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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

EDiroRs CARS CITY-I have bssn glad
70 ses tho articles in the papers Of this
wsek on our Public Schools. hope
They W do sonsthisg towards awaken-
ing nSss interest in the CAUSE Of eduea-
ton.
There Is ons thing / cannot understand
in Keokuk, and shat i the prejadics
which some persons cherish against these
schools. Il exists in the minds Of both
parents and children. As an illustration
of the depth and strength Of this preju-
doe, lot ne relate fact which was told
to me few evenings ago by lady. The
fact speaks volumes, and if the feeling it
reveals exists TO any extent among the
better classes of this community, the soon
er it ID removed the better for the cause
of education and the spirit Of our insti-
tutions.
The daughter of the lady referred to
now goes to one OF our Public Schools.
She formerly went to private one. A
few days ago she was returning houe and
happened to meet one of her old compan-
ions. She did not find in her the same
warmth and cordially as before. She
passed her coldly and proudly with a lit
tie contemptuous toss Of her head per.
haps, and they went to their homes. But
one of them went home deeply wounded
to pour story of grief into her mother q
ears She wept IS if hsr little heart
would break. She was SO treated by her
companion, she thought because she went
to the "Public School,"
Now, Mr.. Editor, is it really fact thai
the children of our better families feel il
to be disgrace to be sent to our Public
Schools! Is this the state of feeling
which exists here? If so, why? Are the
schools to blame, or the people Of the
place? Do not the people make the
schools what they are7 If they want
them TO be respectable and efficient and
superior to any private institution which
can be established they can make them SC
if they will. But how many parents are
there in the city who know anything abou
our schools? have visited one of them
frequently, and allow me TO say, for
speak what | do know. that better teach.
ers cannot be found. I have three child
rem who went to school 10 Massachusetts,
and they never learned as much or as fas
as they have in the schools Of keokuk
All that is required, then, to make oul
school houses and schools everything that
can be desired and destroy this foolish
prejudice against them. is for rich and
poor to unite heartily and give them thei
influence and support. Why not have
better buildings? Why not nave High
School? Let the citizens answer.
e I'll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

CLOSING Our. -Messrs. Yaets & Mur.
phy are closing out their large and splen
did stock of dry goods, hats and caps
boots and shoes. DC. Here is a rare
chance for bargains, to which the atten.
tion oil everybody. and especially Of coun.
try dealers, is called. The stock to be
sold is very large one. the goods are of
superior quality, and Mesrrs. Y. d AZ.
are determined to sell without regard to
price Give them call, Main street, be-
tween Third aud Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26
TOR sALE-ao feet south side 0

Main street, between ID and Sd; 20 feet and story
house, containing for dwellings and two good
store rooms ~th cellar and cstern cas fixtures In the
house paved and mscadsmia-d 4th street, between
Main and Blondesu-unw occupied aud doing the best
business in the city in their line Price s. Part ca
down and part time II will accommodate Two fami-
lies with dwelling and stores and be sold 10
suit IL desired.
two story house Exchange street, opposite the
Methodist Church, rooms, cistern and cellar Price
t50o Also two story brick, with and cistern
not two squares from the market 4th street Price
500. All the above property will pay ten per
the invt stnient.
MISSOURI Lands will sell exchange for Mis-.
souri, lands the following property prices Bust
lot 20 feet by 50 feet 4th street. between Main
and BlondeAu-the best rtand Cd from Main street Five
scres Of land, situated n miles from the Court House.
in the addition Of this city we'll adapted
yard Also, well located city lots In old lmits
suitable fr dwellings Address, giving description
lands, j. L. CURTIA
jan5d1m Keokuk, Iowa.
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ChicaFe Market.


By Telegraph cafcaGo, Jan %.
P'Sar-firmer.
Wheat Firm end no Sc better: No l Red So No
spring at tssi is54, aud No Spring al 2sa
RI.
Corn-Quiss and steady at 91iao.
Cats to &c hsttEr at 5ex &c.
Rye-Duli at esaal oil.
Barley Dull at 31sel IS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Baytrs offer II. and seller,
demand at : IA.
Provisons-Firmer. B4rralfl pork ! 007f so hsrhe,
at 80 e0a35 o. for Mes. and % 5AES2 for Prime
u ess, cash: Bulk meats nominal
LArd-Heavy and nominal mt 21sanj%c.
Dressed Ho-s-firm and more active At Is 0lEl3 so
Live Hexs-Dul at 10 uo41l p.
Csttie--Qaiet
Aonsy-ciose at 10 per cent.
Exchange-Firm at pr to q premium buying.
Gold-aOS ADJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

POSTAL CURRENcY-NEw IssuR.-We
are indebted to our old and attentive
friend, John A. Graham, of the Treasury
Department, Wa shington City, for speci-
mems of the new issue of postal currency
of the denominations of so cents and 3
cents.
The new issue is an improvement in
many respects on that now in circulation
and we hope 500 . to have an ample sup.
ply of it in the West.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

EE The Quincy Republican notices
the arrival at that place of Prof. w. S
Quinn, of New York city. He is out
West on lecturing expedition. He
reached Quincy on skates; was Just from
St. Paul, Minnesota, $50 miles distan /.
made the whole trip on skates, and was
two weeks about it, for he lectured at all
the principal points or the river save this
place-he didn't lecture here. If our
ne'ghbor OF the Republican don't think
heokuk one of the principal points," We
would like to know what small village he
was thinking of.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

%Old winter is King. Almost
spring weather had reigned for weeks. but
Boreas concentrated his forces, drew in
his reserves from Arctic icebergs and the
North Pole, and made raid on us latter
~. Pleasant weather was routed, foot.
horse and dragons. Winter was terrific
ally fierce yesterday and last night.
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EA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG,

NnKssrEs, Miss, Aug. Q, 1863
Dr.. John Bui-Dear Sir: am happy to state to yo
that have used valuable C-ron Msters xithxra.
ecneht 10 myself in general debility and
my system produced by the unhealthy and in
fuenoe OF the Mississippi river around yeksbrrg having
been With Gen Grant army throughout hole
erp campaign l confidently recommend its
persons who are exposed TO unhealthy climates
H. u. FOGLE,
Agent q. 3. Sanitary Commission
LOUISVILLE, KY Sept 10, 1853.
On the I'D Of July last submitted through an agent
OF mn- TO the Mefical Director VI the DeEa the
Army Of the Cumberland, sample my Cedron Btters
for nspecton, and requested IT, after analysis he found II
metorions to sanction and approve It's among our
soidiers
The following Ii the Medical Director reply and also
k~secrans permission to ship 800 dosen once to
have il sold to suffers. JOHN HULL
II satisfied that ceron Bitters viii do no haru,
any one IL taken property and In .edsrstion see no
objection to Dr. Bulls being permitted dispose of IL
suffers. A. HENRY THURSTON
Surgeon and Medical Director
Headquarters Department OF Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn, July "A, 1865.
Dr. John BEirs agent, Mr., has permission to SHIN
70 hAshve, Tenn rs groes 500 dozrn Of Balls c.
dron Bittcrs for sale 70 suffers la the army only
The regulations OF the Treasury DEPARTING srefo be
complied with strictly
By order OF MAJ ,r Gen. Acsecrsns
WYNN. wILEs
Major and Provost Marshal Gen.
For sale wholesale and retail By Wilkinson Bartlett
70, Aeokak,iova apri3dAwIyr.
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II - Rnilapsypf ~ Uaits1 $780,,
= ptslliasd in 81 ~ boes liaee = ss1ps
- nashiae - - fosal - Whsther
he ~ strictly kept hi premise thoss nsy
sdOuht Who ehocee 40 consider ~ snbi OF.
Il i enough for - 20 know, that whsths :
running HE maohips" 10 the 18th way ol
his prsdocssssss = nots b ~ nm y With
. stern inAsxibls purpose, j bold steady
hand, > vigilant, activs eye. slseplsss
energy; fanatic spirit and - sys siasls
to HE sad-cooqaest transcription. He
hes called aroand him, 10 eounssl, he
ablsst and most earnest men Of his eoun-
try. Whers be has lacked il individual
ability, learning. sxperiescs OF statesman
ship, be he's sought it, and has found it in
tho able men about him, whose assistance
hs INCREASINGLY accepss, whose powers
he applies to the advancemeuts Of the
eause he has undertakes. II, the Oabi-
net and in the 6eld be has cossissently
and fsarlessly pressed % the search for
men Who could advance his cause, and
has uohssitstingly out OF I'll those Who
clogged it with weakness. timidity, i'm
beeility or failure. Force, energy, brains
esrnestness, he has collected around him
ia every department. Blaokguasd and
buffoon ~ he il. he has purssed bis end
with 90 energy - uutiEing = N Indian,
and singleness Of purpose, that might a.
most be called patriotic. II he were not
an unscrupulous ku1ts in his end, and .
fanatic 10 his political views, be would nm
doubleday command our respect . > ruler.
so far a. We are concerned. Abroad and
at home, be has exercised alike the same
cesseless energy and circumspection.
We turn our eyes to Richmond, and
the contrast is appalling, siokening to the
heart.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

IG~ The ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church at Warsaw propose 10 give an
oyster supper on Thursday evening,in the
basement of the Church for the benefit OF
the Sunday School.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

ky Company CA" Capt. Bridges,
zig ed the pay-rolas last evening. vis.
ions Of pay for arduoua labors in behalf o.
. bleeding country. haunt our waking
and sleeping hours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

By Telegraph. EKv YoRx, jan u.s.
honsy--E4sy at et17 Per cent.
sieriiax-Seine al iegs5k a lgS]- for gold
Gtdi-Excitef and hrmegs pp&aing nj -N@I k6anT A.
elinng 10 2o4i advancing 10 ~ and elusinx :,
3o5L.
Government stocks-Aetiye and q shade armer
os Of 81 Coupons 1895
L. s. 80 Coupons iss4.
1910 Coupons 1907.
stock,-Louer.
cApoi+. clssl@ cARIass<: NkPpc Is;
Iei Wish IS; u wayne pS14; AT IS; CkSw
$50; c scriplls. Us i y. CertssA; Pse Mail 500
Yciosi+: Erie 49, eB1 o1i6. Hudson Inai.: H.r.
lem IS; R-sding les; LOG As6ssx Toledo Ia
o NJ Cert y; Quicksilver 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

H The new firm OF Hami). Van
Weerden q. Son are tumps. 1t least it
so recurs to us as we we look tenderly
upon now EN- PITY jug which was placed
full Of prime cid er upon our table yester.
DAY with the compliments of H., Van W.
d S. Thank zee, gentlemen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

S0r The Quiu Icy Republican suggests
that dogs be taxed by the Government, as
they are luxury upon which nothing
has hitherto been paid. A valuable dog
it would tax one dollar, useless ours ten
dollars. Would get large revenue from
last class.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

THE REBEL TROOPS sTRAGGLERs AND OUT
LAWS.
The condition Of this military depart
ment, as embraced within the limits O
Georgia and South Carolina, is anything
but satisfactory to any man who is awar,
OF facts. and has capacity to understand
their bearing. We presume there is nc
one In this department 70 whom the con.
dition of our present military organization
is less satisfactory than to the general
commanding. Probably there is no one
so thoroughly aware of the amentable
dlsorganization that prevails 10 certain
corps and sections of his command Yet
it would scarcely be fair TO hold him res
ponslble for this condition of things. His
department has been newly turned into his
hands, and many of the troops are new to
him and to this department. They came
to him under the command of imbeciles /;
he has received them, herd of strag.
glers and outlaws. What has been done
to eradicate this fatal evil we shall not
stop TO inquire. The time has been short
to do much, aud the forces have been
much scattered. But the very last mo.
ments are arriving, when all must be done
that can be done. The enemy does not
intend to wait upon our leisure. And
there is much to do.
THE cHtvALRY TRAVELLING "srRAIaHr TO
DESTRUCTION"
Before bringing ourselves to face the
enemy, it's absolutely essential that those
In command bring themselves to face the
vital evils existent within our own lines.
The path We now are travelling is straight
to destruction. The crisis 81 the Con
federacy has arrived in fatal earnest. The
result of the next six months will BRING
the Confederacy to the ground or will re.
lnstate power. Without reform we are
doomed, Thera is more than one depart.
ment OF Government in which reform il
Important. But reform in our armies is
essential-is vital. Without it the death
kneil OF the Confederacy is already toIled.
SOME OFFICERS MUST BE SHOT.
With the proper reforms made, he is 4.
coward who carries his heart in his boot.
There are men in the land there is fight
10 the land. 1t is the imbecile thai il
SICK at heart it is the coward whose
stomach is weak. There is nothing ba. |
lore us that cannot be overcome; but to |
20 it there must be new state Of things
instituted. We say again, there must Be
ne'.e. Men 10 command must not. be
afraid to die; they must not be afraid to
Kill. Officers must be kilied-not mere
privates. Reform must begin at the top,
lot at the bottoms OF the service. To
each, "a the private, Captains must be shot
lrmy.
70 MORE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS rooLxRY
WANrED.
what - . mans life to the inst;tnt;on.
"a the liberty Of the country? Nothipg.
.et all things pass away-let us have :
ew condition of things. We want M
lore Of JEFF. Davis ioolery: We want ons
top Of brains, one spark Of nerve :.
ant no more Bohamism-we vSnt ~
'efmsads, With heads Of mopkevs and
my attachments At the neither ertrem;-
es-ss want s,sn. real men. esrpest
sa,-North Oarolim. Georgia asd Sorth 9
aroilns ers in 20 mood lbr tsi0ino
eey nv bad enouxh e rs, ~ IL
-. Thy daa's - = ~ $50
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

EThe New York Tribune, speaking
OF Mason g. Hamlin's Cabinet Orgsns
says: "Tbese instruments have been
blown by the wind of genuine succass
from Boston to San Francisco IT,,
Messss. Mason & Hamlin have spccesdI
ed In making a superior small instrumsn.
from little bandbox-like things. 70 tbos ]
whioh, though portable and not l,rre-
'nsn piano. can make themselves fell il
. church, is The universal opinion Of ,bs
musical profession. They agree thai ~
such mechanical works OF the kind .. J
be found in equal perfection in Eurona
Inc tone is pure and full, and vitb ~
immense body for so small provoc,,;vs
mechanical. force. They stand ronsS
travelling, bad usage, and will live il Il; I t
mates which will kill American mission
aries."s 1''e'oni
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nAGAN,s mAGsoLIA BALM.

This Is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. II changes the burnt face and
hands 10 pesrly satin texture Of ravshng beauty inn
parting the marble purity 81 YOUTH and the Dsssfs<
pesrance inviting In the city belle Of fashson 1t re-
moves tap ecke pmples and roaghness from the skim
leaving the compilation fresh transparent and
II contains material injurious the skin. Pafronized
BY Actresses and Opera singers whst every lady
should have Sold erywhere.
Prepared bs ". Il. HAGAS, Troy, NJ.
Address all orders to
DEMAs BARNES Co, New York.
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LYor,a KArHArRoN.

Kathairon h from the Greek word .Kathro," or
KAthAro Agnfyfng to cleanse reuvenste and restore
This article 4 What In signifies For preserving
restoring and beautiyine the human hair II II the most
kabie preparation In the world 1t il again owned
and put up by the original proprietor and is made
With the same care skill aud attention which gave IL
sale Of over one million bottles per annun.
II h . most delightful Hair Dressing
IL erAdicates seurf and drndruG
II keens the head cool and clean.
Il makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
II prevents the hair from falling of and turning gray
Itrestores hair upon bald heads
Any iady or gentleman ho values beautiful head oil
hair should Lyons ksthairon II In known and used
throughout the civilized world Sold by all respectable
dealers. DKMAS BARNES 4 CO. New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

AMERICAN BELLEs.-America ia ;us,,,
proud OF Der beautiful ladies', but how
many mar their beauty, and lose their
health and youth, become prema,urely
old in appearance, BY neglecting to take
proper care of their teeth. There can he
no excuse for this, as SozoDoNr. nrp.
nouneed by all worthy place between
the sweetest lips, can now be had in ali
civilized countries.
Sold BY Druggists and Perfumers.
Tdaod
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

~Our town was remarkably quiet
yesterday. No appearance before the Re-
corder. The cold weather kept the streets
pretty we'll deserted and the public mo-
raj
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

A we give we'll considered article
concerning cur Public Schools elsewhere.
We are glad to find SO much interest ia.
ken in the matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE

RATCHkLok's celebrated HAIR DYE u fAs Best in
- fh Hs~id. The only Haratsss, Trps Sad Rsisski.
dye known This spiendd Hair Dye is perfect-chaness
ed Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly Gisssp BiarA .,
xssf-at 6rses without nuring the Hair or Staining the
skin leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; mparts ree
fsy frequently restoring its pristine coor and recti
nes the III effects q Bad Dyes The genuine Is signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR, AL others are mere mita-
aoIs and shonld be avoided Sold BY ell Druggists &c
sACIuRf-sl BareiAy-street, New York. BAfcnKloRr
Ssv ToILRf CRRAn for Dressing thu Hair [iyo-dkvIv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

-At Weston, on the Missouri river.
last week, i've six-mule Government
teams, attached to wagons heavilv la.dsd
With bacon, which they we're unable -
hold back while descending the hin =
down on ice It full speed. The lee inn.
medi.tels gave way, and the teams s.nl
only leaving few bubbles and ! hole -
zee lee 70 show where about $1,000 "a
VIC 900 so-th Of Uacls Sans prone.ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

The parties in ST Louis and Cincinnati who have been
Concentrating the Mustang Lnment under retence
propristorsbp have been thoroughly ssteIei by the
Courts To guard against further fnposition, | have
procur-A from the u States Treasury, private steel
bottle Eh stamp bears the foe s,ssIls OF nav sigma
ture, and without which the article h Counterfeit
dangerous and worthless imitation Examine every
tie Thi-Inmeut hs~ been in and growing fssor
many years. There hardly exists hamlet the habit
able Globe that does not contain evidence Of it's wonder
fuf affects. 1t Ia the best eroent In the world. With
s present Improved ingredients its effects upon " an aud
beat perfectly remarkable. heaief pains
relieved. lives saved Valuable animals useful and
untold Ills assusged For cuts bruises sprains rheufs-
sn eliings, bites, cuts caked breasts ors
&c II Is Sovereign Remedy that should be dis
reia-ed with 1t should be in every family Sold by all
Druggists
oetll-dkw D. BARNES New York
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GKOANs FROM CHARLEsroN.

Military Insub ord n d ON I'm Charles.
son-.The Chsvalry shaking Tn their
Bo0ts.. Weak Knees and >peuttng
ftre.Eafers...Nerve Wanfed..Ltu.
coin plimented at JeffeFson
Daviss Expense.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-26

Ab We are Indebted 10 some unknown
army friend for bundle of Savannah
papers. 81
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COLGaTE~ HONEY SOAP

COA0 Z - HUI r SOAP.
Thiseeiebrsted Toilet soap, In such univer,a,
demand. 10 made from the choicest materials 1,
mild and - Of lent in its nature, fraxrantlv
scented and extremely ben eGicial In its action
upon the skin. For sale BY all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ian1o1ydAv
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srArE or CONNECTICUT ,se-
Hartford County uS4J 'Auh AcoS

sfiT a,s q Go ssan,x January 9TH 1865
Personally appeared T. G. ALLYN, President and q 10
pany and cath that the forfgoing statement b
them subscribed Is true full and statement
the Affairs Of said Company and exhjbis r can be
ascerained At this date It's actual dondiion the thir
ty-first day Of December 1854 Before me,
D. ". G. sslLTON. Notary Public.
AupErua's ovrrcx. Iova.l
Dies MaSEs, January H. 1885, /
It il hereby certified that the 18th dAs OF yanusrv
1865. statement filed III thu once SNORING
the condition of the Hartford FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY located Hartford II the State Of Cunnecti
with thu provisions Of Act Of the General Assembly a
the 6tete Of Iowa. entitled I'm Act relasson to E,-
Compuniss" approved January 2Sth 1857 and an
Act smenatory thereto approved February 9th 1865
and Act in relation TO Life Insurance Companies an
proved March 17th 1851 that said shows that
capital and invested rs required by law.
Authority il therefore gwen to the above named Com
paBy transact their appropriate business Of Insurance.
in this State in accordance with the laws thereof until
the 3ls day Of January, A. D. One thousand Eight Hun
dred and sixtySix.
1t Is also certified that wfilax rulros. a Keolua
has been duly appointed BY said Company their lawful
Agent and Attorney for thu County d Lee With mi
power take risks Of Insurance therein ana to
edge service Of provided by law upon his Anr
with the Clerk OF the District Court 10 and r s3 conn
~ this certificate and copy OF the statement % e q
true and correct copy Of mid statement.
~ In Testimony Whereof, have hereupto sss
SEAL my hand and af1xrd my seal Of ONCE The day
~ and year above written.
JNO 4. ELL n, Auditor Of State.
sAAL- 4. AYRS, Dspasy.
mn
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ETIt is reported that the rebels are
stalking new hsrbor in Florida for the
benefit of blockade runpers.
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sS,3s n
MISCELLANEOUS.

1th-The greatest insured In any one risk Il
$1,000, except la SPECIAL cases.
l2th-rhe amoant nsureJ any one City Town or VII
lage, depends upon its size and how I,uilt
ISthIhe amount insured ia any pne block, depends
above.
lth-Certned Copy Of the Charter Of the Company a.
flied heretofore
l5th-DePosits made with the States Of Ohio Iowa
ami California. Premiums feceived Ia Iowa for
the year ea.ding Decea.ter slst, 1884 araout TO
$1953l 50, lrereipts for month OF aDecember being
estimated
6thPower OF Attorney authorizing any and all Agents
In the State Of Iowa TO accept service II legal pro-
cess Is filed herewith in acceptance with law.
limo. Z. ALLYN, President.
10 u. Q0Ir, Secretary
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TIE CITY.

HSee inside for interesting reading
matter.
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Diseases of the Nervous

eems-new and reliable trestment-in report, of The
HOWARD AssocarroSSent by mail sealed letter en-
sei"pee Tree OF charge Address, Dr. j. SKIx HoUGHfox
ph'a - aprI-dAu1y