davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-17

15e2la " 81 FAl+ =&
l'Rofsa sTKr.--Ne see tina, a bill has
been introduced By Mr. Adams iii the lower
branch Of The Legislature of Alabama, 10
protect isie Stale against abolition school
teachers The bill provides that The County
sapeflli'eildetl shall moi giant q license 10 ans
person male ~ female, 10 ieach school ID the.
paale, stliess 'the applicant has been i resident
oIAilcs State tar len years. ff the Snperi.-
tendetts Should viola,e Inc provisions Of ,hp
oall. They will be subjected to a fue Of not less
Than Two nor more Than five hundred dollars.
I Every Southern STATE should adopt d SINH,
iar y o'lls 70 protect Itself against this yast and
increasing q influx Of abolition tinbfands within.
its limits.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-17

EeoR SALE. OR RENT.-1he =. 49,
4 t3it.ee House, and the opelopsas "
tieties. Apply TO .en.up
.Opelansas, January 2, 1855. -
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-17
TOYS Toys!
CHRlSTMAS and New lear's presents-a large
assottncnt just received by
nee. II. i,5A. P. h.. HEBRAiH3.

7|
HIGH WATER ARRANGEMENTS,
Ii The fast running aud regular ~
packet. steamer ~ ~. +.
@I.auajIli Ter. Master. viii leave Washing
ton every SUNDAY II e,Sla,k 4. W.; ana leave
The Fast running ana regular Park"t Steamer
ANN GpaRisEF. j, 4. gepr- NFte vii ,yase
Wtsafagaen every WEDNESDAY Ct ~ 4,
IT.. ana leave Newdrleans every - tFhf'NN Al
RE steamer At.tNE w =. "a Mac. vii
silsp he ia the trade as a frul is.; b@t ls.F'7S G'
regular day Bot leaving.
tsality Il the steamers II ~ s4 st4a .a4a-4
taes8fi. -
ge, viz: 80 H.,
Muiassess ...t % ,ss-t t--'-t-. ~ 9"h
Gdvtnn ..-... ,5.ss...,.9 @%f'
q. tltNU Kl.GY Is tty
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-17

aliGla ATM AKsASaKAKxrss-see ne
1resiiseaae,t of Messrs.o Hi,ckly & "a,
i1ssitgnid tothe Elsssiii,aefs N Burton, AnaaI
HaDlpsltts M Alinc,
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-17

tFExETT
0araeiliiaels were thrown iiuto some excite,
espI slallhassalyEsllesdsgses evening about s oclock.
4 hyss etyyHef fss fye which upon eyamiina-
tl5n ppfaseds Al ~ tha burning III 4 Stable ana
Go isoases n Nj. Felix Gliiachere III the
HtRssIiilhhefith, Aels.la II town. sssss s
4 M, Ghsacchere bud tue misfortune 10 loose /
slsnilar ut sf buildings about sixS weeks ago
thoee hurried ~ Wednesday evening last Ind
bsenl asselsd M ths ru.iass ofF The frat fre, and
iasboths instance le VA absent from home.
AZ. Ghachere desires ns to tender through
this naeainms biz cordial thanks IL his, friends,
" I'M public generally I'll their Aassty d.
l'esrapce at be scene of disaster Oh Wednesday
evening las., foa " ggrpieral disposition ,lot
only tc ald n putting out tho fre, but 10
synapsth'ac with him IL lbs twof ad mis-.
fortune, b 6se III bplh instances il sup
posed ~ bc ilc work IL Al iineesnldiary. u
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-17


take steps to preserve pea g between tie
States"
The E wing, says he, are the President
TEstrro hiese obieets-lst, 10 keep arms 81
yaders If Virginia, aid I'd, 10 act MS " PosSe
eomtatus 10 a United States Marshal, TN
land forces at the United States may be used ;
but I'D, not TO prevent - Invasion " OF one o'a'e
h~sa'Sasaple Of another State. And he says
COVER nothing ia any provision ~
.~.ftutien or laws4ef the United States
would authorize him TO take steps for
ne purpose Of preserving peace between The
States, by gtslnisig places Ia snffou, tNta
States which maybe OOH 'ied "a deis J,
;rendezvo9s hzslaslefadoes ~ invade \ lrgs !
These Ia ~u1affarming doc Fiues TO tic iNs =
States. Aud however the argument ef~s~
error may he hetweea Che president aud Your
EXggutiye, this at least is c!ear, that il tlh
riA. ki niy views If our gaaraisre Of %IteTfc-
tim in the case before Us. i~Eilinite'it rs II is,
he, the Executive OF The United States, tpe>
MI cotctlr with NE, and will net eiaintc. The
protection ne Heed and. ea the other ita'id, II
he is right, and WE can nf,t legally Claim that
the United States shall keep the peace between
States, aid guarantee one State against iHfa'
sion from & Ter. the Federal Executive eatn
net inter- reihI Or prevent llle invasion.
In eithsH we aee CLEARLY thruwu ptf onf
own $ We mast rely On our
selves peace! ! say, rhen-tn
your .4 and aril !
| re
ISs, 4$Sr,.lTt. "
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-12-17

asd91la I'D Ens ron isEs.-Mr.aIs i.
iishtAFarl ~ jast received = lha,rgge aassortnent
Y Christmas alll sNew Years Gif,s. Sce lii
advertisement ii anotller column.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

Lane NEssELS fuE THE OCEAN TRADE. The I'M
tial attempts at direct trade between the Lake
ports and Europe having hrcn attenaea V,.h So
much success, western shippers are prr pain, Tor
enlarged enterprises during the coming sra>pu.--
\ firm in Detroit alrcrtl>es for the charter If
ticenfy first class vessels tor the English, Ham
burg and British West India ports direct. The
offers will be received up to the 9th February;
the vessels to be ready 10 load by the 18Th April.
SO as to take advantage of the first nav Cation III
the ST. Lawrence nj the breaking up I'll the icr.---
The vessels will take out slaves, choice timber,
flour, &c and return with sugar. m1lasscs and
fruits. The Detroit lfi6tDt ~ays:
I'VE understand number of the wclthicst
and most influential merchants of Europe we'll
rs most Of tho heaviest New York dealers. have
taken hold of this enterprise, aud that rs trlum-
phant success is fixed fact. Thcy firmly believe
that the twenty vessels how a crtsea Tor. will
be but the vanguard of an immense trade both to
the European and West India PORTS, OF which Dc
trot from Iscentra position and the rich resources
OF the vast region OF which II is the natural mart
Will bc the headquarters on the lakes.
We would call the attention Of tho merchants
of Norfolk, to the above article from "rhc Detroit
Tribune Have they not ''stn,cs, choice timber,
-four g. to send To England, Hamburg aud
British West India ports? If they have not we
can send them some il they will only initiate the
Detroit firm and make tho initial attempt at direct
trade. viii our friends only stop cracking, and
lamenting the lost trade of Norfolk, long
enough 10 measure the distance from their port to
England, Hamburg and the British West India
ports; and compare it with the distance from De-
troit to the same ports? If they will, we think
they will blush at their want of enterprise and at
once set to work to avail themselves Of their unc-
quaed natural advantages. In all Kindness. we
must say, that in our Judgment. the lamcntable
lethargy, and morbid drowsness Of Norfolk now
that she is connected by one thousand miles Of
railway, not only with the interior Of Virginia,
but with the great producing region all the way
to the Mississippi, tend more to retari the pro-
gress of the internal wealth of the commonwealth,
than all other things put together
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11
The Lynchburg Convention

The Danville Register has the following scnsi-
bic remarks in reierenc, to the Convention which
is advertised to he held in this city on the l7th:
The Democratic leaders have called a Conyeu-
ton to assemble in Lynchburg On the l7th inst,
to nominate candidate for G. umssiouer of the
Board of Pubic Works This is in no wise a Nc,
litical Office, yet this unselish Democracy mean to
attempt to stifc the voice of the free people and
foist partisan nominee upon them, whether they
do or do not submit to the dominion Of patty in
the selection of men to overlook the in'erEai i'm
provements Of the State. Surely one-hird of the
people of Virginia will not submit to be dictated
t. by little interested caucus which is to be held
in Lynchhurg. the 18th inst.
Hon. WIN. NJ. Treadway is still in the field as
an independent candidate. andwe understand he
will have nothing to do with this party caucus
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

Tho undersigned believing the argument re-
Gently delivered BY you in the Franklin Society
in faeor of the remoual Of the Negro Population
from Wester~ Virginia not only able. bit nndn-
srerable; and that its publication ~'H tend 10
bring tie pubic mind 10 CORRECT CONCLUSION
upon the momeatous subject, we beg that you will
furnish us full statement of the matter for the
public press"
JONI LETcHER To DR. RrTrSER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

nsoti0nny'- pills mud d ia tmrnf.-s iiIinu, ha.
been work! For conuterits market hc test
o' Ir4tY known by the water mark III lIoway NV
ami n1 IN mi transparent letters every in tho
h"p ot dre'iI"is around each hox Sold
vi ety, y" 60 MAJ len Lane, New York and by all Drug
hI-ss. At II .t3c., AID ; per box or pot.
match div.
a.. ,,..,,.,...,,, .n...,.., :, ,u.,,n....
- " -, 80 a. i . -. ~ -, ~"
-, tt ~ @ - s ID ~, va Al, ". ~, ~ wy 'o"'h
, ~ i %, - . Nv - ,I , ''r irsNe
-. T.. -, 81, H., ,, ~ =; ~ "
'', W - o'' my u''' 'U' Iteoh
r',.1 49, ~ " '' '"' b. 'e' ~ o'
lie who should dscover mode e preventing the hair on
sois Tue lhtoad OF cnVi"us Iime by tnrhug 'matnrely
gray mt'hnH ny winch II could be restored when falling oil
OF ihhg white ana way OF promoting Its continued and
nAhiil growth wouIdbe 1ust! ehtedfo rank the
rntsei"Is OF the human Read the
OF s"nnno OF the wonderful not I" s1y almost uous
ELECTS ot "fr'i IS Ho2 Hair Restorative and ho
has not accomplished al. this.- Capital t"g Iatt
Sold by all good Druggists march DIV.
,s,..,
-, H. -, -, w = " ", US y, '' .h"& ~
- ~, y'nn !, 80. 49,, WV, ''e " i"Ita'i'e
AN, 4, ~ % ~ e my, ~" ger "a vs. ana no." pam
~, , A., ~ r, 49,, ,,i t ~. aii''' ~ 'uma ,
~ a ~ a., vi 'n',? f"'ai'rth
- - "a : p" ~ i''',,'' 'n'i'ia'
- az 'o :! ,'"s pr a',' 81 ms canaan"
h i Va" ~ ca, ,h :. aus t't' n"A's ln'n,r or
rry 'v r o AZ" i, , IN ~, r'r>"n"
% -, u,?' - W. ny ''r'a>' 'hnk "i
~ ''"' i" "ho s'cn 'e, from IN" medical
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

llR. BrTurNE-Wc learn. says tho Philadrl-
phia Inquirer that DR.. Bcthunc has had no attack
of ap'rlrNy, but only slight congestion Of the
BRAN, induced by mental and physical fatigue
lie has been oyerworkcd. and although apparent
ly restored to his usual health, DIR. Ludlow, his
medical n wiser has recommended him to suspend
al! duties and To take trip to Europe for six
months or more. The constant calls that have
been made upon DIR. Bcthunc, for Lectures.
Speeches, OrationS. &c., in addition t. his ordna
ry parorhial duties render II temporary secession
FROM labor absolutely essential lie has many and
warm friends in Philadelphia. who will rejoice to
near Of his safe return to his native land.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11
Candidates for Master of Pollcc.

rr51' am candidate for the office Of Master Of
F"lee. At the ensuing election Gentlemen III again
iuar,h dt,iO JAS. q, ROVALI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

Esss" MASTER or PolIcE.-Wc a.e authorized to
I r"i Poiite march jdiioft
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11
The War Question in Europe.

The well informed London CORES pendent of tie
| New York Commercial Advertiser. in his letter Ia
| that journal, dated Feb Is. saws:
| From every part Of France details daily arr e
of increased military and naval preparations. Tho
tone of the press is alike belligcrent The india
trial and financial classes in vain endeayor to stem
the tide aud are rapidly becoming convinced If
their impotence. Ia short time the requisite
feeling OF irritation will be aroused IL induce the
country to plunge into anything. At present tn"
| month of April seems to be contemplated rs the
time for action. II April and May are allowed to
ras-. there may then be hope for the year. About
twelve months back when almost equal alarm
wn- prevalent it was mentioned to your readers.
tha It we could get over the spring, we might
trust in respite till 1859. \ similar opinion may
NV be entertained but the hope of mn equal Ia
,orablc result is held only by minority.
1t is believed tho government at length tn.
roughly convinced that nischie. is at hand. In
18th Houses of Parliament the same feen. may
lac clearly discovered. Among officials Of nil kinds
it Is still stronger. Little is publicly said ON the
sabicrt and this discretion Is consequence OF the
srnsr each man has that he knows his neigh Dor,
th5ught- and that we had better by common con
cent get ready soon ns possible
There is nothing in the Italian question To in.
s,irc this universal distrust. 1t arises from the
con, icion that there is n toregone conclusion in
favor of revival Of the attempts Of the first Ma
punou that the Italian question is merely n pre-
text. and that if this preeyt is removed another
aud another will be manufactured until the desire
be attained. Positive intelligence has been rc-
coiyrd that Austria, under the advice of England,
will consent to refer any point III dispute to dIp-
matte adjustment. This, of course, should remoV"
all fears of il those fears had other ground
than that which has thus TAR been nvowed. But
people lopk to chcrL"urg, and cog liant that
the Italian question has not had thing t. do
with "A ~inglc stone of that work. They also re-
collect tnat nearly twenty years ago, the emperor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11
COW hGatt IAL.
PORT OF TIL
s.ynchbarz Tobacco aad s:Iais MARKET.
roIttbCIIp
ALE xAN r. u ~ root.
c Q M MI SION ME CHAN S.
20 'Ia.als lAi..

TbBACCD-There is much anim4Yn IN the nitfket, not
withdrawing the freak. trrshS large. Our lends
should bear mind that good Manufacturing Tobte' Houid
be iz-d high ii hngshraIs winch sh" not weigh roo
pounds W. quote Leaf s7i a1t a. 10 qualities ohrftn
IIE ~ 9pd3+ a. qualities ohsrI The lower qualities
fd.trs Of. slightly In price.
9d'iaent # T,tacaa on 4asa fsi- fork Mard 1T.
- Nv III khds Va y ~ hht . Ioai 6i' hAis
~ x 100 35sJ 90
Isas-ky ri i4t q" 49, 80
What NJ change renafk L. firm an3 f. ~
NJ to"nI quotations We q,oi" lrnir White q A., extra
ois - - LIVER eft L. 81 ia -
ILol rolAn ~ ga for ipethne.
and In the NeA Yrs market, MareA IN.
-Four held hrh.r hirh hs te.,I
~ i. ."k upeTst.J4,- losing II Hers nj lit iIS..
fHfttiirs Tho aies 44p Lg ut mixed + god
Lar il = Peters 81 Ioa ;tif,". city AT g sv0
r aud 'ialeRo & II lNail al s..
MI ii.-Wh llH-a.o at SlaI -
conn Corn cnrrn and II darHad q; - cents t. s.
bAIS.-tba.. scarce ri - 10 T. 'a#tt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

n
sh' distance from the College aud carry my oh
''e' Wi'h oseh my HOUSE AND LOT on Tenth NJ
lh N's) Street IL In three storrs high brick NE
ana thr outside ~ei painted with passage in the
never ta'i'H Wen al pure there Is
every convent, for the family Attached
MS CARPENTERS SHOP stories hi h. and % by S.
sun gentleman engaged in the tobacco business
maieh 'odim GEO PERClvAL SR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

hbe' al reward lharch Ii'i,-t u CRAWFORD
N1RGl>ua At r"ir. held i" shc Cleric. Of
nee Of the t"unty Cont of Campbell county. Monday,
,m's'%herv "i","c i" lis right and a. Executor of
GhnstpiEcr Winlrce. ecd and lIus,r Lucy
aad cid'd'rn aud Louisa Reed snl children, Plaintiff
Joinn 7 Reed Louisa Ann h.4 VIII, who was Louisa
An" n'r,e chri- Reed, oaa Ann Reed Robert Reed
,,ii John Il. 4 Reed and Louis,
a'd Lucy a. hswf. who va, ncy A wmirce, and their
children Virginia F., Abner and Charles Nash, VIM Mrtr"
amt Martha { hi. wife, who Martha winfree,
dew" i! Iyey and Mary C. hi VI who was Mary G WIN
iuf,cc, vire MA L Winrec aud Jobn b. I. winree,
IN CHANcrEy
The Inject Of this from the County
Coui 4 Campbell for the division i'll kind such division
belonging to III stat""i Christopher wm'"e, decd, aud
,ler'to entitled And APP, mug b. prrcr aia,i flied,
than the Defendants frn', Nash ana Lucy his wife,
Nash, moi sideut- 4" His STATE ordered that they
do ia her" With, ..e moth l.i.f inr publication h@rr'
'ay Z" Ills order be published 90 a~"'k for four
front door of the Courthouse COUNT day
the rex: Comfy cour,
cE0 WM DABNEY Clerk
CE,IIA>s,Po march IlcIa~ f.riw
I 4 rules held i" the tI"r's'. oticr Of the Civ.
rrr,,c, I; Peter. snrvi,n; rat'ner Of Peters & Mills.
ile Frederick q Peters, trvi,ag PARTNER Gallo
WAY D." Go" "sSigne" Of JAMES W smiley, ia attn
join Ib,n Ir Surviving Of himself sterling
Claiborne and Chafr, rrrr"w rrns tie dccl
executed by Laft,,t Neville. of August III.
MANDY. Charles y. latt <anlrr Fitzpatrick.
Is .ckinrpc FltZi tied Richard II Cole.
Nauicr Brown late >h,l Nelson uonniv
tIeh Adui" istrator IT {. r. ,. tlr i fr.tw,
Pleasant Labby, William C.a3o IL, Man Jane Neville u n
I G Peters, --, ~ y !hinis razor OF I.aityri'.
Ac> lille. H.. Alnl hi,traar It Marin
Brown. i,rd Defendants
IN CHANoERY.
~" object Of this suit is 10 shiee Attract Of land in 'hc
lson continuing tcf.s known
a,t.I,rro,y TnsIrc ss " ,d =, ,h i, ,'" ",
,,,n i I'm, MIS- r,r =, , lv H. ~ liz t, 1. ,rn,i, -
ar irt Of law ,u ,h,r,,r, ,,r ~ ,nntr ~ Slsn a,
y. ,.,I term Thereof, - IN =, - NJ. a. S19 =, l
,at,,,-t from m, a II, - An II, AMI - -. : "a.
ami tp nil heinz, f. ~ M - =, rt,r ,, ,
Ma, ~ and cots ~. - ~ ~ IA, h,,.r, l., -, -,
b,f.ndau.S ~. n u M u,r, In.
ar, :, r., len,s Of his state rId ,J!,t ,bo .., ~,
telant. IA, ann, mr. ,.r, " ithl a. MN ..r Ia,
II II ID, this order and AZ sv .r tt l. MIR u ar do ., j.
nc,,s>rrv /, project ,l II inter, a c,ny az ,l ar
d, t lntl she'd IN i,c l. Iyo;,,.y n.,,r min
ell IN the Nv OF ylrl r., ono, WI lar H. mr. .,renss,,a
weeks and another ,.,,v ~ ,r ,, a n, ~, an, i, ,r "a,
tn, Coutthous, RI nj. co,n.y ~, s Isv AZ H., nav,
,oyp.y Court " ~ ~ ' " " -" Nv
n LOVING cIcr.
C,plr1 Sc,BrI p q march II clawtn,.w
u,,....S,
n.otf the Circuit Cont ut Campb.i county on Mon.
y. Tia. Nh dav - March. is.9.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

AlEDFokD ALUM 4 IODINE SPRINGS,
- NEW LONDON NA.-Hcreafcr. from this date Il e
H ct ihc bedford Alum and Iodine Water Wi! be FIT
'iNiN PER GALLON and all orders iardriaby be
.ohran"d with the cash The of is
KEEP Tor sale by J Ii. Thompson & Co. Agents
mach II elm. = ECHOIS 4 SONS Proprietors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-11

hsotio"ay'- pills and Ola tmcni.-s iiIinu, h..
tetn a. work For conhterns The market
o' lr4y i known by the water mark II" loway NV Yolk
ana nip letters every l,at in tho
tho ot dre'i"us around each or hox Sold
vi etaty n" 60 Maj len Lane New York ind by all Drug
tI-ts, II t3c AID : per box pot.
E..l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-28
COMM ERCIAI..

DAILY CARE Orr Ovvlcu, ] .
Ksokuk, April 18th
FLOUR-Country, - ~ to - ST. per Sack
ssperAns, - e3} per sack. Extra, (fan vhsat)
| IS 70 50 80 per Dbl. Graham, S725 psr 1es lbs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, / 90 per 10.
coRN-76 cts; ready ssls.
BARLEY-Spring, 4oa55, Fall, 6oa75c.
WHEAT.--o5 to 10 for Spring, 90 to -
for Fall.
0ATS-In request II 70 TO i 90.
RYE-soc to zoe; little coming In.
POTATOES-8ot 10 05 by the load retail 36aso
sas per peck.
GRocERIES-N. 0. Sugar fair 7a7a, No. /,
n prime 8, clarified 9aalo, crushed and loaf n
ts124. Molasses-P Plantation ~ to 44c, 8. II. 80
to 81, Golden Syrup, rs TO soc. Cofee-Rio u
70 III. Java lsto lSc. Rice (new)5l to SO.
S0AP-Palm s3c, Family 10.
CANDLIS-star Il to ~, Stssrins Is, Mould
Is.
LARD-1o to lot retail 12Ac.
BUTTER-l0 70 Is; choice "a to rs retail 80.
HTDES-Dry, IL to l73c; green, ~ tot.
HAY-Prairis IS to 80 Timothy and Hunga-
rian, - to SO; Balsd do $11 o3I2; Retail, SIS.
5EEDS.-Hungarisn Grass, 81 ~ to 1 IS cts. |;
Timothy, 81 80 tol 50; Flax Seed, 81 ooa$1 20.
SUNDRIES-Onions, SIS TO o5; Eggs, stoa /;
Isathsrs, 35c to size; White Beans, zoe 20 1 Is.
FRUIT-Green apples, choice, - ~ to IS 80
per Dbl. Dried apples, "a 60 to - 70 per bush
oil. Dried peaches, - 90 to 50 70. Raisins, -
SO to IS.
CHEESE-w. R.15; Denmark 10 to IL.
PROVISIONS - Mess Pork SIS 90; Hams 81
Shoulders 7 clear sidss ..
BEEF-Very scarce 3Aa4Ac gross; 10 to &c per
quarter.
SLEEPS SO to - so y head.
HOGs-Drsssed, - 90 to 47eo.
BALT--a. A, 81 80 to 81 IS per sack; Kama
wha, 1ooa2 10 per bbl.; Liverpool, $375 per sack.
Lake 81 35a2 IS % Dbl.
FISH-Mackerel, No. i $40 TO t11 p Dbl No.
; SIS TO SIS No. 3 @l2 to SIS. White, No.. - rs
70 IS 90 y half bbl.; No. = ~ 70 to SAT- Cod
Fish sto 50 b.
RxcuAHeE.-On New York for currency II per
cent; forgcld I per cent. St.Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-28
G. II. CLIFFORD,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Third-st.. bet. Main and Johnson,
have received new assortment Of those fine
Perry Watches. For Railroad Timekeepers they
are unsurpassed. Call and examine the best Watch
ever offered in this market. A general assortment
Of dne Geld Jewelry and Coin Silver Ware. En-
craving done on goods SOLD without charge.
BPECTACLEs.
To those in want Of Specta-
Giles, would say, come where you can have pair
selected that will suit your eyes, and OF the kind
Of Glasses that are mechanically adapted to suit
every condition Of sight. This il no Guess
Work.
Ny personal attention will be given TO the Re-
pairing Of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C., which
will be warranted to give satisfaction. Every
description of Goods in my line made 70 order
Engrxring done at Short Notice.
dsc4dkw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-28

Uooes. 0hoos, Leather And Findings.
l1seurs. Evans 4 Bidleman, at No. 1876
Main slrsst, have received and sre receiving,
1ton tho best manufacturers, goods Of the
shove description, which for quality and price
cannot be beat, and will be sold very low for
eash. Pixies Peak Boots, Copper-soed
Shoes, &C., on hand.
Offering superior inducements to town and
country trade, al are invited TO call and OK
anime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-28

GRArrupE.-u gratitude w0 ever evidenced
among any class, Ii certainly has been with those
who have used and tested the extraordinary virtues
contained In DIR. J. Hostetter's celebrated Stomach
Bitters. Scarcely day passes, We are informed,
that the Doctor does not receive from some recent
heart-stricken and solictous parent, brother, sis
ter or friend some testimonials of deep and earn
est gratitude for his agency in restoring to health
and wontcd vigor, some kindred. For the cure Of
Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Constipation, lack Of appe-
tte. and all Bilious tendencies, speedily cor
rected By the use Of these Btters per directions
For sale by druggists and hotels generally.
p. GIBBONS, Agent,
Apr25dkw Main-st. bet. Sixth and Seventh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-28

y LAuncx.-A schooner Of twenty-five
49, barthsa, bailt BY the Messrs. wizards,
W. launched q Warsaw on Tuesday, with
N ~ honors. The launch attracted great
a1leation. She l. said to be handsome
vesssl, and ~ learn she will make her APP
psarsnss in this port before sailing for the
ealf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-28

1.-THE St. Louis Packets now make only
one line, arriving here in the evening, and
lying over till the next day at noon. They
70 down on the fast line, but come up
11nssly, taking time to do oil necessary
hnGtnoos. We believe there 10 no change in
- ep-riv9 packsts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-28

GThs Rspubliosn State Convention OF
Ohio will meet ct Columbus on the second
1ay OF Jane for the nominstion OF condidates
1se Governor, Lisatenant Governor, Audi
81. Secretary and Treasurer, Commissioner
OF Public Schools, and one Supreme Judge
and member Of tho Board Of Public Works.