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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-02-28

f- Fred. Douglas and George T.
Downing Ccoloredh appeared in the white
peoples gallery of the Senate on Saturday
and were politely requested bv the door
keeper to take seats in the colored gallery.
bit h'v roul1nt dot. Mr.. Sumner will
doubtless endeavor to have the officer re-
moved for insulting Douglas and Downing
bv requesting them to sit in the colored
gallery.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-02-28
er Gen. Grant recently had q hon

e~ Gen. Grant recently had house
warming on removing to his new residence
in Washington. Not wishing to be invidi-
ons, he invited B. 3. B. to be present on
the occasion. The invitation was declined
in curt and impudent note A cotempo-
rarv ill observe that it was a fortunate
decliniation for Mrs. Grant, who was there
bv relieved from the necessity of watching
her plate while he was present and count
in her spoons after he would have lett.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-02-28

We do
for the earendng Deomer
EDWIN STEPHENS)
Attest F. Clerk. HIRAM BODLE Cu7rrs
LEWIS COOK.
ct lin ntheb
20
County
Witness our hands January A.D 1866 .s.--
..' MAEB1S NMB MBEsEpIo4 sISS4hR' 1'''''s
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19

Btiliousncss Liver Complin.
Tn. wenknown Dr.. Morn says Of these pis:-"E have
used the formula from which your Fills made in my
practice for overl2 years; they have the finest effect
The Liver and Digestive Organs Of medicine In the
world and are the most perfect Purgatre which hasever
vet been made by anybody They safe and pleasant
II AXE but powerful 20 The trating proper
lies stiaulat the vital activities Of the body the
obsructors Gifts organs purify the biood and eSpel dis
ease They purge the foul humors which breed and
rov istenper stimulate sluggish disordcrcd organs
int their natural actions and inpart healthy tone with
strength to the whole syter Not only do they cure tho
every day comp ANTS Of everybody, but also formidable
md dangerous diseases and being purely vegetable are
free from any risk or harm"
THEY create pure blood and remove I'll inpUrites from
esystcm hence positive cure for
. Tevers, Headache, Piles, Mercufial
. Diseases and Hereditary Rumors
Dos,-For adults one PIN in the morning; fos children
lEder3 years halfa Pill.
Price One Dollar pr. Boz. Trade supplied,
or sent ly Mail, post po", to any part Of the
United States or Canddas on receipt Of price.
None Genuine uithoM the fac am:le sigma
tire of Y. Mott Talbot, ~ ID.
n?syGlyI v.MOTT TALBOT & Co.,
No. GO Fulton ST., New York.
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Opinions Of the Press.

These instruments unequaed for beauty tone and
durabity.-N. Y. HERALD. .... .. - -
They without doubt superior TO all others made In
this country.--N. Y. T. DuNE. "
Every tcm constituting The Piano Forte can be found
in these inst uments.--N. Y. TINES.
Their splendid exterior and careful interior fn,h n,
unsrpassed.-CMiCAGo TRBUNE.
Their tone and touch superior to anything NC bsvs
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The regu alton Of these instruments Is truly admit
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They combine with rich and powerful tone, I'd
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We advise all our readers, wishing a Piano P,-, .
secure one Of these supeIband popular instruments
TON JOURNAL, ,E ......- - z.is - I-uF5
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
Established i'm 1916,
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
TO THE CITIZENS
s.rz. OF 80 vac
Howard County.

We wish to call your attention to the fact
that We have on hand one of the largest and
best selected stocks Of goods ever brought
to DEBORAH: Consisting Of
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock
cry, Boots &yShoes, Clothing
Hats and Caps, No -, 1T. =. 9. :.
R.a". uohs' "a ggaifIgli
Ladies Cloaks, Cloak Cloths aud Cloak
~ Trimmings in endless variety {. :
:. Blankets, Shawls, .,.r,
&c. &c.
In fact we have anyth;' '" 30 everything
usually kept in 8 drst ela >
4 Dry { ode
Store
Our goods were bought in the month of Au-
gptthefore the rise in goods which
enables us to sell lower than
Z chose possibly can who u
purchased at q {.
later date ~
We sell for cash pay no rent. and
are contented with ~
z small pref
it.
Won will find our store the next door west
Of Weiser Il Cos.
|ft Bank
Yours &c. BOLLES& WILSON.
n49vstfl reccrah, iowa.
oct. 20, 1858, -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-19
HIGHEST PREMIUM
AMERICAN WORLDS FAIR

!xA.bh: o.-atuI.ry t, al Ta:oa,.
after having received numerous GcLJ m.
SHIsr f!cd0is together with the h:plcs,
ies''mon "!s from nlmos. every other dir
nls'ing source; aHd relying upon tic
We'll til@d ability Of Mr. LIGNrk. under
whose sole management the entire manufac.
tn'inr department is tn rcnain as IT HA,
ALWAYS HiiS, they DO not estate to snlc
'u Their patronage, fec in Z conf !cnt Of their
'h' ItF to give Ter Get satisfaction in every
'cSIect
The TtsriNoEi! from the CHEST raug!:sl ce.ets.
lies ttuEorI and AMERICA such AS
=: !iALBtRG, NIECXTEMPS,
>TRAkOS' II, C.SATTEH
r., NJ ND, HOFFMAN,
Nh III Il NAPt)L EON W. MiSO
THEODORE EISFELD II & TINN
GEO f. BRlSTOW. JULIEN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

Tn GurRssxr PowEa PREss, on which the
CARR CrrY is nov printed. is offered Tor sale
NJ very low price. Its capacity is sufncient
10 print paper 2sx42 inches, and can be run
u the rate Of 600 to 800 per hour. 1t is not
necessary to speak of the quality of the
work /. win perform, As the appearance OF
he paper 4 the present time Win satisfy ev-
cry printer on this point. This press IS OF
feted for sale to make room for steam press
Of greater opacity and speed, 70 meet the re-
ouirements Of our increasing circulation.
Also, q RuocLEs CARD AND BILL-HEAD
Pass, in good running order, will print in
side of chase Axe inches, and can be run by
treadle at the rate of 1000 to 1,2oOtper hour.
Also, q RuoaLEs DIAMOND CARD Press,
size inside of chase sx4l inches, in fine or
der and can be run bya boy at the rate OF
l,sOo to 1900 per hour. 1t is one Of the
best and simplest machines that can be in
troduced into we'll regulated office.
Also, for sale, at bargain, Job Power
Press (something after the pattern of an Adams
pressl, size inside Of chase l3xlS inches, and
substantially built.
All the above presses can be seen in daily
operation, and printers who contemplate pur
chasing machines will do well to call and ex'
anime for themselves.
These presses are not to be sold on account
of any detect which they possess, but because
we want machines better adapted for steam
power, and more suitable to the wants OF thu
growing trade Of this city and the surround
ing country.
For further information, address
A. W. SHELDON,
Prom GATE CITY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

From the Commercial Bulletin, Dee. Is.
The market for this staple rules quiet and
steady, but the demand has been less sct,ve and
transactions lighter than last noted. Holders are
firm and not disposed To make further concessions
to effect sahs; while eoHsumers not working
up to their fail capacity, and hence are obliged TO
enter the market only Tor partial supplies.
There is growing uncertainty IN regard 70 the
aetioa Of Congress touching the wool tarih the
pressureNo reduce taxes and the cost Of produc-
lion at all points Is very strong and aimed par
ticularly at the chcapenng Of raw materials the
Revenue ,omissioner's report will take strong
ground against the high tariff bill now before the
senate; and unless th. Western members make e
desperate fgh, over the wool-growing interest. the
duty on the foreign product IS more likely 10 be
cut down than increased.
One Of our Philadelphia contemporaries de-
cisr.s that il Mr.. " ellis recommendation prevails.
. wool growing a business in the We., viii be
ended, and Western sheep will inevitably go to
the butchers" But mus; be permitted TO
doubt this assumption. believing that sooi even
at rates below those nov current, would be one Of
1 the most profitable, as il is one Of the sures,
crops that Western farmers could raise, consider
| ing that other agricultural as we'll as rnaDufsc-
I tured products are bound TO decline in about the
| same ratio.
/ The current demand is principally for hnc wool
and the stocks the market also. consist chief
Of this description, the coarse grades of Western
having been mostly closed out. But a. yet Tiers
/ il no agreement between buyers AMI sellers IS 70
the price Of dne wool, and probably will not be
| until Congress shows its hand upon the tariff
| question. Consequently manufacturers buy ouly
| as compelled by their necessities: aud with re
ceipts mostly Suspended account Of the rela
lively high ratesst which the balance of the clip
! is held in first hands, Eastern dealers are no
pressing their stocks, knowing that they mu,
coon be taken for consumption.
Sales of 5omr stc for the week moderate
| and foot up some 450.ooo lbs, at range Of 10,
| 67c for aeece. and aoa55c for the various grade
| or pulled Included are small lots of heavy Hi
nois and Iniiana aeece at 40a45c; Iowa, Wiscon
| -in rni Minnesota at i5a5ec; Michigan a
! 50a5Sc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
ch.easo Market.

By Telegraph calc.eo. Dec. %.
Mes. Pork-The market for Meas Pork IL armer 1t an
dvsncc OF sos per bhi.
Lard-Dull and heavy at III buysrs offer III Tor
prime
Green Meats-More active; ssIes Of Shoulders At 81
Hams from dressed and slaughtered Hogs at sass de-
mand fer products for future delivery less active.
Mes, Pork-About 900 bbis changed hands At SIT 10
Rls.
Dressed Hogs-Good packing and fair shipping do
msnd prices advanced ls25c per 100 ibs - f57
ing a. - IS for good averages 10 ss COR heavy lots
Live Hogs-Neariy 1900 head arrived to-dsy; market
Arm and buoyaut uuder brisk packing demznd prices
advanced s9e5c per leo Ls sales at IS sSe for ordn
airy TO good heavy mes. pork hogs
Fiour-Inaetve; firmly held; sales foot up Iess than
1000 bbls; ss for white winter; ~ 7s0i1 for spring
81 2os 70 for spring super rs Tor backwheai
-four
Whsst-fifme,; more active; advance Of 22a g OF
g. os for regular; 81 % - 1917 for lots No sprins
In particular localities. closing ast2 % regular. 30
Spring .old at 81 ssoi o. eiosIng at ss Tor reg
nlsr receipts; rejected Spring At 81 ss@l s..
Corn--Duil; decline Of l0l1fe per bnsh No 1t 171
07a; No At .S0.1 rejected a 5000, closing quie
At ks for No l.
Oats-Duii ainost nominal; sales Of No At <2l1o4s
R,e-ysry quiet; change Gales Of ftesh receipts
No II se&so
Rarley-pali.
cattie-Best 20 2s4s 80; second grade - oc0s TO-
Hogs-&s 9585 50.
| eheep-sS Oo14 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

JULES JARED,S
EMAIL De PARIS. J"
The New BeautiflerD Of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies':
This secret Of identifying this skin being known only
Messrs Jared Rene they honorsbly state that 1t
ders from s other preparaton 1t gives to the most
harsh and ecked skin both the texture and color Of
polished ivory removing all dscoloraons, whethss ap
psaring frsckles tan, morphew, moth, backworm
.peek. and especially successful smoothing tbs
marks len by tbs SMALL rox.
The assnss of L'Enaii de Psrii' meat confidently
submit. the public the endorsements Of such
distinguish d Ladies
Signora Ristori, Mile Felicia Vestvali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. d. P. Bowers, Luz
ellie Western, Mdm'e Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes. Miss Agnes Perry,
ami many Others whose high standing in the profestoa
gives the stamp oftruthulnssa to their intelligent an
genuine approval.
The Beautiful Lucille Western says
sI md that the Emar produces ali the briiiiancy q
tass Of total really ndds 70 the softns
and beauty Of the skin"
The N gni6cent yestvali says.
sI have suffered 90 much from the yarfoua vhte 10.
TONS &c which theatrical profession obiigss me "a
uss, that consider il perfect benefaetion to and
preparation which gives the whitsnsss tn
skin, and leaves the skin cool and smooth"
Miss Maggie hiSshsli says:
II have tried the skin beautinsr LEmsn Dc Hssisl
and FUND that II Instantly mparts atural bloom and
ffsshpsss to the complexion"
.Jsrsds Email de Para" Il used delicate bsaatl6sa
u he skin for sasrs, Saloon Daif Ros ~ TIE
rsansa and ssrupsloss lsas9 rrodceag an shs bssai
.ying effects Of rssgs end liy-whis shoa. thsiFvulsl
gisrs o. Injury 70 ths skin.
Dold by all hrstclass Druggists, rsansrs and LAaies
Haf-D1aDMs.
Sosth Tenth strsst and JShnston. H1llsvay Oevssa
l. IsaSsan sz7 Broadway, Dsaas lhr.ss : %. 81 ,
q. wells . Co.. Nov York, anA Hsssas Jcsin, III
PAdlaasiphia, Agsats
JARID RIM, osnsssl AesaA 81 Inp9tsu, \.
oeslaan.esAA1ho
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
New YORK Wool M.,he,-p<e. Is.

There is more inquiry, particularly Tor tine
feeces, suitable for manufacturing into thin
goods, and prices. though not quotab'y changed,
are stronger Buyers find more difficulty IN tx
ing prices than they have had during the fall.
There is also good demand for carpet woods. and
the stock s still light prices favor The sellers
Foreign woods generally quiet bot steady We
notice sales of $4,000 lbs at 3astec for from
washed to hne, iuclading state, Western and
Ohio Ito, 900 Texas AT 2es3ec 10000 lbs pulled
at 36c Tor lambs ioa45c for super small guam
tity Of tubhed at ies53c; $4,000 lbs Caliornis at
2SaaSc. and 80 tales CAPE. part At 22e, gold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

How MrcH CoRS IN SgvExrY Potsns or
EARs.-It is customary for Western farmers to
.el their corn in the ear, and they give seventy
pounds for bushel. Seventy pounds OF old corn
on the cob makes sixty-fre pounds and thirteen
ounces Certainly this will more than pay any
prairie farm the cobs alone will pay for sheliipx,
rs they are worth nearly - much coal, pound
far nnunl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

PERsoNAL.-Our worthy friend, Mr.. Heisy
Warden of the Iowa State Prison, was in the
city yesterday, and of course gave US call.
Mr.. f. Kramer, the Eastern resident part
ner of the wholesale dry goods house Of
Kramer, Irwin Co., arrived in the city yes.
terday afternoon, making the time from Phi IL
adelp hia in ffty-two hours. Thanks for late
papers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

GENTLEMAN rushing from the Levee yes
terday, almost out Of breath, stopped a citi-
zen and inquired where he could obtain sub
stantial and cheap clothing. He was, of
course. directed to that clothing house par
excellence, situated on the corner Of Third
and Main streets, managed by vencil, Jones
A. IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

When we calp disengage our minds from
the cares and anxieties of life, as parents, in
view Of the future welfare of our children,
what theme we have for consideration in
the caption of this article, teemiug with the
thou sht, life and action of another genera
ton, who will soon appear on the stage of
life in allits varied avocations, and ignorant
ly, or intelligentiy. as we educate them, WELD
our destinies. And woman, in her sphere
who can measure her influence? Orr daugh,
tiers will soon be women, and while it is onr
pleasure 70 provide Tor their temporal wants,
and in spiritual things to direct them to Him
"who tsAsth away the sin Of the VI orld,"
how we fail by oar presence, even occasion
ally, at the school room in encouraging them
in the pursuit of nowledge-teaiizing it is
power-snd tia, people to be elevated above
mere ahexers of wood and drawers OF
water must be educated.
A pleasant afternoon spent at Miss Kate
Letters school room, in the basement of ths
Chatham Square Methodist Church, at the
close of her first quarter of this year, during
the examination exercises, causes US thus to
call the attention of parents TO duty we not
only feel we have neglected. but one that is
generally neglected by parents in our COM
tnunity.
The exercises were varied defamation,
prose, poetry aud dialogue. compositions, re.
citations in the different branches Of study
pursued there. evidenced care and discipline
on the part of the teacher, aud progress be-
ing made on the part of the scholars. Sing.
ing and the presentation of prize tickets, Civ
en- to the scholars for punctual attendance,
good decorum and perfect lessons, closing
with the pleasing episode of an offering or
the part Of the pupils to their teacher Of Z
massive gold ring. which was very handsome.
y presented BY Miss Nettie Howell, with ap'
propriate remarks, causing feeling express
sive of thanks on the part Of Miss Letter, u
il was IN entire surprise to her. All Of which
interested NJ, and Ne hops that such occa
sioas win, ID the future, more interest The
yshlis tAsa sAay Aass u ~ pasl -.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
MARKETS by TELEGRAPH
lou,sytile Market.

B. Telegraph LoGisyiIIr, Dec. 10
Teb1eeo-ssles 81 hogshesds leaf, market higher
Tugs "a to - !: good Tugs = to AZ.
Flour-superfne ~ So Extra $40 Is
w..sat-Bed Winter 81 IS.
cosn--New. shelied ESD s.; car 60.
oat,-scs-ee at se6s
Hogs DILL a, sl4ees4 gro.s. Receipts 6.1co
- pork-$20a23 IS
Lard-TIercs lie for T.
sugar-orlssns isl1@l2,x. For fair Plantation Mo
iasses 20.
Cotton-Low rniddting soe3i
WLlsky-Nominal: bonded 2e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

THOSE who like turtle soup land who don't?l
can find an abundant supply Of the pala,able
article at the International this morning,
at 10 clock. Call around and partake there's
of. cake will serve it in the best manner
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
from the Davenport Gazette, Dec. 1871

There has recently been = resolution ntro-
duced in Congress contemplating the withdrawal
Of the National Bank currency fast rs IT can be
done without affecting the banks, and supplying
its plSce by legal tender notes The matter seems
of too much Importance to admit Of its being
hastily disposed Of, and hence anal action upon il
will not imm diately take place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

Dawn JONATHAN has found favor in the
eyes of his rural Sarah Amanda, and all be-
cause he got his winter clothing at. Hess
Stern Co.'s. Their goodsinvarisbly please
their patrons. :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

The Davenport Gazette calls ate hton to
this blunder in well written article IN the
Chicago Journal last week:
"The upper and lower rapids Of the Mis-
sissippi, commencing little below Rock
Island and extending to Keokuk, greatly in>
crease the Importance Of this subject. Ma.
ture has SO ehectually obstructed the channel
OF the Mississippi below the proposed canal
that. as a recent survey determined, its i'm
provement is out Of the question. Those
rugged rocks cannot be removed-the Mssis-
s,rpi has got its back up SO high and so
far that nothing can get j, down.
The Gazette thinks that's rather rich
joke on the Mississippi as well as on the
Journal. We suggest these rapids 'commenc-
ing little below Rock Island and extending
to keokuk. be hereafter designated by ge-
ographers as the Great American Rapids OF
the Mississippi Certainly succession Of
'irugged rocks one hundred and thirty miles
OF more extent, that cannot be removed,
ought to he horored with an approprl ate ap.
pellation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

By Telegraph NEW Yonx, Dee. %.
Cotton-sSDs6k
rlour-Dul loc lower; for 1tsts and Western . -
Is 50, 4. q. o. el2 9oOl3 IS.
whsss-Lsss aetivs; 4Osc lew9; - - 1t spanes
No Milwaukee.
cor.-sesc lowe; q lo0l II fus .izsd wsss~,
saosing st q ~ n sturs.
OAss-Dall; IL lsvss; ooel}<-
P~k-Iewsr slsols q ~ ~. eissns q lastsr ~
cash; s1oeA 50 fs~ ~; slioli 20 for prsns.
Bssf-Hssvy.
Cat Mssas-o.ist; soio NJ sAesia~s loon d.
HAMA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS are going off rapidly
at Ayres, Mann 4 Ayres. They do not wish
10 monopolize the uhole trade but will take
great pleasure in showing their handsome
stock to everybody. dec20>4t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

CApY l. PEok have just received the finest
and largest assortment Of ekates ever in the
city. Ladies especially invited to call. Two
different styles of Blondin's Ankle supports.
del5>1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

BrRxIrr & Co. will sell at retail, at cost,
mems seal, otter, and beaver fur caps; ladies
ftch, rat, and coney furs ladies' beaver
trimmed hoods and scarfs understands and
drawers. decIS-l0t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

SELLING Orr DRY GooDs AT CosT-Phillips
& Kerr will offer their entire stock of winter
goods at cost and less for the next thirty days.
Go early, as now is the time to secure bar
gains. dec2l-St
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

The ball Of the Rola Fire Co., No. 2, at
the Estes Hall, last night, was we'll attended.
and we are glad 10 learn that the Company
have done well, in a pecunia-y point of view
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

YESTERDAY forenoon the ferry boat ran
aground on the bar, and after sticking for
some time she succeeded in getting clear, and
proceeded on her regular routine Of duty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

TAG las; social before Christmas will be
held 10 Chatham Square N. E. Church on
Friday night, to which all our trends are ear
nestly invited. (2t wN. BuRxIrr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

DuScAS, KARLE & Co., have an immense
stock of furniture, the best ever brought to
this market, and they invite the public to give
them call ldec20-4t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21

THOSE holiday goods are going of fast at
Brownelfs, 10 Main street. Go and see them
before Il Is too late
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-21
CITY NEWS.
A. W. SHELDON,
Prop'r GATE CRY.

REMEMBER the place for hats, caps and no
tions is at Brownelrs, 70 Main street.