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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09
EVENTNT sEsnTUN.
800 shares Opelousas Railroad Stock ,,...

Si2,'" e. e - 49,. - ~ Da4 |
c,ot - az rnsnar Inaefiny
on the 6th INST. aeGiateaa dVluenu VI Y eeiV oi
the capital STOCK OIL inc company, Payaple oL any
after the I5th INST, ana we nave oeeh
to state taat tle New 0Feans M
WIN pay an an 10 " f, Go.5 aftor +bn i1qtb inst
711 " ,3to he agraeabIe intelligence to
4IllS Wit GoVnCsssS' :tnos, w e s'e''s'0
an Pa s''' NJ r 7,, ,,,o..o7 -,r;,.o4a
SPEClAL Disr4LShf.5--4 -. In5 ~ io,P bova
kilograms wnlGh nave come W n@N ~ Eo,u"S ""'0
been klhalS pihceq az out uiSP"oa'' Gii ,,o,o5
Neg 10r6, NoteH1per 9;-T-NIoIu gIu oPJngn ny
at l4bt Il a. A.--o9tG IL tag43 tood, -
nominal ana deGanag EAEnaHse S,esu3 i3rnlt5
9-Eoia l4o3 o-O M LT.9ghg9' 9i0e' n 1677G5
ii0 secCha seti9S ~ ~ 6% 3Io77
I0o4 liiLI Se,tea @ LO sJioo PPSz1r5In5 az
1O.4Os lOV8g lgUa new 5ylles Lo' Jr
lO55DlO6; EXchahge siea1y, /. i1lIiai iIIiyai
Sterling Exchange Lo94 OottGn 4ui9V, St9
nPands os49'2G. $,,. liDo : "a 96G@Soc Eycbange
steady. P 9.mGolI l4os ~. So't9t y t7z boi
37G939c. sales IOOU paleS FeceiPts -f'o pal'o'
QUorArIoNs OF CoNsQLs AND UNITED ~ sTATEs ATE
FIyE-TwENTIEs.-ln the London lhafkels tue quo
tatiOns compare as follows WIN recent te'es sailS
Oct. @; Oct a. OCT % osd sdi ~ oSS sol? o.
G9nsols ,s5a s9f3 ESSfa ES33 69l5
w.. '-zos .o' aa IIa,,,,1s Tho Eve.
NEW loRk tlSASGiHt SA1 ;i1l1 saC,s saU !'i'''
niqs Post o. t9e znu I,iss tio+ snoson of ma
per money ana oanh eAassio h = fb h9nIeTs and
to the gaining OF large PpG,os 1 of this we find
9eaers ~ SnIy ~ tfa natio1a hanks are making ex-
traordinary dividends The First National Bank
cf tb;s rity has inst declared dividend OF III per
cent and has added 10 per cent. to its surplus.
M T - a,., eQnh n0n while its original cap
4he surplus pgao y odo now 9oOV'0Oo "HA0 i'e
Com M1NtNG sTArIsT1Cs.-By careful analysis
of mining expenses in Nova Scotia, it IS found
that all the expense of mining and treating the
ore, where vein is of fair width, can be be reck-
oned at 81 g8 ton; the gold averaging S2O % ounce
(of 20 dwts) gives all over seven dWts q Sgn aS
profit It is expected that the new mi WIN Wili
reduce the cost of mining to CONSIDERABLY rover
point The short distance to the mines from a 4
large commercial center (54 miles, rendeTs |.
easy to procure machinery, provisions ana iapol
at very low cost
For the year 1866, the aggregate gold ana sllEei
product Of the United States IS estlmated ar9n 81
$50 900 900 to SI06 900 900. The detalls ol tnt
largest estimate are, that Calito6a VII eIe
$250O0 600; Montana S0OoOVo' NeNau% non ooo
GRADE 1000 900, and various other sources w.
O00000. Total, 5000, ,OO0s
CALIFORNIA FINANCEs.-The total balance IL
the California State treasury on the lstot Octobe
was S5Ol, 50. Warrants on general fund pays
BILE to No. 6l7, date of July ii capital iqnd' no
q II AGA date Of June 2, 1866 soldiers relIeI 1una
No liz, date Of May 70, lS66; soialers poui.
fund, of date of September, 1866, "t6hooG res@l
to number. :.
The returns from the gold netuS oi G'i% @
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

JErEKRsoE CRY. November 8, 1866.
Arrived yegterday-2l2 Texas Beeves, and
l4Hogs Sold-l43 Texas Beeves, 81 Calves and
Yearlings, "a Hogs, and Milch Cows. Stock or
sae-2376 Texas Beeves, 423 Calves and Year
lfngs, ,5l4 Hogs, 4407 Sheep, and 81 Mich Cows
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

DrvIpESDs-The Board Of Directors Of the Pont-
chartrain Railroad Company at regular meeting
the capital stock Of the company, payable on and
after the 18th inst and we have been authorized
to state that the New Orleans Savings Institution
will pay an interest Of 8 y cent on deposits, ac
cording to bylaws from and after the 18th inst
This Will, doubtless, be agreeable intelligence to
all parties interested
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-09

DES. L. U. PEM 81 j. II. SCOTT
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS,
Of5ce No. 20 CAMP STREET. between Common and Grs-
vier, R6sidence, No. 1872, corner josephine and
Apollo streets, New Orleans, La.
Gafce FTours: IL A. MI. to 8 SP. M.
F.B.-SpeoiaI attention paid to Diseases ofthe Eye
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15
Estate az Henry NikeSea, deceased.

Estqfe N IcliIy 1H4feSeV, decedsed.
AYOTIGE is hereby given that the sabscri-
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county letters Testamentary
on the Personal Estate of HEERY MIEEsELI,
late of Carroll County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said Estate
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same with.
in six mouths from this date, otherwise they
may be excluded from oil benefit Of said
Estate. Those indebted are requested to
make immediate payment.
EDWIN d. MIKESELL,
noy6.4t* Executor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15
Essate ~ Ma,y .lflgey, dec'd.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub.
IN scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county letters of Admins
ton on the Personal Estate Of MARY MI.
LER, late of Carroll County deceased. -
All persons having claims against said Es.
tate are hereby warned to exhibit the same
within six months from this date otherwise
they may be excluded from all benefit Of
said Estate Those indebted are requested
10 makeimmediate payment.
~ HENeN H. MILLER,
noyl.A AdministFatom
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15
Trustees Sale of a Desirable
FARM g. LOTS.


- He undersigned, by virtue Of the decree o
the Circuit Court for Carroll County, as
Court Of Equity, passed in the case of The Banl
OF Westminster, against Amanda Shaher ant
others, will offer the land in said cause decree,
to be sold, atPublic Sale, to the highest bidder
On SATURDAY, the 9Th day of DECEMBER
1856, at 10 o. clock, A. NJ, son tho premises. -
Said land Is situate in Carroll County, Mary
land, about one mile South West from the towr
Of Manchester, adjoining lands Of Jesse Werner
and others, and will be offered for Sale in nins
separate Lots, viz;
Lot No. containing
3 Acres & | Rood Of Land, more or less.
Lot No. 2 containing
2 Acres & 2 Roods of Land more or less.
lot No. containing
4 Acres and 20 Perches Of Land,
more or less
Lot No. containing
6 Acres & 8 Roods of Land more or less.
Lot No. 5 containing
8 Acres OF Land, more or less.
Lot No. 6 containing
l Acre, Rood & 90 Perchcs of Land
more or less.
Lot No. containing
lAcrcs & 3 Roods OF Land more or less.
Lot No. $ containing
Acres, ] Rood aud 20 Pcrches Of Land
more or less
Lot No. . containing
Ci Acres OF Land more or less,
and y improved with LOG DWELLING
houSE, Log Barn, Out Houses, Spring House,
, Torn iS,use, Hog House, Bake 0sen and Apple
urshrs, &c. 4 due proportion Of this parcel
~ 81 Ian, hnaturaI Meadow ground, aud abont
~ Aersefit Il covered With thTvipgTIMBER.
All thcifss said par celalof land are unsyr good
lcnc'ngind arr IN Az excellent state Of caIiya.
tign. saiba fsse4fItly bccn heavily limcd.N
--5S1ic' aboyc Lot Of ~ acres is spicndidly -
, ed w snail ncyer-failing stream Of watch
}, hith runs nearly ihrongh the centre Of VI. !
n ~ Teras Of Sale a. fopous; ODo-third
on II The purchase meney shall be paid by the
xeta-cr or purchasers ~ the Trustee on the
tttf salc, ~ upon the ratification thereof by
pafsnst aforesaid, and the residue shall be
aud ttao equal payments, the one In one year
and t'afher 10 two wears from the day 81 vale
GERS gitssxurcd by the purchaser or puroha-
4 proved 4 hrir notes with security 10 be ap-
the day Of she Trustee bearing interest from
MMGARTNER, Truatcc.
n. u. PersaIisSRr MoIrEa, Auctionccr.
lots of land wilivkhsng 10 view the aboSc
fer, who reside. sec call % Mr.. Henry Sha
will lr shown ON iHepn. ana a plat thereof
lng been recrntly "a " sale, the same hAv.
fsq. ysd ny samcs Nelly,
noTrts BArHGisrSra,
I Trustar
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15
A GENERAL STATEMENT
OF THE
County Expenditures,
For the Year 1866.

TnE following Statement Of the Ex-
pendtures for Carroll County, for
the fiscal year, ending juno Both, 1866,
is made out anil published in accordance
with the requirements Of the 9th See
ton of the 18th Article Of the Code of
Public General Laws.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1866-11-15

VIM. Hartley and lodging
him in Jail Of Carroll Co., 20 90
Council to Board OF County
Commissioners
Fisher & Schaefer, 100 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

The following is Messrs. satierthwaites Amer
loan circular: We have again to report large
amount Of business in the London market for
American securities, and At steadily enhancing
quotations. There have been some sales Of
unitcd States $40 bonds by holders who bought
Ut considerable lower prices to realise profits but
this has been more than compensated by the gon-
orally increased demand, and on the week xe have
70 note an Improvement Of quite per cent, the
closing quotations being IN to ia, There have
been some large ssles OF both Illinois And Erie
shares, but notwithstanding this the former have
advanced 81. being last quoted 81 10 ,2i; viii .
the latter in face Of the non payment Of dividend
have m maintained their price we'll. Atlantic and
Great Western securities continue to attract ntten-
tention, the Debentures being ct 81, and the Con
solidated Bonds 81 AZ.
Confederate bonds. which Of late have been alto
gethcr neglected., in demand IT an adj
vance. The price opened the seth Mt ~ and
closed at ~ to -. II is sarmi.ed that accounts
may have arrived from New York favorable to the
Philadelphia Cons eution, and the ennseQaent re-
turn Of the Southern States To- Congress. II is
difficult. however, to see how the prospects Of the
bnndholiers can thereby be improved, since the
absolute condition has been made by the Govern
ment, and agreed 10 by the Southern States, that
the debt OF the latter should DO totally repu-
dated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday issusd
instructions TO the assistant Trsassrers, and to
the Collectors Of Customs, Designated ~ dsposito-
res, At Baltimore, Buffalo, Chicago, Detroit, Gin
cinnati and Charleston, under which they are re-
quirsd to keep hasd unhrSksa packages Of
Internal Revenue stamps for sale Ut the rates
Of commission arAallowsd by the Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue. All National Banks de-
signed ~ Dependencies Of public mosey are also
required by Instructions from the Secretary Of the
Treasury to keep for sale, in such amounts a. the
public shall require and 81 the sams rates OF com
mission, Internal Revenue stamps, which they
may purchase from the Assistant Treasurer or
designA,ed repositories just named, or the Com
missioner. The rates allowed are ~ follows In
sums OF $50 and upward, : per cent; 5000 and up
ward, per cent; LOCO and upward, per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

NV YosK, Sept. "a.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to day vers
41.l7s,lS2 50. From tho commencement Of the
fiscal year, July lst, 1906, to date, the receipt,
amount 10 go, 75f,s8s So.
The receipts from customs al the ports OF Bos
ton Pbiaf,eiphia aud Baltimore, Tor the week
ending September 9Th, we're as follows Boston,
sie.osl,8.S; Philadelphia, s23,37l.e25; Balti-
more, s1o,Tss,l63. Ihe receipts at the port Of
New Orleans i-~-- Aassss srth ~ August 5lst,
were $3.50 1923.
The Treasury to-day. At the close of business.
held ss2seo, $50 10 gold, SIS, 500, 900 OF which Is
represented by gold certificates, leaving $64 500,
ooe absolutely at the disposal Of the Government
The payment Of the November coupons Of the
$40 loan wilitaks ga. aoo, 9oa and the January
coupons 3ie.oee,eoe more. The necessary dis
bursements OF gold up to tho lst of January, 1867,
wall not exceed ooeo 400, while the gold reserve
in tho Treasury 10 increasing FROM two to three
millions per day.
communication enclosing s7ee has just been
received st the Treasury Department, from =
Catholic priest in Baltimore, who states tina, the
sum was placed in his hands BY pentent At con-
fession. as due TO the Government.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

Weekly Rsvis~ - - v
I'll, NrwY oRK, septsm' ,ey IS
go. .nefe ias been an animated demand go,
:, during the week, particularly rrd;.r 80
sLous-Ihe advance ofiow and medium .,,ds.
OF hour has been dollar barr 60. :. ~
reduction Of stock Tho favors II. g. d. n'
rope has stimulated the a&tivr '" ~
.;d,s.h,. raoua.ly SIR frightened, with con-
prr. sp'Gu'n.'e ny .ry, but closes quiet.
have declined. ie hosNi receipts,
naeos-With agoe.d demand from III. South
,r;..o e advires from the hop growing dis
uic.s Arc more favorable.
on aoo -fhs stock is reduced to les. than
~. 49, narreis. This with the light receipts :,
'ne AXE ports, has impaired frmness r. ~
mf4Yket. As'' 70 the
WnKAr-There has been considerable .c,;v;,x
I IN new Amber wheat, and prices have 8.ctn.,.j
closing heavy Choice spring wheat i rxtr-msl,
been bid. nss
CoRs-The stock Is extremely I;m,t.d e., a..
season, and is estimated At 100000 bushris r.
consists chiefly Of inferior spring.
BARLEf-New barley has arrived mar. f,..,.
and sells slowly 1t 81 l7aI Is
Wsskr-Is hrn. and good basisess |, do;,.
Prices are without change.
CovYEE-Rio has been less aet;v. rh
been no change in prices, bnt the marLst ,r,..
arn We quote the whole range of Rio q 1 Isss
Isle. ioss
corros-There has been . good demand MI.
eiPa'iy from spinners. Prices have edysnsr.d ~
closing firm at ssia3ec for niddling uplsnds' NJ
Orleans and Texae. Ne"
MoL.ssss-The market va dun until Py;d.,
when t.srs sas a astivs demand, "a 49,.
ruled hrmer. We quote CpbA H-e.c,.H
Aos5ee, and Porto Rico It sss5Sc.
~ svsAs s =. es: hsso .ar. asdvisy duri.s
lar We quote fair 10 good ssanery Il iesaI3.
CABS eaai2ss; Porto Riss llaaIl5e.
Aonsy-fAs naensy Daskse 3 upsAa.s.a -
llA{. Up .
Exc.Axsr;-fAs fsrslg. szsAaass nara.t :. |
z4ins du!l 1eecey ~ 11eton to-day ~ -
Par uooDs KxcHAses- Jobbsrs Prizes. pr,v.
sAfstisgE Atlantis, A, 13s CsAet, 4, 361e He--i
- a, 3ie Leaark, les Pssa, Ia.
lsashsA ehirtiles-Asw Yosk NM a.
yaess ~ - -, - Askksay Nsa,ses
s.s.g os.lesys HI 49, ~, u
!, a.si = 80 \ ~ s.s.|.s' = ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

The CRY ScHooLs.-The public achools
Of this city opened yesterday. No, with
bright weather aud clear skies, as our Falls
are wont to be, but with clouds and chill and
rain anu discomfort; rough as many Young
immortals find the road to knowledge 10 b.
We hope to give more extended motto.
hereafter. We content oursef with giving
now the list Of teachers. Mr.. Saml B Nc
Lane enters on the second year Of his Super.
iniendency, making the Central School Build.
ing his head quarters.
The other teachers here are
II. Graham, Principal, and Principal of
aigh School, Mss E. Havxhurst. Ellen
Conn, Lucy :. Hsnphrey, Carrie Buckine-
ham, Anna Fletchzs. Mary N. Jewell. Eli1.
Brown, Anna Hainii, Allie Newell
wills BUILDING.
Dir. +. W. Mcclellan, Principal. Mr.. On
Hoy, teacher Of German. Mrs. Wells. Mis-.
Lizzie McCulloch, Jeanette Fletcher, Ell.
Creel.
TWELFTH AND rrNEA.
Mr.. D. 1. Ambrose, Principal. Miss 8. J.
n, Gmma Slaughter.
FOURTEENTH AND HIgg.
MISE 9osephene P. Rice, PRINCIPAL. ME-.
nary u Mooney, Mary c. Collins. Flor.
HOLLAND Tows.
Nj" Thomas, Maggie NJ. J. McKe.
ooLoRED SCHOOL
Martha E. Anderson, Principal. NJ. !.
+. Mann, Carrie woodson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18
From tho Republican Of Sept, 18th. |

VI pPst TUT
cstte-Reeeip's this morning 400 head The
market is quiet ani unchanged, with little doing
beyond supplying the local demand. Sales
amounted to 200 head, principally at retail At to
sc per ID gross.
Hogs-keccip,s 2ss head The market /,
rather bare Of stock and the feeling il dull Sales
were $50 head in lots, at 9 to Vt.
Sheep--Receipts 6ls head. We have . duiler
feengt record with sales Of 50 at 81 IS, and 1856
at 81 IS per head.
Lambs--Fat ones Of good sire readily bring
% 90 each.
Veas-In little demand, at $40 90 to SIS 90
per head.
Milch cows-yery little doing. Sale. Of 3 at
ISL 90 each.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

We appeal to our Union Republican FRIEND
in every township to send delegations to the
county Mass Convention At Fort Madison, On
Saturday next. Let every man who endorses
the call published in another column con
slider himself committee OF one to see that
The Convention is well attended, and that it
properly represents the loyal masses of Lee
county, Come ont, and let us have q grand
rally, rousins meeting, and enc that will
nnr.;--.A ti..La. - he elected on the 9th OF
October,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

II il understood that the odkcs Of the Connis-
siensr Of tbs Rsvsass will be d ths New Ysrk Cas-
tom House during the month Of Octobsf. With
regard to the TAI upoa payuisnts n.de 70 nsehAn-
les or laborsrs employed upon public works, the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue decides that
the terms "mechanies and labors. wsrs used by
Congress In their general and popular sense, that
they we're not Designed BY Cengrsss to inelnds
clerks, dfssehtsmes, H., bat sucA persons only -
are generally known ~ mechanics or lsborsrs,
such - carpenters, bricklAyers, mschinists, Ae.
The operation Of the national revenue Law, sx-
emptins such veskmsn from the provision Of the
act, 10 limited to such mechanics and laborers -
arc employed in the construction Of public works
and thoss employed On puslie works, er q psblie
works. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18
COL. CHARLES CASE.

OF Indiana. an able and eloquent speaks
has consented to address the meeting at the
Atheneum this evening. The Colonel is !
gallant soldier, an efficient officer, is not IN
known to OR citizens, and his known ability
as q speaker will be an additional incentive
to our people to turn out tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

NRw XoRK, Sept. IL.
The market for domestic fesees has ruled quiet
since our last, but prices withou, noteworthy
change. Moderate sales of foreign have been
elected at unchanged prices. The aggregate sales
were $4,000 lbs. State and Western Heeces are
s5a65c, and outside price double * Ohio; 100. 600
lbs. Texas at lsaS2le, including small lot of
damaged at the inside rsts; 5000 lbs tub washed.
6oc; so fales lambs, pulled, ut 4oc; $40 bale.
Cape, part at 4l3ai3c, and 10000 Ibs Donski
lambs at &c, gold.
PHiLAnHLrurA, Sept. l2.
The demand, m We have noticed for several
weeks past, continues limited, but prices remain
about the same ~ last quoted; SMALL sales Are
making at prices ranging from 55a56c for on,r,as
blood; 57assc for half-biood; e0ae5e 10, th.s~
quarter blood to ine, and sssooo er ID for tuh ,.
TO quality. ~ =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

BLoSpIy, the famous Frenchman, crossed
the Niagara river, near the Falls, on . sien.
der rope, stretching from shore to shore. 1t
was remarkable exploit; but it was nothing
compared with the wonders performed every
day by the Eclectic Cleanser Every
housekeeper should have it,
Sold by all druggists and grocers. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

IT il said that Faith will remove noun
taius." This may be true; but It certainly
win not wash clothes and obliterats stAins.
The Eclectic Cleanser will win do that,
and do it in = hurry.
Sold by ali druggists and rocen. Ct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

The State FAIR commences at Burlington
to-day. Some of our citizens, We learn,
propose to attend. Why, oh sagaeious o.ic.
ers of the Iowa State Agricultural Society,
did you choose this equnoctisl season - the
time for holding your Fair? This is Away,
leaky country in wet equinsetial weather.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

PORT OF KEOKUK.

PORT OF KEOKUK.
ARRIVALS SUNDAY,
Steamer Ley Bertram, Arbury, St. Louis
F. W Brooks, -, Canton.
Ben Campbell, Hail. Davenport
7. p. Ben,on, Hinkley, Dallas
DEPARTURES SUNDAY.
Steamer Z. W. Brooks. -, Burlington.
g Little Rock, Howe, Davenport
I. P. Benton, Hnkley, Dallas.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Steamer Minnesota, Hill. ST. Paul
Reservc, La Mont, ST. Louis.
g Kate kearnsv, Hall, ST. Louis.
Moiie Mcpike, Burnett, St Louis.
7. 7. Benton, IIinkley, Dallas.
n: aaruREs yEsrRPpAY
Steamer Mi aisota, Hill, St. Louis
An ~ johnson, Afford ST. Louis
Nj - McPike, Burnett, St Louis.
= Ksir hearney, Hall, ST. Louis.
Be. Campbell, Hall. Davenport.
Resrrse, Lamont, st. Paul
I. Benton, Hinkley, Dallas.
River little the rise
The popular steamer Lucy BertrAm, David Ar
bury master, John Gum clerk will leave for ST.
Louis this morning 1T seven o'clock,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

Acf1osi Acrros II AcrIosill That -.
he secret Of erstory according to Ii. Or.
sian orator.
Acsios, ACTION, ACTIONi That I. vb.,
h demanded Of loyal men nov. Look abou,
you and discover vhst jon can do to id Is.
Union Rspsbliesn party md swell is na,cr,
~. % nasssss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

SuNDRIES.
BurrsR-Hsld firm At from 7sr II a.. =. .,.;..
lots. 10 1oe tor enoice
Eees-in demand at r. 10 a. "a. "a
to So . b,.s ~ lad ready sale from rs
/. a. *. ~esiss demand. For young q 50
-. CID "a 90 to - Is per dosen.
Hos1r-,.n boxes, 20 to &c per ID.
LARp-,1e
sordins to quality.
osiors-see per bushel
BssswAx- Dan, SO to s:e per 10.
bAooR--Ciear rides 20 to 77e;l Shoulders. ,ear...
y dNnaad 1t l5e per 10; Sugar Cured Hans
3ss y ID.
IAIIew-In coal oil bib, lele; do loose o3s psrn.
nAss-4 70 H psrlb.
snvashsd, ! Of.
'.s-7 81, e; DO saitsl, ~ srtss sslf skiss,
asS Dry aint lee, % saiss3 lls aansced
ersboy ~; pslts 81 = d -.
AAss-Livs sssss feathers -.
-, a'..ad :. sss pr To- II.
nAs-Lae nasket = vsu s...HA 1..sa-
- P9tso; Rralsie n ~
|Wsss-ss - = Nsesses1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

Go to.~ork! The East has spoken. Maine
and Vermont baye sounded the first notes of
victory. The situation is glorious. The
New York Herald virtually gives over the
contest a. already won by the great loyal Re.
publican Union Party. Let the Heralds
fears prove true prophecy. You do your
whole duty. So then shall every man aud
every community, and the result will be the
proudest triumph Of tho Right ever won ct
the balot-box.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18
Eeskak ald T. Paul Railway Company

The principal place Of trsnssctinG the busnn0 Of 4
Company 10 10 to- CITY Of Keokuk.
The general nature Of tbs hasinees 70 ~ snnsAseeA
the constructing operAtE AID ,nairtainng Railway,
the use u ssme from the City Of Ksoluk
The north lie Of The State Iowa IN the drsctsn u
the city OF Paul. With the power 70 Construct lateral
branches puSchass the road roas Of any
othsr company ~ co0panies consolidate With the
same.
Tue aount Of capital rock Authorised u YYy1 MI
LIosa Dol Las, which nay b iDcreaoed
diminished 81 ~ psasuss II the Oo1paay. RAymsaes
Of tbs stock subscribed r. b. raid In nssAimeos Dot
eseding cont AMI oftsner than tassa1-
every thirty days. the Director. may requrs Of
which 1t least days shall Be given ! news
paper puLIished In Keokuk.
The CospofaAtoa comm. nc.i the sd day Of Nay
D. 1885, ed 10 costtuus h;yy ysaSs, subject 70
proved RsbeuaTy 8 4. D. ISL. Chapter o.
The Affairs Of aid Cofpt fAu ~ condusesd BY
b I'd Of mise Directors TO Re elected annaAy the
seeood Wsdss sfnay zach President Vice
And aGass The bug1nss, Of the Company YsQuise
The hghAst aanosnt Of nebs~dSs@a which SAe 0orpe-
rafina nay incur shaf two thrds d. anoont
Of the capital sesca suth0 red.
from liability ~ the Ssbss OF the Company, sxeeptt
The amount Of tbs uapaA Of any stockholds
DIRECTORS:
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kopmS u Down- Cur Wnxs
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EAssax Drsa.
i So O1rlCune:
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-18

NoTIcH.-The members Of the Union Fire
Company are requested to meet At their hall
this evening at u o'clock. By order of
W. P. SANDERS, President