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NARRIAon Avn orI.ruAoY

-.T AA1RIA9B AND oELIDAUY,
A 1ssay Of Warning and Instruotion for Young
II Len. Also, Dtseeseo and Abuses which prostrate
tne VITAL powers, with sure means OF relief. Sent
nree Of charge In sealed letter envelopes Address
". SKILLIN H0UGHT0N, Howard Assooia.
don, Philadefphfs, Pa euG Is Sm
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WOOD AND COAL.

o Ii OOA LII.
AT GREATLY BRDUCED PRICES.
.Gross tons Of a,24o lbs delivered in any part of
tne CITY chestnut white Ash, 81 Is, Stove, Egg
i.ShisSr Srnsee ss White Ash, 9s So Red Ash, Ss75
OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on hand.
Otoefs received st our ofaes. or O the wharf,
loot OF 5th street. 3. p. BROWH SON.
jes-a les 9Th street, between Z sndf
COAL - OoALH ' ooAL,ii
hsving determined to sell first class sftfc,e of
Mosd and Csei g cheap - the cheapest, hope
oy dolng % 70 gain liberal share Of pubIic =.
trona9e. Inc Coal prices are - follows:
Nhi!n ASH NUT GOAL. BY the on. 81 2s
BALTIMORE 90. WHITE ASH, Egg and -
ALL LOfHER QUA LITIES OF WHITE XIH IS
LfkEE6 VALLEY PURE RED Ash - "a
DIAMOND VEIN RED AeH........,... -. q 1S
eROsS WEIGHT, ESQ LBS. TO THE TON.
Away on hand and constantly recsi Wing thu
pest 99aines OF WOOD Of every desert ption, de-
hvered in any part Of the city. : - =
ja4-lm 7th ST., between Z and sta isiand
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DANCING.

DR0FS. J. W. b h. p. KRRIB'
.. DANCING ACADEMY, a
fsnnsylvania avenue. bet. 6th and 7th sts., IK
Opposite Metropolitan Hetel.
.,fw new Glasses forming every evening. Those do.
eHung 70 enter our classes should avail than
selves OF tn 10 opportunity,
our snnusl Nay Ball. ioi
Circulars can be had at J. II. Ellis, and W 4,
ns1xerott 90. . Music Stores. W. W.
< 1ne HAIL can be rented for 6oirees, 10.
( Days dHd Hours of Tuition
Ior Ladies, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
os1uroay afternoons, from to O'Clock. =
,Gsntiemen . GLASSES, Tuesday and Friday eve.
nings, from to 10 o'clock.
Fof further Information apply during the hours
OF tu1uon, or address note to the Academy
quarter commencing with the FIRST lesson. ja8
M ARIHI's. JIAsaIoNABLs DANCING
MARlEIB ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
r. between 9Th and leth streets,
tion Of puptls. =.
Days and hours q tuition for young ladies
misses and masters, Tuesdays, Thursdsys and Sat.
9entismen's classes from to 10. same evenings.
Eb.Pryate instruction given to suit the CON.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. LEwLE's DENTAL ASSOCIATION, =,
~ No. 900 RENN'A AVE, - '-
~ betWeen 18th And 18th streets.
Teeth extracted without pain by ADMINISTERING
EifT99s nW: 0.yde sr Laughing Co.
CEnhMt - hes recently purchased the best31S
MssinS xnssni,eH =. Ap1arstus IN the country for
ynlsr Inhaler. The Associstion n now prepsrsd
% make Teeth on Gold, Silver and Rubber at New
lofk fniladei phfa and Boston prices All Der.
sons Wishing dental work done can have t q cheap
- -. Ia the ebove-namsd cttiss. Ali work done IN
sne nessest And best manner. esd warranted 20
sSe ssnd ss.lnaetoa: Psrsons will do well 70 call
:19 eAAmloe our Mork. --------- de Aft
IT, tooxu Nd, = -
r.: Isysntss and .Pstsnies ef he NIHlRAL
LLATE T11TH. attends personally at t<FUA
his once In this city. Many persons osn(y
wear these teeth Who csanet wear others,
sno no person can wear others who cannot wear
Persons calling st NJ once ean b aooonmoda.
sea VIA any styie and price Of Teeth they may de-
1re put 70 these whe are particular, and wish the
IuresS cleAneet, strongest and most perfect den.
VIII be more fully wRFrsntod =" - :"
Rooms in this elty-No. ass Penn'a avenue, be.
SsSn yn And lotA sts. Also. 901 Arch street,
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+. saccessor ss H. L.edon . oo...sa
CITIZENS AND MILITAAY
Metropolitan Hotel, late Browns,
500 Pea nsyivania avenue.
my l-0 WashinRton, d. O.
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HALLS VEGETABLE sIOILIAN AIR Re
NEWER

q II
Renews the hair.
HALLS VKsETABLE 6IcILIAN AIR RRNRwRR
Restores gray hair 70 the original color.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENKwKR
= Prevents the hair from falling of.
HALLS v8eKTABLK SIcILIAN HAIR RENKwKR
Makes the hair soft and glossy
HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR RBNKwkR
Does not stain the skin.
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hair
ever presented to the public.
Price 81. For sale by all druggists. ja 30 Tuly
SURELY, STEADILY,
SUCCESSFULLY,
BAOLANDERB EXTRACT BUOKU
10 CURING
every case OF KIDNEY DIsIAsI, RHIynAIlsM,
CRAWL, URINARY DIsoRpEls, WIAKNKss and
PAINS In the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
rRouBLYs arising from 1xc.ssHs OF ANY KIys.
GONE, YB AEPLIeTIDi
Thy LANDER's
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
eoid By al ApothsoAries. Price q. d. BABNEe
CO., Hev York, snd BARNES, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEI0H q
Roe1Rs, Wholesale Drusgists, Boston, Mass.
General Agents. feb lo-ly
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PERSONAL.

NIRs CURTIS IRVING, Cgaisroyasf, and Test
Nl MsdtEm, viii give life readings, tnefuding
side Of Penn svenue, bet ~een AZ and 6th streets.
Once hours from to .. N. and TO -. N. 60
A. I'm -
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

w EST INDIA ORANGEs AND 7T. 81 3
SWEET AALA0A GRAPES.
Fresh. at {ts KING PLACE.
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s.-kditors Of the above papers viii please
copy. and send their bills 70 the Patent once witt
paper containing this notice, de IQ.vSv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

JULES JARED'S
EMAIL De PARIS"
The New Beautifier of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
This secret OF beaut,ing the skin being known only
to Messrs Jared Rene they honorsbly state that II
differs all oher preparations It gives to the mos.
hArsh and sckvd skin both the texture and color Of
polished ivory removing all dseoloraens whether ap
pesring freesles tau, uorphev moth black worm
speck. ad especially successful IN smoothing out the
MARKS let ~ ths SMALL POI.
The a. .sts Of 'LEuai de Paris no.t confidently
submit the public the earnest endorsements OF such
distin gui- BE- q ladies'
Signora isstori NJ lie Felicia Vestvali. Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. ID. P. Bowers, Lu-
ellie Western, Mdm'e Ponsi, Mrs. Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerittes, Miss Agnes Perry,
and many Others whose high standing the profession
gives the stamp ofruthfunsss to their intelligent and
genuine approval.
The Beautiful Lucille Western SAYS.
q" ord that the EmAir produces all the briiiancy O,
rouge and with the great and peculiar advan
tset OF tot arnsue.s u really to the soi,n
and beauty Il the skin."
The NJ lgaiaoent vestvsli SAYS
Il have suffered 90 much from the various whit. 10
tons &C ~heh my thestrlcal profession obxss me 10
use, that consider 1t perfect benefneton to ind
preparation Uhch gives the necessary vhteness to the
skin. and tszv-. the skin cool and smooth I"
Miss Maggie Nitehell Gays
Il have tried the skin bsautiner, 'LRmai do parss
and foun that T. Instantly mpsrts natural bloom md
freshness 20 the complexion"
Jared Email de Psrs lie used delicate beautif. 81
Of the skiu Theatre Saloon Ball Room by the mos,
refined AID scrupuous ladies; producing all the besut
tying effects II rouge and lily white without their VULGAR
glare or irjury 10 the shin.
soldby al hrstelas Druggists Perfunsrs and Ladies'
Hsir-Drssssrs.
South Tenth street, and Johnston, Holloway cowden
L. IsabeAnf SO Broadway, Dsmss barnes a Co., and y
Q. Wells Co., New York, and Eugene Jouin. Ill
Philadelphia, Agents.
JARED A.RKNE, ssncrsi:Agsnts and Importers, n. Y
deei-esn cod 4thp
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Chicago Msrket.

Chicago market.
Nv r.l.erspbl CsIoAso, May I.
Four-Firn; demand moderately active at yesterday
mig 90 for ts 70 good SIS rs for fancy spring
e1rAs t9Sll for supernne Milwaukee Corn meal nrm
whcst-very dali, unsettled, and apsc lover small
business done in car load No spring at opening
Change 81 $40. No demand for round lois, AID
those no had small orders held Cd for lover ngurss
and prices declined 80 e52 Go for su'.l lots Fresh
receipts nominal at 81 ess92 az for small lots
4 Corn No opened nc higher. Before Change 81
81 O. rather dali declining q: OPENED on Change
at 81 Ue declined 81 os bot With demand from short
sellers improved, closing nominal at 81 oel oo Nc
opened lower, 81 OH; drciissd, closing at " gs
Rsie ted dull and a2c lower, sRGs4
o.,,-so doll and irregular; early GALES at ss5Ss
es51, rejected 50, for ffesh
Rys-opened at 81 1891 70 for No l. ruled very dull
soon declined to 81 IS, ciosing With sellers at 81 IS
Nothing doing in Nc 2
Berlsy-vsry dull almost Dominsli ghtssss In store
ct % G9s for regular So2
pro,isiops-puil; ms,s pork sq2 Soa22 IS eash; sas
buy.r. May. Shoulders 7;s.TA loose; fsw outside
lots might possibly he had a71S Piekld hams sold Al
ia.isIx for choice brands Sides nominal.
LArd-DulI at l21zales1 for prime steam and kstil'
rendered
Hids.-sass Of green .altsd at 12i DO hip IT, DO cal
81
wool-Fns fleece, wsshed, 80
Rggs-FTesh l2s5.
Butt.r-Do; ehoics roll 2ssse; good asa2S jars sn'
tubs, choice packed, Is; nrkin do 70
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

TIE LATE FRosr.-Since the frosts Of the
9th and 7th we have made diligent inquiry of
those best calculated to know, as TO the dam |
age done to the fruit and other vegetation |
likely to be affected thereby, but we have the
best assurances that very little, il any sdany
age has been done. 1t 10 true that 1t ID all
most impossible to form any conclusions sd1
soon after the FROST A friend, in whose
Judgment and experience we place great con-
6dence, hands us the following item bearing
on this subject:
"The agricultural and fruit prospects, are
6rst.rate. The late protrscted dry and cold
| weather was Of the most favorable kind for
both, in every way. 1t dried out the fields,
and held them in the very best condition for
1 sowing and narrowing in wheat and oats, and
it is expected, as well as hoped, that the
farmers availed themselves of the favorable
state of things to the utmost of horse and
man power. The continued GOODNESS OF the
weather was exceedingly favorable IN two
particulars. Farmers horses are usually but
little employed in the winter season, and II
the weather be warm when the spring work
commences, the hardening-in process IS very
slow. and is attended with danger to their
health and usefulness during the balance OF
the season.
"The continued soldness of the Spring was
. also favorable to the fruit buds. Ii kept
i them in their tiny cells, out Of the way Of
a danger from the frost that may usually be ex
4, pected all through the month ofApril. Mean
while the sun was steadily warming tbs
earth itself, and preparing it by counte'
heat, to modify the occasional white-trost
It of May, one of which may be always expect
e ed about the 18th or 18th Of this month; ant
IF this is the one that always endangers GU
apple crop in this latitude. | never trie'
the experiment, but it is confidently said
i and / believe it, that bunch or sheaf Of ha.
n or straw, well saturated with water, or evel
re awet cloth, laid up in fruit tree, in tn
ID evening, when a frost is expected, will say
10 the blooms, and fruit too, of course. Trs i
r, If there be occasion and tell US the result.
l. "May 7th. 1867. JOKES"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

The Ottumwa Courier is joyous and tri
umphant over the election Of the Republican
candidate for Mayor in that city. Judge
Hendershott's record was too heavy load
for him to carry in town which sent SO
many patriotic and gallant boys TO the war,
in spite Of the protests Of Copperhead lead
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

II will be seen by an advertisement in an
other column that the publication of Henry
Ward Beecher's Story is to be commenced
in the Nesc York Ledger for this week. The
LEDGER has also secured series of articles
from the Presidents of twelve Of the princi-
pal Colleges in the country.
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.fIuantial alS Commercial.
KHoKuK MARKET.

CORN MEAL-P 100 fbs........ .............. " ~
sUNDRIES.
BurrKR-In good demand at Use to 27c 2 10 for
choice lots.
EeG,-The price paid to-day was Isle per
dozen.
SoRGHuM-Best quality brings $50 to Ace per gal
PorAroEs-Choice lots at 81 to 81 is p bushsl.
CuIcKgSs-Per dozen, So 90 to 81 90.
wHrrr Brlss-Good, 81 SO to 81 90. Prime
Navy, 81 so.
BEkY CArrLR-s4 90 to So 90 gross.
Hses--Good lots, IS IS gross
SHEEP-4!c gross.
vxAL cALvgs-From 81 % to So 90
HosEr-In boxes, zoe per Id.
LARp-11t to ll1c per b.
GREEN APPLEs-From s0c to 81 rs per bushsl-
OxIoxs-$l so per bushel
TuRSIPs-30c per bush.
BxEswAx-32c per h.
TALLow-In bbls Sc; loose 7e per 10
RAes-Cotton, &c per ID.
wool-Tub washed 45c.; fleece do fine 4oc.
unwashed, Of.
PRArHgRs-Prime soc TO coo per n.
HIpRs-Green, Sc; do salted, 9tc; green call
skins, lac; dry flint lse do sailed l5e
damaged and grubby of; Pslts 2sc tS
81 rs.
BaAs-In demand at 81 so per 100 lbs.
HAY-Timothy in active demand at from 81 y
to $40 90 per ton.
WOODS SO to 81 90 per cord, accordingtO quail
itY.
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APPLE CRoP SAVED BY THE FRosr.-In
another item in to-day's paper we allude to
the fact that the fruit crop was not damaged
by the late frosts, in accordance with the
judgment of persons who had made thorough
examinations of fruit trees in different parts
Of the city, but since we have learned from q
competent judge and fruit grower, that in
stead o. iaag damage, the frost has actual,
saved the apple crop in this locality, by de,
stroying the aphi,, (lice), which had taker
sure hold on the buds about ten days ago
All fruit -raisers know how destructive thes,
insects are to apples, and will be rejoiced tt
learn that they have been destroyed in thi
locality, and we hope it will be found so gen
orally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

b. TELEGRAPH NEW YonE. hayf
Ylour-sll 7oGi2 10 for superhn- State; sl2 500
IL 10 for extra; s4Gl5 10 for ehoict bol4 % for
H O. SIC soal5 so for trade brands California nou'
bill. and ssck., $40 i5&l- 20 Rye four s. aosS TO-
wbi.sy-so decided chang. IN bosdts 10
wheat-s2 80 for No hwsukes; Is Is for choice
Amber state; 50 1893 80 fer white California
Rye-sl t6fls-
barley Quilt and sfmer.
Barley Mat-Quiet aud dell
Corn-si ssl4sl 81 tor old mixed western 10 store;
81 IJsal ssl for mixed western 81 saei 81 for
western yellow IS for white western; 81 aol -
for white Southern. 81 20 for interior mixed.
oats-ssaSs for Western; s7ass for State.
Cofee-Frmsr. Gales at private lerDs
Aoiasses -Nominslly unchanged
sugsr-los1 for new
Pork s9s lo92S Issz FOR mess. closing ats
is ea.h 81 for old mess $40 80 for prime zsG22 Il for
pims mess.
Bset-Firm at previous prices.
Beef Hsms-t4o&4l0o
Gu, sesn-stesdy, pslO for shoulders l215sla
for ham,.
Lare-l2tz e12s4.
Bacon Quiet NJ for short rib illS 70, short clear
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TIE City Marshal has proclaimed his edict
against hogs and dogs. He will slaughter all
CANNES found unmuzzled and unregistered
after the 18th inst, and take possession OF
all porcines running at large after that date.
The owners of such property will do well to
make note Of this
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

FIRES for comfort have been kept up in this
place since the middle of last September,
and the chilliness Of the atmosphere still
makes business lively at the coal yards.
Those who desire more of winter than we get
here, can be accommodated by emigrating to
Mr.. Seward pet country-Russian America.
AS for US, we are fully satisfied with eight
months of the frost reign.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

number Of the young men Of Csttarau-
gus have formed an organization which il,
the objects are adhered to and faithfully car.
ried cut, will be of great benefit Some
twenty-five have rented room in which they
intend to accumulate library as rapidly as
possible, and hope to foster an influence that
will attract its members to this place, thereby
keeping them, during the evenings, from the
streets, and throw around them such infuen>
ces as will direct their minds in the proper
direction. This movement speaks well for
the young men of this portion Of our city,
and will no doubt, be the means of doing
good, If properly conducted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

Al the annual meeting of the Keokuk Ii
brary Association, held at the Court House
on the evening of the 9Th inst, the followin,
officers and Board of Directors we're elected
for the ensuing year:
Robt. F. Bower, President.
M. K. Taylor, Vice President.
John Il. Craig, Corresponding Secretary.
J. Henry Westcott, Recording Secretary.
I'D. +. Brownell, Treasurer.
BOARD OF DrsEcroRs.-John Fl. Craig
Howard Tucker; Geo. W. McCrary; Chas
r. Birge; Sam E. Carey; ". A. Brownell.
The new Board Of Directors met at the Ii
brary hall on the evening Of the 18th inst.
and elected the following committees.
LIBRARY COMMITTEE H. Tucker. Chair
man; c. P. Birge; J. Il. westco,t W, W
Jameson VIM. Fulton.
LrcruaE Committee. II. Craig. Chair
man, ". A. Brownell; S. E. Carey; S. Ca
L.; ]. L. Rice.
COMMITTEES ON AIRS, MINERALS AND REL
ics--G. w. McCrary, Chairman DR.. NIX
Taylor Hvn. r. P. Lowe; Ed. A. Brown,
ella a. Bael.
I AuplroRs4 T. Carey Fl. Tucker.
n Go to Stewart 4 Deans for good harsainl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

IT would be well to inform the public that
the postage law requires two cent stamp on
each paper. Drop letters require but one
cent Three circulars in an unsealed envel
ope require but one cent stamp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

New York Dry Goods Market.
By telegraph NEW YoRx. Msy7.
Indian Head, yard wids unbesched Meeting 1919 At
lsnts do 49, Pacific extra and DO 1sl<; Atlantic
1875 Stark DO ISL: Medferd do "; Pacific L 1e1<
Bates Bsaehed Muslin. are Down 10 asH and N. Ids
Mills to 10 ~ oottons selling oil around st % 10,
'heeis.nd pad' and Manchester penins at 20. Print
steady but in lsss rsquisiion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

II you wish to purchase anything, look at
our business Directory and ascertain where
the men are doing business whose class Of
goods you desire to purchase.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

TEE Register says the longest train ever
passed oyer the Valley Road left Eddyville
Monday noon. 1t consisted Of forty one
cars, mostly filed with cattle and hogs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

GREAr fall in dry goods at the New York
Store. Immense bargains offering there this
week. msySd6w1t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

IL our Directory the business houses are
all classified under their proper heads, and
alphabetically arranged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

AucTIoS. Howe l. Tyler will sell on
Wednesday morning, at 10 o clock, the stock
of hardware lamps, children's cabs, chairs,
&C., at IS Main street. 2t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

ASSISTANCE given in preparing inventions,
and applications for patents, BY S. ]. Wal
lace, inventor. Half usual cost. Also new
patents for sale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08
CITY NEWS.

To OUR CouSTRY READERs.-Look at our
Ksokuk Directory, on the first page.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

By felesr.ph.l

By Telegraph Nsv Yoax, xsy,.
Reg 81 rlHoT coupons 81 liisesG 8 % reg %
Iosz01; DO coupons "a io7szos coupons "a losl<a
X; do rs 1905 do Jan and July 1o7lxoX 1910 con.
pore sssz0loo. Gold closed Il Is1kDk.
HyosThoA; LII. sa5S sIkoX lIsa,<;
RItsxDN; " ssex psd eckoei1G n v ssK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

KEoKuK DlREcToRY.-We would call the
attention OF our readers, particularly those
from the country, to our City Business Direc-
tory, found on the first page. 1t embraces
nearly every branch of trade and profession
in the city, and those whose names are found
there are among the first in their business.
Their advertisements will also be found elias,
sihed under their proper heads in different
portions Of the paper, and to these also
would we call attention,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

THE Street Supervisor was among the em-
ployees Of our establishment yesterday. lie
was on the dun memorable were his de-
mands, and the boys had to come down with
the stamps" It's sad-we were going
to say fearful sight-to see tax gatherer
among little band of printers, where money
is scarce, and especially when the boys
can't see it," If the Supervisor did not
feel remorse of conscience he must surely
have heart of flint. We turn witt saddened
feelings from the contemplation of such q
scene.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

AGRICULTURAL 1MPLEMESTs.-W call the
special attention Of the farming community
to their and our old friend W. B. Arnold S
advertisement Mr.. Arnold was the pioneer
operator in introducing agricultural ma
chinery in this county, and by his cleverness,
hberality, and genial honesty, induced many
farmers to adopt improved labor saving MAJ
chinery in their business, and thereby bene-
fitted them, and aided in the development OF
the agricultural resources Of the county
He is now established in the agricultural
implement business in Fort Madison, and we
take pleasure in commencing him and his
institution to the patronage of our farming
friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

Cincinnati MarMet.
By Telegraph CINCINNATI, Asy !.
Fiousl2 soaIs IS for western super; sltaie Is for
trade brands.
whest-So spring 81 81; No q winter IS a. No do
held at g se6ss 60
Csrn-G for No ia bulk; 81 os sacked.
ests-stesdy at I1af2.
Ryc-Unchsnged and dali at 81 10.
Barley-steady
whishy-Nominally unchanged; held ct 20 In bond
Mess Pork-sales at ga so
Bulk Neats-Dull; prices nominal
Bseon-Sa1< lower and demands sht sales Of should
srs at 50; sides 1oA.
Lard-Duli l7jxal2z.
erocesies-stssdy; fair demand.
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on,easo Live stock market.

chicago Live Stock Market.
BY Telegraph CHICAGO Nay l.
Csttle-Rsceipis ga cars Under the heavy receipts
and want faith in ksatern markets ~ shippers trade
opened decidedly tame Quality Of offerings good, and
many OF the best droves shipped owners account.
Market very quiet and holders hrm at following range
OF prizes: prDeio extra ss 1899; fair to medium SO
IS common steers 1898 stock steers 81 81 Is fat
cows Sc, thin 80 81; bulls stays, and common
cows to&e n
Receipts Of hogs IS carr; sheep 10 cars
Hogs Choice pria. 50 s55o 20 fair to good " ID
n 6 common 10 Medium 81 4eG6 10.
sLsep-t7 2oes ~.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-08

st Louis Market.
By Teiegrsihl sT. LoVia' nay .
Fiour-Qriet and arm; upcbsnged-
whcat--In light receipt and nrmer.
Cotn-Exeited aud higher 81 Is for mixed; u ~ for
yellow; 81 20 for white
oat.-Actiye ana ais sneing tales at e25&aqs
Farley aud Rye Quiet
Prorisions-sirm an unchanged
Leat-Sieady ate
Whisky-Duli and horinal at $2a2 o5.
Tobaceo-More animated but unchanged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-03
VOL. XXXII.
For Sale.

DOR SALE. THE HOUSE AND FIX
n TTRES known nc THE Dexter shades st
Rockets lending For terms, spply a. No. 2o'2
Main street. my s-I'