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, 1866-05-16

-...... - = NHW f0fE4 Hay Is.
. tttrc. ~- AVA AA4o
F1orE-opcned STEADY, but closed dull End ,t6a.o
!oTef ts1a36so for extra StAtc: $95a IA foT pX-
IA inona Aoop oh1o; tfae57 ~ s for utde bzands.
Gn.N-Hh ~ heat ore1ed s:ca1M closed dn!l and nom.
ntrtve soon rom Liverpool It {se1 Ind jas1 evening
ene 6oat toac nfnsx r. whieh
ein At tS7c Barley md barley malt dnt Com opcncd
slsde nsne a14 closed Qaie, At yester3ays prices
s1s1c fof un4ound: Sk SIC for souud mixed West-tu
in ktore ann delivered. &c for damaged Oats dull
II 3oc for nEE Heetesu, and 5ssMfc for old %.
G1ocEE1Es-Cotte dull. Srgbr dun At lG4 4uHc tor
1dco 1L9s5c-
takE44c: do for Juty, At 4txc- -
Fnos1k1okk-PorE cioted beAv1 1t $50 :sast % for
ctF meas coknE 1t 50 s3 tos regular &.sta 5000
Tor old 90. alo 10 for ptan4 also. s6u bsls
tex DesS ior MAY June ano Jay eei1eE aad tu5 era'
eef fhans are quiet Rt so.ca Cus meats 2u At
, 1866-05-16
milwaukee Market.


..... MuwACxEE, EAy Is,
fIorR-Dut. with ssles OF 10 bsiy Ut Is 51as o.:
$50 1or re nouz.
GEA1s-Khtas II irregular excited zpd lower: sales
this morning: A1o bu 1t t1:7...o csth, sl7a sellcr
all month. s1.ss seller all week; 4tGs for No l..
Noon hoard tales: c0oDM bu nj $Iiszi53 eash 81 IA
q se'!er Ill month, Il ssH@l73 seller all week;
t1.61 fer No.7
The ) p m. board sales we're: $4,000 bu at 31,a
L.s4-e1oainE weak at al-s1 No. l. Oats eyendv.
WIN ss1ea Of bu al sc. Cora qoiet With saes Of
$500 bu shellcd II &c. Va
PnorisioSs-potstoet steady; sals1 ~ bu ss Sc.
sales, 5 hs1s At 13c,
RkcEr7s-2l hsla nour, 1sa 90 bn wheat, Ii 90 bu
nata.
sn1r1rs7s-1s,o bsls sur. 90 bu wheat, ~ bu
cats, -'
, 1866-05-16
St. L.onts MARKET.

Especial Defpatch 70 the Chicago Tribune1
a.. sT. Louis. May Is.
IoaAcco-steady. Sales Of lnsz 1t &3;eas sp. leaf
II *@eoa u u. End flncy iGaf It 3la:. % p 100 ne
fLoTr-Qutet ard rt1n at s6O57.so for sppe4, ss "a
9Sse for c1us. tsod 10 for spr1ng double exss md
unehAnCtd rates for choice fannEy.
GkAts-"heAt higher and active at 3l3aa1 81 Tor
spring sna club. md II soaz73 lor Ga Corr better
sales At for Mixed 659rc for yellow, and u
&.se for Vhlte. Oats H9&'c. Rye eoasc.
faoE1sloSs-Ness pork 1t 81 50,
NuIsk1Y-NpminAla NJ kx1a
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Vessels Passed Detrakt,

p1zH11I. Nsy Is.
Ur-Latrtnez. Great Tess, No. /. Ward, Maid. one
cata. MoEr1i Tst.1sht, Williams. Parker, Stampede
Do'polo. SeThouIe. Metropolis, Horn, WagstAn, CO
!nona' Jtne. Marsh. sveeFstAkel, Dewitt Ethan Al.
lea, DE- Hotf, Chlaftain. Whaling, Express. Dart,
CTocft1,
poE&-WaTesay, oeeaa Wave. Ama.ansh, Myrtte,
Tsup!ar. Taeoma.
Kiun Souih.
, 1866-05-16

NoNlT-Easy at ka5 2 ceat, A' "7' -
s1HELISG-frm as l9H3ID3.
Goip-LoEer 0pcusng 1t Lux. advancing tVfeoK.
md ciosu At 42at ee~H"s'
.GOTKESXENT EIpCEB-EteadF.
fHr16u1s 70 !drKxFo0L-tflthout decided change.
, 1866-05-16

0AEeEn Mafkef.

,F13ER-sieadg II 1aass1aso for Ko. sp.11x. and
t;KA1S-Wheat held aboye viexs Of buye,s and
Qn!et Corn and other EFxlns qu{tt.
CANAL FKI1GRlt-Dpil.
, 1866-05-16
Illinois and a1ichiean Canni,


$780, RRroGxPoKI, MAY Ri Pun.
ELriREp-Ecltpse, Utica; Imperial, Locsport. 141p
Ds merchandise LILO ~ mills; Moutauk, Lockpost,
70 efls vinegar a In po:atoes 2las dse; Seneca
ottawa; Energy. joliet, 1.t9o potter:a wase; pro
pellcr Atlantic. LaSa1Ie. 100 bn wheat S tons dse
AEE1vKp-Adsance, Lenoni, 4s yda d,menaiou
stones Col A.nn1nC, Lemout 20 Sds dmenaioa stone
D. Heas. lenont Is yds dlnenston stone; Sunrise,
ottawa. $500 bu corr; Danube Ottawa, so bu corn
u. NeLennan, 0ttaTa, s,soo bu wheat; wasp, Esnka.
kee Feeder 500 bu corn; Alliance. Ottawa $500 bu
co.ns Dolphin. ottava, so0 bu co5n; Unadil1a, liar.
se.lles, 5.oo ba corn; Investigator, Leuaont 10 yds
rubble STONE. 8. 5ds dimension ssone Tobacco pasot
k1n1nfee Feetes, $500 bu oats; Maple Leaf Seneca,
500 eu corn: ciyde. scueca- 1000 bn wheat, 80 bu
oaM; dentsftve. LaSal1e. bo9 bn coru; Monsrch.
Eics sec hu com. q br1s hydraulic ltme; Australia
LaSallt, Ill bu cosu.
BRtpoEFcEr. May 1sop.m.
CLKAEED-1nvestlgstor, Lemons u. Hets Lemont:
advance, lEmoat: Col Manning, Lemout; II, G.
Looms- esncut; alice, Ii sAl1c 1s:1 hu wheat: A.
ro'a- St. Louis, ,:e5 It luber; Ocean Spray Ostn
%; Wing and Wing. Joliet, 1900 - sundr4es; Cola
ROD ostsHs, 40 bfls. salt csyusa, Lockposs, ss92o
n lumber. 40 posts. "''''
A1H1Ffo-Sooaato5ol. Morris. 14e ious coal: L..
aaout Mor1ts. s22o hu com psopcilc. F. Good. Ii.
sale. S.ooo bo osts, 800 bu corn; ra,soa Noxn,oE.
YpEHl1a F,n tnr1a -"'
, 1866-05-16
Warning Against Procrsstiuatinn.

06o1117s 39G1 S8s4IaI1ugs
As the tpssf which causes condsg.ation disastrous
enough to lay whole city IN ashes, can be e1ttn.
su'snso o5 the psessufo Of dnges. and tbs mighty
avalanche, which cruahes everything IN ts course and
butea whole Villages udes tss. ponde.ou, masses OF
SNOW, could be a1ested at tx startling poInt nv III.
1nstEvcnt!ou of a snge hnud, TO the Inflammation
which cauaes an ineurab1e deafneas can most geae..
ally BE- removed by but few vcek.' treatment. aud
III danger to hearing, II attended to IN time. No de-
lay, therefore. &hoald be allowed to occur In psocur
Ing medical asssssuea u the aliehtess morbid
condition Of tie Ear becomes manifest,
bm lp .,..
, 1866-05-16
Ear-Aehe,


A slight discharge from the Eass will Sometime, be
noticed without anJ marked symptoms Of disease has.
tng preceded 1t. Whenever this IL tae case, no time
ahou1d be lost TO have the Ears examined and The
causes from which 1t emanated removed. The dis.
charge, when appearing under such circumstances,
Auditory cana1 which can easil7 be removed II rem
sdles sze applied Ia time but which, II allowed to 70
OF. might produce the uost sesiou, effects.
, 1866-05-16
LOCAL nATTERS.

The Ponr Rich titrl.-Nhe wac Jntelfl.
gent hut no hc.rcss, her wealth lay In loyelr face
1nfo9naed BY forest OF the m ost beautIlol spsrk
!inE, aaSxitug charming rpgtts aod tresses tha.
ever s;oIshtd human head Her toilet contained
oniy ieoheass physiological Hatr Recenera'or, 10
Wn1en ne and fhousand* owe their beauty. Thsre Is
restores faded hair, prevents its falling cu keep,
the head Clean and cool. Soils nothirs, Improves
the looks q esersbods. aod is The great hing Of
everywhere.
, 1866-05-16
5trageD.


TAKEN UP-A Bay Horse has
- come 10 the undersigned, srd will he delivered to
ths oEntr on payment oI expenses. TE1sHiCEs No.
Az Softh tlhsk street. bS15
TAKEN UP-3Iare-AIay 0, one
l. dark hynwn Mare The owner can h1Ea her by
calling It 314 Third avenue between twelve and o1e
, 1866-05-16

Aok3 FOB TEX fR1ESpLEss- There viii be IN
adjourned meeting Of the mauarers OF the Home
for the Frcndip*s this afternoon at sx O'Clock In
tue rooms Of The Young Men's Chnstj.u A.socta.
tion, Methodist Church Block. 4 full a1tcndsnce
Of The Bo8r4 L. eafEtstly dexlrrd
, 1866-05-16
s1s.f7<EEE;
N 4 Il H l e ID

IN thts city. My lsth. by the Rev. II. n R1saou
=. u, ~. uSAfLf0S .. iUt.pOH and Mis- HEi.f;N
H. ClDs. both Of Syracuse. n. y.
In this city, May l2th, At Trinity Church, by .he
Rcv. Nj Bird: NJ. JOHN 4. STEWART, Of Till civ.
ca5da. ~ -"
In This city. Msy 18th. At the Fisst PrcsbytrsIan
Ghr7clt. BY Rev. D: Humphreys. J. N. TuUS1Eh az
Dttfoit. md Miss MAllf 4. LEXINGTON, Of Chitaro
AZ Detroit scutRJ. 18th TINT 1t ST. Peters Church
y Enr. pr Crouch: Mr. !. s. HUGHES, or ChIcaco
acd Miss MAGGIE TATE, Of Detroit,
, 1866-05-16
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
~ AUCT1oSEEEs.
100 CRATES OF CROCKERY
350 Boxes Of Mirrors,
RY CAT3r0st7E
AT AUCTION,

III -AU~lINEN.
oo THURSDAY. May ~, 1t 94 o'clock, we will sell
AZ GU 12leaFeonA 1nd ~ Dcartorn.st. 100 cyateS
Of ths lst gnal!ty Of White ctoekesy Ware, By t6o
Sons, & T. BFits J. Fu1nlvAl Co., and othcr We'll
4sGsn s1 nRaFer soasssag Of c2np!se or
onnd one q the beat invoices cyeT onered II
this market. - ~
Each crate viii b sold separate. Samples Of eanb
crate viii he On tKhbtton early day o. sale Ut our
foo1if, ffotn which they will be sold by cas4ioeue
box. Country dealers EiIl please write fos Cs1a.
logrc: The Eot d hare Just A1iyed direct from y-
eypool, and I'll in good 8hape. ~'0
SIS GILBERT d SAMPSON. Aneuoneeza.
, 1866-05-16

DR.. N. IT. Sherwood. DenlI.t-.Aduafo.
1escrr the only eafe anTsthette. anc e1t.acs treih
without pain. Rooms No. is and 10 Lombard
Hl1tk. h4,T
, 1866-05-16

4 AGurd.-Parttea who nre des1roua OF
inyestng IN some onf ot the three c7tt coucena now
eoou 10 Be dlswn, had better eead their money to
the Purchasing Agent Of Tie American EIp;r4s
, 1866-05-16
Penn.,lyania Central Railroad.

Some time since had occasion to make a stssc-
Inent IN your esirmns OF Whist happened to me IN
INC sfa1ion house Of the Penn.5 5ivanla Cenua Rat-
tnef1ce 10 thta railrcad snd those eonnec,ed nfth
Z. .s1sh now to etnie that have tince been nol
nca mat 'he man Who struck and insultcd me On
The occasion rriyTrcd to was promptly tltcb 4roed
trom the service Of the company On frctip. OF Inc
upost Of hts conduct. il
, 1866-05-16

ttAs AEAT.-4 Tenn attached to IN ice wagon mn
aNay yesterday morning, nom the corner OF Adaus
fssret south on State Ftfcet. Tney made desperate
charge at advancing stteet ca, hut te,nv fr;pht
ptd. Ne~% @AA1 I'll sAVf-
, 1866-05-16
GROCERIES, COUNTERS,
Shelving and Lease,
ATACCTI0E,

NO 1876 state street, near Polle.
THURSDAY. Nay llth, 4 sK O'Clock, tbs entire
6n.cs, pFcd M Ffq,t Sa2aT 81. 9a. Soups, Esn.
Ware. Maekefei. Whltensh, Eodnsn, Kerosene. Syrup.
Ice h91. fnhs. Pals: SHOW Cases. Counter and FIAte
FRIDAY. Nay 18th, ssle OF saloon sn1 pEoccrtea.
B.EateIe !Anie. 1t ALL C&oa1 street..
MONDAY May =. Atmnlsuator's Sale Of House
Fprt itu1e eolntr Jefferson and Sehor ersets Repe-
"a Meof]meot~ T.. T. LEE
osts City 4ncuooeez.
A UCTION SALE OF HOGS.
~ email f1EK Tow: Calves, Horses, Wagons a.9
Monday. May 91st, at . O'Clock.
FtYe miles from the city, on Milwaukee ptank Road
h91s4p ~ A'N"9
, 1866-05-16

To the Citizens OF Chfcaco.-mr. md
LIN. Ro'bRarncr would take this oppostun1f to hid
kind goodbye 70 all sheir friends, on ,nls The eve
o. thetr departure 10 tislt fhcr old home Europe
Mtr ao a6eence OF fnent.-rEo years and during
their residence here they have been treated with
lnar! acts Of kindness and marked respect. bs30
, 1866-05-16

DR.. kcntson. Surgeon ChIrpnodtsr.
haa operated tn Boston for. fifteen years, treats
Germs. Bnnlop.: 1nerowing Sasls, and ali diseases
Of the feet Office. ll9 Clark street, room 4.
, 1866-05-16

Eo5EatesA AF0maHc Vegetable SOAP
4 F1rettor Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable OILS In combination with Glyce1ine, and
especially designed tor the uee Of Ladies' and tor
the Nrrre1y. LIS perfume Is exquisite, and its
washing properties rnrisalled- For sale by al
druggists. feb12l9{G ly.nxw
, 1866-05-16
DErsollal.

PERSONAL.-Ths party who ad-
to RGo4 and shoes, will please gre The nQno1r Of
thtfr T. o. Boz. Address box tSIaf mi m
, 1866-05-16

Go 70 the Hesk-&so - HFYant A SeJas.
toms Chicago Commercial College to get = thor
ourh, practical business educauon, a to become
Eoo1 telegraph Operator. Address foe circulars,
BRYANT 4 SFHGIIcx, Chfea9os III.
, 1866-05-16

Atlantic White Lead and Linseed OIL
Co., Of Ncw York, manufacturers OF Pure Nh1ts
&C. tcf'
A;so, Iinseed Oh, Raw, Boiled md Refined. For
sale BY d1uEgiatA md dealers generally, and bv
ROBERT COLGATE 4 CO., General Agents, sgI
Pearl street. Ncw York. octId563 67t2tsw.Tk8
, 1866-05-16

For tl.e best Stock s,f Looksn. Glasses
and Fruit Jars 60 TO n. F. Mcfrtl's Ismu aud
Glassware Stose, II and Is Randolpn-st p5N
, 1866-05-16

SALE or PA.Ezrsoa-A Gssc collection OF pictures
AZ gu exhibition 1t no. 81 randolph elseet,
anu WIN be exposed for ssIe thlA {Wednesday)
Hseofne. They Wt}t be sold without reee,ve. and
loost who daslrek 10 pokkesG 4 esod uscttre at
c1uc1nc'E moderate prices khould 1ysh theutetyes
OF &h1b lI1fptfunfsy
, 1866-05-16

DEATH OF utNicu.-Robcrt ulr5ch, whuse ae.-
Denial fsl through hatchway In Wells street "as
reported II Mondays 1E11CxE, died gcstcrdsy
a1tenoon at ihree o'clock. n his residence No. 5sf
North Wells kfreci. coroner'e inquest was held
aud the }ut3 returned II their verdict thkl the
deceased camc to his death By accident.
, 1866-05-16

pHEss Goope PROM AuC1ox,-From recent aue-
ton ea]cs In Eew York, Mcssrs. Hunt. Barbour &
Hale, Nos. J. and Lake street, and Is, II snd 70
Michigan svcuuo, hsse received i large line Of
choice e1nghAme, lanns and dress goods. Tbe
tFsdc wtl hud 1t desirable TO examine their etocE
which comprise. evrlJ1hlnE wanted by conatry
koe1chan.a ~ the ehape Of Dir Goods
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30
Crops in Mississippi.
[corresnnndence Memnhis Anneni


STARKv1IIE, MISS, May 81.
Ndior Appeal: Inrespor to your request in
the Appeal, will give 8 lit. formation on the
prospect Of crops the efficiency of lsber, etc. My
observation extends over good portion Of Ock-
tbbeha. The stands Of corn and cotton are both
bad; corn in the lowlands, from constant rains,
have died out; cotton, also, from the same cause.
A large portion, say three-fourths of the uplands,
have poor stands Of cotton, from defective seed
and constant rains; the plant being tender and
feeble dies the first hot day. Many: have planted
over, perhaps half the replanted land is in corn.
The prospect for bad corn crops, present high
price OF breadstuffs and an almost certainty of
hve cents per pound tax on cotton, have induced
the change.
suppose there is cotton seed enough to re-
-pienlsh the lands but under all the circum-
stances, many prefer corn. On many farms the
freedmen are working pretty wen say three
fourths as much as formerly, and on many they
are working badly. There is a very general in
dlsposition among the freedmen to perform field
labor. Near tho railroads most of the lands arc
In cultlVation but in the interior corn is generally
scarce, and considerable lands living uucultiyated.
very little wheat or oats in this county. The
planters are rather Responding. Prospect of
snort crops; certainty Of high taxes; uncertainty
OF freedmen working when the weather gets hot.
and the mighty efforts Of the Radicals to subyert
our form OF government together, necessarily
casts gloom over the land-yet many are hope
I9i OF the final success Of the reconstruction policy
OF the President. f0-''
am, as ever, your friend, J.B.E.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-30
DORBAUM & MENKE,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
No. 1S6 KING-STREET
NEAR HORLBECK,s AI.,.Cy

NEAR HoRLBECK's ALLEY.
Re HAPPY TO INFORM THEIR rprpNpe .,-n
N patrons that they now s'sellinp and mak;ns M
to order" AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES t5 ei %r
DOEsKINS, SILK-IIXED COATINGs DRAR DiETES rriss
vESTINGS, &c. - AA-'
All orders promptly executed. Good fits and pronar
workmanship guaranteed. stuth2mos NAV Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

"'Should jon do this, please forwa1d ne
amount by draR or postal money orfef %
Chas. KNAPP, ESQ, the Chairman Ut We e
nance committee, who will at once sc9novr
I'd the receipt thereof Ifsnch acknowledee-
ment is not duly received, please inform -.
Do not pay dollar to any travelling agent o.
the committee. We make these requests 70
avoid fraud and imposition.
"'By order of the Resident Ex; Com.
"tCHAs. KNAP, Chairman.
&C. Mason, Cor. Sec'y.
REPLY.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Sept 8, 1855,
" Hon Charles Mason, Corresponding Secretary
"sSrR: Your printed circular without date
calling upon me, as friend OF the President
for material aid, % IN earnest OF my deso-
ton to my policy is received. The hum
Bile individual who is rnnningthe machine Is
no doubt sound for be says so. bis record
is perfect and without stain for he says 80,
He is true and faithful to his pledges ana
friends. for he says so. have been greatly
moved by his running FIRE of oratory, from
Washington TO Chicago. unsurpassed ny any>
thing that ever did or ever will emanate from
any other Presiden. Of the United States.
| Our friends are not as numerous - they
ought, considering the amount OF bread>a
Butter IN the market, and have got hard
| fight before them. | am willing to DO some>
| thing for the reliefof the party, and write
| to INQUIRE whether the paper of fitz henry
| Warren ia good at Washington? What do
| give it would be very convenient to send u
| in that shape,as eau buy it cheap here.
! every respectfully,
- CLARK pUHHAK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13


BrrrKR-For choice table lots retail dealers pad
2Sc,
EsGs-Sseady nj from IL 10 lsc 2 doz.
PorAroEs-Tbe supply is good. For choice ~
from IS to poe.
%, I'D Il Oh Ia
uossY-Ia boxes, 20 to zee per 10.
GaEES ArrLEs-From 6oe 10 poe per bus, 40
eoring 90 quality.
oNioSs-5oe per bushel.
BEsswsx-Dull, 30 to 3sc per ID.
BAcos--clcar sides Ice; Shoulders l5e; Sugar
Cured Hams BE q To.
TALIow-In coal oil bbls, iOic doloose gle per n
RaGs-i TO 44c per h.
Wooi-Tab washed 45c.; fleece do fine 40c
unwashed, of.
Hfnss Green. &c; do sslted 9e green calf skins,
l5e dry Ain. DC; do sailed l4c, damaged
and srabby OF pel,s 55c to s -.
FgArHEns- geese feathers Coo.
BaAS-In demsni at 55c per lee lbs.
HA1-The market is well supplied. Timothy,
81 to IS per tom Prairie s. on
weop-$6 90 to Sc 80 per cord
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13
MAslAETs BY TELEGRAPH


new YORK Market
By Telegraph Nav YeRx, Sept. IL.
CJ,ton--Ady nrsd lie lower and &c on higher
erade-; q b = sor mid Ling np!snds aud BY
to-day OF go b,iss for Government account At 13sc
for orfinary 10 81 miding,
Flour 10 12ss higher, the advance chiefly teins OF
unscund aai grades which very scsrce. Sc e5
dlo 70 FIR ttr4 tt4ta - eadl2 30 Tor Extr. H. III
ard 81 40 Dis 10 " Trad arand,, clo,ing steady.
whI.ky4ase tive at ssr ia i,vr4, and 81 81 du,,
psi
wheat-scstrs .si Q higher s,les OF = SOC ha.heis
made.
Corn So FIR tuf-rtor. and sai4assc fer shipping
mixed chi ~ At the latter price for ship,
os's-ne svre 1891 hah l.: and safes w.re
s3ooJ bushels 4.ata for Chicago, tea4se for Mil
wake, AMI =. ',.r State
Pnts-- tr,is but anitt a, s3s COZ for new mer.,
slcsins at 'as a3s fer regu'a 81 O. sr I'D do aud
80 o. sr trsus. AS 25se bris mess, sellers OF.
tioe. S33 o. pa 49,.
LMl sts.siy at l7}z S2otzc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

1HE knights TEMPLAR.-Our public was
treated to unique entertainment
yesterday: the institution of the Da-
mascus Commandery at this place, and
the installation of its officers The csremo.
MES were held at the Atheneum. A large
element of onr city IS fair was drawn thither
as spectators, and many gentlemen. These
were interested. In the costume and per
formed ritual were links binding this utili.a-
ran present to the remote chiyalrous past
More of history in dress and nomenclature
than many people know. The curtain lifting
from the portals of temple of mysteries and
tournament IN pantomime. with personal
interest In the actors, and then the closed
entrance and the arcana inscrutable. and
that's all. There was Vision of Mira that
the wand Of the Genius had summoned into
visibility; banished by the same magician
trick, and where had been the islands and
the running river and the broken>arched
bridge and the impenetrable clouds and dark
ness beyond is now the plain and valley that
we know so well; the sun of to. day and life s
known probabilities. 1t was very kind in our
Sir knights to play the magician, and interest
our people for an honr. For they were in-
terested. 1t needed an interpreter, did our
public, but it has had many times as much
self.assurance of knowledge of things 1t no
more fully understood, and so it was content
to be pleased without illumination. We had
out moment to give to personal witnesa IL
the proceedings, but had no difficulty in he,
hsving that the entire affair passed of plea..
sntly and WELL There vas procession be.
fore and after the installation ceremonies that
looked well, aud the music Of the Band was
enjoyable. The event drew hither several
knights from abroad; that they found here
pleasant encsmpment and brethren with
whom they could abide in the unity Of the
Order, We doubt not. The whole order and
our citizens have been well pleased with this
Iemplar demonstration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

THE Union men of this municipality re
1oiced greatly yesterday over the result IN
Maine. The Bread-and Butter Brigade
were correspondinely blue. Our cotempora-
ny evidently was knocked speechless; it had
not>aword to say. After the manner Of the
old chap kicked over by the Revolutionar,
musket, we advise it to lie still; there are
several more loads in that loyal gun to go of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

The following spicy correspondence ann..r,
IN the Ha,ch-Eye Fitz Henry's paner .hor,d
be good now. lie is getting a SALARY \,
$1,000 for services that he is now render;ns
as Minister to Guatemala lin horn.) Il i,
IN gold. 1t is good thing for Fits Henry
we think his paper should soon rise above
the slurs cast upon it by Mr.. Durham:
That patriotic individual. Chs. M..on.
Sent the following circular to Clark Dunbam
OF this CITY,, under the frank of R.verdv
johnson, We print below the c;rcnlsr .rd
MIR. Danham's reply: e4Al .n'
'WAsHiScroy,--,sss
"fTo Clark Durham:
"'Srs. Tho Resident Ex.cn,;x. Co..
tee appointed BY the late Convention !. phs
adelphia, propose to circulate, Al !. ...,n ~ :
day n practicable. large number Of d. :
ments calculated to enlighten the public ro;ra
on the great questions now at issue. Frnr
your official relations with the President. -
presume you viii cheerfnlly aid his friends
and supporters in the momentous contest n
which they ere now engaged. One method
of doing THE viii b By . reasonable contr;.
button Of yourself and friends 70 adm meet.
ing the expenses ascsaaarily iacsz1ed 81 q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

A Valuable RECEIPT. by saturating
small piece Of cotton with the conEmonest
whisky or alchohol, and placing it near the
pillow of the bed, you can rest in peace-ior
| mosquitoes, unlike many men, cannot STAND
| the tunes demonstrating fluids.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

THE President tells the people that he
.sIeaves the constitution in their hands. 1t
would be good thing for him to get copy
into his hands, and look over it occasionally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

by Telegraph rmc,ao ssps, 10
WhtM-Ae,ive No spring - oe ~ %, ana 81 Is
for spins; 81 81 81 81 for No spring; audi sa
l 20 for rejected spri-s.
cofn-Actis- sales reported At e2ize for whte ssls
0s7c for ysia~; 55iz 9ssis fcr No l. s40s4 for No z
and ts1zS ar T., rejected Ia store
ots-hoi.rstely active; No coils st 975<a2sc; Nc.
Is quiet at
RseFirm and steady at % sfce for No /. and eseexe
In st5rr.
Bari.yIs coed reau-st and held firmly; s.i.s ~ Ne
were msds At So 4sox
Provisons-fn.~tiss md nominal
Hoss-ss 6lefe 90 for Cdr to good choice hog,: ire
market h moderately active
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13
flnantlal and GOmmrrtlal,
KEoKuK MARKET.

We have no changes to note in our quotations
The prices remain about as published in our last.
The past few days have been we, and disagreed
bic, making the receipts Of produce rather slim
but having a. vet no effect upon the prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

q. 900 Sawed Cedar fence posts and Grape
Sticks Ior sale by J. s. Alice, Fort Madison,
Iowa. sep95t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

SoxEpopY who has been reading the
sreeeches of Mr. johnson in his Westward
lur. says that the Wise is not all cute the
President yet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

The address of 2. A. Guilbert, OF Du-
bueue, at the Installation ceremonies yester-
day is highly spoken Of by those that heard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

IT is understood that about the FIRST OF
November A. johnson will undergo an oper-
alton for the cure of weak is, with which he
seems TO be afflicted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-13

THERE is nothing digniied or proper IN the
course of President who traverses the coun.
try making stump speeches Tor himself. but
it is very natural. MIR. johnson Is certainty
up n stump.