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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
PIANOS.
Cabin ct Organs.
RANK sTATEmENT
The Evansville National Bank.

$50 TKEAsuEr DgP&aTMesT
OYyTcB o. 0oMFTm1IEKE - 1na Gea2xss1,
.E WashlzRtop, Jaauafy lsthfA eh.
WHEREAS, 81 satisfactory syideues presa aasd g
ths auasrslxnsf if has beeh mad~ 70 sgEnAE tsaa
= THE EvkssvILLK hATE0sAb Bass q tng citg
of Evauarfila, Ia tAs ssgaaty q f4aasFeu 20 saa
sta1s o. Indisba, has boa dsiy grSaatE.2 sna7t
an3 asrordnr 70 the reqHirssnTsts - re- ~ =
Courrsaz sntitls5, q AZ Acf g. pFgfias > A.tieas
Curssney sscursS b . pissEs q q 5. Beads
.ud - vrrsiSs fsr tils cirsaasi q aad Es4empfsan
fFsr.-sf y aoor0res JuBs -. iss4, znd hss esm
olIed plth al ths proxisoEs q sala aas rs41irsd
,o - eompIies Eifh before commFneiaK the ousi-
nsss 81 baakinK ander szid act.
yo1, TaEnETsRE. I, Hazh Mecullaeh. csmp-
frfles of The Currsrcy % hereby certify hat Ths
EEEnsvffe Saflonai B4nk. ia shs eisS II Ersss-
VILE, On he county d Fs1fsTbnrzh and State 81
of banki1E n1der the Aet afofss4id
II testimoay Whsfeof Nitness a Azt4 ard sssi
Of ofacs thls ninetasTth day q JsnaArys Isl15-
isl HUGH HcGULL0cus
- CararfrsizsF of kha GsFrsBeT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

CINCISSATf, March 10 The river has
fallen two feet three inehss. There is
now ffty-three feet six inches 10 ghs
channel. fea
Weather clear Thermometer 2ss.
Hard frost last night
PiTTsBURs, March I0-Ths river re-
mains stationary, but there Is . rise in
,hs Allegheny.
WheatheE clear and warn. There
was iall Of snow last night, bat il il
melting.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

srw Toax. asrrA 10.
CnTTOG- Dali.
TtouR-buii and Ios isvsr. 10 sosie % fss
E1trA Ssafs.
WHEAw-Duii, aza 3s lower
COgE-Duii and see4asdiy lever.
UAT%-puli al ~.
PoRK-Le~sr; sai.s At - = sof hss Msss.
LAku-Daii snd iow1
DRESSED HOss-DaiI.
WHIsKT-HssTy sad lsvzr. .ss -
PIX ROLEU A-Buil
ST0lK Lover aud enii.
" fHEF-1 per csuk. d.
STERLISG-paii at O.
GoLD-op~ns4 At q. ssil ts se. and esoss1
Rt1s7
rs sTOeKs-oss Ts.r csFsEacasss 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
by Tsiegrsph.l
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.
- .~~

NJ A. z fkrGaer:
Bssow please Gnd . Iis1 ef frstght forwaz8@s ~
train %. 6, frsn Tsrrs Hsate % ETszsviliss
HA Cook. : hhss haas, : ks cans; = Q Bza-
csok, / b1 sugAr L Kssslsr, = bosa saxzF, bzs
fruit; MorEaa. r 4 Co, 5 bxs boots; g L Dtxoa,
has boe.s; Nesbltt 4 y, , BIS dry gosas 2
semolin. u iszs bOots. r. bxs h.ts = iiazE = p
= bxs boots Jaqzess Frenck, 8 bxz 1ry goo1s
" nuxhss 4 Sou, bz fzncy ess4s; bssrs 4 q
pS e drugs; Thos Ksrfhs bx Eaza AoaE,
bx pane, w BisrbowsR. bills raaSsss fails-
barry, 3 bbls oni0nE; 3 v Aorfons eAr Aay =
& z, 2 cars coal. -
[sigDetl d. n AAhLSfsi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
olneInnaIl yoon Market..

cENcxHEAEE. March i9.
The markets are Esneraliy noFs dsgrssssd than
yesterday, aud pric-s &c ifFe9almx ans ansatfisd
thar sccurafe eaoi2faans c&Bnct - givss.
FLUUE-H IA At ) 70 fsr a5p<r1 &c. bat Extsa
haa hsen efsased At tbl~ r4ts pitAaut auysrz ta
WHEAI-Heid At g.
WHIshY-Hed ~ rs. but "a . the b~st
rate 81 Fed.
PROyfsf0Ss--vsFy as D, end prizes altoestksr
. rlastsr Of conjeetuTe
GE CERIE>-Daii. &z1 prices ef sagAr ana
Co@se loser sad ngsaiuas-
SEED--E.iqyeF - -. Fl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

meAdA oA OEs RsSAha
New YoKK, March 9--Kennedy, Eho
vas tired as the Hotel burner, IS sill
confined st Fort Morgan The resaIt Of
the trial was not published, bat il is IN
deFstood that he h4s been convicted
The Worlds Washington letter Of to-
night says: Senator Gwin, recently OF
this State, states that his departure for
Paris was caused By information reeeiv-
ed from trustworthy source that the
province Of Sonora had been ceded to
France by secret treaty which would
not be made public nntil after the entise
paciscstion Of Mexico by the French.
he went TO Paris to arrange plans for
oolonization, and to form an alliance
I with California and Sonora for an En-
pire.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
DISSOLUTION.


THE parfaafship heretofore existing b. seen
n q. bay1la9h a hchn4ahi, Ia fh# tailoring
business, II this day dissolved ~ nutuAl eeassHt.
@. Davidaou viii continue thn bHsGussa. lie can
- feund fsf the nsxt twe weaks - fka afaea IT
yIahsF, Tnfn8ck Co, Gzs Fstfsrs, after shieh
hs VII 0ccupy The sssopsf raAn Levy butshsss.
DAvtdE8b q BANlu@uA,
mari a sEHHAIGE
N0TIck ia hsrsbs siFsn feat fbs es=paF asr-
~ shff hefltofofd sEisfiaE Al Evansville. lad
betwsea Aeraham hnspsrhaf. Philsp AnsEsehsr
and bsuiznin " Taylor. uudsF fha us7aa and
style of Taylor Co this Gag afssoiFsi ~
mefuAl ooasent, the sai4 Bsniaaia " Tayler
hadng retlfs3 from said hfm Ths bHsiasss VII
hsreAfief b. oobducind a the old stand - ths
uainfHE partoers. under The name and stFis u
A. Anspanhrr 4 s0ss. who are a.sne aHtaotlzsd
g aettis the buslnssa of ~ iats afm.
AhHAHAM AhEPAgHEn.
PHILIP AEsPAgHER.
BEsJA9IN ". TAYLOR
Esassv lille, Feb. -. lsi8. mari.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
Large Arrival Of Dcssrsers--csn-
nrsaatssas ana seatnatfsaE-

Large Arrival Of Dessrtsrs--con-
nraatasas ana Nominations ;
wAsHTSGToS, March 9.--0ue hundred
aud twenty dsserssrs, greater part Of
them from North Carolina, arrived to-
day. A large number are a. City Point
awaiting transportation Norfh.
The Senate in executive session to-
day confirmed large number Of mill.
tary nominations, including Brig Gen
Rawlins 10 be Chisf.of STAFF 10 Lieut.
Gen. Grant The Senate also confirmed
many miscellaneous nominations
The President to-day nominated Hon.
James Harlan, Senator from Iowa, 10 be
Secretary Of the Interior IN place Of
Judge Usher, who has rendered bis re-
signation, TO take effect on the lst Of
May, in order, in the meantime. 20 settle
certain business ia the Department
The nomination Of Mr. Harlan has been
confirmed.
Hon Freeman Clark, Of New York,
Ex Crongresamsn, has been confirmed
as Comptroller Of the Currency
The Law providing for recruiting in
the rebellioas States for the benefit Of
loyal States has been repealed The
Provost Marshal General has noiiEed
officers and commandAnts Of rendezvous
accordingly.
Records in Commissioner Iugraham s
Office show that, from the Sth Of Feb
ruary 70 the 8,h Of March, l,T76 de-
serters have been received in the city
from the armies operating against kieh'
mond
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

LOUISVILLE, March i0.-Atdaaght-
Snow. squalls. River stationary, appar-
entity receding; lacks seven feet OF The
food OF ls45. and seven feet, five inches
Of that Of 1892
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

LOUISVILLE, March i0.-Tks NASH
vile passenger train was fred into By
aboas hfty guerrillas, Al haif-past one
this morning, who also fred the bridge
Tue train passed over safely Ieaviag the
gueFrillas in possession OF the road,
from which they must have soon de-
camped, a. the train tonight ar
rived on time, reporting no damage
along the rad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
Law CARD.


IUsT RECEIVED -A LABGE AND WELL
81 ssIeeted ssorknzEnt ct well and CNfncex
Papers, PLATA and rxured, whieh tha p1hlfe ara
invited % call and sxaE1ins befors purchasing
slsewhere. -
Also. srsw EzpFiy Of Tsauyyou's new poeu- =
Aefs J, EKkLY's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROS,
Nc. 64 West Second Street,
CINCINNATI, o.
knAs ss the Trade at the lowest rates, vey large
Sfark Of
GROCERIES.


knss ss the Trade ct the iowest rates, vey large
Stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,,
Consisting, in part, Of
CofEse Rio, Laguayrs, Mariesbo, Java.
Sagaxs-New ORLEANS, Cuba, Porto Rico, kast-
80 Refined.
aeIsssss aud syrup IN great variety. quality,
and psekAges.
Teas-GuaPOWasr, Imp<riAl. Y0uns Hysonl
snd ooloEE,
spices sl-Nutmexs, ClovSs. CssDsmen, spice,
Pepper, aud Ginger.
TobaeeoEche~iDS, Fine Cut, aud smoking
- laFEe steek.
Cigsrs,-Tnpor,sa aad poulestio--eali IS.
soFtDent.
Cenned Goods s-Psachos, strswheEriss
Blsckeerriess Rasrbsrrles. oainoss, Pears, Goose.
berries, Cherries, Grapes, Pine Appie,. Tsmatees
Green Corn feas. oyktaes, Lobsters. MacksrAl
eardinaa, -. W.
Rses. Raisins, Almonds. Fnherss, wAlnsts
Pickles, Preserves, Candy, Soda, Wooden We're
eaaesa, Cotkon YArns, Twins, oordAgs, Masehsa
Stacking. Lab, Rspsr, Soap, Cspdlas, search, Dyi
Stx3s. Kefls, Codnsh, HerTiass Ss, ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
RULES AND REerLaTiaAs-

I. Ne papors given sEayzI the &c szser = -
grsfuAtous circulation.
No sersrtisements, iacal notio.. . s.as.1.
ssrtea uniess prepaid OF psy xuAr.atssa
;. AdvertisenSuts ~III nsssr D. asuazuaasss hx
ieoai notioss unlsss eolsrzf s 1aAls e tl,s Ski.
and yAlue received Cor ths notice.
4 30 Loeal Neties. 's however ebert. I'll !.
'ases "a tar lsss than ons Dollar each day.
a- Marriages, SunsrAi ana Rsli,ises Sa,l,..
Eauss Invariably ts pais ii ssv.rs. Z, -. ~.
ssziioh.
s. No deaeieuey on ths p.rt sfs.--,.-. ,vs,t =.
aAae sooa by sAo eaass. n ~, esr,s.-. a. =
leave papers As orasrsa and sis,..,..s -
pay for their csrclsssns-s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

NAszvrLLE, March lO.-The river is
within three feet Of the food Of 1910.
Severe snow, bail and rain al day Riv-
er still rising
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
sHERIDAEs VICTORY CON-
FIRMRD.
Evacuation of Richmond
Indicated.
Rebel Papers on Sherman.
Rebels Expect Heavy and
Decisive Victories.
Spirit of the Rebel Press.
Markets are Depressed.
GOLD CLOSED AT 1877.
Especial 70 Kvkazviiis Jsurasl.
A Grave Inquiry.

NEE YoRK, March s.--The Richmond
Enquirer Of the Tsk has reply 10 cor
respondent who inquired, what means
these rumors Of the Senatorial commit
tee asking the President TO subnit to
terms OF submission Is that report
tsneT Are any Senators or Representa-
tlves wbipped7 Have they approached
the President 10 press UPON hun any
such base proposition Il auy attempt
made by ramors to create the tmpres-
sion that Gen. Lee is ready to consider
terms for laying do~a arms under the
pretext OF preventing sadering and sacri-
hees7 Those who are busy in surren-
derng TO subjuga,ion, let them speak
out The crisis demands bolduess and
decision, and adetermIned resistanee to
internal az xeli As external enemies
This hour OF agony - no time for fac
tioas opposition or paltering with peace
propositions, which can lead TO nothing
bat dispair, relaxation and ruin.
The Enquirer in response says that
al the questions cannot be answered
for want Of Information, and then goes
on In remarkable and significant Ian.
gnage showing unmistakably that the
rebellion Is Ia its death struggles, aud
lhai thrrg are rle=.r sf whipped leaders
iu and about Richmond. mai thsy are
eowardly miserable wretehes, who, hav-
ing brought var upon the country nov
wish 10 surrender TO the enemy
Governor Vance, Of North Carolina,
nakes al earnest appeal 10 the people,
saying that Lee army must for three
% four months 10 come, depend ioF food
upou portions oi Virginia aud North
Carolina. lie, himself, has donated
half bis stock ef provisions 10 the rebel
Government. ihaa placing his oEu fam
ily on BALI rasions, and recommends
that other citizens follos his example
La regard TO General ShermAn
the Rlehmoad papera have nothing
positive. They dent knox whers be is
bat declare that be i Ia perilons con
dition, his main column hidden BY cav
airy.
The SenflEsl saya he new levy o
ankses siI ast ASH - overwhelm Us
We viii surely wsn the hght i we d
our duty None are mere confident o
this than those who have had the appor
tunity Of observing things a, the North
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
BACON.

DAeoS-BAcoS. ee
$4,000 LBS PRIME BACON.
HAMS,
sIDEs AVID sHoCLpxKs,
10 tisross L4r1-z prfzs n<ttets-EsE fs1iiy
Use, EoU rsa1y for sais- Estzilsrs an1 EsrsAslts
having orders - all can - supplied dsrs=s froa
tbs sEokshozss, % shorS reffes-
us SAMUEL oR8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
GROCERIES. H


A LARGE AND CHOIcE sKGEc4foa OF
y Groceries and pruyhlvpa $50 bs ep5a e
ELLIOTT "a Z Z. I. el.ezAi.i.
L u VI. shsi.. Piciiss for ssis - fts tar-i
oa8l t4lloa Jsr. ess.s'a.
10 doz u Do Do o.
% daa o. b. o.
doz Do ~ Csaia1sst - = as
ELLiOTI's FAaftf aaof Hus
NkAsT PUwVEgs
i - dsE = tahs Aoirrw-'s -s-f feaafs
fer .els st kLbtytI's go t
> = tsss. Bi csri sod, 10 3 rsesss-s i sais
q sLsi0TJ 2 "a Hitt l.al. l..9
IOBssDS's Usi0s va stfhIsE
j snf Oistnes WrisFsf csn 81 f5uHd - as
ELtIgIis - A9tHs ezysk3
> 4 lssr- ana esass. sei.etise ts.5 grssss
Pepper, 1ishslHonf tiofssi -aAnset A.. - e q u
ELLIorra FAAILs EsaB
IXToODEs B0WL4 Al 9HkYe
w - dos sssts q Woodsa boa
ELLIoTT-s FAAief Ggoes
f4fKLL EuCKKTs.
w dos Sell sackets 81
ELLI0Ira FAMILY GROCERY.
A1EAL AND FLOUR
vi - kssh Cora Mosi,
~ hbis eboire F4t4iiT tigufs A.
ELLfOTTs FAMfLT GH0CEHT.
/ OfssTEEs &C.
II > e9z 2 cana choice Lsbstsrs,
doz y % 90 Do
~ doz 2 o. CpTs Oysters,
~ On y 40 d. 80
FOR szie ~ I'll fOfr's FAMILY GEoCEkf.
4 ffnuEas. CuUkhs.
- tgz Churns ~
EbLfgTT' FAMILY gkogkhf-
IVA fOODEs HAEE
" doz frcu Beanf uaif BfsAsiss
On nosis - Mrssasess
soz Ca.lsr Water b1rssiss
n A. afY4rraaa f.aintad Berksts,
n -, sest. f.3Trsd Ba1sfts, foF szis -
TITFDTTfE FAMILY CkOCERY.
DUCKWHEAT FLOtA-
- IS sa1ks cheiee rsHnsyifaat@ Bush Na1aa
= COR f1r sac a -. --..... ..
EaBIDTfr FAMILY GROCERY.
|fOAL OIL LABgH.
u b don nss0rfsd Cgsl OIL LGmfs,
1oz Convex Ea1terEHs
aoz Comuoa Lartfrrt for sala at
ELbfOTFs FkHILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

TRANSPORTATION.

ssTEAn WEEKLY 10 LiEFHrooL. touahIus
> 81 QrAEAhTUME, iCpaE nAHasH The
veil knaNu tfrnntcfs VI fhe hAsefpanis Has Esfk
aua FbtiRdripla stamablp GomraHy unmah
Lineis carrying the y b. IaAss are inisssiea 10
saii - ioiioNs
NDisarHeg .......,.,.....,...... eaiardys. nsa 10
GLASGOW ..---.... ...-,.....-.s saturday. Nae. ~
GgTE % MAHcnmINM ......... Saturday, itHe. "a
Ard eFsfy agccrgiiinE sAtnraagt ~ ke8a. fr0n
Fisf -, North higer.
RATkN oF PASSAGE
Payable ln cold 80 iis equivalent in Currency
FfHsT CaHia.... tsG - fraratoE.s........gB SO %
90 g. l.cn1ous4 - ui a. fp ipndsn.... - o.
40 4. Paris. el 0p ao g. raris .s-... 80 -
do b fzmturE 90 - DO = Hamburg. 81 90
Passenger So aiss fJTssF1fd q HaFFa Brtmaa.
Hliferiaias Antaerp, Ae., ai equally los rates.
Farss ffom Liverpool ef Qurfuaiasui 1T Cabin
--ezb, SIS, sifa. atesFaaa 60. Ilfass ehe .sa
g saud i8f thair fliHada t4n bay fisksts here af
thess rate.
For further iniormatiou ngpiy u The ComIAng's .
ones. JOIN q. DALI. Agent.
~ Dfaadwag, hfN York.
BEHEi 4 AhfftEs, ARst e,
deessm kfaEsFiiis. led.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

Kentucky Conference Appointments.
Coringtoa District-L. n Resrss,
% y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11
BY TELEGRAPH

[FEox Yesterdays ; o'cLocK EDTTIOs. ]
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

If IfCatholics win be bold aud sincere
enough 10 give as their opinion OF the
Pope's bull let them tell US, in a few
plain, unmistskable words, what they
would do were they to settle in South
America, in Spain, in Tyrol, or any
ether Catholic countries, Would they
aid the efforts Of the Pope and the bish.
ops to prohibit the exercise Of Protest
ant worship or not! And wtas would they
do il ever tie Catholics obtain an over
vhelming majority in any OF the States
Of the Union7 Would they still be in IA
yor of usintaining that liberty which We
are enjoying st present, or would they
be willing 70 aid IN its overthrow? Let
thsn answer, # they can, these questions.
If they cannot, let them cease TO com
plain of being regarded and treated Al
the swoEu enemies Of the American Con
J sataioa.-N z, R&kcSkss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-11

A LARGE AND CHOICE sKGEC4f0N or
n Groceries and pn4pei ipba tsa - iepfaat
GbLtOrT"H "a Hfff 4h0A hhf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-21

Col. s w. SuMMERs-Ai the late To-
dian fght in the Platte Valley, where an
Indian force estimated at fifteen hundred
was opposed to about forty of our soldiers,
Col. Sum mers, commanding the 9TH Iowa
Cavalry, and well known LAWYER of Ot-
tumws, shot prominent Indian chief
aud brought off his equipments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-21

CLOSING OUr-Messrs. Yates & Muir.
ply are closing out their large and splen
did stock Of dry goods, hats aud caps,
boots and shoes. DC Here is rare
chance for bargains, to which the attsn-
tion of everybody, and especially Of couD-
try dealers, IS called. The stock to be
sold is vers large one. the goods are Of
superior quality. and Mesrrs. Y. Il M.
are deiermirec to sell without regard to
price. Give them call, Main street, be-
tween Third apd Fourth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-21
finanflal aud Commercial


BY Telegrsph.l INV foRK. Jan -
Coston-Opensd excited unsettled and decidedly lower
95 mddlng, but cloeed very frm with hold
refusing TO sell below CSC
Fiour-Stsfc aud Western dull and Is TO Zoe loer
1899 IS for extra State; 10 S0efl % for
good shipping brands Extra R. H. o.. ard ii 0Soll %
for Trade Brands, saask et c osine dali.
whisky-Steady and closed heavy and lower Western
ing at Is, regular.
wheat-bull ard to &c lower, Chicago Spring It 20;
No 2 do II 3 Is.
Rys-Heavy and lower 1t 65.
Barlsy--Dufl ana nominal
Corn-Quiet sud steady; prime mixed Western II 90
Oass-very dali At c59l o55s for Western.
Molasses-Du
wool-Quet.
PetroIens-DuiIa At 4ec for Crude CSC fbr Re6ned IL
Bond; &c for Refined Free.
kprk-IrreguAr and decidedly lower It 50 eOa3a 80
lorAaa hrss ~ 90 for l364 al, cash and regular way
CASH 81 5a33 % Tor prime and 81 80 Tor prime g..
sc 500 bbls 1854 mes-, for January, buyers option,
- Se - 60e bt>sssew mess. ~ summary f6bfasfy md
March, sellers and huyerh option, ~ " 00(6Al %
Bsef<sDnn n ~ 0so9s - ~ plain md = seGR4 -
for extra mess. k
Besf Aa11-2Iso0 M A
cat MSaf4- ModeraSe dsusnd 4 for shou-
dees, and 1902lc for haTDa .-.ssSt Els
Bscon Sides- Quiet Cumberland cut 2oe2z1<c.
western. Small sales At 103<c. =
natter Qsiss ssd hsavysa s66sse for Wssssts.
and 46A50c for Slate.
Chesse-Dult and heavy At .lsD2lo for connon to
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-21

D@- The lectures of DR.. Cartwright
and the proceeds Of the Festival Wednes-
day evening netied the Methodist society
in Warsaw something over three hundred
dollars, cum nearly sufficient to dis
charge the debt upon the Church. We
learn from the Era.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-21

u The Hawkeye notices the escape
of Capt. Conrad, Of the 25th Iowa. from
the rebels at Columbia, South Carolius,
and his safe arrival 81 Knoxville after .
trip of more than FIVE weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-21

Bg Wood consumers are brought to
grief. Yhe wood haulers have struck on
account Of the late ordinance, ard say
they don't propose to bring any more
wood to this market.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-21

EE Anna Hays, young woman OF
dissolute character, was killed at grocery
on the plank road, in the suburbs Of the
town. Thursday evening. A soldier
struck her in the head with brick, csus.
ing speedy death.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-21

e The Fort Madison Plaindealer
gives lively acc count of the pleasure trip
upon skating expedition of many Of our
young lady and gentleman public to that
place upon Saturday.
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E Mr.. A. Hanna, OF Denmark. send

E Mr.. A. Hsnna, OF D. nuark, sends
Us note, wishing to pubIisly thank a
Mr.. Anderson, who at Fort Madison.
Thursday, found pocket book containing
ninety dols s, lost by Mr.. Hspna's
daughter. Nj Anderson hunted up the
owner, handed over the purse and left be-
f1re he could be properly thanked.
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HAIR DYBl HAIR DYE

DAT0HRL0R's csleArated HAIR DYE istAs Beet -
ID III World. The only Haraisss, Trss SOD Rsis4kis
dys kncvn- isspessdA Hair Dye IL perfsct-chAngrs
Rcd Rusty, Gray Hair instantly 10 6isssy Bis~k
Skin ssvfnK The Hair Ss aud neeatifnI imparts eeh
vitality equently restoring its pristine color and rre
hes t~ vi effects Of BAd Dyes The genuine 70 signed
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR; all others mere inisa-
ftps snd shcu1d be svuided eogd ~ all BfuEeists &c
NV rorlss CsnAs for br~s~inx the Hair iyo-akvly
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fy The Clssinda Observer claims for
Page county lie banner for the largest
amount contt'hntod for the relief of SOL
dier's famiIies 90 the LIST of DECEMBER
The total SUN contributed ID thar county
was S46sS.i6s
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vEKs1fna, Miss.. Aug ., 1858.
Dr.Jchn Dnlt-Dea< Sir: ! lam happy to state to 70
thAf have used yoar vAlnaile run Ritt~rs xth xrea
benefit TO myself In general debility and fss~tf&tioUst
nysySerm pfoduce8 " the sssthy and H.
aaesce Of ths Assnippi river xcand yck sAnrg having
been si1h Gen. Grants army trvng s south.
err campaign / ccrhde1fiy tecpmmeEd Its
pcrsOns who are exp0sed 10 unhealthy climates
X. W. fD3LE.
Agent u. g. Sanitary comnission
LorgstIx, KY Sept. 10. 1855.
On the I'D Of Jziy last submitted through agent
Of mine tho Medical Dreetp the Department u the
Army Of this Cumberland saupse Of my Csron Bitsers
Inspection and requested III a<r aDAlysis he fsund
erisorous, sasction and approve Ia among
sn3diess-
The following 10 the Medical roy and also
Gen Resrans perussson to ship 30 dozen q eece, to
have IL sold 70 sRtieFs JOHN BULL
Il am a.fsasd fhas osArsa Mssers wiil % no harm
aay one II taken properly and In noasafson- Isse
objection To Dr. Bulls being permitted 10 dsnss Of IL TO
suffers. A. HENRY THURsT0N,
sursepn sad NedicAi Director, D
Headqrsrters Department of Cumberland,
Nashville, Tenp- July ~ $685. /
Dr.. John Buil's agent, MI has p~rmissscp ship
70 Nashville Tenn Is gross, 700 doxen Of Burs c.
dron Bitfers for sale to suffers in the army cnIy
The regulations Of the Treasury Department to be
complied vith strictly.
BY order Of MAjsr Gen RosecrArs.
wN n wTLEs
Mater and Provost Marshal Gen.
Tor sale Wholesale md retail BY wknsor Bartlett
Co.. Keokuk. lows Aprl3d1wlyr.
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H w. H. Roosevelt, an old and es
teemed citizen d Warsaw, ILL.,, died in
that place Tuesday.
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RIA young gentleman skated into the
water on the river, Wednesday night, but
got out without serious damage.
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~We had call yesterday from Mr..
H inter Ben. Jenkils, Of tho drm Of
Messrs. II. I. Hawley 4 Co, Forward
ing and Commission merchants. 81. Louis,
Missouri.
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cole ATEts RAONEH soar.
rhisceiserstsd Tstiet soep. in such univessaI
demand. Is made from the ch0iccsi materials, IL
mild and emotionsin its aAturs- fragraDsly
scented and extremely Beneficial IN IL actioa
upon ths ska. For sale BY all Drugsiss aad Fancy
Goods Dealers tan2plydAv.