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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-03
Quillings.

Congress passed resolution to adjourn on
the 9th of April.
The Election COMMITTEES has reported Reed
as incapable to take the test oath
Gen. Grant has recovered from late attack
of illness.
The steamer Herman was wrecked on the
23d Fcbruary-two hundred and seventy lives
were lost.
Duke Montrcnsier will be proclaimed King
Of Spain.
Olive Logan responded tn tho toast-"Thc
Gentlemen tha. she didn't know anything
about them.
General Siekes at his own request, has
been ordered before the Retiring Board fur
examination.
y Government donation for the education
Of the colorcd race at the South has been re-
rudiated by Congress.
The war steamers Seminole, Gaiins and
Juniata have been ordered to join the West
India Squadron in Cuban waters. Another
link towards the annexation of that Island to
the United States.
Three colorcd women have Government
clerkships in Washington.
The ram Ston"wall has boon transferred to
the Japanese Government.
W. w. Cocoran is about to erect nam.
motl, hotel on Vermont Avenue, Washington.
Major Davis new Hotel in Columbia, is
nearly completed. 1t will be the handson,cst
cdifcc in Colunbis.
Hon. A. II. Stephens is very ILL.,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-03
a SUBSTITUTE FOR THE 1nox-CLAp oArm

y SUBSTITUTE FOR TIE IRoN-CLAp OATu.
In the. United States Senate on Monday,
Mr.. Sawyer, of South Carolina, introduced
Bill, which was referred to the Judiciary
Committee, prescribing an oath to be taken
by persons who participated in the rebellion
but are not disqualified from holding Office by
the Fourteenth Amendment. 1t enacts that
instead of the oath prescribed by Act of June
2, 1862, they shall take that of Act of July
IL. 1868. The latter oath IS ny follows:
!, "l,--, do solcmnly swear Cor affrn,y
that L will support and defend the Constitu.
tion of the United States against all enemies,
foreign and domestic; that / will bear true
faith and allegiance to the same that take
this obligation freely, without any mental
reservation or purpose Of evasion and that
will well and faithfully discharge the duties
of the Office on which am about to enter.
SO help me God"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-03

sea snundings, it is announced that the bottom,
of the sea, at great depths, is covered by u
continuous mass, extending over mills in
extent, of what may he considered as one
single animal 1t is 'hought to form the lowest
stage of animal life on the globe, and is sup
posed to derive its nonrishment directly from
the mineral world, as in the case Of plants
The new animal has been baptized by the
euphonious name of Bathybius.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-03
HYMENEAL.

M.rniEn-On Thursday evening. a5,h of March,
by the Rev. I. f. wannamaker. Mr.. ARTEMCS
WATSON. Of Edscfeld. =. c., to Miss ANGIE r.,
daughter Of DIR. VI. W. Wanna,asker, Of st. Nat
thews. y. G..
M.nniEp-0n Thursday. .5,h OF March. at th,
residence of the brides mother by Rev. John s.
Hayden. Mr.. GEORGE BRuNSON to Miss MARY
E. SEGREST. All Of Orangcburg County. sc.
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Charleston Merchants rs Advertisers:

S Wu have 'ehehbesh pusaicdt6 khuw how
she tsrrcliaiits ID Chariestui tsbttt 10 ijaild
mp tllsir business INTEREST OF tiis interests of
their ci.y1-wi.hous liberal mud ju,iiciou.
mode of udvcrtlsiug--as a innrt, |. docs lee.
advertising by at least two-thirJs than the In
land. town, Of Macon, da. It Is simply this
miserly way Of advertising of our friend. IL
Charleston that Is carrying tho trade Of our
feansy'to Columbia, Wilmington, Baltimore
aud New York. The city of Augusta has
done more advertising outside of her limits
during the past year than Charleston has in
the past ten years. We send our paper to
.hent eight hundred farmers in Orangcburg
Connty. There farmers l-c on and adjacent
to the South Carolina R,i'so.d, and in ant.
bti11n times the City of Charleston was their
market. The books of the ( RAsaEBuRG
NEWS won't show for the past two years, three
hundred dollars worth Of advertising from that
City. hence, VIC are not surprised that the
trade from our County has remained at home
or sought some other market. A merchant
that is not liberal advertiser will not be libc.
raj to his customers. Our people know this
fact, aud hcnc they read their paper aud fin.l
out from its columns who offers them the most
liberal bargains and they spend their money
accordingly.
In the matter of manures. an article that
is almost exclusively used hy farmers IF the
'seaboard, which hss To- be kept in large guam
titles by those who deal in them, and which
ought TO be brought directly before the eyes
Of the planters, are advertised to limited cx.
tent in the f"nri,r and .\~ms. N"w, where
one farmer III our County subscrbcs for these
papers, there are fifty that take our paper
1t seems to us a very injudicious way to adj
vertise. Advertisements nf interest to farmers.
TO be made to pay, ought to be found in the
columns "f the paper having the largest circu-
latinn with these kind "f readers And to
show how Charleston merchants advertise. we
give the following snppositi.n-n", however,
with any view to lessen the patronage of our
..i.; e::.e.:r;::=::es:
Suppose the ORANGERUnG News circulates
eight hundred copies in 0rangcburs County
exclusively among the farmers-has fertilizers
advertised at cost to the advertiser of one
hundred dollars per annum, aud pays him
u'gut nunureu per r-nt. -1uu supp'sc a
Charleston psper circulatcs one hundred ropirs
and has fertilizers advertised in it's columns at
cost to the advertiser of one hundred dollars
per annum. and pays one hundred per cent
H.rbmm sat-
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-03

The GEORGIA WHEAT CRop-The Rome
(Ga) c0mmercial, Of Sunday, says that tho
whoat crop in that section ia looking fine.
No accident occurring between this and har-
vest, a full crop is expected. Up to tho pre-
sent date, the fruit crop has not been injuredl
Farmers are planting corn aud with unusual
caro- Cotton planting has NOT commenced
with ns. aaoat sae aaAa area Of Land viii
ba planted this as last year.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-03

A..suit ofclotRts taH bS bought In ealt Lake
city for six bushels Bf oats
The new lsrsnsh upera house ut pasis. ny yet:
ibtomplctc has tost alfeady 81 400, ,UUO. 81!
strhe sclpeipsdss have got all thc way west
ward toNCalifornis. @l
There ara fiqc Thousand we'll to do Au,eri.
ruh, residing In Paris.
Frederick tho Greats memorandum book
has recently been suld for s249.
Cincinnati has "Rcd Stocking Base Ball
Club" with 499 active members.
A new cotton factory is to be erected in
New Orleans tn run 10000 spindlvs.
Internal machines" are beginning to make
their appearances in the Cuban war.
St. Petersburg has $500 piano teachers, and
is said to have more pianos than any other
city in the world
The Nicksbnrg papers are discussing whether
mint julrps and gin cocktails were Of ancient
or modern invention
According to the French customs return.
for last year. s20O.OOO worth of v.loripedcs
were exported from that country.
Two women have been elected members of y
srhool committee in West Concord. New Hamp
shire
Kansas has debt of $4,000 900, the
constitutional limit, and population OF
4OU. 900.
Tie Ohio. the third steamer of the Balti-
port on Sunday.
The State of Iowa may be regarded as in an
excellent financial condition: II does not owe
II cont and has surplus of S6:;9 900 on hand
An English astronomer has discovered that
tho temperature of the moon varies alternately
from that Ut motion lead to- that of frozen
mercury.
Minnesota is in luck. It has incxhau.tib!c
spring. of mineral paint. which mo~t obliginyiy
flow reel. green, brown, white aud yellow paint
az the desire of their owr,crs
Melbourne. Australia. has n newspaper that
is printed in Chinese characters edited By an
.il.crine; and conducted by native Of
Burnns Ayers.
Said very old man: "Snmc folks al1ays
complain about the weather. bnt am very
thankful when wake up in the morning to
find any weather at all.
In the Hamburg Pcncntiars. discipline is
maintained in the younger female department
by dressing up offenders in the costume nf
old women, and bani,hing them to the aged
ward.
James VI. Mason of Mason and Sli,lrll fame
will leave Canada in day or two. and cxpc. t-
to be at his old home in Winchester, Va. by
the middle or last of March. So says Yer
mont paper.
LYscm LAw.-Dr. G.. W. Dardrn VIII.
killed Charles Wallace, editor ot the Clipper
Friday night, by purity of disguised men,
who t"'k him some distance from the town,
where they shot and killed him.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-03

WAR VESSELS ORDERED SouTm-Two
iron-clad vessels now at Portsmouth Navy
Yard, have beon ordered by the Secretary of
:ho Navy to be dispatched to the W est India
station. There are no vessels of their class in
those waters, and possible complications with
Spanish Cuban matters require this branch
of service TO be strengthened in that quarter.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-03
OHsANGERU Essa, G0uNTY,

PROB.iTE COURT Ys- 80 49, u.
Ei part, Jacob Fogle, admir- Estate of.S. n. ,Lsps
M HEREAS. Jacob Fogle having filed ,his sse- .,
w titon AMI nnas return in :hi= Gear, pray
ing for letters of dismissal Administrators of the
Estate and Effects Of 8. X. lee, deceaSsiss
Notice is hereby given TO all concerned that on
Monday the 3d day of May next, viii proceed
to grant said dismissal. jjuf7
Witness my hand and seal of Court. this 50th aeg
Of March, \. ID. 1860.
THAD. G.. ANDREWS -
apl st Judge OF Ffoh&ts. i,
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The State of South Carolina.

The State Of South Carolina.
osASdEBrRa YIsHEourx.s7 IzH
John D. D. raircy Bill for Injust'on. 10 sss
Burn. Hy.r. NJ ss s;s. to ,'ssslsss nss4ss. s
ct al. and fur Relief .|! ze
I. appearing to my satisfaction 'tha. Sarah ,rar-
man and Elizabeth iIo olley, two Of the Defendants
in this Case. absent from and reside beyond ths
limits of this State. motion Of Izlar. & Dibble.
csmplainants Solicitors. il is ordered: That the
said Sarah Pullman and Elizabeth HALEY do appear
and plead answer or dcmur to the Compiaiuaut'N
said ill within the time prescribed by lam, or The
said bill will be taken pr" ronrs'o against them.
Clerks Office, | GEORGE BOiIy Err (
Orangcburg. s. g. : 'H ~ ~. .se &C, r.
March 26 1869 J :
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-04-03

AZ recent marriage in Ohio, wedding
present was received of $4,000 in houds,
stocks and money.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

Hostetter's United States Alma for fSe0, for dis
trbutou gratis throughout the United States and all
civilized countries OF the Western Hemisphere, will be
published about first OF January, and all who wish
to understand the tns of health should read
and onder the valuable suggestions 1t contains In adj
dtion to an admirable medicsl treatise the causes
prevention and of great variety of Diseases It
embraces large amount Of Information interesting to
the merchant the mechanic the miner the farmer the
plantar. and professional and thS calculations
have been ade for snch merdtsns ana
most suitable for correct snd comprehensive NATIONAL
CALENDAR.
The nature user, and extraordinary sanitary effects
of Ho6rETTER's sToMACH BITTERs, the staple
tonic and Alternative of than half the Christian
world, fully set forth In Its pages watch in
ersrersed with pictorial Illustrations valuable recipes
for he household and farm, humorous anscdotes, and
other instructive and using reading mstt original
and selected. Among the ANIMALS TO appear with tn
opening Of the year. this ill be Of the most useful
and may be had jor the dkng. Send for copies TO the
Centr Mandatory at Pittsburgh Pa 70 the near
est dealer in HOST ETTKkS STOMACH BIfTht 8. ] he
BITTERS sold in ~ city, town and village and
extensively used throughout the entire civilized
world [dee22-d&w.1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

exArlso.1l n1iae y - T. - eond1c'ss
Is e,ussal salsaasiasn sa1 sAolsscnensss;
whieA aziae ~ = pat down = { ~ No.
,abiisAsl bsyosd shs question 9 whole.
| ful denial. The sharsesss ssrially upon Tho
soneness depends ys1fit i .sry hard and
condition Of th6 10 u k I hole IN ones
thick, III il, on the other hand, it is very
her And soft, that's the ice mot the heid,)
Il has : tendency to yield to the pressure.
By the invieorating exercise Of skating,
.'bumps'' are developed, that are entirely
unknown to Professors Of Phrenology, and
are not marked ont in the chronological
chart, from { fact that great many have
developed themselves since the publication Of
the last journal. Tho "stArs Of heaven are
sometimes used - e6mparis6n in telling
Of the multiplicity Of abody Of persons or
things, but in some cases impracticable SO to
do. For instance you can't use that compar-
ison in telling Of the very large number Of
persons on the ice on Wednesday afternoon,
for with IN increase in the number Of skaters
come dispfoportionate increace of stars.
But this sightseeing BY starlight isn't an
infallabls rule. We know Of young lady,
Who upon her Grst attempt at skating, COM
pletely reverted the order Of things in THIS
particular. She was relating in brief her
First experience in the healihful sport to .
young gentleman friend, and after having
concluded, she was INTERCEPTED BY the young
man q TO whether or not she saw stars. Well,
no, she replied, she dida'tsee any stars; she
saw her skates though.
It is said, too, tina. the park or rink or the
open field, % the case may be, affords .
splendid opportunity for cupid TO exercise
himself, consequently love it = big thing on
| ice.
| In Holland, as we are automatically in-
formed, the lad who straps on young lady .
skate, especially upon the first day Of its
wearing, is generally allowed to kiss the
maiden on the forehead, or even cheek some
times, IA little cheek 10 indispensable to the
successful accomplishment Of that perform
ance), and it need moi. be said that this is 4
ceremony for two, in reference to which the
maiden has quite made up her mind before
the ice arrives. The lassie can refuse help
from ~ many a. she likes, but she must u
last show preference. Now, if the youpa
ladies Of Keokuk would adopt some such
formal mode Of procedure how many gen
teel and accomplished professional skate
Ibucklers we would have. Their name
would be legion. And now, fully awake te
the importance Of advertising, and after hav
ling opened the way for some final announce
ment We fully intended to make when W
started out We will state that the writer
which is ourself, by which you will know, o.
lcourss, who we mean-has for sale at manu-.
facturers' price, discounted 10 per cent, .
pair of skates. We went on the ice with
them, and they gained the ascendancy, so We
want to sell EN-. II not sold before spring
they will be offered at auction.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

TIE u. P. Congregation Of this city had
. very pleasant reunion ct the house of their
Pastor, Rev. las. Brum, on Tuesday evening
last. The honse.. Ms filed BY the young
and the old, all.of whom seemed anxious to
testify their respsct fos their Faster, who so
Justly merits Ne essssm Of his people and
the whole comnusity.
Ample Justice WAS done 70 bounteous
supper provided BY The families ofthe church
Ailsr psayss Asd sineiae, Mr.. Smith Hsmill
prsssobsd - the Doctsr purse Of sis which
b asksa him y Aeesps 49, slisht testimo>
pal from ths. msnbsrs md adhsrsnts Of his
church sftAsir Appreciation Of his services
and labsEsasA Gospel Minister.
The Doseor responded in itting terms. He
said il w. sslirsay unexpected and was In
deed ., surprise. He accepted it not SO
much tos T. intrinsic value - for the assur-
ancs i esss him II The confidence and re-
gard Of bis people.
Gsa. Dspce then offered this sentiment
THAT " I'll hope that the Doctors life may
b much longer aud bis happiness much
greater than the purse we have presented to
him.
Music, vocal and instrumental, wss the
order Of the evening, and ct somewhat id,
vancsd hour the assembly dispersed, after
wishing the Doctor and his excellent lady
long life and prosperity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

DLAeKwoop's MAoAxIxB for December
which i No. s4s Of nsga, unitss with other
voices q ths ssasoa in reminding rs that
tios i passing awAy. Al hs passes he leaves
his aark On most Of us; but who bears up so
we'll seaisst Ais soocA - our old friend MaeA?
for city year, nenthly visitor to some Of
", and Jet showing no signs Of impaired
strength. This number is fitting close for
the issues Of the past year, which, taken Il
together, have been Of moro than average
merit, furnishing . large amount not only Of
entertaining but Of substantial literature.
Hare are the contents: Doubles and Quits .
. Comedy Of Errors, Part II very anu
siag story Of mistaken identity. Historical
SksGchss Of the Reign Of George 1.-THE
Sailse aaeaAss Of tAoss graphic descriptions
which bring past scenes and characters be-
fore 70 - in . picture. The present paper
gisss . sketch Of Lord Arson and his memo
iabls voyage. KinslAke's History Of the
War il The Crimea-Those Who cannot Of.
ford 70 purchase this book viii find good
substitute for it In this review. Dean Mil.
man-A biographical sketch. Cornelius
0'novd-A continuation Of those favorits
hoh1 s1kilical oemnsnts on carrsat ideas and
ssga1s. Nhaejs = cone Of il f--An a1ticls
on the political situation Of England.
Reminding our friends that among the hos,
Of periodicals. asw soliciting tksir attention,
Blackyood's NaeAsiss hos N suissns claim,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

RIcKxY's REAL ErArE BULLETIN for
January, 1869, copy Of which is before rs,
comes ont in glowing colors, : regular be-
spaagled holidsy-elothed sheet, containing
the ordinary amount Of reading matter and
prsssating ito usual neat typographical sp-
pearance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

PErHoLEuN V. NAsBY terms Barrett
Vegetable Hair Restorative the " Fountin
Nv Youth, !" and he is not the only instance
whore it has "made the old man young
aeain." II 10 warranted in every case to re-
store he hair 70 it, natural color, and is =
beautiful dressisg.- Wheeling I~telligencT.
dkw1w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

BoAsssss.-A few 'boasden, with fur
nishsd rooms, If wished, can be accommoda;
ted With good board BY applying It Mrs. FAR
ris', between Fifth and Sixth, on Blondeau
streeG 2O-2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

RExovED.-L. J. Adams l. Son have re-
moved tAsir Insurance. Office from the cor
nes q Main and Second 10 tho corner Of
Min md Third. Their present Office is over
Deans Boot and Shoe Store. 2stf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01
BatcheIor's Hair Dye.

Thissplendld Hair Dye il tho best In the world; the
only and perfect Dye; harmless reliable instanra
neous; disappointment; ridiculous nts; remedies
he Ill effects Of bad dyes; invgoratss and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, blacR brosen. Fold by all
Druggists and and properly applied at Batch
iore's " ig Factory, No Is Bond street, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

!. o. O. F.-kssalAf meeting Of Pncke-
chstnck Lodge No. -, this evening 1t u
O'Clock. LII tAses b. full attendance Il
this, the 6rst meeting In the New Year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

SIscE Fur Goods are still in demand il will
b we'll for you TO bsaf in mind the fact that
the bsst haagains 10 that line are to be had st
j. o. yoorhiss I Bros.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

VIZ learn that Mr.. 81. Copeland Of this
city, an industrious and energetic msn and !
practical mechanic, has formed eopartner.
ship With Mr.. Emery, Of Hanilton, for the
purpose Of establishing : Planning Mill and
Sash, Door, and Blind Fsctory. A portion
Of The machinery has already bssn purchased,
and operations will be commenced q soon
q ~ necessary preparations cas be made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

LosT.-On Main street, between End and
9Th, or johnson street, between Sd and 9th,
Ksokuk, Iowa, On December oath, 1868, !
Gold LAYER Watch and Chain, with J. S. on
the outside case. The finder will be liberal
y rewarded BY leaving it ct the Gate City
Ohice. 27.5t
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

Tas Post OmcA>>>
\. y. 70 4ny day, the closing ono Of 1868
-aso1y u termed success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01
Dec, 20, 1858.

Esas-2s.
PouLrar-Live Chicken, s. 90 to s. 90 a dor.
dressed chickens to Sc per ID
dres.edturkeys l2ac per ID
aAME-QuaiIs 81 IS to '5per dor; prairie chick
ems - 50@3 90 per dog.
SoHsHuM-45t to 55c per gallon.
PorAroxs-90c to 81 p bushel.
SWEET PorAross-N None in market.
OsIoss-sl IS to 81 so per bush.
LARD-City cured l7slscper n. Country cured
$50 to lie perth.
BsKswAx-30 to 38c per Id.
TALLow-In.bbls, 1oc per h.
rRArnKRs-Prime Soc to zee per h.
RAas-Cotton, Sc per ID.
WaIfR BEANs-Common to good 81 90 to SO
vInseAR-15c per gal.
CHIBss-Good country lec. Factory zoo.
BRAN-In demand at 98c per 100 lbs.
FRuIrs-Grsen Apples 81 90 to s. 90 per barre
Dried Apples II to l4c per ID. Dried
Peaches, Il to l6c.
SxKBs-Timothy dull at 81 90 to 10. Glover
81 SO. Flax seed 81 so to 81 rs.
OILs-Coai oil $50. Linseed, raw4l 10, boiled
$1I5. Lard, No. l 81 SO, No.2 81 40
Fish 81 10 to 81 20.
LIvn SrocK-Bcet Cattle So so to 81 90 gross
Hogs, good lots, 81 to S. 90 gross
Sheep Is gross.
BAcos-City cured canvssssd hams Sal %, shoul
dsrs l3c, clear sides lie Country cured
hams lac; shoulders lao; sloes IOzc.
PoRK-Mess 70 to $50 per Dbl.
WooL-Tub washed As to 4qc.; fleece DO fn'
IS to 42c: unwashcd, rs to Csc.
HAY-Timothy choice in active demand a. from
SIT % to ia 90 per ton. Prairie So o.
to IS 90.
WOODS 50 to So 50 per cord according to quail
ity, in good demand.
HIpEs-Green, 74e; do sailed 9ic; dry flint 1876
do salt loo per ID.
SALr-Laks IS 2o@3 IS. Ohio River So q
aLA..-sxio Is 50. R.t.sdi,ooanted SIS to Al
per cent.
NAILs-$5 rs rates.
Bar IRos-4!c, rates.
GROCERIES.
SrGAR-Rehned white A. l6c, refined white 3
1910; New York extra G, ISL; yellow c
15 crushed, lie; N. 0. 13 to l4c.
MoLAssEs-B elchers Sugar House, 75c; Belcher't
Golden Syrup, 81 10; Plantation, 81 90
Sorghum, 45@55c.
CorrEE-Rio, fair &c; prime 23c; choice 24@ 25c;
Old Government Java, SIC; Imitation,
32c.
Ric South Carolina, loA; Rangoon, 1oi.
TEAS Young Hyson, 81 25@1 so; Imperal, 81
4o@l so; Black, 81 0o0 so.
I; superior Palm, y.
CAsDLEs-star, IS; Tallow, IA.
MAcKEREL--No hf bbls, 81 90; No do, 50 SO
Family mackerel, hf Dbl, s. 90; White
w ~ 80 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

On Wednesday the channel Of til river 1t
Davesport was still open.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

II the fullest and broadcast significance Of
the tssm, W wish every reader Of the GATE
ClrY Happy New Year. Not ono Of your
formal msaninelsss salutasions, but one Of
the Simon Pure, prompted BY motives Of an
instructive character
Al Il customary Ne shall shut up shop to-
day In order that oil hands may have an OPP
postaaity q enjoying one Of the very few
holidays sIlsstsd a. consequently no paper
will bs issued from this ONCE tomorrow
morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01
Financial and Commercial.

KDOEUx MARKET.
Corrected daily by ssow 4 HuBER, Comm issior
Merchants, Second street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01
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Shaker Jeans Tweeds &c. &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1869-01-01

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