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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

The Bankers notice which We publish TO.
day, uiil attract attention. IL shows that
vs ere soon etmiDg down to hard pan
Aiseouri nossy q IA per cent. discount for
eastern exchange, must soon 60 by the board,
and thee Ne will once more have good sps-
ole paying currency. The Bankers here still
TAXI Missouri = ourreney, bat it il an awful
nuisance. Bills less than Eve dollars have
wholly disappeared, and gold and silver are
boarded. Il 10 almost imposs1l TO do busi.
ness. Bat the agony will soon be over.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

From and after this date We the undersigned
Bankers of the CITY OF Ke0E1K VIII receive q
Bankshis funds, Iowa, Ohio Indiana, and Eastern
specie paying banks. ard continue to receive -
currency Missouri Bank Notes. All former bal
lsnces settled the currency basis a. heretofore
understood.
wv. MCMILLAN,
Cashier State Bank.
GEO. c. ANDERSON 4 co.
III. X. LOVE- GO.
WM. THOMPSON AGO.
nix, HALE i co.
keokuk, June 4, ls6l-d
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IN orc Alag MasAAGg.

Our friend, Capt. Wordsn, of the Key
City, was induced TO hoist the bunting after
his arrival nj orr levee, from 81. Louis on
Sunday last, BY our scjer boys. The Key
City had the stars and Stripes floating, but
OF TOO diminutivs size to suit the boys
Don's think hard Of is Captain We al
know mat you ara Union man.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

We, the undersigned Merchants Of keokuk, de-
string to protect ourselves against the great los
We are sustaining by taking The present deprscia-
ted, Stump tail" currency, hereby agree. that
on and after tho frst day Of june ne II, VIII II
FUSE TO DEAL IN, OR RECOGNIZE IN AsY WAY, sny
currency that costs two per cent. to make East
era Exchanged being our design, 1t presert, TO
drive out ALL ILLINOIS, MISSOURI and Wiscossrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

FNE SrRAwBERRiEs.-Mr. u. o. Hilton
showed as yesterday . few specimens Of
Wilson's Seeding, which were luscious to
look at and delicious to take. They ave-
ragged four inches 10 circumference, and
their sweetness was not diminished by their
slze. Dir. Hilton says that the crop will be
very abundant this year-a fact which 10
quite tantslising to those Of US Who have no
gardens, unless our bankers will speedily
give us some good money and email change.
To those who have change Mr.. Hilton will
be happy to supply portion Of his surplus
fruit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04
n 0TICE.

The citisens OF Keokuk are requested to meet 1t
the Court House this evening, Tuesday, June Al
81 o'clock, to take to testify the feeling
OF profound regret felt by all at the National
loss sustained by the death Of Hon. s. A. Douglas
j. J. Brice, Mayor, A. I. Walling,
5. X. Curtis, in. Love,
VIII. Worthington, j. Ii. Craig,
ID. w. SAMPLE, B. ). Merriam
II Fulton, Chas. Parsons.
p. 7. Lomax, j. b. Howell.
keokuk, June 4, 1861.
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River News.

The following boats arrived sinoc SAtur-
day: Ssoker State, from St. Paul Luzerps,
from Burlington Pomeroy, from Daven-
port Key City and Die Vernon, from St.
Louis. The Hamilton Belle arrived from
Quincy with 500 barrels Of salt, from Chi
esgo, eonfisned to ConDsble, smy.h / Go.
There il no noticeable change in the stage
Of the water since our last.
The weather has been shovery.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

FoR THE QAnP GRoUND.-W. j. WINS il
running an Omnibus daily, leaving the Dem.
ing House u I, 8, 2 and II .. m, and at 2,
5, 4 and S p. N.
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keokuk, May IS, 1861.


For the convenience of those wishing TO visit the
Camp, OF other places in and about the city, Pub
Hc Carriage will b. constantly the street. When
not standing at the Drming House Post Office
orders may be left at Perkins Cofin Warssoom.
my30dlw
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&c, Nj III K. kCIAI.

FLoUR-superfne 81 90 Spring wheat ex-
ira, 81 SO, Fall wheat, extra, - rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, $50 o. .perlec.
c0KN-yelow Is 10 IS; white ~.
BARLEY Spring lsasoc
WuEAT.-I In good demand. Fall 20 to loo;-
spring Toc; choice do. ~.
oA1s--16 to tic.
HI Zee d #at+4 4aa
P0IATuES-l6by the load retail 20.
6kocERIEs-hew Orleans hrgar,faii 7s7lc
prime n to st, clarified salo, crusbed ano loaf
Ito IL. MolAsses-Plantation 33to 40c -. II 10
30 -, Goidsn Syrup, IS TO 7ec. ccGcs-Rio 10
I, ia. Java 2eto &c. Lagnyra, to II to Is. Rice
i0c
soAf-fKim 6ie, Family Ste; Gernssn, Gin.
7tto7s. 7"
cANDLEs--star Ito Is, stearine Is, Mould
IL,
LARD--S; retail Toe.
BUrIEh-Comnon Q tot Choice s to . retail
l2i.
LEATHER-sole rs TO 2sc; Harness I'll.
HiDEs-Dry green, ii green sheep psits
80 to soc; green beg skins %.
HAY-prices nom nal.
5EEDs.-Hungarisn orass So Timothy 81 toj
Flax Seed, 10.
sUNDkIEs - Onions, 80 to % !; Eggs, 4 to4 !.
Feathers see 70 ySc; White Beans, 81 TO ! 81
FRUIT--Drisd apples, 30 to % per bush
Dried peaches. 81 rs to 100; kaisins, 81 teso
AIS.
CHEESE--W r.. 10; Denmark toe.
BEEF-1tasc gross; 10 to Sc per quarter.
sHEEp-31 80 to 81 90 y head.
H0GS.-Dressed, 81 90 to 81 81.
SALT--G. A., 81 rs per sack; KAnawha, 50 to
70 per bbl.; Liverpool, 81 9oa2 90 persAck.
Lake 81 SO 10 IS 90 p Dbl.
FIsH--Aacksrel, No. 4 $40 to $2l p Dbl; No
. SIS to SIT; No.s 3l2to$l3. White, Mol 50 II
70 IS Is p half Dbl. Cod Fish 6to y b.
RAGs-2 TO 2}c.
OLD IRoS-ato &c per b, Brass sto Hooper
h.; Copper III per b.
ExcsAxeK.-On Now York for currency, nom.
inal, Is to copper cent; forgold per cent. 81.
Louis pevcent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

q The City Council has very properly
passed an act authorising the Wharfn,sster
10 require steamboats, landing 1t orr lovse to
hoist the Union flag. This will prevent the
annoyance and disturbance ocoasioned By
the soldiers Who have got into the habit Of
overrunniog boats end ineomnoding passsn-
gers. An ardent devotion to the glorious
stars and Stripes does not excuse N 40.
necessary interference With private righ.s
and public convenience. Captains osn Be
indicted to hoist the colors without even the
appearances Of violence, and tho good soldier
will always respect order and sobordins-
ton.
WAUGH,s mIHROR OF ITALY.
Two more exhibitions Of these splendid
paintings will DO given to-day, one 81 8
O'Clock this afternoon. and tho other It 8
O'Clock p. N. This 10 tho last opportunity
our eitissns will have TO witness them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

horticultural Exhibitlon.
The First Annual spring Exhibition Of Early
Fruits and Flowers, OF the Keokuk Horticultural
Society. viii be held in Bsknsps Building, I'd st.,
on Thursday, june 9th, 1t 2p. m.
Tho friends Of Horticulture IN Ksokuk and Lee
County, - we'll a. in Hancock county, Illinois, are
requested to unite wish Us in making the Exhbi
ton : cr@d;tshie one
II is expected that the collection of Strawber-
ries and Roses will be especially attractive.
Committee will be in sttendsDen 1t tho room
from ociock =. m. until clock p. IN. on Thurs-
day, for the reception of Fruits and Flowers for
exhibition.
by order Of the Society.
W. W. BELKNAP, Pres't.
J. Il. TswxsRuRr, Seo'y.
Juno &. lS6l-dtd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

AttenttoD, d OOk aud Ladder Co.
The members Of the Keokuk Hook and Ladder
Co. Mol are hereby notified TO attend the month y
meeting Of the Company to be held Atths En-
CINE House on Tuesday evening. June 4th, ~
n o'clock.
by order. 4. FRED FLAVELL,
\. II. FLAykLI, Ssc'y. Iossman.
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At . meeting Of some Of the citizens Of
Keokuk, held 1t tho ofioe Of II. B. Ten Eyck,
on Monday evening 1t 8 O'Clock, called to
take into consideration the propriety Of csls-
brasing the Fourth Of July 10 40 appropriate
manner. Geo. B. Smysh was called to the
chair, and VIM. Leighton xas appointed Sec
rotary.
On motion, the meeting resolved unanim-
ously, that, under the present exciting con-
diton Of the country, it vas peculiarly ap-
propriate to have = grand celebration on the
ensuing Fourth Of July.
On motion. il wss agreed to appoint .
committee to draw up and submit . pro-
gramms Of proceedings to an adjourned
meeting OF the citizens Of Keokuk, to be
held ct the Court House on Thussday eve.
ming, Ut s O'Clock. Committee composed OF
the following gentlemen
Saml. f. Miller, A. 4. Walling,
Hugh w. Sample, U. f. Conn,
Col. 8. X. Curtis, Il. 3. Ten Eyok.
Col. J. r. Bates, Geo. B. Smyth,
Col. @. II. Perry, WIN. Leighton,
VIM. s. McGavic.
Committee to meet ct the ofice Of II. B.
Ten Eyck, st 8 O'Clock to.morrow evening.
GEO. B. SMYTH, Chm.
WV. LEIoHToN, Sec'ty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

The Volunteers Daily Union Prayer Meeting
will be held In the Chatham Square Methodist
Church, every evening II n o'clock.
All the volunteers are earnestly and cordially
invited TO attend.
june4d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

a. The ID regiment turned out in regu-
lar regimental order, and our citsens had an
unusual treat 10 the way Of drill, on Main
street last evening. Col. Curtis deserves q
great deal OF credit for the skill displayed
on the occasion. This being only the second
time they have performed in the way Of .
regimen.al drill, il vas truly astonishing to
witness with what accuracy the troops per-
formed the orders given. The Colonel Vas
somewhat embarrassed at the crowd CON-
stantly pressing in front Of the line, bat be
will make 1ue allowance for US Keokukisos,
who don't see such sights every day. The
streets were clear OF dust, the evening pleas .
antly cool, every thing went OF finely, and
everybody was pleased at the performance
Of our lows boys. Three cheers for the %
regiment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04
ATrivAi and Closing of Hatfs 81 the
ke0kn Post once.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Eastern Mail arrives daily at II O'Clock IN. and
6o'clock p. m.
81. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily (except
MondAys) at IL m.
Western Mail arrives daily Except Sundays at
I'm.
Burlington III all arrives daily texeeps susaaye}}
at 6p. N.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrives daily lex
cept sundays) at 8 pm.
North Iowa and North Illinois (tri-weekiy) on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, At IL N.
Charleston Mail (.ri-xeeAly) arrives Tussdsys,
Thursdays and Saturdays Mt y. IN.
CLUoINd.
Eastern Mail closes daily lexcept SAturdays) ut
Sp. m.
ST. Louis and Southern Mail closes daily Except
eundsysJ At I'm.
Western Mail closes daily Except on Sundays
st IL O'Clock IA.
Darlington N all closes daily Except saturdays)
at 8 p. IN.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail closes daily (exrept
64tnfsays5 ~ +.
North Iowa and North Illinois Mail ftri. weekly
cicses on Iutsdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays, 1t
Up. m.
Charleston Mail t.ri-weskiy) clo.es on Mondays,
WedL csdays and Fridays at =. IN.
All Eastern ms III matter Ii sent by way of Bur
linEtoI, and arrises Ironlscuously.
On Sundays the Post tfIce will be open from
10 ) p. m, iustead Of from to q .. N.
May II, 1861. J. b. HOW ELL, r. NJ.
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CITY Cenncll.

This body met yesterday; all The members
present except Aid. Thompson. The Wharf
masters report Vas read, showing the re-
csipts 10 be t2.6l.50 for the month Of May.
4 resolution 10 tho effect Of q committee
calling on the commanding officers Of the
different volunteer comp Anies in this city, TO
request their men to desiss from any acts Of
annoy snce to steamboats,, vas carried.
ALSO, . resolution directing the Clerk to
make out % alphabetical list Of the tar pay
ers in this city, and to let the Marshal notify
ten persona Oh shat list TO act - police q
night for the protection Of the city. Car
: ried.
The Council, after. transaoting some an
important business, adjourned TO ito nexs
regular session.
RAcoRDER's CouEr.-Jobn Larry, Michael
OsBlien, Thomss Shannon and Mienaei Dor
ssy we're having . fine time oyer forty gal
Ion barrel Of "klliquiok" =. their rancho on
johnson street, near First. Everything went
on smooth until the wDlskey eommspceo 80
operate and its lighting qualities began to
crop out. Marshal Rockefeller and Mr.. Sam
pie bearing tho noise rushed 10. The Mar
shall " hrst tried to drown them oct BY
bursting in The head Of the barrel with an
axe, but soakiDg IN ~Diskey wouldn't satisfy
them consequently be introduced them 10
biz Honor, Recorder Lyman, Who, TO make
his scquainsance, put Lsrrey's oosts q - 10
and each u tho others u 81 10, excepting
Mike Dorsey, who went in search Of witnesses
bus failed " return.
Michael O'Neal revenged himself % John
Barry for insulting him in bic own house. -
The overt acs WAS proven, and the Recorder
pressnssd Mike with billy duE for 81 IS
fne snd costs. Nike not having the filthy
laoTs 20 honor the draft 1t sight, VS. CON.
PEELED 70 retire within the classic shades Of
ksokuk's msas prominent public ediRce.
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c. Thirteen men Of the % Regiment are
in tho Hospital, under charge Of DIR. Marsh
OF this city, Who 10 acting ~ Surgeon Of toe
Regiment temporarily. We learn that none
Of these men ars now dangerously sick, but
oil are doing we'll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04
The weather has been showery.

AccIpES1.--O Saturday night the sleep
ing banks Of portion Of the Indianola
Company fell Down, whereby Orlando II.
Leash bad bic eollsr-bone broken, and two
other men we're slightly injured. Leash 10
doing we'll. he 10 one OF the best men 10
Csps. Ogg's company, and 10 anxious to get
we'll before the U. s. mastering Oficer leaves
towp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04
DusCnEDsTED mUNEY

All discredited money taken At . discount fol
Goods At my store, zSs Main-st.
jnne4d Mrs. s. ]. MCCARTNEY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

ca Cap.aiD Bob Littler has gone home to
Davenport, to be absent too or three days.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

VHis excelency Samuel J. Kirkvood
Governor Of our State, arrived yesterday,
and stops Ut the Deming House. lie will
pfoDEu1y vIsH Cxmp EyIswurru snls utter
noon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

RAILMOAU MEETING.
YTyHE ANNUAL MEETING 81 the Stock hol1esU
j of the keokuk, Nj. Peasant and Nuseatjn~
Railroad will ha held nj the Br.seiton House ~
NJ. Plcasant. lowA, on W sdnssday. ~ losh, ~
A O'eaoek p. n. J. W. OoD1H, A*'ss
Nay ~, 1881 I'D os@stas1-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04
Deash OF Rev. Geerge Denison.

Som ething more than the simple announce
mcns OF his death 10 due to the character Of
the Rev. GxoHax DEHisoN. He vas born in
Bethel, Vermont, educated in New Haven,
and moved TO Ohio about 1927, where, with
his uncle, the venerable Bishop Chase, he
aided in organising Kenyon College, in which
he was Professor OF Mathematics for several
years. ID 1882 ho was married in Lockport,
New York, and was afterwards successfully
Rector of Episcopal parishes in that place
and Newark, Ohio. In lS4o be was again
elected Professor OF Mathematics in Kenyon
College, which station be filled with great
ability till 1858, when ha came to this city
as missionary Of the Episcopal Church, un-
der the immediate direction OF the Evangeli
cal Knowledge Society.
The qualifications and requirements OF the
deceased as . mathematician we're Of Q very
high order; - Theologian in the Evangeli-
cal School Of the Episcopal Church be at
tanned a high standing for clear and decided
views, and acquired the unlimited confidence
Of his Bishops and brethren in the ministry !;
~ man and Christian be exhibited extfaor-
binary decision OF character, answering
onscientiousness, and unfeigned piety. In
the protrsctsd sufferings Of his lingering i'll
ness bis patience, chid.like humility and
resignation, and his entire condolences in the
merits Of bis Savior. were extremely edifying
and consolatory to bis family and friends,
from whom hspzrtgd m the biessed hspe Of
q joyful resurrection. His funeral was at
tended this morning at ST. Johns Church by
numerous regresfu and mpashizing friends
and acquainsances.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

400 pairs blankets OF 6rst rate quality
we're received by Commissary Cleghorn yes
terdsy, for the use Of the 81 Regiment.
We learn from Captain Streaper that the
avenue through the tents Of bis quarter has
been named "Ellsworth," in honor Of the
lats lAmented Colonel OF the New York
Zouaves.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-04

RAILROAD ELECTION.
YIyHE Annual Election Of Directors OF the Kso-
/ kuk, 1T. Dss Moines and Minnerota Railroad
Company will be held at tho office Of tho CompAn ,
ia keokuk ON Monday, June 10th, 1861, NJ o'clock
p. N.
May %, Is6l-d CT. CONN, Sec'y.
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Removals and Appointments.

WASHINGTON, March !6 The Postmas-
Ter General has appointed Edward McUon-
aid ard William H. Less;g ronte agents
between Philadelphia and Reading, in place
of H. l. Hendler and P S Higgins removed.
VIM. F Gapen OF Pennsylvania, Thad-
deus H. Stanton of Iowa, Warren I. Lock-
hart of Indiana, Elijah Mayhem of lndi-
ana, and John NJ. Hay cf Illinois, have been
appointed to clerkshIps in The Pension
Bureau
George Wood, OF this City, has been ap
pointed 10 a clerkship in the Treasury
Department, vice Barker removed, VIM.
CLAYTON, OF Georgia, has been removed
from a clerkship in the Bureau OF the First
Auditor.
A. T. Brition of Rhode Island, Jerry T..
Mills of Ohio, VIM. M. Thompson OF Mary
land, Jasper M Dresser of Indiana, aid
Alexander Leib of Indiana, have been
appointed 10 clerships in the General Land
Office.
VIM. Nj. Burwell, of Virginia has resign-
ed the clerkship o. the Senate's Foreign
Affairs Committee, and Mr.. Ben Perley
Poore, OF Massachusetts, has been e!eclsc
10 that position.
James N. Tyner has been appointed
special agent OF the Post Ofice Department
for the State OF Indiana, sice VIM. Carver
removed.
John H. McRae and T L. O. Hatcher
both of Virginia, have been removed from
clerkships in The Census Bureau.
Mr.. Holloway, ,of Indiana, and Mr.. Dsfrees
were to-day nominated, The frs: for Com
| missioner of Patents, and The second 10
J Superintendent of Public Printing.
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DIED.

In Boomshnrg, on Monday last, al the
residence of George Meyer, Mrs HAssaR
poTTER, OF CaIiaSissa, in the 6lst year OF
her age.
GThe deceased had come 10 Mr.. Noyers
for the purpose of paying them visit, shs
being a relative. She was taken i'll and
died very suddenly, not complaining ir the
least but a couple OF hours previous 10 her
death Her remains will be followed TO
Cartawissa to-day "wednesday lor inter
ment.-ED
Near Ca,awissa on the nth inst, CaLsLEs
Oliver, son of John II. and Harriet R. Butt,
aged months, aud 81 days.
In the village of Wsuloma, on Wednes-
day morning last. February 20th, after az
illness of three days, NATHAN PEssosE Nc
CAFrERTY, NJ D, aged 25 years.
Thus has fallen, in the very morning OF
life, one OF our most esteemed and valua5.e
citizens, cut down at an hour when least
expected, and when his professional skill
AID services were demanded and required
by many sufferers. Doctor MCCsTFEKTV
had resided in Wauioma most OF the time
| for the last three years. and was universally
esteemed for his upright, manly, and couT-
/ teous demeanor, and his prompiness and
| skill as physician. He was graduate O.,
Buffalo Medical College, Buffalo. New
| York. Wherever known he was general
| favorite and his sudden demise was a
source of gloom and sadness.
Doctor McCAFFERTY's remains were taken
20 Berlin for inierment, whiiher they were
accompanied by many of our citizens. His
mother resides in Luzerne county Pennsyl
| vania, where the deceased was born ana
reared, and where he leaves a large circle
Of relatives aud friends 10 mourn his IN
timely deaih Vausha,o County Argus.
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Ex-senator BlsIsr.

The following just tribute TO the sterling
merits OF faithful and patriotic public
servant is from the Philadelphia Inquirer, an
able organ Of the Republican party.
"We deem il TO be an act of justice TO
Senator Bigler, who has just completed his
Senatorial Term, 10 respond 10 the marked
tribute of respect paid him by Senator Crit
tenden on one of rhe last days oil the late
session of Congress. The venerable Ken
tuckxn. according 10 the telegraphic report,
devoted portion OF his final speech on
The ccim mpromise resolutions 10 high com
pllmenl 10 Governor BgIer's untirIng zeal
in the canse of the Union. This was well
deserved. Senator BigIer has shown all
through the secession controversy, that he
is a statesman who can rise superior TO
parry when the country is in peril. But
these is another point upon which he IS en-
titled 10 TIE special acknowledgements oil
the people Of Pennsylvania. Throughout
the long struggle for the present tariff, com
mencinn more than a year ago, he has
proven himself 10 be not only faithful,
hut an able and Intelligent guardian OF the
interests of his Stale To his assiduous and
naffent labors the success OF the measure
in The Senate is largely due. DiHsring
from him, rs We do on many OF his party
doctrines, we ret feel ii 10 be an act OF lns-
iice TO extend TO him, on his retirement
from Office, that need Of praise 10 which
he is eniilied-"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-03-20

HoHotcuy's Pills aud Oiniment Let facts
speak for themselves. Prdciies Us. Theory.
To misiify the nature and treatment OF DIS
ease is the answering maxim OF The med
ical profession. To famIliarize all classes
with its cause and effect, and enable them
10 subdue ii by two essential remedies
Pills und Oiniment-has been the unceas-
ing effort OF Holloway now mark he result
The public mind is daily losing cont-
deuce in the preleniions OF the facnliy, OH
account of its late theoretical dissentions;
while. on the other hand, HOlloway's Pills
and Ointment have found "a local habIta-
ton and name" in every nation OF the
earth. la rheumatism aud all rs phases,
in neuralgia. slandular swellings, scalds,
burns. chil5lans. irosibles, sc, the effect
OF the Ointment is lruly marvellous; while
in coughs, colds, sorethroats, asthma oron-
ci;is and consumption The cures by the
united action OF the Pills and Ointment are
unOueSiIpnahle
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Gen. Twlccs was enthusiastically receiv-
ed at New Orleans on the 5th instant. On
his arrival, a salute was fred and pro-
cession formed, composed of The military.
members of the Stale Convention and ciii-
zens, which escorted him TO his residence.
Immense crowds were ga thered along the
lire of the procession, and greeled him
with cheers.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-03-20

TREAsoS ABsoAD.-One night last week
some mischieyous person raised minia-
rure Palmetto flag in front of Trainers
building and surmounied il with small
box of cotton. In the morning, young
America spied the rag, hauled j: down,
traiIed il in the mud, and then made bon
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