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T;.Hf!ELE MisrAKE.-Two phvsi-

T;-HtrLE MISTAKE. Two phvSi-
clans, IN tnc town Of Shiloh, Ran
9olph County, Illinois, purchased,
last week :; quantity Of c:llomel from
9 druggist III Chester. and adminis-
tied 1t to some forty OF their patients.
It subsequently, appeared that cor
roslve slblimate was mixed with the
ca;on y, At last accounts several
persons had died from the effects of
the poison, and several others We're
Eot expected TO i've.
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THAR; Cop ND ANDREW JOIN
soS. There vas g JOY yesterday
throughout tho borders Of Kentucky.
and herpc~ple were jubilant. They
were shouting. "Thank God and
Andrew ohnson" The civil law had,
by the proclamation Of the President.
resumed its proper position as the
higher law over that Of the military.
and Kentucky once moro felt the
strength of Statehood, and her people
thai ol manhood.
't1ci"2"Gi Eu}"irr.
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The l)aper called the L':M Pe2j,le.
which Was suppressed hv the British
Government. says the DH1li. Ere,,i,u
N>tH. confirmed ~ article. tha spirit
OF which may !a judged ct ~ tii.c
f0yrw.Ng:
''IioEt>>' 2:-'~t I,e l:o.i - force. Or
~. :. a.. Therefore, We ,a1-,t either
GRE - CO. country il; 4, spair. 81
tear:. ;2e necr!c to disroc ri a :nl.t;~o-
5cri tilai >}:cJ;r.o:..
:tmoiG t:.e o.>,>,.t ''ii5lc .su- 4:
Far;s is LAZY Victoria I:i:.; W-;;i!:,.,a.
3 fascinating E,S4:!;1lp5.z Of G":".lai!
By, %aase tender care o. Lyr] e. :
f. derrick ,Fitz William. some alee yr>.>
900; whel- hc va. taken III ON board
the English .nlan-oi-war '.Gco"@n
EcnrE, detained u 2 bay. by sjrcss
| Of weather o. the EsQ'l:iaalx coast.
induced uiil I, o.;c.. :el his liam /.
hcr lnaiden name va, Tooho!ito.
Commodore Wm. F.. Lymcl. sor-
lner!v o. Tic G0ited H;ta:x Navy. Int
more recently IL .he service o; the
Confederate States. dee. Friday even
ing, at is residence in Baltimore, in
the y.::orlrtl. ycar o. MS age C>:n-
nodor. i-ynr;: was born u Norfolk,
Virginia, hUt Was Tor l..a.4r yeas 4
resilient @: tI&rylaad.
W.a;~l Phillips. u i:;s .,cture l..
Ea>;oG- declared ~. ~i.lu:.: Jn2nson.
III ~ -,"ec. g. -. : ,1:t3t Gcsalina
,,".@G,.t "2.. '.''.... .:.,.3',. ~ ]. ii.
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OBITUARY.

C:ed. OF tht morning OF tlic 23;l October.
on the completion of his trpth month.
WILLIAM HENRY. only chilli Q: Henry
al.ss Ea:e Timrod,
Tho friends and Appropriateness Of Nj. and
Mrs. iEc,iiy T:mlotl and Of the family. arc
request, q . extend :j'c funeral services, at
T:iA:;T C!:crch. TITS MORNING, s. 10
O'Clock:
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y telegraph.
From Havana.

Ne" YoEK, October l9.-Hav.:..;s
dates Of the 18th bring accounts OF
heavy floods on tie island during the
tirst week OF October. covering the
telegraph poles III some places, be-
sides damaging the railroad tracks.
Much Suffering cnsyel
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NcHw Yn.k ,Earls.,.

NV IoisE, October 1S.-Tiour &c
cline, ) to i0c.; safe; 9, 900 bbls. State
S7.so = $50. O:lio $3.50 q SD,
Southern S9.T0 Z SIC. Wheat de-
,:lined = to 4c Corn declined, . to Be. !;
sales 1000 bushels. Pork heavy; sales
2.olD loalesat G0c. Naval stores steady.
G1lt; iGf.,.
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For State Treasurer.

i-hH'IN j. SCOTT, ESQ, tho wc.l-knowu
Cashier O.: IL" Commercial Danl. Col,:m-
bi&. 5. g.. j. nominated tor the Office OF
state Treasurer. With lis abilities, both
as tiEanciar ,"n.l accountant, ard his per
soma: attention. which he would devote TO
that department, the public may feel sure
Of Ks best management Oct "a
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From Mexico.

VERA CEUz, October I've have
Important news, to-day, from the city
Of Mexico. which is said to have been
received through official channels,
that Benito Juarez, late President OF
the fragments Of the Republic, has
abandoned the territory OF the empire,
and taken refuge III Santa Fe. Also,
shat the important position occupied
by the Liberal forces At Coll dc Cha
nal, between Tarcosncqui and Tula
&c Tamauli:>as. where they had
strongly entrcnchcti themselves. has
'oee, taken by u battalion OF Zouaycs.
atCer :: most desperate resistance. No
further particulars have been received,
but :i.ore appears to he 70 reason to
doubt the fact. rs i is derived from
most authentic so;,rrCs. and Will pro
baby be ccn:irmadl l,y neXt mail from
de- capital.
Al Expedition LETT Oajaca, on the
Gtn, with cavalry. artillery and infan-
t..y, 10 clear the country of the bands
OF suerillas intestiilg the passes, and
IN r,lrsrit Of the robbers who sacked
Ella and Huetzo, for the purpose Of
ass;;ss:nating two of the most respect
able citizens of the department II
that department ali is. nuiet. with the
exception that Eisner?;s has retreated
20 tic Sierra. as i:&.s also the band Of
I3y&catl;tn. .
On the l9,l, ..'lc Emperor assumed
sove:. days mourning, il respect 10
the memory Of the late Inf.nta o:
Span. Don Francisco ie Paula, and
the Grand Duchess Sophia, oi Baden.
widow of.thc Graald Duke Carlos Leo
pollo EreGerico &c Baden
Owing. 10 q pronunciamento having
hcc:. isSuc3 at Hlisantia il iavoy of
IA. empire. the chief Alato-re left his
Dns5 It Naolinco, and unexpectedly :
Ill anon the town, killing som. thirty
OF moe 1lnarmc3 citizens, WHO were
81 .o~4l = be political leaders 0!
tn movement, :I!l h".Gi32 !. :;.:.:.,>
as.J G.: ~ .9wo,
- i: Ac!; Wa ;a..jI" ~. -. III
.a4. Il Ivzuit:@n, Oh :s,li,,%E, ',h1
lr;.. September, via d. l-oi'lc
y. =. mass i. t!o cl~'l ). evc
-! & !Ai;inc,i bands o! Liberals. .:..C
,.:a.~ w;olncn and ch;i;ire4 l:iict; Il
.l:, ..Trct.. Tn small garrison ri
l;rI - sn,I as possible. ana drove tA'
}'&3-y from the so"n,. killing Gl-.rty
A. 80 b.>nG> are WI, E.ounte,.
u. : 10 mUci mischief ~ S&ci;in:
>.:l:@ys ANA .ar!ns. managing = @,
p':t q: tnc way. before ri::lis;.,nen
tes.lles them.
..;nc War Department oilici;,!s s,at
.n@- t." J4ibcral forces, o. @uerill;
ba.4ds, :. the SiSrra Of Aznsq@i!ipa.
.@4 the valley OF the river .. Monte
za.la iel: been routed, "and over 20
Ei.la:3 ai.u wounded lett lTo@ !, tield
Tc are reliably ;9formcG ,,:a- II,
t4"nSnaw. Tie oWncl of t.ir spot:
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Hardware!

S0 DOZ. CAST STEEL AXES, assorted.
~ 30 doz. AUGERS. short and lon.
shank, blue nut and spoke.
81 doZ. Anger and Gimle: Bits
20 pair Blacksmiths Bellows
"A - Patent Balances
II doz. Spring Balances.
II : Hand Bells assorted
loo = Windowand Door Bots
30 No. 10 Cotton Cards:
81 N,n. Wool Cards
- 9 Jim Grow Cards
80 Corl; Stops and P&trnt Fawcct:.
t)V Dutt t3lnGesS assorted.
50 CarcvMtcrs' ;!t, Shoe Hammers
asserted.
50 gross Nc,al-Mcai Grllcts.
So t:0z. S!i!:G;ing Hatci!uts. assorted.
90 .txv HclycS.
gross anger and C;:isel Handles.
dor. Yea kc;t..s. assorted
100 = Locks. assorted.
50 g Coffee M!ll.
~ SIaoo1!.; so Jack, - Tg->aI.d 90 Jointer
Planes. - p!o;;; Planes
Spa" and Eann;etrr Planes
So p>i:' Match l,llanr:. assorted.
sct;S Hollow and Rounds
lGt: 81. Marking and N0rtisc Gaugcs. ASA
% I"=. Ash i'ul!:e-. Shoe n:accrs, Pes
Cutters t,,.
90 doz. Ca-ne@,.::. Hrl~s .-hoxwooa. bone !,
a,:o; ;v,:l..
80 doz. short ~: -.~l.5; Handle shovelS
and SPADE.
50 l.air brass head Siovr.- a::a To.lgs.'
- '!':z: IRON end SScrl Sc,iarcs, ass'd
% Cro.s-cut AIil and Circular Saws
3.M0 rnns la'1:, t!giis'3 and Shoe Nails
80 '!uI. Iron Wire Sicycs
- GrIS.> Tinurf;. hoa and y. ". Pea and
A2i,.,t S0.Ib,!S. i'rr 81 IT, IV
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ALL CLAIMS
BOARDING.

FOUR or five gentleman (ot the L6sisla
Il tVc) can tipd BOARDING. 1T accom-
modating terms. h:% applying at tie corner
house. foot OF LGtT st'cct:. two squares
over ;he GrccN1l!!c Il. Il. oct "a g
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16

The HurcHINsoEs. - This renowned
troupe viii give concert at the Athene-
un this evening. The mere announce
ment will gill the Hall to OVERLOOKING
We don't assume to pass an opinion our
self upon the merits Of their music. The
Boston Evening Traveller may be consid::
cred authority herein, and il says:
"The sweetest music ever heard in Bos-
ton came from the Hutchinson. Family
The entertainment they give is Of the most
pleasing character. We sat last evening
in perfect delight as they sang their songs
of Friendship aud Freedom The little
boy, bennett, is marvel, and it is worth
three times the price of tickets to hear
him. He brought down rounds Of ap-
plause. All the Boston children should
hear these sweet vocaists All their
songs are excellent 10 tone and elevating
In character, and will be appreciated in
these times Of Freedom and War. Those
who have yet to hear them have treat in
store"
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finanlial au0 Commercial.


SeW York N ARK 90.
By Teeeraph.I NRw YoRK, Feb Is.
Cotton-Ra' her active, but without any decided
change Of price at soasslc for middlng.
flour-stae and Western TO t0c better on common
but better brands dull at 10 2091 70 for eAtrs
State IL DoGl2 25 for Extra H. IL. o., and IL 3o@1l sc
for trade brands the market clDsng quiet, with sell
ers of common grades AT inside quotations.
Wnfsky-Quset Western at -.
Wheat-Quiet and firm
Rye-Steady; Western ut 63.
BarIey-Qniet.
Corn-Duil and heavy; old mixed Western quoted 81
] S. In store.
oats-Duli and nominsi ct loSl 1o1S for Western
Cofee-Shade frmer.
sugar-ouet Muscorado l79l7zzzc. aud Havana z2bze
Molasses-Dull Muscovado at T3c.
Wool-Quef.
Petroleum-Duli: Sc for Crude; 6sc for Refined in
Bond SSBsqc for Refined Free
Pork-luies aud without decided change 81 IS as7 rs
for new "a Is a3i 62l< Is4 do csh and neg
uisr way, closing at 81 So cash. 80 0oO Sd for prite
and - 1895 % for prime incss. Also 90 bbs psv
mess sellers and buyers option for February March
and April, at B6 j0so,3s 90.
Beef-Quiet with good demand at IS 50A22 90 for
plain mess, and q 0e@24 10 for extra mesa.
Beef Hams-4Quiet
Dressed Hogr-firm 17617l<c for Western.
Cut Nsats-ln good demand at ia fof sbouldsrs
aud lSt922c Tot hAms. -
La.d-Firm at 1e1492ss<e 100 bills for February.
sellers option at aud $50 bbs 10 arrive all this
month at 23I
Bnttera-Duil At 3a14Tc for Western and 4aassc Tor
State. -
Cheese-ouiet at I+122c for common to prime.
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CLEARANCE SALE OF WINTER Day
uoops FOR TWENTY DAYs.-The New
York Store is selling off its entire stock
of winter dry goods at an immense sacri.
fee; lot of remnants of the best calico
30 low az 2o cents yard 100 remnants
OF dela'nes and dress goods at IS cents q
yard; 90 remnants lawn at 90 cents a
yard. We are determined to sell goods
CHEAP, peace or no peace. Sale to oom-
mence on Monday, 18th. and continue 20
days. We never offer bargains without
meaning to give them. We refer the
reader to list Of prices in our advertising
columns. N. GRzae, Ag't,
febl0-6tdeod-4tw New York Store.
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- -
70 - - ltescis 1priagw, Jsdgs Of
~ ~ judicial DtavSet.
The Gs9d Jury bsg lssvs - report
- ~ 49, IAds dilifsst enquiry H.
p - ssnIiisiea of pablo odsssss oon-
nittsd md tziahls within this jaEisiistioa
81 the Court; and IN Ill CASES where t4slvs
Of their number eoncsrred, they havs pre-
sentsd to this Court, by indictment such
persons a have been proven guilty Of the
violations Of the criminal laws Of this
State. Ths officers appointed By the
Court % execute the orders asd 60.
msrds Of The Jury, have been faithful and
prompt in the discharge Of their respeo-
tive duties.
The Grand Jury visited the city prison
in this city which il ussd for tho con-
finement oflprisoners held foe trial under
the State laws, and they End that institu-
ton in an tneleAnly condition and unf,
for the secure confinement Of prisoners
charged With the higher grades ofoffsneesi
and persons charged with the commis-
sion Of public offences committed TO said
prison frequently escape therefrom. Un.
til said prison is repaired, SO as to make il
securc,we would recommend 70 the Sheriff
Of the county not to place any prisoner
therein without special guard
We would respectfully call the atten
ton Of the Board Of Supervisors of THU
county, and also the city authorities Of thi'
city. to ito present condition, and reques
such repairs be made Is 10 make il ~
cure place Of confinement for persons
charged with grave offences.
The Gre nd Jury we're greatly aided il
the discharge Of their duties BY Mr.. Tracy
the Distric. Attorney, whose prompt -
sistance and impartial advice entities hin
to the especial thanks Of the Jury.
All of which is respectfully submitted
Adopted: r. H. GILMORE,
Foreman of the Grand Jury.
Ordered by the Court, that the dali
Journals Of the City of Keokuk be request
ed to publish the foregoing report Of tn
Grand Jury.
D. II. LESuRa, Clerk.
February Is, 1865.
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THE Best Musical INSTRUMENT FOR
THE FAAILr--"The piano forte," SAYS
the American Baptist. Extensively as it
is used, is not so we'll adapted to all the
purposes OF sacred and secular music a.
another instrument which-is now Justly
claiming large share of public attention
and which has already BEEN extensively
introduced into schools, churches and
families and received the endors smens OF
the chief organists, musicians, and artists
OF America-we mean Mason 4 Ham
Inns Cabinet Organ"
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To 0um PArRons.

We would again remind readers that thin seeson
the Is time when they constantly liable sud
den coughs in1ueux. throat &c While TIE eire
are In constant danger from Group throat ana iaag
plants II to important that every heAd 81 kaaily
should provide remedy tina: II ready II All times
mediate whether asrasd this dsad hour 81 Night
with the breaking Of hard cold. the racking
violent cough, the children with that dangerous
OF all diseases-cronporat the 1day hoar.
Mxsys os prepare In Css Cossa nals,a 70. viii
trolls the most Stubsosn coughs while
In Group. II h sovereign The price b bat forty
cents bottethe bottles twice the sise Of other
NJ the eaRa price, Delays dnnger01s Toe should
always have II in the house 1t Be banA q all
drug stores. tanaB-d
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The Only REMEDY.-Those who suf-
fer from foul breath are open to the charge
of carclessness. 1t 10 an offence that can
be speedily abatsd, as single bottle of
the Fragrant SozoDoNr will unmistakabIy
accomplish the work. No toilet table
should be without it. Ii will preserve
and keep the teeth white and the breath
pure and sweet.
Sold by all Druggists. [deod.
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TAs sis'sAs - oar Gr.naaash.,.
The philadelnhia Moth

Aho niisueipnia ~ Ofth Amriean saws.
Recently livery stable keeper in this
city declined business, and u portion 81
his stock of vehicles was sent to Herknesa,
to be disposed of by auction. In clearing
out the place an old-tima sleigh came 70
light, the like of which, probably. does
not exist in the United States, 1t had
peen stored in the carriage-house lott un-
til its existence was forgotten. It is !
two horse sleigh, which an old gentleman
who yesterday showed il to rs. remem-
oered to have seen on Chestnut street.
'nen Tar from new, when he was Z bow
Inc runners, instead Of being parillel.
ano terminating in graceful swsne' nacts
- 10 the case at the present day. meet in
. point IN front, which point "a, sur.
mounted BY large sised monkey,. hs.d
10 sond wood, grotssqueIy carved, broad.
~ grlnning, and furnished with ilovino
beard. The runners Of the old Tina
sleIghs spread two feet further behind
than IN front, like lee beams Of har,o-
The drivers seat IL . stool elevated for.
feet above the other seats, with N ;ror
rail around il for the feet to rest unoo =
The back 10 circular and very LOFTY. Forr
tsst are furnished in the back, where b. 1
sw0 are furnished 10 the modern sls;ch
The dashboard Is very wide, and shseed
like . feathsr fan. Nom hus On. III 49, f..
citizens ever saw such vehicle. 4 -.
loDgsd, It one time. to Io,dIv f.,.;i n - =
Philadelphia, and Is / fair .ssoh n. ! = "
carriage 1t the Sanitary F.;r !, 49,
General Washington rode 'Cn
Of the Fair the existence ~ ~. Ia. '''1e
bygoas splsndor We not Known :
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S~A soldier lost pocket book yes.
terday between corner of Second and
Main street and tho Leighton House. II
contained 1856. We hope the finder will
return it to Henry Claybaugh, at Leigh.
ton House, fourth ward, and receive n,
ward of twenty dollass.
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@Hutchinsons tonight.

- The name Of v. T. Wyths, Han
cock county, ILL.,, Vas left out Of the list
Of medical graduates in yesterdays issue.
It should have been there.
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QUERY. -"Hospital Boy" wants to
know whether ia house can be 90 built
that the sun cannot shine on the north
side of it at any season of the year 7" and
he wishes any one or some one to answer
the query.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYH!,

DATCH1lOke csaebea1sd HAIR DrK SseAs 1sa n
- fAs Hsvld. The emily Har1lsss, Tn go RSjisblu
dyskAUsnl This plendad Hair Dye II
Nsssrsi Brsss vithons nurng the Hair or Staining Tie
Skin, leaving the Hair snl and Essntifnl inspaets1v
vitality frequently restoring s pristine color and rcd
des the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes The gunnins 10 sgsd
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; al others ilnita-
lions and should be avoided Sold " AL Druggsts &c
NHv TorIK9CRxAH for DTessine The Hair. fiy0-dAvly
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HA VOICE FROM v1CKsBURo

vIcxOgDs, Ains, Ang.o ia
y. 1oAn Bull--DcaS Cir. ~ happy - soate 70 70
thAs havenssd your valnahls Cspe bes1ts vitAgres
bsns1t 70 nysei In general debility aad prostraonof
ny syste produced BY the unhsaithy aad mias1jc In
Auencs ef The AIsiuppi river around vteksbrrg. having
besn with Gen. 0rants army ghout vhoesostS.
srn campaign. j conAdsnfiy recomnend IL
psrsons Who ~ sxposed to unhealthy ciimasss
II. ". rOGLn,
Agent .. q. Sanitary CcaIissteu
LoUlsyIIlA, Ky, Bepf 10, leoo.
On the IA July last subnitted through agsss
ofAins, 20 to Ascai Dssessr - ~ DsYarsst s1ts
Army Of the Cumberland sappis Of ny Csros Dittsss
fori ADd reqnsstsd r. sfter anays b ba1A Ii
mestorious to sanction and approve ts ne soAg
xhssoIlovfng IL the Medical Drectorsrspy and also
Rosecrans pernisson to ship 200 dozen q cncs
have Il sold 20 sutlers- JOHN BULL
II an sasisaed shss csires Btssrs VII a. 70 harn
any one II taken properly and In moderation
objection to Dr. being permitted to dispose Of IL 70
suffers. 4. HENRY fHURSION,
Surgeon and Medical Dirsetor,D
1853 Hse6qssrtess Depnstmsns Of OanbRianA.t n
Mashvilis Tenn, July q, -.
Dr. John Buii'sag-pt, Mr., has pes1iss1on 20 shIp
to Nashville, Tenn, Is ross 800 dossa Of Dulfs c.
dron Btters for sale 10 sntiesp in the army only.
The regulations Of the Treasury Departmentareto b
complied with strictly.
~ order ef MAJOR Gen. Roseerahs.
wM n. WILLIS,
Major and Provost Narshal Gen
Porssls, Wholesale and retail By Wkinson Bsxtett
Co, keokuk iowa sPrlS-dAvlyr.
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MAsoNIc.-Nseting of Eagle Lodge
No. IL, tonight. Work on Third De-
gree.
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THE CITY.

F1Rz BE1L.-This important inssitu-
tion in our municipality, absent for some
time for repairs, came back yesterday -
good ~ new and ready for .use in case Of
fires hereafter. -. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16

| By rsisgraphl Cn1caeo. Fab. IL.
Receipts Of Hogs-lye and dressed a4s p...,...
Beeves A06
Live Hogs-Steady. Sales At 10 5ool2 10 chisay =,
ii 500l2 CO. - s's y
Dressed Hogs-l6 10 25c lower aa.s - ~ ooe>,x "a
chiefly az ID 2S6ll3 rs 80 "
Beef caftle.very fiat with light sales at SOFAS SC
LOT prime, ana o006 90 for common to medium
Pfovfsions-Fiat Mes pork offered It 81 90 with NO
ouy ers. Prime mess pork lower. Gales 500 bbls n
% e. swset picked hams arm lsc. Short ribbed
LArd-Dull. eales 200 tierces at 2l@ael<c
fiour-Firm. sales Of White Winter Il 10 90
Mol |%VA ~ luz
Corn-Steady at 7707sc.
0ats-Lower at 6Slld6lc
Barley-Stesdy at 1 9O0l u.s.
Hghwinss-1c lower Sales $50 bbls n IA e,o.n.
weak. - S.osanS
Hay-Dull ct 20 90.
Flax Seed-fhm At 75@7 co.
Money-Scarce.
Ing - ssir
Gold-2O4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16

f~The Grand Jury completed it, H.
bon yesterday and was discharged. It,
report will be found elsewhere.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-02-16

By Telegrsph-l NEW Yonk Feb. Is
Money-Rass and quiet at o per cent
Sterling Dull at 1os1<a10sls
0old-Dnll and lower, opening at 2061x and closing
2o4%.
Government Stocks-Quiet and firm
1910 Coupons 102l<
O. Of 81 Coupons l10l<.
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Amount Of cash In Continental
Bsnk, n. Y.........................
Amount Of cash h hands Of Agt's
snd'fh cunrDe u fraaen1a1iOn...
Amount Of o. 3. Registered eA1
Coupon ctock 1881. market val.
Amount Of u. D. Bond, -, mar.
let vn1ue.. ......-...-.-..........
Amount Of q. B. Certificates d
Indsbtedness, market Value.
Amount o. lGiseourf State BONDS,
oper cent, markcf value.........
Amount Of North Carolina Bonds,
0per cent, market valne........
| Amount Of Tennessee Bonds, epf,
cent, market value.
| Amount OF Ohio, 8 per cent mar
ket value...............-..-..-...
Amount Of Illinois, Q per cent
market vAlue..-.......-.......---.
Amount OF Rhode Island, opeI
cent, market value........-....-,
Amount Of California State Doetia
Z per cent, market value..~---
Amount Of Connecticut State
| Bonda, market value.
Amount Of N. y. City Central
Park Dop6s, market value. -.
Amount of Queens County Bonds
| market va1ue.......-..-,..-
Amount Of Richmond Co. Bonds
market value ......--........-.-...-.
ADount Of Brooklyn City Watei
| Bonds, market value.
Amount Of Bank Stocks, market
vAlu9.........-........
| Amount OF LuAns ea Doads an6
| NortgA9es, being ART lien o
record on Unincumbered ReA
| Estate, worth ~ least &2.1O.
| 800, rate Of interest 8 and ] pei
Amount of Loans on Stocks Ans
Bonds. payable on demand, tn.
market value Of securities
plsags1, 81 least ga, 3lS.......-
Amount Of Steamer Magnet ana
sWrccking appszatus...-.. ......
Amount due for Premiums OIL
| policies issued ct ONCE.
Amount Bills Receivable for Pre-
miams on Inland Navigation
| Risks, &c......... .........-.........
Amount Of Inland sslvAges...-s>.
Amount Of other Property. Ms
| eelsaneous itt.ms....-.-.....-.-
Amount Of Government Stamps
Interest due on lat January, ls6l