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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15

Wanted, one hundred good AID bic bodied men,
for three years or during the war. Apply ut tie
rendex. Gus en- Third between Main and john
son.
Those joining this company can be assured that
they will be mustered into the u. s. service inme-
diatsly.
Juae Is, '6I-3lwitw J g. PAkkuTI,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15

We are informed by Capt. Edwards OF the
Keoknk Washington Guards, that 90 Ihurs-
day evening last, he rendered bis Company
TO Mai. Lunman Of Burlington, who accept
cd the came as Company &C" Independent
Regiment Of Iowa Volunteers, which keg'-
mens, the latter has bsen authorized, oy tne
Secretary Of War, -. receive Tor United
States service. Aiso, that few more good
men will be received into the Washington
Guards, in order 20 make up the full com
plemslA allowed By Law, provided applica-
zion be made ,mm sdiateiy, which may be
done either to the Captain, lst Lieut.. Gilin1,
ID Lisas. Myers, Sergeant Sales or MIR. Lad
den.
This il one Of the be.. companies that bias
been raised in the State, and foe oppor-
tuniss 10 offered for those wishing 10 get into
the service 10 DO 60.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15
MOI ICE.
MOI ICE.
BANKING Lousk oy j. IIckEY Il Sos, |
-. =. LII

EAKKING IOLsk OF ]. HICKEY q son, I
IAhafs arvs, JUNE 5, lsoi.
All cur certificates Of deposit dated previous 10
March lst, 1861 mere stolen from W, and will not
be redeemed by ". All dated since March lsl,
1851, with the denomination the face anc on
Abe back in red letters III be redeemed BY M.
E june I'D lm y. DithE1 hUN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15
DAY e BRO,
Wholesale GrOCerS,
NO. i05 mAlN.sT.,

kEnk
A RE in receirtef
"A SOC kegs assert ted Nails,
100 bxs. herman Soap,
80 :" Fancy Toilet Soap.
30 duT.extra wire handled hrorme.
50 bxs. assorted Candy,
100 - Fancy Candies,
$50 Dreams Writing Paper,
10000 Envelopes,
$4,000 assorted Cigars,
$4,000 Havanrs 6's I.
800 lbs. lnaisn,
10 bois. assorted Nuts,
lo0kegs BlcaTb Soda,
8 ties. hiec
200 bxs assorted Glass,
900 Cotton arm.
200 gross MaiSh hes,
zee TeAms wrapping Paper,
Besides large stock Of the yarious articles Of
Groceries, winch We offer 1t the worry lowest aguYs.
We viii Vt all times pay tho highe-t price for
Hides, Fors, Pei.s, Feathers, bees wax, and such
articles o. prodnoe a. will preserve their nature in
tra Us portatIon. sa8&
keptl2d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15

The membs re- If the Cameron Rife Company vii
meet FIR Reorganization on Saturday evening tn
18th insl. al s o'clock, NJ samples Hall On seeon
street, between Main and Johnson.
June l4-d2t.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15

MILITARY 1oops.--lhe enterlrising louise Of
VenciiI 4 JonesaIe prepared to make Milsary
Clothing TO oId,r Gu short notice.
JuueI2-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15

Aass-Each Company of the 81 Regi-
ment have received Is nuskets-aii there
ore here.
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60 NJ vi t. k(5IAL.

- cora - 81
ppA So .n.vra 80. a..A
rnpn ~,s,a -
p.prry s..,nn,..sn.
wnU.r -. ,a.
50 49,. :,
a.as 1e,o,r.
gyraao. aatl
payaIors-lshv ,ha ,o.aX...:, %
A.nA.. 4psnax .,.aa.s -.-1e
nr.ms n tasl. e1arigea o. 10 r,n.b~a naio.,
l,.a ~ aa,.-a-pt.ot.,,o,a as 70 Aoe y u a.
q as. golden svrnr as 10 7oe co6es-R;o ~
~ ri lava 7pta aae. l.aypyra ta1-to1s R,..
~.
.nappatn az rams,x s4e. a6rr ffyc
71u
rANnt.Ks sea, tr,o,s staaYr. IA uon,a
~
Lam q ,e,,i,rn.
prrrrs canrar s,o- rho;.s ga
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15

Fl. MAprsoS ScsrP movement 10 OF
foot to make the scrip Of that city a. goot
q Iowa aud Ohio money. IL ought 10 b.
done
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liunny HagS.

Gunny l5agS.
OK BALES TOR sale how by
zO kkLLOGG BIRGE,
mhl6 IS Mxin-st.
rlahs Adventures Of JANE GAYS al
y ANS, Mountainser and lrissly Bear Hunter
Of California. Justreccivtd
uaDkN, BRowHELL co.
GOLU RENNs AOLD RENA !!
A LARoE .tock II Morton's, warranted just
n received At
OGDEN, BROWNELLA co.'s
uIrr HooksToRE,
Apt6d ## So Main q.
IA NsTE PEPPER, whole aud ground, Tor
w sa!eby kOBklIsON a BRO.
Apriil2d ~ Main-st.
COAL GIL. g
LUST received and for sale by
II mhiBasw W III. AUSTIN B co.
IL HAMS Sc.
HAMS % ~ h.
HAMS, prime article coun-
try cured, only DC " h.
mn, IA - w. IL. AUSTIN D co.
L,kEsH LGGs, POTATOES eau always II IouDd
1t $685. w. II. AUSTIN1kCOss.
| nayH s4 $500 Ss@ss4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15

IT. We have received letter from Billy
Digs. dated Jane 5th. lie was then 10
Camp Cameron, Washington City. lis com
pany had been out once 10 catch traitors,
and were anxious TO go again.
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AFFivalnnd Closing OF Malls atthe
KeoEuk Post Office.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Eastern Mail arrives daily at II o'clock IN. and
to'osock y. m,
st. Louis and southern M nil arrives daily Except
Mond, ysl at IL III.
Western Mail arrives daily except aundaysj ~
I'm.
Burlington Mail arrives daily Except suadays)
1t & p. m.
Carthage ana Plymouth Mail arrives daily tex
cept sunday AZ j p.m
North Iowa and North Illinois (tri-wsckly1 on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, nj II m.
Charleston Mail (trl-Heekiy} arrives Tuesdays,
Thursday and SATURDAYS Ut p IA
CLOSING.
Eastern Mail closes daily tsxccpt Saturday, at
Up. m.
S.. Louis snd Southern Mail closes daily (eEeept
Eunsays) Al i2m-
Western Nail closes daily Except on sundays)
II IL e'clock m.
Burlington Mail closes daily except sAiardsysl
IT p m.
Carthage sfsd HI HseatA Mall eieses daily lsxcept
Saturday al p. III.
North Iowa and North Illinois Mail ttri-weekly)
closes on Tutsdays Thursdays ard Saturdays, at
1r. m.
CHARLESTON Mail ttFi-wsekly) closes on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Ffdays a;6 a. tn.
All Eastern mail matter IL stnt BY way Of Bur
gtor, and arrives pfomiscuonsly.
On sundays the Post Office will be open from ,
10 3 D. n. Instead OF frrm { 70 a.
NAV al. 1851. j il. HOWELL, p. NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15

lyGlIAk 5f0s III. soy the stones, vf different
- kinds ssltf
i maybe 8. W.d Ii. TUCKER.
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VI, vEkCILL. r. n JosKs
Vfncfl & Jones,
CLOTHIER6
MERCHANT TAILOR6

u EFP constantly on hand 6ne assortment Of
IN CLOTHING oi all descriptions. AlsO.
Cloths. GnsAi1eres and vessfngs.
Having In our employment 6rst rate Tsiiors, Ne
are prepared to make ulothing to order On short
notice and ID the lateststyle. We also keep on
stanty On hand large stock Of Trunks, Vsiases,
Carpet Bags, &c.
Customers Ia want Of anything In onr Hire win
do veil 30 give as call before buying elsewhere.
nor ID side. VEkCILL JONES'
apl7d
COFFEE. 4s# s
+nLD Govt Java, a choice lot Just rseAissd and
~ Tor sale by
mch IA III ROBERTSON d BRO.
N W. u .AU6IlG co.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15

RAfL.knAD MEETING.
fTyHK ANIMAL MEETING ii ~ 6tNSk hnld4ss
j az the KAoknk, Mt. Peasant and AsscAtins
Raiiica6 viii - held 1T the Hsasslton House II
M pleassnA, love, On Wednesday Juns l9lh, IL
oselock p. in. ". Q0DkN,
Nay -, 1851 dsd 1ssEskasy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-15

GAE.@ nUoP> 1kxE>n BGUFa III
4 NEW supply Of Tress Hoops, OF the sires
n usually wanted, together with u general az.
sortmeu II cepp4rs Tools, just received ana foI
sale low by ". II. ILCKkk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-31

No. 27ZTo repeal al laws authorizing ynanes,T
icrs 70 dissolve injunctious at chambers keJectea
No sl-To repeal section 52l of the Code With
drawn by Mr.. Baker of Perry.
No. 30 Directory to the County Court OF HleK-
On motion Of Mr.. CAN'T, the bill amended
50 as to apply to all counties in the State.
The bill as amended was then passed on Its third
reading ayes 81, noes 10.
No $50 extend the time ito sixty days. for re-
turning Justices executions. Rejected, ayes @o'
noes 80.
No, 3l-To amend tIycharter Of the Gsllatin and
Coles Ferry Turnpike Company. Passed.
No 36-To relieve the people from taxatlon, anu
preyide for the defence of the State. Laid on the
table. s.s,.spsst, 81 :.
No. 3s-To abolish the Offices of Supervisor OF
! Banks and Commissioner of Roads
On motion of Mr.. HARRIS, the bill was laid upon
the table, ayes 80, noes 80.
No. 39-To repeal the charter OF the fayes'eNliis
and Alabama Turnpike Company
Mr. JOHNSON offered an amendmens sus pehuliis
until the LIST of February 1862, the act OF the las
session of the Legislature authorizing the Oounty
| Court of Greene county to levy tax 10 keep Up
the public roads, which was adopted. -.
The bill. as thus amended, was then passed on l's
third reading.
SENATE Bills OF FIRsT READING.
No. 80 enable the State of Tennessee to repe
invasion and suppress insurrection Passed ~.
Ne I2-For the relief of Justices OF the Feace
Passed.
M 6-To amend the conventional interest act
Mr. Johnson offered an amendment in lieu re
healing the conventional interest act
| Pending the consideration OF which,
On motion of Mr. JOHNSON, the House adjourn
ed to nine o'clock to morrow morning.
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nrnrne,. by Telegram.

NEw YORK. 30The steamer Bohemian has arrived with
Liverpool dates Of TIE steamers Anglo eaxon ard
Fulton had arrived Cotton sales Of the week bales OF
which secustors took 600 has and exporters 1900 bales
The steamers news from United States caused advance Of
ke on Pair Mdding qualities, and &c on lower qus'
ties Common sales Friday 10000 bales Of
which SPECTATORS ales closing active and buoyan
Orleans Fair &c. Orleans Mddng Ike Mobile Fair Mo-
bile Middlng 1870 Upland Fair 7c. Upland hiddling re
Stock at Liverpool 5sOCO tales OF which OC0 bales sre
American.
BressuGs quiet, steady. Wheat opened with declining
tendency Prices but quotations are unchanged PoV
sioas dull.
LONDON, Frd,y -Consols 9l3599i1 for money and
9IHa9lsz for account.
INV ORLEANS Jan. 30 The steamer DesOo from Havana
9th has arrived Sugar was dull The crop was Gaming
in Stock on hand against p 600 boxes at The same
tine last year Money tight Freishts slightly declined
Exchange nominal.
NEw YORK, jan 2O-Flour steady Sales lO,5Vo DolS
IS 1895 % Corn steady 69976c. Ness Pork; Gales 30 oo
SI7 759I7 s7. Lard firm; sales $50 bbs lo3sio7e. A
Coffee GALES 500 bags 93lc. Sugar 4al95K for Orleans
86K for Cuba MoIastes Orleans $685. 400 bbis Al AUG
ton 35a37.
CINCINNATI, Jan 3G-Flour Hrm; 81 1904 CO. WHISKY a0
Ness Pork sI7 dull, OK Sugar 300 hsds SIC nc
| lasses; sales 700 bbls 2sg20c.-
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FLOUR AND eRAIN-The market ia we'll supplied With
various grades trade rather dali We quote supsne
at s. 25@5 rs Ertrat sG25965O. Sacks selling at
80 1893 80.
Bucx beat Flour held 80 100 Bs with good supply
on the market.
Corn Meal is in active request to supply the home demand at
6597Oc 2 bushsl
Wheat is nominal at eo9sI . bushel,
The movement in Corn continues active with light supply
en- the market We quote Mixed at 63 bushe and Yellow
snd White a: 6597Oc, sacks included.
Seed Oats are in good demand and firm at 40945c bushe
Rye is quoted at per bushel, with but little the market
PROYIsIcNs-There Is Country Bacon the market
the receipts being very ghbut the supply Western good
We quote Shoulders at s9c; Ribbed Sides shBlOc Clear
Sides IOHIc and Hams lo9lle, from wagon. From store
15g1c advance on these figures is demanded.
Lard is in active request 999c from wagons and lo9lc
| from store.
Butter for table ready 14@l5c b. though
inferior is quoted at l0C9llc.
English Dairy Cheese is quoted lsc b. and Western
| Reserve at Jo9lOke. ~
Eggs fad ready sale at 119l2Hc.
GRoCERIEsThere fair amount Of business done in
Groceries to-day at unchanged prices We quote Rio Coffee at
lsl4 Fair Choice Sugar 6s in bids and bbs MOiasses
| spa95 in bbls, ard s5937 in half bills
IRISH POTAToES-The market is we'll supplied with Yves
teuer We quotes Neshannocks and Pnckeyes 81 Dbl, an
| Common 81 rs.
oYIoNs-In light supply We quote Red and slverskins at
| 81 5O9s2 tbI.
COAL-Ve quote Round and Lump Cumberland River at ss
CSC pc. bushe Sewapee I59l9, Etna 22c Bells 9c9ssd
and Pittsburgh 2O25c The is well supplied with Cum
| b,rand. but other qualities are in light supply.
HAY-Large amounts Hay continue to be purchased b.
Planters in this dining counties The supply continue
excellent both quality and quantity We quote on tai
wharf s2O9ga TOM and from store at s2597 Timothy
selling at s25 per ton.
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ONLY DISCOVERY

WORTHY CONFIDENCE yoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
HFAEY, since the great discovery Of Prof WOOD nave az
v tempted only to initse his restorative but 70
have discovered something that would produce results
bat they have ell come and gone being earned ~ @
forced to leave field its resstless sway kead the ioho"
ing;- -, ,e.. ,..o
PRoy o. J. Roop & Co.: Gents-The letter wrote GU IN
1855 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and nyou
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere has given use 70
Touching the The inquiries
are first is it my hAbitaon aud name as stated IN
the second is it true Of all therein contained
third does my hair continue to be in good order and
natural color7 all and do answer my
hair is even better Of life for forty years
ss more sef thrifty and coored the same true OF
raw whker and the only why 1t is Tot generay ce IS
that the substance is washed OF BY frequent s5lqt0n Of the
tion with the whskers result Will follow as the
been in therecePt Of srsa many ees ron ~ p H.
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sse OF
well this has no doubt oeen ossey
imitaedsnd been used only without good elect bat
absolute injury have not uSedAny Of your h
months, and yet my hair as gooa a. ever
hind es have examined with SURPRISE am now oil years
old and not gray head my ace and prove
this fact send you Of hair taken OF the past week
received yoar favor quart bottles last summer ior
which an very grateful gave friends and thereby
induced them try it, many were skei until Af
and then purchased and it With universal success VIII
ssk a favor that you atet By which can discover
aud the Restorative, sold BY many tear without aan9r
tv from from you pure article will insure success ana
iev where good eas do follow, the failure caused
by the impure article, which curses the inventor Of me
ss m mn s.I as assure all who inquire ny
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain E '
/ yours, -, D. q y ~ IN 1s5S,
The Restorative put in bottles OF three Sizes VIZ
medium and SMALL the small holds pint and retai Iof
proportion than the smR retsils for " per oot Las
holds quart ~ cent mersin ana ar lr
New and ia Market street, g. Louis No. and sold BY al
good Druggists and Fancy Goods DsasIs Shoos n ~
4 honae in the United States. lLeoAi-SJ
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 29.--The recent proceedings
at Fortress Monroe have embittered public feeling.
The following was adopted at large meeting last
night: -,
WHEREAS. The Legislature has formally declared
that any act of coercion against a Southern state
will be regarded as act of war; and resisted win
all the means within our power; therefore
RESOLVED That the affection of the Legislature De
hereby called to the fact of an overt act OF e0eron
now actually being perpetrated at Fortress Monroe
The limited States steamer Crusader arrlved==on
the 18th. from Key West and reported the tors a.
.Tortugas and Key West in good condition ior ue-
Tense. H. mill
The Mohawk was at Tcrtugas assisting inc lhiiA
tary officers. canning
A rumor at Key West that force was COMING 9l
from New Orleans to attack the forts haa ulite a
away many persons particularly natxeso u INC %
bamas Several schooner loads had lett'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-31

Tue HOWE INSURANCE COMPANY OF New YORK.
This very popular company advertlses its January
statement in another column from which 1t VIII be
seen that it has cash assets amounting to nearly
81 500 0OO estimated at the present panic prices
(see Tennessee bonds "A cents) held for the security
for the payment of losses 900 of this company
stock is owned at the South, and 1t has S2oOOO
deposited with the Comptroller of Tennessee as an
additional guarantee to its Patrons in tins state
that il will make fair settlements and prompt pay
ments and to make assurance doubly sure tins
company still 'adheres to the golden rle, among IN
srrance companies of declaring no dividend withou
first putting aside enough pay all their liabilities
and reinsure al their outstanding risks
w. J. MARR at No % College street continues TO
issue and renew Policies and pay losses Tor III
well known Insure ICE company.
~ % u
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PnhIic SpeakinE'

On Saturday, the I'd day of February next: hon
6 Foorp and Hon. RUSSELL HoUIToN. will address
the people of Davidson county at Antioch.
On Monday, February 4, Hon d. D fooTE anu
Hon. Nail 5. BROWN at McWhirtersTiue'
On Tuesday, February 5. at Brentwood
At tbe Court House, Wednesday night, tebrua
5tb
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-31

No.s--ATesSrS. johnson, Lane. Mickleys heStei,
Ian. McNeilly, Peters. Stoyah, Thompson anu "0'1
Mr NEWMAN introduced a resolution proyidlnss
for printing and distributing the same hu,oe
the Acts and Journals of this session as lor Wy
which under suspension of rule, was adop
~ NJ am pIor The relief Of the Southwestern Ran
NJ ALLEN nroposed to amend by repealng o u.S
act relative to the Nashville and TO- nI;ss;ssnpi
Railroad uniting with. or iessl. ,ssa and then
Central Railroad which was adopeeu anu ,bich the
M HORNE proposed an amendment, 49, n was
Senate refusing to table by ayes ~ ~ +ha whole
then rejected by ayes ), noes 10; AM committee TO
subject was referred to the Judlcu@y
! report this evening. maize bill No. 20, the
Mr. STANTON moved 20 mas
special order at 3 P. NJ, to-u@!'
FEDERAL RELATIONS
,..or.s 70 Senate resolutions direeto-
house tn Southern Convention, were taken
IN. and concurred IN
PosT NOTES.
NJ. c.on,ons bill for the Bank OF tennessee lssu
Mr. 4 SU %otee on twelve months time, pelng the
lng ost - Cor P NJ. was taken up, and he offer
special oiug in nroviding for the Bank of Tennes
ea q oni dstribute SlO00.OO0 of notes among the
see - ,ro rata according to the population OF
RsnL districts, and by them loaned to the PEG
sio Of the counties of their districts on twelve
months time, to be called IN one-third every foui
nths after the expiration OF the twelve months
,.Scb was then passed on its third reading by aye:
I3. noes g. and transmitted.
RAILROADS.
The Judiciary Committee reported in favor of the
massage of the bin under consideration this morning
on the subject of the South Western Railroad when
was taken up and rejected its third reading, by
ayes IA, noes s.
MEMORIAL
Amemorial from sundry citizens Of Brady coun
ty. went to the table by a unanimous vote.
The Senate adjourned to 10 A. NJ. tomorrow
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-31
In CbancerY Court at GaincsbOro, Tenn

VNTILLIAM PURCELL, Rsheca Purcell and Abigail
w Dixon, Uriah Davis, NaTsery Davis. Eby Dyeus,
Polly Dysrs, william Dixon and 0thers-JanuEry Rules
JSj-Orginal BOn motion Of the complsnaats BY their
Solicitor appearing the satisfaction OF the CLERK and
Master, from the affidavit Of complainant, William Purcell,
which is fled that the Defendants william Dixon, Amer
Hancock Liiis Hancock John Hancock, Nancy Dixon.
Reca Robertson Doctor Evsns, Fanny SpeakEan
Josephine Speanan and Thonas Spaan, ncnrssdsnis
Of the Tennessee It ordered that publication be
made for weeks in the Union and American
uswspaper published in the city OF Nashville, requiring said
resident defendants appear before Chancery Court
aussboro the second Monday in February
and then there their defence to ccmpsinaBt bill
the same will for esnese and set down for hearing
exparte to them. BOTS, q. 4 NJ
ianI-,E4r mrs fsea3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-31
CnEunKEE CURE

CHEROKEE CURE!
IA an 1Hfzg cure for Seminal Weakness. roc.
tuTnaI EIlsmi SsiOnS, LRp0tsROy loss Of PotoeT,
Pains in tie Back StoRs in The BLADDER, DISTRACTED
a1d Df1caH AenStrIution, and al Diseases caused
SV dsUidting from the path Of Nature, and fHdEgf"0
IN SeLf-POllUtioH.
Bv the use Of "Cure all improper discharges are reeV
ed Inc weakened organs Of generation speedily cured and
full vigur restored. , $1,000.
Either SEX contemplating marriage should reflect that sound
mind and body are necessary promote connubal happiness
Ia the "Cherokee Cure" the poor debtaed worn down and
despairng devoee Of sensual pleasure will hnd relief
II l. safe and pleasant but immediate in its scton con
tanning no poison but prepared from pure Vegeao
extracts in the form Of a delicious syrup.
Price s. per Bottle three hotties for 90 and and iorWsTdso
BY express to ali parts Of the world
Sold BY all respectable Druggists everywhere
POTTER & MERW1N. PropretoTs st. Louis, 40.
Sold In Nashville by Ewing Pendleton, Berry DenoVils
G. W. Hendershott, aud BY Druggists everywhere
AulH
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Market RcpOrtss

CHAp1Es-oN saes Of Cotton to day GO st the
ranging fro 81 12c Prices in favor Of buyers
MoBIE jan % Sales Of Cotton to-day $500 bales Mid
dlipgs lBsIc. Market duh and prices easier,
A1arsT. jan 2s-Tbere was fair demand to-day, st IN
changed prices The sales $50 bales Sl.w5 at
ats al 10 at 9, 10 at ga AZ at ~ GU at TO- iU8 at IV
ii Io5 GAG at IO Il at 1857 at lbs SIS at lO5s and 80
bales at IL cents. The receipts were 800 bales
SAVANNAH Jan % The to-day were e5 baes as loI
lows: IS as I6 at So so at 81, 81 Mt l0 80 at lO 10 at
iOal $3.50 H. Al at liz, Isl at ll Il at ll and
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-31
nn,,,n,nre Cofree rIarket, Jam. %.

There was an active demand for Coffee during the week. and
cns were reported to the extent 600 bags. We
c the arrival last weekly report from S OF Re keo
;r itb CARGO OF OC0 tags. The sales include 4O
ha at III cents g5eO Indus, at Tx cents ACC
has do at I2 cents 1000 bags do at l2 cents 7U0 bags
Al I2 cents at l2 cents 900 bags do at
sobars do at 1879 cents Red Wing and 400 bags do
al 10 cents also bags Porto Rico atl3 cents The stock
nov about 6 600 bags We quote to medium Rlo at
IiI cents I2I2 for fair to good, ard l33 cts
for prire Lagusyrs l46 cents, and Java at
cs,ts per poupd.--FatriGt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-31
psnnsrIrnnin Leei,Ia1ure.

HARRIsBURG, Jan. 2S.-A bill has been introduced
into the Senate authorizing suits against cities and
counties to recover from individual rescuers. IN
diyiduaIs will be punishable by fine of $1,000 or
solitary Imprisonment FOR three years Also Tor
authorizing the Governor to appoint tve commas
sioners to Washington for the 4th of February.
The select committed night agreed to report the
above tomorrow.
In tn. House the appointment of commissioners
was discussed and made the special order for to
| morrow 1t will probably pass.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-31
Ernn RostOn.

Bosroy, January 29he second hearing 81; 9e lore
place to-day in the Hall of RePrs'ea n1 h1r p5s
floor and galleries were erowoeJ d Tuf Byrd ' W Z.
R R1re s +. Sswali, and Wendell Phillips made
s s1S. against the repeal of the law. a.
The citizens of Gloucester were astonshed TINS
morning at seeing large Palmetto flag waving over
old Fort Defiance. The revenue cutter IN tne mar
~ ~ sa5t boats crew ashore and cut it down.
There IS said to be over 10000 barrels OF mackerel
stored in Gloucester awaiting sale, the Southern
market for fish being almost closed.