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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11

PROGRAMME OF The CAMPAIGN
IN THE I1ss1ss1pP1 VALLEY.-Nec
ORLEANS and Memphis to be Phi.
Mged and Burned.-The Mem
pills Bulletin Of the 5th, has the
annexed:
W. have Just seen a most intel
Iigent gentleman from Springfield,
the place forever infamous tor hav-
ing furnished the last President Of
of the United States. The leading
men in Springfield have al. eady
arranged all matters for the com
plete snF,jngati"n Of the Valley of
the Mississippi By the close Of
the week there will be twenty
five thousand troops in Cairo, and
a reserve at hand Of twenty thou
sand. The immense wharf boat at
Cairo is to be converted into a
floating battery, and the Alton
City and five ether hoate are to
take tlis one III tow, with tn van
guard ,w nty-five thousand strong,
to capture all the Publications iii
the Mississippi. the location and
strength Of each Of which is said
to be perfectly known to the Of
fcers at Cairo. The fort at Ran
is to be assailed both by land
and water. The topography Ct the
country and roads back Of Ran
doiph have been mapped and fur
nished to the leaders Of the expedi-
ton. The eserve guard Of Cairo
will take possession Of Randolph
and the fortified points, while the
feet Of boats with twenty-five
thousand men will proceed to Mem
phis. The city is t" be pillaged and
ga%rrisoned, and the" the invading
Of p1underers goes down the
ri. er, landing at different, points,
calling for aid, and issuing procla-
nations, melting rebellion, mid
conhagrations, aud laying
waste the country at Vicksbnrg
serious resistance il anticipated, but
plan Of attacking the city in the
rear has already been devised.
At New Orleans the Southwest
ern troops are to met by fifty thou
sand men from the blockading fleet.
The Crescent city is to be given
to the soldiery for rapine, pill
|age and plumber. Here the mar.
auding army is to he rewarded for
all its tolls and dangers. Beauty
and booty will again be the war
cry Of armed hosts who would des-
,late the peerless ity Of the South.
W. publish the above facts asa
stated to US by a reliable, trustw"r.
Thy lIlinoisan, whom we know to
be largely interested in land and
'la>e e in Mississippi. He believes
every word We have written, and
We know Of nothing calculated to
make us doubt that he has defined
With the utmost exactitude the
and purposes IF those among
he has spent the last month.
1t Springfield.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11

The Menph S Avalanche thinks
that L1nco'a's Congress-, called to
meet in Washington on the 4th Of
July, will assemble either in Port
land or Toronto.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11

az The famine in India is ter
rible. According to a Cochin news
paper, mothers in Travancore are
selling their children as slaves for
sixpence each, that they may have
wherewith to purchase bread il
only for u single day.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11

John M;mr Boots, who has been
published as recommending the
President to give the leaders Of Sc
cession, hemp, and the masses,
grape, denies that he ever uttered
auy such infamous language.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11

Governor Denison Of Ohio, has
appointed Capt. G. w. Mcclellan,
formerly Of the United States Ar
my, Major General and Colnman.
der in Chief Of the Ohio State
troops.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11

General Leslie Combs telegrapbs
to General Wool at New York, to
know whether arms and money
can BE- had for maintaining Union
ism 10 kentuck.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11
~. We are pleased to see that

~ We are pleased to see that
our Police Jury has been making
the most strenuous efforts to thor
oughly organize'and equip the spe-
cial police Of the parish. The most
rigid laws and regulations have
been enacted, and and all violations
Of same will be punished to the
extent of the law Our efficient
clerk of the court. w. B ca MBnR-
11N,has been appointed Chief Of Pc
lice, and has already entered upon
the duties OF his Office. Ills selec
lions for assistants hav5 seen taken
from the most reliable men we have
in the parish. Next week we will
give a list of appointments and ar
rangcments for the police force.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11

Our Police Jury allows their
clerk, ]. V. DuRA1Dr, Jr., to draw
his salary while absent with the
''elta Rifles, and retain. the posi-
on for him on his return. Perfect.
" right
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11
Notice.

nsnbsss Il the Police Jury win please take notes
thas tAsss wia - - adjourned asstiog q aasd body
On nsxt WEDNksDAY, 18th inst :, atie O'Clock. An
n. Punet.al sttssAaeee 10 requested
J. Y. DURALDE, Ja., Clerk.
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MAY N. 1854


n. svesR f1AxTsa:-Yn viii tssass announce yE'
- HaSeuoo, - . candidate for Asssasor 81 Thu
par1sh. ne vii, b supported for that oaiee b. hi
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11

SWORDS DkAwN.-The Rich
mond Dispatch contains the fol-
lowing pleasing intelligence: The
Rev. N. \. Okeson, of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, in Norfolk,
has joined a troop OF cayaly, and
Rev. Mr.. O'Keefe, the, Roman
Catholic priest Of that town, is the
captain of a volunteer company
When God thus calls upon his min
istry to defend the holy cause, it
must prevail"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11

The Richmond Despatch gives
he following description Of a
company from Western Virginia,
called the Grayson Dare Devils:
They number one hundred men,
all six high, and unfail ng rifle
shots. The company consisted Of
one Numbered and thirty-five, but
it is said their commander inform
ed them that only one hundred
would he all, wed to c"rne to Rich
mond and to. decide which OF
them sh"nld enjoy that desired
privilege, they tir'd at a mark
running, and the hundred VIII"
struck the target nearest to or
exactly in the center, We're accord
ingly detailed, to the chagrin IF
the remainder, VIII" were as conf
dent as their comrades that they
c"ul send a bail at every crack
through the vitaIs OF n LincoInpoop.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11
Aeesau>s.

~ W sre antherssed 70 announce the name o.
.HBDALTA, ESQ.,, - . candidate Tor Andi
W q PsSlts Aeoousta, ct Ne essetsoa tn NOVEMBER
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-11

River rising fast at this point.
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ght Sugar glaatst.

C~sununieatssas intendsd for this paper should be
directed . EATON ROUGE, NOT Wet Baton Rouge.
Our Bxcha.gss win confer . favor npon ~ by
Asssstisg - sssvs. @
erAny Of our Baton Rouge friends having com.
upieet3eaa, h., fr The sc0AR rtAxrER, BY leaving
shsnvtAh u. RseAasd Markham. On board tbs
Tsrry.NssA Sussy Sbsap. win ~ promptly received
i~sssrtloa ths sane week. :
N4,Mp. JANE SSaAWDaaD0s ~ ouP authnrt1r1 agent
10 New Orleans - pscsive and receipt fnr auOsertp'
stnWs ANA aAvsvtiasne.
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sion and should it be after 9 o'clock at night
the pass shall state that he is sent on bis mas
ter's business. and shall also state the object
Of his errand, the hour and date of departure
aud return end, also who may contrsvene Nv
the provisions Of this section shall he q, crested
by the patrol as well Is all slaves with , proper
pass whomav be found out of the road they
should follow all runaways, criminals and
disturbrrs Of the peace, n any white or free
co'o'ed person who may be found in the m
terror of a plantation without permission oil
the owner, or u . negro's cabin, or in con-
versstion with s.aves under Suspicious cir.
csmstances shall be dealt with according
to the provisions Of this ordnance.
lS. The provisions Of this section shall not
apply to q negro having 4 pass to visit his
wife On Say other plantation found after nine
O'Clock at hight withi.l the house Of his wife
with the percussion Of the owner Of his wife.
10. All slaves except ranaways who may
be arrested under the provisions Of this ordi.
nance shall be punished with not less than
fv. lashes according . the riIcsrHstaDcss IT
the case. and oil. ru0aways, Whine or Free
colored persons ri may be arrested, shall
be carried before ~ ustice Of the Peace and
dealt with as the hWsmsv direct. ~
20. Any proprietor or ow ner who ssall re-
fuse or oppose himself y the search Of his
negro cabins, when . patrol duly authorized
shall request admittance ia . peacefui. man
ner for said search. be shall be subject to a
fine not exceeding one hundred dollars, re-
coverabIe before any Court Of Competent ju-
risdiction. 7=
81. Any inhabitant who shall suffer 4 per.
NIT At night or in day time, . hall 81 assem-
blase of neGr es, other than kis own, On. his
plantation, Of on . plantation NJ lot Of grosnd
or in a cabin or house Of which h. may have
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15

a The power that the South had 10 con.
nsnd teFms for Slavery n 1851 y nuoh
easAiss nov, and ~ shall b mach surprised
u the conflict nov pending DO not sssals IS
bringing the North 70 IT. ssnsss IL not % IL
knees.-1 Richmond Nhig.
Tho South has 90 often q brought TIE
North 70 ito knees . that Il 10 not strange
i should expect to DO 90. Hitherto, tie a. !.
sired result has bsen aohisvsd By thrests.
This time that gsnc, alShoush sklllfullv
played, was ineGaotuAl. Another and oors
desperate atop US taken. What No. threat.
ened has boon done. The Union y Dissolved.
But, desirable - ito 70 construotion nav be.
the People will never get upon their knees 70
tho traitors b. whom ito dissolutioo was o..
feessd, 20 secure ito 70 eonstuetion. That
hnniliaIion sill, ~ hops, BE- spsrsd ths prs.
ssnt gsnssation. Very nash would b oooss-
dsJ 70 those who remain loy4i " ~ Uoion;
bat there can b 20 getting % The sskusssJ
70 shs ptrjured traitors Who have ~ shsn.
selsss ap il ssbsliicn asainst ~ Gunssisa.
ton md Laws q Ne oosassy--l Albany Eys.
JosfnAl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15

VAnd upon what IN equivoostips plss
10 the country plunged into this SEQ Of blood
and misery. After agreeing TO abandon Ii.
Sumter, ard holding out this lore Of psaos 30
tho North and South, tho Govsromsnt de-
maDds tho right TO withdraw IL inpsrrilled
garrison end to hold Is With : mere oorpo-
ral's guard. In other words, Il demands
that, Of the 70msn there, 60 shall Be brouRbs
OF, and tho remaining 10 BE- pssmitted TO hold
il and Do held secure against attack IL Atlas
and Argue.
Why, IN tho name 81 reason, justice and
patriotism, should not tho 0overnosut hold
it. garrison With guard1 Why shoald 10
property DO given up 20 srsitorsl The gar
rison, II Withdrawn ss AL, 10 withdrawn be-
cause that most incompetent Or most pss6d.
ious somnsnder OF the Star Of The West
turned bic back Spon Fort Sumter after the
danger vas passed.
W. hope that Fort Sumter can and viii 81
reinforced. Il il from no rsspses for treascs
| or sympsthy with Charleston that The people
yield reluctant consent to the withdrawal
Of Maj. Andsrson.--[ Albany Evening Jour
nal.
The Ksokuk Journal hes been il the habit
Of quoting the Albany Journal approyiuely.
How docs il like the above pafaeraph9
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From Q1inoy Saturday Noon.


News 1rom rs 40mah.
CHAsLssIoN, April ID.
The boDbardmeot continues from thl
floating battery, otevsas, and other batteries
Ssniff sansissss fstsfaiag ~. i . r..
ported that three war vessels are now OF TIL
bar.
The firing has cesssd for the night. TO b.
renewed early 10 The morning. Ample u.
ranEsmsnts are made to prevent reinforce.
nsns tonight.
A special dispatch 10 the Herald says t~a
soldiers wsfs wousdsd on Sullivans leland,
and : pumbsr struck By spent pFejsstilss.--
Three ships are visible in tho Ding. = Il
believed tAas N attempt will b nsd1 10
night 70 reinforce Sumter. Froa No roeu-
larity al dring throughout, Andefson has Z
larger for0s than was supposed. Il haa
rsinsd oil day.
HnRIsDUaa, April IL.
The var bill passed both Houses to-nieh,
without embodiment, and has been sigusd By
the Governor.
MoNr0onsRY, April IL.
An extra session Of Congress 10 called for
April Goth.
From Texas.
NV YoaK, April IL.
Dispatches received from COL. Waite DON.
msnder Of the Texas forces. Stating that I
strong Union fosling u growing. Governor
Houston predicts tho return Of the secession
lists to thur sifsgiunse. They srs terribly
taxed. Houston has been offered armed
support By Germans 10 every part Of the
State bat declined.
Frsn washlsgssa."
Me- Vnn~ A~.n -
A Washington dispatoh to tho Tribaue
SAYS Capt. Foy soDmsads tho vessel With
provisions which 10 to lead the expedition
into Charleston hsrbor.
The President received the var news calm
~, and With eonAdsnt feeling that he had
done bis duty 10 the nsttes.
Senator Sherman arrived from Ohio, and
reports the Republicans there % ready to
stand BY tho Govsrnment TO the lsst.
The opinion prevails that IN attempt will
be made before sunrise 10 run the light
draught vessels Of the feet up to Sumter
TO reinforce and provision is.
Eren Charlcsson.
CH4nIssroH. April IL.
The bombardmsnt 10 continued with NOR
tars, and will be kept up oil night. Il ID sup
pVscu AuueIoOu ~ IcssluS uts mon Tor tno
night.
Vessels cannot enter the harbof % storm
10 raging, making Is impossible TO efset re-
enforcement 70 night.
The floating battery works we'll.
Prem Salatnores
BAIrnoRs, April IL.
The war news 10 received with regret, and
general sympathy With Government i ex-
pressed.
oOushsPn Cem0isssoosPs.
WAsulxe1ox, April Is.
The Oonfsdefats OomnissieussS arrived ID
this city this DorDiDg, 0Bd daring the after.
zoos thsy visited the Pfssidsnt, bas nes 10
their olksial capacity, snd wess resolved By
him dirsstly after The Cabinet meeting ID.
ioarnsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15

Kennedy Volunteers Callsa Ter.
LoulsvILLs, April IL.
Dispatches received here from the War
Department 81 Montg omsry request that tho
Kentucky Volunteer Regiment bs held 10
readiness to march st moment's notice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15
Fryer ~ Chavlcssoa...Doau regara
0Agtng.
HrAnrxsror An.sIl1

Roger A. Pryor has bssa appoisssd %
Bsauregard's sssA.
BsssreGard - 2 o'clock dsoaodsd The
surrender o. Sumter, which Aadsrson a..
elined, probably With reservation.
Il 10 currently sspOrtsd shat 1sgosiations
will DO opened 30 o0rYou bse0esa Aodsrsou
and Bssuregaro aboutthe ssfFendsr d Sen.
ter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15
High Ce0Dltnsns - American
wonen.

High Cs0pltnsas - Americas
women.
ln bic great work On tho uoitsa SsAses-
~ Toeqasvills pays The following high co.,
piisest 30 The women Of our soentry:
A 4nf nyaelf, j DO nos hesitate % svov.
that althosgh the women Of the Uoited States
ass esD6osd within the narrow circle o. 40.
nsssie life, asd thsir situation u 10 some r..
spsets ono Of sxtrea1 dspsndsDee, have 40.
waefe seen wonsn oseapyisg loftisr posi.
$50. And i vsss asksd, aos that | a
AGaAin9 20 the sloss d tbis 1osk, 10 which /
- spoken Of % nssy inportaOt shines
ases ~ ~ Anerioans, 70 what tho sineular
pesspsfify and growing strssgth OF thai peo.
- esghs naialy 70 hs attsibuted. / should
Ssply--to 10 superiority Of their wooeo. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15

TIE ssChtvabry's Aas Tysn0pAsA asa
shs Nsrth s.Eass Dbrs.D
Under this heading IRE. eating paper q
Hosstos, hississippi, vsstilasss The triumph
Of rsbsls and traitors u : lengthy sdisosisi,
iron which vs make N extract simply 70
sAos ths toss and temper Of he 80 who
havs shs warn synrashiss q many leading
Losofocos hsrsaboasss
6ssb 10 DOW the state 81 affairs. Lincoln
has proved utterly unworthy Of ruling ebs
Republicans forget al 10 thS bassse ssf.m
bic Tor once; their scheme has failed. and
. present they Ars povsrless. They have
pssn forced TO seat dirt'' and bow sesiu to
he dominant Southcrn racs, and their shrieks
q rage are ths only sounds heard from The
NORTH. Through the press; from tho work .
shop fron tho starving nssses; from mer.
ehaats ruined from every trade and oondi.
Gc., se.ss The sry .'giss up the forts - 10,
- seat dirt" lot % aKain bow TO the sape.
rior raes South LEI ~ live.
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viFgansA OoWmasss onoeo.
WzIKTuFCx, xpYT RI.
The Vir9inia Conmissiooees arrived here
this morning.


Chartered
NEw YoaK, April IL.
The steamship Vanderbilt proceeded 10
t6s navy yard this sor1in9. having hsan
chartered 81 tie Govsrnnsns.
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0RssisG - =. y. Casals.

bCSsALo, April ~. A
- Qanel Oennissicasrs st 8y,assss II.
1e1Mo olsod thss - OaoAls Of thar ntats
: - epsa aa6fsaly ~ bssisass 81 sIss
1ll5.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15
MARYLAND rrss = sAs Unsen.
RsnasyIvasaa Assnsng.

uAonleDUn0, April 10.
"A bill has bee1 roported il ~ Hose -
propr'ating hs1lA nillion dellass fos asnips
md e9aippiaG y militia u - otsts. h
p,ovidss for oelssnsnt al Adia.....
p !, :. a.. y ''''~- 1''''s' d's''s':
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WAN WAIT;

WAN WAMIi
10 addition 10 The report copied from ths
Hawksys and the Quincy Herald Of 6assr.
day morning, ~ give later rsports, reosivsd
Saturday forenoon BY The Quincy Whig.
w Isarn, also, from passengers from
D1flisgton that our dsss had entered The
haIsor Of Charleston on Saturday morning,
and bad sonmeaeed firing on the forts Of
The Rebels.
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OAxsrFEsR.-Ws learn that Janss Suthcr-
lasd Of lndianapolis is preparingaa full and
complete Gasstsser and Business Directory
Of the Dee Moinea valley.n He proposes %
make : large octave Of $50 pages, to con-
tain the names Of each city, town, villag.
aod posto6csv 9TH the names and address
Of business non throushoss the Valley, msr.
chants (~Aolssals and rssail), professions
1sns mansfaetursrs, 3D., 10. Il il 70 B,
issasd about the 6rss Of August next, & d,
Low price Of 12.00 70 Subscribers, payable 0,
delivery. Mr.. las. n. Hood, Of Iodianapo
lie, i the general Agent, and 10 nov ean
WASHING Tor the work, ipsssdisg 10 20 - 70
up - r.. Dodge. 6seh work wooid b
great oonvenieDss, and " presume viii 70
seivs adequate encouragement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15
X e o X u X /:

Tan DEs Moasss Valley wnie Il Published
svsry Monday Il this Once, l. one Il the oldss,
papsfs In lows, and has widely extended sircs.
lation throughout the Dee AoiDes Valley, North
srn Aissosr, and Western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15

0Asssrs. Poneroy and Lane, the newly
slsetsd Unitsd States Senators from Kansas,
passed through Hannibal on their way u
Warrington City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15

$sMorF1blo Pnrpoeee ~ the Parry IN
Power,
The Floyd organ Of our sity poblished .
Virgins letter % Saturday, with its endorse.
nent, which, under the above heading, pur-
ports 70 give detailed conversation with the
Secretary Of The Treasury. The purport Of
that ecuvsrsatisn ID 70 the sfsot that II il
The psrposs Of the Administrators, q openly
svowsd By that Distinguished member OF the
Cabinet, simply 70 wage war upon the
6ossh 10 order 70 give frssdon - the slsvss.
Its by s1sh false and libsllous charge,
that the defenders OF traitors and The abet-
tors Of treason here in tho North seek "a
weaken the hands Of the Government In it,
sforts 70 enforce the Laws and maintain til
Consultation and Government btqusashsd By
Cur fathers. These synpashisers insist thai
the ssoessionists shall have their own Wv
thas the Government shall not enforce th,
laws Of the United States over them. and
when ~ attempt u made BY the Admipissrs.
tion to relieve brave and gallant garrison
reduced to the point Of starvation By On army
o. bslsagusriDg traitors, they publish false
and fraudulent stassnents to create preiu-
dios and excite hostility aeainst the Govern.
msnt OF their oountry.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15

a The Quincy Herald, ~ we'll q T. W.
CiaEess, asserts tbas although the secession
isss orokssp The Democratic party q Charles.
ton, rather than adopt tho Douslas platform,
they would not have seeded from tho Upiop
had Dooglas bssn elected President.
A. : fair ofsst 70 this naked assertion. 70
remind or readers that Senator Bsnianip.
II bic great speech, compared the sentiments
snd position Of Douglas and Linools, and
said, IN most onequivocAl tsrns, that hs. and
those Who sstsd with him, preferred Lincoln
TO Douglas. And tho Hon. |. N. Norris, late
Democratic Representative from the Qaincy
Distriss,-vho ought 70 Do good authority
with tho Herald, -said, 10 speech delivered
h sae Court House u Quincy, few days
bsfors the Presidential election, thas che
believed that tho friends Of Brsokinridse ip-
tended 70 destroy tho Union, no matter
whether Lincoln Or Douglas should b elect
3D."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15
1861. 1861.
Prices According to Styh and Qualtyl

"Lsading makes and styles are hrm 10
prices, while ioSsrior goods and rejected
styles ars selling - greatly rsdussd 1garss."
-[Dry Goods Reporter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-15

BEaG aaA slusssr.
| Moxr0o11RY. April IL.
over quo men have been offered from the
border States.
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Dysentery, D'srrhua, RELAY. Worms.

Your I'll. have hal long itial ~ nv yrt=ttzss sa
hold iheu III r-eeu, II the t-st al-tsuls is
found. Th,it nii-IRtiv, -r,i uli Etv Is max
them excellent rysspyi9 whoa gwen i' al 81 eco.
t.I,aas ,lys,nbry amt strr'aF. Ihtt -tiH-
makes ti,rn Srfy a, 4,ie aud esutef.. - tie
IL women and clikitcn.
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prrHrS1Sr OF rnr is1sriss.

eIn ta,e r-ri your iiis any general ard H--Ftta
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