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Prospects II the south,
he Editor of the N. r. Tribune.

Prospects eH the South.
To the Editor Of the N. r Tribune,
Sir: ! have just returned from +. tour
through six of the former Slave States-Flor.
ida, Georgia, North and South Carolina
Virginia, and Maryland, and it was NV for,
tune to converse with many planters and nro.
fessional men, and from what l could gather
there will not be more than one-half q crop
of any kind planted. Although the freed.
men are willing to work, they have 30 strayed
about u IS difficult for any of the planters to
get such help.as they need; many live on is
lands, away from regular Communications,
ana entirely without means to get there, and
the freedmens know nothing about promises:
but give him bacon and corn and he will work:
but give him piece of paper, promising to
pay, and he does not understand it. and the
planter has to give him support, which he
has, IN most cases, only sufficient for himself
Where is appetizer evil, that if he hires ene
or more he is obliged to have his (the freed
man 81 family. or families, which entails or.
pense on the planter, and a. . general thing
many cannot earn enough for their own snne
port, and when their time has expired vb;rh
they hired for, they are in debt for their ser.
vices. 0' scr
found some il Florida thaa win not b,va
a freedman TO work for them; fhey lave white
men, and say they win do . much "a thew
can with them, and Hust to smother wears
yield; others feel very sore, and are as much
rebel at heart - ever; they ny they are whip
ped but not conquered. but q psesent are
p p ~ IN yesterday , isnne Of the
returned from Charleston. and Is 7Ssra vara
any rebels there .she could-noe iind Dem. -
, |, can egly ~ that IL he I'D - IN mo
he could have f0Ipd lnarvE MI ~ IL he
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of lumber is now resching this city. II is stated
that in the pool at Bethlehem. Clarion County,
there are now lying . no less number than 6vs
hundred lumber rafss dsstined for PittsbargA. snd
that so completely is Red Bank Greek, in JeIer-
son and Clarion Counties, filed with RATS, that
one can walk from Bethlehem to Brookvile, .
distance Of about fifteen miles, without having
occasion to step oG the RATS IT any point.
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M = 3 . Il I q.

gUo1an lSo4Ge H. l1-Holds it, r. gully nssGpe
the Arm Tuesday evening or before full NOON in ssch
AAJnaa Le19s Ne. 1o~H ssas - rsxsasl
noBthiy nsstng the hrst Monday evening In eect
month.
Masenie Hall-Corner Seventh and Maln streets
Gate City Regal Arch Chapter He. -
Hold ~ regular meeting tha Arss Friday &Senpg Il
PuevinC, oaDeSI Ne. U-HoIasfts reu1aiar nss&
ing the second friday evening in each MONTH
Danase1s CNnnanAeFy ~ Knight
TenplafD 10. 8-Hosds coneaavso sveSt Wednes
day even n ~ DIN ar1 tassreeai04
Hall In Court Woase-On Fifth street.
aux&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

New YRoK, DRr GooDs EXCHANGE April 10
There il ~ pasticalAr change ts-dsy in prices,
but the market 10 unsettled, caused by the fall in
gold and cotton. Theirs 10 fair amount of bust
ness doing, rs buyers must have goods to keep up
their socks, though thsg take then IN lists
very fair, sneh blsached shsstingA and shirtings,
many grades Of which are scarce.
PRINrs-Cochsco Gle; Duniel, lSc; Freeman
l5c; Hamilton Ice Lancaster he; Menimac n
&c; London morning I6Ac.
GMGHAxs-C Clinton c6c, Glasgow z2ic; LAa-
caster Use; Fall River 2l3c.
BBowx SHEErISGs-Amoseag A 25c; Amoskeae
24c; Appleton Ais Appleton C. 2lc Apple
ton 22c Applston ; iSe AasAts a 2si
Augusta re; Boot lie; LaconA 221c; Laurel
c zoe; Laurel II Csc. II
EPooL CorfoS-Clafk's six cord 4l.eS. 4
BRows SHKEriSGs-Ludlow A lsc; Nashua
extra 22c; Nanmkeag A 224 (; New Market A z2cs
Peperell Csc; Pittsfeld A lsc; Porter Mills B
zoe.
BLEAcHEp SHIRrIxcs-Audruscoggin 361c |.
Baliou and Son 20; Bartlctt's ale; James's soc;
Observation-Disclosures SHE; Massachusetts, 3ses
New York 40c.
CorroyApss-Farmers' and Mechanics 55e.
New York Mills, 65c; Richmond, 55c.
DRY GooDs IN CHIcAGo.-The Repsblieas Or
the 18th says:
The Dry Goods market has been fairly aetive
since the date oil our last review, and under more
favorable advices from the East prices have ruled
frmcr, and some descriptions prics have adj
vAnced. The stocks are well assorted and printh
and de!aines particularly have been in active de-
mand. Prints remain about the same as last
quoted. Ginghams 4fc steady and unchanged
Brown sheetiugs are held with considerable firm
ness Ut quotation, which are much the same d
one week ago. Bleached shirtings are in good
request, and prices we'll maintained, without
any essential change. Denims frmer and on
Amoskeag and New York. prices have adv anced
&c. Striped shirtings are sold ~ slight conees-
sions from previous quotation for some makes
Delaines are of lie. A New York review Gays
There has been brisk demand for staple cotton
goods throughout the week, and for most fabrics
Of this class, and also for printed dress goods,
holders have had the market in their favor, and
have thus secured an upward turn in prices,
amounting in some cases 10 n positive advance.
Where this Improvement has been too positive the
trade has been thereby checked, and, there
generally little less bnoy2ncy just At the close
than VAS manifested nj the height Of business
during the week. We notice also q continued
artiyity in fancy cassimeres and mems wear gen
orally, but this HIS not led to any eAin in values
most Of these sales having been the result Of
concession and made at rates still lower than
those quoted. The average decline IN this elass
Of STOCK during the last six weeks or two months
10 nearly - cents per yard. II is evident that
the only way TO help these fabrics is to cut down
values as to increase the consumption largely,
for they are in oyerstock all over the coun-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

An OLD ladF, Mrs. Ruggles, j. now living
in Westbro, M, . tho venerable Age Of
ninety three years, with faculties yet un-
6pte sWha . tssches iA eapbsi1ge ehg
numbered among her pupils fair haired boy
named Robert E. Lee, Afterwards copman-
der-in.chief Of tfIe rebel srmies.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

s A GREErING.-M,. Dixon Of the Des
Moines Register has emerged from ophthal-
mic darkness into the blessedness of God
own sunshine and the use of his natural op-
ties. He announces himself with an GAN
Hail to the craft thus:
You may stake your bottom dollar, that
the fellow who sits in the chair of Ye Local
at this round table, felt the coming of wave
Of bliss two or three days ago, when he be-
gan to talk as Of yore with the Iowa ex-
changes in the State Items column. When
he saw. coming out Of the mists, the familiar
headings and Characteristic typography Of the
journals with which. year after year. he had
communed and talked, and he recognized
names which he loved, still standing 81 the
masthead, he bowed his head in gratitude,
and wept for joy We wouldn't give the cuti.
Gle of dead rabbit for a man whose sensi.
biities never take the form of emotion. A
heart which is made of railroad iron, and
eyes which are incapable of rejecting an
emotion in their depths, may be good for the
purposes Of trade or traffic, but are worse
than useless in the world Of impulse and of
affection! Brethren, good morning!
And that greeting finds hearty response.
We hope Brother Dixon has found his way
into enduring sound vision-thus shall him
self and admiring readers be the gamers.
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THREE hundred guns vers Ired at Qnincy
over the passage Of the Civil Rights Bill.

MERCHANTS will End at Kramer, 4 Irwin
Co., fne stock Of goods at low figures. Be
sure and give them CALL [aprl1.2Ot-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

The Indians, long in quarters ut Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, have been removed Il
their Wsstern and Northern home.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

Nea< Rssss riyes, 4 Califsraia, there is
an isolatoA mC0ntain, about Eve hundred feet
high, whose entire surface on oil sides, from
sanmit 70 hase, y covered vitA agstes. 800
Upon digging in the soil they are found like
potatoes in hiN.s They are oval in shape and
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13
EuKEkA-The cheapest goods at Curtis

DoN'T.-Well disposed masculines, know
ing how supreme is the sway Of the fair sex,
in the realm Of Fashions, and how sednlonsly
they guard its territory from the impairment
intrusion of those horrid men, who haven't
taste and are no fit judges in questions involv-
ing millinery labors, submit with christian pa
thence to each successive fashionable mon
strosity. In the goodness OF their hearts
their confessed ignorance and their admire
ton Of the ladies, they try to convince them
selves that each successive monstrosity afore.
said is beautiful and becoming.
There are Waterfalls However ques.
toned their composition, and noswithstand.
ing some cross-grained male cynics have
been severe upon them, Josh Billings is, we
think, justified for his expressed endorse
ment Of them. At any rate they are great
improvement upon the mode now proposed
to be introduced as the fashionable way Of
wearing those bewitching tresses and rinslets
that are so beautifully glossy and lustrous be-
cause SO recently purchased from the Hair
dresser.
The Boudoir, New York fashion paper,
speaking Of styles of wearing ladies' hair,
says" We have seen at the establishment t of
Madame Coudray three elegant coiffures.
One, of blonde hair, Was arranged in short
puff curls on the brow, and surmounted by a
coronet of scarlet velvet dotted with pearl.
band corresponding to the coronet crossed
the middle of the head, and comb back OF
the same projected above fall of short cprls.
The popularity of these ornaments is, that
they do not extend to the sides of the head,
but form three brilliant bars on the top. The
sides are full of short clustering curls, and
the back hair is drawn up high from the back
of the head, showing the roots and the nape
of the neck, after the manner Of English Ia
dies century ago. We canno. say that we
like the style. 1t looks bare, and as most
ladies. from wearing their hair low on the
neck, have no longer presentable ''napes,
we can confidently assert that it will not be-
come popular. Still, as ultra fashionabies
will have new things, and as they can make
their napes presentable by application Of
quick lime, we will expect to see more than
one bare poll during the season. This is the
point at which reaction from the waterfall
must stop. 1t can 60 no farther"
Well, that is excruciating. First, all the
hair is pulled from the front of the head BY
the g waterfall process. Now. all the hair
is 70 be pulled from the back of the head BY
the proposed process. The prospect thence
after isn't inviting. Our protest viii be una.
vailiug but We anxiouely say Don't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

To the lecture of Mr.. Douglass came par
ties from various places along the lines of The
railroads, as also from several miles out Of
the surrounding country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

A LITTLE boy in Davenport had his eye
knocked out while playing with bow and
arrow few days ago. He was in the house,
shot against the ceiling, the arrow rebound
ing struck his eye, putting it out
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

The Treasury Department is about to ISSUE
$3e0 GOO additional fractional currency, and plan
is now under consideration to coin new fvc-ceat
piece for currency, to be composed Of part silver
and part nickel.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

You've is . scamp. On Saturday he traded
horses with Mr.. Kirkham living near Abba.
says the Uafon. and after trading with him.
Mr.. Kirkham became suspicious that al! vas
not right and that he had been victimixed.-
On Sunday. two men who were in pursuit Of
Young called upon Mr.. Kirkham, recognized
the mare be had traded for and claimed her.
A posse Of men Immediately formed and
gave chase to tho sconndrel, traced him 70
Oeumwa where he had sold the horse he Oh.
tanned from Mr.. Kirkham, and from thers TO
Alpine station on The Ksokuk railroad where
they nabbed the sentleman jur - 10 vux Ia
the act Of stepping on the train. h uDdsr-
went . preliminary examination q ouun u
and vas sent 70 Jail 4 Osca1bosa III.
Kirkhan recovered his horse. a.d !. -
same time Obtained deeper insisht into M
msu antnro. "a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

The Presbytery of Keokuk will meet this
evening at half past seven o'clock in the first
Presbyterian Church, on 4th and High streets
Sermon by the Moderator.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

A dry goods firm, which started in New York in
January LIST, with 100000 capital has just failed
the capital having been exhausted, and the Arm
finding itself $500, 900 in debt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

The Stevens Point, wis., Lsmbermas Gays
that the bank of Stevens Point has been closed
out, paying 40 centsbn the dollar to depositors.-
1t is believed that they will be able to increase it
to shout so or so cents, soon ~ the latter
part Of June-that lie, AS the lumbermen
and loggers can take up their notes, and other
debts collected in.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

Mr.. DAVID UProS, Of Rochester. New
York, Master Mechanic Of the Western Di-
vision of the New York Central Railroad, a
position that he has filled with great ability
end success for fourteen years, was presented
recently BY the railroad men Of his Division,
with very handsome testimonial of their
esteem. 1t consisted of set of silver cost.
ing Sl,250, and gold watch and chain cost.
ing $3.50. A large number visited him when
the presentation was made. Speeches, gen.
eral greetings, and thoroughly pleasant time
was the order of proceedings.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13
Conneetieat Mutual Life Insurance Co
wsciip shsfslIsvins hcn the Nov Yerk Indes-,

dsnt Of eSpt 70th
This Company was Organized in 1S4s on the mrfrsl
systsa with tbs we'll know advantage Of frrniskyg
insurance at is actual cost In the Of IL, trsi
ness 1t 10 she lafgesa life insnrsnec company IN II
country, aoA With the <xccpsion Of on- o. rpar
paay. the largest in the world Its accumulated ps
nearly SO 900 Il has paid since It's
- O00 900 TO The families and Editors d deceased
ne1Aas, and has rsfnn1eA cver 5000 80 10 policy
holders in dividends surplus premium Its nt
.urpios s. 900 600, from which the annual dr
dend Will be DECLARED LIST Of FeU rext The number
Of policies ssueA AvriD9 the 80. Its AnpuA,
income % ~ 80 psr year It's receipts inter
est alone being over half . million, which mere thas
paid losses for the year ending LIST November last
fru thSs AguYes notion may 6e obtained Of tbs
business Done by the company and OF the adj
vantaGes offered to Fuller particulars will Be
fou nd In adv In aposbeF column OF the
sdvAssAe~s u ife ibsnrance isAcarcey s<oesary 70
say any thing this day Lord Chan, eIIor Ly
renark, that no nan With Aependsnt family h tres
from rprod1k II his life not insured 10 not strong
The duty Of Insurance being .dntted the thing IL
to aud 'afe and cheap company and the Connecticut
MutAal 10 hoth"
H. .. Tns- .YM 10 the assstfor tAs popular company
In this city. octS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

WM. II. SUMMERS. late soldier in the 18th
Iowa Infantry, was drowned by falling or
leaping from the ferry boat at Davenport,
Saturday. The Gazette says:
1T seems that Summers, when usrtered
here as q recruit had made the acquaintance
OF the daughter of the proprietor of the Mis-
sissippi House, and on his return here few
days ago he proposed marriage to her, which
the young lady declined. Nothing singular
was noticed in his conduct, until last Satur-
day morning. when he told Mrs. Haupt that
he would kill himself, and when she laughed
at him, supposing it - joke, he said, watch
the ferry boat and you will see.n Snre
enough. Mrs. n. Happened to be looking at
the ferry boat when she saw Summers on the
wheel house of the boat, wave his handker-
chief and hat and make the fatal leap. tap
pears that after dinner on the day he drowned
himself, he went to his room and dressed in
his best suit Of clothing, and must Immediately
have gone to the boat
Parties on the boat state that he fell over
in dipping up bucket Of water; that when
he came to the surface he shouted for help,
and tried to save himself by swimming. He
left couple of books stamped with the book
mark of keokuk firm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

PuRssr AND SWEETEST Cop LIVER OIL in the
world manufactured from fresh selected Lvers on
thesea coast This oil il characterized BY sweet
moss and purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputation
90 great that it takes the lead Of other oils and
- universally prescribed by physician g. Remen-
Der TO ask for Hazard Caswell's Cod Liver OIL"
CASWELL, MACK CO., New York,
Sole Manufacturers
just received and for sale by wilkinson, Bart
lett 4 Co. feb25d&v -fj-.ov
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

We don't wish to be partial, but Curtis
certainly have beautiful stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, and they are cheap. If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

IT'S said that Curtis have the prettiest
styles of prints in this CITY. If
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

WAHrED.-A situation by an experienced
salesman, in first class business. He has
an extensive acquaintance in Hancock Coun-
ty, Illinois. and sold goods in Keokuk eight
years. Best of reference given.
Address, G. W. j., P. o. box 100, Ham
ilton, Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

PERsoNAL.-We were favored with calls YES
terday, from Col. Fisher and Mr.. McMulin
Of Oskaloosa.
Our friend Captain Hancock A. Q. NJ. of
Van Buren, County also called. he has been
stationed for some time at Fort Leavenworth.
We are glad to find him in capital health
and spirits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

The suspension Of James II. Clapp Co., bank
ers, in Boston, is announced. They had dipped
too deep into petroleum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

THERE is, We learn, scarcity of employ.
ees in the culinary department on the upper
line steamboats,. The steward, with most Of
the cooks and walters on the Keithsburg, en-
igrated the other day to Dubuque and into the
service Of the Northwestern Packet Company,
which offered them better wages than they
were getting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

By Telegraph INV Yoax. April a.
Cotton Firm: So niddi.ng.
Fleur-5a1oe better for sound With fair enquiry: n
001 IS RI. State; . 2s0s 30 comlnoa Ex r. H. o
market closing nrn with upward tendsnry Ser sound
grades.
whi,ky-siesdy: - 2ssz g for State and western;
aso 100 bills. old at q rs.
Whsat-Quiet and Arm ith moderats demand 81 Is
81 Is No. Chicago spnns; 81 20 No. Nii~.ukee,
81 COD 2 10 new Amber % q Smiths White Canada,
sed - 70 choice sibs~ Aiehfesa
Rys-Fnm~r, westea 676es.
Bsriey Dull.
ccrn-1ASe bstfer for fair export: good home trade
demand, .sa 50 unsound: so3ss .ound mind wue,rp
In delivered 50 Western yello - e old d.
oa,.-le better; aoB4- nsv western; s.0ss Old
CoGes-Duii; Rio 1s3z@D.
susar-DuIl: loa@ for cuhs los. 1fs1< Porto Rico;
Havana II.
Moia.sesD uii ,sles by suction Ico bids Porto Rico
52ssS,s
Petroseum-Duii 2t12tl1 Grade, $500 refined IL
bad.
closing q as IS eash 81 7soas on DO n tsoas q
Prime; also ESQ bhls Meas for April May and June
sellers opsion, .s2s teo8 sl4.
Bees-etsady At previous prices. Beef Hams steady
ssa3s.
Bseoa-Eirn~, i4ssDl4< csnberlaDl cus lAs< for
long ribbed; Is for short ribbed and lsl1l31 abort
clear.
Cut Nsaas-H.ssy; los.en,s Tor Shoulders leols
for Hams.
LArd-Hirmer: l60ls5x.
Butter quiet als for Ohio, aud soDso for esats-
Cheess dull At l6D22.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

PHILLIPS Kerr are now receiving their
spring goods, bought at extremely low prices,
and will Be sold correspondinsly low. If
you wish to buy goods cheap and save money.
don't fail to give them call. tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

EOR SALE-30 acres Of fine grape and
IL other frui. lasd: 10 his b u cult
under fence with 1oo frut Of vnri-
kisds some nov bearing Price 81. per acre. Also
80 atjoinine the shove LAM ard 10 o. the
enaeabw, IA No lnnsvsnsnis, bate be sllescioeeA
by piAtpe fence the rpaf 1T sralI expense Price
80 End go psr This lard situated he
t4sase a Dr. Hi ks sbcst mike fro oeeonS street.
K~okuk. For particulars enquire Of
uocha4 II B. TEN RYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

We call special attention to the card of
Messrs Martin Wright, wagon manufac
turers, who have moved into the building
formerly occupied by the Pennsylvania Foun-
dry, on corner Of Eighth and Main Streets
These men fully understand their business,
and work entrusted to them viii receive their
personal attention.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

NOR SALE-0ne of the most beautiful
and desirable private residences tn this city iocs
t-d OF sixth and Morgan sfreets lot 10 by
no f~et with Improvements that ccst &6 0etwo
story brick dwelling with % 12 large rooms good
brick stable and wood horee t~ and cellar
Ser the wkcse hous Lot With ch0ce fruit trees
ard In very desirable n-ghbcrhood Thts property
viii Be sold At great bargain For particular. call
nehlo II. xnA-nKCK.
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LOrf with front Of 200 feet By l4o feet deep, in
desirable part 81 the city sor
0ToV1 FOUNDRY
Any person hasing property Of this description for sale
will pfea,e give inErmafiou forth with, and Oh ge
your truly, II b. TEh-EYCK.
apfIois6Sd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

II hS nost complete stock In the city can always
b SonnA q the above and . ths very
lowest AgaFss Jan1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

GNuR sALE.-T.n acres Of land, represented In the
r. City Plat letter I, in the A ctfact, Heokuk-
am aufhoI med sell TIL. property at vry great bar
gain. II applied for soon Tiiis good Or no sai- En-
quife of II. TES-BfCk-
apr1-d Real Estate Ayr
EOR SALE-A two story brick residence,
with niss rooms cistern aud cellar. Lot TO BY 100.
&tuaaed the spUheast of seventh aud 0rieAn
sfre~fs Price f3,0o0. For particulars cal on
neh2S H. B TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

New York Aensy Market.
By Telegraph. NRw YORK April II
noney-More easy at 4@s = cent call io.ns.
Sterling Rxchange-Actve and nrB: 1e:LDI07Z
0esd-rhnss opening = i37sE advancing 70 Lex
decticing 70 Ia; closisg ut 127lx
Government Sto< h without decided change
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

EOR SALE.-A Business Lot on Main
II street. bssweea 7th ass 81 fNorth .idt 90 which
l. two story bfica Store Building by 30 feet This
Propesty offered sO< faw day. the low price
forest Title good OF ssis- Enquire Of
nOv26 H. II. TEN.EYCK
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NOR SALE-Twtnty feet .id+ bf lot H.
N block 100, the nafth side Main, near sevent
Price q 900. little good kpqnire OF
febH Ii b rEN-EYCk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-13

g. Louis Market.
By Telegraph sr LOUIS, April L.
Cotton-Advanced lac
Tlour-Low grades arm ard unchanged.
CoFn-l02c higher; s9O6o.
Oats-Firmes; aga
Provfaoaa -Qsist and unchanged.
Whisky-Los e.; - lsO2 IS.