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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

WERE shown Saturday, by member of the
Iowa and Green Civer Oil Company, speci-
men of lubricating oil taken from well now
in operation on farm adjoining the lands Of
this company in Mclean county, Kentucky.
The well is but partially sunk, but in its pres.
emit condition, it yields one hundred and fifty
dollars worth Of oil per day. The company
propose commencing operations on their OWE
territory in short time, with Aattering pros
poets of success. The existence of petroleum
in the Green River district has been establish
ed beyond controversy, and why not "strik'
lie" on the property of this company? Ech'
and Hope shall answer "Why not?"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

SHrpr1xe TAGs.-Our merchants and dealers
who require shipping tags viii send their or
ders to the DAILY GATE jon OFFICE. Having
made arrangements with the manufacturers,
We can furnish them in any quantity at the
lowest figures. Those who have not been
using tags will find them great convenience.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07
fiuaatial anA Commercial.


New YoFk Market.
nsW Yeax. Aag. 3
Cotten-D1li and heavy and lower. selling = 40
&c ~ ni6dhng
nosr-Dail and heavy and loolse lower, sslHng It
Ssos 70 lor extra stats; 7Sos 20 for euper Va
ten; 1898 = for comd6on 70 good shippine brsaAs
RITA ,. h. o, and NO. bs for hass brasds
Market cloaisg hssvy.
WhkAy-Opsasd arm, but closed quiet n -.
Whoot-20Dc 1oWer o. speing aDa - bettag - Mo
~ with cn1y moderate business dol1G, alo at ~
50 ~ naeiss spsing; sool - for Nm Clshs
o. f. cAsaes vintw ri western. and - ~ Anb9
Niostgm.
Da5sy-Dan.
Rye-oaist
Csn-Mavy and - hover. u slDsas be unsounl
ard es0eeo Tor high mixed. yearly ysalcv
0AA-DlEn viii suns speculation at toDeoc.
Ou0ee-DnlL
sasar-Q.ist. o.bs nHolse.
Nolassss-Dull.
W0of-Dull
Pstrolsan-Dun and lower q S11<01ss fos CrsAa
AADS31<r loY Re1ned n Bond and eo71c for - Drse
Rusk-Dall end lower - ~ 0N018 ~ ios nsw nso
cansing Ct - = O1 - eash: - 0oQ3o % lss 1ooo%
aea8 500 oog5g psios, and - toON - su1 pginnl
nss. Aisn 2Ooo bbls new mess for August osllsr's
SssLo.ss. 4 ssoia - for plas, ..ss, ~ 10 Z,
Ola 81 extSD Deos.
Dssf Hams-Aearcs and Aru.
C1s Ms.ss-Birn 1t leolIe for shoulders, asA ~
| ny fbr ha.e.
6aeon-Dull.
Lard-Q uist and steady.
| Bsttsr--Qaist - 90sse for Ohio, I'D 3oo1ts 70,
| STATE.
OAssss-Duli 1t loDls,<e for common 70 prins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

MEAT AND VEGErABLx AARKEr COMM OF
TwRLrrH AND Hon STaxR5s.-Ar. Sehults Il
going to open his meat and vegetable market
on Monday next. This is convenieaes 70
the citixens living in the vicinity Of Twslfth
and High streets, saving them . trip each
morning to the market for good steak or
few vegetables.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

To FRUIT DEALEas.-Having supplied our
Job Office with complete electrotype plates,
We are prepared to print fancy and appro-
pirate labels for Peach and Tomato cans in
style equal to any Eastern establishment.
Labels for other kinds of fruit can also be
printed in as many colors as desired, ct the
lowest possible price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

WERE much pleased to meet our friend
Lieut.. 81. c. Macarthur, of the fifteenth
Iowa, in town Saturday. He is safely re-
turned from the wars bears, hover, the
marks of its encounters. He left in the after
noon for his home in Keosauqua.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

THERE are said to be thirty thousand troops,
now in the Western territories, distributed
along the several overland routes, and ut the
various military posts, to keep the hostile In
dams in check, and to protect emigrants,
travellers and the mail and telegraph lines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

Mr. BARSux asked the advice of his friends
as to continuing in business after his Museum
was burned. Among others he asked Horace
Greeley, who replied: Take the rest Of
your life easy; go fishing. Nv been wanting
to 60 fishing for thirty years, and havn't had
q chance VET
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

orr hundred and twenty-five sick and
wounded soldiers arrived here on the
-, Saturday. They were from Nash
Vile ria Louisville. About one hundred OF
them belonged to Illinois regiments, and the
remainder to this State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

Met yesterday our friend Capt. Wessr, 30
returned from Memphis. Reports large
amount Of business, WARM weather, rebels,
negroes and musquitos in that locality. we
believe him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

A YOUNG darkie in the colored school was
asked what a certain letter in the alphabet
was. The soo,y pupil looked at it earnestly
for a moment and said-s'I know dat well
huff by sight, but am Dressed if can call it
by name"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

Iowa WESLEYAN USIvKRsrrY.-We have
received the annual catalogue of this institu-
ton for 1876. DR.. Charles Elliott is Presi-
dent, and the Faculty is a full and able one.
The institution is located at Mt. Pleasant
The next term commences August 3Oth, and
with two vacations of two weeks each, ends
June Goth. 1866
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

The Pittsburg Post says there is q well
known resident of that city who is seventy
/, two years of age, and has physicians Ger
ti6cate that he has not been sober for forty
wears
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

The FIFTEENTH of the boys of this
gallant but now disbanded regiment came in
to town Saturday. This regiment, also, lives
now only in history and in its civilian soldier
representatives. This regiment has made q
grand record. Hurried into action upon the
bloody field of Shiloh (where the raw men
fought like heroes) Immediately upon its or
ganizstion, it has since borne its regimental
colors in the front of the advance of the
Army of the Union. 1t has seen the rebels
give up their supremacy in the Mississippi
Valley; has struggled for the final triumph al
Vicksburg and Atlanta, and made notes in
the grand music of the heroic national an
them, "When Sherman marched down to the
Sea-" Up through the Carolinas, stunning
no danger, avoiding no duties, proud par,
Of the immortal "Iowa Brigade" shedding
constantly increasing lustre upon the fair
fame Of the Hawkeye State and it's soldiery
it kept on under its insincible Sherman until
the Confederacy had found its last ditch and
persisted miserably in it; and then still for
yard pressed the veterans under worn and
tattered banners, but bright with the golden
inscription of q score of battles and victo.
ries, up TO the finest pageant in history, the
closing review q the national capital, and
then gladly home, having circled half cont
nsnt and throttled the greatest rebellion that
ever threatened Government. It will be
noticed that We have talked herein of the
achievements Of the entire Union army, mot
Of . regiment. To have participated in thu
graad dsana j. moro than glory enough for 1
liz, and prominent participancy in il had
he boys II the fifteenth.
''Roll up the map Of Europe" hid The
great Pin, when Bonaparts still triumphed
despite the combinations Of the rsaowned
1inS Minister, and he turned his face 70 tn
wall and died. And legions stronger thaa
apolepa,a and efforts more. determined
- 49, which gave him sovereignty d
- bssn made to roll up tie man
- - uIiSsa etates. That It i still intact;
- = 49, IN spen IL broad surfhse ~
11neksn Hnee ~ II - SlaAss aaa Tssrito-
- = DE 70 the unparalleled lahcs a
- h~os. Tkoss AsosulI vi ss,1 - -
4 kiends and hEo&1eia IT u vsaed6as
- ~ dsazdias = Nb~9 ~ ~
asfa 1s6s1 e
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

PERsoSAL.-Our young friend Major W. B.
Collins was admitted to the Bar before Judge
Loves court last week. The gallant Major
did three years good service for his country,
and has been for some time a most diligent
student in the Office of Rankin & McCrary.
Another young friend, Andrew Lefevrs,
leaves this morning for St. Louis, where he
proposes to pitch his tent and dwell. He has
been student in the Office of II. Scott
Howell and was admitted to the Bar in the
spring.
Still another young friend, Ed. McCarty,
for some time a student with II. Strong, ESQ.,
also departed for st. Louis last week, with
the natives Of which goodly city he proposes
to sojourn.
These are three admirable young men, Of
fine abilities, and may success be theirs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

In sonssqusnss Of the continued fains' saa ne
necessary Dolby Of the farming interest, = ven -
the interest Of the returned and returning soldise
II Il deemed advisable, BY The Central connitfss,
to postpone the time for sonvsning sne aooss
named Convention. The time Of holding N
Convsntion 10 therefore deferred from the second
Saturday in August to the loss Saturday Of ~
month. The Convention will then b held 1t the
Junction, where w expect large and snthusistic
turnout ~ every soldier and loyal citizen IL In
vitsd to be present and participate in the proceed
iags of the meeting.
BY order Of the Central Committee,
D. B. HILLS, Chairman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

EVEN pig upon the spit may console him
self that things-will take q turn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

RExExBKR La Rue's Great Show at the
Atheneum this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

A DIES MONIES Copperhead, who had been
strictured by the Des MONIES Register some
time ago, for his Butternut proclivities, con-
cluded that his coppery character had been
damaged to the extent of ten thousand dol
lars, and instituted suit against Mr. Palmer,
Editor of the Register, for that amount. At
ter feeling lawyers and splruging extensively,
and having the case continued through several
terms, the matter was finally ended the other
day by verdict for the defendant. Mr..
Butternut pockets damages and injured char
acter, and will quit waging a bootless wal
upon Union editors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

The NEW PArH.-This Monthly Art Jour
nal, with its Pre- Rsphaelistic credits tense,
vigorous style and trenchant criticisn1s, il
upon our table. The articles are: How
shall we furnish our houses Curtains and
carpets Another English Letter Josiah
Wedgwood; A word with "X."-A Known
Quantity; Horatio Greenough.
James Miller, Publisher, New York, So
per Annum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07
THE EVENING POST
NEW YORK.
PRANK, E8A1tEgo AND lNDRPRNDRNT
h Ghs Advocacy Of Ffsedem and Equal Rsoh, for An
TERMS 10 NAIL sUDaUIBIRS.
PArABI. ALWAYS n ADvauc1


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nonths; = Is for nosths for shosssr time i've cent
PEI copy. -
ne ttmtV ~, sssss-wesaly, puhahhsd rr.oa.,
sa1 .eay eoat.is. al IT, sdiosal ~ literary er43
Gle shee es1ess = ths Daily Dag - nas4s 1porss
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- eeleo!aal sreetsA nse fspss6 peeiaIy pespaFO{
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= ~ AsssA
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GnEseETe4 g : Och " fvse0 OIL Z NJ -
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

Chicago Market.
D Telegraph cucAsc Avg. 8
vocr DALI sales Of 1850 bb3 At 80 for vhts vints
3 sSD7 90 for spring sxtsa
wheat-puii and unchanged, sales No. Red - 70
10 spring as l91sOi n
Corn-lo1<c lower - eeO6se-
Oats-1<Dlc hi6h. T, sales for No. 81 col az
Rye-eksde hrmer, No. 63De4c.
Darisy-Un.ettlsd, salss at 3l61 TO-
Whisksy-Quicc At IL.
Provisions very dnil salss Of ZOE bbls pork q
- oOGSO 50 prime mesa
DssfCatils-Quiet sales TO FAIR ct 4eo05 IS
Hogr-eteas y and setivs 1t 10 so0l1 70.
Aossy-eAsy.
1xchs.ss-3sscs snd arn par to Lilo pre.iun 70
nH.
Gold ll9.
New York Money Market.
y Telegraph, sss Yesn. Aass
Honey-RAthsr active att per CONT ea1l,
0esgiing kxchsngs-Steady - l09010oA
Col Eehsds easier; opening AZ ils5G sdvsssins to
llsL and closing At 1881
Total export Of specie tn day els5nOo.
Government stocks-Hirn al quiet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

sxss ~ Is s@Sse - A7ss 4 s Ais :
ssNte ~ IS s-tsss al ss.,5ss sd Sc
II sls Il Ssa4 h Ag4%ses ssassx# s4s.s
sas%aseae
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

he rivsr b on Tie wen. ne weather yesterday '
claar and pieasant,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

GAP l4s j.
Amount ofloss<s during the year $40 Isl co being
one hundred ana twehty-seven thousand dollars len
than the interest Investments Number poli 70
Issued during tire ss15 Total polis es
&sus6 isc< its organization nu0 Divide ne are
rsde annuaiiy go average ~ per cent PeIoiss
irsued on the norforftins and other plans Psnrhet
and oil information obfsred appiiestiop e the vd
knosn Insursncs Agency Of IL B. TEN-TYCK
maylo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

TOR SALE-The machinery for small
L steamboat, consisting Of Rpgines Pitnans For
chains. Bsatsr, Copper Lead and Iron Pipes, Pumpe
Maie shan, and one small upright Engine, all for tn
small price Of t4so cash inquire Of
b. D. TRN-UYCK.
nayle 1sal Estate AT. "A Ct Keokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07
,OR eALE-Two Beautiful Lott.

u High STREET. (norfA s3de}. bstvssn 9Th and letb
strests With snsH frane dwelling same, also - fact
fscufh adel With rsms stare on st sso east
feet Of lot bio<k leo, Johnson street. ADJOINING
A. silliAnS eoasdry. All this pr"perty vim b sch
cheap The title good or sale. Enquire Of
tuDS41 d. b TENEYCK-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07
CATALOGUES, &C.,
CATALOGUES &C.,
CATALOGUES, &C.,
CATALOGUES, &C.,
CATALOGUES, &C.,
CATALOGUES, &C.,

The facilities Of this Office are simple ~ the
prompt execution of al the varioss chazsc4srs
Of Printing. The prices win be found to be
very low. In il sarioas Depaztnsnas this
once employ more workmen than any od6cs
y ~ State, thus giving it the advantage q
81 orders psonpkly. II s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-07

These Bonds are nov worth handsome premium and
ve exempt - are all the Government Bonds from SAFE
srsy, a"d Asrie'pdi ta1dtsoH, raieh add from
tysePr oef pr assx1 10 their raiue according to the
rate levied upon other property rhsinterest
SUBSTANTIALLY by coupons attached to each note which
my BE cnf Cd and sold to any bank or banker.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Tihn Manufactures.
rimn Agricultural Works.

On Monday last We paid visit to the
above work. t the south end OF town for the
purpose Of making note Of, the most inpor
tant Mandatory in this county, aud through
the kindness Of A. T. BANNrs, the President
Of the Company, laud who, by the way is a
prince Of good fcllors,l we were safely
piloted through the various Departments Of
the works.
We found ;hs, the es,a blishmcnl is in full
| operation and doing an extensive business
A force Of thirty hands is employed, and all
take hold with will and determination 20
do justice to their employers. Everything
moves on like clock work. They are now
turning out large lot OF flotse RIkes of
the most improved pattern for the coming
harvest, besides doiug large amount OF
jobbing and repairs. No person cin visit
this establishment without being convinced
Of the great benefit that is derived from such
Institutions IN our midst. aud when Il h ex.
tended as it ought to be, farmers will here
fud place to buy anything seeded in their
line, and also have home m.rket for their
lumber. which large amounts are daily
being converted into useful articles Of Farm
Machinery. Besides Horse Rakes this Is.
establishment will in season turn ont large
amount Of Grain Drills, Threshing Machines,
Clover Hullers, Cider Mills. Sugar Mills,
&c, and by another season Formers may er
peet to see Reapers and Mowers turned out
from this establishment that will stand sec
ond to none in use. The managers are all
experienced, practical mechanics, aud they
have 10 their employ some Of the best me.
chancs in the country. Capt. BAHSxs, The
Superintendent ofthe institution, understands
how to handle them as we'll at making Agri.
cultural Machinery NJ fighting the rebs
The office is in charge Of the Secretary. Mr..
J. JAcxN,N. who will take pleasure in re.
cciying the OLD friends Of the establishment
and showing the fine machinery whioh they
are turning out for sale We have no doubt
at all that lhe Stockholders Of these Works
will reap large profits OH their investments,
and we confidently expect in few years to
see them rank among the largest and roro
moSt Of their class In the State. We hope
the citizens Of Seneca county will give these
Works all the encouragement aud support
that they can. Nhat IL the use Of sending
abroad for Agricultural Implement. when
they can be procured at home, equally as
substantial aud well madcS There is no one
can give reason for 1t. II the Tifiin Agri.
cultural Works arc properly supported, they
wall in a few years become au institution OF
which every citizen in the county will be
proud. Give them call,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
Telegraphic News,
S,nFEAscisco. Nay 80.

SAN FRAscisco, Nay 70.
Two hundred and twenty-five men Of
the bark Bronte, Mexican emigration
party, were arrested by the police last
night. on a charge Of conspiring TO seize
the Perusisn steamer Colon, lying in
This haroor, in which to put TO sea to at
tack the French cruisers as a piiyateer
under the Mexican colors The case
will bo examined before the authorities.
The evidence ia the case OF the Panama
pirates is clearly against them 50 fsf.
Nvw YoEx, Msy 40.
The Times Goldsboro correspondent
of the 2lsb gives an sccouut of a large
and enthusiastic Union meeting in that
place on the goth, at which the organizi.
ton Of Union party was made.
The conduct OF the negro troops garri-
souing the town is spoken OF in the
highest terms.
About one hundred and eighty rebel
soldiers ure puroled daily.
Nearly three thousand rstons sre Is
sued TO destitute men and women An
order has been issued that gra,uitOns IA.
tons will cease after Ills month
PuitAprIrHiA, May %.
The Western Telegraph Company
lines are now in full telegraphic commu.
nication with Memphis, Nicksburg Mo
tilc and New Orleans, aud are receiving
aud san ling P Iyate messages to those
cities.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
NatiOu,i Fast

NatiOuai Fast
To-day is appointed BY the President
for observance as National Fast, for
special humiliation and pruyer,.in conse.
quencc of the assassination of President
LrScoIS. Business will be generally
suspended so that The day and It's duties
will not be forgotten. Religious service,
will be held in most Of the Churches
We have received the order Of Services,
prepared by Bishop McILvArNE, for
observance in the Episcopal Church, but
We regret to say that We have no room
FOR its publication on account of its
length.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
lCUNMUNlcATED.l
ONITTARN

Died, OF consumption, at tie residence Of
her Mother, in this city, April Goth, 1865,
JosLrmSg c., wife of Mr.. J. NJ. WISE.
aud daughter oi the late Joshua Seney, Esq
in the 24h year y; her age
IE the death Of this amiable and interest
ing lady We are led to perceive the uncer
tairty Of life. To-day we are here, to.mcr.
row mny tiud US in the cold embrace OF death
Her lite has been abruptly Terminated.
Bri sht hopes and fond anticipa,ions have
been quickly blghted. A fond husband, n
dear little daughter, an nfrctionate mother
brothers, sisters, and n large circle Of friends,
all Ind tendency to bind her affections to
earth but when the summons came .Or her
to depart. she willingly aud cheerfully
obeyed, leaving bright evidence that re
iigion has power to disarm death Of its ter.
rors and open the gate Of Heaven to the be.
lieyiug soul. But few hours before her
death she aroused from an apparently uucon.
scious state, cXclaiming. ia ecstucy, "ls this
Heav nl' Then looking upward, her coun
,cnance beaming with joy, raised her hands
and quietly said "oh, beautiful. beautiful
bright, bright, am so happy"
Bright Angels are from Glory come,
They re round my bed, they're in my room,
They wait to watt my spirit home;
All is we'll, All is we'll"
She now rcs's in the bosom Of her God
"Wherej joys ever blooming cnrapture the soul
And rivers Of pleasure necessarily roll
| To her friends we would say,
/ "Be ye also ready" And may each one
when called to go, he prepared to ful6 he
dying request" Meet me in Heiven.'
rNBurE To rnE MEMORY Of mrs JJsTRIISE
GALLENTiSE WISE.
"Thou arl gone 10 the grave" lhY orm is now sleep
ing
Ii deahs solemn s,ilnem within the dark ioml
While lingrns in sadness, beloved one, are weeping
ThY tsrly departure in life, opening oom.
'''rLep AIT gone 10 the gravel" The sPoilsr behel
| ihee.
The joy Ct fond berrtA the light Of Thy home;
Iu,stiate his gasp, no arm could iIhhold thee,
No hii eouh avert the fell eonsneror's doom!
"Thou art gone to the grave" But with FaIh
piercing eye,
They can look through It, gloom - that bright wOrl
bsyond,
When ff,e from III suffering, eThalted on high,
They beheld thee with angels surrounding III
thTonel
''Thou art gone to the graves May the sweet OF
Remaining
Who isusveT to know that fond mother, love,
Be kiudY protected ,ths Saviour sustaining,
I A. last bring her 'alelY to join the sboye'
e "rhOu art sOn.tO the grave" anl though far fro
=, thy side,
4 Thr loved partner may wander Ia sadness alone,
Let thy spirit watch ors him his footsteps TO guild
Tilhe meets thee ssain in thY Heavenly homel
i "ThOu art gone to the gravsn oh, sweet bs II
" sumber,
q And calm thy rspOss that br ghI mOming's dsv
When with those blessed pifiu (Which no man C
;. number
ThOu'l, triumphant awake to sOriou, crown.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
The Continen' ais.


This old and renowned troupe Of sing.
ers will give Concert at National Hall
on Saturday Evening next. The troupe
is composed Of entirely new men who
are spoken Of by our exchanges as being
equally as good singers us the old firm,
besides huying better programme Of
songs and ballads. Tie comic songs Of
Mr.. WAs1uRYE are spok, of in ID. | ish.
est praise, while the other portion Of ths
troupe haze never failed TO delight the
large audiences that have always greeted
Il. an wherever they have sung. We
tx,ec, 20 see crowded house on next
Saturday evening, and have no h's'tanc!
in saying that every one will so away
cnraplurcd with the entertainment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-06-01
DaYisiana,

"Sdrcly," says the Army and Navy
Journal, "if Davis had recalled his old
experience at cards, he would have re-
mcmbered that KDave is known from
a King by his boots"
Vh.t is the difference between an
cientand ,nodern chivalry i! Ancient
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