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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

AHusrE.-A big negro, Henry Scott, was
fined tsenty five dollars by the Recorder
Yesterday, FOR using abusive language TO
Mrs. Lipsker, white lady, and to her de
crepid husband, at their own residence.
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guxDAY i" DRUsKs."-AlthOugh number
Of saloon keepers were fined week ago for
selling liquor on Sunday, there were no less
than twenty-uine @drunks before the Re
corder yesterday.
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slaahrllle @lnloa.

Orr Jos OPFroR.-we are exeeutingevery
description Of plain and fancy Job Print
ing in the nestest style, and st the lowest
prices. al this Office.
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Do not wait for cold weather to supply
yourself with Coal, IS then there is always 8
rush. But send ct once TO knight Bros,
who will insure prompt delivery. Office at
Driver s Brown :, No. % West side Public
So uare.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

Ladies' Goat Balmorsls for 50, Kid Shoes
81 so; Mems Boots So 50 TO 81 90; Hats 81
TO 81, ct the Bankrupt ssle Store. No. 80
orth Market street. II
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Soc advertisement Of W. Matt. Brown
& Co., Real Estate Agents, on fourth page.
They offer great Inducements.
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GALLERY of the Cumberland, CSC

The Bankrupt Sale Store, No. 80 North
Market street, is still disposing Of its large
stock Of boots, shoes and hats st cost and
carriage. If
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

See advertisement Of W. Matt. Brown
& CO., Real Estate Agents, on fourth page.
They offer great inducements.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

good, practical operator can hear OF
q chance for partnership in Photograph
Gallery, by addressing box S5l, Nashville
p. o. 5tE
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DEPARTED.
Pilgrim for Pittsbarg.
Havana for 81 Innis.

Up TO dark last night the river he'd fallen
two aud half feet below the highest point
Of the present food.
The weather was fine aud sunny, with a
mild and genial atmosPere.
on Sunday night the Nick Hughes, on
her way out, got sgrOund below the race
track, snd at last accounts was hard and
fast, with no prospect Of getting of. She
is a tow boat and is owned BY the Govern
meBt.
The pretty steamboat, Emma Floyd
leaves for Cincinnot tomorrow. The pop
ular Captain Hildreth in command, start
ing from the lower landing. Mslin d Son,
Agents.
For St. Louis, the fine steamboat, Empe-
ror is the boat to 60 by. She leaves this
evening from the lower landing. Captain
Kelsy and Clerk Parker sre officers whom
il is e pleasure to travel with. Malin Son
Agents.
The DeR and beautiful boat, Rose Hite,
will leave the at 10 O'Clock this morning,
for Louisville. Travellers for the Ohio
should take passage on this nice boat. Cap
tain Evans will be found courteous and
obliging.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

POSITIVE TRUTH.-Let none doubt the fact
that boots, shoes and hats are selling, at
the great bankrupt sale, ct thirty-fve per
cent cheaper than at any other house in the
city. #
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For sole leather or Saratoga trunk. 90
"a p Cherry street. tu.th.sst.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

See advertisement Of W. Matt. Brown
A Co, Real Estate Brokers, on fourth page.
They offer great inducements.
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Hay.

I00 Bsles Hay Just received, and for sale In lot
lNbiJ C. suit purchasers. ~ $50 % Der ~.
fnar9-u hAkbCASlLE & tENNErT
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10 Strangare anil CItlzens

We do not profess to be the only Physi-
elan in the city, 4" who may be found at his
Office at all hours, day or nights" nor do
We, IN Offering our services to the invalid,
desire to recommend ourself in preference
70 other equally well established and ex-
peneneed physicians nor do we pre-
tend to be iniallible, or the only man ca
naole OF curing the various Diseases men
Ioned IN our general advertisement. We
oo not claim the possession of any iooHder-
" secret remedics, or extraordinary agree
aoie t0eatHeHt or PalliGtipes; IS all sensible
men must know, that success IN the prac-
uee OF medicine, does not depend 50 much
upon the discovery Of neto remedies, Or nclg
N.oaes o. ireatment, as upon the skillful use
OF these agencies necessary to e perfect cure
--snd THIS can be acquired only by expe-
rlenee ana patient application. We res
peetuliy refer the public to our general ad-
Fe ossS N smother part Of the paper.
oinee hours from in the morning iii Q
at night. LII. CorFvtS NJ n
O Norsh Cherry ST., Nashville, Tenn.
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Van stsvoren's Metropolitan Gallery, So
College street. If
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

Pearl Miniatures, eOlored and plain, at
Van Stayoren's. If
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

300 barrels Of potatoes and apples just
received by Adams, surdam d Co., 81
Broad street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

For custom made boot, go to TO 81
Cherry street. u.th.sst.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

The stock Of c4a5srland coal in this
market is very small, whilst the demand ia
great, and only limited number Of fsm-
lies can get supply. Therefore delay not
in sending your orders to knight Bros. At
Driver Browne, on Public square.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

a squad Of about thirty robbers. sho.
lsaslsr 4 Tag ef frssse, Of their ewn getting
m ware arrestsr.r Efr,,,.,. -. -.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

We h1Fe three fetiitfd LHhoefnpbs. rfpre- :
pzniee q ieuE eniorn, sfsiisd "solalsfs or.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

nI8Hc AS H.sS OF THE NER-
IL NOUS, SEMINAL, URINARY AND sexual
SYST E.his-neE ADD feiiahe treafusent-in Report
81 to HOWARD ASsoCIATION-Seni by mall il
seslsd letter snFo,0Ras, fFss q charge. Adarefs,
~. J. HKILl.iH Hou1HfON, Howard Aaocianoa
SO. q south Nlata-stFsst. faiisaslpaiss -.
% is~-ls
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Buckeye
Reapers < Mowers.

An tie sole sgcut Cor lhs sale q tais eKcsll.uf
aachne is Middle TeHnssssa. 5eui yepr a..
1srs early. J. n. HAMILTON
euecsssoF % Macy a Hsmlfe,.
e. qs-anae Ne. IS College street., Nashville
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

Bargains in Boots and Shoes ct 6. ".
Fan Cos Hardware Store.
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Transparent Photographs at Van stavO-
ren's. If
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River and steamboat News.

ARRIVED.
Atlanta from Louisville.
Rose Hite /"
Emma Floyd from Cincinnati.
Glendale from Evansville.
Emperor from Psducah.
Leni Leoti from shawDestown.
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- 81 20 ssiis b. ~ . sor6y 3 ai.sa.
tom
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a small eaF5EfR spot II seTen acres fa hIeE sfafs
~ improYenelf. With lfl!.s. berries. ~ j. a1des
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-14

A bold attempt by pirates to capture the
American steamer Shooting Star was at
tempted on the 4th in the hsrbor Of Havana,
but failed. Ii was repeated the next night,
wheE, with the assistance Of the authorities,
a boat containing 20 men was captured.
They were liberated. The steamer Owl, re-
fusing crew list, has been detained in
port. The steamer Francis has been re-
eeiving arms, for what purpose was not
known. The pirate Moaet had dinner
given him at Havana.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

VAN buren, CoUHrr NoMIxAr1oxs.-The
Republican Union Convention It Keosauqua
upon Monday nominated ticket that win b
elected BY handsome majority, one that will
sweep the county and be m extinguisher on
the Cops. Cause why? II is composed Of
good and popular men-soldiers and citizens
who have been trieiby the fires Of four years
of strife and hsve proved genuine metal. The
ticket is asfollows: For Senator, Elias Doud;
for Representatives, Capt. Joel Brown, Pri-
vate Jonathan Thatcher; for County Judge,
Henry Stricklins; for Treasurer, J. s. Sloan;
for Sheriff, Maj. ]. G. McCary; for Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction, D. G.. Perkins;
for Coroner, L. W. Thornburg; for Surveyor,
Ira Claf1in.
Messrs. Strickling, Sloan, Perkins, and
ClaAin, are, we believe, at present incumbents
of the position for which they are again placed
in nomination. Messrs. Doud, McCrAry,
Brown, Thatcher and Thornburg, are all good
men, well and favorably known throughout
their county. McCrary, Brown and Thatcher
have been in the service and made good
records The Van Buren, public viii support
that ticket with vim, and politically thrash to
death any opposition that may be made to it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23
From the Republican Of the 2l.,.

Tobacco--Receipts and sales continue unexpect.
ediy large, and to-day the market was quiet and
prices favored buyers. Sales green Tugs from
"a 10 to 5 90: factory S. 30 to 6 90: planters
So 60 to 10; common shipping 50 to IL IS; me-
dunn Sl3 p 10 Is 70; good do SIG 50 to l6 IS
common manufacturing SIS - to % IS; medium
do s24 TO 80 so; good at $50 to fl; and fine a,
s53 so TO SIC.
Floar-Thc market was rather dull. as is usua
on Saturday, the principal demand being for thu
lower grades, the speculative demand being yer,
light. Sales fine at Sc; spring super and low ex
ira at So 49, choice spring extra at S.; fall singI,
extra al 81 rs; double extra at 50.
Wheat-The market was heavy and lower 70,
medium and inferior qualities in consequences Of
the large receipts, and 1900 to 1000 sacks wer,
withdrawn from the market but for choice fall th,
market rules very firm at full prices. Sales infcri
Or and fair new at from SOC TO 81 IS: club 81 40
good old and new mixed at from 81 35 to 81 GO
prime at 81 IS TO so; strictly prime at from 81 Of
TO 81 choice at - TO- strictly choice 1T 81 Is, and
extra choice at 81 80 p bushel.
0ats-Damaged to medium new at so to 40c;
prime new ut As to 47c; old, in lots, Mt 81 to Sc
and choice At Soc p buphel.
Corn-No material change in prices; damaged
at 60c neglected at 73 to 75c mixed at tic; mixed
and yellow at Isc; yellow at soc; choice do at SIC
choice white, in new sacks, at IS to sec p bushel
Ryc-Saes Of choice at soc.
Provisions-Sale of country clear sides at lo4e
Lard-Sale of steam at &c. and kettle at 23s
per pound.
WHIsKr-Market Arm but quiet, with sales .,
81 % p gallon.
Hides-Buyers were paying l3c to day for flint
Butter--ls doing better; ordinary selling at IL
to lsc; good to choice country at 20 to Csc; and
dairy at 20 to Csc q 10.
Eggs-Scarce and higher. at IL to lsc q don.
shippers count and rccounted.
seeds-Sales hemp At 81 IS, without the sacks
and timothy at S. p bushel, sacks included.
Hay-Market steady; loose pressed timothy al
$40, and tight pressed do at 81 per ton.
Bags-sales about 20 bales new single gxunnie.
at 33c; new burlaps at zoe.
Onions-Prime sold at 75c per bushel.
Wooi-The market continues firm for all de-
scriptions, with slightly upward tendency fol-
tub-washed. Sales to-day tub washed at 684c
fleece washed Mt 23c; unwashed at soc.
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Chicago Market.
IErnm tha Examine Iouxnal Of Tia :

From tho Evening Journal Of the 2lst-l
The wet weather since the close Of the week, the
more favorable advices from Europe BY the steam
since the date of last report and the advance
in prices and the hrmness Of the New York market,
have all conspired to stimulate o more active de-
mand for Flour and Grain in our market. and in
cdent thereto we have to note a marked improve
ment in values.
There was good attendaucs on Change TO- day,
and large business done in the leading ce-
reals, more particularly in Wheat.
The Flour market active and firm and
prices advanced fully l01 zoe , br on all grades.
and closed with holders iirm at the advance. but
owing to partial reaction in the Wheat market
buyers we're holding back, and the market closed
weak at the improvement. The stocks are still
inadequate to meet the demand, and the receipts
continue light.
The demand for Wheat was active and the mar
ket easier, and We have to note an advance in
prices of So SC r blu on Spring grsdes-,he 4AlI
advance not being sustained at the close. In
Winter grades the supply is small, and holders
were generally demanding 81 so to IS for No. /
Red, with small sales at 81 - to so for No. /
Red. There we're sales of Extra Spring. No.
Spring opened al 81 80 and advanced to / 81,
but at the close fell back to 81 1854 with buyers,
and sellers At 81 81. No. Spring was scarce.
and sold at 81 IS to a small extent Rejected
Spring sold at rs to 7sc in store.
Corn in good request and advanced Nc on
No. |, but before the close the advance was lost
and buyers were only Offering 67sc for No. l. with
sellers at Csc. The sales the range Of 67
TO este for No. / in store; 66 to 66ic for No. 2
and 7sc for Rejected. yellow Corn. in store sold
at 69c. cargo of No. j. free on board, sold a,
zoe. and n cargo of No. at 69c. Canal Corn i.
nov coming forward again, and sold at 73c 70,
yellow; 6st to Csc for No. l. Canal mixed; and at
Gle for No. 2
Oats are unsettled and irregular, with sales Of
No. at the range Of SO 10 3J3c. closing at SOC
and firm, No 2, in store, sold at so TO Sic; and
Rejected at p to 2Gc.
Rye was in fair demand and steady, with sales
at osc for No. ?. and 69 to zoe for No. in store
Barley frmer, with sales at rs 70 soc for
No. in store.
Provisions dull aud easter for all descriptions
Mess pork sold at $2s in quiet way. No sales
dropping. Lard quiet Sales hrmer and prices
have advanced TO our quotations, closing firm q,
the advance.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

CRIME is epidemic violence reigneth. Al
most any days issue Of the morning papers
in any of our large cities, where a record ia
made of daily municipal crime, would make
sensational chapter, equal to the Newgate
Calendar. We take up the st. Louis Demo
crat, for instance. Look merely at the can.
ton of the items. Here goes: An extortion-
ate hackman; Dennis Moran, a belliesxent
Hibernian, beats his wife; A young thief is
fined for vagrancy BARLEY Murphy is drown
ed John Bergeris stabbed A Coroner in.
quest; A thieving barber arrested; Two BOYS
arrested for attempted robbery George Page
and four women arrested for robbing a sol.
der; Arrest Of rebel robber A railroad
engineer robbed; "Bloody Saturday." where
IN is record of murder, suicides, stabhings,
shooting scrapes and fsticuffs ad infnitum.
occurring Saturday night; A little bow is
drowned; some other body browns himself;
Daniel Noonan is shot dead on the street ;
Frederick Kretschmar commits suicide by
taking laudanum Phillip Haas is robbed by
four men; Killed by shell is one Jacob Hun.
zinger Mrs. Johns is arrested for crime !:
Nearly dozen women attempt suicide by
poisoning Two children drowned; The devil
even gets into an OK and he rushes in the
streets, goring one man to death, and serious.
", it was thought fatally, injuring several
others; Too much shooting in the city limits,
&C., &c. There, that will do. St. Louis is a
lively place. In fact, too lively, for health
Think we prefer our own municipality,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23
1t. Louis Live stock Market.
From the Republican Of 2lst.]

BELLEVUE YARDS REPORT.
Cattle-Receipts for the last two days were "a
head. Market more active and prices firm. Only
about 20 head remain unsold, and they are the re-
ceipa Of this morning. Some shipping demand
has sprung up and a better feeling prevails among
dealers. Sales were 6 head, at &c; 100 head It
81 Is TO Government ON contract; head II A4c; II
head, choice, at 54e at Sc; Is head at 50 90:
l6 head at Slc; ~ head at 34c; COWS at 4c 2cows
at &c per ID gross.
Hogs-None received. Demand active and
prices firm.
shccp-Market DUH Receipts rather exceed
demand and are for the most part ordinary.
Choice sheep are ready sale. Sales were common
at 50 so: middling at 50 IS.
Fresh Milk Cows-There is an active demand
for cows with young calves, for shipment to New
Orleans But none but prime win be taken.
Poor mixers, OK thin serubby cows are not worth
bringing in. Good springcrs preferred. Prime
are worth 80 to $65 per head. Good are worth
from $40 to $50 per head.
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.fnautiaI aIls Commercial.


-. pnt1Y Gar CSrY Orsso1,ll
Ells.ss ~ Aueust -, 1865. Il
Business wa69sir to-day, and little or NO change
IN qsotasionss g '- asss
WHEAr-Ne change. The Imperial Mills hawe
commenced running again. All good wheat win
End rssdy sals ct good hgurss. As
CoRx-In sacks 45c in car 40c.
.RY1-Nsv 30; old - 70 s7e.s "a
sOAfs-A lot of damaged new 1t Ice; old SIC.
OyIoNs--55c. l. s
PorAToEs-Good at so TO 55c.
EcGs-Advancing, and ready sale at Is to Ice.
BurrER-Ne change.
HAY-Timothy, loose, 10 SO to ST. 81
wooL-Messrs. Spiesberger 4 Co. bought lleo
lbs. good unwashed at 35c; Messrs. Gaford 1 Co.
bought small lot of tub washed at Gle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

In Wappello county, the Republican Union
party has made the following nominations:
For Senator, E. Fl. Stiles For Represen-
tatives, Charles Dudley and Peter Knox ;
For Treasurer, Joseph Hayne; For Sheriff,
George A. Derby; For County Judge, Major
J. s. Porter For Superintendent of Common
Schools, B. A. Spaulding For Coroner, A.
l.. Chamberlain.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

New York Money Market.
BY Telegraph. Nsv YoEK Aug. n
Mon.y-E&sy at eDT per cent on cal loans
Sterling Exchangs-Plsbty and scarcely % 6rm ~
lo9sxGl0as
dEssier. opening At llsJs advancing - Ia, d.
0ovennsnt rtocks-Without decided change
frsasu,y $40 sox.
10 20 Coupons
ESQ Coupons 106Z.
40 Rsx. los.
O. Of 81 Coupons 1o..
bsocks-fulf
rw al<: MAPDcAL RI ios; kpG L: Ill c
Scrip l7t 100 Cumb Ss3f NYoso>S HE ~;
Heading ioasS . u Cert Isl
[psfsnsd Dispatches
Hssyoax. Ass a.
Nouey-Narket steady ct per cent.
Sterling kxchangs-Duil - 1Ut3<G 1U0X
Gold-Slrm. pssi AZ lax advaneAx 70 lAssk DE-
clining " ~. aud saesing st ltH.
Government stoeks-Fim.
stoek.-st-ady aud dull
6s 81 Coupens 81 10y.
10 ~ Coupoas WV
$50 Coupoes loy5..
Treasury :-so's "a seriss 9oss.
80 Treasury I'D series) ~ 9-Ls
CARES: q Cls91f. v 4 1857; n c 3ol<<;;
rol wat7ss p wayne 9sZ, - TH33. CAN
psd 5o5s c Scrip ~ Uslyrcerf VIZ Par Nail 900
YC 90. Erie sli< CB 1919; Hudson 10si< Har
lsn u; asasans I021<: LES 4 ozs<: Tossdo -:
4 Cert Is. Quicksilver sax
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

The Council Bluffs Nonparael contradicts
the statement that Abigail E. Dodge ("Gail
Hamilton') is near relative Of Major Gen
eral Dodge. 1t says she may be in some way
related to the General, but certain we are that
he don't know il.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

The 9th, 18th and seth regiments of Iowa
infantry still remain in the field, and the LIST,
9th, 9TH. 9Th and 9th cavalry regiments. The
other regiments have been discharged from
service.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

CIR. GRANT and Gen. Sherman are expect
cd to be at the National Horse Fair now be-
ing held at Springfield.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

NrGHr SCHOOL, will commence night
school for young men on the first of Septem-
Der. Apply to me at DR.. Ford's Mill.
au2s.2t W. B. CowDES, S. NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

e SOLDIERS CoNvESrIoS.-The fare for the
round trip to and from the mass meeting at
the Junction, Saturday, is only eighty cents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

Mr.. c. E. TrBBLEs, of Burlington, for
long time prisoner at Andersonville, has
been summoned to Washington by Judge Ad-
vocate Chapman to be present at the trial Of
Wertz. So says the Ha,ckeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23
Geld.


By relrgrsp5.I NV Toax, Aug H.
The demand for money 10 unusually light. Private
bankers bold large balances which they onsxing II
per cent Applications fer leans ho. ever are rene
rally met with drn.nd for per The hankr are
g-n-rAy leni'rx At per crn-- TIE payment Of the
August dvid nd on go note. has i'm prove
the supply cfeurr.pcy. Discounts quiet The sup
ply II bills Is not large, and good rsady To-
ken at iSI per cent, and ether q AIDES p0l0 per
cent.
The Government 10 surposd IN BE- selling gold this
morning and the frce Is consequ' ntly epecu
latv- operations pear TO have received check ffcu
late and uanssctons 81 present chiefly
OF guisr character
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

JuDoE RUSSELL, Of Fort Madison, was in
the city yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23

AucrIos-VINEGAR FAcroRY.-On Thurs
day, August 24th, at 10 o'clock, we win sell
the contents of the vinegar factory opposite
Estes House Hospital, containing : larre
square cistern, six large receiving tubs, two
pumps, about twenty-five casks, lot of barrels.
one iron kettle, two good stoves, lot good tin
spouting, lot partition boards, copper stencil
plates, bench, tools, &C., &C., ali In rood or.
der. Hovr = IT, ~ -
mOnIl-d4t Auctioneers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-08-23
oFrICR Rs.


The property Of shis Company consists of a lease
iof twenty years. With yaity Of oneteuth on the
arm o. sresiesa Micasil on Longall Creek, in Nc.
Lear county n.y. Within ne mile u . producing well
ana two and hall mile. fr'n Green River navgabe
stream TOR seea.nere daring the whole year This sec
ZION OF contry has long hs famous for ts Oil eprno.
The PRESIDENT OF ts Coz pany formerly lived n mi,
part q Kentucky and avail ed himself OF the rat opnoy
tunity ser tine expuioA Of guerillas 10 thoron
prospect the country, - the aid Of resident
secured this most desfsubas lease.
30 favorable an opportunity for parties wishing % In
est IN an o has been offered to the public
me Company DO - rely upon The sale Of stock for
prodt but solely psu the their
consequent upon the develppmsnt of OIL
TINS Company Viii commend itself 70 the oitisens o,
Iowa e Hone 1sspany the clcen sud orisnators d
Which ere Al ,ssll known IT. ot3sctis bona AIDE Do
velop.snt Of on LAads and mot the VIA aad sndssn,
speculaton chAractsristie Of maay foreign conpaniss
Preparations for boring will b nads lnnsdeSely q
soon - the machiAsry can be proearsd andthe
purpose.
FOR the psrPoseof innslieteiy procuring uaohinsr,
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