davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-12-21

In Milwaukee money znattera arc very ouJet
Cunt ncy u IN good supply, and operators and no
difficulty IN getting what they need for regular
busiucss purposes. The general dnllness in buai-
ness incident TO This season of The yes. l; very ap-
parent. The hanks avoid MI speculative transac-
ttons, md tho officers Of these institution tecm
inclined to strengthen their position for the issue
q their quarteify statements, which are duo on The
1st OF January.
'hanke1a' Exchange On New York IL quoted arm
at 1-1oth' OF pen cent premium buying md Il
selling.
I'm Cincinnati the1o vas m lncreased demand
for money to-day, and between this and heavy
chcekns- reduction 10 currency balances was eE
fected, Which caused more stringent policy in
regard 10 loans. In rates Of interest the,r was no
change. Between hanke,e md their cus.ause,s the
range wae sSs12 per cent. In the open market
money is worth 10G Is per cent on eood usmcs.
- In New iork loanable funds are In excess of
The demand, and there are large unemployed bal
ancce In the hauda Of bEnkc1s and money lenders.
There il difficulty in placing lo.ns above peE cent
VITA nssfeAss borrower, and the general market
ranges from TO per cent, both for cal loans and
asst-claet acceptances. Ftrstelsss business notes
from 10 to L. go;
l. The New York Conm1cid -Adee,t.ser sara:
:NThe banks show more disposition 10 discount
paper Of ase,aCe standing. md do nat exhibit The
severe ditcr5mtna1iou shown BY the private hauk-
e.. CeEttnca'e: Of Indebtedness, however, com.
sic SGry ttrpps?r With business paper, both b.uks
long as they can be had Al i9asSaN4c.
Ihe best nanes arc current At 7s59 per cant. the
mnlonty 19 going at SOS; kts known naues r4n.,eai
100t15 PEI cent On enr, the rate Is universally i
per cenL"
The Polt>ville Afineys' Journal. Of Saturday,
saSs that the quantity Of coal sent by railroad The
past week was g, 3sf 07 tons; by canal, 1a6ia IS
tona; for the week, IS s5s II tons, against s6,eU
tons for the corresponding week LIST year. The
ifndc IL nor closed by the email The tonnage this
yeaT 3st 0I
, 1865-12-21
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

0T7It-1 OF 1uE DAi1J TE1aryE3
Wednesday Evening, Dec, ~
BEEF FCATTLE-Aooortinz to the Hoar1. Of Trade
rrpor's The receipts and shipmen since ~ur last ssos
compared with The corresponding period Of 1se hase
been as follows. II should Be borne IN mind thai thce
sh'Eens and receipts arc really those Of the day pre-
cedinG:
, 1865-12-21

1rcseaee in 1866 tons 2aN 90
-Ihe Adams Espress Company Is reported to
ha'c loaned 81 500 0Co Of Its accumulated capital TO
AID IN 5he construction Of some Of the main lines
og Southern r8i11uads.
The earnings Of the HIssouri pactfe Railroad
since it, completion to Kans1s City, have cons1der.
ably more than doubled. and George R, Taylor, It's
President predicts That BY 1870, The ea.ntngs viii
not amount to lefs than million OF doItars Der
month.
The following named hanks were authorized
during The past week under the national banking
Pseten. The benkr marked with IN aste1isk me
snch u hare had thel applications On nle prior to
July I, 1866:
CfaEe National Eank*. Usage, Iowa -. $1O00
Uro0kvltle National Bduks sBrp0kyille Ind lOn0n0
Satton4f Va icy limk. .Staunton. Va, 10000
Peoples National Bank. Charleston, SC. 100000
Ftst National Bank. Charleston, sc. 20O,000
sthts National Bank 80. linncapo1e, Min 100000
p,er,ogs,v :1;Sc;i: $So9
Whole number Of banks now authorized
as:A With Gspltal oi:...:.:...-s 10, 500 ao3
national b1nkA fof The week ending
Saturday, December l8, 1sa5... ..-.. 4,7Df,elo
E1eF1ouely.. -. 2s4,3ld.S75
$saa9. .74G QS5
The following national banks have been des-
ifna'ed as additional Repositories Of the public
money:
The Malone National Bank, New Tork
Fi1st-selma, Alabama.
Efrtt-Oa1ycston, Texas, 4
, 1865-12-21

AfHy u
sue! tor me tfoopt has, generally, In the ae.d,
M .su eut py tnenlseHes. Al positions hcld Tor come
,,,isG 1no M not 1n me e1emys territory It Is snp
ployta n dltsfent deEreee. according As the cH-
{eoo9 nt malafy duty In the vteR Of command
!E E1!IeS 1s;tasI ~ wall pct1nal .-. .
,7rincirs1s1 - ~ p19eatea, q Contract
19e 80 e. -, nuaut3n1aa h ~ ana ilunn1fgh
ia r<s,Gs 9 o. !nel ang the ascal year o.
~ toms Of coas. cosling ...----... 6;}2Lt3u.00
neee h9nhefr, however. are lulped>ct, and snb-
3ect- probably: TO Important socErs.c upon ! COM
plete Examination and 6na!yEIs Of The records nld
teportf md accounts OF officers.
The reports from the depot OF Washington rhox
Gotu.............., .,,..,. 4sef, nm ,,n!hp,x
OAA A,......,......,,.,,...u. atJ mn ma
1lny.,...,..,, An 6il0 Inn,
STRAW .,,,,... 1sHSH
Goal. ~ ~ =.
wood s1HM1 n,.s.
can't E. ID. Chanmsn. 6orart os,err ~ r. 1nn1.
.1ts ~. 1,nrr4ses -; t onsa VI ~ ~ p noale
4nr fh~ wnrofE - - >A' 0'p'A "as-
Co,n..................... .. ast7.4sD bushels.
Oais. ,,,,,.. .,......l .lT.3aS7S :.
11ay...,,,.,........., 2iasl8 tons
ssttsw ,,.... t-..... ..-,,....,. 2aM
, 1865-12-21

(RemNfs itom Chemical Analyslsl
A0er careful ana1Jsls Of Helmbolds Preparations.
thty enjoy our utmost confidence. We consd er tbesn
'.ts md reliable: NEvRRRs ; YATES
Phfladelphis, June 18th, 1sO. =.
, 1865-12-21

.". HKMoCK.
GtyHs1nsss, .;sso.is Collar, = n-.....aeaaoe,
LIZ Line: p S::.-, ,9.s149tE y sisaEhier Sole. e
Kn. heayy. .9N3eM R1snos 1yrcs.. .oiss9 is
Country Upper. .0-2.at02t' d3uaKed .,0j? 2o51
Slaughter Bo!e. osaaobi Fsaueh Cattsl u 4sa2.,
HaIoess-'F n..-.os9kesS French Csli36 ns .sn52;N
ktpr 70! med 1caat- % 1espetdoz15.
Mp ho.t ne2Sy.uhNs1-f9 French Cali, Le-
4SlL tSlL E13f9 1851 lso(229of 1noancs, sec'ds
FfrhEA NIP. usst :. =. pef dd1...... E0063G300
French c.lf5 ns:5aa3:1 FoaosreF a1z. ..iiSSs isSS
'LUalUhlk following aHe the y4fd pfjces.
LCxhEA-F1'se Clear DGs (; m
oHdClear. M..................,S S3,01aEND0
siafs iataT, h,F A..s. ;'-".:....... a9.es5.oo
Ro1 or Select Board .....,.,...,,,. T.Na III 0D'
j Common Boards. good. i9.d5aD.N
G.sn ~ r y G9f60
: I'll iii tnalds: .-.;.......,... ll.InolS00
. Hecnnu Clear Flooring, ipugh,..,... 45.uSS s. no
common Flooring. dressed. ......w.. 81 0osa4 G6
Sutap Esa1. oresseo .......-.......-@ @l.1o31p1d.
Eecenn C!eaf....-. .t..:-............. 260Hzes G7
Summ9n. 2-o0& 100
: L1aE IosH. ..;,---s... I..... 25.o6a2so0
sGgsl Snasss ~ sSanHi9R;s. G4so0o
a1!S SSSLLl-EhAFed onl5eees d. A....a. s-a4t $50
shaSe1 s9lnEi+s, Sttr,,........... 3.00A 3,7n
ssssd sassiss. i. So: -: -: ssss 81 So
Htn. 33Sa {DO
l1 sts. = 110s4aD0
~ s.E H413 Au
META LS-Afe quiet nt previous gnotations, Viz
, 1865-12-21

Greea Meata-Hazna azn IN good REQUEST and
ofm VITA AA!sa of 900 Dc1 u Nc from Khe book o.
Laid -Dun md hea1I II l1@lsAc Tor P7tn1e 3tesn
AEu Ee+I1e ~ -: ltc6 Prime 8te2m {buyers 70
r,En sh pae&ages) 1t 1sHc. So:
EEe4.- sks-hxn sugars a1r steady aEd unchanged,
Renhtd Af6 somewhat t4stefeppces1ioua hek1 made
% n1rthAter1 Of targe l0t4 for GaaA. WfQnotai
, 1865-12-21
z 3.lOU. 9. NOTES.
And other Government Securities
BOUGHT AID SOLD BE
TIE SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
- r,,r1 ;,.,, J. A. ELLIS. FEcstdeot.
NORWOOD & LOCKWOOD,
Bankers eza 7rolxors
IN
ST0CH9. BONDS

And Government Securities,
No. II William st New York.
.Arco1nts Of Eznks Bankers and others solicited.
Interest allowed on daily balances.
4. o. NORWOOD, JEO. F. LOCKWOOD,
Cffhe N. u Stock Etrhs1Ee- Late Of Buffalo, MI
, 1865-12-21

The troops operating On The etsas %eslesu PLAINS,
ard in inc mountain rrgdons OF NcF Mexico, Colo
the trains oS The QuArte1ntstcrs Department from
deputa established on the great routes of overland
t1arcl, TO which depot supplies are conveyed BY
eoutfact The condactoEr arr the frrtghters Or
merclante Of fl,e overland tradc. This Department
has not statisticr to show the extent oi this sEAc
hut II hat of late yeasH increased Nth the devclop-
tncnt OF the 1nines Of the cenz region ot The con-
1pcnt. until IL hat become most important inter
t9t- I1ascllets by the stage from, UensG to Fort
laaseuwo1th. a distance oteix hundred and eighty
oui o. kth, of wneon tI1ins. belonging either to
cmlglan'A Of 10 the merchants pho transport sup.
4aics sor the War Department, for the Indian Dc
1fnl Te111:o1es.
! 3ae cot Of transportation Of pound Of corn.
, 1865-12-21

raftmeEt Such Of these as appear to be iu.t mi
equitable 1fe tes1red to the fli:d Auditor Of the
11eaStly. with Recommendation for settlement
under The nv of July 4 13Gs i"
:, a copy OF General Order No. e. which contains
niea this report.
1hese eaains examined as 70 the actual e Of
nc supl'Aes By The army, rs to lie psst and pr.s-
ent loyalty OF the claimants mud wifneases aud Is
70 the cenutneness Of The signaiurcs- Information
as 10 losnty is sought from Provost MAr-hal4; and
very lasPe number Of eaiuaB Is rejected upon en-
deFce Of difloya1iy OF both tlaiTnants ana Wit.
neqkct.
There have been received and referred to The 5th
oistsion IRON January to 0csober 18, 1866, 1875
packages, containing II, IS, Claims vouchers riyou
by Officers Of the Quartcrmastcr'6 Deparuneut and
Claims presented under The act Of July 4 1851 and
General Order No. s..
noSTTIAIA AHD NAHnAcKe.
During the naeal year hozpltaia Of import
sn.e hare been erected nj Indianapolis, at
IN estimated cost of..4..............,...,E30 $50 900
At Newark, New jersey. .....,, 7n,pO0
Worcester, AaEs. conversion Of thr Ecloctc
College into hospital. sd,sO
n Manchetter. n. H...4. .....-,.......... 000
Glc94 hos pim. baltimore. ort.............,... 1900
Nhsnsa!e-. --........... 1900
hl1on head hoepital, t1tcudcd...... -...... $1,000
y.
, 1865-12-21

NEW OK Ek0CX ulNfk&4A
Closing prices for cash December %, 1865, roc.lTe
By F. G. ealtonstall & Co., Commission Stock IN
Bond Brokers, sf Clark strest:
, 1865-12-21

Frauch Ca1tsl ns74ya2lH
French C4lf,;& nts,1ha1N
French Calf Ii.
4. Motne3pHsioz1.no3s3Dq Dq
French Cali, Lee
1lotncs, seeds
DEF do1....N "a MA3Ey m
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New Ye,k STICK MARKET.

BIZ Telegraph Nrw York, Dec. ..
The Goes .erciol SAYS that large sales Of gold by
the Assistant Treasurer have directly affected the
n,ereY ard stock markets. l, understood that II
il the intention OF the Treasury TO sell in all, Al
present Eve million dollars. This produces large
withdrawal Of currency into the sub Treasury,
which probably viii not get into circulation again
unt,l the 18th inst, when $l0,9Jv.oee Of interest
upon the second series Of Seven Thirties fall due
The result is apparrn, in . partial changing OF
loans aud a comparative scarcity Of money.
Some of the brokers sud ii difficult 20 borrow, and
the consequence OF running around for loans
produces the appearance Of very active demand,
while the amount OF secommodaiion wanted, per
haps is no more than usual
The stock msrks: has taken decidedly bearish
cue. The bull eliqu.- do their hest 10 stem the
downward curreni, al succeed in checking the
decline, but the money market is very strong.
Combinations of operators are against them, 50
that fall in prices would seem almost inevitable
Government stock- are again weak. The con
dition of the r1oGiey market is inducing some Of
the speculative holders TO sell out, and quotations
are sfdt lower.
The Directors q the Chicago 4 Northwestern
Road have decided to pass the dividend upon the
preferred stock. and to appropriate the surplus to
equiment purposes
Discounts are dull. The demand IN active, hut
With partial scarcity Of funds, there is DISPOSE
ton to favor call loans At expense of paper Prime
bills current al 44s per cent. other grades
at le TO ) per cent. On call loans. The rate is
usually per cent.
Gold continues weak. The Government IL IN
dcrstood to be still selling and the downward ten
dencv is helped by the later and bulls selling out
freely. The price has averaged about i+4ie.
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Nv re,errapb1 CHICAGO, Dec.o.
There was more steadnsss in tie grain market today
but the volume Of business transacted was very ghl
Fiour--Narkst extreneiy dull and prices nosai-
naiiy lower There 10 demand here for shipment
either Fast South
6rain-wheet quiet but comparatively steady; 10
spring at 2o1<o1 u; closed n zil4Sl 2i1< No
spring At s4os6. Corn without material change; No
sold to limited extent at t2, Noa At lo rejected At
a. Oats quies ard steady; hight sales At 9o2S fr No
J. and al<4Ss kr No2 Rye more active; ssies cffgssA
receipts No at 10 s4a and old receipts at $685.;
fresh receipts No ~ Barley neglected and entirely
no Binai.
Highwiues-Limited demand aDa MARKET rnlsd dnIl
With small Transactions at 2 1T4sIs
Prosisious-Msrket nominslly unchanged nFsa
eAss Of pork sold last night At 2 CO. but ~
b. ard Of DO Transactions day Green hams sold 81 l&e
and small lot OF ci+nr.pork st Is %.
ssed.- sr.dy and Arm Timothy sold At oo93 10
Fla, At s1sG3oo
Cstsfe-Rec~ips' sm III.
Hog.-R.elpt. light. tales sts for hogs averaging
ss to 10 % for hogs averaging a Ioss Il shs saiss
were at ,eSlo 10 Abcaf - loads unsod and mar
ket rather dull
Sheep-So s~les.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

LATEST PROM EcYPr.-Peaaey's Egyptia. Lotu..
new and exquisite perfume for the handkerchief
cleopatra and the ladies of the present day using
'ne same perfume Penney's Egyptian Lotus.
CAUTION TO THE LADIEs-Don't he ;m,os.a
upon oy having foreign perfumes forced upon Won.
"hen you have just as good--yea, and better
made at home. Get the Eyvn,,o. ra... 60 !
""ee' anu you VIII never use any other after
ward For sale by all druggists and perfumers
fr'ee One Dollar. Manufactured by the pronr;.
.or, r. A. Penney. at his laboratory. Fulton Axa
nue., corner OF Jay street. Brooklyn L. l.. and so,a
~ al druggists and fancy goods dealers.
FULLER, fiNcH FULLER, Wholesale Agents.
'"s'' h'iheis' lnov22- I'm wed fri-sun.
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new YArn uarIkee.

new YoRk WAr1kee.
By fslsgsaphJ nsvKSa1. 30. :.
Cptsoa--DuA - 6ssalntHG, q - iDr
ylosf-nG1St Assvy 80 unssssisA ~ loose Sswss'
! ooos eorbfsIxtsas o>a1q seSoos - Ses sunnSa -
god shiesag bsaa1s sxtra \ H. o. and 1oOlo - -
frs1s Issnas. nsfksE elSsing heavy.
gwhbsy-Qusst = sAo9ss.
aarain-whsaasA Aasy - 800 lows 49,
for Chicago Spring. 30 - for Mivsnkis Oshs -
Dls6 ~ Anbw Mfivnakss, o. lef4e - Nsene
Rye dali and dropping Barley heavy and iovsr q y
for Canada xass ana Heel 1sfss CsaAa Wsss fir 70
good. Barley Matt dn 50 soaisal Cors dali A. Il
lover At slDe2 for nnsoanA sa0s for s,und Diss4
weters asA Is for high mixed nearly yellow also Soooo
shells strictly rins nixed wssssrn for all January
,uyer. option u %. 0A.s dull ssd heavy at 1880
for unusspe and - 90 ~ ssssi, Ia s4a&saas
Petroleum STEADY. crnss 4i11oA2 R<Aaed in Bond
s7Oes.
Hop.-rirm 1t lo@4o for 1894 crop, and 2soss sOs
1895 croo. gFf fpnE - Aes @EeHx xs9se
ProyisIoas-Pork heavy aid lower, at - ooD2s eaH
for mess closing at 70 e2< regular. snd = 90 ~
prime mess also $50 barrels for Decsnb~, seller
option At = 7so2s 10, md 80 barreh nsss bs ssss
AIRY and February, sellers option, 1t q 1880 o. Bss
heavy at II ooea4 % sr pain srs apd ~ co0F % To-
extra mess Bscon qnies; Cumberland cns Is Lard
heavy and lower at Isx@ls Butter dali and heavy q
ab0ss for Ohio, and 80 o4S Tor State Cheese dun q
NAB
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

return Of prosperity, - slan hrsp ne ami
mosities and alienations Of tie pase, and be.
come ono people, in the true sense Of the
word, from. tAA Lakes Of The Nerth- lathe
Mexican Gulf, and from the rock-bound
shores Of the Atlantic to the golden strands
of the Pacific.
The speaker said that there we're some
thines that did not seem TO promise 20 fAsor'
sble o result. The late rebels have not, IN
all cases, acted as We could desire. Perhaps
it was not to be expected. Changes of op'n-
ion and feeling come slowly, and changes OF
habits and social relations still more slowly.
Let us remember their confessions OF utter
defeat. Think of South Carolina and Aha.
bama, for any reason, endorsing the Consti-
tutional Amendment! Think of the civil,
military and naval leaders of the South suing,
as one man, for pardon! We can afford to
be patient and generous, though firm and de-
cided, and the questions of difficulty that yet
remain will, in many cases, almost settle
themselves.
| They should be thankful for the frmness
and decision that enabled the loyal people of
the land to stand up to all these questions i
! for the noble and able men who have con-
Quoted our diplomacy, managed our finances
and directed our legislation in this crisis.
| They should thank God for Lincoln, the Sa-
vior of his Country, and for johnson, who is
! now presiding overthe interests of the Union.
! They should thank him for the brave officers
and privates, who, by their deeds of valor,
gave fresh lustre to our arms, and saved the
nation. They should remember the country 1
dead. whose blood has re-cemented the bonds
of the national unity, and whose memory il
/ y rich, a glorious and imperishable heritage
to the country. They should thank him for
the plenty that supplied our stores, for our
freedom from foreign complications, for the
Christian philanthropy that ministered to the
wounded, the sick an the dying of our army
and especially that the Ship of State that has
been rocked on SO tempestuous an ocean,
has, safely guided by God providence, out
rode the blast: and that now, with smoother
waters and more favoring winds, she il
steadily moving onward upon her Heaven
appointed course.
The speaker concluded by referring to the
religious blessings for which we should be
thankful and referred to the influence of the
Loyal Churches in bringing about the results
for which they were ali SO grateful. Th'
: members of the Church to which he belonged
had especial reason for gratitude in that it
attachment to the principles of liberty ant
: justice had been tested and approved ant
that their councils, press and pulpits had Civ
en- SO much aid to the nation in its struggles
3 In this the hour of its peril.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

PRor. EASTMAN on ApvERTrsISo.-In an
other column we give some extracts from
Prof. Eastman's recent lecture in Chicago on
the secret and benefits of advertising We
desire that every business man shall read it,
and then practice by the advice therein con.
tanned. Very few persons understand the
true theory of advertising, or, if they do, for
fear Of payin G living price to The printer,
fail to take advantage of it, or in other words,
in watching FIVE cent-piece, they lose sight
of the dollar just beyond.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

RESPECTABLE audience witnessed the per-
Torrance of the French Spy" last evening.
The troupe have increased since their first
appearance and their entire company will be
present this week. The fine comedy of the
"Serious Family" is announced for Monday
evening, as also, first appearance in this city
Of the talented actress Miss Annie Morgan
Davis, sustained by the entire strength of the
COMPANY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

N1liASoh'-"e deem it to beour duty to say to
our resders that the most implicit reliance can no
placed on Goes Cough Bslsam. 1t will cure von,
sniidrsn OF Group, and yourself of any cough co,a
sore throat, or pulmonary affection. 1t il ,bs
sneapest snd'best preparation in the market
Dyspeps'a eau be surely and permanently cured
oy Goes Dyspepsia Cure Thousands If dvsn.,,
ties are sending in their testimonial, To ~. rs
pns'0f' saying 1t has cured them. We say to
MOS who are suffering from dyspepsia, constips
ton, sour stomach, or any disorder Of Ii.
% bowels, give IL trial.
dsc.l0 ,d-sun- we'd -fri.vlt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

AxAcrtr.-An exchange speaking Of An old
esnslsnsn living IL vicinity, aged 50 years, Who
v still - sctivs, hale and hearty ~ most men of
ahy, says: He invariably takes glass of Pink.
srtons waAoo and calissya Dittcrs With hi, mail.
ne also rides great DEAL and to the abovs pom.
M bsvsrage and hsathu exercise he attribute. hi.
vigorous health. On recent occasion. when ..k.a
~ . medical frisnd what physiciaa end suotA..
cary ne employed, TO which he replied 4.My
physician has always bean soaas and ny a,oths.
cary an Assr For ale BY wnEixsox, DA.r.
Lsrf Z co. Agents, Ksskak,Iova.
dselo-d,3w.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

AT the regular monthly meeting of Union
Fire Co. No 8, the following was adopted
Resoired, That a committee of four, to con.
sist of VIM. Simpson, John Stannus, John
Mccoy and George Higgins, be appointed to
canvass the city to raise means to purchase
light fire engine for the use of thi company.
W. p. SAUNDERS, Pres.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

One Of the latest swindles is one which
has been successfully tried in Philadelphia.
Bogus kilograms, the printed blanks OF which
are exact limitations of those used by the
telegraph companies, are sent to persons
interested in oil matters, informing them that
some miserable oil company has struck q
flowing well. The recipient swallows the
bait, perhaps tells his friends of his GOOD
news, and the shares of the broken cornors.
hon are eagerly bought upat advancedprrics
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

We publish elsewhere report of the
Thanksgiving services, in Chatham Square
Church, There was preaching in Rev. Mr..
Craig's and Rev. Mr.. Thatcher's Church. We
are sorry we are not able 10 give any report
thereof. There was to have been services
In the Episcopal Church, but the illness of
Rev. Mr.. Jope, the Pastor prevented
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

HE MEssAeE.-Hsve you read the Presi-
dents Message? He neglects to recommend
the people TO buy their dry goods at the
Philadelphia Store, where they are closing out
large stock offall and winter goods, twenty
i've per cent below Eastern prices.
decl0-d44w1t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

The Alexandria True Flagis congratulatine
itself because the Alexandria & Bloomfield
railroad is fixed fact, and that much of the
road is ready for the ties, and the iron has
been ordered, and because, as it says "what
ever keokuk people may affect, Alexandris
people beliere that the iron horse will soon BIZ
heard on our side Of the Des Moines.n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

For SALE.-SO0 barrels Jeniten apples BY
s. Pollock l. Co., Wholesale Grocers.
decl0-3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

WHEN you have determined with yourself
that you will replenish your wardrobe, then
seek you the clothing store of vencill l.
Jones, you can supply your wants there.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

ALL SPEAK WELL Of DR.. G. r, S,sn.,,. p
gan ouo"s"ians for the teeth Warranted to
o0n'A'n no aeids. makes pearly white teeth. pur;
'ne ofes'n aud is all We claim, the purest and
most iragrsntly scenty dentrifce ever off.rsa 4,
the public, For sale by Wilkinson Bartle,t and
all druggists. nos 49,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

SEE woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SPEER's WINE. 1t is an admir-.
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the first class
families in Paris. London, and New York in pref
erenee to old Port Wine II is worth a trial and
k'ss great satisfaction. Oct. O. 6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10
CITY NEWS.

PRINTING IYKs.-Wade's celebrated inks,
of all colors, can be had at this Office, at man
ufacturer prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-10

Glass hours Of Prof. Belongs Elocution
School from 2 to o'clock P. NJ, school schol'
srs from AZ to 81. Private lessons outside Of
class hours. See circulars.