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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

Tn PAHoRAMA.-Ths mkt bet thinl
'tvvhlsing-Ssw York. y 70 ~ a sess
rate, faithful and fnishsd fepressntstior
Of II. That you can sec By visiting Bal.
lsrd's Panorama now on exhibition :,
Atheneum Hall Mr.. Billiard welded
the pencil Of IN artist and he transfsrrsd
the metropolis of the country, with il
greatness, and wealth and magni6cencs
to CANVASS, with great elegance and
beauty. This afternoon and evening
closes the exhibition. Don't fail to see it
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

WARSAW IrExs.-A hunting evnaa;
ton, composed of some eight W.rs.v
boys, went to Lima Lake last week We,e
gone two days, killed over two hundred
aueks' three swans, and various otb.,
specimens in ornitboloov
Inc public schools of Warsaw are ra;..
ing contribution to the Chic.
Fair.
A boy twelve years old n.n.a O..
son, was killed short distance from W..
saw on Monday. He w.s leading . col,
to water and bad tied the halter .bou. ~.
body. The colt bessme frightened and
running with the boy dashed him apains,
. log killing him Instantly.
The Hancock County Teachers Ipst;.
tuts meets at La Harpe on the 18th =,
April. y
We CLEAN from the New Era
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

H When will Americans learn ia
combine the study of aesthetics with the
study Of utility? New York shows
wealth and capital in solid piles Of ma
sonry, which are long and wide and high.
There is practicality and no taste. There
is solidity aud angulsrity and no beauty
Goths, Corinthians, Egyptians, Greeks
the ancients and barbarians-can teach
the nation much needed lessons in archi
ture if We would but be learners.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

EApproachiug elections evidently
have wondlous potency in increasing
the morals of municipality. "Othello'a
occupations gone" and officers are with.
out trade. The Recorders court is de.
serted Of criminals. American citizent
of African decent are very orderly or Of
fend on the sly. The sons of the I'm
erald Isle have ceased TO be belligerent OF
hold their rows in the most peaceful man
ner. No Teutou disturbs tho peace OF
native American gets tight. We would
have . very millennium if city elections
we're held weekly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

EBe careful. This is the first day
of April. Persons Of mischievous dispo-
sitions will try TO fool you. If anybody
tells you be thinks Pete would make .
good Mayor, don't ask "Pete who?" fol
he will answer Petroleum. Or if he say,
tits good day for the race if you inquire
"what race" be will answer, the human
race, and in divers and sundry other way
will an demonstrations public sell you il
you don't keep your wits about you.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01
EOur excellent neighbor, the Wa,

~Our excellent neighbor, the War.
saw "New Era" closes, in two more is.
sues, it's first year. 1t certainly has grea'
strength and vigor for its age. We are
glad to learn that the citizens of Hancock
county appreciate the value of an earnes,
loyal county paper, as is the New Era,
and support it literally. So may they
continue to do, and may it's years be many
and its prosperity great.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

WHAT IT CosTs. If man during fftv
years, chews every day two inches of solid
ping tobacco, (and millions do it J, it will
amount at the end of that time to 1866
feet, or mile and quarter of tobacco,
hall an inch thick and two inches broad,
aud will cost about 81 300. This would
Keep him In hrst-rate clothing for over
ten years, providing his purchases were
made at Stern Brothers, No. Main street,
who will give excellent baroains ut The
time In particular. for they wish to re.
duoe stock previous TO removing to their
new stand. rmar3I.4tl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

William Aiken, the son or grandson q
Scotch-I Irish immigrant, was in 1866
the largest STAKEHOLDER and probably the
richest man in South Carolina. We be.
lieve but one man in the Union owned
more slaves than he did. He was twice
or thrice chosen 10 Congress from the
Charleston District Without opposition,
and was the final rallying point Of tie
pro-slavery parties for Speaker Of the
"Bahks Congress" vote standing
Banks l03, Aiken 100. He declined
further election, but served . term a
Governor Of tie State, being uniformly
esteemed Is enc Of her best citizens.
Governor Aiken, like Senator Ham
mond, kept silence when their State made
Sir Lincoln's election the pretext of se-
cession. He could not stem the tide but
ne refused to be carried along with it.
and has since remained quiet but inter.
ested and spprehensive observer. until
Charleston fell once more under the Uni.
on Tag. when be declared himself what
ne had elways at heart been, . Uu;on;st
His slaves are now free; he has suppl;ea
them with lend; and he is working hard
70 alleviate the miseries caused By unha,
loved ambition. To this end his means
and efforts are steadfastly devoted.
Who can doubt that the class 10 vhicb
Governor Aiken belongs-the class Of
Southern gentlemen who, blessed With
ample fortune, have outlived or snurned
the impulses Of ambition-are At has,.
y with a Governor Aiken -TNew York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

m0W Y01k mA9k0ss
y Tsiearsph.l NswYax. MarsA q.
Cotton-2 to d lower q lSDlee for midd1ns.
F1our--Dual md heavy and y - - lower q -
10 los NxtrA etax9 o.stOo - ~ Extra 4. b. O.,
and t6Dl0 - for trade brands, the market closing
heovy, WITH no buyesS ct OutG6do.
Whisky-Heavy and lower 1t 2 1604 10 for Western.
wheat Dali and nominally 70 e loser.
1ye-Dal1 and heavy.
Darlsy-Nominal.
Cors-Duli I'D to - lover; nsw yellow 5srssy II
l6D1 ~
Oats-Dull and decidedly lower soc for western
cluded In the sales bushels Western delivered
on opening Of the canal ct 7sc.
Wooi-Duli
PssroIsun-Dun II 3s1<c for Crude; sc for Refined
In Bond, and 72c for do free.
Rice-Dull
Cofee-Quiet.
sugar-Firmer: Cuba and Nuscovado at l1140125<c
Molassse-Inactise.
Pork-Heavy and decidedly lower At 2B o0027 90 for
new mess closing % co. cssh; q 60A Is Tor 1858
do cash and regular way closing at ~ 90 cash. . SOC
"a 90 for prince and Is Is for prime meas. Also, 2e00
bb's new mes 1t Is 00027 so.
Beef-Aoderateiy active at ID O0317 90 for plain
mess and 10 50921 90 for extra mess.
Beef Hams Unchanged at q 0oDN So
Cut Mests-Quiet II l41f9l514c for shoulders, and
1s3z1161<c for hams.
6acon-Lower at 14]60l5Izc for Cumberland cut
15Agl6%c for long ribbed and 6149l65<c for shor
ribbed.
Lard-Yirm, with fair dem and at le01sLc
Buster-In demand at l20l21xc for Ohio; a3e fo'
State.
Chsese-Quiet at 14D2sc for common to prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

Howe d Tyler will sell this morning at
10 O'Clock three hundred pairs Mems and
Boys Boots and Shoes and Ladies' Gait
ers, in job lots. Also, some two thous-
and Currant Stocks of the best kind
New Furniture of all kinds constantly on
hand at private sale and at the lowest pri.
ces.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

~Think that FIRE alarm yesterday
morning was humbug. Don't disturb
the peaceful repose Of well disposed peo-
PIE with bell ringing at uncomfortable
hours, unless there is an occasion for it.
The strlctest search yesterday couldn't
discover anybody who..was willing to say
there was any fire anywhere-unless it
Dc In the locality Indicated by celebrs
tea preacher, who, preaching one day to
congregation that wouldn't keep awake.
stopped short in his sermon and shouted
re-, and when a venerable deacon.
VINO had been snoring, sprang up and
hs'lowed "where ?" answered .sin hell
Tor sleepy sinners" We had the alarm
without the reminder,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

MILLIsERY.-Miss A. King has just
returned from New York with q splendid
stock of goods for the spring and sum-
mer, and she will be pleased 70 receive
calls from her customers and friends.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

DU-There will be no services in the
Unitarian Church tomorrow, nor until
further notice. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
Hassall, beng East. Sabbath School in
the afternoon, regularly, as usual
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

D~Mr. Wells, an old citizen of Han
cock county, who kept hotel few miles
out from Hamilton on the Carthage road,
died very suddenly day before yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

~In the absence of DR.. Ford we
are requested by the gentleman who an
nounced him as candidate for Alderman
In the First Ward to withdraw his name
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

A RARE CHAHcE.-A splendid Rose
wood Piano, Of very sweet sound, beau
tiful ornament for parlor, is offered for
sale-as bargain. Warraut ted to give sat-
isfaction. Call at E. Hammers Music
Store
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

~ Fruit and Shade Trees. ch..-..
ourranss, 90, may Be obtained opposite
the Ksokuk Hospital, on Main street. -
WV. BAssna
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

~ A number Of disabled soldiers
from Sherman's army arrived at the Hos.
pitfalls here yesterday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

iii you want to become : ssde.d.
nesd upon : railroad, take ride il tha
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

Mr. Eiitor.-Please announce thr name Of 0REy BALD
WIN as an Independent candidate for Alderman In the
Fourth Ward tmch3i MANY CITIZENS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

- Fred Douglass and his wife ve,,
q the Presidenrs inaugural reception.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

Mr. Editor Please announce Rom II. Giiixcar a.
candidate for Alderman in ihe First Ward.
mchsl MANY yorERe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

Mr. Eittor:-Piease announce Epxusp JEGER, Esq-
as candidate for Alderman in the Second Ward. and
cblige taprll THE VOTERS OF THE WARD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01
DUBLIC SALE OF PERSONA


PR0PERTY-On Wednesday,, the 5th day of APRIL
1885, viii sell af public sale = my Bricyard
the planktosd aud 0sswors In the city OF Keokuk the
folio ring personal property 70 Wit:
100 cords Of good wood, 80 900 brick, nsta dooss
and fraDes used in burning brick, vt Of ould
ter carl, clay cart, wagon horsss double hsrsess
single harness. wheelbarrows, and also ali improve
ments said brickyard.
Tor further particulars inquire my residence or
the Real Estate ONCE Of LEECH MUM.
meh23d2w JAMES AUSTIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

hkOkUk, Mafch 81.
d. Hellerer, Esq.-DEA IN STAT at.
fords me great pleasure to give you my
testimony in favor OF your Panorama of
New York, which was exhibited in Keo.
kuk to our pupils and citizens. 1t was
estimated that some eleven hundred chill
dren were present at one time, and the
complete order and interest manifested,
demonstrated that the picin res have great
power 10 tx the attention Of those who
behold them. Your facts in the Stats
tics of the city aud the lucid manner of
presenting them are of inc stimable value
to the youth of our couotry.
lean give more information of the re-
sources and Improvement OF the great
cities of the United States to nv pupils
in one lesson after they have Witnessed
your exhibition than it would be. possible
to convey to them in man lessons with
out 1t. Respectfully,
RUrus HUBBARD,
Supt. Keokuk Public Schools.
The Atheneum was Gro " ded at both
exhibitions yesterday. The work exhibits
here for the last times at 8 and 8 O'Clock
this afternoon and evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01
THE CITY.
ears Of Arrival and olssiss u Nails u Ksskak.

DQ-eeveral Of the city churches have
been holding evening services during >
part of the week.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

OmhC080 u4oH90ts
By Telegraph CHIcAso. March 81.
The markets are panicy and lower.
Beef Oatte-very quiet. Sales 1t 50@s 90 for infe
rior prime The market closed weak with downward
tendency.
Hogs-Dull at 000ll Is, closing weak.
Provisions-Dui and lower. Mess Pork Soc TO ! o.
lswer sales Of 600 bbis at "a o. and 500 bbls, dsliv
cred at Milwaukee at q IS. Pine Mess pork Soc low
err. Sales Of 400 bbs At q o. Bulk and pick meat
neglected
LArd-Nominai at 161<D17c.
Whisky-1c lower. Sales OF 100 bbis 1t Of.
| Four-l 80 lower Sales ~ White Winter at q
| and supernne At 4 IS.
| wheat-5 to &c lower. Sales Of No. 1t 05d1l 10
cloeing weak At les
Corn-Dull at e50csc for No. ], and 51D56c for re
jected.
Oats to &c lower. Sales Of No. at ssi40ssc, clio
| sing at 40c.
| Rye-Dull at 63l<aG7c
Barley-Quet at sogI 20.
Mon-y-Yery scarce-
Exehange-fir1n at par buying and u premium sell
| ing
6oid-1539156 for cash, and so for next week
The bids for provisions to-day to 10 $50 Dbl
Mess Pork at "a 2J&2p IS; 1880 bills Prime Mess
e 459 % o. $4,000 ms meats at 10 es1ls IS 70
sides Is $3.50 90 for hams and IL 72lI 90 for shou
| ders. Awards not yet made.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

announcements.
Mr. Eittor:-Plesse announce Epxusp JEGHa Esa
as candidate for Alderman in the Second Ward and
oblige taprll THE VOTERS OF THE WARD
NJ. Eilors-Please the name Of onry BALD
WIZ Independent candidate for Alderman In the
Fourth Ward. tmoh3i MANY CITIZENS
Mr.. Editor Please announce RoHf. H. Gi,lxosn a.
candidate for Alderman in ths First Ward.
mchsl MANY VOTERS.
k5-we are authorized TO announce the name Of O. II
BREvER as and Independent candidate for Alderman in
the First Ward. mchsl
Mr. Editor Please announce tn. lame Of Lent
HEsRr scHEvERs Independent candidate fos City
Marshal at the ensuing Charter election.
mch2s MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. Editor Please announce tn nan. of Dawn
FarbEnlcE. the Peoples candidate the once Of City
Marshal at the coming municipal election and obigs
mca27 MANY VOTERS
Mr. Eiitor Please announce the name of Rosrs.
WoEsrEn candidate for reelection to the oice of
City Marshal Fmeh57l MANY VOTERS
Mr.. Editor You viii please anpounee the name Of
H. d. BARTLETT an Independent candidate for the Of
fee Of City Marshal. mch25
Mr. Editor .-JoHs W. ooD1S. Esq., viii be supported
for the next Msyor by THE PEOPLE.
mch23
Mr. Editor :-Plesse announce the name Of THonAs
AEris as candidate for reelection the ONCE Of City
Recorder at the April election. mch2i
Mr.. Eiifcr You authorized to announce Dr.
FIREMAN KNOWLES . candidate for Alderman in the
Third Ward fmch2al MANY VOTERS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

Now York Money MaHkot.
By Telegraph NEW YoKx, March 81.
Money-Moderately aetive at CT per cent.
Sterling-Dull at 109@109l
Gold-More steady; opening at la1Z advancing Il
1921, declining to f61, and closing at 1907
Government Stocks-Shade hrner.
stocks-No Scconc Board to-day.
cAP6111 9 1884; c RI $50 D G 4s
az; 1 G scrip slss: Us1 n Cert I'll Pae NAH 2ao
NY $50 Rrie 461G @ b. Q los. Hudson 81; Har
lem IS; Reading sssz<; o. Is 49,; Toledo %
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

AS-We are authorized TO announce the name Of O. II
BREvER and Independent candidate for Alderman II
the First Ward. mcbsl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01
T AND FOR SALE have 100,


Of land, which intend 10 sell without hav-
Ing hxed any price below which will refuse bid SO
acres lies n nontrose Bottom Lee county. Lows, ~
Of this prarie and ITO tinber650 acres
under . good fence four cabins with three rooms in
EACH well Of water 1t each two ponds OF and
creek Tor stock vstsF and barn. wellfamed With
The other tract contains about us acres AZ miles
OF Keokuk between the middle western roads
which connect Keokuk and Montr9~~ about Is or 50
cleared and the balance In timber Two cabins
we'll Of water, aed creek for stock this tract
and about lto acres under good fence. Title fndispu-
table.
These tracts susceptible OF veon and will be dr.
vdsd TO suit pufchasers. Those Wishing buy home
make Investment In real esfate In either Of the
above localities invited 10 examine the lands Of
tercd In quality 1t least 500 good and lies
- we'll - any iands In Iowa will take pleasure In
them % any person Wishing purchase and In
j.nIodH FRANK RALLIxeER-
lTHK CHEAPEST PROPERTY AND
| il BEsT INVESTMENT IN THE CITY il offered in
the following.
Two store rooms and lot on Main street between I'll
and 9th streets In the best block In the city fur business
Two Store rpcms with comfortable dwellings above
4th street. between Main ard Blande.u streets III.
best stand % u Main street n the city
On D,aeuiao House roons cistcrn cellar. &c attn
opposite Exchange Street Chu ch between ID ant
<th street. Prizes 81 500.
| One Brick HcHse rooms csfern &c not two square
| from the market hous~ Prc+ 500
Too Dwelling Hoazes and Igs, each house Containing
rooms cellar and cissern and for SIS per month
| Price 81 600.
Also lots have len to exchange for land Ii
viii taks - thousand dollars in Lee Cruvfy Raj
rod Bsds at tsr cnfA rnise n part yment The onl
reason for offering this property these sacrificing pr
| cei IL . desire to change my b4siness.
| mches-dlm Corner of Concert and 18th ST.
|
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

DysatAsrity = ~ osa1u ~ q ~ Treasury, -
unasrsisnsAhsa nsdtheosnsra,sshsripttea Assacy
fpf - nis a Omitted sRen zrssuy HsAss. ssrins
ssvSa ana tArss4soths ~ esat interest," pr aanun,
knovr - The
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

Mr. Editor --JoHs W. ooDkS, ESQ.,, viii BE- supported
for the next Mayor by TIE PEOPLE
mch23
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

Mr. Editor :-plesse announce the name of THosAs
AErrs candidate reelection TO the ONCE Of City
Recorder at the April election. mch2,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

TOR SALE
l. Acres, situated Z
Buren, county, IowA,9
Railroad; 90 acres mn
pillow, with . splendt
acres Of the very bs6o
has . Frame DwslIinr
and = never falling a
ted thLs Il viii suppt
This land will be col
sale. Enquire Of ~.
dsrsiRned, ct Keokuk
noy11
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

Which we can sell at lower price than any other store
In this city, having special contract with the Factory
Ps-Their store Is closed Saturday Of every week
Call at the H0OsIER STORE, No. Elites House Main
et. bet. 9Th 9Th, Keokuk, Iowa --'-
mchso IA /. sRIEsBERGER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

Mr. Editor please announce tbs OF Lieut..
HEsRr scHEvERs as Independent candidate fot City
Marshal at the ensuing Charter election.
mch2S MANY yOTERs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

Mr. Editor You will please announce the name 81
H. D. BARTLETT as an Independents candidate for the Of
fee Of City Marshal. mch25
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-04-01

Mr. Editor You are authorized to announce Dr.
FREEMAN KNOWLES . candidate for Alderman in the
Third Ward. fmch2aJ MANY VOTERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-22

Ssssmer Joha Gibson. Kelly. Washington. 70 hou" viii
mdse and pass. 10 H. b. Cromwell L Co
Steamer Chesapeake Sher wood Portland with mdse aod
pass. to H. B. Cromwell Co.
u. $ steam transport vsruna, wh.shu-s. NewOrisan'
July 18th, with cotton and pas. to U. 5. A. ON
Pepsacola 18Th Tho health OF both place. excellent
Bark Rosedsle, Of Barbados AusustUra and the bsi
IA days. With hides HsbecA Balsey 18Th Ia, % SO Ion
70 spoke schooner pa.roDss hence for Belize Left no An
vessel. -
Brig VIM. Muir Of sheburne N s.. Harding. Ma.ansas IL
days. with sugar TO Brett. Son Co.
Brig Drsgoon Anderson, Havana, 10 days win sugar 70
jas. r.. Ward & Go.
Brig port of Annapolis N s. Bent Cienfuegos 10 days
with sugar, &c 70 Brett Son CO. Goth ms, % miles Sc
Lett bark Elba fox NewYork ready Brig Alice for
Brig AImou Powell ofPortlaud Boyd. sasu. day. with
nloasses to Miller X Houghton- Passergers-W. IL Cum
BE Atlanta Hartung Mstsmoros % days, cotton, &C., "a
Smith 4 Dunnz
with dse NJ Petit Co. PassengsrsJamss Holland
and wife, .
schr Abbie Bckeu Achron Carisnas days with sugar
schr Mary Parker Parker, Norfolk days, with water
melons to X. X. Parker
Schr. Charlie. Hswley, Alien. New.Havsn, Albany.
Schr. Sunnyside, Psrsy, Norwich.
Schr +. j. Scott, Arnold Providence Elksoe.hport.
Sclr NJ Manson jr., Dayton. Port Jefferson
scr. H. A. banning. 30 rimon, Hartford, Ehzass;hpo'.
Schr. salota, Lowell Boston. Albany.
Schr. Benjamin English, Baker Boston.
Schr. +. A. Bagey, Crosby, Lingsn IL days
Schr. Il. Sanders, Coleman, Newberg. Providence
schr. c. and c. Brooks, Brooks. Rondout, Boston.
Schr. Emily Morreli New. Haven Enz ,bethport.
sctr Iruo Mary, Pancost, Newbern N. {;
Schr Franklin Bell. Brewster. Beaufort, n. G.
schr A. Kelly. Newton. Beaufort, NC.
Scbr. sarah IL - Georgetown, d. G.
Schr Nepanes Bride, Crowe Mobile ls days with coor
and ro.ia to s. w. Lewis Co
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Movements of ocean steamers.
pa-.euueps sailed.

In steamship Europe for HAVE via BcstW. D. Bennin
ger yr L. Dfnper Sir. ]. u. Prrtie Mrs Pringle. .r
children and three servants, Mr.. Wilson and 'rrysn Nr
ami Nh, oseph Coolidge snd servant Mrs joan Coolidge
Mir l. bowler Nh. Rouyof two children and serv.nt COL
and Mr, Gerard Nj Alc. Lsgve Me Russell : Cook and
two hidrsu; Mr Myers four children sni sew n' M -
Crc Tr-ufafd Mr. r. de P Borda. Con.nl for The u
of Colombia; Mr. Wyn belly Jores for children and GER
want, Mr q. ws.hiagton smith, Ms. Ap6ert. NJ
hheIm children AID ints. Mr. c. . We'moe and
child NJ David fsycard VI. A. " nclarf. Mr Niiilm
Gonh.r Mr. Gouberi Mrs. ; Rothhot Nj FORBADE, .lr
srlrn Sir. NAqurs NJ a. l.. Grrbes, NJ: o. sari' 'ir
Paul Mrtig.. Mr. l. d. Brewer M Lindley, Ms' Mean.
Mime r. Pinchon, Mt :. II. Kennedy Mrs kennedy DIS. >
kennedy Miss l.. Horton. Mr. X Balm and children NJ.
jas Boy su Mr.. Boysn. and daugC.pr.. Mise Helena De
Ksoy and servant Mr. A. Dc'ourhe Secretary OF French
Legation Al Warrington; Mr. v ium Sew .nne A. o. SOAR
Nh Solar three son. dirg hfr 3,tants A J. Leader
oni. Afnont Mis-. C. A has.rt Miss d. Turner. T. Tufnrr
A. Dubois Mis-. Preston, Miss = Preston Miss Hampton -
Durby Mr.. Dsrbc J. u. schiller A. l. Daninllsl, A.
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Cs.s Mf. C.s. Mrs Parch snl child. Mss. Psrch Mr.,
Fsrnnm Mr. Brrtianp, Mrs. Breithup,, Mr de Po,o.'at
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and servant, r. Mifarh. Mr. J. Orcss, Mr.. H. de Le,n
Ms. Ducayr,, J. Roheyro Mf J. smith, wife and ch,d
Rev s. PAxio. DR. Hoard, Mr l.. Boudro slr Dubious Mr
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A. NJ Kittrrdrs ar. and Mrs. Rrmey, D. Bon, MI Hanst
MIR Unrobi.r Mrs A. Levy. Mrs Is. Ladoue. Mr. j. La
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Robert Cunning, with q party Of roughs, at
tackled some policemen at Lawrence. Mass. on Wed
nesday evening, and Cunning received pistol shot
dnrine the encounter from which be cannot recover
The Nre- Haren Palladium has become the
,ronertv of Messrs. A. II. Byington OF The NorsdlN
ia,,u, A. L. Train. lately Of The Nsp Haren Journal
and MI Crofut Of The ROeheau Democrat
The time for holding the Colored Peoples
Convention at Harrisburg. has been postponed rom
August i. to Augusta.
An unknown man was killed on the Eastern
p.ii,osd near Ipswich, Mas, on Tuesday evening
Last. The body was cut completely In twain.
Mr.. Henry W. Longfellow, the poet, owns
mn 10 An income OK ell.Q0o year. ~ ....4 .-