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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-30
A Chance Tor Q Huckster.

THE undersigned, who has been engaged in the
II Huckstering business, wishing 70 retire, offers
for sale q good Wagon and two Horses. with all the
necessary articles for the business The
section Of country through which have been ope-
rating is good One and affords an excellent chan cs
for any one Wishing to engage In the business. En-
qutre Of LOUIS sTUBBNRAUGH, p
nOV14-1m South Wheeling Grocery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-30
NOTICE I0 U.S. TAX PAYERS.

oREIoE COLLECTOR INGERNAL REVENUE,
RERsR DIST. WEsF Va, WHRKIaa.
NOTICE - hereby given 70 the tax payers o.
IN Ohio and Marshal1 counties that the Special
Income or War Tax, aUelDod according 70 Act Of
Congress approved July 9Th, 1854, L now due ana
payable at the following places.
At my once IN the Custom HOuss, wheeling,
from the 10th 20 the 25th of November, from 8
O'clock A. II. until P. n, or at TFIadalphia on
Monday November 2IstS u West Liberty from 10
O'Clock A d. wednesday, 23d, until O'Clock p. n
on Thursday, 18th; at Mo1ldgviHe on Monday 3sth;
Glen Easton Tuesday, 29th; Cameron Wednesday,
SOths and Dallas Friday, December "a.
times or within ten days thereafter 70 the pplectoT,
ten Per cent with twenty cents for notios, and
tour cents Tor OVeTy milo actually Travelled IN serve
ing tho. same, win be added to the amount Of fho
bill. 1fnOt paid within the time TINS required by
law the eolectOr or deputy u required to istrnfn
%, Act Of Juus sOth, 1sS4.l 1 =
nov1o d&vsd -'Hsz Col. is 10 Dr. 7 wv w "a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

THAT dinner mean the soldiers
holiday dinner. Friends of the soldier
10 THE and adjoining counties, shall they
have ity There are several hundred sol
diers 10 hospital here. They are from all
parts OF The State. That mother or sister
or wife that would like the son or brother
or husband to have a good Christmas
dinner, can send the poultry OF fruit and
the other ctcetcras of the cuisine, and the
dinner wi be prepared aud the soldiers
will do justice to it, If every communi,y
will act in the premises, ample provision
can be made and the project be carried
out. This, alone, can make it successful.
Our citizens caunot do it, for the under
taking Is too large. Active aud general
endesvor throughout the country can pro.
vide the dinner at but little individual
cost or sacrlbce.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

THE WooD PROCESSION To- MoRRow.
We hope that it may be complete
success. II depends upon our friends in
the country to make it 50. appeal to
them to do il. At the best, our citizens
are daily burdened in providing for our
needy. Ia this wood matter our country
friends can lend material and very yalu-
able assistance. May We not ask ell the
farmers who possibly can, to be in The
procession with load Of wood tomorrow.
The ladies' will have fne dinner pre-.
pared. u will only take you one day, and
you will have aided in good cause, have
helped to mitigate suffering and relieve
the necessities of those who are needy,
that the nation may live.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

great msny side hits loirg made at the Piap,s
noh Eittsrs BY or two OF s h,
nave endes'cs- 10 initiate eonnterfei, them Its all
81 no Use The people wen be iosg imposed upon Tie
plantation Liirrs asiag IN and tsoruer
every day, and tisa,s what's the matter They are in
same sized bottle, and made u; iapy ere at first, aud
viii continue 70 be. shall STOP ia King them
The Plantation Bitters purify strengthen and iurc-
orste. 's
They create healthy appetite
They ere bl;ido;e to change Of waite, and die.
The avercsms effects ,.issi,.son and late hoars
Ihet strengthen the systein and eBiieeu the mind
thvf Prevent tEissn5atic and intermittent fryers
Lhfy purity the breath and asiiity II t- stomach
They care pysP-r=Is and Constipation.
Iie! eure Diar hes, cholera and choipra Morbr-
ihes cure Liver Complaint aud Sef on Headache
ihe make the reak strong the iangnd b, itiapt and
are exhausted natures grsa, restorer The Recipe and
inf efeaiar ATE around each botile clereynen Mer-
chants and persons whose sedentary ha its induce weak
nss iassitude rifation the heart lack 81 annette
distress after eaing, liver compliant constipation ae
VIII mud i~ssdise and permaI relief in these BITTER,
But above all. they recommended to weak and s
cate females and motherr.
They arc sold BY all respectable merchants. Soc tho,
each bottle has private United States siamp over H..
cork and steelpiate sids label.
Beware of rehll~d bottles Sc that the .tamp has not
been tampered with Any person pretending 10 .eIl
Plantation Bters by the gallon lie swndler and mpos
ter, and should be Immediately reported To u.s.
p. II. DRAKE 4 Co
oethaA~om u Park Row NY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23
RI A VOICE FROM vIcKsBuRG

vicEsnuRa, Miss, Aug. ., 1868.
D John Bull-Dcsr Sir: l am happy 10 state To 70
that have used your valuable Cedron Bitrers with ,,s
beneht TO myself In general debility and pro~trntion
my system produced by the unhealthy and miasmnfir In
uence OF the Mississippi river around yckburg having
been with Gen Grants army throughout s whole
ern campaign. ! confidently recommend its
pertons who are exposed 60 unhealthy climates
II. ". FOGLE
Agent o. 8. Sanitar Cornmissjon
LOUISVILLE KY, Sept. l6, 1858
On the 22d Of July last submitted through an agep,
Of mne othe Medical Director the Department ~ ths
Army OF the Cumberland sample my Cedrop bitter.
or inspection and requested II analysis be oun
mertorous, TO sanction ard approve its among our
soldiers ~
The following is the Medical Directors rspv and ,
Gen Roseersrs permission to ship dozen at once 10
nave u sold to suffers JOHN BULL
Il satisfied that Cedron Btters will do no harm
any one IL taken properly aud in moderation SEQ M
objection to Dr. Bulls being permitted to dispose az n r.
suffers. A. HENRY TIIuRS1f1N ~
Surgeon and Medical Director d
Headquarters Department of Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn, july "a, 1868
DR.. John Bulls agent. Mr., has permissjon Ia sb,p
to Nashville, Tenu IS gross 500 DOZEN of RnIs ~
dron fstters for sale to suffers In the army only
The regulation of the Treasury Department are to be
complied with strictly.
BY order Of Major Gen. Rosecrans
WIN. II. wTLEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen
For SALE wholesae and retail by Wilkinson Bartlett
va neoAaA'ioNa' aprl3-dtw1yr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23
financial ano commercial.
New York markss.


BY Telegraph NEW YoRx, Dec. p.
Cotton-Firm at Is for middling.
Fl0ur-State and Western opened quiet and without
decided change and closing dull and declining At 10 IS
710 80 for Extra State; IL O5l1 Is for Extra H. o.
end IL Se@l2 70 for Trade Brands.
whisky-Excited, irregular and unsettled; Western
ESQ., TO- cloeng with sellers ut inside quotations.
Wheat-Duil and lower; Winter Red Western 2 90.
and Amber n ch. 2 561z.
Ryc-Dull.
( Bsrley-Quiet
Corn-Du and heavy at s6l1 for inferior Western
in store and 81 for good a0ut; e5 for old White
Southern, aud 50 for UNIV Yellow.
Osts-Duil and declining at 030l o. for Western.
Coffee-Firm,
Eugar-DuJi
Moissses-luiet
Petroieum-About lc lower Crude At 55c; Refined In
Bond nj 7sc, and do Free csc.
Hops-Quiet and unchanged.
WoQi-Strady.
PorK-Open@d heavy and lower at 80 s7i1DS0 Is for
1881 mesa, do cash and regrlar way clio Ing II 50 SIX
CASH II 5o4z 90 for new 80 60 sol 90 Tor prime
and 81 00gl0 20 for prime Also 620oDbls. new
for January buyers and sellers option at AZ o.
a. IS; 900 bills 1861 for January tuyers or:
tipn at AZ so and 900 bbs prime mess same delivery
sellers option, at 40 on.
Beef active, hut firm at 10 COAL u 90 for new
plain mess and Il "a 20 for new extra mess.
Beef Hams-Steady at q O0G2s 20
Cut Ments-In fair demand At l7l4@1Skc fbr shout
| ders, and l252ic for hams.
AIRY, AT 20lzr
dressed ssne-Steady and quiet at lie for Western
Lard-frD. but not Dctiye at ~ b 25c.
| butter-Quiet and st-sdy.
Cheess-kirmer and rather active q bG24c fol
common 10 prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23
Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph

By Telegraph cacAeo, Dec "a
Oar Iroyi-ien market continues VERY quiet, the ex
trems tightnes of the money market etsrding slmics
all speculative operations and prcs in other market
being relatively lower ilan here ing their 10
yates II freight, shuts nerly all eastern orders b
m4fkt will gu untsi alter the Iiodry her
has Ocen ~. I-rahie moy IN Beef que,
All far naore hiss been sosd than reported.
Live Hess-tirmer II iit4alal4c.
Dressed iiog.- Duh at 4tsala c.
Re:eipisAo,i53 dressed, ald ll,6o2 live. Shipped
40y9.
Tne sales of pork amount % 900 bbs, each Of mes
and prime me-s-at 80 W for the for ana 90 sea
90 IS fqr the latter.
LsrdDuii nj 2a22jac for stesni. ard q ~ for No
Green Meats-its4sl5c ,or shoulders. aal its. . II
for hams
Dry Sailed Mcats-No sales reported. but the
essy buy l6s4Gi7 ior shoulders and side-
Pscsied English meats l9s for Cumberland and I0a
cut hams Rnap and extra PRIME pork ). 0ts33 %.
Bref-fir IL 90 als % for nle=s and - % - =
fer extra Beef haA,s "a 20 IS ~, and firm.
Tslow-Fifm ut Isl xsl6i4e.
Hghvines-s 70 e. higher, with large sales at oSa
o.. eiosing irm
Exchange a, q diseoun, on New Yolk, and \
baltimore.
Aones-nght.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

-.
fA0 0RAnA 0osu1e - ne Rfosiaen.
tBa1 Injection.
We have heard news from America
lately which / confess hos struck me a.
being one q tho most snblims spectacles
10 the whole history Of the world. You
have twenty three million Or twenty -four
million Of people. spreading over terri
tory some Thousands Of miles square, ex-
ercisiDg on ono day the right Of suffrage
upon question respecting which cur
rents Of blood are flowing, and you see
the result Of that peacefal election given
without % much tumult % have seen
10 that dirty little village Of Clone. or
that little town Kiddermlnister. TCheers
and lsughter.] That il % event that
humanity may be proud Of, and it rs not
the subject for the political party to ex-
Iull over or scowl over. [Cheeu A
people who can do that have given 70 the
world spectacle such as was never be-
fore presented by any other people, and
what have they done? They have decid-
ed. after years Of war, and after almost
every household has lost relative Or ia.
mate, the contest that arose between Gen.
eral Mcclellan, who desires to pu. down
the war without making the addition Of
slavery condition, and Mr.. Lincoln who
desires to put down the war aud extir-
pate slavery from the South. (Chesrs ]
Notw'tbstandi'g that that was tie appeal
made to the whole people, they have pre-
ferred acting in the Interests Of Humanity,
for that can no longer Be questioned, they
have preferred the contluuance OF war
rather than the continuance OF degrading
slavery. Loud cheers. Let Us have
40 more u the late talk tnas this is not =
war to put down slavery. Every body
now adults hst whatever is the issue oil
the struggle, slavery will be abolished.
RICHARD GOLDEN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

THAT ExcUasroN. Oar senior, and
quite : number Of other seniors and ju-
niors, went mp on rail to Pella, yester.
day. The party doubtless had . good
time. jolly time, last spirited. rollick'
ing, cold time. We hava't got any ~
turns from them It the time Of this
writing We may hereafter. If 50, and
there b AIRY rich scenes 70 relate, We vii
hold chat with you, good reader, aud
tsll you all about it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS. &C.

PRODUCE AND PRosisoSs.-The ice bridge across tn.
river has changed the prices Of some articles ,ut st,
the supply short Choice Butter readily brings 40 4.
4o Eggs 81 Il TO 40c. Dressed hickens Tu, keya prai
RE Chickens and euails in pretty good demand
tosf green Apples are scarce Wheat finds ready SALE
at quot Dealers buy pretty freely when csod a,
| tcles presented.
FtouR-superfne, $40 rs p Dbl; Double Extra, a bbl
| II 25 y o'-
wnEar-sprine. 81 so; FALL 60 to i rs a bn.
| Rys--s5c "a bush.
| BaRLEr-fall, / fo91 SO; Spring, 5oa1 70.
0Ars-55c q bush.
CoRS-soc q hushel buying; SIS to e0c selling
Coas MEsI-s2 90 to SO y 100 lbs. bnyins; 40 70
rs selling. ~ ~
BAas-wheat,sl 20 p 100 bs buying / a5 :. 40
selling. W
GREEN ApPIrs-s1 so to rs buying; 90 se,n~ Z,
scarce. ""'
PoriroEs-l 40 to l so bnying: 60 to 70 se,,in.
TURsIPs-50c buying; CSC selling
EurrErECommon 50 to 4ee buying; IS to SOC selling
EaGs-31} x to 4oc buying: i5c selling
Prairie Chickens same as tame.
LARp-22c buying; rs to 271z selling.
HAss-soc p H.. sugar Cured do, 22e
WHITE Be- Axs-Common to Good, 81 so@2 90 buytnp.
as to , % selling. yinS'
TALtow--l4c.
BEsswAx-5o to 55c buying
Hu-Selling street at SIS 006sIe co.
kHealock sole d 70 a. p b: do hsrny hsb
price; Green I; Green Sheep Pets fi TO to rs s'c
~ do upper 20 to 3sc per foot. Oak eoc y H. do
sEsps-Timothy, "a 90 to Is; Flax 50 so
Hoas-$9 t0to IL 90 y 100 lbs gross; $40 90 70 "A so
p 100 BIS net. W y to "
BEE, CA1rIs--ss 90 to a 90 gross.
eHEEP-s4 50 to IS 80 p head.
Pharmacists.
RAos-5 to &c, buying.
BAas-BurIaps, Sc to ESQ.,
Single Gunnies, 42c; double do 0So
Seamless. BUSH, s5c TO IS.
Flour, 1tbbi, IS to o.
do " bbI "a 10 50
do " Dbl, (paperlo
6AcKs-Wool Sacks. 2 90 : piece
Oh CoPrKR-So to 8sc y b.
sMn BRAaa-23c = D.
!, WSos.o:k srssa, - 81 d, dry. 80 %. uis1ery
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

The friends of Alexander Dumas are
trying to dissuaie him from his American
tour, on the ground that : country given
up. to civil wsr and social anarchy and
brutality, IL not the place for literary
man to gather matter for lectures or for
romance writing. But Dumas under.
stands the position probably better than
his friends, and insists upon going. He
says he is a friend to tie cause Of the
Union.
Boston may be the center Of cviiza
sion, but there are bad morals in ii as well
as IN the less pre.entious parts oil Chris
tendon. One evening, recently, twenty
two common drankards were arrested BY
The police 10 one police district. aud
eighteen Of hem were women
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23
Admission only Is cents.

EV The town talk Is all ahou, those
one thousand boxes at Howe & Tyler's,
aua many good people say it's lottery
sh'S Is not So 10 all lotteries hundreds
get nothing but blanks for their mo,ev
"hiie one enly gets the prize but in this
case you buy pox of goods and pc, vour
moneys worth, besides running n chance
of getting a watch worth twenty dollars
Remember it's time for Christmas ,res.
ents, aud you get your box on S,tnrd, p
afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

SOLDIERS VorE.-The vote of the sol.
diers for Lee county officers as officially
published is as follows: For Clerk Of the
Court the whole number of votes cast was
$50. or these LeSuer received $50;
Doerr 60. For Recorder the whole mum
Der of votes was CTS OF these Frow re-
ceived 608; Shaeffer 65. For Superin-
tendent Common Schools there was but
one vote cast, and that was for 10.
Hough.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

"a Do not forget Rev. DR.. Gillet,'s
lecture tonight at Medical College Hall.
The Doctors subject will be the Bible
and the Biologists.
This is the. opening to a course of lec-
lures to be delivered by the Faculty of
the College The proceeds of these lec.
'uses Is Ter the benefit of the poor of our
city, and VIII be placed in the hands OF
the Treasurer OF the Association for their
relief.
Admission only Ii nnnta
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

For THE HoLIDAYs.-The largest and
best assortment Of Games, Pickles., Back
CANNON Boarde, Chessmen, Checkers,
Dominoes, Portfolios, Toy, Juvenile,
Prayer and Hymn Books. !.
BRowsELL's Book SroRE,
Cor. 9Th and Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23
kEOKUK MARKETS.
DAuT G,Tx urry OFFICE
arokrE, December -, lses
GHOGEfSfEx
Corrected BY s.HAMILl a co.. Wholesale Grocer.

t0ffcttsd ey ,. uAAfLL a. To-, Wholesale GfuceYS
GhocERrs-Prces firm at quotations given.
SssM--N Orleans fair, &c. prime, CSC. choice esf
New York, G. 2sc. New York. A, Sic; crushed and pow
dered &c. ~
AoLassss-sugsr House ossl l5c; Golden syrup,i 20
@ti l5-sorghnm, se@l o..
CofFEE-49 TO 5ec.
RfcE-1Tc.
Sopa-American, lie; English, IL
soAP-Palm, l2l4c German. l2izeal3.
CANDLxs-Siar, Soc; Mould PIC.
Fs.s-foung Tyson. 81 ool2 Is; Imperial, 81 ~ .
" %. Black, 81 Is to 81 80.
TosAcco-psuk Sweet, SOC; Medium Brands Il 90 10
&c; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 30 to 81 IS
NAlts-Best Brands 80 90 rates.
aLAss-sxlo Country 80 so City rs. rates,
CokDAsE--29 to Sue.
Oar APPLEs-l4 p b.
Day CuRRaSfs-25c.
RsIsrss-S6 SO to 50 So
6ALr-4 ooa4 Is.
PsARL SfARcR-,rrc.
NOUNS WOODEN .,aRE-2 Hoop Pals - Is: booo
do. s. 20. No. Tubs. 81 So No. Co. is oo No A.
Ia 80, Nests I'd do, 4 25. Wash boards as "a
ffsu-No. Mackcrel, bbls. SIS OO6$lo 90
No. 2 do do $40 0o6b9Is 90
No. l. do hf do el1 Oa0Il so
No. do hf do $40 OO(alo 2s
Hf bhls. No. White Fish, 50 CO.
0rLs-Cosl Oil, o5 Linseed OIL e5: Lard OIL n en-
~ 90; Fish Oil, 81 20. - ~
cHEEsr--W r. and Hamburg Is to Csc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23
QUOTATIONS FROM EXCHANGES.

The Chicago Tribune Of the zIst says:
During the past week the general produce narke -
have ruled qiet, and owing the decline nj gold lr
love-. ighsinas in consequence If the supia.
sioD that Congress Will the re enue Itii 80 Us d,
make the 81 % take effect ca the ist of Jaassry
have advanced - q &c per gallon within thr week.
The Dry Goods trade continues very active partics
larry IN ~eolrn ;abrcs saeh trade peser Known
bef re in this city.
The 81. Louis Republican Of tle 2Ist In speaking Of
the produce, market. says:
The gorge fe a uies below the city had not Welded
yesterday, and dealers were ag.,,, without shn,.in 10
ciites. The enquiry preyailins On Change therefrt
va Pu'ss 2, NATIVE charaetsr his Of wot
eseluea hni IN nhsky. watch began at 81 ~ sold
a ~ way 10 - - per CATION, under The inpus~ u pro
fOse usN tesi7afch Ia SopEress relative to
upon that article.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23
Special \ ot,lss.
POPULARITY.

great mapy EaFle st the PRESENT day think mere II
obtaining Pshiriy AMI r@VsiaTty tEsn - any other
"He tang tEeF 7oald p ss5bsy be Is-sassei al ru
% plss a.! as 70 ae4uite tie Nassg gAiry Il the
FfHlsr voice suecess'ti ~, great tf pxis
g. hiss that srdi enc nc remedy known a. C,,e t,,r
iness = scarcely isnnlr III the land but what
.s.11 ,,iF OF iths article as re essary 10 the
s ny me- neur or lre'sieus EsIscr5e5sce hss
tangat the pecrie that oieE remedy hss q cr been
pas iefeFe the Eslle that viii cure eoes COILS cuD
sore iafos' Hns ia fact all throat lung essf tat. !.
9lfe@i and As cfeetuslis Goes Cough Rahsata In
THE Eastern States Uhse IL he's been long ,oun ana
teftfT II Is considered ths reliable con A rery
e1ianf, and either rich tseT thf1k ~ tin
without H. We would suggest all oar readc,- tla
cessiy efPiig bans article of this find r,r i'm
mediate use IL costs bnf +oc fer bottle ami /. J :.
=; - Is the cheapest an1 test remedy
IN "' ""iiN' dscs-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

NEW YEARS GIFr.-There is NOTHING
that would be more appropriate for New
Years gift TO lady than a good sewing
machine, G. H Emerson. Fourth street.
has the best in the world. dac92.4t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

ELEGANT CHRISTMAS AND New YKARs
PRESENTS. - Bitter Sweet. Christmas
o'0f.es and Pictures. Folks Songs, Ir.
vins Sketch Book, DICKENS Christmas
Stories, Shakespeare, Byron. Scott Moora
&C., profusely illustrated and very hand.
somely bound. Also all tho po.,s -,
In blue ard gold.
bRowNELL's Pook STORE,
Cor. 4th and Main streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

SKATING Cars, &o.-Burkitt g. Co,
nave ten dozen ladies' skating cans
trimmed with beaver, mink, river sable
and coney; cloaks and cloak cloth, of all
grades and prices; together with the
largest quantity Of ladies' furs of all
k'nd'' which they propose to sell very
low.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

By telegraph Nsv YoaK, Dec. n
Aoney-Mcre active and firm At per cent.
Steriins-Qaiet al I0p36gl osl<.
G9tLess active and opening At 225 advancing
to y n, declining TO 2lu5k closing at 1zl5zs22Il
GJverament sEvcss-n ithout decided Change.
os 81 coupons llGiz.
U. ). 80 Coupons lu1 u.
l0-lo Coupons loil4
Stocks-bull and lower.
Capsst, eACiSsI., &RIleslz; N&PDc 535<
roI q Wat,s ~ wa,ae lo2; al II IS, CAN "
ms I e Scrip III. Us yr Cert S654; Pse Mail 3l5
MIC l13. ktIe 995.: b 40 1l5; hudson ll&5.: Har
lem 70; Reading lf5; lI6i4; $40, Toeuo H.
III Cert 81 i; Quicksilver a.l1.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

~ Christmas is here, and you all want
turkeys just received at Gregg d Co.'S,
opposite the Post Office, a inc lot of tur-
keys, TO DE sold in quantities TO suit pur-
chasers. Also, fresh butter IN large or
small quantities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

hEEP WARM.-Huiskamp g. Ma,lass,
and HulsEamp & Bro, have just received
those ladies AID gents buffalo oyershoes;
also, ladies calf fur-!ined balmoras, Ger.
man felt shoes and fancy slippers, sui,a.
BILE for Christians presents. G2t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

One of the rebel officer prisoners at
Johnson's leland has given birth to :
" bouncing boy So says the 6a1dusky
Register. The Register informs Ys that
the 8 officer Is undoubtedly . WomAn."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23
THE CITY.
~ The Library will be closed Satur

SoCIAL.-The social of tho Chatham
Square M. E. Church will be held at the
resi- lence Of Mrs. Ruddick, on 9TH street
near Orleans, on this evening. Every.
body and bis wife and young folks ere
invited.
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Mosr REMARKABLE. An II s6scte,
and most useful 10 10 application, the fra
grant SokoDoNr has become tho most
popular dentriice in existence. lis
used and praised by everybody. Sold BY
I'll druggists and perfumers.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

PERSONAL Hon. Henry w. Starr Of
Burlington, was in town yesterday. Stop
ped at the Deming.
Our, active and popular Clerk elect,
David H LeSuer, came down last evening
and is 10 town today.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

sV Go and see Brownell's stock of Pho
tograph Albums, the finest assortment in
the city. H. BRowNELL g. Co,
Cor. 4th and Main SITS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

eood teams wanted 70 deliye
wood from Fox Island = ~
-. LOU wages and a steady job
~ e 'se''eu oy applying Immediately
to l.. c. Dobyns, on Fox i.l.na !,
undersigned at Keokuk.
dec20 re
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

SWEET PorAToEs.-If you want fine
sweet potatoes for Christmas. Wicker
sham d 20. have got them at 1853 Main
street. 70.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23

UEITARIAE s. s. Festival will be
held At Burrows Hall Saturday evening.
1t is hoped the contributions and eatables
will be brought in early Saturday morn
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-23
HOWE & TYLER

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have conciEdsi 10 81 ,leD, a a. e,i,..s - '
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s'< and st have taken solemn that we 10 moi
sboH Which tnx any on article in and aiss mai
in the boxes which are scaled mn f'
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