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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
NEW YORK MARKET.

Telegraphed for the ARGUS.
New York, Oct 10.
Cotton IL.
Flour s,5OalO, 60 extra state lO,5Oa12,1O ronnd
hope Ohio.
Wheat 2,25a2,2s new Chicago spring and Mil.
club 3,25schoiee white Mich.
Rye 1a2c better l,22a21, new western.
Barley Lac better. 1875 C. W.
Corn acive goal 90 inferior GOAL ,Ol shipping
mixed western afoat, 1903 in store l,0la1s white
western.
Oats 5Sa62 Chicago 60a62 Mil
Pork 81, 2OaS3,774 new, closing 1879 cash; l.Os
old
Lard 15a17i.
Whisky 40a42 in bond.
Petroleum 221 crude 40a1 refined bond.
LATEST MARKETS.
Flour closed 1Oal5c better, with furthermore do
ing.
Wheat closed 1a3c cetter and rather dull.
Corn closed 1a3c better and quet,
Pork closed excited and higher mess 1870
cash.
Lard closed heavy and dropping at 15sl7I
NEW YORK sTocA AND MONEY
Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
New YORK, October 49,
SToCKs-active and higher.
MoSEY-4a5 per cent.
SToCKs-at S1,0Ss.
GoLD-Opened and closed at $1,4SE
UNITED STATES STOCKS.
L. S. $40 coupons of 1862. ,O5
Z. S. $40 coupons, of lS64.. ,1OS
g. S. $40 coupons, of 1865, ...I,l03
u. ,. 1-3OS,. ,Ob4
U. S. 1910 coupons. ........-.....-......99 s
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Chicago Rock Island. .................1,0S 3
Michigan Central. .l,15t
Michigan Southern. .9O4
Illinois Central scrip. .l,27i
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20

The beautiful countenance of Annie Laurie is said
to have been the 'fairest that eer the sun shone
on. The fair faces of modern beauties could be
made fairer by judicious of the Eclectic
Cleanser"
Sold by all druggists and grocers
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
C / T Y | T E NJ 8

Forty CENTS T. line will be charged Tor
ea,a Insertion Of Nil notices under this head.
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LOCAL COLUMN.

FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for each
inaer,ion of all notices under this head
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA

Conducted By the Spanish Government.
$3.50, 900 in Gold DrsEn Every II Days.
Prizes cashed and information furnished; the
highest price paid for Doubloens and all kinds OF
Gold and Silver; also for all government securi-
ties
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, l6 Wall ST., New
fe'' sprlldwly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20
DISSOLUTION.

TNHE partnership heretofore existing under
Il the name of Young Brothers, in Camden
Mills, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
All the business of the firm will be settled by
VIM. Young. +. N. YOUNG,
VIM. YOUNG.
Camden Mills, Ills, Oct. l, 1866.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20

The business IN future will be continued at the
old stand in Camden Mills by the subscriber,
who would ask for q continuance of the liberia
patror age bestowed on tho old firm of Young
Brothers. VIM. YOUNG.
oct2d m w 3m,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-10-20

Telegraphed for the ARGUS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01

WrLLIAM ABBOTT AucriosEER-oFFIcE 10
the contents OF tse s. Nicholas Bowling and Dr,nkIns ea
Ion 80 BrosdwAykneish Beer Pump .rrs French Plate
Clgsrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01
CITY coMMEncTAL REpopr.

WEDNESDAY, Feb 2s-eP.M
AsHrs Receipts, none. The market was quiet at
81 IS for pot No pearl Of consequence in stock
BRsApsruyrS--Receipts. 3co2 bbls nour, SCI do and
S2s bags meal sos bushels wheat 2lo2s d. corn,
3lss do. oats 5i3 do. rye and 800 do malt The d..
mand for State and Western -four more activc and
prices ruled considerably sner not quoaby higher
for all aiues, but mainly for inferior 10 medinm,
which were most In demand The sales we're II, 900
bbIs, In good part for Shipment, snnsxed quota
tons southern nour In better demand. and prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01
HESsy =; LEEDS 4 4 MIyEn5 AycTT CHI

~ HENRY H. LEEDS MINER win sell at auction, Al
below Iiaanys, the evenings OF THURSDAY and FRI
DAY March and at TX O'Clock each evening, THE EN-.
TIRE COLLECTION OF the Foreign on and Water Color
Paintings consigned 10 SAMUEL r. AVERY, OF 6oi Broad
" " the most OF which entirely
aud have been selected by gentleman web kaop for hs
Judgment with especial care and reference the taste
Aqerce3 yuyers N regard 10 arst subjects sizes &c
novel feature OF this sale viii be the very Water
collection OF which cannot be repeated Altogether ls5
different artists arc represented by 100 subjects many
OF the artists names being entirely
forming the novel, Interesting valuable collection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01

were somewhat rmer Tho sales we're nearly 1000 bbls
Canada -four was to In sellers favor clos ng
nrm at our quotations. with sales OF 400 bbs Rye -four
was inactive and nominal Corn meal was Hrn with
sales OF 400 bbis Brandywine at our quotations. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01

A UCTIoN NOTICE. e
cukEs oo es ss y boot and shoe
Sale Al stores Ies-i7o Church street.
Thursday, March e
FIRST EXTRA LARGE AND IMPORTANT q
Hf SPRING TRADE SALE aafJsl cons
BOOTS, SHOES. BRoaANs AND sL1rpERs,
Together with complete assortment OF Misses and Chill
dreas Balmorals Gaiters and Ties.
special Notice BuyersThe being the first
trade sale OF the seasons call the special attention OF city
country the superior makes Of Goods which
viii be offered In the catalogue. .
will be sold without and will comprise 600 more
sample cases, representing 1000 duplicate packages.
The largest New York city and Eastern VIII
styles ind qualities to suit hone Western and Southern
buyers Catalogues and samples ready for examination
A WILL SELL AT PUBLtC AUCrIoN IN
VELVET BRU Sells AND INGRAM CARPETsi
fAka8f sSfTs Or fE gTH THE
MAsSfpio sff kos AsS S rIANoSoRrE
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT BEDROOM SUITS.
On this (Thursday) morning, March T. y II O'Clock.
highest bidder without At lis Clinton place
Eighth street Filth and sTh combating ,ss
elegant Psrr suits covered In rich french satin brocate
and green figured reps; rosewood Easers with Frpnoh
EAGSiF1CENT ROSEWOOD IA OCTAVE PIAN0FoRrE,
/. r1- 80 STOOL AND COVER, COST 500.
Elegant rosewood and black walnut marble top Tables
Es' es u snS S mae
hogany Bedsteads Bureaus Rocker: Lounges Sofas Spring
and Hair Mattresses. Blankes Glass, China and Silver
B-Reisbie mon in abundance 70 cart pack and ship
Roods for purchasers at reasonable charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01
EpwARp sgIEScK, AgcTIoSEEn, !, -,

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. e
~ CLoAKs, BONNETS CLOTHS, TRIMMIN0s, &C.
BY EDWARD sCHENCK, This day March /, At No.
$50 broadway below Eighth street At II A. NJ the entire
Cloths: Cloak Trimmings, French Flowers Rbbons "a
Also Bonnet Stands Shoulder Frames Cloak Figures &C.
French plate Mirrors and about 30 yards best reepy Car
peting large Iron Safe. Sale perep
ioy The goods removed on The day SALE as he
lease has been disposed Of ll0 -. - 7
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01

DRNJ. y. THEALL, AUCTIONEER.
ID Late sale sman with z. u. LUDLOW Co:
HOUSEHOLD FURNfTURE. CARfETSx 40.
rHEAI Gu RTIS viii cell BY auction. Friday, Mach
1855 at II O'Clock, No. la West Sixteenth between
Sixth and Seventh rosewood PAor S0ito, marble
top Tables Mirrors, CurAins French Hcdseada bureaus
grain Caes Olcotha Engrsvnss. Ae. toseAer with the
Kitchen Utensils. -, - -. 80
DAVID d. EGAN. AUCTroNBER-wILL SELL THIS
~ day, at 10Y o'clock the contents OF the New World So
Hudson street-Tables Counter valuable old Psctures
Looking Glasses Stoves Clock silver plated Beer Pump &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01

since Januhy 4 $of,oo0,o0v $I1,0oz0r< S<''rzS'Iso
record kept by OF tho officers Of the Redemption
Division Of the Treasury Department shows that counter
fclts from the y dollar issue down to the five cent note
amounting in the aggregate TO SOS IS, were detected
and marked BY that office last week.
Tho following table shows the clearing and balances at
the Clearing House Chicago for the week ending Feb
ruary A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01

d0O0 m1Q0ling. 20 - 40 20
FREIGHn continued dull and rates were lower The
2os iper steamer. 600 bales cotton at 7Isd; 1000
don, 1000 bbs turpentine at a. Sd To Bremen, per
steamer 1000 bushels rye 10d and 200 bales cotton
Cuba and sugar. $50 and I So sas sSoo
deck; schooner 400 tons TO Charleston 81 400; one
;vms arO.d = Is and hay 70
SIG tons, 10 New Orleans on private terms.
MoLAssE Prices were without noticeable change.
new crop Porto Rico at COO. a roc and 90 bbls New
Orleans at csc. 81 Also 100 hhds. Cuba muscovado
PnousIoSa-Receipts, 4ol bbls pork, 2N do beef,
$50 packages cut meats, and 1224 do lard. The de.
mand for pork was fair, bnt at lower rates New mess
s2s 10 for old mess so 50 $50 for prime and 1000
option at SOS 80 a $40. Beef was steady. The sales
were about 500 bbis at $40 o $50 for new plain
mess and e2o s24 for new extra mess: Beef hams
were quiet but steady, with sales Of 200 bbs at Sal
Sal Co. Bacon In better demand. We note sales OF
100 boxes, at l53Sc for Cumberland and 1ec for
pkgs at II 12%c. for shoulders and l61kc. a1skc.
for hams. Dressed hogs quiet bit steady l2c
.U with sood ana The ssss ss
1000 pkgs on the spot at l7c l9Ac, and 600 pigs
for future delivery sellers option at 1sc Butter
Cheese was steady but quiet few sales made at
l6c &c. to quaythe latter for prime factory
made tat .f.t.
PETROLEUM. was dull and declining with sales Of about
1000 bbs mainly at 271sc. 2oc. for crude 44c 4ec
for refined, IN bond. and o0c 65c for refined free
RICE vas steady, with small jobbng demand at 0Hc
9xc for Rangoon and 1870. l3Kc. for Carolina,
SUeAR--The market was rather nrmer with q more
active demand mainly for refining pgrposcs The sales
were $40 hbds Cuba muscovado at 10xc. 13Kc and
90 hhds Porto Rico NJ 1s. and l1S boxes Havana at
IL Nc 14c. $50 .ae4s NJ, i ~. ~ 8.
TAILow nrm with further sales Of 20. 900 lbs. at
12Hc. l2Xc.
TOBACCO was inactive and nominal. The only sales
We heard OF were 30 hhds kentucky at from &c. to
Is Nc. and so cases Ohio seed leaf ct &c. lie.
WMsKxY.-Receipts. $50 bbls The market was firm
but rather less active The sales In lots 81 90
81 80 for Western and State. ts- r1s az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01
SAIL Ar AUCTION.

| --AA SAL AT AUCTION.
w Lillian ABBoTr AuoTIoNEER. OFFICE no. ITO
f2A AZ n.y. ma q e X
liquor saloon fouS NJ of
.n B.. s 9sa ep
Mace u.ss oS s0Ts 5 EsnfS and fyf
sisiS g: 7.ass: & A'''''' 0''''A' 400 0''''' I'll
49,, R0AAYINa AND LODaINa.
| A rTENDE9l-BoARD.-ANY- LADY DEsIRINa M
'sS e %
HS or 3. l's, x 8 Dor: sa:s q
FEW YOUNG osNTLExEn ALSO asNTLEMEY
mt @ ; 81 = Ma fs1zc iis
At lM WEST TWELFTH sTREETzEooxs NICELY
.h Board for single gentlemen or gentlemen and wives
AT II WEST ELEVENTH srREEr-rEw STEPS
lent Bosrd % gentlemen only. Can accommodate few
e. 4s swS Pc e.. s..s.s .sss
= nssa ss b %s street. ''n's
A Ts WEST rosrYsEoosD STREET NEAR BROAD
and healthy location the summer; house first clad
civ s,ra aSgsz .oS ws
street,. 20 EoS%s ns.tiy fsrnishsd single Room e one
Ar THR HANDSOME RESIDENCE l07 ST. MARKS
place desirable Rooms f9r families and sentlsmen on
changed y - ~ 1870 -
A ROOM. WITH BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN. NAY
"A be had at - West Eleventh street. 11T :. e
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SITTING ROOM AND
Apply
a four .dui.. wan! third story Front and Han Bed,
tea location Foarsenth Forussh street:
na Sdrs %
LARGE AIRY BEDROOM, HANDSOMELY FUR
also one small Bedroom; references exchanged Apply
door Room 70 s with board snsan and Ss
wife at 2l2 wess Twenyffh street. between Seventh and
Eighth avenues -.
A FINELY FUxNIsHED SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET
House Strictly r. class Inquire II Il wsss !:
A FRONT ROOM, FOR ONE OR rwo eEsrLExEN.
to let Inquire at o5 West Thry-sscond street. corner
o. sixth avenue. -.----.-A
furnished kSSm With hoard for LADY on{ In brown
srs Art ci ana Willing 10 %Sy S ~
same may address Confidence, station O.
A PRIVATE FAMILY "A y HAVE COUPLE OF HAND;
" nes. Iwen.yelsn.n slroc. NO moving IN nay.
Alta, 17e 1zs BLEEcKER. SIX BLOCKS WEST OF
IA Broadway pleasant Rooms with Board 81
~ pei MocA, lAmllcs accoIunSy
A LARGE AND PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, sUIrA.
oSans moass r -
class and neehborhood unsxcsptIonable. :,
"A house with al modern Improve would ss nice.
fhirty-third street 5
"A BACK PAaLoR TO LET..,wIrH OR WITHOUT
:. ~---,n-, a-..-.. .r-,,,;,.,, .;,--,, -,
"A Sixth elegant Third Floor and some hns
sngls Rooms 70 vita nrs Board tnfrench ana
German svieA References required
PRIVATE FAMILY CORRESPONDENCE ONE OR
"a two Gentlemen Win nicely FURNISHED koo%s g, cen 1
Tel Tenth street ''' "'- -
-------------- - -
Board, ~ 10 AsedousAl street ~ 81 ltAHrN
49, .v~.c,,- -, 80 L. - - -.
"A private family. TO eenticmsn ferences gven and
nqmreo. A. - hsse lweay .nsets suses
$1,000 -. -. !. - - - -
"A gentleman IN Priv.s. French family references
ea.nseo. Apply a.M eas. Inlr.y nrs. sIreeL
A FEW QEErLKMES CAN FIND AoComM0DArIONs,
Broadway.
: - ------- - -
AT WEST LwhLFLn sIhEkI-A ,okNTLBMAn
Rooms and nrst class Board Servants taken. Rsfs-
Ienoo requlroo.
ru wrer evvrvrxrp sr,vv- pv-w-yv $3.50,
ATA WEI siAInENr "a sIhEEi-bkIwEEN FIFTH
,hrd a00. suitable fGr ssa.Ie%.o and wife let wh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01

Minc wneAt market was again active and prices con-
snued v improve and closed firm at an advance Of 1c
20 per oushel The sales were 1000 bushels mostly
NO: milwaukee,, at 81 o8xa 81 n. Corn was rather
quiet put fall prices were realized. The sales
aeout ~ bushels At Toe 7oc for unsound and 100
and BIC. for Southern yellow. Oats were moderately
active and steady, with sales At Soc SIC for state,
Sec $50 for unsound and SIC. $50 for sound West
ern, Ole 62c for Jersey and Pennsylvana and $50
PIC Tor canada. Rye was steady We note sales OF
700 10000 bushels Western on private terms Malt
was Inactive The aaes were about 5000 bushels at
u 80 81 IS for State Barley was dull and prices
were nominal
GOWNS Was steady. No cargo sales were reported.
COTTON was quiet and dropping The sales about
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01

A UCTIoN NOTICE.-CHARLEs YOUNG, AUCTION
IA eer-Large sale Of elegant Household Furnure this
Washinon square corner wsvsrsy place consisting OF
Tor Suits covered the richest descriptions Brussels and
Ingram Carpets Ocoths also elegant rosewood
with al modern cost $50
OIL Paintings Mirrors Bureaus, BedsteAds washstsnds,
cie necessary for Housekeeping Competent In at
tendance cart pack and ship goods purchased at this sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01
Since January ssl, $50 500 sl7os4oN SAT. i2s ID

Total fer the w,k 81 244s7s $3l72 COL 81, $50 $40
Previously reported 81 500 Is selSSs ss,S7s 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01

week ending February 81 and since the beginning Of the
year subjoned- ,ess
For the 81 e6S, 500 So 1888 46o 70 W. os 1
Previously reported 20 200 4s2 So 1877 3202sls7
Since January SIS 17ss4s ss7 ,se7es2 ssS 227 2SS
The New York imports compare as follows
1854. 1900 1864
DRY goods s2,5lO14l $1,12S,5S4 $4,6le,244
General merchand'e 73a, $50 2,04i,oT 26Sl, o9s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-04
New York Grrs,rs.-Tbe New York cor

New YORK GYPsiEs.-The New York cor
respondent of the Charleston Conrien says:
Simpsons new book on the Gypsies gives
some curious particulars about the Gypsies
living in New York. 1t appears that several
thousand recognized members of the differ
ent tribes have their residence here. Most of
them have assumed the habits and customs
of civilized people, and some are prosperous
and highly respected citizens. They all bear,
it is true, the swarthy complexion, raven hair
and dazzling eye 1.-THE typical marks ofthe gyp-
sizes, but to the ordinary observer they are not
different from other men. Yet they carry in
their breasts all the ancient traditions of their
caste, all their strange religious tenets, and
their hereditary hatred of the white man.
Most of the fortune.telers, who advertise
their quackery in the daily papers, are Eng
lish gypsies or their descendants, aud among
the professional thieves the Zineali are large
ly represented. One gypsy is spoken of as a
prominent merchant i'll Cedar street in the
Mediterranean trade, another as the leader
ola negro minstrel company on Broadway,
and his brother as q car driver on one of the
avenues. Several are musicians in the thea.
tire orchestras. A tribe is encamped in print
tive wildness across the river near Hoboken.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-04

\ The Cordova colonists have come to grief
which hardly merits either sympathy or re-
spect. Mr. Jefferson Davis calls them cow
ards; and neither Liberalsts nor Imperalists
think too we'll of them. Having lost all in
vain strife for independence and for Slavery
in their own country, they thought so well Of
coniscation and outawry that they took the
property ofdispossessedp patriots, at the hands
of usurper, settled on it, Dragged about it,
sneered at the Mexicans, wrote of them as
the most worthless population on earth
(see Harris letter., and supported Maximil-
ian in making them bondmen. Harris,
Maury, Perkins, Price, Magruder, Shelby,
and more Of them, with the Mexican Times
for an organ, spoke Juarez as Flow half.
breed, and his army as brigands and thieves !;
and were loyal to the Empire il to nothing
else. The Mexican Gen. Garcia, who owns
the land on which Gen. Price founded the
town OF Carlotta in honor of the Empress,
was at last provoked to break the whole Cor.
dova Colony. He did it, Notwithstanding the
protestatons of Price. whom he threatened
to hang; and SO ends the prospect of new
Slavery, the humbug advertised by Marry,
for which hundreds Of unfortunate exiles
curse the folly of their leaders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-04
NJ A s o n I C..

Eagle Lodge No. 2-Holds It's regular mretipe
the Arst Tuesday evening before fu moon in each
month, = p
Hardin Lodge No. 2o-Hods it's regular
monthly meeting the hrst Monday evening In each
month.
Masonic Hall-Corner Seventh and Main streets.
Gate City Royal Arch Chapter No. =
Hoids Its regular meeting the first Friday evening In
each month.
Parvin Council Mo. 6-Holds its regular m eet-
Ing the second Friday evening In each month
Damascus Commanderv ~ K~s~h<
Templars No. Holds conciaves every Wedsss
day evening for drill and instruction
Hall In Court House-On Tifth street
aug4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-04
Hostctier's Celebrated Stomach
Bitters.
READ EDEN soUrHwoRTHs LETTER.
nospea Collage. Gerpetoscs, D. C,
april 2. 1858. !

P~ospes Csaae., GeorGetovs, D. c.,
april 2. 1858.
Messrs. HosfrfrsR eMrfH:
Gertiewes-1t gives ne pleasure to odd my testimony
those OF others in favor youf excellent pssaaticn
asratyears OF .restdsncs ON the banks Of Southern
rivsfs cd Of Close s1psssg1 70 HsssFy WORK. hsdss
thorough, exhausted - asrvou4 systsm and underi
mined my &,al,A, thss bad bsspns martyr - dyspsp
STA and nervous headache recurring 1t sho intervals
and defyipg all known remedies in the Materia Msdca
had come to ths conclusion that nothing but total
change Of rssdsAce and pursuits wouldrsstore ny health
when friend recommended Hoststtsr's Bittep. pro-
cured bottle a. m experiment - required hut one
bottle to convince that had fonnd a last the right
combination Of remedies The relief It afforded me has
been complete. It IL some years snce rst tried
Hcsteters Bsers, and , d but inst to say that have
found the preparation all that IL clims to be- Iii
Standard Family Cordial with us, asd even stimu
IKE it better than anything else but use II
In all nervous bilious and dyspeptic cases, from fever
down to toothaehe- fvhAt / have said will lead
any dyspeptic or nersous Invalid to surs remedy,
shall dave done good.
Iremsin gentlemen, respectfully yours,
june2s dAxlv 4. D. 4. N. soUTHwoRrH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-04

= 80, ror,cr u
Ia Cieghorn, =. III. Harrison and D. " Ford Tr..asss
O. Parry, Arthur wAcott, Z. II. Harrison, Harry Fui
ton. = n Ford, D. ". For, Geo. W. Goldman q p Hus
Scott Howell Trustee I. J. Tally. II. b woodward c.
Ieoaak Branch o. tho State Bank or Iosa, LA~rsscs
William Leighton, Guy Wells Ceghnrn IIarrison
Rankin Miller, g. D. Eaton, Nathaniel McCrse,
Bank OF Old Dominion, Albert Wells Jesess Nalt,
BY, H Huiskamp, Abner Reeves, Henry 9ovie
Hiram Barney, Ysatman, Robinson & Co, J. Edrsr
Thompson, j. W. Johnston, Executor Or the estefe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-04
BArcHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the woEidi The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and InstaA-
tAneous Produces Immediately . splendid Black Or
natural Brown without injuring the hair skim Rsn-
sdies the Ill effects Of bad dyes Sold BY all Druggists
The genuine IL signed William 4. Batchelor. Also,
DISSEMINATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs.
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
ang21-dAw1y CHARLES BATCHELOR n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-04
A CROWN OF GLORY.
evHRY..MANl Woman and Child Who has used
STERIING'S AMBROSIA

willing TO recommend 1t. Three Year, Of rapdly in
ereasing sale have made the Ambresia famous ali ovsr
the world.
1T IS WARRANTED TO Please
II cures Itching Of tho Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Head,
It prevents the Hair from Falling Out
Itrenders the Hair Soft and Giossy.
Cleauses the scalp Ceols the Heated Brow kemov,
DandruT; cures Nervous Headache: Cures Baldpe,s
Insures Luxurant Locks Inclines hair to Curl; eup
sess wgs; Kills Hair Eaters. Good effect apparent II
once
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia viii suit you to r. Kleeastiy pas IN
Deiicatsy Perfumed Patronsed by Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid boxes or cartons contain
Ing two large bottles-No. for morning, No. / Sos
evening.
THERn - NO MIsTAx8 ABOUT r.,
sTERLIEG's AMBRoeIA ID the best most axrsesb,,
carton. =
Sold by Druesists,
sterlisg's Anhrssia nassfactuPfsg-Csnpan
21S Fulton Street, new Ysrk.
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PnENIx INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW YORK.

CAPITAL.
The Capital OF said Company actually paid
up in Cash. 81 100000 %
The Surplus on the Lat day Of jan $780, 693 l92 ~
Total amonnt Of Capital and sorplu... 81 oss le3 u
Amount Of FIRE Premiums written from
Jan. Ist 70 Dec. 3ls ls6s............. eo23leo g.
Ditto OF MARINE INLAND PremiumA. sf2fa2 II
Total amount Of Premiums for the ysar q ssl rs
Amount of FIRE LOSSES paid, which oc-
Cured during the y-ar....-.--.-....v ST7, s2s 90
Ditto MARIHB 49, INLAND do. do. SO so6 -
Total amount paid for losses during rear eo6s 81 %
WIN. FULTON, Agent,
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HE WOODEN DEPARTMErT

kmDsacss superb selection Of Blankets. Fann.,.
= Yarns, &c, 10.
:. me Notion Department contains splend,d ,ot =,
dssas and Hosiery ~ the very beat QUALITY fnr i.d
gsntieMsu, bcys, misses and children
Underwear ~ men, women and children
nns hu.d Cloths. Cassimeres md Heavy beaver, g.
serts0sns wear, OF the best quality and styles ehesn
fne stock Of Wool Cloths and Heavy Beavers a.
LAdfeS C1caaa, very cheap, -
shavis Without number for L.dSss and Misses. A,.o
ai.rgc lot of Breakfast shawls Ra,morals sna Ha,,
skisas = N latest ssylts and patterns
csF1efa, Fsor Oh Cloths, Mss Rns., Drurses. Ac.
hs abevsis bat - iatination OF the large stock u
ssapie and hacy goods keet BY this nrm suce Il 10
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Aer cen1ng 9iesnitn VIII great pleasure IN str
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