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By Telegraph CiacIsNATI Dec -
Floar-pHl.; $40 - 4 IL for family
Whest-nuli, No water can be bought at g &c.
oorn- bali AT saa So !ot ear
Rye-fiyiner; No 81 ss 56e. e.
Oets-b5
Dsrry-firin.
Uotton-Daii at 3 Z 3 for middas.
Hogs Sos 50 f,r dressed, and more sellers
than buyers at close. Rtceipt4 5000,
PROFESSIONALISM, tuess pok 81.
Lsrd-124.
Green Meats-7 eaIlI.
Bulk Mea.s-No demand; offered at ss - loose, faI,
cured.
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WHILE not contending that clothing really
makes the man, as some plonecious proverb
would intimate, it must be admitted that So
ciety estimates men by their vestments.
Since things are so every one naturally wishes
to appta ar rs well as every one else, and his
best way to accomplish that end is to be
clothed a. well as Vencill, Jones & Co. can
do it for him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

CnoIcE GOODS FOR THE HoiIDAYs.-Lace
Collars, Lace Handkerchief, Ladies, Gents
and Chilaren's Gloves, fine Hosiery, elegant
Dress Silks, Party Dresses, fancy Sacking,
some elegant Cloaks, Paisley shawls, &c, at
a. y. Bostwick's.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

SALE OF On PAINrIxGs.-By Howe / Ty-
Ter this evening over one hundred fine oil
paintings, all sizes, now on exhibition. Cata-
lognes now ready.
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TaR place to go to-day, even if you DOM
buy, is to the establishment of Wickersham
Il Delapaiu, lob Main street. We cannot
ehumerate the many beautiful and useful ar
ticles composing their stock The selection
OF their goods shows the good taste Of the
pronrietors
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

We have received that superb fashion jour
nal lie Bon Ton for January, 1868. Its plates
and Illustrations areas usual models of beau
tyAnd elegance. lie Bon Ton is al the head oil
al fashion publications.
Published by s. I. Taylor, New York
S. per annum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

DRESS Goops of all kinds are now being
sold At Phillips 4 Kerr's, without regard to
cost. II you wish to bny good goods very
cheap, You viii find them at No. 81.
19-th-sat-t
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TIE cold snap of Sunday night had its eff
feet upon the river, which was full Of float.
ing ice yesterday. The ferry boat, however,
was not deferred from making regular trips.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

The City Marshal received dispatch from
Des Moines to arrest and hold one Gordon,
if in this city. Mr.. Brown, after search.
found the said individual and put him in the
lookup, to await the arrival of the City Mar,
shall of Des MONIES. Why the officers of the
law were put on Gordon's track we did not
learn.
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Il. K. HART, at 1873, has inst received a
new stock of ladies, misses and children's
fine, custom-msde, high polish boots, calf
He is selling cheap. Nice for holiday pres
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

Dos'r fail to call at Ayres, Mann b Ayres
and procure beautiful present, in the way
Of fine Jewelry, or "a good article Of Silver
Ware. Engraving neatly done. 1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

By order of the Board Of Directors the
Gymnasium will be closed during the Holt
days-will open Jan, End, 1868.
W. II. CAREY, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

A CHOICE lot Of packages Of fine wines and
liquors still left at 6i3, to be closed out by
the Goth of January. Cali and secure one
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

Mt. PLEASANT pearl homiuy, fresh poultry,
pop corn and choice eating apples 1t Cox /
Irvins'.
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FouSD.-A purse containing small
amount Of money. Owner can prove property
by calling at Carter 4 Co. 3 Bookstore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

LoSbns Dec. % Noon.
Console a2siG so Bonds "a. Ilinoi. ceut $50
Erie t9,4
Tryv@rUol Zee. % Neon.
rottou-Dul and unchanged.
Bseaietafi-Iui
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

FoR great variety Of goods, suitable for
holiday presents, at very lov figures, 20 to the
New York Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

A RARE chance is now offered TO any one who
desires purchasing Piano, Organ or Meo,
deon, during the Holidays. Ayres, Mann 4
Ayres will make special discount for few
days only. Call and get prices. II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-24

The friends Of g Joe. " Chenowith will be
glad to learn that be drew the handsome bug
~ ct the Convent Gift Enterprise.
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new ori.an. n.r..,

BE- Telegraph INV osIEaSs Dec 2s
Cotton Declined 4 . Nc: niddling l4L4GH
sugar-Firm; common skSlu; prime New orlet ms
choice 1874.
Mo'asses-Active; fair to choice IS a7s.
Floar-Duil saperhne g so, xxx Sill 50; choicn III
51Gf4 20
corn-ouies, u osG1 I5
olts-sS.
Mesa Pork-pull at So IS.
Bacol-shouldets lo3I. clear slider IS
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Financial md Commercial.


COkN 0BAA-U wv 01......ss~s.e.s.OA ~ - -
BucKunsAr HLoua-94.55 TO SAIL pr ~ ~.
RsYrsr--Choise Iots wiIlcsmnand 35(o5sc > b
Dsss-In eosA demand 4 - to Soc pr dos.
PouLraY-Chickens, dressed, e2.U0 per dosen;
Turkeys 9tolec per y; ducks 1.ee per doc;
geese A.3s TO 15.eo pr dos.
GAnR-Prairia Chickens $3.50 per dozen; Quaiis
1i.50 par dozen.
soRaHun--New, 80 to Csc per gallon.
PorAroxs--95 to u 10 y bushel.
LARD--lo to 10 per y.
BsEswAx-3o to 3ze per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, 0c, loose So per Da
FsArnEss-Prine coo TO s5s pr p.
RAss--C Cotton, Sc per ID; vsolen 3 pr %.
WHIrx BEAss-Common to good e3eoto % %.
CH.Esx-Good country Is TO lac. Factory lSe.
BRAH-Scarce and in demand 81 - 70 III 70 per
100 lbs.
Fnu1rs-Green Apples 81 90 to 81 40 per bush
81. Choice Dried Apples to Zoe per ~
SEKBs-Timothy 81 SO. Clover 81 00@H ~.
Flax seed 81 so.
oua-coai oil SOC. Linseed, raw 81 is, boiled
81 rs. Lard, winter strained, u ~. fisn
oil 81 20.
L1y. srock-Bcef Cattle g 90 TO - 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, IS TO IS Is gross. Sheep
So SO to s. SO per head. Veal Calves
from 81 90 to IS 90
BAcos-0nt of market.
WooL-Tub washed s3 to 4oc.; fleece DO hn'
asa 3oc.; unwashed, 20 to &c..
HAY-Timothy in active demand at from ~ "
to $il 90 per ton. Prairie 80 W to 80 w
| WOODS SO to 81 90 per cord, accordingto quai
! ity.
HIpHs-Green, 70; do salt &c; dry flint lse
| do salt l5c per ID.
| SALr-Lake 81 90 to 81 rs.
| GLAss-sXl0 S. SO. Rates discounted ~ pc
| cent.
NAlLs-$6 90 rates.
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Toledo market,

by 1elegraph.l ToLE DO. Dec 70
Flour - Quiet.
Wheat-Qniet aud drm.
Corn 10 better. sales OF new at $500.
cats--unchanged. ssles Of No at g.
Rye Quiet
Barley Quiet.
Dressed Hogs Dali and Grospns
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81. s. @. R.-These initials were borne on
the conquering standard Of the egions OF old
Rome in the days when it was boast TO say,
g ! am Roman citizen" There has been
some difference of opinion as to what they
originally stood for, but they can easily ind-
cate " Hess, Stern l. Co. Quite Ready"
Then if one should ask, "Ready for what?'
the answer naturally is-for supplying every
body with splendid suits Of clothing, ready
made, or built to, order.
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SAosi!l Just received and for sale ty
wilkinson, Bartlett ! Co.
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Or PAlSTISGs.-Howe Tyler having re-
ceived a consignment OF over one hundred
fine Oil Paintings from New York, will
offer them by catalogue at auction on Tues
day evening, Christmas eye.,) at o clock.
Paintings on exhibition Tuesday morning.
Catalogues at the store. 2t
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NIGHT or two ago some scamps entered
the residence Of Mr. Bostwck, on Fifth and
Fulton streets, and carried off considerable
amount of provisions. They must have been
in the house for some time, as they helped
themselves to square meal before their
departure, as the ''used>up'' condition of
roast turkey indicated. 1t has only been but
a short time ago since thieves entered the
residence Of Mr.. Pollock, on the other side
of the city, and carried off quantity Of
canned fruit and other provisions. 1t would
be we'll enough for our citizens to secure
their premises as much as possible against
the depredations Of the thieves who now
seem to be on the rampage. Some If the
scamps will get dose one Of these evenings
that will be likely to cure them of their
criminal night-prowling propensities. A Its
tie blood-letting would seem to be necessary
in their case.
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stock Market.
Ry Telegraph INV YORK. Dec c3.
Government stocks qnet anil steady. Coupons Of st
ll24 4; az iosp4: "a l0sl4a3s; 'e5 lo5LGs1 do
new iossS, 'e7 hslztl4; lo4os loox@s1; 1905 1915
OK.
Stocks opened firm. closed steady. WIT 5ls6ea
NYCi7ize9s, Erie 125..;; Reading e65tal%; 1sa .
81; se1s ~; N " ls}t; do pfd 7o1ia2s.
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= 1rs lso go. 49,
" unu1 e6s1lsneau1s -, 1sveetsn |
= r. - - sffks nsssus - sxaaesd -
Isssisx rh1a = ha.s - IN srss4 sasis-
Aseips, sAat 0en. 0nst - iaesge.ae.d ard sas.
~ - psfsn i - SsIa.snees
:s 49, = :, : n. sss vsss ' g. :
osusy aad ~ tsust bis assisn hessin, - - midi
casioe u what h viii % wAsa III ~ departments
4 ths sssesfivs ellss ~ nsAss hiaeostrol.
Rsolssl, 1hat NJ Asn s1ppsst ~ he gallant
Gsn. 6&s1aana, 81 ~ nan1y saA 1eo1sa protest
aeakose - a1jast TsDesel - Tt eoss9 hs0 ~
~ lsysi rssple Of IT, country, and to The easss
q ii1ssyaea3 sssies.
R1selrei, Ikat il Ms s1ssts both - General in
Chisf and - Secretary Of War, 70 uphold and en-
forcs IL Congressional acts of Rsconstractlcn.
Gen. Grant has shown. that as President, ne VIII
recognise, obey and enforce the voice o. the people
- expressed throsgh their Representatives n
CongreM.
Kesolred, That We SEQ in General Grants pub
iie eereer ana IL his private lie, irrsvsrsibie
guaranty that he viii stsnd BY the sacred prnci-
Pies OF the Republican orgsDisstisn, and will 90.
fsad, with charsetsristis frnnesa the cause o.
Liberty and Union, Of the equal rights Of oil citi-
xens before the law.
Resotred, That for these reasons and others,
We hold it TO be the duty Of the coming Republi.
can National Convention, ut Chicago, to present
General Grant to the people Of the country o.
our standard bearer, in the coming Presidenna
contest - that the people, at the polls, may tes-
fifty their regard for the first soldier Of the sge
great and able not in war oaty, but in peace also
| Following the reading Of the resolutions
Gen. 81. T. Reid, VIM. Leighton, Esq, Hon
Geo. W. McCrary, Hugh W. Sample, ans
In. - w. UaILA chn~0 vnvA called fol
and made capital speeches. cordially endors
ling Grant. The speeches were heartily ap
plaaded. We would like to give synopses o
the several speeches, but have not space no.
time for it. They were excellent and yer,
happy throughout.
The Resolutions were then unanimousl.
adopted.
Hiram Knowles, Esq, moved that whel
the meeting adjourn j. adjourn to meet at tn
Court House, on Monday evening next, 4
organize q Grant Clsb, and that Commits
be appointed to prepare Constitution am
regulations for the government of the Club
and that the Committee report at It's meet
ing Monday evening.
The motion was adopted and the Chair ap
,pointed Hiram Knowles, Sam. S. Sample
Sam. NJ. Clark, and W. B. Collins, as tn
Committee.
The meeting adjourned with nine rousiD
cheers for Grant and victory.
The German Brass Band was in attendant
and played finely. The hall was cold, bu
the crowd stayed with persistent pluck. Yer
little announcement was made Of the NEE,
ling; it was the popularity of Gran. that DIRE
out our citizens and persons from abroad
The meeting was grand success and Wa
the Inauguration of a movement that wi
sweep the county and bear the Republica
party, with Grant as its standard bearer, I
certain and grand success in the coming Pres
, idential election. God! Grant. Victory
that's the platform and let it be known es
erywhere that the Republicans of keoku
f stand squarely upon it.
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OrR people have great reason to feel proud
of the Sabbath Schools of the city. Outside
of the we'll conducted and well attended
Sabbath Schools connected with the various
Christian denominations, there are severa!
Mission Schools, under the control of no par
ticular sect, but which have been inausurated
by good men and women who feel it both
duty and pleasure to take an interest Ia,
and work for he great Sabbath School cause.
And when persons Of this character volunta.
rly offer their services, and when schools are
open for all, parents can have no possible ex'
cuse for keeping their children away from the
religious training and sacred influence of such
institutions. Prominent in this field of labor
stands the Banner Mission Sabbath School. It
IL located on the corner of Timea and Tenth
streets. 1t was first started in the old Medi
cal College building by Mr.. Vim. Taekaber>
ry, its present Superintendent; there 1t con-
tinued to do much good until its place of
meeting was necessarily changed to the corner
OF Exchange and Fourth streets, in building
which was neither comfortable nor conve
nient, but here the school continued on its
mission until it became more known and bet
ter appreciated, and, growing into popular
favor, it was not long until i; became the pos.
SCISSOR Of building of its own, amply large
and conveniently arranged for carrying on the
work for which it was erected. We are pleas
ed to know that the same christian zeal which
set the Mission in motion, has not abated in
the least, and that the school is in highly
prosperous condition Last Sabbath two
hundred and twenty six engaged in the pleas
ant exercises Of the school. On each re-
cnrrepce OF the Christmas time the Officers
and Teachers arrange a treat for the scholars
and on tomorrow afternoon they will meet
together TO enjoy such treat, and very
| pleasant time it will be.
| Such institutions, although moving along
unostentatiously, are doing work IN the
community that is far beyond estimate, ard
which will be felt in the hearts Of those com.
ing under their influence, through life into
eternity. All good people must appreciate
the Sabbath School workers, aud be ready tc
aid them in pushing along their 9 labor o
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

Chicago Market.
BY telegraph CHICAGO Dec. ~.
Flour-Firm and unchanged
wheat-1alAc lower; No quiet at 81 g.; No2 cioEed
firm at q s21sl; No quiet and Arm at 81 1ia2.
Corn--Eos ard very dull ard lover at s213 lew
moderately active, Int low.r, siAa2.
oass-L,wer: closing at 531l
Rye-Irregulsr; closing at 81 SO G5 for Nos and J.
Bariey-Duli; selling At 81 10 for No..
Mess Pork-s20 2542a 80.
Lard-I1Aal2
Green M.ats--Hsms lo9zsI; shoulders 90; sweet
picked 1lhSi2
English Aeats-s4a " ga o}S, Io<elol5 for Cum
berIands hort rib and abort clear.
Dressed Hogs-Closed at :, dividing on 200.
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chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph.I CHICAGO Dec. %
Hogs-Reoeived up TO moor bs5. Market acd We
Of supply. yearly 5000 .le Gales rang ID
s0a7; fer fancy sold at 3]G5
Ca te-Reccipts la hi; sales trng, good cows 70 <
ira shipping steers range so 81 %.
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Milwaukee Market.
BIZ Telegraph MILWAUKEE, Dec ~.
Flour-Dull: Xxx $40 60 25i country do IS soAaoo
xss251855
Thea.-ouiet; 81 sIl1 for No l.
o,ts NOMINAL; 65se for No
Corn-frm: IS fer new shelled
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This letter was repeatedly and enthusiast
ealy cheered by the entire audience. The
Committee on resolutions then submitted the
following:
Re.oieea, That Gen. Ulysses S. Grant by his
great services iii conquering the rebellion and
saving the Union. has endearcd himeilf to the
American people and has conferred upon his coun-
try and his country ,imperishable honor and re
nown and is thereby justly entitled anong all liv
ing men to the first place in the hearts of the
American people, and to the 6rst Office within
th,ir gift
Resoired, That in he discharge of his important
and responsible duties since the close the war
both IS Gsnesal of the armies and a. Secretary OF
War al iAterim, Gen. Grant has given 70 the coun
tfy snplsprocf that be possesses all tbs qualities
needed for the right discharge Of the Presidential
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NbA a. h%h.
Hn CASES ehoicc pew ftsh a iota ngnrts
esU now BEGto3G, HreaE n co.
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NE are Agents for "Austin Powder Go, ;
w Akron. o ntso erlag.latd Powder Co. and
have supply lat closest market rses q all yarittio
to,a KEf Toaa ntKgk A co.
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New Figs,
nAn DRUMS Just received and for salety
ZVFSy KILL Ga III TGEs co
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