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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-10-05
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TRLHeRAPH,
Friday, October &. 1896.


The Stock Market was inactive this morning
and prices were unsetttled, owing the advance
In gold. Government bonds were firmly held.
Old 6-20s solo at l120ll24 en- advance Of a;
new do. at 1O9A, an advance of /; and 6s Of 1851
at 1l15, an advance OF 4; 994 was bid for 10 lOs,
and log for 7-30s. City loans were in fair de-
mand; the new issue sold at 100, an advance Of l.
In Railroad shares there was less doing.
Pennsylvania Railroad sold at 81 "a 57l, a
slight decline; Lehigh Valley at 644, no change;
Reading at $50, decline Of 4; and Philadelphia
and Erie at 33k, a slight decline. l29l was bid
for Camden and Amboy; 35 for Little Schuylkil;
bS3 for Norrlstown; 398 for North Pennsylva-
mia; 80 for Elmira common; AZ for preferred
do; Sll for Catawissa preferred; and 46 for
In City Passenger, Railroad shares there
was nothing dong. 88A was bid for Second and
Third; GA for Tenth and Eleventh; ala for
Thirteenth and Fifteenth; II tor West Phiiadel-
phia; Ia for Hestonville; 80 for Green and
COates and % for Glrard College. U
Bank shares continue in good demand for in
vestment at full prices. Commercial sold at
So; l44 was bid Tor First National; $50 for North
America; 147 for Philadelphia 1924 for Mechanics;
l02 Tor Southwark; SO for Penn Townshp; 90
Tor Girard; 100 tor Tradesmens; 60 for City; 81
ior Commercial; and 6S tor Corn Exchange.
Canal shares we're firmly held. Schuylkill
Navigation preferred sold at 37S 137s, no change;
and Morris Canal preferred at 1923, an advances;
20 was bid tor Schuylkill Navigation common;
l4A ior Susquehanna Canal; 90 tor Lehigh NRvi-
cation; and Sc for Delaware Division.
Quotations of Gold-l0t A. NJ, l4Sl; IL A. NJ,
149; IL NJ, 1493; p. NJ, 1493.
The New York Tribune this morning says:-
Moneys continues abundant on call at s9015
per cent. and more is offered than brokers can
use. Commercial bills have sold as cheaply
as ever, and 5@6 per cent. covers prime to good
names. Exchange is irregular, and can be had
at secondhand at less than the rates of
bankers at their counters. London, prime
bankers, go days, 10Sl@lOs3; London, prime
bankers, sight, lO9t@lO9l; Paris, bankers,
long, 5'2l4; Antwerp, 5'234; Swiss, 232; Ham
burg, bankers 35B; Amsterdam, bankers', Al:
Frankfort,l bankers, Al; Berlin, bankers 7l.n Z
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by DE Haven & Bro No. 40 5. Third street
BEFORE BOARDS.
5 sh Cen Nat b. =. 100 100 an Cata pf -. So 81
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THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The Northumberland Strait Cable Sue
cessfulIy Laid.

The cable across the Strait Of Northumber-
land, connecting Prince Edward Island with
New brunswick, from Cape Traverse to Cape
Tormentine, was successfully laid and completed
on Tuesday last, October 2. The work was
greatly obstructed aud DELAYED by rough
weather, and occupied from Saturday of last
week until Tuesday.
The Terrible and Medlody, which were engaged
in the expedition, Immediately started for Eng
land without waiting to take i'll Goals at Char
lottetOwn prince Edward lsland) or Plctou
Mr.. Charles Hyndman, Superintendent OF the
Prince Edward Island Telegraph Company, who
was on board one OF the steamers, was carried
away and put ashore at the Gut of Canso.
Communication, therefore, is now perfect be-
tween Europe, the United States, and all British
North America.
New Land Lines In Newfoundland.
A meeting of the Directors OF the New YORK.
London, and Newfoundland Telegraph Com
pany took place on Wednesday evening, 0cJo-
ber 5, at MIR. Cyrus w. Fields house, in Gra-
mercy Park Place, New York, to take into
consideration the proprety OF constructing a
new land line in Newfoundland.
The Directors unanimously endorsed the
action of Mr.. Field and ordered the immediate
construction of new line, besides the thorough
repairing of the old one. Instructions were
sent IN accordance to Mr.. A. NJ. Mckay, Superin-
tendent of the Newfoundland lines. Efforts are
also being made 10 have new land lines along
the whole route between New York and Hearts
Content
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in Genoa there are regular marriage
brokers' who have pocket-books filed with the
names OF the manageable girls OF the different
classes, with notes OF their figures, personal
attractions, fortunes, and other circumstances
These brokers go about endeavoring to arrange
connections in the same offhand, mercantile
manner which they would bring to bear upon a
merchandise transaction; and when they sue
ceed, they get a commission OF two or three per
cent. upon the portion, with such extras or
bonuses as may be voluntarily bestowed by the
party. Marriage at Genoa is thus oPtentimes
simply matter of business calculation, gene
rally settled by the parents or relations, who
often draw up the contract before the parties
have seen one another; and it is only when
everything else is arranged, and few days pre-
vious to the marriage ceremony, that the future
husband ls introduced to his intended partner
for life. Should he find fault with her manners
or appearance he may annul the contract, on
condition OF defraying the brokerage and any
other expenses incurred.
-Drury Lane was openei for the season on
September 22 with Shakespeare's plays OF
King Johri and the Comedy Of Errors, sup
ported by Mr. Phelps, Mr.. Barry Sullivan, Mrs.
Hermann Vein, and the Brothers Webb. Mrs.
Theodore Martin (Heien Faucit) is announced
TO appear on the 10Th OF November and MI. Ii.
talbot, tragedian of provincial celebrity, VIII
make his hrst appearance in London as Mac
"beth on Saturday, October 1S. There is sometalk
OF "Dailad operas being given during the season
with the assistance of Mr.. Sims Reeves Tne
long promised new version of Faust is again
promised, aud it turns out that the translation
is by Mr.. Bayle Bernard 1t will be rather
adapted than translated, and will oe pr9Juseiy
.1tlustrated" by music selected uon =. is,;JJ
Spohr, Mendelssohn, and Bishop HlSpromised
in October
If is stated that independently E OF Miss 3, Bur
dett Coutts regular donan0ns r tU snsca Snr OF neG
in Gugust we're bet Seen 1910 and 1850 meat
tickets cspts +. each about 500 lbs
saDo ond ko Shs tapoca, and also of the finest
oa7meaI 20 gallons best beet tea 26 gallons
brandy. and so gallons Fort wine, gallons rasp-
Merry vinegar, 80 lbs. black currant Jelly, 20 to
s0 6narts pure milk daily from Miss Coutts'
farm 100 yards of flannel, above 200 made under.
garments, 100 and odd blankets, etc.
The Worcester correspondent of the London
Herald is enthusiastic over a grand concert
gwen in that provincial to Wn on the 18th Of
September. Mad'lle Tietjens was the prima
donna of the concert
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5 sh Cen Nat b.

-Messrs. De Haven e. Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates of ex-
change to-day at P. M.:-American gold, 149l
@l494; Silver Is and Is. lao; Compound Interest
August 1864, 153; do, October, 1864, las; do,
December, 1864, 133; do, May, 1865, III; do,
August, 1865, 1Od do, September, 1865, 9B; do,
October, 1865, 90. .-..' ~.
90 SMessrS Mes; IS William w! Painter Coz bankers No.
of exchange to-day at u o'cock:-U. s. IS, 1881,
registered, lllG@llld; do, coupon, 1llS@1llt;
DO, coupon, 1862, ll24@ll2A; do, 1864, lO9l@
S9I@999; do. coupon, 99l@99s U. s. 7.3Os, lst
series, 105b@1l06b; do, I'd SERIES 1O5bDlO8b; do,
Sd series, 105H@lO6a; Compound Interest Notes.
December, 1864, ll340ll3a. Gold l4950Dl49S.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

FRIDAY, October 5-There is decided improve
ment to notice in the Flour Market and holders are
very firm in their views. There is more inquiry for
home consumption. but no demand for expectation.
The sales reach $500 bbls, principally Northwest9rn
extra family, at S12 5sl913 %, including Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio do do at $13 5l@14'5O; superfine at
S7'76@8 75; Old and new stock extras at S9111;
and fancy brands at $1691650 according to quality
Rye Flour has advanced. Sales of 200 bbls at $3.50
G6 10. In Corn Meal no improvement to notice.
The receipts and stocks of Wheat continue yery
small and there is steady demand for prime quality
at yeste, days quotations sales of Pennsylvania
and Southern red at So 90d3 05. White ranges from
So 10 o 1926 Rye is scarce and has advanced; 800
bushels Pennsyvania sold at 81 25 and 600 bushels
on private terms Corn is scarce, and quiet; sales
100O bus. Western mixed at 81 0S and yellow at SllO
Oat. remain without change; sa es OF new Southern
at tSG6Oc 1000 bushels Barley sold on private
terms. cotton Is du and decp ing; small sales of
42a43c. =. =. - : -
Wnisky is scarce; small sales Of Ohio were made
at 81 "A and Pennsylvania az S242 -"
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80. Ii BROWNING, Secretary OF the Interior.
u. N. COOLEY, Comm ssiOner of Indian A6aIrs"
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RICHMOND, October 2.-The counsel of Mr.
Davis, now IN attendance at Richmond, deem 1t
tner duty to lay before the public the following
statements OF facts. WILLIAM b. REED,
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The New York Independent Of the LIST inst.
contsins the following article on the accommodations
Of specie in New York;
Specie aceumulstes very rapidly II fe~ York,
whether needed ~ basis for paper circulation q
not. To those who desire sstisfsetiop frou know
ing that q certain amount Of the precious metal IL
close at hand, it will be gratifying 10 learn thas
the receipts at custom house Of gold last week
amounted to three millions two hundred and any
thousand dollars, while the payments for interest
on the national debt in gold were but two hundred
and eighty ttepssnd dollars the entire shipments
of spesie to Europe dgriHa tbs week amounted to
but six hundred and City six Thousand, Prissstssy
in gold and silver bars. OF the q 600 bales q
cotton received here during the week We shipped
to Europe only $4,000 bales, that No retain not
only large amount Of the precious metals, but oi
equally precious material which is quite good a,
gold. The stock Of cotton now ON hand in New
York is full two hundred and thirty Ave thousand
bales. The gold receipts for duties at our custom
house during the present week viii probably be
full large as the receipt, IL last week. The
European steamers now arriving bring full esrgoes
of spring goods, the duties on which are yery
heavy. The deposits Of gold at the snb-treasury
have been so heavy that there are over ninety
ment depositaries in this city.
will bring fifty miIIions of dollars gold in Liver
pool; and the weeks receipts of cotton worth
five millions OF dollars in coin, and the weeks
ports Of cotton nearly three millions. Old King
Cotton is rapidly regaining his commercial sway.
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The Cincinnati Sunday Commercial contain,
the following statement in regard to the mysterious
disappearance of a small 6nancier of that eitv.
Benno Speyer, man well known in Third s,re.,
as quasi banker, Consul for Belgium, fast freight
agent, railroad solicitor, broker, etc. has neglected
TO appear at his place of business for two DAYS
The only explanation of his absence is note from
him to his clerk, dated Tuesday evening. stating
that he he had gone to New York to look after =
claim and would soon return, requesting his cred
tors, MEANWHILE to be assured that he wopld no =
them in full. p"'
He appears to have had a number of accomno.
dation loans, on all OF which, excepting tvo /.
had placed adequate collateral, and to have had
also few deposit accounts. His liabilities are
conjectured TO be about $4,000. Attachments On
such property as he left we're promptly sued out
but ii is not probable that they will cover ne.y
what he owes. 1t may be that he willindeed come
back, IS it Is said be once before did, after mvss
ferrous disappearance; but if he does, he viii find
ms debts In process of forcible liquidation. His
sAe mas not been opened; but there seems to be so
ssne@i conviction that il contains nothing Of
ue ina. there 10 but little curiosity to see il,
crsd;. :. ms case excites, anew, surprise that
clea,a Is obtained 80 cheaply Mr.. Speyer had a
P'Au''n'e, Pises,ng address, bat his trap,act;ons
were such As could not be CHASED .mo,. ,ho.s
should command confidence And I, - -.
thst hss personal and business habit. 90. rp~'sn'
tensive. were very ex-
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a. w.. r,,a.erv = asee.


The Whalsman's Shipping List Of the Soth inst
eivss the following statistics Of the whale fishery
Of the United States for 1855;
The import Of sperm oil falls shost Of that Of
1854 81, 80 brls The sxpoFtis - 81 bsiss less
! than in 1884 The homo eensanption for 1885 10
q. 0ee brls. The stock hand Jan. 1st, 1885, 10
1851 bris less than the same In 1855. The ave-
rars price 10 t1.2S, against $l.78 in 1854. The
import Of sperm oil for 1865 will not probably ex
csed 20 900 to q, 900 brls, and with the unprsce
dsntsd small stock on hand, We do not - how the
demand, both in this country and in Europe, can
be supplied; nor do We see any good reason Why
the price should not advance to considerable fur
| ther extent
/ The import Of whsle oil 10 greater than what
was anticipated in the early part Of the year, and
is in excess 1875 brls thst Of 1854 The stock
on hand JAM l, 1866, was 1o,471 brls in excess Of
the corresponding period in 1855. The home con.
sumption in 1855 was 64,107 brls. The export
| for the year was comparatively nothing-only l.
500 brls-Io, $40 brls less than in 1854 The I'M
port for 1866 will probably not exceed 900 bris
The average price in 1895 WAS sl.45, sgainstsi'z'
| in 1854.
The Import Of vhalebone IL short OF that o.
1854, 14I foo lbs. The export vas 900 ns iess
than in 1884. The average price y y ~ againsl
! 81, 80 in 1854. The stock on hand Jan. ], 1850
is $3.50 lbs more than the corresponding PERIOD
in 1865,
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BY Telegraph. ssw Yoaa, Feb I
cottonFavors buyers at 4sS4s for middiing, chiefly
at inside prices.
Flour Less active but prices generally without de
cided chanee t0Ss SO for Extra State 20 for exrs
r. H. O., and 1899 IS for Trade Brands. the marle
closing quiet.
Nhsky-Dnil and nom inal at 2312 &C.
Grain-Whest Dull and lD2c lower; | 65 for mix ed
Milwaukee, 70 for New Amber Milwaukee Club and
II for choice New Amber Milwaukie delivered Rive
dull Barley and Barley Malt steady Corn dull and lc
lower $3.50 for unsound sl0s4 for sound mi ed v..
ern in store and delivered and sls3 for new yellow
Oats shade rmer at +o@46 for unsound WESTERN and
SO for sound do.
droceri.s-sugar less aetre Cuba Muscovado at laa
lsh; Havana at ll0llK Moiasses dull Porto Rico a,
6da97o.
Petroleum Dull, at 31lz9s2 for Crude, and 5las1
for Refined in Bond.
Hops In demand al 2oG27l for new crop.
Provsions-Pork dull and heavy, At 70 sziea2o s7ix
for new mess closing 20 Sis 90 for old do q Sc
Oh 75 for prime and % ooa2s 80 for prime mes, .,c
seen bbls new mess for February and March seller,
option at % 6o12e rs Beef steady at previous prce.
Beef hams quiet At 4l@43 Cut meats rm sales Of ,oc
packages at l0l2e foi shoulders 14olsIS for bans
Bacon dull Dressed hogs arm 12z0l3I for westrrn
and ls140ls3 for city. Lard hrmsr 1t IsIolsI< also
$50 bbs for February and March, sellers option at re
Butter steady at 2o033 Ohio and 25A3s for st.ta
Cheese nrmer at 1s69lsk
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Chicago Market.

By Telegraph oaIcAse, Feb.T.
The receipts Of hogs to-day, both live and dressed
foot SOS head against L PSI head fer Wednesday
Of last week
Provisions-Quiet; pork At e 90; sales ut
20 7s08 81 Nothing doing in prime ordi nary;
light Gales Of shoulders from dressed hogs 49,
Sweet picked hams 1T l6A17ls. Green meats quiet.
Dressed hogs from Ii 01Gll Is market closing rather
quiet
Flour-In better demand,
6ran-wheat &c lower; No spring at l 1901 1917;
No spring dull at 50. Corn dull and almost uomIn L
Dat, nc lower; No at 81 e221< aud No at Ie1<e2o
Rye and Barley nominal.
Notwithstanding doing, at . 1922 Il.
s~eds-Tmothy steady At I5des IS.
salt-Quiet.
Botter-Good supply aud easy.
Live Overwhelmingly active at 1910 co.
Cattle-ouiet ard scarcely 30 nrm yesterday.
sheep-6oc lower, at 4 60 - rs for good to prime.
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RIVER News. ferry boat is running
unlnterruptedly at Quincy across the main
channel of the river. Packets run from 8.
Louis as far as Alton. The Missouri river is
still closed.
James D. Mslin,'' says the WHO d Re
publican, the former popular clerk of the
Lucy Bertram, occupied the same position on
the Inflated Missouri, fine Lower Miss;ssin
pr river boat, and it was at first reported tba,
nc had been seriously injured Jim's manv
friends will be pleased to learn that he as.
capped unframed. 1t is almost miracle thu,
any one escaped without the loss of n limb
at least, Judging from the accounts Of the
explosion.
The commander of the Missouri. Csnta;r
). \. Hurd, was severely injured. If we arc
not in error, he is the same Capt. Hurd who
lost one of the finest baats that ever aoated
above the Rapids, the Efie Alton. which wa.
destroyed some years ago by coming in con.
tact with the famous Rock Island Bridge
His wife was killed by the late explosion III.
many friends on the river will sincerely svn
pathise with him in his sad bereavement.
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senes Of omciAl experiments have he., -.
- ooawlch, knsiand, to test tho capacity ~ s1.se
.rosan - Substitute for coal in tie proan..P! T..
2. steam. one coseission arrived 1t 4 ths, ~
som.s ne on - engine Of 100 horse power b.
.noirom - to 30 per esnt II ~ a. -. -. II
.sston,y determined that the oil NAV BE- $780, =
80 - IN tanks, and Be incapable Of iprit;or 49,. =
.neuSa red hot eannoa ball vent thro..a ~
mass The furnace reqsirsd for the ~. 81 ' %,
.oe'e y ve'y sn.h, 20 thss large smour, :,
ssst .tb bs0% ssa y avsd. Tia report state.
sssissm will hsrs an immeSists sds. .aePA p
TIE as.ts o. al other nations, and tie ~, ms
complies 70 eecept the inveatiou. hovevs, 49,
ntsse q In y asay ~ va,aa. -'"''" 0sses-
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Walter Brown & Co.'S Monthly Wool
Circular.


| The month of January has disappointed those
who anticipated active trade in wools and We
enter another month with a dull market. The de-
mand has been confined to the immediate necessi-
ties Of manufacturers, and sales have generally
been in small parcels at prices within the range of
our quotations. The stock in market is not
large and holders are generally firm in their views
still looking every week for more activity
The trade in wooden goods, which has been so
exceedingly quiet during the month, is likely to
begin 10 move very soon, the time has arrived
when Jobberf must make up their stocks for the
opening of the country trade; and when manufac
turers find that their products passing into the
hands Of consumers, they will come into market
more freely for the raw material
From these considerations think 1t reason-
able to expect better demand during the present
month for both fine and medium woods Western
holders will probably send their parcels forward
and let them have the benefit OF the daily demand
which, though taken in small lots yet enables MS
to effect large aggregate sales at the best market
rates.
Pulled woods are in moderate request, without
any material alteration in values. The REGENTS
from city and country appear to keep pace with
the Gales, and, as consequence, there is fair
supply of most kinds, although there's no great
accumulation of stock. We look for an impro,ea
demand during the month, and would suggest to
consignors of these woods that they cannot be too
careful in sorting the different qualities, and in
keeping coarse locks out of the finer kinds Ait
tie extra care will well repay them.
california Woods are very quiet, most of the par
GELS IN market being held at figures above the
viewsof buyers, while otherlots not adapted TO
the presents wants of manufacturers
ihere have been some recent arrivals of Texas
woods which have claimed some attention: and
sales to considerable extent have been made
within the range of our quotations
forelgn Woods have also received fair share Of
the current demand, and number Of sales of the
inner descriptions have been made atabout previous
The stock in market is not large, and holders
are generally firm in their views
our foreign adviees report stock light and prices
hrm' and that the coming clip of Mestizo and Aus
traian Wool contains larger proportion of bury
and weak staple than the last one.
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D. Telegraph NV vorx Fab. =
Aoosy-knles steady ut soc p cent for call loans.
Sterling Exchange-Dull and dropping at l07 l<sslos
ooid-sfesdys opening 1t 1914, and closed At 1904
Government stocks quiet and frm,
Freiehts to Liverpool quiet and very arm.
Stocks heavy.
saoooupons Of 'e2, 1917, do "a lo2, do Of es la4,<
lo-40 Coupons Is.
Treasury Notes 7-sos LIST series ees<
$780,, I'd series, os7z.
7-3os third series, 0sL
USE Year Certificates, new issue, esq.
d Of 81 Coupons, 1854
Missouri SIS 70.
oAA Cert IS WI TsiEk Nycak nws4
fDc sa1F Eris 7c9<; Hsdson VIZ Reading ss,<:
az n lolk n " nv; Do PA sks
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Monetary AIairs.

By Telegraph NEW York, Feb. Z.
The Post says the news of the intended recall OF
the French troops from Mexico has had as yet but
little influence ON the stock exchange.
The suspense relative TO the time and manner OF
reducing the volume Of the currency gives q fe-
verish aspect to the market, and all anxiously
wait the turn which the discussion on the loan
bill will take to- morrow.
The loan market is easy at &c. with the excep-
ton Of transactions on Government Collaterals at
Sc
The rates of money hsvs somewhat stinened in
few days. Commercial paper is in less demand,
and passes at Z and Zoe.
The Stock market is rather improved, and r. r.
shares more active, with disposition to buy.
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soLnlERs-Soldisrs who have served in the
armies Of the Union, children, mothers, every body
that has got bad Cold, Group, whoopinr Cosrh,
oris troubled with any throat or lung compl.i.t.
ws advise you to ne cas's Cough Balsau, IL
cheapest and best cough preparation in the we,il.
And whom yen haze the Dyspspsia, or ars sro,-
bisd with constipstion-the great cause Of M
hssifh-or sny tosbls Of the stomach or bov.,..
use Goes Dyspepsis Cure Immediately. ~
fsb6-d-tus-ths-sst-wIt
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We notice that Mr. c. II. Emerson has
nered into his new building on Fourth street,
where b,s facilities will be ample for the &C.
commodatios of his large and increasing
business. If any of our lady friends want q
sewing machine of any kind, they can be &C.
eommodated by Mr.. E., who will also take
pleasure in giving any desired information in
relation thereto.
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By order of Hon. Francis Springer, Judge,
the February term of the District Court OF
Lee county, Iowa, at Keokuk, is adjourned
until Monday, the 26th day OF February
1866. Attorneys, jurors, witnesses, and other
parties interested will please take notice, and
act accordingly. ID. II. LEouER,
dAw1t Clerk District Court
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-08

ALL srHAK WELL of DR.. c. L. Spencer, Fr.
grant 0douselane fer the teeth. Warranted -
contain no acids, makes peariy white teeth, puri-
les the breath, and 10 ell claim, the purest and
most frsgrantly scently dentrifce ever offered 70
the public, For sale by Wilkinson Bartlett, and
all druggists. ..i-d&v-sn