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SOCIETY NOTICES.


A MEETING or THE DELEGATES TO
the Convent on OF rish Scciptie. will the neld On
tn.s Friday evening, at " o'clock. A. Hihemian
rem 'erers for An entertainment the 9roce,ds 10 ~
giya W the Charitable In stituton o, the CAatfou
kcurntoty BY order Of PATRICK McARnLE.
ftest; EpWAR6 L. CARY. fccty 10
EENlAN BROTHERHOOD. - IRELAND
Il for the Irish! A meeting Of u1tionA Irishreu
viii he held on Tuetiay evening. hay %, a. ths
Nt-cuIllN Rooms, bJ4 Columbia II. south Biooklrn.
o. organize Circle Of the Z. Ii. Add -csses " u 70
del cred By Mr.. James Brennan, Central organ zer,
and !. Rozer-, state CcntIc. Flo admission 10 all
iehds of teands liberty. The laiies are uvi ed 10
be present.. 9l5
EESiAN BROTHERHOOD-IS IRELAND
10 lie q nee sc- iaudS Lc' all tue Irishine.
'n.Wer. \ NEE lng to organsc q Gle ~ the r r..
WI te held % Temperance Hall. Franklin ~, nenr
CIyer Gtccuroint OF Wc3nesfny evening May 4,
Jane. Btennan C'utrl OreluiIcr and J. j. 10. cr'p
So" lfte. Tho lad,ef, and ~ ue frierHs %. .fe
lands hberly Sc ins Sod to attend. Adj IN
te.. 5ii
EhTHEG MATHEW FEMALE 7. A. B. so
tlo,y, 40. g. vil told THEN ususl eeky meeting
hri Hail, 1888 fast 18th IT,, this f-idsv cverius.
My ION. A. O'clock Z. a. Thc following scltle-
mon sill aud U7t The no III Mes =. usand ana
walden. n NJ Nv Miss touCg. hesNs FafLn.
O., and others JOHN KIDD, Tpu. WM TClS.
MILL ~ec'y. ii
THE GREEN ABOVE THE RED--THE ST.
u Lawrence Circle lenian Bfotherlood meets this
Friday evening NJ ~ Gc.ock In tie National Hall,
ilth ~, bet. SIN and 9th aves. All connected
With the C Gle Will rieise lie pres Mt. by order Of
". CONolfi, Cruuc r. BROWNE, Sec. 1-5
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ii,llc more activity u oh'cryshle In ,his market,
aud with ihers arr' al, piCcs sJ.' hat low
tpver umCnt agents are hu It u " per ton, With
ont the wool the bales al A. the lr.Gi1r ttr lc
stcs ne being maze at ojal % uor 10 pounis for
Prime Noilh River hNlC1 tlirpiUg bllcI 4. Nill o.
AMI tlled straw at .bsl o. per lee pouIdf. loUrr
h, IL Rhundanth hut Nv ng 10 the hi ficufo aN hich
Il s hed, saics orc very slow stTaS ~ fcaIce ana
vAl'ed. Ost. materially lower. heinz quo,cd a..
uHy ut 45ai,c for Jcr-cy. Ijs45 for Canadian, 4daiI
70. State, and 4ia5J Tor WesHrn. Corn bAlnc low
cr Gales teng ale to-day ~ asa for new Western
uize', 20 fJr elow letsey sud Oh Western mixed,
and = for new hoetor1.
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A LOTION NOTICE-HANDSONL H0UsE.

INhold Furnltlrv-A. A. CALDWELL, Auct, wiz
sell this day NJ To- O'clock the contcnte VI the sra
boarding. h0use, - Fourteenth u, near ave,
stating Of over ~ BrusHes and ncrUn carpets, hedA
aud DcGiins, hair mpttrasfes, bedsteSds lurenu,,
tables ch.is, psno-foftc parlor sutcs IN sntiA add
rcIc, OcIOhs. mirrors clock, c'ockelv rlssewNfc.
,yefugiei kitchen utensils, &c, &c, all Tor positive
sale. Fauii" removing Dealers attend. III
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'zsa-==
Auction NOTICES.

A UCTION SALE or GOOD SECOND
4lannd uouscho.t iuriiiure n's.nei In house
~ West .Jth It. bet 9Th and 'ih ~ =, 20 be told
thi- Friday ffe'noon, at O'Clock, ccnn',inr. car
nets of ell kinds, hcds'ead- 1urc IL, u. and he'd.
ding. mirrors chars, ma''rcssru, h'tas, soiss and
-oa-ledsteaos, oocsr, china glaze 4e silvcr~are,
&C. No posiTonement raiu or shiDo. ltg
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SALE-JANES AGtR
.R' SALE-G. LEMls, n IN,
pAwNDEOEER's sALE-THIS DAY RY

i JOHN MORTIMER, 10 Iqst u -ondvae, of o. IOts
Of mems and women clothing six dclaiut an Cil-
100 drc,.e airts, -hNuls cioaks, remhlnts sheets,
fprcads tHhccOths. rhIf- ,ur's, PANTS hoptN rhUes,
aud other roed- worthy the attention o. deele md
housckeopCIs By order ABRAHAM hOODhNN II
Centre N. IL
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-04-15
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES

Passed az tie First Sess;on ofMc Wirty
Eighth Congress.
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TPUBLlC-NO. 1881

PUBLlc-No, 173.
AN ACT to provide Internal Revenue to
support the Government, to pay Inter-
est ON the Public Debt, and for other
Purposes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
Fighting in brand enbusg, KY

We learn that sharp fight was going
on Tuesday evening as the steamer Eagle
passed that place. Several guerrilla
gaugs-one Of forty five men, under Will
liams enc OF thirty men, under Hsys
and one of fourteen men, under Marion
have been encamped for several day
upon Carrico's farm, few miles back Of
Brandeuburg. On Tuesday, Marion, with
force Of some thirty men, advanced to-
ward the town, and commenced kirmish.
ing with the Federal pickets. evid emily
for the purpose of drawing the Federal
force oul of the town, waen Williams,
Hays and Webster. BY flank movement,
OF their forces, expected to march into
the place and take possession of it. The
Federal force in Brandenburg numbers
about seventy men of the 30sh Wisconsin
They are we'll equipped, and will no
doubt prove more than match for the
guerrilas. The trick contemplated by
the guerriIlas, OF drawing the Union
forces out of the. town, did not " 10 -
Skirmishers, however. we're thrown out,
and were briskiy engaging ,he-guerrillas
when the Eagle left Brsndenburg, Tues
day. Reiniorcements have been sent The
Union troops, and We may expect to hear
that tie guerriIlas have been hannso me-
ly whipped.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

The Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
says that when Bragg was 10 that city =
little incident occurred which shows that
Gen. B. is not the .'dry old stick he has
the credit of being. President Davis had
telegraphed to Gen. Bragg, in the usual
way, to hold the State at ell hazards, stop
up the roads, destroy supplies and crush
Sherman. At the close of the dispatch
an idea seemed to strike him, and be
asked: "What is your available force for
this purpose p to which Gen. Brsgg
promptly replied: " Five proclama.ions
and one brigade" Our informant did
not see the point, and asked Gen. Bragg
to explain. l"Why," said be, s'Goternor
Brown issued proclamation, that was
one. Gen. &. r. Wright's made two
The Presidents made three. Senator B.
H. Hills made four. and that from the
eight members of Congress made Eve. |
shall consider Sherman hard case if |
can't crush him with five proclaim atoms
and one Brigade
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
"a The following railroads are in 8,

nA-The following railroads are in sue
ce.sful operation in California: San Fran
cisco and San Jose Railroad, connecting
those two cities, distance Of City and a
half miles; the Central Pacific, connect
ing Sacramento and Newcastle. thirty two
miles; the Sacramento Valley, from Sac
ramento to Latrobe. thirty miles; the CAL
aornia Central, from Folsom to Lincoln,
about sixteen miles; the North California.
from Msrysville to Oroville, twenty nine
miles; aud the Almeda Valley Road,
from San Antonio to San Leandro, not yet
completed. Of these. oil save the Cali
forniA Central, which is morigaged te
Samuel Rrannan for more than it is worth
in its present order and doing remuner-
alive business. Stockton is agitating .
railroad to that city. and it is expected
that in two years more complete net
work of railroads will traverse the State
at every available point.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

FAfAh ACCIDENT Mr.. VIM. McCown
= highly respected citizen of Athens,
Missouri, was killed at that place Wednes.
day morning. While sharpening pillow q
a stone which was revolving rapidly. the
stone went to pieces. A large fragment
struck him, knocking him down, breaking
his leg in several places, and otherwise
terribly injuring him. He lived abou,
three hours after the accident. Mr.
McCown was fifiy-six years Of age, and
leaves family.
We learn the above by note from MI
Beaman, of Croton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
OIL Matters in Canada.

10 state of comparatively slow pro.
gress, our Canadian oil men have been
taken up on the shoulders Of the rushing
crowded. American petroleum seekers. and
carried away bodily. Their lands, we'll.
and reineries have been bought up al high
prices. EaEiskiilen 10 flied with Yam.
KEGS. calculating, guessing and laying
down their greenbacks with = profusion
which astonshes our quiet people. The
banks of the Thames, at Boutwell, and
around it, are crowded with them. all
eager for wells in operation, bat failing 10
that content with near neighborhood and
!" fair show" for OIL A good many OF
these people have little money, and are
merel, looking for claims to sell again !;
but there can De no doubt that very large
amounts Of American and English CAPT.
tai have come into the country TO nav Tor
the lands. to sink wells and TO establish
re6neries. We cannot as yet estimate
the amount. but it will be some millions
OF dollars,-t Toronto Globe.
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PRODUCE, PROVISIONS, &c.

In this line the prices coming down.
srous-supernae, s6 90, Extra s. 50 p bti.; Double
Extra, p hbl., Q 3D. soe less 2 Dbl. Wholesale.
Wa&Ar-Sprins, 81 3}1t ~; fall, 4 50 10 90 = bu
RTE-6 E65c q bush.
BARLEr-fAii,i 1901 IS; spring,i soel IS.
OAfs-45c p uush.
Coax-5Uc "A basheI buyiax1 s0c selling
coRs MEAL-$2 70 = ivv tts buying; Z % selling.
Ba,a-Wheat,s II lo = loo bs- buying; l Is u 30
selling.
assfs APYrEs-sl rs to co buying 81 10 selling,
and scarce.
por.ross-i so buyiry eosI Is selling and scarce.
oSIoss-s2 90 bayiag selling st s. 30.
TusyRs-ooc bayings 90 selling
Bgfraa--Sosfo 3sS buying. &c setting.
Esss-fs TO 1se buying: &c selling
cHtckEss-pressed % buying % selling, md very
TvRKlrs-17 to lsc = ID. buying, selling a, co. and
scarce
wHirs Bs.ss-Common to Good, 1891 so buying;
% to rs selling
TuLov-fve
BExswax-3j TO 4oc buying.
H.r-risnothy SO OF Prairie $40 %.
HfDEs-Dry Flint, IL, Dry saited, loo; ar-,bby half
price; Green. S, Green sheep Pelts 81 50 to Is
LgsragRIIesiock sole AZ u 44c 2 b. d. harness acc
ID do upper IS 70 sos yer foot Oak sole Sse = D. do
szrDs-Tsmotns, ~ IS; Fiax % Is; Cover IL % to
&1} 70 p bush.
LsKp-lS to 2oc buying; &c selling.
HAks-2J922c p b-; sugar curest do, 23c.
BsgY CArrLE-&s so TO IS 90 sross
saExr-s4 50 to IS so = head.
Fg4THERs-50 to doe
RAGS TO &c, buying
BAss-Burlaits, soc.
Single Dummies. 42e; double do ssc
seasfsss, bssh., Tsc to Is.
Flour, X Dbl, - to 50.
do Z bbi., zoe.
do z hill. paper g.
sAcks-wool Sacks, 50 zach
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GOLD Sl,50--Just received at the
NEW York STORE; 100 pieces of fast
colored prints at 20 cents per yard 4G
pieces of fine muslin, yard wide, at 80
cents per yard; 40 pieces of delaine a,
81 cents per yard; 50 ine summer
snawls at 81 90. The New York Store.
No. 6, Estes House, is determined to
close out the balance of its stock at prices
to-defy competition. NJ. GREoo,
mchxz-4f Agent.
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financial auo Lumluerllol,
> = 77777--77-77---------
NeW York Mnvkea

by Teiegraph-l New fonK, March q
CotonIIeasy dull and fully &c lower al 4sc for mid
ding.
tlour-stafe and Western dull heavy ard Is 10 ~
At 80 60 - for Extra state $40 so snr ,xtrs
II o., aud 10 p y IL 25 trade brands the mar ~
closing heavy With no buyers q outside
Whtsky-Exctei and decidedly lower at 10 ~ IL
for Western.
:, whsa. -Irr guar aud unsettis + Amber Mich 10
Northwestern Club At IS.
Rye-Duii aud nominal.
BarIey-ifeavy
Corn-puii At 81 for ne mixed Western
Oats-Dailat &c for Western.
Wool-UuiI.
Coffs--Qnief and Arm.
sugG-Qui.t at ll5<c for Porto Rico
Nsssses Quiet and heavy.
Petrpleum-Dul af SIC for 0ruAe Sc foy n>a.eA n,
, md. and nc Tor do fecs.
Pork tfaavy and lover q s Be02s rs for nsw mesa
" sog1a y for 1854 do cash asd regular way e1osne
q ~ % cash, = o012S 20 for prime and - 6onH o.
TOR prime msss. Also l,600 bbis nes msss for 1srch
and April, sellers option, at Is 10 1p2e 50.
Beef-Iieavy and dull ct II OH 90 for plair 49,
AMI 10 80 02U % for extra msss 49,
Beef Hams-Dul
Cut Mssts-Moderate demand at I51<elec for shJu,.
ders. and t649i7c for hams
Gle Tor stord ribbed. - -
Lsrd-Hsavy. Sales Of 500 bbls Il 1o16DlS9<c.
Butter-Duil At lS02ic for Ohio; lse32c 10 STATE.
Chesse-ouiet At iAo13c for common To prime
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
THE :CITY.
81 Mr.. j. l. Curtis offers some very
cheap property for sale. Sec advertise
ment.
- We have received replies to Il

~ We have received replies to the
letter Of Mr.. Lansing, clerk Of the steam
or B. G. Wood. published in yesterday 8
paper. The letters throw no new light
upon the merits Of the controversy. Both
parties have made their statements. The
soldiers who now write us retract moth.
ing Of the account as first given. And
here we let the matter rest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

~ The Hawkeye says that Mr.. Jas.
muhen' o. sidney Fremont county.
Iowa. started for Eddyvills on the Esd Of
January. He had with him a fine team.
some three hundred dollars in money. !
go,u "a.cu' &C., ana carried couple of
Californisns as passengers. He ha. never
reached Eddyville nor been heard from
and it is feared he has been murdered
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

1Ihis sensible fashion is beginning
to prevail Al Hartford with regard to fu'
nerals The funeral services are held. the
assembly is dismissed. and al except the
family and other relatives Of the deceased
return to their homes; afterwards the
nearss and earriages como, and the bad
Y accompanied 70 the grave By the family
only. This gives the immediate relative.
q opportunity 70 "tAks lesvs'' 81 the A.
ceased and to perforn the last sad ol1ices
privately; and. il the ease Of families rho
ire poor Of 10 npdssats slreumstnnoee 4
sasss mush nssdlsss sxpeass. 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
LIFE Issus1xcr.-We call a,tep,;on

LIFE INSURANCE.. We cslI attention 70
the caro- OF A. .. Ball and II. L. Dunn,
VINO are now resident agents for the old
ana reliable Mutual Benefit Life Insur.
ance company. OF Newark, N. J. Every
prudent man gets bis life insured. Give
them z call. mar2l 7lw]
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

EF r. n. Gilmore, ESQ, an able aud
well known member of the bar of this city.
has been appointed IT, S. Attorney for the
district of Iowa, pro tempore, and until
Mr.. Gurleys successor shall be ready to
enter upon the duties Of the Office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

EF Fight dow on the levee yester.
day. Two citizens got mad, pitched into
each other. Had lively little encounter
for few minutes. One citizen had his
nose smashed over his face. Didn't hear
of any further casualties as the result Of
the engagement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

PaoAorED.-Brigadier General Eugene
A. Carr, from Illinois. q regular army
ofhcer, who entered the service Il the
breaking out Of the rebellion as Colonel
OF the Sd Illinois cavalry, and one Of the
heroes OF Pea Ridge and VicksbutQ, and
At present commanding division 10 Ar
kansas, has been appointed Major General
oy orevet. He was appointed Bsieadier
IN March, 1862. General Carr il ! broth
er OF Clark Z Carr, Esq, Of Galesburp,
aud is gallant and efficient officer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
81 The river is still rising.
- The gold eau cas- as unnn I

- The gold caucas es upon the street
corners daily are earnest, protracted and
growing in interest. Feel bad for Won
s. hiemss. Should have known better
SIAN to have gold when greenbacks were
legal tender. 1t is like the heart of man
when It gets to 80 the gold, We mean. }
It Is deceitful above all things" Rch
es, in that coin, take unto themselve.
wings and won't stay with you, a. death
comes upon tina Confectionery. You viii
pay . premium in gold for 7.3Os yet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
KEOKUK MARKETS.
DAILY GAYS CrYY 0pvSgn,l
KseEuk, March g, 1885.


CORRECTED TUESDAYS Axp YRipArs.
SUGAR Cuba and Porto Rico, fAir, lQc; prime, zoe
choice, &c; New York. c, 24c; New York, 4, 25c;
crushed and powdered 261xc.
NsLassss-Snear Honss. Is Sc: aoaden 9yrup, ~
81 75-Sorghum, seal 90
CoFyEE-Lower AT ~ to 421xc.
RicE-15I4HiGc.
SoDA-American, lie: English, l1L
soAr-P.im, lisi2s1sc German, plzslse; St. Louis
CAxDLKs-Ssar, 30 to &c; Mould, 2o22lc.
fEAs-Y Young Tyson 81 seq 20; Imperial, u 10 10
81 &C; Black, 81 10 TO 81 90.
Tonacco-Dsik Sweet, rs to 9oc; Medium Brandt 60
70 Csc. Gold and Natural Leaf 81 30 10 81 IS.
N.ns-Bsst Brands down 81 o. per keg; selling at
o % rates.
GL.ss-sxio Country So q, City 80, rates.
CospAeE-LoweY At &c To Z7cs
DsIEp APPLEE-Choiee IL D.
Dried CuRRAyTs-2te.
RAisIss-Sew N s. 20. LayerfT rs.
aALf-Dull At 6083 80
PEARl srARcH-ll TO 12c
WOODEN W.sE-z Hoop Pals. - 49, hoop do 81 20.
No. Tubs, $40 So No do IS 20; No d. Is TO- Nests
Sd do. .. boards, IS co
No.. do do so ~
No. 2 do hf do SO oo9io 20.
HI bhls. No. White Fish 10 81
0r>-Ceai Oh, 9s99.r, Lsnseed oii.s1 So % Lard
Oil, 81 o.; Fish OIL, III 81; Meats Foot OIL 81 e~l 50.
cHsEsE-W. X. and Hamburg - TO &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

16- Our citizens did good work last
spring in the way of planting trees and
shrubbery. Let it be continued and ill.,
creased this season. Thereby shall the
good appearance Of our city be increased,
and it shall become "tbing Of beauty
the JOY OF the keokukisns aud the pride
of all Iowaps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

%If you wish to hear very brillian.
piano.forte of frst..class manufacture call
at Hammers Music Store-just received.
Also piano and melodeon covers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

~ A large lot Of goods we're received
BY Messrs. Robertson & Albers yesterday,
which were purchased since the recent
large decline in prices, and as wesee by their
advertisement in another column, will be
disposed of at corresponding low figures
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

By Telegraph NV Yosx March "A
Money-Active and Arm 1t per cont
bills.
Isl lf9lbi1. =
aovsrnusat stocks-Activs and nrmsr.
G. of'5l Coupon IO8k.
1910 Coupons ~
4 U, g. so OOupon6 lo5k
$40 Coupons (new tssusj 1861
6tocks-Dull snd lower
car 011 : q 1875 KIooL MAPDC e.:
Tol wsS 70; u wsyae s23k. "A THO can v
"a: Scrip eslf Usl " o 1T ss36; Pac Nan ~;
YCe6s Erie 6lX CB& iuS, Hndsoa ~: Har.
lem e; bedding 90 y o0N: u 81; Toledo ol5E
y u Csrt q; Quicksilver 6S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

A meeting Of the Union voters Of the
Fourth Ward win b held ct Burrows
Hall on Saturday evening next 70 nomi-
nate an Alderman for said Ward.
MANY VorrRs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

+ EE The daughter Of John Brpwu -
tesching q school of little contrabands in
a room of Governor Wise's house. where
her fathers death.varrant was signed
1.-THE whirling Of time brings all things
even"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

~ TelegRph.] CnicAso March =.
Markets ". al and dul
Fiour-asavy. Sales Of Spring extra 1t So ssd "a
perinr at o. -
Whsss-a to q lower. Sales Of No. Spring Il 1so
cors-Dsll Il 7s07lc for no i, and seosse for r..
jected - s.
Proyisfons--Pime mess pork offered at ~ 80. buyvs
ae - TO- Swest picked hama dali at 1tc.
LArd-DuIl at lsc.
Hsy-Duti q 10 90. $50
Oats-<c lowe, with sAles Of No. Il soS q. clo ,ins
= 1D5<c > - am
s14e~keglsets1 - eoa.iaal It eoc lpr No u
- ns. = q o2tflo1 o.. 49,
+ Noney--vWF6ontu6.s "a rs ~ u 4Ssss ~
= .ss--slsn = - hsytas ~ 4 lssnn l..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

cy The steamer City Of Cork, which
arrived ut Boston on Saturday, brought
$3.50, 600 10 specie. This is the 6rst 10.
stallment of the expected heavy receipts
Of goli from Europe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

. d. ~
'Usaplsy = ~ I0sk i =
80 p6ss Of Dominating :
p4iS rifst and essoAd Assistant
VIZ. B. Mn11n,
IS chisf Of Fire Dspassnsnt.
mlr4a-dis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

"a The army IL filing up. Most OF
the Trains that 60 up from City Point are
loaded with men for the various regiments.
The cars sre filed to their utmost capaci-
", and on top Of them are to be seen Is
many more men, all ia the light-blue
overcoat. which gives TO train, seen At :
distance az it whirls along, . covering Of
light blue mass.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

CARPET CHAIs.-Flax and jute chain
very low at Bag Factory. 4,h and Main
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

JoHn BELL, OF TRHNrssE1 IN Inr1aM
HEALrH-Miss Bell, daughtsr of Hon.
John Bell, of Tennessee, Who has ricsnt-
" passed out of the Yankee liBes into the
C,nfsderacy, passed through this pIase on
Wednesday morning last, on her way to
join her father, Who 10 1T present sojourn-
ing with Mr.. James Freeman, II OF near
Fist Shoals, Merriwether county. We
regret to learn that Mr.. Bell he's become
quite infrm. We deeply sympathiss with
him, having lost all his property By bis
devotion to the South, and is now . refu.
gee from home in his old age and in6rmi.
ties.-I Lagrange Reporter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

srSyas ~ r lfi1 I s - g. seesl
Bate. bnt naislI u eafdspe. sad ~ pr.
vaEs uss. Tbsee Wess abost %, 600 ofsn.
- aod 0s000 lsnsns groSa lasAy q
Los Asgssss. ATh;s year 6>sfly 100, 0Oo
oranges and 10000 rlsnons have besu
lraised IN that yipniuity. The oranges
grows this scar SRI larger asd in svsrJ
way better than last years crop, and sold
1t the groves - three dollars Per haedfsd
The largsst growers arc two Frenchms1
at the Mission San Gabriel. whose croF
last yesr anouuted 10 shout Sd, 600 ofan
ges, besides quantity Of lemons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

@ Gen. David Moore was in the city
yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

EOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling, with
- I've rosma, lot vell faceA, eeed cistera &C. sisua
ted on srsst hsevssa leth aad nth streets Pys
NS0. Enquire - fmay1ol H.R.TkN-KYCH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

FOR SALE-sO by 40 fess, commen-
essare Rsics 900. Call On HI. 3EN-EYGK'
oct21.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

DOR SALE-l00 acres nev Land,
80 acres under cultivation with two log bouse-
and small orchard, situated la miles from wsr~aw
Eaf one nsiie from Brckitradg- HHneoek Co. Iiiipois
Title god Price 5000. Escnife OF
n. b. TEyEICK
nchs Real Estate gent KeokEk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

LOR SALE-A Frame D~ellinp.
located on very Ere lot conveniently .tust.d IA
business corner of Sd and Concert street little good
Price 8, 500. Enquire of H. b. TEN-EYCK
febl3 ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24

LOR SALE-A nice Brick COTTAGE.
with two full lots fine Barn Wool. he'd cistern and
situated on frant between 9th ard l0fh sts
keokuk- Title good. Price S,5ce
feei3 H.B rEN-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-03-24
TOR SALE-A valuable Farm Of 200

II Va OAAC-A Valuable Farm OF 200
- Acres, Situated ~ miles west Of Pennington. Van
oo1nsy IOWA. end ono mile from the State Line
pIow With splendid bed Of Coal feet thick ara %
o. the very best timber In the country Thi. farm
49, 1rsme Dweiiing, with four rooms rood cellar
sna never mting veil Of water and spring 90 situs
sea tnas VIII supply water to four Different psrtures
ale Enquire Of " u. Harriet on The farm or "a nm
eIAtneo ~ As0kuk. H.B. TEN-EYCK
novA Real Estate Art.