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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
LArER-l.20 p. N.
Corn at lis 90. Rest unchanged.
TA@rED
Chicago Live stock Market.

BEEF tATTLE-The market openened
very tame. Indeed, for Tuesday, the mar
ket WAS unprecedentedly dull. Bot few Eis
tern buyers had entered an appearance, and,
with continued discouraging advices from the
markets below, there was manifested no dis
position TO operate largely on the par. Of any.
The arrivals were more liberal than was
generally anticipated, and. rs the offerings
were generalls Of very poor quality, holders
were bothered 10 realize, except at prices
ruling sensibly lower than at the close OF the
market last week.
There were two or three droves OF really
fine Beeves on sale, but the great bulk was
composed of half iattened Steers, coarse poor
Cows, and rough Oxen. Among those de
serving mention were GO head, on sale by Mr..
Bundav. OF Shirley, III. The drove averlg ed
300 lbs, ard were being held at 1926
There was also lot Of 900 head smooth leshy
Steers, averaging l.lS0 lbs, from Mason
City. Not receiving satisfactory offer here
they were reshipped. by their owner. ]. Alex
ander, for the Eastern markets. Transactions
embrace some 600 head. These were divi-
bed between shippers, packers and city butch
els. at prices ranging at 5000 LOO for infe
rior to common mixed lets; 81 25@5 IS TOR
common to good butchers stock, and S5,009
80 for common 10 choice smooth shipping
Bullocks. New Mich Cows-or "springers,"
as they are more generally known here--are
beginning to arrive with considerable freedom,
but there is as yet no reliable demand for this
class Of stock, and quotations would be Of
little value. The market closed quiet with
700 head unsold. The following were the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
yI.-They are full IF Imagination.

''she Is not only the skiIiful Joiner hut a neat.
handed artizln. "-thriSsaia Hitsess.
"There is seldom any siraiBing after effect but il
is really wonderful how Madame Munit manages TO
sustain aud increase the interest to the end - Ctr
TEN.
Tho word painting Of the sGihores- Is much more
effective than the best efforts Of the engrayer. Hi
nois Ssnfe He1islcr.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
Iv.-rhey are Historically Correct.

Historically correct. and rs entertaining as many
Of tho volumes of Sir Walter SCOTT P,orideace
Heroh.
Louisa NuhlIach must have carefully aud diligently
sted the secret histories of the times and
Of which she writes. and her task Is done well and
cTeciiyetively ~ Worcester Spy
mo Historical Novelist has lalorei faithfully
and successfully To reproduce complete picture OF
past times and events. '-Ctica Herald
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
DISSOLUTION NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the firm heretofore
known as Montgomery Brink is her,ly dissolved
by mutual CONSENT. Mr.. John Montgo III seftl.
with chose indebted to the late firm early day
and such must he ready Tor Immediate payment.
JOHN MONTGOMERY,
GEORGE L. BRINK.
The Planning Mill will he carried on rs heretofore
by GEORGE L. BRINK, and parties desiring work
done can he accommodated on shs,t notice 10 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
H.-They are Entertaining.
'''V'N u " N''4I' VI FFtVI III ~ = tIt1t IItTUfE
III.-Thry are Mirrors Of the Times.

NO can pcruse them without ronceding the
author great skill in graspng and ,clineatng the
characters which figure conspirnously In them.
''rhe study which enables the author to deineate
81 accurately the emotions and incentives action
which moved men and w"men Of a past age must be
close and untring. and Iouiss Mrhlbach shos-s ia
all OF her works perfection which carries the reader
into the very presence Of the characters represented
.To,frtaI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
Y.--TheY are ORIGINAL.

at has agreeahly surprised readers to fnd a now
writer with such constructive genius and knowledge
of character rs Louisa Muhlbcah possesses Pablo
Ledger.
Each succeeding novel adds O. Mrs. Mundts repu
tation writer Of historic fction."-N T. Tyaes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30

CLnS1NG PRICES.
Extra Beeves-Fine, fat. we'll
formed, 4 10 years old Steers,
and averaging 100 lbs and
upwards. NJ. QUO c.c0
Prime Beeves-Good, we!l-fatted,
finely formed Steers, and aver
aging l.l00 to 400 lbs, at. :. 6.75@T .25
Fair Crades--Fair Steers. in fair
flesh averaging l,l0O to 100
lbs, at. ............., 5a5@s.25
Medium Class--Medium Steers
and good Cows. fit for city
Slaughter and averaging 900 to
1000 lbs, at. ............ =. 3.75@4a5
Stock Cattle-Common Cattle in
decent hesh, averaging 800 to
1000 lbs. at. ............... 350@4 80
Inferior--Light and thin Cows
and Steers. ................. aoo@soo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
BOGGS & CHAPMAN,
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The Fire

Which occurred on the nigh, Of the nth instant,
having utstt~seu nv shop. i-----sl -. - the
extent or several hundred dollars. | request and
confidently expect all persons indebted to me for
srrvises rendered TO call and make immediate paw
ment. As greatly need all that is due me % enable
me TO rebuild, hope win ncglec: to comply
with this request. WILLIAM TAYLOR
Plymouth. January 10. 1918. lla?t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30

sour poole seem Ia have stopped reading French
novels, aud English works conn ainei Of dull
Miss Muhltach precisely supplies the public want.
THE novels Of Clara MGuit being read by
every one Times.
"Nuhbachs novels have worldwide reputation,
and are read with asidty fast issued from the
press "-Sf'risas~id RepHbiioan-
They are winning wide and deserved popularity
in this country.'-Sate Journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
FARM FOR SALE,

Valuable Farm for sale. on the Plyaouih and La
porte Wagon Roaii within thrte fonrtls OF mile OF
Plymouth. obtaining One II undrsd aud Sixty Acres
Good improvements. House. Barn aud Orchard.
For further particulars. ferfas. &c inquire 81
nla6w ELIZABETH THOMPSON
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
Prominent Characteristics
They are Instructive.

CAS- purely literary works, these historical roman.
cess possess a high degree Of merit. They read like
genuine histories" -Cafholic World.
They correct descriptions of the countries and
the people descrihrd. -Her,:li
II.-They are Entertaining.
I'VE regard these books among the best and
most entertaining novels Of the day."-SprisgfeLl
Rsprbioln.
'The reader is at once fascinated and held spell
bound until the volume Is completed "-FFse Press.
.There is NO dull chnnr.r I'm IL - Zig Hrrnh
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
VIII.--They tell about Emperors.
kipgs and Queens.

1--WE learn from her not only how Frederick viii
liam and Frederick the Great. Joseph the Second
Noltaire, Rousseau, Baron Trenek the Empress
Catherine, walked aud talked in their grand roL.s
but how they powdered their hair, Gried and took
teal, gisier.
The choice of her subjects exhibits her genius
She takes the time of Frederick the Great Jnse,b
the s-cond, for example. and upon the background of
hrts which the chronicles Of the periods Afford she
e1broidcFs the bric!,t aud somhia caors the light
and shade of her fiction with the skill Of c.nsum-
mate artist."-TAc Eagle,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
IX.--Thc S,yIe is Interesting.

"The style of this writer for pu-iiy, P-rspicuity.
and elegance is something greatly tn b, commended.
IL is free from limitations, manncrissss and tricks Of
every kind prgps.
The trsnslsfions do justice TO the vivid. piquaht
style OF the original and the story is full Of
ment and CROWDED with Instructive and entertaining
incident The Chnogo Post.
1.-THE interest OF the book does not depend upon its
characters its incidents. yet its charming
style. but in its general harmon of composition.-
Day Booi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03
Arrival. aad pepsrturss Of Esokuk Packets.
CITY NEWS.


Meetings will be held on Thursday evening
on Main street at Eighth and on Saturday
evening, at Main and Fifth, for the purpose
of discussing the affairs Of the city in connec-
ton with the coming city election. The
meeting will be addressed by Messrs. Nc.
Crary, Sample, Shelley, Hills and others
All having an interest in the prosperity of the
city, are invited to attend. 1-3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03
The Ring Organs Role.

The city organ comes TO the rescue of the
Ring, as in duty bound, having shared boun-
tifully in the distribution of the aspoils'' of
the City Treasury.
Like all miserable demagogues of the Clag-
EFT persuasion, who drift from one party to
another in pursuit Of Office, and make the
round of ell parties and are the curse of all
as well, the editor of the Consultations re-
lies moFeupon personal abuse and party pref
udice than upon facts and arguments. We
stated only few facts known to many per-
sons. and drew the fairest and most palpable
differences from them in advocacy Of the true
interests of the city aud the welfare Of CON-
muni,y overwhelmed with taxation In reply
the public are treated to an oft repeated flow
of senseless villifcation and abuse Of the edit
or of this journal. For what purpose, but to
excite the preiudices and hatred Of partisans,
and induce them to sacrifice the interests of
the city, simply because those interests are
sustained and advocated by Republican
editor.
An Irish friend of ours said to us, tsClaeett
acts upon The same principle that some Of
your 'one-horse' Protestant preachers prac.
tice, who paintfor their followers in black.
est colors, the dreadful beast With seven
heads and ten horns, as the Catholic Church,
and then stir them up to 90 j. blind in mad
crusads against Popery. So following their
example, C'agett makes you out the great
monster Of all the dread and hate 10 poll.
tics, and TINS hav..g filed the minds Of the
democrats with all malice and uncharitable-
ness and party prejudice, be hopes to make
them 90 the ticket blind and sacrifice the il.
terests Of the city TO their devotion to ! party
clique
That is, no doubt, the true explanation Of
the personal abuse which conatitates 90 larre
portion Of the editorial faIminations Of the
Consultation; but il 10 time thst same Wa
played out" Tho same sane precisely 81,
been played score Of tines, undsr The same
circumstances, and Democrats With ord;n.r,
sense ought to see through il and sranple i.
under foot With scorn.
Scores Of Democrsts, honest mechanics.
hsrd working Irishmen, women Who have
shaved theirlives out over : wash Tub, uid-
o~s and orphans, were induced to deposit
their little savings With the City Treasurer It
me National Bank, because he W. the nj
institution Of the Democracy. and beceu..
.n's paper opposed hia election - City Tssa.-
urer.
n
Al SUCH dspo.itors have LOST th.;r little
-, ano the City Tfeasary has been cle.ned
Out. Such Democrats, and Other D,roer,..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03
nepubliean Cenmittee,.

Appointed in pursuance of a resolution n
the Republican City Nominating Convention
These Committees are all requested to NEE,
1t the Recorders Office Monday evening. .,
half past seven o'clock promptly and rithou,
fail.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
John @. Waterman, +. 81. Vandergrift, q
". Sample, H. W. Rothert, o. s. Conklin
G. +. Davis, A. J. Wilkinson, B. s. Merriam
b. C. LAndes.
CHALLENGING COMMITTEES.
First Ward-H. W. Sample, A. H.spy. j
" Rodifsr, John 8 Mccoy, George r Smith
Wilson Barrett. : '''''''
Second Wdrd-Thos Berry, s McEvapy
F G Wilson, Tbos Conn, C E Walsworth
Albert Gillespie.
TAsrd Ward-Sam s Sample, "A Higham
= Hatbeil, J B Paul, George Hasney, ] "A
SAmuels.
Fourth W1d-R P Creel, Chas Schulz,
Y Booth, L Hesse, Wm Blom. VIM woo,,v
r., ,r cAssAssIxo coaHlrrrEs,
FRA Ward-D 3 Hills, 4 Hr;dvm.n ~
7 Adair, H 81 Ayres, Hov.rd TO- q
Constock, Herman swartz, H.ine.. q q
Bridges. : :
Second Wars-AJ Medord, Il D B.,,l.,,
b Wyand, CT walsvor,h. J c Haeh... W.
bunyan, Joh9 Bfsrs, jas Tfimble, John For
TAird Ksrd-H Knowles, D Ba.s, Ia r
bfo~nell, J 7 GrGsy, G T Montague. s
Klein, n McCrea, r D Pipkin. " B Collin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

We well acquainted with John Thomas farmer an,
stock raiser of Hancock comfy Ill., and have he-i
fancy IN saying that the Gift Enterprise known 40 tb
Great Illinois Stock Farm Associations Git Conc ct
Owned and managed by Mr. Thomas, will be conducte.
fairly, honestly and impsrtiaiS.
Ex-4,y John Wood Gen. " Singleton. Hon q C
Skinner. L. Peuheld Cashier Of Frat Natiora Bank
l. O. Woodruff Banker. Newton Fisgs, Assistant Tree.
urer Quincy bridge Company; A. J. Y. Provost Porl
Packer; james R4viins. Pork Pacse ". + Rsdnasn;
D Manson, Asst enp't c. \. Q. r. b; VIM Harvey
Asst sua'tT " w. Ry. ouincs.1u
CIV. Mead GenI sup't H. , ST. 10 r.. hannibal
No q. Davis. Bsnksr, Canton. Mo Capt = s. Lse Pal
myra, No; ". Keeuau, Live Stock Broker, Unio,
stock Yard. Chicaso John Gonpton, Pork Picker Az
gusts, Ill; Jacob Tbomas Parmsr and flock Dealer
Knox county, Mo; DR. Josl Dsfrah, farmsr and stocl
Dealer, coat.brrr, M WIN. Dexter, Farmer Auer.t q
ILL.,. 10 any Gil known citizen OF Augusta o. Quincy
JOHN THOMAS, Proprietor.
CT EIcaoIs General Ticket Agent
~ Postonace address, Quincy. Adams Co., illinois,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03

THE REPUBLICAN, NJ EErIsG on Main street
last night was well attended, considering that
il was the first of the season, and the evening
chilly. Hugh W. Sample was the only
speaker present. He made strong speech,
full of important facts that all the people
should know, as to the vicious administration
of the Democratic Ring that is trying TO
make Mcdowell Mayor Of Keokuk. We have
not time now to notice the speech at length
But our readers shall know the facts, as he
gives them, before the coming election,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03
Attent.on Committees.

The members of the Executive, Chal>
longing and Canvassing Committees, will
meet at the Recorders Office this evening,
at II o'clock. Every member is expected
TO be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03

The Office Of the st. Louis and Quincy
Packet Co. has been permanently located in
the building on the leyee occupied by Messrs.
/. n. Henderson & Co., as Tobacco Ware-
house. Applications for freight or passage
TO be made at that place.
apr3-St $. NJ. ARCHER, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03

BUsY.-We happened into the establish.
ment of our friends, the Messrs. VOORHEES,
yesterday, and found it crowded with mer-
chants and mlliners, who we're selecting from
the fine stock found there, supply of goods
for the spring and summer trade.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03

MILLISEas Hat and Bonnet Blocks, heavy
for pressing Sixty-fve cents each. UNI
brellas and parasols, repaired at the Bonnet
Beac hery, Fourth street.
apl-2-2w c. II. EMERSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03

LADIES, Woodward, Moore l. Co. have
opened beautiful fresh stock Of Dress
Goods; also Shawls, Nantes, Gloves and
Hosiery. We will sell them at the lowest
figures. Come and see them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03

RExovED.-The Keokuk Drug Store is now
located adjoining the Savings Bank, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, on Main. 3-3t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03
RIVER NEW ;.

-
ARRIvEp--Rob Roy, St. Louis,
Muscatine,
DKPARrED-H Harry johnson, St. Louis,
Muscatine, Lake Pepin.
The fine steamer Rob RoY, ]. W. Gum,
Master, Ed Morehonse at the desk, will be
the regular packet for St. Louis this morning.
The Grey Eagle left Quincy yesterday at 8
o'clock, and was due at this point some time
last night.
The river continues to decline slowly, but
there is still plenty ofwater for oil nayigable
purposes.
The Quincy Herald Of yesterday says:
s'As the Hawkeys State passed through on
Tuesday night, one Of her barges got into
the spiling and several sacks Of grain wers
knocked overheard; otherwise little or nc
damage DONE"
The office Of the st. Louis Quincy Pack.
ct Company has been located in the building
| occupied by Messrs. 1. N. Henderson & Co.,
As tobacco warehouse, on the levee, Col
| Archer is the agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03

HIS FRIEND and Democratic city and
'Ringn organist, assures the public that a.
X. Love will pay his Indebtedness to the City
and not allow his sureties to pay a dollar, nor
suffer to the extent Of dime on his account.
Democrats will be glad to learn that their
candidate for Mayor will not have to contrib
nte out of bis own pocket as surety on the
official bond of the City Treasurer. Blu. they
will ask why make wealthy bondsmen whole,
while laborers, wssher-women, widows and
orphans are robbed without remedy? Where
did this reserve fund come from, tina. is to be
applied to the sole beue6. of Mr.. Love s
wealthy friends and bondsmen.
1t used to be charged by the Democracy.
when Clagett was Wing, that the Wing pr;n.
ciple was TO take care of the Rich and let
the Poor take care of themselves But now
tina, Clagett has become Democrat, that
party has improved on this maxim, and the
practical rendering by them is save our Rich
friends, but rob our Poor Ones" and make
them endorse the swindle by their votes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03

The people will please bear in mind that
A. Weber l. Co. have, in addition to their
fine stock of Hardware, a slendid lne Of
House Furnishing Goods. Bird Cages, Fish
ing Tackle, &c. They will also have in few
days, the largest and finest assortment Of
Children's Carriage ever brought to this city
GCs. THOMAS BowEN, President of the
late Arkansas Constitutional Convention
telegraphs that the Constitution has been
adopted by an official majority of ! $40 votes.
Under the circumstance, we must sub.
scribe to the saying that "enough is as good
as q FEAST
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03
Hates TO Clubs.

Every reader OF th. paper ia requested send for
ticket max club tat the rate Of eleven
t20i and they ssu,ed hat mt only will the
drawing on 1t the time advertised bot the prizes
will be Just represented tbs grand acheme in
hands agents which be obtained By any
application direct to the general once.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03

The IMPEACHMENT TRIAL now progressing,
is one of the most important events in the
civil history of the Government since its
formation. All onr readers get an idea Of
the trial as it progresses, from the brief tele-
graph notes published, and we propose 10 lay
before them the opening speech Of Gen. But~
Ter, that they may form an idea of the prin-
ciples and facts upon which it is based, and
the laws, presidents and parliamentary
usages which regulate she general character
Of the proceedings.
The speech Of Gen. Butler will be read and
studied with great interest and profit by all
who desire information in matter os 60 great
importance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03
Albany cattie MARKET.

by Telegraph. AIBAsr. April Q.
Reeves e higher supply ouiy 1000 poor 81 rough,
:; bert readily commanded aizaIe; few extra prims
brougbtfI.
sheep-74i; sale, 400: for The week 10000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03
Fine Blooded Stock,
Fine Parl0r Furniture,
Splendid Pianos,
Knitting Machines,
Sewing Machines,
&c, &C.. &c.,

Rarsing in raIus from 500 to $1,000.
The Of each tickcthoder, his post once sddres,
and number his ticket faithfully kept At the gen
ONO ain street, Quincy. III, door west Of
Fourth street, north ode.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03
REMEMBER the meeting to- morrow nigh,

SEE advertisement of Curtis L Davis, this
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03
Financial and O6rnmsrciala

Financial and O6mmsrcialh
aaRKETs ny TELE01APH
nn,e.~e Waskst.
D. rsieg1sps3 ucAse. Spa =
yloar-Dun sad saekasssd. sAsiss pdes safrs
neasss.
- os; No spring u so0siA.
corn--Dull and lower; closed wsak q sSH
0aAs -Qass4 sndstsady atsE41x
Rys-DuIi, without decided ohanse 81 so6sl.
Barley Unsettled aad irregular; small sales II ~ ~
Provisions Strong. pork hsid at "a 1b02a 80, With
sales 1t inside.
IArd--Tnsctse and nominal; 1szzDIe.
iBult Ms.A-Aeti,s very arm; sAoaiasrs 1s11; rough
sides l2x short nib IL; clear II.
---.>pe--
unsears Live ssssk Market.
BY rsieKrsph.l csloAso Apii2 ..
use.-RsceIpss 5000 Market quiet and shade lover
on common; unchanged choice gradsE entire rsnss
! 6oe9Ta.
o.t,lsRses 400 Moderately active, and ruling
rates Of the week fully maintained; prices 1881
-
miswaskse MarHes.
~ relegraph.l MIIsAuKss, April .
Flour Quiet; city Xxx % esq. IS
whsat-Dull At 81 97 Tor mol.
O.ts-stsady at Ehats5
corn-Daii and lower; fre.h new ii elied s2lz.
--s~ --------
Toisdo market.
By Telegraph Tolipo. April
wheat-DrIi
corn-Duli sales of No at ssss9A
osts- Qniet
pineinnasi AaxRet.
By Telegraph c1rcisHAri. April =
HoEr-UuchAnged
WI eat--ouiet and unchanged.
corn-opened bup1s.s but dull at seas7 for sar.
Rye-In demand as 81 81.
Oats virw 1t III Fol.
Barley Firm 1t 81 Sc.
colton-DuIi; middlinzs held !. 20.
Mess Pork-In dsnand; sales At rs.
LArd-DuIi and nominal At 10.
Buik Assss- Firm :, l3s< isAsi.14 sAouldsrs hsid
hI3M.
BAcon-Tirm.
FsreiEn Aarksss-
AsufeM Apfh k-Aoos-
BreAdssu1s- Quist Corn dnIi d<cHaxa "a; nev quo
ted at As.
Lna-sssd
Bacon-s5s.
Pork-Firm
-
Dy is'esfsPh q AS
no qao'AA eh.k
,,..ss
o...-v,,m.r ana hi.hsr- m IA
H.rlev-No demand
RGt,,,v 4, "a
s.si,ss and A.sA. as. pork ..a. sr..l,
Lard-very dali and ssninxi
cst,ie-sc.cs and higher ut choice; common to
prime ranse fs'; srA1'. choice afd ensNa 7.Gss<.
shesp-Aas'on sheep Ia good demand at o. 20 per
brad
- .s-'-44-----
new Hors narns.
sy Telegraph srx ronE April p
Cotton / % active; Is for Biadl,pr.
iIoas--cio..d yer, dull; sales ts,es.
roo n Materially checked d. mand.
kys-oaief and nrm u u 1859 for wssfsrn-
= y 'oi sss.1a N si0fs.
~ nsN western
- o'a - as.'t
fA''' - 50 - r A'' As'''' eAs" NO
On, s.s,.-vr-n. 81, -.
p..,n-6,n,.,ss
Lid-Duil lG.ss
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FORREST WILL STAND

U.on terms and conditions to-wit
For each mare the sason THIRTY DuILAkS SAoald
the mare prove not re with foa she will DO sSt
tied 70 be- returned the next for TEN DukA Rs
BoRRRsT Il beautiful Mahossny Bag, With black
trimming 1915 hands high. and weighs vhsn In asAh
1850 lns Tired by Bay Kentucky Hunter h. By Old
Kentucky Hunter; his dam u.s BY Bagus, ard grand
dam BY Aesssuss<. fohkkcTs drst dan sss by
"a, b. Duroc. third dam BY htMsnReF. thus he
de.cepd, from the c-IsbsatAd imported Messenger on
both sides, wheh il shown prominently in himself
M Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-03
.KEOKUK


UyHIs Company being . HOME INSURANCE. COM
PANY commends / particularly to tine citiz4ns
Iowa. Ingurnrcs made on Buildings ofaii kinds, Fur
nitsrs Plate wearing Apr srel and Merchsndise Also,
0oods and Msrchandse IN store or transit, wh@thes
By Ocean, Lake, River, Rail or Wagon,
Insurance. the ost favorable rates. sno foss
- promptly adjusted.
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q X LOVE Prest First National Bank
IN A RRDWEELL. OF Brewnsli Bro.
sMTTH HAMTLL ofs Hamill Co.
r ri HARRISON and W n sTURGES
OFFICERS.
DOWKK President III ADAMS, eecsetsry
II eHHLLHY vice Pres't II 3 LOVE, Treasurer.
aprl-d GILLM0RE. Attorney