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Classical, Mathematical and
EagIish School.

,rNHF UNDERSIGNED WILL OPEN his School
in Nashville on Monday, March 6th, 1869, 10
the upper nom Of the Baptist Chapel, on Polk
Avenne. aricontinue il til July LIST. Entrance on
the south. File. In addition 70 TIE atm snd 1reeA
CsIsss,s. TIT usual Engllsn hrsn hes wll also be
taught Heisnticipates Eifh plea urs the reneya
Of former Professional sssOeiatOns IN the city snd
vicinity, andhopes also 70 form now ones. Terms,
$40 per rnonh, payable monthly IN advance.
Names Of plpils may be left # The Book store O.
Messrs BERT & Co, and on Saturday, the 4th inst
al the school loom from 10 10 II an.
saar2-lmp NATHIL CROSS
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CECRET DIsRAsEsrlt SECRET
- DI5EAsEa.
e sainzFitsn's Gift.
ssmsritan's Gift.
n moss certain remedy ever used
Hss, 3 positive cure fer
IGenorrhUas cleet. sfrioiurea
elect, Structures,

Contains no Mlnerai--no Baisanl-no Mercury.
Only zen Pills to be taken 70 effect a cure.
Iney arc entirely we've able, having 10 smell nor
Unpleasant taste, and ri not 10 Any way ininre the
stomach OF bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures no rom two to four days, snd recent cases
IN tveuty-foglr hours Prepared 5y a graduate Of
the University Of Pennsylvania, one OF The most
ernineut doctors and chemists Of the present day
No erD9afrs--i0 1fotbis--p0 CtGHgs RiG.susr. et
those who have despaired Of getting cured. or who
have been gprged with Baisarn COpsba, OF Mercury.
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NOTICE.

1 = consequence 81 the difficulty IN keering tie
II city supplied Wan Waief. owing % the partial
obstruction OF the raners ID the end Of the ripes
on the nVer, We are compelled 90 prohitat the use
OF the wAteF Of the Gty Wster Works for the pur-
pose OF Spanking the streets until the s3cFcssid
distractions are removed. Fnd We would most
earnestly request the ci2eus 10 observe The utmost
esonomy ia Tie use o. Eatsr ioT oomest ana other
purposes. JNn. HUGH SMlTB. Mayor
AND. And EhSlN, chm. VI W Com.
Jos .. SMITH,
lnarl8-lw W. IL. HALEY.
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RucKWHEAT FLOUR,
To Capitalists

ulFIE AVEDIN Il AODS.I -,
49, u DE test Hotel properly in Northern Ia
dams. The Hbuse Is new. conts ni1g = sieep-
inc Rooms. sze, 80 by 80, with en- L % leet IN
lengths stqy hah. NE properly nov Isiss loI
asd wen secIfed. The City Of Fort Wayne con
s,ins about isa01 inhabitants AM mere Is ne oiner
frst class Hdel PropertF in the piece one-f2l
interest IN it's property will be soia. ii.tE
fO4 s-'' p. s. AYELINE,
Fort Wsype, Fndlana, OF
W J. WEIGH,
..laov Nashville, Tenuessee.
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81 Chance 70 obtain any Of the sbOFe articles
or one Dol ar by purchasing 3 sealed Envelope for
Is cents. ga
EB- Five Sealed Envelopes VIII be aent FOR 81
Eleven for S2s Thirty for IS SIXTY -hTe for $40
One Hundred for SIS.
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Partnership Notiee.

THE TERN OF BENJAMIN CfANDLER5 o.
i partnership having expired with Caileie1
Gner Co., he refres, the hun having purrhis-
hls interest he business Eiii D. CARED oE lnl.-
the sane style a. heretofore. giz. Cameron, 90.
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Town Of Johnsonvine,

a pul3ishsd plan Of which can BE- seen ct our ONCE,
AID sf lie principal Hotels and other pubic place,
10 thi- city Beng CiigDy located on the East
bank OF the Tennessee river, $50 miles rom IT.
mouth. sad 81 the terminus II the Nashville aud
Northwestern Rail- Osd, a distance Of y milos rom
thai City eUrrouodei, as it b.. by rleh and pro
dunlre country, and bring IN almost constant rlFef
communication with many 81 the most lmpo ftani
commercial cites OF the North and Southwest,
must q. DO distant day, become acty Of vast bust
ness importance. such opportunity Tor sale
ana prc6tabie investment, - b. seldom aoiierfs1
We are the sole agents for the safe Of lotas and are
fully authorized aud empowered 70 grant titles %
purchasers.
The nashville and North Western IA lroed WI
b ihorouEbiy -epsred n Inc course q afes dayz,
when ra7tlaT tribs WI b made betHcen tins ety
ami JohnsonviJe. A Liberal trsde permit has been
granted o.
We viii also offer al the sau1e time about 600 acres
Of rch and heavily tmb rel lana, lying N the I'M
media . FiclnIty OF the town
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Taken up,

ON Deaderick ttresi, beiEeen Cherry ant "a
~ leee, q large Newfoundland Dog ne ~
isEs and breass Ehites inci legs and isil npPed p
white. The owner can e1taia the sane b pre- y,
property. aad paying charges, D. sqpyi1E ~ 80
% Market saloon, Market street,
marl7-tr4
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line street.
Vine street.

very large and desirable two story brick resi-
dence.
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Marshal's Sale.

VyURSUAN'F 70 q writ Of Ven Er issued from the
lis res Court u the Init stat : for the
Middle Diafict Of TeuDesSes, 10 pursuance Of the
decree Of sad Court pronounced on Monday, NO.
yernher Il s64 in the cause Of 1.-THE United sta Is
d sil the estate ana property, moneys, stocks and
c. edit of paul + Eve bei1g cause No. rs IN SAID
Court on the 18th day Of PRIL, 1855, II the Court
house door IN Nashville, Tennessee, belWeen the
hours of 10 and l. o'eock, will expose TO public
sale for cash ia hand, to the highest mdoer. all th9
night title acd interest, Tor the period OF ms nst-
ri bfe Of Paul Y Eve to and ia The follow g real
tai situated in Davidson county Tennessee, to-
sgii. eeitain ot and The improvements thereon.
sitncted 81 the er Of Vine and Cnurcn or spring
reets in Nashville, fronting 6s feet on Nine street,
ard rnnuin hack to the lot heretofore sold By SAID
Eve TO the Mayor and Aldermen OF Nashville also
that part o. southfeld lot No. - near Nashville,
conveyed % said i've by BFyson r. 3ropsdale BY
Il -ed datei April 10, 1855, and registered IN the
4 eyi-tar 8 Office Of sad Davidson county IN book
NJ. 20. page col 70 which reference j. hereby par
ti-ularlg aiade Iof description also lot on the
west e OF Cherry street. in said Nashville, 'front.'
n 81 feet on sal street and running rack 16z feet,
particularly descr bed IN the deed from III. Ha1nil-
hon snd Nara safrans TO aid Evel dated Apnl ~,
1857 sliirerisiered in the Registers Office afore-
"a IN book Nc. % on pages AS :, BniehHs hereby
expressly referred foT descr puon, also lots Nos.
i05 loo lt7, and log in Shelbys addition TO Edge
held--ioq No. los fronting e5 feel, and the other
three fro1tinr each so Get Moodand street, and
"a running back 10 feel " sn slley-sald lots hay
ng b. 81 SHVeyed 10 said Eve ~ John Shelby on
December q, 1854. by deed registered IN the Reg
ster's Office aforesaid in book p, Onpage sol.
which is hereby referred 10 expressly for descrp-
ton. also lets N0s a and - Bloo1's arid on TO
Edeafeld, each frontng5O feet ON Wood and street
and running back I75 feet to an alley (ss per plan
registered II sad Registers office IN book No. p,
on rage said lots having been convey q TO said
Eve on May 3, 1885, by deed registered IN SAID Reg
Etsr Office ia hook No a on page SGT, to which
and t0ss9id pan reference is hereby expressly made
for d,.scrist,oR And on said day on the premises
will also expose TO pubic sale on the terms a1oTe
ssid SIT the furniture in the house ituated on the
LOT first above mentioned beng the house formerly
occupied by sud Eve rs family residence sad
furniture beng the house furniture Of said Eve.
EDWIN r GLASCOCk,
rnarchI4--td Marshal ND. T.
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m the SuI,urhs

A small frame residence near the Whom Spring,
gilh rooms. I.0t3u hY ll6.
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GRAY HAIR RESTORED TO IT'S ORIG
lnal Youthful Color, Badness Pre-

vented. ms
"London" SCAR Color Restorer."
tsI frsonn BAR Color Rsstorer."
81 ond6ns-Ao Dye "Bair Color Resforer."
ssTOndonn "Hsir Color Restorer-
gIondonn ssHair Color Restorer.
It's the only lnaWn restorer OF cOloT snd perfect
hair dress az corabined Deicately penormed.
Compounded Il strict confOrnIty sIth mo fern
Vegetable Chemistry It j. not dye, does pot
saio the skin. sol hat, bonnet, OF u hnest linen.
IL wall restore gray har 70 is original coor, pro
mote luxuTant grow ID Of ney hair on bald heeds,
remove all dsndruH, itching, scurf &C rom we
sca p rendering / psrsctiy heaitny, keep5 me
hsir soft, moist, gives Il glossy aud Deaptul aP
pearance. highly perfuned, and ss Dressing
hss no superior.
STILL ANOTHER CERTIFICATE.
hereby cert ~ 10 the soaderful effects Of the
"a ondon Hair Color Resbrer and Dressing MY
hair was very gray, and through it use itwss soon
restored 90 salas ursl co,0T, and the har when
was before dry and harsf, and falling on, nov De-
came ana glossy, ceafng fal1g the osna IN
disappeared, snd the scsP lost 81 the dsagresAoie
itching, 50 annoying be0fe, and 81 this tins II IL
FIJI Y restoted 10 its oaginal dark color, sho
cheerully commend IT'S use TO all VINO are deslfous
OF having beautiful head Of har.
Ma MARY KLnsK,
c. arnbsraturg, Pa, Sept. Z0tll, 1861 :.
Sold by D.. SWsyne d Son, $50 Nortn six1h street.
Phils. .,,,,
IL Cor. Church ald Vine streets, Nashville.
jan2G -sr1-th sun "a
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Boarding.

4 FEW GENTLEMEN CAN AZ AcCOMMoDA.
~ tesi with or Hifh0ut lodSIrF-No. 70 Union
street, between sumner and High streets.
rarlb-u a lnN af M
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On Consignment,
OOO Bushes Seed Oats.
s1lJU 500 Bushels Corn.
100 Bushels Fresh Corn Meal
-.sr 5 Baraele Clover Seesl.
Z % ~ 40 buahels Miliet Seed
90 4" Hungarian Grass Seed.
TO Bids. extra Family Flour. Leh. Mills.
800 Flour, various brands.
- Bags Cotton Yarn, assorted numbers.
"a Tsercss Leaf lard.
Together with general assortment Of Groceries,
all for sale Al the lowest cash prices.
.HARDCASTl4E 4 GENAETT,
mar9-d H No. 81 South Market street.
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McIeTnore sfreef.
Church sfrgef,

a Cedar street
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Union street,
THfgh : rec .

Five Houses, opposite the Nes Theatre, tn the
central portion o. me city
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NOTICE.

James c. NIoFerTin and John B. hcFornn.
IS
Felix &. Mckay 4 Turner s. Foster.
VETHEREAS, by 3 decree OF she Clrcuit Court of
W ihe Uhited States Tor she Made District o.
Tennessee, ren lared % The "a 81 Noyernber ls6i
it vas ordered trat the Clerk OF SAID Court should
''takr an sco0uut 81 the debts due by said Mckay
and provided for IN the last clause o, the ueed Of
fust for creditors g-asr1iig." Notice Is therefore
hereby given Tor all having claims EgRnst tho saiu
Mckev.4 AID provided f1r n sud decd o. trust ~
ne the. same on or before the 18th o. April next
T. Z. CAMPBELL. G. & NJ.
marl6-diw
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For Sale or Lease.

4 large number Of vacant lots ia yarous ps.,s a.
ruar8-im M 50 Id -.
. sase8 f,s 8
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.
SO orders for Sesiod Envelopes must in every
case be accompanied by THF CASH, withthe name OF
he person sending. aud town. county. and State
plainly written. - Letters should he addressed
TO tae Managers, a. follows:
GOODWIN, HUNT d CO.,
Box s7oe Posi- Osioe. Eew YORK.
fsuT su--eod6W 9t
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sAMARrTANa GIFT.
Sent bY mail Ia q nisin envelope.
BLOOD. BLOOD. BLOOD.

D4-OOAs DLOODs OLQQ1s
scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Spots, letters.
Scales, Boils, Syphilis OF Venerial
Diseases, etc
SAMARITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Is offered 70 the public as 4 positive cure.
SYPHILIS OR NENERIAL DlS3ASE5 the SA-
MAhIfAhS ROOT AND HERS JUICES Il the
most potent Ger tain aud efecual remedy ever pre-
Scribe t reaches snd eradicstes every particle Ut
the yenereal POISON. 20 that the cnre IL thorough
sal permanent Take then Of this Purifying REM
edy aud Be healed, and not transmit to your pos
tsnEJ that foE which you may repent 10 aker years.
5sssb 20 NOT DESPALRf.
Alshough yrsi may BE- pro0ouneed iDerirable, the
SsmsrItan's Root sud Hero Juices viii remove every
Fashge Of ipu tiles nom the system IS weu As an
the bad effects OF mercury
PEN GESl FEMALES
IN nnany affections with which numbers Of Fe-
msles suuier the ROOT And HERB JUICES il
most happily adapted-in Ulceraed Uterus, in Leu
e0rrhoes, IN bearing dOsn, Faliiag Of the womb
Debility, and for ali complaints ineident % the sex
Samaritan's Wash
Is IN csss 81 syphnis used in cor function with
she Root and Herb Juices Fun trecti0ns
The efficacy Of these remedies IL alike ecknOwi-
edged BY physicians and patients. They are used
in the z. 5. HosTiials. thus re- tornE 10 heslth
many Of our brave soldiers.
Ffoaa Gs Bllfil1Ors Ssa
urf3 az NM cTrprr ura-u c-fw - - ar~r- ~
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20 NOT DESPAIRf-
FEMAaGSi FEMALEsII

Although yfsi may BE- -prOaouneed incrrabl the
Ssnisritsns Root sud Hero Juices viii remove everv
Fashee Of nipu tiles nom the system rs ven As Al
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Uaimproved and Timber Lands.
A large number q Tfacts q Fs,s0rs sssss and d,
tElloes hom the clty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-21

~ By dispatch from Rock Island
We learn that Wednesday evening, about
z o'clock, the steamer Lady Jane. bound
for st. Louis, struck the central pier Of
the railroad bridge at that place, breaking
her entirely in pieces. She had ia TOW
one barge and the hull Of new boat,
both Of which are uninjured. There were
only seven passengers on beard. ell Il
whom were saved excepting Mr.. James
s. Hall, who with his wife and Two chill
dren we're picked up nearly mile below
the bridge. clinging to one Of the wheel
houses. The boat had on board 5000
bushels Of wheat. 500 barrels OF -four, be-
sides large amount of lumber. butter.
dc, freighted at Dubuque and consigned
to st. Louis.
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E Rev. W. H. Williams arrived

T Rev. W. II. Williams arrived in
the city yesterday, and will remain 6veor
six days. Persons desiring to purchase
all or part of Block So, or his Aontfose
farm, or other valuable lots or property,
may have the opportunity on favorable
terms; also, a we'll built family carriage,
(may be seen at Mckee l. Simpsons sta
ble.) Mr.. Williams can be eeen at the
book store of NJ. w. w estcott at 8 .. m.
or at the residence of Rev. G. A. Viii.
liams, corner of Seventh and High
streets.
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"a Spectators sends rs . we'll writ.
ten account OF the meeting at Dover, in
this county, on the l4th instant. So
swiftly did sorrow follow upon gladness
that the accounts sent rs by eur CORE
spondents of the celebration of Friday
struck discordsnt notes and seemed irrel-
evant as revelry in the house Of DEATH
Hence We have RETAINED from publishing
any Of them, greatly as, under other cir
cumstances, We would have been pleased
to do. We hope our kind correspond
ents will not cease thsir pen.labors for oul
columns on account Of tho non-appear.
ance of the articles referred to.
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- 49, 80 l. ST.. Il lo| -
a nsstlsg x - a. J pps ~ -
|at sAsir kall i Ksshpk, Isx Arsil M,
1855. Erie J. Lssek ~ inlla q ~
Chair and End. Dri.knaa .ppsi.te1
|ssessi. s. 3lVs III
Ths Chaiznap $3.50. ~ ebi,st x ~
usstisg ~ . taks inte ssssldssaaioa ~
psJpSr 6s1io4 an bioul 8 sisN 4 lths
aeurnfdl ealasisy wiki - bsflllsa 90
country in the assan1fDelfn q our Chisl
Magistrate.
On motion 81 h. ". ReaAort : CON
mitsee Of two nDulsrs q eesA Ledge vaa
appointed to draft resolutioas. The Chair
appointed Nenss. II. ". Rothss1 Jobs
Psrdev. E. II. Wickenham, John Water.
| man, w. n. Nichols. and Joseph VI
Stimpsou. 5.
On motion Louis F. Koch Va sddsd
to the committee.
The committee then reported IL ~
lowing resolutions:
| Whereas, The nation he's been shroud'
ed in mourning, BY the Sad intelligepet
4 of the death Of our beloved President
Abraham Lincoln, By the hand Of . len
dish assassin, therefore ", the membsEs o
the Odd Fellows fraternity Of tpe CITY o
| Keokuk, State Of Iowa, do hereby sdop
the following resolutions
| Resolved, That in the death Of Presi
dent Lincoln, martyr Of the cause O
human liberty has fallen, and The natioI
is called to moarn the departure OF one
her noblest sons.
Resolved, That We hereby tender on
sympathy and coincidence to the SORROW
stricken family Of our dsceased Preeideni
Resolved, That the member Of this o.
der wear the appropriated badge Of mourn
ing on the Left arm for thirty days, an
. that oar Lodge room b dnpsd in mourn
ing for sixty days. :.
Resolved, That this order in bod
will attend the funeral obsequies Of tn
D deceased which may be determined upo
). BY other organizations and the citizens
e Keokuk. as the last homage No can ps
/. to the memory Of the illussrious dead.
Resolved, That our Secretary tra1sm
;, copy Of these resolutions to the city p
u pers with request that the same be pul
). lished.
# John Fry offered the following add
tional resolution, which was adopted, Z
wit:
+ Whereas, Our Order has made srrpng
o mests for celebrating the Anniversary I
o the establishment Of Odd Fellowship
the United States. which Was to take plat
on the 26th inst,
Resolved, That in view Of the sadne'
> and gloom pervading our city and Soul
: try, the same be postponed.
i On motion the meeting adjourned.
6 ERIE J. LEIGH. Chm.
: F. BRISKMAH, Secretary.
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OpKS1Ea OF SPRING BoNNEfs.-Miss
King has just received beautiful stock
of Bonnets, Trimmings, Mantillas, TO-, Of
the latest styles. On Saturday she pro-
poses 10 have grand opening. and ladies
would do we'll to be present, and select
their spring bonnets. &c.
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rave End il impossible to give th

Hwe find il impossible to give the
extended notice Of the services held IN
the various churches Of the city, Sabbath,
which we had proposed a the outset and
which it would please rs to do.
We attended the services at Rev. Mr.
Thacher's church. The church was taste.
fully draped. There vas large audiences
in attendance, and Mr.. Thacher's sermon
was one of great power and eloquenos.
At the Episcopal church the sad TRACE
dy at Washington furnished supplement
to the regular Easter service. From tn
Westminster. Baptist and African church
% We have no report.
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LITERARY Nor1cRs.-Godsy's Lady 4
Book for May comes we'll laden with good
store for it's numerous readers. The
steel plate, The First Of May, Fashion
Plate, and cuts are excellent. Among
the articles We notice: Poor Relations;
Good News; A Romance of the Lakes,
Punctusli.y; Paul Warmers Story; Minus
. Bonnet, DO.
Published BY L. A. Cooley. Philadelphia,
The Pacific Monthly for May surpassss
its predecessors, excellent . they have
been. A little sosileness il sens Of Is.
shorter articles in the sditeeiAl depart.
msnt in Previous numbers. di1sppears il
this, and this Western Monthly il worthy
Of its Atlantic sister.
Published bylDavid n. 0asley 1 Co.,
Now York: e5 per annum.
The Lady's Friend for Nay opens viii
and elegant steel plate. The Cap q COX
Watsr. The Faahiona Plaae md Oils
illastratioas ere very Ass. h atfisls'
are numsroas snd veil writtsn.
Published BY Deacon 4 Psssrsos, Phil
adelphis; $3.50 per annum.
All the above for salsst Lowry Lii
ssary Depot.
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PoIIcr.-Yesterdsy was busy day in
the Recorders Court.
Bruce Cotton, August Kellman, and
Augustus Santo were arraignsd for mis-.
demeanors. Suits dismissed by defend
ants paying costs.
Ann Kelly. colored, had William
Small, colored, arrested for seduction,
William paid $500 and costs. and at the
instance of the gentle Anna thesuit VA
dismissed.
Peter Labfoft and George Marshall
were fined $500 each for drunkenness
The latter was calaboosed in default o.
payment.
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Financial an0 Commercial.


Chlcag0 ma1koss
D. Telegraph CucAss, April ~
The marketa generally dn]s
Bsef Csatle-Nors active bat quiet ct t00o % fol
common; o0O5 " for medium, md 0ooo o. for good
- choice.
Hogs-DuII 1t sl<DSLe.
Provision-Dull. MOS Port 1t Is 30. Prise Mes
Pork at "a Oh. with demand. Sweet ptcklea hAMl
armer ii 10 Diec closing Hrm st lee Dsik nsass I'm
as Isr p he'd hams, and Tor luoss shoaidsrs
genefaily ne. ~ VI higher.
Lard-In limited demsnd ct Ice. SELLERS ~ lie.
Whisky-Dull. Light sAles a. w.
llour--ppli 1t ~ for White Water.
Whsss-l 70 lie higher. eabss Of No q I3140
lis.
Corn--l to q lower. saiss Of No. 1t S4o7s1<e: xe
lat $780, aud rejected - 61Oeoc. Rsw mixed Com
sold At &c. e
uAts-le better - 41u<sc.
Ryr-Qatse n s%0ssc for No. !, and 7ee foe 2.
AsrleyA-Dali - poc
ssed-Timothy IS TO soc higher 1t 45sDs %; CLOVIS
Seed urn q IL 00o1e % T1ax 8esd Quiss Of soO3 %
Hay-Dsil q II 0oD11 %.
Moaey-Ojase.
Kxehsasp- nsn atpar bayias snd " prsaisn ~
Ing
Gold-llsoll7.
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~ A Copperhead named Edwards.
living at Bonsparte, who expressed graft.
6cation at the murder of Mr.. Lincoln, left
that place on 'ssix hours" notice Of the
exasperated citizens, to ''leave or hang"
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{ a0r There was runaway on Main
street yesterday. A load Of corn spilled
was the only damage done.
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ooaasc1ss 9usssAYs Am ynnAIs.

ooaaDc11D 4u1sDAYs Am vnUAn.
egeAH Caha and Porto Rico, nlr, ls5<e; primo aoD
1879; ehoics, l5Ols1< New York, O, lD nsw York,
3o1fG erusAe1 - pS6dsgsd 3lIic.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-21

Gnl WANDA good white girl,
with good reference. can get permanent
situation by applying immediately to n.
T. Grove, corner Of Tenth and High
streets, McDonsld's building.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-21

UNIfTp EfAfD 6kAkAAL HoorffAAt
KRoKrK. Iowa, April y, lsee. !
Ms KprroR-Hr: have the honor hervwiiA to trsss-
nit LIST Of nick and wounded Iowa soldsrs Transferred
non u 8 Gsasrsi Hospital Wistiss Point, Nov Teak
Harbor, on the sth inst.
The above soldiers ieft Newbern. North Carolina %
the 18th Of March. Lam, very respectfully,
j. G. Todd,
Iowa MRit Agsnk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-21

EOR SAL@100 acres new Land.
u 80 scres under eultivsfion, With two log bou.es
and sual orchard. dtsated ls miles p from srsv
and one nile hsa 1seckinridge, Hancock Co., Illinois.
Title good. Price q 900. Enquire OF
H. B. TEy-EYCK
Dchs Real Estate Agent Keokuk.