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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-06

ga Governor Bough, Of Ohio, died on
The 2sth ult. .''i' l'5.. .i'j 5.'.'
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-09-06
~ For announcement of candi..
dates for Office our charge is fwenty
dollars, payable invariably in ad-
vance.
esssASWe are authorized to announce

f. L &C i a b q Il N u
Of Poipte Coupee, as q candidate for Con-
eress from The FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS.
ralcr at The approaching election.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28

DIsrISGuIsHBD VIsIroR.-A few days
since we were favored with a visit from
=. Joe Bowers" Chief OF the White Noun
tain tribe of Indians. His majesty is en-
route TO San Francisco in company with
two miners, who are taking him down to
let him observe the civilization Of his white
brethren. Aurora was the first town con-
tanning brick houses which Joe ever be-
held, and he expressed much simple
suiszement at our many curious improve
ments on his aboriginal style Of life. His
idea Of our tall houses was that the upper
stories were built, not for practical every
day uses, but for places of refuge in time
OF war. His idea of a sign over the door
of a business house was laughable. He
took it for a warning to the public not to
enter. His notion of the male portion OF
the community was that it constituted a
grand JON, stock company, possessing all
property in common, except the good
looking white squaws, which he thought
might be private property. He imagines
the tops strutting about in good clothes to
be the good men of the town, while the
miners he thinks have been condemned to
labor to atone for crimes committed in the
community. Such are the impressions
our exalted" civilization has made
upon the mind Of an unsophisticated abo-
rigine. Very few Of u citizens were
aware of the presence Of a monatchical
po,enta,e in our midst, which exonerates
them from all blame for having allowed
his highness to enter the town without a
| public reception.-EsmeTaldd Union.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28
TO THE LADIES.

Ladies' suffering from any complaint incident
to their sex, such AZ the Whites, Falling Of the
Womb, Irregularities Pain In the Side, Headache
Palpitation, Suppression. and all other Diseases
to which the Female system Ia subjected. willAnd
prompt relief by addressing themselves to DOC
TOR PERRAULT.
To those seeking our advice, a plain statement
Of their case will be given, whether durable or
not. .. 0r
The great experience acquired by DIR. PER-
RAULT In his extensive practice, and In the va.
rious Hospitals Of Continental Europe, affords an
ample guarantee to those seeking advice Of being
under the care Of q legally qualified practitioner.
DR. PERRAULT'S Dnme Is to be found In the
Medical Register, under the authority Of the Med
ical Council of Great Britain, and Ia, therefore.
not to be classed with the names Qn many cases
sssumed) of q horde Of adventures who, through
the public press, seek to impose upon the crcdu.
lous and unwary by the publication of q~ualifca'
tlons, and tho advocacy Of specifics, that are
rarely beneficial, and In most cases positively In.
furious.
Persons at a distance can be cured at home by
addressing q letter TO DIR. PERRAULr and sta.
ting their case.
Letters by Express to be addressed to J. PER
RAULT, M. D., corner Of Sacramento and Mont
Homery streets, Rooms Nos. Q, 10 andll, orto Box
y73, Post Office, San Francisco. Ju2l 3n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28
p,,,.u, Condition of virginia.

We copy the following significant arti-
Gle from the Norfolk (Va.) Dominion OF
August Slst:
"Look at Virginia to-day. With nearly
0 1000 square miles Of wondrously fertile
territory-favored with all climates and
all productions-she has but four cities of
any importance, and but 100000 in
habitants, of whom over o%ne-fourth are
black. And even these figures are taken
from the census of 1860. Since then a
fearful war has been among US, and car
ried off our young men by thousands.
From its effects every branch of industry
in our midst languishes-the farm and the
workshop alike. The war has also de-
stroyed our property, and eaten up our
capital. AS we were in the beginning so
are we now, save in the mere possession
of houses and lands. Women, children
and negroes, although answering very
well as a basis for representation in Con-
gress, or to swell the census returns, are
not q very firm foundation for commerce
and prosperity to rest on. The strong
swarthy arm Of the mechanic is here aoso-
lutely necessary. He it is who builds
railroads and digs canals, and rears up
cities, and extends commerce, and we u
have him. We must offer him induce
ments to come here, and when he comes,
make it pay for him to stay here. Not
meet him OF our very shores with high and
ever-increasing rents, and seek to enjoyin
advance the prosperity he proposes to
erect, nor bestrew his pathway with
sneers and reproaches. But we must tear
down the old wall of prejudice, remove
the letters Of lethargy from our limbs, and
work with him for the common good and
the common welfare"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28

PuNcruAL MAS.-Mr. Higgins was a
very punctual man in all his transactions
through life. He amassed a large fortune
by untiring industry and puncsuality /; and
at the advanced age of ninety years was
resting quietly on his bed and calmly
waiting to be called away. He had de-
liberately made almost every arrangement
for his decease and burial. His pulse
grew fainter, and the light OF life seemed
Just aickering in its socket when n OF
his son observed:
Father, you will probably live but a
day or two is it not well for you to name
your bearers
ITO be sure, my son." said the dying
man. 1T is well thought of, and l will
do i, now" ,
He gave the names of six, the usual
number, and sank back exhausted upon
his pillow. -.
A CLEAN of thought passed over his
wi,hered features like a ray of light, and
he rallied once more. MY son, read me
the list. Is the name of Virgins there:"
at is, father"
Then, strike it off," said he emphati-
cally, "for he was never punctual-was
never anywhere in season, and he might
hinder the procession a whole hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28

ADVICE TO YoUSG PRoPLE.-keep good
company or none. Never be idle. II
your hands cannot be employed, attend to
the cultivation of your mind. Always
speak the truth. Make few promises.
Live up to your engagements. When
you speak to a person look him in the
face. Good company and good CONVEX
sation are the very sinews Of virtue
Good character is above anything else.
Your character cannot be essentially in
iured. except by your own acts. II any
one speaks evil of you, let your life be SC
that no one will believe him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28

SPEAKING SATURDAY EvENING.- As
will be seen by reference TO an advertise
ment in another column, those disrn-
guished and eloquent lumiuaries OF the
forum and the stump, Hal Clayton and
Joe Winters, will address the citizens OF
Carson, on Saturday night, upon The
state Of the Union, and the financial con-
di,ion Of the country, State and county"
Clayton's pathetic style and Joe's spirit
stirring eloquence will no doubt secure
an extensive auditory. The m that
Piu,e Sam will act as chairman of the
meeting is not authenticated Carson
appeal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28

MEETING OF THE UNION CLuB-MR.
SUMMERS SpEBcH.-The Theater was well
filed last evening by members of the
Union Club and others to hear Col. Chas.
A.. Sumner upon the political issues OF the
times. We shall not attempt anything
more than a mere outline of his speech,
reple,e as it was with sound views and
clear. eloquent sentences. Mr.. sumner
closed his address with a pure and lofty
strain of eloquence, urging unanimity OF
action on the part of Union men as the
means Of attaining the noblest results to
our State and National progress and char
acter. The Clue gave three cheers for
Sumner and adjourned 10 meet again in
one week.-CGrson appeal of this mOrnina.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO THE NERVOUS AND NFIRM.
nR, J. PRRRAULT, GRADUATE Of

nR. j. .PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
~ THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENS COL
LEGE, begs to inform patients and Others seek
ing medical advice, that he may be consulted per
sonally or by letter, in all cases OF Nervous and
Physical Debility, and the various disorders aris'
ing from sedentary habits, excess, accident or
climate, from 0 A. N. to 10 NJ, and from 2 to ?.
NJ, at his office, Armory Building, northeast cor.
ner Montgomery and Sacramento streets, Rooms
Nos. 9, 10 and II, first floor, up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
Where a secret infirmlty exists, involving tho
happiness Of q life and that Of Others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity Of Its removal, for
It Is q fact that premature decline Of the vigor
Of manhood. matrimonial unhappiness, compul.
sorry single life, local and physical debility. etc.,
have their sources in causes. the germ OF which
is planted In early life, and the bitter fruit
tasted long afterwards.
DOCTOR PERRAULT'S Diplomas arc in his
Offices, where patients can see for themselves that
they are under the care Of q regularly educated
practitioner. The best references will be given
when required. Patients suffering under chronic
diseases can call and examine for themselves. We
invite investigation; claim not to know every.
thing, nor 10 cure everybody but we do claim
that In all cases we take under our treatment uo
fulfill our promises. We particularly request
those WHO have tried this boosted Doctor, and
that advertised Physician, till worn out and dis"
couraged. to call upon us. II will cost nothing,
as consultations are free. In all cases Of Primary,
Tertiary and Secondary Syphilis. Pains In tho
Bones, Old Sores, Rheumatism, GonorrhGa,
elect, Structures, ETC., particular attention Is
gwen, as well as to cases OF Seminal Emission
and Impotency.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28
DRY GOODS AND H

DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
FASHIO Ms!
J. BAUM & BRO, Z.
Next Door: to the Gold Hin New. Once,
A RE NOW OPENING THE MOST Elk.
n tenslve stock Of ..rrrs.cs H9arg
Custom Made Clothing,
., 6. Er AED r.n"' ..
GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS!
....#".L. .... HTfH ...|. #. .. ...... o..
At Prices which will please NIL.
You can save IS per cent. by calling on Us,
a we are determined TO sell our new stock OF
FALL GOODS, consisting Of ,a
BR9ADcIoTH AND BEAVER SUITS
FANCY CASHMERE AND BUSINESS
BLACK AND FANCY DoEsKN PANTS;
FANCY AND PLAIN CAss. PANTS,
sATINETTE PANTS, all c~oIorsj
COTTONADE PANTS, different cOlorsj
DUCK AND LINEN MINING PANTS.
Velvet, sffk, Cashmere, Cloth and CaSsi.
mere ..n ',
Els rs!
OF all colors and styles. ..a
BOOTS, ~ Q
. |.-'. .1. Do.
ST
We haye the largest rsscrtment IN the
other Celebrated
.r.... Makers Of
NAILED BOOTS! y
DoUBLE-sOLE STITCH DRESS BOOTS;
SINGLE SOLE CALF DRESS BOOTS;
PEGGED BOOTS, every descriptions
BOYS, BOOTS, all sizos and qualities.
WHITE SHIRTS,
or Davis & Jones, Atkinson, and Star
Fancy Travelling OVershirts, all coiorS;
Flannel Shirts, every description;
Shaker Flannel Underwear, oil colors;
Hosiery of all Kinds; w
Buck Gloves and NIitts, heavy and light.
Red, Grey, Blue and Green
Blank It's,
or California Make.
TRAVELLING BAGS, Carpet andLenther;
TRUNKS, all sizes and Prices.
R-Do not fail to call on us. FOR CASH yoii
can save Is per cent. VI"
]. BAUM & BRO"u
Next door 70 Gold Hill News Once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28

A FEMALE refugee (white) who had a
large family dependent on her at Memphis,
Tenn. and who had only one calico dress,
excited the sympathy Of some gentlemen.
who made a collection for her, which
amounted to $l5. She was profuse in
her professions Of gratitude, and at once
repaired to a dry goods store, where she
paid thirteen dollars for a lace collar.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28

REMAINS OF Miss CANuTE FouSD.-1n
digging about the old foundation of the
Church of Bosnian. an old Saxon edi6ce
in West Sussex. England. the workmen
recently came upon a stone coffin, which
i, was ascertained contained the ashes OF
the youthful daughter of the old Danish
King, Canute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28

AMONG the sayings attributed to Ad-
miral Farragut is one that "you can no
more make a sailor out of a landluooer oy
dressing him in sea-,oggery and putting a
commission in his pocket, than you could
make a shoemaker of him by filling him
with sherry eob6iers.''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28
WHITE & CUNNINGHAM'S
International Saloon,

C St., formerly Geo. Lewis.
A snug and quiet READING ROOM, and neat
and cosy Sitting Rooms are attached to the SO.
loon, which will be made IhE SALoo OF the
city. None but the finest OF
~ BRANDIEs.
WHISKlESy
And the Choicest Brands OF Cigars,
viii be sold.
HOT LYNCH from II A. Nj. to 3 p. NJ.
We will spare neither expense nor trouble to
make the INTERNATIONAL a place of resort
worthy the patronage Of tho people Of the city Of
Virginia. Isel3tfl WHITE g. CUNNINGHAM.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28

BUSINESS.
Dayton is doing first rate in the ordi-
nary line of business, and what with her
freishting. quartz mills, wood trade and
legal business, the town is far from dull.
POLITICS.
As ever, Union to the core, her people
acknowledge no fealty but to the United
States and God Almighty, and he who
obtains a regular nomination will carry
Lyon county. Dear Dayton, shall we
again visi, thy streets, parallel with the
sparkling Carson: Bet yer life, we 60 10
Mrs. Doyle's next " sociable."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-28

CHAs. F. BROWNE, better known as Ar
temus Ward, has bought the snug cottage
in the village Of Yonkers, which was for
merly the property of Chanfrau. the theat-
rical.
The New York herald., 1865-03-26

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ssev. fron Fhl.dsPAl. Tor rost RsyL Sc d.; jssinE
S ; s fo sss ssss'iSc Sy z n a:' lss
don. stone from RocIiaad for issAnOIss fsS II wax
''sS sAsy. Ss.ss port brig Sarah ALE. 3D. Jsnssss
from hAsAmoros fos Bsisimors schr WILLIE Staples frsn
TsspsD Marsh is-In pors brig Clara Brown for xYork
American Ports.
BOSTON. March 24-Arr Br shp Island Home, Mann, IL
yerPooi bark orchlA ayensr MaxnIas CID bark Duise
Buckman MaianYas Florence smith, and schamyl Tpp
New orlsans Mary Edison liowe. do; schrs q carts AZ
E,s wnS SIa hiss ans aua SSss
AEo~ ss s soas s
bxLTfaoRE, MsrsS s%sa Mxrr % steamer George Appold.
Howes Boston Cid ship Br Marshal Pelsser Beyan brs
men; BRIG y.loo Gall Fortress Monroe schrs Maryland
Johnson Brl wss, indies; Petrol Br San Andrsss
EALL RvER March sen5. Nlnsrvs JsasrOs,
aYsTc Conn xs1s MIhy ss MYss Senator Brown Ne,
NEwRURyPoRT, March as-Arr brig v,acennes Hods.
NEw BEDFORD, March a4-Arr schrs Golden Eagle Kel.
iey rhilsdephA; Mary Rowland, ruiler sipplcan for
PHILApELgHIA, March 24-Arr bark Annie. Chase,
ror!rs.s sGnsos & .Shrs Broeks .rooss yyort
briggs Eagle Shaw Trinidad Sussex (r Lawrence Matn-
sas II Kennedy CLARK rorandi Abby Ellen, dimere.
ohn sa nop . "nn & scn
Telegraph shaw. Haffax: Biow, Elems PortsInouth Nh
I bayle. Bayies, Bridgepor Horizon Plum, Lynn d
H shepard D.s
NYork: bnrk Abd e ksder Edridge. Hilton Head.
The New York herald., 1865-03-26


CLEARED.
oSssnaso%RnShn % y, D.l. '0' ''00A' A'''p'''
Steamship Star Of the Union. Blanchard New Orleans
Steamship Commander, Powell. Beaufort--Murray Ne.
Steamship BENTON, sslssr Bsanfort-Nurray Nephew
ssssmship ElinAbs,h' ' Fowler, BsisimorsMwm Dassil
ship Enocb Train Lane Hong Kong and Batsviarhayer
SHIP Jeremiah Thompson Blake Lverpool-sani Thomp,
Ship Energy; Csaklns, LverpoolspoGOrd Tlcston Go
Ship Gertrude korw), Pharo Antwerp-holmboc Bal
ship Lowyssy wy, Norw> h.reas'en, Ro''erdam-FuncA'
ship Western Empire Grosicr Juan del sur-Chas
RsTi Fannie Hamilton ,Br). Msrshman, GbraltarMoore
Brig belphine tBrem>, DeHaan, Ros.erdam-wm Salem
sT,s Ts In.s FL. r sSsaSss Sss Nr
Brig samson, Deano, Maanzs-i vining
Brig Rosetta tBr), Mannaud, $, Johns MD Small 4
brig Bell tB,) Taylor St ohns NFGordon, Bruce
Brig j r Arcy Weeks wnshington-Miler Housh,on-
ss sS Ssr SS.ss s5 row. ssn
S A.s s s,.r S cs as; . Ssa md g
$s..s peal e AN Fs
ssn a,s hss s.G% Sn c%ns mssas
scs1 Mnls pn. Gordon, Bs.usor.-rnom.s HOLMES.
Ssnj Sewss,a S;n,isy SINH SSS
sshr Van cissi conovci, aonroevAn Bruhi
Maria Hesrp Erickson ChineesssasA HAvons.
schr Ocean Queen. jenkins, Nansemond Va-croweh
schr Mott Bedeli, Bedeii, Baltimors--M Bedell.
schr i fNeancs Wilcol, dslphia-Bcntley, Smith
Schr Expedite Franklin Philadclpha-H Racket Son.
schr Horace staples Gibbs. Phllsaeiphla.
Sch, zssnSSs Lewis sTG-
sioop Odd Fellow Dyer. Block Island Conn.
....... ARRIVED
.~~-h, C,ltr~ III Z Wot nrt Rayal
March a via Forrsss Monroe th with passengers, 70
Steamship baltic tU transport. Maury, Hilton Head,
March q, 30 Quartcrmxster = -
Ship Il @ Scranton, Williams, Iiyerpool 80 days, with
pdss TO srs @C9 Has . bsen y asys .. he
Rs Suwannee McCobb Trinidad u days, with sugsr and
sris CtreSssn sryant Por, Morr, for Philadelphia
days, with cotton, to Peck 4 Church
Schr Ecott Duncan, Ponce 10 days. with sugG TO Met
soSr Marietta Han, Rockland
ch schr julia L Graee race. Ba6son .asa.a Sloncsster
sshr susan ser.npoS' sscu%psD' ~. ~ew New Haven.
Schr Terry, Eidridge Now Haven for Fortress Mon
schr Good.pecd, Dart New London.
sSr ssr fs in LSrd fsrsgS srSsnSo Conn
Sch~ Expedite. Franklin, Orient
schr 4 ! Scott, Arnold, Eewbnrg for Providence
SAILED.
City Washington, Den Barnes knight, Alliance
Clarion, Tie. Chas Benton ships Gertrude Bengal San
RUSSELL barks Coonst Corea Maria Louise Thomas Tails
scuii Middleton. b W sanders Wide World, Palestine
Dmar San Juan Lucy Ames, Hornce l. bell. Dawson,
ws,more, Allen Dunleld, Arcoa, " Esebee Terry
Ter, Adventure.
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
Wind at sunset NV


Sur PoIAa STAR AI ees TONS built at Mcdford lin 1851
SAs been sold ON private terms
New York ,osy wrecked sable Island Dee 70 She
1880 bushels oats, consigned to ? Buck AGO
scnR Loap OF Is,E. Csr,, from New York for Rio
dereolns repairs ith INST
scsx MARY LAsGpos, from Rcckland for Maamoros put
into 81 Thomas Feb H. with loss Of sails and spArs and WAS
scnm IxAAx WALTON McCoud which arrived AT Gloucester
# from GGs. % on ae on % IN ss n pn OF so IS
from South shoa She was burned nearly 70 the waters
ber loaded supposed to be an English built vessel
Sem HArm.s,EL Horxss Arnold from ElIzsbethpo, Of
.s Sss WIZ SSr nss.s; Sss H.,%s e..
charge cargo and repair.
scum MkpAn pLAfr Brewster, from MstiaPosc't Tor New
Sss o SSGS c New nS"don bd and Probably
90 pieces She loo TONS built at Newbcrn Nc Ia is
sqs ss ely Iwnss sS x ' captain and George ma Frank
y,yoa from ErabcthpOri for Providence with coal
went ashore New Haven on Sunday
scma cmlxp-The Providence Journal OF the 2sth inst
% o% S.s s o ssA sw sedos e
Saraeanse Bcach full Of water after having been run
% as hsge ~ Was 5 ashore in tha. ycny W
Az The .ss cc Euy q S'spo M uori q ssiS %
story originated from person protesting " % ins
soun M,rcnrr, Aas rs tons bull, a, Milford, Del, in
1850. has been sold on private terms.
scmn Ass las tons bun. =, Midas,cwn g. IN ls.s
@ O sss % s%a gn s from %at S sss
mand Of Capt tow Ter.
M.sa ysyss bar. scm'p ?, % Cap,
OF Dover Nov g. ard has not been heard Of since
whslcmen.
BARK John Dawson Gottlr NIB OH River OF Plate Jan
], having taken 10 bbs sp oil since leaving FaJhL
spoken, &c.
ship Yonparei from Liverpool for shanghae, Jan
Foreign Ports.
FEB n pss s. s E%p n from om es &ss
ngon Haincs, Rival Dane; Oracle lBr) Wood Alce Ball
Ross white Mountain Harden, aud General Grant couEh
low .hps drsu Hins.sy from Rio Jsnelro. Dsn
sy am. mS.s oa .sa FROM usnSy DO
ssSn Lewis s@s s"d F bsa.s @ sawyer Go Goo
a% o s ks si has sss ses
| York aud others as before v..ao Y.,ov S.u
Yat g. sse Is1ss Eagle Howe Howe. s rs,aSpS
B,nsssI March i2-ln por, brsT Darrell tBr,, Webb
v.s Ys iSE sa ss.
sSSs' s. Mf is' fSsS; no. & cr
diseow March o-is por, bark: Avon ssr, hCssh'r' ss
fo S s1'qs MGR 1S & port rsia Sp sss"p. ~
for Mcn,eydeo ldg Governor Morton l,a" n"mr " Nyork
sid list brig Eliza, Hyork -. =, ., po.n.na
,s,S %.s MFS" dr Sc.da lssSS sS 1sS 1
Mhos is9 ,y % nnsn ~, DO isn raadc jansen Tor
90 LTa March 10 Ia port ship Nevada Bartlett for Galc
''Svsc.r Jan bark ssssleld Robertson to sail
M,wsss & Jan LIN port ship John Pacn, Emmons lds
iTssr Sssyo%r rSs hpGgs = SgssS ic % pS sS kissing
Malta idg bcore reported for kYork)i bark Morales
oSssSs sscvs S sss Sc sd ship star Of the Union Reed
Ro sss,ac Jan s sid ship Aalan,a Barnes cailao
ST r,om.s March 7A bf iyar' hsrspgr rtop %
Bos,oni, MingoAuc, 18Th, brig Vim Mason small Venue
Il or ~afoh H. ships noyhead Dayspport from oet.s
The New York herald., 1865-03-26

Stocks and gold rather nrm on CALL and not very &C
tive Sales Of gold after the call at l66k. Al the clos
Of the report gold was selling at 1854
The New York herald., 1865-03-26
SHIPPING NEW S.

yoRK--run DAY
IS NOON RISES. morn IL
IL hIcn Water. ......evo bS
Fort of New York. March 2J. 1865.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05
oAlcaso marxe,.
By Tsiexranh

ny isissrspn-i CHIcAao. june =.
There was fsir Of activity In the leading mar
ksts to day, but prices lower In man in.tsncs
rioar-Quiet and without material change etting ex.
tsas ~ from l2<1s So god 70 choice rsdss and
Spring superfne at from 6sees rs.
"hest-Aettve, but 10 Il re lower. Al the opening
SAFES OF No Spring we're made ct sal 24J8 suhSe-
qusntiy the market weakened and dispatches re-
cav Ell that there frfnnrss exhibited and III.
market closed steady II 2Si1 No spfa= was mod.
rra;ey aetse at from 1881 IL for No l. He'd Winter
. as quiet aud sold b. . limited ex tent at 1 g.
Lorn-Ihere Was q fair shipping u4u;ry but 1t a re-
dGcfon VI ~ &c per bushei yesterday ruY1s Nc
sold at frons e4 sc; No <ss sle snd Rejected at
IS closing dull ut inside prices Canal Corn was ina
tive aud nominal.
oats-Moierats.y active but lower s)rcnnr sale. OF
No Ssre made Al 4sp4sIzc bat fhs eloe the mar.
kt ralsd weak with more sellers than buyers =. &4sr
kye-Steasy aud IN fair demand Ne ssfd At finn,
COG tbl1c, AID No. at fora s. 5sc
Bari y-There nothing II consequence done in
Barley, and the market vas alto g.ther Evrinal
niehsiues-The decision Of Comm ssioper Lew =.
regard 70 the seizure OF Hishaia-s, bad dsTsew - =
iect on the market, ard prices nominal "a
1 sS. 81 vac
s-eds-Du AMI inactive
Provsions-Hed very firmly but fb mark, ,rl..
qniet. Aess Pork sold at from rs 2sa3 al - -
IL 70. sra Tsss bse'
Beefcatef'ull. with little .,oek ,ef, .x., - ~,
the various yards VI $50 head Al III - x -. Ifo -
for fair u prime steers xe, nj Is % ,s -
u sifuni Cows steers and Oxen
hoss-sn good supply, with an active demand Price
fuiea nrfn and upon fb trausx fon Of ~. r,.yt.s -
note "a ADVANCE 81 IT. to 1sc = 100 rs on rrs vim
ts'ions kntire ssief at the vatou. ward. IN & A. -.
~ . soe, ~ chiefly 1t 1907 % per 100 ns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-05

ODD FELLows' Pic NIc.-The mem.
bers of Puckecbetuck Lodge / o. o. F.,
will 60 upon pic mic excursion to Greg.
ory's Landing on Wednesday. The Eagle
has been secured for the trip, and will
start from the city at n O'Clock, a. NJ
The keokuk and Herman Lodges Of tbi.
Order, and the citizens generally, are cor
daily invited to attend. Tickets can BE-
procured OF the committee, AID Of Howe
i Tyler's, Billings House aud Lowry.
Literary Depot. There will be good mu
sic to enliven the trip.