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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02
The Meeting At Farminstss--A Graz,
Time.

The Meeting At Farmin gtss--A Gran ;,
There was grand meeting at Harrington
yesterday. At an early hour the people be.
gan to come together in crowds. A very
hne procession was formed ct II O'Clock
and moved to the grounds in the suburbs OF
the pace. Wagons we're gay with flags and
banners with appropriate notices thu. spoke
briefly the creed of a loyal people. The
Pennington Brass band played splendidly.
There was an immense wagon, decorated
with evergreens and flowers, carrying thirty
six young ladies' dressed in white. There
was martial music, and cheers, and good
feeling. Capt. Dickey and Charlie Map ming
were Marshalls OF the Day
At the grounds. AFTER several niece, {
music by the Band, and the excellent Giee
Club, Mr.. Russell Smith, President of the
Day, called the large audience to order,
Rev. Mr. Teter made an eloquent and a, :
propriate prayer. Hon. Geo. W. McCra,y
was introduced as the first speaker. E,
made an able speech, discussing the question.
Of reconstruction, the democratic platform
and the creed of Charles Mason, in a fair
logical, forcible and overwhelmingly con.
vlnclng manner. Just at the time he con.
Guided, large delegation from Keosauoua,
bentonsport, Vernon, and other places ar,
rived and swelled the crowd. Then Hon. /.
=. wilson was introduced and made one Of
his most mastery and magnificent speeches.
lie briefly referred to the records Tho
Democratic party and the Republican
party have respectively made in Io~.
and the nation. Then be took mn Il.
question of Bonds and the Finances,
We have no time to give his argument on ,hi,
score proper notice here. We shall refer 10
1t hereafter. 1t was full, convincing, and ex,
haustive of the subject. Il satisfied ever,
mind and wssvrry opporure. We wish
wilson's argument could be delivered by him
in every locality. Democratic homes and
chances to make any capital and break Re-
publican ranks by shouting Taxes and
"Bonds' would dissipate into very thin air
Mr.. Wilson will make every exertion TO come
to keokuk before the election, and We de-.
voutly hope he may be able to do so.
The Rally, gotten up on short notice, va,
agrand success. There was large number.
there from Lee - we'll ~ Van Bnren counsy.
Asosauqua, Bentonsport, etc., sent t;oe dele,
e.',ons. Our friends at Pennington deserve
nigh praise for their activity and succe., i,
getting up the meeting. Messrs. Can't. D;el.
sy' schramn, Beaer, futile, Manning. Tu,>
too, !. A. D,ckey, nash, the Meeks. and II.
Republicans generally gave them,elve. FULL
to the work and their reward Vas /. .lo,;on,
meeting. There "a no delegation, from 8.
lsvsr part Of he rosd. The only psr,op.
going from Ksokuk were, Gee. Hills, Hon.
Geo. W. AcCng, GAas.sS. 8. Sample, 8. A.
Bsks, J. vi ysAsscn esd Anily, "a oe,.
49, kselns srsa1 iarn ouis ~ ), q
~ Jssstiea nsstias - Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

REFLECTION upon the approaching change
inthe tempez6ture will tend to remind one
that change in wearing apparel must neces
sarily follow. To procure everything of this
kind, 60 to Hess, Stern & Co. Their stock
is surpassed by none in the city, and their
manner OF making up is not to be beaten
ANYWHERE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

The Township ticket nominated at the
Court House Monday night We are glad to
know meets with the hearty approval Of al
Republicans. On this ticket are our very
best citizens. Look at the ticket. and yot
will say that it is one Of the best Republican
township nominations ever vet made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

CONTRACT LEr.-The Museatine Jourma
learns that the Mississippi Valley Telegraph
Company, the advertisement Of which ap.
pears elsewhere in this paper, has let the
contract for building the line between Min
neapolis and Winona, the contractors agree )
ing to take so per cent. Of their payment in
stock. Two wires are to be stretched, the
line to be completed between the two points
by the 25th Of November. Poles Save been
contracted for to supply the line from Min.
neapolis to Dubuque.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

d. 7. BRowS, at the Keokuk Drug Store,
on Fifth street. between Main and Blondeau,
has now on hand choice stock Of Drugs,
Perfumeries, &C., which he offers a, the low
est figures
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

RALLY Union men!
THERE WILL BEA
GraRM Jl1ass JagkgsSas
't@fH&5s *$MSa 4sA
s4,ss.@, At TIE
Junction, on Saturday, October 5th.
Able spssssss wsra - Pssss.s.

Let there beagrand outpouriug Of the loysl
people Of Lee county. Let msn, women
and children comet Let the people Of .the
various townships como. Come ia immens<
delegations, with 6ags, and banners. and
music, and with hearts in the canse. Com,
md take counsel together for the cause Of The
Right and the Republic.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

CARTER 4 Co. received yesterday, direc,
from the slate mines of Pennsylvania, 700
dozen states. They will be sold low to the
trade, wholesale and retail.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

FouR THOUSAND volumes Of Text Books,
used in the schools Of our city and State,
we're yesterday received by Carter & Co,
Booksellers and Stationers, SO Main street,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

l.. REKER has removed his stock Of Gro,
ceries to his new building near the corner o.
Main and f2th streets. His customers viii
make q note of this.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

...-Ss---~-- I - -
], .s 81! q q j.. -
|esssgf !
|. aYllr1lrs eyhe, ~ ~ T. ~ -
- ~ &snle ~ aeaseEapAn ssr thsa
1919. deelaesl III II - AaA his ~ ~
vos,1 tGba4aa6sA1a cl11AGGl 0sassal8
Bassads and dunp thsif Id eascases in2os
the 1h1en1AabA Gvs NH /
Who 70 loved The rebellion and IL lsaisrs'
{s|gI:;Il'|ss||:: Z :!|!'|!|IE.lazat|
always On hand for IN ONCE, and Who i ever
rssay 10 Dc. ~ 1irEs VOL 81 his superior
officers in The Copperhsad army.
True men, whose devotion to the country
in defeat n velr u ID VICTORY never failed,
70 hand ii hand with men ike he iboye and
vote ,s,isst shess whose rsooa1s - not
marfed. but ars jaat aueh resseds - every
patriot citizen highly prises7 4 cAsaot Be
lit will not be. Never. asvss' nsvsr can
tho Copperhsad frslemity CT IL Seople to
cas-. from thsir minds tho shabby, unpasri.
otto, disloyal acsions thats sAassctsriEsd their
whole course wbes theAas Of The sssisnsaxd
It's brsye supporters, we're enveloped IN the
s.sphufieua clouds OF battle. Thar shame.
less conduct during those trying years can
not, and must not b forgotten. Men who
Esse true 70 the Republ,y during the var
| must take the front sests-4he, hsve earned
them BY constancJ that was truly sublime,
and those whose hearts never once pulsated
| ia unison with the "geod cause mnst baks
back seats, for their ingratitude and infamy
deserve nothing better. ess
The Deans, the Pomeroys, and tho Assons
Of the North can no more obliterate their
Infamous records, than can the Tooubes, the
Rhetts, and The Yanceys Of the South oblit.
crate theirs. when Sherman was kindling hil
watch fires on the mountains Of Georgia with
the eyes 81 his victorious and nndaunted lie
gions fixed upon Savannah when Grant wal
| laundering At the very Gibraltar Of the re.
bellion, the Northern sneaks and towards,
uud-r the name OF Democracy, convened q
Chicago and hissel ont the damning lie that
cha war vas . failure!
/ And true patriotic citizens affiliate with
men like these and elevate them 10 positions
of honor and trust?
NEVER! aud this word will be echoed :,
the ballot>box by the election Of none but
those who can point to an unsullied record
q record that showed heartfelt sympathy
and love for the Government in its efforts &c
save itself from tae assaults Of the Demo
cratic Shareholders rebellion, bscked BY the
arlstocracy of old Europe.
There are but few days intervening I'll
the day Of election. Let every Union mar
buckle on his armor-the armor Of JUS
cause-and go into the field determined tt
win. Let all work nobly, man'ully and we'll
and when the sun sinks to rest on the event
full 9th Of October let the electricity, OF
the telegraphic wires, proclaim to the worle
that the freemen of Iowa have again Spoken
in thunder tones for :. Liberty and Union nov
and forever one and inseparable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

THr Toledo, Wabash q Westsyn Rsihooy
Co. viii issue Excursion Tieksfs dlfin the
llliaois State Fair. Keotsk u 1t1n1 and
return 1t Tso Dollars for Ne ,psssd Trip.
Trains leave .keokuk 1t 700 4. Y. and 1855
Z = Leave Quincy = s:26 !. -. yaos and
800. 40 ANssa W. 81. McDasa,
sspSs.dssj Agsat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

OSE Of the most blatant of the Northern
Comprehend crew has been imported TO Iowa
from another State, to hold aloft the dirty flag
of modern Democracy. This standard bearer
edits the La Crosse Wis., democrat. and we
here append few specimen Bricks from
his paper that it would be we'll for the peo-
Pile of Iowa to consider before they fall into
the ranks, and, under his flag, march to de.
feat and infAmy.
Read what the scallawag has said in re.
gard to Grant, Sherman and Sheridan
"This is great country ESQ called The
throes and sgones, the storms and the pas.
sions of bloody civil war, the smoke and
thunder of battle have gwen the infamous
Immortality to Grant, the stolid butcher of
men; Sherman, the relentless FIRE brand OF
hell; Sheridan, the ignorant and cowardly
upstart; Butler, the brute and incompetent
hlnndarer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

Use THE Brsr.-Sawyer's Indigo Blue,
for washing. Christ6eld has it, at 70 Main
street, north side.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

CArAsArous AGAINST THE woRlp.-For Z
good stove 90 10 Chss. Highsm's second.
hand store, corner Eighth and Main sits. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02
CITY NEWS.

The Tea Club at the Keokuk Drug Store,
is still open. Call early and save ffty per
cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

IT "E'0 ssov ~ y aStfy OF a. Wt0H
A gate, bwt Il scowld dc'
PLANTATION Brrrsns win mot raiss the dead
But they cure fbs sick, sxait the depressed,
And render life : fAisg to be enjoyed.
We believe there are millions Of living Wit.
nesses to this fact. Dyspepsis Is korrid
disease. but Plantation Bitters will cure it.
is most invigorating tonic for weakness
and mental dependency Those Who are
tout of sorts should try Plantation Bitters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful teilst arr
ticle- superior to Cologne, and 1t half th
price. sep20- 2w>th sAlkau
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

II NKETS III TfLEG RAPH.
Chicago Market. -
By Telegraph CrfcAoo Get J..
PIour-Recepts IL asa bbls. Market fairly active and
very 6rm; sale, Of spring ex ira range fsf 1925.
wAsas-Recsipss llo,l72 bu,h, Active: excited; No
opened at 81 IS, closed at ~ s13L mol II s2e11 No
3 very active; rejected a SC better, u 1921.
oats-Receipts I6i,7l7 bush. Market lower under
preSsuFe - heasyr ceip4,, tQAtQk So
corn-Receipts l.s eas bnAh. MsrkSt lower anA dull
u OF As NDs snd2
Rys-Rscr'pt. 40 o bust. FIRM; 81 Isal< for No j,
81 16 for Nos
Mess Pnrk-Duli ard nominal.
La-d-firm; held l<SZc higher, bnt buyer, did no,
mect sellsrs:rsry choice would bring 1917.
Wocl-sales Of course tub washed 49, coarse secured
At A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

chicago Live BtOc 4 oRk0Ns
By Teiesraph.l cH,cAso cctl
Hogs-Receipts to room IS cars. Good demand .,
previous prices for good smooth hogs fgh. common
grades In supply and alnot aleabis prime So &
a..
Catils-pecepts TO noon es cars. Market very on ,
under light receipts and absence OF shippers mari
dul .. TIL foil wing quotations LIST class shipping
sac "a 10 rs 5o475sI do IS % So butchers stccl
81 5o94 81 scsIlawsgs S2a3 20
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

EtoR sALE.- One " lots, o the corner OF hi AZ 4
MORGAN Streets, well fenced and ornamental irtts
In front and side walk 10th sides Prise $500 cath
Title good or no sale. Enquire Of
apE1 n, b. TKs-RYCR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

LN0R sALB.-Atwost story BRICK Dwelling House,
II tanning rooms, cellar ciytetn frame barn;
aTl feet trout aud lao deep siua e thu cofutr
9Th and Bank streets Title good OF ssle
Enquire OF spilSl h. II TEN-RYfr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02
THE PIANISf'S ALBUM s:

AoscAes, Waltses, Polkas Redoras, Cdlops,
Aasessrkas, Qaadrsues, -Four. Hand
81 fieces. Dances, DC.
4 Brilliant Set ef Pianoforfs Gems.
Suited to every ora'e Of Capacity and rni.ph.ab,.
70 every eansat Who Womb hecr familiar with Ths
Popular n uslc ~ the Day. a
TINS volume, b ing the third Of the *HOMuCIns
OL1n viii b welconed BY adj who desire 70 have -
Duor PIECks In . convent mt form 4 very isree
nanber Of The Gems continued in this comptaaion
10 - foasd Ia aay other. though much aimir-d
I'd In constant demand fact that win r~eder be
ieadnx book of Mind Price p~iu, ~ 6 Cloth -
C3oeh fusI IN, ~ - soif ~ all Mnsic Dealers and
aeili, post paid OLtysR DlrsOS 4 Co., Psbs.her
II Washington 81 Boston. foctl
ENGLISH BREAKFAST. TEA--A very
bse1lU4 eleos5 - rsseivsA ty .4s<
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For sale.

III OF lin Bloch 10. on which IL q four story Trick
metal roof building, 20 by 30 and store ounds
ton OF - ny 70 on the balance n the lot This prop
~ IL known the Arcade Rulding and Is sffpAt %
the corner OF LIST and Main streets will be seS TO-
about one half shat the improsem nts eest Ur(tsri!
soon, will be rented for term OF years Titis &C.
no sale. For further Information address
mayl0 H. R. TFS-FYCK
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And Of Grant especially be says:

"Democrats Of the old Jefferson,an and
Jacksonian school want nothing OF this
drunken upstart--this Gaiena mule~driver.
Leave him TO the Conservatives and RepubE.
cans, or Weakened policy dodgers, or who
will take the shallow pate as a standard
bearer. In this eSgency of the Republic we
want some one for Presidential candidate
besides man whose only recommendation
are that he has needlessly butchered more
Federal soldiers than all other Generals put
together; that lie ia never found without
cigar between his lips and he holds his tongue
FOR the simple and very good reason that be
has nothing to say. We want NAS with
brains in his head, not platter headed Off
sho,t or mushroom growth Of kadicalism!
His garments smell Of the blood Of Ameri-
can citizens, killed for emulatng the exam.
Pile set them by rehelions and glorious an.
cestry. We will none of him."
And this foul moushed slanderer OF the
Nations great captains has the brazen faced
impudence to stump Iowa and plead with
the boys Who followed "this drunken up.
start-this Gslena mule driver. through the
most gigantic war of modern times to vic
tory as Triumphant. and glorious as the pages
Of history record.
Brick Pomeroy is, indeed, Aft man 10 90
before and carry the Copperhead banner Of
the shabby Corperhead crew of Iowa. They
we're with 9 Brick heart and soul. daring
the accursed war, as they were pleased to
term it, aad it is not at all surprising that
they shonld now put their banner in his
keeping, and follow him into whatever filthy
paths he may think proper to lead them.
Let the soldiers read Pomeroy's record, and
then vote for the ticket he represents if they
can. A splendid exponent of their faith
have the Cops. imported into this glorious
Hawkeye State, in the person of the no,o,
rious rehel loving and loyal hating +" Brick -
Pomeroy.
The LAST HorRs OF 4 LocAI..-The Cali
forai1n contains the following particulars as
10 the death of "iocal' reporter, in which
the idea of ''the ruling passion strong i'll
| death is pa,hetica'ly illustrated: "But a.
last his own time came, and Jim Duffy was
about to die. He wasn't a particle afraid,
notwithstanding all bis falsehoods, for he
knew it would help the local column; so he
sent all his relatives down stairs, and got his
assistant reporter to stand by him. and he
made him swear that he would not give the
item to shy other paper, and then; with Sc
rene smile upon his face, he yielded up his
life. and Jim Duffy was no more His will
was full Of i'ems, one of which provided
that he should be buried in Philadelphia, be,
cause it Wa in Pennsylvania; and pencil,
without 'vsnia. however, had been his
favorite tool. He desired that they should
put the last edition Of the Eraggerofor in his
coffin, aud bury him with the church that
had the greatest number Of superla,ivs ad.
jectives in it."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

81. Louis Market ssk
BY Telegraph fs ii ef. togis OFT !.
Plour-Quiet and frm.
Wheat-LiPhtreceipts and nrrer.
Corn1 10 FOR mixed; 81 IL for mixed white; Il 10 fol
choice white
Cats 64sC3
!. Polk -t2t51'
L.rd--,3l< GA for terces Is Tor kegs
Pscon-sides 8. shoulders Ia.
Eys-saies at 81 10. y ~ &ss*
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

Two good helpers 10 the Blacksnithing
Department wanted at Myers Carriage Man
ufactory on Dlondeau street. se25 DIFF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

For '6ALE.-Lot 0 Block "a, on With
ha twostury sriek Dwelling House Will nv,
room. cellar, ctst+rn, well. and large number f,,,
spd other trees This property - Ia hns order, AZ
nsase located On Bank, between ID and ID ssresi.,
very convenient To business VIII DO sold At bsl
Title good or no ssle. EnquIre OF
maJes II, b, rvN-Eyos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-02

EOR SALE.-Eirht acres Of choice Grsf
LAND, about bali Improved aud In frnit as Laisf D
aaoer ana all under ssnce, viii sHs Frame Dwell -
House on thr same This land Is situated the b n
q the River IL Illinois, and Is directly opposite rytsU
dfnce sna about one mile above Hamilton, I'iI u
Kn4usrs Of n n TRN-FY(H
iunelN
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cn,e.s. Law. s.oea n.rsN.


oAieass Live s.oe nsrkSk.
By Teesraphl cH,cAso Get,
Hogs-Receipts to noon IS cars. Good demand :,
previous prices for good smooth hogs light and common
grades In supply and anio.t ursaeabie ime Sc *
a..
Castls-Receipts TO noon ss cars. Market very On ,
under light receipts and absence OF shippers mari
dul' st thu foe wing quotations: LIST class shipping
7sss "a 10 rs 5o475 81 do IS e1a So butchers stccl
81 5o94 81; scaIiawsgs t2a3 20
81. Louis MarKes
By fsles'arh.l sr. TOMS .oss J.
Flour-ouiet and frm.
whest-Liphtreceiptss and 6rrer.
corp- 10 or nixe 81 l2 for nix ~hise; Il 10 70,
choice white.
Cat,-e4sc5
APo-k -t2t59
L.rd--,al< GA for tierces; Isfor kegs
Pseon-sdes is. shoulders IA.
Rys-saies atsl TO- *tF
Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph Mnvauxr, Oct
Y,our-Acive city Xxx sa7salo Is
whsss-Up.e. tied Il 20 for No l.
ant.- Declined Sc en- No l.
Corn-steady
Toledo Market.
By Telegraph ToIsDo. Oct. /.
Vlour-salt. OF Xxx white at sll 20.
wheat-Whita 3. better. amber 10 lower, spring un
changed salss OF white Michisan ats2 6s; amber do
81 40 n 81 No spring 70 o5, No 5 do 81 SO.
Corn-ls to lie lower; sales OF No 1 wa'ash at 81 9
No Michigan tslts.
Ots-2c lower. .ales Of No l at s1g5Tx.
Rys-f 81 IS for MOL.
BsrIey-si II fnr HcI.
Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Oct. l.
Tl,ur- Firmer aud 25s hishe T, family s1l so.
whe.t- Firm:2 40 Dor mol red.
Corn-Firmer; held Isl.
Oats g., aud demand good
Rye-Advaneed 10 81 81
Cotton Quiet at 10 for midding.
whhk - Dull; no sales
Provisions Fira.er, more demapd but prices en- hsi
cd NJ So pnik s2i.
Lsta-neli At "A; buyers at lsss
BaeonCitar bulk shonld4 r. srSsan.ed At IL but on
SIX thousand pounds were procur at this rae
rev rora markst.
By Telegraph NEx YoaH ost /.
Flour Closed dull "a loc 10 yer on common and m.
dunn grsds
wAeAt--Duli: o'ders mora ausiou, 10 realize No
spring - 24a25 No sp ing % 20 80
Eye -Ctossd f4irly aetise and am; 81 6oa,2
0sts-ciossd dull AID Eeayy; iaA7i FIR Chicago an
Ohio,
N,, f,n "A. ~ = AZ. ~ a.
Mess Psrk-Firm; s2s s5s s5 ca.h and guar closin
nrm with ba,ers At sq3 eozas reg uIar
Beet-Homuai.
Cut Mtats-st-a dy, with fair demand
stock msrAet.
By Tdegrsphl NEW Ycnx. ortI
Government stocks Gull and Dropping Coupons ,
'sl Ill; do 'ea 49, 'e4 i0a; 'e5 1885 new lo7ls
'67 it754; 10 40 e99s; s1- 1o6as.
Stock, opened unsettled and lower bnt sub..qr.ntl
I'd, anoed aud closed srcng W . sel saA:NY CLOS,
@2S; Erie 66s S. ! G l22asa, Peadins 1olIs1s; 4
losss-Nw 4as4a71; do pfl ees1q7 =.
--~->-<-----
New Dries Market.
By Telegraph NV ORlKAxs, Get /.
Cotton Dropping low middling ls1S
Sugar Nominay unchanged.
ho'osses-Tuta Gu 'ttd at S..
Flour-Firm n ,r $40 25. choics s13d14.
Con-Dull; yellow an mixed 81 49, white.l45
oats-Duli at CO.
Mess Pork-Retter; t26 ar rs
bacon Active. shoulders l5i4.
Lard Firm; kegs 10
Ntw Horn Money Marhse.
b. telegraph Nav York Get l..
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4 TaE steamer Grey Esls natss dsiiy trirs
to Quincy: 1sisft Hsokuk q q o'clock !, ~
and ding q . o'elock r. \, sos
During the Fair this week, to aeesmmo-
dA:s passengers, ~iilieaye Quincy a. o'clock
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hound trip to the Fair, two dollars.
eep25 blot ,
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Milwaukee AarReS.
BY telegraph MnvauK1, Get
Flour Active; city Xxx 80 7salo rs.
whsat-Upse, tied Il 20 for No /.
Oats Declined Sc en- No l.
Corn-Steady
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BY Telegraph ToisDo, Oct. l.
Flour-sate OF Xxx white at ST. 20.
wheat-Whta ., b.tser, amber 10 lover, spring un
changed sales Of white Michiean a. 81 6s amber do
81 40 n 81 M sprin9 ~ o5, No do 81 SO.
Corn-h to lie lower; sales OF No Wash at 81 9
No Michigan at s1os.
0ts-2c lower. .ales Of No at SIG 57lf.
Rye- 81 IS for MOL.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-12
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DOTOMA C
I. TRANSPORTATION LINE,
FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, AND
GEOKGETO WIN, d. @. CON Meeting At
AQUA CREEK WITH TIE RICHMOND,
FRED i POTOMAC Il. 4.
-r-pn THE STEAMER EXPRESS,
{ - Captain A. G. Nickle, leaves Ba,ti-
moro from Pier No. s, Light street wharf, every
TUESDAY,, at 4 o'clock p m, for tho above
cities, and stopping At the following way poi IS
on the Potomac: Point lookout, Piney Point,
FoxwelYs Wharf, Curioman Bay, Burch's
Wharf, Stones Wharf, Chapel Point, Matthias
Point, Aqua Creek connecting with railroad
to Fredericksburg and Richmond, Smiths IT.
at + m, and Alexandria at I a. m every
SATURDAY.
ua-.os> THE STEAMER KENEBEC,
- Captain Z. S. Talbot, leaves Bal
timore from Pier No. 8, Light street wharf, ev-
cry FRIDAY, at p. m, for the above cities
and stopping at the following point" on the 20
Point, Plowden's Wharf, Pope's Creek Matthias
Point, Nanjemoy Stores, Aqua Creek, connect
ing with railroad to Fred ericksburg and Rich
mOnd, Smiths Point and Glymont. Returning
leaves Washington at a. m, and Alexandria
at 7 g. M, every WEDN ESDAY
Ea- Freight of all descriptions carried at low
rates For further information apply to
j. BRODERS 81 CO.,
No II, King street, Alexandria.
-: ..,-. j. B. BRYAN s. BRO,
a.. , 345 Pennsylvania av, Washington
...... A. NEEDHAM s. SONS,
...... ...-.... 142, Light st. Wharf, Baltimore
/. ,-.... Iii -. =. j. g. WATERS,
NH TT lO9 Water street, Georgetown.