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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30
Special Notices.
o. AC FIR v,

I EARNESTLY caution all young men suffering
J. from Nervous Debility, dc., against endangering
their health by patronzing any OF the advOttisinP
QnActs You caI fully recover BY the methods used
y the advertiser and by hundreds Of others and in
no other way. Read letter which will send you Il
yeu VIII send me pest paid envelope hearing your
address. Direct to EDWARD h. TRAVER,
de1dAWGm Lock Bex, Boston, Mass.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30
CHANCE OF TlME
Dayton and Michigan Rnllroad.
SanduSky, Dayton and CIncIn,s,, !, !,


~ & @ Gssa;..u.,.'
| ~ ana after November 10, lHgy 49,, -
~ VTNHe, VnyuSe, PASSENGER anu lfeiRht fri phii iLnhe
- iVN, gvinH north, as follows, h vii leaYs
R.1n A. M through FREIGHT ans a
Ss1V WIN ssssngsr Car attached n11odauop
I(lRll =. NJ mai tram Tor sprinoe.,,
SahwssyV uIDAna, bellaOnlane, Fetoaeai Colulnbbs
Ion,on "a dSSuihveyng Al spnnEfeld u53 Oyae ala
M AZ Irh Sviuhnp puss arriving Ia tolr,h lfaln ia
r. ~, ~ oIpahA WIN train Tor Gus at s,f -
Es, eau on fiitspurg ~ Way ne CbicA ~ Forest VIZ
a,s,, w " IN Crestline AZ 6,46 m y n H. po,r
n II gniir ~ Slyue Sy Win Tram on GleysI Flttsbnrp IA
Dunl{4S hsal' arriving W CleveiHnI and Toieao
West ar,i ~ soo n ana buhlo at ssi ~ $40 b Ip
M CRca,a ~ ~ holeuo a. lzilU m ~, n, tIoipl
40 ~ A. 'S'So Ns = ~, and Sandus ~ Yit at 0l6
O.I ami ~ ifs mfisnt h4pfess ioF isnilsss = 20 p m.
iran unin t, tne,elonalhe, eonneesibe fnsid, Ufhana
nVsu' afflfihki Ofsstlne AZ Z. y ~ ne Anu Ub.i' .i'n
s5s 1olns Meet, with 1ratrnrr, w bury a ~ q
% SS I,l, ia, Hhd chicago Ht lU:fb n ~ ~ IT. Ws,,V
Ssa ~ 1peiad ana Toledo H. r. de WITH fs,a
reacI' Dhalik ~ 4;vU m ana h,,,,f ~ Cleveland =,
~ ~ 1sn p ~ g,sAk{ Al Tao a in N'o a. $50 IA -,
I.tlh 4 ~, Hunfsyille Ae,,ot. -
reaelny sy w on Ariiyai OF Issir suAton, eavip,
Wast opIlngheld at 500 a h. i.n from OinrInnats
and n,2 az ll;2S m, Bslls, nhs a. l0.is n ,,'
"uH ~ huntsville at I2:tgR m eiohiaiuo NJ il.5I ~
West, car H. bali .,ine .ine TO Hti pUints NJ,
SAMiI " ~ ~ 'ae Ileket OHIO, IN ~ ~ hAst ana
IS-Far.' "; ZINC, Ticket Aqsnf "a the OnIUn Delo
FoyinfeMN MNays as low as ii5y sns "a.
Route sppIy ~ Jh ~ IeiAuYe 10 shpn,ns ~ route.
MAHskY Sse as,ne Votapanys Rrs1s,t Ieghi by this
NJ g 6taiS, Gen. Tokhs, RIoL, sapsTiIIssssS., b.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30

Day We tayea new lot of Wall Paper at
the tollo"lng prices Browns at 10 cents
White Blanks at 10 and 90, FIRST quality Sat
ins at % cents, at Rickeys Book Store.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30

Wanted to Rent-a comfortable dwelling
with SIX toeigh, rooms The western part
Of the city, north oI Fourth St, preferred. =
Enquire nt this office df
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30
@uslc.'
STRING MUSIC.

- = - - - - - - N~(s
II AN prepareA to urnlsh RarinR Muse fer balla,
parties, &e., at she lowest Peasibls rates HaVinR
played With FRET Rarchild during the lasl sann m
tesl eenAdent thai oan satisfy all his cid custom
ers eIn tnember sf the RegimeatAl Hand, and
Gan fuFRWh any number ef pieces fer string band.
All eISisfo Ieh WITH ChAFles Theobad eernsf Third
and ysssrsoa streets, under HsStsn Hal, Will be
deItdIm DANIEL =. BAKER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30
OrysOn' 1enia and COlumbD, p.,,-.

yII4REE - = EsseasnH7
y tIoEsi. fto ibaSIss basIs.E East, e vIs ooIn5a. Go
Ea.I hiss as daily Trans ESst Az hasierL .Ites
and Ngh. Express sIsss5s Il 50 gsVl0s r the
. STB only xsn and fss5d.II hsss s4nIs sI...
6olunIs At al way station. 5essS% "a
SssloR Srsss ssi ooi sai express aoco,
F'STrs Srs,ssax ~ y. m. and Oineinnat d IsS ~
''5 tSsa bsytSa is @S cue .rmlpu,a,.
calling % s. w. KiS1a Gs2 Ss had for an Eas,,, o
- - W. KOODWa III -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30
Illinois Central RalIrooo
4@ AL 9a !

Hub .w ~ ON -. = ~ ~ " -
1lN and an. .,'aiA UhANsE OF TINE
~ IsSye stioon% tss%ss5 sSS g 1881 Pa.snse
Going North, hihAxE i.io J NATION. as 'OlioTi'
s0'ng south, $50 : m ~ anS ana !iiioo , m.
Soing SSoiing North, 500 M spd dd5sA. slsh
nSiy So1th, Il:s0 a N AMI dso -, pm.
". r. JOHNSON, Gsn o'as m. luu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30
BAltImOr and ohio ss. Raiiss@ 4ss. q

Aiae1R AL H1saaasa, rS'.''. e. z
asion SSdfiSEAa sad S.lt,hdssoe 70 -Tsr@ipss.. ~
points n s the Wss sssmers~ ~ss s At which place
TsI, ssTii Tim; foI III sss s1a SoISyss nom "
Leave I,al,ilhe the only route TO wsssern waIern Cities.
and slS nj oD uS5ss =, tSo go and iSSo o!y Va
aSa Lssss ssS and 40 ana os, SS'
totsi1 So tSSi5dsys so yss and M aud $50
Inquire "a 1'sh aadfAre as low ss a. charge o ss
Of the PraepS f Rs1tnoTs SHd ~ 3hs e5hSs route
W. st H. sULIIVAJE1 X E1teees fsss in ths Westt'
wRsMrrE X aasiosIL SioL S Cen TlStssiss'ssr ssiss'srA As'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30
@e0lcaI.
CINCINNATI Q VENERRAL HOSPITAL
Establishsd ia ths Year Isso,

FOB THE oURR or PRIVATE BIsRAsRs.
And undsr the eontssl sf tive Of he nest Eminent
Physicians II the WsTld,
nR. u. BohAPARTn, ffsm Londen and Par.
II HesPitais And for the past ten years or ths ON.
eisnah xsneEeAl HSspttal, and Dr. K. !. REYHOLDS.
where a Nsrmanent cure Of PnVatS DISsssss ~, Ky
chained, without the use of mercury Sr change sf
diet Generrhosa cured IN Ste a. hours olost cured
In ste 10 daVsi Structures cured In 10 weeks; Noe
turnA Emissions stopped in q to . DAYS; sem1nsI
weakness sursd In fOb vseSs; syphnisin ~ nJ,ros
y stages cured IL days SEQ 'ndITy sym ptsns il
potency, Vgor restored N to Esoks IIfdissasss
st private nature treated with unparalleled success
Dr. RsAAparts's great usrk sn nE.ysa, ai..s... Al.
Private Guide 70 Health 10 beHonoa 10 all r.Sls snJ
female, old and ysung, should read this beck It vii
cents, aentby mail. %
Dr. RsnApsrts'l French Pstsat Nal. saS.a 7, 4,
stisesy ssie' saa neyer iAs = - sahsiAcdSs. Ills
Price 81 the French Patent Male safe, 81 he slnda
sls y PEI asif dssSs " ger dessa, sent ky mail
baGiS diseases Ladies' shSul1 hst usS tSem dans.
T'SSsI ssS q asI ~ sS.ssS. %siso.5a5. Pnss
Sra Has. ns nsa !. ssssul, sA.y a.. IN.
kihEs 81 yshersal disease. Ald tks eniy ~
TsefiIe Aenthly fsperls frsn ne slf Wsril: theT
aass ssss q. ss Z, ssaEy q yssL =
s.s Y ssssh ~ grsess shIsSsh lslE eaTssT 81
AZ, aad kavar 4 ssnS, . rsai Ca,
suhesing 81 hunaat they aelsFusin II saleet -
System - iae peIheuar slads, aad ts ss.
sAaes Of theseiupoFAat tuaosions NSStters vii h.
ttsa aales, heI ssntalna FemltlAass or pest.
Dfs. BoNLPARTR q IKYNoLps.
- a sss,sss' between Fihh slzth east
sNss hsd's SI.H. SeRM. ~
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Sblrts.
RotEIs.
UNITEDSTATESHOTEI

BEACH STREET. BOSTON.
lpreeuy opposite the Boston Worcester Railroad
Dspot)
EINhk underlgned, who has beea connected with II.
Amsrican House, IN this citysIgS ever nins years
term Of years. and pledges hina elf 70 ha snds snd
ne puehe 70 use hs utmost efforts 70 sustain the rep
u,auon OF the UNITED STATES HOTEL, a. q arii.
eiAss Gus. mouse The public may rely upon hndinR Il
shls houss all the appliances and comforts OF ffsi-
Price, A. hsrstsisTs, Tive Dollars per day.
sssaam FRANK Y PRATT.
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D2-Going rapidy-Rickeys Wall Paper.
Drop in
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30

Ioiao aoftra ora = dHiaagR
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-30

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tl.aTtNI. s.s.rs.t. t.r....f LID. i
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25
News Isess.

We notice by the Rock Island Union
Of Saturday that the efficient aad salssted
editor Of that paper. daily and weekly,
n. 8. Barnes, viii shortly take the Geld
as Colonel of the 140th Illinois regiment
for the one hundred day service. The
Daily win be discontinued during his alb
seuce, but he will continue the Weekly
Union. editing from the army. We shall
miss the always welcome visits Of the
Daily, which We priced highly. We ex-
pect 70 see vigorous elbows" made By
our military cosfrsrs with both the pen
and the sword. Success to you, Colonel.
The Davenport Denocrat Of Satur.
day says: Three companies Of HUNDRED
day men arrived on the Western train
last evening. One company Of 20 men,
Capt. E. H. Havens, was from Keokuk
county; the s'Student's" Company, SO
men, Capt. Borland, from Iowa City,
and company Of hundred men from Polk
and Boone counties, Capt. Hopkins COM
handing.
The attempt to raise company Of han
dred day men in Iowa county hes failed
Some men were recruited. bat upon failure
to complete the company in that county,
they Joined the Iowa City company. We
CLEAN from the Valley {MareDgo) Review
We are sorry Of this. Tha. county bear.
ing the name Of the State should emulate
the States earnest patriotism and prompt.
ness heretofore, and b an example worthy
Of imitation for other counties nov.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

TRAGIc.-In the lower part Of town
there dwelt previous to yesterday morn
ing . very mean. cross, ill-natursd dorg.
A mean purp, nasty cur was be, sadly I'd.
dicted to biting people, and all SORTS
OF vicious proceedings beneath the digni-
ty of any dorg having the least particle Of
seli-respeet for himself or regard for the
feelings of others. >He had many warn.
ings to mend his evil ways. Men whose
trousaloons he had torn, women whose
incest skirts he had marred with his teeth.
boys, of whose calves be had tasted-had
all threatened his life by clubs, guns,
stones, hot water and brickbats; still purp
wouldn't do Better. But he got used MP,
nipped out. Aabbsrgasted and morally
sockdolagered yesterday, and the way d
1t was this: Fine young man, friend 81
ours. Had . gun. Load in it. Load
of shot. Dog came along. Bit youna
mans little brother. Fine young man
got mad. Raised his gun. Took aim
Fired. Purp gave one yell and kerflum
mixed. Shot went clean through him
Didn't stop neither. Went on. One
shot struck rock. Glanced. Turned
round a corner. Woman standing there
Shot struck woman in the check. Wa,
pretty we'll spent. Lodged under ID,
skin and stopped. No harm done. Wo
man hated purp. Glad he was killed
Would be willing, almost, to be shot apair
if it would kill purp any dsader.
P. s. Don't know whether dore diet
or mot. Suppose he did. Poor Purpi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25
O'NEll AND GARDzER's NIxsrRrls.-

OHM AND GARDsKR's NIHsTRrLs.-
The entertainment 1t tho Atheneum last
evening. BY this talented troupe, was
emphalicAlly "a good thing The au-
dience was large and all seemed to enjoy
the performances hugely. The parts Of
each act we're wcil sustained, and it were
invidious to make distinctions where
oil succeeded SO admirably. Want Of
space forbids our noticing the perform
ance Is We would wish. But ws cay 10
oil, 60 tonight and So aud ksaf thsn,
and the hsmos, Wis melody I'D arsissis
skill Of this conbinafioa & saar actions
viii pey 1ss snply tof daiag =,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

Fen Ruslxsereu, Kstz.slUas, NV
BosrsN, MUsuAa1nE, Roc1 IsLAnD AsD
DAvE HPoRr.-The steamer City Of
Keithsburg, Capt Chs. Monisoas viii
leave Fort Madison this morning on the
arrival Of the cars from Keokat, pakips
oputection With the railroads ior IN of tie
above points, and 1t Davenp port with daily
line yef stea.srs fer Dpbuqua. aTfAil
leaves Keokuk ct 7:15.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

SAlufAroaY.--When, il the course ofhu- |
man events. an unsOphisticated juvenile
arrives for The 6rss time It the diSsisy |
afa Lasal Editorship, proper resArd for
The good opinion Of the public. = veil =
tAs eradication of his own pheslings, ~
quirss sAas he shssh sAks n isksoduc-
tory bow to the Aforesaid public. Hence,
cons We sptD thee this 1osntlg q.
gentle reader, smiling our sweetest smile,
bowling or most prsfoqndeas boz, aisisg
to each : hearty greeting,> anxious to
make good impssssies, hoping hat you
will think - we'll Of ~ asws do Of our.
sslf, and shat oar oontinnsa aoqaainiaacs
may prove mutually Satisfactory and agrsss
able. .<ase Al assist
And now, do you ask who "we'' are.
Pshawl Why do you ask? One dis.
likes to talk about himself. AT least
we do. And thea We have an impress
sion, which We will say nothing about
however, that the question is slightly i'm
pertinent Nevertheless Ne will answer
to the best Of our knowledge and belief.
Know -. then, oh inquiring friends, that
wo are the SON Of our parents, who, We
have been credibly informed, we're the
offspring of our grand parents We are
the greatly looked.up. to brother Of quite I
number of brothers aud sisters who art
seeking distinction aud their daily bread
in various ways. We are the admired
nephew of Aunt Jane and several othe
uncles and cousins. and are the idol Of ..
extensive circle Of friends, masculine snt
feminine, of whom We are happy to -,
the greater part are feminine. We wer'
born in = log cabin, 10 an adjoining eoun
tyat an early period Of our history an,
that Of the State. Wehave an indistinct re
membrance Of once being rather small, bu
by taking vigorously to the wholesale con
sumption Of tactical, animal and vegetabl
food, We survived scarlet fever, mump.
measles, smallpox and that renarkabl
precocity which mother was always afrai,
would kill US, and have reached our pres
emit enormous stature and the Editoiis
Sanctum. for all Of which We are trul
thankful.
For the rest, reader, We cannot grstif
your curiosity. Of our personal appear
ance, Of the color of our hair and eyes
Of the size of our feet. and o. to whethe
We are FIVE feet nine or nine feet Eve
although Of course you are anxious /
know, you viii have to remain 10 igno
rance. Let it suffice, that our able an
efficient predecessor has dropped the pc
for the sword, has Quilted the sanctau
for the tented field, and TO US has hlle
the duty Of laboring to Eli the positio
for which for him TO gil was no labor.
May the duty be pleasant one to u,
and the results satisfactory to you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

~ Here is 40 item from one Of our
exchanges which we republish because il
contains much truth: Few parents like
to be told Of the faults Of . child. The
reason is obvious. All faults are either
hereditary or educational, and in either
case to point . finger 1t the child, l., in
directly, 70 reprovs the parent"
That may be oil very trps in one sense.
but let Il be remembered that most chill.
dren receive more Of the educatiob. which
influences their eoadaet and their u,so.
sess, in the streets, and from their i'm.
mediate assosistes, than they do from
their parents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

nSeu ss1h Isss - =. q - -
X. ~ e-ds 3 - = 80 -
81 as.! =. lll J. "a =. - i
ta1sr - .xa1as III bssa .no3zad co.. LII I
19 al ,. IA 1...!. a ~ sees - II
49,. "a . s.ss' ss -, E'sssrsl. 49, = n
49,. 4! w. III 600 - ~ ~
80, ~. .1.,.s1... NJ esrrs.f -
ID. go. A as;s1 $3.50 " - -
1870 - = sees1sessa - - - aad
sndsF - = 60 . - = : q 8 = y
= snssr = - = : s'.'e''p
| uo1 % No. 800 49, !" y. = - =
q sosss q As0oaa' .1s ~ ?.
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go one hsn1ed dos annsa'y, - = - os''e'
ssafeana - a..4 u ssxs4.S.5a "a zssss9
NAis psyssss On IL arss says o - -
tsYsf u sseh yen - osenhsea n 8
payshss = tsoss dsiss, - - sns = -
- 10 AohaF 1880 - pDse - AA
sensss ~ fsessss asess % %
nand = tAsy nAy pssSss kssssFsa besAs srs rsesrs
- % IL besss - - =. s1ssesS' - Can - 49,
srrsd csiy 9. TIE cye~s ~dsr Coupon pnsds - ~
aDie 70 bearer, am sre norr eopsenssns 'of
i - ia a5sHssa .sssass 4alB 10 zlaaa 4a- ,stg
81 ksssessse Bonds wh - issued Of the denom'ns1'"
y ofnny Dcuan CO. One hundred Dollars ssassh Nv
Hsedrsd Doi'sss tsssst - os1s - WV.
i've thousand Doaiars SsoOo), and Ten Ihoaaaad y
64H0uuinaf}Dn2
= Ftss nsaaAn ss0t Dc Asnefsa bsiiss eaose nv
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= (oAe t.asaa Aas ssass as
~ ssnsncs 70 ms loan VIZ have tbs opuos 81 hs1n
mss ns~ ~es' Won 1890 - y. p-JHs =
scrrned interest IN eoas-S< - sa''sa slss n''s'
the nof~ o. tbs National Banks. aading nhy per cent
= Os ps"am'l OF reces'e sse" "s wing in'e' ~" =
:, dAse q subscription and deposit
As1ss s'sSs 40 sse@p' 'r'@ ns~"p
AxAsson their value inefeassa rom one 70 '''s~ p
: oenl - snan' " 'ss ''@' "
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- ~
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ability q private parties OF uock cufnpenes VI wv
| a. ...a-x - $1,000, -h,r. Ia 4
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Nev Ysrk saarAss.

s94 New XoT8 mosAoes - H@xI
~ telegraph NEw fosx. Nay ~
Cossop-Aboss 9 = sssssr = Sc = .s41ing up
Iands and sc for low miAdffnk.
Eoa-- 4 shsds 6rner !. ase7 q bs .r. ssts
Z 5SGs 70 NJ extrs r. H. o. ard sbS6 70 For fFsds
brands the market ciossx Asm.
Whisky-Lorer II 1 - for State. AAa 2 Tor Wei
whsss-2 ID x higher, s7d1 s. FOR Chicago spring
GDel a. for Mil. Club; 66t@l ~ 1or Winter I'D
western. fE. rs,
Oorn-Ruics quiet II n for inferior new mixed
oss-pun at ss@s0 fss Western =
Rye-Duii.
Codse-Dull ard prices noninally unrhanoed
Saenr-Lttie hrmsrs AnscovedD ~ olSc CntAsd -
Havana 1s14c s
MplAseex-Dull.
p<truseum--fru; Crude 38D3ec, and Refined tn Apa<
6l141a7r; u Free 6si406Q
Rmk-Active and kFmer. 0a1ea u y - for ueas
a IL m old aaees 30 o0S3D 50 6br new Do. eossAg
fgmer rate 3 so1A M for old ard 80 psins, ~
| a 90 for prime mess
RscQn SiAes-Dull md nominal.
LArd-0psaesi sinil II l33<Ml4l4c.
Butfer-Yirmer At 2S63Sc for Ohio, and S5t1421 =
/ fair 70 choice yellow In nrkins-
| chsse-Qsocsd II i2Dlshe. -. sf--ssAs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25

EvEAesEss4-Ps wishing 70
purchase sS1Es Very Hhs e7ergrssns are
invited to call and sxamins our stock
af,teS1ited. VITA sE4aaIs Ai1A
Depot as the old post. Office stand On
johnson street. +. FEasasA. Co a
May &c It.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-25
PRoDUCk, Paevlsaoss. Re.
e>,...s.a - navpaaa = = p..nres 49,


csrrsessa ~ eAvveae . -. fssasse Dsalen.
rIosa-sup~Ass, - % = w. Spring xxn.. = IL
Fall Extra 90 70 20 Rep -
wRRAr-SpFing. 81 20 70 IL 1an, ! - . bush.
Coax N8AL-e1 Is = 100 -.
DAAS-t1 90 p 100 n.
Ccsx-New %. old Csc p bushal
BIEI 90 p bush.
OArs.-6sc = bnsh.
6kxkN APr1xs-o0c<1Q %.
PoaAfoGs-756700c.
Bvrrsa--common, 1sc; Choice. lsc-
EGGs-1lc.
cH1oxEs- g 3,very scarce.
LAkD-l31<@lSc
SaDuLpKns-10c p D.
SHuRs-13c = D.
H.ns-l4c y b.; Sugar Cured do, Ice.
waIsI nnAxs-Common 70 Good, y 'toe2 %, Hrtns
Navy - 8942 70
TAILow-e1<c
: DssswAx-tlc.
a.I-l!.e.sy, - ooeaa ~ hsl.d. "a 80; Pr.iri..
HnEs-Dsy HIN, isc, Dry salsed Isc; 0rubby, hail
psices Green, =; Green Gheep Pcits, rs TO - 90.
eEsDs-Timothy. ~ %. Pax, - = " ~ Hunsaxian
o. Co.
Bln CAss1s-s4 %, 70 - % Ro.- Al
eAnr-ee 90 70 = - = IL, gFua-
third %; Fins YIsees - . 6 Ms1an d, IS to o.
Far Hces-es % % - 70 nett
YBAsHns-lS 10 ~.
BAas-6aslaps, Soc
elns3s 9unniss, sls double d. ~
eean1e1B, : besA- Soc 70 90.
Hesr, n bbi., IS 70 -
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out to Cairo. The lower Missyqi s6h Oko tirSSs -
atBOo boating STAGE Also the Tennessee C1nberlsa
and other navtyable tributaries Of the Ohio. s
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mouth and bank full.
The Upper ssissppi IL falling from st. rkul down
With irct in the eaanel Rnnl fo9r knd haif
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loH K60knk there b feet II the chnnue3
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TIME ExrEHDED.-By an advertise
mens elsewhere, il wiz b heen that tbs
time for recruiting for our hundred day
volunteers is extended to the 10th o.
June. and Davenport il 'dassg a. ths
general rendezvous for this District II
we'll as the rest Of the State, 6vy
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COL0ArEU HONEY SCAR.
This celebrated Tellss ssap, In such univer.l
demand. Il naAs ftsa tAs eA0scess nAsrstala, +
0ilass4e00slsns u IL nAGsre. 9eagra0ely
scsassa. Ard srtrsnsly Nsaeficial In its srtioa
800 tbs ska. FOR sAis By al Druggists and Fancy
0cods Dealers ! jazDeayAAw.
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f@.gg19g.- E-~5sSS II IsI@ L94ss
@ Yesterday was cool and pleasant,
ismSfked and refreshing contrast with
the character of the weather and the
street Discomfort With which Providence
and the absence Of the perseverance,
man. have favored a. for the last week
or two.
Orr In THE COUNTRY. Yes. we've
been, ye local, in order to give fresh cir
to his lungs, elasticity to his spirits,
vigor 70 HE liobs, the Tnddy glow Of
health to cheeks sone.hat faded, and
prepare himself physically and mentally
with new strength for his assumption Of
the quill and the editorial pronoun. gather.
Cd himself up, without much ceremony, q
few mornings ago. and broke for the
nearest railroad depot, made it 10 time to
get seat in one of the cars Of the X,
Fl. D. NJ. 4 M. Rail Road, and drove on
Stopped in Keosauqua, saw our friend
Msyne. Of the Republican. He looks
cool. we'll, jolly, gay and festive. Long
may he and his excellent paper wave
Then We started for the country, and We
wasn't long getting there, and il natter
not Of all that We done while there. How
We hunted, and ran, and walked, and
rode, and laughed. and hov hugely W
enjoyed ourseif generally, but " done
it for one glorious week, and leaving. il
We returned to the dusty city. blessing
10 the spirit of Ssncho Panxa "ths mar
who invented the coansry."
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The New CALL FOR TRoors. The {

The NEW CALL FOR TRooPs. The or
der of the President of the United States
calls for 800, 1000 men, less the amount
raised by volunteering and credited to
the States under the last call for threa
hundred thousand. This is equivalent
to a new call for 100000 and the dis
tricts and sub districts that have furnish
ed the requisite number under the cali
for 10000 Will only have to furnish
their quota OF the 100000 call. There
is no longer a question about the cert
taiuty Of draft this time; the only quest
| ton is as to the number TO be obtained
by this mode. Every volunteer decreases
that number by one. The large bounties
continue until the first Of March, aud now
is the time to volunteer or never. The
| President is determined TO make sure
work of the last remnant of the rebellion
The people fully appreciate the import
ance of energetically pushing the advan.
tage we now have over the rebels. They
are on the hip" and We Lave only Il
follow them up with increased vigor and
they will soon be on their backs. Fill
the ranks then, press on the columns, ane
let the glorious work be accomplished err
another new year dawns on our land.