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DISSOLUTION.

HTOTICis hereby given that the Arm of " ters Church
IN Co hns this day been dis Olved by mutual con
sent T. Church retiring from the firm phe susiness
will he ,fter be- conducted under the name and style of
Walters Co All persons having accounts with The Late
firm are requested ~ call the Old stand nehr the zone
duct settle without further notice important
that all accounts ssula be Cancelled Either m the Parties
are authorized 10 settle. j. Nj. WALTERS.
J. T. CHURCH
o.tar. Aur 4 fsS6-sepl-3w~ J. NJ KAGYi
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Hon. John s. Thompson was unanimously
nominated at Monmouth. His, on the 9th
inst.' as the democratic candidate to repre-
seat the FoarIl District (Qaincy) in the next
Congress.
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Rsbuks IA: the slaiIgnar,ts.

IS, to eenouncf the Philadelphia Convention
as am assent lage OF "copperheads" aud
TRAITORS" and to oyerwhelm it with Shiny
abuse. To This programme the decenter
portion of III radical press, like the New
York San, Springfield Reputl,can, sc, de>
cidedly object. Says the New York San:
when men Ike Thomas Ewing of Ohio,
come forth Fl ON a political retiracy of y
quarter of century, and when men like
Aston. Stewart and Vanderbilt, representing
our great fiHadcial and commercial interests
when such men, we say, announce their
willingness to join hands with the Demo-
cratic party in a political movement, the i'm
pOrlance of that movement mast be admit
led. The Philadel ,hia Convention, there
fore, viii necessarily exert powerful politi>
cal influence
The New Yor., Post says:
'.In,tead OF scoIding the Philadelphia
Convention, the Republicans should initiate
it."
he same paper again says:
The steady resistance the President has
offered to the cen,raliz ,tion policy of Cons
gress has shown him TO lie true friend 0.
liberty"
And the Springfield Republican, in refer
cnce to the jeers throsn out at the circum>
stan,s thu, n Sd c..--r;.,.,
entered the c,nvant-o, arm, :, or. ,h;5l,.
Suob a fact too s;,rr;ec,r, 20 B., s,,oo,,.,c H.
ridicuied, and offers liz radical friends the
following good advice:
LET nothing be wanting on our part to
hasten the time when Massachusetts can
clasp hands with South Carolina for liberty
anu AM, e4.aiiy, as wen ID Tor pol'ic'' ira'er,
come duriuo the Efa If any un,y sbo,o
ground il We persist IN treatiu. q Il Southern
men a rebels, and all who have been rebels
- ~ SAp'''-'OH HOF T.
mere - reai't D"t one fleslioh neiofe me
country upon Shleh me people must decIoe
III Tue i'i eieou'n'' anu That Is, Wheih r
'''fe >A''' u suc' 'Aih.' known III our pom
ties AZ expiration and forgiveness, The
southern people the mass OF whom We're
probably as honest in their convictions Of
right as tie northern, took up arms against
the general government on q question Of
state. rights The single point il dispute
I
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'n''' ''o'i' -'i''ilr" l-a'ai To- give Al III
~Here' ~-ih'h year, any resistance las . en-
'1efel IL me SCUM 10 me authority o' The
government q The tnitea &..'rs. Under
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FINFT " HIM IL
CoJvrT oT IL SNJF.
tUy n OtavI.
PUBLIC )Ilth 4 hereby SiGCu to all n -s7n. int
4 81 l. nat IN" UNI r-i-i, t'iIIi--urrf guUoiu tel
~ cry Council Uf .ii . Irtf- tks vtle -
certain ports % pta~t AHenGf. ivmg and sitnated be
blocks No % AMI Ia y = city in -,ii city of
O:t,~.. and the nrrt,l line Oita.a Avenue a. now
opened AMI extended, vacated D., ordnance paq-r! 1T
meeting Of CITY Council held July 18TH - AND tc
the damages ari henen- smiling parties inter
.-t'd viii meet the OH Milton II swift in the
city Of ojia~a Monday, the l0IE Of srptenbc- A. =
l>oh, AZ tn hour of o'clock n, or the Pgrpo.e Of
maxim. sad ~ praselnen, and .,Tnent.
". u. SWIFT
join ARMltrR
ENUCU r. NDN0,
Ottawa, sept ist, lSe6.-iu Com tlis-1Bers
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Democrat s"aniy Convection.

IsE~--t.uf 4
tLc D.a.,.-.,,. y,,,. ~, 80 %.
81 l., S..l. county .,-, -, 60. ',
Ottawa. GA = Al. - 49,. " =,
o',Ic.r..
-lb. convention W. cau.l - o-g.- D.
IN C..,.Etr ,, .,.ir,...... -,
- c-ui-,. ,oIrm.i'.-. On ,h..- r.,,.... -,
joss J.. H,,'...irs. 81 Per- -. ,r..,'l
c..ir.aa. nd l:-nj 4 A-n.r,,r.., and U,o
Jackson NJ. ,n-,.,t,t..i $500.
III. va-..u- ,.-l-.,.-. h,,i,... r,..a-.o4
th-'r cr- !.n,i.i. .ua ben admitted !. .e,t..-
o. rup,ioa OF :. II. D.,.. Of l., ,II- -.
c1inm.t,-e # nSe 49, a pointed To- sect ,t-
s,n.- ~ h.,-.n -'.i.b'- r.r>or., t. r-pre-
eat Ia >.iie coat, =, HI D~rnocr.,,c ,'a,e
c,uy-.'i-u. - - 81 ~ Srr,,..s..t 80.
" rdHc-!.y. Aug. =. =.
o. t.- ..r fsp'..D. c1nIrnii,e. e five Va.
a'-p ap,','.'-i i. - It name. tor III. action
o. n. c,sS-rl,cr e, -u-'ab!. !, r-on. for
delegate :" p, ooi.--,, ga. ,.Ui rrp.,,-u...
~ s'.'',Lti1r~.
Ga N 'r,"D %. !. = Armstrong, a-1rnni,,
10. Il ave ", 40 appointed to dr.it r..t>
lnti'n.. - toiiOs joan :. Armstrong, ca,
nuieii. Jul - As>-y. G,-s. :. S;eJbiL., Geo
hSLl-'.
.r''yr int a'-.7c.. the committee 20
-'i"et '~'glie. - h -r.,s convention 70
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1lis,o1u1fon of E,nrtnerIhip.

I'VE Partnership heretofore existing between the
i darsIgned, in the saddle and harness business, in
Ottawa H. under the of Betterman Lecelt Co,
this day dissolved 10y mutual consent, this extent,
That Nr Iackel retircs from the firm, and Mr. ii.
Gouiolf adnttcl into the firm equal partner.
All accounts to and owing by the late firm Will be
SIT led tiy tho new Grm. A. STR fBEi..
H. BErtERMAN
A. LECKEiT,
GEO. WI FOX
Tho new firm constituted above with the exception
that The name of Henry Gondof substituted for that OF
Ieck.lt WI, dol busiacss under the name Of Better
man, Gon,ioif Co
Aug 81 1856. sept'-Sw
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Increased Pensions & Bounty,

dIi OWccr, 3 Month";. Eyf-q I1H
uri.r At q. Jnua s,h. Jul, Isl 31;h 27ih, SIS
CIlu' Un'er those seward nIstrry ac-- cau ave
Tn claims Yr-'-rcut-l D. p'niils ~ slirr-, Oh.
CHARLES NJ FAY. NJ,hlagfon. 2. c
CT. mi H. tViisr t1g.- &c oJttiret i, iAi- OIL
kc,.s Roll, a.rni, wanted. se1t!-Gs
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VA Z. BELL. one Of the fir n. has been engaged for
the past 81 years Carpenter and bridge Builder, and
WI furnish GRATIS t. all desiring
proposing 10 erect buildings bridges any kind bills,
plans, B.
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Farmers Attentions.

DRJNG your Green Hides 10 r. Thorne Co.'S. and &c
,,,.ns !. ~ &v,,nxu dsSo
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& GREAT BARGAIN !!
pr. +. -. 0;i:IoSEY.
oE arraSA ILrN.I.,
shin -"-irs rom sl-ir-- N ms .ntIrs ~,S ou
10 -
GROCERIES. LIQUORS. &C..

f.-."s .T.-- 't|r- e. uas f'It IN country .-rre.
... NJ ~. '-li.1. II t--rei .r--t h-- -ar.
.. = .. one. TIE trade ?. ~ +. Z
.-. 'r-. ODD f'.- e MAXIM wealth f,r BIZ ~
10 - hin ode. Th- -f--. - Er... sith . -noi
t#- .-''r ~ Nfol" irli lt- vita L,r.- 90 ,srl
.. co. ----t- q r.H alley. k-u- sitl n rii!-
..--f... --E one wishing -.r vii DO v-ii ~
o. H.. I- I.i----iL. ran. Cri.~a,
B. Sal comfy H.. = .l.e, Il D. il d-srIl,D lose
..- .H-, =. .. MAHy>k..
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1hos. .l1hrs e ~
Col. Hapeman .; 4
a formal ballot va. then taken. when
Wn. Co-sweli hal - votes.
lhos. Johns ~
Wbereupon Wm. Cog.well ~a. declared
he unanimoa. nominee of the convention
On motion, DR.. G. VI Jackson. OF seneca.
vas nominated by acclanltion "a, candidate
FIR coroner.
The committee on resolutions then report
ed a. follows:
E'so'ced, That We rejoice in the return Of
peace 70 our country, and that We hone Tor a
universal brntherly feeling betneen all the
citizens Of ne United States, both norlh aud
,..s..h.-
1 ResoIss9, u hat we heartily endorse the
Potion Of the National Union CONVEX
Zion, recently held a. Philadelphia, and TIE
-acon,iructioH policy Of the President
f'sSolred, That W. are in favor Of an
.ua'i@a:.on and payment Of all bounties to
II brave sol Iiers and sailors.
hesoseed, That we are in sympathy with
ca oppressed nationalties, and in this we
Le10gnlze the IiJhto irishmen 70 rule Ireland
" men resolutions were unanimously
On motion, The following central commits
Tee was appointed tor tie ensuing year
Jniius Avery, VIM. Osman. J. l.. McCor,
mick. ). y Armstrong, John Hise.
Oh nouonI the competition then adjourned
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notice 40 yvos.,aed soldiers.

Including Ions furnished - order short notice a
Chicago prices. AIDING transportation.
July q. 1566.-y BELL & MILLER
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n T. " LII II Il Il Il AR D.
- II OTTAWA.
We are now receiving stock OF
Il < y = &c E& q.
SHINGLES LaTH, POSTS AND TlM9.R.
At TIE yARD ON MAIN STREET

which cfeT fr sale az the lowest living rates Our
prices w be rs low the lowest The patronage of the
pullic Is respectfully SOLICITED.
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--naI remedy c}=- d'sc1ygg8.
lI. y Is Tho c. a.rst, ana ,
No harm can arise from IT.
U'i Is lee - healthy a. j.
81. C,Ci flls te said Of any
~! J il true ar this, ard is
with the complaint cannot to
= - cure til fever and agI.e
AID 70 ba 3 .rtain ru"lclY.
IL f. mot q good medicine g.
s "a whole II yirhhOrloOd.
g 4 Co.. low a.. Mass, and
THE Drag Stores ia Ottawa.
u-: FLEMING & BEN
.lsrs ia medicines everywhere.
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Commissioners. No,t,l .

STATE oy ILLINOIS
CuJrrY .F IL S,IJF.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18
four MACHINE PRESSES
For Sale.

THr 0ur.xsEY PowKR Pass, on which the
Carr crrY il now printed. is offered for sale
At a very low price. Ito capacity is sufficient
to print paper 2sx42 inches, and can b run
at the rate Of 600 to 800 per hour. Il is not
necessary to speak Of the quality Of the
work it will perform, IS the appearance Of
the paper at the present time win satisfy ev-
cry printer on this point. This press IS Of
J. fered for sale to make room for steam press
Of greater opacity and speed, to meet the re-
auirements of our increasing circulation.
Also, q RueoLEs CARD AND BrLL-HEAp
Pass, in good running order, will print in
side of chase Axe inches, and can be run BY
treadle at the rate Of 1000 to l,2o0iper hour.
Also, . RuGGLEs DIAMOND CARD Pass,
size inside Of chase 3x4A inches, in fine or
der and can be run bya boy at the rate Of
1900 to 1000 per hour. 1t is one OF the
best and simplest machines. that can be in
troduced into we'll regulated Office.
Also, for sale, at bargain, Job Power
Press something after the pattern of an Adams
press), size inside Of chase l3xls inches. and
substantially built.
All the above presses can be seen in daily
operation, and printers who contemplate pur
chasing machines will do well to call and ex'
anime for themselves.
These presses are not to be sold on accoun
of any detect which they possess, but becaus
we want machines better adapted for steam
power, and more suitable to the wants of thu
growing trade of this city and the surround
ing country.
For further information, address
A. W. SHELDON,
Prop'r GATE CIrY.
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by TELEGRAPH
chicago Market.

ny rei-grsph-l caIcAea. Dec. Il.
Tho feliaa in Provisions to-day rather tame ana
prices declined Soc or pork and 70 per Id On
meats Transactions in rss. pork do INST exceed
So bbis at SIS Inquiry for future delivery very
gre Green hsrns, tolsrably active at s9c delivered
Lard dull and nominal n, li3I4i2e. Dressed Hog or,
steady and fairly se.ive under good demsnd by ship
GERS and ps-kers: sales range at IS 1897 rs
whest-aood milling aud sone shipping demand 70,
whes prices slssnoei L.: No spring & loa2 IL n
Isl s1i@&i 90 rejected sprtg 81 boSi IS; cosng n
q ittsi II No |, and 81 sTtzal 81 far Noi
Corn 5nli and nominal; light sales Ne soDeoi e
No = ia and rejected eoese2c.
osts-Mcre active and &c high af ss6&sc for Ne 2.
Rye--3ocd inquiry. We note improvement OF IL
DC per hr.hel. No1 at s.lsoci No .. sSc--ciosin,
steady At ssass3Sc.
Bsrley-Dnii and armiy held Gales reported At elc
fer No and t&945c for rej-ctsd in store.
High snes-fbers 10 no movement in high wines, and
the market 10 entirely nominal. oatside markets ne
elected and heavy.
coree-A shade lower.
eussr.-Unchang.d.
Hard Moderately active. Prices weak.
Catfi.--Best s6.aS 50: stock eso5 50.
Hagr-ss 1895 %.
Sleeps cse4 So
Fast prints quiet and unchanged
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

Rev. J. P. SAN -. Colonel Of one OF
Iowa Hundred l. Regiments. and well
known to our citi7srs, is nov at Marshall.
town. The last TIN says: "a pleasant in>
cident occurred at the Universalist Sociable,
At the residence of Nc P. C. Holcomb, few
evenings since. J. is known that the
Rev. J. P. Sanford will leave for the Holy
Land about the LIST proximo, and his thought
fui friends have procured Policy Of Acct.
cent Insurance upou bis life, for the sum o.
1870, and tor the period Of one year. Up
On me occasion referred to, this vas present
q 70 TIE Rev. gentleman, BY J. Lee Knight
"a, ia few wellsimed remarks, 70 which
the pastor happily responded
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

Sick HEADACHE can be cured. How many
hundreds, nay thousands of the human fam
lily allow themselves to suffer with Nervous
and Headache, when the great sovereign
remedy, Robacks Blood Pills, can be OBJ
tanned Of any respectable druggist.
delS-dGwlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

The man that wants bran new suit OF
clothes, Of the best material, cut in the best
style and made in the best manner, goes d.
rect to the immense Clothing House Of HISS
STERN x Co. He is sensible. He is never
without his reckoning. HISS, STERN l. CO..,
goods invariably give satisfaction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

GREEsBAcKs VS.. SAriosAL NerEse-Tbe laies
New York Bank Statement exhibits certain bu-
mors in Currency circulation. Greenbaeks are
shown to hold preference in public estimation,
both at the West and Son,h. Remittsnces from
the South are almost exclusively In areenbasks
that Currency 10 wholly used ir moving the
Cotton and Tobacco. The West RENTS TO New
York National Bank Notes, as far a. possible, and
retain. the Grceubsek,. Thus, the Greenhsckl
getting in the metropolis, and The
country currency accumulate. The la.t Bank
Statement shows continued liquidation. the de-
posts having declined $5,2i2.3j3. The loani
have fallen Of $2.59l, Gal. The curiou, fast il
the continued decline in the legal tenders, the
amount Of which is now down to $6o,s4e,s57
showing ths, the reserve has fallen mors than
thirty -one millions sincc last September.
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Sold BY all druggists and grocers.

awaY is il that SO many American women
die at an age when they should be in the
prime of ife?" is often asked. The
answer i. easy. Household drudgery break
them down completely. The best way for
house keepers to tighten their daily labor,
and thus prolong life, is to use the "Eelectrie
Cleanser" 1t is without an equal.
Sold By all druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

THouGH our neighboring cities above are
complaining Of the unmanageable condition
Of the river we here are not worried on this
score, as the river at this point is nearly clear
with but a little slush ice gliding along the
shore. Our communication with the opposite
aide Of the river are consequently uninter.
supted. The recent cold spell drove the reg
uiar Packets into Winter quarters from
whence they cannet be enticed by the present
clear channel and high water.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

The Union meetings at the Westminster
Church win be continued during the week
and there will be preaching every night at I
O'Clock, and prayer meetings in the mornings
from 9 to 10 q. IN. Rev. Mr.. Brown, of
Springfield, Illinois, will be present during
the entire week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

Persons starting out this day in search o!
Christmas goods stop in a, Ed. S. Carter a
Co. s, corner of Fourth and Main streets, and
buy some good book to present to your
friends or children. Nothing makes nicer
present than an entertaining book.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

"WoaAs: she needs no eulogiam; she
speaks for herselflr was the toast offered BY
an enthusiastic individual, at = celebration.
The same sentiment might be very appropFi-
ately uttered in behalf Of the "Ecleciric
Cleanser" which is rapidly attaining ma.
tional reputation.
Sold BY all druggists aud erocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

THE street Supervisor employed his force
yesterday in shoveling the snow from the
street crossings aud the heavy drifts from the
plank walks Said force couldn't have been
used to better advantage or with more salts.
faction 10 our citizens
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

The ladies of the Benevolent Society, for
the relief of the poor of the city, have elect
ed the following officers:
Mrs. Henry Strong, President; Mrs. C. II
Perry, Vice-president; Anna j. Hamill.
Secretary; Mrs. Charles Hubbell, Treasurer.
Directresses Mrs. s. h. Curtis, Mrs. Il.
P. Lowe, Mrs g. B. smyth, Mrs. 8. Cady,
Mrs. S. Hama, Mrs Dr. Burktt, Miss Sa
rah Buel, Mrs. D. B. Hills.
Ward Visiting Committees-ls ward,
Mrs. J. n Billings, Mrs. Howard Tucker ;
I'd ward, Mrs. 4. X. Hart, Miss Ella Martin:
Sd ward. Maggie Sample, Mrs. s. B. McLane;
4th ward, c. P. Birge, Mrs. DR.. Ingersoll.
The committee have already visited num-
Der Of families. and found some in the mos,
destitute circumstances. The most of them
are widows, with large families of children
dependent upon them. One can scarcely
Imagine, Who has not seen them, how much
| they suffer during these cold wintry blasts in
miserably cracked or unfinished houses with
SCARCELY any fuel, few rags Of clothing, and
but scanty food. Will not the ladies vhe
i sympathizs with these sufferers, look ono,
more over the often reviewed stock Of cloth.
ing and see if they connot spare sosetkSs1
for thsse unfortunate onea and ssnd TIL
package to the uext meeting Of the Societ,
on Wednesday afternoon At two o'clock, .
Miss Iss6er'sschool room in Chatham Squar,
church! Straw ticks, old bed clothes, wor,
shoes, old sarmenta and Stockings, indeed
almost anything will prove ssrvicsable. ",
will repair the clothing before giving il ont
Please - hat the articles ars clean. Ifyo,
have nothing you can spars, come to he So
| ciety nce,sven Il you caapet attend rssula.
y, and pay the membership - Of Gay cent.
and mako . donation OF y mach more !
yoa can. Speak 70 your frisnds, and ure
them 70 do The same.
& The nossy = % Tsaasysills 80 h q
! Aaasase, = ysssas aesths desb ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

SATISFIED. Many housewives Who have
been using Soda for many years, have become
satisfied that D. B. De Land L Co.'S Best
Chemical Salerstas il better for al purpose,
tAan Soda, and therefore cannot be induced
70 uss Soda, Or any oshsf brand Of salsr.
efns. dkwlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

OFFICE OF kEoKUK Gas LIGHT I
AND CoKE Co. kEoKuK, Dec. Is, 1866.
All unpaid gas bills must be settled on or
before the 10th of this month, or the rules Of
the company will be enforced for such de-
hnquency. c. CARROLL SHlssIcx,
t5D Secretary, pro tenn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18
" fkF 1zoN7 -
Editor Blaaie and The Nasby

OSr Of the grand centres Of the retail trade
of this holiday season in this goodly city oil
Keokuk, is the New York Store of N. GREGG
We called in that establishment yesterday
Found Mr.. Gregg and full clerical force
busy attending to the wants of nunlerousIy
attending public. His fine rooms ate filled
With on immense stock Of superb goods.
Bought at favorable time he is able to sell
his goods at very low rates. One department
of his house is filed with woollen goods. VI
these he hiss large amount; shawls, blan.
kets, casinets, and cloths of all kinds and Of
the best manufacture. He keeps fhll sup
DIV Of goods of Western make. We pre- glad
to learn that there is much demand for these
goods The Western public does we'll TOPAZ,
ronize home institutions. Another depart
rnent Of the establishment is we'll filled with
cotton goods and ladies' dress goods, notions,
etc. Mr.. Gregg has an excellent stock, and
offers great inducements to purchasers.
These will do well to call at the New York
store at once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

BrRKrrr Co. will sell at retail, At cost,
mems seal, otter, and beav er fur caps; ladies'
fitch, rat, and coney furs ladies' beaver
trimmed hoods and scarfs undershirts and
drawers. declS-l0t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

Ware glad to learn that Mr.. Paschall, the
engineer who was SO badly scalded at the
Imperial Mills on Saturday last, is doing very
well, and is now considered out of danger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

Extra MsRrrScs.-There will be held re.
ligious services in Chatham Square NJ. E.
Church each evening during this week. The
public invited to attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

Fl. BRowSELL has opened stock Of hats
caps and notions at No. II, Main street. See
advertisement in another column.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

THs Commercial Adsertisev Of Wednesday OBJ
serves:
"Th. impression gass. strength in Wall street
that the course Of sfairs in Washington will con-
tribute to foster speculation. The effect Of Legs
alton upon the tariff, taxation. the currency and
banking will necessarily be to make khe fuiarc Of
values and of credits uncertain, corr~spondingly
discourag,ng legitimate business enterprises, ard
causing mercantile balances to accumulate II the
business centres.
"This again will create 3 demand for seeud
ties, WHICH will lay the basis Of speculative ad-
vance in stocks. The shrewder operators sesnt
this tendency, and are disposed to buy stocks in
anticipation of its effects
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18
Sold by all druggists and Rrocers.

FoR removing spots from painted walls,
the Cleanser cannot be equaled. Every
housewife who wishes to save labor and time
should keep it constantly on hand. Every
bottle is worth it, weigh in-Cleanser !
which is better than gold.
Sold by all druggists and grocers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

On, kind reader we have an apology to
make for our Carriers who failed to supply the
GATE CRY on Sunday morniag at the doors
OF subscribers who live on the remote parts
OF the routes. The boys did as well az they
could under the circumstances. This morn.
ing You will be supplied as they are deter.
mined to reach yor this time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

CADY l. PECK have just received the fines,
and largest assortment of skates ever in the
city. Ladies especially invited to call. Two
different styles of Blondin's Ankle supports.
del5,lw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

SECOND HAND Pianos ron SALE.-One
Rosewood, in good order and will be sold fol
SIS; one four round corner, in good order
and will be sold very cheap. Z. HAMMER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-18

No we'll regulated household should be
without the Eclectic Cleanser. as IL is in
valuable for its cleansing properties-na
the usual household drudgery nothing but