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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-02


By telegraph Nsw YoaK Nay /.
ootaon-Isrseular, dsll and unsettled: 80 = sor M
ding
Fioar-stals aAd westas dali aad prizes deeined 50
1oe y sos % lah. s<ats: = 500 Is n o; . son
IL 20 trade brands.
wAsat-Dull ~ h1asy aad 500 Is~sr; d rs Nii-
wakes Casss = - pEsns oA Anbs AieAana; q Is old
No. l Mflwaukes.
Rye-Dall; re fyr western.
Barley and Barley Malt dsr
Corn-Du heavy aid lc lower; 81 Dsa unsound " ct
ern; s50ee sound i stsFs and delivered.
oass-Dull; &1os So Wsstsss; 67ose 81 4.
whi.ky-Dull 1t - 3eoa ~ ior etses end westsrs
Conee-Tnactive; only small safes from jobbers hands
at previous prices etcek Of Rio Nee CSC bAe For
raw Sugars the market Il quiet, but Armns
fair to strictly god rehniug TO- elos Caba 1oOlls
Porto Rico 11lxN1lA. The stock to-day IL 440e hAds
e.6 bhds. Mslodo o564 boxes lIsl44 bags Moiasses
steady at former figures; Porto Rico es075 Cuba and
Muscavado 4A636s.
Petroleum-Duil; 2e@2e1< crude, .a@4s r.aned In
bond.
Pork-More active and excited ~ I2K1N o3k for
new Mess; clesrg At f27 s2f regular, ~ oooss 70
for old do; also 24'o bbs new Mess, May, June and
July. sellers and buyers option 81 1873 co. The
stock Of old and new Pork, May .t 1905 20 IA bbls.
asainsf ssms last month 2t3 ttl and against sam
date last year, i,.04 bills
Besf-steady at Heo2o 20 plain Mess; no74 70
rev Extra Men. The stock Of Beef old and new NV
ist ,s7S same dsfs last month, n $751; snd sans date
iastyeaz. T.E4. Beef Bams arm At s4oDn 50.
Rases-Q~s.; ls,4 short ribbed and niddlss
Cat MsAts-No change; ll0l2c for Shoulders; Ien
III for Haans.
IArd-Dull and hsavy; l7a+ 12Dk
Butter quiet Is 9a5 for Ohio, and toDso for stat@-
Cheese auiee IeA22.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-02

Just received and for sale by Wilkinson. Bart
lett 4 Co. feb25d6w sun wed fri-eow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-02

ErREKA.-The cheapest goods at Curtis
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REMOVAL.

TUE OFFICE or THE
surveyor = Cel1Ast6f Of Custs, ~
L.NnCvsd 70
Third .0rsst, 1T. Aais 4 Joa~ssI, kepk~k. IL -
II ne - 0GIes On Ccs Drvse, -, &C. - -
othsvs Inv ing b01)ne0 With IN unde3wnea MI ~
him By calr 0g q ~ 00oe i6A ~. II toIR9
fsb91dSn JOHN 11AMMUs ea1veyer Collse4 -
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INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses an

INSURANCE on Dwelling Houses AMI
i Household Furniture Be eAsessd In the Axnn n
ssrasx CoMpaay, 81 Hartford, HOME MsDusoe G~Pcry
Nsv York ADD other responsfle stock companies Der
one year,, rates ranging from 20 cents 10
pr cent On the 500 for the who tire, or =
eh.ap - :, other responsible company FOR r,hst.
Information Insurance call on the undefsif ned vi
can give indemnity than be found At fb
agency II this section. tdsral TkN-ESGh
HyoR sALx.-L1st.1 aud s, BLOCK II, the corner
Of Tffth And Morgan Streets. Those Lots are the
desirable vacant lots in TINT neighbcrhed Price
siloe- third down and balance in and year, 1t
per cent. interest Title good Or no sale
Enouire Of Tapra4I e. TEN-EYCK.
lNcR SALE Three ~ desirable Lots n which are
lo ated story brick dweinx b. con tain gI
"a lar &c b. lick wash house and wood house
too ther with lssge trick stable, two large eistrns
"a OTIS with a choice lot Of fruit ani oil
- frre Tnis property il stuAted the cor ner al th
.rA No, streets conveaient To business Price soeo
h.n cssh balance In l and years at per cent i'm
fer,se fitie good Esqune Of
apx1 = = -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-02

IT was stupid day. 1t wasn't kind at all
Of the tickle goddess of the genial presence
and the gay attire, of alternating tears and
smiles, Of the welcome coming and bearer Of
the fall golden cornucopia Of the floral har-
vest to deport herself SO modify and Jelly.
So has she not been won't Back through the
years has she almost ever been most radiant of
the radiant on that first Of May. She has lit
up the heavens with genial sun, and touched
the sky with beauty, and the air with balm,
and the earth with warifi1h So has she in
vited young hearts to consecrate that day unto
her guileless worship. We know not whence
came it, but in the dead centuries. ere yet
this our land was known, or there was any
Indigenous whiting representative, OF whit
ling Yankee nation, who have whitfield viii
derness into the greatest of republics; then,
in merry England gathered lads and
lasses, stauneh young yeoman and winsome
maidens. and sung, and danced, and played,
and crowned their Queen, and were as happy
as the May day was long. Ay, farther to the
North, where winter rules long in darkness,
and when the warm weather comes, the sun
will scarce 60 down at all, lest the Ice King
usurp the Summers throne; where you can
sit and watch the departing twilight in the
western horizon. until the irradiations of APP
preaching day flame up the eastern sky, there
gather bright faces and light hearts, and
tripping feet, with a happiness and glory in
the spring time that the inhabitants of tropi-
cal countries know not Of, and merrily the
Swedes greet the Floral Queen Happier
than ltalia's children meet the Dalecarlian
peasantry in their green valleys, with the
mountain snow ever in view, and dance
around the pole crowned and festooned with
flowers. Having thus taught the children Of
many lands to watch for and celebrate her
appearing, it was i'll natured and cross for
her to behave so badly yesterday. There was
no basket and bonnet brought into requisi-
ton, no sound of gleeful voices in the woods,
no pebbles gathered from the sparkling brook,
no garlands for her coronation, bat with
clouds. and cold, and the north wind. and the
furry ofwinter, came in May, and the juven-
lies sat moodily indoors, and the seniors put
on oyercoats and shawls, and shiyered.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-02

EOR SALE-Twenty acres Of beauti-
IL fsl Garden or Grape Land. and Asar the Misss
sippi river about three mile above the city of keokuk
u.ch30 H. b. TBH-RYCK
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E,OR SALE-Lots add 8 in Block
10 ls1. a. the coruer Of 18th I'D Paean streets vii.
msy4 H.BrRN-BYCK
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FOR RENT.-The four-story brick build
- Ing kne m the .Arcade"-a frkt rate placefr
hoss4is Grocery Iron Store situated the corner
OF 1.t and Main Streets Keokuk
Amply 10 fapr22l II B. TEN-EycK.
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LOR SALE.-A tvs O. story frame dwellir 4
- house. With six rooms and fnil lot, situated 10
IL in block a. on the cJrner of Bank ard iifte-s'y
streets in d. ". Eilbonrbe's Addition. Title god %
no sale. Price $500. Inquire Of
1 rncAl H. B. TEN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-02

u1OR sALE-I ~ and Q, in block lel, on Fulton
II street between Eleventh and TssiHh streets Pric
saOo each Also lot \ il block S. In KNhournes Add
zion 20 Keokuk Price $50. Tities good or NO sale.
Enquire Of [jan.'l HE TES-Efcx-
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GyuR SALE.-Ten acres OF land, represented in the
n City Plat letter I. In the 4 tract, Keoknk.
am authorized sell this property At great bar
galn II applied for Title good or 10 sale, En-
auire or u b TEy-EYCK
apfl-d Real Esfate Agent,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-02
Tor Sole.

A ONE STORY frame dwelling house, con-
- tanning ak rooms-cissern and we'll, with full ot
well fepctd which fruit and other tress This
property the OF 18th ard Concert
and viii be sold for $l400. Title good Enquire Of
apr22d II. B. TEN-EfCh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-02

UNOR SALE-A T~o-stoIJ Brick pveIling HoTss.
/ With siaht rooms lot 10 BY 140-tvo stables, ~
Wood-sheds end good veil VI soft water street vel
nayed aud brick side. ak. Situated ondeau, ia.
tvsn Tenth and Eerenfh strsea Title good or mosaic.
Price q, 200. 1nQaire Of
feb21 IES-kfCh.
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Residences and Business House
FOR SaLE.

4 TWO STORY Frame Dwelling, rooms,
- es11., enn, weol Aosss ssA issit tssss. grapes
sd @nll AuisL 1all lot, we'll SsDosA Ceso9s bss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-02

"a r0O-1foaY nRIQg Dw1LLINo. - JcAaRsss !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-05-02

I.NOR SALE--A Business Lot on Main
:, ,,@t between It'll and sth, (Nsrth aide on which
!, story brick Store Building, % BY 80 feet This
offered for few days at the Low price
r. Z, e =, II cash and balanc In six months, with in
,eres. title Sood o. sale. Enquire Of
.a.9s II. B. TEN-EYCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-06
THE ANN STREET IMPROVEMENT.
Decision Of Jadg Usraa rd--s ows us tsstss-
.rs Appeipssd-A "Grsst snd mssh
NEEDED pabise Improvement" 80.
EurHE1r cousr SEssEaL rsias.


before Isfgs q. O. Baubsrd
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time. WEsisvar gtls tiona The rfgrfty owners may
have can b. rrsssntei AID rnasof gIsis shen The c"s
M sasnsfa shall have nlAfs their fstof hnd the sane
shall ~ presented 70 the Hufrens tp1n Toe tonnrms
ton NJ tbs com ssls.onsrs shall male the prp@v
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than "a o il eosi hereafter Jsf1sa ~ Hanlef, gohn
pssIH and Iohn AEdsfroa are spgrsitte9 us sanifrts
Ion - fnf that pufpUss
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Nesmilh, Norton, Riddle, Salisbury, sherman sprAgar
Trumbuil, Van Wrinkle, Wiley aud Wlllams-H
NAyshcssrs Chandler CONFESS, frcsg ell Howard Lane
OF Indiana Nyo Poland, Pomsroy Ramsay Stewart Wade
and iates-l2
So the Senate Adjourned
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-03-09
$685.

MoDER ArIoS-Thc New York Tribune
gives TOMS friends in Congress the following
temperate a!yicc, in the present state of
affairs -
bat, while the prospect is thus cloudcd.
we entreat the majority in either house to
act CONSIDERABLY. moderately, tcmperately
Where they cannot get a whole loaf, let
them take n half, qcater-ycs, crust
any thing thai tends. ii but a span. toward
making this land of Impartial laws and
equal rights. He is madmau vino says, /
will have all or nothing. when it is not at
his option to have all Acting in a public
capacity. no one has right to let his pas
sion, or pride. or wi!:ulness, impode the
achievement, Of any good whatever"
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KlLLER.-Wc have
often spoken of this great medicine in terms
of very high praise, ard we tave as often
felt that all We could say Ia its favor would
not do it full justice. it is one Of those
medicines of which we can speak and
speak decisiyely-trom experience: for we
have repeatedly taken it. and invariably
with the best results and the greatest sat
isfae;ion. We always keep it on hand.
ready for an emergency. and we regard it
not only as one Of the very best and most
reliable of medicines in use for various ills,
but as one Of the cheapest. also. It's cost.
by the way. that is the cost OF all the ingrs-
dents of which it is composed-has been
considerably increased. but the price of
the medicine has been but very little
advanced. 1t is not likely that the pop
ularity of Davis Pam Killer will in any
measure decrease. or that the demand for
1t will in the igh,est dslree decline. uatil
some other specific for allaying paia and
curing the various complaints for which it
is so generally used. shall be discovered Of
equal potency with i;-of yAieh there
seems to be littIe probability. As a
remedy for stomach complaints. eseh a,
dysentcry. dia.rhpl. &c, the Pain Biller
IS without doubt unsurpassed. and every
where most des ervedly in demand. Ohe.
two, or three dose, OF ateaSpooatail each,
in wine glass OF milk and water, with n
little sugar, have repeatedly, within our
knowled re- etfeetually cured serious troa-
ole of this kind. judgment should I'M
e,oubtelly be used in not cleeltiag certain
stages Of diarrhTa too suddenly; but
taken a. the proper time. the Pain Killer
will ac, like charlu, and trcquaA,ly cure
when nothing else will-Pfori,!sltce -id4r-
tiStr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-03-09
Shipping Meas.
,oRT OF GREEN'S LANDING
Reported BY Bfessrs. Grssn d Co.

Sid l7th--Abigail Mureh. Rooklspd for Ellis
worth; sch Emma, Wadsworth, Boston for PEN.
broke; 9th sch Cape Ann, Smith. for Boston;
sch Lola Montes, Warren for Boston; sch May
Flo~er, Magown, for Rockport. The Thorough
fare is entirely free Of ice.
Feb 2sth. Sch Pinta, Bryant, Eastport for
Boston; March lst, sch Union, Rosebrook Rock
land for Cranberry Isles, I'd, Br sch Rambler,
Bissett, St John N u for Providence, R. l.; Br
.ch Georgianna. Bi.sett. st John N . for Boston
Sch ojdiellow. Cove. Eastport for do; Br sch
fIeletic, Callahan, st John for Portland; British
Ariel, do; I'd Br Sch Awilds, Graham, st John
for Boston; Br sch Aloe. Seaman, New River,
ST John, Il for Boston; I'd Br Brig Douglas,
Bradley, st. John, N B for Boston; Sch Essex,
Robinson, Gouldsboro for Rockland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-03-09
KNOWLEDGE OFTEN ,AvEs LIFE,

KNOWLEDGE OFTEN 'AvES LIFE
Every living being has in his system
IMPURITIES.
when these arc within their natural limits, our
health is good; bu. when they are in excess pains
colds. rheumatism, govt, debility, ctstiyeness. diar
rhpa, dysentery. erysipclas, &C., &c. allie. us -
What We have to do to recover health is take
GU: from the BOWELS AND THE CIRCULATION
the excess of impurities. This done, health follows
OF Necessity.
BRANDRErHS FILLS
nre the only medicine tina, do this with entire
safety TO all the organs Of the body.
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
arc now living who have adopted BRANDRETII'S
PILLS az ;heir only remedy for period, of fon
thirty to fifty years, and whose average health is
excellent. They have always cured themselves, by
when sick, by usi..g thGse
INNOCENT AND INFALLIDLE FILLS.
Principle Off DrAndr til Pudding, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-03-09
Special Motto Is.

COMMUNAL FELICITY AND BI.Iss.-How WIVES
SHOULD BE TREATED.-Notbing Is more suscepti-
bic of harm ''irom the storms of this rude .worli'
than the delicate nature of woman. The husband
remains hearty and robust in seasons when the
frail and delicate wife droops like rudely handled
sensitive plant. "The storm that leaves the oak un
.cathed uproo,s the flower" If your wife is aliug
If sickness prosrates her IL maternal soliciude and
care wear upon her, remember you are the II eaven
appointed guardian Of her health. You should not
fail to supply her with deicacis whic', will assis,
Nature in restoring her to full yigor. Plantation
Filters just the thing she needs Their effect in
building up the system, restoring the life forces to
the orig nal vigor creating new blood and adiposc
matter, Is truly magical. 2ws
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-03-09

To the Honorable Parker Tuck, Judge Of frobat' with
In and for the County 81 Hancock.
II HE undersigned administrator Of the estate Of WH
| Flyc late Of SeAgwick. deceased, wod,d respect
fuzzy reprcse that among the assets Of said estate Is
certain protnissors for y dollars against Hiram
II Grsy OF Ssigac that he has nude due diliSeace
TO collect the same, and failed. That said Gray is
wholly Irresponsible ard nothing has be-n neither III
his Judgment be, collected said note" he therefore
prays Your Honor that be may have leave to compound
or sell said note the benefit OF sad estate. And in
duty bound will ever pray.
l.. G. PHtLBROoK, AdmT.
Sedgwick. Jan 10, 1896
At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth. within and for
the County Of Hancock, on the fourth Wednesday
Feb. A. D. 1850;
rponthe foregoing petition Ordered,-That the PETIT
toner give notice all persons interested by Causing
copy OF the petition and this order thereon, to be
published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American a newspaper printed in Ellsworth, that they
NAV appear N Probate Court to be held AZ ElisEofth
in said county on the fourth Wednesday Of April next
a, ten o'clock in the forenoon and shcw cause II any
they have why the prayer Of said petition shosid net be
PARKER TUCK Judge,
Attest; Gro A. DYER, Register.
rue copy of the petition and Order 6f Court thereone
Attest.--GEo. DYER. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-03-09
New Store,
New Business.

F2NliE Subscribers would inform the citizens OF
Il Ellsworth and vicinity that hey keep con-
stantly on hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton.
shingles ani Clapboards 0, all kinds and
qualities,
Pine, spruce and IIemlock lumber of all
kinds
We keep constantly on hnui Extra Elnall o sts
suitable for feed or seed, choice Yellow Cora
Neal Barley, Beans, Lime Plaster &c. &C..
Also on commission few barrels cf choice
Family Flour, which we can warrant to be ,qua
to any in this market and we can and will sci
cheaper than any of cur neighbors.
Also few tons of stove Coal
We are paying and will continue to pay tbs
highest CASH price for
Hfn.iock Bayk Cedar Posts end Ssepess
Slanglss, Clapb9ards, and Lambsr Of all
kinds.
Give us cali, at our nov store ON Water
Street.
Fisk B Curtis.
Ellsworth, March {, 1896. :
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