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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

-FOUR Iltlllt PRESSES
For Sale.

TIE GUERNSEY PowER PRkss, on which the
CARR Crrris now printed. is offered for sale
at . very low price. Its capacity is suti'cient
10 print paper 2sx42 inches, and can be run
sttbe rate Of COO to 800 per hour. 1t is not
necessary to speak Of the quality OF the
work It will perform, as the appearance OF
he paper d the present time will satisfy ev-
err printer on this point. This press is Of
fered for sale to make room for steam press
of greater capacity and specific meet the re-
ouirements Of our increasing circulation.
Also, a. RpGeLEs CARD ASD BlLL.HEAD
pnEs, in good running order, will print in
side OF chase Axe inches, and can be run by
treadle at the rate of 1000 to l,2oo;per hour.
Also, RucGLEs DIAMOND CARD Press,
size inside Of chase sx4l inches, in fine or
der and can be run by a boy at the rate Of
1900 to 1000 per hour. 1t is one of the
best and simplest machines that can DO in
troduced into we'll regulated Office.
Also, for sale, at a bargain, q JOB Pove'
Press something after the pattern fan Adam
press), size inside of chase lax1S inches, ana
substantially built.
All the above presses can be seen in dali.
operation, and printers who contemplate pur
chasing machines will do well to call and ex
anime for themselves.
These presses are not to be sold on accoun
Of any detect which they possess, but beeaus
we want machines better adapted for stear
power, and more suitable TO the wants of tn
growing trade of this city and the surround
ing country.
For further information. address
A. W. SHELDON,
Prop'r GATE CfrY.
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Ctneinnati Market.

GlsciSSAri, Dee. p.
Flour-Duli but unchanged, with sales Of su-
perhne at 50 Scale IS for winter trade brands
do 75al3 90, according to quality fancy brands
4l3 o0als 60.
Gyain--Wheat duh and the demand light, bu.
holders were lot disposed TO make any concessions
therefore ii,tie done. No. spring 50 25a2 20
atad 81 ses2 SIS for winter.
corn-firm but quiet, with sales Of ear at 55c
.helled 6la62c.
0ats-Dull, and prices lc lower, with sales Of
No. at Soc
in the absence Of sales Of consequence this rate ii
little better than nominal. Barley unchanged ant
dali.
Whisky-25c in bond and quiet.
cotton--Duli and SALES. Middling could
have been bought OF so4e.
star C~pdle.-Iu good demand at 72c in III,
large WAY, aud 22Aa23c in the jobtiug way.
Butter and Cheesc--Steady at the last quota
tions.
Hogs-Ra,her dull, but holders firm ant
NIT willing to make concessions of moment, bu
bStehers are disposed TO hold back, therefore no
m hch has been done. s. oaa7 ~ may to regard
Ell IS the whole range. Receipts. 1900 head.
Provisions Mess pork held firmly at *le SO:
20 90, with u moderate demand. Bulk meats up
changed shoulders 73ailc, all packed. Small
sales of clear bacon sides at lasal3tc.
Lard--Firm but quiet at II Sal2c-the latter TIT
rate generally asked-pr.s steam at liaii,s
! and head and gut at i9fc. Green meats in fai
ddmand ut 53a7sc, and yss94c for shouldcrs, side
add hams, but in most cases holders sontended 70
ii higher for ahoulders and sides:
Monetary--Th money marae, Is very close, ans
it exceedingly difficult 10 borrow at leal2 pc
cent.
Exchange-Dull, bankers being generally With
drawing their balances from the East. The bag
Ing rates we're Aalie discount, and selling at pa
and shade under,
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n.s -. - -, ~ = ~ ~
ii ~ pspelas beaAs isBssa. ~ desigsatsa s1es
ft@n ~ tine tksy ksve y rua. Thy seaf 80
~ - TIA. ksdsenat,s afles Nsy 1st l0el5
p1y,lls May IA, s1ee4 Intsssse = : psf csatv =
edld. poyah1s Nay - Novoah9 - '!he 60
% bcads u tkis iseas esnaaaA highsf -
snlun thea ~ ~, sssasse thsZ a.s e - -
R;.s.t-.-tiss 81 1854. issusd November 1st
40 rvaeemAA1e after Novsnbsf lot, lboSs pay
sIle NovsaSsr lit, 1884. Intsssst par csnt-, II
edld payabls May aad NovsnAef LIT.
Five-twsnties 81 1855, Novsahsr issue Ihses
bdnds bar date November LET, 1855, rsdssnahas
.f{sr November Let, 1870, payable Noven6sr -,
laEs Iatsrss. per cent, in sol4 payable Nay
add November Lat.
Five-t weaties Of 1855, July issus-These bonds
srS issued In exchange for ssvsa-thries convertsA
"a besr date July LIST, 1855, rsdeemAhle aftei
idly Int, 1870 payable July LIST, 1865. Interest .
pei cent. in gold, payable January ist and July
fen forty bonds, bearing this name from the
number of years for which they are issued; being
redeemed after ten years, and payable forty year.
frdm March l, 1854. Interest ~ 8 per senf., y
soId payable on the 90 the soc and l,Se0 eeapos
bonds, and on all the registered. March LIST and
September LIST and on the zoos and sos coupons
yesrly on March LIST.
First series 5-IV Treasury notes, uAtou NJ
gust Is, 1864, payable three years from date, o
onver.ibls at the option of the holder, into 5-2
year bonds, having the came features - the Oh
| 5-tOs, only beginning August Is, 1857 The N
tefest on these Treasury notes Is 1t the rate Of
| 3-to per cent per annum, in currency, being on
ceh, day on each $50, and payable August l5tl
| and February 18th.
| Second series $40 notes. Same as the mrs
excepting they date June Is. 1865, and IN
| tetest pay able June is and December ID. Con
vertible June Is 1865, either into $40 bonds o
money, at the option Of the holder,
Third series 3 10 notes. Same as the hrs
two. except that the Government reserves th
right to pay the interest at any tine, u y
&c at in gold, instead of $40 in currency, cor
yertible three years from their date, viz: July j
1865. into 5-2os. Interest payable July 10 On
January Is,
All the gold bearing bonds are issued eith'
coupon or registered.
An the coupon bonds are issued in denomin'
lions Of $50, Sloe, $500 and $1,000; registcre
the same, with s., geo and $4,000.
The 8. 10 notes are issued in sums OF 800. *ie
$500, 81 900 and $4,000, all With coupons
| tachcd.
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The following list of bonds and the dates Of re-
demptiou, ssd tho time that interest falls due on
each series, win be found quite convenient to
those fortunate enough to be the possessor Of
some Of the bonds.
There nj present outstanding no less than
nine different issues Of Government securities so
varied in name, rate Of interest, and the time at
which they msture. that even tho largest dealers
puzzled Al times to state them .intellieently,
1t 10 certainly gr~a, Inconvenience, Is weil A.
embarrassment, that the national indebtedress
should exist in 50 many shapes; but they were
created under the Law Of necessity, and must be
borne unlcss Congress shoald adopt the project Of
consolidating the debt, which, at the last session
was agitssed to considerable extent. Eisneed.
less now 10 repeat the great and numerous sdvan-
tAses resulting from having the debt ia one shape
end paying uniform rate ofinteress II NAV b
rsnsFksd that the 0ovssnnsnf will exchange free
Of cost any coupon bonds for ssisssesd Of The
sAas ssse. IL eosvsrsiea u seven -thtstiss into
Avs-twsstiss progrsssss - rapidly thas before
lsas tine Il Is removable to suppsss the former
vill yaaish out Of sight. The following an the
diEsssss issaes of seeuri.iss:
sisss 81 81, Astsd u 1881. and psyahle twsnty
yearl from January ls(Asa Jsly lst Il thaG yser;
hense thelr naxse. They are dus A. D. 1881, IN
tsssst % thsn PR csat., in gsld, payable Jaaa.
~ IN ~ Jsiy ~
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The Treasury at present holds sei, s2' ,34i in
gold. SIS, oT8.7to Of which il in certificates.
Imports Of the week at the por, Of New
York were SIS 900, of which dry goods were
s2,25o, 200, and general merchandise sS,ooo.oee.
The total amount Of National Bank Currency
now in circulation 10 reported at $29s .Se7 500.
Five -Twenties closed 10 London last evening
Al 724. The latest quotation for gold in New
York s given at 1891.
Disbursements OF the Treasury to The various
Departments of the Government during the past
week amounted to si,s74934.
Steamers took out from New York yesterday
Sl25,ooo in specie. One million and half Of
specie arrived in the steamer Ocean Queen from
Aspinwal
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
By rslesrsphl csicio", Dec r.
ProYi,ions-Msrket arm and steady. Mess Port Al
SIS so prime ti3 L~rl 1ic. Dry saitsd should
err &c packed. gresa shoulder sI41siS green hans
from dr,s.ed hoss 81.
Dressed Hogs Active: SO so1e IS Tor gcSa-
Fionr-steaay quiet stock. light
wbeat-shade htmss cioses at g os67 % resta,
rec. ipts 81 Nc !: 81 41sel S. for No 2 sprinx.
Corn-Dril: market sh.de higher SAFES Of No ~ II
15e rejected at 81 Sss. closing quiet =. '54se for
former
oat.-Duli easter; email safes Of No 2 At ss,+atee
rejected at a.
Rye-Rirm: steady. sssso for No /; sl1ss for No
la store.
B.rl.y-Firmtr: No 2 10 store nj e.1ea
High~ipss-Segl.cted and nominal.
Cattls-Bsst 70 ooas so second grade u oc1A 70
no ssles.
uoss-ss !s@s IS.
shsep-ss y - SO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

AN INDIVIDUAL from Suckerdom came Up
from the river yesterday, bearing across his
shoulders prairie chickens and rabbits innu-
merable. He is evidently practical sports.
man; with an eye to business, for he disposed
of bis stock to the groceries along his line .oi
march.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

HENRY W. BELLOWS is next in the course
Of lecturers, who will certainly be here du.
ring The winter.
Then Mrs. LIPrIScorr-Grace Greenwood
and then again RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
This is an attractive list
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

The Ladies' Benevolent Society received
from the little girls fair Of Miss Lawrence 8
school, the handsome sum Of SIC 60.
From Mrs. Irwin, Of the firm of Kramer:
Irwin d Co., large box of caps and fur
trimmed goods, for which we tender our
thanks.
A meeting for the purpose of sewing will
be held Tomorrow "wednesday, at one
o'clock, at Chatham Square Church.
BY order Of the President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

0BITuARY.-FRASK SHELDON, brother of
Col. SHELDON of the GATE, died yesterday
morning in Granville, Ohio, of Typhoid Fe-
yer. He was in his 18th year, and was
young man of noble traits, 6ne abilities, and
much promise. His so early death is mat.
ter of profound regret by all that knew him
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

c.r.r or Dxcttys IN GoLp.-The Chicago
Tribane of Sunday says :" The downward course
of gold during the past three or four days has ex-
cited considerable attention. Various reasons
have been assigned for it--dscounting the effects
of the payment of the January interest the mp
probation Of our bonds in Europe, and the p
cline OF the same in New York. One of the
strongest reasons may be found 10 the falling %
| in our imports, and the consequent less demand
for gold for customs and the purchase Of foreign
| aycbapge.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

JupoE TIMBULL, Of Bloomfield, was in
town yesterday.
Our friend McNrE, of Keosauqua, known to
many of our citizens, started yesterday TO re.
visit his native Scotia. He will be absent q
few months
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

WERE glad 10 receive call yesterday from
has become one Of the permanent institutions
Of that city, but we hope will not entirely
lose his uawkeye indemnity.
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Foa ST. LouIs.-The steamer Imperial
will be at the Levee to day, at 10 O'Clock,
ready to receive passengers or freight for St.
Louis. Think Of it, boat leaves Keokuk on
Christmas for St. Louis, with navigation un-
imneded
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

FEsTTylrrEs.-There we're various things on
hearts of the juniors. Ours is public char
itably considersie on this score. II ministers
10 the qualification OF Young humanity.
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It. Louis Market

81. Louis Market.
BY relegrAph.l sY. Loers, Dec. ~
flour s'esdy and unchanged.
whes,-oniet, Spring q; Fall 81 $oa2 60.
corn-puii and lower; yellow S. mixed So
o~ts-Duli: sod6s.
Rye--Dui; 81 10
Bari-!-sp;ing 81 10. Fall 81 70,
Pork-t2s o..
Lad-uLe.
Whisky-s2 Is.
Hogs-fs 5oA6 50.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

lr YOU wish piece of that Bear meat 60 to
Landes Restaurant this morning, at half pas,
ten o'clock, and you will find it on the Lunch
Table, together with Roast Postum and Pig
Tai Pie. Jake knows how to get them up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

EcoxoNY.-ltis truly economy to use d.
B. De Land & Co.. Best Chemical Saleratus.
because, for the same money you get more
and better Saleratns. (d6w1u
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c. H EMERSON, corner Of 4th and Blon-
deau streets, is manufacturing an extra
wooden Sock, for gents aud boys. (dec23,stl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

SELLING Orr DRY GooDs AT CosT-Philips
& Kerr will offer their entire stock of winter
goods at cost and less for the next thirty daus
20 early, as now is the time to sec re bar.
gains. dec2l-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

BrRKiTr Co. will sell at retail, at cost,
mems seal, otter, and beaver fur caps; ladies
fitch, rat, and coney fnrs Indies beaver
trimmed hoods and scarfs undershrts and
drawers. decIe-lot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

BiASxETs.-7l to g! pounds Fine Woo
Bleached Blankets, for sale low by J. b.
Gelatt, l23 Main street. ~ [dle-tf
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flHantlal anb Commercial.
KEoKuK MARKET.
December "a. 1855

Tho warm weather the latter par, Of the week
caused reduction in the price of turkeys and
chickens, large supply OF which were in the city
Grace mill -four is shade lower. Buckwhes,
nour in lover
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CITY NEWS.

Tnr Post-0fase will be open to-day from
oto 10 A. M, and from to GIN.
No PAPER To-xoRRow.-As It is contrary
10 rnles for printers to work on holidays,
there will be no paper issued from this office
tomorrow morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

Tor viii want to make your friend . gin
to-day. You will thank US for naming 10
TO you the Jewelry establishment Of SAs'L
g. Bsipcrs as the place to get it. In Esss
or West you can not find . moro magnificent
stcck.of 6ne goods. Ar. BaIDars' house l.
credit 70 the city and the State. and he
Northeast The amount Of goods be has,
unsurpassed out Of New York, shows his On.
tespriss.
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CORN MLAL--sa loo ms ......... ........... 81 40
sUNDRIES.
BuTrER--th eiee lots find ready sale at sc to 30c
per n
EGes-23e IN 2se PER dog we're the ruling figures
today,
soneaes-- New from 10 to SOC per gal, III de-
roand, according to quality.
parAroEs Choice lots at soc p tushel
CnlcksSs Per dozen..................... 81 so
TuRksrs---( Dressed 10 to l2lS p 70.
HosEr--In boxes, 90 TO 22c per h.
LARp--ll 10 lie per n.
GREEN Arrigs-From soc to 81 90 per bus, ac-
eerdng TO quality.
0SIoss-soc per bushel.
Tussirs--25c per bush.
BEEswAx--2se 10 soc per ID.
Hoos gross, Sc net si@6ic.
TALLow-In coal oil bbls, sac; do loose So
perb.
RAss--4 to 4ie per ib
Woot-Tub washed 35c.; fleece do hne Soc;
unwash-i. OF.
FEArHgRs--prims eec per n.
HrpEs-Grcen, &c; do salted &c: green calf skins
l2.c; dry Hint l3c do saited lc: dana ged
and grubby off; pelts Csc to S.
BRAs-In demand at 7ic per 100 lbs.
LHAr-More firm Timothy slo 90 to sl2 90 pc,
ton: Prairie, IS 90.
woop--$e 90 % 81 90 per cord, sceoriinY 10 Quail
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

hAv. yoa ever considered the r;sk ron rup
hy neglectins What is apparently slight coldsi
III not. think before the seed 81 disease -.
inmates in the system. Msrsden's Pectorpi
Balm has been found successful in the treat.
ment OF oil cases. For sals By Kerr L Ful.
ler, Ksokuk.
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view York Market.
By Tsisgrsyh.1 Nav Texx, Dec "a
costOn-puii and unchanged sales oso bales ssss1ss
for middiing upiands
Flour-Reeeipts 273i tbls. quiet; sishost change.
sale. ssc bbs; IS 2szs 90 Tor super Western - &Da
II m-s,ium extra Ai sosls choice d.; 40 %
ai7 common to good shipping br.sts, X. H. o.
IL esEfa IS FIR traie brands closing steady BYE
Flour qsiei sales IS bets 50 soaI 70.
Corn MsaI-Dai'
whsky-Quiet and nominal
whes-Qs.t; without charge; sales 500 bushels
s. e for No Milwaukee
Ry.-paii.
Bsri-y-Ds.i and heavy. Barley Msis. dali.
Cern-Receipt. 10 euah. more active, IH2e better.
doing fer Kas;stn trad; sales o. go bssl vi II
for mixed western 10 store
oatsKeceip's So bu.h; dali ssles 10 go bush; go
| s5 for chicago aud Mnwsnkes
stock Of grain In New York Warehouses Dec a.sh :
Wheat; Ills 3o2 Corn so,os4s Oats 242o 4ss Eys,
i2a.tes, Barley $50 SIS, Malt. 81 ,sss
CoGee-Duil
eussr-st.sdy; sales 800 hid. cute At s3<Sioi.
Moiasses--Dull.
Hops-ss.sds; $50 IS for all kinds
P.troean-D at ls6e2o for crude, and soasic for
refined In bond.
Pork-oniet and STEADY: salts $50 bb.. fia 2:Nis
81 for old ness closing at SO rs cash: so soa, IS
fer mes; al eli 50 prime Also 1900 bbis nev
mess at "a ee;412. sellers snd tuyers for JAnaAry
and February.
Beef-Dui and heavy; GALES 80 bbl,
Beef Hsms-sfsady; SAILS , s ibis, 2s8a3
Bacon-ouiei
Out Meass-Dul' sales 100 packages eaIo for should
| ers ia1l2 for harns.
D.c.sed Hoss-Lose r; TAas,1 for Western,
L,rd-ouitt AMI heavy; .aiss ESQ bbi4; lllsei2 for
old; laSl21s Ter
But,.r-euie,: i&es2 Tor ohio 2sass for State
Cheese-Dull, ioGir
New Horh Money Market.
| By Telegraph srw YeaK, Dec "a
Money Is dra; scarcely active, al u per cent.
| Sterling Qnie: at loss18loa4
eoid-opened At 1881. and closed At 1857
| Government stocks dull
ssOca Market.
| ~ Telegraph Nav yosx. Dec ~.
stocks strong. Gold 1855 NYC 1851; Erie e7sk
s274; Jos; W ss5ss;; IT lofss. Tel as
| Toledo l22.
Weekly Bank statemen..
! By Telegraph INV YeRx. Dec. "a.
Specie, decrease .-...-....--.-.. 1871
Dposii 4zS ~
Legal Tend-rs, So, 65a
tso, n
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WHEN in the flush of health, we scorn ad
vice, but when stricken by disease, must we
turn away merely on account Of having heard
such words before mol Let all who suffer
from disease of u Lungs and Throat, re-
member tibet Pe,,, 4 Balm will relieve all
and cure the mals n Of cases. For sale BY
all druggists. Tdec25wlt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

RoBAcx's Blood Pills are undoubtedly the
most valuable of tho Cathartic Pills offered
to the public-operaiing by virtue of special
affinity for the mucuous membrane of the
bowels; being sugar coated they are especial.
ly adapted for the use of children, and are
unqucstionably one Of our most satisfactory
cathartics, and should be in constant use in
domestic practice. td&wlt)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-25

MICS MAsAxnrs roa Ycurc PsoFsA-Af.
Lowry places on our table " Riverside Nag.
axine,'' Vol. l., No. l., pablishsd y Ansd
L Houshton, N. Y. Kiss veu haadssassy
executed monthly. Also, the Young Ans>
RIGA, or Boys and Girls hagasins," for jar
nary, BY Demorest, which i the handsonsse
publication for the juveniles that " ever saw.
Call and get . copy.
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sAH'I clLocz
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-12
Great Bargains
WfHTB GOODS.
HOSIERY & NOTION GOODS!

M T. are receiving this day, pid the
wv Emily B. Souder, from New York, q
to which we invite the special attention Of
the ladies and merchants, as we will sell
CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail:
800 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook.
Bishop and Linen Lawns, soft finish.
Cambria, Jaconets.
Plain and Striped wiss.
Plaid and Tape Checks, Null Muslin.
Striped and Dotted Bobinet.
Tarietons, Silk Bobinet for Veils
White, Colored and Black Kid Gloves
Large stock Of Hosiery, for Ladies',
Gents, Misses and Boys, from common to
best-regular makes, all sizes.
Brown and Bleached Damasks, Crash.
Russia Diaper. 50 Ioz. TOwels-cheap.
BeraRe and Grenadine for Wells, all colurs
1nfants' Robes, Piano and Table Covers.
Lace Curtains, Pnlow-case Linen.
S-4 to liza Cotton Sheeting.
Nosambiquc, Silk Poplins, Lenos.
Berage, Chambra, Pecols.
Fancy Lawns, Huckaback Diaper.
Kid and Lisle Gloves
Prints, of all descriptions.
Cambria, Swiss, Lisle and Thread Ede-
ings, 1nsertings, Dalancines.
Toilet Quilts, Ribbons and Notions
BomhaZines, Ga Black DeLaipc.
81 Black and White Berage, for shawle
Jaconct, Swiss and Nainsook Muslins.
Plaid and Soft Finished Ca,nbrics.
White and Colorcd Brilliants
Trail Hoop Skirts.
Embroidd and Linen Cuffs and Collars.
Corsets, French Fans.
200 pieces Bleachcd Shirtings.
- SIC and IL Or. Sheetings.
Bales 3-4, IS and A Shirtings.
A large and beautiful lot Of Sea sides and
Sun,downs; together with many other
goods too numerous to mention OF
which win be sold very cheap.
July IS TOLLESON 4 JANNEY.
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IA rs Kyf,aps.

The folewing is the kaysling schsdGie
or shs route between oolunbiA ana Ridh-
ss0na, eia tsa chaslosts spa sassh par0-
a. 3IEq Goind Ndsta. - - -
Leave Columbia Junction. 500 i, m,; arr
lotte at 500 q. M; arrive at Gresnshoro 'at
S.SSS q. NJ. Lesve Greensboro at, 81 .. zza.sss za.ss
arrive at Richmond at 100 p. n. )
-. Going So,tth. ~ -. ~
Leave Richmond at 400 q. M; arrive at
Greensboro at 2.40 p m. Leave Green's
6ogo At 500 p. M; arrive at Charlotte at
arfive ct Columbia Junction at 450 a. M.
N Sept 8. -. y,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-09-12
Valuable, Lands for Sale!

iR0A ACRES of LAND offered for sale,
OOO lying within two miles of WaIh al
la; IS acres OF good bottom on the tract,
upon which is now growing FINE CROP,
uniDjured by the great drought. 100 acres
open land and good fence, pretty well
improved and easy Of access-on the pub
I will sell with said land 500 bushels of
CORN and 80 head Of fnc CATTLE, if
wanted.
Persons who want desirable Tract OF
land, near railroad and in good settle
ment, With stock and corn to feed, win do
well to call soon, as am determined to
sell. W. 8. GRISHAM
Sept IL ," Walhalla. s. C.