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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-21

OTOLEN--On Monday, the 9th int, from near
~ the Market House, in 5 stanton, where she was
hitched, & BLACK MARE, alb ut Is hands high.
five gears old next rng, white other marks
her. Her ga is sho t and carriage low She is a
good looking, fine animal. will pay Ia asoasbls
eward to any one that i'll take her and return her
to me- or give information 80 that can recover her..
My addr ess is stanton, Augu ia county, Va
SUSAN LONG.
N.B.-There Sh after Saddle and he " bEidie
on her when taken. ,. L.
Nov. H. lS65-3t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-21

CTOLEN. From the subscri Der, near Aft n Ds-
~ pot Nelson county, the night of she 9TH Of the
present month, TWO HORSES. One large Iron
Grey or years old, has waite spot in the s3gs-
head short IN me and worn Off By the collar, has
small scar on the inside of the right hind leg.
The other, Sorrel Horse, medium size, about ~
years old bias white spot in the forehea.i, aud
also worn off by the collar PAGES little, and carries
his tail a litle side.
will pay a liberal reward to any one tfs will give
anv ifo IN alton that wall lead to thei. recovery. 2y
ADDRESSES W. W. NJ YS
Alton Depot Nelson county. Va.
Nov I4-2ts%
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-21
% Y TIN 7 III y . III,
Executor of WIN. III. Jackson. dse'd

~ Persons having claims against the estate are re-
quested to present them, lent to the
undersigned 1T.
Nov 7-3ts Executor of VIM HI
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-21

MOTTO E.-The annual meeting of the Stoc khold-
IN of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
will be held in the City of Richmond. Thursday
the 23d of Nov. IL O'Clock Nj. the Metropolitan
Hall, on Fra nix lin between 9th and l4th streets.
Nov 2l-lt J. GARRETT,
Treasurer and Secretary.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-21

Doors, BOOTS, BOOTS.-Just received doz-
ID en- FRENCH CALF SKIN BOOTS, made to
order suit this market. Also large lot of HATS,
all sly les, cheap for cash. Call and see them.
Nov 2l-3t ROANE & ABBY,
Brown Front, opposite Va. Hotel.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-21
The Richmond Bulletin says that the immedia tie

FLORAL HILL, Nov 18th, 1865.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-21

ANOTHER LETTER FROM THE HON. A. H. H. STUART.
The Buffalo Courier publishes the following
private letter of the Hon. A. III. H. Stuart, of Vir-
ginia:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Gdles bp auction.

A J. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell
ocloct :. III. Frchonre Sar.room No. III broadway.
zton st. the story and attic brick HOUSE aud
LOT No 500 east side, between Charles and Perrys Lot
II by about House II by % feet One half mort
gage Maps ke at the Auctionesrs Office, No. u Cedlrst
A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will Sell at
M Auction, Tuesday, Feb 49, 1885, at IL o'clock at the
Exchange sa.soo No III Broadway tho following valuable
property. viz;
1woStory Frsme and Brick Basement HOUSE. snd2 Lots
on the South side One. Hundred and enty second st. % T.
cast of Fourthnve. Size OF House 22x36 filed In with brick
10 peak aud In complete ORDER Plot ,0xi Block, with
Caidcn, Grape Vines. aud good Wen. .
Maps, particulars. &C., At tho Auction and saesroom No II
Cedar-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Mem 11ublitation6.

ID KINDS Of ALBUM GEM IL! ~ ne 70
a. even on Co,ors 50 cents; II Kind, 81 o. PEI
DOZEN. iisi,cd pOsi paid IL o. PIT RfoNr' Ar run
usher Nav. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Mem Publications
VHyHAT ENGLISH CRITICS SAY of
John cODFREY's FORTUNES,

JOHN GODFREY'S FORIl NES,
(BaysId Taylor's last Novel;
tn. London Morning says 81 refreshing expert
snce to read such thoroughly sataetoy novel as this;
book over which one Gun pause and think and ian back
book which offer. pictures Of distant lives and fr different
social systems and which yet full Of those broad and kindly
human which Of all cimes sud ranks u
hieay artistic production, pervaGed b. an ai' OF per
feet and deriving all lis interest and aIHc
from true healthy and legitimate sources" ,
The London Daily Ners says; "Theie Is hno" '"e - -
life In ths novel kernoss of observation ond ns'e' VI
expression which viii give pleasure to oil readers
Similar language 10 also used by the
Spectator, N0hcon'''
p Public Opinion.
ELEVENTH THOUSAND NOW READY.
A'' 'n' r1FTEENTH THOUSAND OF
HANNAH THURSTON,
A STORY OF AMERICAN LIFE
by The author.
Bsyard Tsylor's works, II vols. ss2
Bsysrd Taylors works Coxton edition, VI o.
CT. PUTNAM: HURD H0uGHToN'
No. <Gl Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
,, 7 kH S J HH5sSSSsp r.''"''''
LANDs-TO ALL WANTING

NINELAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING
PARMs.-Largs and thriving ,et.lsneni mild AMI
hssthf climate ~ miles son,h a Phsipha ny fsifoaa
Rich soil which produces large crops. which csn nov be sen
growing Ten twenty and my tr,cis g, ison SOTO
Der acre payable wIn oT years Oo5d brsncss oIeins'
Or and olben churrhe schools and good 30
eiey. II Is now lie improving psoe lat % WEE.
Hundred. settling end bliliny The sesuty WIN W.
nr reports -ni giving f nioIinao on vi be scr -e
dIreu tHts. h. LkNDiS Nin'land fo.tohce lumber;
lsr5 Co j. Fys R,o,f Of ION Ro1in.oa Agrierifu q!
Idiior Of 7A< TSrB<i Hoas Of ihs most efsa's, f''f,
frae,, eisso'i Id po'Hon and sfiGie es5oa 70,
,lsa,gsf Carntss thsi .s ksop n hs ado " hs Hss!"s
Pro
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Uopartnership Notifies.

nISSOLUTION-N hereby given that
~ the partnership OF the underlined under the and
style OF ERAsMUS sTERLNg Co. viii be di..oved as Of
this date the 25t day OF February 1855 The genera
partners ERASMUS STEhLI aud ll0WARD BUNTING
will each sign In liquidation.
ERASMUS aaSs = s sTERL!So General r.rn.n
ISAAC +. FRANCIS, Special raTtuef.
Few.Yorh, Jsn. ~, isda
ERASMUS STERLING viii continue the business formerly
carried on by L. STEALING Co., at No. 80 Broadway
New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Amusemenss.

RARNUM.o AMERICAN q r., MUSEUM.
Walters collection Of lue- size figures Of the
JAPANESE NOBILITY
richly alfred Ia tho sppro pirate costumes Of tho
HIGHEST DIGNlrARiES OF THE EnPtR4
may be seen at all hourt
AFTERNOON AT3
JESSE WERE,
OR, THE WANDERERS RETURN
GREAT DANCING GlRAFFE-TONY DENIEk
To conclude with the nirtlrinsprnr Farce Of
THE STAGESrkUCK YANKEE.
EVENING AT7i
AZUCENA; Or, TIE GlPSY'S VENGEANCE
MORNING at II, PUNCH AND JUDY.
COMIC SONGS. ELEGANT DANCES no.
PROF.: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cALcULATOR
TWO FAT WOMEN. LIVING SKELETON
$780, GIANT BOY-ElGHr FEET HIGH.
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERA
TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN NOTION
Wax sntes taken from life Of nH.H
MRS GEN. TOM THUMB AND BABY.
Ccas'an Gid, Dwarf. Abino Boy Living Otters. 1reneA
Moving Figures Aquoria, Mens;erie, &c.
Admission 20 cents; Children under ten, Is cents.
The great Local Drama by MISS LAURA KEENE, MA
cost One Thousand Dollars will shortly be produced
OLYMPIC THEATER. Commences at n.
" TENTH WEEK. TENTH WEEK.!
Of the splendid local drama entitled
THE STREETS OF NETWORK
TIE NEW MUSIC.
THE POWERFUL ACTIuo
have all combined TO rtni hi. pict,re Of
AGTNUINE AID TRlU MPHANT SUCCESS
TIff CRIT SENSATION or THE SEASON.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
,r.'IpI. I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

DLsrxL IL BrNpKrr Auetoncer.
IT =. MARSHALL SALE.-By BURDETT,
Ne JONES CODY virtue u order 81 the r. \
D.strc, Court, TO directed aud delivered win SELL at
pub c suction tho 2t day Of FEBRUARY. Ia3 at II
O'clock M at the ~aTehnse of M-ssr. BAILEY STEER,
No ~ Commercial War, Atlantic Doc<, Brooklyn, the
cargo Of the prize steamriSlAG, committing ot
= Bale, ARMY CLOTH
u BLAME Els.
SHOES,
SEWING MCTINEs
Pho LEN,
SOAP
NiPCHANDISE.
SALiPETER
SHIPS SHORES is., lie.
Also. -
CAhDlkf COAL-i1 tuts moro or less CARDIFF
COAL. X MURRAY. u. 8 Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Bnnr0 ano Rooms.
Go Get.

GARNET FACTORY on East Forty
S,th. with Twenty Horse Engine aud oil the requr
tie Nlscicry in complete running order, Tor SAFE OF lease
Auply before III a. mr. TO - e.,,- a, -,c mill.
L'IRsT.CLASS OFFICES
TO LET. - .,-,
WITH ALL THE MODERN IMPRoyE,MrE,HSTTS AND
SPLENDID LIGHT AND NENTILAIloS,
suitable for
Bankers, Brokers' Merchants Lawyers RGl"sy fe'ioe"m
and other Companies,
In buildings .,,.y
No. %, 40 ~. "a. 60 S. GO. II and 70 BROADWAY
Gcsr tho head Of Wal ST.
Nos ard Z 81 81, 40 and 3 NFN.STr
Nos md 10 WALL 81, !
Nos 4, @, II. II, Is aud II BROADST:.
and Nos IS and - EXCHANGE PLACE.
Apply to EDWARD MATTHEWS,
No. 70 Riogd st.. cor. EAehange place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Real Gstate for Sale.

benedict & COLT, No. q Pine-st., have for
SALE second aud third and pfce
DWELLING HOUSES in this city, on Fhthave,. maaso"
ave. Psrksve ind on Thirty fourth, Thrty'hfh. rhif'y'
sixth Thirty seventh, Thirty eighth Thrynin'h, Fofe'n
second Forty third Forty fourth Forty Forty
sixth. Fortyseventh, Fotysshth, rory hi"'n' '.'.
Fin fourth and other streets also in good locations below
III s,,,h. nm the east side west side aud central part
of the city. ,
Thew l,ye. also. very few HOUSES 10 LET furnished
and unlurushed.
nor SALE-The splendid STORE PROP.
ERTY No. SO and 54i Broadway, either with OF with
out tho fee, much beiow the roa value and COST
E'OR SALE-No. 10 Boorman-place, fine
'''''' BENEDICT COLT. No. Pines"
TOR sALE.-Nos. 4, 6, and West Thirty
- 'A'A''' "'" a." BESNEDlcT COLT. No. Pine,l
nor sALE-The fine HOUSE, No. 26 La:
mariinep'acc Twenty ninth,'t between Eighth and
ninth aves) 22xtO Il stories, high stoop very choice
"''A'0'h0'd Price fSE tso daFRGty coIr No. .rne
TOR sALE-The elegant HOUSE, No. 266
S MS ;ss sn Sor on separate l'' '''
TOR SALE or TO LET, at Tarytown-,A
;e double HOUSE With nearly one acre Of ground +
Of the depot and with river view Price, $1,000 Rent
very moderate Apply to ~
BENEDICT l. Colt, No. q Pine st.. N. Y
TWO beautiful RESIDENCES FOR SALE,
n, Tho lin. of tho Central Railroad Of Jersey.
hour aud half from New York The location tho drves the
scenery, desirable and attractive. Inquire oI =
r. G. BACON, No. 1872 Broadway.
HNIIREE LOTS FOR SALE OR TO LEASE.
i Located in Thirty seventh -, near Thrdayc ~
Apply 20 PEITEE, WILSON CO.,
-f'' No. 218 Soulh-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Gonses ano farms fuanteo.

WANTED TO PURCHASE.-Sever first
w class HOUSES and LOTS, Murray Hin preferred
Also Wanted-Jwo or three double HOlSfs, Win OF
ALLEN l. BROWN,
No 70 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

VNANTED-A small HOUSE, orpart Of one,
w fr gentleman and wife. within ten minutes. wax Of
Canas end Broadway. Rsui not TO eAceed 500 Appy a
No. ll8 Elu-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

/ HAVE 5000 ACRES Of choice FARMING,
Il COAL, LEAD, aud IRON LANDS FOR SALE in III
nois cheap for cash. Titles warranted perfect. Ecwiork
Philadelphia, OF Illinois reference given.
Il. w. g. KIDD. No. 263 3. Eleventh.st., Phils.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

II ANSAS LANDS for SALE.--The subscriber
offers for from 900 Of the very best
land in Kansas at Three Dollars per cash large portion
Of this land lies along the branches OF the Poetic Railroad both
~ which are being built selection the above price may
be made all the lands have Ia the State. amounting to
about 100, 900 acres.
Fer further particulars address me ct FINN Ayenps Hotel
New-foTk. Il. H. WALhLh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

nor SALE-The fine HOUSE, No. % La
l. u,ariine-p'scc (Tweny. between Eighth an
ninth avcs 22xt0. 4 stories, high stoop very choic
ncighborhood. Price + 1850 Apply TO
BE.EDICfG COLT No. Pine'ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

TOR SALE.-Nos. 4, 6, and West Thirt
l. sxthtt: new aud .ery elegant. 800
DENLDICT COLT, No. Pinest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16

L'OR SALE-At Fishkill on the Hudson, a
very desirable RESIDENCE. in fall view Of NewbGrsh
end Sewburgh Bay The lot contains about two
hes good stock 81 fruit Of all kinds and excellent garden
ice house. barn carriage house. The dw cling IS ia first
order no moder and has 10 rooms besides basement
and ssret being but 10 nn walk the Hudson River
Railroad depot Churches Of all denoinatonsn The Vicinity
and good schools Price, 5000 Inquire Of WALTER
BRE IT a. Fshki on tbs Hudson or BENSON VAN VLIET
ESQ, No. II Niiam.st., New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Real Gsstaie for Sale.

CORNER STORE FOR SALE.--A nice 4
~ story and dwelling hes water and store occu
pied billiard and aeg beer saloon; upper pert in tn.
rnents WIN lay IL per cent Ivcs, men Siussd %
Elizabehpc New Jersey: A.o, large number oil cheap
lots EzabethpOrt for sale very favorable terms FOR
psrticulrs inquire Of Z. Il. KELLOGG, No. 19 Pearl
Ne,y.York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
NOTICE.

TO William Rse., Administrators o. William Rces de
cessed, Mary Ann keer. George Rees Emily L Grey
alter cr-y William kees, SAlie Rees BENJAMIN Rees
Joseph kets samuel hees. Wesley Rees Robert Rees
Caroline Rees, Thomas keee, Victor Rees BurreI Dun
son, Woodey s,iekerscn Ally Danson Sarah Dickerycn
Dunson Dckerson, Alfred Bungay ,Sophronia Shaner
senimt shan-r. Kate Shaner, Alice Shaner Cumpbel
Simmer, David shauer, William shaner, Ally Shaner
and Sophrppia fLsnar:
You and es Of you hereby notified that there Il
now on Me In the Office OF the Clerk Of the Dstrc Court
Of Lee county State Of IOWA. At Fort Madison in said
county, petition in equity Of Frank Ackley claiming
OF you. the said william xees, the Administrator 81
William Rees, aecessed tbs Of eight hundred and
sixty Tiara with ten per cent interest om the sd day
Of September 1854, money due two mortgages ds
ted the "a day Of September 1865 the following real
estat .itnated 10 said ceanty, tcwit: Lot one d. in
Book eightyone tsi Ut Nasons Lower Addition TO the
city Of keukuk which mortgages were executed by the
said William Rees, deceased 20 Charles Mason and
by him assigned 10 petitioner for tbs purchase money 81
said properly and all Of you the foreclosure OF
ID MORTGAGE, the extinguhment OF your Interest IN
ontd properly, and for general relief ss8Hs #E+
And unt appear aud answer said petition before
noon 81 The ssnd ay Of Nc le Of said Conrt Al
Port Madison IN said county, on the third Monday 81
nAS.eo defSuts vii Be catered agnanst yop and iudr
ment thereon ~ prayed for In said petition
hevenuc stamp ~ ets. JAS. L. ESTk9
Wn0-04W Attorney for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

'MiLToNIAN TABLEAux. This splen-
did exhibition, which is to ope n in our
city on Thursday evening, promises to af-
ford US an entertainment rarely equalled
Everywhere it has been exhibited the ut
most excite ment has been created, and
nothing which has been before the public
in many years has received such lavish
pralse'irom the press and people general
Il. 1t is an exhibition which should be
visited BY both cid aud young, and ne
father shonld allow it to leave our cit,
without having given the whole family
an opp rtuEity 10 attend.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03


In view Of local interests of vital inn
pcrtance to the city, there seemed to be .
general disposition on the part Of oar
citisens 70 ignore politics at the city elee-
ton, and consequently NO party nomina-
tons were made. But just on the eve Of
the election such Copperhesd fuglsrs -
Bill Leech, Mamm 4 Co. have organised
and united on ticket to carry the city
election and claim . great Copperhead
victory and popular reaction in the city
of Keokuk.
It is too late now to organize and nom
mate Union ticket, but the friends Of
the cause can rally and unite their
strength upon John W. Ogden for
Mayor. and concentrate upon . angle
candidate for Alderman in each of the
wards-and in SO far as the candidate for
Mayor, at least, is concerned, there can
be no serious difficulty. John w. Ogden
is thoroughgoing Union man aud will
make capital Mayor. Let the Union men
of the city rally, then, and secure his TIE
umphant election, that Keokuk may not
suffer the inefable disgrace Of being her
aided abroad through the gallant armies
Of Sherman and Grant, and the crest OF
mankind" as Copperhead city, by vir-
tue of the election Of Copperhead
Mayor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

@l 1t strikes Us that it is about time
hat the contemplate office-seeking clique
of Copperheads with which our town is
cursed should cease using Col. Patter-
sons paws to draw their chesnuts out Of
the fire.
The old gentleman don't want the Office
OF Mayor, aud wouldn't attend to it if be
had had it, but Leech wants to be Recor.
der, Mumm wants to be Alderman. and
Dan Miller, Avery & Co. want to elect a
Copperhead ticket, and SO the old Colonel
is trotted out to pack it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

This nneqnsed preparation which the pecu-
liar properties Of restoring grey hair TO its original color
and causes II to the color IL Possessed before
turned grey. II Is permanent cure for dandrun,
strengthens and en,yens the roots of the hair gives the
hsir lasting and natural moisture, dandru ecur
itching and Of skin Persons tried
this preparation that they have tried kinds Of
Tonic and Hair Restoratiye never boon able
md any article that would produce the desired re.alt
until they had tried my Hair Tonic 1t hiss cured per
sons who had solid OF dandru ali knitted and
cemented together Ia the share of cap covering the
whole head and IN the Of thirty days after Esng
my Tonic the scurf and dandrn all disappeared and the
hair, which had until that time been prevented from
growing, resumed its former hesltiy growth
In the of one James Mershon Of the 2is Iowa
fanfry, whose head was covered with thick coating Of
dandruff and scur mentions above aud Who's hair
had almost completed fallen out s shown tho vrtuey
this Tonic for IL the Of three weeks application
Of 1t his scalp assumed healthy condition and his hair
commenced to beautifully. This is only one cnsr
Of the kind In thousand could many Others
but for wait OF space and cost prevented from dU
ing
sold by GEORGE CABUs, corner Of Second and Main
street Price is cents per bottle. liberal discount to
the trade mch3id6m
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tlnaufial au0 commercial
Scw York Market.


By Telegraph NEW YoRK. April /.
Cotton-lTregunr unsettled and lover at 43D4sc for
middng.
Flour-Dull, heavy and Is TO SOC lower at 650s 80
for Extra State. . 1000 20 tor Extra K H. o., and
SO $40 Is for trade brands the closing heavy
with no buyers at outside.
Whisky-Duii AMI lower; State and Western at IL
a. Is
wheat-Dui and TO Sc lover; Chicago Spring, par.
at s0l.; Amber Winter Western at 9zlz.
Eye-Qast and declining.
rarey--Iieayy and lower.
Corn--Dull and dropping 4091 IS for new yellow
Oats-Dail and declining at $4,000 for Western.
WooI-Dull.
Petroleum-Dull at SIC for Crude; 5ac for Refined
IN Bond md T21Gi DC for do Free
Pork-frmer at 26 2527 so for new mess closing N
n o. cssiI Is COG "a o. for ls6sade cash aud res1ar
closing Al 70 % cash; % GOA e 10 for prime and
= 2s25 60 for prime Also ~ 90 BIB o. new meas
fr April and May sellers and buyers ortou a. 81 H
@z 20. Total stock Of old and new April lat 1865
90, Isl bbls.
Beesteady at 10 0o117 90 for plain meas and ls 81
Oh 0o for extra Total stock old new April lst
1885, IS $50 paekages.
Beef Iiams-Lower at 9s oo02s to
Bscon-l5c for Cumberland cut lS3<AI6J<c for long
ribbed and lGc for short ribbed by auction to sy
% hhds short ribbed at l6}] e.
Cut Meats-unohanged AZ itlx9151Sc for shoulder.
and ib3< &16}zc Tor hama. s-.- n
But,sr-ln demand It 1a9asc for Ohio, and asc for
State. -
Chcess-ouiet at l4S23c for common to prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

"A CHANGE.-We notice that George
IL. Albright, Esq, has taken charge of
the Ticket and Freight Office in this city
OF the Illinois and Southern Iowa Rail-
road, and has entered upon bis duties.-
Mr.. Albright is young man of energy
and has acquired thorough understand
Ing of the railroad business, having been
In the Office at Springfield for a humber
of years. Mr.. II. L. Shepherd, who has
80 successfully and satisfactorily managed
the business of the road for the past year,
from choice has selected something not
quite so combining and more lucrative.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03
OVER THE WAY.

Gone In her childish purity,
Gu; from thu gul2en day;
Fading away In tho iisht sweet.
Where the silver stars ard sunbeams meet,
Paving the path for her waxen feet, r
Over the silent way.
Over her bosom teudcriy
The psarl white hands pressed
The lashes lie on her checks so thin
where this softest blush Of the rose has been,
Shutting the bite Of her eye within,
The pure lido closed in rest.
Over the swest brow lovingly
Tv meth h-r sunny hair
She was SO fragile that love sent down
From his heayenly gems tina, soft bright crown.
So shade her brow with its waves 20 broSn--
Light as the dimpling air.
Gone TO sleep with tender smile
Fruzc on her teni-r lirs
By The farewell kiss of her d-wy breath
Cold IN the clasp of the angel DEATH !
Like the last fair bud OF the fading wreath,
Whose bloom The white frost nips.
Robin-hushed In your downy bed
Over tn swinging bongh--
Do you mi 2 her voice froAi your glad duet.
When the dew in the heart Of the rose Is set,
Til its velvet lips with the essence wet,
La orient crimson glow
Rosebud-under your shady leaf
Hid from the SUNNY day
Do you mics the glance of the eyes SO bright,
Whose blue was heaven in your timid sight
II Is beaniing now in the world Of light
Over the starry way.
Hearts where the darIng's head hath lain
Held by loves ! right ray
TO you knew that the touch of her gentle hand
Doth brighten the harp in the unknown landl
Oh she waits for us with the angel hand
Over the starry way.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

re- The steamer Shamrock. in the
Government service, reached Keokuk Fri.
day night, and loaded entire with some
$50 tons of pork and bacon, furnished the
Government upon contract by Connable
d Smyth, consisting of 1900 barrels
prime mess pork and $40 casks bacon
which will be transported from here di
rectly to Nashville, Tenn. The same
firm has further contracts for provision.
with the Government yet untitled.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

LIZ Every citizen is interested in the
selection of competent, faithful and loyal
officers at the municipal election to day
There has been no regular nomination Of
candidates, but the Union voters of the
city have in j. w. Ogden a candidate
fully worthy Of their support for Mayor,
and for other Offices. and for Alder men IN
the several wards, men can be found,
among the names Of those announced
who will make good officers, do honor Il
their position, and foster and have regard
to the material prosperity of the city, mer
teo, whose earnest ard unwaverinp loyslt,
will make them properly representatives O
the patriotism Of Keokuk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

PER oNAL.--Hop. John A. Kasson OF
Dos Moines, and the eloquent and talented
member of Congress from tina, District
arrived in the city yesterday.
Capt Hancock of Van Buren, County
was also amoDg the arrivals at the Dem
ing House yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-03

Hour, Of Arrival and Closing Of Maih At Keskuk

DEcLINED.-The name Of George 7.
Montague having been mentioned in con-
nection with the Office of Alderman in the
Third Ward, We have been requested BY
him to withdraw the same.