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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-11-02
FOREIGN NEWS,

1t appears that the Empress OF Mex
ico's Insanity occurred in the Papal pal
ace in Rome, while she was on visit
to the Pope. .r4...........r... 81
An official dispatch is reported to
have been received mt Berlin, from
Paris, on the 10th instant, that the re-
covery of the Emperor Napoleon from
his illness was hopeless, and his death
hourly expected.
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West Virginia Election.

West Virginia held it's election on
Tuesday OF last week. The returns
show complete Union triumph. Gov.
Borcman is reelected by a largely in
creased majority, and all three Rcpub-
lican Congressman are chosen. It is
thus that loyal West Virginia, the first
fruit of the emancipation policy, res
ponds to the policy of President John
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Dss~ Next Tuesday, eleven states will
hold their elections. We expect to
hear good reports from Illinois, New
York, &c. sHcaEr g.
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its last long ago, and on the 9th of No
veinber we. will bury its dead carcass
under Ga majority of at least 10000
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Fourteen inches of snow fell i'm the
Lake Superior mining region last
Thursday. --r.... OBJ. ..-.. ........
The only daughter of Secretary Sc
ward died at Washington to-day, of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12
Funding the Public 0sbt---9eeystary
WcOuueeh's PlAa.

AkHaSGlONs jan -
The bill reported to-day BY Mr.. Morrill, from
the Committee on Ways and Means, provides, hrt,
that the Secretary of the Treasury be authorized
to issue, TO the amount which may be required,
coupons or registered bonds Of the United States,
payable in not over 40 years from date, and re-
deemable ut such time after date may be 6xed
by b M. That such bonds may be sold, and prin-
cipal and interest be made payable either in the
United State or in Europe, and such bonds are
payable At the Treasury Of the United States shall
bear interest not exceeding six per cent per an
mum, payable semi annnaly; and such ~ are
made payable, principal and interest, in Europe,
shall bear interest not Eve per cent per an
mum, pay able semi-annuaiiy. The portion pay able
at the Treasury Of the United States shall be paid
in coin Of the United States, aud that PAYABLE in
Europe shall be paid in the coin currency Of the
country in which they shall be made payable.
The Secretary Of the Treasury shall 6x the de-
nominations to be issued, and may dispose Of the
bonds at their market value for foreign coin Z
change, United States notes, Treasury Notes, OF
notes of the National Banks, and may exchan 70
them for any other bonds of the United States.
The bonds shall not Be taxable by State munich
pal authority.
Second, That these bonds shall be in such form
- the Secretary Of the Treasury may direct, and
shall bear the written signature Of the Register Of
the Treasury, or other ofheers appointed to sign
the same, and also copy Of the seal Of the
Treasury.
Third, Appropristes money for the ssessssry
expenses Of engraving, printing and preparing,
issuing and selling, and for agents for this purpess
In Europe
Fourth, Makes 1t felony to engrave, transfer,
import sell the material for such notss. except
by authority Of the Secretary. with . penalty Of
$7o,00o imprisonment not exceeding twenty
years, or both
Fifth, Rs-enacts al laws against countsrfsiting
applicable to these issues.
Sixth, Provides that interest bearing Treasury
notes shall no longer be legal tender.
Seventh, Repeah the provision for one Per
centum sinking fund
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

On the 9th . sale Of Cotton belonging 70 the
United States Government took place 1t the Ex
change sales rooms, under the direction Of Simeon
Draper, United States Cotton Agent. The prices
obtained we're somewhat lower than expected, and
the bidding was decidedly slow. The following il
the order in which the Cotton was sold: 1,747
bales Of Mobile Cotton, comprising the following
qualities: Middling, Fair, Strictly Middling Low
Middling, Good Middling, Ordinary, Good Ordi-
nary, Pickings and Rebaed, sold At from 10 to Size
per b $50 bales Memphis Cotton, comprising the
following qualities: Aiddling, Fair, Strictly Mid.
ding, Low Middling, Good Middling, Ordinary,
Good Ordinary, Pickings and Rebaled Pickings
sold at 800 to $50 per n l53 bales New Orisan,
Cotton, comprising the following qualities: Low
Middling, Good Ordinary, Ordinary, Piekings and
Rsbaled, sold 1t from 454 to 474c per b 800 bales
APalachicola Cotton, comprising the following
qualities: Strictly Middlins, Low Middling, Good
Ordinary, Ordinary, Low Ordinary, Pickings and
Rsbalsd, sold 1t from 2oa to SOC per b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

F. A. DALLAN, years ago editor the Quincy
Whig, appears with salutatory in its col
umns and resumes the editorial charge Of the
paper after an absence in the far West Of
of some six years, during which be has lost
none of his earnestness or ability in the advo-
cacy of the cause of Freedom.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12
:fiGa1tid uib Gsnnltstial.


The Chicago Tribs~s q ths 10th sAys:
~ Asnaad fer nsasy ssntins0 1snAaly
Ma ana tAs baaksrs III rspsFt - s1tssasly
stx6neent market There 10 - ehaagss Aevsvsr, =
- IS4a Of discount It the haAss, which rD9ains
sGeoay q 10 Per cent pr canaan; - y very
,H1ssk 70 obtain accommodation. The stsest
rnlss ~ arm 1t II TO ; pss cont Per month.
The demand for money II chiefly BY the PORK
paskess and commission naraAants, and unti1 the
packers asd commission merchants, ssa until the
product begins to move eastward, stringsut
money market il expected.
From the Cincinnati Gasesse Of the 9th:
1 Thors wss continued heavy demand for money
to-day, end with stsadily declining surrssey bal
aness tie aaskst wAs close. The stxingsney y
What nay b esllsd healthy; that b, Il result.
fron scarcity Il nsosy and not iron usat o.
eoahdsoes IN borrowers. Bankers AeeoDae4Ated
their customers - far - possible bat few houssa
wers abb to take - much paper ~ they wsfs in
elinsd 10 discount. Rates Of interest With the
regular houses, on depositon' paper, raaEsd fon
TO II per csnt. In the open market lenders vsre
able u AZ tAsir own RATS, and IL raaSs uas al
The way iron IL TO ~. Casfsosy vae ordsesd
from New York to-day, 70 ths sxtent, 20 fas - VI
were sbls to ascertain, Of about e7o0, 600. Thu
movement win soon equaliss the exchaagss, and II
will rsqairs only few days to turn the extreme
corner in the money market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

DrsriLLERr BuRSEp.-The Distillery in the
lower part of the city WAS discovered to be on
fire about one o'clock yesterday morning, and
in spite of all efforts to save it, the building
with most Of the contents was destroyed by
the devouring element. The loss sustained
by Cunningham 4 Butler, the proprietors of
the establishment, is estimated at $4,000.
No insurance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

RsgS.
,inAwo Journal of the 10th SAYS !:

The Chicago Journal Of the 10th says:
The fresh receipts 1t the yards up to noon were
81 carr, numbering about 1850 hsad. Entered
sales to-day, 500 bead, At - % 70 IS for extra
grades, and s. 50 to IS for fair.
There has been more activity in this market to-
day than yesterday, and prices have, upon best
Hogs, ruled 6rmer, with slight upward tendency.
Our sale list below gives few transactions IT .
higher range than has been quoted this week. but
it may be remarked thathhe Hogs wers sold Cd the
eight hours, whilst nearly al the sales previously
made were from the pens, fed and wstered.
We think that the increased activity in this mar
ket this morning was Influenced by snow storm
that set in about o'clock, and which bid fair for
short time to last through the day. The stock
trains on the Northwestern, Illinois Central and
Rock Island Roads were all late, and some are not
yet in.
The St. Louis Democrat Of the 10th says:
Drovers were Hrmer to-day, but most Of the
packers were out Of the market One packer
bought 700 head in lots averaging 74e to 200 hs,
1t 50 50 to Q 90 per 100 ibs gross-
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 9Th says:
There was 6rmer feeling in the Hog market to-
day. The receipts for the last forty eight hours
were STAT head. Sellers were asking $ll IS net,
but most Of the sales from $il IS to IL SO net
on 50 90 to 3 so gross. Country dressed hogs were
sold at $40 SO TO 10 rs net The sales reported
were so head heavy At $ll IS 800 do At IL 50, 600
averaging 22o MS at ii 35, 50 country dressed
averaging 200 lbs at 10 SO $50 do frosen, 10 so
$50 do, averaging Els lbs, Ut 10 63i.
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How TO Cur AND TRIM Posx.-Tbe 70

How TO Ctr AND Trim PoRK.-The follow
ing directions, says the Baltimore Sun, may
be found useful at the killing season, to- such
of our readers who are liable to 20 the whole
hog :"
Have the hog laid on his back on a stout
table. Clean the carcass of the leaf fat Take
off the feet at the ankle joints. Cut the head
off close to the shoulders, separate the jowl
from the skull and open the skull lengthwise
on the upper side, so as to remove the brains
fully. Remove the back bone in IT'D full
length, and with sharp knife cut off the skin
then the fat, leaving only about e-hali
inch of fat on the spinal column. The mid
dlings or sides are now cut from between the
quarters, leaving the shoulders squa e shape
and the hams pointed, or it may be rounded
to suit your fancy. The ribsare next removed,
partially or entirely from the sides. The
trimmings of fat from the hams and Aabby
parts Of the sides are rendered up With the
backbone strips for lard. The sausage1msst
is cut off from the leaf fat and ribs; the othe,
lean pieces are used for the same purpose
The thick part of the backbone. that lies be-
tween the shoulders is called the chine; it is
cut from the tapering bony end, and the lat
ter part called the backbone BY way Of dis.
tinction. The backbone is used while ftesh,
the chine is better after being smoked.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

YESTERDAY was another very gloomy, foggy,
rainy day. The ''thaw' is progressing rapidly,
and unless we have change of weather in
twenty four hours, there will be no bottom to
the roads, and no ice in the river.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

PnraoLEun.--The following was the state Of the
market in Cleveland, Pittsburgh and New York,
on the eth:
In Cleveland the market vas dull and sn..t,v.,
and further decline Of lie Per gallon took plaes
Held 1t 70 to Tie for free Refined.
The market in Pittsburgh was dun. Refined Oil
neglected.
In New York Petroleum remains DAN. 50 brls
Grade sold 1t S7} to $50, and 600 brs Refined in
bond at &C.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

Nix. EDIroR: Please withdraw that portion
Of my advertisement having reference to Cal
icoes. NJ. GRroo, Agent, New York Store.
January 9th, 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

JOHN T. MORTON, Esq, many years ago .
popular lawyer in Mt. Pleasant, and member
of the Iowa Legislature from Henry county,
has been elected Clerk of the House of Rep
resentatives in Kansas by unanimous vote.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

GoDEY for February has been received BY
Lowry. We freely award to this Magazine
the credit of being the best Ladys Book now
pubhshed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

JusT received, the most elegant lot of fine
Laces, Lace Sets, Lace Collars and Lace
trimmed Handkerchiefs of the season at Bost-
wick + Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

ALL SPEAK WE'LL Of DIR. C. L. spencsr's Fr.
grant Odouselaine for the teeth. Warrants, =,
contain no acids, makes peariy white teeth, puri.
'ne BREATH and is all we claim, the purest and
most irsgrantiy sccntly dentrince ever offered tc
'ns public For sale by W akinson 4 Ra.t,stt I'D
kS"' nov.11-d&w-3u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

MAJoa 0KxEzAI DoDoR, Of Iowa, il on the
list Of officers ordered to be mustered out on
the 18th instant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12
CITY NEWS.

No TELEcRAPHIc REPoRr.-We are COM
PEELED to 90 to press this morning without our
usual tslegraphic news. The lines are WORK
ing SO badly thatit would be impossible to get
anything like . full and correct report OF
press dispatches, but the reporter informs
US that he can transmit private dispatches.
We hope to be able to give our readers full
report tomorrow morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

LIE CLOSING SALE Of marked down
stock is still progressing with undated yieor
At the one price New York Store. 200 cloaks
marked down to half price; 5000 fast colored
Prints at 70 cents yard 200 pieces Elan
nes' marked down to panic prices; 800 rem.
nan's pelalnes at % cents yard 600 yards
French Ihibet Cloth, double, with decided
bargain at 40 cents yard, importers prices
W cents We are selling a super;or l,nan
handkerchief for 25 cents-last wears pr;o.s
90 cents; l0-ll all wool Blankets very he.vv
eight dollars pair. Several large donbls
Shawis at six dollars each. We are determined
to close out our winter goods without
reference to cost, to prepare for a vigorous
spring campaign.
The public most emphatically acknowledge
the One Price New York .sthe cheap store a,
heokuk. NJ. GnEcc, Agent
Nos sand 8, Estes House.
dec22 -friatue-w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

FoRT MADISON NATIONAL BASK.-At q
meeting of the stockholders, held Jan. 9th,
the following named persons were elected of.
heers, to serve for one year:
DIREcToRs.-J. II. Winterbotham, Henry
Csttermole, Peter Miller, J. NJ. Beck, +. N.
Viewer, Fort Madison.
VIM. r. Stewart, West Point; ]. W. Ran.
kin, keokok; George L. Epps, Denmark.
OFFicERs.-John Il. Winterbotham, Pres.
ident; Henry Cattermole, Vice President
Clark R. Viewer, Cashier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

Twenty dozen Alexandra best Kid Gloves
Just received at Bostwick Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

PhilaAslYAia Wssl 1gsskse---5aa. ..
The market 10 Arusss and more astive since ths
holidays with rather Nero disposition On ths PAT
u bsysfs 10 opsssAs. ~ ~ s4vasssa pssssesoss
Of holders ehsek buslnssA eslss Of ssus 49,
Ds, In lots, u 50 to 53e for common, 81 70 Ne
q 73c for Ans nescs Cheies clips ne sonsce md
held higher Tub ranges at 80 to voc for common
and choice. Yarns sss lower and selling to sons
extent, partly en- speculation, at 81 70 e5c pr D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-12

THE CABLE.-Mr. kinnaman the gentle
man ly operator at this place, informs us that
the cable opposite this city was tested yester-
day, and found to work splendidly. 1t is one
of the best cables on the river, and it's final
and successful completion, proves that Mr.. h.
under whose superintendent it was laid
fully understands his business. We now have
direct and uninterrupted telegraphie communi.
cation with Quincy. AS soon as Offices are es-
tablished along the line, which will be in the
course of week, Mr.. X. will be ready to
send any and all messages left at the Office.
A CARD.-Ne desire 70 return our heart
felt thanks to the members of the Fire De-
partment of this city for the noble manner in
which they worked to save our property on
the night of the 10th inst. To the following
gentlemen we feel especially indebted: Capt
G. Hagny, l.. II. Mccarthy, John Oatman,
J. H. Tebelman, W. M. Tackabery, Robert
Worster, Thos. O'Donnell, Louis Nally, J.
N. Dean, Dan'l O'Gorman, VIM. Baughman,
Capt. Bishop, of the "Grey Eagle" limo
thy Hare, and many others, with whose names
we are unhappily unscquainted.
To those persons who stood by, quietly
folding their arms while the fremen were be-
ing exhausted, we have nothing to say, far
Their than that we leave them to the Just scorn
Of the community.
PArRIcK CUssIxeHAn,
SAM'L K. BUTLER.