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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-16
BY srEAIsHR 10 FEBRUARY ..

The French transatlantic mall steamship g. Laurent,
Captain Roassan, from Brsst the I'd Of February,
arrived at this port early yesterday morning.
The mail Steamship Hermann, Captain wenks from
Southampton on the 10th Of January, arrived n this
port yesterday morning. 1.
The cunard mail steamship China Captain Cook, from
Queenstown on the % Of February, arrived Halifax a.
ave O'Clock yesterday morning. her voyage Boston
she experienced very heavy westerly gales on the Az
iantic. .tS~e sss
The steamship Noraviau from Liverpool 81 the Gath
and Grsencsstis on the 18th Jaqpezy, via 81 Johns
Nswfounqapd a t6e 10th Of February. arrived q Port
ar. Ne. al three O'Clock yesterday morning. She rs
ports having passed the Hbsrnia on the 2ssh a Jan
uary and the Asia on The l4th inst. ..~x ,e-s
By special correspondence. newspaper hiss and mail
telegraph from these sources we have interesting details
Of our cable dsspa.ohss
The Paris Corsiswtsonnel Of February publishes an
| important article on the price OF corn 81 Paris
and in the principal provincial markets. and on the pro-
liability that the fall which has lately set in may con-
tinge ...s.alssl-..ss "a -yz.rYszp--~-----~
The re-estabIishsut Of the tribune IN the French
Chambers referred 10 by several Of the Paris Journals
Of the "a Inst In terms Of approval and d considered -
typical the profound change which has taken place In
the sentiments entertained By the head Of the State
The fact ID known, u ID sAd, that the Dake a. Aorny,
Wnon ffeei00nt OF tne Lo88auv0 Oouys "" ~su~ssy
applied 70 the Emperor allow the Deputies 70 speak
from the tribune, and that decided Discrimination 70
| comply was always manifested.
The GassHe Of Northern Germany, the semi omeiai
organ Of the Prussian government declares that ne
annexation q Crete shs Cycladss and part OF Tnsb
Ay ID necessary 70 tho political existence Of Grescs
Disturbances broke out al Turin on the 2Sth o. jan
uasy Bands Of workmsn, belonging for ths most part
TO the government esisbIahmSh, psradsd rae street,
shouting "Bresd and work" They plass< some bar rs
shoys but raised no sedous criea rns national suArt
inserPvssa "a srdsr was 6psiis restored.
letter from Rome Of the Goth Of Janusr y, in sh,
Gossxs d. MIDI, says:-
Serious dfculties had arisen ii The " !, conference
OF M Ionello with Cardinal Antonei ~ "a Mara Berard
and Franch on the subject OF the sts candidates
Tor the vacant bshoprics presented the italian gov
eminent IN semi ohcdal way. AyIong them are founs
only very few ner<es acceptable. 70 the Roman court
ana tne Florence cabinet cQpsidered "a nave used
very large exH.nt the faculty left H. ~ 81
| inc "ass Of Flq!spce q The Goth Of January 70
n = - - r. :, ~ "a .ai.sss1
Of Fora;sp 6masc dinner Just given Al the Mnistr.
than snc Anars Possessed moro important cnsrscse
i time y essemblages usually possess For the nfn
prs ace she kingdom Of Italy was constituted the g
~ sntativo Of oil The Powsn were seen togsshsS n
.nsters the Presdeq,y Of both Chambers, The Pre-
lec' ana sns syndo u Fiovsss WE aiso prsssuA
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EUR D ? e.
The Irish Telegraphs Inter
rupted by the Fenians.
No Communication Between Killarney
and Valcntia and No Cable
News Of tho "Rising."
The Offer Of the Yacht Henrietta to the
Duke Of Edinburg.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON JOURNALS.
xhs Rendered Present Treated - =
National Affair.
JOHN BRIGHI'S SPEECH At R0CHDALE.
60. 10. &c.
By THE CABLE TO FEBRUARY Is.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON JOURNALS.
BY THE CABLE TO FEBRUARY Is
IRELA n D.

The Fouian s'Risng''- OF the
Telegraph Lines and No News by the
Cable.
vALEsrIA, Ireland, Feb. 15-S:45 P. NJ
The telegraph wires ceased working between vaIenta
and Killarney at hafpast o'clock last night and
are still down.
Two long dispatches which were sent through the
cable to-day were received by mail from Killarney.
From tho fact that these lines traverse the district
In rebellion II is supposed this temporary hiatus in the
connection was the work Of the Fenians
The --latest.
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH OFFICE
Harris CONTENT, Feb. 15-9PM
No further particulars Of the trouble in Ireland have
been received from ValenIis
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atLltf fQg ug soyIs.

The President Of the New York Stock Exchange adj
dressed tho following letter yesterday Mr.. James
Brown Treasurer Of the Southern Relief Commission
JANIS N. Brown, Esc 1rzssurer:-
DsAs sn-i te great pleasure IN enclosing copy q
morning aoprang 5000 in sid Of the suffering poor Of
sns y: early part o. the var ms IN nation
Of me national authority. and "a members are nov
,ond equally ready RESPOND 10 the wants Of destitute
and suffering fellow countrymen: Very ycurs
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH, Prcsdsut
The following is copy Of the resolution referred
to- = = stf~-4sy .-~r~' TT = u. :.
chase food and other necesssries Of NE for The suffering
pose in the hands Of the Southern Relief Commission
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TINE FeHlARs N TINS CITY.

Excite nSeat Caused by the News from Ireland.
The despatch in yesterdays HsaAID by the cable from
Ireland hes produced intense sxcitsmsns smeag the
FsniAa element Of our population. Thai a actual
rising taken place IN the quarter Designated By the
dsspaGcA 10 ths general belief among the FsnAns them
whsre dsnonisrssicn was aTst attended e b mada
b b believed thai Colonel Kelly b IN the midst Of the
cs m sSoas
Ing ~ line Of retreat discovered 10 supposed 70 b. the
: :ss.: s' 1 =: s sn :s. " e s.. ;s = S
nsws has been 70 rsvvs ell the dormant srsof Hsnian
sa and great opsn air Meeting = = b held n afew
ihs Irish in ihs city . Ssir oounsrylsa 4 hosss
Last evening meeting Of the ceAtsss 70 The numhsr
ssreek The corridors were crowded by an anxiouA =
Dsmblage awaiting the result Of the Deliberations Of Ne
large and imposing nunbsrs on soma dav NOT YEA sUsc
ned, but intended 70 Be withoyA A In the comiAg week
The ;. = the 3, tai o1s nass nss ss con
has JUST arrived from the Other siae u y gknsraIy
sxpsctsd that some prominent and worthy Isnnan win
Of any auxiliary movemens which nay b 1arssd in aid
or the devoted and desperate men who reported
nshting against such tremendous ODDS dn tho sOil q
Tho news Of the uprising n <laud, q published in
among the members Of the dinsrent Fer.a orssnixa-
zion: q wsnseorg, and vs l!.; 4, ~.s done during
:.Is,ys !. lie sRseS q e: .s% q Liberation" 3
ssx. ', .sf crowded last night With excite FsnIans
@sn brother Of aspsrs as s snsSs so soS Of
n' ss ~ Ss Sus y:
was moi ~ sliion 70 relate anything IN addition 70
@ cls ana "a %os s q .: assy
siesd last nigh. that they could furnish and equip full
regiment for service in forty-eghs hours The desire
for further news was intense, many reu,sning up all
mint 10 ret an early morning edition.
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The Cheapess Newspaper and Beet LAtcraxy
Journal In the COumwy.
The WEEKLY HRALD for the present week, now ready
contains the conclusion Of original sy In tw~ cAae
ters entitled N#
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FINE AND Loss OF LIFE At CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Feb Is, 1851
A tenement house, corner Of Central avenue and
MeIancthon street. containing dozen families was
destroyed by Ore this morning. and one woman was
burned 70 death. The loss has not been ascer,aned
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0tsoNNATk Feb. fb, 1851
Hanson Baumgartco was hanged At Marietta, Ohio.
10 d.y. for the murder Of Joha I. Enbarkc. Ia ssp
temDcr las. .Ns
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ThO EnoctS 81 the Fresh0ts In Illinois.
CHICAGO, Feb 10, 1891.
The Chicago and 50. Louis bridge over the KanAsxes
river at Wilmington, which washed avs yesterday
morning was thousand feet lore and the largest
between here and St Louis The hundred laborers
at work. and Il 10 expected sas damage win soon be
hear OF NO further dsTsge the roads beyond Whining
ton Last NIGHT the telegraph lines westward and south
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THE ExE s \ ELS /.

Overdox =. of,ha ArUesee and Chcmung Rivera
Roc,SEsrKR n T., Fob. 15 1857
The leo dam, wash had iarmed agains, the piers OF
tho Erie Railwa fridge over che river gave way about
ten O'Clock las hight, and all danger or further sub
merging Of v city was at an end Some damage was
done along ~ river side by the moving OF the ice
The fres~ IN the chemung river serious bridges
being swSs away and other damage done The damage
70 very compared with that done in 1885 Had tie
Ice daDaot broken away at tho time did the damage
would ave been large
A Ywn In Kentucky Five Feet Under Water.
LOUISVILLE Feb r., 1857.
hs town o. Tayiorsvile, Spencer county Is ave feet
.sdoY woter from freshet
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We Regard. n4rs. Wieslsw'a eeethinG Syr7S
ssnsa. sna YOU'D ss.: MI s prise as.s: .Iss
VS. We shah do Al In or peMer % .ro4aoS 49,
bridgs Nsssl reiieve1 the child rsa p9sn sefse.. y
rees the bovels gyss rsst and health y We cAd; -
comforts thu mother. HN~A
BE and call fqf 81
having the fee lille OF COURTS PKBKTNS' -
outsda Wrappse All Others are bese limitations.
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49,: $50 s.: = :S S,I;:: "A: ":
Doctors and their Dirty Statistical Tho hall vas erewea
last Sunday, and will DO again Tomorrow, ~ eonns %
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WRITTEN ron rns wRxKLr HsRALD
BY JOHN @. ORION.

Posnr-"vALESrNss DAY." written for The wss<s1
HERALD, by TmoDoeK p. CooK; "wA-wA-YAHpA'
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The London Press ON the Offer Of the Yacht
Henrietta TO tho Duke Of Edinburg.
LONDON, Feb. IA, 1867
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SS Gsr Ssb sI SSA 55s1 AND oHuIosss
ALL THE LATEST STYkE2
BOOTS FOB BOYS
SHOES FOR BABIES.
as. Broadway. d. A. BBOOkbs Aeon&
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

Az CHIcAeo.-The 7ribs~e Of the 1etA says
Though there was respectable business TRIMS
acted in this department, the demand was at no
time active. Buyers were shy, and confined their
purchases chiefly to the better class Of hogs, So
iecting such ut. only A. suited their fancy, and
where slight concessions could be Obtained.
While prime heavy hogs were in demand, and
tolersbiy Arm At about yesterdays rAtes, common
light grades were, in measure, neglected. Gales
dragging even at decline Of l0al5c. Traasac-
tons embrace 10 sos head. at Is 40a5 70 for COM
mon TO medium. and Is ssas Is for gcsd TO
choice hogs; with sales chiefly At and within the
range OF IS ssA6 90. A few sAlss were nsds 1t Q
eight advance on the above hgurss, atthsy wsss
exceptional, and furnish no index Of the general
market. The market closes steady with 1890
bead in the peas unsold.
Ar ST.. Lours.-Thc Repsblicax Of the 10th
says:
The weather having turned cold and NOR,
favorable for slaaghtering and psskine operations
has caused > more brisk dsnand, and ) slieht ID
| vance il PFises. Ssjss Of hogs to-day sonpris,
4,4os, q the following range d prices; Per pfin,
| to good, IS Is to ts W and - Is; shsiss u Il
ira, % IS 70 - 40, gross weight. Rsosapts 70
the last twsnty -four hoars snbsass 1, ass hsaA.
Ar SrnasesIxLp, ILL.--The Journal q u.
10th Gays:
I Received, Is, 100; cold, II, sec. Wsqsees Choiee
IS ssse a5; good, IS ooa5 80; eenmoa, o6 lSs
81. Business to-day in this dlpaEtnsnt ~,
quite astive. but at further decline Of saloe p
leo lbs fron the closing range Of last night. II
market closed weak Ct our qaotaaions Packer
were the chief purchasers. Dressed hess epepe.
fairly active, bat closed auist st q So 5B r.
lots dividing sa 80 lbs.
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Cincinnati mar ket.

CINCINNATI, jan o.
Flour and wheat opened dull, and closed dull
and heavy, under the news from Liverpool
Flour-Nominally unchanged.
Wheat-Was fully sc to Sc lower. No l
spring, - 30; No winter, 81 so.
Corn-pull. Ear SIC; shelled, 5sa59c.
0au-Du, and No | not saleabie at the close,
at over Soc TO sic.
Rye-Closed dull, At 81 20 for choice No d.
Bsrley-u Unchanged
whisky-Steady At zee in bond.
Hogs-Duli. Packers demanded concessions OF
75c, bat drovers not being able to make them
there was nothing done. The rates asked ranged
from 81 90 to 81 so for 200 lbs to eco lbs aver
ges. Receipts, $500 head The continued
heavy receipts disappoint most Of the packers, and
cause them to withdraw.
Provisions Dull nothing Of consequence done
Holders ask previous prices, but = concession Of
to on green and bulk meats and lard, and Doe on
pork would have had to be made in order to effect
sales
Bptter-uuil, 1t 26a2sc.
Cheese-Sold at 142c.
Sugar and Molasses-Un changed.
Cotton-Duii and prices lower, and nominal
Middling 3la3l3c. The news from Liverpool
caused buyers to bold back.
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IOWA ITEMS.

The editor Of the Iowa City Repsblioan
says: 1--WE visited the Orphans Home last
week Just after Christmas, which was great
event to the Home. The donations received
we're valued at over seven hundred dollars,
about three hundred dollars Of which was
from Davenport, the balance from Musca.ine,
Iowa City and Montana. The numbers are
constantly increasing. The average last
month Of Orphans was four hundred and
seventy-eight, a gain Of twenty-six over the
previous month. There are now over seven
hundred at Davenport, and Cedar Falls.
Another Home has just been started At Glen>
wood, Mills county, which Is gathering in
Orphans from the Slope II will not be
long beforethe State will have one thousand
orphans of her heroic dead in her ysr;ou,
Orphans Homes. THE following items
are taken from the above paper: The Eman.
cipation Festival, by our colored people,
passed of finely and was we'll pasroni.ed. |.
4 came on our publication night, and, a. on,
paper utterly refused to get of in Tina. va
wsee prevented from attending, which VI
much regretted Besides the able and sp-
pfcpriase address BY Rev. Mr.. Coudeu, Col,
WIN. Penn Clarke made some timely remarks
his usual common sense and practical
style. The color people did tbem,.lve,
credit by their enla ,inment. Y.st.ra.,
about noon, IS Richard Kesner Va. ..s;.t;n.
- make up railroad train, and was runn;n,
on the track in front of it, his foot caush, !,
. frog Of the rail. which threw him scros
tn track, when the cars ran over him. I'm,
ding Of both his legs He lived only aboo
ona hous. He leases wife and saver.
children. He had been employed At III
same business for about ten years. he v,
enebls, honest. industrious man.
They have an honest man, down ne,
Auscatine, - We Judge from the Josrna
The other day man on the sunset side
life, called upon q minister and oGered him
sum Of money 70 liquidass, = 10 aid, IN o.
debt The minister confessed his ignor,n.
Of any such outstanding s'viIlian," and d
manded An explanation. Afisr great de
ofheitation and confasioa, ~ dsbtes (
1seed TO marriage vAisA tsok place ].
yeau eoas By, vhsn ~ bsiAagfooa, ncA
love, but poor in veslqb god, ~ enah
sorsvned ~ s0eiaAiae e1aUaay. He Z
.lnouIeaes1 hinssf se4sshs kaypy hid
erccn = q.sGHioa; rssiadsd ~ niaisl
- ~ ~ oneis1sd - ~ sseas;os, !,
\ - . ~ ~ a1su, naiG1e1 ,
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fsmtid nh (sunlneid,
n0GUE 1A1419.
1pasaazy IL 1851

AithsssA yesterday va . cold -, or sfssses
seemed pretty full ofPsopls froa h country. 1As
hay mazkst wss wsll supplisa, prissaPany BY
farmers IRON Iilinois. Tie qsaasity Of Wee4 u
the naehst sssnsd % hass depressing sesse -
the pries, Aaulsss war bsskvasd In accepting -
thsn suf ouosssisa bslov. Batter rs not qtits
% arn. Live Chickens advanced TO % - ~
dosen.
Hoss.-Some people have allowed thsnse1vss
to believe that tbs hog packing u this point
would not amount TO that Of last winter, and - ~
had Sons doabts On The same sabjsst, constituted
to ascertain how many had bssn packed to this
date. About $4,000 have already been killed 1t
the Packing Houses in this city, and with t4oss
already purchased and yet TO arrive, it IL thought
BY the packers, viii 20 beyond the number killed
hast season. The price paid Is Is to Is 70 sross,
and So to &e SO net, which Is about ~ high ~ any
western CITY is paying. There seems declining
tendency in the price throughout the principal
markets, and it may be possible that hogs viii
rule much lower within the next ten days.
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ST. Louis, Jan. y.
Flour-Pipe $40 90; common IS 75a9 50, bran
ded superfnc <it e5Ail SO; X Gil 25al2 90; Xxx
4l2 25sl2 90; xxx $l3 5oal6 90. Receipts
1886 bbls.
CONFIRM At 81 05al 10.
8sts-Sales made are Ia small lots Ut from
s2as5c.
Rye-More inquiry and prices improving;
sals at ~ g..
Bariey-Msrc active and sitter, sales Of fall At
81 0eal as.
susar--Priue, isai4e; choice lsaiec; n. Y. re-
hned, 153al6ic.
Cattis--Sales at pricea ranging from g ooa5 SO.
Bacon-Ciear sides, Ice.
Hsms-Nes sugar cured 2la22c.
Pork-Firmer at $22 So retailing At &23 IS.
Receipts $500 bbls.
Lard-Quiet in tierces izlal73c; In kegs l3a-
l3ic.
whisky-Wesk and dropping, with sAles ct
- Is. For bonded there was more inquiry,
dealers anticipating reduction Of the present
tax.
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sUNDRIEs.
BurrKR-Not 80 firm, selling ut Csc p b.
EGGs-Remain At $50 y dosen-
SoRGHux-Best quality brings zoe Per gal.
PorAroEs-Choice lots At 7sc p bushsl.
CHrcxrss-Per dozen, - IS.
TuRKsrs---( Dressed) l34 y n.
HoxaY-In boxes, 30 to 80 per ID.
LARD--ll to l2c per ID.
GRxRs AprLEs-From zoe to 81 10 per bushel.
0sioSs-T5e per bushel.
TuaxIPs-25c per bush.
BRRswAx-7sc to SOC per ID.
HoGs-Fron 50 10 5}s gross; and SIC net.
TALLow-In bbls, $40 to &c; do loose % Per 10.
RAes-4 to 4lc per Id.
wooL-Tub washed 3sc.; fleece do fns soe.;
unwashed. ! Cd.
PkArHERs-Prime 6oc per h.
HIpgs-Grven, eic; do sailed, 7Ac; green ealfsk
lac; dry 6int l5c; do salted lie; damaged
and grubby OF; peits Csc to IS.
BRAs-In demand at 7sc per 100 lbs.
HAr-Timothy $40 90 to $i9 90 per ton; Prairie
IS co.
wooD-4o 90 to q 90 per cord, according 10 quail.
ity.
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KToKuK. Jan. 10th, 1867.

PorrIcAL.-The Courier says letter wen
through the Ottumwa post office the othe
day, containing the following superscription
The poets are evidently not all dead yet:
Bound for Sherwood Turner in haste pray,
He lives in Ashland, % they Say
In the State Of lows and county of wapelio,
30 good night ofhce, must 70,
II Sherwood has gone to some grand ball,
Or gone to give the Ladies call,
then must with his cousin stop,
Who's name I'm told 10 Della Hitchcock.
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menesarx AMA,rs.

By Telegraph NEW YoRE, jan H.
The money market continued stringent and &C.
tive up to two o'clock, but after that time easier
feeling prevailed, and 6r.t class firms found less
difficulty in getting accommodations At pdr cent
on call loans. Gold Was stronger towards the
close and rallied to 1914. Short interest ID very
large. Foreign exchange is hrmer and more ae-
tive. Government securities all higher this
afternoon. With an increased demand due 10 the
rise in gold
The excise Law will be enforced on al licensed
aers, but unlicensed dealers will be allow ID
week 4 grace
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Q.
Cotton--Isower. Sales 300 bales low mid
diings 1t 3las2c. and middlings 1t 324A23e- Re
ccipts, s,25e bales: exports, $500 bales.
Sugar-Good demand at loAc.
Moasses- Firm Sales commen ct 3s4a8oc
prime to choice, 6sa74c.
Flour-Dull; super At $1l rs; extra 1t I'll 7ss
Is 90.
CONFIRM and unchanged.
oats--Quict at 7Sssec.
Hay-Qaiet ut t2s 0eA29 20.
Mess Pork al IS.
Baeon--In good demand. Shoulders, lsc; sides
ls1al5ie.
Lard-l2lAI3c.
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Miscellaneous.
DULLES JARED,H
EMAIL De PARIS.
The New Beautlfier Of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies':
Th. secret of beauafyins the skis bsng known osiy
70 Msssrs Jared Rene. they honoraby stsss that i,
differs roa Ill Other prspsrsstoss- II gv - ths noss
harsh and frecssd skin both the texture and color
polished Ivory. removing ali dscoloraops, vhsshsr ~
psaring frsehies tan norphsv. moth, blaekworn
spscks and especially ssecsssul in saeothiag the
narks len BY the SHALL rox.
n. agents of 'L'nnaii de Paris nsst soaAAsssly
submit 10 the pubic Garment sndossssats Of such
dissng uishsd ladtsa
Signora Ristori, Mile Felicita ves,vali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. d. p. Bowers, La.
ellie Western, Mdm'e PoniG, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Nonie De
Marguerittes, Miss Agnes Perry,
sna many Others whose high standing in the prosioa
gvss tn. stamp oftru,htnness 70 their Intelligent asl
gennss approval.
TAs Beautiful Lucille western says
Il aud that the Email produces all the braney Of
tAs- total harnlssnssa II really sds ths sonsss
and beauty Of the skin"
Ths gni6cent vsstvaii says
II have suffered much from the vsrioas white To-
use that consider perfect benefac ton 70 nnd
preparation which gives the necessary whit-nes 70 the
| skin, and leaves the skin cool and smooth
Miss Maggie Mitchell says
II have tried the skin besnther 'LHmaii de PaSia
and fund that Instantly ippsrts natural bloom and
freshness TO the complexion"
-Jared Rmaii dc Pars IL used Delicate bsauttAss
Of the skin for Theatre saloon Ball Room BY the
refined ard scrupnous lsdie predicting all the besati-
.yinx effects rouge and Whit whou. thei, vulgar
| glare CT injury TO the skin.
soidhy all ntelass Druggists, Perfunsn and LAdiss'
| Hair Drssssrs-
South Tenth street, and Johnston, Holloway co~ssn
L. Isassan, So Broadway; Dsnss Barnes Co.. and
@. Wells Co, New York. and Eussns Jouin, III
| Philsdsphia, Agents-
JARED RENE GENERAL Agents md Iuporssss. n. =.
deel-ou, eod4thp
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A MKRfrso Of the Ladies' Benevolent 30
ciety, for the purpose Of sewing, win Be held
to-day Saturday at o'clock, in the school
room of Miss Letter, Chatham Square, A
full attendance 10 desired. By order Of
Mas. b. SrRoxG, Pres't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

NIcx PIas.-Mr. Stevens, Who lives near
Charleston in this county, killed and sold to
Messrs. Patterson 4 Tmberman, nine pigs
n months old, which averaged ssS pounds
each. This is pretty well for Lee county,
considering the age Of the pigs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

NINETEEN car loads Of hogs came down the
K, Mt P. l. n. B. B. last evening for our
packers in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-12

We wish to obtain three copies Of the Daily
Carr of Sept. 18th, l4th and 18th, 70 com>
plete our 6les for 1856. Any of our readers
who will leave or send these copies to this Of
fce will confer great favor and receive re-
enumeration,