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Lei est la Grocerie.

m ES sonssignes ont fhonneur damon.
~ Ger leurs amis ct au public en- &c.
neral quils ont etabli une Groc~rie dams
la maison en- face de l'ateIer de nj. Gibbs,
encoignure Bellevue et de la Cour. a 0pe.
Iousas, ou lis auront touionrs en- main I'M
assortment complet de Groceries fraiches
telles que
Fariae, Jambon, Pore, Epaules ct Plats-
Goes fumes, Riz, Saxon, Pommes de
.terre, Eeres, Pois, Sardtaes, Homards,
! Fromages, Sci, Morue, Maguereanr,
Macaroai, Vermicrlie, Huite d'oiive,
Chocolat, Hhitres en- conserues. GeI6e,
Raisan, Bonbons, Vins rouge. blame de
Madere ct de Porto, Bsere. Whiskey,
Cognacs. Liqueurs de toute sorte dc
Leurs prix seront tonjours aussi mode.
res que les circumstances lie permettront,
pour du compliant.
FERAY e. RAULIN.
Opelousas 10 Mars 1866. If
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st. Landry 10 Mars 1866
$3.50 de reComDenso.

fss>a~ Ii d etc v"Ie de l'nabrta'ron dn
-12s son>sigde, PIES du Pont Breau Isl.
AarI'n), dams la mutt dn 81 Janvler der.
nler, un EiaIon conI.ur Dal, de 4 ans en-
Mars proclaim, elegant, ayant Il queue
tres l"nsne ct tres 6pais>e. la erin ere tre>
epa'sse, malS pas tres !nnsle, fertemeni
conslrnlt, ct n,arqne >lr Fepal!p gauche
len pies a'nsl & Une recompen>e de
Slo0 sera pavee pour >a ilvralson.
Ii egal"ment Gte voiG de chez NJ F.
Pradnn, du meme vo>nage, un chcvaI dt.
Buggy, couleur bai tonce. Tine recon
pense d" $50 Sera payee pour 81 'vFais"n.
AdTesser au soussgne, a la poste du
Pont Breau.
OLIVIER BROTSSARD.
st. Martin 10 Fevr!er 1866. 35-li
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THEO. G.. LITTELL.

NOTAIRE PUBLIC ET ENCAN.
~ TEUR dams ct pour la Paroisse St.
Landry. s'occupera promptement ct en- tout
temps des affuires qui lui scront confecs,
Aussi, CONNIE agent ct Marchand Com
missiounaire ct agent de change, tiendra
avec soin en- regi~tre descriptif pour la ven.
te ct lie fermage habitatious, ct aussi pour
la vente DIES prodnits, marchandises &c.
Bureau a Opelousas. eneoignure Main
ct Landry, aa nragasin de Nj haler, bijou.
tier. II Few. 1866 3m
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B Nous ne nous plaignons pas soavent; mais
aujourdhui nous devons meier nos plalntes a
eeiles que nous eutendons tout autour de nous
La Poste! la Poste! Quelle boutique bancale,
que cette institution. Ellie ne vaut decidement
pas la poste confederee. Rendezvous la poste
rebelle. Tout clocbe, tout boite. ct on dirat que
des que vous avez affaire quelqu'un de la poste
il y du disagreement en- perspective. Nous n a.
vons reeu,. depuis plus de trois mois, en- fat de
journaux franeais de la Nouvelle Orleans. que
L L'Abeille, encore ne nous parvient-elle plus de-
puis quelques semaines; cest sans doute depuis
qn'ou pu Ia ,decouvrir qu'on nous l'escamote
dams quelsue bureau de poste. ST ellie pouvait
done piquer lie voieur ct l'enher de son venin.
Pour nous, on dirsit que nous recevons toujours
nos journaux apres les autres. Ainsi, chacun
drs dates recentes, ct nous seuls 'avons que des
rieilles dates.
o Ia Poste ct les Post Masters!
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~ L'election des officers munlcipaux de Ia
Nonvelle Orleans aura lieu Lundi proclaim
Parm les candidats pour Marie, Sc trouve si. j
o. Nixon. editeur du Crescent, ct Pun des Colo
nels de l'armee eonfederee
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A VENDRE.

a VENUkE.
TINE BELLE HABITATION, situee Pla
~ quemime Bgulsr. mrsnrant 1888 acres de
terre. don't 100 hoises, ct 500 entoures
les ameiioratinns consistent Ell une excellprtp
maison. de residence ct autres dependancrs; lp
tont en- excellent ordre
Pour les partruartes. sadresser an soussgne
GU joel II. Sandoz, OpeIousas. Lne.
A. II. GRADENIGO.
Decembre 1863 25-tf
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ECelui qui ne benefcie pas lie monde
par sa vie, lie benefcie par sa mort
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ON DEMANDE $4,000

TMMED1ATENlENT. en- erharge du plus
i grand ct du plus bel assortment de eErogucs
mediraments, medicines patentees, prutur,s.
huiies DC. de- cett. Parnissr
L'ass''rti:nent ri des>ns Went d'etre recn, ct
sera vtndu pour du compliant aux pr.x de la Non
vee Orleans.
E. BOUCHEZ
..... A IN Pharn"cie dc Washington.
Washington 9 Septrunbrr 1865. I3f
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Succession dame T.. l.. Raulin

Succession dame T.. L. Raulin.
n Es acquereurs la vente des biens de
o la succession de feu dame J.. Lodoiska
Raulin. Veuve decedee de feu f. De Cour-
son, sont mformes que lie Ter ct lie I'd pale.
ments sont dds, ct que lie dernier echerra
en- Mai proclaim, etqu' a moins que les pale
ments dus ne soient fats sans delai, au do
micile de Marcel Daire, 8 Vile Plate, lis
seront poursuivis pardevant la prochaine
Cour de District
A. DARDEAU,
Administrator.
St. Landry 10 Mars 1866 39-5t
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CONDITIONS LES proprietes fonceres
avec les ameIlnration., seront vendues
un. denx ct trois ans de credit, a compter
du jour de la vente. Les acqueretrs four
nissaDt lenrs Obligations avec caution soil.
daire satisfaction, avec interet a raison
de hult pour cent par an a compter de lie.
cheance; ct en- outre. les proprietes demeu
rant hypo'hequees a Ia succession pour as
surer lie paiement du principal ct des inte.
rets qui auront pm s'accroitre
Les efie's mubiliers seront vendus pour
du compliant.
WIN. NJ. JOHNSTON,
MARY l.. TEAL,
Tuteurs.
81 Feyrier 1865
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Bois de Charpente.

X snussigne annonce an public ct a
IL ses AIMS quill a retab'i son moulin d
scle sur lie Bayou Cour'abIean, pies du
du Port Barry, es quill est anjourd'huI
pret a rempIir les devils de b's de char.
pente qu'cn voudra ben hui confer.
Les capacities de son ~ nllh ct la guam
tite de troncs d'arbres don't il peut di>poser
mmediatement, hi per,nettront de scirr
lie .bois de queIque dimensions que I'on les
demande. CHS. CLOSE.
St. Landry. ii Nov. 1865. Oft.
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CheVal EpaYe.
dissolution de Societe.

*DissolutiOn de Societ6..
I ES Societies de commerce qui exxistaiens
IL ci-deyant sous la raison de Block, Firm.
berg e. Co ct sous celle de J. Bloch e. Co.
sont par les presentes dissoutes.
Tons ceux qui doivent q Tune on l'autre
de ces societies sont mstamntert prizes de
venir regler avec Bloch. Dupre h Co., 1
Opelonsas, ct ceux qui ont des reclamations
contre ees societies youdront bien les pre-.
senser aux menes.
BLOCH, FIRNBERG & Co.
j. BLOCH & Co.
Opeleusas II Fevrier 1866. 36tf
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"a Fevrier 1866
La Maladie Qui court.

La Maladie qui court,
(caractfrisfe par des bou'oas sur la peau.
ct par une forte demangeaisoa, sourent
ins"pporfoble, par tout ie corps)
NETTE MALADIE DE PEAIT, des
- plus contagi gieuses ct probablement
aussi ancienue que homme qu ellie a'teiut
sur tous les points de la terre OH il existe,
actuellement 81 deplorablement repandue
dams notre localite ct ailleurs, depuis la fit
de Ia guerre, peut etre tres facileufent ct
radicaIemeut guerie en- DEUx nEUREs EFT
DEMlE.
A Get effet, s'adresser a Opelousas, au
Dr<A HENRY, qni sen occupe deja tres
achievement, ct touj jours avec un success Ger.
tain.
Opelousas II Fevrier 1866. 36tf
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Advertisement a qui de droit.

Advertisement q qui de droit.
& >oa>SlgHe d"nne par les pre>ehtes ii.
IL Wis crux one celia peul cunce1uer,
qu'l ponrsnIvra scion toute Ia rlguenr des
lois, IS pers"nnes, qurIIes qu'ciIes soient,
lH dorenavant couperont du b"i> sur son
habltatlon de- Be!em"nt. tri devan, appar.
tenant an DR. George HIi!), dams la Pa.
rosSe 81. La dry.
..- D. p. G. HILL.
10 Fevrier 1865. 35-5t
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HD'apres les procedures de la Legislature.
relection des officers de Paroisse dot avoir lieu
le premier Lundi de Mai proclaim. LIE Gouver-
neur Wells ma pas encore lance sa proclamation
mais on a tout lieu de croire qu'elle ne Sc fera
mas longtemps attendre.
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Succession d'Edouard f.

DERNIER AVIS. 4
I ES acquereurs a la vcne des birns dc
IL la succession de feu Edeuarl FuyoIe,'
ainsi que les autres d6biteurs, sont avertis
pour la derniere fois que s'ils ne viennent
pas payer ce qu'iIs doivent entre les mains
du souSsig,,e, sa residence, pres de la
Joncton, dams les tr"n'e ionrs qui snivrot
la date du present avis, des pour>nites judi
cIaires seront immedatement iustituees
contre eux.
LOUIS KERLEGAND
St. Landry 10 Mars 1866 39-4t
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OP Ell O u g A s ::
sAMEDI matin, -: /: 10 MARS 1866.

rNous nous taisons un devoir de reproduire
auiourd'hui, en- franeais ct en- anglas, lie discours
du President johnson, on il fait sa profession de
fol relativement la reconstruction, ct ou IL re
pousse les menaces des radicanx du Nord, en- de-
FAINT leurs menses sourdes ct anti-republicaines.
On trouvera ce document la page lere.
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w. La mort Went d'enlever de notre commn-
naute, deux citoyens regrettables sous bien des
rapports.
NJ Richard Parrott, mort le 6, rage dc 26
ans, soutfiait depuis queques annees dune ma
ladie de poitrine, contre laquelle il luttait avec
une patience resignee. C'etait un jeune nomme
aui, par sa conduite droite ct honnete ct par ses
autres qualities, s'esait attire restime generate.
NJ Caleb L. Swayze mort lie z, rage de SO
ans, etait un des avocats les plus eminens de
notre barreau. II await etc successiveinent Re.
presentant ct Senateur la Legislature de rEtat.
Son jugement sain ct juste des hommes ct des
chooses, sa logique serree ct persuasive en- fasait
un ornement du barreau ct de la soeiete.
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We subjoin Che following extract from I
private letter Of . merchant in Great Britain
to friend in Cincinnati, published in the
Price Current of that city, which will doubt
less interest some of our readers. II 10 undel
date of Oct 20:
advanced here for the past four weeks, out o.
all possible calculation, whereby purchaser
are completely frightened; but yet, tneil
stocks have been thoroughly reduced, they
are compelled TO bny At each successive I'd
vance, willing o. unwilling. When or whers
the rise in prices 10 to end, cannot pretend
70 say, having been caused by damage done
our harvest, the amount Of which il Is diff
cult TO estimate. cannot form any idea oil
our requirements, but il would not surprise
me it there were yet reaction, - there must
be an immense amount of inferior and dam
aged grain waiting to get into condition prior
to being forced on the market, You may mol
have seen the estimate Of those who yearly
pronounce Judgment on the crops Of the coun.
try. Al al events | will rehearss L here.
The wheat crop il computed 70 be ten PEI
cent. worse than last year, and deteriorated ID
condition and quality besides. Posatoe,
twenty per cent. worse, on the average Of The
Urited Kingdom in England very bad il
ireland not 20 bad. Oats have turned oul
very inferior, have never seen more wretch
ed quality; some weigh only twenty -eish,
pounds per bnshel; the average nay - thir.
" or thirty-thrSe pounds ; ct orr mill, IN or.
binary years, thirty aeven TO thirty~eighi
pounds. Beans ars reported pretty we'll Cd
IN Englskd, hat want Of hest, q we'll O con.
stagt rains, must have told on them md ever
other crop but tnrnips, which, on the whole,
are about an average, alshosgh not 20 good
q expected, for the same reasons.
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Church DIRECTORY.

wKsTNINsrKR PRESBYTERIAN CHUxCH, 70. -
On seventh t-tweea Main and Diondeau SERVERS
every Sabbath, at u .. and p. M sabbath school
stSs m Prayer n-csink every Wednesday - X y. m.
@ CpAlo, Pastor
rxoHAEGs STREET ~ r CHURCH, On RxcAsase
stts,t, between Third md Fourth. Preceding every
Sabbath at II aud u p =. Bsb. afh schooi q
25S IN. Prayer meeting on Wsdnt sday evening".
Joas BuRosss. Pastor.
UNITED pkB8BYrBRfAN - eifth street between
Milan and 0ondsaA Services every Bat bath II n.
audi p.A. Sunday schoolak an.
FIRST DISCRIMINATORY High and Fourth
stre,ts. Services every sabbsth II and p n
espasy Schoolo Az. In CRIffsNnaN, Pa1fcr.
uNuARiAH OuURCa-Corssr nlsh and BoarsA
sreets. SERVICES every estbsaA ~ II .. \. osnday
echcoi 80. B. uAseAll, Pastos.
CHATHAM eQuARR ~ :. cnuRCH-C Corner ofse
snth and Noxss ssr--ts Preachine every sabbath 1t
II m. aud Z p. Sabbath school a. .. u Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday .venines
JoRx HAsHn, Pastor.
PIRsf BAPTIST CHUsCH-rhird street. betvees
Concert and High. sos day AehrcI ~ n. heaef
Ing ~ VI .. n. alsc at y p. Prayer meeting Wed
pssday 1t p. 1T. wissovrn Pastor
CONGREGATIONAL cHuRCH-Hiehstr~es between
rnh 80 Sixth Services every Sabbath II . - and
~. IA. sabbath School 1t p, -. Prayer meseina
90 Wednesday evenings. asosas faAcasa Anstsr.
Fl JOHNS EPIScOpAL cHuscH-nn sarosh street
tween Cosesst nnd uish. Services every sunday ct
il e'co . N. snd O'Clock p. Sabbath School q
sodseka =. ". b. Wocos. Motor.
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The Currency Bureau Of the Treasury
Department has burned ffty thousand dollars
Of the notes Of . National Bank in this city,
because the signatures oil the President and
Cashier were printed instead Of written. The
officers of the United States early introduced
the absurd custom Of using printed and
stamped signstures to important vouchers,
and are therefore ia . MEASURE responsible
for its adoption by outside barbsrians. There
are at this present time . great many Nation.
81 Bank notes in circulation which are with
out the required written signatures of the
proper Bank officers. In the days of the
State Bank system there were many curious
ways OF managing this signature business in
vogue. II was also considered very laborious
work to write one name large number OF
times. Some Bank Presidents we're in the
habit Of employing their sons and daughters
to do this drudgery. and We know Of one old
State Bank whose notes we're for many years
signed by the Presidents wife. 1t turned
out afterwards that she was in the habit OF
signing her husbands name TO oil that we're
sent to her, without any records at oil OF
amounts, marks or numbers. A large over
issue finally developed itself, very naturally,
and the cashier left the old lady to bear the
brunt of the difficulty. - Pittsburgh CONNER
rjoI
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flnantial snA Commercial.

The Montreal Fifaea Of the I'd inst. stat.s
that the Baat u Montreal has rseeivsa il, Art
batch Of legal tenders
The time for heldersef spirituons liquors to
lodge notice with Collector, and to havs their
stock iuspsctsd, sassed and marked, expired on
the ist inst, asd III iqsors or distilled spirits, no
matter who's nsAs Or whether tax has been paid
thereon or not, nov found without having been in.
sPectsd and aasksd, are liable 70 seizure.
--sine<shs 1t Of Jsasary last, lbrsy-e~, III
hoss " gallons " Pstrvlssn havs Ipss ,xso,t.a
frsa the Prinsipai pssss 4 ~ uss>1d ee..e.. /,
- sa.s period 10 1855 ~ assssa hfBie,s tnr,.
hssdred thsssaai gal,ses vsst sltvs,s. ~.
ssess an iasssasiss fsfsisa asnssl. - -, Z.
ssisrged hose prelsstss..
The qsaatity u rsassl III r,-.jyeS 49,. -.
ssessviss y fstssssss isv ~ ass2 -. 49,
JvssoesA toos, - lA3ss ~. 81 q, 1a.. -.
sssasg 5sas ~, in. sss.e@s ~. -.
a.lssst ssadsa dasiae ~ ~ ~ - - e1l1
osis, 81 = 6on1se ~, ~ ~. = ~ ~.
ysasstAss ~ s6llseGsav.x :. 800 sae.Es..
asssas = -, - y. D % q ~
-Avsiaaass ssAass - 80 I. !.
- sssasy, Hisssssi- 1hss - = tstA. = ~.
aaaGAaay 1asiasA, eAss - ~. tshssoipeA.a
- 9eanes 1ag ~ - - - sa,,su.a p
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PorAroEs IN MixxEsorA.-It has always
been considered the very depth Of poverty to
be compelled to eat ones potatoes without
salt, bat it looks nov - il q great many Of our
folks would, before spring, be reduced to the
still worse strait Of eating their salt without
potatoes. Between the bugs and the rot,
there il great scarcity of this staple article,
and they have brought high prices all the fall
fifty cents = bushei and more but during
the past week they have run up to from 81 to
that. I. is the generally expressed opinion
that there have mot been near enough raised
around here to supply the home demand, and
that before spring there will be none in mar
ket. With high priced -four. and scarsity
Of potatoes, God HAP the poor, the rich CO n
eat cake.-Rochester lNiHs., ios.
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EsrERTAISNESr.-Reme that unique
and extraordinary concert at the Atheneum,
on Monday and Tuesday nights, and the mat
inee on Tuesday afternoon. Here is an At,
traction. Those smallest Of all small speci-
mems of adult humanity, whose names are
known to everybody, Commodore Foote,
Miss Eliza Nestele and Colonel Small and
troupe will give an entertainment. Our Ke>
okuk public will doubtless be out in force.
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A LITTLE son Of JOIN NEIs csme very near
ly being killed last evening. He and some
other little boys were playing on the stree,
with shot gun, and while in the hands Of
another boy the gun was discharged, some Of
the shot striking little Master Neis in the face
but inAicting no very dangerous wound.
The full charge fortunately did not strike him.
He was taken to the Medical College Hospi.
tai and his wounds dressed. He viii get
along handsomely, but boys should be careful
in handling firearms. We think there is
grea. remissness in the general abandon with
which the city administration permit Gre
arms to Be used inside Of our corporate lin
its
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The public cistern on the corner Of Fourth
and Main streets has been undergoing some
repairs, and the Young America Company
with its steam engine was out last night and
filled said cistern from the one on Second
street. A large crowd gathered around the
engine, and IS We looked from our Office
window upon the busy machine below,
with its Kissing steam, its chatter of machine
~ and its smoke and sparks, we could no,
but feel that Keokuk was assuming Metro
politan airs.
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Sold BY all druggist, and erocers.

"WHY is it that 90 many American women
die at an age when they should be in the
prime OF life ~ il often asked. The
answer is easy. Household drudtery break
them down completely. The best way for
house-keepers 10 tighten their daily labor,
and thus prolong life, is TO use the "Eclectric
Cleanser 1t is without an equae.
Sold by all druggists.
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"WoNAs: she needs no eulSgium; she
speaks for herself!" vas the toast offered by
an enthusiastic individual, at . celebration.
The same sentiment might be verl appropri-
ately uttered in behalf Of the tEclectric
Cleanser" which is rapidly attaining No.
tionsl reputation.
Sold By all druggists and erocers.
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FoR removing spot. from painted walls,
the ..Cleanser'' canno. be equal I'D. Every
housewife who wishes to save labt and time
should keep it constantly on hah d. Every
bottle is worth its weight in Cleanser
which is better than gold.
Sold by AL druggists and grocerk.
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RExovEp.-Mr. s. Seibert has removed
his cigar and tobacco store 70 No. 80 Main
street, between Third and Fourth streets, in
in Geo. C. Anderson l. Co. new bank build
ing, where he will always keep we'll select
ed stock Of cigars and tobacco, equal to the
best, and At prices ~ low ~ the lowest, at
wholesale and retail.
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Sold by all druggists and groseFs.

CoxE one. come all, and invest . small
amount of capital in the great institution Of
the age. The Eclectic Cieansei' not only
removes all stains and dirt from the house,
bu, it clears the atmosphere of hol me, by re-
Iieving woman Of her greatest domestic bur-
Inps
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GooDs for men and boys wear at old gold
prices. Great slaughter Of Cassimeres. Cas-
simeres that sold last season at 81 so per
yard We now offer 1t 50 so and 80 90; 50 SO
Cassimeres for So Is per yard. Good all
Wool Cassimeres for 81 80 per yard. Go to
Bostwick L Co. and get bargains that will do
you good. (nov1l-2t&fn)
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The WHEAT Trade AT ROCHESTER, MIME
sorA.- Mr.. McGrath's books show that the
wheat received at this depot, from August
l6 to October %, reached the large figure oil
los, pa bushels. The bulk Of this has been
taken in since the middle of September. For
the last three weeks there has been an aver
age Of $1,000 bushels, received per week, to
say nothing of the quantity received at the
three mills and elsewher in this city. We
may fairly estimate the amount brought into
this city at ~, 900 bushels per week.
ester, Aian.,) Ped.
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IL you want White HAIR made beast9hl -
in youth, Gray Hair perfectly restored, .
Dandruf head perfectly cleaned, loose hair
made fastuse DR.. TrBsEr's Physiologica
Regeneration. kerr / FuLLER, Agents.
Sold BY oil Druggists. fri sun wed
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SPECIAL communication Of Hardin Lodge
on Monday evening, 18th inst. Work on the
Third degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-11

Go TO BosrwIck Co., for the cheapest
lot Of fine Dress Goods ever offered in this
market French Merino at IS cents, - good
~ any 81 % Merinos in this city. Finer
goods ~ low in proportion.
fnov1l .2tkthural
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-11

THEaE are 70 Be fifteen or twenty colorsd
persons bapsissd 1t the river to-day between
10 and ii o'clock. In the colored Baptist
Church Of this place there has been revival
Of religion in progress for several weeks, and
hence the large number that are 70 receive
the baptismal rites.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-11-11

No we'll regulated household should Be
without the ECLECTIC Cleanser Is it is in.
valuable for its cleansing propertif s-making
the usual household drudgeiy d .hing but
sport.
Cold by all dru1pists and Rroeefr