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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20

A BRAKEMAN Instantly KILLED on THE MORRIS
AND ESSEX RAILRoAD.-A young man named John IIagcr
brakeman on freight tram the Morris and Essex
Railroad was instantly killed at carly hour yesterday
morning, near Mburn. Hager employed on the eX-
ira freight tram. which leaves Eaton about midnight,
ana arrives az Mlburn about clock m and last
seen walking back toward the end OF the train On
the arrival OF tho train at Newark lac missed, 0nd
search being made for HIM, his dead body torn and
mangled In horrible manner. found upon the track
short distance from Miburn. II IS supposed that In
passing from one car 10 another he fell upon the track
He about y years 81 age aud leaves wife and child
will 20 held today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20
THE MARKETS.

ftsfei-iy reported Tor I hH 1hHrsEi
TUESDAY, March ~. 1861.
ASHES There has been a fair demand for Pots and
prices are firm = 81! - Gl; Pearls unsettled and
in The absence OF sales prices are nominal.
BEESWAN-Thc business has been only Ia n moderate
extent bat prices without change. We quote at $50
zoe. for Yellow Western and southern.
BROOM tORN-Ihc demand j. good and the market -
steady: sales OF 900 bales al safe. v n.
BUILDING MATERIALS are without decided change,
aud the demand Is fair. We quote Bricks at SlaSlJ for
Common Hard SIS $50 for Croton aud SIS for Phiade
phia Front; Cement at S2dSl - for RO-endae Laths
" p for Eastern and Lime at 81 IS for Common and - ~
for Lump.
COTTON-The business has been fair. but buyers mani
fest less anxiety To operate and the market lacks strength
At the close holders GENERALLY asking for Mddlmg
Uplands for do EcwOrcans but these figures
extremes; sales to-day Of 800 bales
COFFEE-BraLl Coffee Is quiet, but still remains very
firm Holders do not appear In any anxious To press
sales, and in many instances have entirely withdrawn
their samples West India grades also sparingy
offered aud only full previous figures. The stock Of
Rio as made mp by MesSrs VIM scott & Sons embraces
1000 bags New-Orcans 10000 at Baltimore 1000 at
Philadelphia and % SIS at this port; total 3jS20 bags We
,..nft,' ,if,ura
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20
CIVIL COURTS.

UNIfFp STATES DISTRICT C0URT-MARCH 10
Before Judge BENEDICT,
CONVERSATIONS.
Returns of process were made i'll the following In
Iernst Revenue eases: United states agt. Dstery in
airs-aye.. between Twenty-nnth and Iihrticthsts:;
same ae Dstiery at No. 1913 Westinghouse; Same agt.
one hundred and sixty bbs dist spirits. found III West
seyenteentst Same ag Distlery at No 40 East Ihir
feenhs same at. Thirteen bbls dist spirits found In
Eentre-st; agt Nine bbiS dist. spirits, found at No
s5 Grocnwich-st; same agt. Eight bbls. dist. spirits
found in EUurrentli-St., near Eehth-aYe: Same agt
Isght bbl, distilled spus, found al No. ia FutOnst
same agt Two bbls dist spirits found on Pier No. 81
u X.
No claimants appearing fOr any OF the above articles
mot on OF b. X. Phelps, Asst L. = DIST Atty DEGREES
were entered Cundcmuing them by default.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20

COAI.-Thc demand for Domestic has been good for
the season and prices have been we'll sustained the
rivals have been very large but the stock is ample;
we quote from yard at Sass y tun. Foreign
has been In fair demand, and Is scarce prices
certain with absence Of sales.
COPPER-The market has been unsettled sales of
lOO 900 Portage Lake, and Baltimore, ut 29 29c l0c
OOO n Detroit AT 2jd25ic.
DRUGS AND DYES-We have had q fair demand from
tho trade for most articles coming under this heading
Prices have ruled irm but without special change.
Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIN TERM-MARCu 1a-Before
Justice MCNEIL,
COLLISION on THE CITY RAILEoADs--A VERDICT OF

Anna BaTe, az, The 'T6lrd-sve Railroad Company;
This action arises out of the collision which oc-
cured on the evening of the 4th Of December 1862 be
tween Thirdave. car and frclgst car OF he ~ u
Cooper Institute The plaintiff was on the street Gar
and was injured pretty severely. She brought an acto
against both railroads which discontinued and part
Of the defense in this action is that she made
I'm that suit with the other company when deDals hel
from all other action The chief defense however Is
that the night dark and fOgg and that the accident
arose entirely from the negligence or the Harlem ran
road Company in driving the car on such night through
the streets without having light on the ear.
The case has occupied four days. tie jury yesterday
rendering verdict for plaintiff for s2Cn . ,,
For plaintiff MI Shaifcr for defendant Mt James NJ
smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20
H. : COMMISSIONERS OFFTCE-MtRCH l9.-BefoIo
Commissioner BITS
AN-l-Itfl o. llI-l

AIIIGED NIIUNIN OF
United States at. Francis Baulou.
The defendant is charged with passing two conn
Forfef so The testimony showed that the 18th
snSt defendant went into lager beer saloon kept by
Nadcua Schwartz, called for two glasses OF lager ten
,dercd counterfeit $40 note in pay mcnt, received his
change and left that Madeline. having asccraiucd the
character of the note started in not pursuit and cap
iurcd defendant. keeping him in custody until arrested
Ny officer; that defendant told the officer that he had
earned the money at his work hut said afcrwad that
man 10 him. u get changed ia payment for two
glasses of lager and that when they Of Made
Lnas hc gave this man an the change.
Adam SIar,man. asO a keeper OF lager beer saloon,
testified bat defendant had passed Of these counter
3at notes him. Both oi the notes produced be-
gore fhs Commissioners, and identified by the parties on
Whom defendant had passed them.
The defendant committed 10 await the action OF
the Grand JuIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20

BANKEEs tSp DIAIEE- ~ GONEENMENr SECURITIES,
No N,s-Au-Sr.
VII receive SIyIN TuiUTN notes all the series In
change for the MIN go CONSOLIDATED BoNp~, NJ the
adj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20

Many Of the pictures which had made the reputa-
ton of MI WrghtS gallery were withdrawn from
4ne auction or disposed of at private sale Robert
g1eury's Diamond Studs was withdrawn, and VIII
,rohshy he sent to Europe in hopes TO bring higher
price than it will I'VE are happy to saw command
hcre Galaits &" Last HonOrs paid to Egmont ana
1IoFn was sold privately Tor $3.50 MlgnOts
Source of the Susquehanna,' and Eastman John
IONS Old Kentucky Home have been sent TO Paris
60 tho Great Exhibition, having been previously Sold
the one for 81 800 and the other for 5000 Rous-
soaus landscape The LandeS," is also to be sent
abroad for sale private offer of 5000 having been
turkish Soldier Smoking his Chibouck was also
withdrawn. ON the whole, the sale Is considered
great success but il will no doubt be ecpsed by te
Iemist aud White Collection, which is to be sold
wIthiR very short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20
COIrRT OF COMMON PLEAs-TEIA TERM-MARCn ~.
Before Judge DAILY.

oIANDLE ND ANoNIIFs
Boie sgt. SehHeit1er
The p9rtics to this action got into dispute, IN a
saloon in West broadway, IN which the paintli says
defendant charged him with having defrauded ms credit
orr and assaulted him. nearly destroying the use OF his
fingers. He asked $500
The Jury gave him SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20
Auction SALE Or ma. r'-oIo u1oC prcrrDD'

studil moonlight night, and gallery OF pic
lures many Of them above the average, brought
crowd OF buyels and bidders to Mr.. Lceds's auction
room last Monday uight assist the French say,
III the sale OF Mr. W. p. Wrights wel-known collec-
zion. The bidding was spirited and many of the
pictures brought high prices. We give the names OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20

and Clarksvills Lugs, $3.50. Common at 6t9sc; Me-
dunn, 1Oa12o. Good, 12tGl4c. Fine 160l7o ana se-
lectOns sa2o Seed Leaf is also dull ut about forner
figures; quote 01Oc for Connecticut Fers 2O135o
for wrnppery lOa5jc for fine wrappers 50Gc Ot
NewYOTk State filters for do. average lots; anu
15a3Oc for wrappers 2ia3sc. for PennsyFabla ana
Ohio filters 40Sc for average lots, ana lOa25c TOT wrap
pers; New Crop Connecticut filters, 596c Wrappefy Os'
sa I2lc, and fine wrappers I5d3Oc.
TALI.OW has ruled firm with good demand; sales Cd
100000 1Osdllc for Western, and IL QlAc for CITY.
TIN-Saes OF slabs Banca at zoe. English is quoted
at 2lic. gold; the market is quiet. We quote a.,
- Baansa gold, -. nv
Straits. - At@- 3is
English ..............-.-........g gold - p
Plates Charcoal /. C..........B box .S2 80 di3 90
Plates, l. Z. Coke 10 70 I'LL 10
Ierne, Coke. y - - y 90
Terne, Charcoal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II % OLA 80
WOOI-We have had fair demand for Domestic
feeces but the market ia still somewhat unsettled; In
prices however there has been special change buyers
and sellers are apart In their views yet aud quota
nestle Fleeces at 4Od45c for Native and MerDos
55c for and do Sd60c for ulbood MerinOs and 500
65c SaxOny Fleeces 80 40c for No Pulled i065Oc
for Superfinc do and 5Od55c for Extra do 2292c foe
Common Unwashed California; 80 d40c for Fine do,
zoe for Texas, and American COmbing at 550GJc. We
ouoe Foreign as follows SOuth American 2Jd2c for
Common Washed; 32837c. for Unwashed Mes,iza and
Merlno 32G4se for Washed Entire Rios; 27d3Oc. for
JJnwashed Creole 40046c for Washed COrtOya Gillian
al 2Ia3c for Unwashed Mestiza and Merino; Cape OF
Good Hope 3Od3 for Unwashed; East India. s. q55c
for Washed and African at 2Oa3Oc Tor Unwashed and
3O040c for Washed.
IWHIsK Y-rhe demand Is moderate, and the market
Is steady sales Of $50 bbls at 32d3jc f0r WeStor ia
bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20

FLOUR AND MEAI-Our Flour market has been more
active and with limited arrivals and rapid reduction in
stock prices OF all grades have advanced and the
dunn and better brands have sold largely, while common
grades have been ia moderate request at the improve
mont The local consumption has fallen off materially rs
compared with former years and although the prospects
are that very high prices must prevail up 10 next
harvest si We have no doubt that the supplies Will oX-
we have had very limited supply, and attraction OF
trade has been very generally directed Ia California Flour
which Is quite plenty and getting into very general use,
though not very popular a. yet ~ lacks strength nut
in &c is unsurpassed very tte has been done Tor
EXPORT 10 south America and the West Indies but the
domestic trade has been quite large to-day ucsaJ tho
demand Is lcssacliyC. hut most holders very 1in,
especially for tho medium and better grades; State
brands are quite firm; Common Western ExtraS are
plenty and sell very slowly the sales were GI5O bDs ~
~ 25Qs,Q " tQr SugeIi4e sat9 tQ u. QWt LAla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20

mo the mast week-more than 1900 bbls. by the Aer'
chants Union Express aloneprces have siiiened np
little most OF the sales being at &c today let en come
from this State Ohio Virginia CANADA. Tie NofiOS
steamer OF to-day brought in large quantities OF Es;
some OF which sold ut 2ik Csc The demand Is good.
and some of the largo dealers looking for present
prices TO continue, while Others think the receipts VIII
he so large as the travelling permits collecting
them that decline must follow Most Of the known
marks are sold according 10 index the bbs bat u
badly out OF order short Of count reclamation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20

Recepts continue fan OH the arrivals for the past
week hang 420j boxes. Stl, with Uavorabie account
from Eurone and decline in exchange, shippers are ~.
ing back or buying low grade OF farm dairy ~ lt1ibc
they cot one lot Of 500 boxes very poor ONO cheese ~
&C. The labOrug classes I'm England can only buy
cheap cheese. and It TO meet this want tbat Shippers
are now hunting for low priced lots, Trade generally .
onie and prices weaker Some few choice lots are st'
held at 2Oc but we hear OF scarcely any sales, save IN
retail way nj over 100 for fancy rey
offer oboye 8c The West is understood 10 be well sup
piled with cheese and If prices should advance tte
here they would send forward freely some OF ne state
factories have commenced 10 make new cheese nut We
cannot look for any fit TO ship much before me tst %
Nav English Dairy Il than quirt-t j. healy, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20

FIRST MORTGAGE BoND5 oF TnE CENTRAL Pacific
R,uRoAD AZ the rate Of Six per cent
per anuum - COLD. payable In the CITY OF New-fork
Tor fun particulars apply TO OF address
FISK HATCH,
Rankrf. and Dealer, In Government Securities,
No ) Nassau-st.. y. Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20
For flo week ending March IS,

same Time 300. ZsVzZ'ttt i''vp,,''
UIDES-The market closes quiet with decline on the
week OF IaBc gold on foreign hides and a1c currency
on domestic The sales part previously reported, amount
to CO., including the following; $500 Dry uen0s Ayrcs
81 10 23i d. 19dIqc, gold 1880 Dry MOnteyldco q 10
224 10 Ital7lc gold Dry COrrentes ~ H. lsc gold
5Oo Dry Rio Grande, part TO arrive 2Oi to q TO- Ec
gold; 800 Dry California 22t TO % 49, part at stc gold
$500 City Slaughter (ox rs d. part at llic currency the
balance private terms 80.
HAY-A good demand for shipping at 81 1874 80 100
70, and retail lots at 81 7oa$ go Loose Hay Is more
plenty, and i salable at 81 l2N - 25 q 100 10.
IIEMPManila is firm ana in fair demand at 12c gold;
other kinds are dull and nominal.
HOPS are firm and in fair demand for home cOnSuInp
ton and prices are well sustained quote at from 200
As and zoe. IA TO growth and quality.
IRON-Pg is without change; sales OF 800 tlns Glen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20
POULTRY,

wo dron ouototions OF game. rs scarcely any u now
coming forward On account Of Jews holiday near ~
hand live fowls and turkeys are selunS cry hiS- -,
Dressed poultry-exceRt CanaSA U2sen SsV'A-'s 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-03-20

do SO 2Oos 10 for the low grades ~ so
s2 45Gt4 for good toschoce Extra d9 ~ S StaSiT
for St. Louis Extras California Flour Is triner ana gse
active; sales OF lao barrels ana pags az saes ~
Canadian Flour u i'm fair demand and Is nIner saes
S0 nils nj S 100 Sli 60 for common 70 good 1ttS anu
$40 lOQSl5 for Trade and Family brands southern rE.
ia very guet: the low grades without lucn nIu ~
Family GRADES are steady; sales of 100 bbls az SO toe
Sl 30 for common TO far Extra BalmOre h III Iilr
and 40 OdSI6 80 for Trade and Family DO rye
stronger but not so active; sales OF 800 DDs at 3D.
Corn Meal il inactive but firm. -. - Nth q
FIsH-The supply Of Dry Cod Is moderate aIg' VIZ,
GOOD demand nrless are firm; Macerel in far job
bling demand, and prices are firmer Herrings "ie un
changed - ,.,.o., hoe haon done at
randy advancing prices The demand has been III part
speculative Our mllers have purchased QUITE Iteei{e
and we have reduced our stock very considerably Dut ~
is still ample of Spring The advance has been SO Ialu
that the business for consumption mas Deeh mh 10
striced and stock exceeds lGoOOO bushels, wiz
large for the season and present see no Quiet LOT
IL much Of il very Inferior and dfflcult OF se
also liberal supply 81 has S Seen in fair
Is in reduced supply, and has improved Inc Inalho'
ment il Is held relatively higher than Flour, and closes
tame sales OF 29O0 bush at " 4eGs2 30 ior 40 Ct
eas Sce Amber EO aGr e and s. 0 for White California Bar
ley has been in active request, ana WIN iaVOLaplo Z
U EdSeed hS tendency is Strongly upward close
Our stock u less than 100000 BUSH ana reey Coe S,
To-day sales OF a bush a goe iOr d e
and 81 22as rs for free Canada West Barley Mgt Is
firm but quiet at 81 3OdSl 40 oats are heayy ana less
active the offerings larger sales or $1,000 Dus ~
IS eGc for Western store and state at 7172c Rye Is
frmer and In good demand for the trade ana Ior
81 40 for state afloat and 81 for Canadian in bond
Indian Corn has Deenn active request the
enced by the favorable news from Europe the falling OH
in the receipts OF New has contributed to the buoyancy
snecnaf,ve closing better; the inquiry IS brisk mainly
for EXPORT sales OF 10000 bush Western Mixed at NJ 20
al 81 in store closing at 2OtGSl 81 ana VI i"sl "a
afloat; Southern Yellow at 81 90.
EXPORTS Oh BREADsrCFFs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-09
Far sale.

IN one of the most desirable localities in
the city, estory brick dwelling house, with four
rooms and cellar. Lot 6ex1t0 fest. we'll fenced
tainins number Of fruit and Asood we'll Of
ter Enouire Of WM FuLreN,
ap4d Real EstAfe Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-09

WE learn from circular Of Grand Es@s-
tary ". B. Loushridss, Of Mascatins, ssd
would state for, The informAiion q ~ Ma
sonic fraternity, shat ths Grand Commandssy
of knights Tenplar Of the State Of Idsa
meets at Davenport, on The third Tuesday Of
October, 18th inst; the Grand Chapter on
the Thursday following, tho l7th Of October;
and the Grand Council on the Saturday fol-
lowing, the 18th Of October. E8bk
The K. 4 St. Paul Railway, the Burlieg>
ton L Missouri River Railroad, the Dubuque
4 Sioux City Railroad, and ths Dss Aoiaes
Valley Rsilroad, will pass back, on their
several roads, Jrse, all who pay full fare TO
the Grand Bodies.
The Chicago, r. I. b Pacific Railroad will
issue tickets al 60 per cent Of the regulsl
fare for the trip.
The Western Stage Company will return q
half fare oil who paid full fare going.
The Iowa City 4 Cedar Repids Stage Co..
q. W. Porter,) will return for 81 all WHIT
paid full fare going. 4S
The Chicago I Northwestern Railroad re
fuse to make any reduction.
The other roads in the State, and tn,
Northern Line Packet Company, who's,
President 10 absent have not yet been hear
from.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-09

- 49,. - - Dwo4 -
- Ass tskeS 4 itoat uaaf r eul1s1Ee.
ne exh;h1lSoo & Aowsn - - sxee
n sr.in ~ extihisiea - -
Il 4 : 49, lsoafkabte - -
49, $500, vAieh pro- - - 60
.nepdine highee peiee q ~ u I. -
nasksls e No world, 49, - - ai(Go
ENTITY q vheat FAope 10 -
eosnssd for in The III oae ylkpe ~
compete for the lafge peeoian NNtas 3D.
es4 = whsat.-to - dssi9e4 - intsf--
bat however thes may b i - 1lar task
Ofveeeeablss, the display ~ llp-sOp.
~ - 49, auo11 seeagyS1ses'
ttAexion, 6oaSh there wls not much fno ast
teaSt 4s or1y QeciDen of ecslptnre - NO
ticsd bSiag ! tonb-ssone, and ~ only spsei-
~sfsifpaissisresStssur0ssfshv
Dsxtw! There may have been others. Il
-, u tks- jaA. ~. diA not - ths0. Bot IN
this ball we're musical instrumsnts, Ihoto>
graphs, sewing machines, cabinst-vsrs, up
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-09
why Emssra.,sn Avoids tn. ss.th.

Why Emigrat10n Avoids the South.
Southern politicians profess to be anxious
70 have people from the Northern States and
from Europe settle in the South, and one
reason 10 to secure . numerical Supremacy
over the blacks in all the Southern States
The Nation, discussing this matter, sensibly
says: &
Other things being equal people would far
sooner settle in Virginia or North Carolina
than in Minnesota or Iowa. They would be-
in a mores genial climate, nearer the mar.
kets and the sesboard, and within easier reach
of the great centres Of civilization.
Why then does not white immigration flow
into the South? Why is there the least danger
that the negroes will be able to ontvots their
white neighbors in any district for more than
q single YEAR, If Southern men would only
answer this question candidly. they would
have solved the problem which at this moment
most troubles them. Strangers do not wan.
to settle in Virginia, not because they are
afraid Of the blacks, for they avoided it before
any body ever dreamed Of seeing emancipa.
ton in our day, but because they are afraid Of
the whites because they cannot get justice
from white juries and white judges because
they are afraid Of molestation from their white
neghbors; because they do not like duelling
and street fights; because they like to
be able to take what publications they please
and live AS they please. Every now and
then there reaches us from the South q SOL
emu protest that life and propertysahere are
% secure as they are anywhere, and that
man has only to be discreet in his converse
ton in public places to enjoy IS much peace
rs in Massachusetts,. But here lies the kerr
mel of the whole difficulty. Men do not like
to be discreet in their conversation in public
places. The liberty of being indiscreet is the
great charm Of Northern society. II forms
one Of the great attractions of the Northern
States to people from ell parts of the world.
People crowd here from Germany and Ire.
land in immense numbers, mainly, no doubt,
in search Of cheap land and high wages and
freedom from conscription, but also in search
Of place in which they can read and talk
any nonsense they please, can say s'dreadiul
things aud make 'sincendiary speeches, y
reviie dignities and titles, preach Dangerous
doctrines" try odious social experiments,
without any man making them afraid. 1t is
pity, no DOUBT, that human nature should
.soaiu not love ancient M S Ways and codes but
We have to deal with it as it is, and not as il
ought to be. Whenever the time comes in
which man may maintain against all corners
on q Virginia cross. roads the thesis that q
negro is better than white man, that the
rebellion was set on foot by Ants Christ, or
that all is not complete unless half the guests
are not colored, without exciting either hor-
ror or Indignation. the bugbesr Of negro ascen,
dency will be forever gone, because the
whites from all parts of the world will pouI
into the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-09
Turner's Tic DOulOurcaux or
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by mail receipt Of 81 and two postage st4nps Gold
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-09
THE HEALING POOH

7
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create upedimeat. to MARRIAGE With sure means Of
Relief Sent in sealed letter envelope free OF charge
Address, DR.. J. sKiLLEN HouGHroN, Howard Asso-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-10-09
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Also DR. cnlver~els Marriage Guile" price rs cts.
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