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chitis, Splitting OF BLOOD, and Pulmona1y AZ 81
iectionS generaiiy. It 3 g reInaEkahle Re-
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Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and otner
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The White Pine Compound,

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New England Botanical Depot,
BosToN,
Under the Supervision OF Rev. j. w. Poland
For sale by LAUGHLN, SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, and also by GEO. b.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice, INDUCED in when alone, a habit ne
uuently learned from evil companions, or at
school, the effects OF which are nightly fell,
even when asleep, and, If not cured, renders
marriage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity thata young man, the hope OF
his country, the pride OF his parents, should
be Enaicned fIom all prospects and enjoy
ments OF lie by the consequence of deVta-
ting from tho path of nature, and INDUCING
In a certain secret habit. Such persons must,
haE0Pa communicating
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-03

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons
London, Graduate of one of the most emil
nent Colleges In the United States, and the
greater part OF whose life has been spent in
the hospitals of London, Paris, Philadelphia
and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
astonishing cures that were ever known,
many troubled with ringing in the head ami
ears when asleep, great nervousness, being
alarmed at sudden sounds, bRsh1ulneBS, with
frequent bIushing, attended sometimes with
arrangement OF mind, were cured imme-
dIately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-23

TINE JEuNE DANE FRANCAIsR DESIRE ENrRER
~ dana une fanAAe coudro trobes e ngerts Tres
bonnss references Adresses Nina Aubert efald ahce
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

ST. JOHNS Observation-Disclosures 9Th
street, between Concert a4d High. 6srvfsss every
Sunday It Ii .. m. and Tip. n. ssDpstn Sene>
~ w ! s,ps1 !; r. PREsDYTHkIAN
CHURCH, 70. S. Jon Seventh s.hL.h =.
-, nA.n ~. "a - :, sabbath School 1t = m.
p.. :. ..s.,,nI .vsrv wednesday Il II p. nj.
s.sa,.Hs'ix w. q. CfAIo, Pastor.
mSITFn pREsBYTERIAN--Co Cor. Dlondesu
"a oth strre,s. servicsF every Sabbath at II q.
n and B, M. Sunday School ut VI .. m.
.nr1g. ,SsIy JAnss BRows, Pastor.
CoNGREGATI0NAL cHURclI--High street,
bet ween Fifth and Sixth. Services every Sab
bkth al II q. m. snd p m. Sabbath School At
5 .. M Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings
may I6 '6S.ly
EXCHANGE. STREET III. H. cHunIa-o !,
Exchange street, between Third and FOURTH
Preaching eSery Sabbath ut II A. M and p. n
sabbath School at y p.u. Public Prayer Meeting
on Wslnesd evening. T. II. WnAss,
CHATHAM SQUARE N. +. cHHRca-cor-
ner Of ssventhanl Morgan streets. Preaching
every Sabbath at II a. IN. aud ! p. IN. Sabbath
school atyA. IN. Public Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evenings. JOHN hAfsss,
apr27 -,6f-iy fastor.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Corner High and
Fourth streets. Services every Sabbath at II q.
IN. and p. M Sunday School st ~ p. IN.
apr2s 'b6 I. N. CRirrESpxs, Pastor.
FlRsT BAPTIST CHBKclI--Corner of bIen-
dsau and Eighth streets. Preaching at / 4. n.
and ii r.M. Sunday School nj VI a. y. Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, ct u
O'Clock. lfcblf'G5l III WEsrovER. Pastor.
UNITARIAN GHrRcIl-0pen for public fer-
vice at II a. M, and at II ,. IN. The public cor
daily invited.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

CORN MEAL--H loo ms. .......,....-tt 3Vtd ~ oo
BrexwHEAr FLoue--s4 90 to 90 per 100 lbs.
BurTEH-choice lots wiliednmand esq SIC y n
Receipts large, and prices Fange III TO he
pouLrRr-Gh.ekeus, drsds 1913 to $50 per den;
TURKEYS is4ta lac pr ID; ducks $50 pr d.;
geese $50 to $500 per dor.
SoRcauN-New so TO s5c per gallon.
PorAroKs-e0 TO 81 e5 p bashei.
0Sioss--Sf.50 70 400.
LARD-Gi,y cured 5e per %. Coantr? cured BE
to lac per 10.
Dxxswax-2s ~ ZEE per ID.
TALLow--In bbis. We; ioose Sc per n.
FxarnKRs-Prims 5pc ~ ole per 10.
RAes--cetton, Sc per ID.
wars BrAxs-Common u good 3 Ia 81; sesree.
CHrrsr-Good country II TO lac. Factory ise-
BEAs- Scarce and In demand; wholesale ~ ~
per 100 lbs.
FRrITs-Green Apples 50 SO 10 81 ae per bar
rel. Choices Dried Apples 10 se per ID.
Dried PeAhes y ID Zoe.
SEEhs--Timothy 81 IS Y 30. Clover y 80
Flax seed 81 Is.
ous-coal oil 47e. LinFetd, raw 81 s5. boiled
81 ~. Lard, 81 soto 40. Fish y %
10 81 10
LiFE STotx-H eef Cattle ~ 90 10 - ~ gross.
Hsgz, good lots, a 10 s. - gross. Sheep
81 50 to 81 % per head. yeal calrss
from - % to So 90
BAcos-Clty cured hams lie, shoulders &c,
rlsar sides Sc codu,ry cured hams i2t
10 lie; shoulders 9 IL i0c: sides TO ie!c.
PoRx-Mes. ~ 50 10 as ier bbl.
WooL-fub washed IS ID soc.; esece 10 bns
a5ff See; unwsshsi. NJ 10 2ac.
HAY--Timothy in active demand a. from ~ 81
to ST. 90 per ton. Prairie Sc 90 TO is %
woop--45 ~ to &c 81 PER cprd according TO quail
i,y, dali.
ulpss-Green. 7e: do cared Pc. dry Clint lee;
do salt 3e per ID,
SAtr--Iake 81 90 10 - 10.
GLAss-~sXfe So 80. Rates discounted 81 TO ~
per cent.
NAtLs-s5 50 rates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15
THE IOWA LEGISLATURE.
FgrDAY, Marcel, IL

FsrDAY, March l3.
This is the Registers summary
SEsArE-Various petitions were presented
| and referred.
| A bill was introduced requiring School
/ Directors to pubIisha statement Of all re-
ceipts and disbursements prior to annual
| election.
/ A bill for an act to provide for settle cent
| with the Des Monies Navigation Company in
relation 10 dana and water power at Croion
and Plymouth, was passed.
| The various bills for the suppression Of in-
temperance we're discussed till late hour in
the evening, when the Senate adjourned, af-
ter having refused to change in any way the
present prohibilory iquor law.
Housg,-Ihe consideration OF insurance
/ bills was made the special order for March
| 10Th.
"A bill was passed providing for suitably
| marking the graves Of deceased Iowa. SOL
diers.
Bills we're introdG ced to legalize the act Of
| Taylor county in subscribing 100000 10 the
b. & w. r. R; to remunerate DR.. Otto
| Theimer for labor and expenses while attend
| irg the Paris Expostion; 10 tax machinery,
| etc, manufactured elsewhere ard sold in this
State; TO reduce the limit Of exemption Of
| 6remen from certain duties; to regulate mu-
nicipal elections; to authorize the Directors
of the Muscatine Independent, district to
| levy tax; to provide FOR the relief of INDECENT
persons who shonld not be sent to the Poor
| House; to authorize the trustees OF specially
| incorporated towns or cities to sell property
| for taxes; to secure to Iowa soldiers histo
| ~ of the rebellion; to legsize the acts Of the
Northwestern Mining Company; to remune>
rate Barney McQnnlen for services on the
| bpv IN .fI
| MarysyiIle, Wapello county, to Competine
| A resolution Was adopted memorializing
| Congress in favor Of making Council Bluffs
q port OF entry.
| The bill relating 10 Railroad tariffs was
made the special order for Friday, Goth inst,
at 10 clock.
| The bill to license the sale Of liqnor, which
occupied most Of the day was rejected by
vote Of G2 to p.
The license bill was debated in the Senate
by Senators Bennett, Meyer, Wolf, Pnrvin,
Cattfll, Smyth, Needham, Powers, Donnan
and Chaplin.
| In the House the principal speeches we're
| made BY Truesdell against license, aud by
| Judge wilson, OF dubuque. in favor
| of it. In the afternoon before
The question being the license system,
| Mr. Brown. Of Lee. said In the absence OF
| Mr. Wilson, Of Dubuque, he would make a
few remarks. He wished to know what the
friends OF q more stringent liquor Law ex-
peeted to accomplish when the present law
was not carried out. The question is upon
/ the remedies for the miseries growing ont Of
the sale OF liquor. A license law will take
this liquos traffic out OF the hands oil an mn
principled class and place it in the hands OF
those who can be reached and regulated
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

AK additional force tf drays was put at
work yesterday, hauling the dirt off Main
street. 1t was time. Prior TO that there
was one dray or wagon, several men to load
and then to stand idle while that poor sole
dray was driven of somewhere to some unim.
. unable distance, dumped" of its contents
and brought back. II was oil about as enter,
prising as a wooden hoe, or monkey and
barrel organ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

THIs kind Of weather, if we are to have a
continuation of It, will require change OF
clothing, and when contemplating the pur
chase Of that article for summer wear, please
bear in mind that Seneill, Jones 4 Co. are
daily receiving the largest and best selected
stock ever brought to this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

FEsIAy BALTIC be held at Gibbons
Opera Hall Cd Tuesday evening. the Eth of
March-St Pairicks Day. Tickets can be
had at John McNamara's corner Of Tenth
and Main streets, DIR. OConnor's Drug
Store, j. McEyi,'s Clothing Store, aud No.
Sacona nj rect
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

THE Des Moines public have been extern
sively humbugged by two confidence operas
tors, calling themselves "W. Leigh, Ensign,
Royal Navy, and Sister" The fact that they
were at the same time figuring in The Police
Gazette of New York opened wide the eyes
of the Des Moiners, and the gushing couple
Rad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

BoyAPARrg CoLLEGE.--There is an adver.
sement of this institution On our first ,age.
II is a. pew one-thas's the college. Recent>
ly established, but winning much favor, and
deservedly. The number Of students in at
tendance this term is eighty. A highly aus
pieious commencement, and We hope that
the Bonaparte College is but entering upon
long and prosperous life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

Dana, of the New York Sun, fixes up
s!a.e OF proper members Of Mr.. Wade's
cabinet. First on the list as Secre-
tsry of State he puts Hon. Jas. W. Crimes
of Iowa. And for Attorney General he
would have Hon. Sames +. Wilson, of Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

BIBLE MEETING. will b, mee,;np
OF the Executive Committee of the Keokuk
Bible Society at the Office Of Col. William
Patterson, on Monday, the 18th inst. at Q
o'clock q. m. As arrangements are TO be
made for the annual meeting. full attend
snce is requested. j. 7, WEsroyrR,
March 18th, 1868. Secretary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

The contract for carrying the packet mail
between Keokuk and ST. LOUIS ana way
places will be let on the first OF April.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

Nsw Sova aarsea.
BY Telegraph. NV Yoss. March H.
C,ttoa Firm % for miil'ig.
fiour-Closed tui AID 3 bios lover.
Hheat-Buil aud heavy; Ia &c lower.
Rys-Nominaily uncha.g .d
oats-frm and quiet at - for Western.
Corn o4ist and steady at 81 ESQ 81 FIR Few mixed
western snoat - 2n1z7 for pld la store.
Mess Pork Closed nrm at s2a Is old ga 20 cash
and re- u'ar Tor Lew.
Df-Aetiye ard s.ady.
Cut he-ts- III fair reqnss: unchanged.
DAcon-st. sd; u soFt aalstrisAd cut.
LArd-Dni At i5tsas1 f,r fsir 10 prime stein; 1879
is tor E.ttle rendered.
Rice : fir y.
Co6se-firn and qn T.
Sugar anti nbs il5IiA
Mol Asses-Firm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

B. B. TAYLOR is editor Of the RepuiiIfor,
the new ST. Louis democratic organ. That's
very propsr. meaner chap, AMI hence
chap better fitted for the place, couldn I have
been found.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

YESTERDAY the Recorder disposed OF the
Kelley Davis case by binding him over III the
sum OF three hundred dollars 10 keep the
peace. As he could not give the required
security, he was confined in The calaboose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

HulsxAxp MArLEss are the only shoe
men who have their spring stock on. Every
think kept 10 first class shoe house can be
found in their store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

iHE aREaT ILLINOIS Srocx FARM Asso.
ciAiloss CIR CoscrRr.-This excelIen,
enterprise is in the full tide Of il prosner;.v
The local and travelling agents in the Geld =.
poH very favorable concerning It's succe., .ll
'n'ousn the West. Indeed nothing Of tbe
A,nd has ever been started in this ,ec,;o,
mn.en meeting with such universal f.vo.
i'cke's are selling rapidly ihroushou, w,.,.
s'n Illinois and Missouri, and order, fra,
na 'sases are pouring into the Genar,l
a. a.es On Maine street, Quincy Illino;. n.
49,. f'a''y regarded as one Of the f.i,... "a
80, 80 s,hemes ever offered, and .h... -
... 's property is to be divided =, III. :
the ticke. holders. and mos s.. = among
sus'an'esa 70 them in the ar..inr ,s.a -. -
before offered The fac. is. ,her. !. 80. s.sf
600 worth Of real and personal pra,... ~. !. 7.
ded into eo7i prizes. among .h,ch - 49,. s..''
fifteen 6ns farms, ranging IN v,lr. :, ~.
$3.50 to $4,000. The tickets .. ..,,; -
rapidly We advise our readers 10 ,ce,,.
tickets IN this good institution, fesliDs ...orsd
that everything win be conducted strictly =
the Square. -
Tckats for sale By D. B. Drummona ss
Main ssres4 ~ ~ osdsn's Book s,or,. !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

HOY. JouS A. kAssos has been invited to
take part in the Republican canvass in Con-
necticnt. He proposes to do go if the Leg
stature adiourns in season to permit him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

TIE congregation Of the Baptist Church
are requested TO enter at the door on Eighth
street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

Tng bulletin says that nothing more IN
teresting.,than the breaking IN oil the rlyer
has occurred in Warsaw during the past
week. And the break up was no great
shakes
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15
CITY NEWS.

Clan 10 meet our friend R. B. Rutledge q
Oskalooss, at the Tepfer House yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

The regular packet J. H. johnson, Captain
F. S. Lee, clerk George Walton, leaves to-
day at II clock. For passage or freight
apply on board.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

THESE days defy competition They res
urrect all the days that have ever been and
send them marching single file through r.
memory of the Oldest Inbabitan. and eh,l.
lenge that devotee Of Golden Pas, 10 find
any worthier Of his homage If he can. They
stretch their magician wand across the Fu-
lure, and attendant Hope sees none that shine
With more genial splendor. They write era.
ciousn ness upon the faces OF men, and new
glory upon the sky, and reacting tenderly into
'ne black and rugged earth they bid the dead
OF the old year to come forth to life and beaD,v
IN the new. They have brought robins and
spring dresses, and going. shopping and
being pretty, and everybody ont in the af,e,.
moons, and - il you want to know vha,
more they have done think it out for vcn,.
self, won't you /?
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

SPECIAL. communication # Hardin Loege'
No %. on Monday evening. Work on the
third degree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

HoS. HIsAa BARNEY leaves for New ! ork
tomorrow. His son, Gen. Barney, will remain
for some time in Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15
Arrivalsaad Departaresof tho nsils
arrIy,. a. p,parturss Of Keokuk Packets

Ron nov. Arsivesoa Wednesday and sata.-
day, At o'clock p. M, and Departs On 44o'
and Thursday, 1t I o'clock .. IN.
ANDY JOHNSON, Arrives on Ihursaay
and Sunday, II 8 O'Clock p M, ana pep.''s Wv
Tuesday and Friday, Ut =. m.
Iucv nn8FRAQ. Arrives on Monday and
Friday, 1t p. m, and Departs on "eans'a,'
and Saturday, NJ = 10.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

ChIexga MARKET
81 Telegraph csieaae. March ~
Siour-Ball 3 - hssvy Cd asee efsres bsid fEaa-
wheat-Dn1 sud L~.sss 81 siS4kSs
Csfs -ciered is~sr wiss Ati,, r. at sfss II nex.
o..4-Ea.iss. sdSzes. resoiar and fr..a rtesr,s-
ky.-soHsi a&i 81 oS6ss.
Blr.sy-H I'D Arm q is8e % ser rssaaf and frssh
recrf t..
ffov.ioas Dali pork qaies snl non IoAi g. rs
s01231s.
Lard-fssarr at 10 If sslss toreei ossr prices
world he coneedei.
Ru Mes,s-Qatsti shoudsis $780,; rouah sIds,
NJ; short rib l114; eisr sldss i25@sais,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

Nsw SorA asasy Aarn.s.
~ reiegrsphi Nsw Ycnr March Ia
None, Easy at per cent The bank sat~aaent shows
hsayy decresss In osass deposits and legal tenders
This il generally unexpected. ard simply raests the
ARTIFICIAL stfingepcy in ngney.
stsriins-very dull, prim. bankers sex
Gold Closed Il. Ady at sax6H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

MilwaaAes MarAss.
y rsissrAph.l nitwAuxHs. March u.
FIour-w..k aaa seasr - Is sor Ni.ns.Oss spring
sxtxa.
Wssas-oniet ard shads iowsr: : oo or NJ |.
0ats-D1l - ueGtssI = Ct.
fer-Tnshs kal<A q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

ChieaSo Live stoek narHss.
BY telegraph CH:zAse Ma al u
Yer, little ding At ths yards 10 .ay. Eoss .tsas
snd a. M Al ys.terds3's p4sees
Cattle Quit onl. 5; hssi '.e, pries4 naaaIa'is
uhch .pxsd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

Toledo n arket.
By relegrs,t TotKpe M-r.h u
Wheat-~sa es Of her 81 &. 81.
Corn Better; sales ofko istslss 50
osts--sales Of No at 66tz
Rje-Qaiet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

DaTtxr,Rr cant boast itself over keokuk
in the matter Of attendaVe upon lectures
Here is the showing OF loss and gain in that
city for the lecture season just closed:
DR.. Holland-Receipis Sl64.25; expenses
STAT 10; gain $l7.l5. =
Clara Barton Receipts $50 so; expenses
sl69 10; loss S68.60
r. v. Emerson-Reeeip,s 4I.5o; expen-
sss $157.45 loss 500 20.
p. D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $el.50; ex-
penses 500 %; loss s5s.75
Josh Billing Receipts 1851 10; expen,
ses $500; gain sol Is.
Rev " Fl. Miiburn Receipts Sl5G: ex-
penses Slss.5o; loss S32 So
P. V. Nasby-Receipts $40. so; expenses
S205 loss S34 so.
Anna E. Dckinson-Receipts, s2l5; ex-
penses $3.50; loss S45.
Henry Vincent-keceipts Sc32.15; ex-
penses S24o: loss 50 %.
John B. Cough Receipts S4ax. so; ex.
penses, S323; gain. Sll4 so.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

SpaIsG FAsuIoKs.-The New York Ere
ming Post goes to Madame Demorest's estab-
lishment posts itself and then posts its read .
ers as to the spring fashions. II says:
There is q tendency to revival of the old
styles in dress fashions this spring, but only
the mos, tasteful and becoming viii be again
brought ont. The prevailing fashion Is 70
have the upper part of the bodice open, with
the corners turned back, Ikea coat: or with
out corners, with lace neckerchief or chem
ise'te. This style was much in vogue more
than twenty-five years ago, and was revived to
some extent, some years later
skirts Are gored; the back breaftl.s f,ll
and gathered, instead of plated at the va;s,
adding much 10 the symmetry of the spnre
Skirts plain at the back were rarely h.com.
ing, bat the fullness Of The present s,yle re-
hsves tie siraiehiness and stiffness. making
the train more graceful. Trained skirts arc
very fashionable, and a train yard lon, il
considered short, as they are often ii, e. or
more yards in length, requiring considerable
space; bu, generally hidden among the folds
th.re is button covered with the same ma
terial of The dress, which can 30 raised 10 !
loop at the belt, concealed by the sash q
that the train can be shortened % occasion
requires.
Coat sleeves will be much worn IN th;ck
materisl. and there il nothing new ia this
style except the mode Of trimming, which i
90 varied rs 10 be very effective. In thin
material, and silk for dress occasions, The
loose 1owins sleeve will be = fayorite. There
are distinct styles; differing in form g ven
- in trimming I I. =
Dress skirts are elaborAtely trimmed ~.
ticnlariy IN the front breadth, and Offer N.
side ones also. Rich heavy silks and nonl;rs
90 not require much trimming upon ~. IL,
g such heavy materials are made Win lons
trans hu. thin material for summer vs.,
VII be made up with shorter. Trains, ,hnneh
doubtless they win be long enough 10 give a.
Immense sweep.
Sucks, PELissEs, ETC.
The newest and most Fashionable. .,.,. q.
street wear 10 the pelisse. A prett, .h. 4.
= close i'tine at the shoulder. rather lon.s !,
ne waist and worn with vide hels. III.
s...a. saaIs down, and the front, Il the neck.
|sssns back in the form of coat. The nd
~ are lett open for one third Of ! v.,d
-. .na corners ere turned back Is match liz
.!tefs 81 the neck. II j. tr;mm.d ~ go
Emp, Or sslvss, OF assia r,bhor Il n.ss...1a -"
far .a ninlsone design for black nix peiiss.
1saa uphta a .frr y cut double btsss,sd ~
~. ou,.oassE on the skooldet an1 = -
.ass 4 side h.lss hiss long s1sSes = = - y.
peex' trimmed With isca over M. - :, -. =.
eacaed % ths belt, & ! li,,s. ~. - y
Wssee Aas pretty elFsof. 'ss =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-15

Ranging In vain. on. 500 10 $1,000.
Tns name of each ticket helinF his ofcs address
and pu~beY his ticket fsithfly kept the gen
ersl oc., Main trect, Quincy III door Of
Fourth street, north side.
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Hates to Clubs

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Every reader Of thu paper requested TO send for
III Ees make up club tat the Ties tickets
f20), and thry sn.d that not only VII the
OF st the time advertised. but the prizes
will inst reprv+e afed hn grad scheme In
han's agents. viii can lie Oh aimed By AM
., plieaton direct TO The general Nee.
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ci.eian.,, marker.

~ feisgrarh.i ciseisSkYi, March IL.
Flour uaehsrg
Wheat Qcirt AMI Hnt hlDged
corn--eios.d dali al g! Tor Tar Sd for thsiled.
Rys-St.ady aifi a.
O. s-Tuil at II at eioss.
Barley None Offering, Extra tail l. sGieAtls al 81 ts
Cotton Gaiet At 3 for nid4ii &
mess fotk- Duil alG nelal sed.
Bulk Aess-odisr, bit h,ld firm at full prices
Lard-Iu dsm.nd al is, hat Leld A. 1914
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Among them .hs cei-tfated sTKIfWAY PIANO. tbs
reputation of wh ior row@rfui. c.sr, brfisLt and
y ppAhetfe tone b ntpss.sd, n hish sos
AYepn Alto gpnts too Prince Cos. Uft-
AAfiC 0R4AHs ASD kELnok0Ss. Mason . HAN
LIkS GAHIsET .k9A 9. BukI,E~r'B formerly II
t. ~ CDrT .6x oHBASs 10 all of which ap~eisl attn
fi,n IL iavitsd Liberal Discount to chufches aud
sAehers.
6uissr. Accord on. yio,ia. flutes 80. Ia.truetien
10, h for dtn tnsfaneats. choke variety
OF Snfuss II fiaiins ard ~ itsrs
s7Esr Music a extensive stock, com ,risirg the
latest and most peaaixr Of The dsy.
Oral Franz. Ga emf hoseretcd kosidings
fsL2s 8JMAIs sf. ksoEEK.
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ST. Louis marHes.
By Telegraph 81. Louis. March II.
Flour Firm; good demand; prices unchanged.
wLest-Fery heavy and spring sslls ut lover rates.
Cofn-Eirm and nn hanged
csts-H Kbe:; cara.
Rye Y net aad uocha, gsj.
D .riry- Unchanged.
prori ions-M.rket very dull; perk tswer. sas SO
n -
Bacon Lower shoulders III clear ides nav.
Lard-I.ry dull at lil<1lSs
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Ma. Cnss REps-iiear Sir: We, the un-
dersiened, citizens Of Keoknk. knowing Of
the grea, progress which your class in vocal
music has made, and the great proficiency to
which it has attained under your skillful
tuition, respectfully and earnestly invite you
to give public rehearsal at such time and
place as may hereafter be decided upon.
Respectfully yours, ac.