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WATERING FLAG
ROE WATERING PLAcEs-xoReAr -
Mai stsa1esl

Nsll Steamer. -'&k
e Mississippi City. Biloxi Ocszr sPrfzu - -
WINTER ARRANGENysr
The nv sod eieEent low pressure iro1 -
C>pt jos WALkkk, VIII l1.xs regular - 4 !. -
On TUESDAYS ~ the arrival o. t1s ~
On sATJkDAI& on <r-1yA q II 4 ma.
1ci1 70 Pa<c< Eo1l<
Returning. WIN leave o,>sn Springs MOxDl>
DAY Fre1inzX. Parc.Gouls every Nondzr ~ -
The above trips will Be regularly made nnl.. -
bad weather OF lo4 water. For further rf..r.-- ~
CHAs. a. WHITNEY 90. - ~
osnd Sc c. =.
n. BAH freight and passage pay.sis n r.Rs
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REGULAR WEDNESDAY, EVENING P1ck'
10. Ls.ses esery WEDNESDAY,. e ~ 4
KSk OfskOU8A8, WASHttoiVt*>.~1I
Iere, and al LANDINGS "a the Coast. ht51s'<< r.
end Bayou Courtsblean-Ths good ard - -
c,erk, VIII .e>vs a. above VIII leave Essri1<-
sun<-y Al 10 O'Clock A n. For frslslf o. -
BLOCH BROS, ls1 Common sra q
orc HINCkLEY 4 SON Uuhin<,<.M
y. S-Ihe steamer Annie Wsxl<y csnnsci- =
With Steamer buil Frog asd bsreos for Al izn1iap
sseu and WI sign tlrozsh bills q 4tLng,
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Reeelpt. by Rallread..

n. o., ]. & G. N. r. R.-March 26-I1 bales
cotton Richardson 4 May C l. Wslmsley Geo.
Is N Hitler &co-l5 Wsrren, Crawford 6co-lO
q Ably &co-9 Battle & Noble-3M Musson &co
4 w Person-l2 Knox Bros-i r L Adams-l3
Payne. Huntington &co-l4 7 Il 4 N Allen &co
4 POWELL A Z Bignon-5 w RObson-27
Alcus, scherck & Autey-26 Jno Hardie &co-5
Jos Hoy-37 Lacey, Terry &co-4000 feet lumber
S w Thompson &co-sundries 10 order-Total I'll
bales cotton
n. o., o. 4 @. W. r. R.-March 26-3 bales
cotton Hare-l do TO A B Charpantier-1 do to
II Mouton &co-l do Plauche 4 Wilz-30 bbls
molasses Adams &co-124 head cattle and sun
dries to order-Total bales cotton
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Br steamship Alice, Tuition, from Liverpool, Feb
to. via Kingston. Port Royal and Havana. 70
Ashbridge 4 Decan-3d district 50
steamship Harlan, Lewis, from Galveston and In
disnola, 20 Chas A Whitney &co--1st district
Ship Marcia c Day. Chase. from Londsn, Jan 20,
in ballast. 10 Lowell 4 Bailey-Point
Fr bark Jeanne, Tsriois, from Bordeaux, Jan 8,
TO A Couture &co-Point
Br brig Sir Robt Peel. Conner. from Sagua lie
GTande to Troisgros-Point
Lugger Flor d'Italia, -, from Lafourche, TO
"a 1ssf~fo@ (
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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
RLUE -..-BLUE LINE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMFY.
THROUGH TO ALL POINTS in thu West and East,
without changing Cars breaking bulk nom osiro Time
and condition guaranteed to all points,
eALENA,
DUBUQUE,
CHICAGO.
4 ST. LOUIS.
.t DETE0IT,
NIAGARA FALLS.
ALBANY,
81 BOSTON,
NEW YORK.
and all intermediate connecting points, AVOIDING ALL
DELAY from ice or low water
Through bills lsding and all Information given spp
JAMES T. TUeKER
General Agent,
Il cArOndslss street.
NEW oRLEAss. JACKSON AID
GREAT NORTHERN RAILROAD CO.
HRoUGH KATEs OF FRKIGHT
Atlasta, Macon, Augusta and Charieston.
TRANSPORTATION DzrAErrsr
New Orleans. Jan I, 1858.
Shippers informed that this company nov giving
Through Bills Lading 70 the above pOints
All claims for Loss, Damage, ovsrchsrgs win be
promptly settled at point Of delivery.
For information inquire at the Depot on Caiope
street. the Companys Oace A Carunselst street.
7. S. WILLIAMS. Gen1 Superintendent
JANIS YoscE. General Freight Agent
NEW ORLEANS. 0PEL0UsAs
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
V. >. Erau Route between New Orleans
Western 4 ouisiana and Texas.
The Railroad Ferryboat Win St Ann street
opposite the Jackson Square DAILY * H. connsctine
with the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Algtsrs ASK
Shippers and consignses Of freight BY giving notice 10 the
New Orleans Trar Company Camp and Common
have their goods received delivered any part
Of the city g reduced rates Of dfAyaee
Freghs for stations the road landings Teche
and for Opelousss deliverable at New iberia Martins
VILE received daily Sundays excepted from 4 n toBPH
ct the foot Of St. Ann street
Freight for all points Bayou Lafourche between Labs
devie and LOckport for Bslanger Canal and for Houna
viii be received and TRANSPORTED through via RAceand La
f0uche and ferebonne stations through steaboat rates
All outward freight payable the time Of shipment and
al inward freight on delivery.
CIV r. BAILEY,
Superintendent
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Warint 1nteuigenrs.


CExscxxr oFrIcz, No. 81 CAxr srKxEr. (,
Friday. March 2, 1875.
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Pen n'.1I.-
uonsAu LIE DAHr o. = IAN -.
usdss>sns6 ~ ~ fsElew,as Law Prs~ur,-
Mnry........-...---TH O6. cxx1or.
Iranees...--.----..-..6 J. BLAKRu~~
Eeu1se-..--...---.----JA HorkIEz
o,s Of vhssA vf1 ieavs 1zi1y o. s<s s-,,-..
min. Ponsckarrrsin Rsiirc>d sazryinr a. n : ~
CHAR a WHITLEY 1 90
y 80 = 49,
rfrlsht srned tkrssFh 10 csl1piu.. W. -
and Atlanta. Georgia. By raj ffsn NOBLE 4. -
n. BAH ffsisht and gszs.rs payable n Z. ~
FAST FREIGHT LINZ
NEW DAILY ARRANGErxu
RROM NEW ORLEANS. VIA r0<c.-
- Us. NAL ste<uss % nssIis s.d A..
coLUnsUs WEST POINT. MACON ~ ~ \
GA, Cheaper than any other rosie.
Freight viii be reserved here daily NJ t,X
shartrain Railrssd Depot. and fsr~srdsd q .l'>4
rates che. By any ether rosss BIN lsxi.~ ~, -
~ 70 * p Il dsi'y ~ thsozes
CHAS. A WHITNEY 4 co
sndnc..1
An ffslxhf 10 b ccnsignsd - agent q - ~
Northern Railroad .Nobflc
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rowBOATs.

Leyiathan, shulfz, from the Passes-Towed down
and 10 sea 18th inst ship r Keelor-Brought
mp ship Marcia G Day, bark Jeanne and brig
Sir Pohf Peal
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REGULAR BAYOU MACON AND rFSsAs p.crvr
Lesses on SATURDAY. 2sh inst assrw.
tQH FLOYD. MONTICELLO. JOR's RAynu
sna AZ nieImsdlae landings Macon and Ten
'A'-tne siis-oia Light dr<ft passenger steamer
Ceonn.
L H. PATTERSON, Master; JSo. W. wALDoS. Clark
val leave a. above For height or passa . ann ~ ,s
or'o wIsBURN LORD. 60 Grasiss s street
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Mollie Able, Green, from 81 Louis.
Indiana. Neal. from Louisville.
Iberyille. Gross, from Bayou Sara.
g Brown. Bsssetf. from Lower Coast.
Cleona. Patterson. from Floyd.
Lulu ID. Grace, from Jefferson.
Vicksburg, Blanks, from 0uachita City.
st Nicholas, Dowty, nom Campte.
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FoREraN PORTS.

Liverpool, Feb 29-Ssiled for New Orleans. the
Amoner, Gray. Cid for New Orleans, the Har
vest Home, Berry. Arr from Nes Orleans, bark
Armstrsng, Lodge.
March Arr I'm New Orleans, ship GoIconda.
March 4-Ldg for New Orleans, steamship DIN
do, Lane.
Barcelona. March ARRIVED firm New Orleans,
the Conception
Hssre March ARRIVED from New Orleans,
the Reunion and Milton
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Steamship Alice, from Liverpool, which arrived
yesterday. reports having been l6 hours in quar-
sntine al Port Royal.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston, March 1s-sld for New Orleans, steam
ship Kensington. Hedge
March ls-saied for New Orleans, bark Jennie
Cobb. Hanly.
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Exports.

MOBILE-Steamer Sarah-l3 hhds molasses 1
bbis whisky SKIS coffee
sAGUA LIE GRAND-Brig A F Larrabee-
14s2 empty bbls
GALvEsTON-sc Independence tons of
coal
UT1LLA-schr Angelina-15 bbEs -four 1000
feet lumber 5000 shingles
HAvRE-ship Emersld-32ss bales cotton
ST LOUIS-steamer Lizzie Gll-sundry mdse
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COAST.
INDEPENDENT COAST PACKET
leaves SUNDAY 49,
EOA bEW KI YER. DsNALDsOTvrIR avn
steamer .sndsE.-Ise nrs fast sids-vhssl passenger
,bes cav rsw River every MONDAY Running
~. ~ ~ e.lnsht each way clerk win be on The Lese.
xp IMILE DUPRE. Agent a CustorRsu~> st-e..
Ire a ~ Brown continues her regular tripS An ~.
.-o-e- Gas. trade every tuesday and Friday atl7x
NE" ORLEANS. COAST AND LAyvURcHE ISpEPEs.
DkNT PACKET Nv
Se~ one@ns ever HosDAf sss p. n. FRIDAY Il
Fox IAfOuECHE q. AND CoAsr-THE A NO
- pnssenktr packet y Ina hlmmes w X f,re.fhc.,e
Septsin 5ts DAferes Clerk Will Leave a. .b,vr rrs,-
On trs Coast every Wednesday and SUNDAY 10 dav rht
F1 Heknt o. passees sp ply board or q -
- ~ AELANCoN- No 81 Old Lsvee street
EoR sAHoU sAKA-THE sExLwEEEIY
lbervs1s,
EMILE y GROSS, osun.ndsr
Win leave New Orleans for Bayou Sara:
b Il
~tDA1 A ~
Leaves Bayou s~ra Tuesday and Ssfzrdsx sxs,i,.x
For height % pssss apply board o. q q c,us ...
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TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERsrGNED. wIsHTNG TO EsTAB
hsh equitable and Uorm rate Of Towsre fer
greater facilities y the shipping erng and leaving
port, have combined the following Tosbosts:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Levfathan. Gladiator and
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. Thos- a. Morgan, Equatsr. "
bash, Norman, Republic, Teeum.eh
Wfeaco and Reliance.
The number and power the sbsve associated Lin. of
iovocsis guarantees that detention occn either Al
the bar or In this pork
PETER massey, Eclipse Lsne
SCHNEIDER ZUBEkBlER
I'll. Harry Wria ht LIN.
EDWARD A YORKE A CO.. lima
AssociAfed once, - Cerondelst street stsirs-
J. G. NOR. ROSS,
CHAs- FITzENRfTER.
Levse Agents
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WIZ leave above giving Thrssgh Bills Of Ladr<. recs
son and all points ab0vsth Raft csrnsctins VIA
Of the line. For through bils l.tinr q ~,
ply on board to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-03

To THE EDITORS OF TEE GATE CRY: In
view of the late destructive Ere in Keokuk,
and the we'll known fact that We are to . great
extent defenssless against such remorse.
less enemy, is it not about time, that tho real
residents Of this place, who own improved
property or stocks of merchandise, or are in
terested in the different manufactures, Of
large value in buildings and working material
should give expression to their views, 30 that
the City Council may take some positive
steps, for instance, devise plan, and quietly
execute it, of conducting an ample and IN,
failing supply of water into the city and SO
distribute the same by Ere plugs and cisserns,
that it shall be of avail when needed in oil
thickly built up portions of the town. II
would be just as important to have Sufficient
additional amount OF reliable leather hose.
Then to this is added one more steamer Of
the Amoskeag pattern, and place that in the
hands Of the co mpany who are in charge Of
the Rolla hand engine. l believe / have in
Dictated just the steps which are necessary al
this time; but however willing the Council
might DO to adopt these measures, they can
not carry them out unless they levy special
tax to defray the expense. This they will
hesitate to do, and correctly until they hear
from the people who have property in the city
subject to be destroyed by ere. In this con-
nection, it ID proper to say, that the city tax
levy of 1868 is nearly used up, excep. the
portion specially appropriated to pay inter
est on the legally issued Compounds Bonds.
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We Need Their vesss,

In 1868. Lincoln realized that We needed
to arm the negroes to save the Union.
About the same time Grant said slavery
must be wiped out before the Union can be
restored.
The spirit ofrebellion and disunion 10 no.
crushed out in the South yet. Wemu arm
the negroes with the ballot, if W would re-
construct the South on . loyal, Union loving
basis. Justice to ths negro demands it.ths
safety Of the loyal whites of the South re.
qdirss it, and it will BE- done.
Justice, and gratitude, and sound policy
alike, prescribe the same treatment to the ne
groes in the North Is in the South.
Hundreds Of thousands Of these negroes
shouldered their muskets and fought for the
Union under Grant. Hundreds Of thousands
Of them will vote for Grant in the Southern
Sites to-day.
What Republican, what soldier Of the
Union can justify himselfin denying the righ,
Of suffrage TO the negro race, whom hundred.
Of Thousands Of them are so>day voting 70,
Grant and Colfax At the peril Of their lives.
Give them the right Of suffrage here in
Lee county, and they will sustain Grant'a
administration and make Old Democratic
Lee = reliable Republican county.
That u the good days work the Republi.
cans can do to-day in the cause Of justice, Of
liberty, of gratitude, ofsonnd principled and
sound policy. Let every Republican be true
to the cause.
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REAL ESTATE.

Record of transfers conveying real estate
within the townships of jackson, Des Moines
Van Buren,, Charleston, Montrose and west
half of Jefferson, in Half Breed tract
with date Of transfer, placed on ile for the
week ending Saturday, Oct. 81, 1858:
Sept. 10, 1868; Emma NJ Martin to S C
Carter; undivided one-third Of lot s,
block 1913, keokuk, $3.50 90
Oct II, 1858, ] H Barker to JOSH Rich
ards, lot ;, block lis, Keokuk so 90
Aug 81, 1868. D w ..Kilbourne, to John
Kepps, lots 10, II and IL, block 81,
kilbourne'e add, keotuk, 675 90
Oct %, 1868, D G Lowry to John Pie
Ian; lot 10, block 203, Keokuk, 1000 90
Oct rs, 1868. Minerva F Clayton to
Margaret Z Seaton, front so # lot II,
block ~, Keokuk, e75 Cd
Oct Is, 1868, George Hitanan to Law
renee and Louis Hitxman, swptof
neqr, section IS, township 81, range
9, 16s OF
Oct IS, 1868, George Hitsman to Law
renee and Louis Hit1man; hfse
Or and qr Or, SEQ Is, township
81, range 8, 1900 oG
February, u, 1858, " " Gardner to
David Orr; hfss Or and qrss
ar and sqrs Or section Z, town.
ship IS, range 5, 400 OF
Al. AAraIAs, Deputy Recorder.
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Northwestern Union Packet Company.
"Whits Cellar" Line,

Regular faro to St. Louis TWO DOLLARS, until fur
Their orders
Daily line Of pasicn ger Packets to St Louis and
oil intermediate points, consisting Of tho EOW.
JAsR1n, C.pt.n Burnett, master; the r1xL.
30UUIDAM, Captain Davidson, master, and
The lYA0oA. Captain Robt Hill, master. one
Of which will leave the landing each day ~
$50 .. n.
The sbovs boats will make close connection
With thoss running bstwesn this point and 81.
Paul.
Arrangements have recently been made In
transisrrins ut Rock Island BY which passenger
can feach St. Paul ~ hours in sdvancs Of any
other line.
In addition 10 the above the passenger and
freight Packets 00LLI0 0eYIK8. Captain
Moses Hall, master, VICTORY, Captain SEQ.
nsil, master. aad ths pA1s904, win make reg.
ulsr trips.
Tickets for sale over the Hannibal and 81. 10
ssph and southern Pacific Road to all points
west Of the Missouri river.
Pstroniss the Line that reduced the rates.
For freight or passage apply TO the ,fice Of tn
Company, corner Blondcau and Leveo.
S. M. ARCHER, Agent
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THIsis the Geld day.
RE M..t,ng Il wess r.,..

TIE AootA8 ~ WOoe RofAt
We haven tin the hurry of the canvas bssn
able to do justice to the meetings held
throughout the county: Our reports Of tAess
haven't been u full - they shoold have
been.
One Of the very best msetings held in the
county was that = West Point on Wedne,-
day. There was big crowd. Two or thr,e
hundred Tanners were out. NcCnry and
Bruce made strong speeches during the Il.
tsrnoon and Van Valkenburg followed in
the evening By one 4 he vsry best efforts,
grand conclusion Of the good work done
during the day. Tho staunch Republicans
Of West Point and vicinity gave : capital
supper 70 the TAnsers. And The work 81
Wsdneedav will toll 10 the vote Of that lows.
chip to-day.
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vorr for Warwick.

WHEN you purchase boots and Shoes "a
where you can get the best bargains. You
will search in vain for better place to pro
cure everything in that line than ct W. P.
Upham's. He has very choice and desira-
bic selection, and sells at the lowest prices.
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II you want to replace that old suit Of
clothes with something new, derirable, du.
rabis and seasosab1s, remember that yoa can
do 20 to the best advantage BY calling On
Vencill, Jones Co. s., ct the corner Of Main
and Third streets. Every imaginable arti-
Gle in their line will be found there at thu
very lowest figures.
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Republican Union State Ticket.

For Secretary Of State.
ED WRIGHT.
For 4uditoy Of Stale,
JOHN A. ELLIOTT.
For Treasurer Of State,
SAMUEL. E. RANKIN.
For Register Of STATE Land Office,
CYRUS G. CARPENTER,
For Attorney General,
HENRY O'CONNOR.
For Representatives in Congress-Ist District
GEORGE w. McCRARY.
For Grcnit Judge-1st Craa-1st Distiet
JOHN h. DRAYER.
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os,ooYro.


non GoY, Arrives on Saturday aad wsdnes-
DIV. g o'clock >. ~, and Departs On Monday
and Ihursday, at ! o'clock >. n.
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives on Sunday
and Thursday, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ, and Dsparss on
Tuesday and Friday, at >. N.
IuoY DoRTR Al, Arrives ON Tuesday
and Friday, It ,. M, and Departs On Wednes-
dAv and Saturday, at .. 70.
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Jusr received An elegant assortment Of
dress trimmings, bullion and tAsssl fringes,
gimp, heading, &C., dress and cloak buttons.
The most complete assortment Of buttons
and trimmings IN the market, and Il the low
sst prices, At H. N. Bosswick's, 81 Main
street. HI
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y.
y telegraph oncAso, Nov. {.
Tlour--ouist holders nrmsr thaa on Saturday; bat
little doing.
Wheat-Quiet but hrmer; No closed at 81 1s1<Ol4;
No l 81 20; No 8 81 0ls11; rejected oOD2.
Corn-Moisrots demand closlng 1t % for No Ire for
No new 45Oo.
oAts-Firn, closing a. 46H.
Rys-Qust; No closed At 81 o9; No III o5k.
Barisy-1air demand; large sales; chiefly =, 81 10.
closing atSl $3.50.
Highvinss- Quiet; buyers 81 30.
eesds-Quist and unchanged.
Provieions-Quiet and unchanged from the close Of
last week old pork quoted Ut s2s02e TO- saIss OF
shoulders at loo, with more SELLERS than buyers.
Lard DALI leDk for old and new.
LATEST.
Whsat-Aetve inqairy this p, m No 2 spring closed
At 81 lezDl7 for cash.
Corn Sold at so.
Oats-saiss 1t As ~.
At the Sherman House N Getting the demand for No
spring eat fair and prices ruled higher
ket closed arm, with buyers At 81 III and sellers at
Slls
Nothing doing in corn oats.
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WORK for victory to-day.

YORK for Noble Warwick for Recorder.
He il one Of Lee County's brave soldier
boys who lost limb in the service, and Who
being tried in the Recorders Office has been
= splendid officer. Don't vote him ont to
vote ALVIN in.
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Be At the polls early.

GRANT and Colfax would lik to have Re.
psblicans vote the full, genuine, Republican
ticket.
Seymour and Blair would like TO have Re.
publicans scratch their ticket, and vote with
the Democracy Is far ~ practicable.
What Republican proposes to vote as sey.
mour aad Blair would have them, to give aid
and comfort to Wade Hampton, N. B. For.
rest and the traitors Of the South.
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TIE anniversary exercises Of the 18th
Street Mission Sabbath School will take
place 1t the building on High street, Sabbath
afternoon, at 8 o'clock. Brief addresses will
be made By sone Of the Cleryymen Of the
city. All are cordially invited to attend.
oct1I-N
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81. N. BosrwlcK is daily opening now and
choice goods Of every description, and eve
r. body il astonished to find such elegant
goods at the extremely low figures. He sells
them at his motto, which il "larye sales and
small profits" Ia
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-03

IT 10 vell-known fact that the Circassisn
beauties possesses magnificent heads OF hair.
Ifits possession can lend additional charm.
to the semi-enlightened ladies Of Cicaasi.
how much more does it adorn the be.ntv -
orr highly cultivated American bellies. /,
is easily attained by the use Of Barrett
Vegetable Hair Restorer. - Washington
". u ChT0ntcte. dGwlw.
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Vors Tor stsmpls.

AucrIoH SALE Of household furniture, At
the residence Of O. L. Munson, in Hinman
Block, on Thursday morning, November 9th,
q 10 o'clock. All the furniture Of said
house; also two kns ponies. The above
goods will be offered 1t private sale until the
day Of auction sale.
L. HowB, Auctioneer,
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Chisags Live stosk AaYkss.
Dy Telegraph CnoAso, Nov. A.
$50 so for good to s1tra; seetsrs 1904 -
Hogs Yirmsr, so076 for good to extra,
eheep-s7so IS for good to choice.
LATER,
Cattle-Rulsd steady 1t unchanged prices.
Hegp-ecares; and the few sales MAZE were 81 about
previous prices.
Receipts Of cattle t. to-day sols hogs II CARE
since Saturday 224 head; saes made this norling
1888 for common to extra.
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new rora marnsx

new H0PA maFAsx
By Telegraph. Nsv OBI. Nov. :.
Tlour-Du and lower; sales Of super vesern At - 10
Wheaf-Lower safes OF No spring ~ 81 1895 for No
. liked 81 CO. No l 81 o318l<.
Rys-Dnll and declining; nominal; 81 40.
Barlsy-IowsE stats u 90; Canada u o6olo.
cornclossd qnet; II 1915 for sound mixed western
Oats-olosed quiet and err; 7o0e for new western.
Mess Pork-clossd quiet; buyers al t7e POI sellers at
81.
Beef-Dull and hssvy
Eacon-Qniet and steady.
Iard-Dull; Il 9 Il for fair to prime steam.
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II. k0als AArKsk.

u. Louls AarKss.
By Telegraph -. LcuIs. Nov 4
FLOUR Dsmoralized lover and only ret Ill business
doing.
whsst--Hssvy; prime to choice red fall u loo7s
white do 81 S0aeS
Cera-Dul and lower; mixed IS; yellow 90; white "
OAts-Dull; 4sd5o.
Barley Dull and unsettled; 81 so02 - for strictly
prime to fancy.
1ye-Dull and unchanEei; u o71<.
Pcrk-No demand; offered s3oeolx.
Baeon-Quet and unchanged; shoulders iex; eissr
sides i7A.
Lard Dull; saes in retail way ~ lix for tsrcs 20
for key.
Whisky-Dul Il os.
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By telegraph lEw YMn. Nov. 2.
nonsy--Activs At per cent
Government stocks are lover.
Coupons of 81 1915 do 'o2 ~; 't 71;'0 ~
new 10Y; ~ l05<; 1o-40s sA.
Stocks clsssd steady.
NJ Ex 9lL911; Pacific Mall 12241X: WU9Ss1
u: K,s WAX, " elHo2 etP 7kos: pfd o1 y
o; I lo4sa1K; - " ll3si1H.
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EIoses d Hok0AM9 8loetlo0o.
First Precinct ecorier's Office, on Blon.
deau, between Fourth ard Fifth streets.
Second Precinct-At The ofics Of Naroun
4 Asdrsws humber yard, % Exchangs b.
tvsea Fourth and Fifth streets.
Third Precinct ssss' tin shop. Main h.
tween Eleventh aad Tvehth serssls.
toastA Psscines- prsismaa's sAoe store,
Main bsaWssa Tsath aad Hlevsnth stssets,