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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15
PRODUCE, PRovIsIoss. 70.

RITA q Dbl, 10 Is. SOC less 2 bbl. wholesale.
WHlar-sprine, 81 4o(9l 80; Tsii, i 5s to o bu
RYs-50@s6c y bush.
BAnlHr-fall,1 b00l o.; Spring. 40@i 90
OAfs-50 to Sc 2 bush
Ooas-oSc = bushel Luying 20 to &c selling:..
Con- MaAL-e2 90 3 100 he. Buying; 30 selling
BaAs-wheat,S 10 y 100 ID. buying . TO ~
selling. - M.
0REBN ARRf2B-x1 10 70 w uuyin8 q ~ senhnbs
PorIross-1 50 buying; oo02 90 selling.
OxIoNs-$2 90 buying: selling at ~ 30.
TUaSiPs-60c buying. 90 selling.
pUrfra-25 10 $50 buying; 80 10 4oc selling
-.-l7 70 Isc buying. y We selling.
A.~- "a 70 70 buying; % TO Is selling
CHIcKKSs-s. =
and very Ealing at DC, ans
TuRkIrs-1sto l6Jzc p D. buying :.
scarce.
wnrrr Bzass-Common to Good. 81 so@l IS buying
rs TO . Is selling.
TALLow-llcs
BIEsxAx-50t to CSC buying.
HAy-nmothy SIT Or Prairie sI2 90.
HfDEs-Dry flint, lbc; Dry salted, l3c; Grubby hal
price; Green, G. Green Sheep Pefts, 81 80 to 2 %.
LKATHEA-Hemlcck sole "a to {6r y NJ do harness a.
do upper 30 TO SSc per foot. Oak sole &C = D. d.
harness 54c p b.
6Rxps-Tirnoshy, 81 Is to 80. Flax Sc co. Glove,
Il 90 to sl4 90 y bush.
Hoas-Dressed, $lI 90 to IL 80 p 100.
Lands TO zoe buying, Csc seliiog
HAxs-22c p D.; Sugar Cured do, z6o-
BEEF CArrII-S5 SO to IS 90 gross.
SHExp-s4 SO to IS 50 y head.
FEAraKRs-ao to &C.
RAas-5 to &c, Buying
BAas-Burlaps, 50 10 55c.
Single Dummies, 4ac; double do, CSC.
Seamless, bnsh., fsc to Is.
Flour, X Dbl, 30 to SO.
do u Dbl, 3 to 35.
do Z Dbl. tpapei)e
sAcKs-Wool Sacks, 90 . piece
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

DESIRABLE LAND FOR SALE-Judge
Ballinger has for sale several hundred
acres of land, some of which lies in the
Montrose bottom and the balance is only
about four and half miles distant from
Keokuk near bis present country seat. To
persons engaged in raising produce and
vegetables for this market, 60 better op
pertunity can be had to obtain any mum
be of acres desirable. See advertisement
o. inside of this paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

E@-Cail ON Laech Il Mumm, attorneys
and real estate agents. for bargains
They have 90 their sale-book a large
number OF dwelling houses OF all kinds,
from Grst class to cheaper residences
Some of the property will pay 20 per
cent. upon the investment. They have
for sale enc of the best dwelling houses in
the city, with three lots, all the modern
conveniences, and finest view in the city
price $4,000; title perfect. Call and
examine their sale book. Office in Court
House. Their facilities for making ab.
stracts Of titles to property are the best
in the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

suaAn Cuba and Porto Rico, fair, 21c prime, g
choice, 2lc New York, G, 2sc; New YORK; A. go
Ssssss ~ Houss, os0l ;Goldsasy -
81 7e-eWghun, 6001 90.
CoVvnn-L0wer ct A to 4511c.
Rson-l6D161<c.
ooDA-American, lie; English, IA
eoAp-Paln, Illlc; German, 121101sc 81. Louis Ger
OAxDis-star, 81 to sc; Mould, 2o1Mc:
TBAs-Young Hyapn, u o002 70; lmpenait - - "
| q IS: Black. 81 Is 20 q IS. ~
TosAcco-iaak aweet, IS to 90c; Medium 6rqa0,A W
| 10 25c; Gold and Natural Leaf, u 10 to u ~
| NAus-Best Brands IS rs rates.
| 63IAev-Sx10 Country IS so; City Is, rates.
/ CoRDAaD-Lover 1t n 70 2Sc
DRIID APPLxs-l41z to 1870 SD.
| DRup CuRKxsfs-26c-
| RAIBrzp-New n h. 81 co; Layer " Is.
| eALr--S 600S Is.
| pyAll 62AHCH--11 to 12c. -.
| Wooplx WARS Hoop Pals, "a rs; hoop DO y 10
No Tubs SIG So No.2 do Is 90; No. do, ID So Nest
| I'd do 26. wssh-boards, - 90.
| YuH-Eo. MAckerei, bbls. 81 90 for new.
/ No. do do 80 % 90
II MOL do hf do ia oO@12 so.
No. do hf do 80 000l0 3D.
HI bbls No. ! White Fish, 10 80 new.
| Ous-CoaiOH, 93&e5c; Hnseed OIL. 81 SOL 60; Lar
OH 81 90: Fish Oh 81 so; Meats Foot Oil q et0l 10.
| GaRxsI-w. r. and Hamburg ~ TO 2oc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

~ One hundred and Six members "a
the seth Iowa arrived in this city yester-
day. and were assigned 10 quarters ~ 'us
Sd Street Hos pital. They arc from New
Orleans, and came up to GOODS country
from the miserable rebel den at Fort Ty
Ter, Texas, where for ten months they wer
the victims of .s.he tender charities" o
the chivalry. An additional two nun
bred of These paroled prisoners are 81
pected to arrive to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

az We regret we have no dispatches
a. Give our readers to-day. The process
&c g making mn a paper without tele.
graphic news Or exchanges, isn't . 0e''i.
b,o one. The rain has played out pails
and " lightning." Hope It Will dry up
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

EWe had the pleasure Of call from
q friend who has just returned from Ken.
lucky, where he has been on an exploriD 9
tour. He reports that he has "struck
lie" leased several farms, and expects
soon to be raising the oil ready barreled
and labeled for market
We rather guess he has ga good
thing"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

Produce MERcHANTs.-We direct at
teniion to the card of Msssrs. Pond d
Co., dealers in all kinds Of produce.
which appears in our columns to-day
This house has been engaged 10 business
in this city for several years, and can be
relied on for promptness and fair dealing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

RYAN act for amending the Consti-
tuition of Minnesota so as TO allow colored
persons to vote has passed the Legislature
of that State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

p6rSome culverts on the Fort Madi.
son road were washed away by the rain
yesterday and the Northern mail failed to
reach here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

U We noticed emigrants passing
through the city yesterday westward
bound. The women and children were
walking and driving their tiocks before
them: bravely navigating the depths OF
mud. That is the pursuit of a home I'M.
der difficulties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

~Hon John A. J. Creswell, member
of Congress from the First District OF
Maryland, has been nominste to fill the
vacancy in the United States Senator
ship caused by the death OF Senator
Hicks. The nomination is considered
equivalent to an election.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

DA- Those "weather prophets" who
have predicted wet season will prove
true prophets if the incessant pour OF
Monday and Tuesday is much longer re-
enacted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15
THE CITY.

GIRL WAsrEp.-A good girl to do
general housework, can end employment
by calling at corner Of second anu nisn
streets. on Mrs. Howell.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

@ There was heavy snow storm at
Buffalo, New York, on the 4ih inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15
usrrID srArrs GENERAL HOSPITAL, ,

hE1ktK, IOWA, MAFcB 10, ISB5 !
Mr.. EDrroa-Sir: have the honor herewith to en-
close you list of Iowa sick and wounded transferred
from Louisville Evansville Mound City and Jefferson
Barracks, No., on the 9th inst.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

@ The collector OF customs. at New
York, has been notified that parties from
Europe, landing at that or any other port,
will not be permitted to bring with them
trunks Of un~oru apparel exempt from the
payment Of the usual duties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

eT There are rumors of another raid
on Oswego and Rochester.
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q. s. $50 LOAN !

D. authosity Of the SECRETARY Of The Treasury N
-rs.v~neAha osumsdt The General Subscription Agsney
for shs sals Of United States Treasury Notes. oseze
s.vsn and sArssssnss pr cont interest," pr snnan'
known = the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15
fRalstnn a2d In 4

J Ralston, 32d In, X
sR Snyder, 35th init, p
O Troatihsn, 9th inf, q
Jw woodrough, eth inf,
J woolf, 18th inf, A
il steno, 35th inf, A
TT Frazier, 18th init, d
j "A Darias, 5th cav, y
&C Allison, 9Th cav, G
&C Debridee, 9Th cav, D
A Finly, 10th inf, c
nj Menu. It'll init, u
A X Ofdsm, 18th inf, @
Ii Salsoerry, 5th ihft, Z
A Earlani, i2th inf, g
JBnight, 18Th init, u
James Mann, I'd CIV, C
A II RSins, 35th inf, a
/, LIS Buckus, "a cav, K
W Pulls, 9Th cav, N
} Buyers. 18th inn, G
H Deepen, I'd cav, G
jung, ii cav. G
N II Morse, sist inf, Y
JNeweil, sth cav, u
c Seff, 3ist int, O
H ogg zts inn, A
Ell Rene, 7th inf, .
A Thonias 2lst init, l
J Williams, Sth cav, X
b vcln-y, 81 cav, q
A Evins, III cav, =
B Brotz 3sth INIT, D
JDamey, 26th inf, D
PIP Heath, 16th inn, D
BCrumb, 7th inf, d
n Fen, 18th init, Q
HR Jerome, z1th iuft, B
w 5 Merritt, 9Th cav, =
Evans, sth cav, y
J Call, 9th cav, =
NJ ID Jones, Attn cav, +
II Masking lie, sth cav, L
Al yaralsolph. Atm cav =
u Darrell, lab ieft, y
IA Skmuel,, ID cav, 9
gp Polseroh, 81 cav. p
TEnery. - cav. i
SO Miller, 4th car &
W Wilher, 10th inft p
in sellers, 18th Inf, %
" w Max well, Sd cat, A
James i1eain, 9th car. D
n o Mcguire, 9Th cav,o
y Merrsh, sth CIV, q
@ 4 nsirsi,s, 18th iuft,Io
Of HAMILTON, 10th init 4
70 PutrDnn. sd inn =
r Do6ooe, 2sfh tsfl, p
y CeWis 4 ftb iniI. q
r. r bkAsk, "a CAV, s.
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y. c. TODD,
Iowa Milit. Agent.
NJ Dobsen, 18th inf, q
T q Hogan, 9th cav, D
g N Hal. 9th inf, G
W A jefferson, 4th init @
T c Han. 18th inf, q
Q Myers, 9sh inf, X
y Mossinan, 9th inf, E
P Safage, 18th inf, G
W Smscsiagbcrry, IL inf II
J Siustum, 18Th inf, q
b Il Laid, 18th inf, IL
W Gallagher, 9Th init, K
J NJ Smith, 18th inn, G
Lester LYON, 18th inf, r
w X Bnnt, ssh cav. q
J Clark, 2lst iuft, I
J Cannon. Sth cav, r
n Ellis. "a th iuft, Z
y arunly. 3ist init, c
w Gcodiin, 18Th init. r
d 8 Gardner, 27th inf, A
Q Harris, Sth cav, n
A ftsher, 1eth inf, B
X Walt, tth cav, A
J hampton. Sd cav, II
J s F-llowes, 9th cav, L
J Davis, 18th inf, @
O Lettenker, 9TH inf, I
J ii Brsinard, 9Th cav, 4
j Allison, 5th cav, @
A 2 Ball, 18th inf, G
l. G Lopez, 81 cav, K
7 Beall, 18th inft, z
= Nichols SD inf, B
J Z Smith, sth cav, K
D kelton, 18th iait, @
J Liner, 4th cav, A
u BRADSHAW 81 inf, 2
J Priest, 10th tnft, e
] b Hsgsnt, sth CIV, II
J G Morris. 18th inf, D
y u WMrell. S5th infi, q
W Wells, 18th init, 4
= Ssurveut, 9th iait, D
J n Maddox, ID cav, IL
N Morris, I'd cav, II
81 Bunk. 81 inf. u
w Grim. 9th cav, b
w s Corsin, sth cav, Il
w Mouut, 9Th car, I
L Mckee, 2sth init, e
II Case, 18th inf, G
g Nelly, 10th Inn, d
J A Mcclure, 13th inn, A
n u faber, 5lst inf, b
J G Gregg, Ia battery
~ Wiring. 13sA Inn, B
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Q = Hall, lGsh inft, 1
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

~ II. s.,s Of United States Treasury Notes. bearing
sven end sArss-ssnsa pr cont interest, pr aasan
Known - the
SEvEN-TnIRTY LOAN.
These Notes are issued under date o. ish iss
md are payable three ysan from that time in currency
or are convertible 1t the option Of the holder into
o. =. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
rs... bonds are now worth premium Of nine per |
cont, neluding gold interest from Nov, which makes
the actual profit ON the 7so loan 1t current rates neu
ding interest," about ten per cent per annu Desades M
esesption from Sase and sniapa tdzatio ssAicA adds
from one to rse per ce more according TO the rsss levied
other property. Thsinssss isp.yaSls 'sn"Dnna'''
by coupons attached to each ns. which may BE- cut on
and sold to any bank or broker.
Theinterest amounts to
ono cent per ssy u 80 note.
I've ceu,s I" ei0O
Ten cests " 9se0
10 cents sfeo0
4, esooo
Notes OF All the denominations named viii BE- promptly
| furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions. This b
The Only L0ass II Market
now offered By the Government, and Il b confidently
expected that is superior advantages win make IT the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE
Les, than $500 900 remain unsold, which viii prob
- Of within the next % or 20 days, whes
ably be dispo.- ---A . prsGiup, - ha
the notes will undoubtedly comm 4.
uniformly been the closing the subscriptions
other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every and section Of
country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan
the National Banks, st1ts Banks, and Prtrase Banksn
throughout the country have generally agreed to reeev.
subscriptions At par subscribers viii select their o~r
agents. whom thsy confidence and who only AZ,
responsible for the delivery Of the sgss for uhel
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
sunse,rrnoSAerx,, Is.asde,eaaa
Subscription. will be received by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF KEOKUK.
fsbl4-dawam
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TOR SALE-A Frame COTTAGE Dwell

l. Ing. with seven rooms, cistrn, good cellar and
hne growth Of fruit trees with full lot ard all it good
order situated business Exchange street, be-
tween eih and 5th streets. Title good. Price, $3.50
Enquire OF III. b. TEN-ETCK.
fea-S
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DOR SALE-A ore story frame DWELL

ing Hcsse with three four rooms let 81 feet by
20 we'll fenced situated the of 9TH and fu-
ton street, in good neighhofhood. Title good 10
sale Price, $3.50 cash Enquire of
felix's H. .. TEy-ErCI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15

Il corner Of 9Th and Exchange streets Price SEQ or
each lot Also 10 by 40 feet Main Street oioste
the Estes House, price s3oeo, Also lot 20 by 20
feet Main street between LIST and - streets, PRICE
s2,oo). Titles good or no ssleg Enquire Of
fes3s H. p. TES-ETCE.
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EOR SALE-A frame dwelling. with

or rooms cistern cellar lot 20 by 100 feet stu
atsd the Of ID and Exchange streets. goci
chance for steamboat mar tho place near
the river. Title good sale Price 81 SEQ Enqsire
of ffsh2s} Ii Il TkS-EYCk.
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EOR SALE-A tive story brick dwell

Il ing, vi rooms csterr cellar, ornamental tres,
and two fall lots situated the corner th
lin streets In good neshbughooi. Title coed no
sale. Price, $3.50. Enquire Of UB TEN-EYCE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-15
Tor SALE-A one story frame dwell

IL ing. With rooms cellar cistcrn and full lot well
forced situated the or 18th AM Ban streets,
convenient TO business Title good Price, 81 ca En-
| quire Of [uchll H. b. TES-EYCK.
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EOR sALE-A two story double bricl

4 ing. with four rooms good we'll of water, frame
barn and full luf all fence situated Exchange
street, betwe I'd and I'd streets, keokuk little good
Price sIa01. Enquire Of LII. TEN EFcK.
mcLy
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lam, very respectfully,
y. c. TODD,
Inwa Milf Ananf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-11

@ The Gate City sits easily in it,
leather bottom, CUM easy chair and lis.
ten pleasedly to the Des Moines Reg.
is ter while il talks thus complimentary
concerning us:
"The Fourth of March was the ami.
versary of the birthday of the Ksokuk
Daily Gate City. 1t was started at .
time when there were no railroads or tel.
egrapbs communicating with keokuk, and
when the Chief Magistrate of the country
was Pierce, who was no great shakes as
President, and who has since made him.
self Infamous by his open sympathy with
the rebellion. At that time, Mr.. Howell.
who has been editor in-chief of tho paper
from the start. gave the Democratic party
effective blows, aud he has been engaged
in that delightful aud healthful occupa.
ton ever since. The Gate City has been
power in the Safe, vindicator Of DO
litical righteousness, and terror to the
enemies Of the country. The paper is
published now by Messrs. Howell q Del.
plain. In addition to its sound editori.
ais on general questions, it has local
department. Of which any journal may be
proud"
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DREss AND DISEASES There is no
truth more firmly established among med
ical men than tina. disease follows fashion
as much as bonnets do. When thin shoes
prevail, consumption is the prevailing ep-
idemic with females in every fashionable
community of the country. When low
necked dresses are in the ascendant, sore
throat and quinsy are the raging IN ladies.
When "bastles'' and "bishops" made
their appearance, spinal affections become
"the ton." The reign of corsets is demo-
ted by collapsed lungs, dyspepsia, and
general arrangement of the digestive or
gans. Indeed, so Intimately are dress
and disease connected, that doct pr says
that all he needs to determine what ma.
jority of the women are dying of. is to
have an inventory of their wardrobe hand
ed to Lim.
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ssrs Arr sns .flese 1nksnS Ana.aen
ooovo1ys
Gossmet Bpsn, Il 0soegia, conpre
hends the dilemma Of the rebels and
brings the whole argument pro and con
within the compass ola nat shell
He opposed tho arming Of the slavee,
believing them 70 be more valusblss - agri-
osltufsl lsborsrs than they cohid 30 = sol
dies. They do not wish to 60 isto the
army /; and the principal restraint now
upon them il The fear that, If they
leave, The enemy will make them fight.
Compel tham to take up arms, and they
will desert By Thousands.
"Whatevef may be our opinion of theft
normal condition or interests, We canno.
expect them to perform deeds Of heroism
when fighting 10 continue the enslave.
ment of their wives and children, and il
| 10 not reasonable to demand it Of them
Whenever We establish the fact thdt they
are military people, We destroy our thee
~ that they are mutt to be free. Wher
We arm the slaves, We abandon Slavery.
Let Northern sympathisers Who have
been "laying the 6attering uncticn Z
their souls" that the rebels would yet Be-
the better of Us BY the aid Of their slaves
read that. and then hang themselves IL
despair.
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~WiIl some iady Sohs = Ssbialtha's
relisfy Sabialtha's friend muse Be res.
cued from her shocking condition. We
cannot Suggest any chenical decoction
into which = plunge the friend atoresaid
70 restore her to her natural color. When
Timothy Titnsuss. Of remarkable sdven.
turs, turned his hair to green BY the uss
Of the woadsrfal TOMS, and then 10 yel-
low by the use Of soapsuds, our renem-
brance is that he had to cut the hair close
down to the scalp and grow . now crop
Of it. In this case We have nothing to
suggest:
KEoKuK, March s, 1865.
To the Editor of the Gate City:
SIa: An unfortunate accident has in
duced me to apply to you for advice
You must know that my friend has got
h old of book called " Medea's Kettle,
or the Art of Restoring Decayed Beauty"
which contains receipt for an infallible
cosmetic, to produce most beautiful
complexion. This we mixed up, and !
am confident We put everything in. and
exactly according to the directions.
spread it on her face, when We went 10
bed but there must be mistake some
where, for on fastening to see my friend
in the morning to see What effect it had
produced, to my establishment what dc
you think beheld Her whole face val
. bright sky -blue-yes, sky blae Only
think how shocking +! / thought l should
have droppsd-oouId not avoid laughing
either. AS for my friend. to be sure. she
would have gone out of her wits il bad
not assured her we certainly would be
able to extract the color with warm water
Warm water we tried, but my pool
friends face remained the same. W.
were now upon the point OF giving W
further attempts, when the laundres pro
posed trying some stutf-muriatic acid,
think, she called it, which she employed
to take stains out OF linen. This we &c
cordingly did, and do believe We shoul,
have completely succeeded, but the aci'
was yellowish. add mixing with the blu
produced delicate pea green. This i
, my friends present color. and here v
stick We intend trying scalding waite
again, and you shall have an early &C
count of the next boiling; but. in th
mean time, for goodness sake, DO give Q
your advice and assistance. For my par
| am almost afraid Of applying the he
water. lest We should change her to som
other color, which l should be sorry
do, as l have rather a fancy for pea greer
This certainly might be the case Lot
sters, you know, change color when boil
ed so do lilac ribbons. This is IN ide
Of my own but hear my friends ~
peal, and as | cannot attend at present
anybody in the world but her, hav
only to subscribe myself,
Despairing. SuBIALIHA.
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fiilaufial au0 Gon,merlial.
new York Market.
By Telegraph NEW York, March 10.

new York Market.
By Telegraph NEW YORK, March 10.
Cotton-Heavy and lower at &c for middlng.
Elour-state and Western unsettled State and
steady while other kinds dull and 10 2lc lower
IL IS IS for Extra State 10 s5l0 IS for Sxtra K.
H. o. and IL 0091l 65 for trade brands, market clos
ing unsettled
whisky-ueavy and lower; Western at 2 q.
Wheat-I enyy and 10 Sc Iower Mil Club 05b2 cS;
Amber Winter aoc2 81.
Rye-Dult and heavy
Bariey-Quet.
Corn-Duli and decidedly lower at 6ag1 70 for new
yellow.
oats-Dai and heavy at l IL for Western.
Cofas-Quiet.
Sugnr-Dull.
Molasses-Dul.
Psroeum-Qaet and steady at 4i@42Sc for Crude; Ct
G6Sc for Refined In i;ond S5os- for Refined Free.
Pork-openrd heavy and decidedly lower; and closed
rather firm at 81 30 a34 rs for mess, closing
at "a IS, cash. 81 50E3 rs for 1864 do cash
lar way closing at B co. aash rs IS ga 90 for prime
and $40 ga so for prime Also $50 bbls
for March, April and May, sellers and buyers OPP
ton, at "a 1895 90.
Beef-Hcavy Is 90 92l 90 for plain mess and % co
as so for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Quiet at e5 5J92T 90.
Dressed Hogs-Dull and nominal.
BaconLower at 19lSc for Cumberland S0lLc for
long ribbed, and 20lzc for short ribbed
Cut Meafs-Lower at l6l4G17 nc for shoulders and
1Slz9igl4c for hams
Lard = Heavy and lower at 1s3<@22Izc.
Batter-Ieavy and lower at Ic9Z1c Tor Ohio, and %
@3sc for State.
Chsese-stcldy at Is 92scfor to prime.
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notion

Howe d Tyler will sell this morning at
10 o'clock, one mahogany bureau in nice
order; one handsome mahogany bedstead
with canopy and corDice; splendid pair
ottomans; bedsteads, c. S. chairs; one
mahogany sofa in hair cloth; two lounges;
dining table, safe, wash-stands, DC, DC.
At g o'clock. sale of splendid Sea Shells,
China and Japan goods, Fancy Articles,
&c., DC.
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cgIt is hoped that there will be q
general attendance of the citizens at the
Court House this evening. Let no one
stay away because it is assumed be is NOT
interested in the matter. The subject
very nearly concerns the temporal and mu.
nicipal salvation OF Keokuk and is of mo.
meat to every one of our citizens BE at
the Court House then promptly at
o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-11

PHYSIOLOGICAL oUREAL.-The March
number is received. Contains biograph-
icsl and chronological sketches Of Cover.
nor Fenton of New York, Edward Ev-
erett, VIM IL Fry, and Major Davidson;
sermon By Henry Ward Beecher and a
large amount OF valuable reading matter.
Published By Fowler & Wells, New
York. 81 per annum.
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Fg The Public School exhibition at
the Atheneum Thursday evening was an
immense success. Notwithstanding the
inclemency Of the night the hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity. The en-
tsrtainment was an excellent one, and
may, in accordance with what ia un
derstood to bc general popular wish, be
repeated.
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@- Humphrey Groves was before Re-
corder Martin yesterday for disturbing
the peace and striking an A. D. in the
head with Ratchet. Humphrey was
fined $40 and costs for thus amusing
himself.