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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-22
1853
Regular Memphis, white and Little Red
River Thursday Packet.
- DES ARC -

JOHN d. ELLIOTT, Master; CAD. ]. HANKs
and MAT GLASS, Clerks.
THE steamer DIES ARC having been put In
thorough repair viii enter the MEMPHIS
AND ~ HITE RIVER TRADE permansntlV on
THURSDAY, the Sd day OF september 1858
leaving Memphis every Thursday for all points
on w Cite ana little Red rivers, connecting at
DevaiIs Bun with trains for Little Ksck
Leaves Devalps Bluff for Memphis every Mon
day on arrival OF train.
NOTICE-To the Merchants Of Mem phfs-Tbe
steamer DIES Axe viii resume her LrIps in the
White River Irade on Thursday, the 90 day of
september lst6, and as am satisfied that II Is
t1e wish OF both the planter and merchant that
the local packets receive and transport mer-
chandlse on which there Is G. o. D. charges,
and in view Of the fact that the refusal to trans
port such freight has operated very mach
against the trade OF Memphis, the steamer
DEs ARC "a home packet, owned and con-
trolied IN Memphlsl Will on resuming her trips
receive all Z. o. D. freight, and collect free OF
charge
JOHN D. ELLIOTT Master
au2 And Owner Steamer Des Arc
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THE GEORGIA
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
LosT-EoUND.

= OsT-A Ladyis BREAST PIN. glass front,
A noting inside. elicirclsd with pearls. marked
On back G. Z. K 70 Mn. a. X A liberal re
ward viii be paid TO the Under by returning TO
the Appeal Office AUS lW
06O sTOLEE-From TIE sub
eau scriber, four miles nortbw west OF Cage
~tsie. Tenn, one BLACK MARE heavy set,
~ hind feet white, small biaZs IN the face,
49,, years old, gait-walk and trot. Also,
-~,a "a, ~ HORSE, HTr 2 years Old, Is hands
49, -. ~alk ana rot lie above reward
III e 1Iysr COR the delivery Of both horses,
y, - -, l ~. eilneF O. r COOKE.
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MEMPHIS Appeal.
Onice--NO. Is jefferson Street.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.

EississippI and Tennessee Railroad.
ARRIV8. DEPART.
EewOrleans Express, daily, see pm. 3:05 pm.
Sardis account n, daily, ex-
cept sunday. coy ALL OOv P.-A'
Freight, North Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
south, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday l-.--.--..-.. 40 PM. ~ A-Lz'
Take effect Sunday, August 10, 1865,
A 5. .INEkAlOhE, Gen lSup't.
CP OAKLEY Gen. Ticket Agt. Guib
Memphis and charleston Railroad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
through Mail (dRily)-....-.. TO pm. Lao P IA
Through ES press ....--lys1V PIN. AAa1V pm
ems train Goes not leave SatUrdays-l
CorinLh Accommodation daily
texospt Sundayzl AL. CIV AIN
-O1rerVille Accom- mediation
daily except Sunday &c., 81 an. a;lO pm
RSiirosd Time is ~ minutes fsstsf than ely
Ticket once, rs Main street and at Depot.
WI ROSS, GENT Sup't-
zemphis and Louisville Railroad hnes
DEPART. ARRIVE
Day Express o4J am os3g Pm
Night Express --.----.---...- $40 pm. S;Io an
tCity Ttme.)
Ticket offices Ne. 25s1s Main street ana 81 DE-
p''' SAN. B. JONES, GsnTsuP't.
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BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
eI0NERS.
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Sd-Ee shall continue to SELL ONLY
FOB CASH, which enables US TO sell a .
closer prOat than those selling On fine,
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WANTS.

ETED.-A situation as Book-Eeeper by
w an experienced business man and t1or-
on al sceountaut. Address B. G, Appeal once
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4th-He viii continually have eur
buyers In the East watching the market
and attending the Trade Auction Sales,
buying Bargains, which We will again
Sell IS Bargains.
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Their Cotton capacity is unsurpassed, while
in all things necessary to make up splendid Pas
senger Packets, they are unequalsd upon the
MART WALT & CO., Agents,
No. ~ Front street.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
aul2u Star Wharfboat, foot Jefferson st.
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HTASTEp.-By an accomplished Southern
w Lady a situation rs Teacher OF The Piaao
sud Singing in q private family or young IA
sT,ectebI INV siven. Address L. NJ, care OF Ars-
DeGray Hennet- No. 50 second street, Memphis
au9g IN
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4 GrE II @ANI ED.-Calu uaign Lives o
a SEYMOUR AND BLAIR and GRANT
AID CJIFAx. bean tfuiiy colOred Charts,
steel Portraits, Pins, Badges Livery lLilng toi
the times every voter wants them.
tTODD5PEEsl s CO.,
a. N4nWhr
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ANY HARKET on this CONTINENT.

81 People should not listen TO the base fAbri-
cations Of Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
drummsrs, that Memphis cannot compete with
their markets.
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HOUSE OF Fix or ssyen rooms,
" convenient 10 business or on some Of the
street railroads Address W, care AppsA
-. auto lW
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UTASTE "A small HOUSE. containing
w three rooms hes dies kitchen ana servants
room as near Court S4uzre as posi- pie; 7 OF
terms and location address A., Appeal cfnee
auI6 II
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UUANTFD-DEIED APPLES AND PEACH
w rs. None bUt bright halves. Also, No.
SWEET POTATOES -
McDJNALD 5 WOOD WORTH,
sB.2lm Corner Of Front snd Union Sta
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
pms and st. Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo and ST. Louis.
- Vt ALAON---------.Nrn. Thompson uastar
dnls new ava and splendid passenger IT,,
steamer VIII leave as above on = 49,
SATURDAY, 22d inst, at S pm.
aa4 z FLEM. CALvERT.aup't.
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~OLN !" H1IE RIVER
Memphis and White River u. 81 MAJ 80,
Company.
% hsiena, DeValPs Bluff, Little Rock. An
gusta' JacksonPort and al Way Lsndines-
MAIFLOWER Vyn, asLf--4 =
-, Inis nne passenger packet leaves
SATURDAY, I'D inst, 81 5 pm. -
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY & MILLER. Aasnts
2SsHsrson street, under Cornnsrcfal H6fai
:. a. Sayers, Passenger Agent. suS0 n
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| CINCINNATI. August 2I.-FlOur dull: family,
| SI0Gl0 25. Wheat, S292 %. Corn, 93d9tc. Oats,
| Soc Mess pork SIS u. Lard. lS5s3lS3<c. Bulk
| meats l2zal4%c. Bacon shoulders held at 1875
| aIsszc sides, l71zc. Butter, S3@S5o. Eggs, Is
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-11
SUM Mons.

Estate Revenue Stamp soc.
STATF OF NEfAD', COUNTY OF ORNSBY
- In the Ju tees court, Carson Township ia
and for said c unity IF 'irmsby The state OF
Nera!a sends gr, citing to Eugene srchambeault
You are hereby summoned TO appear before me at
NV office in arson City, in Carson Tow nship, In
rmshy county, on the
7'h day of September, A. ID. Is6s,
~ l0o'clock NJ, and answer unto the complain,
"f joseph Cardinal, who shes oh ain Judgment
against you for the sum of one hundred and nine
ty one 'llcrs and se' ent five cents said amount
is alleged 10 be due plaintiff. from y.u for wood
hay, barley, and for horse hire. from June I.t
1865, to the prevent time, AS appears more fully
by account now ON file in my office, when ju,lg-
ment will be taken against you for tn. said
amount together with costs and damages il Won
fail TO app. A. md answer,
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of the said
county. greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof
Given under my hand this ID day % August
A. y. 1868. a L.C Mex hEBY
Justice Of the Peace. Carson Township.
au4-td
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F EARF UL TRAGEDY
LORD KILDARE POISONED!

NJ J. PURCELL. AT THE "NE PLUS u.
vi IRA Sto"n, "n KIM street has ju { re.
ceiNed from the EngiIsh .rime Minister a ii-pntcl
-Tatns that is colleague the EarI Of kildare died
yesterday from the effects an over ndu sence Of
An inferior bi and If wine
iiIs ENcellency to prevent the recurrence Of a
similar catastrophe t. his many frie dis n Nevada.
has instructed Her Maj'sty's Consul in IAN Fran
cs', t. Keep Mr.. Purcell hereafter constantly
SipplIed with the brands exclusively used at
Windsor Castle and bv tue Emperor Of Russia
Niutare of lsU2 orilinal packages marked c.
D. ID. Please call an examine
Cs,i SON, June Z lStS
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Nosscs.-ws have The best wssskssss 10 Ne
State. t being absolutely srepssef. sst ere 80
prepared to receives iaissd ssssssef NsreAaaI-
iss. Flour ~ nssssy On storage - rsssosssss
rates. Al ssoAs delivered 10 - sssl order -
whss resolved. MASON 4 uUey.
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Resolved. That the Primary Elections be held
in the various precincts on


"wednesday, septeH beF 9th, lsoa,
- follows;
| In Ia. sou City, at the rhcatsr ssicon, IN.
polls 10 he Opened AT O'Clock y. H., aud closed si
| po'clockP N.
In Empire, at writer 4 sehwab's Saloon, N.
tolls 10 be opened ai5 O'Clock ,. n, aud elo-ed ..
y O'Clock ?. n.
| In brunswick Precinct. at Brunswick Mill, IN.
| POLLS oI~hirg at 3o'clock p ~, and closas st y
uthvkp v n.
The following boards of election wrre chosen!
ln' arson Jacob Tobriner and u. a. Medst,
Judges, james Frazer. Inspector. and J. o.
Mega rigle, Clerk.
In Empre;--Jam-s Morris and John p. Hickey.
Judges, A. d. sabin, Inspector. aud D. A, li.s
ton. clerk.
ln brunswick Precinct; y. N. Chaplin ana
W. j. Hamilton, Jadg-s; l.. A. BickfJfd, In.
-pector Geo. Perry. Cierk.
Any legal voter answering sflrmstiveiy and -
i-factorily, the following questions shall be sl.
titled 60 vote, viz:
LIST. Did you support the Union Republican tick.
et, state a1d Legislative At the last g.ner.I .lsc.
tion, or have you since J,ined q r,cugnis.d o..
ganiGaiion of the Union partyt
"a. poyoa ehdvr,c the National Union Rspub,l.
can PLATFORM
81. VIII you vote fur the nominees of the Tn.
ion Republican party. National State and Counts
at the next general election,
HENRY Il. Mi0HELa, Chairman.
u. A. IoRroN. secrstmry.
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SA VI. G.. DENSON,

A { toe n "a Il aw.
tricd Attorney Of Ormspv County.
pee in County buildings, Carson city, Nevs.
Special attention given to cases 1nder tie
sd States bankrupt law. ap24.tf
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TAXPAYERS,
TAX II NOTICE:

OFFICE oF THE CouNrY ASSESSOR, \
ORNsBY Cu>rr, NEVADA,
CtRsoS CRY, August I'D, 1865.
A LII PERSONS HAVING BEEN ASSESSED
~ Tor Taxes ON Personal Property fr the year
lS6s who do not own real estate within he county
81 sufficient value 10 secure the taxes assessed
against such personal property. are hereby mott.
hei, that the taxes 50 assessed are row due. and
must be paid to the Assessor on or bef re tho
9Th day or september. 1865,
or the Assessor will proceed to collect the same by
dlstrant and sale of their property for the taxes
50 assessed.
Also. persons who have not made returns IN IN.
Assossor of their property liable 10 taxaii.sn for
The present year, notified that they will save
trouble and expense by calling ut the Assessor's
once and giving In true and correct lists Of their
real and personal property for taxation, on or be-
fore the 5th day of next month
GEO. ". ClIEDtC, Assessor.
BY H. II. DeScs. Deputy.
~ once selt door T. Cosnty Clerks O&ee.
County BaildinSA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

The alarm OF fire last evening was coca
stoned by the burning Of some rubbish il
the rear Of a dwelling house situated at til,
corner Of Fifteenth aud High streets. For
tunately the flames were extinguished before
any damage was done and before the engine,
reached the grounds. To hear the cry Of fri
on such an evening Is last one is enough tc
fill the most unconcerned with fear and %.
prehension. The devouring element famed
BY such wind a. the one last evening be
comes unmanageable in very short tim.
when there is the least possible chance for i
to spread.
The destructive elements upon such occa
sions instead Of being 1t war with ono anoth
er seem to unite their forces TO sweep befor,
them everything Of . combns,ihls character
that comes in their way. The amount o
property consumed by the recent dsstructiv,
conhsgration at Ottumwa, was fearfully aug
mented by the fierce wind which was blow
ing at the time and no doubt in this manner
the 6eudlsh designs Of the incendiary are oft
entimes executed ina degree far beyone
the original intention. The destruction o
property BY ere is sometimes unavoidable
but let Us hope that our city may not be re.
Waited b. { couhagration on such night :,
was that Of the lth Of November,
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Northwestsrn union PacAe! Company
"White Collar" Line,

Regular fare to st Louis Two neLLAns' unsii '''-
49, ther orderr.
Dana 81 passenger Packets to St Lou,sana
n n6k:2 a&kte poin.r, consisting Of TIE TCM.
51U1 Captain Burnett, master; the PH1A'.
0I1if10 ~, Captain Davidson, master, and
~ 1TH6uK. Captain Eobt. Hill, master, one
Of which will lsave the landing each day a.
~ eAsvs bsats Win make close connection
With those running between this point and 81
PM.
Asraaseusnts have recently been made in
trsnsferrine at Rock Island by which gers
can reach St. Paul - hours in advance Of any
other line.
In addition to the above the pasrenger and
freight Pecksts mOkLID MePlKE. Captain
Me- HMknesess,a NoOYO9Y. Captain Eco
asld. nsstert End thsP AxeaHR, viii make reg
ulaftrips. !,
Tickets for salsovsr the Hannibal and s. 10
.seh ana Southern Pacific Road to all foint'
wes4 ~ the Missouri river.
Patronise the Line that fedaced the ratef
For freight or passage apply TO the NEE OF sn'
Company, corner Blondeau and Levce
S. N. ARCHER, Agent
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The OTruMwA FIRr. Some one sent the
following communication to the Register
from which we copy. It has reference to
the Ottumwa fire:
Dear Register: Tho hre in this place on the
morning Of October 29th is the principal theme
Of conversation. There many turmisss rs to
its origin. hut the prevailing opinion is that ii
was tau work Of an incendiary. An attempt war
made last nj sh set IRE to another building in
the same part of the city. Some paper had been
irnited, but failed to burn readily. Burnt paper,
ashes. and matches thu evidences Of the vile
intention OF the incendiary. The destruction Of
property will not fall short Of half million Of dol
lars. Some fifteen Of the heavy business houses
Of the city swept away by this calamity. To-
day the excellent hre-engine, "0ttnmwa City,
has been pouring constant stream upon the
smoking debris Every citizen of Ottumwa res>
Lies the fact that this engine has been the means
of saving great portion Of the city that must
inevitably have been destroyed but for the service
which il rendered. Among the sufferers. are some
five or six of the principal Wholesale dealers.
Yours, A. K. 2.
0rrrxwA, Nov. !, rs.
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IOWA ELECT IONS.
L.B cOuuFY.


jackson township, Grant 2s2 maj. Mad.
ison township, 40 for Seymour Deerr
100 msj. West Point township, 100 Dsm.
maj. Charleston, so Dem. maj Van Blu
ren.3s Rep. maj. Des Moines township, =
Rep. maj. Montrose, Sc Dem. msj.
The above Is al the RETURNS yet IN. The
Democracy have probably carried the eoun-
ty by small majority.
Franklin township gives Democratic ma.
jority Of 81.
Special to Gate City.
Fl. MADISON, Iowa, Nov. 4.
Hon. Sam II. CLARK:
Seymour majority 140. Dosrr's maiorit.
100. Suffrage but little behind. Warwick |
little behind Allen.
Jno. VAN VALKxHsuRa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

THy effects Of the late Seymour Guards,
the Hichories. Con.inels. and rich, will be
disposed Of at private sale. The said effects
OF the late White Boys in Blue consist OF
hickory stick and stickory lamp They
will be purchased by company of Black
Boys in Blue, that can beat the Seymour
Guard. keeping step" all hollow. Pay
ment viii be made in Confederate money.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

Mr.. O. II. kinnaman, lately in charge Of
the Office of the Western Union Telegraph
Office here, is now in Davenport. Heis sue
ceeded by Mr.. J. c. Dorchester, an accom-
pished operator, and an accommodating gen.
,leman. Our people will find their business
relations with the office under his admiastra.
ton entirely satisfactory and pleasant. He
is assisted by Mr. Charles Patch, whom We
recently alluded to as an admirable young
gentleman one of keokuks boys, whois now.
young as he is, q skiIliul operator, and viii
take high place in his profession. Charlie
vii we'll assist Mr.. Dorchester in a capitally
satisfactory administration Of the Office here
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

The continuation of Anthony Irollope
s.ory. uHe Knew he was knight, is IN
Er,rx Saturday for Nov. 1th, and much 9TH
er interesting matter. Ererr Saturday Is
choice cleaning Of current English literature.
Published by Ticknor /. Fields, Bosson-io
cents 4 number.
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the STATE.

TA IL 0VAKks
Special to the Gsfe City.
DEs MolsEs, Nov. 4.
Twenty three counties give over 2l,0Oo
majority, . gain Of 9,272. Six counties more,
partial, 1000 majority, additional gain ! 800.
Total gain 50 far about $1,000, Ia same rA-
ito, with proper deductions, No shall give
50 900 majority. Suffrage carried BY 10000
Glory. Glory! Hallelujab y,
P. MEIESDY.
Special to the Gate City.
BLOOMFIELD, Iowa, Nov. 4.
Returns from eight townships give . Re-
publican majority Of 205, gain Of 81 over
last year. The amendments have . majority
Of 40. FRAsK W. EIcHELBERaER.
Mahsska county, Osksloosa township, gives
Grant 500 majority, = Republican gain OF 1855.
Harrison county, Grant 80 majority, Re-
publican gain so.
Adams county, Grant 80 majority, Repub-
lican gain y.
Van Buren, county gives 800 Republican
majority.
Des Moines county gives full 700 Repub.
lcsn majority.
Louisa county gives $50 Republican ma-
iori,y, and about 500 for suffrage.
Washington county gives McCrary about
| 1000 majority.
FoR our earliest dispatches last evening
giving Us election returns, we were indebted
to the courtesy of the officers of the Missis-
| sippi Valley Telegraph Company. Mr.. b.
A. Sqnres, the General Superintendent, was
here attending to the establishment Of the
office, and by his kindsess and that Of the
operator in charge Of the Office, Mr.. q. r.
| Stevens, the snxious crowd at our Office re-
| ceived election news Is soon As it reached
Chicago. Mr.. Squires furnished election
news to the various newspaper Offices along
his line.
| This new line will command large patro
mage from business mon and tho general pub
lie throughout the country. The line is nov
| open from St. Louis to St. Paul, Chicago and
intermediate points, connecting q Chicago
with the Atlantic Pacific Company, to al
principal Eastern cities and the Canadas.
This new Company is well Offered as fol
! lows: j d Champlin, President; J NJ Mason
| Vice President; Rowse, Treasurer; [
Reed, Secretary; B A squires, General Su
periptendent.
! 1t will command universal confidence.
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run pIsrRtcr.

TH1 DIATRlCT.
Lee not ascertAined.
Van Buren, 500 majority for McCrary.
Davis, eight townships, give 2o5 majority
fol- McCrary.
Des Moinee 700 for McCrary.
Henry 1900 for McCrary.
Louisa $50 for McCrAry.
Washington 1000 for McCrary.
Jefferson not heard from.
Tho vote for Grant will be about thAt givsn
above.
Ia Leo the resuls is not known. Henry
county gives l 800 Republican majority. Van
Buren, 500 Republican majority. Des
Moines county gives 700 Republican nsjor-
ity. The above are oil the osunties IN the
District heard from. McCnry's majority
will be something more than $500.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

AucrIos SALE Of household furnhnre, e.
H. residence Of T. L. Munson, 10 Einnan
BLOCK. ON this Thursday morning, Aovem
h.r 5th. 1t 10 O. clock. All the furniture OF
,aid house; also two fine ponies
+. HOWE, Auctioneer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

Orr1cIAL Returns. Elections returns have
not all come in yet, but Huiskamp &sMatless
received yesterday, the supplement- to their
already large stock Of boots and shoes. Give
them a call and select from an endless variety
the cheapest goods offered in this market
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

Our friend VIM. n. MORRISON. Esq, sencs
M the official vote Of Montrose township,
and modeatly claims, what every Republican
ia the county will concede, that the Mont
rose Republicans should have credit ior no'
h>;n haasan INV worse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

A choice 10. Of Chinchilia and Beaver
Cloakine., in desirable colors; also water,
proof snitings in plain and doubleface black,
and cold, and ,iahlia, At Fosters. 5n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

Ne lsarn, from Little Rock, Ark, that
Rev Jos. r. Brooks, who was shot At the
ss1s time that Hines was aesassinated, is
recovering. He is considered out Of danger.
who know and esteem Mr.. Brooks.
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THE GATE CITY.
Arrivals and Departures Of the Mails
cl.osIrs.
a-rIyan ald Departures u Keokuk safktts

64kd4; Arssvesss sssurdsy sri W dne.-
day, At 8 o'clock p. M, and Deparssen monaa'
and Thursday, at o'clock a. m.
ANDY J0nlesoN, Arrives on Sunday
and Thursday. 1t 8 O'Clock p. NJ, snd Departs on
Tuesday and Friday, 1t .. m.
Xt6oRfR al. Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, ut . P. m and Departs on "ednes-
day snd Saturday, Of .. M.
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Lrr there be general public rejoicing, BY
Keokuk Republicans, this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-05

You will meet at the Grant Club-room, at
o'clock promptly, to take part in the par
ads. By order Of
r. C. PARRoTT, Capt.
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ONE MORE RALLY /!
Celebrate 0gIr Victory
II O MIC III r


The biggest DshNlgtiou,
Tle Ersndest JolIi 3ehon,
The soul sdoffbsest Juh;lstion,
The whole-heartedess Exnltation
Ever inaa,sed ID by9Keotuk Republicans
will = = Tuesday Tomorrow evening
There yin y : general illumination, FIRE
works. speechas. pniIc. and ) grand TIM
geneslly lIef&n passieulsrs 'o-norrow
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BurrxR-3o to $50 p D.
EGss-24c,
PouIrnr--Liys Chickens 81 rs to - IS d dos.
SoReHun-35 to 45c per gallon.
PorAroEs-New 100 70 80 , bushel.
swrxr PorAross-Whits 81 Is to 81 30.
osIoxs-s5ct to 81 90 per bush.
LAaD-city cured 1sic per n. Country cured
lie to lsc per ID.
BRaswAx-36 TO $50 psr ID.
TALLow-In bbls, II TO lie; loossl0 per D.
FsArlsss- - - soc psS ,.
RAes-Oel&sa, 1ee~ n
wiz 1nAse-nnsa u good o. 7stsAes
Caspes-aes1 eesnAy IL. 1sstory 3ee.
yIrssAs-Kninetsass oidse 1Sspse gal.
BaAx-In dsnaal . u - per Ice lbs.
FHurs-arsa A3phs = = = d 50 per barrel
Dried Ags = =. :, s.n =; Z :, s.1 =; Dried
snxps-Timothy dull st - IS TO IS. Glover
81 50. Flax Sod u IS to - o..
80 81, Lard, No. ! Il 50. No. I u 40.
Fish u 10 TO u 20,
L1vn SrocK-Bess Cattle - 90 to - % gross.
Hoss, god lots, % 70 - 50 gross. sheep
. . 70 ; 80 80 gross. V''l c'l''' fro. y -
BAcox-City eursd eanvsssed hams zoe, shosl.
dsrs i3c, clear slider 17c. Country cured
hams nc; shoulders lao; sides lsle.
PoRx-Msss 70 to $50 per Dbl. rs
WooL-Tub washed As to 49,. deecs 10 tns
IS to &c; unwashed, IS to 9sc.
HAY-Timothy choice in active demand ct from
50 o, to $40 90 Per ton. Pfairis % ~
to So 90.
WOODS 50 to IS 50 per cord, according to gal
| ity, in good demand
HIDxs-Green, So; do cured loc; dry mint zoc;
| do salt $50 per ID.
SALr-Lake s. 1905 Is. Ohio River - -
| on leyee.
| aLAss-sXl0 IS 50. Rstss discounted IS 70 %
/ per cent
| NAILs-35 rs rates.
/ BAR IRos-44c, ratss.