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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-25

SOMETHING ABOUT THE WAR One Of our exchanges
says the New York Herald's foreign correspondent,
shows that tile nations Of Europe have evidently been
astouished at the rapid and successful movements of
the Prussion armies in Hanover and Saxony. The re-
port Of the occupation of Dresden and Leipsc pro-
duced considerable surprise among the citizens OF
Vienna but nothing like CONSERVATION excitement.
Profound secrecy maintained relative to the Aus
trian plans Of campaign. It vas alleged in Paris that
the French people dcested tile Prussans and the
policy of their government, whilst on the other hand
it was reported from Berlin that the emperor Napo-
leon is in hearty accord with Bismarck and king Fred
erick William.
The Italian volunteers on tile right bank Of the Pc
we're in sight Of the Croatian sentries guard for
Austria, on the left bank. The duke Of Chartres,
Louis Philippe grandson, had rendered MS services
as an officer to Victor Emanuel, but the offer was
wisely declined hY the Italian cabinet. This is the
same young gentleman who, in company with bis illus
rious uncle the prince de Joinye, joined the federal
army under Mcclellan; but, after two or three bat
ties, finding fan in the smell Of gnnPowder and the
shock Of war, resigned and left for parts unknown
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-25

Tie attention of the reader is invited to the adyer
tisement of Elstuer, Trustworthy & Co., commission
merchants and wholesale and retail dealers in dry
goods family groceries, hardware plantation supplies
sell Oh the leyce corner Of Milan street One Of the
members Of this firm remain in New Orleans constantly
for the purpose Of purchasing, BY which means they
are able to keep constantly on hand full and com
plete assortment. They have ample accommodation
fer storage and to that business give particular atten
ton,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-25

1t will be seem by perusng our advertising columns,
that q w Lewis recorder Of this parish, offers his
services as real estate agent Mr.. Lewis is well quail
fed TO attend to all business entrusted to him.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-25

Those enterprising merchants, Cumming, Morris &
Co, No % Texas street. are in receipt Of $50 coils
Of superior baling rope, which they offering at
eAtremeIy low prices.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-25

DR.. CRAvEN's Book.-The Washington correspon-
dent of the Boston Post says that "thc sale Of Dr..
Cravens book in the district of Columbia is greater
than the sale Of any other book ever before offered.
Notwithstanding the extraordinarily high price, the
scarcity Of money, and the fear to spend it. this book
is bought by the very poorest classes Of the commu-
nifty with an avidity that proves how universal is the
interest felt in Jefferson Davis Radical conservative,
democrat and secessionist, all but fight orer Pecu-
niary, if it sell everywhere else it does here it
will be the greatest literary success Of the century
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-25

Ctpt Leonard was one of our Oldest and mos. r.
spdcad citizens, end his death Mil be regretted bv
larg r circle of acquaintauecs.
=.
Consigneas OF Merchandise per Steamboats,
l24s}p8 d Co--Weiuhaus Garrett, Marshall Tev,r
pkg; Buckner, PARIS, Texas DO " QuigIey
Plbt Point Texas, do; Means Pearson, Paris Pey,
as, I2s5 dc; i l}arthod, Mount EEteIp Texas
dbl ? 2 PUursiul eco, New Orleans, 10 dol 4 CamD
bell Shreveport, La, DO; DR. Sears Marshall Tgx6s
! dpi 3 Deusou eco, Tyler, Iexus, 19a de- William
Mci&ud &c., New Orleans, La, 5U4 do; N i c j Fos
ter Gaddo pa ish, 10 doi Il Brown Gco, ler Tez
az, l5 do; L Z DeLisle Geo. Marshall Texas do W
w &I Grihuan, Tyler, Texas, do; hrs NJ Wagbor
Mut5haIl, Texas, do; DR. l. Moore, Shreveport ID
I dby ~ NJ Bruce Marshall, Texas, ! do; Cummings
MORRISON &co, shreveport, La lJo do L benson &c.
Ty3er, Texas, dc; steamer Louis B0r, river. e do
/ AE9tasr, Hta8Wortby d CG.-J J Chancellor New
Salssn pkgs; 2 Jones' Shreveport, 4 Do; I D
Campbell Jacksonville, 20 do, John Parks do DO
MeIilt do 3 90, Juslan lilly DO do; shamblin Gco
Laurssa, SIS do; " Adger Il Il, II do, GCLl Adser
do do S i Marshall Henderson, do.
fFajsk d B1tS8eau-M Dupp!emeyer, Marshall a
pkaes VI Racquet, NaCOgduches, | DO i Philns
Malsfeld, 81 do; " Sentel CO, G ilinsburg u
/ do: Is " McKneaIY Arkansas, z DO; Geo Eiiumsor
/ &bro Ark do; Est \ N Giner, La, & do Burton
Arm, do; j Itarrall. Pitts landing, to str LOWS
/ Dee rive, l55 Do; 4 Burton, Ark do; Abney 1
4 More Bellevue, do; Burton Ark do: ! Chandler
Bellevue do STRAIN, Shreveport, dc; s Burton
/ Ark, Ia DO; ErersOa, Scott Geo, Kingston, do Full
/ love- IuugeIf0rd &co, KeacAie dai P raifoad La
/ dgl w Bradfeld Marshall, Il DO; NJ Mcfarland
&co, Tyler do S Tourney, Greenwood, Il do; /
/ Preston Gold point, 10 do; 7 J Durham, Henderson
/ y dc; DR. 5 a Goodman. Tyler Il do; " Trabue
! Cartilage s do; F Wood, Marshall, I92 do; Est X
Dickson, Carolina bluff, II do; Fleish Smith / Good
I man, Tyler, do; Harrison Geo, Bo8sier.
ytlsg d Fylag&.-shneider 4 wilbur, Texas, I.
D tgs3 Garter Suuth, Rusk, do; >chwarts Lister
&co, 'MarahaI, 228 do, J II YaEHook do 5bl | l5t
stouet3 ana hardware-Il 027 los; HilIams Barron
Rusk Texas, pkg; Wiley Harris Henderson. Texas
% Go Schwartz, Marshall, Texas. lQ1; Earkns
Jons57ile DO; Lancaster & Lewis, Marshal, Texas
2 do;lJ Valentine, Tyler Texas, J ooi Ro5enbaum
Texah, II dc, A 4 Yates do %; Z Z Baugh, Green.
wood La do.
TTaJ B ,a.-0ne thousand sccks of corn 10 ordya
J + T9ntptins, DeSoto parish, 4 pkgs.
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Henry Z. Alien and f. a. Leonard have associated
themselves together for the purpose of doing gen
eral collecting business. Any business entrusted to
them will receive prompt attention See their adver
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MoaE Nav BUmDNas-0ar enterp ising fellow
citizen, Martin Tally, Esq VINO has just complied a
new two-story brick building adjoining Tia MiIam *
change, On Milan street i 81 tho eve ii laying tht
foundation Of eight more tWosory brick stores On tile
street, 10 the rear Of Mes5rs Elstusr Kilsuor
;ay & Co. These stores all all he computed liz the
FIRST Of January and viii ada much to sle business
and looks Of that portion Of the city H4d re few
naore such entcrprisng men d Gen. TlIy, our city
would fou,tsh Ike green bay tree
These 0AYIBUsE5.-If we are am jgj5a Of horst
flesh the omnibus enterprise is paving institution
On Sundays the star bus is & curiosity From
morning ill late in the night it is crowdea wiki dar
siCs, many Of them making dozen trips Ior lie fiji
d riding II dat wagian Our friend Suoe Is 5,
aiach pleased with tie prospects that hehas sent /,
tae q for two more omnbases, which he in.1uis t
run from the railroad depot TO tie s.eatlboess anc
hotels.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-25

RATHER "sNAKv."-A mau in Iadiana, who for
months bad been 10 declining health, ard vito was
much afflicted with asue, took heavy dose of quin.
ine, vhieh caused him 10 vonit violently. In the
process Of vomiting, he expelled from his stomach a
live snake eleven inches long and Of tbo thickness Of
m or5insry PIPE stc'n
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lied.

r II t1js PLACE, On the 10Th day Of July 1885, Cont,
A. IEuNARD, aged siXty-nine years F'
Ctpt Leonard was one of our Oldest and mos, -.
spdcted citizens, and his death niD be regretted bv
large circle Of acquaintauecs.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-25

weae fI asel q F,aas. h Wood, druggist, Ear.
=as ss=z=g Es9s = Ei1 t11s .se4==t= f-fa==
The citizens Of Marhsll viii be pleased TO learn that
Nv Wood bas just returned from the city vi.h fai
stock Of drugs, medicines paints, oils, SC.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-25
SEEIIFF1s EALE.

TN DISTRICT COURT-State Of Iouisiana-Parsh
Il Of Cadd0--Eo. 7I49-MA2HEw WATsUE vs. J. G.
BEALts svudic. By virtue Of writ of sale to di.
reced by She Hon the District Court Of the parish u
Uaddo will sell public auction at the Court House
door, in the city Of Shreveport parish and State a2ls
said, IN
Saturday, the 1t day Of September, IsCG,
between thg hou}s Of 10 o'clock A. " O'clock z.
H., the ioii9wmgdescribed property t0-'Fit
This norlheust quarter Of the soutLe9sJ quarter Of
the sGutneist quaier If section tliry-fcur a.
ship aiGh.seu - range fourteen ga, containing
forty acres, move less situated n tho parish q
Caddq
SEIZED as the property Of tla defendant, and to DO
solo t3 satisfy he writ the sbgvs entitled suit, with
all copts
Ier, ns Of sala-CAsu. with 5orsf9of aprraisomsns.
FLAVIUS ]. SIMPSON, Dep, Sheriff
Shrsrcport July ? lsh5. T6t pf @l5 Is
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SHREVEPORT:
NEDNEsDAY..........-...........JTLY .. see:

Thos Mcintyre, Or New Orleans, Is our ong.day au-
thorzod agent 70 receive subscriptions and eFertse-
uents.
Colonel s D. Wood Of Marshall, Texas. is 3ur daily
authorized agent 70 receipt for subscriptions
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-25

THE CABINEr.-A Washington letter, Of the 18th,
says letter of secretary Weles has been made pub
lie. He unquafcdy endorses the presidents restora-
ton policy. Messrs. Seward, WeIes and McCulIoch
only will remain in the cabinet It is thought Ran,
DALI tho first assistant postmaster general win sue
coed Dennison The Union charges secretary Harlan
with writing letter to the republican caucus in which
he is said to have detailed cabinet secrets, and also
advised The republicans to remain To session 70 taaart
the plans Of tle president The article bss created
much .e...L..n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

From the Indianapolis Journal.
koroNo. 0ctoher 2

hokoNo, october 70.
A terrible and horrible shooting ARRAY &C.
CURED in this city this morning. Chambers
Allen, formerly resident Of this city, was
shot and instantly killed by Dr.. Cole. Mr.
Allen had called at the post Office and in.
quired after letters. and as be passed out Of
the door upon the sidewalk he was met by
DR.. Cole, who remarked 10 him "You arc
the man who ruined my poor wife, and inn
mediately drew q revolver and fired, the ball
entering the right breast The doctor fred
again, the ball passing through the back Of
the unfortunate mans head. Mr.. Allen fell
on the sidewalk, and DIR. Cole shot him twice
again. both balls entering the stomach. He
vas carried into the post office, where Cor
oner's inquest was held. DIR. Cole was ar
rested, and after and examination before the
Mayor, was committed TO jail.
There are various reports in circulation a.
to why DIR Cole killed Mr.. Allen, but it 10
supposed that AZ improper intimacy between
the doctors wife and Mr. Allen was the cause
Of this terrible homicide. Mr.. Allen has
wife living in Hagerstown. He WAS At one
time resident of indianapolis.
DR.. Cole was gentleman Of responsibility,
and good physician. The murder is deeply
deplored BY orr citizens, and we certainly
hope that we may never again be called upon
to chronicle another murder in our city.
Mr.. Allen remains will 90 to Hagerstown
TO- morrow for interment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


New xoek Market.
By rsIegrsph.l NV YotH, Oct a.
Cottos-Irr-aular and hsavy; ss< hss niediug mp
lands ~ to,z Tor Orleans
Floar-opsnsd load better, but closed quiet ssd
arm At slight sdvsse.; $40 soall pe fer Rxtrs est.;
3l2 Z. es 50 for Ex.r. T. H. o. and SIS eo&ls 90 for
trsds brands Bye Flour active and very Arm at q Is
o. 81.
whhky-Quist ssA ,ssdv; State in demand Al "a
whest-Aetive. and s0loc higher; - soo2 - for
very sferior Cb,eags eprtpg q soO2 - for No Chi
cage and Ailsaukss.
Rys-Quiet old western 81 -.
corn-hsseipss 81, 100 bushels 8 Csc hover, closing
sns~ttsd and arm 81 - sor inferior. 81 Soal ~ for
shipping nixsi Wsssrsn In store sod anoas chiefly
81 saGi 81, closing Arm 1t 81 1901 $.
0sss-Ic lower, 7oO;6c for Chicago and Miivsuk.s
Povk-Dscidsdiy arm-r, ISL sol IS 70 cash; IN Nd
~ rs regular new noes. eosias At sss % cash. $50
old mss@ q so fur prime Ai,o l,7.e bbh 40 nss
~ 80 SELLERS, all No,subst ~; ~ .riisr Dsesnbss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

ACCOMMODATING HIMSELF TO CfRcuNsrAE.
cEs.-The Richmond correspondent Of the
Oanville R,yister tells the following anec.
dote about Allegheny johnson on the
march to Bii-ioe Station in the tall of 1858.
The Genera vas riding along to road, and
perceiving eae Of his men up q persimmon
tree. halloe nut to him:
81 say, there, what are you doing up there?
WY ain y'sa with your regimeni?'f
- m geti.n simmons. am" replied the
soldier. :.
"Persimnons, thunder! They are not ripe
yet. They IRE not 6t to eat
"fes, but General, persisted the Con-
fed. I'm trying to draw my stomach up 10
suit the sine Of my rations. fit stays ike it
10 now shall starve
The General had nothing further TO say,
but rode on.
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flamtlal xns Cummertial.


2ooota1y A0At1o.
BY Telegraph INV YoRK, Oct. 70.
Money continues abundant Tho Danks
snsr round amounts freely ut Per cent on call
Discounts are dull there Is less demand for
paper, and 81 per cent may Be quoted the minimum.
Ths Stock market shows, decidedly, more &c
tivity and greater armnsss. At regular Board
the activity was generally At an svesags sAvanss
Of about per cent. Northwestern took another
upward bound, advancing to eoi, an improvement
ora, with sales, shout ave thousand shares. The
preferred stock rose in sympathy with common.
c and r we're Arm. The minor wsstsra roads
we're Active. Hannibal ST. Joe. rose y per cent
Governments are more active, and are more in
demand from the public 5-2os of 1855 ef both
issass are in demand and AG9A better; f-ses i'm
proved /;
Gold stocks show slight improvement With
indications Of a reaction from the late depression.
Atlantic 4 Pacific continues firm, sales being
10 ade at six dollars.
Exchange 10 Dows ! osi@l osi for prime
Bankers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

Ar the annual meeting Of the Anoskeag Manu.
featuring Company the capital was stated nj three
million dollars, and the corporation has surplus
Of nearly tso millions more. II manufactured
T. 700 GOO yards Of various descriptions Of cloth ias
ysar md ito profits were nearly 20 per cent on lis
capital, IS per cent of which WAS divided among
its stockholders. The Manchester Prin, works
has Also become OF grsa, magnitude. Its
capital is 81 $685. goo, and it had surplus of half
. million or more. The profits OF last year we're
about II per cent and he dividend for the first six
months II per cent, and for ths last half year
o per cent. Nearly twenty million yards Of cloth
were Manufactured, Of which nearly fifteen millions
wers delaines, and the remaining print cioths and
WOODEN goods. OF hosiery there also manu-
featured u, 600 dozen pairs. The hxed capital II
the company, invested in real estate and machine
~, 10 81 ,0eo, 900, and the working capital and
surplus 10 u, 100000. A pretty fair exhibit for
poor unprotected" New England factories.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

RIsToRI's street costume is fairly gorgeous.
On recen, promenade on Broadway, her
dress was of the heaviest black damask silk,
With large white silk stars woven into the
texture Of the fabric in a manner which made
the stars lock as if they were made ofsilver.
The head dfess consisted of white lace lap
pels of the most costly and fairy>like works
manship, hung pendant and covering the
ears, reachiag down to where the dress was
fastened at the throat The head dress was
surmounted by several beautiful marabout
feathers. and from each ear hung pendant
string Of diamond drops, four in number,
valued at Sl2.000-very massive in their ap.
pearance. The paraso was one of the finest
and heaviest white silk. In her hand she
carried fan ofintricate workmanship.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

THK Memphis appeal does not 3 IN "a
have profited much by the experience of the
late war. Its talk has the old flavor Of inso.
ience aud assumed superiority. How lose
VIII II be before il renews its boast Of the en-.
tire ability Of one Southerner to wh;p ave
Yankees? THIS paragraph has touch Of its
sncient quality:
The difference between the negro of the
South and the barbarian in his native vilds
Is - great ~ between Southern gentleman
and white cravattsd Yankee blue belly"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01
MosrAsA hasa gold-be.rins ares Of .bou

MONTANA has gold bearing ares OF about
IS .eoo,oSo acres. What have beeu termed the
third and fourth tiers Of the longitudinal gold
bearing regions Of North America consists Of Arr
soniA, Utah. Montana, New Mexico, Colombo,
EebraskH. and Dscotah. All the commerce Of this
vast area radistes TO and from the city Of New
York. Since ths fret discovery Of gold in ls4s
and ls4s, nearly one handrsd and ff,y millions Of
gold has been mined in the countries We have just
named The gold product Of California, Oregon,
'Washington, Nevada, and Idaho, from lsls to
1858, was 81 SO, COS, 900
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

HoS. IoHs l.. TnoxAs, Representative in
Congress from the Second MARYLAND District.
ana candida'e for re- election, had 4 recent
conversation with General Grant in New
York, in which the hitter explicitly and VOL
unfairly took ground 10 favor OF the Con.ii-
tational Amendment, and declared that 4
would be fatal 10 the South il they refused "a
adopt 1t. ln all the speeches Of Mr.. Thoms.
he gives the particulars of this convsr,etion.
IN which the General gave him this unouaI.
lied assurance. Chicago Tribune
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

"wnY 10 Il that 80 many American women
die 1t an ags when they should be in tn.
prime Of lifef' is often asked. tn.
answer is easy. Household drudsery break
them down completely. The best way for
house, keepers 70 tighten their daily labor,
and thus prolong life, = TO use the "Eclectric
Clesussr.n lis without m equal.
Sold BY Ill druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

SrEAKiSG roK rHg PREslDESr-In an eds
tcrial article Of JEFF. Daris in the Richmond
Times of last Tuesday, that VIGOROUSLY dis.
loyal sheet thus speaks of President Johns
SON:
"As far a. the President is concerned, ~
feel assured that bis sympathies, as wiee a
they are generous. are for the illusesious
State prisoner at Fortress Monroe, and that
could he, III spite of public clamor, throw
open the gates for him TO morrow, to depart
without delay, he wonld do it willingly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

FoR removing spots from painted wallis,
the "Cleansee cannot be equalsd. Every
housewife who wishes to save labor and time
should keep it constantly on hand. Every
bottle u worth its weight ia-Cleanssr !;
which il better than gold.
Soldby al druggists and grocss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

BY feIegrsph.I cucAso. ocs a.
Flour- steady at about yesterdays rang. OF press.
whest-Not very active; No At u qt@2 n No
Spring ct 81 ssDs os No w,nt.e 1t a so Reject
ID 81 72oi s.
Cornu sssstisd and excited opened dun 1t - for No
In STORE vent back TO 81 but private a4vices By Obi.
crested excitement and let rapidly vest to sx
oss. at which hgur~ quoted ~ Close No quiss
81 w.
oats-Aeavs md un-estisd Sa4c decline; 10 u
tetS 0s3h. ciesins quiet 1t sslSaE.
Rls-opensd dull. u 60 for No 1; u o. for No 2tr
store, cl,s,ns hrn.
sarey-sAssdy; cioses dull ss for 10 q o. for R.,se,
ID In store
PorkAsss In good demand for shipmest ssiss 1t sss
Tor new; tSooso 50 for DID,
LArd-Dull; and &c lever; 137<9A fer prime stesn
kettle rsndsssd.
castie-Bsss e,fofc medium sI<Dsc stock 4kOsLc.
Hogs-s0e 30
shssr- 4x3s,@; common st4o4L
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

A NovELrY.-There ID to Be seen 1t the
City Hotel . simple but ingenious fassst,
which measures liquors ~ drawn, and in 20
doing dispensss With all the common fassets,
measures and tunnels. twill certainly save
much time, labor and waste. Those interest
ed and the curious should zee it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

A NAsHyILLE paper noticss IN exodus OF
people Of East Tennessee, practically on the
way "a Texas II says that East Tsnnssseans
are leaving BY hundreds. and that, if Texas
is receiving Is many emigfants from other por-
tons Of the country ~ she is from East Ten.
nesses, her vast prsiriss will soon Be 6llsd
up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

"WoMAs: she needs no suloxium abe
speaks for herself was the toast offered by
m enthusiastic inai' idual, At . celebration.
The same sentiment might be very appropri-
ately utsseed in behalf of the "Eclec,r;c
Cleanser" which is rapidly attaining . m.
sional reputstion
Soh ~ a drug gists and grocer..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

REcoRprR LEKcn discharged Blop ysstsr-
day, who was before him on the complaint Of
Mr.. P. Sauer. The latter did his part toward
indicating justice, and protecting society
from lmposition:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

UEsEsAL GAHisAIpr, on his lAts arrival in
Florence, sunned NJ his coupselss 70 the
crowd assembled beneath the windows Of the
villa at nallosguardo By IL fhlleuing words,
Addressed to he fenale portion Of ~ sadi-
encs: aftnlian mothers, Italian Sisters, II Jon
wish your sons and your brothers 70 Be good
patriots, never again enter confessional.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

The supporters of "Ay Policy" in Ken.
lucky are determined to elect john c. Breck-
inridgs to the United States Senste next
winter. As A. J. and Mr.. Breckenridge were
fast political friends in 1850, such . move
ment will doubtless receive his Excsllsncy' Z
hearty cooperation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

Cohs one, cone al, and invsss call
amount Of capital in the srsaE institution Of
he go. The "Eclectic CiSasssr'' not only
removes al staias and dirs Atoa ~ hosse,
bet = eisars he atmosphere ofksas, By ~
hsviag woman of hsr srsatsGs denss6e ~.
Aals. s,'
q "a - - - - a..sssAf = tx@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

TIE LrcruRE Introductory to the Medical
class viii be delivered at the College Hall this
evening, at II O'Clock, BY Prof. Chaplain.
Let there be q full attendance to hear the
learned Professor. The class is already
large.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

CocrIr RusH is now playing m St. Louis
where she 10 universal hvorite. The press
Of that city speaks highly Of her acting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

LAoER beer, it seems, has become what
may be called ''natunlized'' Americas
beverage, for the amount manufactured in this
country il aid to exceed the amount made
in Europe,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

CAnrrr CHArs.--Just received good ~.
riety Of fine cotton carpet chain, at the Bag
Factory, lO6 Main street. (2t-thurs-sun.)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

SEE Mr.. Harper's advertisement, headed
"Great Bargain" He will take Keokuk
property in part pay for his residence and
stock Of goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

Hoosrxa Jeans and rannsls. Phillips 3
Kerr, sole Agents, IS Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-01

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burr's card. asslo-sn