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CONNIE
CHEvRLAND mARKET-APRn1h

CLEVELAND MARKET-APRIL Is.
FLOUR-steady. Sale of 200 bbls double extra
white, choice brand, at 5000, and Is bbls extra red
at $40.
wHEAT-Red hrmer. Sales Of cars on track
at sl,OS; l car do do. No white to any amount on
the market.
CORN-stoady at s49s5c, according to quality
and variety. Sale. ola car yellow on private terms.
OATs-steady at sic. Sale Of 10 bush.
HIGHWNEs-sales of 100 bbls at $50, and 20
at l5Ac.
sEEDs-sale Of Is bush Timothy at $3.50, Oo-
yer nominal at S4,OO@4,12h.
PORK-Mess is steady at sl6.OO. Sale of l6 Bbls.
BUTTER-old Is dull and not quotaBle. New is
N good demand at n@Iso for good to choice. sales
Of bbls.
LARD Sale OfIsOO Bs good, in poor packages, at
$50. Good conditioned is firm atsc. ltiF
EGGS-sales Of bbls at 9Kc.
Enthusiastically at $1,000 for good to choice
Western Reserve. Sales of 500 lbs.
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Report Of the New York Market.

NEw YoRK, April l3, 1851.
BUTTER--Th demand for fine Butter is good
and prices are firmly maintained. New State is
bringing 20 tn 25c, and Ohio Is TO zoe. The pros
poets for prices as good or better than last season we
consider favorable.
CHEESE III demand for Cheese is not equal to
the supply, and prices although not QuOtably lover,
are not so firmly maintained. We quote Ohio at Z
to &c. English dairy at 81 to 10.
EGGS-Ars in good demaad at Is to l4c.
SEEDS-ClOver seeo is hrm at ~ to Sc limo
thy is steady at Ss,OO9s,25.
BEES-WAX-Is dull at32 to S3c.
LARD-Is firm at94 to l04c.
TALLOW-Easisr at s4 to 9He.
APPLES-DTied are dull at 3 TO SIC.
DEFINING 4 TIFFANY,
Commission Merchants, 81 Pearl street.
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FOR SECESSION.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April Is.
Lincoln's Proclamation increased secession
ism. The impression is for immediate secession.
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ITrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val

.A 9SP 4.Fs n5 RGI' 4l 9oS 5s4. u Sst "a Ss iS ii f e. l sAiaa
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, VAL
They have been tested in more than = thousand
cases, with entire success.
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No STATE IN the Valley Of the NHssssippionsrs 90 great
IA inducement to the settler as the State Of illinois.
there Is no portion Of the world where all the condi-I
dOns Of climate and soil so admirably combine to pro-
duce those two great staples, Com and WHEAT, as the
Prairies Of illinois.
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from the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
II you are, OF have been troubled with ths head
iche, send Tor a box, (Cephalic Pnlss) % that you
have them In case Of an attack.
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nR. KNAPP, OcULIsT, OF Il
years experience, exclusively treats Diseases
6ffha Eve, and Deafness,
AZ 10. 151 Prospect street, Cleveland, o.
81 Abundant testimnnlala Of persons restorodt %
gfrht or Hearing N New York, the Western States
and Northern Ohio. "a
Artificial eyes inserted THAT HoTH, and the best
quality. Dr.. X. has takona Diploma in comPetltion
with ali other Oculists, al the New York state EhEs
fr his superb Artificial Eyes.
e. No charge for examinations.
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EETNOLD8BUn9, EfanEIIn UO.I Unlo, I
HENRY Q. sPALDING,
No. 4s Cedar s., y. z,
DEAH SR:
Enclosed find twenty-five (25) cenps, tor which send
box Of "Cephalie Pfils." Bend TO address Of Rev.
VIM. q. Filler, ReynOldsburg, frankie Co., Ohio.
hour Pills work ike e harm-cure Headache al
most instanter. Truly yours,
Wh, Q. FILLER.
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BALTIMORE. Apri1 "a.

The Union feeling here is strong. This morn
ing. the Minute Men organization of, 500 strong,
who have been drilling ever since the Presiden-
tai election as & mil tary organization, threw out
the Stars and Stripes from their headquarters,
wish the m0tto-tThe Union and the Constitu-
fion %
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NEw Yonz, April u.

Advices from Albany state that Gov. Nor
gan will tomorrow issue q call for 25, 900
men for the assistance of the Federal Gov
eminent.
A private letter from Gov. Curtin to 8
prominent citizen Of New York, states that
be can nave leo, 600 Pennsylvanians in
Washington in 4s hours, if required.
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scow Mary & Lucy, Burke, Detroit, ItO tons coal.
ceoeAsry 4 Chiua agars.
p. q
No. 1O8. co1D No. III sUPrRIOR ST,
Best assortment Of
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
ever offered in this city, can be sOundat
RICE & BURNETT's.
FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND
TEA s,
Decorated and Plain White. at
RICE 8 BURNErT's.
s I o NE e Il I N A
Of the very best quality, new and desirable patterns
RICE & BURNnTT's.
CAsTORs.
CAKE BASKETS,
GARD RHCEIVERs,
GALL BELLS,
all new and elegant styles, at
70 RIOE 8 BURNETT's.
BEAUTIFUL
SILVER~PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
RICE & BURNETT's.
A No. l CUTLERY,
PLATED KNIVES,
PLATED SPOONS,
PLATED FORKS,
from the best manufacturers in the country, and
Roe & BURNETT's.
A great variety of beautiful patterns OF
BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE,
Al
RICE & BURNETT's.
ELEGANT
SILVER-PLATED TEA SETS,
At
RICE & BUREETT's.
BRITTANIA COFFEE POTS,
TEA POTS. copper bOptOms, eastors, So, at
RIOE & BURNETT's.
ENAMELED
TEA TRAYS AND WALTERS,
CE URNRTT's.
PAINTED TOILET, SETS,
Both lin and Zinc, at
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BUCKEYE COFFEE POT,
Best ever invented,
COFFEE MADE IN TWO MINUTES
RICE & BURNETT's.
COAL OIL LAMPS,
AND LANTERNS,
RICE & BURNETr's.
o A L 0 Ii
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w oasr the above at
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70 suit the timss-anA in quantities to suit pur.
RICE & BURNETT,
marsESz o Superior Street.
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IFron ths A@arsrtlssr, ProrIaenes, B.

lkrOm the Democrat, 81. Oloud, MIMI
If you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send Tor a box, (Cephalic Pus,) 30 that you
may have them In case Of an attack.
From tbs Advertiser, Provldsnee, B. Il
The Cephalic Pills are said to be & remarkably eff
fsctive remedy for the htadaeho, and one ofthe very
best for that VSry frequent complaint which has eF-
sr been discovered.
lFrom the Western B. B. Gazstte, Chicago. ILL.,
We heartily endorse Mr.. spslding. and his unri
vailed Cephalic Pills.
From the Kanawha Valley Star. Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
who try them, will stick TO them
LFrOm the Southern Path Finder, n. OIL
Try them you that are afaicted, and we are sure
that our testimony can be added 70 the already Ru-
merous list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
From the st. Louis Demoerat.l
The Immense demand for the article (Csphalic Pilisl
Is rapidly snereasing.
From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.l
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an
article hsd did not know TO possess real merit.
From the Advertiser, Providence, R. Il
The testimony in their favor is StrOns, from the
most respectable quarters.
From the Daily News, Newport B. l.
Cephalie Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
Iron the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.1
Said to be very efloaeious for thu headache.
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From the Western B. B. Gszstte, Chicago. Ill
We heartily endorse Mr.. spslding. aud his unri
vailed Cephalic Pills.
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THE SOUTHERN PART

OF the State lies withint tho zone Of the Cotton regions,
while the soil g admirably adapted to the growth Of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat is worth from Is 70
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kHHOm bo AutSAhSi @AVtA@9As IL
The Cephalic Pills are said to be & remarkably eff
fectivs remedy for the htadacho, and one Of the very
best for that Very frequent complaint which has eV-
6r been discovered.
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.sHrNeTOS, April IS.

Ton District Of Columbia companies have
thus far been mustered in serVlce-sizteen
IN all required. TIE number Of Federal
troops heFsabouts amounts to 500.
An offer has been made TO the Treasury
Department at Montgomery to take the
whole loan Of the Confederate States (St5,-
Oo0, O0Ol at par, by parties in New Orleans.
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Bosron, April IA.

Political differences have been dropped, and
the undivided sentiment Of cities aud States Is 70
teers 70 the number of20. 900 have already rendered
their services at the AdjutSnt Generals Office -
Gen. B. 7. Butler, au ardent Importer Of Breck-
inrIdge during the election, has rendered his ser
vices With his entire brigade.
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- DIR. GIBSON.

Professor Of ElsctT0pGEsy and GedieiHes
~ once No. III Ontario street, up stairs . eE
DOOR from the Public square.
Once hours from 9 70 Il and nom : 70 . O'Clock
daily, SUNDAYS excepted-l aug
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d FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
6PALDINGS
Gel L s,
wm convince all who sussr from
E,
SPEEDY AND sURE CURE Is WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
As thssS Testimonials we're unsolicited by Mr.. spal-
ding. they afford unqusssiOnAbls proof of
the efficacy Of this truly scisn-
aac diSOOyery.i Ia =
MAsOSvrILr. Conn.,, Feb. $ 1861.
1 have tried your Csphalio Pills, and ! like them
50 well that want you to send ne two dollars worth
Part Of thsss are for the neishbors, to whom 1 gave
Q few out Of the first box I got from you.
Send the Pills By mail, and Oblige
Your ob,t servant
JAMEs KENNEDY.
HAYEREORD. Pa, Feb 6, 1851.
Nh. sRALBINa,
i wish you 70 send me one more box Of ycur Csph-
aiic pills, 1 have received a great deal Of bensht from
them. Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN sTOIKHOUsE.
srRUoE CREEKS Huntington, Co, Pal
January Is, 1851.
SIR:
You will please send me two boxes Of your CsphA-
lie Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
P. ST. have used one box of jour Pills, and ind
them excellent.
BELLE YERNON, Ohio, Jan. . k6l.
HHNRY O.. sPALDENa, E5q.,
Please ind inclosed twenty-five cents, for which
a0Ed ne enOther box Of your CephRlic pills. They
are truly the BEST PhS have ever tried
Direct A BTOVER, p N.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co, o.
BEVERLT, Mass, Dec. Il, 1850.
II, c. RPALDnNg, ESQ, AG
81 wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
bring your Cephalic PAls more particularly before
my customers. nyou have anything Of the kind,
one Of M customers, who is subject to severe Sick
Headache, usually lasting two deys,l wAs cured Of
an attack in one hour By your Pills, which 1 sent
heF. Respectfully yourgI
RETNoLDsBURq, Franklin Co., Ohio,O
January 8, 1851.
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From the Advertiser, Providence, B. Il
The testimony in theIr favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters
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5000 Troops to be sent from Boston
to-day.
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From the Gazette, Davenport, IOwa.l
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an
article BE did not know to possess real merit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16

From the st. Louis Dsmoerat.1
The Immense demand for the article (Csphalic Pilis)
Is rapidly INCREASING.
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BALrlH0zB, April Il.

ThsfUHion feeling in this city has been making
an unaisfakabie display since Friday. Men with
cockaees aud secession emblems have been chased
By crowds and protected By the police.
The bark. Fanny EenshaW hOisted q secession
Tag today, aud a crowd compelled e boy on the
vessel 70 take It dewn. The Captain afterwards
re-hoisfed g. and It required 8 detachment Of 90
p~olice.to protect Il from the people The indig-
nation is intense. All the other vessels In port
hoistcd the American flag.
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AGRYCuITDRAL PR0DUCFa

ne STATE IS rapidly fling pp With p~gpuladon eos,
'O25 persons having been add Eirca 1850, making rs
population !, rs e5s, araao q Ra PEc cant IA
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WISCONSIN, TO REP 0NA VAR
FOOTING.
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RICH BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.

The deep rich loan Of the prairies is cultivated with
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving TO Illinois in great mum
beTs. Thearea Of Illinois Is about equal to that Of En-.
gland, and the soil Is so rich that Il will supporttWenty
miIlions Of people.
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FERT1TTY OF THE sOII

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure such 4
mediate results for his labor a upouthese prais8 81
they being composed Of g deep rich loan, tie feIti
which, Is unsurpassed BY any on The globe.
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From the Daily News, Newport, R. l.
Cephslie Pills are taking the place Of all kinda.
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From the Kanawha Valley Star, Val
We are sure that persons suffering with headache,
who try them, will stick to them
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WHoLEaALE I'D UuRRrNT.

CORDAGE.
MANILA, .....H b 70 ale1f
Tarred RoDa..a. II Az
FEATHRRs.
Pure 9eess...8h 40 a
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MECHANICS, FARMERS & WORKING Mem
TRE attention Of the enterprsng and industrious poc-
j ton Of the community Is directed 20 ne following
statements and liberal Inducements offered them BY the
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BELLE YERNoN, Ohio, Jan. 8 z6l.
HHNRY q. sPALDrNo, E5q.,
Please ind inclosed twenty-five cents, for Which
a0Ed me enOther box Of your CephRlic pills. TheJ
are truly the best Pills have ever tried.
Direct A. STOVER, P. NJ.
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., o.
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w-A single bottis Of sPALDING's PREPARED
GLUE Will save ten times It's cost annually
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The Agricultural Products Of minois arc greater han
hose ofany other stats. he products sent out during
he past year excsedsd 1904 % tons ne WhsatcfoD
4 1aeOauurcaches 25O0Oon busheie, while The corr
vieiis not less fian 40. 0ooO eco bushsls.
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SUMTER TO BE RETAKEE.

o7sat Union Meetings throughout the
Country.
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.OANFORD'S LIVER ny LGGh.
~ ABOB never DebiEtates. II Is 1oh7ol1sa
sSffrsly ne IRON GUns, and has bseosss g ,
tablished tact, 9 standard Medicine, knoaE Elrl -
proved By AL Who have ned Il, and ID now rs7rta
10 with c0lddsncs In all diseases for Which o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16

From the Commercial Bulletin, BOston.l
Said to be very eBoacious for thu headache.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-25

Gen. Mcclellan is fastening prepara-
tons for concerted effort. Remember,
say his confidential friends, that only for
SIX weeks past has he been in actual pow
CIR; that he knows better than any one
else the ttttpregnsbitity Of the enemy {
position at Centreylle, and that such
lines cannot be directly assau.ted--tAat
they must be turned; that our flank move
merits must be simultaneous md over
powering; rivers must be crossed and new
roads cut; that two or more eeincident
movements of this sort neeessitates three
times rs much time and equipment III
preparation as an advance Of the united
column. lit Is therefore pretty well IN
derstood that we are all awaiting the com
plete formation and departure of Gen |
burnside expedition from Annapolis ard
Fortress Monroe, and that this movement
instead of being destined against some
Southern port, is TO cooperate with and
be portion Of Gen. Mcclellan 5 campaign
with the main army. Ten days more, ii
is believed, will cover all needful delays
att the two points mentioned, and this day
fort III may witness four great columns
in motion against the Confederate army.
II Washington Cores pondenee Of N. y.
World. 10Th.
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Mortgage Interruptions.

Mn. ERiT0R There has been large
am gunt of real estate sold ia Iowa within
tn last few months, under what is CON.
monty called foreclosure sales, at the most
raineus prices. in which debtors hhare
usually acquiesced without making any
effort to redeem therctrom, under the i'm
preston that there is no redemption on
such sales This impression got abroad
from an improper view Of the purport
and effect Of decision made BY the su-
prcme Court Of cur State several years
ago. All that decision covered -#as that
the Code Of ls5oaid not provide fer re-
icnptiun from sales OF realty made under
judgments and DEGREES in foreclosure. -
Subsequent to that decision, to-wit, April
ID, 1860, the Legislature Of Iowa passed
an act which gives the same right to re-
demption from the sale of mortgaged
premises on execution as is provided for
in cases OF sales on ordinary judgments
at law. see Appendix to New Code Of
Iowa, page S73.l Recently tic validity
of this act in its bearing upon mortgages
executed before IFS enactment came before
Judge Springer ut Fort Madison, who af-
t4r argument be ore him gave his unqual.
if ID opinion Of its application and valid.
ity in such cases.
The fact that this act was passed By one
of the most Intelligent Legislative As.
| semBlies tina! ever sat in eur State, and that
it is regarded as constitutional by Judge
Springer, added 10 the common sense Of
the thing itself, furnishes pretty conclu-
sive proof that our Supreme Court Will
sustain ito the full extent in whicht1he
Legislature intended and worded il.
If this brief Dote shall enable any un-
fortunate debtor on mortgage to save
his homestead by timely redemption, /
shall feel amply repaid for calling his at
tention to the said act; and | am sure no
humane creditor, or purchaser at fore
closure sale, will regret 10 lose property
purchased when he shall getinstead there
of the amount of his bid, with the inter-
est provided BY law.
| have the honor to be
Yours truly,
DANE II MILLER
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lFtom The 81. Louis Ret,ut74t can.
BENTON BARRACKS,
De. 20. 81.

Dec. 20, 81,
GENTLEMEN: In your local column of
HiefHiHes he article :. tempt to re-
cover a eontrabaud," has not the desra
bic fidelity to facts, even iii this branch Of
narrative.
The negro inquestion was cook in Co.
E. Of the lst Iowa Cavalry, and the
lieutenant whose department was obnex-
ious to your criticism, Is Lieut.. BERGMAN
OF this corps-one of the most quiet, un-
assuming, and, at the same time, valuable
officers in the entire command He is as
Ear removed from ..hullyo and "bus-
tercr" as your informant is from gentle
man and man OF truth. He simply
made this reply to the demand Of the civil
kotllcers-civil in capacity, but not IN
eharaeter-that he had not embarked In
the occupation Of negro catching There
was no attempt at q rescue, in which any
officer was engaged, but only the gather
ing of a crowd such as an incident OF this
description would call together-with the
expressed feeling common, not TO this
regiment only. but to every other one
from the free sstatc q Iowa, ; aon they
/ are called upon TO engage In de4radlng
and disgusting service.
Perhaps ! shall not too far abuse the
feharity Of your columns, il Iadd that whiit
the lst regiment OF Iowa Cavalry have
an honest emulation to IN elevated char.
acter in all legitimate duties Of war, there
| is, and will be, no competition among
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New YnrE. Dec. u.


The London Times says private letters
from Rio Janero State that Gen. Webb.
American Minister had sent demand tc
the Brazilian Government that the Gov
ernor Of Moranham be superseded fol
having allowed coal to be supplied to the
pirate Sumter.
a report is quite current in the street
this morning that siidell and Mason arc tf
be restored to liberty and sent forward to
England tomorrow by the Europa. This
information is said to be derived from
French sources, with confirmation FROM
those who are supposed to have unusua
facilities for earyl information from Eng.
lish connections; though the report may
prove unfoundcd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-25

la8~ Quartcrmastet Prcssell, Of Colonel
Moore's Regiment, has just returned from
ST. Louis, and reports that abundant sup
plies haze leen furnished far the Reei-
ment, and were brought UP as far as
Quincy. Il appears that Gel. Moore il
held in high esteem By Gen Halleek and
Gen. Curtis. They have recognized the
K eeigucnt, and it has been regularly put
on war footing Those who were in
service as far back as the 18th Of July,
viii receive ray from that date.
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W ashiugton, Dec. "a

SEsAgE--soyeral petitions were presented
praying for the emancipationofthe slaves
Of rebels without compensation. and those
Of loyal masters with compensation.
Howe gave notice that he would intro
duce bill to amend the fugitive slave
law. The Senate then went into exeeu-
tive session On the opening of the
doors the Senate adjourned until next
Thursday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-25

The Express states that a rumor this
afternoon says that irf an interview which
Lord Lyous had with see'y Seward, the
latter read to him letter that he had
written 70 Minister Adams ten DAYS ago,
in which be said tfat # tie ligitieh Gov.
eyernment claimed Mason and Siilell On
the ground Of Illegal capture, and rs cen
trary to the law Of nations, and would
consider the surrender as settling the
principle for both governments, they would
BE- given up on request.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-25
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COFFEE Rofsa+aoc, lava 81 rs: taguy "a % q a.
kI1ls==2s- 2 llc.
soar-ram IS. Family sl.e, German tctn.) /.
a7lc.
cAHblES-s.ar ls1si6, steariee 10 Nionitli.
LARp--5t, reia re.
BufTEn--commoh 6aese; Choice io,retatt Iels % Is.
LEAfIIEE--sole s5a24. harness 2agao.
HipkA--pry Toe, green green sheep pehs
30a3le green hog skins i5c.
nAY-Tlmotiy, new s. O0aB 90, haled 81 oo9slo;
Prairie 50 90.
Enthusiastically 81 90; Flax Seed 75
oNIONs--35 a4Uc.
EGGS- ice.
WHITE BEANS 81 CO.
FEATHERs-G3 q 90. ----
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 25& 81 SOP bushol.--
Dried Peaches s2oda 81 %, Eaislns 81 oo4 s. $40.
CHEESk-Wfsicrn Reserve q; Dehmah 6t<97.
BEEF-l aa,2c grossi 3aA4 G quarter.
sHEEP--si 5Vasa % . head
HOGS Dr. essed 242ae.
saLT-G. =. 81 80 sack; BaBaWha 50 o. I, bar
rel: Liystrool 81 o0@sa ca p sack; lake e. 10 y
bill
FIsH-Mackcrol, No. sI6sals bbl., No. 9 sn
q $40, No. 3 s9Msi0. White Fish No. l - 90 20 80
b half bbl. Cod Fish 5asG b..
RAGS-l4c.
OLD ERoN-Aa.3 &c y n. Brass 0asc y b.. COP.
per 100 l2}ze . n.
EXCHANGE-on New YORK, Raasable Funds y
for gold Il cent. 81. Loeis s = cont. for Missouri
Funds.