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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31
THE KEoKuK AND WARSAW PACKET

1T ~ now SIX years since commenced running
SKIN between Warsaw and Keokuk, and after
TWO years buih the little Eagle and wore her out
~ the trade. then built the new Eagle, which
continued 10 the trade until found i, did not an.
swer the demand, when sold her out of the trade
ana bought the Menomonec, which have fitted
up 70 good style. and think she win please the
public better than anything that has run in this
trade Believing that the business win not Justify
Inc running OF two boats. | respectfully ask the
pubic to bear In mind my efforts to build up and
accommodate this trade and wLils ret,,rnoo
thanks tor past patronage, respectfully solicit
continuance Of public favors
= J. H. BRANDON,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31

IMPoRTAHT.-The Democratic news.
papers Of secession procliyities are trying
to fix upon the President the charge Of
having allowed himself 10 be introduced
10 Wendell Phillips. II they should suc-
coed in showing that he shook hands with
Phillips, it is all up with uncle Abra.
ham.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31
THE GATE CITY,
MONDAY, MARCH 81.

g Birge, of Kellogg a Birge, wants
> house. See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31

The DEs MONIES RIVER The Des
MONIES City came down from Des Moines
to ottumwa on Friday, and went back
Saturday.
The Colonna from st. Louis was at
Pennington on Saturday, taking on load
Of Pork.
The river was about stationary.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION FIREMEN-ORDER No. Z.
The members Of the Keokak Pire Department are
hereby notified that there Will be meeting held In
fireman's Hall on next Monday evening ct o'clock
for The purpose Of eeeiing Chief Engineer and First
and Second Assistant,
BY order OF n n ponru
CHIEF Engineer Keokuk Fire Department
Jos. 9. PATTERSON, sec'y KID tmuroe az,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31
ANNIE WITTENMYER.

P. 81 90 up the Tennessee river to-
norrow on hospital steamer, which is
going up to Florence to bring down our
sick. A. w.
The above mentioned list of sick and
wounded soldiers will be published In
our next issue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31
lows Soldiers NJ M ouna city.

0eAD 1iI1y IHoICH ~, lCDI.
Mr. EDiroR Enclosed you. viii find
q list OF the sick and wounded now in
Mound City Hospital belonging TO the
Iowa Regiments.
1t was kindly furnished me by Mr..
Denning, one Of the Surgeons in charge,
and may be considered perfectly reliable.
! have just seen and convcrsed with
every Iowa soldier in this immense build
ing, and ! can assure their friends that
they are not only comfortable, but are
all doing vel, and are all likely to re-
cover.
They are still in need of Hospital sup
plies and delicacies, but as have order
ed down from our depot in St. Louis a
lot Of goods. shall be able to more than
meet all of their wants.
The Mound City Hospital is one of
the largest and best conducted military
hospitals in the United States.
Thorough discipline is enforced by DR..
Franklin, the Brigade Surgeon, and his
Assistant, Dr.. Denning, and others
The wards are kept scrupulously clean,
and the most perfect order Is maintained
throughout the entire establishment.
The female nurses are all Sisters of
Charity, and seem to be most faithful in
the performance Of their hospital duties.
They are spoken of in high terms Of
praise BY many of our men.
The male nurses are soldiers taken from
the ranks, but by permission Of General
Halleck, they are to be exchanged for
civilians.
! am highly grati6ed with the co1di-
ten Of our sick n en- in this hospital
They may all be considered GONZALES
cent.
If the ladies of Iowa would express to
me, at Cairo, lot Of good fresh butter
for the use of this hospital, the gift would
be most timely, as it is an article very
hard to obtain here. !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31

ApJrrAxT CENKHALs CvyTCKt
DIS MoIsxs, March i7ih 1861 4
Tbs Unted Stssss Dsbur.ing ofic.r At Davenport
has forwarded 70 amounts allowed on cert.in
0ln TIE residences OF The follow ing AIMED ne
Ns kso~n 10 me y. Wilson and J. w. Kerr
Gaimanis, or agents es taiussnts are requested 10
give Information Al this ofnce.
NIB. BAKER,
Aajrtapt General u lows
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31

HEADQUARTE FOX THE REG
- IMENT OF Col. JNO. W RANKIN,
Corsercf Third and Exchange streets. Bssineu Of.
nee, corner Main and second streets.
y, ofdsrof =. GUTHRIE,
Neio-a Acting Adjutant.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31

'CABUs' BARBER SHOP,
Corner Main and I'd Street
UNDER W. THOMPSON 4 co.'s
e4s BANK.
FOR A GOOD SHAVE GO TO CABISI
If you want Your Hair Cut
IN Latest PARISIAN STYLE,
CO TO CA1Ue.
For Taste and those Delicate little
touches that set off mans
head to advantage
CABUS Is UNSURPASSED II
CABUs
Challenges the Profession!
All who have not tried him are request.
cd TO call and Judge for themselves.
decloS1asm
DOCKET, CHESS AND BACKGAM.
MON BOARDS,
just received a. ppow,rr,,s
UT. va .1l.' anu : am.
A RNOLD'S WRITING FLUID.
IN
Warranted the genuine article.
IN. d.y received BY I'D. r. BRowNELL,
Z marls q Cor 9Th and Main.
DALAER'S CIDER VINEGAR
For sais BY RoBERTs0Nt MoorEEM.
r7pITIIc D.nEpc
a. G1NS.
r''''s' E:.., c.,,
PIN CAP I.,,s,-
Cammsrci., No,a
ALso-Lloyd's Map of the Southern states
w wEscoTT.
-"-..-, - a ooeI nona'.1-
l. ny r,on 1919 r.., v Magie Wills.
Ssv,l. d '' ''AlA1 sAn,I pohIEcr
NEW LEMONS.
~ Currsnts,
Rai.ins,
.s u.as y ROBERT soA AcouAkA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-31

III The Adjutsnt General has made the same ar
rsussmeut with shsrp~'s Line " s,sges FOR the
transportation Of lows soldiers had previously
made With the Wessrn stage Companies
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\ LYMAN, J. p,

M TED.
Iowa War and Defense Fund warrants
VIM. THOMPSON CO.,
mafxO-d Cor. Main and III sts
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} = TEL Z e r A PHI.
afternoon Report.
BATTLES EXPECTED.
Especial TO Herald. |
.Ashingtou. N,

W Ashlngtou, May 20. &
All here are filled with expectation OF
great battles at Corinth and Bottom i
Bridge before the week ends. 1t is ex.
pec,ed that these two battles win practic-
ally conclude the campaign, and leave
nothing else TO be done but put down the
guerrilla fighting.
The recent proclamation OF the Presi-
dent begins 70 give great satisfaction to
all classes. The conservatives are salts
fed, and the ultras do not find fault. It
is manifest to all that Mr.. Lineoln has
taken the bit in his teeth, and intends to
have his own way, Cabinet or no Cabinet.
The general impression here is, that
since the utteranee Of the proclamation
tliere " no one can approach Abraham
Lincoln in popularity. 1t is regarded As
an evidence Of unalterable 6rmness and
true grit. @
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
Lake DefcAoes.
Washington, May 20.
Especial TO Times.7

The subject Of Lake defences and Lake
commerce was very forcibiy and fully pre-.
scnted this morning ut 4 meeting Of the
New York delegation in Congress BY the
Hon. samuel B. Ruggles, who appeared
IN behalf of the State. The principal
topics discussed were the present unde-
tended condition of the La.es and the
great extent and rapid growth of the
commerce on the waters; also, the vital
importance of the cereal products of the
States surrounding the Lakes in furnish
ing the elements of foreign commerce and
consequently in swelling tie amount Of
duties on imports to be received III cx-
change. The two cardinal measures
growing out Of these discussions, and
which must occupy the attention of Con-
gross. will be the opening of adequate
channels from the eas,ern and western
extronities of the Lakes-the first to be
effected by charging the locks on the
Erie and Oswego canals, and the other
by the enlargement of the canal from Chi.
cago to the Illinois river. 1t is hoped
that these two great MEASURES may be uni
ted as integral portions of one harmoni-
Gus system, extending from the Hudson
to the Mississippi. permitting the passage
throughout the line Of mail-clad vessels
sufficient for the defence of these great
waters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22

0 Our contemporary argues that be-
cause the Constitution Of the United
States pledges the government thereof to
guarntee Republican form Of govern
ment to the States, the Government has
a right to appoint Military Governor Of
Tennessee, because such appointment is a
necessary and proper means to the end.
Very we'll.
The Constitution Of the United States
provides that rebellion shall be suppress
ed by tire Government, and it follows
that If the Government regards the con-
fscation Of the property and the employ
ment Of the slaves of rebels as neces-
sary and proper means to secure the end,
then that is also constitutional. Why
not
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22

ARRuvAL OF THE NOVA SCOTIA.

e
New York, May Ell
The steamer Nova Scotia arrived at /
O'Clock this afternoon The HGmfr re-
NAMED at Gibraltar.
Mr.. Layard stated, in the House of Com
mons, that. ~ far ~ Governments knew.
Mercier's visit to Richmond was without
instructions from France. and was attend
ed with no political results whateyer.-
The Paris correspondent Of the new Con-
fedcrate organ, the Iadex, asserts that N.
Mercier was under instructions to arcer.
tain certain points, aud will report 10 per-
son to the Emperor.
The Independence Beige asserts that
the object of Loyalelt's recent visit to
London was to INDUCE England to con,
sent to common Intervention iii Atneri-
ca, and England agrees ON condition that
the Roman question be first settled
The French Government gave ear 10 this.
and il has led to 2 conference relative to
Intervention
Lsyard, in announcing the conclusion
of slave-trado treaty, in the House Of
Commons, said its conditions gave every
reason to hope the traffic viii be easily
suppressed. 4'+4 4
Mr.. Bright said Earl Russel's late
statement that he hoped in few months
that the northern States would allow the
independence Of the South, had paralysed
business in Lancashire, for the time be.
ing, and showed how little he knew Of
tile sentiments Of the North. r.
The Times editorial, speaking OF the
distress in Lancashire, says it is for the
honor OF the nation that this distress be
known, SO that the world may see the sac
r1hcss made In the cause of neutrality.
The Times regards the new slave trea-
~ - the hrst fruits Of secession, but says
it is not blow at the South, but q vic.
tory over the North.
The Paris correspondent Of the Morn.
ine Herald says it's beyond question that
the recognition Of the South is seriously
contemplated by the French Government.
The Bourse was fat TOT SOC.
Rumors of the approaching solution Of
the Roman question are more and more
general. 1t is reported that the Papal
Government is prepared for sudden de-
parture.
LATEsT-London, May 1O-P. M
Censols further declined, closing to-day
at 929n92i; / &C 494m4Ga discount !:
Eric 3.!.
Liverpool Breadstuffs Market -Authori-
ties report Flour neglected, and offered at
q slight reduction, from els Cd to COS.
Wheat dull and nominally unchanged !;
Red Western 10s@1Os l0d; White
Western lis 6d@l1s 10. Corn, moder-
ate demand. but freely offered 27s 9am
% for Mixed White, slow at 32s@32s Cd
per quarter.
LArEsT.-May 10-P. M.-The mar
ket is nominally the same as yesterday,
but holders would accept lower rates If
buyers appeared. Provisions-Beefy very
quiet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22

There are great many people becom.
Ing nervous on account Of seeing and
hearing SO much about the niger. Many
Of these people. we see, have pelitioned
Congress for relief, but Congress don't
seem to be doing anything 70 relieve their
suffcrings. On the contrary, they don't
/" drop the Niger" they just lug hin,
along. And We look in vain to our Gen
erals, and to the President himself, who
might drop the niger if any body could,
but they don't, and now the border States
ohave begun to lug the niger, and there
Is no Indication Of q design to Hdrop" him.
And turning to tho Confederate States
for relief, our friends Of sensitive suscep.
tibilities are liable to meet with sad dis.
appointment. Surely, the Old Dominion,
the Mother Of Presidents, the swarming
hive Of tho F. F. VS., ought not to need
even a hint to "drop the Niger but,
alas the same dark shadow is cast Over
the high seats Of the Virginia aristocra.
Fhh 10 recent message Of Governor
Letcher is black with the vulgar subject
and the "bloods' Of Virginia are in
mourning for the "nieger." Hear The
Governor
The loss to the citizens Of Virginia IN
the item Of slave property alone far ex.
eeeds the loss from the destruction Of cot.
ton OF any other species Of property dur
ing the war. Counties in Virginia have
been oyerrun, containing m aggregate
slave population Of 80,72s BY the late
census, and which, 1t moderate valua.
ton, is worth in round numbers S45,.
100000. Such loss shoald mot be- per,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22

ashington, May 20.
voluminous dispatches are received
from the Gulf to-day. They relate prin-
cipally to the details of the recent move
ments connected with the capture of New
Orleans.
The vessels of the fleet have been judi.
ciously distributed under Com Lee, going
up as far as Vicksburg for purposes which
it would be improper to state.
1t appears from the documents that
Com. Fsrragut carried out his instructions
to the letter and was ably and cheerfully
sustained by al under his command. On
our forces occupying Pensacola the Mayor
promised that the citizens would behave
themselves peacefully. The rebels had
evacuatsd the place on hearing that our
steamers the day before we're going to run
into Mobile Bay and that the squadron and
mortar boats would soon follow. Com.
Porter left Ship Island on tho 7th with
the steamer belonging to the mortar feet
and the sachem for Mobile bar for the
purpose Of fixing place for the mortar
vessels 10 lie and plant buoys for the ships
to run IN by when they should arrive.
Great excitement seemed to exist within
the forts at the progress Of the feet.-
There was reason to believe that Fort
Cams was evacuated aud that the troops
there were leaving to reinforce Fort Nor
gan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
Washington. Nav 20

VII THU ".
Worlds correspondence states under
date Of Baltimore Cross Roads, Va, l6
miles from Richmond. May 18th. ] make
prophecy that Richmond is abandoned
by the enemy without fight, and that We
occupy it within 48 hours ii not Ill signs
fail. This is the advance division towards
Richmond. Cavalry are reported Il Bottom
Bridge, the enemy blew It up yesterday.
Little will it impede our progress for the
stream is narrow and the water but Is
feet deep and an easy ford.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
Washington, Nav 20

An effort win be made in the House
Tomorrow to adjourn from the 2Sth inst.
until the ed of June in order to enable
members to visit their homes and afford
time for putting Ne Hall insummer trim.
Those who favor fhc pra0pition say that
such arrangemenfwilf dOedelay business
as the House is far in advance Of the Sem
ate, IN this respect the House only con-
templates holiday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
Il CONNER GAL.
barr CARR e'fTy Ovr,cr, /,
KkpK-E INV 20, go.

60 DAsLy CARR efry Ovy,cr,
KxcK-K AAy 20 80
FLouR--saperhnc ~ o;spris & W hsat.atra 81 D,
FAllWheat Extra % SO. a
BRAN AND $40 hTs-soto 40c y 100 L.
CoKN-lS TO 2oc y bush.
BARLEY-23c.
whEAT-in good demand. Fall 7sa 80; sprlnl S,
to Goo.
KfE--23o To 20. +
oATS-20 to 2ec
PoTATOks-i5ea 2ahy thel load, retaiiaeto a5c
seGAh-New Orleans fair ..si O 10, prime 100
ii.clartned fI9Ia. crushed andloaf I23t1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4sz5a; sugsrhouse 4s1R so.
GoldeDsysup TOO 7So.
COFFEE-Rioal@2sc: Jaws 2sta3or Ia~uyrsels1os
RiCE-DDl0c. @A
07lc.
cASDLEs-star $50 10. sssarine 10, Mould 10.
LARD-stose; retail O 10 &c.
BUTTkk-Common 60 &c; Choice 10 RET n ktS Is
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2 TO AZ; Hamss TO 4
Clear sides 10 At; Rib Sides . to al
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4aes; Harness27a3o.
HIDEs-ihy naiae,f groeu 40 u green sheer
pelis 25ctssi %; green hog skins 13e.
HAy-TLmothy, % SSeD7 90, baied ~ COG I'll
Prairie ~ 0ca5o0. #
sEEDs-Timo,hy u %; Flax Seed sloo
nSIoNs-a5a4oc.
EGGs-4c.
WHITE kEANs--In goo demand. 30cgsles.
FEATHERS 0N25.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 2sasi SOC bashei. -
Dried Peaches % as4 s2 50. Raains u 0odg S. 90.
CHEEsE-Wesser Reserve Sc; Denmak79s.
BEEF-a93e gross.
SHEEP-ei 5O94 o. y head.
sALI--G.A. ~ - sack Kauawha - 2s . bar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
GEN. sAxT0N wRECKEp orr n. 9.
COAoT,
Washington, May 81.

An altogetherreliable dlspatchreceived
this morning, dated Fl. Monroe TO-DAY
says the Oriental, in which Brig. Genera
Saxton sailed for Port Royal, was wrecked
on Friday night, May 10Th, on Body,
Island, 81 miles north Of Cape Hatteras
Ihe passengers and crew were saved. A
portion Of the Cargo was lost. The 70
mainderwill be saved on the beach. Gen
Saxton arrived at Fortress Monroe thi,
morning and goes to New York this even
ing. Most'of the passengers will be il
New York on Friday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
T The Steward of the Hos

ET The Steward of the Hospital ac-
knowledges the daily receipt Of The Daily
Gate City and the Constitution also, q
package Of speeches and papers from ].
Il. Wilson, for the benefit of soldiers in
Hospital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
MORE TnOOPs WANTED.
Special to Tribune.

Washington, May 20.
A call is soon to be made upon the
States for additional volunteers to the
number Of least 100000 Careful in
quiries have elected the fact that our ar.
my is smaller Than has been represe nted
eveai in official accounts, numbering not
100000 effective men. This fresh force
is 70 BE- msiniy used as reserve, to be
stationed ct convenient points to meet
emergencies
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
Tar rELEsaArn.i a.
New York Market.

New York May q.
Fionr-Slkhay fsvors hnyerr; saIes At si 2sa43 3;
fr sas<s saaAss - SOC d, Extra state; o. 4sp
10 for Super Westrrnj ~ sega rs for Common to
Medium Extn Western; u 9oa3 10 for Common to
Medium shipping Brands Extra n. H. O.
Wheat--withcut decided change with cd exper,
demand; saies II scDIus.
Cdrn--Da 1t lBaSD a@
0ats--Saies NJ 2894f
Pork--Dul sAlss II el2 s7asla so
Whisk,-Firmer at o4ia25
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
Ladies. AtA Nocsery.

There will be a meeting Of the Ladies'
Of the Aid Society at Mrs John w Cleg-
horns this Thursday afternoon
There is great deal of business ard a
great deal of work for the ladies of the
Society to attend to. and full attendance
il earnestly solicited q
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
Handsome Donation.

c. G. A. Striblen, Esq, formerly Of
Keokuk, and now of the Post Office De.
partment at Washington, REACHED our city
. day or two since, in the course Of q
Western tour on business for the Depart
ment.
H. yesterday paid the Treasurer of the
keokuk Ladies' Aid Society sixty -four
dollars. contributed by the Hawkeyes,
temporarily resident at Washington, for
the relief of the sick and wounded lows
volunteers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22

@The cold and gloomy weather Of
the past few days came to an end yester-
day afternoon, and was followed by pleas
ant evening. giving promise of fair day
following.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22

DThat $50. 81 acknowledged by the
Ladies Aid Society, as donation from
birmingham, few days since, was the
amount of the net proceeds of an exhibi-
ton got up by class Of juveniles Ia Biz
miDgham for the benefit OF the sick and
wounded volunteers at tho Hospital. II
was rare good deed, and is worthy Of
general imisation, by young and old, in
all the cities, towns and hAmlets Of our
land. ~
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THURSDAY, MAJ ~.

SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an \ on papers to indicate that the
time transcription ia nearly or quite OK
PRED; and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
De.sA. IN oc..r.I Military Hospital

May Il, Gal. Birdsell, Go F. 18th Mich,
Also soldier, who arrived here on the
City Of Memphis in very low condition,
and gave his name in various ways, though
hs seemed TO prefer that of VIM. Prem
tee. He also varied in regard to his
company and regiment, sometimes say
ing that he was from Michigan, then from
Illinois, and Il EN- from Iowa. There was
nothing about his person or clothing Civ
ing the slightest clue TO his name " his
tory. An accurate description Of his per-
son has been preserved.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
New York, NAV 20.

New York, May 20.
The sale Of lager beer in concert rooms
and concert saloons has been declared to
be legal. The opinion in this case was
rendered by Judge AcCaun this after
nobn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22

New York, May 70.
Noeks-Lowet and aciives Money plenty hut un-
changed, r r g. 4 .ei, c 4 T s5t; G
serip 6i o gtd 50; M C-si5s; G bends ~; q , Go
OF 6s Coupons ioe; do d 81 regd s. "A; Ohio 81
Of I'D 1ea KySe; No SIX; Ind SIS 50; Calls 95i
We KNOW NOT WHERE MICH AUTHENTIC
tSTELLfakkcE o. THE REBELLION CAN BE OBTAINED.
No OTHER WORK POSSESSES the vALur A. 4 wosK
or RsrEHEkcE." s&5 #8& 8s8
cit is RELIABLE, COMPLETE, DESIRABLE .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
FrsnA ola Pelns.

The boat from Old Point has arrived
but brings no news,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22

lnUINCY FLOUR, Eagle Mills.
NJ nys Flour, 0rsAAn Flour. Tor sale By
S6vll.d aAA'L POLLOCK
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4 Hor sSA1e.
---- -
nave lot OF PRINTING MATERIALS on
haad which offer for sale
Al Large Dlstsunf from Foundry Prices!
among them are the following
LARD ed rkhss' rosters patent cost Sl5o will
/ MEDIUM HAND PREss. Fosters, fslmost new,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-22
sOAL OIL COAL OIL

fn 10 store and FOR sale - low as ~ lowest. b
6AnHkL P0LLoCK,
nsys-o llG AsiA s..
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-22
DENTISTS.
MUSIC.
PIANOS! PIANOS!

ItHEAPER AND BETTER IN n
! STRUMENTS than were ~. 49,
offered in this market. Ny ar So. sssss fssssA
engagements with Eastern Piano q III IA XII
manufacturers such that can n = yIYIs
furnish All orders % per cent. S--~~ ~
cheaper than any dealer in the West and warrant them
superior instruments. Only for cash.
Call and MeSsTs W II. Talbot Co.'S Jewelry
Store, No. "a Washington street.
PIANOS. MELODEONS ORGANS, GUITARS. VIOLINS,
ACCORDEONS, &c, TUNED AND REPAIRED.
Having had twenty ye ,rS' experience the public
can be assured that they have better opportunity
than they generally meet with have their instrument
put in perfect order. Ii. SCHUMACHER.
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