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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-28
Pure Old Port Wine
Dancing and Department.
PROF.

FROM BUFFALO,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY give
w notice to the citizens of Warren, that he
will commence a school for the above instruc-
ton at Webb;s Hall, on Tuesday, Nov.
%, 1855, in which will be taught. the most
fashion able Dances.
HS- Hour of instruction for Ladies. Misses
and Masters. from 2 to 5 O'Clock, p.m m.
sS-Hours of instruction for Gentlemen, from
Z to 10 O'Clock. p. m.
&S-Terms Of Tuition and books for subscri-
bers names. Will be found at Yautrot * Ackley's
Jewelry Store.
Nov q, ls66-lt
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Lamb knitting Machine.

Florence Sewing Machine
At No. 6. Main Street, NOV. I,-tf
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ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF
A Gard to InVaIids.

A Clergyman. while residing in South Ameri-
ca as a missionary. discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the cure ofNeryous Weakness. Bar
n.l 0rasn. and tbs Sbols trsin y Sem
brought on by baneful and vicious habits
Great numbers have been already cured By
this noble remedy. Prompted By q desire 10
the receipt for preparing and using this medi-
cine. in a s~ealedenvelope, to any one who needs
il, Free Of Charge.
Please inelese . Pest-Daid envelope. address
ed to yourself. Address.
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d. Bible House, New York City.
May 2 1856 Iyrs
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Mrs, E, s,

Has been selling the Florence Sewing Ma
chine for the last three years, and still keeps
the different styles on hand; also the Howe,
Weed, &c.
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Pure Ground Spices.
WeathersIieId Temple ofHon

Pure Ground Spices. Pure Ground Spices
See new advertisements. lOct. "A TIL
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WeafherS1ieId Temple OfHOn-
or No. 10,
Meets every, Saturday evening. at Temp
lars Hall in Niles.
C. W. TALBETzER, W. 7.
JAMES DRAA, W. r.
REIs DEGREE No. u, meets every Monday
evening. JAMES DRAA, ID. 7.
WIN. DAVIS. Jr.. D. R,
August 8. 1866. 3ms
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Can make old tin brighter than new. if they
buy fine Bristol Brick Of JULIAN HARMON,
Oct 8 '66 No. 5, Marke sstreet.
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J. B.Smith's Hair restorative

Mrs. WinsloU's Queen Of Hair Restorers. and
Soothing Syrup-for q quarter. by
JULIAN HARMON.
lOctSI No. 5, Market St.
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FRANK MOORR'S NEW WORK
HWOMEN OF THE WAR;
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One experienced agent writes: 1t IS the east
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Another says: Women Of the War is the
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Intelligent. active males or females win find
the sale Of this work a pleasant and lucrative
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For full particulars send fer circular.
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Hats g. Caps,

Special Bargains,
In U~ndershirts and Drawers. at
FIELD d TURNER'S.
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The Flour Markets

East and west the -four markets are reported
depressed and lower Wheat the same The
Clevelsnd market reported frmer on Monday,
and better figures demanded Prices ranged from
SO to Sl5.5U. as per quality
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Cleveland

Nov 26-Cheese dull and inactive at 1Oc@l61zc
for factory and dairy
Butter dull and heavy Choire Western Re-
serve held at 3093Sc for trade lots
Dressed Hogs-little doing, at Sc for heavy
corn fed
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Nichols and CasWeII,s Syrup
Ladies

0fBark and Iron-exeellent tonic for every
body, by JULIAN HARMON,
l0et 3 1861 No. s. Market street.
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CK0RY NUTS-UPland are bringing $50.
RETAIL MARKET.
New York Live stock Market.
Cows & CALvE

VIAL
SHEEP LAMB
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SvIEE-Heav.
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COL. Q. H. HUTcHINs,
Late Paymaster, u. S. A,
Attorney at Law.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

CINCINNATI, Nov. II.
Flour-Quiet but steady; sales Of supsr6n. 1t
el0sl0 IS; extra, IL 65Hlx SO, aud family 1t tf3a
Is 20.
Wheat--Dul, and Ease lower; ssies Of No :
spring ut 81 Is; No l do, u 40, aud No 1 winter,
~ s0s7 SIS.
Corn-Firmer; sales mixed shslled .. zoe, and
new ear 1t 4sAssc.
Oats-Qaiet but arm; No 4Sc
kye-2.sc lover; ssies No l al 81 f9aI IS
Barey-Quiet; no sales.
cotton-Firmcr. but not actiye; middIinr 3Ic
Whisky-fn better demand; sales 65 brls bond.
ed at 81: free dull At 81 81.
Provisions-Irregalsr and unsettled Mess
pork cp. ned at t2s SO; offered at close 1t 322s
~ So
Bacon--steady; sales shoulders II l33c, and
clear sides At iitc.
Bulk Meats Nominal
Green Meats In better demand; Gales S, zoo pcs
shoulders 1T Gle: slider &c. and Hams lilo.
Lard Dull. at l2ial3c.
Hogs Light supply and in good demand ct
"a I5a7 grors; drsassd dull 1t IS 25aS SO. Net
receipts 1909
Money Close Exchange active. and sdvaa-
csd to 5oc discount bayinx; par selling.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

wssn,y nevss~ = - 49, na.l.
nss ~ ~. II
n vts,ssals navhse - - - ssselse1
ashsstls ~, svi.g = -. - |.
psssel Ieer eztsssiss - Asaa1s eass -
n 1sr ueEte - -
80 = - jearoneay $50 ~ ~ - -
M q. TIL, - - = - -.
dsss1 . 6epWooiea - - igsl - =
" extra. & ~ ssspt tlss - - 81 -
= =. 9. sss. =. !. ..ss,ss - e = q 80.
Thsss has bssa . god deGTee q aelivity = ~
vhssa nastss, ssisg y llhsFai ssFiva, ~ = -
Yiabss sssss. The arrivals = psspsss - lasUss,
bss assAs ssaees y aAvssssA thsGs y laEsls Psee
peet of 81 aessnulatsd 49, q ~ sssss ~ ~
ssAsss. The prsssss ssPply b ~. - bse. Phi
- have dsslissd jurisg ihs sssk Sales bssAsA
Thsrs 10 good demand for barley for bo.s
trade. Gines ths 6rst Of Bsptsabsr - hass a.
ported e75,eoe bushsls, ~ sgseee Of hall - IL
ssop over Last yssr. There sss sov - ssasl ESQ.,
GEO bushels, mostly cansdiss. Ths pssssatsssek
10 i.5pe, oee bushels; closes - lever.
CoRn.
present stock 10 1884, 600 DO, and daily insssss-
ing; closing 10 lower
Pork extremely variable. The ssFivals vsss
Args. aad decline Of q 50 per brl hes bssn sab
niiisd to. The decline piseethe Arst Of tbs nosth
has bssn ga rs. Ths adviess fren orsst Brit
Gin are faversbls to iargs pig crop. Oar stock y
large, and speculation has entirely sbsssd, ewing
70 several failures Of heavy dsatsrs.
Deef.
Beef heavy and urn.
Lard heavy, closing u lac.
Cofrgg.
Coffee has bssn fairly aetivs Il previous prices.
Cofron.
Receipts Of cotton hsss bess very liberal, and
prices have declined Sc per h. Bssisess has bsss
very hesvy. shippers bsisg the Psissipd e1srs-
tors The naTkst elosss qsist-
Live nO0o.
Hog fell - re. kseeipss - ssr losds.
CnoCEai4s.
Coffee dan; Rio 21a36c Bssas declined fully
he; fair 70 prime l0Sal33s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20
flnsntial anS 0smn,rtid.


Doslioe n RroAuse.
Daring the lest week the tendency 70 dseiins !.
produce has assumed . fornidahls shape. snd a.
ready the Commercial esusses srs changing their
figures, and making extra exsrtions TO ct rid Of
some Of the accumulated grain in their warehouse
q. The Impression that the decline insold is pro-
ducing this change will Be- very good eseass fer
specsistors TO use, but the real 10. that tAs
consumers are beginning 70 discover that there 10
no scarcity Of grain, and hence no necessity for
such unusual advances over ths prices Of last
sen.
On this subject ~ clip m article showing the
decline during the past week in Chicago from the
Tribune Of the 18th:
During the week just closed the leading pre-
dncs markets have been very unsettled. With .
heavy feeling. and prices have sustained . mate
rial decline Spring Extra nour has sustained .
depreciation Of 5a0e0o per bsrrel. Spring
Wheat has ruled very irregular, subject to daily
Duet uatons, and closed shade Arsnef than on ths
preceding SATURDAY.. Corn shovs decline Of Sc
during the same time. Osh declined Sc and rye
Sc. A. compared with week sgo, barley shoss
fall Of 3fgsc. Mess pork declined - Per Dbl.
and tsrd ". A compared With the ruling prices
af November, 1885, We find the following: Flour
e3A3 50 higher: Wheat Seattle better on No and
No ! Spring. Corn $40 higher. Ne : Data lie
better. Rye ssc higher. Mcss Pork $i2 50 low
Or. Lard i3e lower.
The following table shove the closing p,ieep -
the 18th and 10Th inst. and Nov. H,h, iss5:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

--DeBov.s Rerier for November alma Al in
teresting essay on Missouri, remsrking the fresh
enins vitality Of that State and the secession Of
74.ooe souis TO its population in August and Sep
tember. The State has $4,000, oeo scres Of hand,
and from 100 sos zoe to s2es. oee ooe 600 tons
u coal. with an inestimabIe sDount Of iron. Its
climate il excellent for agriculture and the soil
inexhanstibly rich. More than 5000 TOO acres
arc subject ts entry no., and zs.eos.eee lie fall
lov. Cotton, sorghum. hemp, tobacco, fruit Of
oil kinds, including the grape, can Be cultivated
The cost Of preparing vineyard Is $3.50 per scre;
the annual cost VI culty alton per acre the
main yield per acre $50 gallons, which, u - per
gallon. is $500. The vineiands are con De,ent TO
an annual product Of 81 ,oec, beo zoe gaions. The
timber is abundant. and 10 Of valuable kinds and
great sise. The pineres cent $5o,eee worth Of
tar, rosin and turpcntine alone to 81. Louis
GrAsses are good. and cattle can erase oil winter
The State is also rich in sll minerals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

ENTERTAINMENT At TuaSER HALL.-Our
German fellow citizens propose to have good
time at Turner's Hall to might. We have no,
seen the programme for the occasion, Blu,
learn tina. there will be gymnas,ic exercises,
music and dancing The Railroad excursion
lists from abruad will be most heartily vel
coined and are especially invited TO include
Turner'S Hall in their programme OF eujoy-
ing the freedom OF the city,
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H.v 1.re ~ deeds s.,i.s.

NkNsl ORk, nov. IL.
The dry goods market opened more quie, and
etesdy this morning than tor several days past
The bear contest during the lsst fev days has re-
suited in . decline Of i've per cent ON almost oil
kinds Of lesdiag geeds. Yesterday and 10 day
the bear feeling seems to have assumed mors
settled Tone perhaps only 70 catch breath for .
more desperate attempt The redusfious In pri-
ces have caused > vide variation in quotations Ia
diferent houses, and the still dsclinins tsndency
OF. gold aud cotton place them more redusea Not
vithuanding the Efforts to attract, agents seem to
bsia the hsnds Of jsbbers. evsa Ii they do not
ssesnd their snorts ~ disposins Of gsods even q
this reduction. Attention has been most drs o to-
wards prints, standards asd deiaincs. There arc,
however, no goods which have escaped the ou.
slAughi. Agents have held up msnfuily in their
edoris to maintain prices Of brown sheetines, and
save the interests Of manufacturers, bur scarcity
VI enquiry and tendency towards IN sute-u BE-.
sis, has compelled material reduction In pricss.
and though trade seems more quiet. The nsskst il
lar from settled.
There is no decided change in ths price Of stsn.
dards 70 notice TO day. but there are very few sales
The prices Of prints have bssn very nssh rsdnoed
during the past lev days, asd sill without At
ous TO clear their Aoors Of good raahsrtAsa to b
able to buy new suppliss. Stripes end sisas, and,
IN fact, most Of the othsr kinda Of sotssu eooda.
sFs sithost aay eAaags fFea ths essernl psosarte
above. They have not bssa H. spssiai oh3sots Il
attention iihe ~ lsAd,sg esstsses = Asssssies.
Ths great rsdsstiss b pfisss se vsslss esels ~
$500 $500 ': -. .sc isasisy e So. = .sas.
ssDnsf ssas. prsss@f pssasa 1skeiss = sSsoes
eAnas ~ nov ~ 1atld sssvs tAAG q it,. -
- aAxass y test nsariisg = ssee1ea $780,
etsen testn essds hsss BslDv1sd s1lx -
esses 49, geld y Sssssal dss1ias, tAsneA thsso
iSSH ~ - 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

ApPLEs ArLoar.---Tbe Rochester Erpress Of
the l4,h says The apple crop Of Western New
York is very late in getting to market this Pail
imnenss qusntities Of apples are s,ill sAost upoa
the canals, and can hardly reach the Hudson be.
fore the last days Of the month, and may b. nip
ped BY jack Frost before they get to their desti-
nation. On Sunday afternoon there we're no less
than $4,000 barrels Of apples a6oat At and near
Aiddleport Niagara county. There Ase Aiso largs
quantities Of petatoes sfoat. Buyers estimate
that there are fully 100000 barrel. Of apples and
potatoes on the canal vest Of the Psinyrs breach
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

" We we're guests our hostess could NO,
resale us 9th more palitable dish than
good fresh Lake Trout, or nice fresh Oysters
lfyou wish to please your guests to-day, go
to Urich Sntler' sand get couple of cans
ofthe incest, freshest, and cheapest in the
city. Also, oranges and lemons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

L,soE Trade SALv OF DaY GooDs Howe
a Tyler having received large consignment,
OF dry goods, consisting Of French and Eng,
hsh merinos. alliraccas, Scotch plsids, de
lains brocha and wool long and square shavls
hosiery, gloves and q large variety Of other
goods to be sold without reserve Sale or
Wednesday morning November 2iss as 10
O'Clock. The trade are invited, n the goods
will be sold in job lots. on
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

THE different Fire Companies held meet.
ing, last night. and voted to turn out at Ii.
review this afternoon, notwithstanding the eff
fort made to create dissatisfaction and dissen.
sion among them on account of mere Sc \
hsh matter. In this vote our 6remen have,
indeed, shown = very commendabls spirit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

General Registered Accident Tickets in
the Hartford Travellers Insurance Compa-
ny, tthe best company in the United S,a,es)
for !, ? s, 10. or 80 days, for 25 cents per day
for $4,000 covering all accidents, can be had
at the old Insurance Office Of Il. B. TExEYck
Co. on 2nd street, near Main. T2wl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

ATTENTION, CossusERs OF DRY GooDs!-
The Philadelphia store has recently received
heavy stock Of goods, bought at the yer,
] west market prices, which they are deter
mined to clos. cut by the FIRST day of Janus
AIRY, and will not be undersold. (nov1s st)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

Tag meteoric showers you didn't see, but
cali and see that shower Of ladies and gentle.
mems Gold Watches, new patterns OF Silver
Ware, Je~elry, dc just received BY Ayres
Mann Ayrss, 81 Main street nxl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

WE are authorized by The Committee of Ar
engagements to state that the excursion train
will no, arrive until s:SJ p. M. and % no Cd.
portunity tor refreshments vii! have been of
fsred our guests on the way, Committee
would urge upon our citizens the necessity Of
dinn-r - early Is possible after their arrival
Also the necessity Of citizens furnishing
car iases, that NIL may be conveyed to their
respective stopping places ~i,hou, annecess.
~ detention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

IT is expected that oil our business men
and private citizens generally will hang out
their Gags to day in honor Of the arrival Of
the excursonists from F.. Des Moines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

CHANGE OF TiMT-Fhe Des Moinss VALLEY
Railroad has changed time on ito mail and
express Trains. The morning passenger train
leaves at l0.l5. and the afternoon At Sis;
the mail arrives Al s:l5 p. m. See adyer-
tisemeut
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

TugaE was . general rubbing up Of brass
at the different engine houses yesterday. pre-
pAratory to the semi>annual review Of the
department to day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

- v..sr,phl Yoas No. 10
stocs.s's hs,ser. NJ Iosis ciSo1S ca s.,<: \
vs.. : = lis , v 1917. sel.. Nc li3,<: n.srs
us fiu 'son i9<: Brt- 81; '.cnr Msn so Iss<.
20 eoaps g. ist; Do do !. 1855 d do ss losl d
Ds, nv issue. iosi<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

FoR the best cigars and tobacco, and at
prices lower,han any where else, Wholesale or
No 80 Main street, between Sd and 4,h
streets. Sign ofihe Big Indian. (2t)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

We have been informed tha, the grocery of
Higgins X Higham, on Main street. between
Eighth and Ninth, Was entered night bef,re
last BY burglars, bu. they must have been
frightened away. IS they left the premises
open and took nothing With them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

SEVERAL persons were up before the Re-
corder for failing to pay their road.tax. Their
fine. including costa, amounted to fosr dol
lars and ten cents each. when two dollars ID
oil the road TAI required.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

tbs Library Board extends cordial insi>
tation to the Des Moines Valley excurtiouists
10 visit the library. and reading rooms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

CHAxoE OF TlnE.-By reference to time
card Of T. W. I ". Railway, it will be rot
ced that there 10 . change in time Of arrival
and Departure. The travelling public will
please note.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

ATTENTION RoLLA FIRE CoMPAsYi-Mem-
bers Of this company are requested 70 meet
at their Engine House at o'clock for re-
view. Every member is expected to DO IN
hand promptly. CHu. ScHuLr, Sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

Sew Nssk AaThss.
- fsi-Sr~pe NKs f"aR. Nov. 10
ooss op-a~a Ars-r asd ess-si ss.A. ~ sase -
eiddlsnS r.ans.
! sinur-,ss, dnl IN As3e is.s<. 80 s,sle % ~
ou,os 81 pc Us Es r..is b,ss . .SsAs h..sy.
wh ID QJes:iab - A4r.
xh.s-vs, asl AID "a Be ssvu; No na.s.hss
| u 81 ztos -
hye-Dut nd hay st-t~ AZ 81 Z!
Bai., ball ADD a.ci . ns. q Is II 10 f~1 RIVED
a. tbs later pie. fos ,.'y ha.sss.s ssA d .sks
" r~s
Csa irt. 70 ~ bushels. D. l. Aesvy and lover
q fol ~ fer .hpp.ax uix~d sAs.t ssd a
ss-rs ea dog .s 81 q; .sd bsysss q
81 Is.
o.ss-D,1 mile lower; q &c for chiesse.
Code--i,uU .. h-Asy.
sax.r-Duli std sumssi.
y lAss % let snA s,.sdy.
PR -svy NJ 37tse eus~ ssA ss- ss- re-
na~d In b I'd
N--s p. k-Sirm ., ss3 ooexa s for regular SD
r.: /. clio ins ~ IS cab aud u n ~ .
- E.r prime. Afro afsa hsis nss mes - I'll Is
s,ii~r Nssabs al IS seller ali year ssA IN q ~ IL,
JAn,.sy.
B<ef-nuli st rs-ssou. prices
Bssf Ia ,s-Dat
Gu. qr.s4- Du Ut - ais TO- shouidsrs Ard MA
isc Tor ham.
Bsron-Ieartivs.
LArd-ouiI And Loser; sais. r., .ud ! fsv s..rr
ssiss 81 H..
sass.r-oai.. 81 asa, for tA.o; ssa lssa4Ae so<
State.
chssss-Daa al salsko
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

Now-A-DArs, il will generally be found
that the man Who knows how to keep ho-
tel" has always on hand . supply Of the
"Eclectic Cleanser" By the use ofthis in>
valuable article, the extensive drudgesy Of .
large hotels reduced 70 . comparatively
mall matter.
Sold BY al druggists and grocsrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

PRISrISe ISKs.-A stock Of News, Book,
and ell grades Of colored inks on hand from
II. u. Wade / Co., New York. In order to
accommodate customers, We have obtained .
supply Of news in kegs containing ten pounds
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

-. $500 ea.usoa - Nj fauruheepa
.esool v;n co~nenes q W,1neaaay. Ne
- 80 II srn a..uio. =. -. la,r.av
as,eoded a.d verv ,pccessfbl. 1r;a Lnvreoes
b. f.v ,uper;~s :: ! e,.sAes. md. = her
s.,c.... ;cd;..,e.. =. i. .n.rec;assd b. DO.
hav;.s yo.ns ladies' 70 educate.
-.--
Ias CaolssA.-Df' Oass'ov, . aosso Dny'
ac'sn @yG
From our pass oossfvanens 90 MOI -.
lew tses chosssa, should i Appsaf y sAss
eesnes5. van y % hkssy % foso'e Me- Ase'
isad = :: . 70 vis'e the maaaf'oaa sssseas 81
shs South and west"
Among I'll TIE msay d'usrens rsoeeses -
vessised thsFs y sone saas 81 % conpseesiy
= m sussdose % sais mdadrsoss poss0s, and
which give v'sor ana stresgsh. than ". ko-
backs stouach b'seess ana Mood Pltis-
The Blood ftus act directly on the liver,
causing ]. to throw Oh the delssercos matter,
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foLicE irEMa.-ihe thief Who stole the
coats from Zen. bridgmans residence on
Saturday evening last Vas arrested By ofaces
Bartlett Saturday evening on the levee Nth
the stolen property IN bis possession dc
Vas 'boosed. His name y Woods. his home
sin Quincy. and he SAYS the coats we're given
him, and he has requested Eve days time to
obtain vit7esses, to prove that he y nah OF
unquesiioned character.
Faulkner and Gibbons, who we're before
the Recorder on Saturday for defrandinE
man BY the 'conhdence game, were arrest
ed By ofices Oatman On suspicion Of having
had something to do With the recent burglar.
,es which have been eomtnasted in various
parts Of the city dining the last fortnight.
The Teller who vss arrested ss the car BY
ofhcer Brown on Saturday, charged With
having been engaged IN the Eddyviile anAir,
vas taken back TO that place BY Mr.. Seifert,
...
GivE Is CAlI--Our Sanctum will be
Oman 10 the incursios, of our friends and the
public generally from the Des Moinss Valley
during their sojourn in the city.
The GATE CRY Sanc.um, uader another
name, was . source Of power and OF blessing
to the Des Moines Valley before the Valley
| Railroad or the city Of Dee Moinss had been
conceived by the imagination of man. And
before the city Of Dss Moines had local
habitation or . name," the then editor of the
paper Was advocating the Raccoop Forks Of
the Des MONIES river as the seat Of Gov
ernmen, for the State Of Iowa
| We claim then 10 be amongst the oldest
| friends of Des Noises. ard m advocate OF
the interests Of the SEapital City, before the
city had an existence even in the most EN-.
bryonic form Our friendship for Des Moines
end its people vas early manifested, and i,
/ has been constant and unfailing, and nothing
| Gill afford US greater pleasure than to gel
come our friends to the GArE Cr:r Sanctum
during their visit to our municipality.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

IL you want bargain in Boots and Shoes.
90 to STEWART 4 DEAx's, and ve will guar.
antee You viii be suited in quality and price.
Corner Of Third and Main, Keokuk. ".
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-20

A new supply of Calf, Kip and heavy
Boots, for men and boys, custom made and
waterproof. Wholesale and retail ct E. K.
Hart'a, 1873 Main street. fnoy20 n