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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22


Newbern, N. c., Jan. IS.
The wholesale CONSUMPTION law is crea-
ting great CONSERVATION and excitement
in the western portion of the State, where
preparations are being made to resist
it.
Meetings are held at which the South
ern Confederacy is openly repudiated and
return to the Union favored.
The Raleigh Standard editorially says,
if the civil law is to be trampled under
foot by suspension of the writ Of habeas
corpus, and every able-bodied man from
Is to SO placed in the army. and the
rights of the State to be swept away, the
people of North Carolina will take their
affairs into their own hands and proceed
in convention assembled to indicate their
liberties and their privileges. They will
not submit to military despotism-they
will not submit to the destruction of their
personal and civil rights in this or any
other way What we say we know to be
SO. A vast majority of our people are
already excited and restless on account
Of the threatened encroachments on their
liberties by the Congress at Richmond.
and we most respectfully warn the mem
bers of that body not to kindle flame
which no effort can extinguish Pass
these measures, and the people of North
Carolina will rise in their majesty and
assert their sovereignty. There is no
power to prevent them from doing this,
and woe TO the official character who
shall attempt to turn the arms of Confed
crate soldiers against the people OF this
State North Carolina will not be the
slave of either the Congress at RichmoEd
or Washington. She is to-day, as she
has been from the first, the Keystone OF
the Confederate arch. If that stone
should fall the arch would tumble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
The Tax on Whisky.

! Washington. Jan 81.
The amendment offered by Wood and
adopted, shows the true state of the case
as regards the whisky tax. 1t is as fol.
lows:
Provided further, That all shirts on
hand for sale, whether distilled prior tn
date OF this act or not, shall be subjected
to the rates of duty provided by this act
from and after the 18th of july. 1864
except that spirits which have been al.
ready taxed under the law approved July
LIST, 1869, shall not bear more than the
additional or increased tax provided by
this act.
Whisky spectators are making prodi.
gIous effor'e to obtain a reversal Of the
decision of the House to tax all WHISKY
on hand
Two colored men were kidnapped in
this city yesterday. =
Gen. Birney has written letter to =
prominent member of the Md Leg.
islaturs, denying the charge that negroes
have been forced into the military ser
Vice. On the contrary, be says he could
not restrain them from rushing 10 his
camps.
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New York. Ian 9

New ok, Jan. 81.
The ship Garibaldi, which sailed from
this port last Tuesday for San Francisco
is reported aground near South Yves,
Spit, Sandy Hook.
The Halifax Journal says the revenue
officers have returned to the CITY from the
trip to the eastward in seach of goods IA.
ken from the steamer Chesapeake after
her capture. They are said to have been
very successful in their mission. Twenty.
five bales of cotton and a Schooner load OF
various articles have already reached the
city, and more goods are still at Lulen-
burg and Bridgewater for shipment.
The Mobile Register of late date indul.
ges in this plain talk:
"ln addition to 100000 stragglers. il
is demanded that nine-tenths of the peo-
pie be put in the field, and women, chill
dren and dotards be left alone, to clo,he
and iced an army; in other words. we
want everybody to 90 into an army al
ready naked, hungry and ill equipped, and
nobody to support them"
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Special to Tribune. I
W ashington, Jan. 30.

The Senate Committee have determin
ed TO postpone the consideration of the
nomination of Major and Brigadier Gene.
rails Tor the present, in order to ascertain
how many vacancies and unemploved
MAJOR Generals there are on hand,
The Court Martial in the case of Sur.
geon General Hammond met here to .dav
all the members of the Court being pres.
ent bat Gen. Starkweather, who left
Chattanooga in the 9th inst, but OWING
to the detention to trains has not reached
here yet.
Gen Hammond was arraigned and
plead not guilty He asked for a post.
ponement 10. four weeks for the burmese
OF procuring witnesses from the West
Ihis request was not granted and the
trial will proceed.
Chss Atland was to-day nominated in
executive session of the Senate as Assis.
tant Secretary of war under the law re-
Gently passed and approved for that pur-
pose.
Inc War Department has decided that
volunteers who have served faithfully two
years are entltled to the bounty allowed by
the act OF July Cad, no matter at what
Tune since the commencement of the IN.
belion they entered the service of the
United States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
By TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.


New YORK, Jan. ii.
Havana advices confirm the fight of
Juarex, and adds that San Louis Potosi
was occupied on the cath nit. by Melon
unopposed. Juarez was attacked by the
forces Of the States of Durango and Le-
acatus, and the battle lasted four hours,
when the Juarez forces were driven back
and lost all their artillery, wagons, &C.,
and several prisoners.
In the battle of Marsha one of Juarez' s
Generals was killed and four wounded
They penetrated the public square and
were only driven out after hard fighting.
The Juarez forces retreated towards Nat.
amoras, where they are reported to have
been routed again by the French.
The Juarez Government of Matamoras
has bought 100000 rifles lately from
Europe, sad to have been intended fol
the Confederates.
A fight took place at Ajasco, in the
valley of Mexico, in which the Juarez
forces were defeated by French detach.
ment, with the loss of so or go.
Key West advices say the steamer
Gray Jacket, with 500 bales of cotton and
quantity of turpentine and resin, was
captured Dec. list by the gunboat Ken
nebec off Mobile. She is worth one hun
dred thousand dollars.
The British schooner Don Jose from
Nassau, the Bark Roeback from Havana
for Mobile. and the ship Hancock, were
taken on the Florida coast. All had val
liable cargoes.
Admiral Farragut had reached Key
West.
Advices from St. Domingo report the
advance of Gen. Gaudana to Magagua,
and victory over the Dominicans BY
Santa Anna.
A Spanish war steamer had captured
two schooners laden with rifles and am
munition for the Dominicans.
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FIR oRa WASHINGTON.
close OF the 5-20 Loan--The Proposed
Tax on Tobacco--committee on the
Conduct Of the War. ~ 'Ao

Washington, Jan. FL.
There is authority for stating that the
great o-20 loan ceased to- day, the amount
OF i've hundred millions of dollars hav;no
been subscribed. The absorption durine
the present week has been very ran;d
subscriptions having been made of over
thirteen millions. No subscriptions made
alter to day will be received.
II appears from 4 communication from
the Commissioners Of Agriculture to the
Agricultural Committee OF the Senate
that in the Commissioners opinion the
proposed rax Of 20 per cent. on leaf TO.
bacco would destroy the export trade
which now gives us 800, GOO, 600 Of revc.
nue.. 1t estimates our average crop at less
than one-third of the product Of the
world. and shows that more tobacco i.
grown in Europe than in this country. Il
Y shown that the article is grown through
south America, Northern and Southern
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SALE.

~ STATE oF iowa. LEE cokSTT-ss
By virtue Of speiai eAerution 10 me directed issued
by the Clerk Of the Disrtt Court u sd county in favor
Of o. C. Hale and against Cicero \. Hughes executor Of
John Ferre dece.sei lard also ,cree against susan
ferrell T. h. Hart, taniiscourt han0rzai Louisa Van
orsdail Ann NJ Hart Jebn Sto,dar. Robert Stfit,son
&e have levied upon and will sell 10 the ii. hest bidder
at the front deer o the Clerks Office u the District court
II Lee county Iowa at Keokuk in sad county on the
18th day Of February A. H. 1854 between the hours
orck A. VI and oeock y. VI. commencing ~ 6elock
T. d. Of ssdd day. the following property te-sit The
soutast quarter Of the quarter Of Section
tiirtytro 81 In township rixfv-ye 49, north Of Range
i've Ill and all that portion ~ the southwest
Irrational quarter If section lies directly
q aud between The first described tract ami the forty
arrs@ aud the DIS Moines River dividing the said south
west fractional quarter section w the north and south
hne wieh divides the quarter sccton north OF the same
being hundred rn0re tr less Ice county Iota
l Iowa
Taken le1ied UPON, AMI te he soil y order q court
satisfy said writ % execution
| keoknk Jan IS ISL TSRAFI. ANDERSON
Printer Zee > ~. Sheriff d lee county. Iowa
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Washington, Jan. 81

The Naval committee this morn;n,
commenced an investigation as to III.
construction of naval engines.
There Is no confirmation Of the rumol
OF the evacuation Of Richmond. Refu.
gees and released prisoners have brought
Iumots Tor some time past Of such 40.
tion, out we have 10 news of any new
movement in that direction.
The tax on whisky will not be changed
nom that reported by the committee.
No additional tax will be placsd on
stocks on hand.
10 regard TO the tax On tobacco there
u nothing new.
The prospect grows stronger that the
tax on leaf tobacco will be reduced r.,h -
than increased.
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new York Ma rkei.

NV Il HK, Jan. q
t957pN--sl.sle hrlasr. al ~ + sadIlns uIlas,i-
fsafH-lee wsr at osii5 Nf1,;t4 Il t,as4r... - !,
- 90 : O for Extra eisi4- 81 $3.50 "a s~ y, -
kaa.aJ Hep 0ilsa.
y ssi.sAs>gs stis. VI 9a~ ~ tts,s sna w-St4rr,
~ ea4+i ratiier iess king. ssles "a 81
i. hss.S@ rffse, n ss-s ~ Nlwaasee elus5 ~ u
= NAatnF l'-t MARKET cio~in-1 frsn.
!, N-'tssi ad heavy S4!f. n II -1s d siar94u4
49, sfea ts ttFf h4tnf - t batter pr1f= eh9st
tFsFsSasaie With t.faslefk. isstrss- ST. :,
slas VII taK Me=serH
Nssst~-Firus, tpathiAg - NJ linsss; assrg
FfTKfsst~Stss hfs. sales Al -. ,sl 90 s4s,,44i =.
tsr.d. alass1i ar crude
f4tg--fsaisI.
BEt4-Aase acti,s4 4 to = fr Ni<.. r. & r. pytu-
u = - fefa A,l Nf.. y r. Isr eitrs NJ. 81 -
hfsasf ~ asrsts if god request AMI nrsssr.
.ssss ssfs ~ I5'E ~ isc Sf Western Cumberland
-. -. - s's nc "~sr1 Iog ri.iefe Il 10 short
T. Nestera lans 9ui hails lsa1
bRNssTh Hos FIRM. - te&s f.r Nsetart
LsHp-ssfet 4l8 scarcely - aT1s
So AA-tfnief
- 4Fh&- ftfa-f - -Tr f4r D.fr 80 = FIR STATE
*aseA ffffstsft katf H. h4t taiail1. tn Prime
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22
Reports From Richmond.
New York. Ian. 81.

-Ft" Il OF NJ JdN. II.
The Herald's Army of Potomac CORES.
respondent says gentleman who says he
LETT Richmond on the 10th, reports that
one OF two divisions OF Lees army have
gone TO LoDgstreet,, who was said to be
advancing on Knoxville.
1t was believed in Richmond that the
Yankees were about to abandon Virginia.
and the whole rebel force will be concen-
trated for action in Tennessee and Ken
tucky.
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Kentucky kcgislatare.

=, Louisville, Jan. q.
Inc proceedings in the Legislature to-
day IN both Houses were favorabla 10 Tho
Immediate emancipation scheme A mo-
ton to postpone the election of Deleca,es
70 the Convention was voted down
The election of Senator wss prevested
BY 6llibustering until the hour Of al
lonrnment. Bell, Guthrie, Burnham.
Butler and Buckner we're nominated a.
candidates.
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Funeral Of An Hninent 1llsisai 0em-
Pittsburg. Jan. 81.

The funeral Of Stephen G. Foster, .
well-known musical composer. took place
this afternoon. The services at Trinity
church we're attended BY large M.
dience, embracing the musical talent ofthe
city. His remains were conveyed to Al
lsghany Cemetery, where the last sad
rites were performed. A splendid brass
band In attendance performed two Of the
most popular airs Of the eminent composer,
"Come where love lies bleeding" and
"Old Folks at Home,, in manner which
impaired thrilling effect to the solemn
ceremonies.
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The 1priaS 0aupaS9n.


The Worlds Chattanooga letter, dated
7th, Ays whom the spring campaingn
opens the battle ground will DO in East
Tennessee. Gen Grant is believed to
be prepared.
Sherman viii concentrate an army at
Huntsville. Nearly al our cavalry are
with him.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
Special to Post.l

Washington, Jan 81.
Collector Barney was before the Com
mi,tee on Public Expenditures this morn
ing for an hour and half. He gave full
history OF the discovery of the frauds in
tie Custom House in New York.
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Especial to Tirnes.l
Washington, Jan. 20.

Washington, Jan. 20.
Gen. Butler while here to-day, receiv
ed telegram from Fort Monroe that the
flag of truce boat from City Point had
brought the news that the Rebel Govern
rneni had evacuated Richmend and re-
moved the archives aud all movable prop
erty to South Carolina.
The Tribune's special has the forego-
ing, and adds Gen. Butler telegraphed to
Gen. Visited TO make reconnaissance in
force, which was done, and the reconnoi-
terlng column went within q miles Of
Richmond They report Richmond has
not been evacuated.
Gen. Butler goes back to Fort Monroe
tomorrow, thoroughly backed by the
Government and clothed with foil power
10 conduct tie exchanges 10 his own way.
he has proposed to the rebels TO exchange
man for man and officer for officer with
out lfs or butts.
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Sherin's Sales.
GHERIBF'S SALE.

~ s.... - srArK OF Iowa, LEE CorxTr-ss
ny virtue OF special execution TO me directed t.s,,
by the Clerk Of the District Court ~ ~, ..s s
spd a aaTrs sr. and as AGAINST su Gum and Ford
Ford all have levied ufn and -; oai, .aIgihs n
bidder at the front door Of the Clerk ONE Of The psri
Court Of Lee County Iowa, at Keokuk IN sa, rnrntx an
the 10th day Of February A. d. 1854 ietves, a. -
OF O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ, con1,n.nrir :, }
clock r NJ Of said day, the following properly ti.
Lot number Fix 70 in Block number f1rtyeiebt f4sl;,
the City u keokuk, Lee crmnty. Iowa.
Taken levied upon, aud 10 be sold by order Of court
TO satisfy said writ execution
heoknk, Jan. ~, 1864. ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers fef Y % sheriff Of Lee County, Iowa
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Especial to World
WASHINGTON

Washington, Jan. 20.
Gen. Grant telegraphs that Gen. Eos
ter who Is suffering from bis wound, asks
to he relieved. He requests that either
Gen. Sehodeld or Mcpherson be imme.
diately assigned to the command.
Gen. Blair has resumed his position in
the army.
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New York Money Market.

NV f0sK. Jan. =.
aa7Tr--Nf-y astfv~ sf Eser e4s.t
az 'se = !. rs
'i,-paii .a'i la~sr eltias az 1871, declining to
tseYErNAsSE srscKs-ftsln
e 81 Coapsre, 1867
Treasury 5-ssfs 1s5t.
sIotIs-SfFcag.
T. Year Certificates 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-22

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
bern appointed b. tho Coua.y Court OF Lee County
lows Aamnissratrix ofthe estate OF Henry 2 Carts
decsssed. Those Indebted to aatd estste viii MAKE
pay accordingly. Those having claims sesusf il
will present and ais them according to law.
cssF JCLtA CUNTS,
M q ssteis Of Henry 2. Curis, decd.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!

RATGHEL0RS celebrated HAIR DYE ss the Best n
- tAs beria. The only H1-mess True awd RssssbE<
.ae known This splendid Hair Dye il perfeetchanscs
Nertrsf Brenz without nurnr the Hair or stainng the
skin leaving the Hair Soft and BaluI iiaris fresh
vitality frequently restoring its pristine color
nee The III effects 81 Bad Dyes The genuine is signed
WILLIAM A. BA1CHEL0R; all others mere inita-
tons and should be avoided Sold by Druggists &c
FACToRY--sI Barclas-stree New York BsrcHkloR's
NEW Toner CREAM for Dressing the Hair Ijye-d&wly
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cH1cteo, jan n
flatK-nuli
~ ! II ll}4el fi5s FIR No.
t5As-lul aud Neglected
HsaRaESrs- inactive ara h.arr
DRESSED Hoas-tesss a1lse lgtf ~ .afla rb, II
price. -
lAf1fE-A}uet and without material Change
i1sE Hess-Qus:; S. tess 80 fer lo,s sy.ra-in, aa
pounds.
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SENATE.

On Motion of Wilson the Senate took
up the bill to promote enlistments.
Grimes wished it postponed. as the bill
did not provide boanties for colored SOL
! diers.
After further consideration postponed
till tomorrow.
The resolution of Davis, calling on the
President tor the correspondence between
the United States aud rebel authorities
was postponed.
On motion prior orders were postponed
and unfinished business taken up.
Johnson, of Nd, then addressed the
Senate on the rule requiring Senators
take the oath.
The report Of the agricultural com his
sioner adverse to tax Of 20 per cent. on
leaf tobacco was referred 10 the Finance
Committee.
Johnson, of Nd, spoke on the ques-
ton of the adoption of the new cath as a
rule of the Senate, opposing il as uncon-
stitutiooal. In the course of his remarks
he said the people of the South, when the
military power Of the rebellion was sub
dued, would again come into the Union
under the Presidents Amnesty Procla-
NATION. He opposed placing the negro
on political equality as greater evil to
the slave than TO the master, and a politi-
cal degradation Of the whites unnecessary
to the crushing of the rebellion. The
day was fast approaching, if the power of
the Government was exerted as it ought
to be, when the military power of the re-
bellion would be crushed, and the people
of the South would share in heart as
well as in deed. the blessings of restored
Union.
Howard favored the adoption of the
oath, arguing that without the fealty re-
quired by the oath the Constitution be-
come dead letter. He said the people
OF the North were not such fools As to
fight a war like this, sacrificing two hun.
bred thousand lives, and then turn around
and invite traitors to come back and sit
IN the counsels of the nation.
The amendment of Powell was reject
ed-Yeas III, nays 26.
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SHLKIFFS SALE.

~ fsf,Ft ~ IoHs IEE CoEs1r--~s
is YfrtH- ~ special ixtien h. f4l directed i.s4gtd
Is the ttat tfe District "a saia county IN fvar
= ei-sriss sie aa8 a4s4Is T. 81 Holt. l.inss J. Holt
aFd Ffteeitz T. Esta rzria and ais-a ffre- asairst
daee' fafi. + T. lord a,i D. ~ F.rt EdWtfd " Jones
ara 8 9 fHifF ht is1es! uj- and ~ill 81 to tln
highest ilsf fine rtsat DEER af thl. Clerks one 81
Va DssifAt esfulf = ~ cguts- Iu3 EaQsuk IL sad
county - ~ lktt ay e lebruary 4 n Iso4 betxeen
the hours 9 a'elacs a Y. s'. a'rirck = VI COM
lsefsefne $ e T. 81. o sz.t t. ft- blowing 3.ft-
arff- letst. L7ss HiHe q and tn ii ltk seventy
nlna az 81 tie eli hlAifs - the city q kekuk Lee
county, lg#es exrsTtn4 aud rervirs tgefola faF ih~
pNrtA-a II rufr alley. fte ll fsau ss5l 3t
q islf 5sfre IL estgAd t1n ut fiat u aaath RI "a
tha T.rtA. pt-t siae III sad 9f
Taken isaiHe Hyag aE We .0d 9rir a ealrt d
satisfy sas8 writ aF execution
k,solEuk: ban. IL -. I-BAEL ANDERSON.
Printer teH q I'D Sheriff pf Lee Co.. I9sa.
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GROCERIES.

SpatR-New Orleans fair i3e; PRIME I4l; choice lie;
New York, G. 1bc; New York A. 1sck cru-hed powdered
Isle.
hoLAssE--Sngar House. 706T5c- Golden Syrup s5e
II bo--very scarce. Sorghum, 50a55c.
coFrrg- Rio, BAG 36l - Java, 42c.
Rfcs-s1Saaltc
saa4-Americsn &c; English. 7l@6se.
SssP-paim C.; Family, C.. German, = IL.
cASDLss-Stsr. 10 10 %; Mould IN t. l4e.
TEAs-foang Tyson. 81 2assI as Imperial, 81 p 10
81 -. Black. 81 90 10 Fl 80.
ToBAcco-Dark Sweet 80 Ia S5c Medium Brands 20 to
sots Cold and Natural Leaf. 81 % to II 10
NaIs-Best Brands 50 "a. rates
GLAss-sx1o City - 10 rates
GoRbAef-Ia 10 lpc.
DIR AFPLEs-sls ~ pr r n,
Day PKscHrs-13 IL l4c r n
DIX gURgAsTr-5E
FRfT-K4issls. 81 ~ 10 S. -
esLT--iAke 50 Is ~ - .0
EG.A-Nn. Markerel. bi,ls 81 j9a SIS 10
NJ. 10 ds SO A94 sIs 90
NJ d. III % 81 tt9a - 81
Ma. d. hf ID s. 81
III bbl- No. White Fish s6 =
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CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STARE Iowa LEE CoUsrY-ss.
By virtue q special sStcutAn Inc directed issued
by the Clerk u tbe Di-frct Cont said county
n Frederick FaraEo and Eainst r. T. Mehsnuy aud also
deere against Eliza NJ. MchenHy JeSse Reeves Brt0a
20. ~ ~ Tlsgnlassan. U. Ratl~e William snow state
~ fowa far ~ te --blsi fund.- A have levied upon
and w sell 70 the highest bidder a. the front dgnr u
the Clerks Dfee Of the District Court ~ le county iowa
ksVknk. said county. the istl day - February,
iSGi. between the haurss1f O'Clock A. VI aud O'Clock
NJ commencing 1T clock r. NJ " ssid ia} the foi-
lowing property toHit part q r northeast quarter
of sef1a twenty seven 2 tC~nshp sixtv@F uoTth.
range seven wast bounded feloa: Beginning tA-
northeast einer # said quarter sertita ara ruraux
theree ws-t f1e hUnFei rg The Ane. taersce
south enc hafisrsi aid twenty it ro thence
hundred rf@is. Thence n0r4 hun ls sud
~ Fis "a The place ct beginning containing IN
sere ~ les except strip 0f lsi aiaE Inc twenty
Lei vi Is reserved f. 4 t1siVsf ise COUNTY Iowa
1aksn eFifi Hl9t and t he aid rs order II Court 10
satisfy ss.s3 yflt Ut tNergisosi.
kaoknk- Jar. b. - ISRAEL ANDERSON
Printers 20 II ~ Sheriff Le- CO.. Iowa,
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NOTICE.
SURVEYORS OFFICE,
kEOkrE Iowa Mae " 1870 .

SURVEYOR UFffCR,
kEoKuK, Iowa, May u, 1853
To all persons having guns reyolsers pistols or muni
fions Of of any kind for sale ordered not 10 sell
or dispose Of the same, without rst obtaining permit
from the undersigned by order Of the Special Agent Of
the Treasury Department All persons violating this or
der will be liable to have such gooss confscat~d for the
use Of the Government Of the United States
JOHN STANNUS,
may2S-if Surveyor and Collector
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Special Notices.
HnowN's BRONCHIAL TRocur.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. xru.
LIZ NIL. Urinary AND NEXIal

r. M-Ncw and reliable treatme nt-iu Rels,rts ~
the HOW ARD A>SoIItTloN-Sent by mail IN a..a.4l
letter enseopes, free Of charge Address Dr. sklLIIN
Hol6HIuN. Howard Association, No , south Ninth
Street, PHILADELPHIA Penns, Nanis
dec2-ekw3nl
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Commercial.
CORRECTED DAILY BIZ
S. HAMILL q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 100, Corner Fourth and Main streets
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

The supply Of the mc~t kiuls of Produce has largely
increased yet prices the main well maintained.
FLoun-supcrfne s. 90; spring Wheat Extra, 50 TO-
Fail Wheat Extra, So 50td "a 90
Coax AEAI-xl eo6$4 10 2 100 D..
BRAN-S1 80 r IDJ Ms.
SHIP sTrYF-<1 1902 o.
CpgS-Topz T5e r bushei.
waEsr-lall 81 q; Spring eeoetsl 90 Z busbe
RfE-7HsSIas.
GREEN ApPIss-Got6ls1 80.
PoTAroEs-g5to70; Ritail BIC p peck
BtrTsR-Conimon 14e Choice, lid 3Oc retail 3lff 30.
Eses-159 lsc-
GfifeKEss-Si 25d,f1 so
LagD-9j IA Zoe.
WnITf BssSs-comnon to Good 81 7sas2 eo Prime
Navy. - 256es2 -
TtLlDw--ge.
UAY-Tnothy, so Goa - De ialed s25 or Prairie,
$40 UAa-sis 90