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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
CITY ELECTION.

rTNHE FOLLOWING ARE THE NAMES OF
IL the inspectors appointed by the Council 70
hold the City Election on Monday, the % day OF
April next, viz:
First. Precinct, comprising the lst, I'd and 9th
wards, Joseph Tnrn0ck. Inspector. Place Of Vot-
ing, steam Engine House, on Second Street
Second Precinct, comprising the Sd, 9Th aud sth
wards, Victor Blsch, Inspector. Place Of voting,
John Monks house, corner Of First and Vine
Streets. A
Third Precinct, comprising the 9TH, 9th and 7th
wards, A T. Whittlessy, Inspector. Place OF
voting, Union Engine House, Lamasoo.
A. PFAFLIN, Clerk
By A. NJ. McGRIrF, Deputy. nh20td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
PROSPECTUS.
List of the Union Dead
IN SALISBURY.
December, 1854 Jan. and Fen, 1885.



o. March 75th contains another appalling list Of
the dad Onion Prisg1srs, comprising thoss who
died in the hospitals from the 18th OF December,
the day upon which THK .TAIHEEEs eorEsspos-
dents sAseaPed, until all the priseusrs Of
removed TO Richmond and Wilmington for en-
change. There we're many unable to obtain adj
nission into the wrstchsd hospitals. who breathsd
their last 10 their own quarters, and Of whom no
memoranda whatever was kept. They 20 to swell
the list Of the nAmeless aud aHFsoorded dead Who
have chssrfalIy given up thsis iives for our dear
country's sake, Ahd whose memories the Republic
viii ever delight 20 honor.
!. The exchanged prisoners who kept aud brought
through this record state that The salisbury Daily
WatchmAn. in announcing tbs escape OF THE
TRIsUss's correspondents, proEounoed the occur
rsncs very Notifying. inAsmacis as they we're the
most Important prisoners in the gsrrissni but
asserted that they wsrs certain 70 be broeght
back within week. a. scouts had BEEN sent oHt
for them. and the county alarmed In every d.
rsction. As the Correspondents hid quietly IN
sight Of the prison until the seoats had gone GUS
Aad kept all the time bshind them, IL Was hardly
strange that their fancisd Pnrsusrs cold obtain
no satisfactory information eonesraing them.
The last report which reached the prison bsfors
she Of their safe arrival IN ROCKVILLE, stated
very eireumstAntiAlly that Msssrs. Richardson
Browne and Davis had been seen goiag throHgh
the mountAius on horseback, armed 70 the teeth
and accompanied b eessrtiDg rebel Sfaeer, WIZ
was also a travelling arsenal. The story propably
/ sprnng from the fact that once, while in wiike,
county, North Carolina, they wsrs pursasd for
short distance by member Of the Home Guard
who notified that one Of their companions VA
dressed In rebel aniform, but VINO muat have beer
blessed with more than ordinary preeeptionIf b
saw any arms in the whole party. 3sntn tt3a
Price, In wrappers. ready for mailing. cents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
Amusements.

Masonic TEMPLE.-There was another
excellent audience at Masonic Temple
last night, and the playing was unusual
ly interesting and creditable To-
night, which will be the last of the pres
ent season, Mr. Morris takes benefit
in splendid role. He deserves, and we
hope he will.receive, liberal benefit, as
he has contributed no little to the amuse-
ment of our theatre-going people, and is
possessed Of rare abilities.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE Il hereby given 10 the qualified yoicrs
~ 81 the city ~ Evansville, thai the ANIMAL
election. for The purpose q slectinz city officers
viii b. held a. fhs several places prescribed b. the
ordinance Of the city for holding city slections,
the ffst M0ndaY, being the - day 81 April, 1895.
Al which election the f3lIoSi1g officers will b.
elected, viz: A Mayor, one COMEDIAN for each
ward u said city, City Clerk, q City Collector
City Treasurerf Marshal, Street Commits
sioner. a Surveyor, fhree assessors and City Re.
corfer.
- order Of the CouoclI
A. PFAFFLIE. Clerk.
ByA. w. MoGRIFF, Beputy.
Granville, March 20. 1866 uih2l, tide.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

We desire to call attention to the ad-
vertisement in another colurin, giving
the names Ct the Inspectors of Election
precincts, and the Wards voting at each
precinct. We learn that all the Inspect
ors appointed have consented to serve.
Voters viii do we'll to scan the advertise
'ment headed City Election" as it may
save them long talk on election day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

ETHIOPIAN SoLDIERs.--A company Of
American soldiers Of African descent
came up on the Armada yesterday morn
ing, fully armed and equipped, and pro-
ceeded by the Clara Poe to Louisville.
While waiting on the levee here, they
behaved in the most commendable man
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

SHIPMENTS. We notice immense
quantities Of lumber, dressed flooring,
&c, being shipped by our lumber mer-
chants to Nashville. The Marmora has
nearly full cargo Of this kind. Evans
Vile is daily extending her trade, and is
without rival in the State, in COM
rnarninl nninf Of view
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

The Atlantic Monthly for April, is a
superb number. The table of contents
comprise contributions from ike
Marvel Mrs. Harriet Beecher Slows,
Prof. Lowell, and other New England
celebrieties. The Needle and Gar
den, one Of the most interesting maya
zine articles we have read for a long
time, is continued in the April number.
The Atlantic may be had of all book
sellers and news agents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
RnR SALE.

B@~ ! YOU want fine suit of clothes,
made in the best style and good ft,..go
to Carlin's, as Anderson is still at the
head of the cutting department. He
has also the finest lot of clothing in the
city
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

The Buffalo Express is glad TO learn
that the peach growers Of that vicinity,
on Grand Island especially, report that
their orchards never promised better.
Should no untoward turn Of weather
occur, the prospect of peaches and
cream next fall 10 excellent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
REMOVAL.

ME-, =. O. MIEesT BKiEa OOMPELLEb TO
w vacate his Old stand on The corner 81 Msfn
and First straets, hss removed large portion 81
ms atpfk y thnSt Charles saicOn FIRST street.
t-,tSeen Main aud Locust, where he will he pleas-
"a D. wait % biz friends until DO can Occupy his
INV sfHod, corner Locust aud Flrat mZ.tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

IL printed ca a large, doable- medium sheet, maxi
ing eight pages Of six columns each, and contain
Ing the choicest matter OF the daily issue, In
Guiding News Summary Foreign aud Domestic;
Legislative and Congressional Matters; War
News; stock, FINANCIAL, Cattle, Horse, Dry
the American fhstitute, Farmers Clib, &C, &C.
M TERMS.
Mail subscribers, single copy, one yeaE-52
numbers u ~
Mail subscribers clubs Of nye.-..-..-.-...- 10 %
Persons remitting $40 for 10 copfes, will receive
0ne copy extra, gratis.
Persona rernitting SO for 20 copies, will receive
one copy eemi- Weekly, gratis. ID
Persons remitting $50 for 40 copies, viii receive
one copy Daily, gratis. L1G
Drafts on New York, or Postoface Orders, paya-
BILE TO the order Of The TRIBUNE, being safer, are
preferable 70 any other mode Of remittance.
Address -r THE TRIBUNE. : s.
mg3-ltdkw New Yerk.
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erciaI point 0f view.

RESTORED TO COMMAND. -As we ex-
pected, Lieutenant Colonel Glenn has
been restord to command at Hender-
son, there being nothing found againss
him by General Palmer, who sends him
back with a full endorsement of his
official conduct
The very fact that Colonel Glenn was
abused and denounced by such loyal,
honest and honorable men as Ben Har-
rison, of the Nesos, and the friends and
panegyrists Of the aforesaid honest Ben
ian1in, assured us that he was all right.
Rebels and guerrillas always hate an
Efficient Federal officer.
Major Shook, we learn, will remain in
Command Of the post. while Colonel
Glenn is in command of camp of rem
devious .Es.N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

Say There was slight set-to on the
levee yesterday between white man
and an Ethiopian, resulting in drawn
battle. Nobody killed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

Ina Harry CONDITION. Haute
and Harrison Township have to submit
to draft for over two hundred men to
fill their quota. What a happy condi-
ton for rural village to be in
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

"a Go to Wright's Gallery, No. s.
Second street, for your Photographs.
VII work warranted equal to any from
Eastern cities. Dec 22-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
NEW SALOON.

CAPTAIE KLAUS HAS OPENED A FIRST
~ class saloon on the corner Of Main and
Egnth strrsts, where will Be found the beat
liquors OF all kinda. liberal SHARE % patronage
70 solicited. ImT-dsm,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

Showing balance due to the city from
Mr. Carpenter of 1866 %, if Mr.. Carpen-
ter's claim be admitted. But your com
mittee are Of opinion that the above
credit of $l9S is not coming to Mr. Car
penter and ought not 60 be allowed, as
he himself does not pretend that any
part of his account accrued subsequent
y to the receipt by him of the sum Of
$500 IS from the City of Evansville in
1857. They insert the credit IN this re-
port only to show by Mr.. Carpenters
own papers that he is found TO be indebt-
ed to the City in the sum Of 1856 %, and
rejecting this credit as it ought to be re-
jected, the balance due by Mr. Carpenter
to the City of Evansville is 1854 IS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

B@ Hiram Nelson will sell at auction
this morning, on the wharf, opposite
Hall & Rudd's wharf boat, lot of apple
trees from johnson Ney, New Alba
ny. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, a. m.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

e6r We had the pleasure yesterday of
.arcall from General Green b. Raum, of
Illinois, He entered the army in 1862,
as Major Of the seth Illinois, rose sue
cessively to the rank OF Lieutenant Col
onel, and Colonel, and last August he
! was breveted Brigadier General, aud has
lately been commissioned as full Briga-
der General He participated with dis
inguished gallantry at the battle of Cor
nth, at, Yicksburg, Chattanooga and
Mission Ridge, in the last Of which he
was seriously wounded.
He accompanied General Sherman
through Georgia as far as Pacotaligo
Bridge,
He has been prominent politician in
Illinois, and has done great service both
in the Geld and in the forum, for the
Union cause, being a talented and re-
fined gentleman,
He is now az home on brief fur.
Tough to attend to some important bust.
uGSn. emeH .arHfF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
HI IA u a IR1 III @
nnna at Shnrtast Nntine
NOTICE.
Annexation Of Territory to the
lI CITY Of EvnnavilIA

City OF Evansville.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Common Council OF The City Of Evansville, Ia
pursuance Of the provisions Of an Act Of the
0eutrai Assembly 81 the STATE Of Indiana, ap-
proved March 9, 1856, entitled an Act 10 amend
the seventy -first section Of an act entitled AN
Act granting 20 the citizens Of the town Of Evans
WIFE, IN the County Of Marlborough City Chart.
or approved January n. 1877, and % add sup
plimentsl seotibus 90 said act," will on the 10Th
day Of April ls65, Prcgant 70 the Board Of County
Commissioners % faiislerbtIrFh county, petition
praying for the annexation 70 said City, the
fellowirg described territory, and settling forth
t4p reasons fpF saeh annexation, via: Alithat part
Of tho ss.s h-essL narter Of section ineteen lg,)
Township six 90 Range ten fl0l vest, decri bed
- loiioNsi VIZ; Commencing Al stone, "a corner
established BY che Coanty suTyeyorl o. the south
lIpe Of said qusrtr.sectien, asd adjoining the
NORTHERN Enlargsmept o. the CITY Of Evansville.
aud running thence by Ann Street west, thee
hundred and eighty four (ssi) net thence North
two fhousand tx hundred AMI forty C26i0) ret 10
stone thence East fhree hHadrsd and slightly
and seven tcnths & 30 7-i0l feet 10 stone aud
from thcseo 6oEth, tEo thousand ak hundrcd and
forty (zCiol fast 70 the place of beginning; said
territory befaR CONTIGUOUS 70 the City Of Eskna.
VILE, and a0t plated o. laid %.
Aftest-A. PFAFFLtA, CIsrk,
~ A. ~. McGria, Deputy cilrk
March 11-3N
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRIcH, Proprietor
Cor. sTsiu Ans Third Sta.
EVANsVILLE, IND.

fTlHIS OLD, WELL ESTABLISHED, AND
Il widsly-known Hotel has, been closed for sew
srai weeks undergoing repairs. IL has, during
this time, been reprinted inside and out, has been
thoroughly fitted up, and in great measure furn-
ished with new beds and furniture. The propris-
tor has made every arrangement 70 render his
house convenient, healthy and agreeable to she
public.
Thanking the public for the Hae patronage thai
for SERIES Of years has been extended 20 the
Washington, he Invites q renewal oftheir custom,
aud VIII endeavor TO have his table furnished and
tbs house managed in . war 10 merit thsfr eonfin.
nsd patronage. 49,.
Omnibuses wifi pasupu gers 10 and Ann
tbs Depot free. sea7 FaIv9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
BUCKWHEAT.
STRAYED.

A DARK BRIEDLE COW, FTvEYEARs OLD.
n len last THURSDAY; was near CAlTinE She IA
in good condition, and fs heavy COW. 4 liberal
reward will be given by returning her to 8 80
A. BEIS. ~
MT Lest street between ID mud 3D.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

A FIGHr AT EAsrPoRT.-From Capt
Dunlap, of the steamer Kenton, we learn
that General Hatch's division at East
port was attacked by q considerable
force of rebel cavalry, on Friday last,
but he quickly drove them off, without
Receiving any material damage. Having
no horses for his men, he improvised q
cavalry force of his ohicsrs-several
hundred-and drove the rebels to Iuka,
inAicting. on them severe punishment.
Horses are being forwarded to Gen.
Hatch to re-mount his men, when he
will take good care Of what few guerril-
las and rebel cavalry are left in the rear
Of General Wilson's expedition.
The water in the Tennessee having
declined, General Hatch's entire force
has been returned to PASSPORT. where
they are strongly posted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

MAD DoGs.--Ws see by the Indianapo-
lis Journal that mad dog was killed
in tina. city on Sunday.
A dog that might 90 mad was seen
yesterday on the line Of the Terre Haute
& Indianapolis railroad, headed in the
direction Of Indianapolis. We hope our
friends of the Journal will not be ataict.
ed with mad dog on the brain, like our
Lafayette contemporaries we're.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
PRIZE CONCERT.

DRoF BUCKS GREAT PRIZE CONCERT viii
come OF about the first OF April, and offers
unprecedented attractions. Twenty one elegant
prizes will be distributed, including one diamond
set. valued at 81 500. Price of tickets reduced
81 Those who purchased % tickets will cab
tional charge. s-74 mh2Ttd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

The undersigned, success
sor to M. Lyon, and late
Taylor & Co., having re-
Gently returned from New
York with one of the best
selected and most stylish
assortment of
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29

Amount claimed BIZ Mr.. Carpenter to
be due him by HIS account marked u,
copy OF which Is annexed 20 the re.
Dprk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
TWO DWELLING HOUSES
AND
One Splendid Building Lot

MY RESIDENCE, on the cast side Of Second
M street between Sycamore and Vine; ~ sto-
Fy brick, eleven M rooms,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-29
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

| fTtHosE wishing 60 build the present season
Il viii do we'll 20 call and exa mine the stock of
Lumber, Flooring, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mould
tngs and Casings at the corner Of Main and Sew
eBfh--the largest in the city--and for sale at
dnced rates, t5t JOHN II. GLOVER.
mh2s, DAWN.
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sns-as-s ~'AA
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II Corner Lots
COMMISSION.

SAMUEL n. DooKEB s:ss fss1J-o. nusoUeHEr.
D0CKER & DuSOUCHET, -
Produce ana Commission Merchants.
NO.s10 WATER STREET, g--'f
0rr's Block, next door 70 M. DaIzeli y f-r--
EVANSVILLE, IND. =
GS- Highest cash price paid for all kinda Of
Country Rroaaces Prompt attentfo6 given to 81
Orders. .tsfsEs 4 - s. "a decI0~6m
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With all the Furniture.

With all the Furniture.
~ desired. Ground % ~ $50 feet; fine Grapes
Peaches, Pears, Aprieots, Plnms, ETC., the
premises. A Fire-proof Brick Warehouse extends
the entire rear Meodhouse, ee.s nndaE
this Bawe roof alley graded and paved.
Also, 20 by $50 feet, adjoining,
with One story Frame House--fJur rooms, Stable,
etc.
Also, hue BUILDING lot, or LOTS, on First
street, nearly opposite ~. sPanl's tkpiscopall
Church, ll212 feet front by 100 deep; BY far the
sale IN fown. cd - - =
Titles 20 all the above PERFEcT-terms easy.
The chance very seldom occurs to buy desira-
bio property 80 conyenient to business ~ the
f. GILBERT,
mario 81 Mod Sycamore street.
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FOR RENT

sTIxTY ACRES OF GOOD LAND IN THREE I
- miles Of sExsBsyfllesss Enquirs- Of 'as- '' =
ms -.----. Z. A JOHNSON.
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- " - p. 81 - 8. y N 80
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Onuncn.-At The alpeintsd honI
tkS deroh vas flled With y lasge I'D
nlv Inferested - -
s1. p vio.s se,e6S6 Pc. 60 - -
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I - 81 The p.etor. Rev. i. 81. WariIw,
.na. after aise;.ae ! varv .prropr;lta
praser M oasrad IN Rer i Il II,
Cofcheo. Rev II n W;lhn, .aad !
lea.on from In ic6n9n y lis ,msesIus
80 then ,sa,essed ,ueee..;v.Iv s. Bev
n 3;li..,a Il. 5r.,,o. = ~ 1si;,..
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financial and Gomincrfial.


b. TsiesraFh-l NV roax. April IT,
cetton-steady and me-e doing 1t Ss6asc fer mid
ding.
tionr--Hitbout decided change and moderate bust
ness at 5sets So for Extra State, 30s 50 txtrs
IL o. and 6S6e o. for trsds brands market eiosins
quiet.
wh:sky -Dull and decidedly iswsr: Western . 100
ii, closing at H.
Whsaskirmer for Spring steady for good inter and
hesvy for poor da No Chca 70 Spring d; Amber
Mich. 1891 70, White Missouri at q so.
kye-Qatet.
Barley and Barley Mait--Du'l.
Corn-Scarce aud arm ri ! 3ezsl IS for new Mixed
Hes;eEu 40 for yellow and IS Il for new White
Osts-scaree and firm; Western at toc-
Woo-GEiet
xPe4oeusn-puii At Sc Ess Crude; Sc for Refined IL
Bsnd.s and n z72rfs d. Pre-
sagsr-tluiet; Cuba and Maseevado al II xal15xr.
Aeitszes- Dull
Psfk-fsrmer and more doing at a 25G3S % for neu
mess closing IT - 90 cash. - Ss1zs IS for 1851 DO
Cash and regular way, closing . o. cash: "a $50
% 70 For prime. and 20 tfsza5 81 70. rrifae fness
sfnist at ~ 90 Sls 50 for plain rnexa and 10 0C
GO 90 for extra mese.
Beef Hams-Quiet At % Gea22 90.
Cut MeSts--Q net. part last evening" at 14l6lISc for
Shoulders and f5szDtsc for hama.
Baron-Duil at los: for ons clear; Is;Sc for long
ribbe and i6c for short ribbed.
iafd-Qniet at tx else
Batier-Quies at 10 Szsc for OHIO, and 2oas5e fos
State
Cheese-Dall at lsD7se for common to prime.
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KxoKuK, April I4, 1865.

KxoKuK, April "a, 1865.
Mr.. Editor: Let Us erect . monument
of neatness and stness, in some conspicu-
GU, place, to the memory Of the many
brave officers and enlisted men from our
town who have died 10 the service.
Let Us be just to Terrence, Worthipg-
ton. Curtis. aud hosts ofTothers Who sleep
10 soldiers grave until the resurrection
morn. r.
RS suggestion viii doubtless 20 thor.
oughly commend itself TO the pasrissism
and public spirit of our citizens - to 10
sure action upon ii. Our people adairsd
our colder heroes living, lamented then
in death, and will be willing properly t.
commemorate their services and preserve
their memories.
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R We attended the services ct Cha,

give attended the services ct Chat.
ham Square church yesterday morning
We have elsewhere a report from this
meeting. The exercises were impressive
and the addresses brief, relevant, forcibls
and admirable. Heard nothing from thu
other churches Of the sity wherein ser
vices were held. Suppose. however
that they were well attended, aud thai
many of cur people joiued in this proper
recognition of the national salvation thai
God has wrought and gave expression i
that union of love to God and love Of
country which 50 well becomes the Chris.
tisn patriot.
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To- roHr Remember the entertain,
nent at the Atheneum tonight. We
do not speak that we do know when say
ttat this minstrel troop il an excellent
one-for in common parhnce. tswe've
not been" But we do know that the
Baltimore and other eastern papers, snd
the st. Lotus ard Chicago and other wes-
tern journals, where they have given en-
tettnipments, speak Of this troupe in terms
of high praise.
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tar The various committees-and il
were due to the gentlemen composing it
that We make mention of each of them had
we time and space st-our disposal-sp-
pointed in the matter of the celebration
yesterday. deserve great praise for their
energy and industry and their entire sue
cess 10 their respective .pecialties.
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we believe no serious accident
occurred Yesterday to mar the days enjos
Ueet. heard OF one or two instances
10 which boys were considerably burned
BY the explosion of s.serpepts. and crack.
ers. If not severe. it were no, an nn,nes,
punishment for the foolishness Of the bovs
in picking up these articles before ,hey
have exploded.
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cAicase MAKER.

BY telegraph CHICAGO. April Il
The markets genersliyJower
Fiour-Dull. Sales 700 bbss. ct 750o 90 for Whit.
Winter aud ooa6 20 for Spring Extras
Wheat-6 70 6 loser. Sales VI No Ut I 10n1 Ii
&corn-2fo'c iowsf. Sales of No. 1 q 641<1e6e -
rejected at S. @G0c.
oass-4,5 to &c lower. Sales Of No. at ssoGlLc
| elosing at 40c.
Rye-Esssy Sales Of No I At Use. No 9 NJ 6sc
Parisy--DuiI. Sales OF Old No 2 at p0c
Whssks-DulE buyers 1T ~, and eeilefp az 2 o.
Provtsions--Duil and weaker for bareIied pork ant
for bulk m.ats Bales 200 lbls Mes Psra At Is sol a.
700 bbs Prime Mess It Is ST. 5000 n dry salfsd shoul
ders At l3c packed 800 rces sweet hsms
% tiesces kettle Lard It i6I<c
F,eishtt-laist at II 1Sc for Wheat to Buffalo.
Beef ctte-Firner eales choice Ut TO loo: fair u
god nj = 20 5tfcs and common Ut AZ TO &C. n
extra ~
MOney-CIose.
E1chanse-fsrn stp.r bayins and u premium sell
dofd-ltSDi4o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-15
FA very marked feature of the Z

ZE a very marked feature of the cel-
eorat'on yesterday was the good order
which prevailed during the day. This
was due 70 The morality and intelligence
OF our citizens, aud to the wholesome and
well'advised police arrangements made
Dy the p'ii'tary and eivi! authorities. We
were glad to observe, however. that Ter.
feet order was maintained ,hroupbout the
city, without the compulsion of the
guards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-15

eU- Was glad to meet yesterday our
good looking friend, Henry Moore. Post
master at Keosauqua. We are indebted
to hi,n for his efforts to increase tie sub
scripton list of our Daily and Weekly. 1