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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08
Church Dire1forr.

WEsTMINsTRER PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH, 70. S. ION Seventh street, between
Main and Blondeaa. Services every Sabbath =.
II q. m. and P. m. Sabbath School at . q. N.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at a p. m.
febll66-ly W. G. CRAIG, Pastor.
UNITED PREsBYTERIAN-cor Corner of High
and i3th streets. Services every Sabbath At ii a.
m. and p. m. Sunday School At 81 "a. m.
apr2s- '66-ly JAMES BRowx, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-High street,
between Fifth and Sixth. Services every Sab.
bath at II .. m. and I p. m. Sabbath School at
3p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
may 16-'66-ly
EXCHANGE STREET NJ. E. CHURcH-on
Exchange street, between Third and Fourth.
Preaching every Sabbath at II q. m. and p. m
Sabbath School at q P. m. Public Prayer Meeting
on Wednesday evening. JoHS BuReHss,
jalyl'66-ly Pastor
cHATHAM SQUARE N. Z. cHURcH-cor-
nsr OF Seventh and Morgan streets. Preaching
School ats 3 m. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings. JOIN HAYNES,
apr27-'66-ly Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath at IL ..
m. and P. N. Sunday School atsa IN
aprz6-6e |. N. CRIrrEspss. Pastor.
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPALcHuRCH- 9Th
street, between Concert and High. Services every
Sunday Ut Ii .. n. and Up. m. Sabheth School
It o'clock O.. m. W. II. WOODS Rector.
jans4- e6-ly
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Corner Of Blon-
dsau and Eighth streets. Preaching At IL A. =.
sad 7iH,M 6sAday esAeol ~ % A. II. PubEs
Prayer Meeting Oh Wednesday evening, At n
e'ssssk. lealrszl ) T.Wssrovess Psspr.
uNTfAAfAN CHuRcH-Ops. for pulls Scr
vice g II . -, aad = u p = The public cor
YOUNG REQRLEs PRAY1R NERTIIG-
Bsesy Friday sssnises ~ > Ssslssk, q IL Dsp-
~ Chass1s sssssf Dlss1ssa ~ Ushah sesseis
AW jDv;1ed h ~ Nh y,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08
The following aat has hsse accepted b, this Company
The National telegraph Law.

AN ACT I'D In the cnnssrsction OF Telegraph Line
aud 10 secure tie Government the VI the same
for Postal, Military sna otA.r purposes.
Ne Il enacted BY sspats snd House Of Representa-
sves OF the United statss Of Assics, In Congress
ssabisA: That an, Telegraph Compeay nov organised
which nay hereafter be Organised under the laws Of
strsct .stsia oparaas nss Of telegraph ROACH
ana over coy portion Of the peic domain OF the Cn.te
States oss and along any o. As military OF poss rosds
b declared such ~ sat COnsres sld over Under
seso>s ihe sAvicabas s6sans or vat.s q ts United
. eos.s .essd I'd ass.se1 = sos q osstrne. Is.
navigation such sses ana wsesFs pl gro ifh
The ordinary travel such military pe.a ro@ds And
use fro pablic land. ths becesaary sone timber
and other natnris Tor s posts srs sttioes and 9TH
sdful In the construction, msntesa ncs AID
Of saad lines Of telegraph aud may pre- empt and
such portion Of the unoccupicd public lands
to preeupon through which Its said lines Of
ay b located ~ maj b necessary for Its statona not
exceeding io5tv acrrs f c.ch station but such sta
shall noS be sithia AAsss Jules Of each ottsr.
ssc Z. And be Il further zctss. Yaat teifxrsphic
Go,,rsut Of 10 Upitsd 8, 4tss and hsir oeers and
AGENTS shail fn Their sssmisCn orer ths lines Of any
u sad .enpaaiss, saye pority ever all Other bssnes
and Sha b ssot = rates 70 b. annually aisd ~ 10
ssc And be It further enacted, That the right.
snd privileges hereby granted shall be Transferred
ton aseoeas on or person Provided hovsvss That the
Uult.A etstss nay sRy dine atsr tue expiation Of
Eve yss from To- date ths ps-ssge Of this set for
sssps lines prop.rs, a. Effects Of any or I'll Of 80
C0mpaniss appraised vsne to - asesftAined by
nve compet<nf pscns to Of .ec. shali
b. peected b. tha eosfmaAef General Of the Uuited
etass by ths Conn interested, and one ~ he
fDSr previously selected
Telegraph mpaoy sha ezsrc.. any u the pc~ess q
prtv~Ges csssrrre Of this act such Company sAal Gle
their vritss cePes.cs With The Postnstsf General OF
the rssstctess ssd obligations inpossi BY tats sct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

FRuirs AND HOW THEY SHOULD BIZ EArEy.-
The CniDersity Journal Of Medicine. for
August, has some remarks on the subject OF
fruits, which in some respects are at variance
With those commonly received, and which
will interest our readers nov, when our mar.
kets are supplied with fruits. L. saws thew
afford an endless supply Of delicious and
wholesome food, but Is they are usually t.
ken, may more properly be consi dered :,
dangerous Injuries than a. healthy food.
The great error 10 their use consists in ma.
king them desert, in Overlooking the s,om-
ach with them, and sssing them At all times
between meals. When taken along With our
food, as food and ia moderation, they are
highly conducive to heaith. The peach i,
the most delicious and digestible OF the stone
fruits. They should form part Of either meal,
or be eaten moderately when the stomach il
empty. Pians are less dissssibis; I'll palpy
etoas fruits are more q isss co. and prone
- fssmsss 10 - sseaaJA. tn aSbb 10
oae Of the best Of fraita md vAsa haksd
viii agrss Nth the mes 1elteaes aloD6rhss
sd y szsslisat in sscka6n. Psaes ~ Or.
anges arc also good, but lie lstfsr shoaldibe
rejected. SssawSsrs~ ars ! vholesons
flsis, but ~ sAssM - y ss1,a y = -
egoo0.e m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

On the west bank OF the Mississippi river
stands certain city. II is quite young in
years, and it boasts Of having as intelligent
men and as handsome women as any city
within the broad borders Of our nation. lis
buildings compare favosably with snv c;tv of
Its age and size. 1t now contains a nonnl.,;on
OF 1900 souls, and as its progress il onward
and upward it will ere long rank the first c;,v
in the State Of Iowa. The energy and On.
terprise of in citizens have made a railro.a
one hundred and sixty-two miles in length
and are nov making arrangements, which
will shortly be consummated, for linking the
shore of Iowa with that of Illinois with /.
large and substantial bridge. THE city, which,
scarcely twenty years ago, was 30 Insignificant
ss to be considered unworthy place on the
map, boasts Of its numerous institutions OF
learning, its commodious public buildings,
its stately residences, ito ine walks and
drives, it, .beaa,ifal church edi6ces, i,s
manufactures, and the indomitable "drive''
OF It's Inhabitants, yet Notwithstanding al
these this city contains Court House, where
its people assemble to discuss oil grave local,
State, and national ques,ions By the dim,
hisheTns light that is emitted from the On.
e'e.f saslow dips. Here in this cour. room.
van lAsns % paos that !. il impoaaible 10 re-
ess1sss an individual seross the room, arc
shs eloquent orators wAo visit the city called
upon = addrsss it, inAabisan,s in IL d.,l !.
And this city. b i known, il none osh~ th.,
tie 0sts Gay Of Iowa, he future sr,.s I'm.
&etaring city Of ~ North-~es.
Oh, most viss Sapsrrisorsi do not permit
this darkss1 - prevail asy longer, ~ you
have bat % ~ + tlsrs = lisAs y 10 l;s.
psass Nth Asr 1iss.D ~ i.trodsss u,
asdsH - asss auzepbIs light thas i =
ssseasdestss ~ ouss Hssss =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

iSJones county the Republicans have put the
following ticket in the field: For Representa-
tives, Hons. John Russell and j ohn Mexican;
for County Judge, Hon. David Mccain for
Treasurer, Lawrence Schoonover for Sher-
Id, Orrin d. Crane; for County Superin.
tendent, J. r. Stillman for County Surs
veyor, D. L. Blakeslea for Coroner, v. C.
Willstone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

J. N. Dixon, Of the Register, is spending
few days at home ia Des Moines. The
sight Of one eye is hopelessly lost the other,
with vision greatly impaired, enables him 10
60 about without conductor, Blu. he cannot
see to read or write. He returns to Cincin,
matt in few days for further treatment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08
The Meeting Last Evening.

The Court House was we'll filled, but not
so crowded as we should like to have seen it,
at the speaking last evening. Major O. Con
nor was greeted with applause. We are sor.
~ that the la.eness Of the hour prohibits our
noticing his mastery argument as its merits
demand. He began by brief consideration
of the Importance of the investigation and dis
cusson Of political principles in Republican
government. He then rapidly bu. effective
y defended the first plank Of the Republican
platform. which he justly considered the life
and spirit of it. Then passing to the Demo
cratic platform, he made full and scathinp
review Of it. He showed that the Iowa
Democratic platform is JUS such "a declares
ton Of principles as any Rebel Convention
in the Southern Rebel Democratic States
would publish. He showed how the
doctrine Of State Rights, as pro,
mulga,ed by the Iowa Democracy
was Southern rebel dogma, and had
worked numerous ills in our Government
until its RIGHTEOUSNESS naturally eliminated
in rebellion, and the effort Of State Rights
traitors to disrupt the Union. he made g
showing mp Of the record Of Judge Mason
which We shall refer to hereafter, and which
was the setting out Of the character of a,
hopeless candidate as ever claimed ths
votes of radical and loyal people. Hi,
humanitarian appeal for justice to the col
ored people was strong one AID his refu
tston of Judge Masons shabby yindica,ior
Of his record, Ly calling the principles in,
, volved in the late war dead issues was
masterpieceof pathos and thrilling eloquence
He showed the transparent hypocrisy Of th,
naturalization CANNON, and the fimsy trick
cry Of the demand for taxation of q. S
bonds.
The speech wasa capital one. Itprovokec
large enthusiasm, and opens the campaign il
heokuk and Lee county very auspiciously.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

d In the nicely painted and greatly improved
church Of our friend Rev. ]. P. Teter, at Ke.
osauqua, Rev. F. W. Evans, Of the NJ. Z.
Church at Abba, and Rev. Mr.. Sweeny, oil
the Christian Church Of Springfield, ILL.,, are
holding debate upon denominational tenets.
The discussion continues SIX days, and is at>
tracing much attention 10 Van Buren, county
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08
Flour Sacks and Gfain BAGS
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
at Ke0kNk Nag Factory,
12I MAIN srRsKT.
septl W. A. BEERS.
Proclamation I'm Admiralty.

AAOCA4Bh019AVA HI AOEA
cn'ted Nates Of Aweyica, Dsstrief II Io,sa.
United States Msrsha1's O0ce,l
Keokuk, sspt 1. 1851.
HEREBY give notice thss by virtue Of warrant o.
sfrsst and moution, issued ost ~ the oBc- OF the
CFk Of the United District Court In and FIR the
District OF Iowa snd to dir ected In the following
cause 10 wiz Aichasl Costelao mariner sad ibsilant
against the boat OF barge No. g. Barss y P. dso
Tackle aod apparel asdin esase civil ssd NsrAtns
nf denand Of tcotact OF vasss Nla %. did on ths
sss dsy Of sept At the port OF kseask Lee Conn
DIoss In said District Of Iowa arrvst and tsks 10 ny
~.- IN sac custody, and do dtsa,r the sa,d
os,ss No s. or args Y. P. due s, tackle ndsps~rr
ana a.feoy aiso siss prrc notice that the time
for the return Of safd ~A1rart b the fifth day
espss sber 1857. ut 10 n, aAd hereby admosish
. hs mnons all psr-cus cla,nipk any iutsr-ss In tn.
aid bMss No. = ~ bsrs. n. = ssc s, her tackle
And ppars or kno s,ne havisg yfhisH ~ WY
thssane should not b eoaAe@ned aid sold y
the cenlnd o. sid iie-a, that they be md appear BE-
r~ the sAii Disirct Court fsr the Itrcs Of Iesa
return tern y - ssrss s~d hoidsa At sid Dit ci
ODrrt Noon Tie Hi day u Sept. aasssss = kso
kuk, Iowa, in I'D DiHriet. said Last naasA Gay
VITA ard ~hese sad caass w b bsard tAen and there
sSfntssposs their ciaio anl .as isl asl aAs
tAsf aiissatisas n ~ bseaM
sspts H. fuLfoN, Deg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

We shall refer to the matter at length
hereafter it is sufficient now to make re-
minder. The good people of Keokuk and
Lee county should remember that our County
Fair will shortly be here. The citizens OF
town and county should join in working TO
make the Fair finally successfnl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08
stsok narhe,.

By telegraph Nrw YosH. Sept :;
Government, stocks firm. Coupons 'sl lll1s; do %
1l4I1: "a 1925 IS nv; do new 1885, 81 lossS:
coupon, 10 4os 0ss14; 7-3os iossS
etocfs opened hesvv but closed strong and lighter
wUr 4seA; No lodtSaN: Haie eoi4oss. Hudson
1857 1854. Reading 1tssaz st Paul ISL; preferred
s7} Michigan Central 1iot Aiiik Michigan eou,hei n
s2lSS Iiiinois Central 100 al9I Toledo i26, Rock
Island 's'Nes4 sor,hss'ssrn 70 ~ prs.srrsd ,oy<o
Is; lo5Aes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

OUa friends Of the Unitarian Society are
making alteration. and improvements upon
their church building. exteriorly and nteriorly.
which make it, excellent ~ twas, q yet more
elegant house of worship. The pastor of the
Society. Rev. Mr. Efinger, has returned from
His an N, m a. %. cat;oo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08
s.w-yevs narnss.

Hsw ysS8 aarhss.
~ r,,serSpAl Hsw Yeas. fsptf.
Iiour-ciossd Arn for low grsdsa. asd dali oshsr
knda.
vhe.s-A shals better. With fair demand for export
aud speculation
Rys-Nominai q 81 IS rev Western.
Oats Quiet and stes6y u s9S 70 for new Ohio AID
Chicago.
ooes-Qniss ssN 1871 lsk for sosd to primo asv
mixed Wsstssn In stors-
Pork-y1rm 1t SIS; ns. a. so19s. eiosips heavy.
Dssf-yhn end stssdy.
Cut MsaA-frn asd IL stsAAy demand.
Ba-on-Firn end 10 Light supply, with fair enquiry
LArd-Qnist at te3k0I.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08
Arrivals and Departures 81 Leokuk Packets

ROB ROY, Arrives on Tuesday and Friday. At
O'Clock p. M, and departs on Wednesday and
Saturday morning, 1t O'Clock.
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives on wednes-
day and Saturday, at p. m, and departs on
Thursday and Monday, at Am.
LUCY oERTRAM, Arrives on Thursday
and Sunday, atop. m, and departs on Friday and
Tuesday, at a M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

tbs Unitarian Church will be re opened
to day. Services by the pastor, Mr.. Effinser.
Subject At II .. m, "The Power of Life
and At u p. m, "The Spiritual Athlete"
The Sunday School will meet at half pas. two
e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

RE.orrxrxc. - Chatham Square NJ. E.
Church, having been beautifully frescoed,
will be re~opened for divine service on THU
(Sabbath) morning, at IL o'clock.
Rev. B. F. Crary D. D., Of St. Louis, viii
preach the re-openipa sermon. sep7.1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

JrDor TaAcHY, Of Burlington, Prosecuting
Attorney for THE District, is stopping ct the
Tepfer House. He comes 70 attend the SEES
sion Of the District Court, which begins on
Mouday. #F -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

TOLEDO a arkefs
By Telegraph ToLRDo. Sept. Z.
Ylour-Qaiet
Wheat -Amber white 8, better white Michigan q q
o. %; amber 81 l.02ls
corn-7<c ): better; u II for No /, waba.h 1919
1917 for No l.
0.ts-t1<c better; 5s1ss for No l.
Rys-St ~ for Mol
Barlsy-Sl ID.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

Chlea6o Lsvs stock MaTkst.
By Telegraph CasdAao sept,7 I.
Hox-Rec,ipts up to noon to-day 90 ear> market ae-
tive for Saturday. sses at triing adj
yesterday hut later there a ull shippers having
withdraw We quote rod Nv York hogs, AZ rsgrE Z
I751lso ponnd. At IS 75G g. prime 20 Is A8 So and
ohoi e at ss co SO
Catls-p-c.ve I'd up TO nc on to-day cars. rtt
close. strong gooi lat catls which would sell redity
At u.side gu taii,ns The other grades tn "
weak.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

The CoSvEyrIoN.-We publish elsewhere
full report Of the proceedings of the Re.
publican Convention at Charleston yesterday.
There was full attendance Of delegates, who
came together in the best of radical spirits,
and determined to work wisely on the occs
sion, and earnestly in the future for the sue
cess of the ticket that should be nominated
Their work was harmoniousy and satisfac-
torily done. We give the ticket elsewhere.
The candidates are good men and true, and
will be heartily supported. We have no,
space now TO refer further to them and give
to their claims for popular support the At
tenhon- we shall give them in our next.
Hon. Henry O'Connor, the Republican
candidate for Attorney General, was presen,
and made brief but characteris,ically for
chile and able address. He was loudly ap,
plauded, aud bis stirring appeals and earnest
counsel added much to the enthusiasm of the
meeting The Convention adjourned in a
very proper spirit. It now only remains for
the loyal voters of Lee county TO sanction
the work done yesterday by elec,ins the
ticket by large majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

WArrsD. --Stone masous and stone cutters,
to work on the United Stssss Court House ii
Des Moines, Iowa. Liberal wages win b
paid. Apply to GEo. WHITAKER, Superin-
Sendeut. $3.50 sept93t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

Tar corner stone Of the German Catholic
Church will be laid this afternoon with proper
ceremonies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

Special eounun:easion 81 Harden Lodge,
No. 20, on Monday evening, Sept. .. Work
on the Second Degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

Few Ysrk Dry 0esAs Harkse.
NJ delsgnSh.l NEW YoaK. sept. !.
The dry goods market b aetiva and eaist and Urn for
all staples. The only ehsnses In cotton good Of ~
.ossnt are Brova sAestinss Is, Indian Orchard Is
do brown lag LAeonia do l51f Lasrsses do le.f
onx ny shs risss - -, 0saasiis le,S: aaf-
foix 1874, and ks.nsbsc loX. In LisseAsd nssii.s
no important change .oticssbl; Tuscsfora e. Great
Pals lax; Hamilton ticks 9s1; Wh,tsntsn stripes
sa, sv.rs.s sh.slinE. and 1horadyAs' Improved D.
nims Is
saprs stats sineh.ms IS, Cameron do nj; Cyds
ieh ssasow I21 Lancaster 90 eorsst jeans l7s; ssn
bsics reduced 10 14i1.
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Held FOR PosrAGE.-Letters addressed as
follows are detained in the Keokuk Post Of
fce for want of the proper stamps:
G. d. Lutz. Augusta, Illinois.
Mrs. Hattie Wilcox, Havana, Illinois.
Mrs. Christina King, Keokuk. Iowa.
Il. c. Bower, New York, N. Y.
Capt. J. A. Arnold, Davenport, Iowa.
Mrs. A. NJ. Ennis, Des Mo.nes, Iowa.
Miss Juliet C. Walton, Philadelphia, Pa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

Muwaakee Market
BY Telegraph MnwAuxRa settr.
Tlour-sirm; city Xxx 70 7s0io 90; country do s. O.
%; xts1s50
wheat-,eti-s; 81 7,e % for 10 Isl 74Si IS for
No 2, 81 81 No 8
oats-nrm at4T for Mol
Corn-ldvanced; 81 for no /,
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rnE PROSPECT

70 most natterny The loo of the Ina is Of the
heet fn the country. passes through large number
faportaht sties sad tos whess commercial inter
10 lsrss and rApfdly iEcrsasinG The country
along the liver receiving constant sccssaRs u wealth
and population aud these will bring increase Of trade
which must correspondsGsy add largely 70
the busineAs and PROFITS Of tbs Company Al the old
telegraph canpaaiea throu ghost the coustfy
and bssn paving sstsfscaory dividsnds cali
stock that h4s been repeatedly wstersd Ifthess
companies controlled BY lev wealthy itdviduais
ing near, AL this stock, DO this /, quite rsasona
BILE to suppose ttst psny, owned and managed BY
Its nacns with is hes dstlfnby located and with
q limited amount Of stuck, At least do equally ~
welt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

TEE Keokuk Classical School, W. ".
Jameson, A. n, Principal, opens tomorrow
the 9th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

BY Telegraph

| BY Telegraph Nav YosE, Sept T.
TIE Rsnk statsmsat vim shov ineresas u two and
half million, loan, million ard hsR legal t~nd
srs, nvs mil ions deposits aad half million p Gle
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

HoS. RrsH CLARK has been appointed
United States Commissioner, ct Iowa City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

The Republicans of Muscatine county have
made the following nominations: For Re,
representatives., R. NJ. Burnett, Samuel Nc
Mutt; Treasurer. R. T. Thompson Judge,
Il. II. Benson; Superintendent Of Schools.
p. NJ. Lambert; Surveyor, J. A. Mathew
son; Coroner, John Beard.
In Warren county the Republicans have
nominated for Senator, George E Griffith
for Representative, James II. Knox, (edltor
of Fisitor), and NJ. A. Dashed. Mr.. Grif-
Eth was member Of the House in the las,
session of the Assembly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

CHARLIE CHRlsyIEID has splendid stock
Of 6ne sponge, iust received st 70 Asiass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-08

ForsigA MarkesS.
Lospoy. Sept IN. %.
oonsois s9A. Bonds 7sx Ill Cent 71<, Erie 4tH
Great western AZ.
LONDON, sept. i-7r.m
Coz soils unchanged and American securities dull *
ospt bonds which a. mer and unchanged.
LlvHlPooI Sept. f.-Noor.
cs&ton-CnehAnged
LIvHlPooI, Sept. T-7p. NJ.
Cotton Easier and rather more Ing and prices ur-
changed
Rr,aastu6s-Tiru
epirits-Petr.l Ter refined IL 3d.
Other article. unchanged.
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paosiecrvs.

THIe COMPANY ~ been oegss1ssA 1T stAe psrrcss
Of ,fbltshiAx TeIssraphtc In the most
direct Wsnpef possible ~ potpts q any ppor
NkW ORLEAhe