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The New York herald., 1867-07-30
ARRrsI uf A SUPPOSED MURDERER.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, July 20. 1867
man named william Renn arrested In this city
this morning charged with being accessory to the mur.
der OF Michael Dick OF Oneida N ", who was poisoned
about two months ago. The prisoner taken to
Oneida in charge Of two officers from that place.
The New York herald., 1867-07-30
AFFAIRS IN SAVANNAH, GA.

SAVANNAH. Ca July 90 1867
Tho first bale or new cotton for this season was rc
ceived to-day from Florida by Msssrs +. H. Lewis AZ
Co. 1t is of a very inferior grade
man named Oman this morning attempted to rnur-
der Mr.. A Nicely. old citizen. Mr. Neeiy received
some severe wounds in the neck, but is thought TO b
out OF danger dispute about rent was the cause or
the difficulty
The New York herald., 1867-07-30
DISASTER en- LAKE supegI0a.

CorIlycwooD Canada, July %, 1867
Last week tho steamer Alyonia struck n rock of
Sandy Island In Lake Superior. The United states
cutter General Dix her assistance and
took OF or passengers The Agonia had been on the
rocks days and nights before the General Dix
arrived II Is thought she sl be got OF without dan
The New York herald., 1867-07-30
IHf POLITICAL s1uaIlQs of GEORGIA.

AreusrA, Ca, July %, 1867.
The political situation ercing considerable interest
The recent letters Of Messrs johnson, Hill and Perry
have shaken the faith OF many who heretofore In
favor Of reorganization under the military bills IL 10
sald the anti-convcntion Is becoming more sud
popular with the white people Of GeorSA
The New York herald., 1867-07-30
Zinc Base Ball Tonrnament In Chicn9c.

CHICAGO July 90, 1867
$50 O'Clock Z. NJ
The third and last game Of the Base Ball tournament
was played to-day between the National Club OF wash
ington and the Atlantic Club Of Chicago Tho attend
ence was not 90 great Saturday, but was
still very large On Saturday the Excelsior Clsb
Of Chicago made but four tallies In the nine innings
Tho Atautcs have been beaten several times by the
Excesors and to dav they determined retrieve their
reputation Ihcy succeeded in making seventeen tai
lies to ssventy.six for the Nationals.
The National Club depart for the East tonight leav-
ing behind them their only vic,ors in the West the
Forest City Club Of Rockford.
The New York herald., 1867-07-30
THE NATIONAL GAME.
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SPECIAL TelEGRAmS TO the HERALD.

Match Game Mt LRusipaburg, N. ".
Troy, n. Y, July 90, 1s67.l
10 O'Clock p. NJ I
match game OF base ball played to-day in Ian
singburg between the National Club Of Albany, or
picked nine from all the best ball players in that city,
and the Union Club OF the former place. which resulted
In an easy victory for tho Lansnsburg club by
81 to 26
The New York herald., 1867-07-30
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION IN MASSACHUSETTS
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE MRAln.

rRor, July 20, 1871
10 O'Clock, r. NJ !
An attempt has been madc ss North Adams 70 sssass-
nate State Cons,sbles Mckay and Savage, on their re-
turn from the making Of seirure Ten shots were nred
at them BY unknown pcrsous concealed IN Piece OF
woods The roadside The shots entered snVr carriage,
but the consIables escaped v.bopt injury.
The New York herald., 1867-07-30
DOMlrNl ON OF CANADA.
SPECIAL TtlteaAm 10 TIE HERALD.

A Church Destroyed by Fire In Montreal
Serious Riot Rt n Picnic.
MONTREAL, July 20 1867.
7.30 O'Clock r. NJ
zon Congregational Church was destroyed by hrs yes
,erday. Loss about sac, 000
serious not occurred the Grand Trunk picnic Al,
ST. Hvacnthe on Saturday gang OF Irish ro~dles
guited couple Of hotels and assaulted the Canadians
The military called out, and unfortunately fred
into an excursion train killing one man and wounding
q woman severely.
The New York herald., 1867-07-30
ADDITIONAL FROM MEXICO.

Levellina of the Forts About Matnmoros.
NEw ORLEANS, July 90 1867.
Advces received hero state that General Berrozaba
having the earthworks around Matamoros ieveed and
the ditchcs filled up Fort Calleio, commanding the
road from Brownsville, has already gone, with nine
Neia
The New York herald., 1867-07-30
Willow Ftws uu CHOLERA IN new oALfAw.

Rrw ORLEANS, July 20, 1867
There were 6ve deaths from yellow fever and seven
teen from cholera euIins Iss, week.
The New York herald., 1867-07-30
Lord Monck Cnpopuiar-EarI Carnnrvon His
Probable Successor.

OTTAWA, c. W, July %, 1867.
II is understood here that Earl Carnarvon, not the
Duke Of Buckingham, will b the successor Of the pre-
sent Governor General OF the Dominion Lord Monck 10
not popular here having, since his last Eng
land evnced disposition 10 slight the Canadian people
aud their municipal suthor,iea
The New York herald., 1867-07-30
s HlPPIN @ NE w s,
Pert or NEW YORK. JULY %. 1867.

Brig Pepo (spA Ros sagua. 10 days. in ballast. to Fer
Medina.
schF Lord of the Isle fBr) Coum,ns Truxllo Hon ls
days with hides &c, TO Brett Son 20.
Wind at sunset wSW.
American Ports.
CHARLESTON. July 2s-Arved steamer Emily -ou--
der, NYork.
sailed-schrs caiista, Nyork; Trident Providence
Foreign Ports.
TRrxfLLo, Hon, July 1o-No Am vessel In port.
For o,her Saipping .Neps See Seventh Page
The New York herald., 1867-07-30
TIE CAREY SHOOTING CASE.

Reopening Of the Inqmest-The Final Verdict.
The inquest in the Of Honora Carey, who shot
the 18th Of July and died the 26th in consequence
the Injuries received and which terminated in gen.
eravcrdc reopencd yesterday ing before Coro-
Cover at the Nineteenth precinct station house Since
the conclusion OF the inques additional particulars have
to the knowledge Of the police which have led 70
the arrest Of Carey, and reconsideration Of the first
verdict
The New York herald., 1867-07-30

hoSrRzAI, July 2o 1867.
The following telegram has Just been received by
Messrs II. A. Allan
Got North American OF safely at eight p. satur.
day. Austrian waited at Anticosti from half past
y. on Friday, aud took North American In TOW s
eleven y. n. on Saturday. she should be here very
soon JOHN BARCLAY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

Chicago msrmet.
B, Teiegrsph csioas" May 10
Floar-fnn good demand and uodssate hnsness al
yst-ra.s. cntsid. price,. holders et.irred sd-
vance IS hois. spring sstrs. but not UGH ci.
position part Of baysrs at I'D sncc rates; sies hsit
50 for low calee Ssisg sussrans sla sosis fss low
.in. IL fair spring; ti3 es&is fcr good to choice
double extra. ti4 1873 or fancy XXX. Winter extras
Ira den aud.
vLesi-firsi, No spr,rs shsd. bst.sr. % co.
f No 4 rses opened $40 shieh the baik Of ssss
made lsftr few lots soe svs2 s0 ez II fr frvsh
ps aud f-r oss % Mar At 81 90 80 sax Coz
ias - ~ for r%wai.r. No ,pfing sold at N No.
CogpSo opened l. iou.r, al 81 cas-. ard undeF ds-
esuragfug EAstetu AitIcss ruisd dui. d,eiiniux OF
hAngr to 81 ca closing aim Il hominal AZ u 0tasl
o.. ~ . in large r-e+ip'. aud io-.r, Hss7 ts-
jsc,-d aIp st a s4Issbi- asa . 80 10. " a, s4ss,
Oats Sot 80 seiire and All. ess 81. esossss
at irssas figures
Rys-2a b Lisha 90 No !; ss'ss ranged ~ 81 ~ ~
s. No ~ e.dy at 81 e..
Bsai~y-L~s= sciss; p,iees loser; sihts sr No
sass.-Timoshy asm-r raagns at szaz 81. Haasa-
riaa .AaA- higher: 81 lSs1 80 ~ti-s .e~rrs o. and
hi sAss 81 10 81 20. Clover ssss'; $40 soaii.
ProviAo.s- Firm fe<ine aud 10 impossible 10 bur
al. prices whh hotdsss would ably have seesFs
cd on y-sttrls, sales short clear at II psck ed
krt cio-iug Lard aid po'k held IRA; s.lrs
N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

Accr1ox.-H l. Tyler will hold their
regular sale this morning at 10 o'clock, and
will offer any quantity of secondhand furni-
ture, stove, beds and bedding; also, one
=" Henry'sn sixteen shooter; large lot new
sash, for store or church buildings; also, an
invoice Of fannels, ladies cloakings, lot
pants and vests, lot good cigars, &c, dc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

BoILERs.-It is not our intention 10 say
anything on this subject until we have got
steam up, and can speak knowingly, but We
simply wish to call attention TO the ADVERTISE
meut Of A. Miller Co., Boiler makers and
sheet iron workers, which appears in another
column this morning. OF their work we
shall speak more fully hereafter, but until
that time, if you have auy desire TO see fine
boiler, step into the cellar Of the GArE Cry
office, and you will be grsti6ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

EesrATIo.-An exchange remarks that "a
lady says, the first time she was kissed, she
felt like tub Of roses swimming in honey,
cologne, nutmegs and crsnberries. She felt
also as If something was running through her
nerves on feet Of diamonds escorted BY sew
eral little cupids, IN chariots drawn by angels
shaded by honeysuckles, and the whole
spread with melted rainbows." The same
paper contains an account of young lady
prosecuting man and getting FIVE hundred
dollar judgment against him for kissing her
on the street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

ArT.-An exchange aptly says ths the
man who does not take a localpaper, no mat
ter how well posted he may be on general
topics, will not, when abroad, be able togive
much more information concerning the bnsi-
ness and enterprise Of his own city, than il
he had never been within ten thousand miles
of the place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

hEoKuK GYMNASIUM. A meeting to organ
lie Gymnasium in Keokuk met pursuant to
call published in the GATE CRY of yester-
day, in Rice's Hall, last evening; n. G.
Bartlett in the chair, Ed S. Garter, Secrets-
y.
The following were appointed as a Com.
mittee on Room: Messrs. Shelley, Bird gman
and Fairchild.
: Committee on Apparatus-Messrs. Bart
lett, Thompson and Carter.
The meeting then adjourned until next
Monday evening, at Z! O'Clock, at Rice s
Hall. All members are requested to attend
n. G. BARTLETT, Chairman.
Ed. S. CARTER. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

DRr GooDs. Under the head of new ad.
refreshments will be found that Of the firm Of
NJ. Gregg & Son, who are now offering one
of the largest stocks of goods ever brought
TO this market, at the lowest possible prices.
Their assortment is large and varied, and
customers can hardly fail to find anything in
their line which they may desire. Give them
call. You will find them genial gentlemen,
ever ready TO attend to your wants, and with
their immense stock to select from you will
certainly be pleased. Read their advertise
ment
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

~ T.s-xrsph.l Nsv fons. hsy TO-
rour-lsSlse better; fair d-msna improvement
ehiefy upcr med Ers1ss 'a'ss sii asa Ia
80 for .uperhne St aud weser; Ga !es IL W for
extra sia tesls 90 Tor choice d ss ssei&1s Ter
chipping bralds n ttssais Tor trade br rcs
slo.pg s,n. Cal frni. nour hru; ibis and ssehs ti
eli 70 Rye four nrbsr. . so1sts 90.
whisky-Qniv.: UNCHANGED.
wLsa.-iirm: g. 70a275fr yo z Ceiesgo; - 50 "a
t25 fr No7 Nil ~sak s9sse9 IS for rj~cted sprns;
s ~ v bite Csiito ria
Ess- Fism: western g. osslT2
BARLEY irtn
Cern-I41e bwr,. 81 yssf 81 for old mixed ~e-tssn
In 1870 z Tor mt-s westerp, tie Latter
fsr very ch,ict; 81 81 f.r old
oat.-Bstter s7a e :of we-tern; sos e9Is fr state
Riee-pul; lo% all for Ca olns-
Co*es-Mere netfv-: r. "
suz~-7sir request; ie14aEi. for cnls M for
Porto Eico
Aolssses-tcfisr at 50.
Mess Pori-Firn,.r. t2s 1898 rs for nes
closing at SO ea.i: s32 FIR I'D tisais IS fos
, Inc; s1s2s is for psiu. Also Al
s2s4 y IS. ,sli-r thirty IN sixty y-
kscvn-stesd,; 1855 fsr Cumberland eat ii.<elisS
for shoft ri0be : LIS for short Gear
Cut A-lts- ~.d,; s54&ls for ,bou desr i2ls sI4l.
Tor Lana.
LsrtG .Frn; is,ssIsx
Buttrr-Quet sbd nru
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

A LADY who has been much ANNOYED nv
the members of one Of the Base Ball Clubs
of our city, sends the following communica>
ton to US for publication:
sEprroRs GArR CrrY:-I have noticed that
Jon have several times, in your paper. spoken
very favorsbly of "Base Ball Clubr being
organized in this place. Such sport may be
very pleasant to those who engage in it, bu,
my experience has been anything but pleas
ant
almost every evening large number of
boys engage in ball playing near our house
can endure tbs screaming and yelling, loud
enough ii is to awaken the Seven Sleepers,
but the players become thirsty, and we have
been sodding and planting out trees. A nor.
ton ofthe boys jump the fence. and of cou, ~
that ruins the grass and damages the trees.
The others come in at the gate, and when
they 80 out. ieare Il open. thereby giving ,
general invitation to all the cows around t.
walk in
think Of a pump being ratified every min
Ete and water wasted: for every boy pump,
nbsckAtfp'l when heGils the dipper / can
NJ e7dvrs its annoyance any longer Bsrs
Idisliss 70 sefs-e sen a .enp 81 cold water.
bntI lind IL very annoying 10 have about & Il,
Spbling In and out II the yard every after
~. You viii PA ase change the usus
smns, and on 4 LAZY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

CoxPosITIoNs.-A boy who is bound to be
statesman recently read the following COM
position in school at Muscatine;
NEwsPAPERs.-Newspap are good
thing Everybody should have newspaper.
Muscatine prints two-the Courier and Jour
nal Some folks like one best-some like
the other. II is very wrong TO cheat the
printer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

THs members of the Pioneer Base Ball
Club are requested to meet at Mr.. jamie
sons school hoase, Monday evening. 20
By order of the Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

Fereign Markets.
hvEsrecL. Msy So IN.
Hoee,-Aeti,e; c. rso,. advanced "a, tsing quo
ted al pig lil.. Cent. 'el. kIi-siA-
C0tioo-IIrssu lzr: quot&tiors 4 C uatine.
LeA'-us, Nay s-Eys
seTIK Eris AK. lila 1915
iTEspsot Ny s-kvs
Co,ton--Tvnas downpari. rnidd.,nE aslsnds lo51a;
orlesn. itd.
trssc.arfs ouIs; sui uret angtd.
L&id-iiiYber and hfv -.
Produe-- Unchanged
I'D n make. unchanged
Loytos. May 10 -Soon.
49, III, AZ
Balhop IN the Bank % Enst-ni d-cr-a,.d Eiis.to1
Laws rsot. a.y lo--ssou
COttonB tier feeling to DAY; market ~, sneet -
~ quite scttr s-,ss VI idd, nolan at nan a
Srokes cirerisrr pert sal eek al 20 O. h.ies
Of :. hi spe stor. esIortes took IT go. Stool
In port 81 , ,ohaies. II elneiug At 80 iesn.
cmn-D-c'ined ~ nlirtd Western ies.
LArd-Frn at 5ss
Prodec--Crehxrged
Lortos ssy 10 q D M
Erie ,ni III Central R. R share. sseh .d-aneedAa.
sagsr-Aetivs, la.
LrvEnpo'L. May i0-s p. IN.
Cotton Advanced iSd slnes mornir z quotsiiOBs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

BorSp FLIES oF THE GATE CITY.-In get
ting the GATE Cry bound the following odd
volumes have been found to be among the
number: From June 18th TO Dec slst, 1852;
from July LIST 10 Dec. Slst, 1868; from Jan
Let to Dec. Slst 1854 from Jan LIST to june
both, lsGe. They can be purchased very
cheap by applying to j. W. Delaplain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

RIVER MAIL--The Louisiana mo Jour.
nal says ave learn from Senator Henderson
that the Postmaster at St. Louis is authorized
by the Department to contract for carrying
the mail between St. Louis and keokuk Mt a
reasonable compensation, and If that cannot
be done he is to cause locked sacks to be
made up for each Office, and have them
Transported as freight, the government pay.
ing reasonable price therefor If this is
refused, daily lines of hacks will be out ON
in close connection with the railroad As
the river belongs to the general government,
those who navigate it should be required to
carry the mails at . fair rate.u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

Foa S1LL-A fine tive year old Morgan
colt, blood bay, at Wsrnick's Stable, on 9Th
ssrnet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

If you wish to purchase anything, look at
our business Directory and ascertain where
the men are doing business whose class Of
goods you desire 10 purchase,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11
fnmtial NJ Gsn'utftial,


CORN MKAL-a 100 ns....s.... ..r...'sz ~
sUEDRIRs.
BurrsR-In good demand At zoe 70 1sc y b. for
choice lets.
Eee.-The price paid to-day was lac per
SeRaHun-Best quality brings yoc.to Soc per gal
PorAroKs-choicc lots at 81 TO 81 Is y bushsl.
CHIcxKxs-Per dozen, s. 90 TO - 90.
wHrrx BkASs-Good. 81 50 to - o.. Prime
Navy, ~ 50.
Bxxp CArrLK--s4 90 10 - 90 gross.
Hoes--tiood lots, - f5 gross.
suKsr-4ls gross
VEAL eALyks--From 81 90 to % 90
HosEr-In boxes. zoe per ID.
LAnD-leto lie per n.
CASKS AprLEs-From Gee to ~ - per bsshsL
Bskswax-slc per 10.
TALLow--In bbls, &c; loose 7c per b
Rass-cotton. Ae per Id.
wooL-Tab washed 4se.; fleece do 6ne 4ec.i
unwsshed. of.
FsarHkRs- Prime 500 to zoe per n.
Hlpxs-Green, Sc; do sailed, sic; green call
skins, i2ac; dry Clint lse; do ssissd lsei
damaged snd sruhby Cd; Pelis Csc to
81 rs.
Basin demand at ~ 20 per 100 lbs.
HAr-Timothy in active demand at from $40 q
to 500 90 per ton.
woop--s5 So 10 - 90 pr cord, accordingto quail
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

liz our Directory the business houses are
all classified under their proper heads, and
alphabetically arranged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

kEoKUK OREcroRY.-We would call the
attention OF our readers, particularly those
from the country, to our City Business Direc.
tory, found on the first page. 1t embraces
nearly every branch of trade and profession
in the city, and those whose names are found
there are among the first in their business.
Their advertisements will also be found elias,
sihed under their proper heads in different
portions of the paper, and to these also
would we call attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

Ir's GoSr.-The old one story frame
building ON the corner of Fifth and Main
was torn down yesterday, to make room for
a large three story business house. In the
early dsEs shen the greatness OF keoknk
consist, j OF few scattered houses along the
bank Of the river, this house WAS spoken Of as
the "big house on the hill. |, has etidared
the storms Of thirty years--lt was one Of the
few emaining links that bind the present with
the past Farewell, old shanty while we
respecte you for your age. we're glad that
your unsehlly appearance is removed, so
that IN Your stead may be erected a building
more typical Of the age in which We live, and
more IL accordance with the style of the
surrounding architecture. Old landmark,
adieu.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

PEasoSAL.-Mr. Hill, of the Aurora Ca
zstte, called upon Us yesterday. M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

A gentleman, owning an elegant house up
on Fifth avenue, New York. vsinly tired TO
sell 1t for so 00o in 1860 A few days ago
he was offered for il the modes. sum Of $780,
600. and would no, think of letting it 60 st
that price Six years ago the building that
is now the Union League Club house conld
be reniedfer 80. 600 now il is IN demand at
SO, 900, Six years ago there were not ten
men IN New York who could really afford TO
live in q house worth Sl0o,o00; nov there
are one hundred at least. Six years ago
$40, 900 was a large rent for dry goods
store; now there are several that pay $50
| OoOi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11
CITY NEWS.

To ous COUNTRY READERs.--Look at GU
Ksokuk Directory, on the FIRST page
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11
New YORK prv cesa, E.rn.,

New York Dry Goods L. arket.
BY Tee, rsphl NEW YokE, May 10.
Pfint@-prcip'd, but considerable doinv. mostly In
dark styles NJ rrimae D reduced to l'eis1< silh 6
h~.ly, but cloth not changed at Ill spraeues fall
to 49, but hrroer, and good styles command
lex paiae rsda0td TO Issf and Victoria to la,<.-
Amoshess snd all Gardner cD's makes Ne lower &c
mostly all st, lea except bess
ehectnr-Rrown. steady, sta Reduction, and sell al
Bi. elo
Corset J~sns-abeut ir lower. Brown Drills Nc and
Stripes a. OF 2ixe on bet mskss.
saslin,- Bisseiet " lover; onsd.ie u.
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new Orleans Market,

New Orleans Market.
BY Telegraph NRw ostKAss. May 10.
Cotton Primer; sales OF low mfidlinr at a3a2.
suES-noia to fair Jen's'sn. iisz: haiiy fir Ias<
prime I37.. white ist<Gl4x
Mois s-.-1ominai
n 'n-N DafNl-s- firm; superhns SIS 7sols 81 double
sxt-s f4 IS: choice SIS 50 10
corr--searce. ntm and unchanged
osts- Unchsneed
Hsy-wes'srn 6as7
rk-run and arm; 1874 10 Clear sidss i7s<alasz.
Lard Advanced; IN b - I4l<
whisty-s oninsL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

Ctnetnnatt marxst.
By rsIsxrsphl orsusxart, May 10.
Fiour-Firm; supsrnne winter si2 soals ~ trade
brands t8ie So
whsst-D1i, prfcts nominal
Corn-pu'i prices closed nominal at es9oe for No l
mir.d in hplk; 81 cecil o. sacked
oSts-St-sdy 1t IS.
Ryc-Duii an prices lower; at eicse No / 81 ss
Barley Unchanged ald dull.
vhhhey- advaseeA 70 n. 8sH
Mesa Prrk--Duii. "a 30.
Buit Aeas-Dull
B,cor -n,dsrsfe demand; salss Al sJ<as for should
srs; ilskeia for clear s'ds.-
L.rd-Du'i lzs4; Is a-hsA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

REroRA ScHooi--fhe papers IN different
parts of the State are urging the establish
meut of State Reform School for children
who, as the Clinton Herald expresses Il, are
" too good 10 go to prison, and too mean to
run at large In speaking OF the proposed
institution of such State enterprise, the
Davenport Democrat says;
The only move made for the establishment
Of such a school, that we remember at pres
ent, was made at be last session OF the
State Teachers Association, by resolutions
strongly supported by teachers from the
larger cities and towns Of the State. who,
perhaps. As a class, see more clearly the
benefits to he derived IRON such school,
not only by those who may be placed ~ II
for reformation, but by scholars attending
the day schools. The two classes under the
present state Of things, now associate with
each other u thing that parents should look
to. Tie interests Of all classes demand a
State Reform School Under the Superin-
tendence of Mr.. Perkins. the School at Chi.
cago has proved blessing to that city, and
to the entire State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-11

TIE cholera H. making terrible havoc |
.uong the inhabitants OF the Central Ameri>
can States, especially in Nicarasus- In one
of its principal citiesthe deaths average one
day. and in some localities IN the
Mississippi Valley it has made its unwelcome
appearance. The experiences Of the past,
and the opinion of scientific men, cautioe "
fl,a. the disease 10 Ear crsirsIsutless the
second year than the FIRST, and Though We
have appealed previously to our people to
use every exertion, and spare no pains IN
placing their premises in order, We must
still continue 10 remind them OF the impof-
lance of this duty. Let there be n UNIVERSAL
a general cleaning up By everybody, and let
the city be put in, such q thorough sanitary
condition rs IL has never been m before.
There is no healthier location than on the
high bluffs upon which our goodly city IS To-
Gated. but even here the scourge Will hover
if il is invited 70 do 20 through the negfgencs
of our people to remove the accumuiahons OF
filth about their premises. and in the alleys
and vacant lots of the city. A contemporary
aptly SAYS. "Shovels are better than pill
bags when the cholera makes war on human
Iity.m Therefore, use your shoyels, pitch into
the work. don't be afraid, don't allow the
| nSprine fever to deter Won from dong nov,
even to>day, what you can TO clean up your
possessions. and in abe face Of tae coming
scourge. the individual who fails TO DO this
ia no, deserving the title OF good ciiizes.