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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

Hon. Jsnss F. Wilson is :. home in

Hon. Jsmss F. Wilson is II home in
Fairfield.
There vas heavy rain It Burlington
Thursday afternoon.
The Mt. Pleasant folk have been circu-
la,ing. Prof. B. L. Cozier has been South
and is home sgain. Hon. ]. p. Grantham
and wife have been North and are home
again. Col. Corkhill, vie and sister have
gone to Perry Springs, aud ara not st home
again.
/ ED. Vancise delivers the address at tho
opening the Henry County Fair.
| IT. A. Brennan is announced as . candi-
date for Clerk in Henry county.
Frank Hatton, OF the Mt. Pleasant
Journal, has been counting a. Winfield, IN
very proper way for married man. 1t was
only legal tilt over railroad suit. Am
bier, Corkhill and Lowe on the ore side;
Palmer, Woolson and Tracy on the other.
/ The Henry County Teachers Institute
will be held the first week in September.
Prof. Wells will conduct it.
Mt. Pleasant has professional paintiss
his name is Forgy.
-R. L. B. Clarke is visiting Mt Pleasant.
He spoke to the Grant Club last Monday
evening.
/ The Mt. Pleasant Journal ID just such
: spanking campaign paper % We like to see
full Of vim, pluck and eight. It viii do
good work in old Henry.
Hon. James F. Wilson has been invited
to take part in the canvass in New York, and
will probably do 20.
&C. W. Slage, VIM. Long, aud W. W.
Junkin, are the Republican Central Commit
tee Of Jefferson county.
-Jno. P. Irish, Of the STATE Press. ha.
greatly enlarged and improved that paper
Apart from politics, we wish John aud the
State Press unbounded prosperity.
children and Eve great grand children, d
Enoch Lewis, met that venerable "parient
in reunion at West Liberty last week. Sc
says the Muscatine Journal
The biggest meeting ever known il
Western Iowa, was the Grant and Colfaz
rally at Sidney, Fremont county, last week
Louis Suits, farmer near Davenport
while at work in whea, field was struck and
killed by lightning during recent shower
The Clinton Daily Herald will be com
msnced on or about the first Of September.
|
Schuyler Colfax passed through Iowa in
going West, over the Northwestern Road
Immense crowds met him at Clinton anc
Other places along the route.
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Yours,

Dox'r CRYl-But rejoice, for Prof. Isaac
sen, the inventor Of the celebrated ''Sure
Pop" has bit Upon the really only certain "a,
and mouse killer. Letths people encourage
IN article which il the r-salt Of long study
and experience The rats eat this paste read
ily and then run the way Of the wind. Ito get
air, DC } and then die, away from the prem
iees. We hear many Of our friends speaking
in the highest tsrms, Of this article; it is no
humbue ard no on troubled with rats will
ever regret Investing a6 cents in boz of
sale Drueeists. ,le Laks street. Chicago,
General Aeenfs for the Northwest. A.
1saacsen, IS Fulton street, New York City,
Psopsiseos. Wilkinsss, Bsrtlstt : Co.,
Agents, Ksoksk, Lows. Uy1l-dlnwAv&wlt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

RIvrs NEws.-Rivsf rising very eighty.
The Sucker State came up yesterday and
returned TO st. Loais.
The Andy johnson left yesterday morning
for St. Louis.
The Harry johnson il the regular pecsss
for St. Louis this morning. Q. Z. bssvef'
Agent. s.
Tho Northern Line boat Davenport will
be up this evening and leave Monday for St
Louis.
Tho regular line viii have dsily packets
hereafter; one Of their boats will leave each
day.
An extra train leaves at o'clock tins
morning for Fort Madison, consecting there
with the Diamond 10 for St. Paul Colonel
Archer, Agent.
The Phil Sheridan leaves this morning for
St. Louis At u o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH
Chicago Ma, kse,

Chicago MAJ kst.
B5 Telegraph. oaIoAso. Aus.s
Flour -Lsss sctive pricss unchsngsd Receipts 1924
barrels.
Wheat-I wsr; clotins quiet At 81 80 for nav No {
old Isl co. and 1t 81 So ~ 50; receipts 81
$50 bu; Shipment o oo9 bu.
CornLpwsr; closing steady with fair demand 1t u 90
II No l, aid asdosM for No 3 receipts laS, t0e In
shipments 100 ,2ue bu.
OATS ow !; closing qns, And sttad, At 65Aee7 for
w .ipts 10 s3s bu, thipnents s. 500 bu
Rye net and srm at u %J0i a. receipts 900 bu.
shit msp's.
fsrisy-F rn; s,.s At q s2sl7o, the latter Ga the
tr ok, rec. ipts 10 % bu; DO shipments.
sProsi.iou.- Quiet sCt steady.
Park-Nominal At 500 30 IS.
Iard-sal.sat ls'z.
Blcon-shouldtrs l2A
VERY LArker
Al tho Las EbaArd NJ s.liDsf and closed %
No spring heat clp.sd 1t u g. seller August and
oats sold At eo4 fer sams option.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

YUM u EAL-V wv ~ w
BurrsK-choicc lots villcommand 2sto SOC a b
Eses-l3c.
PoULrRY-Live Chickens - 90 to 81 90 a doz
SoRaaUn--a0 70 TO per gallon.
PorAroEs-New 1915 y barrel; old none in
market.
LARD-City cured $50 per D. Country cured
loo TO lie per ID.
BEEswAx-34 TO 500 per ID.
'TA.Low-In bbls, 10} to l03c; loose 94c per n.
FAArHRHs-Prime Soc to $40 per b.
kAes-Cotton, 50 per ID.
WnfrR BnAHs-Comnon 70 good 4 to Is ;se
CaEssE-Good country l3o. Factory loo.
VIseAR-Ellington's Cider $50 per gal.
bsAs--Duil u 7uc per leo lbs.
gsuIrs-dresa Apples ~ IS to IS 90 per barrel
Dried Apples 10 70 l31c per ID. Dried
Peaches, lie, nons In market.
SsEBs-Timothy 81 u 70 l ~. Clover 80 50,
Flax ssed 81 50 to 81 rs.
0rLs-CosI oil $50. Lnseed, raw 81 20, boiled
81 rs. Lard, No. u 70, No. 81 80
Fish 81 90 70 u 10.
LIVE srocH -Besf Cattle - 90 to % 90 gross
Hogs, good lots, % TO % SO gross. Sheep
IS 10 3 30 gross. Veal Calves from IS W
to 81 90
BAcos-Ci,, cured canvasssd hams 10}e, shoul-
der4 &c, CLEAR sidss $50. Country ccred
hams lac; shoulders I3Sc sides Is to loo.
poRK-Mesa rs to $50 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed S3c.; aescs 10 hns
SOC; unwashed, 20 to $50.
| HAr-Timothy ice in aetivs demand at from
20 TO *l0 " per ton. Prairie - 0l
to e 90.
WOODS 81 to 50 SO per cord ,accordin { to quail
ity, in good demand.
| HIDRs-dreen, Sc; do cured loo; dry fint 2oo
| do salt l5c Per ID.
sALr-Laks IS oo@3 10. Ohio River IS II
on levee.
GLAss-sXl0 50 50. Ratss discounted IS to ~
per cent.
| NAILs-$5 90 rates.
BAs IRoR-43c, rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09


1aK Des Aoines Regtster offers twenty
dollars fora verbatim report of the speech
Of one Jervis, editor Of the True Rodioal.
delivered - De Moines on Thursday last
The Rsosav ays:
II. Frank I. Jsrvie, sditor Of the Trs. Rad;e.,
= g 2s.sa = the Dsnooratie rally In this ei,y
e Iosoaey Night said: "Tbs nsip objection I
1evs aeaaast the id Republican party d TIA,
NJ se0posed mostly Of church neubers-and
ssss5body Knows that church members hav,
nsss Aevii in them than snybody else! p hi.
Asslesatiea vss vocifsruusy applarded. How do
you Os0oasatie Christians like iii And i ther.
Ososssas = this llacs who win deny the utsevapes
q ~ sseemsns By Jsrvis. His wkole spseeh ~
esopsssd ef vile absss Of the Christian people.
Ame9e oeoy oAetes exrssssisas was dis: Zoo
ynss tAe Ohnstiaa Church. so-salled, and ycs : IN
- = IN q ~ nssasst psoplsof sks eonnunify.
- - vim asd ths devil hinsslf IN the pulpitss
WIN ~ De9eefss deny that ferris nsds that
soaasn1ef WIN ssy ens deny thas Ais whole
QguGA ~ one sentiaasl string Of iafdelien.
11,Dnel11sA Seefasisy ~ as8ssss dssissss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

Nm. W. P. Upham, late Of Washington,
owa, wants to get acquainted At once with
shs Keokuk public, for he il receiving .
pIsndid and ample new stock Of boots
and shoes, ct l2s Main street, two doors from
Fifth. He receives HE goods direct from the
manufacturers, and will sell At the very low.
ut market rates. 1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

Jusr REcEivrD.-An assortment ONYX
Steel and Gilt Jswelry. Stereoscopes, Views.
Ans selection "Chrom -. y Handkerchie
Boxes, Jewelry Boxes, Toilet Boxes, Fans
Spy Glasses, Open Glasses, Thermometers
Speetaclss, Eye Glasses and Coll Pens, .
very low prices Nos. L Estes House.
8. u. BRID0Es.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
st. Louis + Quincy Packet CO.

ron JA0PDR.-Tbe fne steamer Tom
Jaspse will lsavs Keokuk for 81. Louis every nom
40S,Il1 0ePIxD, every Tuesday and
toy. & o'slosk >. N. Meals and state
fsrs ftom H,ohuk TO st. Louis, 9s.oe. Through
bls Of lsdine given for freight TO al stations on
he Dss Notnss Valley Railroad.
Al t,.ishs Tor The river conveyed to the Agent
), 1sokuS. VIII b. attended TO without delay, and
fres Of charge.
Through tickets for eale to al points West over
the Hannibal Z st. Joseph Railroad, and both
branches Of the Pacific ksil,o Dad. Once corner
Dlondeau and Lsvee, Stafford building.
M. ARCHER, Agent, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

PAcKEr ANxouxcEMEST.-O On and after to.
LAY, the Keokuk and St. Louis Packet Com.
pany. will have regular daily line Of bostl
10 St. Louis, Sundays included. Packets
viii leave each day as o'clock. 4. y.
@. q. BREWER, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

Pap-rs both political parties in the several couna
requested publish this notice. and local commit
ssoers nessssd % mako he nscssssry srraassoents
m ceilings viii - Indoor Whenever suitable hall
o. bstldias san b obtained.
D. b. HILLS ChAirnan
Republican Gen. Com
b. hc0AR. Chairman
Dem. Central Con.
July II. 1885.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

81. Louis maFRsu
By Telegraphl ~ LOUIS Auss
Fiour-Choics and family brands prieesa ttls Ugh
err super sold At 1851 IS; extra 81 soss xx ard
f,nc. s1o0io Is.
whsat-Lo~sr s1ctpt fer choice and fancy; s.lss
choice and fancy fall at 81 soe2 pras and strictly
prin4 -; spring sold II 81 eo1175
corn-sirm and better at s. 50 for mixed yellow, u
9o9 white
ons-opened higher and closed easier; Gales st 80
ess
Rye-Euiera'fl lodIls
Pork--old at f3o for iobbrs lots
Bacon Firm; shoulder 1914; sugar cured hams 10
go
LHi-lols hf bib, 20 TO- kse; tisre. h4id q. Ie14lo
Nh4kyAdvsnesi TO II IS Aai closed firm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
xEoKUK. IOWA
olperre.
AaRyvALa.
Arrivals and Depatsra Il Eeskut !aeket.

ron 10Y, Arrives ON Sunday ani Thurs
Aay. & o'clock p. NJ, and Depar.f on Tuesday
and Friday, q O'clock .. m.
Andy JoU0eOu Arrives on Tuesday
and Friday, 1t 8 o'clock P. M, and Departs on
Wednesday and Saturday, st :. u.
~. JOHNSON, Arrives on Saturday and
Wednesday, 1t ?. m, ana uepsfts ON MONDAY
and THURSDAY, u : = N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

OuR Alexandra neighbor isn't the True
Flag any more, but the AlexandriA Tribune,
with our frieno John Scovern editor, and q
capital paper he makes. The Alexsndrisns
ara fortunate in baying the Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

The plumber OF the thieves that broke into
Mr.. NcCrary's residence was principally re-
strictsd to provisions and clethng In this
line they scoor-d on: everything they could
End
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

T1sRs we're several typographical errors
in"Aoi's' sparkling communication yester-
day. The most noticeable OF these WAS the
''inprisoument" that was for the Improve
nest" thet should have been.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
Tnoss in want Of potatoes, will End > full
supply q Robertson 4 Albsrs.

PAraosizs home institutions That etere-
etypsd bit Of excellent counsel is suggested
70 10 BY several bound volumes Of the Allan.
tie Monthly, which are before us. They are
bound 10 excellent style, just = we'll o. they
could b bound anywhere and the work vas
done q the bindery here Of I. n. Pearce /
Son. We sugseat TO everybody having bind
ing 70 do, shat they do not send the work
away to some foreign ofice-send it instead
10 Pierce's Bindsry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

1osrsrss : 49, - ssliy1g s1nss
sloek q sseaf. - ~ ssls0 - sshss
srocsries, bought before the rscenE sdvsncs
in gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

Orr .risnd Charles c. Cox, Who has
speneds new fruit and produce commission
Aouss on Second street, near the postof6ce,
in Curtis 3 Davis old stand, brings 10 box
q superb peaches. They are capital He
hes plenty Of the same sort. Go and order
your supply from hrs store.
Charlie 10 long time Keokukiau. He is
enc Of the best and most reliable men and
dealers ever in the place. Hs solicits con.
sisnments OF fruits and produce Of Ill kinds
iron country merchants and shippers. And
70 their favor and confidence We unlimi,edly
commend Charles C. Coz.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

Chisago Live stosE market.
ss Telegraph OHIoAso. Aug. g.
kseepts-cattls carr; HoRs CSC RI; ah..p cas-
Cattle very dull; extra 75s7 90 good TO choice
90 a6 s; stockers 2 rs - rs.
Extra 10 90 90 20; good to chocese t2l 20
kheep-Choics s. 25N4 So: good - Toa4.
LATEST
Ry Telegraph. caioAso. Aug.f
C-ttie-R ceipt. %. cattle for city butchers were
about the only purchases and prices weak ami s
regular saiesof 202 head at - 1894 75f Kan aud
Cherokee aud fair butchers and Light
HoEs Receipts 1858 head; market firm ard active and
some strictly choice hog, OF the brought higher
prices; common lisht lots dull and nncha sed;
sales Of 273 head At 10 500 Is for fair: 81.
IS 1 10 20 for strictly nooth lots OF cars
she.p-Heceipk ozs0 head market steady; sac, At
range " - SEA 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

Carr. WY. HoLLn.AY, who 10 to be buried
to-day, vas for nearly thirty years. resident
Of Keokuk, and was probably the oldeat pilo
On the Mississippi river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

TnE steamer Wa, Eagle. Of the White
Collar Linz, sLsgsea and sunk Thursday
morning in the Mississippi about ten miles
above Lyons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
q, i, D.n,tlt Il lie Tr,velIrg Public.

The Pm OD11tDAW will arrive ct pori
Of Keokuk at ] O'Clock ,. y. on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and ssssrdays, leaving Tor 81. Louis at
r i. on the sams days, Immediately upon arrival
II train from the West. Low fare
s. N. ARCHER. Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
rHn rAaHERs, Gus.

a large number Of Republicans met In ths
Grant and Colfax club room lat evening, 70
make arrangements for organizing . Tanner
Club. On motion Of Gen. Bruce, Gen. J. 9.
Parrot wss made chairman, and Samuel y.
Clark, secretary. Gen: Parrot announced
merely the call ~ it appeared in the CATS,
and called for . further statement. Gen.
Bruce said he want responsible for the pub
lished call, but that the purport Vas plaia
enough, and be moved that the Keokuk Tan.
ners' Club be organized at once, and those
present wishing to join the company do 20 as
once. The motion Vas adopted and the club
was formed on the spot. A large number Of
enthusiastic Grant and Colfax supporters. en-
rolled their names, and the Keokuk Tanners
are . fact and grand success at their very
beginning.
Gen. Bruce moved that committee be sp-
pointed, to consist of three members, with
Capt. Sawy er - Chairman. The chair ap-
pointed, on motion, 7. J. Parrot and Col.
Wall q the other members Of the committee.
On motion Of Mr.. McCrea. : committee
ofthree for each precinct was appointed to
canvass for members. The committee was
appointed ~ follows:
First Precinct-Capt Sam. s. Sample, Mr.
James Hill and Capt. Num-.
Second Precinct-Gen. Bruce, Capt. Ran
kin and John Jeffries.
Third Precinct-Capt. Wilson, Vim. Par.
ker and j. Hardin.
Fourth Precinct-Jno. A. Wallace, Wn.
Citizens and William Holt.
This committee was ordered to report TO
the next meeting Of the Tanners Club-that
is on Wednesday evening next.
Last evening made fne beginning. Young
American Republication in Ksokuk VA
there, and was ia the spirit Of action. w
shall have splendid company Of Tanners in
this metropolio.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
Nsw vors slarhsu.

Nsw voF1 marhsus
6y fssxfsph.t Nsu yoRH, Aus.e
Rai.ins In rood demand and price, have advance d.
Bstsit5d4l0
Tets-firm nd quiet.
syrups-bull and uomnAl.
Con ss-firm aad In mo Ter ate demant
sngars-F1rm and a 81 .dr better.
LATEsr.
flnur-toc lover only limited local trade dema, 3
Wheat-Nety dnl aud lover; shippers out Of the
market, while niliers. With the reduction -four in
vies, insist . material reduction
Fy Closed very scarce and arm At 81 sod1So a. to
quality.
OATS Dull and heavy At 30 IN .tor., and ssl< aaoa
Cofn~oust and h-avy At 81 1851 10 Vi sound and
u liza Is for sonpd new mixed
Pork Dull and rather heavy st t2ss SIX cs.h and
regular.
B-ef-Duil and frins lower.
Cut oeats-Qui.t and steady; 50 paekasss Of basssd
hams At 2ox.
. acon-tn light supply; holders iusisipg upon full
prices.
L.rd Dull and heavy At 1sss1 ~ for prime ,tear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
Financial and Commercial,


Contested dsiiy BY Ssov 4 Hus.a. eommissior
Merchants, Second street.l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
REEVES AMRROSIA
FOL. the Ha1r,

lfspsored
It's an elegant Dressing for the Hair
II causes the Hair to cnri b. .uttsan,
u hesps tbs sssip Clean and H.aithy
II invteofates the Roots Of the Hair.
Itforcss the Hair and B+a,u 10 .,o~ l,,,,tan,,,
Immediately stops issir fsl,rns ons
- A'ep' 'ne HAIR from Gran. ing Collar fFcrs sse
II restores Grey Hair to it, Original celot.
lenf'nxs ont Hssr on beads th@t bsys ,en bald sot
eDs'rtis Of s,mrie aud putrs vegetable
Substances
II has received over six ,b,,sns ,nu,t.-x t,,,o,,
ais ofits excellence man, a. which ara from pb,.e,sn.
10 high rt.sdins
II IL sold In half pound bolt es fhs name blown In shs
elas~l by bruggste and Leasers In Fancy od. e,sry
~hsre. nj One Dollar per Bottis wholesale BY pema.
Barnes Cos Well. Co: schs.nslsn,A Go.
nehxo-y New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

M. P. UPHAM, late Of Washington, in thi,
State, has opensd boot and shoe store in
Keokuk.
Rev. JoHs Bsows, D. D., Of Spring
asld, Illinois, will breach At Westminster
Church this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
CITY NEWS.

Two thousand cocoa nuts, just received by
Robertson l. Albers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
BUSINESS.

Business in st. Louis il dull h present,
but the merchants anticipate . large fall
trade. The hot weather here ~ every where,
has occasioned lethargy which It will take :
few cool days 70 overcome. Improvements
oflevery kind are going on. The Masonic
fraternity have nearly completed nssniR
cent temple which will be one Of the attrac.
tons Of the city. The Lindel Hotel block il
to b occupied BY stores, and new Lindel
il to be erected in the western portion of the
city.
POLITICAL.
The political atmosphere Of ST. Louis IL
quiet. Seymour and Blair create no enthu.
siasm. The Democratic State Convention il
in session now, and will make nominations
tomorrow. You will receive them BY tee-
graph before this letter reaches you. We
prophecy that this city and State will 60 over.
whelminsly republican.
General Grant has been 10 the vicinity OF
this city ct the Dent farm for some days. he
was seduced into the city day and detained
q the residences Of Mr.. Mckee Of the
Democrat, while IN impromptu reception
vas given him this evening. Although no
notice was given Of the AFFAIR (which would
have defeated it, % Grant would not have
remained in the city, itwas most complete
success, . proof Of the extreme popularity
Of our noble chisftain. Gen. Grant leaves
for 0alens Tomorrow. The length Of this
letter warns me to close.
Yours, c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09
New York Dry oosds Market.

oy AeieRapnJ NBv YoRK, Auge.
Dry goods nsrkt. - usual tatnrdays quiet
yss tnsre hs, been good bndness 10 certain esss.s
susn wis, olsct and eoored aipacas, Ac bat the
ton fabric irass remains quiet ow ns to
vas recent declin In pric howsv, there il Hts or
~ change.
Heavy meetings In the brown marx
avy brown drilis ~
New York Mile shutting ~
Cairces IS o14k
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

WV EOfk R1naneot.
By r,egraphy Sry yn.. x,x,.,s
Money easier a, 3at per cent
Gold wsrns-H
9ovsrnmsnt cks drner AMI more aef,e; 10 20, Ar.
.ttii bell s,ch,psed for s. o,,y investors. coupep, q
ei'sA sla DO ~ losk ell; do Is max; do ns~
eTfA do 81 ska 4; do 6s sJk 40 -4ossaL
The stock market heavy aud lower i, an moon
especially on New York Central hut was hrmer ., u,
close Pacific Mall advanced 1904 aud aster ward,
aeh a loa; american ~ as: un.t-d 4aA y; Mr.
ehaats Union Az; Western Untn Telegraph "a V
Nv York Central lsoal<; Ere ssh M do pr.f.rr
o soe; READING ei9 ssl1S; wabash % osoz; Micheau
o'nsfAl 1873 Nj eh,gan een,h.rD e44; Illinois Con-
fral las Gls7. " s2ek; do PREPARED slAes7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-09

Fuse Rifle and Blasting Powder
Notwithstanding tin myitns
As~e buy Gus goocsfor cash can oner con slider.
Die aiueeEe atstc buyers and invtethem to call snt
srsa'int our stock bsfore purchasing
RT BOWER O.
n -WANTED--Hides Frrs haeop, Iars TaIop
White Bsans, Glover Seed Timothy Seed FLAX see<
seafher. Reesvs1, Wool, Rags, Snake Root Potatoes
Onions Butter Eg9s Poultry and all kind. Gountr,
Produce, for which wlpay tho CHEST prfc-in Ossi
Or goods. Consignment solicited and shall have on,
prompt attention RI. BOWER 4 CO.,
apr20 Whni.saIr a-ne~rs Ksnkrf Tow.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-01-02

The Round Table, in speaking o1
Negro Suffrage says: Craftsmanship
is not morality, nor morality states
,nanship. We must be much nearer to
the millennium than we now are before
they can be convertible terms. There
is vast deal to be said in favor OF uni
versal equality and universal suffrage
but nothing that can be so said will, at
ter all, invalidate the proposition that
good and intelligent government can
not he furthered by increasing the num-
Der ofignorant and depraved individu-
als who are to help to make it. The
philanthropy which is united with a
lack of many sided wisdom, and which,
aiming to serve the negroes, forces
t,em into q position of chary attago-
nism to the stronger and more intelli-
gent race with which they are to live,
becomes in its results the equivalent OF
vindictivc cruelty. Could the radical
leaders have their own way in every
particular in the South-their views re-
naming unmoditied by the intervening
expressiop Of public sentiment we
should regard war of races, ending
in the determination of the weaker, as
apositive certainty. Is the philan-
thropy which threatens such results of
proper kind to encourage, and is il
cynical or "unprogressive' to oppose
il?