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For all who desire to have the color Of their hair
changed with safety, certainty, and rapidity, to
any shade they may require. .'..r= =
Manusactured by .. CHRsrADoRo, 9 Astor
House, New York. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers.
Price 81, sl.so, and % per box, sccording to
si1e. No. ..
CRIsrADoRo's HAIR PRRsERyATryR.
ls insaluable with his Dye, a. IL impsrb the ut.
most sofsneas, the most besutiful glos, and great
vitality 20 the hair. "srss - 8.
Price 50 cent, 81, and - per bottle, according
70 size. -. 1ha t- may 5-eolm
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R IA. JUHNSTON,
- A l. TIM ORE

LOCK SPITAB,
Has dtSeovsyedthe most Certain, sdv aaI on !,
EGecfEaI Remedy IN ths World
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
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eIs skykNTH sT. NEAK Pa. Av. = - =
! -i-er - O II NJ O6 ID N,
l,ealer In
brtta'snia a1S Ssicsr.giatsd Ware, Plan
tshsd and Pa,ated Tin, Table Cadsyv, :.
Hoa&ssfavasshing Haraware, Wooden
Ware, BASKETS, Brushes,
Door Mats, DC. - -
We respectfully solicit a call from old ana new
oSg Sromsin. acodss fair prices and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-06-19

By GREEN r. WILLIAMS, Auctiore.rs
TRUSTEE'S SALE aF REAL ESTATE AT
l. AUCTIoN.-Cn THURSDAY. tie 26 IA day oi
June shall SSH a. pahlio oiibp. st O'Clock
2. m, on the premises by virtue vt ceo1 5f trust
from tlepmlng JoTr al to tie subscriber, bearmk
date the SUth dc. OF May 1873. ad duIy recorded
I.lbeT j. A b. No l1q, folos go All aud 47S one OF
the and records Of W ashinstos county in The Dis
Z let OF Columbia, PaIt OF Lot numtsred one, % in
Square numbered Lile hundred aud forty Eve, 1895
rSntipE 50 feet on 10th street eas, and containing
S,8ai square feet, more or iess.
Terms oash. CCnyeIanclng a. coat OF purchaser.
WM. II. WAED. T.us;os,
Ja6 2sv&ds GREEN & w WiLi.IAES, Auct..
By THOMAS BOWLING, AGotioneer.
THANCERY SALE.-By virtue of decree
~ Of the ClTcnIt GOurt of tlo District of Coiuui-
bla, setting as Court of EeUi.y Inkda IN y cause
n which James WSrde !, IE complainant, ene
irene fsrsclv3r ara CtEeis arr defendants, the
undrrslguel, IS Trustee, will ofeT st pu5io sxl Is
on WEDNESDAY the 25.h dGy Of June next. al
ocioeE 10 the te neon, rne 70 loving piece or par
oei OF around, with the two story YTink Dwelling
mouse thereon, nov ooopDIfd by Mrs VansciysT.-
Delag part OF Lot numbered la7 sad Ig9 in Bssl.
s)dltion 10 HeorE beginning for the same %
she Nest sloe ot street, end 1T tho sud oflTb
!eet southsriy. from the Fou-h west oorl.sr OF
Bridge and ereea streets. and running thence
is3t, thenos westerly ard parallel With Bridse St.
20 feet. thence north5TJ aHd parallel With 0rsen
street, % feet thenos c1steTly ana parallel viii
Bridge street, lS0 feet, 70 tEs plsco OF be.iupIpr
ierTs: Uns I'M ird c1sh; residue 10 aud Il
monihE; the purchaser giving his bonds With
interest from the daV sac.
Az iconTeJanclIs st toe expense Of the purchaser,
r.. 7. JACKSON, TTestee.
m S-dts THOMAS BOWLING, huct.
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LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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A CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHAPGF
IN From OHE TO Two DAYSI
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~ sE AND BLINDS
q At the Old Establishment, No, 90. Sevebts q,
otposle tne Market Tin The rear1 For sale chaaS
n Flm' n, W. HAMILTON, Assnt,
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Hember Of the Royal leEs of surgeons, Lon
don, graduate rom ono CT the most eminent Col
whose life has been speot IL The Hospitals o
London, Pans, PhiladslphIk and elsewhere, ha
erectod some OF the most sstonishinS cures 'th q
gore ever known; many troublsd with rnIIng iI
1ne the, head A snd ears Ehen tseepi great Isrvous
ness With hesu uent blpshinE, attended sometf fne
with deranEemsrt of mind, were cured Immedi
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nELAwARE STATE
~ LOTTERY
Authorized by "An aot for the announcement OF
Internal lmprovements IN lhe state OF
Delaware"
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO., MsaaFsrs
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auotione.rs

les eo6ds Wall & BARNARD, ASST
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tfpR SALE.-Bbe spbsoribeT, cesirirg % refire
- from by sinees, will sell on sdvsn saraaas terms
a. G;s sSMsUoDANp W. coal YARD Cow .Eelt by .hHp.
evenus N,Ths buetne 81 Is lSrre kIi inereEs uS
o3e. and moet tsvorcbie oryortnrify IA lcw uf-
fTed 70 Any one deelrinE 20 onsaEe ~ lt. TsI sas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-04

From Washington

q surseros. August 4.-John . q. kasson'
"1 Gay;nr been nominated as Candidate for
esq., AD i, The fifth district Of Iowa, left this
to"5 n.3,v. 10 enter upon the canvass. Zen
c.!: : y has been placed temporarily in charge
' Mn. position lust vacated by the former as
g. :. ~, ASSISTANT Postmaster General.
w. onuber Of persons have recently volunta-
=: takan the oath Of allegiance, They were
=: 3.,b,Iess Influenced by newspaper speculatlons
or REPORTS that the government was aooot 10
-, +ba natrotissn Of the citizens Of this place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-04

The appointment Of rear adlnirals in the +.
5. navy will put an end to s. yexatious dispute
respecting point of naval etiquette that has
been mooted for years between the English,
French and American naval commanders.
When the Duke Of Portland died recently in
England, he tried 10 prevent the marriage Of
his daughter, Lady Mary Bentick, with Sir
VIM. Topham, by STIMULATING in his will that
her dowry Of 632, 600 should be withheld in
case she disobeyed his commands. The lovers
were warmly attached, and Sir William carried
the case into court, determined to have the
lady and her portion with her. The court de-
cided that the Duke had no right to cucumber
the al portionment Of money under marriage
settlement with such capricious conditions,
and the funds were made over to Lady Mary.
A case has just occurred in Roscommon in
which man passed himself off on woman
named Ellen Golvin as her own son who had
gone to America several years before. Al
though his features were entirely different, and
he was short while her own son was tall, and
>he did Mt think it was her son, still she took
him in, and kept him for some time, till very
naturally the cheat was discovered, anil lie
was handed over to tht tender merces Of the
law.
Mr.. Horace Browning, farmer of Lebanon,
n. Y, drove into Willimantic Sunday morn
ing with a load of produce for sale, under the
impression that it was Saturday, and would
not be convinced that it was Sunday until he
made inquiries Of persons going to church,
He then turned about and his horse had TO
travel homeward pretty lively.
Punch thus deduces moral from DR.. Lush
ington's recent award in the matter of Essays
and Reviews: 'Parsons Be]ievein gener
al way and be especially careful Of what you
say"
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WHAT e III
Why tr4rre is
4 GREAT IONN OTION
Ii, regard to

Fl ECHT, K 4 i L NJ n & CO.,
rE>HE MEN who are selling every description
4 of BOOTS, Shoes HATS, CAPS, Dry
GOODS and CLOTHING, at prices Tar below
any dealer III their line. 1t is hardly necessary
to designate their place Of business, for almost
every body knows it; but for the benefit Of stran7
gers we Will state that they can be found at ~
King street, second door from Royal street.
Those who patronse them, will find that their
reputation for chcapness is notundeseryed. Their
stock embraces everything that is wanted by la
dies and gentlemen, misses and boys, and infants,
and they operate upon the principle that,
II Ni,nble Sirpemce is better thoa Slos0 Sh1l-
Ang."
It will cost nothing to call and examine their
unrivalled stock OF Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Valses, &c.
HEIGHT, KAUFMAN & CO.,
" 16-lm No. % King street.
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LATEST NEWS.

d. LATEST NEWS.
letter from Waterloo Fauquier County,
~, in the Philadelphia Inquirer says:~"By
tbo decision of court-1nartiaI, three soldiers,
ubo had deserted and were retaken, were SEN
tonced to be branded on the left hip with the
q utter D an inch long, and ten days thereafter
have one half of the head shaved forfeita all their
n,v and be drsmmed out Of the service
Several others we're punished for stealing and
ober minor offences. Several members Of the
Tventy-sixth New York and other regiments
we're also punished.
The position Of Chief of the Bureau Of En-
g;neers Of the Navy Depar ment is not yet per-
nanonty filed; but it is said that it will proba
bly, be given to Edward Farren, at present
Chief Engineer.
!. It s rumored that Quartermaster-Genera'
leigs is TO be retired from his present position;
probably to be assigned TO active duties in the
field, Colonel Sibley is mentioned as his sue
eeSSOr.
At last dates the Federal scouts on the Cen
trail railroad, were in Caroline County, about
.2)ur miles trOm Anderson 5 station, In Hanover.
. Ten. Mcclellan visited the hospitals in his
lnes on Friday, and has recently had several
reviews Of the troops.
The tenth volume Of the Correspondence Of
NapoIeon |. has just appeared in Paris. It
!. comprises the period between the lst of Octo-
fer 1904, and the 18th Of June, 1905, during
"Alch IN: eight hundred and ninety-four let
l5fS were written by the Emperor on the most
important affairs Of state from the army, navy,
R00nc T'ss finance, the public and private
.Y"'o't OF tunctlonaries Of every grade, to the
@uaooes OF the opera dancers in Paris.
Inc Philadelphia Inquirer says:-'A few
'NsS since prominent South Carolinian sent
magnificent English sword to Colonel Girls
;''.'o, q 0eneraI Beauregard's staff, request
.3 0' 70 present It to that officer In the Con-
..,,,S ss's'S otates army, whom he regarded the
n 'D0s' gallant, General J. P. Villipique
~ 1v '"e recipient Of the sword"
h. as Fayetteville Observer says that cotton
sn;.; .0Ooe'lIy jumped up from to l2} cents,
+ + ~ '0fpentine from IT to IS cents, t,bacco
each l s@''e proportion, and large quantities If
4 ua'e been bought up on speculation.
,s,; ac" and ridiculous species Of characteri
.Wban gaming ground in the newspapers.
..cordo1 person Is drowned, the facts is re-
llorse r,n, a Drowning Accident;' when
y. 4 S' r.l: INTO fence and kills himself, as
eyer Sft. u10'l League Of Baltimore comprises
" u''een thousand members.
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JOHN r COOKE.

CHEAP FAMILY GROCER,
TTAS CONSTANTLY on hand d large assort=
ing Of BACON, Of all kinds; FLOUR BY the
barrel or smaller packages; BUCKWHEAT,
CURRANTS, RAISINS, PRUNES, FIGS,
SARDINES, &C., &c, to which he invites the
attention Of customers. my
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01

as provided in section 90, Of Part VIII !;
but the Board of Directors must (.sshall''
= the langaaee 81 the law levy such tax
As may be necessary, together with the
amount apportioned to the district by the
Clerk of tho Board Of Supervisors, to keep
up the schools for twenty foar weeks each
year. This power is essential--otherwise
they could not comply with the provisions
of the law. which requirefthem TO have 1
school taught in each sub.district for the
period above named. If the district meet
ing should vote the amount required. ii
would Of course be unnecessary for the
Board to levy tax.
To set the matter finally 1t rest, /
would add, that the construction here
given IVES, settled by the decision Of the
Supreme Court, at the December term
for 1861. held in this city, in the case Of
Joseph K. Snyder vs.. Samuel Wampler,
ct 81. County Superintendent will pleass
communicate this intsl!igen % with as lit
tie delay as possible to the respective
Boards Of Directors, in order that it may
reach them II time Tor their regular meet
ing on the first Saturday after the FIRST
Monday in April.
THOMAS H. BENTON, Jr.,
Secretary of the Board
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01
BY TELEGRAPH.

FROM CAIRO.

Cairo, March IL.
Scattered portions Of the rebel infantry
and cavalry have been collected together
and are lowering about Columbus. Kick.
nan and Cape Girardeau. Preparations
are being made to meet these guerrills
bands. and beat them back at once.
About 2, 500 bushels Of upland cotton
seed is on the way to Washington and
other northern ports, forfree distribution.
The agents Of the Government are having
unexpected success in the collection Of
seed.
The latest information from Grants
column puts the encmy's present strength
at Corinth at 81, 900 men, and this force
is being increased as rapidly as impress
msnt and their means Of transportation
rill admit.
Since the muNier of Joebs, Yesterday.
the commanding general Of this post has
issued orders for the arrest Of an liquor
dealers and the destruction Of their stock
also the breaking up of all gambling ca
looms.
No news from below to-day that can be
sent. River falling.
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COMMERCIAL

DAiIr Cars Cirv ovyicx, /, q
eat kkoE-Ke April 4. de. =
FLoUR-superaps ~ 50; Spria 6 W hsa,eata se q
Fall Wheat Extra o. Is.
BRAN ANDsHoKTs-s0io 40c . 100 rs.
GoRN-soc v bush. ~ I 81
BARLEY-aSc.
wHEar-lh good demand. Pail s74 u; sprin. 5.
to CO., III " + 49,
RYE-4setoso. GI ga
OATS--lse. ss 3l
r. foIAfoES-fa42ob By theload retail Is 70 3Oc.
suGAh-sew Orleans fair l00li, prime Il3
u ;ciAnhsd 1919: crushed and loaf fe41i34.
Observation-Disclosures $50 SOL Rusa Yhou "a <s1a50:
Goidsa syrup 7o07sc.
hcoFFxE-Rlosi0sSe; Java saSss IAsuyrs04ess.
.RICK-Reloc.
o7ac.
cANDLEs-star issl6, stearine IL, Mould 10.
LAkD-s SAC; retail &c.
BuTTkR-oommon SA7e: Choice 10 retail rak0Is
LkATHkk--sols 2s12s; Harnessas0a. Il
HIDks-Dry 1ote12c, green Alto 8; green sheep
pelss aScGi Is; green hog skins i5c.
HAY-Timothy, % o0S7 90, baled % ooaen /;
Prairie Ut Ug5 co. = --
skkDs-Ti,noshy u 90; Flax Seed Sim
0N10NS--aSD4sc.
&C.
WHITE BEANS-50c4s1 co.
FEATHERS o02s.
FRuiT-D Dried Apples u Ss0si soy bashel.--
Dried Peaches ec 3sDss So Raisins a. con Is %.
cHEEsE-We Western Reserve &c; penmak 6kA7.
BEEF-s92Xc gross.
sHEEP-e< 0oe s0a y head.
HoGs-presssa sK03c.
sALT-G. A. ~ 50 ? sack; Kanswha e. Is bar
rel; Hverpoolsl ooSsa 90 y sack; Lake O. 10 >
Dbl.
: fIsH-M noksr No. i si6sal Is p Dbl. mo. 2 an
OSiS, NO. . es0e1o. White Fish, Nc. IS D0S15 50
' half bbi. Cod Rlsh s4s on.
RAGs--Wooien / oosionac
OLD ihos-h@kcS ,. Brass S0se =. Cop
per &laae y =.
EAenAsaE.--on New YORK u per cent. banksbls
FUNDS; on 81 Louis for lie funds lille demand
on chicsge to per cent Gold to Il buying 10
, telling.
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my TELEoSAPn.l
New York Market.

New York, March 81.
Flour Recsipsfi 03A bills, SO bUis Armer; .a,ss
Of 5000 sss- =. y soGs - for super State; ss %
O. Is for Extra State; e5 1905 Is for Super ws,-
teIn; - 1905 90 for Common to Mediu,u. Extra
Vlssern; " 6S15 70 Cor shipping Rfsa.ass 70 r.
II o, 90
"hea'-ke ceipss II Ao7s bnsh; market rather more
steady with little doing
oorn-heeeipts OF s,706 bush. market lie better
sAes ~. 90 bush Al 5785oc for Mixed Western IL,
store and delivered.
Psrk--Duli sales OF > bbls a, SIa 7sa1s for
Mess; ei04to 50 for Prime
Whiskey--Lsss actvs, sales 30 sbi.. a<ass dos.
ing heavy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01
FROM WINCHESTER.
Winchester, March 8 l

The report that the wounded in the
late battle near Winchester were neglect
ed, is unfounded Surgeon Kesny, Med
ical Inspector Of Z. S. A., reports that
they are well CHARTERED and we'll treated
by the surgeons of the division, and gen.
orally doing well. Gen. Shields has 50
far recovered as to be able to start for
Strasburg tomorrow.
Some firing was heard by thene6cers
in Strasburg yesterday, apparent T. the
rear or Jackson's rendezvous, The cause
10 no yet known.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01
~ Levytng shs schosl TAX.
Once Secretary Board Of Education, !
Des Moines, March "a, 1862,

y Lsvying the schesl TAX.
Once Secretary Board Of Education, ]
Des Moines, March "a, 1862.
70 County Superintendent and Boards
Of Directors:
Many inquiries have recently been ad-
dressed to this office, relstive to the pow
Ell Of the Board Of Directofs TO lew . tax
for the support of schools under the four
tsenth clause Of section l6, OF Part VIII,
Of the pamphlet edition Of the School laws.
We answer, that the provision referred TO
gives them full power 70 levy such tax, in
dependent fanny vote Of the district meet
ing. Not only 50, but it is their impesa-
tive duty to- levy such tn, whenin thar
judgment it Is necessary IN order to keep
the schools in pro8rsss for twenty -four
weeks in each year. The district meet
Ing MAJ crcn rcte ags;nst tax for any
purpose whatever, and still iswould not
interfere with the authority vested IN the
Board of Directors by the clause in ques-
ton.
a~T The difference between the AUTHORITY
given the district meeting and that con-
ferred upon the Board of Directors is this:
The district meeting may vote tax to
keep up the schools for six, eight, or
twelve months, and in such case it would
become the duty of the Secretary TO or
tiiy ths aaAe 70 the Board Of Supervisors,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01
Yor the Gate city
Csnnty Salaries and Fees.

-
Mr.. EDITOR: On looking over the cx !.
hiblt of receipts and expenditures of Lee
county, ! find the sum of s2,45I So put
down IS salaries paid to public officers
and clerk hire. also find the sum Of
1888 % acknowledged to have been re-
ceiyed for recording.
Why does not the Clerk give the items
Of salaries paid2 Why mix up the sala-
ries paid the county officers in the aggre-
gate and thus prevent the citizens COM
pairing the salary paid with the amount of
services rendered respectively Is it be-
cause they do not wish us to know how
the money goes
! know not what the salary ofthe Treas
urer and Recorder is, but believe the
Deputy Recorder here receives $500 per
year, and yet the aggregate proceeds Of
the Recorders Office (here and at Fort
Madison amounts to $3.50 05!
what should we think of merchant
who employed two clerks, to one Of whom
he paid $500 per year, when the aggre-
gate proceeds Of their labors was 1858?
II is patent to every person At all con-
yersant with county matters, that every.
incumbent Of the Office Of Recorder. who
received the fees for his services, realized
fortune at it, but no sooner il the Re-
corder paid salary, and the county re
ceives the fees, than the county is brought
in debt.
1t may be possible that the discrepancy
II Susceptible Of explanation and that /
have found maro's nest; IL 80, I, ia oo,a-.
mon With others Of my feilow-citizsns, will
be glad to acknowledge the corn.
w. C, STRIPE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01

New York, March 81
stocks-ExceedinEly dull and prices lower Money
unchanged and Exchange duh and nominal. Carl.
s5k; Q 4 7. 45k; G 4 G. 7s.; G g & c, 1 ia;I O
scrip oa N s. a2ss; G sss.; American geld lo,,.;
bonds, an Cal Is &c, Mo ss 5ls.; Tenn ss,.;
IS "a Coupons s7A, U s g. 81 Regd %; Coupons
ssA; c,ask;
Groceries inactive and We have no change 10 renor,
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st. Johns. N. f.. March Al

This harbor is completely blocked up
with ice. No marts have been received
here or departed hence for the last six
wesks. A large steamer passed here this
morning, forcing her way through dense
mack of ice.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01
Regulations ~ TranspersasaSn IA
Travel.

Fsom and after Saturday Jan. s5ih, no YaiiroadcaY
stage coach, vehicle running ~sAt or wessuardiy
from the Mississippi rvsr into EsIih Missouri IN
bspsr mited to carry freight passengers from Keo-
huk without the Hrciest compliance wi,h the reguia-
tsons Of the Treesury Department, 1t Washinsson,
which require that ALI freigts. of nAiars
except such may be under military oTders shsIi be
covered ~ Custom Honse permit, and lAs. ali bag
gaze Of travellers shall be csfefuy inspected and duly
seated W = Gustom House Officer"
The andsnignsa will Issue permits for the trans
poFsason Of destined for prope persona and
places, with the ieas possible trouble or delay and In
spscs and seal ali baggage Of leaving the
In manner to cause tr least trouble consistent lih
he end desired.
Tue object aimed ats to prevent any aid assist
ance. or communication with any persons directly or
Indirectly. disloyalto, arms against the Ysdsr,
Government. JOHN STANkUS, Surveyor,
Csstcm House, Kcotnk, Jan. rs s.dtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01
THE GATE CITY
TUESDAY, APRIL L.

RAIN. About 3 o'clock last night it
began to rain, and there was every ap-
pearance Of big shower. The rivors
are likely to be full.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01

Il. G. Baker, for some time connected
with the interests Of the Goxsrnmsst, Mas
to-day appointed BY the War DepaEf.neat
Special Agent, to take charge q alt 6han1.
donsd rebel property.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01
Tar OrnEa SlDE.-Inan al yer,;.en.,.

THE OTHER SIDE.-In an ad yertisement
o. =. u. BRANDON, IN your paper, be says he bull.
The Dung Eagle for the trade between Warsaw.
Aiexandria and keokuk, and finding she would
not answer for the trade, sold her out of il. This
Lis false. BRANDON sold Lis interest 10 ~. a..
round price The Young Eagle was built Joint
y BY Henry Leyhe and Brandom and placed in
the trade between Warsaw ard keokuk, =. time
when BRANDON had Withdrawn his boat and lefs
the trade altogether. IL. Leyhe, one Of the build
ers OF the boat, sti holds An interes, In her. and
would respectfully solicit share OF our friends
patronage. HENRY LEYHE,
VA. LEYHE.
ALBERT WEMPNER.
j. w. BISHOP,
mar2s.dim u X. SMITH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01

Quincy PAcKEr.--The JEANNE Deans
came in yesterday and left at noon for
Quincy. She will be up again at 6 this
morning and leave at noon. connecting
with the K. #. D. NJ. 4 NJ. r. R. here,
and the Great Wabash Valley Line at
Quincy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01
The KEoKuK AND Warsaw PACKET

IHE hEoKuK AND WARSAW PACKET.
1T - now slx years since | commenced running
akin between Warsaw and keokux, and after
Two years built the little Eagle and wore her out
IN the trade. then built the new Eagk, which
continued in the trade until | found il did not an.
swer tue demand, when ! sold her out Of the trade
ana bought the Aenomonee, which have fitted
up IN good style, and think she win please the
pubic better than anything that has run in this
Trace Behsving that the business win not Justify
'ne running Of two boats, respectfully ask the
pubic TO bear In mind my efforts 10 build up and
accommodate this trade, and while returning
'nanks Tor past patronage, respectfully solici. a
continuance Of public fxyors.
J. II. BRANDON,
marZ din Capt, Of the Menomonee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-01

RIVER ITEMS. The river is rising fast
with full six feet on the rapids.
The Hannibal City went TO Montrose
and Nauvoo on Sunday and got consid-
cradle freight. Pilot Holiday took her
over the rapids, and on his return in the
face OF the fierce wind Of Sunday had his
hands full.
The Die Vernon, Captain Matson, came
In Sunday evening and leaves this morn.
ing for ST. Louis.
The w. L. Ewing came down on Sun
cay, and the Northerner went up yester-
day.