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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
OFFICE Dgror CO1u..4RI OF su9sITgSou !

DPfICE DEPOT JOMfirsAKr OF cUBsIIHACu
WARRINGTON, d. g., Jan. ~ ibos
CEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, arc in
~ ved NTH the "a ofFctrlAy, at J. o'clock for tho
nent Cattle slaughtered within the ancient limits Of the D'
tc Of Colrnba for three months or more rom tho com
The above article, to be collected by the contractor and re-
from TIE various Places which The estte are hhed
Tho con,rstol sEs be liable al the iies and Ta.ow
oofs sId HONS coming eye-v animal sspshcred ur
sss Il sa 90 mad. satisfactorily appear 10 the Subss,enee
Department, tia. az due exefiion, diligence and care W"
inside to obtain The said articles.
raymeH. VIII be required every ten days In Government
Tbs BID, win state th, rer is 70 th. articles re-
ered TO- snd be seeompried ty the o9~ns eek
Blank forms be obtained ~ application 10 the under
'ignsi o,o,.
of the State Of Comfy
OF oaer, ptr Head, Tor VI Hiteh Ialg,w
Tho saeiea. luai.. Of the District Of Co!rnbt
I dse,) subject to ali tho condlaon, Of the sdvertiseen,
as!ewiih appendsd ,,.->,--r,
WE. the under,gnsd, residents Of IN tho
.s,s.y Si9 2 tie United s'' .ss 'S 81
thsi he viii within i've day, ser the acceptance Of
~ ,are ard ,hs, We vii become h. security en- Bond
IN tns sIsn Of Fifteen Thonssnd Dollars for the performance
OF bis cou;rae IN Conformity with the tsr., o. h, PtoPo
eosr.e 1ndsr the torn, OF the aivor,seueni dated
10 ,i Io io n, a b",ws.a he oa
- h, TIE ..1 IA the f5re. ding proposal and
IL reIt ows. responsible formal bidder the person 10
Owen undes orf haIas AM scala this day Of
tnetsi sssLl
Nl,nes,i IseaLl
The tespontb'y o, the ErErnt0rs must be shown o the
o . c. tcate 81 United States District Attorney OF u b
Jldrr ihs certificate be IN th. following form:
hereby certify that from evidence entirely sssc;ory 20
me the above named sIaIsD.o good aud sufficient ~
uress 'or double tie amount fos which they otef 10
be security. -
70 which sseA suAg-alor muri make and append the GLOW
Ia
Estate Of .CouniyOf Before
ne, ID sLD ios NO
County and State Aforesaid, per.onally appeared
one o. the snrees 90 the guaranty Of
sho. being duly sworn, depose, and
thu; be Z, worth ard shove az lust deb AID aoii
ssbscIib,d AID ,wo ra bsiorc Go tAls dag OF
ifo :"
No bd. viii be considered urss. made out IN conformity
h the above for ACCOMPANIED by tho foregoing
s-arantse. cr.tiEssta. and ataiasits-
AL hidl forward in their proposals. oath OF al
ioan.e may ne with Tie officer who shall
open tho his aud proposals not fully cotyins with the
forerolnr requirements well In fact In form will be
,lsred regarded proposal within the meaning Of this
sdyrr.lscr:rrt , 49,,
IL, ccriracor viii 20 held accountable Tor the Hides &C.,
ere wesk aftcr TIC signing a. tue contract
BitsT be geso1, q tho opening OF the piis 70 re-
spond 10 their nancs and all Dc uss b sadotsed frop
.s Tor olng Hides Gnd Ilow k aud ~ directed to
tbs uuaIsisnsd- q. NELL, Lieut. Co. and =. D
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JiuaiLGiGf.
GTATEAiENr
~ or TIE
GREAT WESTERN
giAKlSEl
.CTATEAiENT
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

fo h. fiscal yssr ending 3is December, 1853 required b.
chlrter.
Premiums outstanding Risks, Dec 81, ips. s-E,Soi ~
Premiums received on Marine hiks' nom jan J. 49, 80
1855 to Dec. 81 1903. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Hle0iraL.

U1HE REV. CHARLES E: KING
LIZ PREPARED PRESCRIPTION
rs ;TAos ,ssa 81 s;'" e, pssS THE FsEPAaE
hs LsnS, rSSt saa inysersss III. enfesbsd N.sss
s" and s:st ,S Ssa4 us
Liner and Botee'' q IL ca,
r yses ~ ' s1 ps y ssSsSs
small o. .a5ss sai bf 81 respecsAo's aa0scss
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AMuSsmentS.
| DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
~ NEW ATTRACTIONS

RARNDMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. IS
- NEW ATTRACTIONS
a NEW AND SPLENDID DRAMA.
A NEW AND SPLENDID DRAMA,
a NEW AND SPLENDID DRAMA
ANEW GIANT.
TIE LIVING WHAT rs 1T
IMMENSE CoMBIEATION OF NOvELrrGk
The great Domestic Romantic Drama
CAMILLAS HUSBAND,
CAMiLLA'S HUSBAND,
OAAIILLA'S HUSBAND,
wsh new sesneJy peeora:ion Music Costumes, &C.. -
THE TYRoLEAN w WHY ksENiS' "~
produces on 4hREE III 5scr
THE TyRoLEAN FAMILY coFEEE-por.
To DO seen at all hour, every day and evening.
FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS,
-FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS.
FOUR ENORMOUS GIANTS.
the large. ever seen IN any part Of the word ~
COL. RoUrHGCSHEN,
THE ARAB GIANT.
THE ARAB GIANT,
THE ARAB GIANT,
born Ia tho ciy Of Jeruaem for years officer 20 ~
EIGHT FEET ,1 TasE y 5S SGgEs HIGH and
Ono Of the are formed porfsc, qenemsHt
easy aud aaOs in h' nanne AWAY. polite and attentive
MONSIEUR JOSEPH.
THE; GREAT FRENCH GIANT,
THE GREAT FRENCH GIANT,
feet incl % high. and weighs 400 pounds
THE TOWERING GIANT BOY,
IL ysars Old aud leet atgh.
MISS ANNA SWAN,
THE NOVA-SCOTIA GIANT GIRL
THE, NOVA-SCOTIA GIANT GIRL
ONLY SEVENTEEN YEARS OLD. AND EIGHT FEc1,
ONE INCH HIGH,
the taes female known in any part ofthe world, on
Mis- SWAN sway- so;.ab pleasant and esrs3
able visitors. never fails to nres; and please them Ibsf
IA visible a. all hours every day and evening
The WHAT IS iTP
OR MAN MONKEY
hss returned the Nusuen for shoTt time and Be $50
every day and evening.
ALbINO FAMILY,
from MADAGASCAR who though born Of Black African paLSt
white suo~hsye pure white skin, long lowing wahs
hsir and pns eyes - - go
LAST WEEK OF
KELIYs AUTOMATON MUSICAL TROUPE
Confusing II six 6gures, size Ct life which play ppon
NOVEL PIANOS, Or HARPEkIAhS,
producing music eQua, TO q foil orchestra. -
ThREE GROUPS OF MOVING WAX-FIGURKA
THE MONSTER sERPENTS,
GRAND AQUARlA, Mammoth Bear,
ROBERT HOuDiN'5 AUrOMATON WRITER,
EDUCATED SEAL which plsys MUSICAL iNSTA0s
MEN1, and a million other wonders.
Admission IS cen.S Children under ten. ID cents
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Orz1ca or OrIycr MINING Co. No. 81 E1clangs Place
~ NEw. yoag Isn. Is. 1904.
NWIDEND.- The Board of Directors have
\ = g,fIIS nay declared SEAiI-ANNDAL DIVIDEND o.
SIX DOLLARS PR SHARE, payable and after the I'd
dr q Fobruary noI Massachusetts, holders viii be paid a.
liz office OF T. HT.NRY PEfh rs. No. - Slate IT,, bostoni
u-in March / ITO transfer books will be closed from
ev or.sr' - u. HART SMITH, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

Tar Dl.ssycr QoQsy III CAasaly.|
docket vas rsaebed yesterday sa( some
isv easss'dkpossd d.
The OF Important ssss yesterday uas
ShatAf 6snasl Va -. llIan Barney.
Tho matter 10 Issue MS the poessaaion.
II i hoistisg msshins In ssoss sdAss3ed
to defendant By mortgage. Plaintiff
claimed the properly ~ ! chattel under
the law Of fxtsres, which claim defend
emf resisted. claiming that the machine
passed BY the eonveyases ssrealty. RAN
kin 4 McCrary for plaintiff. Strong for
d.fssdast. Judgment tbr the plaintiff.
The most important case tried Hatur-
day vas Griffith vs. steamboat 3. H.
Johnston-sction to recover the value Of
valise and contents stolen from His state
room, while travelling on the Johnston.
Rankin & McCrary for the plaintiff.
Miller 4 jaeger for the defendant. Judg-
ment for the plaintiff.
In the case Of Hiram Barney -. Sam.
F. Miller, which We have noticed before,
the jury rendered their verdict Saturday
morning. Defendant claimed title under
conveyance of Marsh, Lee 4 Delevan to
Isaac Gslland. in 1887. Whea the de-
cree Of partition was made, the property
was again drawn BY Marsh, Lee l. Dele
van, with many other parcels of land.
Subsequently they made conveyance to
Charles Mason of all the lands thus
drawn, but not naming therein the par
tlcular lot in controversy, and especially
excepting in their deed "ail property
heretofore conveyed" By them. Mason
set up claim to the LOT, which was bong ht
OF by mortgage, which the action was
brought to foreclose. Miller set up in
defence bis valid title to the land under
the deed of 1897.
Howell & Strong, for Plaintiff: Ran
kin l. McCrary, Coz Defendant
Judgment for Defendant.
The case of DsLorme We. the Owner oil
Share Of 81 ia the decree of Partition
which has acquired very considerable no.
,erie,y, and in which many of ous citi.
zeus are interested, came on for trial yes.
terday. A demurrer had been fled &c
the Petition which was sustained by the
Court and an appeal was taken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13
GRAND UNION RALLY /!
AT THE
junction, October Sth, 1864.


At meeting of the County Central
Committee yesterday morning, it was
determined to have a GRAND MASS
MEETING at the Junction on Saturday,
October 9Th. Prominent peakers from
our own and other States will be there TO
address the meeting. LONG JOHN
WENTWORTH, of Chicago, Illinois /;
JUDGE DOoLITTLE, of Wisconsin;
SENATOR GRIMES, of our own State,
and other prominent speakers.
Every Union man in the county is
expected to be there-the Chicsgo Con.
vention and Mick Lellau's letter of nc
eeptance Notwithstanding.
Rally to the standard of LINCOLN 4
JOHNSON, and let the war cry be
"Down sciM the Rebellion, The Chicago
Platform and tie Copperheod Party +"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

Our friend W. II. May berry, Who has
been serving HE country 10 the army for
three years past, has just returned home,
and proposes to take class in Phonog.a-
ply. The testimonials of his proficiency
in the art and his competency to instruct
Others are ample aud unqaes,ionable, and
the opportunity now offered to our ci,i-
gems is rare one and shonli be en-
braced by all who have desire to acquire
this most useful and mos. valuable art.
To lawyers and preachers, politicians
and stump-speakers. it would prove most
invaluable, and. as all can learn. time and
money could not be spent TO better adj
vantage.
We publish below some OF the te.ti-
monials presented By Mr.. Ma, berry, and
shall probably have the opportunity, 10
few days, Of presenting the public some
specimens of his reports through our
columns:
HxADa'rEas 6lsr e. s. Isr. (CoL., -
Memphis. Tennessee,
April asl. 1864.
To Whom, IL naoy Concern:
l have for some time been acq inted
With w. II. Mayberry, and have CORE.
sponded With him regularly, and state
that | know bin to be thoroughly posted
upon the system of Photography as
taught by Pnman and Graham. and I
consider him peculiarly qualified to teach
it to others. During my acquain tance
with him he has been emplo, ed part of
the time, officially, by the Governmentto
report the proceedings of Courts Mar
tial and Military Commissions.
FRANK Z. NEvISs,
LIST 1t. and Adj. 6lst U. 8. Inf. Col J
HzADo'Rs I'd Iowa IsrARrRY,l
Klscsrox, Ga, May IS, 1864.
TO all Whom 1t may Concern:
The bearer of this letter, Mr.. William
H. Mayberry, has served as = member of
my regiment for three years, and BY his
uniform good conduct has endesred him. |
self to all bis comrades in arms- l have
known him long and we'll. and take srea, |
pleasure in commencing him to the con
6deuce of all guod people.
From personal knowledge I know him |
to be peculiarly qualified to teach phono.
graphy; indeed he is gentleman Of mset |
enlarged views, information and acquires
nents. He has been for several months |
ia time detailed IS !" short hand report
-" for military commissions aud Courts
Martial. Respectfully.
]. Il. WEAVER,
Col. I'd Iowa Infantry Vol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

BY reiegrsrh.l

by Telegraph new ToEE. Sept L.
Co,,on-Duil l seel IS for middling upland.
fiour-stase and Western opened D. TO Sc lower;
sole % ior Extra State 10 postil 10 for Extra X
IL o., and IL l5al3 90 Tor Trade Brands
Hhisky-Steady at 50 for Western.
NheAt-Dull aud to loo lower, so for Amber
Mich.
corn-uunchangsd at 6IL4ai c. FOR Mixed West.
ern.
Uafs-pnli at s96eoc fors Western
Noot-Dcll at 3; lei for domestic Ae~ce..
CnHse-DuIE 44lsc for IAsuara- and lG1soc for RIO;
Aarscabo ~ sstsc, and 56c for 1t. Dcmngo.
snzAr-s sdy Cuba ~ e22c.
Motasse~-Suiet \. o. i54i %.
prtrueuns-Duil. Sales Al Soc for frnsr rSn-ar for
Refined IN Eoad Refined Free sse
Pork-Hessy, 20 ooss1 90 for mess and ~ 25SsS eo
ios new mess, ~ Va4o % for prime and ~ oass 90
for prime nrss-
Bef-L,tls less active at faai5e for country n,e -
- to ~ isr rVpacked messl Il to &c for
Prime facs. beef dali.
Cut Aeais-Aore active and firm at leal7c ar
shoulders, and lssplec for hams.
Lars-Less active Mt z3lx6rzes
Bustsr-Lwu at ~ To - fcr Ohio and 40 to SC for
State
Gnsese-fSrm nj n to 2yr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

Coon NEWS FOR SHIPPERS We are
informed that our townsman, Capt. VIM.
Holiday. has purchased fine new boat
for this trade. The boats name is the
MIST" and che is said to be four hun
dred and fifty tons burthen, draws only
seventeen inches. has cabin accommoda-
tons for seventy passengers, and is well
suited for our river business at this low
stage of water. 1t is we'll known that
the boats now running between here and
St. Louis are unable to do much business
on account of the extreme low water, and
the appearance at on. wharf of a boat
that can do the business will no doubt be
hailed with joy by our shippers. Let
them take care that Capt. Holiday and
the steamboat Mist" are well patronized.
Al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

rm-A As an item of interest, we publish
the following letter, IN reply to inquiries
by VIM. I. Lowry, Collector and Treas
urer of Lee county. in relation to Revenue
stamps on tax receipts:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. \
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, Sept. 6, 1864.
SIR: | reply to your letter of the 30th
ult., that the Act Of June 3Oth, 1864,
does not impose stamp duty where pay
ment Of the same would become charge
on the treasury of the United States. or
of any State, county, city or town. there.
fore, receipts for county or State taxes are
exempt from stamp duty. Very Fespeet.
fully, A. Rollins.
Acting Commissioner.
VIM. T. Lowry, ESQ.,. Fort Madison,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

Eg Having for some time pas. been
solicited by many, both Protestant and
Catholic, to open School separate FROM
the Academy, in which children would
b received on terms to suit their limited
m sans, we are happy to inform the pub
lie that We are now prepared to accede 10
their wishes. Oar community, number
ing thirty six. furnishes rs ample teach
ers for both Schools. which will be entire
y distinct from each o,he-our Order
having been established IS much for the
edacition Of children OF the poorer class
70 for those of the rich. In order, there
fore, 70 meet the wants Of sill, School
win Be opened to-day in which children.
without distinction of creed or nation. will
be received aad taught the common
branches and Dsedle-Work. For further
p ,rticulars, terms, etc., inquire at The
Csavsst.
6uzxas o. fas vIslrAslos.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13
70 L01Hk.
DR.. H: A Nd f. Rs e.. G O. IS
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon tie Heart, LIVER Kidneys D
gsstise OrgALs. and Gisndalar system.
The which has the use of this remed
70 private practice, and the endorsement Of medical
tiOf1sy, enable to the pfartitione
and hs public, feeling confident with trial II
viii attest lie excellence In the Of Chronic dis
which indicate Iodine, such scrofulm nronct
Skin Ernptions, Heart Liver and Kidney Diseases
yous Anaons Neuralgia, Information, Dyse Isis, De-
bsity, ~ pniiis etc
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength Of
l"dse Water containing three9usrfer grains psr.
ion- In each fud ounce psrs sater setcsaG s<ssx
A<sd IL IL nsss liable to decomposition
satn-a n~9aAlites neither Iodine Ok yiz.l pos
aeafr@lil~d by combination with any ingredient render
ing this solution superior 10 any other fGethod u exss,
ting Issiipe.
fui directions accompany each bottle that may bs
used nv family riedirine we'll by profession
Price dollar per bottle receipt of nve dollars
six bottles delivered free by express to any address
Beware Of Courterfeis and limitations which uprinci
pied dealers eidssror To dispose D: our reputation
see ouf signature and trade Greek word head
tss this aavertsemsnt upon Tie laals and wrappers
each bottle, without which j. S=nssine.
Circulars gratis
Dr. n. AsDERs co,
Physicians and Chemists.
mayaboAwtm no sLs broa3aat, New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13
Corrected sy .. HAnlLI CO.. wAslesale Green


Corrected ~ .. RAniLt co.. Wholesale Crsees.
srsss-N Orleans fair nc. prime, &c, eheaos 1se
New York, q, so7 View York, A. 3s crrsissd and pox
icred Sc.
MoLAss.-sas.r House, osel Ise. 0o,Sensyr up,1 %
estl xS-SSrghain, S6eS54e.
Coryxs-Hic IS TO Csc.
Rics-iss3iT1sc-
eosA---Aa.erfcsn- II lsxr.; Kngiish, 49,
tosr-fstm, l2kr. Family, Stxc. 1erman 1cls< ia
CAxpLss-st&s - to sc. Summer Pressed. u sze
rKAx--young Hysoa 81 6Ae2 q: Imperial 81 q n
s. %, Bi.ck.N % TO 81 IS.
nc, told and Natural i-sf 81 30 to u ~.
NAiIs-Basf Rranis 90 IS 10 rates.
GLass-Sxlo Country - 30 tsty IS, rstss.
CospasE-S7 tn Sc.
Oar AYPtEs--il to lie p b.
Oar PEscsEs-fIhs Il to Iss p =.
Oar CrakAsfs-2sr
RsIsfss-se Is TO IS 50.
sslr- IS to 5 %.
Past sEsaoH-ioc.
Wool sscKs-f s.
NOUNS " ocDzs wAks-2 Hoon PsiIs ~ 90: 4 hc.,n
DO 81 90 No. Tuts. Si6 50, Ne. do Is oCe Ne do
IL bt Nests Sd do, 3 rs. Wssh-boArdn IS o.
frsH--so. Aackerei, bbis- SIS oezr$ls %.
No. do DO SO ahrsSl7 %.
Ne. do hf do Sill oeszu So
No. 2 do hf do SO cog 10 Is
LII bbis- No. White Fish, ~ So
orIs-fnsl Oh, 90 81 u, LEseed OIL rss Lard OIL
81 s. Fish Oil, 81 IS.
CHExsx-Denmark. lie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

The DRuIDs.--This celebration of our
German friends passed off rery pleasantly
yesterday. The procession formed about
one o'clock in the afternoon and marched
through the principal streets. presenting
q very fine appearance--sfter which they
marched out to the grove where the pic
mic was held. We did not 60 out, but
learned that everything passed off in the
most satisfactory manner. We were
present for couple of hours at their
grand ball in the evening at Burrows
Hall, and everything was conducted in
good style and good taste. Our own
German population WAS we'll and largely
represented. as also Fort Madson-ueU II
not largely, represented in the persons of
those We met upon the occasion. The
whole affair was decided success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13
Lyons. Iowa. 1864

Lyons, Iowa, 1864.
During three years. service in camp
life. It was my good fortune to make very
many pleasant acquaintance, but none
more SO than that Of w. II. Mayberry, =
fellow soldier whose practical Knowledge
OF monographs Shorthand, is ~ clear.
artistic and thorough, - his desire to i'm.
part II Is noble and praisa~orthy. From
him / have received an introduction to |,
system Of writing for which favor no
words can adequately express nv lasting
obligation. HARsr II, CAM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13
RA VOICE FROM yIcKsBuRG.


fExRv21 Miss, Ang- o, ist3.
pf Sohe BaAt-usa Elf: l ana Ihsk.y To state 20 sou
sa.' have nsed year valuable c11ob Btrers WITH graf
t-nsat ~ myse IN general aehtitty aid tsr~tTzton
ny y stem prusae-d ~ heunhea3thf sad
hures o. the 1sssipPi river sfodsd tIesbnrs having
been WITH ten ursn;s army thraheu its hole south.
-rn campaign- / coundelfiy rrxs {asA~rad lis "A
persons wlo are exposed 10 anise@llhy ciimzte.-
H. W. YUGLR,
Agent z. s. stliiary Commission
LotisynI5 KY sept is, Isss.
on the I'D Of July last Submitted. through agent
~ mine " TIE Nrsnl iasector uf the Department the
Array oil the Cumberland sample cf my Gezirun Eitefs
or and requested t. after nnAissi he found
nrrtfsioa- to sanction and apgrute among our
soldiers.
ias foi"sing the Medical Dit sctors reply and also
drh n permission ~ shit 80 ae1ra ooce
have IL sold To suffers JOHN Bull
II satisfied that Cefsou nistlr. wiz Dc no harm n
Ahy one II tAAeH pF9f<ris AID IL nsoierrfien.
oech"n 10 lr Bull being perls ss4 To dispose Of
suffers HENRY tilt gs1oS.
sHEseoa aud hfieai DtfecseE. D.
Heatqra-ts rn peIsSrtnastt Of Cunrls~riaud ,
Nashville, 1snn} Juiy y, iss3.
" John Bulls agent Mr., bss permi~siUn ship
70 aashslile Tenn, - sEs'sr, or dozen. Of Bulls o.
afon Dftt@fs ies sale 10 sRs5-r. 10 .te szH, OILY.
The regulators OF the Trva<af VI al are 10 h
complied with srlcty.
by order u Ha4 Cen Rs~eerxst.
VIII NJ wILES
Major and i{rosa.i Marshal Gen
Tor sale Wholesale AID retail ty Wilkinson Bartlett
~ he"Ask. iSSA aprIJds~lyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13
Financial aud Commercial.


Ch1CAHo W0Fkets
- fslssraph.l CHICAGO, Sept. H.
Markets generally unsettled.
four-So I. 4oc lower White Winter; 10 rs for
ked winter, aud 10 00@l2 % for spripg extras.
WLeat-sc lower Ut 90Ul es fnr No. = Kes, 9&6s
961 Or No. 6pnns. sud S7s1I ~ fur No ztso, cD-
sing unsettled at i Sse1I ~.
Gorn-Lower at1 31eg1 81 for No. l. and 3ot4I soiz
for No. q
0uts-Lover 1t 43eek for No. 2
kye-iOc lower q 4 3lDl 50 for No. /, aud ZIG
12sl for No. 2
!, nAriey-Lower at s7@l 80 for No. /, and 90 for
Whisky-Held at a; buyers at r.
Seeds Timothy l0c lower 1t 4Ol5 55 Flax seed Arm
Ut 1z9S Is.
Hay--firm ut Is o. A
Provisons-Segiected
9rocefies-sery dull and tending downwards
Money-Scarce
Exehange-Eiat at s discount buying and u discount
selling
Seid-tnssttied opening at %, closing At IS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

BAG FAcToRY.-The card Of our en-.
terprising Young friend, VIM. A. Reers,
will be found in another department. This
business Of manufacturing -four and grain
sacks in this city has grown into a profit.
able and convenient institution within a
few years. We cheerfully oommeod the
business to all ~il'srs .ad dealer. in grain
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

n We regret to learn that son Of
Mr.. Winterbctham, 10 Fort Madison,
was thrown from horse yesterday, re.
osiving severe injuries on bis head. We
did no. hear any further particulars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

~ Newspapers in the interior of the
State are one after another giving up the
ghost because they have not learned the
art of living without support or sustenv
ance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

wAt the meeting yesterday evening
at the Court House, it was determined to
call another and more general meeting at
the Court House next Monday evening.
Let our citizens remember it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

@hramer. Irwin 1 Co, agents for
the sale of siocum's s.Side Loading Re.
volvers." TIE best pistol nov in use
No. los Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-13

Re- If you are ip want Of good pair
of boots or shoesJ go to Mr. jacob 8.
Meyers. on the east side Of 81 street.
between Main and johnson. He can
supply your wants.,