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DIED. II this city, o1 1ulVinSnia. Miss ELIZA II.
.feeond fiaughtor. of tiie, late WILLIAM NJ
d"iIHii.rs ic'': i"' :-l-..- o. : i..,.-
~ ANNA YhRDEI.I the pnl y daughter Sf WLLLyAs and
ANNA ffAfhAB, died at Sumter e. H., October = IS65
While in beautiful bloom. in fc's most joyous season
in the first yeaI Of yomanbood she has been cut down
and borps away from NE. The IDOL her parents,
whom she had neasaca,isa an anxieus carc apd from
whom ehe nerer needed reproying word she has been
suddenly sndtced from the view ohild OF tho Cove
nan She remembered her Creator in The days 81 her
youth, and in her short life adorned with sweet meek
fess her Christian profession Her pure soul has wing
cd its way TO the bosom 6f her tiod where dangers
threat and fears alarm no mere. W.
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~ IA @ssithas- ana iAoq,..;,ii aatanccs Iof
Mr, arid Mrs, TIMOTHY MCCARTHY arc invited torat-
taDd e funap q tsd latter hoIn hc1 hte Tsrddcnee
THIS A,t[m%sS Soyempor aMssD @elG'h
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1SNTRBUARLFf ELAWDS lAN ID 1, STfli,Ix Ee)rS
~ nIBA1 HhVhht valuable COTTON and PROVISION
"PEhYFAPIOfS m Darlington District known as "Bun
keY fil form She roaten nf John MoCenapbau
eeesed - otefed for sale centainlp q 1855 acres by
WH WfnBate, Surveyor. f. bonded ON The.
South b5 The he Marion btatrict defined by canal
ayiting the ~sters Of cfRolkoSwamp into Black Crock
which sream is iteihOrthcrn boundary. 90;
s2pe rye TO stEundrol are cleared under cul-
9saon and present the advantages Of cotton lands
tfith ricH BOTTOM hnds for corn
W On te PLACE ib Dwelling House with eipbt roons
veertsolo apd Hover garden. with all convenient out
pYldngGa new Gin Hodee, Barns, Apd Outbuildings
which have comfortably accommodaes from so TO Go
i is atps.cd withIln tSJ miles of Mars. Bluff station
on tt5 W: ud M r.. r. ,aad Within hye miles of Flor
e1ee Snd e too well know f6ri bealthfulness ine
ana iTs ad1antageB Of society to- need further
tts place %irf be Sold If desiredr some or ~
prime nndlss cattle seep, hoesjcorn. fodder
In the event thnt no saie Is made this place will ba
leased for year. from 1st January next and the per
for 6s@h' 'bn Saturday, 9thtaf hbcsmB BIrnext
For terms and conditions epply to L. W. T. wickham,
- .-' l. Agent for l. ". n s Wickham.
M g. L1oas, on. the place win show the premises.
sa assqr'ns Ne 1astes OF
lsaeissE aS3%$xPEIS.s Elsisisd HIsSsas
aao doubio6ns Md kinds gold and silver
a..., 49,. ''''..''.' TAYHoR M'Co, Bankers,
oePtemser ~ amos No. lewallst:, New York.
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as NOTICE.-AT THE ENSUING SESSION
OF theLegisstu,e; application will be made fy renewal
OF the Charter of the yIGILANT FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY OF Charleston , a 80 November 16
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fppBLIC: :iiXNIGIEDR's OFFICE, MAR
il KET aThEETt Oh Arc .RRTrffl d Ens

II KEEHTREEI, CHARIiESTON,, NtJVEMDER, 8
lS65The attention Of Coal Dealers is requestedtothe
City the sale of Coal by Weight
IL Rha not De fHfn for any person sell or Ia any
manner Of Goals within The lniits Of thissity
than BY weight at the rate Of two tholsand
two hundred ana forty pounds OF the sv6ifdhpoise san
dara t9 eacR Cetncate Of Tho Public Wetsher
sha be deYsrea with The Goals 70: the purchaser bea
fore The carB tohtaihing the sare shall ~
any person shall SELL or in any manners dispose Of Goals
poas' aS' Fl hs pubic BAL
suitable aCyppoa ahsn not have been 3de the Goals
. oe. res &c and which hha net pda6d
fSTiet ne edls s9 sed and In addition pay each
.he soa,S dt te fod sEe the calhoun
stsset Ssaals ssa fea.Ay for public service. ,,.
Novsalaber ''''l.a'pa eSA0 + i,Sis HAEAsI EsisS,
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3D. CENTRAL -WHARVES' ARE. READY TO
receive COTTON on STORAGE, Apply at Wharf
ONCE. a. MASSOT, Wharfncer.'
Novemberl6 l.IL. 3.
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TIIE UNDERSIGNED

THE UNDERSIGNED
rs PREPARED TO FURNISH DESIGNS, SPECIFI.
AZ CkJIoNR AND cPEJIAIIt 9AAWINGS for Buildings
that may be desired. Orders from my part OF the Uni
ted sAs win npcetvep{oInpt attention. with moderate
charges WALTER s. WEST. Architect,
80. Corner 4th,rnd Broad drstreets, Richmond, Va.
cac i. ~, i M yu.,;l' ;',''' 3mos
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nIANAGN1ss sTAYE ELEG-

A N 'hDtoURNf:b 'MEisrTNts OF. ,nIIis BOARD
q 6a,f WIN take TAG erno0n At Masonic Hall,
Those Of the p!eyent shag6ry who Min hot Beaxc..
sefa AZ the ensuing election will perse notify
th gae previous to the meeting that fay ysnforn
NoVcniStri7o SyeTARsTT ~ fSsvlJsp TSsi,,ar
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@CG ABzON'PIfi AGENTS. WANTED Eb&
pOO ss entirely articles just out Address o. r.
dAKpYi City Duiidings Biddeford Mainer
september 10 T. L..5i. amoa
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:.XASMSiMGI3E :.ASMSi! LODGE, No. ., a. r. n.
sI 30 hsa 4 dasoaiI eag @ph tho Ih
3 ,3si1n at =. osOk rScscy capdda.es Sr Deggsc
sy order Of the W. N; J. sHKw: s9crctars'::
NQVGmbECN
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aS- MEDICAL CARD.NDR F. LEJAU PAR
KER1onfeei no: Ts Brsaaistfset Residence for II the
Pgss<ht f9f1er Of Logan and;TTaad,streess,
4 i31NqsfAsfa :fEi1ii'ij|E3fEEfE 1mo+
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WARNING AMP INsFRUCTIoN FOR YOUNG MEN,
kPnhfshqd, by the Hewsfd Assocstan and sent tn.
seafsd rettef ehveobe free Of charge dafsds uor
'e' 90 49, go "".DrAJs sKIsAa&, ,HoUGHToN,,i
Il Howard Association, Philadelphia. RI: y . =
NovenbFA,. ..,-..., atnb !sn' 'tI
ss:SriAWAY WITH sPEcTAcLEss,z71 OF EYES
made ueW, ~ithbat spectacles Doctor ,or Medtcinei
Pamphlet mailed free on receptof ten cepe, Address
E. .. FootEM:D D., No. 1l3o BfSaa&ay, Now York.,
Novembs bso;;i,"' s'i.:: !: iiFi-,th :
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r.alfaS AT + s. SSFtfMW6Ns' BRAZILIANa PEBBLE SPEC
tsoles to- strengthen and improve the sight Of old d
hV day night. with cage and comfort 10 the
Eye. w.hop the distressing respite of frequent
These eeletfatsd glasses well know thrppghout
the South spsaA sueeri9rty over ali et6yrsl
pessls and AiRse Telefsapss Of irhRsnfe power
isIs&MoNs, oCUIfsr oPTIClAN,:. !
-.- 669Is Broadway, under LatareA House n. Y.'a
NoveInpfr1b =; - '2mo
:, -. NdT1dE TO. PiI6fst5fF1cE I oIERR
pfGoyn November II. 1896 Pilots s#ha asys
notrenewed their bonds and taken ;ent new censes are
hereby hohed to caA atthis oficei and dothe same.
q, . 's". i ~ 20. .,'H'' : ,i.ts ts,Ti.ty s,rrTrI
:" " = :t:"; a:.. e.tA 9;ff. shlIH, ~ :.
Novem6ef 49,. y -..tG' "a CLERK Of Council.
s"ss-s OFFICE CLERK OF, COUNCIL, IN6VEM
BER 10, lse5.-ohsfs: ::fesi doing the scIVRseER's
WoBK ,of ts 6ity1 agreeable to the City Ordinances
regulating the same. will be received this Once up to
4o8DAYr a9th lst7 At "a O'Clock NJ. .GA|
Each prorosAi must specif tdhe particular wa,b or
wards offered for ard BE- with the ham
Of the persons proposed as surees TO the Contract
Bond Tie Annouato Of tnehonn ia he gisen is one-ha
order. VI" '1'"'" " II asfI9stsa q a
November IL clerf Of Council
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s@-W WE, ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
DR.. n.hx. nhmEy. of sbarai, 8 candidate to
represent the First Congressional District. u
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As- HOUSE; OF INDUSTRY, CHARLESTON,
November Is 1866 The Members Cd tho Board of
Trustees "a this Ipstatiop. are earnestly auested to
attend meeting on Friday, at eeloohP M busi-
ness fthe utmost uportapce wilt pc
:,i;;.': : i.iiIt. - . G F. IINOJJIST
] ,NoyeInber is 2:!.i thairfan Trtfs4ttssea tf4tts a. OIL
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&eIO RfaHWARD-@LosT, oY THE NISIsT
kDHQ iof, the til tbs. Saturday q BUNDLE" c6n.
tanning nne suit Of Glothes Sack, Pants Hestbetwecn
the above reward will be given. ,r J s-f-:1a'i
- November lie i.i,ia y nir.., d, . 80, "."- 90
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ITO RENT, THE THREE STORY BRICK
j.. DwE11ING. Northeast corner King and Tradd
s.rests In good repair sontaning six large aud two
pantry, and two attcs, With commodious oubuildings
carriage house and stable; gas fixtures complete. Ap
ply on premises. '-~' '1nwf3+ November IS
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= no: OFFICE. OP"THE. UNITED STATES uI-:
REcf Tax cOmmiss,on4rs,i coqer
ifbte Taxes received between hours o5
o'cIocf, A. NJ. and 8 ociock f't Sf November Il
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.GhT II A Y& Ii.. or iisT0nENs,F OW THE,
10 subscriber in Coming street. 8utIy fis shF
bay horse kfple about ten years old, with Wiiitish
nose and 'front.' foot reward 6f sb0
Ncye5er 81 Sf ssia 30 MSle sS
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al GENTLERLAN OF SOME EXPERIENCE
"A asa Teacher Win give private lessons fr LATIN
FRENCH. SPANISH and MATHEMATICS. For terms
&C., apply ut the Bookstore of Mr; John RUSSELL No
DEB Gfn& stxeekit -. October II
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rDRIXATE,. B9ARDING.-A FEW G FsEgs,
III. EsMEN A. can be aeeolhihodAted ut the CORNER
OF KING AND oTRADD-STRHBTS; Also, as:pleasant
ROOM. apitahle. for man and wife. DAYsBoARDARS
taken. !At t!iGtT1 >sDctota,.
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sS- NOTICE:tN ACC.ORDAN WITH:
Proclamatiqab ftu Governor PEhaf had General BrA-
METZ authorizing the formation Of Military Companies.
Tkirtady fer thspurpose Of ORGAN
IzING COMPANY, Eectng ofeacsrs, &c. full attenx
dance Of hs citizens of Berkleyi Disricta earnestly
requested. MANY CITIZENS, &.
NpVeInper 10 - .6A-.-
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RIO RENT-THAT REsIDENCEr No. 1le
Cerntng street, opposite ST. Paul's Church contain
ing four square Rooms. two Garfets hnished Base
4ents TO- with commodipus accommodations for
stte and Caiisge House, large Yard hira Flower
aTas as So hnToppgaoYs q, EsF apply to VIM
N6va,r1,e er n 6S.s-ffh =
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fTNO RENT.-A1 LARGE AND GOMMODIOUS
III HOUSE in tho town of Aiken, g. c.. containingnS
rooms one or ShcR large dining y The loca.
ton is one or TIE best tp the town nd as thefe'is
,po hotel in the face, Tud it is dc fesorted toby FIJI
valids would he auitab]e for large pivdte boarding
on hs Of January 1860 Dr.
epst Of Nassau. street. mwf3+ November Is
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ITO RENT. THE DWELLING ON NORTH.
FAST Ho{Rsr Calhoun and Pitt streets It contains
PEgR1FoY, No, 2E vanderhorst street next to Upper
Market - November I3
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: Z = COMPREHENSIVE: NOTICE.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAEKTHIB QAY. ASSOCIA--
i TED tRefhselpes in ncopartnershtp, under the
of HBAUGH dMAfL0NEB, for the transaction. Of the
LUMBER, LIME :IsATIE AND. SHIS&LE BUSINESS.
ofhce on HeFibeeks Wharf near tho Northeastern
'Rairoadi t;'ts d. G. EBAVGHt, -.
Noyember ], 1866. JNO c. MAILONEE.
: November 1aii,;i;:.." :t..:.'. q
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LfsIfTED PTRTNERNH3p..

NlIEO FANTNfC1tShfP.
fJfH,E UhPEFSfGNED. HAVE, IN ACCORDANCE
E r With 1S xcts ofthsaaesnbl5 formesiaa LMYTED
PA&TNt.bSHlPt under the name hrIn of N. CUR
for the Of General Gdnmisaog ship-
hpq Jooong business In te City OF charleston,
Of South Sar9na s 9Th the asnore, Partner and /.
is tie Special Partner The said .J LAisns the Spe-
cal Partner has contributed to the Stock the
sum Of Ten Thousand Dollars: ssid to
oomdneS tS Arss day Of October .d, 1885, and 10
determine On thS tfst day Of December, A:D, ISGa
-. WIN. GURNEY.
Eeyempef II :: |rSfe.i - JAY L. ADAMS
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+. ~ WE ARE AUTHORIZED To;ANNoUNCE
tho Hon, WILLIAM wHRLEy as Cardidste TO repre-
sent the Second Congressional district III Congress-
Cotobar ii 1f-''t'-.1'.-- ~, ~,
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SELECT SCHOOI,

SLAssfCALsC SCHOOL FOR Y0UNts LADIEs.-
HtHE REV. ID" "BoHD PROPOSES TOOPEN A CLAS-
Il BICAL SCHOOL, for limited number OF young
1ndes, ip the Lecture Room OF ST. Pauls Church.
cliheboro', the first HonddV of November nert-
French ana German Without additional charge.
Dr. LORD begs leave to reseF 70 the ut, Rev. T. f.
Davis, the Rev. Or. c. Hanckel, the Hon. VIM. Aiken
Dr. HtaS aorIbeel Dr. W. IT. YaSsg, apn. JAS smons.
and c. r. Brewster, ESQ. October %
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Z. & i.i1:z.:f-, II NOTICE., .,..' .':'7
TTIHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
Il Parfnership for. transacting tHIPPING AND.
COMMISSION BUSINESS. under the Jetyle of MORDE-
CAL Il CO. ..sr--1...-7,t = NJ C. MORDECAI.
j. L. TOBIAS.
Charleston, November !, 1865. limo November
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l.. '1:r :..-.;.. !COPARTNERSHIB.
l:VTIE, THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE. FORMED A CO.
w PARTNERSHIP for the transaction OF q GENE
RAIL COMMISSION BUSINESS. in the City of New
York. under the firm Of j. a BROwER Il CO.. and ars
prepared to afford fair facilities consgnmcnts.
JOHN II. BROwER.
WILLIAM, II. SELLERS.
BENJAMIN B. BEYDENBURGH.
New York, October g. 1885,, l.. , 3mos October
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STRAYED INTO MY YARD, I7S COMING.
~ STREEF, on fhe night Of the l4th inst, DONKEY
AND COIHS Tho owner Ri please call for them pay
expenses, and take them away. -
z fkIdyemher IF
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Prom the Democrat of the l7th.l
Flour-The better grades were stif, bat the de-
mand was light Medium and low grader were
rather easier. Choice family double extra ct SIS
@$l4; fair and medium do from $40 to 10 50; low
grade do 80 SO to IS; single extra S. IS; super,
in lots ut 81 40 to SO; low grade do sc so.
Wheat-With liberal offerings the market was
steady for all qualities and firm for choice fall.
Extra choice At 50 So choice fall at 81 so to 65;
strictly prime At - 40 to : SO; common fall at
81 so to 10; spring at 81 40 to IS.
Corn-Market irmer. White at zoe; choice do
at soc white in the at 55c: mix ed. second hand
sks, Sic, and choice yellow part second hand SKIS
at 20 TO Tic.
0ats-The market was easier for buyers Choices
to dealers at 81 TO 53c; rejected from 40 to 45c u
bushel.
Rye-Market irmer. Choice in store at soc:
fair and prime at "a to sc q bushel, sks retired
Provisions-Market dull and transactions light
Mess Pork at $34 30, and bacon shoulders ~ Is3c.
Tallow-15c
Potatoes-oaerings large and prices lower. We
note sales Of peachblows, neshannocks and fukes,
separate, in lots, at 70c:buckeyes and mixed al
soc p bushel.
0nions-supply large and the market is heavy
and lower. Sales at 65c p bushel; So 81 y brl
packages included.
Apples-Supply larger aud market heavy and
lower. Good to prime mixed at 81 IS to SO, and
small lots choice pippins and bellaowers a. IS to
81 per barrel
Hay-choice tight-pressed timothy At SIS per
ton. Market inactive.
Hides-Buyers are paying 1sc for flint.
Wool-Denand good, but there is very little
arriving. Sales of 10 bags tub washed at e5 to
site, and do unwashed at 3sc per n.
Groceries-Market dull and scarcely anything
sold from FIRST hands today but prices were I'M
changed. We quote prime Porto Rico sugar at
lie; Havana at Ii to l74c; Cuba at 15i to Ice:
Muscovado at l5t to Isle; fair to prime Rio Cofee
at 2si to 32lc; skimmngs at 2sA to 29c; choice in
small supply and held at 33c, Java at SO to 40c
Rice, in tierces, at lac: in bags at llAc. New
York syrup molasses ut SIS to so, and Hanna New
Orleans syrup in brls at 81, in half brls At 81 o5
and in kegs at 81 10.
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tt8@ New Yo1k A0IRoes
~ Telegraph Nss Xsax. 0et 10.
ootten-Heavy at ~ 1bf ni6diing.
Bssur-Dull and heavy and to loc lower 1t ~
- lbr Hxtra statss sooo II for connon 70 good
shissins hsasds Extra =. Bo 81 ss0l2 % for Trad,
DrsaA1 market ciedug heavy snd decliningfor common
6rada CanAdian nour IL s 70 loc lower.
Whiky-Sessdy a.d arn; western - : -.
0ruia-WhsAt " &c lower q I 1901 70 sbf ChscAge
Spring l 7oo1 n foe III .Ciuh 1101 - ~ Anbss
NIL Latter oseude price ard shsvs shs nazkst n
q 70 for rev AIl Rys hssvy. Barley dnll and dsci
ming Csnsds Wat st %. Barley Aals unchanged
Corn heavy and Sc lower q 7sOssc for ussosnA
oslo for sound mixed WstMn, and s7Ds0c Tor Wsst
srn yellow. 0.ss dali - 4sOSls for unsound end -
SC for sound.
Groceries-Conee Arm Sugar firm and more sctivs
Cuba md Auseovsdo at iAol411a. Aola.ss arn; Psss
Rico ct o5. @
Pstrolsan-Easy at s71Sc for Crude.
Wooi-Quiet and nrn.
Provsons-Pork sctivs aud lower 1t 81 Sooas % Sou
nsss closing II 81 50 CASH 20 % for prime and ~
y so for prime Bed esbss and steady st 10 80
Is 50 for plain and Is sooIs 70 for extra nssa
Beef hama unchanged. Cat Moss du With small ~
- le1<oa7c for sAeuidsss ard - ooO1sle for Aaos
Bacon quiet. Lard without decided change Il 3tUas1
Batter In dsaaad q s2DAas.
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From Dispatch of Oct. III
Cattle-Market active at about our last quota
tions. Wequote inferior from 50 to 3 75;O fair to
good from 81 to so; prime and extra from So to
5oper 100 lbs gross. Additional sales of small
lots from SO 80 to- so per 100 lbs gross, and Dc
from $40 to SO per head.
Hogs-The demand is less aetive. Price $12
Sheep-The market has been more active, and
none are left over. We quote common from So t.
Is: fair to good, from 81 to ST. extra S. so to 81
per head. A lot of lis head was sold at 81 Z.
per head.
Mich Cows-Demand good. Fair choice ar,
selling at $50 to $65 par head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

That eclipse comes off to-day, without fail,
there being no postponement on account of
the weather. Does to-day show heavens clad
in clouds heavily as yesterday, then we II have
to cultivate the philosophy of patience, and
wait until such an eclipse comes again. But
better provide the smoked glass and be pro-
vided against " clear up Consult the al
manac also, and learn the time of transit, for
twill be Of short deration, and you may miss
=
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IT is very doubtful, whether, if America
had not been discovered, Hess, Stern Co.,
would have had their present handsome cloth
ing store in Keokuk. But since sntis as it
isl they have the establishment aforesaid and
it is the place TO buy goods.
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by fslsgraph.l CaoAaA OF Is
To1F-DuH asd 3ec bver Il coli - ios Waite
Winter, os0s 90 Tor sp-tng Kxtras.
0rain-sprins Wheat irregular and TO &c lower ant
Winter dull and neglected At se0l seI< for No
SPRING and 1901 IL for No . eprins. Corn closed
sb0st - ysstsraay At ~ Ne ssd loO4se 70.
Ne Data active and lie better % 2sD1ec ss No ana
2oo22e for No = Rye quiet and steady Il toD41c TO.
No = Barley dull and SC lower nod dull e Ssl<
Sc for No 2
Whisky-Aotive at u1f07 n
Provissons-'ery dull; mess pork offered 1t - % aae
prime mes Ut % ooDz o.
Beef Cattie-lo to lse higher a. oo0T 90
HoSs-DHu Ut IL 2ss IL 2s
Aonsy- Close.
kxehange-1s discount buying and lilo to par ssli
ing.
Goid-l&5L
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We want good, industrious boy, about 16
or l6 years old, to whom we will give good
wages. Several times during the past sum-
mer we have inserted similar notice, and
received any number of applications. but as a
general thing the applicants were so lazy that
We would not keep them about the office. Con-
slant employment will be given to good in
dustrious boy.
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NEAR RErLr.-"I dislike your saying that
my teeth sre going. So don't" Said young
lady 70 heg besn. s'Not 30 don't bat, 'so-zo-
Doxr' yos should have said" he replied. The
danseI pouted, but took the hint. Nor need 1t DO
sid, that the baIsamic preparation arrested the
svil; though Il sealA not quite rspair the damage
asse1y dses. d-tu-tAu-saa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

WE are glad to notice our friend Bidlemsn
doing prosperous business in boots, shoes
and leather. He has adopted the one price
system, and finds it SO satisfactory he will
continue it. Keeping the largest stock, and
the best goods in the city, makes his popu.
lar one. Call and see him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

from the Evening Journal Of Oct. I1thl
Beef Cattle-Prices this morning Ranged from
~ SO for the lowest degree of Scallawags to S.
per 100 lbs for fair Cows. No good Bullocks hal
arrived. There is an active demand for the better
grades of Cattle, and prices firm at our quota
tions. Sales were made this morning at price.
ranging from $40 SO to $l2 60 per 100 lbs. Tn.
market is dull and weak
No sheep were sold this morning, and We heard
no inquiry for them. Quotations are nominal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

OuR friend Barton, of Pella, late contractor
on the Des Moines Valley road, has taken a
contract Of the Burlington Missouri River
Railroad Company to grade, bridge and pre-
pare for the ties, six miles of track. His
division extends within six miles of Abba
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

The Financial Ckroaicie, in discussing the
effects of lessening the volume of our paper money
rays:
1--WE are entering course Of currency con-
traction. More than one hundred aud ffty mil
lions of compound interest legal tenders have al
ready ceased to act as currency. The volume Of
our circulating medium which opefatss to enhance
prices has been contracted to this extent.
AS more interest aecumulates on them, the
whole of the compound interest notes will retire
from use rs money In view Of the disturbance
in credits which must result from spasmodic move
ments towards imitation the one side and from
this steady, gradual movement towards = sound
currency the other, those of readers who are
trading beyond their assured means csnnot be too
cautious.
"As long, however, as there is in the Sub Treas
ury more than one hundred millions of dollars sub
ject to be drawn out on demand, il is impossible
that there should be any ngeontinued stringency
Of money.
"a few millions of their temporary loans, il
drawn out by the banks would soon stop any in
cipient panic arising from tightness or undue
activity in the loan market. And when these in
situations can lend 1t seven per cent. to to their
customers, they not likely to leave their funds
in the Treasury At FIVE or six per cent"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

Az European Minister, himself veteran on
Ger, remarked that the late review at Washing
ton, was the most imposing display he ever saw,
and Pinksrton's WAhoo and Calisaya Bitters, the
most hsalthful and pleasant tonic beverage ever
compounded. BE is right about the Bitters Try
them and you will be satisfied For sale every.
who're. octl62v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-19

NEW YoRx, Oct. Is.
Dry goods market firm to-day, with An upward
tendency. Brown Atlantic A, SIC; II, SIC; Ane,
SHE: fine &, &c., Atlantic shifting, G, 3oc shirt
ing V, Sic; blcached Wamsutta, N to 53}c; o-s,
SIZE. Prints-Sprague, 32c; Msrrimac, A, s4c;
d, 324c