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SECOND AUDITORS OFFIcE.-The Wash
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settled in this Office during the month of Octo-
ber is thirty thousand six hundred and fifty
three. as folloWs:
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Boston Stock List.
MARRIED.

In North Yarmouth, Nov II. by Rev N Lord,
Hanson Stubs and Miss Hattie Sweetser. both
of Pownan. ----.--
In Buxton, Nov I, by Rev D A Maddox. Sewall
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ish. DOS
In Lewiston, Nov 8, Sylvester Walton, of New
Portland, and Alma b Clark, of New Vineand.
In Ltchfeld, Oct %, Roscoe II Porter, of Gardiner
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2 In Turner, Nov u, Jonathan Lovewell and Mrs
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ANTEXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
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three, as follows:
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q Reading Matter on all -Four Pages.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
finantiaI an0 Commercial.


Nsv YoaE. y4ly -
Cotaoa--Nors seti,s and ArDer y 47o4tc pr mid
ding
Yiourls 10 &c better At ooD7 Is for Hxtrs sts4s
2s9e 50 for Extra T. n. O., and 00D10 % ~ tre6e
eeopda, nAskst elu1lDg quist and SCARCELY - 1Fu
ahisky-Aese sesivs sad Arnss; Western 81 ID
Wheat-0pensd 70 b better, bss elossd duh vish
Improvement lost u eso1 90 for Chicago spritE ~
rior White Western % for Amber Mich and 10 for
choice do, In outsf6e peice.
Hs-9c better; wsstsrn 81 DC. sd smaller lots ct
Barley and Harley Malt-ru1.
C0rn-0psnsd % - better and closed dali With The
Tor uasound &l0e7c for sound mixed western, elossg
1t Gle for prime shlpping parcels. $3.50
Oats-kxcted 1t 70 &c higher With strong spseula-
tive demand Western opsnsd 1t &c, and oossd arm q
Csc.
S.ssr-etesdy; Cab. and Muscsvaao It laoisHs
1915 for Porto Rico, and Havana ct 1874 14kc.
Molaases-Duil
Wool-Dul
Pssrolssm-Lavar 1t Sc for Orudss 47Os1e for r.
Ansd 10 Bond, and s70O7Sc for Do 1rse-
Pork-Excited and higher ct - 3e934 IS for new
mess clostngAt ~ 81 cssh; 2o0093o for 1891 DO;
"a s009s 60 FIR prime and 70 ooDH % ~ primo mes
Also lsooAbls nsv mes for August ssllsr eStion,
Dsse-Qsiss q saola % for plata nsss ed 10 %
Ola 90 for extra Mess.
Beef Hams-Hirm and scarce.
oss Asas-ssssdy q lsolfe fer shsaldsss. And ls1
D3Sc for hAms-
Dacon-Dull
LORD NrMer 81 leO3&1<e.
Battsf-Is bsttsr dssaAnd - 210Hc for 0Ase ~ =
oslo for STATE
chesss-Dull At lools1ze for common to prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

SWISS BELL RISeERs.-Upon Monday eve
ming our citizens will be treated to an enter
tainment by this long established and Away.
popular troupe. See advertisement on frs
page. Here is what the st. Louis Democrat
says Of them:
The Campanologians, fine troupe of Swiss
Bell Ringers, gave their first concert last night nj
Mercantile Library Hall, and although the nigh,
was very stormy, there a large audience in
attendance, who went away perfectly delighted
with the entertainment. The emusic of the bells I,
and the skillful manner in which they were han.
died by the famous troupe, was far ahead of any
thing Of the kind ever before attempted in this
city Mr.. Zeueh astonished the audience by ths
mastery manner in which he executed his solo on
,ne clarionet and we do not hesitate to pronounce
him the finest performer we have ever heard
Carlo Morris vocal selections finely rendered
and the whole performance decided success
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

HARD on IHEs-Wilson of the Blade,
don't like the draft sneaks." He gathers 9
club and makes break on that dog kennel
thus:
Now that the war is over and there is no prob.
ability of any more men being needed to put down
the rebellion the sneaks from the draft are begin
ming to return. Canada, Colorado, Idaho and
Montana are vomiting forth dirty puppies by the
score. If the devil was enlisting a battalion n,
the meanest men he could find for Household
troops" If he wanted them so mean that dogs
wouldn't bark at EN-, that angle worms would
feel insuited if they came into the same township
and skunks warn them off" If they wish 10
walk on the same continent with the polecst fam
ny, ne would catch these scoundrels first pop, -
and start them over the Styx on the first boat.
Them's our sentiments on draft sneaks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

We call the attention of our readers to tbe
Prospectus OF the New York Ere'ang Post,
"nich appears on our trst page. The Post
was porn almost with the country, and has,
auf,hg us entlre history, held high position
~ Amer'can Journalism II is published by
'ne Neslor OF our American writers, William
Cullen Bryant and it employs the finest of
'aien' upon Its pages. For first rate East
e1n Journal, let our readers take the Erenino
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

Chicago Market.
sy Telegraph. oHicAso. July -
Markets still excited and buoyant-
Riosr-2Sc higher 8aes d 2,4oo bills. ste 1000 =
for white Winter and S0Ds % for Spring Extras
whsas-s 10 &c higher eass Of o. loo baaA- q II
u Is No. Rcd; ao1 ~ fer extra epsing, md a
q - No. Spring
oorn-s 70 ioc higher Sales Of z7c.ooe bssA - -
75c for No closing ct 7oc.
oes-ss e Aishss sais II 1s1soo besh - As1So
SIG, clnsiue u Sie
Rye-3c higher 1t oo67lc for No 1.
DAsiey--l0 TO 1se ligAsE; No. 2ae eoo1 o.
whisky-3c higher. eates y coo bbls 0s12 %
Provisoss-RiFnss eslss Of 80 Ibis N~ss pork q
90. 80 loo bbls prime ~ - - 80 tbs DO
90 leo bbls rumps IT 70 So Is boxss dry Altsd hsns
= &c, perbsA elSz
fArd-Hffm q z3093lte-
Beef Cattle and easier At ooD1 Is for print
and 0o6e 90 for common good
Hogs-25c higher at 10 000i0 IS
Aoney-oukt.
1xehasse-wsaka ITO discount baying, and Ito prs
MUM selling.
0olA-llA~
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New York Money Market.
~ refeRvaph.t Nsv YopE JuIy

New York Money Market.
~ Telegraph. Nsv yoss July ~
Aonsy-steady 81 per cent.
essslise ExchanGc-Du'l At losszz9l0e Tor sold.
Gold -0peued hrmer and closed h~asy and lover
opening at l46 declining ss i41i and eaains lfS
Government stocks-shade saser and more arsSse
o. OF 81 Coupons g.
SO Coupons 1857
$50 Coapons {Beu issae1 1e$k.
rressury 1905 f2d series) 49,
1910 Coupons0.
O4P11x: g c 1904 CAR losl< NAP D %
foI WAbSs; u Wayne o. AATuss: can
a.; G Scrip 1HN; Csl " Cert g; Poe Mail 90
NJ G e5M. krie IS. CBA Q 1o7; Hudsvs IFS; Has
len -, Reading LOT; MC 187: . co. Toledo lO2
Cert 25A: Quicksilver ssL
At the SIX O'Clock Bosrd stocks higher Erie %
Hudson ll3l1 Resdir To- IL esq Pittsburgh 49,
l0s, N " -; d. pfd g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

His Honor, Judge Lowe, has been ira.
versing part of the State in company with
Prof. Parvin and other gentlemen, to select a
location for the Orphans Home. He has
Just returned. The committee selected Cedar
Falls for the temporary Home, and Davenport
as the location for the permanent Home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

r., oNcoSscIousLf for Internationally,
ioeohouVe Tor ''iocomotion, mail for
wan, anu aquenis Tor aqueous, in one
1e' i'en' IN our local column yesterday,
Spogfapnicaliy mangied the item aforesaid
V' wasn't much sense in it anyhow, and
1t could lily bear such mutilation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

MINE Hosr," Tepfer, Of the Deming
House, returns to do the honors of his
establishment in his own admirable manner.
after some days absence in St. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

Rev. A. T. NORTON, of Alton, Illinois. vii,
preach on Sabbath, July soth, at ii A. n, in
the First Presbyterian Church. corner of
Third and High. The public are invited to
attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

WE notice that our old friend Tower, of
Harrington, has opened a grocery and COM
mission house at Ottumwa. The style of the
establishment is 0. Tower L Son. We wish
them success In their new location.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

AucTIoS.-Howe L Tyler will have their
regular sale this morning at 10 o'clock, and
otter variety of good furniture, together with
the usual quantity of plumber.
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RELIGIOUS NoTicE.-Rev. Mr.. Westover
having returned, the usual Sabbath services
may be expected at the Baptist Church, on
Third street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

RRNovA--Captain Willis, Commander of
the Post, has removed his quarters to the room
over the post Office.
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Too You're 10 LEAvs 1HKn Mo1nEa.-Ths
unelected sorereiens- the vezitable King and
Queen Of Pdsey county, in tie slerioas hoop
pole and dried pumpkin distric4 Of he Hoos-
ier State, visited our levee recently. Young
man Something over twenU-6ve. Sister some
thing younger. Going OF visit to northern
part Of the STATE. First time ont evidently.
Took the train after leaving hons. Rsening
came on. Young Hoosier masculine de-
mAnded place to sleep. Conductortook them
to sleeping car. Was going to shut them in.
Yong naa ,boo-hoo'd vigorously. Young
lady ditto. Mary shut them up. Wanted to
put them in there and rob 'em. Had objec-
tiona to being robbed. Dad had cautioned
EN- against it when they left home Conduc-
tor stared at young man, then called him -
ID fool. Hurt young mans feelings to
be called that" and he reared still more
Justify. Sister roared also Waiting time.
Got to Quincy. Stopped at hotel. Didn't
understand the waiter system. Couldn't find
anything on table to eat, hence didn't get
anything. Felt bad about that. Went to
levee. Got on board boat. Wanted to 70 to
Dubuque. Found out boat was only going to
Keokuk. Young man collapsed. Young
lady collapsed. Threw themselves down on
the boat floor and mutually set up the most
diabolical howlings ever heard outside Of
Posey county. Officers of the boat tried to
pacify them. Wouldn't be paci6ed. Boat
started, and as she ploughed up stream, the
irrepressible Hoosiers, with the most exhaust
less of lungs, kept time with their blubber-
ings. At Canton party of excursionists got
on. Hoosiers saw in this new designs to rob
them. Their whimperings again increased to
loud walls to which delightful serenade they
treated the party until the boat reached this
place. Their music might have greatly de-
lighted their happy ''parients" in their Posey
county home, but it was getting uncomfortable
to civilized people. The clerk thought young
man was drunken crazy He took him be-
low and poured three buckets of cold water
upon his head. Young. mans fright now be.
came alarming and as he gasped for breath he
begged piteously that he be not robbed. Not
knowing what to do in so desperate case
the Captain sent for our friend Surgeon -.
He went down. Found young man stretched
on deck, rolling his eyes in agony, and calling
vigorously on the Lord. Surgeon wanted "a
know what was the matter Didn't. know
only that they wanted to rob him. Surgeon
told him to be quiet, that be had worried him.
self almost i'll, he would give him some med.
icine TO sooth him and he must 20 to bed.
Young man wouldn't take medicine-'twould
"pizen" him. Took some medicine two wears
before, and it ''pizened him. "Puckered one
of his cheeks and he hadn't been able to
whistle since, boo-hoo-o-o." Finally after q
couple hours coaxing, the Doctor got his ma
tiehts quiet and to bed, and he Left them.
Here our story ends. For the soundness OF
their lungs and that they may be spared unto
their anxious parents, we indulge the hope
that they have reached their destination, and
can give rest to their vocal organs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

EsTERTAIsxENr.-Notic the entertainment
to be given by the German troupe at the
Atheneum tonight. 1t will advise you in
what the entertainment consists, and it's yari-
ETY., at least, will attract Here are German
exchanges praising the troupe, but we "nix
verstay." Go to the performance, however
you will understand that.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

CHAPLAIN A. c. WILLIAMS has returned
from flying visit TO Northern Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

hfs. =. d. WARIEG will preach at Chatham
square M. T. Church on Sabbath at the usual
hours. All are invited to attend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

MnLER WAsrED.-See advertisement on
FIRST page.
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orrrcH or DrpurY coLlxcroa.

UFFfCB oE DEPUTY COLLECTOR,
FIRST DIVISION, FIRsr COLLECTION DIsrRrcr.
kEoKuK, Iowa, July 20.
Conhscated goods will be sold at the In.
ternai Revenue Office on Third street, Keo-
kuk, ON Saturday, July 20, 1896: Nine cases
bltters and schnapps; thirteen long scrub.
bling brushes. Terms cash.
J. G. WALKER, Dep. Collector.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

Gov. stones Appointments.
Governor SroxH Is already on the stump, and
win address the people 1t the following times md
places: sksa4sS& e. s.
1ihiA, MoadAy, August, u DIP.
Osntfssflle, Tuesday, August & g p.n.
Cory6A, Wednesday, August .. Pm.
Leon, Ehursday, August 10, Pr
0gcsola, Friday, August IL, 2 p. - s
Aeea, Saturday, August u, p.n. z
1sd5osd HoaAsy. August 4, p N.
Oas1a1, Tuesdsy. August -. 1p- m
sidney, Nsdneaday, August IL Up. m.
0lenwood, xAursday, August II, Up N.
Council Blunh yridAy, August 10, pm.
Lewis, Non6ay, August 81, ( ,. N.
1ontaneIle Tuesday, August &, 2p. m.
Wintersstt Wednesday, August q, .. m.
Indaaaoa, Thursday. August n, Up. n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

IHE van Buren, county Union Convention
wli De held ut heosauqua on the 2lst day Of
August
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. lot Of
furniture consisting Of parlor, bed room and
kitchen furniture, of late styles, is offered at
private sale at the residence opposite the Pub
Inc School House between Eighth and Ninth.
on Blondeau street..
Also two good horses and harness and top
buggy At Gums Livery Stable on johnson
street. ju28-d3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

SCARCE seven years ago HENRY A. WISE
was Governor of Virginia, and JoHS BRowx
was under his sentence of death. FrRn.rno
WooD asked of WISE that BRowy he ;un-;s.
oned and not hung WISE replied: "He shall
be executed as the law sentences him. and
his body shall be delivered over to SURGEONS
and await the resurrection without a grave in
our soil. have shown him all the mercy
which humanity can claim" WISE now ID
where BROWN was then. Where the latter
slew singly the former has slain by scores.
BROWNS was treason against the State.
WIsR's was treason against his State, and the
Government, and God and human rights |
BROWNS was crime for justice. WIsE's for
the West wrong. Slaves changed to freed
men wonld have blessed BRows's success
freedmen converted to slaves and the shackles
OF oondmen trebled would have been the
curse of WIsE's triumph By the wrongs
OF treason and the woes of the rebellion lot
WISE have pronounced his own sentence. in
passing judgment upon BRows.
HISTORY OF Iowa TRoops.-It ia vol
known to our readers that "Linkepsale ,,
(Mr. l.. d. IngersolD is preparing history
OF the Iowa soldiers. They know, also. from
his contributions from time to time. To our
own columns, that he is pre- eminently we'll
fitted to do the work he has undertaken. Ia
has recently issued card to the Iowa pnb,;c
wherein be says:
lie HallE
that have been engaged for some time in vrs;n !.
2 history OF the part taken by the troops Of ons
state In the recent war for the Union. 7 h.v.
DOT deemed It consonant with good taste 20 fora
staii the public mind in favor Of nv work nv "a
sertisments IN advance. The generous n.,s
graphs upon the subject which have .nn.. "a :.
our journals, have been oil the more grs,;Sv;n.
because entirely voluntary on the p,rt Of on, IA;
tors. DO not purpose now to. advertise the ro,a
but simply to state: -e "osA'
1. That my materials for composing the history
Of most OF the regiments are, In MANY p.r.;cr,s..
quite ample, and that my narratives ~ cr;s.
number o. them are now brought down TO The
present time.
2. That because Of the impaired state Of nv
health, 4 ennnot maintain ny correspondence !.
promptly or - fully as should like. Ard v;II :.
placed under many obligations to Rentlemer -ho
have been Or are in the army from Iowa for .rch
facts - may be Of general conneetrd -;sh
the orgsnisation TO which they an, or have -.
attaehedi and moro especially would make tbis ~
guest - 70 the l4fh 18th, 37th sSth, (now conso.
aoateo 1itn TIE Ssth seth Infanty, the I'd. 5th
ana YIN, cavalry Regiments, in respect of vhioh
my data are by no means full 1870
Al the proper time, the work win Be proe,.r,v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

fou CAN'T OPEN YoUR LIPS, ladies, without
revealing whether you use the fregrInt so,anoS.
@ not Your teeth and breath speak for ven.
Inc lustre and purity impaired to tie dental M
:ninery " that peerless fluid, and the frarrance
sses % the mouth. cannot be realized 81 the
use OF any other article accessible to the hnman
ismiy. ju26-d3t-tue-thu-a
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Fans TRANSPORTATION to all Soldier .to Tho
Anh-Nesro Suffrage Convention TO-DAY At
Charleston.
Procession viii leave 9th ard Main street.
It O'Clock \. n, precisely. By order of
U29-lts Corx,rr-.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

sxrDADDLas " has been refused paper.
q Mschias, Me-, ON the ground that & = 81
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d t.vA1L. 9. ARMI1A0R 0.0 NAMPLu
BUCXHXH FOUNDRY
Corner 81 and Jshlssn lsrssh,
KUK,


1Aankfalees liberal extsaa1
e ~, soliei a. By sret a1tsotien
49, teeefeeee - oar patso1, 49, - ne1s esa1Eo
49, - ~ eans. VAIL, AnMI1AaD 20.
unph11-A1y ~
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L,OR aALE-T.o Beautiful Lots a.

L High street, fncrth ssde) between 9th and Irtb
streets With small frame dwelling also - ef
Of lot IN block i6o the Of 18th and Mir
street south sidel With frame stors si=o &c
fest q LOT block lo Johoson street aeoirins b.
A ~ths.ms Foundry. All this cperty viii be scle
cheap The title good sale. Enquire Of
june22 HB THSHyCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

e'~' ~, 0<o 74S II
ADoapt OF iossrs during the year $40 1877 co hetrr
one nnndrsd and twenty thousapd dollar, Ie,s
snAs me interest On fnvestnents Number or pofj q,
tss0sd during the year SIS Total uumbsy 81 rr,e
Issued since its orEanaafioB, geo A.,
msde Annually. and average 50 per cent
isssa on the non-forftns and other plans Psnrhies
snd al nsormafion obtained Application te The wS
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29
acres of the best land

In this section, we'll calculated either srxpes
other fruit and all ander the very highest state
eultvatiun, II situated within miles tfce an
will be sold With without the crops npon it, NJ
quire Of H. B. TKy-HYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-29

TOR 6ALE-A nice Brick q
- With two full lots, Ans Barn, wooAsASa. =
CeIlM. sft1atcd On HrAnkifn, between efh e66
Keokak. Title good. PriceeS. 500.