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70 DRY GOODS JOBBERS.

A marty ha%3rg already connection with la1Eo
yrw Ofteaus Jobbns Ho1s. drsles 10 Iorm telatlo1s
with cns Ct two Western houAos @ Tcpsess r. mem
a, 5 ef n New York Il coovetsaut Mttn all caaats
af DSY Gopd., md well acquainted With tho EasteEn
Esfkets 70 tbekase uayeFs who M1:h % hare an y.
Al erea ,uutty seidora ous5rd Eie.enee. Of aha!.y
= Il. II sEUN, Box 1891, New Torx Post Qtnce.
my ~ tS3t 3t.xW-f
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@nrrtal R0tlceB.


Your dfe8KIny
Aud Futrre Prospects tn Life clearly revealed o5 Dr.
Raphael lie wins the Affections oi The opposite ae1.
lie guides you to wealth, health and hspptness ca1
at 413 East Madison.st, {1p-atairs). bLsWeeo HelA
and Ers,kro Consolidation fes Ode poIixf, Csc
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NEN1
City Harness, z
N.........+- -.${l&zeM
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k1p, medium. z
&........s.s.s.. 1INB lslu
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fI1ur. r n.,,,.. C9.4 e.I
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Collar. p N...,,. 90
o.
Slaughter Cole. 4.Efz Q~A
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a1M4H
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FUR IRADlNN
ASpPAvISG WITH TDDDST BLOCK PAVE
MINT CALHOUN PLACE In ULOCE II. CHfGl-
NALTCWS.
OI11Gx Or TIE BoAED OF PCNtIu WcKKs.2
ChirAxo. May II. tSSs-
sealed proposals will 10 received py the <oard Of
Public Wu1is, It Ii. u otce. nntl II L. U Is nt,y.
NAY ~, 1854, for Ef4nEn:t ana paving with wooden
tlock pAre1ncns Calhoun Place II H.ock - tr1knaI
Ghtcagc, aceosdn. to plans and apectncat1ons
sale lnProsenent viii be paid for In cAsh ou tho
fnnnasi. al be efcrrd 70 rho Board ot Pnnilc
Wrzks. tndofa. = Ioposal tor Paving Calhoun Place
In 4. N, o. r." aud be accompanied Etth th3 usual
foo bond WIth lies, to n- proved oJ fha Boar
Tho Board reserve the right U Eteet any b mt n
actofJapee with conditions OF thA advertisements
Or t. letct Iii BIDS and proposal Will pe acctpted
unless ihe part! offering 4 shah sive sstaence ss:
fypcfieuc eueTry xun bbtnt5 for doing the work, Ii
trrI txotthy, md has safeleus pecr9a{y 5g5o9sGes
FRED. LETZ,
O+J.FC
uy12bass.10t Bos:d q tnb!!e MoEs.:
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CHICAGO WEEKLY aIAHKET.

Al &0<s ~ 1Fdaa rttso17ef IN thf4 market report
are made on hQts Of fzc sor0ge xniesa otAesotst
prtxsfd.
TrrspAY EVENING, MAY q.
sKETETJTS-HAIIBoAp FnFr0 0ms,-ThN f11Inrr.
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EH4EAHU AU1IbEN MARKET.
TuEznAf Eyxx1xo. Msy n, ls6s.
TIE rrceints &od shipments during the ps,t tvcnty
foui houra Eerf:
Heeapts. shipments
lur'bef. .k1th0u 1.s1aDGo
SMtlklca III !M0
Tic receipts and shipmcnis' during tho p.ss Woes
and sinoe January 1st. are - fo'low1:
-LAst w.ex--Stntt jaa1-
,-, Rssse,pss sidIRns'a Il I.a Recicis shlpm.!
fs'b fs'iaiss. m....s:..: m;::: s 81 s iss; ss
Notwithstanding that the receipts hast reek vrte
upward. of Ioo Mt feet ,rate Ec.r active xad
tic supply VIE not adequate 10 tue dcnaaa. The
market w1s quite huos1nr duriaE the week, IN Ad-
vance OF lu1ly fz0e per has been ohtained on good
rs1soe4 While On rough and inferior The market
was sa,hes fTeSp.ss. 6hlnelea utc In GOOD &C.
demand End ny1a at previous fatef. Tho supply u
shout equal to the t,manf. IAsh arc stesuy. To.
DAT the market quiet owing to light receipts, but
The market was f1s1u. Cargo sales wefe:
Cargo bark Nnc!eu4, from Menoutnee, - N rnln
run =. 31eno; aloo lath ri ttIo cargo schr Knapp.
from Eezho,e. 100 mil run At 9ls sa 10 10 lath at
~ % cargo sehr Dzne 4.xo large cedar posta II &c
sehr rerdetnn, rom White Lake. GO N. us % for
three upper quxlttes, including ldt clcar flooring:
$1Em nur common ana $ls. % for culls.
In the yasde the demand u active and the market
IL t1n. 6tock1 still light. and dealers hayn no
little dIfGculsy ia nf'irg orders. Ne Qaots:
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f1A1d.. .1EH ClfQ. We 4G63t-
Anoes, SoEotttne Gum Tag eoktA.- sc
y p..,..,,,.., sc Aum She[lac..... sbes5c
Afus1l -, .,,.,,, 5k&t1c Eun Tsak. lake. 100
AuLatio .,,,,,,, Loo tiuuu MyT1h-..... SIC
hrttn.c. pow. ESlGC Grtn 0pluu..... 80
AIEow7pNt- Jam. &c !pe1Ac.-.....-..-.. a..5
AIroH1oot. Btr.. 1I6 ludiRU..--.-.. ..lsF9:s9
Fat. EopAxtA...4. LIS 1ottpe. :.....--.. 9So
fsuf. Told,... 1.GQ lodtde P0LA8... t..3SaNQ
R,-cart. Sodz.. 1lxGte.c !1lan
Et-catb. fptasa... SIC nntpGr Her1y..s Ml1s
HoIax. retutd.... 3s6t3.c MoEphlne U
fatp1ltof to.... 133df 81 ~. e3t9
CoupefAA* Am.... 3ksE4e 4hickhATef ---..- I5Q
Cream TAr'r,putt. 5&35Ic 4a1ntue 31I:S3
Cubtps. =. ..... 6scl cltrsut hluc.. ....i.se16 c
Cine, whfte.....,. Sc Soda Ash. .:...... q &c
Clue eon........ 13faNc 3lanbtT Salts.... 33SAc
Auus Ammonia. ia aaC EAnsstc 6oa1 I've
CGrrEtaJ S0!cnte. 9k& 1oc CAsp Amutonf&. SIC
Sal SndA ,..., S @kc 8p. FuIpentfne. 1.23al+5
Ef:Cs@-Tbr gupEfr II moderate and With rood IN
gu ~ talta readily uAfe st 13c fof round tot Ind
l6pe fpr n sh as,t rtt1. 10 tnbs.
FRUIT Ann EUTS.-The general features oft
Market itu1aiL The saG1c All choice ds1s fruits
iinur III active rtquesI and ntm. stsawbc.E1es are
nov coutng IN guile ft9y. hut sneh !: the denatnd
that al nd Immediate An!c. They are shipped chiefly
frouQ eonthetn Ilools. QEanKe4 md ke@o04 4sc afm
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imports Of BreadstnfIs nnd Provisions into
ErcHt Britain.
NKF&pxtTFFN

TIE arrivals or wheat and donF into the Uaited
Kn.ddm coAti1ge large The IeadlpE soaFces OF sap
oi Eh1ct. havirg Forwarded s.ss1S cx1a. Of xhcat,
And France sS,ui e~ts together With 80 cwt1 Of
eItlnF March u. were utasly four nIllon cxts. aud
Of -Four % 90 cKss. IL excess Of the corresponding
rertet Of last Jeat. The extent OF the Arrivals Of
Ehta Hour nd Indian corn. during the three months
et ding March 81, Will BE- tcco IN the Auujolaed ssste
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FIG 1K0N-Is fairly acalSe and kEt'eauy II our
Gao!enfmae: 9sSssn r.; No. IN top..,,.., ssaoassoo
GSssinn M 1....,,...,.....,,..,..,., 3ope
Mtssiion Nn 2..,,.......,.,.,. .....,,,, 4Sp0
i rEr EnTrrtrr ............,,,...,.. '. 3&a4353m
ETNTkitr M I........ .,,..,,,,.,..,... so.e0
Observation-Disclosures 10 DAY, 80 D : cut neats
and 50 Lid Shfrred ,o-dBY, l55.5tS cut meats
brls Be- aId btl. Puek The nsrket for Provisions
to-day, hist auuta= the oeprees1on In Nov York
Nj Sirx. t%rE-6dYancrt SIC per brl. Sales to-day
wfFe: 4pn bfis cit, packed at ~ 50. -, a.,
Bulk Meats-Flmtr. Sales to.daT xere i4ooo s!S1
packed in hhds. At 1sc.
sweet Pfchicd Hnms-1o tcs sweet picked
Harms nj iSN.
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fExBxH- cietr l. *, IL and tln 4 x-1S
Seco1d Clcat. !, X, ~ and tn....-.. 5
Tl1itr Gear, inch. 1
Fftu und SECOND IeAf Flooring. To-
Eetha, rouEh-Sht sattt II second
clfSF, Nlte-s
Common F1eHstaE, ron-t..-..-......-
Matched AMI tistksed coz, Eoof,uE.. S
Mhtciscts 1nc dressed, 8 Inch eonuou
UtMtQE. %%..+.sass ssstsH
Flint and second clear ktdtn[ kotfsuG I
f1fkt cogrEHn dressed slolnE .-.:.--..
Tssrefsox boards. select, Is Inch Aad
A s:afk t.ourcs, II 1ncnf1.-...4....- 2
ssfocl hoerss. y 7fncltes-............. I
Common bo.7as. inst. scAutitng, IGnc.-"
lnr a!-d small uml,~r, !. to la stlou.
Io1Ft A1a S;::.ns1l.,C l. ttet -..,......
Go 40 a, = Rna II feet,
Sn1St;Lt---h or Star Ehavc1 3llE<l1 ,.,.
4 Or 6tzr ea~'ed shInE,es s....-...,..,
10. S.Eea shfnEieS ,....,........,
+ Nn-l FBEro Shintle3... ...- 80.
iA1u-IFt IN Ia yAsdS.... -...............
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DHOPOSALS FOR REPAIRS

Il OF ETREFT LAMV3.
OyYICr OF TIE SoAKp or IPuBlf0 WoHxsl
CnIca.o, May 10. ls6s- :
ses1ed prorosAs VII oe recetvsd ~ ths B9sEd of
Pubc Works, 1t th-ir Office, until II I. Weduet.
day. May So. 1Ssi for keeping ia coup,at- repair II
TIC air laps pelot EinE tho CRY from nut ~.
1867 to 4pru l4t tSt7. sccornE pI1as and dpe3n-
ebttQps On tie ut snld o1nct
Pposals mast bs addIes 20 = ths Eotsa of fnhllf
anna" aad ae seconoaa!ed nth Il ~ b. nsual sao
III Eox;d resre fhe nj ht 70 reject my b.f n !,
aecord.uee With .be coud,ons Of t9is @ aoTsEs mans
nness he p4sty Offering 1t sns give -nce ,st.
factory 10 the Board that he has .hr NECESSARY sf
experience etTRy aud ability for ot1~ thr WnrE II
tuatworthy, snd has suncieo' pec9nisty fesourcer.
J. &. GfSnRLEs
FRED. LETZ.
my1ap7a11et Bosrd or fn1c works
, 1866-05-23
MASS IEvNESSEE,S
MISS TENNES4EE'S
Uhe Wonderful Child :,
{The Wonderful Child}
MAGNETIC KfFE ELtI1R.,
MAGNETIC LIFE ELIXIR,
JoR
CLEANS1Eg.THE BLOOD.
CLEANSING THE BLOOD.
BRAUTIFYIEG TIE COMPLEXION,
gEAUTFYISG TEE COMPLRXtoS.
BKaQIEf5n.1 THE coMrL-XIoH,
REAuTIEY1Na THE COMPLEXION.

THE GREAT SUCCESS this Elt11f has met with H.
cuced me 10 before the public and sh aik ia
10 gvetr tar Trial. and 1t viii then recommend IT.
sell. It Will remove all daFk epots, Motos. piup1ts,
any eruption upon The face body. and will eiTe
the complexion clear ana healthy color. tnd IT the
directions opxFlT followed, thu skin will become
nirnos. transparent.
The properties Of thi4 ssrap xre purely vegetable
s1d perfectly harmless, and hsve wonderful eecs
upon The LTcT, and cea1sing the sysse OF at other
impu.lues, aud restore person to perfect health
The properties aud eonpoaition Of thls strip Hr1e
made knaxn 10 ne when q child and IN Aclxxvoy-
ant state, since which have nada constant use Of 1t
IN y practice, and from the gTeat success have Id
in liz for the last eleven yeaz, thought proper to
bring 1t befote the public.
Prepared only by Miss Tennessee, the Kreas Clair.
yeyaut. and Magnetic Docuess. No. 493 West
Fiftbst, below Mound. Ctucnnar, 0h1o- For sale BY
al druggists IN the United States. Price 32 pe1 bottle
JOHy D. PARK, General Agent
Northeast corner Fourth and Walnut sts, Cincinnati.
Also, u. sCO7I1- rs Randclph-st., Chicago, H.
JpY4-aE34iSt-~T.X.
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finanfial nh GonlmereiM.

DAIRY Carr CIrY OSvIcB, /
~. - NAAAg

DAILY Carr CIrY OvvrE,l
May -. 1855.
There is considerable activity in al the isading
articles. Wheat aour, oats and corn arc arm It
advaneed.hgurcs. We quote:
GRAIN.
WHEAr-Best old Fall At s. IS; No. Fall
new, 81 IS to 90; No. 2 do from 81 90 to / SO;
No. old Spring 81 20: Mol do, new soc 70 81 90;
No. 2, do. 7Oc.
OArs-Hed firm at Use.
CoRx.--In active demand. For No l white,
SO to Ace. and So to sic. for yellow.
FLOUR
xxx Fall Wheat, nour, ia 90; Xxx do. do, do.
$40 so: No. Spring, 80 90: Superfne, 81 SO.
COM MsAL-<l 10 = 100 lbs.
sUNDRIEs.
Buren, Declined since cur last quotation; IS
to lec per pound is now given.
Eaes-Somewhat lower. The price paid to-day
was lsc per doz.
cHlckEss-sold TO- day at from S. 90 to s. IS
per dor.
PorAToEs-Choice from IS te SO.
LAnp-lsc r ID.
BAcos-Clear sides Is tol.c per b. Shoulders
12c. Hams l6 to lie.
SoRGHug-Choice article will ssh from so to
35c per gal.
BnsswAx-From Is to soc per H.
Rsss-4 10 Sc per ID.
TALLow-In barrels. lle loose Zoe.
HihEs--a;reen. &c; do. sailed &c; dry saitsd
2c dry flint. leg.
BsaN--50c. q 100 lbs.
FTArHEns-Common to good, IS to soc; prime
Coz. per lb.
waoL-Tub- washed 35c; fleece washed SOC un-
washed l of.
HAY-Timothy $40; prairie IS 90 per TOP.
Woop-Froin 81 10 IS per cord
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The receipts from internal revenue during
last week were upwards Of three millions.
The receipts from customs the past ten DAYS
St the ports Of New York, Boston, philadelphia
and Baltimore were upwards of s., 000, 900 in gold
Returns from tie other ports will swell the
amount to upwards Of S6,oe0.00o.
1t is estimated that the Government viii,
have on hand on the LIST Of September, after pay
ing all interest, Sll0,0o0,000 in gold
MIR. Huyek, President of the late Merchants
National Bank, modestiy proposes to pay ~ per
cent on the Indebtedness Of the institution if the
Government will relieve the Receiver and allow
the debtors OF the bank to wind its affairs up
The Receiver does not think the assets Of The
concern viii yield more than four per cent of its
liabilities.
Tho Paymaster General, at the request Of The
Committee on Banks and Currency. haslprepared
statement showing the amount of depbsit in the
various National repositories to the credit of Pay
masters. The report shows that there are upwards
Of fifteen million in these institutions. 10 the
credit Of the Pay Department, for which there is
not one dollar OF security
A National Bank at Leayenworth Kansas
which has capital Of 100000, has nearly 81.
ooo,ooo on deposit, and another at New Orleans,
whose capital is S3o0,oo0 had on deposit on the
lss instant, upward of 50 900 900 to the credit IF
Government dishursng officers and agents In
order to get the exact amount of deposit in the
various repositories and sub treasures and the
discussing Offices, the Committee have addressed
circulars to all those institutions directing them to
report what amounts they had on deposit on the
lst instant.
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Review Of New York Market.

New YoRK, May %.
Thc Post gives the following weekly review oi
the wholesale markets:
There has been active business in the wholesale
market during the past week. Prices have ad-
vanced, owing to an incrAsc of the premium on
gold. The following is q review:
FLonR-Early in the week the markets for low
and nedian grades were depressed, owing to the
liberal arrivals. Holders submitted TO : decline
for the purpose Of realizing. The market CLOSES
dali for common grades, bot nrn for hish grades.
We quote extra State ct IS 60@9 IS; shipping
brands, - 6o@l0 80; ST. Louis extra, &ll 350
II 90.
IL W1EAr-Thers has besn more eetiyity. and !
decline vas subnittsd to. since Taesdev nr;oae
have improved, under brisk demand & the close.
Common grades Of Spring vhsa4 az Aes;er. whils
choice smbef ciub 10 higher We uuote chies.o
spring q u 60@3 IL, inferior TO choiee MI.
O. 81.
CoRs-Com has advsnesa->,esisr un..3.,.a :.
Se9S4c for unsound, and se@sSc for prins
mixed Westssn.s
Ponx-Thsrs has been fsir dsna.d. ma prizes
1870 10y A1sesete1. With limited las1ivala
100 - - - aayaasA. IL fAelliAl3s - ~
/ ee1ssile nsysa pqkt pet1e0Sef ri loua1ys
s 1870 - ~ - Is - =
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SELLING OUT THEIR ENTIRE Sroex TIL,
july NEXT. INTENDING A CHANGE IN rur,,
tIRM.-A full stock Of staple and fancy Dry
Goods and notions, bought since the latest
decline in goods.
800 pieces very best Calicos, at Is and %
cents per yard.
$1,000 worth Dress Goods at importer.,
prices.
loo pieces Delaines and Challies at 70 to
20 cents per yard, Told price,
$50 pieces French Jaconets and Oreandie
at 50 to 40 cents per yard, (old price,
100 pieces French plaids and poplins, ii
% 70 SO cents per yard, told price
500 plain and fancy Parasols It importer
prices.
Black and fancy Silks At importers prices.
Their whole stock, consisting Of ali lind.
Of goods usual kept in 6rst elias. Dr.
Goods house, will be sold without re..rd -
market prices
For good and cheap goods, call Il
l. y. LEssM 4 Co.'S.
No. 100 Main streek
Enthusiastically
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-29

fosnd The machinein full opsrat;oa yssa eday.
Everything = II most invit;ne osdst NJ
own. y immense, containing ono baEref o.
crackers. The workmen have been carefully
selected, and hsve Isrys EXP tiancsls Is
loaves, crackers, etc., Of this establishment
cannot BE- surpassed. The house has : God
wholesale and retail trade. This il right.
Our bakers should supply all the Des MONIES
Valley. They are prepared to do it with bet
ter articles and at better bargains, than dealers
can get at points further East. However this
branch Of trade may grow We bespeak always
for Messrs. SEIrz L MCNAMARA liberal
patronage. s.
/ Messrs. SrAHL Il SAHLsER, on Main and
Eighth streets, have an excellent bakery and
. large trade. fGt4E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-29
yf..,.naI ri.a.ciai asastsrs.

By Telegraph WASHINGTON, nay =.
The NJ ssAibition Of the ConptEollef Of CuHs
rcncY shews that thess are $50 Nattsaal BaAks,
vitk an Aggregate circulation amounting to 9776.-
s40,5lo, which - secured By bonds held BY the
United States ffeasurss, estimated q 34,364,-
$50; the total capital u 14i4,s3l,47e; Of these
banks nearly ~ ass National Dspodtoriss fes
~ recsptisn Of 0>yeesnsnt funds. A. secsrity
for such funds, the amount hsld By ths Depart
ment is $40, 776.5o0.
The regulations Of the Treasury Department =
regard TO the settlsmsat Of elsims Of etatss 1bf
reimbursement Of expenses incurred By them il
Kissing troops. have bssn - ensndsd - to allow,
in propsr Gases, for the transportation Of men By
wagons; IN important matter 70 many Of the
Western States when railroads were scarce, sad
State ssthoritiss compelled to transport xoiun-
teers End drafted men to distant rsndssvous by
Wagon, stags sosshes, and private eonveyancss.
The Comptroller Of Currency gives notice 70
al persons who have claims against the Nor
chants National Bank, that they must present thu
same, and make legal proof thereof
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roretTn Finances.

The London Shipping Gaz~tte Of the evening d
the 9Th announces that the Bank of England has
raised the nteses, for advances stock 70 twelve
per CENT IN sequence Of the great pressure for
assistance Ia this shape on speculative account on
the Stock Exchange. The aoaaHd Cor discount
accommodation is active at the Bank. The Diree-
tors ara striving hard no, Infringe the charter h.
taking advantage Of the power granted them ~
tire Gsvefufeeut.
Haiic.t o'sii,asey 4 ca, bankers, and Griffith
L Boston, sock brokers. have suspended. Several
failures have been reported from Liverpool. Tne
liabilities oil Wakefield, Nash To- are 4e0b, 600,
ard 8f Penney Co. ftio,oeo With assets Of only
100000
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NEW IURk, my ~.
Treasurer Spinner, in . communication to the
Herald. says that according to the act Of Con
press, the Governmeat 10 lsble for the face value
OF the notss Of National Banks, and that no occa-
sion has arisen in which note holders hare sur
fered LOGS In other words, tho Government
does not act in the capacity Of joint trustee Of the
banks and III. holders Of their notes, and 10 pay
theu, aeh sums they may realize from the sales
of the securities OF the former but it stands the
perfectly secured endorser Of every circulating
note issued by bank
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-29

WARraSrrD.-We would say TO our readers.
that Messsrs G. G. CLARK Co.. propretors Of
Goes Dyspepsia Cure. warrant it to cure the most
obstinate eases of Dyspepsia. no matter of how
long standing
We bid You try Goes Dyspepsia Cure; i. will
help YOU Constipation, Of tho chief causes
OF i'll health is completely cured by the use of the
Cure. All diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels.
like siek-hcadache, Heartburn, Cramps. Pains, or
Cole, nre controlled instantaneously by the use
Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure.
may29 -dAw -trs- thnr-sa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-29

TnEArRIcA1--Mr. BUCHANAN and Miss
VIRGINIA, and the entire troupe appeared
we'll in Macbeth last evening. Many passages
10 the performing Of McKEAx and VIRGINIA
were powerfully rendered. That superb play,
mThe Stranger," tonight. It will doubtless
be the finest Of the season. Go early, for the
house win be crowded. By the way, the
handsome "phiz' Of FRANK WErrcHER i
again visible here. His management il ex.
cellent,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-29

Lr. Gov. Cur of the Fort Dodge NORTH
uess, has made arrangements for procuring =
history Of the early settlement Of The esentac.
in Northwestern lows. Il will embrace ali
matters Of interest relating 70 ladian tribes,
origin Of names OF streams, counties, groves,
and towns. It will include history of the
Spirit Lake Massacre, and many oshsr nat.
such an enterprise has been started, and glad
To knov. too. that Gov. Gue has taken hold
Of It. The publication will commence in
June, and il will occupy consecutive numbers
of the Fort Dodge Nortk-rest for three
months. Register.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-29

IHE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL roR JuxE.
contains Portraits of Hon. Solomon Foot
Thomas Jefferson, and Aaron Burr, with up.
wards OF twenty illustrations and sketches of
charactsrs also Practical Physiognomy, Love
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-29

Our SENIOR has vacated the sanctum left
this municipality gone out of this latitude,
skedaddled on Northern Line Packet, and
We expect next to hear from him at dialogue,
aud later at the more Northern port Of st.
Paul. He will doubtless angle for trout in
Minnesota brooks, gig salmon in Minnesota
lakes go boating on Lake Pepin, and if he
gets IL unusual frolicsome mood, take may
hap skif ride over the falls of St. Anthony.
We amt responsible for his extravagancies,
nor he for ours
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-29

CArfIs-ksssipts Of bsssss- have besn vssy
light to-day. The pens ase pretty vell ealled Of
prime grades and for this class there il An active
demand ct 64@7e; Common dull and lower.
HoG4ar dropping, and only prime finding
sale. Sales It S@9c.
SaEse-ls shsap, Il ~ 80 p head, shsAred |;
Is sheep, u - . bss1, shesYSa.
CALvRs-Market dull with sales foliovs:
calves; n 90 ~ y bead Z calves, st Us % p
head 7 calves, 1t tI7 90 per bead.
MILcH-cows-Market dull IT $50 to $40 p head.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-29

Gov. Srots was Ia ths city ovee Sabbath.
he LEFT yesterday morning for 81 Louis.
His speaking campaign opens in that State
shortly. His 6rst appointmentis, - believe,
at Macon City. We notice. that the Missouri
Butternnts ere rallying 70 route Gov. s.
Well, thsT rallied several times dnring tho
war to meet the Iowa boys, but always got
cleaned out The result viii be the same
this time. Gen. Blair, Rswlins and others in
Butternut employ win head the opposition.
Blair and the others have announced appoint-
ments to meet Gov. Stone.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-29

Crv Goods
20 TrtJape Of Sunaay Say..

The Chicago TrtJaRe Of Sunday SAYS
The Dry Goods Market is excited, and prices
are higher, owing to tue advance in gold and cot
ton. There is active demand for Prints, which
are q. 1Ic hfgher--closng Grm a. the advance
Brown sheetings are excited and * higher on
standard. with pToportionate advance com
mon makes. Fine Brown il scarce and &c
higher. corse, Jeans have advanced L. Stripes,
Ticks Denims and Checks are in good demand
aud frner with a iii ght advance on some makes.
Rleached goods arm. with advance of 2 a
2!c some of the leading brands Cam5rics are
firm. Cotton yarn is firm. with upward ten
dency. There is mare activities in woollens, in
view Of the recent advance in the raw material,
and buyers laying in their full stocks.
There is more frmness in foreign goods, owing to
the advance in gold, and desirable styles Of
French and English goods command outside
prices. Trade in al departments is is quite actiyA
~ many Who Asys bean holding OF, arc nov
buying quite freely.
NEW YoRK, May -.
Many styles Of domestic goods are scarce and
hard to find, and i, looks as though present prices
would be sustained.
Brown sheetings-PaciGc extra. 24c; do E, zoe;
do II, 23Ac; Atlantic A, z2ie; Amoskeag, 734c;
Atlantic D, 2lc; d. E, zoe: Indian Head, 234c; La
conia B, 21e: do II, 2slc; Nashau extra, Gle;
Nsumkeak A, 23c: Newmerket A, a3o; Shannon
afis a, 1'c, W y. ~-3c, -ueuWUt, <LG, EtftA e,
22lc; do N. 20c; Wachusstt, 234c.
Bleached sheetings and Shirtings-Androscog
gin. 3lc; BaItlett's, 2sic; do 24e; do 2lc: Bates
IN 3sc; do BIB, Csc: Bay Mills, 35c; Black stone,
274c; Greene Manufacturing Company, 70c; Har-
ris, No. !, acc; James, sec; Lonsdaie, Manville
Company, &c. Masonville, SIC; New York Mills,
45c; Tuscarora, 35c.
Tickings-Amoskeag AC A. 60c; Conestoga C
C A, 500: do A A 55c; Methurn A A, 52i Omega B,
4oe; Pemoerton 4 !, 45e; Prescott, SAFE; Star
Whittenden A. 45c; York, 3o-ineh 45c; do 32-insh,
Sc.