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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
ny TELEGRAPH.
SATURDAY NIGHT REPORT.


A proclamation
By the President of ne United States of
America
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty God
during the year which is now coming to an
end, TO relieve our beloved county from the
fearful scourge of civil war, and to permit rs
to secure the blessings Of peace, unity and
harmony, with great enlargement OF civil
liberty, and
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father has also
during the year gratuitously averted Ms from
the calamities Of foreign war, md pestilence
and famine; while our eraneries are full of
the fruits of an abundant season, and
WHEREAS, Righteousness exalts q nation,
while sin is reproach to any people; now,
therefore, /, Andrew johnson, president Of
the United States, do hereby recommend to
the people thereof, that they do set apart and
observe the First Thursday of December as
a day of National Thanksgiving to the Crea.
torof the universe for these deliverances and
blessings; and do further recommend that
on that occasion the whole people make con-
fession of our national sins against His in
finite goodness, and with one heart and one
mind implore the divine guidance in the fu-
ture of nation, virtue and holiness.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the seal Of
the United States to be affixed
- Done at the City of Washington,
1 SEAL. this 2Sth day of October, in the
49, year of our Lord 1855, and of
the independence of the United
States the GOTH
lSigned.1 ANDREW JOHNSON,
WV. n. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
Especial to New York Times
WAsHisGTos. Oct. 81

WASHINGTON, Oct q.
The Cabinet meeting of to-day was of a
protracted duration, and was attended by all
the Secretaries for the first time in several
months.
1t is reported that the recent correspond.
ence between Minister Adams and Earl Rus.
sell was generally discussed without reference
to any action on the subject
Among the prominent rebels pardoned to.
day were Henry NJ. Rector, Ex-Governor OF
Arkansas, and p. Sanderson, rebel Congress
man from Georgia.
1t has been reported that Geo. ". Gayle.
the Alabama lawyer who offered one hundred
thousand dollars reward for the assassination
OF Mr. Lincoln, has been pardoned This is
incorrect, as he comes under the 18th ex-
emption.. However, he may be considered
pardoned as his rank in the rebel army vas
only Colonel
This evenings Republican announces that
the body of Col. Dahlgren, who was killed
near Richmond, on March 4th. 1864. on Kill
patrcks raid. is expected here tomorrow,
and Will lie IN state in the Council Chamber
here IN the City Hall until Tuesday next, and
with guard of honor. /. is also understood
that Henry Ward Beecher will preach the
funeral service IN his honor on Sunday, at the
church of the Rev. Dr. Sunderland.
Intelligence has been received here by the
Government that an influential delegation of
Canadians are shortly to come here to make
efforts TO re- establish the treaty of reciprocal.
ton between the United States and Canada
The War Department has promulgated the
following list of organizations which have
been ordered to be mustered on. Of service,
included in previous circulars Illinois in.
fantry, 9th, cavalry, 9th, 9Th and sth men of
both Infantry remaining in service and trans
terred TO the 47th infantry, the latter still in
service; Indiana, cavalry 18th Kansas. cav.
airy, Companies c and G, 9th, this completes
the number out of the regiment; Missouri.
cavalry, 4th 18th and 10th; Michigan. cavalry.
10th; New York, infantry. l56th. Ie0th. l6l ss
and l7Sd, cavalry, under veteran. 4,h proyis
lonal; Ohio, infantry l9Gth, cavalry 9Th and
18th, also ten regiments of colored troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

- - E
Flour-Market languid; transaction. b.inv "a
stricted by the rise in freights. We do not look
LOT resumption of the activity in -four until the
Withholding of shipments shall have caused rise
IN Eastern markets commensurate with the rise in
freights. We note sales as follows: spring extra
at IS 70; super at ST. extra at IS so; double extra
at $40 so per brl.
There was very active market and good grades
we're snapped up eagerly at outside rates. 1t is
thought that wheat will have to be imported to
| meet the demand for choice brands of nour before
another harvest. Spanish wheat is considered rs
approaching nearest to our white winter in quality
and can be imported at about the present prices Of
| choice white. Sales at - 90 to 270; very choice
st - o5; spring at 81 40 to 2 TO-
Corn-Market quiet and dull. Sales white at
7fc yellow at 69.c; mixed at 67c; white at s0c
Oats-Market dull, checked by rise in freights
Sales at 46c.
Rye-Market active Sales at CT to Csc.
Barley-The dullness continues. Sales at 81
to 05.
Hay-Market steady, Sales of loose at $I7 90
per ton.
Hides-Unsettled at Is to l6ic per n, according
as it happens.
Cranberres-sales of domestic at SIS SO per
barrel
Onions-Sales at 60 to e5c.
Sweet Potatoes-Sales at 81 90 to 81 rs per
bushel
Butter-Salcs at 4Sc "a H..
Dried Apples-Market firm, with sales at 81
Potatoes-Markets steady and unchanged; mixed
at 65c; pcachblows at zoe per bushel; buckeyes at
As, and mixed at 65c per bush.
Green Apples-Sales gcni,ens At - SO to 4 rs,
and pippins at IS per brl.
Dried Peaches-Market very firm and tending
up. Sales halves at SO so per bush
Wool-Sales unwashed at 40c per h; tubwashed
is worth 65 to Csc per h.
Whisky-Steady, with sales at 81 q a gallon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
Especial to New York Herald.
WASHINGTON. DC,

WILMINGTON, Oct. q.
Gen. Muzzy, late Secretary to the Presi.
dent, is ordered to the command of his req.
ment. :
Gen. Grant has purchased and will reft for
his winter residence, portion of the proper
ty known as Douglass Hospital.
The Herald states that JEFF Davis is to be
arranged SIMPLY on the charge of treason. and
that James S. Speed. Gen. Rosseau, Jno. II.
Clifford and VIM. NJ. Everts are retained by
the Government as prosecuting counsel, and
Charles OConner and r. r. Giilet for the
defense
The Herald states that there was a seizure
OF alcohol to day, for Revenue frauds, in
BROOKLYN and that a custom house clerk, a
Virginia ex-rebel, and heavy BROOKLYN firm,
are implicated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
NEW YoRK Oct. %

The Herald prints private dispatch dated
West Point, Miss, Oct. 20, stating that Gen
eral johnson has discovered most stupendou,
frauds in the Treasury department, and has
arrested Harrison johnson. special rreasur,
agent at Columbus. and all his sub agent,
IN thirty counties, taken possession of thei,
books and suspended operations.
1t is rumored that the investigation will be
damaging to high officials.
The #ortds Washington special says dis
patches received say the movement to sustain
President Johnson is success.
The rumor that our naval vessels are to be
put in commission is untrue.
1t is reported that Caleb Cushing viii su.
persede Mr.. Adams as Minister to England.
and that Mr.. Adams will return to become
Secretary of State
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
remain yours, respectfully,
oct30-Iw HEyRrgrrr Srutrp

BENEVOLENT ENTERPRISE. call the at.
tention OF our citizens to the benevolent action
OF some of our leading physicians, who, see
ing the suffering and restitution of manv of
the poor In our city, have organized an ar.
rangement by which this suffering class will
be saved at least one heavy expense which
they are likely to incur during the coming
winter.
Drs- Sanford, Curtis, Wyman and Winslow
propose TO give their professional services
gratuitously to the poor of the city during the
coming winter upon the days and at the hours
named hereafter.
1t is not unknown TO our citizens that. in
consequence of the exorbitaut prices of every
thing IN the way of provisions now prevailing
IN our city, state of fearful suffering and
restitution is likely to exist It is eouallv
well known that much sickness has existed IN
the city during the past autumn, which this
restitution is likely to prolong into the winter.
In view OF this state Of things. we do not know
OF any act of public charity more worthy Of
commentator than this benevolent scheme
OF these physicians, to supply to the worthy
poor OF our city, free of charge, medical and
surgical attention; for without this ARRANGE.
ment very many Of the poor would suffer the
prolonged agonies of disease, and not a few
would die
Inc gentlemen whose names appear in con.
nection with this Free Clinic'' are wol,
known physicians and surgeons, we'll estab.
hsned and IN large and successful practice.
and they do much honor to themselves by
taking from the demands of lucrative bus;.
ness the time thus given to the INDECENT.
they viii, we have no doubt, faithfully per.
form the task thus voluntarily assumed and
render to the suffering poor much needed
professional service.
The arrangement Of the clinic is as follows
Diseases of the Eye and Ear, and Surgical
Operations-Dr. J. f. Sanford
Diseases of the Lungs, Throat and Heart
DR.. c. r. Curtis.
Diseases of Women and Children-Dr p
q. Wyman
SPECIFIC diseases and cases not ;ncluaed
above-Dr. c. II. Winslow.
The clinic is held every Monday. Wednes.
day and Friday afternoon, from 3 to o. clock
at the heokuk Drug Store, ON Fifth street
between Main and Blondeau.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
New ORLEANS. Oct. %

Cotton lively at 45fas46c. Sugar quiet ant
steady Molasses, choice Louisiana. 9Oc.
Ex-Governor Allen publishes card URGING
the withdrawal of his name as gubernatoria
candidate. A letter lately received from him
goes to show his determination to remain n
Mexico.
Registering and taking the amnesty oath
goes on briskly.
Gen. Candy declares that he will PREVENT
from voting those persons who registered ar
oath under Buffers orders.
Gen. Fullerton has abolished the proves
marshals' courts specially organized for til,
freedmen's bureau of this State. The officer
VIII see that the freedmen are treated witt
justice and equality in the State courts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

We call attention to the advertisement OF
Phillips d Kerr, on our first page. Although
new firm each of these gentlemen have been
long connected with business houses in Keo-
kuk and are well known to the trade Having
recently made large additions to their already
excellent stock, and having the stand and
good will of an old, popular and well estab-
lished firm, Messrs. Phillips & Kerr will GER
tainly receive that large share of public favor
and patronage which they richly merit. We
recommend unto Keokukians and all that
hsreunto come for purposes of trade to call
upon our friends p Il K.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
New York Market.

=, Ae'es'aphI Nsw YoRx. Oct % =
Sotton-Duil and declining; IS for middfipp
Flour-DulI, heavy and s0loc lower. esas ~
Ira State; '50s 30 for common to good .prin.
extra R. h. o. aud ooGl2 Is for trade brand. ,..~
kst closing heavy.
"histy-ouist at AGA Is for Western.
Gfdn-Wheat about lie better and Quiet: 1 7k s,r M.
NIL Club; 50 for Amber Milwaukee: 2 5, for n.~ A.
Der State. and Is for unsousd Chicago sprn.. H.
9uiesi u for Western. barley nrmer: Barley MAJ
quiet Corn lie better and less doing 7oasec sor nm
sound and so9el for sound mixed Western. o.t. duI
at 4ete47 for sound
Sfoceries-codee quiet Sugar quiet, lssS01l for Chr.
Muscovado lie for Porto Rico. Molasses ouist p.t,
Ieum dull Soo361zc for Crude, 5sossO fer Renned Il
Bond; IsO77 do free.
fork-Opsned heavy end clossd Arm: n ooDss III
Tor nsss, eosss - cash; y 20 for prins. and = -
% Is for pnns nsn
Bse-stsady; II oeOlA 90 for plain Nee. and Il o.
u " extra mess. Dssf Aams dul western 70 srriv,
"c' Cut nsss dali - nominal: ls51oi7k fos -
dsss snd soozs1s 1or hans bacon quiet. IArd 20,
81 ssozs1e Butter In demand; sool2 for Ohio. A.
- 10 sssss, cAssss Asa u aAols.
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From Evening News of Oct 81 l

peer eattie-Iherc are no new features to report
in the market. Receipts are large and common
stock predominates. Good beeves are worth 1 to
&c per ID, but common range at to 4c.
Hogs-The demand is fair. but stock is mostly
thin and for such there is but little SALE We quote
prices at 10 to l2c per 10, gross.
Sheep-There is quite brisk demand and .
small supply of mutton sheep. There are common
ones enough in the market and no demand for
them. We quote common Mt 50 so to 3 50. and
good at SO so to 8 90 per head
Mich Cows-The demand continues brisk at
$40 to $50 per head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
NASHVILLE. Oct. d

Parties have for several days been explor
ing subterrsnean passages under Nashville
Mr.. A. Stewart descended lis feet from The
cavern under Church street yesterday, into
the chasn below, aud was drawn out nearl,
suffocated by the foul air. Several relics were
discovered. besides bones, buttons. and stone,
resembling agate and marble. The grand
chamber of the cave is forty feet high, thirty
feet wide, and eighty feet long. Further en-.
plorasions are being made
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
ST.. Iorrs. Dot o.

Arrivals from the Upper Missouri reports
that the Indian Commission abandoned tha;,
steamer one hundred and twenty miles below
Fort Sully and were proceeding overland. /,
is not believed the Commission will accom-
piish its mission, as no hostile Indians is sale
to be within seven hundred miles of For
Sully.
Forts Union aud Berthald were eyacuated
Immense amounts of freight are stored at tn,
mouth of the Yellow Stone river, and For
Union IN consequence of the inability q
steamers to reach their destination, and viii
have to lie over till Spring.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
3uraaeiI aIlS Gon,ul,rtiaI


ADVANCE OF FREraHrs.-The st. Louis Ners Of
the 9th, says:
The rates to New Orleans hsve been advanced
- follows: Flour, potatoes and apples 81 per
brl; pork 81 So; Oil - and whisky $3.50 per brl;
fbs; uncovered do 75c per 100 MS baeeine and
rope same; horses and cattle $40 per head; mules
80; sheep q 50; hogs e; yearlinap Is; 3-yeas
olds = par head. 4
To Memphis-Flour and potatoes, SOC Der brl;
pork and whisky, 81 per brl; salt Soc; live stock
50 per head, and ordinary pound freight, 400 per
100 ms; corn and oats 40c per sack.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
Chicago Market

By Telegraph ns,c.ao ~. %
Flour-onietat7 oo9s so and 10 ools12 50 for hit.
Winter Extra
Grain Wheat firm; Is for No l Spring, the market
being eornered Corn Is2c better with sale. 47ix FIR
No "nd 44s45 for Noa Oats IN fair request a, asn
u for No and % for No at which range tn. mari
closed steady Rye was in better demand with ..,
'osss for fresh No and as IF No p Barley dull and
nominal.
d'ghw'nes sold TO a limited extent at 2 a.
Provisions-Duii and shade easier, with sales m...
pork at 81 ooSa5 u.s. and n 1923 90 for prime me-
Cattle dull at the decline mention ed in our last. sal.
were made ct oo@7 90 for good to really prm.
and 2seaa rs for common fair stock Hogs r.,h.,
quiet today at IL 1913 for good to choice lot, ~
IL 1912 l215 for medium grades.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

BIZ Telegraph.l NEW YoHK. Oct. 2s.
The Commercial says money is easier. Lenders
are anxious to employ their balances. and again
are seeking borrowers, though in no case at lower
than seven per cent. on call loans. The demand is
firm.
Stocks firm, though the activity is less pressing
than yesterday
Discounts active
Gold is steady, the prevailing tendency being
towards easier rates
The exports of gold are large being $500, 9l4. q
large proportion of which was in gold bars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

THIS is the season for Cloaks, and we have
large and superior stock of Black TALL wool)
Cloths and Doeskins for Ladies' Cloaks,
which we will sell at such prices as will ena.
bic any lady to get up cloak at from three
to ten dollars cheaper than she can buy it all
ready made. [oc80-3tl KIsER & HILLS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
PouGHKREPsrr. Oct. %.

This morning suspicious looking schooner
was boarded by police officers of this city and
large quantity of silver ware and other arti-
cles, with complete set Of burglars instru-
ments, we've found. Some Of the silver ware
has been identified as belonging to clergy
man in this city.
Three men found on board were arrested,
and gave their names as Owen Root, Edward
Stafford and VIM. McMulhgan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
IOWA.
CITY NEWS.

PRorEcr SIDE WALKs.-We can't see why
teams should be allowed to pass over side
and plank walks with impunity. Fproperty-
holders have to pay for the side walks, the
same should be protected by the city authori-
ties from damage and destruction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

"A special TO the New York P,st dated Wash
'ngton' Oct 20. says: Secretary MeCulloch has
surred up formidable opposition against return
ing 10 specie payments. He is denounced by
some and piled with arguments and PRAYERS by
others, but he stands firmly by his Fort waype
speech These parties will now turn TO Congress
when VIII be importuned not only to denv au
.horty to the Secretary to continue his policy of
innaing legal tenders. but to extend the present
nm, OF national bank notes from three to FIVE
hundred millions Of dollars.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30
ToRoxro, c. W., Oct. 81

ToRoXro, c. W., Oct. q.
The Leader to-day has an article on the
expected Fenian invasion and calls on the
Government to take the arms from the vol.
unteers, lest the Fenians should get them,
establish patrols on the frontier and inaugu.
rate passport system. A fearful state Of
alarm exists here.
The jury in the Sanders kidnapping case
are still locked up.
A raid on the Canadian banks by the Fen
ians Is expected.
We have four inches Of snow here and still
falling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

TO Norris Franklin, President Of Ne1 FORK

To Norris Franklin, President Of Nep York
Life Insurance Company:
Sri acknowledge the receipt this day BY
L. X. Bissell, your agent here, of $1,000, be-
ing the amount paid by You in full on Policy
No. 29,7i3, and issued by you on the 18th
day Of February 1865, on an application OF
my late husband, made to Isaac Cook. your
Special Agent for Southern Iowa. For the
liberal conduct on the part of the COMPANY
you will accept my sincere thanks, with the
hope that the highly honorable manner in
which you have responded to this demand
may add to the already high reputation your
Company enjoys throughout the country for
responsibility and fair dealing.
remain yours, respectfully,
octoO-iw HESRIETrE STIILER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

PROVIDE now against the future When
cold weather introduces itself again it will be
for a several months association. Prepare
for it by getting your winter clothing at Hess,
Stern & Co.'s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

We call attention to the notice of Hay
Press, Hay, &c. at Denver, Ills, for sale. Be-
ing on the t., W. & W. Railway, and in one
of the best hay districts in Illinois, it offers
inducements to persons in that business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

SOME crusty old bachelor has defined love to h.
little signing, little crying, a little diving 4.
asai OF iyins' but the best known preventative Of
assa'e IN every form is Pinkerton's wahoo and
sAn'eya bittera Ask for them snywhere.
Wilkinson. BABrLsrr 4 Co., Agents.
Keoknk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-30

BY telegraph NV Won. ~, 90
Money-Easer at per cent.
sterling Exchange-Dull and lower at 1851
Goid-Without material change; opening at 1 49,
and closing at 1875
Total exports specie to day ss3s 600
government stocks without decided change.
Kreights to Liverpool dull and decl ming.