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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04
E1RaMrNs FAIRl-We arc happ

FIRaMEYs FAIR We are happy
to announce that the efforts of the Fire.
men of No. 4, has proved u perfect sue
cess. Thousands flock to the Na'iona
Hall every night, to witness the various
scenes of entertainment. The pctsoi
that can't 6nd some entertainment, must
indeed be dead to this worlds crjnymcnts'
Never was there such jam in National
Halla on lust Monday evening. The
81 900 lottery will come off in few
nights, let every one ait,nd that has
.chanccs and carry off The prizes.
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CROWDED OuT IA large rush
of new advertisements has crowded out
a number of articles prepared for this
weeks paper. We invite the attention
of our readers to all, as they will discover
,hat il is the liberal advertiser that deal:
piberal with his customers.
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PITTsBURG FT. w. & CHICAGO
r. Rive invite the attention of the
travelling public to the time table o. the
above popular road. by the rec ent
change made in their running time, lrav-
,elers going East or West can make close
connection at Forest City, every day in
the week, except Monday mornings.--
''rhis'road is one of:,he b,stmanagcd nthe
country, being under the control of cxpe.
rience and skilful ruil:oad men. For
safety, speed and prompt connections, ii
is not surpassed by any ether thorough
Iare in the United States.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04

CHANGE oE TIME!-lt will be
+een By rsictriug TO QUE time card of 5.
ID. g. C.. r. r., that slight change has
been made in the arrival and departure
at truins. This change has been made
IN order to secure close connections ut
Urbana for Columbus.
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BRINe YouR ORDERS FOR j


Bring Your ORDERS FOR jon
Pn,yrrse Of all descriptions to the TRi'
pusE orrIcE, No. l, SHAwHAS's New
Block, nearly opposite the Daiis House
We have one Of the finest Job Oficcs in
Northern Ohio, and have on hand fine
stock Of Paper, Cards, &C., and are fully
prepsred TO fill all orders promptly, and in
a style that surpasses any other country
Office iu the State. We keep the bes, ol
stock, and turn out the beat work, which
fact. business men and others will re-
member when they have printing to do.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04

WE noticed in our city last eve
ring Captains CRAWFORD, RAY and AD'
ANS, of the 49lh. They are all looking
well and are, no doubt, delighted 70 re-
turn to the vocatiops Of civil life.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-01-04

p" DIR. PARK, the faithful Surgeon
OF the 4eth, is now at home. He was
mustered out with his regiment. The
doctor has held his own, and looks as
though he might stand several more wars
We don't know whether the doctor in
tends TO renew the practice Of his pro.
.fession or not in this city /; If he should
we bcspeak for him his full share of Ous''
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DoN'T fail to read our new adver'
tisements. $4,000 worth Of Good sa
cost! Dr.. E. DILLON, g. Son, Of FIRE.
mont, Ohio, hope oil the people will pro.
fit by the rare blrgaius offered.
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GRAIN AND SEEDS.
FLOUR-SS 80 90 IL 90.
WHEAT-Firm ut 81 90 to 65.
.CORN--Firm at 40@45 cents,
RYE--75 cents per bushel.
.OATS-Firm at 28 cents from teams,
CLOVER SEED--$7 90.
TIMOTHY SEED--S2 SO.
FLAX SEED-$2 O0@2 25 per pushel.
BUTTER, EGGS AND LARD.
BUTrER--25 cents per pound.
EGGS-l5 cents per dozen.
LARD-ln kegs, IL cents per pound.
POTATOES. PORK, 60, 60,
.POTATOES-75c@8o cents,
HOGS--per owt
TALLOW...6@s; Grease q cents.
.CANDLES-Stearine 80 cents.
Tallow goo 25 cents.
.SOAP-German IL, Common cents.
WOOL-.-Selling at 55 cents to 65.
WHISKY--S3 90, and Common 81 so
per gallon.
HAMS ..ls tc 20 cents, pei pound.
BEESWAX--30 cents per pound.
HIDES.
Corrected weekly by j. NJ, EBERT.
HIDES--Green &c dry lac.
GALE SKINS lac Kip skins &c
SHEEP PELTS Fresh 25c@Sl so
EAGLE D.srILLHRY MARKET.
Corrected wsekly by P. Z. ILER & Co.
TrrIE, Jan, 8, 1866.
OLD CORN-Shelled, 4ac.
NEW CORN-In the ear. 38c.
RYE-65c.
OATS-2Sc.
pARLEY-+Qe. FB IN WEDtt
DAMAGED WHEAT-5oc,
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j. M. Patterson,
ATTORNEY q COUNSELLOR AT LAW

Commsyoisi Row, Tifip, O.
Ihsye resumed the practice Of Law, In
the office recently occupied by Hord &
Keen, where / will be pleased to see all
my old Gle nts, and host of new ones.
G. ]. KEENwill eontiIue in the odice
Oct. Ia 1864 N4 b2-ks
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THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1866.

The TR1BuNE.-singlc copiesofthc
Tribune for sale with or withoutwrap'
pers. Price 5 cents.
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Per.umery, ....
Hair Oils,
Pomatums,
Fancy Soaps, &C.,
A large assortment just received, and
For sale by
JOHN & Co.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Iwish to cell my Farm Of 90 acres. so
cleared, situated IL miles NoF.h-wes,
OF Thin. For Terms. inquire of ]. O.
LEE or the subscriber. -
ROBERT w. DICK.
Dec. so, 1865. e-~G 4
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ALL ADVERTISEMENTS must be
handed in on Tuesday mornings.
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8 o U T n.

Sandusky, Dayton 5 Cincinnati Il. L..
On and amer MONDAY, Dec. S, lse5 trains
wi llrun az followsi
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'sO- Subscribe for the tribune.
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January 4, 1866.
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Pittsburg, Fl. W. 8 Chicago R. R.
TIFCIN MARKETS.

Corrected Weekly by s B. SHEATH.
JANUAEY 3, 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

NEw RouTE TO ST.. Louisville opep;ns
of the Chicago, Jacksonville l. St. Ion;,
Railroad gives us shorter and more d;rsc,
route to st. Louis, reducing the fare as we'll
as the time and distance.
by the new route the distance is one hmm.
dred and eighty-four miles, time to St. Louis
ten hours, and fare $3.50
The morning train on the Toledo l. Wabash
Railroad, leaving here at / O'Clock An.
makes direct connection at jacksonville for
st. Louis and the evening train leaving 81,
Louis at 8 P. N. connects at Jacksonville with
the train which arrives here in the morning.
This is much shorter time than it has ever
been practicable heretofore to make the trim
to St. Louis. and many of our business men
Will avail themselves of this improvement in
facilitating intercourse with St. Louis.
Let US call the attention of our friend, mn
the Valley to the fact that this route ;s a
shorter one to ST. Louis than anv that o.n
ever be pened for them BY way Of the North
Missouri Railroad. And let them note N.
further fact that by this route Ot.nmv. /.
twenty miles or more nearer St. Lou;s ,b.n
it is to Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

FROM the SfucluH8tl 01xcttef . H. 81
We observe that the Chicago papers are very
vigorously urging farmers TO rash their hogs to
market, in order to take advantage Of the high
prices prevailing, and predicting early and
heavy decline in values. This is very dangerous
ground to occupy. The present condition Of the
trade il such it is impossible to foresee the
suit The fatare price Of hogs must depend largely
upon the receipts, and pASp,e in the interior in
Q better position to estimate correctly tie number
yet to come forward than persons residing in the
city. The packing up to the present time 10 very
largely deficient rs compared with last year. tits
probable that the total packing in the West up to
this time, does not exceed 500, 600 head, while the
total packing last year was 2,432,799. 1t is un-
doubtedy true that hogs, owing to the great abund
Of corn, have been kept back later than usual
and SHALL of course have larger seceipts hereaf
ter than after this date in any former year. To What
extent these later receipts will reduce the present
deficiency, it is impossible to say. We hnd the
best informed merchants engaged in the business
unable to form . satisfactory opinion, and to .
great extent they src operating in the dark, al
though the prices prevailing furnish evidence that
q short crop lie generally anticipated. We find that
the most generally received estimates range from
1880, 600 to 2,0oe, 900. The result will probably
come out somewhere between these extremes. Tie
increase in weight viii reach twenty per cent
Estimating the packing At 500, 900, and adding to
this twenty per cent for increase of weight and
would have total crop equal to ,e20, oO0 az ainst
2,322,779 in 1885, and $685., 1884 in 1861. The
crops for the three years would then compare thus
allowing twenty per cent. for the increased weight
this year,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
chicago Market.


81 Telegraph csIcAss, Jan s.
ProvtsionsXarAsG lss aesss and prices fos pork
suffered decline Of Is osoc per barrel Ness pork cold
II Is 93 for present. delyary, and 1t . %. ssilsrs
option, fr all January Clear pork lover at n 80 Eng
sh meats quiet Cumberland ~ i3Al4 short ribbed mid
dies aud green hams Is; from the block dull q
100 ns sales At 50Slo So and At the close eoio 90
dividing 200 D. 10 % all round os smooth lsss
Ylour-Market without change.
0rsin-TIsh: in the money market and unfsvefs-
BILE Eastern sdscss eaassi further decline ON No
Spring Wheat OF &c per ba shsi; asles .; 23l<0l ~
closing At nside figures No spring quiet mess. Pr
vsts dispatches from Milwaukee quote No spring 1t
T01 2I1< Corn stesdy At 4se4slS for No l, and 81
for No 2, and 3assl< for rejected Osts decined tc
bnshe sales At 241d25 for No l. and n for No Rye
nominal Barley Ia fair request By brewsrs salss 10
bags ret q o2ol os for good to choice aud q sr
Canada.
Higsvines-sirn sales 1t isos n.
seeds-rinothy steady 1t so0s 70 for prim.
0rocersss-Aetivs- Carbon Oh heavy with decline Of
5Dse on previous quotations. Lard oil ,t..dy
Beef csttie-Quiet- Entered saiss <s2 head At ia
~ for nrst class fos rs for ir to good, s.d
e2l<9s Is for mixed cows hsifses, &C.
Hoss-In liberal supply with . decline Of 1sDsOc D
loo Ne on yesterdays prices. Entered sass ASA 49,
ats % for choice extra and ss0s rs for ordinary
sradsa
The following dispatches were read on Change thi,
Rorning,
NAV foax, Jan. s--your ard wheat easier; corn and
oats hrmss pork heavy II 70 90 lard dull t 49,, dressed
hog la1 -four soos 90 wheat ssSl g. Corn oIass.
Oats 81; whisky = 02 E1<"
0IscISsaH. Jan. s.-Rsceipts lo.s sA hog, ss 500
US sross and II eaDl2 90 ne< Mss pork q So buy.
err At - co. Lard l7a; buyers 1t I7x Bacon easier;
clear sdss 20 shoulders 1916 hams for present. and d
for future delivery
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

By Telegraph Nrv Yo,r il, 4
ootton-stesdy st asout previous prices; saoss 10,
middlisg-
Flour-Makst heavy and common rr.de, snlor
lover 2oos - for Extra State. 1909 90 FIR com.
mon TO good shipping brands Extra R. q. O. and az
DO % for Trade Brands. market closing hssvv 70,
common grades.
~hhky-Withous decided change; In lots at asaa n
arain--Whsat dun and common Grades pomin.r,y IL
&c lower, With nothing Of nomsnt doing. II. ou,.4
Barley and Barley Malt quist. Corn rather or, tev
but without change 1t es1fDsa FOR u.sou.a. and a14
IS for soand nixsd wes.srn Oats rathsr nor. .s.d,
1t Sd0s2 for uassund western
orccsriss -coGes dali sus.r ouis. ana Nvu,.,- o,n.
nnssevsAe II " Havana l25S0l2H Molaass arm; \.
o. osol n.
Pesroisun-Dsll Crude s71<1sa; aad 1000 bib Re.
APsd h Bond 1t - 60
Provtsoss-Perk Aeavy and lower ct Is 7snaa q IN
nsw men, elosisg q - Is regular and q 7soss 4 a.
isoA-s, and = so0S % primo, and q Soo2a 20 -
pn@s nsss; alse AGO barrels new ness fpr Janu.rv
1sersasy March, Apsii sad Msy seilsss option, 1t q
80 Bssfin good requsst q II 00o % II psv ~,
ness and II eooA 70 sbr old plain nsse - eoas q
Sor new extra men, md II oool7 % Or Oh EXTRA r,s
Cut Asats quiet and stsady tle13 Tor seslsrs sn
ols for hams Bacon quiet sales for Hsaruary s,lis
opton 1t lSl for short ribbed. Drsssed ho~s be.vv
st 1876 Tor Western. Lard heavy as lsolsk la&tsr
IN sxGs.s, aaso ~ barrshfOs Jan. 1sb. ~ March
It Bssssr sutst 1t 3oosse for OKLA s.A Z
OAosor ssats. Chssss duii 1t ia11ols3<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

DAnr {. - orrv o.y.en /

DAnx can Crv oyy1es
5anusUA = 1ooe
The business Of tie city ~ INCIDENTALLY sstivs
to-day. large ansunt It pssduss Wa IN TIE
market. Hogs ars coming in moro freely, and Tia
price wss quits Arm 4 or qastaaisas. Several
large droyss Of Ans looking hogs arrived today.
We understand that the farnses axs stir holding
on and refuse to sch 1t the present prices, wills
the packers refuse to 20 any higher, and If this
state Of things continues to exist, the number
packed hsss this season win fall far short Of last
years figures.
GRAIN.
wHsAr-No. / old Fall q 81 3o0l 50; No
do soe@4l 10; damaged FAN and Spring from
SOC 70 90 per bush.
Coss-bull At IS to SOC per bush.
RYs-Prom $50 to 40psr bash.
BARLEY-75 to 60c per bush.
OArs-From 20 to 35e per bush.
FLOUR.
Double Extra Fall It Oil rs; No. Fall SIC;
Krtrs Spring 50 supsr6ne 81 50 per Dbl.
BucxwuxAr FLoua- Choice, % per 100 lbs.
Coax MALI 20 per 100 lbs.
sUNDRIEs.
BurrER-Packers paid to-day from y to Csc
per ID.
Eaas-In demand, at roe per dozen.
Hoas--Good demand, ct IS to . 90 per 100 b,
net weight
GRsrs ArrLEs-From 81 rs to ] IS per bash,
PorAroEs--Chsioe 90 to zoe per bush.
LARp-Frcm Is 10 lie per ID.
BAeox-Clesr sides is To zoe per ID.
CHIcKEHs-Dresssd ut from - IS TO 90 per
dozen.
TuRKEYs-Dressed from 12i to 13c per n.
SoReHUN-Choice article will sell from IS to
45c per gal.
BEKsvAx-3s to 4oc per ID.
RAGS to Sc per ID.
TALLow-In barrels l0c; loose S1c.
HIDEs-Green hides, &c; do. sailed, &c; dry salt
cd, &c per h; pelts SO to 9oc.
FEArHxRs-From common to good, ~ TO 60e
per ID.
wooL-Tub-washed A to soc; fleece washed IS
to 4oc; unwAshed / OF.
HAY-Timothy $l2 to Is 90; Prairie IS to
per ton.
Woop-Selling from 81 90 to 90 per cord
according 10 quality.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

1t is not to be forgotten in this congestion. that
the season Of lSo4-S, Notwithstanding the de-
fciency Of the crop, and the lsres army sonsump.
tion, was an Improbable one for pAekery-disas-
trous for many operators. But - the light stocks
of products carried over to the new season shows.
the supplies were none too large, although there
was heavy falling Of in foreign exports, - CON-
pared with 1854.
We have thus given both sides of the question.
not with view Of writing prices up or writing them
down, or for the purpose Of advising farmers 10 sell
their hogs, or to withhold them. We desire that
farmers should get full prices for their products.
At the same time. it Is important that packers
should make fair profit on their business. The
old motto of Give and let live indicates policy
that results most bene6cialy 70 al parties 10 the
long run. But IS regards the outcome Of the
trade, everything hinges upon the extent Of the
crop. The packing tothe present time, ~ already
stated, does not exceed 500 600 head. This. il Ne
put 600 rs the total packing, would leave hslf
the marketable hogs in the country to come for
ward Farmers ought to Be able to tell something
about this. They ought to Be atls to guess very
closely certainly. At any rate, they know more
about the facts than We do, and having given them
the theory of the trade II is presented here. Ne
leave our country readers to cot for themselves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

ITS HARD But rrs EAsr.-Hard TO ssean.
breathing into the system the poissne.s ..,.r;.
that joyous spring brings in il train, ana vhi.h
Turks like deadly serpent i. sAs pe-.a,., !.
seasons. But 1t u sssy 70 nsstzsiissthia peisos-
remove this deadly ssrpsat's sting and Aver N.
son'sassnses-sicknsss and dsath-by : ts.sly
sss Of Pickertoas Wshoo and csiisaya Bitsers.
They never fail 70 % 4. a-sse-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

GROCERY STORE FOR SALr.-Sam'l K ,e;r
corner Ninth and Main streets, offers fortl +.
y days. his entire stock of Groceries for sale
either to some person who may desire to on.
gage inthe business, or in lots TO suit purch..
sers. The stand is one of the best in a.
city. ;.ns Al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

REvESrE Tax FOR NovEMBER.-Th total
amount of tax levied and collected in Keokuk
for November last was $14,545.64. The tax
assessed and collected in Burlington for the
same month was q little less than So ,6Oe. 90
less than one fourth the tax of Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

/. Q. o. F.-A special meeting of the
Order will be held This Saturday Evening
at Odd Fellows Hall, at O'Clock. AL
members of the Order in the city and vicinity
in good standing, are hereby requested to at
tend. THos. CowLEY, Jr., Sec'y pro tenn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

Coin is going down day by day, slowly and
surely, without any panic, and causing lust a
gentle and healthy pressure, which we trust
will difuse its tonic effects into all depart
ments of business throughout the country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

SEE woman in another column picking Ban
burg Grapes for SrEER's WIxs. Il IL N admir-.
eie article used in hospitals and By the first e...
families u Paris, London, and New York, II prsf.
srsncs TO old Port Wine. II IL worth : s,s.y -
givss great satisEastisa. o..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

Another important feature to be taken into con-
aideration is the deficiency in stocks of old pro-
ducts, as compared with last year. At the port Of
New York the stock Of barrel pork is, in round
numbers a. 900 barrels, against l1s,00e the LIST
Of January, 1866 deficiency of 1900 barrels
We have means Of ascertaining the deficiency
in other markets, but the total deficit may be safely
estimsted at 100, 600 barrels Then there is also
deficit in other hog products-both meat and lard
We had q large stock Of old bacon in this market
on the lst of December, 1854. This year the stock
was very small and Of lard the supply vas entirely
exhausted. Upon the whole We suppose it safe to
put the deficit in old products ut SOC, 900 hogr
This very nearly offsets the estimated increase in
the weight of hogs this year. 1t is also argued, on
the side of high prices that in consequence of the
ravages Of the cattle disease in Europe there will
be increased demand, as compared with last
year, from abroad, for bacon. 1t is also contended
that the South viii need supplies to considerable
extent.
On the other hand, II IL urGad that the army con-
sumption which will be comparatively smsi this
year, win Offset nearly the falling oG in the crop:
and TO this is to be added the effect upon ordiparv
consumption of the relatively high priees-relative
ly high We mean, taking gold as the standard.
The average prices of mess pork and lard for the
year ending September lst, and of hogs, for the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

Mr.. .. d. kIsSANAN was the recipient, on
New Years Day, Of most seasonable pres.
ent, in the shape Of a Ens set of Furs. con.
sistlng of cap, collar aud gloves. The donors
were the workmen who had just completed
the telegraph line to Des MONIES, under Mr..
K. e superintendent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

ALI srrAK WELL Of DR.. C. L. spenesr's r.
grant odouselaine for the teeth. W.rr.r,.d ).
contain no acids, makes pearly whit. t..,h -;
mes the breath and is ali We claim, the purs.t and
most fragrantiy seentfy dentri6ce ever offered -
the public, For sale by Wilkinson B.rt,.,. ana
~ "S1SSes. nov.2l-dAvam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

IcE packers are gathering their crop now.
We were in Baughman 4 liners ice house
yesterday, and, from the best means at hand
of Judging, it resembled the icebergs of the
Arctic regions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

ArcTIoS.-Howe Tyler will hold their
regular sale this morning, at 10 o clock, A. NJ,
consisting of second hand Furniture, Carpets
Stove, Bedding, &C., &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

The Young America Fire Company give
their ninth annual ball at the Deming House,
on Monday evening next. This Company is
composed OF energetic and industrious men,
who generally complete whatever they under
take. Their reputation as fremen is undis.
puted' always being where duty calls. Their
party will be in keeping with their other
transactions, and generous patronage should
be given them on this occasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

A LARGE drove Of cattle we're transferred
(via the ice bridge from the D. V. R. R. to
T. W. & W. r. E., yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

LADIES, HowE 4 TYLER have received a
large consignment of Furs, of al varieties and
qualities, which they will sell at auction next
week. The day of sale viii be noticed in
due time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

LEE COUNTY PooR FARx.-Proposals will
be received until February 9th for taking
charge of the Poor Farm. See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

CHleAGo, Jan. !, 1855.
Inc receipt. OF Wool for the pest month hav,
oeen SoS,sze ns., and The shipmsnts for the ssms
une, Se4,sH ns. The receipts are only sbort
th;,d ~ = nuch = last month; shipusnts one
ness IN the Wool market, it seeming q svs.-ssss.
s Sl.n the general dullnsss that prsv.iIs !. IN
ol.nenes Of trade q this time Bat ve fs., 800
Ssns HoI ne tone Of our Eastarn adyices. ~ I
ssassn Inewlsdss Of the situsaios. a. -. = !.
tssal 'eslins and greater desire 70 psrsAas. Is
now tx ssrvs .ay J, not = aaes.s,y Lsh~. We
better prices during he sonias I'M - sns
demand Z nov aad win b for u 49,, S.a y
wool, and for thsss h essd e.. s1sess 81
Holden Of 1ns and elsaa wools need "a. :. .e....
70 ssnd them fsrward-thsy may = ssrs Of $50
nersave prices fer ~ such woods; and We v..is
able Opportunity 70 realise, sssof-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

A GOOD many plantations are advertised
for sale in Louisiana, by the Sheriff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

ONE of the largest Wooden Factories in the
West has just gone into operation at Racine,
Wisconsin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

GREAT efforts are being made to turn for
eign emigration, especially from Germany, to
the Southern States.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06
CITY NEWS.

Two second hand Pianos for sale IS low
figures, 1t Z. Hammer music store. q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

EOR SALE-The House and Land nov
= occrpied BY Charles Ivirs, on the bluH two nile
and . had above Keokuk-2o aer.s Of land is under I
high STATE Of ca,nvstos AID we'll fenced. Fine srovth
Of fruit small fruit. and grapes brick hcuse cc
tasins rooms. COED silax, and out hous<s:
desrase country res sses Possession the Arst Of o.
tober Title perfect. xnqai-s of
suss HI rKg-KYcK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-06

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses And
Hsas~h0sd 1ufRitsfe can be easrsed - 1se Aszu ~
Company, OF Hartford Hone }xsnroncs I{rpcrS
to Avs ysass, At ratss sns fo 10 esnss 70 I
par cent On the tieo for the Who live or a
chsap asy other responsible COMPANY For rslisbI,
ibsormaflou on Insurance call the nnder,is ned no
give better Ind mnity than At any other
a<euy in this sscfion- tdsc2sl H b. rtE-BfCK