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Congressional Proceedings.
Vote IF Thanks rendered Mill.
1el1 tary Commanders.
Contested Seats Of Kentucky
congressman.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, July 5.

WASHINGTON, July 5.
HosUE.-The Speaker announced the
Committee on Reconstruction, 10 consist
of Messrs. Stevens, Boutwell,, Bingham,
Farnsworth, Hurlburt, Nye, Boomer,
Payne, Pike and Brooks.
The speaker presented the memorial of
Green NJ. Adams. against the admission of
Representative Beck, from the 7th district
of Kentucky, which was referred to the
Committee Elections.
The Speaker also presented communica-
tions from the GOV VerilOr of New Mexico,
stating that the election for delegates
from that Territory would not take place
until September next, he had appointed
John s. Watts as agent OF that Territory,
to represent its Interests in the House, and
asking that he be admitted to q seat,
with the usual pay and ssileage.
Dawes moved It's reference 70 the Com
mittee on Elections
Schenck opposed such reference, as it
might seem 10 imply an acquiescence in
The exercise of an early, unprecedented,
Unauthorized and Illegal act ON the part
o. the Governor cfthaL Territory.
Dawes agreed that the action of the
Governor was unauthorized and unprece-
dented. He wished the communication
referred so that the Committee on Elec-
tions might have an opportunity of pre-
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NEW ORLEANS.
Fall of Vera Cruz-Death of General
Santa Anna.

New ORLEANS. July 5.--The French
Corvette, Philequeton, eight guns,
France, arrived, southwest pass, this
morning, and has on board General
Hervia, and other Mexican refugees,
and brings news of the fall of Vera
Cruz on the 9th ult. The city was
surrendered without bloodshed and is
quiet. The captured soldiers were
sent to Mobile by the French sloop-
of-war, Tobuco.
The following men -of-war were In
port. The U. s. steamship Lacony,
English steamer Jason, and Spanish
Deloire,
Santa Anna was shot this morning,
the 9Th inst, at Sisal.
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rived yesterday morning with about
500 of the Foreign Legion, from Maxi
milian's command. The garrison of
Vera Cruz left that city on the 28th
of June. The capitulation was signed
on the 27tha They marched out with
colors flying. and were saluted by the
Liberal force They were allowed to
retain their arms, and were furnished
with national vessels In which to
leave Mexico Lieut.. Col.gJ. II. Su-
dry, of the French army.i commands
them, and it is said they will be mus
tered out here. Bea'hpf &u0a 2 1880
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EVANSVILLE IND, SAT- RDAY, JULY 1867. .5s

afternoon. of stocks and money val
ued at $27 ,325 One of the thieves
was arrested, but none of the money
recovered. nvsH t ta sa sis 81
Josh. Williams. colored man, was
executed to-day. at New Brunswick,
Nd, for the murder of another .col-
ored man, 88I -1f Hl snaa
Aletter.w received by Collector
Smythe, from the American Consul
at Kingston, Jamaica, stating that the
yellow fever prevails there, aud is
quite malignant. Twenty per
cent. of the cases have proved fatal
thus far. 81 65l,e ai7 8oneftUflf-
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The Cholera Report Denied-The City
Reported Unusually Healthy-BuSi-
ness Suspended on the Fourth.

MEMPHIS, July 4-The morning
press denounce as false the statement
telegraphed to Col Palmer, of the
Freedmen's Bureau, xin reference to
wholesale deaths of negroes by cholera
The appeal says Col. Palmer derived
his information from a negro doc
tor and policemen. Some few cases
have appeared in sporadic form, but
nothing like the number stated. The
city now is unusually heartily for this
season.
Busiress is generally suspended /:
beyond few picnic excursions, there
Is no public observance.
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Part Of Maximilian's Command
homlel at Mobile. leg o.
THE FOURTH AT OTHER CITIES
INDIANAPOLIS. J,
Man Killed at Picnic-Return of
sza- + General Kimball. 8g98faTd
Especial to Evansville Journal.l
INDIANAPOLIS, July 5, Isl

9 3lefli' INDIANAPOLIS, July 5, 1867.
The principal feature of the Fourth
of July celebration at this place was
German picnic at Stills Grove. A
most shocking and brutal murder
marred the festivities of the occasion.
A man named Austin Fodlke, said to
have been baggage-master on the
I.&C. Road, was stabbed. so that he
died in FIVE minutes, by man named
Mccoy OF McCay, living in this city.
The murderer drew his knife from
the body of his victim, coolly wiped
it, and then jumped over fence and
made his escape before the act was
known to more than one or1atwo
paralyzed spectators. So
Gen Kimball, Treasurer of State,
has returned from New York, having
paid the entire July interest on State
bonds. The amount thus paid was
$130,000
. All the two and half per cent.
bonds, amounting to 81, $4,000, have
been redeemed
INDIANAPOLIS, July 4.-The corner
stone of the Indiana Soldiers Home,
at Knightstown Springs, was laid to-
day under the auspices of the Grand
Army of the Republic. Governor
Conrad Baker delivered the oration
At German picnic near this city
to-day. man named Austin Foulke
was killed by VIM. Mccoy. The MUIR
derer made his escape and is still at
large
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TORONTO, July 5.-The Govern
ment received information that the
Fenians intended mischief to-day,
and took precautionary steps to pre-
vent the same. A gunboat was sent to
Niagara, another was placed at Fort
Erie. and another at Windsor. Gun
boats on the ST. Lawrence River were
also kept in readiness.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Meeting OF Committee Of Ohio Wool
Growers AssOciatiOn-The Canadi-
ans and the Fenians-The Fourth
i'm Louisville

CLEVELAND, July 3.-The Execu-
tive Committee Of the Ohio Wool
Growers Association met in this city
to day, and decided not to make the
tariff question an issue in the canvass
for State officers, but to lock to can
didates for the Legislature to secure
the election of tariff man for United
States Senator.
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LOUISVILLE. July 5.-Business was
generally suspended in the city yes
terday. Picnics in the outskirts of
the city. where large numbers of per-
sons were attracted, were the order of
the day. There was no public dem
onstration. Everything passed off
quietly.
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AUSTRIA.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, July 4-Eve.-The Impe-
rial Court of Austria has gone into
mourning for the death of Maxi
milan.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 4-Eve-The Eng
lish Government authorities have
postponed the grand review which was
to take place at Hyde Park, on ac-
count Of the death of Macmillan.
The conduct of the Mexican Gov
ernment in condemning Maximilian
to death and his subsequent execu-
ton causes great indignation here
and on the continent.
LONDON, July 4, evening. The
Fenian prisoners, Burke, Doran, Nc
Caferty and Mcclure, and others.
have been brought from Ireland to
England .#t a .4
PARIS, July 4-Eve.-Lor.l Lyons
has entered upon the duties of his
office as Ambassador Of Her British
Majesty to the Court of Napoleon.
vice Lord Cowly.
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WASHINGTON, July 5.-Judge
Swayne was not expected to live
through the day.
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MOB lie.
Arrival Of the Steamer Tabasc0 with
500 OF the Foreign Legion of Maxi.
milian's Command.

MOBILE, July 5.-The stea mer Ia
basco, bearing the Mexican flag, ar
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph

Imperial Court of Austria Mourning
for the beath of MaxImilian-
Grand Review at Hyde Park Post.
p0ned-Great Indignation Felt at
the Conduct Of the Mexican Gov
ernment.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH
Chicago n arkeG.

Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph csicAao, Sept a.
n ur- Receipts 11,lea tbls Market depressed and
prices 10 25c 10 actions lin ied sales OF fair ID
good stIipg IS 0ae So hoics $40 so
wneat-R.c. ipts lla 33l bash. Market dsmoralis.d:
prices irr-su.r fenaiug dvnward closing Ut u tsx
for Eol;s1 y s'or Nos.
Corn-Hscspts IL. leo brsh No nominal, light
sales At 81 No 5,n seodrs quest CLOSING lower
eio4Aoh
vst,-kee-pt 1t5 sos tush. Prices aimed By spec
uistors; iiber.i saiss t t%1sfg6
kys-keee'pt. II $50 ousn Market lower closing At
81 10 10 NJ l. 81 IA Tor No2.
Ba,i,y-Rses,v,. $3.50 bu.h. Dull, aud 50 Il lower
No AL 10.
se.os Timothy not active So Glover In ANAL
lots from 4e5 SO
Proyi ions -Ut manu- Ii yht and market DUH and
changed; mess pork s99 1894.
L. d. Is 4G1s
Butter--Gppd ESQ q.
Cheess-Eirm 1T IS = IA for western.
Wool Rsstipts t4IN ihs. Very quiet extra tub 10 .
z common dc 81 IT, fleece, fair to extra IS 20,
dun bad to good pa IS.
WLe.t 10 cay III kunaio dull At 81 81 for No Mil
vauke- Clut; in os~sg dali At - l2 for No Nilwau
kes lub in ui willie ranged ~ 49, grades NOT given
Cleveland quiet At u Il s31 for Nos nd red win
ter aud - % tsofF white chssn; In Phiisdslnhls
quiet, no quotations.
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Financial and Commercial.


BurrkR-choice lots viii command rs to SOC
sPD. a.A-2- ~
Eess-In good demand At 1901 lie per dos.
soReHun-New, rs to 800 per gallon.
PorATpEs-9sc to 81 90 p bushei.
CHIckErs-old, 8: Is as3 50; Spring Chickens,
u 10 to - rs per dozen.
Bssr CArrLE-$3 SO TO 81 90 gross.
HoGs-Good lots, - 80 to 4 rs gross.
saxEP--$2 to s. per head.
VEAL C4LyEs-From 81 90 to - 90
LARp-l2o per b.
GREEs APPLEs-75c to 81 % per bushel.
PEAcHEs-Green, 81 00to1 5oper bushel.
BAcox--Sugar cured hams 23c per h ; sides lie
per ID shoulders l5c per lb.
BEEswAx-3oc per lb.
TALLow-In bbls, l0ic; loose So per n,
RAas->Cotton, &c per 10.
WooL-Tub washed IS to 4sc.; fleece do fne
32@37c.; unwashed, i Of.
FEArHERs-Prime Soc to $50 per 10.
BRAH--Soarce and in demand. so per 100 lbs.
HAr-Timothy in active demand at from IS o.
to $40 90 per ton.
wooD--15 SO to 81 90 per cord, accordingly quail
itv.
HIpEs-Green, Sc; do salt loo; dry 6int lsc;
do salt l6c per ID.
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ST. ASrHosY's FAtLs.-There Ia, hear
of late good deal of interest expressed in
regard to the retrogression Of Niagara Falls
and change OF foot's space in . year is
something unusual there. But this epripp.
within the space of ten weeks 81. Anthony
faiis' IN the Mississippi river, have receded
no less tnan seventy i've feet; and this in
eomethiug more than point Of mere geo.
logical interest, for it It continues il will i'm
PAIR or destroy this great water power, and
involve the material ruin of the two towns
81. Anthony and Minneapolis. Few persons
comprehend the extent Of this water force,
1t is roughly estimated at . million horse
power. II If greater than all the water
power required by all the great manufactur-
ing towns of England and Scotland com
bined. se.-
We have ten times a. much water power
mere At the Lower Rapids, aud i, viii ali /.
rendered available in year or two.
Let those Who sneer ct " water pov., - -
and look At the machinery driven ~ ia,
power 10 the hve year old towns Of At A.,
fhony and Minneapolis, and then q A.. - ),
We have mos the slightest doub, tia, .;,h;.
sfew years capital and labor from Eo.,,ra
and Scotland, and Germany, and from 49,.
portions Of ~ civilized world win 5. con.
esntrstisg here 70 avail theuselves AZ a.
iansese - iaaz hanstibls " water >ev.rn
which viii b nsds available for ma,,f.s>
turing. psFposss y ~ Casal I.psev,ue.e
y ~ Les0 Raeide & ess ploee.
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80 .. IS7S y TI;s 4 -
- As-es--.- @f r..a, .irrI.e /. - -
- 11a..1-...,s~s Is e;.rr111I[ 49, y
- 80 - ! 49,. - - 3 ~
e.A .5..a.-,s 49, - = " - + |
"a. s,,,s.e' 49, tns1noluot3ot
,In1aaSe. Dxisk PonsBsy - = 3o4as
. Bid" 09tsf61e = - - /
q I3rick," he blaskG1ard I'D b1Ne4o3
- BsisasY - jnlt1 bitA {ekfH -
- q ~ - 4ee teps, es4 A4pG{
sieties = z1ltAefrs seosa !" nke9s - l
eAllsd ~ soldiers Iissola hisslisGg
"Brick, who was - q - - pl6nf,
vicioas, indeceat, ord bl6aant q I'll ~ 5iI-
laissss crew ofrsbsl spmpashissn dasiag the
49, This Brick" - iassWA. md The
Keokuk dem0csacg went isto tspedsee tsl bic
honor. He madea weak apsesh q he Alhs'
neum. We have ut spoce 70 nctsee ~
wishy washy thing, even II e wese wesshy 81
il. He ID the lowest type Of . AothefA rehs
dsuocrat He thinks " ~ = II the ne1saa-
tive case. and hb grammar ID = atrocioss =
his principles. This lcw-pnncipled dsms
eoeue mskes il his forte 70 mslien The aeaa
and hisbetters. He VS. base enough 70 make
Is fa.se asd airocious Ming q Keokuk's sal-
liant and honored dead, General Curtis, the
greatest Of Iows's dead soadicrH Pouisroy
did this-Pomeroy, who vas the creature
Of General German, the mos infsmouso Ulcer
| in the Union service-Pomeeoy, Who, dc.
spite his denial last night, VS. expslled from
the Union liuss in th4 South, Sue he linAs.
mous operations in cotton. General Bnssey
j. oor suthor;tv for The chgrfe which "
here.ofme mode. and which Brick q.
ssmnted to refute last nixht. And ~ pub
d I;.b this letter a. additional evidences ii tbs
orem;.es. Had Pomeroy not anticipated his
.npo;ntment here we woall have eathered
,ha nroof in overwhelming abundance in
Tina tn confront him. A yolpnteer hanger.
IN IN the Union army. with no duties but to
steal com mand, and NO conmasd but d cap.
INV. co,,on 9TH he ia a Gt repreaentatiye Of
Tho Connerhe.d marty. and the proper man
here in Keokuk 10 abuse living Union Gener
ala Who fought the battles Of the country, and
n a...;l The memory Of the heroic dead.
Here ia the letter which brands the infa.
uous ,beller. and scores of others can b.
Odd.
Il HrIxsA. Ark, Aug. Il. 1867.
Il Ed;to, Gate CITY. Eeokuk, Iora-SrR:
no,;c. . Communication In the LaCrosss
D.,,orrry of Univ o. IN vh;ch Brick PDmero,
.,smn,. - v.llov b;mse,f freq from N.
6l,b wb,cb find. . natural affinity in, such =,
~. ,I.r 80 -. s,a -. :
ne " cus's.''s ~. "'t9' =, '.e ~ 1'es
cotton iEom the Oid man Deonck rlAe,
Clarendon, Arkansas, in 1868, upon 10 Office
&c ,ha F;th I,,,no,s Cavalry
-,
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VIZ are pleased to learn that Hickey 4 Al
lyn's Monthly Bulletin is meeting with grea,
favor, ~ will be seen BY . large increase ia
the number of business esrds il their issne
for October. Parties wishing extra copie,
can be accommodated by leaving orders .,
their Office No. 7, Third street, on or before
the 2Sth inst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

IHE Methods. Iowa Annual Conference,
in session last week and part of this at OF.
tumwa has adjourned. Our friend, Rev.
John Burgess, for the past three years pastor
OF Exchange street Church in this city, i,
will be noticed has been appointed Presiding
Elder Of the Abba district. We regret hi
departure from among us. Many had hoped
TO see him appointed to this district. He
Will do good wherever he goes.
Rev. John Haynes is returned to Chatham
Square Church, Of which for . year past ht
has been the efficient md able pastor. Thu
Is good appointment, and will be eminent,
satisfactory to his congregation aud our PEG
pie generally.
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TIE Central Committee, appointed BY the

TIE Central Committee, appointed BY the
Great Railroad Convention Of St. Louis,
some months ego, will hold . session in St.
Louis on the 9th day Of October, for the pur-
pose of perfec,ing measures to secure the
continued prosecution Of the improvement,
by the Government, and to obtain additional
appropriations At the approaching session OF
Congress.
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BisHop Lew Scorr, Of the n. E. Church,
and President Of the Iowa Annual Conference;
and Rev. DR.. Crary, editor of the Centre,
Christias ADVOCATE, st. Louis, we're in the
city yesterday. They left in the evening on
the Eastern train.
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nav Iorxnarkss.

New YoTR Market.
By telegraph NEW YoaK eept. ~
Flour-Ctosed dnll lo0l6c lower common grades.
Whsat-Dull and declining for .pring. hrmsr Tor win.
ter, which We quote scarce.
Rys-Quiet ~ ~ for western.
0at.-Dall; Ts1S174 for chicago and Ohio.
corn-Less active rather sssi.r 81 aoa1 for good to
prime mike western.
Pork-s2teA 10 for men, cash and regular; $50 btls
mess, seller October at &2A.
Besf-Dull and unchanged.
Cut Mests-Quiet and steady.
Bacun Dull aud unchanged.
Iard-pui,; lsN49S for fair to prime steam; ilss9k
for kettle rendered.
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ACCIDENT TO A RArrsxAS Yesterday
while Hewett Wood l. Co., of La Crosse.
Wisconsin, we're crossing the rapids with
large raft Of logs, one OF the raftsmen was
caught by the ropes attached to the cribs and
one of his legs was badly broken. Landing
st our levee MIR. Wood had him conveyed 10
DR.. Hughes In6rmAry where his wounds
were dressed and proper attention given him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

Ware getting out better Job Work at the
GArE Office then ever before. And nov
while.ve have got our hand in, and our ma.
terisls are Of the best and our machinery
perfect, We shall-be pleased to gil oil orders
in that line for our friends here and else
Yhnra
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Cincinnati, Market.

Cincinnati Market.
By Telegrrph.I uaoMsAfl, Sept -.
rbur--sirm, bat unchanged.
NheAt-firmer; No ~ IS.
OAs.-In demand ~ q Tor No !.
Rye-&i so
Darcy 81 61Ol co
Co,ton-Iull and unchanged; n lddling %.
Nhisky-Nominsly nchaI ged.
Prorision.-' NIL, and no demand Of consequences
Ms.s Pork-s24.
Bulk -l2AaltA.
B.eon-l4 for shoulders; 1s1xGl1s1 for clear sid.s.
LAfd-He.a firmly at 1874.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

MARKS 4 EHRlicH, No. 81 Estes House
have received : large lot Of very 6ne Cassi
mere Shirts, ut low prices.
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Appointments Of Iowa Confsre ace for
1897.

ppointments Of Iowa Conference for
1907.
Keokuk District-M Fl. HARE, P. E.
Keokuk, Exchange ct, 4 H Winans.
- Chatham Square, John Haynes.
Fort Madison, q v Byrkit.
Montrose, John Orr.
West Point, q II Clark.
Pennington, NJ + w Smith, supply.
Bentonsport, w Reineck.
keosauqua, P Te,er.
Winchester, l. A Smith.
Birmingham, C G Mines.
Lebanon, J b Lee.
Mt Sterling, ] Ferguson.
Burlington District-E l. BnIGos e.
Burlington, Old Zion. A C Williams.
- Division st, Il W Thomas.
Burlington Circuit. l. + Kowley.
New London. Michael See.
Iodgev.lle, L /. Shreiner.
kossuth, A s Pra,her.
WapelIo, B s Wright.
MI Pleasant Circuit. B Hill.
Columbus City. A Stryker.
Winfield, + G Garrison.
Charlottesville, E w Twining.
Marshall, James Haynes
Bethel, G w Bamford, w Thorn.
Muscatine District-J A PowER, P E.
Muscatine, W + Cowles.
Muscatine Circuit. " Poslon.
Washington, w Evans.
Lexington, |. s Ashbaueh.
Richmond, Joseph Gassner.
Grandview, Nelson Wells.
Sweetland Centre, J NJ Coats.
Blue Grass, 0 z Light.
Wilton. 6 N Power.
West Liberty, G Morey.
Pleasant Valley, s Il Thomas.
North Liberty, B Wiles.
NJ Pleasant Distr,ct-A. RoBixsos, P E,
Mt Pleasant, Asbury, W bennett.
do Main-st., c A Holmes.
Oakland, W H Honn.
Salem. John Harris.
Fairfield Circuit, A j Kirkpatrick,
Fairfield, W c Shipper.
Batavia, A Wilson.
Brighton, d Donaldson.
Abingdon, Austin Coleman.
Martnsburg. B Holland.
Agency City, Jesse Craig.
0uumwa. + II Warning.
kirkville. d C Smith
CA II dimes, President. A Burns, Profess
sor of Iowa Wesleyan University. A Brad,
rick, University and Centenary Agent
oSnutooou DfSt tCt-L ID DkNSlS, II,
OskaIoosa, 7 + Corkhill
second charge, NJ Dawson,
supply.
Uskaloosa circuit, 8 Robinson.
Pella, o kimble.
Peoria, M Carrier.
Knoxville, s Hestwood.
Attica, r B Alender.
Bellefountsine, C B Clark.
Sigourney, CS Jennis,
Webster. I Coleman.
Springfield, U b Smith.
Union, John Armstead, supply.
Abba District-JoHN BuaGEss, Pc.
Abba, J B Hardy.
Centerville, Il Hopkins.
Cincinnati, I Stephenson, supply.
Jerome, W H Smith supply.
bloomfield, sta. " Mcdonald.
Bloom6eld circuit, W Miller.
Troy, u CoddinSton.
Drakeville, Nc Mania.
Unionville, j NJ Mann.
Chillicothe,J II Lucas.
Eddyville, o C shelton.
Hamilton, Abner Orr.
Frederick, to be supplied.
East Melrose, W Britton, eupplv.
Lov,lla, John Condo, supply.
Merton Disfrtct - l. SIMON. p r.
Newton, J C brown.
Newton circuit, R. Kenyon,
Jasper. c " Shaw.
Linn,ille, to be supplied.
Grinnell, u Murphy.
Brooklyn. G P Reynolds.
Kosta. J p Rankin.
Mon,ezums, J g Thompson,
M,lIersburgh. G. " Friend.
Marengo, B Marks.
Nsrengo circuit, T Holloway.
Peasant Hill. John Elrod
Wright transferred TO Michigan Con.
ference.
DsLE0ATEs 70 GENERAL CoHrsaExcs--CA
Holmes, h Power. e q warine. Rs
ssxyE,-F W Evans, " r Cowies
!. Next Coniefsuce It Division Btreet. Bar.
lingtoa.
-. z; Q. Jadson-s. Ned Buntl;p. n-;e
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In order to close out the stock W offeI
Wall Papers and Borders q cost, q Brow
nell's, 10 Main street.
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Two good helpers 10 the Blacksmithin,
Department wanted q Myers Carriage Man
ufactory on Blondeau street se25-dtf
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2QO roy, Arrives ON iTassday ssd Friday, =
O'clock p. u. 40 6fp1Fts on Wednesday sad
Saturday nssaisD = 5sssss. -
ANDY Jo0Ms On, Arrives ON wsdnes.
day and Saturday, y P. m, and departs %
Thsrsday aad Monday. q an.
IUOY oD09DAaa, Arrives % Thass1ay
spd Sunday, 1t . p. y, and departs on Fra1y -
Tuesday, y = n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

The steamer Grey Eagle makes daily trips
70 Quincy, leaving keokuk At o'clock 4, ~,
and Quincy at O clock PA
During the Fair next week, to accommo-
da passengers, will leave Quincy ct o clock
Pm.
Round trip to the Fair, two dollars.
sep25 dl0t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25

We take pleasure in calling the attention
OF our readers to the advertisement of s. Pol,
lock d Co., which we welcome most heartily
back to our columns. This establishment
bus been favorite one with US, ~ it has
also been with the public for long yeara
there Is no trio composing any firm in our
city with better or more peculiar adaptations
to their special business than distinguish the
very competent, attentive, and popular part
ners who compose the substantial frm of S.
Pollock l. Co.
We trust that they will not only retain all
their old friends, but gain many new GUS
toners, and so be constrained still more to in
crease their stock and enlarge their building
which, with its presen, extension horizontally
towards the alley, and perpendicularly three
stories high, seems still too contracted for the
amount Of business they are required to do
in it,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-25
CITY NEWS.

HArs AND Cars q lower prices than even,
It Brovnells, 70 Main street. @