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THE WOOLEN DEPARTMENT

Embraces 4 superh selection of glankets FianntL,
Yarns. &c, &C.
The Notion pH-artmeuf contains . splendid lot OF
3arss ard Hosiery, OF In. very best quality stes,
gentlemen, boy-, mi<se- and eh tldfen
Underwear fr men. wocs-u and children.
fine Bro ID Cloths Cashmere and Heavy Baver- for
etemeus wear oi the bet quality AID styles cbesp
hncstek, { Wool Cloths aud ueavy Bta for
Lsd+s' Cloak cntaf,
shaHs xithou. number fsr Ladies and Misses. Also.
large lot Of breakfast shaxis. Baiunrals and H-op
skirts Of the --latest styi So I'D patttrus.
Carp tr Flor Oil C'oth- Mats Rug, Druegets, &c.
Tire above 10 mt int ston Of the large ssock Of
.spFe and faLr, 70 kept by this d. IN sufhee to
tL-y keep thin. that Is elegant and usefl In
thedry goods line from tie nnett silk and silk velvet
eo' down The thimbie needle, thread. buttons and
trimming. v ith which make it. Aud a. they buy
cusiEels h. their customers Will not have TO pay
hem a iufere rs we'll ~ profit
Oil an examine Tor yourselves The propsst5rs and
their ging sal will Ia great pleasure in shYw
ing their stick, and to IL thst you dealt
~tb onesty Rene mber, they occupy No. 90 Maiu
Street. EovT
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New Jersey L-gtslature-No Senator
Elected.

TRENTON, N. J. April, 5.
The probabilities are very strong that
there will be no joint meeting and no Sena-
tor elected. Resolutions to 20 into joint ses-
sion were filed by the usual vote in the
House. Thes Senate is to adjourn tc-
morrow at II clock, sine die The lobby
are comparatively clear, most efthe operators
having gone home and given up the contest.
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tank Failure In Rochester, New York.
ROCHESTER, N. T., April s.

RocgEsrkR, N. T., April s.
The Banking House Of Ward L Bro in
this city suspended this morning, after run
Of three days. They had deposits to the
amount Of about 100000 The impression
is that they can in the end, pay all demands.
The house held too much real estate, and
other property not Immediately available. +
There is considerable excitement here to. day
but will probably subside.
The other Banks and Bankers are con-
sidered sound
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BY the amended postal bill taking effect
April lst, all letters sent 10 the dead letter
oihee are to be returned to the writers free
OF charge, so. too all letters returned n the
sender by direction on the envs,ons are
without postsGe, and parties can have the;r
letters forwarded from one office to another
free.
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LOSSES PAID.
47.2 8 s

Fire Policies isrusd through its Arences for the year
closed n suggestive a. the SAe and extensfve
businfs y enj,y@d Nv the PHENIx, and the smphatio
desire among all classes for the protection ~ policies
afford.
DaAHcH rcA TIE wrsf AHD soufB,
NO. n WEST FOURTH ST, CTNCfNNAFL o.
u. y. AA0ILL GsA1 Ask
pH0UX pol1eiss issDsa prenpelyy ~
NJ. 4U130M,
nahsnu 1sohnh1 Iowes 0sss1sae AoA
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WAsHIHGrnN. Anil &.

The galleries Of the Senate .,re a~.;n
densely crowded. The debate on the veto of
the Civil flights Bill being the attention.
The new Senator from Vermont NJ Ed.
mund h.s appeared and qaali6ed
Senators Dixon snd Wright viii 70 70 the
Senate. provided vose thoaId b resohed On.
Ne vsao se-dag.
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FRED DoroIAsis to lecture at Des Moine.
on the 18th inst. The Register seems TO
think i, would be unlawful cruelty to animals
for the Cops to be compelled to hesr the
scorching words of the sable orator and
champion Of freedom. hence it says they are
not invited TO suffer supplement 10 hear .
negro lecturer. Wish he would take
Keokak on his trip
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1 GENTS WANTED. ro- ,hs p,,,,ria, % I =

4 OkNfs WANTED. fvr thu Pictorial 30 X ef AN
- bprf and IN 10 NTs Of the RgaslttoN A beana-
iu ROY al octave ron "e.-ront ining 700 uAle
column pages an lila sted with o spiriei Hf..
Ike eng a'idgs The INST amp', brill aut and r-ada
bic BOOK which the War has cal ed firth. TIL. roll VI
lame aud sto-yl The amn, pi,ket, spy scout Rfy
uc aud 81 g- with feat- OF darn &, 10 a nd en-
counters Stating snrps-s wotds. fnl escapes fsuu,
wo ds an deedr IT wome Nantary hospi al sc+ne.
ps n expe-irnce~ pssti's elst un Hs wosds Of
tue ing mems ntoes of the tender sion final &C. ne,
and events the great draaa and ali IN 80 romentu-
on, hours, a t. and movements, the mory bf which
will live 10 letters OF bloo fore the yes and urp like
re N this h-~4t4 Of who participated Iii tnem
these sif,sd lik. Id here I'll their
fractions. Stnafsr Crrulars and terms.s Ad.
dress-ZRI6 Et, McCUk Co, Lembar,i block
Chic or No North Ffth strset. ST. Lpai., No
sprt-dtv1m
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FARM FOR SALE,

60 "a or eI8.
on ACRES nnd-r fence 40 uaSsr rui,fvatiop ~
GU n les -rou Do~d station, the Des Acine.
Val ~ tall oad. 65 mil from K.oknk s yer acre
kn ,uir~ Of uA6kRHAN. RANKIN McRARY.
april din
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OFFICERS.

RF BnWKR, President LII ApAMS Secretrry
J JMSHELLsY, Vice Prest II Lows. IRE .surer.
apri-d II 1ILLMoRE Attorney
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ChMrch Dtre.ss..s.
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Westminster Pr .eBs TERI OUTAGE 20 4 j
IN Sev-nth rrsi, eswssa ~aia - 0lonieau s@rs
every sabs'sth ~ IL and ~ D. IN ~ hath CHI ,,l
alta Payer messing every ssipesday at 4 D. m.
q CaAt0. Rnseus
TX HA>0k sTRK8f II. 3. cHUnoil-O. Rxsh ,nse
STREET, between Third nd touSth. Pr~echtns everv
Sabbath = y =, and u ~ :. Dab asA ech ol 4
~ \ Prayer nssting On W~,s- So sveaanes
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Man and slosd+Aa Asgvices evss, al bath et n =
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JAAn oaovn. Pastor
vTkfJ ~ e6DyrnRl An Cosbsl HigA and Fosreh
strs-ts. S~rvtess ~sssy eabAesh q N = =. - TX
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By Telegraph Nev Yoxx. May 10.
The Coaaere'ars money article says stocks con
tinue active aud hrmer. At the Board there was
considerable activity in Michigan southern, Cieve-
land Toledo, Cleveland 1 Pittsbury and Fl.
Wayne. Hudson River v the strongest stock, and
sold up Ia Is. There 10 an acttYe speculative
demand Tor Cleveland 4 Toledo, uhs<A sivaaced
to Ia6. Miisaukee 4 ST Paul preferred ID again
scfive and recovered le- closing u 73t. The ms
ceancous list Is less active than yesterday Quick
silver 70. lover. Cumberland rorc 4e. Western
Union Telegraph inJscations for..r-ai.inx BY
the clique; eh,scd 4c. lower. Government stuck :
fairly acftse. Old 5-2us arc offered less freely,
and Improved ac. NJ the Board: T-aes 6rm II yes
terdays quotations. The eject Of . return oil
$40 remittanees accosnt OF coupons Of 5-eus
held Abroad, and " the snsalsablenrrs Of . large
amount VI cotton AitIs, b apparent il ! larger
sh,pnr of specie this sesk ikea 49, ever occur
red dsrias Any fossass geek il ~ hissssy Of the
port. This msraias gold = lees aetive, bst 6rn
u abost yesterdays psises. Late yesterday the
govemosst soss 1i5e, - y 81. 10 day the
rate % loaas = 3-e4 81 - ssat- 70 1aa. Money
10 mot SGssrd esits sssly - OF lase, but il in
ample sapply. AAsak u, -, - u carrsscy has
Pa-sed isto ths sob essssasy dasiag the week, on
aeootst u purchases II gid, which 10 - much
money takes - to 0askst Paper 10 10 good de-
mand y 5t4s PER ssss fsr psins 5s6 ~ DAY so,es,
and 6i@7 per cent. for leasss dates TAers 10 no
movenest u ioesigs sx1hsnss; the rates Ars
nominsiiy the sasDs - yesterday.
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DRAMATIC TO morrow evening there will
be The FIRST appearance Of the best artists tina,
ever appeared on the Keokuk stage. We are
glad that our theater going public are at last
offered chance to hear, at home. an actor Of
the ability of Mexican Buchanan, we'll sup
ported. We have been bored with strolling
inanities, dramatic automatons, wooden ma
chimes that parroted dwelling memoriter OF
roared defamation without discrimination,
Judgment, taste or sense, until our citizens
had become thoroughly sick and tired Of the
atricals, and an entrance of . troupe here
was the inevitable bankruptcy of its mana.
gers unless they retrcated in hot haste. Mr..
Buchanan comes with . well-established
reputation in the dramatic world, and sup
ported by Miss Virginia Buchanan and the
remainder Of the company, the season com.
mencing tomorrow evening will be success,
and different from theatrical performances
hitherto witnessed in Keokuk. The first play
submitted is Bulwer's " Richelieu." Not the
best adapted for stage effect, it's marked mer.
its and power has fixed certainly it's ranh
among great payss 1t is one, moreover, il
which Mr.. Buchanan appears finely AS m
artist, and wherein he evinces his taleu,s
The London Times, in criticizing Mr.. Blu,
chanan in this play, says:
Zone scene in particular deserves especia
reference-that in which Richelieu throw
the protection Of the Church around Julie
and dehes the power Of Baradas. Il woule
have been scarcely possible to heghten ID,
effect Of this scene; there was sonetbin,
almost painful in the ardent vigor With which
the Cardinal made the sign Of the cross; sh,
other characters seemed to crouch beneath IL
influence, forming striking picture, whicl
called forth from the audience > long and loo,
applause. Mr.. Buchanan was called befor
the curtain at the end Of the I'd, I'd. 4th an
9th acts.''
Here, one word 10 our citizens. They ar
wont to remain away, especially the ladies'
the first evening Of the appearance Of a,roup
here. They have not wished to suffer m in
fiction, and hence the masculine alone 20. :
kind Of army Of observation. They bav,
been jussi6sd herein by past experience. Bu
they can change this policy Tomorrow svss
ing. The iadies can attend. Thsrs viii b
afull and good hosss, ths Performance vii
repay sttsndaacs, ord - tAis i - e Il
Dsst.sen's bsss S,ay4 ~ sill wsat sose
.esttss ks.
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szsss1tax AaFrsasssl
Thes pnDaeher Of Ksoksk Die. lesa-
Cou1eeeass, nss IL their 6seona DisA Osa-
snAsy Messing, It Bsutonspos1 = eight
g3ock A n, Tassday. Nay ISL, l0ss.
Religious services conducted By Rev. L. B.
Dennis
The prsssheys wsrs ~ prsssnt except
Bro. Friend, Of Winchester. and Bro. Gar
r;sos. ID .1ontrose. Thsrs wers Ay delegates
present from Keosasque, Lebanon md bn-
mingham.
C. L. Briggs stated the object Of tie meet
inn 10 be to introduce Some specific measures
for immediate action in centenary matters.
Bro. I. P. Teter moved that committee
ofshree Be appoiated to dnh plan for cen
tenary operations on the district. VI
The motion prevailed. and I. P. Teter, E.
b. Warins, and s. II. Hacklebery were ap-
pointed.
Their report is ~ follows: We agree in
the desirableness Of holding Grand District
Centenary Camp Meeting, and recommend
the Appointment Of three ministers aud three
laymeu. together with the r. f., TO ix the
time, and select the place Of holding said
camp.meeting.
We recommend the FIRST Sabbath Of July
~ the day for commencing our centenary col.
1ections.
We further recommend holding Sunday
School Convention and pic mic.
Report adopted.
J. C. Haynes, C. g. Mines, and ]. s. Fer
gus ow, ministers and Joseph Warren, Geo.
Allender, and Bro. Bailey, laymen, were
appointed committee on camp meeting.
The P. Z was directed TO bring the subject
Of the district camp meeting before the sev-
eral quarterly conferences.
Burton's Grove. near Bentonaport, Wa
selected a. the place; md Wednesday, May
30th, As the time for holding our Sunday
School Picnic.
Bros. Burgess, Waring and Teter we're ap-
pointed committee to confer with the r. &.
Agents, and make arrangements for carrying
yhe Sunday Sceools Of the district to the grove
+ selected.
Not only the Sunday Schools, but every
body else, NTH his rifs and children. are in
vited to be present. We want to make it .
grand good time for the little folks, and
every body in general. DR.. Elliott 10 invited
aud expected to be present
A local committee Of arrangements Va.
| appointed, consisting OF c. g. Mines, Bros.
Baily, Yeager. aud Shepherd.
| Thursday, August 23d, fixed as day oil
/ opening camp meetinf.
JoHx HAYNES, Sec.
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WHILE the Northern non Episcopal Meth
odist bodies are cementing union, the South
ern Methodist Protestants are taking the pre-
liminary steps toward joining the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sonth. or. as it n ON styles
itself, the Episcopal Methodist Church.
Common rebel sympathies are stronger than
the principles which have heretofore divided
the two organizations
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

THE ladies Of this city should call and ex-
anime Lowe 4 Pollocke fine assortment Of
perfumery. toilet articles. brushes, and other
fancy goods before huying elsewhere. q
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Oun friends of the new drug store, Messrs.
Lower l. Pollock. have placed on our table
some fine cigars. a fine lot Of which they
have on hand Call and get some, ye that
indulge in tt e article.
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CHrcAGo BEER, with lunch. at the "Gate
City, Beer Saloon on Monday morning.
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cnssess aarsse.

Chsoo9o QA96oe.
BY telegraph CncAss, Wsy 10
riosr-sr.: = 2sos - srs nsals. 10 goo tpuas
kxtra
~hest-Ir-suias; No essiss = y sl11ol s. No ;
n oo4 TO- Northwestern II sGl -
''orn-L'ser and ieA-u.s <sA@s0 for No l; q fer
No 2;1s { rR.i cited
Oats -ss.ady; so,1 fts.h receipts Of No l. No u
2sl4Da0
Rys-st-ad No. tat 6S DoA
Barley-Actiy-; Western 60 col
ishwinsr- active; 81 21fr. .. ~ 2a0372k bonded.
ssss-Q ne,: rmothy In u - csns Is, Gbvsr h
qu,ted NJ - 90 % Is kl.1 - 70 ~ 81
Proi~oas-Iul and ipa u aoch.n gsd; II. = Pork
$3l o.. buyers Oh ring g oos3o ssest pickisd
Hams Il n; dr.. sa.ted Shoulders i2Dl.is loose.
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LOWRY hands us "The New Gospel Of
Peace according TO St. Benjamin. being the
fourth ard last book. in whice those thus in.
clined will gnd a political gospel that will
make them lauge if it accomplish no other
end.
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THERE will he preaching at the First Bap.
list Church BY Rev: NJ Parker At ii o'clock.
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WANTED TO RENT.-A dwelling house with
six or eight rooms, within few squares Of
the post Office. Apply at No. 10 Main street.
may2Gd2t J. S. LOWER.
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Ora friend BLYTHE Of the Warsaw Record
called on us Yesterday.
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Is Troy, N. Y, on the 9th, ST. Mary 4
(male) Orphan ASYLUM was destroyed by
fire, the work Of an Incendiary
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We are authorized to announce that Judge
Springer will open court n: Fl. Madison on
Monday morning at 9 o'clock. Parties in
terested will please take notice.
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THERE is great deal OF altered postal cur
rency III circulation in our city-nostly tive
cent notes altered to ffties.
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Tue Stat. Sunday School Convention at
Iowa City has been postponed from the Eth
to the 18th Of June.
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Jusr received. and for sale, a few elegant
patterns Of gilt papers Also good assort-
ment of wall papers and borders OF all
grades td6t] WV. PRICE.
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RE.p the story in another part of our paper
Untitled "The Victim"
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We noticed the suicide Of Mr.. Doggett. at
the City Hotel, Thursday evening. The OF
tumwa Courier says:
"Mr Charles Lawrence received dispatch
from Keokuk last evening. announcing to
him the sad intelligence of The death pf New
ton Doggett. through the instrumentality Of
strychnyre, administered by himself, the
event taking place yesterday at the City Ho-
tel, in keoknk. Mr.. Doggett was a brother
Of Mrs. Charles Lawrence, and had been a
resident of the city some ten years. except
about two years absence in the army, in the
9th Iowa Cavalry. He was young man oi
amiable disposition, Of warm and generou.
impulses. patriotic and intelligent. Indeed.
we have expected him to distinguish himself
in the field Of letters, for which he had taste
and capability. But his unfortunate haiti,
acting upon temperament exceedingly sus
cep,ible to such an influence. has led him t.
the commission Of this act, and he ie gone. :
"Mr. Charles Lawrence and his Son, 10
seph N. Lawrence left this morningfor keo
knk, to pay the last tribute Of respect to thei1
unfortunate relative. They have. OF course
not vet returned. We understand it was de
cided not to bring the remains to 0ttumwa.
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~s xx1Na6ooG ssss~s@ss'''
o. IN the assss ng1asxsaaaaa. shssasAsat ~ -
NJ. =. : .,.r, vi nzcasua nA,., ~ sr,ss.s
end ~ best;
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Al ~ gsssesl sasisaksea gvn. b tAss ssltm asl
RASno.
CAs~-rAea eons slsas. es.ssioss, - svssyseey
knovs.
nasB. -,a : H4lrs tls sA.,sss. ,,s.. !. =. ...i.
sfossAa.
Visitors froa ~ nsr. slassa, ~ ewss y 0vses-.
Have prais sts seaa.y Z sAsie sock, a.A swsd y
vsltAsy do@s;
he pess's chs tAey pay Nj, eash. vfa No = g
the ~.
Aad sAsy eosaA thss Hss. srzas CO. Aevs It est
STRIPPED the rest.
cAovSs Then along, coas along. sbr everybody
TAas Excel Tor uals he cheapest place 70 ct ssis
Of C1otAss.
hsss no Other cessssss, sAas dare % spsss N
For this arm l. noted Tor IL sl ed greatest care
please;
In ~ ~ undertaking. they are e-rtai, 1, suecsea,
For they hass the 0andst stock Of 0ooAs AID MOTTO
seo AHssD"
CAerM-rhes come aiepe. eons alone for Il l. known
to all,
Tbs Hsusr and czsA11s4 Clothes, ars nads .,
xxcnsloR HALL
just iv-d f,i stock Of Cothing and Pises Goods
which ws oder at the reduced rates.
HISS, rrRRN 10.
Ciothiera Merchant Ti'nrs and Aeae~s in en t. Fur
uishing 60 d. NSs 81 Vain and second 0treess.
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I. @. o. F.-The officers and members { +
Puckechetuck Lodge, No. 43, are reqested to
meet at Odd Fellows Hall this morning
Sunday at 81 o'clock, to eonsign 10 the
grave our late and worthy brother. ISRAEL NJ.
WIcKERsHAM.
Keokuk and Herman Lodges, and all other
members of the order. in good standing, are
respectfully invited to attend.
john LuTHEr, n. G.
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IRoy-PHosPHoRUs-CALI three best
kaorn Toaics, skillfully and elegantly combined
in An amber colored cordial, beautifully transpa-
rent to the eye pleasant to the TASTE and accePta
bic to the stomach, in Casweil. Mack Co.'s
Zero Pho.phorated Eirir Of cati'oyo Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce of Royal Calisaya
Bark. and each teaspoonful contains one grain o.
Iron.
Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWELL, MACK l. CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, under 5th Avenue Hotel
New York city.
Just received and for sale by wilkinson. Bart
lett Co. mar4fdw-san, wed, frl-eow
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Ainlng Stocks.
Nsw ToaK, Aay 10.
The following are ths prices Of Mining Stocks a. the
Doardi In bottom to-day:
Copper Fails ~ Hssosck -. Water Power 9l;I 4
u M'as Is: Qaircy -; Ssvssly5; nay Scare Nv.
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New vsrh nasAsa.
By telegraph NV Yoax. Nay 10.
Quito r-ah .de hrmer 36d 81 fur Mitdlig
Rlonr-Dail heavy uns~,t,ed aid ice losss; .. q
o. 80 Extra Stat; - ,oss A 10, eommoe TO good
chipping brand. kx r. II. o. - 1913 IS trade bsalds
9 osipg dpil.
WITH k-Quiet; = 2tea a
wheH- Very DAN aud n,ninall, &c lower. ehose>
VI lite wi-e,ssin At - Is.
C'rn-sn.'e nrm-r soeslH new Western nixst
anoa'; s2a 81 old do IL q r. sud d.liver~A-
Osts-1e better. ~ "a Westerns soos1 for old Do
petro bull; crude ct selx 81, aud l,o43 ~
Aned Ia bud
Ps,k-0p+nedh avy hut rlos-d erm 80 las<a - i
for new A-~s; ci"si At 80 cash: ~ 70 sor oil
n; ~ eO11 90 for Pine; also aS . ibis me- Mssa
Nay. Jnne and July. sclls,s and buyers option, Al
~ % 80 e9x
Ds & stesdy:t'a % 81 90 nee plain u ~ al 80
- 70 ew extrs M--s Re~i II m. nrm: a714s
cut MeA's--sirn; i21slsA Ar sLoa.d.s.; l71So
ois3< Nr Hams
La d Heavy 1919 ~
Bacon He'd h her; hort clear 1o62l
New Yerk Measy Market.
~ Telegraph nav YoRK, Nay 10
Money E.y at ? cent ell loan.
Sterling Exchange 1ira; 1oasznfoa
0nid sithuut iseii Oh ngs, oyeniug ss 1907 dscii
Mug TO closing =, 1871
Tot.'e exp rts Of p-c,- day 35s-Ss00 total !, PORE
OF spe 10 or the ~e,t, 81 81. 90
Government STOCKS arm 30
Pref hts to Liv~ip oil dull
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

THOSE excellent pressed cigars, which are
acknowledged to be the best in Keokuk, are
manufactured by SElBERr d SoS, Second
street. opposite the post Office, and are for
sale at their store, also at the
Deming Honse, John Mayors,
Young America, P. Richardson S,
James Mayors. and other places.
They also keep the best natural leaf and
fine cut tobacco in the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

HavERIY l. SANDS Minstrels had good
house last evening and performed we'll.
Dick Sayps AS clog dancer is at the head Of
the art. Master Charley is genius and per.
forms SO excellently as to elicit much ap-
plause. The music is first rate and the au-
dienre was we'll entertained.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

NOR SAT "a T.r tory prrh Owe hing He sc
ali ~ ht .oor,-, hot 10 l-o-fwo s'-hf-> ~
Cd b. d. a,d %. ~.lI -,it ~st.r; stet vel
paved, ~ ,.ti, ID ak Situated ~ nts.sn ?
~ renth nj si.verh streets Tit tood OF nossls
fri q 50O knqnire
febl VI TEN fycK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

A. CALL, Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

AfqnuDyaTnAy ~Usruuss 0nUe4 II. q n
q 01ck, orQseMsts saA jeAnsea rSta.
HoQaA9 tsOs0-Gl =. =. 1lC1A1oooM.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

1tOR SALE.-A two story frame dwelliI {
= h"uSe, b ~ and IN lot, -i'nr ID 81 le
II in kx 10. IN th- rner o A~nk d fifte-I }
street. H. D. ~ ktiton res Add, GU. Title god o.
no .sl Price $s0n. knqu re Of
me- rENEyCE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

EbR ) ,LE-Ts-n.y screr oi h~aan-
fal harden Grape Land. and near the Nia-is-
sppi river abai three mile A'nse IN. city OF Keosns
Title sood Prizes, 81 900. Enquire Of
mch3o II. b. rBN-RYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

11NOR StLE- Lots 5 AMI o In tlock ts1 fulton
street. between Hs~v-nfh and r. el'fh streets pric
t3h zach A'-o, ios T. in block s. in xii onrnes add
H'.t 10 S.okuk. P.ic- slse riti.. yood or -sle.
Enquire Of lbAn7l II B. rES EyCx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-20

EsR SALE Lot. and 8 in Rinck
l ISL. the corner Of 'ash and Palean streets VII
be .old II . bargain. Enquire of
UAy< Il -b.TSS-sSct