfcH, !
KKoKux, October IL, 1864.
GROCERlES.
Corrected BY s. HAnILl co.. Wholesale Grseers.

Corrected by B. HAAlLl co., Wholesale GPoeefs.
SuG.R-N Orleans fair, 2lc; prime, Csc; choice 26c
New York. c. &c; New York, A, 2sc; crushed and pow
Gered &c.
MoIAssEs-sugar Housed osD1 15c; Golden Syrup, %
@Sl 25-Sorghuni, 65td7bc.
CoYYEE--Rio A TO 4oc.
RIcE-1Ic.
Sopa--Americsn, 1lixc English, l21x
eoAP-Palm, l2lxc; uefman, 12l3repl3.
CASplEs-Star Soc, summer Pressed &c.
TRu-Young Hyson 81 60@2 %; Imperial, 81 Is to
81 25; Black, 81 Is TO 81 IS.
ToaAcco-i,alk Sweet, s5c; Medium Brands, 90 to
25c; Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 30 TO - 90.
NAfls-Best Brands 50 as to rates.
GLAss-Sxi0 Country 50 80 City rs, rates.
CaRDAsE-3l to SIC.
DRY APPLxs--ll TO lie 2 D.
DRY PgAcaEs-Hfs IL 10 isc p n.
Oar CUgRayrs-25c.
RAfsIss-s6 so tie 81 90.
SIr- 4 30 to 10.
PEARL SrAgCn-lpc.
MOLINE MODEM WARE Hoop Pals, 81 og: 8 hoop
do - 50. No Tubs, $40 50 No. do, Is VI; No. do
ID so; Nests 81 do, rs. Washboa IS CO.
rIsH-No. Mackerel bbls SIS 00en<l9 co.
No.2 do do SIG 00G1S17 90.
No. do hf do <ll 0oGll so.
No z do hf do SiJ 0o6llo IS
HI hbls. No White Fish, $40 90.
ofIs-Coa Oil, 955l 20, Llnseed OH. IS; Lard Oil,
81 SO Fish Oil, 81 30.
CHzkss-Denmark. % to 2jc
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Council Pr0ceedIngs.

COUNCIL ROOM, october iO, o4.
Council met, pursuant to tal from
the Mayor.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen
Abbott, Cleghorn, Hughes, Montague,
eaton, Tea-Eyck and WickersAam.
Abseot. Alderman Hughes.
The following communicative was re.
fsrred to Aldermen Ten-Eyck and Wick
ersham
To the Honorable Mayor and Council of
the City OF keokuk
GENTLEMEN: The undersigned re-
spectfulIy represents to your Honorable
body that he has recently examined the
geological features of the city with the
view OF obtaining supply OF water 10y
means Of an Artesian shaft, and being
fully convinced of the feasibility and inl-
portance of the enterprise, he desires to
have from your Honorable BODY the fol-
lowing grant and protection:
Your petitioner proposes to commence
| the work so soon as as suitable machinery
and tools can be obtained, and TO prose
cute it with all possible speed, selecting
an eligable position for the distribution OF
water IN the event Oh an adequate supply
being found, aud petitions your Honrable
body TO be allowed the exclusive privi.
lege Of laying pipes for the same within
the city limits for period of fifteen years
from the date OF the successful issue of the
enterprise, aud in case of its abandon.
| mani fhfc m hoao,,.o
And as in duty bound, will ever pray.
JAS. B. CUNNISGnAM.
The petition of w. c. Stripe and for.
ty one others. in relation to the plank road
on Seventh street, north of Main. was
referred to the Street Committe.
A notice was received from the Chief
Engineer OF the Fire Department, stating
that review eff said Department will be
held on Saturday. the 10th instant, at 2
O'Clock, p. IN.
The report Of the Wharfm aster for the
month OF September. showing the pe.t
receipts OF Wharfage to be Sl62 90. was
ordered to be fled.
The City reported that the contract of
J. b. Meade for building the culver, in
block 81 was completed, and that there
vas due to said contractor the sum oil
1918 90,
Report accepted, and the said Meade
| allowed the amount sfosesaid. :.
| The report of the City Marshal for the
quarter ending September 30th, showing
the lumber of arrests and By whom
made. was received and ordered to be
hled and in consequence of . verbal
statement made by the Marshal 10 con
nectlon with the report aforesaid, the fol.
lowing was adopted, yiz:'
Resolved, That no further allowance
be made to H D. Bartlett as DEPUTY
Marshal until he makes the reports to the
City Marshal which are required by 4
aud 10 Of ordinance No. 4a, aud shall
conform In all aespecto to the ordinances
OF the city regulating the Police Depart.
ment.
The Chief Engineer of the Fire De.
parIment stated that certain repairs were
needed to the Engine House occupied by
the Union and Young Americ. Fire
Companies.
Referred to the Committee on Fire
Department.
The Auditing Committee to whom VA.
referred tie petitions Of Mrs. Whitnev
aad Mrs. Jane Tarbell, in relation to the
remission Of the taxea upon their property.
reported against the prayer Of said peti.
TONERS.
Reports adopted.
The auditing Committee to whom N,
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By Telegraph NV YoRK Oct. IL.
Mosey-oaiet and easy at per cent for call loans.
steriing-steady at loa
Gold-Active and arnier opening at 1881 advancing
10 2o2 declining % 30, and closing at 2ele
Government stosks-Iira.
BIS Coupons lo1t.
5 6a 81 coupons le5l
80 Treasury Notes iD4iS
StGeks-Stesiy.
c&ploo. G 6c139lS; Carl 81; M PDC 81;
Tci Nab rs II Wayne esi. &TH5l CkNw
4i1.: Scrip ll6ls : yr Certesss. Pac Mall 2oas
&c 116tx; Erie 49,. B&Q lis Hudson 1iei4. Hsr-
lem 2s5, k-asing III; &c 1886 NJ Sd Toledo III;
s Cert s3i4 Quicksilver 7sl1.
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We deem il duty TO keep constantly before our
readers that Inost valuable u si medicines known
Goes Cough Bssa IL has stood the tests u time and
experiment. and all vhe IL speak In the most praise
worthy Of il. Bi.eifsl value IL ID the real euty
OF every pareit kespa constant supply 81 1t In the
hoS.e. ready immediate Not only IL IL most
splendid remedy coughs sudden colds influenza,
cronp and all throat psf8ts bnt Is the consump
uYes great reiie; Nhrn they far gone that no
nsei.ine will ther, Ce- Cough Bslram viil
b. found invaluable freud 10 alias the coughing fe1p
the expsetora.ior and the sufferer. Why Will sc
that Suffering coughs colds Group. threat,
ars*nees-ana ala liahie 20 pulmonary attacks,
take sivfee. ard pEoyie stuTsef With supply
sf Goes Cough Bssafs-,ht best aud cheapes, Cough
Balsaf in the world II eoets but forty and
be fsnd upon the counters Of aEusgists eyeryx here.
ocf3 dem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-12

INV Yozk. oct. IL.
Beef Cattielst quality le oosle co. common 10 500
IL uo inferior 5 soa 10 %.
Cows aud Caves-lst quality co oaeE7s On, ordinary
Is oA655 e0 common is COG IS Co. inferior - ce35 90
Veal Calves-1st quality b., Gl3c; ordinary quail
ity stS3piee common Sc SIG.
Sheep and Lambs-Extra oo@e 90. ordinary S 90
as ", common 5eG5 90.
swine-corn fed l2Glslx; still fed 12G13.
The market for beef cattle ended rather frmer this
week The receipts the weather and the quality u the
offerings all contributed TO that result The average
quality of the offering a very decided iprose
upon that Of past several weeks, there being
proportion Of fair 10 good.
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L0IHy.
DIR. II. 4 ~ ID L. II ) 81 G. o
IODINE WATER.

Iodine water upon the Heart, Liver, Kidneys,
gestive Organs, Afs 3iasdEieF ~ stem.
The saeeess whieb sas attended the of this renei
IN private practice AID the Enforcement Of medical
th0rits eAtis rrsonsnsea il 10 the pActitioLe
and the public feeling confident that with fair trial IL
will attest its e1r-lspep the Of Gbroric dis
hieh inst- fose such serofsis Bronchitis
Skin kfut;iars Heart LIVER aud Kidney Diseases SeT-
Affections Neuralgia, rheumatism, dyspepsia, dc
bhty. sypiilis. etc.
Physicians n4ay rely u;on the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water containing three-qnartsr grains par
Iodine In eseh fluid ounce rsrs water ssfrrss k<tsS
ssed II IL not liable 20 decomposition
formed inequalities; nessheT the Iodine oxydassd
neutrsiized ty coaffaipn with any ingredient retdT-
ing this solution superior To any other metho Of exhb
thing Iedine.
Full directions accompany neeh bottle that II may
used family fnlue we'll as hy the profession
Price tasr per battle. On receipt Of i've dollars
sir bottles delivered FIRE BY express 10 any address
Beware OF CoaateFfris ard limitations hich upyinei
Pred dealers eeessor disgose OF reputation
See signature sud frame mark (fhe Greek word hesd
ing this ADVERTISE upon the labtl- and wrappers oil
each bottle, vithesat y hieh none lis genuine.
Circulars gratis.
Or. H. ASDERs 4 CO,
Physicians and Chemists,
mayeedAwom No. as Broadway, New roak
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WIN. b. MILL

RoLLA FIRE COMPANY MExrING.-
There will be a regular meeting of Rolla
Fire Co. No. g, this evening, Oct. 18th,
1864, at O'Clock. 1t is requested that
every member shall be present.
BY order OF the President.
CHAs. Schulz.
Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-12

This is tho most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. 1t changes the burnt face and
pearly saiin texture Of ravising beauty, Inn
parting the marble purity # youth and the Dss@sre
pearanee inviting in the city belle Of fsshson 1t
tan freckles pimpes and ronghnes from the skin,
leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and smooth
1t contains material injurious TO the skin Patronzed
by Actresses and Opera Singers II Is what every lady
sh ould have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by w. T. HA6AS, Troy, N. X.
Address all orders 10
DEMAs BARNES co, New York
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y. !. IA.

There will be meeting of the Union
League, in McCune's Hall on Thursday
evening, at o'clock. All members are
requested to be present puuctually.
BY order OF the PRESIDENT.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcg AT the Unitarian
Church, this Wednesday evening at I
O'Clock there will be meeting for bust
ness purposes and to decide what dispo-
sltion shall be made of the pews. All the
friends of the church are requested 10 be
there.
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9pefiaI Notices.
LYONS KATHAIaON.

Kathairou Il nrom the Greek word aKathro," or
"Kathairo gniying cleanse reIuvenate ard restore
This article IL what its signifies For preserving
restoring and beautina the hnman hair Il q the mosi
remarkable preparation In the world II II agin owned
and put up by the original proprietor and d new made
with tbs same care skill and attention which gave 1t
sale Of over one million bottles per annum.
1t Is most delightful Hair Dressing.
! It eradicates ecurf and dsndruH.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rfch soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling on and turning gray
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady gentleman who values beautiful head o
hair should Lyons Kaiharon. 1t Is known and
throua the civilized world Sold By all respectable
| dealers. DkMAS BARNES 4 Co, New York.
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NOTICE.-A Fine Brick Residen ce,
with 10 acres of land all improved and just cut
sde the corporate limits OF Keokuk sale very low
Any wishing = desirable residence At bargain.
1nQQirs Of =. X. HART,
1ulH1D1H Ne, = 1Dtn 1eeDA xeakAk.
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CoLGArE's HONEY soar.

This celebrated Toilet soap, in such univerra
demand, Is made from the choicest materials, d
mild and emo .tent in its nature. fragransly
scented and extremely ben ffcial In it, action
upon the skin. For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. jan2olydsw.
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AWARDED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM,

whenever exhibiting in0ompetition with others. We
shall take pleasure in forwarding by mail (at our own
expenseD Illustrated Catalogue In which every in
srument we manuflcture, Is fully described and illus
trafed by elegant eagrayngs.
kS- All Mcodeons Of our manufacture either sold by
ms Or dealers in any part Of the United States or Canada
are warranted 10 be perfect in every respect and should
any repairs be necessary before the expiration of Eve
years from the date OF sale hold ourselves ready and
willing to make the free fcharge provided the
Jury il not caused by accident design
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-12

STRETCH IT LITrLE-A little pi,, and
her brother were on their way to the pro.
GERS the other morning. The roofs of the
houses and the grass on the common were
white with frost. aud the wind was sharp
They were both poorly clad but the little
girl mad coat over her, which she seem.
Oh to have outgrown.
AS they walked briskly along she drew
her little companion up 10 her saving:
"Come under my coat JOHNNY.
Es"It isn't big enough for Us both" was
his reply.
81 guess can stretch it lttle,v she
s,id.
And they got as close together and a.
warm a. two birds in nest.
How many shivering bodies, heavy
hearts and weeping eyes there are in thi.
world just because people do mot stretch
their comforts little beyond thsnsslyes.
-fChild's Woffd.
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WORMS WORMS
M0TI4ERS SAVE YOUR CHILDR Fy

Thousands Of children die yearly from worms who's
lives might be saved Mothers DIR. Ghu &c tII'k
Worm Aozepges. whish viii ssyfty Mil ard 81 pei
them from year ehiiiren, Children will them
readily any candy fos CaVSEs, Cows, Ac. Use
SHIELDS COMPOUND COUGH L9ZES6Ks.
For sale by Messrs NgwEtI Co., H. HElsKR and all
drugs lell-dly
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T Our candidate for Eector, Hon.
j. Van Valkenburg, spoke to the people
at this place on Wednesday to crowded
house, doing good work 10 the great
snake-kllling now going on all over the
country.
The crowd, the speech and the enthu.
s'asm was overwhelming, and the Cops i,
who made so grand failure on last Sat.
urday, were badly crestfalen to End that
bad roads and bad weather don't preven.
Union men and women from giving a
day to their country. - Bloomfield
Guard
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There will be review of the Fire De-
partment Of this city, on the 18th of this
month. at 9 O. clock P. III. Tie line will
form on Main street, between 9th and 7tb,
the right resting on 9th. Young Ameri-
Ca No. taking the right, the other com
panies falling in by number Each Fore.
man will see tha, the apparatus under bis
command is in good order end on the
ground at the hour designated.
WIN. b. MILLER,
Chief of Keckuk Fire Department
keokuk, October llth, lS64.-td