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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-06-04


TWELVE DOLLARS
A GOOD DOUBLE CASED
N Sill YER WATCH,
Gentleman or ladies size will be sent, post paid,
B. TANNER,
ll6 Lexington street,
jun4 Baltimore.
ATTENTION, GENTLEMEN
VOU are hereby ordered to proceed
at once to No. as Main street, and examine
the following goods just received.
GA Black French Flannel.
g. Black ac Drap D'Ete. ...
GA Ribb'd " &C
Another lot of those
All Wool Cassimeres at ST..
A Navy Linen for Drawers
Gauze Merino Shirts "a to Al in.
Bleached and Brown Cotton u Hose
Linen C. Hdkf's hem'd ready for use, and many
other useful articles too numerous to mention.
CALL AND EXAMINE,
jun4 CkPPS & PEET
Virginian & Old Dominion copy.
es~ so cts, so cts, so cts. so cts, -a3
TENHE ATTRACTIVE"
FEA TURE
In OPENINGS ADVERTISEMENT to-day,
Is the price OF the
"CHOICEST ORANGE COUNTY" BUTTER,
Which is only
gSy~ so CTS, PER LIB. RETAIL. @Asa
And less by the package.
Because of the reduction in price, there is no
abatement of its every Superior" quality, we
never have "Old Stock on hand to work off, =
"Our Butter" is carefully selected for us in
"New York, " and our arrangement is such, as to
keep up our supply "Always Fresh and Nice"
and for sale at lowest market rates.
Please call and see. A.
DEMlNG, the Grocer,
jun4 No. Main street.
Virginian copy.
THOMAS w. PIERCE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.
Town Point,
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
Usual advances made. may ally
J. J. RICE, E. F. BAKER,
ARMISTEAD, RICE, CARY & co.,
General Grocers and Commission Merchants
Solicit consignments of all kinds of Country
Produce.
Cary & 18th Streets,
may 3l-3m Richmond, Va,
SAW MILLS SAW MILLS.
TH E ATLANTIC IRON WORKS
Co., are manufacturing superior design of
SAW MILLS,
embodying all
Recent improvements.
Parties in want of MILLS, are requested to ex-
anime these mills
Also, furnish
PORTABLE ENGINES
AND BOILERS,
made with special reference to these mills.
Have on hand
of every make, of duplicate parts of Saw Mills,
from which castings are made on short notice.
No extra charge for patterns.
may29 Tu. Th&Sat-3t
ENGINEERS OF STEAMERS,
A RE requested to take particular
N notice that the
ATLANTIC IRON WORKS COMPANY,
Having Thoroughly reorganised their establish
ment, and increased their facilities, which now
consists of
Foundry, Machine, Pattern, Boiler and
Blacksmith Shops,
are ptephi Gu W CAecuIe repairs IN Cue Mdculnery
of Vessels with the least possible delay, and at
very low rates.
Having in their employment none but the most
expert and competent Mechanics, they can pro-
mise that all work entrusted to them will be war
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
may29-Tu. Th&Sat-3t
STATIONARY ENGINES.
TN ATLANTIC IRON WORKS
4 Co., have on hand
SEVERAL ENGINES,
of this class, built in the most
Thorough Manner,
and oil
APPROVED DESIGNS
and finish, which are being sod very low.
may29- Tu. TIL &Sat-3t
COASTING MANIFESTS,
BILLS OF LADING,
MAY be obtained at the counter of
THE DAY BOOK OFFICE. .
mehb
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.
THE STEAMER b. 81 J. BAK Err,
| will leave Bells wharf for all points on the
York and Pamunkey rivers, every
Tuesday and Friday
at o'clock, a.. m.
Will take freight and passengers at low rates
For particulars apply to
B. & J. BAKER,
J. S. ATKINSON d co,
OF to Capt J. N. FARRIS,
iun4 Agent.
Mo u R.-l50 bbls cheap Flour, 200 bbls
Extra Superfne, so bbls Family Flour, for
sale by G. W. ROWLAND,
iun4 10 Rowland wharf.
CTEARlNE so A P.-25 boxes Stearins
- Soap and so boxes Adamantine Candles. direct
from the manufactures and for sale by
G. W. ROWLAND,
iun4 18 ROwlands wharf.
DURE STARCH.-We offer to families,
Duryeas'-the best in the world-in lib
Boxes. Price very low.
jun4 NJ A. & G. A. SANTOS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

Of tho elevator - to whether his suspicions wers
corrsska He asssrainleys41pae>es1 ~ hsok-
keeper, Mr.. NeHsnry, TO the ONES Of Msss!a. Mann
: Scott with the receipts, while be west On .Chenge.
A few mcnsn0 a6orwam Mr. 6sott on
the Board, and meeting Goodyear informed him
thai. the warehouse receipts were foeesste4 Heedr
year tsneaiatsly went TO- 1eaey ard lid Mn The
facts. Leary, Of course, ct once handed him back
his check, and then sopght ont the parN from
whom he had taken tie receipts. Leary had OBJ
tanned them FROM Mr.. r. n. Mitchell, who, ~ soon
- he WAS apprised Of their character, instantly
refunded Lsesy The money hs hsd peil hin
Mitchell Ind Ubtained the receipts from Mr.. J. u
Champlin, who made good Mitchelrs money %
him. ~Champlin, IN his turn, had procured them
from Mr.. W. I. Davis, who also refunded tns
money.
But here the retrograde movement Of the re-
ceipts was checked BY the Issue of . warrant for
Mr.. Davis arrest. Davis claims that be bought
them from = man named Wilson, who y ~ turn
claims to have obtained them from > personhamed
Brown. Il seems that there MS anathsr N1se-
| house receipt, of the same fraudulent character,
representing 6ffeen hundred bsshels Of No; !
spring wheat, which had been also pufchaseA ~
| Mr.. Champlin from Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. Davis was required to furnish bail to the
amount Of $4,000. The matter is to be thoroughly
Investigated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

The Davenport Gazette holds an informal
glori6cation meeting over one Of its munich
pl achievements thus;
"The Gate City says Davenport has pur,
chased two new steam FIRE engines. When
will Keokuk get one?' Yes, the citizens and
Trench Of Davenport. have put their hands
in their pockets and raised nine MosssdnO
dollars to pay for two steam fire engines, ant
we rather guess the money for paying for the
third will be ready before many weeks, JUS
as o o as the merits Of the machines already
bought, Zone of which only has arrived) cal
be tested, as the Rescue boys will want t.
beat the best one. Then the City Council
has ordered $500 fessofdcuble riveted hose
Then the fire department up this way i
live institution, and citizens for liberality ar
equal to the emergency, and sire an example
to other citizens in this respect. We guess
Mr.. Gate City, you can have a steamer too, il
your little town, If yOu try for it-big thing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20
The New York Spring Trade.
TFrom the Herald of Weduesday.1

IFTuH tHe IIefaiu OF Wednesday.J
The heavy decline in many lines Of goods and
the fall in general merchandise are having a very
unsettling effect on the spring trade, and business
is much more back ward at this season than had
been anticipated. Many of our merchants are
very much discouraged. both on account of the
limited demand, and the heavy losses upon the
stock in hand. They may take it for certain. we
think, that this fall is not a mere fuctuation,
which may take another direction in another day.
II is quite sure to prove permanent, and tobe fol-
lowed, by and -by, by further movements in the
same direction. This is the legitimate course now
and henceforth, and all parties might as well pre-
pare for it. 1t will take from many dealers a
portion Of the heavy profits Of previous yeare; but
it will also help to bring about a time in which the
course of trade will be more steady, and its results,
on the whole, more satisfactory.
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Better WE'VE Prom Texas.

The Herald's special says President John
son yesterday received dispatch from Pro-
~visional Governor Hamilton, Of Texas, giving
q more hopeful account of the doings Of the
State Convention than any that have found
their way into print
Governor Hamilton sums up by saying that,
although the Convention Lad been in session
one month without apparently accomplishing
anything. material measures. similar to those
adopted by Alabama, were likely to prevail;
that there will be no trouble whatever con.
corning a reputation Of the rebel war debt,
and that the freedmen will be treated more
satisfactorily than by most of the States. The
principal difference of opinion was whether
the ordinance OF. secession should be repealed
or declared old absolutely from the begin.
ming
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20
New York Money Market.

By Telegraph NV YoRK, March 10.
MoIey-ka-y 1T "a 8 p cent.
Sterling Exchange DnII and hesvy At Tor y los.
~Goid-He.vy, unsettled aud lower, op<nir at ls0l<,
and clo-ink at las1S-
Pr lights to Liverpool quiet.
Government stocks less active and easier.
USE s 20 Coupons Of 'e2. 1887; do Of "a, losk.
u Sc 1910 Coupons, 9u5s-
U . es OF 81 Coupons, reg. lo43..
Treasury Notes s-3os LIST sci he's ss5a.
$50, ID series, se7s.
1S0s, third series, sa3<.
U g. l Year Certificates, new i~ue. %.
Stocks heavy. Tenn es 90, Miss % 72A: " U Tel 62I<:
HXCs2 sris 7ssa; Reading se1s; MsAN J 81: N
pd 631ss; Pitts s3A; N " 26%; RI ldsA; p. wAolL
Chicago 4 Alton ~.
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ork

New York Market.
BY Teiee raph NJ. YoRK, March 10.
Co,ton-Dul, heavy and unaett ed at 10 sale for mid
ding.
T1our-Dn,l,~u -settles, irregular and log 20c lower;
at : 3o1s 60 for sound Extra State. s 80 Z Q IS fos
common to good extra r. II. o., aud S IL 70 for
Trade Brnds, market c osing dnlL.
Nhsky-weste n = 20
6r.in-wheas dull and spring 29sc lower; No / Gu
caso spring at alb ut ! &C. Rye at l %. Barley md
barley Mali dull aud nominal. Corn dull aud &c low
era es973 for unsound, and 80 Sf5c for .ount mis- d
western, both in store ard d.isered Dat. heavy and
lower ~ 359&0 for unsound western, and IS for . und
do
Grocerits-Cpnee dull Sugar dull at 105sOl0lA for
Cubs Mu.eovsdo. aud az for Havana. Aolasses dull
Porto Rico 20.
Petroleum Dull at 2soes for Crude, and 20 for Re-.
fined in BOND.
Provisions-pork or~ned heavy and lower, bnt eloss d
more himl, at 25 1925 12lz for rev m~se, closing al
&c 90 { r cash, rs 60 for old do; and q Is for prime, .sc
81 Dbl new ms as as blu, ers and sellers' option, a
IS eoa2sso Beef , eady at Is 90 10 90 for new pain
mess ard 20 60 92i 90 for new extra mess Beef ham,
heav! at 81 co. 81 so. Cut meats ux hanged At llN1
~ Tor shoulders and 1917 slsN fer hams. Bacor
quiet; 1c for Cumberland cut Lard dull. heavy al
! ~er at Il sl9J&c But. er quiet At 2s4 40c for Ohio
and 408t0 for state. Cheese Quiet at log ~.
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Markets BY TELEGRAPH.
chicago Market.

chicago Market.
By telegraph CHICAGO, March 10.
We hare again 10 notice . dull market fer both pro-
duce and provisions, with . slight reduction in prices fef
grain.
Provisions-Qniet with no matsrtal change. Sales
Mess Pork at 300. Mesa Beef ~ IL Soc 60. Sweet
picked hams at l6c: aud .team rendered Lari at lsc.
Dressed Hogs-Have almost disappear-ffrom the mar
ke,. eals ligh, :, 10 1901 81, Il per 100 ns.
Flour Dull; sales of sound spring extra were made q
from : 2sls 70 for good TO choice grades.
Grain-Wheat dull and 20 q lo~ er, sales No lsprina
at ! regal %. according to location and date OF receipt
clio ing quiet At l 24&+ or lots in regu'sr houses, No
spring is quiet At 81 4eoc, Rejected Spring in Flint 4
Thompson's house ut 72c. Corn rules dull and Ll1ls
los er, with light "a les at sol24 II for No ] and Rejected
AT 35Lc. oa,s dull: sales Mt 2iss4l1c for No l. and at q
for No . in store. There Is icthing doing in Rye and
the transactions in Barley are on . very limited scale.
MISUNDERSTANDING quoted nj 2 70 q.
eeeds-stssdy but quiet at 2 Iaa3 90 for good to prime
Timothy. and S 54a5 80 for Glover.
| T4tlow-Duils and fasf-r.
Live ~stock-There is nothing in the stock yards Of con
seaues ce 10 day. either OF hogs or cattle, and the marke,
Is quiet bat steady at Saturdays fr c.s. We nate sals
Of Common to fir rattle At ! 2sA1 60. mesium do II 8 ?:
S IS, aud sond 10 choice p.ekin cattle at b sooe %.
~H~gs-Hsav hogs at 9 % 20 10. and medium weight
a, 9 o5 % l2k
Shsep-Inactive and entirely nominal.
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TAs cAiliaa war
NV YoRK, Marcel

NEW YORK, March. 70.
Later news regarding the River Plata war,
does not record any new movements Of
Importance. The general attemptatan advance
by the allies, had not yet taken place., and
the hostile armies still confronted each other,
on either side Of the Parana-
A small force Of about GOO Paraguayians
had made q dash across that river, with . loss
| Of 8 or 10 men on each side, but the effort
does not appear TO have resulted in any ID
vantage to either side.
Gunbosts and iron-clads were on the way
to the seat Of war, and several vessels had
arrived with munitions and supplies for the
allied troops. and reinforcements to the num-
Der of 0 1000 had Joined the allies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20
fInantial ana Commercial.
KEoKUK MARKET.
DAILY GArR CRY OrricE,
March 10, 1866.

DAILY GArR CRY OYYicI,
March 10, 1866.
GRAIN.
WHEAr-Best old Fall at - 90; No. ] FAN
new, 81 IS; No. 2 do from 81 90 to / SO No. l
Spring, old, 81 90; No. l do, new, see; No. 2, do,
zoe.
~Cons-Choice selling at 80 to &c; Rejected at
from q to Csc per busheL
RYE-From $50 to 40 per hash.
FLOUR.
Imperial Mills, SI2 IS in bbls; 81 50 in SKIS
Pearl 10 90 Z" 10 Is
Iowa +" 8 so ST5
Jcssamine i" % 50
BuckwHEAr Flour Choice. S. per 100 lbs.
Corn MEAL-sl 10 per 100 lbs.
SUNDRIES.
BrrrER-Firm; Packers pay 80 to s3c; Retail
dealers from 35 to Bic.
EsGs-Packers are paying 20c. Retail dealers
pay from 20 to 23c per dor.
GRsEx ArrLEs-$2 90 to 2 % PER bush.
PorAroEs-Firm at 6s to 7ec per bush, fol
choice.
LARD-l5 to Ice per 10.
BAcoS-Clear sides Is to zoe per ID.
SoRGHuM-Choice article will sell from IS &c
40c per gal.
BEEswAx-2s to SOC per ID.
RAGs-4 to Sc per ID.
TALLow-In barrels, 10tc loose Q.
HIpEs-Dull. Green, &c; do. sailed. SIC; dry
Hint, lie.
FEATHERs-Common to good, 400 per ID
WooL-Tub-washed 25 to 35c; feece-washed 8
to 40c: unwashed l off.
HAY-Timothy $40 90 to Il 90; prairie $s o.
per ton.
WooD-Was sold to-day at from IS TO 81 pc
cord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20
Monetary Affairs.

By Telegraph NEW YoaK, March 10.
The Commercials money article contains the
following:
The stock market is rather quiet under the un-
certainty about the action Of Congress upon the
finance bill.
The stocks under clique manipulation are very
strong.
Government stocks less active. The miscella-
neoas list is duh. Coal stocks barely retain the
Improvement made at the close OF last week.
There is considerable activity in money, rs is
indicated by the fact that the exchanges at tn.
clearing house to-day amount to $lGs, 900, goo
The supply of money, however, is very abundant
and the demands are mostly supplied on call a
5 per cent.
The transactions in discounts are steadily in
creasing, and good firms find no difficulty in get
ting all the money they want at moderate rates
Very prime names are held at Ga 81 per cent, bul
the most general rate for prime paper is "a u pei
cent; good names are quoted at SIG per cent, and
lower grades at 9Gl 10.
Gold continues weak, ranging during the day al
1854 @ l2g.
Foreign exchange still dull.
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The Panic in Priees-The Decline in
Gold-Trouble Among the Dry Goods
Pc ople.

From the Philadelphia Ledger money article, of
Saturday morning.]
The gold premium yesterday suffered another
severe decline. opening at 1914, and closing at
1904 40 1909. This downward tendency of coin
adds to the uneasiness in commercial circles. and
not only brings down the prices Of imported com
modities, but p~aralyzes the home market. Sales
cannot be effected at any prices. While the i'm
porters continue TO crowd their goods into the
auction houses, the domestic manufacturers are
stacking theirs in their mills. Several Of the
cotton and wooden factories in the neighborhood of
Philadelphia have ceased operations temporarily.
as they at the time supposed, in the expectation
that the demand and sales in q month or two would
so lar reduce their stock as to enable them to re.
sumo work without any material break in prices.
In this they have been disappointed. Sales are
almost impossible at any price, and any Offered
reduction hut the more efsciualfy frightens pur-
chasers from the market. We hear of one instance
where a stock Of goods, valued at four hundred
thousand dollars six weeks ago, is now stacked in
the mills and would not realize three. fourths Of
that sum If put on the market. There are several
similar cases In truth, there are no large buyers
OF wooden goods at any price. In the meantime
the leading dry goods importers are feeding the
auction rooms, the rule everywhere being to buy
as little and sell as much as possible. The unset
tied condition OF the financial affairs by reason of
the inaction Of Congress, no doubt adds to the dis
trust that now characterizes business walks, bring
ing down the prices Of gold and Of ali eommodi-
ties, and flling the country with pressing and
anxious sellers, opposed by laggard BUYERS. conf
dent that the longer they wait the cheaner thew
will buy. It j. pretty well understood 4. ihe
present advanced stage of the season. that. The
spring trade of 1866 is q losing one, especially TO
those engaged in dry goods. The truth is. the
prices of most manufactures will have to follow
the course Of gold. Indeed, from various causes.
gold has declined more than almost any of the
products of labor, that can be mentioned, and is
now the cheapest article on the market. Those
VINO first yield to the tendency of the times and
reai,le on their productions, Of whatever character,
are nkely to be best of, especially if the impression
: maintained that the Secretary of the Treasury
resumption; for whether to reach that de.;rahi,
result requires any severe contraction Of the cnr.
rency or not, people win always discount their
fears, and the fact is thus forced, whether neees.
sary or not.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

WHEN a lady once asked Turner, a csle-
bra,ed English painter. what his secret was,
be replied. II have no secret Madam, bat
hard work" This is a secret which many
never learn. and don't succeed because they
don't learn it. Labor is the genius that
changes the world from u~giiness to beauty,
and the great curse to a great blessing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

The Temperance Platform, published a
nes Moines. has been enlarged and changed
to q quarto form.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

JUICE UNDERWOOD AsKEDTo REsIGS.-The
resolutions reported by the JOINT committee
appointed BY the General Assembly Of Viz
glnia, on the subject Of Judge Underwood,
and requesting HIM to resign his position n
Senator from Virginia in the United States
Senate. have been adopted by the House of
Delegates-ieus, AZ; nays. |.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

Tus Irish citizens Of Burlington held .
demonstration on St. Patrick's day. The
Ha,cssye says it passed off orderly and in good
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

AMONG the contributors to the Fenian
Fund. as the list is given in the New York
World, appears Keokuk. The brotherhood
here being pledged in the sum ofSb,OOO.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20
Couucctieut Mutual Iife InsuIanee Co

We clip the following fir, m the New York Indeper.
dent Of Sept 18th:
This Cos paDy vas Organized in 1s46 on the mr'r.i
system. with the vel now advantage Of frrurfirg
insurance at its actual cost In the aD.ount fit trb
nes., il 10 the lsrEesf life insurance company IN tfs
country, and with the exception OF on G.rnsr eer.
pan,. The .arg-sf In The world. Its accumulated capital
10 neal y 81 ttDoJ,OO0 II has paif since its or. ahiz.tic1
over 81, ou0, 900 to the families and CT el'tors Of q, ceased
members and ha. refunded over s3.0cu,0 Go 10 policy
holders 10 dividends or surplus pren.iG" .. It's pres-nt
surplus | ever 5000, 600, from xhf b the annual divt-
dsud " II te declared n LIST OF Feo. Lext The number
of policies issued during the year vas ! .5s3- Its annual
income 10 over s. oo 0Do per year, its receipts tr inter.
est alone being over half . million, Which MORE than
paid 1t lptse~ for The year ending la November last.
From these ngnrss some notion maJ BE obtained o. the
immenee business dons by the conpany and OF the adj
vantaxes offered to insurers. Fuller particulars vii be
found i'm an adv criisen..n NJ ir another column. OF ths
ssvapt.y.s OF life insurance It Is -csrr.1, psc-~sary to
"a, anything Al this day Lori Ch4nreflor ~ hdhurs,s
renars, that no man With . dependent fsmily 10 tree
from reprp1ea If his lite is hot Insured 10 not & o -trong
The duty Of ip-ur.noe being .dritt~d- the nert thing is
TO hnd . .afe and cheap company; aid the Connecticut
Mutu.l il both
II. y. TsS ,ErcK is the sgsttfor this popular company
In this civ. oct6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

New YoRK, March 10.
A special dispatch announces the defeat Of
the bill restoring the death. penalty, 10 the
House Of the Wisconsin Legislature by . vote
Of so to "a.
The Wisconsin Senate has adopteda reso-
tuition striking out the word white from the
section in regard TO the qualification of elect
ors, by o vote Of II to IL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

The Youngstown Register says that every
coal bank in that vicinity has suspended ope-
r%ations, a difference in regard TO wages being
the cause, andbcth proprietors and employees
being determined no, to yield. As a conse-
quence the furnaces in the vicinity have been
closed up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

MISS ANNA DIcEiSsox, who was to lectur .
at Quincy Friday evening. was Ill and failed
to appear. She was posted to deliver her
lecture positively last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

IpAno GOLD AND SILVER MIxEs.-As the qses-
ton, whether gold and silver does exist in Idaho
in the quantities represented BY correspondents,
and even miners of large experiences, We publish
the following certificate Of Sam1 F. Guild, assaycr,
being the best evidence of the correctness of the
reports yet published:
This may certify that l have asaayed samples
Of Rock from the following Lodes of Silver Noun
tain, No. !, Owyhee county, Idaho, for W. X.
Barnard, Agent for the Imperial Gold and Silver
Tunnel CO., Idaho, and ind assays as followr: !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

NV YORK, March IL.
The following are the prices Of Mining stocksl. At III.
Board in Boston to-day:
Copper Falls IN; Franklin 3ss4; Hancock lGk. Is,e
Royal IN: Minnesota q; Quincy is; Bay state 81;
Bosion Water Pow gig.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

R,1rs OF LAprNc, in large or small guam
titles, for sale at this Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

THE Ottumwa Courier says it counted thirty
emierant wagons in the streets OF that place
-. d.v last week-bound west.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

Tpr LApY's FRIEND for April is received.
"Waking'' is a pretty plate and the other
illustrations are good. The list of contents Is
varied. Published by Deacon Peterson, Phil
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

TIE Ha,rkcye says the Keithsburg tried to
get up the river Saturday but couldn't get to
Rock Island and returned to Fort Madison.
There is gorge of ice at Rock Island ten
or fifteen feet high.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-20

We are glad to note hat Mr.. Dixon of the
Des Moines Register, is recovering from the
blindness that has so long afflicted him. He
homes to be able to resume editorial labors in
Cor rooEs