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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

Which includes among upwards Of Three
Hundred volumes of Educational Works the
| following
| National Pictorial Primer, Parker and W atson.
National Series Of School Readers-5 Nos.
Sherwood,s Writing Speller Series-4 Nos
Smiths Sch. Spoilers and Definers-4 Nos.
Wrights Analytical Orthography a
Northend's Dictation Exercises. 1ess.
Davies New Series of Arithmetics-5 Nos.
Davies New Series of Algebras-3 Nos.
Monteith q McNally's School Biographies
I Clark's Diagram System of English Grammar,
2Nos. f# a
Beers System of Penmanship-12 Nos.
Wizards American and Universal Histories,
Berrard,s History of England.
Monteith's History of the United States.
Boyd's Composition and Logic.
Kames' Elements Of Criticism.
Days Art Of Rhetoric.
Beers Geographical Drawing Book.
Norton & Porter's First Book of Science.
Peck's Ganots Natural Philosophy.
Porter's School Chemistries-2 Nos.
Woods Botanical Text Books-2 Nos.
Emmons' Manuel of Geology. Is
Chambers Elements of Zoology.
Jarvis Text Books in Anatomy.
Pajol and Van Normans French Class-Book.
The school Teachers Library,
In Tauenty-three volunaes,
Including Pages "Theory and Practice of
Teaching" Polbrcok' Normal Methods
of Teaching" and kindred works.
aWe invite Teachers and others interest
ed in School Textbooks to send their Post
Office Address to US, that we may send them
our Illustrated Descriptive Catalogue, in which
will be found detailed descriptions of all our
publications. o
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assorted stock of American Publications.. Our
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Juvenile and Toy Books. Cheap and sf p
bies and Prayer Books, Photo
graphic Albums, New Publ
cations, Music Books, &c.
STATIONERY AND BLANK-BOOK
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a large and well appointed stock Of Staple
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And 8 full line of the best French and English
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

The same size pI0WS as above only Landslide,
mould board, and standard separate 81 extra,
for each plow.
All kinds of repairing done. Wagons, carts,
wheelbarrows, and any other agricultural inn
plements made W hen ordered.
Also have fine grist null in operation
q. A. PHILIPS,
Superintendent.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
KNIGHT x CO.,

go 172 Gravier Street..
-. NEW ORLEANS.
Il EEP constantly on hand a large assort-
= ment Of articles peculiar to our business,
and through our agents in the North and East.
can NIL promptly, and at small advance above
manufacturers prices, all ordersgfor articles in
our line not usually kept in this markst. -
Inc great change in our labor system neces-.
states a corresponding change in the imple-
ments used, and we have prepared ourselves
TO offer the latest improved Labor Saving Ma
cmnes, both for agricultural and mechanical
purposes, at prices that will warrant their
purchase. Also, Leeds a Co.'S Sugar Kettles.
Newell Screws, Gin Gearing, &C., and will
contract for any kind Of work done at their es
Enlistment, at their prices.
Nov II d&w 1y
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
DANIEL & ECIHOLs. $
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI

DROPOSE to publish sheet, free Of charge,
y for aratuitous distribution, which will
contain description of all real estate placed
In their hands for sale or rent. Persons wish.
ing to buy, sell or otherwise dispose OF real
estate, will find it TO their interest to call on us
and learn our terms. Dec 20 d4w1y
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

Gov. Humphreys on Saturday last,
received another donation Of onet thou
sand dollars from the noble ladies Of
Baltimore for. the destitute Of this
State.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
TO PHYSICIANS.

II PHYSICIAN, with an established Office
a practicing in the city Of Memph averaging
Europe, desires to dispose OF his practice Office,
furniture, lease. etc, or form partnership
with some respectable physician Of Experience.
ANY physician disposed TO open negotiations.
can addres6 Lock Box 2l6, during the ensuing
Memphis, Feb !. 1851 fspiad&w2w
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28

Bishop Green, of Mississippi, and
Chancellor of the University of the
South, has recently made an appeal
for aid in erecting q monument to
Bishop Polk. Al suitable monument
to Bishop Polk, suggests the New
Orleans Picayune, would be to endow
the University, which, had the Bishop
lived, would have been the crowning
act Of his life. ~
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-02-28
PEARL RIVER
Manufacturing Company
steel PIows! steel Piows.!

II HAVE again resumed the manufacture of
j. Steel Plows at my old stand. Employing
none but skilled workmen, and having season
ed lumber, make as fine pillow as is brought
to this market, and offering for sale at the FOL
lowing prices; e..s8s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

themselves, but you value thsn bssanss Jon
- thsy ere the products ofs glowing ssvsn.
times hsaasd furnace II hoassG md Intense
convictions. The old Purian 4smnsss
and severity, and devotion 70 principle, which
behsaaed King Charles, and voluntarily u.
lied itself for conscience saks, spsaks in
Wendell Phillips, when this man who has
pleaded through life the cause Of the opprsss.
ed, and sought the abolitionof capital punish.
ment, cites sternly, rs might Cotton Matther
himself, God 9 mode Of dealing with the Il.
raelites, a. precedent for our people in 70.
coustrucsioa. He doesn't wait the Southern
people sxterminatsd, but he does want that
the conquered idea in the late war, shsll be-
and his argument vas overwhelming and
convincing. The difference between Wendell
Phillips and other men, on the score Of char
setter, is his boldness. he speaks what other
men thisk, He doesn't think any man can
afford to do wrong. If man has done nine
hundred and ninety nine just things, Phillips
reproves him roundly for the one.thousandth,
II that bsa. all unjust. Phillips asraignsd Con-
gress, and Beecher, and Gen. Grant; he
did Mt differ from Republicans - TO the
things for which be srraigned them; Republi~
cans only would not go the same length in
dealing out condemnation upon Congress,
Beecher, and Grant, for unsatisfactory con-
duct, ~ Phillips goes. And our people will
feel little disposed to distrust or scold Grant,
since be has been persistent in his purposs to
give the rebels over into proper keeping, and
has eiyen the Southern Military Districts
under the Reconstruction Bill, into the hands
of such true unyielding men as Sickles, Sher-
idan, Thomas, Scho6eld, and Ord. Yet
Phillips did not say one word against Grant
which the man devoted to the Right above all
else, should condemn.
| Taken, all in all, the lecture was grand
production; one with spirit in it to elevate
and exalt q people; to lead them out Of the
trucks and narrow ways Of partizAn thought
and action, into the high grounds Of Princi-
pie, where Truth is revealed and worshipped
for its own sake; where the citizens Of this Re-
public, getting purer purposes and loftier re-
solves, will be inspired to 60 on and establish
our nationality and institutions upon such
basis, a. BY confirming Liberty and Truth. and
Justice. shall secure the benedictions O
Humanity aud the approval Of God.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16
KEoxuK MARx1r.

Brrrsn-In good demand a '5s v D. for
choice lots.
EaGs-Ths prizes paid to-day was lse to lie y
dossu.
soRsHux-Best quality brings sye TO zoe per gal
PorA.oHs-C lots At f5e to soc y bushsi.
CHIcKsxs-Per dosen, - 90 to - -.
TrRxnYs--( Drsssed) lie y D.
HoSnY-In boxes, 20 to 22e per ID.
LARp-loto lie per b.
Gnssx ArrLss-FrOm zoe to 81 % Per tushsL
0HioHs-f5e per bushel.
TusHrrs-soo per bush
BsEswAx-3ee per ID.
TALLow-In bbis, STE to %; do loose Sc per b.
RAGS TO <}e per ID.
wooL-Tub washed 4ec.; hssee do fns sks.;
unvAshed, ! of.
PaArRxRs-Prims soc to soc per b.
HiDKs-Grsen, Sc; do saltsd, se; green calf skins
l5c; dry hint lie; do saltsd lac; damaged
and grubby ! Of; pslts 75e to 81 90.
BsAx-In demand 1T 81 90 per 100 lbs.
HAY Timothy $40 90 to tl1 % Per ton; Prairie,
50 90 10 81 90.
WOODS 80 to 81 % per cord, sssordinE - quail
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16
JULES JARED,N
"EMAIL De PARIS. y
The New eautlaer Of the Skin,

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
This OF bssuafyns the aka being known esiy
70 nsssrs Jared Rene, they hosorshiy sssss that
6s fro. all other prspsrsaoss 1t gives TO The mott
harsh and scksd skin both the texture and color Of
po,ishsd ivory rsnoviAs ell dissooratoas shstAs ~
pssrisg frsesis, tan. norphsv moth. sasskvorm
spseks and especially seeesssfa In neethns the
uarks len By the sMAlI pox.
me SCENTS Of .InnAii de Psris' most sesAAsesiy
s.bs 70 the pubic the earnest snSorss.san Of ssch
dissins ushsd ladies -
Signora Ristori, N lie Felicita Vsstvali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. p. Bowers, Lu
ellie Western, Mdm' Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Margueritses, Miss Agnes Perry,
end n.ny sshsr vAoss high ssasAsss tbs vrss-ss.
sivss the stamp oftruthfss to tAetr inssnssa. and
genuine approval
ne Beautiful Lsciiis wssssrs ays
al Cad that the RnsR srsAses ali the erinianey Of
rosgs and m vhits; With shs great sAvss
sass Of total hsr.iss II really s4As " the sefs.sss
md esuaty Of the akin"
The Mssriaeess vsssvaii sayv
II have suffered - sscA fro@ the vssoes Whit. To-
tiops &C. witch thesfricsl profsssson obiges
USE that eonsdsr II p.rfsrs bsnsfsctton ~ And
skin, md leaves the skin cool and smooth ."
Mi.s Mssrs Mitchell says
II have tried the skin essnnssr 'L'Km.i De PARA
snd found that IL Instantly inpern satura hoem and
freshness " the complexion"
"Jnsd's Email do Psris L. sssd asBests hssntiAs'
Of the skin for Theatre Saloon Ball Boom By the
refined and scrupalous ladies' psoductns all The bsau
lying effects Of rougs and lily vhts witAee their "a
glare or Injury to the skin.
Sold BY eli nrss-eas Drussisss P~fnnsr, sAa Ladies
Hair-Drssssrs
South Tenth street and Johnston, Holloway 4 cevdsn
L. Isabesu, s22 Broadway; Dsmas Barnes o., and !
O. wsIs Co., New Yerh, and Hassss JOAN, III
Philadelphia, Agsats.
JARHD RKsn- esasrai.Asssss and Inp<s~s. y. !
AseiAaseA<stD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

TEE alarm of FIRE last evening was caused
BY the burning Of small frame tenement,
and wood house attached, on John
son, between Thirteenth and Four
teenth streets, occupied BY two col
ored families. The steam engine Was
promptly on the ground, but not till the
flames had so far progressed that it was i'm
possible TO save the building. The FIRE orig
mated from defective fue, or stovepips
running through the roof.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

TEE alarm Of ERE yesterday afternoon pro-
cseded from one of our Banking Houses,
where q strong odor of burning paper or
contton was detected accompanied by . cloud
of smoke, which was found to proceed from
the clothing upon the person Of an homes.
Hibernian. The FIRE Was speedily extinguish-
ed without the aid Of the steam engins~ but
had it not been for its timely discovery, i,
might have spread and produced disastrous
results. Cause tobacco pipe. No insu,
rance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

PERsosAL-CoL. SnKlDos reached home
on Thursday evening, having completed his
arrangements for the running of the GArn
CrTr by steam. One of the new presses has
already arrived, another and . large quantity
of material, are on the way. The remainder
Of the machinery, and our Hoes newspaper
press, will be on hand a. soon IS complete d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

On. JosEpH EBERr, homeopathic and
Surgeon, Office and residence in the Estes
House, opposite the Collectors Office, will
always be found at his oeRce, except when
professionally absent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

UxIos RrrusucAs RkfLY.-Ths Union
Republican Club Of Ksokuk, and oil the rest
Of the Republicans and Union men Of this
Municipality, are requested 70 meet in force
ct the court room next Saturday night, 70
consult together, and take such action -
may bs deemed expedient in reference 70 the
approaching city election.
By order Of s. N. ARcHHs,
President Of the Club.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

ORIGINAL E.-ToJ James b. Hol.
- ~, HoaA orsslsy, etdssy D. Root, Cafssins =.
kess, 4 4 1A1enA PoesH = Lea, Riunss hsDslssA
oessrstt, MysD Ksissiy Michael suahsy, Janss Hna-
- 0savsA J. O. nasesaa. Dsak of on 0ouniss. Al
~ 49, w. 1 ssss; ..,sey 49, sssv H's 1ssla
fho.pesa, vssiis. eilii.s 4. es:vss.na. nsytsY
. nFo, ytckles Lseee, ". = 0ill9.J. Q. uenina. T.
Y. Phiaasy, Q. ,. DsviA. opVhh CsaanI.s:
Yea sd .ssl Of yos - hsssay seas shes sAsss b
sin the oos - IL C1rk a the Dsesaps OpuEs
= le 0susty, lcsa q povs Madison. psei1m = WI
- psna, ca.anteg Assres sussng - s.A hesSsanG
yOaf equity a fsdDpetsa n, - I'll elnin spsa ~
hl,sviss rssl wo.ss, so-vtt: Nlnsty seo - q Ne
- - e tas =. " - Is.n:hA 8 1asA
= u ~ nssth- - g1ass9 - 0sen = - IssODuney,
tsvA Ne pssfsa sDsss ~ D,.isaR ovlsa11 pssD
sgN - p1geAn1sr ul1ee o9taa lseeos = n1g11GnHA
81 sssts = g. - MI - = sat = ys9sQ0 =
U1i1S n e00sr thases - asobaA bsesrs nsss e
o sDesaa ~ e - nnE1 e9n u - Dao1ct osQrA
8 80 3 - 80 i nse1ss = e ~ - 49,;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

Coxf1RxKp.-Ws learn that Gen. J. c.
Parrot has been confirmed a. Postmaster for
this city. This is good appointment, and
worthily bestowed. He only awaits the arri
val of his commission TO take possession Of
the Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16


From and .tr November 10Th Isee Train. viii i.s,.
YROM DURKIRK AND sALAMANCA-
By Nsw York time from Union Depos
500 A u. New York Day Express, from
Salamanca, tsandays sxcsptsd). siops at Hor-
neiisvilis so m. tBktt). interesting With the
s:sos. IN Day Express from Buffalo, and arrives
ITO 4. n. f a... ,u Ra,,, o- pu.s,r. ,,s.
days ezes,,si) stops a, saiamspeas m /.
and eonsec,. at $50 !. N E.pres Mall FROM But
sis p. n new Ysrh Might E1press, ron
Dunhlrk Sundays .1erpted). stops at s.i.man-
ca sA sIs, M Ole. Ap m tssPs Turner. 80
m. connecting WITH Afternoon Trains and steam
err for Boston and New Rnslsad Cities.
FROM BUFFALO-By View York tim, from D..
pot cor. Exchange snc Michigan strc.u:a
S.3o A. N New York Day Express, (suu-
,ssxe'pteul stcis at Hon ells,iii. $50 a M
tBkns eusqnehanns 2lo p. M, (Di ss Iu rnsr's
Connect. Al Great Bend with Delaware Lack.
awanna Western Railroad, and at Jersey City
with Midnight Express II ain Of New jersey Rail
road for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Warrington
$40 A. n. Express Mail, Via Avon and nor.
York st7;s. Connscu at Knlr. with North
sra Central Railway for Bsrrtsburg, Philadelp hia
Baltimore Washineton and points eouih.
a.9o p. M. Lightning Express, Sundays ex-
c.pisdl. stops at Horpellsvile As .. m. tsup.l
and arrives In New York 100 a. Connects at
Jersey City With Morning Express Trsiu ofNew
Jersey Railrosd Bsltnore and Washington
and at New York with Morning Kxpress II ain for
Bosfon and New England Citiss.
$40 p -. New York Might Express,
DAILY. stops a. Hornetsvfis loso .. m {sspj
interesting with the AIS p. Trait from Dun
kirk. and arrive 10 New York ct 1890 D. m Also
connects 1t Eimira for Harrisburg Philadsiphis
and south.
lI.2O r. n. Cincinnati Express, (supdays
exeept.d). Stops at susQu~hsnna TAO m. Bkfss
Turner'S 1l2 p. m, (Dinel, and arrives In New
.- York at 3.t6 IN. Connects at Great Bend with
" Delaware, LaekAwana Wssssfn RailroaA for
sersnton, Trenton and Phiisdelphfs, and st New
York with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for
Boston and New England Cities.
0nly One Train East Sunday, iesving Buffalo a.
a:le p. n, and reschlng New York a. 123o ,. NJ,
DosfvW AEs NEW RruLArD RAasHNasRa, With their
Haegses are transferred free Of ekmps n New York
TEE Bfsf vRBfnasrp Arp Hos1 Luxrsious eLnr-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

RANKIN 4 McCsARr are ready 70 make
applications under the Bankrupt Law. They
are in possession Of the entire act-
March Ia 1RA1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

BAxxRurrcY.-RobertH 81. Gilmore, Assor.
nsy At Law, will practice under the Bank
ruptcy Law, in the United States Courts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

TIE torture endured by those subject to
asthma, is beyond expression. To such we
have question to ask: Why suffer 7 when
relief is within your reach. Aarsden's Pee
torai Balm has proved successful 10 the treat
nent Of every case. For sale By Kerr b Full
,sr, Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

DyW
- SssspaeAl ~ Yssz. MaesA -
YIess-pois - fss supssAns esaas ssA wsstaa
no sson - ies sxss Westerns NJ is0ls - - sAsiss
- N ieois IN sAipsass sasrs q q - ieoi1W
~ tssls brss1s.
whhAy-ouse - stsaAy
WAAs-es q ~ issusse oAsease 0siac aSao1 Is
~ Hs nnvsakss - Cor vhits calissshG = 10 1T
AnbW ooass; - S1oS = for Whit Anshiesa.
Dys-nr.s western u ssol n.
Dasisy-Aetvs ny for Western. q 10 spr State q
looi - ~ oaaada Wssesn. frss.
oora-ei ifoi - hr nissd wsssxa u ssosx y ~
sAess sssas - q 10 h seors. a.l ssllsss - u II.
oss-n,ass& ssOU Ar wsssss; ~ ossss.
Hy-DuIk le<oli fes csssaiss.
cosss-osiss and I'm.
susAr-sssaAy; oubs lo1<on.
Molsssss-DuIi.
pssk--1irmss, ~ soo4 II for new mess siosins II
- q regular en soo2 for old nsss III soels fss
pan< 0oo9o n 81 iprins nss. Alse 27te sbis nsv
ns u - sooss d. ss,lss nd buyer. March, April ssA
Nay.
Beef n..s-sesrc.; sso4o 80.
Dseon-Hrmsr: loko los< for Cumberland; Il1S0ilkx
As shess m, lIis0ll1< for short clear.
Cut Msass-Firm; ioolo,1 for shouidsrs ls,Soit,2
hams.
Lard--Sirm l3ols3z for old; l2sS for asv.
Bstssr-Dsil; 1890.
HsW York Money market.
~ fsissrseh.] Msv YeAx. Maseh ~.
nossy-RAsy and ssssdy; eef br call
ssssaae-Yirn; eosk.
ootd-shads lover; opening at Ax. siosias 81 ~
ChssaRs Lave stesk market.
~ fsisgrsph.l oEcAso. hsssA IL
Rscsph-ostsls SO. hess lsco
catsls-cAsss 70 prime q tooI 70; Adr v sesA -
la14o7 =, common 70 medium ~ yes
Roes-OAoies 70 primo o. 2Ios -, fair sseA = ~
2 co. common 10 medium - 2SDe eok
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16
BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago market.
BY Telegraph Cucaeo March 10.
Dour-hodsrstsiy sesivs and arm. but salss les
nssous than yesterday holders demanded sItrsms psi
ess
vhsas W for regular winter receipts 81 No
spring closing weak q " No spring frm Of " 50
for winter; o. u Tor ,rssh.
Corn Kxcitsd and Irregular, .losing ~ ss1>&ss,x
No higher bot quilt IS for vist.r rscspts rejected
closed rsths ge-t al 10 tor hesh.
O.ts-No moderately active 81 <bi<olsk elesng
quiet sn< lowe, with sellers inside frssh at Il
o414
Rys-in active demand, excited, and closing IoDl2e
higher than Yesterday, sttl loNei IL
Bsrisy7ss, higher; closing a, 's07s5< for regular
rejected; 90 for winter
Provisions -frsaty excited, ssA hoid.ss asked sx-
srsms pricss all articles Mes pork sold At tH 10
bot no large les eo-ia BE- hsd nader ga.
IArs-Hsld nrn al l2l4ols1<-
Cincinnati Marxst.
BY Telegraph. CINCINNATI. Aarvh Is.
Flcur- FL u.r but press not higher; supernn. none
In maxhet ads brands sil toSis So hnsy brands GA
Ole
wA..t-scares; No spring In nxk.s; winter
n9o
Corn-Yirm; O..
O@h- IN ko&o osmAnds tJGps tof No L.
Rys-ecsree; held At 81 20. With buysu Al 81 -.
Bsrisy-sO 'pri.s u 2oel Is; ~inssr u SOL %
Whhky-Yrm; % In bond
Aess Pork-Aetivs; sal42i - for country; s2i 80
n for city.
sulk nsah-rrm 1910 tor shssIdsrs and ssdss iooss
sity sold At 10 for heavy
nsees-virm ct Va tor ahouidsrs lo5<Dll for ssdss
lok for clear rib II Il for clear aides, packed.
Hans-susar cured is0lsk.
LArd-vrn.r; izz ossrsd sr city isi ssssd sas goeA
country i2l1.
Duttsr-stssdy; isosl fos fresh.
nwsp-eoi..
oo9ss-Duli; ssen.
esgsr-stesdy.
~. kouts Market.
By rsssrsph- D.. L0gis, March Is.
Your-Hrna: sap.r q 2sas nxsrs % soaio7s
whsst-Advascins: prize to choice I'll = sSos 90
sprins "a nos as.
oors-Rxsi,ed and advancing % Zoe nizs4 y for
yellow; - for white.
0sts-Bsttsr; 7l1Ta
BG'y-Dsnssd sor choice spring,
Rys-stssdy; 81 =.
Mess Rosk-Ttrm Al t2S.
Bacoe-Activs; ~ Dl3k.
Duik Mssts-In demand; prices ssssAy.
Lard-la3isl<-
whiky-Psfn N; "a 10.
StSek mar hss.
- raasraph.l Nsv Yoaz. MassA -.
Government Securities cult BEG ~ loes<: eeuposs
81 is,6olz; SO. reg "a leso,S 80 eospsss - ssk:
so coupons 'ss ~; - Jon aaA July iossSoN; 1910
re- sst1oA; 1910 coupons rs<ok 80 IoesSok;
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

THIS RAILWAY HxrKNDs PROM
Dankirk 20 ". York, 400 mfles.
Buffalo 10 New York, 423 miles.
Salamanca 10 N. York AIS nailea.
AHD yRos
% to "a Miles the Shortest Route I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

ne articss In H. Ma sss on sxkiatisn 4 Z. q.
WIDe11 JlWDAY uofADklDaM1n1, 80 q n. n
DoofW1Ck co., Whsasnls and nSaen Dsalsel In
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

TEE Bssf yRgYnAYrp Axp HosY Lpxrafous eLuy-
i've CoAcRrs ArIN THE WORLD-l sccompa-
ny all night trains On this railway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

address all Communications to II. K.
PRATT, Secretary, Ksokatk, Iosea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

All Trains run directly through to New Yors.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-28
Indian Sprin g,ss
Martin County, Indiana


VNH Il PROPRIEEebR OF THIS (EKMa-
u brated Watering Place, and well kmnsxs
resort for Invalids, announces to tho pl1iss-
lie that IL will be open for the receptslR dng
VISITORS from and after the FIKST oar
JUNE. During the last year the E1zEnzk-
ings at this delightful Summer KEnmnfE
have been mucn ENLARGED AMI RS
FHOIED. Tt0enffJ.fOur additional 2zEsNs
hare been completed. together aotth ttress sEsbE
Porches, and the establishment thoraa1sslzg
1efx'71f$hed and in The best order for ne zaSHs-
fort and convenience of Guests
The Bath Rooms, Swings, and Alieyx zzuG
new and complete, and the lately diesaaa-
cred Cave on the premises furnishes esn<a
and refreshing retreat. The MEDHz11sKz-
AND CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF the W-azaExs
are acknowledged and attested by ali WAN
have used them. The Group consis4 81
WHITE SULPHUR. BLACK SULPHUR, CEExITr-
BEATE, and FRESH WATER, and especssRw
efficacious for Dyspepsia, Diseases q zsse
Stomach BOzOeLs, Eyes. for DropsV, NoaarzsS-
gtd, and rheumatism. The vicinity Em
WILD AND ROMANTIC, Astounding ia GaAHEw
and FISH, as well as MINERAL and BQrng-
ICAL SPECIMENS, and INDIAN RELHe-
Hacks will convey passengers 70 1zsa
from the Springs, connecting WIKI e6sE
Trains East and West on the Ohis GZaua
Mississippi Railroad at the Shoals z1a
Huron. For further information a&zszanz
maya f ID. r. DUNIHUE, PrcEssz-