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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-06

ruyks Island papers Of December 10 state
mo American brig Lady Of the Lakes and bark haska
were both wrecked near Turks Island
The government price Of salt Of Turks Island has been
nxed at eight cents per bushel
The schooner wilhelmna, from Boston for ST. Jago,
wrecked ecos The materials and part Of her cargo
were saved.
The schooner Eastern Light, from Africa with palm oil.
was totally lost on Cacos the l4tn.
public meeting has been held at Georgetown, Dema-
rara and resolutions forwarded to the Governor
favorng the emigration or negro aborers from the United
States. Similar meetings have been held At Trinidad,
St. Domingo advices to the Turks Island Standard
represent the spaniards as making but little progress
The town Of SANTANA had been plundered by the Span
iards and the Wesleyan Mission House and chapel burn
cd. The merchants OF st. Thomas have closed all ac-
counts with Porto Rico, Hayti and Cuba and viii not
transact any further business with those places except
for cash Gamara was completely surrounded by the
Dominicans at Bani, and the Domnicans have erected
battery which commands the entrance the harbor
Of Porto Platte.
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DEAFNESS.
NOISES IN THE HEAD
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR,
CATARRH,
WEAK AND DISEASED EYES. &C. &C.,

MRS. ". G. BROWNS
METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY"
YORK and 40 Arch street PSilsdepSa 'N '.N'' ~"
the following certificate to which hundreds could be
Charles Wick Of No 80 Flaibush avenue Brooklyn. DO
years with offensive discharges from both ears
oS s he, very o@d Of his books
ana tied them up and put them away He Stunned
nf s her 'oph and
and brought home with me her Metaphysical Discovery and
son in few days heard drum street which be
cond not before he became Deaf His hearing returning;
from head and greatly 10 our surprise he went and
took down his books again and delight in
.sy and physically. and heartily reg m%end mrs ' G.
Browns mode Of treatment 70 all who suffering
shortly appear IN the papers, or can be seen now at the
ONCE = S0 SEE s'F What WIN. WESLEY SAYS.
William Wesley OF Lodia: four miles from Newark, do
certify that have been troubled with diseased eye for
York. and lett than when went then went under
the first eye in but found my eye was sSns
til saw Mrs NJ g. Browns wonderful in the paper
S =
sit in Mrs. NJ g. Browns Office cured young man. over
IN de- @
was giving and that had got the right medicine at last
cured also and recommend ali who suffer not to ris ave
years az b go right at to rs Bond street and get
Metaphysical Discovery consists of three distinct
Preparations which work In for the destruction
and for the scalp The whole put up in nice wooden
with glass tube pass the medicine into the and
Ssn Th as n @ for using to any address In the
The celebrated Poor RcSar Sf Eye Water
Metaphysical Physician
Mrs. M g. Brown will be at her onlce, No rs Bond street
every day this week u.i Fridsy at O'Clock 0ee hour,
those who cannot attend in the day.
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PANAMA, Dec. 20, 1863.
In the last few days have from all quarters
abundance and one hardly knows where 10 commence
first TO begin at the beginning is, however, the best
plan cases; served" with each
item of intelligence under it's own head.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

CORNs, BUNIONs, INVERTED NAILS, cHILBLAINs.
S2cI FrSsed Feet &C., cured without pain BY Dr. W r.
Bank RICE'S Annhilator Corns, Bunions, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, &C. BY mail, 30 cents.
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The City Of Quito Threatened
by MOsquera.
Interesting News f'9m Chile, Peru
and Panama.
THE HARBOR OF GREYTOWN,
&c., Ac.s &c.

By the arrival Of the steamship Ocean Queen, Captain
fipklepaugh at this port yesterday from Aspinval
have exceedingly important and interesting news from
the West Coast the details Of which viii be found in the
letter Of Panama correspondent Purser Bailey Of
the Ocean Queen thanks for the prompt delivery
Of our papers and correspondence.
The following is her specie list
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The Court OF Appeals.
ALBANY. Jan. 8, 1868
The Court ID occupied 10 hearing motions to-day The
calendar for Wednesday January Q, 10 follOws;-The
Arst Ten numbers on the SPECIAL calendar.
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ANTHOLOGY.
Owing TO the crowded state OF our columns com
PEELED 10 omit oil Advertisements coming under the abov
heading
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THE BALL SEASON.
r light GUARD BALL.
IL ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
THURSDAY EVENING, January IA
Tickets 3d. admitting gentleman and ladies' TO be had
at all the music stores and hotels
MCCLELLAN HOP
WI FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC,
Given the
MONTE CHRIsTO ASSOCIATION,
CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1854.
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durns The balance Of he term OF ninety nine yeaSs
Can Wall street % better than tha7
The anniversary Of the battle Of Ayacucho, the 0tA
December celebrated Lima this year with srsasev
socmniy and enthusiasm than before. The COm<S
eso thus speaks q the evens:-Ihe day bvngs 70
memories the eorious deeds achieved ~ Amertca -
hong she was united, and reminds that, weakened
by separation she has been victim Of European Powers
Who try 70 change our institutions ard 70 distribute
amongst themselves the whole continent. Happily,
every battle lost by those who pretend the
right conquest in the second half u tho nineteenth
century in g. Domingo and Mexico win have the same
result as Ayacucho Justice not being on our side,
victory royerse but justice doubles enthusiasm
even msfortunes."
The following the number OF vessels that loaded st
the Chncha Islands with gsano during the month Of
vemoer, 1868, Their destination and tonnage
Tons register
vessels for England. OATS
I vessel for Barbados. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 405
IL vessels for France and Antas ............ 824l
vessels for Island Of Mauritius. ............ 2o32
vessels for Belgium 1858
4 vessels for Germany ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $500
vessels for Holland. OSy
l vessel for Italy Observation-Disclosures. 1893
Total. 70 ,O06
or theee eight ships Of the United States
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IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST COAST.


Arrival OF the steamship
Ocean Queen.
The War Between Ecuador
and Colombia.
Severe Battle Between the Forces Of
Generals Mosquera and Flores.
General Flores Severely Defeated and Com
pclled to Retreat Across the Frontier.
his Loss Very Heavy in Killed.
Wounded and Prisoners.
-,~~-.>~~~~~~~~~~--~-
The City Of Quito Threatened
by M0squera.
Interesting News I'm Chile, Peru
and Panama.
THE HARBOR OF GREYTOWN,
&c., 10, Ac.
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owing 10 NE crowded state Of our columns
Teisd 10 omit all dt,r,i.erenis under The above
heading.
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DRY GOODS.
CLEARING OUT SALE OF CLOAKS
" LYONS VELVET CLOAKS
VELOUR CLOTH sACQUEs AND CIRCULARS
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BEAVER DO.
RUSSIA SABLE DO
DIAGONAL AND FROSTED BEAVER DO.
CHINCHILLA. CASTOR AND ESQUIMAUX DO.
have determined selling of the balance OF
ensve stock for the thirty at such reduction In
price that the most skepca cannot fail TO the unusually
low prices now quoted. GEO. CAREY,
ATS Broadway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14
Auction.

We shall have sale this ednesday
morning at 10 o'clock, Of China, glass
and silver-plated ware Of the finest des
cription. Gall Of high cost). consisting il
part Of fine gold band French China tes
sets, elegant presentation China cups and
saucers, French China water pitchers
gold band plates, butter dishes ditto
Bohemien glass wine stands, ditto liquor
stands, ditto celery glasses. ditto fruit
stands. salts, two elegant large flower
vases, two siver-plated tea cts, two su
perb~ silver plated water pitchers, syrup
jugs. splendid castors, cups. silvsr-plated
spoons, forks, table. medium and dessert)
large walters or tea trays, &c, &c.
Ladies. as Christmas is again coming,
we invite Jour attendance to the above
sale, and as it is not our practice TO 10
vite the ladies unless we have something
worthy of their notice we trust you viii
favor US With your presence on this 90
casion. Howr A. Tvrry
lxiI Auctioneers,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

The EDINBuRG REVIEW October
mum Der Of this sterling Quarterly is re-
ceived.
Contents Angus; Coniferous Trees:
Arch Bishop Whately; Cooperation So
ciesies in 1854 French Anti Clerical
Novels Man and Nature Weber's Life
Of Marshall SAKE; Robert Browning =
Posn The Five Year Old Parliament.
Publ shsd by Leonard, Scott & Co, New
York. Terms, 50 per annum, or Black
wood and ths four Reviews (London,
Edinburg, North British and West min
stsr) $40. At these rates they are the
cheapest periodicals. published in the
country, and counting among their con-
butors the duest critics and the abIess
writers of England, they should have .
large circulation among the scholars and
thinking men of the coustry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

~ The peniteutiary works At Fort
Madison have changed hands. Messrs.
Hale, Davis u Co. have bought ont the
interest Of Wiuterbotham and Jones
and propose running the machine. We
wish the new firm and oar friend Davis 10
particular all conceivable good fortune. -
We are sorty to lose the Captain from
our city. Hope our loss may be bis gain
He is modest man. Il would embarras.
him should We say all the complimentary
thin s of him he deserves. We introduce
the Davenport Democrat, give what il say.
concerning the new arm and Captain
Davis and shy ditto TO the Democrat:
s'Ths new firm consists of I. Hale
Esq, Of Rort Madison, Captain B w
D,vis, the old and highly popular steam
boat Captain. whom everybody on the
Upper Mississippi knows AMI es,eems,
and j. X. Winterbothom, E.q. son o.
the head of the former firm. They arr
all very active, competent and energcti,
men, and will undoubtedly drive business
at that place."
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hpelial Noti}fs.


great many people II the prsssns ~ think 81
obtaining pa eity AMI popularity, fha = any other
one thing l1ey could paadbsy b. ps1te sed IL Bur,
nxions a. they mar acquire the yan glory Of the
popular voice none ever succeeded
& has that vosttSsrsvs Hcreue1y kneph Coe- Cugh
asisan fkere /. kcarresy fmiiy IL se land Int wha,
consider supply cf Ills article begessary To the
household fselr9 Tour rsors.5is Experience hes
tsughf the people thai ess rewvdk k<$ sses besn
nut lrfore the public Will eopts enbis group
throat and in tact sil throat lng eom nss
anie sly and efIeetasaiy Cut Cctxh BxsaE In
the Eastern Stsfes where Il hiss beSn long and
tested il Ii considered rsa(e cough renedy
erfspt sna - one esthsr rich res} fhuk II beigE
xithcut IL We uvufd suggest III Oh sssrs the
cessssy OF keeping article Of fis kind f
use Ii casss bat &c. Per bot,ie and reid
III vg steses and II the cheapest and best rerstdy
II the wcrid. dec0-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

KathAiron h from the Greek vodd .Eathro', or
hafh Aro- sigHifying tstieensr sssat~
This article whsf il signifies Tor prewervfnx
restoring and besntiiyinr the human hulr 4 this saosi
remarkable prcpssxtson In the wDSh II sgrn Owned
sDd put up BY the original proprietor. End rade
sith the skill and attepfiou hch gave IL
sic Ut over million LrJssies per .nBudn.
II II . mssf dslixhuul liar pse.ss1d
II srsdieates scurf aBd d pdrnf
IL k~ets the besd eosl snd ei@au.
Il makes the hair rich, sest znd gluAay
II prevents the hair falling cI Aud turning gray
Jtrestor~s hair spen bald heads
Any lady gentleman values kesufiful head OF
hair shond Lyons KashAsrrH Ii Ill and used
trorhonf the civilized void Sold Wy all BE
iesiefs- DEAAs BARNES Co. New York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Dec 10
Receipts Of Hogs 10 35 live and 229 drssef beercs
2,1o7.
LIZ, usgsAetve and 10 70 I5c higher Sales OF IL,
a. az II Cog u % aruse, chiefly = II be4Iz W
D~e.s~d ifvks ne hlshsr. xAlm n ~ 0oels =
chiefly AZ IL 81 divtiisx n 40 ~.
Beef cAtte-lr I'm at ) sos? 50. chiefly At so9s q
for common 10 Frime
Prvisoas- Axeited in cons 4Hencs Of short crop IN
mars- Mes pork broysnf and o. higher Sale. svs
bbh> NJ sc Sol g o., closing hrm ~ cussde Pr Nc
me pork 90 higher. ssl-s Of 3&0 hbis. 1t IS oAs
81 ca sellers at close boicng % 5os Brfk meat.
Arm Safes sase0 ms trk shoulders II 1S3se. io,se
leD 600 rs do at l6s delivered PEG Isl Jan
nary Green la,as Arm At t.s-. Sweet pilkied ham,
hrrn at IL 48lsc.
Lsrd-kna. Gales 81 80 nerces prime steam II Y .
gre
Eokk~-,c higher sales 200 bills. ut 4 SssS1 sfi&
Fi9ar-Qaiet % 10 5sslI 70 Tor White " intsrs =
for Spring kxttas-
waea.-Duii and easier. Sales Of No. Red 1t s,
~ ~. l. Sfrtsg 81 70 III a.
Cora ss1srs III soeese for rev.
o -kxcft-st \ higher Saias al 65iz9s9i<-
Rye-Sc higher a. - Tor Ma
Anney-Scares.
Exshsa.e-siesdy at u discount buying. and par sell
| ing
Soii-922
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Teri lble Steamboat Disaster
Burning OF steamer Maria
SEVERAL LIVES LOST
Soldiers sss'dsa and Crippled
1S1 Cavalry Horses LOef.
ls7 Cavalry Horses Los,.
ORION the s.. Louis Democra, De- -,

NFrom the St. Louis Democrat Dec 1917
One OF the most serious river disaster.
OF late days. occurred yesterday morning
At Carendelei, neighboring city, about
six miles distant in a southern direction.
Several boats were taken BY the G ssern-
mont and loaded with horses aud trooc.
for Louisville. They started Ss,urds,
morning and among them vas the Maria
The strong wind and the heavy ice com.
PEELED the boats to halt Il Caro- nde,et f,,r
the night. The pilots and other emblo,.
ees OF the Maria said to our informant.
that = bile the boat lay at the wharf v;tb'
out steam in her boilers, an explosion toot
place on the larboard side Of the mai
Dc, +, near the boilsr, the explosion e.;no
upward. making hole 10 the boiler dece
through which the clerk Of the boat and
seversl other persons fell upon the boilers
What exploded they do not know. hnf
know il could not have been one 81 ~
bnlers. They say il may have been bar
OF ammunition. At al events, the boat
Instantly took Ere. While 10 this cond;.
ton, gust Of wind struck the Maria an,
carried her to bar upon which 81.
grounded and Va estirely consumed
STATEMENT or rHE SOLDIERS
% board Tie Maria we're about eivht,
soldiers Of tho Third ssd Four,h a.,
eav.ssy. and To Tsath Missonri 4. ~.
inesr s'asemsdt i that e the time 81 IS.
o l:s lns ases wsre bsrsing undst M.
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EuPPosED FULyILMsH1 o. PacPHEcY-
"A London paper calls stssaifsa q the
isct that '',hs yssf 1866, which Losis
Napoleos has fixed on - th} time for
wiihdrssiag hissstfsops fre41 1ouDe-<
shieh viii b virtually leaviDgthe Pspacy
il that city % IL fate-is sh9 very year
shjch nearly ~ osrmoes sIioeps con-
msnfators o. the Nv Ttst3mens, and
sdtsss On prophecy, from tts time Of
Bishop Nsstoa downward, bate b. : uon-
dsrfsl eoasprTeass of opinionI nsnsd q
tbs year 10 which Popery = toreesi,e ~
death blow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

E Cloaks, Shawls, Blankets and
Broadc!oths selling off without regard TO
cost at the New York Store. A large
variety If Cloak trimmings, very cheap.
We will close out our Winter stock at o
reduction of thirty per cent. on fall prices.
= Particular attention paid to the encour-
agement of Western manufactured goods.
deod2w&w4w NJ. GREGG, Agent.
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CAuoHr Al LAsr.-0 George, where are
you going Tharsday night

CAUGHT AT LAsr.--0eorge, where are
ron going Tharsday night
To tie Odd Fsllows' Leyee, Of coarss.
Bill, Why. everybody sill sthsfe. His
nHonor. ah4 Msyor"- ssCommaedsr
Of the Post will b there, and that very
funny fellow, called Leighton, is to be on
hand. to keep the company in good hu.
NOR. Then, " suppose the bsroio o.
fsnders of s.Resaea'' and ssTilfon" will Be
,here. too, and If they can't make speeches,
Why, they can da-trip the light fan.
tastic. And al the beautiful ladies ol
our city { God bless them viii be there
and then, to Gap I'll. Burde.t's Basd i t
discourse sweet music for NJ. Oh. Bill
I would not miss going for any price. and
I shall look for you there, too, for whef'
Wit, beauty and gallAntfy are, You ar'
always sure to be.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

S The most sensible as we'll as the
most useful present for lady y this sea
son, is one of those handsome velvet bon.
nets or very comfortable cloaks that Mrs
Williamson is selling so chespl Try tn,
effect, gentlemen. [dlw]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

ezThe person who left pair Of h.
dies over shoes at Lee l. Farmers grocery
store, about month ago, can have the
same by calling at this Office, proving
property, aud paying for advertising the
same.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

FSA SAFE.
Within the next thirty days good
chance will be offered to any person wish,
ing to engage in the Crockefry and Ooe.r..
ware business, as | have concluded q
sell Out my entire stock At such figures !.
will make il an object to dealers, d wilI
close ont the completes stock IN ole ii
Ny object in selling out is that / xn1,.r
return to Phiadelphia.
ec.l8-et. losre Vs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

E Lieut.. Col. Jones, of the Sd lows
cavalry, telegraphs to his wife that he Is
unhurt, but gives no further particulars
than contained in an article taken from
the Missouri Democrat of December 18th,
and which we publish to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

Eg DR.. Hummer has opened an OF.
fee on Third Street, over the U. s. Rev.
enue Office, where he can b consulted
from 8 TO 5 O'Clock, P. NJ. Orders
promptly attended to. [lw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

~The order of the Secretary of War
that all paro.ed prisoners arriving at An
apolis be paid off and furloughed thirt.
days, will doubtless bring home SOM
Iowa boys who have been confined at An
Jacksonville, Georgia.
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B@Tbe fire bell, which was brok.

B@The FIRE bell, which was broker
SOME time ago. has been lowered from the
belfry of the Engine House and now lies
on the pavement below. 1t is the inten.
tention to ship TITO some bell foundry
and have it re.cast. = Let it be done al
speedily as possible. for Keokuk can't d.
without it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

manner, irwin = 20, agents for
tne SAFE OF ofocums Side Loading Re-
Volvers." The best pistol nov in use,
NO. ioS Main street. Cjuns I5-tf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

r. Have you seen the leather shoes
with solid rubber soless If pot call q
BidIeuan's, No. 80 Main Street to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14
RIA VOICE FROM vIcKsBURG,

~A VOICE FROM VICKSBURG.
vscEssrRs, Miss, Asg- q lsess
hst have ssed valuable cer0n btlsrs with frss
enet 70 myssH In geeeEaI detilty and psustYutoa Of
ny systs, produsd ~ the unhealthy and niassste H.
iucncs Of the Mississippi river around yicksbure havine
esn with Gen. 0Fant ar9 throughout M Whale south.
IN campaign cCue1snsly recomuaend ~
persons who ere exposed 70 unhealthy climates
u. ". rOGLR.
Agent q. >. Sanitary Cnmmieaion
LeutsvllI4 Ky., sept IL leoe.
On ths31d Of July lest ubmitfed through a. sgept
a. mine 70 the Medical Director of tho ts
Arny a the C1lsriaDd. ssanpie Of NY Cdron 1isfsss
orin4petiun ard requested II scr anaiysk be found H
.s"FiouA = sanction and approvs IT. ~ SAong 90
i.- .Sllo~inx tAs medical Directors reply ana .l,o
Rs.crans pernss:cn to ahp 800 dosfn 1t ones, 70
Ave Il sold 70 sutleSs. JOHN BULL.
my one n saksn rNpMly - Il modetatEtn- - 10
eetion 70 Dr. BullS beng pMlteed l4p0os 81 Il 10
sutlsrs. 4. HENRY THUKSfON
Ia Surgeon and Medical Director, b
HeAdqeartes Depaxtnent II Cun,beEland,,
Enhv1nbs fsAn, July ~, i003 / (
Dr.. John Bulls agent, Mr., has permission to ship
Nashville Tenn - gruss, 800 doarn Of Bufs c.
i1On Hitten fcr sAle - sneiers II the army only.
The regulation n IL Treasury Dspaxtnsnta to Be
implied With strictly.
~ order Of Md y 0en- 1osecrsns.
~--a WIN. n. WILRD
1tur - Provost AafshaI Gen.
loreals wholcuaIs and rseAil ~ wikinson Bartlett
p. Aeokuk. Aexa- apf1SdSwlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

70 xEr YoHx, Dec IL
The ptees for the week 1t all yards fol-
bows.
Bsef ca,tle--i.t quality IS ToD's q, hie 10 good
ls % SIS 90 eamnaon ii ocsl2 GO. iafe1ios sva
10 90
COWS ard c.ivts-ls, quality 90 ooS5s oo orainary
- e<.sa or esiuriou IS 20 9A5 ca inferior 20 Vos
Veal cs.ves--ISrst quality las aIsc ordinary IL 1l3<
common 10 r,vi. ,c, iai, rjot Iesa lejxc.
Sheep nad IL abs Extra oaa4 ~ Or ordinary o.
a. OK common 1. SeS5 90 inferior % - 25
Swine Heavy; corn ted > iS3sgi4ss stiii fed f3s
@l3xe.
Is remart aba change In the weather has arrested
active inquiry for c~f eaftiv under which price. har.
advanced fully lisr p ~ xsl<e bedrx quk<k ~ the
txosemeai Though gassed ~ 1ec the price. Their
I'd ny saass ofsxsrs cattle ~ hish Doc
Tn bulk o. the sses were II l19isf, qaits lSr-
The total PTS Of all stock Il al yards Tor this week
and Isst arc.
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~The Davenport Democrat OF Hal
urday says it heard ofpork bringing eis
nsr hundred in that market the day be
fore,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

NEW Mus1c-E. Hammer has just re
ceived lot of new sheet music. ga
and see it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

niAosAlo' Hench has moved his
o0o. au s"oe sup nom johnson street
20 n'a'o' between SECOND and Third, two
doors west of Ogden's book store.
dae8.1w.
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To.DAr.-Howe q Tylsrs auction
sales this morning. Notice elsewhere.

TIE GREAr AFFAIR OF TIE SEASON.
The DAD Fellows. Festival Thursday
evening. See on first page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-12-14

-O6cial reports froa Fr,ro. 49,. ~.
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