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NpItf41t t,iTA Elm SeutiAer Mann BON nittiern Sakren
VIi"Di uto (s9re Joalie) gum Ct nj in eiue Yri-
pat-6amiie. Gs mnB be Se~Eautlung ppn YierSeu Wctt serte-
ben. Ut. g. Ottoman,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-14


The notes OF the following Banks are thrown o,
" the Bankers If this city.
Bank IF Aurora, West Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, Equality, +"
State BANK, Shawneetown,
Amer. ExchaDg Bank, Raleigh. "
Corn Exchange Bank, Fairfield, "
Bank Of Raleigh, Raleigh, /"
Bank If Commonwealth, Robin.on, Ill.
Southern Bank Illinois, GRANVILLE.
GRANVILLE do do
Bank q Quncy, Quincy.
Bank OF sou nern Illinois, Bolton,
Belly deere Bank b lvidere.
L4gaf e=ssfftyJ Bark farts.
Frontier Bank Benton.
Merchants Droysrs Bank, Joliet.
Kane County Bank, Genev4.
Prai IL S ate Bank, Washington.
Railroad Bank, Decatur.
Grand prarie Bank. Urbsua.
Bank n Eau Claire, Wise.
} Arctic Bank, Eagls Pint, Wise.
Morgan county Btnk. JAcksonyillS, I'll.
Farmers Traders Baak. Charleston.
CiiireIs Bank, Mt, Carmel.
Pile county Bank, 6rigsssi lie.
Bank of Chester, Chester.
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90 Nj nj T. RCIAI,
DAILY 6ATE CRY psyHE. I
kspkuk Mareh II.

DAILY GATE Cary pyrfes.l
| Keekuk, March IL.
FLoUR-superGnc,$ 81 90; spdug wheat, ~.
| ira, " 30, Fall wheat, extra, - Is.
BRAN AND SHORTS, SOTO SIS pcrloe.
eeHN-1S to TIC good demand.
BARLEY Spring 4oa45c
WHEAI.- In good demand. Fall 90 TO Loo
Spring re; choice do. so.
oA1b--17 to lsc.
HYE-3b 10 374 in good demand.
POTAToEs-l5 to Is by the load retail rs to3s.
GRoCFKIRs-Ncw Orleans Sugar, far 6ta7
prime n to s, clarified 9al0, crushed and loaf
Ito IL. holasses--plantation3 5 to 40c, S. II. 40
70 45, Goidsn Syrup, s5 to roc. ccfee-Kio I5s
to is. Java igto zee. Laguyra, to 10 to IT. Rice
6a6l.
soAP-Palm slc, Family Sac; German, fCin.
7ito7a.
cANDLKS--stsr Ito Is. stearina Ii, Mould
IltoI2,
LARD--8A 20; retail lie.
BUTTEk-Common n to 8. Choice l2.to Is ];
retail 10 to III.
LEATH EK--Sole Is to 2sc; Harness 274.
HiDEs-Dry 10; green, 4c green sheep petite
30 to Use; green hog skins25.
othy $sA TO 80; Baled do. $40 to sIl Retail, $ls
to ~
SEEDs.-Iungarian GraEE -25aaa4 TimetkY 81
Ito GO; Flax Seed, s0ao0.
sUNDFIEs = Onions, 80 to 65 Eggs Z to n.
Feathers. soc to s5c; White Beans, 10 to- SO.
FkUIT-Dred APPLES, i 10 to 1 Is per bush
Dried peaches, 81 90 to 13o; kaisins, 81 75to
90.
CHEESE--W X. loa1l Denmark 9 to 10.
BEEF-2Aa3c gross; Sc 10 Sc per quarter.
sHEEP-s7 81 70 81 90 b head.
H095.-Drsssed, So 90 t. s. Sc.
SALT A.,tl o to 40 per sack; Kanaw-
ha, 81 rs per bh!. Liverpool, 81 20a2 90 per
SAX. Lake 81 10 to 81 q p Dbl.
FISH--Mackerei, Mo. $40 to SCI y Dbl; No.
1910 70 SIT No.. $f2toSI3. White No. SISe
10 So rs u half Dbl. Cod Fssh 5to 6N h.
KAGs-24 to2Ac.
OLD IRpy-Ato ic per n Brass sto loo per
ib.; Copper Ia to lac per n.
Exes.EsE.-on Now York for currency, NOM
inal rate, per sent; for gold per cent. st
Louisa percent.
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PHOTOCR Apis
AND
EoaCoFEs

sINHE ande signed has received direct from the
! manufacturers ateieescolic Camera for the
purpose If taking StereograrAs Of Dnelliugs both
pubic and private, Family areups &C., DC; also,
new Iatterns Of stereoseop,c Boxes, showing
from 40 to loo views.
Lssenessos Of every variety neatly inserted in
Plain and Fancy Gases, Frames, Trays, &c, OF
every style.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Ii Q has al instrument
for taking " ftctures OF one person n Z
one sitting which enables hi i'm 10 take q large
number of pictures with dispatch and al very low
prices. All are respectfully invited 10 call ard
examine specimens h. ". BUELL.,
Rooms No. IS Main Il I'd door from lhirl-st,
dsrlHI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-14

IHg Nav sEcgesloNisT TARIFF. - The
Charleston correspondent Of tie n. Y. Times
says:
There IL some awful hari sw caring am Or z
tie seafarlng mfn concerning the operations
Of the new tariff. A captain from the FOR
RIGS State Of North Carolina was fined SlU
this morning because be violated some tech.
nlcality about landing a lot of cabbage
The james Adger, from the FOREIGN port Of
New York has only got "a deck load, al
though she haf been in port twelve hours
time enough under the old United States rys-
tenn to have completely discharged. Every
consignec must have '.perLit" and per-
mits are 30 very foreign that even Charles
tonians haven't yet got their eyes open.
suppose We Will get used to it, as We do ev-
erything, after while.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EaA- The q sing years o, ife are often rendered
wretchsd by ailments which trifing in them
selves. and easily cured If taken in time. fec
tiors If the liver somaeE, ard other organs con-
eerned in digestion, are the most frequent. They
naturally make the seH Fer nervous irritable and
com pianing, and r.latiyes ana friends forced
10 bear the bfunt Of their i'll humor The use If
liostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters will prove
an efacien. remedy for this evil. /; will not 90 y
streng hen the whois Physical organization, but
entire y cure the most cbstiEate cases of ndg es-
ton, diarrLnl, dyssntery, and liver complaint
The first by In the country loud il their
praise Ct this preparation. Another recom nenda-
tin ia that ii II paiatabla tnat it may be used
as beverage.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally sy
erywhere.
Sold by P.GiaBoss, A. J .WILKlHsos, BAkrLsr.
kAYY 4 Co., and j. T. WILKINSON.
March IL, '61-dtw
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"E call the attention Ut the bald and pray
~ 20 GEO. CAhus' HAIR TONIC. ihis un-
eqnhed preparation, which turns gray hair to its
original color, gives the haida beautiful head II
hair, removes the dansruf and itching from the
scalp, and causes anatural moisture to Hov from
the scalp, provided it Is used as hair dross
ing-it will prevent 1t from becoming premature
iy grey aud coming out. Those who love 10 aze
upon beautiful head Of hair should not be VITA
out it. Thousands testify it's great Ia erits but
We have no room 70 insert tn eli names.
dacaakw
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Vim. W. Fox, formerly Of the we'll
known firm OF c. BJiton, Fox 4 Livingston,
an old merchant OF New York, and President
Of the New York Gas Company, died on FRI
day evening at his residence at West Farms,
in the 18th year 81 hir age. lie was MEM
Der Of the Society OF Friends.
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j. III. BILLINGS.
New Dry Goods Store

No. o. MAIN-sT. BET. 2D AND3D.
| WILL sell for the next 60 days my stock of
J. Fall and Winter Gyods NJ = reduction Of 10 per
cent. FROM old prices. Parties wishing to make
purchased in my line will find il 70 their
" buy now, ~ wish 70 close out my Winter stock
aboat COST for he next 80 days. have con-
stantly on hand good stock OF Foreign q nd Do
me4tic Dry Goods, also fine stock Of Notions, no-
siery, Yarns, HeLtIemcn'e Shirts and Drawers. La
dies Hoop skirts-3O spring 81 10, IS spring I35.
A small stock Of Wall Paper It New FORK Cost
Gala examine tctc-e p.1sa.s.Ax. viii sell
~ per advertisement.
Janl6d2in r. M BILLINGS
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SCOTS ANlD ~lauiA.

~ II
g A. DUKE and w. Il. BARRETT having
1s formed a partnership in the shoe business
would ask s.-a-e Of the public patrona &c and
continuance OF the old custom OF the house.
We have concluded that In these hard times II IL
no disgracet TO work, and both being practical work
men, we will devote ourselves to the manufacture
Of custom work, thus guaranteeing good fits aud
honest work manship, ait il CUR interest to make
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand = we'll select
cd stoekof Eastern work, which viii be sold very
low. DUKE \ BAKKEIT.
0ct23i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-14

CTJ. r. Williams, ESQ.,, Treasurer OF the
Kansas Relief Fund in New York, acknowl.
edges the receipt 81 SlO,382.36 during the
week ending March LIST, 1861, to be applied
to the relief Of. the starving population Of
Kansas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-14

CT Young America Train OF Boston, now
residing in London, had an Interview with
the Right Hon. I. Miner Gibson, at the Of
fee Of the Board Of Trade, and submitted q
model for street railway 10 London.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-14

Envelopes! Envelopes!!
k1okIE-FOLlO, Oficial ,Consu lar, Lcgal Invoice,
n BANK, Document, Packet Post, Commercial
Post, Ball Ticket, Letter, Commercial Note, Bath
Pay, Note, Caid, and Drug Envelopes Of allstyles
and prices. just received at
OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.'S
City Book Store, So. Main-st.
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GA reckless fellow, sucking q cigar,
while making cartridges, at Jackson, Missis-
sppi, on the ION ultimo, dropped the ashes
into an open key OF gunpowder, which ex
plodsd, blew up the place, and nearly killed
four men.
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ET Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin are thus des
cribed by lady correspondent Of the Roch-
esEer writing from Springfield,
Mass, who sav the distinguished couple on
their way TO Washington:
Mr.. lila Min 10 in appearance one Of na-
turs's noblemen-the Webster mould-with
deep-se radiant eyes, genial expression,
and raven hair, though bis years number
some City odd; his dress and manner most
unostensstiDus. bnt in admiration OF .the
man. | mus. not forget TO allow OF Mrs. Fl.
what one lady is 10th 10 say Of another, that
shr is right pretly. From her youthful de-
meanor and Der husbands devotion she is
evidently second spouse. She ~ ''petite,n
With auturn hair and hazel eve. Her sun.
shiny smlle aud nnpreleniing manners can.
not but give Der iamiy all the happiness in
a domestic sphere that noner does in pub.
lilo career.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-14

Hon. Robert j. Walker, by . decision in
his favor in the AlmAdsn Mine case, hsa
%, OO0, 900 put into bis pocket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-14
CHE Cote Uitp.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAR. IA.
Hoard of sn.ervisorc.


The attention Of the Board On Tuesday af
ternoon and Wednesday, was occupied m oss
ly in examining and allowing claims. Nearly
all the bills presented have from 40 to SO per
cent. added to the original amount on 40
count OF the depreciation of County orders.
The Board voted to allow ten per cent. in :.
terest on funded orders, where they run two
years.
The Board will probably adjourn to-day.
inaugural Address n the south
The Inaugural Address OF Presiden, Lin
coin has received the universal approval Of
all Union men, not only in the North, but
also in the South. The Baltimore Clipper.
strong Bell paper during the last canvass,
remarks:
The Inaugural Address Of Mr.. Lincoln,
which We lay before our readers this morn
ing. is com.nendable for it's temperance and
conservatism. IL 10 firm In the nationality
OF its sentiments expressed and emlnently
peace.loving and conservative In its recon-
mendations. We heartily commend it as a
genuine Union nAarrrs worthy ut the fullest
APPRECIATION If -eYery- conservative u Hie.t+-
loving man in the South a. we'll IA In the
North, and not IN any way obnoxious to the
ultra but honest advocates Of Southern
Rights II Lincoln's inaugural il an augury
oil the character OF his Administration, the
country NAV be congratulated upon his cleo.
tion to the Presidency.
This cordial endorsement OF the patriotism
and prudence of the Inaugural, and OF it's
Unionloving spirit, 10 in marked contrast
with the carping complaint. and violent abuse
which the Message has received from many
doughface sheets OF the North which sh an, a
love Of the Union only in order more effectu-
ally to villify ito noblest defender.
Here right to our hand is a paragraph from
the Pennsy ivanian, q Locofoco sheet Of the
North, whose chief desire seems to be to
stimulate dissatisfaction and civil war:
What has MIR. Lincoln donep Less than
Congress. What does he promise? Moth
ing hut coercion. Will the Border States be
satisfied TO wait longer under delusive PROM
ises intended only to lull their apprehensions
while the chains are being forged with which
80 bind them hand and foot? If so, We will
give them credit for more patience than Job
was possessed Of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-03-14
DIRECT xMPOstTATIoc
II a r d w are and Cutlery.
$. w. & Ell. TUCK Err.

- q q w aE q II & ~ utter
$. w. & Ell. TUCK Err.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
have IN store, and are receiving their suppiie'
for the spring Trade direct from the err
theY o.ter TO CASH AND PROMPT TIM nuasEscu In
vorabe terms. l be stock being unusually larre
'hey eohhoen'iysoiieitan examination Of thesam
y W. s il. TUCKER,
Sign Of Red Paddock cor. Main i III ia.
Kcokuk, Marrh &. loto-daw
4 kks. PIehs. sAUtELs, 40, for bale by
- melsdA~ s.W. III. TUCKER.
EhiFfta-s nuKaE NAl ls. --tiool stock OF u,
~ sises for sale by s,W. II.TIOKER.
~tlIHE klFIta.--Narious qualities u Ss.yth
= hlnes aud sharponeas Tor sale by
aarehs-dd~ W.: 4 u. TUCKER.
n ELS 5HONELs.-- A large stock IL an.es
- sboyels for sale low by
l.arehs s.w.A II. TUCKER.
4 rhINDsG0NEs.-Ihe Borea t,l .nastones, II Va.
S.w. All .TuuKEn,
sign OF Red Paddock.
Marcn v. ,oO-dAw Cor. Main a adst
|. EsNUE NAILs.
l. FiAe I'd do
Flooring do
an ae do teaiinoh-s saperiorartiela.
Finishing do -
Barrel do
logatAaI Hith genera m IN OF OF her EAYIt
o1 the beimont brand, just received and for sak
Low oy ImchsI >. W. Ill. TUCKER
[ Nonh, GARDEN, q RUBBING and erhss rsoe.
- spades, snovels, Nattocks and Picks,
cythes, snAths, aud Grain Cracles
Cow-bells, Rakes and Corn plapter,:
cI, Trace and Halter Chains
.uttin boxes, Hay and Straw Knivss;
Hay, STRAW and Manure Forks;
And stock OF XEEUETEE n VDV pI
CUiLkhf n handxnd for sale Low by
mcnsaSw s. w ~ Ii. 1uGKER
TAEAN lsOOf~ TKU~A sfx,1sN9
"A NEW supply Of Tress Hoops OF the sizes
usually wanted. together with general A.
sortmentof Coopcrs Tools, just received ana ~,
sale ioW py s. W. Ii. TUCKER,
NSithE sToNES.-scythe Stones, of di 1ercn,
~ kinds In quantities to suit.
mayie g. w n IT. TUCKER
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=. MIC II O T. AS HOTEL
BROADWAY,
N EW YORK.

When completed, six years ago, tLest Nicholas
was universally pronounced the m ost ma gni fcent
convenient, and thorough y organized establish.
ment Of he kind on this continent
What it was then, it remains to -day-wirnour
4 RIVAL IN slzE, In suAPTU1usSESs, and In the
general elements of comfort and enjoyment
Tho Hotel has accommodations for zoe
guests, including 100 complete suits Of
aPn i'm nas for families
Six hundred persons can BIO comfort ably
seated al the tables OF its three public dining
rooms, I'D nothing that modern art has devised
for the convenience and social qualification Of the
travelling public has been omitted in It's plan, or il
neglected in 18th practical details
The early reputation Of the house at home and
abroad, derived from its magn tude, its superb an
pointmants, and Its aoMg-LIkE COMFORTS AND tux.
uRIgs, has been enhanced every year by the un-
weared exertions Of the Projectors.
TKEADNELL, MHIICOMB l. co
daca2d3m
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OLD nE>IALNaA ItA.N

OLD kE>lALNaA HACK.
/ 0ULD respectfully inform the citizens Of X co.
knk That have opened Tailoring Establish
meht on Main ST., between attn ard 5the within one
ioor Of Clark Leather Store, whore am ready 10
DO anything In my line with M atncss and dispatch
have secured he services OF my aid partner, J.
McEvitt late OF New York City, where be has been
cutting IN one IT The Fashionable Establishments of
thaic ity 50 that any one ihing the style will
please give a ca /.
ioaths and Boys Clothing cut in the latest New
York style, as havea full set OF Patterns from
the East JOHN FRAZER,
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PIANO FssK RENT.
4 FIRST CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO for
~ Rent, with the privilege oI purchasing al the
from the purchase money.
J. d. PATRICK, Agent,
Feblsd % Main-st
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AAAylNG xALOON.
IL DePEUGH has moved into the room
Ii. formerly occupied by Dinner, IN Sd st
Shaving and air-Cutting done with neatncss
and despatch.
A separate room is fitted up for Ladies and Child
rem.
Customers arc invited to call.
Mch6d
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We wosld AJAX r them fhefnre purchasing else-
where rrrrfaf HtfcntfUu ct Vert makers,
Dress makers, and ii who want Machines for Ii ehr
manutacturing purposes.
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7Nn Bills. DAYTON ALE just received and
4OOfor sale by STAFFORD MCCuNE.
N..rr.. Z. /. IL.
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Singers No. lka Standard Shuttle Marlin

both OF very general application and capacity. and
popular IN the family and manu- actery. Prices
reduced. respectively from $I35 aud $50 to 500
and 500.
SINGERS NO. 3 STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For Carriage-makerg and heavy leather work
Price, complete, vi25.
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The singer Machines

Make the interlocked stitch, which IL the bes
stitch known. They are of great speed, easily uu
dersfood, simple In structure of great durability
adapted to the heaviest and lightest goods are iii
ishei in the most perfect manner, may be used fol
several years without requiring repair and il they
do not give entire satisfaction the money will bs
refunded.