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An "a b snId snr On. Ilnliar each


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What it represents, ami 4 Is optional with you 70
send one dollar snd recsVe the article named, or
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cents esch. FIVE CERTIFICATES VII be sent Tor 81
FIFyrE for q; TmHzF for s.; SIKrr-FEFz for SI0f
and OsE HUsDRED for Si5- By this mode We give
selections from varied stock Of me Goods, q ne
est make and latest styles and o. Intrinsic WORTH
al a uonninal price while al have chance Of seca-
ring articles Of the very highest value.
We guarantees entire asfislsction IN every Instances,
and II here should Be sny person dissatisfied WITH
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" return IT, and the price Will Be refunded.
AaENTs-We allow those acting a. Aqenlii Ten
Gents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount 70 One Dollar.
They win collect twenty-five cents for every Ger.
tscate and retaining 10 cents, remit 70 us u cents
for each.
So Address GEO. DE1IERIT Z Co,
JAM On S95 Broadway. New York.
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CERTIFIcATRa 0F CuRRa

From sirht % taanlY years stanaiaz. VA Earzss
Euou1 - rceaca acd 'erIe-
Pr rasdlesi pTopsl6es q Bas1a. SO Diupna-
tori 81 tte United slzto8-
So Psossasor DsHeas' Eaieatis EorEa on -
Practca Of Phyalc-
90 roHIaEE1 made 81 ne Hait eelaIll.aA AZ
FhyalciS. PtilafaIphia-
- rei,is1Es l1tlls b D.. Ephrslr1 Me9oscs.
ssislra.e1 F1gfIrIan, e11 EeE1clE = ~ krT4
Coieza q 1urEfce1s ll1i11s so pullIe1l'l n rs
frznaactous q the KING 40 tlEean's Iczfn1i-
So Mediec- Y rirllfI..ai kaTiaE. rur,.1trd y
Benlania TsaFsla. Felioq q - AoJa Collage g
5nrR81ns.
Sc most q tha lais Standard scrl1 81 sod'clas.
kxsriGt Buchn. --.-5i-o0 ~ bofda. o. ~ - so
t,..-ss - ,'-..',- IA 40
% lana donsn 81 eaah ~ "a, u1ich VI b
s1llconf % curs ~ lscaa onssu1is cssaa. arpc.
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asllsacTisa synperzs b II sou.tesiosaozs,
01fas ElAI4allssAs a1Il14 If4Nls
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Selling out at Cost
1t Nc. 80 Union Street,

REING pEsIROUs TO CLOSE OUT ny stock
- o. Dry Goods, foE the purpose Of changing ny
business, am nov u.iernlI them AZ Cost. rersons
he need Of Goods would do vel 70 can soon, while
harRa ~ are to be had.
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JasIaIlls Gig 9irsstpr,J.
Municipal Omcer,sL.


JcnN Huoa SMITH, Mayor
VIZ. SRAES, Recorder.
RyFus HENRx, Treasurer.
JoHS CHUNBLy, City Marshal.
W. h. WItzEEsoE, Deputy Marshal
jaws A. S1ssER
A. c. TUcKEn y
-Joux +. ISektt
JosfrH Z Rfkt,
A. 3 SHAEkEfE. Rspenue Collector
E B GAReEf. Wstsf Tax Collector.
JoHE n SFtapak superintendent Of
Water Horks
jams PErTsz. 4f,sns Superintendent
Of Water Works
DAN CUs7p6n,x First Engineer Of
Water Works tfsf
VIZ ], SLnKAkD. c1nd Engineer Of
Water Works
L II. FRErnkE, Chief bf Fire Depart
ment
Low GoRBTf Assistant Chief of Fire De-
partmenk
WM WHIGHr Street OVerseer
y0Es g Dom, Work House Keeper.
=. !. NoRFnLE, Sexton
THoxAs McCARTE, First Clerk Market
EIIsHA Love, Second Clerk Market
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HEaBoUARrEas DEP'T or raE CUssraLAzD, 4
Nashville. Tenn, March 9 lSs6.
ssrcfat Fritz 0aDEnsl Ext-.et IIr
No. CT.
XII Let Col 6. g. minor, IN o. v. C.. H. here
By detailed tssapurarily e. q ma ander cf the Po-f
q Edga6eld, Tenn. and vi be held personally re-
spousble for ne rsantsaa1re Of good aror e. that
Rost By commsnd Of
MAJ. Genera THOMAS.
eAgasdl SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,, A. A. @.
sAngsI wELIs Capt = A. A A. Gen.
Cav, Depot n. p. r.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
10 TIE
SECOND NATIONAL RAHE.
Nashville, Tennessee.
TREAsURY OsPARTsIENr,

AANA+FA2&-~A = .
OFfIoE o. RIA CosffTRoELEk OF THF CuEssrIf. !
Ga r.rah.r " AsHIs Gruss Jsa 81, Is6f
TETHEREAS, BY SATIsFA cTORY EVIDENCE
W preseuted 70 fiisl urdarsiFdai. e ~ bepu
made b sppeeT 1856 aTHE sECOND n aTION4I.
BANK or NASHVILLE, N The city ofNaahsiia
ID the county 81 Davidson, and alsis IL tennessee
has besu duly Organizes Ender aud according to the
requirements Of ne Act OF Congress saiiilad ssin
Act % pnofiEte NEfisnal lurrency. aacurei ~ a
pledge Of United stafea hindE and b. provide Tor
the tirculsiion ard Redemption thsfecLn approved
Jane %, i66i, and hes com lied with "a the pro-
visions Of said act, required 20 he compiled Eilh
b'iore commencing The huslness q BANKING nn.ser
sid Act: Il .l..-r
Now, therefore, ], Hugh McCuIoeh. C5mufroHef
q the Currency 90 hereby certify thaf Ihe So
co1d NstloEa Bank q Nashville, 10 the city oi
Nashville in the county Of Daudson. and aiais d
Teanessee, is authorized 70 commence Tie hd-i.
mass ST Banking under the Act aforesaid
n testimony Whefe0, " iseas nv
eTs A. faad and sea- d uibce tiiie ihirfy-drsi
~ lsT q Ia'Fnas H 5a ne M,ou,1oc4
4F tal0 Comptroller o. the Currency,
srThs ah0ys institution VII be opened To- husi-
ness . TIE course o. a few lays. q which die 30
1900 JOHN LUMsDEN, Cashier.
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WiIitars 9ireetsts,
Subsistence Department.
cor A. RrcKw1rH. c. @. q. -

COZ A. BEcKvITH, C. O. g.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi.
CAPT ,. c. REED, C. C. S, ~
Department Of the Cumberland. Ofiee No 70
Son1h Cherry street, see Col. Porter. ~
CAPT. SAN J. LITTLE, c. S.,
Depot conmlssary Subsistence, Ofhce No. 10
Cheuy-strset-
CAPT. s D. HENDERSON, G. &,
Post Commissary Subsistence, Office North side
Public square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. D. R. iAMEREAEs c. c. g.,
II charged Beef Cattle. ofiee ct U. 8. Slaughter
House, wee Cap Glover.
CAPT ". H. MLYMAH, O. g.,
In charge Of q. 8 Bakery, snd Disbursing Com
misssry Subsistence, wee Capt John A. Irvine.
Ones 10. ~ CsdAr-street.
IIEUT. J. s GAfLEETIEE, A O. q,
In charge Of Solder Rest corner Cherry and
Ohurch-streets, wee Lieut. Henry King.
LIEUT. q. s HoIIIsTER, A G. s. q A A Q N.
In charge Of Herdmen, Stables &C. Othcs at
o. 8. Cstde Depot, below Lower LeEes.
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HeImbOld's ExtrsOt BuOhs
Is THE GREAT DIUREFfG
snd 4 n eerfsis 70 hass Ne desired 80 D ~
ntqs1es ~ aAieh & Z ieconlnis4fsE
RLooDf BIooDi sLooP
HsnDola'. aizAlI ooussaissssa aotapsaaa
Fluid Extract sarssParIils
sxPIsIL.Es.

ms 4 A slsceon q fhs r,eos. 80 aiiaes -
sexeal OEEsns, tlninE1 Of ths Noss. Ear. thrc.l,
abpearancs in tha form ~ nlcErs Helnahold,s ~
tFhet 6s,rsaF arIlla puF1e1 ths bIeol nd femoss8
90 sealJ orupt6na q ne sea, gifInT - ~ Gu
plsEIo1 : cieef aud haslilF color. ~ a1u9 Dlepal-
ptEiiYing p1np1rras ~ prraarTrd to TFsat1r oz-
tsnt than anY othsE plspars1o1 q a.t1sl.alil1.
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4 lPsrs0nallf lppe4Isi 11l'Ie ms "a sAidarraa ..
tfa cliy q ftl-l|1 IA. u. Il. Hair1nrlt vac. -
n frII1 sEeTn. asa -, 6is rr1rnrir.ss sonizia
~ 81. :, :. = @ =. ar4 -
auorr I'D su1ecri,1d ssl1-e M az "a fIaIl
AIiarlr41s ll|f.stlasl, sl,c1z ''ac1. fhiIs.
Aitrca1 lEsIaI1 ~ I1|trIsIs's|11 ID en1lda1ra.
II. Z. 1l.il MIDI d. ll1uI.st
D1pct Ia 1ogIh Ir-lh.1frnst
besos cles,aal- F1.Isfsiphas
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POlice Department.

: Captain Of Poiics-H II. A. hEnnblsy -
: 7st Licnteuanf-fl aaifi BircnesE ttf
ID Lieutsnant-A. 9. byron
ist WsTd-H. Thomp. on. VIM Stewart. T n
& ott IA
2tsward--John Firth, a. Cfoftsalt.
Sd Nafd-Jss. Miller, W. Bonds, X. v. Garner.
Vim. Danley.
41n Wsrd-Wm. Ma'lory. N. ". Thomgson. 3
5th Msrd-JosePh Philips, A. J. Hfald, Ynnce
Riley.
slh Wsrd-sam PummeF. Jas. Citizens, J. Cav
eHder, Chas Hll
9TH WaId--Ioseph Caps, J. csstieman. ". B.
Saunders ". Vaughan.
9Th WaEd-Ben suisl. Thss Henderson. +. r.
Hichol, H. 3 Mansfield
9Th WHd-Wm Watson b. Mckinney, h. b.
Hsll, Jas. Hall.
ASSISTANTS North Of BIZ I'D stTeet-Rola F. Hodge.
.. Crosfhwsit.
Assistants south Of Broad street,. W. ,-lovsr.
JohR Z. Cctleli.
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~ oF o0UNTEREMTa

AID UEFEUcsrLED nzaLEHa
ano asaaasQl = ds91sa "cH LHEI4 OHNaf ~
-ol1.eI- l1llcle1 e. o. rarr.sIt's1 1tl1.1aa p
$1,000
Iurf1Fed aeia nN'ls
Sd u 81 nItrl1a eEssy -. r-.u.
80 - - IIrIll 80 80 RI ~ ~
fFtit ii.II,.I - $50 b - $50
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Efet' - Asllsi1aorc oli,
WHAT The SURGEONS SAY oP THR "a
Il ManLELL. .E---n---- n -

H1-AA. III e1lN0AN-fo 81 d az IIfH 81
81 MdRff4N5 HEHEBEEs. LII
$50 "fosI isasrIstE Fdsr "a asatrs a d.
Baltimore. Nd, Feb. e., 1854.
= have great SATISFACTION 10 stating fhst have
used 'Ikt Sd1iIriri1 lrzeiIs,l 50 gs.naraf -.
ease 10 ~ most oast0uary flrrn; thaf hags n.,t
mem WIN lus flens, eizofeuon, nd tfopeflf ana
have iou1d toel.- 10 respe1d 10 mT'sniirirssiaa.
siien. have the ueet eouadence idfhelf sff .i,es
and e Tar ~ No use 81 them extends rsoon,Ins1d
tAsm strongly. Airarp q R,vi-es-'
- 4fssistaat sureson 81 Ns.s isrls vsls,,,
Lei lee undersf ea.i flst thsse rrenefcs srs| ~
reconllneneeo, and VII positively cure TIE dsaases
tor which they are offered. 7ktila aH
Prize a Male rachasfas, 6afnaaitaa's Csi0 500
teunale s. oq: Root End Hero ia e. 3 Do; Wash
a. eeIlis. 49, Ilt-l.l1 aaf
said b. RlsI. 4 G. y. sarTTH. Dr,srlssts.
- Co. ner Chuf / md Vine Streets,
Desmond Ca, PIoPrisiorss si5s Race. streets.
iNnlS-ahn. r .-t-i
.....TT I'd.
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- "a csse q Syphilis used in coplunetioe uith
the koot and Herb Jtices ~ ara i5-,- {. !
me si1cscY % these Eemesiies y nii kesoizaovl-
eaeed z pny5,ians a1d patients. they are used
- tlr q. :; hosfafsls, thus resior'nsft s health
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GEN E2AL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL
Near Penitsntary. Surgeon Burldtt 0oak, U. 8
Vols in charge M
SHERMAN HOSPITAL,
Near RenitentiaTy. Surgeon ". Threlkeld, Q. 3
Vols, IN charge. 81 1sst -. +. .--t
oFEIcERs' HOSPITAL.
College Hi Surgeon J. E Hs-hst, Q. 8 Vols,
no. GENERAL HosPIrAI,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. L. Stanford, U. S.
Vols, In charge.
no. 2 GENERAL HosFITAE,
College HlL. Surgeon J. T. Herbsts b. s. VIOLA.
NO. 3 eEEERAL HOSPITAL,
s. E. Cor. Public Square, with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon J. R Ludlow, U. 8. Tols- IL
charge.
30. GENERAL HOSPITAL
Masonic Hall, Chureh-strset. Surgeon r. Il
Taylor, .. 8. Vols, in charge.
NO. IL SMALLPOX HosHT1E.
On the Charlotte Road. A. ASST Surgeon G. v.
France in charge.
30. IA GENERAL HOSPITAL
Near n. and c. Railroad Depot. Surgeon 8 q.
Fuller, o. s. Vols, in chsrge.
No. Is GENERAL HOSPITAL.
Gomez "a inner and Iine-streets. Surgeon Y.
n. Chambers, o. S. Vols, In charge.
80 10 COSTRABAED HOSPITAL,
On College, befFeen Church and Brosd-strssts.
A. Asst surgeon Justin Ro1ayne IN charge.
NO Is GENERAL HOSPITAL
On Market street, between Union ana Church
stzeets- Surgeon W. 4. Thoms U. S, Yols-s. il
LII 80
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sAMARITANa GTFF.
Sent b. Raj IN san envelope. :


Al.s.oesn 10 may ne pnououEoel i1caratis. ne
samaritan Rect an.i eF1 luicas VII s.,7
testRe d impurities tom he system "a rsIl E. 81
ne tali eIects 81 n7ertrr7 -
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EEr sKia eES. }. L DONALDSON,
Chief QuaTtsrmasteT, Department Of the Cnmbsr.
land. Once los oherrY-street
CAPT. J4s p. K5sLIsa
Chief Assistsn. Qusrtermsster. Once 100 OhsITy-
street.
CAPT 5 ?, BROWN, a. exa
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lske no bai1szl. Heru1Ty. OK uupiolsaui 11aaiciza
ior uzploassns ard dEnEerous Diseases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-03-01
CAAANIs STEAM FITTING EsvAp
SJ LzS1NaE2SGs
a. dD 81 p yh 81
PRACTICAL. GAS AND STEAM FlTTrR
NJ. -, North Iogyu2 Street.
ALEXANDRIA, }A..
Il now prepared to <o
Il now prepared to <!o
& a ) i r T ! y {.
AhEN ANDRlA> "a


G. $ FIFTH n e
ia al its brinctss Stores. dwellings. mscl,i,x
shops, and public buildings lifted ~ % ill.,.
most approved plans and at reasonable terms
For CASH.
Steam pipes, g,>ayes, cocks, crlc globe valves,
Of the most recent appaoyed plans md Of su-
t,crio7 workmanship and quality, constantly
on hand. Contracts will be made for work
and fixtures Of any kind supplied at the loves,
rates.
Likewise has on hand CHANDELIERS,
PENDANTS, BRACKETS, DROP LIGHTS.
GLASS GLOBES, MICA and PAPER
SHADES, SC, Of ali the new styles and beau
tiful patterns, at prices that cannot fai! 10
please.
Also, has Oh hand, and Is constantly rcceiy-
ing, at wholesale and retail, the most cxrensivs
ana best assorted stock ii
LA n = 800 :
ever offered in this market, comprising every.
thing connected with the trade.
LANTERNS Of every size, kind and color.
from the smallest to the head lights Ut :. ship
KEROSENE OIL
alway. on hand Of the purest and best quality,
Dealers supplied at smal advance on factory
prices.
The public are invited to call before pur~
chasing, and examine my stock, as it is pur.
chased expressly for this market. Jan '2-5m
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PHILADELPHIA HOUSE,

NO. SO SOUTH ROYAL STREET,
GEORGE w. FORMER, Proprietor,
The best PHILADELPHIA ALE, LAGER
BEER and PORTER.
OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE.
FREE LUNCH from to 10 .; clock, p.
NJ, every evening. Meals at all hours during
the day and evening. Excellent LODGING
also ftlrni shed.
as Persons will find this one Of the best
and most admirably conducted Saloon in the
city. feb ]G--3n
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L0r71s NAp.,LEoN LIFE CT C-EsAR.-A
late number OF the London Review says:
The literary event Of the week has been the
trade" publication Of the French Emperors
History Of Cesar" AS there have been so
many rulnors about this wo:k, and as 80 much
interest exists in certain quarters concerning 1t,
some particulars of VOL Of the English
edition may not be embarrassing. In appear.
ance. each volume will resemble the large edl-
ton of Afacaulay, the pages OF letter press o.
ing trifa smaller The title Of the English
edition will be" julius Cn :ar. Here follows
B wood cut Of the Imperial Eagle BY SPECIAL
Authority London: Cassel, Potter and Ga!:
pin, 1866. 4 large part OF each page IS
occupied b. reference notes, and such authors
as Ivy, Diodorus Il .llcarnassu5, Strabo, with
a host of German and other commentators,
are continually appealed TO The first volume
will be exclusively, devoted to. tie history OF
the Constitution Of Rome, hon the foundation
IF the civ to the accession OF Julius Caesar
Napoleon, Char'emagne and julius Cesar,
ure mentioned IN the work as being the most
extraordinary men in history. The author
explains the rapidity with vhich the Romans
conquered Italy, at the same time showing
that they established there a state OF things
preferable to what had previously existed;
md he terminates his observations with this
axiom; Only those things are irrevocably
destroyed which eau be replaced with advan-
tage The excitement In Paternostcr row is
scarcely 50 great as We should have expected
With such hook; certainly nothing to be com
pared WITH The booksellers when the early vol
umes OF AIacauIay's History of England first
appeared. Amongst the retail dealers the ex
rltemcnt is Ia. greater, many Of them orna
ulenting tbal shop fronts with posters, or ad,
ver,ising in ,llc public prints to supply the
work at the lowest possible profit.
Agents for the Russian American telegraph
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r. s CONGRESS In the Senate, yesterday,
rho House hill appropriating twenty thousand
dollars 70 the purchase Ct picture from
NJ Powell. on a naval subject connected
with tie present war. was again 'akeh w
and. after much opposition: was passed -
hilI was introduced 10 Incorporate the
national asylum Tor he relief o! totally disabled
officers and privates nj the volunteer lorce'
The consideration Of the Amondatory Internal
Tax bill was resumed and occupied attention
until the close Of rli5 afternoon session.
In the House II Representatives the Sp7aE-
t.r presented letter irom che President .!
,he Bal,inyvt. and Ohio Railroad Company,
ID relation 70 the proposed construction
e another E5e Of railway from some point
OH the Northern Central Railroad to Nash
inyton city. The report ct the Commit
Tee of Conference on the points Of disagree.
,uent in regard to the Military Academy blII
was concerrvzl in. The consideration Of the
six hundred nliN N l4oan bill was resumed III
committee. After acting On several amenc-
,nents the bill was referred back to the House,
and was passed by a vote of IS ayes to 50 nays.
As the bill now stands its original provisions
are not materially changed b. the amendments
enyraf5sd omit. The principal points OF the
bill-the amount of the loan and the rate OF
interest-are not affected by the amendments
At all. The House then went into COMMITTEE
Of the Whole en- the ameadatory Tariff bill,
and pending lis discussion adjourned.
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION
& Old IS d 0 v Y!

And SO are BOOTS AND SHOES. We
shall to-day commence selling our large ana
we'll selected stock of LADIES, MISSES, and
CHILDREN'S SHOES, at Is per cent less
than last weeks prices. , ,Trn
Ladies wishing to buy good and cheap
GOODS, had better call early and secure bar"
gains at No. 100, King ST., at james H. De'
vaughn's Furniture Store, and opposite LIE
Provost MarshaFs Office.
m~GENTS BOOTS from 81. upwards
Call and see for yourself. Jan Sim
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Agents for the Russian American telegr

: .1g6ilts io1 tlIe 1tuSsIiH-1t1 tt1egfap!1
nave arrived at W Westminster, and will soon
explore the route throu gh British Columbia.
Te!egraphi, communication between " est
luinste! aad San francisco will be opened in
shout :, month,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-22
.fmantial AND Commercial.


sAEkg7 &&E#7t 81 III 9es *4Hf
NV Yeas. July n
Ootton-Wltbout aitsrst1ea et loc d. middling.
nosr-s e g love. On common hrsnd. and eeoses
: % for Rxza stats sses 9 for eA0ies ay -
8 sue eupse westerns 49, 70 IT, oom0cu - ne.
shippirs hrunds Kxtzs = II o. aaA seDS - ~ ss.ds
sssnds naekst dosing Aavy Jor common ard hrn Sor
Gped greAD. SO -
Whjsky-steadu wsstss q 10.
Whssa-Dull and declining ~ Spring White wintsr
= ! 10 6 bitter q 3o0l - for Rantns 0pFiaG no
so0l 70 1br Nm. CIaA: q lur Aanbse Aa:il 10 for
winter nsd watssa; fsoi = ~ Anhss nschiGaa,
o. a hover Il saosle lsr u.scunds saesse sev
sospd mixed western ana ~ ~ nt1sA Wsstssn, nsiy
yellow.
Rice-Quirt
Cofee-Quiet-
suEar0uist At l291se for MuscovsAos Porto Rico ss
lSAlAc an Havana Il 1lOlse
Nolssoee-Qnitt.
Hops-Qaist aud Arm al lo01sc.
Petrolsun-Dun a s55<c for Grade; so0s1e br -
1.eA II DosA. and 7o1S01ic Tor Do srss-
Pork-Hiessr, bot speculative dsnsnd 1t % 1sO7 y
tpr new meas, eiOsing ct 81 20, cash; o000 90 fof
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-22

The Boar RAcE-A few minutes before
two o'clock yesterday afternoon dark masses
of smoke, rising far down the river, notified
our public of the approach of the racing boats,
and became the signal for rush to the levee
Crowds soon collected. The three boats soon
came in sight, with so little distance between
them as to make it difficult to tell at the dis
lance which was ahead. The heavy smoke
and roaring furnaces showed that each had on
a full head of steam and was not disposed to
give up the contest as the port was neared.
It soon became evident that the JEANNE
Deans, Capt. Affords, was leading, closely
followed by the Brilliant, Capt. Ben. Howard,
and Immediately in its wake, the Hawkeye
State, Capt. I. B. Hill. We have seen no
handsomer sight in many day than that of
the three boats as they steamed up to the
city IN close order, one after the other The
JEANNE ran in few minutes before two
o'clock, amid the blowing of boat and rail-
road whistles, and the loud cheering of the
crowd on shore, echoed back by the jubilant
passengers of the packet. Within two and
one-half minutes the Brilliant placed herself
alongside the JEANNE, and within another two
and one-half minutes the Hawkeye was at an
Choir alongside the Brilliant. The boats came
in in fine style, and with as little difference in
time as was possible and have any difference
of time at all. Scarcely FIVE minutes in the
arrival of the three boats from St. Louis
shows holly contested race and that each
one of them won laurels
At this point the contest for the JEANNE
was over. She rested in triumph. The two
other boats coaled hurriedly and put out I'M
der full pressure of steam, the Hawkeye
leading the Brilliant by about three and one
half minutes. In crossing the Rapids the
Hawkeye bore much farther toward the east
ern shore than the Brilliant, the latter thus
gaining on her in coming out into the channel
above. Still, as they went out of sight up the
river, the Hawkeys still seemed to lead.
This race terminates at St. Paul. Success to
both of them, and may there be no explo-
sion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-22

Pooh FELLow-One of Keokuk's stylish
young men undertook to beat the crowd to the
packet depot yesterday. In his haste he
stumbled and fell into the mud, which is fear
fully deep at this time, and got his broadcloth
terribly bedaubed. This accident brought
him to halt. He didn't see the boats land !;
but crest-fallen, mortified, and wofnlly be-
grimmed, he picked his way to his home
through the most unfrequented streets, Of
course,-cursing the rain, the mud, the boats
and especially the crowd who laughed, as he
thought, at his misfortune. They didn't
laugh at the misfortune, they only became
amused at the sudden collapse ofthe "style"
yoa were spreading on before you struck the
mud Act sensible hereafter, young man,
and don't consider yourself the biggest and
best dog in the puddle-this is our advice,
and for it, we don't charge you q cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-22

CoSrEHrTIBLE.-By some means some
one was infamous enough to come into our
Church Festival the other evening and take
away a set Of silver forks. We are sorry that
any one should be under such suspicion.
Hope they viii be returned forthwith. Az we
suspect, strongly, the person, all reproof, pub
licly, will be saved by this act of justice. They
can be left at Mr.. Westcott's bookstore.
J. FERGUSON, Manager.