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f4dft erbfnet unb wet5t stsfei6s Won-
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aufae3etdreten GunfRe uMS etnem Dor.
sI9li1en gtafs 9pGtter auf.
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8et'animtun5 uno 9eautsnpabl TAFT, nnb baken Fs
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Sie WonDoreil MiiociatiDn

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

lA;sh in IAN, Ths oAaraetse d ~ Apt.azy
q a. lssoaaasa, n q 6naneial slladiag
Of his guarantee, Mr.. Nickasua, oeaA not
and voald not Be- sacri6esd lbr any anoant
Of mcaeY; aad il viii b rscollscted DIT sseA
men . James b. 0UW0a, RuGi9eot Of ~
Third National Bank; !. G. Does, PrSGidsut
ot she Board Of Trades Janss G. EAfSos cf
the American Express eompany, ord behesn
Of our well>known and unimpsachable citi.
1eus, have endorsed in the strongest tefns IN
the public prints their entire confidence y
the integrity Of tho management. Whatsvsr
may BE- thought of this enterprise elsewhere,
it il certain that in Chicago, The hons pf the
originator Of tho Association, entire conf
dence is felt that soms lucky certificate hold.
u will fall heir to this magnificent temple Of
music, which is the pride Of our city, and
which is 1t present the finest opera house in
he Onion.
The following is the card referred to, which
will explain itself:
Csossr OrEaA Housf Arr ASSOCIATION. ~
t has been heretofore announced BY the
management that the books Of the Associa-
he time taus limited has been found too short
0 complete an undertaking Of such magni
nde.
The sales have been very large-suficient TO
insure, beyond doubt, the entire success Of
ne enterprise. Had it been possible within
he short time allowed, to have furnished the
ngravings as fast ~ they have been required,
here is not the least doubt that every certifi-
ate would now have been disposed OF.
There has been q general desire, however,
70 receive the engravings at the time OF snb-
.cription, and the difficulty heretofore Of fully
complying with this desire has materially re-
arded the progress Of the sale. A portion OF
ne certificates, consequently, remain unsold.
The committee agree with the management,
hat the books should not be closed, while .
short extension Of the time. at the present
spid rate of sales, will suffice to dispose Of
be remaining certificates.
The subscription books will, therefore, be
continued open for o short time longer. The
lay for the award Of premiums will soon be
announced. U. Fl. CROSBY, Actuary.
COMMITTEE.
W. F. Coolbaugh, President Union Ma.
tional Bank.
Amos T. Hall, Treasurer C. B. l. Q. B. r.
.. G. Hall, Hall. Kimbark l. Co.
Clinton Briggs, Ewing, Briggs Co:
I. C. Dore, President Of the Board OF
Trade,
ames H. Bowen, President Third National
Bank.
lanes C. Fargo. Sup't American Express.
Francis C. Hoffman,, Ex Lieut.. Governor
| {. Y. Mum, Mum Scott Elevator.
!. A. Ellis, President Second National Band
| Bank.
| CHICAGO, September %, 1868.
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CHICAGO. September %, 1868.

The Charleston L.ader, The freedmen' pa
YER, says the persistence Of the landholders
n South Carolina, in refusing to lease or sell
ands to the freedmen has begun to work al
'eady. In number of districts, hundreds of
men have planted their last cr.p in the State
they are saving their money from this year :
ahor, and are preparing TO go to Florida. and
eek homes for their families, and leave the
,etulsnt planters to till their own ground or
,tarve. Five hundred are already organized
in Darlington District to 90 this winter; thou
lands more of the best men are making prep
irations to follow. The freedmen have the
exclusive right till 1867 to take up the public
lands in Florida, of which each man can Sc
cure 80 acres by paying FIVE dollars down,
and FIVE more in FIVE years. The Leader sd
yises the freedmen TO exert themselves to
thus secure homes and independence in Flor
ida, and it is good advice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

ELEGANT FuRSIruRE.-The subscribers
have Just received a large assortment Of Fur
niture, consisting Of elegant Oil finish Black
Walnut chamber sets, with full marble tops.
Chesout do with walnut trimmings very 6ne.
French painted sets all colors; = large as
sortment Of carved and plain bedsteads. Bu>
reaus, Wash Stands, Marble, Mahogany and
Black Walnut top Tables and Bible Stands, Of
oil patterns A large variety Of Sofas, Couch
% or lounges Sofa Chairs carved and plain.
Oak, Cherry, and Black Walnut extension
iaoies, Cane, Wood, Fsgg, and Split bot
tom Chairs Elegant hat racks, and in short
everything in tho furniture line, which we
se'i az great reduction rom former p-ices,
- the consignees Sant money.
HowE 4 TrLER,
t'ept1o-aN 50 Main street.
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financial ano COmmeraal.
Mining Items.

Gold is reported 70 have been discovered in
Meredith, y. IL. the farms Of Simeon Wai
'eigh aud John Band. and preparations are beiu,
made 10 open mine aad develop its hidden
| treasure.
Samples of the Groton (ct.) iron ore, which
nave oeen sent 10 New York to be tested, show 20
Per cent cleai iron Of the very best quality.
The stamp iati Of the Black Hawk companv
at the colorado mines. is still at work pounding
Out the iess refractory ores from Bob'ai Lode.
Us average production is 225 ounces Of gold Der
week, whereof IS ounces are profit.
fttts dollars u ton is about fair average yield
81 the Colorado mines.
Labor at the Colorado mines il verv sca,co .,a
dear. Mechanics demand from Sc to $40 Der tlay
and the eonnonest miner IS per day. Iron. lime.
chemicals and fuel are equally expensive For
these reasons the mines not work ed 80 extcp-
siyey ~ they otherwise would be-
new mining district has been discnv cred in
Colorado, east Of Ward district, near the valley.
IRON which many fine specimens of gold and sill
yer ore have been taken. Assays have been made
from lode discovered there called sRackhoru,
which gave $40 per ton in silver, and f7s in gold
twenty two tons make q cord OF ore
Encouraging accounts continue to be received
from ,he ST, Clair copper mine. Large cuanti-
tres OF copper taken out, and the agent writes
that there never has been mine, or but one or
two, on Lake Superior, that, at the same are, hs,
looked SO we'll as the st. Clair"
During the pas, week the Copper FAlls mine
has been sending down. under the supervision Of
Mr. Page, surface agon. Of the mine. . number Of
splendid masses, the heaviest Of which weighs
ii 600 pounds.
August product of the Grand Portage copper
mine tso days 20 tons, 1877 pounds: Of the Al
cary q Boston. II tcns. il55 pounds.
One bed OF the salt mines OF NevS1 rs report
Cd to cover 52,a30 acres, yielding 2o00. 900 bush
es annually of salt, ninety ave per cent anc. No
bottom to this bed has yet been discovered.
A company il working the silver mines Of Utah,
with good prospects Of success. Their smelling
works will soon be completed, and m immense
quantity OF ore Is being accumulated in the mean
ums. Some OF tn. mineral taken from these
mines is worth $4,000 per ton, before the lead 10
separated from tho more <aiaable metal
During the past few weeks numbers Of families
nse ett the iron and coal districts Of South wales
Tor the United States: and. II 10 reported. this
mania Tor emigration has taken such = permsnen,
hold OF the miners and iron workers, that the ex.
caus u expected to continue fos.soms time, not
withssanding the improved pr pect Of the sta
pie trades Of the district.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

THEArRIeAL.-The Atheneum was pretty
we'll filed last evening to witness the Octorooi
which was played we'll by the Buchanan
dramatic company. Tonight they will pla,
the great American Drama, "Uncle Tom,
CABIN, in which the whole company will ap
pear. No doubt bus what they will have
crowded house. Tomorrow night is set apart
for the benefit Of Miss Virginia Buchanan
They also will give grand matinee on Sa.
nrday afternoon,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

A correspondent Of the Selma tAla.) Mes
senger describes the Ice Mountain, eighteen
miles from Romney, West Virginia. as q
hill some three hundred feet high, at the foot
Of which issues a stream of ice cold water
while on the side, by turning up the loose
rocks, ice may be found in the middle of
summer, the writer as he states, having per-
sonally tested the fact
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
Breakfast Shawls, at Bag Factors.

]. o. VOORHEES, 4 BRo.-These gentle
men, whose advertisement appears on our
first page, have the finest and largest stock Of
goods now on hand ever brought to keokuk.
We took look yesterday through their ex-
tensive establishment. The four floors OF
their building are filled with the articles of
their trade. On the first floor are their spIen-
did sale-rooms. The second floor is filled
and piled with boxes Of furs and gloves. OF
these they have an immense amount, of all
grades and pfices-the stock surprising any.
thing ever brought TO the city. In the rooms
above this there are hats and caps; wilder.
mesa continent, metaphoricaly speaking,
OF hats and caps; superb stock; primey
supplying the wants of the home and interior
trade; and their large sales to merchants up
the Valley show that our Iowa merchants ap-
preciate this fact. On the floor above this
are duplicates of these goods and trunks.
This house, with its large stock Of goods,
not only reflects the highest credit upon these
gentlemen, for their business capacity and
enterprise, but it is q valuable institution TO
keokuk. 1t shows the extent an impor
lance of our jobbing trade. They sell goods
as cheap as they can be purchased in Chica,
60, and by their large stock they are enabled
to supply the State trade. Large sales are
repayine their enterprise in building up their
establishment. And we commend them to a
yet more extended patronage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

JAMES GALLAGHER, OF New Haven, one Of
the speakers at the johnson meeting in New
York on Monday night, is the man who. when
draft was ordered. counseled his hearers.
when the officers endeavored to enforce the
draft, ITO kill them, d--n them
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

man went ino saloon the other morn.
ing to get what be called an ..eye opener. .
The Eclectic Cleanser is the srea, eve
opener OF the age; that is. it opens peoples
eyes to the fact that cleaning can be done
cheaper, in less time, and with less labor by
its Use than by any other process.
Sold by oil druggists and grocers (st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

II the translation of "Hamlet," brought
out by Talma on the Frecch stage, the ghos.
Of Hamlet father does not tread the boards,
but is supposed to hover about the son, I'M
seen by other eyes. II was said that the ad-
nirable acting OF Talma conveyed to the au
dience more awful idea OF the visitation
than could he produced by any visiblu spec
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q. Lsai, Xiv. s.sss ss.rs...

fsePuD''c"H VI roPseWpef
Cattle-Rsceipts were 500 head since Saturday
u noon The market has been arm Aud IL aesivs
this morning With sales Of 400 head II to 81.
hogs-Market ccntinnsa quiet With salcs Of $50
head. 1t e4 to sic per b.
shssP-Prime arc not sesty and ars In setive
demand IT es 70 -. whils sennon sss duli n a.
each.
sio to 4l7 each.
per head " seSs'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

ouR friend J. R. Copelsn places on our
table several late Eastern pspers, for which
be has our thanks. He arrived home yester
day from trip to the Atlantic side Of this
great country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
Hosiery and Gloves, at Bag Factory.

A young man had the wool pulled over
his eyes, the other day, very efectualy.
But the wool had just been thoroughly wash
ed with the Eclectic Cleanser and cons .
euen,ly was so clean that it did not obstrt 4
his vision.
Sold bv all druggists and Rrocers. f6tl
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Sold BY all druggists and grocers.

Mas. L. A. Parker, we'll known to the
ladies of Keokuk, as she has been for four
years past in the establishment of Mr.. c. II.
Emerson, has opened shop on Fourth street
over Deans paint shop, between Maine and
Blondeau, where she will be ready to do
promptly all styles of straw work, fur repair
ing and machine sewing. Give her call.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Steamer Lucy Bertram, Asbury, 81. Louis
Moliie MePike, Burnett,
The elegant steamer Davenport, Capt Parker.
Clerks Owens and Harvey. 10 the Northern Line
packet for St. Paul and all intermediate points
this day.
The good steamer Andy johnson, Brolaski cap
tain, Clark clerk, will leave for ST. Louis this
morning at o'clock
The splendid steamer Rescue. Lamont master,
Fandyke clerk, will leave for St. Louis this day.
The fine steamer Grey Eagle, Captain Bishop.
Clerk c.tHili, viii leave fer Quincy this morning
II o'clock.
River falling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

"What with heat and dust,
certainly must
Quit trying to clean up this den, sir.
"Oh, no, my sweet wife,
Cease complaining and strife,
And I'll get a supply of the Cleanser. ;"
Sold by all druggists and grocers. Ct
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o0'a oy all druggists and grocers.
l6t



From the chicase Evening Pos, Sen, 81,
IL will be obser,ad y, -, -
crosby below, thai the books g.. u aup 2. ar.
40. non % , me crosby Opera House Art Hssoo;pp
ton will be kept open for .hor a.. 1850 nssacaa'
s soor.. the tune tune. originally .dvert.ed T his
the A..oc., soe ,o By the inability Of
one OF which, corth the sxbsc-;ntisen. sines-
2 certificate accompanies each subscr!n,t;eas. q
- last ~ vas made necessary by IL a aon-
end IN order to close out al the csrs;scs,asn1o
NJ DAY ST for the drawing. Thai AZ y
experiences has proved, vas 81 TOO :oo -
The printers could not furnish enerav;r., e :.
enough TO accompany oil the cert;6c.tss
within the time specified.
We take this occasion again 10 assure the
public Of III. entire good faith Of The man
ekement Of this Association. n there = env
failure TO answer fully The pr,mises Of TIE
advertisements, tAsrs assd ~ losess b ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

If a man negects the plainest precautions
against the approach of disease, he is held,
and very justly, to be either . fool or . mad
man. What, then, shall be said of man
who refuses to keep supply of the Eclectic
Clenser," which has already worked q revo.
household labor7
Gu - fa..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27
Nubias and Scarfs, at Bag Factory.

BrAsKs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages.
Bills Of LAding and all kinds of Justices
Blanks, call at the GArs CIrY Counting
Room
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

TIE mighty Hercules almost prose hi,
back cleaning out he Aueean stables. Null
atuoes OF women amost break their backs
cleaning house. The "Elecsic CIenser,, ia
the great house cleaner, and should b. in
every family.
'oia oy all druggists and grocers. fsn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

WE are indebted to Mr.. Edward Kilbourns,
inst home from New York, for late Eastern
papers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

vnis unrQn<lsi preparation uhsrh possess The pecs-
ar o. seessg xreS hsir % ID csteiss co
or snf II 10 Assnme the colur II pnasss hsfne
Turned xvry " III p-vnan-ut rpFs for 0.rsrre
strengthens SUI savsps tie tGs ba ssvee ~
hair . I~ssinE and pasaral uoassnes, esrsa 6.drrn
srurf 4 hrns and snr~nss 81 The skfn per,ous that
hare tried hs pv~p<r sftor ~ shat thsy nav, tr N
kinds o. font and Har ke&snsasisss, aus hs1 a,v.r
rn able % m any article that w.a,d protnee the de
st-d r-rutf anti th-~ hsd si-d my Hair Ics II -
.u,ed Ison- ~ho hsd ss'd Of DE- dru6 ai kns.
tee and crns. ssth~s the k.pe II -
Tvs fh~ vi r head ard Vi the eenrss a th,rtx n.
afer assAw ns rpnte VI -rurf ard esndruA ali la
esr"# sfdts's ssit, etiah hsa nnfi that tu,s hsen
gr'ssf "Vo'tfs
m W. eeas NJ dH+ tatn~s M@r~Anr ~ ~ ., !. r..
ia.ass .is-~ hear w4s eivrtcst vtsh teteS cs.s.rs
q asnu,hn sna sesFt = n-t shTed stsse .sa whose
hot ts' almost rnn NE ely fffes Get /. sarr - N,
~ q ut rgrr fr N me Of sNrse wsshs I, MI
e. Z = y nir .eat sssas,rs healshs eonSsise "a
~ hsh esUm4rced to grow bs@ns3es1Iv ms g 49,
eesAa. :. - aasA Y sAsras1 s,sa .s.ssss
~ 80, ~ $1,000 = - - - u = ~
49, eANs4 sss~ = ssssss ~ ~,
ssss4 psts@ = sases ~ ssase~ Asssi AHvs..t =
y ]. .,s.s- -~>4aA4r
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new York Market.
b. rei-rraph] Nav Yoak. sept. -
co,to---p ul; sss for mid hing spiasds sss sa for
Orl,aas.
Rleu--Rscsdtss 9 2ss bbls: io49oc bsftrI for hisA
and y grade add vi hont MA .risi charge Tor ne
nm grads; :. :oslo 81 fr sapsrhss saates n ice -
ast r sup~rnn-. % stels 90 for sx,n u - -
si2 70 for trade brand; elssinG quiet. Eye u y
NOR active Corn A-ai 6rm.
whisky net ard arm, saars In bond as " ~
Wheat safe higher. With on'y hnitsd supply y
s. for nss Chicago .rsinE q - sintsr Amber ~
s,rinr mixed; - IS white chisan-
Rye-Nors active ana hrme.. V91l % for Western
B.riry-tirneis.e. ct 81 u r State AID old cAp.ds.
Cotn-R.eeip,, s,.iA bn.hels 1872 higher; rood
% cuiativ. inqsiry: % for Inf rE ssoee .hipptns
mixed esteem Al at 81 GO In store % whits wesss
ost.--ic better, ssts9so1 fr theago, sles. MI
vank.e. 50 ssase
Pork-Ncis ae,ire: III sts35 90 hr new mess
closed vt {se % c.sh: f3l cea 81 Is old Do So g
% 90 for prim also .airs of2 $50 tbao-v -, Er os
tober buyers option, at 49, 90
o6es pui
sag.r-oaist Cuba lo5 ssliI.: Mola..ss dull
Beef-st-ads and unchanged.
Lard-Dull lsi 1eisi4
Butt. r--Qai.i 20 ess for Western.
cheese-stesd,, 10 sie
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-27

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WAe6essAs HesuSesa - vhS@ Vhs6S ~ susesa
= 1rena,s - - 80. =. eeo,,. =.
Corn-ln1ae N - v6nev aoun0n ~
pae-AAa n1uA~
uslk-na9aa Wssosss.
-. 49, u...a..a
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4 - 49, v1..A- - -. Aa~Ase - ~ 49,.
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OrR esteemed friend Rev. Mr.. Scholte, oil
Pella, called upon us last evening.
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COLLECTION OF BouSrY.-See Van Valken'
burg's card. augio-Sm
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FoRrY CExrs per line for each inser.
ton will be charged for ell notices Of over
hree lines in this column. No notices how
sver short inserted for less than OLE DOL
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Nsw Yerk Asasy Market.
BY Telegraph sfs foaE D. pt Is
Money saey At AS per cent for call loans;
Sterling IL aru ios31Alo
Gold Is ar msr. opening at i4sa< closing at ls5l.
Government stecks quiet and without decided
change
Frsights to Liverpool qriet.
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PORT OF KEoKuK.

ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
stesmer Andy johnson. Brolaski, St Lonis.
E Grey Eagle, Bishop, Quincy.
a Mollie McPike, Burnett, st. Louis.
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses an
Il Household Furniture bs enecsed in the 4tns N
ssrusn Coapcsy. OF Hartford. Ho~< sSrn~1e Srapeny
New fok, aod other rrsponsisle stock eoapanes Der
one 10 I'VE year, At rstss ranging fron 20 j
PER cat on the $40 fss the Who tf- .
cheap - a"y Other f@ponsibls company FOR relish. }
iufcrastion On Insurance. call The nnderss ned
can gise b~ts-r Indemnity thas Re found ssb
asssey In this section [dsc.1l HB TrN-xyCK
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For sale.

A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
rtras, es-trr3. fnit lot. h. ~ Let s. LICK
liz in h~-ous Loser sirap k,s1Y ak Z. be en-.
rfer.. Tiue SO " s~i-s Pre- $40 cash ~hhh
streid set buy the Lriek IN the H4use
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