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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-27

. Good building lots in East Davenport, hare
me we" o. the river, Rock island, aud the cities
Of Davenport aud Rock Island. Price AGO esch
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-27

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-27

Depend upon il, mothers, II will give rest 10
yourselves, and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04
Boston Wool Market.

The Wool market has ruled comparative quiet
during the last week. though the unprecedentedly
large transactions, thus far, since the opening Of
the season. may well warrant little pause, by
way Of taking breath in the rush of trade. Con
sumers are keeping shady just at present, watch
ing the New York anoton sales, and waiting per-
which win doubtless be presented at a later pc
Rod Of the season.
1t is estimated that while nearly all the crop Of
Michigan, and n least two thirds of the Western
and New York State, (which. with the Vermont
product is usually the last taken, and unsaleable
till the close OF the season have already been
consumed or passed into commercial channels not
one-f fourth of the Ohio clip. and still less
proportion of that of Pennsylvania and West Viz
ginia, as has vet been marketed. These choice and
full blooded Woods are still held nv growers nj
prices equivalent to soc and upward, iatd down
here: and the small lots bought up curly in the
season, which have already found their way hither
afford little or no margin to dealers and con-
signees.
The receipts of Western and New York staple
well stocked with these descriptions.
Sales of Domestic for the week, foot up some
50e.0 lbs, at q range of 65fd Soc for Super and
Extra pulled Included are lots of Illinois Fleece
ut sea &c Wisconsin at 85G1 zoe; Ohio medium
ana m xed. b5(g Csc fair 10 of fine do. at zoe.
and choice lots at 75c. Pulled wool Of mature
growth is very scarce and wanted We quote
good Extras quick at soc; heavy do, at Zoe: East
ern Supers, 15fd nc: Lambs in good supply at
65(d 75.-to mmerciai Bulletin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04
uew York Narkst.


Dy TelsgJsph] hnv XosE. sspt =
ootton-ssss1y ss Asoise ssr .ia1lne. -
m - 7o1s % for Hxtss } h o, and seoll q
81 srnle krasis naskst eiodAg hssvy, viii 20 buyl
q ths oaesihs qsosattone.
Whtky-Hlk1se, Wsstssn u 4o7 -
Whsas-Dua, heavy snd ! 70 r loser q eoOl =
Sbr rhioeeo Dpsine aaA MI. Club 8 lbe AnA9 NIL,
s Tor ckoiee . IN stosG l1O3 Il toe ~ Amber
stats loo1 10 - Anbse Mich, a1d = fsr new
White 0ensoee0.
Rys-In fsir rsqusst: western, 70 arrive, q eoe.
harley and Darjoy Ma1t-Dull
Corn Asavy ~ 1c lower 3. 06D0ec for uneound e
Do9c for sound mixed wsssssn, SD p311c for high
0sss-lc better at 81 for asv, and s7osse for old
Weston.
Co0ss- Quiet snl 1sn.
0uesr-sssady; Cuba and Mascovado ct 12xO131<c,
and f97zOlS4e sos Porto Reo.
Moiessss-Q Outlet and steady.
Pstrolsun-ouiss q $40 sll<c-or Crude; so0tss.ss
Refined In Bond, and ~ e725<c Tor Do Free.
Pork-Lower Al - HH029 ezx for nsv msss, clos.
Ing 1t ~ 81 cash; p 60030 90 nominally for 1861
do - o21fUN 00for prime, and 2S02s 90 for prime
mess
Bs.f-rrn at ooola 90 for plain n.ss, and 10 SOC
IL 10 for extra mess.
Dssf Hams-Qnist.
Ont Meats-Tirm and more doing At l41fO16l<c fol
shoulder, and 1002sc for hams.
bacon-Dull.
LArd-etesdy = 1el402sc.
B1ttsr-Steady 1t 2i03oc for Ohio, and 3503oc foI
State.
Chsese-Active It II 1l63<c for common to prime
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04
Review OF the Chicago Market.

The provision market duh and easier on
barreled meats. The first New York despatch
quoted Mess Pork lower and steady at $50, 90, but
the second despatch reported the ma rket waek
Here the demand was snght and the market was
about soc lower than on yesterday-saies at 500,
GOO 5000. Prime Mess was dull and nominal at
S23,5o@24. Bulk Meats were neglected. Lard
was firm and more active. with sales at 233G24c
for prime steam.
Highwines moderately active and la &c
higher, with sales at S2.20aM2,22.
Flour was quiet and somewhat easier, but with
out any quotable decline. About SOC barrels
changed hands, at $II0OAl3e0 for rood ~
choice White Winter; Ss-75(n 900 for Red Winter
1929 to s,25 for Spring Extras, and So, 90 to 615
for Superhnes. Rye Flour sold to a small extent
at SOUS.
The market for Wheat was on the whole rattle,
quiet. No. Spring was lc better No. 2 Spring
was in good shipping demand and somewhat
higher. Red Winter Wheat fairly active and
steady at the decline noted yesterday. About
$4,000 bu changed hands at Sl,6o to I.65
for No Red, sl,SOl to l,S2 for No. Spring
$40 for No. do, and IS for rejected do-closing
firm Mt $32, for No. Spring in store.
There was an active shipping demand for Corn.
and the market advanced to lie on No. ], &c on
No. and &c on rejected in store Canal Corn
was IN good supply and quite active at a CORES
ponding mpr I've rent. Sales G6 to 81 for Yellow:
"a to G6 for No. |; 81 to 634c for No. q and So to
5Sc for Rejected in store; 81 for No f. o. b. 654
to 66c for No. afoat, and &c for No aaoat,
At the close the market steady at 66c tor No
! and 634 for No. 2 in store
There was a moderate demand for Oats and the
market declined to l3c carly, but toward the
close rallied about &c. Sales at 3l4 to 33c for No
| and Soc for No. in store-closing with sellers
of No. at 324e and buyers a. Be
Rye was again unsettled and 2clower with
sales at 6e to 7ec for No and Gle for No. 2 in
store.
Barley was dull. irregelar and lower, with sales
ut 50 to e2c for No. and 40 to SOC for Reiectell
in store.
Groeeries were steady and firm.
Beef Cattle are in liberal supply, but owing to
q more moderate enquiry, especially for Stock
Steers, prices have receded 20 To Csc q 100 lbs.
Sales at 1854 to els.
Hogs are in liberal receipt. but dull and trife
lower than yesterday. Sales at $l0.S5 for CON-
mon to Sll.70 for choice
Timothy Seed was frmer and more active, with
liberal sales at $3.50 to $40. Flax Seed sold IN
small way at $2.25, but at the close there we're
buyers of prime samples at $40 to $50. Clover
Seed nominal ut $500 to 1900.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

SILENT WEnDING.-The Hankeye chron-
lcies matrimonial episode, transpiring near
Burlington recently, of slightly novel char.
acter "a goodly number of our readers
residing IN the vicinity of kossuth, were nres.
ent some two weeks since at q marriage cere.
mony of unusual interest. The bride was a
deaf and dumb daughter of Mrs. G. A
Mcclure, who lives some five miles north of
kossuth, and the bridegroom was a youno
man excluded by similar misfortune from
the ordinary means of intercourse. Desiring
TO be married in their own beautiful sign Ian.
guage, the parties had secured the services OF
Rev Benjamin Talbot, Principal of the Iowa
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb. who. in n
short but impressive ceremony, in the Ian.
gurge OF signs, made the twain one. The
friends present, though unable to understand
the service, were satisfied that the connie i'm.
mediateiy concerned fully appreciated il. and
they will ever cherish as a pleasant memory
their attendance at the first WEDDING ooro.
mony ever performed in Iowa in the s;gn.l.n.
guage. Mr.. and Mrs. Zorbaugh have been
and expect still to be, connected with the In.
stitution for the Deaf and Dumb Mt low.
City, As teachers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

Our young friend Capt. H. D. Wood c. s,
leaves this post to-day. He goes under or,
ders to report to the Chief of Commissary AT
st. Louis. Where his new field of labor viii
be, he knows not. Capt. W. during the
months OF his stay here, has discharged vel
the duties of his position, and has made hos
Oh TRENDS. He is faithful capable Office
and genial gentleman, and while we regre
MS gong, We commend him unto the goot
people of whatsoever place into which he ma,
come as worthy of the right hand of cordia
fellowship.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04
.fiuantial anb GomultrtiaI.
KnOKUK MARKET.

DAILY GArn CTrY O1vIcg,
September 2, 1865. J
WHRAr-Old Fall 81 so to l 70; new Fall 81 30
to 50; choice new Fall 81 70; old Spring u ~
to 80.
CoRs-Not much offered, with slight advance
on our figures Of yesterday. Sales were at 45 70
soc.
o.rs-slipht decline; old At IS to 2sc; new 1t
IL to &c.
RYE-Ready sale at 55c; new 40c.
srEps-Timothy 81 Is; Flaxseed 81 so to 1 30
for hoice.
-Unwashcd 27i to SOC; tub washed so to
55c; fleece washed 40 to soc.
PorAToEs-40 to 45c.
OSIoNs-55 to 60c.
HAY-Timothy $40 90; Prairie A. SO to SO.
FEArHERs-50 to 55c.
BEEswAx- Ready sale at 40c
EGGs-In the fore part of the day lsG zoe were
paid, but closed weak at II to lsc, owing no doubt
to the continued warm weather.
BurTER-Remains at the same figures lsc for
packed, and for choice table firm at Csc.
CHIckESs-Young g IS; old 81
BAcoS-19c: Lard Zoe.
HIpEs-Dry flint lie; dry sailed &c; green SC,
and green sailed &c.
RAGs-Free from wooden 4c.
TALLow-In barrels lie; loose &C.
HoxEY-Choiee zoe.
PEAcHEs-Green at 81 so to 25@3 90, accord
| ing to quality.
ArPLrs-Green at so to eOc@sl 90, according
| to quality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04
st. Louis Grocery Market.

THURSDAY, August 81.
The market is steady, with fair business doing
in q jobbing way.
Sugar R" crushed 2lie; '.B" crushed, 2lc
&c" do 2o3c; I'D R" powdered, 2lac; '.C'' do 20sc
granulsted, 20ic; refined white 60" 20c; do de-
"00," l9se; refined yellow "A" lsac; clarified
"XXX," lsc
Molasses-Golden Syrup, in bbls, 81 so; half de
do bbls, 81 So; do do kegs, 81 81; Sugar Hous,
Syrup, in bbs, 81 05 do do do half bbls 81 Us; de-
do do kegs, 81 II; City Refinery, in bbls, &c
do do do half brls, g5c; do do do kegs, 9sc
Missouri Refinery, in bbls, soc; do do do half bbls
$50, do do do kegs. SIC.
Cofec-Rio, 3U6 32c
Tea-Imperial, 81 80 to IS; Young Hyson
81 10 to 2 10; 0olong Use to l go
Soda. Saleratus and Cream Tartar-Soda in keg,
l2c: soda in boxes l3c; saleratus in boxes l3c
cream, tartar in boxes to 60c.
Soap-Palm to Toe; German do 10 to IL; ex
ira oline do lie: extra family lie, in lots Of 81
boxes or more; fancy, $2d 3 p box.
Candles-Star 23e tallow candles lie in lots Of
80 boxes or more.
Cordage--6 and thread 25c: other sires 24c.
Powder, Shot and Lesd-Rihe powder at $lt
per key; blasting do at 81; pound canister doser
in a case, at $50; half pound do, don in case d
Sle. Patent shot at SO IS p bag: buck shot q
SO 30: bar lead at S12.
Crackcrs-Pilot bread per n at 6c butter crack
cfs io AT ~ "Aicr 10 = 10 at SC: souh 10 pei
h at Sc; Boston do per \, Sc: sugar do per n i3c
picnic do per ID ct Sc.
spiees-Pepper sse; allspiee S5c: ginger 3sc
csssia 81 10; cloves 55c: nutmegs 81 80: GROUND
pepper % to Ace ground ginger 80 to 400; csyen,
pepper 81 Is per do1.
Wooden Ware-Two- hoop pals per dozen 81 oe
hoop do per dozen 50 30; tubs (3) 50 50
nest tubs 81 So 15;nest tubs Isl 81 s5-100 nests
we'll buckets per dozen 81 Is to So IS; brooms Pc
dor 81 so to ) 25; washboards per dor 81 IS; tub
per doz $40 to l6. in lots of 20 doz.
Tobacco--Natural leaf 81 % to so; bright to
bacco 81 caddy do Csc to ST. common do so to 80
Mayapple 81; cut smoking tobacco IS to soc; cu
tobacco in bales IS to 75c; fine cut chewing SOC Il
81 25.
Cotton Yarn and Twine-Cotton yarn Csc pw
pound; cotton batting soc; cotton twne Csc; can
die wick 95c hemp twine at acc per ID; sewinj
twine at - to soc; jute twine at soc.
Liquorice- IS to 45c.
Sundries-Riee IL! TO BE: starch 81 to Zoe; vine
gar % to 45c; assorted candy per box S. so to 50
canned peaches per doI 50 IS to SO; canned
Strawberries per don 81 IS; sardines at 80 to 55c
wrapping paper of II. ] so to 50; LAYER raisins
per box s.; NJ. II. raisins per box s. so; currant
at 1e; figs at Ace; almonds at 80 to 35e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

HE SINGER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Attention is directed to the advertisement o.
Edwin Dean, General Agent of the Singer
Manufacturing Company at St. Louis.
In consequence of the great and increasing
demand in the West for these unrivalled sew
ing machines, the company has established g
grand interior depot in st. Louis, and they
are now sold there on better terms than o,
the mandatory in New York These ma.
chimes are adapted to all kinds of sewing, and
Mr.. Dean has exclusive authority to appoint
sub-agents, and can offer unusual inducements
to applicants.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

II came out before an English POLES Court,
that practice exists among bsgsars to keep their
children from growing, by feeding them with gin,
so as to ensure always having baby, to attract
compassion In the case before the Court, . child
four years old was stunted 70 ~ mot to appear
moro than twelve months old. This result could
never have been accomplished had Pinkerton's
wahoo and Calisaya Bitters been used instead, a.
they arc healthful and invigorating, and can be
used by all ages with benefit. One trial will sat.
isfy. For sale everywhere. Wilkinson. Bartlett
4 Co., Agents, Keokuk. DIV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

HERE was runaway Saturday eve ming.
wagon contained two men and two boys.
Did'nt contain them long; were thrown out
with the wagon bed, by the horse turning
suddenly into cross street. The horse run
some distance and was stopped. Mr.. John
Neis, one of the occupants of the wagon, was
we regret to leave, severely injured in the
fall he received We did not hear from him
yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

BY Telegraph CHrcAeo Sept. q
FIour-Qui.t Bales at IL Is for White Winter; rs
a. 65 for Spring Extras
whrat-sp.ine qniet end steady; Red Winter 2 to Sc
better. Sales at 630l SO for No Red 2s6al 80 for
No Rad 19l S25x for No. Spring aud 1901 20
for No spring.
corn-Actve and 1<c lower. Sales at &c for Whites
IS 46oc { r No l, and 62lx983lxc for No 4.
0sts-1 to 20 better. Sales a 3393ic for No and 20
aisle No
Rye-Btter and active At eo1z@7oc for No l. and e,0
T0c for No 9
BARLEY Unsettled ard irregular at so6aelc
Whisky-l tn DC better At 22p2 Is
Provisi ,nsMss pork dull easier At % 00D9o 90
and prime mess nominal Bulk meats dull.
ard-Dirme as 2s3zO2lc.
Hngs-DulI and Doc lover at 10 7061l so.
Beef Cattle -2bc lower at O0As co.
Pax eeed-wantsd ct 40N2 60
Money-Close.
Exchanse-sssy st lilo discount to par buying and
par b ITO premium selling.
0old-l469<@lA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

Our young friend Wallace, will accept our
thanks for variety of samples of sea moss.
or weed, gathered by him while at Poin,
Lookout, Maryland. They are very nicely
preserved on photograph cards
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. l.
T6bacco-Unchanged. Sales green Tugs At
IS SO to 7o factory do at - 80 to SO; planters
do Al IS 90 to 90; common shipping leaf at s. so
to IL 90; medium do at $12 As to IA as; good do ut
$40 Is to u IS; common manufacturing leaf ct
III 90 to "a rs: medium do at S25 rs to 80 Is;
100 90.
drain-Wheat firm. Sales spring at 81 20:
common fall at 35 fair fall at SO; good fall at
g.; choice fall at rs; choice red at 81 per bu.
Com firmer; mixed at Sic, delivered; white At SIC
per blu. 0ats-sales new at 43c, and old ct 47c
per bn. Rye firm at 81 to zoe.
Fionr-Dull and lower fall superhne ut S. rs;
single extra at 81 u.s. double extra at 50 40; choice
do do at $l1 so per Dbl.
Whiskey-Advanced. Sales At - 70 per gal
Ion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

SUDDEN DEATH.-Miss Beula Z. Williams.
daughter Of b. A. and NJ +. Williams. Of
this place, and young lady much esteemed
by many friends, died very suddenly Friday
night. Although not enjoying good health
Tor some time previously, she appeared to be
as well as usual Friday evening. About one
O'Clock she became i'll, and her parents were
awakened. Becoming rapidly worse. phy-
stefan was summoned, but his skill was pow
erless to save. In a couple of hours she was
dead. Deaths ministers, congestion of the
brain and heart disease, accomplished with
terrible suddenness their work. Twice, with.
in year, has this family been most distress
ingly afflicted, and they are the recipients Of
the earnest svmpathies of their friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

MERCHANT TAILoR.-For fine clothes, and
"snug fits," go to V. Paul's establishment,
north side of Main street, between Second
and Third. His goods are first class, and he
desires persons in search of such articles to
call and examine prices and styles, feeling
confident that he can make it to their advan
tage to leave their measures. [aug301w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

NORTHEAST Missouri AGRICULTURAL AMI
MECHANICAL AssocIArIoS.-This society is
composed of Scotland, Schuyler, Adair,
Clark, Lewis, and Knox counties, Missouri.
The Second Annual Fair commences on the
10th day of October, and lasts for FIVE DAYS.
We trust that its success may be as great a.
anticipated by the officers. 1t is holden al
their Fair Grounds, in Memphis. Judge D.
d. Cooper, President; H. C. Baker and
Judge J. II. Sparks, Vice President W. W
Purmort, Secretary Charles Mety, Treasurer
Col. I'D. A. Kutzner, Marshal H. d. Vel
hngton and G. [. Mcintyre, Assistant Mar.
shals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04
New York men.y Market.

New York Money Market.
BY Telegraph NEW YoHx, Sept. 2
Monsy-steady 1t per cept
Sterling Exchange Quiet and nrm at nl0ek for
gold. Arsf rlaas bills.
Col Without decided change; opening q lll1@, and
cloene st l4lsk.
Total exports OF speci. to-day s1os. Az.
Government etocks-Irm.
Stoke st. adv.
foi Wab -; n Wayne TX: AkfH .: CANH
psd 81 scrip i1E 1vr Cert sal<: Pee Mail -
NYOe9 e.ie ~ Cd Qlo7H Hudson loe1<: Har
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

New GooDs.-J. VI. Walter has just re.
ceived new and complete assortment of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, directly
from New York and Boston, and is not going
TO be undersold by any merchant in the city.
Please call and examine, before buying, at
81 Main street, keokuk. sept1-d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

To those DESTROYS of bargains in dry goods,
notions, &C.. we would say go and see Kra-
mer, Irwin 4 Co, as they have large stock
of seasonable goods for sale at very low
prices. dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

BoSAPAsrE GooDs. -Aessrs. Spiesberger l.
Myers have in store large stock of Bona.
parse goods, consisting of Jeans, Flanuels.
Linseys, Csssimeres, Blankets, and Yarn Of
~ seioss' augSl-lw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

From the New York Commercial Lit we COM
pile the following table, showing the total ship
ments Of Provisions from all ports in the United
States, for the fortnight ending dates nearest
to the 10th instant, since January l. and up to the
same time last year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

trip East, at Washington City and elsewhere,
looking we'll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

THEATRICAL" Lucretia Borgia . at the
Atheneum tonight. The Davenport Gazette
says OF the appearance of Myers 4 Langdon' s
theatrical troupe at that place: For three
nights have Myers & Langdon's theatrical
troupe delighted crowded and fashionable au.
diences. This company is certainly one Of
the best that has ever visited Davenport. The
young actress, Annie Senter Langdon, is one
OF the most finished artistes on the American
stage. Harry Langdon has everywhere re.
ceived enthusiastic applause. As a tragedian
he has very few superiors. The whole troupe
perform their respective parts exceedingly
well. Last night they presented the wonder.
ful French drama, Satan in Paris" and me,
with their usual success. Annie Senter Lang
don played six different parts, and in all &C
quilted herself spendidly.r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

The District Court, Judge Springer presid
ing, commences its session at this place tins
morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

FIFTY dozen new style Imperial Gore HOOP
Skirts for sale at Lesems. 2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

ONE hundred pieces of Casimeres, SAT-.
nets, Jeans, and goods of Western manufac-
ture, of all grades, for sale at |. NJ. Lessen
4 Co.'S. o,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

SELECT SCHOOL.-Miss LIZZIE ROWE
~ will commence the Fall Term her school on Mon
day September 4th Fourth street. between Main and
studies. septl-d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

X EOKUK, DENTAL DEPOT,-Dentist.
N will End complete tmen, Of Arti6cisl T~efl
and Dentists Materials alsays on hand. Orders from
tho country will receive particular attention.
sep1 D. 4. KERR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

10 early to the Atheneum tonight. if YOU
would secure good seats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

FLANYEI.-One hundred and fifty pieces
of all grades for sale at l. NJ. Lescm & Co. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04
CITY NEWS.

Don't fail to see Lucretia Borgia tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04
Port Of AeOItDgk,
sears HAVING TO-DAY.

B0AIS LEAVING fO.DAY.
J. H. johnson, Matson, st. Louis-
Muscatine Mason, st Louis.
Burlington, Rhodes, St. PAUL
ARRIVALS SATURDAY.
II. johnson, Matson, St. Louis.
Pembiua Hill, st. Louis
Dictator, Reed, Davenport.
Petrol. CALL st. Louis.
DEPARTURES SATURDAY.
JEANNE Deans Afford St. Louis.
pembina. Hill, St Paul.
Petrol, Gall, Dubuque.
ARRIVALS Yesterday.
Nellie Rogers Butler, 81. Louis.
Lucy B-rtram, Broisski, 81. Louis.
Resolute, Adams, 81. Louis
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Nellie Rogers, Butler Davenport.
Resoinse, Adams, Dayenpori
The river IL falling fast 1t this point The weather
yesterday very warm. the thsrmomstsr ransinl
from $50 to 200 In the shsde.
Tho Petrol went mp on saturday loaded With 0cvsrn
msnt ordinance for the Arsenal 1t Rock Island. III
Nellie Rogers passed up Sunday with ordinance fo
the me destination.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-04

DOR SALE-Twenty acres of besuti.
- ful Garden Grape Land. and near the Missile
ppi river, abon three mile above city of Keokut
Title good. Price, $4,000. Enquire OF
mch20 H. B. TEN-EYCK
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Han OsgMc e1alS.

n~F0R SHERIFF.-At the REQUEST Of
may fri nd. my. elf candidate fr r-eiec
tion a. sheriff ~ Lee county the ensuing election.
To prevent que tipns being asked, declare now tina
am in Of supporting President Johrsop; an
axsins, Negro Suffrage In favor Of NJ iiciou
E,aor Ii ens- Law and Subscribe to the re} oiafion
passei so.diers aud l. yai Citizen Cod enton
., hsrs.on Lee county Iowa. the 10Th dak Of July
1865. Of which Capt Baliins.r Vas chsirman
augl0 15RAkL ANDEkSON.
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nENTRIFICES-S ozodont, Balm of a
1hou<and Flowers, Thompson's and Halls Tooth
s"ips Aiports and Bazins Tooth Powders Dales Char
coal Tooth Paste, Tor sale by
sepi WILKINSON, BARTLETT 4 co.
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W1NDOW GLASS-Pittsburp CITY. from
w exl0 to 3ox40 for sale by
sep2 WILKINSON, BARTLETT co.
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EOR SALE-A one story Frame Dwell.
ing House. large frame barn. cistsrn cellr and 9TH
erimprovemsnts with full lot situated Bank street.
between lst and I'd streets Keoknk Title good Pric.
n-9oo rfsbi3l H.R rRN-RycK.
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MADDER-Prime Dutch Ombro, for sale
Az by [ssp2l WILKINSON, BAKrLsTr co.