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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-26
Washington, Jan. "a.
Especial to Commercial.
Washington. Jan. 25

Nasnlngton, Jan. rs.
The House Military Committee to-day
reduced the communication clause in the
Senate enrolment bill to $500, and re-
fused to exempt Quaksrs and clergymen.
The Finance Committee will to morrow
consider the tax bill. The committe il is
said are divided on Woods amendment.
Inc Impression is the Senate will agree to
An important bilfwili soon be renorted
from the louss Post Office Committee.
making the Post Office Department re-
sponsibie for money sent by mail.
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haIhmofe, Jan. 70.
In The discussion before the Legislature
At Annapolis, ON Friday evening, Mont
gomery Blair confined himself TO 4 gen.
eral review Of the canses of the rebellion,
and shs Presidents emancipation and
amnesty proclamations. -
Senator Hicks spoke very decidedly
in favor of prompt action by the State ia
reference TO emancipation. There 10, be
declares, no practical benefit in temporiz-
ing over = subject which had already
been disposed Of by current events.
Mr.. 0winn Vas more distinct and EN-.
phstic in his language, declaring imme-
diate emancipation . BE- the only remedy.
and avowing the intention Of himself and
hisfriends % push the matter forward.
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CONVERSATIONAL.
xxxv1rrth coNoREss-rir.. ses.;o,
Washington. Jan. GO.
HOUSE.


HOUSE
Mr.. Dawes, from the Committee on
Elections, reported against the claims of
Field Of Louisiana, and Logan of Virgi-
MIA, as Representatives from those States.
Mr.. Holmes offered q resolution, in
structing the Military Committee to re-
port the bill providing for an increase OF
pay to soldiers in the army.
The resolution was referred to select
committee of three.
Mr.. Hale said our naval expenses ex-
coed those of the combined powers of
Europe. except Italy and Denmark, and
exceed by forty million the yearly naval
expenses of England and France in the
Crimean war
Mr.. Holmes reported back the bill re-
viving the grade of Lieutenant General,
to be conferred upon the one to be Sc
lected during the war from among officers
not below the grade of Major General,
most distinguished for courage, energy
and skill.
Nothing therein is to affect the rank,
pay, and allowances Of Lieutenant Gen.
erai Scott.
The consideration of the bill was post
poned until next Monday.
MIR. Schenck, from the Military Com
mittee. reported the Senate mandatory
enrolment bill with amendments.
The consideration of the bill was post
poned until Wednesday.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on the bill to supply the deGcien-
cles in the appropriations. which was dis
cussed until the adjournment.
Some further debate ensued between
Mallory and Wadsworth of Kentucky,
both charging Smith with unfaithfulness
to his party, to which Smith responded by
stating that he (Smith) was nominated by
conventionswhich was denounced BY the
Louisville Journal as an abolition affair;
was elected by 5000 majority, and men
who had owned more slaves than all of
them together had endorsed his vote for
Speaker Colfax.
Mr.. Clay asked il he was included in
the charge Of violating his pledges?
Mr.. Mallory replied that be did not in
the remotost manner alluds 10 his COL
league, Clay.
The committee arose, aud the House
sBNATx.
Mr.. Summers supplement to the oath
Of Office, precludes admission to the bar
Of the Supreme, District and Circuit
Courts Of the Uniled States. and thu
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CHERIFFs SALE.

~ STATE or Iows LEE CoExrF-ss.
BY virtue Of special execution me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the District Curf Of said county, in favor
Of o. G. Hale ami against Cicero y. Hughes. Of
John rerrel deceased land also decree against Susan
Fere T. n Hart yanEncourt Nsnorslall, Louisa Van
orsdall Ann VI Hart, John Stoliard, Robert Simpson
6c have levied upon and win sell 20 the highest bidder
this front door Of tho Clerks Once 81 the District
Of Lee county Iowa. at Reokuk in said county, tbs
10th day Of February A. D. 1854 between fe honrS ~
olieck A. NJ. ard clock r. NJ, commencing AZ oeoek
r ". Of said day. tiie following property to-wft The
southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter 81 Section
thirty two 1871 in tow nshp sfxfr-v 65 north a Range
five III wef and MI Of that portion ~ the Southwest
fractional quarter u SAME sAon lies directly south
Of and between the first described TRACT, forty 40I
acres and the Dee Moinas River dividing the said south
fractional tnarter section by the north aud south
line which divides the qer section north II the
being hundred Less, Lee comfy, Iowa
Iowa.
Taken levied upon sn 10 be sold by order of court TO
satisfy said writ a execution
Keokuk Jan. Is, 1854. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Fee = 81. Sheriff ~ Lee county, Iowa.
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Destrueti.a Of cAarlssts..

new 7 ork, Jan. IS.
A letter from Hilton Head, dated Z let.
report nothing unusual.
The Smelling Of Charleston continued
night and day 1t intervals Of ten minutaa.
and Charleston 10 gradually crumblinr
under the bombardmsnt.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

NJ SrArE Iowa. LIE CorNTr-ss
Nv srsue Of special execution To- directed isSued
the Clerk District Cour; Of said county, In favor
oi Charles karsner and against J. X Horsh ti,d also
decree against Bethany Hine and others therein named
have levied upon and will sell TO the highest bidder,
the front door of the Clerks Office Of the District Court
Lee County. Iowa, at keok1k, in said county,
the 9TH day Of February A. d. 1854 between tn e
hours of o'clock A. NJ aud o'clock r. NJ commencing
o'clock T. w. of said day, the following property
wit: The Southeast quarter Of Section eighteen s in
Township sixtyx go north af Range 90 wrist, ia Lee
county, Iowa . much play be necessary.
Taken Levied upon and to be SOLD D.. nrer Of court to
satisfy said writ of execution.
keokuk Jan -, 1864 ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers Fee 81 So. Sheriff Of Lee Co. Iowa
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Brsaking up Of the lee at q. Leuis.
St. Louis, Dan. Is.

St. Louis, dan. Is.
The extremely warm weather for the
last few days has materially softened the
Ice in the harbor to-day and the immense
fields at the upper end Of the city moved
down some 300 yards, forcing the steam
er Emily from her mooring, but doing
no damage. Several steamers will cut
their way through to-dayto safer position
opposite the city. The ice has disap-
peared SIX miles below the city and it is
thought our harbor will be sufficiently
clear tomorrow for ferry-boats to run
A speedy general break up and resump-
ton of navigation is anticipated.
Chas. Noyes, who has been on trial for
two days for robbing the United States
Express of So, 900 last August, was con-
victed and sentenced to ten years in the
penitentiary.
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Washington, Jan 25.

10 executive session to-day the Senate
confirmed the following nominations j.
G. Underwood, Judge of U. s. District
Court tor Eastern District Of Virginia;
IL ,. Perkins, Postmaster at San Francis
CO, Cal, vice Parker removed.
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CHERIFFS SALE.
CHERIFPS SALE.

NJ STATE Iowa. Ike CoCNrY-ss.
By virtue If special execution directed issued
by the Clerk lie Dstrfc5 Court ef said county, favor
Of Tnomas Davis and against Sanford haines " cowles
H. T. luInaa, f. r. Ford aud d. W. Ford and also de-
against Levi Weed ami Others therein named have
levied upon and viii sell To the highest hi, nj tie front
door Of the Clerks Office Of The District Court II Lee
y. Iowa. heokuk in said county, the 9th day Of
February A. u. 1861, between the hours Of o'clock VI
and ntlock r. NJ commencing az aclck r. NJ. ~ said
day, the following property ONit: Lot Ne ~ in
Human Cowles subdivision OF the southwest quarter
uf Section t21 Township sixtyve Ell north
Of lau-e Ave % vest in Lee county lows, much
Ire Necessary.
Taken levied upon aud ~ ice sold by order OF court.
satisfy said writ OF execution.
keakuk. Jan -. 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Fee s. 30 Sheriff et Lee Co. Iowa
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SALE OF SLAyKs.-On the FIRST of Jan
uary the following slaves belonging to the
estate of John Shock, deceased, were sold
to the highest bidder before the court
house door in Columbus. Missouri, by
Joel H. Haden and David Shock, execu-
tors; terms cash:
Jane. aged As years, to F. T. Rus
sell, $50.
Zerrelda, eyed seven years, to Henry
Shock, $40
Laura, aged nine years. to David
Shock, $3.50.
jim. aged thirty-fve years, to J. II.
Haden, $3.50.
Kirt, aged sixteen years, to Henry
Shock, $2U0.
Nat, aged thirteen years, to Isam Will.
iams, 1919.
Hannah. sged 40 years, and three chill
dren, aged 6, and one year, to ]. H. Ha
den, s505.
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CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STAFF ~ fgTs, LxE CovSTT-ss.
EF yiTfpa # special eAFou+oa directed issued
iY THE fef ~ The Distract Court ~ .a& c1atF in faxas
u eta1le ti4ie ant aZaitki X " Hplt Jsries T. Ho4t
and frt-i~rIk III. Nsns,s git and also decree against
Jacsh Ford H. r. Ford ai4 h, " Ford Eapari W. Jones
naf A. VI Finley have lfvied HpoF and will se TIE
hi bet iSiar. tie frss DOR * the Clerks once Of
the Hfriet 1ayrt of LgrHfy. loss At K5ekEk IN said
county a t. 18th fay II AeiEnzry A. D. is64 between
the heurs Il a'riocA A. ~ aEi O'Clock =. NJ
EIirise sck p II. ~ -sl ss. The filwing prop
erfy fslt: Lets nn ~ td tn ti9y ia tIoek -esesty-
nine 20 ia the obi laIa II rie city & ke5kuk Lee
rcsuty. Iowa excepting ard reerving terefreIH
3rT-S Il public alief At following frfa said 9t uine
O. tit larr.i # ground ten 10 FEET IN with rom
the agrth-we.t side Of III lot.
Taken. levied uJon and 20 BE- sold hy order court 10
satisfy said v-ri: Il .xesuissa.
K~aknks Ian. IL. g. JekAEL ASDE2S0E
Printers zee = 20 sheriff 4 L. Co. I5sa-
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cHERIFFs SALE.

~ STATE OF iowa, LEE CoyNrY-ss
Ry virtue of a special execution directed issued
by the CLERK Of the District Court of said county favor
OF Henry r. Dckeikon and against james L. Estes land
also decree against Amanda Estes and others therein
ralnet hare levied upon and will sell the highest
bidder al front door OF the Clerks Office of the Dis
trct of lee County Iowa. keoknk in said
ty ON the q day Of February d. 1864 between ;ap
hours of O'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ commencing
at oeloek r VI of said day, the following property
wit Lots al and twelve 10 in Block ri in Reds
Addition the City Of keoknk Lee county, Iowa.
much as may be necessary.
Taken levied upon and b. spid by order of court
satisfy said writ of execution.
keokuk, Jan. =, 1854 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printsrs Zee " SOL Sheriff Of Lee Co. low
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Urt mOur0e, jan. 20.
The Norfolk Old Dominion of to-day
says there is rumor that JEFF. Davis
colored steward and chamber-maid have
escaped and arrived in Norfolk. We
don't vouch for the story.
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The Sehieswig- Holstein Qusstien.
New York, Jan. rs.

The Commercial says private advices
from well-informed quarters in Europe
state positively that the Schleswig- Hol-
stein question is about to be settled peace.
fully by an agreement between the great
powers, in which Denmark has already
promised to acquiesce, and which will be
imposed by Austria and Prussia upon the
lesser German States, if necessary! by
force.
A Peruamhuca letter Of Dec. 18th, re-
ports both the Alabama aud the Tusca-
loosa at st. Catharine Nov. goth. They
we're refused supplies and ordered off al
the request of the American Consul.
AS regards the Alabama this must be q
mistake.
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Quebec, G. E., Jan. 25.

Marshal Kane of Baltimore. and thir-
teen Confederates, mostly escaped officers
from Johnson's Island and Camp Douglas,
left here this morning by Grand Trunk
railroad to take the overland route to Hal
flax.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York, Jan. 25.

New York, Jan. %.
The Herald's letter from the squadron
of Mobile, reports that the English man.
of-war Schox, was with the feet seeking
permission to 60 to Mobile, which had
been asked by q Gag Of true from our
squadron with Fort Morgan.
All the vessels are stated TO have been
engaged in firing into steamer aground
on the bar, which our feet commander
means to destroy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-26

IrALY.-Garibaldi' resignation of his
seat was formally communicated to the
Italian Prrlianent on the 7th inst. Sew
eral members urged its non acceptance,
but it was finally accepted, together with
the resignations Of other members.
The London Morning advertiser states
on the best authority that Garibaldi disa-
vows the recent proclamation and that 1t
is forgery. The officers in Poland re-
manned without change.
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ drAyk oY iowa Lee GgrxTY-es-
Rv virtue Of special xetuton me directed issued
hy the Clerk tins District NJ said county favor
a Frederick Farnunknd against T. T. NJ Kenny aHd ALSO
Iaeree against E1a NJ MeKenny Jesse Reeves Brfton
Co. n. b. Thonasson U. RaJsee William snow, state
II Iowa fr use N the schooInd &c hare levied upon
and will sell highest tidd.r the front dauF Of
the Clerks Ofre the District Court cf county Iowa
al Keoknk In county On the 10Th day ~ February
1884 befstels the hours III O'Clock A. NJ and n'cock
p NJ commenting al O'clock p NJ If said day. the fol-
InwfIn property sfit part ~ the nortast quarter
"A section fweEtyseySn ~ 4 .qTgsp Aixtrsexen north,
range seven vest bounded foiiovs: Be1na+Ag tho
ussrh-eass a sd quarter section. and running
thence hundred ro.- the east line, thence
sossth hundred sBd Fo fheic~
hundred rois ihence north hundred and erv-eght
- rssis the place II beginning containing lo
nse less except strip II land along line esty
feet wide. reserves! fgF . roadway Lee county Iowa
Taken levied npon sia n BE- sold By order Il Court 70
satisfy said wfit u eyec rtazn.
Keokuk Jan. j.. Ga ISRAEL ASDERs0S
Printers Fee = 80 sheriff Ie- Co, Iowa
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FROM WASHINGTON.

In Arkaasas---Jmpest
Order from F1eas1nten---The Great
Race with the 0unboat Eutaw--The
Rebels In Canada and ON Johnson's L.
land
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It Il owing to British channels that tie
Danes havs abendoned important poi:
tons and sacrificed the greatest part Of
the country which il The SahjSst Of dis
pnte, bat u there i : great di6srsao4 b.
tween sympathy aad interference, Eng
land il bound to weigh we'll the conse-
qpences Of any act which would enlarge
her war. To the prudence u the Govern
ment, therefore, the conduct of sfairs
must Is committed, and Parliament win
doubtless sanction any step Lord Pal
merston may take to preserve the honor
and dignity Of the nation.
The Times regards the commencement
of the csmpaign in Schleswig as almost
certain within short space. 81
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

~ = w % lows LIZ CprvTT-ss
Ry Fiftue n special e1+rntian directed issued
~ e Clerk " the n-tct Court 0f SAID county III faYar
Ad1phas safAan ar.d aainst Al xatd4r stewart and
Joseph Holman lyed stso ami wilt 4e t the
highest tler NJ the fgfat aa5r ~ the Clerks once II
thu District Cearf III iA+ County Iowa ~ Keekrt in
ssd county the 9Th day d w. aruAry A. ~ ls64 fs
twecn the htags q. vcleck A. NJ anl4 etlok " eta-
rnenrin- NJ eciock p " II said dsv the falleNing
FFgFsrig t-sit fSst hail q Block No thrtv-atr
With sit v aFpurteusrci thereuno teloasing ktpu a.
the Granite Mil. eaa aa=3 lot q in Rlock
tY-twa - IL tte tawa = West Paint iu L>e county,
IoHs of s8rc - NAV Ne us--es-arr
Taken Ievied upou and ~ sold Us oier II court T.
satisfy sad wit Il execution.
Ksoknk Jan - lss,4. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printer fes = q Sheriff q Lee Co.. lows.
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sUNpRaEs.

LgATHEE--sole 20 To 35c, Harness ~ to 4Sc.
HoEbry Flint ID 10 l7c, Dry ~ated Ia 10 Ice Grub
w. half price. tr~en TO Green Sheep P-lt~ 10
-. Il rreB Hog skins. lac.
sEsps-Tinothy. e 50 - 81 rs Flax, s. to IS
FKATnERs-S5 to 5oc.
CHEssg--Iiasniuarg Is 10 i5agr.
BRrF Ctrrtx-s2 10 ia, - as. grces.
SHEgp-$4 - 10 SIS 80 = head
woon-Ciean Tubwashed. % TO re: Unwashed one
third less.
oILs--Coal OIL G5 7os- retail Inseed OIL 81 e5
Lard OIL, 81 o. ~ 81 II: Fish oil, 81 40
Brrxwxx-4oc.
Far Ifoas-sl 90 10 $6 90 nefi
RAss-Woolen i-e: Cotton 2ise.
NV GrxSiEs--aii- TO 22I@
oLbeRoS--ie = fb Brass. Tor q ~ CoopER Ice y H.
HaseE--on New York. Philadelphia, Boston, Gin
cirsnat ST. Louis aud Chicago y cent for bank able
funds. Gold Dos premium buy ng.
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DAINTS. OILS AND VARNISHEs

Ground and Dry Color Linseed Lard, Carbon
rAnners Neatsfo0t, Castor and Olive Oils5 Copah
and Demaa Varnishse, r. For sale atnarket bfleee
81 b. b. vOwELI = co.,
aay1l-d Isl AsiAssFest.
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Especial to Tribune.l
Washington, Jan. "a.


Instructions have been sent to General
Steele by the President to issue procla.
nation appoluting an election for Cover.
nor of Arkansas as early as March 18th.
After the election for Governor it is un
derstood convention will be called to re-
wise the State Constitu. ion SO as to abol-
ish slavery.
No person will be allowed to vote who
does not take the oath prescribed blythe
President in his proclamation.
Gen. Peasanton, of the Cavalry, has
issued an order that no excuse hereafter
will be accepted for surprise or capture
under the plea that the enemy was in our
uniform, as no person will be allowed to
approach within rife shot until their
character is ascertained. Officers sur
prised will be recommended for dismis.
sal, aud privates tried by court martial,
should they prove responsible. Rebels
wearing our uniform caught in the act of
making war against our forces are to be
shot.
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Tim es' Special.


Brig. Gen Getty has been assigned to
duty as Chief Of Artillery on Meade's
staff.
Three thousand dollars have been rais-
ed in the Navy Department to pay. the
expenses of the race between the eunboat
Eutaw and the steamer Klnkianp, which
will be from Fl. Monroe 10 New York
The Herald says the race will probably
take place in few days, and it is expecI-
ed the Naval committees of the Senate
and House will be aboard the Eutaw.
The Eutaw after the race goes on the
Wilmington Blockade.
Especial to World
Washington, Jan. "a.
The Government is in receipt of addi-
uonAi information Of another contempla-
ted attack by the rebels in Canada on
Johnson's leland. 1t appears the Cana
dian authorities are considerably agita ted
respecting the matter.
The Government has taken the neces.
sary steps, by placing military and naval
forces at proper points. to prevent an oc.
currence of the kind.
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CHERIFF's SALE.

srsrE or Iowa, LEE CouSrr--B.
Sr.ae o. special execntiDn me directed issued
Of III Harrison and against Klihu Iunn and h Tord
land also decree ag.itst Amy b. Gunn, Caroline II.
~ - l - Jpn and will sell the highest
Court q Lee Comfy Iowa =. In .aid county on
Of o'clock A. M. and O'clock r. H. e.yrrr.i.
o'clock r ~ q said DAY, The following properly i,
Lot number ski In Block number ssrty~igbt rleY ~
the City Of Keoknk, Lee tounty, Iowa iola
Taken levied upon, and be sold by n the eor+
to satisfy said writ ofexrcution-
Keokuk, Jan. Is 1854 ISRAEL anderson
Printers Zee s. so. Sheriff Of Lee County Inq.
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9pefial Notices.



II have never chanred INV mind respecting them from
the nrst excepting think yet better Of that which
bo6uAn thinning well Of REy. HExnY fam BRHcHKn.
1.-THE Troches q stat Of life to me-"
PRoY. EpwARD Norm,
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, n. Y.
eHor .Throet Troubles they are speeiAcF
Mp WILLIS.
ssToo farorably known to need commentator.
HoN. CHAs. A. PHELPS,
III. II. $3.50 ~ e44 PRES. Mass Senate.
aC0ntain no Opium nor anything injujohsr VII
tf36f4sss ~ AZ DR.. A Al HAsEs, Chemist Boston.
AN elegant combination for Coughs-'
DR. g. y. BseEIow, Boston.
II mend their use to Public Speakers"
REyt L. ii. CHAPIs.
Most sanitary relief in Bronehitis1
Rgv. s. SgreRRIEp, M6fristowD, Ohio
ayeyy beneficial when suffering from Coldsv
Rev s. j. =. ANDERSON 81. Louis
Almost instant Ied in the rtrs-sag labor of breath
ing peculiar to Asthma ~
REv A. c. EG6lgs1os, New York
'They have suited my cssctiyi relieving my
threat that | could sing with ease
7. DUcHakMg,
Chorister French Parish Church. Montreal
As there limitations lie aud Nh the genuine
jan2srlmo.dAw
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!.

DATCHELes's celebrated HAIR DYE 1. rae Best ii.
ID tkf Heris, The pniy Harmi<ss 7r1< and RfIssbLs
dye known. Thi- pietl Hair bye j. rerieetehanges
Rel, Rusty, tray lair .tanty diaxxy Biark
Neutral Brsra without iBriEs tte Hair Staining the
skin leavinx the Hair so aI Beautiful ifaIarts fresh
Vitality, freqneniis restoring H. pristine cauF and rsxti-
ne~ this III ELECTS u faa H4es. fto tsntiBe Is signed
WILLIAM A. RATTHKI1gRs all others Arr mere imta-
tioa- ami -sssa la asai- r~ia ~ aii Druggists kr
FAcT0RY-si EagriAs -sfse.t. Ma Work. BATrHftDE+
Ngw T0ILET tRxas Esr IRE sing liar fyy9-slkxi
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n Office .

SEEyKseE'. DEFicE
kfexes- Iess, Asy =, ls6s.
To all persons having gas rsssisefs PISTOLS nunI-
ttous Of any kd fof sale. sdtFsd sell
di-s>e II thss~se. viest art ossa.r.iHg t.rsit
from the undersigned. ~ eslsf ii lie sp~al Agent Of
the Treasury department All persons ybl9siing fils
der sill le babe have snsh goods eslhsca= for the
Il the Cos ernmenf Of fias Ia.fsi stab
JOHN lsTANNIs-
rnay2s-siif S8srveya arsd Collector.
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BuLY Cars CTrr ofrtcE,
Ksnxrk. s.stAks 3, lse..
pRODrCR AND PROVISIONS.
vers Afsie eae-ins sua with brisk ae,naa,a Psrs-
well ruAni siisf-i
Professionalism. 81 90 spriag Wheat Krtrs, 50 81
Pan Wheat Exsra 20 seasl ssa
taas MEAl-si No - 20 100 Pc.
Bs.x-si - z loo n.s.
sHlP SrtEF-si sssa 8 90.
GaaS--I~sr =. = isashel-
wHar-fsr. Il - sprins s~sei = % : tashei
Rrx-Tu%x.s~
Pr arox~--eSst.fs Retail - = fA-sk-
Brrrra-4anssssa., lss ehtare iIas5s= retail sB 70
Essas---,s -.
csguKtSs-sf 81 q -
War, fK.ys-s,snio0a cod. 81 15-a - or Prisa'
NAVY - sSst - -
nsT~Iinaih, 10 cueszs e.s laiel 50 oos Prairie
$40 e9stsis %
GROCERIES.
Remain very hr aud .tiii further sasancss in th'
stsapies ARE booked Tn.
seaGRS isans fair l3i4c- prime IA n ehoice Isl r.
New York C. lie New York, A. ist crushed pe~d-f-'
49,
MoLassrs-sussr House. Tee7se Golden syrnp, sas
II oo--Ssrrbnni, 5ss4f SIC.
taaryxE--io, 5ii@sssTc; Jata- *
RtcE--stss - lts, Z
sopA-- American sf. English. =.
s0ap-Psinl. &c Family. Dc a~rnisn : ~.
GssplE~--star 10 Ia -. Mpuid lats 10 lac.
Trss-Youns Hysan, 81 assi -; Imperial. 81 y Il
81 rs; Black Il na 81 n 80.
TosArco--park sssr+t a. to 6s Medium Brands 70 ts
So, Gold ard Natural terf. 81 % 10 81 10
N.ns-Bust Isan.ls 50 30. rates
GLass--sx1g City ~ %. rafes
CoRDssE-l9 Ia 2Ns-
DIR ArPLHs-st. - Sc = n
BAY pEscHEs-l3 To lie 4 n.
DsY CUsEtsTs-ss.
RAsrSs-S5 t. = so.
Sur--Lake So = 10 s. 20.
FisH-No. / Maekere bbls. ST.. 5aasls 50.
So.i do hf do = ooss y 50.
No. do hf do s. 90
Iftbis- No l White Fish. 50 IS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-26

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