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sr-pERInP nR,rY TiLE

fiadc no the celebrated strlnE, tenacious clay ri
Woolnri-e. y J. hUrned With iutease heat over
the Fro Brick il fire Hrickkrs, and so,t 20 M cr
aye r-es as the clay yUsTbe removed from ousr vi-
liable beds ci the best White Ware and Flre br.c
clay. Also. double LllEed stone ware Pipe, = o.
collars ;1r ulGius -ht pipe o. conduct pure
Uaterf-ee r m rust and poison. stove Innings ans
FIRE Brick sc &C. Of Test quality shipped ny
railroad or water direct ron Factory, on slip
Channel oi Aarltan River, q miles ir-m New orE
City.
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LANES GRAY.
GREAT CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

ID EAL ESTATE AGENT, 4 Scollsy's Building,
N fremont Row. Boston. Farms ana Country
Residences bought sold and exchanged.
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Il v y E % Ee
RHEUMATIC LINIWENT.


Tho attention of.hs puhhc IL called 70 this most
cellsut Of all Ltniments. A. psrt,'s az - eeay
Tor and pains that nesh Is mel 7 TO-
RHEUMATisM
Is caused by stsgnston OF the fluids arising from
checked perspiration-ts cured by afeW bottles Of
kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
sPRAINs
re caused by an over-extension and sudden re,
action Of the muscles-is cured by few bottles OF
Kennedy's Rheumatic Lniment-equally good Tor
man or beast.
The king Of all pain, is caused by an inflammation o.
be nerves-is instantly cured by few applications
hennedy's Rheumatic Liniment
PLEURISY
IL an Inflammation of the lining Of the ribsis curei
by few bottles of ennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
BRUISES
Are caused 10y q sudden pressure Of the 1esh and
smashing Of the tiseues-is Instantly relieved by
Kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
CRAMP
IL contraction o. the muscles. caused by sudden
stoppage Of the nervous auid, which prevents ami
NAL life having freefow-is cured BY few appli-
cations Of keunedy'sR heumatic Imminent
BILIOUS collie
caused by a neuralgia In the stomach and bowels
l take a teaspoouful OF kenaedy's Rheumatic Lin
meat in warm water every half hour untileured-
SOOTHART AND HOARsENEss
Arc caused by an unnatural dryuess OF the GLANDS
weta piece Of flannel with Keunedy's Rheumatic
Eminent, apply it on going to bed and you will DO
well in the morning.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction in the circular around each
bottle.
FOR ANULCERATED SORE THROAT
You viii take one teaspoorful Of the Linimentbl
our teaspoonfuls OF water. Gargie the throattvic
day. In q few days it viii DO well. This
/ I. aspoonful will be worth dollar TO you.
- HENRY Helms
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
HAVING Just returned from New York fo- h
III third time this season, aud having replen
ished nv assortment ofuoRrly all kinds OF G11t
invite the attention OF all buyers Of
Dry and Fancy Goods
70 ny stock, calling especial attention tony ort
rncnt OF rich and .easonable Dress Goods, such as
French Poplins,
Empress Cloths,
Reps,
&C.. &c
And to Housekeeping goods Of all kinds, consisting
in part Of Wide Sheetings, Pillow Case Cottons and
Linens. Table Damask and Napkins, hucsahueAs'
Clos Toweling, Crash and Fine Towels, Counter
pane from the serviceahle American goods 10 the
nice English Marseilles-
Also Shawls, Flannels and WOODEN arm, Which
have In all desirable qualities.
Oct 2lst 49, dkvtf No. IS Church u
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SPECIAL NOTICES ~
MRS. WINSL Low,
Auexperenced Nurse and Female Physician,
Presents 10 The Attention of Mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP
For Children TeefhiNg,

SOOTHING SYRUP
For Children TeefhiMg,
which greatly faciltte, the process Of teething by
sOftenng the gums, reduSin. al inllaInmatons.
will allay ALL PAIN and sp Ismodic action, and Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers it will give rest to your
selves and
Relief and Health to Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over %
years and can say confidence and rufA OF it what
We have never been able to say Of any other medi
;ne-neuer has failed in a SINGLE instance 10 ef,efa
sl1r,, when timely used. Never did we know an in
stance Of dissatisfaction by any one who used It, On
the contrary, all are delighted with IL operation
and speak in terms OF commendation of its magical
effects and medical virtues We speak In this mat
ter urhat irs DO kno,n after 30 years experience
and pledg. our reputation for ths asisHi Of 'SAai n,
tsre declare In almost every instance where the
infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, re.is
will be found in fifteen twenty minutes after the
syrup is administered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
hottie. None genuine unless the fac-simile ofCUR
rIS L PERKINS, New York, is on the outside wrap
per.
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
PRICE. ONLY 35 CENTS PER BOTTLE
June 5-daw6mois
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NnF rHR sPINE CURED.

lAaEtlANtAi NNllsf WV AANA-f 1919
yJessrs. Taos. ALLcocE CO.-Piease send with
dispatch. t,-elv, doz-n Allsoeks Porous Plasters.
onr daily experience confirms their very superior
excellence. At this moment Of writing man ap-
plies for one who by ENHANCEMENT in the shat oil
machinery, had both his legs broken, spine severely
injured and was for nearly year entirely helpless.
II "a man found relief very soon by the application
az plaster to his spine. lie was soon en- 'hled to
work. an. now he la5ors we'll as ever. He Wouid
eheerfally pay 8 for single Plaster II they could
not he had at a lower rate. am Surprised that
surgeons d. ot make u-e o. their perforated plas-
te-s to the exclusion Of all Others A. their he1i1il-
inv and adhesiveuess are greatly in advance Of an
other plasters with which am acquainted while
the terioratious peculiar to them rendered them
Greatly superior y all Others for ordinary snr-icAi
use. knowing the FIisters 90 be 30 usefll, have
no .srup'es that uiy sentiments should be known
wv. JonSsoS, 81. u.
Principal Agency. Braudreth House, New Fork-
Sold D., all Dealc-s u Medicine
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ROE's WESTERN RESERVE
Premium cesc POs

Patented December u, 1884, and June p, !s5-)
With Cooper's Patent Heater and Self
Adjusting Valves.
Patented february u, 1851
THIS VAT with It's latest improvements IL DOW
| the best in use, and Is used generally through
out New York and the New England states, ooth
for Factories and Family service
YoUNGs PATENT CURD CUTTER for sale
also. Send for circular. ,oe- -.
tt,-..hr,rh Y. Oct llth tso5 wifi
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AGENTS WAITED! now READY ::

AGENTS WAITED! NOW READY:
THE FIRST COMPLETE HISTORY ~ the RE-
j BELLIONs E7S-Issued BY the AcsURS Pts
The Che PrSI aud BEsr COMPLETE History pub
Nshed Ara-s ctaHcs for Agents. TIE sale e verv
large, and terms very liberal - For Circular,
Terms. et,.. write to z. q. sTORKE, Auburn, y Y.
coz ADAY AGENTS WANTED TO sell
90 new and wonderful SEWING MACHINE,
the oHiv cheap one licensed address.
SHAW CLARK, BiddefOrd, Maine.
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ALLCOCK's POROUS PLAsTERs.--A
Druggist said the other day, you have no need to
advertise your Porous Plasters, for every one sold
certainly causes a dozen to be sold, and dozen
sells a gross, and SO on. You will not he able to
supoly the demand soon But we can supply a
thousand yards day.
,1srr,.,rr,,y ny cFJ SPINE CURFD.
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Ir. sTEICELAND's FILE REMEDY has cure
;Nc- rfs ~ the worst cases Of Blind and Hleeoirs
Piles Il gives irnu ediste relief and Effects per
manent cure. Try IL directly. Il j. warranted ~
cure
For s.Is by al Druggists. - cents per bottle
wt1rrf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SINGERS LETTER "a"
E0nliIu NesCing .N0chine

THIS SPLENDID MACHINE COMBINES ALL
4 the good quail, IS Of our cell kaoUH n.szs fac-
turing lnGckiss with many new and velnabis I'M
prOvement- II is swim, quiet aud positive IN lts
operation the very finest and coarsest mater
iais and suything between the two extremes, IN a
beautiful and substantal manner. IL Hens. Fstt,
Cords Br15f Tuck, GGfhsrs, Stifeass, &C and Whi
genera IL do a greater range Of work than any
chine heretofore offered to the public We respect
fu !, invite all in want of a superior Family Seirag
" ehfas 70 pay 20 Us a visit. Every machine war
ranted and full instru tons given by competent
ana courteous attendants Send for pamphlets.
TEE SINGERS MANUFACTURING tOMPASY, % Hln-
ovet Ct, b ston, 45S Broadway, New York.
AGEET, WANTED.
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ID OsE BLANKETS at
II EDWARD BARLow's,
No. l56 Church st.
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MARRIAGE AND CsLIBACY.

An Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men, Just published by the Howard Association,
and sent in sealed letter nyelopes tree Of charge
Address. DR.. J. sKILLES H0UGHT0H,
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa
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NLw NoRK, Oct. %
RICHvoND, Oct. 20.

Tie Tri5lHe's despatch say, the verde. in
the case cd Wiz j. guilty.
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CANADIAN OATMEAL.

A FINE lot or fresh ground just received
4 al PEIRCE'5.
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SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.

which greatly facilitates the process Of teehing by
softening the gums, reducing 81, infsInmations.
will allay ALL PAIN and sp Ismodic action, and is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

svit6aIDx-A nsisackoly eass II sa;aid -.
CURED on the stssm@ Hswheye State = =
approached the levee u tbs placs. 0as q
the passengers, named Hans Knudsons sol
der Of The 12tA Ious, lsce.tly dissassa =
Davenport, and whose horne was i 49,
kee county, where Re had : family, attracted
attention BY his srz464ie cosduct, and i w.
discovered that hs ms = least partially d,
ranged. Tia CAptaia sot into convstsaaion
with him and gave him memorandum to en-
able him to get home. Suddenly he said
goodbye" to the Captain, turned abont,
walked out to the guard, leaned over the rail
ing, placed pistol in his mouth and dis
charged it killing himself instantly. He had
$275 IS in his possession. Is said also to
have had brother in law in this place. Coro-
ner Wooster held an inquest, and the body OF
the Inflated man was buried by Mr.. Perkins
Yesterday afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

unoKUk 1A4Q3.
- So.
DAILY 6As1 Orr Osy1o1,l
Ds1 -, 1oet. !
l raal,asss xs 4. unn.sda,ly iiSele 49,. b 1nts
~ iso. or qssta1seas lslnaj - - = ~
leadine prodsse aEtis,sss - 4GpnA ]
WnnAr-Tisn- Old 1an y - y ! II ~
Pan d - 70 o.; shoiss - ~ tie,
spring u -. x<sw e4
FIoun--Dotbls 1xhA Is1f 4 tIv 10; kxtsa
Fan - 81; Rztss spsias -, ssP@aas ~.
Coss-Dsslining; . to S7ie. -,
1rD-QM ~ sews IS. Sz "
, OArs---Nsv 1t Is 70 22e; old It Is to 2sc.
SEEDS Timothy y ~ u ) %; Flaxsesd 81 70
TO 81. assgTsase esf8e
Eees-In demand 1t 75c.
BurrER-wfn commsnd ready sale It 40 for
choice; packed ct IS to 35c. f.
PoTArons-Good, 4s to 500.
swKxr PorAroEs-$1 rs to ~ 90.
LARD--26 TO 27c. ~
BAcoH--Io 10 21c.
EoReRUM-40 TO 55c.
cHicKsns--Tsung - te,siA - - to -.
OsfcSs-Dull 1t 20 to 45c. sfps@
HAY Timothy - 50; Prairie 81 50 to 8 90.
HDEs-Green Dc; green salted n; dry 6int 13e;
dry sailed l0c; pelts so to ooc.
TALLow-In barrels Isle; loose fzc per ID.
BEEswAx-3S to 4oc.
RAGs-Free from wooden 81 to 4c.
FEArHKRs-From common to good 80 to SOC;
prime IS to ice.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-We
shall sell this morning, Oct. I'd, at 10 clock
at the residence of Mr.. Kramer, on Blondeau,
near corner 10th, the entire furniture contain
ed in his house, consisting of one elegant
piano forte, in rosewood case, handsome bed
steads. cane seat chairs, carpets, mirrors,
mattresses, dining and other tables, stoves,
crockery and glassware and kitchen furniture
and utensils generally. HOWE Il Tyler,
d-3t. Auctioneers
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PERsoyAL.-Hon. +. Roberts and Rev.
hr. Scholte, of Pella, were in town yestes-
day.
We are glad to see among us again our
friend and former townsman, Mr.. Robert
Ogden, now of Chicago. He will remain here
two or three weeks
Mr.. W. I. Lowry, the popular Treasurer
oil the county was in town Saturday. Lee
county never had better, more efficient or
faithful official in all history than she has in
this gentleman. He has done a great deal of
labor since elected to the Treasurer's office
Has been trusty guardian of the material in
terest of the people and given us a sound ad-
mlnistration of the county finances He is
sure of reelection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

STILL INPRovISG.-The popular firm of /.
III. Lesem q Co. have enlarged their store
room, by adding new Shawl and Cloak De.
partment, having just received large as
sortment of Cloaks, of the latest styles, from
the celebrated house of Milt a. Co., of New
York City, which they offer at prices to suit
Their fall stock is complete, and they are
selling at reduced prices, having bought their
stock previous to the late advances. Give
them call, if you want bargains, at 100 Main
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
oct2-deod-wlt
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GEN. FUTILE, Judge Williamson, Judge
McHenry, Hoyt Sherman and Jno, B. Miller.
OF Des MONIES, arrived in the city Saturday,
as committee to confer with the Des MONIES
Valley railroad company in reference to the
extension of the road to Des Moines. A
short time ago, several of the leading gentle
men OF that place, entered into an agreement
oy which as soon as two hundred of the citi.
zens should become parties thereto. II was
agreed that those signing should consent to
an assessment upon their property so az to
raise seventy thousand dollars. the sum re.
CURED to complete the road to the capital bv
next fall. Two hundred signers were speedi
iy found and this committee came down tn
notify the company of their readiness to carry
out the agreement
mus will we soon be united by iron ties to
our State Capital. The union will he nro6,a.
ole 10 Doth places Des MONIES already is
nushed with the promise of prosperous fu.
ture' aud she goes determinedly and ran;dlv
forward TO reach it. Situated ON the Dos
Moines with an indefinite extent Of mos,
beautiful and fertile country comprising her
IN every direction, with the fine Southern and
Eastern connection the completion Of the
road Will early afford her, the capitslswin be
the great city of Central Iowa, and second
only to keoknk of any place in the Des Moines
valley Our own city is feeling the quicken
Ing touch of new life, its business is reviyine
and ITS trade increasing and charging. With
the extension of her lines of traveHs her
future growth and prosperity is largely
connected Thus with the manufactures which
should be established and sustained here. and
will be, viii make our goodly municipality Of
heokuk the great commercial metropolis Of
the State. The Future comes on br;no;n.
that Destiny. May it come surely and
speedily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

The Summer is ended. Autumn is here
ltcomes attended with bright and genial DAYS
and nights, glorious in splendor, but the woods
are changing color and the Fall msts skirt
the horizon. Ice and frost and snow, come
on in their time. Sufficient unto every sea-
son is both the evil and good thereof, and
there is more of the latter than the former,
and the present is delightful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

The cops and chiefs Of the "what is it p
party instigated thereto by the devil, who is
the prince of liars, and thus the legitimate
father of the copperhead democracy, are try
ing to make capital in HOPELESS cause by
saying that General McKenny is not citizen
of the county, that his family is in Milwaukee
&c. Now, not for the benefit Of the gentlemen
oftruth which they are careful not to tell who
cireulates this report, but to save from being
misled, some honest men who may hear and
credit this report, we will say that General
Mckenny has been citizen of Lee County,
for some sixteen years, that he entered the
service from this place, that he has always
conside red il his home, that he did have his
family with him at Milwaukee, while on duty
in the department Of the North West, as that
city was Headquarters Of the General in chief
That we apprehend Gen. McKenny is not the
first or only officer that has done this, that in
such cases, no one ever thinks of such officers
having changed their State home, that when
Gen. Mckenny was called to ST. l. ouis, no,
knowing how long he would remain there OIL
where next be ordered, left his wife at Mil
wauk ee, that his mother, whom he has sup
ported and is member of his family has al.
| ways remained here, that all the property
| Gen. McKenny owns is here, and that the pc
culiar beauty of copperheadism is illustrated
by the efforts of these gentlemen, thus q dis
| franchise an old citizen because he has beer
absent defending the government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02
CITY NEWS.
CHARLESTON MEETING.
Monday tho I'D. ut osclock p. M.

This meeting will be addressed by GEN.
CLARK, R. viewer, Col. J. H. SULLIVAN, Col.
WooD, Col. J, w. RANKIN and others. Turn
out for the speakers will be there. All SOL
diers are most especially invited to be present.
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Committee.

The German Turner's Association of our
city intend to have "good time to-day.
The Quincy Turner'S will be their guests. In
the morning they viii have parade through
our principal streets in the afternoon prize
exercises at Otley's Grove on the Avenue.
and at night grand ball at Burrow's Hall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

~ Telegraph oueAso Bspt -.
Yloss-Aetivs anA - 10 bssae e ooO11 - -
White Winter 10 % for Red winter and 0o0s 70 -
Spring Kxtras.
arais-sprsg wheat 1c bstsss spd Rsd Winter quist
ss Ao0l q for No Spring and = Sbs No.3 Spring
70 for No. Red and 10 Gor No Rid. Ossn 60
aaA Arnsr q oU9SoelHe Sbs us and s736Ot6 ~ -
3 oss steady and firm At s1H0slAc for No ! and
2s1<27e for No 2. RSs aasAy - e4oAsc Tor No and
soc ,or No BariSy % = bsstsr ss feD7se fr 10
WAbky-Drn at2 "a
Provntons-Yhn~ bat inasttvs. MOI pssk hsld q
8 o. and prime nsa asaiaal u n %. Lard = ~
O3ee.
uDaey-OsGA
lxehaAes-Hy.
QoaA-1A4A
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

'sTHE cattle upon thousand hills, and from
the wide prairies of the interior, and from all
conceivable and inconceivable known and un-
known places, have been passing through this
place recently. Whittier bound weknow not.
Day after day large and fine looking droves
are taken across the river. 1t shows how ex-
haustless are the resources of our country, how
immense the capabilities of material growth,
how numerous the armies of popular wealth.
The greatest conflict in the world history,
four years waged, closes, and now, and during
it all, agriculture, and manufacture and COM
merce, go steadily on, swelling the tide of
prosperity, and there are no signs of exhaus-
ton. The peace that has come now, permit
ting all the energies of the people to be direc-
ted to peaceful pursuits, will still further
develop national resources, and multiply ma
tional wealth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

PLACE CHANGED.-Owing to the unaccom-
modating spirit Of DR.. Taylor, who refuses us
the use of the Estes House Hall, we are com
PEELED to hold the Turner ball this evening in
Berrowis Hall, cor. 9th and Main.
CovuIrrrr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

The Boston Transcript publishes an extract
from merchant, who writes concerning the iasu.
rance on the last great FIRE on Water street. Nev
York: ~"
IL Is painful sight TO me to see such imnense
destruction Of property. Insurance said to be two
ana one quarter million dollars Some of the ecm.
panies, it Is said, decline to acknowledge Ath.
amount OF their losses. Some with $3.50. 900 CANT
tai, have $40, 900 to 100000 some with $2Oo. go
capital, $4,000 to $s0, 900. The - Compasv
with only $2oe 200 capital is said to have lost ths
latter sum- How long will insurance cosnpauie,
managed thus, last, and what kind of protsesios
40 such companies sford the public, It may be wen
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

THE virginians are beginning to fall into tn.
routine Of business operations, and are commence
ing to exhibit practically their intention Of resto
ring ~ soon - possible, the old order Of things
Thus the Richmond Times, Of the 36th inst, says
OF the organisation Of new national bank ont Of
the old Farsaers bank Of Virginia:
"The old Farmers bank of Virginia, il soon to
resume business a. the Farmerr' National bank Of
Richmond, With capital stock Of two hundred
thousand dollars The subscription list il now
open, aud is being rapidly filed up by the name.
OF our principal merchants. The bank will resume
operations under its old and well known oficers .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

PUBLIC SCHooLs.-See the notice of the
opening of our public schools. We hope to
give these an extended notice shortly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02
Auctioneers.

To those DESTROYS of bargains in dry goods,
notions, DC. we would say go and see kra-
mer, Irwin L 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, 1865-10-02

Hos. GEO. w. McCRARr and Gen. Viewer
had good meeting in Jefferson township
Saturday evening. The ball rolls on. The
rays of political truth are penetrating even
those that have dwelled in the Democratic
mists and fogs that have enveloped Jefferson
township.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Toledo, Wabash Il Western Railway Co.,
takes place in Toledo on the 4th day of DC.
taber.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

Ma. CHARLES KEExLE, an old printer and
publisher, died at his residence in st. Louis
Thursday last
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

THERE IL newspaper carrier in New Haven
Conn.,, who has walked forty milse dav for tn.
last ten years. lie uses Pinkertsu's waboo ana
Calissya$it - beverage. There 10 both,s,
like thsn TO sustain health and strength, and pre.
vsst disssss. For saas evsrywhsrs. Try th...
- ol-d9w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

BUTTER was selling in Philadelphia last
week at 81 % per pound-or at least that
price was asked
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

SEE auction notice for this day; elegant
Piano, q fine rich toned instrument.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

y Telegraph. uEv fonK, sspe -
Gold 10 stronger Ths export Of spscs to-day y lsf-
ger than ANTICIPATED amounting 70 nearly one ah-
lion dollars which produces ssr engsr toss among ss
~s. ns sxpecssd large payments nsxt week % -
eouus 81 80 coupons ehscks the Upward t<nSsDey.
Quotations tn riag e. from l4s TO i4sA. Ihs
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