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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-29
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRr, Nov %.
1t is said that the forthcoming public debt
statement will show An increase Of about
eleven millions Of dollars which is due,
chiefly, to tho reduction Of the cash in the
treasury, paid out during the month on &C.
count OF the coin interest.
Judges Nelson and Blatchford have dis
agreed relative to the legal points involved In
the Rosenburg naturalization case, and the
questions are to be submitted to the United
States Supreme Court as the next term.
Judge Nelson to-day granted an order re-
curing the plaintiffs and defendants in ths
Erie case 70 show cause Why on Monday the
order Of Judge Blatchford appointing Jay
Gould, receiver, should not be vacated.
Full arguments viii be had on that day,
when the Judge will also decide and main
tain whether Asgast Belmont can b made .
party to the suit in the United States court.
Various rumors are afoat relative to Erie,
among them, that IN injunction had been
served upoa both receivers, which, prob
ably, is incorrect.
Judge Cardiac has iasued an injunction
restraining Judge Daviss from acting q re-
ceiver, while the report % to Jay Gould
seems to be foanded on sAe ackiol Of
Judge Nelson, ~ above stated.
Another report WAS that the Legislature
would finally settle the matter By the pas-
sage Of some act Al it does net nseet
for month, this is ct least premature. Quiet
feigus at Erie headquarters.
0'Baldwis, the Irish giant, vas arrested
TO- day on IN order issaed By Judge Dowlinx
ia consequence Of the death of one of his
bondsmeD, Fefix Lakin, and being unable TO
procure other bail IN ten thousand dollars 10
keep the peace. was committed 70 jail.
At the inquest case Of LAkin, to-day, the
attendance vas 20 nsmssous that The coroner
was obliged 70 conduct il il the Council
chamber.
Ths cigar makers strike has terminstsd
BY . compromise between the nannfactar-
ers' association and ihs cienr uAkem' niioa.
The latter are 70 allov heir nemb1s1 -
work With non.usion msn, and hsfsaltsr sIl
didsrsnces ars . b ssltlsd " joins com
mittes Of arbitratiou.
A corrsaposdent of the Pali NAH Gssstss
says tAat 0aribaa6 = aboaA 10 leass hls homo
and emigrats 70 anerica. This dstsfnina-
tion has bses arrived = il consequence of
she approaches Of Naxsini.
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rROA CHICAGU.
CHICAGO, Nov. %.

CHICAGO, Nov. 20.
The Times publishes this morning the re-
port of the buildings erected in the city Dur
ing the past year, showing the number to be
over 8 900, the total cost Of which is not less
than S25,OOO,OOO twenty-five churches
have been built at An aggregate cost Of two
millions.
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J. B. Cross \ ca. ..................1sq Main Stree
Duncan, KaFls = Co.......140 ! l41 Main street
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G. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On Third-st, bet. Main Il Johnson.
HAS just received 6ne stock Of Cloths Of
4 all kinds and will nahe pants, vests and coats
cheaper than before. For proof Of this call ard
examine, fnovlT.d
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For Sale or Exchange,
IN pMrt for CITY Property.

gTyFE Furniture aud Lease Of the Billings
House, Ksokuk, Iowa. This Hor,e 10 In better con-
diton for the Of u&ets than has
for several years. The Proprietor In the
patronage ofhis former fiends and the pnblic
AT
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COMMlsslON MERCHAMTs.
NStufges..-.....-........ South Lsvse.
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McCRARY IN JEFFERSON COuNTY.-Mc-
Crary was posted to speak at Glasgow, JEFF.
ferson county, on the 22nd ult. A CORES
pondent Of sbe Fairfield Ledger thus describes
the pole-rajsing which came Of the appoint
ment, the meeting and the speech:
The Grant Club organized in this place deter
mined last week upon raising : pole In honor Of
the Republican national candidates, Grant and
ColfAx. The necessary committees were APP
pointed, and this morning, everything in readi-
ness, beautiful spar ono hundred fses IN length
uaa spliced. and NJ 2 o'clock P. NJ. amidst the
cheers Of . large and enthusiastic gathering Of
Republicans, was raised to m erect position. Il
ID agreed upon BY al hands that We have now the
hAndsomest pole ever raised in Glasgow.
| faa twsaty-one feet long and eight feet six
inches wide was made by the patriotic ladies and
gvento the breessat the height Of seventy six feet
while 1t the top>nost point Of the spsr, the name
Of the indomitabie and ever victorious Grant |.
printed upon beautiful st-eamer.
1t was but the work Of . few m0nents to raise
| the pole, which went up with vim, indicating
tho earnestness Of the Republicans Of Round
Prairie The President of our club, Squire John
Huston, proved himself to-day to b the righi
man in the right place.
Amor the proceedings were over We All ad.
journed TO the Methodist Church, and were enter
tanned and interested in very able speech de.
lived by our Congressional candidate. Mr. Nc
Crary.
| The speech, which lasted two hours, evinccd
that the Republican party did wisely in nominat
| ing Mr.. McCrary. All who listeded to his elo
quence and arguments are satisfied that the high
standard Of statssnsnship expected from this dis
tfict, due to the present gifted Incumbent will b.
maintained by Mr.. McCnry.
| Notwithstandcd the unreliable letter from
"Democrst" - regards the pulse Of his partJ
With NJ, you can sAAly set our to~Ahtp down i
40 increased majority.
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WARSAW, ILL.,, Oct. /, 1856

WARSAW, ILL.,, Oct. !, 1868.
Il was announced through tho pre- an1
posters that Hon. ]. B. Hawley, candidatg
for Congress in the. 4th District, would ID.
dress the citizens Of this place this evening.
At an carly hour the ladies and citizen.
filled the large hall on Main street to over
lowing. Tho Tanners, numbering one hum
dred and forty-three, paraded the streets for
4 short time, and then repaired to the hall.
But few could gain admittancs.
Mr.. Hawley was introduced, and spoke
shout two hours. 1t was one of those plain
argumentative speeches that every one within
hearing could understand. Not a political
issue was left untouched.
There was small crowd down on the cor.
ner Of the street that had few lamps and a
small piece Of white muslin thrown over
their shoulders, With large greenback
printed on it. did not learn tho name Of
tie clan. They we're being addressed BY one
Arnstein, Of Quincy, I'll. He said he came
there to address his Gernan friends in the
German language, hst his German fiiisnddl
wsre very scarce. and not ons-fourth Of hi
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se,shxcstrn Union Packet Company.
"Whits Collar Line,

ps.u,ar faro 70 ST. Louis rwo DOLLARS, until fur
Their orders.
Daily line Of passenger Packets 70 s.. Louis and
TAGP10. Captais Bsrnstt, master; the III.
SV0I1UA Captain D.vidson, master, and
~ TTA0oA. Captain Robt. Hill, master, ono
Of which will lesve the landing each day at
The sboye boats viii make close connection
with those running between this point and b.
Paul.
. Arrangements have recently bsen made In
atran sferrine ct Rock Island By which passengers
can roach St. Paul - hours In advance Of any
other line.
Il addition 70 the shove the passenger and
freight Packets 11o11I1 3exK1. Captain
Moses Han, master; vlOT09Y, Captain sco-
.ield, master, and the = A100R, will make reg
ular trips. , >. =.
seph and Southern Pacific Road TO all points
west Of the Missouri river.
Pasroniss the Line that reduced the rates
For freight or passage apply 70 the 1mce Of the
COMPANY. corner Blondssu and Leves.
8. n. ARCHER, Agent.
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TEE season is fast approaching when you
will find heavy wearing apparel indspensi-
BILE. In looking around for . supply Of this
article, il viii be to your interest to call on
vencill, Jones + Co., where you will End .
big stock ct low figures.
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The New York Store is now receiving
from Nj. n. Gregg, Who is in New York,
ono Of tho finest stocks Of Dry Goods ever
offered 70 the Keokuk public. These goods
were boasAt for cash q panic prices, and
consequently win be sold at astonishisgly
low prices. M. GREGG Son,
Nos. s & 6 Estes Heuse
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n.s,...r, a.g,.,.r, Register,

AS8h9S0kJ 0H0B1ot0Iv Mo81tt0f
Let every voter 60 TO. Recorder Wilson,
ohhce and - that his name is registered oil
right. II yon think .of Republican not
likely 70 rsgistsr, look for the name on he
list, and II not registered zee that 1t 10 done.
Esvssy M WHOSE name is..not registered b.
The Tues1nv peossdins he November cleo,
ton win leeo hie vote.
Atlend % this matter at once.
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SHAw1s, SHAwLs.-Over Eve hundred diff.
ferent styles Of Shawls, from one dollar to
seventy-6ve dollars: beautiful styles and low
prices. For Shawls and Family Dry Goods,
70 to II. n BosrwIcK,
oct3.2t 81 Main street.
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II. N. BosrwrcK il now opening the largest
and most elegant stock Of Fall and Winter
Dry Goods to be found in the West. Our
stock has been purchased since the decline,
and No offer extraordinary inducements in
styles and prices. octs>2,
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Go and hear Met laughrey this evening.

aSAn KInKwooD' CoMIHc.-The celebra-
ted trotting horse Sam kirkwood. with other
distinguished horses from. Illinois, will be
present during the Fair, and compete for the
large purses offered for speed.
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ne.s ae,eing q D.naparte

There viii be . mass meeting at Bonaparte
on Saturday, Oct. 10, It IL o'clock. Hon.
7. F. Withrow, Hon. c. c. Nourse, Hon. F.
W. Palmer, and Col. Leighton are assigned
As speakers. Local committees will please
make al necessary arrangements.
Il PETER MkLKxDY, Chairman,
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FoR RENr.-The booths and refreahmeni
stands on the Fair Grounds will be let to the
highest bidder on Saturday next, Oct. Sd, q,
3 O. clock p. n.
oct1,8t] A. N. CARPENTER, Sect'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-03

Tur Grocery stors Of J. W. and J. B. Hen
~, Of Keosauqua, vas destroyed by FIRE last
Tuesday evening. The building was owned
nv Judge Rankin, Of this city.
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CITY NEWS.
MAJOR ucCLAUGHREY,
OF CARTHAGE, ILLINOIS; AND
II. II. LAVE, or WHrs~sC
WILL SPEAK
In Keokuk Tonight.
CITY NEWS.

The meeting will be in the Grant and Col
far Club Room. Let it be full. Major Nc
Clauehrey and Mr.. Lane are fine speakers,
and will please their audience
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-03

ALL tho different styles Of dress hats Mt J
o. VOORHEES, b Bros.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-03

Tine most complete stock of hats, caps
and gents furnishing goods in the city can be
found at Dillon b Jones'.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-03

SAM. M. CLARK will address the Grant ane
Colfax Club at Vincennes on Saturday even
ing, the Sd inst, at 7 o'clock, punctual II
the minnie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-03

AucrIoN.-L. Howe sells this morning at
10 o'clock, Furniture, Stoves, Clothing, &C.
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V,HIS distribution Of prizes will be con.
Il ductsd ON . fair and impartial plan ali 1hn
PRIzES ARR PUT IN AT FAik vALUA1iON "
calne s. the propsistors Livery Stable coenef Of eth
and Main streets, Keokuk, lows, and exaAisisg tbs
property.
Elf Enterprises otsn gotten mp solely for spoon
atsoa With svssy prize put In 1t my TINES ~ 1ce
value but in this enterprise such = mot the cass The
proprietor hogs In this way 70 be abae - dispose 9
q III estire Livery etoek ct only fair pses. =
protrsctsd Illness his fAly makes Impossible os
him to Rive that attention 70 his business which re-
quires.
In looking over the prizes the reader VIII besr In
mind that ever horse h SOUND. and Of hrst-clasa
stock and every Buggy Of recent stvs and nearly -
good g NV aad I'll arc top buggiss The carriages are
worth to-day eash what thsy putin 1t, and %. With
nearly everything In the Stable.
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THOSE celebrated patent Pantaloon Draw
ers can be found at Dillon b Jones'.
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Srop at J. o. VOORHEES, 4 Bros, and select
a stylish hat or cap. Avery large assortment
to choose from.
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HARrz, the illusionist, gave another en-
tertainmsnt n the Atheneum last evenas
IL weather being rather snpseps'
we're not Is many out = upon the previous
evening. The entsrsainment vas similar g
the f;rst one. We ars inclined to the belief
hove,er. that had there been fnll atsend'
.nce .ome new fsass would have been intro
dnced Of more marvellous character even
th.n any he performed while here.
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NIvk0 NJ w ..

ARRIYED.
Steamer, Mollis NcPike, St. Louis.
!" Andy johnson,
DEPAxTED.
Steamer, Mollis NcPiks, St. Louis.
" Andy johnson,
The regular U. 8; Mail Pscket for ST. Lou
ID this morning, u O'Clock, will bs the
Harry Johnpn.
The ItAsca, Of the White Collar Line,
leaves for the same place 1t the same time
The Diamond 10 leaves Montrose for st.
Paul on the arrival Of the 7:45 4. n. train.
The Sucker State, Of the Northern Line,
leaves for St. Louis ct r. N.
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MAsoSIc.-Special communication Of
Eagle Lodge No. II 4. F. 4 A. NJ. this
evening. Work On the third degree. he
freshments will be provided.
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Council Preceding.
[Adjourned Meeting.l


CouscIL Rooxs, Oct. ! 1858.
Present, The Mayor and Aid. Allen, Daugherty,
McCune, Mumm, Kufz, Rothert, Sample and
Wilkinson.
The minutes OF the last meeting were read,
amended and approved.
The Finance Committee asked for further time
to make their report on the matter Of the levy Of
tax to pay the j. Edgar thompson judgment
On motion the Committee was given until the
next regular meeting to mako their report
Aid. Daugberty moved the passage Of an ordi-
nance entitled Gan Ordinance in relotion to the
keokuk Gas Light & Coke Company"
Aid. sample moved to adjourn.
Motion to adjourn lost.
Aid. Mumm moved to amend by postponing &C
tipn on said ordinance till Monday evening next.
Motion carried.
Aid Mumm moved that the City Council, In or,
dor TO conform to the requirements Of an act
passed by tho Twelfth General Assembly Of the
state of Iowa, entitled "An Act to provide for
the relief Of certain classes Of INDECENT Persons,
procesd to appoint some ono whose dsty Il shall
b to provide for the relief of such persons in tht
city, and that until such appointment 10 made,
Mr., George Etanwood shall temporarily act as
Supervisor Of the Poor of tho city Of Ksokuk.
Motion carried.
Council adjourned to Monday evening, October
5th, 1868.
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sew YoY1 Rafkss
By Telegraph Mn osH. Oct Z
Flour-Closed irregular. unsettled and in buyers
favor. @sasss "a
Wheat-steady for spring, with mode ate sxpsst IN
quiry 10 all pressing freight engage ments
Rys-Duil; 81 45o50.
O.ts-Doll and heavy; 520H for anoat.
Cora-Lovss end AulE 81 ll0laH foe unsound; 81 u
az for sound now mixed western afoat.
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THERE will be services at the United Pres
byterian Church tomorrow morning and
evening, at the usual hour. Preaching by
the Pastor, Rev. DR.. Brown.
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Every Tanner Hall In Ts-night,
And thereby insure one of the largest de-
monstrations Of the season. Major Me-
Claughry's speech will be very interesting !;
and after the effort he and other Carthage
people made to make our visit to that place
pleasant, We should cordially and enth0sias
tica1 x<fcome him. The meeting will not
Be too long continued, and it is hoped all
viii come to the rendezvous at o'clock.
Follow up your former blows well, and the
reeling Democracy will soon acknowledge
it'd defeat, and cry quarter.
SAN. s. SAMALE,
Capt. "A' Go.
Eli RAMSEY,
Capt. "B' Co.
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BIAcksA1rH WANTED, at corner of First
and Main streets. None but . good work
man need apply. L26-1w] S.T.WoRLEY.
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Ohisago Livs stoek MARKET.
By Telegraph CuoAso. Oct
Cattle-steady, Receipts 1877 sales of 1880 heed At
1884 for Texss steers aud common cows: 25D6 for
| fair to medium steers 6i2116 for good shipping
| beeves.
Hogs-sai.s at s $500 50 for common to choice lot.
| averaging 1855 to 255 lbs.
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New york rrnane

By telegraph NV YoRK. Oct. 2.
8eaa-Aetive opened 1t ss7z, to 4cs. oicsed 1t
$3.50 g.s-4.
Governments sttosG and bsoyaHa; snasually large
amounts paassd insD Che hand Of STATE bonds
nrmer and stronger parleui~ty old fesu. IA. % new
Tenn. es9SoM oid1ek
Railway n4rks4 opened 1ighsf and close1 sesady,
though dull It prices rather nader the Of the
DAY. I
NTolis,4ok: H1s AsfoN; pa 0skace;O = n
$780, st Pani a4ook q 14s310l& II 1867 ~;
Nw@LDK; "a ss9fo9<; elpnx cRy -.
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For Sale.

EOR SALLY acres Of land, described
L - on Fox Il Otley's Map Of Keokuk as Rev Robert
Ne Nsrdys College Ground" short distance west vi
sHilton's Nursery. Price $780, title good.
Also fhs undivided half Of 70 feet Nth Street and
adjoining the three story brick store building occnp
edsby n. Z D. P. White. Enquire Of
II. b. TEN EYCK,
sept9 Coz. 9th and Main st., K.okuk.
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~ ~ iadsbasd to Ii. T. o. 1ssisa
loslslas, 81 The I4ssaass MAJ AeAna
~ nd Mechanical Society, for coa1y
nsntasy ticket TO the Flrst AnssAl e
~ Association, % - hid - IT,
eomnssncing On the 1sth inst. and conssnsanl
ifve days. The Association offers on ON
Iaee premiums anosnting to $500.
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Persons calling for these letters viii please des
iknate them ~ advertised"
j. c. PARROTT, P. N.
The national Republican., 1868-12-29
Proposals.,
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPoRTATIoY.
OrrInr Cn1rr orInrrnMIarrn 4

| OFFICE CHiEg gouARrERMAsTER,l I
sssIsa pfspo;s. viii b. k rsssyes es' a isfs @
MsIrssn Isnqss5s sHpsp&I:. r. S SSitSS for r. r.
yea, Commencing April !. iS6e, and ending Safei ri
81, Is,g, on ths foll9wing route; uroposals fo
' S % i ss t;'SySf GS FstSSSt ssnis y. FEN
M, until the time "A aSSys ,, mssntiSnedj s - '
From such points on tse union PaeIao railway
as aI5Slns III sHs q The
b. Jssi hEsI GHt Il Le L@'s l; :;
as Il Sfs sf Sa' q IL.
depot as may 6e des snstsd that Territory. an1
sS S 70 psf q
miles at ybieh, they will Transport tho stores il
sisn Saf yesT sfs ana % s
entertained for the irsnspcItaiion to aud from Ii,
Sr The sstfs distance. and not per 100 miles, as II
'n' 'O''sO'ofF From Ron FORT HARKER
e. Ports z.ESh; tarnod. Dodge. Lyon, Reynolds.
'ariand and upPiRR9;M PRR9o;M FORT HAYS
~ ,Y. Ports Dodge. Lyon, Reynolds. Garland and
to Forts Lyon, Reynolds. GARLAND and Union.
Thn trsnsportation herein advertised for must bo
H. :: given on application to .h;
above. and upon any other points regarding the
ROUTE NO, O.
From Fort Union or .uch other depot as may be
established In the Territory OF New Mexico, to any
posts stations that are or may be established in
that Territory, and to such posts or stations as
inthe State o. Texas west Of ngitude loj degrees
N The weight % be transported will not exceed on
R Ronie No 2. so,OOO,oO pounds; on Route No. 8.
ldders will tate their places Of rosidence, and
each proposal MUST be Accompanied by q deposit
o. s2,@ {notes or certified check. payable TO the
case an award Is made 10 him. the bidder will ae.
eisnt security in with tbs terms Of ibis
Isd States il case o. failure Sy The party to whom
form such contract.
Each bidder must be present at the ops Of the
TIE contractors viii be required TO give bonds on
Route No. gin such amounts IS shall be fixed by
'hs sS S
Of feaeh bidder and person offered as security win
be required
Proposals must be Indorsed Proposals for Army
transportation on Route No, O." or '.s, y as the
case may be, and none will be entertained unless
they fully comply with tho requirements OF this
The party to whom an award is made must bo
prepared to execute the contract without unneces-
faithiul PeriormSnee Of the contract ''Ae' W. ~
The right TO reject any and all bids that may be
ness for service by the lst day Of April is69, aud
must have place Of business ,or agency at which
starting point or points Of his route,
Blank forms. showing the e9nditions Of the con;
seI 10 be entered int ioT each route eau be had
Blanks for proposals will be Furnished on nrpli.
By order Of the Chief auartermss.er,, Military
Dept, q. n, General. u. S. A. 6. a. II, Depart.
ment Of Missouri. deci7.td