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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-24
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|AIlIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
sgE8TABLIsHED yAS IA REFUGE
5eS SaFRblL5 QUAdKERYs-aS! IT
ZHEoNLYPLAcERHEREA cUREC1n
BE OBTAINED.
THE
2 most GartRiht SpeedN and only ElLas..ttl:E,

-TOfTNTSlToREH q
Il most y, Sn4 only E1ectilal
herlsoy IN ~ a. W3Ei1 Ioi ~ EE1Sate DSeases
MenEnes " " lie 61SA anu LIIn6sS Str1ctureS
AHectlo1SS u Lle tilu l1ia1deri lnvol.
uptafy IPoten1cSi General De
n ~. - guoryI DIV
Heart ~ " Of Sight
OF e,eI Dtss oi me e. ae1id, Throat,
Gose OF SKIN AneCtfViILs % tue LIVER, Lungs
Stomacl OF HOWelsTEIti lele disorder,
nTstng IroLlt Sle ~ pig. OF Yonth-
those sECi anu sOIta pLactlces more fatal
to their Victims than the song OF Syrens 10
the Mariners OF UlSaseS bligh ting their most
brilliant hopes or authorizations rendering
marriage, &c, impossible.
WING nave oe5ine the victims OF
~, tultE ana destructive
IAliL EjliCl Nlln w sweeps 20 an unttmely
eIttye- IloUIsstnas OF ioHSInS Sien OF the most
eSalted tients 4nS DFilanI INTELLECT who
SeHatsS VIII the tSISTi * ~ IiasSs1lening
walked to ecStacy the living lVTa may III vi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-24
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n certain
pInctice indulRed IN when alone, n habit ire
school, the effects Of which are nightly feif.
even when asleep, and II not cured, renders
NM nun lage ible, md destroys both mind
=, What q pity that q young man, tile hone of
b pls country the darlirg Of his parents, Should
met1ts Of life, by the cofisedreneeS NJ jlsTSS
ing IN rom the path of nature and fntinicing
ta pa eeTtain secret habit. Such persons MUST
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-24
MARRIAGE,

I. r 5et that sound mind and body are tho
s DE! HlpRineSS. Indeed, without these. the
y g{[II y through life becomes weary pill
ETIII.s a. tne prospect hourly dnrRens 10 the
N nIG9Wi me mind BECOMES shadOwed with des-
1,I ING nlleS with the melancholy refiec-
i SlIn mat the happiness of another becomes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-24

par par ana Hliea with the melancholy rpfiec-
bllghted with our own. %
DISEASE OF IHPRUDENCE.
=, " I, zen me misguided md imprudenf votarv
u ~ tIS fnds that he Inns imbbed the
pens tnat an timed sense of shame ~. yo65
q alscoyeFy, deters him from nnnISiSe, ~.
SS, sIn,.s rom EDUCATION and reSpectabfity,
sItInaonHl symptoms Of IIiis l5oTrid iSIseoee
Sot AT appearance, such rs liberated sore
head and limbs dimness or si1bf A. ~ me
~, ~ On me shtn-bones and armS bIotcheS
,tith fiTit1IIa nee and extTelnit progressing
oIthe mouth or the bones Of the not XII Us
bot ne victim Of this awful disease beeomeS
puts a nerIgsS ~ u Ss2 Lnnlsention, until death
fs1, SSAiS MN 70 that undiscovered cSIIntEyy
:, I'm n q, whence az no traveller returns -
Victims 70 this terrible diseast ovSS tl IN IN
uInstHllllulncSS oflgnoFant pTpfenfeIII 3I liz i
the eons{itIs,,hiI,, deGIy otSol, AeycltV, ruin
misSTa6Ie. ~ ana make the residue OF Life
81 STRANGERS,
- dIuSt not your lives or health to tI,e ro-o -
destitute Of knowledge. SsnS1 pitstendeIs,
~ StI3py u. Johnston's adyerfisemenfS rr
~ E5Inca9aj nss, IN the newspapers, regular
fS,sIS 49, SCe1 fny61eianS: INCAPABLE ar ciITina
tnIs keep yon trihing month amer InntIS'
ST os .eIE Hthy and poisonous cornnonniis
and in esp s t9e smallest fee cam be obtnInet'
t0E IElneu health
SEeL your own CALLING Observation-Disclosures
tiEinS8p FifltlAton is the only Physic dan adver-
his ofI fsedentialS or diplomas always hangin
n remedies or Treatment mn ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,
SsreSt bGs,, prepared from n life spent in Inc,
So6nfrSg Sn lInts OF Europe, the fiTSt in the.
linn nv tI M 9 m2re extensive pT,yIte IlTnctics
'ts'.H ~ 9tner Physician In the world. $500
y =, =. ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
ton yaas hottsrds cured ut this InstItu
ottnnt Surgical Operations II9.TSs,S, IN 1,.
the s.ssnn GII Mltllessed by the reporters 81
dSSiSes oi which have Appealed aSIB ~
as the public, besides his stanjin@
1Ss ~ Of character and resnS1I1iII,II
y uiiicient guarantee to the fiicfeil
. s9tA!N DISEASES, SPEEDILY CUREE
etteEs received unless post-paid and
Persons vlTi 70 Pc used ON the repi,
'Ot u ss'SeF1TiSSemspt descEiblng symptoms,
Ofthe BaltiISniii5NT N; JOHNSTON, SI.lD.,
- -iatA 9-Tifl Maryland,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

TIE New York l~d~peadsns, Of the 14th has the
following:
"The market 10 extremely dull and heavy, with
yery few exceptions Prints are again oAesiug at
lower prices. The decfne has led to more activity
in saiea, and stocks are being redsecd. SAsesings
and shirtings are inactive, and ;r.ees tsnd down
ward slightly. Saies cAA olly be made BY . sacri-
ice which few aohiers will make. Ginghams ara
ssSs4iy - The recent decline Fancy cAsstmeree
are very duh and irregular, Heavy goods have
accumulated on the market. The mills are now
working on Spring goods. yielding in price on
D~iailes, in order TO reduce stock, has been sue
eesssu', and stocks now being reduced Plan
nels arc Ia noderats demand. Blankets Arc dull
Foreign goods also esaerAny dull, the demand
for the season having been supplied. One of the
modes reported to by the trade To extend theil
business has been by renewing the old credit sys-
is reason 10 fear such coi,.racticn of greenbaei
currency taking p.aee as materially to redue'
prices he.tIe tEe notes gisea fall due, when pune
tuli payment will be jeonardised. During ths
last few months and all through the autumn anc
winter, wholsssie irsde senmereial paper has hse,
created 10 What We AeeA q fearful amount, STA
greater than be negotiated on Wall stree,
Sales have been made thereby to enlarged ex
tent and at high prices. If the notes ARP paid
credit could be safe and jnsti6xble 70 . ypdsra.
exteSt and for short periods, if their we're no ~
pansion Of currency and specie payments were
resumed. tut TIL This is done, and With such re
sumption being held out in prospect and insisted
on BY large portion. of the connanity, givin,
credit is dangerous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

IS. X. Mallory. Of Fla, the late rebel
Secretary of the Navy. has written letter
from Fort Pulaski. where he IS confined. urg-
ing the people OF Flsr,sia W take such meas
ures, through both pablic and private means,
as shall insure full civil protection 10 the ne
gyoes. and provide them such an education as
shall render them an enlightened class OF free
labor.
The Woodstock Seafinei says considera-
BILE excitement exists in Nunda, relative TO q
cattle disease that has broken out among the
stock owned BY Mr.. John p. Beardsley. I've
yeariing calves OF his, at diGerert timef with
in the past week, Nave been seized with hts
and spasuls, and died within twenty four hours.
The disease appears infectious.
Mr.. Calf. the Canadian Minister who has
been in Washington canvassing the prospect
for renewal OF the Reciprocity Treaty, j;
repoysed TO have given his colleagues TO un-
derstand plainly that they ;. must look out
for some other country for trade than the Uni
ted States N .
Two thousand additional French troops
with large quantities of munitions of war
are reported to have been laHded at Ven
Cruz during the last month. Another install
ment of three thousand troops was on the wa,
from France. A part of these war munitions
consisted of some seventeen thousand Spring
field muskets~s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

Interesting MoxAooa Hews- .ss.af
- i assaas WAsnIssrox, Dee. 49,
Senior Romero, lkS Mexican Minister, re-
eeivsd to-day Official news from Iafamoras
Gen. Escobsdo took the city of Monterey
snd held it for some time. Two Frs.ch
columns in strong force were sssnt after him,
and he, was finally compelled to abandon
Monterey.
One Of the Frsseh divisions STACKED him,
and it. is reported he defeated them with
heavy loss.
Ex-Governor CorSin has been in . diving
condition all day, and Is not expected TO live
throughout the night. Among those who
have called TO ses him were Ex. Gov. Ora
haz, Of North Carolina, Postmaster General
Dennison, Chief Justice Chase, and the Sen.
ssors and Representatives from Ohio. He
has been unconscious ever since his stack
last night with paralysis.
The schooner Eclipse, from New York,
loaded with hay and commissary stores, was
DESTROYED by FIRE to! dny at the Seventh stree,
wharf. Loss S1OO, 900.
There was large crowd at the Executive
Mansion to-day, including many Senators and
Representatives, and Gems. Butler, Hum
phrey and Benton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

~ Telegraph. cucAse, Dee L.
Yiosr-rhe nour market has been IN Srs>f peasars
relieved from the extreme dulneas which prevailed
week aso. The dsaand qnite active for the
Of the year ami prices have upward tendsssy.
On yesterday prices note further advance of lso
4c pr barrel About 900 barrels changed hands At -
fr xiscossin aud AiehisAa white Water sxns; 80
70 for spring e1,rA aad Il % - % for superhns
0ran4 keAt opened dull deaibs Of &c, with sAls1
Of No. spring at "a soi =, advanced to szol sz.
and close firm. No. Spring in fair demand pzI
O0s. Cora active but esier %S4. for No. and =;
o4s for Nc. and rejected At 90 osts dull and .&l
lower, q d T No and q for No Rye steady ana
Hra u 81 Sor he !. and ~ Tor No q Barley quiss
I 3 sos Oansea-
Hishvisss-oaiet ~ lel167ao-
Hrovisions-Quiss bat Arm; sales n - soS.z 20 70
nss pork: lsc for svest pekied hAms IsIs1A 70
essu han@ foz sr ay sltsd shoulders packed for d.
livery In Ian.Ary, asd ~ fcr lasd. bv~ssed hogs w~
in GOOD demspd for sApUsst and ruled frm from 81
| 70 II 80 ? 100 y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17
WAsHIxGrox, dec.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. I6.
Mayor Wallace has approved the ae. passed
in the City Council aa Thursday night, au-
thorizing An election to be held ON Tharsday
next, to ascertain the opinion Of the people Of
Washington City upon the subject of negro
The Supreme Court of the United States
has ordered that Robert H. Mari have leave
to 6ie printed argument asking. as does NJ,
Garland, that he may be re admitted 70 prsc
tice without taking the osta prescribed BY
Congys.s. al .se~s.g~ =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

The httsbarg Obssae~csst af TIE 1fsh, has tie
following:
The hog packing season is far advanced; and
nothing has been done worthy Of special notics.
II certainly looks ~ though ws vers 70 became
Jews fhA coming sesson packers 80 holding back
In esesGaae1sa with one of oar heaviest DEALERS
ks stsssd tAatAe did not intsnd to ysck hers thu
seAsoh- Lat saason he W. Ampnx Tie largest.
The seesip4s u ASel % fsr hays bssA light every
where. ASse = nyAery xbbut tbs that time
alone can solve. II the packing is - proportion
aAels ieaa ia Becsmbsr - il vss is Xotspbsr
there win be scarcity " products and rapid
advance in rriaes; 1Ae suppby sf new mea, in
the market Il small; the sales. however, vers
restricted to lots to supply the hosas market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17
oi>si.nati Hse ssgaxks&.

IFrom the Price Current, Wednesday, DE Is. !
The westher has been nfld during tho week, the
thermome&sr saneing froa - to 80 durins tbs day
time, There were some frosts and some rains, but
on tho whole it may b considered quite remarka-
BILE for the time Of tho year. There has been no
weather 50 far b iatsrfere with fesding hogs in the
Aead and the consequence is, tie farmers arc still
sseainR - . rnle, and bat few hogs have yst been
broaght to market. Kentucky Is the only excep-
ton to this state Of the oase and probably this Is
accounted for by the st that farmers in that
have kent tAsis hegs until they wsre juA Abas to
walk to market. This must be evident toAny one
Who has seen Kentucky hogs which have crossed
the river at this place, the past few weeks, from
that State. The latencss Of the season. and the
coabeqnent iarg6 de1ciency in thenum6cf n Aogs
which have been brought to market this season,
compared with previous seaspns, has attracted
some attention on the part Of those not oouversaat
with the facts, and who labor under theimpression
thar the bulk Of the packing mnst be done IN
December. It must be clear TO any one on
moAsuk's censaderAtsou, tkat the receipts this
season differ SO materially from those Of other
Seasons that they do not furnish any indications
Whatever Of the supply. becaase II they d,d. and
il the packing 10 to b done in the usAAs time,
the crop would not exceed one half thst OF last
year. We will sey that ne have sdsicss from
reiiahla paxtiea in al the Western Statss and thsy
alh sSesea thas the farmers had not commenced
moving their hogs to market becanss II sas prof
| liable to feed them 1t any place and the current
rates had fallen 80 far below their expectations,
| . combination xmosg pork packers, and they
are b6andnst u sell 1t these prices and douotieti
| ! copsidefable amount Of pork viii Be packed by
far.ers this ssssos owing - this beaief fer esef
people are slow learn, and nothing bat the sterr
| logic e. {ects Will eonvinss then fhat . gteAl
months. The receipts Of hogs 1t this place during
~. va>h -pf;l NJ f.dav. veya smnll hut there nal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17
Lars. sAip..ent OF Specie.
NEW ronx, bee. 10.

The. gunboat Manongahela, which sAiled
Thursday for Cape Haytien, returned to- day,
with the loss of foremast head, but her
officers refused to give the press any informa-
ton relative 70 the disaster.
The steamer Belloaa,A London 22d, hsa
arrived, via Havre, With 600 passengers.
Arrived, steamers City Of York and Queen
and the Bremen sailed for Europe to-day,
taking over million of dollars in specie.
: Three steamers sailed for Savannah and
several others for various Southern points.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

THr Neill brothers, . noted English hrp
in the cotton trade, have given the matter
careful attention. and they estimate the num-
her of halss of cotton in the South at the close
of the rebellion to have been two millions Of
bales, and the amount raised this year at four
hundred thousand bales.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17
MARKET6 By TELEGRAfH
New Yerk eteek uarar.t.

usw York stsek Market.
- TssspapA-l NSw YoRx, De. 1e
1As US~serctai ssys the market = wsi suppiisd With
ioaaasse fasds ard to-day there d russfng around
% plsoe nensy over ct Per esst TIE re
- ~. Asssv~. - eaaT3ssas beipg pr esst ne
Iaynset - ~ nssssst spss - - PIT rood dss
Of sarDauS Dessy spon the nasket bat the increased
supply Of funds doe not likely produce any ~
dnction 10 the rate Of intssst The denaDd from the
asst "a ~ issass wing " ~ gsosfse aexsvfty
Of 1t ck sauAaisa- n raisrsaA seseaaioa Il con.
fined eAi' fy to Readins. Cleveland Z Pstsbrg, and
fssn tAs AtS evsrpsssurs and VII .fss hsasaetons
closed ~ sls advance Of ~ Yesterday sftsrnoon
the saas Of Cleveland fosdo rsaeAed 10 100 shares
mon, nors acttvs and rose y. The exeitsnsns iu
Ohio Assippi Csrtneasss hAs subAasd but the prcs
10 hrn at Il adv~aes. ase
The demand for government securities 10 les active
and gold interest bonds are weaker The demand for
Asssst l. ssive b1h q ths aaks and On the strsst
The banks dealing In paper rather freely but
slow strict prefsrsnce for we'll kscwn nsns Pries
bills discounted at 50o per esut other grades
slowly 1t 10 Sl5 per cent Gold less but quit.
ss~. rurncr ~ current upon tbs street this
Ing that Gen Logan had ion Washington for his dssa
nsass Miaisasr Msxico bat fell Eat upon tn,
market. Foreign exchange y nominal - usual
Money esy and ssssdy att . cent.
Sterling sxeAaass quiet II lo051 to Ies1S.
0osd-Lsss active snd lswsr, opsnins 1867 dsciin
ing to 1854. and closing ssl4s
Total sxports specie to-day seoo go.
| GovsrnDeat ssscss sshaAe Ar.sr.
IreisAss to Liverpool qssst and dropping.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

Hkw YoRk. Dec.

hS AOkA, Lee. lv.
.srfeit;n1 UnAed States currency, was this
morning sentenced by Justice Shipman to g.
teen yesrs Imprisonment, at hard labor and
Eve thousand dollars fine,
John Thomas, accused of passing coun-
terfeit Treasury note Of the denomination Of
one hundred dollars, was convicted and SEN
tenced to six years imprisonment.
The jury, after being out till nearly one
o'clock to-day, returned verdict Of guilty OF
murder against John Hacket.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

NEW IoRK, Dec. I6.
The Saturday Evening Post says the Fenian
Senate has not adjourned. as had been erro-
neously reported. No decisive action will b
taken until tie srrival Of Mr. Stephens, head
Of the ntotherhood from Ireland. s..
The order recently issued by Col. O'Ma-
honey, calling the delegates Of the Fenians
to assemble in Congress on the I'd OF January,
will be countermanded by Mr.. Roberts, the
new President of the organization. ;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

IUkOSfU, Dec. ID.
Reports from Otawa state that the Ameri-
can Reciprocity Treaty IS engaging the earn
est attention Of the government, and that af-
ter the holidays deputatiou Will proceed TO
Washington To continue negotiations
Hon. Thomas Ryan has been appointed q
commissioner to inquire into means for ex
tending the direct trade between British
America and the countries on the Mediten-
mean.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

The Salem IN. C,) Press says Csptaia
Wilson, Of Yadkn county, late conmander OF
the lst Battalion of North Curolina Sharp
Shooters, Confederate army, was brought to
that place on Tuesday last, BY order Of the
United States military authorities, and deliv.
cred to the civil authorities Of that county,
under an indictment for shooting or causing
to be shot several citizens of that county, in
the month of March last He was committed
to the county Jail for trial at cur pext Sppe-
r:or Court, : - - = -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17
Death Of An O1a Telegraph Operator
Washington HteAs.
~ Nev YORK. Der. l6.

Some three months since, Mr.. Thomas j.
Stills, while engaged in his duties in the bat
terry room Of the American Telegraph Com
pany, in this CITY, fsN and i9isged himself so
badly that, aftsf linissinS asEi7 tkis morning,
death ensusd. Mr.. Silhs Vas hfty-six years
of age, and VAS ono Of the oldest tslegraphers
in this city, having been in that service for
over seventeen years; always rightly respect
ed by all With whom he was brought into
contact. A
The Posts specii dispatch ays Speaker
Colfax returned to the Capitol this nornins
from Baltimore.
The Judiciary Committee Of the House has
agreed to report q bill tomorrow. striking out
the word white from the charter of Washing.
ton City.
TIC Cpumeycsal's Nashlagton dispatch
says the friends Of Marsh&l O'Roberts de-
clare that he has been offered the New Yorl
Collectorship.
Re~erdy johnson will deliver An elaborate
srgument sgainst the test oath on Friday o
next week, in the Supreme Court.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17
Harris can take the OatAsssTonn. Csrvvts
AtPWeh with paralysis

atpNeh With paralysts
New YoRK, Dec l6.s
The Times Washington dispatch says Hon.
B. NJ. Harris, member, of Congress from
Maryland, proposes to take his seat on Mon
day. He says he can take the oath. Some
believe tAe House Will refase- u perHt iuin
to occupy bis seat, DR. ~ffi expei him as an
a1wofthy memhsr, for the offence of which
he was convicted last summer by court mar
tial. Harris claims that the pardon of the
President removes political disability.
Hon. Tom Corwin, Of Ohio, was struck
with paralysis last night while at an essen,
blage of distinguished Orleans snteftaihed by
J. G. Wetmore, Military Agent for that State.
He is considered dangerously i'll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

ROCHESTER. Nov. l6

The village Of Lima, Livingston county,
was visited by destructive FIRE this morning.
Three blocks and dwelling were burned.
The postofice, Masonic Lodge, ,two srocery
stores, boAtstors, pAotograph eallery,A and
two shoe stores were dessroyed. Most of the
mail matter in the postol6ce Was destroyed.
Loss probably 81, 600 partially insured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

- DO0 ADEQ1UOON D1DRATCHEo
sEy DBCOuD RA0E.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.


MlLLEnGEvILLE, Ga, Dec. IA.
Gov. jenkins, iu his address to the Legis-
lature, says there il NO conflict between the
Const;tation Of the United States and the
Constitntioa of the 6tats of 0eossia. The
laws Of ths United Staaes arc supfeue. The
Govssuoe then pays . handsons tfibste to
the good conduct of the negroes during the
war. He says they must be thoroughly pro-
tected in their personal property, and have
the right to enter the courts They should
be encouraged to work, and then they would
be the best working class, and their late own
ers the best employers, in the world. The
Governor then reviews the condition of the
State institutions and says that for time
even the lightest taxes will prove burden
some; but he thinks that in the end the people
will not suffer. He concludes his address
with an earnest prayer that God will help us
ALL
At the close of the address, Provisional
Governor johnson handed the Great Seal oi
the State of Georgia to Gov. jenkins, who
took the oath of office and was than declared
BY the President of the Senate the Governor
of the Ets4e. The sentiments Of the Ad
dress are most cordially endorsed by the
mea,hers OF the State Legislature, which I'd
jshrAS to-mofrow. = @~A'-'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

There are new deveiopmsnts In the pork
market There is nothing doiag. Msssrs- futile
L Son have dismissed I'll their hands, and ars
waiting philosophieslly, like friend Mics dvber
for sonsthing TO tuEn up. They azs sGseini frrn
to Sc gross, and 70 " net--Regiser, l5A.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

Ir seems to be assumed ss fixed fact BY
the press generally throughout the count-7,
that secrs,ay Aarian viii be reelected ID
the Sehate and Viii retire from the cabinet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17
Lssasvfass 8sf fsaslsss.

K0UIaVILLH, Eec. IL.
There is netting dsiag in ths paekiag business.
None Of our packers buying or killing. The
RiH. Packers are willing 70 pay fro4 - % 70
50, but farmers are, =. ys:. not inclined to make
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

The cost of the Executive of the United
STATES, being the salaries of the President,
Vice Presj5eat -ns Gss,net ort,cers, is about
ss5, coo per year That Of the British Execu-
tive amounts TO about So, 900, 900 per year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-12-17

1SW OH MoKkoNs
By Tsiseraph-l NBu Yeas. Dec ls
Cotton-Rataer more active st 1850 fer middHng
Hiou-l lpssed dali and closed quiet with declining
tendency a es 1895 70 for kxta State - s0Os Ser
kxta T. H. o, aud s000 SIS for Trade BrandsL
whhty-stesdy wstsrn 2 33o2 80
orain-Hhsat zoac bsttsr. Ds.And chiefly syseuia
tive, eosel 90 for ChicAxp spring so0l - Tor Nil
vsukis Club; ss6l S for elA No hnuaakis, s,A y
f'r extra choice Anbsr Mnvaakts. oesn 10 hover
1Alss st s00os r unsound. and 9s for ssoasd nike,
w~tsrn- Oats quiet II saosa for nnsoand and 90 to
for sound
Psuoissm -Qaiet csads AloA1S. snd 900 barrel
Do Tor January sellers option ~ 500 barrels rsAss
IN bond u 60 eS7
Hrovisons-Pork hsavy and dsetning salss af . e2l
70 - 121 for cissng =, Is sz regular. and -
70 2s 10 for prime ssss Rsefstssdy. Bssf hams nrms
STATE snd Western 1t 81 ooOss 90. Bseoa ievsr Cam
bssapd cat ls1e asivsrsbss In days, aud l4c 70
February. Dsoss1 hsGs dali AID lo~~ ~ lS1<ols5>
Lard hsavy u leo2o. Duster-Qusss 7s3se TOR OH
end sao4k y , for stsss.