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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-04
ARBITRARY ARRESTS.


Another uniol ,lnate circumstance whic
rtcuired u>t at this time was the arrival OF
ano her detachment of the veteran reserves.
ils stimulated Col. SWEET, Capt. Bjcrg and
all the other officers pres nt to renewed I'M
necessary arbitrary interference.
Col. sect again panted himself in a
range Of bullets and announced that he
would give the crowd Just three minutes in
which TO dispcrsc. Said an unsopnistlcated
heaer, "he wants Us to dspersc three
times Before the first of the three min
ut.s had expired, Col. Sw IT continued,
liroups oi live peryons seen together will
rested." \ few moments hate. he in
stra ted Capt. Bjcrt mot to talk with V
body: ii any one disobeyed orders, shoot
him
Capt. Berg garfield out his Instructions
to tie letter, and more too, 30 far as arrest
ing groups was concerned Once a we'll
known citizen said him, :. Captain, what
does this mean; The city is not under
martial law"
Clear out"' was the gallant reply.
leave here, or I'll knock you down p
The citizen retired, an in a few moments
more was seen conversing with a group Of
two persons. The captain tapped him on
the shoulders telling HIM he was a prisoner.
lie was im.n' dia ely put under guard a, d
detained there until late hour. when he
was released through the intercession Of
some friends,
German citizen, whose name our re-
porter could not learn, committed an I'M
patdonable crime. lie asked Col. Sweet
his name. Not receiving a reply, he ask I'd
again; third time the query was pro-
pounded, when the p or German was placed
under arrest for his outrageous conduct.
II Is positive fact that the man committed
no other 0ilense than the above, and he was
apparently a law abiding citizen.
Mr.. Merrill Lldd, secretary of the Mer
camille Association, a Il ghly respectable aud
respected citizen, asked Capt. Berg if ihe
city was under mar aV law Scarcely lad
the ques ION left his lips when he found
himself revolving infhe air, and landed not
r. gracefully in NE mid | of the stre,t
otaer prominent gtizens were served in q
mi CIR ni',nnet. Ali. Ga,tfiel.! dared 10
ask II the city WAS under martial law, and
forthwith wentt he wa. of ali evil flesh
headlony across the street with oyal b v.
oiret and drawn sword III close proximity
t, an uncomfortable part Of his body.
rspy. 81 -Tg t7lT'7T - C. NJ RI 6 hour
in the a.iefn on. HeA3as pushing young
man named Wilson f.jn place to plsce in !.
imperative manner, /wfen the latter. who
happened to 1--we /p4 knife i'll hand, acct
lentiaIly openedf g5sh in the officer 5 arm
Mr.. wilson waSbf course arrested. ard hon
cred above all Eth@f with 4 pair Of hand
CUTS. Capt BjcrJ avenged himself. by
wipag the b6od Fl pm his wound ON the
prisoners Fl ce
Mr.. 7. US. Find well known citizen,
was rassYg quite iHacross the street, when
a soldier Put his b1yone against him and
pushed fhlm aside. He then made the re-
mark, Evhy, these Soldier are fools.' lie
was arrested by Cdpt. Bjerg and detained
ahoukten minutes. when he vas released
through the inter ce4sion Of prominent citi-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-04
Convertible into per cent. $40 Gold Bond.

V0H 70 'f"t0 IHt0 II F'I II HIT J'-U UVIu DUIiu'
In addition to the very liberal Interest on the
notes for three years this privilege of conversion
is how worth about three per cent. per anauln,
for the current rate for $40 Bonds is not less
than nitc PER cant. prentiuna, and before the war
the premium on SIX per cent. L. ;. stocks was
over twenty per cent. 1t will he s,eh that The
actual profit OH this loan, at tn present market
rate, is not less than ten per cent. per annum.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-04

IN any quantity on the shortest notice Orders
from the country filed with dispatch and deliv.
cred at the depot, steamboat landing and in all
parts Of the city free of cnarne.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

The crsp Of ccttoa viii be 80 profta-
bic on tho leased plantations Of the South
this year, that one lessee. formerly >
nsWapapsf correspondent, viii realize !
profit Of 800, 600.
g--As :. lats MeClellaa meeting IN
FaueuiI Hall. Boston, Joseph 8. Jay pre-
aided. Last Fourth of Jsly be kept his
flag at haA-mast ell day, sgainst the pro.
test of many citizens, A 6t follower Of
the hero 81 Malvern Hill.
Miss Emily Hsdgwick. sister Of the
late Msj. Gen. Sedgwick, has sent to Gov.
buckingham, of Connecticut. the sword
Of her brother. that it may be presented
to the State through the next Legisla-
ture.
"A man and woman, both Irieh, find
ing themselves on the wrong train, going
to Concord when they wished to 60 to
New York, jumped of while the train
was going at the rate of Is miles an hour
The man was killed and the woman badly
injured.
"A French soldier recently went to :
Paris exhibition, and wished to enter Al
half price, because be had but one eye.
1t is next to impossible to rent I
house in Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

BY Telegraph kEv YonK. Oct p.
cotton-IIm q Is for middng uplands .@@CiosI 6
quiet.
flour--Stafe and Western opened 20 10 SOC higher,
and closed dull impro, partially lost 10 o -
for Extra H. IL o., and 10 so4l IL % for Trade Brands
Included in sales 1850 bhl Extra state fof first
half Of December at 10 90.
whiskey--opened firm, clo<ing dsil. estern '3l4n
10 closing at IS.
Wheai-ooened ) 10 SC better, and closed dali. Inn
proveIaent Red Western - inferior do Is; choice
Amber Michigan at 53.
Rye--fHn, 43esl IS Cor Western.
Buey-Artivr.
Corn-25<c higher with fair demand 90 for Mixed
Western.
oats-l TO Dc higher at sll4Gssc for Western.
Wooi-Quiet and firm.
sagar-isA higher at Is1xrsioc for Posto Rico and
l5i1alshc for heses,sdo-
No.ssses Quiet. y. q. iaal -.
Pe;ruleEf1firm.r 46ss sc fer Crude; CO G.e for
Renned in bond, aud Sc for Refined Free.
potk-fun and more doiT9 ~ toG4l W for mess
a. c0 ~ for d. cash ard grlsT way closing n,
a. - cash. - 5oa3e " psiue, add " 80 for prime
Be.f-Firu,er at ssss.c for country mess ls ooz
Ie for r-paeked mess, &tai ~ eoD2s 10 ior sxrs
BEEF Hamx-steady at Csc
Cat Meats Demand nrrn at LEI alsi.c for shoulder
IL & &c for hams.
I-sri-firnssr With fair teAness 9c@2zl+c. iAi;es
price iar .sry choice.
Baitsr-qast at S,8515 fer Western, and ss64ss
for Ststs
Chr-se-frmer With fair demand at i5zz &c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
EVA VOICE FROM vICksBURG.

yIcKssrsa, Miss Aug. g, 1864
DR.. John Bull-Deer Sir: l am happy to state to 70
that have used your valuable Ceron Btters with .rsa
benefit to myself in general debility and prostatop oil
system produced by the unhealthy and in
uence Of the Mississippi river around yicksburg having
been with Gen Grants army throug whole south.
persons who exposed 10 unhealthy CLIMATES
H. W. HbaLE,
Agent U. s. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 10, 1868.
On the 22d ofJuly last snbmi,ted through agent
OF nine to the Medical Director Of the Department
Army OF the Cumberland sample q my Cedron Btters
for inspection and requested it, after analysis he found
mertorous 20 sanction ard approve its use among
soldiers
The following Is the Medical Directors reply and also
Gen Rosecrans permission to ship 300 dozen at once
have IL sold 20 suffers. JOHN BULL.
Il satisfied that Cedron Bitters will do no harm
any il taken properly and in moderation. see no
objection 10 Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose Of
suffers. A. HENRY THURSTON,
Surgeon and Medical Director D
Headquarters Department Of Cumberiapd,t
Nashville, Tenn, July "a, 1858.
DR.. John Bulls agent, Mr., has permission to ship
TO Nashville Tenn rs gross 900 Dozen of Bulls Co
dron Bitters for sale to suffers in the army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department lie
complied with strictly.
By order Of Maj 3r Gen. Rosecrans.
WM. VI. wILES
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
Fer sale Wholesale and retail by Wilkinson Bartlett
Co., Keokuk, Iowa. aprl3dAw1yr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
@- The Chicago Tribune has an inter

@- The Chicago Tribune has an inter-
eeting remlDiscence of the Chicago can
dldate. Mcclellan confidential affinities
at West Point were Fitz John Porter and
Gustavus V. Smith-the one a court.
marla!ed and disgraced general the 9th.
er Northern rebel in arms for The South
Both were, as we'll as himself, ultra South
efn rights advocates, plumiug themselves
co their contempt for the North aud dovo-
ton to the South. Fnz John Porter, as
fslterson's chief of staff, participated in
the military crime BY which Patterson's
army of the Shenandoah was held back
from attacking Johnston and preventing
his reinforcement Of Beaurrgard. Tins de-
leating Mcdowell at Bull Run, shelving
Scott and preparing the way for his bosom
friend. Mcclellan, to shine forth in con.
trast with their clouded fortunes at the
iucky moment when the country mistook
Mcclellan for the man who had FOUGHT
the battles of West Virginia. Fi,z John
Porter ruined Pope as be had ruined Nc.
Doweil. and then ruined himself, although
Mcclellan was imprudens enough to &C.
eept responsibility for his treachery. e.
oil S n was one OF The officers who,
with Beauregard; Mansfield. Lowell and
ven. Quitnau, we're 10 command the
Lone star.' fillbustering expedition. Jeff
DAVIS sent Mcclellan on secret service 10
Iaoa 10 prepare the way for il. II
little singular that1he arch-rebel emnlov.
ed Gussasus Smith against McClelIao.
Bat never thought him flt 10 engage an .
other loyal commander.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c.
corrected BIZ GAFFORD ! co., Produce Beslcrs

FIouR-superhns, So so p Dbl, = saek, so; Doubl,
Extra a. hbi 9 50. = sack, 90, Extra, u Dbl. 80
per sack co. Retail SOC q Dbl, snsf Csc sack higher
thanksgiving. II 20 to 40; Fall, 70 to 90 y bu
Com MEAL-S2 so 2 100 bs.
BRAy-Wheat, q 90 Corn, ID y 100 na
Oogs-New 81 to IS; old 1 90 p bushel.
RFx-1o o Soc p bush.
BaHLEr-Fall, l e0Sl so; Spring, 6oGl 20.
oArs.--55c y bush.
GREEN APPLrs-6o190c.
PorAroEs-1 90 toll 10.
BufsHR--Common, SOC; Choice, SIC.
noos--25c.
LARD-20c.
eHcULDERs-16c y 10.
Hans-aac ) D sugar Cured do, &c.
WHITE BGAsw-ocnnun 70 Coed, q 2soSl Is Prime
Navy, 81 so.
TAlLow-l2c ssEW
BgEswAx-50
asy-Tme.hy. so oo@ls co; b.lsd, $40 90; Pr.iri.
$40 Oo0p{l2 90.
HDEs-Dry Flint, 12zc; Dry sailed, 12c;Grubby, hall
SEkps-Timothy 81 go; Flax 81 rs.
BEKy CATnH-$2 rs to IS 90 gross.
sHEgP-$4 90 to IS 90 Thead.
wooL-Factory Tub-washed, roo Boo; Fine Fleece, 90
Medium do, 55.
Far Hoes-S1 90 nett;
fHAfHERs-5oc.
Rses--&33< 70 5Lc.
hAas-Burlaps, 90 to Csc.
Single Dummies. sdc; double do CSC.
Scanaess 2 bush., 56c to Is.
Flour, u Dbl, ~ to %.
do Y bbl, 50 70 g.
do " bbl.. tpeper)6 8.
On CoFPn-so 70 80 y D.
o. oaAN-oAVA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
Capital Operation,

An operation was performed at the
College and in presence of the class by
Prof. j. c. Hughes, which for its gravity
and difficulty is not often successfully
done. 1t was the removal of a tumor. or a
number of them together, which extended
from the collar bone quite to the ear
The whole mass wss successfully cut out
amounting to eighteen, ranging in size
from marble to hen egg and larger
This operation is looked upon as a danger.
Gus one, requiring great care and skill to
insure success, because Of the i'm oortapt
vessels of this part. The boy was but
ten years old.
But short time since he visited a ma d.
tient in Illinois, not far from S. Lou;s
ana removed "a stone measuring inches
In length tnd 2 in circumference. TIE
patient was Lut nine years old and at las,
account We walking about the house
now out three weeks since the operation
Dr. Hughes holds an enyisbe position
"noog tne surgeons Of the country, be.
cause Of tie boldness OF his ope,a,ions "a
we'll as the great success which .,,on,-
them. "'u a''eaos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
Hon. Schuyler Colfax at
X E o. X u X!
This Eminent Statesman and Orator
will speak at KEOKUK, on WEDNES
DAY, November ed, at 7 o'clock P. N.
For the Gate City.

For the Gate City.
v no 10 Responsible fer the Crueltyi
There are 10 the county Jail Ut Lee
counti Iowa, at Fort Madison, Eve priso-
ners awaiting their trials. These men are
each chained to the floor, by fe.ter which
is riveted around the ankle, the other end
of the chain being attached to staple
fastened to the floor.
The length OF this chain is exactly
two feet and ten inches
But this is not all-the prisoner may
not walk round in circle, OF which his
chain might form the radius, for the rea-
son that the staple is fastened to the floor
inside the cell and exactly at the angle
where the floor and side of the cell meet.
This staple is fastened fourteen inches
distant from the door of the cell, conse
quently, in one direction the prisoners
walk is shortened just that much. 1t is inn
possible for him to take two ordinary
steps.
This feiter is not removed while the
prisoner remains in Jail he eats, sleeps
and exercises while chained in this way.
None Of these men are condemned crimi-
mails, but are awaiting their trials for Of
lenses of which they may, I may not be
guilty. Let any one W. has humanity
enough to be interested in this, realize
these facts by fastening his ankle under
the conditions ! have ated, aud then lie,
him imagine himself thus cbnfued
through the weary months, imagining
further ii possible, that he should BE- hap
py enough to forget this torture 10 insani.
ty think he will add the expletives
which omit
Who is to blame for this, | will o q say.
The Jail at Fort Madison is noloriously
Insecure as prison prisoners must be
either chained. (out if SO need the tether
10 chott VI eudiQtu. outIIs, tue
Sheriff says. would answer as well IS
chains. The County Supervisors, am
informed, are not willing to be at the ex-
pense Of furnishing the proper number OF
men. Their refusal Of they have re-
fused, must have been given without q
proper understanding Of the facts. Let
teem inquire into this, and in the name
of humanity, remedy this horrible cruelty.
And let no time be lest, for while they
hesitate, men are undergoing toftures,
which it would be cruel to inflct on
brutes.
A new and secure prison is, Of course,
the remedy for all this, and one which
the county must furnish as surely as it
furnishes bread for It's poor; but Lee
county cannot wait long to remove this
horrible thing from lis door.
r II G
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAILY earn cIYr OryIcnl
KEoKuE, October ., 1854.
GROCERIES.
Corrected by s. maxILI co., Wholesale Groeers.

toffecteQ by De HA2Itk - w., WHoieSole 6foctfS.
sUsan-N. Orleans fair, 2ic, prime, 2sc; choice &c
New York, T. re; New York A, .sc; crushed and pow
dered 2ic.
MolAssEs-sugar House, o5ll 15c; Golden yrupl %
fdfl 25-Sor xhsm e5df5e.
CoFrEE-kio Al to s3c.
RIeE-I1c
sopA--Amcrican, lie: English, IL.
sosP-PsiIa, Il &c, German, i2lze 3l3.
CAsDlas---star, 35e. Summer Pressed sc
Tsss-Young Hyson, 81 oos2 %; Imperial, 81 rs to
& -, Black. 81 - 10 81 IS.
Tosscoo-lhaak Sweet s5c; Medium Brands / 90 TO
25c. Gold and Natural Leaf, 81 90 to 81 IS.
SAIIs-Best Brands 70 SO to rates
GLAss--sxio Country s. 80 City 9 rs, rates.
CoRpA6K-31 to BE.
BAR ArriIs-l1 to lie p b.
Oar PEacEEs-ilfs IL 10 lsc y b.
DIRT CuRR sNrs-2Sc
RarsIss--s3 so to 81 90.
SALr-4 10.
PEARL SrAEcH-1oc.
MOLINE WOODEN WARP Hoop Pals, - 90; 8 hoop
do. s. as. NO. Tuba, SIC 30; No. do Is o0 Nos do
IL so; Nests I'D do IS. wash-boards, IS 60.
FIsH-So. l Mackerel, bbls. SIS 0oa$le 90.
No. 2 do do Sic 00G<17 90
No. | do hf do $ll c06all So
No. do hf do $40 00dnl0 Is
HI tbs. No. White Fish, 80 SO.
0Iis-Coal OIL, poe; Linseed OIL IS; Lard OIL 81 SO;
Fish oil, 81 10.
CHkTsE--psnmark. % to 25c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

sG- Recently we have had occasion to
pass over the Keokuk d Fort Madison
Railroad, and we find it unusually crowd.
ed with business, 10 fact it seems almost
Impossible 10 do the work which is nee
essary ; but With such men as Mr.. Ogden
to manage tie business, and Mr.. Geo.
Seaton to attend to the freight and ticket
office, there will be no room for complaint
In these Departments, and on the psssen-
ger train We End the accommodation and
very attentive conductor, Mr. David w.
Blackburn. who has made himself very
popular vita the travelling public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
Oh IL KyF TH.

We deem IL our dnsy k-~f epnstIsutly tefore orr
readers that vaiEalir al eli EsdiclBes kn0Ah
Goes Cough Eass II has sto4 the teets - tisus Ind
experiment, ard all whp nss Il speak Id praise.
worthy terms Of it. medicinal value. y j. the real duty
Of every rar~p To keep eotstAn siJitg u II in The
house. ready for immediate Not tHiy is IL most
splendid rtmeds fer coughs .sd6en eoias influenza,
Group, and all throat riAitts but Is he coasamp-
tfvrs great relief NLsa iaty fay gone that
medicine will them cees G bah BAlszm wiIi
he found invaluable friend to RiAy the cough help
the enpeetorziiob. aid the sueerdr. Why viii We
that suffering from coughs eod- c1Cup. throat
hoassenesssbf that iizhis pua fnonary attacks
take advice, and provide yourself With supply
~ Goes Cough BaisaEs-;te test ant cheapest Cough
bAissm IN the world IL bot f8rtE cents ard
be fnnd uion the counters Of druggists everywhere
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

BY telegraph sKw fosK, oei- =.
Money, ,btinues easy al per cent
ctertang-s(uiet a; lossa Iva.
sit-Fifaaer and raj 9cr qaiei; opening 81 81 = sd
vAnoiag Hsi eeeiining &c 1iT5. saacng 10 ASS
and c'osng II zl+ia
6osrransa al stoeks-steady.
[. ;. s. u Coupons Id
81 Coupons W.,
Stsrks-B.tter.
G .pI5o; G &cI2aIE ckRIsi5.. HtPDc s.
Tol Nab IS " Wayne g =. "A II - CAN "
A. &c scrip li73+. ISL VI .ert 49,: rac Mail oos
\ \ Z -. Erie =. c BA z i2s, Hai,sn I2l; Hsr
ier - gesdins lz 1919. Ga; Tolecc los
U : VI Cert u a. Quiok.lver 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

sH- James Russell Lowell never men.
ND more graphic or witiier sentence
than his description Of the late Democrat.
lie gathering at Chicago:
1.-The Convention was a rag-bag Of dis.
sent. ALI the odds and ends of personal
dlsconteRt, every shred Of private grudee,
every rag shipped off by official shears.
scraps Of rebel gray, the leaving Of Uuion
oiue-all had been gathered, A. if for The
tailoring Of Joseph's eoas..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26

E Kramer, Irwin d Co.. agents for
the sale OF Slocum's "S,de I,oaa,n i.
volvers." The best pistol now in n.o
No. los Nam street. Tiuue ,5,f
Ia The tribe of Davenport, spiritual
meoiums, now so alarmingly on The in
crease, has received another Reinforcement,
IN The shape Of three Eddys-two broth.
eis ana sister, from the Green Noun
.ains--wno have s.broken OUT in Brook
Ign. Besides the usual demonstrations,
o. holding aud beiI-iinging in the dark
tney did this few nights since: The
taoie was overturned, and tie mpsou,s +.
skeptcs In Tie circle were requested 70
restore 1t to it's proper position, bs, nons
could DO 1t The table then iumped into
.ne air. All this time the gas-liph, was
burning brightly in the room. and tho
.nres Eadys touched only the ends Of
their myers to the legs OF the table
Seven men threw themselves Together
upon the isble-it was thrown bsck.n non
them; they tried again, and again itoscil.
lated in the air. This contest OF the yis;.
BILE with the invisible finally terminated
BY the table fairly splitting 10 two.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
MEXICAN MUSTANG LaNrnENr.

The parties n ST Louis and Cincinnati who hare been
Connerf-iting the Mustang Lnmsnt under preeuce o.
proprietorship have been thoroughly estoped by the
Courts To guard sgain.t further IMPOSITION, have
procured from the T. state. Treasury, private steel
plate stamp which placed the top Of each
bottle Each stamp bears the fac sia u my sigma
ture, and without shith the article s Counterfeit
dangerous and worthless imitation. Examine every bot
tie rhislniment be. IN and growing In fasor for
mary years There hardly exists hamlet the habit
able Globe tina; oes not contain evidence Of ts Wonder
full effects. II is the best ene,ient In the world. With
its present improved ingredients its effects upon and
boeet perfectly remarkable Sores heaIef, pains
relieved ser sssea, valuable animals made useful sud
untold Ills sssnaged for cuts bruises sprHins, rhsuna
tism swsngs bites cuts e&ked tressts strained horses
&c is Sovereign Remedy that should never be dis
pensed with II should b. To every family sold BY all
Druggists.
octil-dAw b. BARNEs New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
Cattle Mark ct.

NAV 1oRk, oSt -
s BET catile-Isi quality IS %, to1l2 10
inferior ,uss ~.
Cows and c'asss-1st quality N oostIs o. ersiinar,
A. uas5 IS uea - tu niFiCr 80 tD s. -
Veal calv--Iss quality, q ixssisc; ordinary qnsL
iis 3-Af isscs cusnrnon lie.
Sheep Aud Lamt.s-Eatra oAess %, ordinary 20
"a -. common tsra,5 ~.
swine CHn fcsi 10 Is still fei lie L.
Beet cattle heavy and Iaark- depressed Wife prices
declined &c = n the average TUX q cfierihss.
hut nearly all bis- le es the range being irp TO
lse. The soIk sold at II 20 Ice.
Swine rather io~. hut closed steady.
The total receipt. 81 all stock at all yares for this
week aud last week. were fe!le~ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
financial quo Commercial


BY Telegraph CHICAGO, Oct 70.
Flour-Duil at o SO for white Winter, Red Winter
70, and 00for Spring Extra
Nheat-5 to 1oc lower.
ccrn-Quiet at . for No. !. xndl 7ssi - for No2
oats--1.aa &c lower.
Rye-fmm at l3sgl 10 for No. l. and IL fur No. Q
BarIey-steady at 5eel GO for No. ,.
Nhisky-1e lower Mt ~.
Prosisions--(lniet; Hams IL x@lsc.
t.old-2l2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
Gen curtis Kills tho Guerrilla Todd
with his own HauA

A dispatch to the Chicago Journal from
st. Louis says:
"Bushwhackers infest the entire coun.
try between the Missouri river and the
Pacific Railroad General Curtis killed
Todd, the notorious guerilla, with his own
hand. IN skirmish Todd burned the
Lsmoiue bridge, and was second only to
Anderson In brutality
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-10-26
LOIHT.
DIR. H. A n II l. X > & & o.,
IODINE WATER

Iodine Water acts upon The Heart, Lite, kidneys,
gestive OrgaLs and Slar duisf sys:em.
The hfk ATTENDED the ash of this I'd
IN private practice, and the tBd0rs rnert Ut medical
thurity. enable 10 recommend IL t. the prkctlSne
ant the grlnr feeling confident that witA fair trial II
will attt It's csllunee ia the Of Chroae die
which Indicate Iodine su1h serUfria BRONCHITIS
Skin Eraptioas Heart Liver and kiaasy Dss@ses Ner
vuus Affections. aela, kheanaiisnI Dyspepsia De
biliiy, Syphilis, etc.
Physicians nay rely upon the unif0fm strength d
losiine Water containing thrse-fnarteT grains
Iodine I'm each nti yxrs water sssssx b<ss<
ssS IL Is not Liable decomposition slontAnsousy
formed inequalities: neither il the Iodine sdzed nor
nsatrazsd by combination With any ngteient reader
ing tits solution superior any other thod Of exhib
itnK Iodine.
Pull directions accompany sarh bottle that il nay
as family nss-iiens well by TIE profession.
Prize dollar per- bottle. On receipt Of I've dollars
six bottles delivered free SIEess to any sddrvss
Bcnar- 81 CaHHterfets and iIalt4tlons hch uprinci
Piled -aers eHdeAeoT 10 a5-ta&s OF OAR reputation
Sec signature ard trade raAfk CHE ftek word heal
ing this advertisement upon the sheis 5nd wrappers
each bottle, without which none is genuine
Circulars gratis.
Dr. II ASDERS 4 co,
Physicians and Chemists.
maysdAwtm No AS BrosdHAk New York.