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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

A good hotel on q great thoroughfare is
very important matter. Bad hotels ought
to be on "no thoroughfare." The Girls
void House, in Goldsboro', N. c., is such
blessing rs that first above named.
1t has lately passed into the hands of
Messrs. W. J. JONES s. Co.,-Mr. WILLIAM
A. HEARSE, late editor of the North Carroll
MAN newspaper, business manager,-and is
conducted with increased activity and in
an improved style.
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friendly TO the transportation of northern

friendly to the transportation of northern
product, especially grain in bulk.
"For more than half the MISSISSIPPI.
Valley the Central route will at al .,. ..e
be the best, quickest, and cheapest Oh 'he
three having the further advantage pos.
sessed nv neither of the other routes, 'ha1
il masses wholly through the centre OF our
x, on,,,,,ry from east to west, ana Is not
.La.oTora liable 70 interruption IN time OF
war. H. hos ore other
,.a.ooe over both the others, and any
other. the importance Of which can naraIy
no over estimated. 1t passes through the
very heart of the great kanaWha Goa!
repion. which, in it's area, the number ana
thickness of the veins, the quantity ana
quality of the coal, and in the cheapness
Mt which it can be placed on the banks OF
the Kanawha river ready for shipment,
has the advantage over any coal region IN
the United States.
From two-tbirls to three-fourths OF the
barges which will go into the hana"ha
river freightcd with produce for our Allan
tic markets, after transferring their freights
to the al-boats, to be by them carried to
the Atlantic seaport, will be empty and
wanting return freight this the coal, the
salt, and the iron of that region will FUR
nish and in order to have such return
freights, the carriers will be willing ana
able, at profit, to bring back these ar.l-
Giles at two-thirds the amount chargeu lor
forward freight.
"splnt coal, scmi-cannel bitunilnous
coal. free from sulphur, and superior to the
very best Youghiogheny coal, can be de-
liyered on the route at from 81 to 81 % per
ton; while camel coal, equal to the very
best English camel, and selling in the New
York market for twice as much as any other
per ton, can be delivered there Mt from 70
to so cents per ton more than splint coal.
The charge for transporting 1t as return
freight in barges will not exceed S. 80,
making the outside cost delivered here
about S. per ton. And this can be done
for at least sixty days in every year when
il cannot be carried over any other water
line connected with the lakes, and even at
a cheaper rate than over any other line
when all the water Communications are
open.'
Surprising that railroad transportation to
Richmond will cost about the same rs water
to st. Paul, we shall have
the finest camel coal delivered here for SAY
six dollars per ton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03
More of the Water Line.

Mr.. MONROE made speech to the people
of st. Paul, which we have in the Dubuque
Herald of the 26th of November. In this
speech ne showed by carefully prepared ia
blcs the comparative cost of shipping grain
by each of the water routes-by the Fox
and Wisconsin rivers and the lakes, by the
Central or Virginia line, and by the Gulf.
These comparisons vary according to dis
lance. At st. Paul the table is as fol-
lows
From ct. Paul TO Liverpool, per bushel,
: by Wisconsin and Fox river route. 35 cents.
By Central water line route. 80 cents.
The advantage of the first named route
dlminishes as you descend the Mississippi
until you reach Dubuque, where the Cen
trail route has the advantage.
The people of the West are informed that
inc opening of the Central line will occa-
sion competition which will lower all the
irelghts 10 their advantage in the vast dis
'rict subjected to this competition. We
make the following extracts from SYNOPSIS
OF Mr. MoSRoE's speech:
"Over the Gulf route the Centra, linz
has the advantage greatly in time in the
rates OF insurance, which are very b;gb
on the Gulf route-heavy cost of wharfage.
distractions at the mouth Of the Missis.
sippi, aud in passing o latitude more
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

The people of Richmond have brought
upon themselves lasting disgrace by their
outspoken sympathy with the murderer of
Mr.. Pollard, and the Mayor of that city
seems emulous of their dishonor.-heD
York Times.
The people of Richmond have done no such
thing. They have wisely refrained from any
expression of opinion. What sort of COM
munity would that be which, either through
its journals, or by public meetings, or in
any other manner, should attempt to fore
stall the action of the courts of Justice by
organizing public sentiment, and decreeing
in advance judgment either of guilt or
innocence !? If community may thus in
one case pronounce the verdict of 'guilty y
it may with equal propriety in another
case pronounce that of "not guilty" And
thus higher law may be enacted, and the
courts dispensed with.
Whatever may be said of the conduct of
the present Mayor of this city, he is Re-
publican and military appointee-not
elected by the people, and not represen-
tative man in this city. There is much
freedom of censure in the columns of news
papers that are the organs of communities
which, not to speak Of their follies, afford
for the amazement and horror of the
world more monstrous crimes in twelve
month than have occurred in this city
since the first brick was laid in It's founda-
tons. There is as much impudence as
ignorance displayed in the solemn lectures
read to US on the subject Of the recent
tragedy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

The able review by the State Journal of
our article on de facto governments has
almost convinced us that we were wrong in
our argument. For the enlightenment Of
our readers we add that the Journals
strongest point is that Mr.. CHASE is Chief
Justice and We are not.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

The Montgomery Mail, which is advcr-
tised in our columns this morning, is q
journal of high standing. It's editor is
Virginian of high character. We commend
the Mail to the attention of persons wish
ing to advertise in Montgomery.
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GUNS, PISTOLS, &c.

GUNs, PISTOLS, RIFLES, ~ o
" POWDER. SHOT, CAPS MI
AHb SPORTING GOODS. My e%SES>
everything every suitable for aeld sportss wv
all OF which VIII be sold at the most reasonable
rates. All kinds or work III my line done In the
best manner. Spencer and Henry Csrbines and
Colts large Pistol bought or taken in exchange
for other goods Il. w. TIGSOR.
No. lt3? Main street (Walshs old standl and NO.
u Seventeenth street, near the FIRST Market
no la-lm -
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TDE ED,

On Wednesday morning December ., 1865. at lif-
teen minutes past O'Clock, after Il long anu pain
fGl illness, Mrs. MARY ANN MINIS COLE-
VI . n, In the siXty-fifth year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place al her late residence
cn Broad street between Seventeenth ana ElRn,
teen.h street, on FRIDAY bFTERNooN al %
o'cluck. The friends and acquaintance Oh Tile
family are respectfully invited to attend a.,
charlottesville papers please copy. &c '-|I"
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

gETELLE, EESTAURA- a
ID TEUR, No. 1904 MAIN -
STREET., keeps on hand the DELL 1gsSS
ChCIES ami SUBSFANTIALS OF [->s-Se
the season-wild and domestic-whethcr of the land
or the waters, served in best style to order at his
own tables or elsewhere.
He respectfully invites the ladies OF Richmond TO
patroniZe his LADIES' ORDINARY, where they
caa enjoy his best dishes in comfort and entirely
secure from the slightest indecorum. He pledges
hts word TO this.
The BEST LIQUORS, WINES, and BREWED
DRINKS to order at his bar, and the finest o.
CARS, with PIPES, &C.. always TO be had In the
saloon OCT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

The EdinbMgh Reuie1C for October has
been laid upon our table by Messrs. WooD-
HOUSE & PARHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03
NRETET RV.

PETER JOHNSON departed this life November
2sth len minutes past 10 L. VI III the fun tri-
mnDh Of faith win the blessed hope Of immor-
uity aud eternal lie beyond The grave re lett
noun. be was fifty years OF age, and Il member
of the Second Bsptist church tltev. William Troy
nastoi). He was born in Buckingham county,
Va.
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m a RREED.

At the residence Of the brides father. Mr.. Daniel
Bots in Rappahanrock county on Thursday the
Goth of November. by the Rev. Mr.. Lewis. Mr.
INES +. STROTHEE to Miss MARY n,
R0TTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

We see that many of our northern ex-
changes print the words anyone, everyone,
as regular compounds, without even by
phen.
We think that this is entirely correct :;
for we see not why such words should not
be thus written as well as anybody, every
bodv, &C.. &c. They are pronounced rs one
word, and should be SO spelled.-NoJolE
Journal.
The hyphen at least should be used to
preserve the proper pronunciation of the
words, just as the French employ mean
ingless al" for the sake of euphony, or
az we use two CPS" in the word travelling
to shoe to the eye that it is word of three
syllables and not one of two syllables like
" chanpeling."
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re RALLY! RALLY! RALLf!!.

n-RALLY! RALLY. RALLY!
have recently moved into my new store, on
Rroad street between Fourth and Fifth streets, and
am now prepared TO wait on the numerous friends
and customers who throng the store daily. give
below some of the numerous low prices for the
benefit of the public:
CALICOES at 8, 10, and l23c. per yard;
Beautiful DELAINES at zoe. worth 25c.;
Splendid POPLINS at SOC. worth 7sc.;
CdANGEABLE GOODS at 85c. worth 5oc.
EMPRESS CLOTHS, rich colors, at 75c. worth 81;
FINE FRENCH MERINOES at ST. cheap at sl.25;
WHITE FLANNELS at CSC. and upwards;
FINE BROCHE SHAWLS from 10 to $50;
CLOAKS in great variety;
LADIES, HOSE at l2sc. and upwards;
Great bar gains In HANDkERCHIEFS.
l have also great variety Of
BRoADCLoTHs,
CAssIMERES,
DOESKINs, and CASINETS,a
price.
the cheap goods at JULIUS SICLE'S
no Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

The National InteNigencer of yesterday
has q long and able editorial in favor Of the
continuance of the stay law in Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03
fbt & q IL ? Fl Z II tt
Z &c .ha Grand n mo Of the lannon's

WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACHINE:
for In hundred trials and tests 1t has triumphed
over competition, and borne away the palm OF
victory. 1t is SAFELY asserted to DC the best SIM
plest, and most perfect machine now before tie
public. 1t sews. mems, fels, tucks, gathers, and
stitches in the most perfect and elegant manner.
and does not disturb the quiet Of any weregulatea
family with noise and racket not TO be tolerated
In any orderly neighborhood
Sole agency for this machine No. 1877 Main
- T-s:n r. r. GIBBs Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

80 s,be story of the [" coon hunt" He pre-
sents possum instead Of the coon. dc
is suspended by his toll from limb.
Coous have not prehensile tails. "Pos-
sumsp have. The coon's tail is heavily
furred, and marked with black rings. Win
this correction, we heartily commend the
book.
Home Stories. By Mrs. ALICE b. HAVEN
{" Cousin ALICE y.
The fame of "Cousin ALICE is quite
extensive and good, and new volume Oh
stories by her will be welcomed oy many
households.
Redqauntlet and 81. Romans Wei.
Two additional volumes of APPLETON
cheap and very neat cherry -colorcd reprint
of the "Waverly" novels.
Ein1's O,rn and Japhet IN search o.
q Father. Of APPLEToN's cheap ie
nrint of MARYATT's novels.
Worerlv, Gty Mannering, henil'rorth, an"
TvnnhOe. In one volume.
This is an inviting form, in which the
AppLE7oNs are publishing the "Waverly
novels. The binding is tasteful, and the
grouping of several novels in one volume
and that not large one, is quite con-
venient.
Orr Mutual Friend, Little Dorrit, and Re
printed Pieces.
This, like the last above-noticed volume
is handsome, and has even in its appear
ance the comfortable suggestions of agree
able reading by bright fire.
Picciola. By Y. B. sAINTTNE; rreceoe
de Quelques Recherches SIR Fe1nplqa q"
temps dams les prisons detat. Far fAuL
L. JACOB, Bibliophile.
Three volumes in one, and apparently
lively and agreeable work of fiction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
BED sHEETING Bleached and Unblcached),
PILLoW-CASE LINENS,
PILLOW-CAsE COTTON,
UUCKABACK TOWELS,
HUCKABACK,
BED BLANKETS,
TABLE DAMASK white and Coloredl,
TABLE CLOTHS,
NAPKINS,
DOYL1ES,
TABLE COVERS,
OILCLOTHS,
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 AND 1915 MAIN STREET.
[dc2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03
DEsSOa.UTEONS, &c.
IRON WORKS.

NEW MACHINE SHOP.-SLOAT s. AD-
y DINGTOH. I4l5 Cary street, near Fourteenth:
STEAM-ENGINE and BOILER REPAIRING
!n city and country. Tobacco Machinery or all
kinds made new and repaired Scales Of all kinds
repaired and adjusted: SEWING MACHlNES OF
all kinds repaired, and all parts for same Furnished,
and the LATE IMPROVEMENTS pu. on me
SLOAT ELLIPTIC and WHEELER Y w lLSOS
SEWING MACHINES. SLOAT ELLlpTlCM MA.
CHIMES for sale and purchased. Exclusive agents
for supplying the Jndson Patent Governor and
Valves for steam-engines, also for the celebrated
Selden's Patent Packing for steam-engin mes. and
for the great and useful Lathe Chuck made By
Messrs. Z. Horton Z son.
GEORGE B. SLOAT,
No asm A JACKSON ADDISGTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03

Sfs BARRELS CHOICE APPLES, just
sgO received per steamer Isaac Bell. for sale by
HULST & KING,
noI9 lt22 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03
sv,EECsgI TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENOT, DIE SINKER AND
VI BRAND CUTTER, l!lO MAIN STREET,
Z he new patent branding iron for marking all
kinds OF wooden articles by heating 1t, is perfectly
ad:.Ttcd 10 branding barrels any other article
undcr the new Law.
Also BRAN DS for MAJ king linen at soc. for the
plate, brush, and ink, aud GOc. postage paid. The
ink is warranted no. TO fade. de 3-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03
MILLINERY, &c.

DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL OF -
~ NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY e.
GOODS, embracing all the novelties OF the ~ ~,
season, such as B0NNETA HATS, VELRET
DRESS TRIMMINGS Of all kinds, Fu -,
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, sATINS SILhS :, ana "a
GOODS, Mt Mrs B. L. CAHEN'S formerly Mrs.
3. Demelman No. 4o2 Broad street,
N. B.--Ladies wishing to make their own bon
nets can be furnished with materials OF all kinds,
and all necessary inform alton given. Her flowers
and feathers are of the most exquisite quality
call from the ladies Is most respectfully Soncieds
so that they can judge for themselves.
Country and city orders promptly executed.
Closed every SATURDAY. mob
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-03
DEFY GOODS.

Query. Whist gives his store such great at
traction 20
Answer. 1t has the cheapest. best selections.
LATEST ny STEAMER AVID EXPRESS:
l7o sets Of NEAT FRENCH JEWELRY, In jet,
Fircgild, etc., really charming In design, and
90 LADIES' WORKBOXEs, sATCHELs, Ne
CESSAIRES. etc. etc.
1000 SCaRFS representing nearly all sizes,
kinds, qualities, and patterns eve- made, believe
Price, from loc. up. Gold Of less than half their
value.
200 dozen HOSIERY, Infants, missos'. and la
dies size certainly grand combination OF prime
goods at amazingly low figures.
rs dozen LADIES' and MISSES VESTS. high
and low-necked, with and without arms. Never
saw these as cheap before.
Another lot of LADIES' CLOAKS. RROCHE
and other SHAWLS WORSTED GOODS etc.
so pairs of BED BLANKETS. come of which so
soft and tender and delicate in touch as TO
Make the happy one wrapped up wi hin It's fold
Forget, in untold bliss, the left In the cold.
A great many other NEW GOODS In the DRY
GOODS line at JULIUS MEYERS.
de 59T Broad street, Sixth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01
DIED.

GRtHAa D ID. IN ws.iipsi c,is n sosd.y
lib. ~ Of Fr rusty. Mar, 6'ahsst ~,f- II Co. 10
4 Gfshsn after hart III ess. il lie s-v~sty-st e9ld
ger OF hsf age,
7hs anneutefm 1t Of she tesih 81 Mrs. Grshsn VIII
DO ruesi e' vi h painful tmoii rs reg q II this
couisnr;ity. ny The ressi.nts ~ It's l:ses
ee y-d her p~ts. acquaintance md .riest,i; =,
stiA al tf ceis Is sid ts. hste IL 81
hrr sfisHJ in by cote d. hsan he rteip MS u
her kin9;y Charities All viii en-her her and cher
i,h hr m.rnfr. asa iini-h.s.tes, n.athe,iy won an
who pos es,.s The ats Il ,sshin. In r-
stior ,ssid rt m the er.n lser,s1 sta s~nisi
I'm liei'y If caristian KIN illness, aid sian,,s
mi o. speech Of he ri, days If nei isra
and grand mothers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01

Az obser4ant friend Of ours suns this till
Al our worthy Assessor
The 10th Of March is The last day for par
ties to make their income returns To the As
SCISSORS Office, wihou, the penalty imposed
by law. The revenue officers have no dlscre
tion in this matter, and unless The law IS
complied with strictly. psrtes will find the
penalty intentionally tenacious Chfeogo
Tribune.
Our Assessor says February 2ath was the
last day OF grace hereabous. Which is corr
rect? II the foregoing. then that /" tall
cnssing which friend s. prognosticated may
occur this week, or 1T may not.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01

DESIRE 10 return my sincere thanks TO
the members of the Fire Department for their
gallant and dssidaons efforts in guelIing the
ire OF Wednesday night, which came near
involving the destruction of the entire build
ing in which my stores are situated. They de-
serve more praise than can give them.
/ am also very grateful to the very many
friends who so carefully assisted me in re,
moving my stock of goods, and also to the
friends who kindly received them into their
stores. SAM &. BRIDGES,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01

CORN MEAlA-T u lHp ......xf aeeDvj Ot
DuckwHsAT FLouR--54ee ts $6.ee psr los lbs
BurrGa-Choice lots wilieom nand 25l 3sc D b
Esas--Firm At zoe per don.
porLrnY-Chickens, dr'sd, $2.T5to 1925 per dozi
Turkeys 13jts lie pr ih; ducks 2.60 pr dx
geese $50 to $500 per dor.
soRoHus--Sew, 30 70 DO per gallon.
porAross--go to 81 e5 ~ bushei.
LAap-ciiy cured l5e per p. Country Cured ise
to lac per III.
BEkswAx--2s 10 a2s per ib.
TALLew-Tn bbls, VIC; loose 30 per D.
FsA4axas--Prime 500 TO s5c per b..
RAes--Cotton, Sc Per lb.
Wnrrs BEAss--common to good 3 TO ~; scarce
CMsEsE--Good country IL TO lac. Factory ise.
BHAF--Scarce and in demand: wholesale VI 20
Per 100 lbs.
Fuuirs--areen Apples So SO to 81 90 per bar
rel. Choice Dried Apples to ac per h.
Dried Peaches, TO Ice
sxrrs-Timothy $is5 10 20. Clover ~ 90
Flax seed 81 rs.
ofLs--Coal oil $50. Linssed, raw 81 IS. boiled
81 40. Lard, 81 80 to ! 10. Fish 81 o.
Lrvr srocx--Be.f Cattle 81 90 10 q 80 gros.
Hogs, good lots, - TO s. Is gross. Sheep
81 So to 81 90 per head. Wal Calves
from s. 90 to IS 90
BAeox--City cured hams lie. shoulders ,sac
clear sides l5e. Country cured hams ~
to lac; shoulders to I0c; sides 1 to l2Ae
Pong--Mess ~ 50 TO S25 per Dbl.
Woetr-Tub washed 81 10 4ne.; 6sece 10 hns
asa see; INV ashed, ~ 10 zoe.
HAY-Timothy in active demapd At from ~ O.
10 $li 90 rer ton. Prairie ~ 90 to ss %
Woop-S5 50 to sB 81 per cord. aecordis 70 qsai
itY, dull
HIDss-Green, 10; do cured &c; dry alnt isei
do salt i5c per III.
eaLr-Lake ~ 20 to 81 90,
GLAss-sxIe - SO. Rates discounted IS 70 Il
per cent.
SAus-{5 50 ratss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01

YorSa MEMS CHRfsTiAs ASSOCIATION
An effort is being made in our city TO organ
ize such an Association. We hope it will
meet with the success its importance de,
mands. By notice elsewhere our readers
will see that they are invited 10 attend a
meeting at The L. P Church tomorrow even
ing, TO make the arrangements necessary to
perfect the organization. There should be
large meeting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01

TaE l.ErrrRr CorssE.-We published yes
teFday the exhibit of the Library Associa-
tion's debit and credit with the public and the
lecturers on account of the lecture course lust
closed. The proceeds were least from Os.
canyans engagement. being only fss4 50.
They were greatest from Cough SIS 3115; all
beitthe net gains were greatest from Greeley 8
lecture. BY the appointments OF Oscanyan.
Josh Billings and DR.. Hayes the Association
lost money: il had balance remaining OF
$15.50 frcm Eincent's; of S107. 20 from
Coughs: and Of sI2o.75 from Greeley 8 lee
tnre. Il winds up the course. fooss its bills,
and has remainder over of sl05. A.. 1.-THE
Association cannot feel rewarded BY the mere
worthy purpose Of giving our Keokak public
an opportunity to hear the leading lecturers
OF the country, we don't see that there il
much room for il 10 indulge in graduation. If
money were us Object, ii could employ ne
gro minstrel troupe and ia one evening make
twice as much money as it would out Of an
entire lecture course.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01

tbs first boat from Hannibal run into st.
I.oais on Thursday. Two miles above Han
uihal the river is still ice-bound.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01

Nor1cE-All persons interested in ergan-
ling Young MEMS Christian Association
in Keokuk, are invited to meet in the lectures
room of the United, Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening at !! clock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01

The Molaig MeIlKE was to leave ST. Ions
yesterday for Quincy and way places. 4 ne
Kate Kearney left for the same place, or as
far a. she can come, the day before.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01

Yor will continue to find more desirable
bargains in all kinds Of Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Cooks at yenciil, Jones d Co. =,
corner Main and Third streets, than at any
olher house in the city. They keep first class
goods, and sell at prices that cant be beat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01

RrckrY.s Real EsrAIE BrIeTiS for
March is ont, fall Of advertisements, aud
saving some very proper things about kso-
Iul and us business aud prospects.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01

P1Rr,Es havinga good secondhand Steam
Boiler for sale will please send description
and price to S. Alice. Fort Madison, Iowa.
eahoo n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-01
stock marke.

stack Market.
o. Telegraph NEW Ytsx. FIJI 81
Government stocks closed sfendy 1t ieefna Of " .
*. coafen. Of 1881 Iios4 Sx do e2 IIat5Nl.
DO q iti,zasS; do es ! stSasfi 20 lraIa X
do ~ 1as54asN lasss ita,{ "a ri I 3os 1856 u
stscks opened armer hut the fsansae,iens wer. ,a-
i'sd Afirr the b.Ht statement pr1es were ell lover
bat .. the close there was gensrAi r~foSs-y. w
vas the ST orgssf. ish u,arA ed advance. sisz
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into the house Of Mr.. Mason at ot'umWa, on
Wednesday night.