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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-28

J. B. NoDLEs L Co., have just received
from Chicago, . fresh lot Of CssAm, Lemon,
Boston aeratsd Crackers, and Cracknslls;
also 6ne assortment Of choice Green end
Black Teas, and Groceries Of the finest
kinds, new Flour, &C., &c. Cell and exam.
inc. No. III Main streets, between 4th end
9th.
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II is announced thst new and dangerous
counterfeit Of the twenty five cent fractional
currency has made ito appearance. The only
mark BY which you can detect il is in the
spelling of the word assistant, y in tho lower
left hand corner. In the counterfeit the last
two letters Of the word are transposed. In
appearance it is shade coarser than the gen.
nine. New fifty cent counterfeits are also
out. They are we'll calculated to deceive, the
only difference being that the head Of Treas
urer Spinner is much better in the genuine
than in the spurious.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-28

TIE fall term Of the Jacksonville Female
Academy will commence on Tuesday, Sep>
TENDER 18th 1855. This institution is one Of
the oldest of the kind West Of the mountains
and is most favorably located for health and
comfort, - well as beauty of situation, and
In every respect is . most desirable Educa.
tional home. Board, &C., can be obtained in
the Institution: For particulars address G.
Thayer, Principal, Jacksonville, III
augl4 dim tn thu sat v
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Mev York Vel Market.

With better .rads 10 goods for nsn's wear, ths
demand for the better grades Of domestic deecs
continues to improve, prices remaining much thu
same. Sales for the past week foot up abou,
400 900 lbs 1t 5oAs73c, but mostly 5ssozAo 90 oot
lbs Wisconsin, At 5sa5sc; $4,000 lbs Ohio, 1t eos
e74c; 10000 lbs State and Pennsylvania, At 55'
s5c; also 50, 900 lbs unvashed, 35a42e; $4,000 lb'
oalifornis, 33a4oc, foreign woods remain verJ
dull.
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CHASoE.-oviDs to the mail arrangement
throughout the Southern portion Of the State
We have been led to change the day Of publ.
cation Of the WEEKLY GArs from Tuesday TO
Wednesday morning. This viii enable many
of our subscribers to receive the paper the
day it is published who have heretofore no,
received it until the day after, and ell will re
ceive it one day sooner after publication.
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MARkETs By TELEGkAPH
cAsssss aarass.

chicago AaYAss.
~ fsassrsph.i cncAes. AUG. ~.
Hoar-Duii and lS0zsc lover sses Of ohits Winter
- sl3 eoois o. apriss Extra 81 $40 Ia30io 2 Super
Ans y - 10
whsss-No1 sprtss unsettled; st opening declined
800; ss,s q q s4Sl - good inqswy. Nsrsss RI,
He'd 80 elossA - n ssAl 20 No Spring 1ooi2.
loser epsasd - u col es; slossas q d ssol "
RslsessA Spriag lower closing ss'ss - q 20
Corn-tAS 4. 7. nasksss hsd decided dssrsssias -
fscs On crn usrks. - opening prie.s recsas1 lS0as
per bssA: towards close sooi deesnd tor shiEasot
prices rAlHs& sale Of mol q soD No DALI II 81 ca
Canal Corn float offered freely bus demand hight 80
50 for MOL.
oss-Dull and sasisr light sales Of No 81 ss1S No
at Is In store.
Rys-Rirm; 10 better Requests ssiss Of No II exc
q; No Tat s50ss.
Bari.y--tsad,, and SHADE Armsr; nothing doing
Provisions Nominal.
aigh vines Qaies ap3 sf.sdy.
Seed -Tiaoshy i've q soAs % for inss-ios b
choice. rla1 q Is % o.
Lake Yreixhs.-i5<s higher engagements At ~ 10 for
Corn T. Buffalo. and 10 for Wheat 10 osssso.
New Ysrk Harriet.
By Telegraph Nav YoRK. Aps. n.
cattcn-Ae,ir-; - ~ FOR middltns
Rieur-ioSl6s lower for common grades good grsdss
~itbou, d. cidsd chang. 80 4oss o. fr kxtrs Stats
81 90 slo 90 II B. H. o. SO 0ools % tzsds bxands
closing quiet.
whisky-DuiI; saiss OF 500 bt 10 renI I'd 1t q -.
whe.t-Recsp,s sts sss bushels, dull and lA3s
losersaies IL 800 bush u 90 Chisago spng
81 rs - Is Mol Vii. aukee
Rye-n-csips 2.slS bushe,E scarce sad nrm; West
.rn a. Q5
Barley and Ba,l.y Nalt-Duil and nominal
Corn Receipts TRAIT bushels lie lower. Gales oe.-
oo bssh ct .sasD for inferior; s1HAss sAh ping
mixed ws4t.rn chiefly at 6lI sax for choice niisos
River
cnis-Rscsipts 81 1876 bsshels dali and avy; s.lss
81 900 bush as 4aS+s FIR Chicago &70s3 for MiIvsn
kce; IS for Iowa
conee-girn eagar steady; Cuba s14OIlx Ha-
,sna Iez. Aol.ssrs dull and heavy, Cuba 81.
PetIoIsuu-Dsii; z7o2s for crude 4so ~ sv rsapsd
In bend
Pork ouist aud nrx; ga 1854 % nsw nee;
clopg u 80 % essh: 30 sa@si % for old Do ~
80 as IS for Prime; ais 200 sbls sse ssp-
tember ot Der and all the year. sellers and buyers op
ton. s2s 1888 IS
Bs-f-s,..dy: SIS ooss0oo for new plat. mess ~ %
o24 90 extra aess.
Beef Hams-Noninal
Bscon-Quiet
Cut Msass-Hrm; ll,14is for Shoulders; is,4o1ik
for Hama.
Lud- virmsr; Isx@11.
But.er-stssdy at 2oDssc for Ohio; and saoAse for
State.
chesss-Activ.; solske.
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0teek Market.
~ TslrsrapA.l Nsv Yoes, Aus. n.
etocks hettes. Gold l4Ssk heading lls1G nris 7s14
1T iosG = RTleeN: wuf s7% an ssrss
sss; - 81 regd liz So coupons 1855 100 fsas LIT
series 1884 DO - Ice u ~ lo& 4 . y; asIss
:lH; = PDc psd:Ik
Thsrs b no eAAaos IN thsfnossy narksl colo 1
more acsivs. fh@s b dispositioa to bay = sAs.s,
srs strong n ssing sfts1y IN asnaad.
Al The O'Clock ofsa board The ssllovias wsss ~
principal saiss o. ~ HE - Lilo q q,
l1sk; AN v M; Gold l4sk
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The gales of Araby are not spicier than
the aroma which the fragrant Sozodont i'm.
parts to the Breath. Nor is the heart of the
ivory nut whittier than the teeth that are
cleaned daily with that matchless fluid.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-28

THr workmen at the public cistern, corner
of 10th and Main, have struck-not ''ile,'
but water, which will perhaps retard the
work and make it disagreeable for the hands
engaged on the work.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-28

Mn. R. W. PrrrHAx, of West Point, drops
ped into our Sanctum last evening. he re
ports the "My Policy men in that section -
stsmall potatoes and few in . HILL"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-28

TIE Dallas Gosette, that sound pslitical OK
ponent gives long summary of marriages
which have taken place in that county during
the past month. We should say that sim
Gle blessedness WAS At discount in Dallas
county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-28

New Orleans Markst.
New 0aLEAEs, August rs.
Combined, 7sa!7e; yellow, 7sasoc; white
S5a90c.
Flour-scarcs and firm, super ~ rs.
0ats-Duil, 47a4Sc.
Bran-&l 10.
Provisious-Pirm, dull. Lard 11lc.
Money-Exchange on New York tc discount.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-28

SPECIAL CAurIox.-Mrs. winsIow's Soothing
Syrup has become 90 popular that various parties
have put out articles calling them Mrs. Winslow's
Please take notice that the Mrs. Winslow Of the
Soothing syrupis not connected with amy oths
article. june5-dvASm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-28

MEnPHIs, TRsH., August Is.
Cotton--Buoyant; middling 32ia3ae.
Corn-Yellow, from landing, 7sssoc; from store
s0as2c; white, various grades, s5aS2c
Pork-Mess pork firm and in good demand d
$34 00a35 SO.
Flour-Openod brisk,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-28

WE learn that some several hundred tickets
for that excursion to Des Moines, tomorrow,
have been issued by the R. R. Co. Verify it
is to be . grand affair and worthy the occa-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-28

OuR long time friend, Jno. 7. Stuart, Of
Van Buren, county, called upon Us yester~
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-28

SroRx SHrIyIso and drawers for sale cheap
~ Gro. C. ANDERSON.
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The HARvKsf AND IT'S REsuLrs.-The harvest
il over and farmers generally seem satisfied With
the crop. Tne Commissioner of Agriculture, from
statistics gathered BY correspondents al over the
country. estimates the wheat crop At 81 tenths In
quantity. and the quality being good, will make
il equal 10 the crop Of last year, An Ohio CORES
pendent from actual personal observ ations, places
the wheat crop ~ follows: In 1850, It's, .92l
bushels, and in 1856, 1856, 134, 900 bushels.
At the rates Of increase, says the Philadeiphia
ComHerr.sf Lin, from 1870 to 1869, which was 5
per cent year, ~ should have 215, 1874, 600 bush
els ~ the yield Of 1855.
The estimated yield Of corn this ysal, says the
Commercial List, is set down At 1000. o0o, geo
bushels against s3s, 792, 74o in 1860. Such crop
would alone support 60 ooo, o06 Of people and ali
the cattle necessary for their meat and butter The
world has seen anything in agriculture at Ill
equal to this.
The oats crop Of 1868 is estimated at 20, 900 900
bushels, against III $780, 27 in 1850 The rye and
barley crops expected to be in excess of those
Of any previous year, while most crops give
promiss of great abundance.
What the prospects are likely to be, says the
PhiladelphiA Commercial List for another year for
surplus crops 1t is yet too early to judge with
any degree Of certainty; though with pesce and
sbsndant crops in Europe. the foreign demand for
American breAdstsfs, It would seem, must con-
time 70 be very limited thus necsssitating their
consumption chiefly by our own people.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-28

evm unAsaaneA Aesi.g Aspsasa 4 ~ intsrsve
. zsA sss11 u|r0 - eluGsses = - 49, ~
ks.ask - ~e91nlW - tkSE ssy noasnl po6ono1a.
- ss.1 49, 3 seeelnsaecs = ~ sens = - ~
VI - II - ssstas. Nv v. NAR1Y.
WI - - - seeasas4 p1eela, -.
- - ssuao9 - - tADs 60 ~
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Dtputy Commlstioner.
c. c. Kinscy, Pylesvifie, Hartford county, Nd.
Tho following internal Revenue lssision.

Tho following internal Revenue decisions
have heen recently made:
The Asting Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has de- led that tar boards, used by bookbinders,
not being specially named in the list Of exemp-
tiors, regarded as taxable.
1t his been decided that manufacturer Of enam
sled G. h. who makes his own cloth and consumes
or uses the same by making therefrom ensmeled
cloth, il iiaole to tax of fve per cent ad ro!oyes
thsesci as If the same had been sold by lim
Cigs boxes are not exempt from tax, &C they
srs not used FOR the purpose Of enclosing goods
wares, or merchandise which have been sold by
the dea'cr, the manufacture, or the producer, n
order t. safe transportation from the placs
Of sale 10 that Of delivery, but simply y boxee
into which cigars are placedin order that they may
be in saieabie condition; therefore they are not
REGARDED IS coming under the provision Of the act
of July 10, 1865, which provides that packing
boxes made Of wood are exempt.
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.flnantial ann GummsrtiaI.
msaeear ANssru.


By Telegraph NEW YoRK, August ~.
The co..merciars money article says that for
use Of money on call there ia but little inquiry the
rates continue st TO per cent, and strong par
ties finding no difhculty in supplying themselves
1t the lower rates, while lenders who have the
reputation Of not calling in their funds without
decided upward change in the coalition Of the
market, find no difficulty in employing their
means At 5 per cent. Of paper, the supply offer
ing is not large, and the range of hrss class
my b noticed at to per cent for short to long
dates.
There 10 DO movement Of any moment in foreign
exchange this morning. and rates arS nominally
about the came ~ At the close of last week.
The asking range for bankers bills this morning
is lo6a@1e for so days, aud le7ig 1851 for short
sight, but ve hear of no transactions.
In the stock market the feature Of the day was
great activity in Government securities, and m
important advance in prices the dsmsnd from
abroad for 52es is large, and they ars scarce, so
that there IL nov much difficulty 10 hling the Or
ders received by some Of our banking houses, on
account Of whom We have heard Of soms heavy
transactions BY private purchases this morning,
IN euuttfoG 10 h1ies W8ue ~ kne Do0fW IN rAil-
road shares tbs market 10 not sctivs, and prices
ruled some vhal irregular, but With sdme slcep-
tions higher.
Tho Esv York World Of Thursday ssys the
great demasd for UHitsd States securities 10 owing
to the fact tAAs il y Impossible 70 had monsy ON
satisfactory eollAsssals q Aetter rates hss ITO
per cent, vhils Govsgnnsnt securities q present
prices pay ssaray PER can't. Even II Five twenty
bonds adv RANGED to l30, they would pay per
cent interest," 10 sreesbaeks; and Tsn-fdrty bonds.
with gold Of $50, and Seven thirty notes. beside
profit interest accoant md the prospective ben
eft Of COZ version into fivs-tssnty bonds II they
advanced to lis, would pay over . per cant inter
est in greenbscks. Az the loan market u over
loaded With loanabls fands which eanspt b. used
better than to per sent on prime collatsrAis
like Governments,ft requires NO argument to prove
that Government bonds II lis TO 12o art the beat
and cheapest securities in the market.
No TAX on SoRssus.-In snsver to m inquiry
propounded by Mr.. Charles c. Kinsey, Of Pyles-
vile, Md, relative TO the the tax (if Any) to BE-
isvied upon sorghum, Deputy Commissioner Har-
lang writes - follows:
OFFICIAL
TR1AsuRY DsPARrnRst
OPYIcE OF INTERNAL RsvEHr.,
WASHINGTON, August 8. 1855.
Sir: Your letter Of the 18th instant, tnqairiog
relative 10 the tax on molasses aud sugar made
from sorghum, is received.
In answer, have to say that, under section %,
Of the Of June 30, 1854, as amended by the at
Of March 3, is6s, moissses and sugar made from
sorghum or imphee we're exempted from Auty.
The above section was not amended By the act
Of July l3 1896. so that molasses and sugar, made
as above, are, under the present Law, exempt from
duty Very respectfully
THOMAS HARLANe,
Deputy Commissioner.
c. C. Kin-cy, Pylesviiie, Hartford county, Md.
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COLLECTION OF BouHrY.-See Van Valken-
burg's card. sugl6-Sm
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No Tax Oh soassus--In answer to % inquiry
propounded BY Mr. Charles c. Kinsey, Of Pyles-
vile, Md. relative to the the tax Of lny) to BE-
isvied upon sorghum, Deputy Commissioners Har-
lang writes - follows:
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SO1 eAle-fAs very assafabie bra ssslSspseo
- GfoaAds noe oSn ned anA oeeupts1 ~ 4. villain
-, ~, asssas1 The u Ia ~ RixA -
Hoass - o. 10 roc0s, With ell ~ nodern nprovs
msns-s0ss eA1s ssrn-rhrss very desirable lots
teeAed oovefsd vfth frut and ornamental Sresa PIKE
oeo Title god or sale. Tor further particulars
enquire Of HR THk-RYCK
March II. ltoa
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EfOR SALE-8O acres of fine grape and
other fruit land; 10 acres In high state of cult.
vnton; under fence with fruit trees Of vart
ou kinSs, bearing Price S75 Der sore AIss
70 adjoining the above land, OF the saxs
With no impzos bat be all
BY placing fence the road small expense Prize
40 and 80 Per This land 10 The re-
t1sncs u Dr. Aicks shout miles Bseond street
Kscknk. For particulars enquire Of
meh9A IL b. TEN EYcE
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GS0A eAL1-fsn atrss Of land, represented in the
II CITY PA - tettss 1, 10 the . trset, Ksoknk.
am 70 seii th property very s-eat bSr
que Of TIE-EYcE
Aprl-A Raj R.t,ts Asxpt
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al ACe0 - LAnA, (aassy ID smbss) the MD
Qua sosd. lasdno kpn Z soAuh ssoaaA~sAy, shout
4 nj - Aoo sAs city. and 10y b hnosn she Rcb
GAsos s0t The good. Phi. 40 per sers. Enquire
L. D fAN-nCK 3 %.
sueizA
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-09-08
Wistar's Balsam
w / L ID G II T. r Y.
has been used for nearly

has been used for nearly
HALF A CENTURY.
with the most astonishing success in curing
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ertisement abovi
1866

FARMERS AND HoUsEKEEPER--should rccolcct
that hundreds of dollars worth of GRAIN Provisions
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See "Costars' advertise mcnt above.
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all Druggists and Dealers.
April z, IS66-6m
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"A LECTURE

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n 81 have been so wonderfully benefited
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.ycrtisement above.
1866

COSTAR'S RAT EXTERMINAToR is simple,
safe, and surcthe most perfect AT-ifcation meet.
ing we have ever attended. Every Rat that can get
it, properly prepared will cat it, and every one that
eats il will die, generally at place distant as
possible from where it was taken-IIake Shore Mieh
MtryOr.
See "Costar's" advertisement above
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-09-08
GRACEs CELEBRATED sALyE

GkACE'S CELEBRATED SALYE
-Hs, Cures Cuts, Burns, ScalJs,
GRACE'S CELEBRATED SALVE ...
q ia Cures Wounds, Bruises Sprains
GRACES CELEBRATED SALVE r -.
IN H aa1 Cures Boils, Ulcers, Cancers, li ....
GRAcE'S CELEBRATED SALYE asa
m Cures Salt Rheum, Erysipslas.
GRAcES CELEBRATED SALYE .I..
Cures Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
aGRAck'S CELRARATED sALyE
1of Z Heals Old Sores, Flesh Wounds, 30.
IL is prompt in action, removes pain at once and
reduces the most tngry-looking swelings and infa-
nations As If by magie,-thus afording relief and
complete cure. ~ a.a sAi p N.ls9 tfi n
oniy rs cents box tSent by mail for s5 cents
For Sale by j. p D1NSM0RE, So Dey Street,
New York. 3. NJ lFoWLE a SON, ProprietoIs,
Boston and hy all Druggists, GrOeers and cOantr~
January ~, lssS-iy aies'sl4E'a -oiufa ,.s
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1866-09-08
stars" advertisement above.
1866

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST-Spcaking
of "Costars" Rat, Roach, Ant, &c, Extormnator-
more grain and provisions are destroyed annually
in Grant County by vermin than would pay for tons
OF this Rat and Insect Killer. ."-LancaSter WtS.
HcraM. ".0. -''
See "Costar's'' advertisement obovo