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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-19
PROPOSALS For LOAN

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 25, 1864
NOTICE is hereby given that subscriptions will be
received by the Treasurer of the United States the
several Assistant TreasureTs and Designated Drposa.
ries, and by the National Banks sgnaed and q,aihed
as Deposilarles and Financial Agents for Treasury
Notes payable three years from August I 1851
interest at the OF seven and three cntts per cent
per aiin with sclni-annuu coupons attached pay
in lawful money -
These notes will be convertible nj IN, ont,on of IN,
holder at maturity into per gold bearing bonds
reueemable alter 1--we and payable twenty years from
August i5 1867.
The Nstes will he issued in the denominations of Rfy,
one hundred, hive hundred one thousand and FIVE hous.
aild dollars and VIII he issued in blank, or payable TO
srder' as may he directed by tho subscribers
Al subscriptions must he for fifty dollars, some null
tple of fifty dollars
Duplicate certificates will be issued for all deposits
INC parry depositing must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
ceruhchie the denomination of notes required, and
whether they 10 he issued in blank or payable to
order. When endorsed il must he left with the officer
rccuVing The depo. lobe forwarded TO this Department
ihe notes will lie transmitted 10 tue owners free OF
transportation charges after tie recent of the
original Certificates Of Deposit they can be prepared
Interest will be allowed TO August Is ali deposits
auc PRIOR To that dntr aud will be pnd by the d.
ment upon receipt Of the original cerlifcaies
As the notes draw interest from August I5 persons
ahhg dep sits subsequent to that date pay the r-
Nrcst accrued from datr Of nnte TO date of deposit
Parties dcpo.iliug twenty -fv. thousand dollars and
upwards or these notes AIRY time will he allowed
commission o. one.qnartr Of ono per cent. which
WIN ne pad ny tins Department upon the receipt of
pi ior The amount certified 10 by the officer with whom
the deposit was made No deductions for commi. sions
must hc made from the deposits
Officers receiving deposits will see that the proper en-
dorsrmenls are made upon the original certificates
All olhcers authorized TO receive deposits request
ed 10 give TO applicants nil desired informntio and af-
lord every facility Tor making subscriptions.
w. L. FFSSENDEN
Secretary. of the Treasury.
ND Saos,cf'pons VII he receivedhy the FIRST Ma
TIONAL BANK or BRiDGEPORr. OHIO; also sub
scrpiohs received To the reu-Forty Five Per Cent Gold
beailig Bonds JOHN c. ALTMAN, Cashier.
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Excelsior Planning Mill,

HAVING fitted up my establishment with the Latest
l. Improved Machinery, | am now prepared 10 fur
nish at my othce In BRiDGEpOR'r, The same that was
formerly occupied by stewart A. Kecline,) Rough aud
Worked Boards, Flooring, Weather boarding, Doors,
sash Shingles Shelving, Cornlee. Boards, Shutters,
Monldings Palnss, Pannel STUD, Frames and building
Materials Generally,
Al work delivered free OF charges at the Cleveland
\ Pi,hbnrBh X. X Depot aud also at the Baltimore 4
III Orders promptly attended TO,
GEORGE KEEIINE
lFormslly Of the firm OF Stewart Il Keslinel
bhaseporA heimoni Co, OHIO jei6iv
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TIVE WARP oy rRsxeeaa

contains q pages Of seaas duets and eAesusss ~ ~
frseaoms neril"O lsiny people se," "Ovss O. No.,
tan.n They worked ne all the asyn &s Pses -
each -
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sABxApa sonosL nx,.L, IA. 1

ccntaiu,H4 pages aad nesry 400 tunes and bysss 40
is the most popular S. 8. Boot ever issued lmop4 ks
m ost popular Pieces are "Kind Wordsn sEdsn AkSvsa
"Christian Here, "Bsautifu 1sa" II ought v lsys ~
Moihsr,n The Angels told ne se" "In the Light RED
each s5 ysr h,nadpsd; hound s5 cent. sziIs&
elek bsasa, ensbesssd Blt, - cents sss pes lsk>e
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RUTH, A SACRED eANxASA

contains lS page. Wsrss BY Rsv, AdRsy pyss ~sss.
ny Prot Call Tbs is al sassllssi ssoh fes scess. -
tue ysuns Pncs. Pspsr esvsts - sonA ~ - ~
bound IS sss,-, sas Per lss. -
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THK RavIvAL MVMe Be>u

contains 73 Of ,ssss AND bynRs ssssssl ky ,sv<
val prayer and eeafersnss msssnss Phss = -
covers single copies, 10 ssss ~ pss lsA Hs.A = -
retail price. .'-
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HIDES WANTEp!

THE highest Wheeling prices, in cash, will be paid
Tor Hides and Skins. delivered Rt my Tannrry in
u. Ciairsviils. Ijy9il w ASkEW
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Administrators Sale of
Real Estate.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order granted by the Probate
l. Court OF Belmont County, Ohio, will offer for sale
N public suction on SATURDAY, THE 2lsr DAY OF
JANUARY, ls65, between the hours OF ~ O'Clock H.
aud O'Clock p, NJ upon she premises the following
described real estate, situse in the said County Of BEL
mont, TO wit;
the Northwest corner of Lot No .; thence South l0i
eet thence EAs 50 ee thence North 100 fcet the ce
West feet thence North "a feet and thence West -
ies to the place oi beginning Bounded OH the Norlh
~ South street. on tho East by lot owned by Crozier
Mekown known us psIt OF Uncles Tan Y ard lot.
one month, with interest JAMES L. GRIFFITH,
Dec, 90 lsat.-5ws
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COURTS FOR 1865.
EI2HTH DISTRIl,,H-
Dtstrtet Court

"E Do HEREBY hx the times Of holding Courts
year 1868, ~ follows:
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.gdusi,,issrosor,s .NStiee.

NOTICE is hereby given that at tile Probate Court for
lN Ielinon, County, Ohio, the undersiqurd was ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate OF
Jordan Berry, deed late OF said county
All those indebted TO said estate requested TO make
Immediate paymenti and those having claims against
sad estate are notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date
ISRAEL STEER, Adn'r
Jan, 8, 1865. trr ,.Tt. .r.-f.- a.rts
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Common Pleas.

.rss ConafAoA Pleas.
Noble county, Tuesday, January al Tus,d.x NJ,
ti Tuesday, October 3. ~~s
Morgan, Tuesday, February u Tuesday. Nav 4.
Wednesday,, October II.
lMaskingum, Monday, February H. Monday M.v "a
Monday, October %. ~ - -
, Monroe, Tuesday, February IA Tuesday Nav q
Tuesday, October 81
belmont Tsesday, February 81, Tuesday Nav q
Wednesdsy, October II. -
osssa.sy Tessdsy, March ,, Tuesday, May %, Tue.
H.ss!.es. Monday, February q, Monday, May ., Mon,
Ta..s.rsys. Monday, February 20, Monday, May %
n Jsss,.oa Monday, May O. sIoaday. June s. Monday
hnas a s'subsnyle ,hi. so.h day Of September, 1854
fZhA " EVANS, Judges
JOHN w okEy, In said
GEO W. MeiLyAINRl Disirict
y x.s.., - sa. copy BY order Of said Jaags. 80
osssk Of the cosH Of Common Pissa Of jsas,son, n
E cruzrs os,IoE sr o,4,s.s,., o
0cuDher IS tstl
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;. o. r. r. TIME TABLE,
Farm for Sale

( AIMING eighty acres, on MrMahon's Greek,
~ ohe.hali mile below Lewis Mills. Terms Green.
backs. Apply oil premises
jy2-6ms mo G. PARKER
fl5This Farm is not sold. When it is This adyer-
tisepiens will bs Withdrawn from the paper
IL JOHN G. PARKER.
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aYushes.

slT sessiysd. fresh sock Of Hslr, Teeth, cle
J. n. WEST = co.F
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Tobacco and Cigars.

| MANUFACTUREan and keep constantly OH hand, AT INV
estaphslnent ~ Bridgeport, Ohio, all kinds Of To-
DaGcs ana Cigars OF the best quality, which am selling
Merchants wishing to purchase would do well to call
and examine my assortment before purchasing as am
prepared to sell TO them the best article on the most
reasonable terms. ROBERT kTCuISoW
Bridgeport, August Q, 1864. .3m
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WATERS snrAr susls 70. m, 'i.nL x1.,.o., 10

Arranged az solos, d1tts, au.r,.u,. an.
musical secis!ie' ehots Sunday sshsos III
ssmnafss' :.n se. "sAah we ksew each other hsr.r,
beyond the rlysr,n "Bs in tins sfhsr. h. hs.,,s
sos vn iA9:ny dy.lI. is ny county, arrs..
Abrs's am sI hundred ihousanI us,s y sTI.,h rsuss
Of ssrrsw shall soss again ss nsss ~ ysn.
Ioms Hcons sing Ie ne Of Assvsnn II ana 4. -,
WI, love eur Sunday sehso" Our God Ia ~
,ng en 6oe save the Ns,ioa, Ait,srs ssar N ~.
!, oa ias,s .ys S.s'T pa, grs.S..s Morn has da~n.S
1willia }, Ton. ,s H.sx.ns .a. .,s M NJ. a Angel"
come come unto me-" Bury me = the morning, M.ss.,s
ome 70 my rest" Sweet hssr Of PfaysrH As" Psas.
'aeh IN ,hssl iorn, witt Plano sseemps aiE.snL = ~
81 oPshhsAsa b. nosAcs w .vrs. ...:i...t
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..I3 THINNING.
III Xss .sas s.ysiA.s = ~ tikx b ~ Sfsahsss
LiNe sss vssaUnS sues.sV Ire1a =
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ofsSb.Asa ~ nosAes wAfKRa ks,rl.osI
nav r..,t a., Ne &sl, Bssrawsy, Nov TsyA

xxv -,.lnl! IL.iglgsor z Il 91sul
Nv School BOOK. OF isO spsSss of bs.ssTsl a.1sy
sna ranss L contains aany Eerss such ss askall ws
ane" eAeh other thsrn Suffer lils ,Aildren - 900
.s wla my s.pihsrY Helesds,h - sss;as stu
h,s,sS .. FREE paper seysr % eseas; 81 Srsf Iss
WATERS. Auiho< OF fssanssy ssLssI n.ilsS ~
ana yaieh AAys hA4 sas sssmaus sals 81 svsrsis
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-19

clHzzs oryieK sr ciAlssypfAE, o,
certify ths above 20 be true copy oi hs o,yin.,
Mfnishsd this once. J. y, CHARi.EsWORfi1'"~
Nsvsmbsf 10, is6t..ew
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21
.fiaa6tial aIlS Commercial
= - = s.
KEOKUK NARKET.

A6VAOA AAO8AAKs
.xraF DAILY Gxrn CrfY OsHIc1,
September 20, 1865. I
wHxAr-Firm. Old Fan 81 As to IS; new
Fan 81 As to IS spring 81 to ! 80.
FIouR-Doubls Extra Fall 1t SO 50; Extra
Fail IS 50; Extra Spring IS; snpsrfne g.
RYn-Oh 4S 70 500. 8NkY
COMO to 45c.
OArs-Old at Is to &c; new at II TO &c.
SssDs--Timothy - 90 to 8 90; Flaxsesd - IS
to 2 As.
Eaas--16 to lie; recounted 18c.
BurrxR-In demand, good table will bring 80
to 33c; packed IS to zoe.
PorAroEs--Common, 20 to 45c. Good, 80 to 55c.
SWEET PorAroEs-Good at 81 50 to 81 90.
LARp-22 to 24c.
BAcox-co..
SoRaHux--50 to zoe.
HoxEY-1S to 22c.
CHIckxxs-Yoang 81 10; cid 81 20 TO 4 40.
OxIoSs-Dull at IS to 40c.
HAr--Timothy 80 90 to SO 90; Prairie 81
so to 90.
GREEN PsAcHEs--$l so to 81 IS.
GREEN ApPLEs--75c to 81 rs.
WooL-Tub-wAshed 50 TO SOC; fleece washed
As to SIS; unwashed on.
H1Dxs-Dry hint 12ac; dry sailed oc; green Sc,
and green sailed &c.
TALLow--l2 cents per III.
Raes-Frec from WOODEN 81 to &c.
FEArBERs-From common to good 80 to soc;
prime SIS to Goo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21
f,hrisffsLn (,o,nafunlosion.

A week ago last Sabbath night the Rev.
Mr.. Mattice, agent Of the st. Loais Branch
of the Christian Commission, addressed oup
people at the Chatham Square Church inbe-
half of the objects and wants Of said branch,
with view of raising collection in money
for the same. l felt it my duty to atase OBJ
iections thereto, which did in manner and
with warmth which, it seems, has been con.
strued into an imputation against the integ.
rity and good faith Of Mr.. Mattice and the
branch of the commission which he repre-
sents. 1t is possible such an inference could
be drawn from the facts which / feel author
lied to state. am happy to say, however,
that the Rev. Z. p Smith, of Philadelphia,
Secretary of the Commission, and supposed
to be intimately acquainted with its present
status and condition, is now in our city, from
whom learn that the Commission, in its ex-
tended operations, has mainly, if not alto
gether, disposed of its property and stores /;
that the St. Louis Branch has been continued
for the purpose of meeting the exigencies OF
the army on the plains and in the Southwest ;
that it is ministering as best it can through
its several agencies to the spiritual and tenn
poral wants thereof; that not having su6ici-
ent means under their control to accomplish
the good desired, they had commissioned the
Rev. Mr.. Wells to go into Illinois, and the
Rev. Mr. Mattice to visit Iowa, 1.-THE only two
agents they have in the field for that purpose,
to raise money for carrying on the work OF
the St. Louis Branch. These facts ] am
willing to accept as true, and they certainly
acquit Mr.. Mattice of all improper motives in
the premises, as well as those who have sent
him out on his present mission. But whilst
would accord to him and others entire purity
of intention in the matter, differ with them
about the propriety or necessity of keeping
alive in time of peace Commission, adapt
ed in its work and agencies to state Of war.
But need not assign my reasons therefor
now, as the object of this card is simply to
set Mr.. Mattce right in public estimation, il
perchance any one was misled from what was
said or done BY me on the occasion referred
to. r. p. Lowe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

HoSoR to whom honor is due Our young
friend, George c. Thompson was, we believe,
the first of our citizens to start the movement
which developed into the ''keokuk Library
Association" In order not to too greatly
protract our sketch in yesterdays paper, we
omitted the names of many active and stead
fast friends of the measure, who would have
been entitled TO notice in the connection had
our limits permitted it.
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rev Ysrh market.

Kew York Market.
.~.....1 ili 81 usW YssE. Sept -.
cottos-v.ry arm It ls,4o4sc 70. niddiins
rlous.-lO 70 lSc sstts, With more doing q g =
soy NITRO seat. Aoos 70 FOX Extra =. y. 80 =
01o Is fbr Trads Br.nds, market closing vsfy nsn.
whisky-stsady; Western u -, CLOSING q ~
0rain-whest lie to - better and sore scsive 9 y
u 81 for nfsrioe to good Chicago spring and
kee Casb; elol e2}< for Amber NIL; 0sO1 70 'o'
new Amber state; % f1r old Winter ksd Wsss@
2so2 30 Tor nsw white etsse Rye steady, Win sosh
ss,es At 0s ami 1900 bu do q 90. Barley shsas
nrmer, choice Canada Wet s. Barley Malt qsiss
Corn le better md in good inquiry 1t sIossc hf N
soanA ed so0s0e Sos sound mixed Western OAs hsesy
1t SaOS6c for asw asd old Western.
0roceriss-Rics dali Coffee steady; damaged Rio q
lsl<c Sugar steady; Cuba and Muscovado af la0l<4r
HavanA Al la3<Sjl4s. Molasso dnll.
Wool-Dull.
Petrolsum-se1<e for Crude; 5s0slc for Refined In
Bond, and 770sce for do Free.
Prov tsions-Pork dull - s7fD32 80 for new mes
ciossx q ~ ~ sash - 80 nsi 70 for 1864 DO; = %
90 80 ssrprms, and - s71<D2s ea1l for prime mes
Also 600 BIB .. nsv mess for September, buyers op
ton, at 50 u.s. and - bits prime nsss for October
buyers option at IS co. Beef 1t Scala % for plain
msss and IL ooll 50 for extra Beef hams dull
Cut Meat. steady 1t l61Iec for shoulders and ls01
for hxus Bacon dull Lard dull II 251402slzc. But
ter more sctve and frm st 25a56c for Ohio, aid $50
&c for State. Cheese dull At ll@les<c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

Cattlc-Market not materially altered, but the
desland has been mther inactive. Sale rsneed
from 81 to Sc, and retail lots 1t from us to $4a
per huoAred.
Hogs-le change in the aspect Of the market
sin - the late dsllness sct in. Sales averaged from
81 to lie Per b, gross weight.
Gheev--Masket continues dull There were N
sales rsp esfed. Prices Ane nominal Il q - y
- 20 per .ssd-
LAnbs-<sS pW Asaa.
Mich Cow FIR rsqssse = ~ y ~ = 4
QlaIt3ea. -
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blers:
Yesterday the sscornsr" in whestwns comPlets,y
broken. and prices fell 10 to l2c per bnshei. vn
FriAayl ess, No. Spring Wheas 20 ran nR = =
s4 s. 81 s. per buiheia ssd yesserday = IA e e
81 al This. our readers must bear in nina, !.
y the result Of any decline in other mar.e.s ~.
wholly yin consequence q over sPeculss''1
gAnbling.J .~;a. -
come alarmed at the arrangement Of business
caused " The ganbliht spisit diPlAysd on ~
Board Of Trade have resolved to make no I'd
vsnces to other thaa legitimate commission mef-
chants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

Tur latest and greatest discovery in Dental
Hygenic is SozoDoSr. 1t has superseded all the
ordinary dentri6ces, and, for this reason; that
while it contains no solvent principle injurious to
the enamel of the teeth it obliterates tartar and
every other dental convection, prevents chnker Of
the gums removes blcmishes, both from the mo-
lars and incissors and leaves the breath pure and
sweet. d-tue-thu-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

BAYARD TAYLOR visits Dubuque about the
18th Of October. The Hack Eye learns that
that eminent traveller is DESTROYS of see
ing more of Iowa, and would lecture at other
places in the State if invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

10 those desirous of bargains in dry goods
notions, &C.. we would say go and see Kn.
mer, Irwin 4 Co, as they have large stocl
OF seAsonable goods for sale At very Low
prices. ii.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

The auction sale of government property at
the Estes House is progressing rapidly and
purchasers are making great bargains. The
sale will be continued from day TO day till all
Is sold, commencing every morning at u
O'Clock. This morning will close out the
balance of the iron bedsteads, linen sheets,
and many other good and desirable goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

Col. CASE AT FoRT MADIsoY.-Col. Case,
of Indiana, will address the Union people OF
Fort Madison tonight. Col. c. is an able
effective speaker. Let our Fort Madison
friends give him good audience.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

WERE glad to meet yesterday our friend r.
L. Pickel the ever active and indefatigable
United States Assessor of the First District.
He is in attendance upon the L. s. Court
now in session.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

A TELEGRAM in the Quincy Republican, re-
ceived before the hour of the packet leaving
yesterday morning, stating that Gen. Grant
would not be able to come to Quincy, saved
oursef and our friends fruitless expedi-
ton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

CITY NEWS.

REMEMBER that Governor Kirkwood speaks
In Keokuk upon Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

A general holiday of our Jewish friends,
lasting for two days, will cause them to close
their business houses to-day and tomorrow.
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sept2l-dlt

MAN IN New York city few days ,ince ,o-
"fed 10 ms ~oodshcsl, and committed suioide hv
nearly severing his head from hi. boav ILL
'a'cners cleayer III health is assigned :. ~.
cause. timely use of Pinkcrtou,. M.
oansaya bsters, would have certainly nr.y.n,.d
TINS terrible affair, by imparting tone aud v;..r
70 the body, and producing hesl,hful and 49,
fui condition of the mind. Thoy do IL every Tin.
For sale everywhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

~ Telegraph. oaicAso bspf ~
fiour-Frmer and quiet At II 0eol2 90 for Waite
Winter o. for Red Winter and 1895 % for Spring
Kxtras
Grains, ring Wheat &c BITTER, and Red Winter dull
atl ss for 80 Red 4iOl 4sl4 for No. Spring ADD
lsDl q for No spring. Corn iIc lover II IA
ssJxc for No l, and sskD5o; for NJ g. Oats v 70 ~
lover SssSac for No L. and MA ssoc for No BY
I.w,r al osS1oc for No and sec ior No 3 Bar
ley TO 2c better at s. esyc.
isky-Qa:et and easier 1t Il.
Provisions-oust. sA:esof mess pork at 30 so and
prime aess 1T - 0o626 .o-the inside for rspacksd
Lard scaIce AID drm.
HoSs- csivs and frn at II seSi2 IS
Beef Ca,tie-steady at 5 5oe7 90.
sesds-Tmotby Seed dull at Co. and flax Seed sssiei
at . fo92 So
Aonsy-Clpse.
Exchans~-Es.fer at par buyinx and 10 premium
selling
0oia--lA2l<&lu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

CrTY CREDITORS. Those holding bonds Of
the city Of Keokuk, will notice the card OF D.
F. Franklin, found on our first page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

CHARLES A. DIBBLE was sworn in yester.
day, as Assistant Assessor of the third Di
vision of the first District He is an Excel
lunt young man, and will make capital Of
fcer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

The mechanical and manufacturing indus
try of Keokuk is increasing. See card of Ford
K Co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

"Ihfg Btddf MT q yFure 100 cUtI, III" uF"P
Fer q soul so honest aud true"
II they had been wise, the dire necessity Of
opening the grave for lovely might have
been averted PLANTATION BIrrEns, If timely
used. are sure TO rescue the young and lovely, the
middle-aged and the sling from the grave
Almost all diseases have their beginning in
some slight difficulty of the Stomach, which would
eventuate in Dyspepsia Headache Ly er Com
plants. Night Sweats, Consumption. Death.
PLAsrAuos BirrEas viii prevent these Fremont
tory symptoms, and keep the blood pure aud the
health good. BE WARsEp TIVE.
dw-tue-thu-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

Mrs. DR.. GALLON will lecture in franc
State, this evening, at the Healing Institute.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

GOVERNMENT has issued orders that the rem.
devious at Clinton be discontinued at once.
No more troops will be mustered out there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21
ChwrcA Directory.

UNIrBD fifth street., between
and n p. m. Sunday Schools .. m
JAHss BAovH, Pastor
FIRST PRxsBYfnRTAN-Cornsr High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath 81 II Z. n, and1
Sunday School q. n. - 0nIsffn, Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Carnss High aid yourtl
stFeSts Services sssry Sabbath - II :. =. eun4Ay
School %. m. Il. HAseAIl, ksssos.
CHATHAM SQUARE n. y. CHu RCH-Cornsr ofSsv
suth aud Morgan srssts. Preaching every Sabbath q
Prayer Meetns on Wednesday evening".
=. n. WAAIue Pastor.
DIRsT RAPrTSI CHUROH-Third street, hstvesl
0ensert and high. Services syesy eeebethat u O. -
I'd avnet<v beloee 3, =. oabboth eohoe1 * -.
1T. WDe9ov1A, ReGtoF.
CONVERSATIONAL HuRCN-Miehstreee, bssvesl
IA aaA sixth Bsrtfcss sssfy Sabbath - ID q =. nnt
e1JWSon6d1v es1a1ho. oaeAeD 1aAa1u1s 9ogoW
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

NoTIcE.-The business houses of the un-
dersigned will be closed from Thursday, 2lst
inst. till SATURDAY. evening. 23d on account of
holidays. SPlEsBERGER MAYER,
l. M LESSEN d Co.
SPIEsBERGER, Bro. d Co.
Sent 20-2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-21

New York Money Market.
By Telegraph hsw fokk, sspf- -
Mcn-y-E.', stsS6 per cent
Setting Eaehans--firn 81 loa1sgno-
Cold wi,ho,s de>idsd change; opsaing At i4<es 3D.
vsncinS u 14t and csosing ~ 49,.
The steamer fer Eyespo t,Asy carried out $-ss s
in specis.
Government stoekS-stesdy.
8, ii 81 Coupons 1t lo'7
$40 Coupons lo1ss
7-3,s Qst .criesisss
Bsocks-Hessy and dull.
okP..is IA 1894; o&RIlli3 MAPD c So;
Toll wah7s Wayne s.. AATHs3: CANW
pfd elst Scrip ie-ll iyrc,tisss. Pae Mail lee:
SyCss1s Mie SOL; Gao lis; Hedson 100. HA'
lem rs; Re.Ing loss N leo. " 8 IS, Toledo los;
II Certass ouirksT,~r AZ