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MISCELLANEOUS.

CoIission on the Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
Havsna-Prisoners Brought 1n-Destftu-
tios-The schooner Ella Forrest Wrseked-
Gov Geary and Female Deiegation-
Grarrs Movements-storm-Ves Seized
al tPort-au-Prisce.
CLEVELAND. Ono, Dec. A collision occurred
on the Cleveland and Toledo bsilrosd this morn
ing. caused by a mis- splaced switch. One unknown
passenger was killed and several hurt.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Gen. Reynolds, com
mandiDg 10 Texas, wants more troops and mill
tary commissions.
HAVANA, Dec. 3.-Several rebel chiefs and
agents have been brought prisoners to Havana.
Great destituton prevails in the insurgent dis
tricts.
The schooner Ella Forrest. from Norfolk for
Honduras, was totally wrecked on Colorado reef.
The crew were saved.
Sugar quiet.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. 4.-Gov. Geary replied
TO A female delegation in the Waugh case, that
their action had long since been anticipated by
;hous ands OF Penney ylyanisns mostly ladies, that
their further action Was unnecessary, that the
case was thoroughly understood aud Gearys
course determined.
BosgoS. Dec. 4.-Grant visited Lowell and held
q levee to day.
FoKrREss MONROE, Dec. A heavy northeast
stoim prevails.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 4-Port.au-Prince advlces to
Nov 18th, state that the American schooner h.
d. Hart, from New YORK, and the English brig
Aeroli.e were seized by Ss!noye. The Harts
cargo Was partly sold on government account
despite the cOnsul's remonstrances.
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The GREAT AMERICAN FIRE AND BURGLAR
PRooF sAFE.-The attention of our readers Is d.
rected to the advertisement Of Messrs. Jno. W.
Norris h Co., commission merchants, u Canal
street, who are the agents Of the celebrated safe
manufactured by Messrs. Diebsld. Bshmann Co.
This safe obtained the first premium at the me
chsnical and agricultural fairs OF our State, In
November, 1866, and January. 1868. These safes
are built upon the most scientific principles, and
for hard service and beauty Of finish we have
never seen any superior. visit to the store OF
Messrs Norris 4 Co. will satisfy the mos: critca
as to its great excellence, for there is to be seen
the individual manuscript Of Messrs. Russell Co..
pasted on the door Of this safe, certifying that
after undergoing one Of the most severe tests by
FIRE, the money and other vsluables remaining in
il were found In the same condition as when de-
posted. Having the combination lock, it deaes
the ingenuity of the burglar. and yields to the
simple touch of the party knowing the secret set
ting. The assortment which Messrs. Norris Co.
nov have on hand, is large and varied while their
prices are very reasonable. Parties about pur-
chasing should examine this safe before making
selection.
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10 600 bales Sales for the week IS 600 bales, OF
which 23t0 bales were for export, aud 400 ior
speculation. Stock 36s coo baes, Of which n, 900
bales ere American.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 4-AfternnoD. Cotton q1ist
Flour 25- %. Other markets unehsnzet. stock
a at 25i 900 bales of which rs 600 are American.
Lard fst Pork dull. Naval stores quiet. Yarns
and sbrics at Manchester heavy.
FRANKFoRT, Dec. 4.-Bonds 79sd794.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4-Evening.-Cotton tending
down Mioaiing uplanos on the spot IL d., afOst
lOl@lOs. Middling Orleans llsd. Bacon quiet
and steady. Turpentine dull.
LONDON. Dec. 4-Evening g.-Consols 92s. Bonds
74l Sugar on the spot and shoat steady.
PARIS. Dec. 4.-BuOn in the Bank OF France
increased 13, ,000, 900 francs. Bourse firm.
HAvRE. Dec. 4.-Cetton closed with declining
TENDENCY; low mdolings shoat l2S
NEW YORK. Dec. 4-EveDing.-Cotton opened
steady and closed easier. Sales 1000 bales. Md
ding upIands 243. Flour active but unclaimed.
Wheat lGl2c. better. Corn easier-mixed West
ern 81 l4@l IL. Mess Pork heavy, SIS 90. Lard
firm ketile. l42@l4y. Turpentine 46@t6t.
Rosip 80 4O@2 475. Freights dull and unchanged.
North Csronas, new, $50; Virgnias, new, 81.
Money much essier-oferings liberal at 50l
s,erl Dg dull at 1904. Cotton bills hrmer at lOo4
NIw YoRK, Dec. 4.-Discounts 7Gs y cent.
Stocks heavy and unsettled New York Central
declined TO 1879 2o's of '62 llls. Of '62 1913 OF
'65 los, do. new ll03, Of '67 llOi, of '6S llO2,
l0-40s 1853.
CTNcrNNirI, Dec. Family -four "a 5O@ss.
Wheat 81 rs. Corn 63@64c. Oats 60@62c. Rye
81 80. Cotton dull at 23c. Whisky 81. Bulk
shoulders 9Ic.; sides l24@l3Ic. Lard l3l0l4}c.
Pork s23. Butter S5@39c. Eggs &c.,.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4.-Tobscco, nothing doing.
superfne -four $5Qs6. Corn 65@69c. Wheat.
fall, 81 45Gl1 95. Oats 540156c. Pork s22 500
%. Bulk shoulders 9G9ic; clear sides l30lS4c:
Bscon-clear sides held stl7@l74c. Sugar cured
hams l6ic Lard lac. Whisky 95096c.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.-Ssles 80 hhds. tobacco
new lugs dropping; old crop firm. Hogs 81 5O9S
gross. Plantation molasses 60G65c. New Or
leans sugar 12t@l3ic. Supertiue -four s596.
Corn 5O@55o. Oats 55015sc. Wheat 81 659l 73.
Rye 81 35. Mess pork s23. Lard l4i0l5c. Ba-
con-New clear rib sides l6lc., clear sides 1910.
Bulk shoulders 9ac., clear rib sides l3c., clear
.des 1870. Green hams IL &c.. shoulders &c., sides
lie. Whisky nominal.
MOBILE, Dec. 4.-Cotton quiet and firm ; mid
bales Sales of the week $3.50 bales. Receipts
came time 906S bales. Exports 2073 bales, all
coastwise, stock on hand "a ,270 bsles.
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FROM EUROPE.
D,sraeIrs Addrea-Minister Johason at the
Birmingham Bapq quet Paris Poiice-Es-
parto AK cd to become Dictator of SDain-
King of Prussia ana French Amb a., ador-
Gladstone accepts the PremiershiP.


King of Prussia ana French Amba sdor-
Gladstone accepts the PremiershiP.
LONDON, Dee. 3.-Disraeli has Published an sd-
dress announcing and defending the resignation OF
his ministry. He reviews the progress OF the re
solves in favor of the disestabishment of the Irish
Church. Believing the country would not sane
ton the measure, the government awaited the
elections. The result shows that the ministry can.
not command the respect of the new house, and
therefore feel it due to their honor and the policy
supported by them, not to continue unnecessarily
10 Office single day, deeming it more consistent
with the attitude they hold, the convenience Of
public business and the influence OF their party TO
resign at on nce instead or awaiting the meeting of
Parliament in which they must be IN minority.
While taking this course, they do not mcdfy their
own opinions, and are more than ever convinced
that Mr.. Gladstone's proposition is wrong In prin-
ciple, and probably impracticabie. and Que which,
even if practicable would be disastrous 10 the na-
ton They are ready to support reform In the
Church Of Ireland, but will still offer uncompro-
missing resistance to the policy enunciated by Mr.
Gladstone.
Minister johnson, at the Birmingham banquet,
spoke in his usual style. Abiding to taking the
hands Of men without regard to their opinion dur
ing the war, he said " II there are any persons
either in England or America so ungenerous as to
render iudpment against my conduct, L appeal
n ON their Judgment and shsll 10 the language OF
the lawyers, submit their total disqualihcaton Dy
nature 10 entertain and decide the question"
PARIS, Dec. 4.-Tbe police dispersed crowd
gathered in the neighberbood OF Baudin's tomb.
Some sullenness was manifested, but no disturb
ance.
MADRID. Dec. 4.-Espartero has been asked to
become temporary dictator.
BERLIN, Dec. 4.-The king Of Prussia received
the French ambassador with an assurance Of
frie ndship for France.
LoKDoS, Dec. 4.-Gladstone has accepted the
premiership.
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FROM ALABAMA.
Explosion on the steamer Dorrsnce-Legis-
lntare.

Explosion on the steamer Dorrsnce-Iegis-
lntare-
MOBILE Dec. 4-This morning, about O'Clock,
the steamer Dorrance, while lying at her wharf.
exploded her doctor boiler. At the time the acci-
dent occurred. the u. S. Inspector was testing the
boilers. Two negroes were killed outright and
another has since died. several others were in
jured. Two whites we're also injured.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. 4-The Senate to day passed
q bill making the wearing Of disguise and masks
by any number of men crime punishable by fine
and imprisonment.
Bills were also introduced and referred allowing
certain counties TO subscribe to stock in the rail-
road from Opeliks to Tuscumbia, and to open
Judgments rendered by any Of the courts OF this
May 25th. 1865.
ihe Legislature has refused to adjourn on the
18th of December. and there is no indication OF
the time when it will adjourn. Nearly every bill
before il is of private or local character.
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FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass. Dec. -Noon.-Barometer
30. Wind northwest and fresh. Arrived-Ship
Ironsides. MslaTd, Mobile, in ballast, to master.
No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Dec. L6 P. M.-Bsrometer
3OlO Wind northwest and light. Arrived 5 cam
ship Don, Watson, Cardiff, to Silkenstadt Il Co.,;
British ship bennington Bell, l35 dass from Aden,
N ballast TO master Schooner Rebeccs Maria,
Z DAYS from Brszos Santiago, hides and copper.
10 Ayendano Bros. Sailed Bsrkentine Scotland
and schooner Cecilia. On the bar, steamship
Riga.
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RIVER KEws.

VIcKsBuRG. Dec. Passed up Robt. +. Lse
at last night: Virginia at Magenta ct 10 A. NJ;
Richmond at noon, and Groesbeck at P. N.
Down: westmorland at 6. and Bart Able ct A.
N. River rising. as
sT. LouIs, Dec. 4.-River declining.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 4.-River stationary with
feet in the canal. Weather wet and raw.
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An inventor In New York city announces that
he has discovered new and perfectly practicable
method of propelliDg vessels BY steam, whereby
a saving Of seventy five per cent. OF the power
can be effected. The mechanical construction !.
sid TO be very simple, consisting in pair ot
s'esm oars 30 arranged that only the parts cor
resp opdiDg to the impingiDg surfaces OF the bane
come in contact with the water, the other sloes
never touching the water. II Is asserted tnas
car al boat Of 200 tors can be propelled two miles
an hour with less than one horse power OF steam,
and larger boats with Q speed varying as The
souare.root of the horse power employed.
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uARKKu.

LONDON, Dec. S.-Evening.-Bullion in the
Rank of Eoeland decreased fl6s,0oo. Consols
92k. Bonds 74s. ~,
LoSDoN, Dec. -Noon.-Copsols s2t. Bonds
steady at 74..
LIyKRPooL, Dec. 4-Noon.-Cotton quiet-sales
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SALE OF NELLIGAs & BAsETT.-The attention
of the public in general is called to the closing
out sale, at O'Clock this evening, Of Signor D.
Bsrba6era's splendid selection Of Italian marble
and alsbaster vases tszxas ststuettes, etc., which
has been so largely and fashionable pstronised s
No. 2Ol Canal street. This will be positively the
last sale. as Signor Barbafers must be in Calves
ton before Christmas to give q few sales.
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FROM RALEIGH.
NORTH Ca-oIina Legislature.

RALEIGH, N. c., Dec. 4.-The lower house was
again engaged to-day on the resolution for inves-
tigauDg bribery. The Senate resolution was
finally adopted by small majority, and the inves-
tigstion will now proceed. Much opposition was
made to the resolution and grave disclosures are
promised. Hoth houses have adopted resolu-
lion to take recess from December lst to Janu-
ary 4th.
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THE OREsUENT's DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Csiifor MIA ~ Tall Cont r.et Awnrded-Suprem A
Ceu,t 10 n Get Mondsy-Customs aDe Reve-
nue. Rxee,pts-A no.her ID Deeis On by Rollas.

hue Reee,pts-A mother ID Dee's osby Roilias.
WAsHNGroS, Dec. 4.-The contract for the
California mail via the lshmus has been awarded
to the Pacific Steamship Company, McLsin, presi.
dent. at $I5o 900 per annum.
All present at the cabinet to-day but Scho6eld.
The Supreme Court meets on Monday. All the
associate Justices are here.
Customs receipts from 23d to 3OIh, inclusive,
81 766 0O0.
Internal revenue receipts to.day.s677 900.
Rollins decides that the manufacturer of tobsc.
co, cigars and snuff, who sells his stuff away from
the factory, Is tobacco dealer. Stuff, therefore,
removed prior to March 23d. 1865. from the fac-
tory 10 the place OF business for sale, or placed
in the hands Of agents. may be sold without stamps
any time prior to the date prescribed In sections
IS and "a OF the act Of July 10th. Stuff msnufac'
tured since March % cannot be removed from the
factory for consumption sale until stamped,
even though inspected, returned and tax paid.
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Be sure to go and vote to-day for the bond
ordinance. Let us have an efficient and econo-
mical administration of the city government
once more.
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Chss T. Nash sells this day, at ii o'clock A. NJ.
on the Ieyee, foot Of Customhouse street, A bales
cotton. At IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the dwelling.
corner Seventh and st. Charles, the entire con-
tens Of said residence, consisting OF paror. din
ing and bedroom furniture. See sdvertisemen.s.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT OF BUCHU.

Hundreds suser silence and hundreds Ct others apply
vsny 70 Druggists end doctors who either merely tsutsre
sben with hope OF apply rsnees which make
seu worse would anything that would
do Injustice TO the afflicted. but obliged 70 say hat
although IL may be produced from excessive ofths
powers oi. by lsbOrOus employment INV esome air and
food rrofuse nsntrusion the use Of coffee and
seouspt Childbirth Oener caused byrect irritation
sr,,d to tb. mucous membrane of the vsgS< .itsslt
When reviewing of these dissre ng complaints
MIS- most painful contemplate the sste ant evils e'n'e
suent upon them It is but simple justice the subject TO
e.ume.sie few Of the many additional suses which so
largely Affect the
LIFE. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS of WOMAN
al. c,a..., Of society and which, eonsequssy Affect
,sss directly the welfare the entire huhn family The
mania that exists precccous educatica and marriage
the years that designed for e Ores develop
.pt to be wasted perverted in the Of Dress
the early confinement o, school, and especially in the un
healthy excitement Of the ball Tb with the body
half clothed and the mind unduy excited ~ pleasure per-
ns IN midnight reve the designed BY nature for
lean and rest the w.rk Of destruction h accomplished
In cOnefQuenco OF tuis oaiy eeieiA NPNI - =
necessary effort is required by the delicate sotay 70 retain
her situation in school at later day. thus tggravstng the
evu When one excitement Is another In prospective
Keeps the mind mOrbdy sensitive to impression while the
now constant restraint Of fashionable dre absolutely for
bidding the indispensable 10 the attainment and re-
tention Of organic health and strength the exposure to night
al. the sudden change of temperature the cmpee prostrs
ton produced by excessive dancing must o. necessity pro-
duss their gmste effect Alsst cary marriage clsps
An. climax o, misery and the unfortunate one, hitherto
uttsy regardless the plain dictates ndemonsanees OF
her delicate nature becomes unw ling Ausect oil medical
eeasnt This but truthful picture Of the experience Oh
thousands Of our young women.
Long before the ability exercise the functions OF the gen.
t,s organs they require educatch Of their peculiar
s..su eoupoesd Of what called the tissue which
H. I'm common with the female breast all lips evidently
ndsr the control Of emotions and associations ct an
.., po,od Of life; and shall subs auenty see these
emotions when excessive lead long to habits
which SAD the very life of their victims nature has self
completed their development
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PERMANENT sCKNl SIS AND PRsMaTUas DECLINE.

r,r "a Il pl.ssant 10 consult physicsn gr the relief Of
tb,,. ysrou delicate Affections and only Upon the most
peeesit, will true woman so ssrhce her sat-
e,. charm rs 10 do this The sax viii then thank for
rlse,ps I'm their hands simple specifics which will be found
in relieving and curing almost every one Of those
roxblesone complaints peculiar 10 the sex
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Woman.

res.ss, owing the peculiar and irpctsns relations
which they sustain their peculiar OrgsnsaOn and ths Offices
thsy perform subject many sunrnes Freedom from
ets contribute small degree TO their hap 'insss and
welfare for be happy Who m Not soly so, but
no one Of Female Complaints long be suffered
torsp on w,ho. involving the health Of the indivd
uaL end ere lsss producing
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FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS AkD DEBILITY.
wHiTEs OR LEUcoRRHGA.
TOO pRoFusE nEssTRUArIoN,
EXHAUSTION,
TOO LONG CONTINUED PERIODS,
voR PRcIAPsus AND BEARING DOWN.
OR PRolAPsUs UrEsI
wE OYER TIE MOST PERFECr SPECIFIC KNOWN:
Helmbold's Compound Extract Of Ruchu.
Directions for Use, Die, and Advice accompany
FEMALES IN EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE.
r,or ,ns,,c, TO extreme old age remedy to aid
Aa,ure in the discharge Of its functions.
STRENGTH Is TIE GLORY OF MANHOOD AND
woxASHooD.
uFIMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHUl
II MORE STRENGTHENING THAN ANY OF THE
PREPARATIONS OF BARK OR IRON.
Infinitely Safer and More Pleasant.
HRLMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
Having reoved the Of the most prsiaen ply
..ps in the United States, offered to afflicted ha-
u.p,,y as cERTAIE CURE for the following diseases and
r,mp,ons from whatever originating;
General Debility.
Mentsl and Physical Depression.
determination Of Blood the HsAd
Confused IDEAS
Hystsris,
General Irritabiry,
Rsstlessasss and slsspssSn,ss at Night
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss Of Appetite,
Dyspepsia
Bmacist'oo.
Low Spirits
porgsnsstiOn or Paralysis Of the Organs Of Generation
rptation Of the Heart and in fact the eOucOmsans
sNsrvOus Debui,s,ed state of the system.
TO INSURE THE GENUINE. CUT THIS OUT. As
oor HkLnBoLD's TAKE NO OTHER
SOLD BY Druggists and Dealers everywhere. Price 81
,r be,,l. or SIX bottles for % s., Delivered address
Describe synptsms In all communications Address
h. 7. LELMBOLD,
DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
se4 Brosdwsy. New York.
None are genuine unless done up In sss'snsrsvsd vrs
Der with t.o-sinne my Chemical WArsh0ass and sign
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FEMALES IN EVERY PERIOD OF LIFE.
YrOm infancy to extreme old age will find remedy to aid
aatur, in the discharge Of its functions.
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-
The people Of Iowa have abundant cause
ior AankaG;visS to Alaiehty God, and The
0overnor ofosr sonnonvsalth proelailas .
general Thanksgiving BY oil oar people, 70
be celebrated on the 7s,h Of The current
month:
70 Ae People Of lose:
In accordance with tho usages Of our fathers
and the customs Of the State, + hereby appoint
ruuaspAr, ssn TwsHrI-sixYa DAY or Ne
vnnSHR,
to bs observed throughout the State ~ day Of
thanksgtving and praise; and I recommend to the
people Of IevA that, AbstAining from all secular
employment upon the day appointed, they as
sembls 10 their respective places Of worship, and
give thanks to Almighty God that the hasvests Of
the year havs been abundant; that our institu
tons civil. political, educational, and charitable,
have been enlarged and Strengthened; that Law
and order have prevailed, enabling rs to dwell
| tsestAer In happinsss and safety; that He hal
disposed the hearts Of our people 70 deal Justly
and love mercy, deayiss the claims Of liberty and
"a uality to none Of the children Of Gsd within
our borders; that in beth natsFial and spiritual
things, Ne has bssn the gracious bsnefactor d
this 6tAts; md IN the midst Of onr Thanksgiving
- deA, Ter His many blsssinss, les n net forget
he slains Of charity, nor me Injunction Of Hin
the nsmostss u tAoss VIE gave. their hvss that
ear ssunay nisht hvs. and sprsaA the tables VI
tAsae widows AaA ehildssA with abundant gifts
La . hlnbiy ashpsvlsdgs that our bountiss
AAve eons iron the hand Of the Lord cur God
aad pv.y thss Dc will keep from sin, = Ill show
aad lead n in the right way, aad will make u {
vts.ssss I'D shsiseien staas
Given 1t Dss Noises, this 4th day Of November
10 The pear 81 our Lord one thousand
eight hundred snd sixty eight, Of til
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SsFihwuisu Uniea Patkes Company.
White Cellar" l.ine.

Regular iAs = &. Iosis rwo DsILARp, sntl1 far
th0 orders
Dsuy Me- y passsssse Paeksts y ST. Lsais esa
~ iatefmediats points, consisting Of tAs 300.
4AN4134 Captaia Barneet, nAstsG the III.
0M1DAM, esPlaia DaviAsss, nssess, I'D
oo9140oAs oaPAiA Ron. HIN, nasess. -
q yAlsA Nh lsavs - laedlps - ~ =
~ 8 =.
aThe aAsvs 49, ~ naks sssss ssaaeselss
4tA tAsss ruaatne bstwsss this pslat ~ =.
pau1.
Araseso0b Asvs rsesatly - nsds h
tsaAsfsRIiae = noek Islesd - Wiki passenger
san seasA - Pal ~ Assn 10 a1saass u any
esAos kos.
n oddities y ~ steve ~ psssssesr aad
frsigAt Faskses 004AtU LET m, Ca1takz
Moses Hall, nassss v10S00Y, csptaia So
dsld, master. md ~ = A40902 vill naks res.
slsy tfips.
Tickets for sale nvss the HaaaihAl and 81. 10
sspA and Southern Pssihs koaA y al pointl
wet u the Missouri river.
Patsoniss the Lins that reduced the rates.
1os freight Or passage apply - the ,thcs Of tn
Company, corner Blondeau and ksvsA
8. n. AacnBR, Agent.
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4 CAae.-Tho to61Asss as1 scholar =
Ne Firs, Ba,aist 1AbbaaA SsAosl Aks this
opportssiy Of sstarnise Msis siasees sAaaks
10 I'll thoss Who - esasroasly ~ sbeisnsly
aided them q shsis kssisal EalsstAiAnsat.
on the Svsaisa d The 11sh Ina, cd pavsisu-
larry ore thasks dss - Cessosaia," A.
Schiller, Dirsctof, for ~ aasislaaee very
kindly velautssrsd b tAae oegAsiaasisa. TAs
psblis, also, viii please asesps NJ thsaks q
The School for.is vssy libsralap asfoaase.
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Chic.ss Market.

OhIeSR0 MWT1St
By fslssrph.l oHfaAss, Fov. 20.
Ylour-stsAdy; fair demand 1t unchanged prices
Wheat-No firm and higher, sales n 81 138s; No
also rmsr Gales high u IL. but closed at 81 II u
Tor regular; n sold At 81 os - for old.
spors-ouist and unchanged new in gcoi request and
arnsr At 50 ASK IA store.
Rys-Hishsr, steady and quiet No l u Iooi1,
easley-Nors demand; market higher and ssssttls1
eiosiue week 1t u % for No 2.
nses Pork-Dscl,ned Soc; sales At "a 1000
Balh AsAts-etsady; without decided change.
Tsrd-Ws.k At ltGM.
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a.w 1orx r,na.e...

Few YORK EInaDoss.
~ Telegraph INV Hoax- New. -.
Mcnsy--nasy at 81 On call.
Sterling Yirmtr; oLAK.
9Al-ehung; opened ., s4s&. closed 1t 3AHD3t-
Governments acti.e and higher.
Coupons u 81 l4AoE; - lo3foN; ~ 'kox
~ 7staA lo1leN ~ lok4k - lskoAt
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-21

aFAr.L NBcHsslTY Is NRvRa KHovH UH>
TIL y RrRYKss. People rarely appreciate
the necessity Of m effective hair preparation
sssh - "barrett's Vegetable Hair Restors-
tive" pstil old ass or disease renders them
bald. Avsn then, however, harrstts viii
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-11-21

AHpnsw JoHEeos 10 Abost 10 retire from
he Presidential shair, bat still b. D. Wood
vaYd / Co. . chesp clothing houss rsuains
.. No. lao Main street, between 9th and 9th
Streets, II