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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-02

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them. It is true I do not wish them to
be Roman Catholics but then, persons
as good as they can possibly be and
become, are and have been, and doubt.
less will be, Roman Catholics. These
good people' were tho first to offer me
their help. / will never cease to be
grateful to them for it." Mr.. Davis
then added, "Bishop, there never was
more unanimity in any nation of the
world than there. was in the Southern
Confederacy. II would be invidrous to
single out any class of our people for
special praise. The churches and min.
istry were all, or nearly all, entirely de
voted to our cause; but rs said before,
if it would not be regarded asinvidous,
| would say that the Catholics of the
South were conspcuousiy devoted to our
cause.
In writing these letters I do not pre-.
tend to give words or ie as just as they
were uttered. only i've their sub
stance, with such additions ofmy own
as will serve to make thein ineligible,
and especially to give such an idea of
MIR. Davis's character ais may serve to
remove some hateful prejudices enter
tained against him'in the North. In
the South believe we are nearly unan
imous in our estimation Of his moral
worth and high s,andafd of intellectual
excellence. We also know the merci.
fulness and benevolence of his DISPOSE
ton. Many Of you, good people Of Pc
tersburg, know what asgreat number of
Confederate soldiers liakle to be shot for
desertion, but having some mitigating
circumstances in your Bases he spared.
Some Of you know the case of a foolish
young officer who made Il proposition to
assassinate President giincoln, which,
after reading, was, marked on the back
IN Jefferson Davis's lian1wrniug nxrnp.
oroUs," and referred to the Secretary Of
Wat, who had the officer court marLialed
and dismissed the service for the "ArRo-
oIoUs' proposition. This poor. boy, to
expiate his folly, fell as an nurecognized
volunteer at the head of a brave band
at the first Wilderness fight.
You all remember the case of Web
ster the spy. found the poor fellow
ironed in the Libby, when went over,
to see about the case of. young idiotic
Irishman, we'll known here, who was to,
be shot the next day. Webster told
me plausible story. I carried that
story to the authorities and begged for
respite. It was granted ; and 1t. was
not until I entirely failed in finding any
good cause for further. respite that he
was executed. Other cases I will men.
tion hereafter.
JOHN D. KELLEY.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-02

TRAMP! TRAitp! TRAMP THE BOYS
ARE MARoHINa.'-A day or two since
about 10 solitary" printers Gonrs and
subs) entered Griffin from Atlanta, trav!
elling by the Peoples lime, on their
way Wess for job. They gathered
several recruits here; and at GAINESVILLE
were met by similar party from Macon
going East. Falling out about some
little matter of e,tlqustte stich as who
should treat, q battle ensned. asTys
aayS were brought into use--galleys
shootipg.sticks, PIED type, tt sc, were
freely used. In fact, many were made /
to soc 'a* scene scarce has H. The
battle waged fast and furious, but Wa
finally brought to a termination by, ID
'freedmen's bureau. A portion we
safely locked mp, and the balance hid.
ont to humane farmers in the viciRy'
We sympathize with the unfortuate
CUES. aud congratulate those who fand
good homes. = Griffin Star.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-10-02

American silver quarter dollars are drug
Ia Canada, aud ars current there at go or
"a cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19
CITY NEWS.
Arrival ana DspasslgO - 0anA


ne people Of Lee County VII % eodfessee - tnss
"a nl.oss = s.llo6. Lot the Uaiaa nspubloans 10
och locality TAKE psrsonsl interest IN Aanesnas ths
pr.t,nr, and attend thsussivs vita tA4e nsishhors
ooop.r.te with tn. earnest stir uR tAs lukeysrn; -
th your families out to the mesngs, lei Tie psoSls Of
every township in Lee County determine "a Do their
part in swelling the grand majority scs IL hight that
viii b. Won BY the great party Of loyalty sArposhost
ths vhols country.
Furthsr annouuesnsAts will b. made hsrsafss:
n. MApISON- orssb~ eth; Go v. Acotxy and
j. B. Bowel.
MARIoN-Pilos aeov.. s.ps 18th; Hnry o'consOr
HARsrsuN-Prinra.. Sept ssth Hssry oospnor
'n WEST I PoYSr-w~. Point, Sept E,A Hs.sy 0cos-
CHARLEsroN-Charisston,s September 3stA: Henry
o'C< unox and J. D, Howell.
NEW bosroN-Ocsobse sdj Col. Hillh md COL J.
". Rspkin
and j. B. HoWsll.
DIES MoINES-vincsnns, oesssss Isl; Oil. Bruce
and o. H. Clark.
uoosTRR GRIIH-sspssmbss 3Ath Hsary 0'con-
nor and J. B. Howell
MoNrRosR-Montross, Sept. 18th; q. v. Mecrsry
and Col Bruce
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 9Th @. v. Mccruy
Ind OIL. Hills.
The meetings at HcortW Green, Pfnross Pilot arovs
est Point Charleston and croton viii b st o'clock
b. N all the rest at p. N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

That expresses Il: il Ms glorioaa meeting
that q Tie Athsnssm Aa svsainG My
Of the pablic vefea little lass esG&ne ia-
they. atonsd for 1t By their sathusiasm vhsn
they did 81 in. " hopsthsy win b earlier
hereafter. Heary O'Connor, the born Raai.
cal, the whole-hearted, earnest, impstsoss,
eloquent, gifted champion Of Right and Lib
levty and mans nanhood, uttered words ftly
poken-applss Of gold in pahchsu Of silver.
he rightly characterized this contest Of the
Executive against the people, in the persons
Of their representatives,. He examined briefly
and well the Constitutional Amendments pro-
posed by Congress; he summed up clearly
and effectively the issues Of to-day; and he
closed with finely impassioned appeal that
Justice be done for the sake Of Justice, and
that Right be cherished for the Rights sake.
He was hampered by the brief time to which
he foand himself unexpectedly con6nsd, but
his address vas . forcible and effective one.
Col. Case, Of Indiana, followed. His
speech was perfect series Of good things.
He riddled the Philadelphia Convention, aad
showed of Moses in manner that called out
rapturous applause. He partially promised
TO speak again here during tbs campaign.
We hope he will, and ct an early day. He
will bring out large crowd, and do good
service.
Following him Hon. Mr.. Benjamin, Rad.
ical Missouri member of this Radical Con.
gress, and General Pratt made short and tell
ing speeches. The utmost enthusiasm pre-
vailed. 1t was political good time. One
of series of meetings that we hope will be
earnestly kept up until the election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

sUNDRIES.
Brrrga-IIeld firm at from 25c to 2sc for cboic,
lots.
EGas-In demand at from Is to zoe u dos
PorArogs-Cho:ee lots find ready gale from rs
TO SOC r bu.hel.
CsickExs-ln active demand. For young 81 SO
to - Is; old - oa To ~ IS per dozen.
HoSRY-In boxes, 20 to 22c per ID.
LARp-70c.
GREEN ArPLEs-From 40c to Use per bus. nc.
eording to quality.
Osross-5oc per bashel.
BRsswAx-Duil, 80 to s3c per ib.
BAcoS-Clear sides 20 to 1ec;l Shoulders. scarce.
in demand at lac per ID; Sugar Cured Hams
23c p ID.
TALLow-In coal oil bbls Ioie; dc loose g}c per b.
asss--4 to 4Ae per ID.
"ooL-Tnb washed 45e.; fleece do 6ne 400:
unwashed, od.
hipEs-drren, 7e: do salted, &c; green calf skins,
log dry fint Toe; do salted lac; damaged
and sruSey ! of pel,s Soc TO 81 rs.
fkArHsRs-Lise geese feather. soc.
BrAS-in demand at 5se per 100 lb..
hAr-Ihe market is well supplied. Timothy.
u to IS per tom Prairie SIS 90.
Woop-$s 90 ts So so per cord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19
Ksokuk and St Paul Railway Company.

The psnripal plaos Of teansscag tAe business Of q
Ccmpsny ID IN tbs City Of Keokuk.
Tbs general nAt1xs Of fs basinrss 10 b tynnsacted
the constructing. cpefafiug aud antainipg Railway
the eonvenisnt ofthe the City Of Keohuh
TO the north h1s Of the Of Iowa the direction d
the city OF T. Paul. with the corsruct lateral
branches to purchase lease the rosds OF AM
osher company q co0psn'ss consolidats with III
same
The snount Of capital stock authorized Il FryI MI
LOSS o. DoLLAns, which may b increased q
diAinishsd 1t The plsasu.e The Conpany RsymsatI
af ths stock gabebsd tn be raid IN Dssanepts roe u
ding ten pse cent anil ot.ner than one install
mens every thirty days. III. Director, may reqare
which Ut least dayy Notice shall be given In news
paper publishsl il Keokpt
The Corporation comm need on the 23d day ofMay,
o 1884 asd 70 eontbu- Afy years. subject 10
nj according 10 the provis Of the tide Of Iowa Al
pro, ID 1ebrusry 5. 4 D. 1851 Chapter -.
The aeArs Of sad CcFposAd sra n Be eondueted By
Do I'd Of nine DIRECTOR to lie elected Annualy thu
second Wsr ssday u Nay y zach year. fredsnt Vice
and sgents - the bunes u the Company may require
1Ae hgeDt auonnt Of Indebtedness viIieA The Oorvo
raton may lnsus sAa no, xee-i thirds ~ amount
of the capital stock autho. ixr-i-
from liability for the dshy Of the Company sxeepts
ths amount Of Ne unpaid cf any stockhods
DIRECTORS:
xDvAlD KnseuazB. Josr =. LAsa
RoSsns ,. DewA euY WslsA
Hesnr X. Isvs. yonr III niAff.
sAzss HAnnI Hns1 As1.
oETrCGnk
~ z IN 1sass ~ ,s.st'.'.
= R.1uWk Nese1my
oU7 v1EiA ID lsalssss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

By fslsgraph.] Nsw Yoax. Ben, !.
Inc cos~sersiaFs money article says III. .on.v
market still exhibits sxtrsns ease. n. 49,.
sset borrowers to snpsoy balances. n. 49,
PEI cent, with exceptions :. pc, emit.
70 no. hrns' and 70 sssesd-elass Ao.,..
- 'osk nArlss y morn ssasrany .st,v.
S0ssf.nsoss are aru. IN the inprovsas.. = s
1'' y LONDON. Foreign Rzehans. i ssi... -.
iA.es arc nFm. Gold is weak under . r.co,. -.
s-zos vsrs III in London this ner,;.. - ].
leu % l44s. LoAns are made It u u. -.
pr disa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

OH contemporary nays, with thu h;sb .o,.s
courtesy for which he i 20 noted "a:
'If there Il such . thing a. . n.,r,.,.,.
blackguard, the young eenueman ~ .In
Cefe Cst viii require no alidayits IA ...shs
ksh his claims 70 that distinctions. -0
If our neishbor really believes this. =.
expect to ssceivs overtures from him % cor,s
IN editorial connection with himself .. once
If he makes himself Biz standard 4 !, -.
highest rsconnssdsaion Of journals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

10o0wu 1k0U 49,
: -. -, :. : !.
- ~ tAsss = = ssses1ls eovs1ss = DB1sn. =
sAsenn - Asasss e1n :. 1gasu - 49,
sss na1sss ~ - 41as 49, vtas w,.1a. y
M01 - 1wiss nzk~ 1psts ess~asA = -
- Eenap kbsass - ~ Annsp - 80
u saoD - eAsass q xssh ~ booas - MlaAiona
~ M1ns6sA 10 oso1g q Wisssh ~ 500 70.
- Whtsr ~ eeola - n1eisg 1xA~ Ansy bssa1l
NJ Aon - sAsies Taassa, Wissssasa, lnnasssA -
lows e1s 7soai %; Asr srssss eis sa0ls - ~
raAs = soos = spsiss esSssAas n ooee y. NJ
nssf = asosSa
WAMa-1Asrs b N sstivs spssslaesvs - sAieptng
inquiry lbs Spring wheat and on ysssrdsys H1so Ne
~ sAssnss of 7Ass ~ bush, Viii salss - - u
ftoa q 0Ds a No 2atSl 1901 g; nslsetsf = q -
81 80 Il sAs eic.s the market Is nrn Il = sae3 %
~ NJ ~ rs,4Dl n fr No IN north 49, and 81 .
u 81 10 Anssk, Dolls CO. I'D BiiAs I Thoupsoss
Winter vhsat b quist With light sslss Of h red Il
y %.
Corr -unssttled; opened buoy.nt asa sAvaseea lHo
o pr bushsl ysstsrdsys elosAg psss, sala bsne
nsds a q, bat H. sAvaacs NOT aakstainsl -
pricss dsoppsd bsrk 70 - nlyir G. hovsv ssa csssg
At ss3@sa ssr 10 In stors; No Corr soiA At 6e3<o
SIZE RaisctSd 1t $50 white 1t g. OanAi Corn IL fisiy
sctvs thirteen beat loads Of No sold u iron g 80
anoat.
cats-Ip good demand, and ths markes 10 " hiAhsr
WITH sais ofNo u si8Ssh No 1t EoDk, ciesins
arB.
Rys-la good request for shipmsnt esd The market b
pretty well cleared OUT pess - DC Per buahs high
tr and re note sss ct 10 for No l. s. Tor old Ia
e5 for No & 81 for old DO NJ and rejected
HarsyIn sctiss requsst and higher, sales IN stoes
were mAAs At % FIR No |; 60 81 for No &53o for Re-
jsetsd
sesds-Tmothy IL quiet aid rather eassr With salss
from - FsD9 %. Flax is quiet but firmly held 1t
= soss OF
High vin{ s-firm, but altogether inactive.
Provisione-Duil and nominal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

| 1 t is the only Hand Loom that retains the
= SHED open til t.e hihng has been beaten up &c
the CT H. shie" u ats1a-ly -ces.Aty cessfuliy
Il Will eli h-, WOOL. COTTON OR FLAX
WAHp either .oarse or nns home fsrtory spun
weases faster wesres n"sver cloth sith less
AID with le liability break the thread. than any
other H-nd-tociu Va he world.
The superiority elaim for this Loom aiin.h,r
Han tLopm consists Ia its capa<ity leu an
iic. and the grsstrr engt OF time ALT we'd
Tor the passssc OF the shuttle, making tho lab to
s'eh II and break the warp les than any other Hand
Lam.
Every who has woven on tn "oid-fasaionsd
II ind-L,om, or On Poser ieora, viii sAy that 10
.e... sli.reo Eoots ,he shed must be h-id open
until the filling his been besen up cloth Ysu
only have TO consult any woman no has used the 4od
Hand Loon" Ia neiehtorho d snd she will tell yru
the rfwsys bolds the rendes dwn to keep tie She d
open Until she beats mp The cloth All other Hand
lsoa DIR the SHED fIo three four before the
n'iig is beat up 10 the cloth aud q. open IL again
nutil tff 4satttn hiss returned the distane.
thas keeping the sh, eIosed the greater part the
tne THIS gives the shutslc tat very shorf time
- ron oae We 70 aaeiher. maxi me habitJ to
cath II between tn" great, ~nd thus making
what w~avsts term "snsash n.n The 6ng must also
be at~h mp b<tsecn the closed threads aud the
WOOL Warts are tue very bst Justify, aud in the beat
c.ndiitop, they esnnot he them At all our
mschine holds tire bed open until the taften or say
strikes the CLOTH and 4 almost stef-
ward thns keeping ths shed open ussry all the time
Is parts Icing all sclfacisnx, it reqar-s skH TO
weave with It, FROM fifteen 10 t~enty fve yard. the
II 10 strons light md turase asa occupying sbout
the srac- Il an ordinary tr-sk fast tAbis.
The Fsmaiy Hand.Loom 10 lh- result Of many
yssr pr,t-nce In he Loc,n business and have the
nnicrn testimony u all practical that Il l. tie
beet II snd-Inom they have ever exsmiasd
Foe descriptive cirruisr sample. Of cloth Ne
Loom, and further particulars, address, with stamps
STARRETT = BEATTY,
Jobbers IN stsve&. HssDIa9 lssls. Wasen N.
kerr soeA sseeh. E,e.. ls7 Lake Street Chicago.
jys-s6m Gov
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

YsHESE BIIsTERS ARE PREPARED
= 10 Puts nourbnn Nhfsky, froa cooniApasou Of
cvsr twenty different kind. of barks nd herb
which act in perfect with the other pre-
ksred nom the orgn-i formula given by the graf cEs
ked Jacket, 10 Dr. Chayu Who assd them suecespfaIly
In hh practc- for many year, and ~ their use ruined
% great popu arify In tbs treatment and cure u Dy,-
eepsa Liver Complaint, Constipation Sick and ervous
Headache Fever and Ague, AMI all diseases arising from
torpid liver and Indigestion. Persons Suffering from
either ofttsese losthsome diseaNr will ind cure by
the use of thcte Btes which perfectly pure and
nee rom all those drugs pnsons usually put up In
sach preparations and pamed Oh N unsaspectine
public single trial will convince tho most sicpsjcal
that fn the RED JACkB IT there II Q virtue thes -
sthsr Mtters posses.
They strengthen and fnvisoease the sysfem
They are uneQusled for ger eral dsbfisy
They are cure fur Dyspepsia.
Iaey give good and healthy appetite.
1Asy assist digestion
they purity the breath and acsdity Of the stonaeA
They cure Diarrhra and Cholera noqbus.
They are % antdots to change Of waller and dAf~
they are The bet s1n utnAt IN sxistssee.
1hey relieve Constipation.
1hey cure Nsrv nss Hsalaehe.
nsy are perfectly pare and pslsssbis.
1hs genuine BED JACKET Bl11KuBnss eaIy ~
y gsast tottiss nsvss by TIE gallon, esSs pint
~ tAas orr private 0evsrnnsAf aaaD y nahesksa
ever tbs cork.
sesi by III sr-ssisas ard sss,ss 1rs.sAest ~
Gall tor Red Jacket. sd ts1s % eaAA
Crc0lafs to the trads supplied - appnoafion.
08naEfE. H91e1A . -, HsuSsisesss.
r1s-vs~ = = = cC,sicsho
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

If you want White Hair made beautiful As
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, a
pandrufhead perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fastuse DR.. TEBBEr's Physiological
Regeneration. KERR l. FULLER, Agents.
Sold by all Druggists. fri-sun-wed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

The VAN buren, COUNTY FAIR.-This is
held the 2sih and 9th inst Van Buren,
county gets up one of the best Fairs in the
State. Lee county will doubtless be largely
represented on the occasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

:, "hAI nonsense fer a man 10 promensa.
me streets with his nice clothes st.;,aa ~
paint or grease, when it is the wort of b.. :
moment TO remove it by the use 81 ~. .Ie :
lsctic Cleanser 'ne &c
Sold BY all druggists and grocer, r.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

NV BooK.-Mr. q. Graham, Principal
of our city High School, places on our table
The Capture, the Prison Pen, and the Es-
cape" by William W. Glazier. II is q we'll
written and intensely interesting narration of
experiences in Southern prison pens during
the war. The book will attract all classes Of
readers. Agents are wanted See adver-
tisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

BLoSpIS, the famous Frenchman. crossed
the Niagara river, near the Falls, on slen-
der rope, stretching from shore to shore. II
was remarkable exploit; but it was nothing
compared with the wonders performed every
day by the Eclectic Cleanser Every
usekeeper should have it.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

Forty CKsrs per line for each inser-
lion will be charged for all notices of over
lhree lines in this column. No notices how
ever short inserted for less than ONE Doll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

fkRsoNAL--Were glad to meet yesterday
uap'aln Charlie thompson, brother of Col.
"m. ihompsoa Of this city. Capt. Thomp.
un vas = soldier he First Iowa Cavalry.
ne mas Deen Conservative until recently.
put bis experience IN Dixie since the close
q me war, and nrder the blessed WORKING.
OF NY Policy" have made him iuten,eIv
radical de SAYS that Northern men are RI {.
idly being expelled from those portion. :,
n1ie IN which he has been, by the proscrip.
I'VE pohey adopted by the rebels. Everv
one OF these unhans traitors swear by :.
drew johnson. al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

| New York AARkeA.
| ~ rslssrsph.| Nsw Yoax, seps. H.
cottoa-Aetivs and l0lLc higher. 34oas for mid
| cling uplsnds; 81 for Orleans.
flour -L~s Active sud scarcely Arm; prices how
| ever without decided change; 81 soSlo 90 for xxus
State; ~ 6ot6ll 30 for Extra Ri o, and sll aooi.
| IS Tor trade brands; closing quiet.
| whisty-ousr In bond 81 ssaa 81.
Wheat-Rec.ipts 9iq bushels inactive and scarcely
nrln sales g. 40 tah; 81 81 inferior Chicago spris
| 81 " No 3 Aiiwsukse Club.
Corn--Rsci pss 1888 bushels isss active aud Ii
lower sass i64 900 bush for inferior Sass .hppinu
mixed Western aaosi se1s7 do n store ssS high MIX
cd nearly ysllo~; "a white Western.
o~ts Receipts VI s4boo bu.hss; duil and 1s lower
sales $4,000 bssl; H3tT Gr Chicago <s24s Cor Nil
vsuk.e.
Petroleum Heavy and easier a7N s7.< for ersds ssd
4s,zD+5c for refined in bord.
| Pmk-HsaSy; SIS u ss 90 closing at $50 IL cash
Reef Heavy; SIS oo4ls 90 s.v plain mes; So ooS
/ % 90 new .xf,a uiers
B-sf Hams Nominal
BAccn- Quiet
Gu, Mea..-sseai,; l41s sisl1 for shcuid=r.: isza,
TOT Hams.
L~rd-pui apa heavy; i7oIe,k
Ruttsr-s.saas; sosss Coz Ohio; So Is for STATE.
/ chssse--I nc oaap ed, 1oDi55&.
New York Money Market.
By Telegraph sxw Ysax. s-pLls.
MONEY! easy AS per cent for caIlIoan..
Sterling dull; los7.sio'1s.
Gold 1. without decided change op.sinr st I.4i clos
Ing 1s5Is
Government stocks . shade armer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

On and after Tuesday, March 2oth ,sraits will rus
follows:
LEAFE 1k0KGK
LIST rrAn-7i5 A. ". iaify, sxe.p 1An Asy.
I'd rrain-&on NJ 80
LKAYk YoRr RADLsoN
2dTr.in-ao A. n dAlly except Aonday.
sth Trsir--las3e A. ~ I"
fhc I'd tratnwfi connect at Kehuh with ths eeA Nh
and g. Ioais Packets and Des aoines vsisy patrosd
The LIST train, esvfaS connsets With Ncrthsrp
Line Packet compsnys boat. ~ Fort MsdIsos makins
surs connections with sSiiroad ~ Burlington Roef
Island sud davenport.
The 4th train leaving PORT Kason snahs settoa
With tn" Dee Moues Valley sernoon train and the H.
sud southern Iowa and Gres Western r. r.
Tickets for all poin,s for sale BY agents at oess
tie Company. fmchisl wv. o9pR T. ese'y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

THE BoYs' IDEA That is the name of
awell appearing little sheet that young Mas
tiers Holr publish in ST. Louis, and copies OF
which they send US. Master ]. W. Holt. Jr..
aged Is, is the editor, and claims to be the
youngest member OF the fraternity in the
world. His assistants are also juvenile
Hoits, aged ten and seven years. They edit
set tie type and print the paper themselves
Young America is progressive chan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

If your sweetheart VOWS she loves you,
and you wish to be sure that her VOWS are
sincere, the best way to exchange doubt for
certainty is TO got married, and try it. And
the best way to learn the great merit of the
Eclectic Cleanser is to use it.
Sold by all druggists and grocers. (6tl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

TIE VALLEY KoAD.-From . earthly pre-
pared article in the Iosca Homestead on the
Des Moines Valley Road, we take the follow.
ing. Alter giving history of the roads
building, the article continues:
The road is now operated by Kilbourn,
Leighton & Co., of keokuk.
oYrtrrus or Tur nan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

BLLsKs.-For Blank Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Lading and all kinds Of Justices
Blanks, call at the GAE CIrr Counting
ponrn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

CoLLEc7IoS OF BouSrY.-See Van Valken-
Rurgs card. augl6-sm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19
Mas Convention.

The Soldiers and Republican Union men
of Lee county, viii meet in Mas Convention
on Saturday, September 22d 1866, at Fort
Madison, for the purpose of nominating can
didates for the Offices Of Clerk Of the District
Court, and Recorder.
All who are opposed TO traitors and rebels
ruling the country, and are in favor of sup
porting Congress against the policy of Ans
drew Johnson and Southern rebels, are invit>
ed to attend and participate in the meeting.
Eminent speakers viii be present.
D. B. HILLS,
Chm Com. of Soldiers and Loyal Citizens.
j. NJ. BECK,
Chairman Republican Com, Lee County.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

lr y well known that Benjamin Fran kiln
was v Fry persistent in advising people to save
their honey. If he were now living he would
no doubt earnestly recommend the ECLECTIC
Cleanser as one ofthe greatest money savers
ofthe nineteenth century.
Sold by ali druggists and grocers. tst,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

stock Market.
~ Telegraph Nav YosH. sslt. 10.
etocts strong; RTlo7;cAS pd o72s; Bis 1917
oIoT $50 sa series ios g. 1881 coupon, iiis; 1854
IL: $40 eouIcns 1855 iesi4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

e4-The highest price laid Tor CUaH, RYE, SHIP
sTuKfs CATTLE AND STICK zoos, sither Il my
obee on Vain Street, a, the Gibbonsvils DhfHssss
w a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

PosTxAsr-a GrE. at Fl, Dodge, has been
decapitated and Butternu: named Plat, ap-
pointed IN his stead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-09-19

IT is said that Faith win remove mopn>
tains" This may be true; but il certainly
will not wash clothes and oblitera,e stains
The Eclectic Cleanser" will will do thai,
and do il in a hurry.
Sold BY all druggists and grocers. Ct