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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28
nene Sn9enDaS acber
ma feinfn Mbbllhnnaerl.

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GRnfM'S GOBLINS NIT farbigeR @iIbern pon grHifs
liant. S9Sn gebunoeu IN Semen NIT @oI6s
ffemyeIn. 4rets 81 80.
SNOW BERRIES, gebi6fe nno YTOfa fir bic neent,
ron Aliee earn. 1tit sstllifratiouen. 6etn &c
bllnben N 2einpdib. Bfets II. 90.
QUEER LITTLE PEOPLE, GrtdblMngen uon
6uHoen, 3asen uHh AfjeM ucH 0arrtet Bse9er
Stove. W9it rieIen MbbtI6nneen. 4reis $50.
RAINBOWS FOR CHILDREN, bgrdnsgegsb ben
pom apeia Tedria Ggtlb, ftetm 6Anrtc NIT ~ 81
Iaifrnttcnen. Stb5ner 2einens Ginbn1o. PretS
$50.
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mmn Stntsem, non @rnce Gxeenwrccs NIT Mns
btlbungen. GIeeanier aelHensGtnbancs Yrets
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8eibna6ts gff9eufen eeeienef, pafrdtbig. Die 3 r.
ausaeber ieHoen bieieIben fur 6te ange0ebeneu Yrse
porfofr an irgeHo cine Abreie.
Etdncr y. Bleles, gsrlassEanbIer,
tye ba f2i Fremont cir. Bottom
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28
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SHanslie Gnbgaiss aus QfaiIleit; tie6ort pan ieber
m @sbrar9 esrpeieib seReilt, esq $50
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28


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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28

czarbsu fiIr FARMER unb Ahnfre,Die Grafton
~ mineral T6fben 6cpdglte ptrIeftleen BE befte,
a,lt eradicate NIT reiHe1H eenidmsn Del permf9te
Multride Sdnern f0-15 Sabre; fe TT pom elmer let9s
In cine CRIME, bIeierne, ften, oIfpe ober gebe BEN
@eIHmad rad reEdnbert iuerben. etc III nnUeM0bar
fir 6dnfer, SAennen, Tenjeits @agen, GiHers Mders
bauGerdfbes &amasRootfs &ilfe, letnlene tnD 2olss
BIDDER bd ffe FtserGtdber tft) Mmh Ma@Sti@er 1eiii
Eabrisant bet ~ leEaen sabre 5000 YlnD eebEaHdD
inb fann tH Easser &laiiteiidt itnb 6eihgfeit Ron
Dollars per 5ab BON 300 9fiiub, far ben FARMER fir
sSohrf aenaene. 9ian fenbe fiir Elm Gyetlar pe6es
ale er1iisfdbte H5tuHtt etebt Refine III ddt % fei
benn, lie babe bas 0ef9aitssei9en: gsaitcn 9snefaI
CASTE. 9brefIe:
DANIEL BTDWEII,
sss 6w asp earl ssyabe, Re Oft.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28
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liitb ftttanltS yfatttco Ndpsll itp be Dlatticos
rfniprihnna. SSf perQlteten 6eAes 10 ale mibtsed
1tei,a iiS ais erfrlgoS er,rteiet tobes pfrh hirc
6Ie Der 9lIs5enbjtt 0tiel6 et
sIt or. gcDra, ber bertlblnte sspssiali penbetf e
Del ms Bic Gapfeti DeraItetsn dsii II An0
hing aebradgt. MI - &
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G6gefiel6 llll6 8entndD
Giitnbabll. ~
s1afbeilIe unb Mfenapbis einie.

SlafbDille nnb Wfenapbis 2inie.
Die f9nelfte rnb snperIdbIi5ffe gioute mad Nem
pbis, SnnboIof, Gairp itnh ale Buntte i'm @eiteu.
2ng uerIGft Naibpile uul lis Gadmittags unS
errei5t @empbts ON fol9enben aRorsen am iibrl
gerl6bt Wernpbis nm nbr Mbenos unb erreiGbt
NafbuiHe am n6dfen 8Drmittae 10 ubr. A
Der Ills 9a9mittaes Bug madt eenanen 2tlr
ibIuB in 9umbsIbt mi ben Shgen Der 9eobiIe uno
Dhio Gienbabn fir ale iibIidben quntte. GbeufalI5
matbt er 8enenen Nni@luB in humboldt NIT 8iigen
fit Cairo, st. 2euis ino ale ruefdfben guaftes,
Sieie 2inie lit NIT eIegonten S3Iafuagen uet{ehen
1T u gutem iaHrbnre 3itanfe nnb 1T pprbetegtst,
saasiers il,b 5rd9f f8nel arb pitAftIt4 AZ bef6ys
Der II s& ~
ESbcntaS S0anarD,
h inI25 Seal. Stlp't. o. Il. q. GiFenbabn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28
0ifettbablt.
Office esa ReeeioerS unn GupePintenbeutenl
Vt. II. u. Sc. 6 items abnen,
sn...L.s Wnfhniue. Te11ff.. ben 10 &nnunr 1863


Office bss Neceioers unr Guperintenneutenl
VI. II. y. 50. fenbabn
Naibsiue, Senn,, ben IL. Sanuar 1862
Bon l.nb mad sonntag, ben IL. s. anmar 1868
werben tdsli9 8spei 4aasiersii9e in fosenber Orbs
nuitg Iaufen.
8erlaiien Rai5piHe UNI 5.25 o. n. unb $50 81. 81.
@rreidlen 9idman UNI .1t.25 81. 81. uns SEQ Q. Nf.
Berailen 9idmnn I'm. 7.30 9. M. 'mito $40 81. 30.
Grrei9sn gafbuiLe UNI 2.30 g. 81. M,lb 80 .. N.
Stefe Stge MAIDEN genauen Mn6luB in NcaeRsie
nit ben 3ugeu Der NempbiS unb 2oIspiHe Giienbabn
fir Smmbolbt, Nempbts, 8idsburs. Stem DrIeane
uno ale Tnntte i'm Sibweiten; IN Union Gitp nit
ben 3igen Der MobiIe unb ObiO llub Ns,p Orleans
nnb Obio Giienbabnen fir 4abucab, Srenpn, Eenn.,
ddio, Eenn, aRobiIe, AIa., Cairo, ct. 2ouis, Gbis
cago Mno aIe guntte i'm Glben unb 3or 1peiten;
IN 6tdtnan nit ben 9ampfbooten Der atlantic un6
9ifitiiippi una Ter Memrb bis unb st. 2onia 9adet
Gompagnien, 9ampfbooten erftee Rlafe fir ale
9untte ober iinb intern Miffilipp; in HlibpiIe
NIT ben q. inb g., g. anb g., N.nnb 9. unb g. nro
Sc Giienbabneu. @
1902 NeiIen Die tarssfte @Oute aas ct. aouig.
4 @ gssg stI:ans.
Sabrprei 10 biutg ME bic iuisten gaiaee g@Iafs
rDager an alien Hadtsigen. 0epdd bur9marfirt.
Sidets 5i pertouen IN Der Office Der Gitp transfer
Company, Norbpsft Gde @berrp un6 GbMr1 SfraEe
rno IN benz &aibpile tnS Chattanooga Depot in
Iafbpile, Ienneiiee.
1850 2SSin. 50. Shines,
9feeeiner inb General Supertntenben.
ian12 ba Der q. u. q. %. giienbabu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-28

III pus einsae 8ernt5gen. bas GItern ibren &inesrH
oeben f6nilen, bo bafeIbe ne perloren gehen eani
fa,tfi rno beftdflhe bel Der Anwenhung nebr sBrtt
erb1It Siee Gr5tebung fanu man in Der
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Sirep hipophosphite de chaux (uiitet'
Observation-Disclosures &altfprup. ....sl' !
Oieiss nsie AeiInfiteI ipiftt bel GNs
berctcSe mad G6minbiRfbt, teFeHs eefdbrgiAeEe
Spmptonte 80 Effort bsietttgt. 60,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

Tia K,cxvills Yslr nys Of The charges
mad, 81 ~ Coppsrhsads against Governor
ssu.s dsriag his tsrm Of once: " 70 thsse
~ cheeeoths Rspublisaa prss q he
49, sivsnennpasAsissl5 iisfis aiEsstiss
ana Gsvstsor Stnns himself hAa bssn con-
teat . avait the cless Of his administzstiou,
saais6sd 1T ~ Adslty Of his ofheias c.
rssr woala thea BE- manifest and would COM
plessly s;lsncs thess impataticns. His jsdf>
nsns IL This respect NJ approved b be rss-
sonal and political ffisnds; and probably sap
fc,beerapcs ~ juaicioaa. Had one pAfsie-
- sHi.f =; II II eorresAssa hisshosd. hsan
overwhelmingly rsfuted, another, equally sps1u
cious, would havs risen. The coure Of s.
isuce NJ Il Ieass ~ essisst foiiowpd. TO
Ave replied 70 - eharss would hs,s sssab-'
l;shsd ! precsdsns for vssa amount d need
hes and sselso discnssion.
aTks msansst and most proaisats political
parsisanaAip nevsr enjoyed moro perfect
innurisy sAAa did that torrsat Of Copper
head abuse which, especially in this ssc'ion
Of the STATE, assailsd Govsra,r 6toas d fins
the last campaign; and perhaps never ID the
object Of such abuse pass through the trying
ordeal Of On ardpops political and official CO.
rsey viii greater evidences Of successes and
public approxal than hsve been bestowed up
on Governor Stones administration.
"A prskac.sd nssting is in prosrsss q
he NJ. K. Church, in KssfAsquA
!, --TAs 6atA3s T.~lelss. pitctes into the
House for voting the members forty daiiies
each. That's right reddte vel help yoa
next time. ee,s ets sea ase.s ~
Tho Council Bluffs Nssparid urges )
Registry hw.
The Council Bluffs Nonpariel sars; TT
Is said thai The Chicago, Rock Island I Pc
ci6c Railroad purposes to soon put Oh ~
line refreshment car. That strikes a. -
being grand Improvement. We see no rea-
sca Why fhs plsa i mot psactiubls, sn5s Il
70, ii win ssrsainiy I'D srsstly 70 tn SOM
fort Of travelling.
The Censrsville Citlz<a says; General
F. NJ. Drake informs Us that be and Colonel
N. EAylyvins have been attsadipg meetipgs
In the Interests Of the Southern Iowa Rail-
road. They held meeting q Bloomfield,
Friday; At Pulaski Saturday. and at Milton,
Saturday night They had crowded houses,
and The peopls seem to manifest good deal
Of interest IN he railroad, and the prospscts
are fatiering. At each place committees
we're appointed to canvass for stock. =
Tho Citizea boasts Of rapid growth and
great improvements in Cen,ervilfe. Judge
Noors Of Appanooss county has granted
over three hundred marriage licenses in two
years. So nays the Citizen.
The Eldora Ledger, which always dishes
up capital local column, says: "ar. Jas
Hadols in Union township has boz baby
not quite Eve months old which now weighs
6ity pounds He is 10 fat he can scarcely
wiggle. We doub. If there Is anything in
the county that can beat his.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01
THE IOWA LEGISLATURE.
sixrEEsTH DAY.

SHSATE.-Ihe following petitions we're in.
trodseed:
Senator Traverse, petition in the form 0!
q resolution from the Board Of Supervisors
OF Davis county, praying for the abolishment
Of the Supervisor system, and the suhstita-
ton of the Commissioner system in lieu
thereof.
Senator Walden. petition from citizens OF
Appsuoose on the same subject.
Also petition from the bar OF Appanoose
county asking that the jurisdiction Of county
cosr,s be increased
Senator Paryin, relative to the suppression.
of dental qaackefy.
Senator Woolsen. memorial from mem
beers Of the bar from henry eoanty, asking
the repeal OF the transfer Law.
Senator Woolson introduced = bill FOR m
act allowing an accused party in criminal
case 10 give evidence in bis own behalf.
Senator cattell. bill for An act in relation
to Insurance Companies under the laws of
Iowa.
Senator Oliver, bill for an act to provide
for The early publication and distribution OF
the laws Of the 18th General Assembly.
Senator Wright, bill for an act I'd amend
Art 3, Chap 81 Of the Rev of 1850, and
Sec 2. Chap. IA Of the laws ofthe 18th Gem
eral Assembly relative TO the Iowa AEriculsa-
raj College.
Senator Oliver, b.l for an act to anthor>
ize the Register of the State Land Office to
deliver patents to parties who have purchased
land from the Des MONIES River Improve
msnt Company, when the original certificates
hare been lost or destroyed
A communication from Attorney General
O'Connor, transmitting All opinion relative to
the taxing Of banks. The opinion 81 the At
49, al IL -
shares may be taxed for State and municipal
purposes.
Senator Powers presented report of the
Committee on Judiciary The committee
report favorably on the bill granting to the
United States Government the right OF way
around the lower rapids Of the Mississippi on
the lows side.
Senator Patterson moved 10 suspend the or
der Of business and take up the bill nov.
Carried
The bill was then taken up, and on motion
Of Senator PattersoB, was read third time
and passed-yess &c, nays none.
Several committees reported. Then the
bill for an act to provide for the early com
pletion of the Chicago, Rock Island 3 Pacific
Railroad Was taken np. A debate ensued in
which Senator'S Reed, Dond, Cotsell, Meyers
Casaday, and Woolson participated, hut
pending the discnssion the Senate adjourned
In tho House several petitions wess pre-
ssnsed asking The passage Of : more stringent
liquor law, and one asking license Law. A
petition from Floyd county, laraely agned BY
dealers IN liquor. was presented askiBg the
entire suppression Of al drinking houses;
also one to authorize cities of the firss and
second clsss to establish Gre frnita a sub.
stitnts was reported for the bill reinbursine
l A pnannfse and athsr rosnf;n. nn-~.>..e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

TIE Ladies Of the Benevolent Society have
appointed second Promenade Concert 1t
Gibbons Hall on Friday evening next. The
proceeds to constitute fund for the relief
of the poor of Keokuk. Let our public hold
itself in readiness to do the generous thing
on that occasion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01
pInanoi.l nd Commercial


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co., coz ~ ly. g s. u 8 Z: i IT, =
RSs.-- e ~ is.sadF & q Pe{ So.
sPSpLs a -s0hS1sns, &bsaA ezteo 81 Rss IS
s rsrfsys 12tol7le pr ID; dasts s.ss Pr dos
reese 4.3s to ~ ~ Aes.
6onnnun-ksw. Is - ~ pr tsllon.
PorA1oss-so 70 u e5 bushei.
LAaD- liz = IL pr y
BsnswAx--see psrib.
TALLow--In bhls, os3loess - per ,,
FsA1aEas-Prims SOC 70 65s per 70.
kAes- ouetou, 81 pr III ~Otis. 10 pr N.
Wnr1s BsAxs-Comnon to god ) r. -. scarce.
rsssSE--0ood aosaisy Is = lie. Rastsry lss.
BaAs--scarcs and in ds.ass; y ~ Isl tersr
lNo lbs.
rsrns-Green Apples 81 % to 81 40 Per bush
81. Choice Dried Apples 70 70 Per -.
Dried Peaches,9 to lof.
SaxHs-T imsthy y NJ - + %. cisv@ " ".
Pax seed 81 Is.
& !! y Il Linz! 1s:ss 80, e. b. bi''. .s
LIZ, e = c...l. sst - !. u = gr....
Hogs, good lots, Is toI Is rs gross. slsst
q q = = 8. ~ Ased. yel Calves
sAsos g. I.%. to 81 safalssr. Z ss.'''
woot-Tub Washed - 70 49,; Asssss 10 Ar
1B0sss sn~ashsd, 10 70 4ee.
HAr-Tinosh4 y sstiss ssre9d :. IRON g - =,
to I'll " per tpn. Prairis - ~ 70 20 "
Woop--ss - y - - par ssra, aseasaiasse ssa%
its, dsu.
Hrpss-arsea, Ia; do cared &C.; dry Aint lss;
- nh Ne pr ID.
EALf-IAks - 30 y - %. $3.50.
I0IAse--sKae % -. kasss diseosnAsA % pr
esnf.
NAiLs-SS ~ tstss. :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

OsR new made friend 0scanyan left JESTER
day, going Southwark and Eastward upon his
lecturing tour. He will return next season,
God willing, ana lecture before the Associa-
ton again. Then, We that write and you
that read, will, il this mortal remain to us
Ito what series offs is our life morgaged!
BE glad to meet him. and hear him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

nav I sFx Asnsy Market.
~ Telegraph ASw Yoas. Jan 81.
Monet Ba.isr Il "a per csnt fSs call leans.
eter!fns-tirm atekDlo.
osaA-CioseA 1t sot<Ak
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

A HALr-DozgS Latter-DaY Nimrods were
seen TO star, yesterday from Young Ameii-
can headquarters on an expedition. We
don't know what will come Of it. But =
friend OF oars, disguised with the presentfe FEM
mime fashion Of excruciaiingly long dresses,
assures us that it is the easiest thing in the
world now to get upon the trail of dear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

Mas HEiM1cg, says the Plaindealer, re-
siding in Washington township, was badly
burned on Friday last. She is subject to
fainting fits, caused, so we are informed, BY
sick headache. She was sitting before the
FIRE on the day in question, when she was
seized with one, and fell head foremost into
the FIRE. But for timely aid she would hare
burned to death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

Chicago MaSAEs1 @~
- 1ssEmSA.1 oscAss. hs u
4 rssv--ssns nod.nsly = riss ssos ~snS sAs.sssz
f9I<srse sons saiss,
wksat-prii, and abon. 10 lover. No u iaNii1s
Nc closed sas3: s-isrs " o., buyers .. 81 eex
Corn -stesiy II sl5<a2 for neu' koiss
ostx--Lowss snd asisi n ssls
R3s-si @aesfor kot.
riley ess sestss sd Irregular at ~ eseie Tor
Hcs.
sately active nd arD<s On nesslf al
sriss nes. pork szs :: for standard. sSHsoc higher
on ehnies brsrds
IArd-In good denAn&Df f3aL
Greea Asst.-IH ksffsx dsDans u fST hama, 10 4 hs
shszsdvrs-
dressed Hogs--Qntats buJsTss.k pr scseessen, Clos
II. aai =, 7sas 20. aa-i.iag 90 "a.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

THERE was one Of the liveliest and jolliest
and best Of school exhibitions At Buck 8
College," near Fort Madison, on Tuesday
evening. The scholars acquitted themselves
capitally, and everything passed OF in the
fnra1,aef
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

Is THEIR New Hoxf-The engine, hose
carriage, and all the traps belonging to
the Rolla Fire Company have been taken
from the old quarters and snugly housed in
the new building, which the city has lately
provided for this company. The Rolls is an
efficient company, is we'll officered, has .
membership Of respectable men, and we hope
the day is not far distant when the City Coun.
Gil will see the proprietY Of dispensing entire
~ with the hand engines now in use and pur-
chase another steamer, and place it in the
keeping Of the Cattaraugus fremen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

C. L. SIBERIAN, with damsel, to whom
he would be joined in holy mstrimony, being
en- route for Missouri, where they thought
they could be married without license, came
TO Fort Madison. and stopped at the hotel.
They were registered as C. L. Searless and
Sister. Bat in The shades Of night when
deep sleep had fallen upon them, the Sheriff
of Mapello county came and snared EN-.
The goddess c. L. had been guilty Of several
successful md unsuccessful forceries IN OF.
tumwa. Wherefore has the majesty of the
law put Cupid to lucklesa fight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

VKscIIL, JOKES l. Co. have all those nu-
merous brands OF goods for gents wear, such
as Beavers, Broadcloths, Doeskins. Meltons,
Harris silk mixed, de-, and their facili>
ties for furnishing a suit = are equal to
those of any other Merchant Tailors in the
city. Their supply of lighter articles of gen.
,lemen's toilet is extensive. Go TO the cor
ner Of Third and Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

F1RE.-Parson's Hotel, at Dallas City, was
totally destroyed BY FIRE on Wednesday even.
ing. The furniture was saved. Loss not
known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

USE DR.. Mason Vegetable Compound for
purifying the blood. Sold BY G. W. Christ
field. lfebiS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

Mn. j. W. ALBRlaHr is solicited by MANY
Tax Payers TO be candidate for Mayor at
the next municipal elections At Fort Madison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

Mr.. JAMES EAps, of Green Bay township,
cut his foot so badly with m axe the other
day that il will probably make life-crippis
NJ him. So saws the Plaindeater.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

OUr of population Of some three miIlions
in London only some thirteen thousand per
sons are entitled to vote.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

ey TsiegrsIh-l eY. Lorss. Jan al.
Floar- Firm but quAts saas Of &xtz Is So Xxx SO
eli o. XXX to chnies ~ eois 3o
wbs4t-Qulss and unchanged. k2za3 for pine to
ehoiae red aud white Winter.
Corn-fo demand for shsiisd, pit at about IS
witch -ellsvs refine: ear 1879.
oats-yery daiI II CO 40;
Barley Little Offering srring ~ s.; ehoscs fall 81 %.
Rye--Scarcs, hald Il IS.
Enthusiastically sh hish4 psh hsid II 81.
Lard - i'm at la5<Ei3;4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01
Mi.ua.k.. nsrA.,.

D fsiesrsph.l MILWAUKEE,. Jan 81
r,oar-sirr; eli, * $40 90 $40 IS; eeurty doss q
Ola co. Y 81 s54o2s
WHEAT Dahl Al & osts for No II ~ % for so2.
Oats Quiet 1t 81 ion ho7
Corn-steady II - fcF nsw shsIsea.
Dressed Eoss-Frm at eo& ".
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CITY NE ..

PETER CARrwRIGsr 10 in his SD year, and
has been preaching over sixty years.
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Arc7ioS.-J. A. Wallace will sell, this
day at IL a. NJ, large stock Of Clothing,
Oyercoats, Dress Coats, Pants, Vests, and
Gents Furnishing Goods; new bed couch
es, second hand furniture, DC.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-01

THE skating park on the river opposite
Bondeau street was crowded yesterday af-
ternoon. Gay aud festive young men, bright
eyed, saucy urchins, and rosy, laughing,
roguish girls were there, and all in the best
of humor. The day Was one OF the most de-
lightful of the season. as tbs mercury in the
thermometers paid it's respects to thirty
degrees above zero. That skating park is a
good thing. but wouldn't it be better thing
II Tia proportions were enlarged
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MAcSoI.iA Warns - dehsksfaltcslSt -
rsiee jan23-sh-n tn0wvN
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kuRrz's ARTEs,AS WELL-For . long
time Mr.. kurtz, ofthe Plank Road Brewery,
has been sinking an Artssian we'll with the
hope of reaching water, but so far the fluid
persists in lodging the efforts Of the borers.
Bat the failure don't seem to discourage Mr..
Kurtz, and he intends to fight it ont on that
line until success crowns his efforta--a ven
commendable persistency. Thesuperintend.
encJ of The work is under the control OF Mr.
A. s. Curtis, who is sinking the we'll BY con.
tract. Thus far he has bored $50 feet. The
cost Of boring has averaged Sc per foot. Tn,
entire cost up to date is little over $4,000
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Cbseags Live steeH nsrses,
~ Tsiexsspt.i ca.ssss 1sa. u.
Hssy-Rrsipts loss Market asnss and shaSs Hrn-
~; al offerings sold II rsnEs kocf s. for light 70 AZ
tsx kesry
Cafils--Rceipts 10. ons dross ssusytng l2os sold
q - Tor rosd. shfSlirs cattle acid ST 49, fr light
medium n srs sold st So -
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Straycd or stolen.
IRON the subscriber on the night Of the
- 2nd last.
Il c0Rpry MApF prNv
'ORREL MARE PONY,

Aboxt nine years old; name falls on Ien ride shed
al arouni bt.Daed right hip. Any p~rsoa return
ing sAid Pnuy, surnsking such Information ~ vii
LEAD 70 her recss ~, viii be suitably rewarded.
WI. FULTON.
Jan7dH No. s. Esip-st Keoknk. Iowa.
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BscLE SAN ia . very meshodical char.
There came here the other day the Postal
Commissioner from Chicago He came here
TO bring . postoffice key; small afair
about the size Of . valise key; our friend
Pipercan make ~ good one on twesy min
utes' notice. Ithad turned up loose in Chi.
caEo naiisack. And the Department u
Washington instrnctedshim that il hsd besu
receipted for IN bulk Of several handre a
that had becn forwarded 70 our postmaster
for distribution among the Iowa Offices, end
that It belonged to little corner -rosds post
Office away up 10 Central lows. So special
commissioner had to take the key in charge
and bring ii here, and it has been forwarded
to It's proper destination.
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TyHE pshltr are hssby fsscrnsd that Mr.. G. n
0ACOM8ER
Ia the Exclusive Agent

our Machines for KsoA nj and vicinity. II y impos
tr any othse AgsHts u other MAcAinss - brocure
Machines In issitimste OF honest way.
TIE SINGER MANFa CO.,
as 6road gsy. Nsv Ys-a