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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09
SERvICEABLE GOODS,
A NEW THING UNDER THE SUN.

NEW THING UNDER THE SUN.
In its effect-instants neous
In its cOlorng ppwer--matchess.
In all its ingredients-vegtable
In Its nperatiUn-DatuIal.
In its beautfying Notwithstanding.
In its stendency-pIeservative.
In its populaiity-unequaled.
CRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
pronounced both by the Wsrd of Science the World
fashion, the finest preparation invented by
tiy the short comngs of Nature Manufactured by j. Cs
tadoro No. Asto hsuse hey Yolk Sold by all Druggists
Applied by al Hair Desser
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

SCHooL BoARD.-A. r. Hubbord, and G.
g. Galley of the old board have been reelected.
and VIM. Sanborne elected to gil the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Stephen Hall. In
the reorganization TT. Fossett was elected
Chairman A. F. Hubbord Clerk, and II l..
Morrison Treasurer
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09
Village Election.

Total vote cast l62 Some township tickets
were thrown into the village box, aud of course
not counted
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

Inable in correcting regulating and removing distractions
from whatever cause, and return nature TO its
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-09

The Cleveland Police are to dress in Uni
form, and their blue cloth caps and belts have
already been put TO use. Thn idea is a good
one as we have had occasion to feel, in the
comfortable thought of recognizing these pre-
servers OF order, of late in the city of Gotham.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
FROM CAIRO.

Cairo, Feb. Is.
Over 200 recruits from Wisconsin ar.
rived to-day.
An officer just from Vicksburg says
the rebel force at Jackson is inconsider-
bic, commanded by Generals Logan and
Writ Adams.
Weather clear and cold.
The steamer Darling, for Cincinnati,
with l89 bales Of cotton, aud the Belle
Memphis with l50 bales for St. Louis,
have arrived.
Memphis dates of the 18th say the
latest accounts are that Gen. Sherman
captured Meridian without opposition,
Polk having evacuated the place
II has been since reported that Polk
occupied Jackson in Sherman's rear with
the probable design of following on the
heels of our columns.
Communications being cut off with
Sherman, bis future movements are mere
ly cOnjectural.
This report does not obtain credence
in we'll informed military circles here.
The steamer Silver Moon, with goo
bales OF cotton, passed for Cincinnati.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
New York . Feb. Is.

A Knoxville letter of the 9th says Long.
treet has $4,000 men aud l6 or Is bat
teries.
The steamer Creole has arrived from
New Orleans lltb.
Capt Stephen Hoyt, of St. Louis, ma
tive of Massachusetts, has been appointed
Acting Mayor Of New Orleans.
The veteran LIST Indiana Artillery, 500
strong, left Oh the 10th for Cairo ON fur
Tough.
At New Orleans exchange was quiet
Gold G3@64.
Nearly mile of the lcvee a. Poin.
Coupee recently fell into the Mississippi.
The leyeos near Baton Rouge are sadly
out of repair and an overflow is appre-
hended with the spring rise.
Admiral Farragut and the greater por-
ton of his feet had left New Orleans.
Nothing of interest from Texas, not
even skirmish being reported.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Headquarters Department Of West(
Virginia, Feb. II.

Headquarters Department Of West(
Virginia, Feb. II.
a correspondent of the Herald at Gal
liopolis. Ohio, informs me that he has
'iad an interview with Mr.. Nyhart, a fu-
iSitive and escaped conscript from near
Jefferson, N. c., and that Mr.. Nyhart
gives important information, as follows :
About three weeks ago, over thirty new,
long, narrow, open boxes, corked and
tarrtd. and made pointed at the end, were
sent to Witheville, in Withe county,
Western Virginia. These boxes were
styled pontoons. Officers had arrived
and sent ont men to collect strong light
wagons and good horses from the farmers
of the neighborhood. 1t was whispered
among the men that there would soon be
raid made into Ohio, and that the pom
toons referred to would be drawn over.
land to either the Ohio or Kanawha river,
and worked aud foated down the Ohio,
and that the same would be crossed at
two points, one column going by the way
of Bsrboursville and Wyandotte. 1t was
ramored and expected that troops would
arrive for concentration from both the
Eastern and Western rebel armies.
In regard to the above report | can
only say this, that rumors have been in
circulation for some time past of mystic
rious movements on the line Of the Vir-
gini and Tennessee Railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
piverce exera WasnAevvl.


Connubial par Of xassbo,cl is thus
shown to be fearful, BY the New York
correspondent Of the Boston Evening Ga
xette:
A fashionable couple mp town, married
but not mated, 80 the story goes, quarrel
ed few mornings since. and the irate
wife, by advice Of her parents, has sued
for divorce. The case il only notewor-
thy from the ridiculous cause Of the quar-
rel. One morning, it seems, the husband
washed himself, as usual. in the bowl used
by both but the lady, for some reason,
refused to use it that morning, and rang
the bell for another. 1t was brought,
when the now indignant husband flung it
violently on the floor, breaking it to pie
ces. The wife thereupon called him hard
names, when he locked the bedroom door,
and insisted that she should use the bowl
She vowed that she wouldn't, If she went
with dirty face for a week." Hi
swore that she should and so, filing the
bowl, he seized her hands, and using suf
fcient force, washed her face for her. HI
then unlocked the door and went to hi
business, while she went to consult law
yer, and the suit commenced. If incom
patibility of temper were sufficient groune
for divorce, We should require divorc'
court to attend exclusively to dissolvins
the marriage tie.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Cincinnati, Feb. Is


The IRE at Charleston, Virginia, on the
18th destroyed Shields dry goods store
and the Sherman House. Loss SOS. 900:
small insurance.
The Gazette's Chattanooga dispatch
says information from the rebel armv
10 contradicting. Some declare Jobos,on,s
entire force is around Dalton, Others th.,
large portion, including artillery is =,
Kingston, going to reinforce Loncs,ree,
John Morgan is said to be in the vicinity
of Dalton with considerable cavalry
force preparing for raid.
Gen. Watts of Alabama teleprapbed
citizens of Selma to prepare to receive
non combattants from Mobile. as that
place will be coon attacked by the Fede-
rails
The steamer Denhigh was lost recently
in attempting to run the blockade from
Mobile.
Mobile papers think Sherman's plan ia
to penetrate to central Alabama, compell.
ing an evacuasion Of Mobile.
There are reports that Grant is pre-
pairing for activs operations.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
The Enrichment Bill.
Washington. Feb.

washington, FEB. lS.
The committee of conference on thu
enrolment bill made report to.da,
agreeing upon the main features of the
Senate bill, with amendments, and the
substitution of few sections of the
House bill. The Communication OF $500
IS retained, and compromise is made in
limiting the exemption thereby to one
year. The exemption of high officials in
the Senate bill is stricken out, leaving as
the only classes exempt the mentally and
physically unfit, and soldiers in the field
or honorably discharged. If the ouota
be not filed in any district BY one draft
another is to be made until the number
shall be obtained.
The section authorizing the Secretarv
OF War to assign drafted persons with re-.
iigious scrnples against bearing arms to
hospital duty or taking care Of freedmen.
Is reported with proviso con6nipg such
provisions to those whose department is
consistent with their conscientious scrn.
Piles.
The House provision for the drafting
Of coiorhd men is retained with the essen
tlal modification that when the slave of q
loyal master is drafted and mustered into
the service, thereupon such slave shall be
Tree, and the master shall b paid the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19

BIsHor McILvAlxE on SLAVERY
Bishop MeIivaine in a note to the Wes-
tern Episcopalian especially approves OF
Bishop Pot.er's anti-slsvery remarks in
the thanksgiving sermon which the latter,
not having charge of any particular
church, went somewhat out Of his way to
preach. "There is no part" he SAYS,
''of the way BY which we have been led
during the awful struggle between Gov
eminent and rebellion, in which | see so
lmpresslvely the hand of God, as that
where the very hands which, for the pro-
lection and extension Of slavery, institu-
ted the rebellion, have furnished the kew
for the unlocking of the chains of all the
slavery within their bounds. The slave
holders have answered the question,
which, before they began the war, none
OF US knew how to answer-How can we
get rid of this curse and disgrace -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
Wool Market.

Bosroy, Feb. II.
There Wa an extensive arrcn sale wool this after
noun hS Harris r Co, which attended hy Iarcy
company II purchaser The prices obtained were fol
tahiornia y &C. California lamb &c Califrnia enc
lnne, ssIssf5 California superior pGed s5c ID Ne
&c sisck dtS DO 30 Sd; Western pulled "a; Western
hlar and Gears SIC, French fleece G. White snapst
M sS. CaFa 30 a.spls: Washed Cape S.; Magadort
= e: Brencs AStes Herino 3&ds4: Mesfisa 3d ~ M,
washed hne Smyrna - 26l. lue unwsshed smyrna III
washed fine white Bouleyai so washei white haslzcr
use rnwashed Nagadorc laci hsck Fisay sc; bla X
nh~st~i smyrna lie; white washed Dou-key 3oc: half
washed grey Persian a1c Algerian 30 &c Canada comb
Ing lie fleece do e4a5l -. hne fleece 6d extra 5sc
diGm O. 10 unwsshei fleece s. 4sc; washed DO 6s
Gs0c; extra washed fleece ic; No do do do Il
61b12c No. DO do do -Il99TSc. No. DO 10 TO- roc
JOS sufvrfne pulled S. Maine pulled 6a Western yull ed
W gray Tigay u: loose Cape wool o.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19

II -
bounty Of 01oO, in place Of i'd being paid
to the master on his freeing the person
1t was held by the committee that be
must not be . slave moment after en-.
listing. 1t is understood this il the dis
puted point upon which contest is ex'
ped tomorrow. The report is signed by
Wilson, Nssmith, and Grimes on the part
Of the Senate, and Schenck and Dennine
on the part Of the House.
Mr.. Herman does not concur in It.
The House has not yet taken definite
action on the report Of the COMMITTEES on
conference.
The Senate to-day, in execute session
confirmed the nomination of Chas. Hutch
ins, of Oregon, to be Indian Agent fo'
the Territory of Idaho.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19

TROUBLE WITH FRENCH SAILORS We
learn by dispatch by the Peoples Line,
n Washington street, that some of the
crew OF the French war vessel at Balti-
more, while on shore Tuesday, got intox-
icated and beat policeman severely.
One of the party fred a pistol, when the
police fred several shots at the rioters,
with what effect is not known. as they
were just getting into their boats to re-
turn at the time. The ringleaders were
arrested. TIL sailors were dressed in all
sorts of fancy costumes, some as females,
and were evidently determined on having
gay time. Il Boston Jour. Feb. IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19

SEw YoRK, Feb Is.
Cotton-Dun heavy.a and dropping at Soc for middlns
uplands.
Elour-Shads easier and better demand at a5H6 q
for Extra stateinside for very inferior. 2DT As fo
Extra r. II. o. 40dl9 so Trade Brands
NhiskeyFjrmer and fair demand in port last evening
9od9c for State and Western sales were reported
at g3Gl94c-
Wheat-Qhiet and lie lower; l 5a6bf so for Chicago
SPRING 5bl 80 for Mil Clrb: 1G5a1es for Winter Red
Western.
Corn-Dull at 2s.for shipping Mixed Western in
store.
oats-A shade easier, .olesaSc fer Western-ohieny
olm9ac.
Petroieumfirm; crude Sic refined in bond for March,
sellers option, 4el 4 refined free Tor March 50ls
Pork-Qniet and steady; 1000 bbls. for June,
al sellers option ii co. and 1000 bbl for March
at q q.
Beef-Market steady with active demand at GaTc for
45c for prime; 10 ooai4 so for repacked mess;
Is 0aaI6 % extra
Dressed Hogs-Firm ais@1ol4 for Western
Lsrd-Firm with fair demand at 13l 91sc; LOCO bbis
for March ard April III c9l4ss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
ne Psans Oseansr OasIbszaanA.
New York, Feb. Is.

The Hsrald's Key West letter says the
impression was the prize steamer Cum
berland WAS to have been fitted out as .
privsteer had she reached Mobile. and it
is alleged there are cannon in the hold for
her armament. Her cargo cost seventy
thousand pounds in England and includes
100 lbs. guDpowder, large quantity Of
End6eld rifles, army cloth, boots, shoes,
DO. Sets of costly furniture for JEFF
Davis and Secretary Mallory from admi.
rers in England were found in the Cum.
berland.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
Gloucester, Mass, Is, A. Y

Gloucester, Mass, 10, A. n.
A fire broke out in Sawyer's Block at
8 o'clock this morning. 1t has swept
Front street entirely on both sides and is
still raging 6ercely. Some eight or ten
buildings have been blown up 10 stop it.
The engines cannot work, owing to the
cold and the men are used up.
Second Dispatch
A steam fire engine from Salem has ar
rived and commenced playing on the
flames. About 10 buildings have thus
far been destroyed, including the Bank
of Cape Ann. The contents If the latter
were saved. One vessel has also been
burned.
The flames spread east and west, taking
everything in their path, even to the wa
ter's edge. The scene presented is one OF
indescribable confusion. There are but
few more wooden buildings left to burn
aud it is hoped the flames will be got un-
der before they reach the brick blocks.
Third Dispatch.l
The fire is nearly subdued. Fifty
stores, the Advertiser Office, Town Clerk :
Office, lthe telegraph Office, several law
yer's Offices, the Free Mason's Lodge and
10 dwellings are burned. Forty families
are houseless. The postof6ce and Gus
tom hose stayed the fire in one direction
1t is difficult to estimate the loss, which
cannot fall short OF 100000. The Hav.
erhill, Hartford, Springfield and numer'
Gus other insurance companies are suffer
ers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
FROM ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Feb. To.
Gen. Ewing has been superseded in the
command of the District of the Border by
Col. Ford.
The I'd Colorado cavalry and 9th Mis-
souri, infantry have re-enlisted.
Over 800 negroes have been recruit
ed in this State in the past three months.
Government awards to-day consist Of
100, 900 bushels oats at S71; 100000
bushels of corn at log; 5000 tons baled
timothy hay go .S3@3O0O.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK Feb

Money easy at 0.
Sterling dull at 1T41a-
SOL.
tioyernmentsto firm.
Z. s. 6s 81 coupons llOTzG11l.
T-3os i1o5<l1l2.
Stocks strong
u. 3. Is 81 registered coupons H..
! Year Certificates 9sas.
Tenn es of 1890 ea Mo 6s AZ 9 ls5; Erie lap16;
Erie pfTd 1oT; Hudson l46lG Harlem 1155; G 1857
9 ff0i4 G lx5l4; a RI III; PRIV { g o. 3
N " 51L; B TO-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
New York. Feb. II

The steamer Mcclellan, from the mouth
of the Mississippi sth, and Key Yves,
1lth, has arrived. She left at Key West
the steamer Demoly with troope aboard;
also the Tioga, Melacomet and Huntsville:
also the prize steamer Cumberland, cap
tured few days previous by the gunboat
Desoto. She had a cargo of ammunition
from Havana for Mobile.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
FROM WASHINGTON.
Universal Emaneipat ion---Gcn. Mitchell
Ordered West---The New Conscription
Law,
fSnecial to Herald

SpecIai 10 Herald
Washington, Feb. II.
1t is understood that on the ed of
February Mr. Lincoln will issue procla-
NATION of universal emancipation, includ
ing the border States.
1t is probable the committee of confer
ence viii agree to some plan similar TO
that OF the Senate in regard to the tax on
whisky.
Washington, Feb. II.
The Committee on the Conduct of the
War will soon examine into the causes of
the inactivity of the iron-clad fleet off
Charleston.
Washington, Feb IL.
Brigadier General Mitchell was to-day
relieved of duty as President oil the Gen
eral Court Martial, aud ordered West.
The court is thus reduced TO less than
minimum, and therefore dissolved.
Especial to World
Washington, Feb. IL.
|, is understood every member Of the
Senate Judiciary Committee believed the
House resolutions FORGETTING the property
of rebels beyond life to be unconstitution-
al. The committee reported against its
passage.
II was stated at the War Department
and Provost Mars halls Office TO-DAY that
it will be next TO impossible to carry out
and fully execute the new enrolment bill
in The coming draft.
The gold bill of the Ways and Means
Committee will be extensively debated.
The House Military Committee to-day
discussed the question of changing the
Provost Marshal's office, to make the head
OF that department Brigadier. 1t will
probably be adopted. The object is to
&c, rid Of Col. Fry.
The conference committee on the con-
committee insisted on $500 as commute
ton, and the Senate side urged $500, and
that it apply as exemption for one draft.
The Ways and Means Committee hope
to report ere next week the amendment
to the tax bill on tobacco and petroleum
1t Is hardly thought any additional tax
will be placed on manufacturers in the
new bill.
Washington, Feb. ls.
The Chronicle says from the activity
displayed by the rebel forces it is antici.
pated by army officers from the frontthat
the ensuing campaign will be opened by
RAID on gigantic scale. The con.
scripts with whom jeff Davis is filling
up the Southern army do not seem to be
disposed to quietly submit to the tyran-
meal power that is forcing every man in
to the ranks. This is evidenced by the
number OF deserters who are continually
arriving from Lees army.
Especial to Post.
Washington, Feb. 10.
The conference committee on the en-
rolment bill will report to-day They
retain the clause providing for the enroll
ment of slaves. but strike out the House
amendment which repeats sections Is and
J9 OF the existing law, consolidating re.
duced regiments.
The Ways and Means Committee are
considering the Senate amendments to
the deficiency bill.
The additional estimates recently made
amount TO over $50, 900, and they cannot
be reduced
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
Destructive Fire.

Gloucester, Mass, Feb. IS.
About one-half of this place was de-
stroyed by fire this morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
Boston. Feb. 1S.

1t is the opinion Of an experienced East
Indian ship master here that the Ala
bama could not possibly have made Annoy
from her last reported station In nine
days time, which reports allow her, es-
pecially with the head winds which she
must have encountered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
Baltimore, Feb. Is.

The City Convention TO nominate a
ticket for a Constitutional Convention
met tonight. Resolutions endorsing the
Administration of Lincoln and 10 favor of
his re- election were unanimously adopted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
Fire in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia, Feb. Is.
The fire on Front street, below Lom.
bard. this morning, consumed eight dwell.
ings, occupied by poor people.
The weather is intensely cold.
The large wooden mill of James Lee,
on Mill creek, Montgomery county, was
entirely destroyed by FIRE last night.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
Philadelphia Market.

PHFLApuPHIA, Feb, IS.
Fionr-nuil extra Family 0nG57 50.
Nheat-Rirrn; Red t5sr1 es, white s0G1 o5
corn-Buosant at ] fI@I l..
Pork-Iess - eNG23 20.
Petroleum-tirnr refined in bond 4s; do free 5sa54:
rude 29a3o.
Nhlskey-HiEher. sales of 300 hbls. at a2a94
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
SIsDRIEs.

IrsrHEs-s5i- ~ e. asc- Harness ~ 70 a.
iiszs-igy Flint is t. Tie Dry ialfed Il he Grub
by, iif FTie Green. ~ @ UrAsn Sheep Frts. 10
81 =. Green Hog skins. fsc.
SEkps--Isnsothg. s. - - g ~ Flax. s. to -
FnArHEKk-99 10 A..
CEEzsg--IiafIeirz Il "a SIC.
RAN Gums -. 30 s. % e-tss-
sHrrp--s4 ea-f9 s. t%a r fa9. Eru+s
wegl-cIs4n Tsb~asAe,l e. 10 55r; ..UnsAshel enc
third i--s
0st@4'osi tsi besf White 65 70 Zoe retail sss- LIN
sei OIL 81 - Lard o. 81 ID to g l.; Issh OIL 81 a.
HISS 40.
TaY Hoss-Ss % t. IS 20 nett:
Fkes--Nus,l-n i-l- Gotfrsi 81 r.
NER GNNNlHs-.t~.
oLs IEeSle r r Brts-, i1c {. p Corn Ice Z. -
Exes Axrz-4la Sew Terk Phila,lrltaa.a R4sstan Gin
r8uust ~ i1ius END ChHAr3 nj = cent fur l.suksll
FANS. Geld 80 Is IS Kgezalau Ia ling
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19

s6- A letter from Charlotte harbor,
Florida, January 20, states that number
Of troops under Gen. Woodbury. had ar
rived at Point Rosa. the object being to
cut Of the large supply Of beeves the reb-
els take from Florida 1t the nate of 1900
Per week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
Washington. Feb. Is.

President Lincoln has issued procla-
nation declaring the port of Brownsville,
Texas, is released from blockade from and
after this date.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
Chicago Market.

CH7cAGa, Feb. Is.
Fl0nr-Duii
and II FER No. =
Corn-sieaiy fcr old No. AMI sos SCI for new
fiEhwinrs-DnIl aud unsettled
Dressed HasgE4ggiet and easier eli sos az dividing
.a,e Ifs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
w ashington, Feb. Is.

Theodore Barnard, the correspondent
of the Associated Press with the Army of
the Potomac, died this afternoon at head
quarters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
HAIR DYE HAIR DYE

DATCE EftoRS celebrated HAIR DYE ik the Best "a
ID TIE FersS. Tire only E4rMssss, Tras ard Rflfs1ls
dye known This spl~nid Z II ivr i perfstchznges
Red Kasfy Gray H4ir Instantly .fleFsy Bi1rk
skin, leaving tn HsF - asl 2 ftsiu5. gYsts sreeh
vitality frequently res7sTitg prf ef, reeti-
f. the ~ effects # Ead liy@s Th- genuine semei
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; al other. .fe f5ef- i1aita-
;iops 4aa slaHd ie sfsdad. sold by a Druggists, Ec
FAcTDBY-sl Bar lay-stre (. Sew YORK. BtTtHELeR'
NSw Te4LEI 1EGkA feg nressfn. The Hsu. jys-l&vI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-02-19
DRY G0ODS.

sHEKTINGs aSB SgIRTIsss-so 10 49iGe
nRIllS-sst To AZ ~.
PEiSTS-l5is ta .s31sr.
DRAINS - ALE
t4gNsMtMS-s5 10 -.
tgsoNlcE takTs sr0ot-si Oh
SxES THKKsp-Si 90 10 81 10
fA1srRs aSp HErg. CsSsfsrEr--b 10 rsc
sktEr ER9D--Si 80 - 81 10
CpEsFT JAMS TO Soc.
rgSiss-Z5 q ssr.
TfcEtNe--2a 10 5ac.
lAysEYs--a4 t. %.
CAsrox FLAsyEIs-2si. 70 45c