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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

Or sSent Sbr bic sr0Ete ahSpGbl coh Greg.
gSaartn. ipeIdDt ie nod Nlentaun sebrad,t ipur.
ben, ieben pcIet, ale; YcpIins. SaneD. Ssibsn-
itcHe, DtobairS. MapaedS. YlaibS &c, 70 lpredi
bel ben @ebrhocrn 8 nber. bios brsi 5birsn
oterbalb bcm eagle Sotsl' Dor. 9tdn ber.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15
Rin niihIid,fa Huci,

Go in uHs Dor einissn Sa9sn Elm 4ampbtt
in bic 0dnce sefaaen, bctitet ,.Rin 1uffab
nber d,riftIidhe petlPemmsnbsit" Dali
febe 1T ir ensIiidber SprddDe absefdEt. shfbdlt
81 Seiten, nno Der Sntcr pcfeIbcn IN tiiiftf
Stabtmann Der Gbrm Serr 50 b@roB.
Gus @srf tutbdIt nod unieru anf1ten, pi,is
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15
Ob'e pahr iG2

Der BaidnstOner spe,iaI Correspondent
bes ". .. ,,Gommereial" bemerlt, Go iei berid-
TIT iuorben. baB Der 4rdfosnt ben Obsrrid,ter
Gbale formsa aufssforDert bat, ben Self Tabis
i'm Mai-5 ermins Der Scr Ct Circuit Court in
Qorfoli. SrSinisn, ipsSen Soboerratba jur
1lnteriuduns ,u ,eben unb gu projeiiirsn Sr
Gbaie fol- lccod bieo beripeissrt baben. bepcr
nid,t Der GonsreB burd Spesulseies9ebun9 Bic
Radt Der @uidtsbarteit tpiebsrbersefteat babe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

a1- Su einem feinen Stdbtdsn 2ebraSias 9
ma6te ioebeu ein Goter init einem nsuen SIat-
te iein GrIdenen uno fitbre ii6 bem 4ubIi>
iitin mitfolgenben 8erter elm !: Der 3wed Der
Sesrinbun9 beS Slalteo N, bic Rittel ju BE-.
icmmeH. nm SrOb, Sutter uno CUTE 8Isiber 5n
foufsn"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

e% Die ShbnT. .GboIera. ipeid)e felt tinigen
aSc6tn alles 6sesrbieb in Slabama iptaraffte.
n nHH aud in 7snnsfee (sSHfsn CO., aucse-
broben. Cine peiiIen,ialiide 3eit, baS giia.
tifde @bcIsra, Slbner- unb Sdpeine. GboIera,
@inerpsf uno sridinen- -traurist Ausii6ttn
fur ben GcrHntr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

s%9sr bissjdbtisc Sodrinssfans bat Gin be.
icnberes slnitiSeS 8eiuItat ersebsn. Die 20.
taI.NHsbeute tpirb 5u 200. 900 9cnnen peran.
idIast ipdbrenb i'm NascmeInsn Gin @rtras bon
$500, 900 SOnnen fir cine quite gaittslrnte CIR.
ad,ttt ipirb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

1etribt. gor ettpa 10 9ascn jurhd
bate 6 Gu8ene, Elm sitpa 14idbrissr Sobn
oes Srn GnosS d dumad) er, bon @maus,
oieicm GauntD, bas rnsIhd bon einem Pferbe
seidlascn 5u ,pcrben. tpsIdcS CUR 6oISe batts,
baB or in Der Iebten @ittipod stadt, nad sin-
8siteater @unbiperrs. bas 3sitIide nit BEN
Gwiaen ber,pedielte
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

6rRsi ben WuniSlpdIpabltn In 10 etdbten
Reu.YUrie. bier stdpten @eu-Serfebs uno e-
fter In Connecticut (Sartfcrb) reCuSrte ii6 Die
..bencfratiI6e" Msbrbet bon 66s1 (fo bitl mar
fs nod i'm Sabre 1861 auf 1913. Gin re.
pnbHtanil1r @efpinm bon 460S IN 2 Sabfen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15
u o III q OF gress.

@af&tnstsn,6. 8. Wai. 6t. CarRsfe
BON Ottc. beanirnsts In 6aus, Hatt Der fpseisl.
len aasssorbnuns. her 4aatsuns iibsr bic Con.
liiuiiOns atdnotruna unit bte DENOMINATIONS.
go,f&ldse. bic aorbiq SOr,unstmen. &c ist sin
tlnbstl fdr fas Sanje Boil, wsnn lestsrt nod
ldnssr pnf&otsn pstps.
1srr Stspenb pSn pa. tpdr taassta. Di. Dis.
chiffon dbsr bas @onRitutons. amtntment wsrbs
bS&asns 5~st bio ersi Gage In Gnfpru& nsbmsn,
6r. &c Blonb BON Otio. psrIanste namsntIi.
De abaimmuns. bamit bas Bolt fste. wsr tsr
Nssr ben matrrislIsn Sntsrsfsn bee eanbss Dor.
anReae.
DIR antras @a,Fsls's wurbs malt SO ssstu
81 Stimmsn perroIfsn.
Die Borfnldse Der 8espnltuftions .Gomnit.
tee wurbm Johann In Ssratbuns st,ossn.
Or. Stspsns ipro& fdr bietItn. Gle snt.
fprdGsn 3par niGt poliidnbis ffinsn Utnfhsn
absr Fe snthtltsn alice. mos bel BEN aestnpdr.
tissn Stantpurtt br Sf,ntliMm Nsinuns sr
rsidtbor fst. 9ti&t a0stn Der Gonsrs6, lpnbsrr
aud bic sn,.lnsn Staaten mieten befrast wsr.
ben unb Ct elauts ntMt po6 trsenb stne fhenaer'
Nabtssd bic 3ufitmmuns bon 10 Staatsn flu
ben f6nre.
er tate ata&nid sfast 19 staatsn. benz
bitfs 3abl biioe bic aforouli&e Dreivisrts
Nstrttit tsr ipirfii& In bsr linton btFnbliHsi
Staatsn. bic Su bu Rohfeatton n5ttis fet.
Gr totslte Ia Rrsnsea Do,tsn. ba6 elm anbt
rec 9onftutions. Nmsnt msnt. bas In bsr 8'gen
partissn SiBuns I'm Saufe paiflrte. I'M ssnat
ttnbif6sn B.psntsn sscpf,rt porbsn fd. Da
tur& fd bic 8sttuns tr farbisen Raee pte1ei&
auf Sabi bunbsrte binauf ptri&pbsn wuresn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

Stutr. Sic Sdeusr bon Gapib Gldtf, 2
@eiIen bon sIsip, ,gIeomiieIb. Yerrp GauntD, if
por einiscn SaSen bnrd) 8suer 5crifSrt pcrbsn.
Sbr san5er Snbatt, bsitcbsub ii Srudt Seu,
Wasen, Sthd 8incpieb, 3 Yferpen, gaHsrn.
0Citbl6aiten, &c, berbranate mit
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15
DER preseG ssSen Jeff. fapis bc8ennen.
Dte 0ranb.Surp tIast i'm
bes 6o&peeratbs an.

BaItimors11 II. @ai Self Oaoie .rur.
be seifern bon Der In Rorfolt in SiBuns be.
inbliden @ranb-Surp formIid bes Sodper.
ratbs sesen bic Ser Staoten anSetIast Der
Yro5eB tprb. tpie man sIaubt. Inn SUM- begin.
men,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

- Dir SmtriianiiGe 8Odt- eompuanie In
Rafabuiettb brf6ditist 700 Artciter unb lie.
ftrt tdslid 215 9aibentbrtn Sic ArbeitslSb.
ne bstrassn monatlid 100000.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

quite. nhsIits intsrsfIdute unb bsIebrenoe @e.
oanftn-uno mir gIaubsn, bag % bon sinsm ia.
ben SdriftIeier geleien tperben iolte-5umaI ba
sS nod oa5u 10 iebr biuis absela1sn pirb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

s%S Serr Stebsns bon Yenni, reibte Dor ii.
nisen sasen einen Sef6HB Gin. bic Gonififf.
ticn 70 ab5udncrn. bag Der gonsrsB bic gadi
BADEN fca, cine Stcuer aaf gSaimpoae ju Ie-
gen, bic bon ben Scr. staatcn egportirt tpirp.
Nm bic Sulti,. COMMITTEE iibertraati.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

- 5n @sorsia iinb bic Bai5en.G rnts.aus.
fdten ftbr gut. Ste alien sbeilen bes Shb,ns
fommt erfrenIid)e auues Ibtr ben stanb pet
8atmipoqen. Pfanjunssn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

p0-Dis Ca DEM fsiponia @dsrbau. unt Ws.
donitai @sisuldoft wtIo tbre rdsas Auehsluna
ain Tonn,rfids ZEN 7ttn Stunt IN Norrsfoun
ottaltsa. Dstte gars tsicnosrs fdr AusRslIuna
rcH adutau. @sr6tbfto{tsR lein fptI.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15
Glib wbeisboff

Suc xSDettD0u
esbens .Stod. Electromagnetic
- Dir fdtrli&e gnCa,SimIraa b,r
E-m Sae. .Ubstttaa ssssrfat.sn esbms.
0N aod gsrffAeranss.G GsitaIdaft pirs
ss sss0lttn ws.ssr, auf samaa8s bsn
2easn Nai. uan 8 utr gormittass. an 1auCe
prn Wofes S6ntd. III atIshtaun, ~ pei.
rr 3dt 8 Dltislisbsr u sripatlsn flne, wsl&e
sas Soare Der Ssrwat,tr far tas entrstenbs
Satr biiptn iOntn.
I, ;DR bffaaie Datf fog stne tinttbtsauns Son
. ubr go,mittaas bic 5 lttt gla6m,itoss Uifn
asbaiisn UsirsH. pdnfii DE Bs robnura ipisb
'rfuarin. 4Dan 6utb. ess
Rat IS, 1860. ; ss3u
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15
@eiienbura 83untntar.

ga&ridk rlrb tisrmit SsSe6sn. bae bes tiaisss
,siGnsts ale Golsltor be- Ddfmburs Bcsstyr
zarss glo. 8. anseftilt porsen 10. uns Sa6 ss
an ben na@bsnnnsten fassn unb pidben rsssasn
isia spire. um ben Sarbuatinn sine 0sIsasaisil
90 ssbsh. TIRE S6utben ab,uireefz:
am Wontas. Sstl 2s. Naai. am 0aaaaufs pon
pstsrSetp. "a @siptsi1s.
am DishfaS, BEN 20. gRdi. am waatauis
ron 8 on dsGtttnsss. Ia 6yuemanssllIs.
DIN MHtnSH. ssn 80. Rai, an bsm Sstm.
Itrsssilt Oaltauls.
am Dshnsraas. ben 81. gaai. an Sauls ssH
Us Tles. In SsIasism aausf4iy.
~ vrc,snt rt:e Dsuinism SerpiHiss. nsiAe
esn eaiefn o:.arf itrs zarss bssattsa--unb Z
Drossnt agsn Dmsn. ret6s ibun aar In sul ,ur
ansssssm.n 3sit bssatIm. 4
& aGe 1ssatlanssa. mahsa IN @stb tas vas
" ssua4t wsrbm.
Sofbua Seibsrlins, Collector.
Rai g. 1855. aa3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

s~6hrdteif bu bid Dor Der Gbolera, fofau.
Fe gtdlerS SttsrS i'm patrirt 9ud,aobr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15
Ma9ri6t.

M. Setter. IN sae Rstslst.n. es4a Gaua.
II. am Samaas ben fgten Gag Nai. nSAam6,
fdr BEN Gnbsirtd iinsn DiSissnb eaf tas Giss
iommsn bsfdstst @tisni&aft ausihiAIasen.
SsI&s NitaIisbtr bic btr gsramhituhs ni6t bst~
rptnsn fbnnsn. ISnnsn lire Uslbe BEL Astept
yea. IN eal,turs aaunf&is. es2a gauais, 10.
Ststsu Z,
Nsat 8. 1866. at2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-05-15

Dur9ietsn im Sanuar 1866 BON
Stepben &ietei,
Gpbraim Sieeer,
qeter Menner.
Wat IS, 1866. ra3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Market.

chicago Market
By Telegraph. CHICAGO, Jan. II.
There was fair amount Of business transacted to.
day, but in the aggregate the amount OF trade was
light
Grain-Ths advance gold caused hrmer feeling in
the Wheat market and prices advanced lOl1c Per bu
on No Spring. market closing At 2s14ol as for No
and s5ose for No aspiring, and 556s for rejected Corn
dull at lsoAa for No l, and 81 for No in STORE ara
there vas moderate business in rejected At ss0ssk
store. Oats nrnsr II 9a@o7s TOR No. l, and sikosa
for No Pin STORE eosng 1t 3l3<O9s for No l. Rye tu
At u for No. In store, and toH for No Bailey dull
HigAwinss-Were in bsttse demand 1t lse2 ls. mn
PER price for all wsstern.
Hydts-In fair demand.
Salt Dull Ground solar 90 p Dbl on dock.
4seds-Quiet.
Proyisops-Masket active Ness psrk steady 1t ono
tations Of yesterday 1t - 30 for country packed and
n oo0H 50 for city Bulk meats firmly held at IOkN
~ for shoulders eoss Picked hans st 10 for coun.
try cut Lard In good demand 1t yestsrdAy's prices
Dressed Hogs In fair demand and market stssdy sodpS
At II 90 per loo s al round and connon ots to arrive
sold st 10 so01l Is. dividing on 800 n.
Besf oattls-ln light supply and naxkst auist. n.
naed ebiedy for good saoosA cows end pricse sA.as
Entsrsd saass ~ heaA II soDsrs II eoeA sne,1h
steerE 4s5k for HIGHT stser. soneae - ~r,,.
choicss 7eoz = 10 HixsA.
aog-coavssssays!y larse ssSsH ~ decline n 90
kesa4 1890 = ~ extss hau - ~ II -
Us~01 II sfr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

SMIrH's AMERICAN ORoASs.-"e call at
ton to the advertisement Of these musical
instruments, which are pronounced to be the
best in the United States. Z. hammer has
them for sale, and being good judge Of mu
iting to customers the many good qualities of
this excellent organ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

The following petition is now circulating
Tor signatures. 1t has already been signed
by over two hundred and fifty persons, who
are tax payers and residents of this city. The
engine is to be drawn by hand or horses and
the weight will not exceed 1000 pounds. All
who wish to attach their name, can find the
petition at the drug store of Wilkinson, Bart.
lett & Co.
To the Honorable, the Mayor and Common
Council ofthe city Of Keokuk:
"GENrLNsS:-Yourp petitioners respectfully
represent that the present means Of extin.
gushing fires in this city are altogether mad.
equate In our Judgement steam fire en-
gme of approved construction ought to be
purchased at once. A sum, not to exceed
four thousand dollars, can be assessed and
collected to pay for the same. Trusting that
your action in this matter will be favorable
your petitioners will ever pray, Be
keokuk, Jan. 10. 1866.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

OK That TRAIs-The Irish Train, desig.
mated as George Francis, was President of
the Immigration Meeting held in Omaha,
Nebraska, few days ago, and at which Gen.
Curtis was present. George Francis had
fawning compliments for Gen. Curtis, his for.
mer travelling director, and in response the
latter said
am unprepared, Mr.. President, to respond
to the overwrought picture of my past efforts
IN behalf of the Pacific Railroad. but &C.
knowledge the authority which you as
chairman have over your auditors, and will
try to respond with the alacrity which was
formerly evineed by an errstic gentleman
who happened to come within my military
control
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18
Monetary MATTERS.

By Telegraph Ssw YORK Jan. II.
The Poa says Wan street Is more animated to
day, as the belief ia spreading that the most OBJ
iectionsble parts OF the loan bill will be eliminated
before il ia reported to Congress-
The Loan market IL inactive; Call loans quoted
at 5S1G per cent Commercial paper passes freely
at 1854 per cent.
The Stock market is hrmer; Government are
In fair demand for investment. 7.3es being most
active.
Railroad shares are less depressed than for some
day, past, aud there are some indications OF fur
Their improvement. Pittsburgh and Michigan
Southern are most in requirement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

NorIcE is hereby given, that John G. SAKE,
the celebrated Wit and Poet, will deliver his
two new poems before the Keokuk Library
Association, at the Chatham Square Church,
on Friday evening, the 10Th inst, and Satur-
day evening, the 10th inst.
Subject for Friday evening ankee Land
"a poem.
Subject for Saturday evening-Love-a
poem.
The lecture each evening will commence at
II o'clock.
Tickets so cents; for sale at the Bookstores,
Literary Depot, and Baileys and Bridges
jewelry stores, and at the door.
BY order of the Lecture Committee
January II, lS66-4t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18
FARM FOR SALE.

CITUATED one and half miles from
y Cros NJ Lee cosnty Iowa containing 100 with
a.strats inprovsn.asss sse isrge Hour Bank Ba,n,
ehoics varieties of dGsrspt fits Plenty water al
the dine. Land good. ssd psrfsst htls VIII sell ~
togsther or three lets 0as tract 81 90 asres
rood small honss - a. splendid timber near tbs
Railroad The latter 60 p.y g aay psssou double ne
S Ss.-s .ssS WIN ~, sSe s. - q he pu sAass
ncsey. Oil anA - bafgaia. II HyLA
SssA~1Aw4 . ~ plass. 1asa = ossas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

We see by the Davenport Gazette that Capt.
Pearman, of that place, has been ordered to
receive and receipt for all public funds and
Government property now in the hands of
Capt. s. Z. Willis, Of this place. The pro-
perry will be sold shortly. Capt. Pearman is
now in charge of all the United States pro-
perry in the State. Capt. Willis is good
officer, and has given general satisfaction by
his official administration here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

Tax Muscatine Journal says that the total
amount of lumber that has entered into the
rade of that city during the past year may be
estimated to be worth $4,000 and shingles,
lath and pckets at about $3.50,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

ARE Coxiso.-The original and unrivalled
Peak Family, whose fame is national and
whose entertainments are the best Of their
kind, are coming to Keokuk. See advertise
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

Tn Kroxux PACKET ColrAFY.-From
the source of the Mississippi unto its mouth,
Of the various boat lines the Keel uk and st.
I,ou;, Packet Company's Line hasn't it, su-
ner;or. We are glad to learn that the COM
p.pv will upon the opening d navigation ofsr
increased facilities for trade to our city, By
running two daily lines Of FIRST class steamers
to Keokuk. Il il the intention Of this COM
pany to keep sufficient tonnage in the trade
that no delay Of freight shall occur. The
lines viii be divided in point of business
one exclusively for passengers, United States
mail and express, consisting of the elegant
steamers Rob Roy and J. II. johnson. Inc
Rob Roy, now building at Madison, Indiana
will far surpass any boat heretofore in the
trade in point of speed, comfort and eie-
o.nce. The J. n. johnson, now undergoing
thorough repairs, will also enter the mail and
messenger line; her cabin being heightened
will give increased capacity for the accommo-
dation of passengers, and when finished will
accommodate two hundred. Great care has
been taken in the selection of new carpets,
bedding, ware and general outfit for these two
boats, which form the passenger line, one OF
which leave daily Sundays excepted) at P.
NJ, from their wharf boat, foot of Chestnut
street, landing at all mail points to Keokuk,
connecting there with daily line OF packets
for Muscatine, Rock Island and Davenport /;
also making close connections with the Han
nibal l. st. Joe Railroad, Quincy q Toledo,
Warsaw Il Carthage, Des Moines Valley, and
Keokuk, Mt. Pleasant Muscatine. The
arrival of the boats at Keokuk will be at /!
A. NJ, returning same day, leave there at P.
~. arriving at St. Louis the next morning
at A. NJ, making the round trip in 80 hours
which will compare favorably with railway
speed. The freight and accommodation pas
senper line will consist of the fine steamers
Jennie Deans, Lucy Bertram and Warsaw,
one of (which will leave daily Sundays excep-
ted at4p. NJ, landing at all intermediate
points to Keokuk, and giving special atten-
ton to business in the lower part ofthe river.
Returning, leave Keokuk every morning
Sundays excepted and arrive in St. Louis
the following morning at seven o'clock. The
accommodation packet, Kearuey, will make
two trips a week to Quincy and make the
business to intermediate points her speciality.
The proposed improvements will be graft
flying TO the travelling public. The officers Of
the company and line are courteous and ETH
cient throughout, and discharge their dutie:
after model manner. They enjoy larg'
degree of popular favor and have fairl!
won IT
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

ALL SPEAK WELL Of DR.. c. L. Spencer, F..
grant odouselaine for the teeth Warranted n
contain no acids, makes pearly white teeth. n.,;-
hss the breath and Is all We claim the psrsst and
most frsgrantly scently dentri6ce ever offered To
the public, For sale BY Wilkinson + Bartlett. and
al druggists. .21-dkv-sm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

"THx Apostle" said the Elder, "was moved by
many kinds of doctrine" Yes, replied Mrs.
Mrs. Darlington, looking her spectscles at the
Elder "there's where he was wrong What did he
want to try many kinds of doctrine for Pinker-
tons wahoo and Calisaya Bitters would have kept
him perfectly regular" The Elder confessed the
thing had never struck him in that light before,
and the old lady Was going to eucidate further,
when her attention was attracted by Ike, who was
irving to pour some Bitters down the catis throat
with q tunnel. jan1 DIV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

Dy 1slagraph.l - SsA' - -.
CSttoa a sasas arnse With ssodsrats inquiry = 81
ga ~ nssasssg, sAse1y = -.
Yo~rnarkse e bsttsr for Extra Dtsss. while rsety
49, a ethes kiads - AnJh = 1850 - AkEA
a1.A~ I 40 q 1br eeansa tsgsod sAl1Sasg bsanb
-. = 4. o. 81 : sooas = sor 1fAAs 1EnaAs. -.
~ slsaing qslst.
vh.ky-wiIhost Material change; stats saAwsts.
ct 1e02 -.
oran-WAsss dull esd noasnally snslnaesd. With
o,v moderate SenAnd Corn dali q ecu for sns's.1
ana sGneo lpr sosnA nissa WsetWn = sesss - - -
A.,iy,red and % fr Wlats sOuthsrn. Oaas dsh -
aod losc love-, 1t 4oo4s for unsousd western, ~ =
fse sound.
Wool-Duli
p.troa.um Rather isore steady. oruasSa14oss; -
An.d In Bond st se@H.
arocer,s,-CsGss saIst. Sugar unchanged; csba and
nuscoy.do l1A6l2H; Havana l2N0ls. Aoassss
quiet.
ProyiulonsPrk opened active and hrmer, bat closed
dull and lover 1t 81 soe3l s7X for new nsss closing
At 500 regular; and 50 eo0so 37z for old nsss, es
sinr At 80 3iL cash. and u 5oe23 90 for prime, ana
"a 50 NJ. 10 for prime nsss also rs barrels Rev ns's
ar J.nu.ry. February March, April, and Nay SELLERS
d bu,.rs. option. at - ooDsl 7s. Beef little Ds<s
active At 10 soo2o 90 Tor plain nsss. II oo03s .
for bew extr. Beef hans nrmsf' Wsssn % "
20 co. Cut meats qust and steady a llOls sos ss'e+
S~ry and lsl19l7k for hama Bacon DUH Dssssd
Aoes easy At l2l4Olz for western. closing u iSsO
I1S< for CITY Lard rmer at 1aOs1 also 10 barFssa
for 1ebrusry and March, SELLERS option, u lsSoass
Better dull al 2sDsa for Ohio, NJ 2&0ssc for ssass.
Chesse qaist 1t 126isc.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

THE Nonpareil says that the editor of the
Buole at Council Bluffs has been shown q fine
specimen ofbituminous coal found near that
place
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

sEE wsinan in another column picking Sem
burg drapss for spEER's Wine. 1t Is N admir-
he srticie, used in hospitals and BY the frat e.s.
fsnilies in Paris, London, and New York, in pr,f.
sfsass TO old Port Wine. II Il wogtA trial 81
sivss greet sstis6stioa. o. go
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18
CITY NEWS.

PARryER WAxrRD.-See friend Quinn
notice
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

NorIcE TO SHIPPERS. -Hereatfer Coal Oil
will be received for shipment Cd the Des
Moines Valley Railroad on Mondays only.
dalw john GIVEN, Gen'l Fr't Ag't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

New York Mensy Market.
D. Telegraph Nss iosA an. -.
Money-ouiss at sos p cent chiefly At tbs former
rate.
Sterling Hxchangs-D Dull At 1os Sl0
eo,d-rrmsr; op-slag 81 lae7soi4o,I and closing
ct leo
Government stocks without decided change
q Of u Coupops, loAf
hncoupons Of 1854 1857; do Ca 1915 do Of -. io1
Treasury Notes $50 lst series gqL.
1901, I'd series, ~.
7-a0s, third series, psL
Us& Year Csxtihcatss, n.v issue, SE-
1910 Coupons va
Block. steady. okMC.rn "a. Quicksilver E@;
Reading loz4: MsANJ sss.; pfI s7h. Pitt "a
NV 81 X 1901. VI W s4az.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

These returns are copied from the railway ship
ping lists. Since November l, until the present
time, there has been large increase on account Of
several new wells at Boutwell, and also at Petrolia
and Oil Springs. -Four -ffths of the entire Oil in
terest of Canada West is owned and managed by
Chicago parties, and we glad to publish these
assurances of their success
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18
Mining Stocks.

Mining Stocks.
NKw YoaH, Jan. II.
The following are prices Of Minias Stocks At the
Board In Bo.ton to-dsy:
copp~r rAIls aoz1: rrankn 81 u Hancock Isl Huron
g. I,e Rov.l II NJ nns.o,a Il; Quincy S. Bag State
Wayeriy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

IHE Odd Fellows Social on Tuesday even
ing was unquestionably the most pleasant one
OF the season. The hall at an early bonr in
the evening, presented the tOdd Fellows
Family In ali its beauty and innocence, there
being the father and mother with their chill.
dren OF all ages, seemingly intent on ENJOYING
themselves for an hour or two. Among the
nrst exercises were the spirited remarks of
Bros. L. NJ, Nee, w. and H., after which
the reunion commenced, and for one hour or
more there was gaiety and general shaking
of hands. Lastly came the feast, which was
beautiful and excellent, as all present can
testify. This was the first social which the
order has given this season, and we hope that
Its good results may justify the holding of
more during the winter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18

- During the last month the United States
Treasury received q large number Of applications
from banks asking to be designated depositaries
of Government funds In response, the Treasurer
has stated that it is the policy of the Department
not to establish any more depositaries than the
igencies Of the Government demand, and where
there is actual necessity for such corporations,
he declined the same.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-18
The OIL Trade in Canada West.

LONDON, c. W., January.
The amount Of Petroleum shipped from Boutwell,
and Enniskillen, by the Great Western Railroad,
foll