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Monetary Affairs
By telegram.

By Telegraph New YoRk, Feb. 5.
Wall street is depressed to-day, and among the
of this feeling, is the less favorable inter
probation given to the Bank statement.
Gold is weaker and deliveries are more freely
made.
The loan market Is rather more active but there
is little business doing and the rate is at six with
exceptional transactions at Eve per cent
Commercial papers is duh ! to $40 for prime
The stock market is extremely feverish and the
disposition is to lower prices on railroad shares.
Government stocks So firm, 5-20s and
1o-40s being held for higher prices.
The stock morkct opened extremely dull The
entries at the regular boardthis forenoon amount
cd to about II 100 shares. The Finance bill hang,
- dead Weight upon the market. Wan street
is just now commsasips - anticipate the ess4s Of
Of Mr.. McCuiloch's nesssss, and although that
cause may break the force ofthe ultigsae spd iuey
liable crash, yet itmust produce hsnceforth vesk
and steadily declining market and : general star-
nation Of business. The bank statement exhibits
eeontinued departure from the go latsly preys
lent The ioanssre still increasing simultaneously
With decrease in deposits and legal tenders. The
deposits show reduction of over -four millions and
the legal tenders Of eus aad half millions. vh;ch
Is compensated for BY An increase Of 482S,357 in
circulation. Tho large drain Of specie for customs
has produced further decline of h. 100 2s5 In this
class Of deposits The increase in loans i nroh.-
bly, largely due to the deposits made in the rub
Treasury previous to the reduction Of the rate Of
interest TO per cent.
Moneys dull. There is comparatively little
inquiry for paper, and baysss are unusually reluc
tsnt to take any except the most able saues.
This disposition, II maintained, will indsce the
granting OF credits during the spring business.
aaa deserves the prompt oensidsratiou Of me,-
chants. "s
Foreign exchange IL quiet, and Il quoted II Iea
Comnereial sterling u still in excess Of deuana
and prices are - weak - last week.
deA sentissN very sseiss nd scarce, the ~
on leaas bsiss to lSe psr day. The Only ssasid-
ss.ssea that prevents . rise il tie u6nisn
= - saePesiftea tAaa to Ssbtreassy nss9 49,
.ss.s.o |" - Soaa sPoat1 nas4s&
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Dry Goods.

Dry Goods.
NEW YoRk, Feb. 3.
heavy receipts Of Dry Goods ber;n n
rome apprehension, and already n l. f..,sd :.
some quarters that the imports win he n ..N "
ne consamptive demand during the sprine IT,. VI
are considerable arrivals Of plain Eneli,S .,..a.
fabrics, and they likely to come mors in 60.
t.tion with New England goods than ever 49,.
The following are the quotations from thu NJ
doods Exchange: D''
23c; Boot H, Die ~ -.'A'
a. nooP skirts-Aeyer's IXL, II inch tape,. 70 N
csc to 81 L. -pe'' ~ ;" ~ scoops,
Daescncd Shirtings-Wamsutta. a. in a..
port, 27c. S' Ns"0ury-
Prints.Merrimac W, 25c: spraxu.... .7.,. VI.
=. De'anes-Hsnilton Wooden Co., PC. H.-,,...
Manufacturing Co., Use. A'''oa
Singhams-MaBchester &c; Glaseov -.
brown Drills-Stark H. we; Wintkron %.
Corset Jeans-Naumkeae, sc: Boz 81.
canton Observation-Disclosures A sel..
ton c szAc, A. ago; Psmber-
=. iicks-Anoskeag. A C A, SOC. Amo... .
a7ic; Amosksag B, SIZE. o'Ases a.
ny, gee. wv A"sfsean, Soc; Alba
ron Brown, Sic sc; war
os'''nsr''-r.rnsn and Mechanics, "a.
cGrcAeo, Feb. Z.
w Seed' marriott, daring IL 49, ~
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In late English paper the following summary
of the o6seial statistics Of the British iron trade
during the past year II given:
The great advance in the value Of iron in 1855
forms an important feature in our commercial his
tory. Production has increased, the demand for
homo use and export has besn somewhat active,
and even per cent. bank rate has not prevented
Scotch pig iron from advancing to SIS per ton.
The production of iron in Scotland last year was
l,135 900 TONS being an increase Of 1000 tons a.
compared with 1854. The particulars are As fol-
lows:
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"GRorSp Hoo" has asserted himself Sun
shine and consequent sight of his shadow
upon the second drove the porcine into his
underground retreat, and summoned the
North wind from its Arctic home, and mar
ahaled the forces of sternest winter which in
vigor are upon us.
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II you want bargain, go to Curtis.

The TEMPERANCE PLATFORM is finely ap.
pearing temperance advocating journal, pub
lished at Des Moines, where it has been re-
moved from Dubuque. The Platform has
just entered upon its second volume. 1t is
edited by W. s. Peterson, late ofthe Dubuque
Times, which is proof conclusive that it will
be we'll conducted
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New Yerk C..,ie m.rket.

By Telegraph Nsw YoRK, Feb s.
Tofsys market opened quiet and dali and heavy with
supply Of 300 head Of cattle for SALE Of which
we're Of fair average grade but there number Of
cattle which were not wanted bat having goody
number Of bulocks c from last week they felt no
deposition to operate and until very late hour
could any business be Effected Hoers report decline
of &c. Prices ranged from ll0I7 with few a, I7olsc
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The stock on hand il now $50, 900 tons, or about
100 900 tons less than 1t At the close Of 1864
This great decrease indicates much heathinesa in
the trade, and in measure accounts for the rise in
prices during the past year. In England the trans
actions in metals generally have been extensive
The qsntstions have, consequently steadily i'm
proved, although the importations from abroad
have been on liberal scale, Returns from the
United Kingdom give the annexed arrivals during
the frst eleven months, rs compared with 1858
and 1894.
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"EAr'-fbey are certainly the most vaIuabl.
TOME and grateful stimuisnt beverage ever pro-
auced One trial viii satisfy the mos. skeptea,
ify tnem and you viii never be without them
lucy should be upon every side board in the
country. We'll. wHAr7 Why, Pinkertop's wahoo
ana Caisaya Bitters, of course. What .,.e oon,a
IL be- We would like to know, Feb ldox
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MARTIN F. TuPrER, of s.Proverbial Philos-
ophy' fame, has perpetrated recent prose
vorks-sll in the domain of fiction. They are
"The Crock Of Gold, 1.-The Twins" and
Heart"
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Qua enterprising friend, Captain Bridges,
whose public spirit and accommo dating dis
position have gained for him q large trade, is
now enlarging his former handsomely ar
ranged establishment, by making an arch
door through to the adjoining room, which,
when completed, will give him the largest and
most tastefully arranged jewelry establish
ment west of the Mississippi river.
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MAsoSIc.-There will be special commu.
nication of Eagle Lodge, No. IL, A. F. IA.
N. to- night Work an the third decree.
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Weekly Bank Statement.


NV YoRK, Feb. 5.
The following are the prices Of Mining Stocks at tbs
Board in Bo.ton to-day:
Central s91< Copper Pals 26sk Franklin ST. Hancock
IA; Isle Royal Ia; Minnesota H. Quincy So; Wa
verify Z; Bay State 7; Boston Water Power 2s16
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EVERY housekeeper who studies ECONOMY.
should attend Bostwick 4 Co.'S great clear.
ancs sale. Their Dress Goods, Cassimeres.
Blankets, fancy FIannels, &C., especially are
De SOLD at old time prices. f-fri-tue-2-s
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During the fiscal year 1858 the tax vas uni
formly twenty cents per gallon. For The fiscal
year 1854, the tax was twenty cents until March
7th, after which which it WITS sixty eents From
July l. 1854, until January l, 1855, il was 81 SO
per gallon, and afterwards 81. or the receipts
from excise distilled spirits for the year 1866,
50, S62,153 or nearly one-fourth Of the whole
amount, was from spirits previously bonded, sud
paying the former rates of twenty and sixty cents
per gallon.
The average taxable production of distilled
spirits per year, from September !, 1852, to june
30, 1895, As returned to the Department, was 40
537.s7I gallons.
The saoupt Of distilled spirits produced in the
country during ths year 1880. was in excess of
ninety millions of gstians, The amount at pres
ent required to meet the coasn9ption of the coun-
try, under the influence Of the high rate of taxa
ton imposed upon this article, is estimated By the
commission at from forty two to forty ave mil
lions of gallons: and with the eoptinuance of the
present rate of excise, they have NO reason to
believe that this amount will, for some years TO
come, be either largely increased or diminished
OF the amount at present required to supply the
consumption of the country, the Commission esti-
mate that probably about $4,000, 600 of gallons
are required for drinking purposes, leaving from
100000 to 6,000 600 gallons for industrial uses
This estimate does not include the amount of
spirits exported, from which. by reason of the
drawbacks, no revenue aecrues. The largest
ding to the official returns, exceeded 5000 900
gallons.
In regard TO the rate of tax to be mpossd upon
spiriitous or distilled liquors, the Commission AZ.
unanimously of the opinion that the present rate
OF two dollars per gallon is in excess of the
proper revenue standard, and that reduction will
be for the interests of both the revenue and the
country.
The reasons which have led to this concIusion
are presented in detail in the Especial Report
tNo. 81 on Distilled Spirits" to which the Com
mission would respectfully ask attention. They
accordingly recommend that the rate of tar on
distilled spirits be reduced to one dollar per
gallon.
TOBACCO.
In respect to tobacco, the Commission. ns the
result Of their Investigations, are unanimously Of
the opinion that the tax should not be laid upon
Leaf The Commission, from lack of time. are NOT
nov able to report specially on this subject. but
wil do 30 at the earliest practicable moment
The following tables show the amount Of reve-
nue. derived from cigars and cheroots, chewing
and smoking tobacco, and snuff for the several
fiscal years since the internal revenue system has
been in operation
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BY rsiegrsPA.i $50 yesk. Feb. 8.
Colt .n-Dail and nominal II ~ t,s m.dciip
flour-Ls., srfi,.s sohs Is for .xus 80 ass 70,
common to good shipping brands Exfrs r. H. O. ana
3 ,edlo IS E,r res,. Br.pas
Nhhkv-pu,l and pouin., =, raAa "a
Gr>;.- WHOA, on nd 10, q 5000. ~.,h -, -
I IS In store Rye dau BARLEY and s.yt., Nal, su,,
$50 ..Sr...s1 ~. ~ ua.
~ -. - X - =
~ = :. ~ '.' '. - oA's ~ 4
- ~ ssna GO.
9o'e'' ~ pv"lnso ~ NsfDiS1f
-, -
~ 80 -" " 10 A'&s's' aas's
:. '0' " ''f' s'' s'Ssis
- -,
ss eeN's ea- q -
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Ths aggregate supplies Of metal received in 1865
we're about equal to 1854; that, with an i'm
proved demand, those aov en- hand are very mod
crate for tho time Of the year
The extent of the demand for metals for expoTt
purposes is shown in the snnexed e0mpArison:
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We clip The fOlievias hen the New York Indepty
dent offept 2sth:
This Con pany Organized In Is4s on the mp,rs'
system, With the vel hnown advantage Of furniskiye
insurance a. its setpa cost the Of it, trsi
IL 10 tbe larsrst life insnrspce conpsny IN IT..
country, and with the exception of on German cen
pAny thu srgr~t In the world Its accum lated ca;itr
nearly tl1eolno IL has paid since its oeHBiz~ticr
over 0 so 10 The families ard editors OF d-crase<
menbers aud has refunded s. eou go 10 pciicy
holders IN drid~bds saIpus premiums Its press III
surplus nver - Ga 80, from Which the annual divi
d-nd Will be dee AIRED lat OF FeB. The uumber
Of policies issu-d during he $50. Its snrua
ncUDe over Ss.ooeo p~r yrar its ceip,s int.s
est alone being half . million which more tina,
psta IL insses for the year ending st los,
FROM these 1gurss notion may be obtained Of the
lmfnsnse sgsaness ooe by the company and Of the
ssntAxes oD~Frd TO insurcsa. Fsex wills be
tou nd in adv trtisement 10 anohsr column OF the
adysntAEs Of life 10 scarcely aecsaary &c
thne ~ this DAY Lord Chancellor ~ ndh
reusrh, that no man With dependent family 10 free
from repvoach II his ii~ insured not too strong
The duty OF insurance being ADMITTED the next thing IL
70 and safe and cheap company; and rhs Oonn-cticu
Mutual IL both "
H. rrs- Ercx 10 the axeutfor this popular comp.n,
il this civ. orts
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. ).
Tobscco-Active and firm ut 81 2o@2e IS.
Flour-Firm- Double extra At s.; choice don
BILE extra at $40; treble extra Mt $ll 50.
Grain-W heat-Rair fallat 81 30. Barley firm
at 81 40 for choice; 81 As for spring. Ryefrm at
5sc. Corn active; white and yellow at 500; mixed
and white Tic; choice white 73c-closed At Csc for
mixed and IS to 66c for yellow, and s. to zoe for
white. Oats steady 1t Ale for choice.
Whisky-Dull and lower, at - p to 2 23&.
Pork dull; mess at $2s SO. Lard
unchanged at Is to lie.
Sorghum-Saics At 40 to 45c.
Butter-Stricty choice roll, in extra order, was
sold at SOC per Id.
Tallow-Sae at l1ic per Id.
Poultry-Sales day dressed turkeys At zoe
per ID; dressed chickens at s. 50 per dozen; 90
dozen rabbits at 81 IS, and . lot Of quails and
prairie chickens at So per dozen, round.
Beans-Par white sold at 81 80 per bushe,
with the sacks,
Potatoes-Sales peach bisws, ut SOC per bushel;
prime mixed at 81 so, and peaehbiows st 50 30
per barrel.
Hdes-Buyers generally paping l4ic for sint.
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financial AIS Gsnu.ertial.


DAILY aArs CRY ovv,cs,l
Feb. 5. 1856.
GRAIN.
wmAr--Bsst old Fan st - o., Ne. 4 Fan
new, 81 rs; No. DO from u 90 to 50; No.
Spring, old, 81 90; No. do, new, SOC; No. 2, 90,
Zoe.
CoRs-Prices are steady It - tosse per bushsi
RYE-From $50 TO 40 per bush.
BARLry-25 To Soc per bush.
OArs-From ~ to 35c per bush.
FLOUR.
Imperial Mills. 81, = in ssl' 80 y g % in :t'
Pearl I" 10 90 ~ 70
Iowa /" so SO
Jessamine 725 90
RrcxwrrAr FLouR- Choice, IS per 100 lbs.
Com MEAL-$l 20 per 100 lbs.
sUNDRIES.
BurrrR-Packers are paying but Zoe to 22c
for choice. Retail dealers pay Is to 37c.
Eeas-Heavy dealers offered from Is to lSs Per
dozen.
Hoes So 80 to 90 100 lbs net.
GREEN AprLEs-From 81 IS to 2 90 per bush.
PorAroEs-Choice so to Toe per bush.
LARp-From Is to l8c per ID.
BAcos-Clear sides zoe per ID.
CHIcKRss-Dressed$ 81 IS to 5 90 per dozen.
TuakRYs-Dressed from 10 to l22c per ID.
| SoRaHuN-Choce article will sell from 50 to
| 40c per gal.
| BRHswAx-33 to 35c per ID.
| RAGS to &c per 10.
| TALLow-In barrels, 10&c loose 9.
| HpEs-Green, 5ic do. salted, Gle; dry Aint,
l2lc.
FEArHKes-Cemmon to good, 40 to soc per Id.
| WooL-Tub- washed 45 to soc; deece-washed IS
| to Acc; unwashed OF.
| Woop-From 81 to IS.
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HOUSE "AsTEp.-By small family With
Su' eh''u'en' ANY person having small
oouse 10 rent IN u respectable neighborhood
can ma permanent and puuctual paving
tenant by applying at this Office.
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SEVERAL good bottom and INLAND c,s
'of save cheap on reasonable time. ENQUIRE
Of II. STRONG. 90 ~
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A THE PUBLIC DEBT.

The following is detailed statement Of the
public debt of the United States, in round
numbers, on the LIST OF February, 1866:
prsr BEARING COIN rsrxnnr
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II you want dry goods below cost, 90 to
Curtis.
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GEE woman in another column picking Sam.
burg Grapes for SPskR's wux. 1t 10 An .ar;r.
Die article, used in hospitals and BY the ar,t c,...
families In Paris, London, and New York, in pref.
erence to old Port Wine. 1t 10 worth t,;,, ava
gives great satisfaction. o.,
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A coLoRED lodge of Good Templars has
been organized in Chicago.
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AN enlightened dweller in the county of
Davis, has become satisfied that Black Repu.
blican literature isn't just the political pabu-
ium for his digestion. He writes TO the edi
tors of the Guard thus:
oak springs jan 9th 1866
Mr. Jones q weaver gents | wish you to
stop my paper for will not take it from the
once ennymore l don't want the black gard
emmy More. ROBBERS
de will continue to vote the democratic
ticket.
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DIOR SALE-84n acres of Lama aoo

EOR SALE.-84O acres of Land, 200 in
Il cultivation, 100 In tiabvr-nearly al under fesoa
With twostosy Frame Dwelling containing eight ruoms
good cstern fhtee wells and lvit stfeAm OF .stsr
through The pises Good orchard and frame Bar 20 by
% feet This farm 10 situated i've miles North OF ths
e Mones Valley Railroad At ou.parte In Van Burro
county. Iowa. aud h Of the beat farms In that Sec
ton Of the state and will be sold for per acre half
down. and the bsapcs time With Per cent interest
For further Information call WILLIAM WRIGHT
on the place, or ii. b. TEN-RyCG
nov2o Real Estate Ag, Mt, Keckuk
tSOR sALh-Lots aud g. in block 1884, on Fulton
street, between Eleventh aud Twelfth street. price
600 each Also, lot T. block S. In Kil,ournes DID,
ton to keokuk Price $3.50. Titles good or no sale
Enquire Of ljan'l H.B. rEN-RYCK.
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ALL SPEAK WILL of DR.. C. T. Snsrc.~,. -
grant odouseiaine fer the teeth w.r..,.a =.
g.. -ea'' makes peariy white teeth, puri-
.ae OreA'a' ana Is all We claim, the purest and
most fragrantly 'centiy dentrido. ever os.r.a -
'as pubic, For sale by Wilkinson B.rt,.,, ..s
AL druggists ana
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Hogs.

From the st. Louis Democrat Of the I'D
Receipts light and market firm. Sales since
last of 500 to 800 head at s. 1902 for light, and
50 % and upwards for heavy and extra heavy,
including lot of $50 head extra heavy on private
terms.
In Cincinnati on the Sd the Hog market vas
quiet holders as sed sl2. No buyers over &ll rs
for city dressed, and Sll 259ll SO for live. Re-
ceipts 1900 hogs.
From the Chicago Tribune Of the 4th.
The receipts of hogs this week have been heavy,
receipts during the past month, are disappointed
Within the past twenty four hours, however, theJ
have been more cheerful, owing to future expec-
tations" with regard to The supply Of hogs Re
ported advices from the interior you'd seem to
indicate the crop is beginning to tsil 0pt" bnt
the wise heads that they afraid Of the
body of the crop-"it is the length of the tall
that troubles them. They thinking of the
large crop of corn-the low price of the article
the rspdty with which hogs can be fattened-and
the inducements held out By present prices Of hogs
and hog product, compared with the prices of
corn, to raise as much stock possible These
are the considerations which deter operators in
Hog Product, from investing freely, Hence the
present stagnant position Of the Provision trade
at the East, and the Discrimination of spectators
to having anything to do with the market.
We quote the market at the following range:
Extra hogs ou(1s 10
Prime Hogs. -..........................-2 30@9 30
Fair Hogs. 1902 Is
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OF the various sources Of revenue included un-
der the internal revenue, that Of distilled spirits
rapks first in Importance. The amount of rev enue
derived from this for the several fiscal years
during vhish the Internal revenue laws have been
in operation, 10 ~ follows;
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eoLpIERs--Soldiers who have served in the
armies OF the Union, children, mothers, everybody
that has got bad Cold, Group, whoopine Cough.
VI" troubled with any throat or lung complaints,
we ADVISE you to use Goes Cough Balsam, the
cheapest and best cough preparation in the world.
And when you have the Dyspepsia, or are trou-
DIED with constipstion-the great cause of ILL
heaith--or any trouble of the stomach or bowel.
nse Goes Dyspepsia Cure immediately.
feb6-d-tue-thu-sat-rIt
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in this eisy oct6
INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses and
Il Household Furniture cab t~ effected w the Esxa IN
sxra~es 0o-pasy Of Hartford Hom< hsnrane, cfmpamy
New ot and othsr FsArous ie stock oompsu 20 rem
to ave 81 rates ngfns from 20 cents 10 TX
pr cent the $50 Tor TIE whoe fire or a
Information on Insuranee call the nBAer~s ned wbc
give better Indemnity than be -four At 9th
agency In this section. (decssl Ii B. rkS-EYcK.
ES0R sALE-The Forth half Of the dontI. brick
dseiiing house, on the corner Of Ninth and Fulton
streets containing eishf nine rooms With doubi.
This prope u 10 located in very desirable
and pleasant part OF the city Prcs $3.50 essh ii sold
soon Title good or no sale Enquire Of
janle HB TRS-EYCK
ECoR sALE-Los l. and 20 feet Of Lot 4 10 Block leo
situated on the OF seventh and Orieap. .ts
These lots covered with fruit everKr en- ADD
ruamfntal rces together with nne growth OF shade
trees on the and large eiss.rn the back
part OF the lot, and really the finest building lots
quir.of lj.o,ei RB rEN-srck.
EOR SALE.-A business Lot an Main
street between ith aod sth. North side ON which
IL two story brick Store Building % by so feet mi,
psoperty offered for few days st the very lov pric.
nov25 h. TKH-KYcK
EOR SALE-The House and Land nov
ccc.pisA by Charlie Ivins, on the blsG t~o mile.
I'D half shove ksekuk-3e acr<s Of lasd, Is under
high state Of and well fenced Pine growth
OF fruit trees SMALL frvits and grapes, brick house con
tanning roorns, good esinr cstein an! out ho-ses
desirable country rssiderce. Possession the Arssof O.
tober tispsrfeeti xesnirsc Of
ssGs H. , TRu-RYcK
kH0R eALE-Tha very nice residence formerly occu.
T. pied BY I. h. Allyn, on Blondcaa street between
Third and Fourth streets Price s. 500 Also two
lots on Franklin street opposite the residence Of j.
Asss Price 81 ,oo0 Title god or sale Esquise Of
ian6 FWW 1yTsu
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IHk CLOSING SALE of marked dov,
stock is still progressing with undated v;,or
81 the one price New FORK Store. o0clost,
marked down to half price; 5000 fast colored
rr,n''' at ~ cents yard 200 pieces Elan
nels, marked down to panic prices; soo 49,
pants Delaines, at % cents yard GOO x.,a.
French Th'bet Cloth, double, with . dsc;a.d
bargain, at ~ cents yard, importer. rr;o..
~ cents. We are selling . super;o, hn.-
handkerchief for rs cents-last ve.r'. ,r;...
% cents; lo-il all wool Blankets, very heavv
slsnt dollars pair. Several large .do.bl.
onawis at SIX dollars each. We are determines
!" close out our winter goods without
re'ere9ce TO cost, to prepare for . vieorou.
spring campaign.
The public most emph.tically acknowledge
the One Price New York 1.-THE chez, .,or. -
Keokuk." M. G..o,
10. Nos. 8 and s, Estes HOUSE.
- N-e~ss~ "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-06

As whisky and tobacco are two articles upon
which there il . hssvy tax, give some extract.
from the report Of the Revenue Commission there
on, to which careful attention is directed.