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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-14
Decrease this year. $685., o.
The Cincinnati Gdsete Of Friday says

There is good demand for money, but with an ample
supply OF capital the market works easy and good paper
passes freely at 10 per cent and call loans obtain
able at 8 a per cent The demand for exchange con.
nues in of the supply and shipments of currency
are still necessary There much money and little
use for it, comparatively that government securities
being bought to greater extent than they sold by
the outside public and consequently but little exchange
is obi aimed from this Al the time produce
Is held above Eastern prices relatively and there arc
comparatively few commercial bills Offering The I'M
ports meantime fair and tho exchanges OF course
against The consequence Is steady flow Of currency
from the West to New York. but there is still than
enough money loft TO answer all the purposes OF trade
While this state OF things continues useless to talk
promises DO drug there all the 1t certainly
will be unless Mr. McCuloch docs something TO absorb 1t
and since his business Is TO sell and exchange securities
do not what he do to affect IL permanently.
We quote market for exchange Arm ~ % q 10 pre-
MUM buying, and Ito premium selling
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

Married.
DEGRAw-GnNAN.-0n Wednesday, May 0, at Wood
bridge N. j., by tho Rev. DIR. r. NJ. Abererombic,
WILLIAM NJ DEGRAw, of Railway, N j., to MARrxrTA r.
GILMAN OF the first named place.
WALsH-KtLfoGa. -On Tuesday, April "a, at Lansing
burg, n Y, CHARLES r. WALSH TO HARRIET ODn,
youngest daughter Of tho late Charles II. Kellogg.
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BILLiARDs. &C.

COLLINS DErrvILLRR, BILLIARD TABLE
~ makers ~ Wyckon street Williamsburg ~ Y--Note--
II. COLLINS, for eight years foreman 10 Phelan A
Collder aud having seventeen years experience the
husss has associated himself with Joseph Detyier who
asohas bad ten years experience for the Of
Biird Tables They prepared 10 all orders IN the
neast manner and sell rs cent less than any other
establishment IN the country Five per alu 10 com.
nilsson merchants few good second hand billiard fables
for ale cheap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-11
CASTLE MINIS FLOUR.

WE have on hand a supply of this well
~ Ia MI brand uf
CHOICE XXX FLOUR,
Msaaa 'iurcd from ALL OLD FALL WHEAT, which
wecsn ava5s supply to trade MI Prices aiding
freight only. ROBERTSON ALBERS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-11
KEOKUK : 1NFIRMARy
soA The sIcTPfIoa AND rExAlxxxr or
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
DISEAsEs OF TEE EYE AVN rAv

YsHiS Institution is situated in the most
pleasant and healthy part OF the city Of Ksarrh
Iowa. and 10 well arranged in every TO ~
comfort OF invalids. ~
Ths following diseases admitted and treated In this
Institutiop: 81 ~
lf Surgical diseases ard all requiring SURGICAL
operations.
~. Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
ID Diseases ofthe Lungs, Throat and Heart.
4th. Diseases OF Women
Dr. SANFORD CURTIS having retired from the
general practice Of medicine will dive their entire ns
and sttentcn to csses Of the kind enumerated.
me Department Of Surgery and Diseases OF the Eye
ara Ear VIII be under the special charge Of Dr. FAN
rOhD While that Of Diseases Of the Lungs Throat and
heart and the Diseases 81 Women will be under the
the other In difficult cases -
,h. enterprises has been in successful operation more
Ir..S Aha u Is believed private Clinic In the
and important cases e' " 'nse3esanx
ny 1sx RRsssng through or so3onrning In city
ssIesPocsoJ inViteo to visit the In6rmAry se2i-d1p
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20 800 ] - 3liTtf
Eobus' Hair Tonic.

1919
winch posy II J p.ou
"a csasss n a neg h.r 70 itsorp color
"a i cure n ds ss1sT
ens = roots ofthe hail. eiyU ths
M. :s.s
To1bs6d Hads1sstoras5vss snd hse nss ~ kinds q
nn3 ny fsIs that produce the dsrd mi II
sons vAo had solid maeses Of dandruA III knsssS ~
emsnted togsther n the shape Of cap co7erns ~
Nhos A6ad, ana fAthscoufSe q thirty days 49, sne
ny Tonic these1rfand dandrsn aldsappeaxsd "a ~
hair, which had until that time been prvenfsd from
growing, Eesumedits former healthy 5rovth. =.
1n the case Of one James MerShon 21stIowsin.
iantry, whoe head uaacOvered With thick coating Of
dsndruh and souri, mentioned above and whose hair
bad aimost completely fallen ont Is shown the virtue Or
tl. Tome for the course efthrsS week3 sp1latton
oft assumed healthy condition and his hair
coneoced to grow beautifully This d only one oass
ofthe dndfn thonsand. could mention mAu0 others
Ing %. -.t--'' -
sola By dEoRdEcABus, corner or Second aud Main
Price cent? per bottle liberal dscosna 10
- '1sNS' oc2-d6n
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THE WOODEN DEPARTMENT

Embraces superb selection of Blankets, Fannels,
Yarns &c, &C.
The Notion DEPARTMENT contains a splendid lot of
Gloves ard Hosiery the very best quality, for ladies'
gentlemen, boys misses aud children.
Underwea for men, women and children.
fine Broad Cloths Cassimeres and Heavy Beavers for
eestlemens wear, OF the best quality and styles cheap
A fine stock Of Wool Cloths aud Heavy Beavers for
Ladies Cloakss gers cheap
ShswIs without number for Ladies' and Misses. Also
large lot Of breakfast sha~s. Bamoras and Hoop
skirts of the latest styles and patterns
Carpets, Floor oil Cloths, Mats, Rugs, Druggets &c.
The above is but intmstiou the large stock az
staple and fancy goods kept by this firm Suffice to
they keep everything that elegant useful in
the dry goods line from the finest silk and silk velvs.
cloth down ~ the thimhle needle, thread buttons and
trimmings with which TO make IL And ~ they buy ex-
cnvey fnr h. their customers will have to paw
them ntere as we'll q profit.
Gail AMI examine for yourselves The propretors and
their ob lying statesmen willtakegrest pleasure in show
iny their stock, aud to it that you are dealt
with honestly. Remember, they occupy No. 90 Main
Street nov7
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HUMPHREYS,
homeopathic SPECIFICS

HAVE proved, from the most ample expe-
rience, an entire success SIMPLE efficient and re.
Liable They are the only medicines perfectly sc.ad 10
popular useso simple, that mistakes cannot ne ae in
using Them 30 harmless TO be free from dagger and
70 emcent a. TO be always resble They have raised
zoe highest commendation from ALL and viii always
ntf haIhacHoh- Cents
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COLLIER Il HILL,
DHALKRs IN
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS & PROpDoE
c0xRER ElFrH, = xA1E ST..
! Assse t9ssss
KEoKUK, iowa.

ICHcl rCEn 1CksH The Toe Depot OF D. or
liar VII hereafter be n the corner of sth and Main st.
vere or,3ars ynrr ~ af fhoaa wishing TO avail them
selves n .eson rates iii ease leave their oers b.
the middle Of iris month. D.COL4kh. i
synAvA
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,Specr's Port Grape Wine!

DURE and four years old for the COMMIT
i mon Table ard Family Pi escribed by physi-
clans for Females Weakly Persons aud Invs lids TIE
Great Remedy for Kidney Affections, Rheun atsm AID
Al Chronic Diseases
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-11

PORN SHELTERS, Hay and Straw Cut
ter. Heyse Eakes, O. yakes, Wheel lsnosA .9asp,
shovs.s .snAts 3is - xcrxk vcyshst, cssdis9 rs;
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

The State o.. Ni..is ippi Pamela county. In
toe thaurery court Of sud county. At rules
hn'orc the Clrrh Of sud court 1t bis office In
The loRn Of Pamela on HE first Monday t3rd
day 81 september, \ b, lsG6. No li3. H,nin
4 Hnlgopd, complainant, B. George " Lane.
ct nI Upon affidavit filed in thi. cause. il ap-
Irlr'lg 90 the sitI faction Of the court that the
defendant. George " Lane, d, q nonresident Of
this State and reside beyond the limits thereof
@ :. therefore ordered that he 10 enter his an.
p'iftnrc herein IN 'r before the first dag Of the
next term oi said court, 10 be holden in and for
said county at the courthouse thereof in the
town Of Pamela un 'hc seventh Monday after
the fourth N1ui ; be- September, 1866. and
plead. answer ar inmur 10 the compI nint
hiiI, nr The allegation. thereof will he taken for
couic gd Ca 10 uim. l. /, further ordered that
- copy oi this order o. Published iuthr weekly
Pinuii SrAn a new npcr published in the
town d. panula in sand county, for four week
'urrr~iv"'y. \ true copy.
,'ps 80 j. HARRISON, Clerk.
j Summons Tor rump inants
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THE PEOPLE.

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movements; scientific rrosrr.
fashion gossip. editorial. and insect
lauy, will be ISSUED every week lom
the office, ~. > Frankfort street.
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ncu.lcllcrs throughout the entire
country. at the following rates:
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Codey's Lady's BooL.

1866 1866 1866. lsGJ.
Literature 6nc art.. and fashions.
Edited by Mr. s.. J Hale and l. A.
Cooley,
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summervilic Institute.

Tue largest and most successful Boarding
SehU1l Ia the Southern States. Tor boys aud
Young mcn. This school hna al the advantages
u a college with none Of its Disadvantage.
The Summvryille Institute Is patroni1ed by tho
first men ~ the Soulful This old, highly useful
and popular institution enlarged. rcdtted and
r-tnmishci, and having the ablet eons N
Teacher. ever hrvuFht together In nj, country.
will enter upon IL Fourteenth annual sss.ipn ON
MONDAY, rms riFsr BAY " oCronEa. srsr.
The Principal ths associated with him in tho
School. John VI. rutii,k. \. u. ". n. Kirk.
patrick. =. ", aud W. I'll. williams; Prof
D. Helms gitr' Instruction In Music every
day With cpmmcudahlc feal and ability.
The Schoul Is situstcd 10 a high. sslubrious
region. known AZ the mountains eleven
miles from Shuqualak. on The Mobile and ohio
Railroad, aud i almost the only school, Of N.
grade that sent through Toe var. since the
surrender. large additions have been made "a
The buildings and the term closing June s1th
5 the meet prosperous and useful one kppvni In
the hisiery IT the school. stsrrssfal A. n bas
always been. Every branch af Va,hsma,ie.
pure and mitcl. including civil snvinssrips
and practical field operations. with . sntr,diI
equipment. i taught With the fr.t ability. Tie
ca'ic end the French language form an i'm.
iptiaui feature 10 The regular course Of studr.
Al ihe English branches are ably and f1rribiy
taught including the natural ssienrss 1lustr.,.
cd by a complete apparatus Ia short the
greatest care i taken with the training of All
boys ct ans sisEr Of their education. Young
men art carefully prepared for snr particular
calling IN ltr. o. 10 enter ans class in snv I.ri.
versity. Tn Bookkeeping course her. i a.
g'ad ~ any IN the regular commercial schools,
The most frequent instruction given students
is to maintaiu their sslfrssrsrt 1nA H. g,utis.
nan. indeed ard no pains ars sparsd 10 sssi,,
them In every interest.
The charzts on. hr twenty vseks one hun.
dred and twenty-five dollars invnriabiv in "a.
ys9ee. Nusie which il optional. washing AMI
lusi-eNira. ? secure a tuom. o. Tor Ctbsf
particulars address Gholson ?. u. Niss
THOMAS 8 GATfiRiGHT.
aHgt-3t Principal ard pforr;sirr
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CnANrERY NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi Pamela county In
thp tltn,.y court uf said county. A. rule,
before lhr CLERK Of said court 90 hi. office in
Oil, town ut Pamela. ou the first Monday 81
dN. uf Sept, mNrr Al l-Gf. 80 l2J vii.
llm z Sr.hIt, complainant, 81 Mr. fowikcs,
s,.,aui +, o., Joseph toNlkr deceased Emm
f. MIN. and thr unknown hrir, oI John W
LumrkIu deceased i''yuitnt. Upou Nlhil'it
h,.i in th,. ,usr, 10 appearing Ia the ,%lii.i,g-
ttun ut the rurrt that the defendant. herein are
ruu.rysiiuts vt Jhy State. aud reside beyond
fhr .Imir thereof Do is therefore ordered iuul
tHr, Be- enter their appearance herein u OF Dee.
tore Doe hf.l iy uf Che neat term ul stil court
o. Dee holden lee aud Bog .nii county 10 the court
huusr thereof To- ihr uNu uf PtluIa. un ii,
.p,,ufh Monday after Ibr fourth Monday IN
September I*bG. and plead. answer ut d'mur
20 tHr rumuI iuipi bli or the allegations
ra.rr 1911 rs, taken tr conf SEED t 10 t'i"m
% further ordered thli O. cops ui ibis Order
BE- Published 10 ibs weekly r.nula SrAH e ruf-
Hr n,n far,f puNI shed in the tunn of luoil
iu ..l county fur tau. wa.k. usu t,rly.
A true copy, , q HARRISON t'ik.
J z Slmmuu. iuf ,umpl OF sgrS-it
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COrroN PRESS.

rHsr or sale J. J Wav ncv press. Plan.
'ers vishias the hes, press they ever saw. viii
lst me hear irum y. I'M It is portable weigh.
iae 1len ruaais simple in its construction
and uetupsiug = sts.c Of twelve feet ruomi OF
can hs PVT up in the vsui; with tvu hands
vtl fatk = hsir ut cotton in three minutes
weighing Gve hunted pcunds. Prics. three
bales Of tatton to svvragt hvs hundred rsuais
and 10 class urri mddling. ur four hundred
itlsr& rsvsttc the s~' - Nrrtn'sf gsft
rtsss delivered IN ten hats nosice Address
he AZ Stris Miss or Memphis
JOHN REFS.
lComnisidn Nst,tant, 2ai Front e. Memphis.
Tf1s- sgst41m
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HURT, JEFFRESS & CO.,
GROCERS.

Having recently bought ont Moscr. Smith u Floyd, Of Iatcyilc,
have now on hand, and with addition, which we are daily making to our
stock. will keep constantly every kind Of article usually kept in our line,
oU Of which wc orc determined to sell at -mu. profits
By fdr trading and small profits wc hope to obtain o fair proportion
Of the trade Of our place and vicinity,
TERMS-C
Metallic Burial Cases Of every quality and .i, my 1t all time, be
found at the house of HURT, JEFFkESS d CO.,
ocG-Gm. Iatcvilc, Miss.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NorlrE-

Letters Ut attn ai.'aiicu having Ietu giant.
81 % thg uulc, ancl on che estate Of llturv
Ming is,e1s,L by the Probate cont - h,
JUS term isaa tAsre tet tht county II + MIA
and State " Mississippi therefore on psrs5ns
having clum' traiust said estate vl rryrpt
them within the time prrari "a Nv law sr
thev viii hg Mprcr barrv1 sed st Is.
dvoted e. said estate wll save eets nv ratias
up Immediately. JAMES BUCHANAN.
h HlLt.
-rre A4-is~,-
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CITATION NOTICE.

The STATE Of Mississippi. Pamela county. To
yoemon Z. simmons Gideon D. Simmons
Nahsy UsoFse htrgsret Smith ana Jane b..
~ together With Madison George. husband o
said Nsncy. ard benjamin. smi'k. bv.hsp4 Of
aid Margaret Yos sni each n ~. az herr.
~ ei'ed 70 srTs8r tssars the fuoba;s sg-iFt Of
siil c1rniv II TIE courthouse thsfsrr On Tns.,
daT TIE l5th taT q Seuf.mtef cess ih-s~r :.
atcmner term, 1855 0f said cnursl then .ua
,usfs . sh9v esass shY NE 6usl .ccouns Of
sire ; Siu.ons ssiuiristrssof ~ thr estate
q AarY Simmons deceased. should set h. al
lovsi aad srprurtd. Br erasf Of rruFt i~nsa
and nv n Aurrs.. ises
.usiLn W ? vcorrrv era
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Whereas letters VI administration on the 81
tate Of r Z y Wtttsfs dec 4. late Of Pamela
cinuit verr gran "a IT, ,hc undersigned II 1T the
usiuh,t tesn ist1. % the Probate Court 81
sidriuulsr'u1ty by e ia Court now therefore
all pcrsuns having yisim against said estate will
present The sams TOR " %istratiUu in the Clerks
Oh 70 81 ttid Pamela 81 unty within the time
prescribed by law az Ties will be- forever bar
red r. ~ NtCkLE.
srns-Gt Administrator.
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rs .nLAENI NnIIlE-

Whereas ~ tho regular Nl,rmb Tenn
N the Probate Conn 81 tanIae County,
Nissisippi, me Estate ~ stephen Miller.
dee hsel, wis A.. lared intui, me- VS. ORDER
" faIi Court niv therefore ul p'r'on.
having cltm' against SAID Estate are here
by nDudrl " present their claim. fuf fog
siuttiuu within twelve months from lhr
lttr ~ lhs notice 1r thur r.lm. vIII De-
forever barred luDiSAI MILLER
Nov -, lsNi q m Almiui-trHtriH
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Private Boarding House.

The rublic are hereby notified that the under
signed has opened her house fr the aecummo-
dstiDu u by naiuirr
Mrs REBECCA RAYBCRN
rtnals Ais. july Z. ts66 itT.ti.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The Sr,ts o. N.jetprt Pamela county II
SI.ln \ sleig, aud husband. james } Siedrc
sud Mary - Meth Won and each ct ,uu are
her,hl cited tu apretf before the pD,ii', court
~ sIi county. - tnf ruuf'.Iaute thereof. on
fhr fourth Monday iu tttutyr is1G. 10 answer
'hF petition II ~ fuvl,r. guardian Of Geu-
ysa y fuNlcr aud .huv mu.r why thr pn,rr
1T petitioner pmyiuT iuf The ile " pilua .uE
stuit iu-wii, South function VI northeast and
southeast quarters. and west irletiuu III north
halt 1f auutbwtst Hultter sgyiinu twenty-five,
township mine. range seven west in said county
Descended from Nathaniel King. deceased. late
uf said yuluty sbpuIi Bnt ly granted.
u, uniyr ID CONT ...uyl August 1ist. 1896
strs.lt ". T. WuuTTEN. Clctk.
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frquUls fraUe ~
ihe iiih IL ufIat tt ilf
Wha6sH eil phaeh tbs ma.l.|
non " Nr \ ! Ben..a 900 $500.
a. Antioch Church o.af ihsf .n
~ -ampson lhbo
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Drugs and Groceries
CHEAP FOR CASH, AT
LODGES d MOORE.S.

We have just received q fresh and superb Ilf
Of Drugs Medicine Chemicals toilet article.
combs. brushes, fanry notions etc.,, etc.
We have also a large supply and gand a.
torimeni " groceries Of even Kind and NmIIy
supplies We %reerite fe.h .Hpfia.e,,y week
AM sell at lower price. lh1u anybody Give
usacall and price our good before pur he.,ug
elsewhere. murITtf
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REMOVAL r Green q 60.
have removed from $40 Main street.
to their new store house, No. u
Union street, between Main and
Front where thcy keep constantly
on hand, a very large stock ol grocr
ries, liquors, ETC. They devote .prrioI
attention 10 tho sale Of cotton and
being sellers only arc confident they
obtain the very highest market price
for the staple entrusted to them %
NEw FIRN, WV RocrRY Ilorsr
AT LoNO CREEK DEpor.- We take
pleasure in announcing the fact, that
Major A. 7. Can.lcr and Captain j.
II. Yates have organized q new firm
at Long Creek Depot, under the style
OF A.. L. Canister a 20. VI respect
fully recommend them, and would
say their advertisement will appear
in our next issue.
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pfy gmals eheap and elegant
Such n our patrons visiting Nsm
poe col wanting Try Feoia Ll'
boots va shoes o. Iow pn a., vIl lu
we'll 10 call Al Makcn Bros a ~,
corner ~ Court and Main ~ w.
Knox Of this county i with them