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WHISPERS! WHISPERS !.

DO YOU want Whiskers or Moustaches2 Our Gre
clan Compound will force them to grow ON the
smoothcst chin, hair on bald heads, in six weeks
Price sl,00-3 packages $500. sent by mail any
where closely sealed, receipt OF price.
Address WARNER 4 CO.,
Il.a.. nrool .litaN
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much 10 their advan
tage by return mail fece of c'argc,l by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears Of being hum
bugged will eblige BY not noticing this card. All
others VIII please address their Obedicnt servant,
TiiOS. +. CHAPMAN.
III Ern Luz Xnr
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nersous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indiscrction, will for the sake OF suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe
and directions for making the simpe remedy by
which he eured.s Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Il IA Chambers St Now York
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M A r RIE D.

Ellsworth-Jan. goth, by Rev. S. Tenny, Mr..
Samuel Morrison, and Miss Caroline Whitcomb.
Jan. 2lst by same, Mr.. Bcnj,min Ii. Aiken.
and Miss Ellen NJ. Grant, all Of Ellsworth.
Mt. Descrt-Jan llth by Rev. Lemuel n orton,
Grandfather Of the bride, Mr. Rosco q. Lopaus
and Miss Annie r. Kelley, both of fremont.
Cranberry Isles--Ja an. 9Th . by A, c. Fernald
Esq. Mr.. George S. Jarvis, and Miss Hannah ).
Fernald both of Cranberry Isles
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No Hnalth W -thoni Perfect Digestion. .

No Health W thout Perfect Digestion, and
to have perfect dgetian the stomach be vigorous
and the APP petite good. Whoever the BIoKAEsg,
will be to enjoy these blessings to breathe.
per bottle. Depot, IS Dey ST., N. y. Sold by c. u,
Peck Ellsworth. cowij
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Now shee, Music Choice and pe,lSable.

Now Sheet Mssic-cheics and Pes5able.
Ny Mothers Sweet Go"d.bYe. Ballad. ~.
aoiptsen, 30 cts I have fistened for her foot
steps. Song apd Chorus. K,iie 30 eas. Ikavs
no roy but in thy Smile. Ballad. Ksifsv, 30 ess.
Cot who're the Old Folks Died. Song and ChorJs.
Lsopm. 80 cts. Kiss me- whilc I'm ltes.niA ~
song. n'"mo'',dt, 80 cts. Sent post paid. %
receipt o: price, by N''': i"
Oliver Dl'son y Coz,
III 2s7 Washington St., Boston.
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ALLoCK's POROUS PLAsTERs, -

ALLOCk'S POROUS PLASTERS, - a
Druggist said the other day, you have need to ad-
Nertisc your Porous Pasters for every one sold
tainy a dozen to be sold, and dozen sells a
gross, and so on. You will not be able to supply
the demand soon. But can supply thousand
yards day.
AFFECTION OF THE Slime CURED
Messrs. fRoS ALLoCK & Co.-Please send with
dispatch, twelve doz Allock's Porous Plastcrs Our
daily experience confirms their very superior excel
lemce. At this moment of wri ing, a man applies
for one, who by enlargement in the shaft OF ma
chinery, had both his legs broken spine severely In
jured, and was for nearly year entirely helpless
This man found relief very soon by the application
OF plaster To his spine. He soon enabled to
work, and now he labors well ever. He would
cheerully PAYS for a single Plaster if they could
not be had at lower rate. am surprised that sur
gaons do not make at thnse perforated plasters
TO the exclusion OF all others, their fexbty and
aahesiveness are greatly advance Of al other
plasters with which am acquainted while the per
torations peculiar 10 them rendered them greatly
superior to all Others for ordinary surgical uses
knowing the plasters to be so useful have no scru
pies that my sentiment: be known.
Jw. JOHNSON, MD.
Principal Agency, Brandreh House, New York.
Sod by all Dealers in Medicines. lu
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SIZE AYES OF WHEAT.

Ike rich golden shcavcs Of the western whea
fields give the flavor and richness of the celebrated
Goltcn Sheaf bourbon. sold IL large square bot
ties everywhere.
Ea-EOr sale in Ellsworth by c. C. Peck.
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For Sale.

4 schooner OF about fifty tons, old measure
" mcnt, square stern good tor fishing or freight
ing For particulars inquire of
ALBERT HOOPER, Agcn.
irookin, Jan II 1866 3inl.
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5pctlol Notlfcs.

" 10 BE- or no TO be, t4at is ttf question"
Whether to suffer with mental anguish,
feNerish lips, cracking pains dyspeptic agonies,
And namclc,. bodily suffering,
From want Of nerve and unfounded prejudice,
Or, whcthlr with sudden dash,
Jump into the general current,
Seize bottle of PI.ANrArIoN BIrrEEs,
And, Gunther swcars, be myself again.
Three months it is since thus thought,
And spoke, with faith exceeding weak,
But Gunther said my eyes were saliow,
Ny oissage haggard, my breath tremendous bad,
Ny disposition troubesomc-in fact,
He gently hintcd was fast becoming
quite nuisance. and strongly insisted
And il was thus reluctantly yielded.
-Four bottles now beneath my vest have dsap-
pcared
Friends say a changed man now is Jones.
My food has relish, my appetite is lcen,
Ny step elastic, my mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, avoirdupois is added to my weg hI
A gentle hint, followed before too late
Quite gratifying to the tailor, as well as DR..
Drake.
1T Is CCUNTERFEITED.
he sure and see that the name of j. & Il. DUNS-
TER. London, is on the bottle, and YOU viii then Oh
tain the best London Dock Gin to be had
r0 ior sale in Ellsworth by L. &. Peck.
A GENTLE sTIMULANT.
There many sick persona who become tired of
the use of whiskey. The Concentrated Extract of
Rye contains all that is valuable in whiskey, with
out its hurtiul ingredients.
c. a. RICHARDS, Boston, Agent,
EJ For sale in Ellsworth by C. Il. Peek.
SHE AYES OF WHEAT.
Ike rich golden shcavcs of the western wheat
fields give the favor and richness OF the celebrated
toldcn sheaf Bourbon. Sold il large square bot
ties erywhere.
Eo-Eor sale in Ellsworth by c. C. Peck.
No Health W thout Perfect Digestion, and
to have perfect dgestian the stomach be vigorous
aud the APP petite good Whoever the BIoKAEsk,
will be enjoy ihcse blessings hreathe.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL IR0CHES

HAVING A DIRECT INFLUENCE 10 THE PARTs, GIVE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca arrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases,
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IHUIHEs ANL USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD sUCCEsS,
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

will lind 1foch.s usefai in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking, and relic vim g
the throat after an unusual cIertion of the vocal
organs. The Jy0 hes recommended and pres
cribed by Physicians, and have had to ,tmonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Be.
ing article of true merit, and having pr ued
their efficacy by a test of many years, each year
finds them in new localities in various parts Of
the world, ana the IrocheS are universally pro
nounced better than other articles.
OBTAIN only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs,"
and do not take any Of the Wottiess limitations
that may be offered.
sold everywhere in tho United States, and in
Foreign COuntI les, AT % cents per box. Gmi2
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choice l,rios. Quartets. &c. for CHOIR.

choice Trios. ouarsets. g., fir Choirs.
Qua'tets from Bsahousy air With Organ AGO..
veil net thy lace. 50. Praise ye the lord. so.
Celestial HQPs 50.
Morning and Evening. Pisces designed %
Volun'aIies, by L. II. Nouthrrd. Rejoice The
heart of thy servant. 40. l will praise thse.
49, | will be glad. 10. Blessed DO the Lyfd.
49, TFist in God. 40 Let thy loving Mstsy. 10.
that had wings (Qt.) Barlr. 80. Lo the
day of rest declineth. (Qt) Egrrse~. so.m
Guido me, o thou great Jehovah. Ems,.op. Js.
'u.. Saviour of my Soul, tQtl IYa'os, 30.
The above new and bo,utiful pieces Of choice
sheet Music, designed for the general Religious
service of the Dhlrch, will be sent post paid on
receipt Of price by the publishers.
Oliuer Ditson & Co:
271 Washington Tt, Boston.
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4 Cough, Cold. or Sore Throat,

Requires IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND sAoULD BE
CHECkED. II ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation of the Lungs, Permanent Throat
Affection, or an lncurable Lung Disease
Is oFTEN TIE RESULT.
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D / E d.


Cranberry Isles-Jan. 2lst Mr.. John Pung
age about 80 years.
s. W. Ilarbor--Jan. It'll, Mrs. Emma J. Wife
of Capt Dudly B. Deliver, aged u years .
months.
formerly of BluchiIl Me.
-Scarsport-Jau 18th. Milton W. Nichols, OF
Co. E. 18th Maine Regt. "a years and months.
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There many sick persona who become tired OF
the of whiskey. The Concentrated Extract OF
Rye contains all that is valuable in whisky, with
out its hurtiul ingredients
c. a. RICHARDS, Boston, Agent
Enr salc In L LIZ ixnrfh hN l. q Peck
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H u n N E W ELL'S

Ten Nf1rS haVF cIGIfIN
proved that the theory of
simplicity, the great ele-
ment of this splendid pre-
paration, which alloys its
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A GENTLE sTIMULANT.

he sure and see that the name of y. & Il. Dt'NS
1ER London is on the bottle, and YOU will then oil
tain the best London Dock Gin to be had.
70 / OF sale in Ellsworth by T.. G. Peek.
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FIRE IN SEBEC.-On the morning of the
9th, the house. shed and stable owned and
occupied by Mr.. Albert Pratt of Sebcc was
entirely consumed by fire on Saturday
morning last. Everything was burned ex-
ccpt live stock which was saved Loss
$500. Insurance 5000. Mr.. Pratt's
wife and child were very sick at the time
with the typhoid fever, and to add to his
,nisforuncs, his daughter, aged about TWEEN
ty years, fr0zehcr hands seriously i'll alarm
ing the ishbors.
FAST YoUNG LApIEs.-In order to be
fast young lady, it is necessary to lay
aside all reserve aud refinement everything
that savors Of wonanly weakness: to have
no troublesome scruples, but to be ready
to accord an approaching smile to the
broadcast Joke. There must be no feeling
of dependence on the stronger sex but, by
adopting, as far as decency permits, mas
culine attire, masculine modes Of ,xprcs-
sion, accompanied by thorough know
ledge of slang, and a fiuency in using it,
these ladies show themselves to be above
all narrow minded prcjadiccs. There
feelings; if people will be trin-skined: let
tLem keep out of theis way at events.
Should "mamma" raise her voice in a fee
BILE remonstrancc, the fast Young lady i'm
presses upon her that '.she is no judge Of
these matters. In her old school days ev-
cry one was slow, but it is qnite changed
now" In short, to sum up, to be fast
young lady, modesty, delicacy, refinement,
respect for superiors, consideration for the
aged must all be set aside; and boldness,
independence, irreverencc, brusqueness.
and, we fear, too often heartlessness,
must take their place.
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IcEi Lon II lcElli-What " ny ~
mean, and the public can rely upon II being
carried out We, the undersigned, have been
led to believe that there ore parties ehdeavor-
ing to get the public to believe that W are
not able to supply our patrons with ice for
the whole Of the coming season, in conse-
quence Off short supply.
Now, in reply We can only say, should any
one have . doubt in regard to our supply
they would much oLlige us BY calling upon
either Of the undersigned, and We think i
will not take rs long to satisfy them that "
have at our disposal moro ice than any estab-
lishmentln this city, and are satisfied more
than viii supply the whole trade.
All we ask is to send in yonr orders, and
YOU will find them filled in due time from the
first to the last of the season, and at the low.
est market prices. WV. RIVERS,
JNO. G. DRAKE.
KEoKuK March 80, 1865. apll-6t
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

V0100X0 MARKET.
By Telegraph CHICAGO Apr,il
The Grain markets to day exhibit more life and AMI
nation. 9TH better prices.
There u fAir amount Of activity in whest and mar
kst le higher, sales No. apriDg At 81 2s@l 20 for
winter rec ipts IN regular louses and from 81 27A0
% for ~int<r and frsh receipts 10 Ele
vator; No. Spring qret 1t from seaoac according to
locstion Extra Shipping arm and steady 1t 81 No.
There Il good srquiry for Corn. Market Arm with
sales Of MOL q 42e4311 Tor Wintsr and 44oaAh for
esh rscsps. and - for winter receipts Of No. q
for fresh receipts Of rejected In store.
Oats more ac.ivs and amrr ct 2a1o2s for No 1, end
q for No. IL store.
Rye quiet but arm q 81 for Mol in stors.
Barley inactive.
Flour quiet but steady; sass wars made as o. 9ooll
y for wsscsssn and Michigan With winter add 1t 81
Is for medium Spring Extra.
The Provision market continues dnl and little moro
thss sonisal Mos Pork /. hsld II sS 2sD9S 3D. with
ssies 1t insdds agnres.
Lard y quiet bat STEADY II lsc.
Moo Dssf qu3s1, with saies q S1e Sweet Picked
Hams IN limited rsques but sass are chiefly on private
tsrms, -
seeds sssady, and vssAoss material change.
Butter In good demand asd steady,
Egg IN fair request 81 leol5bsr dog.
Poultry h teaees and wanted.
AT nss stsady 1t = 10 for donesic ne d,liysred
MARKET IN BsefCAt dali and heavy. with e.sa q.
Sss hsad . NS0SO FOR medium stsesS, ard Is 7sfa
50 SOr fair 70 ROOD packing and sqippiog cattl..
Lave Hcfs dull, and 10 Dlsc lower; sas, Of INA
head It - 750s 10 for common t. medium. s.d from
oosoe - Sbr god % choice.
Sheep ars dali and heavy at sl0s 50.
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ST. LOUIS mARKEr.

st. Louis, April, 3.
ToBAcco-Steady ut yesterdays quotations.
Cotton dull and heavy, and without buyers; We
quote Middiing at 3ec. Whiskey dull and without
sales; 81, %. Flour rather dull. We onote smpar-
dne At $5,5e@6,25; Extras, $6,5e@7,5 so. Wheat
quiet and.steady, with sales of Spring $i,1l@I,2s
Fall. at $l,50@2.50. Corn-White advanced Sc
Gales Of 10000 bu, at 5s@6lc for Mixed and
yellow; GAG CSC for White Oats duh Ut 4o6a 4oAe
Bariey-Sales at Soc. Pork-sales Of Country
Mess at $26,25, Live stock-Nething to note J;
prices nominal at previous quotations and market
dull.
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KEoKUK March 80, 1866. apl1-6t

How refreshing are the April showers; they
nourish into life the opening bads, and renew all
vegetation. But yet it is time Of the year when
there is great danger q taking Cold from exposure
to the weather. Goes Cough Balsam is excellent
for Coughs and Colds, Sore Throat, and all Palmo-
nary Complaints.
While Goes Dyspepsia Cure is invaluable in
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and all diseases Of the
stomach and bowels.
apr3-d ID " tue thu,sAt.
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SEE woman in another column picking Sam
burg Grapes for SPEER's WINE. It Il An admira
BILE article, used in hospitals and BY the 6rst class
families in Paris, London, and New York, in pref
srsnce to old Port Wine. It il worth trial and
Sives great satisfaction. Oct. - 6a
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The Peach Crop.

The kalamazoo Telegraph has the following
1T is feared that the peach crop will again
prove failure in this seetiou, the severity of the
past winter having killed the buds In fact it is
matter Of serious consideration with fruit rsisers
about here whether they will not give up altogeth-
er the effort TO raise peaches 80 little reliance ia
10 be placed on the chances Of success Harder
sorts might be more successful, perhaps, but the
seasons have changed SO greatly within decade
that It is extremely problematical if any known
varieties could be made to inv Arisbly endure our
severe winters
The Jocksoa Citizen SAYS:
The fact IL pretty we'll established That the
Peach crop will be failure here This is quite \
disappointment to fruit growers here as there are
several large peach orchards in this vicinity.
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North Carolins peper. -. CIV :

North Csrol'ns paper. Are full Of es....
%ss: ..s ssss 20 9 s ss1s that s,
Northernsrs. A Jerseyman recent]y y
chased twelve hundred acres In Wedeshap"ssIs.
N. c., q eleven dollars per acre. A Ns,,
York company ars on the point of taking a.
thousand acres in the same State. On vhich
they willsstsle EnglisA snissaata
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uoxuK mARxnr.

-
DAILY GAN cr,Y Oyrrcs,(
April 4, 1888. !
The beA weather win necsssaSaly n9ks bad
roads and will for time create hrmness in Pros
duce. The prices = present however, are with
out much change.
wHsAr--Best old FAN at 81 90; No. Fall
new, q IS; No. 4 do from 81 90 to SO No. 1
Spring, old, 81 90; No. do, new, SOC; No. ?, do,
Cons-C Choice selling It SOC; Rejected i from
~ 70 2Sc per bushel.
OArs-23 to 25c.
RYE-35c per bush.
CoRS.-30c per bushel 10 paid for choice.
FLOUR.
Imperial Mills, 81 Is Is in bbls; az 50 in st'
Pearl 10 90 1926
Iowa 7" so 875 j"
Jessamine /" 725 SO
BucKwHEAr FLouR- Choice, IS per 100 lbs.
CoRS MEAL-$I 10 per 100 lbs.
sUNDRIEs.
Retail dealers pay 400 per lb.
EaGs-Packers pay to-day but Zoe, and retail
dealers II to 13c per dor.
GRREx ApPLEs-$2 90 to IS per bush.
PorAroEs-Firm At 100 per BUSH, for choice.
LARD-l5 to loo per ID.
bAcoN-CieAf sa0o9 10 to ZOc per 10.
SoReHun-Choice article will sell from 80 to
35c per gal.
BKRswAx-From 80 to $50 per ID.
RAas-In demand mr. SIC per ID.
TALLow-In barrels, 104c; loose &c.
HIDEs-Dull. Green, SIC; do. saltsd, 63c; dry
6int, 12c.
FsArHERs-Common to good, 80 to 4oc per ID.
WooL--Tub-waahed Is to 35c; fleece washed IS
to 40c; unwashed / OF.
HAr-Timothy $40 10; prairie So 90 per ton.
WooD--From 81 to % per- cord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05

SHIPPING TAGS of the best make, can be
furnished in any quantity at the GATE CRY
JOB OFFICE.
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PERsoSAL.-Our talented friend L. D. In.
gersoll, of the Muscatine Journal, and author
of the History of Iowa Regiments, spent yes
terday in this city, circulating about among
his friends and heartily welcomed by them
He leaves town this morning.
His popular and finely written work which
is having an immense sale can be had at
Westcott's Bookstore, whittier we commend
all our readers to report and procure the
book.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05

Hon. Mr.. Buck, Member of the House
from this county called upon us yesterday
He reported himself in good health and spir-
its, albeit worn with legislative labors aud
travel.
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WANTED wish to purchase good SER
viceable team horse, not more than eight
years old and about sixteen hands high.
ROBERT II. GILMORE.
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THE U. S. Marshal sale of the confscated
library of rebel Capt. Winder, which was TO
have taken place yesterday, was postponed
until clock this morning. Sale at Howe
i Tyler's auction room.
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Arr,v., ana Departure II malls.
CITY NEWS.

CARPET CHArx.-Fine five-ply cotton chain
for sale at the Bag Factory.
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LECTURE To-NIGHr.-Mr. w. s. Peterson,
editor Of the Temperance Platform, will de-
liver lecture, in the Court House tonight,
at y clock, ON the subject of intemperance.
Citizens generally are invited to attend.
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s.speasiea Of an OIL Company.

few days since We spoke in high terms of the
"Reno Oil and Land Co" which seemed to US
"good thing looked 20 on paper. At the same
time there appeared in our columns an advertise
ment Of the Company. We are now under the
painful necessity Of announcing the failure Of the
projectors of the enterprise-Culver, Penn 1 Co.
of New York City, which Of course caused the
suspension Of other institutions of similar char
Acter that had been started to catch the "snaller
fish, that could not swallow the large bait. The
following il from the Titusville Pal Herald:
"The Petroleum Bank Of Titusville, which was
closed Immediately on the suspension of Culver,
Penn Co., heretofore announced, WAS not Ma
tional Bank, although sign out to that effect.
The Crawford County Bank, 1T AeadvilIe, had
never complied with the act by depositing bonds.
and had issued no National Bank notes. The same
is true OF the Oil City Bank, yenango County
Bank, and Lawrence County Bank. Notes of all
these banks were sold on Wednesday in Titusvil lie
1t from Is cents to 50 cents on the dollar.
The failure Of Culver Penn 4 Co. WAS predict
ed BY inanciers . week previous TO the event.
The Titusyiile Collector Of Internal Revenue re-
moved his deposits from the Petroleum Bank on
the 18th inst, but on the same day purchased .
draft for $4,000 Culver, Penn Co., which
was protested on reaching New York.
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NorIcE.-Gas Bills for the month ending
March 3lst, 1866, are due and payable at the
Office of the company, from the 9th to the
10th of April, 1866. Office hours from
o. M. to p. u. J. S. MCKENZIE,
ap3 It Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05

The Muscatine Journal daily is now issued
as an evening paper.
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THERE was a few days of cheer and bright
ness and sunshine and now storm and wealth
cry discomfort are upon us again in &he most
aggravating forms.
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HoRTIcuLTuRAL NoTIcE.-Regular Month
ly meeting of the Society this Thursday after
noon, at clock in the Council Room.
E. Fl. N1cKERsHAM, Sec.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05

Hon. P. Melendy, U. s. Marshall of Iowa
was stopping yesterday at the Deming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05

The Ha,ckeye states that the residence Of
Rev T. j. Andas, Presiding Elder of the Bur-
lington District was destroyed by FIRE, Mon.
day afternoon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05

Dowy to the bottom at last-we mean the
price Of dry goods at Phillips l. kerr's tt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05

ADJouRxED.-Ye Honorable General AZ.
sembly Of the State Of Iowa wound M ,ha;r
labors at an early hour Tuesday morn;n.
packed their trunks, paid their board hills
titi hoped) and returned to the bosom. of
their families and m admiring constituency.
The Register says:
At one o'clock this morning the E,ev.
enth Session Of the General Assembly Of the
State OF Iowa, wentspiurging down the stream
ofhistory in company with other dead bodies
In three months it killed wagon load Of
bills, repealed sled load of the same article
and scared several corporations of railroad
men into compton fits. II brought out
volume or two Of private history, With mar
g'nal notes and references, part Of which
wnil oe used a. campaign documents before
me nnuuai election Of 1865 shall come Of.
vs. very good session after all. The
Senate and House Of Represensst;ve. vsre
inside up principally Of good men. With NOR
than An average degree Of lee;sIai;vs .h a,
.