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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-27
JULES JARED'S
EMAIL De PARIS. e"
The New Beautifier Of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies':
This secret Of identifying the skin bring known only
Me.srs Jared Rene they honorassy STATE that IT
differs from all other preparations Isives the moss
harsh and fecked skin both the texture ard color Of
polished ivory. removing all d.colorstons. whether s
pesring freehles tan, morphsv, moth backworm
sp-cks and especially snccessfai In smoothing the
maria len BY the SMALL pox
The agents Of 'LKnau de- Paris most confidently
submit to the public the endorssnsnts Of saeA
dating uiahs d ladies
Signora Ristori, Mile Felicita Vestval, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. u. P. Bowers, Luz
ellie Western, Mdm'e Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes, Miss Agnes Perry,
ami many Others vhoss high standing in the profession
gives the s.amp oftruthfuinesa t. their Intelligent snd
genuine approval.
The Beautiful Lucille Western sayG
al nnd that the Email produces all The briIliaucy Of
rouge and with the great and peculiar sd-sn
aee OF total Il really Odds to the softnss
and beauty OF the skin.''
The N gniScens vestvaii says
II have suffered % much from the various white To-
tons which my theatrical profession osliges me to
preparation which gives The neeerary Wilderness 70 The
skin. and leaves the skin cool and smooth"
Miss Maggie Mitchell says:
.Ihare tried The akin bs4ntinsr, .IEmaii de Pssa,
and found that Il Instantly inparts natural bloom and
freshness TO the complexion"
.Jareds Email de Psrsn used sdscate b~antissv
Of the akin for Theatre Saloon nA Room BY the most
refined aud scrupulous ladies' predicting all the besut
yng effects Of and Hlywhits without their vulesr
glare q injury to the skin.
Sold by all hntciass Druggists Perfumen and Lsdiss
Hair Drsssers.
South Tenth strest and Johnston, Holloway cevdsa
L lssbeau, s22 Broadway; Dsmas Barnes Co., ard
q. Wells Co., New FORK, and Engens Jouin, III
Philadelphia. Agents.
JARED RENE, General Agents snd Importss, n. 7.
declen, eod-lahp
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At CiScNxArI.-The Gassffe of the Path
says:
The receipts Of hogs were not as large, and the
mark et ruled Hrner. The weather moderated
materially but 10 stii cool enough for curing
meats, and it did not have much effect upon the
market. About all the hogs tina. were offered
sold at IS eoa6 IS gross, and 81 ooa7 30 net.
Packing is progressing favorably st all the pack
ing centers. At ST. Louis more than half the
number put mp last year have already been pack
ed. Al Louisville tho total number packed last
season IL exceeded, and probably 81. 600 more will
be cut here. At Indianapolis 81, 600 have been
packed, three four.hs OF which were on commits
sion. Chicago is about 40, oe9 ahead OF the came
time last year and here at least 5000 more have
been packed than at this date last season. The
On the lnes Of all the roads there numerous
droyes Of hogs awaiting shipment. and stock cars
are at premium.
AT ST.. Lous.-The Repabtseaa Of the 75th
says:
In hogs receipts II A. NJ, Saturday, c3 cars
and 2,4is head Prices ranged Saturday after
noon at 3;a5tc, but this morning advanced to 81
&C. Sales included 3,see head. bought by three
packers, at 5iaGt 600, in lots, averaging 761 to
2ss lbs, at Sac lice; $50, averaging sl3 lbs, ut
6ic 500. averaging rs lbs. for Wednesday de-
livery, at Ga6ic. and 200, averaging 800 lbs, to-
day, at SIC per ID gross. Small lots Of dressed
sold at 6ic net !; sour do half price
The market exhibited more irmness and life
with much better feeling existing among buyers
and sellers
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D. ue4D $3.50 ~ ~ n1llesaA
Cosvsa6iDa = Cliaa He~os shsssa aad
aeesl = rssdt1sas 4 ~ hs1H Il IT, h
m, 81 aasllhaaes uillb - lssasd upaa -
) laa1-naksfaasv aAi ~ = csssd
~ iasuos1t ~ srsas vssk which = aew
h psoersA 10 ssaesst - two oceans md
Md - csaiiasas 1oesfAe With iroa bands.
"On IL l9tk Of Sspasnb@, 1851, 0sss>
nj Carts vas assigned - H. command Of
IL Dspastnsot II ~ Missouri, sith mod
quarters q g. Louis. A. that time this d.
pastnsss included ths Htasss Of Nincsri'
Arkansas, Kansas, tho Territories Of Me-
braska, Colorado, and the Indian Territory.
The military forces consisted Of the armies q
the South West, the Frontier, and South
east Missouri. The department was subse-
qusntly diminished BY the withdrawal Of. Ar
kansas. While in command Of this depart
ment, his troops fought the following battles
Cane Hill, Old Town, Wayne, Prairie Grove,
Springfield, Hartsville, Cape Girardeau, bs.
sides capturing Fort Smith and Vs. Buren,,
Arkansas. There wers also many skismishes
and engagements Of lesser note. But Gem
eral Curtis was too radical for that early day
Of the struggle. His anti>SAvesy spirit VA
distastefal 10 the conservative governor Of
Missouri, and, harassed by the opportunities
of that official, and other influential conser-
vative men Of the State, the President re-
lieved the general Of his command, after Z
successful and, with the true friends OF the
Government, popular administration o
eight months. The President expressly stated
that he had no fault to find with the generals
administration, but that he was willing te
yield to the wishes of the conservative party
headed by Governor Gamble, and see, If By
inaugura1ing . more lenient policy, he could
not conciliate hostile factions, and heal tbs
breach in the Union Party Of Missouri
But We know that Mr.. LINCOLN was wrong
and GExERAL CURTIS right.
GsxERAL CURTIS was next assigned 70 the
Department Of Kansas, January 1st. 1884.
In the Fall of that year he had again to chase
PRrcE from Missouri, which he did in sue
cession of brilliant victories. Subsequently
be was assigned to the command Of the De-
psrtment of the Northwest. Since coming
from there, and his being mustered out of the
service, he has been busted in discharging hii
official duties in the construction of the Union
Pacific Railroad. We presume that it ii
while ON this duty he thus so suddenly cessel
1T once to work and live. :.
GExRRAL CuRris has solid abilities, bettel
than brilliance. He has filed more stations
requiring sound judgment, and ability ent
industry, than any other man in lows, and il
none has he been other than successful. Thu
State snffers great loss in losing him. Here
after the judgment of the author before quo
ted will be justified. He said truly; Scene
raj Curtis has proud record. whether be,
fore, or during the War Of the Rebellion
and when this great conflict shall have closed
and true love of the Nations ancient motto
Reconstructed in the hearts Of all, he viii
stand, with the honest historian, as one o
the most practical and deserving men of hi
day
His remains will be brought to this city fol
interment.
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Is CoMINal
APPOINfM EHfS
FOR DECEMBER.

Dr.. Bort has, BY special request consented assil
visit the following place.:
INDlANOLA, At the Co6nan Honss. Dee. sth
9th. 10Th nd 18th
DIS MOiaEs, ssv.ry Hous.. wednesday, p.e
i2th
Again =, PELLA, American Houss, Thursday. Dec
lath
again at OsK ALOOsA, M.al.on Hous.. Friday
Gee l4ih.
Again at EDDYvILLE, Amos Hcu.-. Saturday
Dec sth.
Again at OTTuMwA. ot.amva House. suaAa,
and Monday Dee 18th and l1,h
Ag<ia at FAIRFIELD, LsgEstt House. Tuesday
Dec 18th.
Again at MOUNT PLEAsANT, Rr41.l,os
House. per. lynn aud 80
Again $, URLiAGToy, Laxr.aes House. Dec
3lst and AL.
Again a. MONMOUTH. ulfneis, Baldwin
House, Monday. DE. cath.
Again at GALEsBURG, ILL.,, Galessurg House
Tuesday, Dec 18th
Agsia IN KEOKUK, Deminx, House. Thursday
Dec Eth.
Again IN QUINCY, III Quincy House. Friday and
Saturday. Dee 1ssh and 18th.
Again At HANNIBAL, Me-, Planters House
Monday DEC. 3lat
A. tho IaFIRMARY, corner Of ID apd Wins
street.. SAINT LOUIS, from January LIST, 1857
until January Goth.
Will also vist the above places once every .
Months foI years.
dec1dAw-2tw.
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Fort Madison, Iowa,

Postal AND TELEGRAPH MArTERs.-A prom
inent citizen Of Fl. Madison, says,.in business
letter to US; It's a universal complaint here
with business men, that the mails and tele
graph, between here and Keokuk, are irregu.
lar and uncertain. On this account hear
daily complaint 1t is not so between this
point and Burlington. We have no trouble
with the mails, and we get kilograms prompt
ly. 1t has. happened 10 me several times,
ewithin the last few weeks tina, dispatches
from Keokuk we're eight hours in reaching
me-" We do not feel disposed to indulge in
captious criticism in cor nection with the mat.
ter referred to. There is much injustice
done to Postmasters by a censuring public
The complaint will, doubtless, receive promp,
attention at the Office here. OF this We are
certain, there has not been as much just cause
for complaint of postal matters in this city at
any time during four years past as at this
present time.
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listen 70 the voice Of Truth and Rsason and pro6t
by it' The time hal come when Who viii may -
cape the iron grasp OF Mercury calling without delsy
the we'll know and justly esieAsssd Eclectic Rn-
ropean Ph yscisn, Dr. Hort who Wi aAmfpfster fhoes
only true and safe Medicines Extr3cts from the most
choice Baxks, Bads Lssves, Roots, Gums, Hs4hs Ac-
shicn are prepared under his ovh snpsrvtsioo and
thsssfore avoiding the Of Minis val .isoss vhirh
designed FIR the system ito tshe-ffo1 tbs
effects Of which many Thousands haze fallen victns ard
gone 10 an early grave.
Hsvfng the utmost faith II the etodnso Of God. b.
believes thst for every mAady thsre b found sl
. aud neves-failing remedy By the lid Of these
rensdiss, lNcIP1kNf COSsuMpfi0s. scROYULA,
CATARRH ard all diseases Of The EYRs, BAKe
NERVES. THROAT, LUNGS, HEART, LIVER and
STOMACH, cnrabiei 10 bis hands any other
disease.
although II II not tbs best nsth$d Of eraainafIou
the Doctor WILL when d~sired dsserfbs TO his patient
their disease without any qucstohs. Having nsds
UTERINE DYSEAS II speciality he Invites all suaer-
Ing females TO cell aud exsnins hfs yiews, aad
mode Of thoasands hnFe been cured that
hare been ~ aedoued by others.
Dr. Bort about twelve yUaru since became thnrouxh1
convinced Of the superiority Of Belsticsm, and sueA
has been his since that time In
Of many thousand ess4s Of lingering Dis
eases warrant cuFes With spirit Of eon6Asnes
which only tnovlcdge can give.
DR.. Bort will be happy operate s the removal d
EsIARaED ruHstlS, TuMoRs, CATAkACrs, Asd for
nearly all the disssses tha. rsquirs Surgical interior.
ssc~.
Dr. Bor. b~xs 10 impress the n4ds ali thoss Who
smlc'ed with pArtisl DkAFNket, aoisss and DIS
Charge from snd in tbs Head, Ears Mouth Aed Nose
nc 10 net all disessss appsrtainitx to the KYH and
EAR that they would not regrvt should they conaat
him without delay bis success I'd the trestmens Of
those important organs H. he believes sseoud TO
Superior Trsneh ArsiAeial Eyes inserted
that will Move and Appear
Like the Natural Eye.
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dered 70 be paid:

'1rryERASr" writes to the New York Day
Book of "The Great West" "Itinerant'' is
Henry Clay Dean. he writes thus Of the
Valley Railroad and the Keokuk Packet
Line:
"The Des Moines Valley Railroad, from
keokuk TO Fort Des MONIES, extending north
ward 20 Minnesota, and northwestward to
Sioux City, connects at Keokuk with the
Toledo and Quincy or Great Western Rail
road, with connections diverging in every di-
fection eastward to Springfield, Fort Wayne,
Chicago, &C., with the steamers Of the Lower
Mississippi directly, and the Keokuk. Mont>
rose 4 Fort Madison Railroad. II also con-
meets at Ottumwa with the Burlington l. Mis-.
sour River Raille4d. l. was the first nail.
road to reach the ..ital Of the State, where
they propose TO b e the river and extend
the road At once. road passes direct up
the great Des MOI ss valley; which abounds
embracing the very d 81 alluvial lands in the
basin Of the MississiIa.i. Indeed, the topog.
raphy OF the world may be safely challenged
70 present such vac and compact body OF
alluviAl lands ~ those Of the States OF Iowa,
Illinois, Missouri aud Minnesota. The
prospects OF m early completion Of the
Railroad, brings in rInse view . density OF
population which bewilders the imagination.
'But long before The scream of the engine
vas heard on the vast plains, the murmurine
Of the deep, solemn voice OF the food that
swept silently by, bore on it's bosom tho &C.
somulsting wealth and commerce oftAe vest
sfn world. The extension of the railroad
system has added new life To the rivef enter
prise. The Keoknk Packet Line he's brought
the facilities Of trayel 70 point ofperfectson
not e!ceiied anywhere. a fare equal TO the
e 3. Nicholas, refined end seatsel sasocia-
men, every manner Of social ard literary
anussmsnt with adisciplinaEy reeard %. ths
eemioFs md security Of The travslias public,
whics makes travelling - exciting past;ne
which q oncs ministers 70 Tie plesssre ~
Acilisaies the business Of he trsveler. Tie
Aeokuk Packet Company havs kep1 up :
hsalthy ccnpstition With the railrnaae. =.
wsys OF advantage 70 the public. Hereafter,
Chicago and St. Louis are 70 BE- thu conpet;.
tors for western travel and tzade, and S6tkhr
promises more 70 the prosperity and Sxovth
= ne OrseE VISIT than The struggle fcf Snpe-
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.flnanfial ann GommsrtiaI.
Monetary An,rs.

By Telegraph NEW YonK, Dec. 70.
The Posfs money article says the loan market
is less active, but the rate is 7 p cent Lenders
seem to prefer to keep their surplus funds at pres
ent rather than accept the lower rates.
Discount demand is very small very slow sales
for bills; the very choicest short dates pass
ing At 79se.
The demand from the West for currency to
move crops seems TO be increasing.