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Formerly of Sunbury, Butler Co.,

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Executors Notice.

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Auditors Notice.

TN the Of the account Of j. NJ Chrsty, Exr Of
L John McKissck, decd
In the orphans Court OF Butler county No. l6 Sept
Term. 1864
And to wit: December l. 1861. on motion Of Nc
Candless & Graham, Court appoint Thomas Robinson,
Esq an Auditor take testimony, report the facts and
also to distribute the balance in the hands Of the EN
10 and among parties interested and to report to next
Term.
Butler County, IS.
Certified from the Record this 10Th day of January A.
d. 1865, WATSON 1opA6,C Cik,
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of the above
appoinnen will attend the duties Of said appoint
ment at Office Of Charles MeCandess ESD IN Butler
on Tuesday the 2ls day Of Feb, 1865 at o'clock p NJ
where all persons interested may attend they see prop
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TAKE NoTICE.

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therefore warn all persons from harberins trusting
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debts contracted by her. JAS. L. CONN.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
FARM FOR SALE,

TINIE undersigned offers for sale hundred and
enty acres Of good farming andin Butler To Snship
Butler cnuuty-one mile from the borough About
hundred cleared yOrng orchard Of good fruit
troe,-cood frame house. and good Coal Bank opened,
ono hundred acres Of coal.
W. o. BRACKENRIDGE,
Feb. s. 1865. Butter.
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Insurance. Company.

At the annual meeting Of the Company held on Jan
To- 1868 the following Directors elected for the
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S. q. Purvis, b. Beneger, H. u. Wick, VIM Campbell,
] Walters f. McJunkin, ESD W s. Boyd J. Schoena,
Semuel Marshall H. c, Heineman, W. j. Campbell l. J.
Cummings.
s O. Purvis President. W Campbell, Vice President.
J Walters, Tres'y II, c. Heineman, sec'y J. t. Nc
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Attorney at Law,

FRAN NhLiN, tEaAN0o v toCNAh, = as
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Juna 1s6k:Gmo
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1864. DiASAs F94 1896 rg0o
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ORPHANS COURT SALE,

Feb. s. 1865
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Administrator's Notice.


Butler. Feb IA lse5.
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BY Telegraph ks~ Yoss. Sept n
costoa-puli at 4ss4sI<e for .isdlins chiefly = In
side prices, aud by auction TO day for Government
c,att $50 halls Mobile City at ~ for good niAd6ne
soslc for strict middiing Av4ahe for log ndAIisg
n oI2.<e f'r gaoi Ordinary. ssa &c for ordinary
Flour-1s 3os better with more dung ct 20 - OF
for kxtrs Stat and Super wstssns ooDs - for con
-ium extra Western. . eoAs IS Tor comm q
to good sAippng brands Rxtra r. y. D., and SO q
for Trsd- Brand. market closing m with no SELLER
At outeide quotations.
Whhky-firm: Western q Et<22 o.
Graiu-whc.t Dc BITTER At SAL IS for Chicago
Nil: ? ooo2 % for Amber State 10 for nev Am
bsr wstsrn 1sea 30 for White Western, and 90 70,
old Wilmer Rsd wessern. Rye quiet barley au,ss ~
steady Corn lie better At s0Daac for unsound md as
@S.lze for sound mixed Western. Oats le bitter With
doing At as $50 for and old unsound Western
and 56l4tassc for sound do.
0rocssiss-Rics dull. coass dali . Sugar steady; Co.
ba andMnscov.do II Is A1ac; Havana At 1sLc Moases
dull.
wooI-Duil
Pstrolsum--forernmen nrm: teasIe for Refined in
Bond, and elOeac for do Free
Prov ,sionspotk quiet and hsa, At 80 2sosa 81 for
new mesa, cosing II ~ sl<c c.sA; 81 e>0sl 10 for
1904 do: 20 oo1 - 30 for prime, and S1<02o 7s
Tor prime ness. Beef sctive At toDl2 90 TO,
plain ms.s and 10 oe0A 80 for extra mesa Beef hans
dull Cut Meats l60lec shoulders, and loDx2I<c fos
hams. Bacon dull and nominal Lard Aighsr q 3sl%o
D>c Batter sctvs and higher II 2eO4sc for Ohio AID
Cheese steaiy ~ 1201e1<c
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%. Le.ss MARKET.
fFrsn The Dsnoeraa, ofths FISH,

l1 80
Fioui-Aes4Sva y 49,, ~. 1s.S - tr..s-
cnsneen = :. -. "a, 1870. extra =
- &C. ,ss- -. -. - ~. do ssps = g -
= ~ q *. 49,. 49, ~ q - e. kak<
- sH4.~,ss- - So.hi. .vt,. - ~ n ..
y brands y SlvS9 - :, % ~ a.. min. srtr. 4
1a.i ssness 49, ~ IN 49,, = II rs n ~ aud
~ - 20 ~ ,se e ~
spnns saPs - 1900 -. rather better. bat the
s..:-.ss d,u ~;th salee Of choice fall 1t
market eonunue: 4s.. -. - 49,. - ~ ie =
y TO- ~, J' IN :. a Is IL IS: sprine
a; svou M S..r- f.,1 - a II q "a Mr.
~ -. 20 " o'' -
ousnoi' ...ourt A. sm.,l
Con-ho'oen ~ 49,. e. .1v.n.. th.;r
roceiPts, oa. consI.0 us 49,. 49, SeIee
Pnos, sno " saAN:S - 1-ilc- .rh;.e4 3
white q 0e@1OG mixed ana ye'"~, su =.
Government insPeca"n, w. s"1
merits - ooc PEI Dusne'' :. AL.
| os's-As, ~ s.s.a I,.s ~ ''' '-'''
| sno Posf y osc ~ ae-.-.,..
bariey-ihere Is some oe".nu ~ ~. "a -
but the offerings SeFe poor .nu uns. -. =. 800.
sales were common sP,ns - 19c' - I A,
st % to 1z4c per ossne'' s-cAs
cases. .r,,a ...l.
hye-caie yesterday ri'o. cnsn 49,. -:
choice IN store At o1c. Io-dAy sne ons NJ
more or less damp anu ~e nesIu =
qnote isr 70 prime ~ " " ''0 p'' 1850
| returned n
| fho'!sions-as 80 nii., ~. go 10 49,,
demand, ana ss.es ., Mes' -. e; ~. :. a..
ders, loose. ~ 1850; bacon cle'l su.s !. 10 80
ana picked PORK ciest 1'aea' snAoA'1' -
pound
| hisky-Malkee e1ceeoiney uu,', J.
" -. Round iots coaio nov DC so'u :. n.
hides-we quo'e mint u i'sc' oly 'A''eu - i1z''
green saised Al otc per 70: -. :.
hay-Ine marke. CONTINUES n aui ~. ~. - -
ioose.Prsssea umetAy ~ *io' anu "sn'-P'
~ 80 per ton.
fotatoes-Thc market nrmef, ana deaaeH .te
buying from wagons, furnishing .ne', o"n n'
at 81 40 to oo per bri Tor neshsnnocks ana u 70
l 10 Tor miiierr:
onlons-Markef steady, ana sales Oh PRIME AZ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

Our friend of the Muscatine Journal has
journalistic troubles. He sets down list of
newspaper grievances. His is very exact
ing public. We sympathize with him. His
should be the happiness Of being in a munich
pality-like ours-where our friends are new
er guilty of the indiscretions he complains of.
Never He says: Occasionally ethe rail
road companies and steamboat men get
"huffy'i and shut down on their dear friends
who patronize them by riding free, which
causes u little commotion and Inconvenience
among said individuals, but suppose a news
paper should do likewise how much greater
would be the effect. The paper suffers from
inAictions from every imaginable person, body
and association. Hen conventions and one-
horse entertainments of every description ex-
horror at even hint of pay. A newspaper
nowadays is factotum for everything If
Jno. Smith gets his corns tread upon at
church he forthwith writes piece blowing
up the church, pastor and people, which, of
course he expects to get inserted free,
and then every individual member must re-
spond in column articles at the same price.
If Pete Jones puts two line peanut adver-
tisement in, the Local is expected to come
out in long article headed "peauuts' and
Say that the incest, largest, sweetest, softest,
best-baked and cheapest peanuts, can be had
Of the aforesaid. II fellow gets into a
fight and the Local, in want Of an item, men
ions the hct, ten to one he is caned or COW
hded for il. While If Hon. Mr. BlowAard
gsts into town without large |" personar'
10 stops his paper, because, sir, thers : no
news in it, while at the same time he would
not as much as think Of thanking for the
personal
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Chicago Lave 0soek Market.

cattie-rhe market has been very active to day
and Notwithstanding the liberal supply. nearly Al
have been taken at An advance Of 10Gl l5c per 100
bs over the ruling prices ofyestrrday. There has
been the usual dearth Of prime Cattle and the
usual abundance Of medium Steers, Cows and
stock Cattle. The demand for the latter continues
brisk ut the advance. number Of Eastern buy
ers have been looking for good stock, but have
failed to find very much suited to that market.
OF all the sales made to-day. learn Of but three
or four lots which gre designed for New York. City
butchers were buying their usual amounts. and
spectators moderately active. We quote
the market active. and nearly all sold q Al ad
vance Of leec i5c per hundred.
Hogs-The sales TO day have been 1t sll seq
12 10
The excitement mentioned yesterday contin-
ues and seems rather have increased, and prices
to-day are 259 3oc per 100 Ms higher than yester
day,
We have to repeat, however, what We said yes
terday that drovcrs and others need 10 be extreme
~ careful in handling them nj these extreme rates
We believe that these prices are temporary, and
cannot be sustained. In the end SOMEBODY mus,
suffer and We advise stock friends To he care
ful that they he not the unlucky ones.
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THE Quincy Republican, says: His many
friends along the river will regret to learn that
VIM. H. Osborn, the oldest clerk in the Keo-
kuk Packet Company's Line, has resigned
-1ia1osition. He was one of their most pop
aA agreeable clerks, and We hope his
~ III will be as fortunate in giving rs gen.
ssda Satisfaction to the patrons of the Line as
lehas done. We are glad to learn that he
will engage in business in this city
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

Iowa CONFERENCE OF THE NJ. e. CHURCH,
This body convcnes at Mount Pleasant, Iowa,
on next Wednesday morning, the 9th inst.
Bishop Simpson, we'll known for his eloqueuce
and piety, will preside. A large attendance
upon the sessions Of the Conference is ex.
pected, and the NJ Pleasant people are said
to be making extensive preparations for ths
entertainment Of the preachers and visitors
The closing services for tie year, will be held
on tomorrow, in the Methodist churches in
this city, By the pastors. in view Of the com.
IL Cse5sssase.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

DAnY GAM CnY OS1lsB,
Eeptenber -, 1855.
Business il tolerably fair, and prices I'd main
very regular. Our figures ean BE- relied on, . We
spare pains to get - correct quotations ~ pos
sible.
WHsAr-Pirn. Old Fall 81 AS TO Is, new
Fall 81 As to IS; spring 81 to 50.
FLoUR-Double Extra Fail ct so So Extra
Eau IS so; Extra Spring s.; supsrhhe 81.
RYs-Old IS to Soc.
CoRx-40 to 45c.
OArs-Old at Is to 1Sc; new at IL to &c.
sEEDs-Timothy - 80 to 90; Fiaxseed - 81
| to As.
EGGs-16 to lie; recounted BE.
BUrrER-In demand, good table will bring SOC
packed IS to Zoe.
PorAfoEs-Common,4 40 to 45c. Good, SO to 55c
SWEET PorAroxs-$l IS to - Is.
LARp-1o to 7sc.
| BAcos-e0,
| SoReHun--5o to soc.
HoxEr-1s to lie.
| CHlckEss-Young 50 90; old - to IS.
| OsIoss-Dul at IS to 4oc.
| HAr-Timothy 50 90 to $40 90; Prairie 8,
| so to 8 90.
| GREEN PEAcHEs-$2 90 to - 90.
| GREEN APPLKs-75c to 81 rs.
wooL-Tub-washed SO to soe; aesee-washed
As to SIS; unwashed / Oh.
HDEs-Dry nint l2Ac; dry salted &c; green Sc
and green sailed &C.
TALLow-l2 cents per ID.
RAos-Free from wooden 81 to &c.
| FKArHERs-From common to good 80 to Soc
prime SIS to Soc.
| GRocnMEs.-There Is nothing new in our gro
Gerry market, save the advance in iron, nails and
coal oil. We quote -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

A GERNAS prince was once visiting the ar.
senai Of Toulon, and was told that ID compl,.
ment Of his rank, he might set free one OF
the galley slaves. Anxious to use the priv
iege well, he spoke to many of them, and
asked them the cause Of their punishment.
All declared i to be unjust, till be came to
saying: -
the Wheel VA
The prince exclaimed, "This il IL nan /
'wiah - y rslsassa."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

PERsoxAL.-Ws had the pleasure of a call
from Major T. /. McKenny, last evening, who
arrived on the St. Louis packet too late for
the extended notice which his services to the
country, and his present position before the
people entitle him at our hands. We will
make it all right, Monday morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

TuxBLrD Our.-One Cooper found guilty
of counterfeiting greenbacks and sentenced
to term in the penitentiary, having been put
in our calaboose for temporary keeping,
"tumbled out" about the middle of the after
noon, and has not since been heard of by his
anxiously inquiring friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

AccrDEsr.-John d. Huff, young man
living at Fort Madison and brakesman
on the Fort Madison, Mt. Pleasant l. Musca
tine Railroad, had his foot badly crushed yes
terday by being run over by the wheel of the
tender. He slipped in attempting to get on
the locomotive, hence the accident.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

RELIGlous NoTicE.-The final Sabbath
services, for the present ecclesiastical year
will be held in Chatham Square NJ. E. Church
on tomorrow. Preaching by the pastor
Z. 81. Waring, in the morning at IL o'clock
after which the probationers will be received
The annual meeting of the Station will b.
held at night, opening at 7:S0. The public
are cordially invited to attend.
L. H. WARINo, Pastor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

HARrER.-Lowry has received Harper S
Monthly, for October. A superb number.
Go to Lowry's and get it. Mr.. Lowry has
placed us under repeated obligations recently
for late papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

PUBLIC MEETINGS. - Hon. GEoRGE W.
McCRARY and the Union candidates are
posted to speak at Pilot Grove, Marion town
ship, this evening
At Big Mound Cedar township, Monday
evening.
Also at Franklin Centre, Franklin town
ship, Tuesday evening. H. c. Stempel will
also attend this last meeting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

THAT Festival was a.success a., being con
Quoted by the ladies Of Keokuk, we could
have foretold it would be. The Hall looked
finely, the company was admirable, the con
fectionery and other products Of feminine skill
we're superb. The receipts must have beer
considerable, and socially and financial the
Festival proved nice affair.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

GOVERNOR sAM'L J. KIRKwool

GOVERNOR SAM'L J, KIRKWOOD
Will speak on the corner Of Main and Third
streets this evening.
Gov. Kirkwood is most able and eloquent
speaker. Let the people Of Keokuk-LAdies
and Gentlemen, Soldiers and Citizens, every
body-let all turn out and hear his mastery
presentation of the politics of the State and
Nation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

UNION MEN, RALLY ~. H. Sullivan, Esq.
will speak at Sandusky Monday night. Let
the ladies, soldiers and civilians of that locali
tv turn out and hear him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

THERE will be held grand Union Rally
and political basket meeting at Primrose upon
Wednesday next. There will be present
Hon. James f. Wilson, Col. J. B. Weaver,
Hon. George W. McCrary and the candi-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

The splendid new Merchant Tailoring Es-
Enlistment of Hess, Stern 4 Co., on Second
Street, will be opened tonight. They invite
the gentlemen of the city to call and inspec,
their assortment Of fashionable goods.
They are prepared to begin work in earnest,
their cutter having just arrived from New
YorI
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ket follows:
The money market day is rather more active
and there i. les. capital pressing for employment
the demand being nearly equal TO the supply.
Rates =; the hank are without special change. call
loans paying per cent on good securities. and
short time loans generally sbost per cent. In
the discount line the movement is stronger and
paper IL more freely offered. The voiune Of busi-
ness IN yet nst large however. but rases hare stiff
ened shade, and sdvanc. quotations
about per cent-the hrst elass paper nov paying
81 to per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

EXCHANGE N. L. CHuRcH.-Our meetings
for Exchange Church will be held to- morrow,
nearly opposite the old church, corner of
Fourth and Exchange streets. No bell will
be rung-but let all come as it is our last Sab
bath before Conference.
JOHN BURGESS, Pastor
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

MAN in New York city aNfcw days since re-
tired to his woodshed and committed suicide by
nearly severing his head from his body with .
Butchers clesver. Ill health is assigned As the
cause. A timely use Of Pinkerton's Wahoo and
Calisaya Bitters, would have certainly prevented
Ems terrible affair, by imparting tone and vixor to
10 the body, and producing healthfui and cheer.
full condition Of the mind. They do il everv time
For sale every where. a-9v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

The DRouGHr AT THE EAsr.-Ths Portland
Price Current says:
Everything is parched and burning M for van,
of rain. Old Sol is blasing away at the height Of
ninety degrees, and Ares ara raging in the woods
streams drying up, and rivers rnnning low. while
the diseases incident to hot weather are quite prev
alent and fatal. Rain would indeed be welcome
visitor, but Pat said, at seldom storms durips
drought"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

From the Tribune Of Sept. a.

From the Tribune Of Sept AL
The Provision market ruled dull and . shade
lower At the opening, but after the receipt Of the
second New York dispatch it closed hrmer Mess
Pork ruled easier, with sales of original packing
$50 so. Prime Mess Pork in limited demand,
with sales rc-packed at $25 and original paekin SIS
A lot Of NJ. 0. Pork was sold ut $50. Lard ia very
scarce and we note sale Of choice Kettle Leaf Ut
2ee.
Highwines we're in limited request, and We note
slight decline in prices with sales in lots, at
81 ~.
Owing to the improved advice. from New York.
there irmer feeling in the -four market, but
the volume Of business light, buyers did
not feel disposed to meet the advanced views of
sellers. 81 00@12 90 for white winter extras
- 90 for red winter and 81 45(9s 90 for Spring
Extras.
a fair speculative demand carried An advance Of
14(1 &c on No. I spring wheat. No Spring was
in good shipping demand, and fully &c better. Red
winter dull, and nominally without change.
81 IS for No red and s3c for rejected do; 81 Al
to 1434 for No spring; 10 to 81 for No 2 do;
and 30 to % for rejected do-closing with buyers
Of No spring at Az, and sellers Ut 43.
The Corn market WAS quiet for No and rather
less active for No 2, ut n decline Of fully 3c on
both grades. Canal Corn Was dull at 634 to 634c
for No l; 5Sl to 59c for No T. and 81 to SIC for re-
jected in store, and 81 to SIC for No free on
board The market closed firm ut 624c for No l
and soc for No 2 in store. small lot of yellow
in store changed hands ut Sac.
The market for Oats was quiet and to 4c lower
with sales at 80 to 33lc for No |, 29i to SOC for
No 2, and 23c for rejected in closing with
buyers Of No at 33c and sellers at 33Ac.
Rye was less active and to &c lower, with sales
ut SO to zoe for No !; 66c for No 2, and SEE for
rejected in store.
Barley was in good demnnd and TO &c better,
" sale nj In FIJI M AZ Lar e6wrr
for private house and 81 to 40 for rejected in store
There is no new points to be mentioned con-
corning the Grocery trade Business is reported
very brisk, aud the market is remarkably steady
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23
Tns I;ao,r,.,I ckro.;,i, s.v,

THE Tinas~i.tI Ckroaicfe sayf:
Another report is that kr. Mecslloch is about
to make a serious attempt to reduce the volume Of
the Government paper money And il If said to
have been semi officially announced that the gres
back circalation will be contracted. and that If
any more compound interest notes withaswn
their place win not be supplied with new ones. "
In the present feverish condition Of the money
market these and similar reports produce deep
er impression than ia perhaps justly due to them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

THERE will be no auction sale at the Hos.
pital to-day. The next sale will be on Mon
day morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-23

10 those desirous of bargains in dry goods,
notions, &C.. we would saw 70 and see Kr..
mer, Irwin 4 Co, Ms they have a large stock
of seasonable goods for sale at yerv low
prices. dim