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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

CIV. BrssEr.-The Burlington Ha~keye
finds in the New Orleans Times letter from
Its Fort Smith, Arkansas, correspondent.
wherein honorable mention is made az fol.
lows of Gen. Busy now in this place:
at is with pleasure that can turn from
these stories OF fraud upon every side, to the
stainless character ofthe officer who is leav
ing here for his home, after some six months
OF earnest work in restoring law and order,
quiet and security to this community, where
II has been so long unknown. / gladly use
your colnmns-always the foremost to expose
corruption and reward integrity-to testify
from personal acquaintance and observation.
verlhed by the voice of the people of ali this
district, of the absolute incorruptibility. the
morality, patriotism, and talent of Brig. Gen
Cyrus W. Bussey, of Iowa.
As he will be enjoying the welcomes of
his neighbors and the ofium cum dionitnts
OF civil life before this article can by anv
possibility meet his eye-his name being in the
list OF Generals just mustered out of the ser.
Vice-and as the writer has no expectation
OF ever meeting him again on this earth. r
trust that this feeble tribute to his worth will
at least bear with it the merit of unbiased
judgement" '''''N
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BY Isiesraphi NV Yoax. Dec. IL
Cotsea-D~A an . d-snsiaG - xsoAs FIR saSSdhnx
R1sus-Asrhet eah, hnosy - 1ADes e.ses ts~,r n
! sSAi rs fs Extra sssf<. sD6s 90 tor common to
good .hipping tsznd. sstra l. u o. and Q asas Is
for Trade BraBdA, market eioanx unsettled
whisky-Qniet Al , 5sa3ss
armin-Whsat dull and d-rfining except for ehaies
sprins which ia 81 for No Aiivak., Cubc n
fr good N'p soki, 70 COR choice new Amber
ke, and aboa, IS fer A~bsf State. Rye dali
tern 70 s~isy heavy II oeol osfos sss,e. and i.
for Canada Wet. Barley Malt heavy. Coy~ opened
steady aud ce-ed Oh de Armes 1855 for DAMAGED
and nnsoand. aud y. fer end lied e.teYr and y
fcr high mixed au1 yellow and old mixed s..;h
ern yso~, and ssas for inferior southern ye,,ov
Oats rather steady At $3.50 fer s.sousd. and s7xn
for sound.
Groceries-conee quiet ST. Domingo in bond 49, go,d
Sugar Quiet cuia Nus ev.ap lslQDisl; Havana pa
49, Mcsssss aoes.
Pesroleum-Quiss Crude al Refined in Bond OK
o.
ProvisionsPerk nrmss bat not very active. At - "a
e' rs for n~ss. closing At - o7 regular and rs rs
es co for prime mess also 80 barrels n.w me-, fur
December and January seli-rs ops.n, at 2s Sonzp 20
Beef more active at IL eo0ltoo for plain nsa. ana
IL eos's % for extra mes. nascn dull. Cut N-xss
heavy at II Ola for shouldefs and IsaI, for hama
Dressed 'ss nru,es l&0l4l< City Lard nrmer and
more active at ids2el< Bsstee dali SD hwy Il rs
oSs ios Ohio, and seas Tor State Cheese dull at
It1l9
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,
New York steek lsassb,e.
Telegraph NEW YoRK. Dec. Il

By Telegraph NEW YoRx. Dec. u >
The Post says Wall street is quiet TO-DAY.
the only points Of 6nanc 81 importance beinr
the continued ease Of money, and the brisk
demand for 1905 and 5-2O's from banks in
the interior, and been initiated BY British
capitalists for loan to our Government on
long six per cent bonds. These rumors are
probably premature.
The Comsssycidrs money article contains
the f0llouing: During the prssent wsek the
sub-Tressury will pay out > considerable
euErsacy - intesessups1ahs sspund
issue Of SeveL thirty notes, at The sane timel
the issues OF bank currency continue to aug.
ment at the rate Of about $4,000, 900 per
week, and 20 long AZ any portion of The
$500, 0O0,O authorized, remains unissued.
there can De no scarcity Of currency beyond
few days. The real canse Of appfchens;sn to
borrowers is not in the prospective scarcity Of
money, but in the prevailing indisposition to
lend, though there is no anticipesicn cf :
panic yet that is regarded a. CONTINGENCY
which may be realized at any dAY, and every
draw upon the current, - for instance. The
failure Of ; few Chicago grain specalsacrs.
sxerts appreciation and increases de timid;ty
q lenders The prevaiIine disineaina1iou %
diseodnt commercial paper must hsvs ike
s6sct Of prodacing . reaction fton u $3.50
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! By Telegraph. CaIcAeo, Dec. l.
Bssness Of sssry Hind 70 qui.t and thsrs Il 20 por
t.nt chang. 10 mon~tyy aasirs.
Plour-Neslecsed and nominal.
Grain For epri.g wheat legitimate demand and
price, atvasesd y % ysstWdAys Hgurss. Market M
sssled and sales II n, sprse II fsoa MOI ~ No
spring At SAG &c. nd rejected II So The % rings
Corn nm,t.-< and shs arhss 6rm but quss Of q
for No l. at ~ fpr No land aiSSs r rel setes
Oats limited. s.s ehs u % ~ No and "a for No .
clesI dull Rye inactive bot fr,aly held ssiss 1t 81
for No and ~ Tor So2. barley not Inquired sor and
market ruled dali.
High vis.s-Insctivs sd seGinai ss II. Inqsiry
iisitsd TO local consumer
se~ds-0sod a..Asa sos IYnotAy ss<d It frsn 97a6
=. Yax Ia esnsed st 3 7sos o.
Provisicns-Narket entirely hsi.s.
c.ssls-pssf oaasas nss<A s.ppas, the nsd. bssns
conf "a 70 city demand Sales Of Is As.d ii ooas IS
for fair to good dee sees and 1t eiSs 20 for good
fat coss.
Hoss-Is liberal supply with vuy nnIted demand
Suffered s.iss IT'S bead At MOO Is for choice sxtrs
bog. and II iaI Sas 20 f~ fair srss-o.
Laatss-rrsde qai-s and ness asssttisA eth Aoos-
Ing s>sSsDey III tai rec~Tss ~ Lake esrtsg the
seascn closing 81 SIS 600 f@ .xeiazi,s Of ~.
eps by rail fse isf Of Masrk Lat hish anosss
10 psi ss0 r,sn total si.rs The opesinx Of n.vi
gs,ion Co., AZ 800 vbich 1881 so To- in excess
II rsesssi Ia ise& Ysd PRICE are q ioiIoss: Yrss
sirS pr esDoS g. Co. sstsad ei~ IS oos y 90 sAlrd
clear 50 oo IS o. stce boards Is 0oss o. bx or -
iect bssrds Is esoto o. eosnea toards svoaao co
encss 70 90 call tosrds ~ 60 SIC Asst eiear naosns
rough 20 CO. s. co. cend do Is COS 10 CO. soos-
Ing dressed g ooAlz es Gliding, clear dressed p ooD
30 co. s~coad ear q COG = % u oo0as q;
long jsisf = % OK aAcrt Joiss asd seasiing o
SHAVED shiagies ssas sons 20 sssed shiIgiss zee
-; AVID do Sei, soDs So isth 7so4 %. posas
10 90 5iS %; rlstst. ls upzD %
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- - y ~ : 4 - *
1br ant;isi - ~ - 80
q Ting II 6s1Es - F)sis saiis61
With n aasnbIo sslEsncy. Tie sssssenesl
Of the 0ossenpp1t tAat - shall have IL
eariie1t pos6ltlsrssafn 70 : sodhd basis, only
AGgrexetsa = sAeeatiop 81 capital tcr ~
Proposed 1exSuiss Tor gaining Hat end, ~
e1cstes moee feeys then they anav. SO
To-day thsrs = IN ample supp1y . ell -
z per cent. This is somewhol remarkable,
considering tAet the. TrsaspsJ - still with
drawing large amounts Of currency from cir
calstion By selling gold, and 8 ~ bs1ks ars
re-uniting currency, and the cifcumseance can
only be sccouhted for upon the above fact,
that while . large amount Of bank discounts
are now maturing, there is very little dis
bills a6nss - A9Sp1r cent. Unly, very select
ndHmes ordinassly considered reed ars passing
at 1O@16, per cent Business ct the stock
exchange IS open the whole day. The chief
transactions were, on reading the discovery
that the company has declared dividend OF
so per cent. cash and not of 10 per cent. cash
and per cent. stock Is had been expected,
and produced heavy sales and decline Of tc
from the closing prices Of yesteraay. Shorts
ranging from 10 to 60 days afe being put out
freely. Governments are active, and again
q fraction higher.
The recent decline has produced . steady
demand from financial institutions and indi-
viduals for investments.
The gold market exhibits remarkable firm
ness under the large sales Of the Assistant
Treasurer of the Sub.treasury. Yesterday
sales were estimated at from 81, SOC, 600 to
81, SOC, 900. The total amount sold by the
Government since last Wednesday forenoon is
supposed to be near SO, 600 600, by far the
most important RoctnAtion on supply within
such period since the suspension Of specie
payment; and yet the premium stands stub
bornly at about 81 IS, nor is it buoyed up by
any spectators operations. This extraordi-
nary frmness produces an impression Of an
advance in the premium when the Govern
ment has concluded its heavy operations.
During the morning the price ranged from
l 44sGssl As, closing ct l -.
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gentlemen living its vicinity, aged 81 years, who
Is still as active, hale and hearty most men Of
ffty, says He invariably takes glass Of Pink
erton's wahoo and Calisaya Bitters with his meals
He also rides great deal, and to the above popu-
lar beverage and healthfu be attributes his
vigorous health. On a recent occasion, when .sked
by medical friend what physician and apothe-
cary he employed, to which he replied: my
physician has always been HORSE and my apo.he-
cary an ASS" For sale by WILKINSON, BART
LETT d Co., Agents, Keokuk, Iowa.
deciG-d2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

1m 1ufuAL lhins6sl4o =, 3 = go
1uscf1agxUg111u G1GysuteDtUEUlr
been more richly lANishsd n ~ a dums1ts
personc than IN fEis laSt Of his works. It
has elected much criticism id this. country
and in England. In the course Of review
of it, the London Eramiaer says-but We are
tnot quite prepsssd TO iDdstsss he critics
opinion in regard to the BofRn part of this
drama. There is . wealth Of wit and fancy
and genius in the unique description, but the
Bofin plot doesn't fully please us.-Tc the
extract, however:
ssNobody who reads this book IS . whole
can fail to be struck with the ingenious ar
rangement and skillful conduct of the story.
Read piecemeal, it was satisfactory only to
those who had faith in their author. The
secret Of Mr.. Boffin's little plot is 20 well
Kept mp, that while It was in action they who
believed their old friend to be shown TO them
as really spoit by wealth, believed unwilling
". and sometimes may have rashly supposed
that here the masters hand had lost its cum
ming. In fact, if we look back to those
scenes in which Mr. Bofin enacted the part
of a miser, We shall be surprised to see how
skillfuliy and freely the novelist scattered
what, with the key to it all in our possession,
We see clearly enough to be indications Of the
true state Of the case.
"The wealth of wit poured over all the
pages of this book would be an intellectual
Harmon's estate, large enough to set on
horseback every Wegg of literary gentle.
man with wooden head. We may say, i'll
we will, that here we like and here We don't
like any character or passage, but far above
desire to criticise by the small way OF person
al comparison between our individual tastes
and opinions, and those of our author,
is the keen enjoyment of his genius. And,
after all, there is the strictest justice in the
heartiest appreciation of liveliness of fancy
that spends all its gaiety in quickening the
honest sympathies of life, of pathos that
derives its strength from firm bold ON the
realities of life, perception Of character
that SEXES accurately types of men, presents
wildly their distinctive characters, and all
tinged with the Observers humor, thae IL to |
say, with his own character contained in the
suggestions of them with ridicule only for
that which is meanly false, scorn for all that
is basely false. and innumerable touches of
respect and fellow feeling for every form Of
life that is, or honestly endeavors to be, frank
and true" |
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

RELIAscE.-We deem it to be our duty to say to
readers that the most implicit reliance can be
placed on Goes Cough Balsam. 1t will cure your
children Of Group, and yourself of any cough cold,
sore throat, or pulmonary affection. II il the
cheapest and best preparation in the market.
Dyspepsia can be surely and permanently cured
bysCoes Dyspepsia Cure. Thousands Of dyspep-
tics sending in their testimonials to the pro-
prietors, saying it has cured them. We say to
those who are suffering from dyspepsia, constipa
ton, sour stomach. any disorder Of the stomseh
or bowels, give il trial
dec. i0, d sun ~ ed fri-w1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

INV YoxK, Nov IL.
The CUR MT prices for the week - ell the market
are:
BeefCsttie-prst qrality per head Is0is so fair to
good IL oosl7 3d. qualities IL soAl3 5o infs-
rior . co0lo 50.
Cove and Csi-es-Extras per head, 20 oo@f2o % for
Arss qualify s. oo0 IS 90 for common IS e0Dls 90 70,
ordinary; 20 oo0as % f,r inferior
Veal oairs.-nrt qaality pr n la,Sols ord nary
ll1l2; com&on g5<ali.
Sheep aud Lambs-Prims ooos 90 inltrior 10
- IS &k2
s~ine-HA-y; corn fed y b lli1Dl1s<; light and me-
dunn ll1sDllss: still fed l1N1lih
ms market sOs hcsfrstals vss heavy and lower a.
cept for strictly prime aud fancy cattle OF the latter
but few we're offered Cattle cold q is0ls1 c-t. fancy
fs099 ofh'r grades nom to II, = 10 quality
Hog were in fair demand ard prisss shads Arpsr
ouctations above.
Total receipts all stock FOR TIT week ana hat vssr
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LATEST rhox Esrrr.-Peaaeys Eyypsias Lotu..
ne" and exquisite perfume for the handkerchief
.ie'patrA anu the ladies Of the present day using
'Ae 'sme perfume. Psnney'' Egwsaa Los4s.
A-eAuTioS TO THE LApIEs-Don,t he ;m,o..d
upon oy having foreign perfumes forced upon YOU
when you have just as good-yea, and better
laAae ~ nome eet the Egypsian Lotus, for in.
''Snee' mo you wiz never use any other after.
ward For sale BY all druggists and perrum.r,
Price Oae Doilcr. Manufactured BY the p,onr;.
tor \. A. Penney, at his laboratory. Fulton ax.
nse, corner Of jay street, Brooklyn. L. ana .o,a
oy All druggists and fancy goods dealers.
lIAh, FINCH FULLER, Wholesale Agent,
chicago, Illinois. -tnov22-1m-wed- fri sun.
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THEArRrcAL--1t will be noticed that the
performance 1t the Atheneum this evening
Ia in the interest Of the Union Fire Company.
The Fire Department of our city need addi-
tional funds. It is imperntivsly necessary
that the Union company should have new
engine. We hope our people will aid them
herein largely
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BAD STATE OF ArFAIRs.-The Chicago Tftsss
Of the llth gives the following item of ihforms
ton
> The Provision market still remains stasna.a and
dull The packers arc doing little or nothing, and
the amount of product is very small. Sim n the
~, Essence OF any but retail demand, there Is no
life to the market, and operators meet day after
DAY on Change, with NO fxed purpose in their
minds unless it Be to do nothing either in the w.v
Of buying or selling, till there L IN active demand
from the East
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

NOTHING transpirng in our city yesterday,
save Boreastic blow that kept nearly every
body in house, and quickened the pace Of
every unlucky individual that had to take the
open air. The river was densely filled with
ice, 1t is prophecy now when We write, butt
is safe now when you read, to assume that the
river is closed this morning. Isn't that q
queer tumble of tenses2
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New York Money Market.
6y Telegraph. INV yonx Dec II
Aoney-steady at per cent. cal looms.
Sterling Rxchaags- Qsiet u 1921 Dlook.
Gold-firner opening IT laaA. advancing 10 ll51f
md CLOSING st Asp 1 WHA
oovsrnmsnt stccks l4aAzc better.
Pr~ights b Liverpool quiet and dropping.
u - fo4o cospoAs ~ ssss
50 Coupons Of lee2 io2k.
q of's1 Coupons, reg, los.
- eDssrsAs. y f)o4eN AF1scseRwAwU
ca ~; Resdios lls3s II O 1lG 7s1I n " 1os1c
MIC ~; AAdpoa pAt . Mcsess M.
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II was in the philanthropy OF Ssncho Pan
Ia to "bless the man that invented sleep"
So It's in ours to blesYthe man that invented
"Socials.' That of the Episcopal Society at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis last
evening was thoroughly admirable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

The Cincinnati Gazette says Of the Demo
cratic meeting held for the ratification Of
municipal nominations at Cooper's Institute,
New York, recently, that it maintained its
consistency by cheering when Gen. LEE was
named, and remaining silent when LINCOLN,
GRANT, &c, were mentioned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals at the
Deming House yesterday, were Hon. B. F.
Roberts and R. NJ. Pickel, the latter the pop
ular and indefatigable Assessor of Federal
Revenue for this District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

DIVORCES What's the matter with Hy-
men? The cords with which he binds to-
gether his worshippers are very frsil latterly,
and remain unbroken only at the pleasure of
the parties. The Des MONIES Register says
that seventeen applications for divorce were
filed in the District Court for Jasper county
last week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

DoY'T FORGET IT.-We call the attention of
our lady readers to the fact that, at her estab
lishment on Main, between End and 3rd
streets, Miss King is selling goods at very
cheap rates
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81. L. MARKS, whose store room was de-
stroyed by FIRE few days ago, will open again
in room No. "a, next to Stern's clothing store,
on thursday morning. Clothing will be sold
nj cost decl3-N
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The new one-cent pieces are legal tender
for any debt to the amount Of ten cents, the
two-cent pieces to the amount of SIXTY cents
so that debt Of ninety cents may be legally
liquidated in copper coins.
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HE public are invited to call and examine
the large and well selected stock of Dry
Goods, at Riser Hills, No. 90, Main street
before buying elsewhere. decl35t
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HoS. c. BEs DARWIN. of Burlington, de-
hvered his lecture upon Universal Suffrage at
Fort Madison, Saturday night The lecture
is said to be an able and interesting ono
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

Qua friend Mr.. c. Limburs, who was one
ofthe sufferers BY the recent ere, rs-opens
tonight At his new establishment on Third
street, between Main and johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

! srs woman in another column p,.hi., a.r.
burg orspes for sPEsR's wisR 1t in. Admir-.
W artAsle used In hospitals and BY the Ant e,.,.
families in Paris, London, and New Yorf, ii pruf.
erence to old Pr. Wine. II 10 worth . tr,., "a
gives great sstisfac;icn. O.
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Al ssRAx WELL of DR.. c. L. speneer's FRI.
grant 0douselains for the teeth. w.,r.,,.., e
contain no seids, makes pearIy white teeth, prr;-
h the breath, and i al We claim, the pure.t and
most frsgrantly scently dentriacs ever os.red -
the public, For sale BY wilkinson B.rs,.t. -,
AL oraegists. nov.2l-d&v-an
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

The MEssAcE.-Have you read the Presi
dents Message Heneglects to recommend
the people to buy their dry goods at the
Philadelphia Store, where they are closing out
large stock of fall and winter goods, twenty
five per cent below Eastern prices
decl0-d44wlt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

You cannot dispense with an overcoat now.
Call and see the splendid stock of them at
Hess, Stearn l. Co.'S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

If you are back bitten and annoyed take
exampleby your boots, which, although black
ened almost every day, shine the more bright
ly, and which endure every rub without q
murmur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

FRENcH.-Not French occupation of Mex
leo, but the superb stock of French cloths at
Vencill & Jones' Go and examine them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

Fort Madison. We learn that the docket is
not an extensive one.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

WHITNEY CLOTHS, Whitney Cloths. These
elegant and cheap cloths, for Ladies, and
Misses Sacks and Basquines, are to be had
at the low price store of Kiser Hills, No.
90, Main street. decI2-5t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

PRINTING ISKs.-Wade's celebrated inks,
of all colors, can be had at this Office, at man
ufacturer's prices.
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jl|1 ~ enll,ssi


There 10 > great divsrsity Of opinion among
packers Aad psovisea dealers = regard e the hog
Be absolutely short In numbers and Wight othsss,
= numhsrs only, and maay thaa ~ nVnhsr Of
hsgs 10 large this year last and that they Ars
only being held back BY tie farmers for the pur-
pose Of Of fattenins with low priced corn. The
last seems to be the prevailing opinion anng
packers. - 8sNt
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NBw r0nk, Dee -.
rAefcilswfnx sretke prices Of Mining stocks Attic
Doardin Boston toby:
0cppse Fslh ~: vrmkliu ~: Hssceek 10; Hu.
ron =; Isls Royal IL Ainsssoh Is; Quincy s.; 1sy
Stats Iolk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

FoR SAlE.-soo barrels Jeniten apples by
s. Pollock & Co., Wholesale Grocers.
decl0.2t
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1t il reported that three grain dealers failed
in Chicago few days since, owing to the heavy
decline in prices.
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TUWA


Rev. Nh. MINES, former Pastor in this
city, will preach this evening in Exchange NJ.
Z. Church. @~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

WAR CLAINs.-Rankin & McCrary collect
soldiers claims promptly. (noy30-lm
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THIS . the most delightful end sxtsaord,ns-v a,@s,.
ever discovered II changes the nm brrnf r.. ~
nsno e peary satin torture Of rsvishinx beety m
paruoe tns aaerole purity Of youth aud he fs.ou,
% inviting IN the city belle Of feahon n
rsaoye Tan. eckies, pinplss and roueAasss g. A.
lssvmg sos compilation ifesh, trans1asenf Sad
sn contains no material injurious % a. skip
81 ~. sAesad hsvs eeia svssyvksss. Hsaai pries
2 Aa,r.i fr q y y. , nAoAx. Essy. MI.
DEMAs BARNES & CO., New.Yorl.
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imports Of sperm and whale oil and whale
bone into ths UniAsd States for the week ending
Dec. 4, 1895:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-13

EOR SALE-The House and Land now
u eccnpied by Charles Ivi1s, the biud, miles
ard half above Re. tnk-20 OF land is under a
high state ef cultivation ard veil fenced Fine growth
Of nit smal fruits nd GRAPES use con-
tainipr rooms. socd cellar ctstern and out house.
desirable ccrntry re~ider the 6rst Of o.
toeer Title psrfect. Enquire Of
angs r. b TKN-HYCK