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Result of Pistol Shooting Match-A
Young Lady Instantly Killed.

NORTH CONWAY n H., Sept. l, 1865.
very sad and distressing accident occurred this
morning this place resulting in the almost instant
death OF Miss Fanny McGregor, Of Boston.
The painful circumstances are briefly as foilows-A
party Of several ladies and gentlemen practising
pistol firing at target when tho pistol in tho hands OF
Mr.. Henry c. Mayer was accidentally discharged the
charge passing through the young adys head and killing
her She cried, "Ob, Godn and fell a corpse. Her
remains are to be sent home this evening.
The excitement consequent upon this most agonizing
accident cannot be described. Mr. Mayer overwhelmed
with sorrow. Miss McGregor was a young and lovely
girl much beloved by her associates and large circle
of friends Her death will create widespread grief, as
much for her personal merits for the sudden and
affecting circumstances under which she deprived OF
life Miss McGregor daughter Of James McGregor,
Esq. President of the State Bank in Boston.
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Brooks Boot and Shoe EmpOrium.-The
largest of Boots shoes CATERS aud
slippers ladies, gents misses boys and cldrenin tho
:ty-No. $40 Broadway.
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Electricity, Magnctism, Galvanism anA
Calvanc Baths administered at 80 Bond street
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Patent American steel shirt Collars
AN ~ Al Mailed on receipt Of price and sixe.
""' '' BILLION a FOG0AN, ~ Nassau street
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and vigor 10 the and bloom TO the palld cheek
bitv Il alarming synptoms, and ~
no treatment submitted TO- consumption INSANITY on cps
l~uti. Nta
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Manhood and Youthful vigor are 0e-
v.ned Inv HEIMBOLD's EXTRACT BUChU
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wheeler ~ Wiisor >. sewing Machines
sold In Brooklyn and TO req t -.
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The Ftasst Overeonts Ever Seem In T"s
T'v BRoKAw, "a Lafayette place, ar.
"A Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Urn.
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shattered Consultations Restored by
uEIWBOLDis EXTRACT BuCHU.
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sleeve BUTTONS and studs.-New styles
two three ave eight seventy dollars set F
by O. q. ALLEN AIS Broadway. one door below Cans
atreet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

Nk~ ORk, Oct. D..
Agricultural Commissioner Newton has ;s.
sued his report for the month Just closed. 1t
states that the average amount consumed in
Great Britain and Ireland is about 5000. 900
bushels more than produced, the defect of
this year will make it about one third greater.
I 900, 900 bushels. The immense corn crop
OF this country, now safely grown, will en-
able us to ship largely of wheat to foreign
countries, although the wheat crop has been
injured fully as much as reported in the last
monthly report, and great deal of the new
crop is not good in many States. The
amount of old wheat will not be as great as
anticipated. The buckwheat and potato
crop may be very large, but the danger of the
rot Is too imminent to base any calculations
on the latter crop.
Dick Turner, who has been confined in the
Libby prison, castle thunder aud State pen;.
Tertiary at Richmond, ever since the eyacua-
ton, on the charge of maltreating Union
prisoners, has engaged the services of Mar
maduke johnson as his counsel, and that
gentleman expresses strong hopes of being
able to disprove the charges against his
client
The Lynchburg Republican states that the
famous ex-rebel, Gen. Mcmahon. has been
appointed General Superintendent of the
Norfolk and Petersburg and South Side rail-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06
c1inantlal AND Goulu,ertial
Review ~ the Chicago Market.
from the Republican NJ Oct ~

Ii
The -four market is fairly active, but the yo,um,
Of business is restricted BY the scar,;tv
Of the higher grades Of spring extras For rood
and choica brands we report an advance Of fslly
1000 hrl, but buyers were rather SLOW IN
their Purchases 1t the full advance. Winter az.
tras have not undergone any decided change in
prices. $1,000 q ll.25 for winter extras and
$7.75 @S.75 for good to choice spring extras
Spring superhnes sold at $1,000 6.5S.
There was decidedly more frmness IL the whss,
market and with fair shipping demand and ~
. good demand On spsss1AtiOn. Prices advanced
fully 3@4c per bushel, but at the close the mar.
ket was quiet for spring grades at 3l.l4A ola
for No. |, and u. 264 q l.27 for No. 4 In winter
and extra spring there il but littls moveunsnt,
Corn Was in fair demand 1t prices about the
same - on yesterday, and there was no decided
change to note in prices. The dsnand h eAieAy
for shipping with some inquiry also on ! sp.cr.
lative account. The sales were 1T the ranse a.
6096l3c for No. 5s3t0soc for No. 2; 510
81 for rejected and 1t the range Of SOL @6ac Is.
canal corn s6oat, the inside price for No. :. md
the upper price for high mixed.
Oats wsre in better demand and Armsr, and "
note IN advance in prices Of 4@1s ~ basheI.
but the advance was mot sustained at The eloee--
the market closing - S3c for No. I, With ssaIsrs
= thes price. The sales were 1t the range Of 81
9SS3e N0r No. ], md ct e7037R Ser Ne IN
staes. RSooted rid q ths rSnSs q 1301ee.
ays vsi IN Only listssA ss9sSs, - h nsz-
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IL Is satisfactory to us to be able TO cbron-
icle that notwithstanding the enormous. and
we think, uncalled for advance that has char.
acterized the Dry Goods markets for sono
weeks past, that the New York Store. true %
the business forethought of its conductor bo 8
secured large and varied stock of Fall and
Winter Goods. which are now offered for colo
fully twenty per cent under the current r.,es
ut New York at this tme A large lot q,
muslns, purchased last May, selling eons;d.
sraoly under New York prices. Mr.. GRECO
assures US that as long as the present stock
holds he will not mark up any considers.
bic advance,-at all events, not before the ,s,
of October.
100 100 remnants Delaines at 80 cts per yard
100 " 27sc ~
so " Summer Dress Goods a. % ~,
% " {. q. ~ cts'
A large stock of home and vestern T. o's'
Cassimeres, Flannels and Blankets q, L.
hgures. We particular attention to III.
branch of business. Twelve dozen of la,s
styles OF Balmoral Skirts just received. '"e
NJ. GREGG, Ag't New York Store
d-tue-fri-w-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06
WASHINGTON. Oct.

Minister Clay transmitted to the State De.
partment an official copy of the conditions
stipulated between the Russian telegraph De-
partment and Hiram Sibley. for the estab-
lishment of telegraph communication between
Russia and America The exclusive right
is granted to the latter plenipotentiary of the
American Western Union Telegraph Compa-
ny for thirty three years from the day the line
shall he opened, the Russian Government to
grant further transmission. Judge Com
vence issued an order to encourage the under
fixing. The Government allows an allow
ance Of 10 per cent on the net proceeds OF
dispatches by il over the lines to and from,
America, and in order to contribute as much
as possible to the success of the present nh !
dertaking, the Minister of Public Utility Will
adopt the measures necessary for securing The
telegraph from being maliciously injured by
the local population, but at the same time the
Governments refuse to take upon themselves
any responsibility for such injuries of any
| nature whatever. The company is allowed
to transport materials free of duty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

> WAsn1of0x, Oct 8.
Geo. ". Reynolds, the witness who test;.
bed to TIE thriving bainsss cnEIiisd on 8 An.
Jacksonville, was cross-examined BY Judge
lAdvocate Chapman. He I'D he beloaegd "a
the Second Kentucky Mounted Infantry,
which Only numbered one hnulrea - tssen-
ty-four. The regiment was On the Wy q
Centfal Kentucky for recruits, whom it VA
attacked BY an equal nuinber Of rGbslA. Al
tor sighting an hour they wcre obliged to sur
render. No one Of his regiment Was killed
Or wounded. On surrendering the rebell
claimed him - spy. They took from him
counterfsit rebel money and paroled him mol
to fight aeainst the confederacy while thu
rebels were IN Kentucky. When he reached
lAndersonviLe he had nothing but his clothes
He started business by selling rations for II
cents each, consisting Of corn bread, bacon
and pint of boiled beans. He arrived their
on the LIST of June, and about the 10th o
June bought SIXTY three dozen of eggs q
1915 per dozen and sold them on tick
When he left he had $1,000 in greenbacks
The witness said he never had taken the oatt
to support the confederacy. There were q
Andersouville 30 wells and $50 springs, mons
of which, however, gave a bucket full o
water at q time. The water was pure anc
clear. There were 500 bakers in the stock
ade. The place was city, and there were
four real estate dealers there. There were
eating houses, aad any one could get mea
for $40 in greenbacks. Whisky sold at 8;
for thinble fall. There were barber shops
and the BARRIERS acted as doctors, sometimes
selling medicine. They also dyed the prise
ners whiskers. He had seen men cut theil
own throats. Did not know any reason ex
cept that they were skin and bone ant
in destitute and very wretched condition
This was not from hunger, but from sickness
He sold medicine for the diarrhea at 81 q
per bottle.
The cross-examination of this witness lastet
till the adjournment, but elected nothing new
or important.
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Episcopal Convention.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct.

The General Convention of the Episcopal
Church, reassembled in st. Andrews Church
at 10 o clock this morning. When the roll was
called delegation from North Carolina an
swered to their names. A delegation from
Texas was admitted yesterday. A resolution
was offered by DR.. Meade that during the
session day be set apart as day of thanks
giving and prayer to Almighty God for the
restoration of peace and the preservation Of
the Union.
Mr.. Howe, of Philadelphia offered reso-
luton that gratitude was due TO the Almighty
for the restoration of the authority of the
Government over the whole territory Of the
United States, and for the abolition of sla.
very.
both resolutions were Withdrawn, it being
understood that one Of similar character
would be presented by the House Of Bishops.
Rev. Chas. Buck, of Delaware, offered res.
olution in relation to the death of Vice Ad.
miral Dupont, who was a delegate from the
diocese of Delaware to the Convention.
Rev. DIR. Mahon, Of Maryland, offered a
resolution in relation to the death of Rev.
Vim. Potter, of Maryland.
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By Telegraph. Ssv YeaK. Oct g.
Cottou-Aetiye and prices have again sAvsncsd 1c p
D ct Ssd SOC for middilng.
Flourio tn 1se better at Ss1s Is for Super State
3szs 50 for Extra ssts sos Is for choice do o.
. Is for super wesssrn; ASes % for common 70
medium westes U; Ss0s Is for common 70 good
shipping brands R1tra r. n. O., and 5o6i2 50 bf
Trade brands, market eouing ARA, With sellers q
nside quotations. Cnsouad ncsr 10 to 1sc better Rys
-four HrDer. earn meal ernss.
whisky-Krsisr; wsssern At 71i<67 %.
Grain-Whsai 70 &c better - 7a1l Is for Chicaso
Spring. 1891 = for Nil .Ciuts .sDl :s1S for ssv
Anb<r escte. sOD2 Is for nsv White Michigaa Rys
quiet aud krn Barley to De- iowse ard actse u
1891 %. Sale I'll saDl - ~ CaaAAa Wssa. Dszisy
Malt quiet Corn less aetive bat prices without dsdsd
change at ssAsse Cor ansound and SC fs sound nxs<
Western Oats rssh.r n.re active AT stossc for un
sound: s0dDs6> far sound
eroerriss-cor-e d1lL Sugar firm. Mosassss dali
Hops-fn moderate reqsest.
Pstroleum-Tifm .. 3-e3ese for Crude ssDSa,<s
for Refined in Bond. and seas5c for do Free.
ProvsonsPerk existed and higher at Is zsSn35 ST.
for CLOSING 81 q essh: % for prime
aud 50 1881 Ia fos Prime Beef Arm at 90
IL 50 for plain aud Il sools 20 for exrs mess
Beef hssn. dull Cut Messs kr e for houl
ders, and ~ Az for hama BACON dua Lard arm q
3sAi.e. Butter arm 2s132c for Ohio and 49, 81.
for Stats. Cheese steady 1T I3Df.e
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~ eisssa quist = 4nstatless - 49, wsss =
~ sag. q ol6ssA n !. So sll0sSl
Salt rsna.aa stn1y = prsvio.s ass1assess, aad
fhsrs Il 10 eAIe - 49, b ps6ssgs G1h6 wsFs
nd te-1ay = 80 pr hi Tor A., asaivsssd
$1,000 n, IA 1T - 49, 1.s(ta
The salv nlss wsrs snall ioE of Aax = e1.5bpsa
babel md tin0thy eelA q 13.ee.
To psSvlsieo ma1kst = Anss, - thers y -
mach d6ihg. Hess pork b lid firmly. and -
pfcea ere demanded, with The sales y 4s4.te 70.
rsPacked ueas, and II e36 for that In origins
psskAgs. We did ~ hsas 4 ss1aels - i
prime mess, and unable TO give fAif q1etat3ons
There were Nd salsep " baak ma1G, aAA, Nth only
limited supply offering, prices nsst b regarded
Lard was Inactive and nominal, and no sals,
trsaspired. Tho saaekst wss weaker, owing 18th
| unfavosabis advices iron Nov York.
Tallow il not 20 arm, snd We hear Of no ssles
| Prices in New York ars quoted 1t 144@ 153c.
Conserving the wool market We do not hear d
any thing new.
Butter il in moderate rsquest and quiet Il III.
prices ruling yesterday.
Eggs ase Armer, and In limited supply. Pricel
hsvs advanced frn 2s@1so.
Candies and soap are active and Armsr.
Coffee and sugars arc very firm, both here end
| In Now York.
Eyrups are in large demand and very fsn.
Teas are In good requsst and Armse, with - -
vance noted in Japans and Oolonys.
| Starch il active and frmsx Il standard ratas.
Hides arc in good demand and are held frm
Leather IL also active and firm, with still . hmitel
supply. Prices, however, have undergone nj
change since our last report.
| Iron is active and arm, and unchanged. Nail
are still in large demand without an adequates sup
ply, and prices continue to rule very arm.
Timers stock is in good demand and firm
without alteration to note in prices.
Oils are in large demand, and prices generally
| are firm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

STILL INPRovIsG.-The popular firm of ]
NJ. Lesem & 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 Mills 4 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 thei,
stock previous to the late advances. Give
them call, if you want bargains, at l09 Main
street, between Fourth and Fifth.
oct2-deod-wIt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06
German EmixratiOn.

-, NEW IOKk, Oct, 4.
The Hsrdlds Berlin correspondent state.
that the German emigration to America an.
pears pc, 70 De chiefly directed towards Miss our,
Virginia. ''e'"
The official Gazette of Cobure state. tba,
the investigation instituted by the comnetant
authorities into the conduct Of Mr.. Renp;eLs
the consul of the Dutchy of SAKE Soburo'
who was accused by the American press : pd
the Berlin National Zeituno., of cpnsn;ron.
with the agents of the JEFF Davis Confedara,
ccy, against the Government of the TTn;tsd
States, has resulted in his complete acon;ttsl
from all the charges against him, Mr. Ron.
nicks will consequently remain in this city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

We take pleasure in introducing new firm
to our citizens and the public generally. The
gentlemen composing it are well known to the
trade. They have long been connected with
business houses her, and have established fine
regulations for integrity and business.capacity.
Weare talking about Mr.. George Kerr and
Mr.. c. E. Phillips, Keokukians, and friends
Of ours, who are successors to to the we'll
known firm of Durkee 4 Co. This establish
ment has long been one of the most extensive.
ly patronized in the place, and the favor hith-
erto shown it by an appreciative public will
be continued under the new administration.
for the gentlemen comprising it are worthy OF
ii. Success to the new house, and may our
next notice of myself, oh. George, whom we
highly esteem be matrimonial one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

To BIN who has the blues, who is despon-
dent, depressed, ont of sorts, with his gar
ments soiled by mud gathered in the slough
of despond, and who don't care cent for
hopes or possessions earthly or heavenly, the
Hapkeye gives sovereign remedy. 1t says
Well tell you what to do. Labor with de-
voted energy for the success of the Republi-
can ticket until Tuesday evening of next
week; and well warrant you that on the
Wednesday morning following, if the returns
from the election shall be in accordance with
your desires, your boot heels will lift from
rubber ball. Try it on. There is nothing
like doing ones duty, to lift from the soul the
incubus of the blues.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06
The Fenians to Hold q Special
Congress-.

NJ" 1Okk, oct. b.
The Central Council of the Fenian Broth.
erhood, now in session at the Aston House in
this city, have called special general con-
gress OF the entire organization in the United
States, to meet at Philadelphia on Monday,
the 18th Of the present month.
The Herald Washington special saws it j,
evident from an order issued from the Freed
mems Bureau to-day, that the restoration Of
property now held as abandoned and confis.
Gated, Is to be entered into by the commits.
sioners of the Bureau throughout. and exact,
ness In regard to the title of the same and
legal owners thereof
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

By Telegraph. ,a,caee Oct s.
Fioar-Fruer at .SAI2 ~ Cor white Winter; . q
for Red Winter and zoe s. fof spring Extra
erain-Ao sIsisg Wheat hrmes aud No 8 to ac bet
ter, and Red Winter Ie better Sales AZ .s1l 70 fo
No Red 81 for No Red; ssA al 4 cor No sprin,
and s1zD1 - for No Spring Corn dull .; / t.
If lower al SS8eJe for No and 5; D5sc for No ?
Oats firm. sais - ess1<e for No and azs vs. ss
10 Rye to g better eales os<e-lc for No ana
osoeoc for 30 2. Barley quiet 1t soDs2c.
Whnky-iasctive, bat nrn 1T = nIsO2 -
Prosisions-Bstt-r pork l 90 better Sales O
900 bhs ct b ooDs7 o. psiss mes held q. . %
~ which Cover contract vss toaey awarded fo
20 beis. Lard NOMINAL at Sc
Beef Cattir-stesiy at 3 SOFA so
Hess-sirn at II GOALS 90
Money-yery eiose.
kxchange-Easy at lilo DISCOUNT buyinx and par Il
lie premium selling.
Gold-146.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

The Cattle market WAS dull this morning, sales
being confined to the refuse Of the past week.
market, but towsrdS the close Of the day, and on
the arrival Of trains it revived somewhat, but n
lower prices than had previously ruled. Prices
ranged from g 12a for Scallswags, to - IS EoI
Steers averaging ,o75 lbs.
The Hog market closes firm at cur quotations
with few unsoid Hogs left over.
Prices to-day have ranged from sl2 to Is 50 y
100 lbs.
No Sheep have been sold to day that We car
learn, nor did We see any in market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06
North Carolina Convention.

The report of the Convention in session en-.
titled an ordinance declaring null and void
the act of May 25th, 1861, came up in the
convention to-day when substitute was of.
fered proposing to repeal the ordinance of Sc
cession. A discussion sprung up which last
ed to the hour of adjournment. No vote was
taken and nothing has been matured. The
outside feeling is Of disappointment and dis
satisfaction. 1t is hoped a vote may be had
tomorrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

NEW YORK, Oct 8.
The Herald Washington special says
Thirty thousand head of cattle have been
sold by the government at the Alexandria de.
pot, within week past.
The sales Of horses are at the rate of 200
per week. The majority of the horses vel TO
De sold are sound and serviceable, and will
bring reasonable prices
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06
New YoRK, Oct. 4.

Some 40 different suita ae.;nst ca. =.
derson and the owners of the Amer;c,r na az
ct ship Villa Franco, were co,nm.ncad r . .
Marine Court yesterday, before Judge Aiken
The grounds of the complaint are crnel trea,
ncns, and an insufficient supply Of food and
ann. during recent passage from Tor.3ns Ia,
g TINS city. The complaints are ! rehsrs.i
q the facts developed in the late ersm;,sA
ton before Q. s. Commissioner ASHORE
Inc damages generally are laid at abonf
5000 in each case. eoou'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

OPESIYG.-We call attention to the notice
of the opening of the International Saloon
to-day. Mr.. McCARTY gives splendid Free
Lunch this evening, to which the public are
invited. Time nine o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

PrRsoNAL--Our friend and townsman, Geo.
b. Smyth, is, We are glad to see, again at his
home. He has spent nearly all the season
East.
Capt. Ruteldge and Major Brown were in
town Wednesday night, and left yesterday
morning for the Van Buren, County Fair a,
keosauqua
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

We would call the attention of our readers
TO the advertisement of Geo. B. Smyth, who
offers his presentresidence, and good second
hand piano and stool for sale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

We call attention to the advertisement OF
= new Millinery Establishment by Mrs. Crow
oil 4 Bowman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

MAGNIFICENT opening Of Fall and W;r,a.
Dry Goods at the popular one price house of
Bostwick 4 Co. Call and examine H..
choice selections of goods to which dsilv add.
tieas an being made. 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

New York Aensy Market.
By telegraph, NV Yoax Oct. &
Aonsy-firm and mere setive u 6 per cent on call
loans
Sterling Exchsnse-oniet At loos6Oloe1s.
Gcid-Moss active and nrne; opening At lasIS. ID
vancing to lA7H. and closing 1t 1904
Government Stocks-nrmer.
6s Of 81 Coupons loTs<.
d Of 81 Reg. Coupons 1913
80 ex-Eov. Coupons ios1f.
SO do, nsw Issue, lo2.
$50 Rag. Coupons lolA.
7-so lad series) eslsr
etocks-
AcA 7a}s; cuwh az Q Ar llo01S NAP Q ssN
fol wab1s: n Wayne so<: AArHss can y
pfd e7; Scrip l3k Us1yr Cert ss3<: Pae Mail aoa
MO N1< Rrie s21s; 40 less Hudson lIls<: Has
lem Is; Reading liz; n lis; NE S. Toledo 1927
: osrteo. Quicksilver losz: No d TX.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

We noticed lot of splendid FIRE proof
bricks, manufactured by our friend X. NJ.
Dickson, of Vernon, unloading yesterday at
the warehouse of E. II. Harrison, on the
levee. Those who use them can now be sup.
piled with a good article.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

For fine ready. made clothing, for clothing
made to order on the most reasonable terms,
90 % vencll A. Jones. Oct61w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

We deeply regretted an error by which, in
yesterdays paper, the Firemen's Ball was
mentioned as to be held in Burrows Hall. 1t
came of last evening in the Hall Of the Estes
House. We learn that there was large
crowd in attendance, and the affair passed of
in good style. Hope the receipts may have
been sufficient to fill full the exchequer Of
HThe Union
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-06

10 those desirous of bargains in dry goods
A'ions' &c. we would cav 60 and see Kra.
mar Irwin L Co, as they have large stock
I" ssasonable Goods for sale at very ,ew
prisss. a.,