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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OPoPeNAX.-E. r. SMITH 4
Gus new perfume from Mexico; ssoken Of re-
nenbrsace; b one Of The special rseuirenents of
society; this We have from the workshop OF na
ufe;efegsntly prepared and extracted BY delicate
dsstillstion at Z. T SMITH cos Floral Per
fumsry, New York ..na su.H
- THE NIGHTINGALE HAS NO PEER
snong singing btrds, the antelope is hing OF all
,nmss 'PHALONs 9 NIGHT BLOOMING CERE-
Us" stands slone-mstshless ir purity, unAp.
preached In yoluptuons richnees and more durs-
BILE than any other norsl exssset known. Sold
everywhere. g+T rT-
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sfHsySr saNsvSsst Ks7ssely. .f0 h -.
RTne nszl co12xAet vasreeaaoy avsrded.
- hewou eopAfB Nesn OssolipA - . sol-
[ go Dan-AnS ~ eeal1 noe ale - test sa<h
s: -: :s:' 8; Z sssssf @ss' g.
e the border.
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u Corner Pspnsylyssis ~: and ittA street..
Per .ss. 81 tbs SsS. vssS, q neseS, Ssr u
osrss. Lesesfss, M. q. - - - "
Thsee haile aIe vsFy hP0o - sDe4ee1o0 q.
Yo, terps soSay - shs ssoassGa xn>>~
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coLeArrs AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP

superior TOILET Soar. prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GLycERlSB
and especially designed for the use Of LsprEs and
for the NURSERY. Its perfup,e 10 exquisite, and
Its wsshiae properties uDrlvsiied
For ssie by sll oTue egists feSeo.v
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KEBP oo0Li KEEP coOL.i
= PURE ICE CREAM 90 PER GALLON

Tho subscriber desires to call the attention az
his friends and the public generally to his fine se
iecti9n f.;nn Of ~ SG9SSrLSI1SSERY SS CAKES, PIES.
cureions, Parties end Weddings furnished al sbort
notice. A can IL soIicitea ~ on.,'
my H-lms No 400 N ass. ave. near iotb st
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MOTH AND FRECKLEs,

MOTH AND FRECKLES.
Ladies afflicted With Discolorations on the Face,
called moth patches or frecfies, should use PER
RYS celebrated MOTIF and FRECKLE LOTION.
Its infalible Prepared by DR.. b. O. Perry. Der
matolegist, 49 Bond st..S. Y. Sold by all drug
gists in Washington and elsewhere. my Ieeo3m
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IA large amonnt OF ammnniticn in the
Ohio State arsenal was sold 70 mauufactursI
OF Cincinnati, Who packed and shipped il q
Its destination. This amounBd in an 10 about
$4,000 rounus. lis now understood that the
pretended manufacturer purchased the am
munrtion referred TO Tor Feptan use. Had this
been known sther ,saie would not have been
made. for favorable proposisions had been re-
peatedly refseed Fenian agents. - H
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CLOTHING, DO.

OLO4 h1N0, 0Cs
e o HIa al
would respectfully announce to the citiscss of
Washington and the Dsblis generally that have
cnhapds
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK
sPRISG AND SUMMER CLoTRINGI
Consisting Of
Light and Brown Cass. Suits,
Eignt and Brown Cass. Suits,
Light and Brown Csss. Suits
r,ss sioe Fisnssi ssit:. .s.'s
Fine Blue Flansel Suits,
Fancy Cas-. and and
Light and Fancy Cass. Pants and Vests,
White and Brown Linen Rnss P ssi;., s,
White and Brown Linen Duck Suits,
Fine Black Cloth Frock Coats,
g.De Btsch PsDts and Yests.
Fine blsck Pants and Vests.
Youths and Boys Ciothtng,
YoGihs' and BOYS clothing.
White Linen Bcsom Shirts,
Sei:e Linen Bossn shirts,
Undershrts and Drawers,
UBasrshirts and Drawers,
Undershirts and brewers,
Rech Ties and Scsrfs,
Hek Tee and Scsrfs,
NecN Tree and SC6rts,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT
FURNISHING GOODS.
Aptke above goods N sde and trimmed in the
aieei New Yorh styles and equal 70 any custom
nsoe garments. Thankful to the pcblic for past
Ssyers, respectfully solicit continuance Of the
sane.
A STRAUSS,
F1SHIO NABLE THIER,
FENNA. AVENUE,
ny 81 I'm Between IothAnd llth sts
nj LOsANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, 5lI eth
Avn street, corner Of ID, desires 70 call the n.
attention OF his friends and the lu bic gen.
eraEy 70 his choice selection OF GOODS for ~
errirg and Summer Wear, which he will w
make up at reasonable rates to suit the times. @A.
". ROBERT HARDOS his associate in busi-
ntss, ipvitee his former friends to give him call,
garment tc sll who may give their patronage.
Y. s-I have remoy ed frem 5l1 9Th street TO IN
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u.
deons at 500 each, 81 Gents Gold Watches at
S2to each. IL Ladies' Diamond Watches at $50
each, 10 Ladies Diamond Watches at Sl25 each, 20
American Hunting case Watches at S76 each, 49
Sewing Machines from $50 to SlOO each, 10 Silver
plated Tea Sets at SIS each, 10 Silver Castors at
Sl5 each, 800 Albums from S3 to 80 each, $50
gold Kings from S. to 8 10 each, 20eJ Gold Pens,
In boxes, at S3 each, 500 Gold lined 0oblets and
Sups at 81 each. 100 Pair Gents Gold Sleeve
Buttons from So te .SS each, 5000 Clocks. Books,
Cutlery, &c from 81 ts S5 each in all 30 OO) gifts
the total value Of which is Sl23 2el.
The drawing wiR take place after the Concert on
the stage OF the Theater, where 1000 persons can
witness it. committee will be appointed by the
audience tv superiEtend the same All purchasers
and agents will be supplied with correct lets of
drawing a. soon as published. Parties holding
tickets Will retain them until after the drawing
and u their number appears in tke list OF drawn
numbers they will forward their ticket immedi
afely, with full directions as to the shipping of
goods or monies Tickets for sale at the prnci pa!
hotels. book and mukic stores IN the city. and at
our ofhce, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between 6th
and 1th streets. Price 81.
GQod and reliabieGgenta wanted in every city +,
town and vIlage in the United States. to whom
great 1nducemerts a.e offered. References re-
Quired. :.
SPECIAL TERMS OR CLUB RATES
Any party procuring a club of five more nam es
Tor tickets, and fOrwardfng MS the money for the
same. VIII be allowed the Following commissions,
viz:
WE WILL SEND
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Nx.zf AMyRIcAN AND WASHINGTON ~.
s8x BRAsS AND STRING BANDS.
Headanarters- Room. 2s Intallissucsr Buildins.
Oh 7th street, one square sorth of Post once
Lessons given on the vioiin bv H' h. HOPKINS
ny 6-2m' !. A. HEABD. Leader and gent, :.
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CoSriA1fE1CHNaa ECNa BSzsth BS4stch, s.wyrRsEr.

{ (UNTINENTCAHha HITELh
This mammoth hotel, nlled up with all the
June ], 1856. IL is seven hundred feet in "a. ~
lsnsth, by s.o hnndred feet deep. with lEs
front. and contains six hundred rooms, speciaiiy
arranged for families, and lifted with sas. bells,
and other conyentences not usually found seaside
seventy ave feet, The surrounding grounds are
spsctous. neatly laid out. and provided With Con
daily from the famous Congress 6prinas, Sara
toga, New York. The Sea Bathing Il unsurpassed
and perfectly safe. Guests leaving Washin9ton by
pornipg train for Philadelphia arrive af Long
Branch st 2. M, same day.; Those desiring
rooms VIII please apply st the kirkwood Houee.
this city. n 6PRA0UE & STOK ES,
my n-lm s3a4 Lia Proprietors,
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ORANGE HANS, ,f-5. aiA ft
{ L.2a .sds Ia ORANGE HAMS.
Il desire to call attention % theso HANS, a.
after careful examination ind nothing to su nass
them IN delicate flavor and excellence q Quaiitv
Prfee rery loic.r y - NV nURCHELt,
e al - corner l4th and r streets,
my ii 80 under Ebbitt House
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ITO DEALERs I'm TOBACCO AND CIaARs.
Fifty gross Ande.son's Solacs, frssh from factory
iSr % scls e TIE trsds q the Iewest figures BY "
and Tobacco Store on j street, under the Eb6itt
Houss, Or e AENDekeOG CHANDLEES,
no. SOo ssgoeI neer IItn es i.tfs sH1 je 2-3ts
THE oNLY lsTABLIsH1TNT row IN
dris, where PiAK0s and one Ans % ssS s.
tkerexskIy tuned end reRsirsd q 6 MN
PIANO YOnTD MANUFAOTORY.
Numerous incontroyeytihle refersnceo can bs
seen at the establiahmAnt, No, l05 iifS strsst
few doors north q Penn Sysane. -
ana As S : Fl .SS & e:: sv
forms. - ~ ap 10 -Sms
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$50 JxAR., $50
Inventor and Pssentes q Karb CelsArat>d 4
- 2 1.a AMBRICAN CHD0uOnBTER,f -
Aanrfactursr and Dealer IN On onemetsrS snd
watches, Nc. ESQ Penns. ave, bet - and 4S sts.
: wate ses Rsp.irsd sns wssrsntsd ds n-sn.
('BIsALRISe . SONS, 80
~ o B.
y Ed SHw Smith. Ansrican lsrior
oReANs AND hEL0gE0Fe wv
2o6 Penna- ave.: near La q
~, Thirty six assortea sscosd hand IdAnOS
A REBRL WAR OLERK q DIA1I 1volnmss:
1.Isss this Lsst;. q Rpshis The ss<y o.
fri6ee MoIsrts Letters, franslsssl ~ Lsdy
wsI5ce. Whittiers enev Bound. DsBowe ks-
ssr7 : ~ sssg PeARoK rAyboR.
A HnkDALE. A NoyEL, sy Winis OSllias;
q shS Gnsnso.i G novel fr 81 0nisa; ~ IL The
: ~oo1 nYszine. fe- Msy; eest. TIE Isst
J Tsiss q hilstss, q. Brave Ole sesis, b. ehvsr
~
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ICE PER TON GiG
ENCOURAGE HOME COMPANIES.

The Great Falls Ice ComIsny are nov sup plying
Georgetown Bridge. Dealers and Others viii be
supplied daily az SO per ton at the Ice House This
Ice 70 equal In purity 70 any imported here Or
will be promptly filled. : :. 80
JOHN PETrIBONE,
ny % o06t a Agent for Companv
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E0R eALR-A, ,i60 AOREs or LAND in Rs1.
reasonable VIII be sold IN trscts o sSit Durchss
Lsthsm, II O. from Wet Virginia, and 1.D.'
Wellsch. editor Wsshfneton ofer. Ror title in.
mack iessaaant, 202 Pc. syenue. lfAis Land will
'VsSaiiR spa.R - ''''' sas THOMAS n. roRD.
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Chicago Dry csoAs 0aSkst.
ffrom IL Republican Of Jso. lYth,l

Trade has been unusually qnist sipss tho dste Of
our last review. The dull advicss from the EAst,
the large decline in gold which hes taken place.
and, incident thereto, the decline in cotton - ali
have eenbinsd to depreas values and check trade.
weekly review Of the New York market Ays that
the general aspect Of the market hes thus besn
vitality changed within few dsys- Some time
ago it sssmed - though ths spring trade vas to be
controlled By demand and sdpply, but no sseh
radical fluctuations in gold were expected then.
But the sudden fall Of that great regulator has
brought great change, and il now seems that the
vslue Of gold viii sssrt great iaAsence. CosId
the trade establish gold basis, II would do away
With the radical changes oocasioued by ths Hucts-
atioss in the relative value Of gold and paper
money, and help materially in tho rssuuption Of
specie payments Blu, tits with the fluctuations in
gold, occasioned by whatever cause prices Of goods
must be more or less affected. matter whether
the demand for fabrics exceeds the supply or rice
The manufacturers ell busiiy engaged
and with prospects of realizing good profits; but
the large decline Of gold will reduce their profits
greatly--f there should be further Decline which
10 predicted in case Of the passage of Mr. Morrilis
finance BILL But the stocks are reduced that .
permanent reduction in prices has been considered
almost impossible, and holders have been san gune
Of realizing large profits. In market standard
shcetiDgs have declined II TO Sc per yard. Prints
are about the last quoted, but could b. had
for cash 1t concessions from quotations. Drills are
dull Ginghams are held 6rm. Ds.aines are dull
and prices weaker. Wooden goods are firm but
quiet Ticks are firm. ssas-
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ChMreh Directory.

EXoHANGg STREET N. =. cHURcH-On Exch sngs
Street. between fhhd and foarth. PreAehing every
Sabbath at II II ana At Z \. SAk' aih ech oil At
2hP.x Prayer meeting on Wesns sda, evenings
JoHS buRo Ess, Pa>tor
UNITED PREsBYrERIAN - Pifth street, between
Man 8londsan- Ssrviess every sabbath at II
and kp.n susasy Schoolsk an.
JAMS Baows, PAstor
FIRST PRWSBYTERIAN-Cornef High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath ~ II and
sunday School o.. n. In CRIryEypsx, Pastor.
UNITARIAN cHURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath At II . N. Sunday
School . .. N. n. HAseALI, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE !. CHURCH-Corpsr Of Sew
snth aud Morgan Preaching every Sabbath d
II .. IN and Il p m Sabbath school stss.n Pubitr
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday EVENING".
Z. II. WAaIHs ,psstor.
RrRsT sAPTIsr cHuRCH-rhird street, bstvsss
Concert and High. Sun day School ~ m. PrearA-
Ing at II o.. N. also at D. N Prayer meeting We'd
nssday 1t kp m. J. T. wsssovRA Psstor
ooNeRE0 ArIoNAL CHURCH-nishstreet. between
rfth and Sixth Services every Sabbath IT II and
p. HAbbath School At e:&s 81 prayeF meeting
on Wednesday evenings. 0soaas rRAcnEn. Pastor
SPIRITUAL MgsTINGs-At the Court Houss every
Sunday 1t az and in the evening The public -
in vited nd hear what the spirits hare sya.
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The general markets to-day were very fat.
Flour was dull and to Toe ioves. Wheat Was .
shade sssier. Corn ruled quiet asd 9rss. Oats
were quist. Rye was steady. Barley vas dali.
Dressed Hogs opsaed better, bat closed 10 per ID
lower than yesterday. Provisions were dnf, but
holders we're krn.
The markets for Hoes and Provisisns srs unu-
sualiy sensitive To- 4ha receipts Of Hogs live
and dressed, wess saly 1874, bat . rs1or that
aboat % ear Dsads had asSivcd by IL g. T. 4 Q.
r. B., end that heavy receipts wsrs sxpsstsd by
othsr rseds, completely aassttlsa the aashs2, and
The rent Vas . decline rather than IN adsance.
TAs Provision market 10 just - sensitivs - that
for Hogs. Orders ars telsgraphsa here, aad hefors
the commission merchant has had An opportunity
to 6la <hsa, they arc soustemandsa. There sesns
to be want OF deeision Of purpose among opera
tors, such - seldom purchaser goes on
Change determined to buy Mess PORK 1t say
s27 SO, and after making his bid several times he
finds that there il some probability that hI win
get the pork and be suddenly sitbdraws from ths
market Altogether the trade 10 in . very upsstis-
factory condition for al concerned.
In mercantile circles there 10 general complaint
Of dull trade. The buyers are few, and instesd Of
making heavy purchases Of merchandise, q for
merly. they buy only small assortments TO meet .
pressing demand Tribsae, It'd.
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AT the organization Of the Board of Direc.
tor..oi the State National Bank of Keokuk,
the former officers were elected, viz:
President-JAAEs F. Cox.
Vice President-GKoRGE b. SxYrH.
Cashier-O. G. HALE.
Teller-A. BRtpGAAS, Jr.
Book Keeper. F. BARTLETT
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asSa

- Tbs cAtsaGo GssSsst vssrsM u Ws Aetn
Fresh receipts ut the yards to-day, lis cara
Entered SAILS, 5,s43 bead, 1t 50 IS TO 10 90 for
extra grades, and ut - 90 to ~ 90 for fair me-
dunn 10 good smooth Hogs.
The market opened this morning With still more
activity than marked its close last evening. A
bright January shonc brilliantly, and the At
mosphere though cold was only enough 80 to make
exercise desirable and pleasant. Therevas good
attendance Of buyers who seemed in capital spritA
and eommsncsd buying freely. and with sPPareat
confidence In the Arm and euoyant tone with vhscn
the market closed last evening In not few in
stances sellers obtained ~ advance OF l73 to 35e
over the ruling qpotstioRs Of yss:srday. bat the
ruling transactions showed no chsaGe--oply .
more active demand, and market 6rmst
Since noon there has been very marked change
in the tone Of the market Although no quotahis
decline has been established, prices have Nsf tbsir
buoyancy, and buyers several dsgrsss Of tbsil
morning confidence. This has somswhst arisen
from the supply being larger than vas expected,
and further, from information received that, inds-
vendent of the trains which have yst TO arrive
there are extra ones ON the Burlington and Other
roads Thsre are stiIl several city operators out d
! the market owing to prices deemed too high, and
for the same reason shippers are doing sext \
nothing.
The St Louis Dene>y1s Ct tho 18th says:
Receipts continue light, the demand setye, sne
prces steady aud srm nj yesterday advance, VIII
sales of 500 head Of heavy hogs II 50 IS. and 5o(
do medium and heavy At ~ 50 TO . - par let
/ lbs gross
| In cinsinssti on the iTth Tbs following va
, the state Of the market.
Hogs-Duil; saies Of live nj 1ie % gross, IL 7!
to II 90 net; country dressed Sill - 70 III 50 re
closing 6rmer. Receipts 500
In New Orleans, on The i7tA, ~ follows:
Hogs in large rsceipt, and active ., decline
of rs 10 see per 100 lbs on yesterdays pEisss Tn,
sales we're $500 bod u IS so v 10 ., ohisAy .
50 90 to q co.
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Tm"Bu'.'; o1 II S. sIss sss.
ing the sse.st Il. srssk y ~ 4e' 4oin3''
+. il operated q otfun~s. ~ Gys:
The "J.nuar, thev'' Of he lsth, l4sh and
18th vas exceedingly destructive 70 FIR -
h hs. ~: : sS1a1it o. d ilGco1lij5U eeS
Of which he's been the sweeping away Of every
t uss' ss1eept;sS j - SiHsSaiss Of the
ice was irresistible, and the damage occa-
stoned BY the sudden rise of the river was in
|calculiSlN. IExWy paticls II thetsupos.1y
trestle- work, erected for the purpose OF AID.
ing in building the bridge, has been earned
away, aad With II : cempcssfy per, So,
structed Of logs built in triangular form ana
filled in With - lSast, twenty hve tons Oh
stones. This rolled over - though Il wss
composed of DO much wood. Flat boats
sncbored 70 the shore were carried away,
ths;r cnhlea. composed Of two inch rope. snsp-
n;.g With : loud report, and apparently WITH
III esse Of whip cord. So fast waa the rise
n The river That several Of the employees
vsee still on the ice when il commenced 10
move out. Three of them were caught on
the west side, where being refused for: I'M
known reasons, she1t II in the Baldwin House
they were obliged to take up quarters in de.
sestad blacksmith shop. where they remained
until the fast rising waters drove them forth,
when they sought refuge at Ottumwa, eros
sing the now turbulent river here, +. DAVIS,
the accommodating ferryman landing them
safely. When thu trestle work WAS first taken
away, II was supposed 'thst h eOad be saved,
the ice having lodged . short distance below,
but before the proper measures ecnh be p
ken it WAS irrevocably lost, the ice having again
started. The ferry boats here are unable to
run, and large number of teams are on the
opposite side. -
We tried yesterday to ascertain the full ex.
tent of the damagedone by the freshet at Alex.
andria bat could only learn that it was not
SO disastrous as first reported, that some who
had been in danger were relieved therefrom;
and that there is an extended ice field at this
present, in that locality.
NorrcE is hereby given, that John G. SAKE,
the celebrated Wit and Poet, will deliver his
two new poems before the Keokak Library
Association, at the Chatham Square Church,
on Friday evening, the 10th inst, and Satur'
day evening, the goth inst.
Subject for Friday svening-fankee Land
"a poem.
| Subject for Saturday evening-Love-s
poem.
The lecture each evening will commence a
| y clock.
Tickets SO cents; for sale at the Bookstores
Literary Depot, and Bailey's and Bridges
jewelry stores, and at the door.
BY order Of the Lecture Committee.
January Il, l866-4t
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TEE Apostle" said the Elder, twas moved bv
many kind' Of doctrine" "Yss, replied Ma
Hrs Patington, locking over her svsssacl., =, ~.
Aiaes, there's wAsrs he was wrong. What did h.
vent % " % many kinds Of dsstriss isr Pi.l.r.
tors wAaoo and calissya Bittsrs VOID havs ~
bin perfectly rsgslar.- The Elder ,,.eI..a -.
tAiss Asd ss~W ssrssk hin il sAas msAe -
and the old 10y - soias - to slpsAaas further
when her aafsasios vs. attracted By Ike, wAo -.
trying 70 pear ssos bitssrs down ths aaG's shroel
with tunnel i.ns -
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ALI SPEAK W ELL Of DIR. C. L. Spencer's Fra
grant 0dous elaine for the teeth. Warranted 70
contain acids, makes pearly white teeth, puri-
6es the breath, and is all claim, the purest and
most fragrantly scently dentri6ce ever offered to
the public, For sale by Wilkinson Bartlett. and
all druggists. nov.11-dAw-3m
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NorIcE.--I have some of my stock Of gro
series yet ON hand which will be sold at cost,
TO cloS4 business. would request all owing
me 10 cali coon and settle their accounts
S. KLEIN
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a-RE VD kjMyee Sssk - -
49,. 4sssss., pAnY aGAsD -cssy 01gs@ llla-
sss& Jmnasy - 49, = Nh
4 vsnAr-Ns. old IAN . y Seol ILL., =
do 0os04l 10; sa.agsa ~ ed ssrias -
~ ssh : 8 70 81 ~ tush.
nrrrreu 81 - - pef bash.
DAnrsv-3t to 60 pr bash. f.
OAfe-Hron soto 10 per busA. #
ss FLOUR.
Deubas Extra Fan q ol3 -; No. ; ysll eis;
Extra Spring - 6spssAss q = pr Dbl.
BpckwzxAr rLous- ChsieA, - PER lee lbs
cosx NsAL--N ~ pr leo lbs
~ @ EUNDRIEs.
Bur7sa-Dull; packers paid to-day 1ss pr ID.
Rass--Dull, q ~ pr aosan.
Hess-An aAvAaee since our last quotations.;
SIC % met Vas paid to-day.
Gasax APrLss-From 81 IS TO I rs per bush.
s PQrAfoss--Choice 50 to 100 per bueh.
s LARD-Fren 15c per ID.
BAcos-Clear sides zoe per b. ss
cmcKRxs-D Dressed 1t from - Is to 90 per
Tunxxrs-Dr.sssd from 10 to 11Ie Per b.
SoRGnum-Cheics azticas via ssal hcm Is to
45c per gal.
BsssvAx-sst to $50 per ID,
RAes-4 = sspss lb.
TALLow-In bsssh Toe; looss &c.
HDEs-Grssa NJ, 90; do. sa1tsd, 7G dry salt
Cd, &c per y; pells - 70 20.
/ FsArnsas-D~i; from eo.nse = ysod. 40 to
soc per ID.
to 40c; unvGGAsA& -
HIs-TinssAy ~ 70 II -; rrsifi. u TO s
~ w tsS 4 ~ = i - pr cord.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-20

LARGE CArrLE.-Mr. Timothy Day, living
near Birmingham in this State, has two four.
year old steers, in process of fattening, weigh
ing together 5,l26 pounds--one weighing
1850. the other 1856. Mr.. Day thinks that
by spring they will weigh considerable more
For young cattle, We think, the above figures
is right respectable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-20

Hon. c. BEN DARWIN delivers his lecture
upon Suffrage in Des MOines Tuesday eve.
ming. 81 &I#EgE ILL., Ill All
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-20

lT was queer instance of absence of mind i,
but correspondent of the Independent
tiowal Bulletin is responsible for the story.
Says Clergyman mp in that country while
. courting' one day suddenly bethought him
that he would water his horse. Rushing to
the barn, he seized the shafts of his buggy
and started for the river. Nearing the river
bank, he was met by friend, who enquired
the cause of his equine propensties. Bafled
by his friends seemingly odd enquiry, the
clergyman turned himself about and saw-not
his faithful horse-but himself leading his
buggy to Tdter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-20

TuERE is meeting of those who are inter.
ssted in the construction Of the Toledo, Peoe
ria and Warsaw railroad at Carthage this eve
ming.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-20

A LADY at Clinton fractured her leg, and
aud another at Dubuque dislocated her wrist
and broke her arm, during the recent slippery
season,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-20

yNoucs 70 6airrsas.-Herssefe Cal o.
viii be received for ahPn1aGs -. ths Dss
Aoinss Valley Railroad on Aosday's only. 4
dalw JoHE GIvEx, Gcn'l Fr'tAs't Z