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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-27
CUPREME COURT. City, and County OF New
~ Yoys A J. MCINTOSH against DANIEL GAY. sgs.nens

SIfkbML SoySfas;, ...ss, paSIEG eiY ssgm"ss
Tor motef dsmsnd on contract ICON. net served
10 the above defendant You hereby snmmoned: Us Rev
and eour.d the complaint ia This action stamp
which will be ohe- Of the Clerh Of this cents
County Nswlort and 10 serve copy Of your ,sa
aver to complaint rsohce NO. rfoeo-
way in the City Of NewYofk within twenty days Nt.r
the service Of this you, szeu,ve o. ,hs
Isy Of such fail the'sod eomI>nn
within Aforesaid the plaintiff will ske JUDGMENT ssss.s
Won o the Thousand Dollar with interest hD ne
ecoud dsy OF sunaTy Thousand Eight Hundred and s1iyh
beside a.. cost. ofths action. dated July 10. 1856
40 n. & T. u. PELr0S, Plsiutifs Atoni.a
The comp in this eeiiOu hed In the se Of the S.a OK
the County o. nem on sr i p ~ a,o,
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Summer arrange
IL ment Angus, 10 1896 Leaves James alp N a.
For eSo for syosset way
tons Express OreeDpori 400 o. NJ syoet sno
way North sip aud 'satious ana ss'ofosy
nights o lsphaDt
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
sI Foot BsrclsysOn and sasr July H. MornnE mall trains
FOR a kt.town shd stations wiz leave 81 SO u
Ma, .pre ior all stations Of Mbun st+o IN Dover
E,pressst 3p m d. ..,,ocp 49,, s.,.s.,.-s.,,
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CUPREME COURT.-Ciiy(and County of New
- York-GEoRGE w; STEELE; Plsin.s, ssain., DELo

the City s1 .n& County Ns.Yori cy Rf IN .; Cry
Nsv.York on tho st day Of August, 1885,
AZ law 6w NJ WATSON L SANBORN. Plaintiffs Auoineye
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CUPREME COURT In the matter of the APPI,I
y CATION Of the MAYOR. ALDERMEN, and COMMoSAkyr
of the CITY OF NETWORK. relative TO the OPENING and ~
TESDiNG Of woRrHsr, from BAxrER-sr. TO CiIAfLAh-'
sOI AREN THE CITY OF SEWYORKPursosst to Sstnie- ~
such and provided the Mayer and
he ~ "a notice, that they intend 70 sppy %
hs sp,s Court OF the Nssi ork spes Term 81
I'D Cont 10 be held at CITY HALL the City q New fo
On the y Of August 1896, the opening *
The on thereafter Counsel car be- hsa
FOR Inc Commissioners Of Estimate and
In th. that nstae aud extent Of ne
hereby intended the opening and tsendns
a. ChathanrsqasIe 10 the City OIL ne~-iot "a
ted New. York August ,, 1906.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

Ney.Jrr.ey Steamboat Company.
LBANY BOATs-PEoPLEs LiN ". s.I SSS oats
n. s 6 S9Hs S q M4SSbf o.
TgRs6kSs AZ
For hesht &c apply at the Office On tne wnai
VNIE OLD LINE for ORIENT POINT, ORIENT,
oIs hE4saS cs sSd O. st GiBBs leaves
Ra,g5t East Ryer fr he above places on M R~nrnns
s.s snS on NGSbR1s
s. sss s e. i ss
'' ''' A'' w 'ifSPg S ifI No
} TOR MILESTONE Bayls's Dock, Great Neck,
sEAwIkHAkA No x Pess sapl Es'' River
|, nor NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUCH.
L KEEPsE, RoNDoUr and KINGSTON landing at cO11ens'
Dock Cornwall. New.BsmbUrgh and Ni.en. The a
STEAMER MARY POWELL
leaves Desbros.es every afternoon ct 81 o'clock
,NIEW.YORK and TROY STEAMBOAT COM.
IN PANY-Ths boats Of this Line-CoSNECTIcUT and RIP
SaS .lSJ R SS a. sSi s
Saratoga North This' the direct line for tho North
CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT oil
WORCESTER, PALMER EHSaBSsS NASHUA, LOWELL
iNTERMEDlATE POINTS 'sa
nd ~ RoS d f Nt ~ ssEyoax
'' fisiS' S5 Nh sf SlIfo tsf & v''''
there connecting will, the sss%Oo Train from ;hs shove
. sas .ns sSi,sn
Freight taken " the lowest T MaRT 'a tss Pier
LrOR PORT JEFFERSON and STONY BROOK,
ursba7s TTR s9ShF asa f s%rb ps
EOR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD; WHITE
cave for Now Haven 3s and u M connecting wth hsosa
INDEPENDENT. LINE.
II FOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT
FARE TO PR0vlDENCE............"...' r..
The pss tp steamer iscoRi Capt j. Psse win
Pier No IS North River for Providence every
and SATURDAY. at O'Clock, p. N.
For eist or passage 1Ry e. g PHi No 2s Frsns
CENTRAL RAILROAD of lIEW-JERSEY-
n Al with the Delaware Lesswsnna
spa Western Raoad with the Lehish Valley t
road and is connections. forming. direct heto f'o"sn % INC
"s''' ""''' xsLiLESTowN LINE TO TIE WEST -
one s ae g hour, saved by Chicago Cincn
rab A Iouis le with changes OF caIs
' " SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Commanding NAV al ls66-Lssve New.iork as follows; =,
mncb Chune WiNansport WIfesbare. MshaDoy City etc
IL MAIL IRlv-At u. for Femnston Esstcn water osP
ses.n'0n @ FOR Ras,os Aaeniown HarrSus
,burfh and the with but change Of ears TO ene
cbeas end ba. two chances % 81 0a md & Re for
u ~ TRAisFor Esston Allentown Msnes Chunk Rssdias
ID nEFor Eaton Scranton Great Bend, Bethlehem
vs. n n~ For som.ryile and FleminstOn
6:l3 p. m.-FoT Som~rvile
80 80 pmnHWgsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-For Ea.ton. Ale
| town Reading Hamburg Pittsburgh and the West -.
sesp.' s %s, can be CHAINED q, the once
Railroad NewJer,-y Of Lbsrys n 4. o. no h a
"0''e ''A ''' JOSIAH o. sgEARss. Superintendent.
| Y,pII, u II ~ Az Trains leave Depot foot OF
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w YERSs BOAKDING SCHUUL Tor iUUNU
w IN and BOYS, West Chester pam English Nationals
es Coumc and Classical Schools Corps Of Instructors large,
number of limited to 1885, accommodations play grounds,
Synnssi 1pe convenient Terms $3.50 por scholastic
Year Of 10 monts School opens Sept For Circular address
WILLIAM WYgES AM Principal and Proprietor, West Ches.
Ter Pa Cenlars At & BARNES Co.. Nc. IL WLsDrSi care
VI biz UULSE.
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VNHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.-ONLY
l. AMERICAN Zine or FIRsT.CLLsS OCEAN STEAMERS
BETWEEN NETWORK aud BREMEN vie Cowss esrryfns the
tkking England France and
Germany. NevYork from Pier Ne IS N r. THURSDAYS.
BALTIC A. Jones' 900 tune coo Aug 10
WESTERN METROPOLIS sander.f 500 tnns ooh o. Suf %
g. .l.tO
Rates Passage payable gold It's saovaen, In United States
From' NETWORK 10 BREMEN HAyRE. LONDON and
SIMULTANEOUSLY Cabin clos; "a Cabin eea @i sieerase.
e57 So
Yor Freight and R....ss ppy to o
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Yreirntiioti.

A GOOD HOME SCHOOL for BOYS, Topsnam
" Name healthy easy Of access by rn ane ~
Bath Portland For catalogues address the ffiheP
IEN Johnson, A. NJ
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new York M arket.

By Telegraph Nav YoEx, Feb o.
Cotton-Hssvy at &c for middllug.
Ylour-Frmer for high grades, steady for good grades
and dull and heavy for and Inferior s. Is 90
for Extra State S04s SIS for extra r. H. o and 80
Nlo 90 for Trade Brands, market closing quiet
Corn Meal-pull.
xhisky-Quet at - for western. and % for re-
fined
Grain-wh-at without decided change at IS for good
No ? Milwaukee Club, and 1871 70 for choice New
Amber Nil in store. Rye quiet. Barley In moderate
quest Corn dull and lie loser 10 SIS Tor unsound
and s0s3 for sound ed and
cred Oats scarcely firm. 10 E85 for
ern, and soc for sound do.
Petroleum-Duil 81 for Crude and 10 for Refined In
Bond.
Prorisions-Pork opened heavy and lower and closed
unsettled. at Is s1i4g2s 81 for mess. closing
70 90 for cash; % 80 for old do 81 2e2l 30 for prime
and % oo9z3 Is for prime messs also $50 Dbl.
for February March aud April sellers option at
% oo02o So Beef heavy at 10 oos2e 90 for plain
mess. and 20 boa7i 90 for mess. Beef hams
quiet at &o43 BACON quiet. Cut meats hrm III .
l21 for shoulders, and for hans Dressed hogs
dull at 12s0lz7< for western and lsIal3h Tor city
Lard steady, and April sellers option at ls6lsl Butter
firm at 0Ss711 for Ohio and sass for State Chee.e
active at l6d2lc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10
BIZ TELEGRAPH


Wo0OG3y ABu0s
nv r.,esr.nh.1 NEW YoaK, Feb. ..
From the Commercials money article We extract
the following: The stock market retains the i'm
nreved time noted yesterday. The improved re-
turns Of some Of the roads have encouraged the
bulls to buy stock with view to avsiiin9 them
selves of the large outstanding shorts contracts.
There is, however, little confidence in any perma-
nent improvement. Shorts of Is to 80 days, are
nut out freely in anticipation Of further decline.
Chicago 4 Alton rose again to ia. This stock 10
in demand in anticipation Of an extra dividend
The last steamer brought home considerable lots
of Erie, which has been sent out by parties here
on speculation.
Government stocks quiet but frm. Old
5.20s are rather weak in anticipation OF the re-
turn of bonds from Europe. The reports current
yesterday that large amount OF 52os had been
returned here appears to have foundation. 7.3os
are firm but dull. One year certificates are In
demand and frmer. The treasury has adopted
the course of paying quartermaster check one
half in cash, which will deminish the supply oil
certificates.
The money market shows rather less ease APP
pcations for loans are Expressing, but the banks
and private bankers are able to employ all their
balance at 8 per cent. On prime paper the banks
get ! per cent and on the street and ~ Good
bills are current at and per cent.
The gold market is rather weak, apparently
from the effect of offers of spectators option,
ranging at 1877 and 1885, Foreign exchange is
dull. The leading drawers ask l09t for 60 days
but find il difficult to sell at over 1914.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10
chicago Market.


By Telegraph CHICAGO feb.s
The receipts of hogs to-day, both live and dressed,
foot up 65e6 heal.
Dressed hogs steady and the demand not very bfsk;
sales ianae from IL O04ll l5 closing at II oo9 10 for
lots under and 200.
Proysions-Market dull pork is Csc Y Dbl lower,
with sales at 20 1927 co. Bulk meats are quiet
shoulders from hogs at lie loose and c
for racked light rough hides to be delivered next week
sold at lslxc. Prime mess pork steady at q So q
pork saes 26 co. Lard dull and easier light sales af
lesD17c for steam and kettle rendered. kngsh meats
inactive Green meats dull 1t 1874 for hams, and 1t
for shoulders slaughtered hogs Picked ats neg
lected; hams in sweet pickle nominal At le119l751c
lot OF COCO n, smoked bellies told at lsc packed.
Grain No spring Wheat active At 7eX@see
according the location, No spring wheat closed 81
is in ocular houscs rejected spring quiet aeSesi
Rejected SIG 3D. nothing doing in other grades
Oats DALI light sales 2a9 29s for No l. and
for No 2.
Hixhwines-N Nominal at 2 1872 II.
seeds-steady At , 15as Is for medium 10 mir tino
thy and at 90 for common clover.
Fair packing demand for cattle and mari steady with
= moderate supply. Prices range from 1896 Is fo'
ordinary TO good grades.
Live hogs moderately sctve sales foot up about So
head at eo1lo 90 for good choice and oo1s 30 So
common TO fair grades.
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Church Directory.

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURcB. fo.sa
On seventh street, between Main and Blondeau Services
every Sabbath, at IL a. and D. m esobath school
ava m Prayer meeting every Wednesday at D. M
@ CaAIo, Pastor.
o. EXCHANGE STREET NJ. E. CHURCH-On Exchange
s,evt, between Third and Fourth. Preaching eyery
ssooe1h at IL A and at H.. Sabbath School At
"a - prayer meeting on Wednt sdAy evening"
- JOIN BURGESS. Pastor.
uNIrsp PhEsBYTERIAN- Fifth street bet wern
Msa mo niondeau Services every Sal bst Al ii : m
s1o p m. sunday schoolsk an.
jams Bsovs, Pastor
IIksT PhEsBYTERIAN-corn.rH igb ana ponr.h
sles.s services every Sabbath At IL a n. and N
os'u.y oonoos m. In CRIrrEsprN p..tor
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Corner Hieh "a -.
sasee, services every Sabbath At IL a. m 49,.
cu.rn,. n. HAssALI, Pastor
ChAThAM sQUAREA T. OHURcH-corr.,.,.
.nu nofean streets. Preaching every Sshh.sS '.
n n =. 70 anda p. m. Sabbath School At n pnh,.
''"ser "esuns on Wednesday EVENING"
~ niksT BAPTIST CHURcH-rhird street. b..,..,
~. =. ma nigh. Sunday School ok M. Presch
49, :. - = M. also at p. Prayer meetinr n al
covc, - W. j. T. WRs1ovRR, Pastor.
usS eEsoA fI0NAL CHURcH-Hi.h.tr..t 49,,
~. so H1th. Services ever SabAssh ~ II = 80
- osopeth School It e:It q n prnvsr .s:s;ns
EVENING". Gneasa rnAensa p.sto.
.x.IgAL A81rINGS--At fAe Oourt Hos... -.
c.I.s - "a ;. L. and in the svsnfne ~ n.fas" ~
""''a s0as md Aeas vhss ~ splsals isvs u -
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Financial.

From the St. Louis Democrat of the sth.
The money market is working easier There is
less first class paper offering. and what is offering Is
readily placed at 10 and IL per cent. Considera-
BILE second class paper is in the market and very
hard to negotiate.
From the Chicago Evening Journal of the sth.J
The furry occasoned yesterday by unex-
pected call from Government official the
National Banks Of this city, acting as Government
Repositories, and the withdrawal from these insti-
tutons of $3.50, 600. has subsidized, but the Money
market is decidedly close, and as banker
marked TO US day, "there Is not enough to go
round The system Of making National Banks
Repositories in cities where there regular Gov
eminent REPOSITORIES is all wrong, and hope
the practice will be discontinued il unsettles
Monetary circles every time the Secretary Of the
Treasury finds it necessary to make o loud call.
The sudden tightening of the Money market de-
presses values of all kinds for the time being-ss
was the case yesterday with Wheat-and We fail
to see any benefit which the National Banks de-
rive from having Government Deposits, as the
Money must always be kept on hand in anticpa-
ton of drafts from Washington without notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10
Hogs.

From the ST. Louis Democrat of the sth.
Receipts Eight and most Of the principal pack
ers are done buying for want of a supply Sales
for packing to- day comprised ST. head at se.25@
$40 for light and medium. and $500 10 per 100
lbs gross, for heavy and extra heavy, and 70 do
at $1,000, net The number of hogs slaughtered
this season, by packers to date, is lie. 400 head.
From Chicago Tribune of the sth.
The subject of the receipts Of Hogs still oecu-
pies general attention among packers and provis-
ion merchants; but advices nearly all indicate
light receipts in the future. The drafts on the
banks by country bankers now very light and
commission merchants are beginning TO complain
that their respective districts have been pretty
thoroughly drained The falling off this week has
been sudden, but il was not unexpected and sell
ers for week past have been predicting light
supplies in the future. From present indications;
the receipts this week will not be more than one
half those of last week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10
financial a1tS Commercial.


Yesterday morning We gave the amount Of
Hogs packed in Iowa during the present season,
taken from the Cincinnati Gazette Of the 9Th, In
which Keokuk was put down ct 2s,ooo. We have
ascertained from the two Picking Houses the ex-
act number killed to the present time, to be as fol-
lows:
li0dmAn q ke,Voo
Patterson Tlmberman. iV,4VV
There will be few small lots yet to arrive,
which will increase the number to about III ooe,
We also endeayored to ascertain the number OF
dressed hogs which had been cut, rendered and
consumed by the various firms and butchers of the
CITY during the winter, but could not ascertain
ANYTHING like a full report. The following is
mostly estimated
l. N. Armentrout oSo
Hawkins Howard. lol
Hardesty testimated) z9o
L Stamper (estimated) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
j. Immegart ESTIMATED )........................ 80
BY Butchers ESTIMATED ).................... zoo
1881
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II you want bargain, go to Curtis /.

NOTICED one of our public schools turned
out en- masse yesterday, and from first teacher
to smallest urchin making a raid on the river,
evidently to have good time on ice. Sorry
that the moist condition of the ice surface
prevented the highest measure of enjoyment
for skaters
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

WERE much pleased by the exercises yes
terday afternoon at the Central Public School,
under the supervision of Principal Mclean.
There were several essays and declamations
and the scholars for the most part very well
acquitted themselves. Several visitors were
present, and this is a commendable indication
of public interest in the school. Let our peo
pie visit our schools.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10
KEoKuK MARKET.

DAILY GATE CIrY OFFICE,
Feb. Q, 1866.
q GRAIN.
wHrAr-Best old Fall at 81 90; No. l Fall
new. 81 rs; No 2 do from 81 90 to so; No.
Spring, old, 81 90; No. do, new, soc; No. z, do,
roc
CoRs-Prices are steady at % to3oc per bushel.
RYE-From S5c to 40per bush.
BARLEY-25 to 60c per bush.
OArs-From 20to pc per bush.
FLOUR
Imperial Mills, sl1 IS in bbls; s12 90 in SKIS
Pearl 10 90 10 70
Iowa 50 rs
BucxwHEAr Flour Choice, Sc per 100 lbs.
Conn MEAL-$l 20 per 100 lbs.
sUNDRIES.
BurrER-Has suffered decline. Packers are
paving from Is to zoe. Retail dealers from IS to
soc for choice.
EeGs-Dull; packers pay but l5c.
Hoes IS SO TO 9 90 100 lbs net.
GREEN APPLEs-From 81 IS to 90 per bush.
PorAToEs--Choice so to zoe per bush.
LARp-From Is to lSc per Id.
BAcoS-Clear sides zoe per ID.
CHIcKESs-Dressed 81 10 to 90 per dozen.
TURkEYs-Dressed from 10 to lac per b.
SoRGHux-Choce article will sell from 80 to
40c per gal.
BEEswAx-3S to 35c per ID.
RAGS to SC per Id.
TALLow-In barrels l04c loose 9.
HIDEs-Green, sac; do. sailed, exc; dry flint,
l2lc.
FEArHERs-Common to good, 40 to soc per 10.
WooL-Tub- washed As to soc; fleece washed IS
to 40c; unwashed off.
WooD-Was selling to-day from So so to 81.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

soLpiERs-Soldiers who have served in the
armies oil the Union, children, mothers, everybody
that has got bad Cold Group, whooping Cough.
or is troubled with any throat or lung comnl.;nt.
we ADVISE you to use Goes Cough Balsam, the
cheapest and best cough preparation in the world
And when you have the Dyspepsia, or are trou-
oied with Constipation-the great cause of i'll
heaith-or any trouble of the stomach or bowels
use Goes Dyspepsia Cure immediately.
feb6-d-tue- thu-sat-wlt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

NorIcr the card of Diggs l. Daughaday, of
New York, on our first page. Mr.. Diges is
well known to all our citizens. Long time
one of the most popular of Keokukians, q
frst-rate business man, his house at New
York is sure of the patronage of our dealers
visiting that city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

THE Templar Commandery in this city has
been busily engaged during the past week in
Masonic labors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

ALL SPEAK WELL of DR.. C. L. Spencer's Fra
grant odouselaine fer the teeth. Warranted to
contain no acids, makes psarly white teeth, puri-
hes the breath, and is all We claim, the pursst and
most fragrantly scently dentrihoe ever offered to
the public, For sale by Wilkinson Bartlett, s.d
Ill druggish. pov.Sl-AAv-s~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10
CITY NEWS.

PERSONAL calls yesterday from
Hon. ]. NJ. Beck, of Fort Madison, and Sher
if Schee, of Clark county, Missouri
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

Mr.. GREGG, of the New York Store is again
marking down his winter stock. He Is going
10 inaugurate arevolution in winter dry goods,
as II IS his intention to open the spring trade
under favorable auspices.
Look out for the greatest breakdown in
pnces that has yet taken place.
The New York Store does nothing by halves.
oregg is determined TO close out his winter
stock, regardless of cost. feb4-st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

"Frs FoR You, Bur DEATH TO Irs y
d I. Curtis & Co., are now selling out their
entire stock of goods regardless of cost. with.
out reserve or deception. Come and hnv
WINE you can get them at ruinous prices.
Best prints at 20 and 25 cents: woo, ua-;
noes at l'zo, worth l.75; silk and cotton. warn
alpaca from so cents to l.25; Delanes from
70 to 50 cents double shawls from 10 IN
dollars and everything else in proportion.
Call Immediately You are sure to oat a
bargain, as they are bound to close out their
present stock to make room for Spring goods
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

SCR a woman in another column picking Sam.
burg Grapes for SPEER's WINE. 1t lie an admir-.
BILE article, used in hospitals and by the FIRST elias,
families In Paris, London, and New York, in pref
erenee to old Port Wine. 1t 10 worth trial and
gives great sAtisfastion. Oct g. 6m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

WHAT DoEs IT MEAN2-Why should the
scare or panic" and marking down" dry
goods here be attributed to us? 1t is true we
keep good stock, and sell as cheap as we
eau but that is our business, and if onr
trends do not complain of us. no one else
should, nor do we think we will lose .,
trade By it. K1syR H,,,,s
feb'-f No. So Main street, Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

The Iowa Legislature has concluded not to
visit Chicago, but will 60 to Dubuque instead.
1t will be absent about one week
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

WANTED TO rent, within few blocks of the
business part of Main street, dwelling house
Tor small family. Possession required bv LIST
day Of March LrEcB 4 Mrsx
Feb OBJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

The special committee in Congress on the war
debts OF the loyal States propose to report bill
authorizing the issue of 2o-year FIVE or six per
cent bonds, to be given to the States for the re-
spective amounts agreed on, upon the basis of so
nuen Tor each man furnished. The total amount
is estimated at 500, 100000
The foloMin are official staternanta.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

"hAr?-They are certainly the most valuable
tonic and grateful stimulant beverage ever pro-
dneed One trial win satisfy the most skeptical
Try them and you win never be without them.
NY should be upon every side board in the
country Wen, WHAT? Why, Pinkerton's WI hoo
ana oaisaya Bitters, Of course. What else cou,d
- - "Vuiu IKE to know Feb 4d2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

WANTED, farm containing from fifty to one
hundred acres, situated within IL miles of
heokuk. in Lee County, near the Des MONIES
valley Road preferred. House and improve
ments required. Cash payment Enquire
OF Hagerman, Rankin & McCrary. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

Polly PERKINS, of Permberton Green"
has arrived at Bailey & Co.'S, 81 Main street,
where may be found all the. popular songs
and music Of the day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-10

Hon. J. +. WILSON has introduced into
Congressa bill to give 500 bounty to the
members OF the 37th Grey Beard regiment.