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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

The Sisters Of Charity from Emmitsburg,
wish 10 call the attention of the former kind
patrons Of the Convent 10 the High School
which they will open At the Convent on next
Monday, October 2lst. They expect the
b iildiug up Of good Academy for Young
Ladies', and solicit the patronage Of the
friends Of education. See their advertise.
ment u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

Go 70 Ma Bowmsn's. on Four street,
and see the fall and winter styles Of milii-
merry goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

c. CHArScgY BrRR. ofthe New York Day
Book, Is lecturing at Iowa City and elsewhere
in this State, upon the ..OriRin of Races. !"
It's Copper-Democrscy science -cossed. It's
HAMkeye conntry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

JosEs was admiring the glorious weather
Of yesterday then he bsihoughs him that
Winter would come some Of these DAYS, and
he went straight 10 Hess. Stern, 4 Co. and
ordered . suit Of Winter Clo;h,ng.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

Howx h TYLHR will sell Ut their auction
room this morning, at 10 clock. the entire
stock ofa family grocery store. Also . good
stock Of second hand furniture, Economy
and other stoves, one box tools, &C., 6c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

VIZ call attention 70 the card Of C. Albers
/ Co and have no hesitation in assuring our
readers tina. the "Grsce Mills" is regarded
as amongst the very best brands Of -four In
the market
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

Tnn Blsck Croek and every other new style
of shoes ~ salo q the lowest prices a No.
% Main street. W. R. BiDLsxAE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

Or Of some City children under ope ,e..
sfaes in cad ssean1 Shslbyville, shelby Con-.
Y, No., not more tAaa six OF eight are meiea.
They have takea 70 raising something 81
teaa "sejer eoys" tAsre discs The piping tines
ef1eoss - 4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

We notice that Marks L Ehrlich. of The
Hawksye Clothing Store, Lave treated them
selves TO several new and attractive ~ wellss
handsome signs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

SwsEr CIDEs, pure and fresh, made By our.
selves, for sale in any quantity desired.
WIcxsasaAM 4 Co, l63 Main st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

OYsrERs in the ,bell are quite . rarity in
Keokak 1t this season ofthe year; but Blue,
Of the Youny America, has them, as we'll ~
many other things rich, rare, and luscious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

A GENTLEMAN in New York, we'll known
for his wealth and for his liberal use Of it,
lately gave large dinner At Delmonico's.
Being presented beforehand with the wine
card, and With . request to select the wines
on which be wished to regae his friends.
the sly old gentleman asto1ished the walters
By choosing oil the cheapest wines. The din
ner came, but the ..saloon dare not offer 30
poor An article to so distinguished patron.
The guests accordingly enjoyed the best wines
Q. the price of the poorest, while the old ger.
tlenan paid the bill and vas capable Of en-
joying the joke.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

AUCTION this evening q Chas. Higham's
secondhand store, at X o'clock. Hove /
Tyler, Aucsioneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

AsorT forty men are At work on the urrsr
end Of the canal. They are bu, doing the
prsl minary work. The active prosecution
of the labor will come in real earnes ct shortly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

LONDON, Oct Is Noon
con.oIs eaHS Bind. 6s. Ill Cent 77h. Erie 4t'f
dfe.t Mest.rn IN.
LIvgRPocl OF is-e 2. u.
Cnttoe-Frm and unchanged. tales for the week
% 600 bales stoeh rs American le3 oe0 bales
ASrwIRp, Oct. lS-Evs.
P,troleum-Dec,ined - So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

CHARLEY DEnNo SHor.-Ths Council
Bluffs No, pdrsii says: Just Is We were
eoing 70 p ess We learned that Charley Dem
ing had been shot by robbsr. We hastsned
TO the scene and the particulars which We
learned from the family are ~ follows:
About midnight Charley was awakened by An
unusual noise. Al he awoke he saw . man
climbing out Of the window. Charley took .
gun and followed the man some distance,
whom the robber fred ct him with gun which
he had taken from the room. Charley i'm
mediately returned the shot, with what effect
is not known. Young Deming was wounded
in both feet. The robber took some clothing
and other articles from the room"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19
nARKETs ~ TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago Market.
By telegraph osIoAso. cst 49,
Flour Dull and heavy, and 70 effect sslss holders
fund It necessary nAks roscsssions Of 100 3scN
wheat pemoralissd; ~esk and lowvr: Mol 81 ssxs
No fell to 81 81 closed firm At 81 50. No 81 'ss.
Corn-QaI.t; Il o5e % for No
O~ts--Good dea.and 1t 56GL
K,s-v.ry doll: sales msde a. op ming a. loo be.w
Yesterday; later thss~ slight IN prossment mar
lie, e.os1x erm al 81 2o13 for I and2
Barls,-Dall and love; Il loSl1 for MOI.
Mess Pork-N ominai; IN sos22.
lard Uncbseg'd
nes-stesdy.
sug.r--.lrm and unchanged
syrups md Nol.ss.s-ou..s, without vsibls hinge
Wool O ,u,innss dull, inactive and non,pal.
Cn,eaxs Live STOCK market.
By Telegraph CH,uAso ect IS.
Hoss-Receipts to noon IS cars. o6sripgs this D -,
we're shout 1909 head trad. only moderately active At
further DE- fnt sa.. Cd ears At range Is 70 for good
T. extra.
Castle-R.eipts to noon % cars Mark heavy at
sxht decline; weather Il unfAvorable packing, and
cattle for that purp large supply; shipping cat
Il. rang. Il ssa IS extra Il 5SAs eo~s stoeksra &C.
IS 5oo5
Sale. of liv. stock At the Onion ttck Yards during
III. month. Of September amounted 70 u 5o4.
s1 Louis marHss
Nv re,r,.,h1 ~ LOUIS, Oct 49,
F,orr sti~. .urer aud s1usss 50. 8 IS. XIX " 20
81 o.
wh..tYnwey. .a,ss Of srrius at ~ obx&2 Ia; fall
u S. ea7o.
coru-s.les Of Whit. at 81 80. mixed II 10.
osts-Deeltning
Rys-ti 81 -.
Cotton-ssle. ~ le'3
H.y-Duli al tlse 10
Pork-S23 30 II.
| B.con--ciear sides IL 4 1871; Shoulders i46itf
Lsrd-sn.ll .ses At "a.
view Yorx marker.
| ~ Telegraph Esv YeAE. Oct IS.
Flour-clo.ed dali; loelsc lower medium and
| common sfadys
wheAt-Lttle fl msr: rather more export demand Nc
8 .rrng 81 1915 No spring 81 ~ for western
| o,t.-stsady al s,Z.
Co,a-$t 37dn 3sls good TO prime mil Cd western.
Pork-pul aud he.~y s22 IS $40 cash and regular
s'osing heavy ats22 Is regular.
B.s,-Ncminas
| Cut Meah-onist and upchargea.
B.s on-Eairy act We and steady.
| LArd-st.ad,; l1l4ass
! Rce-Carolips 9x0s4.
/ Csdse-Dull.
! fuxsr-sts.dy, nhfi2< f,r Cuba 10 fer Po'to Ri o
| Molass Qnist; Cubs +sa53
! Cincinnati Markea.
/ Ry T.legrapb.l ClHciHEAfi, oct &c
| Fiour-pp prices Csc lover; family I'll ,s.l2
Wheat Dull and poaaina:; No red u; No Y 30.
| o.ts-In far demand at 81 ~ for Mol.
/ Rye-fhmer attl 80.
| Pari-y-Dulk spring 81 30dl "; fall 81 IS. fb.
/ Cotton Dull At 10 for middling.
whisty-stssd.; 70 dvnssud u, free At irregnla
| rat, =; bonded b. Id al 81
Pork-Unchsngsd At .2o
-Ffner; doing; ,koulders sold at II clsa
| sides H.
/ Lard-Yn good demand at 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

S. r, WEtis, publisher Of Physiological
works, New York. sends us Or. Osgood' re-
cent excellen, sermon urging humanity to an.
finals; aud new edition, With illustrations
aud notes Of Pops's - Essay on Man. The
illustrations are good, and the mechanical
part Of the work very well doue. As to the
"E say" itself It's place in English literature
Il too we'll defined to need remark here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19
sss s

THs Otiumwa Courier Of yesterday says:
!" yesterday being the birthday Of oar worthy
pastor, Rev. E. H. Waxing, last evening vas
made the occasion Of . pleasant surprise as
the parsonage, and vas participated in BY .
large number Of friends. We suppose he
thought, ct every ring OF the door bell. that
he was receiving an unusual number Of calls
for one evening. Mrs. W.rinx, however,
was in the secret, for after pleasant CONVEX,
satiou Ill around, prayer was offered b Rev.
Burgess, when refreshments were served.
Every one seemed to enjoy themselves, and
We should not care if our pastors birthday
came twice year
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

illustrations are good, and the mechanical
part of the work very well doue As to the
'E say itself, It's place in English literature
Is too we'll defined to need remark here.
JsBrlKE WAAK 10. Tbs CHiLDRkx.-We
are requested, by members of the keokuk
Sunday School Union. to call attention
again to the course Of Religious Lectures, or
illustrated Sermons to the Dung, which are
10 be delivered daily in Chatham Square
Church next week, commencing Sunday
evening. They consist Of series oil i've
addresses, on the following subjects:
lat Little things the, are not little. y in
which the fearful character Of sins commonly
called !" little" are portrayed.
I'd. Lost childrsn;" showing who are
lost, how lost, and how to be saved.
I'd. " Childrens' hiding places }" showing
the deceitful resort to which the young fee
for shelter from sin.
4th. Goods hiding place for children -
what it is and where to find ii.
9th. "The Key that unlocks the door of
Heaven" or how TO get into tho hiding
place, showing the nature of Faith and the
Atonement Of the Savior.
4 he services will begin each evening early.
at seven o clock. The greatest interest ha.
been awakened wherever Mr.. Long h., de.
livered these sermona, and the l.ree.,
eau les in Philadelphia, Pitt.burg, Cieve.
land, Chicago and Cincinnati, where Mr..
Long has recently visited. have been too
email to contain the crowds Of interested Do.
rents, teachers and children, Who have com.
70 hear him. He usea fro n ten to fifteen I'm
oil paintings, FIVE BY six feet in size, arranged
On rollers, to illustrate each discourse. The
officers Of the Sunday School Union have
promised to give Mr. Long twenty Eve dollar,
per night and they propose TO raise THE on
Sunday night by = collection, and after tina,
BY collections, or By the sale Of tickets Il the
rate of ten cents for chlldren and twen,,
cents Tor adults, - may be thought best
The odicsrs Of the s. s. Union have in
their hands testimonials from eminent Min.
lstsra Of the Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal,
frssbyterian and Lutheran churches. - veil
= from the religious and secular press, Of
sne sxcsl'ency Of these sermons, and their
entire fitness for the Sabbath day. Lat All
Who can attend the entire series, and =.
doubt not they will DO both intsreeted and
bsne6ttsd.
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

i UT In Block IL. op which 10 four story brick
m"t, roof, building, 7s by 90 and stone fouuds
ton OF 10 by 80 the balance ot the lot Til. prot 81
y hknown As the Arcade building and IL situstfd Oh
tho corner oil lst and Main ttteets ard will be se'f TO-
about one-hslf what the mrtovem, coat HrtfsciJ
SON. Will be rented for term OF years, Titif ~,
no sale For further Information address
smsylo Ii. r. TRs-Hycg
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

Tau Van Barss Ccsnsy Teacher Institute
meets q Bsasosspost, commencing Monday,
November eth, and continuing six days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19
Milwaukee NJ arket

By r-lsgraph.l MHwAuxu cct- 10
Ylour-DulE TX 50 1910 asi country do - oo0
IS, X IS 69ls75.
Rhrat-unsettled. s1ss { .or no No s,H sS-
O.ts -Dschned j; SIC for No 2.
Corn Dull, 81 os for Eo2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

Il OR sALE.-ons u lots, the corner OF lib az
L MORGAN Streets, well fenced aud ornamen tai tres
IN front and side walk on 10th stdes rrce $500 cal
Title good or no sale. Enquire OF
sprT H. D. TEE.EycK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19
For Sale.

A COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
- with sir rooms, cellar c.iern ard we'll sltnaisc
on this easter'y half OF lot In block lse on the wa
side OF High street, betw std 10Th streets This
property IL In hrst rate r~pnir will he at bar
gain " applied Tor soon, Title coed no sale.
Enquire Of H.B TfN-EYcK
may2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

k'Oh SALE.-Lot . Block "a, on wlitt
ha two-story Brick Dwelling Iiense With nf,i
rooms cenar cstern we'll and large plumber ofhtt.
Anh olne trees This property IL In enc order, AZ
being located on Dank, between 81 and sd stte.,st
very convenient TO business win be soa at bsrsas
Title god or no sale. Enquire OF
msyqS m n TRS-rycE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

EoR fAlE--A twostnry brick Dwelling Home,
= tanning rooms, cellar ci.te,n rnu,p barn;
S7 feet front and lao deep rlua sd the eornfr
9Th ard Bank streets Title good or no sale
Enquire Of lapl3l H. H. TES.kYtF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

COhN - 6AA--0 AVv 0s.............'.SS Av0S -
suNDR1Es.
lots will command - TO S0c
~. tn
Heas-In god demand = lS02se per dos.
Soaanun-New. $50 per gallon.
Porlrora--e0c to 4 90 > bushsl
csrcxxss-old, 81 Is 70 s. =; spsi.e Chickens,
I7ste - IS pr desen.
Bssv CArrLK-33 50 TO ~ 90 gross.
Hoss-Good lots, IS to - grosf.
Saaxr-$2 to g Per heaa.
vxAL cALvrs-Yrou ~ 90 to - 90
LARD-l3c per b.
GRgEx ApPLss-st 90 per bushel.
BAcos-Ssgar cured hams 25c per b sides lsc
per lb shoulders l5e per "
BssswAx-3ec PR D.
TALLow-In bbls, 1oic; loose So per n.
RAas-Cotton, 4lc per ID.
Weot--Tub washed IS 10 49,; iescs 10 6ns
32l $40; unwAshed, / of.
FaAraERs-Prins Soc - $50 per b..
BaAs-Scarce and in demand. 81 90 TO 81 10per
100 lbs.
HAy-Tiusshy In astivs demand ut IRON %
Fl = BIO % pefsan. Prairie IS ~ % Is 90
AooD-t5 - ~ 81 20 per cord, according to quail
ity.
| HDEs--Grsen, $50; do salt lols; III aint 1oc
do salt 1.c per ID.
| TIMOTHY sExp-$l 70.
| CLoyHR SeED-$7 000$7 so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

STOCK market.
By Telegraph Nls Fosk. Oct. IL.
Government .tocks quiet; withou, decided chans q.
Coupons Of 81, llo74 coups 81 II II; "a I)s. IS
loe1S 1861; g, 1oe1s lo-.os 1907. s-3os lo45s
Stocks very weak, especially kea ling. ny lI7s<-
Hudsen 1897: Hr,s 7ohsss; eeaiins 9lH E2
e.. ssI At, w 49, 4a: d. pfd 6e,.g
American e3; U . e2,<; Merchants =
new Orleans Market.
BY Telegraph INV OaLRAxs. Get IS.
osston-Low middling l7l{Gls.
Ylour-Duli lower grades dropped xxx 20.
Corn-Firm white 81 20.
0Ats-15.
Port Dui, and poninAi e26173 Is.
Bacon-unchanged.
Hsw HoFa Asnsy narkes.
By Telegraph NV YoaE. Get Is.
Money-Acti,s att per cent for call loans.
kteriiue-Dail and heavy; s7as gold. nst class Bills
Gold -Wsak; opening At u.s. deeiinsx to ~ at eloss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

k'Ok SALE.-Lot one, Block 1888, on III
= corner Of 18th and Bank Streets, with . d NIL
IRAN dwelling on the same, containing eight roors
which rents or 81 PER month Title good Price si9s,
oash. enquire n EfT TeE-EyEK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

kNOR SALE.-Lot six, Block 1877, CORE.
4 Of 18th aud Concert .tr.sts. Price f4o lot,i
and 10 Block 1914 Of 18th and rta ma strrsts
Price 200 each Lott, block ~, on pes Aunss .
tween 9Th ant 9th streets. Price $500 Titles good
Mosaic, inquire Of
Jy8l HH TEN KYCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-19

WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY h BRUSH
w Es, large stock, for The VI. Trsde, ., reduced
YAtsa. EhRk 4 bEuLuR.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-04
Cincinnati Market

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Nov. g ~
FLOUR-Du1 and prices q shade easier
thoagh not quotably lower; family Sill 509
WHEAT-Dull and prices are lower; No.
red = 90: No. Spring 81 10. -e r.. f-5
CoRN-Dul. with no demand of impor-
tance; small lots of new ear sold at 78179c;
No. old is held at 81 90. -t- rsss ..N9f-7i1;
OA1S-Declined to &c, but at the close
the decline was recovered, and Mol sold
at 646e65e. as ltf - F'iIs4 8 2 ff-f =
RYE-Declined to 81 80.
BARLEX-Unchanged.
E CoTToN-Dull and prices are irregular:
mtddling is not saleabIe at over 1870.
- w HISKY-U nchanged.
PoRK-Mess in demand; sales of 1000
barrels a $50 for the best city brands, and
$40 70 for second class brands.
BACoN-In improved jobbing demand;
several Southern orders filed at $50 I31Zc
for shoulders; 1870 for clear rib sides; 1910
for clear ditto.
LARD-Is held at l212c; no sales.
BUTTER-In fair demand for fresh at 3S4
45c, but all other kinds are dull.
CHEESE-Unchanged.
PETROLEUM Dull at 50(G5lc for refined.
APPLES Unchanged.
POTATOES nchanged.
HOGS-Noth1ng doing; receipts light;
butchers pay So 2597 90 gross.
ToBACCO-In good demand at full prices:
sales of 81 hogs heads and 96 cases of Ohio
seed leaf; prices unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-04
New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Nov. 2.
CoTroN-Lower; sales 1900 bales, at 1917
F1oUR-Receipts 24,6s2 barrels; lO@2oc
lower.
WHIsKY-Quiet and unchanged. t'ot
GRAIN-Receipts of wheat l66, 763 bush
els; firmer. and without change IN price;
$4,000 bushels at 81 u for cnoice No. 3
Spring; 81 2202 28 for No. do; 81 29d2 80
Spring; SO 00a3 321I for White Michigan.
Rye lower; sales $500 bushels Weste rn at
u 81. Barley unchanged; sales "a 900 BUSH
els; 81 IS for California; 81 459l % for Can
ada West.
BARLEY MALT-Dull; sales 5000 bushels.
PEAs-Sl A for Canada.
CORN-ReceiptS l2f.776 bushels: dull and
declining; sales A., 600 bushels; 81 361S91 80
for mixed Western afIoat and in store.
OATS-Re ceipts- l64, 900 busheis-dull and
about lc lower; sales $1,000 bushels at Sue
for W estern.
CoFFEE-Firm; sales of /, coo bags Rio on
private terms.
SUGAR-Quiet; sales of $50 hhds. Cuba at
MoLAssEs-
HoPS-Quiet at 40@65c.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet; l315c for crude; SIC
for refined bonded.
LEATH soleS are in mod
crate request at unchanged prices.
PORK--Opened firmer, but closed lower;
sales of 4.250 bbls. at S21 0092l 81 for mess
closing 81 90 caSh-Sl9 75(920 for prime.
BEEF-Heavy; sales of 40 bills. at previ-
Gus prices. Beef hams quiet; sales of rs
bbls. Western ar S2S 5o@9 so.
CUT MEATS Dull; sales of 10 packages
at 1l749121ac for shoulders, and 15gl7c for
hams.
LARD-Dull and heavy; sales of $50 bbls.
at I25s9lS36c. e. .-sr
BUTTBRgDull at 2O942c for state. +>H
CHEESE-Unchanged at 11@l6c.
LATEST, p. NJ.
FLoUR-l0c lower on common and me-
dunn. 2
WHEAT-Quiet at 81 1902 20 for No. 8
Spring; 81 1892 % for No. Spring; 81 28@
2 30 for No. l Spring. --. . :
OATS-Heavy; sales at 7S13979c for West
ern.
CoRN-DuI and heavy at 81 369l 81 for
good to prime mixed Western.
PoRK-Dull and heavy at so 9092l 90 for
mess, cash and regular. --.
BEEF--Dull and nominal.
CUT MEATS -Duil and UNCHANGED
BACoN-Qufetand steady.
LARD-Dull at 1870 i31Ic for fair to prime
steam and kettle rendered.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-04

For other River Items see seueHth Page.
- : = - -
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-River on a
stand; q inches in the canal by the mark.
CINCINNATI, November 2, Noon.-River
risen inches; feet inches water in the
channel. W Gather clear Thermometer
The weather yesterday was cloudy and
wet, with showers all day. The river is
about stationary.......-.The arrivals and de-
partures up to midnight last, not previous
ly reported, include the Success, Louis
Vile and return; Ollie Sullivan, Owens
boro to Cairo; Michigan to Memphis; Fam
ny Brandeis and Louisa, from Cairo.
The Phantom had some 80 bales of cotton
from the Tennessee River, consigned to
Wright & Harper, Thad. p. Gibson q Co.,
Ragon & Diekey and others. The Cora
S. arrived at noon Saturday, and returned
10 Louisville in the evening 1.-THE Sue
cess, with good trip, proceeded to Cairo.
1.-THE Michigan arrived from Newburg
at dark Saturday night, and left during
the night for The Fanny
Brandeis arrived from Cairo Saturday
night, and the Louisa arrived yesterday
morning, with moderate trips. The Bran
deis had a good trip to Henderson.
She leaves to-day at two O'Clock
promptly in order that she may make the
WOISt DdTS III OdH1SHGs captain daIl
reports three feet or more on all the bars
except Cumberland, where there is but
two feet 1.-THE Louisa will, we presume,
lie over till tomorrow, as one of her
slnoke<stackS wants doctoring ......... The
Ollie Sullivan took a freak to go to Cairo
unwisely we thtnk-apd left yesterday
evening with % tons fruit trees and consid-
cradle other freight........Iti is expected that
the Louisville packets will hereafter come
through, and the Palestine was looked for
last night or this morning, though we
hardly think she would try it till a fur
Their rise takes place.........Captain Dan.
Stark, a veteran pilot of "broad-
HORNS" came to anchor on Saturday
night, with two fine fat-boats, just I'M
der the reef in front of the city. He is
all the way from Goff's Landing, some
times called Aurora. He is loaded with
empty potato.barreIs, to be filled along the
Egyptian coast below, after which he will
proceed to New Orleans He is fair speci-
men of the fiatboatmen of "ye aRctent
times" lively, bluff and large-hearted,
Bon jour, Capt. Dan-........Capt. John Trip
lett Is stopping at the+American House,.
The Fanny Brandeis, on her last. trip, was
beset at Cairo-py river thieves, and Oscar
Jarvis lost his vest and pants, and Mr.. A.
Tucker, mate of the Mayflower, had his
coat stolen .........The J. p. Webb has been
laid up at Portland and most OF her crew
arrived by the Cora S. on Saturday.
CHANGE OF TIfE.-In order that the
packet Fanny BIandefs may cross Smith
land Bar before dark, she will leave here
after at o'clock PM. promptly. Merchants
and shippers will please have their bills
of lading on board by that time.
JOHN b. HALL, Captain.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Medical.
Bray & Day, Drs., 8 First street.
sWebber DR.. A, Third Street, between
Cherry and Oak. -- -f~
Wool Factory.
Gruen J. b. & Co.. corner of the Canal and
BOND street.
Wagons and Carriages
Decker c. & Sons, 14e and las Main street.
$1,000 DeataL.- trvr..-. d. h.
Haas DR.. II, corner Main and First streets
Bierbower DR.. J. c., 10 First street.
s.si IesHraheet Il ,E e
Evansville ms. Co., cor. Main and First.
Dry Goods (Retatl).
Miller & Brinkmeyer, No.7 First Street.
Hudspeth, Adams & Co, 6S Main street. -
sehapker. Bussing & Co., Main street.
Architects.
Boyd Robert, Z Chambers Block.
Mursinna, Chambers Block.
Allen & Clarke, 50 Main Street.
QueenSo0are.
Hollingsworth Bros, 26 First street.
Mark & Henning, Is Main street, and Is
North First street.
Lichten & Ichenhauser, First street.
Legal.
weIborn J. F., Third street.
Real Estate Agents. g..
Roley s. M, Third street.
McNeely & Schubert, General Agts., Third
street.
Elliott J. P. & Son, Third street.
Reavis VIM, $50 Main street. sf.-. rr
Johnson A1vah, Third street.
Boots and Shoes. -
Semonin Peter, "a First street. --
Geo. ge L. Dixon, Main street.
Morgan, Putnam & Co., AZ and A. Main st.
Pianos.
Fred. Cell, Third street.
Transportation.
Star Union Line, Henning, Hubbs & Co.,
Wharf boat.
White Line, Huston, Agent, 3 Water street.
BelIefontaine Cotton Express, Brown &
Dunkerson, Agents, Wharfboat.
Str. Phantom, Tennessee River packet !;
Duncan, mas er.
Str. Newsboy, Henderson packet; Perkins,
master.
Atlantic and Great Western Freight Line,
Cox & Humphrey, Agents. Wharf boat.
Str. Ollie Sullivan, Evansville and Can
Melton packet; Hugo, master.
Str. j. D. Perry, Evansville and Memphis
packet; Finney, master.
Evansville & Cincinnati Fast Freight Co.,
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