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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08
KEOKUK IOWA: FRIDAY NAY 8, 1863.

| will however, say to you that we
should ~ on in the great work, and never
rest until this unholy rebellion is blotted
out. l am opposed to all compromises-
to all peace parties. i am for fighting
this thing out. Let us 90 ON steadily TO
the end, and never fa!ier, hesitate. or I six
Of compromises or Cancellation. The day
for ibis has passed BY so doing We will
have the pleasure Of leaving to our child.
rem heritage such as Was left to US by
our forcfathcrs. Away with heart burn
ings Let brotherly feeling and unity
prevail 10 our actions, having but one OBJ
ject IN yiew---the preservation Of this gIo-
rious l8iun.
! will Ia conclusion, say To you thai
am Union uan- -unconditionally ,uneo IN
promi.in2iy ard if anything stands in the
way Of the Union, let il g. down.
am not going 10 quarrel with Eman-
cipa'ionists or Pro Slavery mcn. Demo
Gratis or Wings, as to their peculiar doc
,rires but am ready TO join hands with
all men sho consider the restoration o
the Uuion paramount to all other eonsld
eratlons.
/ say If slavery stapds in the way, le
it 60. nm STAKEHOLDER, but my princi
pies arc "My country first, last. and al
the time
| Compare those resolutions and speech
es dra Tn. made and endorsed by men VIII
live among slavery, and know its dir
effects upon the national peace, with th
miserable mestAs+g Of she politics
mounlebanLs aud scuilions who do in th
North the dirty work Of their masters
the South. and we ia7e an idea Of th
revolution tha, TIE truth and the incrca
ing DANCE 10 the Government. are III
e duNng in tha Border States. Let d
c0oi work % on
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Hew Loyal Marylanders talk !.

While so many men of the North
men who have no earthly interest in the
nain,anance of slavery, save as polii-
cal engine by Which they are hoisted in
TO place--are opposing the Government
solely on The ground OF lis acts of HOSTILE
ty to slavery tap root of the rebel
Iion--il is refreshing TO see in the slave
! States the growth of body Of citizens,
/ Shareholders, who are willing 10 let eve-
ry bondman go free. rather thaa permit
the Government to be destroyed.
rousing meeting of such was held in Bal
timore, few days ago, in which the tcl-
lowing. among other, resolutions were,
after grave discussion by the ablest and
largest Shareholders Of the State, passed
by an overwhelming and laundering aye :
Resolv.d, That the origin and progress
Of the rebellion leaves no room u doubt
that the institution Of slavery has beco'ne
All instrument In the hand OF traitors To
build All oNgarchy aud an aristocracy on
the ruins OF Republican liberty. Thai
its continued existence is incompatible
with the maintenance Of Republican formi
! of Government in the States in subordl
| nation TO the Constitution of the Unitet
States aud that the Emancipation Proc
ama,ion of the President ought to be
made law BY Congress and fact by all tn
power placed by Congress in the haad'
o Of the President; that traitors have N
: right to enforce the obedience of slaves
and that, against traitors in arms, tn
President should use al! men, white G
!, black. in the way they can be most usefu
/, and to the extent they can be used. whetf
:. er it be to handle spade or shoulder
musket.
Resolved, That the safety and interc'
! sf the State of Maryland. and especial
Of her white laboring people, require th'
/ slavery should cease to be recognized
the law Of Mr., and that the aid
the United States. as recommended by ii
Presidenl,oughl to boaskc ed and nccnpte
to alleviate the public anu private inco
o venience Incident to the change.
r. AS the speech of Gov Hicks. w
ID known as loyali.t but never suspect.
r. OF having afiinitics with the Abolitionist
is ty pical OF all the Others that the oco
" sion brought forth, We copy a~sent-nce
ng two TO show what the tone and PATRIOTS
Z Of ths asssmblsgs were. Said he;
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08
KEOKUK TO LEAyEN WaR TIL

The keokuk Packet Company is en-
titled to the gratitude OF the travelling
public Cor such boats as the Warsaw,
with such Maslers as Malin. The pass
enger is not only made to feelat home, by
kind and polite attention, but very COM
fortably so-as happy as ever "Cotter
spent his "Satugl IS n sl,i after the week S
work done, wi his wife and 'todlin'
wee-things" around The Jingle, blinkin'
bonily."
Hunnibai is reached at about 3 o'clock
in the afternoon, aud most travellers fol
the railroad will soon be found registered
on the books of the Planters House.
The landlord Of this house, being a very
modest man--an unusual character fol-
"mine host-lets you wait on yourself
and gives You tie impression that the rea
landlord is away, and that he is "su0blni
it," as you printers would say. Thi
"modesty," however, IS not 50 apparent u
the bill in which respect, at least,
comes up to its great namesake In 81
Louis. Though many ofyour readers ar
we'll acquainted in Hannibal, others ma
be interested in brief descriptions
The town is said to number seven Q
eight thousand inhabitants cramped u
in sort Of amphitheatrical range Of hill
Of which ''loyers leap" on the sauti
overlooking the numerous railroad built
ings, is the most conspicuous, and woul
make capital poiat 10 erect batter
on to command the river. What gave
this romantic name / know not; bat II
evidently high and steep enough TO allo
m ardent lover to break his ankle.
neck, as for that, (according to the 81
that went FIRST, il he would only le'
Justify and with suicidal intent.
The people Of Hannibal evidently 4
The want Of room. They suffer, - ~
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TuE PATENT CLOTHES WRINGER.-
The clothes wringcr is new, highly use
full, simple and durable article. 1t is cm
rlai'cully the most valuable domestic i'm
prvycment of the age-a great family in
stilu,ion. aud should be in possession ol
every house keeper throughout the coun
try. Being spl.--Ij4,unR. il will wiring
dry articles Of every size, from banl
note - carpet, with greatest facility.
C. II. Emerson is agent for our city
See advertisement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08

them. On the lcyee is the Plantels'
Hotel---a frst.class house in most anv
place--aud a new block Of business houses
of brick, large, and in elegant 81 Ie. The
Shops, markets, DC, on Shawnee. The
extensive TOMS ui wooden buildings i'm
provised for business that could not wait
Tor something more substantial and bet
ter, remind ore OF California towns, and
the "7x9' shops for the sale Of refresh
nients and noiions, are quite up to the .
stalls Of an eastern bazaar. The sound Of !
the hammer is heard in all parts Of tue /
city, and extensive excavations, and \
building materials, bocking up the way.
re4 nd one Of the p Iuy lays u KeoLuk
sd the magical growth Of numerous
9 her of our western cities,
| Leayenworta huasts of having 5000
inhabitants. and like all such new and
growing places, il IA ~ sharpers and
fortune-buuters, bros n-down POLITICIANS,
rough natives Of the border in.ermn ngIed
with dand.es Of unexceptionablc appear
ance, men of priestly garb and mien, os-
tied by outlandish rowdes, and substan-
tial eastern capitalists surrounded by
droves of clerks and piles of goods, or
isbete#s in the ersetlea vi building 44..--
provements.
Country teams, OK carts, fine carriages.
mules and Indian ponies, ming,e promis-
caously. and Indian, Negro, and Iri-hman
with all the Caucasian races prove the
/. open freedom OF our country to all the ma.
2 lions Of the earth. On Saturday / could
{ n; help noticing the sale at auction OF q
J. large nau.ber OF Eoor and pony looking
= horses, by nu auc,ioneer of sharp hal
II Mex lean look, hat drawn clu,ely over hi
eyes, boots outside OF pants and spurs tina
would do well for the wheels of q Missouri
4 steamer. He put his emacated animals
d through on the keen jump while announ
is eng the bids in sharp, shrili voice
9 As for inslances--twelye dollars, twels
el dollars and 'slf going, once, twice, thre
tares and sold whether the quadrupe
ID or the buyer. we couldn't always decid
Il Lca,onworth be tltr theatres wbic
are now nightly in fuil Ll.st besides Gc
~ man theatre Sundays, and the number
e. saloons is apparently legion. To count,
ep act these, thero are some five churche
th and we heard last Sunday au excellel
an sermon aud powerful argument for \
Us observance c. the Sabbath, pronounce
he by Rev. Mr.. Mitchell Of the NJ
~ Church.
iih Lcasenworth 10 bound to make a TAR.
y and fourshing city, and the ulaa Of &
terprise looking for a new home vii
~. well to take il into acsnant The roul
rec and uucouth characteristics it now b
ny will soon pass away before the subsidi
.ry aud reGAiag effect Of settled society, a
ent he timely introduction Of n higher civ
ot zatiuu which will drive off the scum a
liz leave oil the valuable elements Of NOR
ere intellectual, social aud business charac
". which are found 10 the large aui hriyl
lly cities of the East Is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08
.
PLAIN TIM WARE.
Always en- hand and for sale low
For Cash Only.
COMSTOCK 4 BRO.
jnD~ Every kind Of Tin and Iron Work
in our line, done promptly ON receipt o
Orders. mays-d
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

40 W Turner James w Johnston. II Lowe. FREEZER
lex Zugg, Goo y Anderson n TO. Vim Thompson
Trattsv OF U Graham. Cox Shelly, NJ GFa-
ham, keokuk, Fort ucs Mones a. Mannesota Rait-
road Company.
You an each ofyou, are hereby notined ihatthsr
is he III the ofcc VI the Cisfk of The Dstict
un of Lee Loaniy Iowa, al keskuA, lava, pstt
ti,ni of Henry b. Ias Tor, Claiming ~ you. ths aaiu
". r Turner, Seven TLoussnd -four handred Dol
srs aud 10 per q III. Interest pay able annually upon
uur pr missUry notes ~ this ofdss VI
Jamc, Elder and endarsed ~ p,sintin also caAirns
ganst All VI you the torerosass of two Movt g~s
ma by said Farmer 70 said ames Elder upon Lot
niue aI ten. 10 block niDsy +easht - mtbs CITY o
4 keosus, Les Coauty, Iowa gisoa 70 secure saiJ
4 notes. s5..is ss. = k#es
| before noon OF the aScoad dav OF the next tsrm y
! inc said bisscics Court 1t keokuk N IN ssgaa aes
holden On the ist Monday IN keptsmbef, A. D., ieos
q teianit will be entsfcd sgAinst you, an0 tude
| mept rendered. thereon.
NOBLEk STRONG,
| uAyo dlv Atterasys for PiAlptG.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08

EY~ The following is list Ct The Pro-
vost Marshals appointed under the law,
for enrolling and organizing militia in
this State:
First District--R. b. Rutlidge; Cd
Jas. Thorrington 2d--S. p. Adams
4,h--Jas Matthews 5,h--S. c. Brown
ell 6th-Warrca Curtis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08

fI The steamer Kate Csssel. Capt.
b. w. Davis, is the morning packet fer
Davenport and Rock leland, and intGrme-
date points Leaves Font Madison on
the arrival of the cars from Keakuk. DIFF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08
rea- EEeAL NorloFs We shall here.

rsG. LEGAL NoricFs We shall here
after require payment Of printers fee in
all cases a, the time affidavit Of publica-
tion is made.
The collection Of these fees have been
attended with so much trouble and an
noysnce to all parties concerned, and
have resulted in So much loss 20 US tha,
we feel constrained 10 adopt this general
rule for the future, aud We trust that At
torneys vii give their clients timely no
tice thereof. div
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A DEMCcRAr, x3T CoPrEsHEAp -
Mr. English. the only D mocraii: Con-
gressmau from Conne-t.cut, aud one I!
the three from NV England, is an earn
est supporter Of the war measures Of The
Administration, and voted last year for
the abolition OF slavery iu the District Of
Columbia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08

pnA- The daughter Of John c. Calhoun,
the head and front Of secession, whose
husband is in the rebel army, is ispermitted
to reside in security within sight Of the
Federal Caritol
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08

en1- Those interested will remember
the cars on the upper road start from here
at II An.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08

p5- Yesterday forenoon the Davenport
. s,cd down the river with 7a0 IL. nE
on board, bound for some southern p,It,
we kaew not whittier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08

~ That sale Of China and Glassware
still continues at Kiibourns's
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08

EF kiadnsss in the heart 10 like rose
leaves 10 the drawer, sweetening every
object around.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08

TP Blsnk Government Vouchers Ne "a esn be
had st thix aasea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-08

IT.. MURPHY AT MONTm0sE.
j. L. Murphy, the gallant young rcfu-
gee soldier from Tennessee, will speak at
Monirose, Friday evening May 9Th.
Cdaw.td
Evening star., 1863-04-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHEs.l
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE
Success over the Rebels at Franklin-De
feat oF Van Dorm


MURFREEsBoRo', April ll.-HGj. Gen. II. ".
Hai'eck. General ja Ckisf. The following dis
patch was received from Gen. Granger on the
10Th:
General Van Dorm made his promised attack
to-day, at one o'clock directly in front and ON
the town, Franklin, TENN The infantry re-
giments on guard in Tow II, with ths cavalry
pickets. held him at bay until their ammuni-
ton was exhausted. The dense smoke and 1T.
mosphere favored their operations, enabling
them 20 approach very near without our being
able to observe them. Our siege guns and our
light batteries opened upon them with mur-
derous effect, literally strewing the ground
with men and horses.
l had halted Stanly four miles out on the
MuTfreeshoro road. and he at once crossed his
force over at HalghE's Mills, vigorously attack
iHg Forests division, moving down on the
Lewisburg pike, and capturing six pieces of
artillery. and some two hundred prisoners but
owing TO the untavorable nature OF the country
was unable TO hold them. being attacked by
greatly superior numbers, outfanked and
nearly surrounded.
Our loss in killed, wounded and prisoners is
less than 1Ot, while the enemy's loss cannot be
less than three times that number. They were
Fepused on al sides and driven until dark.
ness preyt ned the purs nit.
Captain Mcintyre. Of the It'll regulars, took
the batteries and prisoners. bringing off thirty
odd OF the latter.
w. :. RGSECRANs. Major General
Evening star., 1863-04-13
CANTERBURY HALL
LOUISIANA AV., NEAR Sixth srpsxz
PERFECT CONSTELLATION

PERFECT CONSTELLATION
BEAUTY, WIT AND TALENT
As Non 81 4 II sFfsfsSS' FL, Ill., /,
Return OF 'Ae DfcR fcRinSsIs FARkER kEEERRorifs'
who wiilappesr in choice 8. lection of Negro Com
Trs Of the beaatiu inH'1 @asiesi ssss
or, IJzzAr4k4sF Il rG4Kk44FEEbb FEEEEbbprse,
With Miss Jnlis A9rtimer and Mr.. George f. Ese.
7hh alEs H1tfh 5tt11 119a%k4faEsor' atkFfaEsso,
MISS ERSsT1EE ERs sH in T De SSfEi FarBER,
Tsf Hssfst SD rs HsRiEs
MISS < rzs kArE rfsiFS ZEN stsFs ssoYER.
Forming in all Q bevy of Female Loveliness Tall
ept and Attraction rot to be eauaIsd: i'He's' ia-
after weeks of III preparation, with new scene
ry and appointments, arranged BY Mons szolesy.
LES AMOuRs DE DIaBLE,
The hs stse fns9FEte Mons szoosy
'0"issiE siss ssfH1,s9, 5Ghsa {KSSSRHf KiSHassp: tsssp
LVGRTE RE6I1 GL.FwoN WoSarRr
ASfif ahtE thPTAhRfa yaNEfta,,
MR. GEORGE r. hDEsON.
the Favorite Comedisn and Comic Vocalist in
new budget of csmicalities.
First week of
The Pleasing Danseuse
II. W. EGAN
The Favorite Negro Comedian
WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
The Wonderful Juggier and Pantomimist,
j. SYLVAS CLARKE,
The Versatile Performer
The performance win conclude with the musical
comedietta entitled
La CHALET:
OR, LIZETTES WEDDING
Natz Tieck Young Villager. Geo. R. Edsson
Lizette, with songs. Miss Julia Mortimer
Doors open at o'clock.
cents; Private Boxes. tholding six,) S5
GRAND MATINEE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at O'Clock,
FoR LADIES AND CHILDREN
Admission-ladies, 20 cents; children, 10 cents,
Evening star., 1863-04-13

SAn alum spring and great bed of the
substance itself, as pure as the imported arti.
Gle, has been discovered in Grenada Territory
n6There is man out West who labors un.
der the delusion that .Hon." placed before a
mans name stands for honest.
~The demand for seamen on the lakes is
SO great that $4S and $50 per month is offered
for them.
A0The National Typographical Union will
hold its tenth annual session in Cincinnati, ON
May 4th. X
10Soldiers in Gen. Grants army eom
Of the musquitos there. yE.Ee
0The Richmond House, in Parket0U1y1S1
Va, was destroyed by fire recently.
Brigham Young, IL, Has. in London in
March. s. $500 So ~
n1On the 7th instant, there was six inches
Of snow at Cumberland, Md.
Evening star., 1863-04-13
FROM NORTH CAROLINA
Gen. Faster Refuses to Surrender Was
imat0m- II ei n for emeMts Driven Back

RcfWsPS TO SWrrender N a sh.
inaton- -Rriaforcements Driven Back
FORTRESS MONROE, April 12.-The steamer
) K. Spaulding arrived here day from More
head city, n. e. with ad vices TO yesterday She
reports that no comm Enication had been re-
celved at NeWhern from. General Foster sin ce
Wednesday night. The women and children
We're leaving Newbern fearing an attack.
Seven thousand troops attempting 10 reach
Washington from Newbern were driven back
on "Wednesday. eight miles, with q loss of about
81 men.
The last accounts from Gen. Foster state that
the rebels had sent III three flags OF truce for
MIN 10 surrender Washington. General Fos-
ter's reply 10 the last was TO send no more flags
OF truce. Ii they did he wonld capture them,
and it they wanted Washington 10 come and
take it.
Evening star., 1863-04-13
Anniversary OF the Attack on Fort Sumter.

New YORK, April 1.-THE anniversary of
the attack upon Fort Sumter was celebrated
ing in Union Square. Ii is estimated that there
were 20,lGn persons present, including q large
number Of the fair sex. The principal speakers
Were Major Gen. Fremont, Postmaster General
Blair, Gov. Morton and Hon. Schuyler Colfax
OF Indiana; Judges Kelly and Eeers, and HI
Brewster, OF Philadelphia; Gems. Sigel and
Duryea and Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson, of New
York; Hon. Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts;
Gen. Nye, of Nevada Territory; Col. Wood
terd and Others. The meeting was uncondition-
ally loyal in all its parts, and thoroughly
contemporaries and anti-copperhead. 1t was
held under the auspices of the Loyal National
League
Evening star., 1863-04-13
LATER FROM GENERAL CURTIS
DEPARTMENT.

Inc return Oh the lalIahatchie Fieet,
CHICAGO, April IA special dispatch to the
Times, from Helena, Arkansas, OF the Sth inst
says: The entire TallahatcEie fleet, consisting
OF divisions under Ross and Qulmby, and nu-
merous gun and mortar boats, arrived last
night. The expedition, which has been absent
for forty three days, left Fort Green wood on
Sunday. As soon as the bustl was observed
by the enemy they epeEed a brisk fire upon the
woods where batteries had been planted, which
continued till the last boat steamed up the
river. Tn It's passage the boats were frequent
ly fired on by guerrillas. A number OF soldiers
Were wounded, and - or 30 We're killed The
divisions under Quimby and Hovey have been
ordered 10 Vicksburg.
Evening star., 1863-04-13
ODD LLOWs HALL.

nDB FELL Lows HALL
THIS tMoNDA EVENING, April 18th.
And Ere5y EreHtng during Ibis reek
SAN DERSON'S GIGANTIC DIORAMIC ILLus
TRATIONS OF
THE RUSSIAN WAR,
It will be shown with sll its
THRILLING INCIDENTS, BoMBARDMENTS
AND SIEGES,
BATTLES ON LAND AND SEA.
And ending with the srsndsst conception of Scenic
Art.
THE FINAL DESTRUCTION ANT CeNFLAGRa.
TION OF SEBASTOP0L.
pronounced the most successful iustr alton of ;ta
kind ever attem pied in this country -
This Dio- Panoramic Exhibition re presents in the
most graphic manner the most i'm portant events
which distin gushed the ~
CRIMEAN WAR;
Moral, InStrRc:irs and Enfertainfnst
Doors open at clock to commence at a quar-
ter of 8o'clCck.
Admission Is cents children Is cents
81 GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE ON sATUR
DAY at o'cleck. nv
Evening star., 1863-04-13
Rebel Attack on William sbure,

FORTRESS MONROE, April 1O.-The ammu-
milton train which left Norfolk last night for
Suffolk met with an accident at Deep Creek
bridge, by which two men Were killed-an army
captain and an engineer
Some skirmishing has been going on to. day
at williamsburg, and it is rHmored that the
rebels are between Williamsburg and York
town.
1t is also rumored that the rebels are threat
ening an attack on Suffolk, but nothing serious
is anticipated in either direction at present
Evening star., 1863-04-13
OF FIG IALe

CHIEF ASST QUARTERMAeTER'S OFFICD,)
~ Depot Of Washington 213 G, corner lSsh ST., }
WASHINGTON, D. c.. March a, lS6S.i
With view 20 obtain on short notice and on the
best terms such supplies for the Of this Depart
ment, By purchase in the open market, as may be
required by tho exisencies of the SERVICE and not
9th erWise provided for by estimate on the proper
officers of the Quartermaster's Department, all
dealers in Fuel, Stationery, Harixare, Drugs.
Lumber of all desert ptions Leather, Paints, Oils,
Glass, Lanterns, Ships Stores and such ether sup
plies as are known to be parchafed by the Quarter
masters Department, are hereby requested to fur
nish this Office weekly with price lists of the articles
in their line, corrected according to the Huctua-
tions Of the market.
None other than those complying with the above
advertisement will receive orders from this Office
EDWARD L HARTZ.
MIRA H.lm Captain and A. @. NJ, U.4A
Evening star., 1863-04-13

~ A conundrum by the Boston Post cock
ney contributor. and fully equal to Punch, is
the players at game of whist, what is the best
thing to be done! Answer: Pour Hoyle upon
the troubled waters!' (OhD
@William H. Russell, LII. D., has been en- ;
gagged to write book descriptive of the arrival
and attending circumstances of the marriage
OF the Princess Alexandra. It is to be splen-
didly illustrated and published at a subscrip.
tion price of SIG.
STwo attaches OF the Spanish and Dutch
embassies in Vienna had a duel n shoyt time
since, about lovely Countess married
woman-there. The Spaniard shot the Dutch
man dead at the first fire. Bad for the Dutch
man!
SA bill has been introduced into the Penn
sylyania Legislature making the 22d day of
Fe; ruary, and such days as the President NAV
set aside for thanksgiving, public prayer, &c.
public holidays.
HA Turin letter of March 10th, in the Lon
don Times. announces that the career of Pope
Plus is fast drawing to a close He is fading
day by day, his own phrase being "that his
weeks are numbered"
NIt is said the American Bible Society has.
commenced the work of Bible Distribution in
the South. They need spiritual food about as
much as they do food for the body.
HChicago packed s7e,ae4 hogs during the
last season; Cincinnati only 2s5,5s2. Chicago
claims now to take the lead as the greatest lura-
Der, pork, beef and grain market in the world.
~ 1t is said that a Bank of the United
States is contemplated in the city of New York,
under the recent National Banking Act with
a capital of S20,OO0,0OO
SThe Portland papers give currency to o
Yumor that q SON Of Gen. Alden Blossom, OF
Turner, has been shot while looking mp deseY.
ters from the army.
altSn piah G. Cavanaugh, was arrested in
: 4x05aR5Xon Monday for uttering disleyal
I Its, and sent beyond the hpes Of he
- The City Attorney Of Detroit has repcrt-
cd to the Common Council that In his opiaisn,
he city is not liable for damages resulting nom
the late negro riot.