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Gemtfd3e Veuer=93erftdoerun08=Se fen=
".4- fc9Gft Don Saltt,nOre.
NQ6@de pom Sputb unb 2cmbaro Str,
Int ?. Stpf Der SSarrters & Wer8amts 8auR,
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mem Da be Aitten Der @etafaaft Ft In ben 6anben BON
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Y(cuC arrangements fir G~ialuanrcrcr
bic nad benz SO eIten Ill reiItn lpinIdeu.

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men ~eebsnben hort etnIre N, Gu& Uerten 4 DtaI %uentser tie
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s5s Fs iSrs DtGetts taufen Rnb fpntsn b~iefeIbeu nur it
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tonSen.
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Oqne S&DiericEcst E9tnstts fHr bieis siu:e r~e.i5ofeu F5u
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Wc. 81 TbameS Ctr.
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Union Teuer : 0erfidserunsSs @eCen:
faaaft BON Baltimore.

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6eEnoet fA SD. 40 SecpubitrGee, auf Der R~orefstte.
SCbn &Date8, Yr1HSent.
Dtrettprer
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leoEt w *Spear Seir.
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1O,OOO GifAzMuthen.

NO $50, BaIttutprefr.
Btf&+SRrtben l. 2unIstdt unb tn allen cerf9tseensn gro
ben reIts, fcpte aue ~fpnfteen 8 n ( EN- Tttn.CSetatp
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,Gntene S&IeppneSe; ErpmiteI. ShnRre, Dtnbfapen, settle,
a0ntpsn, NrrttruGt fer uub @tbvrtaI DrHt u. I. TO- 19aWf
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RetCo- g%etegen6ptten.
N6rOiidDe Central giSeubob

yaDGOtIG1s GeSskaS GtlGGD03a i
-szSZSas ZEStntcs-S onrstau.
Sin uub mad SonntaS, ben %. De3. 1854.
3nge nDrowdrts.
BARTON Accommodation 80. l ...........7.20 BORN.
BcfSu9
SorriSbura Accommodation Communicable Stndul.
BARTON ACCOMMODATION $50. 3............5.00
gittsburs uub erie Grpres8no. ...........8.00
gittsburg unS Glunira @rpreB5ng ........1O.OO
3Ise iibwdrtS.
Pitt8burs, @Imtro unb @rte @rpreB3n9. ....7.OO Unrm.
Yarttou ACCOMMODATION gto. 2 ............8.30 n
Accommodation. ...........l2.2 ~ Sta1nI.
DptauS
@arttcn Accommodation So. 4............7.
Der RittsburS Grpreb3u8 sept 6ur&, oRus, bic Cars gu
penieln.
Ser 1000 grpressuS sett tGStt4.
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tags, nab Sarrisburs, Yittsburs unb Grie.
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burg, ptttsburs unb BEN We ten MIR, toulr1t tagliG an,
ausseuUumen Utcnta9s.
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men Samftas8.
Der Boftsus se5t taslia, ausseuOutnen GcnntdsS.
Ser SarriSburs ACKNOWLEDGING sept tdSli6, Sonnta9S
ausgenDmmen. Die POft. uub grpres5iSe 9alten 5rti6en
Baltimore unb BARTON ui&t an.
pOft. unb @rpresBtise teben in 8erbinbuns nit 6er
8enniplSania Central Giienba9u IN 9arriSburS fitr PtttS=
Burg Cleveland, Columbus, cincinnati, indianapolis
Nprt @apne, @bicass uub aleu- Pldsen bes SrOfeo We=
feus, uub in @tmira nit Der gep Dort erie @iieubabr
mad 4aen Pldsen i'm nSroIiGeu, rittlern uRb ~weftliber
Stem Dorf.
ga5erc ~glustuuft tOirb am @aloerttr. Depot ert5eit
8. 81. Dubarrp,
Gen. superintendent.
CD. g. Ooung,
Gen. Sra&ts II. BofIasier' asent. "a
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Wectlatte SeuersQerfdaeruneSaefeu
ae Scbdff o Baltimore

1VVtV1UTE4IlWt CUT Jun O6LLIITIDCe uNC Jlprtbttr
Diefe 9efaI9aft tefSt etn beDtusenbes gaar-GorttuI ser
n9frt Sebduns nnf Wlpttlten snuerbdlb nnb ~au6srbeib kr
2saots eeGen SerIuit bnrG 6euer. tu irl&en Staten, BE 70.
nDbI eet0tnnbrtn9enb fur BITE SGuapagnts Enb, unb au@ Elm.
etnrettense GGfantte fIr Bite SerN4erten bteteu.
5GrtftuGs ebtr peTfGrlt&t Nppittattoueu trerteu fsfrrt
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t- EbDs. q. 3amEIetpa pr&s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

@ Ground hog days and valentine
days have proved this season to be mean,
wet, cloudy, slippery, disagreeabls hum
bugs and we don't want any more of them.
You will tell US that we are cross because
Betsey Jane didn't send US valentine.
That's what's the matter. To be neces
STATED to gyrate and stumble about the
streets in the condition our thofoughfares
were in yesterday, and then to be forgot
ten of Betsey j. was too much for our
equaminity. II the said B. j. had indited
US tender little missive done up in verse,
full of heneysuckleish sentiment, albeit
it should have come on lame poetical feet,
it would have been very welcome, and
turned the winter of our discomfort into
most glorious summer. b. j., you treat
ed US stability.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
! EXECUTION OF mccomu.

By the following official notice i. viii
be seen that McComb is TO be executed
on Friday in the jail at Ouumwa, aud the
public will not be admitted to the spec.
tacle:
For the information of the public. |
hereby announce that have this day re.
cived from the Governor the warrant for
the execution of B. A. McComb on Fri.
day, the 18th inst, with directions TO
execute the same sithin the uollseof the
jat of the county, as prescribed by Sec
4o9l, OF the Revision Of 1860. there.
tore give notice that the e.recuti,n mill not
., public. but private, as provided by chan
2i9 Of the Laws of the State. and a. 40
directed BY the Governor.
G A. DERBY,
Sheriff Of Wapelio county, lows.
Ottumwa, Feb. II, 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
e@We learn that the Ferry privileg,

wWe learn that the Ferry privilege
OF the Keokuk and Hamilton Ferry Co.
including boats, de-, has been leased for
term of six years by an enterprising
company, composed Of Captains John
Van Dyke, Robert Fl. Martin and AID.
Hines, who have already commenced
building boats suitable for all stages of
water. We trust that hereafter the citi-
zens of Hancock and adjoining counties
in Illinois, and our own citizens, will have
no further cause for complaint about ir-
regularity ofthe Ferry boa,s. These men
have the means, experience, and the per-
severance, all of which are indispensable
to run Ferry at this point at all stages
of the river. Capt. Van Dyke has for
many years been in charge of the Ferry
boats, and is well known in this commu-
mtg, and by al who ave formed his &C.
quaistsnce as being a man of undoubted
integrity and prqmptness. We suppose
ne viii still auend to the same department
which he has so long and SO faithfully
filed. Captains Martin and AID. Hines
are well known and successful river men.
whose interests are identified with the
pr ,speriv Of keokuk, and are not likely
to.allow any project to fail in which their
reputation is at stake.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
fiua,,fial dIo GoiIinletfidl.

e10GW YORK Baarkss.
~ Tslssrsph.l Ns9 YosK. Ieb. II.
Cottcn-Dull at e0Ds2c for middlinx
Fl0ur-qeaee ana Western TO lOc better on eomuon
and medium, Int not very sctivc, and better snds hse
dull md dropping 1t 10 O10 10 for Sfpu Ske. 81 10
brands.
Wnisky-ouiet Western 1t ., and mali lots At
wheat-vsry arm, With Light supply AT CAicaso
Rye-Quiet.
Dasley-Qniet.
,o cssp; s So scarcely % arn Old mixed w
OAts-Dullat 1O1< for Western.
Co6ee-Dull.
sagsr-Q uise Cuba and Havana Ice.
Molawes-D1n.
Wool-Quasts
Petroleum-Dull; 47N49c for Crude; SIC for Refined
In Bond; SIC for Refined Free
PoFk-Opened lower and closed more firm 1t 80 z5@
10 70 for mees 81 75a IS 90 for 1861 ID cash ana
regular way, closing at "a s7 cash; 80 0o00 SO for
prime, and "a 1885 90 for prime mess Also us bbls
new mess for all februay to 18th March seller and buy
ers option, ct 81 00G37 so.
Beef-Steady, with good demand 1t Is 5o222 % for
plain msss, and 81 olga 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Quiet -
Dressed Hoss-leN@l7,zc for western.
Baoon-Pirm at 20N2Ol<c for Cumberland cut: 21lI0
2ic for short ribbed and 2o4c for long cut hams.
Cut Aeats-In good demand 1t 17D1sxc for shoulders
and 1st922c for hams
LArd-Heavy at 191<023Zc.
Batter-Duli ct 32o47c for Western, and k3S5sc for
State. - =
Cheese-Qnet at 14o22c for common to prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO, Feb. IL.
Receipts Of HcgsLive and dressed. 1882 Receps Of
Beeyes 453.
Live Hogs-DuIi AZ 10 so913 60 gross chiefly a. IL 80
eaI2 90.
dressed Hog.-Frm at Ia sosla 10, chiefly at Is 500
4o0.
Beef Catesseady, with dull sales at IS for prime
% SO 90 for common. Sales light.
Proysons-Duli; Mess pork quiet Sales of 900 hbis.
ut 81 Co. delivered 1t Peoria Prime pork weaker
Sales $50 bbis. at 30 rs Hams firm. Sales I5o erces
at Ice.
Lard-DaI. Sales 200 tierees choice steam al &c
Hghwtnss-1c higher. Sales IS bbis. at Z II.
= Nheat-Shade firmer. Sales No. / spring at .eta
I 4BI
Corn-3 to &c lower. Sales Rejected at ssc.
0sts-Dull and lxc lower, No. / at 601xeyoll Sc
Rye-Dui at 959pg9e for No. :.
Barley-Duil. prime samples
Flax Seed-Firm at l512 20.
Money-Easier.
Exchange-Firn at Par buying and = premium sell
lug.
uola-2O6sd So7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
To otgR ParRoNs.

We would again rernind readers th.t this season
the Is time sh they ccnsantiv liable to spg-
den coughs infHsEa, fAroat A. ile the chi ss
ARE IN constant danger from esap. throat ard lung csn
sh raid provide rely that Il ready ~ ait times
me late sther ke-sed the hour Of night
with the brcskng cut u hard coif. the r.ekins ef
violent cough, tho children with that dang
o. an diseases-eroupora at the day hour you should
s.~vs be pfeparrd In Goes Cough Easan yon will
find ready aud eeetua! remedy 1t grsppies and CON
rps instantaneoasiy the mst stubborn coughs while
IN eroHp. il Is sovereign The price but forfr
cents per hotlets battles ties the Size Of any other
At the same price. Delays dangerous You should
always hssst in tbs house II Le uuai 1T aif our
SfHk stores iAn96-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

BUCKEYE FouNDRY.-The advertise
ment of this old and complete foundry viii
be found In our columns this morning.
Millers, steamboatmen. and railroad CON-
psnies will End this establishment suppl.
ed with facilities adequate for any branch
of machinery. Farmers and others in
want of sugar cane mills, or wine and CT
der press screws, can also be supplied al
reasonable prices on short notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
Cattle Market.

Nrw York, Feb. IL
The current prices for the week all yards are foi.
lows:
Beef Cattle--1st quality "A e4a2s co. fair % good
10 on BIB 90, Is oos819 90 inferior Is cog
16 o.
Cows and CAves-1st quality CO oeSE75 or. ordinary
- t0955 o0 common 10 oeA49 ~ infegior s. Coz
10 90
Veal oalves-iss quality la6else: ordinary i24glSlz
common II ;I1l2c. inferior is1lii4c.
Sheep and Lambs Extra Is Us g.. prime II poa
" 90 ordinary 0psslo %; common usa inferior
eos 90
Heavy; fed y y else; light and me
diaai at IL q Is q; still fed 5xS13bse-
Tbs scarcity Of Beef Cattle last week has grown into
reen-r famine this SIX having interier -
with ira, ssrtstipn thar isYe there
ought 10 have shonld have been Mary butcher
could not procure supply at price Coarse
sold 1T Is u isc and better grades o - 10 &c Nearly
al that were decent realized dc asd upward.
Total receipts Of aii stocks &, al the yards for this
weef ami le=s week were fellows:
roTaL THIS wrzK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

ATTENTION, MILlrIA--The officers and
members of all the organized companies
under The Militia Law of the State of
Iowa, in Jackson and Des Moines town
ships, are requested to meet at the Hall,
over the GATE CRY OFFICE on Saturday
at o'clock, Feb. 18th, for the purpose
OF nominating regimeutal officers, in CON-
pliance with the late order of Adiutsnt
General Baker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

b.
great many side hits being made At the Pantar
tion Bters BY Of who
have endeavored to initiate counterfeit them It's all
of no The people WON'T be long imposed upon. The
Plantation Bfters increasing In and popularity
every day and .thats what's the matter They in
same sized bottle made just they 1t st aud
will continue to be, or We shall stop making them.
The Plantation Bitters purify, strengthen and inviz-
crate.
They create q healthy appetite
They antjdote to change of water and Diet
Thcy Overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enlven the mind
They prevent miasmatic aud intermittent feyefs.
They purify tho breath aud ncidify Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsis and Constipation. II
They cure Diarrhes, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the ianguid brilliant, and
exhausted natures great restorer The Recipe and
full Circular are around each bottle Clergymen Mer
chsnts and persons whose sedsntary habits induce
ness sstude papation OF the heart lack Of appetite
distress after eating If complaint constipation &C.
viii find mnedafs and permanent relief In these Bitters.
But above all they recommended TO weak and deli
cate females and mothers
They sold by all respectable merchants. See that
each bottle hss private United States Stamp the
cork and steel plate side label.
Beware OF reed bottles See that the stamp has not
been tempered with. Any person pretending TO sell
Plantation Bitters by the gallon Is swndler and mpos-
ter, and should be Immediately reported to u.s.
r. III. DRAKE Il CO,
octll-dkwem q Park How, NY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

The r.-Notwithstand
ing the unfavorable night, an audie nee that
filed full the Hall of the College, was in
attendance at the Commencement exerci :
ses Of the Medical Department of the
State University Professors MeGugin,
Hughes, Cieaver, McCurdy and Gillette,
OF he Faculty were present. DIR. Taylor
was absent, enc of bis children, inter
e'ting little boy, having died &c sterday
Inc exercises were opened with prayer by
Rev Mr.. Williams DR.. McGuein after
briefly impressing upon the class tbe force
and soiemnity OF their professional obliga-
ton. presented the diplomas. An hon
| orary degree was conferred upon Dr. L
A. Reeves of New York and deg rec Adj
Eundum upon Surgeon j. T. Taggart,
Cairo. Ill.,, and Nelson Van Patton OF
Iowa. The valediciory of DR.. fiillette,
was an admirable one. Brief, but we'll
elaborated and full of sound morality and
sterling sense foreibly presented and
clothed in ele CANT diciiou.
DIR. Hughes announced that the next
term would open Wednesday evening
March lst and continue sixteen weeks.
The usual union after the dose of
the exercises was omitted.
The German brass band was present
and its music enlivened the evening
The Graduating class is as follows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

GoDEY's LADY Book The March
number of this best Of ladies' fashion mac.
sz'nes Is received Turning first, as is
our wont, where engrayings are excellent,
to the illustrations, we find them AS nsual
in this journal, very fine. "The Shadow
on the Wall" steel plate and dramas-
ic picture that it will please Won 10 l,ok
upon Inc fashion plate is an elegant
one. Besides this we have "Ridinp Les
son. and various wood cuts.
The articles are numerous and very
readable.
Published by Louis 4. Cooley. Phiia.
delphia. Single copies So per annum,
with reduction 10 cIubs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

~ The efforts Of pedestrians ysster-
day were full Of phenomenal interest. The
ordinarily stupid and matter Of fact opera
ton Of walking vas rendered interesting
BY the persistent manner in which pedes-
TRANS didn't do it. Nevertheless We are
not sorry that the rain has made retaining
ones perpendicularity on the sidewalks
easier than it was yesterday morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15
new York Money market.

By Telegraph NEw YoHK, Feb. IL.
Money--Easy and steady at per cent.
Sterling Quiet at 1oSl 4@10SN.
Gold-Frme-, but not very active: opening at 2oS,4
Advancing at 203Az 92074, closing at 20sI4.
Government Stocks-Shsde frmer, with fair demand.
1910 Coupons 1927.
U. 8. $50 Coupons 11o5z.
Stocks-Steady.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-15

CLEARANCE SALE OF WINTER Day
Goops FOR TWENTY DAYs-Tbe New
IorR store IS selling eff its entire stock
of winter dry goods at an immense saer;.
fee; a lot of remnants of the best calico
so low as 20 cents yard $50 remnan,s
of delaines and dress goods at s5 cent, a
yard; so remnants lawn at go CENTS !.
yard. We are determined to sell goods
CHEAP, peace or no peace. Sale 20 com.
mence on Monday, 18th. and continue 90
days. We never offer bargains without
meaning to give them. We refer the
reader to a list of prices iu our advertising
columns. Al. GREoo, Ag't,
febiu-otdeod-4tw New York Store.