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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

A WAGON broke through the ice in crossing
the river yesterday. No body hurt. Horse
broke through and got fast in ice near this
shore. Ice was sawed away, and horse lifted
out. Attracted larger crowd than dog
fight
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Standard Household Remedies
DIR. ID. JAYNE'k
FAMILY MEDICINES

Are prepared with great care expressly FOR h9fy usp
and as 20 admirably calculated to preserve AM
disease that fAlly should be without tnsn
They consist Of
JAYNEB ExPBCIORANT, for Coughs, Consumption
Asthma and all Pulm0asry and Bronchial Ahscttons
JAYNEs TONIC yRRNIRUGE, for Worms, Dyspep
sia, Piles, General DsLi1ity, &C.
JAMES CARM NATIVE BALsAM, for Bowel end
Summer Complaints, Cotics, Cramps, choisra, &c.
JAMES ALTERAfIVE, for Scrofula, Gotre, CanceFs
Diseases Of the Skin SD Bones. &c.
JAYEEs AGUE MIXTURE, for the Cure Of Tevs'
and Ague.
JAYNEs LTHhEsr Or COUNTER IRRITAnT. 70,
Bru,ssr, Rheumxtsm, &c.
JAYNEs sANATIvE PILLS, 8 valuable Purgativ.
and certain for all Bilious Affections Liver Com
plants, Sick headache, &C.
JAYNEs HAIa TONIC, for the Preservation Beauty
Growth and Restoration of toe Hair.
JAYNEs SPECIFIC FOB THE TAPE WORM.
aettleer localities here the @pdsnce Of
Physician csnaot be readily obtained, Families wfi nnt
these Remedi Of great service The directions which
accompany them are in plain, perspicuous Language
easily understood by all and In addition, Jeynes Aedca
Almanac and Guide to HEALTH 10 be had gratis Of oil
Agents. csnt~ns besides reliable Calendar, Catalogue
Of Diseases-e syn,aoms By rhich they way be known
how they should be ID together with advice a. Il
the proper remedies to be used.
~ All of DR. D. Jayne Sons Family Medicines arr
sold ia eckuk by this sushori1sd Agents
III OC0SN0R, corner Third ard Johnson, and D
KERR, corner Third and Main streets.
". bah OF the above offered to the frads Ut ths
lowest card rates. ffsasasan-wed-sn dAw10v
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
CITY NEWS.

Losr.-On Saturday evening, q small
Locket, containing pictures. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving the Locket
at the Office of the GATE CRY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
con.eetieu. Mutual Life Insurance Co
We clip ths following fri the New York Indepss,
dent OF sept 18th:

We clip III . following frcrn the New York Indeps,.
dent ofeept 18th:
This Company Organized in 1s46 on the mrfrsl
svstsr With the well now advantage Of trrnsfirg
insurance actusl cost In the anount Of it, trs
nee IL is the largest life Insurance company in II
cot ntry and with the exception OF on German &C u
pan largest In the world Its accumulated eapiis
Is neatly $1,000 GO Ii has paid since its rtanIz.tick
over 81 the families and editors Of dscesses
MEMBER ard has refunded 5000 eo0 10 policy
holders in dividends surplus premiums its press LIT
surplus ever & 90 oc0 from wh the annual diE
d-nd W II be AIRED Is. Of Feo. iext TIE number
X policies ISSUED during the year .5S3 is annual
10 s. 00o CO.. per ysSr its receps TT inter
e. alone being half mil iun which more tnsR
paid losses for the year ending Let November last
Prom these fgres nAtion y obiatned Of the
iunense cone ty the pany snd OF the adj
vzptAgrs offered 10 iaEurrrR Fuller particulars IL be
found IN sdvtrii-sr o. II smother 'olEmn. OF tbs
advantages life lu-ufange i scare tcr-%arI &c
- --rytbng at thi- day Lor Chan elier LyndhuTsts
resnnrk that No With dependent fsntts Il frse
from rsproach If lit. i Tot iusurd j. MT .trong
The duty II iusuran beng admitted The next thing 10
20 ad ssfe snd cheap company; ard he Connecticut
Mutusl Is 10th =
n T. TKs is the agentfor this popular company
i, mi. eit. octo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

J. Monroe Reid delivers the next lecture
ofthe Library Association Monday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
LEGAL NoTICE-To James e Bruce

T EGAL NOTICED James L Bruce,
IL II Bruce. Executor Of tn Estate e Tbpn,As
Bruce. deceased. II III Bruce, James Bruce ana NJ X
Bruce heirrstaaw of Thomas Bruce. de< eaAed a.
Bruce raton Co, Dr. ali, Keighl.r Co Miller
MAYHEM Co. Elm ma Williams, kKeeuttx Of tbs EstAte
Of Geo Williams. dsee..ed tbtott Jahus Co Hugh
Cook Ct 10 "a for q Sched FBDd " Collins
Executor of the E.tate Of NsFris X. dee sei Cum
MUS s-smen Co, Alexander Ntsy Co, william
i7huer aud Thomas Sssnwick III tcutors e tbs Estate
OF Louis Z,ndel deceased Geo And-rsnn Brown God
den Co. John Carson, l. john-o- Executr-x - the
Estate johnson d-cesse5, Richard Pyes, Milton
Pyies, Pyle:
You and each Of YOU hereby notified that there !.
now on in the Office OF the tlrrk cftbe Ditct Court
Of Lee county Io~a at Fort Y.dkson, pet tiop Of
sample Trustee for the Of Ssin Sample acd ssTG
Sample his right claimiax Of you the sad j.
Bruce Judgment for the OF two th ussnd do lar
money dus q written note obligation are Also
praying against all 4 ycu the free!osure Of
gage gwen ead indebtedness aud consesiny
the following real estst~ towit Seventy OF
the half Of the southwest quarter secin nip~teen
9) township sixty i've ts5) nth ofTange FIVE l5l
in the county OF Lee. Iowa
And unless you appear thereto and defend before
the second dsy CT tbs Of the Dsxict
Court OF county lows at Fort Madison neirg
on third Monday in MAY 1854 Judgment and d-re~
wilt be red against you thereon ty defsait
Res stamp, 80 cts. RANKIN ASRAEf,
feb22d4w-thu Att'ys for pisb-i1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

Com Alter REcRrITs.-Captainw aen started
down the Delas to Vancouver, to bring up party
Of recruits to fight the locomotive Indians. He
stopped for the night at the Cascades in the house
oil an old man called "Uncle SAMMY an inouisi-
tive old fellow, about eighty six, and deaf as
haddoek. After supper, the old man, old woman,
and Nallen drew up chairs around blazing wood
IRE. The old man Immediately commenced plyiny
the trake good expression for PrMp):
"What are you goin' daown to the maon,b ot
the river for
after recruits, replied allen at the ton of his
voice. ~ A''
Hey"
after recruits, "roared walen again.
Cant hear We"
Then the old lady moved round, and putting
her mouth to The old mans ear, shouted. in a voice
that would have done credit to Stentor, after he'd
got little in years:
Hes sOin' daown-arter recruits-sugar-
and-eoffee -and-Plnkerton's W ahoo and Cali
saya Bttters-and sichl'' The old lady wasn't 50
Tar out OF the way after all. These biters are uu
equailed 10 recruit impaired vital energy of eve
ry description. febIs-d2p
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

We viii remind our City Council, albeit
being al energetic and clear sighted body
we don know as they need it-that our city
should be put in clearly condition against the
coming of warm weather aud the cholera.
which last the newspapers and every body
else say is sure to visit all parts Of the eoun-
try during this season. We doubt the advisa-
bihty of taking the cholem while it is at so
great distance, but the sanitary condition
and good name of our city demand that this
municipality should be put through general
publication process. This work. too, should
be done at the earliest practicable date Let
all the preliminary provisions be made for it
beforehand, SO that just as soon as we have
settled weather, labor may be commenced at
once
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

Nh. REYNOLDS, Deputy Warden of the Pen
itentiary, looked in upon us yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

kEoKCK LIBRARY Association LECTURE.
Capt j. NJ. Reid will deliver lecture be.
fore this Association at the Atheneum on
Monday evening the 9TH inst. Subject
Sherman Campaign in Georgia and the Car
olinas; including description of the "Bum-
mer Raids, thrilling and ludicrous sdven.
ures, wading swamps in mid-winter, building
corduroy roads, &c.
Tickets 25 cents, to be had at the book
stores, Literary Depot, jewelry stores and at
the door.
Lecture Will commence at y o'clock pre-.
cisely.
BY order of the Lecture Committee.
marl St
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

CARRIERS SASH AND Doom FAcroRY.-This
establishment is the oldest factory of the kind
IN the city, and year after year, have the
Messrs. Carriers been increasing their facih-
ties, until now their ability to fill all orders
IN their hne are ample. Being practical care
ful, prompt, and honorable men, we commend
them and their factory to the attention OF
builders and dealers generally. See card.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

WHAT DOES IT MEAN?-Why should the
scare or 'panic" and marking down dry
goods here be attributed to US? 1t is true we
keep good stock, and sell as cheap as we
can, but that is our business, and if our
friends do not complain of us, no one else
should. nor do We think we will lose An
trade by it. KIsER & HILLS,
feb7-tf No. SO Main street. Keoknt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

PUREsr AND SWEETEST Con LIVER on in the
world; manufactured from fresh selected Liyers on
the sea coast. This oil is characterized by sweet
nesssnd purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputation
50 great that 1T takes the lead of other oils, and
~ universally prescribed by physicians. Remem-
Der TO ask for Hazard Caswelrs Cod Liver Oil.
eAsWELL, MACK d CO., New York,
Sole Manufacturers.
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
ett 90. feb25d&w-sun-wed-fri
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

The facilities of this Office are ample for the
prompt execution of all the various characters
of Printing The prices will be found to be
very low. In its various Departments this
office employ more workmen dan any Office
in the State, thus giving it the sdvansage Il
filing orders promptly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

NOR sALE-A Two-s tosy Rrick Dwelling House,
vita ri. ut rooms, lot 20 l4o-two stables, two
" Cd ht IDS AID good we'll soft water; street we'll
n.v-d aid IN K SIDE Situated p5eau he
~ en- Tenth nd Eleveuth streets lite good sale
prioe g 800 inquire Of
fshgl II 3 TEN-RYcE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
II B TEN-RYcE.

HNOR SALE-Twerry feet east .ide q lot II, .
r. ll5ct i0d on the u rtb nee Main, Seventh
street Prizes 81 OoQ little good sslr Enquire Of
f.b1 b IES-k1Ch
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
q. o. r.
M "A s Q N I G

M j"
Eagle Lodge No. I2-Hold. Its regular meeting
the first Tuesday evening or before full moon in each
month.
Hardin Lodge No. 29-Holds its regular
monthly meeting fret Monday evening In each
month.
Masonic Hall-Cornfr Seventh and Main streets.
Gate City Royal Arch Chapter No. T.
Holds its eguar meeting the nrst Friday evening in
each mouth.
Parvfn Council No. J-Hoids its regular meet
ing the second friday evening in each month.
Damascus Comm andery OF knight
Templars No. S-Ho,ds conciavsa every Hedne--
day evening for drill and instruction.
Hall In Court HOnse-0n Fihh street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

IrOR SALE.-A tFo-story frame dwelling
Il house 9Th rooms and feI lot. situate on Let
! u In ti-.k 10 IN the Bank ard Fifteenth
stre-t in &. ". KIbon mes Addt or. Title god or
no sal Price $500. inquire Of
/ rcTl H. b TEN-ETCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
fIou-.t ga ture te f-ut1i M h. 4fnd n
s5r1ae Cryrdng o. Hart efd HonsG cfHpeBg.
Sew % h. sid otter ponstt r. SEX ctnIfh ~ -
ole TO 3s- ear. gng IRON 40 &c y
~ cent on the $40 o1 be III e or
En- IN other responsible rompsnt Dor reliable
rtov,.t on "A Insurance. 90 tn unfer- ned DO
80 rive herr ind, ulnity fJund II 9TH
80. = IN thi- section fdec e II d TtkEYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

USOR sALR-The roEth half Of the double brick
IL dwelling house, tee corner of Ninth rad Fulton
streets containing eisb nine rooms wth iBe double
parlarr too ether With other de improy
Thi. prupe located III very desirable heighborhoed
and pleasant psrt Of tie city Price & $50 essh sid
soon Title god nsle Enquire Of
isplo III TES-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
NJ ! s S AG N z,
FORMERLY MRS. q Buso

I'm III AIR.
LARGE assortment of Hair conStAntiy hand ssch
"A - Curis Hraids 6witches Sc Also HAIR Dressiao
neatly done 70 order. rood quality OIL for sa
Kid Gloves cleaned and coIorsd 10 order.
return my sincere fhsnks TO the Ladies Of KeoAuh
- th~k kinA paaonAgs, and hope they VIII eonttnue
~ sADe. fbhed1a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

Those who have anticipated large revenue
from the sale of conhscated property at the South
will be surprised to learn that the proceeds since
the close Of the rebellion do not amount to more
than $4,000.
The mining products Of the country, in 1850,
amounted to Sl06, 1854, 46o and the manufacturing
interests Immediately connected with mining, to
$505, 3eS,000. Iron in the rough worth
$7723, 900, was increased by manufacture to the
value Of 1892, zoe.
Pennsylvania stands first as a coal producer,
Ohio next, and IllinoiS third. 1t is said that the
mechanical force supplied by coal is equivalent to
addition to human power of the labor of TWEEN
ty-eight million working eight hours day.
that since Tart April the seeded States have paid
a revenue of $4,000, 600 Louisiana paid s., 0o0-
600 of this amount, while Virginia contributed
only 100000.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02
II FuN III 2 u
IL. TES-EYCK.

ISoR sALE-Lot /. end 30 feet Of Lot in Block lso
Il situated the Of seventh and Orleans cts
These covered with fruit evergr and other
Jrns1n4 tres together vi hne growth Of shade
the de-va ak snd large rst.r the back
part the lot and really tn finest building lots in
that part Of tie city Price 81 500. Tile perfect In
auire o. Tjan1ol n. B. TEN-kYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

TCEi ICE! ICE DEPOTi-Having also
made arrangements with wfIIia.s Kwers furpi- b
the dtssns Of Keokuk with &c during the season upon
The most hvora he terms. Thoee wsbng TO ayasi mem
selves Of season rates will please leave their ords
DspsA - atths 0aHshsr Shop on Main. Sser I~snta
1ssst. kmeleau
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

pUTTY-l,5oo pounds, in bladders, fresh,
~ MuKMDoN, nARTLA1t 4 %.
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nor SALE.-s4o aeres Of Land. 300 in

NOR sALE-Lots and g. in block la. Fulton
street between sIeventh sad Tselth STREETS. Pre-
1900 each Also lot block S. In XII ournes Addi-
ton to Keokuk. Pfite S5o. Titles good sale.
Enoptre u f3snTl ii u rESkYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

LOR SALE-A Frame Cottage Dwell
ing With seven rooms, cstsrn, good cellar and
sne groth fruit trees with full lot, aud allt good
rider situated business Exchange street, be-
9Th andTt streetss Title good Price q voO--
inquire OF III. b fsN-kfch.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-02

NOR SALE-Lots 7 and = IN Block
1871 on the corner Of 18th and Palesn streets wiz
be .od at % bargain. Enquireo of
maya BrEs-EfCk
The New York herald., 1866-05-29
city Inteiligenee.

Ttx BopIu roVsp CoSry ISLAND bEAcu.-Tne
three bodies found the coucy Island beach Friday
aud salurday have not yet been identified Two Of
the corpscs were thoee the other that OF
middle aged The rumor that the female bodies
hsd been thrown overheard from the cholera ship In
bel the island, the being confirmed BY the
fact that the bodies were enclosed In bed tcks An
inquest held last evening the bodies Mono OF
them Identified. verdict rendered IN accord
with tho facts, and tho bodies were property ~
tered
DIAM Fmox rsrAsur - Coroner Nsunsnn yesterday
Of Louis Breilng lad nearly twelve years Of age who
fall at Union Hill ~ j., soout i've weeks ngo In do
sccnding fight of sta he sppd and fell distance
of forty fect njurng Of his legs below the knee
The jury rendered verdict corresponding with the Fore
going facts
s#oorrxa AyyaAr IN Cmnar srnrrr Last evening an
ssercaton occurred at the Or hiking saloon No ~ Cherry
street between Frederick Evsrs the proprietor, and
nomnick Haley, resident Of BrookIyn during which
Eyes, who vas intox Gated, shos Haley through The
right thigh, causing dangerous wound Evsn was
sted by the Fourth prenct police and bis place
closed Haley was taken ~ tbs New York Hospital
Fkrf Accipywr-Andrcw Bexa, . native OF Italy
fourteen o. 80 while playing the socp Of No
81 Park street with sword about two feet In length
s o. .. sGSg % inS ss On Y, gon q e..
heart killing him Instantly Coronsr Cover notinsd
% hOld an inquest. .M#. .0F
sr,w Na NJ UxKscws Prros--M . hate hour lest
mi bt ofncer Croker Of the Fourecnth precinct was
mot by Louis Guissu uct Canal street. near Broadway
Who was bleeding profsscly from stab wound In
the neck, and had In hls hand bloody dagger He
stated that he had been stabbed By some persons un
known him Before reaching the station house IN
spring street Gussuct became inscnsble, md IN that
clnd ton taken 70 Bellevue Hospital
The New York herald., 1866-05-29

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ship Hire Raser fBrsu), schNsr. kanss-ss-msfshant
snip Ia.l.ls- CBr. cuans ~ John, ss-wni~ns q
Bsrt vis,or tsoS~) ser.n.sn. vA-na.-runeh xsisoss
gart Trniy ,i,r,,. clsnfu.ros-c wrsm 50
Bsrk Eiward 'rrs, iiolsss'''ea'' ~ '"As. sS-h"
Ers frssii:.a,o James. Demsr.a. xlIist Eeg sAlaA
Ers Nc Militia h.',ssss TX 10 ps,
sshr psphe,aIa CBr, Ge-i.n. Isuglo-Lsyss.ft Co. .
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sehr Lyndsn shacsfona. g.s,por,. y.J BoInssns 400
sehr Ibons. ovens. ssllset Brdsepo,-sseks'i rost-'
s.is Mar aa", foaas S.- ..'.s-r.e'''' T""'" I.
ARRIVED
afsanship s~oslshd fBrl. Hall. Liss'Pei NJ w "a
steam s.,s.uss % ss,i q. ,s-saei ,...s -. g..
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The New York herald., 1866-05-29

or wos,le pr, ,hn port IN di're. having asI n
tee sw ~asa lasted about Is hours Les sh cd 70 sE sa1
sS ..a q. re" e NJ sssd s ssy & .s
top.st ibboow and msa.opm.s aud The ,s..si then =
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sSf Msns. of ssIrs iion, Lorn'on, L~sups, "a a.ys
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sehr Harry xsiiy fsr, Rssa soun.-o. PR p day. villa
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The New York herald., 1866-05-29
Fonrnr : Moxror. May 2s. Iaes.
The Turf.

FAsfyBS COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTfNG.
MospAr Mx' 1aA-Parse and stake $3.50 rnsIo heats,
best three In iys
, II whitson c.idch. E. ciarcncs. 70 wagon e
9 picot enrd oN~s Napoleon Ill " wagon. y
Time. 25iX-2:56-25s-3:OO
First Reak-TiU aiieo the favorte sctwo 20
Sgainst Clarenso Paddy not coming tho post =
th,Hpponlcd Tho bsack took tho lead tssstart
and@ep, to the cad making number Of good breaks
no way. CarcEte broke but twice, yet these
Sa.S ~ 70 & pu' m, linn o'aa a. the r nnisn me
wagos weighed about, 0rty pounds more than thst
to witch the chestnut was attached
Sec Nd Ledt There was n0s 20 much odds on tho
stallion Notwithstanding that hs won tho last heat, ~
there before the stas. Some parties laying egeu
money tho chestnut Tho STATION took tho lead as he
fore, kept II until Dsar tho nntsh VIII hc co,s
Jared by Clarence, carnedfoa brssk, and beaten half
lcugth the score, In 1850
Taid HsaI-Four to oas was tAsn laid on the chest.
nut fh, .tall ON got away bes sad they went pretty
po,e head and head Ths- aaiiloa 60, away from the
chestnut the backsrotet and length ahead at
the the s e Clear ssras the Ss
however, cschorcd him o. the stretch, aud he was
besicn nesk, IN 2:5A
was three lengths ahead at the quarter pole but break
ing the bsckstretch the sson led past tbs half mile
quar-; ers Tho weight was too much 70 him up the
stretch, and he was bcaen haif n length In 100.
sAss DAs.-Purse and stake $500, mile heats. best
Owner on.erea m. Lady ss:ss ..........2 I
9 osne. ne entered o m ,lAS ., shs 70 Nh
= "A Slime Time, 2:5s12 s 2.sa~a:si"a:Si.
Fire Heat Maid OF tho NIL was the favoritc at two
TO one against Lady Jones Rookand Boy paying forfeit
Lady Jonos took tho lead at thu word, and opened
immense gap 10 tls hall. mile polo From there shs
;ok things quite easy and came hone winner oy SIX
Ss:od Hsar.--The Maid ,osk tho lead this time.
headed and won by eight Lengths, In 2 81
Taisd Hcr.-Tncy had an equal start and went round
the head and head but soon stsr passing the quar-
tor polo tho aid broke and that was the last Of or
nd M II