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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-20
E0O1UE AARE14.


sUNDRIEs.
ruling figures to- day for choice was
zoe to Csc per ID.
Eees-In demand the price Tpsid to day was
SIC a dox.
from 4o..to soc: perlgal., accord
ing to quality.
PorAroEs-Choice lots End ready sale At 90
y bushel
CHIcKEss-In active demand. For young 81 Is
to 81 SO; old$3 IS per dozen.
HosKr-In boxes, 20 to &c per ID.
LARD-16c.
GREEN ArpLEs-From 400 to 81 90 per bus, 90
eordng TO quality.
OsIoss-50 to Goo per bushel.
TunsIrs-From so to SOC per bush.
BERswAx-3o to 33c per ID.
BAcoS-Clear sides 20 to 3lc; Shoulders, scarce
in demand at l5c per ID; Sugar Cured Hams
24c y lb.
TALLow-In coal oil bbls, losc; do loose 0,c
perb.
Res to 4ic per Id.
WooL-Tub washed 45c.; fleece do fine 40c.;
unwashed, / of.
HIpEs-Green, 7c; do sailed, &c; green calf skins,
l5c; dry tl6c; do sslted lac, damaged
and grubby of pelts S5c to ii IS.
FKArHRRs-Live geese feathers Coo.
BRAS-In demand at 55c per 100 lbs.
HAr-The market il we'll supplied. Timothy,
IS to ~ per ton; Prairie IS 90.
W eop-$6 90 to s. SO per cord.
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The Treasury disbursements for the week on
account were: War Department $7,773,733 %;
Navy Department, $685., s25; Interior Department,
$4o5, sos 81. Total, $4,ol5,3l7 "a.
A counterfeit of the new hve-cent coin Is in
circulation. 1t may be distinguished from tbs
genuine by the softness of the metal.
The u, s. Assistant treasurers are already
requesting the holders Of thirty or more Of the
$40 November coupons to send them to the Sub
Treasury for examination, prior to the day on
which the interest falls due.
The New York Ereaing Pos, of Monday re-
marks: As illustration Of the stimulus impaired
TO speculation and to gambling operations at the
Stock and Produce Exchanges, 1t may be observed
amount to no less than sixteen hundred millions
OF dollars, or IS per cent above the recent unu-
sually high average.
Tho internal revenue receipts for the pas week
were as follows; October 5, $l,0T2,1 69 10! Octo-
Der 3, t6s7, 1865 go: October TO- $s2s,35 7S 0cto-
Der ii, $2i9 $40 81; October IL, g. 1ll476 So DC.
tober Is, 1913, 1888 II. Total, $4,53q,70l ST. From
July TO date, ll3le7 DOL "a, which is in ex-
cess VI 81 900, 900 per diem from the beginning Of
the present fiscal year, namely, the LIST Of July.
tits believed that the income from this source will
reach to nearly the same figures those of last
year, which win be largely in Of the amount
estimated and required, leaving a heavy surplus
to be appropriated to the liquidation Of the ma
tional debt.
A singular conscience money case has occur
red in the Pension Office. Captain John Mckee,
Thirty Seventh Indiana Volunteers, now residing
at Hamilton, Ohio, wounded by ball which
struck the seventh rib, passed through the lungs
and emerged near the spinal column. He was
awarded full pension, but has returned half the
amount received for the past year, on the ground
that his health is so improved that he is not en-
titled to pension for that degree of disability.
There is good demand for money in Gin
cinnati, and bankers, while able to supply their
customers, have nothing to spare. The market is
not many removes from stringency, and it 10 not
safe for business men to calculate on an abund-
ance of cheap money during the winter months
Currency is now going out quite fast a. it 10
coming in, and while balances are NOT declining
they are not increasing. Rates OF
interest are firm at stg II per cent for prime pa
per.
The Internal Revenue Department has re-
Gently decided that when individual incurs loss
by sinking wells, for the purpose of obtaining OIL
such loss is to be deducted from the income de-
rived from his business during the year when such
loss occurred.
But losses incurred by oil stock com panies from
the sinking of Improbable oil wells cannot be de-
Quoted from the individual stockholders, Is losses
incurred by stock companies can be considered
only as causing depreciation in the value of such
stoek, which cannot be taken into account.
The following will show the exports Of specie
from tho por, Of New York for the week ending
October Is. 1866;
Total for the week. 1873 $50
Previously reported, 53ql5 $50
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Total since January /, 1855. ..*54.lIs.g33


NEW YonK, Oct Is.
Clover is frmer, and in fair demand ut 1346
l4c. Timothy seed lie quiet at 81 595 90. Rough
naxseed is dull at 50 20tg340. Calcutta linseed
has been only in moderate demand, bat prices are
without change; We quote in gold At ~ 6oG92 IS
in Boston, aud - 1902 IS here.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Is.
Cloverseed continues scarce; small sales are ms
king at u eotgsoe per 81 lbs, the latter rate for
new Timothy ranges At from 50 60G3 rs per
oushel. Flaxseed sells on arrival at s. 20G325,
CHICAGO, Oct 49,
Timothy Seed-Market Arm. Sales were 3os
oagsM " 70; bags at 81 IS; 8 bags At 81 80.
FLAX seed--scarce and nominal at 81 75Ia1 90
ST.. Lours, oct II,
Flax continues steady at$2 SOFAS e5 per bu. a,
in quality. In grass seeds there i. IittIs do;,,
and prices nominal.
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DsMnMslon STUFF

Promptly to order Wshave Constantly on hand drsass
flooring and siding and the aner qualities Of pinsAs
Lumber Also Josts, scantlng, etuddine YeeSi1S
B,.n siding. sheetins, ehiAgiss. Lsth, Bridging. Ac
We expect to make II to the advantage Of buAe, 49,
dsalers TO give astheiY patronage.
Ksokuk, April II, 1sdA.-dn 4. HOeMER a
,. B. 0rdsn for the City Trade len a the aHoe. :
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The Episcopal Church is undergoing re-
pairs, and as result, will be largely inn
nrnYed.
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Fresh from the hills and dales of "Old
Scotia" comes our friend and fellow citizen,
Donald Robertson, looking hale and hearty,
and, by the way, as jolly as ever. He has
been absent four months amid the friends
and scenes Of "Auld Lang Syne." We bid
him thrice welcome to the Hawkeye land.
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We are indebted to our friend Hon. ]. s.
Sloan, of Keosauqua, for the tabular exhibit
Of the Official vote of Van Buren, County
which We gave in yesterdays paper.
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HuRRAH for Hawk-Eye ingenuity and skill
We saw an Iowa boy pulling curious shaped
machine through the streets yesterday, and
upon enquiring, found that said machine was
''cotton planter" and the inventor was one
Of Iowss soldiers who left Keokuk in the
First Cavalry and went to Dixie. to teach the
inhabitants Of that benighted land, how to be
loyal and true to the Republicl and is again
going back to teach them how to plant cotton
on scientific principles.
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FOR SALE

on ACRES Of Land, mostly In timber on the mid
Svydis road leading from keokuk to sandusky, about
mies from the city. and may be known the Rich.
ardsou tr,et Title good Pm $40 per Enquire
OF II. b. TRN-kYCK co.
sngl4d
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Hoos.ER Jeans and Nannsls. Phillips h
Kerr, sole Agents, IS Main street.
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A BARGAIx.-A store room and stock Of
goods in good location, for sale ct bargain
enquire At this Office. (Oct. IS,
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For elegant and choice Dress Goods Of al
t;nas 20 to Phillips b Kerr, IS Main street.
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IT you want White Hair made beautiful al
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, .
Dandruff head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fastuse DR.. TrBBEr's Physiological
Regeneration. KERR 4 FULLER, Agents.
Sold by all Druggists. fri-sun-wed
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Nh HrrsKR, who was killed at the falling
of the church, was buied yesterday. Mr..
Elder, another Of the victims, is getting along
as we'll as could be expected. A report was
in circulation yesterday that he had died, but
upon inquiry we found the report 10 be
untrue.
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stock Market.
| Py Telegraph Nrt YcnE. Oct 10.
The stock martst 10 somewhat stronger; iSo4S
Wis st PAal s. do pfd ss54 NV 70 doIpb 10 N wayne
lUsk.; Toledo 40 n C 10y Erie ssh; c III; 4
0iL Tel 6iI1; SKIS 81 coupons lHssS 30 coupons
| a. 1isbx; do '65 III.
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LEE good wife always regards house clean.
ing as one Of the greatest OF her trials. The
Eclectic Cleanser" has robbed the task Of
.'s most disagrer",le features, and will ulti-
sse,y become NJ article in universal demand.
Sold by all d. .,-ts and grocer, 1en
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Nav YORK Money @arksf.
Nv telegraph MY YoaK. Oct 10.
Money is easy At soo per cent for call loans.
eteriing IL steady ut Ice 1IosA
Gold Is lower, opening 1s9, and closing At 1S7h.
Government stocks &C, 4nt ls4el< higher
Freighta to Liverpool are quiet.
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Co1Iscr,os o. Bou1rr.-Ses Van valken.
burxs card. snSio-om
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For sale.

II OF 4, in Block rs, on when is Brick
IL Dwelling House 18th rooms and stoHe taseu INT;
also . Frame Dwelling with ROOMS with good I'll Of
water and lot ell fenced situated Paesn be-
9TH and sth streets This property will be sold
ct great bargain II applied for Title good
knqure cf H. b. TEN-EYCK co.
arxfld
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses AMI
Household Furniture be efec Ted IN the hfra 10
Csmpany, OF Hartford Hosse fnsuraxce Csyory
New York and other responsible stock ep1nps.t-s fer
one to avs years ratas ranging from 40 to }
per cent the 500 for the Whole tine,
chesp ary other responsible company For r.list.
Information Insurance call the uniersis ned v
give better indemnity than be found 9th
aseeey in this section. tdeo2s IEk.EYCK
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uyCR aALE-Three very desirsbe Lots, on which are
located tso stosy brick dwelling house, containing7
Or large brick wash house and wood house,
together With large brick stable large eisterne
and Lots we'll covered with choice lot of fruit othl
This property 10 situated the Of Att
and Morgan streets TO business Price 5000
half cash balance In and years at per cent In
terest Title good Eu4ure Of
sprN HB. rKN-EYCK
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For Sale.

A BRICK dwelling house, containing six
n rooms cisterr full lof, located Lot 6, Block
Ilf In Mssons Lower addition to Keoh uk the Gem
stery Title good or no sale. Price $40 cash which
would not buy the Lrick In the House.
jyf2-d H.B TEN-EYCE
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ECP eAII.-The sest half OF Lot 10, Rlock H.
II Ki1boui ne's Addition, on Bank, between 18th and
18th ftreets with . good Frame Dwelling large Barn
intended for horses lot wen fenced and good
neghborhcod Title good. Price Eoo-f4oo cash bal
ance In year with per cent interest.
inquire OF mayl3J Il .B. TKN-KYCK.
NN0R eALk--LotsI and Z, in Block a. the
OF Fiffh and Morgan etreets- These Lots Il .
most desrabie vacant lots In that neehborhood Price
SlI0o- one third down and balance in | and years
Der cent. interest Title good or no sale.
Enquire OF laprAI u. TEN-kfCk.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-07-20
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Instantaneous.
HOW MUCH MAKES A MAN RICHi

HOW MUCH MAKES A MAN RICH
"To be rich" said Mr.. Marcy, formerly
Secretary Of State, requires only satisiac-
tory condition Ct mind. One man may be
rich with hundred dollars, while another,
in possession of millions, may think himself
poor /; and if the necessities Of life are enjoy
ed by EACH it is evident that the man who is
best satisfied with his possession is the rich
est"
To illustrate this idea Mr.. Marcy related
the following aDecdote While was Gov
ernor of the State of New York, said be, |
was called upon one morning, at my office, by
rough specimen Of a lakewood, man, who
stslked in and commenced conversation By
inquiring 4" Is this Mr.. Marcy;'
/ replied that was my name.
"Bill Marcy" said he.
l nodded assent
FUSED to live in Southport, didn't yei"
/ answered in the affirmative and began to
feel little curious to know who my visitor
was and what he was driving at
"Thats what | told EN-" cried the back
woodsman, bringing his hand down on his
thigh with tremendous force. 81 told EN-
you was the same Bill Marcy who used to
live in Southport; but they wouldn't believe
it, and l promised the next time | came to
Albany to come and see you and fud out for
sartain. Why, you know me, don't you,
Bill ?"
didn't exactly like to ignore his acquaint-
ance altogether, but Cor the life of me,
couldn't recollect having seen MIN before /;
and so replied that he had familiar coun-
tenance, but that was not able to call him
by name.
my name is Jack Smith," answered the
backwoodsman, "and we used to 20 to school
together, thirty years ago, in the little red
schoolhouse in old Southport. Well. times
have changed since then, and you have got
rich, suppose"
shook my head and was going to contra
dict that impression, when he broke in
"Oh yes you are, know you are rich /;
no use denying it. You was Comptroller for
for long time, and the next time we heard
OF you, you was Governor. You must have
had heap Of money, and am glad of it
glad to see you getting along SO smart. You
was always smart lad at school and ] knew
you would come to something"
l thanked him for his good wishes and
opinion, but told him that political life did
not pay so well as he imagined. 81 suppose"
said /, fortune has smiled upon you since
you left Southport :"
"Oh yes" said he, 81 hain't got nothing
to complain Of | must say have got along
right smart. You see, shortly after you left
Southport, our whole family moved up into
Vermont and put right into the woods, and
reckon our family cut down more trees and
cleared more land than any other in the whole
State"
And SO you have made good thing of
1t. How much do you consider yourself
worth y l asked. feeling little curious to
know what he considered a fortune, as he
seemed to be SO well satisfied with his.
We'll" he replied, 4" l don't know exact
ly how much | am worth; but ] think
(straightening himself up), if all my debts
were paid, l should be worth three hundred
dollars clear cash !" He was rich, for be
was satisfied.
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4oOttrp


lAAA 7 IL y T. AOAN
live for those who love me,
Whose hearts are kind and truoi
For the heaven that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirit too
For all human ties that bind me
For the task by God assigned me;
For the bright hopes left behind me,
And the good that can do.
live to learn hei, story
Who'vc suffered for my sake,
To emulate their glory,
And follow ia their wake;
Bards, patriots, martyrs sages,
The noble Of all ages,
Whose deeds crown histOry's pages,
And Times great volume make.
/ live to hold communion
with all that is divine;
To feel there is a union
Twixt Natures heart and minei
To profit by affection,
Reap truths from fields Of fiction,
Grow wiser from conviction,
And fulfil each grand design.
] live to hail that season
BY gifted minds forotold,
When men shall live by reason,
And not alone hy gold
When man 90 man united.
And every wrong thing righicd.
The whole world shall be lighted
As Eden was Of Old.
/ live for those who love me,
For those who know me true;
For the heaven that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirit too;
For the cause that lacks assistancei
For the wrong that needs resistance
For the future in the distance,
And the good that / can do.
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INFLUENCE OF FEMALE SooIETY.-It is
better for you to pass an evening once or
twice in lady's drawing room, even though
the conversation is slow, and you know the
girl song by heart, than in club, tavern,
or the pit Of theatre.
All amusements of youth to which virtuous
women are not admitted, rely on it, are dele
FERROUS to their nature. All men who avoid
female society have dull perceptions and are
stupid, or have gross tastes, and revolt
against what is pure. Your club swaggerers,
who are sucking the butts Of billiardIcues all
night, call female society insipid. Poetry is
inslpid to yekel ). beauty has no charms for
blind man; music does not please "a poor
beast who does not know one tune from anoth-
er; and as true epicure is hardly ever tired
OF water ssnchy and brown bread and butter,
protest that can sit for whole night talk
ing to well regulated, kindly woman, about
her girl coming out, or her boy at college,
and like the evenings entertainment. One
OF the great benefits a man may derive from
woman's society is that he is bound to be
respectful to them. The habit is of great
good to your moral man, depend upon it.
Our education makes Of us tie most eminent
~ selfish men Of the world. We fight for
ourselves, we push for ourselves, we yawn
Tor ourselves, we light our pipes and cay we
won't 90 out we prefer ourselves and our
ease and the greatest good that comes to a
man from woman's society is that he has to
think for somebody besides himself, somebody
to whom he is bound to be constantly Atten.
tive and respectful. - Ihdckeray
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DR. wARRBNs BILIOUS
-vrD7vr,z- N BlrrERs, for purifying the
\lJ/\B/ gBlood curing Liver complaint
\JE\/ /Jsurdce Headache. Dizziness,
- Dyspepsia, General Debility
costiycucss. III es, and all bilious diseases
For cleansing, Strengthening, invigofaung and put
ing iu 1rucf the weak, run down. deuaNd ana aiseas
ID human system, Is believed to be unequaled by any
UNIV '''' '''' a aREAr REGULATOR
Persons suffering from complication Of diseases Of
chronic nature, aud cannot tell exactly what aia them,
will hnd sure and speedy relief in the use Of Or War
rents Bilious Buffers Such case Was MI Daniel
Smiths OF Barton VI who writes under date Of Aug
d. ls62 ;--"t commenced taking the Btters first Of
July have taken one bottle and part Of another-hnd
my health quite restored" Mr.. smitn had been out Of
health for months, aud unable to LABOR.
A GREAT HUMOR CURE
Mr.. Smith a.oye alluded to- says My SON who
has been troubled for years with sores under as arms
has been cu,ed by taking one bottle of Dr. Waucns
il ouckeus the cireuatioh restores the Lost appetite,
regulates a the functions OF the body, cleanses the
blood, carries Oh all morbid and uuheal by secfenyns
thereby preventing or curing all diseases Of the skin and
all complaints caused by impure blood, or disofdered
condition OF the liver stomAc ana bowels TO the We al
and emauiated Dr. WMreu's Bilious bitturs are pafuc-
uaty recommended as the most perfect tonic and inwg
Manchester, n. H., says. 81 had become so much
red ICED that my weight was only loU lbs. nov (eher
using the uittets three wceks) weigh 1870 lbs ~
Persons who subject 90 ttyets caused uy sudden
colds tVerlOaUug UU stomach ovUt-eAeutuui or other
causes, may always escape settled lever 10y lew DO
SEQ 90 This medicine, d ieNei caunvt 1--WE t"eut i'tt
hours wAefc d. Wuens Bilious bittrs are used ia
season.
What Dr. Mason Of suucook n. H., says March %.
1868. Having made extensive use Of Dc. Waffcu's
Bilious Bi-cs ia my practice during the past two years,
have mo- hesitation iu recummt udng them 90 the pub
Tic AS Ncr} ttia Ie aud Valuable family medicine, hom
thc u1c Il which can be obtained more satisfactory fe
suits tAan nom any other compound with "mch ! am
acquainted % subsequently, iu Canvtts4tuu with The
proprietor, DR.. NJ. says; o" should not know how 60
Eet along IN my practise Without Dr. WHreu's Bilious
Iifers'
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IN DYsNENoRRHaA, Oh rAISFy1 MEysrRUArIoy,
AND NENoRHiNGA, or rEorUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from "a faulty secretion Of the
menstrual fluid one case being too little, aud ac-
companied by severe PAIN and the other TOO proflse
secretion, which will be speedily cured by the Consti
tuition Water.
That disease known as FALLING OF THE
WO NJ h, which Is the result of relaxation of the
ligaments of that organ and is known boy sense Of
hcaviucss and dragging pains IN tho back and sides,
and at times accompanied by sharp, lancinating, or
shooting palms. through the parts will in all cases be
removed by the medicine
There is another class Of symptoms. arising from
lRRlrATlON OF rHE WOMB which physigilus
call Nervousness which word covers up much i-uo
rnncc' and in nine cases ont of ten tho doctor does
not really know whether the symptoms are the dis
case, or the disease the symptoms. We can only
onumeratc thcm here. speak more particularly Of
Cold Feet r.pltntion OF the Heart, Impaired Mem.
oryi Wakefuncss, Flashes of Heat, Lauuor, Iassi-
tudci and Diuness Of Vision
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READ, EEADil EEADul

D9nr0le, Pa, Jrnc isf2.
DIR. william II. GrE0C. Dear Sir; In February,
1901, was anicrcd with sugar Diabetes and for five
months passed more Than two gallons OF water i'm
twenty four hours. ] was Obliged 10 get up as often
as ten or twelve times during the might and la five
months lost about hty pound, in weight. During
the month Of July, 1sdi, procured two bottles OF
Constitution water, aud IN two days after using it
experienced rciief' and after taking two bottles was
entirely cured, soon after Tegunlg my usual good
health.
Yours truly, j. '. l.. DE WITT.