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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
A New Governor General and New Com
mRndsr-in- Chief-A "ROuge" Election

A New GOvPrnOr-Gsnerala and New Com
mRnder-in-Chief-A" "ROuRe" Election
Victory.
MONTREAL, Sept. l0.-Earl Mayo succeeds
Lord Monck as Governor General of the Domin
ion next June. General Charles Wiudham.
known as "Redan" Windham from having led a
successful assault on the Redan, replaces Mchel
as Commanderin.chiet OF the army. His an
pointment will be officially announced this
week.
The Barl of Mayo belongs to the ancient
house of Clanricarde, in Ireland, and the Earl.
dom is one Of considerable influence. The
family name is Bourke. believe the peerago
is now held by Richard Southwell Bourke. Lord
Mas, who was Chief Secretary for ireland
during the FeDian insurrection, and was SPOKEN
of in connection with the Goyernor-G eneralshIp
of Canada before Lord Monck. His father
(RebeIt Bourke, Earl OF MayO) would be now
about seventy years of age, and, to the best of
my recollection, died a short time SINCE
The families of the Bourkes and Windhams-
that of the new Commander-in-Chief- : are
related by marriage. MIR: Doome has been
elected 10 the Dominion Parliament by a ma,
iority of twenty. The result is a "Rouge" vic
tory.
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ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH. I
II
Antist&m Celebration.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.
AmtietRm Celebration.
Considerable dissatisfaction exists concerning
the arrangements for the Antietam celebration
next Monday. The principal speakersIare John
son Oopperheads, and johnson will take occa-
sion to ventilate his peculiar doctrines and be the
big gun of the day. Governor Swami and ex-Gov-
ernor Bradford, Johnson's Surveyor at Balti-
more, will both harp on the same string Much
fault is found with the Committee of Arrange.
ments for these partisan selections.
The Border State Convention.
The Republicans of this District meet to-
night to elect delegates to the Border State
Convention, which meets at Baltimore to-
morrow.
General Candy all Right.
Canby's order concerning returned Rebels
gives great satisfaction here. His friends say
he will follow sickles' course and refuse to
truckle to Johnson.
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FROM BAL7IMORE TO-DAY.
POlitlcaI-BOnds DiscOvered-Arrest OF n
PhiladeIphian,E Etc.

PhiladeIphian,E Etc.
[SPRCIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
BALTIMORE, Sept 1.-THE Democratic mass
meeting last night was large, but no prominent
speakers were present.
The thirty-ive thousand dollars worth of
bonds and other securities stolen recently from
the Franklin Bank have been all recovered
part here and the residue in Philadelphia and
New York-but the thieves were not found.
The Old Defenders celebrate the anniversary
of the battle of North Point tomorrow, and the
day will be observed as partial holiday.
William Ratcliffe, alias Shilling, of Philadel.
phia, has been arrested here for attempting to
deGraud the G Government. He has been sent to
Philadelphia for trial.
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Mnrketn hv TaIegranh.

NEw York, Sept. ll.--Stocks srrong. Chicago and
Rock Island, 1881; Reading lO4; Canton Company
47lS: Erie 7OZ; Cleveland and Toledo, l29; CleVe-
iand and Plttsourg, Ss1S Pittsburg aud Fort Wayne
lO63S; Michigan Central, ll2; Michigan southern
cum berand preferred 1876 Virginia Skies 50 Missouri
Sixes IO5; Hudson River. l2i56; U. s. Flve-twen-
issue iIi1z; Tenfortiss ss2S; seven'thrties, 1919.
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IA Llfe ITIatorY in Rrle9.
a storv from life In Paris :

Here Is q story from lie IN ParIs:-
"Adele D., aged 26, was found dead yester-
day in her lodging in the Rue Esquirol. Near
her Law the hfeless body Of her little boy, aged
misery she had recourse to suicide by charcoal
Near he child lay paper on which the follow
inc words were Written;-'POOr little friend,
come with me out OF this world; ] will not
leave YOU here to be unhappy as your mother
has EeeA,'~
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A BRAVE WoMAN.--On the Emperor's fete-
day Madame Poitevin made balloon ascent
at Marseilles, but the wind suddenly veering
round, she was blown out to sea- and only
escaped by means of vessel which went out
expressly after her. The balloon was unin-
iured.
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20 cents, is paid in Cincinnati than in Nashville.
Several carloads Of corn are now shipped
North daily over the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad"
The Memphis Bulletin Of Saturday says:--
"To obtain accommodations at less than
to per cent. per month is next to an impossi-
biity. OF exchange there is comparatively
little on the market, but at the same time there
is little demand, and the rates are weak, 81 80
70 So per $1,000 on Eastern sight bills, in trans
actions between bankers"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
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CoNscmKcB MoEEY.-The Chancellor of the
Exchequer reports that he has received con-
science money this year 10 the amount of
95O97, enough 10 pay his salary and leave a
slight margin.
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General Candy all Right.
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Moon ReDort Of Mnrkets.

LONDON, Sept. 1l--Noou.-Consols for money,
81 9-l6ths; q. s. Five-twentes, 73; Illinois Cen.
tral, ~; Erie r. R.. Az; Great Western, 2l2..
LIVERPOOL, Sept 11-Noon.-Cotton dull.
Middlng Uplands, 9{d; middling Orleans, l0d.
The sales are estimated at 10000 bales.
Breadstuffs Quiet.
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CLEARED THTs MopNrnrc

STATE OF THERMOMETERS AT THE EVENING rrn,p-
IA 0'''-'''"'"onu A. M......6Si II p M.........72
n.,u, CLEARED THIS MORNING.
sc6E Ira Bss MsS ohslses Rathbun stearns&Co
schT 1nSg CSge queen Tillottson, Sag Harbor. do
sS schr H osdy Wood; saco. Dovey Buikley e & Co.
scSr sc6T q; Pam Mason y IN Rose, WashilgtOn do.
senr oSas r. R vokery Benton, FAN RIVER BIaSiston
sGhT o e 4 sTeg9Ty ThorndIke. Gardiner New York
sehr WsSSrlsSt Broser eyfs soson 6aS,SiD 6ES5i
schr Hose' Williams, Millville, Captain.
&C., ARRIVED THIS MORNING.
aSSSeenmshlp Ionawanda, Jennings, 20 hours IRON,
sontheTn asi Wth Gotten etc. to Philadelphia and
wae n MS1itssews Saisss vs. Coz day Om Delaware Break
na1Ids, hLs J. T. Means Wells days from New York In
60 Brig Gamma, MARSHALL from New York. in ballas.
- sehE q Wi1dEaTd daya from Norfolk. with lumber
schI N. Perrin, Gibbs from Boston for Georeetovon
BIpcR Island By unknown steamer. lost bo1spiit e.
nttsS6sd @ ana & &foreoPmass % with sails and rigging
via scSF TSppg C John b.
ISnTo schT w FL Flint from Sc John. N. b.. via VIII.
Sse tS 1 E%9rs SnnSs days from Boston, with
schT Village Queen. TiIloltson, from New York
ssT SSF ra q iss Cole & from New York
scer 4. n Aldridge. Robinson. from Providence.
schr Il. sInnickson Dickinson, from Newport
schr q r. ViekeTy, Benton, from AewpOrt.
schr A. KdwardS someTs, from Boston Boston.
ebr Reading S RR No % Rcdsn % iFom SsM Hsvsn
Steamer J s; shriver, Dennis ls hours nom Baiti.
more, with mdse. to A. Groves. Jr. = = I
Correspondence OF the Phtiadslphsa Eneha,.o.
LEwEs Del, Sept 81 2. M;1The following vessels
burg barques LindO for Pctou Phllena for Portland:
Beethoven; for Richmondi brig Hnlda, for London:
RoxanR. for Gloucester; L. WadsworIh, n III Miiier
Slater. for Boston, A. RyeTson for Portsmonth 4, "a
Vandervoort, for Fail RIVER BroadfeId for hi 49, " IL
ESh @ RUBY PsTS{ anS Nsa.us Snd s @ % for
Plymouthi Yankee Blade, for Marblehead; and fsaSc
niDga j. T. Hess and W. A. Gesner. Rom v,:,s a: zen.
for New York; j. Lentha and r. O. A. Warn f.ola frola
Del. for Newbury port and about any others nd
f., with rain most OF the day ~
MEMORANDA
Ship F. B. Fay, Dunbam. from Iiverpool a.. ph,.l
delphia, wRs on Great Ormshead 27Lh ut N' EniiA-
,BtsIaue Victoria Hoepner, hence, at London astb
,Rgque Superb. Nelson, hence. at swlnsmunos as.h
Brig Garibaldi Thorensen, from Clireept os,. ~,
FOR rhlIaaephia sprunk leak At sea. and sunk xus
sehr James House. Gage, hence at New Rrd,Ord sth
\ sehr Sophie Wilson, NOEL. hence. at wIlmInetou
sShT Golden I Esgls Howes. for Philadelphia. sa,laa
Sch. & Herbert aS orOwe for PhIIadelphla, cleared
schr Hattie Page Haley. hence. at POrlsmou.h am
schrs Henrietta. JOa. ROgen, and ROuaOke. hspcs.
sc6I MsTgsTst Nichols for PhIlAdelphIA cleared =.
sohT 4: sheppard, hence for Norwich. at Nav Lon.
sSRS sa,%'ps9s Blake, from Calais for Phns.
DOMESTIC PoRTa
NMW HoAE, Sept lG--A Arrived, steamahfn A,,.n.,
HcyeE, nom Bremen, ''A'p AelAhuos
SaESus TSEnAdO. saith, tEOm RlO JAnslrA
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SECOND EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS P NJ.
CELEBRATION.
Position of General Candy.
THE BORDER STATE CONVENTION

Etc., Etc.. ETC., ETC., ETC., Eto.
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-Messrs. De Haven Il Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex-
change to-day at P. M.;-U. s. IS of 1881, Ills
@l12; do. 1862, 1l45@114S; do, 1864, iO956
l09&; do, 1866, l1l01ll4; do, 1865, new lOSIm
l0ss; do, 1867, new, 0Sl@lOsa; do 6s IO-4Os,
996@99E; do. 7'3Os, Aug, 107@lO7l; do,
June. 1O7@lO74; do, July, l07@1O74; Compound
Interest Notes, June, 1864, 1l9'4O; do. July,
1864, 1l94O; do. August, 1864. 1910; DO,
October, 1864 118E@1l9A; do, December, 1864,
ll7b@1l8t; do, May, 1866, l165@ll7I; do, Aug.
1868, ll55@ll6s; DO, September, 1865, 1I52@
1865; do. October, 1866, ll45@ll51; Gold, 1445@
l44b. Silver. 137@l39.
-Messrs. William Painter d Co., bankers.
No. SO s. Third street, report the follow,
ing rates of exchange to-day at IL O'Clock =
o. s. 6s, 1851, 1I1}@ll2; U. s. 6-2Os, 1862,
ll4l@1l43; do, 1854, 1O9a@lO9l do, 1865,
1I141ll4; do. new, 1854 @lOS4; 5s, 1O-40s, 99s
d99b; o. s. 7'30s, 1st series, 107t@1O7f; I'd
series, 107t@1O74; Sd series, 107B 0l07l; Com
pound Interest Notes, December, 1884 1Is
@llSt; May 1865, 1170117t; August, 1865, II6
@l16t; September, 1865, 11bb@ll5s October,
1865 l15@115t. Gold, 1442.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke Il Co. quote Govern
ment securities etc., as follows:-U. s. SIS Of
1881, llll@ll2; old 5-2Os, ii4S@114l; S.2Gs,
1864, l094@lO9l; do, 1866, 1ll@1ll4; do, July,
lOS@10Si; do, 1867, los @l0S@; 10-40s, 99E6 a
100; 1905, Aug, 10701O74; do, June, IO76
IO71; do. July, 1070lO7A.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

F0rGddfttonat Marine Ne0s see Third Paos.
PORT OF PHILADEI4PHIA sEPTEATpTn =.
STATE OF THERMOMETERS Ar THE EVENING Tnrr-
- =. GRAPH oFFICE A-
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EDITIO N
The Correspondence Between the
Governments OF the United
States and Great Britain.

late number of the Manchester Express con-
tains a considerable portion of the correspon-
dence between Ma, Seward and Lord Stanley on
the subject of the Alabama claims, particularly
with reference 20 the matter of arbitration. In
August, 1866, Mr.. Seward sent a long letter to
Lord Stanley, and In his letter of instruction to
Mr.. Adams requested him to inform Lord Stan
ley that, in the judgment of the President, a
settlement of these claims had become
urgently necessary to re-establishment of en-
tirely friendly relations between the United
States and Great Britain"
The following are the closing letters of the
correspondence
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

DRIFT WooD FROM OUR EXCHANGES Of
all amusemen.s that can possibly be imag-
ined for a working man, after day 5 toll. or
in the intervals, there is nothing like reading
a newspaper OF book. 1t calls for no bod>
lily exertions, OF which the man has had
enough perhaps too much. 1t relieves his
home Of dullness and sadness. Nay, it ac-
companies him to the next days work, and
gives him something to think Of besides the
mere mechanical drudgery of his every day
ccupation-something he can enjoy while
absent, and look forward to with pleasure.
A local editor in indianapolis had the best
Of reasons for kicking quack nostrum ped>
dlar ont Of his sanctum few days since
He desired the editor to ''try box of his
itch ointment, being an lnfallble cure and,
if found to answer the description, then to
certify to its merits in the columns OF his
paper
A well known editor of New Jersey, about
to start for Long Branch, requested his wife
to put in bis satchel what articles were ne
cessary for an absence OF two or three days
He lodged at Freehold. and in the morning
opened the satchel to take out some clean
linen, when he found it to contain only bot
tie Of whisky and bundle of old newspa>
pers. That editors wife evidently under
stood his travelling necessities
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RALLY, RALLYu RALLY!u

Hon. JAMES F. WIIsox, the able, distin.
suished and eloquent member of Congress
from this district, sent ~ . telegram yester.
day announcing that be would speak in this
city Monday evening, October 7tb, preceding
the election. He will surely Be here. There
is no man in the country, East or West, who
discusses the political issues Of this contest
with more force, clearnsss, thoroughness,
statesman like comprehensiveness, ability,
and genuine eloquence, than Mr.. Wilson.
The records Of parties, the finances, the en-
tire political situation, he examines fairly and
fully. From city and country, let everybody
of oil parties, men and women, young and
old, come and hear him.
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The New York World has the following

THE New York World has the following
curious paragraph
1T has been currently reported in this city,
during the past few days, that Mrs. Abraham
Lincoln. wife OF the late President. has been,
since Saturday last, at an up town hotel,
under the assume name Of Mrs Clarke.
Her visit to the city, it is alleged, ia for the
purpose of disposing of large lot of female
wearing apparel and jewellery, in order to
replenish nearly exhausted purse, her pres
emit income only amounting to aboutSl7oO.
These articles cost at least $1,000, but the
Broadway firm to whom they are consigned
do not expect to realize more than about $500,
which, invested in the State of Illinois, where
Mrs. Lincoln now resides, will yield her an
additional income Of $500. Conspicuous
among these trappings late ofsemi>royalty are
a set of tine Russian sabes several lace aud
India shawls. point lace dress, and parasol
cover; and solitaire diamond ring. Mrs
Clarke or Mrs Lincoln seemed anxious to
preserve her ineogaito, judging from the
directions given to her agents, aud evidently
shrank from the inevitable notoriety in thus
publicly parting with the souvenirs Of her
WhiteHouse days
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

Owe of our Republican exchanges notices
thus the death of Mr.. Horton, of the New
lork Day Book: ''Another rebel has JUS,
paid the debt Of nature. r. G. Horton, o,
the Sew York Day Book, died 1t Dobb',
Ferry on the I'D of September. He lsbored
~hie living faithfully for his Southern mas
sers' and now that he is dead the friend Of the
same cause will take care Of him IN the otbe,
world
We protest against all such paragraphs.
They are not Representative Of Rennh,;..-
journalism. They are utterly improper W.
have reprobated too heartily the cold blood
cd vandalism Of Southern Border Ruf;.n
journalism mot TO condemn it when our own
friends are guilty Of it. Let NJ s.eadilv
wishsiaad the wrong doing Of the living. bu,
he Dsath- Land y Gods provisce; lss % pos
s1seed - t6lGs1itAss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

AUCTION Howe x Tyler will sell tbs
saturday morning, at 10 O. clock, . fine lot Of
Furniture, used but a few weeks, and as
good as new, consisting of one elegant
painted Chamber Set; one Black Walnut Ex
tension Table; one black hair cloth bed
Lounge; twelve Oak Dining Chairs; one
Dressing Bureau, two Carved Parlor Chairs:
Wash Stand, Center Stand, Oak Oval Rock
er, &C., DC. Also, an invoice Of good Over.
coats, Business Suits, Coats, Pants and Vests.
Boots and Shoes, Buck Mit.s and Gloves.
Hats and Caps, ten cases ladies' fpe Gaiters,
Platform Scales, &C., &c. oc,a2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

TIE resident member Of the County Com.
mittee. whose duty is-owiug TO the general
rain and consequent state Of the roads and
atmosphere, with the poor prospect for clear
weather at the time Of going to press-must
avail himself Of this opportunity to give no,
tice that no excursion train will leave for the
Junction this morning, As has beea sdyer-
tised, hoped and expected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

WHEKE'ER take my walks abroad, how
many poor. miserable Dyspep,ic people see
who would be healthy and rosy and happy. il
they took Plantation Bitters, that paragon OF
preparations for giving tone TO The stomach,
energy to the torpid liver, a joy to the ner-
yous system. and strength to the muscles. Il
is An admirable Regeneration Of natures vas.
ted or neglected functional powers in either
man or woman. 1t gently excites and pleas.
antly sooehes. With bottle thereof, every
man may be his own physician.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

THAT HAr.-The great sheet iron hat, tina,
was built at . certain establishment in ,b;,
city 20 large that it couldn't be got on. Of
any door or window of the house, va. finally
removed yesterday, by taking down par, Of ,
partition to "let it outv There is such +,
good "joque" connected with the aforesaid
hat that the mechanic who constructed il has
had bland smile playing upon his face since
the hour he discovered his great mistake.
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The White Pine Compound Cure
The White Fine Compound.

II WAS early in the spring Of 80 that this compound
was originated. member OF nay f.ns 49, sflicted
with irritation OF she ter.At att, nded ~fh dlss
gre able cough. Lad Tor months " evious thous Oh,
that preparation having for its Azls the side oark
white pine might be compoun led TO hs usriul
In diseases Of she thu 10 tts the value
Of IL 10 the alluded TO- compounded ANAL quan
tty of the medicine that lad been ptsnuiS and gave
IL In teaspo ntal doses. The result wAs exceedingly
gratifying Within tbs irritation ot the thrs
removed, the cough SUBSIDIZED speedy cure "a
effected. Soon sftet this sent ome TO lady 10 LOB
douderry. y. who had sai1eing for come week.
frb la; cough oceatot Ell by sudden coi', and had
rai.+ mucUs str-ak.d with blood Sire iound re-
liet and for note. size took sont cpucrs OF
it, s1d got well. r. clark, ESQ., editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror sde TAI ot the saue ptepara
ton In the cold and cured mm-di.
atey. He mighty pleased ~tth the results, nnd
confident III tenng it, les, II iaee.i be-
FIRE the puoic that he finally persuaded give it a
uaIne and send il airstsai heprnt the uneribg. In
Sovemtsr 1875, hst adv risvd II under the OF
White Pins Compound. In two year. from that time
there hal been ~holesI-d in Manchester alobe QUE
haiidr dollar. III took the lesd OF all til.
pitiaH Ties sersi TIM: it suoth.
sisg tGd hsa ing in Is nataIe is Warming 10 the som
ah aud pleasant sitha the tast. and Is ex cecil
cheap
A. r.tt dy for kidue, c. nplaints the White Pine
t,rs 5asd si.ssds ueryafrd II originated
tist putioss Jut person III usLg IL fr cough "a
only If the congh, hut also cured VI =
kidney difficulty o. ten years st."diug. Since t'at &C
ctent.i discovery Macy thousands hiye Used II tor Il
comp rstut, A. has" teen completely cnFed
The aaov- written ty Dr. Puisnd, in 1850. Fin,
then A. ia Manchester the " te Pine Compound has
tsk,u the lead OF all oagh renefi,e vel. preps
for the Kidney dicultirs In Every city
town. village and hnmist through the New England
States.
rhi- remedy safe and pleasant to take - It IL Of
ectuRl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

THE MEETING LAST NlGHr.-As last even.
ing was too unfavorable for meeting, either
on the street or indoors, the committee de.
termined to dispense with the announced
speaking. No effort was made to carry GU,
he programme.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

HEATING STOVES are being brought from
their summers rest and "spruced up and
put up as speedily as possible. "Old Chilli.
ness,' not very distant kinsmsn OF ''old
Frost" is here, and his presence is decided,
unpleasant. Yesterday he Pulled supreme.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

HERE was a fatal case of relapse of yellow
fever in Rock Island on Thursday night A
passenger came mp on boat to that no;r,
who was recovering from an attack of thu,
disease, and when landed had q rel,n.s
This disease, it is stated, Is not CONTAGIOUS in
this climate, as il takes different form,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

PAcKETs.-The following Packets will leave
Tor st. Louis at the time specified: Rob Roy
tins morning at 7 O'Clock; Andy johnson
to nigh, at 10 O. clock Lucy Ber,ram. Mon
day at o'clock, a. M, Rob Roy, Tuesds,
at o clock, a. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

Rev. PETER CARTWRIGHT lectures in Keo
sauqua next Tuesday evening. on the Histo.
ry and "reminiscences Of early Me,hodsm il
the Valley of the Mississippi, of which be wa,
one Of the pioneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

REV. MIR, WEsrovER will preach at hi.
Church. corner Of Blondeau and Eighth
streets, next Sabbath morning at IL o'clock
and in the evening at n o'clock. The Church
and public are thus notified Of his return.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

The Democratic Sheriff of Hancock Coun.
ty, Ohio, ID. ID. McCahan, ia a defaulter in
the sum of $500. SO say the papers.
Isn't that q mistaken for none but the RAD
icals steal, according to the Cops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

sEAsoSABLE-Some chap, mounting Il Ct
winged beast, Pegasus, delivers himself OF
the following:
Oh, the flies the beautiful aie,,
0rnamenting our apple pics;
In the cupboard and on the meat,
In the house and on the street:
Around the sagar bowl they swarm,
Beautiful flies can do no harm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

TIE steamer Grey Eagle makes daily trip.
to Quincy, leaving keokuk at clock !, N.
and Quincy at 8 o'clock r ".
During the Fair this week. TO accommo-
aa,e passengers, will leave Quincy at clock
r..
Round trip to the Fair, two dollars.
sppq5.dl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

NorIcE.-Our dry goods store will be closed
to-day, also Wednesday next, Oct. 9.
Oct. 8. YousKER 4 BRo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

GREAT EXCITEMENT on THIRD STREET,
Ladies and misses shoes selling q, half price
at Caleb l.. Hlgham secondhand store. No.
10 Third street. o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

IT is said the cholera has almost entirely
disappeared from st. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

GLYcERlxE LorIoS, for chapped hands
and face, at Christfeld's, IS Main street,
north side. oct5.3t. eod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

OSE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED dogs have
gone the way Of all flesh in neighborine
Iowa city. The officers there have evidently
done their duty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING You can
always get choice Butter At Cox l. Irvin'A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-05

THsRr is no perceptible abatement Of the
yellow fever in New Orleans.