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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSARY.
nj aEILH @ D .httaa'
Ohio j odge, IIss g. VZO. oftO. p, tWnl cole
brate their sth anniversary by holding, 4 fssitVal
at On ass's Hall on Tuesday svening, JnyAih, 1850,
Admission 10 cents. jul 1s224St
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- Oit5hsnH wishing conveyance to sithsr oA the
above Trains or BOAts, will be called for BY Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Lime, By leaving their Addreal
dOor 70 the Wsdde1 HouRo.
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FREEDNEEis REGRF APPROPRIATELY OF TAA
D1slzioF OF CoLUNBIA.-Mrs. L. II. E. Kicks,
an authorised agent for the Freedmen's
Relief Association of the District Of Column
Bis has Just arrived in this city and viii
canvass it for funds for that worthy Asso-
ciatien. We need say nothing concerning
the noble character of the enterprise in
which she is engaged. II eommends itself
10 the favorable consideration and charity
of all intelligent and benevolent people.
Mrs. Kicks comes to- us BEARING the most
cordial Recommendations and testimonials
of Postmaster Bowen, Of Washington, D. c.,
Major General Howard, Senator Wade and
Commissioner Holloway of the Patent
omcs in Washington. Our citizens after
reading the documents appended below,
will feel no hesitation in contributing TO
the Just cause, in behalf of which this es-
Unable lady is laboring. a-
Here is the card of the Finance Commit
tee Of the above Association /: i7i4. d. iisasI
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 20, 1865.
Nrs. L. NJ. Z. .Ricxs is authorized to col
leet money, clothing, and any other articles
suitable for shipment 10 this city for the
benefit of freedmen. aHiH
8. ]. BowEN, President,
G. B~UCKNGHAN,
GEO. L. BAKER. Treasurer,
/ Finance Committee for National Freed
mems Relief Association, D. c.
And this from Major General Howard:
Any work of relief like that above re-
fsrred to, under agents Of the National
Freedmen's Relief Association of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, is cordially approved. -a
o. o. Howard,
MejOr General, and Com. Of Refugees, &c.
From Commissioner Holloway: 9'
UNITED BT4TEs PATENT OFFIcE, I
December %, 1854. s.
Sra: The bearer of this note, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Kicks, has been known 70 me for more than
thirty years, both having resided in the
same place a portion Of that time. She IL a
lady Of education and. refinement, and has
been very successful as q teacher; both in
the West and in the South, and is able to
give the highest testimonials from those
who have patronized the various institu
TONS with which she has been connected
as Principal and as Instructress,
She is commended to those who may wish
10 employ a teacher as eminently qualified
and in every way worthy of confidence.
D. p. H. HOLLOWAY.
And this from Senator B. F. Wade /:
WASHINGTON, June, Goth, 1865.
The bearer, Mrs. L. NJ. E. Kicks, is
lady of great respectability, great energy
of character and great benevolence. Sh'
visits Ohio for the purpose of collecting
funds for the relief Of the cOlOred peOpli
of Washington city and the District. Sh'
is commissioned for this purpose by tn
Freedmen's Relief Association, and is EN-
ployed by General Howard. Her mission
is most worthy and meritoriOus, and hop
, she may be liberslly patron lied BY tn
people Of Ohio. B. F. WADE.
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I Rose q PranG1sa' ErOVlalSn AarEes Re
port
Ths, following are tbs ratss charged By uHi
HautS-sugAroured premium hams 9 B.....Ra
QAnV Assed Hams pD--3
Df1Ad Ro6H
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3 b...v ...--.--.H
BBOfia-Or Smoked Sides 3 B---..-2O
I~arl-Pnae laEf ksttle-ndad IN bbl1or troS.l0
u Prime Isaf ksttls-fndrd In kegs s B..20 4
ROFlk-Ho. l mem y %
Extra clear y bl....-..........s.-..s so 20
- He extra ehargo mads for pAokag8 or carl
aes "a railroad dspOn- or boAts. All articles ara
4EarnSntsd strictly primo, and equal to anything u
~ stAts. Ordsrl promptly flsd
ROSE = -
aaIkR hos. IGa. ia and I4S Ontario BtTsss.
I pHTJADRLPHIA MARKET-JuIy 3.
[By Telegraph
iTrIde suspended today.
.COfton-Doaining. Sales at 42a4sc for mid
C~SRee-ouiet at 2lHS22he.
WSeaf-Deciining. Sales ct 81 GOAL 10.
U RIel5ts4dg et7so.
SafS-DsSiinsd 10 zee. ere
tesP8trOleum-Ftrm. 10
Whisky-stsAdy ct So IL
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ACADRMY OF MUsIo-ALIDDIK AeLIE.-
aladdin" that most magnificent of ell
spectacle-plsys, was Reproduced last night
at the Academy, with even more than lis
usual glory, pOmp and circumstance A
tremendous house was in attendance, and
of course all were delighted with the
scenery, costumes, marching, dancing,
pantomime and with Kazrac. All the per-
formers did ~well-neVer better. Mr.. Ellis
Ter was never 80 indeseribably dummy p
Mrs. Ellsler never made a more dashing
"Aladdin )" Mrs. Bradshaw never made
happier hits; and SO with all the persona ;
the singing was good, and the gymnastics
O. ths O. Inhibition were never better execu-
ted. Everything went of smoothly and
with great eelat.
aladdin" will be "done'' this afternoon,
commencing at three o'clock, and again in
the evening. We advise every body, espe-
ciallv people from the country, to see il
either in the afternoon or at night. II is
magnificent.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

ODD Elbows AENIvERsARY.-ohiO Lodge
Hss G. U. o. of o. F. will celebrate their
ninth anniversary by holding a festival at
Ghsse's Hall, on the evening of July 4th.
A good time may be expected,
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CITY NEWS.5

July COUPOEs-G. A. Read 4 Co., Bank
ers, 95 Superior street, are paying the high
est premium for July Coupon Interest.
All the railroads leading 70 this city carry
for half fare on the Fourth.
STITCHING AND ENBROIDKET.- Sewing ma
chine stitching of every desc ription done
in the best style at III supelio r, cor. Bank
street. GROYKR & BAKER's
j&242eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

Diseases OF the Horse and t0hsr domestic
animals, trested HomeopAthical5b BY John B Han
NJ. D., at HaIrs Homeopathic Pharmacy, No. II
II Monument Park. Office prescriptions, 81 30.
Visits within the city limits, So 80. je2G246:eod
III. q. Van Norman, a. De HomeoDathIc
Physieian and Surgeon, has located in AshtA6ulas
Ohio. Once in Booths Building, opposite Post
once. ONCE hours from I to "a N Il 20 2P. n
and in the evening. ,tl june 2s:222istdsttWstW
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posi- oFFIcE TIME TABLE
IsSa-5. Winter Arrangement 1856.
agRIVAb AER CLOSING OF HAIhSs
AT THW
ILRVRLANp POsT-OFEIOL

ooausHCIaG n1sDAX. Oer0Rss SIsr, 1854.
~ Mails win bSOpoasd and rsady Tor delivery
no hour after arrival Of trainz.
81 Al Mails close ono hour bsiors Ssp4riHFs Q
EaiDE.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

r. L
POLICE CoURT.-The following docket was
disposed of yesterday morning:
Drunk-Wm. Mahony, Edward Payne,
Matthias Smith, Foratio Palmer, John Rost,
Paddy Butler. and Archibald Campbell,
each fined 81 and costs; Ed. slade, case
discontinued.
o Disturbance-Frank schidler, inod 81
and costs Edward Crane and Joseph Brisel,
fined So and costs.
Assault, and Baitery-Thomss ParsOnst
alias Phelps, a deaf ana dumb man, asssul
on a little girl, fined $40 and costs and sent
to jail 10 days. Dennis Mcintyre and Lor-
enzo Strickland, each fined S. and costs.
stabbing-ThOmas Willard, case continu-
edto W Wednesday.
i Vagrancy-Elizabeth Holmes and Jane
Daily, sent 70 the House of Correction for
80 days.
Keeping House of Ill Fame-sarah Kin
ney, ined S. and costs.
a Y%isltng Sanction sLumps, fined So
and costs.
Violating Express Wagon Ordinance
Thomas Mccarthy, fined the costs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A OADEMY OF AUsEQ
.PRTOEs OF ADMISSION.
Dress OtrcIs and Parqustts 50 cents Secured Seat1
to Dreas Circle, IS esRtst HamfD 0iroS q oeugi
Gallery, IS cents; Private Boxes % and 81
Single seats in Private Boxes, 81. an
~ 0OlOred persohaRh p1dsti 20 slrrnnstsn-
ces, be permitted to occupy seats In any other por-
ton Of he house, save the Gallery Admission $50.
Doors open ct I. Curtain rises at 8.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

Tho iLfghfnInE FIy-RiIIer. Destroy
Files instantly, and j. not liable 70 be mistaken
for anything eae. Is easily prepared and assd,
and does rapid execution. Each sheet will attract
Snd kill a Quart OF Eliea=ands Pronotss qaiet In
reading, peace while you. eat, and the comforts Of
a nap in. the morning.
Sold by ali DFHgsistf IifI aLueeol
fuue28- "a: eod4tW. A
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SD . Our pains are real things, and al.
our pleasures put IsnrasucaI
Diseases orfheir own accord, -li s
But cures come dl1icult and hArd"
Yet ali Who SAvs ever tried it. say Dr.. D. q SEQ
Iye's LiFtid catdJrl Remedy nerer Jais to remove all
pains, aches and troubles arising from Ostarrh diJ-
~fculties. TRY 1T. jyssRs
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~Indrpendence nn,t.

nuepehuenee Day.
To-day being a natio nal holiday, no
paper will be issued from. this office this
afternoon or tomorrow morning.
BARONETRIGAL 0RsI RvATIoNs recorded by
Ia. II. SolomonsoDo oPtioians ~AdA--tha-
american House.
July 3, 1855.
Atmospheric pressure as sted by the
mercurikl bar ometer e.
SAN. II M. 6 T. M.
e. O47
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
by J.. s. Perley, Optician, No. 1873 Superior
street
July 8, 1865.
s A. Nj. IL M. 6P. NJ.
6s deg. II deg. ~ deg.
OBJ Elbows AENIvERsARY.-0hiO Lodge
4 TIs8 G. II. O.. of O. +. will celebrate their
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04
New hooks.

THE Man WTHoBT, A CouNTRY. Boston :
ieknor and Fields, 1855.
Phs account here published first appear
ed in the Aaanttc Monhly, and attracted
general attention st the time. is 3 true
AtOEy and full Of interest, and is told in the
most thrilling, impressive manner.
For sale, dog cheap, by Iugham and
p.oon .HIpA .iVUW ,7fttf-tH .afu.- e.
NfteSS' .TIras tEfHu G9a sIrlrs IVA
- -s.rHr. Ai--T- 7Tri4s. - F..- -
ALFRED HoeLRT's HoUsEHoLD. By Alexan-
detSmith. Boston Ticknor and Fields.
h 1855. ".'
This popular writer, having cleared at a
bound the Judgment scat Of poorly and
won the applaass, not only Of the readers
but of the judges, at the audacious grace of
the feat, NOW essays fiction in prose. Judg-
ing from the result, he seems to have in
voked the muses. none the less in trying
prose, for he has sucOesdsd in writing .
book really charming, and which will not
lack for admiring readers.
4 Ingham and Bragg have it for sale.
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THE GLORIOUS FoURTHl - d.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCE TO-DAY.
d d | N
Ca, TIE WOkDERFUL LAMP,
In ali its ~origiaal ePleno6r.4 O.
Every man, woman ana child snouId SEQ IT.

AFTERNoeNr MATINEE
| Al 3 O'clock 4 oorsi6psu at ~.
unninn parGnrrnnnAan II fha nsnaI hnl
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

NRAND PLEASURE EXCURSION
M
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There will DO g magnificent display of
FIRE works on the Square st 8 ?. N.
SILGs MERCHANT,
Marshal of the Day.
Coz. j. P. Ross. Aids.
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will be provided for the returned and inVa-
lid soldiers who participate in the process
sion. -.f 4r ..s.a 4.
Delegations will be promptly at their
places Of rendezvous at the appointed time,
failing in which they will be excluded from
THAR OoaitiOn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18
Financial ann Commercial
KEOKUK MARKET.
DAILY CARR CIrY OFFICE,

DAILY GATE CRY OFFICE,
September 16, 1865.
There was fair business transacted during the
past week, and the markets stood Arm with an up
ward tendency in nearly all leading articles.
wHEAr-Firm. Old Fall 81 As to l IS; new
Fall 81 IS to l IS.
Fall SO so; Extra Spring So; superfne ST.
RrE-Old IS to Soc.
CoRS-40 to 45c.
OArs-Old at Is to &c; new at Is to 22c
sEEps-T Timothy 81 90 to 90; Flaxseed 81 20
to 35, and firm.
EGGs-Dull at 10 to lie
BurrER-In demand, good table viii bring 30
to 33c; packed Is to zoe.
PorAToEs-Common, 40 to 45c. Good, so to 55c.
SWEET PorAroEs-Good at 81 IS to So IS.
LARp-20 to 23c.
BAeoS-l9 TO zoe.
SoEGHUs-50 to 60c.
Hos.s-l7 to 2ec
CHIcKnss-Young 81 20; old s. to IS.
oxIoSs-Dull at IS to Ace.
HAY-Timothy slO so to sll co. Prairie IS
so to 90.
PKAcHEs-S1 90 to 50 90.
WooL--Tub- washed 30 to 60c; fleece washed
IS to Soc; unwashed &c off.
HiDEs-Dry flint l2c dry salted Sc; green So
and green sailed &c.
TALLow-l2 cents per 10.
RAes-Free from wooden 81 to &c.
FEArHERs-From common TO good 80 to Soc
prime IS to G0c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18


~ telegraph NV Ysa3. espt ~
CottonLsss sctvs and scarcely Arn st ~ fbs MD
ding, elosng DAN 1t lA140stc.
Ylour-Dull, heavy and 3 lower; ts07 - for Extrs
STATE; loos ~ nxtss = q. o., ard - ~ Trad
Brands market eosns heavy With buyers q the ost-
Whhky-Wrs. eAiss 1t 4. 3so1 -. go
0rain-whsat Irregular end unsettled; fpsing hssvy
and IL lower and White WiatsF without decided sAaa9s
in price, With faEA moro aoing At ssol % ~ Chies-
20 Spring and Nil. Club; elOl IS for Amber do, ths
latter price extreme ooos oe for Amber State
and Wesssrns Rys quiet 1afisy In good request.
Corn Shade nrnse 740ss1<e for unsound; ss0soc lot
sound mixed Wstsrn aAess ~ for higA MIXED nsari,
yellow in OstS 10 % better 1t s60sec for Wet
efn
Pstrolsum-Heavy At s4oasc for Crude; ssessc for
Rennedin Bond, and 1so7se for do Free.
Providons-Posk qsist and Arnsr at 81 T1f0S7 g
nsas closing It - % CASH 20 so0s tofor 1881
do "A soO9s % for primo, and - ooop Is Tor prise
mess. Also. 80 bis nsss, for eeptsnber, buysrs
OPTION 81 e25 and 800 bbs prime nesa Ter October
sellers option At q rs. Beef firm At about previous
priv Gut Meats arm at Islec for shouldsrs. and 10
O225xc for hams. Bacon dali. Lard nrn At 2so2se
Butter active At Is 1sac for Ohio aLd 5000 for State
Cheese dull liDlec,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18
D. B. HILLS,
Chairman of Comm;tfoo
kEoKuK. Iowa. Sent. Is.

kEoKuK, Iowa, Sept. 10,
Col. ID. b. Hills, Chairman of the COUNTY
Committee Of Soldiers and Loyal Citizens
| have your letter advising me of my unan-
imous nomination as Senator of Lee County,
by the Committee designated. 1t has not
been my design or desire to take any part in
political discussions or canvasses, but as
fighting for the Union has not been mere
political matter, depart from my opposition
to canyasses, and accept the nomination, be-
lieving that the life of the Government is now
at stake, and not that Of party.
The true question is not, shall negro vote,
but in the light Of the best civilization, shall
this Government stand out on the chart of
time as Government of Liberty, for all men
and all ages. | stand by the men who stood
by the Government and the soldiers.
TIE Almighty has been significant in events
man must not be false to his trust, no hu-
man being can tell what the events of the
next four years will be. In the last four
years the entire people were unable to deci
pher any future occurrence.
Let US, then. stand by all good men, mea-
sure events as they occur-and principles as
they become adapted to occurrences.
Let US all determine that our Government
shall be preserved. That slavery has no hab-
itation in the States, and labor everywhere is
Gods vocation to man, and is entitled to its
reward.
Let us ever remember the disabled soldier.
and the widows and orphans of the soldiers
who have fallen in defence of our country.
am, Colonel, most respectfully,
CLARK r. WEVER.
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PRoDrcr GANBLERs II CHIcAGo.-We clip the
following extract from the Tribune of the 10th. in
relation to gamblers in produce:
The spectators stll keep possession of the
wheat for gambling purposes, and shippers are
forced 10 go to other markets to fill their orders
But this is not ALL three cargoes of wheat arrived
IN this port this morning, from Milwaukee. and it
is reported that three more are on the way Wheat
is also being shipped by railroad from Milwaukee.
1t is needless to state that such fictitious state
Of affairs is injurious to the general interests of the
trade and, in fact disgraceful to the fair fame of
our city. Merchants are fast becoming gamblers.
if they are not already to be classed with that fra
ternity, and those who are encouraging the pres
ent state OF affairs are damaging the trade and
commerce of the Northwest
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PREPARATIONS are being made for grand
reunion of soldiers and citizens at Montrose,
during the canvass, and Gen. John A. Logan
and John b. Henderson, are expected to be
present, and address the meeting.
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From the Evening News.l
Wheat-Market active and unchanged
Corn-The market is steady with fair business.
Sales white at 6si yellow at o. 10 90; yellow and
mixed at Coo per bushel, subject TO Government
inspection, sacks ali included.
osts-There 10 no.change to note. Sales Mt 46c
Barley-Market steady for spring at 909 Csc
per hushel
Rye-Market quiet and unchanged Sales good
at es fair at e5 ordinary at 6ec per sushel sacks
returned.
Hay-Market quiet and steady Sales of looss
in lots a; SIG per ton.
Hides-Deaiers have advanced Dry aint 15c
dry sailed IL and green ssited 4 per ID.
onions-Receipts are falling of, but market
continues dropping. Sales q, 47c.
Hams-Saies of Sugar cured. at e5e per h.
Green Apples-Sales at 81 80 per brl.
Eggs-Sales at 22 cents per dozen, recoanted.
Timothy seed-saies at 81 % per bushel, sack,
included.
Tallow-steady a; l5!c per n.
Whsky-sales at 81 20 per gallon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

IT came out before an English Police Court
that practice exists among beggars 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
Tour years old was stunted SO as not to appear
more than twelve months old. This result could
never have been accomplished had Pinkerton'.
Wahoo and Calisaya Btters been used instead. as
they are healthful and invigorating, and can be
used By all ages with benefit. One trial will sat
isfy. For sale everywhere. Wilkinson. Bartlett
Co., Agents, keokuk. sep4-d2w
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Cattle-Thers is nothing to report. The
receipts are numerous and for the most part nfe-
rior, and the demand inactive. There il little
shipping demand, but good cattle are ready sale
at satisfactory price. The range ia y to ic per
h for ordinary to good: to &c for good to choice
for steamboat slaughtering. There il a renewed
demand for large framed steers for fall feeding.
sheep--stock is sold pretty well down and re-
eeipts pretty light, but the demand is inactive.
Market nominal at 81 to - 90 per head.
Lambs-Good ones in active request at 81
to So per head.
Veal Calves-Ready sales at s. to SI5per head.
Mich Cows aad Springers-As the fall wears
away, new mich cows viii be in more demand for
city use for the winter. Demand. at present, ia
fair at S25 to SO per head for common to prime per
head
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

THE Sheriff of Page County passed through
this city on Saturday with George W. Dodge,
who had been convicted of stealinga horse
from boy in broad daylight, for which little
breach of law and order, he will remain in
the "Stone HOTEL in Fort Madison, for
three years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

LOWRY places on our table Godey's Ladys
Book for October, the best lady's publication
in the United States. Also Harper's Weekly
for tins week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

Cart. Ben. TABER. one of the most popu-
lar steamboat commanders in the st. Louis
and New Orlerns line, is spending few days
at his home in this city.
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KEoKux, Iowa, Sept is, 1866.

KEoKuK, Iowa, Sept. 16, 1866.
Gen. Clark r. Weuer:
The Central Committee of the Soldiers
and Loyal Citizens Union party, Of Lee
County, have unanimously rendered to you
denomination of State Senator. You came
into the county several years since, and be-
came a soldier, and was promoted to Gen.
eralship for great merit; you received the
highest need of praise from that great officer,
GEN. SHERMAN, and from GEMS. MCPHERSON,
LOGAN and others. General, in addition, the
soldiers and Union men are for ybu. We re-
gard your election as certain! VIII you
accept?
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Chicago Morkets
Nv TELEGRAPH CmcAso Sept Is.
Fiour-lo to lsc lower. eales at II o0ol7 % for
White Winter; s eoes 10 for Red Winter, and 90
40Ge 10 for spring Extras.
Grain-Red Wheat 2c lower, and Spring to &c lower
At 70 for No Red; lsD1 81 for No Spring and
2o0i % for No Spring. Corn lower 1t 6lOo2c Tor
No and 5&57c for No &c. Oats quiet and arm 81 81
for Mol. Rye sssady at 7l@711c. Barley % 4 bet
ter At s4D00c for No 2.
Whisky-Duli at 2219.
Previsions-Mses pork active ut 30 oo031 90 and
prime firm at Is toSaheld at &c 90 Lard firm .,
k12oc- Bulk meats Arm At iSJSole52s for shout
ders and sites
Hogs-Tirm st IL soe12 90.
Beef Cattle -etesdy At = 601I %.
seed.-Timothy Seed 1oc lower at co6s rs; Flax
ss<d At s0tG3 90.
Aoney-Ciose.
kIchangs-rirm At par buying and 10 premium eel
log.
0old-li2x.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

DAVID DuxNosp is going to open new
retail grocery store in No. 56, Main street,
between Second and Third.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

The estimated stock of cotton in the country.
including what is on hand at the receiving ports ia
one and half million of bales. Up to the close
OF August, the receipts of cotton at New Orleans
amounted to 27l,0s1 bales against l3l, 900 last
year. The receipts of the new crop have begun to
arrive in small lots
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

On Saturday span of horses, attached to
avsgons with new stove, pipe, chairs, &C.,
in 1t, concluded they would leave for home
sooner than the owner thereof was ready,
and accordingly started out main street, spill.
ling stove, chairs, pipe, and various other ar
ticles promiscuously along the street. They
ran against sign post near Seals black
smith shop and were stopped. The wagon
was considerably smashed, likewise the stove.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

Mr.. W. r. BIDLEMAN has just returned
from Boston, New York and Philadelphia,
where he made heavy purchases of goods in
his line. For particulars see advertisement
HIS store-room has been rearranged so as to
add very much to its appearance, and will &c.
commodate very large number ofcustomers.
The new goods are partly in store, and we
advise our readers to examine the stock be-
fore purchasing. Further arrivals daily being
received.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-18

OuR townsman, Mr.. Charles Hubbell, who
has been absent from the city during the sum-
mer, returned few days since. He called
ut our sanctum Saturday evening and left a
basket of choice grapes of the following
kinds; Catawba, Union Village, Isabella,
Rebeccs, Clinton, Delaware, Elsinboro and
Concord. Mr.. II. has some of the finest
grapes raised in this vicinity.