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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-31
DOCTOR CAROW'S
CHOLERA SPECIFIC.

NOW THAT WE ANTICIPATE CHOLERA
y in our midst, Il behOOyes "a al TO secure and
keep ON hand. some known and efectual remedy
for any emergency, and this we find in DOCTOR
CAROW'> SPECIFIC. which he prescribed and
used with such nnbouEdei success. scarcely ever
losing case.J When this scourge visited Nash
most eminent and successful physicians ard when
his old friends learn this remedy be had, thou
sands who have tested it, virtues will not fail 70
have il on hand. Ii Is no Extent Medicine. but
compound from the Prescription Of this distin
guished Practitioner. There can likewise be no
better remedy for cholera mOr5us diarrhea and
dysentary. For sale ty
T. p. JENKINS 4 CO.. Druggists.
- Market street. opposite Union.
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WOOL.

I WILL PAY CASH. OR EXCHANGE JEANS
i aud Linseys for Wool. Will buy il either in
the grease or clean washed viii have wool manu-
featured. when desired. into Llnsey, Jeans. aud
Blankets Ed. r PENNEBAkER.
Agent for Lebanon Mills
mayg-lm No. South Market ST.
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ENSTRAY MARE.-TAKEN UP BY LEWIS
II Henderson. in District No. l, Stewart county.
Tennessee, April 30th 1866, one SOrrei mare, l5l5
hands high supposed to be Is or IL years old star
in the forehead, and some roam under the name
and on the legs. left hind foot white, some white
spots on the shoulders sore back. shOd before, no
brands percevelble. Valued at $35.
WIN. j. ATKINS,
mly30--3tw* Ranger for Stewart county.
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING
L another addition to his already extensive
SOL II
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GROCERIES,.

Thereby offering inducements to dealers and pur
chasers seldom met with.
Among his Stock will be found the following:
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CITY PROPERTY
SECOND SALE OF LOTS.
OAKLAND PLACE.
On Tuesday, the 9th day Of June,

WE WILL SELL. WITHOUT RESERVE and
w positively, for one fourth cash, and for notes
with security, bearing interest and a lien on the
land-said notes payable in six, twelve. eighteen
and TWEEN ty-four months, those valuable lots into
which the Home Tract Of the late Edward Trabuo
interest in the dover tract, Of - acres and -
poles. These lots are admirably situated between
the MurfreesbOro and Stones River Turnpike.
about 21I miles from the city. The soil is very
superior. On some of these lots there are fine,
never FILLING springs, and splendid building lots.
Plats will be exhibited on the day Of sale.
Omnibuses will leave the terminus Of the South
Nashville Street Railroad from 9 70 II o'clock 4.
n. Refreshments viii be provided,
T. r. GLAsC0Ck,
A. z. TRABUE
mayE-td Commissioners.
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THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING
L another addition to his already extensive
Stock of
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
Thereby offering inducements to dealers and pur
ehssers seldom met with.
Among his Stock will be found the following:
GROCERIES.
Sngars, Of all kinds. Coffees. Of all kinds.
Green and Black Teas. Star Candles, Soaps Salt,
Oysters. several brands. Sardines English and
American Soda, Fox's Starch. Indigo, Copperas.
Nader.
LIQUORS.
Otard Brandy, Hennessy Brandy, American
Brandy, Port Wine. sherry Wine. Madeira Wine
Clarets, Champagne Wines. Old Whiskies Brandy
Peaches, Peach aud Apple Brandy. Holland and
American Gin
CIGARS. ETC.
Carolina LIST. %, and Cd. Peru and other brands
Smoking and Chewing TObsceos. Pickles English
and American. Sauces, English and American
Mustard and Spices. Crackers, Candies Molasses
Syrups Mats, Glassware, and many other articles
too numerous to mention.
ROBERT THOMPSON,
may2D-Sm 70 South Market Street.
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ALE! ALEI!

I'VE ARE JUST IN RECEIPT OF 100 BAR
w rels and half barrels Of superior articles Of
WHEELING STOCK ALE, which we Offer at
factory prices TREANOR x co.
mavg7-Iw
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And REGULATIONS from our most popular American
and English Authors, on
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Evenings. at the Masonic Hall.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CECIL HARCOURT,
AUTHOR AND ELOCUTIONIsT.
DRAMATIC READINGS

ave The honor Of deIiyerins his admire
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81 College street, Nashville, Tennes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16
Geological spsealaaiensT

Prof. AgAssis, in the Atlantic Monthly,
comes TO the conclusion that the continent OF
North America was 1t one time covered
With ice . mile in thickness. The proof il
that the slopes Of the Allegheny range OF
mountains are glacier worn on the very ton,
except few points which were above tie
level Of the icy mass. Mount Washington,
for instance, 10 over six thousand feet hieh,
and the rough, unpublished surface Of its sum.
nits, covered with loose fragments, Just BE-
low the level ct which glacier marks como 70
On end, tells ~ that il lifted it head alone
above the dssolate waste OF ice and snov. In
this region, then. the thickness of The
sheet cannot have been much leas than
ak thousand feet, and this 10 ia keep
ing with the same kind Of evidence in
other parts Of the country for, wherever the
mountains are much below six thousand feet,
the leo seems 70 have passed directly over
them, while the few peaks rising on the
hight are Left untouched. The glacier, he
argues. vas Gods great pillow, and when the
ice vanished from the face Of the land, il left
i prepared Tor the hand ofthe husbandman.
The hard surface Of the rocks we're ground 10
powder. the elements Of coil we're mingled In
fair proprotions, granite was taken into the
lime regions, lime was mingled With the
more arid and unprodu,tivs districts. and
soil was prepared 6l for the agricultural user
II man. There are evidences al over the
polar regions to show that q one period the
heat Of the tropics extended oil over the
globe. The ice period is supposed 70 be
long subsequent 10 this, and next TO last
before the advent ofthis earth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

THAT Excrssiox-N 10 ixed for NEXT
Tuesday. The committee named elsewhere
will notice that $. !. are to meet u the Coun
cal rooms this ma-nng at o'clock. Let The
members Of 1t b. acre promptly 1t The hoor
Our people should nave pride in irving our
eueses worthy welcome. Des Moines hos.
p'tafsy was unboun led when our people iour.
nsyed unto that II inicipality. The citix.o,
81 keokak will moi as behind the Des Noiner.
herein.
Here is . way mark in Hawk Eys growth.
out OF it, wildness, out Of its unbrokea prsi.
mes, have come in these few jean By western
muscle and industry and thrii, fsrns, wen or
NY eultnrsd, towns, beautiful asd osherv;s..
~ dsvelopsd elements Of Seate proeosr;,y.
including IL railrsad froa Ksekuk = n,s.
1cinsa
That distance ms sra~srsed : eaors s,re
go ~ish lumbsrins coaehss. or ~ uorltn.
bsrinx wagons Tho sovereign les;sl..or. q
this sovereign State sers b;ennially s,er;se.a
subjected to iaquisiioeial Ansssss q .. $50
- shsif diaiag1isksa kssssA The ro>aA (
bsas1s - ~ Staas, u fss - sahss su.ss,
sAen besaase + iaprosus ~ - ehae~aers
II To HosssstDs nsprssssaa16sss u ss~
people. Tbess iss't ssssiy = nseA prolss-.
y nov - heresofsss Gsosisg ct Or ! tip =
The Capital
Bas the o. Mo;nsss vill eoas a.to -; 10
as sirs4bsa . Asassv rssspisas ~ ~ ia;s
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wAssKsrox, Nov. l3.-The report Of the Sse-
Rotary of the Treasary will b looked for With
inter- u. 1t II understood that the Secretary Of
the Treasury will ask Congress for legislative
power to enforce his views uhieh look to IN early
rather than speedy resumption Of specie pay
ment This redemption Of legal currency 1T the
rate Of four millions month Will do but little to
accoMPii-h this most desirable result or to cheek
that spirtt Of speculation which 10 the bane Of
the country. With four hundred millions Of green
backs out, the four millions . month 10 but ~ .
drop in The bucket, nor can such slow mode Of
rcdueti n produce the least effect upon National
Bank notes for tuo years 10 come; Tor 20 long -
there nre morn legal tenders than National bank
notes the National Banks have motiyeto check
speculation or to do business in that Kind Of way
v Itch is necessary for ssteiy. These view, a.
10 ct, ne understand will be pressed upon Con.
gress By Mr. Meculoch. All the power Of re-
,emption which Congress has given him, hiss been
ased to ito very s1tsnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

A 0oop Enrss1nlss.-O fised II. W.
Wssecets came roasd viii bic spieadid "tarn
ost" yesterday ahsrnsss, - drove = Out
10 10 drivis9 eosrss book u The esUstssy.
This b capital ssserpriss, Ne crsdis q orig.
mating which bslongs 70 Mr.. Weeaeose end
Mr. A. J. Wilkinson. Other gsntIsnss
viewed il favorably, and 80 Il happens that
men arc Il work making track. The grossds
are just beyond the cemetery, are finely sisa-
ated, commanding hGndsons prospect, and
are easily accessible in short drive from the
city.
An effort ID being made to get the drive in
condition for trial Of horse speed BY the
time the Des Moines excursionisss visi, ~.
The gentlemen originating the matter want
TO ges the ground and prepare il, so that :
fair can be held here next fall. This 10 6ns
project, and should be carried out. Bot they
have found difficulty in securing the grounds.
With that near sightedness that has charsc.
terised so many Of our property holders in and
about Keokuk, and which has Cursed the city,
isuo o~pefs fcioee " eeu VI ieNse tof any.
thing less than unpronounceable prices. The
land is laid of in city lots-oa msps-and Of
course it can only be put to building uses u
metropolitan prices. This Is the intenses,
stupidity that ever blishted the prosperity Of
. town.
successful fair could be gotten up hers
very easily. Accessible by rail, not only oul
own county and portion Of the State, but Han,
cock county, across the Mississippi, and Clart
county, across the Des Moines, would con.
tribute largely to insuring u . good fair
These gentlemen deserve much credit fol
what they have done and are doing in for
warding the enterprise. We hope that thsil
labors will not be in vain.
.
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An IIIi.ois correspondent Of til. Boston B.i.

An ItisoH correspondent Of Tue bostuu bNI-
iesis says:
In IS we began TO hear about cash goods hsing
put into time bills this yea, vs hear more Of il
from leading houses in Nev York, and from other
qusrters--a leng.hening out on credits to six
months The result 10, the retailer 10 selling for
one-quarter to onr-t third cash and the balance on
credit. Credit oat here means until the price Of
pfoduca suits the farmers to sell.
The credit business 10 being extended to IN
siarming extent throughout the West II ever
there vas . time when great caution should BE-
observed in credits il 10 nov. Many Of the old,
substAntiai merchants Of the West, anticipating
the return TO credits, have cold out and retired
from the goods busness," With the feeling that
when . man who has credit 1t home can 20
East and get stock Of goods. it is time for them
TO quit"
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yeau. q Ina .strsaa lnesrss4s.


0oeA 0arAsts.
BALsinoas, Nov. 10.
With light receipts snd GOD dsnasd. clover
has materially improved, saiss Of some 500 bush
els new crop being reported Ut % oo9s15. Old
crop has ranged from - IS % ~. BisssDsd y
unchanged, tho srusbers paying - - for clean
lots. Timothy sold early In the vssh d - IS IN
round lots, and 1t % 7og37s for small parcels,
but ssiss have bsea made pablo for some days.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1o.-Ciovsr seed continues
scarce; smAil sales are making 1t IS % to 90 =
bushs for old and new 800 bushels timsfhy seld
st g so. Fiax seed sells vt - 759, 80 per bash
q In aavss0.
CrsciHSArI. Nov. 12.-Flax 10 steady. sad 10
good request 1t 81 rs per bushel Clover 10 bald
6rmsr at IS 90 u s 10. Timothy 10 In good spee-
ulstivs demand Ut 81 90. bat 10 held at Is 10 70
3 Is per bashel.
CHICAGO, Nov. H.-Inactive and nominal st
~ IS to 3 I4i for good TO prime Timothy, and
from - 10 TO : IS for FLAG.
81. LorIa, Nov l3-- Yisx declined, With saiss
ct - IS per bu.h.l, sacks returned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

LAMB KNITTING MAcHixE.-Tbs GROWING
triumph. The complete Knitter. Operating
entirely on . new principle. This machine
knits the heel TO the stocking and narrows ii
at the toe. Ii sets up its own work, widen,
and narrows, and does the various kinds OF
plain and fancy knitting. Knitting done to
order and on short notice by Mrs. E. A. Par.
ker, at the new Singer rooms, up stairs, on
Fourth Street, between Main and Biondeau
Also Machines for sale. Please call and ex-
anime this new and beautiful invention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

TIE foundations are laid for the nev school
house in the Seventh Ward. The bricks are
secured, and the building viii be erected and
completed next season. II will b. on the
same plan, but somewhat larger, than the
Wells building, and will be an ornament TO
our city, and one Of the finest school houses
in the State.
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fEltid M Csnnirtid.

"A Georgia plAat~ says b shah REALISE Ire
halss Of eoetsa - Tie haad.
Two thousand yards Of sil-slcth are nsds sv-
~ day = winthrop, Ne.
Tho Biddeford Journal annosnsea thst IL u
paper sellsr maaafAetoriss In ths Usitsd eteess
have been consolidated. and Mayor Shaw Of Bid
defera, Aas bssa chosen Frssidsat Of the company
II : salary Of ~, 900.
Tho Otis Manufacturing Company Of WAR,
Mass. have declared . semi annual dividend Of
10 Per cent. ($too Per share), payable on demand.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

GOODS for men and boys wear ct old gold
prices. Great slaughter Of Cassimsrss. Cas-
simeres that sold last season at - 80 per
yard We now Offer At 81 so and % 90; So 80
Csssimeres Tor % Is per yard. Good oil
Wool Csssimeres for 81 SO per yard. Go to
Bosswick 1 Co. and get bargains that will do
you good. (novll-2tAfri)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

Usr "Chilton's Eclectic Cleanser" Il ie
the greatest laborsaver ever insented--no,
even excepting the sewing machine. Il is
an inve.erate fos TO grease and dirt which
makes it friend 70 every woman.
Sold By I'll drurrists and rrneerr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

~ yoa want White Hair made beautiful ..
In youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, .
Dandruf head perfectly cleaned, looss hair
made fastuse DR.. TEssrr's Psychologist
Reeeuerator. kerr / FULLra, Agents.
Sold By all Druggists. fri-san.wsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

ANA Dickinson lectursd as Burlingtcn
Tuesday evening. She had . full house. The
Hark-Ey speaks highly Of her lecture, the
subject Of which Vas |" Something 70 Do, :.
considered With regard 70 female employ
menI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

THAT Observation-Disclosures yesterday for
the hrst time the laboratory, that is nov {.
marked feature Of the house of Wilkinson,
Bartlett 4 Co. It's presided over BY Mr..
Gray Bartlett, assisted BY DR.. John Bartlett,
both practical chemists Of great experience,
skill and culture. Though the the establish.
mens is not large tits thorough in its equip.
ments. There are retorts and crucibles, and
reservoirs, and pipes, and variousIy appear.
ing vessels and chemicals numerously. 1t q
valuable addition to the popular hou. e
above named.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

TIE ssllans 0snssal Hsdrck, Postmaster
q, Ouumwa, Ass bsea removed. 8. b.
Evans, Of The CoppsrAsad 1~esJ takss his
rlnre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

No~-A.sAss, + win ssssssliy - sLsaa
~ - - whe --kssss ~ - hssp -
~ be- sissys - hasd = sspply 4 -
Aheseefie Cisaasss.r ~ ~ - efstb -
salssbsastssas. ~ sxsss1lvs dzsausy ~
Issgs hotsfh rsdsesi - ssupnseivs,r
nall saasss.
~ b ~ dsve1isls - sseeus.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

THEY didn't come visibly. Across the
water, in England, the heavens we're brillian,
with them. They held very frolic, playing
at hide and 90 seek" among the constella.
tons But there, wasn's enough to 20 round
and very few we're spared for Uncle Sans
dominions. Pity. Pity for our "corps OF
observation" Pity for the seniors and the
Juniors Who sat up during the night, or goi
up repeatedly to witness the gratuitous dis.
play Of celestial fireworks. They may have
fallen here, but it was after the sun had risen
and bis jealous rays wouldn't permit rush
hight meteors 70 BE- attracting public atten
ton. Pity for all ofus, for this phenomenon
doesn't como 50 repeatedly in ones life time
that one can afford 70 miss it when il does
come.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

Mn. Drsrrx, Of Clayton, hands % tAs Of
6ci.i vote Of Adams county, Illinois. The
whole vote was 1892 Ooppsrhsad majority
65o.
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An Interesting Question

WHAT eisss % people ri W nSnss susceptible -
w sssscks from Choiera'
DvfA -stiv thee seecf.d 9TH any siesAas Of the
stsnaeh liver any OF th1 organs sppsrfaipine 70 II
sssIon This ella II p~rs1ns undoubtedly viii be
hsble Ibis ds-~sse than those poss~assd u
stsoaG Asd he sithy ais~s,iss orxsna-
The eaesr,cn then nssur Ny aries. hov shall 70
saofs an keep shss~ In healthy aud uosnsl
eccditteri wea By st,-ntten ~ dr. atcsa3aG
oil iatox eating dgints, natter In vhst fern pr~
sssteA aud by the according - aiFse,ns u sass
ess.s ssrsrg h-sins ,ousr,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

GRroo, Of the New York store, 10 deter
mined TO bring the price Of dry goods 70 the
old standard. Ten pieces Of heavy red
twilled danssls Il 10 cents. All other goods
in proportion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

uurpsa q rsessits fce ~ regular ~.
-. vho vses salisesd = tAis paaes, vers
..n, to their regiment ysseseday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

ApvsuY,suxo 10 good thing. A losa brsasl-
pin vas advertised in yesterday morning's
paper, and ii IN early boar the loussr had
renamed the property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

ExprplTlors-We were surprised TO End
that in the short space Of one night Huiskaml
h Matess' Boot and Shoe establishment,
had left its cramped quarters and comfortable,
spread itself in the building formerly occu
pied BY Geo. c. Anderson 1 Co., a. . bank
They have now the finest and largest hous,
on Main street, and as they have Away,
kept the best and cheapest boots and shoes
they are certainly eutitled TO the largest
share of public patronage. No. 80, We be-
lieve 10 TO be their new number. (lt)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

PRxrISo Isxs.-A stock Of News. Book.
and Ill grades Of coaorsa isks % had from
H. D. Wade I Co., New York. In order 70
accommodate customers, vs have obtained .
supply Of news in kegs containing ten posads
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BY rELEGnArn
chss.se A.sass.

Chicago Aasass.
81 Telegraph cssoAso. Nov. u.
Toe preduc. narhst to-day vs. yer, dull, aud s,ssy
hing V lower.
kosr-Dull and nominal, With . Asehss Of looN3<e
Ssrbt
WhSt-In light esnaad. 4, si = iasa IL, and No
. ~ "a 70.
cof0nDu.i and unsettled, seBssa fss No l, seA Soe
for No D. rnd Tag ~ for rsjsct.a.
'4ts-opsavd In1derstsiy setivs. but sossd doll ana
lOl r. lossi; selss nsde 80 for No q atoss
81 10 bush.s changed hand At 4oAtt1e fur No D. ani
81 sor ri essd,
RSs Il ssssdy sad quiet % for No !; ard ct %
v Nod.
Dsri~vIs - lower, closes qsist 81 Sic Tor No
Z, AMI - 'or sctsd lii sters.
Provi.,oos -fhs nsstss il dali ssd heavy, Win %
material change to n tics in saiuss
Lar i-stesdy 1t Is. Tor ps ns steam rendered.
cs,sle-Bsssa ~ sl4esIs. and stock Ut aesx.
Hogs es 5oas5e.
6hsep-eJ teAS 20 per bod.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

Arcrsos. : Tyler win IN Nh
nosaing, Nov. l6sh, = 10 e'elock, q he
residence Of Ar. r. vogel, On Coaesrt, y.
tsssa Second and Third strssts, his -
Tire Rsraitars, consisting q ~ ussal
variety Of pazior, dasine room, chamber and
kschsa faraitars, eAspsks, BE-, o. 4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

RAILROAD ExcuRsIos,-The Des Moines
Valley Railroad Company have fixed Tues.
day next a. the day for the Railroad Excu,-
sion from Des hoines to Keokuk. The Com.
mittee Of the Council have added the follow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-16

tiaAsuy q - psspss1di;sus - n u - 60
- saasaA pseapsly = ~ Cosscil rdons tAs
noenins
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sew York Aarksx.
~ fsl.gsapA.l Nsv YssH. Hov. Is.
cctton-Hrsvy and hele lower: Si3st,Sc.
Hi,us -kates bets - % $40 ~ fr sapssnns Wet
ssa. SO 70 ola 10 FIR median satrs wat-
~: 81 3oOiS fla d; 81 eakfa for e0u-
70 god shipping br .nls roand boop oaio,
al eool< % for trs6s trssdx the nsriss ciosspg
qs'~'.
Ays siosr-osiss al - 10, Is.
Oosn Assi-Qliss and nomi nsi
Whisky-Qaiet Esd noairai.
WAaA-fhs nArket op-ssd 2a3s better, bus closed
En-, With ~ sdvasos lost, n = e2u for fair No =
Hys-Hrn: sales Of 10 900 Lush.,s It 81 sll n sor
~ W,stSn
lasisy-Rsssph ls7 900 bssh.as The nsrh.a Il Quit.
1ru.
osss-h 3 better, slssins heavy AL uassttlsd and
SseinnE - ., mol sik fer INFERIOR u 81 81 - fsr
sAipDaas nxsa western Ia store sod 81 mol ssk do
s1os eossg 9Th sellers Of Western mixed In store Il
d n.
csss-nscapss u, ~ bssAsls N. narks. opened
sAAs as.er a.d eie.sd stead, .. s7o,le for cAse.so
- Hi .sakse.
kss-Qsiet.
CoHer- Quiet and saaasr.
sugs-DuIE aies u " hhAs ouba ct lekofse
Rostsavy saA lower sslss Of S. 90 bsis Al IA u
e1l aud cd; eos,ss "a - cash and reg
sa IA NON % fer prime Also to- brls new nea .,
- %, seller Jasnary.
Realistically.
Dseoa-lsactivs.
Cut Asats-Heavy: sales $50 pigs q isoisc fee
shoulders, II ltc for bans.
Dressed Hoss-Hsasy At s,<s loo for Western chiefly
nskesAe.
iAri-stssiy and doing sales Of re bss q ~
<iAAr.
Huster-Qui-t - NJ 81 for Ohio.
Shssse-Dnii ~ eol7c.
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Co1lscrres - DousFr.-Sss - va.kss'
h.r~,s cord.
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R-sstteE any csas~ sfasss.s
PROSTkATION OF THE SYSTEM,
indnesd BY Averr uardshp. 1Iposars, Fessrs, .
DIaEAsEs OF CAMP LIFE.
oslAsss, estxens male fsmais stalt youth, vii
end 10 shs sitt~rs pnre fopi. not f.p~pdsnt b
liquors. for their almost miraculous et<cts
This Bittsrs viii cure The ct scrs caass Of
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FOR SALE.

on AcR4e 81 Lana. tsO-t'y In timh+r) the mid
Qua. rusd. 1s-dfne m - ke4kuk tas ak, cut
n. - fFoG the city. and may b. known III. Rich
adson tract Titis good. Pm 80 per sore knsuirs
OF IL ID. TkS-AiCk 4 CO.
ansltd
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kfOh SALE-30 acres of fine grape srd
other fruit isnd ~ a his b siale of cult.
sAtn Il nnd~r fierce with 2eu trees of sa,i
oss Kind come nov barring Price s75 per sere Aiss
- serss joining tbs above iapA, ard h Of the sane
caAyecf-f vi no improve but he al ebciossS
BY PHI ing fence The ANAL eypsps, Prize
80 snd So PEI are. This land psar the re,
irsc~ Of Dr. Hkk bout two miles FRI seccnf strest
keokuk fos Particular enquire OF
neh34 B. TEN EyCg