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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
TOWN HALL IN MIAmIsBURo. ONO.

TOWN HALL ~ NIAMIsBUR9, OHIO.
nv SATURDAY, JANUARY 2s lsss, will b. sod
~ at public sale 2fs Of land belonein o. ~ .
estate of John Baum dec ased yng obs Taiie norrh
of Aiamisburg, and divided INTO seven tIacts or
parcels
the frat tract-the bomestc 49, ontains af aeres
hss the improvements upon q, consisting OF iarge
me frame mouse, . large barn, sn eruhard of fruit
trees o. every tanety, 30 acres u goos timber trd
the soi ~ equal 70 any npisnd ard mas als sevefa
neVsr'iaillnf sprnRs Hpon u, one Of which n5ws
through e ountsin to the door Of tue dwelling
house.
est Miami bottom.
The bird trs contains IL acres, and is also rich
river ottom
The fourth tract contains 20 scres, 12 acres sfwheh
II timber land
The hth and sixth tracts contain 20 esres each Iv.
ing side ~ side square shape, and in hDe level
land, every foot OF winch can 90 eultiV waited viz
ease.
The seventh fract contains acres and has 8 eeres
OF timber upen Il. The entire lot s good level land
TEkM5-One- third cash OF before Anril ]. 1875.
one third on tho lst day Of April 1866 and Oneffird
April |, 1857, Provided the widow Baum aurvige
AID date then 70 he due and payable months after
her dscease; deferred payments bear interest," aud
70 be secured by mortgage the premises
Sale 10 commence AZ ten O'Clock on said dev
GEORGE A. 6hDFE,
lanoWu Executor OF John Baum, deceased.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
A Dictator Im she second Dis
fTtct.

The man Roberts, who il Provost Mar
'hal Of the Second District, has acquired
new distinction since the Carberry and
Csssett aifair. A gentleman called in bis
Office lew days ago on business. and.
without cause, was insulted apd ordered
oai. He refused 20 leave. aud even dared
Mr.. Roberts to essay the enterprise Of put
ting him out. Roberts, seeing there would
be difficulty in the case. Immediately
wrote an order Tor the imprisonment Of the
oiiedder during an indefinite period Of
time. 0ne Of his assistants, who seems
not to be all fool or tyrant, mitigated the
Dictator's wrath, and persuaded him 10
revoke the order These facts we have
from the loyal Cincinnati Gazette.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09

II ia said that Lincoln will send special
message to Congress, urging the abolition Of
slavery, aud that he designs to appeal to
Democratic members" We Judge his appeal
to Democratic members will be despised, as
il ought to be.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
Read the following:
(TtsttnOnl1 Of Ms. Sarah Gould.j

(Tssttnr0nia' Of Ms, Sarah GoulJ)
ALBANY, NEw YoHS
diseased and my hair commenced TO ia out ver rtst
Iae disease spIeaq unul my scalp was one complete
sore II became very painful, my rest at ngLt Wss
Oroken' inc burning and itching 'ensation Was Insu.
ponaolei would apply remedy after remedy Lut
only momeninry r".i' cors''l'sd several I6ysi-
cians OF ms c1y. was iDtorn,tu by them hst thr
disease with which my scsp WAS affected wa, /, -,
Rh uhl, ana lhat theNee 'f teneht me. read
your tdNerustI t. i. sLN. .uued 10 conRult Won
You assured me that YOU would eradicate the tisI esa
and restore my hair, which had become very INN,
With that assurance placed myself m yopr bfnGs
my scalp Is Dertesy WE'LL and my hair has ceased Il
tall ont. Respectfully yours
MRs. SARAH GOULD, No, lit South Penrl stre,t
IL Is fact acknowledged by all who have used lhe
Hair Resiorer, and their name Legion that il is
THE ONLY PREPARATION
lhS' would ehectually and permanently restore tie
mar OF those who are bald, and prsveat
THE HAIR FROM FALLING orr.
The large and rapidly increasing sale of restorative
ls the sronge-t evidence Of the manilold dement's is
sonieTring upon
THE HUMAN FAHn4Y.
The confidence OF tho public has been obtained aud
they all unite in attsstng to il. vast snperi
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
Ever rntrhduoed ] do moi reeommt nd ms sre.,sra
ton to csuse hair 10 gToW six iaet IN rebV ~ arv
months, as 70 lsa simple mpossihiliiy and totalh hi
sRspes oT gn she SSs NegIe 9 those
will forfeit $1,000
zone Thousand Dollar0 II fail to cure the wort
eases ol partial baldness under aheen years stand
ThR ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER.
This wonderful remedy ia sold " druggists gomez
III VoUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT Iy seND
FOR IL
N,B.-CEres kusTanteed in every case who're thc d.
rt ,ctons fer ae are implicitly obeyed
NS-Fuse, ~ per soltle or SIX bottles fors6
PROF. II. A. DE MUM
sele Proprietor, No. 30 orange street
70 l3dly Albany Nav Work
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09

The second departure of ,ha Blairs for
Richmond, has given riso to renewal Of the
poAes runors. irq
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
Meotcal

CtugEs Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Asiha,a, u
" Consumption II is only necessary Tor atA zee
troubled with these complaints 20 try one bottle OF
Strickiands Aellifuous Cough Balsam
to convince them tbatt tho best preparation ever
used Il not only cures the above affections NJ the
Throat and Lungs hut it cares Night swtAs fId
kind oi Sore Throat. II ts pleasant 20 take and
safe medicine er infants Price "a Ceats per bottle
For sale by druggists generally MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
M i L / II A r Y II
PREPARE FOR THE DRAFT.

FIHE undersigned have opened Recruiting Office
4 at No. 29s Third street. (Oho Block. under the
Provost Marshal's Office, snl are prepared 20 h the
quotas OF the various suh-d srcts NJ the lowest rates
GIVE us cali before going elsewhere The hgbesi
price paid TO volunteers and substitutes, and liberal
SUM paid To any person bringing us recruits.
JOSEPH DUNN, late of the Ninety-thTd,
l.. u. ANTON US,
iaTdawld 2a3 Third street, Ohio Block.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
JOHN VENUS, RsTATE

NOTICE Is hereby given that the nndersiRped has
IN been duly appointed and qualified as ad cninislra
tor on the estate OF John Venus, deceased
November 70, ts0i HARVEY VRNftq
noV2o-Woy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
TURNPIKE ELECTION
FURTHER NOTICE
TO THETAx-PATERS OrMONTGOMERY co.

YNHE Treasurers Office will be kept open for the
i purpose of receiving Taxes without per centage,
until the hrst OF Je1uaIy next. Those who 10 not
pay by that lime may pay EXTRA per ceutags.
JONATHAN KINNEY,
d%2sdaWtt Treasurer Montgomery Cout ty.
w ANTE Ep-sUBsTI1UTEs-w viii furnish sub
w Sutulee on application aud muster them IN in
any District in Ohio. Always prepared TO receive re-
crulis. The highest bounty paid. A liberal fee to
persons bringing recruits ONCE, room No. J. Post
Othce Building. -
de2sdu MITCHELL, MILLER co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
DRAWERS AND UNDERsmRRTs

n rof less money than any other Clothing House IN
pa ton. We beg leave to remind the public that We
stand m connection with large Wholesale Olot hing
man19laeturlng House in Cincinpah, which certainly
enables US to give the above induce ments
we are constantly receiving the latest styles
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
SUPERB TROUPE 0F pERF0RMINa DOCS

Whpse wonderful per ofn annss e1ceea - iufef-sf
On novelty anything of ihs kind sfer
secu - Afnf rca
SPLENDID TEAM OF SIX DOCS. win silver
mounted Harness, and Tfappinea, drEFinH an
elegant Miniature Chariot, vii be CIV
eh through TIE pnnciTs ftreetB
90 the day OF BNhibiiion.
A hOAHIfg FARCE uill b. liven At saeh enter
iainmebt Also, COMIC TRICK PANTCMfEE.
Hft'sn expressly Tor this establishment. Iroeueed
nith Elegant scenery, hasUuiul COstBmes. ~ 5ert
Appointments, lriekr, Trsnsio nations, 6c, pre-
sentr in STYLE heretofore unequaed, except ~ the
lar -fsmef Rsssl Troupe
The resonf'ses u bin sstabhsltnent are 70 aresi
me hhfnher per orners % large, sod iheir clfer
ent spseisl ties - numerous and varied glni fn.
~" change u Programme can be given al saeh
rialn eat tnns wnns the whole strength n the
COMPANY is nightly brought lofth, the publ are
gfahhed ~ a consuni change Of peifyrnsn -,
roo phsng Acts, Sew, Novel aud astounding.
Mfuff open at o elsck; commence at H.
Tickets 50 Centsi Reserved beats o. Ccnts.
Admissipn 20 Matinee, children ibc.; hduiis &c.
Js'dh RUFUS sOMEFBY, ARtIL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
$4,000 Bushels
z a x = Q . q w ante d,

IN 00Q BUSHELS Flaxseed wanted, for which
CO,VOO the highest market pncs in cash will
~, tlate Peter Reist'sJ No. 83 Fourth street near
hhln, n, D.yl9n, ONO. THOS. K. GILLIS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
VARIETY SHOW!
Tridsy aud Saturday ives, Jnn. u &fi.


Toe largest best and only complete srfanissf1r ~
the sInd n saisiFnre
fhe toiloHips com pS-e portion o' ihe leading
~ SNOW ERQTHERs. VIII IAN And rENJA-
MIN nnd the LEyANJtN Bh0ThERs, three
tn nhuhef, TIE rrr0a neJ GJtunasts, Ac-
rulats and EquAbriFt.
iiANlt tlA kkbf, the Rrtnt CofHrsii0 Tocsi-t. and
bfttE CARLTON, the aroornris1sd song-
tfes-, sli introduce greet faustg
Of i'ueis. haiiads, Conle and
49, ... sent tnsntsl sonFs. &c
bith thNlri re renowned iioE uancer. N hg
hondeffui oR Dame ALSO hIs femlarta-
tl- amusing sfssisify.a v % Irsn jig
Hi15 Jhs7 ~ hsph he tHgrIsila UsnHcrsa.
- Nfi eraoefu ard EleEanr Poists, ana
- tharmfng Aets.
Ah. elMpN hl%1ANt tne great lankea Coined sn an8
- leilneaior o. Eeseatric Chsraatsrs
NIX HAkhl BRYANT the Wonfsr ui Nen'riuqu.st.
iniuliate ifnHafor snd Couie Ps1tominstst
Ihs exquisite dr0iiery ~ Nr. Bryant,
IN PAntoInifne tsinie scnnrfde
and couFulsea his audisuls - vtih lars hfer.
Thh tlokkhTlHE TRJUPE. eigtr 10 ugubef ~
I'd" hreml n nafahouis, o. he Md horlads
o. the besert, a mo eteHcitug sxtisa-
Ton oi 5Tact, Strength, and,
- AGILITY.
iuF AJIJMATDN SLACK ROPE TArhFNR, the
q h. MN D.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-09
VALUABLE FARMING Il TOBACCO LAMBS
IN
GERMAN TOWNSHIP.
FOR SALE ON PARTITION

Samuel limerick and others, agqlnst Mary Fmeuck
an. others. Case No. z05a. Superior Court.
n obedience 70 the order OF the Superior Court of
i Montgomery osuoty, Ohio, made in the above
case, will offer al Public Auction ON THE pRrHIsEs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18
Flood in New York,
Rochester, March Up. /,

Rochester, March l7-P. n.
There is the greatest food in Rochester
and vicinity ever known. The water in
the river fills all the arches under the ac-
queduct and overflows the railroad bridge.
1t is several feet deep, running down tx
change street and flows across Buffalo
street near Arcade, Sling all the cellars
and cpvering the ground floors of many
of the principal stores. No trains have
left the city eastward on the Central or
Genesee Valley Railroads since yesterday
at 8 O'Clock. The water IS sti!l Tisip q,
bet IS i aas saosrued in the river as
Mount Morris, it is hoped that no
great damage will result more than has
already been done. The railroad bridge
has been and now is in danger, but unless
the water rises more it will probably re-
main safe. The body of an unknown
woman was found floating in Exchaoge
street, having been washed down from
above,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

British goods Of every description, 1t pv
cry step. cir. 1 hAv< met then, cir, IN Il
shapes; and nov, cir l find ron clsinin,
ail the cotton, sir. intend 70 call sdorl
my Government to order me 70 Nassaa n
once"
"What do you propose to do there7,'
asked the Consul, some What taken back
II "ou'd, replied the General, sttAke
u,h me quantity Of picks and shovsls,
.nQ throw thai curssd sand hill into the
sea, cir. You may tell your Government
that, SIR. | would shovel it into the 90.
sir; and then ! would pay for il, sx--if
necessary. Good day. sir.''
Its needless to add that General Sher.
man ws' not sgaia troubled With u.
cious representative Of He, N.' ON
ernment, -jestys Gov
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A PROCLAMATION.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, March IA, 1865.


Washington, March IA, 1865. {
The President directs that all persons
who are now, or shall hereafter be found
within the United States, who have been
engaged in holding Intercourse Or trade
with the insurgents. by sea, if they are
citizens of the United States, or domicil-
ed aliens, be arrested and held as prison.
ers of war until the war shall close. sub.
ject, nevertheless, to prosecution by trial,
and conviction for any offenss committed
by them as spies or otherwise, against the
laws Of war.
The President further directs that Ill
uon-residents and foreigners, who now are,
or hereafter shall be found 10 the United
States, and who have been, OF shall have
been engaged in violating the blockade Of
the insurgsat ports, shall leave the United
States within twelve days from The pub
lication of this order, or from their aub.
sequent arrival in the United States dur.
ing the continuance Of the war.
Provost Marshals and Marshals Of The
United States will arrest and commit /,
military custody IN such ofIsnders u shal
disregard this order. whsthsr thsy Inv,
pasapoets o. Aet, and they viii T. detaansj
IN aash euatody uatil The end Of ~ IN
e. - - - s1bul asss16
|! =: ~ i!
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General Sherman and she Britlsh
Consul as Savannah.
Washington Correspondence Now York Herald.]
On the arrival of General Sherman at
Savanssh, he say lssgs anuber of
British hsgs displayed from buildings. and
bad curiosity to know how many Brit
ish Consuls there we're there. He soon
asoertAned that these flags we're on build
ings where cotton had been stored away,
and at once ordered it TO be seized. Soon
after that, while the General van brsily
engaged At his headquarters, pompous
gentleman walked 10, apparently in great
haste, And inquired # he WAS General
Sherman? Having received al afiirma,
tive reply, the pompous gentleman re-
lmarked, ssthat when he left his residence
United States troops were engaged iu re-
moving his cotton from il, where it was
protected BY the British aag.p
"Stop, air. said General Sherman;
"not your cotton, cir, bat my cotton; my
cotton in the name of the United States
Government, sir. / have noticed" CON
tinued General Sherman, 20 great many
British flags here, oil protecting cotton.
have seized it all in the name Of my
Government"
"But, sir,'A said the Consul, indig.
nanlly, "there is scarcely any cotton in
Savannah that does not belong to me. !"
"There is not pound Of cotton here.
sir, that does NOT belong to me. for the
United States responded Sherman.
"Well, sir" said the Consul, swelling
himself up with the dignity Of his ofict
and rsddening in his face, "my Govern
ment shall hear Of this shall report
your conduct 70 my Government. sir
"Ahl pray, who are you, sir!' said Til
/ General.
"Constl q Her British Majesty, u.
s'Ohl indeedg, rDepoedel Z - Gsnelal
l"I hope yos vii geppst - y Iesf GOV
esa.set. Yes w lss - y ~! ]
| oSje ri -, l1t u ~ -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

sgThe notorious guerrilla, Jerome
Clark, who. sporting the feminine nom de
plane of Sue Monday, has far year past
been committing numberless murders and
robberies in Kentucky, has met at last
his merited fate at ropes end. He was
hung recently by order of tho Federal
General commanding 4he department, af-
ter having been sentenced by court
martial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

A HAWK EYE WAY Down EAST
Bob Lttler, whilom a spicy local and cor
respondent of the Davenport Gazette, and
subsequently, gallant soldier Of the I'd
Iowa, wounded at Wilson Greek, is now
Provost Marshal General for the State OF
Maine. He is making stirring speeches
and rallying the boys to the defence Of
their country in his own enthusiastic
style.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

PELLA lrEMs.--Draw upon the Blade,
as usual, for Pella Items. Here goes:
Snow, Huber & Co. sold fifteen wagons
last week to Couucil Bluffs traders.
A series Of revival meetings have been
in progress in the Baptist Churches in
Pella. There have been thirty INNER
sions and about forty conversions.
a little girl and an old lady were wound
ed at the residence Of Mr.. Mobile, neal
Pella, by the accidental discharge Of q
gun which little boy was .carelessly
handling in room where we're severa
persons.
The Blade "trots OUT a mean puI
near that place who took upon execution
few half-starved chickens, the sole pos
sessions Of poor woman who is support
ed by public charity. ~
Mrs. Garlick, of Pella, slipped upon th'
ice and fell, Monday evening, breaking
her wrist.
The spring term Of the Pella Uniser
sity commences Thursday.
The Blade says that Gov. Stone VIII
passed through that city Tuesday ha'
with him an excellent specimen Of con
vict labor in the shape of an elegant bir'
cage, manufactured by an inmate of tn
Penitentiary at Fort Madison. The fram
was Of mahogany ornamented with msplt
The only tools used in its constractio'
were jack knife and small tack ham
mcr. 1t was manufactured BY . convic
from McGregor, all the work being don
aafter hours"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18
Great Flood.
Franklin, Pa, II,

franklin, Pa, March II.
We are having the greatest food ever
known in this region The bridge at OH
City and the French Creek bridge q.
franklin were swept axay- ="
- -. aad the telegraph line
~ oil Greek washed way housss, tanks,
barrels full'and barrels empty cover the
river. The loss is estimated By the mill
lions. The river is still rising.
Utica, March II.
The water in this vicinity is three feet
higher than ever before known. The
gas works are effectively stopped, all the
hres are ont, and no gas can be furnished
to our citizens for days to come. The
iron hfidgs across the river, built byths
n. d Is. r. r. Company, was carried
away about one o'clock. Little Fall i
lhe farthest point that has been reached
TO- day. There are about two miles of
poles and wire down this side
81 Little Falls. The extent of the damage
east Of that place is unknown.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

IVThe London Times is beginning
70 see some substantial results in Sher.
mans operations, hurtful to the rebels
1t says, "the fall of Charleston is vic.
tory which will recompebse the Federals
for many labors.''
The London Post SAYS, "Sherman's
9peraFions have placed him in the FORE
most rank of great Generals.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

The steamship Sierra Nevada, from
Portland and Victoria, brings nearly
$4,000 in gold. xwx@ -
A large emigration Of Chinese IL flow.
Jog into British Columbia. 4eataa
An expedition for the cod fisheries of
the coast of Selka had sailed from Victo.
ria. Other vessels are preparing to fol
low.
The coasting trade Of Victoria is nov
thrown open to foreign vessels on equa
terms,
Severe weather still checks mining op
erations in the north.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

w Phe Abba Union says that Mrs.
Moke, who lived near that place and is
A.. A. --;fa Of eli Moke, U. S. soldier who
has been for several months prisoner
kdown in Dixie, got tired at single bles-
pedness aud eloped with another man,
lately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

In the Cosnty Cart Of said County at keokuk
70 LEcy ucrthngtan Eliza T. worthinxten and I'd
yard ). Narthingtea, children and minor heirs OF VIM
II. Nerthin-ton. decesseS aud to ali others:
h1fiee IL hGreby given that there il on file in the
ePsny Conrt Of Lee county lowa a. Fort Madison the
fflsi9A VI AanA T. Bowe-, ~ Guardian Of The abawe
red nnors, praying for order of Court auf hor
tfng and empowering her said Guardian 10 seli al
tte right title and Interest Of said minors ia Iss aamser
i3ur Ia Block number niness-six a IN sAs city Of
Heokak, Lee county. Iowa,
Said PETITION will h. hearing and allowance Mt the
art Aforesaid IN the hrst Monday OF April iss5 10
O'Clock ~ RoBRsr II. GILMORE
hachif-.a ATTY for Anna T. Bower Guardian &c
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

~ The Boston Commonw wealth says
that Mrs. Horace Msnn has been engaged
for number of tears in collecting and
Arranging for publication the various pa :
Pers of her husband. They have been
given to the printer, and will soon appear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

EU One DR.. Robinson Of Toronto,
Cansda. has been tryingto prove slavery
. divine institution. Other d. DIS have
made similar attempt. 1t hasn't proved
eternal, at any rate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

eEA correspondent of the Keosau'
qua Republican says that the prospect fol-
striking both oil and salt in Village town
ship, Van Buren, county, is good. Ar
Eastern company is leasing large tracts o.
land, and boring will, ere long, be COM
menced.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18
F Major Generals Crook and Kelley
have been exchanged.

1@- The Union State Convention OF
Rhode Island have nominated James G.
Smith for Governor and Jacob Dannel
for 1t. Governor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

AsThs conductors Of ths street CAR
at Fhiade!phie forcibIy eiect solorsd pas
ssa6sb 6dn dir sSrs sul stbe soIorsd
people write indignant letters to the pa.
pers about it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

fE The mania for collecting relics at
charleston and sending them North seems
d be on the increase. Wendell Phillips
AZ the bell once attached to the slave
|narket, and General Butler the door,
llate of Mr.. Richard Yeadon, who. it will
remembered, once offered $40, 900 for
The Generals head. The New York Tri-
kune has received an invoice of Secession
&ransparencies and banners from tho of
ce of the Mercury, and one gentleman,
oasts the characteristic trophy OF bunch
L about fifty unpaid tradesmen's bills
,und ia the desk of Mr.. Barnwell Rhett
Coop FOR BRowsLow In suit fol
amages for imprisonment and persecu.
ons at the hands of certain prominent
bbels Of Knoxville, during the early days
the rebellion, Parson Brownlow has
eeu awarded the sum of $25, 600, to be
Aised from the properties of the notoFi'
= }. C. Ramsey, Sneed, and some 9th.
The Parson has also recently beer
ected Governor of Tennessee. He is il
lex.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18
From Canada.
Quebec, March II.

Quebec, March II.
It is expected that Parliament will ad-
lourn TON orrow, whom the delegation
from the Canadian Government viii pro.
ceed Immediately to England to confer
With the Imperial Government in relation
to the question of defense and CONNER
cial relations with the United States, and
other important matters.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

EThe District Court, in session at
Keosauqua, adjourned Tuesday morning,
Judge Trimble being summoned home to
attend bis father, who was dangerously i'll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

Buffalo, March

uu"foJ UIdICU I u.
The following gold and stock reports
have been obtained from parties who re-
celved private messages from New York
via. Montreal; Gold opened at 1874, fell
to 1881. reached 1861, and closed at
1854 At pm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

AThe Keosauqua Republican com.
plains of irregularity in getting Chicago
,,s...S. s,..H. Cant he any more troubled on
that score, Brother Mayne, than ourselves.
They are most provokiDgly persistent in
being irregular here.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

~T The news of the fall of Charleston
in England caused decline of Id in
cotton, at Liverpool, and of l@2d in
cotton goods at Manchester.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-18

RA Atthe school election in Keosauqus
Monday, the following board of officers
was elected Hon. Geo. G. Wright,
President John p. Craig, Vice Presi-
dent; c. L. Hall, Treasurer Robert
Sloan, Secretary; William Moore, Di-
rector.