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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
rOnTlETm CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, Feb 27-SRNArE Mr.
Chandler, from the Committee on Com
merce. reported favorably on the joint reso-
luton relative to the survey Of the North
ern and Northwestern Lakes. Passed.
Mr. Ramsey introduced q bill for tie re.
lief OF persons in the military and naval
service Of the United States who have In
stituted claims to public lands under the
homestead laws. Referred.
Mr.. Thayer introduced . bill to dissolve
the Indian Peace Commission. Referred.
Mr.. Sherman, from the Committee on
Finance. reported an amended bill for the
fundingot the national debt, and spoke In
support Of the bill.
The Senate passed the joint resolution to
provide for the issue Of clothing to soldiers
aud others 10 replace the clothing destroyed
to prevent cOntsgton.
On motion Of NJ. Edmuuds the Senate
took up the joint resolution directing cer-
tain moneys IN the hands of the Treasurer
OF the United States. rs the proceeds OF
captured and abandoned property, be con-
veyed by warrant into the Treasury. The
question was on substitute of Mr.. Ell.
munds', directing all such money received
under color OF the acts of Congress, be
conveyed into the Treasury with the inter
est that may have accrued; also. providing
for punishment tor neglect or refusal by fine
and imprisonment. Amendment agreed L.
Mr. Edmunds offered another amendment
providing that sum of proceeds not ex-
ceeding one hundred thousand dollars be
appropriated for payment Of necessary ex-
penses for the collection end disposition OF
property by the Secretary of the Treasury
or in suits brought against him for his
agency therein.
Sir. Trumbull opposed the ameui-
ment.
Messrs. Edmunds, Fessenden and Sher-
man advocated it,
MIR. Edmunds explaining, said the Score
tary OF the Treasury was continually liza.
BILE to suits brought against him or his
agents on the groun's Of illegal seizures
&c &c.
Mr.. Howe thought there should be dis
tinc,ion made between suits brought
sgai inst special asenis.
Mr.. Hendricks said he would like 10 know
something more about these suits before
the resolution was passed and proposed ad-
j)urnmens.
The motion was carried after some dc.
bate and the Senate adjourned,
HOUSE, The Speaker presented the res
olutions of the South Carolina Convention,
asking for the appropriation Of million oil
dollars for the purchase OF land for freed.
men, &c. Referred
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole, Sir. Scofield in the Chsir, and re-
sumed the consideration of sundry civil
expenses.
Tie appropriation bill after debate on
Mr. Churchil's amendment, directing the
six Revenue Cutters on tie lakes 10 be laid
NJ, wss agreed to with The understanding
That il should he voted ON by the yeas
and nays.
An the House, ON motion of NJ. O'Neil
'apPofsed by Aeasra Heevons and Kelley
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
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OHIO

CINCINNATI. FeS. 21.--Paifick Ross. who
some eight years ago murdered lady OF
rauk in Ireland, for her property, and for
whom the British Government offered ESQ
reward. was arrested and committed to jail
few days ago, in this city. To-day be ut
tempted suicide BY cutting his throat with
q case knife. He is in q critical condition
ard will probably die.
A fire this morning destroyed the chemi
cal works of Gordon & Co, on Culver ct. !,
near Fifth. Loss 100000. Insurance on
building and stock 100000.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
MISSOURI.

Sr LouIs, Feb. 27-In the steamer Mag
nol'a's suit. Marshall & fitzpatrick W Thames
Insurance Comp any, a deposition from MIR.
Sirander, one oil the pilots of the Magnolia,
was read, to the feet that MARSHALL offered
hun (Strander.) five thousand dollars to
SINK tho steamer Stranders wife testified
that Fitzpatrick had iFcrcd Der three thous-
AMI doilals If she would prevent her hus-
band from tcstlfying in the case. The sui,
creates much excitement.
An organic ition is in progress here, com
posed of Democratic cx officers and soldiers
OF the uaion.army, which; is designed TO
conn eract, rs much as possible, the influence
of tho Grand Army OF the Repabllc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
KENTUCKY.

FRAEKroKT, Ky, Feb. 81 The Ken
lucky Republican State Convention met
this morning L. +. Baker of Campbell
county. was made temporary chairman.
Delegates representing seventy three coun-
ties were present.
Resolutions were passad choosing Gen.
Grant for President and Gen. Spe Cd, Of
Kentucky. for Wee Pres,aenf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

CENrRALIA, Feb. 27.-The Presby terrain
Convention Of Southern Illinois Is now in
session here. The Old and New Schools,
and United and Reformed branches of the
Church are represented The union feel
Ing prevails, though certain discussions de-
velop the fact that there is not yet entire
una nimity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Feb. 27.-Thc Democratic
Convention to-day was largely attended,
and nominated Presidential electors and
delegates TO National Convention. Resolu-
tons were passed similar to those of Ohio
with the exception that no preference was
given for candidates.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
" ~
ONO.

leuNcsrowH, Feb. 2S.-An unfnishsd
house. belonging to ex-0ov. Todd, was
burned this morning. Loss, thirty thou
sand dellars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
The Union Restaurant

Has been lifted up in elegant style, where meals and
lot Co6ee win be served in the best style at ~
nss1iae suuplied in the hsst naones On sh0ge -
-. Gs1isfsesion guaranteed IN svaything. -
= ~ - - yAoup nARu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
Toledo Market,

BY Telegraph Feb. 2s.
Wheat-Quist end dull no Transactions.
Corn-Quiet and steady, opening at 81, and
closing at ssst.
Oats Dull. sales ofMichisan At 6ois.
Rye-Sales Of No at .55
Sscds-Sales Of clover At 735
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

Milwaukee Market.
| Dy Telegraph. MILWAUKEE, Feb. as.
flour-Dull at Q. so for best spring extras.
| Wheat Dull 1t LIS for No. /; le2 for
| No. 2.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

New York Market.
BY Telegraph February %.
Cotton-Noninal. ~ for middling and uplspds
Flour-Dull favors buyers 9.73Gi0.50 for extra
State . 75Gtls.. IS for r. H. o.
Wheat-Dull favors buyers. % for sprine 1 Il
for delivered
Corn Dull l.9e for new mixed western .nost !.
1.2o91 70 for high mixed western ahoat; 25lei 20
Tor high mi ed and yellow ditto; liza for old mil ed
western IN store.
Oas-Dull SO for western In store
Pork-Hessy; 23.3IG23. ~ for old NOES sa5oD
- 90 for new.
Realistically.
Lard-Lowcr; Is I e1f51-2
Hoge-Firm s1-2G5gia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
LATEsT News
BIZ TELEGR.sPH.
TO THE EsAEE.g DEFEGClh3'.
SPECIAL FROM DIES .0INES.
Iowa Legislature.

lspeeisl 70 the DaaocAAT.
DIS MOVIES. fsb. Is.
Housr.-B.llto repeal tic printing law
underwent Prolonged diseu'sion ard was
dcfeated
Tn. capital bill is the spse''i o''s' l''
next Tuesday.
s,x.1r.-various uni,npoT:ant matters
were discussed.
ECU. s. Senators Dodge ana Jones sp.
psaring in the gallery, were, upon motion Of
Mr.. Richards, rendered the courtesies Of
seats on the f)or Of the Senate.
PICK -CuEg.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
rrrr snD INLAND.

FIRE ARD lELAND,
Eycrae Fire Insurance Co.. n. y.
Cash Capital and Assets, ss.soo.oOo.
pncuIx wire Insurance Co. NM.
cs.n Capital end Assets si.soo,ooo.
Atlantic Fire snsrra eco 60. M.
cash Capital and Assets. 100000.
-. rsre Insurance Co., N. n.
Cash Capital and Assets. ssco. 900.
rss-e las. Co, New Haven.
c..h Capital and ASSETS. q. 7so. 900.
1900 Fire Ins4 CO., maFtfSr0.
.rI ~ OOO 600.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

Chicago Market.
B, Telegraph February IS
Flour Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat n oaerasely active; No quiet at g.
90; No. 3 opened ~ Ia. advanced 70 lSsH.
weakened and c.cssd dull At i.s49ls4H; No.
'V cc;rn"So.er; 77e7,k; closing a, in'd.
Oais-Ac.ive; advanced to 6s95slSc; closed
ct 55j<c.
Rye-No. 9, active; 1.5sG1.5s.
Barley---No. almost nominal; sos.
Provisions and pork and lard easier.
Mess Fork Held ~ "a. 00Gt2S so.
Lard--Sold at Ice but ciosed weak ct I6xs.
Cured Mests--Dry sAlted shoulders sold At 10;
closing at ee<c; rough sides, nominal at ilf@
l2c; short RIB. 121<. sweet picked hams nom.
inal At l4j<@l5c.
Dressed Hogs-Dull, lower; closing at 9. 5o9
10. 90 for light; lo.a53io.so for heavy.
Chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph February 2s.
Hogs-Ieoeived. 1918 head; Market steady
AND a shade firmes. ut o0@1 so for pigs T.75
Ns.oo for light hogs; s.25@s75 FOR good, even
lets.
Cattle-Rsceivcd. 80 j; brisk demand for all
grades Of cattle. ard market strong and brisk,
without perccptible improvement in prices.
Cincinnati MARKET.
By Telegraph February %.
Flour-Uuchanged. Fair demand for -four
| from city trade
Wheat 470s so for No. l red
Corn-Qaiet, ear sac.
| Rye--rirrn stl1G.
/ Barlsy--2 80.
Cotton -Eirn, IN demand, At 20 for middling.
held atS1i5.
Pork Quiet, unchanged; sales city ct 24.15,
| and country "A so.
| Bulk MeatsA good demand prices 6rn ;
sales OF f09, 900 pounds ct loo for shoulders on
l2c for sides. on the spot; aides sold at l2kc,
to be delivered the latter part of March.
| Bacon-Firm
| Lard disk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

r.rFE AND ACCIDENT.
Coune0 els. 900
Capital, 100, on u.prropn
INA thAN o5cc, 900
Capital,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28
New York Money Market.

New York Money VIA. ket.
BY Telegraph February IS.
Stocks-lciive and strong.
Bonds-C Coupons of 81. 10 1-2: ofG4 OTs, 81 '6s
1.Usii lo4rs. coupons, 0sl-2 I03o's, both 0Gi.
Western Union 3sa.
New York Centrzl-l.oo.
Erie GS
Michigan Centra-1.1a.
Southern Illinois-2.s1i,.
Cleveland 4 Pttshurg OK.
Cleveland & Toledo-1.O..
H. ok 1sland-9G5s.
Northweste, n-6U 10. preferred TaSa.
Mlney-G per cent.
Sterling o97..
Coll 4l1s,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-28

HAVING RECENTLY ERECTED ADDITIONAL
III buildings. and introduced the latest Improved
machinery my f. Titles for supplying every thng In
The abovs lipe. arc greatly increased. Orders are
respectfully solicited, and shall receive pronptat
eontion.
I ehali endesvor to pap the highest market price
~ RA00 AND OLD ROPE. tan1s a. Wy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
Baowx, WxsER AND GRAaAx, Who burn,

BRowH, WEBER AND GRAHAM, who burned
ont on the 18th Of Agust last, have already
fully re-established themselves in the whole
sale Drug business in their new and commo-
dious four-story brick building Nos. 10 and
IL Second-St., between Chestnut and Market,
St. Louis, which has been fitted up especial
y for them in the latest and most advanced
style. Their new stock Of goods, consisting
Of the freshest and best in their line, have IL
ready arrived. Only strictly pure Drugs
and medicines arc sold BY this firm, which
fact, together with the low prices .. which
they dispose of them, accounts for the sue.
cess which they have met with, and they are
to-day the largest Drug House in St. Louis.
We are advocates Of energy and progress in
the "Great West, and We wonld especially
recommend this house, which; "Phenix'
like, has arisen from its ashes, prepared a.
Of yore TO do large business I. small profits.
this being their motto, rather than I small
business 1t large profits. Their stock i,
purchased in large quantities, through direct
importers and manufacturers, and they can
compete with any house in their limo in the
Those in want of goods in their
line must not neglect to call upon them, for
money can b savsd by it. t1D
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
THE MEETING LAST EVENING.
REPUBLIUAN ENTHUsIAsM
Speeches by Asj. 1sLAughrey and
DR.. Davidson.

The meeting last evening was another
grand success, and = repeated Manifestation
Of the zeal which the Republicans Of Keo.
kpk exhibit in carrying on the present cam
paign to successful termination.
Major McLaughreys speech was logical
dissertation on the issues Of the day, and was
received by the audience in q very enthusi-
astic manner.
After it's conclusion, DR.. Davidson, Of
Kentucky, was introduced, and cited some
startling facts concerning the workings Of
the Ku-Klux Democracy in the South, con
Trusting them with the successful reign Of
peace which will inevitably follow the cleo,
ton Of Grant and Colfax in November next.
1t was An animated meeting, and wound
up with cheers for the speakers and for our
worthy candidates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
Wum ~ PrA.rAr,or B,rrr.. -. !

WHnx he PLANTATION BlrrEss we're 6r,.
made known 70 the American psopls some
seven years ago, It was supposed they were
an entirely new thing, and had never before
been used. So far q thsir general uss in
the United States is concerned, this may be
true. It il also true that the same Bitters
were made and sold in the Island of St.
Thomas, over forty years ago, Is any old
planter, merchant or sea captain doing bust.
ness With the West Indies will tell you. It's
distinctly within my recollection that on the
return of my father {who was sea captain.
and doing an extensive trade in the tropics
he would invariably have the Bitt,rs among
the ships stores, and our family sidebo.rd
was never without them. For any sickness.
it matters not how severe or triAing, the de-
eaatsf Of These Bitters, BY different name,
Wa always rssorted to - sovereign rem
edy.
MAGNOLIA WArEz, superior 10 the best
imDsglsd 0ssnan Cologne, and sold It half
- psieA dsodlvAw1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

TN daily prayer meeting yesterday was
attended BY quite . number. The subject Of
consideration on Saturdays is, BY general
consent, the lesson to BE- taught in the differ
snt Sunday Schools Of the city on tho follow
ing day. Yesterday the subject was q Paul 8
Long Sermon Some new thoughts were
brought out on this portion of Scripture, in>
teresting and useful to the teachers present.
These Saturday meetings especially all
teachers should attend if they cannot attend
any other day in the week. One thing We
have noticed in connection with these meet
'ngs, which il significant one, and that 10,
those Who attend once are apt 70 think they
can NOT afford to lose the benefit to b de-
rived from them, and are TO be seen there
oftsn il not regularly every day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
Nor,hwntssn Ulisn Packet Company.
"Whits Cellar" Iins,
Regular fare to St. Louis TWO DOLLARS, until fa'

Regular fare 70 ST.. Louis TWO DOLLARS, until fur
thss orders.
Daily line Of pssssngef Packets % s. Louis and
Iii intern sdists points, oonsfsting OF the 1O1S.
IAaRU1. Captain Burnett, master; the III.
1IU4IDAu, Captain Dsvidson, master, and
the ITA0oA. Captain Robt. Hill, master, one
OF which win leave the landing each day ct
$50 ., m.
The above boats will mako close connection
With those running between this point and 81.
Paul.
Arrangements hsve recently bsen made In
transferring ct Rock Island by which passengers
can rsash 81. Pasl ~ hours in advance Of any
other line.
IN addition - the above the passenger and
freight Pscketoo ook110 8epN0, Captain
Moses Hall, master U0x0RY, Captain SEQ
6eld, master. aad the = A2lg0R, will make reg
ular trips.
Tickets for sale over the Hannibal and St. 10
ssph and Southern Pacific Road to all points
west Of the Missouri river.
Patroniss the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passags apply 70 the ,fdce Of the
Company, corner Bion4eeo and Lsvos.
8. n. ARCHIE, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
A SAD AFFAIR.

A hoy Drowned In the River.
About four o'clock yesterday afternoon
lad named Anawan Inner, son Of Mr.. Hiner,
Who resides on Blondeau street, fell into the
river and WAS drowned.
The steamer Sucker State with barge be-
side her was lying a the levee. The lad was
playing about the wharf, and in attempting
to leap from the barge to the boat !; missed
his footing; fell between the two into the
river and sank 10 very short time. He was
: bright-eyed, intelligent lad nine years Of
age was An only son, and the news Of his
sudden and unexpected death carried grief
to the hearts Of his parents.
A lad named Cowden, son Of Mr..
Thomas Cowden, was present when
Anawan fell into the river, and gave the
alarm at once, but his situation is said to have
been discovered too late to render him any
assistance. Search was at once made for the
body, but ct dark last evening no traces Of it
had been discovered.
This accident should be warning to all
boys who are in the habit Of playing about
the wharf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

GRAND OrESIxa.-For Gloves, Hosiery,
Hankerchisfs, Lacss, Embordsries, Infants,
Robes, Trimming, Flowers, Plumss, Hats,
Ladies, Gents, and Childrsn's Underwear,
Table Linen, Towsling, and many choice
novelties, 60 to the popular one priced house
Of II. N. Bostwick, 81 Main street.
sun&tn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

understand that the ladies' Of the Wells
Mission Sunday School are making arrange
ments to give festival in their new building
in Reds Addition, next Thursday evening.
to raise money wherewith to pay the indebt-
edness incurred in its erection. We have no
doubt they will be literally patronized by
our citizens. This il the third mission build
ing that has been erected by the Sunday
School workers in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

EVERYTHING imaginable that goes to make
up 90 attractive and desirable stock Of dry
goods for the Fall and Winter trade will be
found at the establishment Of Phillips b
Kerr, whore also goods are sold at the very
lovast fiauf0a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
register. R.s,.,.r, R.x,.,.r,

Let every voter Ego to. Recorder Wilson's
office and geo that his name is registered all
right. II you think of Republican not
likely to register, look for the name on the
list, and if not registered see that it is done.
Eevery man whose name..is not registered by
tho Tuesday preceding the November elec>
ton will lose his vote
Attend to this matter 1T once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

SBAw1s, SHAvIs.-Over Eve hundred diff.
ferent styles Of Shawls, from one dollar to
seventy-fvs dollars: beautiful styles and low
prices. For Shawls and Family Dry Goods,
70 to Fl. n. BosrwIcK,
oct3.2t 81 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

TnE person Who (by mistake it is supposedly
took an umbrella from the q. P. Church on
Sabbath last will please return it to the sex
ton or to the owner, whose name will be
found on the handle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
ueetine g vtnoennes.

There MS good meeting at Vincennes
last evening. The house vas filled. Sam.
NJ. CLARK spoke. Dss Moines township has
first rate Grant and Colfax Club and il or
ganizine for victory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

,.,,,,n .,a pevurs.rss Il Esekuk Packets

>~nv Arrives on Sunday AMI Thurs
kon a o.e,oek 1 :. n, .nd Depart, % Tuesday
and Friday, 1t o'clock = m.
AlgDY Jo1uo0u, Arrives On I.ssaa =
and Friday, q o'clock ?. r. .ma 1p'''. .
IN. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday 80
Wednesday, st 2. n, ana DsP.l's On s'on1-s
and Thursday, at = u.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

e2.OO.-The faro to St. Louis on any of
the boats belonging to the White Collar Line
will be 81 90 until further notice. Not
free ride. ~ some advertise. and then charge
seventy-fve cents for each meal during the
trip. 4-3t s. M. ARCHER, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
mass He.ti.s ~ se.ap.rte.

There will b masa meeting 1t Bonaparte
on Saturday, Oct. 10, at II o'clock. Hon.
T. F. Withrow, Hon. G. c. Nourse, Hon. F.
W. Palmer, and Col. Leighton are assigned
as speakers. Local committees will please
make oil necessary arrangements.
tf PErER MRLESDY, Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

Mr., II. N. BosrwIcK is at home again At
ter the accomplishment Of his purpose in Wis
itins the East, that Of procuring superb
stock Of goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
NO. 4-FARN HORSES.

Best aged stallion John Rourks, r II ....... 10 %
~ best DO do Michael Heib, Frank. ..... 90
go do DO do Adam FogKy, r.. 100
Hest year old stallien, Henty Able, Yrank... 90
best year old stallion, A Wei9ner, Prank. 4 90
70 best year old stallion, II AcVay, Frank 4 GO
Yest year cd GeidtnS, LaWsoa, Pr. 100
q ooes DO DO 4 Stewart, PR. 3 90
Fest horse COLI HafmiIe. w P.......... 5 90
Hest sucking horse colt, John Russell, HaI.. 90
~ bo0t do do ID Waller, w p. . 90
"a best do do Haymier, WP..... 90
Best year on gelding, G 4 Allen, Waah 49,. o.
e beet do do * Re00a1. Wa0h.. 5 %
~ DO DO DO John W1eR, 0AH. %
4set3 year Old stallion, HsaU Able. 1ssak.... =
II best do do etsp4sn Bsfn, WasA. %
4eet brood mare, John Russell otplOma and 90
9a oeet do WelgneY, Frank .... 100
e Deee DO HM03eY, W P.......... 90
ess year old hllev Dearker 90
JAR Old nIley. Conero Denmark. - %
4na1 -, > Seaman, Marion..-.-1 %
- Dsst year old hlley, Gesseka, West Point2 90
e - Coneso. Denmark ..-......l co
1est par araught nofses orinck, West Point..s 90
"a :" u Edwards, ,,,.A 90
~ !" Weigner, Frankliu. I 90
Best pair sucking colts, IIarmer, West Point 90
eh !. & b Hampton, Marion ....... 90
3h McKaig,........... .........l 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
NO. 9. MULES AND AssEs.

Bfst aged jack, Western Stock Breeding Association
q best aged jack, John Brown. Montrose..... IS 90
Bfst Jack under years. George Sample Marion b %
a John 0rown, Montrose ....9 90
Best aged mule, Stephen vankile %
"a Cloppsnstsln. Pleasant Ridge ....4 90
14st year old mule 4 Helm, 90
yeesins male Nswbsrry. Des Moinss q
~, maA 9oAn 1rown, hontfoss..........ee 9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

Rev. N. HUMMER, Of Kansas City, will
preach 10 the Unitarian Church, ct II o'clock
a. M, this Sabbath, the 4th inst, and at y
this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04
CITY NEWS.

Foa sALH.-A large frame stable, 20 fest
BY 80, corner Tenth and High streets. Price
al35. Enquire Of A. Hagney, 70 Main St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-04

TAS Sinking ef the Steamer 0seFge D.
Palnsr - Qainey-Prebabls Less ~
LIS.
The following, from the Herald, Of yester.
day, contains aboat oil that ws have Is Jet
learned concerning the loss Of the Geo. D.
Palmer, which sunk q the bridge above
Quincy on Friday night. It says:
Al The Geo. D. Painss was eonisg dova abost
o'clock last night, she struck ose Of the piers
Of TIC bridge, and VA - badly damaged - %
oauss her 10 sink. ehs was heavily loaded, and
had II TOW two bargss loaded with bstwsen six
and eight thousand sacks Of grain, besides .
large quantity Of other freight. We failed to
get particulars - to damage Of boat and loss Of
cargo.
October 2d-I1, p. m.
LArEH.--Ths operator Ut Quincy Depot says
the steamer Palmer struck the draw Of the brides
and sunk At about 81 p. m. About i've feet Of her
cabin 10 visible above the water ~ she lies. The
pilot and several Of her crew are missing.
JANIS, opr.
The boat and one Of the barGes are en-.
tirely lost.
The barges were heavily loaded with grain
from Sturgis' Elevator.