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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30
Notice Of Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given, thst the co-rartncrship
~ doing business ~ aux city, Iowa, under tho
Arm name Of Bos1cr Il II edges, has by mutual con-
Sc mt been this day dissolved.
James " Boslcr assumes fhe pavmentnf all inc
liabilities of said firm. aud collects all debts due
the same. JAMES w. ioslhh.
CHARLES l.. HEDGES.
Sioux City, Iowa, Maya, lot4-3w
A SELECT school will b." orentd about the
~ first of May, under the care Of A. II. Wright
aud taught by some compete ut Instructor II ovid
ed sufficient 'nducemsSt is offered l., these iniercs-
ted. The object will be 10 prepare lEpils fer Il"
High school. limited number only will lie ad-
mitted. Apply soon.
A. Il. WRIGHT
Sioux City, Feb. lAh, 1861 3w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30
CHICAGO, IOWA g. NEBRASKA
49, ,i; - :: 81 !. :.......:;.s

Air Limo
G. s - $50 { $50:
OPEN TO MARSHALL!!-l6l Mks
" rest of Mississippi rirer, and 29O
miles vest ct Ch,cago-The Shortest
and Quickest Route Jetueen Chicago
aad Central Iowa-No change Of Cars
or Bayyaqe betucen Chicago and Man.
shaii-Good Stepping Cars on all niyM
Trains Jetwcen Cedar Rapids and
Chicago-F'are as Low as by any other
route Time betueen Des Noines aud
Chicago only q hours!
Marshallis twelve miles farther due west a less
distance by stage from les Mones, over A much
batter road and IA miles less distance ly rad TO
Chicago than Grinneli.
Passengers and Shippers are invited to examine
this line beore they credit the srerreSe n,ations
OF the NJ. 4 III and X. /. Lane, that they are
the ''only short, quick reliable. 10 change I'll Cars
Line from Central Iowa to Chicago. From and
after Monday, April 90, 1868, Trains will rLras
follows:
Going Eost.-Night Exprcss,eaves Ma~slallat
$50 NJ. on arrival Of Stages ire III Des Moil.s
Cedar Rapids 700 +. M; Clinton ll:lO =. n, and
arrive ia Chicago next morning in time for all
morning itains going north OF east.
Day Train leaves Marshall at 5 a. m -. Cedar
Ra pids at 80 a. m, ami arrive at CliutuIat4 40
j. m. Passengers t" Clinton by Tins traincan
take Night Express for Chicago, remain until
next morning at $50, and an i've in Chicago at
$50 p. lii.
Going West--Night Express leaves WelsS,
Depot in Chicago at s: 80 in the evening; Clinton
$40 a. M; Cedar Rapids : 90 a. darri,e at
MarSlallat lul5a Ia. Passengers leaving Chi.
cago on this train at S.30i the evening arrive ia
Des Moincs early next evening.
bay Train leaving thicagr at 8 a. m. arrives at
Clinton at p. IN. Leaves Clinton at 9:,o A. m
Cedar Rapid, $40 p. m, and arrive at MarsLall
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30
Sioux city, Omaha. Council Bluffs
Nebraska city, PlattxmOuth
and NrOwMvllle.

To the Directory proper viii. .e added an appen-
dix containing all the necessary information in re-
gard to Territorial and State Governmen Mt of Ne
hraska and Iowa also, Of the Government of the
different cities, their Churches Journals Associa.
tons. Educat"na al Interests, Railroads, Steamboats,
&c, &c 1t will contain further. the names Of all
county officers, postmasters and pCot Offices in Ne
braska.
This Directory will facilitate business at home
and abroad. 1t will be an easy book OF reference
for the Wholesale Merchant in the large city. aud
for the retail dealer the interior. As such it will
fnrn .sh excellent advert jsng medium. it will
be found at every station. business house, and the
leading hotels between Chicago and st. Louis in
the East and Salt Lake City in the West. 1t will
also contain the different roads and dstan sto the
Gold Rec IONS Of
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30
Sioux City & Fl. Dodge
STAGE LINE.

vI>HES we'll established and popu-
4Sss.sS,- t,--.e lar line is now running a Fri
EZsLA-l-wsekIy Stage between Sioux Cityand
Fort Do.g". The whole route is furnished with new
Concord Hacks Of tn. most comfortable character,
and stocked with Observation-Disclosures dl ivers
are expe renced and attentive.
The stations on the route are comfortable and
we'll supplied witt, everything which conduce
to the comfort Of the traveller.
Aus one going t. North western Iowa. Nebraeka
DakDi, from the East-or from these places East
and desiro4s of economiz!nc DO; time and money,
VIZ best consult their own interest ~ travelling 10y
4Iis route.
~hfdule Of TsC,e.--Lea@ing Sioux.City
~ Ntanesdays aid Fridays OF each week.
,ana .~~Fi Dodge thefoilo~ing Tuesdays, Thurs
rrixa a., ~rdays. connecting there with the
tys and SH, w. "9 '%"i'i'so al oo'h oeaar
ages running t.
'alIsa ard N,r-ha,lt Mondays, We tuesdays nd
Leaving Fort Dodge 'f'e d. SIOUX city lie
fridays of Each week. A, ~hn sa'sHdays, con
81 ing Tuesdays, Thursday aahdaii omaha
ecting there with Stages for Fol-,
nd Council Bluffs. >atsehf'
JAMES J. OGG. Agent for Pr,
Sioux City. jan 29th, l56i-3m"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30
Upper Missouri Directory
une 22,1S5S
A. GRONINGER

rTNHE subscriber will publish in az short time
i as the work can be done, The Upper Mise
souri, Directory, containing a General Direc
tory of the citizens. together with Business and
Copartnership Directory of the Cities Of
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30

M Tin and Jaranned Ware--a good assor tine MT
always on hand which Is made in tho most durable
manner. Also, Eve Troushs, Conductor Pipes, Tin
roofing, &c. CHAS. IA. sMIlh.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30
Thrilling Tales and Novelties

Are tn" best published anyv here. All the most
popular "mIio, cd to write piualy l.r
''i'cttr>nu In 1864. addition +" lis usual qnuI
titN of short stories. four rIlLInal Copyright Now
el is Will Oc -iNru. ry Ann ) >trplmI-. lila l., d
man, frcnk Lee hcncdj,t and the author OF ~ LIE
No. nj - L..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30

For Sale, .a. ...
A GOOD seconad Ind STOVE. Enquire atthe
II Post once. Nv
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-30

with, our large cities, and more can have
occasion to go abroad for their work,
when they can be served at home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
n,r,eslng . De|ash.

K10oUD8 - Oks
That to be fresen 70 death must b.
frightfal torturs. many would consider
certain from their own experience Of the
effects Of the cold. Bat here We fall into
the usual error sf suppoaisg that the suf-
fering will increase with the energy Of
the agent, which could only be the ease
If the sensibility continue the same. In
tense cold brings on speedy sleep. which
fascinates the senses, and fairly beguiles
men out Of their lives. The most eurieu
example Of the seductive powers Of the
cold, il to be found in the adventures Of
the botanical party, who, in Cooks FIRST
voyage, were caught in snow-storm on
Terradsl Fuego. DR.. Solender, by birth
. Swede, and we'll acquainted with the
destructive deceits Of : rigorous climate.
admonished the company, in defiance Of
lassitude, to keep moving on. "Whoever
sits down." said he, Evil sleep. and who
ever sleeps, will perish" The doctor
spoke as a sage, but be felt as . man. In
spite of the circumstances of those he in
structed and alarmed, he was tho frst 70
lie down, and die. The same warning was
repeated . thousand times in the retreat
from Moscow. Alison, the historian, to
try the experiment, sat down in his gar
den At night when the thermometer had
fallen four degrees below zero, and 60
quickly did the drowsiness come stealing
on, that he wondered how q soul Of Ma.
poleon's unhappy band had been able to
resist the treacherous influence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
New Ysrk Market.

NEW YoRK, Feb IL
Cois"n-Duli and heavy and lc lower. 81 for midsns
upland
flour-lies,y ssd shade lower 7o6Ds as for extra
stateinside Tor inferior 25a7 Is for extra H. o..
s s 30 for Trade Rranda market closing heavy
Nhiskey-Ratlier nrmer last evening At Sssessc
wheat Moderate demand and shade easier. prices
sa9l 60 for Chicago Springisside for inferiorl 81
al d for Milwaukee Club; esal " for Winter Red
Western
Cornopened DALI hnt closed with better demand and
nier' prices - fer Shipping Mixed Western in store
This is refused.
oats-Quet aud steady at sa9gi for Western, chiefly
at 0oc.
Wooi-Quet and firm
Petroleum-shaie easier, crude 2els9se refined in
qond 4s951.
PorkFirmer and fair demand II p for mees 20 l2i<
go Is for old Dr. q 20 for do; 10 o0ls 90 for old
and new prime; ~ 0aa0 50 for prime mess including
choic lily do at - 80. Ako 800 bbls new ,ness fr
March at - 25; 1000 bbs do m February at sellers OPP
ton and q ioo blls DO for March at q 5G bbls old
do for March, buyers option at 20 T5
Becf-Sfeady with fair demand
Gut MeatsIn good demand at slae,xc for shoulders:
u15Gsl3r for hams; beef sides In fair request
Dressed Hogs-Firn ut az l0lA for Western
LardFair demand sales Of 40 bbls At laRl33< In
cluding small parcel very choice 1t 1877.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
By TELEGRAPH.
FROM WEST VIRGINIA.

Meets o. tAs Rebsl 0snssfiPtisn kav.
Headquarters Department Of
Western Virginia, Feb. IL.
Captured private letters from persons
within the rebel lines contain much Gu
rious and interesting Information in rela-
ton to the serious difficulties resulting
from the enforcement Of the rebel con-
scription law. These letters tell Of daily
encounters between citizens and soldiers.
Some of the papers refer to cases where
the encounters have been attended with
loss of life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13

IA were fer WlAAers.U
.TArg iaioss lkisg, aos 3 sl.inks hat
- mach indimts b State Of reAnsmsnt,
an1 Gorgeous eondishun Of sosisty, = )
soliSertus psrlitsness toards unprotsktsd
feeail widders. i i Batifal e behold |;
il u IKE the Elefhat holdis An unbrel
ovsr white mice in Z shower its like .
big oks tres lifting % II il arm the ten
der vine; il i ike the Leviathan drink
ing Up creek Of wsser jest tsw let some
Individual Who is in hurry, pass over
drishod. Barbaryans don't kno how 70
protek . widder.
i ) wilder i young and rich, il Is )
kind Of moral jswty tsw protek them il
they are getting along in yeers, and short
ost for money, it il blessed privilege.
The man who dos his duts toards wid-
dsTs, wont in no wizs lose his reward
There Amt no excoose for neglectisg
them /; evry good looking man kan spare
sum Of his time from the busum Of his
familee to cumfurt and sustane the droop-
ing wilder. These remarks are hove to-
gether, not 10 . spirit Of complaint that
widders are left 10 60 to ruin in Duchess
county, not emmy. Feliow-citisens, don't
let the whispering tnnge Of many persons
who amt judges Of widders detur you
from devoting some Of your valuable time
TO these mournful sisters it il dute You
own yure own wives, for no one can tell
how soon tia may be widders. l hev
dun-if / have aucceaded in avak eninO
one individual tn . sense ov his dute.
ia this glorious work, or hev strengthen
ed the girt ov eoy who air now pitching
in. l shall feel like asking the widders 10
make me 4 life member ov their scotia
and request them to send me koppo ov
their resolutions paced At their next
meeting- josh Billings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
Especial to Times.
Rebel Vessels in Chinese Waters---1rit-
ish Completely.

New ork, Feb. IL.
The Tribune says letter from our
London correspondent contains some pre-
else information on point of Importance,
which, as yet, attracted little or no atten.
ton. The news, in a nutshell, is, that
at his moment there is feet of six reb-
ell war steamers in the Chinese waters.
These vessels were fitted out in England
and Sherrsrd Osborn, an English naval
captain, recruited among the officers and
men of Her Britannia Msjesty's Navy.
They we're under contract to the Chinese
Government, but when they reached
China disagreement arose between o.
born and the Chinese authorities, and the
vessels were not delivered, but thrown on
the market and sold at auction, Osborn,
ofticers, crews, guns and all to Jefferson
Davis. Il is not unnaturally intimated
that Osborn had some slight expectation
OF reaching this result when he left En-
gland. Funds for the purchase are said
10 have been provided in part By the pur.
chase of the rebel ram in the CLYDE.
There are now but few American ships
in East Indian waters. and it is thought
probable that this fleet, in company with
the other rebel pirates, may be destined
to attack San Francisco. In order to
show their respect for British neutrality,
the British crews take an oath of natural
izaton as citizens Of the Confederacy
when the flag changes. If, therefore,
San Francisco should happen to be burn
ed and plundered, John Bull washes his
hands OF all responsibility.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13

Paintings and other works Of art
from New Orleans the collections Of ex-
ploded millionairss and refugee aeces-
sionlsfs--are coming to New York for
sale. Some Of them have been stolen by
greedy Union officers or camp followers,
and have recently been disposed of Il
great bargains. Others are more leeiti-
mately exposed in collections. and will
bring full prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13

Il have changed nay mind Inspecting them from
the first, excepting ~ think katef VI that whi n
began fhEking veil uf REy- HEsEf WAkB BGEs
The TFuch~- = stza II life 10 Ilse.
PRoT. EpsAED NeErE,
Pres Hsaljit1a CslL-e. Clinton. n. Y.
For THREAT Troubles they arr a stScinc.n
N.P. WILLS.
Too faverabiy kBown 10 iseed cos, n af.istion."
Hos CRAl. A. PHKFs,
Prs. Mas. Senate
Contain ~ Opium Bor ANYTHING iajurions-"
In A. A Haas, Chemist Bs.tsa.
AN s@eEzs' combination for cDaxhs.r
Dh g. " RiGFGov Boston.
Il recommend their 70 Pubic Speaker
REv. Z. u. CaaFTx.
Most ssiat2ry rslief in Bsenehiti4-
Rtf. e rEEsssitp Merri-tovn. Ohio.
@fery n14ctai shen snseTlbg fr{gn Colai..7
REs. :. ) T. ANDERSON 81. Louis
ase~i ssssnt s<is the ds-tr e.eng lssr breath
ing yecalsaf Asthma
R.v. A. C. Es0tEsroS. Ssw York
They haze suited NY Gaze exactly, relieving nay
throat % tia, osala siag with eAsa
bUca4Rss
ciafjetes Frensh Parath Church. Montreal.
A. there ifit4t be ai1n the genuine
JAn&Slnao.i law
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
New York Money market.

INV HUkxs fep IL.
Money very easy at eNS7c
Sterling exchange duh al 1T4lS.
Gold quiet; opening 59l& and closing duh at spl1N
5ek
Government stocks hrmer, and active demand.
u y 6s 'ef coupons i0s(Dll0.
Stocks stronger.
$40 coupons 1861.
No y dsls c 1895 Harlem lOas<; Eric 1lai6 do
pfd lok Hudson 1aCtx reading 1925. II Us; e4l:
gtd fa1 c Scrip 13l; @ p ll& GaIena Chi iii:
I3elf c&RIllT1T PFtwk $751;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13

Mr.. La Baume "a dentist, We sup
pose. recommends brushing the teeth
with vinegar daily till the tartar disap-
pears; after that use a powder Of char
coal ADD tincture Of rhatany, which will
prevent its recurrence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13


The - e. IL Csliiurdia Qs5sksilvsr
Mining enpaay came up in the 6uPreme
Court to-day, and W set Sos : hearing
on the 90th. The mines are now worked
. : osatsact 70 pay the Governnsnt one
third Of the proceeds, and ID the event 81
. decision In favor Of the United States,
The company y to give psaeeable pos
session.
There seems to b no difference Of
opinion among the Senators that the re-
cent election Of : Senator BY the Kansas
Legislature was premature and therefore
invalid. A resolution will shortly be in
troduced in the Senate defining the Con-
stitutional provision with reference TO
such elections.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
Newark, N. j., Feb. IL.

A very superior and elegant set Of
horse equipments for Gen. Grant has been
completed by Mr.. Geo. Peters, Of this
city, and are now on exhibition previous
to being sent west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!,

QATCHEf.oRs celebrated HAIR DYE 10 tie Bssf in
II tn Fsrtt. The only Harnisss, 1rs< cad R.i.abh
dye known. This spi~nIi Hair Dye Is perfect-caugss
hed. Rusty, on Gray Hair Instantly 10 cisssy Bisrk
Sssfrsi 6rsss tkout inyurnS the aif Staining
skin iesying the Hair Son and Besatifa m.a9s
vitality frequently restoring It's pristine
hes the Ill effects of had DYES. The genuine signi
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others are mere inisa-
tiens and Should be avoided Sold by all Druggists &c
fAtTORi-si Barclay-trees, New York BsrcHunR'
NEW TeiiEr tEL.A for Dressing the Hair. Ijye-d&wi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
Especial to Evening Post.]

Washington, Feb. l2.
The House Postofice Committee will
report bill 10 favor of direct mail COM
munication with Brazil.
The select committee on Railroads be-
tween Washington and New York are
waiting for statements from the Presidents
of the existing roads.
The report of the committee will prob
able recommend q new road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
Fort Monroe. Feb. 10.

TUfV U1oIfUc, GU TO.
Gen. Wistar and his command arrived
safely at Yorktown this morning.
Late rebel papers say the Court House
at Mobile WAS burned on Saturday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
New York, Feb. lie.

New York, Feb. IL.
The Raleigh N. G. Progress contains
strong article against the new Confede-
rate enrolment act. It says if Congress
10 bent on fastening military despotism on
the people they must submit quietly or
resist the tyranny; that resistance to ty-
rants is obedience TO God" and tie PEG.
pie Of North Carolina won't hesitate
which course they should pursue.
Pass the tyrannical bill reported BY the
military committee. and the collision 60
long talked OF between North Carolina
and the Confederate States, is upon us.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
Chtcage Market.
CH1cano F~h 10

CKIcAao Feb. II
Flour dull.
and No b At lll1Gi 11A
Corn-Nsw .old q 8sar old very quiet 1t s16s9r
Mghwinn--394c higher niss q S1SD&2r.
Dressed HogsActive and b0c higher for light wslgAts
Lots svsEaGiag 10 end ~ - sold q o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
I Herald's Special,

I I1tFaiu bPccfa1'J
Headquarters Army Potomac.
February IL.
Since the late movement fewer DESERT
ers come in than previously. On some
parts of our hue the rebel pickets shoot
at our cavalry videttes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
Special Notifes.
COlGATEs m0xEr soar.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In s1fh universal
demand. h made fran the choie niatertals lie
mild and emelient in IT, nat are. fraEvantly
scented d, aud extrrneiy ben ficini En its Aetio
upon the skia- fpr sale ~ s Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers iAn29l ydaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
PROM WASHINGTON.

Washington. Feb.

Washington, Feb. IL.
The Rev. S. o. Wiley Of Philadelphia,
Rev. ]. r. Sloan of New York, and VIM.
Brown of Philadelphia, q committee of
the Reformed Presbyterian Synod. had
an interview this morning with the Pres
ident on the subject of amending the
Constitution in favor of Christianity and
Freedom. They wer, introduced by Judge
Bingham, Of Ohio, and presented their
memorials
The President replied to the delegation
that he would take the matter into serious
consideration, and give it such attention
as his duty to our Maker and country
seemed to demand.
Especial to Times
The vast batch of nominations of Brig
adler and Major Generals sent by the
President to the Senate yesterday, were
returned to the President to-day by the
military Committee. with the statement
that there were no vacancies whatever
for new Major Generals and Brigadier
Generals, and that these appointments
we're therefore illegal.
The Senate Military Committee are
unanimous in their determination not to
report Gen. Scho6eld's nomination to the
Senate for confirmation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13

French and American Flowers, Embroidered Sc
Mourning Sets Collars, Laces, Gloves Of all dcscris
tions, French Corsets, Hoop Skifs, supporters and
variety OF other Notions. JAMS -datp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
NOTICE.

shall be out Of town for = few weeks, and durin<
my absence Mr.. w. G. STRIPE 1t his once, or Mr. T.
H. DAf q the Recorders ONCE Coan House. viii
ehearfaiy wat upon persons hsvng stneas with me
either in buyn and setiiox County Wars ass on re-
and thelr scts will be recognized b Ne.
jani4-A r. \. RUMka.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
FROM CHARLESTON.
New York, Feb. II.

Ne" lork, req. IL.
The steamer Fulton from Port ROYAL
9th, and Charleston Bar 10th, with the
9th Ohio regiment on board arrived this
evening.
Purser McManus furnishes the follow.
ing for the press:
A blockade runner grounded during
the fog of the 9TH and was destroyed by
our feet and batteries in Charleston har-
Dor.
An expedition left Port Royal on the
7th under Gen. Seymour, consisting of
three brigades and one light battery, and
landed at Jacksonville, Fla, on the morn
ing of the 9th without casualty. 1t is
reported the expedition will push on to
Tallahatchie
Gen. Gilmore and staff sailed on the
9th for Port Royal to join the expedi,
ton.
The British war steamer Petrol, with
dispatches for one Benjamin, rebel Secre-
tary of War, arrived of Charleston Har-
Dor on the 9th and requested permission
to communicate with the British Consul
st Savannah, which Admiral Dahlgren de-
clined to grant. The Petrol put to sea
Immediately.
The Savannah Republican gives gloomy
accounts of rebel affairs. 1t is stated
there is only one montbs supply Of SUBJ
sistance in possession of the Commissary.
Admiral Dahlgren, with the Pawnee,
Water Witch and Waschutta had sailed
for st. Johns, Fla.
ihree deserters from the 9th Penn.
syiVahA regiment we're TO be shot on the
9Th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13
Money Matters.

New York, Feb. IL.
The Post says the loan market is work.
ing more easy at per cent. The amount
of capital to be borrowed at 6 per cen, i
dsily increasing. Mercantile paper pas..
es at 6@8. The stock market is inactive
and a number Of new buyers are dails
crowding the precincts of the Stock Ex
change. Should the present ease in money
continues there is little doubt that =
speculative rise in prices will be inevita.
bic. Government stocks have advanced
considerably this morning on account Of
the news that the foreign orders to buy,
amounting to nearly two millions, came
over by the last steamers. In consequence
of the excited and rapid advance come Of
our national banks have difficulty in pro.
curing the clear coupon Of 1865 or 1881.
They are. however, beginning to buy en-.
dorsed bonds, BY which plan they save
two per cent. and obtain security which
10 equally good Isr thsir psrpoas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-13

SAPONIFIER,
OR CONCENTRATED IYE
FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
WAN makes high prizes: sag-sther helps re~irce
fhetn- IL makes Soap FIR kouF csnt. a pound BY
using your kitchen graase
As~ CAUTION A. ss.ursoa- I.se 4. oa-r~-. aise
b. careful and ssls buy the Pate nsea article pat sr
In Iron CATS all others icing ecu rfeits.
Pennsylvania Salt AaAufaetufiBs Co.,
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