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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-22

1ssss Or ~ = ye~1..AsA. a6Qnes1
vsnAead alnsssd hiasslf ~ nosuing b
stondlng In Tho cellar q vle,Ie's Oloek, and
exposing his petsca - pajIahs lhdiseI-
Hearing Of u aseetlepan 'vspt - 49, =
psppesiae, = sim hin = s6nn1 lhrssttse.
hat ~ bsslsdtA SsAt . ha1ay tstiAt, aA1
Assat bssa hsssd ef slncs. He = Nh
known. lfhs u % And sfsnhitleiae bic psr-
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ply aesoa - = ~ ~ saaheeS. AsssoA
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-22
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nsnnhnnens u ~ Tlssel Perebuesv.

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= ssPs3 IT. sssse1os 4 pssils =
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-22

GIvIHo rP GsNERAL 1RAnS.-The sadi.
eals are 10 . me i unhappy mosd. just now.
at discove a hat Gen. Gnst :spprovss 4
The Philadelphia convention. The Chicago
r. psblicas, speaking q ths esrsmsniss q
White House, q ~ seeep;ioa of ~ ees.
essdiags Of ths Natlonai Unjsa Csnvvntios,
says:
The fsaturs Of The reception vhieh viii
create most surprise y, the psseesee and
appasent sympathy Of General Chant, who
has hsrstofors professsd 10 b in full SYM
paGhy with Congfses. The Presidsut
wuuld naturally wish 70 make . show d
having seedsed his so-opseatiea. but l,
would b sqps1lr pelurel 49, e.. s0rast,
il be disappSosso oflAs 6a9sse q ~ msst.
ing, should dsslise 70 Il psescnA Ths
chessS foe Grant ass o0ioeus.
All the leading .deserals sodorss the
prssidsnts' policy, end largs aajodty d
The seadiss 4 -. ~ vin - lbsaa 4 ths
couisg dsctioA Ths seolcals hsss tSaeo5
. great - s4sut ~ the sslli'
friends; A6sst giving Shen ~ ths edess,
and III ths bssad bad bsttsr within theii
rsilh, butit. vas '.all til. and no sids -
bat ~ dat Asd3 JJAnssa fas The -.
srol a sgairs, Ne = (ytdhk ~ ss.ditts t6sif
|insG dsssrts- s-St,ins thsai tAs s@sss.-
ak1I's WfAG's ~ sAasos vtsA .0lssv.i
0e>~k
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-22

,EmOD. ,. HES. n. -.
TDuYSlCIAH AMI SURGEON. Oai,s. coz.
ner Main aad "a streets. Reoldeooo etA
street. between Scott asd Wsssssn Assaae.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-22

y.r!t1isl1, 49, q p,sr,6A -.
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oeoo. 40. SAy. 0yoo-1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-22

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-22

! 70 rms PvslI0.- 1ss ~ kinds Il = ~
- bcys' sssdy>aaas easthisos aasssse
tuss1 u ~ latssl stylss, saa sslA = u
lowest rstss. saA - nsas Msyss . O., u
Ne. II Weet Seeoud Street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-22

CaolsnA At LECaAIas. From . LsClaire
correspondent, vs lsosn that bro. HuoA Of
Athe Scott COUNTY R.v..sey. = aoS tsset.a-
tsd with IT, shelssa. We si,esscly wish
him spssdy sseosery.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
Rusl,in on Judas.

In Che Grown OF Wild Olives Jos
RusMN thus charactcrzes, in his trenchant
style, those who live only 70 make money
as imitators Of fJUDAs:
We do great injustice to lscariot, in
thinking him wicked above all common
wicseducss, lie was only common money
lover, and like all money lovers. didn't un-
deretand Christ; couldn't mike out the
worth of Him, or meaning of Him. lir
didn't want Him TO DE killed lie was hor-
rorstruck when hc found that Cmistwould
be killed threw bis money aWuy Instantly,
and hanged himself How many OF oilr
present money seekers think ycu, would
have the grace 20 hang themselves, whoever
was killed. But Judas Wasa common, SCI
fish, muddleheadod, pillering fellow; bis
baud was always in the lag OF tho poor
not caring for them. lie didu't understand
Christ. yet believed in Him, much more
than most ofus do; had seen Him do mir
acics, thought He was quite strong enough
to shit for Himself aud lie. Judas. mlgiit
rs well make his little hy yperquisitcs mil
of the Affair." Christ would conur ont 81 II
well eUough and he have fhe fhirty pieces
Now, that Is the money seekers ii,w sli
over the world. 40. VI NOT -T.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
aaistellaueous.


This is an article for washing without rubbing
except ia very dirty places which will require a
very slight rub and unlike other preparations Of
lered for Ike purpose, WILL NOr nor TnE CLOTHES
but will leave them much WHITTIER than ordinary
Methods without the usual wear and tear.
IL removes grease spots rs if by magic and soft
ems the dirt by soaking so that rnsing win in or
binary cases entirely remove II.
This powder is prepared in accordance with
chemical science, and upon process peculiar 10
itself which is secured by Letters Patent II has
been In use for more than year, AMI has proved
itself an universal fayorte wherever II has been
used Among the dSantages claimed are the fol
lowing. viz;
II saves all the expense OF sorp snally used on
cotton and linen goods.
II saves most OF the labor Of rubbing and wear
and tear
Also for cleaning windows IL is unsurpassed
With one quarter the time and labor usually re-
qaired IL mparts beautiful gloss and lustre
much superior 10 any other mode No water re-
quired except to mOisten The powder
Directions with each package
+ And can be readily appreciated by angle tliNL
The cost Of washing for family OF ave or six per
sons VIII not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers OF this powder are aware
that many useless compounds have been int to-
duced TO the public which have rOtted the cloth,
or failed in removing the dirt, but knowing the n-
trinsC excellence Of this article they confidently
proclaim ii as being adapted to meet n demand
which has long existed. and which has heretofore
remained unsuppled.
NANUFACrtH tHED BY
HOWE 4 SEEN EMS,
2BO broadway, Boston.
ALSO. MANUPACTURkRs Of FANNY nYE coLORs.
sold by ali thOcors ana Dealers, ocAl3m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
AnIncident.

As train Of cars was approaching Tie
suspension bridge. near Niagara, saws thc
Albany Argas, the conductor found young
man who could not pay his fare, The poor
fellow was evidently ia The last stages of
consumption, and cmaciated 20 Aeletot
proportions. He sat by himself and Ia,
eyes We're red, rs though be had brrn
weeping. But the laws Of the company
could not be transgressed, aud he must
leave the train. Not a person moved n,
spoke as The conductor led him from his
scat, all shiverinR with the cold; bat htSt
rs he reached the door beautiful ghl
arose from her seat and with bright spark
ling eyes demanded the amount charged
for the poor invalid. The conductor said
eight dollars, and the Young and noble
girl took that sum from her pocket book,
and kindly led the sick youth back 10 his
seat. The action put to shame several meu
who had witnessed IL and they offered 10
pay half,N but the whole soulea woman
Indignantly refused the assistance. Whom
the train arrived in this city the vouns
proteclress gave the invalid money 70 keeI,
him over night and send him 10 his friends
next morning.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22


from the uontmmer, Mali srptcpiAci q;
Howell Rose. tine old citizen of tons.i. snf
well known for his wealth auJ Tor his uo-
ccntrcities. died last week M his log cabin
in toosa county, Alabama. By boarding
his means for macy years be had been en-
abled To accumulate q property of nearly
S3OAQ0O, III of which passe, by his death
20 the use of his wife Tor life, AIr.Gose
had, in giormcr will LEFT body OF iaIal.
embracing several thousand acres, lo Le
divided among his RgroeS whom hc la
tended to manumit Bntiu consequence of
the violence which hc experienced at the
hands of the enemy he changed his will.
and committed them 10 the Freedmen's Ru-
reau.
Amer the surrender n body of GniIkaes
went 10 the old mans house ia search OF
gold, and tlreatcned to hang him unless he
producedit The old man euolly told them
to hang and that they would find his
pretty tough old neck They hung him IA
three times but produced no confession
No man Of the neighborhood was proha-
bly, more extensively known than Howell
Rose. ....,#.H
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
Every Family, Store, Mandatory,
Hotel, &c, should have one.
The Filthiest Water in the World will
pass through it,
Metropolitan Restaurant.
Ana come oui icy cool and clear as amhor,
NO. III rhira street,

NWs II = = II q ~ 'N y
Adam Knecht 81 Son, Props.
1TVALs furnished az all hours during the day
M and evening rue best of everything the
market aflords will DE supplied.
LUNCH every saNday aud Wednesday morn
mss ~ ten O'Clock. iusd2w
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
To face the raging of The iiood
l'ul not au angry tathprln

But "laint heart ne'er won fair lady
eperious journey was at last saiclyluide.
the venerable Esq shelton, now In tie
ninety-second year Of his age twho has
been magistrate more than half q ccntu- f,
ry. and during that time has united about
liity couples per year,, was at oace awak-
cncd, and readily getting up amid the con
gratulations Of the friends who nceoml,a-
nied them, united thc now hanpy lovers II
the holy bands Of malrmony. For the
preScut this closes the scene; whrn tht
curtain next rises, we earnestly trust the
ublcau may represent the bride nnd bride
groom receiving the congratulations OF
friends aAl iho forgiveness AMI henhdiciion
or relatives
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
Dancing Master Runs Away
with an HeiFess.


.tt..
.,. '''' .''' 'af's iIue hen."chian, oct O.
ne qulet oi the f0mnntic Hule "CHy Of
the Maidens' was startled u icw days since
~ an uheN pected elopement ~ fashionable
cure tne parties heluE brilliant heircss
luSl DuudinE INTO Womanhood, aud an &C
IcomphshGd proiessorot callisthcnics, form
ellN gaiiant soldier IN the Confederate
army Lhe history Ut ,heWloEe and court
sup IS Ihe same old story-"the course uf
true ioNe never did RIM snoeth'-a stern
guaiuian' VIC custodian Of the fair onn's
wealth lhterpCsed' and forbade the match,
put lu VAN; the young affections Of the
lovers h9u pern 700 deeply enlisted ard
lhey ll'u already pecome
Two soul. With but single thought
I"o Aeart thal leSi as oqS
and nad tulN realized that IN life there's
nothing half so sweet as loves Young
dream. h
How the gallant Professor wooed and
won her-Whrthcr as the dusky Mcor
MOocu ittuVMOha ana she loNcd him "lOr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22

- California paper notices the birth,
OF child, with one arm under penlliaF
circumstances Queer place for aa arm.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
ADVERTISING RATES.
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Fl. II. ROBINSON
AN ELoPENENr IN HIGH LIEgs

puBTlsHER AND PROPRIETOR.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-22
PII Cd NTX HO hi SD
M 0NTG0MERY HOUSE

U VT EiB III ID NNK EEF,
DAYTON, -.
Captain q. E. Retter, Proprietor,
uLaie Of the western Iionse, Springfield ol
Thoroughly reGttcd and renovated ihroughnntun
is NOW one of the best Hotels la ths city.
ny" Omnihuses run TO and from all Trains .6t2g
mar g-tf ~N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11
To the Voters Of Lee county. Iowa

VATHsREAs At the June sesssou. Isos n. ,.,.,d
Nv Of rapervisors Of Lee coant,, low, passed the
following RESOLUTION, viz:
Hesotred BY he Board Of Sapeyrisors Of Ii. corufx
That the sum Of ssyen Thousand Doiiars b.
for the oomal-ton Of the interior the new Jail Build
ing It Fort Madison and the be sabiees TO the
order OF the COMMITTEES on Public RuiIdinR. When an
proprat By majority Of the Leesl Voters OF Lee
ctuntv, at the ensuing election.
Nov therefore, In order 70 ascertain the sense NJ IL.
voters Of Lee county 10 regard said measure. NAV be
certains yes hereby called upon to dspost your
ballot ~ the ensuing kiscoa either favor or assnss
surh appropriation.
Those in favos OF the appropriation will deposit their
ballot FOR Jdu ApvrcpviafioW;s those opposed u tn
same, @A0ainst Jati Apprsprlatiou
The El-cfion ofhcers in the several Tcvu,hips and
kee ton ereects viii sake due Of the vote %
taken, according to law.
Witness my hand and Peal Of Omcs hs~seo sasxsd 1t
49, Fort Madison, Iowa. this 6<h DAY OF esp-
CHARMS DOBRR
Clerk - Co.. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11
q by al druggists and Rrocers.

Two days of the most gloomy weather was
succeeded last evening BY . magnificent
sunset which printed the s'bow Of promise"
on the resresting clouds in the Eass and ali
the "signs" at the present writing a.. ;.d;c..
i've OF "clear up" which will certainly be
very acceptable to the citizens Of this mun;.
cipality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

ESIARGEp.-The State Register comes to
as enlarged to seven column sheet, which
much improves its appearance. We are glad
to note this evidence of prosperity on the
part Of that spicy paper 80 sound in the polit.
ieal faith, and TO see that the completion Of
the Valley road has given TO the inhabitants
OF the Capital city enlarged views,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

q JUses T.Acr, q bssxletss, As1D aion
RepSbiican eandsdats Or Dislsaes Attorney
in this District, will address the Lincoln
Club this svshiag, = tho Coaat Hos. Let
everybody come out and hear him.
TaAs's TOO Ban i've - ~ 0A3s Orr
Of the 4th copies our "Belligerent DutcAs
mani, in full, giving credit 70 the FAirfeld
LSdoer. Let the Ledger enjoy siiits laursls,
butch, Mr.. GArs CIrY, do not rob a. q
ours. We can, however, forgive yos whom
We turn to another column Of your paper Of
the same date, and see how kindly YOU char
scter;ee the Home Visitor asa s'live journal. y
By the way, We have had it in our heart for
some time to say something about ths GATE
CRY. Mr.. Howell, the former propFietnl
and editor, has recently sold ont 70 A. W.
Sheldon. The editorial Management is now
in charge of A. w. Sheldon and s. n Clark.
The paper has been greatly enlarged and IN.
proved. and walks into railroad nstaess, my
policy and things generally, in way that
constrsins us 70 say that ksokuk has "live
iournsi' 10 the GATE CIrY.
We always asn 70 give the proper credit,
and regret our oversigM II csedilias the
"Belligerent Dutchman" to the Ledger, and
will guard against such errors in future. We
have no idea OF transferring the Vfsitor'i
laurels to any other sheet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11


elsvs Of the grand comm.ndery q 4. ~.
1.E. au'1 n IN our city to-day. Sir wn.
p 30, r. :. Grand Commander; Sir
"a -. -, . :. :. r Grand Commander.
.no oensl eminent templars from d;f.,s,.
Portions OF the State are present, and . ~"
attendance i expected. We under,t.ra ~.
shsir object 10 70 constitute Dam..co. g.
nand:ry No. s, Knights Tsnplar, nd =.
seau - oSncsn; also to praee;e, t. -,
cd drill Of - order. The p,hl;a 49,
monies will b he'd q tho AtAsses. I.
WsdneeoAs eAsraooa. whoa a add,... r.
y dslivsssd b Dir z. 4. 0siAsrt r =
7. L D., q Da1eQs. We IN - -
- WITH m ystUknns = - pvoenoik
- - te-nssvws iagaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11
REPUBLICANS remember the mee,;no

REPUBLICANS remember the meeting 1t the
Court House this evening, Of the Lincoln
Club, and make it point to be present
Jndge Tracy, your candidate for District At
torney, and others will address the meeting.
Keep the watch fires burning. The opposi
non are In earnest, and are making evmy eff.
fort. The National peril was never moro i'm.
minent, and it is your duty to 90 TO work ear.
nestly and labor with renewed zeal to pu,
down my Policy" and the rebels, At the
coming elections.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

The individuals who are proprietors of di>
lspidated, superannated, busted up, caved in
side walks, were blessed" to al eternity
during the pest two days. Many IN impre-
cation that wouldn't look well in print were
loudly uttered against them. Seriously the
sidewalks on Main, in some places, are in q
shameful condition, and ought to be re-
paired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

"AccIDHsrs win happen in the best Of
families p and those housewives who are sa-
gacious enough to deep q supply Of the "Ec-
lectic Cleanser" in the house, have at hand
the means OF removing the unaghtly stains
which will intrude themselves in the most
careful households.
Sold by al druggists and grocsrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

The incessant rain and intolerable mud had
atendency to make business rather dull on
the vtreets vesterday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

AYREs, MANN 4 AYREs have lust received
beautiful lot of Mirrors, in great variety of
size and finish. The ladies are especially in !.
vited to call and see them. They are adding
every day something Ner snd Pretty to their
now handsome stock. fsept. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

Or account Of holidays all our Jewish
business houses viii be closed on Monday,
Tuesday and Saturday Of this week, and
Wednesday (the 18TH Of next week. See
advertisement in another column. sep9.2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11
KEoKuK. Sent. 10. 1861

EDITOR GATE CRY:
l see in your paper Of the 9th, giving an
account of a Republican meeting held at the
Court House on the evening Of the 9Th, that
was appointed President OF the Lincoln
Club. was not present at the meeting and
the appointment was made without my knowl
edge, as am no politician, must mos. re-.
spectfully decline acting.
MnR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

As n matter of reference, we publish the
following bret sketch of Gen. Logans life
aud public career:
'John A. Logan was born in jackson
county, Illinois; received common school
education; went with the army ~ Q private
in the war with Mexico, and was made Quar-
termaster of his regiment; in 1s4e was elect
ed county Clerk of Jackson county, bht re-
signed in 1850 studied law, and came to the
bar in 1852. having graduated at the Louis.
vile University in 1852 was elected to the
Illinois Legislature; in 1853 was appointed
Prosecuting Attorney; in 1856 was Presi-
Dental Elector; was q second time elected to
the Legislature, and in 1858 was elected
Representative from Illinois to the thirty
sixth Congress, serving as Chairman of the
Committee on Unfinished Business re elects
ed to the thirty-seventh Congress, and re.
signing. served ~ Colonel OF the 3lst Illinois
in the Union army in 1861 in 1852 was pro.
NOTED to Brigadier for gallant conduct at
Shiloh; commanded Sd division 18th Army
Corps from it organization to the surrender
OF Nicksburg, when he was made Major Gen.
ernl he joined Grant at Chattanooga, and
took command of the 10th Army Corps at the
battle Of Mission Ridge; continued the COM
mand Of the 10Th Corps until July, 1864,
when upon the death Of General Mcpherson,
be assumed command of the Army of the
Tennessee. Ia 1866 he was nominated for
Congressman at large upon the Republican
ticket
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11
ID by oil druggists and grocers.

NATIVE PEARL vs.. PoRcELAIs.-Dentia'
ware is poor substitute for Natures. Let
those who SO believe use the Sozodout,
which, if daily applied, will prevent all me-
csssity for false Teeth by keeping the real
ones sound and healthy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

THOSE obstinate spots of dirt and grease,
large and small, which dis6gure your floors
and walls, can be removed instan.er BY the
use the Eclectic Cleanser" Give Il .
trial and be convinced.
Sold by al druggists and erocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

ALL who have used "Chilton's Eclectic
Cleanser pronounce it decidedly the best ar.
hcle for all the purposes of Washing bleach.
ing and 'scrubbin9, that they have seen. Try
ii, everybody.
Sold by all druggists and erocer,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

The beautiful countensnce of Annie Laurie
is said to have been "the fairest that e'er the
sun shone on.n The fair faces of our modern
beauties conld be made fairer by q jndicious
use ofthe Eclectic Cleanser.n
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

Chieaes saasasSs
Nv r.,esr.ph.l cnIcAso. sspt 10.
Ylour-Aetiv. and in good request for shipnsnt and
an advasc. pricss Of 3Sc per bril- sales we're nas
- soo 90 for ios grsdsa to choice spring sasFA
sOos Is spring .uperaas 81 3sols % for Whit
vizs.res4eesD0s 81 i fol1s AsaeN
Whset~ tkn alp hi Asr - sApaeA - - 81
I'd stsss, toeoh Nst spdae l0es - Ass sshs.
and sDsc on rejected spras; No spsss sod At y %
apd closed steady at % o.; No spripg froa 81 10
sax and elsssa s.sa 7sol - according to location
and price. ~ 80 higher, ss.s YER.
mad. .. 81 ssc FOR No ., aad So for yeos Al the
close ths market hx No s,ssdy q w.; Canal corn
vss m eoed feqs salss II - boat isss sds st
| s51<05Sc for No l, and IS, ~ No anoas
Coa.-Priess ic hfghsr. and the demand active,
chiefly for No sales reported 81 3,41se for new,
ed 80 10 old No ;77oz7,sc Tor New sos I'D Sic
| ~ rejected.
| Rys-ouiet and more arn, With iaproy.nsst Of
&c. With sals Of No esOes,, Aad No ~ SIC o2c
| In store.
Barley Is store 10 quss sales sss for No ed soe
| for rejected.
sssds-oaie, and steady =, a 7sGs for timothy. and
! u so63 Is for OAK
MISUNDERSTANDING, and held firmly on account OF
the advance In corn
saesr-Is In i%ir request, Eithept any ssasrisl
change Cub nou.nsl iie at l3<e CubA good 70 prime
3tfsIallc for Portland sugar; tslse1sk f< Posts
Rico good 70 choice; N,&0isx NJ crushed pevsrsd
and III al77s Tor white coffee. y extra isIDlH
MO No f3Ao14z; New York extra unahed -
1916
ooHes-u inch ngsd With . fair denaad; Rio, eonnos
10 f.f psr D. fsl1Dsh Rio. gid, 3sIs D2s bio, psius
% choice, So0so1s @ Java. aslf3t oL
| stock-ssssrs ~ 70 siS eoanea cattle to ~; bss
csktis so7h.
| Hces-e 70 s.%.
! Sheep 10 sl4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-11

IHR fall term Of the Jacksonville Fem.I.
Academy win commence on Tuesday, Sep.
TENDER l1th 1855. This institution il one o,
the Oldest Of the kind West Of the moantain,
And is most favorably located for health and
comfort as well as beauty Of situasion, and
N every respect is most desirable Educ..
uonai nome. Board, &C., can BE- Obtained in
the Institution. For particula, .ddr.., a
thayer, Principal, Jacksonville, M
augl4 dim tn thu satv