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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22
JULES IA REDS
EMAIL De PARIS"
The New Beautifler of the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies:
Tiss ovI b-an'ii, ing the skiu icing known only
to Messr Jared Rene they honoraby sts,s that it
differs fras 81 other rrepars:ieas Il gives to the mol
harsh an IT, ekled skin both the and color Of
polished ,sor, mov all discoorsticns. vhs;h,r sI-
pearpg sirs tan, morphsw, moth. or hiark
speck sd especially saecssfu 10 smoothing out the
marks l,is , tbs small Pox.
Tn. ax~4ls.d LIS nall de rsri- most conaItatiy
submit 'se pnir til, ,srps-t enfor.-menis OF such
di.tugu Il, q Ladies'
SignorA nissori, NJ lie Felicita Vestvali Miss
Maggir Mitchell. Mrs. d. p. Bowers, Lu-
ellie Western. Mam Ponisi, Mrs Emma
Waller. Lucy Rushon. Monte De
Marpeet,ties. Miss Agnes Perry.
mAEs ihe.. ~Aose hish standing In the profession
sves the aias struthuins.s 10 their Intelligent aid
genuine ..rre,si
The Be satiful Lncire Western says.
II and th-t tn. snst All produces Al. bs brillsnc, Of
rorg- ard hiiy bite ~i'h H. crest and recur al
tag - tss arn---i -. u rally adds ~ the oIiness
and beau g. the skin
Tue " x,anceai e.strsi says
Il hasr .ne RID 80 rueb the various Whit. To-
tions. wst the-ir cal " fss-isn obiiges
u-s thai esus'isr e p, r'.et bessisr ton 70 hni
prepars.u ~hrh siy fh- necessary whitsuess 10 the
skin and Ir~s~. the skin coed and smooth
Mis-. NJ x.is sisshslis.y.
II have .rea tbe kin bssniifar 'LBfnAil de p.si.
and foun IT,. T. n-tsHsly iwpsrts natural bloom and
fr-=hne-. q tts- carniAes sot."
Jared. g,a~i sr Psrs'i. used deisaie b-anin.r
Of the .kir r Theatre Saloon Rail- Reom ny the most
refined aud srupons lsdes; producing all the besati-
tying ess r.sge and ly-wh,e withou. thei, vulgar
! glare siar, Ia the ssin.
Sold H. al arrtels.s Druggists Perfumers and Ladss'
Hssr-Dres.vrs
ssuth Terl street. sad Johnston, Holloway Cowdeu
l. Issi esn ST. Brn&i~sv; Denss Earnes Co. and y
G. We'll. CO New York and Eugene Iouin, Ill
PhHsdeili's. Aserts-
JARED s.RFNE General. Fents and Importers. Y
deci- eta eoa 4thp
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

CORN MEAL-Y 100 Dis.
SUNnRIEg

SUHDRIks.
BurTER-In good demand at 22c to Use v b. for
choice lots
EeGs-The price paid to-day was lse per
dozen.
soReHuu-Best quality brings 4ec to soc per gal
PorAroxs-choce lots at 81 to 81 10 p bushel.
CnIcKEss-Per do,en, s. 90 to 81 90.
wnrrK BRAss-Good, 81 SO to 81 90. Prime
Navy, ~ so.
BRsY CArrLE-t4 90 to S. 90 gross.
Hoes-Good lots, IS % gross.
SHEEP-4ic gross.
VEAL CALvRs-From - 90 to 80 90
HosKY-In boxes, zoe per ID.
LARD-lot to lie per n.
GREEN ApPLEs-From 9oc to 81 rs per bushel.
BKKswAx-s2c per ib.
TALLow-In bbls, &c; loose Sc per b.
RAas-Cotton, &c per Id.
wooL-Tub washed 45c.; fleece do 6ne 4oc.;
unwashed, Of.
FEArHERs-Prime SOC to 60c per n.
HIDEs-6reen, SIC; do sailed, Ice; green calf
skins, l2ic; dry flint lsc; do sslted Ice;
damaged and grubby of; pelts So to
81 so.
BRAs-In demand at 81 SO per 100 lbs.
Hay Timothy in active demand at from 80 90
to $40 90 per ton.
woop-$5 So to ~ 90 per cord, according to quail
ity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

TEE Paris correspondent Of the Losdou
Star goes into raptures over the Russian
/" feeding place at the great exhibition;
"But Of all places Of refreshment, com
mend me 10 the counter q Ia Russo. A man
IN yellow silk blouse opens the door for you,
and conducts you to seat; pink silk man
takes your order, man in blue silk stands
watching you while you eat, and damsel
IN all silks and all colors ladies out the ice.
der Skin, is of purple, striped with heavy bars
Of gold, her bodice of muslin, her armlets
are precious, her necklace is thing Of beau
ty, she is eoroneted with sapphires and rubies
cake, add to her the leading fairy IN the pam
lomine at Drury Lane, and sprinkle with a
few ornaments from the court circle at
Madame 1usssud's, and you have the young
lady at the counter la Russo. If they keep
such beings at the railway stations, no won
der the Crimean reinforcemens sidnt arrive
in time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

United Slater Of LueyIea, S5HtAerr Dsrsion Of jo0a
W. CLARK, Unitsd States Marshal for the State
Of lows, do hereby give public notice that In the
OF United Htats agsiast shre~ copper ketie
ct al q Of and offelure under act, VI
Csnsres did, the 10th day Of Nay. 1855 10 Marion
county Iowa attach and take into my po<sessios, Tor
safe custody thres copper kettles seven mash tabs,
three rnIs, siuic. trough, three taps, log
building, twenty feet square, and the and upon which
the 10 Situated being stuated IN Mzrion csaniy.
Iowa. and deserib oilows y. ar OF the n. W OF
the N - section fhirtythree Tcx nship -, N. r. II
west.
And also give public notice that the tune assigned
said II the 9Th day of JUNE,
lss7 and hereby sdmoaish and suemous ell tsr.ons
ming any interest 10 the sid thr> copper kstIes
ct. al knowing hsviug anyshinS TO ssy why the
should be condemned and sold TO n.w,r the
demand Of said appellant they be and appear before
the said Court be held In and for the Southern Dv
sion district Of Ivwa the United States cosrt ROOM
In the city OF xeoknk In said District at special
be holnen nrst Tuesday In JAM, 1851 ~ ten
In the fvren ofthKt day then aud tbsreo in
terpose claim for the same aud 10 ske their afies
tions in fhss behalf CIV. CLARK, u N.
mssib-dl4t H. tuLros. Depaty.
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THE CHORUS WREATH.

A COLLECTION of Sacred and Secular
~ hp 4 from 0rato-ios, tperss. and P,p.l.r
1-e spj Chorus Books. d--ixnsi ss STANDARD hok
Choir, Ss,e4 -ociete fonv-nho-s ard So, ools aud
ai1ing the d-sr4hi- Piece for Priva,s pa
tcr aud Pghc Ferf trasuee This VI alton
III prove figns pit bic N cho'rs aasical soci--
Generations that quire In compact and c3n-
sen.et 70, the very beat vocal competitions for pri
pr .ctice public performance. Aside from the
fact 20. nr rid OF the great inoonvenisnce Of beng
ohl Ked I, turn TO large number Of volumes the low
price which the be and most popular pieces Of half
q dozen costly books here furnished, vii
I'd the Cho -us Wreath 10 al pupil %
q vsIasbl- ~ork within the reach II every
Price 81 80 Sent postpaid. oliver Dttsoa =
Co.. PstH her, hostob. e. r. DIrsoN co, New
Y ik fmsy1f
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

Cimctunati Marxet.
By Telegraph CHS srssArI. Nay n.
fiour-buii but prices nnmin.lly unchanged
steAt-Dul; prices unsettled aud nominal s. 10 the
beat offer rssds fer No l winter.
corn-pull ptiee, lpv.f; sss Of No 10 bulk at IS;
saris S61ss
o,:s-pull prcr. dropping; safes % Ia bulk a, so
s.easa
Rye--ti 20
whisky-pun al D. 10 bopd
Provlsiops-u aehanged and quiet.
L.-d-isA
Butt-s Dali At 90 n Tor sre.h
Grocefse-- Unchafga5.
Couon-Dul pric nominal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22
W. Ii. BARRETT, Secretary.

GREAT PLAY-BLAcK Crook. steamer
Rob Roy will take passengers to and from
st. Louis, on Wednesday next, for fare one
way, and will lay in ST. Louis until the play
is over. All that wish to go send in your
names by Monday morning next. to Tom.
Heaight or W. S. Twins, so as to secure seats
at the theatre.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22
Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
Los on, May 2 --Neou.
Conaola IS. Erie +2iI Boud.7 u C 1917
Losuo' Nay Il "a p m
Aotey quiet and steady Consois vs. Bond. 5sss
Erie Az
Tivs' POOL May 2i-soon
Cotton Eas'sr uplands lllS orieAn. lt1S.
Breadstuas-Qa.et Corn Sos California heat l4s
81; western tSs 20
ProVisiors-siesdr Lard 5lsed
LlvEsPvoL May 2i-7p. n
Cotton VERY doll and heavy.
Pfo's ns-firm; pork sdssneed Is quoted at see for
prime Eastern mes
LoSpos, May 2l-Rvs.
con'o's % Ronds ~ C. fess Eris az.
Markets unchanged
LIvERreOL, May 2l-Ers
Advicss on Manchester favorable
Coma. Cd Other grain unchanged.
Provi.is ns-- Quiet
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new York N arket.

new York Market.
By Telegraph Nav Yosx. Nay 81.
tlOur-super State and ve.tern SO rs oil 60 extra
Western 81 s0sls7o; eh eice sl3 siaI4 90 shipping
Ri 0sl5 ftais IS. trade htaad. ti4 10als4 49, CALI
fOrnla SIC elI. Rye nour siesiy
whisk. -steady a, 81 tov west ru in bond IS.
VIII ai-so Chicago ~ o2Js; theic< d. and MIlwsu-
es2Ts.
r. Western 81 IS; ana a nee 81 30
Bnley--w.starl. fall u p: eboic 81 40
Corn-New mixed wt.t.in g. l2a1 10. old In stors
81 ~ soutbtrn yel.os 81 81 %
OTIS Western s7e S.: ~tsfs Plsq4,
Hs Quiet
tofes-Q let
Sugar ,sdy; Cuba loN all Par o Rico liL@Ig
Aoias- s-onie satc ,sd s2d63
Mess Pork Mes mess $22 IS US closing arm: old
mes tz2 prime SO lsal9 IL; prime m-,s Sal s7aa2
mess 3 i2e2 tSI silsr 20 day, aud tqs 50, buy
er Juae.
Bef-Hrd lHsa IN new plain m-.s; 10 sOs2s rs
Tor new extra tn~ss. Tiercs beef qqiet.
Bs.f Hams-t4i d43.
Bacan-shost rib liza l2sz: short clear 12j<als
Cut Meats Steady; so so,4 for shoulders 1aI4x
FIR hsms.
Lsrd-l254d lsls; small lot, 1885,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

stock Market.
BY Telegraph. Nav yonK Mar n
sto'ks dull Reg g, say coupons s5l coupon. ~
81 81. do IS ~ az; ios; 1919 coupons sS<e%
30, hr., AN; other, 81 ez
Latte.
Go'd eio--.s o. ID. ~ bid ny askei
Coupons "a llii&es4: roupn 80 losskSJS do IS
losifazi d6h~w lSs - do 81 Io3l< 10 40 saIka ..
80, leoizass
Ny c s-9z AZ Ere sslsa s. VI sssS slz:Iciis1
@ls. q ss1tSH NV sssk az pfd estesss; rtw
ss14SIz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

Two very Notifying errors occurred in our
paper of yesterday, in reference to the birth
and death of Col. florence. He was born
Sept, /, 1924, and died Oct. 81. 1868. The
same has been corrected and will appear SO
in our Weekly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

Tue rain, which has prevailed with little
intermission for three or four days, has so
saturated the soil, that blowing will be out Of
the question, in this section, for several days
to come. Planting will come off very late
in the season, and unless we are blessed with
favorable weather and long autumn, there
will not be very abundant crops OF corn.
Let farmers make their calculations to
plant beans. potatoes, and whatever else may
promise crop, after it becomes too late 10
plant corn, with the slightest hope of its
coming TO maturity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

INTERNAL REVENUE TAxEs.-Persons in the
city Of Keokuk, and the townships of Jack
son, Montrose and Des Moines, who have
not paid their special tax (license) and in.
come tax, are informed that after May 18th
the collection of delinquent taxes will be en-.
forced, with per cent. interest and the cost
Of the proceeding. No exception can be made,
as by the regulations Of the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, "the Collector has no dis.
erection in the matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

United iSa<s Of America Soafheyr Diriaon Of Iora.
w CLARK. United States Msrshal for the Plate
of iows, d hereby awe public sotice that In the
Of the United States assins twenty cords OF wood
al In Of seizure and forfeiture usdcr Acts Of
Congress- DID. 1ith day OF May 1857. In Marion
county Ioss sttsch and take into ny to<ssssten ff
safe custody coal stow, two copper ksttiss
whiskey bsrreIs Eve mash tuba coal gr.ts
pump TIN bushels coal, ave four-gsIlon ugs,
vat twenty bushels one large irough t~o pair
sts.iy dds pane, foot adz~, t~o CROW bs TWEEN
onepeh rope chairs Ave slaiee troughs
ladder frame bufiding frnty feet square
and tbs land upon which the Situated, beipg sit
uxtd N Marion county fowa and described follows
N. W. qr OF the Section 20. Township 10, 10
Aud also give public notice thai TIE time asssneI
fr the OF said IL tss 4th day u 5nhe
ls1f, and hereby sImonish and summons all pc
claiming any interest in tn. said twenty cords Of wood
ct al knowing having anything 10 say vhy the
should not be eoss.n,ped sald to the
dems Of ssid appellant. thai thy be spd appear be-
fore the said Court 10 be hello is sn Er the hssn
livsion Disriet % lows at the Cnited State Court
Reo 10 the city OF k-kuk, Ia aid District at spe-
cal term - be holden the hr.t fas-tsy IN June.
1851 &C och IN re u that y, tn ADD
there interpo-~ claim for the same. sd TO make
! their seg a;i Jus in that t.hsit
@. W. CLARE. NJ
rsyisdiH u Putras. pvpa'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

We again call attention to the request Of
General Myers "The friends of deceased
soldiers of Iowa are requested to furnish the
names, rank, company, regiment and date of
death Of all Union soldiers, buried in local
cemeteries throughout the State, to Captain
J. W. Pearman, Davenport, Iowa, that
record may be kept, and where desirable, iron
head blocks may be placed at each grave, to
perpetuate the memory of the patriotic dead
Invite the cooperation Of all interested in
this labor
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ARIGfNAL NOTICE.-To Dascum Al,

sRIGINAL NOTICE.-To Dascum AL
y i-L. sieh. ins. j. L tieklsn. ltioB hair
fagi Gilsuh - p ..ca " 500 Ia. fhsrjes-, hlow
Co "a, ucmabkw~s c, Tvs st4f- Ins ara CO
gonitsi iytn Snhfs p. D. " Prtss-i, samuel aich-
~ hank. hiil-r, Samuel B'nnr, Fr-ctriek Hoor.,
Robfr Gesy Hood 4 tbsott Richard TAley, &
Hs NIL J Hois-y, r u. Smith
f'u aud sssh 81 y2u her-by notified hst there Ia
-- County arr state Of lows at ksoknk petition o.
Wise field c.. claiming against each. every d
ali Of perfs clear qnirted title TO Lots ave
andsi in Bock hundred and ninr, In the city Of
keokuk lee County. Iowa
And unie-s you appear thereto and dsfend be
fore Of The sscobi day Of the euber term 1857
krk on tn ninth day Of September D. 1851 default
will b. entered against you and decree sndet.d thereon
W CoLLISs.
april Atty f., Pi'fs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

A CORRESPONDENT writing to the Musca-
tine Journal, advocates the "half day sys
tenn for the primary department of the public
schools, and the Journal man endorses the
same, saying too much examining the head is
terrible thing for children. It strikes US
that the halliday system would be an excel>
lent Improvement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

ExcrRsIoSIsrs RESERVED SEArs.-We
learn that an Agent of the St. Louis Theatre
will come mp on the excursion trip, and will
exhibit q diagram Of the Theatre, with three
hundred reserved seats. which the excursions
ists will thus have ample opportunity to
secure on the trip down to ST. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

WHAT consistency is there in pressing the
trial of John Surratt, for murder, when the
author of myriads of murders and massacres,
and the chief of traitors, with all his myrmi-
dons, great and small, are suffered to 20 I'M
whipt Of Justice? Why punish petty larceny
and justify highway robbery?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

They have atough fellowin Lewiston, Ne,
or tell tough story of one, to the effect taat
he fell from the staging OF house the other
day. broke down two other stagings, fell thir.
ty feet aud struck upon his head, while
" heap Of boards and two punches of shin
giles fell upon him; and then picked himself
up and walked to his home, half a mile
distant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

THE feeling in favor Of meeting Of Con-
gress, in July, seems to be gaining strength,
and some members of very moderate views
heretofore, have recently become converts TO
the measure.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

A SHOWER or Mint DRoPs.-If gold and
silver ratified down from the clouds they
would barely enrich the land so much as 81
long rains Eyefy drop is silver going u he
mint The roots are machinery. and catch
ing the willing drops, they assay them, refine
them, roll them. stamp them. and turn them
out coined berries, apples. grains and grass
es All tie mountains Of California are not
so rich as are the soft mines of heaven.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

HousE. KEEPERS, when you buy D. B. De
Land Co.'S Best Chemical Saleratus you
will End every paper weighs pound, Can
YOU say the same about other Salerstus7
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

SELLING Bidleman is selling out TO
quit the shoe business. Give him call.
You will get shoes very chespfor wweeks
only.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

FoR neat fitting Boots or Shoes, made to
order, leave your measure with W. Il. Bar
rett, No. 1873 Main street, between 9th and
9th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

The Governors of all the New England
States, with their staff officers, will be pres
ent, aud Chief Justice Chase will probably
deliver the address at the Fair of the New
England Agricultural Society, at Providence,
in Sepiember
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

SPECIAL meeting of Young America Fire
Company will be held in their Engine House
this evening, at u O'Clock. By order,
wv ErIroN. President
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New orl..n. MARKET.

New Orleans Market.
By telegraph Arw onlRAss, May IL
c. toa-upeh .ngtd; iow midJ ing 2s9ze.
ssgar an Nos-ses- Uncbargsd .; no sales.
F'au--bni and lowrr; sup>i bns nomipsl; sil 7b@'a
Cru-sI i5 81 90 E.r yellow; 81 ~ for ~hits.
OAts--eirm; sas6
Hsy-Droop'ng prime western sSo0s2
Lard Dull; ist4Si3L
Pork -puli nd unehang~d; SCI 25H2t o.
B,con-Fsir :osbinx dtmand shoulders s<; RIB rides
i21s: clear do 1915
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

THIS is the day set apart for an excursion
TO St. Louis to witness the great dramatic
sensation the Black Crook" May all OF
those who 60 from our city have pleasant
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

LHt1c~ sxat<s ~ kssf<f" A<sbsssoW "
CIV CLARK, United esstss MARSHAL for the State
L. Of Iowa. do hereby give public notice that In the
Of u nitsd States aGnss "copper" kssts, al
10 ss1ase snd forfeiture un6er sets Of Oosers
did ths l0h DAY Of Nay, lso5 IN Marion eoaaty,
Iowa attach ard taks isto ny posssou for sals rustn
d. copper kettle, worm, one log building. ssd
the land upon which tbs sane ID situated, being stu-
ated In Marion county, Iowa. and described follows
N half OF 9. T. Or Section %. Township -, Range 10
wssk
And aiso give puble notice that the time assigned
for the return OF said 10 the eth day OF june
1857, and hereby admouish aud simmons all persons
claiming any the said one copper still eL al
or knowing or having anything to say why the same
should be condensed and sold the demand
OF said appel that they b. and appear before the
ssd Court be held Ia and So the soushArs Divisun
Dsrct iowa. the United States Court Ronm in tn
city Of Eeoknk Ia vsid District special sern be
holden the hst tuesday In June 1851 At ten ccioc
the OF that day then and there
claim for the sane and to make thsir allegations In
| that behalf u W. CLARK, U. N.
ma, lkdl4t H. iuLros. Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

Our friend Beers, of the Bag Factory, is
about to move into more commodious quar-
ters
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

A VtRsATltE MAN.-Rev. Enoch Pond, Of
Bangor seminary, Ne, has written sketch
of Rev Jonathan Fisher, OF Bluehill, in that
State. which shows him to have been POS
sessed Of the most remarkable versatile pow
ers. be was. in the first place, minister,
was settled all bis life over the same people,
and wrote probably, four thousand sermons.
Then he was farmer, and kept his little farm
in the incest order He was house carpen-
ter. He built bis own two-story house and
finished it, even to the door-lstch and hinges,
which we're all of wood tie was house
painter. He painted his house with a'yellow'
ish material. which he dug out Of Bluehill.
The co-n,r boards and window frames are
painted black, with SCOT which he gathered
from hi own chimney. He was poet. he
wrote great deal of poetry. some Of which
was published. He was an author, and pub
lished several books, the best of which was
his "Sci1pfure 4nimois He was an engra-
yer. Ills Scripture 1nimdis contains the
picture of every animal, bird, fish and insect
spoken Of in the bible. They were all en-
eraved on blocks of wood by himself, and he
worked one hundred and fifty days on the en-
cravings He was portrait and landscape
painter He painted his own portrait, sitting
before glass. He was lahoriousstudent-
the best Hebrew scholar of the old school.
He had prepared Hebrew lexicon, and was
about 10 publish il when it was superseded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
ID another column Of Madame Fl. A. Perrigo,
of Buffalo, n. Y, the great Astrologist and
Clairvoyant Madame p. can be consulted
by letter. on ell affairs of life, past, present
and future
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

DlDs'T Ear PoRK.-An Isrselite lady. sit
ting 10 the same box ct an opera With Frcnch
physician. and being troubled with eTinai,
bappenedt to cape. !" Excuse me. madam, y
said the doctor, Il am glad you didn't swa'-
lows Give yourself no uneas'ness, z
replied the lady, 81 am Jewsss-and new, T
- nork ~
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Original Notice.

rY,O ROBERT HAYWOOD sir yon srs hereby no
Il tihet that there IL Gle Ia the Office Il the
D trict Court Keskns, lee County ard tate og
Iowa patton Of asry Emma Hay wood, wife
cldmihg 8 divorce fron the bond. OF mstritnony
exsti between ycu and har, and for Al nony the
Of $500 and ether -rs therein eel i9rtt
~ xil nj des.rtion for than twp years ke
N0s unless You be and sppe the Sep emi er term
Of the District Court =. Keekuk Lee C~utFy 10 and
ashe defence ACCORDING to the rules Of said Coat
before ef he seeard dss Of sid ter 4 1877 d.
will be el.rd and judgment entered fo co,esso
aud pc toner's request z an ed
MANY EMNt HAYWOOD, Pesuaesr.
SIC Stamp By MARSHALL, Solicitor
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22
CITY NEWS.

NEARLr all the places of business in the
city are now closed at eight o'clock p. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

SCIENTIFIC men predict that the summer
Of 1867 will be cold and wet, like that of last
year. They base the prediction on the fact that
immense masses of ice have broken, or are
about to break, away from the extreme north,
producing cold and yapor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

TIE Keokuk Gymnasium was formally or.
eanized Monday evening, and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing six
months:
President-N. G. Bartlett.
Vice President-George NJ. Shelley.
SecretAry-Ed. S. Carter.
Tressurer-Ben. B. Jewell.
The following constitute the Board of Di.
rectors: George Hill, II. 0. Whitney, Sam.
uel Sample, Joseph Collins, d. Annable. II.
Jones.
A sufficient amount OF money has now
been raised to insure the success of the en-.
terprise, and to make this the largest and
most complete gymnasium in the Northwest
A few shares Of stock yet remain unsold.
Persons wishing to become stockholders
should apply to the Secretary, at his Office at
So Main street.
N. G. BARTLETT, president.
Ep g. CARTER. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

DR JOHNSON, icing once asked whether be
was in tie habit of saying nee Their or nj Their,
very Il concaily replied may thur.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-22

A. M. +. SABBATH ScHooL--We, the teach
ers and pupils of this school, return our sin
cere thanks to the friends in general, for their
kindness and Gberality in aiding us in getting
our library.
Donated by the citizens.....S55 So
Tax "a 90 Vt the festival. l0s 2G-Sl63 6l
EAp-us' s"r books, &c,
announced to.............,... lo7 IL