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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
"a Upper Seymour street,
Pnrfmnn Snnare.
\ APRIL o., 1865

LONDON, April %, lSGj.
The London Times, edtorially referrinS
to this letter, reioices 10 see Mason repu-
date the crime, and says if the Southern
States themselves do not utterly and even
more emphAtically reuOunce It and ats aU-
thors, they will forfeit all the sympathy
which remains as the sOlace Of their miStOr-
tunes and drive the whole British people
into rapid and strong adhesion 20 the Fede-
raj cause.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

MEAT FRAME TENEMENT. ON SECOND.
IN between Marshall and Clay
Streets, For Sale at Auction.
Will he sold at Auction, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, the 18TH MAY, at 4 I . o'clock, p. N.
the Dwelling located as above described; II has
six rooms, Is early rev. and In good order and
has kitchen with two rooms, and has gas and
water on the lot The Deighborhood IL an ex-
cellent one, and the property well suited for the
accommodation OF small famil The OF Ia
twenty feet four inches font by li0 feet deep,
and adjoins the property Of N. G. Lipscombe
and others,
myi1-tds
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
WANTS.

TTTANTED-To rent STORE suit ,ble for
w A Res aursnt or Saloon. Also, private
house. with ivo 10 seven rooms. address, STA
~ sauna A. B.,
mSrIS-It. Wing Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
AMISE MENTS.

THE IRON CLADs ARE HERE.
FOR 4 FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
Saturday Evening, May l3, 1866.
SAM SHARPLEYS MINSTRELS-
Brass Band and Burlesque Opera Troupe,
&. S. SANFORD. Manager
Sixth Night of the Great Iron Clads who are
nightly ec.ived with unbounded applause
from large and appreciatiVe audiences.
Tonight. the great Bill Of the Heason
New Songs New Acts, New Jokes
New Burlesques
THE CONTRABANDS,
PEACE G MMISSIGNERS,
OLD JOSH AND HIS TROUBLES.
HOW ARE YOU GREENBACKS
% The audience will please retain their Seah
until t'e conclusion.
~ Doors open at 7l.2. Commences at Sl-4
o'clock.
az Due notice will be given Of the first ap
pearance of Nile SANFORD. Premier Danseuso
5 sA :. S s.HDronD, Propri'tOr''
CHA S. WooD, Agent.
Prof BLAoEMER Musical Director
PROT. Dick kscoTr, Leader of Orchestra.
FRANK BowLEs, Leader of Brass Band.
mylS-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
turn 70 Mexico

RETENCE COLLECTORS N TLEGTNIA
T The State Of Virginia has been divided
into four districts, and the following appoint
ments Of Assessors and Collectors made -
4. p. W. Garner, Of Richmond, is appointed
Assessor Of the First District William
James, Of Richmond, Collector First Dis
triet; Jacquelin N. Wood, OF Lynchburg,
Assessor Second District; John +. Lewis, OF
Lynehburg, Collector Second District; JO-
siah NilIard, Of Alexandra, Assessor Third
District; n. d. keueaster, o. Martinsburg,
Collector Third District; John NJ. Dom, OF
Norfolk, Assessor Fourth District Geo. q.
Tyler, Of Norfolk, Collector Fourth Dis
trict.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
BOARD.
LOST.

T OST-Between the corner O. 5.h and Mar.
shall. and DR.. D. w. Tho mas ION Clay. be.
tween I,t and I'd sttets,) uOLD WATCH
open face with the initials j. G. 3. on she back
M mot recollected. Makers BeaS ev x Co.
Liverpool. 4 liberia! reward will be paid for It's
delivery to me at H. B BOudar's store, Cd door
from corner 9th and Marshal.
my l2-3t' JUS. u. booDAh'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
LATER FROR MEIIC0-

Havana advices OF the 81 Inst. give MS later
Mexican news Of interest. Previous reports
OF COrtinas, With force Of Republicans, be-
ing in the vicinity Of Mstamoros, With the
design Of capturing tho place, are confirmed.
The Monitor OF that toWH, says that Dispatches
have been received by General MeiiA, the
imperial commander there, from Marsha.
BazsiEe, and that the French government
has transportation ready to carry eighty
thousand. troops to Mexico, who will be sen,
over on the first intimation that the country
Is TO be invaded from the United States
The wa between tho republicans and the
imperialists sill continue, 10 various States,
and successes for bolh sides are reported
Il is announced that the imperislists have
taken possession Of the town Of GuAymas,
In Sonora, as well as some other places in
the Paelde States Of the republic DR.. Gwin
recently passed through Havana on his re-
turn 10 Mexico.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13

By HAHE5 & CO.
81 Main Street
WE will sell. at our sales rooms on
w MONDAY next, at 10 O'Clock
Furniture, SidebOnrdS, Sofas,
MnhogOny Tables. Chairs,
l Largo D. y, &C.,
l Cooking Stove,
bbi Pickled Beef
boxes Navy Tobacco,
large lot OF Shoe Thread.
lot Carpenters Tools, Firmer Chise.s,
Saws, &C.,
Crockery and Glassware,
Sewing Machine, In order,
Several pairs Blankets, Beds, Mattress
fes, Pillow, &C.,
bushels Clover Seed,
Gold and Silver Watches, &C., &c.
Parties will sen in their goods before morn
ing OF sale. HANES q o.,
myl3-H Auctloneers.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
Personal.
FOR RENT.

DOOMS FOR RENT.---Four desirable
II rooms Two suites for rent. Apply on the
premises to Mrs. Z. MAYO, Grace st..
tecond door from corner OF 26fh. north side.
myl3-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
sALEs-Furure Day.
Office.
nrRIcE DEPOT OF REPAIRS, }

CIrr PofSr, May II, 1850.
TN accordance with the order Of the Quarter
i master General O. s. A., Of April 30 1850
and Of orders Of Brigsdier General Rufns lngais,
Chief Quartermas.or &C., theIe will be sold at
PUBLIC AUCT o n,
To the highest bidder. q quantity Of
HORSES, MULES. WAGONS AND HARNESS,
which are suitable for Farm and Road purposes.
Sales commence at
CITY PoINr-saturdsy, May 18th, at General
Repair Shop.
RICHM0ND-Mondly ~, Nay 18th, ROcketts, near
Steamboat Landing.
PETERSBU RG-Tuesdsy May 10, Ettricks rae
tory, near Campbell's Bridge.
CITY POINT-wednesday, May II. General Re
pair Shop.
RICHaOND-ihursday. May 49, Rockets near
Steamboat Landing.
PETERSBURG Friday May 10 Estricks Fac
tory. near Camposl's bridge.
At 10 o'clock A. ii.
TERXs-Cash, in Government Funds.
&. J. STRANG,
Capt. & A. Q. NJ. In charge Of
myl3-tF Depot of Repairs, City Point.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-13
va. NASONS LETTER.

The following is Mr.. James NJ. Nasons
letter, denying that the assassination Of the
President was planned by the Confederate
leaders
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

MURDER IN JEFFERSON CorSTY-The
Ottumwa Courier says that Isaac N. Williams,
of Brookville, Jefferson county, died last
Saturday from injuries received some days be-
before, at the hands of man named William
Kennedy. Williams was soldier, Kenne-
dy was formerly from Missouri. Both had
tan yards in Brookville. No difficulty was
known to have taken place between the par
ties. The facts as given by Mr.. Williams in
his dying declaration were, that going to his
yard about daylight in the morning of the
18th, he found Kennedy there, and approach
ing him, asked him what he was doing there.
Kennedy mumbled something in reply and
started at him, pulling knife out of his
sleeve, and struck him in the left side of tbs
bowels inhicting a wound, of which he died
on Saturday, rs above stated. Kennedy il
still OF large.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Oct. u.
The Commercial says the stock market opened
with more strength this morning. New York G.
was sold the FIRST call at ss and On the second a
w to s73 falling to 924@92t, and finally closing
ut 979 70 ssi Erie was active, opening At 81 70
s13, closing on the second call at s64, and subse
quentiy rallying to S6a@ s61; Hudson river, after
selling at loI, dropped to 1854, aud at the close
stood at los hid and ] o6 asked. I've lots Of Har.
lem were sold, the first in long time, at II to rs;
Reading closed steady at 1154 TO ll53 Cleveland
and Pittsburg continues to show the same active
movement, and left of ut 79a to 7o4, fully up to
the highest board prices; Michigan Southern was
hrmly held at ~ to 72a at the close: Govt stocks
were offered somewhat less freely outside the
board and prices were we'll sustained; Missouri
Us were shade higher than yesterday, and 4 lot
OF North Carolina's were taken ut 81; Ohio and
Mississippi certificates ruled at 27A to FIJI 20 !
higher than last evening.
There Is little actual change in the money mar
ket to-day, the rates ruling about the same as
terday, but the pressure to borrow among the
stock dealers, We think IL not SO strong Il toward
the close Of last week. We have heard of some
calling in Of loans, and on the other hand. Of
some paying Of. Paper is in rather bsttsr supply.
the range for the first class il to . Der cent. !.
and there are few names that will pass It the
lower rate. - =
Gold has ruled steady throughout the morning
with moderate business only. FoFsikn RxcAsuee
has given way little; the city bankers are sell
Ing at 1o9 net; some sales Of Southern bankers'
bids are reported It 1888; for 1rSt-eiass CONNER
cial bills the rates are 1850 l0s3; the hdsiness
thus far operated Is not large.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

from the Evening Journal Of Oct, ISL
The leeAing nsfAets to- NY tsrsSetJt and. a.
cepting An advance Of q p bushel pn whess,
prices for breadstuifs were without msterisl
change. ssT gEsssos3 sssa sAYi y
HelAers Of -four wore somewhat nrrtst in thsir
visws, but the demand WIS night and pficss were
not quotably higher.
Wheat was firm under the influence Of the New
York nsws and prices for spsiag sdvaassd =, bat
ths demand vas shis1y speculative ana ftun The
"short interest,"" No. / sold n ffum u IS d
1403 No. = 1t u ~ to n, and rejected 4 SO to
roc. At the close, the mafkst ruled uuiet- but
firm at 81 39A to l 40 for No. spring winter
wheat was very quiet, with light sales 1t 81 rs TO
! so so. l rcd.
The market for corn WAS steady and 6rm 1t
Saturdays agufes. No. l sold at 474 to 4s4c; No.
2 1t 43c, and rejected At ace. Canal corn was
dan, with Eight sa1es Ut 48c for No. L, AID 1t &c
for No. a6oat At the close the market for lots
in store, quiet 1t 4sc for No. and It 45c for
No. 2.
The demand for oats was not very adtive, and
the market receded TO lie p bushsi. No. sold
at n to Csc, and No. 2 at rs to 23tc-closng dull
1T 27&c for the former. rvs,srr ~
T. There was bat little done in rye, and the market
was without material change. No. sold ut Ole;
No. at SEE, and rejected at As to 45c.
Barley was dull, with small sales Of No, at 55c
In store.
Provisions were quiet and without material
change Mess pork sold 1t $34 and prime mess Ct
Us. Lard WAS held firmly at Use.
Seeds were quiet, with sAles of timothy u from
" 80 TO 25, and of fax ct 81 90.
Highwines were inactive and nominal ut - III
to "a
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~ Teiegnph-J nsv YoaK, Oct. Il
Extraordinarily more active and prices irn 4 go
50 for middlipg.
1lour-6c lower for common GRADES; 2oAe 70 I'm
Akfra STATE; $500 10 for comnon 70 gsoa shfpotne
brands extra r. H. o. and 2512 SO for trade tr,nde
Whisky-Decidediy hrmer at sc07 81 chiefly lstt.r
price.
Whest-l03c better and very quiet; / 700l II for
Chicago Spring; l2@I rs for MIL Ciuh / 7eol % for
Amber Nil so@2 S. for Amber staas the latter
an extremes and SO for White Western
Rye-without decided change; OsNl laI< for ss.ss
ssd 2f}4o1 % for G. ". Barley Malt quiet q g.
Corn-Opened heavy and c:osed lover: ysDss for nm.
sound, and s40ss for sound mixed Western.
osts-Dsclning; soOs2 for unsonbd, and seots fOr
sound.
GfocsriAs-cose steady Sugar steady IL 1sl<Dhs for
= + iszOl4k for Cuba snd Muscovsdo; Havana lax
OisA Aolasses quiet. Hops Armer; l2o4S Tor INA
and So66o for 1885 crop. Petroleum duli - to s. 70
Crude; 90 TO 6l Refined in Bond, and 90 to 81 fre@
Provfsions-Pork lover; % 7s@34 Is for ne.s, et.s
at - 90 cash. - ooo2e Is for prime mesa Also asoo
barrels mess for Nov seller and buyers option Il a
- -. Dsef sseady q IL 0o0ll y Sue paaia n.e a.
II 0ooi7 % for extra mess. Beef hans quisG Ont
meats DALI - for shoulders, ssd aooss< eor
has0. lard el03s. Butter II dsaapd q $50 =
oeso, md A00SS for State. Cheese Afn6r l43<nisK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

The Ottumwa Courier says that city is pros
pering beyond all past experience. We APP
prehend nearly all portions of our State can
make similar report Iowa has the promise
OF greatness and populousness, and prosperi.
ty before it, and it is going forward to reach
it. North and West to her farthest bound
aries goes the tide of immigration, and nice
farm houses, and we'll yielding fields, and
thriving towns spring up as if by magic, all
over her prairies, under the thrift and enter
prise and labor of her people Iowa invites
tle industrious and respectable, and loyal to a
home On her soil, and she promises health
and competency to all such as make due
use of her glorious climate and manifold ma.
terial resources. And to her invitation there
will be response. Labor will come, capital
will come. Manufactures will spring up.
The young. and strong, and industrious will
come. These shall make her future full of
success and prosperity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

DANGEROUS CorSryRyKir-Therc is now in
circulation atreasury note of the dissemination of
bre dollars. which is probably one Of the best
counterfeits yet executed. The paper ii rather
inferior, and the face in the lower riehr- hand
corner IS slightly different from the genun. por-
trait. IL would deceive almost an BODY Look
out for it.
Inc cattle disease in England has extended to
poultry and game, which are being swept away by
wholesale. We also learn that the potato disease
Is making such progress in Grea, Britain that il
i Affecting finances. The cattle plague also has
its influence IN this respect capitalists apprehen-
ding necessity for imports Of nea. and bresdstuf
to supply the deficiency arising from these causes
THE sundusky Register. of Saturday last, .av.
the steamer Island Queen brought over from Eel-
ly's Island the day before, ten tons Of grapes.
There were not less than twenty tons Of grapes
shipped from tina, city Saturday morning. and
still the picking on the island has hardly common
ced.
THE damage by the recent earthquake shock.
At San Francisco, is estimated at &leo, 600.
The Republican Government of Mexioo has
placed upon the market at New York q loan Of
$50 $685. 600. bearing interest in gold At pee cent
and the principal payable in twenty years. also in
gold. The security offered is the faith of the Re
public and Of the States Of Tanaulipas and San
LUIS Potosi, and q national mortgage On 5B0e, 600
acres OF agricultural and 500 900 acres Of mineral
lands in those States. The FIRST installmeut, OF
100000, will be offered q, sixty cents on the
dollar.
The most valuable lot of furs ever brought TO
It. Paul. was received last week from the Hudson
Bay Company-6,ooo mink skins, worth $50. GOO.
The skins filed twelve ordinary sized boxes, and
the st. Paul Press says worth more than their
weight in silver. The ladies know how valuable
they are
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

WE have here an announcement for, the
qualification of the ladies. That grand open
ing OF those gloves of bonnets' takes place
to-day at the millinery establishment of Miss
a. King. All the ladies are invited, and will
be there. of course,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

CHICAGO FrxAScKs.-The Evening" Josyrai Of
Oct. I'D, says
Eastern Exchange since the middle Of last week
has been steadily growing 6rmer, and to-day the
market is very strong, with q demand largely in
excess of the supply. Rates have advanced to
par buying, and lilo Of oae p cent. prsmium
selling.
The demand for money is still urgent but the
volume in the hands Of the banks has somewhat
increased and fos strictly legitimate purposes the
market is. perhaps, 8 triHe easier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

Auction. This morning at 10 o'clock, at
our store. Marble top centre table two ma
hogany divans, in black hair cloth six parlor
chairs, in hair cloth one elegant easy chair;
do; one wardrobe; damask lounge, sofa Ia
bles, chairs, and long line of cook and heat.
ing stoves; one rifle, silver-plated castor,
&C., &c. HOWE TYLER.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

An European Minister, himself veteran ON
Ger, remarked that the late review at Washing
ton, was the most imposing display he ever saw,
and Pinkerton's Wahoo and Calisaya Htters, the
most healthful and pleasant tonic beverage ever
compounded He is right about the Bitters. Try
them and you will be satisfied. For sale every
where. ottIs-2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

TAxpKRrSe with the teeth is madness. Avoid;
the corrosive dentrifces, submit to no seraping,
use nothing but sozoDosr. Orient herbs are its
ingredients. 1t preserves the enamel. Itremoves
all impurities, 1t strengthens the gums. Itdeod-
orixes a tainted breath. 1t is harmless as water,
and more valuable than its weight in gold.
d-fu- Tim sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

E. A. ROLLINS, Deputy Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, writes T. J. Desvitt, Rsq., Water
bury, VI, that Justices writ does not require
stamp when tho amount claimed TO Be- received in
the suit Is less than one hundred dollars but =
subject to stsnp duty when the AMOUNT claimed 4
one hundred dollars or over.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

GES. REID, Col. Perry and Mr.. Leighton.
have been In Des Moines for several DAVIS
recently, paying attention to railroad matters
Coi. Perry informs us that some twelve miles
OF the Des Moines Valley road, beyond Mon
roe have been put under contract; likewise
about eight miles of the upper end of the line
terminating at Des MONIES. Work will com
menee at once upon both sections thus con.
tracted for.
we rejoice with JOY unfeigned, at the pros.
pect OF the early completion of the mad On,
heenest Renaissance of physical discomfort
oi personal aftict'on, of bodily woe, of nm.
cohscionabiy, outrageous and superlatiyely
concentrated heat and misery is of night
nue. made last summer, from Des Noines To
reila' We don't like to obtrude private
arieis upon the public, but we will sneak If
That ride. Eleven In coach intended G.,
SIX. Mud. Thermometer 95o Mt star,;no
sso' before we reached Pella. BIG man %
righ' OF us big man to left of us, big man in
front OF US. Were fattened out, overwhelmed
e1anguished, came to several times to be ex
hnguished again. Wished the team xonla
runaway. Thought it would be a rann;no
commentary on Dante's Inferno. But d;d.n,
run walked. Walked very slowly. Big man
w fisnt Oh US, went to nodding and making
Q pastering ram of his head went to nelt;no rs
Ditto big man on left Of us. Big man in e..
OF us also sleepy. Coach made a snadan
lurch. With the force Of ten Columb;.d. .:n
man fronting us was discharged and bronah s
10 upon our stomach. We collapsed. utterad
"a Sam NV Lamentations, and nas.sd 49, :.
state of semi-unconsciousness in which W.
had dreamy conceptions of being nunobad ~
an inds6aitely long pole through immeasnrs
pie distances Of subterranean hole, ofimposs;.
Bic snallnsss We awakened some ,;ma &c
ter sunrise in Pella, used up, wiltsd d;l.n;
dated. oozed out and fluid. We da,arr;l.
there and then, that until there was rail 49,
nection with the capital wouldn't 90 .ha-.
again, wouldn't see Dobbs, nor his q, vs,,
Nor Sophronia, nor his nineteen cb;la,sn
nor Angelina Ssrsplfns, ssr the R.ccoor
city. And we won't Hurry up the rails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

THERE is three times as much editorial
talent and typographical excellence in the
papers of the South now as there was before
the rebellion. Whether they have passed
into new and ADLER hands, or whether the
mighty events Of the war have deepened and
strengthened and intensified mems souls in
the great section that has experienced such
dreadful sufferings, we do not know.-Lou.
Journal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

;, r.,.s.fY ssb4P Ss'f, S:,... !. :. :.
1'eu-Dulisru,ss ls.om ssb ~ soil . = VIA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EwAkklsaAjs1,1Ds 4 -, Il
= salss 81 eesr No No I'D; 4 seol Ak for HsN
~ ls0l ~ ~ No2
corn-Duli and b lswss; sales 1t lsolsk for No /,
a.A l2oAs for Ne2
oass-Duli ssd 140lc lover; sales Il 3s}10Hk ~
No G4pHN1 TTSA HAT
Rys-Duil and DC lower st sc for No I, asd Sc Ar
No2.
B.slsy DAN s.d soss lsw~. vish sais, 4 4soss -
neGy q -
I whIksy@iir.s< .. 1Aos n.
Provisions-Quist. Mss Pask dull q y q, Prise
Mo- Arm II 70 coos 20. Hoss nrnx sS IL eoois "a.
Csttis stssdy coo7 "a.
nossy close. R.eh.ns. sss.ay and arm, par brisr,s
~ - sew er1 NY fas.st. &
- fsissv.ph.l NEW Yosx, Oct. a.
Aoney-ehsde easier At per cent.
Sterling sxchanse-puli and heavy at 1oe3zolosA.
oold-r1t>s1s SsesdSl icAAa6S oPSsGng At 4s,S
declining to 4s1s. and csodng At 4eN.
d Of 81 Coupons 1881.
$40 ex-Nov Coupons, new issue, 1898,
+ N4Atoupons VIZ. - J4Asy 49,
7oos ua seres) VIZ; ID Series ' v: Sd sssiss, ss3f
cAP727@; Cumb ~ car lo7; M PD -
rol wsb 10; - wayns 90 AATHo; CAN y
pfd a. Scrip ls4 Us1 yrcsrt NJ; Pse Mail -;
EYc0; Erie ss1z BAQ lso, H.dsos loss h.
lem 70; BEADING lls1f Ncn% M IA relsSs In:
oAncprts7k Aeo III y 4s6t.s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

AUCTION SALE.-On Thursday morning,
Oct. 26th, at 10 o'clock, We will sell at the
residence Of John Nichol, on Blondeau, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, the en-
tire furniture contained in said house, con.
sisting in part of sofa-seat chairs, cane-seat
chairs, bureaus, carpets, wardrobe, lounge
beadsteads, dinining tables, centre table,
mirrors, rocking chairs, cook and heating
stoves, mattresses, crockery and glassware,
and kitchen utensils generally.
oct24-3t HowE & TYLER, Auct' rs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

We yesterday were shown throughthe loom
mandatory of Messrs. J. & II. Henderson.
1t is situated on Main, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, and the machinery run.
ming by steam employs several workmen, and
the ''masheeus" are turned off on time. The
loom is hand power one, and treads the
treadles, throws the shuttle, lets off the web,
and takes up the cloth, all by working til e
batten. They are in good demand. and Mr..
Henderson informs us that his orders are in
advance of his capabilities to manufacture
and supply them. He will shortly, however,
be IN READINGS to supply the trade. So send
along your orders.
We are glad to see manufactures of any
KIND being established in our city. That way
not madness, but wealth lies. Capital thus
invested in keokuk will undoubtedly Weld
handsome profits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

APPRENTICES WAMrED.-Young lady ap-
prentices wanted at the Millinery Store Of
Mrs. Williamson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25
Chicago Live stock Market.
from the Evening JeufnAl Of Oct, y. I

Beef Cattle-Sales were made this morning ct
prices ranging from 81 so to 90 p 100 fbs.
There is = fair demand for, and light supply Of
cattle Prices are steady At our quotations.
Hogs-Saes were made to-day ct prices ranging
from 81 65 to IL so p leo fbs. The market il =
little better than Ut the time IL our last report,
and prices firm at oar quotations, with no
hogs unsold in the yards.
Sheep are dull at - SOFAS so p 100 lbs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

THE expenses of the Navy Department for
the year ending June, 80, were SIP ,0O0, 00O
The estimated expenses for the current year
are S23, 900, 600.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-25

THE Board of Trustees of the Indiana State
Agricultural College have organized, with
Gov. Morton as President.