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BuRNDok killed at the Ore 10 Duane street, on sssvr
cay january 10, GEorcR W BrRRDGE, aged 81 years. N
The relatives and friends or the family ana tho Nov,
no Fire Department, are respectfully invited 70 attend
we funeral from the Rev Dr. Cbaplns church. broad.
way On Tuesday, al twelve a..
c ING active and honorary members of Empire Engine
49,, 20 a. are requested 10 attend a special meet.
J" pe ned ~ TIE House OF the Exempt Engine Com
M sys wv (Aonday) evening, az eight clock
aa,,n =, ~ saturday January To- j tIFssv nEEvryr
M roi y, eeIinany, aged ~ years aud months
,i,si ara friends q tho family aro respectfully
4 - +" s'sno lue 'uheral from HE fate roslercc No
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~. WALTER SCOTT, NJ: D.
Professors T TlLbdAS cL LaFRP' N Y. p p
(E. @. GAUFFREAN Secretary.
For the treatment Of all diseases by the practice Of
siciaDs and surgeons.
Medical establishments In America and daily hronged
with patients from all parts Of the country,
What may almost incredible Is that many diseases
which have hitherto been incursble are fire.
vite the Investigations Of the liberal and scientific 10
cures which have no parallel IN any age.
II has fallen 10 province 10 treat some Of the most
fnghul diseases and comp Gated aades which have
The Institute s founded on the principles TRUTH Science
and Humanity and all who may visit us VIII oe honestly
and faithfully served
Gases treated BY mine heretofore.
Our interesting descriptive little work, entitled the "0old
Book sent free TO address, be had by calling
st the Office Other works press and viii shortly be
announced
i. WHAT THR PRESS SAY.
From the Daily Herald.
The new College devoted 70 szPOundns Electricity ~
From The Daily Tribune. .
Professors scot Bedford and Sheldon are gentlemen Of
From the Daily Times.
new school Of medicine has the most extensive practice in
From the Journal Of Commerce.
Tho remarkable cures effected At the New York Medical
Institute have awakened scientific interest In this country
From the Home Journal
Dr: Scott occupies . hattering prominence among The
From the Quarterly Review.
The practice OF Medcaed Electricity originated by
Dr. Scott Of which he 10 leading practitioner il
America silently eaectns revolution In the healing art
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

AoMhrps-IBohAs Sunday, January II, =. 50.
1eoTeee chapel, ~ Abe Rev Mr.. Reed RorERr MAvus
OF Gaetenbury, Conn. 10 ANNIE Tpcxss third darpf ter
d Edward Thomas, of this city.
HARTFORD and Bridgeport pagers please cory.
fnCHR-Cukns.- Hobusk<p, Thursday. Januauy
1t the residence Of the brides mother BY the
Bruce. Edwin L. PrcnfR 10 AVA H. eidest daughter n
the late W. III Curtis
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IIAyANA.-rHB sUBscRfBER BEos TO INFORM
Ill her friends and prisons Intending visit Cuba is
sesson hs. she ne, taken largo house and now pre-
Tend a, her continuance OF their pAtrorarc honjng "a
merit the personally attending 10 the comfort Of
nor guests The Amy Hotel situated ON nav and
Plaza dc sAp frane.co with nne airy apartments light
cd with gas att furnished VITA all con
vsnepces sitainasis ~ the place. MARY T. ALMy
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HirIh.

sHnIireI Aw- In Washington tily n G. a, ruerdav,
January II. the wife Of Capt X Shlingav Company
sixth regiment Invalid corpe aud late Of the scyenty.
ninth Biehlanders, or q son.
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown D. D. editor Of the Rneycso
pedia Of Religious knowledge. and Christian Chronicle

list church Al sg1sy
Dr. JAcKsoNDear SirI have bseu freouentlv reouesed
% connect my name with or deren kiuds
OF medcincs but regarding the appro
pirate sphere. have In all declined; With clear
proof IN various instances and partcuarIy IN my family %
tho usefulness OF Dr. ooand's depart
for once from my usual TO express my full
that for general debility 0! the gaen and especially fog
Liver Complaint II safe nd valuable prsphrss:os 10
70 fail; but usually doubt not n VIII b
very beneficial thoss Who suer from the above csnss
yours 's7 Essb Ss,w coa,s. Srs.
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no0yI.AHD's eEnnAH nrrrnns~
1 | || Hi I'LL
AND
DISEASES RESULTING PROM
DISORDERS OF TIE LIVER
AND DIoEsTIvs ORGANS.
ARE CURED By s
HooFLANDs
nooTLANDs
BooYLAND's
Hoo7LAND's
HooFLAND's
GERMAN BIrrERa
GERMAN sIrrERs.
GERMAN BIrrsRs.
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GERMAN BITrERs
GERMAN sIFTRRs.
GERMAN BIrrERs.
GERMAN BlrrERs. IA
GERMAN BIrrERs. s
r. GERMAN BIrrERs
GERMAN BITTERs.
GERMAN BirrERs
THE GREAT srRENarBESrse
roYIo.
rHEsR BrrrERs HAVE PERFORMED MORE cURaA
HAVE AND DO GIVE BETTER SATISFACTION.
HAVE MORE TESTIMONY.
HAvs MORE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE TO vouoH
FOR 'THRx
TEAM ANY OTHER ARTICLE IN THE MARKET
WE DEFY ANY ONE TO CONTRADICT THIS AssER-
TI0N,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
one that VI" sI produce no ssnass
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITrERs.
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
Diseases arising from ! disordered stomach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
RESULTING FROM DIsoRDRRs OF The DECISIVE
oRaANs.-
cos.pson Inward Piles Ealass' e Blood to ne asad
Ae'sy
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REMEMBER
THAT THIS BIrrERs Is
NOT ALCOHOLIC us
CONTAINS NO RUN OR WHISKY,
AND CAN'T MAKE DRuNKARDs,
sa BUT
Is THE BEST TONIC
IN THE WORLD.
READ WHO SAYS so.-
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Ssd 81 ESGs0u' knowledge and ohr''n oAr0o'es
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(rrom Rev Jos H. Ksnnard pastor Of the Teah Bsp
Dr. JAcrsor-Dear sri Ssrs Ssen frequently requested
PIRATE ,pnsrs a..s in =: w
SO ussinness o. Dr. SIcodsnss GsrmaD si,sss asp.s
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From Rev. Warren Eandolps. Of Baps, Church.
m q n s.cr.o. ossrs = s,u., Ps =; , ,,.
se'es mo 70 .ay that rcgsrs s German Mues PREPARED
ana sssi!y sen .r.sas sssss..s ! y
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From Rev. > r. roin;s R.:s. sddLs Church.
Iiser II my family fequsnly prepared say thai
s's sssg q ss & !. ~ e, .. :cs &
valushls remedy o. which hare any inO"sdse Yours
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IMPORTANT TO UNDERTAKRRs.
/ NATURES EMBALMER. PURE COLD AIR.
WILSON'S PAIENI AIR CIRCULATING

takers, undoubtedly the best in the world.
They are upon IN entirely principle and
occupy but -four inches more than ordinary CONN.,
The body Is kept dry and the clothing put
The preservation accomplished By Of in
such exclude all moisture and outside
from the body chLber while the features be at all
nersr.ng WIG the workng o. ne prcscrve
OF last thirty days With average consumption
Of thirty pounds OF Ice day.
the only preerver in which the dead can be preserved
unalered for shc!cut length Of time during the hot
months to enable friends from distance to gather for the
funeral.
No nndersler should be without them They save time
trouble and expense. bly,
Underwriters invited 10 Call al our wnreroom,
NO. al FOURTH AVENUE, a..e
1870 $50 = WILSON 4 GRANT.
Every fIl
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EANNEL COAL SIS PER TON. 4f
~ $50 TONS ENGLISH CAMEL COAL,
Landing ct foot of Fourteenth street. East river.
For sale by
WILLIAMS 4 GUION,
II Wall street.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

tiously recommend to those suffering from a
distressing cough, DR.. Strickland's Mellifu-
Gus Cough Balsam. 1t gives relief almost
instantaneously, and is withsl not disagree
able to the taste. There is no doubt but the
Melif1ous Cough Balsam is one of the best
preparations in use, and is all that its pro
prietor claims for it, We have tried it dur
ing the past week, and found relief from q
most distressing cough. 1t is prepared by
DR.. Strickland, No. East Fourth street.
Cincinnati, O., and for sale by Druggists at
80 cents per bottle.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

RooFING.-Messrs. Washburn and
Schworm are putting new kind of
roof on the new block they fare
building on Front st.. It is known as
"Ottacault's Patent Metallic Roof"
The material is heavy sheet iron COW
cred with a composition more durable
than common paint and not easily eff.
fected by either heat or cold. 1t dis.
charges water perfectly and is fire.
proof. 1t costs about $22 per sqnare,
put on.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

Grasshoppers are committing depre-
dations in various parts of the uorth-
ern porti on of the State.
Crops on the "Slope," particularly
corn. are very promising.
A high wind on Saturday blew
down the College Building at Wash.
ington, Washington CO.
The bodies of Col. Borooks, OF
Fairfield, and pr. Stoddard, Of Eddy
Vile, who fell in the recent battle
west OF Helena, reached home by Elk.
press on Wednesday of last week.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

The Western Stage Company are
about starting daily line of coaches
from Ottumwa to Centerville by way
of Blakesburg, connecting there
with the great through daily line
through the Southern Tier of Counties
to Plattsmouth and Fort Kearney.-
This arrangement will be likely TO be
permanent and will be good one
both for the Company and the Public.
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CARD TO THE SUBSCRIBING

- Swallow two or three hogshesds of "Buchu )"
Tonic Bitters," "Sarsaparrilla," "Nervous Anti
dotes &C.. DC, and after you satisfied with the
result, then try one box of Old DocToR BUcHA MS
ESGLnH SPECIFIC PILLs-and be restored to health
and yigor In less than thirty days. They purely
Vegetable, pleasant TO take prompt and salu tary In
their effects On the eken-down and shattered
stltution. Old and young can take them With ad-
vantage. Imported and sold In the United States
only BY JAS. 8. BUTLER,
No. 427 Bro dwayi New York.
~ Agent for the United States.
P.S-A box Of the Pills, securely packed, will be
mailed to any address on receipt Of price, which
is One Dollar, post paid-m6ney refunded by the
Agent II entire SATISFACTION Ia not given.
July 81, 1S64-1S-16 3m
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SPEcHL ND7IcES.
CHEROKEE CURE.-"T II A

CHEROKEE CURE.-.eT II A rs
OwHAr's THE MATrER,"-"I can't work." 81 hate
to rise In the morning" My eye sight is failing."
NY memory is going" "I can't fix my mind on
anything" Have you been using opium "No."
Then take regular doses Of the Cherokee Cure, and
follow the directions that accompany It. II these
Ills have been the result Of your selfndulgence,
IN violation Of natures laws, and made you dread
marriage, or If they from In
ture own path, the Cherokee Cure will cure you
Ii Will restore vigor, stop these nightly emissions
rent you for practical life, and once more make a
man Of you, save you from blindness and, perhaps,
ultimate idiocy. Read the Advertisement. Call for
Cherokee Cure. Take no other medicine until you
have tried this. Sold by all druggists. Uuy2S-m
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PRISONERS CAMP NEAR Tyler, Texas,
June 10. 1854.
M. j. Williams, ESQ., am here pris
oner, and in excellent health. Enclosed l
send you list of officers and men Of com
panies B, E, and II. The list of these com.
panies give simply the names of those who
are here present with me- We say nothing
of those killed, wounded or missing, as wha,
information we have is liable to error, and
doubtless the news in regard to them has
already reached you from far more reliable
sources. Ny opinion is we shall be exchang-
cd SO as to reach our lines in August.
Yours &c. A. II. HAMILTON.
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EDITOR OF COURIER

DEAR SIR.--with your permission wish to say to
the readers of your paper that will send, by return
mail TO an who vish ree) Recipe wi tn full d.
Balm, that will effectualy remove, in ten days Pin
pies, Blotches Tan, Preckles, and all Impurities of
beautiful.
win also mail free to those having Bald Hea or
Bare faces simple directions and inform that
will enable them to start full growth OF luxuriant
Hair, Wbiskers, or Moustache, In less than thirty
days. AL applications answered by return mail
without charge Respectfully yours,
THOS. r. CHAPMAN Chemist,
July 81, '64-3m S31 Broadway New York.
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Orders have been issued directing all
prisoners who have taken the oath. of alle-
glance and are remaining at Point Lookout,
to be sent immediately to the Northern
States.
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SATIsFIED.-Many housewives who have
been using Soda fer years have become sat-
isfled that DeLand & Co.'s Chemical Sale.
rotus is better for all purposes than soda,
and therefore cannot be induced to use Soda
or any other brand of Saleratus.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

Mr.. V. Mendell, of the Iowa Pa
triot, having faithfully served his
three years in the Iowa eth, has re-
turned home. We had the pleasure
of call from him one day last week.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

The Pooh MANS FRIRND-why because
at trifling expense he can be permanently
cured Of Catarrh by the use of DR.. H. B
Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Ordinary
cases cured by one bottle-never known over
three bottles to be required in the most OBJ.
stinate cases.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

Itappears that Morgan has carried out
his threat to shave the heads of prisoners
taken in Kentucky. A Lieutenant capt
ured at Mt. Sterling, was duly shaved, in
retaliation for the tonsorial operations upon
Morgan and bis staff.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

NEARLY KILLED.-Mr. Ivy Mendenhal,
while working on the new bridge over
Soap Greek, on the Drakesvillc road on last
Tuesday. fell the distance of about Is feet
striking his head on stick of timber, and
injuriug him so severely that he was taken
up for dead. He revived, however, and is
expected to recover. n
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OYSPEPoTA CAN BE CIJRED
GAVE YOUR LIFE.--Dyspepsia,

Erysipelas, Kidney Complaint, Sick and Neryous
Headache, Neuralgia, Gravel, letter, Barbers Itch
and Badness. A Treatise on the above Diseases
With their speedy and permanent cnre sent free TO
any address. Address B. O. UPHAM, No. 70 South
Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. -
Feb. IS, sS646m-49.16 -
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IoB OREAh.-Mrs. Boulton will be happy
to supply this luxury to those favoring hel
with a call at rooms over the Bakery, oppo
site the Bank, Front street. 1915 If
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Prot. Lyman, we understand, has consen
ted to repeat his Rotations this Thursday,
Evening at the Court House. He is an &C
complished EiocutioDist.
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FIRE.-There vas an alarm Of fire on
Friday night, just before dark. The bells
rung and the citizens turned out in large
numbers. 1t was ascertained that the fire
was at A Baldwin's Carriage Mandatory.
1t took in the Engine rom, no one being
in the building at the tirne' 1t wa1 short
ly put out without doing much Damage
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

We are happy to see George w.
Backus again here at his pest as
Agent of the 3. & M. Railroad.
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FoR sAlE.

A House and Lot In fine location at the corner
Of College and Second street and directly opposite
College Square. Inquire ~ this once fo1s
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THE FRENCH PREyENTIyE,

Nightly Emissions eaectualy prevented with
out the use OF me dcine by the use OF "The French
preventive" the greatest Invention Of the age
Price w. sent post-paidto all parts OF the country
address Dr. 8. CURTIS, Box 1881, Post once Phiia-
delphia, Pa. Circulars sent free.
Feb %, 1S64-49-15 6m kl
DYSPEPSIA CAN BE CURED.
Dyspepsia, no matter how long standing, yields
q once to ''UPHAA's DYSPEPSIA CURR" The effects
of this Remedy are truly magical Try II and be
convinced. Prize q beg; Sent gostpaid e any
delphia, Pa Circulars sent free. ''f
Feb Is, 1S64-49-15 6m
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he Is prepared to attend to all ca lie In his line.
Shop on corner Of Court and Second streets. he
side the Congregational church.
June .; 1664-2m $50 F T. HASLACH.
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MACADAMIzING.-F Street, be.
tween Market and Green streets, is
receiving new dress of stones.
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TLAIM AGENCY.
Soldiers

and the Widows and Heirs Of Soldiers,
notified that am acting as agent for procuring
Pensions, Bounties and other claims against the
Government. Charges Notwithstanding unless
claims allowed. NJ. J. WILLIAMS
Feb. 4, 1854 II 0ttumwa, Iowa
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no YOU WANT TO BE CUR

no YOU WANT TO BE CUR
Il ED DIR. BUUHAN's English Specific Pills
cure, in less than 80 days. the worst cases of Ner-
yousness, Impotency, Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness, Insanity. and all Urinary, Sexual and
Nervous Affections, no m after from what pro-
duced. Price, One Dollar per box. Sent post paid,
by mail on receipt Of an order One box will per-
feet the cure In most cases. Address
JAMES 3. BUTLER, Genr Agent,
July 81, 's4-Sm Aa1 broadway, New York.
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For sale.

One Of Singers Family Sewing Machines.
Enquire at this office.
Also Piano or Melodeon from the estab.
hshment Of J. Bauer & Co., Chicago.
ENQUIRE Ut this Office.
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viii please notice that buy every description OF
Produce. Remember the place, O. Fritx's old stand.
Ottumws. Iowa, May Is, lS6A-l0-lsu
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UNDERTAKEN,

The undersigned would inform the citisens OF OF
tumwa and vicinity that he Is now manufacturing
apd will keep constantly on hand COFFINS of ali
kinds and sizes. Having good
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Washington. April 80.
HOUSE.


Garfield introduced the resolution to
which Mr.. Abson Of Pennsylyania eb.
jected yesterday, in which he (Garfeld)
quoted In the preamble on the remarks
heretofore made BY Mr.. Blair Of Missouri,
70 the effect that Secretary Chsss In ma
king use OF the income from Abandoned
plantations in carrying out the programme
Of the Pomeroy circular &c. The rsso-
lakion was for an inquiry into the charges
made against the Treasury Department -
Il vas adopted.
THE Speaker announced the following
as 1 Committee Garfield, Wilson
Stuart, Fenson. Dawson. Jints and Steele
Of New York
Stevens Of Pennslvania reported from
the Committee of Ways and Mean,
some amendmeats 70 the army appropria.
tions. ssG
All free persons Of color Who have beer
Or may BE- nustered. into the military ser.
vies, shall, from the date d thsir sslist
ment, rssaivs the nme uaifoen, clothing
arms, eQuipn1nts, caap equipaee, fatiens
nsdienl aud hoapitals atsendapcs, ~
smoluments, snd bopsty - oshers a Is,
rsenlaf = yolsntspr foross of the like an
s The aaryice. and sll salist,aenn II b.
saGHlaF srn5 naE = fss the tern of thrst
he eNsaiag sssaios q he Horss ~
devotAd - spssshr sailing. Attsndano'
1srg alins uAAjosznsd.
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81

port i prsassosa - - nllss 81 forsi6ce..
liohs, NbtshsfA ssbsls soousiaes fuae.v-
nabls agniaGs ythis shsss Of Isl, ,O6o
MN. @ tn H Nnss97a@zfs <g44 8sss@A
|4Ths gunboss Esstport remained abo,t
70 nilss bslow Grind Escrr, and Two
Other gnhEolls tefe aground ou the faIIi
'jua 1bosA Akx2bdsja. !
Frnn Az address of Gen. Lee to bis
commsndpof ssvaIry ef Bsoks' army, i
wos'd appear that h had bsss supsr-
cedsd.
Three thosssnd rebel cavalry are repct.
q n the seighbofhood Of Clis,ou. n.
shove Pom Hudspn, and their insenti3p.
i = sssnissd. Z . lay vasss the plsoss-
tions worked BY YAnkees.
Aagrsdefs army, reported $4,000
strong. Is on the Gsadsloape, Colombo
and Brasos Rivers. Texas, With the ex.
ceptiou Of 5000 At Galveston.
The Bfo~nsvills (Texas) Journal, Of
April 10Th, has advices that the french
ere retrssting from the C.ty Of Mexico.
This b doubtless canard.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Halifax, April so.

Halifax, April 50.
The Europa from Liverpool 18Th and
Queenstown l7th arrived this morning
with three days later news.
The conference holds its first meeting
ia London tn. Goth.
Liverpool, April 16.-C Cotton bsoyant,
I to 4 higher.
Breadsta6s very dull.
Wheat declining.
Provisions dull. tending downwards.
Consols ! to &.
Latest, l7sh.-Garibaldi had mag.
ni6cent reception st the Crystal Palace
yesssrday. A dag Of Italy vas present.
ed to him, bearing the words, "Rone
and Venice"
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~ The loyal shareholders Of the

~ The loyal slaveholders Of th,
South are in favor Of emancipation, bu
the Copperheads Of the Moth are intense
II opposed to it. Andy johnson, Parsou
Brownlow. Reverdy johnson, John B.
Henderson and the leading Union men
of Arkansas and Louisiana are opposed to
slavery, and in favor of abolishing it in
order to save the Union. But the Cop
perhead leaders of the North are in favor
of preserving the institution as it was,
and denouace every movement Of the
Government affecting the interests of
rebel shareholders in their rights to their
human property, ~ destructive OF the
Constitution and the Union. The Union
men of the South, from Texas to Mary.
land, agree with the Administration in its
anti-slavery policy, while the Copperheads
of the North agree with the rebels. and
oppose the Union men of the South on
this subject.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-02
.gz. 1o.4:. MesRA1y u 1ee1 3 4 - I5ls

While Asaby and Gilnore do MOI, u III
amount to six hundred. Something in.
Pcrtant il expscts5 tsessS lose fssG Gn
Averill.
Burnsids visited Grant to-dsy on busi.
ness CONNECTED with his department.
RumoEs that Hooker has oodns On ftoul
the West ssd j. st Harper's Ferry, ar}
utterly unfpunded.
~ Especial 70 Herald,
Washington, April 80.
ChasA il still Abssnt. but it has been
ascertained that he has no intention Of
resigniag his portfolio, = least mot I'll ill
charges against him have been investi-
gated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-02
New York. April 80.

Y4 N New ork, Apni ~.
The steamer Yazoo arrived this FORE
noon from New Orleans. No news Of
importance.
A letter from Alexandria of tho 18th
says all quiet at Grand Ecore.
Everything i still around n, and We
hope when We are resdy for forward
movement again they will NOT be want
ing.
The same letter confirms the death Of
the rebel Gen. Green in . fght with the
gunboats.
The Red river il still falling; but rise
is expected shortly.
Gen. Stone and others Of BaDks' stat
had arrived, en- route for New Orleans.
The steamer Catswba from New York
with 900 troops, has arrived It New Or
leans.