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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-14

by authorized and required to enjoin, by
special orders upon all officers IN command
within the several military departments within
said several States the performance of all acts
authorized by said several laws above recited,
and to remove, by his order, from command
any or all OF said commanders, and detail other
officers of the United States army, not below
the. rank Of colonel to perform all the duties
and exercise all the powers aqth9rizei by said
several acts,' to the end that the people OF the
governments, republican in form, IN said sew
eral States, and be restored to political power
IN the Union . 'p''- 30 49,
SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, That the Gen.
eral Of the Army be- authorized to remove one
or all civil officers now actirg under the several
provisional governments with said several dis
organized States, and appoint others TO d!s-
charge the duties pertaining totheIr respective
offices; and may 10 any and-aa acts %hlon, oy
thorized to be done by the geyeral commanders
Of the military departments within said States,
ana s6 much OF said acts Or Of any tsct winch
authnizes the President to detail military
commanders to such military departments, or
to remove any officer which may be detailed as
herein provided, is hereby repealed. ..;- ~
Sec. 4. Be it further enacted, That it shall
be unlawful for the President Of the United
States to order any part of the army or navy Of
the United States to assert by force Of arms
the authority Of either of said provisional gov
ernments in said disorganiZed States, to OPP
pose or obstruct the authority Of the United
States as provided in this sot and acts to which
this is supplementary.
SEC. 5.IBe it further enacted, That any in
reference by any person with intent to pre-
vent by force the execution Of the orders Of the
General OF the Army, made in pursuance OF
this act, and Of, acts aforesaid, shall be held to
be high misdemeanor, and party guilty
thereof, shall, upon conviction. be fined not
exceeding five thousand dollars, and impris-
onment not exceeding, tive. years.. .t
SEQ. 6. Be it further enacted, That 30 much
OF all acts and parts Of acts as confict or is IN
consistent with provisions OF this act ID hereby
repealed. i ..-in,.-1 - -
This bill will be debated tomorrow and
"wednesday. when the vote will be taken. The
minority are pledged to make no administering
motions. 10 al. .aa..,t s....l yi d.
A bill was introduced and passed.. making
five Judges of the Supreme. Court o quorum,
and requiring two-thirds Of the full bench to
make valid any action infringing, directly or
indirectly, the laws Of Congress-, and providing
that, should the District Courts by their de-
cision affect in any way the constitutionality or
validity Of Congressional laws, the said decision
shall, be certified to the Supreme Court, and,
unless two-thirds Of the full bench concur, the
said decision shall be set aside. .s.'
The House then adjourned. ' - -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-14

THE STEAMSHIP sARAGossA.
NS&GsTI Captain II. 3. CRowKLI- will leave
LI1NEIt4f10 yanderhorst Wharf, on Satn day,
S&sSzzs rS&S January 18th, 1858, at 2 O'Clock
PM
Bills Lad.ng for signatures must be presented BY
u O'Clock on that day. RAVENEL & CO. .'l-
January IA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-14

SECTION /. TIC Louise OF Representatives
shall anyc the sole p,w,r OF inpeacting, but
mo- impcac. .,ment ssal be- made, unless with
the concurrence OF two-siin us ol tho !1ouse OF
Representatives..
Srcriuy2 2. All mpcachmonts shall be tried
nv Tic senate. When sitting for that purpose,
tHo Senators shall be on oath or affirmation,
and no person shall be convicted without the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-14

SECTION /. The Executive authority Of this
State shall be vested in Chief Magistrate, who
shall be styled, the Governor OF the State OF
South Carolina.
SECTION 2. The Governor shall be elected by
the electors duly qualified to vote for members
of the House of REPRESENTATIVES, and shall hold
his Office for four years aud until MS successor
shall be chosen and qualified; but the same
person shall not be Governor two consecu-
SECTION 8. No person shall be. ible to the
Office of Governor, unless he hath lined the
age of thirty wears, and hath bee, citizen
and resident Of this State TOR the years
next preceding the day OF election. nd no
person shall hold the Office OF Govern AID
any other office or commission, civil OF 'ili-
tary (except in the militia), under this State or
the United States, or any OF them, or any
other power, at one and the same time.
SECTION 4. The returns of every election of
Governor shall be sealed up by the Managers
of Elections IN their respective Districts, and
transmitted. by messenger chosen by them,
to the seat of Government. directed to the
| Secretary of State, who shall deliver them to
the Speaker of the House OF Representatives,
at the next ensuing session OF the General AS
sembly; during the frat week OF which session
the Speaker Shall open and publish them in
the presence Of both Houses Of the General
Assembly. The person having tho highest
number of votes shall be Governor, but il two
or more shall be equal and highest in votes,
the General Assembly shall, during tho same
session, in the House of Representatives.
choose ono of them Governor uara roce. Con-
tested elections for Governor, shall be deter
mlnod by tho General Assembly in such man-
ner as shall be prescribed by law.
SECTION 5. a Lieutenant-Governor shall be
chosen at the same time, in the same manner,
| continue in Office for the same period, and be
possessed of tho same qualifications as the
Governor and shall er Cbicto be President OF
| the Senate.
SECTION G. The Lieutcnant-Governor, acting
rs Prcsidon of the Senate. shall lave no vote,
unlcss the Senate be equally divided.
SECTION T. The Senate shall choose Prcsi-
dent pro te7npors to act in the absence Of the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-14

CIRCULATION OF 1MpEACHMENT-DIFFERF
BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT AND sTATEs-RE-
LIEF OF FREEDMEN-uNcoNsT1TU LAWS
-rzr FOURTH RECONSTRUCTION BIIL-oUoRUM
OF THE SUPREME COURT UPON UNcoNsT1TU-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

KEoKuK SCHOOL HoUsKs.-The Ioca IN
structor, under the editorial supervision Of
D. F. Wells, Superintendent of Public In
struc,ion, has the following notice Of Ksokuk
Schools and School Houses
"Circumstances enabled US short tins
since to pay flying visit to the public schools
of the "Gate City?'' We found them under
the supervision Of s. B. McLans, E.q., who
has been 1t their head for tho last three
years. There are about seventeen hundred
children enrolled and under the instruction of
thirty Eve teachers. In the corps ofable teach
ers with whom MeLAne has surrounded him
self, We were glad TO notice Miss JoSephine
Dennis. OF Iowa City, who last summer erads
uated from the Normal Department Of the
visit, was instructing pleasant class in Ge-
ography. All the rooms which We visited
we're characterized by neatness, orderand in
dustry. In the Grammar Department of the
Carey school we found the Principal-our old
friend Mr.. Hubbard, initiating large class in
q very practical manner into the mysteries of
bookkeeping. The Carey school is ID ins
brick building. three stories high, erected last
summer ct cost Of $4,000. Il contains
six large rooms, supplied With ths best mod
ern school furniture. The building 10 we'll
supplied with closets for apparatus, ample
and convenient wardrobes, and spacious halls
and grounds. This and the Wells school
building of similar style. erected the pre-
vious year, are ornaments to this beautiful
city.
1.-THE great defect in both Of these build
ings is in regard to heating snd ventilation.
The rooms are warmed By stoves, and can be
ventilated only By throwing open the doors
and windows, which, for much Of the time,
means TO have no ventilation 1t ali. No pub
lie building with any pretensions to elegance,
comfort or economy, should be erected with
out provisions for warming BY furnace or
steam, and the most ample arrangements for
thorough ventilation. Health, happiness,
and even life depends upon . proper supply
Of air; and the benefcent Creator, to insure
q full supply of this vi.alizing fluid. has Gre
sted an ocean of it fifty miies deep, and
placed his rational {?) creatures q the bot
tom Of it, so that they could be deprived BY
no possible accident. God made the air
pure, but man has sought ont many witty In
veutions by which school children IRE cons
PEELED to inhale the gross Impurities Of
crowded and un- ventilated rooms. Asanoth-
er 6ne building is to be erected the coming
season. we trust that the most approved
methods Of warming and ventilation will be
introduced"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

A..J q Ioh..oo. 81 Lon;a
Tom Jasper, "
1sseataass
~. = q =.
HGvkego Stats, s. Faut:
DrARrRp-Asdy johnson, - a'@
liz rinnGss 80
Hsvkeys State.
Peter BAlen. Daosqne' !.
The Minnesota, o. the Nofsnefn Aanss : :
the Key City, q the Nofsa.es.eln oh'ol
line, were heavily loaded ana hsn u 'ow TWO
barges zach.
The Davenport Gassste, OF me i4th. Ays
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

nonN HHAI-n ZOE M ..............11 6o@1l 90
pUcxvnnAY Rtoun--S4.oo 10 $3.50 psr 10 ibs.
1vr,rn-O ho3ss lots viIlssanaad 3s(o4ee ,
1eaa-i4 3 rs.
PouLYrY-Drssssd, none offered. Live Chiefsas
- 50 = dos.
ss.srur-ss s 10 - esilsn.
PoRAYOps--0ee = ~ 10 3 buaAeE
Ouoss-tl. tn LIS.
LAsp-city cured I6c per y. Country cured lac
to 15e per ID.
BnnsvAx.--S2 10 Sc psr ID.
TAILoW-In bbla, 10}c; loose % per Ds
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

ADDITION. addition to the very fine and
attractive stock Of goods usually kept as Mrs.
Weber's, . large assortment Of desirable
dress goods has recently been added, 70 which
attention is invited also fine lot Of shirt
bosoms, socks, and handkerchief for gentle
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

SoxE people must have very extraordinary
conceptions of the sagacity of Post Office
officials. The P. NJ. showed US yesterday q
letter without name or word of direction
upon the envelop. Another was addressed
to &c. W. Jackson" without any iutimation
ofwho the said Jackson is or where the letter
would probably reach him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

Ma. PoLsER, of our city, received word
Yesterday that his son, Stephen Polser, well
known here, an engineer upon an Ohio rail-
road, was run over by locomotive recently,
and bis right leg was so badly crushed IS to
make amputation necessary, and 1t is feared
be may not live.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

Has Nature An ant,dote for acqu lred dis
eases? The Plantation Bitters, prepared BY
DR.. Drake, ofEew York, have no doubt ben-
gifted and cured more persons Of Dyspepsia,
Nervousness, Sour Stomach, Loss Of Appe.
lite, Sinking Weakness, General Debility and
Mental Dependency than any other article ID
existence; They are composed Of the puresi
roots and herbs, carefully prepared, to be
are adapted to any age or condition of life.
and are extensively popular With mothers and
persons Of sedentary habits.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

CAPT BURNETT rendered the Inequalities Of
his fine steamer, the 'Tom Jasper" TO .
party of Keokukians, last evening. The res
suit of it was = very pleasant party, very
pleasant dance, and . very pleasant and ele-
CANT little affair altogether.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

PERsoSAL.-Glad to meet yesterday Capt
Rufus Ford, the veteran Superintendent Of
the new Packet Company. Capt. Ford il
one Of the oldest steamboatmen in the West.
He went into the trade in connection with the
keokuk and St. Louis Company upwards Of
twenty years ago. For eight years, until re-
Gently, he has been in the Missouri trade
He has large experience, business talents Of
high order, is wide awake and untiringly
active. The new Company have done well in
assigning to him the SUPPLEMENTARY oftheir
linz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16
ABAcHELoR on FAsHioss.-An old bsche.
ior, after examining the fashion plates in the
monthlies, gets Of the following:

Little head with little bonnet,
Little pate, with nothing on it!
Zone might say " with nothing in IT,"
But that You charm me every minute;
Little lady, now know
Why maidens let their rnglcts grow;
For otherwise-as bonnets go
Their heads would freeze, and g that IL 30 -
Little waist and monstrous founces,
How the silk sea waves and bounees,
How the hopping pillows culver,
Like lovely rustling river!
on, wondrous water-siken sea.
what whalebones in your depths must be.
What lots Of gold-su Materially
Sqnandsrcd on you-bright silken sea!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

stock Aaykes.
- Telegraph HEv YoaK. April IS
Government stocks closed dali Coupons Of N nv
Ok; DO 81 lioNos4 DO 'ea loszoK Do rs ioek.
Do new 1of1<0sS; DO 81 1c1h0N ls4os loslSo
v; 7-sos los7S&los
Gtccks-Panicky IA the morning. rsgaI.sd tsvs Il Ne
,. N closed stssdy. WIT max AYO i4tsxnk.
Erie es5z0@s DO prsssrrsa 7oB73. R4sSi.s s7Knx'
Wabash 46KsA Miehisan Ceatral lls5<oiil,a nirs.
isan southera s7sz0; Iiiinois cs-trai ltz< ~.
I BeK0e7; " e01c1 90 pssfsYrsd T0as<
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

Fousp.--A gold Pin upon which are two
Masonic emblems. The owner can have
j. by paying for this notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

FoR REsr.-A large fne store room on
Main street. Apply to q. B. Ten-Eyck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16
REMEMBER the Concert at Gibbons Opers
House this evening.

hUuBt Cdis tftufHEs
The Lock CoSTRAcT.-Y esterday, pursu-
ant to notice, Gen. j. II. Wilson received
bids for. furnishing the material and the con.
structiou of the three locks on the canal.
There were several bids, list of which, in
tabular form, General Wilson kindly fur
nished us, but our compositors we're unable
to get it into type in time for this issue. We
shall publish it o-morrow. There has been no
award of the contract, and win not be for
several days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

TIE Des Moines folks that sing hero to-
night sang al OttumwA last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

FyE got . henery," lately said : suburb
An lady to her cousin. Dear me,n said
the cousin, II thought his name was
Charles. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

THERE will be . crowd to hear the DEF
Moines folks at the Opera House this even.
ing. Everybody seems TO be disposed to 60
Our visitors will have ft welcome. And
they will well entertain their hearers. The
"Oratorio," as is we'll known to the musical
world, is fine one, and the Des Moines
singers render it we'll. Go early if You
would get q seat.
TIE Democracy of New Orleans have
made a coalition with the Mulatto and Creole
aristocracy against the Radical ticket.
The coalition will be strong in New Or
leans and some few Parishes outside, but the
rural districts are Radical, and there is not .
very large element of the Muatto aristocracy
in those districts to help the Rebel Democra-
cy TO victory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

ARREsrED.-Quite an exciting scene trans-
PRED q our Levee yesterday. It seems that
the Sheriff Of Henry county has been in our
city for, the past two days, in search OF . ne
gro named William Edwards, Who, il is al
legged, committed rape upon the person Of
white woman, near Mt. Pleasant, som time
last Fall, but up to this time had succeeded in
evsding an arrest. He had sought and
found employment A. deck hand on the
steamer Harry johnson, and had given BIZ,
name as W. P. jackson, but was recognized
BY some parties who accompanied the Sheriff.
When Edwards discovered that he was to be
arrested, he attempted to escape, and ia 20
doing was fred at with revolver BY Marshal
Brown, slightly wounding him in the shoul.
der. He then sought refuge in the arather
OF Waters but was prevailed upon by
means Of threats to come out and surrender,
after which be was taken to the calaboose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

MAGNOLIA WATER . delightful toilet ars
ticle-superior to Cologne and at half the
anrRnodl~9t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

WEARY of the long time of springs de-
ferred coming, the .'jokist - of the Chicago
Post says that lit is to be regretted tina,
Spring is SO charming baby-tender. Old
Winter, just now in his second childhood
tand vigorous dotage it is, seems never te
get enough of lingering in her lap We
suggest TO gentle Spring that summary
dismissal Of the di-lap-idated and hoary old
trespasser would gain her many friends
among the multitude who are signing for q
share OF her caresses. Winter is welcome
enough in his time and prime, but just nov
he IS like game out of season, stale, fat and
Improbable If he puts on any moro Of
his airs +" in this latitude, We shall have hin
summer-ily air-rained and the starch tsker
out of his shirt-frill. If he desires to kee,
up his antics, let him 60 and perform on III,
North Pole awhile.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

Lots Block lo7 Of lath and Concert Fire sts
Rrics S48a.
Aiso Ion !, . s. block las 18th ssd orlssss sns.ss
Price o9ge each.
Aiso. tss-sfory Brick Ds.liiss Heus- eenAsini.g
rpoa1, esIif eistasn, fssns baSa -lof ~ trout
sd lao dss ioestsA near tss corner oft and baak
etrss<s. a.
Aio. Tot bsock iIs. De- ncisss ssrsss, bssvssa
7th ard ssh etrssss PFfce $500.
Alse, tee - and II, Block -. - Morgan, bsfvsss
ia 81 I'M oussh-
Also, less Aad3 D1oek isS and 1st ksf lot g. Fay.
stts eqssrs Main osest ssswssa M saA t0th Sta
Also. - asM issA-haif iaprsvs6-Ad5s6aias ianA
Owned ~ CSsssa lsstos shout tArss Aiifs ffo9 sn.
Rnes sldoe; han oash.
Also. . aesss Of choice ev.ps iaa1. .sIs seev.
HAnitoe- hAtf topsoved ss1 b ffsif-su ssAR hses,
vifs snAlt hsas avsiltsg RTfes e4oe: half cssh-
Aiae. I'D scrss Of tsnd nsar eaehx cfssk. Price p
Per sore
Alse, 10 acfss Of land near Hskoro Je6sssoa O.,
No The lscA Mounssip RAtroeA Akcat 10 nllss
from ~ Lonis = under cultivated asd balance
hesstiy uaesA sifh god log hsse kisehen cis4ssa,
milk horse chicasn honse barn sn@ tAhie With ehace
lot Of fruit fhis psopsr.y vii be sold for eeoo,
sxehsnSsd for impeossd property In KsokEk.
Aso. hoeas and faH lot % AsrnAn, between 10th
snd ilsA stsssss, With sx rooms, GOOD veil bss fruit
and oshsr al n Eeo1 eosdti9a Price $500 half
oash, balance on short sne
II. B. TEk-EYCK,
rasaraae. sd Rad A...s Assss,
apre e\rsa4 ~. Ksoauh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

|
rasar..e. SD R..l n...s Assss,
yxsp. EaAsrs. s1rsn rvs,.
4 FAitad<iphia. Kesksk.
| KRAMER, IRWI IN i co.
waoLEsALH
| Dry Go 4 Q d !. 5
| NOTIONS, &C.,
IRos 'FRONT.' BUlL11ks.
Main, bet. 4th & 9Th Streets,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
| PECK BROTHERS,
tsuccHssoas 70 cADY \ PECK
Dsaisrsin
| HARD ARE.
AGENTS ToH-
Fairbanks Scales.
RON -~r -
KEoKUK, IOWA.
ausl4 dyavsm
r ARGE STOCK ~ AGxIcULTuRAL IApLs-
IL Mssfs, including sevsral kiIdf ard qualities Of
Each u tbs following articles eeyfhe 1naths Grsin
Cradles. Hay and sirsw Forks. Mhnurs And sp4dlnG
Fcrks. socket and solid shank ESs4, Garden Rskes
Eesdinx Rsks ss4 Doe, Potato Hods Vel Beek.ts Hat
H.ssi.. j ssa.: asr.. Esi.s. q Ea... .sa soss
Pip~s. 0arden, Boys sod j. wheel Bsrrovs.
Fer fail particulars ssnd for Hist. fmehsi
NAfIks CLOTH, kadalss and ssev.4 suii asserts.ss
w = Lansil f1Cf s10fHssg:
S... .s 'oD' 1.'' ss5 s;s,s
Gu. LOCKS Ga. 1a,-inp. Ct v:s. c.,:s.as.s
A Mxs' Spades and shevsis,a fnit assortment,
a rsosi,ed By f.nisl PEcK FRorakRs
fyHAMPloH cos wheel cisshss wrsnr.s, aAssAsss
othsrs. fcr s.is b IHui.l PICK sa0raKas
r nArHER-osh ssassd -sad Russsr betting asn
IL and Hsmp Fscktng, for ssas by
AL. pEfk BRornERs.
RSAIRsAsKs Hay, Platter. and Cosstsr scal.,
= eesls seols, ier ate by xn0k Sk0rnnss
Ds ...,. 1s1alL.' for '.'''' r-or p.oru,,s
- FAIRBANKS
eTAHpArp
- 9CALE9,|
- OF ALL Kinds.
1liKBiHxs. GRssHIxAY . %.
$50 . SIS LAKE 81, Chleaee.
SOC MarAst IT., ~. Lsais.
A1rBn CAREFUL TO BuY OILY THE GENUINE.
soldis Kaokuf BY PECK BROfH8Rs. nvs4-ly
NEW, MAPLE sYURp ri ..ls !.
MApLE SUGAR, very choice, in large
NEH FIGS, for sale cheap, =.
I .HOICE POTATOEs-Pssch Blows and
nsshsssoehs - Cax lRsINs.
DAVID g. LOWRY,
BOOKS,
NEWsPAPEns,
MAGAZINES, |
srATIONERY. |
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

Etna Insurance Co., Hartford, .. -, SOC, 600
Home Insurance Co., New York, s,7oo, COO
Insurance. Co. OF N. America, Phil. l,s00, 900
Lorillard Fire ms. Co., New York, l,7oo, 900
international ms. Co., I,200,000
North American Fire ms, Co. NY. o0,ooo
Travellers Insurance Co Hartford, 100000
Railway Insurance Co., Hartford, 100000
Connecticut Mutual Life ms. Co., $4,000, 900
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16
.-,iy,l, md Dcuarturss 4 Ksskak Paskstz
CITY NEWS.

Go to the Concert this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

WARKETD By TELEGRxRM
Chicago Market.
~ r.issrsphI cafcAso. Aprfl Is.
This being the snnivesary Of the ssaasinassos o.
Absnhsn Nneoin, there Vas 10 Dssttng on Change
Ths N, ks4 ON the walk to-day - hfiovs
flour-Insctive nominaiiy unchanged.
What Exdtsd and bno, ant; decidedly higher; y
o41<ez for Ne Z.
Cor nj Better; aeiive and hrn II sal19a
o.ts-Beiter and nrn; qaist at ss5z8so.
Rye Nominal.
Barley -EosinaI; nothing doing.
LArd-Hsld Araer u tuii prices.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

Hsw Herk Asasy narnss.
by fslsgrApAj usw Yopx. Ayril is
Aoney-yery active and arn At per e.at.
sseriinE-sNoK
Cold-Closed ct ssL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

CincsanatS AarRes.
By TslsgYspA.l oncssstsI. April Is
Fionf-rrmes, and In good denas q; faDiiy tIo75
Whss-Ffrner. ssndiag upvaxA - u ~ he
y 50.
Corn-Da,i at ssass for car 90 sar shsl'ed.
Rys-Frm Il u % for No i.
oss-75.
Provisisns-Hsld firmly: nsss PORK III.
LArd-l7.
B.eon-ls11 els,x Tor shoulder; 17NoITh for Gle.
sides.
Baik Ns.s ~ for sAoulaseE l4n for s.Ass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-04-16

MILWAUKEE, aaxkst.
I ~ rslsgraph.I MnvA1xss, April ID
nour-Yirn At 80 for best XXX
whsas-s2 % Tor No ]; 81 81 for No .; advancing.
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sew YorH masAst.
By Telegraph Msw Teas April Is
cotton-Unehanss1; 81 a for niddliD9.
noar-ouist and sttad,; demand chiefly local
whsst- quiet; shippers sud miiiers operats
st the advance paid in the mcrring.
hys-Firm At ~ 20 for western. -
oats-Daii at So for western 10 store.
oornLo~es: du,i II II io1slt< for nav FIXED vest
srn anoat; u is13o for old In stors.
Moss rork-Quist At s2s 1880 for new.
Beef-Activ.; very arm.
Cut Aeats-9ood demand: sansine.
Bscon-Quiet.
Lsrd-Iieavy at lixzA.
Co5ee-Qu
euEsf--firn; ouha iosz4liis.
MclAsss-stsAdy; Cubs &seso