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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-04
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90 SAEfRKD O. BOWERs,
aAss,staut Surgeon, 9Th n. y. Vols.

So!a ~ sven.S' Vsshington; HENRY COOK
CiNvsniris' va : and by prugsfsts generally. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

By Teleera NEW YoKK March Ia
Cotton-Ra,her ST ~ aith more doirg at Ale
for middpg
Flour-opened dull and heavy but closed quiet ard
rather ,tiy at 81 o. rs for SQUAD E1tra State
IS IS Sc for good K. IA. o., and S.
GIL 60 for Trade Brands, market c.osing steady.
Hhisky-Rstber more active IS aud small lot. at
22sL
Gr4inWheet le better and ssctfve at q for No
Chicago Spring and Milwaukee Corn In request fgr
expert At le advance, 7oa7s for uusound and IA.
Tor sound mix ed western both store and differed
Dat, quiet 25G42 west.ra aud s3ass for
sound do
OR cerj. s-CoHee dull Sugar dull sui heavy; Cuhs
Mnscoyslc llGl2 Aolssses dul aud very heavy Al s.
gale fer Birbs io=s. ami 80 gaze fr DenArsra
Petroleum Dull at e sforCrudr aud 42k Beaned il
Bond.
Provisons-Pork heavy and lower but c'osed more
firmly at y 00a25 IS for mess Clcsug at 25 20 T.,
cash rs - for old do. and Il ood2 rs for prime .c
$40 bills new for Apr aud May sellers option al
p 1895 rs Beef uhchang ed and . eady stIs oo
mess Beef hams doll at 81 oo3s 90 Bacon qus.t Cum
berland cut at lilSal5 Cut sieady at el2
for shoulders and le14alsl& for hams Dressed hogs TO-
active at 1874 sl213 Tor western i25 eI3 for city
Lard hrmer at lea slss Butter quiet at 2ss 4oc IN
OHIO, and $3.50 for State Cheese hesvy at lsa2s
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financial ann Gommtrtlal.
M onetary Affairs.

By Telegraph NEW York, March a.
The Commercials financial article to-day con
tains the following
speculation in stocks, and we have at the present
in the market for produce and merchandise con-
roads which depend for their revenues upon the
stocks appear to have divided themselves off into
road stock upon the list, invariably for y rise in
prices.
The speculative movement in gold and oil stocks
continues. In gold stocks there was a slight
reaction from the rise OF yesterday. except pon
Benton, which rose to $50. The effect of the as
sessment OF 25c per share by increasing the amount
in the treasury to about 0.000 has the effect of
strengthening the stock rates, aud Baxter is less
active but firm at 1900 A. consolidated Gregory
sold at casa $50 Gumsel, at il0. Government
returns remain very strong. The demand for 7-3os
remains very active. Whether the demand is
wholly from private investor or partially also from
treasury agents. i question upon which there is
some diversity Of opinion; j-20s rose I: lo-40ss
treasury notes "a series. l.
Money Is again easier. The Banks are lending
monthly at per cent. in preference diseounting
any large amount OF paper at per cent. Private
bankers are lending on call al ia per cent, and
discounting prime paper at Id7i There is more
activity in discounts outside the banks
Gold isa shade stronger apparently, chiefly Gun
der the active purchases to short sales. The
demand for customs is moderate.
Foreign Exchange in bond is nominal as usual
on Wednesday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

r EGAL N0TICE-To James Bruce,
IL II II bruc OF the Estate o. Thomas
Brur. dec-ased, Fl II Bruca, James Bruce ana VI N
Bruce beirsaf n Thomas Bruce, de- cd, Sarah
Bruce taton sros Co, Du all. R.ghl.r Co. Miller,
M,yhen Co Fmma Williams Erecnfrtx Of the Bstate
OF 90 u william deceased, Abi or johns O.. Hugh
FOX state of Iowa for Of schoa Fund Collins
IA ecutoy OF the T., ate Il M-zfek deossed, NM
mfns seamsn c., Alexander Wray Co, " ili am
ishner aud thomAs Swan wgek, Executors - tie bfat
OF Louis Zsudel dec ased Auo,rsn, Brown, God
den Co John ron. L Johu>on, Exeentr1 q the
" Hen johnson, deceased, Ri bard Pyle, Milton
Pyles, v Pyle:
You and Each q vou are hereby rotfsd that there Is
e. in he once q the rk Of the n rict Court
Of te county. 10 It PORT olson pet tioa ~
sample Trrste% FER The ~ Sam ssmpl ana Far (.
samllr n his right cla mtas DC yyu. rf James
Brn ind ntent f5t the OF ID and D. lars,
As money du en- a written vote otfssti ard also
praying agsipst al ven the rectosure u 4
gag rs said Indebtedness, ard cor fyinE
the o~iug r--I stat Ia vi Sven ylhr a'res -
the af Of he 50 lthv 81 qnarr ssci en,
lql 10 nshp sixty Eve f65 north Of range Eve ~
in The eoua1y Lee, IosA
Aud unless yog spear thereto and defend rel re
nom 81 the second la o. h = the District
Court or - county rowa Fart Madison commencing
on the Nonday in MAY lseF Judgment aud decree
viii t-4 rende-ed against you thereon - default
Be- stamp 50 cts kANElN Nj RtRf,
f,b22a4w-thu Attys Tor Pllintif.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

During the past month United States officers
seized and confscated struggled property estima-
ted at $50 GOO.
&C. W. Howard and Judge Shafer, of Calfor-
MIA, have the largest dairy farm in the world.
Their farm liz on the coast Is miles west Of San
Francisco, and covers II 900 acres.
The internal revenue receipts last week were
S., 500, 600 and the disbursements of the treasury
were about the same.
General Spinner states that there are to his
knowledge only abont twenty-three millions of
dollars lying in the national banks belonging to
the Government, instead of seventy millions,
believed by Comptroller Clarke.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

From the n. o. Times, 4th.1

The Empire Parish Of the oath uit, says that
sugar grinding Is over, and the product Of the
crop Of 1865 Is estimated at 5000 hhds Of sugar
and 5000 brls of molasses: The same paper doubts
the correctness OF the figures OF the New Orleans
Price Current, which puts the parish sugar crop at
4,o79 hhds. The Empire Parish says more than
1900 bids have already been shipped from the
parish to the city, and there are over 1000 hhds
still on hand in the sugar houses. With few ex-
ceptons, the freedmen have all contracted Tor an
other year. Cane planting draws to a close rice
planting will commence in few weeks; and in
April cotton planting viii commence. Should the
season be favorable, the potato crop win be larger
than it was last year. Crop prospects, generally,
are excellent. The parish levees are in good con-
dition, and the health of the people is good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

-Gov Fletcher has signed the bill which re-
Gently passed the Missouri Legislature proyid;na
for the consolidation and payment of the honda5
debt OF the State. By the provisions of this hin
all overdue interest is to be funded and ipeornora
ted with the principal in new bonds. and il 10 he
resumed on the lst of January, 1868. The bonded
debt of Missouri, including unpaid interest
amounts to S30,000,000. 1t is estimated bv the
members of the committee by whom this bill was
reported that under its operation the entire State
ueot VIII be liquidated in twenty years
according to the ruling of the treasury d, :
Parlmen', separation Of coupon from two
years nNe per cent United States treasury noto
;.N sueh note no longer legal tender unh
interest commences on the next sncceal;n, .on
attached to the note; and the separation i; II
~ nat'oh ol tue note as to make il radaor.ah,
only at its face value, without in,aras, a,i
Office. interest, at this
The committee of Ways and Means h
70 report very considerable reduction il, 80
venue taxation, and especially to repeal III 40"
Vi &c per ton now levied on freight
We import nearly million dollars, xor,h :.
gars week; these, we suppose. are mostly -
the best Havana. This import Is oceas;ora5 -,
tee internal tax which is greater thar the aa,x ~
tie former article. oa'y oh
-out OF the original issue of sixty million. 4,
dollars IN greenback currency, receivable IL ~
ment OF customs, but three hundred thous.nap
lars are outstanding, the remainder bav;n. -
redeemed and sasssllsd.
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conneetieut Mptual Life Insurance Co

w.elip the following ft.H, the New York Iuaeps,,
dent Of sept 18th:
This Con- pany Organized in 1s4s on the mrtrsl
systann with the well tnown advantage Of tnrnsfiER
insurance It's actual cost In the anonst ofi Rrri
ness s the largest life Insurance company 10 tie
country and with the exception Of on- Gtrmtp & n
pany the in the world Its accumulated csptal
IL neatly 81 600 600 II has paid since It's oTEauZtcs
over 81 90 the 0iiee and editors Of dcease4
members aud has refunded 80 600 90 peliey
holders divid~sds surplus premiurs Its pres
surplus 10 s. 600 600. iron which the annual div
dend viii be dec AIRED LIST q feo. text The number
OF policies .sued during the was 5s3 It's annual
- oeu coo per Its receipts tor inter
est alone being over half million, which more thsn
paid its Losses for the year ending let November last
Prom these CURES notion be obtained Of the
bnsinsss done BY the psny, and Of the adj
rantages offered TO insurers FULLER particulars vii be
fon adv ertisenent ip another column. OF ihe
advantage o! life insurance IL IL scarcely necessary &c
say anything this day Lori ChsncelIor Lyudhurris
r~nsrs, that With dependent family is free
from reyvoaeA If his ie is net Insured is not to strong
The duty of iDsurance being admitted The next thing 10
to nd ssfe and cheap company; and the Connecticut
Mutual is both "
Hs. Tx ETck is the agsstfor this popular company
In this eitv octo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

PuRrsr AND SWEETEST COP LIVER On in the
world manufactured from fresh selected Livers on
the sea coast This oil is characterized by sweet
ness and purity peculiar to alone It's reputation
so great that it takes the lead Of other oils and
is universally prescribed by physcicians. Remem-
Der to ask for Hazard l. Csswelps Cod Liver Oh"
CAsWELL, MACK CO., New York,
Sole Manufacturers.
Just received and for sale by Wilkinson, Bart
lett Co. feb25dA w. sun wed fri cow
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St. Louis Live Stock Market.
From the Republican of the 18th

Cattle-Market steady and quiet with light re-
eeiPts and sales as follows: Is head good steers.
27,o36 Tbs, at 81; head common steers. 1855
lbs, at Il; II head shipping steers 2l,930 lbs at
81; "a head good steers, 81 $50 lbs at 81: Ii head
do do, 1882 lbs at ST. 46 head fair steers p go
lbs, at 5 lilo.
IEogs-Reccipts 200 head. Market quiet and
lower, the outside prices for round lots being sac
Sales we're as follows so head, 1890 at g.; 81
head. 1880 lbs. at 81; 81 head AS lbs. at 81;
l6 head, 1850 lbs at s4c per pound
Sheep-Sales were 20 head at 81 s74, and 40
head at S. 30 per head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

By Telegraph NEW YoRk March IL
Money Easier at Sd p chi rs at latter rate
Sterling bange-SominAl 81 los1x4i0Sss.
Gold-Pirmer, opened "a, 1873 advancing $780,. de.
Ginning 10 10 * and closing at 1897
Government stocks a shade frmer
6s of 20 Coupons Of 81 lo3; do OF 'el. loSs<.
Us SIS Of 1910 Coupons eo34.
I Is of'sl Coupons lo47- do reg l0.sS.
Treasury Notes 80. LIST series e9Tz.
1884, I'd series. se,5.
73os, third series, 49,
3 6s Year Certificates new Issue %
Stocks strong. Tenn Is 30, Mo 6s 13l1; NYC pfd
eTss; Erie sSsz Hudson lo4, Reading es-.; MsANJ
1855; lol34, III Cen 1e, 27s1 90 pfd 5lss Toll
1oT3@; leoss TH3l15
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

Cooley LADY's BooK.-lhe April mum
Der ofthis splendid lady magazine is receiv-
ed. The steel plate, fashion plate and other
illustrations are well executed, and the liter
arary matter excellent as usual Published
by l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia, at So per
AMMAN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

Gex J. A. WILLIAMSON, of Des Moines,
started on Monday, with his family, for Fort
Smith, where he proposes henceforth to make
his home. We CLEAN from the Register
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
BY Telegraph CHICAGO, March IA
Provisions-The srket Is almost lfeles. Holders Of
Mess Pork ask IF 75 co. and buyers offer rs 90 With
this wide difference in views no transactions have
made. Lard is selling to limited extent at III for
prime THERE'S stronger inquiry e. beef prodact, with
small improving sales OF extra beef At Is 90
Bulk meats quiet ami little than romnal sales 20
boxes shoulders oSc Grea.e quiet but In moderate
demand; les white at l5c; yeos l2i+c.
Dressed Hogs Selling in email lois 10 5ezlo IS
sales to-day all tod ere lees than 100 head
Flour Tbsre is no essential change in the -four
ket and stocks light Better grades held with
siderable rmuess.
Grsin-No spring Wheat shade frmer but not
tive; sales foot up 5000 bu.hes 2421 rs closing
at i27a1 Is; No spring duh and Sc lower, with
light at SEE fresh receipt. Rejected spring quiet
72d 7214c. Corn dull and 4c lower with iigh, sales at
ACC :cr No /; AMI 34x@5slzc for Rejected os'ssx-
tremely dn and nomiusy easier with triipg sales at
24l4c for No /; and at 2Ie for No In store Limited
demand for Rye with mall sales SIC for No l. Barley
du ! and bat little more than nominal
Hishwnes-Inaetive and nonipsl 1T 2 e
seed.-Dun and eaeier; Timothy feLng at 1898 CO.
and Glover at seas IS
Egss-Large supply and lower with sales at lsa2oe,
closir z inside price
Beef Cattle Market dull and dropping, with sales at
5oae 25 for and medium steers to good second
eisss shipping stock
Live Hogs-Dln and 1naIse lover Sales at pOaa
10 for dunn lots.
shsep-steaiy and in good demand for choice grades
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

THOMAS BLACK, veteran of company D,
LIST Iowa Cavalry, was knocked down and
robbed of $3.50 at New Orleans several days
ago. So says the Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

EppY, son ofJudge Hendershott of Ottum-
wa was severely wounded Monday evening,
bv the accidental discharge of gun in the
hands of his brother.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

MET last evening at the Deming our friend
Capt r. B. Rutledge, late provost marshal of
the District. He has opened commission
house in Burlington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

KEEP your feet dry, wear good shoes, keep them
well stuffed with oil, and well mended, and then if
you are unfortunate enough to get Cough or
Cold, use Goes Cough Balsam to cure 1t. 1t viii
do it every time.
1t is also important that our readers should all
know that Goes Dyspepsia Cure is reliable, and
certain to cure the worst cases Of Dyspepsia; a
teaspoonful day Of it will enable the most con J.
frmed dyspeptc to eat ANYTHING he chooses with
out trouble. II is an excellent remedy for any
disease Of the stomach or bowels.
mari 3D. w-tne- thu-sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

Jrsr received, at Bostwick & Co, a large
and choice lot Of black silks 10 gros grain and
gros du rhine. Also a few new and very ele-
CANT styles of silk poplins, which We offer to
our customers at prices that cannot fail to
give satisfaction 1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

MET on the street yesterday, our friend, g.
W. Girdon, who is now U. S. Inspector of
steamboats, between Quincy and St. Paul
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

Bulls OF LADIsG, in large or small guam
titles, for sale at this office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

MEssRs. VANsANT i Co. have for sale
some sorghum molasses Of a most excellent
ouality-the best that has been offered in
the market
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

We learned that a masculine individual
manifested his proves yesterday by attacking
his landlady and beating her severely.
Brave man
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

HU1sKANP 4 MATLEss have received their
new stock Of boots and shoes for spring wear.
Call on them at No. Is Main street. 1873
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

T EGAL NOTICE-To James f Bruce and
- sarah srro-, ton Essos CO, Dav-n, KTghler q
Co, MilIeI Ma, hen Co, Emma Williams, EX cutrix Of
Geo Wtliizrus. deceased, Abbott, Johns c.. HH.
ok state Of lows for the Of the = col Funi
Collins Executor OF the Es.st@ q VI rri,k. decd
Cummins Sc Co. Alex Wrsy Co, Charles b. b,
Lind Brl< Co. William Euhmer aud tonas swan
wick Execu Of The Estate II Louis Indei deceased
Geo Anderson Rruwn Godd-n Co John B larson
Jahn@on, Ike utrix ~ th EsAie Ben johnson, de-
ceased Richard pyle~. Milton Pyl 9, and G Pyle;
There is file in the once OF the Clerk o. the
District Court Of Lee county Iowa At OF Mafi-n The
petition Of hugh sa-plA claiming against Jahies
Bruce the OF . thousand dol ar- promis~ory
executed by him for s. 90 Jznua 9th lsSo and
sraps all defendants the foreclosure OF mortgage
by sad b. 70 plaintiff sad not-,
enty ct by hun ted feet dep cut Of lots
eleven aud twev- in block twenty nine, il the city Of
Ktokut, LIE county, lows
And unless yon pear and answer said r-t-
ton before the s-coud day at noon Of the May
term 1894 Of aid Curt commencing the third n
ds, Of My judzment viii be rendered and the prop
ertr orierrd II be sod RANKIN \ VI CRARN,
Rev stamp so cts Attys fer pa ntif.
feb&2i4w-ti
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Ufro Theophilus Dobbs, the honored and
afflicted father of the fabulous seventeen
children has come a new affliction in the
shape of triplets. We judged from the tenor
of an article in the Register that Theophilus
had murmured at this dspensation' of Divine
Providence and responsibilities, but we are
glad to be corrected He did not murmur
He is studying patience and is resigned. In
card to the Register asking it to correct the
wrong impressions the article alluded to made,
he says with admirable humility
up to q recent date, [ was the father of seven
teen children, all Of whom had gone through
rash. measles, mumps, and whooping cough.
/ had contributed in my feeble way to the pop
ulation of this city, and was content with my
lot 1t is true that when a case of triplets
was announced in my family, and when had
all the evidence | desired, through the seeing
of the eye and especially through the hearing
of the ear, that there was a series of noisy
arrivals in my part of town, | laid my head
against my hand, and reflected profoundly on
the price of drugs and provisions did not
murmur but the thought occurred to me
that if the Creator whom | worship had so dis
tributed his blessings as to make the houses
of the rich popuous with children, and the
houses of the poor voiceful with the music OF
but one boy and one girl, would have &C.
guessed with much cheerfulness.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

The first packet arrival of the season q
Muscatne was on Sabbath. 1t was the Reso
lute. So says the Journal,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

Mr.. WOODS, who was badly scaided at the
explosion IN the machine shop some days ago,
i rapidly getting well. We visited him yes
terday. in company with DIR. Curtis, and
found him much improved Mr. Donegan is
also mendinp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

A large lot of cattle has passed over the
Valley road since it has been repaired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

Dox'T get wet feet while gum over-shoes
are so plenty at Bidleman's. 1t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

FGAL NOTICE-To James Savage,
liam Iohmtr and Thomas Swa wick, Ike ulors
OF oris 7irsd L. dec-Hs@a There j. hlein the
oce Of the Clerk the District Court e Lee county,
Iowa at RI Madison. the 3 titiou Of Hugh Sample,
cha ming Of J4mes SaSsEe Jutgrtnt for TIE sum o
thrty-even huud Cd and ten Dc lars and thirty one
cents With interest and eos AM raimrg to--eo.urs
OF mortgage executed ~ sid Savage 70 plaItid On
part Of los evn and ~ ely block thirty hve IN the
city II X eokuk, Lee county, Lows
And unless You appear aud answer raid petition On
or hef thu second day If the Nay 'e "a. u
OF said Curt rom nercing the third M"ndy q sld
month : Judgment will be rendered against you aud
R4NTINk CRtRY.
Rev stamp. 50 e.s AT - tsr E'u'
feb22d4w-thu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

GopEY's MAGAZINE for April has been
received by Lowry. Don't fail to get copy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

By Telegraph ST. Louis. March H.
Cotton Declined Sc; mdiling &c
Flour aud Wheat unchanged.
Corn-Firmer, yellow sac white 6Oa63c
osts-F rm at 4s s4slzc.
N, SIS Pork q 09a27 - Bacon and Lard unchanged
Whi,k,-Dteiined &c, closing at . %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15
Mining Stocks.

Nav FohE, Marchlt.
The following the prices of Mining Stocks at the
Board in Boston to-day
Copper Falls 2I3; Franklin 81 x; Hancock IL; Isle
Royal 1914: Mnuesota7is. Quincy 20; Bay State SIS
Boston Water Power e4IS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

The riveris still closed at Davenport
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15
Dry Goods,
NV YoRK. March II.

NEW YORK, March II.
The market is weak to-day. Prints bleached
and hne, brown shirtings and sheetngs, fell of
little to-day. Nuslins de laine also fell 2lc per
yard. Trade rather inactive, even at the conces-
sons made.
Brown Sheetings-Appleton 35c; Appleton (
19c; Great Fails VI 23e
Bleached shirtings-Bates 4oc; Bates B ache;
Blackstone 30c.
Prints-Coeheo 2lc; American lee Freeman
Ice; Arnold &C.
Decentralization 22le Pacific 22ic.
Tam bries-Aanvile lsc Victory lee
sliesias- 37lc: Lonsdale. 2T1c
Ticks lhmllton sac: do ID 471c.
Denms-Arkwright, brown. 36cS do blue SIC.
Hoop Skirts-Bradley's Duplex Elliptic 90 to
81 hoops, o73@SlO5; Empress trail 81 p,
The MANUFACTURES OF BUFFALO FOR 1S65-
The Buffalo papers publish the following synopsis
Of the manufactures of that city during the past
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

S-T-IS6O-X,
BRAKES PLANTATION nrrrERs
They purify, strengthen and invgorste
They crestc IA lie slihy appetite.
Ihey are an sntidots Ia haug- of water and diet
They overcome EFFECTS of dissipation and late boufs
Ihey renRthen the system and env. n the mind
they prevent masmatc and infermitt. MT fevers
They purify the treaih and acdity II tn. stomach
They core Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Dis' rhea, Cholera nj Cholera Morsu.
They cure Liver Con plant and Nervous Headache
They are the best hiters in the world Theymak . IN.
weak st org and Exhausted natures great e,orer
they are MADE of pure II. troix hum the celebrated
alssya Ma, roots and herbs are taken with the
pleasure OF soevsrsge without age or time of
day Particularly rfcommt nded to delicate persons
gists, Hotels and Saloons. Only nune when cory I.
covered by private u 8. Stamp Bswsre of counter
iets and rehlled bottles
p. HI. DRAKE L. CO.,
noFiuu'w om-eov Il Park Row, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

IT gives us pleasure to state that the report
circulated lately, that Smith & Schramm, at
Pennington, lost all their pork during the
/ ate ice gorge, is false They miss one barrel
Of pork-that is all-and it is quite likely
that the first count, which was made after
dark, was incorrect; in which case S. & S.
have absolutely not lost one pound of their
meat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-03-15

The receipts from customs last month at the
four principal ports of the United States vera
much larger than the previous month. subjoined
is the statement for February: