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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-24

CoxxrssARY HuPpLlEs. - Lieut. Ball
viii rsosivs proposals for conmissary sup
plies of oil kinds for the hospital. 70 BE-
awarded in about week.
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-. j.
Mrs. SENATOR HARLAx.-The Wash
ssrrespondsnt Of the Journal Of
Comnsrce makss the following compli-
nsntaty mention Of the lady Of Senator
Harlan, and her labor in behalf Of our
sick and wounded soldiers:
Tho women of the war, not those who
pictursaqusly doA pelticoats ard don
brseches to follow their lovers-not the
frss alsd easy vivandieres the Flor
encs lJightingalss who spend the long
days and longer nights in waiting and
watching. and iu ministering to tho cres-
tnre comforts Of our valiant soldiers, who
in the sickening atmosphere Of hospitals,
amid eontagion and death, walk with the
blessed presence Of God projecting shem,
doing their duty with high and holy
hsarn-of. snch class and ohanotar :
1n. Senator Harlan---whoss time is not
ppant 10 showing OF the charms Of her
sdmivshls .snd cultivated intsllect, but in
seeking with purse in hand 70 relieve the
decreased, whose nane 10 legion, b ii
small pox Or typhsid fever. gangrened
wounds or putrid erysipelas; to her. suf.
fsriney humanity never calls in vain. It
u Of iIuch - her that Zoroaster-"T They
shaii hars their names written in peark
upon the robes Of aDeels." Meek, quiei
id her plain black dress, tha soldiers call
her 4aunty," sAAsher coming liehts their
fscea 1iah the rRysi ofahope,s andu snakss
them forget the tsdiam Of Aespitalcsre.
Would chat the wives Of al our 6snasors
followed .hsr example! Many think the,
Doata " quite y serviosAhls q To ars
|psbie = slsix Aaahaads ga 81
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p0-Hon. w. H. 4. Gurley spoke be-
fore the Sd aud 4th Ward Clubs on Sat-
urday aud last evening. He had largs
audiences on each occasion, who received
his dissss1ioa Of our national affairs With
hearty appreciation, = having the night
ring. RsA
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~ Ladies', just atop in at M's. Will
.ismson' ., and zee she new Spring Bonnets,
No. II Main street. mrhl8-2w
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Boy WANTEp--At Dinners Confec-
sonsry and Ice Cream Saloon, Main
tssst, near Third. mo liquor 10 kept
n The saloon.1 mar43dlw
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~ George Holt, II the Main 6trest
Hay iGsalas, = ; clever dealer, and sells
Groceries 70 the citizens Of Third ward,
Or any other ward, It a low figures -
they can b. purchased At retail in the city.
He also buys and cells produce Of al
kinda. =, ~, ssyss sas'.. s.'ssg !. &
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FLowKR SEEDS. Lowry has at his
Nsvs Aoorp = l,rge supply offower seeds
of al kinds, just received from the famous
Rilaey CardeDe, Fredonia, N. Y.
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- Rob ,rtson d Mcqueen keep pure
groceries OF oil kinds, and sell at the most
reasonable prices. Main street, near
corner OF Third.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-24

THx ALLEoHANIAEs This popuhr
Troups of singers. consisting Of two H.
dies and two gentlemen. give ons Of their
RsAad oopcsrA q the Atheheum to- night.
They held bat one entertainment in oar
city.
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.a6r Do not forge, the Union Social
this svsning At Odd Fellows Hall. The
Ladies' will make the evenings exercises
isteresting which all well know who
havs attended regularly heretofore.
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WORTHY OF PATRoNAaE.--H Heule Il
Blom, on Cedar st between 10th l. llth,
manufacture the best OF tallew candles,
and soap Of various kinds, including ga
pesior article Of Gsrman bar soap and
fancy soap for the toilet. Grocers and
country merchants should lay in their
supplies here.
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RAILROAD AcciDxHT.-We learn that
the cars on the K. IT. D. + NJ. B. h. were
thrown from the track yesterday after
noos 4 Ashland, and several persons Sc
versly injured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-24

STRoxo (RxAL EsrArE) IMAGINATION.
ITO suppose you are rich, because you
pay high taxes.
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AU~Sce advertisement of Harness max
er wanted, by A. Hagny, Harness manu-
facturer, Main street.
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FA War Democrat from Fort Madi-
son is under great obligations to Sheriff
Hedges for his patronage of the Plain
dealer. He says that the advertisements
of Ksokuk property with which the col
unns Of that paper abound afford u uch
better reading than they have been ac-
eustomed to In that sheet recently.
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HEADQUARTERS Go. e, l7th Iowa,
Camp on Sandy Bottom, Ark, :
March l5, 1853,

March l5, 1853.
EDITOR GATE:-We are at present
camped Eve miles below Helena, on .
sand bar containing but ; few acres, and
u surrounded by water. We have been
here since the 9th inst, anxiously wait
ing for transports 10 carry us down the
Yazoo Pass.
Yesterday the 6rst brigade Of this
(Quinby's) Division started in that direc-
tion-.he Pioneer corps. under command
Of Major Archer, leading the way.
The health Of our regiment wa. never
better than al present, and all are eager
to begin the work before them. Fl
1t has been reported that desertions
were frequent in our regiment, but AZ far
as ! know, such is not the case. While
in camp near Memphis, one man--thro'
fear of the powder he thought he was
doomed to smell at vicksburg-go. weak
in the knees, aud crawled off to some Sc.
cure place Of retreat, and having not been
heard from since, has been reported de-
serter. Since the fantastic individual
left. several letters have been received,
one Of which give you perLotim, Glitter
atm, It panctuatim.l It smells strong OF
Mahony and runs thus:
UsKALoosA, Mahaska county, Iowa, 7
February l5-ls63. I
George Wortman to thomas Harden
Sir you may think It strang- TO reseve a
letter from me man who said in the be.
gining Of the war that the motive power
the master speret or the poler stare of the
ADMINISTRATION was the abolition of ri very
and not the uuien and there fore un lust
and shouldnot reseve the support of un.
ion loving but sir be il know to you thai
| my speret moves with emotions OF pity
wen ! here the onist soldier who desires
the union of the state and not the negel
recount the rongs reserved at the hand ol
| an administration that should cheresh and
support them but SIR such rongs cannot
go unpunished the day of reconing wi
sune come and who to him or the party
upon whome the guilt falls their infemy
must sink them than ever Piummet faith
emed nor can all the worldly tribes o.
Africa save them the just sentence of n
indignsnt and ingred people, was favor
cred with the perusel of letter write.
by you to John Harper in wich 20,
plased your hopes Of pece in the setini
of the next congress have but littl
hopes in that direction - the Democrat
cannot force any peace bill over the vet
powr bur sir donot think the wore ca
be carried On with the present policy uu
ill autumn Aext the BEST army that can b
rased 10 no in the field its Estern Diyiso
is beten and worthless except TO gosrd tn
| wits house the seacoast army il at a sta
| sill tho capture fvixburg and ssccess<
the armey there aboun is the last hop,
and think mast fall July will find til
army wasted and no hopes Of renut
peace must then follow a the south ask
onely 70 be. let go Democracy is thrivin
here GsoRax WoRTMAs
| The writer of the above is no doubt
specimen brick Of Modern Democracy
moulded and baked in ignorance and 81
perstition. More anon.
II L. F. MoNEAL.
Z
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MAMMOTH STocK OF DRY GooDs.-Kra
mer, Irwin 4 Co., who hold forth st Ice
Main Street (Iron Front, have tre-
mendoas stock of Dry Goods, including
Prints, Huslins, Cloths, Cassimeres.
Jeans, ind Millions. Cottonades, Denims,
Ticks, l)ssss Goods. Shawls, Clothing.
Hats and Caps. Stationery, add, in fact,
everything in the line, in endless variety
and inexhaustible quantity. These goods
we're bought before the late advance IN
prices, and can, and We are assured WILL
be sold At prices that defy competition.
Merchantsin city and country should ex.
anime this stock and prices before looking
elsewhere.
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STANDING RUL.

A4T STANDING RULE: m
Al orders for shspapsf sad fer advertising mast
spaid for In advanee, and Job work 1t the tius Of
delivery. HOWELL 4 DELAPLAIN.
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~tIt is impossible to convey in
writing. q just idea Of these entertain
msnts- Nothing can exceed the liquid,
soft. ard exquisitely sweet tones Of the
Swiss Bells, or the excellence of the exc
cutionhy the troupe. 1t was received
with peal upon peal Of enthusiastic plaud-
its, and with merited justice. II Rev.
DR.. Scott, San Francisco, Cal.
H"Everythipg il good. in excellent
taste, and sleans to virtues side. ''--
Baptl,t Register.
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List az Deccasea rowa Dslaiers whO
hav,e aloA II Hosptlal at 80. Louts,
Mo.y aso0 uaSeh l6tA - 1854, Is63.
Furnished By Tkos. w. Long tof iowa. State Ssn
i,Ary AGENT, 81. Lonis and yicinity.l
March ~. Williams. 90 p. ID, chronic Aisrrhss.
g " KD Nelson, co n, 3ist,
y VIM n Downs. 90 A, slst, pasunenia.
=" =. John Bsan, -
!" NJ, Boyer. % B. o5th pneumonA and typhoid.
4 DIT ahwwsod, % I, 9Th. chroaic disrrhsa.
- Np, Chns w Gals. 60 1. 3l,h ,eonssnption.
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THE CITY.


In ecnsidsrston Of the fact thst we obliged
meet Ill Of our obligations In eaAh snd without
sdit, We are co ompelled 70 adopt snd observe with
y pArposE doing business u our ones tho follow
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-24

THE WAsHISoTox PANoaAMA OF THE
WAR which has attracted mach atten-
tion 10 the East, and recently exhibited
with 10 much success in Detroit. Mil
wsakee, Chicago, and other Western
cities Is soon TO visit our city. 1t is
highly spoken Of by our exchanges. and
Is said 70 Be very extensive and truthful.
The following il from the Milwaukee
Sentinel:
ssHsralded rs il Was by its notices OF
the press In all cities whore il had been
exhibited, We were led to expeci tire
entertainment, and the real zaiirn has
gone far ahead Of the expectation. Not
only have We been delighted by the un-
rolling Of these truthful and beautiful
paintings. but thousands of others have
shared this pleasure with ~, and Ill join
in praising the exhibition - the best thing
Of the kind that has ever visited Milxau
kee." #
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|WAsfED.
few good hands who understand making Doors
Bssh plinds, Moulding, &c, by maehinsrs. Noce
need apply except good. smooth wortmen.
Enauire = DRS MONIES VALLEY PLANNING
MILL.
K.eluk, March 70. ls6s-diw y & A8saa5
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.lDistTiisEE g q. Afdson aan
r. B. Brennemane ~ 4.i6ti a7sq ea1ssf ~,
John Gardner, Esq, offered the follow.
ing resolution. which WIS aSiopt s,stg IS
Resoitsd, Thai or, Deleaatest fo,-,tllei
sCbnEention for the.nominaE aEi0nto sJudetgof
sthis CfrcpIs 6s! fhsttd6sed to cast the Yote
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Postal Reguiations, 3 i

sgrq ssFfH 1,rgsV SCUM.
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With cries of BnchananI BnchananI- -
ttfhen the tall and majestic, form OF
George Buchanan, his countsnances beam
ing with fptelligenee5 and radiant with
smiles, appeared before 1he audience, he
said This is .entirel ,nnexpecled, j had
not expected 70 be alled on to !. make q
speech, and have no prep arationi at ALL
Indeed have not been well for some days
and did not conclude'to come till about an
hour before started; and ann not we'll
now ana just las 4 was. starting TO come
was notified that I would be expected to
make a few remarks, j just q few remarks,
make a few remarks. We of the Demo.
crGttcs party think we onght to organize. the
Dimacratic party, because the Dimacratic
for great many years run the old ship oi
OF stats and opsyer struck q rock s(2)) y The
PrtnctPl ,ot the Demecrttic pAElY istolde
than the Constitution. We Yin ,attempt I
to show y chat the tqppo POSITION to the Depa.
critic, PaEEy has yiolRted the Constitution.
I've Will go back to a-a-no, "a, time wilI,not
permit. We,will go back to the compromise
of II 20 We would like to 90 back fur
ther, but time will not permit. In 1903,
iFrauce eeded to the United States a great
AMOUNT of territory, of which Missouri
was part T; the Sd article of that treaty
provides that this terri tory shall he-mark
the term -shal be admitted into the Union
on .lequal footing with the, other States
Now, when Missouri came q knocking at
the door for admission into the Union, the
opposition to the Dtmocrdtle party told
them no. Nov you. see there they, violated
the constitqtton.. They violated The Sd ar
ticlel of the treaty with, France No .party
hasla right to make any geographical, OF
dividing lines through. The. country.s ,T6e
opposition; to the Dimoerdtie apartyfmade
the cbmpromise line IF I92o' a iivi lI;Nos
line thronR the conntry Sossb az = wSioSs (
slavery shoaid not %. and sontb of & sIs
yery might 90 ,or not az tbss SaonIa
they came te ms3s s 8, asa
choose. Old Thomas .IefFsPsnn va vas !. t5s ~
father Of the Dinoeratie marty n vas bornl o,n
under tie 5reiipn of old T5o91,a =
and had steered the old, Shin 6f State near' .
~ ever since, and had neSeF str5sE .rect
He then quoted from he Coaeressionei'
Globe. OoLtt;t ii and vari0nsE 1fsr s,ayJs,,,.
telling Of 4arious conyenttons. 7maetinos
and speeches u made Il Il, Co5ngrSss bv msmbeTs
of the opposition "a the nm oc1ot;c ,,s ~,
all declaring fhat siayery .Tnnst he sbai;sS
ed if the Union went to the dev;Ie The
"a the Nat af .;.
ing ever eot IN by maS. e. ~ ~ Isa.s Ssssf
equal to the bible. I'd die for the o. oons,; rsaisi
tuition, so help me God! so help me, God,
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COUntin9lHOuse CalehIatf6Ns

ft1'Hl flsI tAtttf ~.fAt4l4t.4 stl4 Issl t.
TscsiEe the atssntteR their primary ss
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Prom r., the the Washington @; O. Republican.
we have received for publication this
afternoon, from the Post Office Depart.,
ment, the following orders regulating the.
postage rates tOd Mexico : fb s16o9 TIi4G
Rates ofsPostagS to and from Afe41teoo, Bia Hu-
s9gsi UqnG, in;the British Nail. .'s'sl9 4.
ig 65 IS I .P6sF OFEIcE DEPART1s4IENT !"
5g.us WASHINGTON, April 1I6u 1868 5oa
IN the absence of any direct means of
transporting mails by sea between the
United States and Mexico qeither by Uni
ted StatesIof Mexican vessels, asPpr6yi1
+ded in the postal Convention between the
tive countries, il has become necessary i Y Y
to use, temporarily, the British mails as q
medium of mail CommunIcat Instf1c-
ti0ns have therefoFe Been given 81 to the
Postmaster at New Yerrk to make up and
forward CORES pondence for u exico to fhey
Office of the British packet Il agent at .Ha-.
-Eapa, Cpbayjf for Observation-Disclosures to
destination, IN the British mail, under the
sproylsions oEopri postal convention
Great Britain.
The correspond dencei thus forwarded .byt
way of Havana, and transported thence
by the British mail packets to Tampic6t
and Vera GFuz-Athe two Mexicahp ibortsl
mt which the British packets cal lE11illbe
subject to a mBined United Sta ties md
British postage chargei6f s34 4bcentS the
single rate of half an ounce or under. for
letter, and cents each foF neVsspiah s heffsy &
-=I15epdya yaasiit required: is1'nE isa4 sssq4'
81 E x g6Trespo pondence from MEXICO. conveyed
zt0 Havana in the British mail, and for
WaFded thence TO- the United States. viii
be sn bIect to precisely the same rates of
United States bosta "a, on dei ivef.y. az are
charged upon like CORES pondence oriein- i1
ating in Cuba and addressed to, the Uni
ted States, VIZ 10 cents the single, rate
for tiers, and 2 cents each for heWspa-
persa -, t.s,.s1. ss,g Il 80,
fgB,t t5oGstmaSters q viii tai Qtcea of ftb1s,ar-
Fapgemenf, and llect postage According
ly,s wien the British mail is used asithe,
medium Of conveyance. eEl
:si .,eg Postmaster.G General,
p 80 s17s6lgo -tlgoi .asoqas Z ii5a 4
sRedpeGo,r oesPostaSe aH tlkpaia sttE5g.sr T
: 1sanssiitksSi m fas United Siatss and PM. 81
nan o7ose5 Mall aisiso %! % esas7i 90
s. = 80. s4H zsdT uoiiisda7 sidi q stEB6fl
We are requested to state that the re-
duced postage charge Of two cents tie sin. IN
gle rate PSspdidileatefs ~illiH fnfuFfie be
extended 70 the entire ieorresFon1ence eS!
changed in the United States and 5Prussian
closed mail, so that letters to or from Ba-
den, Russia, (inGf1ding Poland Sweden.
NorReyi Denmark, aud all oth hereconnfFlea
beyond Germany WiIl haze the benefit of
reduced aid ,rate. ,1stf5ik 4, .,s,.,..5iI
S The sfngleorEte of 1etterdpostage 6v ne
s{FHsaidl e10se8 Hail will therefore be as
follows, viz:
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.ea8a1ue n39I0l iNhI 3 5fepav IT 10 2
q, p NUMBER 2O9.
CommissionersS Sale of Valuab eiReal
Estate. intthe Citysot qWh healing. i

ti' - sSASO S4SY' A1aOt A9631URs2i 81
IN PgRsGANoR Of =. decree Of the Circuit s6bsri.
dered d Its SpFihs term; isSs q in q sSSsS
wherein 4AI gaEst RatolIn, guardian Of the
,lsltal OF Thomal =. RatcIfh, fs Complainant and
Fh9t9as L. Ratelia1s heirs are dGte1dants V6ch de-
eLse y GSc03aed dh chalCary gOFder book 6of
% h SS tSa n s ,ss sgses
ing CSur day,l oter for Is at the fot door Of III
ogrt house Of county the highest and best
9aaeF, the following described Real Estate to wit:
Al that certain lot or parcel Of ground tftHatS i
VniS n the addition g o.
for EmlIyA. Zane, called Churchill SS t5n nSSSS
1foS4 and designated on the plot of said addition
oy the number i've (6l in square number one It be-
ing tue same lot ofland which was conveyed to Thos
Lynn Ratclif, deceasedtb John 6fIcRFfst Ijr ana
I MS wite deed dated January 19, ,ls52
1 9 @ @stle e the piece pf land herenbefons deScri-
Dea ls believed to be indispGtabla.
GE4Ns or SALE-The above described lots will be
500 on credit of topr, eight and tVeNs o mouths
WIN interest tF9m the day Of sale tho
ing bond and security Tor the purchase m6nsv ana
lien Wtbe retained on the shid real estate fof tiie
A5is5 I1s q 2. lL9n,9iae4 N. RIoHARDsoN sasieI
yii1fTi -inSsM@4FedT Eo6iigioss1o Commissioners. i
Ths above sale is postponed tin the frat Monday
t5siS2 -9Oo. - -iE-sLLnl .di E9ll0l41 boa b
lH ARMY aAMBULANCFS.E
~ = "a e. CrsgiaNA41, Obi April is, lsss.
s ALEP PROF WIN be rSeeivsd by, ,ths.up,
for One Hundred Ambulanees.f The Bhtnpi fYSbesi,
1ag P9tteEn may be seen Of the GoYernnenE wagon
yE1 ay On I'm street, opposite Washington Park. ~
th4n i've. a 4 1eyatHiiss aa'i0 YiiE IGT nOIIn
Rseivert must commence within fifteen days from
in s1 95 me S%aEd and must be
rSdnction Of dollar per day will Be made
@ eaea @9mRnla9ee not delivered within the time spe
cined until the date OF delivery. .;s..s+riS =
Contractors viii not be allowed to sub.
Notk must 6e dones and Inspected Whi In pro.
Sgst s as Slaasf e. Sy9 ahoPs The Ambuhnces
knlsCiLy., JOHN w. uICKERSoN, ~
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BUSINESS Is UlrBIN oEaI )

usagess Finance Banking and Currency; alsO maxim -
OF eminent Business Men IN regard to the best
methods of conducting busines successfully ana
avoiding failure.
In the subjects rd 2s.te
ed with maxm9 and .inculcation8 tendipkl TO the q
formation OF high character as men and citEens.
The course Of instruction isintehd6d to be a. Eu
comprehensive and thorough as thRt Of any OF, tt
Coopeteal Colleges, While the expense tothe sth.
dent Is much leesi.sE s5isisib y flas ~ gslEg 5s5
TO geo. saTS w. e SMITH ESf 'aG & EsS9 s b E
1tthS banks In wheeling and dEeport and to his n
students. noY24-8md&W
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WHEEIdI


Z Observation-Disclosures
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4ail ltIteI e'Ih IL E'iltE i !. ii
TERMS OF .ADWEiiRISiTii'IfsIIIfiN;i1ci;{i.5. 1

TWELN1s 1seIIp Inns on NoaPAREns Ion on IECH, ,IoR
-liatsgab LESS, rAtAK4 SouARI.1 tii5i5!3 Iss9 Il
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j, EE!1tgaOEdIfaFy 9! Inducements n :

+. t.A 81 I1aEy inducements. !,
AEtIEkY RECEIVED, we haye the following val.
9sSte property for sale ont exchange viz, !,
sne kafn within three Hi1ikS of this
S; ultTation! and supplied with
SI! 90 acrssof Improved Land, one mile from
tlf9alngton, Marion county, Va, gsther With as
In cultivation - '5=1ISs = st1S. - - +'sti .
Alto 145 acres UlimproYed, Lane, two mills vest
OF ldAuntDgtons ~ 1 Wa 3HJ ~ .lf249 = Efuf'sa
Also 1200acres In wstEeI county, Ya lit,t -, ~
Alsoi 4>de9iEable Lot Of 8 acres, with good ims
spts, 10 the town ofPlGasSnE Valley % fHe
PsiiS and AYs and quarter miles vest Of
Also! Ss14 acres OF Improved and Unimfbr4oyed r4oy
ts.nn xtGn Soalty,fyaaIG sldhls lili.ii 80
s9s one Ealpehle sEiAt fl hreeo miles east OF
together With some 400 Lots in the
1oth Werd ot the city o. PhfIadeIb bhiS q
All q tbig pFpRerty Will be sold low for cas or
soilnused for 9t4Fr. property on. RccommodntinE,
Terms, by.s ~ y TAYLOR, R0LLYaON q CO.. 80,
apTl4-tt .T11sH !; No! 60 Main stfesft.2
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II Nss UsR a II CRI
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DIREcTORssA q

OF WHEEhING,, va,
CAPITAL - $150. 900.
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TRELV1soLID IINEs or NoaPAREn. Ion oNR IiCH, ,IoR
-atSs4l LESS, MAXI A SauARI.5 ,iili5,ls ~, +
One gay.-t Is Three so
Two DayS,.-..,....... 90 One Month 90
T65es T69e e e o %
F1S y % ThFee Non 90
One One @ 90
9-SPEIAL NoEIoEs Double the AbpYe rates, (. i,5-,
Yearly Adysrtidng on reasonable terms, aoeor-
on 20 the space Occupied and the nnmber Of changes
~ E1S sol i.s7s5t "a zlts67se
EttSementstFpm Transient persons dr skrant
erg TO be paid 3pr, ,iR ddpdNee.li t.y Eio4 s,y -
cuisines Cards not e1eeeiing 6Ye lines $40 year,
q ~ teEdx month"; but for ashorter,
VII " 9ee9pnted les than sqpAFesii u 41d inSi9
privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited 70
me own 1bHsiness aud All
fpry the benefit of other5prsons 4as
Well es all legal advertisements, and advertisements
2I sales and reAl BY them muSl
DC pat9 tpEi i4t the usual rates cam " s ~ O -t
:. ~ AdTerti16ments not accompanied With wrtten
VIII be inserted uptil forbid, andschhrged
Notice for POLITICAL ettugg to be Argediin.an
tui! EStes. s aiI gf9yc 3, q =
81 sermons, SO cents each. y15 nonyl1='69.i
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John Reid, John r. Miller, Geo. Wheat,
Geo Mendel, John Zeocklar, SAINT Mcclellan,
G. W. .Pranzhelm, Jas. N. Vance, Alex. Laughlin.
ITNnIs COMPANY having been duly organized, are
4 prepared 70 at fair rateS on hutldi16s
of all kinds, EDef6ldibe manufacturing estt8IiBhs
ments, furniture, steamboats, aud cargoes on the
Western rivers and lakes, and also on the lives Of
superior Inducements to farmers, whereby they can
be insured for threP gears rates. Thisbes
ing home 1nsttutton comp Of 6ou6 ninetyfout
stockholders, most of whom are among our best bu-
si9eSs mepL recommends ttseifto the favorable con.
patronage. I2 -
Application! for insurance will DO promptly at
once. No. / bIcGard House; being the same for
merly occupied b. Adams BSpreas Company.
N. @. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SA8PL MooEEELAN, vice =PreSidsntS ! & - sA =
NC HTR,Ageht forpayinE psnsions. oaiee.
No. l. acLpTe Hogses being the same Office formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april