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PER OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:

PER OvEILASD TELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA May l7th. 1868.
I'd Series all sold. Commenced on Sd Series.
Two Hundred and Thirty Millions (23OOOO. 0OO)
precisely like other two series. except atcd 5th
July, and Government reserves the ri chit to pay
pix per cent in Gold instead of 7-3O Currency
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent. Philadelphia.
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OFFICERS OF DELTA CHAPTER

BE. Myres, II. F.; W. R. Creque, K: % Gso !
Applegate, s.; Samuel Beck. c. H.. Wm sv, Ssv,. W
Pts; John S. Agah, R. A. c.; Samuel = T'e1.oa,
N. 8. "; T. B. Harper, NJ. 2. "; Mock woLse! Mecs
n. v; D. ". Lubbock, IT, R. CranJaII eSoe': Soe
3. G. Smith, G. Nec.i
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A BEAUTIFUL 1DEA.-A~ay among the
Alleghaniss there is a spring, 30 small that n
single OK could drain it dry on summer
day.. Ii steals ils unobtrusive wsy anon g
the hills, till it spreads out in the beautiful
Ohio. Thence it stretches away . Thousand
miles, leaving on its banks more than thou.
sand villages and cities. and many thousand
cultivated farms, and bearing on its bosom
more than half thousand steamboats,. Then
joining in the Mississippi, it stretches away
some twelve hundred miles more, till it falls
into the great emblem of eternity. 1t is
one of the grea. tributaries OF the ocean.
which. obedient only to God. shall roll and
roar till the angel, with one foot on the sea
and the other on The land. shall lift up his
hand to heaven, and swear that time shall
be no longer So with moral influence. 1t
is rill. a rivuet. an ocean, boundless aud
fathomless as eternity.
d. Sexton, Of San Gabriel Mission, has re-
ceivs'a a pa,sHt for his Improved Quartz
Crasper.a.
The State Gsocgist Of Minns.ota reports
inexhans,able quantities Of quartz on the
north shore of Lake Superior.
A son Of the late President Polk is in
charge of band of mules VI Nashville. rnr
chased by northern sprcula,or. His wages
are IS per day with two negroes to assst
him.
The Oregonian claims .hst petroleum tas
been discovered about eight miles above
portland, on the west bank of the Wi,lame,t .
river.
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N Demn, !, ,ooratic state Central COMMITTEES:

First District-P. A Forester. a. "a y,o
Second District E. il. yandecar:
Third District-Wm. II. Glasseock. au
Fourth District-T. W Freelon.
Fifth District-J. W. Vaudeville.
Sixth District-J s. Curtis. gao
Seventh District George Peirce. ls55a
Eighth District John Daggett. sd a'H
Ninth District John Berry, ,ooue,y.
Elevenfb District Daniel ". Gelwick+
twelfth District-T. N Cazncag. .,...
Thirteenth Distriet- James II Lawren''.
Fo"rteentb District Thopor Fipdleyaos
Fifteenth District J. ?, Hamble ION. o,snto: j. n.
Committee al Large. From sacrnmenffuo,m from ssn
Cofroth, J.C. Goods, VIM; sha1tuGeoii Goiemsn, JaA
francisco, John H: Beard, WIN, rrr.us !. Casscry.
n. Cutter Joseph P. Hoge ana an. fuee"'
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Hoard of Supervisors.

District No. l, Samuel Dodd District N.
D. w. Madden. District No. 3, A, R. sa". Nv,
The Board meets the first Monday in FeS,"s.--
May, August and November. -" ''fuafyy
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PfObQte Cnurf

Hon. H. Fellows, Judge. Meets on III. g..
Monday in March, June, September and Deesns .,s
Der. 'Ven,
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County Court.

Hon. n, !. Fellows; E." Judge Meets on the f.,
Der. - Oecem.
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DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. T. B: Mcfarland, Judge. Meets n. a..
Monday in February, May, August and No,..1.S u..S
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U.AS,.7.3O LOAN.

RY AUTHORITY OF THE SECREFARY OF
ID the Treasury the unders gned has assumed
the General Subscription Agency for The sale of
United States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and
three tenths per cent. interest, per annum, known
AS the
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Democratic County Central co.~A.

10 Hamilton, Chairman; A. Huutlev s
tary; VIM. N; Crutcher, Treasurer; ba SeeIs :
n ". Price, M w%' p, "A; Hines Ed Barrett john l.
starr, and Henry Gooding. '-"A! H. W:
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POPULAR LOAN OF THE People.

Less than $500 900 900 of the loan authorized
by the last Congress. are now on the market
This amount, at the rate at which il is being
absorbed. will all be subscribed for within fonr
months. when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mand premium, as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and Soc
tion of the country may he afforded facilities for
taking the loan. the National Bank. State Banks.
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence. and who only are to he re-.
aponsiSlc for the delivery OF the notes for which
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
March 25. 1865. ap29 am
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SEVEN THIRTY LOAN

These Notes are issued under date June 18th,
1865. and are payable three years from hat time.
in currency. or are convertible, at the option OF
the holder. into
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STATE OFFICERS OF cALIFoRNS'A.. .

Judges Supreme Courts. ". Sapderson' Vn't
Justice; John Curry, Lorenzo sawyer A'D
Rhodes and o. l.. Shafter r..,;n,,
Clerk Of the Supreme Court. ". y, f,alf 'Taun
Reporter. ....'' -. - III.
The Court meets in Sacramento on 'ne "'
Monday in January, April, July and oc'0Os''
United States Senators-James a. McD0''''
and John Conness. u;ohv T
Representatives in Congress-. r. h's"' =.
B, Shannon, and Cornelius Cole. ..,rsH
The State Senate is composed of 40 mem0''''
and the Assembly Of SO. Halo
Senators from Placer County-James e. A'
and John Yule. =, ~ w;,cb.,t.r.
Assembymen-J. D. Pratt, M. u " "'n0N''''''
and A. H. Snyder. -s ---r.sA
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u. S. $40 Six Per Cent
GOLD SOARING BONDS

per cent. including gold interest from November.
which IN .kes the actual profit on the 7.30 loan ut
current rates. including interest, about ten per
cent per annum besides its EXEMPTION FROM STATE
AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION, WHICH ADDS FROM ONE
TO THREE PER CENT MORE, according to the rate
levied on other property The interest is paya-
BILE in currency. semi-annually. by coupons at
tached to each note. which may he cut o1 and
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day GU a $50 note.
Two cents - 500 @
Ten $500
20 $1,000
Notes Of all the denominations named will be
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.-.fuY -fhi sil l..l t.i.t '.l...
Montgomery and Washington Streets, San
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THOMAS soYcE, aa
AGENCY.

NORTHEAST CORNER OF
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d. Sexton, of San Gabriel Mission, has re-
csivsa pa,sH. for his Improved Quartz
Cras5,er.n
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rHE oNLYLoANINM MARKET

now offered by the Government. and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that its superior advantages will
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Oct. :, 1665.-6w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-28

!. -" C,r,u:; Co"r Tor =. Mar 5 Coun.,
.,.ssy 4 C.."r: oi Eqni'T.
No. i y Equl:y.-
~ .ir'n" o''uth'rifN 'c>'c': II re a Ci..!:
= ~ = tlt Cirr,i: Cont for S.,;'t ,';2r, :
&C., =. ~ ~ "Tole oi Euij. .iy,at
'.aws" oi ihe Sta'., il j. hereby o.d ~. = ~
*. .t.nrt Of las rM Haley. Trustee II III,
....a he ratified ard confirmed, unlr~>
>a,,-r 70 r." rtr;rr-v he shown on or heior-
;.s :rrd .NonGay nf Ncyr next; provided a
carv of ,his order be inserted in the SAN,
.l.rr's Ga,etic cnce a week for three success
,v' weeks previous to SAD Third Noad.y 81
Oct: next.
nc seport states the laai sold for ! 100.
JOHN A. CAMALiER, Clk.
True conv-Tes;
JOHN y. CAVALIER, CIk.
Sep; III I>6:.-3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-09-28
NOTICE TO CRrTITORs.

NOTICE TO CRrTITORs.
R3N-~iCCls hetel>y given thai'h suhscri.
EN ;r- az chtained 'cora the o. ha' =
, p.r' s. u rv's county, !" Maryland, '"'-
err o. aGI.IniHrre ion on the pcr:unal e5'ste .
Tn,nes c. e-apr, ,,.e o! <aId county, .'ecc7e' '
:" ~ g.rsors ha.tg ca'ne agair"' The SD
srsas.d urc harthv warned - exhibit the sans
vrrh the rroier ,tchsa thereof, To tis cut
sortHtr on % refore the E'h Gay of Ma en- :.
let5, otherwise 'ney nay he EXCLUDED hv Law
fe"n, Ill heasf Il n" sid estate Given un.
p: c.y Land :L:s - day n Sept l~S6.
JNO i: HiGHi DER,
adn2:rIni-n.0I
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ERsv. Iugalls, Agent of the low

- Rev. Iugalls, Agent of the Iowa
Soldiers Orphans Home, who has re-
Gently returned from visit to the army,
addressed meeting of citizens of the va
rions denominations of this place, 10
Chatham Square Church, on Sunday at
three O'Clock. bis subject was "The
Greatness and Hope of our Counfry," aud
the theme was we'll employed by the tai
ented and eloquent speaker. His touch
ing references to the patriotic sacrifices
of our noble soldiers brought tears to
many eyes, ADD, under other circumstances
would have been roundly applauded.
MIR. Ingalls, has been very successful rs
agent for the Home. The soldiers of the
Iowa regiments have subscribed over
$4,000 10 its funds. And the agent
now calls upon the people of the State to
show similar substantial appreciation of
the noble cause. He showed that the
work was large. and the duty OF meeting
1t Imperative And, as the thing must
be success, all who wish to share in
building one of the noblsst monuments of
patriotism and benevolence ever erected
should cheerfully answer to the call made
upon them in its behalf.
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PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c.

FLoua-snperHne, 50 90. Extra IS so q bbl- Double
Extra ? bhi.. o 80. zoe less Z bill. wholesale.
Nasar-spriBe, 81 l51l 20, faIi, Is to 20 p bu
kYE-592Gec 4 bush.
BARIEY-kail,l lDal 45, sprine,1 SoGl 35.
0ATs-iaG35c 2 bush.
CoEs-s1ere5c y busbei laying; 1oaTsc selling.
Coas MsAi-$i SO y 100 10 buying; o. selling.
BsAs-wheat,s 81 10 y loo b. buying; IS ~ 80
selling.
Gsss~ APPLrs-sa 90 TO 70 buying; So ssz3 60
selling. aud scarce
PoraToEs-I 3zdi 90 buying eoaI 20 selling
OsInss-s2 CO buying selling IT 5. 80
BuTrER-3S to 10s buying. dea5 sc selling
E5es-2nc buying. - l4c seilis <, and very scarce
CHIcKESs-Lise VI soasS % buying - eJes % sef-
Ing.
Wmrr Bs.Ss-common to Good. 1911 80 buying;
90 to 10 selling.
TAILow-SaS1Sc.
BREswAx-J3c buying
Hu-Hmcthy $40 Or; Prairie SO co.
uIpEs-Dry Flint, ilc Dry saltedfec. Grubby, hall
price; Green, I, Green Sheep Pelts, 81 so TO IS.
LFATHxR-Henock sole IS TO Ale p ID; do harness 43c
p n do upper % to Soc per foot Oak sole &c D.; do
ha i6aslsc q D.
81 90 TO II 90 p bush.
LARe-l7c buying; &c selling.
HAS-SugaI Cured DC y n. selling.
REEr CArrLx-s3 so to IS 90 gross.
SaErp-S4 so to SIS so p head.
FesrHERs-5o TO 6oc.
RAas-4l< to sc, buying.
BAss-BnrIsps, a5c.
Single Gunnes Csc; double do, Csc.
Seamless, 2 BUSH, Coo to So
Flour, X Dbl, 80 to 81
do 4 bbl lSc.
do Il biol. fpaperl 81
sAcKs-Nool Sacks, 40 each
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financial dno GonuI1trfiol,
New Vera marxss.

,New Work Maxkes. N
D Tslseraph.l NswHeax, Ny 4
cotton-Dull, heavy ara decidedly lover 4 A2oAse
rioarsavy and 10 to f5c lower - COZ = fos N
for trade brands market closing hesv{ with no b.yss
At otssds quotations. lncludsd IN sies ars LOO bh
extra state 6or Jupe q -.
Whisky--Steady ~ inca II.
whest-pul with drocf1ng tendency, at - ff W.
tor Red Western, and So for Amber Mich.
Rys--ouiet.
Corn-yery s,srcs and shade nrner; - for new
ati old mixed Western, and ~ r new Hsilow south
ern.
Rics -Dnii. =
Wooi-Duil.
pssro,eum-Fhm at SoD4oc for Crude; t60ssc for
Rem ned 10 Bond, and 1876 for do Free
ssssr-osiss Cub. and Museo'ad0 It lasisc.
MoIsssee-Dull
Poyk-Ieavy and lower ut Is 00Qeo 70 Tor new mes:
and regular way cIing Ut - % cab; = Oexo ~ ~
prime. and Is 7Sa96 y 70. prime meas Aso wy aols
ne mses fr June and Julv sellers and buyers option
Il = s0D3o o. Total stock Of old sns new, MAY s'
| 81 81 bbl. came date last month o., ls2 bbls :.
Bee-stsady at II PIC GO for pistn "ess sno -
81. = e re Sc r s.', .ss ds. last pigs
beef Hans--Qtiet At q Eo42s co.
for long ribbed and i6yx for short ribbed.
Cut Meais--In moderate demand 1t 1414@lsNc foi
| shoulder. and l7@1oI4c for hams.
| Lard--Heavy At Ice f81c-
Bn.ter-stesdy ut ls0zsc for Ohio and z714esSc for
State.
/ 70 prime
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Church Directory.

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN - Fifth street, between
Msn and Hondeau. Services every sabbath as Al . IN
ana I Il p. m Sunday School elz IN.
JANIS BRovS Pastor.
FIRST PRrSBYTERIAN-Correr High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath Ii and
Sunday School . a. Z J. GiLLETrE, Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHURCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath at II m. fuadsy
School 81 pm. r. HAssAL. Pastor.
CHATHAM SQUARE NJ. Z. CHURcH-Corner Of Sew.
enth aud Morgan Preaching every Sabbath al
IL a m. and a D. 10 Sabbath Scnool at Public
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings
Z. II. WAXING, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Third street, between
Concert and Bigh. Services every Sabbath at IL a.
and Z 4 p sabbath School e1x m.
II. wEsrovKR, Pastor.
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KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAuY Carr Cry 0T1io1,
KzoKuK, May 1, lsos-
q ROcExIEs..WHOL PRICES
yNIDAYN

CORRECTED TUESDAYS AND YnIBArs.
Gxocxsr MakxrT.-very active here we'll ~ in the
Eastern Cities and all staples arm aud sery scarce.
suGas Cuba and Porto Rico, tzir, l5IEc prime. i64
49, ehoi.e, l53s1 New York, y, lsr; New York, A,
2lc; crushed ami powdered &c.
MoIassxs-sugss House, Us 2sc; 9oidsnsyrup,l 10
gil 5o-Sorghum, s0d65c.
CoFrEr-Rshtr 6rmer at 3 to Csc.
RIcs-TsI@ Bile.
Sopa-American, DC. English Zoe
SoAf-pslm, 1ela Slie; German, il8l2e' st Louis
German l3c
rsu-Yoang Tyson, 81 soe2 90. Imperial 81 10 to
~ De-; Black, II 10 70 81 o..
C.SpLGs-F irnser. Star, sc; Summer Pressed, i5c-
Tosacco-psik Sweet. IS 10 SOC. Aetiain brands VI
20 2.c; Gold and Natural Leaf 81 so to 81 a. On
count additional after April LIST Toacens rensib
very firm.
N.rLs-Best Brands lover at IS 10 rates.
6LAss-sxlo Country SO OF City ., rates.
CgnbAsE--2t 10 .5c.
psrEn AppIxs--eLoice 12i491s1xe p b.
DsisD CCEgssrs-z5c.
R.lsIxs-New NJ X 20 rs, Iayers7 90.
sttT-Dnli at 25e3 10.
PsasL SrsRca-fo to lie.
woopEs WARE Hoop pails. - 90. hoop Do. 8 %
No. Tub& SIG Or No do u fn No. do ~ co. Sssts
III DO, D. Wash-boards, IS 90,
FssH-So. l Maekerel, ttls 81 90 for new.
ma do do SIS 10 90
MOL do hi 10 sli s)ai Is.
No. do do - ueg1o 20.
If bbls. No White Fish, ~ So
oILs-C al cit sp4Ssc. Lia~eed Oil 81 33Si 20, Lard
OIL il co OF 10. Fish OIL 81 81, Meats svot OIL 81 So
so
carEsR-w. Il. and namurg Is to 26c.
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w We are glad 10 be able to chror

Ey We are glad to be able to chroni-
Gle the death of a vicious canine yester-
day. II was pear our Office, and our eyes
behel1 tho tragedy, aud we looked there
on and didn't feel sorry worth a cent
FL. was little dog, but he bit largely.
He sprung upon small boy-bit him
several times. Two OF our good citizens
saw toe proceeding and their souls were
stirred within them, and their anger was
enkindled against that dog, and making
a raid upon him they pummeled him and
finally struck him in the head with a
Ratchet and the days OF that dog were
ended. So pass away more of that ele-
ment of our population.
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noWA 0ololoros 0fphonss Eao0s.
KHoKuK. Nay /. 1865.

AE0KUKs Hay l. 1oOo.
Alta general meeting % Sabbath oom-
mittees were appointed from oil the
Chs 'ches 70 meet It tho Congregational
Church At o'clock, May lat. The fol-
loving named persons we're present:
Judge Lowe. H. B. Ten-Eyck, Smith
Hamill, DR.. Ford. Rsv. E. H. Waring,
Rsv. Westover, Chaplain Williams, Gimp
lain Teter, and Rev. P. P. Ingalls,
Agent.
Also, Mrs. Judge Lowe. Mrs. 7.
Fletcher, Mrs. D. w. Ford, Mrs. jamie
son, Mrs. VIM. Graham, and Mrs. 8. q.
Irwin.
Chaplain Williams was appoints
Chairman and Chaplain Teter Secretary.
The interests Of the Orphans Home
we're freely discussed and deep in.eres 1t
manifested in its behalf.
Whereupon the following ladies were
appointed to thoroughly canvass the
city:
First Ward-Mrs. Judge Lowe, Mrs.
D. W. Ford, Mrs. Buckingham. Mrs.
Coms.ock, Mrs. Col. Hills.
Second Wsrd-Mu. Il. X. Hart, Miss
AIDA Seaton, Miss Ellen Martin, Miss
Timberman.
Third Ward-Mrs. z. Fletcher, Mrs.
Jameson, Miss Letter, Mrs. DR.. Knowles,
Miss NJ. Hamill, Mrs. Chandler Carter.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. Creel, Miss Mary
Ford, Mrs. David Collier, Mrs. William
Graham. Mrs. Holt. Miss Maggie cross
Mrs. Lowe was authorized TO call the
committee together for canvassing and
reports.
A meeting was called at the Office Of
Mr.. Ten Eek at p. n. to-day, where
all the members of the association are re.
quested TO be present.
l. P. TKrER, Sec'y.
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n~ Copperbead, named Henry Nit
chell, who lives near Fort Madison juno
ton, got himself into very considerable
"muss" yesterday. He INDUCED in some
reflections upon the soldiers and the Gov
eminent. Soldiers heard him. Gathered
the sneak. Fastened several small flags
upon him, and bells, and then with other
bells, making horrid discord, he was pa
raded down Main street. The novel
proceedings soon attracted large crowd.
II young man was modest must have
made him feel badly. Took him 10
upper depot. Told him TO sgd"
Started. Was knocked down severfl
times. Soon got under way and bid tAir
to distance all pursuit. He ran we'll.
"Got up and busted, skedaddled. and N
the liveliest manner. Two soldier bb, .
headed Linn off. Caught him on The
bluff. lie drew a revolver. They took
it from him aud pummeled him. Then
made him take eff his coat. Ono of the
boys gave bin twenty iashes with q
wagon whip. Then made him get down
on his knees and pray for the Government
Then had him get up and give three
cheers for Andrew johnson and then
dismissed him Tha. sympathising sneak
won't spout his villainy in tho presence
OF our soldiers again soon.
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nA- Rev. p. P. Ingalls, will lecture be-
fore the Soldiers Christian Association
in Exchange Street Church this { I tuesday
evening, at II o'clock p. m. All are in
vited to attend.
A. Matthias, Sec'y.
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HOWE d TYLER would notify country
merchants that the balance of that con.
sigrment of boots and shoes has arrived,
and that they will be sold in job lots on
Wednesday, May Sd, at 10 o'clock a. m
apl28-5s.
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t8 "Duck Beer" was demoralzed yes.
terday. He wasn't tight at all but he
was gloriousl5 elevated in large quantities
He will behave himself better to-day.
IT'S only on the first day of May that be
puts himself outside of so many glasses
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ES The special excursion train to
Springfield leaves keohuk at lo:3o 0 clock
Wednesday night. Leaves Hamilton at
] l O'Clock. Reaches Springfield at 8 a
IN. Thursday. Leaves Springfield for re-
turn at 4 p. IN. Fare from Hamilton to
Springfield and return, S6.85.
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By reiee-sph.l HHw xeAK' NAY !.
Mousy-Firm B6ee per cent.
Sterling Excbange-Duil at lo901e9A
Gold-Mnre Active and lower opening st 10, dscn'
ming to l42i1, closing at l43.
mand
6s of 81 Coupons llosz-
$50 Coupons los.
$40 Coupons (nsw issueI 1854
Etocks-Lower.
CAP77A;G 4 1891; RI 1855: d. 4s
Toll WAITS; IT Wayne ssl< AATH19 Can y
69Ix o Scrip III; Ue1 Ut OeFt es14; Psc Mail 80
IC1elL! Erie sil@. CBA dig. Hudson IL HaI.
lem rs; Reading 1901; . ilsl1 s0i+ Toledo ss
/ CertSllz, Quicksilver o..
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PoLIcE.-Bsscom Fleming was before
the Recorder yesterday for misdemeabor.
He paid costs and settled case.
Lucy Gay Gled Information for misde-
meanors against Gideon Frazier and e.
Zugg, but the cases were dismissed, by
order of the Court and Lucy paid the
costs.
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s.a Keep il before the people that for
punctuality and fair dealing. DO other
company excels the New York Life
Keep it before the people that since start
ing in ls45. it has paid eighteen hundred
thousand dollars to widows and orphans
IL. r. BissELL, Agent
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SEWING Mscnrsxs.-We call attention
Of persons wishing employment, to the
advertisement Of D D. Herriptou = Co..
10 cur so-dAy's paper.
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EF A squad of disabled soldiers ar
rived here Sunday. They we're trans
ferrsd to our hospitals from New York.
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Iowa AND IT'S REsouRczs.-Wm.
Duane Wilson. Secretary of tie lows
State Agricultural College, has pub.
lsshed small work uader this title. valu
able to all Iowans, present and prospec
tive. For sale b. Lowry.
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E We learn that the Atheneum will
be opened next week by Mr.. Duff, of
Quincy, and that he will be supported by
an efficient aud talented troupe.
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Eg- That Pooey at Buckeye +, n dry
is'aot soid yet. Gill soon. if you wat
. bargain. I3tI
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no GROCERS.-Just received an
Il Invoice OF Spices from the U. g. Spice Mills, phis
delphia-Biack and Cayenne Pepper Ginger, Cinnamon
Nufmegs &C., &C. Also lot of Salt Petre Carbonate OF
Soda Indigo, and Cream Tartar aso Invoice Of Be
zars OF the choicest brands. uRICn DRAKE.
suivTd Nssr bet. sth Str ~
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~ Gen. Clark r. Viewer returned
Saturday evening from Davenport.
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ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED
IOWA SOLDIERS.


USIrrD STATES GENERAL HosprrAIl
KEoKuK, Iowa, May I, 1se5. !
Mr. EDIroE-Sir: have the honor herewith to trans
NIT list of sick and wounded Iowa soldiers Transferred
from IT. SCHUYLER u 8. General Hospitals, New York,
on the soth of April.
am, very respectfully,
Iowa y & M, TIsD a..5A-
kichles Alexander Co A Sd Iowa infantry
benedict Dewitt Q, Co A, 18th Iowa infantry ,
Cowden NJ, Co d, 1lth
Currisr George v, Co IL, 10th
james Jonathan, Co II, ID "a
Kelly Isaac, Co I, 10th
mcNamarra John, Co D. 18th
s1fillstesd William, Co A, 10th
Mitchell Jno X Co G, Both
Pearce Elijah ,, Co II. 4th
Slate William, Co A, 10th
Smith James, Co r. 18th
Sparss Frederick, Co K, 18th
varnsdall Jamnel, Co n, 18th
Wixom John. Go u. 10Th
Warner r. Co II, 18th
Woodward L, Co c, 18th
Gisen Charles, Co H. 18th
Mosber David v, Co u, 18th
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rA- For sale cheap, a fne blooded
black mare. Gail at Gums livery stable.
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PERsoNAL.-Were glad to meet yester
day our friends, Mayor Hiatt and John
W. Cleghorn. just returned home, the
fxmer from tho East and the latter from
Council Bluffs. They have both been
absent several months.
WIrHDRAwN.-By order of Captain
Willis, tho proposals for wood for The
hospitals in this city, are Withdrawn in.
definitely.