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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

The Charleston Courier announces
with great emphasis that President
Johnson, in view of the results of the
late elections, will appoint conserva-
tives TO places i'm his Cabinet, recog-
nizing that Conservative men, of his
class, and not the Democrats, won the
victories in Ohio and Pennsylvania
over the Republicans. In this the
President agrees with Franklin Pierce,
but neither agree with the great Val
landigham. ts>s @. "" 1877 ID
Secretary Seward has reputation as
a prophet to sustain. AT Auburn, the
other day, the spirit of prophecy took
mouth and prophesied that the Demo
Gratis would carry New York State this
fall. This is pretty certain indication
that they will fail to do it, Chicago
Republican. 81, ~ t.a . "f #3.'s- '.' ..|~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

BRIDGE CoNTRACTs.-The proposals
for the construction of the railroad
bridges across the Iowa River at Iowa
Falls, and the Boone Fork ofFthe Des
Moines river, at Webster City, were
opened at the office of the ID. & S. G.
railroad Co. i'm this city, on Monday,
and the contract was awarded to Messrs
Chaplin & Wells, of Chicago. Both
bridges are to be built under the Howe
truss patent. The one Mt iowa Falls is
to be a deck bridge of two spans, each
one hundred and fifty feet, the one at
Webster City will be u through bridge
OF two spans,. each one hundred and
thirty feet. The bridge at Iowa Falls
Will be commenced at once, and will be
completed before Christmas. Work on
the grading was commenced last week
and Is being pushed vigorously The
road to Fort Dodge will be built this
time surely.-Dabug,te Herald. "fHss.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-10-25

GENTS WANTED. --s10 to $50 a day, to intro
~ dnee our new patent STAR SHUT'TLE
SEWING MACHINE. Price $40. IL uses two
threads and makes the genuine Lock STITCH All 9th.
er low priced machines make the CHAM SFfrcH.
Each agent furnished with copy OF Letters Patent
Exclusive Territory given. Send for eircnlaes. 4
Sc. HENDERSON a Co .'' "+
Sole Agents for the West and south &
223m 1913 N. 4th Street St. Louis, Mo-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
Ckses.Ch Directory.

wEsTMINSTRER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, 70. Sion Seventh street, between
Main and Blondeau. Services every Sabbath At
IL q. m. aud p. m. Sabbath School at .. m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at u P. m.
feblr66-1y VIC. CRAIG, Pastor. ,
UNITED Observation-Disclosures of High
and 18th streets. Services every Sabbath 1t II =.
IN. and p. m. Sunday School at Ia. m.
apr26-'66-ly JAMES BRows, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL cHURcH-High street,
between Fifth and Sixth. Services every Sab
bath 1t II .. m. and p. m. Sabbath School at
p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
mayl6-'66ly
EXCHANGE STREET NJ. q. CHURCH-on
Exchange street, between Third and Fourth,
Preaching every Sabbath at II ., N. and 7 p. m,
Sabbath School at n p. IN. Public Prayer Meeting
! on Wednesday evening. JoHs BoaaEss,
I julyl-'66-ly Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ r. CHURCH, Cor
ner of Seventh aud Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath at II q. N. and 7 p. m. Sabbath
School at . q. m. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings. JoHN HAYES,
april '66-ly Pastor.
FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-c Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath at II O.
! M and I y. IN. Sunday School at . a. m.
apr26-'6j /. n. ORIrrgspEN, Pastor.
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCII-On 4tt
street, between Concert and High. Services every
Sunday at II q. m and 81. m. Sabbath Sohoo
| at 9 o'clock q. w. II. WOODS. Rector.
| june4-'6Gly
| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Blon
deau and Eighth streets. Preaching at II A. NJ
and u Pm. Sunday School at % A. N. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, at Z!
o'clock. Ifebl1'67l ]. 7. MISSIONER, Pastor.
| UNITARIAN CHURCH-open for public ser
vice at II a. M, and at II P. IN. The public cor
| daily invited.
| YOUNG PEOPLES PRAYER MEETING
Every Friday evening, Mt o'clock, at the Bap-
tist Church, cor. of Blondeau and Eighth streets
| All are invited to meet with US.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
The following has bean accepted by this Company
The National TcIegrsph Law.

AN ACT to aid in tho construction Of Telegraph Ln.s
and to secure the Government the Of the same
for Postal, Military aud other purposes
Be enacted BY the senaie aud House OF Representa-
tyes OF the United States OF America In Congress
semtled. That any Telegraph Company now organized
81 which may hereafter be org an.zed under the laws
III, state ia Ills Union shall have tho right 10 con
struc maintain and operate lines Of telegraph throug
ana any portion 81 the public domsin OF the unted
States and along any OF the military post roads
of the United States which have been may
be declared such by act Of consres. aud under
the naugable streams or waters Of the United
so constructed and maintained not to obstruct the
navigation Of such sreams and waters Interfere with
ordinary travel such military poet roats And
auy of said CON shall have the right to take and
use from such public lands the necessary sone timber
and other material for Its post PIERS stations
M edful uses In the constructon maintenance aud
RI Of said lines Of telegraph and may pre- empt
use such portion of the unoccupied public lands
through which its said lines of telegraph
may be located - b necessary for Its stations
exceeding forty for each station: but such
shall mot be within fifteen miles OF each other.
s.o :; Ana b s lu1.h me- ae.sa Ina. .slssrsPh'e
Government Of the United States snd their ocer and
age pts shall in their Transmission the lines Of any
sad Companies, have priority AL other business
and shall be sent q rates 70 be annually fxsd BY the
Postmaster General.
erc s. And be 1t further enacted, Thst the rights
and privileges hereby granted shall not be transferred
by any Company acting under this act to corpora
ton association person Provided however, That the
United ststss may At any time after the expiration Of
Eve years from the date Of the passake Of this act for
postal military other purposes purchase all the tel
egraph lines property aud effects Of any all Of said
conp.niss =. an .pp1:sa value to ,. .sce.sa,n.a 2,
he selected by the Postmaster General Of the United
satss by the Company Interested, and by the
$40 l. And be IL further enacted, That before any
Telegraph G. Epany shall exercise any Of the
privileges conferred Of this act such Company shall
fheir written acceptance with the Postmaster Gens~al
the restrictions and obligations imposed BY this sc
js1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
Trustees Sale

10y virtue of Deed Of Trust executed and
~ delivered to me. the uuders4 ID, by james L. Es
ties and Amanda Estes his wife, GATED the 10Th da of
June, A. d. 1857 and conveying tho folowing described
a,d stu ted In the County of Lee and state OF Iowa.
VIZ The southwest quarter Of section three 81 The
west half of the southeast quarter Of section three 49,
The north forty of tae south quarter OF
ton and the sonth half and northwest quart
the Invest quarter of section Ave (5l all in
ship sixty 1--we $50 north Of rang hve o. west Also
Block -" in the City OF Keokuk according G ley
Stripes Map Of said City in trust the pay
certain proussory note OF even date with sad dee
drawp by J. G. Estes ayabi- J. +. Estes by sid
j. E.tes endorsed to John 7. Antrim the OF
Seven Thousand Dollars. in year from date. ]. the
underssned In rdance aith the terms OF sad deed
will TT ceed triay. the 9th day OF September next
at the front door OF the Court House THAI being
venient place. In the City OF Keokn between the hours
ofl2 o'clock n. ard o'clock r. , 10 sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following
PARCELS OF land the other parcels Of the before
mentioned aas having been heretofore sold under prior
isnshst is to say, The north forty OF the south
quarter OF section ~ and tho south half and
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section
Eve t5 the haifof the southwest quarter of
ton three (s) all in township rixt,hve (e) N. R. @
(o west Together with block O. in the City OF KeokIk
according to Otiey Stripes Map of said City.
ANSoN L DINING,
arplsax-o T~1stNe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
OF LEE COUNTY,
Bring on your Fast Horses.

0N Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sep
~ nmbrr s,h, 9th and 7th, at O'Clock m Of eact
day, at the Ksokuk Driving Park the following purse
will be troted and paced for mills heats best two il
three, IN harness free for horse, geldne
owned in Lee county the 18th day Of August, 1867
First Race-Thursday, 9th.
Free for any trotting horse, gelding, owned
In Lee county, as above PURGE 500.
Rowdy, Stenewsli, Black Eaph, Joe Bowers, or spy
horse entering for the $3.50 purs rnltdou of this
Second Race-Friday, 9th.
Exclusively for buggy horses, trotters In harness
owned BY private ndis duas OF Lee county Purse SIS
Third Race-Saturday, It'll.
Free for any horse, geding. troster PAGER
In harness, owned in Lee county Purse $50
Entrance, first race, $3.50; I'd, free; Sd, SIS.
Entries to be closed Wednesday evening, Septem
Der 4th, and entrance money to be pad to C-pt. VIM
Holiday, At mis- once, on johnson street.
Fnt,auce mt nes to 60 70 tha Keosns Driving rark
Association Races to he regulated by the rules OF the
Quincy, Iliinois, Tro.tnR Park.
KEoKux, Aug e5, ls67-n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
SHERIFF,s sALE-Foreclosnrs &c -.

SHERlFF's sALE.-Foreclosure of r.lor.-
,ge OF personal property: Whereas, on the llth
day OF August, 1885, A. W. sheldon executed 10 l;eo
hocrnry his mortgage upon the personal pr per,y here
matter described, TO secure the payment .sory
nose executed BY the said A ". sheido, to said Geo
Mccrary for the of Four 1housar polers bearing
even date with said mortsag aud bearing interest al
ten per cent per annnm after mar rtv aud due thirty
days after date And whereas, ID note and mortgage
have been assigned and taUae red by the said Gee
McerAfy 70 b. Howell; aud whereas said note aud the
.aereoa remaining nolly unpaid tn said mort
gage and the SAID Tote hav placed my hands
So uhae, sna virtue the ststuts Of the
STATE Of Iowa conceroip' foreclosure Of Mortgages"
Noa taefe9se, nou is hereby given that Friday
tne o'a aAy % seft& Der, 1857 Commencing at o'clock
OF saa osy ihe front door Of the Court House, 10
nv Of sr Lee County, Iowa. will sell at pub
nc oaefy 10 ID highest and bert bidder, for the pur
poe o. pasas the dus said note AMI interest
.as sofesAS gagged property, to-wi: The Isily
aoa ns.kis Gate City Newspaper. tho name good will.
pbuhSs nd job presses type. mschin-s. and all the
p1tuhS materials and appurt-nances thsrenuto belong
ing. ID iuding all and every aud printir mateFf
AIS .tense machines aed sppurtenancss IN and about
ih' said Office and printing establishment In Keokuk,
iva
Terms of Sale-CAsH. JOHN A. BISHOP.
ahg Sheriff of Lee County Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

AZ . needing 4 - - - = -
~ Ts~aship, asSsAtssd 50 ". :
- evening", ~ - pee : llgs
dslseasss 70 pebil1sa -. - =
IS hsld & Cherlesesa = sexs 6eagsaay,
| w. Is.sssnsa - slsessd clai.nees -
n xsovlss Sselssary. col. 3. ,. HllIis,
0.pt. 8. ssnpls, N. D. Frosty, 4. r.
Boycs, b. ". Rsthsrt, Joha g. Gd4y, G.
y. McCrasy, Esq, q. Tisks, Az Roberts.
Gen. Joka Bnss, q. ". Tsylos, Wn. Blon,
n. wsyand, Sam. 81. Klein. VIM. B. Col.
lins, Wa. Unhsrnan, Sam NcEvesy, JsAu
neCsy, wn. wilson, Joha 9. Wassfnan,
D. 3, Hamilb and Capt. 1. v. Hsssos
wore elected to act ~ delegates. Capt. Sam
Sample, VIM. Wilson, M. Hess, n. D
Prousy, and Mr.. Cheniworth were elected
Township Republican COMMITTEES. Perfec
good feeling prevailed throughout the meet
l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

THE Davenport Gazette says: "Lieut. A.
L. Bates, I'd U. 8. cavalry. from Fort Lara.
mic, with squad of soldiers, having in
charge two prisoners (soldiers1, went down
on the packet yesterday morning. The pris,
opers were sentenced to the penitentiary for
burning Coffey's Ranch. The guard had also
in charge an insane soldier en- route to the in-
sane asylum at Washington City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

The splendid new steamer, Tom Jasper,
ofthe St Louis h Quincy Packet Company,
Frank Burnett, master, Dick Roberts, clerk,
will leave for St. Louis and all way landings,
Sunday, Sept. LIST, at p. m. Fare to st.
Louis, S4. j. E. MCCANE, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

THE "sports . of the city will see by our
dispatches this morning that the great bru-
tai, inhuman and blushngly shameful prize
fight, between Jones and McCool, took place
yesterday, thirty miles ftom Cincinnati, the
affair resulting in the defeat of Jones. HUI,
mainly must get still further along in the
scale of human progress before such brutal
exhibitions cease to be enacted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
.. s. Marsbnl,s Procly g .1ior

United Mates Of A~ersea, Southern Iipisfo Of L,ca
O. ". CLARK, United stater Mar.hal for the State
~ OF ioss 90 hersoy give Public notice that In the
Of lhs United States asar il seven barrels OF Whr
Fey case of seizure and forfeiture Con-
gres. did on the 18th dsy Of August 1867 in ottun-
va, Hapslo county Iows. attach and in my pos-
se.sion for safe tody, seven barrels Of v hskey
And also give public notice that tho time assigned
ior the Of said %arran ID the third Tuesday
eeptemoer, 1857 aad hereby admonish and summons
All persons claiming any interest in the said seven
barrels OF hiskoy, or knowing having any thing
say WY the sams should not bo condemned aud sold
to answer the demand said appellant that thew be
and appsar hsors the said Cnurt be held in and TOR
the southern Division, district Iowa. ut the Unit,
statesCourt Ro in thecy OF Keokuk in aid District
At special term. to DO holden the third TUESDAY OF
tertember, 1851 at two O'Clock said day then and
there TO intepose Aclsm for The rnd their
allegations in that behalf
q. ". CLARK, sM.,
ang21-dlit BY II. FULTON, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

A Doc I'D Coon Ju.p.-our atlantic,
was attracted yesterd..y afternoon tn ono of
the second story windows Of ]. 4 H. n
clarka leather store, in which stood the
meanest, dirtiest, and most worthless look
ins cur in sii this region, who was attracting
the attention of every body in that vicinity bv
MS loud yelping. He was evidently ouitk
anxious to reach terra trina. He was in !.
DOG qaandary for while, until finally mus.
.ering up courage, he plunged out, striking
the pavement on all tours. The feat wa. =
successful one, Mr.. Dog suffering none from
the conclusion, ~ he was INSTANTLY nm n,
"pees " again and rushing down Main st,ee.
10 tho height Of his glory after the /" ob;ec.
Of his affection" His novel performance
created considerable merrimsnt among those
wh' Witnessed il. Hes the meaness looking
chr IN I'll this vicinity, yss his owner can
boast Of his bsing "sons q ~ jump
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

TINS morning a new steamer, the Tom Jas
per, drops into the trade between this point
and St. Louis, an applicant for public favor.
The Jasper is one Of the most splendid boats
on the Upper Mississippi and has been run.
ming but short time. She is new craft,
with all the modern improvements for the
convenience and comfort of her patrons. The
fare is very reasonable indeed-but four dol>
lars to St. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

new YORK market.
By Telegraph.l NEW YoRx, Aug CT.
Four-Ciosed quiet and unchanged.
Wbeat-Eirm nd qnist; limited supply
Rys-Dull at 81 4391 Is for res,ern.
Unts-QIiet st IS.
oorn-Active aud advancing fair srtculAtive demand;
81 10 d II for god to prime new mixed western
Pork-sta dy, 25-p Dbl, NESS ss So ~ regula
Beef-Duil and unchanged.
Cut Meats-firm; fair demand.
Dacon-Qutet and at, ady.
Lard-iirn; mederass.y actiy. Ut l37st3M for steam
134214 for kettle rendered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
Notice I'm BANKRUPTCY.

TINS IL to give notice that the 18th day Of August
Il A. D. 1881, Warrant Ia Bankruptcy was issued
against the estAs Of George w. Crimes Ice County and
State Of Iowa, who has been adudgcd Bankrupt his
petition. fhxt the payneat Of any deets and de-
livery Of any property belonging to such Bankrupt TO
him TOR hi uss, and the transfer Of propsrty
BY him forbidden by law That meeting Of the cred
0s Of the said bankrupt to Their debs and 10
chooss sssgnces Of his estates viii be held
1t Court Of Bankruptcy TO be holden ~ the once Of
the Register in Bankruptcy in the city Iowa.
before john Bruce kegeter, the lt day oil U tober
A. d. 1867, at 10 o'clock y
g. w. CLARK, q. M.
aug27-d4w By II. fUlroA, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
Notice In Bankruptcy,

xNHIS Ia to give notice that the Sd day Auguat
Il Alb 1867, warrant iii bankruptcy issued
aga INST the estate Of Joseph K Rek-y jackson
ship. Lee County and State OF Iowa who has bee ad-
Judged Bankrupt on his petition. That the pay
OF any debts and dsnvecy Of any property belong
Ing TO .neh Bankrupt to him for his use and III
transfr or property BY hun /, forbidden by law.
That meetn of the creditors said Bankrupt prove
their detts aud to choose a-signees Of lis
tates. will be held at the Court Bankruptcy to
holden the Office the Register in Bankruptcy the
city OF Keeknk, lows before John Bruce Register on
tine 31ih day September. D. 1867. 10 OCT OK M
g. w. CLARK, is. M
augI5-e4w By II. RuLIoy Deputy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
THE MUSIC BOOK
For the Young Folks ut Home
MERRY CHIMES:

CONTAINING Elementary Instructions,
Attractive Exercises, aud Several Hundred Popular
eongs
This Nev.Book VIII be found Superior to all similar
Works, In many points e&ental TO . Popular Instruc-
on Book in Vocal Mnsc and Collection Of Melodies for
the Young
r0RrY EDITIONS have already been puhiished. and
the demand Continues uuAbatsd Many Of tho Eopgs
have written 1pressly for the work. nd none Of
the Songs old and time vorn--supg THROUGH dozen
books Blu Nev and Sparkling, Adapted " al Occaxioss
aHd Alive With the Spirit Of ths Times
PRICa 70 cta. Seat paetpsa. OLIVER DTfsaN !
CO PnhlishsFS, ~ 1aeApGesa Street. Doseoa. oaA1
kpg .e0N CO III 1ssa1asy, nsv Teri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
Notice In Rankrup.cy.

gSNfS Is to give notice that the sh day August
Il A. D. 1857 warrant IN Bankruptcy is-ued
against the essie Of David Redjngton OF keok1k
i of Lee AMI State OF Toaa, who his been aiIuaxed
bankrupt on his petition That tbs pay lent OF
any debts AID delivery o. any property belonging
such bankrupt, him for his the tr>nsftr
any property by Lin is forbidden by law. That meet.
lag OF the creditors Of the said Bankrupt 10 prove their
debts aud 10 chocse assiguees OF his
will he held at the Colr. Of Bankruptcy be holden
the Office Il the Register In Bankruptcy, in the CITY
Keol pk Iowa before John Bruce, K, yster on the tn
day Of october, 4. D. 1857, at 10 O'Clock III.
G. W. CLARK. u s. NJ,
augl5 div BY II. FuLreS, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

By Telegraph NV Ytax. Aug. 81.
Government stocks more active. Coupons 81 Ill ~
do '62 ll4s '6t 1885, rs Ill: 1885, 81 1889 7S0s
Aug 1878; June and July 1o7ss-
Block. dull but steady. W 4al4a1S Y O
lo51z0ss; Erie 72}fass Hudson 1241zG25; Reading
1861 12osL; III 3 1886 " 4e1lasS do
pfd 7ok0sS.
The Bank Statement Il expected to show decrease Of
900 In loans and increase of IA millions in specie,
So millions In legal tenders.
Imports for the week % 3s2 abaut half dry soods
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

Tue way to make money is to save it,
and the way to save it is by purchasing goods
where you can get the best article at the low
est figures Vencll, Jones 4 Co. keep con.
stan,y on hand full assortment of clothing,
piece goods, gents furnishing goods, dc.
Call and see them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
a;Ic3 div
I EGAL NoTICE.-To John NJ. Smith

II
- J. W. kodefer, Robert Rankin:
You each Hereby uotfsd tina. there is on Ale
IN the Office of the Clerk of the District Court OF Ice
county, Iowa at keaknk, petition o. b. =. Hamhle
ton and utfe Sbmp-or, executors OF Inc estate o.
J. W. Stinpson deceased, claiming of you the forec1.
of mortgage executed by you to J. W sfimpsan
and Conveying FIVE of land in 'he fractional nor t
quarter Of sec.ian two Township ski, Ave- n tn
o. Range five, west In Lee County, IIwa particularly
described in Tt mortgage, and in said petition No per-
s1ai claim /. made upon either Of you beyond the
closure Of said mortgage and the sals Of the or,gsgel
pren ises to pay prmbsory note given by tho
purchase money thereof
Unless appear aud answer thereto before n
tao second day OF the September arm 1857 # said
Court, commencing the s-coud Monday In septcmber
decree siii be rendered against you thereon.
RANKIN 4 MccRARy,
aus3 Atty's for Petitioners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

We take pleasure in calling public a,ten.
tention to the new advertisement Of the old
Grocery House of s. Hamill & Co. We
have often had occasion to commend this es-
Enlistment to the confidence aud patronage
of the public, and have rejoiced to see it
gradually extending and increasing its bust
ness from year to year, till now it stands
amongst the foremost in the front rank ofthe
business establishments of Iowa.
Everybody knows s. Hamill, and nobody
knows any better man we venture TO assert.
and the highest commentator we can give
his juniors is that they have received their
training under him, and have profited BY
his instructions and example.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

Tue ADVANCES. THE organ of Congrega-
honalism published at Chicago is printed on
an eight>paged sheet, of the size of the N.
i. Evangelist, and in the best style of the
art on good paper, and with type made a.
the Chicago Type Foundry expressly for its
use. Fifty Thousand copies Of this FIRST issue
have been printed, and as the Advance will
be frs. class religious newspaper, liberal
and evangelical in its tone, it will doul tless
be heartily welcomed BY thousands Of chris.
tian families outside of the denomination it
more particularly represents.
The editor, DR.. Patton, is an able man,
and sound and iorcible writer on religious
topics, and the contributors to its col.p-
are from the most noted men Of The Or -, :.
IN the reEe.oRs, as we'll as In The n.;;,;..i
literary and scientific dcpar,mer',s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

81 Lois Market.
By TsiegraIh.l sr. Lcu1s. Ar-3i
Tobaoeo-Aetivs and unchanged.
Cotton-22%
Hemp-inaot ve $500 dressed s155 LIS for urdresscd
fiour-stes Iy aud unchanged.
"hea'-S .esdy; without quota5lc change
CornS low and unchanged
o"s- Heavy and lower t6s5s.
Rye UNSTEADY; 81 l2j49l5.
~ ovisious-ysry firm, but qnotabl. change IL
p ces
whisky--Lower, ao5 for FREQ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01

We enjoyed rare treat yesterday by step.
ping into the store of Ayres, Mann Ayres
and listening to sweet music from those
splendid Steinway & Sons Pianos, which are
undoubte eddy the finest ever brought to this
city. Go and see them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-01
CITY NEWS.
I. O. o. 4.

The officers and members Of the different
Lodges of Odd Fellows in the city are here.
by notified to meet at Odd Fellow Hall, cor
ner of Main and 7th streets, this tSandsy)
afternoon, ~ o'clock, 70 attend the funeral
OF our deceased Brother, John Ware, Of
Henry Lodge, No. 10, Mt Pleasant, Iowa.