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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-18
Neutfd,e NHitbiirqer nnN WtitbiIrgerlnI1Sh!

Der OeutI&e In Nimeritl lit IS fG ule rem s'nteoOrsasn
NrAerttantrn ub ieinent Aerpt5S- Satefiahee IestmGret
su Itaer. nie i'm nur irnmtr Der Nnslc-Nneritantr ietSfn
tlnn. DaS mir Reutfte fitts lno' fur unltre ntus 9ttITnats
Fris, Lsmi,G,n. In relntm IS ebsn tie GeutIdet traren,
msi6. Tasferfstt unO auseGuer ssnuO katten. ZEN grCstn
RamSf fir Elm tr6es Yrtnjp Ter Sunanit6t bis aur iesten
teaipn ausfs6ten ia belten. g8r bateu uus ~maNsntaft lei
eem Gampfe b~etbetIist mir hatea in trAer Neibs 6efpbttn
uab sisls non unS ltns In srfsr Ststbe sefaasn unS psrran-
bet prrsen
QSir bdben uus ieItlt Set uniern gGtberiateru unS bet cen
9tdttptaen &nertennune fur unlere &dptrfsit, tur nniern
Spfermutb Serl6aHt, Gter has gsnuet Mot wtr lelbf
m u II uns dnerternen, mir feloit mIhtn uns une
Anbersn i.teen, he mir @tnis'tt NIB Strait 9uten Ntuen
HnS NitttI eenue tCiBeN, unS elm un5tr9anelthse Oentnlal,
etn W;rnumtnt res 0eutfbttums in Anertfa ia esri9ten
setr geSrauhen hdju fstn 6unfrert das Wrpn3e beer Niar-
tnrr nit zen NarnRn unO Statuen unlerer 8rrsen Wfanner
unb 5elstn, bic ia tire EenIm6 .er In uniertr 8ruft bGten,
~tpueern nr Elm
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-18

George @albin9ton 8auperein $50. 1.
Die 9fit8Iieter bieies Gereius iinb biermit bEfli@lt erz
la4t, Ter 9elte &6enb I'M 7 u9r tlttitubenben SerIaulutz
lung beisupcRnen. gBihtise @ei6Gire ~erfprbern bic Ge=
Seapa,t zines iebeu Wtitgliebes.
9nl Iuftrag :fct
@eprs Ser n +, SER.
acknowledgement: @de BON Gtile uuo @~pugbTtr. mi
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-18
Ga0ana Ea6GF

$50 Fallen cmFNns birfft pr Stelmer. ptlde TN Il. 6
Bpnhe6 ~gDaretou'e pber Dutp bS3ablt .u biDinrrt Trei{s err.
pfeble. a SDlept S6r6btr,
(13et) r 81 @Ttdnee place ndbe Sruttir.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-18

Ut ttMhtn unh Die BET ern QcDie,-
une rtrhsn ne eHbtt Ntanden tr5rsn 80 swcr xr,v x.r.,n.
mot re1 hIt& tetGtt pufAt. " o'"" o'''"""
rr SSs SsInsHssn y s,ne. selen Sa&t, sur uuterbaltuna
SS@elf.tn Uttssatutrt lu taten, ~irb %Sisi,nts.r tr gTais" we ".
qe ssa her ~launteen @IldsOSttn nieImiitsrfaa +tVnI", Tsis
Wrfken hnk. {s V pspanoelt
Ges 6arbUs cts AueuR 1855. rr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-18

Spltsl8aulptsl NIT WtelOsrana, @tIana unS Sar, In s ab.
"et1"n-en' 9taT sem Ga3ltfGen FIR se beutEbe @ibne teors
tettei son u. 2aut.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
fis1anriai and GuIninerrini.
New Yerk uarrei.


By rsleraph.l Nrv to,x. Feb Q
Sotton-Lower, with moro doing.
hour--Ststc and Wastern quiet and without decided
change at 309s 10 for extra Stste 10 6O@lO IS for
l lit o. and 10 so01l 90 for trade brands, market
M.i.ky-Duli and lower at aoo3 sox for sllte, and
~ for Western.
wheat-Quet No. Chicago Spring IL Choice White
western IS; Amber Milwaukee at Z is.
Rys-Quiet
Bariey-Quet and steady.
Csrn-Firm, with lair demand; mixed Western at 81
In store.
.oats-FIm, with good demand at osI<01 90 for
Western. 81 " -
Rics-Dull at 1sc for Ragoon
Conee-Duil aud nominal.
sugar-Firm; Cuba Is ale according IN grade and
Havana at lszG91oc.
Moasses-Duli.
Petroieum-Dui at As D46c for Crude 64ae6c for Re
lined In Bond S5aGssc for Refined Free
Woodruff
Pork-un,et tlcd aud shade easier fbr new mess at
10 30 Gzf 2j closing at 36 T6 regular ~ 75 IS rs f,r
isoo mess cash and regular way clusin at IS o. reg
uar 80 GSl 90 for prime and IS e35 rs for prime
mess Also 1900 bbs prime mess for March buyers
option, at 81 90.
Bsef-Quict at 10 oaD22 90 for plain mess and n 90
GA 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-iIeavy at Is COG % co.
price for heavy.
Hacon-ouiet; short clear a. 3,1a2sIsc.
Cut heats-Dull Sales Of $50 pkgs ut 1701sl<c for
shoulders, and is 122c for hams
Lard-Duli and unsettled. Salei coo bills at 1857 .
z5c aster an extrems Also, 1900 bbls prime sellers
opiion, for April, at .3s<c
Buter-43 9t4c for Western, and 45d5sc for State.
Cheese-Quiet at IA 922c for common TO prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c.

rLouR-superhns IS Coz Extra 50 50 a bb, Do,h,
Extra, = bel., 10 90.
wHEAr-spring, 81 4eeel 30. FALL SO to co . I'm
kfB-s0TE.S5c = bush.
BARLEy-faIl.I 534f Is; Spring GOAL 90
0ATs--5o 10 SIC q bush
CoRs-6ss12c = bushei buying; so to ss.r selling
Coax MK.L-s2 90 q loo IL. buying; Sa selling
selling. y
GREEN APPLrs-xl 80 TO IS buyiny- 81 < ,o . M
selling "
po1 sroEs-l 5oG1 60 buying. eoai IS selling.
oSIeSs--s2 90 buying. selling II 81 60
1uESiPs-j0g buying: Csc selling
hrTrER-2a to 39e buying: IS t, 4oc selling
Eass-i5e2 &c buying 25e selling
and ry SCARE
TuRklrs-l3 to lac n buying selling at 10 to lie.
and scarce
WHITE DtAys-common to Good 81 soal IS buying;
- to 70 selling.
TkLLow-l3c.
BEEswAx--5o to Too buying
Hsy-Tmothy fl5 or Prairie $40 Qoni2 b.
H1DEs-Dry Flint, i5c; Dry salted l3c tarubby half
price; Green, 6; Green Sheep Pelts, 81 so to Is
LEArsEE-Iien lock sole ~ 46c 2 h: d. harness 4se
% do upper 20 to 3sc per foot. Oak sole eec = H. do
harness BIC a h. -
sEgps-Timothy 81 IS TO 4 40. PIsr 80 ar r7or-
II Oh TO sI4 90 I. bush
Hoas-Dressed, si2 90 to IL 90 y loo
LAsD--is to 20c buying; 25c selling
Hsns-22e y n. sugar Cured do z5c
BEEF cArrIs-s3 30 10 IS 90 gross
sHHEp-s4 so TO IS so 2 head.
FxArHERs-50 to SOC.
Rass-5 to &c, buying.
BAas-Buraps 55c
Single Dummies, 42c; double do, CSC.
Seamless, bush, s5c to l5
Flour, Il bbi. IS to co.
do u bbl.. IS to as
do * hbl fpaperl O.
SAcKs-Wool Sacks. 3 90 piece
OLD CoPPLR-30 to CSC a D.
orn BRsss-22c p 10.
y 90 to s % W. Aoi!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

great many side hits being made at the Piansa-
ton Bitter by two Of friends who
have endeavored to initiate counterfeit them Its all
of no The people won't be long imposed upon The
Plantation Btter increasing In and popularity
every day and .thats what's the matter They are in
same sized bottle and made u.t they were rst and
will continue to be- shall stop making them.
The Plantation Bsters purify, strengthen and invg-
crate.
They create healthy appetite.
They ere an antidote to change OF water and diet.
Thee overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours.
They strengi the system aud enfisen the mind
They prevent niissmatic and Intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and aciiity Of the stomach
They cure by spepsis aud Constipation
They cure Diarrhes, Cholera and Cholera Mosbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous eaaache.
They make the weak strong languid brilliant and
are exhausted natures great The Recipe and
full Circular are around each bottle. cerpymen Mer.
chants and persons whose sedentary hass induce
lassitude paiptaon Of the heart lack Of appetite
will and innsdas and permanent In these Bi,ters
But ADORE all they recommended 10 weak and deli
cate females and mother.
They sold by all respectable merchants See tina,
each bottle has private United States Stamp over
cork and steei-p.ate side label.
Beware ofrehled bottles. See that the stamp has not
been tempered With. Any person pretending TO sell
Plantation H;trrs by the gallon swindef and inpos
ter and should be Immediately reported to IN.
Y. H. DRAKE co,
ocil-dAwtm Il Park Row n. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
HA VOICE FROM vICKsBURG.

VIcxssUls, Aiss-, Aug. Q, ls6a-
Dr.. John Buli-Dear Cir: I am happy TO state 20 yo
that have used valuable Cedron bitters with xrea
benefit % myself In general debility and psustration OF
my system produced by the unhealthy and missmaric In
hasnce oi the Mississippi river suund yeksburg vfng
been With Gen Grsnts army throughou its
ern campaign. i confidently recommend its
persons Who are exposed to unhealthy climates.
II. ". Fo5LE,
Agent Q. s. Sanitary Commission
LorIsvILlx, KY, Sept. L. 1853.
On he22i ofJuy last submitted through an agent
OF mine TO the Medical Director ~ the Department o the
Army Of the Cumberland sample of my Ceron Biters
foffnsctoB and requested H. after analysis found IL
nertorioas TO sanction and approve TIA among our
soldiers
The following Ia the Medical Direotor reply and a-o
usn is-scraAs permission TO Rip zoo dozen once to
have IT sold 10 suffers JOHN BULL
Il am satisfied that Cc3ron Btters will d. no harm
any one II taken property And in moderation see no
objection TO Dr. Bulls being permitted ds~pase u II TO
suffers. A. HENRY THtiRSTns
Surgeon aud Medical Director d
headquarters Department af Cumberland
Nashville, Tenn. July r. 1ss3 |
Dr John Bull agent, Mr., has permission to ship
TO Nashville Tenn, IS grSss dozen Of Bulls Ce
dron Bitters for sale TO suffers in the army enIy
fhefsgulsans of the Treasury D-partre are to be
complied With strictly.
By order Of MAJOR Gen. Rosecrsns
WA. VI. wfLEs,
Major ami Provost Marshal Gen
For sale Wholesale and retail by Wilkinson Bartlett
70, heoknk, Iowa sprI3-davlyr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
Hon. Geo. q. Wright.

Upon the retirement Of Judge Wright
from the Office Of President of the low,
State Agricultural Society. the following
resolutions, offered by DR.. J. NJ. shaffer.
were adopted unanimously:
Whereas, Hon. Geo. G. Wright has
served this Society in the capacity If
PRESIDENT for the past FIVE years. and
Whereas, In opposition to the solicita.
tlon OF the members Of this Society. he
has peremtorily declined reelection.
Therefore resolved, That we hereby
tender the warmest thanks Of the Board
and Society to Hon. Geo. G. Wright for
the very able impartial and satisfactory
manner in which he has discharged the
responsible duties devolved upon him.
Resolved, That much of the success Of
the State Agricultural Society during his
administration has beer due to his ene,.
gy, zeal and ability 10 presiding over tho
aiaifs OF the society; and that as mem.
oals OF the Board add Society, we aooord
% MS interest In the development Of the
agricultural resources Of the State the
PROMINENT position which this soc;e,v sas
attained "a in the hearts of the people. 80
Resolved. That while We par, vi,h
Judge Wright as our presiding ofs.sr
win regret on account of his long, pleas
AIT and profitable connection with M -
will not soon forget his excellent com
sells, his genial disposition, and the mn;
form courtesey, kindness and con.;d...
ton which have marked his connact;or
With this Board and the great nuhl;o
.hen assembled At the Annual Far 81
he Society.
Resolved, That as : tangible evidence
= the spprssistioa. of the society for his
issingu'shed services, the Executive Cam,
''''ee pc instructed to purchase snch tea
monla'. to be donated TO Hon Gao. a
.1gns 20 they may deem proper. uro.
lded. that such donation shall not sressd
cast The ssn q e60o. .-s'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
Chicago Marker.


By Telegraph CsycAeo Feb T.
Receipts OF Hogs-Iive and dressed SIS
Lave dogs-steady and quiet, with sales at 10 0o6t
IL VI, gross. chiefly 1T II UusaiI so.
Dressed Hogs-Dall. aud 10 Ia I5c lower Sales q,
Il w @l3 30, chiefly at l. cog IL 60
Beef Crtte-More active 509s 60 far common 10
prime
Proyisions-Sfrngent and lower. SAILS Of oao bbly
meas TX at 50 ", closing with sellers at 33 TO- 5oJ
beis f 1st OF April at a5 90. 700 bbs us mess pot
al y og 500 bhi-- at g 80. CamberT0 Qkdiles q,
sll1e Sweet picked hams l5s1c.
Lard Neglected. Sales of 100 tisrces No a. -
WHISKY Dull asad lie lower. salss sol bbls At o.
Spring
Corn Dull at s5 size
OATS to s4c lower
Rye-Steady at Oh for No. l.
Barley quiet at 1 30.
Hay-DuiI Mt - 90
Noney-Llose.
ExchAnge-firm at par buying and X premium sell
ing - =
Gold-2ps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAILf Carr CfrY OTyIcR
hEoxuk, February 2, lses. /
Observation-Disclosures PRICES.
coRREorED rUksnars AND rErpars.

coEsEorED TUESDAYS AND rErpaYs
sr9ts-Iuha and Porto Biec, PC: prime 2sc. choice
-o New York, (, zsei New York, A, aoc crushed and
powdered Gle.
dsl.ssss-sagar Hoase.l 05esl lsc; Golden run 40
esi s.--sorghasa soa,i %.
CoFFEE-lS to lie.
RsoE-ioH @l1c.
soDA-Arnerican lie: English L.
soAF.Pain, LIZ; German l. a 3l3<; ST Louis Ger
mai. l5lxgiec.
CsSpaEs-star, 81 to Sc; Mould - S2Ie
IEA--foung Tyson, II 61ts2 -; Imperial 81 rs 10
81 IS, Blsck, Il 3 TO II IS.
iosaccc-pnk Sweet IS to 9,o; Medium Brands, 90
to 2yci Gold aud Natural Leaf 81 30 to u IS
kaiLs--Best Brands IS - rates.
GLAss-sxl0 Country So 80. City 9 rs. rates
CSRDAGE-2S to 29c
DRIEe APPLKs--i6 TO 1eIlc y D. scarce
DRIGD CURRASr--25r
Rsislss-M Il. s. p; layer $ co.
saLr-5 eJS4 90.
PEaRL ST. ARcH-iI to l2c.
MOLINE WOODEN WasE--z Hoop Pail, Il u A hoso,,
do ~ 40" No. Tubs Sill 30; No. 2 do 10 or No 49,
IL aos Nests I'd do. 4 %. wash-tssar,ir as "a
FIsH--No. Msekerei, bbis. S2I 90 Ter new
No. do do SO 90 do
No. do hf do $40 opGfa so
No 2 do III do SIC uosaIo 70
HI bbis. No. I White Fish $40 O sNro IN n.~
0rIs Coal OIL 81 90 o % Lfnss.,s al AZ. i~,s
Oil. q o.; Fish Oil, 81 So; Meats loot Oil 81 ssI So
Cakrss-N f. aud Hamburg "a TO 25c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

SORGHUM FLOUR. There is something
new under the sun, Solomon to the con-
trary, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES flour,
for instance. Mr.. Sam'l Polend of JEFF
son township brings US some. One of
the married branches Of our firm has tried
1t; says it's pretty good institution. We
wasn't married branch and didn't try
1t. Much obliged to Mr.. Polend; and
our city readers. who may wish to exper-
iment, may 60 to Nodler & Caldwell's.
Mr.. Polend left considerable amount OF
it there for sale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
TO QUA PATRons.

We would again rsmtnd rs6sss hat this season Of
the year 10 time when they constantly liable to sud-
den coughs in6uenxa throat while the children
plants. II l. important that every head Or family
should provide remedy that ready 1t al tmss
mediate whether assaed 1T the dead hour OF night
with the breaking out Of hard cold the rackiDg OF
violent cough the children with that dangerous
Of all dseases-coupors q tbs midday hour, you should
always be prepared In Coo Cough Balsani you viii
ind ready and efectual remedy 1t grsppes and con-
trols instan the stubborn coughs while
In cronv. Il u soysfelen cnrS The prics ID but forty
cents per botethe bottles twice the any other
At the same price. Delays dangerous You should
always have 1t In the hoa0 II can he found 1t all
drug stores jAn38-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

CoAMEsDABLE PRoMprNR.s.-On ves.
ierday we stated the fact that the houss
OF J. A. Felt, in Melrose, was DESTROYED
py hre that morning. and that it vas in.
sured IN the F. d NJ Insurance Comn.n,
OF this city. 1t is anything but pleasant
to be turned out of doors with the tha,.
rnometer at six degrees below zero lint e
anything will compensate 10 any msnnsr
Tor the unpleasant experience Of such ~
occasion, 1t must be the commemorate
promptness with which his claim was 90,
tied as the following will show:
The Farmers d Merchants' Insurance.
Company had my dwelling house insnrsa
BY their policy No. 1882. The dwelling
house and much of the furniture was
burned this morning, and before night the
loss was satisfactorily adjusted and paid
l am gratifed to commend the off;cers of
said Company for promptness to do ius.
toe to sufferin g member.
p, j. A. FELr.
Quincy, III. Jan. 98.h, 1865.
VIII.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

GooD.-We overheard a queer thine
from little fellow. about six years of sas
short time ago. The subject Of ved
ding cake had been introduced - ~
coarse of the conversation, in which the
father Vas taking = part. .Fatber" go
the little fellow, after having apppsrenslu
reflected intently o. something, II shan,
send you any Of ny Wedding cake when
gel married" Why ~ I" Vas the ipoui.
~. "Becauss, z answered the Ittle III.
l0s. "yoa dida'tesad - any Of yos,sr'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
New York Money Market.

By telegraph Nxw YonK. Feb g.
Money-More active and little firmer at 6G37 per
cent.
steriing-Dul a. loo7s aIoe5ss for gold
-, ooia-Lttis hrmer opening at 2o5, advancing to
uosernmens stocks-A shade friner and moderately
go Reg Coupons 1851
U. ). 80 Coupons l0sJL
1910 Coupons io5is
stocks-Dull and heavy
CO S05sy q ACIsgi<. ckRIeilx Mkpp g Ar
loi msb Is; ~ Wayne s0s4. AATu+S CAN "
s1s z Scrip lf3ls s yr Cert VI Pac Mail S00
Civ5A Erie COS. B kQ1l8. Hudkon l0a5<: Har.
lem .; Reading 1855; NC los; coz; Toieio ia:
Al Cert 265s; Quicksilver es
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
THE CITY.
SALOON FOR SALs.-The we'll known
+" International " 10 for sale. See the no.
tics 10 new advertisements.

roE.-The shareholders of the land, ,
sold 10 aid in erecting . suitable building
for the Keokuk Classical School, are re-.
quested to meet this afternoon at 8
o'clock at the Office of J. Fl. Barker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

''tUHS HHW hFEOINeFAs
Just received, full stock of
Colts Navy Pistols,
Colts Patent q, and inch,
Smith d. NELSON'S Patent,
Ponds new Patent,
New National Revolver,
Sharp's Patent.
Ammunition OF all kinds on kasd.
S. G. BRIDGES,
Jans7-l5d No. Estes House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
DIR ECTORS.
EXECUTORS SALE oFREAL rs

- TATE Notice Il hereby given that win ofer 10,
sale 70 rhe hghst dder for cash. It the Curt Huse n
the city 81 ke,kuk Iows the 4th day o. March 1886
between the hours q eoclock =. and o'clock p Nj
to-wit: -. essasos
The north half Of the wet hs OF the southwest ouay
yer OF section township 05 north range Nv al,
west In Lee county Iowa. eaid real estats viff & so
order OF the County Court Of Lee county to nv ia
O. oes q the essats u D eMhieh, etc<assd ~ Mi
execute dssd % ~ pafuhn1s|s =
-. 01O. v. Mcc4Aay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

BANKING AND ExcHANGE.-Specal at.
tention is directed to the card of Messrs
VIM. Thompson & Co., Bankers. Being
men OF great experience in the banking
business and long acquaintance in this
city, We can recommend them to the bust
ness public generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

D@-We insert the annual statement of
the Insurance Company of North Amer.
ica," Philadelphia, Pa. It is the olde t
Company in the United States, we be
lieve, having been instituted in 1897
Mr. Il. b. Ten-Eyck is the agent for this
city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

MAsosIc.-Gate City Royal Arch
Chapter No. 7 and Parvin Council No.
meet this friday evening at 7 o'clock.
The degrees of Royal and Select Master
will be conferred.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEll

I(ATCHEL0Rs celebrated HAIR DIE sstAs Bssr n
- to World. The oniy Hsvr=isss TrYs aEs RxttsAis
dye known Thissplendid Hair Dye Is perfectchanxss
nsn Rusty, or cray Hair instantly 10 Siesss Bsrl
ssra' 6vses Without ininrfng the Hair Staining the
SKIN tAsing the Hair Soft and Beautiful; inpzrts fress
frequently restoring its pristine eoier and rect
lies the ~ effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine IL sgn.
WILLIAM BATCIIELoK; all others ARE mere imits.
tons. and should be avoided. Sold by all Dreggsts &C
fACTokf-si Bsrciay-str-et. New York. Bsrcarlee's
Sxx ToILEr CzEAn for Dressing the Hair. [tyo-d&vIv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

CoAL-Mr. Il. X. Heard sends us a
sample of coal from the "Givin Mines"
The coal is of very superior quality.
Nj Heard is the local agent for the mines,
In heokuk, and will promptly fill all or
ders,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03

H- The Ground Hog didn't see his
"shadder," yesterday, We verify believe
Rather wish he had, We vote ground
hogs and such DAYS ss Yesterday a bore
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-03
AuprroR's urrrrr Inx1

Dks MONIES, January. II. 1868
WHrRk. s,the PHOENIX INSURANCE. c-tuptyyi =,
Hartford, in the state OF Connecticut dill on ,b i,h
DAY OF January lss hie in this cee the act OF ino,
pofs,ion of said coinpany together With written in
sunmsnf rnder the seal Of said COMPANY signed by t
PRESIDENT and Secretary Of said company under oa.b ce
iyAg thai said company Il Possessed u .pita or j,
least tine Hundred Thousand Dollars secured In Ian an
real estate worth At cash valuation least five times
amount Of said capital aud incuhore to more thsn
ehe-haf OF said cash valuation, required by Sr,i,
: 81 an Act g amend Act entitled an Act IN rets,ia
10 Insurance COMPANIES, approved February 9TH 1sss
Therefore IN pursuauce of Law 10 is hereby eertiSt
That said PHtENiA INSURANCE COMPANY. anfhsrt
zei TO transact their appropriate business of Insuy s
In the stare Oh Iowa In accordance With the laws
until the slst day 81 January. 1866 'si'
II Is also certified, that WILLIAM FuIros. of Keotpt
has been duly appointed by said COMPANY their Isxs
agent and Attorney for the county Lee with I ~
er 10 tax risks OF Insurance thern and t. scknowl
service oi process ~ provided by law upon IN. sI;
with the Clerk 81 the District Court in and Tor aid
" certified cory Of the statement on e in MS fs
u - furfher certified that the attached is tra ana
rect copy Of the said statement W VT
- In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto ga,
s. my hand and aft xed seal OF oiea ,h,s 81,
~ day Of January, A. d. 1856 -' i'h
10. JN0 A. ELLIOT, Auditor of State
!a"~s sAML A. AfRES, Deputy.
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DISEASES Of the Nervous

- Sems00t, u Htm0Fy AZ 4 Sc n a. ~ -
se as-new and reliable treatmens-ip reports of The
hosAsp AssocisrIos-sent by mn in sealed letter en-
eiopes freeof charge Address Dr. sxrlLaS HcueHror
Howard Association, No. south Ninth Street. Philael.
ph'a- "a sprl-dA~ly
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MARION cousrT IrEMs.-We CLEAN
the following from the Knoxville Repub.
lican:
a child of VIM. Bradley of this county.
now i've years old, has six perfect toes on
each foot. He bad, when born, FIVE 6ne-
ers and The thumb on each hand. Pa.
rents thought tha, too many for the ordi-
nary purposes CT this life. Had the an.
perhuous finger amputated. His grand.
'ather before him was similarly endowed
Between 60 and 70 persons have united
with the NJ. E. Church during the revi.
val now in progress at Knoxville. and
about the same number professed CONVEX.
sion.
Mr.. Isaac Julian'was found dead in his
bed in Charlton on the elst ult. Died
from apoplexy.
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CLOSING Our -Messrs. Yates e. Muir
ply 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 OF everybody. and especially of coun
try dealers, is called. The stock to be
sold is a. very large one, the goods are of
superior quality, and Mesrrs. Y. d M.
are determined to sell without regard to
price Give them call, Main street, be-
tween Third and Fourth. I;ansO.tf
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Dry Goods.
Ls4ies' ana eentitmens' Furnishing 6eots, Dress
Goods. Ssawis. Cleaks, HOSIERY Cloves,
kmsrsldefies, Laeex. Nefions, Car
pets, OIL Cloths, Widow
shsAss, &C., DC.

Referring 10 the above card 81 II d. Woodward We
respectfully invite the attention ~ the citizens az CO.
xxx and vicinity 10 stock Of Goods which we ARE
rio~tng out At gra;ly refurd prices make for
large and splendid Spring Stock which will have on
hsnd early in the By strict application TO b<
and using every Effort please hope TO receive
ana merit that literal support which the house has
hithertn had. Ii n bOsTWIcE m
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