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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-06-13
VOLUME V. NO. z.
URBANA UNION,
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0FFIoEs-Ohampaign National Bank Buildlug,
Nsecond SRd third doors Westside North Main
street, near the Square.
TERlIs:-s2 90 per ennuH, invariably in ad-
vance. 81 ,25 forSix Months.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-06-13
A SERIOUS QUESTION.


Wars THE Use OF TIE Moov.--M. Cant
troy, Of Paris, asks, in an article in the Mopi.
teur, what may be the utility Of the moon
with regard to our planet, and whether Il a
only there for the purpose Of raising the VA
tiers OF the ocean twice 9 day. To this be
replies that, besides the great planets that Efs
carried along regular path around the sun,
there exists an unlimited number Of bodies
of different sizes, moving through spaes h
every direction. as the almost daily diseoTsfy
Of vast number Of asteroids proves. In his
opinion the moon was once one Of these eT-
ratio bodies, and, happening one day 70 Rss
within the sphere Of attraction Of our planet,
was forced 10 become our satellite, instead of
continuing It's course. Hence the mUuh e
but an accident. The earth had done with
out il before, and might do without il again.
Venus is about the size Of the earth, and goes
regularly around the sun, although Il has 40
satellite. Why should the earth nssd ohs7
He continues to say our moon Is of no use
to us, because we might perfectly well d.
without oceanic and atmospheric tides, shd
tie best eulogisn he can pass on our satellite
being that It is utterly useless, he goes furth.
er and declares that we owe Il 70 the meFest
chance, it having been picked up, aSit were,
on the way; and as such = thing might hsps
pen again, the author sees no inpo&ibisiY
whatever in Our getting some day another,
and perhaps more moons still add to our
stock. NJ. Geofroy is one Of thoss who do
ny that the moon Is inhabited. First, Be.
cause the excessive cold there must prsveHs
the possibility Of any animal lie; and ses-
ondI because the moon has no atmosphers.
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fun in thirty cents than there is now in seven
dollars and half
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23
For the Gate City.l
Artesian w els.

To the esteprisins men Of the City of Keo-
k1ik, and ricinity: Are you prepared to take
hold of An enterprise which will bring Keo-
kuk into the circle Of manufacturing cities?
Are you in favor of home manufactures?
van you supper movement which will be
Tor the benefit OF ii, city and surrounding
country hwig simply to establish =
manutactory, to rd3 y water power. Water
power has long beet, Suown to he IN. ch..n
ct method of runp.n, a mill, but i, c.nno.
Dc had IN every locality, only where natur.
has made it. But tits obstacle can be oxsr
come oy boring Ariesian wells. Ordinary
machinery for steam power, capable of run
nins two pair Of bufrs, and the necessary mn.
sn'nery ofa grist mill, costs from "a. 900 10
.''ooo' The fuel and labor for ruppin,
power cost from ten to fifteen dollars !
sV' ausmsntins lie exp.ass from Two 10
tnree thousand dollars year, beside. keen;n.
machinery in good order and balm, ,;.h,. -
blow up ut any moment.
The cost of An Artesiaa veil vii, M, .r..a
shs price of an ordinary steam eu,;n. .rd
boilers, and then you win hare regular ~
perpetual powse.
Iproposs 70 bore m Arsssian wsll .. an,
enitabls location, on The blaR aboys the cit,
Of Ksokuk, which:will b capable Of ruaaina
iron three to four mills, With The water frou
one well. These four nills would b capsb,,
efgEisAisg fton i,3oo 70 1900 bsshsls o
wheat N twsaty.fosr hesss. Il Aoald Asrs'
neubsrsd thai Afssr II i oacs tstaAEshsd 4,
pcvsr will sos& nothing. To aecoapaish thi'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23


Tss anouat = fsnds h ~ Tssaessy 90
va.lt = - - y ,.laas = allasav, -
tsbsr 1sth vas %, .lSS, Il whasA esss - ~
n goad. s,A7s ~ b lsonl tssA~ 49, ~ ~
n Nasieaal Bash notss, sd ess1 MA lfassssaal
ssrsnsy, &eF 1915
Tn anssna q Nasioaal Baak ssnsssy isSssa
dariag - ussk ssllhs sahasaav, - ooatA
making ~ aegrsgsas issas % dass ~, 81, -
Tar anosnt Of nastiesal sssrsasy printed ~
dslivsrsa 10 ths Trsasassr vas Sssi -, saa
9ese ,ses u tAs aAns was rsassasA dssisg ~
week.
TsaAsrnsa spisass holis Usitsd stssss so.ds
In trust for National Banks y foiiswG Al ssesri-
y for circulating notss, @s34.ssoooo y security
for public deposits, 81, lss.s5s.
Thu disburssments during the week account
Of the different Departments we're: War,
$4,000, s4s, Navy, sI,4ss,Aoo; Interior, tlAs.iss.
Tar internal revenue receipts for the week foot
MP 44,s5I sos rs. Saturdays receipts wsrs
9ss4,42s 10. The total amount derived from
this source during this Aseal year amounts y
ellLsls,se7 81
TIE Treasury IL understood 70 b still buyer
Of the los.s Of lse7 and 1858 1t shout o3as3, aad
interest In gold. Quite large amount Of these
bonds have been paid, - will appear from the
next dstt statement. The operation 10 . good one
for the Treasury, and II the whole amount could b
retired 1t once Il would b. public benefit Thus
far the purchases are stated to amount to
81, zoe, zoe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

NRw YoRx, October 20.
Flour-The market has been very aotiye and
much excited during the week. Prices have ad-
vanced from 75e to | 90 per barrel. There 10
much excitement At the close, and there IL heavy
demand, partly for forward delivery. There 10 .
prospect Of still higher prices. The diminishing
stock crestss apprehension that there will be .
short supply this winter. The present stock 10
$4,000 barrels, asai1t $50 600 barrels At the SANE
time last year.
Wheat But the disparity in the stock Of wheat
being zoo bushels against l,7oo 900 last year
The market has been rather more active, and
closes Sc per bushel higher for spring. Winter
wheat IL held 6rmer aud higher.
Corn-Is from to cents . bushel higher. The
transactions Of the week we're very heavy.
oats-Hsve improved cents per bushel. The
demand has been partly for export, which 10 . new
feature of the market.
Barley Has been sctive and nuctuating. The
market closed firm at last weeks prices. There has
been some demand for export, which is also = new
feature in the market.
Ryc--Western rye is lSa15c . bushel higher, and
is very active
Pork-Has advanced one dollar per barrel.
There il in the market, and persons
who have sold on future delivery are ia tight
place.
Lard -IIas declined lie to &c q pound and
closes fat.
neutrality-suspicious. Feeling scarcely
abated high grades Of -four held for extreme
prices Spring wheat sold Toe higher than last
Monday. Some Of the late buyers of corn for
shipment we're sellers to-day, but the close VS.
arm.
Provisions-Pork closed heavy 1t 933 rs.
Live Hogs-steady at 1oAloac; receipts twen-
ty four cars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

CiscIxSAff, Oct 70.
Flour--Quiet but arm. Sales Of extra ct FL 90
all IS; family at SIS eost3 50.
wheat-Stsady and Arm; sales Of No spring
ct Z l5a3 50; No winter q ) IS.
Corn-Activs; sales Of No ! At sSas4e.
Oats-In good demand; sales Of No .. %ss
AISLE; No 1t 403c.
Rys-Ac4ive aM firm; saiss Of No 1t iss
is.
Bariey-Steady; extra fall 1t 67sl 20.
Cctton-Dull and nominal.
Whisky-Firm; sales of 400 brls bonded ut $40;
free active 1t Z IS
Provisions Quiet; mess pork held ct % 50
81 IS.
Bulk Mssts--ShouIders in good demand st lie
packed.
Sides-Dri
Bacon--shouiders astivs ct l5c packed.
Lard-Dull; held ut i5c and arm.
Money--Active but not close. 3xshapgs arm
at 5oaioo premium for currency chipping
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23
~. Lsuis Live Stock Market.

:. Cattls-Rcceipts since yesterday noon were
10 head, mostly common and inferior. The
market is steady for good and prime besses- and
an active demand exists. Receipts of poor stock
will undoubtedly increase A. the season grows
later and the inability Of cattle to subsist upon
grass becomes more manifest Choice stall fed
beeves are 6rm 1t 8 to St. Sales were 500 head Of
common to good 1t to 5Ac and SO head prime NJ
8 to 81 per Id gross.
Hogs-Receipts 300 head There was very
little done since yesterday. We oaiy hear Of sAiss
Of 80 head at sac per h.
Sheep-Receipts l,lo9 head Very littls in
curry prevailed during the past ~ hours. Sales
were a head at 5 90 each.
Mich cows-The market is steady and demand
good Ut $40 to 81 90 each when accompanied by
young calves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

object Il viii b. necessary 70 form seosk
holding company. Begin il saz.sss snd -
IL people o. city do sonsthing Tor s1s
enhancement Of The young but proud seaes q
Iowa, And will aassrs you ~ t6s viii y
. successlul undertaking., end Jon will havs 10
cheaper and better power, thaa can ever "
obtained By the canal over Ne rapids, -
this will never freeze o. dry out voald
Ike to hear from some one % this subject
Yoar Obsdisst Servant
P. FAusr. =
Keoknk. Oct p 1A86.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23
KnoKuK MARKET.


SUNDRIES.
BurTEE-The ruling figures to-day for choice ~.
26e to 9sc per ID.
Eaes-In demand the price paid to day wa.
Sc p dos,
SoRsnun-New from 30 to soc per raj. accord.
ing to quality.
PorAroxs-Choice lots end ready .als At a
bushel.
CHtcKEss-In active demand For youps a Il
to - ~; old So Is per dossn.
Hoskr--In boxes. 20 to aac pes ID.
LARD-lec.
GREES AppLEs-From 40e 10 81 90 per In. =.
eording to quality.
oHroxs--se to See per bashel.
usslrs-from 80 to soc per bush,
BEsswAx-3o to SIC per 10.
bAcos-.clsar sides - to lie; Shoulder. se.rs.
a,t asmsnd At i5e per ID; Sugar Cured Hans
| peFA. -
RAas-4 70 ~ pr ID.
WooL-Tab washed Asss ae,o a -.
unvashsd, ! u.
hInEs-drssa, q; DO salfsl, ~ grsss LII 49,.
ise; dsy eintltg de sailed lee; 6a.a~s1
- suseeg Of; Pslts 3se 70 u Is.
hivs gsass SsakAess ~.
seAs--tn dsnaaA = ~ - IL IL.
AAs-2ae s1est = vsn suppassa. ts~aeA,
0pesss Reaisb - { -
Wsss-ee - = - - p@sse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 10
Tobseco--Firm. Lugs 70 to %; shipping
leaf 10 to IL 40; manufacturing IA 90 to IS 90.
Flour--Unusually active, and generally higher.
saIes Of At 10 90; Xxx 10 rs 10 IL 50; xxx
u 90 to Is 90; super 20.
whest--stif, choice inclning upward. Sales At
~ for spring. and 2 90 TO rs for fall.
Corn-Fery firm. Sales Of yellow and Mixed
sound At SEE to $50.
0ats--DulI at 45 TO 4sc.
Rye-Active and firm at We to 90.
Whisky-Steady. Sales ut 81 Is.
Provisions-Sales of mess pork 1T 1915.
Bacon nchanged.
Lard-yery dull
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23
rltt.hurx on aarh.,-o.,aherIa.

There was, apparently, . little better feeling in
the market for bonded oil today, that is there
rsther more inquiry, but prices better.
We report sale of 500 barrels to be deliver
ed during tho 6rst half Of November NJ 33tc, free
on board cars hcre; 500 for same delivery at Sic:
also 500 bris, late Wednesday evening" at 393c for
Immediate delivery in Philadelphia. Prom the
above, it will be that quotations may Be
fairly given at 33l to SIC, free board ears here
and 39i to Ace delivered in Philadelphia. Free
oil is dali and nominal, the demand being con-
fined almost wholly to supplying the immediate
wants OF ting local trade.
Since the above was put in type, We have tbs
following additional sales reported: 1000 barrels
70 DO delivered in Philadeiphia during the NEXT
twenty days At 39c; l.ooo for December at Soc;
l,oo0 do do same month at Sole, and 600 LIST to
Soth November, buyers option, at sslc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23
Keokuk, Oct, y, 1898,
KEoxux, Oct. e, g,

KEoKuK, Oct. -, '66.
Eprros GArr Cnr-Sir: You will please
do NJ the kindness 70 publish the following
for the benefit Of the people:
In answer to many citizens, Ne viii sndsayor
10 give as near Is possible the reason why the
butchers of Keokuk were compelled TO raise
the price of beef. Not because " want TO
form monopoly Of prices have We raised the
price of beef, butbecause ve were compelled,
in justice to ourselves and creditors, 70 main.
tain our business in an honorable form, -
the figures below will show:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23


The market opened with moderate supply on
hand and With good inqairy for New York and
Boston. Prices on Monday and Tuesday we're
tolersbly well sustained, thosgh 1t the close Of
Tuesdays market . decidedly weaker feeling pre-
vailed, and buyers predicted . decline On the fol-
lowing day. The opening Of W Wednesday, market
proved their predictions to have been well found
ed, for under large arrivals, and Influenced by
snfavorahls sdvioss from tbs East, prices vent
down to the extent Of $50 per loo lbs on common
and medium grades, and l5c 90 good to choice
hogs. The buyers we're not altogether satisfied,
evincing little disposition to bay even u the d.
Sellers fought manfully against the downward
tide, but their efforts wers unAvsling, the market
continuing dnl and prices steadily declining until
the CLOSE. Most Of the offerings were taken for
the New York, Boston and Buffalo markets. City
butchers have taken their usual supply, and few
lots went into the hands Of packers. The receipts
have Is general thing embraced . very good
class Of hogs, though We have noticed from day to
day, droves that might have been fed for few
weeks longer to excellent adssatsge. The inquiry
Is chiefly for the better grades, and drovsfs viii
subserve their own interests best BY Withholding
their half fattened stock until fed mp to market
able condition. With an improved esality and
light receipts the market may, possibly - avsd
from further decline, bat under excessive ar
rivals. prices must take lower range.
The market to-day Was inactive. Thers wers
lev buyers in attsnAanee, and these few wsss r..
strained from active operations by the sontinnous
showers with which the day vas interpreted.
Sales were made 1t range Of es 35as % for CON-
mon 70 choice hogs
The market slosss dull, It decline duriag the
week of47ssse PER ~ lbs. Thew ars 5,0ee hsad
left over unsold
The closing prices this .sek and iass ssnpars
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23
Tus c.ors II TsxAs.--Ths Gonzales E.g.iy.r

Of Oct. II, says:
The past two weeks have been hns fes sottoa
picking. Every nerve 10 strained BY plaatsfs To
save every lock possible. One fourth Of . crop
will be the extreme limit, ~ We said In oar last
issue.
A good deal Of corn was made, but the heavy
and continuous rains Of August and Ssptsaber
caused good deal Of Il 10 rot In the 6eids, and
We fear that corn viii not Be 50 abundant ~ ws
should like TO see II.
The potato crop, however, II large, and the
farmers viii have large quantities 70 sell
The aeecy stapss il bsginaingto arrive 10 sewa
to soma extent now, and In Consequence the nsr-
chants couatenanees frightened up considseably,
and the instinct Of trade revives nightly within
them ~ they look forward to ship1ents and ~
turns soon TO b. made. We are glad to - Il coma
In, asd hope that ths ssxt crop viii mot b asds
under 1uck inAaapicioaa eiFcumatAAeea
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

CHURCH NorlcE-The members and adj
herents of the United Presbyterian Church,
are requested to meet in the Westminster
Chapel, on eth street, this evening at I
o'clock. A punctual attendance Of all the
members and all who feel an interest in the
Church, is earnestly desired.
By order of the Trustees,
Iovptr Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

Ma. JAMES B. GRAHAM, IN old and highly
esteemed citizen Of this city, died at his resi-.
dence, on Exchange street, last night, after
painful illness of eight weeks. He was one
of the "noblest works Of God"-an honest
man. His family will have the sympathy of
the community in this their severe affection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

Our sownsman, Mr.. A. ]. Wilkinson, At
tended the Carthage Fair last week, with his
fine Morgan mare, 'Lady Eliza" and carried
of the silver cups for the best trotting. Time
made, 2:65. We understand that his mare
was entitled to another premium, but the
Judges had some "pet," and made the award
accordingly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

SUBSTITUTE FOR BEEF.-Mr. J. G. Drake
a. hi. Fish and Oyster Depot on johnson
street, has some choice Lake White Fish and
Mackip.w Trout. Fresh supply received BY
Express daily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

The discoveries on the Calumet eonsiousrsts
exceed anything ever reported fro1 Lake 6Hps-
rior or, indeed, from any mineral region. Accord
Ing 70 the pablished sccoants in the Lake Ssps-
rior Josrssi, The Calsnet nina, though voskisg
only few months, % taking ost daily fron thirty
to hfty tons Of mineral, which averages more thas
70 per cent equal TO product Of ave or sig tuns
Of ingot copper, worth not less than $50 o.
81 90 per day. The mineral is sent to the smslt.
ing furnaces just ~ II comes from the ground,
without dressing, stampisg, or any preparatory
suaaipulation. Thoss results not only exceed cay
reached BY the richest and losgest estabiished
mines but they mark . new era in lake Superior
mining Ifminerai csn be raised and converted
into ingot copper without the intervention Of
stamping and the other costly intetmediats pro-
cesses, Il il easy 10 that the received theories
Of mining must be revised and adapted TO the new
order Of things.
II should be added that these properties, fths
Calumet and Hecls) in the hapdp Of the same
parties, who are working them on their own In
trinsie merits, and who are Indifferent to the spec
ulatise value oftheir shares.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

TEE loud report last evening which start,
led the inhabitants in the neighborhood Of
Sixth street, was caused by blasting in new
well that is being dug back of the Union
Block. No one hurt, but great many badly
scared.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23
MARKETS HY TELEGRAPH



~ Telegraph Cd IcAoo. ors- n.
Wheat Market nrn: alteration Ssepssess: salss u
10 spring ASA ifisS7 10. No 81 q ss1i ~ he
jsetsi Spring stF slDl ~ closing IN st 81 is5S r
No Spring 81 - fos No epsas in kcck isiesA. a
eTH sor sane ip north sids
Corn opspsd ssrose; Improved Dc ~ b.sA; s1vsses
Got nain,-insd; good demand both Id shipping sod
speculative aerount. sales At 77J1o.4 for No /; 10
nv for No e7oss for r.,-et.a eosihg quiet 81 fs
"a for No Canal Corn sptd 81 fsj{ aAe,t but ID
ysaesd "a
oass-6ood inqury; price. Ne hisher tsas Saturday;
No sold At - Nc ct s:asSs< R<iec,ed II m clos
ing Arm ., IS a for No In store
kysTsir amoaat Of se,ivi,, prices 70 se higher niss
from SO ss for No ssss4 for No . eiesias dali ~
Nueo for Nos . and
HsfisyLsas artv~ closes sassr; saies Of 10 ss -
0Tof Rejected seSss closing dull ., 20 for former.
Tiour-Good demand. priees hsvs advanced leDise
per sbi white Wiaier Extras old ~ SIS osOH - ri
Winter sl1 Is Spring Kstr.s ~ so soD1 s. 8srns
sapetens - 1899 70. Rye Flour % -.
Provssi ,ns-Hsgiscssd; heavy II ssi sa1a7 70 for
Ness Posh
Lud-Prins 413L.
ss.ds-Aeavs stSa eeas ler meAisn to psi.s
Lake Irstshss-Shmer, l8ss higher.
cattis-.lS for best; see for stock
Hogs soss ~
Ehesp-Ysfy dull, ~ for geod.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

Now, we leave it for the reasonable judg>
ment of our citizens whether we can afford to
work for less margin than the above, which
is = true statement FRANK WEISS,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

pRIRp FRuirs ~ Nosrn CAHoLuA.--It -
stated that the crop ef dried applet,
and other fruit, which will be shipped from North
Carolina The present season, viii amount to more
than LOCO, zoe pounds, worth ., the North over
$685.. Zoo. At High Point Depot alone. Us 900
worth Of dried bl.skterrfes have already been
shipped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

The Atlantic for November is for sale at
Lowrys. The contents promise very inter
ssting number Of that leading and popular
Monthly.
"The Young Folks" another monthly, is
sued by Ticknor L Fields, OF much merit and
of growing popularity, has also been laid
upon our table by Lowry.
He has also on hand late number of
"Harper," with mum erous cuts and carica>
lures OF President johnson and his accompli
ces; and other Magazines, amongst which we
note the "Phunniest Plum" the very sight Of
which is good for the digestion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-23

EVERY lady should keep a bottle Of the
Eclectic Cleanser always in the house. A
single trial will convince the most obstinate
unbelievers that there is no humbug about it.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.