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REGISTER.

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at the Omnibus ONCE, l4T Superior street, next
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OPTICAL.

/ 3. PE2LKY, the reliable OpHciAn, Sill
. oontinnss 20 give uniysrIAl satisfAetion In th
sotios 81 his PRECISION, 10. LIS Superior stree
snson HSuns BufldinE.
-. Il h 10 the advantage o. an when soden
: 4 Ssuss e that of Virhf IL concerned, { dsAi
n ons sf ssknovlsdes1 6kn, who makes noiAA1.
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1hAusOgoAi InatrRnaF tGlF1
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&C. J. Keller, NJ. D., Eclectic Physicisn,
office hours II A. NJ. to . P. NJ, at the store
of j. S. vought, 50 south side Public Square,
during the week, and on Sunday from / to
2 P. NJ. Residence-East Cleveland, OPP
posite the Post Office, at the terminus ofthe
East Cleveland Street Railroad. Apl IL
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MUSICAL.

0BERLN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
COURSE OF STUDY.
FIRST YEAR-HGrmony md Part Erftfng
SECOND YRAR-HArm0ny continued, and
Counterpart.
THIRD TEAR-Harmony completed, Double
Counterpoint, Fugus Form and Composition.
Great attention Ia given to the Piano. Qrxau
Orchestral Instruments, and Cultivation Of the
FGdos. Eor particulars address
J. P. MORGAN, President.
g. W. STEELE,
RTt1cdpal'o of Department Of Secular Music,
Prot. J. N. ELLIS,
p9pG, O. q, CHURCHILL,
neYR Board Of DtrectorG.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


GRAPE VINES AND SMALL FRUITS.
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lO.UUU varieties. Per 1000.
1000 Lsvton Blackberry vines---------.e8 CO
1o,0oo Dooiittls Improved Blsek Gap Rssp-
8O0
$4,000 Russells Prolific Strawberry plants. %
|3o,0e Wilson'S Albany 4" ( 90
J 900 Cherry Currsnt (per 100 10 90
10000 Usage Orange plants ...----..---.---- 10 90
Also Kittatinary 4 Wilson'S Early Blackberry,
Philadelphia, Hornet and Kirtlahd Raspberry,
Agrieulturist and JuoundA or 700 Strawberry
plants, for sale At corresponding low rates. Send
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address Z. NICHOLSON or B. Il. STAIR & 90.
u20:sO6 No. lis ontario-st., Cleveland Seed Store.
$4,000 m , M1N y lEi.-! AtPsSS ~ "a .sIsd
6ad wel-known WAGHERiB LOAN OFFICE,
"a SECURITIES Of every kind, viz cold and Silver
Watches, Diamonda, Silver Ware, yewelry, Guns
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Al Personal property and articles ~ofvalue, on the most
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New students are daily entering the al
ready large classes Of the Union Business
and Telegraphic College of Cleveland.
Young men wanting employment will find
it to their advantage to prepare themselves
for any position in business life by attend
ing this College.
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WEDDELL HOUSE

Arrivals at the Principal Hotels for
the last TwentY.FOur Hours.
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Acknowledgment Ice Company, sac q
~RssoLUTIoEs-

By Mr.. Townsend, That from and after
this date the hour fer the meeting Of the
City Council shall be half past seven O'Clock,
until otherwise directed. Adopted.
By Mr.. Sturges, That the Board of City
Improvements be requested to notify the
property owners on the east side of Nuri-
son street, between Euclid avenue and Lake
street, and on the west side Of Dodge street,
between Euclid Avenue and g. GlaiT srssb
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~ For Evening Edition News
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Government srocEs-A shade easier:
U. S. IS Of 1881, coupon, 1917; do do, registered
1927; 500 coupons Of 1862, 103M; do OF IS, 1OI16;
hves, 1910 coupons, slHi Treasury sos I'd
series, 1908.
Tennessee 6s, sOz<; Missouri ss, 72H.
SrOCKs-Dull.
Ohio and Mississippi certificates b 10, 245<; New
York Central b. 30, 92%; Hudssa 1857 Reading
1855; srie "A; Michigan Southern SO1f; Illinois
Central I14%; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 1871;
Chicago & northwestern 25T; do preferred 6%;
Chicago and Rock Island III; Pittsburgh, FcTt
Wayne and Chicago s0H; Alton and Terre Hauts
nnafarred G2k.
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Green AppIes-stooks light. Held at $500
$500. according to quality and condition.
Dried Apples-In good demand and firm at
l4c, and pay for packages.
Dried Peaches-Firm. Pared S0o IMPAIRED,
halves, eOS25e; quarters, lsc.
PofatOes-In good demand and firm. Sales !
ears Peachblovs in bnR At sl,O5 per bu.i 800
bbls at $50 per Dbl. -s-
B-eans-steady at 81, 5Os2,o 90 for fair to prime
White. -.-
Seeds-In good demand. Sales $50 bu Clover ct
s6,T5; $50 bu Western Timothy at 500; IS bu
do do at s3,s7H; s5 bu do do at s3,T5.
Feathers-Prime live geese ToG75c.
TaIIOw-stesdy at 1O9IoHc for city and eoun-
try-rendered.
Lake Fish-In better demand. No. / White
FISH $3.50 per half Dbl; No. 2 do $500; Picksrel,
$3.50; Trout s7,Oo97,6o; Herring S6,26.
saIt-Firm at 81, IS for Fine; $3.50 for coarse
OnondAga; Sass for Saginaw.
Ale and Porter-We quote a. folIovs: Pres
ent Use XIX Ale 5000 ; Stock SIS, 00al4,Oi Ken
nett Sls,ooi Pale Cream s11.ooi Porter $1,000
400. M VI 80 a& 2
HOps-Fim. Held a. 8 rsngs Of Ao9e5s for
Few York, Michigan and Ohio.
Malt-Bsrisy Malt steady st 81 ,40@1,s 2 bu,
the outside price for prime No. Canada.
Water Ltmc-Markst arm ct S. 90 for Akron
and osSego. 3.
Plaster-Povell's land plsstsr arm ct S12,m
p .on ct Nil. CAlcinsd $500 Btbl. ~
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School Books, States, Pencils,
Sketch Books, Rubber, Ink,
Pens, SC, &C., for sale by
COBB, ANDREWS s CO.,
sp9 al Superior st.
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as BartIett SeWing Machine.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, March 81.
There Is mors activity and armer footing In the
wheat market, and prices are ale higher. Sale No
sprng In regular houses at 81 2tasl 2il and Of the
came grade in she Northwestern Elevator at 81 96Dsl
IS Tor wister receir. At the eo<e thre buyers
at the outside quotations. Spring |. quiet at ss]9s.
The Fionr market i, stesdy, but quiet salss range
u 251is q for fair choice spripg.
In the Exchange market for Corn there Was fair de-
gree nf activity ard market rules steady Sales No.
At iAot21 and rejected At 81 1aK closinx arm al J!
ss7 y for the latter. No sid At 44ea.al< aaoaf
Oats Moderately astve sssJx for winter, and Il
2592 for freeh receipts Of NJ. /.
Rye Is selling in small way E5o Tor Ne. l. and
and At IS fot No , In store fe demand Is good bn,
holdels are not d posed to a-ees, present prices.
Barley quet. shs demand bsins altogether VI local
character
The market for Hiehwines Inactive AID nominal
The Provision market CONTINUES dull and ncmtn,lly
unchanged
Mes. Pork quoted II IS BASS 50, and Lna at $50
lst4 for steam anil kettle rendered.
Balk Shoulders sold 10 the OF $50 coo lbs ut
loi packed AID At loo loSss Beef Hams irregular q
sales At - O..
Dressed Hogs selling in = retail way a, $40 IS per
100 IA.
Timothy Seed arm sales ., 81 Is D$s So Really
choice lots held s. IS 1Sa Clover Arm AZ s. 80
81 60.
HAMS overstocked With cattls and further decline
OF lo2sc Per 40 s has been established SAILS range
from "a sAas5 - for common IS . S. IS for wes,-
srn aud from s. 1890 s7s for good choic. steers.
Hogs firm and steady NJ se9tp is; Eheep dull aud S
Csc lower. Sac. At $safs So
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Financial allo Commercial.
Monetary Affairs.

By Telegraph NKw YoRK, March 81.
The Commercial says that Wall Street il un-
settled and that feverish speculation IL befoeeed
and limited, and though not . panic, vet It is
decidedly week. The bulls in the stock market
are carrying : very heavy load, and appear to
dispair Of forcing mp prices any further, while
they fear attempting to realize, lest the bears
should seize the opportunity and precipitate 4
heavy fall. Tho Michigan Southern clique is the
only prop sustaining the market, and break in
that quarter would inevitably be succeeded BY .
sharp desline. At present that combination ex-
hibits great strength, and the stock is maintained
at s4@ s4a. ThAf transactions At the board are
limited, and the entire public appear to have
Withdrawn to n considerable extent from speeula-
ton movements. Erie is weak and fell OF Ia from
yesterdays quotations. Government bonds are
very firm, fve-twenties Of 1862 are up /; ten
forties' are higher: seven-thrties' are active,
but at late quotations State stocks were firm and
continued active, especially those of the border
States. The demand for money is very light. The
inactivity Of stocks causes light demand for call
loans, the rate on which remains at Eve per
cent. Foreign exchange is nearly nominal. The
market closed yesterday at 1oG4G 1864 for pre-
MUM bankers sterling; day the quotations
nominaly fraction higher. Gold continues
excited and firm under strong spectators pur-
chases. The markets continue bver sold, many
Of the contracts made at the close of last week are
virtusly still unsettled, being covered by Dor
rowed gold. and there would seem TO be no pros
pect Of more settled tone under the process OF
creating by Ioau, Ii indeed result which cannot
be long delayed If the present high rate or 4Ii
per cent per day Is charged upon loans The
market opened 6rm 1t 1879 1871, and rose
steadily to 1882. The Government paid ont to-
day $500, coo in gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

THxr are stealing Union thunder. During
the War the Union party, its citizen and SOL
der voters, were peculiarly odious to the
Cops That was in the days Of the flour
years failure" when they depounced Mr..
Lincoln and our boys in blue, and our Gener.
ais. Thatwas in the days when the Cops told
our soldiers and the nation the South could
not be conquered. Now, that Jefferson
Davis looks at the world through the bars Of
Fortress Monroe, and the Lincoln hirelings"
put under and externally wiped out the
Southe1 Confederacy, the Cops have con-
cluded that the Lincoln hirelings and ct least
the name ofthe Union party, are pretty good
institutions. and their ticket comes ont a. the
"Union Ticket Heaven save the mark /!
Looked at from the Chicago Platform stand
| ing point, that shows marked advance in
Copperheadisln. But it is only the arts Of
demagogues. 1t is the wolf in disguise. It
| is the rebel sympathizer in the blue of the
Union soldier he villifed and carrying the
s'Stars and Stripes that he tried to put nn-
| der the feet Of traitors
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new York Market.

new York Market.
ny Telegraph INV Yo&K, March 81 =
Cotion-DuiI, heavy and Dropping At soDsIc for mid
ding.
Flour moderately active: prices without decided
change lsD7 Is for Extra State tDs 60 for sxtrs
g. Il. o., and - e5D1I 90 for trade brands Marie,
closes quiet.
Whisky-Quiet; sales At 2e,4822-.
Wheat shade nrmsr bat less active 90 old Mivsu.
kee ! 65 for fair l 6s for new.
Corn viii out decided chsa&e; 7l17e for d. sound
and 7ee7s for sound mixed western both In store and
delivered.
osts quiet: ssa42 for unsound western, and 6asts
for sound do
Coffee dull; o37sc for Porto Rico, and 4s for Musca.
vado
Petroleum steady crude 2oo2s 1908 barrels re-
6ned in bond
Provisiohs-P"rk opened heavy and low but closed
with more aimness; Is sooas ST. for New S. chs
ing at . IS ssse0eS for old do aad n 2s@2i rs ter
Prime. Aiso<tes hbla. Nee No. NJ April, Nay a,d
June cal srsoptses u . Ism 30.
Beef su4; ls0l1 os new Pals M.ss. . -. for new
extra Asss Desf HAns hsasy. salss II s s,os7 Cut
Meats sssaly; iss4olsK
Eust~ qssst; 3soi iss oAso, "a 4noso for State
Cheese doll, leo1
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The increased river trade is shone by the
various boats entering the lines, established
on independent. We are glad to note thi,
fact. Il shows growth in the West, and az
increased business following the close Of The
war, that are the precursors Of great and
constantly advancing prosperity.
One of the finest of the boats introduced
into the trade this season is the handsome
steamer Starlight" henceforth regular
packet between Davenport and St. Louis.
II passed down Thursday. We visited it and
were pleased to meet it's gentlemsnly master,
capt =. r. Power, and its Clerk, our excel.
lent TREND, Col. F. H. Impey late Assistant
Adjutant General Of Iowa, and more recently
Local Editor Of the Davenport Caze.k-
Thus officered the Starlight offers h;,h II.
ducements to the travelling public and mir.
pers. 1t will be at our port Monday o. i.
regular return trip to Davenport, and to tbo..
who wish to find good boat, with sood =.
commodations and thoroughly genial court..
ous officers, We recommend the ssStarlieht,
and or friends, Asssn Power nd Isps,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

OuR efficient marshal, Mr.. Henry Bartlett,
arrested, night before last, man living out
on the plank road, few miles from town,
who has been amusing himself with the
pleasant pastime of stealing horses. The ex-
pertinent in this line for which he was ar.
rested, was for stealing a horse from Mr..
Kennedy. Marshal Bartlett laid his plans
with great skill, and "gobbled" the thief
Friday night, giving him quarters in the Gala.
boose. Mr.. Bartlett is capital officer, and
will be triumphantly re- elected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

We hope every Union man will be at the
polls and vote the Union Ticket in full. LIE,
no mere personal considerations, no mere
personal objections to any of the candidates
influence any Union man TO refuse his sup.
port to the Union Ticket or to such candidate,
1t is matter Of principle, if you value your
political faith, and the the loyal fame Of the
city, and the achievements Of our soIdiery,
and the Union saved by that four years Of
war, do nothing to give the semblance Of
success to the party that called the war q
failure
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

SUNDAY School CoscERT.-The Presbyte-
rian Sunday School will give concert in their
church, corner of Fourth and High Streets, on
next Monday evening, commencing at 4
o'clock p. m.
A small admission fee of ten cents to be
charged for the benefit of the School.
The public are invited to attend.
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Usw Orlsans MARKET.

HEs 0RLxAHs, March so
Cotton quiet; ss 80 haisa; receipts 40 bales
weeks als ~ 200 hales fecsip,s 1880 bales weeks
exports lseG stock l7sooo Iov niddins 1000 s,o
173.ooo. Low rs3dlias. NEW.
codee-Weeks - - sacks. Pair to prime 20 50
to 21A il gosd. steet llooo sachs,
Sugar aud Ao'ssa dali; soniaal aid 8 4s31 ster-
ling.
Westesn produrs lively great sssatisies u Corn from
Lasslle, Iliincta, wszs Immediately digpcssd Of.
Team trsds HWY. Wsst India - Mexican trade re-
opening 1ols md uasssTn Gslftas eoasiaaes large.
3 to SO ooo haies u cotton ~ expecssd sooa
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The Irishmen who have always come up to
the support of the Democracy, in solid pla-
lanx, are given to understand by the Copper.
heads that they are only needed to vote. 1t
is not thought necessary to give them any
Office. 1t is supposed that they can be used
for voting purposes, and treated as "entitled
to no rights which Copperheads are bound to
respect" We shall see what we shall see.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

CAPT JAMES H. BARKER. gentleman
has been citizen of Keokuk for many years.
de came here comparatively poor and has
earned living by honest and persevering in.
dustry. That he is an honest man, no one
doubts. It is said that he has been col
lector Of notes for Barney and others; gran,
it, and it shows that he is man Who can be
trusted. A poor but honest man Who can be
trusted in large and small matters, can be
trusted with the affairs of the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

BLocKADED.-The sidewalk opposite the
Dry Goods store of Phillips Kerr was block.
that passing was accomplished under difficult
circumstances. The cause was ascertained to
be the arrival of large stock of Spring
goods by the above mentioned firm.
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st. Leais MARKET.

81 Louis Market
By Tslesrsph.] sa Lop1s. March ii.
Cotton dull; 81 for mtddiink
flour dsooPios; s.,<. wheat unchaAgsd.
Corn lower, q 62Deo.
0ses hsavy, Ssoll
Pork nrm, at 70 3to9s 20. Bacon uncAanged. Bulk
hsats range from 10olo2s.
Whisky dull; - "a M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

As this will be our last chance to address
our citizens before the election, we renew
our counsels to all Union men to be present
at the polls, and not only vote for but labor
for the success of the Union Ticket. Any
supineness, any indifference amy neglect on the
part of Union voters may defeat our candi-
dates. Let every man be at his post. When
the English admiral went into the fight that
was to determine Englands supremacy on
the ocean, he ran up at his masthead the
battle motto. England looks on nd,expects
every one of her sons to do his duty So
our loyal state stands expecting our Union
men to do their duty. She expects Keokuk
to wheel into the long line of the towns and
cities OF Iowa whose voters are true to the
glorious record that the sons of Iowa have
made on the battle field and at the ballot box
during all the strife just closed. People Of
keokuk, let the result of the election to.
morrow be such as you shall, as Union men,
be proud of. AT least if there is to 90 forth
the shame that the Gate City of Iowa gives
itself over to copperheadism, do not by
remaining away from the polls, or by negect-
ing to use the measure Of influence you have,
be personally accessory to that shame and to
that success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

Rev. Fl. W. WOODS, rector of St. john
(Episcopal) Church, will preach sermon to
young men this evening, April lst Ser
vices at u O. clock. All are invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

The Henderson and the Davenport we're
the packet arrivals yesterday.
The Burlington is aground on the rapids,
where it has been for two DAYS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

Ma. DRAKE, at his depot on Johnson street
has something excellent in the way of fish,
among which are to be found. fresh Mack.
nav trout, and others Of the fnny tribe, q
fresh supply of which he receives by ex-
press daily.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

VorE for Capt. J. H. Barker for Mayor.
You will have good, efficient officer who will
have an earnest care for the interests of our
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

DR.. Seaton is, we learn, an Independent
candidate for Alderman in the Second Ward.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

That execrable sidewalk on Main, between
Sixth and Seventh streets remained IN q
dilapidated condition all last season. This
spring It's completely demoralized. Cannot
We have an improvement?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01
G onaertieut Mutual Life Insurance CO
w.e,ip tn. following n m til. New York Indep.,,

Wec1p the following tHe view indepe1>
dent Of sept 18th:
'sThis Cor pany Organized in 1916 the nrtrel
system with the vel sno~n advantage Of tfnisfue
insurance at its actual In the Of i trpi
mess IL the largest lii. insnrsnce company IN tfs
country, and with the exception OF on o.
pauy tin srgest In the world 1T ulat-d pts
il neatly $9o0o 600 It has paid since s shi<ticH
~ eco 0C0 the families and editors Of d. ceased
members and has refunded t3 900 0oo TO policy
holders in dividends surplus premiurs Its pre- II
surplus s. 0u0 COO from which the nna divi-
dend will be -cfared 1st OF FeD. Iext The punter
Of policies issued during he y.ar 5s3. Is annual
income % 0oo 600 per year. its receipts icr inter
est alone being half miHjon, which more than
paid it, Ioeses for the year ending LIST November last
Prom these figures some notion may OSttnned OF the
business done by thf con pany snd OF the adj
vantaxes offered insur Fuller particulars vii Be
ound in adv .rt, In another column o. the
advantne,s life nsnrance Il il scarcely necessary to
say ything this day. Lori Chancellor Lyndhurst's
remark, that with dependent fan,il, is Tree
from reprodch IL his r not insured il not strong
The duty Of insurance being drittd the thing
TO fnd .afs and cheap company; ard The Connecticut
Mstusl h both "
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in this eitv. oct6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

DEATH OF a NETERAS.-A note from the
Post Master at Acasto, NO., states that Mr..
George Kemery, formerly citizen of Lee
county Iowa. died on the 29th inst, near that
place at the advanced age of one hundred and
one years. He was much esteemed by those
that knew him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01

We call attention to the advertisement of
-four from pure old wheat, in store and for
sale by Messrs Urich l. Statler, Atheneum
Building
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-01
CITY NEWS.

Down to the bottom at last-we mean the
price Of dry goods at Phillips h Kerr's.