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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

blind and toftheus paths? Set up
the States against the Congress. and
nuIlify the acts of the Iatter by The
laws of the former. as Mr.. CORY
urges. Thatis Whist Dir. Vallandig
ham wonld like; that is the cad he
keeps steadily in view; that IS the in
depreciation of his threat Of what is
to De doae if the ballot is destroyed.
The Democracy of the South were
OF the faith set forth in the platform
of the Columbus Convention. 1t is
a platform which Jeff. Davis or R6bt.
foombs or Wigfsll or Breckinrid@e
would endorse With ssgood as far as
it sOes.' 1t was with such theories
and principles in their heads that
they reasoned themselves into the
belief that secession was right and
lustifahle, even at the hazard OF war.
they simply confirmed Mr. Vallan-
digham's propositions end MIR. Cor
ry's logic, aud came So the inevita-
BILE end disuniaa and national disin-
legation. 1t the people of Ohio have
protited by the war that ensued, they
will be somewhat careful how they
adopt a line of political reasoning
that brings them to such pernicious
results. We quite ageee with Mr..
Cory and other members of the
Convention, that there is not the re
motest chance of the election of any
of the gentlemen around whose
necks Nr Vallandigham's resolu
tions are hung like the fatedpiewels
of the sea nymph that dragged the
wearer to caverns filed with dead
mems bones and the wrecks OF
things.-Cja Com.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

TOHN MORGAN, II, D., tenders his pro
81 fessionsl services to the people Of Gallf
polls and vicinity, hoping by faithful atten-
tion TO business, to merit a share Of this pat
ronage.
OFFICE street, above Vandcn's new
building, back room, entrance door On upper
side.
Anc. Q. ISG6-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

BRECKNRIDGE on THE PoLIrICAL SIT
UsucN-THE MAGNANIM1TY OF THE
NoETH
"Burleigb," the New York ceres
pondent of the Boston Journal, com
muhicates to that paper the follow
ing
"a gentleman Of wealth and po-
sition in this city has just returned
from Europe, where he has been
spending two years with his family
He had repeated interviews with
leading rebels abroad, Mason, Sli-
dell, Breckinridge, and ethers. Ma
son and his crew he represents as
defiant, rebellious, and insolent.--
But Breckipridge was in an entirely
different frame Of mind He made
No c0nccalment Of his opinions or
feelings lie said the Scuth had at
tempted z revolution. They had
thrown every thing they had into tue
contest. That they were more than
whipped, they were suhjlgatea and
utterly ruined. That by the law o.
nations aud by the laws Of war, they
had no rights. They we're at the
mercy OF the eonquerors. He said
the magnanimity Of the North was
The history of the
world would be searched in vain TO
discover such clemency on the part
ef ceaqnerors as Congress offered
TO the South after involving the Gov
ernment IN sueh a terrible conflict, /
with SO awful . sacrifice of treasure /
and blood. He was astCunded as to /
the blindness and madness OF the /
South ia not accepting the humane /
and merciful proyisions,Sf the con
amendment He assigned .
as reason for not coming home
that he was waiting to see what dis
posal vas to be made of Jefferson
Davis, rs he considered his own fate
10 be Involved in that of the chief OF
The late Confederacy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17
NosENe 30 Teachers!

rTNHE Board OF School Examiners of GaIlia
/ county, will meet on the first Saturday
of each month. and the third saturday, Of
March, April, May, September, October, and
November, at the Court House in GaIlipO!is.
at 10 O'clock A. N.
Applicants are notified that they must be
in attendance promptly at the hour specified,
or they will not be admitted into the class.
Also they are reminded of the imperative
necessity Of producing a certificate of good
moral character. signed bya moral and com
petent person.
The standard of qualification has been
raised, so that none but competent teachers
will be entitled to certificates.
Per Order of the Board,
JOHN W. VAN SICKLE, Clerk.
Oct. Is, I666.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

GEN GRANT or TIE SUFFRAGE We
To-A Washington correspondent
Of the New York Times sends the
following to his paper under date Of
January s:
an conversation with Gen. Grant,
to-day, relative to his reported ap-
prevail of the Presidents veto Of the
District Suffrage Bill, I learned the
following facts: He was present at
the Cabinet meeting by request,
without previous knowledge of the
subject that would come up for delib-
Grafton. In the discussion on the
bill Gen Grant took no part; and
after all were through, and he had
risen from his seat to depart, the
President asked him if there would
be any impropriety in asking his
views on the subject. Gen. Grant
replied very briefly, that the objec
tion which had been urged by one
member OF the Cabinet, that it was
unconstitutional because it distran
chised rebels without trial, was, in
his estimation, the best part Of the
bill, and exhibited the most wisdom.
With reference to conferring the
right of suffrage upon the coloFed
people OF this District, he remarked
that he always thought it ineonsisr
ant, on the part of Congress, to en-
force this right here while they re
fused to grant it to the same class In
their own State. Either members ei
Congress should extend this priyi-
lege at home, Or wait until the peo
pie here ask for it, This was the ex
tent OF his expression upon the sub
jeet. Upon the arguments and prin-
ciples involved in the message ne
uttered no opinion whatever.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

$50 it seems," IS the young girl
observed to the sewing machine when
she put the work before il. ~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17
l.. "a. DEBTAN.
Licensed Claim Agent,
CFVTREVTLLE, 0.
CEyTREvILLE, 0.

HONGRESs having passed law to give
~ soldiers fhat enlisted for ; years, and
served their time out an additional uoGHty Of
100 dollars; those that enlisted tor two years
and served the time out so dollars; those that
enlisted for less than two years and was dis
charged on account of wounds, 50 &, liars.
In case CT soldiers death their father, mother,
widow or isinor children, viii receive the
additional 3ounties. / am now prepared 70
collect said bounties and receive no pay
until collected, and small fees then. Per
sons will please fetch discharges with them
when they come to make application for their
bounty.
expect 20 visit Washington about the lst
of September and I think it viii expedite
the matter in getting Che bounty.
Aug. ., 1865.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

A NEW WoRD-" PHcToGRAM. -
A correspondent proposes to rec
tify manifest error introduced Of
late years into our language, in the
progress of invention. "Photo-
graph has termination devoted to
the verb active, or otherwise to the
name of the agent; "photograrH I" is
the proper form fer the name of the
effect or product. The suggestion
is unimpeaehable. The same arga-
ment by which the Introduction Of
the work telegram was success
fully enforced, requires as to accept
"photogram." We might as proper
ly speak of sending telegraph, as
OF buying q photograph. Both are
abhorrent to classical order. The
reason is, that graph is the root Of
the present active-to write, or, using
the participle Substantially, any
thing writing while gram is the root
of the perfect participie passive
written, or, substsntiyely, anything
written. --Scientiiic Anaerlean.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17
a Card.

MEsSRs. HAYWARD d FULLER are
the regularly authorized Agents for the
WHEELER Il WILSON and HOWE Sewing
Machines for Gallia county and vicinity.
fSignedl O. 7. LUCAS.
Agent for VIM Sumner d Co.
16l, W. 4th St. Cincinnati Ohio.
June IA, 1866.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17
DR.. JAMES z. BHTT

Tenders his professional services to the citi-
zens Of Gallipolis and vicinity.
OFF c u
Bailey d Maguet's Drug Store, Second Street
RESIDENCE, Fourth Street North side
near the Academy.
GALJIPOLIS, OHIO.
Oct IL, 1S66-1y.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17

Alta meeting in the thriving
village Of Spuuktewn, 3 country lad
was noticed by one of the elder dea
cons, to hold his head and wriggie
in his seat, while the tears seemed to
start every moment. A clear case Of
repentance, thought the old deacon,
and he quietly stepped to the side Of
the lad, and, in q whisper, affection
ately said :--
How is it with you, my son I"
The beg looked up, andsuPPosing
him 20 be the sexton, said:
Oh, very bad, and want to go
out--lDy in ards are kickin up a
revolution, and if eat cnrrant
pie again, my name amt Jesms Bill
Inns ?a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-17
REST.

o heart, sore tried thou hast the best
That Heaven itcelf could give thee-rest,-
Rest from all bitter thoughts and thing5l
How many q poor ones blessing went
With thee beneath the low green tent
Whose curtain never outward swings
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19
Notice in Bankruptcy.

ESHIe to give notes that the Sd day OF August
u A. b. 1851 y warrant 10 Bankruptcy was Issued
aRaust the Of Joseph K hickey, Jackson
ship. - Gornty aud State Of lows VIM RS been ad
judssd Bankrupt on hts o~n petition. That the pay
OF any d-bts and delivery of property belong
Ing to such Bankrupt. him for his use ard the
transf-r of any property By him !. htfdrn by law
That meeting the creditors said Bat krupt prove
their debts aud 10 CHOOSE a.signess his
t.trs will he hetd the Court OF Bankruptcy. to Re
holden the ucs the Register in Bankruptcy in the
city af R-oknA Iowa, before John Rrucs, p-gister
the Soth day OF September D. 1857, 10 Oct ck M
@. ". CLARK, U.sM
aug15d4v By II. FULTON, Deputy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19
Legai Notice.

NJ Fl. RUNNER and Lizzie Runner, his
lvl wife Oopuable . emy th, Nat Lafon John Nc,
Mel h Co., sAuel Roeie z. BToadwei and Brittsn Co.
You are ssch Of yen hereby notified that there 10
on Ole In the ofce 81 Clerk District
for Co. lo~s keokuA, the petition OF j. T. Fowler
clainiing OF n. II. Runners Judgment upon . certain
promssory note, particularly described In said peu
closure Of certain securing the OF
said conveying part Of tho Invest quarter Of
section -four, snshp sixtydve, north esrarge
ave west situate In Lee County Yowa-for more par
tculsr desr ton aee petlion now on file and for tbs
sal. Of said premises to sofi-fy said Judgment
Unless You appear and answer said petitoRon be,
fore Of the second day Of the FebruAg ter n
said Court commencing the 6rst Mons Ray In February
A. D. 1865 judgmt will he rendered pra, ed 10
said petition. M@OAR KNOWLES,
au,3l Atys for P1G.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

NJ. DESlER closed his peffornances in this
city last evening, playing the character of the
English Clown. He il certainly the rival Of
the great Blondin, and We believe more
fearless and expert tigh, rope performer
cannot be found. From here he goes to
Warsaw to astonish the natives with his inim.
liable and exciting eyrAtions on . cord forty
or Fifty feet from the ground.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19
No1lce In RankruDacy.

TINS ave notice that on the 10Th day Of August.
i 4. y. 1ho7, WarrAotsia baasrupees vs. issasd
against he ssase f0sorss ". 0sinss Le County and
State of Iowa. Who hAs hsss sdjudged Bankrupt hs
petition. That the payment Of any dsts and DE-
livery Of any property bsoaEng 70 such Bankrupt 70
him or Tor hts use and the transfer Of property
By him h forbisdsn b. iav That meeting q the cred
itos Of tho said Bankrupt prove their debit and
cbooss assgpees Of hts esais will be held
at the Bankruptcy to be holden At the ocs
the Register In Bankruptcy IL the city Of eokuk Iowa
before John HYnce Regieter the LIST day Of O. tob,
4. D. 1861, 1t 10 O'Clock N.
9. ". CLARK, o. D. n.
-AugH-dlw BY H. 1ulfpa. Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

fuVn1e Il 70 gvs pntics that ~ ia day Of Atxnf
4. D. 1871, Wursnt in Bankruptcy wn isssed
Buren cossty Iowa, Who Aas been srjudss4 Dsnkrsps
on his otn pstttien That the payasnt Of any dsbss
and livery Of any propsry belonging to such Bank
rupt HIN oe hi pss and The transfer OF any prop
srty by him 10 spsh1den by aw. That meeting Of ts
creditors Of the said Bankrut TO their dsbts and
held ct the Court OF Bankruptcy to be holden
ocsof the RsGssss In Dankfupscy, in tie cty Of
kuk Iowa bsfors John bruce Rsxistnr the 7th day
Of October, H. n. fss7, ct 10 o'clock
9, ". CLARK, q. Z. n,
anfq7 DIV BY H. RuLfeN Deputy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

Cincinnati market.
BY Telegraph CisonSATl, Sept. IL.
Flour Fir q; good d.msnd.
Wheat-Held higher: No J red 81 10.
Cora-firmer, but not highr.
Oats Firm 1T 80.
Rye-Sla 10.
Cotfon-puiI
Whi.ky-S3
Proyi.ons-cpened QUILL, hut closed nrmtr aetivs
demand pork &24 but holders asked ~ So
Bulk Aea.s-fsld at IL A,5
BAcon-1sH1ls.
Isrd-TIsid At lax and euvsrs at ls<:
Butter and Chesse-Unchanged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

The ladies will find il to their interest to
call and examine the new stock Of dry goods
just received st Phillips . Kerr's. Itcom.
prises everything new, desirable snd assfsct.
i've in the way Of dress goods, trimmings,
buttons, gloves, hosiery, notions, and, IN
fact, everything in their line. Give thor .
call and see for yourselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

Chicago MarRee.
By TsleGraph.l CHIcAso Bent Is.
Flour Firm; spring 81 soG1o 60.
Wheat-Escitsd; 2aSc hIglsr; No 2t2 sax; No .
IS IS: Mol 81 60.
Corn firm r. u eols1s for No /; No At q oaal o.
Osts-Aetive at4o1xae0
.Rye-Less active; So D. higher; u l4DI7 fer Nos 1
And
Barley -a@4c higher, closing arm at u p for No2
Pofk-Ms.sta2 30. bsik shoulders 49, ecar.ides
isaL.
Hams-CAnvAssed T6a1
Lard-lsNGk
wheat to-day in Bnf 10 brought & IA os; In nswseo
u To- Ia Baltimore ~ 20 for prime red in Cleveland
H42 "a; for mired In Louisville u 1920
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

FoR sale at the Auction Store on Second
street, splendid lot Of No. Mechanics
burg busgies; also fine trosting sulkey, and
large and splendid assortment Of buggy
harness. Call and see them.
selBstf DAHsl URIcH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

HACK AND RocKAwAr CARRIAaS ToR SALE
CHEAP.-Ho~e b Tyler have for sAle II very
low prices, good Passenger Hack and one
Rockaway, both at . bargain il applied for
soon. Also constantly on hand at their
Auction Store = large stock Of 6ns and com
pon furniture at greatly reduced prices.
sepl9d2tw2v trs5,fsgast
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

RKADER, if you heard Of = local item yes-
serday ycu did more than " ccsld Do = .
whole days longing search usdsr the most
Oppressive rsys thas old Bot hss emisssd ia
the past four months. WhSwi bat vasn't il
hnf2 You bet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

Iowa IN. E. CoxrrREscE-Our friend,
Rev. Mr.. Burgess, sends us the folio wing
note from the Methodist Annual Conference,
now in session a. Ottumwa:
Safely arrived in Ottumwa Tuesday noon.
Mine host was At the depot With = double
buggy and a 6ne span Of horses, to receive
me. Found NEST Of shs ministers on hand,
ready for their work. At night Rev. John
Harris preached tho opening sermon from the
text, Daniel xii. S-"They that turn many to
righteousness etc. Il was practical, cal
neat, somewhat interpreted with impressise
poetry-i;s gist was to urge US all to ssek the
salvation Of souls, and thereby add stars 10
our crown Of rejoicing. Rev. Mr.. Warine
seemsto bend III his energies to render us
all pleasantly y. situatsd; heis live man FOL
the Church.
Prayer meeting. II ! this "wednesday
morning. y * e
Our Conference opened at 81 religious
service guided by Rev. DIR. Holmes, whc
preached very fac, afssclins sermon from
John XII The church pclpit xAa adorned
By . wreAthed cross Of evergreen over it, and
the glorious Flag Of our country beneath tbs
cross.
More anon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19
Notice I'm Bankruptcy.

rHaHfe to give notice that the 9Th day Of August
A. n 1857 warrant in Bankruptcy WAS issued
against the OF David Redp ston OF keokuk
ty OF Lee and State o. Iowa who h~ been aduAxed
krupf his own petition That the payment OF
soy debts and delivery Of any property belonging
saeh Auk 10 him flr h AMI the trsnAfr Of
any rncSersy BY Tim Is ornidten by law That
ns the ceiitos of the sa;j bankrupt to prove their
debts and to cho;Ac sss oil his est at
will be held at the Corr. II Bar kruptey to he holden at
the ONCE u the he d4ter III Bankruptcy In the City Il
Ktokuk Iowa before fohp BRUCE, Register the It'll
day Of Vctobss,A D. 1891. at 10 o'clock = m.
g. ". CLARK. g NJ,
ansI5 div By II. FULTON. Deputy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

TRR attention Of our Iesdsn y called 70
the advertisement in our paper headed
"Grand Gin Concert Read it carefully,
As it explains itself, and thengo to Hammer
jewelry store and purchase ticket
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

A noDEaS philosopher, taking W. motion
OF the earth on IL aka - ssvsatssa miles .
second, says that Il yoa lake Oh your hat In
the street 70 bow 70 ! friend, you 20 seven.
teen miles barshsaded witho~t taking cold,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

81 Louis marHee.
By Telegraph o.. Leurs, Sept IS.
Tobsoeo-Active TOR luss 65<B ls for Lea. -
Is for hlcrs aais for vr.pprs 2js fol good and
bright leaf
Cotton-NomiEal.
Hsmp-Dui.
Plou,-Unehansed.
wheat-sc higher for oil and steady for rpns: prime
ard choice red and white range u 3oa2 u; prime
spring u eosl IS
Cofn-Heavy % Ell 10 for ~hits.
0sts-Ei -mer; s7a7l.
Brity-Prime sne fancy tpring ss1l ass prin.
fall 81 IS.
Rye-TIigherss 81 IS for choice
Mess Pork Dull; t21 SO.
B.con-Rsssii lot. sid Al lls11,s for aheuldsrs
ISL clear sides
Hams-tsnvAssed sugar eu-.d 2sa25
LSd-149liH for fierce; 1.l59l5 for kegs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

Hidden City Cattle Market.
y Tslesr.ph.I HuDsor or.r. sent. is
oaitis-Rsespss for ~ wsek 800 pricss lsvss lea
Ivy. III
khe sAd IAmbs-Receipts ]. no: sheep selling 1t
9sh Fer pound ,ambs s0ass Per bead,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

sonr gracslesa scanp Stepped into an OF.
6ce on Second street, yesterday, while the
proprietor VS. out end pssloined . new cont
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

J. n. SHELLEY Soxs.-We call attention
to the advertisement Of J. n. Shelley &
Sons, on the 6rst page Of our paper this mo:
ming. And We take advantage of the occa.
sion to direct public attention to the progress
and success Of the Dry Goods Trade in Kco.
kuk, as illustrated i'd the career Of this es,ab-
lishment in our city.
MI. Shelley, 10 connection With Mr.. Cox,
opened in ls49, and these parties prosecuted
the business with . constantly growing trade
till last year, whsn Mr.. Cox retired from the
firm With an independsn. fortune, and Mr..
shelley's sons entered the concern ~ part.
ners with their father.
In passing this establishment yesterday 10
Noticed that the pavement in front WAS lined
with boxes Of goods, and We called in, sup
posing they we're receiving new atock, bu,
was surprised to learn that they had just sold
these goods, to the amount Of from $s,Oooto
$1,000 in one day's shipment. Our curl
osity and interest was naturally excited, and
We looked through their coumodicus rooms,
and found three stories Of their building
SLED with goods and notions or every de-
scriptioH required by the trade.
They keep their stock constantly replen
ished, buy in large quantities from the manu-
fscsurers and from first hands in the East,
pay cash and are enabled 70 supply ell staple
articles At Eastern prices, without even IN
additional charge to cover freight
They are enabled to do this 10 consequence
Of their familiarity with the Eastern make,
and because they arc exclusively cash Gu.
TONERS, not having given nots for roods for
several yeass passs sad consequently making
it the interest Of Eastern manufac,urer, and
dealers to seek them and offer them the yery
best bargains in the market. I
J. n Shelley il . thorough esise bushes,
man, has large acquaintance, and . wide
spread popularity, - . sound, afable and &C
commodating dealer; and has accumulated n
ample fortune BY bis devotion q his business ii
the city OF ksckuk and his Sons inherit hi,
qualities Nth younger blood and ssssser co
terpri.e, but IN equal devotion TO husire.s
and We look forward id the expectation 8
being able to chronicls, for many years te
come, the rapid increase Of the already ex
tensivs bssiasus q The 6rnsof I. n. SAells,
Z Sons
PArIse ron PArEs---The following ex-
tract ID regard 70 ideliaqssn.' issbseriber., ',
take from an sxchanga- 1t speaks the senti
ments OF the press generally. "Unlesa III,
cash system n exclusively adopted and RI.
idly observed, " know ef no busine.a vho..
bills 40 = di2calt 70 collect. This - -
becanse The subscribers ar1 unwillin1 i u,
but = principally o~ios 10 .,elect ~,
osAinaGiees DIT bseasse ~ ys,r's ina.s,
s161&1aSsnb TO - small 1 mn, IL r,;r,,
lsNnltey - nsca il want Of Il, without q
aaAo1 elinkiag tAat The fsie II his q.
~ lk16 lSs1kis " of ssessly - I'LL,
saaA - sla1IlAe sggfseats Of I'll ssEscsi
bsninGaAaoaae - iaoonsidssahle anasu
= ne. - $3.50 - - psSlihs
!! ! Z {!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

New Orleans Market.
BY Telegraph FHw ORLEANS. Sent. fe.
cotton-unehangsd;l low midilIng AZ
sugsr-Prime Lenisiana Ie
Melssses No Lousisua in MARKET
Fiour-ouet, arm and unchanged.
Corn-In better demand.
oats-Firm; ,3a75
Pork-Dull and dropping; sales At s.7j<
Raeon-firn; lhou!ders IL; clear sides l4s<; surN
hams % .
Lmd-Hirn; tserees l4;S.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

! a COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House.
- With IN rcosa, cellar, risss-n ard se sitnatsc
the easteriy half Of lot In bloch l8p on the wsa
side Of High strsst, between aud 10Th stseets This
property 4 In st rate repa and will be sold At bar
xaln applied fsr soon. fftls COED or sale.
Enquire OF n. B. TEN-kYrK.
may14.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-19

view Tors MARKET.
By telegraph Nsv YoRK. eept. 49,
Tiour-Clossd unsettled; high grades Arm; medium
10 low srsdss &alfesd dropping.
wheat-Active and shade 6rmsr for spring; fair ex
port demand
Rye-NominAily unchanged
CATS irmer, large saes OF Chicago atd Ohio at cs
geo
Corn-Duli; 81 25H01 % for good to prime mix cd
vestern.
Pork Mess unsettled; s24 5oa5slS cash and regular
ciosink dull snd heavy rtt24 10
Realistically. with moderate Inquiry.
Cut Meats-Qaiet and unchanged.
Lard ouiet; 1l51Dx for fair to prime steam; 1l,5a
e for k.Ttis rendered.
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b. T,esraph.l Nsw Yosx, Sept. Is.
Tho internal revenue receipts have din iIished 70 On
average Of about $500 600 daily Amount in frsssury
to day s1o1 eco In COIN and forty and half niiioss
In currency.
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lniyak nd Departlfss Il Lssklk Psekcsa

non ROY, Arrives on Tuesday and Friday, at
o'clock p. M, and departs on Wednesday and
Saturday noraing, = o'clock.
AagDY Jo00o0u, Arrives o. wsdnss-
day and Saturday, 1t P. m, and departs on
Thursday and Monday, q a.m.
| lU0B oD41RAN, Arrives ON Thsndsy
aaa ssadsy, - p. n, end departs - Friday and
Tuesday, at = m.