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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-04-06

sgThe conclusion of the speech Of
Hon. Jas. F. Wilson, which has run
through three numbers Of the daily, will
be found on the inside Of to-day's paper.
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POCKET Book FoUND.--A pocket-book,
containing note for 5000 90, was picked
up Yesterday morning and left at this Of
fee. which the owner can have by prov
ing property and paying for this notice.
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QuIEr.-The anti-railroad, anti-pork-
house opposition party, were feeling very
sore Yesterday over their signal defeat at
the election, and were seen sympathlsing
on the street corners with the copperheads
with whom they had affiliated. The
way of transgressors is hard
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WINTER WHEAT.-We learn from the
farmers that the winter wheat In this VI
cinity is not injured to the extent that 1t
was at first supposed to be by the severe
winter, and thati nothing further hap
pens to it in future there will be a fair
crop.
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ATTENTION, ARoHITEcTs.-We would
call the attention of the architects to the
advertisement found in this mornings
paper inviting them to furnish proposals
for the building of an Agricultural Col
lege for the State, situated in Story
County on the line of the Cedar Rapids
d. Missouri K II.
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rA- The river is rising slowly, with
over three feet and half on the rapids
and some FIVE feet in the channel between
here and st. Louis.
The packets and trains have nearly
cleared our levee Of freight, and it has a
rather desolate appearance TO what it bore
several weeks ago. The boats, however
all depart we'll loaded, and the ferry j:
continually loaded with what is daily ar
irving from both sides.
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SOMETHING NEw.-The best place to
buy dry goods is at Harvey, Leech d
Co.'s.
The cheapest place is at Harvey. Leech
d. Co.'s.
If you want the best spring goods,
call at Harvey, Leech l. Co.'s.
In fact the best bargains of all kinds
can be had by calling on Harvey, Leect
/ Co., Main street, near Fifth.
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Gg- State elections occur to-day in
Connecticut and Rhode Island.
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PosrposEMENT.-F the manner In
which our notice of the postponement Of
the "Old Folks Party" was msngied BY
the printer, we will again state the deci-
sion of the committee at their meeting at
the Billings House on Monday last. 1t
was decided to postpone the party indeh-
nitely, owing to sickness in number oil
the families belonging to the committee
and others who are interested in its sue.
cess. Notice will be given when the
committee will again meet to perfect ar
rangements for party at some future
day.
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Gg- The great Metropolitan Sanitary
Fair in New York opened on Monday =
The Mayor issued proclamation recon-
mending the day to be generally observed
as holiday. 1t is anticipated that this
will be the greatest Fair, in the extent
and brilliaucy Of the exhibition, and in
the amount of money that Wilt realized,
that has ever been held on this continent;
aud what is the more gratifying about
the matter is the fact that it is all for the
benefit of our sick and wounded PATROL
soldiers.
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D1sAppoINrEp.-The soldiers in our
hospitals have been waiting long and in
vain for the Paymaster to arrive and dis
tribute among them their allowance OF
greenbacks. The greater part OF them
are strapped and are in need Of the
money to send home to their families
A number of them have their families
here in the city and depend upon then
wages for their support. The Paymas
ter was to have been here several weeks
ago, but for some unknown reason ha
failed "to come to time.
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LAVENDER & ROWSE

-, ,. ..er,;au 10 tile caeeton uf Back Pay
a,.d Ali other demands against the eoseri,nsht
pas,ns al; ;anszl Government Fri.ers bought, sd or
as,arts.,. Inffmsi Neushefs prepared for fayn.eh.
9pxxvvrscss-Hon. Eslw. Bates, Attorney Srn wash
iurta, D. c. Hon, Montgomery hlss r'trea,.s -.
Washngton, D. G, Major W Brown, senior fay'naHlei
Si,ers: Major q r. r. johnson, raynaster fcr Nssii;
q n Hale ISL. Cashier State Hank. keehs lc~e lion.
n B. Baker Adi,t Gsn lev John Soahy, ssS i4s Ser
ST. Ioseph Me- NcEilaiiy Daniel Co.. sfrineh.ia am
Roals Mo- Me- Es sprrgus. sass te iosto,s nsszFs
Clark, Dodge Co. Nav York Hon q hniEs hns 81. hsh's'
M..srs Pnrtritss Co, ST. Loni-. Teesrs fs'raerry
Dsnton 81 kdnix MessrS 8. O DAVIS Z Cor 4 ss'is, =
NJ. NJ - - Imsys-dly
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NOR SALE-I,ots a and 8 in Block
ISL on Dee N5isaes street. bsfwesn - AIa LIN
These lots are Nesy nicely locaied aia @th - h .
lew price for casa. Enquire VI -..- ,,,.,.r-
mthg2 - = So =
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NOR SALE-A Marble-top Billiard
r. ria. - ,s.s.t combination cushions Hanntass
-, a., t,rssrick 4 I,rn Cincinnati 9ho, in complete
-, = - ,.ftf j.. .aA ehsar for cash.
MccARTI q . BklkN,
,.y r,..r-atsnral Salaan II eoknk. Iowa
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LOK On LE-3fJ ltUFuS EgfF17-~
within two miles III Winchester and seven tnes ~
81 the - Moines Valley r. e. AZ the Summit, an M
ro,. ,,nv Iowa Tis i one Of the bs1 farms la t7t
neighborioe-s-4e .eTeS improved - sSrrs ','s
a~S,a yran ,sterss witf, two frame dSelllng~ ana
largo frame farn So BY 50 feet. sud knoN As me 'g
Dsy farIs Price 50 cash Title gnod of no safe ~
n, - fr, M - " H. ID. TES-EfEE-
nahs1 Real Estate Agt- keokuk
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CHERIFFS SALE.

~ STATE OF lows, LEE U.S.
BIZ vrt-e Of special execution to me directed iseo
nv The Clerk of the Court of said county favor
al t;.fge Fstehsr and against james W johnson and
Martha Jelnson and also decfe Against George VI Am
deFson Co. and ethers1 have leyisd upon anu viii sell
the highest bidder al the front door Of the tierks OF
a.. ~ the District Cu,,rt of Lee county Iowa. at k-kak
said county, the I'd day FL April 1904 between
the hours 6f oieck NJ and 80 clock pss commencing
al O'Clock NJ ef said DAY, t.4 ioiie"thg proRsrts 10
wit: Part Of lots one and two X, IN bocK sxts-two
s1I IN the cjtv of keukuk LeS~tpunty. lows, par
iic,axiy descrbe follows fowit commencing on sh
street NJ pcin. in hot one in said aeek sixty-two o2k
twenty E10i fet ffen the cores u tie alley running
through saia block sixty-twv o. thence forty A. feet
along the line Of kiffs street said lot towards
high street. theuee hundred iN ieet AZ right angles
to ffffh through lot II and tive III IN shid
bloc Edz thsfce sixty TEL feet on the PSI
westerly lire between said lots two and three fSl IA
said aicek to the alley in said block thence twenty -
feet &osx ths line II the alley AZ sAidDt TWO
Fiffh street, thence twenty III feef easters to~ars
Hi gh thence eighty 50 tet scr~s f~i, 81 ssa
lot two e. and the whole Fl said hf enc - IaSA
t. the place a beginning fifth -f-eef w vac ey
Keekuk. Lev county, lowe -
Take levied ulon and 10 he sold by oFal on COURT VI
sstRfy said writ OF execution. ,-,
Printers Fee - COT ISRAEL aSpE@ssVS,
K-ckuk. March 1. 81 shrflh % LoeNo- i'NN
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

" SfArT or Iowa. LIZ Co.--ss.
By virtue Of special execution drvcied, issued
hy tie Clerk CT ne District Court Of SAID county In favor
81 Hiram. Barney and x,snst Hannah ": Mills, tsnd
aiu decree against Geo T. ihxnD aud Charles Parsons
Co and Others have levied upon ana viii sell the
highest ladder tbs dor % the Clerk Zee .; the
district ef Lee county, Iowa. at keoknk, In said
county on Ind day AIri L. d., lsS4 between the
hours Of O'Clock A. N. and clock r ", commencing
at ocUck o. said day, the following frcferty to-
lot 10. three Isl in block hny-three ash IN the
city of keokrk Lee county, Iowa
Taken levied upn and 90 be sd by orrtr OF court to
satisfy said writ Of execution.
Printers Zee - &C. IsRAEL ANDERSON.
Ke4,kuk March A. 81 Eherif Ut Lee o., Iowa
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GHERIFFS SALE.

X hfAfE OUs--*t-
By virtue of special execution directed, issued
by the Clerk Court of said county fsy@r
Of WA Thompson Co. and against j. kendrlek, have
levied upen ard will sell the highest bidder at the
front s Of this Clerk snce Of the district Court Of Lee
county Iowa, keokRk in said county the pth day
Of April. A. D. 1884 between ths hours Of eSclecks NJ
and ociock NJ commencing NJ O'Clock n. Of said
4ay following property tcwis: The ns4thest usr
Of the northwest ruSrter ~ section t~~nty-eeht n.
in t0En.,lp sixtyix Isl nerth, 81 .a.se wsst IN
Ire county iowa
T@kea. ieYA=d uen &c, 10 be sold by cTr Of court to
sathiy sa4d writ a execution.
Printers Fee = SOL ISRAEL ANDERSON.
kekuk Mca. u, o. S4eEIs o4 Lee Co.. Iowa
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

- ~ An ~ IOWA, LIE eoy--es.
~ virtue Of special execution directed iasued
y me Slerk o. the District Court Of said county, in vor
OF 0uy NdD, md asnlnst II. Hsutnaker, hsve levied
upon and win cell to the highest hiddr, Ct the 'front.'
door Of the Clerks 0ice OF the District Court f Lee
couny, low, q Keskuk, In SID county On the 9th
day Of ApL A. D., 1se4. between the hours Of O'Clock
= md O'Clock ~ commencing at O'Clock 4. q
.aaa aAI the following property, tow: Pour feet and
aed nins fourteen Ia feet and fyIr iachss c
OF the northwestcrly side OF lot TO- In block
hundrd and Twenty-Five f12s being satsgeh~f Is e-f7
Iset ipnnn4 on Main street and extending back
width to the alley In said block rity Eeokuk Lee
~, Iowa s
Taken levied upon and be sod by order of court TO
satisfy said writ Of execution M
Printers Zee ~ 50 ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, Ach. lDth, 81. Sheriff u Lee Co, Iowa
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CHERlFF'S SALE.

NJ ae~ S9ATE or Iowa, LIE CoyETr-<z
By virtue OF special execution 10 directed issued
b. the esrk ofthe District Court Of said county In favor
"a Samuel r. George, and against H. r. Reid. land also
will ed 10 the highest ddds. st the front door Of
the Clerks Once Of the District Court ef Lse county lows
1t Keokrk, in said county, on the eth say Of April
1884, befwsen the hours Of o'clock 4 n and O'Clock
P. NJ commencing O'Clock r. II. Of said day the fi-
lowing property towit The west hsf Of the Invest
quarter Of seti1n eighteen ISL containing eighty 1851
scres less in township sixty IL oSl north Of
nnge ve fbl wesf and me north half Of section thirteen
ll3 tuynshp sixty six i north, Of range sx s vest
all In Lee county, Iowa
Taken, levied upon and 70 be sold by order Of Court to
satisfy said writ ofe1 eeution.
Keokak, Mrh 10, "a ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Zee s. 81. Sheriff Lee Co.. Iowa
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.HERIFFs SALE.

~ fTGTr Iowa, LEE Co.'S
By vrfns II special execution 3rectes issued
by the Clark u tre srft Court Of said county In favor
IT Charles esrsons aud against Peter kthsr tand also
ieeeec s~aast MtliisBa Rurkett and efit-rs-) have
levied upon ard viii seil the Highest bidder AZ The
rsut sr Of the CLERKS ofee 81 the District Court q
Le county Io~. at kecsnk ia said cornfy the 9th
das a April A. D. 1854 between the hours u p o'clock
B. and oclt,ek p NJ commanding O'Clock p. d
saad day. the follow ing property ta-f: Tire fractional
northeast quarter n section fhsrty-four "a end the
fractional nprfh quarter of section thirty re E
al in township sxtyeven 10. north n range Eve ~
west. in Lee county Iowa
Taken levied YIn, ad 10 Ia sa by order Of court, to
safisfy said writ IN execution
Printers Fee s. So IsRAEL ANDERSON
Keokuk Mch. II, g. Sheriff Of Lee Co. IoNs-
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Union NURSERY, FT. MADISON
II A


feErs-Arle Trees, YEATS old per loo. s. cg
puarf Pears To- years old If dozen ~ TO- pr AVE
$50 co. Dwarf Pears, to years old d class - suIsI
oreu SIS Copper 100 Standard Pears oernts eaeh ffu,
Cherries large stock TO 10 feet high = % per
so CO per loo Peach Trees killed Nes.niihesr 49,,
Ounce trees Downing Evertbcarug Mulberry - ss'n,
S1- ,,,skcs i.rSe .frck of Grape Vines. ~ 10 %
- Isa1,.iia Cffpfun Norfcns Virgins and
~ -. ~ .,,. eue yssr old plants SIG io
Delaware So per dozen, ten knaa OF si Tre.s ylovs
IL st high, 25 cents 10 81 . esch' "a hHn
sing starruts, SC - china pe-netua, -
RoSrs--Snmmer Roses. Bengaa or -. go : -
Mer,nthly 'Ecees, Hybrid Perpesnsi' N'ss s ''
hes,se liant% &c. ,sx.; N "a E
CATALOGUES zen, ~ u. Keoklk freight va Is.ti
Ss5f "s ~ Cent Tor AIgtle tres. 20 eAefs s-c
hsaknN = sfs.,sl 10 s4@y for se<La F-x
ss1eh am ss4s# Af s%sf-f9tA
= uhRDtaN's s 4 Ess sF RI -
srss,s Notice Il herclsT given ta.s 'l,a s. e
=. II, III Ill IL LA I'll Ill Ltissss Miners ~
sell al patai e,ssAae cE Assass5 afsii ~ slr
rQnt 5par u the Court fithse r. Ia 81 -
ae# sitsa TEAL tate ssas hs ~ 5s1 80 i s
= !, e. T ff sss 4 1'Ts sP = + :
Said le 30 v hetxesrtie ha,r -, !, g !. u fsss 1es
| r-Fl,rk q M comm nciI-R ar I = rsecA H IT. -
| ~ -. tsa.s y aas of'''s' i. srAYrore, 80
i 1cs,sI n Sn A,ssrs.y. ouAs1nsssea
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FARMERS, READ THIS The nm

4 designed would announce to the farmers OF Iowa
that he still has the agency for the following valuable
siahor-saving Machines: e-7s~ &%
Pitts and 10 horse Threshng Machine; the Improved
S,sssr isn,ler, BALI Combined Reaper Mower
=" eoas self haker; Woods Mower and the "Excef
sio- sefRaking. Dropping Reaper and Mower com
bned.''
All these machines warrant to he made of good mate
rails and TO 90 their work sH have used them on my
own farm and am therefore personally acquainted with
all Of the aooys As the manufactures are frequently
nnatfr 20 snpris 's ieresirg demand II would be well
me know at their earliest eoareseses that may secure
them. feFsx
Aner April lst till July 1st expect TO travel the line
Of the D. NJ River X r. being at home on Nos.isv ~
ottumwa. Gom neon ct each Tuesday TIL Ws1nesiev
noon at Mount Pleasant Thursdays ct Bsriington On
Fridays ard at Fairfield Saturday. Inquiries Nv mail
viii receive psompt attention. Adaree ~
WI. xLLTOTI, g.
nArss-sss RhntasAan, Iowa
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ H Stars ~ Iowa. LEE CoUSrY-rs
By virtue Of special execution directed issued
BY the Clerk the Court said county favor
Of VIM nmberman and against Hawkins Ia lr and also
decree against Virginia holiday nthef have levied
upon sell the highest bidder st the font door
Cerks Distract Court of Les county,
Iowa kenkuk said county, the 9th day u April
A.. D. 1854 between the hours or O'Clock A. ~ and
O'Clock = NJ commencing 9einck r. NJ Of said day,
the following property, toWit: Lots one tvo = aud
thr.e 81 ih block ninety w the city Of Keeklk. Les
county Iowa and aise the undivided half u for5eyen
II feet Of the fenf ends Of lots ten f0t eleven ii and
twelve fll in block eighty thr-a s ia the city d ks
kuk, Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied apon and TO he arid BY order Of court, 10
satisfy said writ u execution
Ksoknk- Mch- 10 "a. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Fee g. 50. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
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n EoKuK. WARSAW AND ALEX

IN ANDRfA PAtkET.
The fast running and iixhtdrsurht steam
y ~ h or EAGLE, Capt, bishop. will make trips as
above whenever the hoating ice viii permit
A son "a u seile do regular trips en- time will be
raxn,s al, s,us notice Of which w be given. feh1at
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DIABETES
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER,
IsFLAMMArIox OF TIE KIDsLYs,
cATAnRH or THE
sTRAEaUARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL
uRrHATIxG.
For these diseases II is truly sove eisn remedy and
90 much cannot be said ia it, praise sinri. a..
hss been hne~n 10 relief the most sreent symotom.
Are you trauti ed With that dstr~-sirr pain in ne
small Of the back and through the hips teaspocnu
magic.
PHYSICIANS
Nave since given up the otbuehn cubebs and
janirer in the estu snt OF these dlesses ana esly
use them for the want u o better remedy.
CONSTITUTION wArRa
Has proved tself equal 10 the task iLat has
upon 1t.
DIURETiCs
Irritats snA drsneh she sfeneys ana BY eans,sn.
ease.
We present ne oonssstut ion water to the public
With The conviction that has equal la ing IL
class OF diseases for which IL has been ouna emf
emily successful for caring aai re trast tt,st
viii be rewarded for Efforts placing 81 ysaabts
remedy in aferm 70 meet the requirements psiien
READ READ! RHADl!t
DAxvlLtr, "a June Cd iss2-Dr IN n G,,
-OeaS Str :-in Feernsy. 1851, was snficied vim
sugar diabetes, and for nve months passed more
than two Eslons OF watsr In tive -four hours wa
Obliged 70 Get often ten twelve tim during
the night, and in i've months Loot abaut pou nds
cured two bottles Of Constitution water and in two
days after using IL experienced relief sBd Alter
ing two bottles entirely cured coon amer rexsu-
v 4 'DE WITT
BosTox cosxras. Ny Dec. D., 1ssl-B.. r..
frsss CO -etsfs al freely give YOU IiLeny to
make otthe following certiaeate OF the vaioe on
Constitniiea Water, which recommend IL. thr
highest manner Ny wife vas attacked with pain m
We shouiaers whole lenssh Of the back, and in
limbs, With Aatsstoiss ~ ~ Heart sRd Ivrstasios 81
tAs Bladder. calfsd lhyaican, WIN attended her
shout nine months, when be LETT her than he
could Gnd, Who attended h.r for .Ssu. nine n sn,hs
and while abe aadef his care she did not suf ~
quite = much pain He hnaily save her up and said
Aer esss yuas iasssubls FsY s&sd h. ssAs hss sweA
. sonbissssa IF ssnplsssfs tAst esesss ssuss fsr ora
sysratss Assssst ssns sAev If Asr dleaitafs About
This time shs conmeu ED the use Of censitcn Water
seemed have the desrea erect. and she kent ON ia
prov ix aptdly under ~ teat0snt and sapevIn-
. .ns ssssy re- aSRsss sa. She n. no. .sn
and We are happy to q! s,.s r. P,s,nssa
6vsss-Dsas 6~.-Havifg seen your advertisemen,
- sCosss.sgss atsr = secsnn ended fbr iaaana !,
Ing saasred the past three Il
ola sunbsf u hysicsns VIII osy s.npossv, rsSsf.
vas induced to Try your medicine l procured one
ssss :sffs .s 81 f.: :s,s: :si
st.IsssfH ma ossss sss.sss asss ]. 4
gratitude for il; feel that II Is all more tses ros
rseomasadeA = - ~ nsy ~ bisssiHs q 0od ~,
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THE GATE CITY


SIR Krancis lEsaa anArloar RsreSvn
Relations.
The Telegraph some days sinoe repored
that Sir Francis Head, once Governor OF
Canada, had written to Secretary Seward
suggesting some inconsistencies m the
course of the Government in its foreign re-
lations. The letter has come to hand at
length in the London Morning Post, but
it is in no sense, if we understand It, an
official document. &s@
Sir Francis details the frontier troubles
in lS37-38, when he was Governor Cen
eral OF Canada. and publishes number
of official documents to show that the
United States authorities were unable to
prevent the fitting out Of hostile expedi-
lions. thus violating their obligations to
Great Britain. He goes on 70 state that
in destroying the Caroline he believed that
he was offering to the people Of tho Uai-
ted States friendly assistance and not of
fence, by destroying for them iawless
engine at time when the functions OF
their Government were superseded BY
popular violence. The United States
Government thought otherwise, and an
apology for the destruction OF the Caro-
line was insisted upon. This, In the
opinion of Sir Francis, cannot be easily
reconciled with the doctrine promulgated
by Secretary Seward, that " Great Brit
ain has made itself responsible for the
damages which the peaceful. law abiding
cillzens of the United States sustain by
the depredations of the vessel called the
Alabama, or the threats that If the Con-
federste cruisers are supplied wit coal,
etc, in British or colonial ports, the Navy
of the United States will receive instruc-
tions to pursue these enemies into the
ports which thus, in violation of the law
of nations and the obligations of neutral
ity, become harbors for The pirates.
GuERRILLAs TO BE DISPENSED WITH |
The news from Richmond announces
that both houses of the rebel Congress
have repealed the act to authorize parti. |
san rangers-the secesh name for guef-l
rilas. Great results were expected from
the system of employing wandering vaga-
bonds to make war on the independent |
principle, by capturing Mississippi steam
ers, and ravaging these sections of coun-
try whose populations were loyal to the
Government of the United States. But |
the system has never worked satisfactori-
" The men without character who en-
gagged in the business proved as trouble
some to their friends as they did to those
they were designed to iujure. Their sue
cess in interrupting the commerce of the
Mississippi has not been brilliant, and
they are 10 be disbanded and eonscripted I
into the regular army,
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DIARIEs FOR 1864.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
MEDICAL BOOKS.

MEDICAL BOOKS.
Dalton Physiology. 81 80
Neil Smiths Compena. IS so.
GraXs Anatomy, - ~.
Druitts Surgery "a 90
Charchllrs Midwifery 81 co.
Churchill on Woman, - 60.
Erehsens Surgery. IS =.
Natsons Practice, - r.
Hobiyns Dictiolary, Il "a. & 8
Received this day and for sale by
mch22 Nj. W wnsTcoTT
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Frensh md AnssicaA Y0wMA EmtpafAnrsa DetA Msunn-
ing Geont Qsa lnssss skAa &Dnrl 49, TrsaeA
1ofset& - 1bts, Supporter, and variety q -
Ho1teoa ionl-d1y
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards, we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From HARRISBURG
where will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock to
New York-Jvia Allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
EN0CH LEWIS, Gen'l Superintendent Altoona
Pa.
L. L. HOUPr, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
II. II. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila
delphia jsnll
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-20
Baltimore & Ohio r. r.

OFTIcn BALI & OHIo RAILROAD Co., =,
Wheeling Station, Aug.s. 1853
ON and after Monday night, tho 10th of Au gust
~ the assenger trains will be run by the fol,
lowing schedule:
EXPRESS TRAIN.