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On hand hns assortment of Hight substantial
CARRIAGES OF my own make, such as Extension
and half top Reckaways, Pheatons, top asd no top
BuggIes, &c, DC
AL work gold warranted TO be az represented
on Carria ges taken in exchange.
Repairing promptly attended to
ROBERT II GRAHAM, 400 Pa ay,
sp,T-3ts pps- ~ NJ and 3zt n strast
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sPRIN ooD s =.

NEW SPRING GoeDs.
We are now daily adding to our already bsauti
full stock of Spring Dress Goods, aud ave ~
opened some choice goods from the late sales at
auction II New York. and can offer some extra in
ducements in the following articles, viz:
splendid assortment OF the richest BLACK
CORDED SILKS and BLACK TAFPETAs i'm
ported.
Rich Plain CoIored POBL-DE-sOIs.
Neat Check SILKS and T.f.ta POULARDS.
Elegant Bisc. and Colcred Mohair LCSTRES.
Beautiful Black and Colored GRENADINES.
Handsome French yACONETs and CHISTzs.
BbesqtifaI GrenadinS BAREaEs sad NOLAN
BIQCES.
Plain Atwood MOI sSELIEKs, in choice shades.
herrinac and other choice CALIO0s.
A complet. stock of BLACK GOODS, comprising
Fabrianes, which are known to DO the make of
Black Goods brought to this city.
A beautiful a nSG Of o BEHDab pARAsoLs
of the newest patterns and superior quality all of
All goods mar r. ed in plain asures at the lowest
No 3S Market space,
ap lJ-eo3hf Between 7th and 8th streets,
EMBERl LUMBER LUMBER
On hand large stock of
LUm BER.
comprising in part
900 900 feet "A White Pine Cuttings
100 900 80 Hemloc& Joist and scantiins
100, 900 Spruce do do
100 900 Eastern Shore Flooring
100 900 A, Cd. a. and l2-4 " p. Select and
Panel. mostly Albany of superior quality and
800: 900 laths received direct and viii be sold
Also, White Pine and Spruce Flooring, White
Pine and Cypress Shin giles. Seasoned Oak, ASA and
poplar, &C., &c all Of which ofie- at the very
Particular Inducements offered to large cash
EBwARD CLARK.
virginia ave. bet. 9th and 10th sts. east,
api3- I'm" Navy Yard.
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PARoLEp PRISONERS AT RICHMOND MOI
ALLOWED TO WAR SIDE ARMS

Brig Gen. Patrick has issued an order pro-
hibiting all officers and pa rolled men. aud all
others not on duty in Richmond from weayin 2
side arms and reYoiYerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-04-20

SALES OF SEyRH-THIRTIEs.-The sales OF
Seven-thirties by Jay Cooke i Co. amounted
to 81 cog, 600, yesterday.
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BOARDING.

GENTLEMEN DESIRING EXCELLkNT AND
~ nicely Furnished ROOMS with Board. sh quld
call at AIS Sth street, near g. References ex-
changed an 8 lots
-FOUR Oh FIVE GENTLEMEN GAN WE'LL
i accommod sted with BOARD aud LODGING ON
street, soatb corner of 2jth nar %
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DPOF HALLS CELEBRATED
IL LONDON
YEAST OWDER
lie pronounced 10 be the best Yeast or BAKING
POWDER now in Sc Having been L. ed for soIse
years in Europe with tbs greatest Subtraction ID
nov offered 10 tle public being the most
heAltsy, economical and reliable YEAST POW
DEB in the United States
Handsomely put up in tin cans. con tanning from
foer ounces 70 twenty pounds, and will keep for
length OF time and in any eli mate If kept dry
. BkOADBBNT & co Sole Agents
Also menufactursrs and Dealers in Cofees
crude and ground, Spices; Mustsrts, 6ne ground
Table HALT d C, &c Merchants and sthers win do
J. r. BRoAD3Enr A. 90
81 hertA Calvert street
ap D. IN SHHuSfs, ma
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t'OR SALk-RESTAURANT, ENTIRE STOCK,
L. and LEASE for years S70D Apply to MITCH
I'll toN, southeast corner of Pennsylrauia av
ami 18th street. an 2n-Sts
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PRIVATE
PRIVATE
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE

AZ Room 30. 10 Wasbfnsteu Building eneusr
PennR avenue srd Tti street. Oures positiveiF
made pay required. AID Ia the shortest pes
sibie space OF time, by
DR LIsPpNAED.
Il B. Lispenasd q Propby!aeIfc IS perfect sAia-
guard against contsgioD. apiS W.
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THE LINCOLN RESTAURANT wITH FUR
NITERE AND EFFBCTs oOMPLRfE AT
AUCTION.
SATURDAY ne.t. Aprit 22a, at le O'Clock, noea
an all sell, on the premises, No. i9O5th street
near Penn'a avenue, the g bod VITA Fixtures an 4
furniture com plete, together with lease of t.a
years. at the nominal rent Of only $50 per month
The house il ia successful operation doing an ex
celient business Offering rare chance 70 say per
soma desiring paying business sstabli mont
Apl1 y iChronl ". b. LEWIS GO. AuotA,
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DYW LEWIS 4 co ,Auctioneers.
ID No. 307 PsnnsylYaniA s.enas

FINE GOLD WATCHES DIAMONDS, COLE
CHAINS, J BhELRY, &c. AT AUCTION.
MONDAY, April 24th instant, st 10 O'Clock, ~
shah SELL
j. superior 6old Lever watches
Ladies Gold Ensmeled Watches with dtansns
setting,
Pine Gold hssvy Guard Chains.
Veht and Fob Chains,
Diamond. Ruby and 0Psl Eings. Plus. &c
Invoice OF Silver plated Waro.
Ice Pitchers. Oast0rs,
Knives and Forks, spoons. sc.
ap3g-St tChroRI W. B. LEWIS CO, kacss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

II IL amusing to zee how enthusiastically
devoted to President JOHNSON the Copper.
head pcitici.ss have Aspns, in yisw of the
fact that but few months ego they were de-
nouncing him With the ntsnost bitterness, and
running PrDLrfoE, next 10 vx114spsnAn
the most thorough Secesh sympatiser in the
North, against him for Vice President, on .
platform Of opposition to the var. : 10
But the point where tho laugh comes in, is
in the fact that now, about ten days before
the election comes OF, the Copperhead poll
ticians try to make the public believe that the
principal matter Of interest under discussion
by President JOHNSON and his Cabinet, Is the
removal of the Postmasters at Fort Madison
and Keokuk. 81 y
In view of the great excitement, in the
Cabinet at Washineton City, in regard to q
change of Postmasters here, the Copperhead
leaders, passing by the soldiers already sup
porting BExros, are making ssdead set"
on those opposed to BEsroS, and promising
them severally, but quietly and con6dentially,
the postodice appointment if they will come
out for Benton AH1 ~ 's sss
Some of these soldiers remember an in
stance in scripture, when the father of Cop
perheads promised the kingdoms of the earth,
on condition of falling down and worshipping
him, and the "old cuss'' had nary Kingdom
to give, any more than these modern Cop
perheads have Offices Ut their disposal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02
.axa :s.an NO.. Isl.

+ How 6SC4sRS MasCnAnrs ~ TREATED
lrT1E Nsaaz-A correspondent Of ths Boz
tn Adsss1is~, writing from Charleston,
South Carolina, ays:
Iquiered of the returning merchants on
the steamship, how they were received in the
North. An Augusta msn complained that he
could not get no credit, and that there was .
dispositios to be grinding and exacting. One
Chssleston man said, II asked for sixty days,
and got it without word of objection = An
other told me that he asked for four months,
was gwen three, and treated like gentleman
everywhere.
Another showed me the receipt for a debt
of about fifteen hundred dollars contracted
before the war, which he had paid in full;
and he asked for four months on q bill of
eight thousand dollars, which was readily
given.
Still another settled his old indebtness with
onethird cash, and eight and twelve months
notes for the balance, while he got ninety
days on three-fourths Of his new BILL One
man said he had many friends in the North,
and they all knew he had been thorough re-
bel. He expected some taunts, but tried to
carry himselflike gentleman, and was courte-
ously received, ''even in Boston" These are
specimens of score Of answers / have re-
ceived to this question.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02
special to Herald.l

WAsHiScroS Sept 30.
The United States District Cout of vir-
ginia, now IN session, has been oliefly oc-
cupied during the last few days With conisca-
ton cases. Lbels have been duly tIed in all
such cases- There has been dism1s ssed from
the calsader upward. of one hundr{ ID cases on
payment Of costa.
Secretary Harlan Of the interior depart
ment Is snxiously endeavoring to fnaugurate
certain reforms in that department. To-day
hs addressed circulars TO several heads Of
bureaus, in which he enjoins upon those off
cials, his determination TO exact as much
labor and attention TO the business of the
government. from every officer and employee
in the department, as il they we're working in
the service Of himself, and were p9id oat of
his own pockets-
The pardon seekers rallied in force towards
the close of the day, and are reported to be
more than usually successful. The number
granted this week is probably three times the
number of any preceding one, and viii reach
at least 600 or TOO. -
The post Office department has concluded a
contract With Geo. A. Fitch, for daily mail
service from New Orleans to Mobile.
1t IS understood that after the trial of Wirz
is ended and the facts connected with the An
dersonvilIe prison ascertained, there win be
an investigation of the Salisbury and other
prisons Of the South in which Onion prisoners
we're confined and maltreated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

r~~~ rEereAgns News.
: s1sA NV YoaEy Oct j.
The steamship America, from Southamp-
ton 10th ult-, arrived tonight Her news is
four days later.
The cattle plague was iaereaaing. The
London cowhouses were decimated.
+ The Army and Macy Gazette says Donald
Mackay of Boston, Is in close communication
with the Admiralty On the torpedo subject
The authorities intend laying torpe4oes in the
channels leading into the harbor.
The Parliament Street police in tAking pos
session Of the hrish Peopls newspaber oAice,
made twenty arrests Several ARRESTS were
made at Cork
The English squadron was OF a coast
The Liverpool Albion says that Mr.. Benja-
min, Confederste 6exenry ofl State, in
tends 70 join the English barque.
The accounts from the Ms. F. g. districs
are favorable
The Prussian Government issued procla-
nation announcing the assumption by the
King Of Prussia Of the little Dukedpm of Lou
renburg and annexation Of Lourenburg to
Prussia- The King promiess TO carry on the
government of the Duchies In conformity with
existing laws.
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New YoRK, Sept. 80.

-3a..38Fl NV IUhA3 CcPt~ OO.
The Herald . special says there was ru-
NOR aaoat TO- paythat Gen. Meigs was to be
The succession via probably devolve upon
some one of the senior officers of that bureau,
such as Col. Crosby or Col. Vinton.
The Washington branch of the U. 8. Ssni-
taxy Commission suspended general business
to-day, and all surplus stock, Office furniture,
to-, viii BE- disposed Of st public sale.
Tho c1aim agency husiness, to which the
Cennias;on has lately devoted much attan-
ton, and which has bsen very successfst il
their hands will be continued. II is under
stood ths sommissiOa - about S4Oo, 900 in
bank
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02
Important Arrests-Freedmen's
Bureau. Re.
ssssa.y~ H. E~l

The detectives Of the United States trea.
sury department have succeeded in effectine
two impQrta9t arrests of counterfeiters. The
detectives were put on the tsack by the re-
velations of a counterfeiter named Echart,
captured seven weeks since, and so perfect
wese the arrangements that the countsgfeitssu
were arrested at the different places in this
city, and Pittsburg, while engaged in the
work, The first was taken on Monday, and
the second two we're taken on the 9th. They
proved to be two English engravers, naued
Averton, who have been practising their an
in criminal ways for the last nine years. They
were committed for trial.
Major General O. O.. Howard. commits
spner OF the freedmen's bureau, has sutho-
n lied the establishment of q sort of court
for the examination Of all dif6culties arising
between freedmen and employers. Theassis-
citizeps, one to be elected BY the white citi..
zens, and the other by the freedmen, are to
constitute the court, the jurisdietion Of which
is limited 10 the case indicated above, and in
ftrherance Of this pian, General Howard has
been making tour ID VirGilh. On the 2eth
he had an interesting Interview with the offi.
dn1B 0f Pnrtsmouth and Norfolk. E#s
hCharIes Jones, alias Chaaacy Johnsoa,
was Yesterday arrested and committed on .
charge of having stolen Sic, 600 from Adams
Express Company, and So, 600 from Belmont' 6
banking house. johnson has served nistkU
terms in the state prison, and has bad re-
cord generally.
fHh9 Eaited States rgunboat Gahtia, 6rsts
class, of eleven guns, has been sold by Acting
Rear Admiral c. H. Besnett, the cou9pan-
dant Of the Brooklyn navy yard, to the Hay
ten governments, fos $4,000. The Galatia
viii BE- equipped and receive her arm4meat
at this port. a portion Of the crew win com
prise portion Of the crew Of the GsletiA on
her passaGs to Por-sp-P Prince, srg l., ~
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s@g Nsw Yoag, Sept so.
By permission Of the War Department, the
Aesecsaed Press will on Mosdar 1i6ht rs-es-
tahlish their telegraph pews business relations
With thu snuthern Press between Washington
and New Orleans, By the seaboard route. The
lines south Of Washington are understood to be
in fne order and sre being rapidly put in the
best condition for the dispatch Of business,
and there is reason to hope that there win be
no ointesruption in the enjoyment ofa moderate
degree Of telegraph facilities between the
Southern and Northern press of the country.
D. H. CRAIG,
~ 0eaenl Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

BALrrnoRE, Oct. 1.
The steamship Somerset, the first of the
line between this city and Liverpool, sailed
hence on Saturday, With large number of
passengers. The vessels in the harbor were
gaily decorated with flags in honor Of the
event, and the wharves were crowded with
people, who cheered the Somerset as she
passed Salutes were also fired from the
forts
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Monunena - ThonA dWAliey.
Founder or Odd FelloWship I'm
AmNPaNA

AmCHuCA>
The above monument vas dedicated on
Wednesday with great ceremonies, at Bal
timore. The following description is taken
from the Philadelphia News;
THE MONUMENT.
The monument is fftytwo feet in height
The main shaft or colamn Is surmounted by
an exquisitely chiseled representation Of Cha
ity, consisting Of graceful female figure,
nine feet in height, grouped With two small
children, one in arms, the other Standing be-
hind the main column. The group rests on a
globe on the cap Of the column. The cap is
of the Doric style Of architecture, and the
column beneath is Huted. On the four sides
of the frieze beneath the cap are elaborately
wrought emblems Of the order, consisting Of
globe, open hand, bundle of rods, three
links, arrows, dc. saa
. On the die of which the column rests are
fonr beautiful three-foot medallions, chiseled
from pure Italian marble. Onth main front
is the seal of the Grand Lodge of the United
States; ON the right side is Faith; on the left,
Hope, and on the rear, tablet containing
the following inscription:
"This column, erected BY the joint contri-
buttons ofthe lodges, epcampments, and In
dividusl members of the independent Order
of Odd Fellows in the United States Of Ame-
rico, and jurisdiction thereunto belonging,
oonmsmofaaes the founding Of thst order in
the city Of Baltimore, on the 26tA daT of April,
1879, y Thomas Wiidey. fst
The die rests on hxudsUmeH moulded
octaGonal base, on each corner Of which are
carved representations Of the fruits of the
four quaders Of the glohe, I'D esmd of the
birth and death Of Thomas Wildey.
|. The baae y ssn fest square by fc,r feet IN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02
Providence Oct. /.

PROVIDENCE Oct. L.
Rev. DR.. Francis Wayland, who was more
than % years president Of Brown Uni
ersity, was prostrated by a paralysis stroke,
on Tuesday last, died on Saturday p IN.
aged AZ years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

The sscretery Of the treA.s s.I s..s,'s. -
thst lost cheeks, issued ~ !. L. ~. = A.; 49,.
Gers, assistant treasnreO u - 4 - y ~
tories, these omcsfs ~ mt - hi -
duplicates. !,
Alabama eoayent;es viii sljise p-dsy'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

GEsKRAL JoHx B. HOOP, of the late Con-
federate army, was in San Antonio, Texas,
on the 7th ult., intending to start, in one or
two weeks for New Orleans and Washington
CITY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

<As PIrrsBuR0, Sept -.
Yhs great FIVE mile four cared race sssaltsd
.tAe snsOsae q tAe ri Pittsluzgezs-the sh Hsnel q
Yorkers 32;a2. s.e VA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

SrEusExvILLE, Oct. !.
The PittsbnR and HteabevilIe Railroad
across the Pan Handle is completed. Trains
will commence running through from Pitts
burg to Columbus on and after to- o-morrow.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

There will be . Union meeting at Cfoton,
..~seeidsy night, which win b. sadressed by
e.. v. MoCAARr and L r, TExza. u
Is N. ,ple viii turn out . hear
."e uas. ! ..su,n : .akers = ~ county
hon -. ~ :. ne @ 0ss assured win sssseial bs on
hand s@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02
.Qeerxia Cenyertien.

0COkBA0 OODVOwtbOAs
ArcusrA, Sept 20.
The convention st Montgomery to-day vo-
ted by 81 to 10 to repudiate ell debts con-
tasla1ly the 6ste md oftle lste was. =
The convention refused to submit the
amendments Of the constitution 70 poRussr
v0tA. se Sf ys "a a
Ths convention adjourned to Saturday,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

Mas. LAyaEscs, widew = 4De& sfp
the Ship Lawrence, died = e~psrb = -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02
NV YoM. Sent.

q . y kW AUHA, sept. 90.
The theater managers have held . meet
ing, as4 resolved to take their adyert;selnepts
from the Herald. 5gss ! = :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02
Mn zopertlsenasnts.

RS. ACNE formerly Mrs Cabusi would
Az respectfully infoim the public fL.. she has a
sp3ssaid seeertm~nt cf Hsir af All sirds ~ and
prepared TO Dress and Braid Har 20 order @ a'ao
Curling Wires for tvDtng the hair. KrpGtcy1s sned
and col ored b order.
thank tie Ladies for sAev lAsf pstro and hope
they will Cve cail Thiff street between Nam
and {oh hnsos. est i'd, ssecpt door. oct2daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

Umion ToWnship Meeting.
There VIII be . meeting Of ~ Union Hsr
y, Of this Township at The OobH Hose, %
morrow, Tuesday night to organize and
make township nominations. y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02
A CHANCE TO ENGAGE m a PAT.

q a. HetsI husissss locsssA wssf ~ 81
vsaient to sssAnAeet laedses o. vs.c1Ne - esns.
ture in the Western Hotel Heaep1Abl4 QGga, -
cen 49, shs 6Galassg n sppiseAtioa - M449 hDNe
a4sly. Apply On tAs premises " 0ksrs
neo2061U
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-10-02

The above monument was dedicated on
"Wednesday with great ceremonies, at Bal
timore. The following description is taken
from the Philadelphia News;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-11-23
VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.

We give quotations furnished by Messrs. J.
r. Allen & Co., Brokers, &c, in Richmond !:
Fairmont Bank, 85c; Wheeling Banks, Csc:
Bank Of Berkeley, IS Bank Of Rockingham.
eountersigned, SIC; Bank OF Rockbridee,
eoantersigned, SIC; Bank of Commerce, couu
tersigned, 40c.; Bank Of Winchester counter
signed, 4Oc: Bank OF Old Dominion counter
signed, 40c.; Southwestern Bank, countersign-
ed, $50; Farmers Bank of Fincastle, counter
signed, 35.; Merchants Bank, counterSigned,
Sc; Merchants Bank, 22c; Bank OF the
Valley, Sac. Central Bauk, lOc Central Bank,
eountersgned, Csc, Monticello Bank, l0c.;
Mon -icelo Bank, counterSigned, 25c Bank Of
Scottsyllle, loo; Bank of Scottsville counter
signed, 25c.; Bank Of Howardsvie, l0c'; Bank
HowardsvllIe. countersigned, Csc; Bank Of
Virginia, Soc; Farmers Bank, DC; Exchange
Bank, 2Sc.; ]Janvie Bank 24c. Corporation
Of Alexandra, 4Sc., Bank OF Richmond, 24c. ;
Traders Bank, Soc: Bank of Charleston, l9c ;
Bank OF Phihppj. lO:.; Bank Of City of Peter
burg, zoe.
DIRECT TAx.-The people OF Loudoun are
among the best in the State-hone faithful.
and ever ready promptly to conform to the
requirements OF law Sixty days ago e. S
Collector Of Direct Tax notified them thar be
was ready to receive their quota of the same
over $50, Oo0-and Notwithstanding the hard
Zines and the scarcity of money, nearly the
whole amount has been peid.- Lou'n Mirror
The President has ylven silver medals and a
present of money 70 Two If the Sioux Indians
Cor rescuing two white women from he hands
OF hostile Indians.
The National Intelligencer thinks that The
time approaches when President johnson will
be justified, by bis own view Of the situation,
IN issuing proclamation declaring that 3 fhe
States lately rebellious are entitled 70 sepresen-
tation in Congress.
General Palmer has been indicted hy the
Grand Jury Of Louisville for enticing slaves to
leave Kentucky.