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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

At a meeting of the Hudson City Democracy
ON Friday evening Mr.. John {. Hopkins was chosen
chairman. Speeches were made by Leon Abbott, Mayor
Van Reipen, Harry Clay Smith, nominee Tor Assembly
With District and John H. Midmer. nominee FOR shelin
committee appointed To make arrangements Tor
me-. ncnllnn 10 be mold ON hAtnrdnN CNcmlnE ncAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

Union Republican ounty NominB tiOns.Sherf
ABBE Comfy Cierk-JAMES HAGGBRTi. District Auomey-
RUSH G. HAWKINS SuPervisorslSAAC OllVbB. WILLIAM "
ALEXANDER. tOronen-ALBNANDER WILDER, LOUIS NAu-
MANN. JAMES NORVAL.
Judiodrg-Jusice Supreme CoartPRB8MAN FlIHlNN a,'
tces Superior CONSOLIDATING L. STEWART EDWIN COWLES
Judges Comucn Pess-AUGUSrUS T. BROWN, HOOPER g. VAN
WORST Judge Marine Court SOILS Rl1'TERBANp
SenGiors-yth Distnf-WILLIAM b. WHITE With District
CHRISTOPHER T1LLMUH with DisctWIlsDN BLRRl MAN
M,,absrs or 1sVnblg-t Dstnct-JOSEPH SCULLY; I'D MI
CIIAEL CRANE: Iyth ISAAC WOLF. vh, CHARLES T. pol
IIAMUS; With JAMES o. BLLERY With. WILLIAM r luCH
ADDISON; With NICHOLAS kBRRHARlr; MI HEkhAnS r.
BAUER; XIth JOHN v GRIDGEY; XVIII. ALEXANDER " MU
TIGAN; XVIII WILLIAM J. STEWART: XVIII HENRY ROMLki
XVIII JOEL " MASON. XyIlTh. SAMUEL y lRMIi AlMh.
JOSHUA u. MINOR XXth. GEORGE H. VAN NNNIi AAiss'
ROBERT G. BROWN
CHARLES 5. SPENCER Chairman
RoEERr ]. DAKKtGH Vice Chairman.
CHARLys \. STKoSG ssc,et,rs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28
mn EssEX COuNTY DEMOCRACY.

At the Democratic Convention OF tSseN
County ~ j. at Newark on Saturday afternoon, Mr. vii
liam ush of Caldwell was unanimously made the Demo
cratic nominee for Sheriff, and Mr. Henry T. Duseneil
County Clerk Messrs David smith 81 Clinton issa
T. Baldwin Of Orange and John = BAH OF Newark wcr
nominated COrOneis. After the nominations had Oeel
made Gen. Wright addressed the Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO THE PEOPLE OF
THE STATES THAT ARE TO VOTE IN NOvEM-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

Grand Republican Rally
meeting 81 the Union Republican Electors OF the Thirteenth Assem-
District sixteenth Ward viii be- held at esdquarer
aP ococ TUESDAY EVENING October 20 aty the nomuaon
ofCIARL SHAW member Assembly. The sbest speakers
In The canvass will address the meeting Music the Anderson Glee Club
HENRY y. RANNRl. Chairman OF the Assembly CONVENTION
GRoRGE GARDINER Secretary.
SECOND Assembly District Union Republican A-socin-
tiou-A Spca Meeting Of the Association VII be hF a. No y
Dusus st.. MONDAY EVENING. Oct p. ocock 49,. - 3D.,
THOMAS c. WILLIAMS, President
GgoRGE McLOrGHLrS. Secretary.
Eiubteenth Assembly District Union Republican Kat
Incntion NIrctinI.-On MONDAY EVENING, Oct B q oceA
Col NllAFFtR Got
y NOYlS and Col THOMAS b. VAN BUREN, viii srelk.
- '' C. PULLMAN. President
"a. Serret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

Primary meetings are To be held in Orange
On TUESDAY for the election Of delegates % the Second
Assembly Union Convention. The Convention is to he
held Oh Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-28

Thirteenth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNCIL No - T. L. A.
, Ho public meeting Oriental Hall Of Clinton aud Grand
~. on MONDAY EVENING, Oct %, az y O'Clock Addresses BY
NATHANIEL APPLETON esq T. j. SNODGRhSS, VI D. Gen J. l.
JACKSON friends the Excise Law cordially invited 10
w F' B. ELLIOT, President
J. W MONKS Secretary.
Elahtcenth Mnrd Public Neetingt Ounoi No H. L. L. A..
ali nod an omen MEETING the Dnf Dspensay Rooms entrance
Second MONDAY EVENING Oct
IN Al T. J. u Grove Fonda Vail Liwheer sud other eminent
sneakers. good singing The Public invited seats rs"f'ed
~ 80. n, orirr of BENJAMIN WARDEN. Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17
JsisES JARED,S
EMAIL De PARIS"
The New Beautifier OF the Skin.

Testimonials from Celebrated Ladies':
rhi. secret Of b..aii the skin being known only
to hssrs Jared kene they henorsbly state that il,
differs from all other preparations 1t gives to the most
harsh and eeklsd skin both the color Of
polished ivory removing all diseoorsions whether ap
psarng ffscslss tan, nerphsw moth " black worm
spscks andh vsciaily saoesasfu In smoothing out the
marks let by the ZEAL pox-
The agents Of 'L'nnan de Paris met co.nd.nslv
submit the public tbs endorpssnts of sueb
distng uishsd ladies ~
Signora Ristori, Mile Felicita vestvaii, Miss
Maggie Mitchell, Mrs. D. P. Bowers, Lu.
ellie Western, Mdm'e Ponisi, Mrs Emma
Waller, Lucy Rushton, Monte De
Marguerities. Miss Agnes Perry,
and many Others whose high standing In the profession
gives the stamp nuhfalness to their Intelligent ana
genuine approval.
The Beautiful LaciTe wsst.rn ssys:
81 End that the Ems produces an ire hriiisancy Of
roogs and l wbise with the great and peculiar adyap-
taxs OF total haru-nees u really 10 the sottues
and beauty Of the skin"
The Magnificent yestvali says
81 have suffered much from the various ~hits 10
NE. that consider IL perfect bsessaction 10 and
preparation which gives the necsssary whitsns ths
skin. and leaves the skin ceci and smooth
nia nsgsis Nitthsli sayg
INV txfco tne s4fu ne8uHnef, n E4di De Pnff4
sed found that II Instantly imparss bloom ana
feshness to the complexion"
"Jsreds Email de Paris Ia need delicate bssutie,
Of the skn or Theatre Falcon Ball Rco hy TIM ss,
rsassd sd scsupuieua isss prcdrcipe I'll ~ bssstt
lying csec Of rax- and lily Waite withoa Their vulsas
giaws 90 Injur, 10 the shin
Sold BY ali nr.,eiass Druesists Pfassrs and Ealss
Hair-DFss~s
soasA fsnsh street. and Johssson, EeliovNy Csvdsu
l. fssssna. ia erssA~ay. Dsaas n.rsss O., - ]
Q. Wsh o., Ns~ fsrk, cd Hassas Josin, III
Psfisssaphsa, Arvst.
JARED a.nRSE, sssrsl:.A genh and rnportsrs, \. I
| dee14m.eodlthn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

How sadly out Of place, it seems TO US, to
see policeman batter the head of a poor in.
ebriste against the hard stones of street
crossing, because the whisky within created .
little obstinasy in the poor unfortunate. 1t
were far better to have pity and deal gently,
than TO beat and thump in an uncharitable
manner. We saw such an exhibition on Sec.
ond street yesterday, and We could not but
pity both the officer and the vic.im-the
officer on account of his lack of the milk of
human Kindness" and the poor creature for
allowing himself to become the besotted VIC
tim Of the "bane Of society" Let us have
as few such exhibitions on our streets as pos.
able.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

We trust there i notAiag sssdsA y ~ Il
sxhortasion to inAaesfAe psopls II Ksokuk
70 turn out in force tonight Never have
the people of our city had il in their power
TO do % much for the promotion Of it, vel
fare, ~ they can do tonight. And never,
wefsar, has IN opportunity bssn presented
them, Which, if uninproved, will opsrats 20
disastrously upon the interests Of the city, -
thatnow pending.
There is no need to mince matters, nor 70
close our eyes against the fact that the Iona
contest for supremacy between Burlington
and Keokuk, will be practically decided, for
the present generation, By the action of the
railroad meeting tonight, and the results OF
that action on future movements. The peo-
pie of Burlington realize the situation, and
they are exerting every energy of enterprise,
strategy, and public spirit, and personal lib
erality, and self~sacri6ce, to win in the long
contested nee between the two cities-
The people of Keokuk must be animated
| by the same spirit, and exhibit the like en-
terprise and liberalisy, if they would win the
prize. Remember, if we lose the ter.
| minus Of the North Iowa Central, We lose, ii
the.same time, the terminus Of eastern roadi
seeking connections West Of the Mississippi
and we lose, in that fact, the hope and pros
pect of becoming the railroad centre Of South
ern Iowa, and Burlington takes the lead, ant
the position which fairly belongs to us
and which We shall secure and main
tain, il We only make the necessary efforts I.
secure the North Iowa Central.
Dawdling has well nigh been our 6estruc-
ton. Mastery inactivity now will complies
our ruin. Our only salvation is TO take holt
with will, and put this thing through. VI
can yet do il, without doubt, and We must
The State Register of yesterday thus speak
Of the food in the Des Moines: ''The De
Moines and Raccoon Rivers have been com
| ing up steadily and rapidly ever since Satur
day, and at the present writing both ar
higher than they have been since 1861. Ac
cordng to stake set At eight o'clock yestsr
day morning, the water had risen 6fteeI
inches by six in the evening. The Coo
broke over its banks on Sunday, and III
lower fats of South Side are submerged Il
such depth that communication Is nov hs'
with that portion Of the town only by skiifi
Some fears were entertained for the safety Q
the Coon River bridge, but IL 10 nov said !
DO safe. The other bridges remain anshske
and bid fair to withstand the mighty weigh
Of waters that are constantly surging agains
them. 1t lis to be hoped that the waters wi
soon commence to sbsla, bpt ~ it is nc
known how much snow the North has yet /
send down, there is much reason for tear tha
the end is not yeti
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

TRE following pupils in the high School
have reached the standard of perfection for
the month ending April IL, 1867: Misse.
Ellen Wesson, Eliza Wesson, Mary McIAne,
Hene Chevillon; Masters VIM. Modes, Ed.
Daniel, VIM. Daniel, Scion Parsons, Charles
Hubbard, Leon Chevillon. Cornelius Cheet.
ham, Herbert Lourie, Glenn Cochran, Lane
Howell, Thos. Cheetham, Marvin King, La
fsyette Brown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

KEoxux DREcroRy.--Ws cell the attsn-
tion Of purchasers and others, particularly
those from the country, 10 our Keokuk Busi,
ness Directory on the first column Of the 6rst
page. It embraces nearly every trade and
profession in the city, and viii b found con-
veniens TO all % reference. The advertise.
ments Of those whose names appear in the
Directory will be found classiHed under their
proper heads in other columns of the papsr,
TO which 70 would also oall astsution and rec
ommend them TO all purchasers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

We call attention to the sale Of the exten.
sive stock Of Millinery goods, furs, &C., by
the Sheriff, at o'clock, q. M, next Friday,
ct No. 65, between Second and Third, Main
street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

Posr FOR sALE.-A strong, active Pony
can be purchased for low price. He can be
seen for few days at the Buckeye Foundry,
corner Of Ninth and johnson streets.
(apr14.St) &. ARMrrACR.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

PAPEa THIEvEs.-The Local Of the Coun-
Gil Bluffs Nonpareil says that 10 man who
would steal newspaper from the doorstep
would steal the Lords Supper and then hide
under the table for breakfast
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

Many years ago, when the people of Iowa
were no, 30 well informed a. at present, the
citizens Of Burlington we're enabled to kin q
railroad projected through the State, to ter,
inmate at Keokuk, BY the persistent cry OF
'Ramshorn." They are now trying to repeat
and take advantage of their old.tsctics, agains.
the Northern Central, and the Harksye uses
the term with the utmost confidence in its
potency, one would think from the utter des-
tuition Of argument or facts.
Now, as matter of fact, every place men,
toned ~ likely to be on the line Of the rail.
road between Cedar Rapids and Keokuk,
viii fall within Eve miles Of straight line
drawn between the two places. That will
answer, We take it, all practical requirements
Of q railroad route, and as the variation il
made only on a long track, and in no shor,
curve, there cannot be any very appreciable
difference in expense Of building or running
the road. And If there be, the acquisition oil
half dozen County Seatss to the line, viii
more than make good the difference.
Again, stretching straight line from St
Paul TO st. Louis, it will fall scarcely ter
miles from Keokuk. And the fact that Bur
hngton proposes to strike our present rail
roadlins of travel to St Louis, at Carthage
Illinois, only twelve miles from Keokuk
should stop the Burlington people fro1
s'blowing this Ramshorn' argument, lest il
might be expected that they lie near some o
iscrooks. Atall events, as Burlington is pro-
posing TO strike our usually travelled Railroas
route 70 St. Louis, only twelve miles from
our city, the advantage cannot be very great
u In its favor, and viii hardly pay to max,
- much edo over, when ii ia remembered
~ - distance between ST. Paul and St
Lcalah soms.s nix hundred miles. Even twelv,
esslvs asds from direct line, measuring ,
distancs Of nh hundred m,les, is matter o
10 sazthly Consequence. And if, in maxim,
thaa iaapprsciabls variation, the foot of tn,
hayids. open navigation, and cheaper freight
eno nrss ars rsached, tie csy Of lair line ;
- RamsAouuu enounts 70 nothing bu
- humhngs - gnn fools with.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

We would call attention to the adv. Of
Theo. F. wurts, engineer and surveyor,
found in another column this morning. His
oficeis on the corner Of Second and Main
streets. nm stairs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

STEWART 4 DEAN have received large and
beautiful stock Of the latest styles of boots
and shoes, which they are offering at greatly
reduced prices. Call and seethem.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

SEE Bidleman's advertisement, then 90
and buy Of him. You viii get bargains not
to be had again soon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

Gov. OGLEsBy, it is reported, will call an
extra session of the Legislature, in order to
amend the Tax Law to conform to the decis-
ion of the Supreme Court Of the Unitsd
States, as to the taxation of National Banks
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

Dox'r forget that Il. Brownell, No. 70 MAR
street, has the best assortment Of Hats in tbs
city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

THosx who failed to witness the sunrise
of yesterday morning, missed one of the
finest exhibitions Of the season. 1t afforded
ct subject for the pen of poet and the
pencil Of an artist, but we are nsither--we
can do no more than make mention of the
gorgeous scene,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

LADIES HosKRr--At less than regula
price, ct 81. Brownell's, 10 Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

THs river is now falling, with seven feet on
the rapids. Weather warm and pleasant
Arrived-Burlington, from Dubuque; Mollie
McPike, ST. Louis; Eagle, Warsaw; Rob
Roy, st. Louis. Depsrtures-Mollie
McPike, st. Louis; Eagle, Warsaw; Lady
Pike, Dubuque; Lucy Bertram, st. Louis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

THOSE fine Harris cassimeres have arrived
at yencill, Jones 4 Co. They are very nice
and cheap. Call and examine them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

RKxKxBER the grand opening Of Millinery,
at Mrs. Weber's to-day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

NATIONAL BANKS OF IowA.-For the fol-
lowing facts and figures in regard to the Na>
tionsl Banks Of Iowa, we are indebted to the
Davenport Democrat:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17
Arrivals and Departures Of Ksckuk Packets
ROE ROY,
ANDY JoHHson,

Arrives on Tuesday and Friday, at O'Clock p. m
and Departs on Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing, at o'clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

Bury your troubles, but don't linger around
the graveyard conjuring MP their ghosts to
haunt you
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

PEOPLE of Keokuk, remember the meeting
at the Court House this evening
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17
Equalization Of Taxes

OTICk i hereby given that the City
ssM = ~ Cfy q xssksk vfn qsst = ~
= ssaesk .. 10 ~ = : npari Il uurs7issssos y
- ~ 5sx9 essn..1 fsr ths ysas In. - m -
Issas isas~a'A sssltsiy $500 . -
z CASKS Scotch All. -
- L2s1sa Nxsw.
ssss ~ s''''' hos1sos : ALsna
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

The street Supervisor brigade made an
attack upon the mud and rubbish Of johnson
street. May they press forward in the good
work until every street and alley has been put
in good sanitary condition.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17
LUCY nERTRAM

Arrives ON Wednesday and Saturday, Mt 6 D. M,
and Departs on Thursday anu Monday, at Z g. m.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

Ar no moment of difficulty does husband
knowing bis own utter helplessness, draw 50
closely to bis wife side for comfort and az
sistance, as when he wants button sewed on
his shirt COLLAR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17
fsid Nd Ganuerdd.


Aprsl 10, 1851.
Tsr sxtzassainsry and astoaishins advances,
~ ~ qsstasisas below. Wheat, Flour, Corn,
Hay, Brsa, -, Ar ssill advancing. Corn Asaa
h higAsrfh aa 4 has been here FER yssrs u fsse
- do ~ run1nhsr that this aztieis has svss
attained sush Agurss before Hay Is iron s1e %
TO ~ % pr ton. Oats in demand ai from ses u
eco. Braa IL firm 1t 81 10 per Toe lbs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17


IT u GAVCR - q Mt
,h.u,xx,..
~ ~
=. ~
OIOot NotlUuoA xsolWoy uOIuDo
A. n.x.k
VIZ OoAeAAAOu~
80 ~ 's VII &c.,. ny" - $3.50. s,..N M.
aerosa me ssfsn c...ase 70 me S.'ossa nssss me
rIoS OF CALIFORNIA, asA thssos through the great
MINING nD0i0Ns OF the rk&Rif0Efns, 10 this
vicfsity of Dslt ssks CITY
fvns the s0LB wRsrKaH INK Of the on'y
10 ~ R.cihe which 10 ado, I'D ny brrss AID
Thsir ro.a !. ss,s =, .o-.ssi ,r,n..S..1 ,nrnirs
"a, a. ~ -, !, - nj. ~ ~
!. .,s,a N - sIsrrsr - ,ss~s so,nt 81 IL. vort
s..mns 90. ss'ss mas Posss NJ e''e
N. Rss.s M>~<~.~. u>.a. n 49, co-,...x
49, .,a..s, t.ss-CS.s. :, s-s-s. 80 p,css !. ~
vssssrs. sor De fo,loui1e ss.e sbss rsssoas, va
f'"ss ~ - y 49, -. 4. ~ cs.s
Yors.
second me rrsnespei "esseois N ssie 81 ma
'ari''
cxrr :. & soerutd sstsrsss "a n pm onNf ,ess
ing Bond. q n &. as-sssn:a, ~ ''
4. !. sss &. .1:
tor. sr.lae for Repayment.
nnh .iss to .hl. s.r :. provision accompanied With
Intensive Grants Of Pubiie Lsnds, b. whieh the
aovsrnnses fovters this great national esterprf.e,
bil,ts = s:sessshsr iedsnenS.ns o. TIE cortn.so
clos which attend ordinary Railroad enterprises
Sixth n. Security Of y. rr.. xorts.s. Bond. b
Tsss,s !; aasas.l.s only BY that Of the oes'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

- h&A EIB nx IEkkeah2AfA 1s
gespase aar.ss- .
by rssexrryd.i cmscAss, April 10
FIour-poll. ss&pness sauosa snsirsiy sra;pa, sens
few sales OF medium grAAss reported u decline
Of per bsi In the present state OF tbs makst
1. mpossab quote prices salss OF white sinssr
trs ct flk rs
Wses,Qeiet prices opsnsd lower bat sellers scarce
opened ct 81 S7k for No spsns. bat not any ssss.
prize advanced TO u ~ 90 - Tor round lots sed few
sales " 3sS2 90 close sellers sos,iy asking q
Il reupd lots, and bay offered q so1<ss 90 Very
little done IN other usdss.
oorn-kO opsn.i st = ss,40l oss1 declined 70 u
oat<. but rsils.d .iisbsy eesass pe-p.iy y u $40
o. No ssst, With sales st 9oesl; rssesed anii and
about lie lower; sl0slL
osts-No opened about DC higher. ,>iss 1t ss1<0sf
but ruled dull and decllpinE closing At ssos1< ssss
sales brought outside ngur@.
Rys-Bsv Sellers with fair demand market advanced,
sales Of No l At 81 4aIz@f4i
Dasisy-pulL In abs~nce OF buyers sxesps OF sample
i0ts, sntksiy aopipsl.
Provisisns-Duil snd yeah. Mos Pork ponlnai II
sz2 soo1s 10. Steam ksttls lard oGssS q ~ With
Ons buyers Picked hams h.id at lasIsx r., s,,,sa
at II; Cumberland mddiss sse; short nbb.d ies loz
rough loo loose.
BY rsIsgrxph.l NSw Yeax. April L.
Yfour-pulI srper State and western SO isolf as
Western ell so9Is choice SIS tosn 20, shipping
si2 7kels Is; trade brsuds SIS to94 IS EsliforHia
aOur usshsnsed
| whisky-Qust and unchanged
| whsat-Ns , Mn~aakse 81 g.
| corp-whit. C.o.d. un
| nve-s1 xsAl 60
| bsr,ey-c v. ia bond =, .ser, pr.,,o.. ,,,,..
! ss,,e, n.,t-pu,l
Corn Mined Western n 1v,<n, "a 4, stcr~ ,.~ 80
,ov a,,,h.,, .a..,un
o.s-puIi; western 7sn74 State 7snso p,,e., u..xx
c0e..-Une..nv.s
sa..r-c.b. loix
/ M,,,....-c.,. tsan
pu-w ESQ 1900
IA ~, ,siL 60. ,Ia-..- s,o~,e 3 =. -. =, "a
nr1 10, n1,. 10 asoo "a. es,ca
:. 80 ..'- .so ~ ''@s NV mes "sH "e
-, ~ w At.h zoe
| n..-,m< - c.-,-.,--...'
''' o'"0'''ha -eoI "% ''f soor' ND
'ea' II ,o' esiaea
oa' Aes"-sss pseksess al s7<osH for shouiAsr<
'AseH .oI mans
I~''-'1s'' ae~ is1ssIM-
| - -
~p''
kHs IN; III is14; sonAa H.
c,.s MY sa''' ana "ssoy.
Cor, "a. "a for .,,.a 1850
~ ''' "'.'' .en'
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|
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-17

sUNDRIEs.
BurrsR--In good demand ct 2sc to soc p n. for
choice lots.
Eaes-The price paid to-day was Ia TO lsc per
dozen.
SoRGHux-Best quality brings S5c to 4oc per gal
PorAfoss-choies lots 1t s5c to 81 90 y bashel.
CHIcKEss-Per dozen, - IS 70 - 90.
WHITE BEASs-Good, 81 SO to - 90. Prime
Navy, - SO.
BEsr CArrLE-t4 op to 80 90 gross.
Hoes--Good lots, IS IS gross.
SHEKr-4ic gross.
VEAL CALyKs-Fron - 90 TO 90 90
Hossr-In boxes, 2pc per ID.
LARp-ll to lie Per D.
GRsEs APPLEs-From soc to 81 IS per hushel.
osIoss-$l 75per bashel-
TvRHiPs-3oc per bush.
BEEswAx-soc per ib.
TALLow-In bbls, sc; loose Sc per n
IRAas-Cotton, to Sc per ID.
wooL-Tub washed 4sc.; fleece do sns 4oc.;
unvAshed, ! of.
FsArHxns-Prime soc to soc per D..
HIpEs-Gresn, &c; do ssited, sie; green cali
skins, l2ic; dry Hnt lec; do ssitsd 13c;
| damaged and grubby Oh; pelts 2Se 70
| 81 IS.
BsAS-In demand at 81 10 psr 100 Ihs.
HAr-Timothy in active demand at from 81 9 %
to $40 90 per ton.
WOODS 50 TO 81 90 per cord, according TO quail.
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