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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate of the County Of New York, notice is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims against
MARY SULLIVAN, late of the city of New York,
deceased, to present the same, with vouchers there
Of, TO the subscribers at the residence II J. G..
Drumgoolc, No. 90 Attorney st, Ia the city Of New
York, ON or before the third day of March next
Dated New York, the 2Tth day Of August, 1861.
AUGUSTUS DAILY, HN''"'''
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DR. DEFINES LoZENGE-FoR DIPH-
Liberia, bronchial affections, hoarseness coughs,
colds, and asthma. We can recommend them as
safe and efectual Sold by druggists generally.
General orders addressed 10 the manufacturer, DIR.
VIM. DEFINES, Postofhce, Brooklyn, II, d. n22 o.
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\ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
lsurrogate of the County Of New York, Notice Is
hereby given to all persons having claims against
Catharine Ylgncs late Of the City Of New York de.
ceased, to present the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber at his office, No Isl Greenwich
street, in the city Of New York; before the gOth
day Of May next. Dated, New York, the 10Th day
ofNovember, 1861.
LOUIS H. PIGNOLET, Executor.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
lsurrogate Of the County Of New York, notice Is
hereby given h. all persons having claims against
JAMES n WELLS, late Of the city of New York,
deceased, 10 present the same with vouchers there
of To the subscribers, at their office, 1877 Ninth ave-
nue. in the city Of New York, on or before the first
day Of February next. Dated, New York, 10TH day
ofJuly, 1861.
JAMES ~ WELLS, Fxecu-
WILLIAM ROOME, ! tors.
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SUPERIOR RED AND WHITE ASH
- Cpals
70 family use, screened and delivered free FROM
slate 10 All parts o: the city al
$500
por ton, ~ 900 lis Orlers len At 40 Waverly
Place, 100 West iltn st. Perry and West st, foot Of
Delaney 81, L. X, AID 70 Wal st. A. TREAD
WELL Agent. oC29 2iae'2S2
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TO LET.

Observation-Disclosures BASEMENT
IL bedrooms 10 Renwick 1t; also LIST floor, %
Jane ST. rooms, "a Hammond n, aud rooms III
and 40 Washington 1t; all In good orders gas and
water in; no charge I'LL December, and very cheap.
Inquire 40 Renwiek 81. n22 3rOl
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7 AIDES, LADIES, LADIES.
~ This Is the time To make bargains In Furs -
Crowds daily at the Great Northern and Western
Fur Trappers Depot Bowery, up stairs. DRAKE
Manager. oc29 2l'l10
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COAL.

pLST or RED AND WHITE ASH
- cod, 81 co FER TN, 1000 lhs., delivered freq
AMI clean; yards and Eleventh st., nex Broad
way, n. ~, and II HOsatiO 1t. q. r. HAClIE,
Agent. nos Asc'iO6
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OURS, FURS, FURS-LADIES BUY YOUh
furs 90 per cent. less than at any other store
the city, at the great Rocky Mountain Depot Waite
Mink half capcH, muf and cuffs, 50 French sibl.
Capes, muf and cuffs, 81 10 SO French Mink cape
muh and cutis, s. u $40 French Mink NUTS,
n So %; Water Mink mutis, So 10 ~ 80 Frencl
Sable mufis So 90 n So Mink Martin, per set, SIS
worth $50 100 bales Buffalo Robes, IS each, d
FOSTERS, IFS ChAshAm Square, cor Mott st.
oc29 Agc'll %
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EoR SALE CIlEAP-THE LEASE, Stock
and fxt1rcs, Of tip-trp ruer liquor y re-,
stustad ia q first rate locality Of the 9Th Ward.
Apply Immediately, At H. q. BlSCIoFf & co,
NJ. b31 Sixth ave, cor, of 82d st. no22 800
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KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, CHINA
IN crockcry and glassware In great variety anil a,
greatly reduced prices; also fancy goods, vases beer
mugs &C., a. q. A. BALDWIN'5, cor Bowery and
Cana u. oc26 Aac'1T
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IMPORTANT.

ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS
Should be- sent by HARNDRN's ExPR R-s,
~ broadway, rs they charge only hall
rntcr, and 4. n. Government permits then
TO carry 60 tho Army In Washington, For.
trcs- Monroe, Hntteras Inlet, Balti more
and other places Their Army ESpres. dali
~, at 1880 and AS y. M. no1i 24ac't0i
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IN PURSUANCE oTAY oRnTR or THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Il the County Of New York, notice Is
hereby given ~ nll persons having claims against
WILLIAM A. TuRNURE, late of the city u New
York, deceased, To present the same, with vouchers
thereof, b. the subscriber at his office, No. 1893
Fourth avenue, in the city of New York, or be-
fore the 10th day of March next. Dated, New York,
the Both day Of August, 1861.
WIN. TJRNURE, Administrator.
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CTTY OF NEW YORK

CITY OF NEW YORK
~ DEPARTMENT ov FfrlHor,
BURyAu oF THI RECHfvER oT TAxrar
NEW Cot RT- UousE, PARH, Nov. Q, 1851
Notice "a hereby given, that ! per cent will be
added on the 1st day Of December on ell Taxes re-.
manng unpaid; also, that per cent viii be added
on the 18th day Of December.
To avoid inconvenience and delay, taxpayers are
sovetly requested not wait until the last Of this
month.
NO IOIso JANIS KELLY, Receiver OF Taxes.
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ITO YOUNG MANl-KNOwLEDGE Is

Il IuIvcr What you want Ia not med zine, but
Information. Read tract viii send you for liinc
mo stanta,) and learn how you may avoid utter ri-
In and secure good health without drugs. Address
LAROY SUNDERLAND, Biston, Mass Mo 24ac'i06
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ITO LET IN THE SUN BUILDING, COR
Il ner Of Nassau and Fulton sta, offices and large
rooms, suitable for manufacturing purposes with
which steam power be had II required. c1i0
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BUSINESS CHANCES. |,
nAKERIrs- GRnCERIEa. LIoItnR stor..

EoR sALE-THE REFRESHMENT SA-
Il loon and paper stand at james Sill Ferry. This
Is rare chance for person seeking light and profit
able employment Apply at the saloon. MI giiI
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ITO LEASE LOTS IN 9th AVE, BET,
Il 4Ith and 4sth st; will he improved 10 suit a te,
nant. Apply at 100 Pearl st. noes 3'l05
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FISH AND OYSTER MARKET FOR SALE
- . old estahlished stand, i5S ENs, Broadway,
on account ~ sickness Of the proprietor u2i 2't0l
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PHEUMATISM.- SHOULD
" bear In mind that this is the season Of the year
when aches and pains are most felt. To avoid them
they should not neglect trying the best remedy in
use-FurmanB
RHEUMATIC ANNnIuAToR,
which Is sold at the low price Of
~ CENTS PER BOTTLE,
bringing II within the reach Of all. No less than
90 900 bottles have been sold since Its introduction,
and from the evidence Of those who have tested It's
miraculous powers over Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Sore Throat, Pains in the Side, Neck, LoinA &C.; a.
also In cases Of PILES, stamps II at once w the
POOR MANS FRIEND.
Get bottle, try II, and you will be convinced that
we have not oyerraied Its powers in the least. We
have established agencies at the following places
Variety Store, 46 South Second st; Drug Store cor
South Sixth and 9Th SITS; Mrs Bakers SO South Tth
st; and cor Ciymer 81. and wythe ava Williams
burgh. In New York -Ai CAMPBELLSS Drug
Store cor. 9th ave. and 2Sth 81; 190k Bowery; 2Ta
Division st; cor. I'd ave md soth stS AAd al respect
eve druggists, 900
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EoR SALF--A BUTCHERS SHOP, now
Il doing good business; sold cheap and sstisf,c-
tory reasons given for selling. Apply AT i30 Ave- G.
n. CIIATTERTON. u22 2is'tGO
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CHEAP AND RELIABLE HAIR DYEi-
~ BRIEsT q cos
COLUM BIAN HAIR DYE,
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
R1uA " not better than any high priced Dye now H.
use. Our authorized agents In tho city tho ~.
lowing well-known Druggists IL. A. Hoadley, u
Eighth avenue Reade d Co, $50 Alien, corner II
Stanton sts, and corner OF Houston AID ave. D. :
Porter & Falrohild, ais Hudson st., and 100 sizi
avenue Dr. Bllven, Hb Gravd street, near Ri 70
Pelazet,o gib Fighth avenue. BBooKLys--Grey
c,r.ppr of Myrtle and Franklin ayes RItherfor cor
Nyrt,c avonuo and Carl II. Reynolds go CJur
~ and q co Fulton ri --sod 81 retail 10y Dru yy'1S
generally.
HaaufafDired ant s)t s1ls gwholesIt and r ,aiQ
a, NJ, 80 gorir Sro1HD SrEyyr wfamsburgh.
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ii On PER TDN .-IlIS WEEK ONLY,
't.OO f.r Irst r.. b and ~ .it- ASH cual, 81 .yr,
go, gr,t, as.i furnace szDA daygrvd free AMI
c..sl, optg. 4 warranted. O'a,e 3i3 Powory.
u", si.S'iSY
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ITO LET-OFFICES AND ROOMS IN THE
u Sun building, cor, Fulton and Nassau; steam
power can be had II desired This location Is one Of
the best for busnoas Of any IN the city. Rents low
Apply at the Sun oehce, ns 2iacgfsT
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nISSOLUTION-THE COMPREHENSIVE
- heretofore existing under the name Of SNYDER
& MARTIN IL hereby dis-alyed - mutual c"ngant.
@ II. SNYDER will continue tho business u the
Late firm at the old stand on his own account, ant
L. alone authorized " collect the debts due The l,ts
frtn, and hereby assumes a the Indebtedness u
spid firm New York. Nov 10, 1851. e.. II shy
DER CLAUS MARTIN 2Oi Duane VI. n2o 3'l29
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ITO CONSUMPTIVES-A PREACHER OF
Il the gospel, having cured his son Of consumption
In It's worst stages, after being given up TO die by
the most celebrated physicians, desires ~ make
known the mode Of cure, which proves successful in
every case, to those afflicted with coughs, Colds and
consumption; and he will send II free Of charge H.
all who desire Il and will forward him their address
MD 24ao'l0T
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U,oR SALE CHEAP AND on VERY Easy
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND GAT

L dtners--A tract Of excellent farming land, al
loan soil, level, aud free from stone swamp, -
miles the l. l.. X. X, for sails la quantites 70 suit;
price $50 an acre. payments easy. y. A. BuNCf,
2 City Hall lace, cor Chambers vt. n23 3'1l2
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ITO LET-A ROOM AND BEDROOM IN
Il front basement Of house, No. 81 Rose st GRO
ton water and woud-house convenient, mas u'l3l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-22

al Who, T. any ~. sid " syarasAiss aiih
Volunteers wsrs than called for, and The
follouiog nensd persons sans forward snd
enlisted: ospt. Robert +. Smith, fraDSis ].
Russsll. A. u. Gordon, Geo. n. Miller, Pc
tsr Q. Yosi, Jas. King, John MsGossrn, n.
Moore, A. J. Lswsllyn, Geo. Q. Fslt, Ohas.
p. Kerr, Gordon Kimball, J. +. Wsleh, b.
Smith, Geo. W. White, Oscar Diskisson,
G. B. hinerly, and T. Marshall Nys.
On motion, the meeting sdjosrnsd till next
Monday evening, With three cheers for orr
country and the Stars and Stripes.
ANTHONY RHORBEAU GIL, Prss't.
ID. Sniru ALvoaD, 6sc'y.
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a. - V0IualeeYa,


There will be . public meeting Monday
night q the Atbensum Of the eitissns Of Ks.
kuk and vicinity, for the purpose Of making
provision for the families OF The Voluntesrs
10 the cause Of their country.
The propriesy and nsosssity Of this neas-
ure il too obvious to need calculation or ar.
gument. There are hundreds Of people snx
ious and ready to shoulder their arms ia
their oonntry's cause, and are only dstsrred
By the destitute condition Of their fAniliea
and the fear that they may suffer during
their absence. There are thousands Of n
Who cannot 20, and who, running no risl
ourselves, ought to bs ready to freely con-
tribute our means for tho support Of the fam
lilies Of those Who risk their lives for our do.
fence. Let 10 have rousipg meeting or
Monday night, and al will be we'll.
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MORE AID AND COMFORT.

Iskives us pleasure to state that the Di
rscsors Of the Ksokuk Branch OF the State
Bank have como up promptly to tho aid Of
the Government. At their meeting on Fri-
day night last they paced the following res
olution:
Resolved, That this Bank tenders TO the
State q lows its aid in money towards de-
frayipg the expenses Of organising and
eqnipping the regiment called FOR By the
General Governnsat, and that the Cashier
notify Gov. Kirkwood Of this resolution.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 wOnD 10 THE AGED.


n ths dsslins ii life the loss Of vital fore,
sssssqaent spon physical decay, can only y nfe-
II suppIied BY some vivifying preparation Which
rssvutts the strength and spirits without sntaiinl
~ exhaastian which IL Always the 6naI effect Il
ordinary stimulants. We tender TO the aged Hos
tettss's Stomach Bitten - m invigorsat and re-
tosativs, immediate In ts bsns6oisl action and
nAnent il IL eject. II tones the stomach, i'm.
proves the appetite; acts like charm &pon the
spirits, and tends not only to proorg iife beyond
s assal span, but to render Il - e1joyabe In its
svsnindAs In it prime. For dy spspsa, oppression
After eating, bilious cholie, wind cholic, spasns
u the stomach, sick o. nervous hesdashe, ehills
and fexer, tFensss, pfostratios, and oh The Co.,
plants special 10 the fsebsr sex, the bittes are
earnestly rsoUmnendsd BY thousands Who hsvs
witnessed their superior efficacy In such cAses. Try
these Bitters.
6olAhy P.0rssons, A. J.WILxIssos ,BAElIsss
KArs d Co, and !. r. Wilkinson.
Yof sale BY drsggists and dealers generally ~
okyWh0re.
April y. 's1-dAw
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6IFrank Sanders, Friday night, felt 80
warlike that be vent up to IN ino6ensive
eitisen and throw stone or brick bat in his
s sssssv ssnv-lIi1pE nIm uuwu Iuu uEIIbsFStsly
walked away. The left side Of Mccarthy
face vas badly bruised; eye closed. For
such wsrliks demonstrations the Justice fined
him go and costs, and 10 default Of the
1hino uas committed 10 the OAlsbooss 10
mourn over his extreme combatisensss.
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90 M M 4. KClAL.

r----------------- DxTLY H ATE EIfY Uepfcn,l
keokGk, April rs.
FLOUK-Superfne, - 90 Spring wheat, ~.
ira, 81 So, Fall wheat, extra, - rs.
BRAN AND SHORTS, sS:s ~ psrlse.
CORN-yellow 10 to 70; white II to a.
BAkLEf-SprinE y5a35c
WHEAT In good demand. Fall 90 te lees-.
Spring roe; choice DO. Is.
OA1S--l7 10 lSe.
RYE-sS; II good demand.
POTAIOEs-3eto 3kby the load retail Is to 50.
GR0CEkIEs-Ncv Orleans Sugar, fair e}a7
prime q TO 8, clarified Gals, erushed and iosS
Ito II. Molassss-Plantatio.3 5to 4ee q. h. -
t. IS, Golden 6yrnps IS 10 roc. QoEss-Kis u
Isl. lava - to 800. LsguyrA, TO Il 70 II. Rice
5aae4.
SoAP-PAln sac. Family SIC; German, lCis.
cAKDLEs-star Tito is, ssssrils II, nosld
Itol1,
LARD--Sl; retail lilo.
BUTTEA-Counon u TO 81 Choice - to Is !;
| retsii15 70 III.
LEATHER-Sols IS to Use; Harness III.
HiDES-Dry 10 - IL; greer, I u llcs green
sheep psits % to So; green hogakins s..
HAY-Prsirie : u Hungarian, tlte - 80, Tin
ethy 81 70 t1ij BAlsd DO. - 70 SO; Retail, Do
| 4l2 to Is.
sEEDs.-nungariaa Grass. 15.ssi Ti.etAy 81
-; Flax Seed, -.
| SUNDRIRS - Onions, - 10 S5 ;Egsa ~ u u.
Feathers, sec 70 s5e; White Beans, seso1e.
FRUIT-Dried arples, loo to Is per bssh
Dried peaches, ~ 90 to 2se; haisins, ~ fSto
| 3 %.
| CHEEsE--W. h. leAJ1; Denmark . TO 10.
BEEF-3a2lc gross; 10 10 s. Per quarter.
| 6HEEP--33 ~ 70 ~ ~ = head.
| HOGS.-Dresscd, ~ 90 to - ~.
SALT-G. Att 80 70 per sA1k; Kaaaw-
ha. - rs per Dbl; Liverpool. 81 9ea7 % per
sack. Lake ~ - TO ~ IS " Dbl.
| TISH--Aackerel. Mol $40 to 81 = Dbl; No
3 SIC to 81 !; No. > I'll tesla. White Mol - =
30 - 70 half Dbl. Cod Fish tto clen b.
| RAGS-13 to 10.
| OLD IRON-Ato 10 per Nj Brass stc loo pei
b.; Copper la to lac per b.
/ ExcuAsan.-On New York for aurrsncyy. neas-
insl rate, 8 per cont; forgold ) per cent. s,
Lcnis4 per cent.
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Cen. OF FIFTH AND MAN STN.,
NO. 8sTEs HOUSE,
EEoKUK, low
mchlN1

LaIess AAvices frsa Headquarters.
III. g. p. Dliss, having spent some tims IN New
YofA City locking sound for bargains, has just
turned, and ofers 10 the public large aksortmcn
II jswsry, Clocks and other artcles, q crest bar-
gains. Az thsse 70 DO sold N yhow, now Il the
time 10 go In ana win. -
Mr.. Bliss having taken the Agency Of the Anefi-
can Clock Company, can supply eesies IT manu-
faetarsas lowest pTiees, and retail e0stonsFs can
ind any thing they waat In This liHe.
Call at Humphreys Aaction Store, No. Estes
House.
S-Jewslry for u 90. See what lot you can
get 6 HumphYey = Auction Store.
~ Cali o. n umlshSsy's Asetion Store, and So
how mech Jewelry you can get for only ~ cents.
- Your choice or JswelTy, Silver plated 6poons
and 70 On, for ~ ~. Call u Humphreys Auction
Store.
-. A Ans III u eifvsr-rtatsd uAts Baskets
Casters, lee Pitchers, Ac. TO b closed out 1t Hsm-
pAssy = Asstiop Store In lev days.
apsl3-Aln
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mOmE RANxs Thrown our.

On Saturday norniDs last the Bsnkers Of
this CITY threw ont the notes Of tho follow
isg Illinois Banks: Bank Of Alsdo. Bank Of
Brooklyn, Bant u Napervills, Bulrs Head,
Central, Humboldt, Ksnkakss, Lancaster,
Marshall Co., Olympic, Pames, Toulon and
Western Bank.
We have corrected our iist accordingly.
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CTBart. Reynolds WAS before the City
Recorder, on Saturday, charged with being
drunk, be having the night previous under
the inspiring influence Of the drum and ffe,
var news, and leesls TOO much rifle, be-
eoos noisy and rantskarous. The Recorder
sdmonishmsns VAS fne Of three dollars and
costs, and chance to pay it OF in the Gala
boose, where be was sent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-22

ED,roRs DAILY GATs CiTY:
Al meeting OF the Union Guards, held
ct Rics's Hall on the evening OF the 10th
inst, the following officers were elected:
Csptain-R. H. Huston
First. Lieui.-T. |. McKenny.
Second Lisut.-S. NJ. Archer.
Third Lisut.-J. N. Reid.
First 6sSgsaat--J. L. Davis.
SECOND SsrgsAnt-Danl TessdAll.
Third Sergeant ebsser Dailiugsr.
Fourth Sergssnt-John haeklsy.
Fifth Sergeant. @. Wickenham.
Ensign-Thos. Flood.
First Oosporal--Sam'l P. Curtis.
Second Corporal-John Finsrsy.
Third Corporal-Rslph B. Teller.
Fourth Corporal-John Taughsr.
The roll was swsllsd to - volunteers
All psSsons DESTROYS Of enlisting for the do.
fence Of shsir eounsry, srs requested 70 vol
unteer - soon - possible - il II expected
that the company will soon BE- oouplssed.
r. II. HUSTON, Capsain.
J. L. DAVIS, Frat Sergeant.
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Union meeting In Mamiissn.

HAMILTON, Ills, April 10, 1861.
A meeting Of the oisisens Of Hamilton and
vicinity, irrespective Of party, met It the
brick church in Hamilton, Friday evening,
April 10, 1851, to take into confederation the
raising Of volunteers under the rsqaisstion
- a. p-...eer. ~ tie Hn:.-. States. TAAs
meeting organised BY sleosiOg Anthony Rhor-
bsaugh President, TT. Potts Woe Prssi.
dent, and D. Smith Alvord Secretary.
Ths nseting oneuad With rsayes, b Rev
g. ii. Sswsll. Speeches we're made BY B. r.
Narsh, Esq, o. Warsaw, G. NJ. sewell, Capt.
Smith, Chas. D. Kerr, Esq., Capt. Agnsv,
Of tho Douslas Goards, Mathew Gray, Thos.
Reid, Bryant Bartlett, B. J. Weleh, Esq,
and Anthony Rhorbeaugh.
Mr.. Kerr offered tho following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That 10, the cit;ssns Of Hamil.
ton and vicinity, laying sside all distinctfonl
Of party, do solenniy pledge oar lives, ON
fortunes and our honor, TO tho sapport Of oes
Government and the honor Of orr dag Ia ths
present emergency. And, believing - we
do, that in the present crisis there can be bui
two pArties-Patriots and Traitess-Ws ID
hereby express our hatred and abhor renee Of
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KE0kUK PO&T OFFICE.
OpaA from =. n. 70 p. n. On Sundays from
0to %. m.
DAiLY ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF TEE MAILs.
Eastern Mail arrives at . p. M, and closes IT
.. ~.
st. Loals and Southern Nails arrive Of p. m.
and slees II & .. m.
81 p. n. and close 1t 8 :. n.
Carthage and Plymouth Mails arrive II p. m.
and close ats -. n.
Western Mail arrives 1t II m. and CLOSES 1t
Up. n. -----+-
Charleston ttri-westly) Mail departs on Mon
asys, Wednesdays asd Fridrys 1t o'clock !. N !,
md arrives on Tuesdays, TAursdays and Saturdays
st yo'eloek ,. N.
RICHARD McALLIGTER, Pm.
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HfEOTACLES.-Pebb Psriscopic, Convex
and Concave GLASSES, Of every focus, Fitted "a
Spectacle Frames.
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EFFECTS OF SECESSION.

Last tall, just when our people began 10 feel
confdent hopes Of better times, in consequence ol
the large drops raised In the W est Secession raised
it, Obstructive head and It once blasted al sur
hopes. Instead Of rising tho price of oil kinds VI
nershandiss went down, which Was only the BE-.
einnins Of : DECLINING scale, =.1 :: :a.s 49,.
Duke Barrett are actually selling Boots and
hhsss for less than they cost year ago. And un.
der the inAusnee Of such times they both work on
the bench, 70 % ut once 70 insure good ITS, good
work and reduce the expenses and eonss4us0tly
IhA nrieea af thes. ss1sss.
They have the best selection OF raw material
brought TO this city and invite Gil persons d..
sirous Of having Boots and Shoes made 10 call an.
examine their stock before leaving their orders
Aainsst. fmch2od1
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NOTICE..

Having decided 10 give up the insurance busi-
nss with which have been c,npscted in this dt
for tbs part nine ars, hare rssigned the Agency
Of the "Hartfsrd Fire Insurance Conpa1y' and
The 'Phmnix Insurance Company Of Hartford,
Conn. in fsver.f VIZ. /. KsoD, Esq., Who has
been eemnlssisned - Agent.
The high sssnding and honorable character Of
these companies are we'll known and the prompt
nesr they have ever shawn in settling their losses
In this city conmends them 10 the astsation Of par.
ties desiring Insurance.
II Ia with pleasure that recommend Mr.. Wood
70 my friends - prompt and reliable Agent.
WM. ". BELKNAP
Keokuk, April ~, Issl-d5t