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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-23
CROCKERY & GLASSWARE

large and beautiful variety of Lamps, Look
ing Glasses, Chamber Sets, common and fine
Table Cutlery, common aud silver Forks and
Spoons Egg Why's and Bastoys, Pocket Knives,
Shears, Scissors, &C., with a general variety of
Yankee Notions, as Pins, Needles, Thread, But
tons, &c. Dress Trimmings, Ladies' Gloves and
Hosiery in great variety.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

QUEEN VIcroRTA's ABpIcATIos.-The
Memorial Diploma,ique makes itself re,
sponsible for the extraordinary statement
that at recent. Cabinet Council ON the
Danish question, Queen Victoria rose
from the table declaring that she could
come to no decision without consulting
With Prince Albert, retired into her
closet, and, on emerging, announced tbs'
the Prince was hostile to any act of wal
by England.
This unmistakable proof Of mental ab.
berration is said to have determined Lord
Palmerston to urge the abdication Of the
Queen; and the fact that. instead of jain.
ing his mother at Osborne, the Prince oil
Wales has gone with his princess to St
Leonards, is interpreted rs an indication
that Edward VII is preparing to noun,
the throne, and inaugurate new foreign
policy in the affairs Of Great Britain.
1t is certain that, the present attitud.
of the En1 1lish Government cannot long
be maintained if Eagland is to keep he
place ~ Power Of the 6rst rank, and j
the abdicaeon. Of Victoria 10 neoessar,
preliminary to vigorous and honorable &C
ton on the part Of Great Britain. that ab
dication is likely to be insisted upon ant
accomplished with no unnecessary delay
IN. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

At . meeting Of the City Rifles and cit
sens to rake prsparations ir the reespies
Of the 18th Iowa veteran volunteer infantry
j. H. Craig svas called 70 the chair and E
Rey nolds WAS elected Secretsry. 49,
On motion, the City Rifles were made I
connittee to. ,:ecsivs The regiment st ths
steamboat landing, upon their arrival, and es.
cort them to THAR quarters. ca.s fas1s
On motion, the following persons were ap.
pointed committee of general reception.
MesrslA. BridgmAn, ]. 81. Snllivan, II.
w. Sample. Geo. c. Furman, H. Tucker, d.
3. HamllI, WIN. Fulton. P. II. Humes, s. G.
Bridges.
Nessrs. r. P. Lowe. j. II. Sullivan. an d
II. Tucker we're appointed : committee to
n'vite the Mayor, City Council, the commar>
der of this post, and military and the other
city organizations to join In the reception,
and also to request the city council 10 make
an appropriation TO defray expenses.
On melton, the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published, together with the pro-
gramme of reception. J. h. CRAIG,
e. REYNOLDS, Sec. President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
NOTICE.

10 Joseph v Wyeo6. Sarah Gertrude wycor Cnnnaht@
smyth, = v oiiphsni s. - kigell ! Co., Kukh.n
You. and each ofyou are herrby ,otidei thai ,,,r.
On ME IN the oco a she Clerk the D<rsrs Cuurt
- county, Iowa, At keokuk, petition Of Daniel
Aiiier claiming Of ysa Jsssph v. wyeoG sh< san y
ensy<H hundred dollars. With 10 PR interest pe,
Ahnum, o seeey due On pruHtn.ory note ssrnsea ~
Sssge male by YOU TO Thomas Nickersham and ii incs
signed 10 SD Dan1e Miller also claiming sxsins,
eaeh OF you the foreclosure of said mortgage the
ihg upon tbs southwsst quarter u section = tos
rangrs west in Lee ennty fo~s and further ak
LOT sale Of said premises aud general relief. and ss7
yna siss- aud afsss.r ssi ton or b.fre boon d
tie second day ~ tbs next uf sd 10 str-
nsi,ee ~ h. nx on the Let 'ntas of September A.
iAei detsasE viii te stsred against ya An a
'enaervd tiseFs-as as prayed frf IL ssi petit =.
NOZZLE = rrRnNf
Bschl st..rnsx. ~, I..s.,ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
PROCEEDINGS or rHR COMMITTEE.

4
At the adjournment of the sbove meeting
the Committee Of Arrangements Organized
BY. electlng A. Bridgman, chairman, and ap
pointing WIN. Fulton, secretary.
On motion. j. H. Craig, Esq, Was invited
to make the reception speech.
On motion, the following committees were
appointed, to solicit contributions and super
tend the tables:
First Ward.-Mstresses John McCuns, j.
N. Billings, and Thos w. Clagett, Misse.
Anna Belknap, Kate Lowe, and Mary Bart
leu and Messrs. Howard Tucker, Charles
Morrison and p. H. Humes.
Second Mistresses Geo. Seatou, j.
Q. Huges, j. w. Rankin, F. ii. O'Connor,
ard NJ X. Taylor, Mss Ellen Martin, and
Messrs. w. II. Clsghorn, Font Alexander
and Capt. Kettle
Third Ward = Mrs. J. W. Taylor, Mrs.
Buckingham, Mrs. Hills, Mrs. S. Hamill,
Misses Sa ah Buell.. l.. knos les; Messrs. A.
Col ier, W. c. Stripe. and 4 j Wilkinson.
Fourth Ward---Mrs. ID. Collier. Mrs. X. p
Cree Mrs. J. w Og zen, Mrs. H. Fulton, Ms
Vim Graham; Miss Il Lawrence; Mcssrs.
I. n Weaver II. Fulton, and j. C. Patter-
son.
+ The ab.sye committees to meet n their re-
specify War =, at o'clock, M, Moaday
First ar,.--At Ju &c owes.
Seco d Ward a. Dr.. Hugh $.
Third Ward-Al Col. Hi is
Fourth Hard-At r. p Ireels
All " ard Committees to meet Il the Estes
House, at o'clock, p. m, same day.
Committe. on To ssts-J. NJ. Hiatt, DIR.
dcGug n, Henry S;ro 6, Il. III. Gilmore, d..
Taylor and Thos W Clagett
Comm ttee on Music-Capt. Morrison,
Geo. S. Flu Ter aud j. r. Stinson.
Oemotion II. w. Sample was appointed
Chief Marshal, with power to appoint assis-
| tants
On motion A. Bridgm,n Was appointed to
act as President, J Ii. Sullivan as Vice Pres
ident, and Rev. Dr. Gillett as Chaplain on
reception d nner.
Committee on Decoration of Halls. g.
Bridges, H. Buei P. II Humes, S. Z. Carey,
D. Is. ilamill and Geo. c. Furman.
Hoaard Tucker and Geo c. Furman were
appointed committee TO give notice of the
arrival of the regiment, by causing the
church and fire bells 70 be rung
Committee on Pnblication-A. Bridgman,
L. Reynolds, and VIM. Fulton.
A. BRIDGMAE, Pres't.
WV FIIToS Ser'y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
KEOKUK, IOWA: uM6SDXY, MARCH 21, .1se4. -

bill to punish frsuds Of weigh.masters d
Ipnhlic scales, andsshs bill 10 give muaici
fpAs sathorities more ample power to i'm
prove stfesfs, alleys, etc. The origina
/ House gold bin cane up Asd M host.
The House VAS engaged upon the Rail
road bill.-( Des loines Reg,s:er, 10th.
Gel. Dahsgssh's AAAssss % ms. nsa,
The Richmond Sentinel publishes The
following address found upon the body
toft the lausatsd aed chivalrous Col. Dshi-
gren: se.rssss= ss~
HEADe'Rs THIRD DIVISION,
CAyALav CoRPs, 1884.
Officers and Men:
You have been selected from briesdes
and regiments - picked command 10
attempt . desperate undertaking. which,
If snccessful, will write your .nsmes on
the hearts Of yosr conntrymsn in letters
that can never be erased, and which viii
cause the prayers Of our fellow soldiers
nov confined in loathsome prisons to fol-
10y you and yours wherever you may 90.
We hope to reIesse the prisoners from
Belle Isle, FIRST, and, having seen
them fairly started. We will cross the
James River into Rehmoad. destroy the
bridges after Us. and. exhorting the 70.
leased prisoners to destroy and burn the
hateful city, will not allow the rebel lead
er Davis and his ssaiAoross Grew 70 eeeaps
The prisoners must render great assist
Ance. IS you cannot leave your ranks too
far or become too much scattered, or you
will be lost. Do not allow any personal
gain to lead you of. which would only
bring you 70 ~ iguominious death II the
hands Of citisens. Keep we'll together
and obey orders strictly, and oil viii Be
well but on no account scatter too Far,
for in union there is strength. With
strict obedience TO orders and fearessness
10 their execution yeu will be sure to sue
coed. We will join the main force OH
the other side of the city, or perhaps meet
them inside. M,ny of sou may fall; bu,
1t there Is any man here not wiling to
sacrifice h,- lie in such grea, aud glo
rious underta kl z or who does not ieei
capsule al in-c IN. the en- my IN such =
deeperate fight as vii follow. let in
step out, aad he hay - hence to the
arms OF his s~eeth.art, aud read of the
btsves VII, swept through the city of
Richmond. We want no man v no canno,
feel sure OF success in such holy cause.
We will hsve desperate fight; bu, stand
sp to it when i, dves come, and ell will
be we'll. Ask the blessing OF the Al.
mighty, aud d. not fear the enemy.
e. DAnLGRIK, Col. Com'dp.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

ESCAPING THE DRArr.-The Memphis
Bulletin says "that one thousand and
eighty-uine residents Of that place have
obtained "foreigu protection paper" at
the Provost Marshal's Office in order to
avoid the draft" Probably half Of these
men have been voters for years, and are
DOW too mean and cowardiy to raise a
hand to save Government that they
have SO long lived under and which is
now afording them protection.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

H The clerk of the weather has evi-
IDENTIFY been on spree for the past few
days. and has not yet become sobered
down. as we have had all kinds of weather
during the week, following each other in
rapid succession, and changing places
with one another several times day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
rTNIoN NIlRsERY, FIT. MADISON
LH CO. IOWA

hKEs.--Apae Tfses s % ysase Old, per 100, 8 &C
Dwarf Pear1 - yeafs old, PEE dosen - g. pr lc0
0QA0 HWarf Pears, 20 yeass Old ~ Cha - 6o ~
doA - per ofs DtAAAafd Peers socents sach: Iafy
Cherries hrEs sesck % - feet high, q 50 PR dos1
- - p@ lo& RncA Isan -A1asAr skas1aeDs 49,
aia1uowba IsAbslla. C1ntoa, Norlnu's virs1nia ~
Delaware - per doseu year old plants 80 pr -
= 49, =. s ~ eagt q eRas 8 s.::ssE s:s ~ -
eAn1so1Agufn, u.
s zksoane 4eannss1 e0M01trsee4,o T.
a1na1al1 tesss, Hytsia Psspstaal Mo0 1Qs, pss1
4eqp Ph1Aes sisaS'nss'ss go sSssf 81 sNast IL
4 Ckkloo1 oenaop1ie1E s~Ssatttaa1 sxts*ts ~
Tsksk sa.SIo. s1S..s - 49, arcss Eo essrss =.
sainG BIT dnpty snpasA y ~ IT acks q bo1ee.
Qah11n \ Uul&,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
r The Copperheads are disgusted al

!. The Copperheads are disgusted at
Chnse's letter declining to he candidate
for the next Presidency. They hoped to
see division in the Union ranks, bus
were mistaken. The Union party will not
split upon any candidate. They have the
cause too much at heart, and are determ-
ined that there shall be but one Union
candidate at the next Presidential slec-
ton, and the signs of the times indicate
that that man will be Abraham Lincoln.
Moreover the letter Of Mr.. Chase declin-
ing to be candidate for the Presidency
ia, 10 every way, worthy of man who
has already so many claims to the CRATE.
ful respect and esteem of the people. -
His patriotism would not allow of hi,
standing in such an equivocal and IN
jurous position. He is for complete bar
mony in the furthersnce Of our Srea,
struggle, and he means that bis exampl,
shall illustrate his precepts. We trus,
that all our statesuien will show the sam,
noble spirit Of sslf-absseates.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
oTvIcR L. 3. ASSESSOR, LIST DISTRICT.
MI PraAsAsr, Iowa March !, isos.
Ana ual Taxes fer 1854.

The asteHsion Of taxpayers Is hsru,y called to ts t
VISIONS u the tneo states txc4se L.w rxlath. II DE
ts--srnenf vi annual tAae--
by the a1fh rrcTBvu Ut the act of July l. lss2 L.
made the aaf! of sli persons, Ttaerhy asis-
tiofls, a.io- hattie any arsras duty
ieersse, Tax SrfS~t Assdzs u Ma. 5.
saff To- tks iist LDihs AssAraat Assr-
vi cf TIE lsifte ~nefe located ~ the annual
'neiiit ne Nlsess u % eet. with spsAai
ana tft @se.s oceupIriJ La1sg pas e.,v rela,
Every pss5a vito ss4zlit4i make ft.ra retulu hy
tae day ssssnd vail bS tasle assessed bs ths A.
sss,s srevsIa- = t.s srst xn@I - e. n 81,
tam ard ih -aeA cs.s tse asss iusre 10 .s1 Sfty
- sSfsinAi e. se xEiTnt q ga4. .: 81. list
Sfs1tfi 2 &Hrir o-si4 Niit ss.ie tes.eltieS
ffty I@f-sn 4 ~ deliver As-esss any falss
uaiuea; H. v-i.ifei.t Wifh L.fsnt g. - ie N
fs44rie q eAGsHef-sIs Lsnei ~ .e sulygel -
ats ga I'VE s4.4isi ias. a- - "a ile -. sill
tnss ias ~ tfle Ass As-frtant as ms. arsi
is'' 'f~ 's-sss sasrs.S. 4 .ds ea1 :
VP,a3.
- ast4rt 81 a4e a3a'a tsxe- except fh~e r. sse-ss
III hs e 4itsasge4 es- u. -! u s1.r ..gae.
ib@ sflEept1st~ A5st Is ea4iL "a nsEs terra a.
81 ue-esa-asl '-u aAtloa, p.i l. flrnlrA
NisGer f~i Assistant %s.e-atE tas lsi a ~
~sis ia ,.,fs - ltF...,. asd -s-a.. lssY - I-s
s-als Assaea a'asa ths ~rfas sh0Mf5 b. Set i az
" tedfv 10 ara. A.4- - A.s II t.. oilss rsIz,
issy. r. N Pfrk gI
meA@diNA~SS [. :. A&se4ss- Is. Dlstrset-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

The Senate yesterday passed the follow
ing bills: s1e
Bin authorizing Independent school dis
tricts not included within the limits Of
incorporated towns, to levy tax for The
purpose OF building school houses not 70
exceed ten mills on the dollar; bin 70
amend &777 OF Che Revision Of 1850, %
as, to require Treasurers to give duplics,e
receipts TO the parchssers Of real estates
at ssz sale, upon the payment Of subse-
queat taxes, and requiring one Of ssoh
duplicates ~ be fled 10 The Clerks Office
and memorandum or ss0erdfsf shs sams
u beuade BY the Clerk. and prsvidisl
in 1etanIt Of such fling before redemption
BY ths ovnsssaAt pay1hskt 0fSitn6quen
,ssxsss BY thSpfsvdbstf Jhsl1ssass S6flk
aAd shall give ~ right y recover; Hoes,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

1Parson Brdgd ~ ~ KsasJ;ll,
EWhig and Rebel Vssatlatos, reys Of ID.
Tennessee aristocfaeD:.. -
"Throngh the mercy Of God, The fym
ness Of Ne. Lincoln And the madness q,
the Soutblp coufedpncy, Ne ass Al shost
to 6sd common ievsi, where we can al
least boast thst Tho Lord 10 the maker ol
VI all. He bas not heretofore been the
naksr Of ~ all, bat the times are chane-
ing: Il will Fquiss lanps and gss lights
an.sAs day tins'tc flsa the sristocncy Of
this town." sos ssss4 a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

DA- General Scott has nearly CON-
pleted his autobiography. tracing his per-
sonal history downward from the earliest
period to the latest public acts Of his emf.
nenty useful and honorable life. The
work will create q sensation when pub.
lished.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

Eg The new Fremont paper in New
York, the New Nation, is IshmaeIitish
1t is very sure that Seward is no states
man, Grant is no General, Lincoln is no
President, and that there is very little
military skill, or valor, or wisdom, of any
sort, outside of its hero. All of which
NAV be true, and if SO the world will GER
tainly discover it. .sse s.,-s.sse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

Ray The Black Art is not extinct, as
some people suppose. 1t still lives and
consists in devising ways and means to
perpetuate slavery and doing every ything
possible to preserve to divine institution
and prsvent negroes from serving in the
army Of the United States. The whole
cOpperhead party arc its professors and
earnest followers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

@ The maple sugar season 10 being
industriously improved in Michigan and
Wisconsin. The sap runs copiously, and
there viii be large yield Of the tooth
some commodity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

E You can always tell from the ad
vertising columns of q newspaper those
who do the largest business and sell the
cheapest. The man of enterprise and To-
dustry, who has goods to sell and who
has determined to outstrip all competi-
tors, always wants the public to know what
he has for sale.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
CONCERTINA AND DULCfHEB

csccaf1sa wnnouT MAsrER; containing Eismssfs q
Ausc Complies Instructions for the Eueash (ouctfns
eongs M.rchee Waltzea. Polkas, Dancs &c; conpiisd
Hvm wosH o Cse, 6edgwick and Ruttnesr. 60 ca s.
gietc Course Of 6tsay and Rxcises WITH coectoe q
Choice MUSE By Williams and coule. 50 cents
ngrfher with Airs Marches Waltzes sehottisrhss H~n
p,pes and Nrsctaons for Tuning. BY J. Low 10 cent?
o. Hr,ied postpsd On fecsipt Of price. Publish.d by
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

A DIscovkRY.-A discovery has been
made in France, which will probably
revolutionise the paper business. Ex-
-cellent paper is manufactured from wood
of the oak, walnut, pine, chesnut, and va.
rious vegetables, without any addition o!
rags. A reduction in price Of from Fifty
10 eighty per cent, is predicted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
THE CITY.

pV Governor Buckingham Of Connec-
ticut has appointed Friday. the 18th inst.
TO be observed throughout that State as .
day of humiliation, fasting and prayer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

SPRING TRADE.-Our merchants have
on hand, and are receiving, new and de-
sirable stocks of goods for the Spring and
Summer trade, and business generally
in all the departments of trade, is very
active. Those of our readers desiring tc
purchase articles, either BY wholesale OIL
retail, are referred to advertisements Of
business houses in our columns. Remem
ber the most prosperous merchants are
those that advertise literally; Of them
you can always buy goods at low prices
advertising is the Philosophers Stone. .
and without it no man need expect t,
succeed in business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
i.tSrsf .xlxa-xtT = M
GUARDIANS SALE or prAL.

~ 4IATk-Notice h hereby g1vsu thn1 H. vv.1eFs
dgnsd Guardian Of n. @. anA l. D. bsLeais Aiporv VA
cell q psbic vendse ON Monday, Apsll 11 ls0l q ths
qn4 doer OF the Court House. - Ksokuk Sas fiIovie~
deee1be1 real estste towit 1hs andiviaui Il ofR ~
- - Of Bee ., T0v.shiS ds NJ T. ", 10 Lssc cosn-
- sale TO Be betwesa the hoass of O'Clock Z - -
90dock p M comnsuriAe at O'Clock .. =. a - ~
Terms made known on day ofsais I11s
Ro0ERf II. 0nLnos1 N GfAYpoKn
mShAO4W AttDrDeys--~~s~ Guardian.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

AARRlRD.
On March 18th, by Rev. s. N. Vernon, Mr. yoss Issr.
eefl OF Franklin Centsr. md Mis- N Ar GRARan Of Ke
Port Asdispa riaissssl~ pssasscopy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21
BuCA's Wotette Collection!
Ccntai;zias variety q
Plies FOR TIE OPENING ayD CLOSING GY
DIVINE WORSHIP

tenp~ei, arlhuge2 and SRI sesedts DrpaEr Bucx yr
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toaI.
liis new SHys eontans mnsic from Mozart Hsysn
Ne iv!asa ferIi,ss-a. eAeriaai W yererr aid ofir
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's.f-s - fh< i,.. 10 worthy exrd1i cxnainaslou
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uiest In Ps5ce IN eiofia binnx 81 -: plan
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

The Copperheads OF Cedar Rapids
we're 90 used mp that they didn't attempt
to run a ticket at the municipal election
% shat place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-03-21

The city Of Philadelphia has paid
2,4l9, $50 in bounties to volunteers.
Vermont has sent Fifty clergymen to
the war In various capacities. from Coils.
to privates.
-Edwsrd Everett, thus far, has re-
ceived o57, ,ql4 10 contribution. for the
suffering Unionists OF East Tennessee.
The first North river shad has re.
ported himself at Communipaw.
The Union ticket prevailed in Upton
At the municipal election in spite of the
devil aud al his works.
-Gerrit Smith won the President 9
autograph copy Of his freedom proclama-
ton, in a rattle at the Albany fair.
Colonel John r. Potter-Prior Pot.
ter-of Wisconsin, is mentioned a. can
didats for chief Of the new Freedmen
Bureau
The residence Of Hon. H. Price 10
Davenport recently sold for $1,000
Property is up at good figure in tha,
city.
| Gen. Grant declined stopping at. the
hotel in Washington to receive visitors,
saying, Il am here on business. l wan,
to 6nish it up and be off,"
Senator Summers report on the fugi
tive Law fills fifteen close columns of the
Congressional Globe. Good, sxhssstivs
reading for rainy day. -
"A curions fact, illustrating the active
character of our people, under the mosi
discouraging circumstances is. that archi
tec,ural plans have been recently prepared
Tor IN iron-elad church in Charlestown
Massachusetts.
There are four brothers in Thorn
dixie. Me-, by the name Of Parsons, vhos.
aggregate height is twenty. live feet thres
inches. The height Of each il as follows
Q feet l. 6 feet ), 6 feet 4, and fee. I :
"A lad of fifteen has been arrested
near Mobile by the rebel authorities ,.wht
has documents showing him to be ,
! Federal spy. A slip Of paper was fouad
concealed in his shirt, besrn. the words
Trust the besrers' and signed Genera
Hur.but "a .s74{.s
The calico bali iu BROOKLYN, which
took place on Pndsy light, aud fcruet
! the grand finale TO the Sanitary Fair, .ws
very successful, although tie silks IA
outnumbered the c,Ii.oes. The receipt
amouoted to over S3N00. , "a a
-Postma, ter Wsketstn. Of New York
offers smtluyment for six boys, who's
iathsrs have lost their lives in battle dur
ling the prssentswaf. Here 10 = fnS q
ample. "a .ls. .9As X .,e,. .,..ss-s.. ;,
"a British subject. recently arrived /
Knoxville, Tsassssss. Who rAn the block
ads into the Confectionery, With %, 600, /
speculate in cotton, Was conscriptcd int
the rebel army. passtd tht6ueh eeysf,
'severe bsktNsy and2 fnaHy es5abed iea
our lines, . wiser mau. ,s.48rY.r,,
> "A whole family in Fishkill No,
. poisoned hsSns1k - sGlng SsepGie1ky
n ce9es. From the ssfset .of i sna chi
1idisd on huuaay slase, and aeothss lies
{ Il very psiaisak sasks;ea.s sGssssslaAah,
k411slkbsrs Of the family were hadiy 1lajUki
) but appear V be slowly reeovsrisg.
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STREtr ScHooLs.-The following para.
graph, which We clip FROM the Terrs
Hsute Express, would seem to have beer

Written lot thIs IOcaIlty espScIdIly.
The large number. Of small boys who
are seen playing in the streets every eve.
ming, suggests the question as to whether
they belong to anybody, or whether they
are ussiets of their own movements II
they bave parents, they should keep them
cut OF the streets at night, for they are
the schools OF vice in which boys make
rapid advances, and reach an early pro-
6cisuey. Parent, guardians. look to thi.
matter ia time.
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Nfw advertisements.
CTRAYED OR sTOLEN-oio RE

SAna II Ell Oh SlOLkN-0l0 kE
- "AkD-A bsack Herse With . strip II white in tbs
iaee both mind Ret white slght harness marks on tb.
noe. rs yeaT. Old this .pring missing from camp
March. Any one Who will deliver the .lo,, A. ,,l
horse at The keokuk Livery and Sale stable viii BE-
paid the prodsred reward Lts l. wAKp
nncb2l-i3t
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JUVENILE BOOKS.

Frank Wlinars Adventures.
Dick X rl,cy. ar the AisSntares Of al Eaton Boy.
Nild Man ii tis Ntst.
Wild sparss in the Far We>k .
PAU Pfrstnn> voyages
fpin.sa FAIRY Txse@. r. #sFN en ~
Peter paricy nwrs Sfrrfcs
Stories % s;ss-i and Great
Cftut-, the Loiporfuur. Il u II t4f
Tire Mil boy.
Leila nj Home. = s54aess ss-e
= Leila til. Island. - - & As
Leila Ia kug.at.i.
Leila aud uorenae. i sSs t#5 "a *@-
For sale ty - NM WESTCoTr.
jAs26s -
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And III variety Of GiAssvsr- imported erpreeed for ,h.
market. hich ox iew prres ros csss int - ~
oher such Inducements psercianss q % Do Johfiny
bssnss, aud sell almost entirely by original psek.g.s
asd am deteT mined u build up iArge trade
frsp+esHy Bvits ycs 10 vidt ~ /, n .,d
examine my ttssh sa nattes NJ s<fshat a. sive
sAtisfacten
HAOEk anA MAGS.
- Ale du1hartisfn AuitrSAe peress
asfs Ssite unn ShntlIfe ausasIutrt. -
mch16d1y sa fr+~-r Noays voQEr