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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-11
HI A R ID w A IL E.a
SAM. VANLEER, & CO.,
NO. "A COLLEGE STREET. 'aai.s

| NJ IA OOLl&EOE G1hhG1s
SIGN OF THE BIG PADDOCK
HAVE ON HAND AND ARE RECEIVING
Ill large and complete stock Of English, Ger
man. and American HARDWARE, 1t
Which we are selling at reasonable prices The
stock consists in part OF
FINE IXLf POCKET CUTLERY,
200 GROSS TABLE CUTLERY,
200 DoZ. KNOB LOCKS. assorted.
so do HAND AND RIPPING SAWS,
500 de ASSORTED AUGERS.
25 do FOOT ADZE.
1000 lbs. HOOKS AND HINGES, assorted. II to
~ 4S inches,
1000 lbs. e DOLL CHAIN, -
1000 /" BLACKSMITHS HAMMERS. all kinds
25 WRIGHTS ANVILS.
100 CRoss-CU SAWS, ~ to IA feet.
60 MILL SAWS, 81 to fect;'
AXES, tt
CHISELs.
FILES,
HATCHETS,
.a CHAINS.
LOOKING GLASSES.
CANDLESTICKS of all kinds
RAzoRs,
SCISSORS, s.a
SHEARS, @
TIN CUPS and PLATES.
TEA and TABLE SPOONS,
COFFEE MILLS.
SHOE NAILS,
TACKS. e
very large stock of PLANES of every variety
Also, H.+l.. t
PREMIUM STEEL PLOWS.
Those wishing to purchase ir our line viii do
well to give us a call before buying.
SAM. vANLEER, d co.
jan4-3m.
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LNREEMAN. w. a CO.. Dealers in wall paper,
Il No. % Public Square, corner of Deaderck st.
GREwAR a ALBEETSON. Plumbers. Gas
VI and Steam Pipe Filters, and Dealers in Gas
Fixtures. No. IS Church street.
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NEDARY, =. A.. Storage, Forwarding and
NI Commission Merchant and Wholesale and
Retail Grocer. southeast corner Of Broad and
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-11
PURE AND FRESH DRUGS


Ever brought to this city,
500 lbs Blue Stone.
gross brakes Plantation Bittsrs.
10 sross Codron Bittsrs.
10 gross Hostetter's Bistsrs.
sross Roback's Bitters.
10 gross MeLane's veruifuse.
10 gross Fshnestock's VsrDifass.
. gross Jaynes ExpectOrant.
gross Ayers Cherry PeetoraL
so barrels Coal Oh.
10 barrels yarnish. assorted.
no barrels Lard and Linseed Oh.
large Stock Of
Fine Wines and Liquors.
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Copper.

We find in the Boston Advertiser letter en-
brseing many facts interesting and encours ging TO
all owners of copper stocks. 1t is as follows:
few words must suffice az to the present value
of our copper mines.
You say the impression s generally entertained
that our leading stocks were actually worth more
during the war than now. This is mistake. The
product for the two years Is64-65. was sold at an
average Of about IS cents, the highest price ever
obtained Cor two consecutive years. The product
for 1850 and 5i brought FL cents, the lowest point
ever reached in our aiming history.
The war, therefore, advanced the price of copper
about thirty per cent, but II more than doubled
the cost of mining. Labor, provisions. and trans
portation, which constitute nearly the whole en- :
pense increased 90 per cent above the usual rate
Ia addition to this. labor was nsubordinate, less
productive, and difficult to procure that several
of the companies united in bringing over about
400 miners from Europe. IL these difficulties re-
quire further illustrations it may be added these
men after arriving, either enlisted in the army or
away 10 avoid being drafted. thus leaving their
employers to pay the cost of getting them over.
Now. labor s abundant, the expense Of mining is
reduced and constantly diminishing just at a time
when copper is most unexpectedly advancing TO
very high prices.
Andthc cause Of this advance cannot be removed,
at least wholly for year to come, for it will be
impossible TO make up the present deficiency in
stocks in that time. The war in Chilli has lasted
long enough already to place copper where the first
year of placed cotton Do these facts suf
fciently indicate that mines. now more prolific
than ever were never half so valuable? And
may add that, in my opinion, they will earn more
in the pekt twelve months than they did in the last
two years.
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Eew York Market.

BY Telegraph. hsv foaH, Jan 10
Cotton "A shade nrner and active Al 5i452 f,r
inidstips
Fisur-Asrket esther more set.ve an. ~i'hoat mate
rial change: Mt -odT ~ for Extra State, isSs 2
for common 4, ~ shipping brands Kxua r II O.
and coz 10 2s for Trade Brands martet closing quiet
whi.ky-RRher setive At . -e<as . for w-stefs
Grain whe.. dull and prices entirely nominal Corn
duh and prices without decided change, at 1890 for
un.o nd ami eo for sound mixed Western in stors
and to desirsrei ~ loi for handsome White South
err. Oats dull and b. NY, a, ,IGsi for Hnsoupd West
ern, AID 81 ae2 fa snBd.
Groc<ri-s-Cof.e b. IN. s1gG arm: Havana i@ix No
i...ss steady, \. o 1881 Is; rorto Rico -oeso
Petroleum Duli urud- IS; Rean. In Bond at s5<a -
Crude for February 81 and Refined ia Bobd 81
PrvvsionsP, rk nr and irregular at 30 63Ix3f q
for mees, e'ofng at al 90 regular; and ~ TO
SO 50 for old mesa cIosins 20 90 cash and = prime
January February aud March sellers and bnyers o.
,os ~ so13l o.. Beef steady At is 504 % 20
new plain m-ss. II oo124 90 for extrx ne-. and
II caa 60 for old lain and IL toal7 for old
extra Ont meets firm at llal3 for shoulders
Bacon dull isc fos cumberland cut; sli I5 for long
clear. Dressed ors sfm.r ~ i21Q4f2ss for ws.tra
and III oi3 for city Lard quiet and lrm at Ik as
and 2.sso barrels los January. F.lrary and March
sellers option, at Isl 1isj Butter dgii ct mass for
Ohio, at q aessc for att. Cheese dali at i7aisc.
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Moses varney, springdale, Cedar Co., oes'
Isorsbnm. $40; Emily r. fser, Agency, Wsps
clio Co.. I'd bes. sorghum, S.; Harlan Quin-
ton Denmark, Lee Co., best acre Of corn
r.ised by boy under 16 years old, $40; Rufus
Lyman, Pottawattomie Co., I'd best, $16;
(Quinton raised 1861 bushels to the acre, and
Lyman, who is IA years old, 105 bushels.
Best essay on beer, Rev. E. L. Briggs NJ.
Pleasant, $40; best essay on sheep, Byron
Sewers, Oskaloosa, $40; best essay on hogs
Albert Newall, Danville, $40; best essay on
flowers, Hugo Boyer, New London, $40; oes'
essay an butter dairy, R. c. Eldridge, haze
ton. $40; best crop of oats, 4,6o7 lbs, being
1879 bushels, 20 lbs for two acres u. D..
Clark. Council Bluffs, $50; best crop OF on
ions acres, $40; best acre carrots, IS; bes
-. So to James Baker, of Davenport
The premiums awarded to Hugo Boyer ane
R. C. Eldridge, were discretionary, no pre-
MUM having been offered for these subjects
1t Willie observed that the State Fair is Il
be again held Burlington. Keokuk made nc
application for il. It's claims would at leas
have been as substantial as those of Dubuque
| Davenport was not claimant. With prov
| ident financial forethought it doesn't wish thu
State to come in competition with its Count
Fair. The latter, in Scott county Is ! model
that Lee should adopt and strive to rival,
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Hers.


The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th says:
The unfayorabie weather, which is warm, damp
and misty, and the increased receipts oil Hogs,
kent the market steady,at yesterdays rates, ont
the close way rather weaker Inc recelP,s up !"
this date are only 42,85S head short Of the total
number hacked here last season. Taking the DIFF
ference in weight into consideration this is equal
10 las seasons packing, with good prospect o.
eoptnustion of the packing season for two or three
weeks longer,
The Chicago Tribune Of the l4th gays,
The receipts this week have fallen 25,e43 beaos
those of last and are 4,T76 more than the cores
ponding week Of last year.
| The market opened firm on Monday with large
number of Hogs in the pens awaiting bayers.
Prices saLd buyant for short time, but eased on
iowa I'd the Close The sales considerably exceeded
the receipts and the number il the yards was ma
teriaily reduced. The day following gas charac-
termed by continued activity, and an advance y
! 20 to Csc per 100 lbs established. On Thurs
day there was noyspp4rent abatement in the real
of operators, and n further Improvement OF 20 TO
25c per 100 lbs was made. The receipts continued
4 light, and the number awaiting purchase 80 r.
! duced to less than CO..
The two last days of the week were likewise
active but business restricted by reason oil the
stringency in the supply, and prices were further
enhanced.
| Packers have been the principal operators and
nearly aI the STOCK sOlu Robt ihto theh b"HNe
Yet this activity on the part of the packers is not
general; tis only potion pf them who are oper-
ating. Several firms have ROT set cat single
Hog and it is not likely they will do during toe
season And Of those working very few are max
ing barreled pork.
zone are engaged on Government contracts, and
others have been cutting English Meats The re
cent advices, hoSeyer, from the European market,
are not such chasaetes 81 to induce continuance
of this course.
The enhanced prices which haze MARKED th'
week, are due In some degree, TO Light receipts
and to a growing conviction that the crop" vii
be short. Still il is not probable that with heavy
supplies, such as characterized the latter part o.
the last week. and the fore part Of this the preseh
rates can be maintained. The effect of prices nov
ruling. will doubtless be to induce more shipments
TO this point in which event We fear sellers viii
not realize the present figures.
The quality of the receipts has been tolerabl,
good, embracing many heavy weights.
Shippers have done comparatively nothing.
Today Saturday the market has continued
actiye, and psiees advanced 10 to l5c per 100 lbs
closing fr,n at $40 De Tor extra choice Hogs.
The market closes with the yards entirely empty
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BY Telegraph. cHIcAso Jan. IS.
Dressed Hogs-2sa J0c ? 90 ns higher than sstur-
day Al the cio~e sellers offered city packed
az g oo Country pack a: % 5 and 100 barrels
prime pork at 20 % licked meat. aniet Ice Eug.
iah meat. dull sales at 1871 packed for Cumberland
Green me.ts quiet sa-s hama II lssDle Lard ste. "
STRAIN send' red ssa7' Receipts dressed hogs since
Saturday 4i7a hssd fA- sral supply created een~id
cradle -mness and TIE market .dSsscei 2-1soc 100
Ms saes frr 10 sc to II 90 ne at II ooDii y
dividing 200 n.
Hour-Mnk-t without provenient sales Of ST. bbla
II 90 for good hit. winter extras and aoT 20 for
good choice spring grades.
Grainvhsat unchanged; salss Of No spring >de 1t
23ol 23l< and No spring At ssasi: closed ut q
seiles ask 23l4 for Mol. Corn In limited demand at
81 for fo2, aud s2a for rejected Cat. quiet At 2ss
for Nc l. ard y for No 2 Rye in limited request sold
at ~ for No naiiey Inactive and 10 limited demand.
Beef Caitie-oaet a2d hansea. Entered sales 2a6
head, m'Ied cattle coss, &C. at III 15 90 = 100 ns.
Hegs-Ih light supply and marGst nnahAsged. n,
tered sales e4e head at 10 eo01o IS for extra choice
hogs, and eoss 90 for good smooth hess. grades
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Wool MAsrPAeruBEs IN TIE UHIrEp STATES
The report of the Secretary Of the Nationsl As
ISOLATION of Wool Manufacturers states that returns
had been received, Up to the 35th Of OetsbsR, OF
917 WOODEN mills with 400 sets Of cards snd .
weekly consumption Of secured wool Of 1,z5s, s4s
lbs, Of which 1884, lbs, or 2Si per cent was
foreign wool. Fire hundred pounds sconred wool
is the weekly average per set. OF s2t WOODEN
mills no statement has been received. From the
official report of the United States Tax Commits
sioners the WOODEN goods manufactured IN tns
United States for the year ending June 80, 1854,
Was 4l2l, s6s, $50 80.
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ALL along the Des Mones river, from Ed
dyyille to Alexandria, are the evidences OF
the exceeding rampage upon which that
usually well behaved and unassuming str II
placed itself within the past few days ar
out over the bottom lands in many ices,
are LAYERS of thick ice, high piled in ponder
GUS cakes, thrown there by the sudden and
violent food. We learn that portion OF the
dam and lock at Bonaparte was washed away.
Near Buena Vista are large fields of ice, car
red far from the river channel and strewn
recklessly over farms.
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Internal Revsnae Dscision-Stampse o.
Receipts.


Receipts.
The following letter from the Deputy Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue contains an important
decision
TREASURY DEPARTMENT !
0rFIcE INTERNAL REVENUE,
WAsHIsGroS, December %, 1865.
Sir: The letters of Mr.. Bowers and Mr.. Hughes
to you, and by you referred to me. have been re-
ceIved. They transmit certain receipts for coal
delivered, making inquiries respecting their liza
bility to stamp duty.
BY act of June 80, 1854, as amended by the act
of March Sd, 1865, stamp duty of two cents is
imposed upon each receipt for the delivery of
property.
Mr. Hughes contends that it is only the receipts
on the delivery of property for transportation that
requires a stamp; but careful examination of the
law will show his error.
The phrase for transportation" occurs only in
the exception, and was designed to limit the ex
emptions of an express company's receipts to such
IA are given on the delivery of any property for
transportation, leaving the receipt of such COM
pany on the delivery of property for any other pur
pose, subject to the same duty as a similar one OF
any other person or company.
Neither does the law draw any distinction be-
tween receipt for 3 small amount and that of a
large amount Of property. The fact therefore
that load of coal il worth no more than IS 90
does not affect the question.
A mere consigned memorandum to direct the
carter where to deliver the coal would not OF
course, be subject to stamp duty. I am of the
opinion, however, that if any of the forms sent by
the above named gentlemen, or signed by the party
who receives the coal or by any person for him, OF
if any mark, memorandum, or check is made there
on, calculated and designed to operate as an &C.
acknowledgement Of the receipt of the coal, stamps
should be affixed and cancelled.
Very respectfully, d. C. WHITMAN,
Deputy Commissioner.
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fmnutial mn Commercial.
c,. HI... NJ the 18th says !:

The Chicago Tribune Of the 18th says:
TIL money market to-day wss, = sasst o'oss
and stringent. The National Banks .h aao :, P =.
n~.s-n..snt few days since, and this tended TO
s,..rs.se the stringcncy in some quarters quAee
msssrially but on the whole the demand wa nd'
mic 20 urgent, and the pressure was not general
m. r.te Of discount at the banks II steady ct BY
DER cent per annun, but street rates are hrn u
to per cent. per month.
From the Cinoinnati Garetse Of the 18th:
There wss no material change In the discount
rsncv hut there was full demand for it. and the
market continued TO rule close 1t to IL INSIDE,
and 10 to Is per cent. in the open market
There was found to he no increase In the supply
Of exchange day, and the market stinened uP %
par buying and LILO premium selling Many p
the drawers wers quite short and paid ~ high p
so premium, in order to make up balances u clo9,
| There is just nov inadequate supply Of eoff
exchange and curreney-a circumstance not ofsfr
experienced.
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Markets ny YHfkeRtfH:


By Telegraph NV YORK, jan 10
The Poet SAYS Wall street is more animated to-
day The fears that some hasiy and i'll considered
effort on contraction will result from the financial
mras1fer before Congress, appear TO be passing
away.
The Loan market is growing easier. ID the cur
rent rate Tor demand loans is 50y5 per cent.
Commercial paper passes nj 1fas per cent, with
asDre offering. "
The stock lu.rks, opened with more animation,
and closed Arm Governments are steady, without
much activity, 7.3e's being quoted strong at frae
tiona rdvrnee. Railroad shares show eonsideia
bic speculative activity.
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By Telegraph NV YokK Jan. is.
Meney-ouiet and sssy At p cent.
Sterling Exchsnge-Du Dull aud nominal at l01e61oo
Gold-Rather easie-, opening at 1922 declining to
1885, and closing 1885,
Government stocks shade frmer.
rreights to Lverp ,oi dull and rather easier.
6s of 81 Coupons, 1oi14
$50 Coupons of 1852 loss do "a iolss do of IS fel1
Treasury Notes 1905 1st series esTs.
7-30s, I'd series, es3z.
1905, third series, es.
Us6s Year Certificates, new issue, Ssll
lo-io Coupons o
Stocks du Tenn 6s # go 81; Quicksilver siss. Ma
riposa lsl4 NY Ce27s; Erie 81 - Reading lolJs;
los; 675 Pitts 76Nw slls do psd 81 Is Toledo 100;
r 1 1851; ~ " eI5k
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"TaE Apostle" said the Elder, "wns moved by
many kinds of doctrine" Eyes, replied Mrs.
Mrs Darlington, looking over her spectaeles at the
Elder. there's where he was wrong What did he
want to try SO many kinds of doctrine for Pinker-
tons Wahoo and Calisaya Bitters would have kept
him perfectly regular" The Elder confessed the
thing had never struck him in that light before,
and the old lady was going on to eucidate further,
when her attention was attracted by Ike, who was
trying TO pour some Bitters down the eats throat
with tunnel jaI7-des
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

OuR friend, DR.. Jno. F. Sanford, has re-
turned from his trip East and is, we are glad
to know, much improved thereby bis no-
merous friends will be pleased by his return
and the manned and suffering will be GLAD 70
avail themselves of his eminent professional
abilities
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

Mn Dawn w. KrLBoURNE, who has been
quite i'll in this city for some time, is SO Tar
recovered as to be about, and will start tor
New York in few days, where he will be
yipilant in watching and laboring for the In
terests Of the Valley road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

ALL SPEAK WELL of DR.. c. L. spencer's Fra
grant Odouselaine for the teeth. Warranted to
contain no acids, makes pearly white teeth, puri-
ses the breath, and IA AL we claim the purest and
most fragrantly seently dentrihee ever onered 10
the public, For sale by wilkinson baftisit, and
all druggists. noy.zl-ddw-om
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

The Muscatipe Journal says the aggregate
shipments from that place during 1855 were
Wheat, 204,9I0; Corn, 1882; Oats, 235,ozo
Bye, safes; Barley. ll,3lS. The JosysaI say
further that it is estimated three-fourths Of the
shipments, and probably more. have been made
nv ,;vey tn ST Iouia
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Tobseeo-Dull and unchanged.
Flour Quiet, Xxx At g SO. Corn = Firm
white 1t 75c; yellow, ssc. 0sts--Coumon at Ac
BarIey-Prime, 81 az; fall ut 81 IS per bush,
whisky-Firm and steady.
at So 10. Ash at . 20 and 50 At rs per 100 lbs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

For your Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds,
Jeans, and goods for Men and Boys wear,
90 70 Rostwick & co.
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FARM FOR SALE.

SITUATED one and halt miles from
~ crot Lee cosnty Iowa containing 100 scres with
hrstrAte isprovaneas; a1s 1srge Houss, Bank Barn,
Shops and other buialAe Also snme 500 Fruit Trees
choice vAEiefses = 6aHsnt fruits. Plenty Of water all
the tns Land god, ead perfect title WIN sell ell
Together q In tvo a. eee bst& One tAst Of 30
good small hcues o. = acres o. splendid timber the
hailso.A H. laesr ~ ~ 70 any pasoa double tie
cost, clear o. 81 e1penees In selling weod, wagon AnA
bsrrS sty9. WIN gfve time ON part Of the parchase
noHsI. Call 81 - bargain. ,. PYL1,
Sssoa-d4s3 0N y1aeA - = ossssn.
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Cattle Market.

NV YoRE. Jan. IS.
The market opened tod,y heavy The sales st Bergen
Hill during the week unit to upwards Of zoo head,
and those lower yards placed the butchers beyond
the contingency Of the market Monday consequently
there was very little dtmsnd, snd $1,000 head which
were In at the opening could only be moved with oopsd
erable diniruty The quality Of stock Fair During
the foren trade very slow and prices fell % fully
lie Pc pound with prospect Of further decline before
the close large number the New Jersey Central
rosd, will be In tonight
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CITY NEWS.

MAJ GEN. CuRr1s and staff reached Des
Mo;nes from trip West, upon Saturday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

The stock Of hemp in the United States. Jan
!, 1864, reached cess bales. natime last ysa
ths steek Ne 3s,o ~ halee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

SEE q woman in another column picking SAM
burg Grapes for SPEER's WINE. 1t is an admira
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the first class
families in Paris, London, and New York. in pref
erence to old Port Wine. 1t is worth . trial and
gives great satisfaction. Oct ~ ON
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

orp fellow townsman, R. P. Lowe, is now
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of. Iowa.
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~o1Ae~s-~ -
We clip the following firm the New York Indepey
dent Of Sept. 18th:
THIS Company Organized In 1915 on the mptu.l
system with the well nova a5vsn.ase Of fvrapsiyx
insurance af its acnx In the nnouut of n, frzf
ness 10 10 the largest life insurknce company 10 II
oonntry, and with The exception Of German &C 10.
psny, the largest in the world It's uated capital
is nearly $40 900 900 1t has paid since its oreanixscs
$1,000 90 TO the families and editors Of deceased
MEMBER and has refunded % 600 900 10 policy
holders In dividends surplus premiums Its prcse nj
surplus 10 over 5000 600 from which the annual v
dend viii be declared LIST Of Feb. The number
Of policies issued during the year $50 It's annual
income Is 3 oo0 coo per year Its receipts for inter
est alone bang over half g million which more than
paid its Losses for the ending l,t ,rrt
Prom these figures notion may be oh aimed Of sks
immense buNness done by the onpsny sad Of the nd
ysrtaxes offered 10 insnreTs Fuller particulars will be
fou nd In Advertisement in another eolumn OF the
advantages Of life insurance scarcely necessary to
say anything at this day Lord Chancellor Lyndhurst's
remark, that with Dope ndeut f.ni!y Is free
from repreacA HE hfe 10 insured too strong
The duty Of insurance being admitted the next thing il
70 hnd safe and cheap company; and the Connecticut
Mntusl 10 both
II. B. TrSkrcK s the agsntfor thi. popular company
in this etv octe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

FoE great bargains in Dress Goods, Shawls
Cleaks, &c, &C., go to Bostwick l. Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

The following is the amount of Linseed imported
into the United States during the last ten years
At Bosfon. Other piaces
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

LITERARY NorIcEs. Godey's Lady's Book
for February is well filled and handsomely
illustrated. 1t is universal favorite among
the ladies'
Gooa Words for January is well illustrated
and has an excellent table of contents. 1t is
edited by DIR. Mcleod, and will commend
itself as a family journal to every religious
household.
The Sunday Magazine, edited by Thomas
for Sabbath or any other day reading, is re-
ceived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

To THE LADrEs-The sale of furs adyer
hsed to take place on Wednesday last, was
unavoidably postponed on account of the in
clemency of the weather. 1t will now take
place on tuesday, January 10th, at 10 o'clock
IN the morning They can be examined on
morning of sale. HOWE L TYLER, Auctrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-16

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