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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-16
special Notices.
An Autumn Suggestion.

Now, a. heavy foss Af.e and searching winds COM
mence bloa; now the human holy exhausted like
inanAts nature by the heats of INNER begins to will
and droep pdw ere The ineeme MT win ter MAX es Its
ing onset; NC is the time for preparatory course
the best scclimeirg med cine in existence HOSTEL
TfR's STOMACH FiTTERs
Fever and Asue rampant in all psrts of the country
q1nine the physicians admit, will quc the phase
Of the disease which st per vades the entire West
Ii is well tina 1t for the remedy (-ocalie dead.
Tier than the masiy Bat fqninine Is IA lent 10 in
termitent sers HosrETERs BITTRks Is r.si.tisle
II would be afe TO make contract under heavy zen
altes, that given "Fever-antAgue Disrictn should
be exempted from the disorder for particular time
provided every inhabitant would take the BITTERS
coripg to dreetons during the Of the contract
Thei has bst instance In which this sterr
n,isorant apd anti-iebrie medicine has failed to ward
of the complaint, when taken duly ~ a protection
against n,aais Hundreds u ysieians have abandon
ed all the offend specifics and prescribe this harm
less vegetable tonic and nothing else as pre-,
and for sll the forms OF chs and fever yixor 10
the thing mo- etdful in these cases. we'll dys
pep,ia aud n,tyou. III ctione, AMI HusTETrEKs MT
rEss are the safest, sure.t, and most wholesome
strenRhennp PIE PSI alton that lnmsn skH las yet
c2cted loct15-d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-16

The great social event of Oreoon :. ~.
recent marriage OF Senator Geo. 81. vii
lams, formerly Of this city The. paper, Of
that State ars filed with accounts Of tho
wedding. ss :. 'ne
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BATCRELoR's HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hsr Dye is the best In the world The
only true and Te Dye-HaI miess Reliable Instanta
neous No disappointment. No ridiculous tiuts Nat
ura Black or brown Remedies the i'll effects of Bad
Ose& lnvigcrstss the hair leaving soft beauts-
hi The genu ue 10 signed lrtnara Bachelor. al
others are mere limitations, and should bs avoided Sold
y All pruFEis. and Perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay
sTeet. New YORK Idec12 dAwly
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For sale.

nNn Of the most desirable Residences in the City,
" twostosy fch Dwelling, With nine Rooms and coed
ceIlsr and cisteru and lsres brick Stable and wood
house Lot 10 set containing ar variety Of the
choice fruit and shrubbe5y In the CITY, situate
Enquire Of WM FULToN.
may7 .Raai E,tate Agent. No. " Main 1t,
TNOA eALE.-Lots6 and 4, block Ill, corner OF Ex-
change and Twelfth Streets containing t~o story
sold on reasonable terms Enquire Of r r LoMAx
Esq, or Wm pULION,
aprl6 Real Estate Agent, No 81 Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-16

HA.The above Magnificent single-Numher Lottery
viii be drown IN pusIrc In CovIugton X h. s-orn
Coun,ts touess At o'elock = ~ ths eorn, ~ sn,th
and Scott sts The entucky state Tot,er;s, a.. ~,
G Entdv but respoueible Money Tt,ar,s. the
have beeh conducted Tor the mast thirty nd
drawn the authority ofa charter from the State
end oon sxe given for the payment ofasi prxea The
orawnRd are Published In tbs New York Herald and Gin
cinpati ODmme~ct.l
The above scAs@s viii ~ drawn the middle and last
q eech month during 1857 and 1863
Circulars OF Lottesies dr.vins daily SAINT Nv .nnes
tion to the Aanssers
Address all orders Tor tehs> %
AURRAY, HDDY = CO.
CovAn9eon. Ky.
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JULES JARED,S
"EMAIL De PARIS. !"
The New Beautifier Of the Skin
Testimonials from Celebrs,ad Ladies

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
This secre, of identifying the skin being known only
Messrs Jared Rene. they hosorabiy state that
differs from all other preparatons 1t gives to the most
hsxsh and recked skin both the and color Of
poliahed ivory removing all dscoloratons whether a
pssrtng frecAies. tan, norphsw, noth backworm
spscks and Ia especially successful In smoothing the
marks ien BY the SMALL sox.
The agents Of Lknail de Paris' most confidently
subait to the public the earnest sndorssasn Of such
distingsishs ladies
Signora Ris.ori, Mile Felicita vestvali, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Lu.
ellie Western, Mdme Ponisi, Mrs Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes, Miss Agnes Perry,
ana many others uhose high standing In the proison
gives the stamp ofuuthfunsu TO their intelligent and
genuine approval.
The Beautiful Lucille westsrn ssyr
ST nnd that the Enaip prod.ess all tbs br,aney Of
taes Of total harnIsns II rally sdda 70 the sestnsa
nd beauty Of the skin"
The M.sniaesss vsstvaH says
II have sunevsd - DseA sfoa ~ vsricss white To-
uss that copsaer Il perfect bsssssesson % ln1 .
pesparation which Rvs the Hsesary vhltsae 70 ~
sAin. sad leaves IL dhaa ocoi a.1nnootAs
Nh Asssis nikts1 says
Il hsve tried ~ skia sss.ttaw, TKnan = faria.
fsoonsn 70 Is esoDasaSoa~
.Ssrsls Enail q Pssis h ~ = Ssits.as bsse1ou
q ~ skin fss 1Asars 1alesa = na Res~ - ~ u
ss1nsd - sussslsss lass DssAeeass IN ~ tsssss
yssg sosssfssaosad hiy-vAiAs. vilAsst sAskkuiee
slAss y indssy y ~ An.
~ b I'll 1nsslas DssGuises, Rslsnss - 49,
uaarprusaA
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Church Directory.

wEsTMISsTRER EsBYTERIAN
CHURCH, 20. S.)-on Seventh street, between
Main and Blondeau. Services every Sabbath at
II a. m. and p. m. Sabbath School at = a, m.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at II p. m.
febll66-ly W. q. CRAIG, Pastor.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN-Co OF High
and 18th streets. Services every Sabbath at II a.
IN. and p. m. Sunday School at ~ q. m.
apr26'65-ly JAMES BRowx, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Hish street,
between Fifth aud Sixth. Services every Sab
bath at II a. m. and I p. m. Sabbath School at
3p. IN. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
may ls-'e6-ly GEORGE TEACHER, Pastot.
EXCHANGE STREET n. Z. CHURCH4On
Exchange street, between Third and Forth.
Preaching every Sabbath at II q. IN. and p. M
Sabbath School at Fl p. IN. Public Prayer Meeting
on Wednesday evening. JoHs BuRsEss,
julyl'6c-ly Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. Z. CHURCH Cor
ner of Seventh AMI Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath at II a. m. and p. m. Sabbath
School at 2 a. m. Public Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday evenings. JOHN HAYNES,
apr2T-'66-Iy Pastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Corner High and
Fonrth streets. Services every Sabbath at IL q.
m. and p. m. Sunday School at . a. m.
apr26'66s l. N. CRrrrEspks, Pastor.
ST. JOHNS EPIScoPALcHURCH- 4th
street, between Concert and High. Services every
Sunday at II a.. N and p. m. Sabbath School
at o'clock n. IN. W. n. WOODS. Rector.
june4- '66-ly
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The 1esssgA Weei Traas - lsee.
From the u. 8. Economist.)

The imports Of foreign wool during 1855 show
eontiIsanes Of the large fgufss which character
ised the previous yesr. The lszgs sxpsastea Of
our WOODEN manufactuTes during the war has %
far incAsased the demand for wool that domestic
resources eAa supply scarcely twe-sAis6s tAs
wants Of The mills and manufaetarsfs ~ eoase-
qusntly dependent, more than b former psriees,
upon the foreign crop. Moreover, within the last
few years, manufscturers have steadily extended
the prodsctioa Of styles Of goods for which home
grown woods are imperfectly adapted. 80 that i'm
ported woods are more thao ever necessity to
this branch Of industry. The Western wool
growers and their friends in Congress appear to Be
ignorant Of this new feature in the WOODEN traAs,
and hence they show no reluctance 70 adopting
the really oppressive measure Of prohibiting the
importation Of foreign woods indiscfiminsteiy,
blind to the fact that If the description Of woods
not grown in this country are excluded from our
ports large amount Of our WOODEN machinery
must Be thrown out Of employment
During the past year, Ne have imported ct this
port, 36l67, 003 lbs, against 34,049, 0l7 lbs in
iSe5-an increase Of per cent. in quantity.
The principal part Of the importation was re-
ceived during the frst half Of the year. During
the last six months the receipts amounted to osly
77s7I57 lb,., valued At 81 7i3, 52s, or about one
fifth Of the years importation. This light impor-
tation for the last half of the year is chiefly due
to the supply having been increased largely "
anticipation Of the snhsncement Of the duties, and
perhaps to . considerable extent, also, to the de-
preston ofthe WOODEN trade during the late months
having discouraged tbs importation Of nav mate.
rial. The priee II the Is, Az, es6 lbs. imported
during the Ast half Of the year averaged lac per
b.; and that of the 7,f57, l57 ~ received during
the last six month, Isle per lb.-a somewhat sin
gular fact, considering that the demand from the
United States vas so limited during the last half
of the year, and that there wss . somewhat Sc
we're depression in the WOODEN trade Of England at
at the same time.
This advance in price mcst be regarded - an
other Of the causes helping to produce the
limitation Of the imports during the last half OF
the year
The effect OF the amendment Of the Tariff act.
passed at the close Of last sesson, and providing
that the costs Of importation, freight, insurance,
commission, dc, shall be deemed portion Of the
dutiable value Of sll imports is seen in the large
decrease of the imports of wool from countries
where export duty is charged, and which, from
their great distance, involve heavy charges for
| transportation. Take the following examples:
lat mos ID mos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

OuR You've Folks for February is on our
table. We have had occasion heretofore to
express our high appreciation of it, and We
are not disposed to take anything back.
Its the best periodical we know OF for
Young America and his sisters; and We ad.
wise them, or their parents for them,to call at
Lowry's and get it.
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o'clock.

In the editorial comments introducing the
article from the Fort Dodge North West, on
the Valley Railroad, the types made US say
of the suggestions in that article: "They are
nothing of much consideration" We wrote,
"they are worthy Of much consideration"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

Ar five o'clock yesterday morning FIRE
was discovered on the second floor Of the
Post Office building, and an alarm was imms
diately sounded, which called opGthe fire de-
partment, and a number Of citizens The FIRE
had burned space through the floor about
three fee, in diameter, letting the stove fall
into the room below, occupied by the Post
Office. Lieut. Mackey, who has sarecruiting
Office in the room in which the FIRE originals
ed, states that at the time be left his room in
the evening there was no Ere in the stove nor
had there been for an hour previous to his
closing up his days work. How it started is
Of course mystery. Part of the mail mat.
ter In the Post Office was somewhat damaged
by water, no more, however, than could be
avoided under the circumstances. The build.
ing was but slightly damaged, and will be
immediately repaired by its owner, Mr.. H.
". Sample.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

HuRHY.-All those Wishing tickets in the
enterprise Of Marks 4 Ehrlich. will do we'll
to procure them At once. Only few more
are left. tu1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

PrRsoss stopping in the city for few days
can have the GATE CIrr lett ct their rooms
or boarding houses by leaving their orders at
this ofrro
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We publish the communication signed %.
l.. c." and are glad that the reputation of
keokuk is not committed entirely to his ten
der mercies. He would have the public be-
heve that it is a little one horse town, ike one
of these cross road concerns, where the Post.
Office, the blacksmith shop and the grocery
constitute the nucleus Of creation. He sets
forth that the business of Keokuk follows the
Postoffice, migrates after it from street to
street, and where the Postofice fails to go
there is no business. And then, to cap the
climax of absurdity, he urges that the loca-
ton of the Postotfice on Ninth street would
cause Main street to be built up to that point
in solid block.
II the Postoffice is, indeed, such potent
institution, better put it on wheels, and keep
il moving around till we get all the streets Of
Keokuk built up in solid blocks of four story
brick houses.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

FoHrr crsrs per line, each insertion, will
be charged for al notices appearing in this
column. No notices, however short, viii be
Inserted for less than one dollar.
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THrs is q time when every good citizen
should do all be can, to advance the inter-
eats Of our city. With the present prospect
of public improvements, it becomes necessary
for US TO make every effort for its increase
an size, population, and business. 1t has
been reduced TO a fact, that if stranger
comes here to establish himself in frs,
class business Of any kind, and inquiries Of
the citizens aue business men, where to pro-
cure good location, the answer generally
given is that he must 90, between Fifth and
Second streets, or near the post Office. If
that IS impossible, he is told his success will
be doubtful. In nine cases out Of ten, he
leaves the city forthe lack of q suitable 10.
cation on Main street. Now all good citizens
should throw aside personal interest and pre-
judice, and do all in their power to remedy
this evil This can be done BY encourag.
ing owners Of lots to build good 6rst class
store rooms on Main street.
Many think five could have the Post Office
about Ninth street. in Burrows Block, or
Ponds building, it would not be two years
until this style of houses would be erected
and occupied, on every vacant lot from Fifth
street to Ninth, which would enlarge tie
business capacity of the place one. third,
which OF course would be OF benef, TO every
one who makes this place his home. Those
desiring to rent ,uid end location eouslized.
making rents low n some places, and high.
Or in others.
In reference to moving the Postotice
every one familiar with the history of this
place, win remember the effect il had when
brought from the ievee to Second street,
thence to johnson, back again to Second, in
each case taking business With it. As sure
Is you move it this spring TO Ninth street,
% sure will there be built and occupied,
twenty substantial store rooms in that vicini-
y. Some will say that it Is too far out, this
looks selfish, as though they ars not willing
70 concede to others, what they desire for
themselves. True it would seem that were
far out, but il is really nearer the center Of
the present business and residences than
where it is now. For instance residences
extend from the river to Eighteenth street,
ana on Main there i now more business
done beyond Ninth, than between Sscesd
and the isvee. 1t must b. rsusnhsrsd also.
shas our miller's; manufacturer and dislilleva.
q we'll - many Of The merchant have nov
70 60 once or twice daily from mile. 10 !
mile and halfto the post olBes. Thea i,
justice to all let ~ place Il q spcA : point
thst II will reqairs noss 70 walk noss ~ !
AAk@ NV oaAsses 4 . nila esne ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

ADVERTISING AND ITS RrwARDs.-ln few
things are most business men more "penny
wise and pound foolish " than in the matter
of advertising. Enough Of them there are
who are not too heavily freighted with mod
esty to accept advertising gratis, nor are
lacking IN benevolent expedents for obtain.
ing it under plea of the public good. A vol
ume could not tell the instances of men Of
small means acquiring princely fortunes
through faithful advertising, though proba
bly, the records Of their gratitude would not
make big book. The following. however,
is an illustration Of both business ssgacity
and generous appreciation well worthy Of
remembrance
A celebrated wholesale merchant in London,
England, has presented the proprietors Of the
newspaper called the Telegraph with a printing
press which cost SIS, 600, as token of apprecis-
ton. In doing he accompanied the gift By q
letter, which said " In -FOUR paper, by judcious
advertising, first built the foundation of 8 for
tunc-and in your paper. by judicious advertising
have amassed the fortune which enables me to
offer this testimony Of regard and good will.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

REMEMBER, the grand drawing of . piano
and silver ware, of Mr.. Hammer, will
take place at Turner Hall, corner of Sixth
and Main streets. on Monday evening, at 7
O'clock
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BY TELEGRAPH
CAisase MARKET.

Chicago MArkeG
Dy Telegraph CuoAee. FEB J.
Yiour-Mors setive and armsr. eaies OF epring Hx-
tras Of - soDfe rs sup-r8ne 1t 81 1858 s.
wh.at-No nru At an advance Of I1I<.; elosips at
81 sll<D1 S. other grades neglected
Corn-Pirm and 1l,<c high. r: sales Of No ss T@1s
sad rsjse,sl II S3as&, cio.ipg very arm st fsh for
No. /.
osts-I,Ss higher. No 41l1e. No -.
Rye-idvane.d lie, No esSssc No acc.
Bariey-stsady; rejected t7ots1S Noaeo
Timothy ssed-Is good supply II t1Tses.
Msss Pork -Hrm at t13Di9.
IArd-Aetvs at liA0i7
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

ALMOST FIRE.-The floor under the
store in the recruiting Office over the Post
office caught FIRE yesterday, and before it was
discovered large hole was made through
the floor and the ce,ling over the Postotfice.
The fine prospect Of FIRE was, however,
soon extinguished, and in consequence, this
is not much of an item but it is the best,
and all, indeed, We have.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03
CITY NEWS.

FrrY per cent. additional TO our regular
rates win be charged for I'll space occupied
BY cuts, and no deviation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

Seventh or Eshah, o. accsunt Of IL bald.
ines already there which ars suitable fsr the
Office. Certainly any who desires to ses the
city grow, and business extend, must admit
that this would advance the object Evsay
thing which will assist in spreading the basi-
ness from it, present contracted limits should
be done, and Ad At once. Second streee
and johnson have had this advantage long
enough; every room in that quarter has been,
is now, aud will continue to be, occupied,
even though the post Office shonld b moved
to . more central locality. Therefore proper
" owners and tenants, in that part Of town,
should not object to having it located at
some point where it would encourage busi-
ness, and be much more convenient 70 the
majority Of citizens and business men.
]. l.. c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

MARspEs's PEcroRAL BALM has been tried
by Physicians with unvsrying success, and is
now adopted as standard expectorant. For
sale by Kerr 4 Fuller, Keokukr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

In the last six months receipts from these
countries alone there is decrease upon those Of
the preceding half year of nearly twenty millions
Of pounds About fourteen and half millions Of
this decrease occurs in the receipts from Buenos
Ayres. owing to the fact of IN export duty being
charged in that country, Which, under our amend
ment Of the tariff Law, is reckoned asa part Of
the dutiable cost Of the wool.
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psoeG market.
By Telegraphl NV YonE. yeb. 2
e,ocksopened rather stronger. bat wsshsr after tbs
call.
Government bonds strong owing 10 the rise IN gold.
so coupons OF 2io7s; do % los; loaes ss1 sos
ast iosz1 "a dnd ID ioss< ssss Kris 50 Kssdins
lsIk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

chicago Live stsek market.
~ Telegraph cH.cAeo. Feb I
catns-Recepts III head. Market quiet Sales At
~ 1894 3.
1850 head.
Sheep -fs0s7s
Dr.s.sd Hogs-opsn.d arm bat elossd wsah At 81 SOD
. 90 dividing 100 lbs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-03

New York Dry Deeds Market.
By Telegraph NEw YoRK. Feb. :.
ndry sooas activity 10 still the prevailing feature.
and prices favor BUYERS BY way Of discount oaotos
without change Of moment fhs impressionis gain.
ing ground that Congress will pass the fari6 B and
n sc,Isns and imported goods In general must sd
vance.
Heavy Brown ShsetinGs-Atantic z3015c; Pacific
leoal Bcckburg standard sheetinss, thrown, in good
demand at zoe.
Mssns-rrm for hns makes. At ss5<c for Nsv York
Mills: a9e for Wansutta 2Sc for Baes; &c for Dwight;
TIC for nsdals 1879 for Bartstss lse for g. Fails -
for Waithaml
Printssteady and unchanged st 100 for sprague lsc
for fanees; II for Allen; 1sc for Freeman; Lowell Isc
Victory i2 Home and Gisnoovs 12c; =, for Glasgow
and Lancaster.
0inshsms-2sc for all makes Of dslainss, 10th light
and dart.
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-22

FoR CONGRESS- Third Congressional
T District Convention met at Marysville on
Saturday last, and nominated Chancellor
Harrison, of Napa, for Congress, j. @. Good
win having withdrawn his name before a
ballot was had. Mr.. Harrison is temperate
able and energetic man, thoroughly identified
with the interests of this Congressional
District, and will make an excellent Repre-
sentative at Washington. We understand
he is favorable to the advancement and early
completion of the California aad Oregon
Railroad, and this fact alone should strongly
recommend him to the favor and support of
this and adjoining counties. Upon all cues
tions of national import Mr.. Harrison is a
sound Radical, and insists on the right of
| loyal men to reconstruct the Union and
govern the Republic which they saved from
the grasp of treason.
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-22

SOUTHERN RELIEF FUND.-Rev. Father
Buchard delivered a lecture at the Court
House, in this place, on Thursday evening,
for the benefit of the Southern Relief Fund.
The lecture was an able and interesting
one, and although the attendance was not
large, the sum of eighty seven dollars was
was appointed, with power to appoint sub,
committees in every precinct, for the purpose
of making a thorough canvass of the county
for this nraseworthY object.
The Shasta courier., 1867-06-22

RroRGANIzED.-Two of the proprietors and
the editor of the S. f. Alta have left the
concern on account of its opposition to
Gorham. The principal owners of the paper
are controlled by the Bank of California and
other monied monopolies, and were afraid to
endorse the nomination of Gorham lest they
might lose the patronage of the banking and
corporation interests of the city. Seabaugh.
Clayes and McComb desired to support the
Union ticket, and withdrew from the paper
in consequence Of its disorganzing course