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The Black Republican., 1865-05-13

ES Gen. Halleck seems to be disposed to
stop the legitimate multiplication and re
production of disloyal people. The follow
ing Is paragraph Of an order issued ns
hlchmond, on the 2sth of April: /
rntn. NO marriage license will be issued
1ntil t the parties desiring to be married taks /,
tne oath OF allegiance to the United States
so,1 anu no clergyman, magistrate, or other per !;
son autnorlzed by State laws to perform thei
marriage ceremony, viii officiate in such
capacity, until he himself, and the parties
contracting matrimony, have taken the pre-
scrloed oath of allegiance.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13

WHAT PEACE WILL BE TO THE SoUTH.-The
editor of the Raleigh IN. CD Progress, who
had been contemplating possibly abbre-
waited allowance of eatables during the CON
tinuance of the necessary sufferings imposed
upon North Carolina by the rebellion, dis
courses in the following hopeful manner:
The prospect of getting back into the
world again recalls long forgotten thoughts
and feelings. Who, for years past, has
thought Of coffee and tea, and sugar and
cheese and mackerel, and Goldfish and raisins,
and candy and silks, and calicoes and beaver
hats. and broadcloths and thousand other
GOOD things that now naturally recur to
memory? Or, if we did think OF them, the
very thought was punishment, for we
knew they were unattaiIAable. Now we con
template such things with a reasonable hope
Of soon enjoying them, and the contempla
tion is very pheasant. While we were look
ing anxio1sIy forward to the blackberry
crop to help to save us from starvation,
angel-footed peace is. we trust, upon oul
borders, with all her blessings. Let no sen
tinel be posted to bid her halt"
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13

THE EXPLOSION OF THE SUlTANA. - The
Memphis Bnlletin of the 2Sth contains full
list Of the persons known to have been on
board and those rescued. Also many inter
estins incidents. The rames alone in four
eolid columns OF the smallest sized type.
he particulars do not vary from those we
ave already detailed We quote from the
testimony of Mr. George Cayton, the pilot:
The boat was full Of passengers. | should
say there were some twenty-five hundred
persons on board. She was a large boat,
but not Of the largest class, and about three
years Old. ! crawIed out under the pilot
house, and enGeay to persuade the pas
sengers from jumping into the river, telling
them TO n0ld on to the wreck as long as pos
siblc. The ire could then have easily been
put out, bnt all buckets, etc, were blown
overheard. ] got plank and swan to the
island CALLED Hens and Chickens. The boat
was fully supplied with life-preservers. Her
boilers were inspected Just before we left st.
Louis on her last trip. At Vicksburg one of
our tlues was out of order and it was re-
paired, but the collapsing of the fiue could
not Of its Itself have produced the accident.
This is corroborated by the chief mates
testimony. The lives lost are set down at
not less than l400. Persons We're found dead
clinging to whatever they had grasped.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13

r.sa SALE a or RARE CoINs.-A large sale Gie
week. A silver dollar Of l5s9 brought $50 So 4,
one OF 1888, ss6; half dollar of 1895, SO
one one OF 1877, SIS 90; dime of 1896, 81 5eihi'
nan dime OF 1874, So so; cent of 1894, $24 6Vre
OF IfS9 $50: of 1906, SS5; Carolina GOALS
per, $32; Lord Baltimore groat, SlS thrssa a;re
sdS sSdpSanoy coppers brought $50 S42 so aapns
S26 respectively. issO
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13

STARTLING CONTRASTS. - Henry Ward
Beecher in Charleston aud Hangman Foete
in New York jail Charles Sumner in Rich
mond and Henry A. Wise fugitive: Presl-
dent Lincoln occupying the JET: Davis
mansion and JET himself running for dear
life. Negro troops holding Richmond ana
Lees army on parole. Greenbacks worth
seventy cents on the dollar and Confederate
currency in Richmond worth about seventy
ccnfs bushel
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13

JEFF. DAVIS LATE REsIDEScE.-A Rich
mopd correspondent gives the following
description of the late residence OF Jetf.
Davis:
If is q handsome three-story double house,
ranking among the largest in Riahmond, al
though by no means the finest, or indeed
the most eligiblY located. guard paced TO
and fro on the pavement, under the nag
that waved from the window, and another
barred the door with his musket, WnlIe the
officer on duty was peremptory IN declaring
that nobody was admitted there on any
business. x card, however, soon gained US
admission. and we were greeted by Gen.
Weitzel and Gen. Shepley, and ushered INTO
the presence in the reception room, OF
Judge Campbell, late one of the rebel peace
commissioners to the conference at Fortress
Monroe. Of him and his business there Will
be time to speak hereafter For the mo-
ment, | was more interested IN observing
the residence of the rebel chief. The door
way through which we had entered was
simple enough; but the building was occu-
pied in accordance with q singular fashion
that seems to prevail here with q large
portico and lofty colonade. Across this,
the windows, looked out into a well kept
garden.
nished; the carved Italian marble manties
were OF exquisite workmanship, mirrors,
curtains, sofas, easy-chairs were all "to
match" From the reception room folding
doors opened into large and elegant parlor,
furnished in corresponding style. Every
thing was left precisely as If Mrs Davis had
been gone but an hour; the card of the
French Consul and those of some Richmond
magnates, were lying in q little vase; there
was open music; the ornaments on the man
ties and the little articles of uertas scattered
about the rooms, were all arranged as usuai.
Up stairs the same order prevailed; the
dining-room and kitchen were well snppleS
and it was very easy to credit the deeiarar
tion of the staff officers that "we hired hls
housekeeper to cook for our mess, and ind
that we can run this chebang capitally!"
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13

As A sculptor of some notoriety and cor
Excess OF loyalty, applied to Secretary StS Stsapu
ION Ior permission to take cast of BootorsIr
neau. The blunt war minister replisekll
Better take care of your own headn hea
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13

= a new gunpoWder has been discoveries
germany, which h4s three times the exp pr
stve force and costs only half as inn9r s1 r.,arg
the powder now in use. The principal -
eeI1als are rosin and chlorate of potash
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13
FREEDMEN,S LETTERS.

List of Letters remaining in the Freedmen's Post
Office connected with the Bureau of Free Labor,
APRIL 18th 1866. These letters be had by call
ing at PIC Julia street.
THOMAS w CONWAY,
General Superintendent Freedmen,
Department of the Gulf.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13

come what may, England win await the
;ssue with steady forbearance as neutrals,
but with an earnest wish for speedy and
lasting peace.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13

DEATH OF A BIsHoP.-Bishop L. l.. Ham
me, n1 OF the M. E. Church, died at Moupi
fleasant, Iowa, on the Esd. He had beeS
sich curing the entire winter. He was onsoE
1 ol tne most eminent diyines and prominepif
leaders IN the Methodist denomination. :,
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13
Dianah mrs

OJtk hCy6
bod Nancy mrs
Doyle Sophie mrs
Davis Clarissy mrs
Delerey Nancy mrs
Deblaire julia mrs
Dean Caroline mrs
Devonshire John
Dudley Mahala mrs
Davis Samuel mrs
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13

a
Alexander Milly mrs
Allen Clara miss
Armstrong Boul miss
Allga Henry Charles mrs
Ann Martha mrs
Augusta Minerva mrs
Aulthus Antonio
Anderson Sylvestien
Armstead Matilda mrs
Alexander Louisco
Alexander Miller
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13
From PhfIadeIphfa.

PHILADELrHIA, May 2.-Gen. Grant ar
to Burlington He will return tomorrow
with his wife to take possession of the
splendid mansion presented by the Phila-
delphians.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-Subscriptions to
the 7-30 loan to-day amounted to S5,2ll, 100.
The largestW Western subscription was 800, 900
from Cincinnati. There were 1852 individual
subscriptions.
The Black Republican., 1865-05-13
FURTHER LATE NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE LADY GAY.

By the arrival yesterday of the steamer
Lady Gay, we received our files of Western
papers of the 3d., and Cairo of the 4th inst,
from which we extract the following tele-
graphic summary, all we have room for at
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

From Democrat of Dee. 2s.l
Flour-Market fat, and the very few transac-
tions making are at lower prices choice double
rxtra at So IS; doubl, extra at ss@s Isl fall
super at Sc o. delivered, spring at Cairo at
Sc 624(q$625; also, rye -four here at IS IS per
barrel.
Buckwheat and Buckwheat Flour-No recent
sale of either has ranspired the former is quoted
nominally at 90c to 81, the latter at $40 per Dbl.
Wheat--No demand and nothing done; market
nominal at 81 25 TO 50 per bushel for common to
lair fall to choice
Corn-There was demand at 20 to lie for
mixed and yellow which were held higher mixed.
in second hand sacks. a, 65c.
Oats--Markct inactive, and sales of good in new
sacks at 45c per bushcl
Barley-There is good demand for choice fall,
and extra choice spring could be sold but there is
no supply of either, good fall at 81 40 without
sacks.
Rye-Held at IS to CSC per bush but We hear
of no sales.
whisky-Quict, and sales at 50 20 per gallon.
Hides--We quote flint at Ia to l44c dry sailed
1t lie; GREEN salted at 7c-
Poultry--Small sales Of dressed turkeys at IL to
lsc per pound dressed chickens ut 81 tc per
dozen.
Eggs-Salcs Of 10 brIs . little frosted, ct SOC,
and I do. not frosted, at 80 TO s5c--a decline.
Butter-The market is wen supplied, very quiet
and the medium and lower grades are dull. We
now quote Western store grades at 20 to SOC. Iii-
nois and Ohio dairy at 35 to 4oc. and New York Ut
IS to 47c per n. Cheese quietst 81 to 2I4c.
Furs and Peltries-we quote otter from - ID
81 ; mink 81 to So so coonskins 20 to 6Ac; fox
Use to 75c wolf skins tprairie) 75c to 81 30; do
(mountainl 81 50 to 80; mssknt loo 70 zoe !;
opossum So to Ice Wild cat go to 00c lynx 81 50
to 81: marten Il IS to ~; deer skis (sammer)
- to 45c do (winssr) Is 70 IS; beevsf eAins
d - - u px b bess d1ss u g y oJo,
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u,1vv m { .. i. !:
Esq, Tie proprietor oftks splsndid 0pssa Hs1as =
Chicago bearing his name. he's been ccnpsllsd 70
maks, = assignsent. His Liabilities sess abost
>Soo,oee 1at asAr he weight q TIN hssvy
calamity Mr.. Crosby seems TO hsvs greet deal Of
@vnpatkv aadAs The citissus 81 CAsc6eo. We
make tho following extract fron the Repsblicas
in relation to the subject;
So heavy failure, succeeding 80 rapidly SITTER
Che erection ~ Mr.. Crosby of the magnificent
Opera House, which is IN honor both to; the city
and to the civilization Of the West, comes upon
is with a sadder emphasis than it would have
done had IL occurred Il ths ordinary course of
mercantile enterprise. The greater part Of Mr..
Crosby liabilities were incursd IN the buiIding OF
this superb edifce; which as . business specnla-
tion twithstsnding its numerous and costly OH
ees and the splendid basement Of stores, is fail
are for the present and is likely to continue 70.
The total cost Of the Opera House and the other
buildings was over four hundred thousand dollars.
Mr.. Crosby purchased some Of the frontage on
Washington street at 5000 per foot and he is gen.
orally supposed to have lost more than sixty thou
sand dollars by the failure of Conrad. Ms we'll as
one or two hundred thousand on wool and wheat
He made fortunate rs well rs unfortunate specu-
lstions. however. Not leng ago he bought prop
erty on Michigan avenue for $oo,oee, for which he
was subsequently offered hundred thousand.
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Secretary MeOulloeh snd the Speenla
tors Don't ,gree.

The New York Tribune says:
The Secretary Of the Treasury has been waited
upon by many SPECTATORS, who cannot see the
benefit of contraction upon their schemes, but
obtained but little satisfaction. lie IS still con-
WINGED that contraction Mt the earliest moment IL
desirable and win improve the first opportunity to
put into funded debt the plain legal tenders and
the temporary loans. The national finances are
skilfuIly managed by Mr.. Meculloch, and specu-
lators upon borrowed money will not have . very
profitable friend in him. The Nationsl Banks are
quite large buyers Of compound notes in view Of
their annual statement TO be made NJ New Year,
and quotations have advanced for this Currency
one per cent. within . fortnight. After the Janu-
AIRY payments have been made, money on ean
promises TO be m IRE abundant, but II will not, ~
under ordinary eircumstaecs. stimulate speculation
in any direction. A few operators in merchandise
and stocks still labor under The delusion that the
period of high prices has not ended, buttheir nsn-
Der daily decreases and the general opinion fxvorf
a steady return to natural values. While this
state Of things continues, bank balance will be
regarded as Of more value than property, which
can be replaced 1T lower prices a. the Currency 10
contracted and the financial affairs Of the country
brought toward specie basis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

From The Democrat, Dec 18TH.
CATTLE Receipts for last three days, g3e head,
500 head of which were mixed lot Of Texas and
Southwestern Missouri carte, brought in for Alex
ander the well known stock feeder. Prices are
steady mt from &c to Ale for common to fair, and
Ale To 6lc for fair TO prime.
Hogs-Ma ke. &C e SIZE to 94e for light,
and SIC to gle tor heavy. The market is better
here than in any other city.
Sheep-None arris ing. Very little demand.
Prices nominally at IS TO So per head.
Mich Cows-None coming in. Demand good
at s40to $50 per herd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

A TOILET ELIG HIT! The ladies'
"A treasure aud ntiamens bonn. The "swestsst
thi e. and largest qua tty. Manufactured from the
rich Southern Magn liza Used for bathing the lace and
person. render the kin soft and esh 10 prevent erup
tioIs, to perfume cIciing, nc.
1t overcomrs the pheasant odor Of perspiration.
1t r.movee rejness, tan. blotchss, &c.
II cnres headache and ALA, . Inflammation.
1t CO l., softens and nd e del'csry to the kin
1t Yields subdu-d and lsstins ,rfame.
II cures musqnsto bites and stiDgs Of inserts
II contains no ma rial INJURIOUS the skin.
Patronrzed by Actrtsses and Opera Singers. 1t ID
what every lady should have Sold everywhere. Try
the Magnolia Water oace and yca viii Other
Cologne, Perfeme-y, Toilet Wa,r Asterwarra
DEMAS BARNES x CO.,
prupa. IA elusive Agents, N. 7.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.



~ Telegraph aucAe. Dec -.
Pro,iaious-Mr@. pork q coo u 37ls sales Of mess
pax made It'd y at 9s 60 hut thu close thst
hxnre could he obtained. Pair inqpi'y for sweet
p'esi-d ~s sales Of tots fully cured nj It
1917 those ready fr suoiing held at lie. Green
han firm at issi5i1 Prime lsr' L40l higher; steam
ehd,r kstt~ dried eod 1t - Isl pl-n steam
d. r-d a Il, err There 20 me Inquiry Tor beef
and sales Is 90 and IS 90 Re-
eept. 4 hogs today II s7l bead os ,he.e aess
dressed Dr.s ed hoe. and ee- p feo D. inw
er; aes at un' Tsoll Co. e ling 10 1871 % for
lot. ,iding eco De-
tIour-M rk,t ,tet. Good psiag extra In light sup
ply
GrsinSo So ing WHEAT quiet With deciine Of lr,
but No spring firm and t5c higher. s.Ies q =
81 81 for No ssriag: 20 tot pring; si TO
No .prny. and for rrIsese ring. At th. close The
market for No riag rni+s quiet snd steady NJ ~
Private CT ps'chs from AiI~. kie quoted No spring
wheat qui.t at :oGl 5ola. Corr vsty dali. No . in
store solt at ~ l4l1: 70 ri cited at oc
track. Dat, quiet but se~e, a. ISIS for No Rye
sale. hight e 70 rs n. sod 81 for rejected
Bsri~y nothing done
iiigh~in-s-pu'i- Small ssl ss2i
Grocsriss Qaes. With secb = " i4e v Cats
aud POI 10 Rico saxu
Oils-Duli ami n 5ebanged
Bags and B,sxipw more setive.
sreds-St..dy sr,i npch~ugea
Beef at'ie-l In more seiiv- =. mand and prices I'd
,ssc~d q "a ITO ~ f.if ,rst sra8ee Entsi *
s,les sos he-d 5oo. 70 for d 10 second elas.
s05 80 good averaging ~ 3,
iosH D. and ESQ 80 fos cesar on 10 GOOD srsdes
cows aud better.
Hoxs-F~r surR ADD l.ss prices no' ios.r b,
ordinary 6. AIDES te1'inx dostw ri bni.s.d sale. 80
hssa ct 10 "a COT exirs soAs b~st grades, an.
0oG9 20 for medium
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

Prof V. c. Taylor. teacher of music who
has been sometime engaged in that labor IN
Des Moines, and is highly spoken of by the
Reaister. will soon be in keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

A NEW Methodist church was dedicated at
Clinton, last Sabbath. DIR. Eddy. of the
Northwestern Allocate, preached the dedica-
tory sermon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

A CHOICE lot of Turkeys and Chickens for
sale by J. F. Johnston 4 Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

To CITr AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS. We
kavs received large lot of Albums direct
from the manufacturers, which we offer to
~ trade Ut rery lo1 prices Cali and ex-
IaM7ne (lwl KRAMER, IRwIs L Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

Hon. H. H. Trimble, of Bloomfield, is
now in the city. He comes to further the in
terests Of the State Line Railroad and create
an interest in it here. if possible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

DR.. BRuor. Oculist and Aurist, OF Can
ton. Ills. will be at the City Hotel, IN this
city. on The lst. I'd and Sd of January. Per-
sons suffering from chronic diseases of long
standing can be cured by bis treatment. No
poisonous drugs used in his cases. dee3o-2t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

NiSiT TO Ne. LINCOLN Tom. pom
WEDNESDAY afternoon Mr.. Booker's Minstrel
Troupe, being at Springfield. visited the tomb
of Mr.. Linco!n. The Journal describes the
scene. After the singing and performance of
several suitable pieces. Mayor Dennis was
called for and returned thanks to the Troupe
for the demonstration Mr.. Booker made a
brief and fitting response. The Journal
says:
The scene was a most impressive one. and
will be retained in the memory of those who
were present. The party then returned to
the city. The occasion was pleasant one.
though sad. aud the music furnished was of a
high order.
Each member of the troupe has made a
liberal donation to the Lincoln monument
fund. We would add that every member If
this COMPANY has been, and is thoroughly
loyal, and the proceeds of large part of the
entertainments for the last four years have
been contributed for patriotic purposes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

THE coored people are TO have celebra-
ton on Monday, the Anniversary Of the Pro-
clamation of Emancipation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

III SPEAK WILL of Or. G. L. Spencer's Fra
~ 0doaseiaine for the teeth Warranted TO
pin no acids. makes pearly white teeth. puri-
breath, and is all we claim, the purest and
frayrantly scently dentridce ever offered to
bile. For sale by Wilkinson Bartlett, and
Ztists nov.21-d&w-3 SIN
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-
BY Telegraph vsv yoss. Dec %
Coiion-Mo-e active and frn.r At 80 for uiddtiug
tlsnr-N,rkei lees active but ont decided char &C.
S .eas 50 Extra State; ss4ei Is FIR to
cd shipping Ir.hi. Extra r o. and 2odelo;o
for Trade Brands. rs 1ses CLOSING quist.
whisky-Maik-s all aud nom pa AT a a. =.
erain-wh.p, quiet ind very hfu a 50 for rood
old Ml~sntie let, sud lsli4es 81 Tor new Anb.r
Milwaukee Barley quiet stste ~ Farley Malt d, H.
Corn without 'ecia chsnge eee s;1 nnd. and
a5 a95 for sonnd mixed wesern ost. dull and heavy
at 4szsss tor unsoui.d and eoas2 FIR sound.
Petroleum Dull en,aii s.ics n 4ea4ess FOR crude
and 65lzaee for naed in Bond
wool-ouet.
Prosisioas-P~rk heavy ani lover at % 2sgso IS Ter
me.s, closing at - az regular end "A % for
prime and 3. % fIr prime also $50 barr els
new January sd February, SELLER. option, at
- 6oa3 80. Beef quiet and hru about previous
price,; prime m quiet. Beef hsm. qaiet at 81 500
IS 90 Cut Nest. dull At llel3 f shoulders and Isl
GIG for hams Bacon dali at 15t6l51 for Cumberland
cut: is for short fitb.d Dressed hogs quiet at 49,
1874 City Lard hm and quiet at 600 the latter an
extreme Butter dull aud quiet 2ooasc Tor Ohio and
Ho4o for State Chss.e quiet at isolsk.
New York Money Market.
By telegraph NV vosE. Dec. %
hohey-sAsier with large supply ~ Cent cAu
loans
Sterling Rxchsnge-Dull at 10h sl0oi.
aold-Less actve and shade ior opening 1Ssi<;
and closing a, i.s<.
0ovrrnnent stock. more active aud hrmer.
Preights to Liverpool quiet and draeripg.
S ~ Conpsrs of 1867, 1917; 10 1864. io2.
1o-io Coupons e'54
Treasury Notes 7-ao. LIST series essx.
7-s0-, II series. as5t-
100, third seii,s, sSls
s 6s Year Cvrticstes, new issue. vs.
IS of al Coupons, I6T1
Stocks yer, 'ng NY 96lk E,ie eeis: do pfd 50;
IIu '0sl R-slin. los Marietta Gin. LIST pfd IS
NJ 8 74H; Pits ssi4; Nwpfi sls4 $685. I los;
IT los; pfl Il
Ii Mining StOe Ms.
Nav YoAx, DC. 70.
The following the prices of Mining Stocks At the
Board in Boston to-day:
Copper Palls 26. Franklin 4ol4: Hancock 1872 Huron
81 Ise Royal l,3@ Minnesota 10 Quincy s7Z; Rock
Island 915 Bay State IN
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CITY NEWS.

THERE will be services in St. Johns (Epis-
eopal) Church Sunday morning and evening.
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r. wsnaa in another column picking Sam
pW fer 6PsgR's wNE. II 10 an sdmirs
1ssd 10 hospitals and by the 6rst class
pAsis, London. and New York, In pref
Feet Wine. Il 10 worth trial nd
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WELL. wife. any commands
Yes. my dear: when you come up TO dinner
please stop at Kerr Drug Store and get me
box of Camphorine. 1t is certainly the best
article ever nsed for chapped hands and sore
Ii IS. d30
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IRIS HARD Bur IFS EAsy.-Hard to escape
breathing into the system the poisonous malaria
that joyous spring brings in it's train, and which
turks like deadly serpent in this paradise of
Seasons. But il is easy to neutralirethin poison
remove this deadly serpents sting and avert the
con sequences and desth-by timely
use OF Pickerton's Wahoo and Calissya Bitters.
They never fail to do IT, dec2I-2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

Some of the branches of the State Bank Of
Ohio, winding up, paying stockholders
lse These are handsome returns, especially when
we consider the large dividends that the banks
maid while in operation
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-30

PRovIsioSs Ann Hoes Is CIseISsAri.- From
Gazette of the 9th
The activity in the provision market has com
municated itself to the hog market, and an adj
vance of SOC per 90 pounds net has taken place
since Saturday. Many packers, however. have
refused 10 pay the advanced rates, and there was
generally disposition to hold off at anything above
$l1 90 per 100 pounds net