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NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance WIZ
~ Of the Act psd April ~ iSl entitled An zah
tsres,od having charge q The subject natter Of aeh
that following under esan@s
or hT lie Pod Wsrlens the aid EXAMINATIONS s
b completed within aecees. as notice. on eSat ,as
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

Yon LONDON. Nov. ain s,ssmshp AAlaz.a-Wm D.ghsh pf
George Bright r. Moore John Knapp J. knaPp
Rphrn Rainbow Alfred Psviti Mrs Am Hall heih Bdse,smoe
Robert Danworth ShpssY AdJphe Hchu Ms Jsme bPes'
and family Mr. ma Mrs Charles Ifoat family, WIN H. Bee, John
Henri Rams srn Jacob Cohcn Patrick lemAn Jacob
Stsnger Hesy Jennings and wife, Hse JenaIs H. NJ nhseh
VIM. J. Harrison and q 10 the steerage. - . =.
Nov 6-In steamship MinnessaA h.p Wofsen Mr. morgse
wor,ie!l Mr. q. Baker Dr. snd Mrs II W Owens
Miss Mary Graves Henrietta A Gsyss Rev c. G. Grafton
Miss Baker WIN. Hamilton Rev j. hssKney tol y v
Pepdlesor Res. X. G. Hutton, II. w. Greea.
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In the Z. S. District Court, yesterday, returns
~ nroess been made and claimants appearing
for any OF the following namod property, on motion OF
Daniel G. Rollins Assistant u. g. District Attorney, O.
creos wero entered c0ndemng by default Il3 pounds
smokinQ tobacco found At No I64 GreenWehst 10 Oar
rels distilled spirits &C. found at No. lee East Twenty
n.hst barrels do. nDnd ~ Thirty ninthst and Tenth
ave- quantity Of do, 81 found at No. ~. East Twenty
hfth-st. -
Petitions in bankruptcy died and referred yeste,
day rs follows foiitcn OF Jsco0 Bach OF tns ei.y
referred 10 Register Ke,chum; of VIM H. meleD Of HUG
son Columbia Co. referred 10 Register Beaie OF Henry
M Williams OF this city, referred to Rs9istor NJ, a.
George Collins E OF this city referred TO gser fitch
OF Matthew OFarrr OF this city referred 70 eeis@i
DAYTON: and q. Eli Hunt Of crRsown, Rockand 20, r..
The semiannal cxaInina ton Of students applying for
10 The bar occurs this month, and the supreme
Conrt hns nnpoiuted thu folowingnsmed gentlemen ~
examiners: Dennis Quinn. Chss, A. Peabody, John
sntheriand The following II the Committee ON Cha'
soter; Gen. Arthur, Joha n. whiting, Ihos j. vIo'"
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TssisrHy DuAsTsErI, Nov 4, isss
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL.

- In accordance With approved Juy 81 oo
authorizing The seesa ~ the Treasury sell Me ,loen We
Uni 81 btster IN The Dismal Swamp CompABf ssD
best protect The interests Of the United States ~ so
insure thai the he krp havgbs bgbvy WHOM @
ihsf erpebse 10 the 60rernmebt:
Notice berrhy given s, M0NDAy The niBn day
let IL oeoek Eight Hundred oo) snaes OF sosn
by the uuted states In d Dismal Canal Company WIZ ~ s
by Public AuctioB the highest bidder al the Treasury DsPAS
the City Of Washington
The Dismal swamp Canal the Of Bisaoen he
Virginia with the pss9aoank River North Carolina uta.e "
.hont twenty eight add bali 2sD miles and has been ~
eost Of upward Of million dosra Tbs whole numb o.
the Canal Company nineteen hundred and frtcu s4 having
original value OF two hundred and any doas $3.50 per
Full Information 10 relation hsty condition OF We e
vii BE- Afforded npB application 81 this Department ,,a
Terms Of sale 10 he depea
he time Of sale snd the balance be paid The dehys o. we
instTumens Of HUGH neCULLOOh,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Ss g:3T San $50 Moon Sets.... ~
s,pdr Hook 3:Is Cows Island. 40 Her. Gsts.. re
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SUPREME COURT-GeneT1t IeTm.-Non-cnu
merated Motcps-O,rruit- Nos sss 80, 81 I
sls 1850 1851 1857, e9s e3S IS i6l, 49, III ISL W., lt2
az iU5 6ii 2si Part IL Nos 100 1882 6u, 1895 e6s
as 1904 40 iT7. lsss 1923 eos i.Ia go So. iss 's
1874, $685. 1924. Special Ts7a-DomuTrefs; nos Io2o
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part mos. 3iS6, $685.
$685. s197 saS5 a9 slS ets. 2st Sass si7s 1881 All
9T95 a9fS Part IT. Nos sass $3.50 9is2 1888, 3os, sse
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos
1875 Sa5 Tl7 67e 1885, $685. e5 eso sl to $50 Part Nos
7s $50, sll, sas 7T 7eI, ', M sSs, III $50, Ss 2 c
MARINE CouRr--Nos. 10. 81, p. %. Is. 90, o.
~, a.. T 80 ~
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NibiSnS Huiius.
Gbsnrrs for yasiuss Hfu.

PARTNER WANTED, TO take q quarter
n interest s.iabhsd esnsss three Sod gt
- =, s,.s sr psrienlsfs RB~JERsRY NATIONAL METAL
FO,plSy No. ife Js'obis ava. 5erss Ci'
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specie from NewYork to foreign ports, for the week
ending November s, and since the beginning OF the
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHAEGE.--FIRsT CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
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PROyIsIONS-The market for Pork opened duh and
rather easier but closed more active and better al our
outside figures the sales cash and regular, are OO Dds
Mesa al SO s0Gs Beef remains duh and prices are un
changed sales OF $50 bbls az Si6S9 for Plain Mess ana
s2Od$22 for Extra do. Tercc Beef IL moderately active
sales OF lOO ties ut S3 Beef Hams Irregular sales OF
so bills at 500 s29 for inferior 10 prime Cut Meats are
neglected Bacon IL moderately active; sales OF 70 boxes
Civ Cumberland Cut on spot at I2ic and $50 boxes do
for December delivery at ic Dressed Hogs are 1r,ner
quote SIC. for City Lard is dun and buyers have
the advantages sales OF $50 pkgs at 2i al3c for CITY 49,
aisle. for fair 70 prime Steam aud Kettle Dried.
We note sales OF 800 ties. Lard az 1870 In Bacon, 700
boxes CITY Short Clear and 800 boxes CITY Long Clear
both for November delivery. at 1876, aud 100 tee Dry
Sailed Hams, for November, nj l3.c.
BurrER-The market quiet at former prices We quote
81
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ALL CLASSES OP UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED Oh
RKArTTRD FOR, on RRCKPr, AT MARkkT hArLs,
FRRk OF ALL COMMISSION CHAk1kS
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tras 1Ssso 70 for Shipping Ohio so TO9t for Tnde
aud Family brands DO; t9 259si2 so for Amber Winter
E1tra Indiana ana Michigan ga sossS for White wheat
California Flour 10 dun and heavy sales Of 800 baRs Ut
2 eossS 90 Southern Flour more active but at lowe
figures Tor the medium grades: the sales 1870 bbs at
Country sl 2os,Is Is Extra Georgia aud virginia.
and I'll eo6s4 for Extra Maryland and Delaware kys
Flour y quiet but steady sales Of bbls. OF " le9
70 30 Com Meal IA heavy, AMI IN moderate demand;
sales of $40 bblS. at o. 81 for cry and Brandy on
private terms Buekwheat Flour Is plenty ct " 81
II Is.
GRAIN-The Wheat market is quiet, and under liberal
receipts ana the decline In gold prices declined &c
bush The inquiry sconned exporters The sales are
s26OO BUSH nj " for No Chicago Spring aud hwau
fair request rather rmer prices The sales 5000
bush Of Canada West al 81 as0Sl 6l Barley Mali y I'D
the day was somewhat excited and prices advanced ~
bushel, but at the close there eSs frmness nnd
the market closes tame The sales are 50 800 Dus
Rye Is tame sale OF Canada West reported, at VI 90
Corn early IN the day rm but later Is quite tame az
lower prices. The demand s chiefly for the home tIoe
The saes are 81 800 bush Western Mixed, at St0s 80
store and 81 35DSl sc aoat; the latter an extreme ~
the close Canadian Peas are steady good demand
sales Of s,oOO bush Canada West In bond at 81 40.
GUNNlES-Dallness characterizes our Market lsc ior
Bags, and 2lc. for Cloth.
HIDES-The market Ia steady with fair inquiry and
some business the particulars Of which dld not traspe
We quote Dry Buenos Ayres at 20a2Otc gold; Monte
yideo. l9ta 20c, gold; City Steers, 12c, currency
HOPS-There Is not quite much activity to-day DuI
prices are nrm at 20a40d65e, as tO growth, &c
HEMP-There Is o duh market; We quote al l2c' lof
Manila, gold.
HAY-The receipts show falling OF. and with good
demand pcee are better and close firm at 1oc Tor snip
ping, and s19sl 40 for Retail lots.
M0LAssES-The market continues dun, ana prices
nomlDally unchanged No sales reported . -,
OIIS-Cmde Fish Oils are unchanged the demand
moderate; we quote at T5c Whale and 81 1897 rs Tor
Sperm. Lnseed on i lower and dull at u O6GSl To- i'll
Casks and bbls Lard oil is quiet aud unchanged.
NAVAL sT0RES-Spirits Turpentine is without
change the demand moderate Crude Ia dull ana nOni-
nal Resins generally easier. and only IN moderate
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF SEw.ToRK........No' q
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- Their estates shOuld be badly invested. pity no one
70 has his money invested IN United States bonds pay
,hle In gold IN % years, with Interest sewaupuaiy
M Stevens sums mp follows:
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Sinantial.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.

noIppps Of III. AMERICAN HAT AND COTTON PRESS com
PAsY viii be the oss q t Vssnns OF wssAse,ns Com
80 No a. pipe,t on THURSDAY Nov i2 oeSck for the
% Of rues and Transaction Of saeh bnsness be-
80 ssv York a. 1901 G. W. JONES, Asa Sec
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yet England at the close u Der continental wars
compelled her creditors 20 recelve security less by
nearly Onehah IN its rate OF Interest than that Dy when
abe had borrowed the money"
This statement videceive and cannot avoid thiRk
ing was intended deceive the public Its manifest In
tent create tho impression that Great Britain after
the continental wars was In sense, guilty OF repu
di&ton and by implication that such course might be-
necessary this country Yet nothing can be more
untrue Although the public debt o. Greet Britain al
that time WAS according 20 population. double and &C
cording 70 valuation peary treoe tho amount Of our
present debt; and although nearly third Of the British
debt represents only the bonus given to subscribers 70
the various loans yet tho nation has since kept ia
faith with the fundbodeT The British debt "a not made
payable al fixed tine but is mainly in the form Of All
nuties tho Government contracting to ray certain an
dual interest deserving the right At any time 10 pay on
the principal At par.
Mr.. j. r. MoCuoch, IN his treatise ON Taxation and
NE Funding system" says:
II u optional however FOR tho State 70 redeem whom
thinks ht any portion Of this annuity by paying on the
stock Ut par, Of which 1t u really the interest"
In the exercise Of this right, perfectly understood BY
ali the fundhoiders the Government IN ia2 offered a
bonus Of five per cent 10 the holders Of certain portion
sf the funds they would consent 10 reduction Of tho
interest from Ave per cent or the alternative Of
being paid on at par There compuison about IT.
and Of the amount reduced Rl52 SS fundholders rep
reeentng but A27S chose 20 take their money The
same thing repeated 1915 1890 1884, le4l and
ssuy ito three cent IN 1854 Every fundhOloer Knows
shat the Government has this right and there 10 no faint
o. rcpudiaton OF iIjnstice about IT,
III your space would allow, " BOnd Dc easy 70 prove
Sen Bntles plan 10 be ~ Improbable ~ il lie dishonest
Ce(0cSr -. D.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01
JULES JARED'$
"EMAIL De PARIS"
The New Beautifier of the Skin

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
Th. secret Of besuf,ing the skin being known only
to Messrs Jared Rene they honorsbly state that Il
differs from al other preparations It gives to the most
harsh and reokled skin both the and color o.
polish I'd ivory removing all dscolorstons whether s
pearing a. trecAes tan morphew, moth, or backworm
specks and especially successful ia smoothing out the
marks lefi by tbs SMALL Pox.
The agents Of Il EmAil de Paris most confidently
submit to public the endorsements Of such
distin guirh,d ladies' as
Signora Ristori. Mile Felicia yes,vali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell Mrs. d. =. Bowers, Luz
ellie Western, Mdm' Ponisi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes. Miss Agnes Perry,
and many others whose sh standing the profession
gives the stamp oftruthfnness to their intelligent and
genuine fproval.
The Beautiful Lucille Western says
II ind that the Email PRODUCES slI the brillianey Of
rouge and with the great and peculiar adYsn
tage total harn.su--s II really adds to the otness
and beauty Of the skin"
The Magnificent vestvan says
II have suffered So much from the various white To-
tons which nv theatrical profession ohlige. &c
u-e that consider it perfect beneiaetiou To mud
preparation witch gives the whteness 10 tht
| skin. aud leaves the skin cool and smooth
| Miss II eei- Mitchell says
Il have tried the skin beauiher, L'Rmail De Paris
and und th, instantly iupArts natural bloom ant
1 FRESHNESS 20 the complexion"
"Jareds Email de Paris used as delicate beauthe
of the skin for Theatre Saloon Ball Room, by the
refined and scrupuous ladies; producing all the besut
tying effects ~ rouge and liywhte without the vu ga
glare or injury TO the skin.
Sold by sill hrstclass Druggists Perfumes and Ladies
Hair Dressers.
South Tenth street, and Johnston, Holloway oowds
L. Isaee ~ 81 Brosdsay; pemss barnes Co., and
| z. Wells & Co, New York, and Eugene Joun, II
| Philadelphia, Agents
JARED a RENE, Genera:Agents and Importers, n
dac1-siu s,,1-4thp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

TIE May number of the Rirer Side Mag
azine for young people, published by Hurd 4
Houghton, New York, is on our table.
This Magazine is one of the handsomess
in appearance, and one Of the best illustrated
as we'll as one of the best adapted, in style
aud matter, to the juvenile mind, that has
come under our observation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

Aucf1oS.-Howe & Tyler will sell this
"wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock, one
fine Book Case, one marble top Dressing Ia
Bile, one Mahogany Easy Chair, one marble
top Bureau and Glass, Mahogany Centre
Table, one oak Extension Table, Mahogany
Wash Stand. one fine painting; togetherwith
a large lot of housekeeping articles, crock
erywsre, Cook stoves, lot ofTools, Buggy
Pole. Books, &c, &c.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago N act.

Chicago market.
b, Telegraph CsIoheo April 30
Flour holders reported prices is TO 2oc better
sale. at - soe Is for very inferior to choice spring
ipers t2 25I IS fer good super to fair double sx-
ira .pring &; sl3 s9914 Is for good to fancy do.
whest-very nrm; prices &c better on an sssrags;
price. opened 81 IS for regular No 2spns 81 sc for
strictly fresh do closing at q IS Northwestern re
eeipt. 81 S. with light sales Of Ne IN ssma
ats2s1 Nothng Of eonsequseee dons in reiseisi
spring.
Corn-Actlvs aud firm at advance Of iBltfe on
yesterdays prices opening safes we're at 81 os oSl
later the market advanced TO 81 ot1& o. closing at
81 al o74 Ne hin large dsnsad aud very setive a.
81 el co., Rejected sctire and cole better at
24dss
ost.-Mors active. prices unchanged. market closed
arm At S0l4 seolS fof regular sirts OF No
Rye-Quiet; shade easier. short receipts sold At VI
isjr regular at 81 4e5S, closing t'm-
| Barley Continues duli cd nominal al soa &c.
| Provisions-Iul'. some orders on market FIR cat
- below sellers views, aud sales Il any,
Kept s,ctiy private Shoulders could be placed at
at ~ rough sides 9isss11. picked hams at
/ ID; mess pors AT 81 Is sIis
/ LArd-lat5 Sl234 buyers al inside
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

OuR readers will be kind enough to bear
with US for few days and excuse the lack Of
matter in the paper. We are busily engaged
in re arranging our Office, getting in new ma
terial, and enlarging our facilities. Every
thing, and we were going to say everybody,
about the institution is turned 'topsy turvy.
But we'll be all right shortly, when we will be
better prepared for business, and when We
shall be happy to receive call from every
man, woman and child within the city, just
whenever and as often as they may favor vi
with one, as we shall have model establish
ment that will well repay visit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

THE May number Of "Our Young FOLDS
is as attractive and entertaining as ever. we
have not had time to read it, but we like the
table Of contents, and shall look over its pa
ges more deliberately after "our young folks
have taken their fill Of fun and information
from its pages
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

IS MoiSis April IS, 1907.
her by certified that there has nied this
ONCE q sworn statement showing th condition Of tie
Enterprise Insurance Company located Mt CINCINNATI
in the State % Ohio, the trst DAY Of January.
1857 in coriance with the provisions Act the
General Assembly he siste Il Iowa ertiiIed AN
Act In relation q Insurance c,u'pefies" approved
January 9sh iss7 md Act amends; ~ thereto.
approved feir AIRY 9TH, Is5s: that said ,tatemeut
shows tht said Company is possessed Of the requisite
amount csYitai. rpd invested as requii 81 by law
Author t. ~ trr .ven to the above named Com
PAW 20 thor appropriate business
10 this Sta In srcarancs With the laws Their Of until
til the Sl- day % Jan 'ary, D. one thousand Eight
hundred su1 ,ixty-etght
Itf.a g, rtn that Robert y. Porte, OF Keskuk.
has BEEN rly appointed by sri' Company their lawful
geut and attorney FOR the Of Ire with fall pow
er TO TAX eS- of Insurance thtrrn and 10 acs noul
edge p provided by law upon his a.
ing With Cirtk the iisiT7t Court ard or said
county hcAte aud copy OF the statement
Ale ia thi- nj =.
Its fulh.r cs-tia-d that ihe attached Is true and
correct cory = the aid statement
l., T-.tmans Whereof have hereunto set my
IL 81 hsrd snd affixed my seal OF Office the day and
year first above written
JOHN A. ELLIOTT,
apre5 Auditor Of State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

The FIRST OF MAY. How the scenes of the
merry days youth come back fresh in one 3
memory at the mention of May Day. In our
youth it was festive day, and finely celebra.
ted by all the schools. How anxiously the
children waited for the coming of May Day,
and how gloriously did they enjoy it when it
did come. In the country west of the Ohio
river, the May Day Festival has been almos,
forgotten, and we are sorry for It. 1t is a
grand old festal day, that should be celebrated
as long as there is youth and beauty in the
land to be made glad by each recurrence Of
its pleasurable festivities. The German pop
ulaiion OF our country never forget it. nor
allow it to pass by unobseryed; for amid the
hills and dales of Fatherland to day will be
heard the merry making Of the people of that
great old country. There nearly the whole
population quit business, free themselves
from its cares and anxieties, and 20 in q body
70 the groves, and there make merry accord
ing to the custom of the country over the re-
turn of Spring; and wherever there is heart
here in America that beats in unison with the
60. ones at home," that heart viii feel
-. and memory will wander back
and visions of what is there
What il 49, the heart thrill with
The room for ia5Eo5tkA bail 70 the First
I. - .s...a ~ = 80 -
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finsutial anS Gunlm.rtial.
KnoKuK MARKET.

CORN MEAL-f9 loo fbs......... ........-'.''. 80 =
SUEDRIES.
BurrKR-In good demand at 25c to soc . ID. f0f
choice lots.
Ree+Ths price paid to-day was lsio per
dozen.
SoReHux-Best quality brings 35c to Acc per gal
porAroEs-Choice lots at csc TO 81 90 o bushel.
CHIcKEss-Per dozen, s. 90 TO 81 90.
WIRE BgAss-Good, 81 so to 81 %. Prime
Navy, - SO.
Bier CArrLg-S4 90 to 50 90 gross.
HoGs--Good lots, o. 20 gross.
SHEEP-4le gross.
VEAL CALYEs-From 81 90 to 90 90
HosEY-In boxes, zoe per ID.
LARp-ll to llAc per 70.
osloss-sl so per bushel.
TuRsIPs-Soc per bush.
BEEswAx-SOc per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, &c. loose &c per n
RAGs-Cotton, &c per ID.
woot-Tub washed 45c.; fleece do fine ace
unwashed of.
FgArHERs-Prime SOC to 6Oc per ~
HipEs-Green, Sc; do sailed, sc; green call
skins, lslc; dry flint lTic; do sailed lse
damaged and grubby Of pelt' 25c &c
81 rs.
BRAx-In demand at 81 so per 100 lbs.
HAY-Timothy in sctve demand at from si6 4
to 500 90 per ton.
woop--s5 50 TO ~ 90 per cord, sccordingto quail
! itY-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

chicago Live stock Market.
BY Telegraph cH:cAso April 30.
Receipts-se cars Of cattle, II Of hogs, and Q
cars u theep.
Ca,ilechose to prime s. 256s Isl fair 70 good ss g
o. 70 common TO medium 81 t0dT 20
Hogs Choice prime s. 0oaa- IS; fair TO good So 20
Ge rs common to medium 81 ooSG5 80
shscp--choiss TO prime q oo1s common 20 mediums
IS 09a5 sTn
Markets all active
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

AIor Of merchandise to trade for I'M
proved or unimproved lands in Iowa or MIS-
so,r; HowE 4 Tyler
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

How TO CLEANSE CisTERNs.-A correspon-
dent in an exchange gives The following as a
good method to cleanse cisteIns: "a simple
thing have accidentally learned, and, if not
generally known, ought to be, relating to
stagnant odorous water in cisterns. Many
persons know how annoying this sometime:
becomes. After frequent cleaning and other
experiments, all to no permanent utility,
was advised to put, say, two pounds caustit
soda in The water, and it purified it in a few
hours. Since then, when | tried what il
called concentrated I've, had quite good re
suit. One or both Of these articles can BE-
obtained at any druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

Fill your pockets with green-backs, then
90 to Bidleman's and exchange them Tor
Boots and Shoes. As his advertisement shows
YOU will get more than your moneys worth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-01

HoRsE THlKF-The Ottumwa Courier
says that Robert Boyd, Of Keokuk Co., re.
Gently, stole horse from one Of his neigh
bors, and brought it to Agency City, and
traded it off for watch and seven dollars in
money.
The owner arrived at Agency City Satur'
day, and secured Boyd, and also secured tht
horse.
Yesterday evening he was taken out of jai
and mounted astride Of the poor old anatomr
cal steed without saddle or bride, with BIZ
hands cuffed and his feet firmly tied unde
the horse's belly, and started back to Keo
kuk county, with mounted escort consisting
Of Field Marshal Milligan commanding, an,
the man he stole the horse from, and the on
be sold the horse TO, as the rank and file o
his escort.