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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-11-11

NOTICE,

10 WIN Cowies, stevens and Levi p N,u.r
fou are hereby notified that there is now On eis T.,
70 eoiefkr ONCE Of the District Court OF Lee rs,n.
Ioss d heokuk, . petition Of william H. Wiuia,s'
rialnirs lnd gmfnt against you Vim. Y. Cowles 49,
" Z. stevens for the sen. ofFive Hundred ana TIM
.een ana eo-ios Dollars as money due upon your
p.onissoIy notes and as against all the above nsmed
Defendants praying for the forecosure on cs,is,
pot.o Lor Dsed upon the undivided half OF Lots We
Perry's Addition, to the cry OF Keokpk Ior. tha
tinguishmept OF all equity fSedeu ption ard ,or
eral relief, with costs. W ee
Now Jules you appear AID answer 10 said ne,ilo,
on or before boon Of the second day ofthe e., ~
saia eonri TO De held Il keekEk the first Monday
Of February, A. D. 1862 Judgment will be had
by default. H. SCOTT HOWL. ~
hoso-dfW Plaintiffs ATTY.
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Chattanooga Nov. 10.

Georgia refugees just in report cousid-
cradle movement of Bragg's troops and
stores southwark.
The rebels are said to be preparing to
eyacua,e their position before Chattanoo-
ga, or retire to Rome or Atlanta.
Longstreet is said to be organizing a
large force for raid on our line of com
municstions at Bridgeport.
twenty-five paynasters, with seven
millions of dollars, are engaged to nav
troops up to November.
Not shot from Lookout to-day.
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News from Southern Papers.

New York, Nov. 10.
The following ia from the Charleston
Mercury, Nov. I'd:
We have important news from the ar
mics IN front OF Chattanooga. A spirit
ed game is now being played by the enc
my for the possession OF Lookout Noun
tain. The announcement of the passage
of the river at Bridgeport by q column Of
Federal troops reveals the long anticipa-
ted plot to force Bragg from the lnoun-
tain by a flank movement. This flankinp
force of the enemy, when last heard FROM,
was some where in the vicinity Of Sand
Mountain. taking pretty much the same
route that Rosecrans took, when Bragg,
experimenting flank movement. evacua.
ted and fell back to Dalton and Kingston.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.

To Arnold Kendall and Hhry 4 ~sndsll. bis vtfa
Jnth ~ heh BIGckW4l ard 81 Morrison:
You aud ssth II you are Eere;v noticed that th-r.
il ae he once THE c ierk OF the District
cont ~ lee County, Iowa az keokuk, petition OF
Samuel I AmeS claiming 10 yeu the said Arnold
kepeati, TIE sum - TWo IEonsaud Dollars. ard in
ierest. as money due ptomissosr note ard also
claiming against II ef The defendants the forseio-
sure OF mortgage given hT said Arnold Kendall
and Mary A Kendall lis wife 10 secure The rayuaent
a seid ole END wing Lot No Eve fsi in Block
one hundred ant ninety -tne 1881, in Tie City of
keokuk. County II Lee. and Stale oil Iowa in which
he ether ossnf1rts have OF claim TO have
terest.
Y tets yoa appear thereto rnd defend before neon
pfthe seeoue day Il lie Fehrrary term 1851 Of said
Dlstrci Court, Judgment and decree viii be rendered
against you thereon.
RANKIN * ACCRARY
oet97-c4w Attorneys for PaintiT
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Union Meeting at Little Rock, Ark.

The steamer Warren has arrived from
Memphis with 270 bales of cotton for
Cincinnati and 33 for Louisville.
News anticipated.
AT "a Union meeting held at Little
Rock on the 3lst ult., resolutions we're
passed expressive of cordial support and
loyalty 10 the United States. pledeing
the utmost endeavors to suppress the re.
bellion and restore the supremacy of the
Government. A large number attended,
the meeting. Loyal addresses were de-
livered and a committee appointed to
draft constitution and bylaws for
Central Union Club.
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Cavalry Skirmish.
Army of Potomac, Nov.

Gen. Gregg's cavalry division had a
smart skirmist with the enemy, but the
details are not known, though the results
are satisfactory to us and disastrous to
the rebels.
There has been this evening suf-
ficient fall of snow to whiten the ground.
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S-T-l86O-X
brakes Plantation Riffers.

They purity, strength 81 and invi@orzss.
They create hssiihy appetite.
They are An antidcte 70 change Of alter aud diei.
They overcome eects ofdlssigalfn and late honfs.
They strengthen The system and ED iven the uin1.
They prevent msasmaiic and intsrf itteni ferers.
The parity the breAih and Aetahy Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia En1 Constipation.
They cure Disgthea, Cholera aud Gaolera Horbus.
They cure LAYER CnE plaiLt And y frvous Headache.
They are the best Biitsrs in iha wufa. They make
the weak man strens, and are exhausted natures
sFesi restorer They are mxie Of pure s. Croix Rum
celebrated Casays fs2gk roofs and herbs aud
taken with the pleasure ola beverag4, without regsrs
70 are or time OF day. Particularly Recommended 10
deicste PERSONS 4GiriIg gentle mulaai Sold ~
all Groeefs, Druggists, Hot els and sal ICONS.
z. DRAKE x co, 2e2 BrosdFa View YORK
Sold by Andrew j. Wilkinson
je27-daSsm Ne. ~ Ma n-st.. keokuk.
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works, U. s. hotel and many stores in
the surrounding neighbcrhood were de-
stroyed. The county records we're saved:
Loss estimated al two hundred thousand
dollars.
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San Francisco J

oan francisco, Nov. 10.
Dates are received from Japan to the
9th Of October.
The Prince of Nayostcki had recent
ly issued orders that Joseph Hes, a ia
panese, formerly of San Francisco. and
the japanese pilot who conducted the
Ayoming to Shermvuski, should both he
killed. One of the pilots was murdere 4
The chief minister and three dtbar
members of the Cabinet have beer dis
missed because they were in favor Of
peace with Christian nations.
The authorities have ordered all for.
eigners to leave Noyosoki. Foreigner.
have refused to leave.
A FIRE at Nevada City DESTROYED nearly
all the buildings on Broad street. and five
brick buildings on Main street. The
Episcopal. Methodist, Congregational and
Catholic churches, the theater, Court
House, express and telegraph Offices, IA
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Lee SAID co ai . :, Sse GGaI' Of

aTf1 UF IU" A. Ia, IN Inc fhstTlct Court OF
LEE CoUsTT. said County, at Keoknk
Alexander Lochhead' Piaintif
TersRs
Martha NcEihauy
Edward Nef Ihanv
Ezekiel Lyen, defendants
Notice Is hereby given To HzekteI Iver that ,eti.
~ clvii Eepon 10 en hl9 in the Clerks once OF
- Agutt aloresRi,i. In the above entitled
- "a yenAL OF me aeove named Plaintiff. against
-, =. q. mis- against 1oF The foreclosure OF title
re ~ on, -" 4 Of See. 80 In Township
eet ofaIi the defendants In IN ~ ~ .ts =, -, ~
sum OF $40. with ten Ter Ger T. rer ,, ~ ~ 80,
July ~ 1852, Cue from Martha Wrpitsr. "a ~
a 49, lAs ,h4ere9t from sat1 Ezekiel LyeB,
49, .iH ntiofHe5 ; iees ahc costs and for general
And unless you appear ard make defense ,fe-s, -
fore noon Of the second gAv 81 The pe,t ts., -
Court, to commence on the Gtst Menday or pet,.,a,
1864, Judgment III be reng.sed against Won ,s ,,av
for ia said petition.
R9BEEF II. GILLMDRE
noFe-d4w AAaorney FOR Plaintiff.
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NOTICE

~ " samrla, Sarah u sample. II II Bel1ire " 2
Lynch. william LeEht4H. Truce; @ Ser.0. WIN
81 stmp.9a, Pierce, Bsos Il Flanders Cook & Lea
hsrti sfcue, star &c. !. tu Lowrie Thcras Rankin
Asa Mayo, XIX. Hale Co Benedict Hale Il Co.
Hpnt Lane, Hubert, Van yalkenburg s. c.; HAD
doo4. Reed II Go; FarrhEn. k4Fkham X Sei } In
Lay. assignee pf BuFns d ktuigen. ArchttaIE
feun- &c; Osthtiuer, y edward & e; Herr an,
BALDWIN x Hezskiah HIasdale, Defendants.
fou are hereby bottled thaI there j. nuw c - ne
IN the oce Of TIE Cierk pf ths District Court 90
teuntY, lowe a. PprE Ia4lsr, Iopa3a petition -nAer
CATH OF Y Billings IN rhch you are al1 X .da de-
tsnsAns, alleging thai eeE5sin Deed 70 certain Real
Eslsie ~ Lseeaoaiy Iowa, said ret ion described
executed b Il. " Sample and Sarah n. sample to II.
H. btidinE ard w " u. Ltnch cf date ~ Jrne l2th
D.. 1875, his tern Lost sad nst recorded. and
tsts Deed = frrst Faeagl on sast premises by said
H. beding asc " 3 Lynch 20 y !iliam Leighton.
trus tee seEEre certain hr0rtsary uatce las been
paid aua shrHs4 Q cs.een4d " Record and that an
Of yoa except said lynch and Be3dnr, have rscver-
q Judgments against seid y. " SADp'e vhich "
reason ihe gfs nOf4c recording 81 safs perd
cioud sd shadow up9n Iiaiut.s title to the said
premises. aN1 iraylnG tas said DEED Of Tr-st u hy he
declared Pad and s3tgsaAd ard that Said Judgments
HAY be ceclsfea n Haon said premises. and al
sad premises be declared FREE snd clear Of Sad ndg-
mems d. Deed Tra and the Title thereto may BE
qgieted IN paiatE, ana FIR other andfgrhtr relief in
The premises,
And unless you afrear aul eeswer thereto % or
before tpeu OF ihe secpla esy Of tie next term OF
said Court. 10 se begun aH b len ~ the first Non
DAY Of December A. u. tsf3 defaEli VI be entered
acA.asi you aud u5Er-elt pen reg thereon.
Noble x nlh0NG,
ocil5 d4v Attorneys Tor Plaintiff
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SURVEYORS oFHICE,l
Keokuk, Iowa, kaT17 1868.
NoTICg.--To all persons having guns, reviewers
,;s,o,s ar munitions of war OF any Kind for sale
saye not 10 .e or dispose OF the stme without nrst
ob,ariup psrmi, from the undersigned by order Of
The Special Agent of the Treasury Department. All
persons violating this order will be able TO have such
zoo On OF the government OF the
limited ststss JOHN STANNUs,
mayes-dtf Surveyor and Collector.
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CHARLES STIMSON d. CO.,
War Claim Agents,
OFFICE-ln Auction Room. under ate City once
KEOKUK, IOWA.

KEOKUKs IOWA.
willgve promptand efu Iattention 10 heco11ec.
ton of 800 Bounty and Back Pay allo ed the widow,
heirs Of deceased Oacsrs and Soldiers and 20 The
collection OF Pensions for discharged Officers nd Sol
diers on account OF wounds or other disability con
trscted in the United States service .iso pcnsion
for widows, dependant mothers. orphan sisters. or
mino hdren OF deceased o1icers Their
charge Tor estabiishinxa Pension Claim Is only as 90
They will also promptly eIo0 Souptv for
discharged soldiers who have been discharged BY rea
son OF woundsreceivedn battle. Allcom nications
rom distance will receive rom pit attention,
Address-P. O. Box No. %. Keokuk Iowa.
RKBEREncEs
Gen b. NJ. PREHTIss, Hon. ,. u BRovstSc u 3
Senator; NEWTON vLAs, Esq, u g. Quartermaster:
ana A. N. J. H tMcGiSpLEy. Attorneys at Law
Quincy, Illinois y. b. TKs-EYcK Insurance Aet;
nal Gen CuRTis Y. RAPLEK and HowELL q DIT
APLAIN, all OF Keo4pk, lows
sspS7-dkvsm
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A4ls. Gen. ana a ] On. ., Low!


A GENTLEMAN cured OF Serrloas Debility, Ia
competency, Premature Decay add Youthful Error,
artnscrd By desire u benefit others, will be happy
to furnish 10 Eil wa8 need H. tree Of eaargel the
eeipc and directions ter making iAe staple Remedy
usei ia Lis Those si.hing 10 pfOdt b. La
psrienoe--snd possess Valuable Remedy-wii re-
ceive th. same by return mail, carefully sesled BY
Addressing JOHN oGEES,
susis-akw3m No. co Nassau street, New York
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New York. Nov lc

New York, Nov. 10.
The machine shops are generally ac-
ceding to the demand of the strikers for
higher wages. under the great pressure of
work for the government.
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st. Louis, NovdlO

St. Louis, Now 10.
The Legislature met at Jefferson CITY
to-day, and adjourned till Tomorrow for
want of quorum.
News from below is to the effect that
JEFF. Davis has sent commissioners TO the
most notorious bushwhackers to raise
men to carry on guerrilla warfare.
Prices and Holmes forces are report
ed having retreated to Texas.
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STATE OF IOWA.


ADJuTAsT GEM AL's orrrcE.
Davenport, Nov. :, 1868.
GfHsrGi Order No. 196.
/. All recruiting officers and recruits forthe 9Th
Iowa Caralry will report without uni ecessary delay
Camp Roberts.
II. Those Degleetisg 10 report, AZ herein ordered
by the 18th OF November. will be Assigned 10 other
regiments.
Ill. No Captain officer u the Southern Border
Brigade win be considered on duty unsss under the
special written orders named In Paragraph General
Orders No. l75 Of this Depar ncnt, and M pay roll
fr service will be approved py this lDepsrement I'M
sid services rendered dndef said special
written orders.
Nv. Lieut.. Col Wall OF Keokuk, Lieut.. Col. Tan
nelili, OF Centresile, Lieut. Col ears, Of Sidney.
will inspect The in The hands u the companies Of
Sopthers RIDER Brigade In their eepecye Districts
" Tic Assissant Al utsnt Genert and Acting pay
master General Il req sested 20 aka payments 10
ocers ld,efs OF tie s0sfhtrn 4ordsr Brigade for
fer the Ia u October Of said
and r+iarns thereon ma1e II This aebas.De-t
By order OF the Ceaafns n6er ls-C Aief,
| u. B. BAKER
Adj. Gen ard A 4. On. OF Iowa.
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SUNDRIRs.

LgATHER-soie 3os IS: Harness 44e4s
HIDEs-pry Fiinti7@ise; prl sAiisd Is; srubby
hal: price /; green SIS: green sheep peiis I9eG
IS; green hog skinsi5e.
sBEus -Timothy 90 30 To 2 IS; RisI, - 90.
FEATHEkS-35a4 20.
cHEEsE-Hsmburg is 10 1910.
BggE CaTTLE-2ss4e gross.
snEsP-s3 50 t. - o. chssd.
Woole-C.s aD Teb-sshed. 50 t. SOC: Tn eashed one
bird less.
oiLs-cosi OIL, sse; retail soc. Llnseed OIL.
81 sossi IS; Lard OF. CSC to 81; Fish on. 81 20.
BEEsWA2-soc.
PAT HoGs-ss % srcss.
RAGs-woolen n Cusioh .le.
NEW susylEs-aIS 70 90.
oLDl Roa-Ie 3 Brast Toe y \ Copper
lee . q.
gxoa.rsE.-or SewYorK. Philseel phl., Boston.
oineiaas,i. 81. Louis 70 Chicago y per csai. for
osnkAsie fanas. Geld 81 baslng.
DRY GOODS.
without ehsrye for short tune past. vt prices
are mantsined.
sngETIaos n sHlRTIyGs-2o TO 4oe.
DRILLs-S5 to zoe
PRiNfs-i4ss - 22e.
DkLAiSs--e5 10 32tc.
GISGHAAs-.s TO s7te.
CHADWICK e. COATS sPnoL-si %.
sEBIS TaREAD-ei % TO e. 10.
FARMERS * MECH. CAsstaRgE-sn 10 roc.
sklar bAAID-5ec to 81 ~.
CORSET JEAN CSC
DESINs-2st 10 37fr.
TIcKISG-s2i To Coo.
LiNsEYs-sO 70 Soc
Canton FLANxxLs-- IS 70 4sc
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Tor RENT.

large dwelling house Morgan street bet we4n
tn and sthsts IN what Ia known as Humans Row,
east end possession given Immediately
inquire oil r. II. HUMES Agent
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Gen. Meade Determined to give Battle.
Especial to Post-J
Nashinofnn my @

There was little fighting on the
southern bank of the Rappahannoek, but
it was of little importance. 1t is not inn
probable that a great battle will be fought
within day or two, and has perhaps
been fought to-day. All depends on Gen.
Lee. If he will stand for battle one is
certain TO occur.
Gen. Meade started out this time ben,
on decisive conflict with the enemy
He was urged to it by the President, Sec
rotary Stanton, aud Gen. Haileck, aud
was not at all averse, especially under
circumstances.
The army is in excellent trim, and in
numbers it must be superior to the enemy
by at least 10000 and perhaps 90, 900 -
There is no reason for believing that Lee
will be compelled to fall back still further
into the heart O. Virginia.
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Spiral Notices.

- IsE a sEs Or THE NERVOUS, SEM.
II NAL, UAIBAny AsD SHAUAh sYsrHM-New
.,a ,.,;.b,e tyeetnens-in Reports III the HOWARD
ASCOT ATrON-sent In scaled letter envelopes, free
oSeA.r.e Addrsss, Dr.s. sKILLtN HoUGHToH.
Howard Assoc istion, PhiIsdelphia, "a.
aug2t-dk w3m
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Commercial.
csAaEcTsD DAILYBr
S. H A M I L l.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

DAtLyGATs Civ ovrrcE,(
gEoK-x Nov. 10, 1853.
puODUCE AND PROvIsIONs.
RLoUK-supernLe - 81; sprinp whes, extra
o., Fall Wheat X xtrs - 65 10 - IS.
CORN MEAL-e1 so . 100 rs,
SHIP sTUgP-st Is to 81 90.
CoRS-6o 9s5e ' bush.
wHEAT-Pali 81 oossl 10; Spring ss97sc ' su.
RYE-60 to Csc
oATs-56J6oc.
POTATO rs It's 9 soc; Retail e6c per peck
BUTTER-Commoni 49,; Choice, II to zoe; RETAIL
20a25c.
EGGS--I7 to ise.
CHICKENs-ei 80 to q rs.
LARD-sta SIC.
BACoN-Shouiders, SIC; Hams 7ic: sides exc.
WHITE BEANs-Common TO good 60 to u 70
Prime Navy ~ ooass rs.
TALLow--s 70 Dc.
HAY-Timothy ZIG 90 to SIS 90, baied s20 w
10 s25 OF; Prairie sl2 to sl5 90.
GROCERIES.
Prices nrm, yet without material change. Stocks
are very good with brisk demand. Merchants are
prepared 10 do heavy wholesale ttade.
spGAR-New Orleans fair. I2iei prime - 5.
choice Is; New YORK, C, ieie; New YORK, A, i7e,
crushed powderedl7h.
AoLASskS-Beeher'sS Sugar House 7os75c; Col
dspsyrup s5cGsi op-very scarce sorgum 4oSsoc.
CoFPkE-Rio 32ia36e: Java 40, LaguyrA
RlCE-al9l0c.
soDA-American, &c; English, ~ TO &C.
soAP-PAln ste. Family &c. German nc.
CANDLES-S,srIs &c 20; Mould, iei to lac.
TEAs-Young Tyson, 81 iogs so; Imperial, u %
9sl 50; Black, .5c@eI 10.
ToBAcCo.-Dsrk Sweet, zoe; Medium Brands
soc 10 70e; Gold and Natural Leaf, soc to a5e
NAlLS-Best Brands IS 50, rates.
GLAss-sxIo City - 50. rates.
CoRDAGE-lSie 20 lalc.
FRUIT-aaisinse s oose5 Is.
sALT-Lake - e5 To - rs.
PISH-So.l aseksrel, bills. ei4 so to SIS so.
se2 do do STA 90 TO tI3 90
Ne. do blfbbls s9Do 10 So so.
Nos de ~ 90
uifbbIe. Ne. White Tish rs q
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BIZ rEtEGRArH-i
- rNr hnYtx ~ "a yh ~

New York, Nov 10.
Fionr-DsU. AMI Sc lower. Sales at sc c5 sc II
for Extra State 81 1877 Is for X. H. o.
Whest-Rscep,s IS Gel bushels. Msrte, Toe lower
Sales al 81 1891 d for Chi.sxo Spring: 81 sse
81 50 fsr h.i-ausee Club; 81 3fssi:s for Amber
Iowa; 81 1881 81 for Winter Red Western.
ssriey--shs4c Hrmer. u 1881 50.
Cofa-Rese IT IS 275 bash. Market scarcely 50 Grra
Sales 81 81 ~.
oats-Mar~et dropping. Sales al s2l@ss-.
Pers-harxet quie..
L4ri-ouies. Sales at Il
Whis.ey-Q lite firm. Sales Al s246lg.c.
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Fort Monroe, Nov. 10.
Major Gen. Butler and staff arrived
this evening from Washington.
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ut TrLEsRAPH.I
stock MARKET.

stock MARKET.
New York, Nov. 10.
sioeks-Lower, fair business, closing dull.
Money--Fers active at per cent
Sterling kxchaDge-1.0al6ib.
New York ccntrsl-,3s.
Eie-Io2t
Harlem Sd.
ReadIug--l23T.
e. s. 6's 81 Registered, 1851; do Coupons. 1907.
U. S. 500 Coupons ee.
New Treasury 3-io-lC6
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" ashington, Nov. 10.

All quiet on the Rappahanock to-day.
The government is redeeming, on an
average, two million dollars per day Of
the maturing certificates of Indebtedness.
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New York, Nov 10.
honey-Decdedly hrmer with brisk demand at
Per cent sons parties have paid II per cent.
sserng-Dall aud lover. First class bills are quo,
ed a, 159ial6o
Ieid-Duli, and lover, opening at lag, advancins
10 iAss' declining to i45,s. ciosing quiet al 1851
Government stocks lower
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Post Office open on Sunday from to 10 O'Clock
AN open every day except sund sy) from A. N
until 7 =. III.
T. n UAWEIL p NJ
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Il x T R A c T S-Joseph Burnett 4
IL Co.'s Extraets,-the hest In NE. 1rSas 4
For sale BY kOBERTsON Z McQUxEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
Travellers, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson River RR. Cd Warren
SIT 10 IN aud 81 and IOA p. Sunday, 3:?2 p. N
To Albany, by Harlem RR, 2oth-,t. aud 4thav I0t In
10 Boston, by New London line Per 80, N.
r. stoang ion line, Pier 10. n. r.. Yld Fall
River line Pier ., ~ T.. daily (SundayseI'
cspt.d). Observation-Disclosures. 3p IN.
To Boston, by New-Hsyen RR-, via Spring.
S.I 276.H and 4hav. ........s and p and p.
To Boston by New.Hsyen RR.. 27th'st snd
Stb,ay via Shore Line. ...l2! aud D. Sunday p.
To Buraio by Edo kR. foot Of Chamber
To Philsd.lphia by New Jersey Railroad. foot
Of CORTLAND 1t 4 TO- M a. l1i Sunday, y p In
To Philadelphia. by Camden and Amboy
Railroad Pier 8 n r., foot Of veseysi a. IN. p IN
"a md iii NJ foot OF Court sndts... Sunday y p.
To Warrington by Camden and Amboy Rail.
road Pier % N. r. foot Of leseyst so M anss r 10
To The Wet. by Central Railroad o. New
~ s.. and p M
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HOTEL Acknowledgement Davis, u. g. NJ;
Prof, Henry aud B,che Ws.hogon Col G. X. Lowell
t. S a. aud T. Oxds. IT,. N-wpof.. r. l., are al the Bro
v ort House.
The Hon A. A. Sargent, Ca the Hon. James o Collier
BipxhaIn,on; Col r. Matthews and 1t Col w. w flor
ton u. 3. A.. and Capt c j. Omsbty 9Th w. Vols. are a
the Metropo Hotel
The Hon C NJ inssrsoll and family. N.w.iisv-n. Conn
r. White Chicago; aud N. Mon,ssu. mones, es 81 The
The Hon jesse u. Bright Ind; W. g Church. Albany
and r. N Johnson Pbadephia arc at the YoIk 'tol
Dsc q Wanenfoid and family CGnsia Capt Phbley. -
Peto.b M and Mr. and Mr. Thomlson Orange - j.. are
at tho Clarendon Hotel . =,
s p Bayne Bait. Philo T Ruggl.s N. " and James
Mason. Bos,on. are At tho Ii Faye Horse. -
r.. NJ Halo. T. ). N. Lieut. Bishop u. y A. ID. Cha
,io Spri. rf.id j. y.nes ST. Loas: aud b Hobart Ser
ffapciscv are At the ST Nicholas Hotel.
Copeland Townsend. Denver City: J. FebiRsr and r.
Davis ~ N Capt A. d. Dem, ST. Louis. No j. l.. Hal
lowell PHILADELPHIA and j. o. stacey. Warrington. are q
the Aston House.
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The Missouri Legislature.

Jryyrnsox CRY. Mo. Wednesday, March 49, 1860.
A bill passed the Senate to-day providing for call
inc a new State Convention 10 take into cOnsidera-
ton the gradual emancipation of Slavery in Mis-
souri, ,
Mr. Ritchevs opposed amendments to the COnsti-
tuition regardiCg Slavery.
Several amendments were discussed, and Mr.. RS
WAS finally adopted.
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Bnsiness Notices.

BARRY's TRICOPHEROUs FOR THE HAIR
by tn. principal families IN Europe and Amenc'
This excellent article admitted to be the standard pepsr'
ton for ell purposes connected with the halls II prevent
It. falling off, esdcses souri, dandrDf kc. and keeps II
the most besurl couditi Its habtusl renders tb
use Of OIL pomatu or sny other preparation quite superb
oua BY
Gsvsy. No. IT ousen-st.. Jersey. Europe
Slayer. No 229 Piocsdiny London
Jones l. Co. No. q Boulevard des Cspuoins, fsris.
Birch. No. Molesworth Dubhn.
Antonin. Post s.rssse. No. :. Hamburg.
Hepery. Hish.st Guernsey.
Green No. f8 High-st
Graham, Linconshire
Gonsala Madrid, Spain
Corpjo, Havana
LYMAN BIothers. Cansda
Morton Co. Nsvs Scotia
Graham. Newfoundland.
Burgoyns Co.. San Frsnoisos.
Watson. Prince Edwards Island.
Hempste.d Belize, Henduraa-
Pou. Panama
Niobsy. Brazil.
Moss l. Co., Australia
HMgous Vera Cruz, MEXICO.
Kennedy. Jalaps
Weir Prussia
Locate. Russia
BsrIstt. China.
Manove, Japan.
And BY all pruerists throushsut the United States
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The P,un,nxenc, n. Halifax.

HALIFAX, "Wednesday. March TO- 100
The propeller PlantageDet. from LiveipoJJ Sha
nit, for NewYoIk hss arrived lsre lot ooa, 'uo
experienced very rough weather the entire Passage'
The Plantaganet has no passengers
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Entertainments March ~

WALLACK's-The School for Scandal
WINTER GARDEN-Dombsy and S0n-l 900 Millinsrs.
NIRLO'S-The KnchaDtTess.
THE NEW DEAN scelsnsous performances
BAHNUMS MuSEUM-1he Roll Of the Dram
BROADWAY MENAGERIE-WId auimsis performing
COUPLES GALLkRY-Volcsno Of the Andss
IRVING HALI1-Concort for Widows and Orphans.
THEATRE FHANCAlS-Nos lntimss.
CITY ASSEMBLY ROOM9-79th Regiment Ball.