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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09

NEW JERSEY r. R-FOr PHILADELPHIA.
Va kensuStons $50 va Canlen a a. Apn Va
W. PAlA 10 a. pm All y ashl For Bat aai Wash ass<
-gDAm nn-, 7:Dp n' For Soa's All Wen-s~L1 u a'es
1902 N -. =.
F6R THE wRST-ro Cincinnati iai Cbogo-s.n I. N. - a
m % The $50 o aui ga trans trsaEh VIA -
one change Silver Palace Lss?assao On trss, a nssa.a
Cincinnati without chSnge making connections as Cooosa
early trains By other Y aae Fi9.y @
no N0n and Thurs thr1uyi % Chliso "p
connecting tgiin IA adTaaoe Of other vita Al Sgnis
Chicago t~Dalyl r W gAChsOs. ~ -
NORTHERN RAILROAD of New-Jersey.@
IN Train, leave J.rsry Psrnsal a. $40 aha -
1st SiJ, aad SJl The 5: ~ Aai t.!s rsa
49, THOS v. DKAARESt Sase. sssaS>s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09

Illustrated Guide the prncps su5i5sa places 81 &c as
tie RIsra DIon efth. Rsi-sJ iS been pae! lai l b %,
Compaav free ofchg- b. tios wshng 70
n RIDDLE 0sasrai Sl2t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09
rEAsIDF COTTAGE.-A beautiful SUMNER

- RBslDBNCR adjoining Pquo The mouth Of the Thames
New po ony Gee the city situated Immediately the
water g. highly OrYRsid g'ouad, st.,gs .egsI l: 9'
a6bsskeepg j dependence Ss o. he Oes' b9les IN hs eOs
msn aud edom This locality unegiald Apply
TO HOMER MORGAN No. Pnest ~ l., Of 70 H. B. tROCkkk,
YsW.London Coma Q,llsl
TNHE CENTRAL n. j. LAND IMPROVE
MINT Co Offer for SALE Bergen Poiat Elizabeth PanMood,
PnSeh and Dunesn the line Of the Central Railroad Of ~ j.
within distance Of Neviork several RESIDENCES Nih from one
twenty Of land egbY situated and rapidly improving neigh
booos easy Fa descriptions be had at the once Of the
Company. No. 100 Liberty 81. New York -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09

81 cheaper BY rail- aad . clcer isn b az shs
line The elegant steamers VANDERBILT AM CoNA% lCI e.s
Nprng-s., erlle lo't'.tN. 70
cepte al O'Clock connectiiZ WITH NosYoss Celul Railroad 5<
Buffalo aud all points and witt Rensselaer, AID slra9ga ai ks
Montreal LKke Sraoga ni 81 a
tons With oY Bungton anil points Et Fsr
Retnfpne ryr al Allnr n orlnek p n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09

TWO HOUSES to LET, furnished, at Bay
h. Flashing the water Is and - bathing e9ss1
tarsu ai, ADD vegetables for eehous'i Alsd GboHoA
BRADIsiI NO 81 wnlIamst, Room No 81.
TWO LOFTS 20 LET, on Broadway, suit
,bs r photographers, any light mechanical buae'A Fo'
Term, Inquire Of o. b. GRAY, No. 70 Broadway n 4
mo IET-A furnished COUNTRY SEAL,
S.,rmIT located in the Delightful village OF stOckbngs bsrA
shire County Mass ao old mansion containing "a roon sa5 scr.
a,,i shy laid out spd abpndAnty shaded t1s mfY,t -
gFtivS, .gvl, to HOMER MORGAN. No sPlaaL u!"l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09

GOUTHSIDE RAILROAD UF ID T.
- (SPgiNG ARRANGBNENTS 49,, O.. t.,. a..
Leave JtmsSssip n. Y. E9A N va L. AA'''
Babyloa sni al Say-s,stlOa-. R,..ki,, C,.,rS
Lave Funkia.Are. BrookYs a.. - ss..aan '
RarOsd, 70 Jamaes og Baoyoa a9i R,-,.
Leave Jsne,ssip. y. I,hJ W n" 49,
Babyoa AMI all stations p,aaki,, c.a,rE
~ 1870. q, Rsb,loa AL al NaY'wAaSat
Railroad 70 Jsmaea al s,stoas sassss
Leave saSnos 1s-ssi srrgiss Ismssssp Al loG
Leave Bab,loa 05 a. m y, $500 - :.
Brooklyn " ~ "a for yEmaica sAi al vsYssi,as eo.
Lave s t,.ia ~ H. Railroad irsg Jsness sp q :
aoahs Jamaica aai al waIssIss -
AeArs 80 AZ BrSokA CeG RaOAI, Ggllgs Frsa.
hsS'ns AZ AL connecting llo s!.a t1s as
the giS NsTt'A ' z WHITE SI9egse.sis<~
@ir.s 80. .aaas sassSlAL ARN ", lsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09
St.1mbuuts urS BaiIrcabs.
ID POR BOSTON. VIA BRISTOL

RRIST0L LINE. -.
For PROVIDENCE TAUNTON NEv BEDFORD. CAPg COO,
and al points Of eOmmunicaon Jas. I'D Norb.
The new ,Sj spesd steamers BRISTOL 'ne PROVIDENCE e.,s
Pier No 40 Norh River foot Of C.I,'i at daily sqOdsys
excepted.
Connecting with Steamboat Brpr,s' 81 BIS ~ 10 uTAs
With al tSe has'fi' A "S+hes
morning trains from that city 90. ~. A, a..
Tickets Rooms obnsi az Ohce % ne per lo w
Wesott ErpreS, Office so PARK places tickets 500 and va
gage checked through The oces Of Wsco'fs bfPfe V'@P
New. York and Brooklyn - -. p....s
Freight the rates ESpress FREIGHT ,g agss D
q arriving Ia Boston al 500 a. H. " b.lneo
W. IERs. Agent hrnrist hsoek5t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09
ATCTION, vow desirable

CIAMFORD-At AJClION, very ucSlldolV
- RESIDENCE within I've minutes Nsk Of the depot We shall sell
prc Ton o. the premises TUESDAY MAY u Al O'clock
the large gothic HOUSE South st. WoSsL, WIN
the contains 10 With every modern
convenience; marble mau furnace hot and cold Nate Dh 80
tonar ts washanis burglar sAm 1c Ac and Is
veil oty The attention Of gentleman wishing convenient sum
er esderce Also the dBs bng site 81 sut aer
adjoining Maps aui further particulars With HARDING
SMITH Stamford Al the Office u the auctioneers
MALLORY, BLACKWELL co. No. - Liberty It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09
Matbin,rg.

NOR SALE-A good. medium sized, fire-proot
SAFE Boston make. Apply at No. Bowling Green basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09

DE0PLES LINE for ALBANl-SteameI 81.
JOHN DREW.DBe Of these magndeat steamers leaves PES
No a. North River foot Of Ca.ai ever bNhalAG tSaa1
o'clock desiring tie cols all laues
frscsss hotel have their wishes grstd these ies aae
In Albany ample time for railroad taias North aai West
reduced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09
NOR N0RWALK and DANBURY DAIIY.-

The mboa NELLY WHITE leaves Per hQ % ii@ l4iN'
foot Markets. at 2t5 and ou foot Tint faI.s az eeea N.
connecting With Daubury and NcaarB Raajs returning sVss
NOrsalk m tie arrival u tie Daasiy aai N"iiA's-
TRIM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09
REAT REDUCTION IN rARGS.

From Pier o. North River loot Of jay s., ~ 2. ST.,
On and after MONDAY MayA -
To Boston (hrseass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09

70 m. y
$50 3 m HEgi Express Rochester Blfao. S,aniaei Dss-
kirk, anl all points South aBd West;
500 D. IN Bdy Traa or Susera sai informed ate stations
$50 kiGht Eygr, daily %, RosheseT Bu1so Sslnlsse
DunLrh ali points South b! this sleeping oaiess
will nnth 10 Cincinnati without chihgs
800 10. k3siJrgRt Train, daily, for The west
,pd SIS a m Ne a. sai i:l5 800 SIS. sai Il;pD o.
Wsnepisy BESisA TheItsr Tram Se'ek os Sf'n AL ss
mediate stlt.0a1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09

FINO LET-FOr the Summer, or a longer pc
Rod FURNISHED RBsIDBsCB, at West horIanis " rooms
e land vegetable garden choice ls
&C. Apply 10 b. BRroS Nos IA sad VA Churehs or on th
prem,es corner Of EAt heross esAon Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09

NIACHINERY.-PA MACHINERY Tor
WI SALE cheap consisting Of four Rag Engines "SaIte
Ror steam Engines Kinsleys Eugne Panps ranks fp9
sbsOpg Puies Huscrs and Miscellaneous Mehner, 9 rsp ia
Lr1 bAVISs MACHINERY YARD Nos O to ia hudsons Jf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-09
F b RAILWAY.-TRATNS LEAVE DEPOT

H foot OF ChsnbeTssL. PaYonis FeTy: -
ssOO Day Erps Rochester Baii!o ss5nase' D1sts
and all p0nts West and SOuth.
a Nay daily Cor otls snaHts- asias .tsao1a
Erpres for Buffalo Salamanca, Duaark. ssd 81
points West and South.
WayT Nililai0wa and iaeFnes'e stiseas
Way stopping only al StsEl Janet o. sft
sad stations Turner'S ~ PoT JerTis heNoafs aal w"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

We are glad to 80 that our cossopo4ary
has admirable elasticity Of spirits. He won't
b put under. We are glad TO see that he
can eems 70 the surface Of the recent dsluss
vowing that il isn't much off shower, and
with disposition to Be facstious. For be 10
facetious. He has quit his great forfeit
nance, and is bending his great talents now
TO decision Of the relative oratorical merits
of Col. Leighton and Mr.. Hinsr. He de-
clares for Hiner. He has two reasons for
this preference. The FIRST il that little sheep
story OF Leighton's. Our contemporary can
see the point to the story now and that the
young buck should be chosen-that il wha,
hurts. The second reason 10 that, our cotem-
porary wants to concillate Hiner. He h.l
an absurd idea that he can get Hiner to dc
his stumping for him the next time he is Z
candidate; and he knows that infinitely bet.
ter speeches would then be made than Clag
EFT ever makes himself. Hs would have bet.
tor crowds and hold thsm better than our
contemporary did in his recent canvass. If ouI
Contemporary really has notion Of this kind
We hope he will beg Mr.. Hiner's pardon q
once, and never submit the proposition Il
him. He will saYs himself the pain Of 70
| fusal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

II il { satisfaction 70 know that ~ ass NOT
entirely dependent upon travelling companies
for evening OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES our fair
city posses ses in it's different circles and 60
cieties 90 large and divsrsifed talent for
music and artistic display. To night, at the
Baptist Church, " are promised treat that
will compare favorsbly with any thing 10 the
way Of music. The Choir will be assisted BY
ssversl Of our best singers. With Mr.. Schuler,
who will preside q their new Organ, yos
can't fail to hear the best Of sacred melody.
Tho Sabbath School will sing ~ chorus;
Jssus Of the Sea; and chorus Of Five Con.
cords. A. SCHUYLER, Director, will sing the
famous Das Kirchlsia, or Little Chapel, a
hear which 10 alone worth the admission.
These, With several other beautiful selsc-
tons, will afford very inviting entertain
ment. We feel safe in predicting that . larSs
and appreeiAsive company will b. present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

Pnos. Nixoa's LicfraE. TO - ~
nearly 20 many - there skcald hsss bsss .
he AtAeneum last evening 70 hsaf the -
tars Of Prof. Miaor. Hs has broAg4 la1ls
raa.srch and vide lsassisg = Sheillne lcs
snd subellishueas q he theme. Asd -
.,vee il narrow compass the laboss Of aAsy
Aslaonomefs
His illustrations By tho old Of tAs ssess
EASTERN, axs clear, forcibls and esegass, -
nseh supssioe y nschAsiaat - AseA
Hs 1iyss ) u1isss To- - - = -
youne ellis ssd ~ body Fs5dsg slesfssoa,
= 3 o'clock, and ! lsctsrs ia.ths evening.
Adniesion 70 ~ matinee, for young and old,
IN cssts; 70 ths lecture u NJ svsn'ss'
twsaty-6vs cents.
We hope there will b. large attendance
on both occaaioss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

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49, 49,. - s.1 -. - - p. ...
-. u. n !. '.s,s A : 81. ID 81 r-.
- -. - - = 4 -
81. ~ =. -. w.
49,. .-.. ~ ,...at - = .,..sa., 80.
A-..-s - 1890 ......,. \ Ips...sr.-.
--... q. .-s- i. = - r.
~ !. = =. -.
- -
~ asosns = II. ninsf fsed
To following original peen, which oeossAs
down Ne q -.
y well ess1sy - .svs ssssn yosf 'ssi
rae,
y 80 ~ - "a So.s s'se'
WeDse - = = y. ~
TO - 80 = - - s - q -
We Wat yes 9 asew = v.n = uee,
ANA W. % ssss.'si = w Dsys D'ue.
They give = - esasos' - - yesns'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
Men VIII be Dupss.

Notwithstanding the fact that newspapers,
al over the country, have chronicled innu-
merable instances OF deception by the conf
dence game and Notwithstanding the thor
ough and wide spread circulation given to the
different plans BY which the game has been
successfully executed, there are to-day in
this community, as we'll ~ in many others,
men who, through unvariness and boundless
stupidity, allow themselves to be duped and
victimized BY confidence swindlers.
We have been called upon several times.
during the past few months, to record seve-
raj cases Of this kind which have occurred in
our city, connected with which we're facts
that vent to prove, beyond the question Of .
doubt, the perpetrstor to have been, in near
y every instance, enc and the same individ-
ual. We are called upon TO note . repeti-
ton Of tho same game, carried -, however.
in different nsnnes, aud in which it seems
there was an accomplish.
At an early hour Tuesday two men, whom
10 will designate q Nos. ! and 2. were walk
lux OUT A0Iu 6bES0es Al tUO COVIVO Vi kQGtF
perambulation they met third party whom
No. recognized, and accosted him with an
inquiry concerning some furs which he
claimed to have purchased. No. replied
By saying that the said goods had been
shipped, and that there was balance Of
81 90 due on them. . No. then turned to
No. and stated that, in addition to this,
he had . bill Of $50 90 70 pay It another
place, and requested the loan Of sos 90, de-
posting Is security, 10 the hands Of the lat-
ter, . check on . st. Louis bank for
$500 90, telling him that it would be cashed
u any Of the banks in this city when they
should open. No. 2qaistly drew from his
wallet the aforementioned snm, which
constituted the contests Of aid wallet, and
placed it in the others hands, takias into
his possession The cheek for 41eoo 90. Nos.
l and 2 then continued shsir walk until thev
arrived ct the silversnith- shop of r. B. Nc
Larnine, whore The former stopped sad leh
for repairs watch and chain, which, in The
9shl Of tho latter, vsrs eold. The tve tAsn
separated, No. stating that be would rsssrn
In tho course Of an hour 70 get Lis watch aud
the balance due him on the check. No. ,
vas on hand promptly at the appointed time,
but No. failed TO make his appearance, and
mp TO the present tine has not been heard
from. No. 2 presented the check at one of
our banks, but failed tor get it cashed. He
also discovered, on going to the silversmith
shop, that the watch which had been left
thers, 70 b spssioss and almost worthless
ard after : careful review Of the transaction
Iseiixed that he heo besn victimi1ed to The
taas Of SOS 90. This little experiences hav-
Ing coa him . rourd sun, u one which, 10
y Dsebabiity, b will not soon forget.
:. -. Since wyiting.tAs shove " learn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
the Deston Wsol Markst.
- he Adysrtjesy Of Friday.

The receipts Of wool for the week have been
s.s2l balss a domestic, against 1873 bales for
tia corresponding wssk Of last ysar.
This sais Tor IL pesa vess foot sp 70 $4,000
ibs, which . ~ tim Asy prsvious week this
sseson. IT, inactive condition of he market 10
owing partly . The eesassssss Of the national
sssslise, bsl nsss = : ssriAesat nsssy market
snA - Arnass q holders. 60all salss have been
nsAs - ~ wssk q eas y ~ osots pr ID BE-
lov ~ hllAeee Yaass u lass month, and The gen
- oeoo Of IL nastse 10 ~ AYn than few
weeks eso. But holdsn gsossslly bslisvs thai
ths nils VII nssA tAs present stock Of wool before
another clip IL taken o3 and they are not dspossA
70 nsst ~ views Of bsyess, o. o6sr thsa such
concessions = will warrant tho investment Of
money Il extssms rates Of interest," The stock aa
many Of The mills d ven reduced, and IN actiss
demand d looked fsF nsxt osnth. Several large
buyers have been In the mAsket within the past
swo dsys, snd sonc 01sfs hsvs been nsde, but
they wore not satisfactory TO holders. Combing
wool sastains full prices, and thses 10 gosd in
quiry. Sales have bssn nads ct 800 for domestic,
and al delisHbs lots ass now held at that hsars.
PulIsd wool ars wanted, end the market h lrm for
both extra and super. The demand for medium
and ane Aescs has bsen hight; and the sales sener-
ally have besn In small lots.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
Prom III. Cedar Valley Times.

GrrAr ExcrrenESr- NO fusersl, every
body slad Of it, no sympathy. no mourners,
friends I'll run avay, corpse left in the open
ar u hours, horrible bafbarity-Ihs Guilty
Person Found PROF. Isaacsen il the man
Who has invented the great "Sure Pop .
certain death TO rats, mice and reaches; no
smell OF dead rats; they I'll leave their holes
to die, and hence no dissgreeable odors about
the house. All other rst killers are going
out OF use. .sSure Pop. '.Sure Pop is Oil
the 70, and IS cents will buy box OF the
genuine.
Nessrs. Burnhams Ivan Setback, Whole
| sele Dvsasists, is Lake street, Chicago, Gan
srsl Axsnes for the Northvea. A. laacsen,
10 Fuifon street, New York City, Proprietor.
2l-d1tawzw&wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
s.n.r., ara.s ana A,s ra.sly.

0OAoRot 0B06b ooo A1oR 0.ss1s
We wers shown yesterday b Mr.. Aarri-
man, Salesman Of the National Art Associa.
ton, steel engraving Of Gen., Grant and HE
family, published BY Messrs. Bradley 4 Co.,
Philadelphia. As portrait Of Gen. Grant, it
il the best We have seen. Each ono Of the
group is pronounced an excellent likeness BY
those competent to pass ~ opinion on this
score. All that We vouch for here, is that
each in an artistic point Of view, il cspitally
executed, without flaw or fault The picture,
- i. 10 nnexceptionably good, will command
universal commendation. Il il executed BY
John Lastain, the eminent artist, from Vim.
Cogswell's painting Of Grant and his family,
which is now In the GsnerArs pArlors q
Washington, and was painted = an expense
Of $4,000.
Mr.. Hartman will remain ID the city fol
several days, and will give The people 81
opportunity Of seeing and Subscribing for il
Il il worthy Of . place upon the wallis ofevsry
dwelling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

By Telegraph OHIcAso. Nov. il.
catus-In better request and shade frnsr: not que-
tsby higher Receipts 3le head; sales is3 bead Al
S00o for Texan steers and good even ship
ping bssvss.
Hoss-Activs, and At opening holders realised full
figures but a the soss prices settled down per
100 psunA and closed a. 1907 q fbr good 70 shoes
demand about equally divided between shippers and
psekes Receipts sss hss6; salss Of 3ol $50
for ssnnos TO faaf;f 1sos lbr sosl % choice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

AIvm Is1aLIlssscs.-Ths only depar,
tsrss yesterday wsrs the Lucy Bsrtram aud
the Davenport
The Rob Boy II Ne old line, and the Tom
Jsspsf Of the Whits Collar line. will be the
regular packsts Il q. Leois this morning at
o'sjoek.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

new York r,naness..

Dy telegraph Hsw YoaA. Nov. IL
Monsy--KAsy st Per cent on call.
stsritng-etsAdy At oLSok
aoi4-opsnsd at ts,k, closed a sax.
0overnnsnts dull, but olg,
Coupons Of 81 1894; ~ sADX; "a eAG7; ~
1ok: new ss<o11 81 e7<6l0; 'oe l04HH; 10 10.
t2L
etocks weak aud settled.
$50 pricss-W U IS ~; E.ie 4141x;TA wis
oh R loiH 0a;HW io7NDh 81 Paul osx n7o
pfd s21f13.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

noO Il0Y, Arrives on Saturday ani Msdnes-
11y. = 9 s,sleel 2. =. sns Dspafs'oa A'''''
AuDY JOHNSON, Arrives % Sunday
e.l 1hursdag, = Z o'clock P. n, and Dsparts -
$500 - 1se6a9s 9 -.
a1O1 bH19AA1 Arrives on Tuesday
ed Friday, st ?. N, aud Departs on Wednss-
Day sd Saturday, u .. n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

.AIa AaoauSp rim Ws.In NJ is the title
u - advertisement that sypifes the univer-
~ d@aand fes /" 1arsaa'a Vegetable Hair
Rab11satiss." shish took tho highest prem
ian oses III eoapetitoss, at the N. B. State
gais, 10 s0e.-ladiaAspolis Joswnal.
hkvlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

You viii End the most complete stock Of
saaDlsA ad hncy Dry goods. sverydepartment
fa1, end ~ lowest prices, 1t the popular
house Of II. N. Bostwick, 81 Main street.
.1l2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
LnB OOUnrv.

We viii publish the official vote Of the
seMH n ~ = NO. Thus much il or
eiAls
Tn majority for Seymour In the county IL
1e1.
TAs Dajosity Of Dosrr for Clerk over Stem
pal b 7o7; over both Sssmpel and Blackburn
10 $40.
BlAoibarn got 1sS votes 10 the county.
The majority aeainss The suffrage amend
n1ots i 1O01.
WEsisfs (Rep.) majority for Recorder il
~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

hoas new ana desirable goods received
this day, = H n. Bostvick's. 10 dress
goods moro Of those elegant heavy Corden
0ssossan Cloths. aad French Poplins, in
beautiful oAodeo. ll-2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

Tas largest end bsss assortment Of goods
q the lowest possible prices u the boot and
shoe stass 4 ~. p. Upham, Main street,
.sar NnA. Ladies' shoes and CATERS in
sndln vasiel9.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

D. @. LowaY, Of the News Dep,t, brings
u Gs1V's Lads Book for December. The
sumter d . gsn the illostl ations beautiful.
90 y Lowuy's and ~ il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

Tn dossn Cerssts q great bargains, only
one dollar 5of : good fitting Corset. For
low prices, 90 70 the live house Of H. N.
Bosawick. 11-2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

OUs esteensd friend D. <. Smith, Assist.
ant eapesia1sn1ssA Of The T. p. and ". b. b.
eallpa @ ~ yesterday altsrnooa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

Ou1 thanks are due Mr.. Haines, Of the
Rapids InDssssmsats, Tor repeated favors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

Mr.. b. q, Worrall Assistant Civil Eogin-
- M Illinois River Survey returned to
he sisy yeslssday aftsr On absence Of sever
slvseks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

Tn sntiquassa and superannatsd struct
.-arJa ~ - Of ~ 0ats City building is &c
30 fjhovDd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

Another los.of 6as cloakinss, hoods, nu-
bis, seasfi, gloves and hosiery Of oil kinds
- low . can Be had anywhere, u Foster .. p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

Wssa ysu ars il want Of any thing in the
Inns q dotAiaa, oall % ysncill, Jonea
&ce,s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

PIscs sooda and gents furnishing goods,
Of eyery imaginative style, q Vencil', Jossl
4 Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12
N. Lows AAfaAa.

u. A0ub0 ~ 00
n fsisxrsphl D. Levss. Nov. IL.
noue-Hirn; good chipping demand; not quotsbly
AisAsr spring and fall supss a = - - extra DO %
800 -.
wha.-Prias 10 strictly prime rsA and fan 81 40
o. choice 70 ansy DO u 1oD12; No spring Is eSos
No - 81 lsoio
Corn-Hrn~.
oses-yirn aud higher; % Dbs.
Bsrisy-S2 foG25 for fancy Ninnesots ssd Missouri
Rys-1nn st q lool7.
Pro,isions--Last Of old stock e.ossd out prices
changed.
II. Leuas Cattle m arket.
~ telegraph 81. Louis, Mo-, II.
o1s-paoksrs generally ready for work, bnt supply
Is insueis.s heavy ma, be quoted at Is 81 %;
other grades 6H1.
CatHs-Duil at sA46.
sew uora market
By Telegraph Nav YosH. Ny, IL
Tiour-saes Of super western at Is s0b7; extra do
- 20 - rs. closing quiet.
wheat-Dul,; No q 81 81. 5; No 81 ASS; whts
Michigan ~ 90
Barlsy-Msrs setive and nrm; ftats S. Canada west
sen $3.50
Rys-Duil aud nominal.
Oats--Hsayy At 10 for western sfoat.
Corn-DulI; 81 I4,<sls1f for sonnd mrod western
Pork-Qaiss and steady; "a 10 for old asss.
Besf-Dull and dropping
Cut y sats-Unehanged.
Eacoa-Q aist and steady,
Lard Dull lesssi7 for fair to prime stsam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-12

lnsursnes snd Rsat 1ntsts Aren't,
aSr Cor Main end Fessth sts.

EOR SALE.-Lots and 2, in Block AZ,
u ksid's Addition. Price 90 nr each lot
Also, Lot TO- Block i9d, on Conssft 6aSsse bst~sen
l3aA and iith SITS. Title perfect. Price eA01,
Abo. Lot 8, half or Lot FLOCK - in KI6n1rnes Adj
dttbn to Ksokuk with one story fr~ms dwelling con.
ne three cslsS cistern stable sad the best
variety Of frnt to be found In this city tbs
quantity n land This property was form ery occupied
By r. . Ward. Titls peFfses. friee q ,ooe.
Enquireof H. y. TIM A1OK, sy
anglo Corner 9Th and Main