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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

PRESBYTERIAN HYMN BOoE.-The
"Psalms and Hymns adopted by the
General Assembly and placed in the
hands Of their Committee of Publication
in this city for publication is now
ready at the store of the committee,
No. iOlI Main street. The contents Of
this hymn book can hardly fail to be ge-
nerally acceptable to those for whom it is
designed, as the psalms and hymns have
all been submitted to them before adop-
ton, having been extensively published in
the religious newspapers of the denomina-
ton. The book is handsomely printed, and
well bound in various styles of different
sizes. The churches have begun to supply
themselves with the new hymn book, the
introduction of which is an important era
in religious society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

REGISTERING IN MONROE WARD.-Ihe
work of registering voters proceeded
quietly yesterday in this ward, the blacks a
largely outnumbering the whites. There
were 1876 white and 29S black votes regis
tered. Total for the three days-whlte'
ass; black, 5j5. Majority of blacks 10 INC
close of the books yesterday, 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

RrGysTERISG IN HENRICo.-At the close
Of the books yesterday tiity.four whites
and two blacks had been registered IN the
past three days in the second magisterlal
district of Henric0 county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

UNITED STATES DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT
CurRTS.-Iu the District Court yesterday
the case of the United States rs. the
steamer Nellie jenkins, which was seized
q short time since for violation of the in
ternal revenue laws, was partially heard.
There was no business Of Importance
transacted in the Circuit Court. Messrs.
C.arkson, Parrish, GoolsOn, Cohen, A.
Smith, and Calvin LipScomb, charged with
having violated the internal revenue laws,
appeared and gave bail to appear from day
l. day until their trials come of.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

\ GRAVE CHARGE-SUMMONED TO AP-
TrAR.-Wc learn from a most reliable
source that on last evening the United
States authorities summoned MessrS. Mark
Downcy and Thomas b. White "a city po-
Mocmau) to appear at o'clock this morn
ing before tie United States commissioner
luilicc over the Planters National Bank)
10 answer some charges in reference to
their action at the registering Office Of
Monroe Ward yesterday. Rumor AYERS
tha; they are charged with committing
reIIlry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

IF YOU WANT A NICE TRAVELs
y LEG THHvNSx, vS, yhLn!, .. LADHs sAIc9sIs
s.:s.s nd s:.ss.ss. - - :ssss :s :; sss ~ ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

Mayors CoURT.-Mayor Mayo held no
court yesterday morning, and will hold
none this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD
The following is a statement Of earnings
Tor the month Of May, 1867, compared
with April, 1867, and tie months OF May
I-Iu ,,I lgTf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

The stockholders Of the road may well
he gratified by SO encouraging an exhibit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

OIL! MACHINE OIL I
Ivl Yarmsrs and mac hinists' attention n called
10 nv Machine Oils, % ny stock 10 large. and Am
confident that can give saiistaeiton, both - 70
quality and price. Csn AAd sIspin4 !hsnst
iss eorusY Main and ystsSnlh streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

May, May, april, May
sCCKCy. 1850. ls6o. ieo'' "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

The Board held meeting last night to
mature the scheme by some further ar
rangements Of no public interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-20

TRUssEs, TRUssEA-i have Just
the best truss In use Ter retention knl naisal cure
Of Hernia. Aiss, WHifEe ARR0AIMAL SUP.
roSfhsS @s 'oAA NJ. u nssSi ssS 4lsS RsS'sgs :Egs..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
flnantial anA GunlmfrtiI.
MARKETv BY TELEGlsAPH


4 "a Chfsags narasa.
~ re,esrsph.l csleAeo. Nay n
uew-p. all and neglected; few ehoIes brands sold q
fall prscs but to effect iss Of oshss assept.ess bold
ss we're compelled accept lower rates. sass Of white
winter sxtras ct sleTsD Sc sprsg extras sisDlt 20
Rye four ss0e rs
whsst-in same unsettled and unsatisfactory eosdi.
ton - noticed on yesterday; bat Spectator In
ks and he operating except in small way for tins
Of prices best his interest
ana With small stoct here he 10 enabled 70 put pr-
c.s up or down loO20e any tins he msy pre-
Quotations are therefore OF little vaue to parties at
tssnct; few lots scld early atsa Is fs regular No
spring closing nominal a. q esa ess Thrrsis scarce
~ any demand for any descriptions from shippers and
sample lots very much neglected
Coru-No opened about le low than at close yss
tsrday at ss Int with advanced to %
at vhirh figure II opened 'Chsnss The decline 10
Lvsrpool and dull E.st had depressing tendency
which chen. ed by ths light r.eeip,s and market
rul. Change general stronger, with SAILS at ESQ
90. closing at ss4aspiS. No 2 In good demand ans
hAds nrmer; s11s4e3 REJECTED dull aud very irresu
lar.
Oats No regular opened at esl but With setivs De
maud .dvsuced lsse sale at H. a. which figure the mar
! ket closed firm.
kse-but ana lower tl % Tor NO L. NO nominal
81 Aal4 40
Bsriey-very dull aid nominal $500 for No 2
Provision Dull aud heavy pork; small lots sol
Sal for prime t2z 80 FIR me.s but round lot
could be sold at these prices Shoulders and eles
.. In fair qa-., nrm ~ prices 10 all order
Y for con,umpthuu. swe~t picked hame held firm; d.
Y msni moderate and buyers not willing to pay prics
y asked
= Iart-Du; no buyer. a, over lax for prime steams
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

BY Telegraph. NV Yosx. Nay a
sIo,r-Duli; common i0Eiss lower; snpernne Stats
aud Wurteru SO t0all s.; extra do 81 &0li 90
choice do sI5 ,oell 10 siippns brands extra Ronnd
Hoop hio, sl3 loall; trade brand, ia CO 30, clos
ing dull California nour SIC ooel7 90 BE -four quis
Ss3.9s 30
whisky Quiet aud uncha .ged
wheat-pull AID 6roopins No spring mixed u %.
Rye-Quie,; Western 81 1@pi Is.
Barley ull.
Barrie, M.lt-Qaei; 81 80
C.fn- oyen,d pcminslly lover closed quiet sa'
.t adj, ne mix western 81 1ea1 L.; prime western
yellow 81 90 old mixed in store 81 IS delivered 81 q
al Is, choi,s yellow Southern 81 -. damaged new
mixed vesisrn sSas.
0Ats-ic lower western IS 4 ss6; State 81 sg2.
Coffee Quiet aud nrn
saEar-firm, cuLs iols all
Mola.s.s-F.ir rsqu-st. u'a 4sa52
Mess pork-op~ned hrm. closed h-sV,; sal at SO;
s1 SO 10 for hev mess closing former rate cash
for ia mess. <22 fr IL 10 Is for prns Als'
sails Il new me.- At sLSselie, ~ aud o. days
nsef-Fum; prime me.- f33 81
B,con- Qolei aud aru; short m ii1sss; clear 49,.
glsA
Cut Meats Steady "a eiolt for Shoulders i21 el4l
Sr hams.
L. d Stead, an quiet, IA sissS
Butter-Duu IN unchsngsf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

Is building a chimney put quantity Of
salt into the mortar with which the intercour~
ses Of brick are to be laid. The effect will
be that there will never be any accumulation
Of SCOT in that chimney The philosophy is
thus stated The salt in the portion of NOR
tar which is exposed, ahsorbs moisture every
damp day. The SCOT thus becoming damp,
falls down into the fireplace. Our readers
should preserve this little piece Of valuable
information.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
$4,000 lbs, Of Wool Wanted


rI.HE Proprietors Of the Bonaparte oolen
Il Fact r. woa'd III tn tr 'ri-Dd' an pstrVus,
thai the ,s.A1li he'd branch OF their Factory
wo len sore A.
No. 65 Main St, bet "a 4 Sd, keoknk, Iowa.
We Of III. l.rge>t suI most sub.t.nfisi - et a
Factory uleu 0 Cd that ever b. eu efr q ~ this
market al sd- aud retail At pre- is-ly Ia psi -
that at the Ia Try % stock Con- hts ~ /
Hsary and Iight Sifinets Jsdns T,c,e Doe
sk4us u ssf ~ tssslS ting FaHHsfs She,itiigs,
gray ami iFhfis Blankets Gents ard LGdi-T
Mar s. sfiaaqrais hHuting mt Hsarers larn,
Al ~h~h will s-il in~ C.-h, excfaTg- for
VOL ". y ut = the wool ~ Gu ct, st our Wool
Dep a. an Ron -paft- tsrfcty ~fer-
ma,is MEs, HK iTUg9s : PscHTN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

PARLoR FLowERs.-Ail the ladies love per-
Tor flowers and the lady who has the pref
test and best assortment, kept in the best
style is sure OF due amount OF admiration
from the sterner sex. When we call to mind
some friend who is slways,successtur with her
parlor flowers, and whose plants are strong
and healthy, we may be sure she has con
quered success by energetic devotion to her
pets. She has discovered that it is no easy
thing TO grow flowers or plants in the vtiated
All 81 lose room. She will tell Won that
hei hisf taf.isht was for proper location ::
her obJeel 4si.e 20 get for her favorites the
greatest possible amount Of air and sunshine
An eastern or southern window is the best !:
but if either is not to be bad. then choose the
one that will admit the most sunlight. The
temperature OF the room, in which your 40 81
ers and plants are, should never fall below
forty or Fifty degrees
Plsnts suffer most, and oftenest decay.
from scarcity Of Highland an excess of heat.
Ventilation must be attended 10, also. Plants
crave the air as much as our human LUNGS do.
it is vital TO their growth; but care must he
taken never TO raise q window npon yopr
plants in cold weather The washing OF the
plants must be done frequently; their pores
are liable to be stopped up by dirt, which
must be washed of at least once week.
Aepiu Whttf ~ tnc oett, ana III they are very
dirty, weak soap suds are best But never
wet the flowers Of plant-water always in,
jures them; nor allow drops Of water 10
stand on the leaves in the sunshine lie,
watering always be done with fine nosed
watering pot where pitcher orcup is used,
1t is liable 10 disturb the earth about the
roots. Lett be done regularly once day,
and in the morning; and lei the temperature
Of the water be the same as that of the atpo.
sphere of the room. Neither let the soil he.
come entirely dry or soddea with moisture.
In planting, always gil the lower inch of The
pot with broken potsherds, TO secure drainage,
then Gil in the earth firmly, and securely es-
tablisS the plsnt. Plants should be re ported
when their roots touch the bottom or sides.
10 re potting, always use fresh, rich sol.
To protect your flowers from insects and
worms, use tobacco smoke and soap suds.
The mealy bug is to be searched for and
He'd. Be careful to remove oil dead leaves
branches The time To prune if you are
ID TO prune at all, 10 when your knife il
est. Springfield Journal.
0H0NNCX<f = - f. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

Tux Dubuque papers say "Satan will soon
appear 1t well that he should appear
and inform the "unterri6ed" Of that place
what strategy he used to liberate their
friend and co.worker, JEFF. DAVIS, from that
punishment at the hands of justice which his
hellish crimes deserve.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

United Sates Of America Soathern Dfrtr,cn " foed
n @ W CLARK, United States Marshal foF the ttste
OF towa hereby give public notice lh3t In lhe
the un I'd States against twenty cors VI vood
al In Of seiEu and forfeiture uster sets Of
srrss did the llh day Of Nay sses In Mari 70
county, 10 attach and take into my oess~uien, f
safe custody coal stow tso copper tsttss, our
whsksy barrels Eve mash tabs eoai Crate, one Gu
pump, ten tu.hss coal, n,e foutsallon ings,
che val. wsnt, bushels oos large trouxh tao pair
.te~ly Ids piano foDt sd1e tsoeroS bars, twtn-
~ oneiuch rope cb airs. ave slai roughs Que
ladder, frame building, t~en'y fetsqusre.
LAND upon wheh the IL -ta@ted bsi' st
Marion eoaniy iows and d-scrib.a IS follys-
N. W. or % the SECTION % Township =, n 10
vest
Aud also give public notice that THE tins ssse ned
for the 81 ssid th~ sth day II June
1851 aud hereby simonlsh and summons r pei snns
any interest Ia the aid tSeniy cord OF wood
et al knowing or hsvi1x uuythipg TO 81 shy the
shonls net be mined ant sid to bnswev the
druAnd OF aid appellant. that th-y b snd trpesr be
the said Court be held AMI fur this sCu h.rn
lfvs H. District 4 IawA. the ubitsd sat cOurt
X orn III city o. he kus 10 aid bistrtt al sge-
cssi term be holden The hrst Tussiat To Junr,
iss7 At t~u o'c och Of thai y, III aud
l. ere T. ibisrtss>s claim for the same m4ks
their allegations that t-hsi
o. ". CLARK. U 8 NJ
Nays dl4t II Fulro', pepu'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

TIE attention Of the proper officer is di>
rected to the dispidated condition Of the
bridge across the gulley on Fulton street,
near the corner of Tenth. The water has
undermined its supports, leaving it in dan
gerous condition. To avoid accidents. it
should be repaired as soon as possible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

AT THE DENNG.-lhe party on Tuesday
evening. at the "Deming,' was one of the
most pleasant affairs that il has ever been our
. fortune 10 attend in Keokuk, and will ever be
remembered with pleasure by all who took
part in the festivities. In preparing the sup
per We think 'mine host Boone outdid him
self and added largely to his excellent repu.
taiion as caterer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

AT late 'tn wedding in Vermont, after
due preparation had been made for cele'
brative festival, it became known that the
"brid e. was missing. She had eloped with
ayoung fellow, taking with her all the ''tin''
her husband had saved in ten years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
nRIGINAL NorioE.-To Geo. W. Har,

ORIGINAL N0TlCE.-To Geo. w. Hsr,
~ de- ard rhs lr5--ty. See n scbueli~r, Tor
alery Wrs,tsl ~ids~. and de- u von-fd Arniai
aud 0ecrs- sehn-id-r, her has I'd Geo Andsrso
Harry fuit sama-i .tmsn ii Nhnf, y II.
ielatng, Trustee tor tdis. Msrznft kuhen
rck Mn shtrn, OK shsliey, rneoPafAi V. Gregg,
THIS Martin:
You OF YOU hefeby rotin-s that there "
Sic 10 tbs ofsce OF tbs Gle o. TIE District
e. II OF County insa at k-otah, petiiios q Geo
" ri bourns. elsie ing 81 sou. the sad CO. W Hsr
daily aid Tbos lsri-sfy tb- sum 81 Vine Hun rsd
dola tsy7 y aid pfagiag az sgzinst
the = Of rtsia ortgs r. given Ia
s-care tn payu. Of th all 100 tntfr~-t con-
Ye,tux fh- & a-ias s-sctih+< e'ts Lob ur. q
e eight. ~ ant tw~4v- fisl in beck l~rty
(2il in 1ib0 roe. Adetio~ tie y ~ kgk. Lee
nnty io~a Ahf also praying for d. - o. thu ale
fth- 4 mosigAE-d premises for toe payment Of the
ID d.bt.
Som uBle y0n III IL aod d-ssnd be- noon
II Tie and day = the s-x term tas said Disirct
Court ssa Court TO be gun aud hsid-n the s~rops
ndas g. seI TENDER 1885, j. IA liz III be entered aud
Judgment sbd De reudr a toe COP prsyei or in
/ aid u tttssn RAskis AcCRStY
! [ : = Soc -Cascslrdl Attys r pIss
! IN yild4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

FoR all kinds of mems and boys clothing,
gents furnishing goods, cloths cassimeres,
aud vestings, for spring and summer wear, at
the lowestprices, call at Vencill, Jones Co. s,
corner Third and Main streets. They have
on hand large stock of boys clothing, and
an assortment Of piece goods not surpassed
Ia tho citv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
ABOUT Towx.-Some of our readers may
recnrniza soma one in the following:

About Towy.-Some of our readers may
recognize some one in the following:
zone Of the most lackadaisical creatures
IN .x,stence ia the girl or woman about town
she who is everlastingly gadding on the
street-is generally in great hurry, and hobs
into and out Of store in jiffy. Dry goods
and millinery establishments are to her what
way stations are to lightning express train;
sometimes she will pass you at q break.neck
speed, and turn q corner, as If IN the great.
est hurry to reach home; q sudden wheel
about, and she retraces her steps-her turn
| ing the corner is but a feint--it is her mode
OF making people think she has forgotten
something. Perhaps she has, and if mar
RED, ii generally happens that the thing for
gotten is q small object at home in cradle !
# single, a sink full OF unwashed dishes, OF
perhaps room unswept, bed unmade, q
dress on the floor where it happened to drop,
besides shoes and hose lying in glorious con
fusion all around. She visits the 2. o., or
an average, forty times per day, and occa
sionally goes away with disparaged look
however. she generally leaves reading an OLE
letter, which she carries on purpose.
: AT the openings Of millinery establish
} ments she is first and last-hrst on hand, ar
last to depart She diates freely on ell til
latest STYLES, and fumbles everything owe
with consequential air of familiarity aston
ishing to the visitors and distressing to th
: proprieiress. She gives advice freely with
b out solicitation, and knows what styles al
b best adj ted or becoming to all persons,
II whatever size, complexion, or circumstance
She is noted AS q fair talker, and h'
great experience in that line. Her memol
IS remarkable. and no story was ever know
= 10 diminish at her hands. One Of her chi
3 delights is in becoming familiar with u
10 genealoey Of every person IN the place
n which she lives and once vex her. and u
;, will hear of all the unpleasant reminiscenc
and indiscretions committed by your relstiv
from time immemorial She seeks to ga
p. your confidence by imparting what she teri
l. secrets" about your neighbors, and strs
he way impsrts to them what remarks "
Il. chance to make in reply. There are no
:. who escape lash in some shape from h
venomous tongue, especially women, II It
n nothing more than having you to funei
it with Mr.. 'Such>a one without taking
children
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
lRIGINAL NOTICE. To

ARIGINAL NOTICE To Dascum Al
~ L. ia NJ strl- ii., q. tkkhu. LEiou I hair
farfery tiilen Anf~fsog Ntaen CO, Charles. tiow
4 Co ora Hemmnrway CO lows staie InsprA &c
Com,.ay John ~inih-f pc. d. Press Samuel Rtteh
ey Rankin Miller, Samuel B,us.r, fr-tsriek Moore,
Rob - Getty Hood Abbott Richard Tahey, J
nsrili HeI.es, II. Saith
Y,u and zach o. hereby notified hat III re is
file the Clerks ofce Of the Dis.,e Conft Of
Lee Cospty am state Of loss at K-otuk petition Of
Wise h-ld Co. ella ming against esch. erery al
ali % prfe T. clear an eu~ted title 10 - i've
and Block hundred and hine, the City Of
Rsokuk Lss C UNITY. Io~a
And unl~ss you sppesr thereto and defend he
fore Of h- sscone day Of the ebef term lssI,
ofsaid Dstiici Cont he begun and holder at CO.
kuk tn ninth ds, OFF, pteaber, b. ise7 dcfsat
will entered sgsiust and decree naerd thereon
W COLLIN
APRIL Atty IN Pfns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
Foreign Markets.

Low os May n --Noon.
Clnsoi, 80 Erie az Ills 7eA B. nd,7.J<
LosDoy. May 22-Evs
Bond. 12ss Ills. 7s1<
LIFuPo0L May Q Noon
Breaistuas-Gsuer ~, qul y. 80, d-cIinsd I'd now
ouotsd AZ s., I'd FOR a.ir q sevtsrn
LryKsPsoL, My 25-Ese
otton- Ciosed quiet; midding nrisnts II; cleans
ilsz
BreadstHfs quiet Corn closed wiih declining tender.
sy last ssl,s Of M xsd ~e.tern at sqs 81 Wheat Bar
ley aud Oats. hanged
Frovisi mt iostd quiet quotations generally M
ehasged
Losoos Say - Ere.
Markets unchanged.
Fn,sxyozr. MAJ 97-sooo.
Bonls7TX.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

Two men, charged with horse stealing,
were before the Recorder yesterday. A
large crowd were in attendance. Aaera hear
ing Of the case, the couple we're bound over
to appear at the next term Of the District
Court
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

United States Of <~ssricd, Ssihern Dfrsston " ie~d
CIV CLARK, United States Marshal fos the State
9 Of Iowa do hereby give public notice that In the
c.-e OF the Untei States ssan,t three copptr kettle
al In Of seisare and forfeiture under .ffs Of
pgres did on the 10th day Of May, 1857 ia Marion
county Iowa stiseh and take into poxsessiop for
se custody, three c~pper kettles, seven mash tubs
three worms, siuic' trough, Tires sIs, one log
building twenty feet square, and the snd spon viii
the situated, being situated In Marion county
lows, and described oiiovs: N T. Or OF the ~ Of
the n r. Section thirty three, To- nshp ~ N. H. II
west.
AMI also give public notice that the time assigned
Tor the sad warrant the &th dty Of June
1851. and sersby sdmonish and summons 81 person'
claiming any Interest in the said hres copgr kettles
IT. al, kdc wing having anything TO say ~hy ths
should be CONDEMNED and sold to an -'r the
demand Of said appellant that they be and sppesr beors
tn. s.id Court be held In and for the Southern bv
s1n District OF Isws at the United States Court Room
In the city Keokuk In said District. at specsi ter IN
to he hoaes fret Tuesday 10 Junr, 1851 at ter
In the loren ofhat day then and there 10 In
srpose claim for the sau and 20 make their alies
tions In that behalf @ VI. CLARK q. M.
! mAri5-di4t fuLfos. Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

$4,000 NAG.-Col. Bradshaw, of Cedar
county, great lover of fine stock, has re-
Gently returned from Kentucky, bringing with
him fourteen thousand dollar horse, which
be claims can beat anything that the West
can frof ont
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

ny r-exrapal isnsxart My aa
Fsour-OuIl, hut not loser family tl&1 s.
Shsst-Firme better demand; No / winter cold 81
81 IS: sosss OF
Corn-vsry dali ssd unsettled; No offered at sosnsl
in tult: ssiss Of saekei at 81 in ear IS
Ryv-ubehsnsed
osts-Dul': 20
whisk r-Cns-ttied held at 80 no demand
frosisieEs Quiet ard unchanged city mess pork
s2l 80.
L,rd-iA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

By rsl-s,a b. r.. Louis May "a
Fien--Nothii doing and al grsdes 'o~er
wheat-D1 nd sl grades lower
Cor1-Uns4le- s. o. r7 &ioi for prime mixed
yeilow white
Csts-Fitm at Is
Barley and Rys-Dun
Mss Pc k-st-ndy at f29 50
Rseon-u ucbans and hrGa at 81 6e for shoulder
~ al ~ for lid
Laid-tirm; sales at i21< ~ for prime TO choice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
stock market.

ey Telegraph NV YoRk Ma -
Government. Il mtr elo.'d qr-t Coupon. "a ltSs4
"a X; reg do esl ~ 1855 do cs 10 q. 10 40.
s9S4ea5s. aug &c. los1SsL
sYosAass. Erie sl1sS8; pd TiksT4; Hudson
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

RrvxsuE stamps are no longer required on
wriis and other original processes for the
commencement of action in the various
Courts
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

New YORK Dry Goods "a arket.
BY Tel~srsEh srw Yosr. May %.
F.ii limited enquiry for class - dry gods stsnd
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TIC aud Pseiae have Re withdraw FIRM sale held
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York MIS-
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prizes eiihvut imp tat chan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23
CITY NEWS.

Tar recent rains have caused another rise
in the Des MONIES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-23

wIRz was hung and JEFF. Davis has goLe
TO Canadal What farce.