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Nnmbcr 5g Tsousa a. 70 q EsasaIseI.

Ofwheat, 60 oibs; shellsd Corn, 81, 4 Corn
on the Col, 20; Ityc, SO !: Data, 8f /, Onions,
81; Dried Apples, "a Dried Peaches, So !;
Castor Bean, 46 4 Blue Grass, l4I ,I3ncks
wheat, SO; Barley 20 Potatoasg 90 NBsaii.l
20 Clever Seed. go 4 Flax Seed, DO; Hensbl
Seed, A Timothy seeda aPa Salt, 90,
sLE kinds of John eoRlo neatly oxeca5
i n led al This ofiiiaS, ofiiiiiS 5 a. SO rs
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FROM THE NORTH.

RICHMoND March 24.7-iN Northern
papers of the 2lst inst. have been re-
ceived.
Private intelligence received at New
York from Nassau reports that a rebel
privateer,- the name of which is under.
stood to be the Confederate States, as lie
ing off the harbor on the ! 5th inst, ha,
ing been refused admission by the au
thorities. She is 500 tons burden,
bargue rugged, and has two tunnels and
two propellers. " T.
Reports from New Orleans Of the
18th say that Gen. Hindmau, while en-
roulette Mexico was shotby. some per-
son unknown. f .g Ei,&'y'A
Late adtices from North Carolina rep
resent Shcrman's army as marching on
Goldsboro. A junction with Schot!eld
had not taken place, W = T.,
AT o meeting of tile citizens of Viii
mington, on the l4th inst, held at tho
theatre, they adopted resolutions recog!
nizing the authority Of the United States
Government. The stage was, draped
with American flags. The mayor and
Others made speeches in favor ofsuUmis-
sion to national Authority The issue
ofpasses to the!.citizens to visit Grants
army has been suspended, ~, Il, e,is,u.
The Government Of Sansalyador, has
released Bradshaw ana Reynolds, two
men supposed to be implicated in the
rebel plot which was disclosed some
months ago 70 capture the Yankee
steamer SalVador ,Nt 5s5 5Lr.aa
TheaHerald says there was intense
excitement on Tuesday. Gold closed
at f57. The yiolent fluctuations Of
gold portends to general crash among
1.-THE mercantile public, who are approach
ihga a storm heralded by Sc iiset::ai ve::i failures.
Government stocls has submitted tosfhr-
thur heavy declines. 1s2 '9t',e' Y
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IsusfMess Directo ry.
TOWNCoUNCII

TOWN COUNCIL, :, ,,,.,.
JAS. McCREIoHT, Ink1dant,
q, E \; T. THOMPSON, .Is, ,' =.
j. w. CATHoART, ""af"S: !. aS5 .,.c'r
j. S. STEWART, I'D. rrsi4 ~ y
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FROM xURoPE.

RlcHMoND,, March 24A-EaropeanY
laavices of the 9th inst. say.athat, the,
Marquis DeNfontholsn, thes French
Minister to, Mexico, is appointed to the
Washington Legislatures q sass
i The address. OF France to Napoleon
approvesof the emperor's foreign policy.
Business was suspended in Bombay,
Calcutta, during The holding of the
American Peace Conference
The Liverpool cotton market was fat
on ths 9th.S35ss'sh
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TET.RGR APETTO ="
Reports Of the Press Association.
RIcHMoND, March 2o.-The follow,
ing despatch has been received:
HEADQUARTERS ARMIES c. .tS.,
March 20, 1866.
Hon. ). Q. Breektnriaye, Secretary of

GengJ. ID. Johnston reports thataboag'
FIVE o'clock, p. M, on tile 10th inst, he,
attacked the enemy near Bentohsville.
and routed him, capturing three guns, a
mile in their rear. He rallied upon
fresh troops, but was forced back slowly
until SIX o'clock, p. H., wien receiving
more troops, he apparently assumed the
offensive. which was resisted without
difficulty until dark. This morning lie
is entrencheds Our loss is small. The
troops behaved admirably wel "a
dense thicket prevented rapid operations.
wD r. W,3 tErR r. E.iLEE.l
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f1GuERBIIIs&s ,fN I, II ENTUoK Y ~ Me.
'Dougal's band Of Ed
Ecitizens of !. Loyiells
county, KY, of $40, o,o00 va 81 q
lon the lst instant a, "
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'Ey tANKs 81 every description for sale al
this Office. IN az = a :. M IS, y 8; ,i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-28

nashicAN PSYCHOLOGICAL JouRNAI--The
publishers SEND us the August number, which
- eAceilent IN ITS literary and educational
aa''er' Inc number opens with q portrait
anu sketcn OF ten. sherman. Then follows
Sir William Hamilton on Phrenology Cheer.
ful Christians; Education as it should be
hints for Wives; Entomology; Henry c.
Carey; Herbel Spencer; The Modern Els.
sences; Co-Workers in Creation; Heads,
Good and Bad Nathaniel Marsh, and nu.
merous shorter pieces.
fuoiished BY Fowler Wells, New York,
81 per anuum.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-28

OUR readers will remember that Alf Bur.
nett, the great Humorist and Elocutionist,
had an appointment here for couple of en-
tertainments few weeks ago, an appointment
that he failed to fill, being summoned to Gin
cinnati by the serious illness of his daughter.
She has since died. Her age was seventeen,
and she was greatly admired for her beauty
and varied accomplishments.
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That educational meeting was held at
Chatham Square Church last evening as per
notice. A larger number might have been
In attendance. plan of action was adopt
ed, the which, as It's too late now, we shall
publish with the proceedings of the meeting
In our next issue
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-28

j. NJ. WALTERS has purchased the stock of
Dry Goods and now occupies the store for
merly owned by B. A. Williams, on Main
street, between Third and FOURTH and pro-
poses to sell at cost TIL he receives his new
goods.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-28

OUR carriers do not get around as early as
usual IN the mornings on account of the rain
ana mud. On the outside routes it is almost
impossible to get around at ALL They will
90 their best under the circumstances, and
until the "ieak" from above is stopped, our
patrons must bear the delays that may occur
as good humoredly as possible.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-28

Ar the sdjouzned meeting Of the committee
for making arrangements to recsive the 70
turned soldiers, the following ladies were ap'
pointed to solicit providoss, in thee respSc.
tive words, f0r skinner to be sivenon the &C.
casion. It i hoped that these ladies, and I'll
Others who are loyal, viii oct ard aid ii this
patriotic effort with their sccustomed grace
and energy, and report their progress at the
next meeting of the committee, which will be
q he dice o. IL City Clek, T0ssady SssA-
ing, August LIST. This is especially dssirsain
order that we may know what further effort
will have to be made in the line Of provisions !:
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Our friend, R. h. Gilmore, Esq, has been
absent for some weeks up the lakes, and in
New York, and among the mountains of Old
"Varmount He returns to his home and
practice looking invigorated by his journey
ings.
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n.w York sses.y Maskse.

Kew York Mooey Aaskst.
By Telegraph Hsv fonH July q
Money-EAsy at 8 per cent.
Sterling Kxcbange-Duil 1t 1es3<Gleo for gold.
9old-Active and nrmer; opening at l<S7<. and elus-
ing II NS
6ovcynmsnt etoeks-wthout decided change.
q Of 81 Reg. Coupons 1T.
$50 Coupons losA
$40 Coupons lnev tssre) l0&h
otseks-1srosger.
cAP1o. GACiss1l; Carl 1861; MAPDc 30,
foi WISH 10. ~ wayne est<; r -; cav "
62sl; Scrip 1E%; Csl yr Cert %: Pss Mail 90,
~ 3D. Erie S51( CHA B l0s: Hndson lis: Har.
lem Is: Reading 10stSS . lo7: n c6z; Toledo 1ex
o u osst ~ outck.iiser S7L
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Mr.. A. N. EATON, formerly connected with
the Fort Madison Branch of the State Bank,
Is now in st. Louis, and partner of Mr.. I'm
derhin in the commission business SO says
the Pldindeoler.
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STATE UNIvERsTTY.-We have received the
Annual Catalogue for 1864 and 'e5. The
number Of students in the various departments
other than the medical is 44O, in the latter
226. Total 666. The University is located
at Iowa City. The chairs are well filled, and
the course full and well chosen. The next
term commences September I4th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-28

DENoREsr's ILLUSTRATED MoSrHLY.-Low-
~, of the Literary Depot, places this popular
ladies' magazine on our table. The illustra-
hons are numerous and handsome. Among
.nein we notice Views of the Principal
Watering places Washington Monument at
Baltimore; General Grant, and the colored
Fashion Plate. The list of contents ia in.
viting.
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Our fellow townsman and friend. j. w.
johnson, looks IN upon us from protracted
excursion through the State, which took him
to Council Bluffs and largely through South.
ern and central Iowa. Says he never saw
crops look better than now between Des
MONIES end the Missouri river, and thinks
there is no danger of starvation yet.
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GLAD to see among us again our friend H.
Strong, Esq, who has been for some time
rusticating and recreating among New Eng
land hills. de returns to his professional
labors the better for the trip.
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We see by the Plaindcalcr that there is to
be railroad meeting at Fort Madison this
evening. Purpose is to discuss railroad mat
tiers generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-28

A large number of the Ninth Iowa boys ar
rived at Burlington yesterday en- route for
bone from Clinton. So says the Hankeye.
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BELL RIScERs.-The Campanologians will
be here Monday night. See notice on first
page. Their entertainment. are well spoken
of by our exchanges.
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uev Ysrlk Market.

uew York Market.
Hsw YeaK. Jsiy q.
ootto,-HSasy q ~ ~ n5odi.E.
TsSSr-natt~ & sGD5 % ~ xxtrs eeaeS
Z = q - = n. o., - - & ss oses Heso'
WSssrv~o.iet end lrn western as3 l0oa D..
Wheat-6c better ak 20 for Chicago bprsf es1 q
- IN. eoal IS fne Winteg nel We1eSn:l ~ y
for comron 70 iii Chicago Spring. and - for ssa-
re- Club.
Rye-nYn 1t &c.
Is,lev ~ harley Malt-DusI.
Swr-Acttye and - better ct fOSse Tor ueeoen@
aoSoon - psuni mixed WestsrD-
6sss-Duil 1t o2oo21<c for wsstun
nice-DuT.
CoHes-Qniet ,n<
1xi<e fcr PerNo EIce, aaA Mavana Il l2HOlSc.
Holassss-Duli; Cuba md Ausoovsdo u As0sSc.
psssols.S-sh.Se Arnsr u s3oss1xs for crsds; sll1
nssi<o ~ Rsansl in Bond. and SloO7sHs for d.
Sors--H,shsr q % oooss % for nsv nsss. cls.i.q
Il a yk essh = 2801s 70 fos loG34 Do = 1to2e y
for prime and Is 5sD26 90 for prime mas Alsc -
49, sew nso for Angnst. seilsr . e1taee, q - -
% a.
Bssf Hsns-Yirn small lot It 81 50.
Cus Nsa1e-sssaas ~ ltoiIe for shssidsrs, and IN
1scon-Qniet Stafford cut lesk.
Lsrd-etesAy = 1E}<D7ac.
Buttsr-Quiet 1t 369Hc for Ohio, and 2s03lr fos
State.
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In A BAD FIx.-Mud must be unconscious
ly deep up the country Bad chance for loco
motive. Out of the depths of the 6uid and
adhesive soil Norriss, Of the Ottumwa Cosrier.
sends mail:
Soundings through the mud on Front street. hare
been made in search Of bottom. Report says =
bottom was found in one or two places. Can'tsay
whether it is true not.
An emigrant wagon is sticking fast in the mud
on Green street, opposite the Sinnamon HOUSE.
The poor dfl1Eacted countryman is trying in vain
with four horses and men and boys to make his
way out.
LArER.--The wagon Is out ut last, but tho dis
grace sticks to us. Oh for some gravel, Stones o.
something else.
Would like, in the goodness Of our heart,
to send you relief, Oh Bro. N, but cannot.
Have need at home for our good pavements
and macadamized streets, and outside of them
all the terra Jirma in this locality is aquenis.
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A Ii THE NEW SHEET MUSIC AND
Au1iC BOOKS IaiIs1 psss - nsse116e sersien
"a - o. sp..s1s - Tvsatyevs 1911sa6 lsess
49, sd nsule lbr ~ Ve6oe al evry II ~
s. nsvvT vi Q seat fes 70 80 - q oSsi5esiea
~ ~ !. Dtns0l o. MnGh 1sb&sksra. RI
=: =; as:;t' !.
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BosTwIcK Il Co., are daily receiving choice
novelties. suitable to the season iv22- div
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A YOUNG man named Andrew Rohertson
was drowned near Mahaska on Monday while
bathing. He was good swimmer, but IN
sport attempted to throw into the va,e, /.
companion Of his named Barnes, who cou,d
not swim. In the struggle both fell from the
bank into the stream, Barnes falling upon the
breast of Robertson and disabling him from
thinning. He sank and persisted. Barnes
Aoated . short distance and cstchinr . hr.h
managed to save himself Less foolishpe..
would frequently save the lives of bows and
men. We CLEAN from the Oskalooss HeraH
We clip from the Davenport Gasett. n.
following list Of Iowa regiments stiIl n ~
service end the points where they are At rr..s
ent stationed:
sth, consolidated with 5th Cavalry.
eth, ct Montgomery, Ala.
18th, q Selma, Ala.
l4tA, mustered out, except residuarv h....,.-
two companies q Springfield. III. 'on'
9Th, nsas 1seteenssy, Ala.
3eth, - AseustA &c.
zSeA 8 49, o9nsiago, Texas.
II, Uon9 Ia, Ala
: J NJ 49, r.. =
111oAaa v11k - a1Ah.
u1wt eniaA, Al.
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A FELLOW in Aroostook county, Maine, an
swered a New York advertisement represent
ing that the advertiser could furnish any per
son with a wife. The advertiser replied d.
recting the writer to neighboring asylum for
idiots! The same youth, not at all abashed,
whose name is John Morris, speaks Of him
self as follows:
II am Is years old, have good set of
teeth, and believe in Andy johnson, the star
spangled banner and the 4th of July. have
taken up State lot, cleared up eighteen acres
last year, and seeded ten of it down. Nv
| buckwheat looks first-rate. and the oats and
potatoes are bully. l have got nine shee, a
two year old bull and two heifers, beside a
house and barn. / want to get married. l
want to buy bread and butter, hoopskirts and
waterfalls for some person of the female per-
suasion during my life. That's what's the
matter with me. But don't know how to do
it."
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The University of Virginia, at Richmond,
will soon resume its duties, with highly en-.
couraging prospects. This venerable institu-
ton was founded by jefferson.
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Notes Of al he dsssainations named viii be promptly
farniaAs1 spoa rseeipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series precisely similar in
forn a.d privileges to the svsn Thrtes arsssy sold
s1cept that the the option
ofpAyag interest h go coin per cent instead Of
sSotAa in currency Subscribers will deduct the inter
est In currency up July 18TH time when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of the
eevsn-thirties will commence the LIST of June and
will be made promptly and continuously amer that date
fAs slight change made in the conditions Of this
THnD s11IED sassss oaly the natter Of isasrst-
he payment in gold. nade will Be equivalent to he
carreacy interest u the higher rate.
The return to specie payments the event Of which
sely viii ~ option 70 pay interest in Sold Be avsilsd
o. vss rsascs and eqsAlss prices that purchases
made With six per cent in gold would be fully equal TO
those made With seven and thrsetenths per cent in
currency This 10
TJae Only Losgss ID Market
nov ossrsd ~ the 0ovxnnsas aaA superior sav,p
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SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FuRSIrURE-A lot of
furniture consisting of parlor, bed room and
kitchen furniture, of late styles, is offered At
private sale at the resio opposite the Pub
lie School House between Eighth and Ninth
on Blondeau street.
Also two good horses and harness and top
buggy at Gunn's Livery Stable on Johnson
street. ju2S-d3t
Some RADIsH.-Don't know whether to
congratulate or condole with friend Norris,
of the Ottumwa Courier, for the existence oil
the condition of affairs developed in the fol-
lowing correspondence. If, however, the
consumption of the the gift produces internal
combustion, it viii generate also food OF
tears to extinguish the burning:
For the CouYier.l
The rsdish is IL inches long and l2 inches in
circumference The seed was planted seven weeks
ago. 1t was raised by Mrs. Halsey, on Mr.
Rhodes farm, below town.
Yours, respectfully, s.. WORCESTER.
Rsdish received. Intend to commence on Il to-
day, and continue until disposed Of. Feel CRATE
ful.--Gosrier.
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CoSNEcTIcur is discussing bill to tax the
liquor dealers-wholesale $40 retailers $50.
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COR SALE-Two Beautiful Lots, or

1 High street north sidel. between 9th and lcth
stTeets With mail frame dwelling same also D ct
OF lot In block 49, the 18th and Msfv
street scuth side With it also east 80
feet Of lot l. blork Ice JohDson street adjoining b.
A. y ilams Foundry. All this property viii te sclt
cheap. The title good or sale Enquire Of
tnnez H.B TESRYCK.
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kVh SALE-Twenty ssree Is
= fai Garden e. orsps les1. - - nsueS
apYi river, sbo9t tnsse n1le abeve tAs CITY -
rfIe sced. Prsess e4ee9 naSsissof
0cAA n n 4U r
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TOR HALK-A Frame Cotteo'S''

= Ing, With sessn roons, eistsrn, eDoA ee3a
NM growth ~ ffuit trees, with fall lot al ~
Order dtuated near business, On Rxehenas -
Kn4utrs Of n. i. ~
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fhsse Bonds are nov worth . handsome premium and
srs sxeaps, all the Government Bonds fro~ zae
Ossfy, ssd ks~iepal taxate shscA adds fro. o.e to
tArspv oesf pr ass~ 70 their ease according to the
rate isvied ppcn other property rheinterest il payable
seniannualy By eoupons attached each note which
may Be- cut Oh and sold to any bank or banker.
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k'OR SALE-The west half of a two
u story double brick Dwelling House containing six
rosDs ceern good cellar house painted and oaked An
los veil fsnc~d and al in good order situated near
the corner OF 18th and Des Mones streets Title good
Price 3 500 Enquire Of HB fEN.EYcK.
mch8
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EOR sALE-iO acres Of the best lapa

In this section, well calculated for either grapesc
other fruit and all under the very highest o.
cultivation 10 situated within miles Of my Office an
viii Be cold With without the crops upon it, EE
qnire Of II. B. TEy-EYCK
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k>OR SALE-A Cottage Frame Dwell,
- Ing, With four rooms, good we'll Of water, o.
barn and full lot all under fence situsted on RE
street, bstve y ID and Sd streets, Keokuk Titl2
Pses -. Eaqsissof H.B. rnN Il
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EOR SALE-A two story briaf -
- ing. With rooms, cistern cellar, orr -,
and two fall lots, dtsated on the corner y
lin streets, In good ncighborhood. TStI r. 4
sale Pries, u, 500. Enquire Of H.Df
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-29

IUOmMuhlfated.
70 the Rev. 3. M Palmer, d. D.
NExBzRnY, SO, April Is, 1865.
DEAR sn: Excuse the liberty take in ad-
dressing you through the public prints. Ny
motive must be my apology. The manifold
miseries which have bsfallen our unhappy
country mnst be matter of deep regret and
Sc rious reflection 70 every rightminded person.
It sannot be denied that the clouas of wsr are
nov lowering darker over6ur political hefizon
than they have ever done before, asd that
the dangers which now menace ssare greater
tha. ssy which have yet threatened our be-
loved country But sir, distressing RS are
: he'e eal.ni'ie. anaihrsstsnifg these dnnges...
there is, firmly believe. a mesna sf 4FrestinY
them; shat nesss 10 The removal Of the grand